The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1849, Page 3

‘Theatrical and Musical. ‘Boweay Tuzatax.—The manager of this house does ‘Bot let grass grow under his feet, as the saying is. Du. ‘wing the past week he has presented to his audiences the most remarkable exhibitions of tho age, vis: that of Van Amburgh and bis animals; and not only » more exhibition of them, but he got up, especially for the ‘ecasion, one of the mort splendid melo-dramatic spec- tacles of the season, and the vast audiences and great Fo agree testified how delighted his visitors wore with his liberal entertainments. “Jane Eyre,"! too, was played during the week, with all that oxcelience which cterised it on its first production. During the coming week (Easter week) a series of most splendid ‘entertainments will be given. ‘To-morrow night no ‘leas than 6wo new dramas will be played. via: “The Power of Gota,” and the “Headsman." both pieces of the G@Featevt interest. The whole of the large company en- est at this house will appear in them. Ciocca and ‘eri will also continue to dance each evenin, Baoavwar Turatxx.—The “Enchantress’’ attracted ‘another crowded audience last evening. It appoars to us that each performance gives increased gratification, Mra. Seguin was in charming voice. Mr. Leach, as ‘sual, was encored, This gentleman's bearing on the stage is both graceful and dignified. Mr. Seguin gavo his songs with the power, taste, and finish of an accomplished vocalist. His deep, rich voice was at all times distinctly heard above the musie. The a Ly. eo he received was of the most hearty and cord jal do- seription, The scenery excited the admiration and the astonishment of the audience ina particular de- gree, and the whole representation, without any ox- ception, or qualification whatever. gave unmixed satis- faction to all. At this we are not surprised, for this Set sere that it was impossible to have been orwise, Nationa, Tueatre.—The new drama of the “ Briga- dier” has been tho main attraction here during the past week; it has been very successful, and the intro- uotion of tho horses on the National stage has proved Auite a feature. Chanfrau bestrides his charger with Zouch grace, and shows he knows a good deal about cavalry tactics; whilat Nimpo (Herbert) on his famous steed Goliah, is most comical. Mrs, Isherwood as ‘Louise acts beautifully; and the general getting up of the piece, scenery, &¢., not forgetting the diligence and its passengers, who are so ill used by the robbers, reall very much applauded, Mose is in his glory at the National now a days; though for ten weeks he has every night gone to the gold mines, the folks are so ‘Seathage," tor the Pope, and the collect of the Holy 3. Religious communities will recite daily the litany of the blewsed Virgin Mary, and offer a woekly com- munion. 4. The faithful, in general, are exhorted to porform the same devotions, or others recommended by their spiritual directors. 5. Before the opening of the council, you will en- deavor to inform me of the dispositions with which your respective congregations comply with the devotions prescribed in reference to the immaculate concepttou, t SAMUEL, Archbishop of Baltimore. Given at Baltimoro, March 28, 1819, The Freeman's Journal gives the following bulletia of the Pope's doings:— The Holy Father takes the sometimes in hia carriage motines simply on foot. The people, who thus have an opportunity of re- ceiving his blossing, are filled with consolation. We gave, last week, an allocution of His Holinces, which he made in the chapel of the Cathedral of Gacts on a solemn occasion. This occasion was nothing less solemn than the attestation of the decree declaring the heroic virtues of Anthony Mary Zaccaria, foundor of the congregation of regular clericts, called Barnubites, The Pope said the muss in the cathedral, assisted by Cardinals Sforza and Antonelli, Hoafterwards entered the sacristy, where he «at down on the throne that had been prepared, and listened to the reading of the de- cree, surrounded by Cardinals Macchi, Lambraschini, and others. Father Varenna, Procurator General of the Barnabites, returned thanks to the Holy Father. “The moment,” ho said, “in which you accomplish this act, Most Holy Father, is one of the most solomn in the history of the church, and which most strongly alr almout every day, $3000 osha island 108 sha Long I 30 24 m0 100 ‘onal Fy = M do, a 9 4 10 Housatonic R, old 34 4 200 Farmers’ Trust 38. = 2 do, 130 364 109 25 anton Co ay 300 100 do, blo 354) 100 ‘0 Reading R ny ~TROTTING.—WILL COME OFF Monday, at 24, o'clock, purse of $50—mile hoatse—best 3 in 5 to harness. G. Scharfe enters ¢. American Girl; H. S. Chanfrau enters A 2 Confidence; F. Johnson entors Messenger. Immediately after best 3 in 5 to harness— . Jarvis e1 C. 8, Berth fi Pluto; Mr. Greene enters s. g. Jack Down- ing. The ei it leave South Forry, Brooklyn, at 2 0’ Look, be and return as soon as the had at the Box Office, or square. apoct is over. Club tickots M.D. Greene, Ni M.D, GR. Lost. O8T—IN WEST BROADWAY, A BLUE BNAMBLLE! Bracelet, with a padlock clasp. The finder will recei the thanks of the owner, and $5 reward, by leaving the same at the bar of the Franklin House. IVE DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY morning, s Fox Red Hong Hair Setter with a few white spote on Head and Hind Quarters. ‘The above reward Will be paid for the delivery of said Dog, at the Irving House, Broadway. and most gently imposes on my institute the double obligation of returning zo thanks, and of promising you that we will be most solicitous in imitating our glorious Father Zaccharia, and honoring more and more by the science and the invincible virtues of the cross, the school to which we have been conducted.”” The American Tract Socicty sustains twenty city tract missionaries in New York—and among them two who shall meet immigrants as they arrive, and be able to address them in various languages, shall give them advice, warn them against the arts of unprincipled men, and the temptations to which they shall be ex pored, and conduct them to places of worship where they shall hear the gospol in their own language. The society have also a missionary to the Germans, and one to seamen, and the other sixteen have charge of the different wards in the clty. Prof. E. C. Wines, well known as a lecturer on the laws of Moses, was recently licensed to preach the gow pel, by the Rhode Island Association. The first church bell which has ever been heard in Pleased with his trip that he will have to go there n umber of times yet before they will be satisfled, T Morrow night a now drama, called the “ Lust Kiss will be produced with mueh splondor. Bunvon's Tuxatnz.—A rich variety was presented here last night, whero every evening an excellent quid pre quo is given to the public, ‘Tho “ Greek Slave" is @ chaste, beautiful, classical pioce, full of noble and dignified sentiments, and producing a fine moral of. fect. It is almost above and beyond the little, mean, yrovelling: sordid age we live in Its tone is beyond ¢ licentiousness of the day; its sentiments of gone- rosity beyond the mercenary meanness of tho times. 4t igo gem in classical theatricals, and would suit an audience of Grecian philosophers, "We were glad, how- ever, to seo that it very much pleased the philosophers of Gotham, To-morrow evening. wo venture to say, fons.and{seats will be in great requisition at Burton's, ‘Tho-new- piece promised, in which Brougham comes out as Mr. Fourier Grisley, excites universal attention. ‘We have no fear, ‘however, plain as the allusion is, but that tho philosopher himself, who is alluded to, might safely sit and laugh at the picture which will be repre- sented, Who will say the stage has not done and will not do adme service to humanity? What could be a much greater one than to stop short the spread of ab- gurd and corrupting principles? The stage, at Paris, by one littlo vaudeville, has killed off Fourier. Proudhon, and all their followers, rendering them the subjects of universal laughter and contempt. On this occasion, Burton is going to reproduce tho Paris pieoo—or a bet. ter one, perhaps—in which he will give a practical il- lustration of Fourierism, Well. it can do no harm, and may doa great deai of service. Besides. ne priv vate interests can be affected; as the paper which started on these principles, having now got a prott: fair start, can afford to drop them. and may safely kic away the ladder by which it climbed into favor with those who are the greater portion of the reading com- munity in this country, vis., the bone and sinow—tho operatives. Broapwar Cincus.—Sands, Lent & Co. gave last evening another of their beautiful entertainments to a vory respectable audience. As usual, the performances were given ina style not to be excelled. The daring riders, the eagacious horses, the astonishing grouping and posturing of the Rivers family, went off with re- newed applause. The afterpiece, called “Monsiour Moulinet,’’ convulsed the audience with laughter. ‘This charming circus is really quite a treat for the up town folks, and well they may say that they will be sorry when it closes for the season. A Gnanp Cantata, illustrative of the career of free- Gom, including its religious as well as political elo- ments, in both the old and new world, will come off at the Tabernacle on Wednesday evening next. The chorus part will be sustained by the New York Sacred Music Society. The words are by Mr. Horatio Stone, and the music by Mr. G.H. Curtis. The orchestra ‘will be composed of the members of tne Philharmonic and other bands. Bewerit or tHe Famity of tHe tate James M. Seort.—Nationat THeatre.—Mr. Chanfrau, with his characteristic liberality, has assigned the use of his theatre on Thursday evening. to a purpose of pure and Gisintcrosted benevolence—a benefit to the widow and amily of the late comedian, James M. Scott, We un- derstand, that independent of the eminent stock com- ny of the National, a spirit of competition amongst Tea ards teestoacs of the profession has been evinced to sustain such entertainment, as may contribute equally to the gratification of the public, and the fur- therance of the humane object in view. Cunisty’s Minstrecs, with their star programmes, their amusing burlesques, curious Cowbellogian per- formances, and allythe variety of Ethiopian music which they so well know how to give, are doing their ‘usual fine business. They are not the favorites of day or month, mercly—they have gained their rep tation by years of continuous excellent concerts. New Onzeans Serenavers.—This company of Ethio- pian performers are in the full tide of success. They are nightly listened to by vast crowds, and their pro- grammes contain 4 first-rate assortment of the most pular and beautiful Ethiopian music of tho day. ‘heir instrumental and burlesque performances aro also first rate. Tue Henon Famity.—These doserving artists are st present performing in the Mobile theatre, wherg they are drawing crowded houses. They are carrying all before them in the South; in fact, wherever they appear they secm to be especial favorites with the pub- fic. In their artistic representations they are truly surprising, possessing, ax they do, an exuberance of wit and drollery, together with exquisite taste as vocalists. Tue Nonprscrirt.—This indescribable animal, taken with the lasso by Col. Fremont. in New Mexico. combi: ing a portion of all the animals that enterod the ark, 1a ‘to be seen daily, this week, at 200 Broadway, from 8A. M., to 10 P. M., for 25 centa. Anoruen Letter.—The Pittsburgh Post, of Wednes- day last, promises another letter from Mr. Forrest on tho Macready difficulty. Signor Farrari and lady, Signor Bottesini and lady’ and Signor Casteoni, of tho Italian Opera, are passen- ers in the packet [ship Guy Mannoring, sailed yester- y for Liverpool. Religious Intelligence: Sr. Perer’s Cuvren.—The Very Rev. John Larkin, 3S. J., will preach in St. Peter's to-day, at half-past ten o’clock. |The collection will be ap- opriated to the benefit of the Half Orphan Asy- feu We are informed that this distingnishe theologian has been recently appointed Bishop of Toronto. We hope he will now accept this ap- pointment, as he possesses all the requirements ne- ceesary to discharge the important duties devolving wpon a dignitary of the Catholic Church, To those who have heard his eloquent appeals in this city, itis only necessary to make the announce- ment that he will preach in Barclay Street Chapel to-day. Cavenpan vor Arn Sunday after Easter. 26—St. Mark the Evangelist. Easter. The Archbishop of Baltimore has issued tho following circular to the clergy of the archdiocese of Baltimore Venerable and Beloved Brethren.—From hia oxile at Gaeta, the Father of the Faithful aster Day, 16—First 22—Socond Sunday after Easter 29—Third Sunday ator patriarchs, primates, archbishops and bishops of Chris- | ndom, an encyclical letter on the subject of authori- tively declaring the ever Blessed Virgin Mary to have nm conceived without taint of original sin, In words worthy of his tender devotion to the Mother of God from his carliest years, and befitting the consciousness Of his awful responsibility. he calls on the chief pastors of the church to unite in prayer with thoir spiritual children, to enable him to proceed in matter so sa- ered and momentous, with wisdom and circumspec- tion. It in, Venerable Brethren, my consolation and one of the mort cheering reflections amidst tho anxicties and imperfections of my ministry, to know that I preside over & flock ever devoted to Mary. and evor most gra- eiourly favored by her maternal protection. Under the aurpices of her mild and mighty name have risen and flourished our churches, our colleges, our convents. our “Christian schools,” our hospitals, our charitable in- stitutions. Need I then animate your picty to gives flial and enger response to the voice of the great and Pius IX..in doing homage to Mary ? Another claim on your fervent co-operation, it ia my uty, at this time, ‘to commend to your zeal. The Seventh Provincial Council of Baltimore will be con- yened on the foxrth Sunday after Easter, questions of grave and general interest will necessarily engage the deliberations of the assembled fathors, ‘The spirit @f-faith and the prescriptions of the church. prompt us to prepare ourselves for the solemn occasion. by inter- ing in our behalf the piety of our flocks and secur- ii their devout, and persevering supplications. A ready have you been called on to testify your devo- ¢odneea to the Holy See, and your filial affection to him Egypt, since the occupation of that country by the Moslem conquerors, has lately been suspended in the tower of the Roman Catholic church, built by the Josuits at Alexandria. Jn compliance with an invitation from the churches of Oswego, N. Y., the next annual meeting of the American Board for Foreign Missions will be held ia that place, on Tuesday preceding the second Wednes- day of September next. The Rev. Heman Dyer, D.D., Inte President of the Western University of Pennsylvania, bas resigned that post, and accepted an appointment of the Board of the American Sunday School Union. The Bishop of Charleston is at present engaged in the visitation of the part of his diocese that lics in the State of North Carolina, The Rt. Rey. Bishop Spalding has addressed an urgent circular to the diocese of Louisville, exhorting the clergy and daly to generous exertions for the orec- tion of a cathedral, the contemplated cost of which will be from $30,000 to $30,000. Superior Court—In Banco. Avni 7.—Decisions.—Bower, vs, the Mayor—Judg- ment for defendants, Hawkins et al., vs, Appleby ot al.—Judgment for the plaintiff for the amount of the note; note to be deposited with tho clerk, and delivered to defendants on payment of the judgmont, Bates, appellant, vs. Durkee, respondont—Judgment reversed, with $10 ‘costs, Veltmany vs, Thompson—Judgment for plaintiff. The Morchants’ Bank vs. Charles Mo- Intyre—Judgment for plaintiffs, without costs, Her- ring, vs. Willard—Judgment for plaintiff, Goasnor vs, Sandford—Motion for s new trial donied, Reed, ada, Bevins—Motions for now trial on tho case, and on ‘newly discovered evidence, surprise, &c., denied. Frederick Pentz, President, &c., vs. Sperry—Motion to set aside roport of referee’ granted, and Tule of refer- ence discharged; costa to abide the event of the suit. McKeon, plaintiif in error, vs, Gilroy, defondant in er- ror—Judgment affirmed with costs.’ Gillooly, adsm. Warhington—Judgment affirmed, with $7 costa, Apnit 7.—SrectaL Tenm.—Lanschow and others, v8. Editor of the Evening Post—Judgmont for defendant on demurrer, Rowland, va, the Mayor, &.—Ordered that the Justice of Assistant Justices Court, third district, make a return of proceedings in this suit within tea days after service of order, &¢. Darlington va, Wil- liams—Ordered that the appeal in tho above action be dismissed, with cos Court Calendar for Monday. Serrrion Court.—Nos, 65, 41, 42, 61, 81, 86, 96, 97, 98, 106, 110, 113 to 116, 121, 123. 124, 127,'128, 129, 131, 43, 1, 10, 35, 6, 9, 14, 47, 39, 80, 91. Common Pisas—Part 1st—-Nos. 125. 153. 156, 157, 159, 161, 163, 165, 167, 169. 171, 173, 175. 177. 179. Part’ 2d— 80, 464, 82, 47, 86,'88, 90, 92, 94,96, 98, 100, 102, 104, 106. [For tho New York Herald.) To the Democratic and Whig Merchants, and the Electors generally, of tho City of Brooklyn.—For the purpose of defeating the selfish, interested, and corrupt ope- iations of the political cliques and factions who have long held sway in tho beautiful and flourishing oity of Brooklyn, = gentleman has been nominated for Mayor, who will not de- reend to any of the contemptible devices usually resorted to by mere partisan tricksters, for the accomplishment of their nefarious and unworthy o Joseph McMurray, Bsq., a merchant and shipowner of distinguished standing—one who er_maintaii high and honorable position in the commercial world—is the individual who has received this aseurance of the confidence and esteem of his follow citizens of Brooklyn. Those who have thus acted, with a view to the benefit and welfaro of the masses, know him to be without re~ Proach and without guile—upright, intelligent, enteprising, liberal in all things, and charitable oven tos fault. Blocters of Brooklyn, will you not give such aman your undivided sup~ port at the charter election, on Tuesday next? MERCATOR. |Strawberrics, Watermelons, Tomatoes and G Pens, were received by J. H. Bi Co., 136 West W. Market, on Saturday, by steamer Cherokee, from B.& Co. receive early Fraite and Vegotables, evory Tuesday and Saturday. Combs.—Ladies are Respectfully Invited to examine the choice selection of Dress Combs at shi he variety is, beyond all deubt, the gro ong which will be found the double scroll pat- 0 much adinii Also, ona be obtained every article 0 the toilet. A. & J, SAUNDERS, ree eet, tern, appertaining ¢ § 387 “Broadway, between Walker and White streots. Noticc—WIll be sold on Tucsday next, the most valuable stock of rich sey e consisting of all the Diamonds, Rul other valuable Stones, of #1 well. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock, at No. House. Catalogues and goods will be ready for examination on Monday. Sale positive, and without reserve. G. 8. GELSTON, Assignee. A Fine Moleskin Hat for $4.—Genin con- tinues to sell the finest quality of Silk Moleskin Hints, at $4. Having boon the first Broadway house to try the experimen ofmaking n reduction. of 20 per cent in the price of a first quality hat, the public have liberally rewarded his enterprise by their patronage. ENIN, 314 Broadway. COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. MONEY MARKET. Saturday, April 7—6 P. M. ‘Tho foreign news is considored rather favorable than otherwise. Private letters have not yet come to hand, and the public accounts im detail will not roach us til! tomorrow—Sunday—morning; but the synopsis by tele- 'd | Graph bas had a good effect upon tho stock market, particnlarly upon quotations for governmont sccuri- tics, At the first board to-day, Treasury Notes ad- vanced \ per cent; Pennaylvania 6's, 1; Farmers’ Loan, %. Erle Railroad fell off % per cent; Reading Railroad All others closed at pricos current yes- terday. Tho transactions were only to # moderato ex- tent, but a bottor fecling prevailed, and a disposition was exhibited to wait tho arrival of the mail, The news is, on tho whole, 80 far as wo can judge from the telegraphic accounts, much better than generally ex- pected, and the appearance of things on the other side, upon the departure of the steamer, was Indicative of an improvement; and the probability is that the next | steamer, will bring much more favorable accounts. After this, wo #hall havo a stoamer overy wook. Tho Niagara, at Boston, from Liverpool, brought $18,000 in apecie. United States 6’ were quoted In London on the 234 of March, at 5% to 6% per cent premium. The Firemen’s Inauranoe Co. has declared » divi- dend of six per cont for the last six months. ‘The Farmors’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Rahway, N. J. has declared a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent. The Trenton Mechanics’ and Manufacturers’ Bank has deolared a dividend of 4 per cont for the last six montha, ‘Tho Commissionors of the Canal Fund of this Sts te have advertised for proposals, till the 20th of June nei | for a loan of $1,730,024 76, under the aot for supplying deficiencies in the sinking fund—said loan to bear in- terest at the rate of six percent, payable quarterly, and the principal relmbursable July 1, 1865, ‘The quantity of conl transported on the Reading Railroad for the week ending tho 6th instant, was 7,870 tona; previously, 137,717 toxs, Total for the sonson, 145,567 tons, ‘Transported on the Schuylkill Canal for tho enme week, 5,786 tons, ‘Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railrond Company have ne- gotinted for the sale of £200,000, equal to $1,000,000, of Maryland five per cents, at 85, with the Mossrs. from whose eufferings it receives a more glorious tllus- tration than even from the magnanimous qualitios which, in the beginning of his reign. had challonger the admiration of the civilized world. Your oarnost rayors will not be wanting for his speedy deliverance Roi the persecutions. relentless waged against his sacred rights and august person by the enomies of God ‘For the threefold intention of honoring the glorious Mother of God; of Invoking the light and grace of Heaven on tho proceedings of the council; and of im- ploring the divine morcy in behalf of our common father, tho Pope. you and others indicated, will, till further notice, observe the following directions:— 1. On the Sunday, or first available ocension, aftor ro- eoiving this communication. you will. before the sor- mon, read to your congregations the encyclical letter ef tho Pope. preceded by my circular, » E* 2. You will add, at uaass, the couch “ Deus, omaiua ings. This will put the company in funds for tho ex- tension of ita road beyond Cumberland. Stock Exchange. $600 U SOs, 1806 104% 60 Canton Co, bo 33) £709 do, 1 HO” 1 do, baw 373 2000 108 Pt 4000 Treasury Notes I % 1000 Indi: 63 {000 Rending Bands, ng 1b nw 63% 2000 do 13 68! 000 do. bis 68} 10 tha Dlinols State bk 9! CO Phoenix Bank 10 Leather Manufo's Bk 99 8 Farmers’ Trust do, bib 3 1 Nor & Wor, R. old 34 Ma) do, 3 20) Roading R, 3% W More Cons, 1D ot B Siad & fudlanapolis W026 SPECIAL NOTICES. RTT CRRA RIT PE MAA OANA FUIRD WARD.—REGULAR DBMOCRATIC WHIG Nominations.—As a large and enthusiastic moeting of the Whigs of the Ward, held at Commercial Exchange, Court- landt street, on the 4th inst, nt 74 o'clock P. M., on motion, Smith Dunning, Esq., war chosen Presidont, Jamos T. Stag hnd Thos. C. Doremus, Vice Presidents; Josoph Battin and Azariah Griffin, Secretaries. On report of the Nominating Committee, the following ticket was unanimously adopted, snd reoommended to the voters of the ward for their suppork~ ‘or Alderman, THOMAS MeKNIGHT, For Aasistaut Alderman, LEWT L. For Assessors, Hvex Mantix, Hevivy 8, Dunmna, 06, Con: for Guonoe Warteutt, Jr., RNRLIVG ALLISON, For School Commissioner, Jounrn Batra, For Inspector, Sreruen H. Wunxs. For tee, Joun H. Panisn. Por Inspectors of Election let Distriot—ALaxis Sourn, Azanian Girrty. 2d do. Lavi Fousom, Conngtiva ALLION, 34 do. Huon Martin, ARoMInALD CocHRan, 1GHTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN RBGU- lar Nominations — For Alderman, HENRY ERBEN, For Assistant Alderman, IRA BURDGR. For Asseowors, Daniat. Witson, Guonos Suren. For Constables, Banzauin Lanor, Wituias C. Camrantan. For Shoo! Commisa 5 F Inspect Winriam Maca: TH WARD REGULAR NOMINATIONS.—AT A © and rospeotable meeting of the whigs of she Bighth ¢ following ticket was unanimously adopted, viai— For Alderman, CYRUS CHENERY. For Assistant, HORATIO N. WILD. Yor ra. Ww. J. Var Busxinx, Gzonce Weer. For Constables. Jno, W. Buxonn, School Commission Jauxs W. Bemuman, For Inspector, Harr B. Wann. ¥or 1) Joun A, Mar, Harr B. Wenn, Seo. JOHN A. MAY, Chm'a ENTH WARD NOMINATIONS— For Alderman, ROBERT T. HAs. For Assistant Alderman, DAVID MILLER. For Assesa: Joun Cann. Joun T. Barwane. For Constables. Joun B. Canter. Joserv Ackurman. SCHOOL OFFICERS, For Commiasioner. J. i, Honarr Haws. For Inspector. AnpRew V. Stour. For Trusteo. Witiam Jones, Jn. J" DEMOCRATIC JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTER — 1 Whereas, The ballots for the amended charter have been wrongly ed, and not in accordance to lnw; therefore, Re- solved, tl e different ward Ci send to the head-quarters of the Broadway Houre, on Monday Evening, the 9th In the ballots as corrected. The correct ballots sh jorned led ohartor,” and printed insid the amended charte1 Resolved, that the above be published in all the newspapers on Monday and Tuesday, the 9th and 10th inst. By order, CALEB 8. WOODHULL, Chairman. Cr, We Secretary. HE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE, FOR ALMS HOUSE COMMISSION BR, COL. WM. B. MOORB. EW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CO. Bonds.—The subscribers will receive pro until the Yth of April for ighty Thousand Dollars of the f this Company; payable Ist December, 1853, and drawing interost from the ioth February last, at (7) 90 per,ceatum per an- bum, payable let Juaé and December, with coupons attached. Said Bonds will be delivered to the highost bidder on the 10th. April. WARD & CO., 54 Wall atreet. with the f 8) B OWERY THBATRE-MONDAY OWEN OF GOLD Charlene King randenbui Jonh Mr. Cilfert; Kather, Mise the Mr. Pin Tai cents AARARAAA AAA BYBNING, APRIL 9, of the AMUSEMENTS. ROADWAY THBATRE—R. A. Characters Forte Brachio, Mr. H Stell Wallis. Charaoters in tI ir. Leagh; Galeas, Mr. Moorhouse; frown; Chief of the Sonate, Mr. Pope; ; Reeves; Doctor Manthanasiut, Mr. Vache: guin; Nugues, Mr. man; Stel Seguin. Sad Parquette, Téconts; Family Clrolo, cente—Doors open at 7; cotumenoes at anos, r. Hotman; ry CMAN REAUS NATIONAL TH street—| ou ° commence with the dshign of the LAST RISO =D Wield; Captain Lansdale, Mr. Tilton; Petite th: Pauline, Mrs. Woodward. us. Pilliahyoud,: Mr. Mestayor. To conclude, with Ci NATIONAL THRATRE—CHATHAM rmances will ie Booth; Sir William Rye NANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, LAT CHAT- bam,—Honott of WM. B, CHAPMAN—On Wednesday 1249—On which occasion he trusts tor~ ee of his frion id ah oll haw kindly consented to appear ina favorite character. By permission of Wm. H. Horton, Fag, Misa C. Chapman will appear in b tod charactor of the French Spy, performed by b cipal cities of the Union. Mr. F. J. Chantrai hie colebrated character of Mo NIA. With avariety of other entertainwnents, that will bo exprensed in the billa of the da} ECHANICS' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, Grand and Broome streets, Opem every ovenin the week. Tho original and well known Chiisty’s Minstrels, the oldest eat band in the world; ‘an aubstantinte the same, of being the first to ee Negro Melodies, and originators of tho present copies rtainments. Concerts im this city, for received with great patronage the annals of public amusements in this great motropolis, and continue to be ge received with approbation by large and highly reapectable audiences, a most convincing ovidenoe of their superior merit and attractiveness. ‘They will havo the F of introducing a ut variety of new and original Melodica, Burlesque Operatic Choruses, Songs, Characteriati Dances &e., in a manner Treqnapily wl imitators,” nos with the same rowned the efforts of this “ original” and “i aad favor, unprecedented in jnimitadl a of managem n hristy,the whole comprising a corps of unequalled ver: " prising a corps of uneq and Admission 25 cents, Children under price. Doors open at 7—Concert will commence at 8 o’sloc! An afternoon Concert on Saturday, commencing at 3 P.M. mence on Monday evening, April 9, Ynatitute, and be gi ill be aided by the super! Mias Fanny Frazer. admit = lady Fentiomaa, S0c.; Extra Indies’ tickets, 25e.; gontlomen’s si ickets, 500. children under 10 years old, 260. HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THR AMERICAN Dramatio Fund Association, is necessarily postponed from TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 10, To ‘THe TUESDAY FOLLOWING, APRIL 17, In consequence of the dato of the Aot of Incorporation falling thia year upon that of the Chartor Election. ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF TUK AMERICAN Dramatio Fund Association. President, DAVID C. COLDEN, Esq. Vico Presidente. ired and ingle Hon. Samuol Jones, . P. Willis, Bsq., John Van Buren, Esq. Simeon Draper, ‘hia.. Philip Hon 6 M. M. Noah, Eaq., General 8. B. Lymai George P, Morris, Eaq., J. Prowott Hinll, Esq., John McKeor le Doctor Francis, ‘Adam Stoddart, Prosper M, Wetmore, Esq., : Arthur T, Jones, Esq., tt, Washington Irving, Esq. Hon. William Kont, Ogden Hottma: Edmund H. Miller, And others. The Musical Department will be under tho superintendence of MR. GEORGE LODER, and will comprise all tho available talont attainable at tho time, including a perfect Glee Party, to illustrate the master pleces of Exctumt Hanwony, OLD MADRIGALs, Guns oF HORAL M. DY, ko. ke. ‘The Festival will take place on Tuesday, April 17, a6 THE ASTOR HOUSE. ‘Tickots, (including wine, ) $5 each, may be had of any of the Trustees, viz— J. Prescott Hall, Esq., 54 Wall stroot. Eoq., 54 Wall BP. f Merchants’ Exohange. John McKeon, Ex ‘trict Attorney's office, Thos. 3. Hamblin, sq., hox office, Bower; Or of the Treasurer, Mr. JOHN POVEY, 12 Woostor st nd the Secretary, Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, 37 Chambers st. OWNSEND AND ORR'S MAMMOTH PANORAMAS OF the Hudson River and tho City of New York, now on ex- hibition, at the New Large Hall, fitted up oxprossly for those intings, at No. 206 Brondway, cerncr of Walker streat-— Doors open at7; punorama will commence moving at § orclock. Tickets 25 cents. Thero will he an Afternoon Exhibition every Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, for the accommodation of , schools, and those who cannot make it convenient to attend even: TO LET. OTTAGE TO LET ON STATEN ISLA , SITUATE on Mount Tompkins, containing Parlor, five Ted R Kitchen, &c.; is within ten minutes walk of the Forr: valuation. would make s capital summer residence achelors desirous of ee house, Rent, DAVID MARFLEET, Coal Merchant, Staten Island. PART OF A NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, containing 3 or # rooms, with a large garden, stable, &c,, pleasantly situated in a gunteol neighborhood at West Farms, Suitable for » small family; stages pass for the depot at Mor- rieania every few minutes. For thi n, this is an opportunity seldom to The above Cott for three or more $130. Enquire of 10 LET. _ FOR SALE. ORSES FOR SALE—A PAIR OP VERY DESIRABLE rey Horses, of middle size, fine appearance, young, fast lors, and perfect i 1; eee eerie COWAN'S Basar, Of Crosby street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE, SITU ated in Broadway, thoroughly established, and doing a ood business. Stock, fixtures, &c. in most perfect order. Aitparticulars may be learned by application by letter, box No. 863, Post Ofh ee. RSS, establishment will be sold low, The carriage, is nearly new, build and calculated for one or two hors Apply to LI GILBERT, No. 34 Canal street. HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS USUAL supply of Flower and Vegetable Seods,Ornamental Troes, Shrubbery, Green-house Plants, together with » Ue aig ae sortment of Fruit Trees, and other articles in that lin T. DUNLAP, 635 Broadway by Beardsley, to order, © LET, IN BROOKLYN—TWO SMALL threo ‘story brick houses, and soveral small convenient two story and attic frame houses. Rent of brick houses, $300; frame 180, ‘Tho above houses aro situated within fifteen minutes’ walk of Fulton Ferry. Inquire at 188 Bridge street, Brooklyn. 0 LET—THREK THRER-STORY BRICK MOUSES, 5: ct with basement and under collar, Nos. 2), 22, and 24, Bridge streot, Brooklyn: built last Rent $30. Apply to DANIEL WRIGE Johnson street, betweon ‘the hours of 12 and 1, 0 LET—THE LARGR THREE-STORY BRICK BUILD- ing, No. 360 Broadway, 34 feet front, and about 90 feos together with the first story of house No, 67 Franklin street, built expressly for, and occupied as, a carriage ‘reposi~ tory, and is woll auited for any extensive business. Possession Ast May next. Apply at No. 49 Chambors street. O LET—A THREE-STORY HOUSE, IN HAMMOND street, with Hot and Cold Baths—$500; and one with Cold Bath only, $475; also, one in Bank street, with Hot and Cold Baths, $475. Apply to ALEX. M. GREIG, 1 Hanover stroot. WANTS. WANTEDBY AN ENGLISH LAD, A SITUATION 8 in-door Servant. Can make himself generally useful; has a good character from his Ito employer, who only parts with him im consequence of his loaving for Europe. Apply No, 5 James street, near Chatham square. ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A PIRST rate Cook, s Chambermaid, and » Man Serv need apply, unless provided with unexceptionable city ences. Enquire, botween 10 and 11 A.M. at No. 260 Greone street. ANTED—A FOREMAN FOR A CARRIAGE MANU- factory, » short distance from the city, A person that gan draft’ and thoronghly understands hanging up carriages, (and none other need apply) will hear of aatendyaituation by applying te LAWRENCE & COLLIS, No. 12 Veuey street. He must be » conch-body maker. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, IN A CROCKERY STORE —A Young Man who is fully competent to take charge of the business, who is well acquainted with the retail and job- bing trade in this oity. Apply at 202 Greenwich stroes, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPR Protestant girl, aa Cook, Chambermai as no objections to go in the country. ferences given. Can be seon for two dayi No. & Fifth street, in the fancy store, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, with the best city recommendation, to do general housework, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or to take care of children, and sewing. Please oall &t 223 Bowery. SALESMAN WANTED.—AN ACTIVR, Salesman for ince and embroidery stock, one out of em- ployment preferred; must be of first rate abilities, and fully competent to take entire ch: No others meed apply, Ap- Li t de in thi i plication to be made in PA TAN EMUTR’S, 821 Broadway. NFORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS GILLESPIB, Ladies Shoemaker, who loft Philadelphia in A‘ Inet. esd Plenso apply at 0 HOTEL KEEPERS.—A DESIRABLE LOCATION for a Hotel to rent or lease. Additions and alterations will be made to suit the tenant. For particulars, ppply to E. H. WARNER, Real Estate Agent, No.5 Wall “FINE ARTS. OW OPEN, AT THEIR ROOMS, CORNER OP BROAD- way and Teonard street, the twenty-fourth annual Ex- hibition of the National Academy of Dosign, consisting of original works of hiving artists nover before publicly exhibited in the city of New York. Opon from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. Season ticket 60 cents; single admission 2 cents. Catalogue 12% conts. ITHOGRAPHY.—F. PALS CO., ARTISTS AND Lithographers, removed frem 43 Ann street to 98 Nassau Teet, opposite the Herald Office. Lithographio Drawin, d Printing executed in the finest rive etchen taken of any House, Store, Press Printing of evory deacriptior ‘ALIFORNIA—THE BRITISH tons burthen, will sail from SAN FRA whip UN H Velparaiso, 2) Aa experigonea en ay th iy, n experienced Surgeon will secompany this vessel, Por pareage, apply tee -E CUNARD, Jt., 38 Brondway. ‘The Unicorn has double engines: had now boilers in Gfas- gow last April; is pow undergoing a thorough refit: and her Cabin and wtecrage wil ‘be very comfortable and well vea tilated. OR CALIFOR: States Mail 9 il. . in foro cabin, In storage. $150 — 150 NIA, VIA CHAGRES.—THE UNITED Steamship FALCON, wi ve New York for Chagres, vin Havana, on Thursday, 19th April, with the United States Mails fo Pacific. The Falcon will arrive 4 time to deliver the mails and passengers His mother bas returned Would be gratified to hear from Philadciphia. from the Western eoun' him at the Columbi: ‘BOARDING, &. OARD—A GENTLEMAN WITH WIFR AND CHILD, or three persons, can be accommodated with board in a ivate family. Apartmente—two large rooms and 01 With privilege of bath room, Re. “Apply a0 81 21 tween 4th d Broadway. Terma modera\ OARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY—POR A GEN- tleman and wife and one or two single gentlemen, within & few miles of the city, and of frequent and easy access. A pri- vate family living on ono of the adjacent Ieiands, would bo preferred, and liberal price paid. Address, with full parti- oularr, to L. B., Box 632, Post Office. Possession wanted as Soon as porsible. OOMS WITH BOARD.—A V of Rooms to lot, suitable for t. Apply immediatel ASANT SUITB at 130 Chambers ERY P families, SHIPPING. errr D'RECTIONS FOR PILOTS —VESSRLS SUBJECT TO Visitation hy the Hoalth Officer, Every veusel from s ioreign port having passengers, and every vessel having had, T pane during nee, any case of Small-pox, or infectious OF contagious disease—arrivi ‘any time. "AH vessels from the ordinary passage from which they must pass ‘ape Henlopen—arriving between the thirty-tirst day of May and the sixteenth day of Ootober. And all yossels from any place (including Islands) in Asia, Africa, OF the Mediterranean, of from any of tho Went India, Bahama, Ber- muda or Western Islands, or from any one place in America, in tho ordinary pasenge from which they pass south of Georgia RiTiving between the, frst day of April and the frst day of Novemter. ALEX. B. WHITING, Health Officer. Journal of Commerce, Evening Post and Sun, please copy. TPE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. Mw” Steamshipe between Now York and Liverpool, botwi Horton and Liverpool, eniling at Halifax to Iand aed receive mails and passengers, aro intended to Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, from Boston, Wednesday, Isth April, Evropa, Lott, ON. York, i May. Combria, Shannyn, “ Hoaton America, Harixor N. York, Hiternis, Stone," “Boston, Cam “ Judkina, “ N, York, th An experienced Surgeon on board. he charged on. specie. Leyond an amount for personal expenmos. All letters and papers must pass thr from New York or Boston to Liverpool arity ud dd., $70. or freight oF paseaya apply to +5 Sai pti UNARD. Se, 3 trontway. OR WAVRE.—THR SUPERIOR Corr Copter fastened French bark Armantine, Ca Fer frelehe or passage apply to BOYD & IT OR MARSENTES—THR SUPERIOR HARE MARY Ellon, Cept. Bowsebe BUTD & DIOUh BS, r Oregon, Pasenge to Chagres ii ‘De. Z do. lower after enbin. Do. do. lower forward cavin Do, do. Freight on ‘specie to Chaves; ane por cont, For freight ot Pasengo, apply to M. 0, ROBERTS, 118 Wost stroot. IRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—THB SUPR- YDR atores IRST VESSEL FOR SAN PRANCISCO.—THE PAST- sailing and honutifal packet, ALICE TARLTON, will oa few hundred barrels more freight, if offered imme- ‘oly. Passengers would do well to oxamine this vessel, accommodations being unsurpassed. A Physician and Trill go out in the vensel, Apply on hoard, at Pler 10 Kash iver, oF ISAAC T. SMITH, 101 Wall street. OR CALIFORNIA—FIRST VESSEL TO SAIL ON SA- t 7th instant. Tho fast sailing A No. 1 schooner PENELOPE, 8. Moore, master, burthen 23) tons. Sho has unequalled accommodations for ten passengers, and can tako about 500 barrels; and will recoive freight until Thursday evening. For freight or iiamodiate application must be on board, at pler No.) North River, er to _- Pee NE DA POWLERS SS Weed street. IRST VESSEI, POR CALIFORNIA.—THE SPLENDID new Liverpool packet ship SUSAN G, OWENS now has all her freight on board, and will sail on tho 14th instant for Ren Francieco. The news by the Crescent City shows that thia is the only safe route, and this veasel offers tho hest ao~ commodations of any yet up for that port, She ix730 tons hurthen, but 5 months old, has 8 library of 400 volumes, bath rooma, patent ventilators, and every arranzement for the Kealth, comfort, and enfety of passengers. For prasate only, apply te BUFFUM & HANDY, 112 Broadway. IRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT. F ‘The fant eniling and beautiful packet ALICE TARLTON, will receive a few hundred barrels more freight, if offered im- mediately. Passengers will do well to examine the state- roome of this yeasel, her accommodations boing unsurassed. A dsatinguiehed physician and surgeon will go out in the veseel. Apply on board, at Pier 10, Bast River, or to t ISAAC T. SMITH, 101 Wall street. ALIFORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, THR CITY OF Mexico, and ‘Masntian.—This company having mnie ar- on the Lith inst, in the fast sailing hark EUGENIA, which conveyed Capt. Hiutton’s company of 159 in fonrteen days to Vern Cruz, wo desire to inform those Yound for California, that a few vacancies in the company information given by Capt. BATTERSBY, at 100 Front street, wp stairs. C rangerents to remain, Frrt! from 1 to 4 P. Ma, ALIFORNIA MINERS’ DEPOT, 340 BROADWAY,— W. M. Gibson. proprietor, mannfactures, and offers for enle, Jenniaon’s Velt Machine and Sulmerged Whirling Pan? and decidedly the bert Miner's Pump to be found in the olty; all the production of a long and practical mining exporienon. NV ALIFORNIA DAGUEREROTY ERSONSABOYT / to visit Californin, and desirons to leave their likewpare with thelr friends, would do wll to call at Bradys Now. WS and WTB ay, Where, by reason of recent iinprove- rronte mud ndd'tions to he etal lel ment, ard bf? Whee oy Lo wii Mt hae horton’ wonen, URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBRRS STRRET.—MON- day evening, April 9th, will be performed LUCY DID HAM AMOUR—Laey, Miss Chapman; Rdgardo, Mr. Johu- After which, am ‘original sati ‘M, or, Modorn Philosophy P OLYMPIC THRATRE.—BENEFIT OF igh.—Monday evening April, 9, . 9, the perform ber vig comme ag Ag press entieled ry CURAR CASS b a Arnold; re, Mis Aft which the celebrated LRE FAMILY will nppone in troir teats of Strength and Agility. To be foll of FATHC S11 Bigatoonn Me. Wik te og, he Oetearaan A Bevaclaa Pair Been, Stes ty i atten whi -EE will appear ou y : drama of SEANNETTE AND JEANNORE I with the ith the RANNOT—Jeannot, Me ‘onover; Jeannette, Miss Clarke. 1D. 2 will rise at 74g. - Dross Clrole, 80 cents; Upper Hoxes, 3308 MES, FRANCKS KEMBLE nuTLER ‘at the Lycoum Building, Washington s venlng next, (Ay il Leh) at7s of Windsor.” ‘Nokots, Une Dol ‘at the Mansion House, lobe Hotel, tore, and atthe doer upou the on Tuosday Merry Wiv. had d BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSRUM—MORE Novelticn—Mngniticent performances, overy afternoon, at3, and every ovoning at 4 dofore o'clock. ‘Tho Manager haa ‘engaged, for nuother week, the colobrated Quaker Giant and Giantoss, ‘Thin colossal couple are the talleat and dos cidedly the largest pair of human beings which tho world over produced. Also engaged, the Mammoth Lady, who weighs 576 tbe. ‘They may beacon at all hours, with Titania, the Fatry wen. Tho Mari ttis, who composed a large portion of the avel Family, have been for another week, and will appear, at each entertainment, in their wonderful Gymnastic Performances, Laughab! Pantomimes, Kc. ko. Groat Woat- ern, the Yankeee Comedian, Pote Morris, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Mise Went, Misa Mise Barton, Haghland Wax Scripture Statuary. Madame Rock- ‘Adinission, 29 conta; children under 10 yeurs, 124; cents. EUTHERIA; GRAND CANTATA, ILLUSTRATING the Careor of Freedom, including its Religious ns well ax Political elements, from the escape of Israel out of Beyption bondage, to its prinmpb in America, snd reactionary influence upon the Old World in 1844; words by Horatio Stone, Kaq. lusic by Geo. Honry Curtis; Orchestral Arrangement by George Frederick Bristow; will be given at the Tabernacle om Wednesday ovening, April 11, 1849, by the outire chorus of the Now York Sacred Music Society, and the following distin~ Mrs, L. A. J Miss M. wished Vocalist A. Jones, (Christian: se luce, (sybt Mr. Robert Geo. Paige, (Viotor;) Mr. H. T. Lincoln, (Scer;) with a Select Orehostra, composed of mem- bers of the Philharmonic, and other Bands. Direotor, G. F. Bristow. Tickets, 50 cents cach; to be had at the principal Music stores and ut the door. Doors open at7 o'clock; com- mencement at 5. No postponement. ONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE REAL AND INCOMPAR- able French Magician, will continue his extraordinary Soirees overy evening this week, at the Minerva Rooms, No. 406 Broadway, whore he will give a grand Magical and Kgyp- tian entertainment. Admission, 50 cents; children, 25 cents, Doors open at 7 o'clock; performances to commence av 8. }O THEATRICAL MANAGERS.—FOR SALR, THR UN- expired term of the Lease (four years and a half) of the Front street Theatre, Baltimore, recently refitted in tho first atyle of elegance to any other theatre in the Union. It is fit for instant occupation. The rent is paid by a per centage a Ce receipts. Direct, prepaid, Box 2,400, Post Office, New ork. HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 630 bROADWAY SPLENID between Spring and Prince streets, and the only one in this countr; ats of a great number of life siae figures of Chinere of sintings; . apartments in houses; stores and venvols; models of pagodas, temples and bridges; specimens of Chinose manufactures, thoir agricultural and mechanical implements, instrumonts of niuiic, lanterns, &o. &e. Open from nine A. M. till ton P. M,, daily.” Admittance, 26 couts; children under twelve, half price. OLONEL FREMONT’ NONDESCRIPT OR WOOLLY Horeo, will be exhibited nt 200 Broadway, corner of de street, for a few days previous to his doparturo for Lon- don. Nature seems to havo exerted all her ingenuity in the production of this astounding animal. If not artificial, it is very complex, made up of the Elephant, Deor, Horse, Buffalo, Camel, and Sheep; full sizo of the horse; has the haunches, of the deer, the tail of the elephant, a fine curled wool, of camel's hair color, and easily bounds 12 or 15 feot high. Na- turaliste and the oldest trappers aswured Col. Fremont that it w er known preyious to his discoveringit. Undoubtedly itia “nature's Inst," and the richest #pecimen yet received from California, To be seon every day this wook, at 2%) Broadway, cornor of Reade street, from 8 A.M. tol0 P.M, Ad- mittance, 25 cents; children, half-price, ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN Sumimer resort can now be engaged for evening smuso- ments during the enyuing season. For further particulars, and terms, apply at the office on the premises, or by lettor (post paid} directed to the proprietors, FRENCH & HEISER. AUCTIONS. A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER—HOUSEHOLD FUR- Me niture, &¢.—Cole & Chilton will sell at auction, on Mon- April 9th, at 10 o'clock, at 472 Broome strect, the Fur- ire of the ‘above house, comprising rowewood tote a totes, do., ottomal re table, marblo do., Brussels and in- grain carpets, mahogany sofas, divans and chairs, couches, sofa bedsteads, window curtains, large mantle glass, giran- doles, hall oil ‘cloths, Notte’s stove and fixtures, bedroom Furniture—French bedsteads, bureaus, card tables, dressing Vuresus with glass mantel vases, hair mattrassos bedding, kitchen range, &c., rofrigerater, mahogany sido board, mar- Mle top; crockery and glass ware, &c., keo., together with the kitchen furniture. Cataloy Monday ut the office, 2 Wall street. Also, greenhouse and parlor plants, 9 choice los. Hi, 2) gh PEPS Wil SELI. AT AUCTION, ON MON- + day, April 9th, at 10 o'clock, at No. 5 Howard street, near Centre, a splendid assortment of Household Furniture. All the Furniture contained in the above 3 story House, oon- sisting of Rosewood Sofas, rocking, Voltaire and other covered with tapestry;pier and mantel Glasses, unusually Large and perfect plates; centre and sof Tables, with marble tops; Card Tables; a large assortment of window and bed Curtains; carved French and Gothic Bodsteads, with a great variety of uM ARSHALL, PRO- prietor Monday gvoning. April, wil be pow Rd oe Ly with « prol; a i ‘ENC nie seccata in Fe the ‘prolagus-‘auiet INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Arne Our Washington Correspondence. Wasurvarton, April 4, 1849. The Appointments—The Mission to Mexico, and various other matters. The appointments, understood to be made ia cabinet council to-day, have relieved considera- bly the President and his ministerial household of the immediate Pressure upon them. Those of Sken Smith and John Young were ex- pected, and have been regarded as the direct sub- Jects before the cabinet for some days past ; those of the Commissioner of Public Buildings, vend of the Warden of the District Penitentiary were net generally anticipated. There were three principal candid: for Con. missioner ($2,000 @ year, with a margin for per quisites), to wit— Mr. W. A. Bradley, lawyer, Clay whig. Mr. Robert Mills, architect, Taylor democrat. Mr. Ignatius Mudd, merchant, ‘Taylor whig. Mr. Mills was sustained by Mr. Ewing, Mr. Brad- ley by Mr. Clayton, and Mr. Mudd by Mr. Preston and Mr, Johnson. Mr. Bradley was the orthodox nominee of the city whigs, and they are at liberty to consider themselves defeated in the appointment tise has nee ate ce Mr. Mudd. The three no- ninees were ae ea wes of this city, and all highly respect- But the reported appointment of Thomas Fitman as Warden of the Penitentiary, hag actually ex- cited a glow of indignation among the old whigs. Fitman 1s an Irishman, a saddler by vocation, and correspondent of several Irish papers, and an ac- tive and industrious man in both capacities. Asa politician the whiga consider him a renegade d mocrat—a * fitty-four forty or fight” looofenne and an opposer of Polk, mainly because he was toe much of a Presbyterian in religion and in cs, Fitman being a good Catholle, and a friead of TSthe ‘candidate of the old Wh The candidate of the old Whigs was Captain Goddard, the efficient and fearlesaly faithful Chief of Police, who deserves a service of plate for his noble exertions, for the last five or six years, in maintaining the peace of the city. No better ap- pointment could have been made; but reasons of policy sometimes overrule all other considerations, and the old Whigs must consent to the rule. Ex-Governor Nathaniel P. Talmadge is a candi- date for the mission to Mexico, but the place is Togarded as resting between him and Balie Peyton. he city, for some days past, has been enlivened by the presence of a hardy set of mail contractors, for the New York and New England sections, ans for certain new post routes in various parts of the Union. They have paid their respects to the Post- master General and the President, and were much pleased with their reception in both cases. Tasir impression is, that Mr. Collamer will administer the department with energy and ability. He is eer- tainly an able and active man. We understand that Capt. Anderson’s overland detachment, from this city, have left for Fort Smith, where they will join the grand caravan, under an United States’ escort of dragoons, na Santa Fe and Gila, for the placeras of the Yuba, the Consumers, the Mickelummes, and the Rio de los Americanos, the Rio de los Plumos, and‘the Sacramento. w. The Doings of the Day. The President kept open house to-day. We went uptosee him. There were but a dozen persone present when we entered the eliptical saloon, and there was perhaps no greater number present at any time between twelve and two o'clock. The secret is easily solved. Applications for office have first to be made to the heads of the departments to which they belong. The heads of the departments were in their respective offices, and the applicants for office were prosecuting their business with them.— At twelve o’clock one would have thought there was a “stated preaching of the gospel” at the Treasury Department, from the number of visiters atthe vestibule. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York, were amply represented among the devotees dancing attendunce upon the tall administrator of the offices attached to the financial branch of the government. Mr. Collamer, also, had his detach- ments of friends, although he has been busied with the proposals of the fine body of mail contractors intown. And by the way, it is amusing to observe the coldness existing between the different candi- dates for the same office. Though they may have been friends for a life-time, they don’t know each other in Washington. For instance, a half-dozen applicants for the collectorship at Philadelphia met at breakfast at Willard’s, yesterday, and scarcely @ man of them had the patience to finish a single cup of coffee. Each of them appeared to be astonished and indignant, at the impudence of the rest, in showing their faces as the petitioners for an office to which he had the only rightful claim. But, alto- zether, the office-seekers on hand are respectuble lcoking men, and comport themselves with a proper circumepection. hs ‘There ae to be no affinity between Sken Smith and Lewis C. Levin, both leaders of the natives of Philadelphia; and the opposition of the fi other Mattrasses, Bedding, & Rosewood ! comt SEDO, O THE LADIES.—J. W. BROWN WILL SELL BY Auction on Tuesday, 1th; Friday, 13th, and Saturday, Mth inst., the entire stock of C. Scott & 'o. 317 Brond= way, consisting of every description of Laces, Embroideries, Baby Linen, Millinery Goods, &c. Ke., put up in sinall Lota vo suit Indios, Open the days proceding, sales for inspection, Salen to commence at 10 o'clock. Por the accommodation of purchasors, arrangements will be made to doliver lots and receive payiment, when they are sold. MISCELLANKOUS. EAKY CELLARS.—MERCHANTS AND OTHERS 1 troubled with wet leaky cellars, which are thereby ron= dered comparatively useless,can have them permanently cured, by the subscriber, with Cement Concrete, at but little more cost than wooden scows, and warranted to outwear n dosen of them. No money expected until satisfaction is givon. Best reference given, and work referred to. WILLIAM If. MONTON, 122 Nassau stroet, Brooklyn. ¢. HUGUENIN, NEW IMPORTER OF WATCHHS, « No. 19 Beekman st., New York. NE DEMOISELLE, FRANCAISE, PARLANT PURE- ment sa langue ct l'anglais, ot eapable de l'ensoigner aw besoin, et sachant bien coudre, coiffer et repasser lo linge fin, désire xe placer comme femme de chambre ou go: El ut donner les meilleurs rae oo ul ge S'adrosser Canal street, No. 42 (du c6té du Gasom dtre), au promier. ENTLEMEN'S NOTICE.—I¥ YOU WANT YOUR SUM- mer Clothing properly cleaned, without having disa- greeable coloring or stosm used on them, you must send them to No. 6 Murray street, near Broadway, where you aro charged only 6 shillings for Coats, and shillings for Panta, handsome~ pressed. Repairing done cheap, at ahort notice, at. No. 6 by ; 1 fe Murray street, CORTISSOS, O NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS AND CAPITALISTS. ‘The advertiser, who intends permanent location in bu: ness of trade at California, desires to sell his interoat in of the oldest eatablished and most prosperou: ff of the United States, located in an adjoining an excellent business, boing an opportunity rai Communications should state roal names of parties, and, un- lees known, references. Capital required would be in the neighborhood of $20,000-—a proportion cash, the rest seeured. Address J. W. W., Box 2,048, Post Office, New York City. USIC!—THE PIANO WILL BB TAUGHT BY A ho has a thorough knowledge of Musie, unexceptionable references. Terms ter; those more advanced, $12. Ap- for bey ply to’ jerald office, ANK OF SALISBURY.—THH NOTRS OF THE BANK of Salisbury, Maryland, redeemed by B. 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TC ts intencied copecialty for the married, oF those conter nportant soorets which hy. mit of an increase of fami- Hating merriee, ta it discloses rhould Le hnown ta them particule To thor where herlihdees not per itis Of especial iny Here, ale fe, the mothor, tho ong tho one in the decline of the wil vi 6 an important change Jeary ia Wheto nature cout i miptema, apd the moat ¢ Bolent ro bandh nage fr dhin Moke cf cure, in every complaint te Walon ber rex te sud jcets > J dway, and at the Publishing Office, 199 Yor alo ot 258 Lod 17 0g tan Abang: We R.. cahvla, oc heatout gurcot: Phila gin of $1, aoe will be tran tea rat aay patrol tho United Bate “AW hectare eed, pont paid, o De, &. Mb, Meurivone, Box | Jat, Dew Dork uit. Oiica Li Lats oy oorvo ornante. | Levin wing of that faction, seems to be the chief obstacle to the appointment of the Smith aforesaid, avree we are inclined to think he will still get the place. 4 i , The appointment of Thos. Fitman to the distriet penitentiary, is said to have been the work of Gov. ohnston, of Pennsylvania. Fitman, (a good Irish: man,) did some service among his countrymen i EL county, in behalf of the whig cause, ~ and the Governor stood up to him; and iea Mr. | Ewing presented his man, Old Zack presented Fitman, and, as usual, Old Zack won the day. It is now pretty [opatats conceded, that Gen. oe de was friendly to the Walker amendment. Why not? It not only avoided the diffieulty om the negro question, but it definitively settled the Texus boundary dispute, by giving all of New Mexico to Texas, east of the Rio Grande, includ- ing Santa Fe, and nine tenths of the territory. But it this concession is implied in the resolutions of annexation, why not fulfil it? It is just as clearly admitted that Gen. Taylor would have been | eatiefied with Webster’s amendment, which trans- | ferred the slavery and the boundary disputes to the | next session of Congress; so that, after all, the Pre- sident stands entirely uncommitted on both ques- tions. He has managed this subject with singular adroitness. i ; . Mr. Clayton, independently of other considera- tions, it is said, is getting tired of the labors of hie | office, and if he desires to go to England for « | change, Mr. Meredith will take his place, and Mr. Evans will be promoted to the treasury, the only | man, perhaps, in the Union, capable of competing at all with the admirable system of R. J, Walker, as he practically carried it out. There is certainly no better financier in the whig ranks than George | Evans. Meantime he accepts his appointment om | the Mexican board, and will make clean work | that business. mn | . Among the members of the last Congress still | in town, are Mesers. Benton, Foote, Westcott, and Mangum, of the Senate; and Messrs. Trumia Smith, Eowden, of Alabama, Haskell, of ‘Tennee- ; see, Brown, of Mississippi, and Bowlin, of Mo., of the House. gs The cabinet officers, it is reported, haye been doing something to-day for cabinet confirmation omorrow. All officers requiring a confirmation f the Senate are acted upon by the cabinet, be- auee Old Zack stands directly responsible for hem, with the others, appertaining to the respect- ive departments The appointment of the secre aries are submitted more as a matter of form thaa 8 subjects for further action; and even in the arger appointmente, the question lies only botween he reepectiv. secretaries to which they belong, nd the President. But if the secretary nominates. o the cabinet John A. Collier, for Collector of New York, and the President proposesJohn Young, you may rely upon it that Young will be — The Pennsylvania University—Silver Pitcher for the Late President of the Canal Board—The Niat Prius Court— Markets, §c. The Pennsylvania University commeneement was held this morning, at the Musical Fund Hall, in the presence of a large concourse of our beauty and fathion. ‘The degree of M. D. was conferred upon 190 students, by the Rev. John Ludlow, D. D. This is the largest claas that ever graduated im ity at any one institution; but as eight of Gur (ty set ta the et praciuated at the aamaeuae cenenencement of last year, the actual class only numbers 152, which is six less than was recently raduated by the Jefferson Medical College. The following is the whole number of students thas have received medical diplomas during the present epring, from the four colloges new located University ; Jefferson, 188; Pennsylvania, 36; Philadelphia, 21; whole number, 435. Merers, Bailey & Co. have just finished a mag- nificent silver pitcher, intended as a present to tha Hon. James Burns, the late presidi «fficer of eur C Board, from the personal friends and edmirers of that gentleman. The cost of tho pitcher is about dollars, and is a beautifub tpecimen of Philadelphia workmanship. _ The Nisi Prive Court was in session thia morn- ing, and David Paul Brown, Exq., resumed and clotsd his argun %t for the plaintiff, after whiok the Court adjoun Judge Burnside will, on Monday morung, « liver his opinion on the tweas ty-bine pouume tor tae S