The New York Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1849, Page 3

MAILS FOR EUROPE. News from Canada and California, &e. Ke. &. The steamship Europa. Capt. Lott, will loave this ‘Port to-day, for Halifax and Liverpool. Her letter bags ‘will close at 10 o'clock, this morning The Weekly Herald, printed in French and English, for circulation in Europe, will be published at 9 o'clock this morning. Its contents will embrace the do- ‘tails of the recent outbreak in Canada, and the latest news from that quarter; the very latest advices from Ca- lifornia ; together with full and complete reports of the Money and other markets. shipping intelligence, &e. Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, oan be ‘had at the office at sixpence ; annual subsoription, to include the postage, $4. «Knox! Knox!! Knox!!!—Certainly this was not asepulchral call upon tho hatter Knox, 125 Fulton atreet. On the contrary, it proceeded from the lips of w fashionable gentleman putting up at tho Astor House. He had just seen one of Knox's new style of spring fashioned Hats, and in the excitement "of the moment called for the ker. He sent during the day fifty individual customers to the Manufacturer, Piano Fortes.—At Wake’s, 18% Fulton street, you can find a good Piano, at » very low price, and ‘that is something uncommon; give him ‘accall, if you want a great bargain. The Plumbe National Daguerrian Gallery, No. 251 Broadway, over Tenney’s Jewelry Store, 80 long aud favorably known to the public, is deservedly the’ most su rior place of the kind in this country. ‘The extent of the Teotion, and the beauty of it, aro the admiration of all. Gents Summer Wear—2,000 Linen, Alpa- oa, Drap de Ete, Cashmerer, Kentucky Jean, and Summer Cloth Coats, at75 cents to $10; 3,000 pair linen, cassimere, fgtm, doeskiny and corded Pants, ur SI to $10: 3,600 Vests cents to $3, with a variety of 4s in season, Fivo Dollar Suit Store, corner Book agsau strecta. her 1 n and Notice.—Families in want of Bargains in English three-ply and Kidderminster ingrain Carpeting, ‘Brussels Stair Carpeting, elegant Rugs, Floor Oil- cloths, have only to visit the extensive warerooms of Hiram Anderson, No. 9 Bowery. Crowds anxiously make their selections, at educed prives, daily. G. B, Clarke’s happy combination, com- ‘mingling the ar i¢ skill requisite in making garments to erder, with the happy facility of fitting mn at once, with a fine article already made. Fi Rentlome rench Cloth Conts, to measure, $16 to $20; Spring Si $5 to $10. Al6 Williaa atrect: ©) CPTINE Baoks and ‘Wigs and Toupees—Batchelor’s Wig Manu- factory, at, No. ¢ Wail street i is, we beli the city who P the only on on oxofusively. es perfect. His newly invented ut the Fair of the American In- All know ‘Wigs obtained a Silver M atitute. Our Readers in Want of Carpeting, may ‘have an opportunity to suve forty par cont, by purchasing of McGRORTY, at his new store, 13). William street, near Ful- ton, he, for the accommodation of retail customers at this season, having thrown open his establishment and extent Stock at wholesale prices. column. See advertisement in anoth COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, ‘Tuesday, May 1—6 P. M. The stock market was not so active or so buoyant to-day. Government and State securities werein de- mand at better prices; but the fancies were heavy, and there appears to be no speculative feeling in the street. At the first board, Treasury notes went up per cent; United States 6's, 1868, 4; Pennsylvania 6’s, \; Erio Railroad, new, 3, old, . Long Island fell off 34; Harlem, 4{; Canton Company, 4s. All othsrs closed at prices current yesterday, The money market varies almost daily. Notwithstanding the rapid accumula- tion of specie in the banks, money is not so abundant as anticipated from such a movement, and loans on treasury notes are easily made at seven per cent, The receipt of the specie on board the America, may make things more buoyant, and give a slight impetus to speculation. If that fail, the bulls might as well abandon all hope of any great improvement in prices for faney stocks, at least for this season. The demand for sterling exchange, to-day, has not een very active; and drawers are firm at a slight im- provement in quotations. The bost bills on London re held at 8 a8 percent premium; but there are good bills on the market selling as low as6 a 6X per cent premium, Bills on Paris we quote at 5f. 30 a 5f. 25, Amsterdam, 39% 9 39%. Hamburg, Bremen, 77% ® 7734. ‘The steamship Southerner, from Charleston, brought $36,200 in specie. It is said, on what we believe to be good authority, that Governor French, of Ilinols, has come to the con- clusion that he docs not possess, under the constitution, the power to appoint a Senator to fill the place to which Gen. Shields was elected last winter, and which he did fill several days before his ineligibility was de- termined by the Senate. If this be so, necessarily be a called session of the Legislature. This will be good news to holders of Illinois sccurities, and to those who are anxious to obtain charters for the construction of railroads through that State. The directors of the Rochester and Lockport Rail- road held a meeting at Rochester last week, and deter- mined to push their work forward with all practicable ispatch. It being necessary to secure the taking of $200,000 worth of stock over and above what is already taken, measures were adopted to effect this without de- lay. An instalment of five per cent of the subserip- tions to thestock of the road is made, payable on the 15th June, after which the work will be pushed with increased rapidity. The bids for the loan of $100,000, put forth by the Commissioners of the Canal Fund, by virtue of the act for the payment of damages on the canals prior to June ‘Ast, 1846, were received and opened yesterday, in Al- pany. This loan bears an interest of 6 per cent per annum, payable quarterly, and the principal is reim- bursable on the Ist of July, 1864. The aggregate bids were more than five times the amount wanted. Wean- nex a schedule of the names of the bidders, the amount id for, and the premium: New Yor State Loan—Amount or Bros. ‘Watts Sherman, for self, Albany... . . $5 88 Camman and Whitehouse, New York. 20,000 6 02 do do do 20,000 6 10 do do do 20.000 615 do do do 20,000 6 26 R. H. King, Albany. . 60,000 6 66 do ees x 634 T.P James, New York. 5 25 Edward Belknap,do . 6 28 R.T. Shaw, Msg 5 00 N. Beardsley, Auburn. 810 A. J. Akin, Pawling. . .. 6 52 ‘do do * 677 Alo do 7 03 do do 727 ©. A. Cook, do... 5.55 8 05 J.C, Babcock, Fort Plain 400 H. Caswell, Herkimer 6 00 do do 6 50 do do . 7 51 Horace White, Syracuse. . 8 00 do do ee 8 25 J. M. Pinkney, New York. 6 03 do do oe 6 23 do do . 643 do do . 6 63 do do . 6 83 do do 7 03 5, Thompson, do 7 30 do do . 75) do ta ee 78) Total bids. 6 ‘The loan was awar’ Horace White, Syracus $82 do do 80 J. Thompson, New York. 78 e 4 28,000 } H do ° ’ hi 2,000 75 H. Caswell, Herkime $100,000 The amount of premium on the loan of $100,000 is $7,656 70. This, for a fifteen year six per cont loan, i ‘apon more favorable terms than any State loan mado in this market for many years. ‘We have prepared a table showing the movements of gold from San Francisco up to the latest da We aye endeavored to give the namos of indviduals and yessels bringing the supplies, that any error may be traced and corrected:— Anuiyats or Catironsta Goun. Boston, March 26, ship Tzar, from Honolulu... “ “26, ship Crusader, from Valp: $100,000 FALE ve one i cans ++ 85,000 Chagtes, by Lieut. Loesser voce by Mr. Carter... 30,000 « & jn small lots. . .. 5/000 Overland at St, Joseph, Missouri Ship Colchis, at New London. . .- wee 5,000 Shi , at New Bedford . see 20,000 Bark Alico, at Cold Spring. . . 4000 Receipts at New Orleans. . 20,000 Total receipts... sss eer eee eee 209,000 Arrivals at London up to April 14. . 800,000 By whaloship at Talcabuano from San Fran. | HOO. ee eee ee wes od 00,000 y hale yi m1 exlfor Whaleship Uncas. on the way to New a ies from the Sandwieh Islands... .. Sloop of war Lexington, at Valparaiso. Schooner at Mazatlan, arch 14... . . ‘Arrivals in France, reported by French pepers. ‘Whaleship at Rio from San Francisco. . .. «++ Totel shipments. ..... veuneysvoi@ly Sofar as we have been ablo to gather from tho c ficting accounts of tho shipments of gold from San Franciscs, the above is a correct statement, That thero have been shipments othor than those, we have only about $160,000 had beon shipped at other ports leaving » balance of $350,000 unaccounted for. Our impression is that the aggregate exportation of gold from Sum Francisco, up to the latest date, amounted to full two millions of dollars. It must be borne in mind that these shipments are entirely from the digging of last year, from June to Decomber, a period of six months, equal to about one hundred and fifty working days, and the product of the labor of fifteen hundred mon, From the best estimates which have been formed, the total product amounts to between three and four millions of dollars, from which deduct the export. and there re- main in the hands of the people of California, be- tween one aud two millions of dollars. ‘This is by uo means an over estimate, Such is the result, derived from the best authority, of the proceodings in the gold region for the year 1848, We are now about commene ing operations for the year 1549, Since the Ist of December last, according to au ac- count kept in this office, throe hundred and twenty- five vessels havo left the Atlantic ports of this country for our possessions in the Pacific, and twenty thousand people have left our shores for the shores of California allintent upon digging gold, or the acquisition of the dust in ono way or another. ‘Theso people have yous well provided with facilitios for extracting the gold from the soil, and we have no doubt the diggers will average ® greater sum per head than realizod duriug the season of 1848. The average product por head in 1848, was about one ounce of gold per day. ‘This was (ery ne} in that section of country is inexhaustible, as wo havo 3434 & 34%. | qe losses on the first artivals must, however, bo heavy, there must | thot the time to go into this, | 10,000 | ire invited to participate in th obtained under all the disadvantages connected with a new discovery, and in the absence of proper moans for extracting gold from the wet and dry diggings, ‘Thoso difficulties have all been removed, and the soil will be most thoroughly searched for the ore, by the machinery and fucilities the genius of our people has provided We have heretofore shown, by calculations based upon the result of last year's labor, that the product for 1849 must be equal to one hundred millions of dol- lars of gold dust. To obtain this immenso sum it will require the labor of thirty thousand men for two hundred days, at the samo rate per head realized in 1848, This is not an over calculation, and we seo no reason to doubt its accuracy. If the supply of gold every evidence in the world to suppose it is, there is no limit to the production. Suppose, however, ono- half of this amount should be obtainod—say fifty mil- lions of dollars—it will be an immense accession to the specie currency of the world. In any view that can be taken of this affair, it appears one of immense magni- tude and importance—one which will work a great revolution in the commercial history of the country, and give us great impetus towards that ascondency in the financial world, which we are destined, sooner or later, to achieve, With this favorable state of things we must ex- pect some reverses, With all the prosperity, there will be many cases of individual ruin. Disasters will overtake many who have embarked in this enterprise with the most sanguine anticipations. Late advices from San Francisco—March 3d—state that the markets of California were literally glutted with goods of all kinds, and that groceries, visions, &¢., were a complete drug—no sales, no purchases, and prices very much depreciated— that the papers of San Francisco were filled with adver- tisements of ships, merchandise, provisions, &. for sale. This looks rather gloomy for those who have made shipments of merchandise, &c., from this part of the country to California, but looks very favorable for those who have left for the purpose of digging gold, as tho expenses of living will be much reduced, and adventurers will be able to accumulate the gold dust more rapidly for their individual benefit. On the first of March, not one of the 325 vessels which haye loft the Atlantic ports since the first of December last, had ar- rived ; and if thore was @ plethora of goods and provi- sions previous to the arrival of any of these vessels, the supply would be largely increased upon their arri- yal. Fortunately, cash of theso vessels carry with them a large body of consumers; and as the population of that country must be rapidly increasing, the markets must, if the shipments are not kept up, in a short time be cleaned out, and prices again become exorbitant.- pro- and many will, doubtless, be ruined. Houses hero have gone deeply into this business; have employod all their capital and extended their credit for the purpose of making shipments, in the hopo of realizing enormous profits. The prospect at prosent is rather discourag- ing, and we expect for a time tho California trade SPECIAL NOTICES. 0. OF 0. F.—HANCOCK LODG. 18 mbors of this Lodge are hereby wotitted, that on and Thursday Evening, May 3d, this Lodge ‘will old ics ings at the Gothic Room, Odd Fellows’ Mall, corace of Grand and Contre streets. By ord ©. OF 0. P. KNICKERBOGKER LONGY, + will meet in the Egyptian Room, Odd Fellows’ Hall, NO. May 5, ISM. WM. A. AVERY Le ere xO RTE, MEMBERS OF MBCITANTICS * Lodge, No. 113 1. 0. of O. F., are uotitied to meet at their Koom, of Avenne C aud Third street, this (Wednea- day) afvernoon, at half- past | o'clock, for the purpose of at- tending the funeral of our late worthy Brother, Francis Boole. ° The Members of the Ordor in general are respectfully invited to moet with us. By order, J.D. LEACH, N. G. Joun Kxiaur, Secretary. 0. 0. P.—TH State of New Y ening, at cight o'cl + Represen W. GRAND LODGR OF THE will hold w special degree ression k, at the Grand Lodge Rooms, No ives are roynvsted to he panetual, H. PRALL, Grand Secretary C2 AMPION ORDER OF CLEVER FELLOWS.—NOTIC ing of the above order will be held at Kolly & ‘awoey’s, corner of Grand and Elizabeth strests, this ( Wed- neoday) evening, May 2d, 1849, at So'clock. By order of JOUN'S. AUSTIN, Grand Counsel. LIAM FRASIER, FORMERLY CON- ducting the manufactory of soda-water, bottling of por- ter, &e,, left with the subscriber certain property; it boins necessary to vacate the premises, he is requested to eall and remove the same, otherwise said property will be sold to pay expenses, storage, Ke. THLOS. WTON, 6 Broadway, New York. WAN ANTED—BY A.B a situation ag Chi Plain Sewer, to assist in herself generally useful; hy to the country; has good city r Can be for t W Ts. BLE YOUNG WOMAN, dd and Waiter, or Nurse and ag and Ironing, and to make jection to go with a family from her last place, wll at No. 178 Laurens AS COPYIST, ENTRY nt Clerk, by a respectable steady young rites w good hand, “Most respectable city refo~ Address T.H. P., caro of Mr. Lane, 430 Pearl A SITUATION ANT Clerk, or Assis man, who rence given. street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, who isa good Cook, alsoa first-rate Washor and Lroner; oras Chambermaid and Washer and lronor, She can give goud city references, Please call at 257 Bowory, front store, n for two days. ANTED—BY A YOUNG SCOTCH WOwA ation, ax Chamber ras Chambermaid and Laundress. Satisfactory reference to her present em- ployers, at No. 2 Willow sirect, corner of Poplar street, rooklyn, where she may now be seen. WANTED 4 SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant girl. Is a good plain Cook, Washer, and I or would do chamberwork in a private family. y references given, having lived three years in her last place, all at $4 Sixth Avenue, between 2lst and 22d streets, in tl A SITU- NTED—BY AN ENGLISH YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as Chambern and Waiter, or to take care of children, or has no objection to travel with # lady. Please cull at S Carmine street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do chamber work or general housowork, in private family. Has no objection to go a small dis in the country. Best of city reference from her last Apply at No.7 Bridge street, thi ANTED—A SITUATION RY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, as Cook, Washer and Troner Laundress. No objection to go a short dist Can give the best of city reference. , corner of 2d Avenue. tani place. SALES BY AUCTION nAnnnmee mentee men en ¥ JACOB 8. PLATT.—L. G. CARRINGTON, AUC- tioneor.—This Day.—Pawnhroker's and Faney Goods dale. Balance of stock of Musical Instruments; "ne Piaao forte, bo be sold at 12 o’eloek: 100 new and second-land Guld and Silver Watehes; several Clocks: a large lit of Gold and Gilt Jewelry; Violing: one case Needles; a quantity of Brashos; IoLof Crockery aud Giass Ware; Backgammon Boards; Connt- ing-houre Furniture, consisting of counter with drawers, class, sashes, trunks, glass ease and ono barrel and content knives, Razors, Tos Tra; us, out faney ie and aud paste Jow 8, in ots; Pi will commenoe a tatreet. N. i. without sureet, Br two Sof mps, and baian be removed immediately. Thors at half-past 10 A.M., in the yard adjoining the sales room, No. 19L Washington street, ® large quantity of Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Cots, Closets, Refrigerators, com~ 4, Benches, School Desks, Cooking and Par- pots, good Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Tin ys $ EDS A Anctioncers.—City Hotwl.— A. J. Ble deeds & Co. aad Homer Morgan, will sell at auction, day, 4th, Saturday, Sth, and Monday, 7th May, the o tment of valuablu Furaitury contained in f{ which is almost new; a'so, all tho Sale commences each day at half-past sely. &o lock, A.M FHESRY, Ue LEEDS, AUCTION EER valvab ter Jennings y HLH, Leeds & Co, will sell at auetio at D o'clock, at the Ciry Motel, Broadway, th stock of W ines ouningy; also, a vai assortment b for its use, 0: zing ty the hotel, and expressly pureha: ing of Madeiras—Comimodore Chauncey 13 Com » Blackburn, 1835; old 5 Harels & Uo. US32; Madrid Bloodgood, ¥ & Co, Harmony ‘ommodore Chauncey, vintage 17: Black sal, Harmony’s Amontillado Jo do., Powhattan. black seal Dut, White seal Black D Mekver's Indian Qu Reserve, &e C tar, De ‘ Harmony’s yellow seal p Gordon &(y,, Munson's, Harris & Son's, Redtop's brown, Xe. Sundries—Very old and superior Irish’ Whiskeys, imparted 20 years since; Jamaica Rum, very tue; Brandy, Hock win Chambertin, Chabris, high cost, and are sold f the establishment, for ‘es—all of which will be Clarot of various ands; Burgundy, and other wines. Those winer are of & in consequence of the breaking up the purpose of erceting extensive st sold without reserve to the highest bidder, Also, 20,000 first quality imported Sezars, of choice brands, via: ‘Three Graces, merican Victoria, De Noriega, and other choice brands. ‘Most of those wines were reservei by Chester Jennings, Esq., ‘and are now to be disposed of, Samples will be ready in tho long room of the hotel on tho morning of the sale, when the | terms will be made known, There are no wines whatever a mitted to the sule, except those actually purchased for the use of the hotel. M. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER.—SECOND SPRING ale of Retined Sugars.—L. M. Hoffman & Co, will sell on Wednesday, May 2d, at 1) o'clock, at the Commorcial Room, the stock of standard refined Sugars, manufaetui yu re. Woolsey & Co., ing of Loaf, Grusl and ‘owdered Refined, in th packages. ‘Terms of credit and conditions at the time of sale. Mr. J: Wallack, jr; Arcanes, Mr. N. B, Clarke; Amint r oie yg ot tg gy of oh tng Pn sate ae eum hax, Mr Woore, Evadne, Mrs. J. Wallack, jr; Aspast Baceane, ii, Mathebe: Cricon, tr. Wemyne: Antiphila, Mra. Waleot. Pas de Mavelot, by Mr. G. | Mr. Bernards delign M ‘ inith, RD—Choval'er Renard, Dunn. Jordan bert; Cee Mrs. Waleot: HAN FR AU’S NATIO! Cc ott; Copp, Mies clude with the Chorley Saville J ECUANICS: >. rand and Br night until farther Christy's Minstrels--organ company in the world; the fir and eriginators of the present Entertainments, whose suecoss in th t conclusive evi: three yours, is merit Aud attractivenoss. Th mers, direction yrday, eomn will give a brie the city of visit New Kedford, New Ux thence to the city’ of M ported into this country a spl ted : ax I Sax Tubas, C 8 CORBYN & Barelay str ments to th 5 to ROAR UWkKY TiHEATRE—WEDNESDAY BVENINU, MAY 2, will be acted the traged, ‘To conclude with the opera of the NATIONAL Achille Bonbon, Mr, 'Winaus: Frederick Lowaine, Mr. Pauline, Miss Mary Tay! Dooi will rise at 73§, Boxea 25 cta,; F Benefit of Mra rt commences at . Distin ma Bm bow'rs, AMUSKMER' AAAS TRE—E. a. MARSHALL, PRO oriotor.—W ednesday 9 of the H Mel: F. Wallack, Senon Semaramide” by ith WHO SPEAKS FIRST?—Captai eater: Ernest Militant, M. Mrs. Ernest Militant, Mf: open at 7, 5 conte: After which, Overture to Mr. Gilbert; Rosignol, Mr. J To comelude r. "ine Marabout, Mrs. Gil- open ‘¢ before 7; curtain 1235 cts. Doors quotte, NAL THEATRE, CHATHAM URTON’S THEATRE, OuAM: 3 ST fr UL. Purdy.—Wednosday eve - nesdsy evening, May lis betemen tere aan LIFORNIA—Mose, | ROMANCE AND REALITY—Auper Manioy. Mr. Bactons mour; Mr. Adolphus Pill Oliver Manley, Mr. Lynno; Frank Meredith, Me. docdeut leet arine Market Joo, Mr. Hor- der Kidd, Mr. Raymond; Jack Swift, Mr. Brougham; Tom nny Bogart, Miss Miles. Af- j Rosabel, Mies Ch B “ ECOND—Captain Copp, Mr. J. on ee aaadeett y, Mrs. Vernon; Blossom, Mrs. Broughain one the farce of the SPECTRE Bit DECROOM Me "imines Mr. Hamilton; Captain Vauntington, My, Lovero; Mr Nit demos, Mr. Warden; Diggory, } C. Tarke; Goorgina, Mise Hill; Lavinia, Mrs, Knight. Doors open at 7; onrain rises a» 734. Dross Cirelo, 0 ets; Family Circle, 25 ots, MERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BARNUM, MANAGER Boxes, Be.) Pi Y, BECWEEN Ths. BROADW onday, A ‘and every and Proprietor; J. Greenwood, jr., Assistant Manager, . the original ~knowa | Every day and evening this week.—Splen ‘orfermancom, 4, 154 ° (established | im the afternoon at 3, and evening, at % before 8. The Mans~ pat to ‘9 melodies, ae has engaged the selebrated Quaker Giant and Giantess nm is city, during the past neo Of thi ey may Mainmoth Lady, who weig specimen of hi ity, Titani we ween at all hours, day or evening, with the hs S76 pounds; and.that dimanitive he Fairy Queon. ‘The cele~ © Company consists of ten por- | brated Martinetti Family have been engaged, and will appear of EV. Christy, Doors open | at each entertainment, with Monsieur Ellsler, in their wou~ ight o'clock, An Afternoon | derful Gymnastic Performances, laughable Pantomimes, bt o'clock. An A derful G. laughable’ Pi mencing at threo o'clock, P.M, | Iudicrows Metamorphoses, Ke. Also engaged, Groat Westerm, “ om the Yankee Comedian; Mr. Chapman, Mr. Copland, Miss Weat, y FORM THEPUBLIC | Miss Barton, Miss Melville, Highland Mammoth Brothers, of series Of Concerts, during the | Wax Scripture Statuary. Wax. representations of the Sia- Boston; after which they will | mese Twins Madame Rockwell, the fortune-teller. Ad~ Providence, returning | mission ren under 10 years, 123 cts. Messrs, Distin have im- id variety of their celobra~ ilitary ‘on applicatl 66NNUE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.”"—THE ORIGI~ nal and woll known Campbell Minstrels, i tors of their own popular style of Music, have the pleasure te Announce to their numerous frionds and patrons in New York, Land Dramatic Agent that they will have the honor of recommencing theirinimitabls: whom, also, all offers of engage- | and highly popular Musical Entertainments at the Apotte ay he addr Rooms, 410 Broadway, on Monday Evening, May 14, on whioh oceasion they ill introduce a programme of their new So NPE NEW OR Ss ADERS, AND ORIGINAL | Operatic Chorus, Dances, Ke. Ke, Partioulars in bills of Burlesque Opera Company—Opon Every Night, at the | a A. KIMBERLY, M and Directer. iety, Library Rooms, corner of Broadway and Leonard st. ere —— = he oldest company in existence, and the frst to introduce MP HION, NO. 332 BROADWAY.—WEDNESDAY and harmonine Erht ian Melodies. ‘The programme embraces night, May 2d, and every plghs until further notis the Grand Scenas from Noma, Linda, Lucresia Borgia, and the | original well-known New York Serenadors (the oldast popular Choruses from the’ Enchantress, Bocrs open av 7; Concert at 8 nesday and Saturday afternoon: E MU: HE GREAT CHL between Spring and Prin this country, consists of a great number of life size Figuren of varal hundred Chinese Paintings; Apartments in Houses, Stores and Vessel: Chinese of all classes ‘Tomples and Bridge: epecim: their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements, Instruments of Musi nal Lanterman, & Admittance, 26 cent daily. Open from nine A.'M, till ten P, Admittance 25 ota. noert every Wed~ in the United States) will have the pleasure of appearing before the public at the above roomswhen they will intree duce new songs and burlesques that ave beon frequently imitated by other companies, but not with the same succean. Thia band consists of ten members, under tho direction of Mr. Marshall, “Doors open at seven o'clock; concert commences AC Gight lock. Also, open every Saturday. afternoo o’ elo HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,—THB exhibition of Paintings by artists of tho above soheok gill be open every day, (Sundays oxcep from 10 o'cleek A. M. until 10 o'clock P. M., at the larce room over the hall of Church of Divine Unity, in Broadway, between 3 ‘2oents. Season tickets, ume o'clock. at 8 o'elos SEUM, 639 BROADWAY, oe streets, and the only one in Models of Pages ens of Chinese Migs te; children under twelve, half ALLHALLA, 8 CANA cexs of this popular pla Vivants, represented by Male ber), together with the ing, and Dancing. ST conta, D sUC~ ‘Tablesux Artistes (24 in num= naders, the Oly; Adwission—Boxos, 2 cents ‘atalogues, 1244 cents, NE WEEK MORE.—LARGEST PAINTING IN THE World, at 89% Broadway—Hutohings’ Grand Classieal Panorama of the Mediterranean, covering over four miles ass. This great work has been exhibited in Boston amd JOSEPH MURPHY, AUCTIONEER—STORE 16 SPRUCE street.—This Day, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Room, 50 packages fancy and staple Dry Goods, consisting in part of De Laines, Calico, Merino Cloth: Cassimeres, Alpaca, Hosiery, Wose and Ualf_ loves, Elastic Suspenders, Bonbage’s Sewing Silk, Silks, Surge, Musling, Jeans, Cravats, Bed Ticks, Pocket Combs, 32 boxes Segars.' Cataloguos are now ready, and the goods can be examined before the sale. UCTION NOTICE—THE SALE OF ELEGANT AND valuable Furniture, ef all descriptions, this day, as 1uss o'clock, at the Sale Room, 11 Spruce street, cant bo beat. Alvo, 5 Pinno Fortes, 50 Carpets, Ke, ANTED—A SITUATION AS TEACHER (ASSIST- ant, if desired) in some High School, by a young gen- has much tlemen who has been two years in. college, an experience in teaching, and can furnish the most satisfactory textimonials from where he has taught, Address “CLIFTON,” at this office, ANTED—BY AN OFFICER IN THE ARMY, A SER- vant (white); must come well recommended.’ Address A. B., box No. 6, Herald office. AN TED —A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Child's Nurse and to do plain sewing, orchainber work, in a small private family. The best of city reference given. "Please call at No.7 Firat avenue, betweon, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streots, front room, third floor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Cook, who perfectly understands her Dusineas; would assist in washing and ironing; has the best of city reference. Please call at No, 90 West Sixtoonth streets Can be seen for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED woman, Nurse, or to take ‘@ of an old lady, or housework in all famil; The best of city reference can be given. Please apply in the rear of &31 Broadway, near tho corner of Thirteenth str ‘an be seen one week, ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED MAN, A SITUATION ‘as out door Clerk, Collector, or Agent, or business, requiring smartness and intelligencs 6 would have no objection to go South, or to any of the West India Islands, Wndoubted city references given. Addros B. C. M., Herald office. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid, Laundress, or Waiter; can yet good city references. Would like to go tothe country. ‘an be seen for two days at 71 Greenwich avenue, in the fruit store. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, &@ situation to do the general housewerk of a small rivate family, and has no objection to go # short distance In the country. Respectable city reference, Apply at No. 109 East llth street, between First and Second Avenuos. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as Chambermaid and Waiter and assist in washing, or to do the general housework of s small priva' jest, will beabandened. There are speculators, however, who will, no doubt, avail themselves of this lull in the movement to make shipments, with the knowledge a6 woll as into anything else of the kind, is when it has been generally aban- doned. Some time since, we were informed that a com pany had been formed here for the purpose of despatch- ing an agent to San Francisco to purchase goods for the markets of the Pacific, for the purpose of sending goods from San Francisco to Valparaiso, and other ports, which have beon drained to supply California, Asinsane as such @ movement might have appeared at the time, it was based upon pretty shrewd calcu- lations, and the result is likely to be exeeedingly pro- fitable. As anevitence of the recklessness with which many have gone into the shipment of merchandise to California, it is only necessary to state that an im- mense quantity of shawls have been sent out, when it was well known that the female population of that country is, and for along time will be, very small. The time is not far distant, however, when markets, to any extent, for almost every description of merchandise, &c., will be found in California, at remuncrating prices; but we have been in too much hasto, and have antici- pated a demand which will hardly be realized for years. Stock Exchange. $2000 U S6's, 1862 109° 25 shs Cunton Co 810 2000 109'g 225 do 2000 do coupon 100% 100 do 30 4 1000 do 186; 1124) 15 Erie KR, old stock 300 do 1868 18 Erie RR, new full 500) Treas Notes B30 3 do ds wn do do 1400 Ohio 6's, 1850. 3 do vo) 3000 do 1856 100 do 80 2000 do, 1860 do ‘300 Ohio 7's 60 Mobawk RR 5) 4000 do 5 do 1000 Kentucky 6's 100 Harlem RR £000 Tudiana State 5's 10 do 830 1000 Penn m0 do. 8000 do. 30 RIM WD do % ww do s10 S34 150 do. ost 20000 do e860 83 2 do DLO 58 1000 Read Mort Bonds 100 do i) 55hg 120 shs Mechanics Ble 1 Utioa & Schen RR 119! 50 Manhattan Co %% 10 do 1199 10 Amer Exch Bank — 100!) 250 Long Island RR 2g 2) Bank of Com scrip 99" 250° “do vIs 23% 260 Farmers Trust 36% SECOND BOARD. 2000 TMinois Buda, 187 S73 6 sha Harlom RR 43) 5834 Osh Harlem RR’ WW OV 150. do Baie ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. LOST. OST.—A PACKAGE OF SHIPPING RECEIPTS, OF ‘The finder will Inst week's, of Lewis, Burch & Brown, 2 Front street, be rewarded by leaving them at their office, corner of Coonties slip. 0G LOST—$10 REWARD.—AN ENGLISH SETTER Dog, white and liver color. The above reward will be paid for his return to the ewner, No. 20 Pearl street, or 34 Hainmond street. 10 REWARD—Losr, IN GOING FroM THE FOOT of Murray street, passing threugh Greenwich, juane, and Hudson afar as Chariton, a $100 bill the Merchants’ Exehange Bank; of white paper, with the name of Mrs. E. Peira written on. The above row! I be pafd on restoring said bill to the owner, on application to 102 Murray strect. B1OO SEM 482 WiLL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND- i ay of Captain P. Vandowater, whe his ‘was lost overboard from his sloop on Saturday aftorn April street Ferry, E was dressed in grey antl rey coates, [3 aboutaix feet in height. Any formation wilf be thankfull and the above re ward will be paid on the finding of hi D LEWL te RICHA applyit wr vorke SPORTING, a J {NION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING.—THE MATCH TO Uae off this day between G. ©. Major and dack Down ing wil be postponed until Thursday, May 3, at o'clock, on account of the tret at Harlem Park, ‘st So’clock, fora purse argon “C. Hrookg names b. h, Northern Travollor; J. May- froSames 'b, i. Unknown; J, Spicer nase Weis Woodrum” dames, b. he Aacduy U.S. Bartine nanos g. an ho atoores G. Cooper names Nell Thomas. Vady Moores G- QWOIPONNER, Propriet . IGEON SHOOTING.—1,000 Pigcons, will be shot at tho e . Harlem, atl o'cluck, To-day. The public oan ieerariierpete ports. There will be a Matoh Of $1'0 a side to be shot for tho same day. aoe 5 VED FROM ENGLAND, THE NOTORIOUS Ree Ed dog Donald,’ { road, scotch torrier,) never yot beaten in either rat or rabbit matches in Europa first Fate wator dog, yoar and ten months, The owner will dispose of the same, and give a trinl, haying no further uae fi Apply, in waiting, by We Re fom. @ 8. St. Davi aiker stro ¥, Marlym P yEMOVAL.—N. KAHN, IMPORTER OF PRENCH AR- tfioial Flowers, has removed to 30 John stroot, up stairs MOVAL—C. N. MILLS & SON, BROKERS, HAVRE removed. from No. 47 Wall atroot to No. 1M Hanovor #6, onite the Exchange MPORTANT REMOVAL.—DR. CURISTIB'S GALVANIC Depot i# removed to 18% Brondway, botwoon Cedat . ‘Thies tho only place in Now York, nuine articles can be obtained, Strangors ns imitations. KR. WM. SCHIRMER HAS REMOVED TO NO, 44 no doubt, Our aceounts from tho Sandwich islands, up tothe 20th December, state that the receipts of gold from San Francisco, amounted to $500,000, Of this Trondway. Offivg hours from [te 4 P. Mt BR. BUKTSELL JAS REMOVED TO NO. 9 #PRING poreat, ono door above Mercer, mily. of reference from her Inst place, whore she hat lived for the Inst three years. Apply 22 James street. ANTED——BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl, ® situation as Chambermaid, or to do general housework, and will make herself goncrally useful. Th best of city references can bo given from her last place, Please call at 116 Mulberry street. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE oung colored man, ag Coachinan, or to make himself conorally useful. ‘The best of city reference given. Please gall at No. 271 Mott street. ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN FE- male, a situation as Housekeeper or Nurse, and would make herself. ygnerally useful. Information can be had b inquiring at 145 Jay street, Brooklyn. References exchanged. ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE oung women, the one as Chambermaid and Waiter, or Laundress, the other as Cook, Washer, and Ironer. The best of city reference glven. Apply 74 Sixth avenue, private door. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid or Waiter, or te do the work of « small family. Good city refere Please call at No.7 Chrystie street, in the r ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY COMPETENT girl, with good city reference, as Chambermai do fine washing and fronin; nd Please call at 74 Sixth Aven’ ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YO: GERMAN girl, a situation as Chambermaid, can do dress making, and has no objection to do the gene! housework of a small genteel family. Bost of references given, quire at 176 Forsyth street, in the basement. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid. or general housework; isa first rate Washer and Irener. The best of city reference given. Inquire in the Furniture Store, 215 Canal stroct. ANTEB—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young wo! to do the general housework, or herwork, or waiter, or washing and ironing. No obj to go a’shert distance in the country. Please to call at 19 City Hall Place. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or to s3- sist in the washing and ironing, or taking care of children and plain sewing. Best of city reference. Please apply at 146 ith avenue, rear building, cor. 17th street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Cook; would have no objection to. do the eneral housework of a private family: is a good washer and roner; is of nice tidy habits, Can give good city referenco a to honesty and capacity. Plense call at Mr, Johnson's gro- cery store, sorner of State and Furman streets, Brooklyn, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN OF GOOD HABITS, situation as Chambermaid—has no objection to assist in washing and ironing. Best of reference to be produced from her last place, as to her capability and industry. — Please call at 184 Hestor stroet, in the rear. Can be soon for three days, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN OF GOOD HABITS, situation as Cook, Washer, and Ironer. Good rofer- ence as to her capability and attentiveness, from her last place. Please call at 184 Hester street, in the rear. Can be seen for three days ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- tions—one as vegetable Cook, and the other as assist- ant, and {4 willing to mak if useful in the kitehen. The of -clty, references. |The, city preferred. | Please enquire ‘0. 36 Trinity Place, first floor. Can be seen for two day: ANTED—AN UPHOLSTERER—ONE WHO UNDER- stands the laying of carpets and oil cloths, at 450 Peael street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTCBLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as Waiter ins private family. Has no ob- joction to travel, or to go in the country. The best of city Teference given, Can be seon for two days, Please call at 7) Mott street, in the rear, first floor. ANTED.—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- men, situation Cooks; are excellent Washers and Ironers; one would go mbermaid and assist in washing. Can come well recommended. Can be seen for two days. Please call at 64 Stanton street, up stairs, front reows, Brooklyn. GENTLEMAN, AGED 2, WISHES TO MARRY A LA- lity, and be ereey oan be relied upon. Address sia: SITUATION--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- man, who can give city reference, A situation as Cook, Washer, Tronor or general housework--would have no ob- Jeotion bo goin the country. Apply at No. 7 Chrystie atrost, ‘at the second building in the rear. Can be soon for two days SITUATION WANTED -BY A RESPECTABLE YO. woman, to do general housework, such as plain cook- ing and ironing, Beat of clty references can be “ Mulberry street, No: 0 LAWYERS—A YOUNG ATTORNEY IS DESIR! of obtaining the privilege of a deak in some office hi a good library, for which he would attond to the office 'y ness, or such portion of it ae might be deemed a fair equiv lent. Address “Attorney,” box $,025 Post Office. © BATTERS.—WANTED IN PHILADRL fires class Shaper or Curlor, to whom a good ai aud Iheral salary will bo given, | Addzoss jmmedintel HORNS & CO., Philade iphia. ANTED, IN A CARRIAGE MANU- LT. 'a Conch Smith. “Apply vo J, i, To NTLEWAN LATR- ly arrived from England, who bas had ® gront. dont of praotice in Railroad Engineering, and can produce the most Vatiefactory testimonials, 1s anxious to obtain an ongagoment salary at first not ro meoh wu object a# an opportunity of proving himeolf vecful. He is acpplied with » cupital set of fold instruments, Adilress C. B., No, 1, Herald office. FINE ARTS. MERICAN ART UNION.—THE ENGRAVINGS, Things and Transactions, for the your 1848, are now A roady for cistribmtion to inombers whose certifiontes are num- No. 5,000, and will be delivered at tho 0, 107 Broadway, upon the prosoaiation bored from No. 1 to Art Union Rooma, varnishing. oan PAts Toawuing, retouching a hat require oles ouch tn thon dine Niddrossing w line to Re them done on moderate torn a b ak the Jowolry Storo, 24 Creonw: THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. Ae Se TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER RICH AND ELE- * cant Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Furni- ture, to-morrow, at 415 Broadway, bei of M. Walters, declining business. ng the balance of stock AC. Cuttle well soll as above, without reserve, for cash, the entire balance of M. Wi prising in ‘and r, hall, and fancy ehi ke,; the whole the superintendence of Mr. Walter, will bo warranted in every respect, Catalogues on the morning of sale, EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET. L. F. Hough, Auctioneer.—Aucti of Horses, Car~ riages, Harness, Saddles, &c., this day, Wednesday, May 2, commencing at 12 o'clock. JOUN H, GATFIELD, Proprietor. FOR SALE, OR SALE—AN EATING SALOON, DOING AN EX- cellent business, No. 3 Washington Markot, Vesoy streot side; will bo sold on reasonable terms, as the owner is obliged to sell, on account of ill health. For particulars, call on the premifes. OK SALE, PRICE $10—ONE OF BAY RICHMOND’! Cotte, tive years old, dark bay, 13 hands bigh, warrante perfect in all respects, A. M.'BRUEN, 18 Codar street. OR SALE OR RENT—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY residence, containing 33 acros, Fie the Sound, 18 miles from the City, near Now Rochell ir county, N.Y. 1\4 miles from Railroad Depot. Inquire of David 4 Wheeler, Enq., No, 62 Wall streot, fwbere map can be seen} orto Henry Partridge Kellogg, New Roc! . ¥. OND STRERT—FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS THREE Story Hot South side of Bond street, near Broad- way. Apply t ‘A. J. BLEECKER, 7 Broad streot. CortacE at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, FOR SALE, ‘or to let furnished—Clif Cottage, next adjoining th Clifton House, Apply om the premi OR SALE, AT FORT HAMILTON, (THE NARROWS.) F jrable country residence, comprising s hand: 3 ry & most di le some Cottage, containing nine reoms, kitchen, and all con- #, stubling for three horses, coach and gardener's house, ice and summer house, vegetable garden, well stocked with fruit trees, and in the highest state of cultivation; front rdon, ornamental, and the whole covering a space of 65 ft, Fy's20 fect, ‘The aspect is immediately facing the bay, and only five minutes walk of the steamboat Innding. $9,000 of the’purchase money can remain on bond and mortguge, if de- ce, inquire of Lieut. D. NICKELS, For terms and p Fort Hamilton, OFFER FOR SALE, ited im: Molberry [: iately on the Rappahannock river, about 8 miles above Tapoahaai containing 1, acre fronting on lands on the river for farmin sare equal to an: The rede is valuable, chiefly for ite timber and wood, via ite oak, locust, 0} ond has numorons Tohomente; the annual rental of w wbont $200, It hi flvo a first rate marl bank, and a good Gahery might be oat Tished om it. It has b ly valued hy commissioners Being in want of monoy, I offor it for $3,000. teamer Mar} ington, plying from Baltimore to Kahting, will land these desirous of examining it, at t 3 miles distan’ ress, po: a Smith's whart, about $ ale (BERNARD, Froderickaburg. NOR SALE—300 KEGS NEW DUTCH HERRING OF SU- perior quality, now landing from ship Anna, from Rottor- dum, for sale by . W. BURLAGE, 52 New st. nuts pine, Bes e OOMS FOR THE SUMMER, AT BROOKLYN, FOR Gentlemen, with Breakfast and Tea, in De Graw PI No. 2, within two minutes walk of Hamilton Avenue Ferry, which ferry Joins the South Parlors and bed rooms with large and convenient clo; o houses between it and the ERCHANTS' HOTEI, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN ‘Arch and Market, Philadelphia. The Proprietorshi and management of this well known hotel, (which is lecate ia the very contre of business,) having this day pasnod into the hands of tho subscribers, they hog leave to state if in their purpose to ronder it worthy of tho liberal patronag with which {t has been heretofore sustained, and hope, ny Unremitting attention, to deserve the patronage of the friends, who may visit the city on business or pleasure, . & J. MeKIBBIN, Formerly of the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh. LAMPS, &c. T OF CORNELIUS & CO.8 DAMASK AND SI sired Giraneler, Lamps, Chandeliors, @o. Also, t agency of Fine plated Tea Setts, Table Forks and Spoon: Castors, &e., plated on German Silver, the most darabl article ever offered to the public. Also, Papier Mache Trays, Vases, Ke., at reduced prices. ASHER K. MORGAN, 152 William #t., between Fulton and Ann, opposite the Church ARENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS.—THE SUBSCRIBER: FB iiktes euis opportunity of informing the public, that after the Ist of May he will open his store Broadway, with al Lamps, which i stock of French Mech: n Wil be found in every respect tuperior to any hitherto im= ported. ‘The foreman and workmen late of A. Diaoon’s house {reattached to my establishment. The shop for Ropairiny me, be Loca! tnd Cleaning of the Lamps will, im the meantime be Incas at 445 Broadway, 34 story. H. DARI MISCELLANEOUS. TONE SEAL ENGRAVER AND ITERAL Paintor, 251 Broadway, cornor of Murray stroct, v ate’ of arms engraved; ladies’ seals, signet ting i cases engraved with arms, crests, &o. Coate of arms nd and painted, from $2 upwards, Books of Hovaldry with 000 names. Information given in Heraldry. LD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES, On? Watch Movements, of all manufactures, for sale by fee dmeoritTs Sun's salt before fucchaaing clrewhers, fo buyers wilt do we ROBIINS, 86 John eereets C ARPETING, CARPETING, ¢ yards at WILLIAM McGRORTY'S | y roonis, No. 136 William streot, between Futon and John streets, opposite Washington stores, is now thrown open to the publio, where he for wale at rotail all the various styles | Tf Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Xo. for cash, forty per cent lower than any retail store. APER, HANGINGS, LACE CURTAINS, &o.—SOL0- mon & Hart, 243 Broadway, offer for snle,on the mont BROWN, roasonable terms, French Paper Hangings and Borders of all Kinds. Their Spring stock o Papers is now complete, and comprises the most beautiful assortment in the city. Als constantly on hand, rich lace and qmbroidered mi tains, Window Shades, and < urtain Materials of soriptiv ION & HAR Broad y AT BARGA RENCII EMBRODERIES, MAN- GAeAT Stave Hosiery, Gloves, Linens, &o. The undor= signed begs to call the attention #f ladies, and stangera visit- fy, to his large and well selected stock of the above i jow regular prices. Z 445 Broadwa: i gues, which he is selling much L “SET A. bait quarter, and oighth Of the old and genuine brand, ing rigy Nanino and he J for aale by chelle, amd for aale Ly oy 1, & CO, 67 and 69 Front ste TTIPICIAL FLOWERS FROM sortment of this article Juat receiv fais at 24 Trinity place, uurer, M. Mari Vites the commirsion and to view h thandiso, which is of the best quality, and of the latest Styloand clogance. Please call wt my office, from 12 to4 o*cloc Ww ~ Gr TEMON, IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN « Havana Sogars, of the choicest brands, invites t aitontion of connoiessurs to his recent impertations, whi sete emand of rare exoellonce. An oxatintion will prove Mivantagonus to ponaumers.| Tho old customers of thie store jcularly invited to call. ape den ae W. ©. LEMON, 4 atroes, WROEONS WISHING TO PLACE TH HTRRS ‘cr Wards from homo, ina School, whioh combines ull (ne usofal and attractive foatures of the English, Classical, hud ornamental branches, on the most reasonable terme, may find # good spportunity to do so hy calling at99 Chambers se, between thi re of }2and 4 P.M, whore cards, and all ne- oaeory Information relative to th school, will be furnished cnt of the teachers, A REENWOOD CEMETERY —Tiie OFFICE OF THIS FF institution is removed to No. 64 Broadway. NAY, YORK AND HARLEM RAlLRUAD COMPANY. otice—The annual election for thirteen Direotors of his Company will take, place at their ofiiee, No.2 Hanover atroet,on Toorday May 15, 1849, beewopn the hours of 12 M. nnd eP M. The sone mage tbe oo From ete badnag inst., both days inclusive. By oraer of the Board of Direo i . . ‘A. KYLE, Jr. Seoretary. NASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN Summer resort ean aow ments during the ensuing se: and terms, fpely at the of (post paid} directed to the pro; ny for the last mine months, and acknowledged by she ublic and press, to be by far the most truthful, oom be engaged for evening amuse- | diversified painting ever brought out in. these n. further particulars, ‘on the promises, or by letter proto; FRENCH & HEISER, To BE YO LET the Minerva Roums, in Broudway, wich all the fixtures attache would be rentod to a good and of years, at a reasonable rent; OR LEASE—TH ‘LET, BUILDING KNOWN AS the rear of Nos. 402-4-6 and 8 The above rooms Tesponsible tenant for a terin ; there being everything on the ERCANTILE MUTUA! ‘No, 63 Wall street. —I of their Charter, the Com ment :— Amount of Pret RANCE COMPANY, formity with the requisitens uy submit the following state~ miums not marked off April Sd, remises ready for Balls, Concerts or Public Muctings. For oe teense $181,699 rthor particulars in of Wm. K. Newton, No. 10 Centre street, from 11 to lo’clock, P. M. e year onding April 3d, 149 855,128 la O LET--AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND—A NEAT Total amount of Premiums, 1, Gothic Cottage, delightfully situated in the outer bay. cr call For terms and particulars, apply, to The amount of Promiums marked off during the i. CLARK, No. 65 Wall street. your as above, wi . $634,300 6B a = PP. LET—4 FURNISHED in a small private family & desirable location, For particulars, add within one mimate’s walk of Broadway. reas a note to P. 8., Horald office. On Marino risk On Inland trans gation do... . OR UNFURNISHED ROO} where there ary no boarders, f Less return Promiam: (0 LET--THE SECOND S' 105 finmmeraiey street, co ‘and paniry. Ane: ‘ill he \O LET—THE FOUR SMALL GENTE in Brea nay between finished, with marble passed to pave the strovt, Also, the two Stores and street, or at 142 Front street. TORY OF THE HOUSE, NO. isting of one large room, two Lend rah rae Ae daa 1d, after twelve months use, | Marine Lom ° gsis aio 2" Inland navigation do. 39,589 36 L DWELLINGS th and 30th streets, nearly Interest and commi OTELTO LET OR LEAS known as Tabur's dious house, and well establis arblo mantels, water closets, and Crot en investment.. o tor. ‘The Broadway stagos pues the doors, and the ordiuaves | ExDenses and bad debi + Habs $510,546 0 pric airendy lighted with ae rwellings adjoining the above. $210 and $300. Apply to HM. SCHIBEFEEIN, 17 Bast liek Profits to be divided............:..... SEmias Amount of carnings of 1M7. bicentt-4 E—NO.107 MURRAY STREET, Do do 1348... 118 Hotel. ‘This iy a largo and commo- | De do 1849, 278 6 ed. Inquire RUS, ROWELY, No. 76 Nassan street. Total tor these years, 4,207 80 ODGING ROOM TO LET, Parlor Chamber, suitable d,) 3 ers it will be rent or 4 doors from Broadway, down down, rfumery aud Toilet Goods Store, 305 Broadway. date the Tho Company further report —A FINE LARGE FRONT | following assets. v ono or two'geatleman (one | Invested in U. five and six per cont stook,. $219,375 To por | Bills roceivabie, 403,252 very reasonable. Inquire at | Cash and unset! notes PHILSON (Late Roussel.) NFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET, TO SINGLE ffontiemen, on the second Bed Ro ooms connecting, with partie! board, ii quire at No. 165 Mercer, above Bloccker street. BE STEAMSHIP EUROP. ney City, punctual] jd May, 1H19. SHIPPING. Total as Aer . $645, ‘The Trustovs have deciared a dividend of thirty per cont em the not earned Premiums of the past your, payable in sccip on und after the 2d Monday in May next. The Trustees bave also rosolved to pay an interest of ax Porcent on the amount of the, Certificares authorised te be ued in April 1847, and April 1848, to bo paid to the hol thereof, or to their legal reprosentatives, on and afver the I day of May next, By order of the Bont CHARLES NEWCOMB, Seoretary. TRUSTEES. floor, consisting of Parlors and I required. VAAN WILL LEAVE THE DOCK y at twelve o'clock (120’elook) N Staten Mail Ste E. K. 1 South s bij Sah OTICE,—THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION TO the capital stock of the New York and Liverpool United Company, will of May next, from the hour of 10 A. ML, Me JAMES BROWN, THOMAS HUNT, JAMES FREELAND, HENRY SHELDEN, THOS: 8. NELSON, WILSON G. BUNT, Stew ART C. MARSH, CYRUS CORTI! HERMAN BOKE! CHAS. G. CARLETON, LEVI COO! bs DAVID L. SAYR! HENRY A. STON opened at the office treet, in the city of Now Forks EDWARD K. COLLINS, STE\ ELISHA RIGGS, Commissioners. oon waLroy Se WILLIAM 8. WETMORE, GEO. D. PHEL STEWART BROWN, J) JAS. T. SOUTTE IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.~VESSELS SUBJECT TO iw. WALD” Visitation by the Health Officer. Every vessel from a | Wy WATT RICHARD BIGELOW, foreign port having passengers, and every vessel having bad, | AEMET REED, ALEXIS 8. BAKER,” during her pasynge, any case of Small-pox, or infectivus oF JOSEPH WALKER, President; | oontagious disease—arriving at anytime. All vessels from LEWIS GREGORY, Vice-President ; any rt fe bag tered Loven} oe ehlen ey, oe pass ELLWOOD WALTER, Assistant Vico-Preaidente th of jenlopen—t ving ween the thirty-first Dt ° day of May and the sixtoonth day of Ootober. And all vossels | GUARLES NEWCOML, Secretary. from any place (including {atenda) in Asia, Africa, or the = Mediterrancan, or from any of the yr Western Islands, or mui in the ‘eat India, Bahama, Ber- from any one place in America, ordinary passage trom which, they pass south of Georgia ~ wn . <arriving betwoen the first day of April and she first day of USICAL ID ENTIRE STOCK OF November. ALEX. B. WHITING, Health Officer. Musical Merchandin n lot of now Italian violim Journal of C Evening Post and 8 and other strings, for sale, at she importing price,» p — — — ~ d the Oratorio of OR SAVANNAH. Ocean Steamers of the Navigation Compa: P.M., from Pier pt. For freight or passage appl, superior Kettle Drums; Overture an Tou Jesee,”’ for full Orchestra; also, a part of rent $100 per annum, and Furniture for sale, altogether, for $00, Inquire of J. T, Wolter, 16 John strovt, up stair USIC!—THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT BY & young Lady, who has a thorough knowledse of Mualas who can give th umost unexceptionable refereness. borinnere, $9 yrquarter; those more advanced, $13. Ap- Bly to. C-. Harald office. 7 NEW AND SUPERIOR ew ork and Savannah Stes ve on Wednesday 0 4 North Rivers ny eee house te let, SAM'L L. MITCHILL. OR HAVRE.—THE 8U! g fastened French Coy Tor frelght of pastage apply to PERIOR COPPERED AND Fo HAVRE—THE SUPE! ‘Capt. Grenier, will sail on or about the Ist proximo. Ap- ply to bark Armantine, Capt. Bebe | wo ne BOYD & HINCKEN. ABIAS. CONS OMX CO., COMMISSION, FORWARDING ‘ani ing Merchants, Panama.—Consigumor RIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS, | auing ‘and merchandise solivited, and ali kinds of Commis= sion business attended to on the usual term: on New BOYD & MINCKEN. T Boston and Liverpool, calli mails and passengers, are intended to sail as follo’ HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. Steamships between New York and Li; Drafts bo Boston, Now Osleans, San Francisoo, London aad Pa~ MEDICAL. be! mh aud vescive at Halifax to § Bosto YE AND EAR—A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FREB agara, Cept. Kyrie, trom Horton, Wednesday, of cost, at 261 Broadway, corner of Warren stroct, de- Jambria, “ Shannen, “ Boston, ribing Doctor Powell's new and successful mode of treating Americs, “ Harison, “ N. York, = the affections of those sensitive and delicate organs. Recent= Hibernis, * Stone, “ Bosto ly jupported, « largo supply of beautiful Artificial Eyes, Jus Gee Res Beat, & “ Pollished, « popular Treatise on the Eye, third edition, re- An letters and from New Yor perienced Surgeon on ie beyond an amount for persenal expensos. To. pers must pasn through the Post Offic Price® cents, by d and enlarged. Ae See JAMES W. POWELL, M.D. 4 doth board. ‘Freight will be chi a 1° Pas Liverpool: First Cabin, S13: or Bosten to R. Nadbedag ai, OCULIST, Sccranendne toed ix 4 second do., $70. For freight or o upply to is vention to disexses of the d has for sale it tiful selecti ff Artificial SE RCCENAROISC, 8 Broadway. | and tnt forsale a most pone seletion af Ardell Bye —, pa _ A Fe) pd containing iy remarkable cure THE GOLD COAST. Wheeler, can be had gratuitously at his offless OR CALIFORNIA AN Tes apatoh on Saturday, known steamship FAL roia and Oregon. to bn je in id will land or receive 2 he Th state rooms... lower after cabii vee lower forward canin... lower after cabin do. do, _ateorage Now Orleans in state rooins. 0. do, steerage, Havana in tho state room, D OREGON, VIA NEW OR- , AUTHOR OF THE “ PRACTICAL PRI~ United Stacon Mail Steamship Company will te Treatise,” ke., 88 Greenwich street—Office May 26th, the commodions and wold M., 6 to9 P. M. (Sanday excopted). Those who ‘ON, for Chagres, via Havana and New stages will bo surprined at the rapidity an were at the bar at ‘attending eure. It is chiedy, ho " Feloon will carry out the suffered from a certain clase of people, whe for the Pacific steamors from can properly wppreciate his services. In stricture, first, oF Incipient, to its more advi ‘from uncommon advantages and fford w rapid, eaay and radical oure, which, for stating, can be obtained from no other ao ica. R. FAWCETT CAN BE CONFIDENTIALLY COM= sulted at his otfive, 51 Dey street, on all private diseases. ‘The most obstinate yield to his mode of treatment, which js Do. do. lower after cabin the eon-mercurial principle. Strictures cured on the moss Do. do Approved plan. The victims of wolitary indulyeuce oan alge For freight to New Ori apply, with «certainty of oure. Ofhiee Sl Dey street. eR JIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORN vengers for tho thip 5! © CURE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 19 D may be consulted treatment of eor*~ ‘1 delicate diseases. A practice of years devoted te the treat mont of delicate diseases enables Dr. C. vo cure the wi form of this disease, Recent cases cured in three days. | mercury used. ANG OWENS, must the most desirable berths are 12 roadway. baggage on board this day, as she will positively row (May ais Some of it. Apply to be anaes H. MANDY, No.1 ON SAT M,C large portion of the passengers engaged, will positively sail on | Suturoay, Sth May, For passage in cabin or 2d cabin, apply to the master on board, at the foot of Pine street Y OK SAN FRAD s tively the first and only ‘The splendid fast sailit Richmond, having the oun Pir batance of freight or pass 11 North River, or to JOUN COLLINS, N. B.—Shippers will please send in their bills of Ladin Passengers KA ear! pai for signature. their passages, will plon and settle, in order that their berths may be secured. There in yot room for m few more paswengers taken in this Fst VESSEL FOR § faat anilin the old only distinguished Physician and ands limited number of p Ore will be received, If ap few da} ply on board, at Pier 10 Ei OF te Fey On art ae ee TRACT, SMITH, 101 Wall stroot. DRAPER, Capt. Draper, having ALIFORNIA, DIRECT—POSI- pack ‘the best part of her cargo eng ‘on bowrd, ia now loading ®t Pier No, 1] Nortl and beautiful R. COOPER, 4 DUANE inst fourvoom years, cont mont of Mercurial and other RERTT, HAS, FOR THE URDAY, POSITIVELY.—THB | & MURRAY, simple vegotable substan F of the Fentale Obscoirical. Iustitute, Thess pills the only wevual remedy over discovered for the ou Aiseases of Uh reaus, Sominal oF Whysieal Dovility, rogular packet To aail May 16. et bark ECUMSEH, River, ars y, &o, for tull particulars of their ‘age, apply on Loard, at Pier No. Been ener valcHcets, see circulars. To be bad of tbe Teguiar sppointed agents, where Wi villa st0 90g haa Jrt., 74 South street, up stairs, genuine, pee diene Ki. King, corner of Cham nt | street; 63 Bowery, corn uer of How MM Grawd streaty sive Woat Broad= vet. These pills xcs, and can be sont by mail to any this vessel that have no we call at the office of the I eet, corner of Leonard 8 cabin passengers. No stoornge are put u FRA REC g | bade a adhoc —- packet built’ bark Alico Tari HE MARKIBD WOMAN'S PRIVATR MBDIVAL Bo is vessel 18 mi daha, T Companion, by Dr. A. M. Mauricenu, Professor of Dia wengors only are taken, A few bag yh th and mental anguish we cation be made in season. Ap~ an afiectionate wife, and pocuniary difhoulties to the has fulght have beon spared; thousands now poor would li competence; thousands now broken im healt Cc tatlan.— Captain Batte Oo'cluck, in the b information, ap South street, or to the Capra 10 to 1 A.M. F atreot, daily, Bier Non h, And moat expeditio Shus, of any part of Vor ALIPORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, MEXIC TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ARE REDUCED TO $4. , AND MA~ enjoyed it; hundreds now in Unelr graves been atl alle y ahy's C01 is to sail on Sa- | by a timely possession of this work. park Eugen Pior No.9 Ease | %1¢ je'intended expecially for the married, of those consem= iy to HARGOUS & CO. 33 | plating marriage, as it discloses important secrets which , on board the vessel, from | ghould be known to them particularly. To thoee whose healtd dove not permit of an incroase of femb- t is of eapocial importance. leo, every femalo—the wife, the mosher, ene ome either buddin one in the dveline years in whom nature contemplates an important change— ‘cun discover the oauses, symptows, and the most eifcieat re REGULAR U, 3. M. and Lowell, vis Norwioh 1h | nd | ie Dee te : mn ont cert Of sure, in every complaing to a trom Pier No. 18, N. R., foot of Coy joe, and wn ju mode Pertti ees mre nts ( Knickarbookd ‘wi hich her wex i ate a as the Pu - conter,), Will Lente erepted, wt Bo'oiook, P, M., luster Noy Livi “Co. thang: Laas lg ga DT: lark Cor Baltimore; M Boullemet, Mobile; shove places, cons ue way of reaching Boston, Lowell, We: ussoul, New @rlvana; J. B. Cubbedge, Savannah, mt or Now Hampshire. Pe aoe ee | oP a nied te A ae ) FERRY --L1 iw youn ae fv" lg ay techs Lears Vaadertive landiags etnias, tae Tas Labecey ees,