The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1849, Page 3

Feat gen eash and 35¢ for 4 and 6 G it] Rice—Sales of 300 casks at Sc. a 3%0., 6 month: ’ Avnany, May 17—6 P.M. its by canal within the past 24 hours ;—Flour, Receip' 8,700 bbis.; corn, 15.700 bushels. In flour. no sules ~ wr ‘ttle n op = a way bushels, inclu- ha ¢., and yellow ; at 590. v4 other articles are quiet. 7 TORR OREN HOES Burraty, May 17—6 P. M. Receipts within the past 24 hours :—Flour, 4.000 bbl: wheat, none. There is » fair demand for flout market is steady ; sales comprixe 1.000 bbl $4, and $4 12%, fer common to good brand: the inquiry is good, and we notice sales of 10,000 bushels, at 88¢, for Wabarh. and 89¢ a 90c for Sandus- ky; 440. was offered for corn, without sales of impor- tance. There is no change in freight. Crxeimatt, May 16, 1849. The flour market is active, at previous quotations.— Whiskey without sales and dull. Lard is quoted at 636 cents. Pirrsnuran, May 17, 1849 The produce markets are unchanged, and business ‘wear a gloomy aspect Shipping Faeitige Cee osroN, May 17, Arrived—Barks Delaware, Philadel phi: Cherokee, Gh ton; Lawrence, and Sexton, Baltimor ‘Wilmington; J Hinekitey, do: ington, NC; Minesota, Wilinington ; Lydia, Storer, do; Pawnee and Star, Wilmington, Del; Goorgo Edwards,’ and Goorgo Hoffman, Philadelphia Jasper, and "Asaurieaat Helle, NYork; Marmenia, Richmond; Lucy Ann, Baltimore; Balance, Jacmel. Dates from Jacmel, April 20d gust. Cleared—Ship Emma Watt uenos Ayres; brig Speedwell, Aux Ci Lynohburg, and 5A Appleton, N York. Suusivan, Me, May Uf, 1819, Sailod—Schrs William B Peters, Lord, and’ Palos, with cut granite for U8 dry dock at Brooklyn. ee report everything dix; bark Tiderius, sors J P Howland, City Intelligence. Tux Rerorre Cnounna ix tue City,—As might have ‘been expected, a proper investigation into the report of the cholora having appeared in the city, puts the whole matter intoan entirely different light. Evory one is aware of the horribly filthy condition of the locality where it is said to exist; but there are other causes which would lead to sudden death as well as cholera; and when the facts are known, the only wonder that can arise will be, that some fatal pestilence had not long ago a The place where these supposed cases of cholera appeared, 1s the back basement (under ground) of a miserable hovel, surrounded by every description ‘of filth, the stench from which alone is ‘sufficient to ison the atmosphere around. and desolate its vicinity, ‘or three weeks prior to the attention of the corpo- rate authorities having been called to this place, the inhabitants thereof, some thirty or forty in number, were ina regular debauch—without food. aud subsist- ing only on the diluted and poisonous liquid sold in that violnity. The disease made its appearance some six or cight days since, but was not thought to be cho- lera, A clergyman of the Roman Catholic church visit- ed tho piace for three days successively, but the in- mates were so inebriated that he could learn nothing of them, save the miserable condition in which he found them’ Tho subject was then laid before the proper au- thority, and an investigation disclosed the facts as above stated. Tho room was perfectly destitute of furniture, ‘and the inmates were stretched upon the damp floor, naked and starving, surrounded by an atmosphere. the ‘very breath of which was poisonous to inhale. Alarm wt-once seized hold of some, and like wildfire the report that the cholera was abroad in the city; and as Gf to feed the excitement which "such s report caused, ‘and spread alarm when little or no danger was to be Spprehended, another report was yesterday morning made to the City Inspector, that five or six new cases had ocourred, one of whom fell in the street. Such ‘was not the fact. Bnt two cases had occurred within thirty-six hours, up to noon of yesterday—and one of ‘that number, a woman. had been turned into the street. Jn the immediate vicinity of the hovel where the sickness prevails, and on three lots of ground, are confined one hundred and sixty hogs, the stench from swhich in 90 confined a locality is enough to produce a lague ef deadly form. There is a law Date lating the Keeping ot hogs within the limits of the city, and cer- tain it is that no statute can be found to allow fifty- three hogs to be kept on a lot of ground 25 by 100 feet, even it there be no building upon it, The pens are all built in strict conformity to the law. and the conse- uence was that no notice whatever has buen taken of 2 ‘A peremptory order hag now been fasued to have cali the hogs removed forthwith, and clease the premises by the proper disinfecting agencies. This dono, there dg no longer need of fear, and the exaggirated state- ments which have been made will full to the ground, roducing no other effect than to make the people Believe that some sinister motive, or great. igno- tance of the true disease, has given circulation to such alarming reports. ‘The eascs on hand on Wed- mesday evening were convalescent yesterday, even in that filthy place. The wo! who was turned into ‘she street was conveyed to a large room, over a bowling saloen in Anthony street, when. but for the police, a regular emeute woul@have taken place. All the women of the neighborhood turned out with broomsticks and pan handles, to prevent her ine lodged near them, cand it was necossary to guard the door to prevent her deing thrown again in the street. She was removed ‘from that place to the Alms House. whore admittance nd, by order of the Mayor, was returned to the room in Anthony street. Those persons who live ina condition but little better than tho den in ‘Orange street, are most clamorous against the action of the authorities in providing a place near them for the accommodation of those who are sick, while their own wemises are one unbrokem mass of filth. and four or ire hog pens at their very doors. The authorities are determined to put every part of the city ina proper condition, regardless of the remonstrance of any one, cand surely that place where they have begun, the Five Points, needs renovation more than all the rest beside, A few days will probably suffice to satisfy the most sceptical that there is not, nor has there been, a case of Asiatic cholera in the city during the Spring. ‘The appearance of the disease in the city would be just cause for fearful apprehensions and alarm; and ‘until it is known that it is really amongst us, no one bould for a moment think of spreading a rumor which ‘would so much militate against the commercial and other business pursuits of the city. About half-past ‘ight o'clock last night, another case of the disease was anneunced, and one death. Several of those among the first attacked have been removed tu the room in An- thony street, whére they will be properly provided for. It may be well to add here,that few or none of the cases which have occurred have been attended with cramp, the invariable attendant upon Asiatic cholera. Ellen Callahan and her brother, children of James and Brid- t Callahan, who died at No. 20 Urange street, on Wednesday, aro among the patients, Mary Leouard, of No. 59 Cross street, was also one of the number, Ansivensany or tHe New Truity Cauncn.—Tho third anniversary of Trinity Church was oolebrated yesterday. The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper was administered by the Right Rev. Bishop Delancy, as- sisted by several clergymen, after which the anuiver- sary sermon was preached by the Rector, Rev. Dr. Ber- rian, from the Ist and 2d verses. 14th chapter of the b Go ohn—‘Let not your hearts be trou- ‘dled; ye ia God; believe also in me, In my Father's house are many mansions,” &e. The te deum and benedictus were performed by the choir in mi ficent style. The children attached to the Sabj ‘ath school of the church were present. After the sor- ‘vice, the whole [school left for the the village of Mor- . whore they spent the afternoon, and returned at six e’clock. The exercises were of a very interesting cbaracter throughout, and attended by a very largo oncourse of persons. Rentixc of THE Pews or tHe University Craps ‘The Chapel of the University has come under the oral charge of the Rev, Dr. Hawks; and last night was set apart for the renting of the pews for the ensuing year. There were quite a number of persons in at- tendance, and the bids commenced with considerable spirit, which, however. did not last long, and many were taken privately, at the assessed valuation. The following were those which brought premiums :—, Valuation. — Premum. ‘No. 80—Mr. Furnace. . . $10 No. 81—Mr. Swan....... 10 t 12 50 No. 60 and 61—Mr. Hyde No 70—Mr. J. G. King... No. 109—Mr. Carter. . ‘The terms of sale, as anni veash in advance, ‘The chapel is quite small. and but oorly furnished, besides very badly needing paint. e whole number of pews will doubtless be taken at once, at the assessed value, ranging from $45 to $135 each. Police Intelligence. Charge of Conspiracy to Defraud —Officers Walling and Shadbolt, of the lower police, arrested. yesterday, F. D. James aud Henry L. Bulkley, on warrant ixsued by Justice Lothrop, wherein. they stand charged with defrauding ‘Thomas §. Hamblin and others out of $500 and upwerds, It appears that Mr James and Mr. Bulk- ley have been connected with the Camden Insurance ‘Company. ‘The former a large stockholder, and the lat- ter was eccretary of the company as well asa large stock- holder. This insurance company, it seems, was char- tered by the New Jersey Legislature in tho year 1832, jut no action was had under their charter until the ‘year 1847. When the company was organized the capital Boek of the company was to be $100,000. and $25.000 was required to be actually paid in, This stock or capi- tal was mado up by different individuals depositing pro- missory notes at six months, {0 this way the company ‘went into operation, locating their #ffice at Camden, N. J, and establishing an agency at No. 72 Wall atrest, in this city. Mr. Hamblin when he fitted up the Park ‘Theatre, procured an insurance in this company to the amount of $4,000, paying @ premium of $240. The theatre was subsequently consumed by fire, and an application was made for the insurance ; but the company was unable to Since which time, the Assumbly of New Je appointed & com- snmittee to investigate tho whole affairs of ‘this company. and in conformity, a roport was made on the 26th of February last, in which the committes recommended that trustees be appointed ts take charge of its business. and collect its asset< and apply them to ‘the payment of ita debts, It is alleged aow, that the company was a fraudulent concern, und the receiving premiums when they had not the means to pay. was Jne of false pretences. How far Messrs, James aud Bulkley are implicated in the get to be seen, Mr. James agserts that he the hesring which will be held before the court in a day or two, prove most conclusively to the vatisfaction of the magistrate, that the alleged chargo, as cogards q self, is unfounded. are on Suspicion. —Officer Patton. of the 14th ward police, arrested yesterday a man by the name of Walter Hefner, on suspicion of stealing p131 from Gorge Kit Jock. of No. 454 Broadway, Justice Pimpson detuined the accused for a further hearing ‘Tae Weexy Hreao, an excveding!y valuablo num- er, will be published at 9 o'clock, to-morrow morning. The Double Sheet. ‘The next double sheet Herald will be published next «week, on the arrival of the stesmer’s mail. id Hair Dye.—R. G, Gardne able Liquid Hair Dye ts che only dye in the world thes has failed, in & Aingle instance, to produce # beautiful ever Davural black or brown without staining. the akin or Inari the hair. ‘0 be |, wholesale retail, ab the wix Lonpes manufactory And hair dressing 1 Barolas vatrest, un merioas hotel. Permerly of 379 Urend vay. N.B.—Private rooms for dyoing and ting tho wigs Rich's Gymaasiom, © strovt, teacher of Gymmastica Takis cit bis former patrons, amd the Tie, that heh Buildings, N upper way, which he of 16th'instant. ‘The ventilated room, 70 foet by 23, which will eomtain # complete set of apparatus, made with the greatest care, as to stronzth and fituess for the exereioes. Connected with the hall for cacreises are Dressing and Bathing Rooms, fitted up with closets and every possible couvenience. efforts will be wanting on the part. of the proprietor to make this Gymna- sium all patrons oould dosire—every attention will be given to their comfort and improvement in health and strength. N. B.—The present subscribers are roquested to meet at the Gymnasium on Saturday evening next, 19th inst, at 8 o'clock, with regard to the formation of the classes, &o, It is sald— Well, what is said? Why, una- nimously, that Kuox, Hatter, 123 Fulton street, is the frat i Gon! jummer Boavers or Chil- "first in the hearts,” he is im dren's Hate ap first on the heads of the people, Fresh Salmon.—The largest salmon re- ceived in town this season will be served up with lobster Alhambra, 136 Water streot, this day, at n every day during it con- turtle served up on Monday up and steaks, mock turtle und 3 va- . it riety of other Green Gaiter Boots.—City ladi visiting the city, can find, at i handsomest assortment of black be found in New ples at moderate prices at J.B between Thompson ant rene ste, Gents Summer Wear—2,000 Linen, Alpa= ca, Drapde Ete, Cashmeret, Kentucky Joan, and Su Cloth Couts, at 78 conts to $1; 3,000 pair jean, doeskin, and corded Panta, at $1 to $10; 50 cents to $3, with » variety of other goods in se Dollar Suit Store, corner Beekman and Nassau stroots. Strangers and Citizens in want of bar- gains in English, imperial, throe ply, double, superfine and common ingrain and Venetian Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloth, Hearth Rugs, Window Shades, &o,, have only to visit the cheapest carpet establishment in the United States, Ni Bowery, HIRAM ANDRBRSON’S. The motto is quick sales and sniail profits, Hundreds seoure bargains daily. in be washed immediately, For sale, oF appliod, at Batoh- directly without disturbing the oolo elor's Wig Factory, No. 4 W full of incident, without prosing. felicitows and to the point; ite news is racy ; ite essay cible; while it winds up with some extraordinary revelations And astounding disclosures, For sale at 38 Aun street, and every where. ‘exposes ar aye f xful Lintment be- Hie oad proningnlytb effective in i ing 60 cheap, able, a1 tive in ite digation of pains ot ev desoription, and bealis iettacas of old Sores, Cute, Bruises, and Hard Swellings, r the druggists say that is is deoi ablo remedy in market, and ‘article offered for ai to one of any ot! ry to bo without it, ale. No family ever use! Aftor a trial, it stops Diarrhea and all spasmodic action instantly: strengthen: suffere th beautifies the hair and skin, and proservos the teeth. It is used by the faculty generaily, on all required occasions, Sold in large bottles, price 50 cents, at 28) Pearl street, and 464 Broadway, the great oentral depot, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, May 17—6 P. M. ‘The advance of yesterday in the stock market has not been maintained. The fancies were heavy to-da; and prices declined. At the first board, Harlem fell off $% per cent; Canton Company 9; Long Island, Erie Railroad, $;; Farmer’s Loan, 44. Transactions were only toa modemte extent. The stock market is in a very curious condition, considering the abundance ofmoney,and thereduced rate of interestruling. Loans oncallandshorttimeareeasily obtained at sixpercent, and there are more offers made at thisrate than takers; notwithstanding which, there is no disposition to spec- ulate in stocks. It fs the opinion of many, that the appearance of the cholera in this city would depress prices for stocks, but the effect of the visitation of that disease has already been anticipated. It would be dif- ficult to produce more apathy in the stock market than already exists, and the easy state of the money market will enable holders to carry the fancies without much lors in the shape of interest. ‘The receipts to-day, at the office of the Assistant Treasurer, were $45,031; paymonts, $134,183 44; ad- vices, $45,000; balance, $2,101,378 15, ‘The Citizen's Fire Insurance Company, formerly the ‘Williamsburg, have declared a dividend of six per cent. The Mercantile Marine Insurance Company, of Bos- ton, have declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. Quite a large amount of notes, altered from some de- funct Michigan wild-cat bank, to the “Stark Bank,” Bennington, Vermont, are in circulation in the West- ern part of this State. The name of the bank is re- moved from the bill by some process, and “Stark Bank” substituted—as is also “Michigan,” before Safo- ty Fund, on the top of the note, and “Vermont” print- ed in its place. The New York and New Haven Railroad Company have covenanted to pay tho Hartford and New Haven Company $5,000 s year for twonty years, in considera- tion of the withdrawal of the boats of the latter from the Soupd route, and uniting their trains at the station house of the former. Ata meeting of the block committees of Philadel- phia, appointed to solicit subscriptions to the Pennsyl- vania Central Railroad, it was ascertained that upwards of six thousand shares had been subscribed for, amount- ing to over $300,000. A number of the committees had not reported. We hope such efforts will be made as will secure the completion of this important work. ‘The sale of Illinois and Michigan canal lands is now taking place at Chicago. The lots on the west side of the river are now being sold; and quite a crowd of persons attends the sales, which are made upon the ground. A great many farmers and others along the line of the canal are awaiting the putting up of their claims, agall the lands advertised in Chicago will be sold ‘The sales of Chicago lots do not go off very briskly, partly because of the stringency in the money market, and partly because the lots are not so desirable as those offered at the former sale, and do not consequently so much excite the attention of speculators. We are glad to hear that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is doing a much larger business this season than ever before. Six weeks prior to the time of the opening of business on the canal this spring, the receipts of flour at Williamsport alone averaged about one thou- sand barrels per day. ‘This, it is represented, has boen one of the most favorable scasons, in every respect, that the canal ever had. Thero has been no damage from freshots to interrupt its business, and the recent appro- priation of $200,000, made by the Legislature of Vir- ginia, to be expended in providing securely against future damages, has given those interested in this work universal confidence in its ultimate productiveness. ‘The newly incorporated town of Chicopee, formerly a part of Springfield, is situated about four miles north of Springfield, and is a very flourishing town. There are eleven cotton mills, owned by the Chicopee, Cabot, Por- kins and Dwight Corporations. The Chicopee Corpo- ration has 4 mills, 22,544 spindles, with @ capital of $700,000 ; the Cabot Corporation has 2 mills, 14.000 spindles, with a capital of $600 000; the Perkins Corpo- ration has 2 mills, 14,000 spindles, with # capital of $500,000; the Dwight Corporation has 3 mills, 25,920 spindles, with a capital of $700000. The mills give employment to about 2,400 operatives. Aggrogate spindles, 76,404; capital, $2,400,000. The quantity of flour, wheat, corn, and barley loft at tide water, during the second week in May, in the years 1848 and 1849, is as follows :— Flour, bbls, Wheat, bu. Corm, bu, Barley, bw, 1848 43,302 3.518 11.907 30, 30T 1849, 23.613 198.806 = 0.750 Increase .104.217 20 096 181.899 Deo. 9.567 The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 14th May, inclusive, is as follows Flour. bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bw. Barley, bu. . 43.612 3.618 11.907 80,307 161,223 ‘26.187 A2T 75,478 Increase 117711 22609 258,620 45,171 By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the latter left at tide water this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, hows an increase of 122,246 barrels of flour, ‘Tho following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce left at tide water, from the commencement of navigation to the 14th of May, inclusive, during the years 1847, 48, and '49, the canal in those years having beem oponed on the Ist of May : RECKIPTS OF PRODUCE AT TIDR WATHI May 1, 1848, a 1 43518 OL 8.518 26,187 27 Ashes, “ Putter, Lard ‘There returna confirm all our previeus statements rolative to the movements of produce in the interior, The receipts of every article, im the above List, at tide water, thus far, this ycar, shew crease on those for the same period Last season, The inorease in some articles bas been very larpe, reaching, in several imetances, several hundred per cent. Provisions have been very active this season, and if the receipts of all articles of produce continue at tho rate realized thas far, the aggregate will exceed any previous year, not oxcepting the famous famine year. The annexed c»mparatiy: -tatemon! exhibits tle at of the ank cf England at four periods. Bank op Exoiann, 1343——— —— A Aug. 5. Oct. 7. Mercas. Apra 2s £2,690,5.5 26,3.,035 25,514,655 27,02, ul Public deposit Other deposits» Seven day and OtMeR DIB. oso Gov't scourtti Other do Notes. Gold& 51 6,140,872 9,07, T0t IRCULATION OF TH A ug. 5. SA Notos issued. ... 26,000,315 26,523,605 28, Notes onhand... 7,998,200 9.48100 9 Actual ciroulat’n £18,602,115 17,485,475 18,372,110 19,065,350 ‘The above return, for the week ending the 28thjult , when compared with tha! forthe preoediag week, ex- hibits the following changes :— In the liabilities, a decrease of public deposits of £24,657; s decrease of other deposits of £36615; an increase of rest of £2,683; and a decrease of seven day and other bills of £4,737. In the assets tho return shows an increase of other securities of £43,490; a decrease of reserve ef notes of £167,755; an increase of gold and silver coin of £43,- O11; and’an increase in the government securities of £5,028. ‘The bullion in the issue and_bankin, together, amounted to £14,385,569, which, with £14,609,888, the amount of the p week's return, shows # decrease of £124,329. ‘The notes and post bills in circulation, together, amounted to £20,- 197,092, which, as compared with £20.210014, the amount of the previous week's return, shows a decrease of £12.32. With the numerous large arrivals of bullion in Eng- land, from South America, Mexico. and California, it is extraordinary circumstance, that the supply in the nk of England should be falling off, The exports to the United States have been less than four hundred and fifty thousand pounds sterling. while to other parts thoy have been limited. The circulation on the 28th of April, was much larger than at vither of the previous periods named in the above statement, Sinoe October last, tho actual circulation has increased £1,582,885, while the bullion on hand had ineroased in the same time £778,650. These changes appear, on this side of the Atlantic, very great, but they do not seem to have had much effect upon ‘the money markots of Great Britain. The rate of discount in Londen for first class paper, was below the bank rate of three per cent, Thi a prevented any increase in the securities of the bank. We see nothing in any of our financial ad- vices from Europe, calculated to prevent a greater ple- thora in the London money market than already ex- ists, and unless increased activity springs up incom. mercial affairs, there will be little demand for capital for anything else but to make investments in stocks, Stock pipe Sd aclema RR department, ed $10000 U S 6'e 1867 123g 100 shs 58 F 5000 U 8 6's 1853 100) 150 aap 10000 Penn 5's 85M 250 do bL2mos 60 10000 do | bOmos NM 100 do aw 5100 Erie 7s, Ronds, | Mh 2) de 58% do'189 bonds 8532 150 do 200 shs N Am Trust 8 100 do e106 53. 30 100 Farmers’ Trust 35% 200 do 57% 5 hg ong Island RR 50 Morris Canal 100 do 810 50 do blo 9) 80 do 50 do DIS 5% 700 Reading RR 25 Canton Co Siig 25 do 20 do 3734 200 do 630 25 Brie new full 62!, 100 = do 960 2% do 100 do 590 13 do 61% 100 do 200 Mohawk RR bl2mos 85 Py Aponte gta RR 0 lo 5 45 Harlem RR pref, full 99% 10 do SECOND BOARD. 60 Maztem RR 260 584 0 Island RR a "0 (BOD 50 Vs 8734 4X) Reading RR a & Harlem RE SS ‘to Renan og ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. PRE Eo rents iene serie ACORN TATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE—LEAVES NEW YORK—T, 8,9, 10, o'clock, A. M., and 1, 2, 8,4, 5, 6,7 orolock, P.M. Staten Island—7, 8,0, 10, 11 o’cleck, A: M., and |, 3, 3, 4, 6,6,7 o'clock, P. M. = ae = SPORTING. ane AANA ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE,—A PURSE OF ‘Twenty-Five Dollars will come off This Day, (Friday,) ‘18th, , at 3 o'clock; mile heats, best threo in five, to harness, J. Woodruff enters b. h. Awful; J. Conway onters g.h. Pluto; EB Green enters &. h. Jack Downing; S.L. Long - . WILLIAM FONNER, Proprietor. SALES BY AUCTION. W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER—LARGE SALE OF splendid Cabinet Furniture.—J. W. Brown will sell on Friday, May 1Sth, the entire stock of splendid Furniture, contained in the woll known establishm . 92 Broadway, comprising ticle of Household Furni- ture, such as Sofas, Chai tends, &o., ke., of every kind. Splendid rosewood and pl it he finest qua- lity. Sale peremptory. ‘To comm jock. Terms . City funds. Y JACOB 8. PLATT.—L. G. CARRINGTON, AUC- tioneer.—Auction Sale of Hardware and Cutlery--This Day, at 10 o'clock, at the Auetion Ri Hardware Sale of assorte Fane; The cai Razors; Counter Case Goods; Percussion Caps; Fancy Goods; BU dozen Ivory Combs; 100 Violins, ete., etc., sold without reserve, in d lote; Fluter; Pocket and Pen Knives; Ivo~ ry Knives Lousekeeping Articles; 6 Pit Saws; 20 Patent Balances, ete. ots to suit country et ‘ag well as city dealers, Catalogues at the Auction Room. G. CARRINGTON, AUC- Je and Ten Spoons; fae sets ine Teeth Ivory Combs, jd at the ‘This Day, at as above, also, fine Ten Trays, in sets, and other Fancy Gocds, ete., and ‘a general assortment of Hardware and Cutlery. TO BE LET. ECU ICL CL LLIN NNN DNA (0 LET.—A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE, ON the Fifth ayenus, Brooklyn, Large Double House, Plate Furniture, Marble Mantles, with over 90 foot of Piazza, with Barn and Onthouses, and S Acres of land, abounding with fruit. Ten minutes drive from either Ferry. ' Inquire of THOS. G. TALMAGE, No. 249 Hicks street, Brooklyn. or 150 Broadway, up stairs, New York. T—OFFICES AND ROOMS, ALSO SMALL BED ns, furnished and unfurnished, in House 81 Nassau ‘Sun Office, Also, the store 65 Gold street, . Enquire of EUGENS FERRIS, 44 Nassan street, in the Boot Store, '-ONE FINE PARLOR, TO ONE OR Rw gentlomen, without Board; also, one Bedroo it Able for one gentlemen, without Board. No. 50 Warren screst. FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.—THE NEAT GOTHIC Cottage, on Thirty-seventh t West, ketween Broad- and the Sixth avenue; and To Lots of Ground, well ved with shrubbery, will be rented reasonably to a eatis~ ctory tenant, with security, The house can be soon at any time, Apply to WM. C. H. WADDELL, 6) Broadway. MUSICAL. PDIANOFORTE FOR SALE OR TO LET, AND MUSIC eerily tanght—A. 6 octave mahogany planoforte, ic plate; price $65; and one 6% ootave rosewood, M. DUMSDAY, professor of the pianoforte, singing, guitar, &e., at 466 Broadway. P'4NO, FORTES-TWO FINE PIANO FORTES FOR fanlo chenp for cash. | Thoy will be warranted, and kept in tune for one year. Inquire 106 Bowery, in the dwelling. MISCELLANEOUS. A SERIES OF TEMPERANCE MEETINGS WILL BE hold in Washington Hall, corner of Adam and ritlery gtrects, Brooklyn, a9 follows M ay: Iduh, on the steps of nd in the Hall, at 7 o'clock, eno! 5 o'clock and 7% u'elock. Addresses by vited to attend. By aydock and others. All A Seoretary. order, 0 JOHN LAWRENCE.—IF JOHN LAWRENCE, AN T Englishman (or his heirs), who resided in Bordentown, Now Jersey, about the year 1815, will apply to C. Bilis, Nassan street, up stairs, he may hear of something to his vantage. Call from 11, A. M., to 2, P.M. AMPS, GIRANDOLES, TABLE CUTLERY, PLATED Lee TaN Re, from the factory of Cornelius & C girandolos of now sty! dlueand gol ivory table cutlery, fi seta, forks, 8 ated on Ger silver, and warranted. J HORGAN, 152 William stroct, between Fulton and Ann, opposite the church. ON VERSATIONS FRANCAISES ‘Taught on the Oral Systom lessons, and it ¥ 5 defies ol oo al ately. MOHONS. DEST. PIERRE, Natif de Paris, 308 Broadway. FASHIONABLE CABINET FUNITURE OF A Wa rantable quality, with Chairs, aud pure hair Mattrosses; of the boat makers, can be procured, at tho most reduced vices, of the subscriber, (new location.) uncer American juseum. TUNIS MORRELL, 218 Broadway. FPANGY AND THREAD, AND NEEDLE sTOKE.— 4 well-solected stock and excellent fixtures, of ‘and store to let. To s por~ opportunity seldom to be met ournor of 22d street. EWELRY, SILVER WARE, WATCHES, &e.—CHAS. Stewart, Manufacturer, No. 18 John street, Ware R upstairs, Branch Wareroom, 526 Broadway, two doors below Spring strost. A select assortment of Fine Artioles, only at All orders for Diamon en, &eo., pun “9 pricos, for ash. rtistlo Jewel OUGHKEEPSIE NEWS DEPOT—THE DAILY Herald oan always be bad of our agent for the sale of the 1a Me M_TUCRER, nt 13 Market stroct, opposite the ente’s Office BK A HELMS PATENT.— in Store, difforont thioknosss. Tae ality of thi which will stand near 100” highor heat Qhan aay other rubber, har boon tasted for two yours and ‘American and British steamships, and ‘hose gone proval. under: Si 8 porn to Californta, tk Te mith entire approval the unde crant this now patent packing to 4 doe Rit Steet ead ark ot rubber, Hi ie Minh Laat, Warohonse, 28 Comrtiuudt surges. All stand 04 high boat. reamed to the mannihoturer pad o of and Ham's Paeoat HORA! . eee eee eee REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND- $100 of the body of Captain P. V; ater, “as lost over! from his sloop oa Satur Apri lt, off Grand. stroct Perry, MR. He wee dressed in ey pautaloons and grey goatee. 14 about sx fect i hoicht. Any information will be thankfully received, and the above reward will be paid on the finding of bis body, by applying te _ RICHARD LEWIS, 24 Cor, Pike tt, New Pork. 1,257,08 STOLEN-- AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS, ¥ES- ra Morday, 19th instant, a Cortitionte of tires shares of Now York and Erie Kailrond stock, No. of Certiticste 300, All persons are forbid purchasing the same. JON C. CooPRR. WANT: ANTED—BY A WELL-EDUCATED YOUNG MAN, tuation a4 Clork in a mercantile establis! ment, on & steambont, or ina Lawyer's office, He undor- stauds the French language thoroughly, and oan produce highly respectable testimonials from his last employers. Ad~ dress J. C. id Office, WANTED -A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT irl, with excellent city reference, to cook, wash, and iron for & private family. ‘Ls a good’ cook, and Masher and ironer, Tloase call at74 6th ay ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF INDUSTRIOUS AND persevering habits, combined with good porsonal a dress, to obtain subsorib may letter, prepaid, addressed A.A.2Z. ‘or! W ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do chamberwork, or to assist in washing, and ironing, or ‘to do general housework in a small private family, Good eforenco given—applyrat No. 7 Bri ; W AX,TED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl, a eituation as Chambermaid and Waiter, or to assist with the washing and ironing. Can be highly recom~ mended. Please call at 504 Houston street, socond floor, front room, Can be seen for two days, WERY THEATRE —FRIDAY EVEN be. iE STRANGER The Sera ye a Steinfort, Mr. Ryder; Mrs, oa arlotte, Mrs, Suter! ‘Countess Winterse a f Mrs. Walcot; Annette, Mrs, Herbert. To be succeeded by th extravaganza of JENNY LIND—Jenny Lind, Miss Mary ‘Taylor; Mr. Swigitott Mr. Duna; Mr. Lawrenc Lastherinaes, Me ft Jordans ie esustade lin the drxoaet THE SERGEANTS WIFE~Dennis, Mr. Dutt; Robin, 3 Robin, Mr, M Lisett pan 's wife, Mise Wemy: lor. Nrole, 60c.; Pit and Upper Boxes, 2c at aj before 7 o'clock, curtain rises at 3g past 7” Cc Ran FRAU 's MATION AR ERATED, CHATHAM 'strect.—Friday evening, Ma: 4 of THE LOsT DIAMONE wie “Demkare'cl may bert, Mr. harles Savilles, Mr. Tilto: x vil, Mr. Dawes; Madame Darbert, Mrs. fy rw ,Verneuil, Mrs, Isherwood. To conclude with a Bins ortes ron Birt soles the ENCHANTER, or, the joun' J mond, Mr, Herbert; Courade, Mr Dawert Amant: Me. 8 le, mour; Ethelwood, Mt : 8 Almen, Mre. Wocdwai on on Door 734, and commences at 8 o'clock. ANUSHENENYS, ROADWAY THEATRE.—PRIDAY EVENING, MAY 18, will be the «rand romaatic OF MUNTE-CRiS' Merced Julia,’ Mrs. Dy ; Haydoo, Carconte, Mrs. Ieberwood ; Carman, Dress Of Carman. role and Parquette, 750.) Family ee ; 2c. Doors open at 7, er: atTig velock, CHAMBERS STREET—BR Je with the thre SPY—Henri St. Aline, Miss G. Oh: Miss C. Chapm Madame Dubourg, Mrs. Coppa peo , Mr. Lynae; Mohammed, Mr. G. Chapmage bose oa eta, * HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome streets,—OP! i DURING THE WER, and every ney cure EVENING the original and well ‘k 4 organized 1842 ; the olde: the first to harmonize n Present popular style of Ethiopian Eni Success in this city, during the past throe elusive evidence of their superior morit The Compan: of K.P. Christy. At eight o'clock. Amafternoon mencing at throe o'clock, P. M. SPECIAL CARD.—MR. BROUGHAM TAKES LEAVE to apprise hi nds and the public, that his Boneat will tuke place on Saturday next, May 19, on which occasion Will be presented, by particular ‘re and a now sido-splitting cure di Ir WIGWAM, or Pat amongst the Pottawottomics, in whit Hy wanes and Mr, Brougham will appear. Box office winments, whose ars, is most cone traotivoness. jer the direction ANTED—A sITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as plain Cook, is a good Washer and Ironer, or to do the genoral housework of « small private family, Good referonce from her lust place. Please call at 400 T ifth street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘4 situation as Cook. objections to go a short dis tance in the country. Good city reference. May be seen at 45 Henry street, rear, fourth F three days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG oe eo heed Fecommendations, » situation to attend one wo children, and do plain sewing, be a days. Pleaso call at No. 408 Greenwich st ware to ANTED—A SELECT NUMBER OF AGENTS, IN A business in which $100 month can be made, ‘Two are now clearing $5 a day. A small cash oapital will be re- quired. Apply at 98 B a ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY RESPECT- 'V “able young girl, to do chamberwork and waiting, or childsmaid ‘and plain ‘sewing, or the general housework of » small private family, ‘The. best of city roference give Please apply for two days at No. 60 Spring st, in the rear. AN TED~—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl to take care of children, do plain sewing and make enerally useful, “Please call at No. 2 avenue B, cor- ton street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA tion as first rate Cook, Washer and Ironer, or woul a4 Chambermaid or Waiter, ance in the country. Can give Address 110 Seventh avent n be seen for t wo TION AS CORRESPONDENT IN ‘a West Indian establishment by a Gorman gentleman, is complote master of the Spaniel Inuguage, ‘The best of neces in regard to his character and business capacities egiven, Address B, Herald office, ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young Woman, a situation as Sompstress, and under- stands dress-making. Ne objections to go to the country. Please call at No. 2 Twelfth street, second door from the se- cond avenue. ANTED- A RESPE' Cook, to go a short distance in the country. es required. Call between twelve and one o’cioc mnbers street. ANTE D—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman as Chambermaid or Nurse, in a small pri- vate family. Good reference given. Please call at the cor- ner of Twelfth street and avenue A, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid or Waitor, or would at washing and igoning. No objection to go a short dis ¢ in the country. Can give the best of city referenc Address, 98 Eleventh at., between First and Second avenues. ANTED, ON BOTTOMRY.—ABOUT TWOTROUSAND dollars wanted, on bottomry of British bark Messenger, of Galway, and her freight or sharter. She was built in New tons burthen. The loan to b Te don, whither sho is bound, Manganilla, in“Cub: addressed to Captain Geo: McKay wil'be received till Saturday noxt, at 10 o'clock, A. at the office of Lawson & Graham, Insurance Brokers, all street. 'ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework. Apply at ‘No.9 Lamartine place. in 20th street, between Sth and th avenues. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation to cook, wash and iron, or to do the house- 0, by young girl a situ , or te do light chamberwork ard © jection to the country. Best of city reference given. Apply at 120 Broome street. hers ner of Iijection to go'a short d best of city OTARLE PROTESTANT WOMAN, Good at SHAKSPEREAN READING.—MR. W. M. FLEMIN. will read the play of HAMLET, at the Stuy: at tane tute, on Monday Evening, May 2lst, atSo’cloek, T 50, centeto be had at the Astor House, Irving Hous Mr. F,, 16 Beach street, Doors open at { ovclock. M at hin readings at the day Evening, May 22, AUXHALL GARDEN—NEW SALOON.—FOR SIX Night Only.—Unprecodented Attraction !—Mr. Mai thy, the celebrated ineator of Irish Character, of the a tre royal, Drury Lai id Covent Garden, London; aided b the beautiful and o¢ loming on Tues~ rooklyn Tnstitul Mise Fanny Fraizies bs Vocalt from tho Italian Opera House, London, who will sing her m« favorite Songe—Commencing on Monday evening, May 7’ grd continued every evening this week, with popular Bria itled MIRTH AND MELODY OF THE Entertainments, on RALD ISLE—interspersed with original Songs, Sketchg . Doors open at 734; tocommence at, Tioketa 5 ote, No Postpenementon account of the weather. aE LIVING AND BREATHING SIAMESE TWIN Brothers, Chang and Eng, and their Children, have ai rived in the city, and m: Apollo, 410 Broadway. y_ be seen at the parlors of t Twins are accompanied by their two oldest children, and are on a visit to the Northern cities and Europe, with a view of having the ligature that binds pom soparated, To be seen from 11 to 1 in the forsnoon, § to afternoon, and 8 to 10 evening, at the 0, Admission, 2Beonte, Children under 1, halt prices eT HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.—T! oxhibition of Paintings by artiste of the above sca ill be open er any, Sundays excepted), from 10 o’clook watil 10 o’clook P. M., the hall of Church of Divine Volt. Sp ion, 26 cents, ts, Une and Pri: til 15th June inolusive, 50 cents, ALLUALLA, AL STREET, OPE! Night during the Weck. Extra Porfo Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Tablet o sented by the largest troupe of Artists that ever appeared in this country. Singing aud Dancing, &¢. Orchestra Boxes W cents; Parquette, 2 cents. OIGTLANDER’S MAGIC VIEWS, AT THB CIlI- nese Assembly Rooms, 641 Broadway.—Landacapes with Moving Figures; Astronomical Views; Raleidescope matropes, &e. ‘The most wonderful exhibi ficonce, beauty and sublimity of nature ¢ Admitiance to the parquette, 60 conte; all other parts of the house, 2 cents. Deors open at7; performance commences at 5 o’olook. INSURANCES. Mewar LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BALTI- mere.— Notioe—The agonoy of this company, horetafore conduoted by John Livingston, O4 Wall st., New York city, is closed. All persons in New York, having business with said company, will communicate directly with the central office, Bey 16 Fouth strea Baltimore. TH. B. ADAMS, Actuary. ons OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 67 Wall street, New York, 5th May, 1849.—The Preal- dent and Directors of the National Fire Insurance Compan A have this day declared a dividend of five per cent. payablo to the stockholders, on and after the 14th instant. By order of the Board of Directors, W. C. KELLOGG, Secretary. ing year, viz '. Tho Joli Herrick, Andrew D. Melick, Gilbert Davis, ‘Wm. Van Wyck, James L. Adams, Gouge Boll, John Hecker, ow HST Homan, Jacdbs. Philip Burrows, John Van Boskeeo Aaa ats eubsoquent meeting of the Board, Thomas W. Thorne was ously re-elected President. W. C. KELLOGG, Seoretar ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation as Cook, and to assist in washing and ironing. ve the best of city reference. "Please ‘call at 40 ington street. ANTED--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young Woman, as Waiter, and assist as Chamberm: Has no objecticn to go # short distance in the country. The best of city reference can begiven. Apply to 14 17th’ street, between 7th and Sth avenue. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU) G WOMAN, tion as plain Cook, Washer, and Ironer, or a4 Chambermaid, No oljeetion to co in the country. Can give the best of eity reference from ber Jast place, whore she has lived for six years, Address 42 Heury streot, third floor, room No. 12. BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS ext of city referen y, if required. lew r three days. BY A_ RESPECTABLE ANTED--A SITUATION, gitl, to do general housework, chamberwork, or waiter. Good reference can be given. Please call at No. 81 Crosby street, front basement, INTELLIGENT BOY; ONE ‘accompanied b ER, (Pearl rent oF, Seteee House, 88 ‘een the hours of one and two, or after seven WANTED--A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AS salesman in @ retail boot and shoo store; on is well acquainted with the business. Good city reference re~ quired. Aprly to B. 8, BROOKS, 150 Fulton street. ANTED—A BOY 17 OR 18 YEARS OLD, TO AT- ‘tend a grocery store. He must come well recommende di rand the business perfectly. and uacil berween 9 and 10 s-clock, in the fruit store corner ly. Call, PP Gentre and Reade streets, New York. es PECTABLE YO ‘OMAN WANTS A SITU- Mion as. Cook, W Troner. She thoroughly a and can be well recommon understands ber busi {gom her last place. Can be seon for two days, employers, 51 20th street, between 4th avenue New York. GOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN OF BUSINESS habits and a small capital, who would like to go into the soda water businoss, and make money, the present firm hay- ing another place to attend to. ly ‘at 211 First avenue, RUG CLERK WANTED—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS the business, and would be willing to make himself ge: ay hear of asituation by applying to Mr. MOR ork. it her former \d Broadway G 7.0 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS, MER- chants, &e., &e.—A coe man, who can give the bost of reference, speaks English, Peas. and French, and who is willing to lend eaployee 1 or meet ho fecnire by whieh he can rt hime ramily; is also willing U2 rhvel, “Adureas”! Neoesstdad,” at this offi, F°, SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT, VERY PLEASANTL situated, No, 20 Abingdon place. Possession given im~ mediately. Enquire &. Bagley, 199 Brosdway. s. Inquire rooklyn, CHEAP, A MAMMO" and Press, with iron distributors. Apply at the dosk 1m the publication office of the Herald. PROARD, OR SMALL the vioinity o gentlemen, wife, situated on some rai munication with the stating terms, location, ete. office. OARDING—THREE OR FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN ean be accommodated with good Board and pleasant kooms, in an airy and convenient situati the immediate vieinicy of fark, Address, Z. Q., at foe. FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST AND TBA, and Sunday Board,—Two or throe gentlem ommodated with very pleasant rooms in Bo ‘ere the boarders will not exoved eight in number, Ad= dress Bond street, Horald Office. FURNISHE ROOM, IN A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, within a blook of Broadway, with breakfast, if required, Te had en reasonable torms. Particulars by addressing i.) At this office, WO GENTLEMEN MAY BF ACCOMMODATED WITIT a handsomely furnished Parlot it private family, with breakfast (and tos, it roquired), in ventral part. of the city. For particulars, inquire +} Greenwich street. References exchanged. UREE OR FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE Pere otiy accommodated with Purnished Room Breakfast and Tes, in a 6 N.J., within four minute Oinice of this paper. \URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR SIN- Byte fentlemen.--A b of furnished rooms on the ground floor; also, one or two smaller apart the third floor, with or withoue breakfast and tea, at Lrondway, first door above Ninth street. ERCUANTS HOTEL, FOURTH STRERT, BETWEEN M ‘Arch and Market, Philadelphia. The proprietershi ind management of this welt kaown hotel, (whioh is toca tho very contre o } having this day nto the hands of .y Ce gee dew eee he pose to render it worthy ws which fe hae. been, heretofore spromitting Cah = SM ay [ fe oity on ‘fends, fhe may’ iy oa) Formerly of the Ex KI i xo Hotel, Pittaburgh. CLOTHING. RA NII DDI ILIA AAS ‘\ LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUPAC- /« vorer, No, 10 Park Place, New York, and 5 Royal street, Ss O11'§ BAZAAR, 6 DEY STREET.—THIS 18 THE plage for good enting, and drinking, | Evoiy thing horo ig cf the bert quality, and the lowest price, Dinners served from 12 to 4 o'olcek, at the low obargs of ono shilling; brown foot nnd toa Vikowtso, A large asturtment of ontavles nt eal hovers, The desors naed here ia of domostio mannfaoters and not excedied in the city, S Soott isia the kebit of tf Aulving Lngiioh mutton by Use etoamers to-day, he will arye up & log bo.loc wish trimmings, por stonmalip Canada. SHIPPING. RA UNITED, STATES MAIL STEAMER, WASHINGTON, for Southam a Bremen.--‘The Washington, Capt \ wa ort ex, for Sout Sapton and Bem Monday, May 21, at3 P.M. An ex- perlonced Surgeon For freight or passage, apply at road= the office of the Ocean Si Navigation Company, 0) way. OR LIVERPOOL—TO SAIL ON THE 19TH OF MAY— iy ‘The well-knewn ir eamship SAKAI SANDS, W. C. Thompson,*master, will on Saturday, the 19th inst. For freight or passage money, ing very splendid accommoda- inexperienced éurgeon attached to her, apply on roet, E, R., or to ROBT, KERMIT, 76 South street. _Cabin pas HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. "T "Sreamuhips between New York and Liv pool, between t Halit ‘to lans ailing at Halifax a receive ae ae ee eoen'ars inteated $0 alla eo Hibernia, ra Canada,“ ~ Caledonia, “ Bo Niagara," “* N. York, Europs, ¢ Boston, ai Cambria, N. York, th America, uy 4th July, farrit Boston, ‘An ox Surgeon on board.’ Froight will be ehi am specie, boyond sn amotnt for persenal exponsas. Intoor and pagera mart pao through the Fort Ofice, Pageaga from New York or mewien to Liverpool: Hie Cabin a0; meer es iB. CUNARD, Sry, 88 Broadway. OR GLASGOW--THE SPLENDID COPPERED AND Copper-tetened, A Xo. 1 British Bark NORWAY, burt ons. For freight, 4 Hughes, master, but SEH McMURRAY, @ South treet. F OR. oti beens godin ee ener a master, will moe rompt gis APrcight HoBINSUN, . Freight or pri , apply to JAMES pee BOYD & HINCKEN. bol Watt street. | ey LIVERPOOL—TO SAIL THE FIRST OF JUN’ the ell known fast sailing coppered and copper fastened British ship erp Captai Grane havi: tof her gol . JOSEPH MoM' ACKET FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE.—THE SHIP Evol tor, will sail on the Ist of June. Bt. Nichols Dw HINCKEN, Agents, 68 Wall street. OR ST. PIERRES, MARTINIQUE—THE FRENCH , Capt Vue. For freight or pai ‘appl; ‘ship JACQUES, Cap’ TAYLOR ‘e MERRIL ee ly orto BOYD & HINCKEN, 88 Wall st. ‘THE GOLD COAST. nanan Anne TEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY.—NOTICE.—AT THE Ss scent City, ost of paseengers by the steamer d until Wednesday next, tho for Chngres, she will be detained wt ‘clock, P.M. 21st instants at Dur GF" HOWARD & SON, 73 South street. SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES,—The steam- POR CRESCENT CITY, Capt. Chas, Stoddard, will ieave on’ Wednesday, the 2ird inst., at 4 o'clock, from 'Pior 2 North River. ‘The C, C, will arrive in time to moet the Pa. dine mail steamer of June, and it iscontidently expeoted that the steamship Senator will be at Panama, to take passongors r Fo HOWARD ke SOX, 1 Sonth street. OR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT THE FINE, NEW, ing to San Francisco. bark ALICE TARLTON, will sail on Satur- Sne_atateroom remains disengaged. Another sucesed the Alice Tarlton, ) sue pesnere, apply to . SMITH, 101 Wall stroot. —THE SUPERIOR A1 SHIP PRO- in J.C. de Vries, Master, will sail for San bout the 20th inst. Passengers will please F OR CALIFORNIA Capte BUS, Francisco, on fond down the balance of their freight to Fier No, 6 North | shat it may not be excluded. Miners His of lading, for signature, without delay. "The num~ bor of passengers in first and second eabin i limited. A fow moro berths may yet b» seoured. by immediate applica tion te E. B. SUTTON, M4 Wall street. INO. OGDEN, 116 Wall street. OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, DIRECT. y nippers will please send pers wl Pies rensel; to |, positively, Wodn , 16th. The aplond rote sailing bark. ““Teoumaeh, N. Richmond, having the bulk of her cargo ‘and o1 ft take 600 bla. more freight, or the bulk there beer caredinte application is made on board, at Pier No Li to ver, y | TR., Ay , 74 South sees Sit pose ond im thoir billa the A hee for signature. Kectod their berthe and call at the Agent's offi weoured. Thei nm Wednesday, 10th, at 12 o'elog board a daca tine vessel will clear at. the Custom House. CISCO, CALIFORNIA, VIA RIO JA- OM aA elperaiee, to sail before the 15th June—The fast sailing superior bark PHILEN A, Ci Swaim. Her ac~ tionafor passengers are su those of any vor- Comore. The fare will be equal to any frat lass packet, on board, at. pier No. 9; Nore or froight or passage AUPE O” yOW LET, Bs Went street. FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, WITH IM- FB rainte: ‘A fine, faa inte deapatch. t sailing, clipper built brie wilt re‘teapatched. for tho above port ina few days. FOr sieht me Poe N OLCAN'S, JR, Té South street, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW OR- WwansaThe United Malt Orloans | pat BR meres inte fe i i Bo: aigne to Now Brignen GA TAN y 2 | Williom T: B. Family Cirole, 25 conts.’ Doors open at7; curtain tase at HE ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM.—P, T. Manager and Proprietor; J. Groeawood, Jr. Manager.—Unpreceder attractions! Splendid ances every afternoon at 3, and every evening at X bofo o'clock. Tho manager has engaged for anothor woek, the Quaker Giant and Giantess, whose combined height is’ ai teen fest, and woight 445 pounds; they may be seca at hours, with Titania, the Fairy Quoe the celebrated Mi Riflcent painting, twos y four evolution; the Albin Mine Mirs arton, Miss Went, and. iY The Binghamton Pig’ which weighed fall 87 fon and measured. 9 feet’ in Nougth, mapbeneen at allhours, Wax Soripinre Statuary, wax ‘tations of a the Siamese Twi Admission, 2 cents; chiktron anlar toa ele tig comes. ASTLE GARDEN.—THE SUBSCRIBERS INTEN to givo a Promenade Concerts some magnith 4 by the brated Julien and Musard in re as oy bate yee ; is ani * sical artists, of talent and respectability, whe “wish to = gage, to subinit their propositions (in writing) te shoir re- ularly authorized agents, Messrs. Corbyn and Martini, jarolay street, Now York. FRENGS & NE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 639 Pe Spciog and Prince strvote’ and the cely ose Ky this country, consists of « great numbor of life sise Chinese of all classes; several hundred Chinese Paintl Apartmeyts in Houses, Stores and Vessols; Models of Temples And Brides: specimens of Chinese Mi their Agricultural and Mochanical Implements, Instrument of Munio, Lanterns, Ko. Ko. Opon from nine Av'M. till von My daily. “Admittance, 5 conta; chitdren undor twelve, oe. MEDICAL. HE SCALPEL, A JOURNAL OF HEALTH, ADAPTED 0 Popular Reading and the Exposure of Edward H Dixon, M. Dy ‘ ed Nature is ever busy by the silont operat ondeavoring to oure dise er medicines are Food, Water and Sleop. Their use is directed by instinct, that man is most worthy tl of physician who most veres its unerring laws.—[ Editor. Contents of May Numbor, (ontirely original.)—To what extent is medicino entitled to confidence ? Truth only doth Judge itself; Influonce of Temperature on Health ; Explan: tion of some Atmospheric Phe Vharateristios of the different genera of % with descript of individual specimens ula? Fissure prolapsus of the Rectum ; Will Medicin nfluence of the Imagination of the Mothor on the Child fore h—remarkable cases of pturea and Trusses: Tru indling ; Child Murder in New York—Necossity of a Foundling Hospital ; Homeopathy and Hydropathy—What ure their real merits ? Soda Powder Departmont of the Soa! pel j Another, Phenomenoa—Comparative faoilities of awa onge and Shrowsbury iterary Acooucheurs Content : gntirely Education in New Yo ‘The Cause of Qua | the nature of Scrofula and Consumption? | By what method? Functions of the Ski | fants; Abortionism in New York—its histor: quence: ‘hildbirth under the linfluence of Chloroform--six cases ; Fatal result of Chloroform i : ly similar in, a case of the Bait y fe cured? Hy whaumeans? Raycality of an Oculist; The onitine trick ; Dexoription of Cataract and disease of tho Nerve of the Eye—how to distinguish them ; Varicooolo— what is it ?—produced by Excess and Self-abuse—Troatmeat of; Wormsin the carcase of the Anaconda--how formed-~ ‘Treatment of. ‘The January Number contains, in part, the following arti- cles, (ull original.)—Dr. Manly's Address before the New York Academy of Modicing ; Tobacco—s new and remarkable result of; Its effect on Virility; What is the Acade: ot Medicine of New York? What do know of Cholera T de. he Editor at the servation and treatmont of the Disease by we know of t House of Baten, in the year 1832; What Rheumatism ? Can it be cured? What are the , and how are tl to be used? What is the proper diet amd treat- ment of th ‘ursing Mother. Soda Powder Bepasien t. The Polka—a high), Pitiosophical method of eliciting interesting Philosophies! 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