The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1849, Page 3

Buancuszs or tux State Banz—State op Onto. and notes discounted. + + $6,000,720 85 : . sees 2.857.776 42 625.016 00 383.408 25, 455,779 85 192.286 80 125.716 76 ‘174 286 66 114 605,082 69 94,153,188 10 7,227.342 00 303.836 42 2,207,555 62 94'300 64 20,298 45 of te tax during la last #ix months Individed profite or surplus fund. . lls payable and time Arete » eeee vidends unpaid. . ther Mabilities see e+ + $14,605,082 69 ‘The forty‘ Branches of the State Bank,’ are as fol- wa :—Athens Branch. Athens; Akron Branch; Bel- ont Branch, Bridgeport; Chillicothe Branch; Com- ereial Branch. Cleveland; Commercial Branch, Tolo- ; Dayton Branch; Delaware County Braneb, Dela- ; Exchange Branch, Columbus; Farmers’ Branch, shtabula; Farmers’ Braneh, Mansfield; Farmers’ ch, Ripley; Farmers’ Branch, Salem; Franklin ch, Cincinnati; Franklin Branch, Columbus; juernsey Branch, Washington; Harrison County eh, Cadiz; Hocking Valley Branch, Lancaster; Merson Branch, Steubenville; Knox County Branch, ount‘Vernon; Licking County Branch, Newark; Le- in Branch, Elyria; Mad River Valley Branch, Spring- ld; Marietta Branch; Mechanics’ and Traders’ eh, Cincinnati; Merchants’ Branch, Cleveland; Jami County Branch. Troy; Mt. Pleasant Branch, t. Pleasant; Muskingum Branch, Zanesville; Nor- ik Branch; Piqua Branch; Portage County Branch, lavenna; Portsmouth Branch, Portsmouth; Preble unty Branch, Eaton; Ross County Branvh, Chilli- he; Summit County Branch, Cuyahoga Falls; To- do Branch, Toledo; Union Branch, Massillon; Wayne up‘iy Branch, Wooster; and Xenia Branch, Xenia, ‘The five old banks, viz., the Bank of Cirolevill iutom Bank of Columbus, Lafayette Bank of Cinein- ti, Bank of Massillon,and Obio Life and Trust Com- DY report as annexed :— Oxp Banxs, State or Ono. otes ‘and bills discounted. pital stock paid in irculation . Total liabilities. .... 1.6... 46404 + «$5,218,010 64 ‘The aggregates of the leading departments of these titutions, of each class, compared with those of pre- ious years, are as annexed : Banxs oy tHe State or Ono. 166,218 4,757,808 Independent of these items. there were, according to the last returns, Safety Fund stock and Safety Fund at redit of Bard of Control, $1.034 665; State tax during jast six monthe, $25,689; undivided profits or surplus nd. $503,734; billspayable and time drafts, $346,281; vidends unpaid; $216 419; other Mabilities, $607,720. Since May last, there bas been an increase in the ine of discounts of $2 267,108; in specie, $344 901; and deorease in deposits of $437,575. Within the same riod there has been an increase in the capital stook of ese institutions, ef $700.567. The increase of capital small compared with the increase in the line of dis- ounta, the loans being, according to the latest returns, ore than double the amount of capital. The propor- jon of specie on hand to bille in circulation, remains ithout any material alteration. We do not sco as hese institutions have strengthened themselves at all uring the past year. Since February, 1846, the movements in all the jeading departments have more than doubled, and the yxpansion gathers strength asit goeson. While an inflation has been going on in the line of discounts, irowlation, specie, and deposits, the capital paid in has been reduced. The system upon which the bank- Ing movement in Ohio is established, is by no means e sound one, and its existence depends entirely upon each institution being kept within proper bounds. We Hind, in this State, it is impossible to prevent explo- sion under a system much sounder than that ef Ohio lowever safe a system may be. if moderately expanded, it by no means follows that it will bear any amount of tension; and the most perfect system ever invented ‘will, if mot judiciously managed, prove nothing but » ‘bubble. When the safety fund system of this State was.adopted, it was considered, by the most experi- enced financiers of the age, the most perfect one ever established. Ite operation, for many years, gave unl- versal ratisfaction, and institutions formed under its (provisions enjoyed the highest credit. and their paper desues were considered as safe as the gold itevlf. This imprersion continued until 60 many of the banks failed that the fund formed for the liquidation of their lla- Dilities proved insufficient for that purpose. and the public began to investigate the affairs of all these in- stitutions more thoroughly than ever before. The erult of this examination was fatal to the system; and canothor, more general in its character, more simple in its provisions, more certain in its security, and unlim- ited in its application, became the favorite, and must ultimately become univertul in {ts operation. The free Davking law of this State was the first system of the kind ever established in this country. It bas now been in existence about eloven years, and the public have been Dettor protected by it than by any other. The Legis- ature of Oblo, a few years axe adopted a banking system scmewhat similar to the frew bauking system of sthis State, aud, with o exceptions all the banks of that State have been established under that system. ‘TPheapnexed statement exhibits the amouat of in- surance on property recently destroyed by fire in 8t Louis, end the ability of each company to meet its lis- Dilities, Itis derived from an officer of one of the St. Louis companies. This includes only the local com- panies, and those having agencies In that olty:— Amount or Insurance, pan Citizens — nee Company $260,000—will pay 60 « the dolls Bt Lowa inva Company $210,000—will pay 50 a te onthe cellar. on ion Tnrurance! Company $200,000—will pay 60 cents on the dollar. "yleating Dock Inrurance Company $80,000—will pay wap and clore business Perpetual Inturanee Company $60,000—will pay Up. Home Mutual Insurance Company $80,000—will Insuranee Company $25:000—will pay up. vigencies. Columbus (Obio) Insurance Company $110,000—will Per otcetion and Mtns, Hartford. $226,000—will pay Hartord Fire Insurance Company $50,000—will vup. it pay Trennesnse Insurance Company $12,000—will pay up. ‘Three Louisville insurance eumpantes, $160,000—will PY sagton Insurance Company, Kentucky, $16,000— ‘ up. ha sir Insurance Company, Philadelphia, $250,000 —will pay up. “Total amount of insuran ee local compa It fs eattmated ‘thas there ie an insurance of about +$600,000 in offices.in Eastern eitios, that had no agon- <oiea In Bt. Louis. The aggregute amount of insurance will not fall ter short of two-and-a-half millions of dol- tare, moat of which will be paid, ‘The Chesapeake and Obio Canal will, without doubt, Yhe opemed, orat all events. completed. im pursuance cof the-comtract made with the company in Octobor next. Om the opening of the portion near Cumber- dand, now tm active construction. the line of naviga- tion willee complete frum Washington and Geerge town teGumberland, » distance of 134g miles.” The aanaland looks are of ample dimensions, with «lx foot 200 soma burden At Goorgetown ® branch canal, + evosaing the Potomac by & maguiticent aqueduct, ex- depth of water, adapted to the transmixsion of bowts of branch comnects it with the Navy Yard im Washing- tom. At Cumberiand. there are already twe railroads leading from the termination of the canal tothe mines end irom works in the coal region. Extensive prepare- tions have been made for the working of several of the mines belonging te distinct companies of propricters, 7 = Bthe tee stot. goeeeree » Ba do 130 NYork & NHavea Long leland RE $1400 8 6s, ’68, cou iD BOARD. Canton U é, 2000 Erie Jou} 20 Erie RR, now, ruff 64} ‘25 oh M i ry oH eo ‘Soh, 160 Kending Ri Soy 100 Keading RR bro K abeut #3 in bank wih r six months’ imserest on pons ted Sates stuck, ‘wT, The mai ‘aent of the coups Any person finding the same, by raturnicg it to Merchant’ xchaugs, oF to this oitce Nfleato ait the money in the pocket ad arked. CHakies BowRAL! No. 86 Merchanty @ owner, shall be eu ae questions NE DOLLAR REWAR on the Sth May, $3 = the Bower same to No, 65 reward. Liiva SUNDAE EVENING, THE 3D INSTANT, § classes, Breast Pi tach to a blue ribbon, we Mie Cron the back’ The fder wil erally dy leaving it at $90 Houston, or 110 Berea Q -JACOB QuNRAD Lost, & Bank Book, No. 81,625, "bavings Bank.” Any one recnrn lulberry street, will receive the Lora, OPAL BREASTPIN, IN BROADWaY—A suitable reward will be given, by returning it to No. 415 Fourth street, or at 513 Broadway. | SPURTING. Nanpaaannaennanan ON COURSE, L. Pach tease a ita] 12, will come off Ux NI Purse of $230—$30 John Moardle m. Lady Suffol a in the day the above race the rotting mare Lady Sutton, will positively be sola a onpputte yuction on the Course, M.D. GREENE, Proprietor. ‘ARLEM PARK—TROTTING—WILL COME OFF THIS Ro at 30! Pe? YY — for One Hundred Dollars, 0 bar: a Match for{$200 will come atom iiaday, the 7th instant. 'C. Brook nanos be g. Game W 48380—4 character and ANTED-A young woman sauiraces he thoroughly: understands branches. lat npere st wae res! W to Cock, ANTED—BY a situati and to do plai good wi RKELPER—ONE WHO PERFECTLY .. references for peon street, Sa ‘sre from her last bouse beepers need = Ww ANTS A TP aston, AS GARDENER, | A SEARY, ides in. Brooke months, He could 3 ailorded “ wife, as addressed C. iard ee) Sreanon BY A YOUNG WOMAN, wean s ass A; ove warher and irot er, and bas good city references. Can be seen for two dayr, at No.2 avenue B, 1st floor, must have the best of Address J. A., Box 2,403, Post office. SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE jurse in a private of olty refer~ ne boarding 1 be RT industrio Pay page ere nee! nap pagnennmatan BS B Maree ws 2B THEATRS.--W EDNESDAY Ly pied Fepeated the grand equestrian dra an ware N—Mike Ee eee AND uta: Moore; i Giover, ‘staford? it. Brown uldeon; Walcot. To eonclude with of the DOUBLE B BEDDED ROOM—Josey, J: ‘es ReaD way fw Rin, Cet be produ ed States, was ball fitted rOLETTA rt wie f Mens. Monplatsiz, S| Rc, Sion, Mitac EB A. MARSHALL, PuO- Blake, eae forteDth we tise in se alta Lah ttt BELL Yea Mons. hel Kacho-kan, tits, A. Previous to wh f tin BADER bid VO; of, POR I! a oa —Hee Vache; Girolamo, Mr. Lester; Remini, Mrs, vrovs; Giaaina, wre atts. al Ms Danses, tine ‘eatimvaials from hig ‘where be. has lived yea atuation whare | Zine ber TEKIES 4: Chanfrau; Mowe, eg ES Charles a pirate dest original and well organised 1542; the oldest he 'deet to Darmnoniae eg RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | present ‘style mall Seocess 1b eRe sity, 1 family, te willing to goin the country: is, 8 Ww dressing, and sho is capal oour wage to yor short ANTED—BY A FRENCH WOMAN, A SITUATION ‘as Seamstress; she wi dressmaki ja e6; stance in the country. Apply atl Oliver strect. ANTED—A GOOD PLAl American woman, house, Apply at 24 Barclay Stheste oor An TASION three o'clock, F. ing Bearivx ge titled FHWEE YE XEaRs ArteR. ora Vy VEL. TO aie wre ERIRS OF y RAUSNATION AL THEATRE, CHATHAM st ‘scted the interesting ieee pea be TEH Ba D--Grandfathor yy, Pardoy; Mr. Driver, Her~ M Iter pha HALL, No.«raB BROADWA’ Ay, DURING TAR WEEK. er the and kno col, Bo WREN OPEN EVERY BVENING nd ls nd notic ‘Shufsry's MINSTRELS | 5 eavebtlshed melodi of the Ethiopian Entertainment duchag the past three year, Is Masel cone their superior merit Conalste of ten porformers, under the sty. Doors open at sever ae} Concert every tractivencss. jreotion Saturday, com- of ring lessons of ber own has no objeation to go a ung 1 T eum will be opened ‘and gentlemen of ack will please om ¢ im un COOK; A GERMAN OR used to x boarding- HEATRICAL NOTICE. — THE eee we ATHR- ener St. ‘Polar 's Place. ANTED—BYA RESPBCTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL ‘a situation to take care of children, and do plain sew- The most satisfactory references can be given, Baquire ig ua aritte Ww for Anne, nt 15 Hudson street, corner of Reade aPrince ret thet igen ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, WAO terved, for ® gromt many in in tings, ittance 25 cents. , inalusive, 60 centa Catalogues 1236 cents from Il HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINK ARTS—Tiie if ik by artiste of the above Co] 7 {Sundays excepted) t the large room over tl i | be Church on bite Unity. in Broadway, besween Spring Seanon ti oars, as Bar and keeper in Germany, France, and England, a situation int spate gach of ata aveteong reframe oi Me | dia ony ven. Enquire a am streaks Bosarity or his honesty 7 wtvom | of Chinese of if al clasven ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, as Chambermaid and Waiter, and 40 aga'st in wasting and ironing, Can be seon for two days. Please call at No. 17 Barrow street, third floor, ir Agrieultural of Music, Se: ANTED—BY A situation to tri with fine washing. an and ase plain sewin; on for two days. at Nov iy es, and Bri a 7 nd Bridges; nterna, ke. ke, daily. A ml cease 25 conta Children under” 12, HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 5% gevanwar, | between Spring and Princo streets, and the onl. consists of a great number of life size igure several hundred Chinese Paintings; ores and Veusels; M imena of Chinese Manu “ya. Implemen of Pay a I rom 9 STREET. URTON'S THEATRE, CHA CHAMBERS W neaday eve June rill be played the comedietts of @ WINDMILL—The Marquis, Beatin Sampaon, Joba sto rter, Rea; Marchioness, ry Marian ‘The popular satire, he 2 x or SOCTA LIS font orton, Mr. Fourier Grisley, Brow Ly this fo hingten Suny the, Mort ing” Cures 3 han SIAMESE Twine Bamilton; Simon Slow, ASI LE GARDEN — FRE: - TOKS.—SU#®MER rRURS ‘0 Rae as tee une 11th, and each successive wed b; Which visiters will have th ys Cotill ke tear st a Mr. Richard Hoffma: Mile ioetane Miss Moriatt O'Counor; M: or. eta. Doors open at 634; Concert to aommence at 8. ICAN MUSEUM.—P, T. BARNW And Proprietor; J. Greonweod, jr., Asi | Splendid performances—in the afternoon every evening at 5 o'slock, One week mot Giant and Giantess, the largoxst persons in may be seen at al) hours, Great afternoon and dinage, Also engaged for talented Ethiopian Minstrala, thet fed States, They tise ab en Mies Barton, Misa Stanhope, Mise Woeb, Movers, Rand others.’ The painting of the Madame Rook well, sulted at all hours, dian, appears ever: comic Ale ASTLE GA RDEN-THE SUBSCRIDERS, INTEN Din to give a serice of Grand Promonude Concerts o game maguiticent scale and plan as that adopted by the Py | brated Julies and Murard in Paris and Loudon, request me sical artists of talont and respectability, who’ wish te their propositions (in writing) | to their or ts Mossrs. Corbyn Martini, RRRCH . HETABE. | YOUNG P PROTESTANT. WOMAN, A 1 with in Canatly > pr ae Obamsbersesisy roning: or to take care of children Beat oity ‘May be th avenue. Avetion x Norice Furniture. ANTED—BY A small fa going in the country, ullivan Street. ood references, a titui mily or to an old con} 11 Spruoe street. Pinuo Fortes, Tae 0, Ci tecond hand ; | jan vacommonly y. RESPECTABLE PERSON, WITH jen a8 Housekeeper, either to a ple; would have no sbjection te Vook and Washer. Apply at 53 oras fort reovived. Also, for ANTED—A SIT Youbg woman, in Waitress, or Chambermai objection to do the hou the beat of elty referen at No, 11 Whitehall street, socon: VATION BY A RESPECTABLE | )iquers, last of 1 a private family, os Chambermald and d and Plain Sewing, would hav rework of a smal! family; can ce ae tocapability. Please te Inquire floor, front room, 3 WAS fon shore ai ‘These with good referer street, between 9and 19 0’ ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASWER AND IRONER, ne in the country for the summer. nay apply at No, 15 Kaet ith wip ek, ANTED — SITUATIO. ‘young Women, one as Cook, Washer, and Ironer; the gther as Chambermaid or Waitr They can produce the be: No, objectio capability. De seen for two di of 11th street, if ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG. WOMAN, ‘as Chambermaid of a small family. Hi Good references given. BY TWO RESPECTABLE Foilet, Wi in ® private family. to character and country. i corner Y ae mp nd Channirs, Hane Disher, Tumblers, by Muntel Ornamonts, Toilet Also, plowed Mulberry Di terns. NB. ‘and fine washing, os co do the cooking jas lived four yvars in her last place. Inquire at 231 Canal street, ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO Lat sa otlotasety No ebjection to gos short distance in the seen for two days by applying at 197 Heater salo will be adjourned for and fourteen most val wt acoount of whom it alf pipe (ognac Brandy, 18 de Jars, Sweetment do., Bird Boxes. package. ay, at 1034 o'clock, ‘ounting House Dw: fo. apl ‘aluable invo ble stook from a Sst oless hotel. THOS. BELL, Auotiones r others, consi Ore, A Ware; inner half an hour. nts, city deale ing of flowered fn avd Toilet Ware, of all kind fn dipt cc. Ware, Jugs, Tea Seti Htwors and” Basins * muffins, covered Dia 0, of choice pa —Catalogues are now ready. Acollation will be provided for purchasers at 1 o'clock, at which hour the en SAL BY AUCTION, | —TARGR SALE OF. var ABLE Chait or Laundres: maid. Can give te OMER MORGAN, Pianoforte, Pier at No. 250 Blecoker stre will be sold at aucrioi Chichen, 8. Bertine names g. m. Mary Moore. W. FONNER, QTHE SPORTING PUBLIG.-FOR SALE, THE own fast ap erotting, Mares Sutton bridge Girl.” They will both Coat ff Private sequence of the anata. of Eneit own lose, ‘estate. ‘or a mA WHITE, @ Bowery, ew ‘York. 1.0.07 0.F, 0. OF —NEW YORK, JUNE 5, ino « “nesting of the members of Oriental Ledge, Ne, iis, tere sel convened at the Apollo Hall, ti lay, P.G. J hn B. Downing was called to the chair, aud P. G. dward Haler appointeo secre! ry, when the following resolution was unnaimously adopted b to ul the ceremonies particularly for the sumptuous entertainment for us after the parade on Monday. Alt te to attend the ball at Ci a al) P. G. Lowis Fouch- “individually and culleo- r heartfelt thanks for their unremitting during our sojourn in their far distant whon we may have ting the man; i jamuel Bi 22, for decorating our banner, we ieturs our sincere thanks; and to the members, individually and colleetively Resolved—That the foregoing resolutions be published in the Daily Herald. P. G. JOHN H. DOWNING, Chairman. F nuuND HiLeR, Secretary. alf of Oriental Lodge, Ko. US, I. 0. of 0. F. of Phila jelpbia, I we ¥.--THE R.W, GRAND. LODGE OF THESTATE . bs York will hold s Special Degree Session, this ate, at eight o’elock, at the Grand Lodgs Kooms, No. 306 srening ot ot proventatives ere requested co Be punctual. By order, WH. PRALL, Grand Secretary, EBANON ENCAMPMENT, NO. 19, I. 0. O. F. veep! HOTELS, ‘Se. nd the publiv te ghot the abeve Bouse ian adeta, Pi tn gra Y {inoral petronage thashe hae received from them during tke eight years that he has kept the aboy» howe, and trem the’ nothing shall be wanting, on hls par to m continuance of their patronage, hitherto so liberally tee stowed, OaRD DOWN TOWN.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with beard and furnished rooms, at No, 102 Liberty street. ERMAN FOARDING HOUSE—A PEW SELECT | gentlemen, with their wives, or single gentlemen, can be fornfhed with excellent necommodavion ‘and board av 38 Kore street, op reasonable terms. G. F. EN DRIS. | i URNISHED APARTMENTS IN IRVING PLACE.—A& of elegantly furnished apartms the f consisting of ® front aleo, s front parlor and ae ‘be let ft to censlons red. Apply ai tlor, bedroom, and room on the second hg with Brgatant ing Pi MISCELLANBOGS. F) ROCLAMATIO |—MA¥ OR’ OFFICE, MAY Si, 1549.— w the duty of evory praevis- yw York, to make a report in | “ayy ot ree \d now, therefore, rey i reat ta lew Hilo, wheth lignant diavase, a no Proclamatis ° t y: Mayor avant sity, ie the Board of Health, with e with accuracy to ‘ie cholera, of other mal 08, Cley Stall thet vidual attecked with any dis- four hours after he shall Zecortain oF Of the i aan Witness my hand ond Slot di y of Ma; ry 18a Set ay x ALEB 8. WOODUULL, Mayer. ENARING WILL CALL TO-DAY AT MR. | ) fice at the usual time, he will confer a favor ud hear something to his advan:age. seal thie 3 Si ANTED—A COLORED COACHMAN, WHO CAN ‘come well recommended, and who thoroughly under- stands his business. Apply to EB. street, prising & the assignee. Also a Piano ood assortment; has boen in ui a in perfeot order, AUCTIONEER. 8, ® 0,—By oF forte and Stoo of the assign "Thuteday, June, FURNITURE, order of Oil Pali ttags, &e. W. Stoughton, No. 72 Wall WwW ANTED—BY A RESP! gan be given from her last + Furnishing ‘Artiol (Tivreday, June 7.) at 1 will be sold stock of bandsome muhog plote assortment of Parlor CTABLE PROTESTANT nderatands Dress making. fine Calias on for two days, if not suited. short dintan ence. ‘A SITUATION «3D Seamstress and Nerve,” Hes se smeoueo one in the country. Hi Please call at 256 Mott streot, niture, together wit tal house furnishi iat Ro objection vo go | Catalogues now r for 0S o'clock, at No. peromptorily for cash, to pay advai furniture, comprising amber and’ Dining Room Fur- * varioty of useful aad oraamen- A wood Pianoforte. rch W. BROWN, pee FURNITURE, HOUSE woz of city refer ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS €Pambermaid or Laundr dias no objection to beat city reference given, Apply at 70 and waiting. ar to do obamberwork ‘Ash, andirun. The jayard street, for twe ANTED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation te do given trom her last pl street, between Hube store. eneral housewor ‘k in w private fa fi; beta Be Hs ference it of city reference y be seen at 415 Groonwich a mre ght, in thread and nosale House, Furnit oti BLE YOUNG WOMAN, Pe ke take charge of children, of to do cham: rdrobes, Bureau Pier Ta way no objection t@ goa short dis- Di nf, an other Table at ‘Can be seen for two days. Apply at ‘sche Looking Glasses wi firat floor, up stairs. Ko 7 Fey, eye ANTED—A FOREMAN TO TAKE CHARGE oF | {cckyand wan weed, pertie Ht a ‘Napk Bread and Cakes. Noi @ sober man and good Crockery, Glass, ke. Also, an i Yorkman eed apply, at 226 rneur street. Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will 0: ANTED-BY ‘young wom: de plain sewing in willing and cenmfortable in country tween faterasa fe Roding TAREE PROTESTANY dren's Maid. will be found most aut is eh her objood ae, no objestion to any part to call at 133 Mow Street, ber Kbine Winer. wh ‘The Wines will be sold on ALTER OREBNOUG! re Wedaerdny, June tilthe whole = DUMONT, SUT ON TE, BUNK) $0, nbune 100 bettlea of very shotoe ola Madeira, Shi onus ope wal Tuesda; AUCTIONE RR: —PEREMP- ze assortment of re on, N.B.— Sune ia, at la o’oleck, at the Mansion House. No other wines admitted. Pk d. Will be heard of for a week. ANTED—BY A ‘a situation as Cook. ework in @ private family. at No. 98 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Ie s good washer and uenees and Le seen Carriages, He mencing at 120 eee ats Thompson street, front ‘Fo a What sing tenor leo to 1 ANTED—BY A GOOD TENOR SINGER, A SITUA. rin weer church. Would be willis ranklin, Herald office. improvements in Dag ANTED—BY A tion as Seamstress, or Children’s Maid ed | fection ¥o travel with a lady. | 243 William hi: H. B.,” Ofte ced Bookkeeper is desirous of emplo king up hacer y peving the of RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- Basins obi « be seem for two dayr, at ler, ko, thie youn WGA’ DAG RAEOTY ‘PES. FTER ALL THE MANY “CLAIMED, ety RW REAL urrreoty per. pee EW YORK MORSE BAZAAR, a CROSBY STREET.-- i Auction sale of Horses, raat th June 6th, com- b, Proprie ¢ Walah'e—and ef) of getting bi are palo blue—and all St Were. Waskingion Place, or 123 4th BUSINESS ME aud 207 Bro RADY'S GALLERY OP DAGUERREOTYPES, NO. 205 Way, corner of Fulton street, tl or taking chi of » set of not employ ano bookkee; reference giv of this paper. ERREAN MATERIAL: '$—PLATE, STAR BRAND, warranted equal to ler tubes, all izes, Ko. Ko. baal te Rai totem PROTESTANT m 04 Waiver, oF 40 take care of & ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN LAD, FROM 16 TO 18 Riveren, Capt Heres, 8 Porter, and to do light housework. One who | fiivernia, tone, friaaa will be preforrea. Apply at Ne Grcmae sm Senta, Gaudenit “ Leiteh, Pisgare, a Bie “ Shatnen, Chambermafa,. The best ot ety caren two dav sevoort at No. 628 West street, between Horatio and Gaa- teen for syerienced Surkecn cine ana with a fromh Breast of milk, (who has lost herown babar 4 bate to nurse ater own ‘hou New second do., $70. For freight o SHIPPING. waren HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, ‘Steamships, between New York and Liverpool, between Boston and Liverpool, calling at Balitax te and and rooeive are intended to rail us follows om hom rd thre Arey R. Mall a7, 16m May. i 7th omy 4th Ju aight will be ch rsonal expenses. ng tke it All let Pas ACKETS POR HAV: Baltimore, R. D, —SRCOND L' iit wail on hi BL UINCKEN, HS Wall ettoos, ‘oP has no objection $0 go as family. Please apply at 19 Kleventh Fo whip JACQUES. C ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young Woman. as lent baker; no objection to go to the countr: it Can be soen wt No.9 Beaver Cty beck evom, t joor. Tence third ANTED—BY A tra | Speake Dagilsh and German; has boon No objection to go to California. office. Cook. Washor and Troner; i an exon Es, MARTININIQUE THE F' Vue. Kort reighe or paseare wooly cH or to BOYD & HINCHEN, 63 Wail st. FORTY-FOUR VALUABLE und and Water Rights, on Fifty-first, Fifty- d Fifty-rbird streets, Kleventh and Twelfth ave~ | the Water Right extending to the Thirteenth | Will be sold to-morrow (Thursday, June 7), at twolvo rehante’ Exchange. Maps can wow be had pe & CHILTON, N ). Wall atreot. wear ae soiled, eost F100" ory boughs tor ‘$150; ¢ seon at tho Horse Baranr. No, 31 Crosby street: bam! shi in perfect order. Inquire of J. H. GATELD, OR SALE~A LIGHT WAGON, WITH TOP NEARLY new, wade to order, in the best manner, wil! low, ax the owner h er coat price $INB. Alec, set of light Marpessof the best kind, Can be secon at No. xth street, in the afternoon, The whole. will at gid t ther or separate. ALFRED Va PROCERY STOR TH Rn pela Ed plisl.ed over three years, and off 'y TO BE LET. Derren A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, ae and lady, with board, The reoms ar. cious and handscuely furnished. Three or four cun obtain flaw airy lodgings, with breakfast, by calli | Lispenard street, three doors west of Broadway. BANK O¥ THR ur aud half's sail from the city, OQ LET—AT HASTINGS, ON T North River, (one bi | tleroughly furnished, containing with flower and vegetable gardens attached. ti ‘+ i ly to G. A. "sacs l, jougherty, who will show thi z : , TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, in a private ddrese ty family, within four minutes vere of the Ferry. aes N.J., office of th all family, were there are no tare: | “bedroom on the second Auor, to let, wer vant Mad MEDICAL. R, ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 695 BROADWAY, INFORMS ed ingworms, and outan ‘At 76 conts por bottle at Nabe Coskroaunes, nd all other ion of iuive Hie warranted without jd by the inventor and proprie ANUBL a] way. following gontl sed their estabNahments, and huve cortifiod to their effi- ysleving House. COLEMAN & STET: Astor House, SOTTATER COZZENS late of the Aimorican Hotel. PRESTON I. HODGES, Cusiton House. J. L. ROOME, Eag., Superintendent of N. York Hospital. Welmeny ce thess t Physic: ho oity, Like wise the first premiui SIATIC CHOLERA.—DR. WHEELER'S TREATL this terrible disease is rises the history, site for i is mptoi malt of long ox don Opinio: ress, and is wel for Tanliy use. Por sale at 9 Greenwich at. URE OF DISEASED NAILS, CORNS, AN Dr. Shiriakofi, from St. Petersburgh, ator upon the bogs leave most aa Brosdway Theatre, ¥ i give general satisfaction in the radical extraction of corns, and cure of diseased nail . 7. BURMAN, CNESTNUT STREET, PHILA DBL te Dr. L, Mortamore, 196 Willi Dear'SirT have used your Compound Mixcu diseases, im my practice, In more than 300 « which, with the exception of two intamperate o poted weve ie vice grav erie Aa L MORTAMORE. eure. You (Sundays tobi, Sune curs FOR DIARRHGA.— WELLS, MILLER & Provosi, beg loave to call the attontivn of the pubtio, te their of D of Blncktem y for medioinal purposes, ha his Compound, which is fw ‘Ty the tlsckberry is auded eleven pow- -othing and innvoend ‘enson, of how- None is gowving, unless bearing on the f our signa Groeers shrough- RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW, 08, ® situation as Chambermaid on with ‘any, reepeotable family. She | times at soa. ‘Address M. Py Herald re, immodiately. siguatu N. ‘wo lad Prono be FOR PUBL—HRADQUARTERS MARINE | ‘Quartermasters Oflice, Washi —Separate Proposals will be reosived at sloven eelocks next, for furnishing threcate, or Bieus Goal, as ma; ‘warterly requisition of the ooraman the Sellers stations, from lst July, ‘ialande ‘New York. enneylvanin, onport, Virginia. ensacola, Florida. sans Distriot of Columbia. state separately the pri per ton Tor the vest sathracite coal jtuminous coal. onl will be furnished a6 the opt for the supply may pecortain tha begs ee Tequlied, by reference the several comm Ne bid will be, ebeained talese sccompaniod by the the probable que names of trosnretion of known rosponstbillty To be endorsed “Proposals for F Quartermastor Marine Gorpe. LUSTRATED LONDON, NEWS FOR 1h3--TW0 ¥O- rare work of art, with Yurg, for sale, price $10, at tue barber's shop, 2) Park row. ANTED—BY A sit ung a Child’? Nurseand Seamstress atreet, third floor. communication with the TION BY AN ACCOMPLISHED Chambermaid ptross, oF Please to call at No. 116 124h 7 ANTED—A SITUATION BY 4 RESPECTABLE oung woman, city reference. best of. street. M. Steamship Faleom will for sh Paci Beth. fangs Spplien one Is Bu 6 arri RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN’ Asituation to travel with @ Indy to any part of Europe’ MIA VIA CHAGRES— | or would have no objection to a revpeotable situation in the scita Steam itor clty. Can be seen at 806 Broadway, or by note, poat paid, for Information has jad beh ses a week, luting in perfect style. above steamers, from San Francisco, Gold Regions f scouring ® 6. HOWLAND, 158 South strost, Shippers will plosse sond their bills of iading on board for iteamers, on Thured: Passage shoul Por. RSAN HRANC SCO. THB Fast SAILING Bath can be accommodated ia the saleon, with the captain's family, OR CaLl' BUS, ; ean produce th FO! “tense ein Dor tre odaye a 6d Prince 9. J wil ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A Lae fe - ber froving, Best of oity refer | atreet, front basement. ie | BER ile wal ‘Wall treet. da OE “3. “SUTTON, Ba) Wall arrest od jot int in ays P ecailat ‘ iinsbeth Can be seen for two days. RESPECTABLE A oan be seen at No, 257 to bind himself t Other rexpectable trade. BOY, 17 YEARS OF AGR, WANTS ‘® machinist, shipearpenter, or an Satisfactory reference given. Mott streat, 2d floor, back rvom. A DROTESTANT coon New Yr oud referen Up stairs; as LADY WIsBES di wee ii ie. on ‘Washer ai woman WISHES A SITUATION y O MR. ARTHUR COTTER, COMMANDER OF 7H | Belfast —Sir: Wo, the undersigned, | Pee do, on.be your obvalben, secvante ia, Win, Jobnstoan; stooragy, orien ‘TO_MAR‘NERS —PUSLESIED 7a18 par YOR AN ENGAGEMENT AS KESI- ® family—would teach she English “ond rudiments ef drawing. Adi + Post office, New York, pt ir Fre! AUG. 4. NICROLSON, I is: Tumes conta’ warde of two shousand spirited Ra- vravings of the soa FAT EPBARGINGS, Lac Tpetows ‘& Hort, 43 Broadway, offer ly. Constaauly ins, ond Curtain Mate- Sorgen pea Ti. EN se beyond Tea Spoons, Por! be, plored ver, Alno, Corn ¥ vk Girandolos, Solar Chandeliers, a ony retnoed prices ASHER R N, 152 Wil- | liam street, betwoon Fulton oaite the | chureb. | (MAMPAGNE—THE “LIONOT’ BRAND, OF SUPE or qual tds STUHR, Sole gems No, 34 Wall etreot. “BROWN, STONE SB. + Painter, pt B srairy Comte BNGRAVER AND ti ih wanes. initersldry. UNDON AND DUBLIN BOTTLED SPOUT FOR IN- valide ond oo strongly reonnmented by invigorating b urope, for ite oxtraor. beget pure state, te quanti parties. imported and ee latwanipan, ie 88 Fulton ot., Now York. | dinar, fore reneval je, im ite to salt merly i gh Cishee, Ontmate sity fends the line of vavigstion to Alexandria, aad eavtber Jj peames, been employed for the last four years ral offen wedi f tine &ko—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO phar, .. box 878, post office, WO OR THREE dated with break small private Pee wwheve sa'ethee boardens are ply at 281 Third avem GENTLEMEN CAN BE AGCGOMMO- and comfortable omy Ore lee In a At Lag beens aes between Barotsy or ar of any rpuis be peated sponses, T.R. B., INSURANCES, i NORTH AERICAN TI TNSTRA anc Over, ay fg hg atroot — an id Directors have +) st airie | (tase, brimstone, linens, cut Five por seas, payable an theTthinetans, RW. BLEBCKSR, Secretary. ts the swowage and hPa by Jabn Patsiugevatootors, blocks, parral yy evolutions, Sx: an iri wor. be dieu, smvlanres, he. / Vi addition te the aubjeots hers gnumerated, will bo fon shert Rules tm ‘Navigation, embracin; on metous practical inte ard Jying-to, anehori Principtos 0 agement of eva lead, salt, com, whalskon erapes, Hay, popper, guanv, coffee,’ hides,’ provisions, mp. logwood, oopprr, slate, oil, hardware, se aay SPEAK, 75 Walvstroet, auener of storentype edition of al Koutsme and Stowage.” wi MeLeod Murpt compete manel of heats, ineeragce companies, ors, ssevederes, justrated with up- mi skins, ko, ‘une ‘make inder to be taken 14 limited, ROWERTS, Ms Woncatreat, +S ‘H, AUTHOR, ov THE “PRACTICAL PRI ee oe ich atreet—U iho houre, 12 toy pied.) Those who abe ply in the early stages will be parptiond st pidiey an Beene aenlonce atconding their oure, “Tt ia chiely, ever, those who have suffored from a, cortain clase of people ho cau properly appresiate his services. In striotur i ror to pient, vo. 18 more ood o diatebonteg stages, (from uncominon ‘8 very oxtonslye yond valion oure, w yt aad Rtainod trom as OOO | souree im America. TRICTURE-ITS NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CONSR- quences, made of detecting, she rimedioy with reipen, sed Fy A ah Seri AG aa th edi s. 2. i y Bait “ithe sushor, 88 Greenwiah stroot, oF by peat, D. eeut cases cured in a few be warrants tecure. See if 20434 Foolton st BR, MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED Diseasos. Gleets, Strieturea, eral Uloer mption he © re others fail. Rem Surgery, great success im Ophthalmic poe . his offies. Hours — WEITT, 1 DUANR SF. gh we ray. “Pe bh pats Posy Poe evoted to the treats are cure the worst im three days. Me y ANS STREST, 80 W knows Disoussons i by ef eo tresement wh High existed for AStiom for sit n those Aull cure cages that bave tor ivational wi y & svoret habit, “ahovwally saree Reannt oases day ans A SINGLE GLANCE RNA; Por belaaey te 8 failing remedice, aud ing no saint benind, His me- ered, and 0 Me the grate, blessings ever to fring Sian “Omtve, G1 Lispe= of Cao: HE MARKIED WOMAN PRIVATE MEDICAL COM- Dr, A. M. Mauriceau, Wiition” Theo. pp. 2. copies sold in six montl r and montel anguish vo Feary fearing ory dilBcultive te the bi T woutens lath nia of am increase of fo other, the one vine dealing ot er health dove wot perm it te of espeotel im tance, ™ilure, aloe, erery. temoletne, with, ssner buadihg 1e'e womnaheod, or the jin mins mate enter of the oaviens, ayinpteu wumthen, ond mort oorvamn mode of oure, im every o aon jon of pe oe wi " ‘: “i wich br a0 ox ba ie 4 the Publiching Hepriok, Androw D. Melon, rem af he Py). dead “ Pen Ue. Albany ; te i ryek, Jamon L. A for might obsorvation®, ke perty vizecn, N.Y! hesrnias xtewot, Phil iP el, yah eee | Cores eee See cake ‘nam wm tec hanareh wee Fayter to. alsimere: M. Rontlemoe, Mu Philip Bugcows, terican navightor, The whole simplilied in such » manner 2 New Orleans; J LARS te reeder the unders nating od talution of the roles wud euerp? of $1, & OM mee ‘the Beard, W. Thome ve tha thewe pormcwsing a ment Lialt- | ore ai periags cena part of oP na Rrowieage ie nate 1G, UG, Beorvtary. ‘yo be baila! the prinoipat namtion! gtores, aud at tho ottce | BUrehe eettcrreds Pay LM i we Mar bla, Te Hed el hi Benen ' aoe | tor’s Pepu= | used im | Protessat of Di 1 Price Seo Our Washington Correspondence. Wasminaton, June 2, 1849, Great Names at @ Discount—Singular Coincidenes Of the Expulsion of @ Corporal’s Guard from the War Department— The Course of the Adminie- tration— Mr. Mangum’s Reported Letter of Ea~ ceptions, to Mr. Ewing. ‘There was a most singular batch of executions inthe War Department, (Second Auditor’s Offiee,) yesterday, including some of the greatest names in history, from the Archangel Michael, dewn to Apacs Madison, late President of the United States, to w: Michael Keller, of Pennsylvani Abraham Farquhar, of f Penn Witnia: Christopher Columbus Coe, of Indiana. Benjamin Franklin Brown, of Ohio. George Washington Kimberly, of Indiana. Thomas Jefferson Robinson, of Kentucky. James Madison Miner, of Virgin' ‘These were clerks in the Second Auditor's and all were transformed, yesterday, from servants of the public to sovereigns ameng e people. Such a sagas coincidence of great names doomed te the the block in a single day, is not to be found m all history, We defy. facauley or D’ with all their “Curiosities of Literature,” to pre- duce a parallel toit. Truly may we “what's in a name?” when the axe of rotation deals thus Samercttally with the great lights of the werld. Neither the sword of Michuel nor the bosona Abrahum is a guaranty of safety in these days of revolutions, and the shades of Washington, Bem Franklin, and Columbus, like the ghost of Scipio, “Walk unrevenged amonget us.” But the pressure is heavy cannot be resisted. ‘There are hundreds of able, educated and influen- | tial whigs, younger sens of decayed families, long expecting disciples of the “ good time ;” and now that it has come, they are here, and will not take “*no” for an answer. Besides, we see not why the de: in the aggregate, should complain. theaniese in 1849, the greater will be fs prize in 5 We have it, however, from reliable authorits that General bl dale will be called to account 1 the Senate for the policy of removals adopted by the administration ; and, although the ‘old soldiet may find iteasy enough to answer the call, it is aw . easy to foresee, that from the meeting of the next Congress, the war between the party defeated and site pens a, | the party dominant will begin in earnest; and with over a scanty democratic majority in the Heuse, some bills or joint resolutions may be passed, di- rectly antagonistic to the course pursued by the administration, and calculated to place it in a most i ' awkward position. The lines are distinctly drawn. The adminis- ‘tration is whig. It were folly to attempt te deay it. There is no desire to deny it; and an amalga- mation with the whig party is the only tenure upom which the extraneous elements that aided in Gea. Taylor’s election, can be considered us entitled to a share in the proceeds. It is upon the whig party the party supporting the administration—that it depends. To sustain itself, the administration must sustain that party. The democratic party declared its hostility frona the day of the inauguration. There was no sup- port to be had from that quarter; and the law ef self defence has driven the administration to make its election between a united and a divided sup- port of the whig party. The organization of @ third party was soon iscovered to be impractica- ble., It would have Tylertzed the administration in six months. This, then, is the whole policy. One party had declared its hostility—the other had threatened to desert if not compensated for its labors; and thus was the cabinet compelled to fall back upon the old line of demarcation, as between whigs aad democrats. ‘The issue is made out, the position 19 adopted, and the system of rotution is in regular course of action. On the meeting of the next Congr and aet before, the exact line of policy of ministre tion will be understood; ite defense will be made out, its eourse will be defined, and its objects will be indicated. Meantime, the cabinet 1s left te the alternative of confirming itself in the support of the whig party in Congress, and of the party throughout the country. The letters of the campaign are out of the ques. tion. ay are overwhe|med by the necessities the case; ‘Or self preseTvation is the paramount law. The administration is thrown upon the whig party—the whig party throws itself upon the administration, and without the rations it will revolt. We believe in the doctrine of rs a) and we an especially excuse it in the whigs, as it bas been a long time since they have had a taste he rich mulk of the treasury, and because, from the expiration of this administration, a long inter- val of exclusion may again occur. In connection with the ole ee of rotation, as adopted by the cabinet, and more particularly as appl shied by Mr Ewing in his department, we leara irom a personal triend of Mr. Senator Mangum, hat that pet ae [poorest has addressed a letter to Mr. wing, deprecutng the exteat te which removals from office 13 carried, and adme- nithing the Secretary of the Interior that,“ thia not the entertainment to which we were invited. We are disposed to credit the statement, from our ersonul knowledge of the magnanimity of Mr. Risnatiehs and his aversion of the party doctrine of rewards and punishments, on the naked ground of a ditierence of political opinions. But Mr. Man- gum is more a statesman than a politician, and does not feel the hungry pressure upon the de} ph ments. Wasainetom, foe 1, 1849. The Indians of the Far West. Stirring times! What with the cenvulsiens of Europe, the cholera all over this country, the ere- vasees at New Orleans, the ravages of the Iadians in Texas, the hazards of the overland emigrants te California, and the wonderful reports from the Sacramento, to say nothing at all of the execa- tions by the guillotine at Washington, well may we exciaim these are stirring umes! The world is going forward with increased momentum, and there 1s no holiday season now for the cabinets that control the affairs of nations. Our own cabinet will have enough to do during the summer, even if all the appointments of im- portance shall be concluded by the first of July, Among other things, the Indians in Texas are to be put down—the Indiana on the plains back of Missouri und Arkansas, will have to be atteaded to; and according to the treaty with Mexice, the savage Camanches, Arapahoes, Apaches, Eutaws, Navajoes, and other tribes aloug the boundary from the Rio Grande westward to the Gulf Culifornia, must be kept in order. Among all the wild tribes of the plains, the mountains, and the deverts beyond the mountains, there seems to have been an understanding for a general attack upon the frontier settlements, and upon the emi- grant caravans. Tuking all these tribes together, they numiber, perhaps, not less than 30,000 moun® ed men—the Bedouin Arabs of the plains, the mountains, and the deserts. The Pawnees and Camanches sweep the plains, the Navajoes make their sorties from their almost inaccessible moun- tain fastnesses behind Santa Fe, and the Apaches range the entire log of the Gila, and hold the Mexican States of Chikualhua, Durango, and So- nora, under constant coutributiens. Their retreats are among the mountains, on the inside of the Americun boundary. ‘The treaty provides for their subjugation to good behavior, and the United States ure bound to arrest their devastations. We may expect, therefore, that the administra- tion will promptly dispatch « strong mounted foree to scour the plains and to traverse the boundary line (which is also a line of travel for the emi grants) throughout its whole extent, from the north of the Kio Grande up to the Paso del Norte, and trom the Paso westward to the Gila, theace westward down the Gila to the Colorado, theace across the desert to the Pacific. ‘The scanty subsistence along this route will re- quire depots of supplies, military stations, and relays of dragoons, from point to point. The ap- | propriations of last winter are insufficient for = this; but the duty of the administration 1s pai ira sng we are beso Gen yed W Indiuns willbe promptly taken to Genet Taylor, who knows exactly what 18 wanted whee \¢ roublesome. aa Pa ers the fullest confidence that the Prea- dent will do his duty ia in regard to the Camanches, | Pawnees, Navajoes, an asp oe that the summer is ever, they will be silenced or a pated. . Wasnixoron, Jane 4, 1848, The Legtelateare of Virginia, and ite Curious Resolution Fly from the Cholera. Wo understand that the Legislature of Virginie, which bas been sitting for some days in oxtra sesdom at Richmond, have resolved, today, te fy from the holera, it being reported that one or more persom, have died im the State capital, of the pestilence. Acti pon th al axiom, that self-preserva- th in the iho Giret law ture. they determined to coh tie uaabe, end save themselves by a fight ite sulphur «springs, at Warrenton, in county, waaer its acaeee eof the Tiue Ridge hale of ; i ‘8 We. tere met several Virginians heaps” Lh 4 in deolded condemnation of oe procesdiag, a8 ardon of on extra ree vi troaamry, Guam a oncure oople’ of Virginia, wa wet wale