The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1849, Page 3

rere ATs ®ivcn to the troops to fire, onv-llf obliquely to th Fight, avd one-half obliquely to the left, oa those t« be This was dene ard tho ccowd fell back int Lafayetic Place, and be youd he ' the Rete There «as vo firk troops, but the mob yet kept up © te altncks #7: Stones and brick. The whole number of nuifitary engaged in the conflict wa ut twohu one-balfin the line towards drvad way, the other tm the line towards the Bowery. ‘Che mob has been vari Jy estimated at from ton to twenty thousand; it was exceedingly dark. the lamps having been put out, as | ‘was informed, aud all | could seo was & dense mass of le before me: previous to leaving Eighth street to go to the front of the theatre with the troops, T sent ty the Arsenal to order up the light artillery, and a de tachment of the sixth regiment to support it; th rived on the ground after t firing had cease gua was stutioned facing the Bowery, and the tucing Browdway; the infantry disposed at each and some at the rear of the theatre, and notice givea to the mob that if they did not disperse, they would be fired vpon aguin, and the artillery used if necessary after this, the mob gradually dispersed. and t! cased; upwards of fifty mca. of this small military ¢ tachment of two hundred and ten men, were disabled. and chicily before any firing by the troops; I do not be lieve that the troops could be withdrawn with safety without the order to fire; it was entirely impossible for them to maintain their position without firing; I have been upwards of thirty-tive yoars engaged in military duties, have been out on scveral occasions of mobs, but J never Faw one so bad us that of Thursday, and never before Lad occasion to give an order to fire; in conclu sion, he desired to state that no one could deplore the event mere than he does. At the conclusion of Gen Sandford’s testimony. the ‘Coroner stated, that as it would be impossible to tinish tho investigation that day. he would adjourn the in- quest to ten o’elock this morning, and stated to such persons present as bad friends or relatives killed in the ‘riot, that by two o'clock to-day he would probably be enabled to give them perwits for interments, PROCLAMATION The following proclamation, was issued by the Mayor, at 11 o'clock :— Mavor’s Orrice, New York. May 12, 1849. The Mayor congratulates the citizens upon the Bpirit of obedience to the laws which. with few excep- i jons, pervaded the city last night, while ke cannot too highly commond the alacrity with which the efvil and military force, as well as the great mass of the people, Yesponded to the demand made by the authorities in oe name of the law, for the maintenance of public erder. He trusts that a renewal of the disturbances of the past fow nights is not to bo apprehended ; but at the bame time he feels bound to urge upon the friends of order to abstain from congregating in crowds. and as wuceh as possible from frequenting the streets or other gpiiic places, for a few nights tocome. Inthe mean ime, he aseures the citizens that the whole civil and military power of the county continues actively en- Buged In the discharge of its duty in upholding and Jaintaining at every baxerd the peace of the city. CALEB S WOODHULL, Mayor, THE WOUNDED, It was stated yesterday thet Mr. John 8. Jones, of No. 219 Sullivan street, was mm lly wounded on ‘thursday night. Such is not tho fact. Mr. Jones as- sisted in removing one of the wounded men to a drug Among the wounded on Thursday night. was a youn, man named John Bateman, who received a ball throug! the hand. He also received six bullets through his coat. He resides at the corner of Eleventh street and ‘Third avenue, INCIDENT. George Mason, arrested for being concerned in the bie does not reside at 554 Peurl street, as stated yes- erday, THREE O'CLOCK THIS MORNING. Up to this hour this morning all was perfeetly quiet, though the lines across the streets were still presery- el, and no person permitted to pass. At half past 12 o'clock, the generals and officers proceeded to the New York Hotel to partake of refreshments, and at the same hour two large bodies of police proceeded from the theatre down Broadway in marching order. THE FUNERAL. It isannounced that the funeral of those who were Killed on ‘Thursday night, will take place to-day. The Coroner has not yet got through with the inquisition, and it is doubtful if the funerals taxe place. It depends, however, upon the time the Coroner shall have finished dis businces. Theatrical and Musica! Bowrry Turatre.—During the past week there have deen great doings at the Bowery. Every night the house has been filled to its utmost capacity by most fash- fonable audiences, and the entertainments have been of the most elevated and refined character, consisting every evening, save one. of Shakspearian plays. The “Stranger” was played one night. Mr. Hamblin pro- mised last Monday evening that, if supported by the ic, he would give the Shakspearian dramas in astyle bars has never before been attempted in New York, and thus far he has done so; and what is more, has been Bal supported in his attempt. Me has raltied around most mt maguifieent corps of actors, both male and ony w, the tragic queen of America, has done Nerelt much credit by her admirable acting du- ring the week, as Lady Macbeth, Desdemona, Mrs. H ler, Portia, &e.; and Mr. Hamblin himself has proved Lew truly he deserves the high stand he has obtained aranactor. Mr. Ryder has become a vast favorite at the Bowery, and has contributed much to the eclat with which the pieces have gone off. Mr, Gilbert, Mr. Bass, who played on Friday evening for the fisst time.) Miss Sipe and the rest have ali done great credit to them- selves in their various parts. ‘The tragedy of “ pie John’ has been in rehearsal during the week, and will roduced to-morrow evening with great splender, both as regarés cast of characters and stage appoint- ments, We shall have more to say about it to-morrow. Broapway Treatee.—Mx. Forrest appeared at the Brondway Theatre last evening, in the character of Metamora, the last of the Wampanoags. This piece 4s one well calculated to display Mr. Forrest's peculiar style of acting. The play was written for him, and he has evidently studied well the part which he plays in it. The house was not crowded last night, but there was a very respectable attendance. At the end of the second net, some one in upper circle proposed “three cheers for Forrest,’ these were given with great unanimity; and ( some one proposed three cheers for Macready. this was responded to by a long, loud whistle, The play contined to elicit loud ap- laure to the end, and after the curtain had fallen Iie came forward and by bowing to the andi- y the part of Nahmeokee ‘tors were in good hands. +? Was perform- ef b; dd with their usen grace. The evening's entertainmont concluded with the farce of “ Poor Pillic ony, ”” in which Messrs. Hedaway and Shaw, and dic: > see btn Waits appeared. grand romantic and popu- aan et ce Monte Cristo” is to be rovived at the Broadway Natiowat, Turatas.— Spectacle has been the order of the ¢ay at this house during the past week, and Chan- frou, ia producing the has shown what hecan do inthe way of splendor, &c., as well as the rest of them ; and we must say that he deserves much eredit for the manner in which he hs put this piece upon athe staze. The cost of the preparations for it was up- swaids of three thousand dollars, and the magnificent armor, warlike implements, historically correct cos- tumes, beautiful music, grand tableaux, processions, dances, &e,, introduced in the picco, form, altogether, one of the most brilliant sta, es we have ever | it will be performed every evening during the week, with some auusiog farce preceding. Borron's Taxatar.—It isa positive boon to the nu- ‘merous visitors crowding into Now York, at this fine season of tho year, that au opportunity is afforded them of spending a very pleasant evening —at Burton's place of amusement. The entertainment of last night consisted of the new piece, called “ His First Pecca- ” §m which Johnston, Jordan, and Miss Chapman ‘are extremely droll and funny; after which came the Dburletta of cody, poor Pillicoddy,’” tho. prinetpal character of which is sustained Ad cae It = ba agi that comedian is rate in ever img a ie “ ‘of John Peter, it strikes Gs that he Sect tlaaealt He did ‘wt give. the audience. a ino: rom ter. ithe pe rt of Cay ra. Brougl 4 Fopre- eentation . so very animat Mrs. ki and Miss Chapman were very good in ‘their farce of * Forty Winks” concluded The the intellectual treat of the evening. The curtain fell amidst loud and reiterated coplanse oS ee ey ho, judging from (the expression of wir counte- pared L ‘eppesred to have spent amort ves hour Minernere will go on giving enter- s long as health is iene them, if condition of their A o => ymin hail eae Virginia, N «sold in song, © never tire,” esthey mover lire their audiences or secm tired themeel morrow evening thia fa- contains rome of b cholcest The New Onueans Sears anens will sing at Montague a, tomorrow evening. Let the Brook- y prepare for greet Caria Gaanen— This Sacred music will be ag @ grand concert of the New Vora Brass Band. No doubt, i ¢ ape ng be flue, this health. giving location will be virited hy I reds, We know of ino place where a few howrs may be passed tommore advan- either capards the beawtital scenery by which it f'n ed Avantages to derived from in- ch comes from both cca and Canreris 's Mewerncrs have retorne’. Tho Campbell's have come la very trutis, and will commence a series of mente at Apetle Saloon, te- vat thelr hundreds Grek to hens thea Tue Moxr the public have tour in the southw red. We hope tw vee They cannot vew ee them mm as pe TELEGRAPHIC EY t PLLIGENCE, INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON, THE NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS. The Cholera at the Wost, ee, Be. ee, The New York Appointments, Wasi day 02, 1849 Contrary to & general expectation, the New York appointments were takem up today It is understood that some of the members of the eabinet were epposed to action at the present time, but that the President overruled all objects We subjein the council for New York appointments made in cedinet Hiven Maxwets, Collector of Customs, vice ©. W Lawrence. resigned. Joux Youre, Assistant ‘Treasurer, vice W. ¢ Bouck, removed W. V. Buavy, Postmaster, vice R. 1H. Morris, re- moved, Mr. Lawrence has resigned, to take effect on the 30th June; consequently Mr Maxwoll will not enter upon the duties of the office until that time, Messrs. Brady and Maxwell, will both acceept of their appointments ; but it is considered doubtful as to whether Mr, Young will accept of his, These appointments have not, as yet, been officially made public, for the reason that the resignation of Mr. Lawrence, has not yet arrived, but is expecte 1 here to- morrow. Appointments by the President, ‘Wasninoron, May 12, 1849 NEW YoRK, Collector of Customs—Hugh Maxwell Postmaster—Wm. V. Brady. Sub-Treasurer—John Young. MARYLAND, Postmaster, Baltimore—C, T, Maddox. Collector, Baltimore—-George P. Kane. Naval Officer, Baltimore—Thos. King Carroll. Vice Polk, removed. Surveyor, Baltimore—Chas. T. Griffin. Marshall, Baltimore—Jas. H. Kent n@ Important frou Veneauetamte- aihation of Monagas and Gui m tho Philadelphia Bullet By & fate. Val from Puerto placed in posrom '! “ the republic of Venn. gus, and the V cent their re mercantile ho: teresting extrac intelligence :— Extract of a lett n . Pp resident, Mona- win, have both sig ndebted to a ¢ in this eiy for J the Plein in- from letters, ¢ Ting tnied ating the r, dated April 21, 1844. nd tho Prosidont ination yesterday Gueman (the View Prosideat) both sent into Congress th i Two commir we to repert on them On the 24th. the Congrc to there is very littie tine to consider euch an important move, We do wot know what to mak foun ed on all going on quietly. dissely 1. and that the Cham’ a May. y Ul 2th apprehensive of any disorders, as were to d last year, ag the common people have quieted ad do hot appear to take the same interest in ly formerly. We have a 20 gua French brig, & Duteh sloop of 36 guns, in the roadatead. Extract of a lettes » and dated Purrro Caneuro, April 23, 1849 The political state of the country again wears a threntening aspect. A schooner which arrived yoster- day morning from La Guayra, brings news of tho ro- Collector, Annapolis—Thos, Ireland. “ ~ Oxford—John H. Allen. Surveyor, Lowellynsburg—John Blackstone «" Nottingham—John T. Stamp. « — Snowhill—G. W. E. Smith, Terr. Surveyor, Louisvillo—Robert. C. Coleman. Pension Agent—Maunsell White. LOUISIANA. Receiver, New Orleans—Robert N. Carman Register, New Orleans—John C. Clark. INDIANA, Receiver, Vincennes—John Beard. Register, Crawfordaville—John Ewing Alarm about Cholera—Funeral of Judge Brough—Meeting of the Board of Health. Cincimnats, May 12, 1849, The Cincinnati national jubilee of the Sons of Tem- perance, which was advertised to take place on the 15th, is indefinitely postponed, in consequence of the alarm caused by the cholera, The remains of Judgo Brough were followed to the grave by judges of courts, members of the bar, odd fellows, typographical society, editorial fraternity, mili- tary, and a large number of respectable citizens. The board of health met to-day, at noon, and re- ported fifty new cases of cholera and five deaths, within the past twenty-four honrs. There is considerable dif- fence of opinion among the members of the board, as to whether it is the real cholera or not. The most cur- rent opinion, however, is, that nearly one-half of the cases are nothing more {han common diarrhcea, It has rained most of the day. The river has risen three feet during tho last twenty-four hours. Cholera Among the California Emigrants on the Missouri Frontier. Lovrsvinur, May 12, 1849. Letters from Independence, Missouri, state that the cholera was prevailing among the California emigrants encamped at that plac Rumor of Fraud in High Places. ‘Wasnine tox, May 12, 1840. It is said that charges exist against a high officer in the War Department, whieh are being examined into, relative to frauds upon the government in the way of forged land warrants and other claims of dead soldiers, that had no existence, The Late Defalcation of Major Scott. Wasuixatox, May 12, 1849. ‘The defalcation of Major Scott, late Navy Agent at the Washington Navy Yard, is set down at about fifty thousand dollars. He had held the office for about fourteen years. Speculation is assigned as the proxi- mate cause. Illness of an Ex-Member of Congress. Wasnixctox, May 12, 1849. The Hon. Daniel Duncan, of Ohio, a member of the last Congress, from the Columbus District. is now lying dangerously ill at his lodgings in this city, where he has been confied since the adjournment. Ex-Governor Seward, of New York, has arrived from Charleston. The Catholic Council in Baltimore: Bautimorr, May 12, 1849 The Catholic National Council of Bishops adjourns to-morrow. They have been holding two sessions a day on busi- ness, at the Archbishop's mansion. In the morzing, none but the Bishops are present : in the afternoon, the theologians, one attending each Bishop, are admitted. It was intended to hold the next National Council ten years hence, but we leain that the unfinished busi- ness bas shortened the interval to three years, Bishop Hughes will preach in the Cathedral to-mor- row, when the ceremonies will be of the most imposing character. Affairs in Pittsburgh: Pirrsuvncn, May 12—P. M. The health of the city continues good, and not a single case of cholera has occurred amongst our citi- gens, although a number were brought here by the steamers. Businers continues very dull, and large quantities of steamboats are laying up for want of business, The Steamer Cherokee. Savannant, May 12, 1849. The steamship Cherokee, Capt. Lyons, arrived here this day, in 66 hours from wharf to wharf. joston, May 12, 1849. ‘The Hibersia‘s news produced no marked change fa the quotations for flour, and a steady business is dot ules of the day reach 1,600 bbls, common brands Michi- ‘an and Genesee. at $5 a $5 25. The corn market Gopressed under the news, and the business done is at a decline of 1 to 2 cents per bushel; transactions add up 15,000 bushels, including white, at 57c., and Southern yellow at bic. Kye is drooping, and about 600 bushels changed hands at 66c. In oats, the sales are 4,000 i 40e a dle. Provisions are in steady demand, especially poe; of which some 350 bbls. found buyers, at $11 a $12, Annaxy, May 12—6 P. M. Neceipts by canal in tho past twonty-four hours :— Flour, 26,000 bbis.; corn, 87,500 bushels. Tho flour market hue a downward tendency, and the sales aro but moderate, Corn ison the decline since the steamer, and the sales aro 6,000 bushels round yellow at 59 a 60e., and white at 7c. ‘In oats, the xalos are 7,000 bushels at ide, ‘The eules of whickey are 100 bbls. at 210. Burvato, May 12, 1849. Reeoipis within the past twenty-four hours:—Flour, 10,000 bbls,; wheat, 65.000 bushels; corn, 21,200 do. ‘The market is heavy for flour, and the demand is less active, Sales of the day do not exceed 1,000 bbla., at $3 87% a $4. Whoat is also lower, and about 5,000 Dushets Ohio sold at 8c. a00c. Incorn there is no change to notres, ‘The sales are 10,000 bushels at 45o. Freights to Albany have fallen, and flour can only be quoted at 450.; whoat, 15e,; and corn, 9c. Prttsnuren, May 12—6 P.M. ‘The floar market has declined 1834c. per bbl, and = sales are but moderate. Grain continues unchang: | ‘The rates of pork are confined to regular trade eo mini Whiskey is quoted at 18e, There is eleven fect of water in the channel, Weather pleasant. Cincinnati, May. 12, 1849. t for flour waa steady, with moderate Vrovisions wero inactive, sales being Whirkey was selling at Xe. No change The may pales, at $ very light, in grain, Court of Oyer and Terminer. Defore Justice Hurlbut, oes Aldermen Mullen and heme ‘82, 56, 43, 46, 48, court Cale Cer it Covet. , 62, & . 4. C407. “= fe Fieet Part $1, 00, 101, 10%, 105, 107, 11, 113, 7. Socom Marti, 142, 204, 144, 118, 168, May us The court cone. dy and immodiately after arn ‘he Cirouit Court was thon openod, and the cause of ve. Burton catled, It appearing that some of the witnesscs worn absent, further proveedings wore ad- Joorved until Monday next. The conrt then adjourned. signation oF their offices by the President and Vice President of the republic, both on ths same day. No motives are assigned for this proceeding, but conjec- turesinnumerable are afloat. Further information is anxiously looked for. and opinions generally are, that We are on the eve of further trouble, All was quiet in La Gusyra when the schooner loft. The Baltimore Patriot learns, that a committee of Congress had been appointed to wait on the President and Vice-President. to know of them their reasous for resigning, ‘The result was not known, but it was gene- rally believed that their resignation would bo accopted, as they bud usurped the powor vested in them lately, in such ® manner as to make them unpopular with al classes of the people. ‘The country was without any government, and it was believed by the respectable portion of the community, that it was better so than to have such persons as the lute heads of the govern- ment. General Paez, it was currently believed, would twfore Long, be called back to the head of the govern men Superior Court. Present, the Chief Justice and Mr, Justice Sandford, av 12.—Drcistons.—James T. Brady vs, The Board of, Supervisors. This cause comes before us under the following ciroumstances. Plaiutiff was counsel for the Corporation of New York one or two years; during that period he was applied to by the Board of Supervisors In regard to thelr duty; he drew up various reports, nt. tended the Board whenever called upon, and in short, acted as the general adviser of the Board. For these services he commenced an action against them, and the ease was referred to referces, who reported « considera- ble sum in his favor; it is now brought before us to set aside the report. ‘The defendants set up a two-fold de- fence—first, they say that Mr. Brady was, bound to attend the Board of Supervixors in his character of counsel to the Corporat: nd that any services ren- dered to the defendants are covered by his salary as Corporation countel. We have not considered ‘this part of the case, because it is not necessary, We as- sume the position taken by plaintiff's counsel to be correet—-that thore is a right of action, and that he is not precluded by the consideration that he rendered those services as counsel to the Corporation; but the main ground of defence is, that no action can be main- tained against the Board of Supervisors, We think, under the present state of the law, this description of action cannot be brought, The report, therefore, must be sut aside. Leoni Sauzes ve The 8, Insurance Compan} this case, an insurance of $13, effected by the plaintiff. on one of his vessels, ona voyage to the Pacific Ocean, from thence to the West Indies, and from the latter ‘place home to this port. On her return home. the bark was wrecked, or so seriously damaged, that sho had to put into a port'of the West Indies. ‘The eaptain immediately informed the owners hereof what bad hap- pened, but in the mean time, he proeeeded to p some temporary repairs, amounting to about Bto00. On the 11th November, 1846, the day they revived the letter, they wrote back to abandon the vessel. The cuptain, however, tailed for this port on the 10th No- vember, the day before the abandonment was made,and the vessel arrived here without any further accident and was afterwards fully repaired here, at further expense of $5,000. Under these circumstances, the sole question was whether it was a total or partial loss. The defendant insisted that before the abandonment was made the vessel had railed, was then on her way to this port, and there was, therefore, no reason for considering her total loss. ‘The condition of the vessel, however, at the time of the abandonment constitutes the right to abandon, and it is clear enough they had a right to abandon her, unless they were bound to bring her to New York; but of this there was no evidence. It ap- pears that the captain, in putting on the partial re- pairs, acted for the best interests of all Hoe parties 5 and it would be unreasonable and contrary to the gene- ral rule, that no act of a maste ive @ mariner of his right of abandonment; that because he procured those partial repairs, to. be made for the benefit of all the parties, the owner should be deprived of his re- cognized right, if the vessel could be brought to New York without those partial repairs, the ease would be different. We think the repairs were made in good faith, and therefore do not impair the owners’ right to abandon, Judgment as tor a total loss, Perrin vs. Joknson.—In this case, an action was brought in a Justice Court, to recover @ um of money from defendant, which was deposited in his hands, on a bet made that a horse owned by plaintiff was brother to a horse named Jack Cade, Judgment was given for the Pisintiff, which was asked to be set aside, on the grounds —first. that the Court had no jurisdiction, the bet nof being within the statute ; and, secondly, that not being within the statute, it was not unlawful We think the bet was within tho statute which gives juris- diction of this action. On the other questien, the lan- guage of the statute is, if any bet is made upon an un- nown or contingent event, it is unlawful. Here the event was unknown ; and although it might be known to the plaintiff himrelf, he could not prove it; and, fur- ther, he was bound to prove it within a week, which it a double contingency. Judgment affirmed. John R, Peters, AAppellent, ro, Abrahem Frazee of ol. Re- syondents--This ease came up on appeal from ono of Justice’ Courts. The action was brought by the respondents against the appellant, for work and la- bor in building # cistern to 9 house in Pearl-street, owned by appellant. There were two defences set up; ono was, that defendant was not personally liable, he hav- ing only acted as agent; and, secondly, that thecistern, frum the manner in which it was constructed, was good for nothing. A verdict was given for, respondents in the court below; and we aro now asked to set it aside, on the ground’ of misdirection on the part of the .—In = Judge. ve think the Judge erred, aud that a new trial ought to he granted. New trial ordered without costs. Before Justice Sandford. At ‘Prius —Brooks vs. Judson—This enuse, which has oceupied the Court since Wednesdag, was given to the jury this morning. His Honor said, in charging the jury, that plaintiff brings this action, as exclusive owner, on the 20th August, 1847, of the store in Brow way. which is the foundation of his clan, Defendant, on‘the other hand, claims that he was a dormant part- ner in the concern, and that he furnished the capital, &o., to the concern, and, of course, if he was a dormant partner, be was equally with ‘plaintiff entitled to share in the profits and loss, and, as such, nei- ther he nor the other defendants ‘would be liable to the plaintiff in this action; but if he were not a ge- neral partner, then the plaintitt would be entitled to recover both ‘against him and the other defendants, if they were acting for him. ‘That arises from the fact that the acts of ne partner good aro against another partuer, One has a right to confess a judgment with- Dut conculting the other for a partnership debt, and it will bind the partnership properly. The only question in the ease is, was Judson a general partner? If ho was, tho plaintiff cannct recover. Ifyou think he was, thea it ia for you to say what damages the plaintiff is en- titled to. The jury bad not agreed when the court ad- Journed, and wire directed to briug in a sealed verdict ‘on Monday, Dr. Thos. F. Rochester Hospital), having taken tho offices, formerly ocoupied by Dr. Moore Hoit, Service to his friends nnd the pablie, COMMBRCIAL APFAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Saturday, May 12—6 P. M. There has been no change in the stock market since the receipt of European intelligence by the Hibernia Quotations remain about the same, and the operations toa limited extent. At the first board, to-day, Harlem fell off 4 per cent; Morris Canal, 4; Canton Com- pany, 44; Farmers’ Loan, 4; Erie Railroad, \¢; Read- ing Railroad, ;. Some of tho fancies have fallen about one-half per cent within the past few days, which looks as if they were steadily settling down, and finding » lower level. Others continue comparatively firm, ‘The shipments of specie from this port, from the Ist of January to the 6th of May, both inclusive, were as annexed :— Storments oF Srecir FROM THe Pont or New You ai apes Havre, Mexican dollars. . $7 Fe do. five francs... 0. do. May6 tol2........ January 1 to May 6.0... Total for 1849, + $555,180 ‘The importation in the Inst steamer from Europe was nearly double this amount. ‘The trustees of the Dutchess County Bank have de- clared a dividend of one per cent, The amount of coal transported on the Reading Rail- road, for the weck ending the 10th inst., was 11,119 tons, previously, 187,860 tons— total 106,778; on the Schuylkill Canal, 9,200 tons, proviously, 27,283 tona— total 36,483 tons; on the Lehigh Canal, 26,606 tons, previously, 65,911 tons—total 81,617 tons, It is stated that the profits of the Vermont Central Railrcad, since the cars commenced running from White River to Northfield, have been nearly six por cont on the whole outlay on the road, after deducting the expense of running the cars, There can be but little doubt that the completion of the road to Montpe- Her and Waterbury, now soon to be effected, will add two or threo por cent more to the present profita; while (a Its Snel complotion and conncstion with the Ogdeas ene = of Bellevue 6W Houston atroet ra his profesnonal burgh road, the stock must bo among the bost in tho AMUSWSLONTS United States ‘The Directors of the Contoocook V alley Ratiroad, in holders, state that the their recent report to the stock is in rapid pr 6 towards complution cighths ofthe euivert masonry, and nearly ow the grading, is fiatshed ; & eubstantial brig, erected across the Contoocook, one at Woodvilt road, ready for ‘The New Hamz Seven. half of > has beon ow Henniker; and the put under contract: and the whole sleepers, will bo finished in July, ¢ Railroad Commissioners have de- enad to lay put the voud trom Manchester to Candia, hero it will form au interseetion with the Portsmouth Concord road. an Listand RR do 100 do ‘ 200 do EB] Tenting RR 100 SN Dav & art nk wi) gio RK vy Nt ¢ Bonds "NO E, Mi 0 T's Bonds Pe SECOND $2000 Eric Bonds, 7's 100 sha NO Canal &B Co 70” Boakp. 100 shs Reading RR 9 20! 25 Erie RR, n, full #30 50 Canton Co Go 690 Long Island Ru 2 100 __ THAVELLE RS’ Gi GUIDE. Past ae REDUCED TO $4. -REGULAR U, 8. MAIL Line for Bouton, Nashua and Lowell, via Norwich and Worcester Railroa ier No. 18, N, R., foot of Ci landtstreot.-Stoamorsof Lis ines ( and Wor- ceater,), will leave Pier N At eweae of Courdandy street, daily, Sunday etedy a So'eloek, P, M., instead of Pier No. horetofore. Fassongors and freight for the n thie line being the chon rouching Boston, Lowell, ef To'clock, P.M: enna _REWarps, REWARD—FOR. THE ‘body of a little girl aged tw ai she was d a brown and blue worsted coat, a blue and white cap; the chili! was boating with her parents, when the boat was run into by « barge, and pees when about opposite Canal street, North Kiver. (shy reward ra be Lek to any person who may | o the recovery of the box of the child, by applyin KICHARD LONG, 153 Norfolk street. borg GH NEW 4RD-THE FINDER OF A BUNCH OF KRYS, lost in Broadway, between Liberty and Dey stre will receive the above reward, by returning them to th owner, at 183 Broadway, up stairs, OST—ON_ WE 4 board of the # ‘Trunks, 1 Basket, 2 Bonnets. Ist, white wood, very heavy $25 fa fair complextion; 5] oT to Doseription with handles m r, the loc , rt 4 These articies, which belong tom pooroid man, are very hae ful to him, Please to send thom, or a communication, Charles Zoreguisbery, No. 21 Bridge strect. A liberal reward 1 he given, STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, SATURDAY, 12th insta yy Horse, sixteen hands high, short tail ots Whoever will return the suid horse 1 Mercer street, will be liberally re~ Ss % “SPORTING. NION COURSE, 1. I M clcek, wilh comoatl a woaten for $1,000, two miles and repeat, to harness. Jacob Somerindyke names Feat. Lady Emma; Jamo Whelply uames bg. Thomas Hyer. immediately after, a match for $300, two miles and repeat, to wagons. Jimos Whelply names b.g. Manhattan, to 250 1b. arom: H. Jones e8 8. m. elle, f rmerly Linda, to skele- Will Toave Bouts Vs and oe ee ao 008 as icy sports are over, iia M. Db. G Cc ENTREVILLE COU RSE—TROTTE Monday, May lth, at 3 o'clock, guile heats to 280 bs. wagons. Thoms ‘at aig o'clock, ENE, Proprietor. mesiately after a in 5, in harness. eriine enters bin. Aggy Taylor. acing purse of $30, mile hen } Honglintl caters Sie. Tost dogs enttes hg Down; SPECIAL NOTIC! ROUSE, GUARDS!--THE RYNDERS GUARDS WILL meet lat, the head quarters, 24 Park Row, on Monday evening 14, 1819, for the purpose of forming the corps to £0.00 W drilling and target excur EYeTy member is ex- OWERY THEATRE “MON BAY ¢, Mra. Shaw: Bi irs. Sutherland, IE PLEDGE. vetua Lorktan, My. Jor y Gw VHANFRAW'S Nati st dlonds vj, May 1h, will b TRE Qt esti NM. Prins Deer ur crm Mart § ton; Baudwin, | Kr. Goodsenult; Trout = » Me anh Rosenthal; St. Elbert, orth, Mixs Smith; ECLA 1C8' HALL, No. e streets, and every night nd well known CHRIST S MINSTRELS hed company in the werld; edie L qtast CERT OF SACRED MUSIC evening. May eart, Maynard: Intermission of half an hour. Thurch of our Fathors, € i amentation, Blo W saypard: Sweet Hepose, Newkums Vital Spark, Ua Convert to commence at eight o'clock. Aatission 1 The Connoramias have been correetly arrani ‘all times, and An Lov cantata, “The May Qu to commence at eight « ee: DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.—THR exhibition of ings by artiste of the above school pen ever opted), from 10 o'clook iL 10 o'eLoel h of Divi and Prince streets. til 1dth June inolusi HE GREAT CHINESE M between Spring and this cow Y ‘Oh! poortith, cauld, and restless, “ Danean Gray ;” and his popular iu three parts. Tickets 50 ceats; ono in igurce of size FI life Coral hundred Chine Houses, Stores and Vessels; Mod ‘emp riders specimens of Chincee theif Agriceltural snd’ Mcchunieal Implome gf Munic, Lanterns, We. Ke. Open from nine AM. tll en daily. Admittance, 25 cents; childrun under twelve, half plone OIGTLANDER'S MICRO VIEWS, AT THE m, At Broadwa, ful Pictures w ‘no Matic lentes, upon a, (ransparent fet wide— embracing scones in Italy: the Alp pain, Portw= gal, England, France, China, A\ dail parts ot” tho old world, and ries of Avmrrican \ lowe 7k. i and Mount Auburn Cemeteries, ‘The second part will provont full Blaye, portral Washingt and on entirely Kuloidescope,” The be cannot be Iioguately'd ecerived tn Eo cunts, and rents can be secured during the day from 9 toa c'clook,’ by applivation at the I to al{ other parts of the house, 25 Ps o’olosk. cue mpincte's walk of R,, Herald offer STREET, BET new three mily, ia the lower Broadway. For p 0) BT—1N Tw tho Righth and attic brick dwelling, a koy to Damartine Park, oppo snd Ninth avenues, For furth apply to jassau street, HOTELS. HILADBLPHTA HOUSE—CARPETINGS, MATTINGS, Oilclothe;—The immense wareroome of C rpet Hall can ie with any stock in the Uni of Ty ry, Broseels, Lm rain and tion, Cary tat vines, ‘Table and Wagon Ie Sloth, Wi Shades, Mattings and Mate, Bey for cath or ety Rugs, ke, added. “With much, successful manufacturer, for the Inst 111 solic ho morchant Jom of the favore, 40 liberally rpet Hl h Se- acceptances, with intorest experionce r@ aa importer a1 nty years, the undorsi; d housekeeper © oom awarded to the Old Hout eed to be present, as this is ¢ for excursions for all juards, ¥ ORDEN ‘OF TUEORDERLY. OHLER GUARDS, ATTENTION |--THE KOHLER Gugras will moot at the Sixth Ward Hotel, on Monday for the purpose of forming the corps to pisttirticas avers eeenibac ie exptevea te bese tts occasion, BY ORDER OF THE CAPTAIN, OTICE—THE MEMBERS OF THE “GENERAL SOCIE- ty of mechanics and Tradesmen of the city of New York,” are hereby respeetfally invited to attond the funeral of their deceased brothes, James 8, Greig, this (Sunday) afternoon, May 13th, nt Lie o'clock, M,, from, his Inte residence, Nu. 17 Sullivan # *_W. EDMONDS ont. aside YORK AND anu RAILROAD ‘COMPANY.— ie Ag for. thirteen, Directors of 0. hoir offic 2 Hanover 1849, betwoon the 113 ‘Transfer Beoks will be closed from the 7th to 15th th days inclusive. By order of tho onud of Direotors. ‘A. KYLE. Jr., Seoratary. HE MEMBERS OF JEFFERSON DIVISION, NO.7, 8. erneatly requested to attend a meeting of the Division, ‘at their Hall, No. 285Grand stre May 15, when business of th before them, JAM HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE KXIST! tween H. P. Wright & Co., in the city of Brookl, day diseolved; the business of ‘the firin Wilt be earrk Robert M. Staples—Dated Many 12,18 ko M. STAPLES. nm, is 6 ied on by rane DAY FORMED A A Co-partnership moand firm of D&E, T. Her, Dealers im rs, he. D MILLER, FRANCIS T. MILLER. HOMAS SYMONS, OF REDRUTH, CORNWALL, ENG- land, who arrived. bi; family by applying ot St K. CHARLES COOPER, FORMERLY OF I near Manchceter, ‘at #4 Leonard {, the ship Probas, may hear of his oonard street, New York. GHTON, riends by N LEA tess, by a ntvong, healthy Lad, 17 trions habits and good morals, Inguir Great Jones street, ER, WHO Zand the care of ho; ended. BY A ieereyee: country, to do gene~ nd has no objection Please call at 598 O UNDER- on ranat be 5) Pine st single pian and ec ANTED—A SIiUA ‘young woman, lately from tl ral housework in n érusll private family, to go o short distanee in the country. Fourth street, second story, front room: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, {asituation to.cook, wash and iron, or to ulo the work of a tmall private family, or as chambermaid. Also, by a respectable young itl,» situation os Nurse vr Seamstrest. ¢ on to the countzy, Best of city references given. Apply at 15 Broome strect ANTED—A SITVATIO twonty-one yenrs of ago,as able rince. “The best of city refarenes givuiy from hiv last note addressed J. M. M., left at this offive, will tating where an interview may be bad. BY A YOUNG MAN, - wonder, in some respeet= mplo; TeBteeniea to, 8 RUG CLERK.—A PERSON WILO THOROUGHLY U derstands the business, may hoar of « permanent situa Hoa, by applying to cae og Morgan, Phelps, & Dodge, No. 4 Chiff street, New An Englishman preferred. ‘D DRUGGISTS, theoaries’ Hall, of ell he- icines, jerman, a member of the A wwe nd of th College tod with the retail to obtain a sitnat rvell, 211 Third A: L--THE GALA 4 cree musical FESTIV 8, AND GUITARS- ely, cheap, JANOS VIOLINS, DOUBLE BAS A large assortment, to be dispose off for earh, ‘at the residence of the subscriber. Also, compleys dof Musie furnished for the summer soa fonable em, BY ¥. WIESE, 10 Ceosby street, MISCELLANEOUS, \UTTA PERCHA MOLESKIN HATS—ALVORD. & H Wancker, Uatvers, 175 Broadway and 10 Bowery, tho in~ ‘patentoes of (his great improvement in hatting, ear, Ger tho above ‘at u N. BURRE Sadia OEAL Man OWREAD 70 epacion woll- situated No, Si) Houston wr of Crushy street, and rior aocommo~ dations te families and single gentle five o'clock. ‘able d'Hote at EW AND IMPROVED POUDREITE.—ONE THOU- wand barrels for sale, in lots to Ts, made cond street, bolow C! ariet Churehe nd. SrbNEY JoNes. ERCHANTS HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Arch and Market, Philadelphia. The eatt and management of this well core hotels (whic ie locate in contre of business.) hay passed into the hi of the Cant nag gn the; it is their pu fonder it worthy of the lil with whieh 1 hae, teen her totere rust roms attention, jesosve e felends, who may visit'the city gn busines [gia of the Hachanae Hotel, ‘Pittaburgh. OARDOA GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE AC- commodated with two unfurnished front rooms, with Hot, eold and shower bath oa the vee walk from Union Park, this offic board, in « private family, Fame floor, within ti ‘Terma moderate. Address 4 board, faraished oF weation in Houst +» Herald Othee, i. AMRENS, THE Wei }, Ann stroet, haw th American Cassimores, at only $4 the ANTSI-PANTS known Pants Tailo ceived 60 pices French makes up to order, in the best sty Also, & ri zeal F from Sate it Linen Drilling, at. $3. Gents! if you want vod oad chan ‘ants, call atsizty Ann street. kz TO GET NEAT AND FASHION- eto order, or buy it ready made from tt the best P. L. Rogers, 76 Fulton street, corn red to show hisfriends and the public an exten: selected assortment of ch assimeres and Vestings. which he will make up to measure in the best wai d most fashionable reir a Os ‘and at the lowest possible price. 76 Fulton iret comer ot Gold LEIGHTON, FI REMIUM SHIRT MANUFAO- oO. Wv'Patk P pi Re New York, and6 Royal stovet, Now Orleani INSURANCES. sla FFICR ¢F os pemn ne “FIRE I INSURANCE co. 4 Wall atreot, Now York, 8th May, bM9.—At tho An Election, held this day, the following gentlemen wer Shaved Directors fo for the ensuing year, v ins ‘Thorne, Jolin J. Herrick, Androw D. ora Gilbert Davis, Win. Van Wyok, Jame - dams Goon ¢ Bell, John Biten i Homan . Jaasts, Philip Bares ws, John Van Boskerck. And wt a subsequent meeting of tho Board, Thomas W. ‘Thoree was unanimously ro~ elected President, . C, KELLOGG, Secretary, FEICE OF aE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE 09, it Wall atreot, Now York, 6th May, 1819.—Tho P tho National Fire Insurance P RIAS & “CONNOR, COMMISSION, FORWARDING Ship} aud aa.—Consignmente of shipa and ind all kinds of Commia- sion busines jod to on the usual terins. Drafts on Now York, Boston, New Orleans, San Francisco, London and Pa~ tie. MEDICAL. |. LEVETT, DENTIST, INVENTOR AND aaneled Plates for Artificial Teeth, has re~ Broadway, between Houston and Bleecker ste. Ree moved te -DR. WHEELER, OCULIST, 2 GREENWICH . devotes his exclusive attention to diseases of the Hophthatine Surgery; alyo, to the insortion of Arti- f, h he has just imported, from one of ¢ makers in Pi are the finest collection in his great by apply- i. to ome ETIC. POWDEKS—FOK DESTROYING BRD- i Cecronches, Mocns, Ante, lien, Pleas, Inscota ills for tho instan: on plants, and ell other Insects; ale i and warranted tavcous destroction of Rats and Mi the inventor and proprietoi AN i) way. The followin gontlemon havo them in thoir establishme ahavve. certiged > thele eficacy:—D. D. Howard, Beq., wieving Houses Colman & ind, Astor House; 8. Thayer Cozzens, late of tho Amo~ fea ie eoton HeMlodgor, Faq., Carlton Houae; J. Ly Superintendent of New York Hospital; and most, eminent physicians In the elty; Uikow lea tut Mk MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL wan ae My, Dr, A. M. Mauriceaa, cae, of Dis- onsos ‘ay ‘Sixth edition, 18mo., pp. 20. Price $1. B, tv caplen a in siz montha. ‘Years of #1 if physical and mental anguish to bn affectio pecuniary difficulties to the husbam might have been ; thousands now poor would have en= joyed competanee; thousands now broken in hoelth ey enjoyod i hundreds now in their graves beon still ali by # timely possensien of this work. errs sie Oar shod | Pye iiinteuded oupecially for the married, or those contem= is unequalled for its fertilizing powers, an i getes, mi id § [Bs important scorets which euld be koown to them'partioularly. See reniast Oenes ied ell cibermansres ef tentin®. lve we Me hove health dee not permit of an inorease of famle - ‘ ‘Cin of especial tmportance, yy an | icee, alse every le—the wil mother; the o fir Peeps DESKS, WORK BOXES, DRESS- ing Cases, Port Fol ‘aves, Pooket Hooks, with grery escription of Tollet articles, and Feury Goods. reeset variet, aioe Se LWIA. Mane Jonulucturer, 4 Maiden Lane, Si TEAM PACKING-TTER AND ILELWs PATENT. — 0000 Store, different nesses. The quality of th ch, will stand near 1 higher heat than ony other rubber, hae vse tested for two years and over. Britiet steamships, a Te the manufcture of rubber, and no th stand a¢ high beat. Warehouse, Zi Courtiandt orders addresved to the maualec(arer kad ew nor te HOwACK FOR SALE D JACOB ‘nie co, Wold oervot ND WAKRANTS— the ing inte womanhood, or the one in the J ature contemplates an ii port ANSE, 4) certain wens of eure, fa i ryaane 8, at hig, pours which her sox erty, erect, Ne Li Se Al pany) ei ca ward wks FB! Deverten, $8. Chestnnt street, Phila its Tistor © Baltimore ; “" Boullemet, Meni; ned qinaconl, New @leans; J.B. - ganbe free povtagetogoy y ar fe alt Thunew oni i Pai : D Jontly yaks epencions, rene ible Fine ao Tenth Mtatioms es, Fe rattles botetos for om doa. | No cherye for adi } eI a's —Rerangera desiring @goh nn adireevizeuonty $i be innit doren; 3, mdvigg to those who Darahase the Oot: Tho Cordial 1 any part 4 Winans: i aleot; AMUSE MENYS, HE APRE— MONDA nn © 2kOAL WAY Emanuel, Mr. Gea Dyott, Fernand, ra Jadarhonse, Mr, Hi Miss F Wallacks , Mra. ard Janet, Mina ‘ard iut Family and Third Doors opon at 7, performance Clrctes to cominence KS STRERT.--MON ayed the o ol. Hardy, Mr. vening, May it, ‘aul Pr Williams, th the ne HERR NA’ More Nanny, Charl if re ohn " ‘oy, itarlen, sth ston, Dick Cardo, Me. Moyer; sack Ce Feo, Mr. UH. Thunt Nalt Wira, Mise Chap 3%, Dross Cirote, Se. Family Cire Private Boxes, , 4484 $5. Doors Urtain psi UM'S AMERICAN M p, t BARNUM, pa ager and Proprietor; J ood, « “Ey Aasista vr— Tuprecedented, at Splena. “é , perf ances cvery aternoon 8 ten yevening at 48 before o'clock, ‘week, the ‘The manager has engaged for another Quaker Ginut and Glantors, whose combined hoighs ¥ fs ‘ai: wen fee hours, wi ie Fitanie, the Fairy Queen. eek, be fo. ¥ 3 all ongn, tor aud weight Sk pounds: they ma; Also, ‘olebvated Mareinetti Fumi Wester Come “lebrated comic and impromtn h Another th h gs twenty L aolve foot Lastio, Mira Harton, Miss W 4 Mammoth Broth he Bin » when saneneres inae fall, 1987 and measni in lenge is all hours. Wax Scripture Statuary, wax re Madam Roo E CAMPBELLS 8 AR alae Sas: z during known ri ‘ampbell Minstrols sisting of ten performers, com— Prising a greater amount of talont than. has been aauoelntod together in the Minstrel business, have th to the citizems of New York, that they will wir inimitable music: ntertainments aa above, ducing a programme of music composod ontiraly by the aire the com with a variety of dances est, who is the ackno r oa A superior of all the wenie w Gefore the public, Mr. Went tly until further notice, th their le Deux. Doors oj 2 N. noon Concert on n sntuiday Eve i ae Lo BERLY. Manager 8ALOO FOR SIX Wuprecedented Attraction !—Me. Macar= thy, the velebvated Delineator of Irish Character, of the Thos tre f Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, London; aided by Miss Panny Fraizier, the beautiful aud celebrated Vo ality from the Ffulian Opera House, London, who will sing hor meat faverite Songe—Commencing on Monday evening, Muy 70 and continued every evening this week, with popular I Entortainments, entitlod MIRTH AND’ MELOD" OF THE skete AUXHALL G. Nights Only. RDEN—NEW EMERALD ISLE—intorspersed with original Soi Tickets: Ke. Doors open at 7's; to commence at Postpencmenton account of the weather. HEATRICAL NOTICE. dies and ¢ an wo M THE MAGICIAN, I3 DESIROUS OF efinding w person te accompany him as interproter at hie exhibition ion of hiv business, throughe the Unite speak and to Mr, Chan MERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION. —THE Annual General Mooting of the members of the Assooin~ tion, will take place on Monday, May Lith, nt the Astor Mouse, for the ose of electing Officers for the ensui Ff 180 to aller some of the rules. The ballot Borne will e opened at 3 o'clock, and will close at 5. N. who have not paid up their dues, will bo incopectiated ie By order, _JOHN BROUGHAM, Scoretary. ASTLE GARDEN—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN Summer resort ean now be engaged for. evening amabem ments ge 8 ‘i for further ay and terms, we by pont paid} direc n should Apply At tho pers ‘and English languages. oud Way to ie ir em 8 oprietor epee FRENCH & phd NTWONY J: B t. AUCTIONTER.— LARGR And peremptory sale of 123 valuaLle Building Lots, on hand 45th strests,, tho Eleventh avenue, and the Hudson ‘iver. a Athan cker will sell at public auction, Wednesday, the id ak y of May, at 12,0'elock nt's Exchange, in the City of New York, one nty-thr WG of yund, situate on the abov ithe water right on the Hudson River. iy improving meighborhowd. ‘The on River Railroad will be in operation on the Lith are- ‘nthe course of a few months, with other improvements the vicinity, render those lots highly desirable, e with "be| peremptory to the Iuighest bidder. The oof tho sides in’ New York, ‘The proesriy wilibe er and clear of all incumbrances, taxes and Naveas= Lithographic maps can be obtained of the Auctioneer, Ss Albany, will Apert TEAMBOAT AT AUCTION--THE SMALL. STEAMER EDWARD , now Jying in the basin at ion on Saturday the 19¢I Also, & new six-horse Locomotive Boiler. Terins, cnsl, oF satisfactory pape | SAGE die TREADWELL & PERRY. pa TOR SALE, —A BOND. FOR THE SUM OF SIXTEBN $16,000.3% O80: Thousand Dollars, with interest, secured by Mortgage, being a first lien ow Property in the stys of Bos ton, will te exchanged for merchandige. Address * Romort, Herald Office.” BARGAIN FOR RAILROAD CONTRACTORS, ¢ UAR- Fymen, and others—A lot of superior Dirt Cars of large eapactt Dar Bodies, extra Boxes, Horse am eels, Hund ills, Dorricks, Wheel Barrows, with other imples mente suitable for Contractors uso, for sale very low te o oc advances Address A. E, DOUGLASS, 89 Wall at. A HOUSE AND LOT, VERY PLEASANTLY vo. 2) Alingdon place. Possession given im Tdgleyy 159 Broadway. OR TO LET SEPARATELY, THE LARGE 4th avenue and 32d streat, with ee OR SALI Hotel and Gat Fixtures, &e., being at the junction of the two railzoads, eaeil: take ‘si00 per day. Tes o :e ite remises, Or ree y RY, 8 Wall street. aoe Seating Factory and Maite to th, 13 Rivington stree 10K SALE, IN BROOKLYN—TWO LOTS CORNER OF Fulton and Orange street, forty-nine fost front on Fulton, ton inches, on Orange strest, om enty-threo foot, dix inches: half or more of the mney, can remain on bond and mort Inquii . L. MARTE No.1 Front sf Brooklya.— pusebase m of OR SALE—THE UNCOMMONLY FAST SLOOP RIG~ ged Yocbt Vixem, about 2) feet long on deck, built Inst summer, in the best manner, undor the supervision of the owner : is copper fastened and’ riveted, and handsomoly fur~ nished with cushions, glass, &c.: will be sold low. Apply te ISAAC FISH, 456 Water atrest, SHIPPING. whi bg BRITISH AND. “NoRTH AMERICAN BR Booten and Liverpool, calling at Hatifes ‘olan on and Liv cal 4 pansengers, are intonded to sail as Brerian Capt Cae m, trom, Ne York, Wed day th May. jiberais, iy eH * Gonads," udkins, * Sth Calodorés be 6th June, agar, othe Rosen 20th “ menses "ih Jay >, . An experienced ¢ will ba obi on specie paces letters and from N "STEAMER WASHINGTON, The Washington, Capt. North River, for bow a NITED STATES MAI for South reme: ab Saphir Une sitios of the Ovonn Steam Navigation Company, 60 Broad way. OR a an i od bd de ge en cee AND F fastened Frene! rmantine, C page, Ratebes For 1b OF passage apply | wo BOYD Pee ‘Hayne THE SUPERIOR FRENCH Lit Urs, a at t ‘apt. Grenier, wi on or about the let : Hise 73 SAoEe F FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE mp Bt. Nicholas, Evele! will eafl on the Lat of Jame. r ‘Agonts, 58 Wall atreet. IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.—VESSELS SUBJECT cr TO by the Hoslth Officer. Every vessol frem without | 2 x ngors, and every vessel havi a an of ooyd eens any cass of ae. ok, on nd srategion ny port, in the ordinary padonge ‘rea, whieh Cay muss of Capo Henlopen—srriving betwcam th y and the aixt GOLD COAST. AND OREGON, Via NEW 1 United States Mail Stenrshiy ‘Compan: Saturday, May 20th, the commodious and TALCON, ver cl bagres, ia od “Sbagees in state roome. lower aftor 6a! 18CO.-THE NEW AND ELEGANT ——- - om can FRAN IGRTARLETON, willbe F built berk AL iy v4’ few more only can be ree Bation of tho vessel is invite i bier 10 Base ia attac reeled siust send tn’ thot bille La ~ tated apply on board, of to A % ar swiri, 10 101 Wall street. OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, WI mediate dexpatch.—A fing, fast sailing, ctipoee wait built Will Le despatched for the above port ina baer Ye oie Coben, JR, TE South steost, up ataies, QR SAN \N FRANCISCO, ALIZORNIA, Du Fi wall, positively, iis fast aniligg back “reeumoshes ing the bulk of her oargo bls. more freight, or tl ig mad board, oon th Ris Nort ‘JOHN ee 4 ees anon Will please wend rersheand fot. pad Se chien cease tes J cabin passengers. hie pains ats in