The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1849, Page 3

* steamer Oregon, at Panama, we learn that the influx of population for some time bad been at an enormous rate, and our impression now is that all the estimates Previously made of the number of people that will in the course of a year be in the mining country, aul ‘been to small. There will be before the close of this year, in California, not much short of one hundred thousand souls. Suppose twenty-five thousand of these engage in digging for gold. or suppose there is an ave- Tage of fifty thousund diggers in the mines throughout ‘the present season, and that each of these average an ounce per day for two hundred days, this would give the enormous product of one hundred and sizty millions ¢f dollars for the season of 1849. We have every ovi- b in the world that the supply of gold in California is almost inexhaustible. und that it is found in lumps ~varying from grains to those weighing twenty-fivo Pounds; and the product therefore will bo regulated only by the number of people engaged in the mines All the gold that has been received in this country, and in other parts of the world. from California, the amount on board the Lexington and other vessels now at sea, the amount brought down by the steamers California and Oregon, the big lump brought by Lieut. Beale, &c. ‘&c.,are all the product of lust year's labor in the mines, We look for some startling accounts from California ebout the production of gold this yoar, based, too, upon such authority as wilt satisfy the most incredulous, “The line of steamers from Panama will soon be estab- lished, and our advices from the gold region will bo smonthly. The Howard Insurance Company have declared a dividend of twelve and a half per cent, The Merchants’ Bank has declared a dividend of four per cent, for the last six months, payable on the lst of June. The Munn Illinois Land Company have declared a dividend of fifteen dollars per share, payable the 1st of June, The Merchants’ Bank of this city intend adopting the same system determined upon by the Bank of ‘Commerce, and not issue any circulating notes. This is in view of the provision of the new constitution going duto operation on the Ist of January next, relative to the individual responsibility of stockholders in banks issuicg circulating notes. We have no doubt most of ‘our city banks will adopt this plan, and be no longer banks of issu The Dwight Manufacturing Company of Springfleld, have declared a dividend of 4 per vent, Tho Perkins Manufacturing Company of same town, have declared a dividend of 2 per cent. ‘Thero has been a break in the [Illinois and Michigan ‘Canal, near Morris, which would take about five days ‘to repair. The receipts of the New York and New Haven Rail- road Company, range from $1.200 to $1,500 por day. ‘This, for the season, is a very large business. Whon the pleasure travel commences the receipts will be largely increased. The aggregate amount of specie imported into Boston since the Ist of January last, including that by the Caledonia, is $1.207,815. A single house in Charleston, 8. C., has shipped from that port, within the past year, two thousand seven hundred and ten bales of yarns, osnaburgs, sheetings, &o., manutactured in the States of Georgia and South Carolina. The shipments were made to various ports of the Union, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port, for the woek end- ing the 20th inst., distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place Commence or tHe Port or New Yorx—Weexiy Exroxrs. To Liverpool.—Flour, 18 483. potash, 58, rosin, 1.750, Pork 201, turpentine, 6.200 bbls ; spirite, do. 80 bhids Beet, 20, riew, 20 tiereve; corn, 88.544 bushels; cedar, loge; lard, 111.001, hams. &c., 1,154,405, tobacco, manu- Yactured, '6.073, beeswax, ¥58, grease butter, 18.037, cheer, 47,562 Ibs ; sperm oil, 6,140 gallons; staves, ,000; oars, rough, No . 427, To London Jour. 1,000, rosin, 54, turpentine, 2,165 Dbla,; pork, 1.254 tierces ; hams. 300,220, whalebone 7,643, tobacco, manufactured, 3,106 Ibs.; skins, 142 Me bias To ate. —Flour, 1,900, ore, 100, pork, 58 bbls.; 4, bushels ; butter, 23,001, hams, 692, cheese, e To Ireland.—Flour, 1.346, rosin, 200 bbls. ; corn, 116,- 609 bushels, To Marsesiles.—Potash, 51, rosin.- 483 bbls. ; rice, 35 tlerces; oil peppermint. 3 cases ; tea. 3,205, whalebone, 9,692, lard, 6.815 lbs ; staves. No, 30.000, To Holland.—Potash, 82. turpentine, 50, resin, 500 tea, 10.895, hams. 301, tobacco, manufactured, 8; Sugar, 678 boxes; bark, 72 ceroon: 534 gallons ; logwood. 50 tons ; staves, No. 6,000. To Hamburg —Potash 10 bbls.; logwood, 412,074 ibs.; fustie. 26, Hache wood. 21 tons, Belgium.— Potash. 249 bbls. ; coffee, 2.100 bags; rice, 256 tierces; logwood Su tons; whale oll, 27,106 gallons; whalebone. 24 45 Ibs, To North of Europe —Potash. 23, rosin, 40 bbls. ‘Ddacoo. 2 cases. 34 bales; 25 hhds; stems, 10 do.; manu- factured. 7,607 Ibs ; whule oil. 7.790, spirits turpentine, £41 gallons; logwood. 46. fustic. 15, lignumvite, 3 tons; mahogany, 230 logs ; sperm candles. 28 boxes; hops, 10 bdaies; rice. 77 tierces; pimento. 150 bags; rum, 3 puns, To Staves. No, 70.000. To Indies. —Ginxeng. 82, domestics, 1.249 pkgs.; ‘brandy, 2827 Am gallons; beef, 10. pork, 20, varnish, bb! 340 pigs, hums, 4750, butter, 2.490, , sugar. refined, 6,432 ibs.; spelter, 1,013 pieces; cotton duck. 40 bales To Brazil.—Flour. 720. rosin. 70, pitch, 25 bbls.; pep- per, 60 bags; hats. 10 cates; powder. 400 kegs; domes- ties, 60 pkgs.; hams, 301. ‘tea. ¥60, lard, 849, ‘tobacco, mfd., 507 Ibs.; linseed ojl, 803 yails.; nails, 6 casks; tobacco. 4 bi ds. To New Granada.—Flour, 275, pitch, 100 bbis.; Md. candles, 225 boxes; lumber. 15 v001t ; sheetings. Rus., 9 bal powder, 200 kegs; tea. 300 lbs ; wine, 100 cases; brandy, foreign. 417 gulls.: cassia. 100 mats. Te Venezvela.—Flour, 228 rye flour, 10. tar, 25, meal, 20 bbis.; rice. 2 tierces; soap. 400, sperm caadles, 10, mould candles, 10 boxes; domestics, 80 pkg: sia, 200 mats; nails, 16. white lend 30 kegs; cheose. 300 1bs.; tobacco, 1 hhd ; tobacco 4 bules; lumber. 10.000 ft. Falkland Islands,—t lour, 90 val. 35, bread, 100, tar, 80 bushels; cider, 100. sperm candles, 9 tierees; lard, 678, hams, 641, sugar, re- fined,’ 7,862, tobacco, mfd., 1,09 Ibs.; Gin, Am, 164 galls, To Mezico.—Stecl, 28, looking glasses, 10, machinery, 13 cases; drugs, 125 pkgs; usils, 34, cloves, 2 casks; pepper, 20 bugs; iron. 215 burs Fo S!. Domi: xo.—Flour. 120, pork, 20, bread, 12, tar, 30, rosin, 10 bbis.; rive. 12 tterces; fish, 5060, sugar, ‘refined, 2170 Ibs.; soup, 499 boxws; whale oil, 110 galls, ; linens, 3 bales. To Spanish West Indies —Boof. 10, pork, 3, bread, 15, tar, 12, spirits turpentine, 4 bbls; linseed oil, 109, ‘eperm oil, 96 gals; white lead, 120 kegs; tallow, 831, ‘tobacco, manufactured. 778. lard, 1,043 Ibs ; cordage, 13 coils; sperm candles. 6. mould candles, 12 boxes; oops. 20,000, shovks, 800, No. Te Danish West Indies. - Pork, 100 bbls.; sperm can- dles, 6 boxes; meal, 6 puns ; fish, 1,135 Ibs ; shawls, 12 cases, Zo Dutch West Indies.— Flour, 105, meal, 167, powk, 116, alewives, 126 bbis.; rice, 25 tes.; roap, 500 boxes; Ind. 2,250, fish. 03.290 tbs ; tobacco, 6 hhds. To Swedi@h West Indves —Flour, 150, meal, 50, mao- ‘kerel, 30, bread, 20, pork, 64 bbls.; rico, 1 tieres; do- mestion © pieows; tobacco, 2 bhds ; do. manufactured, 306, fom, 1.976. lard S08) hams, 620, butter, 600 Ibs; manufactuaed candies. 70 boxe To British West Indirs —Flour, 1.670, pork, 718, Dread, 412, meal 49% bbls,; corn, G00, peas. 1.450 bushels; rice, Uierees; soap 100. candies, 600 boxes; staves, 6,000 No ; lard olt, 525, linseed oil, 167 gals.; cheese, 16.370, off meal. 64540. butrer, 2.101, lard, 1,800, hams, 6,086, fieh. 11 600, leather. 745 tbs To British Novih vinerica.— Flour, 2.622, rye flour, 563. menl.680, bread, 217. beef. 40’ pork, 400 bbls; ‘read, 103 bugs; wh is; tobacco. 16 @hds; do. manufactured 127. sugar, re- fined, 1,775, lvather, 1,3: iereo; rum, 120 gals. ‘The movements in breadstuffs, during the past woek, have buen quite active. The shipments amount to £3,700 bbls. flour, 205.623 bushels Indian corn, 1,358 Lbla, Indian meal,.603 bbis. rye flour, and 3812 bushels wheat. This isan unv-uul large exportation. and ac- counts for the increased satue of exports for the week. ‘Compared with last, the shipments of broadstuffs, this year, have been large. ( p to the lntest dates, this | Jear, the shipments from (ae United States to Great Britain end Ireland, amount to $35,193 bbl, flour 7,772 bbis meal, 1.005 245 bushels wheat, and 9,309,520 bushels corn, against 155,072 bbis. flour, 89025 bbls, spoeal, 216.139 bushels wheat aud 2 644,496 bushels corn: Porihe corresponding period ast year, Vhis shows & every grout increase in every article but corn meal. More than fitty per cent of the aggregate quantity of ‘readstufls shipped this your, wont from this port. New Orleans was the next ycvat ehippiog point. It appears that in the fice of the accounte of a great depression In the grain markets of England, tho ship- mente of breadstuifs from tuis conntry continue to in- orcase very rapidly; and if prices coutinue to depreciate, wo have no doubt the exports of four and grain will, this year, approach nearor those ef the yoar 1847, | than any other year. Our Inte advices from England do not speak very favorably of the weather, the rains having been numerous, and the alr cold. and by no means cuiculated to promote vegetation, The climate of Great Britain isso very variable that the growing -orops are in the greatest danger from the momeat they come out of until they come off of the grounds and the chapter of accidenta, so far as the crops of Great Britein are concerned, is a vory large one. ‘The great question with us now is, whether wo can | compete successfully with the countries of coutinental Europe? Ifwe o end there ia no doubt ofit we shal AF giways find ae great markets in England for our tread- stuffs as cxist at present. fndian corn bas already be oome an important staple article of export, ani no matter what thy state of the barvests in Kusope ta, there willalways bo on oxteasive demand for this des- +0 do 13000 Treas Notes 1000 Kentucky 6's 10000 Ohio 6's, 1560 5600 do 7's, 102s 150 do bao 4000 1M Tn Imp 1847, SSR 10 Bk of Comeree, full. 10239 400 Indiana State o's 67.3) Am Bx Bank wi 2700 City 7's, I 1000 Erie Bd 2000 di $000 Treas Notes 6's 111% 100 shi 55 100 shs Reading RR stm 31h, 200 10 55 100 do Siig 450 55 200 Harlem RR 56° 50 do 58) wo do 50: ® Farmers’ Loan By do 15 50) ADVERTISEMENTS RENBWED EVERY DAY, TATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE—LEAVES NEW o'clock, P.M. Staten’ Island—7, 8, 9, i and 1, 3, 3, 4,5, 6, 7 o'clock, P.M. cription of breadstuffs, Our ability to supply any de- mand that may arise, no one can for a moment doubt; and as it is ove of the most profitable agricultaral pro- ducts produced in the country, the trade will add vast- ly to the proeperity ef the Union. The instalments called for by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company are bei: sury, Within a few weeks, it is confidently believed that the repotts of surveys om tho first section will be made, and the location will be decided on by the directory. Immediately after this, proposals for o tracts for grading the first twenty miles, and probably seventy miles, of this section of the route, will be in- vited, andthe work commenced on the 4th of July next. This is an important movement for Mobile; and if shecan. iron bands. she will assuredly bind herself also to con- tixued and still increasing prosperity, rapidly paid into the trea- it is proposed, bind herself to the Ohio by Stoc! U S6's, 1367 @RR. old 61 new, full KR 10 BY 30 22) 870 9844 50 North Am Trust 8! is oo 2% Mohawk «RK a v! N We dita 40 #3) mM oi bo oy s10 87 30 57 oT 4th July 57 Pref full "10335 SECOND BOARD. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. York—7, 4, 9. 10, 1 o'clock, A. M., and 1, 2, 3,4, 5, 6,7 0, 11 o'clock, A. M., MUTCHELL's NEW TRAVELLER'S GUIDE THROUGH towns, ke., alphabetically arrauged—together. w rond, ttn im miles from Bisco to place, illustrated by an accurate map of the United Se work is si ju rr gulated than any book of its class ever printed {x this country. ‘The grand feature of the book ix the mup+f the United Sim ea, 26 in cher by 30, in which ated, with reference let painful tark Terpects, the Lady's Book. Mitchell's Guide to California, Mitchell's Pocket Maps, &0., &0., published and for sule by Thomas Cowperthwait & C 253 Market Co., 191 Broadway, corner of Dey atreet, New York. the United States, containing the principal cities, the rail- steamboat, and canal routes, with the distances tates. ilar in design te Mitchell's Traveller's ). published twelve years o@, and moreuxtensively cir- the routes are acourately deli in the margi i found in.» few reoonds. A. will be found extremely cont n but counting houses, hotels, insurance offices, In fnot, every gentleman should haves copy con- for prompt reference. The great 4 distinctness of the lectoring, Place & pleasure, instead of the cave with most pocket maps, ew Traveller's Guide is unrivalied.”—Godey's ot only for a 0. ‘eet, Philadelphia; and for sale by jaavite & errr TOLEN—THE UNDERMENTIONED NOTES AND the fact is hereby gives, that : tie fact is hereby gives. that they may nat be negotiated. that they may not be paid to othor th: 190 17, Culien & Smith, order Gilbert F ork, August 12, bMS, at 12 mon the th Marek, 1449, at 4 months’ date; $452 67, E. Didier, order Gilbert Frere: monthe’ date; 10th February, 1549, 01 of Mobile, p: ‘be given for REWARDS. Acoeptances have boen stolen from our office. Notice of wen given to tho drawors and acceptors, the original endorsers. late, 87, J. H. Gaselle, order Gilbert Freres, ‘ork duted New York, 15th February, 1849, at 6 19 44, E. Didiers' draft, dated New York, ersom & Bresher, 6 mp'e reward will sir recovery, and the conviction of the thief. BOYD & HINCKEN, OST.—ON MONDAY, 28TH INST., BETWEEN THREE either between the boat and the omnibus, or in s Broadway omnibus, Red Silk and Steel Purse, con $25 in bills, and $3 in silver. The above was the Property o a widow lady, who can ill afford to lose the amount. ‘h finder will be well rewarded on leaving itat No. 343 Broad~ second best—mile heats, bost 3 enters g. m. Lady Suffolk; J. Case entersb. m. Lady Musi Mr. bimmick enters b. g. Jack Rossiter. The cars will | the South Ferry tor the cours turning after the sports of the transacticn of the business of this Comp: from this date, to No.4 Tryon Row. 0 the company will remain at Ne. 2 Hanover street, until fur- ther notice. A. KYLE, Jr., Secretary. New Verk, May 30, 1349, and four o'clock, P.M., coming from the South Ferry, ining $ 0 in gold, good refercnoes as to ability. year, or more for one exactly suitable, Address (post with reference housowork in a small private family ; she in a reepectable private family ; H. McKinney, will recei: ¢ Brookivy. likewi SPORTING. ENTREVILLE COURSE. —- TROTTING. May 31, at 3% o'clock, provisely. Purse, §: ‘ eat 3 in 5, in harness. D, Bryaat yt 12 A. M. and 3 P.M. . Fare each JOEL CONKLIN, ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE—A PURSE OF $25 will be given—to come off on Friday, June Ist, at three o'clock, P.M.; mile heate—best three in five ; froe for all trotting horses that never won # puree of 01 0; one tries to cloro at Green & Madden's, on or before nine o'clock, M., on Thursday, May 31, Canada Squirrel not excepted. WM. FONNER, Proprietor. SPECIAL NOTICBS. “ OTICE.—REMOVAL OF THE NEW YORK AND HAR- LEM RAILROAD OFFICE.— Tho office fur the regular Company, No. 51 New street, on and after Boudhoiders must present their Bonda with legal « to receive the interest thereon. ry New York, May 28, 1849, CHAS. K. THOMAS, Sec'y. [MSURANCE SCRIP.--MERCANTILE MUTUAL, 1547, egy u UTICE.—THE INTEREST ON THE BUNDS OF THE ‘Montour Iron Company, will bo paid at th 950.; do. do., 1848, 7Be. to K2e.; do, do., 119, 650. to 5, Ste. to We.; do. do., LMT, 700. to HOc., 1849, J73¢0. to 400; wo. on the dollar. Apply to 2 W road. un Mutual, BRADBURY, JUST ARRIVED CARD.—MR, WM. B \ from Europe, will be hapry to see his friends at No, 42 199 ‘Broadway. Beach neers DWIN FORRES’ D. anon Pratt. now ready, contains a retrospective hi matic war between Forrest and Ma lished; hevival in Broos lyn of th fo a ente brought, by the Ri Fearce for lik id the demon, Doctor Coolidge, murder; Fria) ‘walker, for the Lexingiou Avenue mnurde PUBLICATIONS, REV. JOHN N, MAFFITT—DOC- tor V, Covlidge—Thomas A. Walker—Bishop Dow ¢ Narional Police Gagette of this week, ory of the late dra- dy, never before pub- t dy, in relation ainsy Justice ng particulars of ‘of Thomns A. further astound. J. ; more letter articulars vf Bishop Doane’s failure; . &e.—with its full share of Hel ‘nglich French and German criminal news and domos- tic matters of the moet thrilling Kind, Office 103 Nassau street. Sold every where, out epportumiti her aaventure; whieh? toge Jion of Leonard etroet; and over ® hundroa articles to the fancy and delight the street, secund floor back roc ate, Lt will bo for sale every aceomn preatly increased b Indweement to pv street, fru day, week, or month, commission. ing of white, bluck, LOUR FOR EAPOW fu Canada, and wou kuown in Eugl vince / and 1 {46 do. Union Fast month, at se. Ca wheat and will keep. The pers is invited to (ais Jot of 1 tisting of Piano forte ( we Che ty My Brain arness, and Sole and Bric Wild Le sold, wt private sulo, vetween vhix and the first of 0 . 1 AS FITTING B® CWEN, ie repared tod Menner, and heiian Gas Lb Many others in 2 EMOVING —FRENOH MERCH ANIC (brian Carer, ‘+0. bo! Pack Place, New York, aud 9 hroyal oh Bey Grice se AKED TRU1H IN THE SCORPION OF THIS WEEK. —It comes out with a fresiiness that sparkles the fancy, areuses thought and satisfies morality. It dullueates charac- ter with daguerreotype precisi the white hvered and hollow enchanting tales, vigorous essays, lives, amours, adventures, sintrigues, voiuptunries and from the highost circle of t chaunting clib—forming altogether a living panorama, or Human Life behind the enriain. Read the, following rich is exposes and denounces rted eflectually; it is full of snusres, ToUes and Libertines, haut ton to the purlions of a sfound iis week's issune :—Re- Hornbio Revelations; The Exit Un= Nymphe de Pave; Tie Naughty i Diabolieal Outrage; Gamblin Valsh and his letier; Revere i end his Hibertinisma; Man with= ; Fortunes of Families; Beautiful Kate and ‘racher and her pupil; Rape or Seduction, Brothel Broken up; Stolen Sweets; Meeting at the Lustful nstrument; Private Intrigued; ts a rich cha) of Walker: er Wanton, + with # life-like portraivof Kato Uastings, the cham le ‘ain, Koady this afternvon, h to tho depot, No. 142 Puiton and ge t ‘A copy ‘ere you are too elee efore make one grand 4: Ete A VA tulle News pape Ita present fair’ euppo ABLE. WELL- for saloon very be EEKLY NEWSP Known and resp ating tert) 0 to MISC KLAN BOUS YMORELLA MANUFACTORY REMOVED, — GEORGE | L Td has removed co No. M2and lit Broadway, N. » Libert) dar streots. IVERY STABLE—tHE SUBSCRIBER HAS TAKEN the Stable, No. 156 Crosby street, recently oconpied by L. Booth, and having repaired and ratitted it im ceive horses om livery by the ¢ reasonable warms, Single oxebanged on a. HALL. $, OR FRENCH ineuring ease and $4 per month; tm |. Wloawo address ° ure Carriages to let. Morses sold i ONVERSATIONS FRA 0 SHE LADIPS—A LARGER ASSORTMENT OF Foundation pace Bognet Frames, and asec HE UNDERSIGNED of PERS for wale the toliow ing lot of Flour, two of the bost brands Sootland, the Weet Indies, &0., a la; say 6,009 Larrets made during th "yazinos from the beat quality of waa (ention of morchants aud ahip~ lour. VIN PHELPS, 101 Chambers st. CONSEQUENCE OF BEING DEPRIVED eo 04 the Jorsey City Porry, a horevofore, OTICE.—! ofmy p , dorbignesd, will recive from thie to some other busi- oe eT thorvicrs, ofr, for nae my eatablistinuons et 27h), He Cart, Express Wag- Lanton), two sete of .plove order. Thoy KR. B, CLIFFORD 'T. = MITCHELL & KIT- it etreet, are now 86 Codur street, by mt to cht ugh only sly S77 Hirond way, wow 445 nicMl Lompalol tvery patern, Veosels, Suspeusion Chhinnies, Stik W reka, hase wot ke. Su : 4, Spe nis, Brav kote and Stunde, U. PaKposvits 6 RADY'S GALLERY OF VAGUEKK BOTY YES, YOR 26 pd ll” Broadway, corner Pulwon treet. BKREEAN MATER! ALS. -PLATEA, Cages, 1 ory Settle, of superior qu FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUPAG- Hata, newest pen Straw and Plain do,, crim the newest style, &e., be. THOS. BELI., Auotionoer. Merchants’ E: sale at the of Wan'rs. ANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSE, BY ONE WHO been in the habit of taking care of children and an is asene seametress, and can give good reference. Ap- ply at 110 Cedar street, ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND Groom, by an experionced single man. Would be wil- ling to unite ether duties with ¢ hh &o,, to which he is accustomed, or a livery stabl in town or country A line nddrensed to J. hivesey, Printer, will be immadiately attended to. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GILDER, SHORTLY arrived from France. He had worked che l References can be given. Apply ut the hi Aun street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN to eook, wash and iron, oF do the housework rf ‘objection’ to go No. pootahle the country, lace, where 9 best of city reference gi has lived for the last five years, Euairo ab room, 1 Frankfort street, first fluor, ba ANTED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- mam, with afresh breast of milk, a situation as Wes her baby is but four weeka old. ' Please to inquire at r Mrs. Williams, ANTED.--A YOUNG MAN FROM RUROPE, WELL soquain' ine, would like a situa! front, basemont, ing School, or is terms easy. Apply to A. b. by letter, t this office. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as Nurse or Seamstross. Best of reference from her last place. Can be sccm for two or three days, at 160 3d avenoe, in the rear, AMUSEMEATS. DAA VAN AAIAAIANIAANARAL THURSDAY EVENING, WAY 3i, rtormed Shoridns Knowles's beautiful pl AMLSKMEAT YD, wy FINAN AAIAAISAIALSADRISADISDLSA INRA ERY THEATRE. ROADWAY THEATRE.—MK. BE. A. WARSIIALL PRO. Sart: The pme bemnas agholi look, N '. le millinery store, a tplendid assortment of Ladies’ Silk Shirr'd fashion, i eter Pattypan, Mi rose, Mr. rill: Mra. Brine 4 Parquot 75 ots: Pami- may be ecured in advance, THEATHE, Cita MBEKS STRERT—THUKS- duy evening, May JI, will be played the p a CHLORUFOKM: Mr. Wr. Jordan; Jenny, Mias Baylor. IL rive at Thy o'clook, BE, CHATHAM S' be acted the laugh abl XECUTOR'S SALE OF FOURTEEN PRIME LOTS ON the southeast corner of Third avenue and Thirty-eighth Slat inst, at 12 Vy'and thind en xchange, on tho rene O'clock, noon, by ANTHONY J- BLEACKER, Maps for the +4 HANFRAU'S NATIONAL ‘Tbursday Ever it farce of THE SOLES pular burlecta Edward Dan O'Caee Sr Mr. B, William 3. Doors open ab Be xes and Parq at The; Curtain rises at 7X, AMERICAN MU Fidget, Mrs, Ch: Contain tivees EUM.—P. T. BARNUM, ouwoud, Jr, Assistaut » the afternoen at 3, a BCUANIUS' ALL, Nu. 472 BROADWAY, BET W Brand and Rroons —OPEN EVERY EVENING NG THE WEE&, the original and well known CH organized 1842 ; the oldest established eompany in the world; tho first to harmonive ne present popular style of success in this city, during the olusive evidence of their super’ nd originators of the pian Entertainments, wisose ust three years, is MOBt COUR r merit and attraotivencss. ny consists of ten performers, under the direction Doors open at seven; Concert commences ftornoon Concert svary Saturday, oom- menoing ut threo o’olock, P.M. 1.10 MR. DISTIN. AND HIS SONS, BY the following Musioal Artista, who la d thoir valwable aid nore t be given in America, vole, on Thursds ie celebrated Dodwi Burke, Mr. K. oth Kyle, Mr. Derive Lkelh Vocalists:—Mrs, ©. ny, Miss Moriact : Austin Phillips, Mr y », appears every re wed for one week, inetrels, the heat nd talented Ethie ‘They appear at enc ton, Miss Stanhope, Bt Clark, and others. The eit, Menara, Chapin nting of the French Wax Statuary, Keprysentation of the Siameso Twin: hours, Madam Rockwell, the fortune tel sulted at all hours. Admission 25 cents.— Children under 10 years, 3 manner, volunte: anterns, Ne. Open trom 9 A, mme ‘will comprise many Admittance 25 conta; children under 12, and bis Sone will play sevo- ral of their finest arrangements on their Silver Sax Horas and Mr. George Loder sud Mr. Jolin ars, 80 programms, Tickorr, cents to be had at ull the principal musio stores and hore chive musival geme. OCLKIY LIBKAKY,—ONE NIGHT ONLY.—THE KIL- ily Will give another of their m this Thursday evenin Willey. For full particul May Sl, Mise Eli BY A PROTESTANT Maid and Seamstress, or Please call at No. 10 Suffolk, in the front room, Can be seen Thursday street, u aud Friday. 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- man, a situation as Cook, Washer or Ironer, in s pri- is & good baker, but will not do general housework. Good city reference given, Apply at No. i, corner of Christopher and Factory streets. Can be seen for two éa: 4NTED—A MIDDLE AGEW MAN, SCOTCH Englishman or American, who understands horses, ag well as the duties of a Valet, is wanted by single gentlo~ man as a bi s Y. D., at this office, with referenc tended to, ANTED—A CANVASSER FOR ADVERTISEMENTS, one who has had considerable experience, and can give Salary from $000 to $1200 ee f «ly servant, Ad no other will bi LEWIS P. JON ANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation ag Chambermaid or Waiter, or to do general ‘one need apply but he can give the best of city referonce can be seen ays, from 3 tod, Please address 43 Jay stroot, up front room, TANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asituation as Chambermaid and Laundress, or Waiter, j she is an excollont Washer can give the best of city reference, and has no objection to goa short distance in the country.’ Ploase call at (2 Third Avenue, between 10h and 1th sireots; inquire In the or chery sto ._ She can be seen for two daye} ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, IN the grocery business, or as porter in somo Atore; would willing to go in the country. 'The best of reference given, tocharacter, Line directed at 207 tleccker stroot, to G. Prompt attenti WE, XYIIE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC totheSale, This Day, by A. J. Blovcker, at tho Wor- hants” Rxchange, of Lote of the Atlantic Dock Comp n executor's sale in New } hird avenue and Thirty-cighth strect, ANTED—BY A VERY SPECTABLE YOUNG woman, a situation in a private family as Couk. Sho Lots, on Appearing with the elegant tonod rp, aod in brilliant dances; Miss Emma, the ‘oung priina do America, will w nd other pertorn ances; F and Mr. Kilmiste wit sion, 2 cante: commencing at eight SHE DUSSELDORF fouive Emily in her AS1LE GAKDEN—THE SUBSCRiBERS, LNTENDING to give # suries of Grand Promenade Coacerts on the magnificent scale and pian as that adopted by t ed Julien and Mugard in Paris and London, request mu- sical artists of talent aud respectability, who’ wisl to submit Lheir propori ularly authorized ag M jarclay streot, New a until leh dune, ineln O AMATEURS.—YOUNG LADIES WISHING TO Adopt the profession of the Stare, either a» amateur performers, or as notrear coming hoborary members o! A can have an opportunity of be- ‘hed Dramatie dressing V. M., Herald ting where an interview may be had. (in, writing) to their ro- 8. Corbyn and Martin, 4 FRENCH & HEISER, TO BE LET. erent O LET—a FURNISHED OK UNFURNISHED ROOM, | small private family whore there are pu boarders, in a desirable location, within one min For particulars, address u note to I O LET—A VERY DESIRABLE STA guor Store, Inquire at No. 80 Wat ADSEMENT ROOM TO LET, AT 50 WARREN STREET.— A large and convenient Basoment Ru cutement doors in frout, rear, i) every reepoot .UKNISHED ROOMS TO L 1. 0. OF O. UCEAN LODGE, NO, 331. are requested ‘to be punet husday kvening, 31st inst., to make meuts in relation tw the celebrat GEC BB bers of this ‘lodge to's walk of Broadway, | , Herald othee. ND FOR A LI- ree! dth of June next. of Arrangemonts, .—THE MEMBERS OF CROTON LODGE, tual in their attendance ing Hext, at 5 v'clook, to No. 78, ure repuesteu to be p at ther Lodge room on Monday Atten« the celebration on that day. RiGHAKD GOMMERSELL, N, G. Winssam J. HAnman, Sec, 0. OF 0. F.—THE R, W. GRAND LODGE OF THE Stu York, will hold an ad, Grand Lodge Room, National Hall, Canal street, thi ing, at eight o'el- —TO SINGLE GENTLE- Broadway, Parlorsand Bedrooms com- or without breakfast and tea, the ground fleor, would be let also, to one or twe municating, wi s _ "PENTZ, Grand Secretary, RD ROOM TO LET, 35 FEET WIDE = — The elegant large room in the second E. corner of 6th and MKDICAL. AA Anne YO THE LADIES.—THOSE SUFFERING UNDER | general debility, weakness, & tivenvout of the sub) Chettout streets, lade! ears, to a good tonaut. ef, Plaindelphia, oa terms apply at 125 Chestnut should refer tothe adver- id next Monday's Horald, WOODRUFF, 45 Wost Broadway, A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FREB of cust, at 201 Broadway, cornur of Warren stroet, de- seribing Doctor Powell's uew aud successful mode of troating the afivctions of thove sensitive wud delicate urguus. Recently ported, a large supply of beauctul Artificial Eyes. Just plished, ® popular aed and enlarged, price 60 ante, 4 CAN BE ace FRW NTL, a ed with furnished Kooms, with board, where will be paid te make their home desrab Also a front Paricr and Bei reatise on the Rye, third edition, re- Os NG— OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN FID b O4RDING.—ONE OR TW ENTLEMEN CAN FIND ‘wks w. POWELL, M.D. h breakfast and tea, ins pri pleasant rooms, w ie a firs’-rate cook, washer nd ironer, and understands hor business in all ite branches, She has unexceptionable city reference, as to honesty, sebriety and capability. Plonse to cull ar 40hy Prince street, Can bo gern tor two days. ANTE D—BY A RESPEUTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, s rituation to do general housework. Bas no objection todo chamberwork, or assist in washi Dg and ironing. Good reference given. Please call at 203 Canal street. ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY THREF RESPECTABLE young women—oue as Chambermaid and Soamstross, or to take cure of children; one as Cook, Washer, aud Ironer; and the other as Chambermaid and Laundrees. No objection to go a short distance in the country, aud the best of city refu- renco given. Pleae onl at 10! Ainity Plave, in the rear, ANTED—A SLIUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT girl, with good city reference, to do Chamberwork, and Aeep at the Washing and Ironing, or as Nurse. Would go to tle country, or taavel witha lady, Please call at 74 Sixth avenue, in the book store, WwW ANTED—$100 TO $200 A MONTH 18 REALIZED TO several enterprising men, from the eale of the articles they obtained at % Broadway, ascan be shown by their letters accempen, ing the cash for more. There is no mistake about it. Any lively man may do better than to go to California, u ep ia take hold of this with any epirit. 98 Broadway, third floc “RESPECTABLE 4 t girl, ae Lady's Maid, no objection to go to the country, ent Lair dreeser and neediec woman. Good references give: Apply at 104 Madison street. Lately arrived from tho vl couniry. YOUTH, EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD, IS DESIROUS of obtaining @ situation in some mercantile establish- ment down town, where merit would be rewarded, Ie bas a goed education and a knowledge of book-keehing, an ive woud city references, Please address “W. Ile P20, this «ffice. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A si(vation as Nurse or Seamstress, or to do chamberwork or waiting. No objections to the country, Best of city rofe- rences given, if required. Inquire at No. 139 West Nincteonth street. NICE, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN Wishes a situation as Cock in a private family or boarding house. She cap give the very best of city re- ferences. Inquire at Mr. Schultz's bakery, 61 West street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN WANTS aritnation, in a private funily, as Cook or Scamatress, She cam give good city reference. A lineaddressed F, Herald Will be attended to, FORMATION WANTED OF JOUN MURNIN, W) left Liverpool in the year Ibi fur New York. By addr ing M. G., box 2783, New York Post Office, he may obtain D greatly te hia advantage. T NFORMATION 18 WANTED RESPEC HO 3? NOAH RB. Lyons, who left Beltimore, Maryland, in thear Is, and who Was said to be in New York in the year IM2. Pleaso Y to V. B. PALMER, Esq., office New York, Phila~ Helphia, or Baltimore, toe - apie UACHMAN.—WANTED, A SITUATION AS GROOM snd Covchman, by a sober young man. [as good city reference, 4193 no objections to go to the country, and is Willing to make himself generally uscful, Ploase address W. D., Herald Office. MNO BLA‘ KSMITHS as a Machinist, - rence, for eteadiness aud oapneity. ald Office. FOM SALK. UDSON RIVER.—FOR SAL at Fort Clinton, four miles and ex miles h of Weat Po lurge octagonal cottage; also, out ‘an orchard of wn mer and Winter apples, fine cherries, peaches, pears, plums, and other fruits. i n five hundred yards of che dwellin isthe truly beautiful Lake Sinnespine, well stocked wit! fish; the water is of great depth, and aa clear as that of Lake George. (In the vicinity are streams stounding ta tine trout. This property is within four miles of tho large hotel. lately erected by Mr. Cozzons. Apply to Mr. PELL, 6 Wail street, from 12 to 4 o’elook. the preva OR SALE CHEAI—A LEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, Y ly situated within one mile of the steamboat the flourrhing town of Flushing, L. I. The t of a Grecian Cottage, Greenh cons ich, together with the © is perfectly healthy, and gi who have seen it. To acres of more if required, For further partie promisee, or by mail, of 4 , are in ood order. tly —1.0T ON UNIVERSITY PLACE, B tiPatrvets, 42 feet front. + If immed f the purcha c and, if required, a loan of froin $1,000 t0 made to the purchaser, to build, Apply to G.A. SACCHT, & Broad 6: $56,000 to loan on bond and mortgnge. {OR SALE—A FIRST KATE SLIDE AND SCREW- Cuttin, athe, nhle Geer Sta 1, 8 im bigh, lron Hed, G feet long inches wide, with boring collar, jawod chuck, bell ebuck, avd other feco plates, and w full ene of change wheels, with «large quantity of Serew Cutting aad other tools, Apply av Mr. KOBINSON'S, 62 Groen aich $6,000 will atreet. Bo 05 chee ‘OB SALE—AS FINE A HORSE AS CAN BR FOUNT in the city or country; ean be by takinga short trig in theconntry. For farcher particulars, amd description o! Horse, apri OR SALE Goel en range county, six and seven you Leen itined and always owned ip said county, ing to purchare can leave Now York at sev ia the morning, aad return at cightin U Now York and Erie Kat foot of Duane » the Railroad Saloon, opposite the depot, Goshen, it chis othe: or wig ing, by the Inquire wt \O WIKE DEAWERS.—FOR SALE—A FIRST RATE Wire Biock, for drav ing from the rods, being nearly new aud will bo sole cheap to clave ® coneern. | Ali, GO) stun el annealed Iron Wire. Inquito, if by letter, post paid, to FL COL Vaterson, N. J. —LIGRUMVITA—Iy TONS, IN LOTS TO nd f 4 to 2) inches in dy of superior well adapted to Mock Ma- kere aud Ten Vin F poturere ren Apply to THOMAS MAHANEY, Te all Makor, Pin By No. Wi Walker et eae FUELS Orie oem WASHINGTON COA C berland, New ¥ork en y Bi, I tr ‘ran? portation. up ty (he 2d of Je ne proposals muat ast frou (umberiumd to Was x Georpetown, Cneul ling betwoom With) good ewowrtyy fur the fait niract, will he requited. ‘The pro ce, post paid, on or before une 06 roted tothe wade ‘ duno nest, diree wader SOs, Sutsiary. r Jou REID WISHES TO LVPORM 118 CC Sara: nnd the pobtie, that he line ahem the Coal Yard 5 ta avely voumpind by Be, John J Gane, he oh band all binds of Coal, pai T hish be te gecpared to ocil at the lowost market prions, Oat by applying at No. 39 Mercer atreot, bet weon Grant and rt . ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 635 BROADWAY, INFORMS his trienda’and putionts, that, durin ofhiow hours will O4RDING—O wttend to the a the above days, 0. 51 LISPENARD STREET, FIRST STREET SOUTH dw few steps from Broadway. nick cures. Itis important to many pooplo in need assistance to ubtain good wivico, privately and w who may thus desire to cousult » Laney's long experience and feotions in their various livated forts, offer indueemouts w other individual. male Periodical Pills a nuwn Ly thousands who have usod them at different ast twenty yours in this city, to bes certain for the removol of all diseases to They aro free from poisonous dru, warranted to produce no Lad offects. medicines that can be relied on, and paticnts 1 other pills ur drop: can be accommodated with g 4 part or full Bowrd, in ® small priv t of Broadway, weet side. apply wi OAKD—WANTED BY A AN AND WIFE ims private family, (or where there aro but few board- ers) iu the upper part of the cit r Brooklyn, near the Ful- , Herald oflice. P. 3. protessional person, rendy skill in romoving venereal stuges and most com} can Le rarely equal Complainto—Dr. De Lanoy's ferencen given and reg AMBOY—THE ADVERTISER ouse and grounds of having taken the large mansion as Bruen, £04., 8 desirous of making ureang: ments with families and sliglo gentlomen, at raction to make a delightfal summer residen Apply on the premises, The John Potter leaves Pior No. at Ly'o'cloek, and returns at half after 3 the same day. BOARD WANTED, FOR gentleman, with » family of small children, led on in any To be had at 51 INTELLIGENCE 6Y THK MAILS, Cur Washington Corres: jpondenoce, Wasainoton, May 23, 1849, The Foreign Policy of the Administration—The Independence Ordered to the Mediterranean—The Mexicom Minister and the Protocol—Probable Stote of the Cave at the Present Time—The Cabinet and ar Coasting Trade—The British Nawge- thon Laws—Changes in Foreign Missions— The Treasury Department—High-handed Measures of our Consid at Rio, &e. &. The foreign policy of the administration, if we may judge from whut his alagdy transpired, will be atonce prompt and dec.@d. Europe, at the present moment, seems to be on the eve of a gene- ral war; and to avoid entanglement in it, aad at the same time protect our interests in that quarter of the world, a sarge nuval force should be oa the spot. Already has the M ssiasippi sailed, and the Independence, razee, one of the finest veasels ia our navy, has been ordered to prepare to follow her, and will sail in about ten days, We under- stand that several other vessrls willbe placed in commission as soon as possible. The attitude of the United States will thus be understood, and her fli.g respected. We want no entangling alli- ances; and the only way to avoid them, is by pre- rerving a strong armed neutrality. So far, at least, the administration of President Taylor will not disappoint the people. It is suid that the Mexican Minister, Luis de le Roeas, previous to the retirement of the last admi- nistration, entered into a correspondenee with the then Seeretary of State, Mr. Buchanan, upon the subject of the treaty and the protocol; and it is moreover believed that the sefior considered he had rather the best of the argument; at least, be cireu- lated his letter to the Secretary of State among the foreign ministers here, asa proof that his argument was unanswerable. Be that as it may, his letter remained unanswered. The matter, rumor asserts, has been brought to the attention of this adminis tration; but, if the jade is to be relied upon, the efior hus kad his colors somewhat tarnished. Of course, we pretend to know nothing of the matter; but we cannot see what shadow of claim the Mexi- can minister can setup for his monstrous demands. It is suid he claims the protocol to be binding; and under it, all the empressario grants, amounting, God knows to how much, would be revived; an not only so, but the Catholic religion established im Cahfornia and New Mex The truth 13, that Mr. Clifford should be recalled at ence, for his part in the transaction. He had no right whatever to draw up the protocol; his duties were solely con- fined to procuring a ratification of the treaty, as it passed the United States Senate; and in drawing up the paper in question, he lent hunself toa scheme to throw dust in the eyes of the Mexican people. The protocol, even if made in good faith by both sides, 18 unconstitutionul, for it guarantees the estab- lishment of a State feliinbo. But it was merely a piece of diplomacy on the part of the Mexican au- thorities to blind their own people, aad they knew,as it can be satisfuetorily shown, that it was no more binding than somuch waste paper. They ratified the treaty without the protocol, and have accepted the diflerent instalments as they became due uader the treaty as it passed our Senate. We do not think, however, that the diplomacy was at all creditable to the last administration ; sull, it will not do for the Mexican (aD which origi- nated the humbug cn their own people, to turn round now, and endeavor to humbug If the matter has been the subject of negotiation under this administration, we have nt the slightest doubt but what the true view of the case has beem tuken, and the absurdity of the Mexican claun ex- posed. We, however, do not know thatthe mat- ter has been up lately, excepting from common re- port in diplomatic circles. We telegraphed you, the other day, a statement to the effect that orders had been given to Mr. Bancroft to discontinue all correspondence with the British governmentupon the subject of a change in their navigation laws. Here, again, we thik the administration ts adopting a wise and popular course. England, for her own advantage, 13 about to modify her navigation laws, and uf we will reap #, not to be reli tuation conveniently accessible 4, an hour, wil be preferred. Address box 106, Post Ofice, with particulars. POWDERS—FUR DESTROYING BED- Flens, Flies und Insecte also, Pills'for the instanta- and warranted without ’ EMANUEL | competition. Our merchant service 1s at the pre- ) Broadway. The following gentlemen have used their eetablishments, and have ourtified to ne: 1D, HOWARD, Esq., Irving House. COLEMAN & STETDUS, Astor House. UZZENS, late of the Amorican Hotel. HODGES, Carlton Louse, intondent of N. York Hospital. t Physicians in tho city, like- rican Institute, Luge, Cockroaches, Moths, A and all other insec ion of Rate and INSURANCES, NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 67 New York, Sth May, 1849.—At al Mowing genticmen were olevted ie aie Andre eee Moliok, Directors for the ensuin rok. rd, Thomas W. Thorne W. C. KELLOGG, Secretary. he m we 5 wise the first premium Was unaaimously ro-elected President. 3, NEAKLY, HAVE BEEN SOLD “s wonderful ,Liniment, 1 fluid, and very BOTTLE: 900,000 trie without’ a failure; i r pleasant; it ne give instant re Cori inaland external application, affordin % W) cents, at 20 Pearl street, and 464 SHIPPING, Ree een rrr enn HE CHOLERA AMULET—IT IS A SURE SAFE- ive ugainst the attack of Cholera. # of its use externally as weil a6 trifling expouse, it is but » simall and for sale by Dr. —Alsv, Dr. Fouch- pmmended by the istrict of the oity sre intended to form's Monthly Line between Ports in Califor guard and prevo " very medical man app internally. Consider remium for w life insurance. Feuchtwanger, ® wanger’s Divinfectin Board of Health, aw tho after cabins aro furnished bedding, but Wines and Liquors: and will be allowed space for perwnal 1a, weight, not exceeding in eight om extra bi when taken, $50 per ton, and one ands half e buggage free, to the extent of 2 measurement ten cubio fo Packages should not excced 125 Ibs. weight fer mule car- SIATIC CHOLERA.—DR. WHEELER'S TREATISEON ase iv attracting yreat attunuon. 4, and tho treatm comprises. the history, requixite for its cure. won “golden opinions” from the press, for family use. Vor 6 and is woll calculates je at 2 Greenwich street. Price 50 y with such ra- 3t provide their ¢ landed will bo taken as baggage. ETT CAN BE CONFIDENTIALLY , including health fe his office, 51 Dey stre mtinate yield to sonal port charg the passengers. oftice of the Company "0, VIA CHAGRES JO SAN PRANCISCO, p CRESCENT CITY K. GREGORY CAN BE CONSULTED PRIVATELY, Oregon having arrived back 4 ima, the way is now Upon for iinect and rapid communication with San Francisco. eight or passago apply to = paseAgo OTNY TOWARD & SON, 73 South street. f the discase—to many this SOR SAN FRANCISCO, TOUCHING AT VALPARAIS®, “ibe macnificent new and fast railing New York bus inville, baving ® large part of op board, will have immediate ever, those who have ba const and bar 208 properly ® ‘The accommodations for aving been fitted up, without regard to oxpeuro, as a A physician and surgeon ts prov Tor balance of freight or , BX, or to 8, W. GOODRI street und Broadway, or to ISAA ly on Board, at corner Boaver ice, Kehas grounds 4 from ho other rource in America, AbAMb SHMAIL'S VENUS PILLS, NOW 50 WELL uly aotunt romordy for the eure of Impo- , CALIFORNIA—FIRST VESSEL ‘The superior, fast sailing bark TE~ ain Richmond, will positively sail on or beon unavoidably N PRANCISe@, C rn , thor disease of cho genital organs, oF t lof June, havin h 1 500 barrels freight, and or on board, of Capt. N. Riva- DOW LAND, 355 South stree mond. ¢ Pier \ clan accompanies this vessel. any benefit from it, ull the better, The administra- tion, however, because England sees fit to throw open her ports, is not called upon, by way of am act of gallantry, we suppuse, to throw open our unmense coasting trade to be destroyed by foreign sent moment superior to all other nations; our captains are all intelligent, and many very superior men; our sailors are better clothed, better fed and more respectuble, as a class, than those of Europe ; our ships are models, both in cleanliness and every other quality. Our true interest, therefore, is not to depress and impoverish, but to encourage and protect our commercial murine; and the country may restussured that, under this administration, no other policy will be pursued. The subject of changes in our foreign missions will probably be taken up by the cabinet ou Taurs- day. In the sitting to-day, several appointmeaw, though none, ot any great importance, were made. You will, of course, receive them by tele- priph 3 and we need not, therefore, meation them ere. The appointments and changes in the Treasury Department will very shortly commence. We have denied, already, the truth of the report that Mr. Gillet and Mr. M’Chintock Young were to receive prominent positions. Mr. M’C. Young, tormerly chiet clerk, has resigned his position, and neither expects or is likely to receive any other. He is @ democrat, was a most efficient officer, and resigned of his volition. Mr, Gillet is at preseat Soliciter of the department. He is an active burn-burner, and will doubtiess be reheved from the respon- sibility of his office; but not, as has been stated, to be transferred to the First Comptrollership — The office of First Comptroller is vacant by the Tecent resiguauion of Mr. M’Culloch, and if we were tu hazard a guess ai to his succee sor, we would name Llisha Whittlesey, Ksq., of Ohio, a gentleman eminently qualitied for th position. He was for years chairman 3! ne Committee on Claims in ine House of Re Ferentatives, nud his appointment would afiord another proof that, in the selection of heads of bu- reuvx, the administration is determined to secure the very best men, and the highest order of taleat. We understand that grave charges have been made agaist the American Minister and Consul at Kio, for their recent high-handed measures in seizing no less than three vesrels, displacing cap- { tains, &c, Their conduct is represented to have been perfectly inexcusable; and the Charge is somewhet implioated, ulso. Of course the whole | matter will be thoroughly investigated. As we telegraphed you some days since, no des patches have been received here from California otek nor is there any apprehension entertained that Generw) Smith's authority will be disregarded, No despatches have been sent to him for some time. Ounaa, N. lb. An experienced PL yai 3,1. . de Vreis, master to ol All froight mut bo iading to the office, for signature, A few more passengers can be taken; ala, a ht. Apply to B. B, SUTTC Wail street; opJOHN OGDEN, 116 Wall atreet. frow Baris $1 part of the United Stater C,H. Ring, 12 Broudway, corner of Chambers stree street; 68 Bowery, corner Walker street; 2 corner of Allem atroet; 114 Canal street, opposite Went Broad= eornor of Howard | K. COUPEL, It DUASK STKEbI, WAS, FOR THB ned his practice tu the treat ment of Mereuria uses of a delicate uature, he mild cases removed in tro to % sail from this port frous ef securing a passage 6 tion, a6 the number to be taker M. O. ROBERTS, 1 0 CUXB NO Pa th. 4 imu ediate applica Apply te NE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIV. Steamships, between New York and L on and Liverpool, calling at Bulif male and pasven, $ 10 Ke CONSULTED —TUREE PAST TROTTING HORSRS AT | t/E3 ANTIVOTR IS THR MOST EFFEC. fold 1.7 Gonorrhae wnd ovher disorders This doairabls: result, to obtained wily Cute any cae, doa tis Sew to ton days, and as Te seither arentes paeuen eat | ‘Dhe dome is perbups tvo large tur the hergat of tae any deviation im | busluing; aud rv, at the suggestion of ir Coulmmer, the “ " Anexperionoed Sargon on board. Freight will be charged om epecie beyond an amount for persural oxpenser. ALi let- rg intiet puss through the P k of Boaton vo Li . Por frvight or. B.C! of the sexunl « offends the priate, and remiers annecussary to usmal pursuite, sound sleep, or eo is thug removed ae speedily ae is con- the production of & thorough and THE WELL KNOWN Ba will meet ie irr 3 y to SAMES HOBTN NCKEN, 88 Wall ntre ACKRT FOR Ha VRE—SECOND MH. Nichelan, Bveloiph, anater, will eail on HOV ® HINCKEN, acente, A W 1K ST. PIERRES, MARTINIQUE—THE FUBNER lp JACQUES, Cape Vine. For tr NO, 193 Broedway, corner John st. : MAKRILD WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDIC . Vrofewar of Disoases of S400 PP 2H. Price $1. 0,000 in their graves been sti work. the arriod, ot those conte incon important secrete which to them partioularly. ‘To those whove beatth ‘does ‘not pormit of an increase of fa~ mily, it is of expeotal import Also, every bes YORK, WTH MAY, 1849,—TO CAPTAIN HUNTER! great kindness ao urbanity shown co wll we wish you every sooess in after life, dius fine whip and Ke 16," = T. Grogson, Wi, ory, John ‘Barton, “A M. Menues, Thos, Costelio, W 16 WG! D. Ward, Win, Kem ateick, J. Ivory, K. Trown, Do , Sam. Cartir, Geo. 1, ean diroover the a bor nh oy bag a bag wiyect mod "MPoroale ac 222 Dreadway, and at the Publishing Oftee, 128 | LY: Litde & ‘Albany wre street, Philadelphia r Sis Cubbodge — ‘Orleans; J. y New (rleane abbodge,Sarasaah hips and pewmeugersy vies ty persone ine 6 confidently. 6 ke the vo for Proves from - of every desoription, (oe 2 yours. All Suores will r fOr eh to Crees Pug. REMP, 110 Wall st N eee paid. te Ue. A Lio Longer routs, Wasuinaton, May 29, 1849, toany | The President's Levee—Improvemente in the City—The Congressional Burying Ground—The Cholera—The Union and Mr. Burke, §c., $c. : The President receives his friends to-day, from 12 te So'clock; but as the officu-seekers consider the heads Of the departments respectively to whom the offlous be- long. as the men first to be secured, the attendauce at the White House on those occasions is very slim. O1€ oure, OFM Zack troubles himself very little about th claims of —Dik. CORBITT, 19 DUANK ST, tiny D6 vonsulted on ‘Ae treattnent of cert- "5 delionte ruutice of Hixtoen yours devoted te th ment of delipate diseases onablés Dr. OC. w eure the worst form of thie diarsae. Recen* oaace oured in three days, Ne meroury Weed this or that man for office; and when he says tu Phomp- sou be will do the best ho can for him, he simply means that he will give his vote for him in Cabinets Council, and abide the result. This is thw principle. Old Zack is not kequainted with the politicians of the counly a Well As are Che members oF bis cabines con- Jolnuy; and bence he bas adopted their judginvut, watt td with his own, as the sutuet mediuw for good ape pointuwente, ihe city Of Washington is undergoing considerable ip the way of improvements. The Capito, which had become excerdiuply dirty and dingy, lovks, with ite freeb deubie evat of paiat. as good as uew. It looms uj in the distance, white, massive, majestic sad beautil Fortmasier Genera We coping around tae base of raid dome, equal Co & beight uf uve feet, has been paiat- ed while, Which gives &@ much Hoer effect of syuaetry to the superb nirueture. ‘The City Hull is abuut bo be fixed up 19 clegunt style; tbe main avenue ts wearily din (he way of paving; the pubiie grounds a 1 tbe Capitol are fenced im wad plsated welt tees; (he wings of the Patent Office are under the Smith-ouian tustituison is steadily rising; the Washe ington MUBUmMeUt Is progressing, * uumbeE of stteste aie Uuder lmprovement, the cuual is being clusaed oot und lepaned, avd unmense privaw buildings are going up in various parts of the corporation. Tae raurusa depot is Lo be removed from the aveuue; wud aleuge- ther, he feaeral city isan vee of suca impeove- mente as to be able to show off very handsomely 1 course of auetbery . aig It the burypius revenue, in Jackson's time, had been spent accuiding to bis recommendation, ia the oom struction of @ massive stone Bridge over the Petoutve, (4 wile and & quarter) Washiugtou,at this day woul base been nd aveed 1a pubic wd private eaterpeue equal to am increase of five thousand on the populaciom, Vee Ditch Bob CINAE LU Mention Cue CULergeueut OF 6&e (Chgreestonal bury ing ground, some two uiied ast ub Lie capitol, The graves in tha: cemetery enow that people do die in Waehington. its situation is vertein- ly good for the enjoyment of autumnal Covers sad Aghes, Det sUrrOUMdEd by brows expusures of bale AQgbBUL Water, And Lpenolsmoie martes uf poixouoas venevatiuin | bus tue tue sreete wre Wily Wud Olde ocd the result ts, that its bulls of mortality show it