The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1849, Page 5

‘tom, Witherton; Eliza Hardy, Miss Hill; end Marian, Miss Williams. It was an excellent performance. The ‘Other entertal: its wore received, as everything at ‘this theatre invariably is, with unmixed gratification. ‘There is one department, of which we have not spok taht, bat which richly deserves the most honorable ‘mention—we mean the orchestral it. The ‘musicians are not numereus, but we think we may, without incurring a c! ¢ of presumption, say that be are — ns aes usic is the ay life aes E ¢ of publie amusement ; it imparta t ad timas chcarfninee oot antoatinn ‘among’ all who come within the reach of its beautiful and inspi- ring sounds. No theatro, no matter how splendid its jons, or how great or transcendant the actors may bein their various walks, without music, would ‘beworth » pinch of snuff. ax the old saying is.’ With- out this aid, which is as charming as it {s indisponsa- ‘ble, there would be, night after night, a “ beggarly ac- count of empty benches.” Tho power of music is irre- ‘sistible; all, except thone whoao souls are made of cork- ‘wood, are influeneed by it On the ensanguined battle field it has often. contributed to victory. A short time ago, in India. a wing of the British army would ‘have been cut to picses in a mountain pass, but for the extraordinary effect which musio had upon the soldiers. Tho fact was, they were so exhausted, and 80 completely beat out by long marches, that’ they ‘Were compelled to lie down; and although their officers told them that if they did not resume their march, the enemy would pour down upon and massacre them, they did not move. At last. the officer commanding Tecollectivg that it was the 17th of March, ordered the ‘band to strike up “ Patrick’s Day.”’ Tho effect was instantaneous: the fatigued soldiors spraug upon their foet, shouldered their arms. avd marched on with light step and willing minds ‘The nest singing in the ‘world would lose two-thirds of its effect but for the musician's art. What would the gay and ber de dance but for music? It is the revivifying and inviger- ating sound of that prince of instruments, the violin, that renders it both gay and merry. Tv the gentle men who compose the musical department of this theatre, ite patrons are mueh indebted fortho many de- lightful treats they have afforded thom, They are un- pretending and unassuming, but they discourse most sweetly, touchingly, and eloquently, through the me- dium of their instruments; and it gives us much plea- sure to pay them this little tribute of well-carned commendation. Vanpernrex’s Concent.—On Thursday evening nex} this grand affair will come off at the Chinese Assembly Rooms, Broadway. It will be sufficient eulogy to morely announce the names of the distinguished artists en- geged for the occasion :—Messrs, H, Timm, R. Hotf- man, G. Loder. Miss Kate Condon, Mr. J, Burke, the celebrated. violin! A. Kyle, ‘the accom- tractive list of instru- mentalists, the following eminent vocalists have also ‘been engaged :—Madam Leati, the sweet and scientific Vocalist; Mrs. Laura L. Jones, Miss Agnes Dresber, Mons. Leati, Mr. Comes, and a Mr. R, Andrews, From the excellent selection of pieces in the programme, we promise the’ patrons of this concert a rich vocal and aausical treat, Tum Henow Fasiuy.—Thoso celebrated artists have deen playing at the Savannah and Charleston theatres ‘with great success, Little Agnes astonishes all who wit- ness her naturally comic performane 4 Cunisty’s Minataers.—To speak in laudatory terms of these far-famed and astonishing minstrels would be ilke “painting the lily,” or “gilding refimed gold.” ‘The programme of the performance this evening is full, attractive, and at once striking. The original. bur- leeque, entitled “ Voyage Musicale,’’ ia the most comi- eal performance that the most comical inclined could have any idea of. Persons haveactually come on Purpose from distant parts of the Union, to be presont at it; at least we have been told so. One thing, at all events, is very certain—that unloss these people possess talent, and that to no trifling extent, they could not ‘have retained their hold upon the public mind for so Jong a period, in the course of which they have created -quite a sensation. Castiun Ganven.—The summer fétes will commence at this healthful and delightful place on Monday next, the llthinst. There will bea grand vocal and in- strumental. concert, to be followed by a “ Bal D’Ete,” cor summer ball, Of course ft will be most numerously attended. Where could a more agreeable hour be spent? Mr. Harton, the English vocalist, and Signora Brs- waccianti, have returned to the city from their south- ern and western tour, where they have been very suc- cessful. Mr. Hatton intends resuming his musical tra- ‘vels in the North, as soon as the health of his fair com- panion is restored. Cainese Assematy Rooms.—This evening Vander- deck’s Art Union Concert will take place, at which Mr. Timm, Mr. Hoffman. Mr. Loder, and Miss Kate Condon, the accomplished pianist, will assist. Mr. Joseph Burke, the. celebrated viclinist, and Mr. John A. Kyle, theaccomplished flutist, will lend their pow- erful aid on the occasian. Among the voealisty, we tei the names of Madame Leati, Mons. Loati, and iss Agnes Dresler. Such a galaxy of vocal and in- strumental talent will render this conecrt well worth caring Some of the selections are from the works of Rossini and Donizetti. Mad'lle Blangy, the well known danseuse, has gone to Boston to fuliil an engagement. MR. FORREST IN PHILADELPHIA. [From the Pennsylvanian, June 4.] In # long course of professional triumphs, Mr.Forrest will not be able to recall a morasplendid reception than that of Saturday evening. st the Walnut Street The- atre,in this city. The heuse was crowded with a most respectable audience, and the peformance, that of ‘* Othello,” was heard, from the first to the last, with frequent aud prolonged expressions of satis- faction. When Mr Forrest first ‘ppeared, tke wel- come was an unbroken and continuous peal of cheers {and applause, the whole house joining ina tri- bute to the intellect that has overleaped so many diffi- culties, and defeated so many enemies, in his march to fame. Mr. Forrest was evidently much indisposed; some parts of his performance bearing evidence ‘weakness, resulting from recent illness, ag well ot «much suffering, Yet the startling and dazsling earn- estness and beauty of the whele production, was the object ot universal comment. At the close of the play, Mr, Forrest, in obedience to 2 unanimous call from ali parts of the house, came forward, amid a torrent of -spplause, aad addressed the house nearly substantially ‘a8 follows :— “| appear, ladies and gentlemen, in compliance with d thank you heartily for your most fa- flattering reception. It has been a sourco cere anxiety, that I was not able to appear ‘on Monday evening, ax announced; and you cannot Dave failed to perceive, during my performance to- ight, that [ am still laboring under severe indisposi- tion, But I do not come, so much to apologise to those whom I so seldom disappoint, as to thank you, with all my heart, for this glorious and generous reception. {Loud choers and applause]. In the midst of all my trials, it is gratifying to be thus sustained. I have deen aseailed, ladies and gentlemen, by a fiendish combination of enemies. who, not content with strik- ing at my professional effortz, have let let loose their jumnies upon my private character, and invaded the sscred precincts of my home. Apart from the support of my ardent and cherished friends, 4s the cousciousness that I possess a reputation far Aearer than all the professional honors that the world could Reeoasiont applause)—a reputation which is-dearer to me than life itself. 1 will, therefore, pur- gue, unawed, the even tenor of my way. I will, with God’s blessing, live down the calumnios that would destroy me with my countrymen; and turning neither to the right hand nor to the left hrnd, will fearlessly toil to preserve to the Inst the reputation of an honest and independent American citizen.” ‘When this beautiful address was completed, after ‘having been delivered with touching eloquence, nine cheers wero given, with a will and an enthusiasm that shook the house from dome to foundation; Mr. Forrest retired amid renewed plaudits. The whole evening was one that he caunot fail to remember with grateful pleasure. (From the Ledger, Juno 4] ‘Mr. Forrest, at the Walnut stroct theatre, on Satur- day night, had a good audience, and was enthusiasti- cally received. After the play of “Othello” was over, Mr. F. was called before the curtain, and, after apolo- gising for not appearing on Monday night of last week, -according to announcement, stating it to be the first time that he had ever disappointed an audienae, said, “[ come to thank you with my whole heart for the marked and generous welcome with which you havo eted me to-night- a welcome which, as I take it, is @ signal and triumphant rebuke to those who have not only aimed their malignant and cowardly shafts st mo 4 jonally and personally, but with that venom ‘which is tho inherent quality of their reptile natures, ewith fulechoods and with slanders have invaded the sanctity of the domestic hearth. Cheered by ghis ox- pression of your unabated confidence in mo, I shall Still purswo the path [ have over pursued. tarning noi- sther to the right band nor to the lett hand. but with a gpirit euetained by a consciousness of right, [ shall live down the malice of my foes, aud maintain, [ trust, un- tarnished. a reputation which | hold dearer than all the professional honors which the world could bestow —yos, dearer than life itself—the reputation of an honest, upright American citizen.” From the Philadelphia Sun, June 4] Mr E. Fortest, the unrivalled favorite of the Ameri- «can stage, commenced an eugagement at the Walnut -on Saturday ovening. He was greeted upon his first appearance with prolonged and enthusiastic cheers, by ahouse filled with » highly respectable audience. At the close +f the tragedy of Othello, he was called before the curtain, and when the cheering had so far subsided es to permit him to be heard. ho expressed his regrot that indisposition, from which he had not yot entirely recoveretl, had prevented him from appearing when first announced; thanked the audience for their warm cand cerdial reception; deprecated the malignity of those who had invaded his family circlo to show their enmity; and professed that his professional reputation vwas but little cared for by kim, compared with that er ambition to establish the character of an up- }, honest American eitizen, Supreme Conrt, GRNERAL TERM. Present, Justioes Jonos, Edmonds and Edwards. June 4,—Decistona —John Cole vs. John W. Chrishe set, al.—Tho appeal irregular, but party permitted to ‘amend under soction 173 of tho now code, $0 as to con- form to section 7 of the act to facilitate, ete., and apply for a rehearing. Martin J. ve. Alfred Florida —Order of spooial term modified so far aa to allow the defendant tho pro- (perty exempt from execution by the laws of New York. James Rowan vs. Jacob Carpenter.—Order affirmed, wi ith cesta. William Jenkine eo. William Austin,—Afirmod, on -ooudition thet defendant give security as required by the revised statutes, or a stay of proceedings atter judg- smont, with costs to the 29th Deo, MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WHEBKLY HBRALD. ‘The steamship Caledonia will leave Boston to-mor- rew, for Halifax and Liverpool, and ber mails will close im this city at 4 o'clock this afternoon, The Weekly Herald, printed im French and English, for circulation im Eurepe, will be published at 12 o'clock te-day. Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats, Sliver Far. Wor him the beavers toil, improve their stock, Furs change to hats bencat Knox, hatter, 125 Fulton street, has oreated excitement with his Rooky Mountain Silver Beavers for sum- mer use. People view them, buy thom and wear them with Fride. or Copyist te a lawyer. intant, no objection to taking cha ‘of book (single entry). Best of reference given. A ith M., Herald office, log! Class.—By request of many of his former olass, and othors, Mr. Fowlor has consented to give another course of Practical Instruotiens on Phronelogy, at his rocms, 13) and 131 Nassau street, commonoing Sth instant. The Plumbe Gallery is the most interest- ing placo of the kind im the United States. Those who hi any desire to see tho perfection of this beautiful art, sho not fail to examine the forts of the oldest artistin this line in America, Gold Pens and Watches.—J. Y. Savage, 93 Fulten street, manufacturer of the Richelion dismend- inted Gold Pens, and itaporter aud dealer in tino Watehos, vops a first rate assortment of above goods, whioh he will ‘sell very low, wholesale or for cash. Thousands of our Citizens and Strangers ted in the great dedication of the Hal nd those sh to guve time and mor ey in the galection of an 4 new Carpet, Rug, a beautiful Oil Cloth, Window Shades. oto., 11 visit the five large show rooms of the cheapest Carpet os iment in tho Wnited States, No. 99 Bowery, HIRAM ERSON'S, where they will fully realise their’ oxpeota- Swifter than the Lightning—The fact that Joues, of 14 Ann street, is seins the most superb Bo Shoegand Gaiters, at prices which even a miser would not not cfvil at. is spreading through the city with inconceivable rapidity. Go and seo if tho story is true. Gombs.—Ladies are Respectfully Invited toexamine the choice selection of Dress Combs at the subscri- bers’ store—tho variety is beyond all doubt t! reatest in the city, among which will be found the open chain pattorn, se muok admired. Also, oan be obtained, oss, article appor- taining to the toilos. A. & J. SAUNDER5, ‘387 Broadway, between Walker and White streets. Travellers and others will find a com- lete assortment of Dressing Cases, Fancy Cutlery, ‘ert Monnaies, and all articles belonging to the Toilot, ‘a0 the subsori bei 47 and 387 a) ing Cases are made of the most durable material, each pat- tara containing articles of convenient siav, aud real util most compact form, warranted te perform tife datie: ich_ they i io Tablet Strop, by the firse outlers t im perfect order. G. SAUNDERS & SON, y, corner of Liberty street, and:87 Broadway. California Fire Arms, for sale by Joseph & Hart, 74 Maiden Lane, consisting of Hall's celobrated U. 3. Carbines, California and other Ritles, double and singlo barcel Duck and Fowling Guns, six-barrel Revolvers, Pockot Rides, and s full assertmont ‘of Pistols adapted te every trads, Merchants and Gunsmiths supplied on liberal terma, and at lew prices. Cholera! Cholera!—Not a solitary case has Dr. ealiagee Linimont failed be! pre or Te kee ithas ‘been ured in time, liows cholic, &o.. toxether with all manner of pains, soros, onts, and bruises, No tamil should be without it. at [256 and 5) conts, ‘xt 238 Pea: street, and at 404 Broadway, one door above Grand street, Central Bepot. Dr, H. Bostwick’s Great Work on the Na- ture and treatment of a certain class of diseasoa; quarto, 77 splendid plates; 2d edition. Extract from tho Boston Medical ‘add 56 miles to the length of the road, and touch some very Important points. At Owego, it intersects the Ithaca road, which, with the navigation of Cayuga lake, taps the line of road through the interior of the State. This must give the Erie read a great increase of travel, and add largely to the receipts of the com- pany. The four hundred thousand dollars Pennsylvania In- clined Plane six per cent loan, has been taken above par. The premiums range at from one-eighth te one quarter per cent. The following table will show the amount at the seve- ral depositories subject to the draft of the United States Treasurer, on the 28th of May last :— Unirev States Derositxs, Assistant Treasurer, Boston. 958,661 45 Assistant Treasurer, New Y\ + 1,255,495 Th Assistant Treasurer, Philadel wee £46,014 93 Treasurer United States, Washington. «ee 182,031 42 Assistant Treasurer, Charleston. . .. + 144,640 56 Assistant surer, New Orleans. 1,179,524 61 Assistant Treasurer, St. Louis. serene 222,140 59 Depositary at Bufialo, . + (6877 28 Depositary at Baltimore. . . sere 13,783 59 Depositary at Richmond . + 8,398 40 Depositary at Wilmington, N.C Depositary at Savannah Depositary at Mobil Depositary at Nashy' Depositary at Cincinnati Depositary at Pittsburgh. Depositary at Norfolk... .... Depositary at Little Rook, Ark. Depositary at Jefforsonvilie, la. Depositary at Chicago ; iad gre | at Detroit. Mint of the United States, Branch mint of the United States, Chai 000 00 Branch mint of the U. States, Dahlonega... 26.850 00 Branch mint of the U. States, New Orleans, 79,421 96 $5,760,015 OT Deduct suspense account.......+e+0.++ 1,968 $5,758,040 96 The accumulations are not very rapid at this mo- ment. The Mexican indemnity will soon be paid off, which will reduce the deposites largely; and the ordi- nary expenditures of the governmont after that, tho payment of interest, &c., will keep the amount down to arcasonable sum. Tho mortgages of the New Hope Delaware bridge have taken possession, in consequence of the compa- ny having failed to pay the interest on their mortgages. Since the stoppage of the company’s banking opera- tions, a year ago last Decembor, scarcely any mone; has beon received for toll but their own notes, whiol were not bankable with the mortgagees. ‘the mort- gages, with the interest due, amount to nearly $19,- 600, and are held by John Holoombe, Elisha Holcombe, and Richard Holcombe, of Hunterdon county. ‘he quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley left at tide water during the fourth week in May, in the years 1648 and 1849, was as follows :— Flour, bbls, Wheat, bu. Corn, bu, Barley bw. 137, 108 i es rs 237 ie 23,082 Ino, 109,004 Deo. 7,081 The aggregate quantity of the samo articles left at tide water from the cqnniencement of navigation to the Slst May inclusive, was as follow Flour, bbls, Wheat, bu. Corn bu. Barley bu. oe OB AS: 116,690 ! 153,654 3S, 12840 173,257 T1725 90.207 Increase... 47,302 19,003 673,035 “sao By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of the latter left at tide water this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, a inerease 51.212 barrels ot flour ce ee The following table shows the quantity of seme of the principal articles of produoe lett at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the Slat of May and Su Journal:—"'It may bo «sid, fearlessly, tw bo oqual to Ricord’s of Acton’s works. on. tho same family of disoasos, and far superior to anything of the kind ever published in this country."—Price $12, Author of a work on Solitary Vice. Bec Prine $1. Foranle at the publi ,and by the Author, COMMBEBCIAL ARPAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Monday, June 4—6 P. M. ‘The market for stocks, generally, to-day, was a little more buoyant, Government sccurities were in modo- rate demand; snd tho Loan of 1868 sold at an advance of 2 per cent on Saturday's préees. Pennsylvania and Indiana 6s also improved, The European nows has had a favorable influence upon ail good State stocks, and most of them are held at higher prices. The im- provement reported in London, in all our public secu- rities, is no more than what wo have anticipated, and frequently predicted; and the political diMcultios which are spreading so rapidly over Europe must have a better influence upon our stocks than any yot rea- lized. ‘The bulk of all our pubMo stocks will ultimately be absorbed by forcign capital; and, if they had a longer period to run, they would be much more sought after, and command better prieos. ‘The most unfortu- nate feature of the debt of the general govern- ment is, that it will be paid at maturity. Hold- ers of public stocks are like the individual who told man whe owod him some money, that ifhe could pay, he did not want it, butif he could not, he must have it at once, Justso with State or government stocks. Tho longer they have to run before reaching maturity, the better for the holders, always prowiged the government is solvent, and promptly pays¢he fh- terest when due. For this reason, Pennsylvania State stocks are excéllens permanent investments, as the probability is they will not be paid during tho present century, but the interest will be paid punctually and in full. At the first board, U. $. 6s, 1868, advanced 2 per Treasury Notes %; Indiana 58, 4; Penn. 58, i; Reading Railroad, 1; Reading Bonds, 1; Erie R.R., 4; Farmers’ Loan declined 4; Canton Co., 1; Har- lem, %4. There wero large sales of Penn. 5's, of Treasu- ry Notos, an2 Erie 7 per cont Bonds, at the impreve- ment. ‘There was very little doing in other fancies, except Harlem and Reading Railroads, ‘There has been a fair inquiry for sterling exchange to-day, for remittance by the Boston packet on Wed- nesday, and drawers are firm at previous rates. We continue to quote the best bills at 814 a 9 por cent pre- mium, Thero fs very little doing on Paris. ‘There were withdrawn from the warchouse to-day, 10 half-pipes. 11 quarter casks, 5 cigths of brandy, 15 pack- ages gin, 14 puncheons rum, 2 puncheons whiskey, 30 buskots champagne, 40 quarter casks Toneriffe wins. The movements in foreign dry goods, in this port, for the week ending the 3lst of May, were as an- nexed :— Movasunts oy Fonsion Dry Goons i tux Port oF New Youx. Entered at Withdrawn from Entered for Mannfact'rs. CustomHouse. Warehouse, Warehousing. Of Wool. . 2... + $64.468 $10,111 967.367 Of Cotton. 9.090 14.038 Of Silk... 10,056 13,236 Of Flax. ... 34,262 4,882 Miscellaneou: B84 - Total. .... ...$184479 $64,403 990,407 ‘This shows 9 small weok’s work, The amount en- tered for warehousing exceeded tho amount with- drawn, twenty-six thousand dollars. The exports of merchandise from this port during the past week, | amounted to $826,405; and the amount of drafts on the Assistant Treasurer, $668.33716. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, on Saturday, amounted to $43,202 33; payments, $341,158 ; advices, $740,000; balance, $1,780.352 95. The ro- ceipts to-day amounted to $50,110; payments, $462,966 4. Balanco, $1,367,496, The large paymonts to-day and Saturday, were on account of the Mexican Indem- nity, Most of that pertion due toreigners will probably be invested in American securities, ‘The receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for each of the first five months in each of the past five years, were as annexed :— New Youre, Hance ano ALnAny RAILROAD, Gross Receipts, "1845, 1848. SAT, AMS,” 1849, 4 , 0 18S 21,300 (27,723 0S 12, 19,012 23,513 10 1417 20,172,106 T3818 16,068 23,438 35,026 18/651 20,106 28,479 96,575 Total... ... 64,486 7787) 112,429 150,249 ‘The increase in the receipts for the first five months, this year, amounts to $43,520, equal to thirty-nine per cent, At this rate, the gross income for the year 1840 will amount to four hundred and fifty thousand dol- lars. Estimates have been made of an income of five hundred thousand dollars for the current year; but from present appearances, they will prove © xcossive Calculating » gross income of $450,000, a net income, of $226,000, the net revenue. after paying dividends on the preferred stock, will be $100,000, equal to » divi- dend of four per cent on the old stook, The present inclusive, during the years 1847. 48 and 49, the canal in thore years having been opened on the 1st day of May Receirts oy Propuce at Trow Watan Canal open May 1, 134%. 1,43, 2149. Flour, bois, <. 935 is eM 540 854 1,009,217 Wool, do 339, Baoon, do, sees 569,600 * 2,493,024 3,231,175 The receipts, thus far, this year, of each article in this list, except lard, cheese, and wool, show an in- creage, compared with last season ; compared with the yar previous, there has beon a great falling off in readstuffs, The prospect, at presont, is, that the re- ceipts of breadatuffs will be less than last. Last week, there was @ falling off in every article but corn, and a corresponding decrease for one or two weeks more would reduce the aggregate below that of last season. Prices rulo low, and there is no inducement to bring out supplies. ‘Tho annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles imported into Buffalo, trom the West, from the opening of navigation to the ist day of June:— Commence oy Burrao—Laxe Imvon: Flour, bbls. 303.472 Ashes, casks. . Pork,’ do. . + 84.286 Highwines, do Seed, do. - 8.858 ‘Tobacco. hhds Beef, .do. 11,760 Hides, No. Wheat, bushels. Corn, dow... Bacon, Ibs 739 Lard, do. . Iron, tons...... B48 ‘Tallow, go. Barley, busheli 362 Butter, do. . igs... 359 Compared with previous seasons, the recoipts of lead- ing articles, thus far, have beon as annexed:— a 1616, alt Lake op'g. April 2, il 11. Flour sce. S2b.i7 "508.473 453,765 1,22,179 B15,312 11,760, Whiskey. WL With the exception ef beef, the m@coipts this year of each articlo named, show an increase on thoso of Last, and with the exception of flour, on those for either of the two previous years, Stock Exchange. $4000 U S64, "68, coup 1183{ 150 #hs Canton Co 31% 7000 ‘do 114° 100 Harlem RR big 1340 Troasury Notes 112% 150 wid 8200 do, Ly, 5000 U 8 5's, "08, coup 108 200) “do tranfferwbie 100 to deo 8% 000 do do # 600 Kentucky O's “105 03 200 Indiana State S's OF i 20000 Ps oT 10000 wld 874 vse 34 5000 49087 F 10000 80 8, ’ 5000 vim a" 10 7% 100 do 3y S000 #0) 8752 $1009 Read Bonds 553 2sha Bank of N York 125 1000 Mort do 63 2 Ohio Lito & TrCo — #7}g 2000 Brie Bonds, Te 109 wD do RB do, DB. 70 Erie RR, now, full, 624 5000 de do BE 0 #10 625% 1000 do, cort, 7's BL 100 Farmers’ Trust 3 TOON Y&N Hav bds 9 SI IND BOARD. $7000 Treas Notes, Ge 1124 10 she ErieRR, nw,full 63! 1400 US 65, 1268 14" 9 do as 63 16500 “de | 1867 1124S Hudson RRR ble 67’ 1044) Pens 874% 100 Harlem oR 55 2X0 Erie Bends, 7s 10% BO do #10 55 1000 io. 100% 50 038 55) 25 sha Erie RR, new,full 63 100 Reading RR 33 100 do ds 63 1 8p) Millinery Stock, Val ule Dry Goods, Clothing, articles, Jewelry, C lery, Plated Waro, ko. At 1] o’clook, an invoice of superior Gold Watehes, to'be sold without reserve. THOS. B GG. CARRINGTON, bIass and Earthenw: ¥ J. 8. PLATS. Crockery, Chin mont, and Isat salo enles room to-morrow, EDN o'clock, consisting of several hundred lots of light bine, printed, white pranite and dipped China Tumblers, Decanters, and all kinds of Glasswat Wi and fancy articles, BE FURNITSRE SALB IN HOUSE NO. 47 BAST 4th streot, between 4thand Lexington avenuos, bel ing to a family Teaving the olty, which, was postpo h since on account of the rain, will take place, without foference to the weather, on Tuesday morning (to- June 5th, at 10 o'oloo! M, DUMONT, AUCTIONEER,—BUNKER'S MAN- tion House, Furniture and Wines.—Dumont & Hossok will soll at auction. Wednocday, Juno Gth, at 10 o'elook, and until the wholo is sold, 7, Hilton, Brustols and Inge ogany Hedsteads, Washstande, wii bie Teps; Wardrobes, Bureaus; Pier Tables; Certre Tabter Extension, Dining, and other Tables; Sofas; Chairs: Piano Pior and other {Looking Glasses; Window Curtat and gold, Turkey red, & it Clocks and Lampe: ine Hair Mattreseo Beds; Bedding, Sheets, Pillow-cases, Napki &o,; Crockery, Glass, ke. Also, an extonsi so Kitchen Furniture, with which the eale will commence, 1,40 bottles of very shoico old Madeira, Sherry, N.B.—Catalogues one da: if capital of this company is $4,000,000, of which $1,600,090 is preferred stock, drawing eight per cont dividends, and $2,500,000 old stock, depending upon the net earnings cvor and above $120,000 (the sum required for dividends om tho proferred stock) for dividends. ‘Tho New York and Erie Railroad company have Somes vs. Thomas Robinson,—Refer this mat- Cornelius 8. Deboe vs. Joseph Casley,—Motion tor re hearing granted. Ordered, that hereafter every Saturday shall bo re devoted to the hearing of spuctal motions ponding at ions will be heard except om thereof may be adjourned to, unless em apocial appii- other days as the hearing given notice that the semi-annual intercst, at tho rate ot six per cont per aunum, will be paid upon the full stock, on and aftor the first day of July next, Tho. New York and Erie Railroad has been opened to Owego, a distance of twenty miles from Binghamton ‘The next extension will be to Elmira, 20 miles further, by the Ist of November next; and the next to Corning 16 miloe furthor, by the Ist of January, 1860, This will _HOTELS, &,_ ORT HAMILTON HOUSE.—THIS SPLENDID HOTEL fms just keen opened for the season. Great improve~ ments have been m: for the scoommodation of boarders. Gentlomen wishing to secure rooms for themselves or fami~ lie, would do well to call at once, and select them, as the house ir fart filling up. H. D_CLAPP, Proprietor. ROADWAY WOTBI—STRANGERS VISITING THE city are particularly directed to this traly plosai and healthy located hotel; being opposite the Park and fo tain, with that besutifal Col) mediate vicinity of all the pl: affords to those visiting th more advantages than per- haps any other hotel among ws. Call and soo, WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- REWARDS. 5° oe Fay Po ST OF MARCH, Poenens ¥ ry oaring spparel. was cart, from 28 Park places witho hia Railroad di a Pit ao, he will ploaso gall at 23 Park for any inform: if a0, ho wil rd will ation w! the recover farther i tion. anply te'* 1vB tern: DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY A¥P- in goi near W, Tendon Now 24a the abe radong Nos oa i the watoh at No. 184ss 4 Nn ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF LAST W! ‘ay, betwoon Coder and Walker streets, containing & small amount of monoy, The ownor it, om applying at 115 Cedar stroct, ‘by describing eentents, and paying the cest of this advertisement. OUND, Broad) WARTS. SAA AAA AAA AAA AAA ANTE D—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ituation as Waiter, or to take care of to mako Rimoall nenerelty soful. from his last employer. A li ce, for J. W., will be attended W ailienics Gee ie good Washer and froner. The bent of city reference can be Riven Las 37 Thir- D ‘i 5 Please call teenth st, ft and Sixth arenes, » Washing and ironing, er to do chai ber work in a small private family Has no objections to go in the country. The best of city roference given. Pease oi ut 2th streot in the 9th avenue, second door from the corn to the right hand sidé. Can be seen for two day: WANTED—BY & RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ® situation as Laundre Would prefer Ironing alte- gether, Can give city re erence, Address 150 Cham! ANTED—A SITUATION IN THE CAPACITY OF Chambermaid, or to do general housework, by a young yoman of respectable qualifications for such omployment. Satiiateten references given Euquire No, 27 “Canal street, N. ¥, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW, VV with good reforence, a situation as Chambormaid and Seumstross, or to travel with any respectable family, She speaks English and Ger has been several times at sea. oe objection to go to California, Address M. » Herald 0 ANTE] Joung woman, ue ( Baker; could take chargo of , BY A Ri Washer and Ir ‘adairy; no oljection to go to the country; govd city reference given. May be soon at No, T Chrystie street, in reur, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A R oung woman, iu a private family. as C ; Would ‘have no objection to do 11 family; ECTABLE ambermaid he noral nb procure the boss of city re~ ‘lays, at No. IL Wuitohall ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO FORTE, in exchango for a Virginia Land Warrant for 140 acr: W whioh the holder may lorate at any time from the valuable | publio lands still remaining ir western Viesiuin, partioularly n t the Ohio river. In the rieh counties ni s lected, and no taxes payabl tate as soon ‘stonta issued by vill after tion. Address “Exchange,” No, 13 Lamartixe Plave, Waneoau Adare, ee abe 0. ‘amartixe Plave, ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT young woman, as Chambermaid or Nurse, No obj ticne to the country, or to t Best of reference. ‘To seen for two days at No. 5 Leroy atroot, noar Blocker st. W ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRC Young woman, as Cook; no objection to arsi ing and ironing. Tho bess of city roforence given. call at No. 73 Seventeenth #: ear Sixth avenue. ANTED—A FRENCH GIRL, WHO SPEAKS HBR language perfeotly, and ism good Sempstross and Dross maker. {sis desirable she should undorstend hair dressiug and clear starching; but the two lags aro not indiepensible, Apply,at 722 Broadway, between nino and twelve, or aftor four o'clock, P. M. NTED--A SITUATION, A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Child’s’ Nurse, and do plain Sewing. Would protor the country. Please call'at No, 27 Nineteoat street, betwron dth avenue and Broadway WASTED--BY A RESPECTABLE WO! AN, A SI- tuation as Wet Nurso; can ges the best of recommon- datéons if required; is a stout, healthy young woman. Has afresh breast of milk. Can be seen for swo days, at No, 38 Prince street, front room, firs: ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN LAD, FROM 16 TO 18 Yours, a# Porter, and to do light housswork. One who aks English and German will be preferred. Apply at No.6 rris streat, WANTED—BY A STEADY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITU- tion, in a small private family, as Cook, Washer, and Ircner, or to mind children. Has no objection to go to the Gountey. Address 655 Groonwich streot, “Can be aoen for two v4. WAxTED—A SITUATION, BY young woman! vate family, No objections #0 go country. Good city reference given. Has lived twolve months in her last place. Please call at 179 Laurens stovct, in the rear. ANTED. A RESPECTABLE ‘and Ironer, ii TENCED CLERK I ‘A WELL EX! A book stere. Good references required. Addross 2305, Post office. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | BOWERY THRATRE—TUBSDAX \VENIN( m5, 1849, will be formed an ie titled MIKE ater —Mike Mrs ‘Joka ‘arland; Barnaby Root, Mr. wuseg 2 Broadle; Jonny, Mrs. He analy de with the musical aty! in Macheath, Mr. Jas. Dunn; ase; ¥ilch, ey reef opos at 8A; oartain te ins et iG a 4 curtain to rise at oper Boxes, 25 canter Pit, 1254 sonta, ed Yanko, M “kaon by; Ku-ho-tan ‘Mons: Groed, Tehlaghe: Mite: A, Balan: lotta, Mme. Monplaisir; The ‘of the Genii, Mile. leste, Previous to whloh ‘will be pasfortned BRAVO, or the Inventor of P. leetor, Girolamo, Mr. Losterr ‘Gaspardo, "Mr Gallows Mrmteley Chelate Parents Set yciocd Hatch eeae ry Goa Satay cents. Family aad Third Ciroles, HANFRAU'S NATION. = pris AL by ge CHAIRAN [3 Boxes, 250; Pit i Boxes, $5; seats in Private Boxes, $1; Baloohy “ae 9 4 in Orchestra Boxes, 500. Doors HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, B. roomesiresta OPEN RV ERY EVENIN onise ni Present style whose the past th is most 001 glusive evidonoe of their Supertor ‘merit dad. attractiveness, ‘The Company consists of tem performers, under the direotion of KP. ty. Poors open at seven; Concert eommences at eight o'clock. {vernoon wurday, Tonblng at three a'elecks Pe eer ever? om Ses i Mery DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS—THE exhibition of Paintings, by artists of the above sohool, 10 pegelas will be open day (Sundays exoopted) frei aM. ‘until 10 o'clock. Peder at the pen eae over tl oft hs Church of Divine Unity, in Broadway, between Spring ‘ince streeta. Admittance 25 cents. ‘Season tickets, ptil Lith June, ive, 60 conte. Catalogues 123 conte, PP UE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 63 BROADWAY, dotween Spring and Prince arrests, aud the only on this country, consists of a great number of li Fi of Chinese of al 1 hundred Chin sels; Model Apartments f Page- das, Templos, and B i of ‘Chinese Manufae- turos, their Agricultural and Mechanical Implemonts, In- fusic, Lantorns, &e. &e, Open from 9 A. M. struments of till 10 P.M. daily. Admittance 26 cents; children under 12, half price. SPORTING, ARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE.—A PURSE OF $25 will be given, 0 come off on WEDNESDAY, Juno 6th, free for all trotting horses that never won over $30. Milo heats, best three in five, im hnrnoss, Canadian Squirrel will bo allowed to trot, Entries reon & Mad~ den’, on Tuesday, June Sth, 0 THE SPORTING PUBLIC,—FOR SALE, THE WELL known fast trotting Marca “Lady Sutton” and "U Bridge Girl.” They will both besold ut private s sequones of the death of their owner, in order to cloi conoeras of his eetate, Vor tora, aad furthor partioulars, apply to EZRA WHITE, 40 Bowory, New York. SPECIAL NOTICES, | areeewreererreeeeeenrrs | PNDEPENDENT POLICE.—WILLIAM STOKELRY most respectfully informs Banking Institutions, Insurance Companies, merchants and citizens gonerally, that he oan be seen at his office, No. 5 Nassau streot, where he has located himself for the Furpose of acting as Goners! Agont, to trans- Act business of & criminal or eivil character. He has corree- | pondence in every city in tho United States, the Canadas, | 4nd Europe; will travel ax an Agent, if roquirod. A Book of | Record is kept at his office, whore citiaons or strangors aro | requested tocall and record their losses by Robbery, False Protonces, Forgory, of Emborslomeny: free of charge. All business entrusted to his charge shall he fuithfully attonded. WILLIAM STOKELEY, No. 5 Nassau streot, up WEDNESDAY. THR 6TH: OF , in the evening, the Hungarians ‘¢ Motel. Their committeo will Iny before the society the drawing of a flag to be sont to the brave Hungarian nation, ‘A. HAZMAN, President, 8. Lupwicn, 8 NCIBNT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS.—A SPROIAL Meeting of the Grand Senate of the A. 0. o will held in the city of Philadelphia, in the Stato of Ponnsyl~ yania, at tho Grand Lodge room, Temperance H i ‘Third street, below Green street, in that city, on Monday, the 1ith day of Juno, IMY, at five o'clock in the afternoon.’ By order of the Grand Governor, EDWARD DAVENPORT, i, Seoretary ho Senate. jew York, May 31, 1849. AGYAR GYULES. property, and all ethers opposed to allowing tho Hudson River, or any other ‘oad Company, to lay # rail through Hudson yet, will weld in the large room of St. Luke’ Buildings, corner of Hudson and Grove strocts, on Tuosday evening, June Sth. By order of J. A. BLEEKER, Chairman, N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE OWMERS OF Property, and all others opposed to allowing the Hudson River, or any other Railrond Company, to lay a rail through Hudson street, will bo held in the large room of St, Luk orner of Hudson and Grove streets, on Tuesd Sth, at o'clock. By onder of J. A, BLEECKER, Chairman. MERICAN ART UNION.—THR ENGRAVINGS, areata, and Transactions for the yoar 1843, are now for distribution te members whose certifioat numbered below 10,001, and will delive: at tl Unton Rooms, N . 497 Broadway, upom the presentati corti ovoning, J ANTED.—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG GIRL, A3 Chambermaid and Seamstress, or childron's nurso and seamstross; is willing to make horaclf gonorally useful. Has ood city reference; lived in her last place nearly two years. Piease apply at 10754 Greenwich street SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID OR by a respectable young woman, whe can givo the bout of city reference, and has a perfect knowledge of her business, and ironer. Please com in the reat ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, ag Children’s Maid and Seamstress, or Chambeemaid. Tho best of city reference. Can be soon for two dave, at No. 628 West street, botweon Horatio and G VATION, BY A GOOD COOK, AND would be willing te avsist with the washing and iron- goed baker, and has no objection te go te the eoun— Tho best city reference can be given. Please apply 460 Bowery, botwoen th and 10th streets, up stairs, front room. @an be seen for two days, WA NTED—A YOUNG LabY 18 DESIROUS OF OB- taining a situation in a respectable family. She tho~ Toughly understands Drossmaking in all its brand nit all kinds of plain sewing. The best of referenoes givea. Address Mins M., at this office. WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOU situation asCook. Iva good washer and ironer. Kive good city or country roferonce. Please enquire a Ureenwich street, Can le son for two days V good plain C She Fth street, between Can be seen for t ce in the country. tion to go ® short dist W ANTED--BY A RESPROTADLE YOUNG WOMAN, with @ fresh breast of milk, (who has lost her own babs, } a bade to nurse a8 her own house, or has no objection to go as nurse ina respectaLle family, Pleaso apply at 1d Eleventh et, in the rear, N APOTHECARY WHO UNDERSTANDS THB BUSI- neas, and can give good proper testimonials, is wanted by J. W. Smith, Court street, corner of Montague place, srooklyn. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion a4 Dressmaker and taking care of childron, Under- wtands cutting. She has a good recommendation from her Tnst place. Address 48 ass Broadway. Cun be soon for two or three days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL tion a6 Chambertwaid, or as Plain Cook. tion to go to the country. Can bo seen for two di city reference given. Apply ab East ‘Twenty-ae first door from Lexi: UL AVODUOS 5, RESPECTABLE GIRL, FROM TEN TO ELEVEN years old (sn orphan), wants a situation to mind ohil- dron, und araistin the light duties of a family. Will bind for avorm Of years for her clothing wnd board, and, in addition, to be instructed in reading and writing, None other than ® cable Iady need spply. Address No. 243 Marshal Lore, E GIRL WISHES A SITUATION; IS k, and good Washer and Ironer; would ework of a small family, or would have jection to go a skort distance in the country. Can pro- Cuce the best of city reference. The advertiser can be som tor 1wo days, at No. 43 Market street. ENCY WANTED.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WIT give any senount of security, and why is very disoharge the duties of any ageney, is desiro oh ptation, either in the city or suburbs. Apply ev of Kipp & Brown, oorner of 26th strevt and 94 rANTED—A SI Good city rofer on the third floor, Has no o hjec= WANTS A SITUA- Has no objoo~ Bost of nth street, btwiniay t the o1 TORE WANTED IN DROADWAY.—A SMALL STORM is wanted in Broadway, between Barclay and Canal st, fancy article, or & part of one would bo rented hing to cconomiso expenses. Address T. R. B., ee ofapy one Tribine Offic GQ ITUATION WANTED—BY A STRONG, ACTIVE young woman, to do general honsowork, plain cookin, washing, Sndixoning, Dest of city reforence, Enquire at Oak street, No preference of town or country, TO BE LET. DAWA AAA AA ET—ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STATEN ISLAND, company of three or four geutlemen, or a email family, scominodated with board ina delightfully sitnated ding # fin ES can be honse, comm or partieulacs 10 LET-IN BROOKLYN, TWO GOOD THRER-STORY Houses, nearly new, with basement and sub-cellar, in excellent order, in Bridge street. between Johnaon and Til- ’ Inquire of Daniol Wright, 23 Johason atrect, ‘ween twelve and two o'clock; oref 8. Rt. Jonnson, Myrtle viow of the bay. street, New Yor! “ TLS 2KEN 70 LET, TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, Porc ished Rooms, with broakfast and tes, in » private viily, within four minutes walk of the Farry. Address Hoboken, N.J., oflice of this paper. ROCLAMATION—MAYOR’S OFFICE, MAY SI, 1319.— Whereas, it is mado hy law the duty of overy practis~ ing physician in the City of New York, to make » report yriuiny Mayor, the Board of Hoslth, or eithor of the Commissioners of Hoalth, of overy pationt he shall hay boring nnder any pestilential or it the thirty-frwt infectious disease, first day of May , in pu the Board of Henlth, with announce with ucouracy to the extent, the cholera, or obher malignant disoaso, is now pre- Falling in this olty, do horoby issuo this Proclamation, en- Joining, under tho strict ponalties of the law, on all_pliysi cians, koepers of boarding and lodging houses, the police and itizens, to make an immediate ropors in writing to the ‘the Board of Health, or eithor of the Commissioners Mayor's Office, City Hall, me and individual attacked with suoh dis- ty-four hours after he #h: oortain oF of the complaint, Witness my hand and BS. WOODHULL, Mayor. U ARE HEREBY REQUIRED int of Matthew Morgan against you, which was filed in the office of tho Clork of the Suprome Court, in the city » uty of New York, on tho twonty- fifth day of May, in the year oightoon hundreil and forty-nine, and toserve ® copy of your answer on u York, within twenty days nfter servic Glusive of the day of service, or tho plaintiff will take jad ment against you for the sum of twenty-cight hundred dol- Tara, with interest theroon from the fifth day of May, in the ear cighteon hundred snd forty-nine, Dated N Micy 25th, teas, BUTLER & EYARTS, Plaintiff's Attorneys. view te lo a ublio, whethor, and te what (Signed) 0 3. CHALERON.— to answer tho oompl f this summons, CLOTHING. WHOLE SUIT FOR $1.—A SUIT OF GRNTS Clothoe cleaned, dressed, and pressed, and the color re~ stored, for $1, Ladies’ Straw, Tuscar, Nesp-litian and Pa- melis Hats, cleaned or dyed to any pattern. mens to be soen. Carpets cleaned at 614 cents per yard. N. B.—Cloan- | ing an@ Dying in all its branches. T. SMITH, 70 and bei rh tea H thei to truth. hic en their yes to trn bap eres ee tree t° OTIS MADISON, NHR BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, R. MAIL | Steamuships, between New York and I 1, betwao Boston and Liverpool, calling at Halifux : mails and passongers, are intend America, om ith May. Hibernia, “ bd Caltotia, “ oth June, Niagara,” “ 7 Burp, “Lo, I Canbria, “ Shannon, mh America, larrison, «4th July. ‘Au experienced Surgeon on board. Freight will be charxed on specks beyond an smotnt for persoral expenses. All lat~ Sers'end papors must, pass throurh the Post Office. Pastase from New Fork ye Boston to Liverpool: Firat 6120; 1 . ight o o mecond do., $7¥, For freight or Mehdiesk PACKETS FOR HAVRE BCOND LINR— THR SHIP . D. Co » will t st of July. abasic ang HOVE & HIN Wall were TININIQUE—THE FRENCH For freight or passaze apply | TAYLOR & MERKIL HINCUEN OR ST. PIERRES, MA ship JACQUES, Capt. V or to BOYD HE F FRANCISCO.—THE FAST "i BARK, | MSEL, Capt. iehtaond, will positively sail next week, being full of freight. Can’ accommodate a few | more paseengerr, on immediate application to the captain, om | hoard, Pier 11, North Hiver, or to W.W, HOWLAND, Sonth street. Shippers will ploose sond their bills of lading on board for signature, immediately. E TY D—“‘Two Indion cua be accommodated in the saloon, with the captain's family. OR CALIFORNIA ViA CHAG KRIVAL AT Panamnof the Pacific Steame Information has beon roceived of the shove stenmors, from San Francisoo, thus opening » direet ‘with the Gold Rogions in about 3) day Tae B.S. M. Steamship Falcom will sail from thi frich ‘the Mails for the Pacific Steamers, on Thursday, BWeh, Persons desirous of securing & passag sd. te application, a8 the number to be taken is limite ee eee eations a ROBERTS, Ms Wost streat, NOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CUAGRES.—TN1E WELL known Steamship CRESCENT CITY, Stogdard, master, will leave for Chagres, direct, on Saturday, Ith Jung, avd Dolock, P.M., from Pier 2,.N. Ray arrriving in time for the Pacitio Mail Stoamor of July. The steamers California and on having arrived back at Panama, the way is now upom Driivect and rapid bl hmpge br with San Francisco. For freight or passage apply to hE OF vasange APY)” HOWARD & SON, 73 OOM TO LET, WITH STEAM POWER.—ONR GOOD, light Root, on the second stor; he buildings rear of sos. 70 aod 72 Bowery, te lot, with steam power. Apply at Kaynor's bookstore, 75 Bows MISCELLANKOUS, ABINEAU'S WARM BATH ving and Carlton House f baths at the. foot of Dest ntly been fitted up with new fixer: «juals nos only in comm mish of their decorations, a a country. ONDON AND DUBLIN BOTTLED STOUT FOR LN- lids and convalescants, strongly reoommondted by the wost eminent physicians here and in Europe, for ite exiraor- inary renovating and invigorating roporties, im and ‘orsale, in tus original pure state, and ia quantities to suit vee PLATO BRIDGE, 86 and 88 Fulton st., New York, U Nes BANK OF FIORIDA, AND SOUTHERN LIvB I id Trost Com funds tas aurance and Treat Company funda wantad by $3000 TO LOAN.—TO LOAN. ON IMPROVED CITY Mrcoperty, for a veri of years, nt seven por cons, BRIEN, 33 Wall strqos, ty, ‘thousand dollars. A BORGE TU Tithe ® Deyrtroot. rf BMOVING.—PRENCH MBCHANICAL LAMPS, FOR- morly 377 Broadway Uroadway, noar Canal st. echanieal ps of every patorn, Vessels, Suspensii STebes, Ubimnten, Sill: Wicks, Shades, Sperm OH eo. sonoma, Hrackots and Stands, . Beno svi Bisik WALNUT 4000 ¥ EBT, FoR SALB CHRAY, at Market rn ter stroet Fearne ee CUS, SILELDON & 00, JOR SAN FRANCISCO, TOUCHING AT VA) magnificent new and fast sailing N Vrineo de Joinville, having al and going on boatdy will’ hav James Adama, who bs thorou ARAISO, w York built the shi ommodafions for passengers are superb, the veose! having boon fitted up, withowd regard to expense, a4 8 Marscillor packet, A phyrioian and surgeon is provided by the thip, For balance of freight or ply on board, a¢ Pior 12, B. R., or to 8. W. Gi corner Beaver ssroet and Brondway, or to ISAAG T. SMITIT, JOR, CALIFORNIA, VIA VALPARATS BUS, J.C. do Vreis, master, having boon dotal the storm, will clear for San Franvisoo on Saturda) iA froight must besond on board, at Pier No.6 North River, im~ mediately, as none can be reocived after tho above dato, Kor . SUTTON, 8 treet; or JOHN BaBEN IS wan sireses hi for the Paei ani y m and Forwardin, Parag oe Zachrisaon, 3 Wall jor of Water street. K, JUNE 4, 149.—I PERL MYSELF YERY BW oT Ohirea'in gonseqionce of the troatma to land ® cargo of marble of destination, according to the ord ok ® berth at the foot of Clinton stroet. The ‘ard not boing willing to have mo land my the agont’s or~ c NELSON & CO., AGBNTS io United States Mail Steam= merchants, atreot, New dor, came there, | wade my police of the 7th ward came om board, on shore, in a violent and rougn manner, duty as mastor of the vessel. Beware, my country officials of the 7th ward, for the ronson that as you a jorsand uh langvage, dvantare willbe Uakan af yon; Witnese—Danuae. Waexe, i , in tha ‘morning, and return at oight in the ov N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE OWNERS OF 6 |] | of slender constitutions, and when diluted with water URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET—TURS- day evening, June Sth, will be or PROMISE-<Eboneser “Sudden, Briere ew. iene by hartor ir. Johnston; Mr, Hudson, Mr.’ Harall Mrs. Hughes; Matilda, Miss Chapman. Artes’ y SIAMES. 'WINS—C: ly Mr. Hamilton; Denali Mr Burtov; Marian, Miss Hill, PRCCADILLO—Mr. Jonadab Jinkin, Mr. Jobasvon; Rosanna Jinkin, Miss Chapman, Boxos, Dress Circle, éui Parquet, 60 coats; Family Cirelo, 25 cents. Doors open at 734; Curtain rises 4 before Bo’olock. C4sttE GARDEN—FRENCH & HEISER, PROPRIE~ TORS.—SUMMER FETES!—On MONDAY Bvoning, dune 11th, and each auocessiv: ing the Summee, Sundays. oxoepted, will be gi mental Promena or Summer Ball rious Cotilloi ill appear, under the dii Mr. Distin and his sons; the Germ: Gung'l’s Band; Mr. Richard Hoffman; Mert Stoo) Mule. Lovarney; Miss Moriatt O'Connor; M Tiekets 25 0 pon at 634; NAGEE rarer UM.—P. M, MA! Greenwood, jr., Assistant M endid performances—in the afternoon at 3 o'o) every evouing at 5 o'olock, One wook more of th Giant and Giantess, the largest persons in the world, Thog may be seen at all hours, Great Wester ‘ankoe Come~ dian, appears every afternoon and evening in ® new comio molange. Also engaged for another weok, White's ular and talented Ethiopian Minstrels, the best bai din the Jnited States. They appear as each éntortalament, Al engaged, Miss Barton, Miss Stanhope, Miss West, Messrs, Ghapman, Copland, Clark, and others.’ ‘The painting of the Freveh Rovoluti ry, Representations of the hours. Madame Rockw. ely consulted at all howrm ier 10 yours 121g oont: ASTLE GARDEN—THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING to give a series of Grand Promenade Concorts on the Fortune Teller, can be pi Admission 25 conts; children tists of talent and respectability, who’ wi = 0, to submit their propositions (in writing) to their re- Guin authorized acunts, Monsre, Cotkyn tnd “Martin 6 jarolay stroot, New York. FRENCH & HEISBR, nr een ne 0. OF O. F, GAZETTE OF THR UNION AND GOLD= on Rule—The publica'ion of the official paper of the Ordor will be made on Wodnosday (to-morrow) and will contain tho most elaborate and graphio account of the pro- cession, illustrated by a magnificent ongraving, reprosonting tho most brilliant parts of the cortege. Price ts. Th Gagotto and is published every Saturday, at $2 per an~ num, and should bo taken by all who have tho lost interes’ in the progress of the Order. Torius to $10; and ton copies for $15, in advance, CRAMPTON & CLARK, Publishe: A BEAUTIFUL TWO HORSE CARRIAGE, soiled, vost $100; can be boughs for $150; te be Horse fiazaar, No. 31 Crosby stroot; bamboo shi ing sents in perfeot ordor. Inquire of J. H. GATYRLD, proprictor. POR SALE—A PAIR OF HANDSOME BROWN HORSES, kind and sound, good style, free travellers, the property” of a private family lenving the city, the only reason fdr sell. | thom. For information inquire of William Cowan, | Mercor st, where the Horses can be scen. }OR SALE—A LIGHT WAGON, WITH TOP NBARLY now, made to order, in the b a3 e sold Cost price $185. iow, as the owner has no’use for it. of light Harnossof tho bess kind. Can be soen at Ne xthstrect, in the sfternvom. The whole will be sel ether or separate, ALFRED VARIAN, VOR SALE.—THREE FAST TROTTING HORSES AP Goshen, Orange county, six and seven yoars did; have deon raised and always owned in said county. Persons wish ing to purchase can leave New York at seven or eight o’eloek ing, by the New York and’ Erie Rallrond, footof Duane sk Lnquite @& jlroad Saloon, opposite the depot, Goshen. OR SALE OR TO LET, ON REASONABLE TERMS, brown-stone-front Houses, Ne particulars, inquire of 2 to 2o'oluck. $ lines of one block of said house, © PRINTERS.—A SECOND HAND LARGE IMPR- rial Washington Press, with rollers complete, all gens order; size of plattin, 8x42 inches, R. HOE & CO, treet. Mi bX BE SOLD FOR $75—A MOST BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH Bull Terrier, real breed, 12 months eld, y watohful, first rate for rats, mice, ke., damexcollent water dog. Ap. | ply at No. 86 4th avenue, from 7 to 9, AM. MEDICAL, | arr ennnnnnnns RUG STORE FOR SALE, VERY LOW, FOR CASH, Reatly Stted up, well located for a young Physicisa.— ¢ arther particulars, enq t 43 Christi JF 20M THE BOSTON CuRONOTY?E, Consumption isthe great curso of our tudes. It is tho blight of domestie folicity, or ofbeauty. It robs.the cheek o} ealthful bloom, mind of its serenity, and the eye ol its brilliancy. the form, dims the intellect, and plungos its victim into em early grave. Tho young and the old, the serious and 4 say, the city belle, the country lass, are alike ite prey a ite victims. Blessingson the man, then, whose genius and carch furnished us weapons ‘to bi Dwellor of the Threshold!" Hi gratitude of ages; ho shall have o 3 One of the most important dive of modorn soien for the cure of pulmonary affections, is the Balsam of Wil Cherry, and tho crodit of its discovery is duo to r ed Dr. Wistar. ‘This valuable compound bas restoros sande efsufferers to health. It is expectorant, tonio, and mulcent, and is eaid to bea purely vegetable preparation.— Under its magic influence, the moat obstinate coughs, colda. and Lronchitul irritations disappear. We have used ‘it, and can recommend it, particularly st this season, when the Erea¥ cause of disease, east winds. are 4 prevalen| me renuine, unless signed I. IXUTTS on the wrapper For sale, wholesalo and retail, by Messrs. A Sands, 100 Futon street, corner Willinm; 273 Brondwa} vihg Building, corner of Chambors atroct; Haviland, Keene & Co., 80 Maiden lane, and by the druggists generally throughout the United States and Canada, HOLERA! CHOLERA !—BARTINE'S LOTION 19 A proventive, and wlmosta certain oure. Ibis and highly recommended by the Medical Faoulty. Qf Dyvontery anil con plaints of tho howols it is No farily should be us a bottle of Barti For sale at the Depot, nee te its the applause and ast. rally. R. EDITOR—PERMIT MB TO CALL THR ATTBN- n of the publio again, to the valuable Cholera medi< dine, recommended in the Sun, of Friday last. From ry per~ ronal knowledge of the veracity and high character of the tleman who brought itom from the South, and also from itnoasing its efheiency in arresting incipient attacks of eho~ ra lire, feel oonfident in urging upon all tho necessity of urings bottle and having it J hand. Isis iilly prepared and for sale at the “Family Deag Seoro,"* J rest, corner Madison. JOHN BELLAMY. Yours respectfully, ce —THE FIRS? ATTACK IS IN FORM OP K Blackberry dysentery; in this stage, Mra. Kole i Every porson will stop ty, dial ts warranted to check it in two hours. should keep it by them. Two or threo dos Price (# cents per bottle, ab 6744 Madison stroe’, and 0 Fulton street. T LE children been saved by using Dr. 3. t1 ero aro thousands of child: Dad sores and humors—others are puny and wi unless will make effeminate mon and do not die, which is highly probable. Dr. Towasend’s Sarsapa~ villa will rectify this, It ix peculiarly adapted so ohildrem se that are now delightful beverage, and children love it dearly. 1s yent and cnre the Diarthon, Dysentary, and Choloi Wo trust there inno father or mother who is 90 pen’ inhuman as to deprive their children, for s doll valuable remedy, which will cortainly restore th r Saved. Very few families indoe: ot heard of one that used Dr. Townsond’s Sarsaparilia in timo, lost any children the past summer, while those that ened and died. Tho cor biish below instance he lives of children. YRTLBAVAYUE, BROOKLYN, Soptambor 15, 184, | Dn. Townsent—Dear Sir—I had two children cured by your Sarsaparilia of the summor complains and one was Lfteon mont 4d the other th y much reduced, and we expected they thoy were givon up by two Fespectable physicians. WI Doctor informed us that we muat el we resolve Sarsaparill dence init, there being so much val ‘thless, and we are very thankful that ic Taudouttealy saved’ tho lives of both. waite bikers any bo Induced to use it. Yours, respeot JOUN WILSON, Sm, ite saving t dysontery; arene we _Principle office, 126 Fulton streot, -A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FREE | of cost, at 261 Broadway, corner of Warrom stroet, de= | scribing Doctor Pow anocess! of the affections of those sensitive and delicate organs, Impertod, a largo supply ful Arti published, a popular Tr Eye, tira. i801 and enlarged, price 60 by Ls ia is TAMES W. POWELL, M.B. RK. ELLIOTT, OCULEST, 635 BROADWAY, INFORMB is frionda and patients, that, during the cuneate months, his office hours will be from 10% to fd o'clock, Mew days, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Dr. ®. will attoud te or 3 o’olook ow the above days. an neval, R. 'T, BURMAN, CHESTNUT STREBT, PHILA DEL= Phia, to Dr. L, ‘Mortamoro, 195 Willjam street N. ¥— lion a all + which, with the exception of two intamperate ones, it Sepecdy owre. Yours hoi. T 1. Dr. IM ie in from oF PM, Dear Sir——I have used your Compound Mixture, f disonses, in my practice, in more than 300 cases, i s BAM vice arati (Sundays oxoepied.) Adee A eA WORM m KR FOR DIARRUGA.—WELLS, MILLER & S hd \ Mag pa to call the attenti of publie, to Ext for win tain cure of Blackberry, Donstant calls for their Jollie# and Jame for modicinal purposes, has caused thom te pre= va pound, which is far more whelesome aud appro— pare this © fesnature.” To tho Bluckborry is aadod cloven pow~ Priatsogotablo astringonta, which sco soothing and janosea®, fa theireffoots, Tt may bead rod in all casos, of how= ever long sanding, severe, 0 without fear of injury, and when ail other modi re to ‘anufncture, unless bearing ont Pacing doh, jabol, with the fac simile of our signa Ture Sola by the principal Droggiats and Grooors through ~ but this oity, United States and Canadas RALPH, AUTHOR OF THR “PRACTICAL PRI- Ty Rig ~ boson eee 3 ae i indays excepted. )-—Those be . he ‘at tho rapidity an@ ry ir cure. Lt is ehuelly, nd ace [ren 8, cones gen otal | pro| eta te: services, In si a Tea aren, or tnatpients *o ie, more advanced tad aieronsng tages, (from uncommon advan floes) o ‘can afford ‘a rapid, onsy and radical ouro, eo hae unds for stating, 088 ‘be ebsained from no ol soures in America. OCTOR G REGORY ¢ ever, those who hav N BR CONSUL idence, 67% Madicon street, » fe evenings, il discovernd istel!n) Will cure & certain onses in 43 hours if administered at the proper time, aud ® porfoot cure will bo quareated.