The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1849, Page 3

‘The Double feraid. On Tuesday next ov shail pabdiish, es asusl, our dee- sheet, for the benefit of the vast number of adver- rapidly coming to us for the publication of their ards, This plan of publishing © double sheet has m taken with great avidity by the business public, successful, indeed, does it promise to be, that we mot be surprised if, before six months, we shall under the necessity of publishing a double sheet wery dey. An advertisement in such a sheet is put fore thirty thousand readers every morning; readers, 00, whe peruse what is before them. , Advertisers will please band ia their advertisements for the Double Herald as soon as possible before Mon- might. Notice to Newspaper Readers, Transient newrpepers (that is, papers not sent from office of publication) will hereafter be subject, in @ of the act (approved March 8, 1849.) }o the general newspaper postage rate only; that is, e cent for any distance im the same State. and one-and half cent for any distance execeeding one hundred iles, where the newspaper is sent from one State to mother. But postage on such aewspapers is in all to be prepaid, as heretofore. This isa reduction halt in the postage o1 Law Intelligence, Derorsion in THE Case oF THE Bard TARANTO, IN THE 8, District Court in Bosron.—Bruce. et al compes- nn wing and Trading is tion, lébeliant H Swazey et al..respondents. ‘The libellan Shawmut Mining and fradiag oelation, alleging themeelves to be the true owners the brig Tsranto, and her appurteaances, and of he sea stores om board, and prayed the Court to de- the title to the ship and stores to be in them, to put them in posseseion thereof, and to eompel the re- pondents to make over to them the bill of sa'e and pustom house documents There were three sets of claimants. Thomas |] Swazey & 4 ociation, holders ef the bill of sale L eel, claimed @ liem upon them aud the vessel, for the amount of their account against the Associ: jon, Jobn M. Merrill, master of the vessel, claimed a n for seourities against liabilities he might be under, ester, to persous who had furnished labor or ma- ferials for the ves-el. Mesers Thayer & Morrill, who farnished provisions and #htp ohandiery to a large mount, claimed @ len for their account, und tute of Massachusetts, 1818 Taney had also, he filing of the libel, attaoned the vessel i pommon law, he State Court Judge Sraacux, im deiivering his opinion, said, in ubstance, that he was ratistled, upon the evidence, hat the following was the trae state of the fast [the Mesars. Swazey wore the eriginators of this en- ferprise, fer the purpose of being made agents, and for the commissions aud otber profits of doing the business. They advertised for persons to join the pompany, prepared such @ constitution as thuy chose, yhich gave them the office of agent and treasu nd fixed the capital stock at $15,000, in Afcy sh bf $300 Uhey gave *troog assurances to in- huirers that they had made careful estimates, and phat this sum was ample to buy, fit out, and provision jeneel for two yeat These assurances were not lulfilled, and were made without sufficient foundation Dn the faith of them, however, the requisite number of ons joined the company, a meeting was called, und constitution adopted. As prepared by the Messrs, Swasey, this constitution gare no security to the com : ty of the agents, but aa amendment as made, requiring of them a bend in $20,400 for the faithful discharge of their duties [his bond was given, ith proper sureties. ‘I'he Swazeys thea announced the company that it would require $3,000 more to y all expenses, and gave strong a-surances that this ould be sufficient, and leave « balance tor contiagen end osid that tbey had then obtained all their pills of any o+nrequence, and knew wha: the expences ‘be. On the faith of these assurances, the com- enlarged their number, by creating ten new pbioh were subroribed for, and mostly paid in. he bill of eale of the vessel was permitted, by a vote of company, to stand in the names of M ‘sears. Swazsy ud Capt Merrill. On this point the evidence is com- Y wn tradicted, that the bill of sale was 80 @erely a58 matter of coavenioncs, sod 10 reliance ppon the bond which hed been given, sad without any w to its being security Lo the agents or master At the of tbie vote there was no idva that the company 4 or could bein debt to the Muasrs Swazey [adved yy bad nosuthority tospead anything beyond the tof the capitalstock. Beiween themmlves and he Association, they were merely disbursing ageats. About the middie of February, the Swazeye sua- ‘ the members to yy, and on the 2ist with Knowledge of the Swazeyn, it was voted to sailon Mth. ‘he vessel was now louded, the hatches m, the boats stowed aod everything ready for ses. the afternvon of the 22d. the Swazeys, for the first aunounced to the company that it was in debt them nearly $5,000 {Dave no doubt, from the widenoe. that they Knew che state of the accounts ig before thi dd ennouncement in- y, until the compaay was placed under the Hieadvan' being all assemble , most of them at distance their hemes. and in the expectation proceeding immediately to sea The compaay was fied, the more so on inquiring into the pur- ‘made by tte Swazeys; and on looking for the ond, it was accertained that sir. T. fH. Swasey had ned it im seme manner uaknewn tothe company, 4 destroyed it. Tnis act his counsel, very properly, not attempted to defend. On inquiry, it appear- that the Swazeys had charged the company with archased by them of yer & Merrill, w! discount ef three per cent was made, and $100 was mated from the price of the vessel, which was not umicated to the compeny [em satisfied that Was no centract between the Swaseys aud the by which they bave any lien upon the or her stores. As to @ right in general ity which t has to retain property inet his which he bas madw ad- it is 0 ray that the conduct of the jSwaseys bas uch @8 to entitle them to force amy euch equities 1m this court agsinst the as- jation. As ageinst there respoadvuts, therefore, must be for the iibellants. As to the claim lof Capt. Merrill be bas no lien by eoutraet, nor by t! maritime lew 4 thereis no evidence tha’ im fact, incurred any liabilities. Ifbe has don: it has been without any sathority from the company. » ‘Thererpondents, Thayer & Merrill, claim a lien for /theiz provisions and chsudlery advanced, jer the Marsashusetts statute. t, a8 argued at the bar, this Mem, if it existe, is Lande, it of title or possession ‘now im controversy, aud cannot be affected by th decrees prayed for. They ask to heve their lien en- forced, Bor the objection offered is satisfactory, that jaced themseiver in & position to have Mer ‘Botice iagiven to the world to show cause aga’ C label co which ti comes in parce fory Teepondent. Ir tb were for the enforcement of alien, the situation of these respondents might be different. But Moensre ‘Thayer Merrill have actached the vesselat common Jew, 1m & suit ageinat the Messrs, Swazvy, sad claim ‘to have that attachment served. They have not 4 their attachment is vaiid only De atiached by any ot for @ay debt or trespass whatever. Object ir to test the va roe oe 8 tae alteoh iG ‘not the property of the Swazeys wan tae aiteohine made. eed that Messrs. Tosyer & Morrill, at the pred had fall koowiedge that hesed with the money of without Sonne fer thele velas, shonge righ na for their vulae, though originally bd woes ‘suthority. The deoree, aa to the Piores must, therefore, be fer the amouat which has teen for Im this view my attention has besa po tot jssloos charged by the ‘They were to lone for servives ndered able rer vices to ir conduct » mpenration. iden titled to thi emourt they hove id to the Swuzeys, exoeps gaue expenses, The wees will be, tnat the titie to CRke veeeel ber tackix, apparel, and nen stores (to be specified with reasonable distinetawer), 1s ia the libel: Jevts. that the possession of the sam- be given to them, wf the bill of sale, regia! od News reom Cawrxat Ameaica —By the arrival at the por merter ol yesterday, the brig Septemoer, trom Hendures, we have re ‘lowing inteili- eoce trom Cevtrel America. Cast Nickerson 4 Omen the Zhe of Fevruary, and Traxitlo the Gh ot Mareh»—The repadl Jauatemala 19 in a rate of complete anarchy. Cruz, the leader ai the malcontents (formerly Vice-President dur- ang the admumistration ot Carrera), attacked the city ot Guatemala ow the 2%h of January la but wee repuleed with coasiderable lone, He has since retered to the department of Chiquimula, aad has teken poseeamon et the townot Yzabal, tne oaly i the north. Since the expulmen of Gen. Carrera 1a August last, there Juve been elected the tollowing presidents: J. A. Martioes, J. B. Excobar, aod M. Peredes, which Jest evil in office. The civil war rages more terribly threatemiag the total extinction ot all goweri me Mach, nowever, 18 to be hoped from Cras, the leader ot the insurrection, in behalf of exder, but it Ww teared he will not be able to re- strain his tree The lodians of the province of Vera Pox, rmiteting those ot Yaoatan, have fired the villages ot Tele van, Chamey gutting to deash, withoot aiatinrtion of cor, age or ex, all who ere not ot their race. The United Statreslowp of war Albany was at Onoa t uary lov, and wailed tre or Havaga. At s meeting of the Kegents of the U aire 22. he bonvvary degter Of LL D was eo Harvey Privdic Feet, AM, peinoipal of the \-r* natitation for (be Instraction of the Desf and Dem> of Viewin 1-1 Baader before Easter 2 Momdey before Easier 3 Panstay Lefore Easter 4 Wedoredey befue Kevter. 6 Ti Two clergymen of Kavemes, whe are said to have Voted for (be Constiturat, here bere preotuded from celebrating mass by ‘ ardinal Arohtehwa Faleoatert verti they shall have proved that they bed sot so toetracterian weekly journal, the R. George Weeds M. A. of Upiversiny Uotings, Oxford who tome time axe was respmmendnd by ts Durbam. es pastor of the congregetioa of palienes at Perth North Brite, ta © the Church of Eegiend, bes avowed wae 4 plac'ag bi werif auder the Scoteb Episcopalians tm thet neighbortood Toe Rev. ‘hawberr, B.A, of Emeauri Col Cambritges, late av ordained clerg) mse of the Eogiish comaunien im the Dicoese of Ripoe, bes aise joloed tae Sexton Epieoopalians; and it is now ame auord that the Rew George Aspinall, curate of the Kev Mr Greseeil, at Denton, near Manchester, has a0 seseded sed so- cepted a Soote of the Cheol mear (asgow Enq ,@ barrister in the Northera formed to the gCburch of Rows as bes ths Rev J A Stewart, B.A, end rector of Venge, is the Diocese of J Aspraait hject the most cousiderate reflection. de- peintne at as one of the Secretaries uf the Missieas, riste burch Wiiitewebargh tatend holding a fair during Easter week to exsirt ing the expemre of reising .a church edifice by fer too smsli to soceamoda congregation, which couid be imorsased fourfy ae accepted « call to ile, Priace George's the Reotorabip of St James’ Char the Diocese of Tennessee. The Rev. Thomes B Flower has received aud acoept- ed unanimous invitation to the Rectorship of All Hallow's Churoh, Srow Hill, Mary The Rev. Chacies E Phelps has resigned the Reotor- ship of St. Matthew’s Churoh, Moravia and been ap- pointed the Missionary at Homer, Cortiaad county. ‘The Rey, Sylvacus Reed. Deacon, bas acerpted @ oall to the charge of St. Peter's Churon Niagara Falls, On Saturdey last, the Bosrd of Managers of the American Bible Soviety elected the Rey Joseph Hol- ditch, D. D., Professor of Moral Science ia the Wee. leyan University, Middistown, Coaa., to the office of Secretary of the American Bible Suciety, im the place of the Rev. Dr. Levings, deceased. Movements for Cail v FROM DKW YORK. The ship Flavius, Captain Thatcher, sailed yes- terday morning for San Francisco, with the fol- lowing passenge: The White Pisins Mutual Benefit Asseoiation, 8 C. Tompkins, Edward Banks, Guorge Baoks, H.R. Banks. D. Reynolds, H.Weeke, A. Norton, J Ferguson, Wm. H. Dickeneca. Also, the Whive Piains Mining Company, viz.:— George Goodheurt. David King, C. H Rilington, F A Munson. Joha J, Collins Also, Osias Ulnz, C. A Purdy, A. R Edwards, Jas. Gardiner company of four persons, Geo Wiaship, L M Sob: ) Greenville, ia nite fer, 8. Demilt, Wm. Brown, Sylvester J Mowat, A.B. Hoyt, Wm Baldwin, H M. Smith, Morgan Kennedy, Dr. J. F, Reynolds, Wm. H. Crozier, Leasing Height. G. L. Ford, Wm E. Ford, James B Tompkins, W. H Snow, John Sherwood, Thos Prichard, Warren Seeley, 8. Brown, R Snook, 8. R. Eluendorf, Luther Walter. John P, Jamisom, Samuel White, N.S Slorey, JW. ‘Welling, Samuel Bushell. Henry Cleaue tom, Robert Beardeell, Benjamia Beane Grantham, Joseph gGentiett, Charles Adam, H. M. Henry, ¢. 8. Duteou, Wm A ‘Delavan, Origen Browa, Wm. Quid, O:te Van Keller, Aibort Lankanaa, Fred’k Albring, Wm Tobias, John Soles, Jos Wiley, G. H Oakiey, Themes H. Fitzpatrick. Thomas O’Con Michael Clafly, Michael Keogh, Patrick McGuire, J. Hughes, J. O'Callaghan, Patrick Donoghue, Wm. Mul- lin, Jobn L. Mointyre, Joan Baraside, A. P Allen, 8. M. Allen, Horaee A. Pike, Johu Bannister. A. J Tice, James Doyle, Jos. Sullivan, J. J. MoCiuskey. Total, 89. MARYLAND. A company ef ten young men, con! ing of Wil- liam F. Webb, William Gross, Beajamia Wolper, W. R Dorsey, James KR. Bain, J. D. Baxley, Wil- liam H. Hopkivs, Joshua J. Creery, George W. Bull, and Samuel G. Collins, under the ttle of ‘The Baltimore Mining and Trading Company,” left this city last week, #n their way to California, by the overland route through [adependence, Mis- sourt. They are pertectly organized, with the proper officers, under a constitution bindiag them together fer eighteea mouths, and are fully armed and equipped for their arduous journey. Previous to their departure, they purchased and shipped to San Francisco a sufficient quantity of provisions and clothing for their use during the time for which they are bound together, and also seat their wagons to Iadependence, where they intend pur- chasing the mules necessary for their journey. They expect to lwave Independence on or about the ith of April —Baletmore Clinper, March 23. PENNSYLVANIA. ; The Cincinnati Guzecte ot the 19th instant says: A comyany of seventy young men, bound for Cali- forma, from Pittsburgh, arrived on Saturday eve- ning. Another company, from Penasylvan numbering about two hundred and filty, arrived | yesterday. MASS3ACHUEETTS. The bark Yeoman, Captain Clark, satled on the 14th instant, from Plymouth, Mass., for San Fran- | cisco. The following persons went in her: Mesers Jas. M. Clark, (captain), Seth Bisakenship, Jno. Clark and Thos Brown, of Rochester; Geo Col- lipgwood (mate), Nathl. C. Covington (president), Francis H. Robbins (secretary), Juo. E Charehill (steward), Robt, Swinboura, Nathan G. Cushing, Franklin B. Holmes, Jas. T. Collins, Nathan Churchill, Nath! S. Barrows, Jr., Hy. M. Hubbard, Hy. B Holmes, Alfred Doten, Elis Rogers, Ellis B Barnes, Geo P. Fowler. William Saunders, Richd. 8B Daaham, Hy. M. Morton, Caleb C. Bradford, Silas M. Churobill. Elisha ‘W. Kingman, Ozin Bates, Chandler Danbam, Jas T. ‘Wadsworth, Winslow B. Barnes, Thos Rogers, Ed- ward Morton, Wm J. Dunhsm and Augustus Robbias, of Plymouth ; Sylvanus Everson. and Geo A. frad- ford, of Kingston; John Ward, of Brooklyn, New York, Henry Chase, William Collingwood, Wiliam M. Gifford, A, O. Nelson—Total, 41. Srriovs Accipent.—An accident, which proved quite serious. in ita result, occurred on Monday evening, trom the explosion ot ‘* Marsh’s patent ou,” which article has hitherto been represented as being perfectly harailess, and without the least possibility of explnding. The tacts in this case are as follows: On Monday evening last, Mr. Francis Dillaway was engaged filliag his lamp with ‘* Marsh’s patent oil” froma tin can, when, from some cause, the can exploded with quite a loud report, throwing the contents 10 every direc- tion, setting fire to the wood work in the room in | three or four different places, setting fire to the clothes of Mr. Dillaway and a little daughter of Mr. Woodward. The child being much trightened, etarted to run up stairs, when Mr. D. caught her, and in his efforts to rescue her and extinguish the fire on her clothing, burnt both of his hands most shockingly. His face was also somewhat burnt. Mrs. oodward received some burns, though comparatively trfling in their exient, The child was not seriously injured, and as svon as Mr. Dillaway found that it was in proper haads, he returned to the room where the explosion oc- curred, and by extraordinary exertions, although to himself.— Boston Advertiser, March 23. Tur Equinox Again —Wednesday night last | was altogether the most tempestuous that we have | experienced this season. It was evidently the | winding-up of the spring equinox, tor yesterday | the sky was almost without a cloud, albeit the air wi mewhat cool. A very large quantity of rain | 1s said to have fallen, and the wind was so high | that a number of trees in the suburbs of the city were blown down. We notice that the beautiful weeping willow is already begioning to put forth its delicate leaves, and we muy therefore conclude | that spring has indeed become possessor of the land.—Nattonal Intellizencer, March 23. Minnesota Territory: James Gorvon Bennert, Esq. — Sir:—The name of the new terntory organized by law of Gongress, 1s Minnesota, not Minesota, as now universally written. Please make the correetion in your y,and thereby confer a favoron the people ol tha it region. Yours, elit H. Siscey. Rabineau's Warm Baths at the Astor, ir ving, and Carlton Houses, and hig arm Sea Baths wt the foot of Desbrevees etreet, North river, have reoontly beon fitted up with new tubs, fixtures and farntcure, and wow equals, aot only in a of their deona will b@ resdy ow o about the middle of May. So'soription n at Astor Baths, Whore arrange monts ean be made for The Plumbe National Dag uorrenn Gallery, on ‘he upper corner of Broxdway and Murray street, should 9 vi a, and Pansos, | by ell who have y ot doncao, as they will de gure of moot | ing with the fetnslise face of friend or ye ative Mr. Onevaller’s Cat wny, [a the only one of the kind i ch seed there oan be relied on ne th Store, 184 Hroad- Whawver is pur | COMMERCIAL ARFAIRS. MONKEY Maen, Saturday, March 24-6 P.M. The news from Europe had a depressing taflaenos vpon the stock market todiy, quotations for nearly every eeourity in the list having fallen off from prices | ourrent yesterday, At the Orst boerd Tresmry notes owners of trotting horses, te the fullowi rt the months of April and Muy :— two miles ant Feprnt to haraces, fve for all Avbara 4 Rockester, 3; Canton Company, X ; Far- mer's Loan. % ; Long Leland, }; Erie Ralirosd, X ; New Haven. 2 Th. wae considearadl deen s slight— for our principal American seourities. bat not to Jomify the depreo the intelligence came to band. she Ling exchange within the past two we Teowipt of advices by the last stoma’ le activity in she to some extent wore made opeam advices are uot considered sutiaf ctory a very alignt da. ntaples. aud for xtent suificieat to tion in this market realis-irines deoline in ater. eke, or alnos the bas reduced the ¢iference in quotations between this aad the London mark d prices are now higher hare, ocmpared with thore current in London at the latest dates, than thoy ‘were (wo weeks since ‘The Hartiord aud N: hae declared a dividend of four dollars bie om the 2d of April, at the Union Ba: The City Bank of Albany has dsolare dividend of four per payable on t! Haven Railroad Company per share, paya ok. 4 @ semt.eanaal he 2d of April The quantity of eosl transported on the Reading Roilrosd for the week ending the 224 fust., was 9 453 131 808 tons, The double eaglon, or twenty dollar coinage, eagle is to be omitted. They are mad and like penalties are and other United Staces coins. Stock Exchange. 14900 do ‘SHO Ind State's Ly 1000 do 6 N 01 the above named course would on! horses thi a that never won s purse over $10; to 00 No. 2—Sweepstake, frco for all horses that F $100. No. added by the proprietor; mile heats, lest Sin 10N COUKSS, L. | —) ROTTING —TAE 1 wit, hescom | tone; proviourly, 121920 tons, Total for the season, pieces, and the The Rev. Dr. Magie, of Elizabethtown. bas, after | gold dollars. or units, are to resemble the other gold ept that om the reverse of the dollar the le @ legal ten xed to counterfeiting these U 86s, 1887 111 8 wha Canton Co b39 39 f do, knee rit ‘do b30 39: 0 Treas Notes lig BO do bd 85g 1009 da MO” 75 do be Wow do WKH 2 do Eas 4 10H) Ohio 6, 1858 wo do 33% Wow do, | 1866 WIM 85 Brie, old stock bs W355 35 do, ‘now, full 30 60 10% 10 do 5036 WA We do ba) 4" 109 do 60 59! 8 50 do 88) 59 HI 100 Harlem Railrosd 9 86 200 do 30 59 53% 100 do 60 6! 200 0 S320 do alam 68: 100 Brie 7's Bonde 9% 10 = do 69 10 she Nor Bivor Ble 20 do bom 7 Bk of Commerce, full 9734 300 do 200 Far Trust So 400 do bow 89 do BR a0 do bnw 59 ™m =e 35% 60 Aubuin & Roch RR 79 me do 0 B65) 800 Long Island RR 25 100 do #15 BM 100 ao 243 & «do V0 Sey 50 do 4! mw do 355 30 Now Jorsoy RR 106 2% Illinois State Bk 100 Heading t= -b30 33 7S Morris Canal Ww 100 do ETS 4 25 Canton Co bis SK 100 do ay sO de 39° 15 Honsstonio. new = 90. 190 do 615 39) = B Hudson diver RR 60 w do 60 9 =WNYANAKR C) do ew 38% ‘ Boara, #000 Treas Notes Os UGH 34) aha Canton Co b80 9 10000 do bim ibe. a) do b30 39 anw 3356 35: () IN Bas, 3038) 10 she L Tolan 35) WNYS NH St 60 Brie, new, fall b10 59 s do St 100 Basiem Railroad 58% oo RO PRIETUR ‘attention of the purvos and awoep- me off on Monday, never wo aparaa ‘a—Sweepatake subscription, $69, half forfit, with $30 5; to go aud carry eo - os — " - oe TR re GES et Ce mere REET MERTENS SRE UNE ERE ORR OR OL CM TR aE AMUSH 4N'TS, QWERY THEATRE-MONDAT ‘i the new Kvt—Chacks Seariey, MeN aang Bob, Mr, Jordan; Sal Dane, Me. Svevens, Mra Jobo omit, Mrs user; uth Smith, Mrs Sather lavas a a " es oe Moore, Stin- Gouldeon; © allatan, jo "as v3 Co Wemyes: Wed Hard, We Dutt Previous to whiol Ate. Pair ax wooheoter, Mr Galbort: 4. open at ty com memos at AMUSEMENTS, : RoR Fina Re Same ee eigeg, | | IUEMGUNE Ot Attn ita rgset ene he pattetaacl as & | The Premea the Opes Baker The Govern gure: Ferte Brecia, Mr sect, Nog folmaas eesila, Miss '¢ Protoc— The Office § — The Government Geese Merissehvase ‘Ctand Soneehal, Me Bevwns coil ct | 1 wy of Mente, $e. Mr Mg. BL Reeves Doxtor | Tote to you some hours aga, by telegraph, coda. \BANFESU'S ATIONAL THRATRE, GATE CHA raau— 2 Wonaay Ove bs sUKDEK—or at 6% o'elock—ourtain will F BURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRET—VONDAY 26, wil ve Sow th: celebrated ire Carn ‘Jertaay, Wajor Soo, Bagsterh, Hi. Brougham; Me jan; Major Joo Mt. Toots, Mr. Keymood; Captain cattle, Mr. Burton sol bills Mr Bavititen; Waiter Gay. Mr. Warden: Jack Buneby. Me. Broug: 8 ST acters, ae ; Macdufl, Mr. Jobustom; Banquo, Mr. Raymon Me. Hav ilton; Maloole, Mr. Warren, Lady Macbeth, Mr. B ‘Ist Witoh, Mra Vi Dress natte 600,; Family Clrele 2e Doors epee un re open atT; curtain rise ab 7%, [TAMAN OCRRA, ASTOR PLA R—WaX MARBTZES sipemente vith ‘Wily ‘Burgoase Sifoert Geral foxtnat, erre: witl "t velit, Tafinetli, Novelli, nod "Sa sucr havitg ‘leased. thie “stab Kish Will offer a sorios of represents, inguished artiste will austaim the March 16, isl be pee Vile Ri YY evouing. ‘tote T PURI Ta NI—blvira, Borgbero; Enrionetta i fo, Six. Taffanelli, Gi oo sig Diet Bruco Sig. Piamontesi. thostre, "6 0 ’ ECHANICS Ball, 472 BROADWAY, Grand and Broome strveta. Open every night tacme ts ‘week. The original und well known Christy's M se izea 1542 tho olsewt eatablioned band in the world + who elsicn, to harmon! and can vabstanciate the same, of being the first 188 Nogro Melodies, aud originators of the present popular style of Echiopian vatertainmonts, [A premiuci of $50) will be paid to ‘soy other Co apany in existonce, who roduce evidenoe of Just Fight to ‘the above diatinotion. | “Whowe Conserta in. this city, for period of threo years, have boen roseived with great Patropage aud faver, unprocedented im the annale of public Amusomonts in this crust metropolis, and continue to be alah Seoaived with approbation. Uy large aed highly respectable tod enora, » most convincing avide their superinr merit and at- tractivencin, They will huve the honor of introducing Hoty of new and oricipal Melodies, Burieaq| t08, songs, Charnotariatic Dan: tem ulte” that hi mitable” company, who chal ment of Ethiopian representations. couslete of ton mera under the direotion and mansgement of K. . Chris: . the whole comprising ® corps of unequalled versatility and talent. Admission 25 conta. Children under 10, half price. Doors open at7—Conoert will commenes at 8 o'eleck. An afternoon Conoert on Saturday, commencing at SPM. HS. FRANCES KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ, TO- morrow morning, March 26th, the olay of ANTONY AND pe DPATKa, nt Institute, ry a} ‘olook.. Ls iter of natitute; at the Astor Bouse, te Irving House, the Union Francis and Mr, Crowen's Stoustrrs, trioe $l eet SME OWERY THEATRE.—BENEFIT OF MIS3C. WEMYS8.— Wedneray, ch 28, 1549, the tragedy of EVADNR— ne. (firet time in Now York.) sisaU. Wemyre. To be fol- lewed by the oomedy of TH WONDER—Donua Violanto, Miss C.Womyee. Box book now open. ONSIKUR ADKINN, THE REAL AND INCOMP, IM “fren topician, will contince his onernorgentey eee No. WS Broad Egyptian Boater, ty every evening tris week, at the Mine way, where he will give'a grand Magical tainment, Ariiasion, 50 cents; ohildron, 28 eonts at 7 o'elock—Performance to oommencs at B ‘TLE GANDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN SUM Tegort can now be engaged for Evening Amusemente dx. ste: Oforcb tha Promina or by Dotter peek uieheeesiog at the Office on the or by lot ‘st-paid) directed the preprietors, TRENCH & WEISER VALAPUKALA, po SAN ERANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—TEB BRITISU swamel ip UNICOKN, 660 tons burthen, City on or aloat fires of April. Wi el rout feeony Prick oF PassaGe. Imcabin, In fore cab Bor Rio Janeiro sarah: Taforecabia, In steerage, Iperalae ccc sss 4 130 = eee tect ene com Ce ae expinenood surgeon will nooom ‘8 ins Te euR abe, Reema Unicorn has double engines. had new bollere in Glasgow senow dndergoing » thorough rofit, and her cnbin and voerage Will bo very oomntortablo and well ventilated. VOR CALIFORNIA, Via CHAGRES—THE UNITE States Mail Steamehip #ALUON will leave Now ¥: Chagres, via Ba Thareday, 19th April, with Biates Mails for the Pacite. ‘The Faloon will azevve att what you pleare. w come off on Monday. April loth. i = seer 8 ain No, 4—Purgo of $80 mile Hoate, bore 3 nd, 0 harness, treo for | MBPla,time te deiver the malls aud paawengere for the Pacite all eseee that bpever won a parse Over $50, to come off ou Thurs | Passage to Chugres in state roomr Day, april 19: Do. do, lower after oxbin No. 5—Sweepetake wubser'ption, $100, half forfelt, for 5 t ‘cabin cid, milo hests bers 8. ints tonasneen woeome raining, er | | De Se Eevee evara coin. a No, 6—curve of 634), mile heats, best im 6 te barnes; $8) to | Freight on specie to Cheer > 50 to the second bests fceo for all horses. age epply 00 u day sroning March SU ACORFEN Aaa sow No TaN that | r ay evening March 31, at ORF 905 That | NOR BAN FRANCISCO—THE SHIP SUSAN ham Square, at 934 o'dlock. All entries dirested to M.D Grocn 730 burthen, ‘with Immediate Jewa’ch sae isa testences ville peompuly attended to, In the above named jurseennd | Liverpoel Packet, tus five wonthecld and equalins post, ewreagin Fwoepstakes, 3 to ra0e 2 to = and comfort to any in the world. For ia M.D. GRERN, Proprietor. | HP. TOWNSBND, 186 Nasran street, PN USUIATH ApDIY to BNTREVILLE COURSE,—TROTTING—THE PROPAI- | (1 ALITORNIA, VI4 VERA CRUZ, CITY OF M&XI50, Ctors of the above cuusse offer the following Purvos and Mosatian—‘this Company salla'on, tho Slee aie plate ot Bweopatakes, to come off the vocund aid third weeks in april | thin Company are accommodating. informstion next: ‘No, 1—Bweepstake sub-orly Aion, $50, half ¢ horses that best $ in Gin harness, free fo Fs with a puree of $00 udded to the winner. + No, 4—-Puree $00; mile heats. best 3in 5, in thi er Won & purse over $60. rt No. 3—Purse ot $100; mily heats. best 3 in herees that never won # purse over $100. No, 4~Furse $50; two wile heats im harness, horiee. No, b—Swaepe bent St 5,in $250 added to the second boat, All of the above purses ard by Wo'clock P.M. at 0. H. ‘hee or wore in exch to make No. 6 stake, if tilled, the race to co sweepetakes ¥ rT. pame of Jeaving him at 10 Leroy pine. Lovejoy's Botal, * nditwo'to start N off the 38th cf May, 1849, forfeit, mils heats, ever WOR & purse; harness, for bortes 5, in barness, for ,fr00 for all pacing take subscription $250, half forfoit, mile hoa arness tree for all tyottiag horses, with a parse of itl close March 26, Mercer stree.— SOME FOUR WEEKS SINCE, A or-o'lored pointer dog; answers to the ‘rank. ‘Tho finder will roceive tho above roward by O&8T—ON WKDNESDAY KVENING, 21} the Apollo Rooms s Diamend i whio re anxious to recover, ing it very valuabie, receive the than! it Franklin House. lor will be ‘the ower, by leavi la the ST INSE cou wd wi G iberaily rewarded, it at the bar of the thom (K Mc. & Co) endorsed for $200 63 OTES LOST.—THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LO3T Baltimore, Neo. 1, 148, at six months, drawn by R. McG dow: & Co, in favor of themselver and by thom (R. MoK. & (0.) dorsed for $417 50, CLOBE & DANDELET, Baltimor THE f Bal- following notes, received from R. McKidowney & O. timore, Mo..1n ent of purchares from us, do hereby oa tion all partion notte vegotite the sams, payment Raving boon cr e note 04 Nov 25, 1 t months, Grave by WMobidowne & Cor in favor of thomeel L will O8T—A LARGE BLACK AND WHITE SPOTTED DOG, left side of the bead black, answering to the aame of spot. On his collar, Baron de Courva', A liberal reward will be given to the 8. Charles Hotel, corner of WANTS. 7 Ww @ situation todo Cham! in general Bousework, The applicant cau be ‘at 046 Wasbington street. ANTFD—BY A RESPEOTAULE PROTESTANT GIRG, rwork and Waiting, or to take ¢are of childran and do Jain Sewing, or hes no objection to assist ‘seen for two days, ANTED—A TICKET FOR Passat cabin of steamboat Orgou, oa nama to Sen eco, Apply at N IN FORWARD ir sexond sripfrom Pa- 7 Pearl street. ANTRD—A CAPTAIN TO TAKE Command of a xvod Anan A SHARE 4G, Bw AND THE thia offive, C Address RW. A., at 166 Sprig street. ORTLAND? STRHET, FULTON Sf <er. ‘wanted in either of these strests, near the ferred, or on Hudson or Greenwich streets, in the ST08k river pre above vicinity, N atiorneys for the the Legislature of Texas, pa against the late Repubne of March 20tn, ras, ineinding Austin, Texas. 1, E. SIMONDB, of tho above firm, i Will retain until the 26th instant. He office of J. A. Monroe, Eaq.. No. Narsan Offices No. 3 St, Charles etroet, New Orieans, a1 SPECIAL NOTIOKS, 10 THE CSEDIAORS OF TEXAS —MEMUCAN BUNT, of Texas, nod L. B. SIMONDS, of New Orleans, a tation and adjustment (inder the act of h 20th, 1848,) of demands .8., Herald office, misht lead to ment, either a8 to a disposal of the office or ibersl. 10 (OMML SION ERS OF DEEOS.—A NOTE ADDAE« to H. & saitable otherwire, Torms shall be extended to the Sist daj from thove stockholders who have not already subseribed or taken took om Paving down 8 por cent, when thom scouring t nal pro-emptive mgit, and on terme in all te Ent eon iven to takers of Bonu RIVER KAILROAD COMPANY.—LOAN.—NO- suffering great pain, succeeded in extinguishing | UDSON the fire. He has been confined to his room ever Fem EO Ly since, and is constantly in severe pain, tk boh | ow b ob taken Up itaseamae e Lanner hands ina situation renderiag them wholly useless | 1 Swoehhelders am opporta: secure that pee, Wines ‘Agents may apply for Bonde for Stockholders, in amounts net Ip da S000 ag ate, ‘offered by the proposes of the Isih Fel oh gem s commission of one per cent. 8, Treasurer. N.B—Tho above motice woparsedes tonne seta aah whe pbrined ath oaelo peptamienlzanes™ ate, and wes u conte ‘etrore. ‘Naw Tork, Merah tet. Taal vit communications, i jent, at 112 Broadway. No other p teon recolve communiontions of remittances tor cintion, 1 who ropes jointeg, are od to write t» peoure above At take p'no- '@, when the constitution wi Avnanan Storer, Corr. Beo'y, 80 LET. three stories, marble convenience for afumily Rent $40), om ALEX. day aud Friday evenings, at 112 Browdway, eoowd pins ob pen CALVIN LATHROP, President. M. OREIG, OTICER.—ALL PERSONS HAVING CORRESEOND- eneo with the California Mutusl Benefit and Joiat stock Asrociation, are requested, (ns the association ia now org: . tara to Calvin Lathrop, Exe- im or jocount of paid anso- od O°LET.. TWO HOUSES IN HAMMOND STREET, mantles, Hot and cold baths, and Appry te Tifanover street, AAA AAA Annan Cc near Jobe stront.— Chi Belte, aed Holnierr, Tsilor tallostenwonte 4rkanras Gil Stones, Razor fand other ve fa) things facture jewelry Siver Ware, Re, etnitt A drinks ta, mace up i con No imitations ti STATEN ISLAND FERRY Boe eed e wetees. E ALAVE ave Van declined \ per cemt; Pennsylvania 6's, 3/; Harlem, X; W.3, Land 6 s'oleok, EWEDKY, WATOLES, &o.—CUAS STEWART, MANU- { Joweiry Sliver Wars, ls up oF so'd mt this establish: ewatohor made wp to order. and repaitne im the host MISCELLANKOUS, PSVALISK'S | ULLERY STOsE, NO 18 BROADWAY, alive Calif rais Bowie Oitk and Hunting Knives, ocket Knives anor, Saisors, Droaing Vass, ners, Trimmers’ Moints, we; Den Strops, snd a thou No 1S John Stivet, LW YORK ATS Landing st Neo-esar} given by Captain Butterly, from 1 tod P.M. dally, nt the Weat- chester Honse, corner of Broome atre*t and the Bowery. A moot ing will be beid at the above house on Monday, Weducsday, and Fridsy evenings. at half past 7. The Harlem cars pasa the dace. AK WaY TO GO 'TO Ca California Grand B: LIFORNIA.—JAMES SUYDAM x pedi ti & ¢ pedition.—A publie m be held e enday and ‘Ihursday evening, at the Bi Honee, 252 Grand atreet, until the oo Will complete ongag- Ang, Gul aie bodied men to gu to the gold regiorn, ‘The company wul furnizh the men with complete outtt of clothing imple ments, &a, on sbares, ‘Tio company will prooced round’ by Pittsburgh ‘rom where they embark on board'ot » double oavoa, exceliing any other Loat for speed, to be propelled by aaile and Poles to the head waters of the rlatce river, loaving only 700 wiles jand travel, ‘The men wi'l be supplied’ both on board of the boat and iaud journey with Jai dam's patont portable saloons to lodge und dine in, which qual the raloous of sconm honts for convenience. By the groat advantage which this company will work over the small aasooiations, there will be no fe doubt but that the men who the majority of members uf paid several hundres dotla: on shares will protit more than malt sasooiations, that hive PPy at the Suydsm's to order of any size, “ .#.— In consequence of the indiaposition of one of the members of the abovo firm. $5,010 interest thoreof is for sale one, er the five tho lt be disposed of to persons to go on with the expedition or not, as may wit their couveniense. Persona investivg money in thls expedition will be Pomtive cf realising the grosraxt prof thay mon oan ¢ invested in, being no poralble way for thom to lose, sud may ize 1,000 per cent in two years, Apply to J.SUYDAM, as above. SE FREMONT ASSOCIATION FOR CALIFORNIA OVER. land, via Gaiteston, Texas, ucder the ossort of Gen. Worth, T Pill pouitively ruil cn Saturday, Siet instant, in the packot snip DENSANLN outtit, which is furnished thing, saddler, tents. w agai hones, a4 provisions for six Minerva, Rooms, 406 Broadw attendance daily to enrol ‘Ateoviation will meet this evening at 73¢ o'clock. ISAAC BROWER, President. CALIFORNIA DAGUBRREOTYFES—PERSONS ABOUT to visit California. and desirous to leave their liken: sees with their friends, would de well to call at Brady's, Nos, 06 and 207 Broad wa: here. by reasom of recent improvementsand adai- tions to his ostabliahment, faithful and true likenosses may bo ob- aiped at the shortest notion. LAM. Through in 45 days, for $190. The 'y tho Arsociation, consisting of elo hammocks, camp ontns, ho., Ko, 0 AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA ARAAAAAARAAN HH. CHILTON AUCTIONEER —dOUSEHOLD FURNI- Jole @ Chilton will sell «ture tion, om Monday, March 26 1849, at 1034 o'olook, at Ne 474 Broome stroet, near Greene, all the Furniture coutaiued im said houpe, com; Damask Curtains, Pier Glasses, Bruswols Seras, Divane, Cnairy, Tables sacortment Bederends, Bair Mattros Wardrobes, Look: of which are 0: Faintiv gs Paintines and Br cravings, find. Framed "“Eneravings—Several description of whieh wi von in tre Catalogue wlute will be ready om Saturday, at the'Auc- Uereereotice, 27 Wall areet fe 7 be ai MoCORMICK, AUCTIONERR.-BARRIFFS SALE, AT + Recka onday, 26th, at IL o'olook, at the Mansion Fouee, st Hook of the Sheriff of ny, will ho sold, by order Qneen's count furaiture in the entablishinent. GREAT SALE OF SFURNUID AND SUBSTANTIAL Bovoehold Furniture.—H. H. Lede & Co. willsell at auati on Wedureday, the 24h invtant, at the residence of the late David Gardiner, Eq, No, 43 Latayotte place.s general assortment of costly *nd fashionable Furniture. com; carved rosewood em wuite, of the atyle of d Eliasbeth, made ers. ma, resowood grand action etecwary, and work: nd $i. iano forte, oon of art; ¢ Ageries and bi- 00; paint utente: heb tantel end other ts; carved rosewood and imabegany bedroom glassware, ho, &o , &o, bbe examined the any before the sale, on obtaining tickets of ernionion at tbe cffics of the Auctioneers, No.8 Wall siront, UBLC SALR—W AUUTION, ILL BB SOLD AT PUBLIC N. Y., on Tuestay, 2h March, at 1i Sawilton. IRKOTION FOR PLLOTS— VESSELS SUBJECT TO VISI tation "by the Health Offoe—Evory vessel from a foreign eadevery vessel having nad, during her ‘eave of Swmall + va, oF infections of contagious ‘Any t me. All veswls trom any port, in tho ordinary which they must pes south of Cape denlopeo—ar maweonth day 4 Commerce. OR ta VANNali- 4 very superior eteems’ iar der will eave on abovs On W odmand P.M. precisaly, from Pier No. 4 apD'y to paca a Thats, 194 GB BRITION AND NORTH AMBQICAN Ku. STAy) between Besvon and 1 ant between New THE NEW AND ‘Thos Lyon, com. th inst, at #00 00k Yoru ane land and reovive maile » = Capt, C. Bl. dedi Hibernia. Capt. W. J. (® Lang, Aina. gyre” Blagarne. 9: Stone, aw N. shannon, Canada’) * W. iarrigon, | eS “Thewe voeoule Carry s clear Wilts light at mset hned, green om starboard bow, aud red on port bow board. Wre x pervuns | expenses, hrough the fen exporionoet anrgecn rpecis, Devout an amou nowepapert mu t AM levers aod at office, Papeane fewes Bow Yorh or Bovtoa to liv: tre* onvin, $12% encod cabin. $70" Fr frvight or pases # opty f. CUNARD, M4 ltesadony, NOH MAREII HK SOPKWION Hyak MoRy Fiten, | et Yor ihe «y NOK BAVKE.—Teh SUPERIOR OPPRRED AND OD prfe toned Freneh hark Arwen'l ¢ freieit or pee agesiply to BOVD & BIS TES . ORETS FON Haves P a Ouoids, Jorn th Burt BkCLPw AY CIRCUS, 8 BEOADWay, NEAR MINCE strect—Last week of Li x —! 3 crt tenn vaok of Sands, Lont & Co's troupe —Mouday Cavaleale, Grou udes LO COMMenCE with 9 brilliant by the Hivers Fauily ‘Pc Lay B “s potion ‘Exerciece.” Mr. i vorite peny Cxnderelia: and aleo the trick ponies, ‘| Pythiaa Horeemansbip by Mesrs, T, Neville and’. Gardner and te accom plisbed juvenile rider, Martor Mf. The \cemuclade with a fav:mte after venleg atfora aif past 7. Afternorm pertormance on Sswrday, lock. ‘Admission 35 * vonts—ohildren half price aRNUM RICAN MUSEUM—GRAND OOMBINA- tion ef attrrction: —' o 008 ‘% ané overy evening at 7: ‘waor ia happy to apnounee the revaza to th! of the celebrated Quaker nent sevdel the Mammoth wovgnetys te Pivy toy ~ . ia at ali hours, with Titania, the Fairy ‘hese teaved Loe Fomily,, the grcat B yall brate sid Alvo Great Western, Pete Morrie, Mr. ME. W eat, Mrs. Monoll, Wias Stanhope, Gighiand Ma 4 moth Boys Wex Sovipture Statu Madame RK ckwell, fortune-teller, Admission 2% conte children er w Jease, Wie conte, ‘ RAND MUSLOAL FRATIVAL AT THE A! BLY ROOM, Chinero Baldy Musica! Bo y 4 tal Concert, at | mom Tuosday Eve ai Mare? 27. The prograimue will contain amongst other come of munical comrositiovs, Mendlessohn's celebrsted overture of Bum- Dream, & Grand Potpourri, Pancrams of ho Ne 4 8 new Overture, U minor, by Mr Lenachow, 4 to Gen, Taylor. Por further partiontars nee email bill, at the Senate had, by a unanimous vote, laid Mr. Benton’s resolution on the table. Within the last two hours there has been a conference between the friends of the late administration and those of the existing one ; and it has been resolved that the tabling of the resolution was not a sufficiently marked and definite condemnation of its character and tendency. Ithas therefore been determined to pass a resolution to-morrow, before the adjourn- ment of the Senate, declaring that the protocol ig to be regarded as forming no part of the treaty ; and, in the second place, that it does not at all con- flict with the articles which it was meant to ex- plain. This is deemed necessary by the friends of the administration, 1n order to relieve it of the em- barrasement Mr. Benton’s construction of the pre- tocol would necessarily involve. It was at first surmised by the democrats that Mr. Benton was not moving in the matter without the concurrence of the administration ; but so far are the members of the cabinet, as well as the President himeelf, from sanetioning Mr. Beaton’s course, that they are most anxious to have that courge marked with the most distinct, full, and poses es creanetion: ave also announced, in my telegraphic despatch of a few hours ago, that the Bakinte have Tormath decided agamst the proscriptive course advoc: by two of its members. This wise and digni- fied, and if adheredto, a3 no doubt it will be, must gain tor the administration renewed confidence and esteem. Some removals must be made, but not for opinion’s sake. Mr. Meredith and Mr. Clayton have been foremost in opposing the pro- seriptive policy, and the President himself has de clared his determiuvation to discountenance it. {tis evident that Minesota does not atuod high in the estimation of the cabinet; or perhaps it is that the people of that territory are deemed toe strong in their principles to be injured by the FSIER'S SECOND OWIGINSL BsLLAD RN Taborunc Monday Eveniny Woare re Rainy Lo 1 Alona: Duncan Grays vin thoir parte Tiok- popel “Qu ta Ol oomth To commence atk ewes "HE GREAT CHINSSK MUSEUM, 639 BROADW t =pring and Prince strocta and ti countay, consists of a great number of life size Of silolsseos; several handred Chinese paintings; epart ounce Aud vests, modele of pagodas tomples an bridgos, 8} ns of Chinese manufactures, their agricultural aud mechanical implomehts instruments of music, lanterns. & &o. Open fom ni till ten PM: daily, ‘ cente; ¢hildren under twelve half prior. 179 BRCADWAY.< EX IBITION OF OIL, PALNTL VG o by od masters: till Go'olock. Admittance 25 ven Admittance, aecident of a shocking bad Governor. Mr. Mc- Gaughey’s nemination was bad enough, out Mr. Peonirgton’s 18 still worse. The only thing cal- cul.ted to reconcile one to it is, that ‘he is said to be determined to resign, and thas prevent the ointment of somebody else during the recess. has been at the same time the tool and the pet of the King faction in New Jersey tor the last twenty years. ‘Wasurnaton, March 22, 1849. The General Topics of the Day. Colonel Bliss came into the Senate to-day, and delivered from the President a package of manu- scripts, in compliance with a resolution submitted by Mr. Benton yesterday, calling for the residue of the correspondence on the Protocol. As soon a this package aforesaid was handed in, om motion ot Mr. Webster, old Zack’s right hand man 1s the Senate, an Executive session was held, and pead- cloth cleaned for 6+, ponte ght dal overcoats tandsemel 4 CORTISI03 1O TAILORS —THOSK WHO WISH TO OBTAIN A COM Plote method of Cutting all. the various styles of Garments fs worn at the present ti well to purchase Stinomete New Work on th perfeouy ompleit thet aay ewe, in @ few ho Proveod te immediate practice, ot and cope with t Periovced. in olgant Gar mente. Price p omplete $4. the Author, No, 178 Broadway, or at Whovior's, ko., No.4 Courtiandt street, New V. ADAME MALHERBB BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE Indice that she will open Poris Mitinery Thuraday, March in and respectfully solicits a call to examine the same, at POR BALK. POR, BALE A HORSE, MARNES® AND A VICTORIA W agon—all neatly now, off»red by a ontioman who is about acing to Kurope, To be soem at John Cordo.’s stable, Courdandt tlley. bi tween White and Frank! te CoOUsTEY RESIDENCE FOR S4LB —THBE SUBSCPIBER offers for sale his present residence on tho west aide of Mar: Kot strect, in the Village of Poughkeepsie. The house is of brick, 27 feet by 80, three stor os high. with » basement and two back jngzas, commanding fine views of the river and mountai-s The fot te 33 feet front and roar, aud about 401) feat deop, took. fd with a choice varity of frait eee and flowers and with an e grapery. Price, $80, ©. W. SWLET. keopsie, Maroh 17, 1849, vakM AND GUUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE—TUR SUB- ‘toriver offers for asle hie valuable Retate eituaved Ing, on the Whit« tone Road; or if more agreeable to parohase! ho will divide it into three cetates, the property being +0 sttuat ‘a3 to render this practicable, giving wolrnch trom £0 to 100 acres of lan ery convenience as to hours avd outbalidings that cab be desired. The lands, fences and everything convented ‘with the property are in tho highes: order ab of every description of fruite tha ° having beew the Summer residones, and had the pe ationsion of the owner for the Inet twenty five years, without rogard te cost, Tho dintance from Now York is about 10 mies, and steam- bonta and stages make almoet hourly trips to the olty, which rom- ders the .catior particlarly desirable to men of business. asit is presumed no one will porchago withcut_ viewing the property, they are referred to Mr. G. G. Wooks (overseer) on the promises, or to the wul soriber. G.d. DOWLAND, No. 54 South atreet, (Sd aory), Now York. JOR BALE—OK TO LET, ON MODBRATE TERUS—A atone front parlor is 44 feet deep, centre, with s tea room 16 rooms, extensive pantries, and a bathing room; the fitted up for a conservatory. The third story bas four. ffth five rooms, with pantries to mach The house surpassed for elegance and workmanshi of Fourteenth street. ‘th rear, can be bad with WM. 0. ‘The premiter car & BUILDING LOTS VOR BAL dollars, on the stage ronto in Will is well atuated for agr-cery store, at tt Avenue ana Vonat strect, near the now Mathodist Ohureh and the ercas ronde: title warranted. Inquire of GEO. SCAN DBFIELD, No. 4343 Brosdway. | [\akM FOR BALB—THAT BRAUTIFULLY siTUaTED | Farm in the town of Ialip, Long Island, formerly the reoleance ry . floor. YOR ONE THOUSAND of G ‘Shi Eeq. Sait ree cont 4 ‘aores of ftv rate land: On the pros: lsoe le good twostery dwelling hosse, and other neoresury cut buildings. Said Farm i+yituated directly of Fire Island Inlet, beu ded on the bay. and on) bout ive | miles from the Long Islan of ines to. 4 Railroad, Apply one mile weet of the | bad J. H. MILLER, | ALUABLE RIVER PROPE FOR SALR, aT NY- | ack, Rockland County.—The dooks at the village of Nyaok, known as Vedney’s Docks, with water rights aud rignt of ferry to iarrytown. &6. Apply to the owner, CONGR Bo akows 125 Water at, New York, R SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HALT ‘and other businom engagemonta, the subscriber offers for ‘asic the foroiture and unexpired lease of the City Hotel. in tne city of Nownrh ‘The hotel band most comme | dict #0, containing upwards of one hundred rooms, arranged and fernished in the best modoru style, Torms very favorable, Apply to W. R. LUCK. en the promises, or HUNTING) ON & Co., 17 Wall stroot, URNITUAB FOR SALE —THE ‘of rich aud eplerdid furniture, vis., three bine and white elk window curtaina aad ornaments, whol cost ab & window, with six chairs, two couches and ottomars to matoh: two pict glaser, plates 33 by 120 inches two do, 28 by 116 inches; two chandeliers, 18 lights exon, with other articles of the same style. Apply to THOMAS MORRELL, ‘on the premiers, No. 153 Seoond avenus, corer of Tenth streat, between ene and three o'clock, FOLLOWING ARTICLES ly new, will be sold low, Naw ND DOG FOR SALB—a VERY LARGE young biaok Newfoundiand, well trained and fond ot onil- drep. Apply at 205 W ater etroet. mt DICAL. kg Af ATH TO VERMIN—TOE SUBTLE ARTS OF CHEMI! en D try have been brought in requisition by Sr 00, broadway. in the peparaticn cf hin onlebrs ted Magnetio fowders, fer the destruction of bed bugs, moths cookrosch:s, flies, ante, ove the most 4 racti las ec. They will also effectually m ante and shrubbe.y, makin lvorivte ‘are equally efficacio then: to our roadere— thelr merits having be ¥, Re knowledged by the most emi he city, The American Institute have alse awarded to the propretor the ae premiom for his important disvoverics —Courier and aire. CTUVES TAR GENUINE WALNUT OIL t Wm Jobneon, woe strect, and 176 erie ADAME ®HAIL'S VENUS PILUS—-(TRANSLATBD from the Frevch ).—A desiderats has been gained in the tice of wedieive hitherto anattainadle by the medical faculty; Wiewantoturemedy for diseaven of the cenital orga # hae I been felt and long Vt lame |, Togular Graduate the Female Oberotri: Toatitate, Paris, elsima tor hereelt the distinction of Paving eiscovered # simple vegetable substance whieh she has presoribed the treatment of thos diseages with invaranie succems, and koowing thet alae portion of the com~ 5 fflictod with diseases of the xe: ital organs, and with evils whiob dineason of thone orga: a ecutive of thers, them belore the public. These Ville will be found ¥ tients, for th i oto tb conse, rn the gonerative orga fo, certain, so4 speed) cure tor all Phystoal debility. whorhor constitu. ean be relied on as a the varieties of seminal gular on Naren effeot tional or acqnired, and in nothing are their virtnos more pre organs frow an uawonted de vir oe eminent tiem in rostericg tl jeasien to wholeeome vigor. They reed but one trial to aoa ho mot ecoptionl of ther ntility. Frice ono dollar, tmall fist boxer, with tre written signature on exoh mafely sont mail to any part of United States, the rill, so clroulare to be had of the BE MARRIED WOWAS'S PRIVATE Pavia: by Dr. AM. Mauriecan, Profesne six months, = ale lea of Diseases 60,000 oopies Years of rufferirg, of physiol and montal anguish to many a0 AMioctionate wife, and peouniary diffioulties to the husband, might have heen spared; theusand ow pom weeld hy to i vo. by a timely poses Fitenes, Wourence now bol rede now 1m thorr graves been still alivo, by { this work. It in punded Ny for the married, of those oon templating marriage, a8 it disciores iat portant seurets which should be known sou larly wey Thege whove healt dose not permit of an inorense of family, se eeee hare heal 1 ie of espesial in portance tae nettle ere shen, © the wife, Ube mothey Ae mets fe ¥ ery femnle— budding inte weman! cod, or the ot b ‘iauee am important change: een eee eee une ment eitioient re nedien, and most certain mode of oure. in every complaint to whien her fox ts enn Broadway, and st the Publishing Ofiee. 129 14 oy ae eye bathe B On. ‘Aisany: WH, Davis, Boon: 73. Tatoo, 2 Chernne street, Phiind eit ere eiphia, ree “IT be teanamn'tted La aa tng ‘Ail letters must be ad~ ened St t» Dr. A. M Mauricoau, Box 1,224 Now York often 129 Vahenev otgoet, be ICAL CoM. |° oe ing this secret business, it 1s understood that Mr, Foote informally read Mr. Benton out of the de- mocratic party, ag a time-server and a worshipper at the teet of Baal—as having already been bought up by the administration, at a heavy price, the first instalment only of which has been paid. 'e euppoee, however, that Old Bullion will live through this excommunicauon. Mr. Jones, appointed Secretary of the Board of Commissioners on Mexican Claims, is a son-in- law of Col. Benton. He is a whig and a Spanish 1; 60 that nothing has been conceded to the rets in this appoinunent, although it is the most natural thing 1a the world to suppose that Col. Benton wail not consider it aa any cause of especial hostility to General Taylor, The protocol, from all that we can learn, 1s un- derstood to amount to nothing, although it will probably be subjected to another investigation at the next ression, at the icstance of Col. Benton. We must do the Senator trom Missoun the jus- tice to sey, that his attacks upon Col. Polk’s ad- Ministration, in reference to this aforesaid protocol, were not from any intention to curry favor with Old Kovgh and Ready, but from a determination to be uvenged tor the hard judgment ot the court martial upon Fremont, which Col. Polk approved, when it would have been just as easy to set it aside. Tramp onthe toes of any one of Colonel Benton’s family, and you will pay the penalty, if he has the power, in a whole lite, to inflict it. Do any one of them a taver, and he will not forget it. A better father ora better friend does not exist, and a more determined and persevering enemy is not to be found. He cannot do too much tor a triend, ard he cannot punish too severely an enemy. He remembers both sides of the question, aad when the time comes fora requital, he is ready, without the aid of a prompter, to do his utmost. 4 We can only account for the nomination of Mr. McGaughey, of Indiana, on these grounds. H a good wi ig, out-and-out, even to the extent of ai ing and abetting the enemy in the war with Mex co. Mr. Ewing liked him. The free soilers of Indiana are supposed to like him. An important election takes place in Indiana the coming sum- mer. The free soilers muster pretty strong 1a that State, and if atthe same time you could satisfy the whige, and Mr. Ewing and the free soule: something meee be gained in the election. O| bimeelt, Mr. McGaughey is a weak man, aa un- popular m ind a maa without tact, talents er influence, and we see no reason why even the adminisnauen should regret his rejection. By the way, on the question of tree soil, the cabinet is understood to be thus divided :— Fora Compromi For Free Soil, Old Zack. Mg. Meredith. Mr. Clay Mr. Collemer. Mr. Jobo Mr. Ewing. Mr, Preston. Mr. Crawford. —Bot it 18 also understood that not a man of them— not one— will dissent to the proviso, if. ye majorit both houses. Indeed, it is supposed that old Zack would as cheertully sign the proviso as a bil for the re-establishment of a United States Bonk, The bg offices have yet to be apportiened— the foreign ministers, the collectors, sub-trea- surers, postmasters, &c. Two things have to be ¢ pone in this important distribution of the fat places :— 1 The appointment of such men as will give moet we ght to the administration. 2 Such a distribution as will not produce too sudden # re-action among the outsiders, includu | all thoee factions andghangers-on who are a de: | weight to a party in power, but whose votesare of some importance in an election. The purpose of Mr. Clayton is to purge the party of all the extraneous affiliations of the campaign, as far as consistent with satety, and as city ag possible ; or, in other words, no com- promise of a whig policy is to be made, to conci- Tinte the factious of the outsiders; but af they would be rewarded, they must cease to be natives or imdevendent Taylor men, and learn to become good whigs That’s all. Mr. Clayton, Mr. Webster, Mr. Crittenden aad Mr Clay are understood to be the guiding spirits of the edministration. Mr. Ewing 1s a disciple of Mr. Clay, and so 1s Mr. Collamer; so is Mr Me- redith. Mr. Johnson ie with Mr. Crittenden f. Preston and Mr. Crawtord are more attatched te Clay than to Crittenden, Clayton, or Webster, but are dieposed to be gover ty circumstances, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Crittende: . Ty, even Mr. Clay, have their fr for the sueces- sion ; but at present, the policy of the cabinet leaning more strongly toward the policy of Mr. Clay than that of any other one of the quartette, and we rather suspect that the mce of Mr. Clay in the Senate next ter, will give a definite shape to the course of the government, if it be not alieady sufficiently indicated as the oli wh icy. Me Clayton has succeeded in inducing Mr. ‘Webster to undertake the office of leader in the Senate; but mark us, if the whole whig party ia the Senate, Mr. Webster and all,do not instine- tively, on the return of Mr. Clay, return to him as | their rightful captain, whether he may oppose or | edope the policy of the administration, as indicated in the annual message. With the adjournment of the Senate, it Fn | pected an extensive aystem of appotatments will be ' put Myatt mt is repens we Oe cone we shail have the data for J cretion and intentions of General Taylor 4 his cabinet. fick Lssalddadanie yw: ts by the President, By Pot ergy Mee end convent of the Senate. to be Sesretary tothe Presl- | | rapt Thomas aoe seonts dent, to sign len Tutt of Missouri, to be Register of the tae MT itnton,stisourt, in the placdof Wiking taon, resigned Daliam, of St Louis, Missouri, to be Re- Mo moneys at St Louis, in the place of ‘dward Dobyus, whose term of office expired. Septimus Caldwell, of Granade, Mississippi. to be Receiver of public moneys at Granada, Mississippt_ in the place of George 3. Gollady, whose term of office expired. pan PT Brooks, of Chickasaw county, Misslrsippl, te be be Register of the land office at Pontotac, Missia- sippi, im the place of Andrew J. Edmondson, whose term ot office bas exrred William Lyon, of Demopolis. Alabame, to be Reoslver of public moneys at Demopolis, im tne piace of David E. Moore, wbor term of office has expr a Jobn Shelby, Postmaster at Nasbvilie, Teunesses, vice L B Cheatham, whore comminsion has expired. The comminsicn te fisting of Mr. Evan assemble in Washivgton al a f, Smith, and Colonel Pati bout the 16th of day.