The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1849, Page 5

Theatrical and Musical, Bowrny Tuxatax.—The entertainments at this house this evening will be of the most brilliant kind. After giving so many Shakeperian playsin such noble stylo— after the performance of such pieces as “ King John, © Weary VIII.," “ Othello,” * Phe Stranger,” “ ton,” ‘&e., ins style unprecedented in New York, for excel- Jence of cast and splendor ot appointments, Mr. Ham- Dlin now proceeds to give to the public some of the woblest plays of the modern comedians, and will com- mence to-night with Sheridan Kuowles’ piece, * Wil- liam Teil,’ « play whieh ranks among the first on the stage.|t is to be revived in its original form, comprising five distinct parts, with the additiva of # newly-on- structed act, replete with thrilling interest and start- Ling effects, ever before preseated in America; and as itis a play in which beautiful sud pioturesque sconery ds peculiarly appropriate « number of new scenes have Deen painted expressly for the oecasion—and, more- Over, preparations have been made to produce all the nal music, vocn! and instrumental. of the pir ‘Thus muob for the accessories. ‘The all-important part ‘of the cast of character has likewise been fully attended to; and when we tute that Mrs Shaw, Mr. Hamblia, Ryder, Bass. Gilbert. Miss Wemyss. Miss Taylor. and young Master Hamblin ure all to wppear in the leading part, our readers will be prepared to belivve that the acting will be of the very best discription. Mr Ham- Dlin will appear a» Willlam ‘Tell, fur the first time in Many years, and Mrs. Shaw will play Emma, Tell’s wite; k der will doubtless do full justice to the part of Gessler; and. altogether. * William Tell” will be performed in the wauner that it is worthy of, The medy of the * Double-bedded Room’? will conclude the entertainment. Breapwar Tuearke.—After several preparation, the able. manager of this place of amusement produces, this evening, » new ballet, with the Monplaisirs—*Foletta; or, the Enchant- ed Bell” Such is the title of this fairy ballet, the plot of which is as follows :—Certain “good spirits,” ‘the guardians of a section of China called “ Nang-To- han-Fon,” behold with detestatien the vices and fol- lies of its rulers, aud determine to punish them for their crimes. For this purpore, the beautiful and be- nevolent Poletta is deputed to visit the earth, the “ good spirita” more expecially, directing her to watch over the Princess Tshingka. who is persecuted by the old and powerful Mavdarin. ( an-Kuo-Sse, but who in beauty loves and ix beloved by the young peasant, Yan- ko. Foletta is ulso made to possess an “enchanted Bell.” by whose tulisnaute power the most wonderful and pleasing tranef.imations are made, and most ex- traordinury results produced, She, however, fully ac- compli-hes her mission, putn down internal wars, van- Quishes ty:anvy and crucly. rewards virtuous and con- stant love, and is then summoned to her “ celestial home’ This bullet, which was often performed in Europe under the title of * La Clochette;”? is one of the prettivst concep ions ever invented by writers of chorography, aud affords mavy excellent scenes for in- troducing dancing of all surts. The costumes, soene- Ties, avd properties ure entirely new, and the corps de bailet, which is composed of one hundred persons, will make a fine effect, weeks of Burton's Tuzatre —The summer season at Burton’s @ommences to-night. The bill ix more than usually at- tractive; it is made up of three pieces, vis.:—* Chloro- form, or New York Oue Hundred Years Henee;” “ The Stamese Twins,” and the * Wags of Windsor.” In the first piece Mr. Logan, the popular comedian from the ‘West, will appear ax Aminidab Slocum; and the remain- ing cast is well mude up. A popular ballad is to be sung by Miss Hitfert. Next comes a comic pivee, in one act, called the * Siamese Twins,” in which Messrs. Brougham and burton will appear. Mr. tredericks will ap: ip a pas de Matelot. Che “ Wags of Wind- sor’? will complete the evening’s entertainments. Mr. Brougham appears ax Looney sic fwolter, and Mr. Bur- ton as Caleb Quotem—in which they both sing a song. ‘Tho bill cannot be compiained of; it is to be hoped that the same may be raid of the house. Nationa Turatre —Barney Williams, the favorite Irish comedian, will commence an engagement at this house, this evening. and we are sure that it will bea most successful one, as be is one of our most popular actors, and, without exaggeration, he is as good an Irish comedian as we have ou the stage—that is, in s eartain range of such characters; we mean the portrayal of the genuine Patlauder, in his frieze coat and brogans; and he gives the Irish brogue with the true twaug of your veritable Corkonian. which isthe more remarkable, Ss Mr. Williams is we believe, a New Yorker, “native, and to the manner born.” As a singer of Irish songs, he is also very excellent, and can give the “Low backed ear,” “Sprig of Shill-lab,” und other songs of that de- scription, with as much gusto as the best of them. To- night be will appear as Paudven O’Rafferty, and also as Paddy Miles, in “Boru to Good Luck,’ aud the “ Lime- rick Boy.” The farce of ~Mr.aad Mra. White will commonece the entertuiuments, ond Miss Carline and Mr. Yates will dance several times during the evening. Tue Dietin Fasity—Comeumentary Bexerit.—We aregiad to perceive that the musical artists of this city have yoluntvered their aid. on the occasion of the last concert to bu. giveu in America by these inimitable » musicians. ‘bose who have heard them will agree with us in saying. that they have never boen equalled by any artists that have ever vistted this country; and, Vhon we add the following list of distinguished instru- mentalist und vocalists, there appears to us little to deubt but that the Tabernacle will be crowded on the night of their benefit ‘Thursday next is the day named, and with such a host of talent as the celebrated Dodworth’s Cornet Band, Messrs, Joseph Barks, Hoff mann, Timm. Kyle. {kelheimer, Loder, Stoepel. Mrs. Laura Jones, Madawe E. varney, Miss Morriatt O’Con§ nor, and Signor Novelli. if ever the Tabernacle pro- sented a fuil und fashionable audience, it will be on the cccasion of this testimonial of sterling worth to the Distin family. Mars. Bostwiok’s Coxcent.—-Mrs. F. Gillingham Bost- wick will give ber first coocert this evening. at the Chi- nese Assembly Kooms, Se. al eminent performers will Sppear on the occasivn, and ao rich treat may be ex- pected. Cuanuty's Minetrece-are always on hand with their elightful concerts. every eveuing. wherewith to cheer and amure oar citizens. who take great delight in listening to them ‘hey are. in fact, the Napoleons of Ethiopian winstrelsy; ‘aud he who has not heard Christy’s band must have but little inelination for amusement. They will give a fine new programme this evening—voyage oiuricnir, and all Crimnsn Musrum.—By tho late news it seems there is some danger of the Chinese having another war with the English. avd intercourse with all nations will be suspended by the (hinese Yankee onterprise, how- ever, has been abead of them. as the Chine-e Museum here gives such a perfect reprosentatian of all their customs and habits. that as tur as that goes, it would be immaterial if they never allowed an American trae veller to enter their country again. The collection is most complete, and ought to be seen by all. Stamese Twins —Mersre, Chang and Eng. and their families, continue to recoive visitera at the Apollo Rooms, with their usuat urbavity. They are a moat Interesting party. and « morning or evening visit to them cannot fail to please all Vorotiaxpen’s Microcostic Views.—There most, *Deautitul viows will be exbobited tor a short time only, and we recommend ull whe wish to ree the most ine gevious and brautifal exhibition ever got up, to go at onew to view them. Mena. or New York.—The vast deal of work that Maust have Been expended in this enterprize, has been «4 purpos Mention if a more © model of our great city could be mace. alaoe or alley even iv omitted ; everything from the largest to he smallest, isincluded, [tis open for ox- Inbition deily. Corrins, the Irish comedian and vocalist, is giviag his enserteinments at the Melodvou, in Boston, with great euCoEDs. ¥ REIGN TREATRICALS. From the following paragraph iu the London Sunday ‘Times, it will be perceived that @ celebrated Ir sh actor ie about to virit the United States :—~Mr. Hudson, the eomediau, whose talent as & representative of Irish -ehiracter isuniy really aimitted to by the best oa the stage since we lost ‘tyrone to is, we understand, about trying bisfircune in America, Mr. Hudson bas just concluded an engagement ar the Theatre Royal Dublin, where bis nacural viva ity. his gen lemanly ap- pearance. and «killa: an notor added toa fa thful but pot vulgar touch of th br uv, made bh m a great favor- te with bik countrymen sir Hudson is a native of Dublin. where he '# as bighly esteemed for his private worth as for bis public tcne Previous to returning to her Majesty's Theatre, Malle Alboni is falfitiiog some engagements in the Fiench provincial towns, with ber accustomed success, ‘At the date of the last accounts, she was at bordeaux, Franconi’s celebrated equestrian troupe, after having Jind a very succes fal season at Brussels, arrived at Diackwallby the Geurral Stenm Navigation Company's etragehip Soho, from Antwerp. In a few days, they ill proceed to Dublin, where they are engaged to ap- ar Mr. Andoreon ond Mrs, Warner are playing tragedy at the Surrey. Drury Lane Theatre has beon taken for the perform- ance of a serice of German op ‘The company will be that of the Grand ¢ un Opera of Amsterdam, with singers from various rerman cities. representations of the most approved works of German composers are to be given in London, after which the troupe perform in Dublm, Edinburgh and the prineipal rovincial towns, ‘The undertaking ix conducted by Jerr Roeder, of the German Opera, Amsterdam, Cerito and St Leon aie about to teaye Paris for Stoekholm, where a very advautageous engagement awsits them. Tue Excrrement a ASTON othing further has been done to day (Moy 21) with the boat ‘The Delaware Canal is opon nod boats ate passing, but the menin the sirike refuse to go, They have now thrown offall cxoures, ax they have none left. They still refure to go on or to’ permit others to go, and lopped two or thoes emply beats whieh attempted to. day. to go np the Lebigh Cwoal, They are. | thiak. be- -cowing more and more lawless aod the sympathy which ‘was generally accorded them is falling away, They eve clearly tost friends, andin my opinion, nothing Dut the moral effect of the repeated failures to raise a porse would vow prevent the rairing of a large and efficient one at thie ime — it is rumored in town to-day that a strong representation has gone off to the Gover nor, insisting upon # strong military force buing sent to epuppress the boatner’— Pennsylvanian, Quiox Worx.—We learn from the New Orleans Crescent that a telegraphic despatch was forwarded Jrom Boston. 1th in-twut. toa New Orleans commis pion house, ordering the purchase of a quantity of mer- ‘chandixe, ‘Tbe order was exccured on the morning of the llth and the merebandivc was shipped by the bark anten the enmu day, which versel enilod immediately, ‘bus, in the epace of two Gays an order originating ia Hoxton wap received in New Ortenns. executed and the mcrebandise shipped, aud ou its way to Bostor fas twelve | Tue Pise Tree Insecr.—Some weeks since. says the Wilmington Uhronicle, we mentioned ‘bat the insect ich was 0 destructive last year to the pine. trees in this. as well ax other parts of the ooun- try, bad re-commeneod operations with the warm wen. ther. We have recently. to our very great satisfaction, been informed that the know ofthe middle of last month bad the effect. aa is supposed. of cherking the evil in a great degree, and in conjunctios with another cause, it is generally supposed asrrost it altogether. This otber cause is the appearance. in immense swarms, ef a large fly, which attacks and kills the tree lasect. This may seem u strange statement. but it is, as wo are as- sured by men of veracity, strictly true. A Crevasse In Your Paecket.—_The Man- who disregards economy may be said to have a crevasse in his pocket, t) rough which money is coutinually running te waste, if you wish to economise in Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, try JONES, 14 Aun street. Ae bnys for cash, solls for cash, has ‘an immense business, and deals in such articles as cannes be bemt at any price. G. B. Clarke, 116 William street, Tallor.— Fine French Cloth Drves Coats, co measure, $15 to $2% Cloth Sacks $5 to $1U; Seasonuble Coats of all sorts, from $2 My taste, punctuslity and cheapness are undisputed. [ would Like to bave you fora customer. I think { oan suit your bead, hack, and pocket. COMMERCIAL APPAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, May 27—6 P. M. By arrivals during the past week. we hav» later in- telligence from all parts of the world; and the advices, in a political, fnancial and commercial point of view, are highly interesting and important. The political accounts from Eurepe are calculated to create a grout deal of sympathy on this side of the Atlantic for those who are struggling to establish and consolidate a re- publican torm of government, and we shall watch the movements of the great monarchical powers of the con- tinent closely and anxiously, They ae about entoring upon the last great contest, and the result will tell whe- ther the people are to govern themselves upon the most liberal and enlightened principles of self-government, or whether they are to be ruled by the iron rod of des- potism. If the people are prepared to take the sooptre in their own hands and are ready§ to hurl every mo- narch from his throne, then we may look for a war of extermination—a war directly drawn between the two classes; and it is only by such an issue that the great question can be disposed of The position of France at this moment is a very extraordinary one. There is an incensistency in the councils of that country, which is by no means the harbinger of good. France has made such a move on the great chess board of Europe, that will complete such a revolution in the representatives of the people as has been little dreamed of, and we bave no doubt the eleo- tion will result in such a mannor that the whole policy of the government will not only be changed, but the evil already done will be, if porsible, remediod. The bull hus commenced rolling, and it will be excoodingly difficult to arrest its course, As its impetus increases, it will draw in other influences, and the result will be a general explosion. France, Russia, Prussia, Austria, and all tho smaller powers of the continent, will ulti- mately be engaged at the same time in the same work of destruction. It is not improbable but that Englund will have a hand in it before the gamois up, The question atissue is of such a nature, that thero is but one way of disposing of it. Russia has become the ar- bitrator of the rights of monarchs, and if suecesssfal in asserting the claims of Austria, Prussia will demand the same aid, and that aid must and will be extended. France cannot look quietly on and see such things, If the government of France make an effort to crush tho infant republic in Italy, the people of France will not look on quietly and see republican Germany prossed againjunder the yoke of monarchy. The people of France are determined to take a very prominent part in the drama about opening upon the European stago, and when the game has fairly commenced, we shall have no fears for the result. Commercially and financially, the European nows is encouraging. but by no means important. One of the most satisfactory features of the financial intelligence is, the improvement in prices and steady demand for United States securities. State stocks were also in de- mand at advancing rates. This looks well; but as the difficulties on the continent thicken, as hostilities ex- tend. and capitalists find it impossible to invest their moncy safely, the demand for our seserities will in- orease and prices, ofcourse, improve. It is an ill wind that blows no one any good, and it would be for our interest it every one of the old governments of Europe were prostrated and scattered to the tour winds of hea- ven. The effect of the revolutions which havealready taken place on the Continent is seen in the large sums invested im our stocks; and it is our impression that before the lapse of many years, nearly the whole of our government stocks, our good State stocks, &¢., &o., will be held by foreigners. This will relieve us of ono or two hundred millions of dellara worth of securities, and release the capital, for employment in the developement of the natural and immense resources of the country. It is true we shall have # large sum to remit semi-an- nually in payment for dividends, but it does not follow that such payments will be directly mado in gold, or that such sums as will be required will be so much extracted from the specie of the country. Tho usual import and export trade of the country will regulate this important matter. It would be better, if we were able, to bold all our own se- curities and keep the interest within our own limits; but capital is worth too much in this country, just now, to lvck up such a large per cent of our available mean, and wo must for a time get forcign capitalists to carry theee stocks for us As most of our public stocks will be paid at maturity, we shall not, under any circumstances, experience @ very great drain, Great Britain could not pay tho interest on hor debt to foreigners one year, without croating @ financial revul- sion and a political revolution. Notwithstanding the abundance and reduced value of money in England, it ia impossible to get up any syceulative movement in merchandise, or even a heal- thy activity in any of the leading departments of busi Ness, Cotton continued very much depressed in prices, although the market had experienced no material vari- ation, Previous prices were maintained, but there were no judications of any favorable change Breadstuffs were inactive. and prices drooping. Extensive supplies had flied the markets, and all descriptions were ebenper, Nothing had transpired relative to the wea ther, of an unfavorubie character; but on the contrary, the growing crops looked promising. On the whole, the mark«t reports do not differ from those received by the last three or four steamers, The +tock market, during the past week, has been unsually quiet, even for this quiet season. We have never seen less disposition to speculate in fancy stocks, e.ther for a rise or for # full, and the bulls must be daily getting weaker and weaker. Tho loss of intorest Mmupt be enormous, and this alone is sufficient to use up many of the emailer class of operators, [t is a matter of much astonishment, to many, where all the worth- less fancy stocks go to—who hold them, and what ob- ject the holders have in view in carrying them from week to week and month to month, There must be in Wall street from twenty to thirty millions of capital j invested in fancy stocks, upon which not tho first fraction of interest has ever yet been paid. This itn. wenve loss falls somewhere. Year after year, this goes on, an the stocks represented become, year after year, more worthless. This is what ruins the bulls; whil the bears make a good business merely out of the in- teresg paid them. Money is adrug in Wall street at five per cent, It is impossible to loan any large sums, at any price; and capitalists have been compelled to purchase stocks. to employ their money, at a reasonable rate of interest. This creates a demand tor government and good State securities, and tends to de- press prices for the fancies. It appears to us impossible to got up avy movement in any of the leading fancy stocks, Amensy money market usually creates spe- culation, but it has failed this time, and we have aban- doned wii hope. The bulls must either carry their stucks at present prices, or let them down, to get them off their bands, We know of thousands upon thou- sands of shares of stock held for # rise, ao as the holders can get out without loss, and ao advance of one or two per cent on any fancy im the list would bring out an immense quantity of stock, Almost every broker in the strect has orders to sell, at price & little above the current rates, and if the outsiders are not exceedingly wary they will get caught. We have before usm long inactive season, and it is @lto~ gether probable that wo shall be visited by the cholera, to an extent, perhaps, that will destroy, for the time, all kinds of business Tho effect of ruch » stato of things upon fuancial matters oannot be otherwise than disastrous, avd it fy the uutversal impression that itis beet tw be prepared for the worst. Fancy stocks can- not staud an epidemié ; they are ontiraly too sensitive to bear up under the attacks from the bears, with suoh & weapen in their hands, ‘Tho annexed comparative statemont oxbibite the quotations in this market for the principal speculative stocks, for cach day of the past wook and at the lose of the woek previous, There has beon go important variation Qvorarioms rou rhe PuinciraL StooKs Im THR New Yorx Marker. Sat Preas N O's, 11087 LT Or Searee Ore tai hig 14 * gy — Reading Mtg. Bonds, Reading Railroad... Norwieh A I Ae Wey = ‘ee - 3 . By 3 _s _ = . & cy Reading K. K. Bonds. 62% &% a SL EzEBAE a Company. Morrie Canale A comparison of prices current at the close yester- dey. with those ruling at the close of tho previous week. exhibits au advance in Creasury notes of % per cent; U. S. 6's, 1868, %; Pennsylvania 5's, X; Reading mortgage bonds, 3; Reading Railroad, %; Norwich and Woreester, x; Mohawk, %; and a do- cline in Harlem of 7% per cent; Long Island, 4; Can- ton Company, 34; Morris Canal, %. The value of merchandise and amount of specie im ported into this district, for the week ending the 25th inst.. éxcept that sent to the warehouse, and tho duties on the same, were as annexed :— Commence or THE Pony or New Yora—Weea.r Imronts, Week end'y May 25, 1846. 1848. 1349. Free goods... ... $150,081 $106,960 $45,160 Dutiable goods... 977,75 43,721 O77, 640 ww $1,158,006 "100 ved, 890312 245.118 Rates of duty... 8273-97 24 BS The, falling off for the week has been very great, compared with the corresponding woek in either of the three previous years. The importation of specie last week was «mall, while tho exports amounted to $260,919, most of which went to Havre. ‘The value of dry goods entered last week, for con- sumption, amounted to $150.779; withdrawn from ware- house, $31,131; entered for warehousing, $16,447. There has been quite a movement in liquors in tho warehouse department during the past week. There were withdrawn from warchouse yesterday, 41 half pipes. 40 quarter casks, 15 eighths of randy, valued at $2.818; 17 packages gin, valued at $744; 175 baskets champagne, $1.201. ‘The receipts,tn'the sub-treasury of this port have been reduced during the past week. At the olose of business. yesterday. the amount in the bands of the Assistant ‘Treasurer was $1,926,508 38; drafta drawn, but not paid. $66,000. ‘The Bank of Augusta, Ga., has declared a semi-an- nual dividend of four per cent. ‘The Farmer's Bank. of Troy. has declared s semi- annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 1st of Juno. ‘The Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company have declared their urual dividend of $3 per share (or six percent) for the past six months ADVERTINEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. TATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE—LEAVES NEW YORK—7, 8, 9, 10, 11 o'clock, A. M., and 1, 2, 3,4, 5,6,7 o'clock, P.M. Beaten Island—7, 8 9,'W), 11 o'clock, A. M., and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, 7 o’olook, P. M. ITCHELL’S NEW TRAVELLER'S GUIDE THROUGH the United States, containing the principal cities, t wns, &e., alphabeticully arrarged—together with the rail- id canal routes, with the distances Trond, ‘tage, steamboat, ix miles from place to place, illustrated by an accurate map of the United States. “This work is similar in design to Mitcboll’s Traveller's Guide pul lished twelve years since, and moreextensively cir- ovlated than any book of its clas printed in this country. The grard feutureof the book is the map: f the United Sia'es, 26 in cher by 30, in which all the routes are accurately deline- ated, with reference letters in tho margin, by which a place may bofound in s few reconds. Asa book and map of refe- rence. this will be found extremely convenient not only for travellers, but counting houses, hotels, insurance offices, banks, Ko. In fact, ipfet 4 gentleman should havea copy con- stuntly lying on his desk for prompt reference, ‘The great merit of the map ir the size and dissinctness of the lettering, which render the search for s place a pleasure, instead of & painful tosh, as is the caso with moet pocket’ mapee Ts ali Forests, the’ New Traveller's Guide is unrivalted.’—Godey's ndy's Book, nia, Mitchell's Pocket Maps, &c., ublished and for sale by Thomas Cowperthwait & Co., rket street, Philadelphia; and for by Leavitt & 1 Froadway, corner of Dey street, New York. AMUSEMEN'PS, WANTs. ARRAN | AA eerie SITUATION, BY A NICE AND TIDY OWERY THEATRE.—MONDAY EVENING, May 33, 1, to du house be performed Sheridan Knowlos's boantitul pi. WILL1aW TE14-- William Teli, M ter Hamblin; Melebtal, Mr. Gilbe Seramger, M vous; Michael, Wr. McParland: Jashelt, Mr. Daun; 0 Mr Ryder; Sarnem, ¥r. Duff; Bi Shaw! Agnes, Miss Wernyos: Mrs Herbert’ To eonolude with t BEVDED ROOM—Mr. Duloimor Mrs. Deputy Lomax, Mrs and ironer, or to tak ry good recommendation er, Mr, Bass; Bimms Mrs. Miss Taytor: Troresa, comedy of the DOUBLE pes Mr Buss; Major Mf Gilbort. Dress por boxes. 2° eouts: Pit, I2y ceats.— rtain will rise at 7h o'clock, J ANTFD.—BY A RESPECTABL dust arrived from the old or dr* goods nese for aver inn fa med to snoh busi- ve years, Address KB. fice, JADTFD.—s SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE ATURE woman, to do the cooking, washing ano ironing of Aumell vive family, Can give the best of ctiy raforence | (YUANPRAU'S NATION At. TURST th. MONDAY | from ber last place, Can be seen at No. 3 Vandam stroet, for evening, May 28, will be aoted the f ree of MR. & MRS. two days. ANTED—A CONF WITE—Nr. Poter Wh te, Mr. Chi Pardey; Frank Brown, Mr. Tlto ayer; Widow White, Mre pman; Major Popper, Mr. Mes Pater Witte, ‘Miss TIONER, TO GO TO A NEIGU- rwood; To be follow horing oity, one of ‘and willing disposition: | the drama of BORN TO GOO CK—Pi such none way hear of apood situation, by stating terms and | We. Willan Count Plormce Me emilee addressing a line to G, V. B., 99 Wator street, Bridgeport, | Tilton; Count wan. T ‘o conulade with Conn, Also, wanted ¢ Ase, & Marble Drop Gut tho LIMERIC 5 yitiams; Dov Mearhound ‘w lot of Mould: Coslea ike Teh ae eens Mr, Williams; Doot address the same. | Chapman; Jane, Mint Mile Boxes, erie ays RESPECTABLE PROCRSTANT Loors open at 7%; ourtain rises xt ly ci young woman, a situation as Cook, who understands ECBANICS' HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, patsy. jolly, baking, aud preserving ; Inte of roland. Can | M Grand and Broom —OPEN EVER EVENING foon for two days, at 121 Twentioch street, cast of Third | DURING THE WEEK. | avenve, until further notice, wight ik: the original and well ARESTY'S MINSTRELS ANTED ms orpanized 1842; the oldest established company in the > ds -BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG | the first to harmonia Lodis dot ry i women, Protestants, situations in private families, | present populur style of Ethiopian Entertaienare eho one as Nurse and Soumatress, who understands dressmaking | buccesa ih thie city dering the pest threes ard mill or né Nursery Governess; the other as Cook, | elusive ovid y chet erat ery, Washer, and ironer, or Chambern The mosk unyuns- tioualle city roforences given a4 to character and capsbllity, in from their fast employers. Dlease a} at 04 Amity street, 08 The Compan of E. P. Christy. Doors qpen at seven; ( fternooa Concert every Saturday, oom~ k, P.M. ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A YRRY, INDUS- NESTIMONIAL TO MR. DISTIN AND s 3) triows girl, who is willing to make herself genorilly the following Monten! Artist Wie hive te ies tinge useful. as Chambermaid, and to help at washing and ironing, | manner, voluntecred their val ble ai oras Nurse, Would as te character, P store, »'to the country, Has good referonce ase oall wt 74 Ot! of this, last Concert to be avenue, in the book t Piisics votteeoess TINS, at tre Tabernacle, on ‘Thursday evening, 31a ina. Instrumentaliats.-—TLe colebrated Dodworth's Cornet. Rand, Mr. Joroph Burke, Mr. Richard Hoffman, Mr. Henry Timm, ¥r. John Kyle, Mr, Desire Ikelheimer, Mr. Geo. Loder, Horr | Stoepel, &o, Voculixta:—Mrs. Laura’A. Jones, Mile Lovar Ba Mr. John Jones, ter, Mr. W. H. Greato- M imme ‘will comprise maa: and hig Sons will play so their Silver Sax Horas aud ge Loder aud Mr. John imme. Tiekete, 50 res and hovels, erica, by the DI ANTED—IN A SMAL Young, neat, respectable girl ing, and ironing, Noue need apply if she do pot un her businces very well. | Inquire, botween 10 and 12 o’olock in the morning, at No. 2s Sixth avenue, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as Laundressand Chambermaid. No ebjrc= tiona to city or country, Bestof city reference given. Apply at 606 Houston street, on the corner of Mott street, in the bakery. Can be see» for two days, WANTED—A PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL, TO DO | the general housework of a small family, Sho must be & good washer and ironer, and procuce & good recommenda~ tion from her lant pla ‘Apply at 54 Morton street. ANTED—A SITUATION “PRIVATE FAMILY, A wath 4 AKGK ROOM in Gothic Hull, Broadway, with the Soouery, Be gnd Fixtures, [ns lately ocoupicd by 9 Privace The Avsoointion, ‘Apply to” LEWIS TOTCN, 65) Pearl BY A RESPECTABLE . 7 VV git], to do xenceal housework in a small family, Ne TD eter Ae Eae MUSROM, 60) BROAD WA 4 ghiectluns to go travellin he country. Unquestions~ | this country, oonaiate of a grent mumber of life sie Figures of vous given Please call at 36 Pearl stro — | Qhinene of ill classes several hundred Chineae Py fitingss AN TRD, CANT DINEOWININES HARDIE partments in Houses, Stores and Vessels; Module of Pagoday, WwW Dusinest, “ wholesale or retail,” alee naolavea a ; Temples und Bridge mens of Chinese Manufactures, thoir Agricultural and’ Mechanical Implements, Instrumente of Musio, Lanterns, Ko. &o. Open from nine A.M, till ten P, daily. Admittance, 2 conta: children under twelve, half foe. MESSE.PANNING READ WILL READ SARQHANT d's play, “The Athenian Cxptive,” on Tuesday evening, ch instunt, at tho Stuyvesant lustitute Tickets, 50 cents. may be had at the Astor House, Francis's book sture; W. Rall & Son's musio store; and at the room, im the evening. hus stock and business, or wishi the same, can find © cash customer by addzessing “ Har ware,” Fost Office, Box 1189, stating whore an interview ct be had, All communic 6 must be post-paid. W ANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT | girl, a situation ag Chambermaid aud Childron’s Nurse; and t do plein sewing; has no objet to general hovsework in a smali family, Can be seen for two days at No. 4 Domi- nick street, her last residence, ‘& partner soquainted with | | | ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do cooking, washing, and irouiog, in a small family, Best city rofo ence given. No. Mé Fulton street; Brooklyn: ns Sem Please oall wt ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, To BE LET. ern tanner anne) lion, on the west, with Garde tanto h Houses, and as much Land as may be d faselly and te pasicae, @, 89, Senarel onsework in. a sual , all in wood order, and fit for immediate. oocupati eal aa Terence a ming and ironing, or to do oham= | Tog house tilled, Furniture may be had with it, A person eee ioTse Tho gerence can be given from her last place; | ac the house will show the preinises. For sale, the House inquire 12734 Thompson aticet, for a few days. and Ground, late of John 8. Crary, deceased, now rented to Jobn Steward, Jr., Esq., adjoming the Fast, Also, several other building lots, commanding » full view of the ocoan, and apen to tho sea hteozs, Apply te JON Hi, POWER, 129 Fulton strect. WAXTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY COMPETENT tho Marino Pavilion, on girl, with good city reference, to cook, wash, and iron, for a private family; is # gvod cook, and first rate washer and froner; would go to the country, Call at74 Sixth avenue, in 0. ANTE D—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABL } young woman, to take care of children, and do plai sewing, or to do waiting or chamberwerk in s small private family, Best city referunco can bo given. Please onll at 34 Atmos street, nour Greenwich avenue, for M. H. ANTED--A COOK.—A_ GENTLEMAN RESIDING at Weat Point, desiros to procure for the service of h d Cook. "None but those possessed of she boas q tions and the best recommendations necd apply. he recommendations, or copies of them, must secoinpan, the lotter of application, Address by post, Mr. R., Wes Point, New York. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL Chamberm and Seamstres: and Seamstrers. good vit} be seen for two days, Please call at 15) Greenwich street, entrance in Courtlaudt street, T--TO 4 LADY AND GENTLEMAN, A SUIT omg on the second floor handsomely furnished, with full leard for the lady, and gentleman to dine down town eaxcapt on the Sabbath, "Also, one or two goutlomen eau ob= tain nice airy lodging rooms with breakfast, by applying at 63 Liepenard street, third door from Broadway. i = = { NO LET.--AT FORDHAM DEPOT, WESTCHESTER county, iles of the City if built ¢, Aud Garden of ove acre of the eb a large stone House, with ove acre of Land, or more, nted--Loth within one minute's walk of the Fordham Depot. Also, 30 building sites, on the Railroad, within three minutes! walk of Upper Morrisania Depot. ‘Apply wt 479 | Pear! stre or at P. CORBE "Ss ‘ordh | To LET. -1N 8 FOURTH STREET, ry Novoken ferries, near the river, aud very tod, two small now Houses, well ealoulated A SITUATION AS or Children's Nurse ul t three fourths of a mile fromthe Jersey City wud HARSIMUS, | poasintly situ rtaiors, drssi oe = makers, or any kind of light sewing work. Ront, $100 a WARTED- BY TWO RESPECLADLE YOUNG WO. | year. Apply to BK TLBERT, | 1, Fituatio on one as Cook, the other and to assist in washing and ironing, of ‘ity reference can U6 given. atreet, ‘Chambermaid, oF plain sewing. Bost Please cull at 507 Greenwich r of Erie and Gilbert str fDROOMS, FUR so Sl Nassau street, near REWARDS, Errrrrreennnnnraane 5 Q) KEWARD—UOKSE AND WAGON STOLEN. A man calling himself George Lont subscritor, on Saturday, 19th instant, a. wa; seats, for four persons, and has abscended wi wagon is nearly new, with enamel leather ou reen, drab li ker's name on plato behind, (Robt. BE. ‘utile, P on both sides, shafts ra her short, brass mounted barn The horse bay, with white on both hind legs, Jong tai}, and carries itover on the near sido, about fif- teen ands half hands high, eleven years old, slightly sprun In front legs. The rascal, iu about 45 years’ of age, fect inches high, darkish complexion. ruddy face, of stout mak dressed im black clothes, with gold‘chain, of genteel appear: 4 good address.’ It is supposed ho has brought the ve to New York or vicinity, snd disposed of thom. $25 will be paid for property. or $™) for property and thief. ” proper DW 'D TRIMMER, Pru Sth and 6th streets, QO REWARD--1OST OR STOLEN, A GULD PA tent Lever Watch, capped and fewelled, having the nume of “Anthony Dey” engraved on the back of it; tho thief, or finder, niay restore it to the owner at 51 Li street, New York, without any questions being receive the ard. Any information in relation to the Watch will be thankfully received and rewarded. SPORTING. NION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING.—MONDAY, MAY st 33g o’cleck precisely, will come off s match for ay three heats, to wagons, wagons and drivers to weigh Ibs. C. 8. Bertine names the celebrated 8. g. Trusteo; C. Brooks names b. m. Black Modesty. Immediately after, « mateh fo Woodruff names r. h. Canada Squirrel, to Yarne nh paines b.g. Pelham, to wagon, carty- ing t cara will leave South Porry at i2and 3 o’clook, return as soon as th rts are over. . GREEN, Proprietor. ENTREVILLR COURSE.—PACING—MONDAY, MAY 2th, at 2 o'clock, precisely. Match for $400, two mile heats, in’ harness. 3. Hoagland 0 oh. g. Post Boy ; 2 Rogers names br. g. Gen. Taylor. The cars will losve at 12 look, precisely, returning after the sports of the day. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. ENTREVILLE COURSE. — TROTTING. —TUERSDAY, May 21th, at iif o'clock, precisely, Purse, $2i0—800 to the seound best—mife heats, bext 3 in 8 in harness. D. Bryant enters g. m. Lady Suffolk ; J. Case enters b. m. Lady Moscow; Mr. bimmick enters b. g. Jack Rossiter. The cars will leave the South Ferry for the course, at 12 A. M. and 3 P. M., re- turning after the sports of the 4ay. Fare each way, 25 cents. JOKL CONKLIN, Proprietor. IFLE SHOOTING.—LOUIS BEIKER BEGS LEAVB to inform his friends, and the public, that every Mon- day and Thursday afternoon, during the summer, ho will have Rife Shooting, for various prises, at Vauxhall Garden, Ho- boken. © THE SPORTING PUBLIC.—FOR SALE, THE WELL Frown fast trotting Mares “Lady Sutton” and bridge Girl.” They will both be sold at private sale, in con- sequence of the death of thelr owner, in order to close the concerns of bis estate. For terms, and farthor particulars, aprly to EZRA WHITE, 40 Bowery, New York. — ——— SPECIAL NOTICES. OST OFFICE, NEW YORK, MAY 2%, 1819.—V. S. Wail for Great Britain and the Continent.—The Mai the steamer CANADA will close, at this office on Wednes= day, the 20th inst, at 10 o'clock. A. M. Letters to England, jand aud Scotland can be prepaid or not ; to Halifax, must cents ; to the Continent of Europe, must he pro- PD Newspapers, 2cents cach, must be propaid. All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post Office. WM, V. BRADY, P.M, 0. OF_0, F.--THE MEMBERS OF ENTERPRISE Lodge No. 35, 1. 0. of O, F., are particularly requested to he punetusl in'attendance at’ the regular meeting of the Ledge, on Tuesday evenitg, May 29, at o'clock, as business concerning the eneurng celebration will b tion. By order of the Committoo of arrange Z * A ILGRIM LODGE, NO, 243 1. 0. 0. F.—THE MEMBERS ‘sted to meet in fall force at No 14? Heater ing, at 8 o'clock, in relntion to the cee) ration JAS. RL RYAN, Secretary. 1CE.—1HE INTEREST ON THE BONDS OF THE Montour Iron Company, will bo paid at the office of the Company, No. 51 New strect, on and after Ist Juno not. Bondholders must present their Bonds with legal authority, to reerivo the interest thereon, New Yorn, May 28, 1549, CHAS. K, THOMAS, Soo'y. GANE YOUR LIVES—CITIZENS OF NEW YORK, who are onposed to having s General Cholera Hospital located at the Old Arsenal Yard, in the contre of the most wpul-us portion of the eivy, and lying immediately between Tie two gtcat thoroughfares of Brondway and Conire stroot, will meet this (Mouday) evening, on the ateps of the Tombs, rf ck, to take into consideration sueh measures as may Ve necessary to prevent the evil. ‘ SALES BY AUCTION, J, BLEECKER, AUCTION BER.—VALUABLE REAT, Eevnte om Bighth Avenue, and Bighty-Ninth and J. ker will fell at w on Jock, atthe Merchants’ Exchange, ‘Terme cary. For maps, apply SaLk OF PIANOS, 10% o'clock, in the #ale rooms, I whom it’ may concern, will be serve, a most rplendid assortment of trob By sold without ted, on Allarg, articles, eomprising, Castors, Candlentiok Sonne, 8 Tadten! Sapiia Rings, We. he gaaaslts Je and Porket Cutlery, three Port folior, London and Paria fine Engravings, Paintings, &o. immedin » the balanced ster Liquors, &e., from @ well known firs Tota to sit, “TAOS, BEL UCTION NOTICR—T0 HACKMEN, WAGON MAKERS, Viaekemithe, and others —A large rale de orip= 4 Vehicles. belonging to an extensive mani of first quality class hotel, im Anctione sold by catalogue on Monday, 2th wt elo IV's, No, 46 Broadway, Also, © few good » private ventlemen. GR®. W. MILLER, Proprietor. 80 INK LA DIES-- EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOW To ¢ sold hy public auction, on thia and the following No. M4 Catharine street. the whole stook of a retailer vp tasiness, A large portion of the goods nro new, frd suitable forthe present reason. Amongst them are some very cortly plain and embroidered Canton crape Shawl yard wide fsck and fancy Silke, Satine, Silk Parores, Lawns, &c., oe. Sale st ton A. M., and two in the onda ee Healy 1p im lots to enit purchasers yoda Ww yas up im Lo "1 — 0. WARREN, Anotionese. MUSICAL. REE MUSICAL ACADEMY.—TWO NEW CLASSES Fe a organized: (for instenotions om the violin, base viol and flute.) this work, on Friday evening, at 73% o’clook, for Young Gentlemen, and on Saturday, at 3 o’clook, for Be; from B tod yearn of age. Instenments furnished. Also, pri- ‘vate inetrnotien om the piano forse. guiter, ote. Apply, class All ‘M4 First at. hours, wt the Academy, BO 4) ey TE TAMIN, Principal, ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- men, situations—one as Chambormaid and Laundre: the other as Nurse, or good plain So\ their business perfectly, aud both can. gi reierence, No objection to gus short distance untry. Please call at No. 164 Ninth street. botweou the Bowery aud Sd avenue. bo seen for two days, TED—BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do cooking, washing and ironing, or Cham- bermaid and Wai The best ote, roferenco cun be given, Please call at73 Crosby atrees, Will receive calls for three house from , 44 Nassau 1 street, in the Boot Store, ANSAM street. —A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED KOOM, in a small private family where there are no boarders, | a desirable location, within one minute's walk of Broadway. For particulars, address a.note to P, 8,, Herald office. 0 LET—WITH THE FURNITURE—HOUSE NO, 217 Tenth étreet, between the First and Second avenues, north side, Apply on the premises. 10KE IN PRINCE STREET TO LET.—THE OLD ES- tablished Store, or the extire House, No. 23 Prince street, to let, for ono or more years. Vossession given immediately. Inquire at No. 16 Ridge et, ‘GBR, OR ANY respectable establishment, by» young man Of respectable address; writes ® good hand, and can Lo well recommended; is well acquainted with the cit} and vicinity, Address J. H. B., 42 Steno street, or 1 Leonard stroot, Will be attended to for two days, ANTED--IN THE UPPER PART OF THE CITY, IN od of Union or Madison Square, a ‘arlor, and two Bed- rooms, on the first floor. so address box 2,153 Post Oflice. TABLE WANTED—IN THE LOWER PART or THE city, with five stalle and carriage room, _WELLS & CO., 10 Wail atroot. (['O REFINISHERS WANTED A SITUATION BY A young man, alinen folder, with good expericuce, would be willing uwself gonerally useful. Bestof city reference given. A line addressed to F. J., at the office of this peper, will be promptly sttenaed to. NFORMATION WANTED OF JOUN MURNIN, WHO left Liverpool in the yenr 1897 for New York. By address. ing M. G., box 2733, New York Post Othoo, he may obtaia i do. WAN:ED—AS PORTER, OR MESS employment in BOARDING, &. OARD IN BROOKLYN WANTED, BY A SING gentleman, at # sinall distanoy from Fulton street or Sonth Ferry. ‘Address Post Office, box No. 2799, OARD IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY —A SINGLE entleman may be accommodated wii and breakfast and toa, in a private F: would have an opportunity to aequire a py se of the French language. Apply at No. 164 Twolfth atreot, References exchanged. GENTLEMAN AND LADY ARE obtaining Board for the summer season, either in Ho- boken, or New York, above Union square, with s highly re- ctwble private family. apply at 40 Maiden lane. WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN DESIRE GUOD AND spacious rooms, with breakfast and tea, in South Broo! in & privaie family or » small boarding house, where th DESIROUS OF mak ly formation greatly to his advantage. comforts of a home muy be enjoye: on Sua- ss 2 days required, Best references give x 819 A. ARTNER WANTED.—A PERSON OF A MECHANICAL | UF. post offic. cane ee Sa turn of mind, dirpoved to invert a small sum in the TWO OR THRER GENTLE- )URNISHED ROOM wen can be aocomm Ryon crat oufecture of an artiolo which will yield very farce and quick returns, will find an opportunity by addressing A. B., at this office tl 3 OOO. WANTED A PARTNER IN A Bust. 9) nese wall established, which pays a profit of three hundred percent, Enquire of is E.M, HALL, 184 Chatham Square. A RESPECTADL Cook or Was WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS ‘woman, and troner. Has no objection to go @ short distance in the country ay Laundroas, beat of city reference can be given. Can be sec calling at No.7 i ated with handsowely furnished with or without breakfast, with » private family, ikon Ftreet. \UKNISHED ROOMS TO LET—T0 SINGLE GENTLE- men, at No. 773 Broadway, Parlors snd Bedrooms com- wri ating, with or witheut breakfast and te A fino suit of Rooms on the ground floor, would be also, to ome or two gentlemen. SUMMER RETREAT.—A LADY IN POSSESSION OF 4 spacious and elegant mansion, and grounds, on Lon, Island, afew miles from town, in ® location beautiful w health nd comparizop, propnses to receive as boardei for the suinmer, in a fumily way, a few Indies and gen:lomen, of the first respectability only. Sen bathing near by. @Appl: to Merers, John Caria & corner of Water street an Maiden Jane, or to Samuel G. Smith, Esq., Wine Merchant, Fulton street near Front; or to Appleton & Co., 200 Broad- | way. IM RKCHANTS HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, be WEEN | AVE “Aroh and Market, Philadeiphia. Tho Propriscarani and management of this well kuown hotel, (which is lecated | iu the very contre of business.) having thic day pa into the hands of the subscribers, they beg lenve to atate that | for two days, by hristie street, in tho rear. ®OR SALK, Sateen artigttarnn arena tae ene OO RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE—THE LEASE AND fixtures of one of the best located and most fashionable rity. All inquiries will bo anawere premises can be seen on application at 423 Broad wa; O PRINTERS.—A SECOND HAND LARGE IMPR- rieol Washington Press, with rollera complece, all io good order; size of plattin, 28x12 inches, R. HOK & CU, 15 Gold street. a _ " Wie oe. cats worthy of tl o Uberal Die oc e = | With whish Te has boon heretofore sustained, and hor INSURANCES, Unremitting atvention, to deacrve, the. patronage of thelr | sheet ssl tee oon Pusianin on piearetes ATION AL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE Society | "4s Whe may visit the city on buntens co Rionsura of London.—Extract from the minutes of the Court of Directors, 2ith April, 149:—Rosolved, That, with rospect to parties aseured with this Sooiety, permission is her to the assured to proceed, in stoamships or first prekets, between ia Europe and any porte in America, north and east of Baltimore, including said port of Baltimore; also, in steamships or suiling vessels, between any ports in she British North American Colonies, or be- tween any such porta and those of the United States, north and cast of Baltimore, as aforesaid, at all seasons of the year, free of oxtra premiums, T.LAMIE MURRAY, Chairman, Chief office for Americn, 71 Wall strovt, Now V ork. J. LEANDER STARR, Goneral Agont. eee nereeed peeee | oS LAMPS. C Goren LAMPS AND GIRANDOLES.—FROM 100 TO W sete of Girandolos, elegantly trimmed with drops, ready for sule at retail, at mo pufaovurer’s prices, at the show row of JOHN W., MORGAN, No, 154 Falten # reece, seoond Lamp store from Broadway. D EE O7 OF CORN FIAUS & CO's GIRANDOLES™ Chandaliors, Cundel am ps in 41 ; dainask, bine wnd gold wi terns. Also, ngeney ot tine plated ‘Tes Sei Formerly of the Exchange Hotel, Pittehurgh. ‘HE BEST wble clo the best: materi the hs, Cassimeres whi measure in the best and most fash | he will a | style, \ Te ROGERS | une old. | { LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SILK? « turer, No. 10 Park Place, New Vork. and 5 Royal & 13 DE PARIS, NEW PATIERNS~ i fon adopted a Paris, ainong cl Ladies; most ex eble on¢ graceful for as for the liber y afford in the mov ments ho makes use of then »he had ouly of Mad EkE, 27 Boadway, up stairs, between Whive pireeta, N, B—Tho Ladies will find a new § fortable for nursing, newly urrived from Paris, derate price. | ATEST st fashionable form, a8 well | f the person me PROS= | v the’ and Spoons, Casora &e., do warranted, by ASHER RK MURGAN. No. iam street, | ——————= = _—__—- -- ~ between Fulton and Ann streets, opposite the church. SHIPPING, = DARA OA Wanna NPLE Bb R EAMSUIP “CANAD. MISCKLLAN KOUS, ks ns Jorsey City, on Wodneadsy, ‘OT" BRAND, OF SUPR- ts, for sale by Sole Agent, No. OF Wall street. GIOVES-THR SUBCRIBERS ARE PREPARED 70 supply dealers witha large and excellent variety of Cook- (TE BRIBE AND NORTE aMEbICAN Re My Stoamehipe beswaon New York and Liverpool, between, Boston and Liverpool, calling at Uuliian to land and receive taney Ppassongers, are intended to anil ne fvllow ith May. ing, Parlor and Box Stoves, at low prices fur onal or credis, ~_ ae vars, with drawings and dosoriptions, will be sont by a mail to any one desiring the Gh Jone. | JAGGER, TREADWELL & PERRY, Eagle Foundry, eal | . Boston, “Bin N Vek, # witb oy, | terest, having rem + oad hon - ; on hoard.” Proignt will be obarg: thet We bas taren Fe state Tea thee public suneraily, | og) apedio, beyond um atnount Cor pocscasl expenses, “All | ting the T nd Segar business, in ell ite brane Ree ee ee te tc diciaecl) Hass Deetar Sit and in enab: Tolacco at ® reasonable price; ¥ Neennd LcOek er Galpin oe sana ly to N and Counecticut 5 aan mu tc f an 1 at wholesale aud t= | PRIETO MW tL MSE ks. SOR MAPSEIVLES—THE WELL &NOWN BARK LEVANTO, biagar, trneter, will moet with prompt dle. patel. For Freight or pawace,anply to JAM RS doe Nson, ort HOVER UINCKEN, 84 Wall eres PACKET POR Lav bOOND LINK.—TUE SBIP ft. Noholun, Bvelogh, muster, @iil anil ou the lav of June BOYD &ADINCKEN, Aconto, 8 Wall acroot petience ia bur kiads of Toba iw with their patronage. A { imported aud other Segare, c hand, and for wale by MON A. T108 natantly on wroware | grok PL MOKTINIQUE—THE PRENEH Jand:r Camerss, thip JACQUES, Capt Vue. Por freight oF pastaae apply attories for gild= -y TAYLOR & MERRILL, o Machines, for modal or to BOVO & HINOKR: ty, in word, silver, nod W &,,.,7H8,, UNDERSIGNED, board of tho Brivish tur! jwon, after the short passage uf & on +k Wall at, purposes; eteel tr Pa Aravio, Captain fi. P. days trom Uromen, doe duty to tender bitn our bost thanks for bis kind trea! GERS ON Da. it VAS FITUING ESTABL BY Lit Mercer stro prepared todo Gae Fite inthe beet hia 0 and at the lowest prices, ‘Wo cau rere tothe Mane | ment to usduring the passage--he having used all : . : deavors to rounder our ajour taingrocaile a8 pose! Satin \Gae Ligne Company, Worm & Uaughwouk sud | Havers ta.rimicr aur sajourr on ovthiak he did all a many othera ib he uae and tainp tr a a oredt: to Mis eowntry. Meincich Sohn . Jasper, Ge EMOVING ~PRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR} | Avers, 4. Ohmstede, Williem Co XC peeor merly 377 Broad way nent Canal ot, | #8 Fevernl more of the cabin and eteorase paseo ore Dechani Lawps of every Vossula, Sasponst = rs Globes, € a, Silk Wicks, perm Oil, we, Sw jona, rackste and Steaua, AKDON VIL Rann Nl r 1900, CALIPE OW BAN FRAN CIOU, Cl betors the'sth June—Tne frat sailing euperion bark PINLENA, Capt. Swaim, Her ac~ commodations for were are suprtor to thous of any vor D THOUSAND READERS OF THO nt to advise where the taest Daguer- . Tre succes Harrison & Holinea’ 1 Shy Light Bsvablichmont, 8 Battering indooa, Fe eaten ont Kro will be equal to way rst. clase packet, ‘and orizinal clase of ploonree, they h peasnge apply on board, at pier No. 9, North tied Wustwora And attention from kil quarters,” Govt | finer ates PE Di row sstn, be Wost stvees. the concern, s9 thom wud be con- rs 6 r) or an geting Fecssted ve. able ant jefsction «ven bo d 37 Latorge Kow, No. 28 Broad wa hamid TARKISON & 101 LIFORNIA ip PROBUS, 1. «1, de Vrois, master, t0 vleer it must be sont dows te ior Ne, Fu 4 oo Satorday next. All frengl mnie BS. 6, North river, am ie of lading to tbe 9 ehes, fee signanary, RADY’ - fe A few more paewngurs can cy 5 HADY'S CALLERY OF DACURRRBOTYTHS.—NUs, | HTK ot HO iartels fren nL Apply to Ee Ts SUTTON, Bf wii snd BMT Boadway, cornet of ution street. Wail strest; or JOMN OGDEN, NG Wall asret., "s | Her { comp) | friends nnn nee ee Ee AUST eS senrnnnrunrnn AA enn NOAPWAY THEATHE —MR. BA. MAIMIALL, PRO- prtevor; W i. Uilake, Manager —im Monday aveuinig, May 2 wil be produced the grand bailey entiriod POUREPAS Yanko, Mona. Monplaisir; Ran-kao-sse, Mons. Corby: Ka. Lon, Mons, Groesl; Poko, Me. Wricht; Tohingka, Mit. Balen Aue. Mlle. St. Clair Roletta, Mme, Mouplateir, Queen af @ Geol Mile Celeste, Previous to which YOUR LIFRM T PANGEK—Joba Strong, Mi Hadaway; Shpoonenbers, Ma wile Krackwits, Be. Bernard, Countess Lonadorif, Mes, PAonNy Met Watre Dresw circle and Parquotte, ‘ly wud third cirelas, 2 conta, Seals may be oo y 1A MBERSSTKRET—MONDAY 18 ogi be BFtoemod Logan's poplar baxe u wat nad Sioou Mr. Le H l- Nini Barner Mis he panei 6 SIAMESE TWH Dounis O'G\ib, Me. Brougham; Sim on Slow, ; Marian, Miss Hill." Yo conclude with she WAGS WOR Looney MoTowlier, Mr, Brouzhau Cepraie Mr. Levers; Cale! 2 Lip, ee a | ‘urtain will ri Curtain a0. ab 7 ve fi Baniss.4 Prope Manaver.—Splendid perf ning ut 8 0 uaker Cisne snd Gi geet pers hey inay be seen wt all hours, Great Wes appears every afternoon and eveningin an jane. Also Cnyaged for one week. White's “ihiopian Minstrels, the beat band. in t ‘They appear at cach entertainmons. Mirn Stanhope, Miss Wost, k, and ochora. | ‘The Painting of the Fre ea, Sratusry. Representation of the siamese Twins, oan bs vokwell, the fi er, all hours. Admission 2% combs.— Me cen Childy "TPE DUSSELDORF aUADEMY OF FINE ARTs. exhibition of Paintings by artiste of ¢l Tide open every day (Sundays exvepted), A.M. until W o'clock P. the large room over the hall the Chureb of Divine Unity, in Bi Prince streets. Admission, 2% 6 Ath Tene molmaive, Morente Catalog ASTLE GARDEN.—THS SUBSCRIBERS INTENDING toxive a weries of Grand Promenade ¢ same magnilicent scale and plan ay that atopted by the vele~ brated Julien and Musard in Paris and London, request mo~ dical artists, of talent and rospeotability, wha with te Gece, to wubmit their propositions (in writing) to. thele Fem Guary wurhorvied agents, Messrs. Corlyn and Mar ind, & jarclay street, New Me VRRNeH & HRI ces in the eek mo tin the world, , the Yankee Le pi adway, hotwee THE SUB ding ti soritor being desirous of exte practiow, and wall aware of thu modosty of her sex, forbidding shat confideuoe due to a medical ndviser, prevents many from giving duy as tentivn vo tb is led to this method of notifying fomalos labs oaknoed and general debility, ae, upon seientitio ples, & Hefuronce given. to families of the highest reepe MRS. S) WOOD 4UF: Foisle Family Physici: M5 Wose fh RK, ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 635 BROADWAY, LNFORMB his frienda and patients, that, during the Summer office boura will bo from 103g to 43% o'cleok, Mon— days, sdays, and Fridays, Dr, & will attend to she pobr, as u o'clock on the above days, YEAND Bak.--A PAMPHLET CAN BB HAD, FREB of cost, ac 201 Broadway, coruer of Warren stress, de~ scribing Doctor Powell's new and successful mode of treabi month the affections of those sonsitive and delicate Reoeen y of beautiful Artificial Byes. Foative on the Eye, third edittom, re nlarged, price B) ee es W. POWELL, M.D. NS OF NEW YORK.—659 HOUSTON at ondway West, 2ith May, 154).—Tho awful dis ation of Providence, in udéing to tho grievances of the unfortunate people of Ireland, the failtre of th has Leen and sill continues to be attended ity. 'y maay pe Uns to fever or d Indee de upon thousan ly tor the #low starvation. thovwa struction quantities of prov Tous people of A Y gene ‘y person woquainted with she condition of Iroland, is aware that for several years, 1 might suy Couturies, Ue people have suffered exovodiugly, in conse= quence of laws being enacted prejudivial so their interest, or atleast bys legislature in ignorance of the roa! wants and Wishes of the gremt tulk of the intiwbitants. However, singe the Union, Ireland has degencrated almost beyond co: mineree, hor manufactures, hor resident gentry, in ® word, her wealth, has been disappearing each successive your Suoh ‘being the case, ivcannot be # matter of surprise thes Favperisin should prevail amongst all classes o an alarming extent, on thesnmibilation of the staply article of toed, om which two-thirds ef the population were obliged to subsist To understand this subject, Me operation of the pour law must be rovollected, wad tliat in soveral ingtanoon, the poor Taios amount to fifteen shillings in the pound on the valua- tion; in other words, a farm or a house valued to twang Pourds por aupura, {6 Table to tiftoen pounds for poor tarady chargeable in certain proportivna on the lundlord and tomant, Jim now evident that the Jandlords, who are in general merely nominal proprietors of the soil, cannot pay the inte= Tost 10 tho morgagees, or discharge family invimbraaves, inasmuch as they are Vound to pay the poor rates, aud im addition, find it impossible to collect tho rente from their rack ren'ed \enantry, immense numbers vf whom have Teudered their farmy and aro now enjoying tho ¢ perity, and independence the United States srnly rd, A the graaiere wnd farmers cannot support their farilien, having to meet such heavy engagements. Tho morshanta, whe shopkeepers, the tradosmen, an woll as the clergy of all ae~ nominations, and the members of other lyarned profes de experience the shock given to the landed intocosts, ®ud fi their business suspended, or incomes vory much diminished, Witnessing thedeplorable stato that all parcios were boing reduced (0, and :o-ing no probabiliv'y of any, p-rmamun Amendmont taking place, I determinad “to leave Irolaud, acerdingly rorigned the official situation | held, and my’ pri- Yate practice we physician and surgeon, witha view of making this great city my future residence, in which so many of tay countrymen are iow a0 happily located. I will now stave my qualifications, and the grounds on which F expect 0 te celve m ohare of your mupoort and: patrovace, Tam Lice Hate, and Feilow of the lteyal Cediego of Surucons, in Leolandy ovtained the degree of M.D. iu tho University of ROW; hold two diplomas as to ty knowledge of Midwifery, and die eases of worren and childven; one from the Colle‘e of Sar goons. Gud the ether from the Dublin Lying-in Hospital. 1 hn further quaitied w practisoas an Oculiat, by the diple= ma of the Opttslaological Society of Glasgove. "ET told. alag als Yory many toat ‘AS toiny professional character aad abilities, trom soma of the most eminont medical mon im Tre lund Tam of 3 standing In the professin aad Dave heon Me er to the Oldcastle Workhouse intine mary, and Tower Hospital, for the Last threo years. 16 wa bo sxotiem to boast of my knowledge or experienée, and will therefore simply express a hopw that in due oonrao I w: acquire ae high » obaracter for profesional accaiumonte im this city, ay my countrymen in the counties of Meath, Cavan, Wort Meath, and Longford, awarded to me, whilst practising amongst iuem, JOUN O'REILLY, Formorly of Ballintough, aud Into ef Oldcastle, Co, Meath, Treland. Y MAY BE CUKED YET TRY, RE YOU DESPATE Madame Shail’s Veous Pils.—ihe great succoss wit wh ch these pills (the preparation of an uminent female phy= sician,) have been administered to her numerous patients, anuwber of yerrs. bas induced Madame Shail to state as concirely aa prssitle, that it is not pat forth like all other Patent Medicines ax an antidote for evory disease; bub te pertons of both sexes, who suffer from eitter disease of the Genital Organs, or any of the train of dienses arising there= from, they will, by their virtues, rolieve tho coustitucion amd Feetore thy energios of both body and mind; in fact, whom their efficacy is generally knowo, these pill# will rank ia this country an the mont valuable mudicine extant, ‘Tey contatm neither mercury, cantharides, or any other doleterions dew and may be taken hy anyone. The Pills will be fonnd deem dediy Denofivial Ly persons of weak or delicate constitusion by cleansing the rystom froin obs: ructions in the Heur, w frm morbid or disordered srates of the stomach and bowel restortg the functions of hore important organs ( opon whial the general health so much depends,) tos vigorous and healthy action. Persons rusiding, or who havo resided, im warm or southern climates, tho host of whieh slways weakens or clo system in a greater or less degree, will fad she Pills parvicularly efficacions, as they will restore the consti~ tution to all fs pristine vigor. All casos of local and generat debsIity: nervous ieratibility and excitement, consumption, indigestion of the moat fearful and exhausting Ki intese melancholy, depression of spiriw, partial oF ty oxtinetion of the roprodustive powers, and bar~ re all pormanortly eured by the Venus Pil, ard patients rosiored to the full enjoyment of health, and functions of manhood. For fll particulars sve et culars, to Ss had of tho regular appointed agemts, wht Alona the pillyare to be had genuine and diract fom Pai Typer tox. They can bo sent Ly mail to any pary United States or Canndas. ta for Now York :—C. Riugy (2 Uroadway, corner of Juha etroet; 3 Broudw t obere street roadwey, corner of Vow Walker st 2M Grand oer wory, corner en sttoat; Tt Cand stroct, oppoaite Waat Bi renvess, steve; v J IPELER'S OFFICE, 2 UQEEN WICH STRERT, © trentinent of all dive wowing the fiyos, wwe ti we artitcial Byos, whlol te baa juss iauparced fromm with nutnerens cases of his creat anoes oH, ney be had gratis, by applyame me bie CoM DR. WHEELER'S TREATISE OM miance trom 8 AM. te Pata from tho for fnuiily use. cents ATED FOR THB G N. Sava ary Stet, 1848, ty Lestify bo the of Wild Cherry, T froqnoatly u hers during tae past t agin Colds, Soranas happy rosule, snd 6 a ise worite, th and always w bounded confidence in eaoh of thi cious remedy a y eonyi incipient ata Coraump ion, it w remed) and rure preventive of that fatal w dy. Wishing its proprietor an extenslvy sale, and re~ vag thal ate virtie# are not more universally Tam yours, Se, Ray nono wnlora signed 1. BUTTS. losily and retail, by Measra. A. Ti. & D. Sam Havilane, & Co, 0 ing Building, corner of 900,00 without w fail Pleasant; it giv0 instant relief in Millions + olers, 16 is the in~ tinal ud external applic fording i + relief. Sola in large botties, 69 cents, mt 28 Pour! surest, and 408 Brondy ay. 4 Lvorv mod Be 1 of De. Koilinger's clemr, bei stop ifal thaid rehovs; i 1¥ A SURE ive'nqainee the attack of Ch veal Ge uno externally os well w internally, doriig tha trifling expense, it 4 ba Wemiunrtorn life iwauranee. Prepared and for gulo by @r Premitm for a Life lee trodway, N.Bi-Alon, Ur. Relais twaners Disniocung Liquid, used and recommended by Uke Feaee yiilds, sud cmployod in every distrivt of the olay of New York CHOLERA AMULET —IT d and alma ve nw. PAWCRTT ©. BE CONFI Dwoleu'nt bis office, ot Dey street, om all per bstinate yield t rcurial principle. Strieturos cured The vietima of ty of NO CHARGE, his move of treatment, whieh, # u the mast dhe moet on the en approved p soply, with @ CONSULTED couhdemtially om private diseases. Gleete, Striet Venereat t Ln and —— yom Nene cna a grat cnsce cured inn fot date. - Nervous ana Orennie Mvarrante ve caro.” See bia London diplome tn hie oe My Fulton street. Dees AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PNK Treatine,” ho., bt Greenwiob 2 M., 4 i Ee Rg ineonvenionce attend cure. * -