The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1849, Page 3

Unite Betore Alex Garoiver, Keq Mancn 29,-- Charge of Counterfeiting - Rudolph Prot: fore the Commissioner this mor: jer te a house in where they fond the prisoner, with 2 named Naomi They arresced both. and afterwards proceeded to srarch th searched aclock fi rit ity of engravers’ tools. # and even dollare in geod money After the exemi. | tion of three or four witnesses, the case was adjourned until Monday next > above 1 Walker wreet, expressly F. Sostumers, and executes ali orders wita the utmost taste and Pron ptness, { <s-eeea Hatts the *iower of Commo‘i- Maidon lane, importers, m: FIR 12 cat the attention of companica and oeners hou * su) lor lole. €: adapted to ¢! ‘Rnown as Halle Carviven, cade x bresoh- ova. be trea so Justly Celebrated + Dgere a 4 0% vers should not fail to jarzest in United States. Noone many familiar fares, perfeotly lifelike sor ser of Fultor ou, hragt $+ and7; fin: o: x Boctr, Gaiters, Sper, ko,, CUMMBBCIAL APPAIL HONEY MARKET. Thursday, March 29-6 P, m. ‘This has been another biue day ia Wall atreet, "he Money is extremely tight; no one knows why wherefore, but every one feels it. At the first board o-day, Treasury Notes declined % per cent; Morris ‘anal %; Canton Company {; Mohawk X; Marlem 4 Erie Railroad, new, ¢ At the seoond board, Treasury Notes fell off 1{ per ent; Morris Canal 3. Farmers’ Loan advanced 3; tar m 3; Long Island }z. At the afternoon board “here was more activity than im the morning, and the faarket closed somewhat firmer than previously no- “iced. Speculators are looking out anxiously for the -toamehip Northerner, from Chagres. We shall pro- ably receive her news by telegraph from Charleston "'s she was to stop at that port on her return voyage. if she left Chagres on the 20th inst., imd ber advices may be hourly expected. We be nt some very glowing sccounts from the gold region givean impetus to the stock market California "fairs are rapidly drawing to a focus; and intelligence /"\ust soon reach us ef such @ character as to do a JS>rever with all dcubts and all misgivings. Another onth, at Jeast, will tell the whole story. ® Very little movement has as yet been made in Ex- "ange for remittence by the next packet. Rates for Merling bills are unettled, and they will probably rule plow those current for the last steamer. We cannot ote the dest bills on London abeve 6 a7 per cent mium. There are many first rate bills in the mar- t which can be purchared at 6 a 63 per cent premi- m,and many good bills at 6} a 5% per cent premi- . Ab these rates, specie must come from England. ge purchases ef second and third rate bills have mn made, and remitted for the purpose of import. n is, that before the lapse of sixty days, the tide of ecie will: have set strongly this way. he packet ship Waterloo, from Liverpool, bring: 500 in specie. he amount of epecie om deposit in the hands of the Meistant Treastrer of this port, at the close of busi- a8 to-day, was $2,161,938. #Altered bills of the Bank of Salina are in cirouls. ») Those seen were one) altered to tens.— sherever one had appeared on the bill, it was erased » some chemical process, and ten stamped in its oe, leaving the signatures genuine. The vignette the true 1’s is the Goddess of Liberty, standing th an Indian on her left ins sitting position; that the 10's, is Neptune, borne toward a fem figure, Itting, The 1’sare all engraved, payable to Thos. Carthy or bearer; the 10's to H. Baldwin. Tbe Michigan Central Railroad is now completed bm Detroit to Lake Michigan. As soon as naviga- bn opens, two lines of steamers are to run incom ction with the road—one from Buffalo to Detroit, a another from the Western terminus on Lake ichigan to’Chioago. ment of flour and wheat in store ree years, will ehow the great increase this year: ain Tape OF Mitwauxis—Srock or FLour ann Wueat Years. 21188 537 2 1448,865 tell other pointson the Western lakes, the in- ase bas been fail as great; and the amount of bread- ffs which will press forward to market, upon the re- nption of navigation, will be immense Speculators breadstuffe, holding, with the aid of country and Ly banks, for a rise, will be overwhelmed with supplies Jess than tro ks after the opening of the ca: thie State, and they will Gnd that all the bank cap!- they can command, will not enable them te contro, market. It is at present very probable that prices flour will rule lower, this year, than has been known [a long time; and unless some demand springs up shipment to foreign ports, our stocks must rapidly ourulate, and breadstuffs become a drug in the mar- Uneer existing cireumstences, it would be wise the part of the bai to redace their line of dis- gpnte for peper manufactured by speculators in flour, ., and attend to securing that they already have on tnd. We do not koow wbat margin has been required depreciation in pricer, on advances made; but we st, for the sake of the community at large —who are intimately co ted with these institutions—that y bave protected themecives, at the ruin of y number of speculators in breadstuffs, orany other \portant article of consumption. ‘The following semi-; ared by the banks of Bvsto: onday, the 24 +f April :— Boston Banxe—Semt Asxvat Divingsps, Aggregate Whole Div, ital. Dividend, Divide in 1868, ge8 jek = S misao aK ae = eguanxnaat~ ces se Et g3= eugee ee 5 . $19,280,000 $736,800 $726,000 pve, over those for the pr ital, leaving the balance, $9,250, a fit on the same smouat of capital \ve noreturns from these institations pared with another; but, if we may judge by tl formity in the amount of dividends, we should con- de that the move tin the diff g the past year; one 9 per cent; 0: rh per cent; three 7} per cent; 6; pet cent, and two6 per cent. Banking o: at Boston {s not legally entitled to a hig le of interest as in this city; consequently it ‘he amount of the dividends the previous six months be Boylston Bank has, since last October, added ),000 to the capital. The excers of dividends. given $11,260 —of this $2,000 was onused by an increase of ount of capital ectually employed one siz months nt departments been without any material alteration The average lo of dividend declared on the aggregate capital of Boston banks, for the six months e: April 24, jzimo, Was about 575 per oe This is about equal e dividends declared by the banks of this city. Of banks in Boston, two have declared 10 per cent, 834 per cont; ight 7 per eent; ing dividends, Im proportion to the population commercial position of the place, Boston has nominally » muob larger banking capital then this city, notwithstanding which, immense amounts of Fasterm paper sre discounted by our banks, sndthis merket is erally easier than that of Boston. it of toils, fi and water rents collected on the Miami and Erie Canal, during the yesr ending November 16,1848 according to the report of the Board of Public Works cf Obio, was es anurxed.— 14,186 84 40,808 28 pase a [et 40 70,537 87 oe ees oe 5 8826,976 TT sees $1,679 45 sceeevecees OS88 78 —-— 9,048 16 Net amount collected . $316,980 61 Wages of engineers, lock-tenders, superintendents, coat of repeir, and all other incidental expenses, in- cluding ordinary damages, amounted to $64,023 95, - The net revenue for 1848 was..... + $264.207 66 “ « “ 1647 was.. + 215073 52 Increase im 1848 over 1847 was......... $30,134 14 The gross amount of tolls received on all and each ot the public works of Ohio, for the year ending No" vember 30, 1848, was as follot Oblo Camal......+0+ hth Toledo...... Total.. Tolla refunded. Cost of collection, + $845,606 47 The report of the Board of Public Works of the State, concludes by saying that “the Board looks with satiefaction on the rerult of last year’s business, as exhibited in the steady increase of tonnage in leading articles transperted, and in the amount of revenue, when contrasted with estimated receipts.” The re- turns show an sggregate collection of tolls on the ca- nals, of $785,862 86 for the year just closed, against $805 019 68 for 1847, being a falling off of $19,136 77. ‘The last annual report of the Macon and Western Railroad Company makes a very favorable statement of ite affairs. Macon ano Western Rattreap, Georaia, Gross earnings from Jan 1 to Nov 30, 1848.$141,182 34 Expenditures for running road........+ 63247 82 Net revenue, 11 months, 1948........... $77,884 62 The capital of this company is $616,008, and the cost of constructing the road, &e , up to the 30th of No- vember last, was $628.091, showing an indebtedness of $11,992 50. The capital is divided into 15,000 shares, a large majority of which are owned in the city of New York Regular dividends are paid on the par value of the stock, and the ‘irs of the road appear to be admirably managed. The earnings of the road since the lest annual report was issued, have been eomparatively large, show- ing abandsome increase. From Dec. 1, 1848, to March 1. 1849, the earnings amounted to $59 764 34, against $46,865 15 for the corresponding period the previous year, being equal to an increase of twenty-five per cent. Should this increase be sustained, as it undoubtedly will be, the net earnings of the company for the pre- sen fiscal year will be at least $100,000, equal to 133¢ per cent on the capital stook. The connection which will soon te made between this'and the East Tennessee read, will give this company a great accession of busi- ness. Itig one of the cheapest roads in the country, and can be worked at much less then fifty per cent of its gross earnings. Stock Exchange. $21700 Treas Notes 17 126 Canton Co ST% 10008 lo 1073, 150 do ‘b60 39 2000 U 8 6's, 1867 10e3¢ 100 @o blo 37: 5000 do To# 50 37’ 1000 do 1856 = 103! 60 Eric RR, new,full s6m 57: 10000, 1868 I 68 2000 Indiana State 5's 633g 100 0 61% ‘lovun Pe ‘s om 10 od 50 baw 53 600 oT B um 100 ‘b60 69 100 200 q 810 56: oT 100 do 60 Mohawk RR 7) 29 Auburn and Roch’r R 80 65) Long Island RR bW 23 650 do 321 150 do 060 22 175 do 22! 108 do ZB SNY&NH RR 83! 150 Wi Canal 9 10 Hudson River RR 61 Second Board. 107, 200ehe Farmers’ Tr b90 85 1 100 a0 boo 200, do 108) 60 Housatonic RR baw 33 i 10 bis 33 9 «100 Leng Island RR 560 9 250 do blo 23} ‘SO x 180 a bio 3 lo bs0 33) 80 Harlem RR B24 100 do 60 bio 32 Wig 150 do, sl0 $2! 75 Canton Co a 34426 do #10 ADVERTISEMENTS RENKWED EVERY DAY SPORTING. SION COU4SR, L. J.—TROTTING —THE PROPRIE CO! of the abcve nsmed Course would call che attent'oa of the of trotting horses to the fol owing purees and sweepstakes off in the months of April and May :-— re of $100, two, miles and repeat, tohernees frog for er $1WU, to come offon Mon- ), Al jo. T"Sweepetake subscription, half forfeit, with $50 add. ed by the proprietor, mile heats, best 3im 5, so oe carry what ou please, ‘To come off'on Mosday, April 16h, free for horses it mt ver Won & purse over $10’, No. 3. Purse of mile hea‘s. best 3in 5 to harness, froe to all borres that never won & purse of $50. To come off on Thurs day pril 19th. ‘Swe:pitake subscription, $100, half forfeit, for 8 yours old, mile heath, best 3 in 5 to harness, ‘Fo come off 1s May. No.5. Purse of $100, 3 mile heats to harness free for all horses that never won @ puree over $100. To come off un Monday, May 7 neo. 6. Puree of $00, mile heats, best 3 in_5 to harness $50 to gp tobe second beat, free tor all horsen, ‘Te come offen Mon- Ss ay, Map al. iy named purres and sweepstakes will close on Satur 936 ool rended to m Bist, at Greene & Madden's, 183 Chatham mquare, at all dirested te MD. Greone, will be promptly Tn the named purses and sweepatales, Tace twotoatart, M.D. GREENE, Pr:pristor, CRRTEVILLE, Lowa IetaND 7H ERopaIETORS OF 10 above Course offer tl jowing Trotting Purses, to oome off between the 10th and 20to of April :— No. 1—Purso of $50—mile hoats—best 3 in 5—to wagons, for horses that never won a purse ‘No. 2—Puree'$50—mile heats —best $ in Sim harness—for horves that never won a purse over $30. No. S-Purse $00—milo heate—best $ in 5 bo 250Bb,, wagon for horses that never won & patso over $50. No, 4—Puree $100—mile beate—best 3 in 6—to go and carry all horses— $80 to go to the second best—to All of the above purres to close Monday, April 24, by lU o’cloek, FM. tC. M. Lovejoy's Toloraph Hotel, 168 Meteer street, New jatd, ani ‘come off in May next, York, Three or more to make a two to start, NB —Perscasentaring horwee must pay thely entrance before the purses will be placed im the bands of the judges, by them to ABLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE—A PURSE 01 ‘Twenty-five Dollars, milo hosts, best three in fi . free for ing horses, will come off on Monday, 24 April, at three o'clock Entries to olose at Green and Madden's on. or before 9 P, M., Sstarday, 2ist Varo. WILLIAM FONNER, Proprie AAA A AAA AAA AA AAR ARANAARAAAAAS D5 REWARD ON TUESDAY LAST, AT 0 c'olock P.M, in fits from the office of the Eventi fost to the Pacific Hotel, Greenwich street. a One Hundred Dot Jar Bill on the City Bank of this city, The above will be paid by Captain Flowers, of the Pacite Hotel. SPECIAL NOTICES. BE MEMBERS OF MARSHALL DIVISION No. 11, 8.of T., are requested to mect at the division room this afterzoon ata quar.er past 3 o'clock, to attend the funeral of the wife of brother Taylor. AUTION.—NOTICR 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THR doe MI ts the amount of 10 —in, sume of $8 mach 9 ‘tail jo! . ‘son ad Cher es pron, wi yo Sr cook “and steward of batk Pistug Sun, and after obtalntee | halt deserted ii i i i sf iH t it Hi ihr ii Thi bit i i H if =| H ile ij Pe bi ‘EN li, %, 4and 6 o'clock. Leave 10, 1, Band 6 o'aloak. BOARDING, de, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE B men an be govetamnedaned with #088 oe pertol bege teas ‘be more actively employed to give correspond. ue ‘most desirable sitaaitons on Washington ote, WANTS. Jemap, a well furniehe’ eaeeamnremrnaneraneninn ne iommee maa nema nated ANTED—FROM THR FIRST OF NBXT, BY AN Wiectin dent Mitearoom ‘ete fal erim Brooklyn or pear the rtof Broxdway. ry ‘stating terme and parcioglare, MD, at tho offen of this paper. exchanged, and com W4tTED-4 SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE h r tework — No objection ott, co Euquiro at66 Market sireat. Can be seem for two da} W p.2eD—4 3OUNG Man, Wuo B48 BAD SOME litte expenence in g srder and ae ge neg bimeelf ( .; close @ city, o: rd hi Seat ity, can haven good hoime end small wages, by ap- ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YoONG int A situation as plain Cook, Waaber, ard Ironer, ins smal wily Je willing te toake herself geavrally usefu', and ction to go a short distaace in the Tas beat try. of olty seference given. Ploas) call at 91 Third avenue, corner ef Itthatacet., Gan be seen for two days. pray WANTED—A SITUATION AS CLERK, EITERR IN A wholesale dry goods or grocery house, by one whe has com. siderable knowledge of beth. Can sive the best eity and country Felerorce. Can commsnd considaable trade. Adres D.. \bermaid; wi rent wheks the fo not Ling” an bas nese Manat beat of reference nven. SITUATION, BY AN E. ‘Colorist, of ene of the first cotton manufactories ia Swita erland, of printed goocs; just arrived. Apply, Poet office, Box SID, ANTBD—IN A Seoteh or oman, to do general housework; must bs ve good references, Apply betweeea lay) at room No, 12, 3 Nassau strent. W4nizp—ny A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION aa Chambermaid, and to take oare of children. Beat of city sizenes siven, Please call at No. 44 Mott street, front base a ANTED—A SITUATION TO ATTEND BAR, BY AN experienced barkeoper who understands his business, in the city or op board of a steamboat, ‘Tne beat of olty roference givon, Addreea C, at thisoffioe, 4 RESPECTABLE fF and instruct the children travel with a Lady to 74 Sixth aver ue, in the store. OKTER WANTED,—A STOUT, about 1% years old, of very civil ‘deport dite, 1» wanted in a Merchans's office, in the city, Wags, twelve dollars per momth fur th dr.ca Porter, box 873 Post office. OLORED WAITER WANTED, ITH GOOD RECOM. mendations, may apply at 28 Beaver streot, front office, stairs, between 9 and II o'clock, NFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS GILLESPIE, LA- dies’ Shoomaker, who left Philadelphie in august last. Bis mother has re! fom the Weat untry, and would be gratificd to bear from him at the Colt House Philadeiphia, iF part of the et pear. Ad OR BALK. (CoUNIRY SEAT FOR SALB—THE SPLENDID COUN. fry beat known as** Fountain Part,” situated at ‘chuy!kill abowt three miles from the city, ( Phi Turnpike. It will be held st privat rr, ‘The piace contains about 20 improvements; is unrivalled for romantio beauty of location and cultivation mses hill, dale and me.dow, a flowing stream, a deer Fark, lakes and numerous fountains, marble statues, lower and vegetable gardent, orvbards, lawns, &o., ko, Fountain Park $y culd make one ofthe most popular publiore:ertein the country. Fer particulars, epply $2 A. MeMAKIN, No, 141 Chestnut street, iladelphis ALE OF NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD MORTGAGE Bonds.—Tne undersigned having made &-vanoos on 60.000 dolls zs of theabove named bos ds, will offer them for sale to the high. oot bidder, fr caub, and will recive pened proposals fer tho par- chase of the whole, or any portion of them, at their offios, 64 Waul sve ot, until the 7th of April, at o'clock, P.M., at waich time the bids willbe opened. ‘Toeee bonds are each for 1,000 dollars, rea, with extensive in 10 years, bearing 7 cont interest Ne esink Barta” thane? bat ee Ropar ad : ioe to John J. Pa! Walker, asd Uriah J Smith, ‘Trastoce, A copy of Bond ith all nocessary informat rently thereto, may be bial Te our cffves su ommation ‘ARD & OO. 54 Wall street Ann OWBRY THEATRE—FRIDA’ B 30, will be fed the beautiful Lacy | Aer which JENNY . Granby Gag, Me. ‘Mise Maty Taylor. To conoin ie with tho tu EL —Arbavs, Mr. Gilbert; Glanous, Mr. J. Gail; Ir, Jordan, Puro, Hie, wi Boxes, '25 coat opm at 6X e'oloek; eas, Mr. the Serate, Mr. Fey Weman, to do Chamberwork and Waiting, cr do general C im the cou: refe Manthansaive, Mr. Ramir, Mr. Segui a Mr. NB. Clarke; pane, Nydia, Misa Wemyee: Lone, Mes. Woleo ‘Fit, las CE Gallery, 1236 cents. Doors te Brac Cirole om .’arquette 75 ecu 124 verte — Doors open at 7; commence si AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE—E. A. MARSHALL, PROPRIK~ Bray Gy March 30, will bs porformed the led tne . Holman; stotle. Miss Braquil, Mr. Lowh; Mr. Brown; «diet hi . Hunt Stolle. % ts; Family Ci eful about avery small place BANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE CHATHAM— Benefit of Mise Carline~ Fri ented the DUMB GIKL OF G hiake: sndoes, Colladive; Juliet Cl by MO“E IN Ca Mr, Maoh 30, will be ntoulo, Mr. tiled; | MAN~Bkyrrohet Ned, Mr By Warden; ober, Mr. Mears, Boores, Mr. Varsios, Bob, Mr. Ct rirtiar; Kate. Mire. Knight; Betooy, Miss Chapman. Aft.e which, Masourka ¢ Techalka, by Miss Walters and Mr. Frederik, bay ‘Mostayer. of the PiAST’ PUATHI TORS Cain, Mr. Davin. af cr | To omeluce with ME. AND MKS. MACOBTH. eh, TOM AND JEWMY—Coonocticut Mr. C Boxrald Jemmy, Mr. Seymour; Susan 1 tayer, Fy with TuL BB Youve 8 Mr, W. B. Chapman, Doors epen at7 0 Brough , Mr. Johnston; end; ‘Dun fan Mr Liaw iiton; Maloolu, Mr. Watson; Lady Taabaih ie. Burtop; Ist W iteb, Mrs Vernon. Dress Circle URTOW'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.— FRIDAY Preyer be piayed the comeny Geet Ce ter a ir. Lyone ilton; pkylerk, Mr.vohpstem; Mr. tom, Mr. e tte 500.5 CUS, oY BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE bet of Bands G = arab 9, tos pert eomnioen sears isha Eilat ivers Grou) ‘Mounting, and asi, Juste’ will Exercioes. Bani R ‘also the trick ponies, Damon and be! rf aa b Fang and H. Gardner: ‘acoow plished ju ler, bole to conclude with a favorite afterpi ‘ance at haif pest 7. Afters rtormanse two o'clock, Tanalsion 28 conte anildren half Mareb MOUN1AIN Tomine, Mr. Dick 4 i COCKS. Nickinees: A May Fly. M Badle 50 cents; Upper buxes, 25 cot 1/8 OLYMPIC THBATRE—FRIDAY EVENING. "he Hn ths iicasnaeis comme! with the GEN BuUY—Jedediah Homebred, Mr. G. HW. Hill; Mr. Vichioson; sre Squesmish. Mra Honry; Elion Mise eH Bil Major Tecker, Me. Nieklavon; Zs. jor Tucker, Mr. 72 ¥ Tasker, Mra Bonry: Soucy vce Jessany, Mr, Levers: Fairy Faithful, Miss ‘Conover: Great Doors open at 7—Curtaia will riss at 73g. Drose cirole, t, 1 shilling. 1 MALL FAMILY, A RESPECTABLE Msn mS Beetens Tessie ope eves ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM—GRAND COMBINA- B ‘ton of attract afternoon tions —| ny! t 8, and every eveni @elook, The Mavacer is happy to Pts the pry glee city, of the celebrated Quaker Giant and Giantess, wi the largest pair of Boman ir rep on, toe eae by et ‘They may be een al . with Tit nie, celebrated Lee Fa ior e inalaud well known ident established band Just right to patronage and Eirtwemonte in this reoelved with appro ith whom he has effected am engagement Selo coupe tee tallogt nd dolaly f é ? i H Family, the great Rqullibriata snd Rastern Juggler Mons ADRIEN, THE REAL AND INOOMPARABLE every , where he will Eiocet” nucle an ‘at 7 o’clock—Performance to tion, at the New Large Hall, fitted u ‘commence oncert on Saturday, commencing at SP M. ines, at No. $96 Broadway, wr fibre Does oom ee he roadway, corner. atv. Var conte; childien halt price, Tickets two ladies $1. ‘There will be an Afteracon Exhibition every Sa turday afternoon, at3 o'olock, for the scoommodation of fanilic tchools, and those who cannot make it convenient to atten eveniygm French Magician, will continue his ox' Boirees ening this week, at the Minerva Hi ve IOWNSEND AND ORR'S MAMMOTH PANORAMAS OF the Hudson Hivoe and the eity of New York, now on exhibi- presely for these Paint Iker siteet. Doors open ina will commence moving at 5 o'clock. Tickets 50 ing ® gentleman and Hotel, at Mr. Francis’ and Mr. Crowon's tetores. Price ~—e —— - comers El TT GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 63 BROADWAY, BE- R BEMPSIE! D ORIGINAL BALLAD ENTER- i iites peleseraes pene ees wilsics peta ies neta s ast Spot ane brie'ges, specimens of Chinese and mechanical implements lnstrumen'e of musi anterns, Be the man do but die?” - &e. Open from nine A.M. till ten PM. daily: Admittance, cents; CI night.” “Footsteps of A Da agen” « Dylng EF ighlend Wary ular Cantata, “The May Queen,” in thres Parts conta ‘Focommence ath telock. i BROADW4Y.—®XBIBITION OF OIL PAI by old masters; till the 20th of April. o'clock. “Admittance ing he saraiog mason. For further particulary, ‘at the Office on ‘Promises, or it the preprietore. ENG tween >pring and Prince o ‘and the only one in this modele ples and wufactures, their agricultural hildren under twelve, balf price. ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELI-KNOWN SUM 1) direste e “f Re aEisER.” AUCTIONS. TION NOTICE —FURNITU BE SALE.—THIS DAY, AT 10} o’olook, will be sold the genteel Furniture cootained in ‘the hou-e 88% Grand street corner of Green, comprising Terie, Zola Bod, Oil Uloth, Garpstarae, '® AM? ; a Bed, aaa NFHOS. BELL, Auotionoor, vOD, treet, [NOUND, FOUR DOLUASS, WHILE LEAVING TAE CARS at Paterso of articles in the hor HE UNDERSIGNED, AN AUCTIONEER OF THIATY 08, Will give personal and prom pt attention te saled of Furnituroat residences of familics, duri Brock)yn, New York, or apy pert of Li requ withinterost, Address, pre-paid, | Found, Lower Post Offieo, N, Island, on moderate | Y. city. ise Sonmicammeals a6 v1 R, J, TODD, Auctionesr. his spacious warerooms, & Fultor POE S4LE—A DESIRABLE FARM O8 COUNTRY SRAT, late the hometsend of Jacob Crooheron. deceased, situated at Fresh Kiils, Staton Jeland, one mile from Richmend (the coun- ty town), and eight miles from the landing of the New York and Staten Island ferries, 1¢ comprises soventy asres of land, ina high state of cultivation, in good fooce, with all necessary barns and outbuildings, pearly new. The grounds extend to the wa- PER tone abundance of oysters and fish are taken. The house isabout forty feot square; was built by cheron With great oare for the residence of his family Cro- terms, farm from the above, or to D. V. 8. FLOY! Groenwioh street. IRGINIA LANDS ¥OR SALE.—I OFFER FOR SALE MY ulberry Island estate, situated immediarely Ppahannork Fiver, (about eigit miles a>ove Lapp ab fieing 1.706% acres, about 250 equal the Ray ic) oon. pores, Tosidence codar, ohe tuut, white oak &o. It has also numerous ten: msnte, the auinual rental of which ia about $250, Tt hai recently Talucd hy o-anmalaioners. who hays reriéed in ite iammediats vicinity all therr lives. at $10,777. Being in want of funds, I offer it at $x,000, one half cash, the other in twelve montis, The oteamer Mary Warhington, from Baltimore to Frederickabury, barat wank by. thaesiate and! wou'd land thee donrouy of ex Amuiping it upon it, or at 00 reas, sie TX: N, BERNARD, Frederioksburg, AKM AND COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALB—TAE SUB- scriter offers for sale bis valuabl Island Sound, about one and a balf mile from the V illage of Flash- jorif more agreeable to purchasers sores iekyait divide it Hen ron erteee the property bei sivuat 6 wi Mi it int estates, +0 As toreeder this practicable, giving vovach. trom 60 to 100, of land, and every convenience as to houses and eutbulldiogs that cas be lands, fences, and everything connected wi h the property are in the highest order, with a superabundance description of fraite that could be eolleated, the place reonal attwation tear, can be bad with the house. Inquire of ‘WM. C. CONNER, 25 Aun street, corser ‘The premises oan be soon by calling at }OR BALE—A CANADIAN HORS For beauty and as & road horse cannot be his mile inside of three minutes; Is Apply 44 Frankfort street. MISCELLANEOUS. RAN TN DAS TTS. IN NNO AMES LOCKARD LEFT HIS RESIDENCE, AT TOMP- kinsville, Staton Island, om the 19th instant, and wont to N York, since whiod time he has not boon heard of. of age, with light hair; he is abou on when be lett a black coat, veat, stock, aind eatu: et pentalooas, ‘hitehall otreet, will ve thankfully Any information, lett at 55 received by his dieconsolate wife, ROOKLYN,—EMILY SO! ry of importance at the B: call in person. ae the letters T WILL FIND LETTERS 7 P.O, and is requo.ted to Geliverod to nobody elea. DD BiOT Oy CORR EL US LaMr#, GI@ANDOLES, CHANDE. ekots, in silver and dainask, of new styler; Ba kets, &o., at Her, and Gas B plated ‘Tea Sete, Forks, Spoons, Castors Cato wholesale ang retail. ASHER R. MORGAN, 152 Will am street, between Pulton and Amn str-cte, TT), GODWIN, PLUMBER. CORNER, OF RLEVENTH « street and Broadway, would inform those parties whoare indebted to bin, that Frsncis H. Jones bas ceased to be in his since the 16th inst, and that be has no authority to col. yy account pines that date, GODWIN, ADEIRA WINE.—THOS. MoMULLEN, 96 BROADWar, near Wall street, offers for sale semail lot of choice o'd South be termed “Armissi. Bide Wine, 13 seara in bottle, Wn it may tru! ma,’ ‘ep ly mi wld ha tle Ithaslostallite ible stoma, worthy cmp ‘who wish to procures rare perlor Madeira, M, 4, PRINCE & OO., FROPRIETORS OF THE AN- Flashing, will tensive aesort- tof Treosand Frants toall postpaid applicants They may r cient Linnean Gardens and Nurseries at mit the descriptive Catalogues of thei: te obtained of Clark & Austin, 215 Broadw WOOLD CALL THE AT. 10 PRI. tention of Printers to their Pt HOB & CO., Press Makers, ko. = 45 Gold atrect. VERTISEMENT. A eid watch from sick gentleman, on Saturday © vening ont earnest! jaested to return thi eet elas ie veil oeive the reoterel tems of the adver: ello, for whioh the owner Will gladly pay same, for which he HA tus tg cash It required, om delivery, Tae geatemas in cash, ] 1, fe Fest arcured that no inquiries will bemede, or questions aske the owner being only desirous for the return of » highly val nt. Should it be deomed necemary, please address D. F. G., low York Fort Offee a wholesale wise confliot with their preset ‘Communications ounfidentiaL C. uTICER TO TBE LADIES AND OTHERS, THAT MY N pren ium a oa “ not sas, i any CK, lpm ue has been neserted by afew. My combs have taken the premium Pee last two ‘years, ‘The ladies, and best of judges have de cided my combs are superior to all. For aslo cnly at my store, , f the Golden Comb. U3) Broadway, at the sign of BO autase! GEST, CHEAP. 0 COUNTRY MERCHANTS—108 LA\ T ‘eat, and best arsortment of Shirts and prreee this city, can be found at . WOOLF'S Whotersle Shirt Warehouse, 61 Maiden lane, N. B.~A large wasortinent of check and hickory shirte always on hand. ONS FRANCAISES, OR FRENCH TAUGHT Sa te onl ing to epenk from the eet lees ‘on tro oral system—enabli ‘and ont id sob PIERUE, Natit do Puri, 98 Rasadway, MOST SUBSTAATIAL 8; Gay, 90th Maroh. at Tammany Bi greater variety of new dances than Mr. P. has ever brought for- ward at apy previous exhibition, BE BARK RISING SUN BAILED THIS MORNING FOR California. with eighty.two passe parture, the folio Banx Rime 8v rc Harbor ot New York, 0 members of the “ Rising San ngera of the bark Ris lon was passed with a of ‘members of the “ Rising Sun ing Association,” and of the passe bark Bising Sun, te tendered te Isaac 101 Wall street,for hie good management ot the affairs of the asarcia tion: for h’scou: tous and sffable bearing to the ticularly for his euccessfol efforts in ex} fe providiny terse comfort during our passage to yur and ‘ta the above be commuvioated to Isaac T. Smith Eaq., through the medium of the Directors aed President 1d published in the leading New York pay heir fortunes in the Jan him and his vessels to forwar: and in tho most expeditious this resolution. we would tendor our thanks for the many kindnesees and olvilities extonded to us individually, and with otir boet wishes for your welfare and sucorss, we remain, dear sir, with ee estes Isaac 7. Barri, Ea New Yer uth Bpring Mil it ie ota ar saat ie fake cherry, peach an nd, fm fu wi which will bo very hberal, apply to 5. i, ROME todond I open her Spring agers T, Smith, Beq,merohant, | fi) snd fashionable our de parture, Tr pase to Bot Fra eres fronting om the river, and }48 on the feo of the earth for agricultural por ne valuable obtefly for ite tinber and wood viz,, locust, benefit of others seckin believing all such can dey Be ae, | President aud Directors. 8, STERRETT WILLIAM RUN Chas. B BUSA, MEETING OF THE QUINNIPIAC MINING AND ‘Trading Company, held on bosrd the bark Plymouth, ing, March 27, it was unanimous the members of the Quinnipiac Mining and tender their sineere thanks to Mr, Proprietor of the United Stats Hotel, and to his Trading Com Henry Yohneon, gentlemanly assistants, Messrs. Cariton& Gilman, tor toeit kind. peu 8 attenticn, and hospitality to us during our stay in New 01 Resolved, That s copy of these resolutions be given to Mr, Bourops.. “ E.G, Lott, Caledonia “WD Johneon, and that the proceedings of thi ting Publishod in the New York Bi ae Capt. Judkii Kom York, Wedneeday éth April, Ni Sars, Hosta do 18th Secretary, BR. SNGDON, Treasurer, WM, WATSON, M. D., BURTON KIMBERLY. CALIFORNIA—THE BRITISH burthen, will from ingara, ny Bu #“ BG.Lott, “ N. Yo dod May, Game,“ NGhanncs, * Boo’ do gee” America, “ Harrison, " “ N.York, de 16th Biternia, 4 8to “ Boston,’ do “ mem Bi ood on mi it will be on ac tebeeta seni teal on Ah ate must t office, (rom OR SAN BRANCI! me ‘ Row Gon of Beste te Liverrol rat oabis, $130; coomed eatin $70, For freight or passago amply, to. Passace, Inonbin. In forecabin. Inst $200 8! FOUN: OUND—A PARCEL LEFT AT MY STORE, BETWEEN the 2d and 24th of this month. ‘The owner may, bave the o by previ ‘and paying oxpenses, te y Satoner and Lithogespt, ographcr, 117 John street, near Pearl the suomor of 1445, The lorer(or agent) is toidentity, in some respect, and receive the amount : HES TO ANNOUNCE Exhibition Ball will pont voly take place this eventing, Fr when will bo introduced a ADAME J. FINIELS, AGENT, NO. 459 BROADWA' 1 SACRE Sra EY PO RT ee em INTRLLIGENGH BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Ovrrexpondence: Wasutxaton, March 23, 1819. The Latest News from Lieut. Col. Fremont—The Facts, aa Fur as Ascertained. In several of this morning’s papers we fiad the following unwelcome intelligence, which, on ac eount of the explanations we purpose to give, we introduce at length, though doubtless published already in the Herald. [Tnis intelligence relative to the sufferings of Col. Fremont and his party, has been published in the Herald } Persenally acquainted with Col. Fre runt, and anxious to hear of the completion of tis his last tour of exploration to the Pacific, we were pained thus to be informed of the arrest of his enterprise under the disastrous circumstances set forth in the despatch. Desirous, also, to get at the truth of the story, as far as possible, and with the ex- pectation that the facts have been exaggerated, we called on Colonel Benton this morniag, an we regret to say, thatfrom the latest information he possesses, he fears this intelligence is sub- stantially true, though satisfied it is mcorrect 1m ite details. Colonel Fremont left the State of Missouri last fall, with some thuty odd men, for Catitornia, first for the head waters of the Arkansas, intending to cross the Rocky Mountsins at some point among the heed springs of the Vio del Norte, to the most accessible tributary of the Colorado ; thence he proposed a survey of the Colorado to the southern margin of the Great Basin ; thence acrsss the Southern section of said Basin to the Sierra Nevada, and across to the Pacific, so as to complete his surveys of that vast country of deserts and mountains lying between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific ocean, and within the parallels of 34 and 42 deg. N. L. | Another object, and a primary one, was to ascertain whether there 1s not from the head springs of Del Norte a pass over the mountains to the waters of the Colorado, and a practicable route in that direction for a great national pighway to the Pacific. On arriving in Calitornia, on the Paeific, it was the intention of Colonel Fremont and his party to establish themselves 1m a permanent settlement somewhere on the Sacramento. Mrs. Fremont, with her brother-in-law, Mr, Jacobs, left New York in the last steamer for Chagres, en route for San Francisco, with the expectation ot meeting Colonel Fremont at that point, in April, She destined to be disappointed; tor under the heat view of the case, Fremont cannot resumehisjourney from Taos, in New Mexico, before April, unless he abandous his original object of an exploration, and tukes the army route of the Gila, already sur- veyed, ith respect to the news in the foregoing des- patch, itis believed to be substantially true. On the 16th December, when the thermometer was sixteen degrees below zero, neat Santa Fe, Fre- mont was some four hundred miles higher up the Tiver, pushing into the mountains at an altitude of 8,000 or 9,004 feet above the sea, and covered from ten to filteen feet with snow. It is not supposed that the party have perished, because they were well supplied with provisions. It 18 altogether probable that their horses and mules are lost, trom the cold and trom want of grass. But it 1s not probable, in any view of the case, that the men were reduced to cannibalism, because, even af they had exhausted their stock of provisions which was to carry them through to the Pacific, thar animals would afford them abundant means of sus- taining life. Colonel Benton 1s of the opinion that the ani- mals were lost, that the men survive, aad that the expedition will be resumed with the melting of the snows in the mountains, for this plain reason, that Fremont is not the man to abandon an enterprise while he has life to carry it on. It was certainly a rash undertaking to croas the nce No. 116 Grand erect yue stairs, will open Paris st dered ib set ARIS MILLINERY.—MRS. UNDERWOOD RESPECT. fully informa her friends and the public in general. that she iors on Monday next, April 24, with a eortment of Spring and Summer Hats, all Intest Parisian style. No.110 Hudson street, nea IRECTION FOR PILOTS—VESS8ELS SUBJECT TO ViSI ation Mby, tbe, Health Office —Rvery,vesel from a forign vig pasee ‘every vossol having had, Parone, an ‘Small Pox, or infections or contagious, 1y one Atany time, All vessels from any port, ip the ordiaai from which they must pas. south of Oape Henlopen ax pasoage from w Fiving between the thirty firstday of May and the sixteen of Ustober 4 ith day . And all vessels from say pisce (inetucing ident) ta Adis, Africa, or tho Meditorrancan, or from Indis, Bahana. Bermudas, or Western Islands, or from any place in America, in the ordinary passage from whioh they pass south of Georgia—arriving betweon the first day of April the first day ber. ALEX. B WHITING, Health Officer, vera inal of Commerce, Evening Post, and Sun, please cepy. a BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. STEAM- between Beston and Li Sores! and betwoon New York awa 01, calling at Halifax to land and receive mails Jee Eee C,H. Jadains, Hibernia. Capt, W. J. C. Lang, Africa... a. Ry Niagara. 9. Btone, America, “ N.Siannon, Canada.. “ W. Harrison, . Lot Cambria; “ J, Leite. joug ina, ‘These vessels carry s cloar white light at mast head, green om board bow, and red on ‘through tho pos CUNARD, Jr. 38 Broadway, OR MARSEILLES. —THE SUPERIOR BARK Bilen, Capt. Howitt, BOYD & u this veors1._ Hor passage, Tatoos ‘has double anginse nad neg belie ta Ginezow it ing ® thorough re8t, and her oabin and be very comiertable and woll vontilated. F froia OR HAVRE.—TAE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND Cor- fastened Fronch atk Arméntine, Captain Ketobe, For Rtorpesrsvoapply to BOYD & HINCKEN. LIFORNI 4, VIA CHAORES—THE UNITED Mail Steamship 74 LCON will leave New York for ‘Chagres, on Thoreday, 19th Ay ith the Btatee Maids for the Jeon will arrive at time to detiver the malls and t Vasmage to Uhagres lower f ward oni 9 | thove who are in “per cent,” Wor feoight or pas ROBERTS, 11H West street. OR CHAGRES —WE WILL DESPATCH & FIAa8T CLASS ‘voerel to Chagiece on the 15th of April, to mee: the Pacific steamer at Panera. ‘Pb Lp eter aaecllng be furnished vpon low tesms. OBice hours trom 8 A. M. o'clock. P.M. NO PATENT MEDICINE PRO RIETORS AND OTHERS, Geo. W. street, exoluawve Agency only cf ary Paton’ Medicines or other ardole | that the proprietare may wish te have introdueed fa Fhiladeiph ud thn fncility of Introd: ve the strictest attention to any article entrusted:to them. For rther particulars, address as above. Geo, W. Childe & Co, sre sole proprietors of Dr. Wicy's Celebrated Cough Candy, which they are prepared tn supply to the trade on the most liberal terms JOR CALIFORNI4. schooner PENELOPE, 8. (tonebing at Rio Janeiro aud Valparaiso.) She hae wi accomodations for 10 ‘and cao tal freight, avd will be despatah frovght'or paseags, apoly on, bom to ‘8 AL N More, master, burthon 230 i on or shout the at Pier No.9, North River, or FOWLER, 85 Wert otrest. ACKETS FOR HAVRE—SE0OND LINK—TH® SUIP Oneida,John Willard master, will sail on the ist April. BOYD & HINCKEN, Agonts.45 Wall streot. mK DICAL, R, WOEBLER, 29 ORKENWICH STREET, DEVOTES in exeluat tention to Diseases 0! and iavites 6 arrangnmen's made for a regular supply, tho faculty will js and Co, of No. 1 Ledger bailding, Third velow Chesnut, Philadelphia, aro prepared to receive the out Penneyivania, G. W. 0, & Co. have e patents, and they pledee themecives te SAN FRANCISCO, W ATZ DES 'ATCH, the ship SUSAN G. ows ¢ ina firat class Liverprol , and ia very respect D5, HOMER BOSTWICK, LEC. URER ON DISEASE OF cal Work on the Nature and ‘Treatment of Venercal Di re. Qui e actommendations, of B. P. TOWNSEND, 136 Nase: LIFORNIA. SAN F4ANCISCO AND GO CLYLE, Kempton, Av by Sclitary View. Second Eéition, M plates Prioe $I, Fer sale atthe LA String Joon, can be soured mmodations are sunerior to any ‘he Clyde can be seon at Peir No.5 N. River. Fi freigh ‘pasesge, to + OF PARES, APPLY SOUOYER & CO, 82 Wall street. if applied for at once. ourial most M9) two to five dave. A perfeot cure ort D5, JOHNSON, 16 DUANS STREGT—4O WELL KNOWN OR SAN FRANCIBCO, CALIFORNIA.—THE SPLENDID first olars New York built ship ANGELIQUS, Capt, Wind- oor, will have immediate dos bo nt state room xcommcdatio in single berthe throughout rt Nights fo, to insure thom Ai with her assooisélon of Ladies, has taken Rocky Mountains, among that high system, (9,000: or 10,000 teet above the sea,) of ridges, peaks, aad plateaus, around which gather the head springs of the Arkansas, the Rio del Norte, and the rivers emptying into the the Colorado ot the Gult of California, at any time, and particu- larly in the month of Decern! er, when whole cara~ vane are often in danger of perishing in the plains, at five or six thousand feet of a lower altitude. But, after having explored and crossed the sti!l Joftier Sierra Nevada, in the winter of ’44, Fre- mont, perhaps considered that the Recky Moua- tains might be surmounted, 1n spite of the ten or fitteen feet of snow upon them in 1848. Instead, therefore, of profitting from his sufferings in the first instance, he has lived to suffer sull more se- verely in the second. There is still, however, a chance that the case 18 not 80 bad as reported, though all the testimony on hand goes to strengthen the intelligence trom St. Lows. In any event, it is hoped that Fremont and his men are spared, and that tor the rake of their families, and tor che sake of science, shey may be abe to resume their explorations in the spring. . Ww. Wasuinaton, March 28, 1849. The Office Seekers once move—The Vice President— The New York and Philadelphia Ofices--Com- musstoner of Patents-—-Charge to Peru--Con- gressional Debates, &c. &c. There is still much uncertainty with regard to the course which the President and cabinet wily pureue with regard to removals and appoiatments. That removals in considerable numbers will even- tually take place, 18 not doubted by those who un- derstand political movements; the only question is, how long they can be resisted, for it is quite certain that the pressure from without will compel the cabinet to act, to satisfy the demands of the whig party, as wellas of the independent demo- crats, who supported General Cfaylor tor the Pre- sidency. The latter are quite as anxious for a system of removals to be adopted as are the whigs, and the cabinet are daily realizing the fact that the present office-holders, appointed by: Polk and his predecessors, have but tew friends among the Taylor men who will go 80 far as to desire to see them continued in office. The twenty years during which the democratic parts have held the offices throughout the country, Rete the 1ew exceptions under Harris.n and Tyier, is considered by the Taylor mea as long enouga, and the President and cabinet concur wath their sup- porters in this opinion. Still, they are reluctant to vet in the mater of removals, seeming disposed to feel their way with caution. This tardiness is not relished by the office-seekers, who continue to go the Genito Urinary Organs—Author of a Complete Preoti- %, " aplondid Metical eed Hargiosl qual te Rioord’s or Ao- any 5 sir, Seminal Enissions, Impotency, ke, caused jor of a work 07 ¢ & Townsocd, 222 Brondway, and by ed Sasi R. COOPER, 14 DU sNE STREET— HAS, FOR ron test ‘a fined his practice to the troatment of Mor. saey ttier Diseases of & delicate rature. He can cure the harae. in the treament of delicate diweases. The Doctor's reputa- tion for ricill in those halt cured cesge that have existed for years Nituvonal 086, be ody ie NG bby a sooret prsrace int opportunity for fa- shih rencers this an excel! mtages and comforts not. it Improved Self Feeding | fund in any other veseel. The a Frovees, one of which, can be seen Im operation at their ship wil sara passengers of > paswage or freight. apply on of Wall street, or to OR BAN FRANCISCO, CALIFOSN1 ing schooner General fo. RICBA! RON CO, 62 sonth at EB PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY 4 YOUNG Lady, who hae a thorouga knowledge of Music, and whe TEE Past Sail ‘orth, 225 tons barthen, will enl for the above port povitive y on Monday next, 24 of ere Pier No. SN. R, of to & MALUBTT, 27 1d Slip. HIS COMPANY SAILS ON in a fow ye rants to cute. Bee his Londer ton street. Ne CURE, NO CHakUR— DR, MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD oo weather permitting. sited —— — | be taken, on applicat THE GENTLEMAN WHO RECBIVED ALIFORNIA, VIA MBXIC the Slat. Necessary informetion at the Westchester RE NO PAY.—DR. CORBIT?, 19 DUANE STRES? be corsulted on the treatment of certain delicate dis- 1. 4 practice of sixteen years, devoted to the treatment cf oneer doliente diseases, enables Dr. C, to cure the worst form ot thie cent onsen outed in three days No mercury ned |ORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED CON- ecUinlly on privave, diseaven, Oleota wtriovur 6, vene. » and eruptions he cures where others fail. Resend Nervous and organis debility he war diploma in his office, 24s Fab street, ie conndentially consulted on all forme of private dis. Recent cares of govornden he curcs in two to fc ) dtm poteney sucoesstull y tr: ated. 7. The Harlem cars pass thodeor. “NALIFORNIA, s umbers to 16 mem cirn, They will lem Houre, corner of Howard street and Broad 10 WHO! CLERKS.—THE ADVERTISERS WOULD asoeation have o inform Salesmen of an acquaintance 4 im the whole- Grocery or Sisk businces, that they mission on time sales to masiness mt MONT ASSOCIATION FOR: aand vin Gnivettor, raas, under the essort of es, Werth, ‘il wrday, Sist instant, in. the packet, ship ‘Turough in 45 days, for $19. The ny tho Arsoviation, conriating ot clo- saddles, tenta, wegons, hammocks, oatap equipagas of all BENJA R. MILAM outfit, which is feralehed th 8. and provisions for six months, Re., can be sean at the he President will be in OR CALIFORFIA.—THE CALIFORNIA M fit and Joint Stock Arsoo aticn wall moet on cidny eveufngn at hal ast 7a a Broadway, Sarvs ta the A: nooiation oan nae viranoe, enh, NIA, 88N FRANUISCO, - COMPANIES ‘Asscciations can be acava@modated in the supenor fy ong, a eg brave, | CLY DM, Kompten, master, 9a fevers SCHOYRR & 1. Frivate tuition, at home, $4 pas month; di * attended. voase wedrees RNIANS.—A NEW STYLE P. wellers, fitted for five different pu lattrem, Cot, Pack for s Mule, and can et, the shoulders. Cslifornia: Ye | FPO CALITO AND BRST T mook for Tra would do well to ks elsewnere, LATE GLASS CULE. pounde for sale cheap. Apply No. 6 Spruce street. Hydrant, Most of the plum! RREOTYPES—PRRAONS ABOUT desirous to leave their likenesses je well to call at Brady's, Nos. 305 and SEVERAL THOUSAND | ()41.f0RNI4 gly ARBLE (MANT 418 FIFTY MARBLE MANTSLCIO- ces for sale Oneon ‘on immediate application at 79 Wooster street, theig frien ds, would di ; here. by reason of recent im rity in Dr. Ralph's Practical Private Trentise. The rec lainly given; als) the iastantaneous oF preventive treat it. Itis intended to be equally availavle in every ness Gis reer edision. 42 pp. Price $1. Way be hadof the author, ‘Ww chatrest, oF by post. muil free, AR MARRIED WOWAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CoM. inion, by Dr. A.M. Manricaan. cof Diaensae of De 2A Price $1. 50,000 to ed pecuniary difficulties to the husbas: It is intended e for the married, or thore oon marrisae, as {t discloses im portant secrets which should be knows to ther particule: Te those whose health does not permit of an increase of family, ul Oies, 139 wate pea Ge. albany: WR Boston; F. tereon, (erect ostpt of 81,8 will be transmitted by mail, free of ‘of the United States, All letters must be ad- Became poet ite. Dr, A. M-Maurioesa, Box 1.2% New Teak thousands ow wou! Peky s paly tence sands now brolpe: > hanaled ould have: joyed ity 7 Rrdgeds now 1m their graves boon palll alive, by s tuaely posses tion cf thie work. off in bad hun or, and those who cally arrive here on similar errands meet with but liule encourage- | mext. Some are ot opinion that but few removale and appointments will be made before Juue or | July, but as I mentioved betore, the courae to be | pursued by the cabsmet 18 not yet fully developed. The Vice President leaves here this evening, on | hie return to tne North; Mr. Seward. left a day or | two since, beipg satisfied, probably, that the pro- | minent New York appointmeats.in which much interest is taken, if not already settled, will not be rated cases of this disease, and mild cages removedis | made immediate! ly. Gen. Lioyd ‘and Egbert Benson are again on the ground here, as are several other new comers, looking after the offices ef Naval Officer, Marshal, Military Store Keeper, and Sub Treasurer, to say nothing of the Collectorship and Post Office, about which offices I can Jearn nothing new. Governor Young’s prospects for the former are still said to be good, but will be lessened, it is thought, if John A Collier should be appointed Naval Officer. For Postmaster ot Buffelo, John Lay, (brother of George W. Lay, of Batavia, tormerly Charge d’ Aflaires to Sweden,) 18 a prominent candidate He 18 an old merchant of Buffalo, having been in busi- nees at that place more thaa thirty years since, in partnership with the late Eh,Hart, the distinguish- ed tlour merchant of New York. Me. Lay has Many warm trends among the whigs of western, New York. : ¥ Gen. Peter Sken Smith has been, back. again. from Philadelphia this week, fui! of confidence and determination, and backed by a powerful de- Jegation of the unterrified natives and 1ndepeadeat demacrate of Philadelphia county. The General is e.bitter pill to. some of the whigs of Pailadel- hia, but they probably will Le compelled to swal~ low him, as his. position at the head of ten thousand natives is not to disregarded. He says he will take no other vftice under the administration but that of Collector, which 1s asked jor in his name by so many thousand natives and other Tayler men. His competitor, Alexander Ramsey, of Harrisburg, is here at present, looking oat for his own 1aterest, and backed, it 1s said, by the pow- erful interest of Governoy Johnston. “ uproe, editor of the Baltimore Patriot, Pee eeidate for she Baltimore Post Otfice, and it was supposed, with tair prospects of success; but | now leara that he probably will be defeated by the intrigues of a clique in that city against him. ‘Kor Commusioner of Paceata, | learn that Ezra ©. Se he best chance at pre owertylly supported, I am inform, ed, by the whigs of the Northwestern States, and 18 well known to be familiar with the general in- terests of the country. Mr. J. 3. Skinner, the agricultural editor, now of Philadelphia, has many supporters for the same office. For Charge. d’Aflaires to Peru, Me. Auson Dart, ot Wisconsin, is a candidate, and 1s strongly backed by the whige of his own and several other Western States. fie was formerly a merchant of New York, where he 18 well known, aad he be- longs to that class of citizens who, from their prac- tical knowledge of business, would doubtless be more acceptable to commercial men, to represent the interests of the country abroad, than country