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

‘tative movement that a balance was soon placed against mae, Which required large shipments of specie to liqui- date, The rane result will be in realized, if the sameceurse fs pursued in the importation of specie, Fortunately, the balance of trade—if thore is any ba- Janee at all—in our favor, {s small, and the receipts of specie from Europe are likely to be small. As limited as they will probebly be, compared to the amount anti- cipated, we trust they will be some time coming, that no effect upon our markets will be visible. If we import ‘three millions of dollars, the probability is that we shall keep the whole of it; whereas if we import six millions, the chances are that we should lose nearly or quite the whole of it. The movements of the banks of this city, according to returns made to the Comptroller of the State, in ac- eardance with a special act of the Legislature, on the 24th of February last, compared with those of the 9th of December previous, exhibit the annexed statement: Banxs or Tuy Crty or New Yor Resources. Dee. 9,43. Feb.9, "49. ounts except to directors Loans and ‘and brokers. Loans and dise All other lish: ities absolute or contin= ent of directors... 478,453 Afl sums due from broker 1,424,003, Real estate 2,059,008 ** Bonds and mortgage: 1LLGS2 ory notes other than for loans ounts. . % and expense erdrafts, .... Bills of solvent banks on hand... °°...) Due from solvent banks on demand, ...., Due from suspended banks on demand, TPtal resources, cress eee es Liabilities, of Ny ers Canal Fund, n demand. . individuals and corporations 0 than banks and depositors Due banks on demand... ... Due to others not included in the above heads, . Total liubilitios. $03,754,835 64,720,354 According to these returns, there has been an in- crease from December, 1848, to February, 1849, of $2,621,911 in tho line of loans and discounts, of $1,485,406 in private deposits; and a decrease in specie of $1,526,619, and in circulation of $322,999. The lowest point in the supply of specio in the vaults of the banks of this city, was probably on the 2th of February last, or soon after, and the reduction in circulation, and contraction in private oredits caused by this reduction in bullion, has been partially the cause of the recent stringency in the mo- neymarket. Within the past few days there has been a very important increase in the supply of specie, and the probability is that an expansion on the part of the banks will be exhibited in the next returns.— ‘The dank reports, as published under the new law, are perfectly uscless to the community at large. More than two months have expired since the returns were made, and the Stato authorities to whom they were made have justmade them public. These reports are required as much for the benefit of the financial and commercial classes, as for the purpose of keeping the banks ina pro- per position ; but as now made, they do not answer either of the objects aimed at. ‘The yalue of merchandise imported into this district, excepting that sent to the warehouse, and the amount of duties received during the week ending on the 27th instant,in cach of the past four years, was as annexed:— Commence oF THR Port or New Yoru—Vatur oF ther 62,910 8174853 Iuvorrs, santos i 1849. Datiable goods...” 6,484 Total mdze. .. .$1,125, 097 Specio 18,297 Totals... ..... $1,143,304 ‘The yaluo of merchandise, including the amount of apecle imported Into this district, in each of the first four weeks in the month of April, in cach of the past four years, was as annexe! Commerce oy THE Port or New Yorx--Vatur oF Inrorrs. Fe Mack. sSL OO BT Tigo 1412420 Teese. Larsoot Tolans 2: Fourth weel 43,304 1,414,030 1,926,146 Total $6,313,041 11,203,220 7,020,023 8,512,738 Of the importation for the first four weeks in April, 1847, $2,640,737 was in specie; while for the same period in 1349, the importation of specie amounted to only $635,746. ‘The value of dry goods entered during th past week for consumption, was $601,300; withdrawn from warehouse, $93,200; entered for warchousing, $48,823. The amount of specie in the sub-treasury 0° this port at the close of business yesterday, was $1,872,- 443, against $1,993,498 at the close of the previous week; showing a reduction during the week of $121,055. The season has so far advanced, that we cannot expect very Jarge importations of merchandise; and the receipts from customs must of course be small. Tho sub-trea- sury is, therefore, in a fair way of being drained. This, with the large amount of money that will be let loose this week by the payments of dividends, cannot but have & favorable influence upon the money market. It isestimated that about a million of dollars will be paid cout on the Ist of May for the purpose above mentioned. The city government, several banks, and several insur- ance and railroad companies, pay their regular semi- annual dividends on that day. ‘The interest due on the 1st of May, on the bonds of the Hudson and Berkshire Railroad Company, will be paid on presentation of the coupons at the Mechanics’ Bank. Several failures have been reported in Boston within the past few days, among the dry goods jobbers. Witha singlo exception, they have not been of much magni- tude. As a general thing, the merchants of Boston stand well; but there are many cases where the amount of capital employed has been so limited, compared with the amount of business transacted, that the pressure «gin the money market recently experienced was too ‘much for such houses to bear up under, The anxiety exhibited by a class of Boston merchants, during the past three or four years, to extend their business into the extreme sections of the country, without sufficient capital to enable them to give the long credits required by that class of customers, has placed their affairs in such a shape that the first very severe pressure in the market caused many of them to suspend. In thoir efforts to compete with the same class of merchants in this city, they have become bankrupts, ‘The New England Worsted Manufacturing Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent. ‘There is every probability of the amount necessary to insure the completion of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Railread being raised by stock subscriptions. Twenty- five hundred shares have been subseribed, leaving but about fifteen hundred more to be taken, to insure to put the work under contract, This is a very impor- tant affair for Philadelphia, and we are pleased to see the line in such a fair way of being completed, This will make the third line from the Atlantic to the West, two of which—the Baltimore and Ohio, and the Penn- sylvania and Ohio—connect the Ohio river with the sea court; and one—the New York and Erie—connects the waters of the Atlantic with those of the Great Wes- tern Lal Although these works will not come into direct competition with each other, the trade of the West will be divided between them, and fora time they may not prove xo productive to the stockholders as is desirable, but to the section of eountry through which they pass, and the places of ermination, they will be of incaleulable benefit, COLO ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. TN. 0, D.—THE MEMBERS alter Tues~ WY Bowery, VAN of this tod y evenin +—THE MEMBERS OF POLAR STAR . {), aro hereby notified that the Lodge will meet in the nla room,” Cad Faljogy’ Atal, on and afer Puesd ist, By order of the N. G. Huonday, lay Ist. By order 18S Ceo, searetary,. 0. OF 0, FEC IAN ENCAMPME 0. 3% st, atthe new room ings of thie Enewmp= nings of each IN, Seribes vening, Ma ular mes re Tues da E J. wit heer on Teerday O44 Fellows’ Hall, The r ent will Le on the first and tH ROTON LODE quested bon tend the funeral o (ionday,) at Lo'eloe! N.G. 0! 1 sidenceon the tet Mea tee to My enrriers, or put der of new firms lately star in my dir they wo address to thie oifice, i a {REFNWCOD CEMETERY.—THE OFFICE OF THIS H institution is removed to No. 64 Broad y YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.— Nee ete annual election for thirteen Directors of this ‘on " ke ph. i their ottice, No. 2 Havover a ee Wi the hours of LZ M. and sted tu give a written no~ As there are a num~ ny of who’ are now by sending bhoir v0, Propel day May 15, otwe SE rhe Tra for Books willbe cloned from the 70h to 13th Fasi, bows day inalusive, By ordor of tho Hoard of Dirootare. A. KYLE, dt. Soorotary. REWARDs. seh ARE LTE REWARD WILL BE OIVEN FOR THE FIND- cvertonnd trom hs sloop on Saturdny siternonn, off Grand strece Ferry, ER. Hi ropmiation. will be thanttully rocetved, and the. abo ward wilt bovpaid ow the tading ef his body RICHARD LEWIS, 241 South, SPORTING. NION COURSE, I. L-- TROTTING. —MONDA U ‘April 0th, ue 3 cielock, w matsn bo Aiea eticeaad repeat, to 20lbs. wagons. C. 8. Bet names black g. Stranger; T. Rogers names r. g. Secly. Immodiately after, & Purse 0 milo heats, best three in five, in harness. R. Tuttle b. g Kentuok; G, Cooper enters b. g. Hard Times; J. Whelpley enters gg Major . D. GREENE, Proprietor. te 5) REWARD CSTRAYED.ON SUNDAY APTERNSON, a small white Terrier Slut, with the name of the owner on her neck. The above reward will be paid to the finder, if returned to 16 Waverly Place. OCKET BOOK LOST—A GREEN MOROCCO POCKET Book lost, containing some money, and the followi notes:—Draper & Eldridge, dated New York, March 6, 1849, at 6 months, for $421 83; do, , do., $31275; made payable to the order of Titsworth, Dunn & Co., at the an and not endorsed, The public are cautioned against gotiating the above notes, ay the payment of the Stopped. Any person finding the above desoribed Book is requested to return it to No. 20 Maid stairs; or to the subseribers, Plainfield, N. J., and may Keo) the money for their trouble,” TITSWORTH, DUNN, & Ci 0G LOST—$l0 REWARD.—AN ENGLISH SETTER Dog, white and liver color. ‘The above reward will be id for his return to the owner, No. 24 Pearl street, or 34 ammond street. = the ne- WANTS. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young American Girl, to do'Chanberwork and Waiting, urse and do sewing and housework, in s small family. city reference ; two years in her last place. Ploase cali 57 Sullivan street, corner of Broome, in the basement. Can Le seen for two day WANtED—BY 4. 8 a situation as Chan Plain ing and Froni ‘wer, to assist in herself gencrally useful; has no objec th a family country; has good city reference from her last place. to th Can be seen for three days; please call at No. 175 Laurens store, CB. street, in PR ANTED—~4 SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS. Chambermaid or Waiter, would do honsework for # nal! family, and take care of children. Best of city refer- ence given. Please apply at 16 Mott street—enn be soon for wo days. ANTED=TWO DOMESTICS ARE IN \T OF SI- tuations, the Indy they are with now having given up housekeeping. They have been in their present place for more than a year, and can give the hest of recommendations, Inquire to-day (Monday) gat 142 Mercer street, one door below Hous on street. ANTED: SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework in # small pri- vate family; is # good plain cook, washer and ironer. Can Ypriqduce good city referenee. Apply at 47 Elm street, on the Bil foo ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY IN BROOKLYN, A at, cleanly Protestant woman—English, American, ferred-—to cook, wash and iron, also make broad. roughly wnderstan eatimonials ag to character and capt may call at 182 Water street, corner of Burling Slip, New York, on Monday morning, froin 10 to 12 o'clook. ANTED—AN OFFICE CLERK AT A FIRST RATE Hotel.—A very active and exemplary young man, from 17 to 22 years of age, promising a peculiar tact fur recollecting names and countenances of persons, of easy and pleasing address, not large im stature, and capable of writing rapidly ahandsome hand, Address 'A. B., at this office, WA NIEDA SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT girl, with four years’ city reference, as Nurse in a pri- vate family. Would do chamberwork or fine washing. Please cc 74 6th avenue, in the book stor PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, rmaid and Waiter, or Nurse and ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, as Cook, Washer, and Ironer, orchamber maid and laundress, Good city reference. Apply at 217 Elizabeth street, second floor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT MAN, Porter, and understands gardening and care of horses. Wages no obj ‘ith a respectable family, Good references given, Addi Porter,” Herald office, ANTED—BY AN ENGLISHWOMAN, A SITUATION s Nurse and Sempstress. Is a tolerable dressmaker. Can cut and make boys’ jacke Blo of taking charge of a new): given. Apply at 75 Spring street, three doors ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to cook, wash, and iron. Can give good refe- rence from her last place. Apply at 205 4th avenue, corner of 20th stree! ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, WASHER, AND Troner in a respectable family ; or to do general house- private family. The best of city reference en for two days. Apply at 55 lat atrect. ANTED—WOULD LIKE TO HAVE AN INTERVIEW with A. B., in relation to his advertisement in the Herald, of date 2th of April, whether suited or not, Please address 8. C. C., Herald « ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, todo the geleral housework of « pri- fam id reference given. Has no objection to Please call at No, 122 Mott street. TE D—BY A YO MAN, A SITUATION AS achman or Groom. Understands his business per- fectly well. Has no objection to town or country. Good re- ference can be given. Flease apply at a9 Christy st Bowery nce. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A NICE AND TLDY German girl, to do cooking, washing and ironing, or chamberwork, waiting, taking care of children, and sewi Best recommendation from her Last place. Ploase call at 2 Bowery. WANTED-BY A RESPECTANLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid, washer and ironer, or to do the general housework of s small private family, Can give city reference ax to trustworthiness, good temper, and Meneral character. ‘May be soe at G7 Charlton strect, for feo dave. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED YOUNG woman, who lately lost her baby, a child to nurse, in her own house, 34 Oak street, 2d floor, Good city reference can be given. NFORMATION WANTED—OF BENJAMIN BANNIS- ter, a native of Essex, England, who came to this country in 189, aged about St For about a year and a half he lived in New York, Paterson, N. J. and at Clarksville, Mercer county, Pa., nt which last place he was school teacher when last heard of, vit: in January, 138. He expected to Tenve there in May, {88s for Pittsburgh, to obtain a situation in the gas works there, or to locate himself in Philadelphia, asan ule brewer, or manufacturer of soda wator and ginger er. Any persen who will furnish information of Mr. Ban- nister’s place of residenco, if living, or satisfactorily estab- lish his death and burial,’ if deceased, will be liberally ro- warded Any TYG. TOWNSEND, Attorney at I ENRY C. NSEND, Attorney at Law, No, 09 Arch street, Philadelphia, ET NURSE.—A YOUNG ENGLISHWOMAN WHO has recently lost her first child, and who has a good supply of milk, wishes to take a child to nurse into her own house. Application can be made to Mrs. Bennett, at tho 4th Reuse west of the Fourth Avenue, in Ith street, south side, a cottage house on the rear of the lot. Most’ respectable Teferences can be given. go ry. ‘i information ma; 7 ee (C487 OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE: Gentlemen having superfluous effects to dispose can obtain a fair price for thom by sending for the su through the Post Office, who will ttend at their reside Ladies attended to, by Mrs, Lovenstyn. J. LEVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs. ADAM E. TARIN, 449 BROADWAY, SOLICITS THE in of the Ladies to her rich collection of French Millinery; Dress Bonnets; Caps; Lace, Gimp and Straw Bon- nets; French Ribbons; F! Laces, &e. P, 8,—Milliners supplied with Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, &e. RESS MAKING, EMBROIDERIES, READY MADE Linon, and. Fashions.—Mesdames Viel, from Paris, re- siding S28 Broadway, respectfully make known to the Ladin of New York, that on the first of May next, they will remove their store te No. 47 Lisponard street, near Broadway. Turt received from Paris, a creat assortment of Embroideri and of the above mentioned articles, all mado upon new pai terns, and remarkable for their tasto and elegance. The store in Lispenard street will only be opened on the 3d of May. pit ANEOUS. QTOVFS THE SUNCRIBERS ARE PREPARED, TO supply dealers with s large and excellent variety of Cook- ing, Parlor and Box Stoves, at low prices for cash or credit. Circulars, with drawings and deseriptions, will be sent by mail to any one desiring them, JAGGER, TREADWELL & PERRY, Eagle Foundry, No. 110 Beaver street, Albany. PERS, STEAMBOATS, &o— friends and the considerable loss by s customers with D, GRE dar street, OTICE TO HOTEL KE ‘The subscriber respectfully public, that, although he has sustai fre, yet he is now fully prepared to 8 mnie his usual promptne THO: ‘ Porter and Ale Dealer, 96 fh 3 SHINGTON DELIVERING HIS INAUGURAL AD- dress, April 1789, in the Old City Hall, New York. -aved on atee! hy Sadd, from am original picture by Matteson. Plate, 22 by 24 inches; on fine paper, 25 by A doseriptive key will accompany each impression. oofs, $each., ‘The. Fret 100 copies on India paper, $5 cach. fe tust published, by John Neale, 6 Carmine street, New Yerk, NHEAP CARD PRINTING.—J, T. CROWELL & CO., / General Job Printers, No. 16 Spruce street, 5th floor, | having procured w supply of Hoe & Co's Patent Improved Card Presses, are prepared to print cards in the bost style, with great despatch, at the far superior to all the ‘They may be seen in uss at any time, at the above place, where all are invited to nd witness their operation. RADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUEREOTYPES, NOS. 20- ‘and 207 Broadway, corner of Fulton street. A‘ a TIFICIAL FLOWERS FROM PARIS.—A LARGE AS- tment of this article just received from Paris, and for vites the commi chandise, whic t 24 Trinity place, The manxfacturer, M. Maricot, in- ion and other merchants to view his mer- of the best quality, and of the Intest Please call at my’ office, from 12 to 4 SEIGNETTE BRANDY, LANDING—3I5 HALF, quarter, and eighth casks, of the old and genuing brand, of very auiperior quality, now landing from brig Nanine, rrived from Rochelle, and for sale by MeENCO EST. NICOLL, be CO. And 6 Front street. <AUN, IMPORTER OF FRENCH AR- 59 John stree| Cc. LEMOD « Havana Segars, of the choicest brand on the attention of connoisseurs to his recent import which are new, aud of rare excellence, An intio ‘Advantageous to consumers, The old customers of thia storo are particularly invited to call. I> ENOV, AND DED tist’s F extalliehmont from 92 Reade street to 112 Franklin street, between West Broadway and Church strost +. WANGH. ISH LEVER WATCHES, 1 manufactures, for sale by Close Gor? Ane guyER RNG! and Watol jovemen' pvholesale only, vory low for cash, AL's Shu" tall before purchasing elsewhere, F. ROBBINS: 39 John street, up stairs. the in buyers will do wal 1 CANAL LINE, for 149.—This line leaves Pier foot of Jay street, daily, atSo'clock, P.M. Positively no freight taken after 5 o'clook, Tho following run in ihis line-—teamboats Norwieh, Highlander=C . ILBUR Ws mes Oa Webat Or orming, Oro ebster, Whee, May Flower, nock. N. B.. No othor than the for whioh RH. Stone is Agent si NY. must uaeay street. above boats run in this on thedock. All ordei 0 $10!—T PIANO Wiki, DR TAUGHT BY A im lady; who hase thorongh knowledee of Musio, an eve (Fc moat anezsepulonable ceferonees. Terme Un lisenld oboe. 1g ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE.—A PURSE OF $25, mile heats, best three in five, t saddle, free for all horses that never won a purse, will come off on 2d Mays, 31% o'clock, P. Entries to close nt ‘on or befor 9 P.M. on Tuesday, lst WM. FONNER, lroprivtor. IGEON SHOOTING.—1,500 Pigeons will be shot at the Ked House, Harlem, at 1 o'clock, To-day. ‘The public invited to participate in the sport SALES BY AUCTION. KER WILL SELL, THIS DAY, AT 10s + c'clock, at No. 27 Greenwich Avenue, Household Furni- ture—and, at 11 o'clock, at No. 651 Broadway, part of Mr. Marshall's stock of choice Confectionary, Preserves, &e. ke., together with iture, Shelving, & McCORMICK, AUCTIONEE! © pets, Rugs, &e.—This Day, at 10 o'¢ ham street, near Pearl st., will be sold, » general of Carpets,” Rugs, Oil Cloths, Mats, Window Shade: longing to'a person going to California. C, TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER.—HAN DSOME HOU «hold Furniture, Silver Ware, &e.—A. C. Tattle wil rell at auction, This Day, at 10 o'clock, at 52 Downing street, a small assertme ny Parlor and Bedroom Furni- tof Mahogay ture, of & family removing from the city, the wh haw been in use but one year; and con other Carpets; Sofa, C Side ments; Solar Lamps; China and Silver Ware, viz: Silver Teapot, Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will ¢ A TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER.—FURNITURE AND Fixturos, Wines and Liquors, Kegs, &e., of an Eating House and Bar Room.—aA. C, Tuttle will sell, on Monday, at 12\ o'clock, at the corner of Wall and Nagsau streets, the en= tire contents of said house, consisting of Marble top Counters, Oil Cloth, Office Clock, Desk, Refrigerator, Oyster Stand, Coffee Urns, Casters, Britannia Heaters and Burners, Glass Ware, Kegs, Casks, Fixtures, Boer Pump, &e.; also, Liquors, viz., randy, Rum, Gin, Port and Madeira Wines, &e. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER.—SECOND SPRING Je of Refined Sugars.—L. M, Hoffman & Co. will sell on Wednesday, May 2d, at 11 o'clock, at the Commercial Sa! Room, the stock of standard refined Sugars, manufactured by Messrs. Woolsey & C ist af, Crushed and fowdered Refined, in. tl ‘Terms of credit which ols and Je 0 Also, Also, Y JACOB $. PLATT—L. G, CARRINGTON, AUC- tioneer,--Assigneo's Sale of % stock of Musical Instra ments, single and double barrel Percussion Guns, an assort ment of Fancy Goods, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Fish Knives, &e, Also, fine Cutlery, &e. Also, 1 fine Gold aud Silver Watches, Gold and gilt Jewelry, & Plott will sell, this day, at tho Auction Room, street, at 10.0'¢lock, for cash, as above, among’ whic veral cases Violins, ‘Guitars,’ Violin Bows, 3) Flutes, Fites, silver and in and Guitar Strings, Stays, Holders, lorns, Guitar Buttons, Fiano Wire, Dram, Flutes, &e. . 100 pairs brass and steel barrel Pis single and double Gung, some of which have fine carved st Powder Flasks, Gun, Nipples, Brusbes, French Porte Mv peniers, Ten Trays, Waiters, heavy silver pla criuan silver Table and ea Spoons, Ladies, Fish Kuives, ells, Tooth Brushes, Combs, Scissors, Razors, &o.— jor assortment of tine Pocket Cutlery, assorted ng new patterns, and suitable for retailing, con~ : rs, Razors, Southern clock, an‘ invoiee of 40 be sold in lots ‘and Gold and 8 to suit purchasers, AUCTION NOTICE —LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT AND valuable furniture of all descriptions, This Day at 10% O'clock, at No. 11 Spruce street, including a most desirable assortment of Piano Fortes; also, without reserve, by virtue of a mortgage, under the direction of C. K. Taylor, Eaq., two splendid rosewood Fiano Fortes, seven octaves, in fine order, THOS. BELL, Auctioneer, EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET F, Hough Auctioneer.—Anction sales of Horses, Car~ rages, Harness, Saddles, Be. this day. April, S0th, com- meneing at 12 o'clock, JOHN 'H. GATFIELD, Proprietor. FOR SALE. OR SALE--A MAMMOTH COAL BLACK NEWFOUND- Jand Pup. “A beautiful English Hunting Spaniel, a de- termined ratter. Apply at 209 Water street. up stairs ACIORY FOR SALE, IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION, manufacturing Printers’ Wood Typo and Raised Sign Letters, by machinery. ‘This machinery is admirably suited for all’ Carving Purposes for which a pattern can be made, from the finest engraving toa heavy cornice. Should the in- ventor, Mr. Isane Merritt Singer, obtain a patent for the in- vention, or any improvement he may make thereon, the said patent is secured by deed to tho subscriber for the term of seven years from April 3d, 1848, in any part of the United States, aud for ever in Alleghany county. Or, a Partner wanted, capable of managing the above business, and willing to take an interest of one-fourth in the capital stock, For forther information, apply (post paid) to HOLEY & RYAN, Pittsburgh, Pa. OR SALE, PRICE §180—ONE OF BAY RICHMOND'S Colts, five years old, dark ing 15'4 hands high, wi ted perfect in'all respect ‘A. M. BRUEN, 13 Codar street. OR SALE OR RENT—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY residence, containing 38 acres, directly on the Sound, 18 miles from the City, near New Rochelle, Westchester coun N. Y., 134 miles from Railroad Depot. ‘Inquire of David ‘No, 62 Wall street, Uriore' map can be seen, tridge Kellogs, New Rochelle, N. Y. OND STREET—FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS THREE Story House, on South side of Bond strevt, near Brond- way. Apply to A. J, BLEECKER, 7 Broad street. XTENSION TABLES FORSALE.—TWO VERY HAND some, well made, new pattern Extension Tables, that were awarded a silver medal at the last Fair, superior y of the kind, a bargain to amateurs, as the inventor is about leaving the city on account of ill-health, The above may be seen at No. 65 Mercer street, IRGINIA LANDS FOR SALE.—I OFFER FOR SALE, my Mulberry Island Estate, situated immediately on the Rappahannoc about 8 miles above Tappahanna, containing 1,794 bout 25) acres of which, fronting on the river, are equal to any Iands on the river for farming. ‘The residue juable, chiefly for its timber and wood, vi white oak, locust, chestnut, pine, &e.; . tenements, the annual rental of which 250. also a firat'rate marl bank, and a good fishery might be estab= lished on it. It has been recently valued by commissioner at $10,772. Being in want of money, I offer it for $8,000, The steamer Mary Washington, plying from Baltimore to Fredericksburg, will land toto desirous of oxamining ity at Smith's w! ‘about 3 miles distant. ress, post-pai A. N. BERNARD, Froderickaburg. [\OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GRO- cory Store doing & good business, together with the good . wo Will of the lease. APPLY, BRENAN, 96 Walker street. ‘A RARE CHANCE—THE STOCK AND Fixtures of fa first class family grocery store, in one of the best neighborhoods in the city. ‘The store has been estab- lished. over three years, is now doing an excellent business, and offers a most desirable opportunity to any enterprising going in the uired. ith Avenue. OR SALE: an, with @ Leh este eae 5 LOT or ted try, ct wssession immediately, if re: binant c. ASHLEY, ah FP OH SAUE—A WaLITE HORSE, OF FINE STYLE AND action; isa spirited driver, an excellent family hors dd will stand in the street without tying ; can trot a mile ide of three minute: nd ye be sold low, as the owner has no for a horse. ply to further use for a TTRKLES STEWART, 146 Liberty stroet. AOR SALE—THE GOOD. WILL AND FIXTURES OF AN Exchange office; is handsomely fitted up, and in good lo- cation. Address, with real name, 1, A. H., Herald office. INSURANCES. ERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘A No, 63 Wall strcet.—In conformity with the requisitions sharter, the Company submit the following state~ of their ment :— Amount of Premiums not marked off April 34, Amount of Pre i Policies the year ending April 3d, 1849. Total amount of Premiums... ... $181,639 48 beens 855,128 14 vee $1,036,707 62 issued" during The amount of Premiums marked off during the arasabove, wat vetcseg eezy 9804900 88 on) rine rel jase Sib 6H mn Inland transportation ‘and navi- ation do.c. en. ve 84,480 88 Less rotarn Promiuma,...ssccvesseeee 66008 78 Earned Premiums for the year........ $773,271 78 Paid during the same period for Tosson and: re-insuramce..s....., $470,073 46 Marine losses. oe 146 Inland navigation do, 80,589 396 Interest and commission, Tose gain Expenves and bad debts, “ pres Profits to be divided. .. $277 f earnings of 1817 958 0 Sas fa s : ae 1848 batty 7 Do ao Bas. aed "725 0 Total for three yours. ....... a7 60 The Comp r report that they have at this date the following ast Invested i ‘States five and six per cont stock. . $219,375 00 Billy rece 402,258 94 Cash and unsett! 23,718 30 notes . $645,576 26 The T T cent on the net of the past year, payable in scrip next. 24 Monday in Ma; te tn * to pay an interest of six ‘The Trustees have also resolve recent on the amount of the Certificates authorized to be ‘ssued in April IM7, and April 1848, to be paid to the holders thereof, or to their legal representatives, on and after the Lith of the Boa any of May next, COMB, Seorstary. EES. CYRUS CURTISS, AN BOKEL G. CARLETON, US ‘HOPKINS, “LG. WAVIL LEVI COOK, DAVID L. SAYRE, HENRY A. STONE, JOUN STEWARD, Jun'e. OWE. MALTBY, GEO. D. PHELPS, HER L 1 GEOR . C.W. A. RODGERS, HENRY JESSOY. EPTIMUS CROOKES, CHAS. PAYEN, CHAS, H. ROGERS, JAS. T, SOUTTER, fi, BE. MORIN FRED'K VIETOR, SAM'L J. BEALES, H.W. T. MALI, WM. WATT, RICHARD BIGELOW, ALMET REED, X18 8, BAKER, A OSEPIL WALKER, President WIS GREGORY, Vice-Presiden' VALTER, Assistant Vice-President. BOARDING, é&c. OAKDING—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET, Toard, Also, 4 single gontleman can be acoomm ented, ab 177 Canal street. OARD. AT NO, 612 BROADWAY—TWO ROOMS ON recend flower, consisting of front and back parlor, with om and pantries attached, will be rented togather or ne= ‘Alaa, other pleasant rooms for single gentlemen. OARD.—A SMALL FAMILY, NOT TO EXCEED FOUR r four single persons, can be accommodated Private family, on reasonable terms, eonsider- n toned inn th foard in hg hide SL lot strevt, west of Ath ing location, Ke, Apply at No avenne, “ERCHANTS ‘Arch and Mark agement of th aud im th into t itis their purpose to render it w with which it has been heret FOURTH STRERT, BETWEEN Philadel phi: The prictor: tre of business.) having. Wi he haede of tke subsertbers, they beg lon ; mare tained, and hope, iy the patronage of thoi wren heows Bosal Lebron is Ine 7 ‘thy of the liberal unremitting wtiention, to dese businoss or pleasure. ibn, friomds, whe may vieit'the olry on buen Formerly of the Kxchange Hotel, Pittsburgh. AMUSEMENTS. AAA AAAI AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL ’ THEATRE—MONDAY Bowens THEATRE, AY EVENING, APRIL 9, mn d the tragedy 0 ER—Worner, Mf J, Wallach, jr: be®, Mr. Idensts ir. Wim Stralenheim, Mrs, Wats iocecalled SERNY LE + Swigites 1 Mr. 2. Jordan, To conclude with th.’ his, Mr. Dug Robin, Mr. Winans,” Gnehatds Mr. 5 Cartouche, Mr. Gilbert; t Prey, ann; Li- sete, Miss Wemyae; Marzot, Ming M. 808, Doors open 8 dete tain will rise at73g. Boxes». °" it, 1249 ots, IONAL THEATRE, CIATHAM street. —Monday evening, April 30, will be acted the lyeal drama of ROSIN A MEADOWS—Harry Mendon, Mx. CLQ- frau; Tom Belford, Mr, Seymour; Bill Staples, Mr, Forvester; Jethro Baxter, Mr. Booth; Rosina Meadows, Miss B. Mestayer; Hrs After which, NEW YORK Joe, Mr. Booth; Charles Me: Katy, Miss Mestayer: Eimily, Mrs. Tale |. To conclude with the MOMENTOUS QUESTION— Robert Shelly, Mr, His James Greentield, Mr. Tilton; Univ Jack, Mr, Booth: . Mrs. Woodward, Doors open at curtain rises at 7), es, 2) evata; Pit, 1274 © AMISH MW rs. marr AAA AAA ROADWAY THEATRE—E. A. MARSHALL, PRo- brietor-—Monday evening, |April 3, will be ‘acted the tragedy of KING LEAR—King Loar, Mr. Forrest; Edgar, Mr. Dyott; Edmund, Mr. Fredericks; Oswald, Mr. Loster; Duke ot Bi ly, Mr. 11 of Gloster, Mr. Matthews; Miss F. Wallaok; in, Mrs. Watts; Gonoril, Mra. . To coneiude with thé comic drama of WHICH 13 E KING? Henry 1¥, Misy Wallack; Baron Ratalort, Mr. ‘ope; M. de Branville, Mi La Fleur, Mr. Moor- h Amelia de Branville, Mrs. Averill; Jenny Softhoart, Watts. Doors open at 7; to commence at 73. Dress Cir 9 tte, 78 conts; Family Circle, 25 cents. URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—MON- ‘ty April 3.'will be performed the comedy of M EALITY—Asper Manley, Mr. Burton; ‘anley. Mr. Lynne; Frank Meredith, Mr. Jordan; La- Riad, Mr. Raymond; Jack Swift, Mr. Brougham; Tom ; Mr. Johnaton; Rosabel, Miss Chapman: Barbara Man~ ; Blossom, Mrs. Brougham. ‘To conelnde with LLUSTRIOUS 8" ANGER—Prince Azan, ; Gimbo, Mr, J t, Mr. M. Huns B MECHANICS HALL, NO.472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN rand and Broom) April’90, and every night until further notice and well-known Christy's Minstr rganised, 1842--the oldest established company in the world; the first to harmonise negro melo and originators of the present popular style of Ethiopi: Entertainments, whose success in this city, during the past threo years, is ‘most conclusive evidence of their superior merit and attractiveness, Company consists of ton per formers, under the ion of E, P. Christy. Doors opon at seven; Concert commences at eight o'clock. An Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing at threo o'clock, P. M. MERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.—THE officers of the Association deeply grateful for tho ready sympathy and support hitherto eatended by the public, have to acknowledge the following donations:— Donations, Members, Annual. E. Simpson, Esq., Pittsburgh,. $— — oe tee ee: Se a 10 Robert Place, Bq. 2 = 0 sa. 50 = = resentation of the Printing necessary.) James G. Bermott (and the liberal i Goorg E. Ludiow, Esq... IR. Lloyd Esq.’ ; W. B. Asto xq rd, Es BE: PEELE TL EL tigstl TEPUE BRIELLE ‘an honorary member life. A donation of $10 or more annually, constitutes an annual honorary member, N. B.=- Those charitably disposed to nd who would wish to assist ft th solicited to address the undersigne JOUN BROL arts this institution, gh the above medium, that they will ¢ f Concerts, during the present week, in the ni after which they will visit New bedford, New O ovidence, returning Uhenee to the city’ of New York. Messrs, Distin’ have im- ported into this country a splendid variety of their celebra- tod Sax Horns, Sax Tubas, Cornets, Horns, ke. Xe, Musi-~ ns, AtoAteurs, and members of military bands, may inspect and purchase these instruments, on application to Messrs. CORBYN'& MARTINI, Musicnl and’ Dramatic Agonts, 4 Barclay street, New York; to whom, also, all offers of engage- ments to the Messrs, Distin may be addressed, ALLHALLA, 3) CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD- Way, re-opened for the simmer season with quite new entertal nts of the most attractive character and greatest variety. Open every night at 7 o'clock. E: ‘ance every Saturday at S o'clock. Boxer 37!%e. ASTLE GARDEN.—-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN Summer resort can now be engaged for ments during the ensuing season. Por furt and terms, apply at the office on the premise: (post paid) directed to the proprietors. FRENCH & HEISER. janager.— Splendid Perf-rmancos, at\i before 8. ‘Phe Mana- ger has engaged the aker Giant and Giantess, hey may be een at all howga, day or evening, with th Maiomoth Lady, who weighs 976 pounds; and that dimunit pecimen of humanity, Titania, the Fairy Qu brated Martinetti Family have been engazod at each entertainment, with Monsieur Ellslor, derful Gymnastic F Inughable Indicrows: Metamorphoses, &e. Pantom’nes, so engaged, Groat 1V the Yankes Comedian; Mr. Chapman, Mr. Copland, Miss West, on, Miss Melville. | Highland Mammoth Brother Wax Scriptaze Statuary. Wax representations of the Sia. meso Twins. Madame Rockwell, the fortuno-teller. mission 25 ots.: children under 10 years, 1234 eta, EW ORLEANS SERENAPERS, SOCIETY LIBRARY Rooms, corner Broadway and ‘Leonard street, every night.—Tho’ programme einbraces grand operatic’ sconce from “La Sonnambula,” “Lucretia Borgia,” and other Italian operas. Admittance 25 cents. Doors open at7. Concert at B o'elock. Concert every Wednesday and Saturday after- noon, at o'clock. STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—THE PUBLI respectfully informed that 1% will be opened for the performance o commoncing on Monday: the 7th of May next, with the far ell engagement of Mr. Macready, being his last performances the United States, Applications for engagements to be ont in writing to Mr. John Sefton, Box Otee, from 10 to 2 o'clock, daily. Ad- 66TP\UE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."—THE ORIGI- nal and well known Campbell Minstrels, the origina~ ters of their own popular stylo of Music, have the pleasure to ounce to their friends and patrona in New York, they will havo the honor of recommencing theirinimitable and highty popular Musical Entercainmonts at the Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway, on M ing, May 4, on which occasion they will introduce a programme of their new Songs, Operatic Chorus, Dances, &e. Ne. Particulars in bills of the da; GA. KIMBERLY, Manager and Directo HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.—THE exhibition of Paintings by artista of the above achool JiiL pe onen every day, (Sundays excepted), from 10 o'clock A. M. until 10 o'clock P. M., at the large room over the hall of the Church of Divine Unity, in Brondway, betwven Spring and Prince streets, Admission, 25 cents, Season tickets, un= til 15th June inclusive, 60 cents. Catalogues, 1234 cents, NE WEEK MORE.—LARG3ST PAINTING IN THE World, at 395 Broadway—Hutehings’ Grand Classical orama of the Mediterrancan, overing over four miles of cal . This it ‘k has been exhibited in Boston and Albany for the last months, aad acknowledged by the pr by. far the most truthful, compro f brought out in. thos D every evening at 7, commencing at 8. Also, on Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 P.M. ‘Tickets 25 conte—no half. price. “Liberal arrangements made with schools and parties, HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 539 BROADWAY, between Spring and Prince atroets, and the only one in, this country, consists of a great number of life size Figure Chinese of all classes; several hundred Chinese Painti Apartmen’ 1d Vessels: Models of F Temples ; ens of Chinese Manufa their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements, Instrument of Music, Lanterns, &o. &e. Opon from nine A. M. ti M. ily. Admittance, 25 cents; children ander twelve, half TO BE LET. SAR Re nt XO LET—THE TWO FRONT ROOMS, NO. 60 NASSAU street; they are nice airy rooms, suitable for any kind of fancy business. Rent reasonable. ‘Posscasion immodiately. Aiply to P. L. Rogers, 76 Fulton street. 0 LET—A SPLENDID ROOM, ON BROADWAY, SE suitable for an ofhee, store, or show room, Appl, oly, to H. MEN DELL, Exchange office, cor ner a John street, Rent’ moderate, O LET—ONE OF THE BLOCK (NO, 142) OF THREE story Briek Stores and Dwellings on the easterly side of Greenwich avenue, between 13th and Ith streets—a great thorough Rent modera’ ApP Ly to £ BRI M TER, 31 Wall street. "ES LET—A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM, in a small private family where there are no boarder a desirable locatien, within one minwte's walk of Broadwi For particulars, address a note to P. 8., Herald office, O LET—THE FOUR SMALL GENTEEL DWELLINGS in Broadway finished, with marble ter. betwoon 29th and 30ch streets, nearly mantols, water closots, and Croton wa- ‘The Broadway stages pass the doors, and the ordinance d to pave the street, which is already lightod with gas, the two Stores and Dwellings adjoining the above, ont 2 Apply to HM. SCHIEEFELIN, 17 Enst lath Pr street, 1370 BROADWAY, A HANDSOME FRONT mining two splendid mirrors, in other respects Iso, furnished and unfurnished rooms to let the Minerva Rooms, in the rear of Nos. 402-4-6 and 8 Broadway, with all the fixtures attached. ‘The above rooms uld be rented to a good and responsible tenant fora term ronable rent; there being everything on the for Balls, Concerts or Publio Meetings. Fi further particulars inquire of Wm. K. Newton, No, 10 street, from 11 to Lo’ P.M. PARLOR AND BED-ROOM TO LET, FURNISHED, for single gentlemen, with breakfast, if required. Apply au dd Warren street. O LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEAR: y isting of 282 neres, on the Grand River, Tonia county, Michiran. “The land is frve of stono, and capablo of being made very productive, Also, 11 lots of grow e side of GLit street, this city, suitable for @ Flo Apply to W.C.& A. A) HUNTER, No. tre or Gardiner, ) South street. SHIPPING. nner OTICE,—THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION TO the capital stock of the New York and Liverpool United tes Mail Steamship Company, will be opened at the office of KE. K. COLLINS, 74 South street, in the city of New York, on Thursday, the 3d of May next, from the hour of 104. M., to 8 o'clock, P. M. JAMES BROWN, EDWARD K. COLLINS, ELISHA RIGGS, WILLIAM 8. WETMORE, STEWART BROWN, IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.—VESSELS SUBJECT TO Visitation by the Health Ofticer. Every vossal from @ foreign port having passengers, and every vessel having hinds during her passage, any case of Small-pox, or infectious o1 contagious disease—arriving at any time. All vessols from any port, in the ordinary p bm which they must south of Cape Henlopen—arriving between the thirty-first day of May and the sixteenth day of Ootober. And all vessels trom jwce (including { ‘Asia, Afric, or the Met , or from any of the West India, Bahama, Bor~ muda or W js, or from any one place in America, in the ordinary from which they pass south of Georgia, —arriving botw first day of April and tho first day of November. ALEX. B. WHITING, Health Officer. Journal of Commeree, Evening Post and Sun, please copy. VOR SAVAN HE NEW AND SUPERIOR Ocean Steamers of tho New York and Savannah Steam any, will leaye on Wednosday of every week, from Pior No. 4, North River. 2d May. 2 9th May, ‘lina. ‘16th May, tor passage apply at 194 Front street, to SAM'L L. MITCHILG, Commissioners, LAMBS, &c. GULENDID SOLAR’ LAMDS, GIRAN DOL Lamps and Tea ‘Trays, in gilt, silver and bron; Fanged and ready for ‘the publi¢ for inspection, in the first and second stories of the store, at wholesale and retail, at re duced prices, JOUN W, MORGAN, 104 Fulton street, Lamp Store from Broadway. ICAL LAMPS.—THE SUBS' opportunity of informing the public, that after the Istof May he will open his store at 449 Broadway, with an entirely new stock of French Mechanical Lamps, which will be found in every respect superior to any hitl ported, The foreman and workmen late of A. Diacon are attached to my establishment. ‘The shop for Repatri and Cleaning of the Lamps will, in the meantime, be locat at 445 Broadway, 3a story. 1. DARDONVILLE, AS FIXTURES, FRENCH, CHINA, SO! Lard Lamps--Cut, Plain and Pressad ‘Qh and Faucy Articles, &e., at J. STOUVEN 8 John street, No. 737 Broadway-Factory Nos. 58 and 7 street, N.Y. Constantly on hand a splendid assortment of the above'articles of French, English, and of ourown manufa per than at any othor establishment in this Goods loaned to ranted new pat= ture, for sale ol city, All articles matched to any patters families and parties. All the above are terns and style: 0., COMMISSTO. ‘and Shipping Merchants, Panama,—Consigaments of RIAS CONNOR FORWARDING, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuicton, April 28, 1849, The Last of the Week. “In old Kentuck, in the arternoon, We sweeps de floor wid a bran new broom, And orter dat we forms ri ° : And dis is de song dat de brack folks sing— i Clar do kitehon! Old Vahginny nebba ti-ah |.) Such is the song of the Union. The defeat of Mr. Pendleton, although by a whig—the defeat of Mr. Botts, although by the disaffected whigs of his district, who voted against him, or failed to vote at all, and the probable defeat of several other whigs in districts represented each by a whig in the last Congress, are causes sufficient for Father Ratchie to rub his hands with ardent satisfaction, only re+ straining his three cheers until the news comes in from the other side of “the Ridge.” It was the proposition of Mr. Polk to place a Lieutenant General over our armies in Mexico, in the person of a civilian, superseding the old soldiers of the national guard, that was most disastrous te the demoerats in the elections to the 30th’Congregs. That cause of distrust has ceased to exist, and the causes of the popular vote to General ‘Taylor have measurably subsided. ‘The contest in Virginia has ceased to be a contest, both over General Taylor and General Cass—between an original proviso man anda Southern slaveholder—and is now an issue on the old platform of the principles by which the whig and democratic parties are distinguished. The popularity of General Taylor may still serve one or two whig members; but penta it would appear that the people of Virginia are falling back. upon the old associations of party allegiance. As the election appears to be running, and the prospects in other Sta bea close division of ficiently close to from tes to follow, there will arties in the House, suf- " prevent any important measures: from passing that body of a Whig complexion, ex- cepting, perhaps, some slight modifications of the tarifi—some immaterial amendments of the sub- ‘Treasury laws, and some millions of dollars for rivers and harbors. Of this last measure there can be secured an appropriation of ten millions by means of log rolling—us, for example, you vote for my river, and I wilt vote for your harbor; you vote for my $10,000 to render Goose Creek navigable for ca- noes, and I will vote for your Mississippi appropria- tion of $300,000, We may expect, also, that Col. Benton's project for a railroad and a turnpike along side of it, free to the world, across the continent to the Pacific, will receive the favorable attention of the next Congress—that the bill of cheap pestages will be passed, and that through the suggestions of Mr. Clayton, the bill of indemnities of five millions for French spoliations, will be reviveed. There is another question which, in any event short of an intermediate State organization in Cali- fornia, will be thrown into the Senate from the Wouse, and that is the Wilmot proviso. ‘The ad- ministration, in some ef its most important appoint- ments, has been doing what it could to conciliate the free soilers to a compromise—the conciliation of Mr. Webster is a conciliation in behalf of Mr. Clayton’s desire of a compromise; but Mr. Clay and Mr. Benton, if brought to the vote, will vote for the Wilmot proviso. ‘There is a prospect, then, unless events may interfere to arrest it, that the comin; Con will pass the proviso for the, benefit of California; and when passed, we are free to sup- Baap the General Taylor will not hesitate the sign the bill. The ominous position of things on the continent of Hurope—the prospect of a general volcanic ex- plosion and conthct of all the diverse elements of the tottering monarchies of that quarter of the globe —the condition of the navigation question in Eng- land, and the very promising aspect of things aloi the St. Lawrence, have all been the subject of cabinet consultations during the week, in reference to the action required by the government; and our confidence is without asingle misgiving that in re- gard to the proposed international coasting trade, and the Danish blockade of the Northern seas, an the troubles in Canada, that the policy of the cabi- net will be pacific, but firm, explicit, and consistent with the dignity, the interests, the rights, and the treaties of the United States. With Gen. Cass in the Presidential chair at this juncture of our international affairs, so favorable for picking a quarrel with John Bull, or the Aus- trians, the Prussians, or the Spaniards, or the Danes, we should conclude that war was ‘in- evitable :? that it would be a duty of the three or- gans at Washington to “ prepare the hearts of the people for war,” and a bounden duty of Col. Webb to furbish up his armor, and to rig up his chapeau and epaulettes for a brigadier’s commission for the hips and merchandise solicited, and all kinds of Com: sion business attended to on the usual terms. Drafts on New Lepage Boston, New Osleans, San Francisco, Loudon and Pa- ris, MEDICAL, NERTIFICATE FROM THE PRINCIPAL O¥ TIE Fredonia (New York) Seminary. FRebonsa, July 17th, 186, Dr. Seth W, Fowle:—Dear{Sir: From my’ youth I have heen subject to lung complaints. ‘In February last I took cold; a cough ret ip, and though slight inthe beginning, I made use of niple remedies which 1 always kagp for that. purpose, ‘These failing, I reserted to others, but ny cough increased ny ot in, whi was attended with oppressive strictures on the lungs.) ring this time I expectorated fre from the lungs indicated a dis three physicians kindly sent me t Leen very efficient in curing cough: my case, and Tbegan t uneasy. My cough was considerably azgravated. A friend advised me to try the Balsam of Wild Cherry, but 1 told him 1 had swallowed i jolence, and @ pain in the side and right lobe of the lungs soon became very distressing, and at intervals Du- but they failed to reach ne enough. Well, sir, T coughed out shat day and the lowing, and the next day my friend urged me again to try " Dr. Wistar,” and at 3 P.M. 1 was willing to try any~ thing, for I ¢ 1 procured a hottle—drank of it—read the d one week, an pains were go Respea yours, Tess sine olesale and retail, by A, B. & D. Sands, 100 corner of Willian; 273 Broad: Irving land, ki Coy a drugyists generally throughout Building, corner of Chambers stre ; and b HE ARMY MEDICAL BOARD OF EXAMINATION, will convene at the Irving House (corner of Broadway and Chambers street ). on Tu 10 o'clock. The tinue upwards R. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, 80 WELI. KNOWN in the treatment of delicate diseases.—The Doctor's repu~ tation for skill in those half cured cases that have existed Sor rears is pre-eminent. Constitutional weakness, brought om y ‘a secret habit, effectually cured. Recent cases cured in four days. Dk ceovee cont his office, No. 2 Ann street, (no of a delicate’ nature From uncon extensive practice. he is enabled t rm a lasting cure in tho shortest possible time. Private entrancs through t entry to the office duor. A lamp at the entry door during the evoning. O CURE NO PAY. may be consul CONSULTED AT 12) on all diseases advantages and an UES TO B en the treatment of certain del or ee ‘mene diseases, A practice of sixteen years devoted t» the tr OR HAVRE.—THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND | ment of delicate diseases enables Dr. C. to cure the worst Co} fhatened French bark Armantine, Capt, Estabe. | form of this disvase. Kecent cases cured in three days. Yor frelgnt oF passage apply to BOYD & HINCKEN, mercury used. ‘OR HAVRE—THY, SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS, Capt, Grenier, will nail on oF about the st proximo.. AD- ply to BOYD & HINCKEN, NE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. Steamships between Now York and Li oston and Liverpool, calli nails ond passengers, are int Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, from Boston, Suropa, * Lott, N. Yor! ‘ainbria, Shannen, “ Boston, America, Harison, ““ N. York, Hibernia, “ Stone, " “ Boston, us Canada, Judkins, “ ON. York, 30th An experienced Surgeon on board. “Freight will be charged sn apec ‘ond an amotnt for persynal expenses. ere “ tne Post Office. Pass letters and «must pass through ‘tom New ork or Bosten to. Liverpool 1d do., re ight seine 6 “her a First Cabin, $120; y to , $3 Broadway. THE GOLD COAST. OR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW oR w . Finnie Univod States Mail Sten Com, atch on Saturday, May 26th, th known steamship FALCON, for Ch i Mh Orleans, and will land or recoty Charleston Savannah. The Faleon will carry out tho Tnited States Mails for the Pacific steamers from California and Oregon. Passage to Chagres in Do. do. Do, state rooms lower after lower forward cabin. steorage 18 in state ror lower after cabi steerage do. Havana in the state room, lower after ca! CALIFORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, THE CITY OF MEK- ieo and Mazatlan.—Tho Captain desires to inform emi- rants that this company will sail, positively, on the Ist of ay, (wind and weather permitting. )im the fast sailing bark Engonia, which conyeyed Captain Hutton’s company of 130,in days to Vera Cruz. Certain discouraging lotters which nave appeared in ® paper of this city are the foul pro duction of # peejudived mind, directed against the Vico Con- ul of Mexico,’ 4 pply; for further information, to Capt. But Aershy, from 1 to4 1. M., at 100 Pront street, up stairs, back ice. No humbug about the word positively. OR CALIFORNIA, VIA CORPUS Citms EL PASO, T nickerbocker Gold Company, now in 43 of formation, will rail between the 10th and 2th of ay. Cost, through to the mines, (outfit, provisions, ete., Chided,) 8175. J. WOODHOUSE, Pres't, 419 Water at. FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, DIRECT—POSI- For SAN wat part #f her Pier No. U1 North Ri JOUN COLLIE TA South street, up stairs, N. T—Shippers will pl din their biNa of lading early for signature. Pasee ti this vessel that have not pnid their passages, will please call wt the office of the agont and settle, in that their berths may be secured. There is yet room for w few more cabin passengers, No steerage pavsengors taken in this vesse FSSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT—THR ibing and beautiful pack 1 iu a few days. easel ia new, twont; d fitted outin ® most ample manner. ied Physician and Surgeon ir attached to the vourel, limited number of passengers ouly are taken, A fow will he received, if appWention ix made in reasom., Ap- ply on Loard, at Pier 1) Enst River. or to ISAAC T. SMITH, 10L Wall street. VIRST V R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH STREET, devotes hi elusive attontion to diseases of the Eye, and has for sale selection of Artiticial Bye Just received from ¢ hours from 8 A.M. to ‘o'clock P.M. A pamphlet i many remarkable cure effected by Wheoler, ean be had gratuitously at his off R. JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFEC- tual preparation sold for Gonorrhmwa and other disorders Of the sexual orgaus. Long experience has proved that it will radically eure any care. ble result is obtained in from two to ten days, a1 as it neither 1 offonds the palate, and ri unnecessary any deviatio diet, or interruption to usual pursuits, souid sleep, or digestion, the nuisance is thus removed as speedily as ia con~ sistent. with the production of a th h and q Its ingredients are enti able, and her constitutionally lly, ean be cau: Price $1 per bottle. ‘s ent for this city, C. H. 12 Broudway, e0 R. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED confidentially on private disoases. Gloots, strieturos, venereal ulcers, and eruptions he cures whore oth ail. Re cont cases curud in u few days. Nervous and he warrants to our See his London diploma a Fr A PAMPHLE: , dway, cor Dr I's new mode of treatin 4 Ear, simple, free from dan acious method now cure. treet. CAN BE HAD FREER rot Warren street, de- Disoases of the yond wil quea= of curing many ate organs. Dr, ¢ cupply of Artifeiat ise on the Eye,” third Bowell has recently impor By Just published, a popu tne om th a W. POWELL, M.D. , revised and enlarge m, revi By K.KALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “ PRACTICAL PRE. Date tventise,” ke, #8 nwich atrvet—Othve hours 9 fo 120. M., 6 to 9 P.M. (Sunday excepted). Those who appl in the carly stages will be surprised at the rapidity and little faconvenicnce attending their cure. It is chiofly, however, those who have suffered from @ certain class ot people, who can properly appreciate his eervices. In stricture, from ite fret, or incipient, to its more advanced and distressing sta fr ominon wivantages and a very extensive practic he can afford «rapid, easy and radical cure, which, he bas ound for stating, can be obtained from no other source ip merica. D*; FAWCETT CAN BE CONFIDENTIA —DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE 8T,, | army of Quebec, or the column to be detailed to Cuba or the Mediterranean. With Gen. Taylor at the head of the government, there seems to be a most perfect security of peace, however fiercely the waves of revolution and war may lash the na- tions around us. This security, of itself, i milhons of money to the commerce of the country, and the domestic occupations of the people ; and we feel assured that, to the last exigency, the ad- ministratiou will suve the country from war. It is reported that our friend Jemmy Maher, who has given us— “Many a day, Of roses and of jessamines A beautiful bouquet, that even he, the public gardener since the Gilg of Jackson, will haye to give way to the rule of ro- tation. The wish, perhaps, is father to the report; but we have no doubt there is a movement on foot to displace Maher, and to make room for some un- rewarded partisan who is hungering and thirstiny for the money of Uncle Sam, and the cast- i clothes of Jemmy, who is an unconditional Kil- kenny red republican, and is not ashamed to own it. The Italian troupe, consisting of Benedetti, Rossi, Herz, and ‘T'ruffi, gave a concert last night at Carusi’s saloon, which was honored by a fash- ionable and crowded audience ; and they have deemed it expedient to give us another to-night. On Monday evening they will perform in Rich- mond, and thence proceeded gradually southward to New Orleans, Havana, and Mexice, and thence to California, if necessary. $ ; ‘The amount of foreign stocks issued during the week have been chiefly to English account :— On the loan of ‘42. . . + $16,000 eee 2,000 146. . MT. + 6,000 “ 48. : 2 31,000 Total... + +2 $55,000 Capt. Wilkes, of the exploring expedition in 1845, was brought up on trial in the Circuit Court, for this district, for illegal punishment at the Sand- wich Islands, of three of his_ sailors—Dinsmoor Pencil and Bubb. A verdict was rendered against him of $500 in each case. Ile appealed to the Supreme Court, which reversed the verdiot and judgment of the court below. The sailora have brought up the subject again .before the Cir cuit Court, on another indictment, and the case is now progressing. As the former trial was fully re- ported in the Herald, a further explanation of the case isnot deemed necessary at present, though your reporters will give from day to day an ae- count of the case, as it goes forward, ; The weather, fwh ch has been rainy during all this week, promises a more copious supply for the beginning of the next. Tur Doctor. Our St, Louls Correspondence, Sr. Lous, Mo., April 19, 1849. Further Particulars from Colonel Fremont’s Party —California Excitement—Cold Weather—Poli- tical Troubles, §c. §c. We have some further particulars of the late disaster which overtook Colonel Fremontand his | daring band of adventurers, on their attempt to cross the mountains of the Del Norte. Our infor- | mation is derived from a person by the name o Edward Kern, who writes from Taos under date of the 1th of February. It seems that as far as Bent’s Fort, the party met with no serious obstacle. At this point they pro- cured, as a guide, the famous Bill Williams, oa whose knowledge of the mountain passes of that region Col. Fremont certainly had reason to rely. Ata sinall trading post above Bent’s Fort, called Hard Scrabble, they obtained further supplies, and. stiuck off towards the mountains, the depth, of ncreasing at_every step. , Crossing the first of the Del Norte mountains, they fell upon and pursued an old ran the waters of the Orphano, wagon road for two days. On leaving this road, the troubles of the party, commenced. Willams was now telied on to guide him through a moun- sulted at his offiee, 61 Dey atrost, on all private diseases The most obstinate yield to his mode of treatment, which is on the mon rial principle. Strictures cured on the m approved plan. The vietims of aulitary indulgence ean als apply, wit Dey stro Companion, by Dr. A. M. Mauricean, Professor of Dis- omen. Sixth editio in si INNES, a mental ‘ fering, of eal and mental anguish to mat tawile’ and pecuniary difeurcies tothe husbands might have boon spared; thousands gow poor would have en- joyed competence; thousands now broken in healt. ‘ave enjoyed it; hundreds now in their graves been still alive, by w timely possesion of this work. It i# intended especinily for the married, or those contom= Plating marriage, ag it disclosys important secrets which ot ‘ly. 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Price $i. | j | | a small clump of pines. i | mals on a bare peynt, and drove them to the hill | top, ad | our way gradually down. icoan, Hom | relief, while we were to continue down. tain pass leading to the ¢ ompadre, but, in this un | dertuking, he fulled, and a worse road, the writer | says, he never travelled ov “We wentup the | cannon,” says the writer, ‘our animals failuy | And the snow deepening every step we took, bi subsequently turned out, to defeat crossing. On the 15th of December, we at- to cross what we supposed to be the di- between the St Johns and the waters but were driven back by the our tempted, ¢ viding ridge of the Del Norte, | storm. The next day we returned to it again, and on the other side to were successful enough to ’ unpacked our ani- We in hopes of their nding a fufficiency of food for y, a8 the snow had drifted from it in place From this hill they never came again; the storm con- tinuing, and havingno shelter, they perished. Camp then commenced muking portages, inhopes of reach- ing the river. This, you may suppose, wasa severe undertaking inthe cold, and no positive hopes ahead hi! eechie any Pine, sve fr, ont Stee wermen 0 ur effects. ard labo! . able to get out 2 the 26th, King was to bring us On the sent atiead with Old Bill to Abaque,