The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1849, Page 3

SS, ‘ess active than in 2845 end '46, and compares more favorably with 1847, than with either of the two pre- vious years. The bulk of those shipments was to Great Britain, and the returns of the Board of Trade in Eng- dand, chow a reduced importation of timber from the colonies. The conclusion we arrive at in analysing these official statements is, that both the direct import and export trade of Canada is by no means in a prospe- rous condition, The provincial government anl tho imperial government are making great efforts to im- ‘prove and increase the trade and commerce of the “Canadas; the first by modifying the tariff, and the secoud by modifications in the navigation laws. 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REWARDS. $100 BEWARP WILL Be GIVEN FoR THE FIND- ing of the body of Captain P. Vandewater, who Shs leet overboard from, his sloop on Saturday afternoon, April 4, off Grand street Ferry, E.R. He was dressed in roy mtaloons and grey contes. {s about six feet in height. Any information will be thankfully received, and the above re~ Ward will be paid on the finding of his body, by applying te RICHAKD LEWIS, 241 South, cor. Pike st., New Yorke OST—PASSING FROM BROOKLYN TO NEW YORK, & package containing Books and Papers, of no use bat to the subseriber. Five dollars reward will be paid on returning thesameto CHARLES ENGLER 13 South William st. OST—ON THURSDAY NIGHT, IN TENTH STREE ator near the corn Broadway, « lady's Fur Vieto rine, martin skin, lined with plaid silk.’ The finder will ri ceive the thanks of the owner, and compensation, if requir on leaving it at No. 62 Walker street. OST—ON THURSDAY EV street, or lows Pocketbook, at which are of no use toa turns them to the above A BOOK ON THE OST, ON SDAY, APRIL 19t Saving's Bank, Chambers str 18,514. Asitis of no use to Any one but the owner, the finder is requested to Joave it at the Bank, r. one but, the owner. dress will he rowardod SPECIAL NOTICES. P WILLIAM A JENCKS WILL PLEASE CALL AT NO. 700 Greenwich street, he will hear of something concerning 8 package, greatly to his tage. FPREE READING ROOMS AND LIBRARY OPEN ON Sundays.—A public meeting of friends to the above ob- jects, will be held at 3P. M., in Bagle Hall, Delancy street, near the Bowery, on Sunday, the 22 inst. Several speakers, male and fem: will address the mecting. The public are invited to attend. Seats free. G. VALE, Secretary to the Independent Order of Liberals, OTICE TO CREDITORS.—BY VIRTY E OF AN ORDER of the Surrogate of Suffolk noreety notice is hereby gi- von, according to law, to all persons having claim: inst, either James Osborn, John Osborn, or Monroe Osborn, of the town of Brookhaven, in the county of Suffolk, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers: thereof, to the subseriber, administrator of the goods, chat- tels and credits of the said deceased, respectively, at his resi- dence, 604 Broadway, in the vity of’ New York, om or before the 19th day of June next. WILLIAM KEVAN, Administrator. Dated tho 19th day of December, 1548. WANTS. aA ANTED—AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TEAS, AT Wholesale, throughout the country, for which & per centage will be paid. Apply at 28 Broadway. ED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG M. erman), a situation as Gardener, who perfe derstands his business, and the taking caro of flowers, his possession a quantity of flower and vegetable seeds, dress C. Toffler, Shakspeare Hotel, for a few days. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, OF UNDOUBTED RE- spectability: whose present engngement will soon ex— pire, a situation as Bookkeeper in a first class hotel, in this or & neighhoringcity. A fashionable summer house would be ac- cepted. Any communication addressed, within one week, to Hotel, Post Office, New York, shall be treated confidentially, and receive prompt attention. W ANTE GA CARRIER, TO SERVE THE FLPTEENTIL Ward, The situation will be given to a man who brings unexceptionable references as to character, and a thorough knowledge of eyery street in the ward. Apply, by letter, to C., wt the Herald cifice, mentioning place of residence, WANTED, A SUPERINTENDANT.—A MAN WILO HAS had the requisite experience in the business of manu- facturing, and who possesses skill in making and repairia machinery, as well us in the management of hands engage ina factory, may obtain a situation by addressing a note to J. C,, Box No. 1119, Post Office, New York, within ten days, stating what oxperienco he has had, and giving satisfactor, references, or stating where a personal interview may be had, MUSIC!—THE PIANO WILL BR TAUGHT BY A young Lady, who has a thorongh knowledge of Musio, and who ean Has th umost uinexceptionable r ferenses, Terms for beginners )equarter; those more advan ply to'S, Cx Moral cies ij ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN IN good Girl, lately landed from Ireland, to do the house~ work of a private family, or to take care of children aud sew- ing, Call at 74 Sixth avenue, in the book store. ED—A ATION, BY A RESPECTABLE otestant Is a good plain cook, wash ul in, Ad- ISTRIOUS ironer. Would do chamber work in # private family. "Host city references given, having lived three years in her last place. Enquire at 344 Sixth avenue, between 2st and 22d streets, in the rear. WANTED—A SITUATION AS WAITER, BY A SMART Capable young man, with the best of city reference, in private family. Has no objection to travel with a gentleman, or to go to the country with a family, Please call at 74 Sixth avenue, in the sto: WAurerc OUGH, AU! niture, Pianos, Fancy Goods, &e., at_auction—W, Greenough & Co, will sell, this day aturday, at 10 o'clock, at the Sales Rooms of Silver & Li Beekman street, a large assortment of splendid New Furniture, Pianos, Fancy Goods, &e. For particulars, see auction head o WALTER GREENOUGH & CO, TION AS COOK, BY A RESPECT- one who fully understands her business, Can be seen for two days, Please call ront basement, rear building. TIONEER.—NEW FUR- NTED—A SITU le woman OUND—IN PASSING UP BROADWAY, NEAR I10U! ton street, a gentleman's ring, bearing the initia! the owner can have the same by applying at No. street. SPORTING. A eet |TNION course, 1,—TROTTING.—PURSE $50. mile heats, best’ three in five, to harness, free for all ‘horses that never worn a purse over $50, to ceme off Monday April 23, to close Saturday evening, April 2L, at 934 o'clock, ‘at Greene and Maddan’e, No. 188 Chatham Square. Three to make match, two start, M. D. GRE. Proprietor PORTSMEN, TAKE NOTICE.—A PIGEON MATCII TO | come off on Monday, April 23d, at Hoboken, on the Crick- etGround—where there will be a Hof shot for that weighs zee pee. 1bs.; also, several Sweepstakes, and some interesting latches. MUSICAL. EW MUSIC STORE—J. 0. FAY & CO., HAVING PUR- chased the stock and plates of C, Holt, jr, have opened a ‘Musio Store at 134 Fulton street, (Sun Building,) where they ‘will be ready to supply orders, wholesale and retail. i and gentlemen will please call and examine the new musi RGANS.—TWO CHURCH ORGANS FOR SALE, OF 5 stops each; Gothic cases, with gilt pipes in front, imita- ‘tion oak; compass of keys, CC to F in alt, enclosed in a gene- I swat. For sale low for Can be seen at my resi- lence, 271 Bowery. WM. H. DAVIS. PUBLICATIONS. WMARAD KAKA AAI AAAN ‘TPLUE EXAMINER.—THE SE@OND NUMBER OF TIL valuable weekly paper, will be published this (Sa- ‘furday) morning, at No. 10 Nassau street. It will con- tain the Tory Letters, and among them, one written by the Roy. Charles I glis, Rector of Trinity Charo in 17 "a, following fashionable local novel “re continued in this num- Pau OskrSod, by Menry; and John Hoffman, by Paul; Phe Recollgetions cf an Old ‘Ship Carpenter, 2d evoning Review of New Books; Domestic News and Correspondence, and Poetry ; The Foreigu Intelligence received by the Steam ehip Europa; The Syracuse Revellers; Death of a Young and ‘ashignable Wife: Editorials on our Government; The Bat- ; Downfall of Charles Albert ; Aavis? to Married Ladies; “Onk ‘Second Bow; Parker's Bail at Tammany? Wigwam Sachems; and also, the Po Literary, Scientific, Local, Law, and Theatrical Examiners, in one newspaper! ani with= out any quack advertisements. ' The price is six eents, paya- ble to the agents, carriers, or newshoys, HREATS—MURDER! THEY FEEL THE STING! !— Read thig!—The following threat was received by the Editor of tho Scorpion, this (Friday) morning, April 20th, and the cowards say Idare not publish it. To show that no threats of this character will or ean drive me from tho stand Thaye taken with regard to gamblers and their supporters, refer them to this week's number of the Scorpion, just is- gued this morning. Iam on the right track, and no cowardly threats shall drive me from it util every gambler is driven from their holl-born practices. C. G, GRATIAM, 3 Faitor and publisher of Now York s orpion. i itog of the Seorpion—In your villanous sheets of ee alee re. sow have attacked some geutlomen, may felf among. the numoer, With insult and base falschood, en- deavoring through the mea. eda 8 them. T'shall merely infor Four next offence we intend you shall repent, not by a horsewhipj2e oF kicking, for exercise would be thrown away upon so worthless $ cur— Dut a more deeply dealt blow will awaken you, and turn yout words down the beastly throat which gives them to the Dlic. How free we are, if'a vulgar blackguard editor, with is liberty of press, is allowed to print and circulate black Kies, assailing the private character and standing of gentle- gen, as far above him at aman of honor is above a thief. Your Editor's life is destined to be short, and be very careful, ‘or your death will be hard. You publish many of your let ters, but you will not dare publish this. 5 FOUR GENTLEME New York, April 17th, 1949. NB Ths tpintual can bo soon by calling at publication office, No, 38 Ann strect, & 8 RC HE JE. SEMINARY ARKE, Principals, will be removed on the Ist of Sth month Cay) from 71 East Broadway, to 10 Rutgor’s street, fecond door from East Broadway. A fine yard attached to the premises affords ample play groun oximity to the church renders the rooms, wh It is the d airy and pleasant. by taking'an active part in the duti selves, and by the assistance of com| ‘whom’aro well known to the New their institution all that can be desired b: suing tho course of studies that at p complete the female education. Th t i ‘mathematics in the higher ved as boarders, who 1 geal sors, all of 6 ‘render at are Te4 sytem pursued is in= ded to he very thorough, arithmetic being @ prime branch 1 the departments, preparatory to a complete course of . A few pupils will be re- « all the comforts of n home, while their moral intellectual interests will be daily consulted. ch language is taught strictly from ‘Ollendorf's improved method, by a native French lady, who will reside in the family for the benefit of the pupils in con- Yersation out of school hours, A stage is employed to convey upils residing in a distant part of the city; thoso from rooklyn and Williamsburg will find stages at their r ferries. No extra charge for Latin, French, stationary. Circulars may be had at the school rooms, or at Raynor's book store, No. 72 Bowery. MISCELLANEOUS. Aen SEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.—LAUNDRY STARCH Polish, to be used in common starch, which gives a polish en collars, bosoms: Be, perfectly astonishing. Merverer, te itate the process of ironing. For sale id greatly to faci e Hae COMPANY. at 176 Broadway, Howard Hotel. ©, LEMON, IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN WwW Havana Segars, of ve Uae Pr A f sours to his recent importations, which Bronew, and of reco excellence. An examintion will prove ad Wo conanmors.| Te old customers of this store part ited t . are particularly invited to OAV" 0, 1.EMON, 4 Wall streot. NUFACTURED HATS—SPRING FASHION. sealed ty Nhe ship New York, for sale at D. BEAU DIN’S French Hat Store, 299 Broadway, between Reade and Duane streets; also, lot of rich Hat Bands and Bindings. USSELI'S NEW VARIETIES OF RHODODENDRON Americaumo, Aralin Americana, and other beautiful new varieties, are now in bleom, at the Garden in Henry st., ‘corner of Amity, noar Atlantic, South Brooklyn. HEAP CARPETINGS. —R. LAWRENCE, 47 CANAL . street, invites the a’ jon of purchasers to his vory ndsome stock of re Oil Cleths, ots, Rugs, ‘indow Shades, &o raons about furni houses, Will de well to gall at Canal street. Nous TAKING FROM SMOKE HOUSE THIS Morning, s superior quality Hams, Shoulders, Boef, Jowls and Salmo Also, constant iy reeaiving and on hand, Moss, Thin Mess, Butts, Rumps and Prime Pork, Mackerel, 5 Codfish, Butter, Cheese and Lard, for sale i Fates, by CLARK, FISK & © 224 Wulton street. 0 PLUMBERS—CAST IRON HOPPERS, SINKS, BA- sins, &e., pannel 8, sts, from auetion, 730 ombroidored usual price 4s. Gd.) Va iawn Handkorehiety trom 26.5 Breakfaad Caps, from Is., 8 HIP BREAD AND © ‘The stock CKER BAKERY FOR SALE, 1 also, a lease for ® number of Bread Bakery, will be sold rare indice hove bu peseed in this oity, Ad ‘box 1, in this office, with real name, and atating ‘where an intorviow may bo had, which will be confdenti OLD AND SILVER BNGLISH LEVER WATCHES, Watch Movoments, of alt manutactures, for suio by Ab wholesale only, very low for cath. Close Woll to cull before purchasing elsowhors. KR. EB. ROBBINS, 3 John street, up stairs, TATEN ISLAND FRRRY.--LEAVE NEW YORK AT 9, 112, 4 and 6 o'clock. inove Vanderbilt's Landing at 1, 3, and 6 e'clook, | | | | iT UROPEAN LADY, WHO UNDERSTANDS and Drawing in their various branches, would mation ina school, or would teach classes of eg ladies, Also, a Lady would wish for a situation as Governess in m private family, She would Beach English, usic, Singing, the rudiments of French and Drawing. Ad- drens Miss Horton, P, ®., New York. . FROM EUROPE, POSSESSING A As well as assorting, wash turing of Cloths; under. bined with the mer- ment. Address P, Paintin Wish fora wt ng! ledge, wants suitable box 5, Herald office. RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion in a family, to do chamberwork, washing and iron- ing, or housework’in a small family. ‘Has tno objecti oto the the country. Best of cit eo can be gi ‘an be seen at No. 7 Pearl street, for two days. enntile kno M, AMUSEMENTS. é ESRI Born Mat, the THEATRE-SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL formance commence wi tragedy MACBETH—Macboth, Mr, J. Wallack, jr; Duncan, Mr. Staf- ford; Macduff, Mr. N, B. Clark: Malooiin, Mr. Dui Mr. Stevens; Lady Macbeth, Mrs, J. Wallack, jr.; ing Witch, Miss lary Taylor, After which, « grand ball divertisement, entitled LES JARDINIERES, in’ which nora G.Ciocca, Signor G. Neri, and Mr. Gx W. Smith, Mrs. Du To conclude with the comedic TAKIN HE DGE—Alexader Pop:, Mr Wiaans; Emily Gussett, Miss M. Taylor. Doors open 1q before 7—our- tain will rise at 74s. Boxes 25 conta; Pit, 124, conta. Cc HANFRAU’S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM street—Saturday evening. April2lst, the performances wilt commence with the fares of the SWISS" SWAINS— farce Swig, Mr. W. B, Chapinan; Rosetta, Miss Mestayor. After which, the drama of THERESE— Mr. Coancrau: ty HOSE IN GALIPORNIS Mone Me? Cantos; Syxery » d y lose, Mr. Chanfrau; Mr. Seymour; Mr. ‘Adolphus Pillishroud, Me. W. li. Chap? man; Mestayer. ‘To conclude with the farce of Mi YOUR LIFE'S IN 'DANGER—John Strong, Mr. Boot! Gountess Lansdorf, Mrs, Isherwood. Doors will open at 7; curtain will rise at 734. Boxes, 25 cents; Pit, 124 ECHANICS HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome streets.—For three nights only of the present weok—Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, April 16th, 17th, and 18th.—The original and well-known Christy's Minstrels respectfully announce to their patrous and the pub- Us, that, owing to the annual examination of the pupils of the Meclanie Society Schools, and for the purpose of renovating the Hall for the Summer season, they will discontinue their Concerts after Wodnosday evening, April 18th, until Monday, April 90th, when they will have the honor of ro-commencing their popu ir entertainments. An Afternoon Concert on Wednesday, April 18th, commencing at 3 o'clock, On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 190 will perform at MONTAGUE HALL, BROOK! ECHANICS' HALL IS CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY, April $0.—Christy’s Minstrels, respectfully announce to Patrons and the public, th amination of the Pupils of the and for the pur ' BeASO il MONDAY honor of continue their Popular G, April 3% when they will have the neing" their inimitable entertainments, irely new featu: RS. FRANCES KEMBLE BU Saturding P Stuyvesant Insuitute, ets $1—to had of Mr. Polmann, Janitor of the Institute, at rving House, the Union Hotel, at Mr. ‘en's bookstores. certs until BR WILL READ, war,” at the open at’, Tick~ OSEF GUNG'L'S LAST AND ONLY CONCERT, PRIOR. to his return to Enrope, will take place on Thursda Evening, April 26th, at the Broadway Tabernacle, on whic occasion he will be assisted by the following artists:—Misa Northall, Mr. Scharfenberg and Mr. H Tickets, SOc. each. Particulars in future adve T THE CONCERT HALL, IN TH seum, Broadway,— i turned froma highly stece announce, that th havin ful tour in the South, respec will give two Grand Concerts as above, on Tuesday next, theand Wednesday, 25th, when they will perform on their splendid Silver Sax Horns’an admired fantasiaon airs sing by Jenny Lind, The solo, “All is lost and the celebrated solo on the trumpet The Soldier ‘Tired, and (for the first time in New York) thoir famous “ Hunting Duet,” on two French Horns, Miss O sing “The Last, Rose of Summer” and with the Brothers a “¢ i Songs, Duets, , &e. Ke. Pianist, H# cents each, Doors opon at7} Concert ‘Tiekets may be had at all the principal Music Corbyn & Martini, Musicaland Dramat new o), es, and of ealand gents, 4 Barclay at, ENERAL TAYLOR WHIPPED THE MEXICANS, And Col. Fremont took the livin, Nondeseript of New Mexico tA soner, It is bound for the Royal Gardens, London; but as the vessel is not ready, the public will have the privi- lege of seeing it for three days more, at 240 Broadway. This anagogetical animal is the most extraordinary of any living thing. It bears.a resemblance to several quadrupeds, and ity thick curly wool is fine as any silk, Don't fail tosvo it. Ad- mittance, 25 cents, FOR SALE. OR SALE, AT MORRISANIA, WESTCIIESTER, ( New York, in lots averaging ‘about one acre ead es of land, distant half a mile from the Harlem Railroad depot, atthe new village of Morritania, 11 miles from the Harlem and lower Morisania Railroad depot’ and bridge, and about one mile from Long Island Sound, of which a portion f the land commands a view. There are schools and churches in the neighborhood, the water, is good, aud the lo- cation is healthy, ‘The title is indisputable; warrantee deeds will be given, and the rig’ free of toll, will be conveyed of crossing Harlem River Britige h the land. For maps and terms » inquire ‘of Gouverneur Morris, Morrisania, Wostchester county, or of Walter Rutherford and Thomas Dibble, Attorneys and Counsellors, 76 Nassau stroct, N OR SALE—A SPLENDID PAIR OF BAY HORSES, SIX HE years old da half hands high, sound and’ kin in every parti n trot @ mile inside of three and half minutes. Also, a very stylish young Maro, sound and kind, and warranted to trot her mile Inside of three minutes, in harness, Can be seen by calling on J. M. SHERWOOD, ONEY WANTED ON MORTGAGE.—1,000 OR 1,500 dollars, on security of property on Long Island, worth 8,000 dollars ‘at an agricultural value, Address Bex 2,429, Post Office, New York. OR SALE--A BLACK HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD, fine driver, about 2 Broadway. Fe aalsietad aadeeiad teas oven hands high. May be seen at 43 tu Ree nnn, ROADWAY THEATRE—E. A. MARSHALL, PRO- orictor-Lonett of Mr. Hackelt Saturday evening, April 21at, will be med the comedy nf the MERRY WIVES Ov WINDSOR—Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Hackett; Mastor Ford, Mr. Dyott; Mrs. Ford, Miss Wall the comic sketch, of MONSIEUR MAL, let, Mr. ‘kett; Marie, Mrs. Averill. To conclude with th comedy YANKEE IN ENGLAND—Solomon Swap, Mr. + Torre: Mr. Vache; Fanny, Mrs. Abbott; Mr: na at 7; to commence at ‘and Parquetto, 75 cents; Family Circle, 25 Gallery, 125 cents URTON’S THEATRE, OHAMBERS STREET. The. = ATUR- day evening, April 2ist, will be fort laugha~ ble piece, entitled FORTY WINKS—Mr. Muns, Mr. Kurcoa; Lt. Flighty, Mr. Warden; Batter, Mr. Hamilton; Mr: ter, rs. Vernon; Miss Fenella Flighty, Miss Hill. After which, SOCIALISM, or, Modern Philosophy Put in Practice— Mr. Fourier ‘Grisley, Mr. Brougham; Mr. Menny, Mr. Bur- ton; Barmaid, Miss Morgan; Mrs. Menny, Mrs. Dowlin, To conclude with TOM AND JERRY IN’ AMERICA—Co rinthian Thomas, Mr. Brougham; Mrs. Wellborn, Mss Coo Doors opem at 7, curtain risos at 7: Parquet,t50 conta; Family Cirel cent ITCHELL’S (OLYMPIC THEATRE—BENEFIT OF MR. Mitchell urday, April 21, the performances will commence with the farce of the PARSON'S NOSE—Mr, Bubb. Mr. Mitchell: Madeline, Miss “Clarke, After which, the drama of ESMERALD io, Mr. Arnol wasinodo, Mr. Nickinson; Esmeralda, Miss Gannon Followed by BOOTS AT THE SW! Mitchell; Frank Friskly, Mr, Walco! Miss Phillip, conclude with the SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN— Crummles, Mr. Mitchell; Ninetta Crummles, Miss Doors open at 7; curtain will rise at 7h. Dress centa: Uppor Boxes, 25 cents; Pit RNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BARNOM, Manager and Proprietor; J. Greenwood, jr. Assistant Ma- . Boxes, Dress Circle and ars Hari, Me. To nager.—Two days only Friday and Saturda jendid Per- formances. Inthe aftornoow at 3, and evening, at! before The Manager has envaged for these two days, the celebrated Quaker Giant and Giantess: they may be seen at all hours, day or evening, with the Mam who weighs pounds: and that dimunitive sp fumanity, Titania, the Fairy Queen. ‘The celebrated Murtinetti Family have been engaged, and will appear at each entertainment, with Monsiour Ellsler, in their wonderful Gymnastic Performances, laughable Pant Indierous Metasne engaged, Great Western, the Yankee Comedian; Mr. Chapman, Mr. Copland, Miss West, Miss Barton, Miss Melville, Miss Stanhope, Highland Mammoth “Brotliers. | Wax Seripture Statuary. Madame Rockwell, the fortune-teller, Adinission 25 cts.; children under 10 years, HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. exhibit artists of the above school will be open every day (St excepted), from 10 o'clock A. M. until 10 o'clock P. M., at the large room over tho hall of the Church of Divine Uniiy, in Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets. Admission, 25 cents, Season ti ets, UD til 15th June inclusive, 4) cents, Catalogues, 124s cents, ARGEST PAINTING IN THE 4 way—Hutehings’ Grand Classical Panorama of the Me~ diterrancan, covering over four miles of canvass, This great work has been exhibited in Boston and Albany for the nine months, and acknowledged by the publie and py be by far the most truthful, com ensive, and diversified painting ever brought out in’ those cities, Open every even- ing at 7, commencing at 8. Also, on Wednesday and Satur- day, at 3PM. Tickets 25 conts—no half price. Liberal ar- rangements made with schools and parties. AST WEEK BUY ONE,--MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE real and incomparable French Magician, will eontinue his extraordinary Soirous every evening this) week, at the Minerva Rooms, No. 406 Broadway, where he will give a grand eal and Exyptian entertainment. Admission, 80 oon children, 25 conte, Doors open at7 o'clock; performance commence at 8. ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN Summer resort oan now be engagod for evening amuse- monts during tho ensuing season. For further particulars, and terms, apply at the office on tho premises, or by letter (post paid} directed to the Proprietors. CH & HEISER. CLOTHING. AND FURNITURE, ADIES superfluous effects to dispose of, ean obtain a fair price for them by sending for the subseriber, through the Post Office, who will attend ab their residences Ladies attended to by Mrs, Levenstyn J. LEVENSTYN, Broadway, up stairs, MEDICAL. R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH STREET, devotes his exclusive attention to diseases of the Eye, and has for sale-a most beautiful selection of Artificial Eyes Just received from Paris. Office hours from 8 A. M. to o'clock P.M. A pamphlet oontaining many remarkable cures effected by Dr. Wheeler, can be had gratuitously at hi R, POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, DEVOTES HI8 attention, as usual, to diseases of the Eye and Ear, at 261 Broadway, entrance 134 Warren street, where can be had his “Treatise om the Eye,“ price 60 cents; also a pamphlet, free of ch which describes his new method of strongthen- ing wonk eyos. Just imported, a large supply of Artificial Eyes, FECES !—LE, ES !—20,000 SWEDISH LEECH 4 also, 10,00) German Lecohies—just arrived per steamship 7 John at. NFORMATION WANTED, OF JOHANNA FOLEY generally known by the naime of Widow Foley, wife of the late Owen Foley, who formerly lived in the t-wuland of Cregg, parish of Enistimon, County Clare, Ireland, and who sailed m the port of Galway, September 23d, 1848, in the ship Alice, of Haltimore, and Innded, in. Baltimore gubsoquently, Any information of her or her family will be thankfully re= ecived by her n Susan Foley, of Enistimon (by letter or otherwise), who resides at present at 474 Pearl street, New York, [Boston and Baltimore papers please copy] AUCTIONS. J. WEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER. past 9, A.M, at N. street, Brooklyn, a le Furniture MONDAY, AVRIL 71 Stato, near Henry 1 e and general assortment of handsome _Latalognes at the Sales Room, . B, ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER.—ROSE STREET rty—Positive Sale.—G. B, Rollins & Co., will sell, on Tuesday, April 2f, at the Merchants’ Ex- thangs, the large and very subsiantial two story and attic brick House, Nw. 33 Rose street. The house is well arranged for a large family, and having very solid walls, is well adapt ed for store purposes. The lot is 27 feet 6 inches front, 29 feet 9 inches rear, by 8 and 110 feet deep. The building covers the whole width, and nearly the whole depth of lot. Terms liberal, Sale absolute, offering great inducements fora spitalist. Homer MORGAN, AUCTIONEER—HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture, &c., &e. ‘Saturday, April 21, at ten o'clock, at No. 82 Chelsea Cottage, between 9th and 10th avenues, will be sold at auction, a good assortment of Household Furniture, comprising every’ article requisite for housekeeping. Tho Furniture is in prime order. M. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER.—SECOND SPRING ‘« Sule of Refined Sugars.—L. M, Hoffman & Co. will sell on Wednesday, May 2d, at 1] o'clock, at the Commercial Sale Room, the stock of standard refined Sugars, manufactured by Mosers. Woolsey & Co., consisting of Loaf, Crushed and Vowdered Refined, in the usual packages. Terms of credit and conditions at the tame of sale. ALTER GREENOUGH, AUCTIONEER—SPLENDID yacht Pearsall, at auction —W. Greenough & Co, will sell, this day, at 12 o'clock, at foot of Spring street, N.R., the splendid and fast sailing Sloop-rigged yacht Pearsall, a3 she now lies at foot of Spring street. For particulars, seo auction head, WALTER GREENOUGH & CO, UCTION NOTICE.—JOSEPH MURPHY, AUCTION- cer—R. Hl, Timpson, salesman—Store 15 Spruce street. Sales of merchandize, &o., solicited at the store, and out door sales of Houschold Furniture of families giving up house- Keeping, &¢., attended to with promptness and despatoh, and prompt returns mi THIS DAY, at 100 Furniture, Sofas, Mahogany , 5 Tas jock, at the Auction Room—IHousehold French Bedsteads, Card Tables, Crimson Velvet Divans, 5 large Mirrors, French Chairs, Brus- gels and Ingrain Carpets, Feather Beds and Elegant Hair ffarge lot of Kitchen Furniture, Crockery and large Signs; Glass Casox: lot Harilware, At 103g o'clock—Assignee’s Sale—One splendid Rosewood Piano. TUESDAY: at 10 o'clock, at $0014 Fourth street—Household rniture, consisting of a general assortment of Parlor and hen Furniture. EDNESDAY, “« Sale, consisting of a UCTION NOTIC IVE, ELEGANT, AND valuable sale of choice Furniture, of all descriptions, at 104, o'clock, this day, at No. 11 Spruce street; and on Monday, same place, the Theatrical Wardrobe, Jewels, splendid Books, the choicest Music, &c., the property of Mr. Knight, who is re- turning to Euro; THOS. BELL, Auctionoer, a Boot and Shoe st VILION, N t will be opened on the Ist of Ma; Jate families who are about to leav present abodes. ‘To gentlomen engaged in business in Ni rk, and who are desirous of spending as much of theit time with their families ns possible, it is the most desirable summer rosidence, for they will not ocoupy more time in going from their offices to New Brighton, than in going by omnibus from Wall street to Union square. The proprictor has effected great improvements on the premises, since last season. There is no summer estab- lishment in the whole country in which the apartments spacious and lofty, or so well ventillated. table will be second to none in the Union, and the, stock of wines is of » su- perior and recherche description, The undet be ar= seen saly, fT at the City Hotel, to make arranj ties wish! ig to engage apartments. NG.--A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS ON yeep floor of 129 Chambers stroet. The house is first Class; has bath room, &o, Unexceptionablo references given and required. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN, HIS LADY AND daughter, are desirous of obtaining Board for the sum- er in a handsome modern houso inthe ay part of the city, in 1th streat and upwards, and west of Sv avenue, Any erson haying rm i room than thoy conveniently can oce y, would find this » nt way of dispos of it, and tirate family would be preferred. Address C. A. F. d., office Courier & Enquirer. OARD WANTED, AFTER THE FIRST OF MAY, FOR ‘@ young lady, ina private family, where thore are no ther boarders, The Indy would furnish her own room. The ‘est of reference givon and required. Address “'M.,” Herald office. TO LET. Se AA T° LET—A THREE-STORY HOUSE, [N HAMMOND street, with Hot and Cold Baths—t 7 and one with Cold Bath only, $475; also, one in Bank streot, with Hot and Cold Baths, $40. Apply to ALEX, M. GREIG, 1 Hanover street. OR SALE—A SELF-GENERATING SODA WATER apparatus, complete, with cooler and draught tube, well adapted for bottling, being very strong, and made from the hest copper, very cempact, and oocupying a very small space. ons going to California or to any of the Seuthern States, will find this the best known method of making soda water, and a saving of nino-tenths of time and labor. For further particulars apply to R, J. DAVIS, Druggist, corner of Clinton and Fulton stregts, Brooklyn. Also, a Hottling machine, 'O MILLINERS.—FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIX- tures of an old established and profitable Millinery establishment, Situation desirable, being located in the most frequented part of Fulton street, Brooklyn, For particulars, inquire at 191 Fulton street, Brooklyn. CALIFORNIA, F R SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—THE BRITISH eam UNICORN, 650 tons burthon, will bostivety sail from Jersey City, on Monday, the 23rd’ of April, at o'clock. Price oy Passacr. Inoabin, In fore onbia, In steorage, For Tio Janeiro... $200 $150 — Valparaiso + 300 2 160 _An experienced Surgoon wil aceon ay this See For SARE, A] to a |) SE oy Broadway. "The Uaigora has double engines; had ‘now’ boilers in Glas yw last April; is now undergoing a thorough refit; and her SSPin'snd stocrage will ‘be very comfortalle and wall y tilatéd. AN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES.—19TH MAY.—THE new and splendid steamship CRES@ENT CITY, 1,500 tons burthon, Cha’s Stoddard, Master, will leave for Chagres di- rect, from her dock, at Pier 4, N.R., on Saturday, 10th of May, at 4 o'clock. ‘Passongers by this steamer will reach Pa~ nama in time for the U. 8. Pacific Mail Steamer of June.— Passage in the After Saloon, $1590; do. do. Forward Saloon, 115; do, do. Lower Cabin, $100; do. do, Stecrage, $80.— Freight on specie, 1 per cont.” Merchandise, 70 cents per foot. Hight cubic feet of baggage allowed to cach cabin passenger | six cubic fect each stecrage passenger. No passage secured un= less paid for, Any person remitting one-half the amount of Passage-money cin secure berth for one week. For freight oF passage, apply to J. HOWARD & SON, 73 South street. IRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.—THE ast sailing and beautiful packet built bark ALICE TARL- TON, will sail in a fow days, This vossel is now twent: month old only, and fitted out in a most ample manner. physician and surgeon is attached to the vessel, and a limited number of passengers only are taken, A fow more will be re- ceived if application is made in season. Apply on board at Pier 10, East River, or to ISAAC T, SMITH, 101 Wall stroct. IRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO—THE SPLEN- did A 1, coppered and copper fastened Liverpool packet ship SUSAN G. OWENS, Copt. J. 0. Barclay, 790 tons bur- then, and but five months old, has now cleared from the Cus~ tom House; but by particular request of the passengers will not sail until Mo ing, 24d of April. Some of the most desirable state 1 rths are yot vacant, which may Ve secured during this day, and om Sty o'clock. Apply to BUFFUM & HANDY, 112 Broadw: ARK CLYDE, FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—P. 5 aro particularly requested to have all their baggage on Roard this day (Saturday), as the vessel will sail from Pier ver, innday morning until No. 6 North River, on Monday noon, 23d inst. A few state- rooms and single berths remain vacant. Apply to, H. HOLDREGE, Jr., 93 Wall st. JOR CALIFORNIA, VIA CORPUS CHRISTI, EL PASO ‘and the Gila.—The Knickerbocker Gold Company is now in progress of formation. will sail between the Ist and 13th May. Cost, through to the mines, outfit, &e,, included, $175. For particulars, apply to J. S. WOO DIOUSE, President, 419 Water street. Gee 4 VIA VERA CRUZ, THE CITY OF Mexico, and Mazatian.—This company having made ar- rangoments to sail on the 25th inst., in the fast sailing packet EUGENIA, which conveyed Capt. ifutton company of 13) in fourteen a to Vern Cruz, we desire to inform those bound for Californin, that w ‘few vacuncios in, the company remain, Further information givon by Capt. BATTERSBY, from 1 to 4 P. M., at 100 Front street, up stairs, baok office, members are requested to pay their passage or time may begiven for nocessary prepa Enquirer for advertisement of ship. Hermann, for sale by LEU, Importer of Leeeh MoM": --IT 1S OFTEN ASSERTED by . Townsend's Sarsaparilla is only molasses and water, which isa most ridiculous false= hood. The fact is, we use more sarsaparilla in one month all the other mannfacturers of sarsaparilla in the United doin a year, a use none but the best Honduras this we grind and press by # powerful stern ina manner peculiar to ourselves, Wo sent more than nine-tenths of all the sar © have prrchased, Stat sarsaparilla, engine, and extr have on hand at p) saparilla root in the United States, within the Inst ten days, of Penfold & Co., Fletcher st. ‘isher & Co., New st. ‘Thomas M, Commilgs, GF Poyd & Paul, Liberty st Olcott & Me! Haydock, Maybee & In Toston. In Philade! housand si pounds, almost the entire stock in the United Stat eral cargoes to arriy tus but a few mouths, We have and this large quantity will not Yet, in. the face of these facts, nd quacks ery out it is nothing but molasses and water, Next week we shall give other in~ teresting facts ing the manufacture of Dr. 8, P. Town- send’s Sarsaparill Principal office 126 F EDICAL CARD— n Dispensi dover s Dr, Hendrick~ wid in pints, $1, Magnetic Golden Pills, 0 Pills for will warrant a cure for life; purely nedicine in the world that is. To the nsulted on all diseases arising from, with those affections, unfortunately ours from 9 to 12, A.M. Gentlemen d evening. I have made sexual dis- and challenge the world to produce a syste nal to mine. Remember the number, 66 Ann DR. DENDRICKSON, M. D. CARD—RESPECTFULLY ADDRESSED TO THOSE cd with Neuralgia, in any form:—I feel #0 tho ghly convinced of the won effect of the extract of 9 doubt the veracity it, and ever suffered gain. TALLOT WATTS, 102 Nassau stevet, we obtained, bottles for $ 144 cents. The abov vegetable, and tl Ladies— ro Indian hemp, that I should be inclin of any person who would assert he ti uy from Neuralgi where only it ¢ OMPOUND TEA-BERRY TOOTH PASTE.—FOR SALE at No, 367 Broadway, New York, (in rear of the aetz) and No. 109 State street, Trenton, N. J.—FOSTER & AU- TEN’S Compound Tca-Berry Tooth Paste, w will be found to be a very superior compound in. p and beautifying the teeth, purifying the breath, restoring and keeping the gums in a ‘healthy condition, Hundreds are illing to testify to the truth of all we say of it. It haw found y into some of the best families i United States, and we now publish it for the first time, for tho benefit of the public generally. R, RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI- 1 ” Kon, 8 Greenwich streot—Office hours 9 te12.A-M. 6 tod b. M. (Sunday oxceptad). Those who apply in the early stages will be surprised at the rapidity and little inconvenience attending their cure. It is chiefly, howove those who have suffered from a certain olass of people, w can properly apprecinte his services. In stricture, from ite first, or incipient, to its more advanced and distressi (from uncommon advantages and a very extensive pr ¢.cam afford a rapid, easy and radical cure, whio ground for stating, oan be obtaimed from no other America. nm & fair trial, TRICTURE—ITS NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CONSE- quences, mode of detecting, the remodies, with recipes, and only portuanent cure. No one possessing this work neod long bo troubled with Stricture. Sixth edition: p. 342. Price $1. May be had of the author, & Greenwich street, or by post, mailed freo, R, COOPER, 14 BUANE SREETT, HAS, FOR THE last fourteon years, confined his practice to the treat- ment of Mercurial wid other Diseases of a dolicate natui He can cure the most aggravated cases of this disease; and mild cases removed in two to five days. A perfoet oure, or ne ArKO. OR CALIFORNIA tonioand El Pas: son Association, or; sureand favorite ronte, complete trim at 0 Br particulars will be give TEXAS, VIA SAN AN- Mombers of the Fourth h, Jr, for this f thei HROUGH “no VERLAND TO CALIFORNIA, FOR 75 DO{, vig Pittsburgh and Gent's Fort,—Tho Sterra N Protection Company will admit a fow more me epared to leave New York, for the above pl Tay of May, and wish to avail themselves of the and economical arrangements of this company. tures areto bo made thro ® committee, appointe majority of the company. ry member his own t To secure membership, immediate application mi at Lovejoy’s Telegraph Hotel, 143 Mercer a place the ident or Secretary will be in Atiéii to 12, A. M., and from 7 to 10, P.M. Levejoy Hotel, 143 Mercer, 3 doors below Houston street. rotection All expendi- bya ALIFORNIA DAGUERREOTYPES.—PERSO: about to visit California, and desirous to leave thoir lik nosses with their friends, would do well to call at Brady's, Nos. 205 and 207 Broad where, by reason of recent fee rovements and additions to his establishment, trae and may be obtained shortest notioe. 0 LET—A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE IN THE NINTIL Ward, with garden in front; all kinds of pl together owner is about leaving the city shortly; and all ap mado within five days will receive prompt attent dress, T. M. S., wt thia offic. 0 LET OR FOR SALE—A FIRST RATE TWO STORY and attic house, with bath—hot and cold—fine garden and grape vines, No, 228 2ist street, between Sth and 9! ayonnes, newly painted and in fine condition, To be seen only from I 2 to 5, uire of to 12, and from 3 og TRY HASKETT, 15 Contro street. 0 LET—AT FAST BROOKLYN, ON STAGE ROUTE, rent $100, the lower part of m genteol house (five rooms ani two basembnts, with folding doors) on Park avenue, noat Bedford avenne, Inquire next doer, or at the corner o e Avenue and Gold street, Brooklyn, of E. K, VAN BEMER, 0 LET—THE FOUR SMALL GENTEEL DWRLLINGS in Broadway, betwoon 20th and 3th Lega te noarly ,,with marble mantels, water closets, Croton ‘Tho Broadway stages pass the doors, and the ord seed to pave tho street, which is alrendy Lighted wit Foy, Algo the taro stores, and dwellings adjoining the stores. ent, $773, and $900. Apply to HM. SCHIEFF . 17 East 14th streot, or 142 Front street, O LET—TW 0 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON THE FIRST floor, in Broadway, suitable for a Vhysician or Dentist. Address M. W., at the ifcrald office. Possession can be had immediately. 0 LET—IN A SMALB PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE {ere are, no boarders, ono oF two furnished or anfar- nished rooms, by tho first weok in May. The location is dosi- rable, within one mimute’s walk of Broadway. Addross 3. M., Herald Office, URNISHED ROOM TO LET, wirtt OR WITHOUT 4 WH partial hoard, guitab Toman, Is very well adapted for an of ‘and on the first floor. Would be let on very reasonable terms ton good tonant Please apply at No. 4 Astor placa, References oxchanged, ANAAAANASS AAAAAAARAAAAANA, RITISH | AND AMERICAN R. M. betweom New York and Liverpool, betw verpool, calling at Halifax to land and Capt: Wyrie, trom Wonton: ‘Wed 8th A pri . Ryri m Bo ‘ Pee Lot a Ne York, nee Nee raed pecie, beyond an amotnt for per tI tters and papors must pass through the . Pass: from New York or Boston te Liverpool: First Cabin, ‘sia; second do., $70. For it or oly ti Fle EERIE eatery. OR MARSEILLES —THE SUPERIOR BAR Q Eilon, Capt. Howitt. BOYD MHINCKENS OR HAVRE.—THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND Coy Ree fastened French bark Armantine, Capt, Eatabe. For frelgl it Or passage apply to BOYD & HINCKEN, F% HAVRE—THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOVIS, Capt. Gronior, will sail on or about the Ist proximo. Ap- ply to BOYD & Viner nn! IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.—VESSELS SUBJECT TO Visitation by the Health Officer. Every foreign port having passengors, and every vossel having hi daring her passage, any case of 8 contagious di ving at any time. All any port, in the ordinary passage from which eorth of Cape Henloy ving bet we y-hest day of May and the sixteenth day of Ootobor. And all vosuele from any place (including islands) in Asia, Afries, oF Meditorrancan, ot from any of the West India, Bahama, Ber. muda or Western Islands, or from any ono piace in Amerioa, eating the teat Uay-at AptA and the seat aytot ving between jay. ny November. ALEK. B. WHITING, Health Othoet. irnal of Commerce, Eveping lost and Sua, ploase copy. O CURE, NO CHARGR.—DR. MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD street, is confidentially consulted on all forms of privase disensos. Recent oases of gonorrhen he ouros in two te fone days. Constitutional debility and impotency successfully rented by Dr. M, No mercury used jn any case, or hindrance from business. Open from 7 A. M. to 9 existed for 0 HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL Companion, enses of by Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, Professor of Dis Sixth edition, 18mo., pp. 20. Price #L, ing, of payaieal and montal ring, of physical and montal anguish te m: wile, and peouniary difficult to the husbun might have been eparea, 3 fo7ed, competence; thotisands now broken 1m <2: ave enjoyed it; hundreds now in thoir graves been still alive, by. timely possession of this work. It_ is intended especially for the married, or those cont Plating marriage, as it disclosos important secrete which Thould be known to thom particularly. To those whose health does not permit of an increase of fami- ly, it is of ospecial importance, Here, alxo, every female—the wife, the mothor, the one either budding into womanhood, or the one in the decline of years in whom naturo contemplates an. important chango— can discover the causes, syinptoms, and tho most efficient re~ medies, and most certain mode of cure, in every complains to which her sox is subject. For salo at 222 Broadway, and at the Publishing Office, 129 Liberty street, N. Y.; Little & Co., Albany; Wo R. Davis, Boston; F. B. Peterson, 9 Chestnut strect, Philadelphias William Taylor & Co., Baltimore; M. Boullemet, Mobile; J. B. Rusconi, Now @rleans; J. B. Cubbedge, Savannah, ‘On the receipt of $1, 9 copy wi)l be transmitted by mail, free of. portanes to any part of the’ United States. Alfletters must be addressed, post paid, to Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, Box 1224, New York city. Office, 129 Liberty streot. R, JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE 18 THE MOST RFFRC- tual preparation sold for Gonorrhwa and other disorders of the sexual organs. Long experience has proved that it will radically cure any case, This desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days, and as it neither creates nausea, nor offends the palate, and renders unnecessary any deviation in diet, or interruption to usual pursuits, sound oan or healthy y digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as speedily as is cone sistent with the production of 9 thorough and permanent cure. It ingredients are entirely vegetablo, and no injurious eflect, either constitutio ally oF locally, ean bo cans wy ite nae. Price r bottle. ‘Sole Agent for this city, C. RING, 192 Broadway, corner John street, " ECK SLIP DISPENSARY.—MEDICAL AND SURGI- eal Notice.—Dr. Carpenter continues to administer to the athicted and unfortunate, at No. 4 Peck Slip. Patients whe ¢ suftered from the inexperience or ignorance of pretend. or from the more deadly and rninons effects of the various catch-penny nostrums of irresponsible and reckless yeuders with whieh this city abounds, are seriously eautioned to be- ware of aruined constitution and of complicated and irre. avediabh . nter, after a practice of over thirty years, is enabled to offer, as tho result of intonse appli- cation and exporience in ® certain class of disease, the most prompt, rational and effectual remedies for a onre, | Dr. Car- penter leave to add, that ho is regularly educated to the profession, is & licentiate of the Now York State Medical So- ciety, and holds uo communion with the quacks with which thie City is swarming. INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence, Wasuineton, April 17, 1849. The Administration—The Organs—The President’s Levee, §c. §e. Statements have in some manner gained curren- cy that the members of the cabinet are a :tagonis- tic to each other, and these assertions have, of course, been seized upon with avidity by the oppo- nents of the administration, who ring the changes upon them in commendable style. How such statements sprung into existence, it is impossible to say, for assuredly there has been no public mani- festations of any such internal commotions, and we are assured, on competent authority, that no- thing has transpired privately to mar the general good feeling which should exist among the advisers of the President. Every member of the cabinet has declared his aversion to “« proscription,” as understood and ected upon by their predecessors, and we cannot see that a single appointment has yet been made at variance with this position, The Intelligencer of this morning, in an article written in the usual pels style of its presiding ge- nius, but which, at the same time, contains a point or two, replies to the Union’s attack on the Post- master General, and shows, that of one hundred new Postimaster’s appointed—a small number, in- deed, in comparison with the sixteen thousand who compose the material of the machine—none of them were to offices of $1,000 compensation; more than half received less than $200, and a number less than $50 per annum. The insignificance of the ap- pointments is sufficiently apparent; but it tarns out that these minor appointments have always been matters of daily occurrence, although under former administrations they were net deemed of sufficient importance for publication; but—and here the Intelligencer gives its quondam “ organ,” the Na- tional’ Whig, a left hander—it adds, “ our con- temporary, doubless from a laudable determi- nation to before its readers all the infor- mation in, its power of the working of the machine of government, asked and obtained per mission to transcribe entire the daily contents of the appointinent book, and hence the vast array of names which, acting upon former usage, would never have been printe: Che truth is, that neither of the present organs bring much strength to the administration, for the one has no. brains to say anything, and the other, when it does speak, which is marvellously seldom, has such an excess of words and paucity of ideas, that it does not amount to anything, even suppasing that people read it. sut on the other side of the question, it is ru- mored that a new organ 1s to be established for the promautn of democratic principles, to be edited pnators Cameron and Westcott, and called ‘on federacy. 1 have a hand in it. For a week or two back, several fiery articles have ayp 1 in the Union, animadverting upon the course of the administration. Mr. Ritchie, in admitting them as editorial, believed they were Mr. Senator Foote is also to Avnniversaries.—The religions anniversaries of New York, embracing Ase twenty large benevo- lent societies, commence in New York on Mon- day, the 7th of May, tocontiaue through the week. The Boston anniversaries, of similar character, | commence Monday, the 28th of May, to continue most of the week. ——— CITY TRADE REPORT Furpay, April 20—1 P. M. pAmnns havo not opened. Coro pore ioe. Froun, be qthere {a good demand for flour, and the e c orange 624 - mon State, mixed West: Mraight pid pan hors Michigan; and $5 6244 a $6 75 for The for pure Genesee. ales add up, 2,500 bbls. nt quotati in Southern or New Orleans, Rye fone ens tome Rye fh moved to the extent of 300 bbls. at scan ta biog There is a good feeling in tho market for whuat and w sale of 6,000 bushels Genesee was made last evoning at $120. In Barley the market is steady, with sales of 2.500 bushels prime two-rowed, part at 624¢e., and ba- lance ut 633f¢., delivered. Nothing doing in. corn. Proviss In’ pork there is but little doing; smali sales at $10 50 a $8 50, Beef continuos quiet at $11 25 a $12 10 for country and city, Lard is heavy at 60.» 64,0. for good to prime. 100 bbls. common grease sold at 4340. Wuiskey.—The sales are 100 bbls. Ohio, at 2c. Prime iy held at 21 3¢0. Fripay, April 20—6 P. M. The market for flour—chiefly under the influence of » steady home demand and moderate receipts from vouthern ports—continued firm, and, in some eases, sales were made at 644 cents per barrel dearer. Wheat continued in good demand ; and further sales of Gene- sand western were mado at full prices. Corn con- tinued (firm, particularly yellow, which was in light supply, with a fair amount of sales. Ryo was some firmer, with fair sales on terms stated below. Meal was steady, while our was heavy, Pork was some easier; the market opened with a show of firmnoss in the fore- noov, but closed dull hange, Pickled meats were firm, with fair sales. Beof was steady. Lard sold at yesterday's quotations. Groceries were steady, with fair sales. Cotton sold to a fair extent, at an advance of about A¢e, per Ib, since the receipt of the Europa’a news, Asties were dull, and sales too to establish the market. Quotations were nominal, Bueavsreres.—Flour.—The sales to-day, in the ag~ 1 regate ached about 4,000 to 6,000 bbls., includii mon brands ‘Troy and Waterford at $4 O24 a $4 H8% ; common State and mixed western at $475 a $4 $14) ; straight Genesee and good Ohio at $4 874 ; fa- vorite State and Michigan brands, $4 75 a $5 0614 ; pure e800, $5 $575; fancy Genesee, $5 94 a $6 and extra do. at $6 25 $675, closing steady ; of 300 bbls. fine were made at $425 ; sales of 500 New Orleans were made at $4 6213 a $475, with some of the better or good brands at $4 8745 a'$4 94. Wheat.—Sules of 1,500 bushels of Genesee were made ut 120¢,, and 6,700 prime Ohio, part for Troy, at 100 a limited, since the news, 101},¢. for a portion, and the remainder on private mn: terms, Corn—The sales reached about 18,000 bushels, i xed and white southern at 5144 9 530.; Now ins heated at 47 a 47 1e., with round northern and Jersey y 3c. Meal.-Sales of about 1,000 bbls. were made of New Jersey, at $2 59 a $26 Rye Flour was dull; sales of 300 bbls. at $275. Rye.—Sales of 1,400 bushels we made at 58e, cash, delivered. Bar- ley was in fair demasd, with sales of 1.500 bushels two- rowed, at about 6234c. delivered ; and 1,000 do. do., at 6 delivered. Ours were firmer, with sales of New ny at c., and north 2 a Boe Boors ap Sitoes.—Parties in this branch of trade were said to be doing a fair and steady business; stocka being light, in conseqnence of the previous light sup- plies of lea Corton. —The sales to-day amount to 1,800 bales, at written by Senator Foote, and has been heard to praise them with evident gusto. It now turns out they were written by the es tor from Florida. The cream of the joke, however, is that betwixt Mr. Ritchte and Mr. Westcott, the entente cordiale Ormer prices, which is equal to an advance of 40. on the rates accepted before the arrival of the steamer, Fueicnis,—There was no change in rates to Liver- pool, There was less offering. A vessel was taken up for Cork and a market, toload with corn, at 8d. Heavy oes not exist to any considerable degree; indeed the venorable editor of the Union. has been heard to ¢eclare,* that he would see the ex-honorable d—d before a line of his should ever appear in the democratic organ. Senator Foote, it appears, copied in his own handwriting Westcott’ feverd: and thus disguised, they have been slipped into the Union, and highly praised by its good natured editor, ‘ An erroneous impre ion has got abroad that Mr. Iuwing has provided offices for several of his rela- tions. He has no relation in office but his son, who was, appointed by the President as his se tary, to sign land patents. ‘The chief clerk of the department is a son-in-law of Mr. Vinton’s, but no relation to Mr. Ewing. The President’s reception to-day was very well attended, and the old gentleman appeared to be in good spirits. Mrs. Bliss also received her friends. She has a remarkably fascinating manner, and irre- sistibly charms every one who approaches her. Miss Crittenden, who is on a visit to the President’s family, was present. > . Great preparations are making by Mr. Carusi for the May ball, which promises te be a very brilliant aflair. oO. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puwavevrura, April 20, 1849, The Anti-Flogging-in-the-Navy Mecting—Fuashion- able Elopement—That Bottle containing the Ottar of Roses. The meeting at the Museum last evening, turned out pretty much as was anticipated, only that the Mayor was not present, and of course did not pre- side. J. Fisher Leaming, [sq., occupied the chair. Mr. Haynes said but little, his tongue being tied on the subject of which he and the sailors of our Navy have most cause to complain. Judge Kelly took up the cudgel on the subject of flogging, and read some resolutions expressive of the sense of the meetingon that and the grog rati A resolution was then adopted for another meeting, when Mr. Haynes will have an opportunity of giving his ex- perience of the benefits which’ this relic of ba rous ages has had upon the character of the Ameri- can seaman. On Thursday the whole fashionable circles of Baltimore were thrown into an_ uproar by a whis- pered announcement that one of their most distin- guished belles, a Miss Stevens, with her cousin, a no less fashionable lady, had eloped from the State of Maryland and entered the state of matrimony. A despatch was transmitted from this city, and on the arrival of the Baltimore train, the young ladies stepped out, accompanied by their husbands, Mr. John E. Owens, the celebrated comedian, and Mr. Gallagher, a member of the theatrical company under his management. The knots had been tied so tight that nothing less than the Alexandrian pee ee can sever them, and the happy couples spent their evening very pleasantly at Hartwell’s, from whence they departed yesterday morning for New York. Mr. Owens is well, known to our citizens as the original personator of Jakey, in the ‘Glance in Philadelphia.” : ‘ A complimental benefit_is to be given shortly to Peter Richings, at the Walnut Street Theatre, when Mr. Owens will appear. The discovery of the bottle that contained the ottar of roses when stolen from the Patent Office, Washington, was taken yesterday frem the well | attached to the house occupied by Tom Hand. It ia to be sent to Washington to-morrow. Andrew J. Higgins, mate ofthe schooner Falcon of Steuben, Maine, was this morning committed to prison by Alderman Crowell, charged with the murder of Godfrey Davis, a sailor on board. A difficulty occurred on the night of the 15th of March, when on the voyage, wh with two other men. Davis received some blows on the head in a fight which occurred between the parties, and he died the following morning. The | Body was kept until the 18th, when it was buried at ea while_off Cape Lookout. Capt. J. 1. Parrot was in command of the vessel. ‘The prisoner is to have another hearing on Monday. Marxets axp Stock Sacrs.—Small sales of common and good brands of flour, for export and city use, con- tinue to be made at $450, but the market is without much activity. Rye flour sells at $2.8714 per bbl. Corn ‘ meal is scarce, bat continues at former quotations, ‘The demand for wheat is fair, and prices continue steady, at 100c. for prime red, and 105e. for white, Rye is quoted at 56 to Sze. per bushel. Yellow core, seis at Sde, for weight. Oats are dull < sao, but the prices remain firm * | estos tates, Whiskey exhibits more nrmness; sales of hhds. at 19}¢0., and 20 to 20}e, for | bbls, | First Board~20 shs, Mechanics’ Bai, 2734; 10 Sus- | wehonna Canal, 133; $400 Penna, 2. 80%; 2 mao. jank Penna. 308; 7 N, O. Gas, 119; 00 Penna, 5's, | 81; 50 Treastry Notes, 1081{; 1,400 Penna. 6's, 95: 100 dv., 445; 1,100 do., $14; 1,100 Penna. 6’s, 943,; 2,400 | do., 81ij; 50. shs. Morris Canal, 914; $1,000 Reading Bonds, $350 Penna, 6’s, 81; 2,000 do., 8114; 50 shs, Morris Canal, 9¢; $1,000 Reading 6's, °50, 52%; 38 shs, Girard Bank, 12%; $1,200 U, 11034; 50 sha, Morris Canal, 05; 25 Girard Bank, 1 20 U. 8. Bank, Biv; $4,000 Penna. 6's, 81 26 do., 125); $4,000 Penna, 6's, 81144; 18 shs, Mechani Bank, 2734. Second Board—5 shares Mine Hill R. R. 663,; 26 Vicksburg Railroad, 14; 8 N. American Bank, 12534; $2,000 Schuylkill Navigation 6's, 46; 2,000 State 5's, 8134; 600 do., 614; 500 U.S. War Bounty, 100%; 1.000 Tenn, Bonds, 5's, 78; 1 sh. Philadelphia Bank, 7984 98 «hs, Girard Bank, 12%) Heaton ov New Orreays.—The Board of Health (April 11,)feel authorized at the present time to announce to the public the rapid decline of cholera. ‘The repo,ts from the cemeteries on Monday, March 26, amounted to 421 deaths, of which from cholera there were 285. The week succeeding, the sum total of deaths was 378, including 238 of cholera. ‘The reports of the week ending April 7, give a total of 235 deaths, of which there were of cholera 116, and this favorable change is occurring while imigrants are crowding into the city by almost every arrival from foreign ports. The board can further state that the disease is considerably modi- je on the watch | goods were tho same, Fisit.—We have no sales to report to-day, the market continuing dull and heavy. Fnurt.—-The market for bunchraisins is moderately active, with sales of 1.200 boxes at $145 — $1 60, and 400 do, halyes at 70c.; quarters are dull at 40 a Hay.—The market is without change, and 500 bales gold atd5 a 480, Hines.—The recent arrivals have been_as follows:— From Buenos Ayres 28,000, and imported from Antwerp 4,000, market was heavy, with a drooping tenden- cy in prices, Lratuen was coming in more freely, and prices were a shade lower, with a fair demand to the trade, Further sales of 3,000 bbls, Thomaston at $L n, and $115 for lump. Motasses.—A deck load of Cardenas (180 hhds.) changed hands at 18c. Some lots do, at 20c., and 100 bbls, Texas at 24e,, 4 months, Ons.—The market is firmer for linseed, and the news is considered very favorable, ‘The quotations om the other side being £26 103, The sales to-day are 5,000 gallons American prossed at 59 a 60c., and 4.000 do. English at 58¢.; also, sales of 50 bbls, lard oil at 60e. Provistons.—The sales ct pork amounted to about 600 barrels, including mess at $10 3744 a $10 50, and prime at $8 50. Both prime and mess closed dull, at $10 25 — $10 60 for the latter, Smallgales of sour mess were made at $9 3734. Boef—Sules of 100 barrels were made consisting of country and city mess at $11 25a $13, and prime at $8 a $8 50. Pickled meats were active, and sales of 400 hhds. and tierces were mads, {neluding plain hams and shoulders, at 4c Se. for the former thawte sae for the ‘accer, and for extra hams ani dia, OMe. Te. for the former. and at 444c. 9 43¢c. for the latter; 200 tlerces plain shoulders sold a 3c. a8 they run, and 200 hhds. dry salted hams and shoulders, at de.,and 3igc.a3\%e. Lard. —Sales of 300 barrels (in ots) were made at 6c. a 63¢¢.,and 100 do. common grease ard, at 434 Ricr.—The quotations a 260 tierces at SvGans.—W. yado ut 434 a5 Aue. Sreps.—The sales comprise 15 tierces Timothy at $20 and 30 bbls. old Pennsylvania clover at 44¢¢., whiel s lower, Tonacco.—A parcel of 40 bales Havana changed hands on private terms. demand is active for this staple, though not steady. Sales of the day embrace & $3 1245. notice sales of 150 fhds. Cuba musco-, ¢., and 100 de, New Orleans at 4 = Woor.—The market has been dull this week, and small sales by the trade have been made at a decline. We not 125 bales Mexican at about 12ic., time; 8.0001¥8. washed Rio Grande at 11c., time; and 15,000 Ibs, washed Buenos Ayres, 11 to 12c., 6 months, Wuuskry was steady sales of 160 barrels Ohio at 21e. A214e.; 60 Jersey at 2le.; 50 hhds. drudge, at 2c. on time, and 50 State Prison, at 21 \o. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Y A $1,000 do, 10, 85; $1,000 do, t do, b00, $1,000 do, , hultimore and Ohio Railroad 403, hannah Railroad 194. Bostrom, April 19, 1849.—Exchange Board.—8 shares Bos- ton and Worcester Railroad 106; 1 Boston and Lowoll Rail- ermont Central Railread 5474; 37 do 50; 24 West- orn Railroad 103';; 11 Boston and Maing Railroad 103%; 5 Fitchburg Railroad 110%; 10 Old Colony Railroad, #10, & Harlem Railroad, b30, 60; 100do 50};; 50 State Bank 8 dividends Vermont Central Railroad $275, Second Boar I8th—23 ont Central Railroad Of 13-16; 16 Bostom, and Maine Railroad 103%; 11 Western Railroad 103%; 20 divi- dends Vermont Central Railr 6, Married, On Wednesday evening, the 18th instant, by Rev. John W. B. Wood, Josern G, Menurrr and Many Jane, daughter of John Pease, all of this city. On Thursday, 19th instant, by the Rey. Leonard M. Vincent, Wat. L. Simmons, to Miss Carnanine Saniven, Doth of this city. AtSt. John’s Church, Stamford, on the 16th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Todd, Wititam T. Mixon, Esq., to Miss Many Catsanine, daughter of John W. Leeds, Eaq., all of Stamford, Conn. Died, On Friday morning, 20th instant, in the 30th yoar of his age, W. A. P. Petuir. His friends and acquaintances, and those of the fa- mily, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, om day afternoon, at half-past 4 o'clock, from the house nis father, 107 Cross st On Thursday, 19th instant, Lovisa M. Tarson, eldest daughter of Dr. John and Catherine L. Trenor, aged years, ihe friends of the family, and of Dr. James Trenor, are particularly invited to attend her funeral, witho o | without further notice, from her father’s residence. corner of Fourth street and University Place, this af ternoon, at half-past 4 o'clock. On Friday morning, at 8 o'clock, of congestion of the lungs, Sanan E., youngest daughter of Robert and Le- titia A. Stewart, aged 16 months and 17 day: (ls of the family are respectfully invited to Ps eral this afternoon, at three o'clock, from 271 Greenwich street. At his residence, on Ward's Island, New York, for- merly of Greenwich, Connecticut, of apoplectic fit of the lungs, Mr. Otiver Pauaen, in the 70th year of his age. itis remains will be taken to Greenwich, Conn., fog interment, this (Saturday) morning, at 9 o'¢lock, Conygetiout papers paru. ~ copy. MARITIME INT SLLIGENCR. Port of New York, April 21, 1949, ou JOON RISES... + 6 it] Mow WATER... Sa ge Pevergbary, N wind Ships—Arcole, Lawrence, St Petersburg, New Cane elie erate Autworp, HD Hurlbut & Co; Kate ¥, Africa; Childe Harald, Rich, Ha~ $e +76 or & Co, vans, y ‘inia, Andros, Mobiles Mary, Wise, Crocket Ron Key KW Trundy & Co; Sarah Brown, Welsh, Apatae chicola, Sturges, Clearman & ington; Alto, Bunting, I Foulsa, Pierce, Bangor, RP lirs—J W Grundy, Tow: Abell, Lawrence, Richmond, Mi ‘GW Davis, Ae Indel bay Venus, Wilson, ck. Jacksonville; JB Lord; Ganges, Gibbs, Vetortburg, J Hall: Gon, Washington ‘theres Alfred Bxalt; Golden, Vhitedelphis; Goa Lata Net & Rot Ann Sciers, Somors, do; Willes ‘i ‘ashion, Loring, Boston; Mary W Klotts, Po terson, do} Martha Mann, Smalley, Salem; Sally Miller’ Lee, Plymouth, Sloops—Lady Fenwick, Thompson, New Haven; Providence, Brown, Providence. Ship Batlington, Cook tiverpest, M8 % " Ship Burlington, Cook, Liverpool, 88 days, with mdzo, te Wn fi Howland: ‘passengers to’ Williams & Guin, Aprils, Jat 44.47, lon 47, fost mizen topmast and maintop gallantinast; fied, and decidedly more manageable, exhibitin, more and more the symptoms of the affections of the bowels which ordinarily prevail at this season of the year. The sanitary, condition of the city at this time equal to any in the Union, being ‘ex- empt from all diseases incidental to the climate. over an hour. Mr. Collamer was not in atten ance, being detained by the pressure of business arising out of the he a | of the mail lettings. — Washidgton Whig, April 20. The cabinet was in session yosterday pay March , Int, 47 47, lon S154, exchanged signals’ with the Cunard bonts,’ steering ESE. ‘The B has beon 7 days te West of Nantucket, with strong Westerly gale Bark Mary Varney, Colby, Cardenas, Id days, with molasses to H Coit, Bark Elliott, {or Warren, RI) Dizer, New Orleans, 20 days, wart Oda Fellow, ow ot PR, Maroh 25, with ar ‘ellow, Lowell, em, Sugar, to master. “4th inst, lat 25, lon 70 40, spoke sobe 56 riper Gaact: Stevens, Savannahs Apel 1s with cottons te irk Exact, Steve avannab, April 13, Sturges, Clearman & Co, Sd in cv brig Macon, Lewis for Yue. Tic Louis Walsh, McFarland, Cardenas, how re dre, to F G Thurston & Co, Sid’ in co brigs Mis, Madvirs, 32 days, with wine, vo ME York, snd Yucatan, for Savannah Brig Ace!