The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1849, Page 3

jealing of the Government Jewels—To the Public—A number of the friends of Messrs, H. B. & P. ‘ones, one of whom has been unjustly accused in being in- fizvotly coumected with the burglars who some time ago tob- the Patent Office, in Washington, having the utmost oon- Alence in the uniform integriry and’ uprightness of both of those gentlemen, earnestly request the suspension of public opinion im relation to them, until certain facts (now in pre- Paration to be published) are disclosed, which will tri- Umphantly vindicate them from all suspicion of guilt. It wall be sl own conclusively that they have been the viotims Of an infamous conspiracy, originating in Philadelphia. Notice.—The Successors of the Late Dr. Sherwood having secured, at their Office, the regular attend- ance of an experienced Physician, familiar with his peculiar theory and practice in the treatment of Chronic Diseases, are now fully prepared to carry out his views. and continue his medical practice as hith Office hours for Pa- ‘tiente will hereafter be fro P.M. 2 Cham’ street, New York, Dr. Bostwick’s Great Work, and Lectures, on Venereal, Strictures, and all diseases of « private na- ture, illustrated by many colored plates. A second edition bas Just been published by Stringer & Townsend. It can be ‘had also of the author, 504 Broadway. A second edition of the Same outhor's work on Seminal diseases, resulting from impro~ habits, has just been published. ‘The Rey. Dr. Blake says is book should be in the hands of every father and youth, and be as much # household book as the Now Testament. F Do you Want a handsome Coat, or Vest, or Pants, or a Sack? Yon do; you want a good one? Yes. Then ‘© me to my store, 116 William street, where you will find new spring goods, which being bought for cash, will be made up dow. ily sacks are ready marte, (made to measure at the fame price.) in my own inimitabl eg sere ‘The very finest th Dress Coat, to measure, $16 to $20, bins: . B. CLARK, 116 William street. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, April 22—6 P, M. ‘The past week has been a very active and interesting one in the steck market. The bulls and bears have hhad a severe contest; but the bulls have gained the ascendancy, and the closing quotations range a frac- tion above those current at the close of the previous ‘week, The arrival of the steamer Europa with half a million of specie, sustained prices, and gave the bulls the advantage in the market. Thus far the money market has not been much relieved by this importation; but as large lots of the precious metals are expected by every steamer from Liverpool, during the next four or six weeks, the banks will soon be induced, no doubt, to expand, and remove the stringency which has so long pressed upon all classes. It is amatter of much specu- Aation what amBunt of specie will come out under the Jate decline in sterling exchange, The general opinion is, that it will not exceed five millions, and may be nearer three millions of dollars. What the effect of this importation will be remains to be seen, and is a great question between the two parties in stock specu- lation. It will place the banks ina strong position, and the natural effect of such an increase of bullion, upon these institutions, is an expansion; and the effect of an expansion, is a speculative movement in fancy stocks. It will require at least three millions of specie to place the banks where they were on the first of December dast. The sub-treasury has drawn from them about two millions of specie, and the shipments of specie to California haye been large, and the drain for other places has drawn the banks down to about four mil- lions of dollars. Three millions will place them where they were five or six months since; and if the importa- tion reaches fiye millions, the surplus will give them a amargin for an expansion, and an impetus, of course, to prices for stocks. This movement in specie is to be Geprecated. It isa bad feature in our foreign trade, and will be productive of a great deal of evil. For a time it will relieve things here very much; but the ro- sult will be most unfortunate for us, The exportation from England will have an unfayorable effect upon foreign markets for our products. The importa- tion here will inflate prices at home, and tend to resticrt shipments, so that the balance against us will goon be so large that an exportation of specie will be required to regulate it; and then comes a contraction in credit and prices, a tight momcy market, and all the at tending difficulties This movement in specie may leave a balance in our fayor; that is, the return tide may not be as great as the influx, and we may gain by the op ration a million or two of bullion. Of the immense im] portation of precious metals in 1847, we retained about ten millions of dollars, the exports ceasing after a ship- ment of about fifteen millions, and in nearly all our terested in tho progress, prosperity, and completion of that important work. A canal more than one hundred miles long, located as favorably as any work of this kind in the country, with inexhaustible supplies of coal, iron, &e,, at one end, and an immense market at the other, issuffered to lay idle and go to decay, to an- swer the purposes of the speculators in the management No effort is made to revive the business of the line—no report made of the affairs of the concern—no account given of the expenditure of the receipts, the interest or the debt unpaid, and the whole property left to go to wreck and ruin, ‘The stock is now selling at $9 per share, and there are 40,000 shares in existence—this, with the debt, makes an aggregate of about 900,000, or say, in round numbers, one million of dollars for a ca- nal one hundred and one miles long. ‘This is cheap enough, compared with the Delaware division of the Pennsylvania canals. The State of Pennsylvania was offered two and a half millions for that line of its ca- nals, which was refused; and the Morris Canal is ca pable of doing as large a business as the Delaware di- vision. In the hands of a few enterprising individuals, this eanal might be made very profitable and very use- ful to the community at large, As it is, these stock- holders are not very likely to receive any returns very soon from their investments. ‘The receipts for several years past have ranged from forty to eighty thousand dollars annually, and no satisfactory account has boen rendered of their disposal, The whole concern has been used by aclique of speculators, and the stock: holders appear to be poworless, So'long as the 1 nagers can inake such use of the income from the canal as they please, with impunity, solong will the work re- main in its present unfinished, and so far as the stock- holders are concerned, unproductive, state. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. cuaaraa., REWARD, $ 1 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND- ing of the body of Captain P. Vandewater, who lost overboard from his sloop on Saturday afternoon, April 14, off Grand street Ferry, He was dressed in grey antaloons and grey goatee. {6 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 applyin; te" RICHARD LEWIS, 241 South, cor. Pikest., New Vorks WANTS. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUD WOMAN, W With @ fresh broast of milk, a situation as Wet d Can give the best of « se, y reference, Address, 44 Amos street, ANTED—AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TEAS, AT wholesale, throughout the country, for which a per centage will be paid. Apply at 28 Broadway. ANTED-SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPE WV “young wom Jooks} are excellent wasi ironers; ©: come vminended, Can he seen fe ays. up stairs, WAN TEDKBY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ’ rl, a situation as Chambermaid and Waiter, or as Nurseand Seamstress. No objection to travel with a lady. Good re can be given. Please apply at 1g Perry street, in th Pp stairs. WAXTED-SITUATION young women—o Well re Please call at 54 Stanton strect, Brooklya—front room, r three BY TWO RESPECTABLE y ¢ a8 Chambermaid, and to ass plain sewing and fine washing the other to do general h kin a small private family. Apply at 42 East Ith street, Can be seen for three days, if not engaged. ‘The best of city reference given from their last places. WAnNTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, with city referen nas Nurse and Seamstress, or Chambermiaid and has no objection to go any distance in the country; would accept a situation to go to Europe. Apply at 129 Uren street, ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG to do general housework, and is a and is a. id st of city reference. Please agement, and can be seen for three days, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABI Young woman, to do general housework in a small p vate family; is a good plain Cook, first rate Washer Ironer; good city reference. Apply be seen tor two days. ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- man, # situation as meat and pastry Cook. Is well perienced in every branch of cooking, questionable city reference given, if required. Please call at 48 Howard street, in the rear. ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE No. 47 Elm street; Young woman as cook, She has left her last place on account of the family having gone to thi country. ‘an give good vity reference. May be heard of at Clark & Rushton's, under the Astor House, for two or three days, unless engaged. BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, uation in 4 respectable private fa 9188 good plain cook, and a first-rater washer and ironer, Best city re= ference given. Can be seen for a week. Please call at 34 Third Avenue, opposite Tompicin’s Market, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as Chambermaid and Seamstress, or children’s Nurse and Seamstress ; can be scen for two days at No. 30 Tenth specie movements, we have managed to hold on to a portion of the receipts. In this way our supply of bul- Jion has steadily increased, and the basis of our bank- ing system strengthened. ‘The California business, thus far, has beon out of Pocket, We have sent ships wnd merchandize to that section of the world, toa very large amount; a large sum in specie has been shipped on public and private ac- count, and we have received in return only about three hundred thousand dollars worth of gold dust. So far as we can form an estimate, the value of vessels, goods, &c., sont from the ports of the United States to San Francisco during the past five months—sinco the 1st of December, 1848—cannot be less than twenty millions of dollars, and less than half a million of dollars in gold, or anything else, has yet been received in pay- ment. It thus appears that an immense capital has deen absorbed in this movement, and it will be many months before we shall be placed in funds, or before the vacuum will be filled by an importation of gold from California, This is one great cause of the strin- gency in the moncy market experienced during the past three months. When the tide sets this way from San Francisco, it will come with enormous force and power. If prices anything like those reported are re- alized, we shallreceiye returns four-fold greater than the original outlay, and the wealth of individuals and the country generally be much increased. In the mean- time, those engaged in the business will be compelled to submit to high rates of interest for money, and the neual cmbarrassments resulting from over trading, or trading on borrowed capital. The influx of specie from England will, no doubt, relieve all classes for a time; and it is highly probable that before the return movement in specie commences, our receipts from Cali- fornia may be so large that the usual effect of an ex- portation of bullion will not be experienced. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for stocks in this market for each day of the past week, \. and at the close of the week previous. The closing \orices yesterday were higher than on the previous Sa- “arday, and the market throughout the week has been steadily improving :— Qvorarions ror THe Principat Srocns 1x THE Y MARKeT. NeW ne Mon, Tue. Wed, Thu. Fri, Sat, 6 fee an WOS'Z 10844 10844 1083 10884 Notes, 6's. .10 TZ 10884 108s” 10837 Pees ete Mis ML? Wiss Arie Its i Pe oe eae —— = Penns x = «80% BOY 81g Tiimois, 1si7- ae Te ee — Indinna State 5 Ci, — GAG GAG = 6% ding R. R. Bonds, 62%; 52 —" 52° — 62% — ing Mig, Bonds. 60" — 60 — 6) 60 Reading Raliroad.,. 31 31 8144 S1% 32 328g 82 Norwich & Worces'r. 345 — = — — OT Brie Railroad, old... 5625 5614 56 — = Erie Railroad, new 7% 57% 58 BBM 5024 Hiarlom Railroad... Bis Ms Oy fe & Long Islan Ra a as 3574 36 38% 364% BON Canton’ Company Be! 3S BS BSE BY forris Canal. 2 = = 936 nited States Be Che North Amer. Trust.. 92 — — — — — 9 A comparison of prices current yesterday with those Tuling at the close of the previous week, exhibits an advance in Treasury Notes of 34 percent; Ohio 6's 114; Kentucky 6’s 1; Pennsylvania 6's, 134; Indiana 5's, %; Reading Railroad, 1; Erie Railroad, new, 134; Harlem, 4%; Long Island, %; Farmers’ Loan, $%; Canton Com- pany, ‘x; North American Trust fell off }4 per eent, ‘The deposits in the sub-treasury here have been largely reduced during the past week, notwithstanding the large receipts, At the close of business, yesterday, “the balance on hand amounted to $1,993,498, showing a Gecrease for the week of $138,340. This, with the re- ceipts from other sources, has increased the amount of specie in the banks, during the week, about eight hun- dred thousand dollars. The amount of deposits will pe reduced to a greater extent this week, which, with the imports expected by this weck’s steamer from Liverpool, and the receipts from other places, will pro- ably increase the amount of specie in the banks, up to next Saturday, upwards of a million of dollars more. ‘At this rate, the banks will soon be all right again, and we may look for a speedy change in the market. ‘The aggregate exportation of specie from this port, from January Ist to April 2ist, inclusive, was $327,715. ‘The Union Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cont, payable on the 1st of May. ‘The Mechanics’ and Farmers’ Bank, of Albany, has @eclared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, pay- able Ist of May. A meyement is on foot to throw into circulation a Jarge amount of bills on the Wolfborough Bank, N. H.; new bills have beon prepared, and some of the old ones pave fallen improperly into the hands of the operators. ‘The plan is, te give thom a brief credit, by providing for their temporary redemption in this city, ‘The stock of said bank is worthless; it has not one dollar of street, Good reference can be given, ANTED, BY A‘GENTLEMAN OF GOOD MORAL rand business habits, a situation in the mer- cantile business. Has no objection to going Seush or Wost.-- Any gentloman’ wishing to retire from active business, wishing toretain an interest ficient capital for transact ines, pleas ad- dress post office, Brookfield, Conn., box No. 2, wheu a corres= pondence may be had. The best of reference given, 7ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Cook, Washer, or Ironer, or to do th general housework df a small family,’ The best of city refer~ enco can bo given. Apply at 25 First street, corner of Second avenue. WAlrmes SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant girl, as Chambermaid, or to do general house- work in a small family. ‘Best of referonce given, apply at 61 Watt streel. AMUSEMEN ey manny VENTREVILLE COURSE TROTTING.--A PURSE OF WERY THEATRE—MONDAY EVEN: AP) C $50 mile bents. | Best 3in 5 in harness for horses = B will be acted the Life and Death of RICHARD The never won # purse. To come off Thursda} 26th. ae | The Duke of Gloucester, afterwards Richard 111, Mr. J. Wale Apri April 24th, by 1) o'clock, P. M., at atham-street. Three or more to wnd two to start. In all entries the entramee ited in the box with the entry. RAILROAD E HE SUBSCRIBER mience, on Wednesday, the 25th instant, running a daily express frow this city to Dover Plains, and ail the in- t places on the above road, hy the passenger train, A.M., returning in the'afternoon, for the cou Yeyanee of par undles, orders, &e., and for the transac nof any Ms s entrusted to him, Office at Bell & Gould's, No, 158 Nassau street. THOMAS G. PRITCHARD. PURSE M PARK TROTTING COURSB.--4 5, . will come off tries to close Tuesday, ireen & Madden's, [8 field, lack, jr.: King Henry WI, Mr, Gilbert; Duke of B Mr. McFarland; Henty, Earl of Richmond, Mr. Meek Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. J. Wailack, jr. emyss, After which Signora G. Clove ri, willappear in in a Grand DIVERTISEMENT from the ballet of Nina. Toeconolude with the comedietta of TAKING THE PLEDGE—Alexader Pops, Mr. Winans; Emily Gusset, Miss M. Taylor. Doors open 44 before 7—cur- tain will rise at 73s. Boxes 25 conts; Pit, 12, cents, C HANPRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM street—Monday evening. April 23, will b entire new drama, entitled TIE LOST DIAMONDS; Banker's Clerk—Monsicur Darbert, Mr. Hield; Charles 8 He, Mr. Tilton; Mons, Verneuil, Mr. Dawes; Madame Dar- rt. Mrs. Woodward; Madame Verneuil, Mrs. Isherwood.-— ed by MYSTRITES AND MISERIES. OF NEW Mr. Chanfrau; Captain Tobin, Mr. W. B, Chap~ man; Little Live, Miss BE, Mestayer; Isabella Meadows, Mrs. . Chi To conciude with the new drama of THE s1PE—I ertram, Mr. Hield; Billy Swiz- nan; Grace Bertram, Miss Mestayer. 2 HALL IS CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY, April $0.—Christy's Minstrels, respectfully announce to. their patrons and the public, that owing to_the Annual Ex~ amination of the Pupils of the" Mecha ty Schools,” r the purpose of * renovating th the summer they will discontinue their Popular Concerts until Y/EVENING, April 34, when they will have the “‘recommencing” their inimitable entertainments, & variety of entirely new features. won over a § 's, om or before 9 SPORTSMEN, TAKE NOTICE.—A PIGEON MATCH T come off on Monday, Aprit 23d, at Hoboken, on the Crick- etGround—where there will be a Hog shot for that weighs ear 1.000 Ibs.; also, several Sweepstakes, and some interesting iatche: SALES BY AUCTION JACOBS, PLAT MES, TRANCES KEMRLE BUTLER WILL READ, “Twelfth Night,” Monday morning, April 23d, at the ig a uyvesant Institute, at 12 o'clock: Tuesday evening she will ;, $00 lots suitable for Country rs, City Re- | Teall “King John.” Tickets tobe had of Mr. F thers, umong which are Wood Screws, Gimblets, | toF of the Institute, at the Astor House, the ir cles, Ci interns, ers, Cake Bag | Mr. Francis's, and Mr. Crow Housekeeping ar kets, Tea rays, German common and fine Pad ianan Bi vnemon t SHAK RE READIN jocks S-palen Hie Tieede 10 exces tia Kettle ara Ot des. the University of the City of New York.—iI, Wheaton ras OF TO cs, Cuphontd and Chest dae Crest | Hewet, at. the solicitation of several friends, will have the Closet and Knob Locks, Cupboard and do. Mi h 2 of Shak~ Bedserews, flat and high brass Candlesticks, ng, April Stretcher Chains, Fry Pans, Sledges and Hammers, Powder Flasks, Snuffers and Trays, ‘Glue Pots, Weights, Till Locks, y Sad Trons, 600 doz. American and Sheftic kc., to which the attention of country as well as city dealers hi Also, with which the sile will commences large and yaluable Tron to sotinawall. Also, seve~ ral articles of counting-house furniture. Also, at 10 o'clock, 400 bundles 3-16 and 4 inch Braziers’s rods, 3 tons English Blistered Steel, 100 bundles tron Wi doz. Shovels, &¢.— nor of giving a public veading, at the above. place, aunlot,” on Wednesday ev . Doors open at 6 o'clock. Tickets of ents; for sale at the followin, stor, 4 Franklin Houses, New York Hotel, Union Square Hotel also at the Bookstores of Mr, Crowen' and Mr. Ker- nott, and at the door on the evening of the reading. ‘3 LAST AND ONLY CONCERT, PRIOR 0 n to Europe, will take place on Frida Evening, April 27th 2 : ; tthe Broadway Tabornaclo, on whicl N. B. The sale will commence in front of the store at 10 ¢ 2 ee a elogk, “Also, to-morrow, Pawnbroker's sale of Watelies and ornate Nil be! Aacsted hy the following astit jewelty : . H.C. 6 in future advertin nents, AMUSEMENTS. BraDWaY THEATRE-R. A. MARSHALL, PRo- prietor—Monday evening, April 23, will be acted the 'y of OTHELLO—Othello, Mr, Forrust; Lago, Mr. D; io, Mr. Lester; Rodorigo, Mr. Sh ‘abantio, M cricks; Montano, Mr. Reynold f Venice, Mr. Walton; Desdemona, Miss F. W ide with INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence Wastingron, April 21, 1849. _. _ The Cabinet—Issue of Stock, §c. No cabinet council was held to-day. There ia AN ANGER John Strong Mr. Hadaway; Sohpoone | ihe quinn Mr. ache; Krakwitz, Mr. rnard; Countess Lons. olng: a re se 7 dort, "Mr Atott Mad. Selipoguentar dirs. Taher chetes a pete ¥ pre < nt in the way of at 7; to commence at ress Circle and Par- ents, an quotte, 75 cents: Family Circle, 26 conta; Gallery, 124 cents. | ment will take me nperat Bares place till the retu f iwi URTON’S THEATRE, OHAMBERS STREET.—MON- mn of Marv Eaviige or aA BURP April 2, will bo performed the comedy about pe we : i ve \ i Moker peas gait, thoraberny Hurto penser ne, otwithstanding the loud clamor which has beem Sim: Rochdale, Mr. Ih amilton; Dennis ulgruddery, Mr. Mrs Brulgrad- ludo with the lively satire of Philosophy Put in Practice— raised against the Postmaster General for proscrip- Brougham; Mary Thornb. 8 i ii urougami Mary Th mnberry, Miss ( tion, not a single removal has yet been made SOCIALISM, or, Modern it Hourier fey, tie Beougiaid iE, in, Bepetioe-— io exes nie tp Bropusries of well established rr 5 orga: Me: 0 wl a 3 a Tertiheee tei e il Henny, Mis Dowling. charges against the incumbents. It isa rule of alf Parquot,t60 cents; Family Circle, MERICAN MUSEUM~P. 7, ‘and Proprietor; J. Greenwoo Avsistant Managor, Every day and evening this week.—Splendid Performances, in the afternoon at 3, and evening, at ‘4 before 8. The Mana- ger has engaged the ‘celebrated Quaker Giant and Giantess: they may be seen at all hours, day or evening, with the Mainmoth Lady, who weighs 570 pounds; and that dimunitive specimen of husmanity, Titania, the Fairy Queen. brated Martinetti Family have been engaged, and at each entertainment, with Monsiour Ellsler, in th won. derful Gymnastic Performances, laughable’ Pantomime: ludicrous Metamorphoses, &e. Also gneaged Great Wester the Yankee Comedian; Mr. Chapman, Mr. Copland, Mi : Miss Barton, Miss Melville, Miss Stanhope. Highland Mam moth Brothers, Wax Scripture Statuary. Siamese Twhas. Madame Rockwell, the fortune-teller. Admission 25 cts.; childven under 10 years, 124% eta. T THE CONCERT HALL, IN THE CHINESE M seum, Broadway,—Mr. Distin and his sons having re- turned from highly secesaful tour in the South, rexpectfully announce, that they will give two Grand Concerts as above, ay next, the 2ith, and Wednesda: will perform on their splendid Silver Sa: fantasia on airs sung by Jenny Lind. and the colebrated solo on the trun gud (for the first time in New unt conta, BARNUM, MANAGER the departments not to take into consideration any aiateahinne for removals of obnoxious official: unless accompanied by reputable evidence, show- ing either incompetence or some other sufficient cause, Mr. Penrose, the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, has not yet returned to the city. The following is the amount of United Statee stock issued to foreigners, from the Mth to the 20th April, inclusiv Loan of 1846... 1847... 1848. |) Senators Webster, Corwin, and Mai still here. ‘enator Dix, of New Yor the cars this A » left um he. ius morning. Mr. MeMichael, of the Philadelphia American, was here during the week, but departed last night y, 25th, when they. Horns’ an admire solo, All is lost pet “The Soldier Tired, ork) their famous “ Echo ng Duet,” on two French Horns. Miss O'Connor will he Last, Rose of Summer” and with Misa Distin and thers a“ Glee, \d several Wasuinaton, April 21, 1849. Memoranda of the Day. The week closes quietly on the avenue. The groans of the guillotine have subsided—executions Without accompaniment, now Songs, Duets, Glos, &e. &e. Pianist, Mr. Wiily. Tickets Fi . wi eents cach, Doors open at 7; Concert to eomaence are, | are, in a degree, suspended—but a horrid appre- hickets may be had at all the principal Musie Stores, and of i vai e rel 1 orbyn & Martin! Jand'Dramhtic Agents, ¢ Barclayst, | hension prevails, that on the return of Mr. Ewing TION Rods, 3 tons me valuable pur DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, exhibition of Paintings by artists of tho abovs Will be open ever day, (Sundays excepted), from 10 o'clock A. M, until 10 o'clock P. M., at the large room over the hall of the Chureh of Divine Unity, in Broadway, botwaon Spring and Prince streets. Admission, 25 cents, Season tickets, un= til 15th June inclusive, 50 cents. Catalogues, 124 cents. i inch Braziers’ Blistered Stecl, 100 bundles Iron Wire, fe, large a ina wall, &c., will be sold this ning, at ten o'ch front of the Auction Room, 23 tt street ; the whole to be sold in lots to suit manufactu~ Ters or others, gd OSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK COL. FREMONT’S k of Nonslescript will he seen in this city, The most extrane activators O17 Bopadaneee dinary of any quadruped on the face of the earth, or in Ca Mars, Chemis &e, sisting of em 1 fornia, is on its way from New Robes, Muslins, Veils, La dens, London, and” may. be ge. Broudway. thee, "Caperttntant exico to the Zoological Ga A for a few days more at 200 With the hump of the drome: heads are to fall off as in the palmiest days of the blessed Jacobins. The Union, however, continuea its lamentations and reproaches upon the cabinet and the President, for prescribing, instead of pro- scribing proscription. But the National Intelligen- cer, always too dignified to exhibit, under any con- tingency, the vulgar signs of being ina hurry, meets Father Ritchie, this morning, with a broadside ot shrapnels and combustibles, that would utterly de- ARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD, AT $6 BROAD- Hutchings’ Grand Classical I diterranean, covering over four miles of ean work has been exhibited in Boston and Albany ning months, and acknowledged by the public and. pi be by far the most truthful, comprehensive, and diversified painting over brought out in those cities. Open every*even- Ing at 7, cominencing at 8. Also, on Wednesday and Satur= day, at 3PM. ‘Tickets 25 conts—no half price, Liberal ar- ade with s ols and parties, K.-- MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE REAL AND incomparable French Magician, will gontinue his extra- ordinary Soirees every evening this week, at the Minerva change, the large and very subs: os ee and attic ry, the tail of the N § Bros 5 . J. BROWN, AUC TIONBER—HOU 1OLD FURNT- Gonhapt inte of various animal, and ti Surled wool rg Ee Siaias Lanier een fen, | molish him, if his hide were not as impervious ag Jie ture—J. W. Brown will sell, at auction, to-morrow, | oF silk covering ‘onderful, Don’t fail to see 8 | 25 cents Doors open at 7 o'clock ; per 2 a i . vesday) April 21th, at 10 9) Wook. 25 conts enty. monce at 8. hy Gelock ; Performances to com- | t4+ of a rhinocerous. But the evidence that the broadway, the eitire furniture contained in the above house, | - es ————— Seal nts Berea . A comprising « complete assortment of good parlor, chamber, ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN ALLHALL organ of Cony and decorum is roused to the point and dining room Furniture. ‘ Sepure sett oan Bow be ongaged for evening amuse- AG one ot confronting Father Ritchie iu the arena, with i hi moents.du Ing senso) ‘or fur! ti new ye i " H e EER—ROSE STREET | and terms, apply at tho office on the preutlves, or by lotiee. | emntry: his own weapons, furnishes, also, the proof that B. Rollins & Co,, will sell, | (post paid} directed to the proprietors, hody w there is a point beyond which even the tears and lay, April 24, at the Merchants’ Ex- Boxes, 9744 cent groans of an old man, are not to be tolerated. ed for store purposes. The lot is 27 feet 6 inches front, 20 feet 9 inches rear, by 86 and 110 feet deep. The building era the whole width, and nearly the whole depth of lot. rms liberal. Sale absolute, offering great inducements for a ished in New York for men. Gentlemen: munivatic through capitalist. essing this co LL. MyHOREMAN, AUCTIONEER—SECOND SPRING 8, 18 that the subject mat bo brought Sale of Refined Sugars.—L. M. Hoffman & Co. will sell | to y ‘ou may fully and fairly investigate my ‘on Wednesday, May 2d, at 11 o'clock, at the Commercial Sale | claims to your attention, aa well as my ability to perforin Room, the stock of standard refined Sugars, manufactured nptly snl faithfully the services proposed. Ou the Lst da M Woolsey & Co., consisting of Loaf, Crushed and Is will be ready for business. We will d Refined, in the usual packages. Terms of credit upted water communication from and conditions at the time of sale, York to the W thwestern States of the Union, al aoe - the Canadas. 1 propose to you to receive and forward to their ALDEN PELL, AUCTIONEBR.——PEREMPTORY | destination, all the emigrants you may send me from the offic WwW le of very fine Old Wines, Brandi i e &e—PRLIS & o'clock, within of very tine old Wi of your soc following pr From New York to any up to the 20h oti y of October next, at the CO., will sell on Tuesday, 24th’ April, at the store, the private st Erie canal includ Se., belonging te Mr. William: Niblo, BUMAl sees vee RC: from the stoc’ “ v York to any Ani M ia “ cluding Detroit etisye 350 "Bloodgood," 30 years in 4 “New York to any regtilar port on th of Gillespie & MeLeod, do of including Chicago... os eves. vee ees 450 in hott ising old | New York to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 50 ie & Me! New York to Cincinnati, Ohio... ... 1650 “Romano, Munro, ¢ m Munro. er, Leovil U it the London coteh W mblet omarkably fine, ¢ Wines have heen selycted at various time of the private stocks sold in New Yor and some of them have been in the possession of Mi since the days ofth id Bank Coffee House. No wines but ew York to Louisville, Kentucky New York to St. Lonis, Missouri... CANADIAN Ponts, New York to Porthope, C, W New York to Kingston, New York to “New York to Hat The above rates are nearly 100 gular prices filed in the office of th tion, the difference being spent 70 8 0 BOO 400 - 400 “iaaieste 400 percent. lower than any re- @ Commissioners of Emigra~ selected hy looks, green passengers, by em- those belonging to him have been admitted to the sale, It | ploying il money, &0. will be packed in boxes for out of town buyers, or it_may Miugee are in ing on the business, as it main in store till 10th May. ‘Terms—W0 days over $150, ap- | is now conducted, by authority; but really and proved endorsed notes, only service the emigrant receives for this it all comes out of his pocket and fraquently abused—which, in my opinion, to say the least, is very qnestion , and, instead of being paid for, ought tobe punished, aking’ my proposal to ¢ at the mentioned rates, I have cut off all necessary charges, and hold out to your, Price, for your accep Any person card ‘of your society for this J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.—TUESDAY, APRIL are eet th, at o'clock A. M., at No, 75 Main, corner of York street, Brooklyn, Parlor K Piano (Stoddard & Davis), handsome French China. Dinn painted China 1 Same day, at 2 o'clock wt No, 12 street, a’small quantity of Furnitur Sime day, at 4 o'clock P. M., at No. 160 Bridge street, Purni- ture. inging to sed hy your agent, and ui daze claiming liead mou all ¥ B.A. CHILTON, AUCTION EER. HOUSEHOLD FUR~ | {Unkiv treated. My moans of forwarding areas pooh {fone nitero, F convenience of aale< “Cole & Chilton | Hetter, than any house in New York, 1 can forward one willsell at auction, on Tuosday, April 2b, at 10 o'clook; at the | {Bivaind passengers pas day, i mequived ; and wo fey ang Store, 27 Wall street, a general assortment ef Household Fur- | cards myself 1 am uot altogether mercenary'in, tits matter, niture, consisting of Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mat~ | Fiave a kindly fecling for the emigran een ongaged tresses, and Bedding, Wash Brussels, Ingrain, Stand Bureaus, Work Tables, nearly a quarter of a centurs the and other Carpets, &e. Ma soanty conde backer ne ogany ‘ : y : West. I invite investigation into my conduct to th rant Plane (a superior inateument), Parlor and other Stoves ; also, | during that long period. I never belonged to the class of be s UG wae some ay ye warm and clothed, Pay ere me-thenlent-sehcin-ree- Tea: SCTIONBER.—0: ; . | pocket” sympathisers; but, so far as my means permitted, Fee toe EN eE et CENTERL HOUSE. | fore none by the way, becuuse,thay wore poor New I wish hold Furniture.—A C. 1 at auction This ‘clock, at No. lv at 0 o'de Prinoo street, a small nesort. | Youto examine the matter carefully, as itis of much im- a ond tantinl two story: es by louse, Nw. 33 Ros ouse is well arr: = = for a large family, and having very s alls, is well SPECIAL NOTICES, ——— Father Ritchie is not to be permitted even the TO BE LET. Juxury of complaining to his heart’s content. VOLISEUM ASSEMBLY ROOMS TOLET.—THE AbovR | bake a school-boy, he must not only bear the / spacious and elegant Hall, can be obtained during this | flagellation, but he is not to be permitted to blu and the summer season for any fespectable purpose,by making early application tg G. W. 0 LET OR FOR SALE: ber, orto whimper, or remonstrate, or say ‘enough’ The true pluck of the game would be to imitate the Thane of Cawdor— Proprietor, 450 Broadway. FIRST RATE TWO STORY “ Lay on Macduff, and attic house, with bath—hot and cold—tine garden and “And a ehe C1 y um rap No. 228 21st street, between 8th and 9th avenues, fete amined bo Tig wie Art cers AO -AARNER! newly painted and in tine condition, 'o be seen only trom 10 But Father Ritchie is not equal to the emergency. Ile cries out “murder!” ‘ thieves!” “fire!” at every sound, and is disturbed in his dreams by the copious streams of blood from the revolutionary axe of the guillotine. And Father Gales hasneither the dignity nor the patience to stand it; but Shite the shadowy Meets that his antagonist has conjured around him, with the knightly courage of Don Ke Hoty attacking a flock of sheep. The war having been fairly commenced between these two ‘ancient mariners” on the question of proscription, we hope to see it ‘prosecuted inte the vitals of the ee country,” with a view to the ‘indemnity for the past and security for the future.” Let Fitz Haake Warren keep the axe im motion—let Father Ritchie keep up the clamor of persecution, and be not, thou, Father Gales, di- verted from the loyalty of stifling the alarm of the sentinel on his throat. + Charge, ches On, Stanley, on; But, don’t forget the demijohn.”” The mail contractors have disappeared; the oflice-seekers have diminished; and the few that remain are mostly of that quiet sort of elderly gen- tlemen who are not calculated to excite much alarm. A wonderful degree of stillness and cir- cumspection prevails. One would suppose that all the offices lied been appropriated, and ‘the elderly gentlemen on hand were only lingering a few days to 12, and from3 to 5. Ing WM. J quire of Y HASKETT, 15 © 0 LET—IN A SMALb PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE there are no boarders, one or two fu wed or unfur= nished rooms, by the first week in May. The location is desi- rable, within one minute's walk of Broadway. Addi 5 Herald Office, P.O LET—TO A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY, PART OF h 31 North Moore street—two handsome parlors, a Cro wo rooms on second floor, fur jent front kitchen, pantry, Apply on the wat » Marks lace, between the 2d and 3d FORD, No. 11 Wall street. —TO A SMALL RESP! AMILY, THE front and back parlor, with kitchen, of house 378’ Pearl 3 also, a Ds mn, if required. | The’ Croton water ix on premise B, HEALY, 68 Gold st. STORY BRICK HOUSE IN Tnmediate possession, For er House, & 'y, aud Oyster, Saloon, all good rents, A House and Lot in South Middleton, near thy Railroad p for cash oF i Pearl street. RONT OFFICES ON THE SE- Nagwau street ; are handsome airy un be had immedi~ 3 Fulton strect. IN MERCER y, a suit of un= Apply to THRE: t. Rent $3), charge; above Bleecker street, from. furnished Parlors, with Bedro: ns and Pantric i > r t for pastime on Pennsylvania avenue. And ‘on the socond floor, with partial board if re 7 + 7 . c. a together or separate. Induire ae 194 Ninthe oO Wiltincs yet, with the return of Nir. ing from Ohio, street, frout 9 to 10, or 2 to 3 = it is expected that the office seeking absentees come back, and that then there will be a heca- OUSE WANTED.—WANTED BY A SMALL AND : respectable family, without children, a small two story | tomb of slaughtered locos piled up around the scaf- rr the lower part, including a basement, of a larger | fold, with Father Ritchie standing aghast, con- The West side of the cit d, not’ higher than pres founded and paralyzed at the horrid §} with Father Gales, quietly rubbin admiration of jon Square. Please address Office, at the lewer Post rtacle ; and bi is hands, in Portance to the poor stranger; and, if you come to the con- clusion that your countrymen will ke Safer in other hands than mine, I must be satisfied with the decision; but, at the same time, acknowledge my inability to see the protection of of Honsehold Furniture, of a family ‘decliningYhouse- keeping—Consisting of Carpets, mahogany Sofas, Bureaus, Washstands, Divans, Oil Cloths, Lamps, Centre Tables, Gl and China Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &c. ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE girls—one as Cook, her and Ironer, and the other as Chambermaid and Waiter. Will be well’ recommended ps last places. Please call at 187 First avenue, for two days. ING WOMAN, A SITUATION rivate family. C: e given. Please call at ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE A ‘woman, is @ professed Cook, a good Washer and Lronei no objection to g ity reference can be gi wt A GENTLEMAN WHOIS ABOUT LEAY- ing the city to filla situation at the South, offers for sale a small manufacturing concern, which afford: h some profit; An enterprising young man with S20) gun carry onthe business successfully. Address box No. 2,353, Post Office, N.Y. ANTED A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, in a small family in the country, to do house and dairy work, plain cooking, baking, washing and ironing. Best of reference from last place. Can be seen for two days at No7 Pearl-street. |O IRON FOUNDRY AND FURNACE MEN.—WANTED, & man of exporience in the melting of ail kinds of pig iron, and the erection of the different kinds of furnaces. One fully competent may hear of » situation by applying immedi- ately to A. H. WRIGHT, 265 Cherry street, 50,000 hoc, Wo, CAN GIVE THE BEST of city reience, wants an outfit for the gold Texions 1m California; he will give such a share of the profits ¢ satisfactory: his life can be insured for the amount ed. Address “Wallace,” at this office. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WHO HAS THE best recommendations from her previous employers, and Who sews excellently well. and is a good washer and ironer, Wishes a situation as Chatnbermaid and Seamstress, or a8 Scamstrors and Nurgery servant, Apply late employer's, for Margaret, 19 West Twentieth street, A CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUATION ‘to do the cooking, washing and ironing of a small Private family, or general house work in a small family; Mould have “no objection to go with a family out of town for the summer, ‘The best of city references given, Can be seen for two days, Please call at 135 Christy-street, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN, WHO is fully competent of taking charge of children, having done so for eloven years in the city of Bremen, Germany, is desirous of obtaining situation as head nurse, in a private family or young ladies’ boarding school; she is also an excellent plain sewer. Can be seen at No, 535 Houston street, opposite the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy. AN APPEALTA MAN, THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF ze, who has hitherto worked at a mechanical business, is now compelled to seek other employment, on account of his present business being injurious to kis Health, ‘The ad- vertver can write a plain band; could be employed as Ass tant Book-keeper, Clerk, Collector, or to write in an office, ‘An out-door situation preferred, He is an American, active, and intelligent, and can give reference. Any communication directed to P. R., Herald office, will be aitended to, O TAILORS—WANTED, A FOREMAN IN A MER- chant tailoring establishment, Apply to PHILIPS, HENRY & SON, RINTER WANTED—A YOUNG PRACTICAL PRIN- ter, with a small amount of capital, ean connect himself permanently with a respectable establishment, upon very easy terms, by addressing T. W. Cooper & Co., publishers of ax will adv! immediately at her 5 Broadway. the Aurora Borealis, Boston, Mass, appilcant must be free from other engagements; in possession of $200 to $600, produce satisfactory reference; none other need apply, npaid letters not received. BOARDING, &c. OARD, AT NO. 512 BROADWAY—TWO ROOMS ON second floor, consisting of front and back parlor, with bed room and pantries attached, will be rented together or sepa- rate. Also, other pleasant rooms for single gentlemen. Ap- ply as above. paying nearly double the price for the same service. 1 would ements are permanent—contracts right kind of men, faithful and competent only add, that my arran, are made with th AUCTION NOTICE, —THE PARTICULAR ATTRNTION of ladies and gentlemen is requested to the sale, This int hipment; and, taking the Day, at 11 Spruce street, comprising the rare and yal le vpn <Page tn 3 Library, the choleest Music, and all the theatrical Prope ies, . mae 'the of New ¥ Phe - Costumes, rich Dri Jewels, &e., belonging to Mrs. Knight ear ieane i ‘a sepeit pinche and ourold friend John Povey, Esi., who, we regret to say, epic ets. ol ae Geena ee ee fre about leaving us, Arrangements will be made for Indies, Tichlocsen Sock Genie rune Chesicente me SEU eat) ASNT JOUN ALLEN, 187 Cedar st., Nv Y. A UCTION NOTICE. HINA, GLASS, AND EARTH- nware—On Tuesda: ith April, at 10 o'clock, at No. 296 Eighth avenue, the entire contents of said store, consisting of White Granite, Whampoa, Fixed and Flowing Blue Nankin, London and Trish Tea anit Coffee Sots, Glassware, &c., &c., usually found in a retail store; also, Store Fixtures, W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer, No.7 N OTICE,—THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRI the capital stock of the New York and Liv States Mail Steamship Company, will he opened at the office of E. K. COLLINS, 74 South street, in the city of New York, the 3d of May next, from the hour of 10 A. M., to 3 o'clock, P.M. i JAMES BROWN, pool United {VLENDID FURNITURE, AT AUCTION.--JAMES M. EDWARD K, COLLINS, Mii Miller will sell on Tuesday, April 2th, at 10o'elock, at ISHA RIGGS, Commissioners. No. 18 A don Place, north side of Abingdon Square, the M.S. WETMORE, entire ‘ture contained in the above house, consiating in i part of--Rosewood Sofas, Divans, Chairs, Elegant 4 = _ : oa Damask Wind: SHIPPING. Re w Curtains, French Bedstem \E BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. {YORK HORSE BAZAAR, st Crosby sTREET— | 'T Stenmshipe between Now York and Linton bores PF, Hough, Anctioncer—Auction sale of Horses, Ci Boston and Liverpool, calling at Halifax te land and sescive riages, “pe nol c., this day, Monday, April Dy Passengers, Se er follows:— commencing at 12 0’ Niagara, Capt. m Boston, C iday, 18th April. GATFIELD, Proprietor. urtpe,” ba ™ N. York, Dd May Cambria, ‘ oth $.—THE OLD SYSTRM OF SRLL- | Americ ‘Yor! 16th has di ba 4 2 id hi ‘a Gana “ bed Sith ¢ pro vor jetermined to adopt tl Lo rk, ne practise < at she great London Tatveraell's, viz An experienced Surgeon on board. Freight will be charged will be disposed of strictly aceording to his meri on specie beyond an amonnt for personal expenses. All a register at the time of sale, kopt for that purpose, to insure | letter fey am rs must pass through the Post Offics Met yurchasers against any kind of imposition. Gentlemen wish- w York or Bosten to Liverpool: First in, $120; Ing to dispose of Horses, or to purchase, will recei advantages at this establishmont than’ at any propriotor ponsible in all cases of regular anction sale will to fro second do., $70. For Atel or passage apply OR MARSEILLES —THE SUPERIOR BARK MARY ler Chall | ree pepe oak! a Ellen, Capt. Howitt. BOYD & HINCKEN. eription, together wit longing to private gen= : Cen ee GW. MILLER, Propriotor, 140 Brond wa} OR HAVRE.—THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND roadway. Copper fastened French For freight or passage apply to OR HAVRE—THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS, Capt. Grenier, will sail on or abows the lst proximo. Ap- ply to BOYD & HINCKEN, IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.—VESSELS SUBJECT TO Visitation by the Hi Every vossol from a Estabe. A FINE BAY MORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, sound, kind in all harness, a good traveller, six years old, a8 the owner is going to California, Weight, 1,9) pound $200, Inqure at No. 89 Sonth street, ROSE & SMITH. ahove horse is worthy the attention of any gentleman in want of a fine anil ign port havi ‘ery vessel having had, 8 OR SALE--A BLACK HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD, ering her case of Small-pox, or infectious or perfectly sound and kind; a very fine driver, about | eontagious ving at any time, All vessels from fifteen hands high, May be seen at 43 Ludlow street. Price | any por in the ordinary passage from which they must pass $175. south of Cape Henlopen—arriving between the thirty: wee. day of May and ti Or 0 MILLINERS.—FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIX~ tures of an old established and profitable Millinery establishment. Situation desirable, being located in the most Froquented patt of Fulton street, Brooklyn. For particulars, inquire at 191 Fulton street, Brooklyn. © BE SOLD—A HAIR DRESSING SALOON IN THE best situation in Albany, being the first floor of the De- Jewya House; also the interest in the concern, It does a first rate business, Address, John Winters, 4 Delevan House, Albany. It must he sold again the Ist of May, URNITURE FOR SALE.--A FAMILY ABOUT GIVING up housekeoping, wish to dispose of the whole of the furniture suitable for a genteel family, it having been but @ short time in use, Address C. M.D, Herald Office. MUSICAL, M Wsicat ixsrrvctio: YOUNG GERMAN, AC- knowledged as one of the heat tenchers of the city, wants boardjin a genteel private family, where he could give instruc~ tion on. the piano as pay. Apply, hy. letter or otherwise, to M., P., 882 Houston street. Lessons given at moderate terms; apply as above, USIC!I—THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY A young Lady, who has a thorough knowledge of Musio, Be eaer gd wareat va ity toes else gia ioe (or . ; ply to 8. Or herald “ohioe. ( or from any of the ‘rn Islands, or from any one place in America, rom which they pass south of Georgia of Ay and tho first day of WHITING, Health Officer. ‘Journal of Commerce, Evening Post and Sun, please copy. THE GOLD COAST. _ OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—THE BRITISH steamship UNICORN, 650 tons burthen, will positivel; ail Mrom Jersey City, on Monday, the 2ird’ of April, at ¥ ke. (ie Incabin, In fore cabin. In steorage. 200 $150 250. 10 Ban Francisco... ... 600. 508 ‘300 An experienced Surgson will secompany this vessel. For age, apply to E, CUNARD, Jr., 38 Broadway. ‘The Unicorn has double engines; had ‘new’ boilers in Gl gow last April; is now undorgoing o thorough refit; and her ¢abin and steerage will be very comfortable and well ven ted. Price or Passacr. For Rio Janci ‘Valparaiso, AN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES.—19TH MAY.—THE new and aplendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, 1,500 tons burthen, Cha’s Stoddard, Master, will leave for Chagres di~ feet, from her dock, at Pier 4, N.R., on Saturday, 19th of May, at 4 o'clock. ‘Passengers by this steamer will reach Pa- EPTUNE HOUSE, NEW RO: county, New York—The friends, and the public ti CHELLE, WESTCHESTER bseriber announces to his the above house will be,opengto receive company on the 2ith of April; and he is prepared to Trent with fomilien and parties for rooms and board for the seaton. Persons ik to scoure good accommodations will find it to their advantage to call and examine the beautiful and salubrious situation of this establishment, Salt water bathing on the premises. The steamboat Croton leaves Ful- ton stroet, East River, every afternoon, Innding at the wharf within a few rods of the house; also, the railroad cars, within one mile, from which carriages will run to the house, on their arrival and departure. Application can be made for terms by addressing a letter to the proprietor. C.F. RICE, AVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.—THIS ESTABLISH- ment will'be opened on the Ist of May, in o: modate familios who are about to leave their . To gentlemen engaged in business in and who are desirous of spending as much of their time with their families As possible, it is the most desirable summer r will not ocenpy more time in going from their offices to 2 Drightow, than in going by omnibus from Wall street to Union square. ‘The proprietor has effected great improvements on tho premises, since last . There is no summer estab= lishment in the whole country in which t! tments Are 80 spactons and lofty, or 40 well ventilated, table will be second to none ix the Union, and the stock of wines i of a su: perior and recherche description. The wndersigned can be teen daily, at the City Hotel, to make arrangements with pat- tics wishing to engage apartment: » BLANCARD, nama in time for the U. 8. Pacific Mail Steamor of Juno. ein the After Saloon, $130; do, do. Forward Saloon, Lower Cabi, $100; do, do, Steerage, $80. oie, } per cent.’ Merchandise, 70 conts per foot. f baggage allowed to each cabin passenge’ each steerage passenger. No passage secured un- Any person remitting one-half the amount of monoy can secure berth for one week. For freight J. HOWARD & 80: 78 South atte IRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.—THE fast sailing and beantiful packet built bark ALICE TARL- MISCELLANEOU: EMOVAL--GOLD AND SILVER LEAF, AND DE. tist’s Foil Manufactory—The subscriber has removed establishment from 92 Reade st Franklin street, Cc. L, WAUGH, WwW LEMON, IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN + Havana Sogars, of the choicest brands, invites the attention of connoisseurs to his recent importations, which An examintion will loss paid for. passu, aro now, and of rare excellence. prove | TON, will sail im ‘Thin vessel is now twent advantageous to consumers. Tho old customers of this store | month old only, & most ample manner, are particularly invited to call. physician and surgeon is attached to the vessel, and a limited W. C. LEMON, 4 Wall street. ARMS, FANCY TRINKETS, and Silyerware—Charles Stew: genuine articles only, No, 13 John Stairs, Watches repaired in the p to order. Good articl anmber of passengers only on. A fow more will be re- ceived if application is inade in season, Apply on board at Pier 10, East River, or to ISAAC T, SMITH, 101 Wall streot. Ug ag VIA VERA CRUZ, THE CITY OF Mexico, and Masatlan.—This company have made ar- ray .» FINE JEWELRY +, manufacturer of treet, ware room up st manner. Fine Watohes ata fair price, are the ete aa = 0 fall pesteively Ly the Ist Og (028 is she mae EEN TURTLE, ONLY FOUR DAYS FROM THE | Sling packe ren days to Vere Crane Certain tote iiahaman ty"ths nena atenmaip Cheronan | fom FeRz Chae apposed ta sitece VTC ty, Sete Y daily, until further notice, Groen Turtl ini Perkins 1 Mig a % tt f in fh rod: ions of @ prejudiced mind, directed against the Vico 2 he ‘ur eas ¢ que. i colton ‘omsul of fn oa 44 few pogind fs are ry remain. nted to tho palate of an epicure, accom- | 2 arkteg, information gt K ottee? ire, back office. Stran- ir mindy, so that time may 8. of epiourean taste, wish ei ROOMS CAN BE HAD FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR families, at 2 Park place, References exchanged. \means, and several thousand dollars of its former emis- geson of bills remain worthless, and without the slight- ‘est chance of redemption, in the hands of the com- munity, Louk out for these shinplasters ‘The condition of the Morris 1, and the position of the affairs of the company, call for some decided ne- tion on the part of the stockholders and all those in- OOMS IN A FRENCH FAMILY WANTED, BY TWO young gentlemen. with breakfast and tea, in the upper of the city. Address, C.F. 8,, this office, stating where when the rooms may be seen, ANTED—A WELL ¥ Boarding, by a German, in may find vecasion to instruct on the Pianoforte, or i French and Latin Languages in compensation. Has noo tion to ae in the country erate terms. Good references given, No. 106 Walkers part a NISHED ROOM WITI private family, where he the © THE LADIES.—PETER ROBERTS, 373 BROAD- way, has just received a splendid lot of real Valencier Laces, from Is, per yard upwar ggred Muslin and Mantillas, black Laces, Infants’ Robes and Waiste, Veils, &c., ke. Also, from suction, 750 embroidered Law: Collars, at 2s, usual price 4s. 6d.j Valencione Chimesotte, from 12s.; sheer lawn Handkerchiofs, from 26.; hemstitohed do. from Is. 6d; Breakfast Caps, from Is,, &o. ENDID CHANCE FOR ANY way of Cape Horns the voael hare can be bought at a bar ; the owner not to go, For formation apply at the ship Magdala, foot of Dover quire of the first mate, ALIFORNIA DAGUERREOTYPES.— HARE FOR SALE—A 8 one ‘oing to California by ‘immediately, and the PERSONS: it risit California, OLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER WATOIES | nogses with their friends, Would do well o callae Brady, and ae ee $ f ar oe ant for sale by | Nos. 205 and 207 Lroadway, where, by reason of recent bees Defers ng Ulsvrets ‘Clese rovements and additi to his establishment, true faithful likenesses may be obtain E, ROBBIN t the shortest notice. 8 Stroot, UP stalee, righteous retribution upon the Peter Sken Smith is still among the waiting pa- tients, expecting every day the appearance of the angel that is to trouble the healing waters of the executive patronage. And our old friend, Govemor Young, is equally hopeful and confident of his aspirations to the collector’s easy chair in the city of Gotham. Never mind, within a week or so the fur will fly, when we shall commence the prostra~ tion of the heretics in high places. Then let the old white horse of the agricultural governor be curried and ready saddled, for verily his master will have to take an airing in the country for § pall. = ‘We understand that.a number of the diplomatic corps, attended by their wives and daughters, wait ed upon the President to-day, to pay him their CLOTHING. red repul 3 (Ginet OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.--LADIES and Gentlemen Hoving superfluous effects lispose of, oun obtain a fair price for them by sending for the subscriber, through the Post Office, who will attend at their residences Ladies attended toby Mrs. Lovenstyn. J. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs. \ORSETS DE P y PATTER / fashion adopted at Paris among the ladies; most comfortable and graceful for the form, ¥ the liberty they afford in the movements of the inakes use of them. To be had only of Madame I 3 Canal. street, up stairs, near Broadway, dies will find a new style, very comfortable fur nursing, t's very moderate pri GUIDE. TATEN ISLAND FERRY.—LEAVE NEW YORK AT 9,112, 4 and 6 o'clock. Leave Vanderbitt’s Landing at | Tespects. ! +10 1,3 and6 k. . The health of Gen. Taylor appears to improve as his duties thicken upon him, and withal, he seems MEDICAL. to be most provokingly cool and collected. W. O CHEMISTS AND DRU who bas been in this country for some time, desires a situation. He would wish to nt employe short notic isi on t factory refer ax to character, ey, &e., can be given. Address A. AMA., care Mr. Lyster, Mt Green street. COMPOUND TEA-BERRY TOOTH PASTE.—POR SALE at No. 87 Broadway, New York, (in rear of the entry,) and No, 109 State street, Trenton, N. J. STER & aU? TEN’S Compound Tea-Berry Tooth Paste, upon a fair tri will be found to be mv -y superior comps in proser and beautifying the teeth, purifying the breath, restoring and keeping the gums ina healthy condition. Hundreds are Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puiapeventa, April 22, 1849. The Charleston Packet—For Califorma, The steamship Columbus arrived at her berth to-day, at twelve o’clock, having been precisely seventy-seven hours from Charleston. She has forty-eight passengers and a large freight list. ‘The bark Ralph Cross, for California, was te have started yesterday afternoon, but has been de- layed in consequence of the shippers of her cargo not having made the proper clearances at the Custom House. She will not get off before Tues- day, and has but about thirty passengers. The reat bulk of the emigrants now bound to El dorado, from this port, have chosen the splendid ship Susan G. Owens to make the voyage in. The number of her passengers will exceed two hundred, from all parts of the country. willing to tostify to the truth of all we say of it. It has foun its way into sorte of the best families in the United States, and we now publish it for the first time, for tho benefit of the public generally. RONCHITIS A BOSTON, 4 Dear Sir—Hav bad Cough ttle of Dr. Wis tar’s Balsam of Wi if happy to say, en tirely removed the dithe I deem it but justice to thus much for the heneflt_of those who may be similarly al flicted, GEORGE H. DAVIS, firm of Hallett & Davis, Piano Forte Manufacturers, Bo eby certify that I am personall ted with Esq., and have the fulles nsagape de the Arnrivar or Missionaries aT THEm Destina~ Formerly Practising Physician. Tion.—By the steamer, the Boston Journal has ac- | counts of the arrival of the shi | Pike, at Madras, on the 19th o | ditch left this port Oct. 10, with a band of thirteen | missionaries, connected with the American Board, and eight connected with the Baptist Board. The names of the former were Rev. J. W. | Dallas and wife, Mrs. Winslow, Doctor CG, elton and wife, Rev. J. T, Noyes and wife, Rev C. T. Mills and wife, Ms. T.S. Bur- ! nell and wife, and Rev. W. Ireland and wife, ¢the two latter to stop at the South African Mission). The following were connected with the Baptist Bosrox, August 1 i _ Pes nShch tenth Bowditeb, Capt Feb. The Bow- ' 100 Fulton street, corner of William Building, corner ‘of Chambers; Penifold & C strect; and by the Druggists generally througho States and Canada, DRUGGISTS—FOR SALE, ONE FIRST RATE ROOT Mill, (London made;) two good counter Cases, two large upright Cases, with enpl wo very fine skel y and alot of Ext Conit from ‘the inspissa The above article will be sold cheap if applied tor soon, at 657 | Broadway. | Nik MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL | Board—Rev. L. Jewett and wife, Rev. H. L. ‘Companion, by Dr. A. jauriceau, Professor of Dis- | Van Meter and wife, Rey. C. C. Morse and wife, eases of Women, Sixth edition, 18mo., pp. 20. Price $4. | and Rev. S. Benjamin and wife. 60,000 copies sold in #ix month ears of suffering, of phys and mental angnish to ma an affectionate wife, and pecunia: 6 fparbeiaed to the husband, might have been spared; thousands now poor would have en= | joyed eompeten: housands now broken in health would have enjoyed it; hundreds now in their graves been still alive, by. a timely possession of this work. It is intended especially for the married, or those contem= Plating marriage, as it discloses important secrets which should be known to them particularly. To Wierd w Lasagne! does not permit of an increase of fami- it is of especi importance. Milica, aise every fomalethe wife, the mother, the one either budding into womanhood, or the one in the decline of yoars in whom nature contemplates an important change— can discover the causes, syinptoms, and the most efficient re- medies, and most sortala imode of gure, in every complaint to which her sex is subject. sale nt 222 Broadway, and at the Publishing 129 re, Little & Co., Albany; W. R. Day CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarvnvary, April 21—6 P. M. The flour market was steady and active to-day, under the influence of a good demand for the British pro- yinces and for the East, while there was more doing than was reported the day previous. Wheat was and Genesee held at ate rates, while sales of Ohio were freely made for milling, including a portion to to Troy. Corn was steady, and sales pretty freely made, at previous quotations, ‘There was no change in meat or rye flour. Pork was heavy, with moderate sales, om terms stated below. Other articles in the provisiom line remained about the same. The groeery market exhibited no new features worthy of cular note. , treet, N. Owing to the unfavorable accounts of the destructive Boscon, FB’ Peterton, #8 Chestnut strest, Phitadelphiat | effects of the late cold weather at the South to the eote William Taylor & Co., Baltimore; M. Boullemet, Mobile; v ten crop, the market was },c. better to-day, with heavy B. Ruscoui, New @rle trO the, receipt of $ free of post a be addressed, past paid, to Dr. A. M. Mauriooau, Box Bat’New York city.” Orme, 189 Liberty treat, O CURE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, W@ DUANE ST, may be consulted om the treatment of certain dolionts diseases. A practice of sixteen years devoted to the treat- ment of delicate diseases enables Dr. C. te cure the worst form of this disease, Recent cases eured in three days. No moreury used. D K. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, SO WELL KNOWN J.B, Oubbedge, Savannah, ‘a copy will be transmitted by madl, the United Stat “All tottors sales, portions of which were on speculation, Corre®.—The market is not very active, and we have but to notice sales of 1,000 bags Laguayra, at 64¢c.; 400 do, Rio at 64gc., and some parcels of Maraenibo, at 7340, Java ranges from 8c. to 9'4c., and St. Domingo at 53ge, a 5%. Svcans.—The operations of the day are 600 hhda, at dc. a 4440., for New Orleans, and 40. a 5%c, for Cuba Museayado, and 600 bags Brazil, at 6¢. 4 mos, Svices.—No. 1 nutinegs are lower, and can be bought for Ye. in the treatment of Belioate disoases.—The Doctor's repu= Srrp.—Sales of 100 bushels.time thy wore made at $2 tation for Rill im Thee iil acaaen mel 50, sane wae lower, Small sales of old clover were made at de. aisahbastser aed owen “seceon barereetrt a Fras Tho cargo of the ship Carrington was offre 5 5 5 W- | this day by L. M, Hoffman & Co., and although an ad- to his mode’ of treatm: rial principle. Strictures cur The victims of solitary indulg rtainty of cure, Office 61 Dey ste MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED ‘confidentially on private diseases. Gloets, strictures, Tenereal ulers, and eruptions he pares wherg otbere ful, Be- rod in afew days. Norvous and organic Set crane to cure. Bee his Londen diploms'in his ellen, ‘Biss Fulton etreet. the green teas were withdrawn; the blacks were all sold at full prices, Cassia brought 1740, 6 montha. ‘Terms 6 months. Hyson.—10 \ chests 77; 10 do. 76 14.do. 7534; 30 do, 67; 10 do. 54; 15 do. 48; 16 do, 47; 3d do. 4634; 45 chests 865. Young Hyson'—40 14 cheste 68; 20'do, 60; 40 do. 6754; 21 do, 6534; 20 do, 4734; 6 do. 45} 60 de. 4414; 16 do. 35; 809 do. 84; 44 do, 20; 112 do. 27. Hyson Skin.~10 chests 26; 20 do. 254 00 ik chests 39; 20 do 2854; 04 do, 28; 25 chests 23; 28 do. 2254; K PH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRL do. 18. Gunpowder.—30 34 chests 56 (0, 43; Fe Seat 0.88 strogt—Office hours@ | do. 3834; 58 do. 8734. Imperial. —6134 ol 6794; 22 412A. M,, 6109 P. M, (Sunday exeepted). Those who appt | do. 30; 42 do. 354. “Ningyong.—28 34 chests 58; 467 do. stages will bo surprised at the rapidity and 34; 1,117 do. 83. "Ni ‘Oolong —-25 16h, boxes 41; Attending their cure. It is chiefly, however, | 144 do. 40},; 50 1dlb, do, 36%; 8900, 874; 200 TIb. do. suffered from @ cortain olass of 10, who ; 400 do. 34 sng. —-200' 3g chests 33. Ni preciate his services, In stricture, ite | 35; 400 do. 34. Oolong.—200 34 chests 33. to its more advanced and distressing s Pouchong—75 34 chests 30; 160 do. 295g. Fi Pe- On Advantages aud wvery extensive ey koo.—30 chests 405. Cassia, 6,400 mats at 17Me pee rapid, oasy and radical oure, which, he pound, Fanaiace atin one be obtained from uy other source i@ | Tomicco,—We qunex the usual statement, showing