The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1849, Page 3

etter, and sales of 5,000 bushels were made at 45 a 48c. Freights are unchanged. $ i, Ausany, June 7—6 P.M. Receipts within the past twenty-four hou Core, “7,900 bushels. The produce markets generally are “quiet, and flour has a downward tender ‘The nomi- ‘mal quotations are $4373 a $4 68% forthe wholerange of common to straight. In rye 2700 bushels changed ‘handsat 570. (The receipts of pork noticed yesterday whould bave been flour.) Bosrox, June 7, 1849. ‘Cotton— 300 bales Apalachicola, 8c. — 8X0. 6 months; 100 bales middling upland, § previous rates maintained. Corn—White 620., yellow 67e Flour—Fredericksburg common $5, 4 months; Geneseo $534, Michigan $4 87 a $5, Georgetown $514, fair busi- ness; market firm. Molasses—100 hhds. sour, 18¢. ‘Gunnybags—254 baies small. 9%c, 6 months. Salt- Petre—147 bags, 5\¢.,6 months. Lard—500 bbls. fair, 6%Xc., 6 months. : Shipping Intelligence, Boston, Jai Arrived—Ship B Aymar, Buonos Ayres, April ‘Ship Shaw, for Boston, 30; barks Austin, NYork, 12; Bes- tonian, for Boston, 4; Ellen Augusta, California, uno; Arco Iris, Boston, 6; Spartan, do do; Gon Wool, disg; brigs Hyder Ali, California; Jos Caskie, Boston, 6; Eliza Taylor, do, 4; Seguin, California; Meta, Rich, wig cargo; Russian, Carter Boston, 15. Also left, barks Norma, from Mamburg for » ‘York; Favorite, from Bremen for do; Prass shi» Wilhelm, 40; brig Don Quixote, Bremen, do, Sailed iu company with ship Bazaar, for Boston. Sid Iith, brig Telecraph, Boston, Bark Mimosa, Rio Grande, April 21. | eft bark Mohawk, Boston, 10; Wyman, wtg; Sopronia, dixg; St Lawrence, wtg; -Jane, do; Imogene, Demarara, 3, with circus; brigs Chick: from Cape do Verdes, just arr; Alfred Hammond, wtg; John French, do; Milton, une. Spoke 27th ult, let 27 43, lon “82 W, ship Martha, for Newport, RI, 91 davs from Talcahu- ana, with 1100 bbls sp oil. Barks Avola, Charleston; Selah, Philadelphia; brigs Gar- ‘tet, Messina, March 11; Richard Inge ington, Galveston; Cronstadt, N York; mark, Norfolk; Samuel R Jackson, Philadelphia; Geo Hoff man, Mary Miller, and Almira T, Philadelphia; Juno, New York, Barks Miriam, Philadelphia; Glon, Mob: Aadelphia; Marcia, do; Myra, Buena Vista, Newbern, NC Bamuel French, Alexandria; Watson, Wilmington, NC; ‘Bwan, John Clifford, and Chicopee, Philadelbhia; Patrick schrs Grocian, Albany; Perseverance, Jacksonville, Ala; H D Leighton, Wilmington, Del; Souther- ner, Savannah, Marietta, NYork; Almira Aun, M Marcy, Robert Ram- sey, Edith, Statosman, Mary Aun, Civilian, S M Wall, and “Truxillo, Philadelphia; Rough & Ready, Wilmington, NC; Mary & Ellen, Cherrystone. Cloared—Brig Partridge, Charleston; schrs October, Bax- ine, Del; Eliza Matilda, Newburg and Albany; Cornelia, N ork. Steamship Europa spoke off Cork 25th May, 10 AM, steam- hip America, from New York for Liverpoo Sauem, June 6, 1849. Cleared and sniled—Brig Gambia, Africa, New Beprorn, Juno 6, 1849, Sailed—Ship Canada, San Francisc+, and returned, having earried away main yard, 3 brigs Leo, Phi- Port D, Juno 6, 1549. Arrived—Brig Frances Ellen, Matanz: City Intelligen. Deprcation.—The Rose Hill 4. 5. Church, in 27th «street, east of 3d avenue, was dedicated last evening. at 8 o'clock. Bishop Janes preached from the text: “Worship God in the beauty of holiness” The scope of the discourse went to show that Christianity wasa great civilizer, and that, wieked as meu were under its fluence, they would be far more so without it. In conclusion, he alluded to the buruing of the former ehurch, and said it would take just 53 000 to place the congregation in the position in which they were before that event took place, last winter. and they were then -considerably in debt. A collection was then made The building. though small and plain, is exceedingly neat. Its plan is admirable. here isa fiae lecture Teom and class room in the basement story, Seven- eighths of the congregation present were females Aston P: Orrra House. —This establishment is to ‘be let for a few months, as will be seen by reference to the advertisement in another column. Coxtision 1x Broapway.—On Wednesday afternoon, a cartman, while driving along Broadway, opposite the Park, came into collision with the horses attached to an omnibus. when the shaft of the cart penetrated the body of one of the horses to the depth of foot. Suppex Atrack.—On Wednesday, Moses Hatfield, a colored man, having been attacked with asevere b ing of the lungs, was conveyed to the Dispensary by the police of district No. 2. Srnay Honsr.—On Wednesday a stray horse and wa- gon was found in Canal street by officer Evan: Stray Cattix.—On Wednesday night. five head of beef cattle were found straying in 4th street, and wore taken charge of by the police of district No. 9 Fing,—About 2 jo'clock on Thursday morning, a fire broke out in the basement of Gawmble’s refectory, corner of Dey street and Broadway. It was confined to the kitchen, and extinguished by the police with but little damage. ‘Tnnowixe Garpacr in tHe Staret— Mary Pass has ‘been arrested by officer Gilgan, for throwing garbage in ‘the street; and William Osborne, for the same offence, ‘by officer Austin. Both in police district No.6. We ‘trust other and signal examples will be made. Extnaonpinany Arremrt at Svicipe.—Yesterday af- ternoon, a young woman. a native of Ireland. respect- sable in appearance, and intelligent. made an attempt ‘to commit suicide, by throwing herself from the third story front window of 11 Pine street. Falling upon her right shoulder, it was dislocated, and she was other- wise sevcrely wounded. She was curried to the City Hospital, The evening before tast. she made another attempt at suicide, by cutting her throat with a shoe- maker’s knife. The wound, however, was not suffi- ciently deep to be fatal. The rash act was committed under painful circumstances. Her husbaud unfortu- nately became jealous of a young Scotchman, a porter in the Chambers street Savings Bank, uamed McGre- gor, andin consequence gave up a good situation. and ‘went back to Ircland. leaving her friendless aud alone éma strange land. The woman. who,in all probabi- lity. is innocent of the crime laid to ber charge was suspected by some of the neighbors, and this being known to her, together with the desertion of her hus- ‘band, drove her to the madness of desperation She made the first attempt on Wedne-day uight. with the ‘knife. Yesterday, when MeGregor went to his dinner, @ crowd gathered about the door. aud Mrs, Murphy, thinking it was about herself. leaped into the street. in @ frensy, for the purpose of killing herself. This is a most distressing case. Dancenovs Acciorxt.—Wednesday, about 4 o'clock In the afternoon, a ship-earpenter named Beals, work- ing on board the steamer Nahruntauk, lying in the East River, dock near Grand street ferry, overreached himself, and fell through the wheel into the dock. Me ‘was seized with a succession of fits, Dr, Thorne wasin attendance. Accrprxt.—On Wednesday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, Peter Bogart, 17 yenrs of age, was dangerously wounded in the head, by the fe ge of an old building in Delan- ecy street, which he WS employed to takedown. He was conveyed to the police station house and thence to his residence. 17 Jane street. Drs. Churchill and Fish were in attendance. Acewent.—This morning, about half past 1 o'clock, young man fell from the third sto y window of the Shakspeare Hotel. ‘The occurrence was seen by John Hi. Helins, and two others, who were passing at the time, and who conveyed him to a neighboring drug store, He wes seriourly if not fatally injured Sometiina Susrrcrovs —The body of an unknown ¢man was found yesterday in a field opposite the eleven aile stone, at Kingsbridge Corner. He was about the age of 40 years. dressed in sattinet pants. blue pilot cloth overcoat. spotted cotton vest, and shoes, He wore a cloth cap, with military buttons; he is supposed to ‘belong to tho army. It is said he was seen to dic. ap- rently ina fit; but others say he died by poison.— ‘he body was brought to the city last evening, andcan ‘be seen by applying to the Coroner. Dratn ny Neciect —Coroner Walters held an in- -quest yesterday, at the Eighth ward station house, on e body ofa newly born mate infant, found inthe eink, at the house of Mrs. Scholer It appears that Mrs, Scholer had been buttwo months marrie 4was not supposed, therefore. to be enciente, near hei time of accouchement, but such was the fact; the child ‘was born alive, but for want of proper treatment, the -ehild died from cold and exhaustion. after being wash- ed and dressed. The mother of the child, after its -death, wishing to conceal the fact from her husbaad,, threw it down the sink, where it was found, and taken from by one of the policemen. The jury rendered a verdict that the male infant came to his death from exhaustion. arising from want of proper attention at and after birth. Fownxp Daowxen.—The Coroner held an inquest yes- terday, on the body of an unknown man.who was found floating in the river foot of Grand street. He was dressed in tweed cloth frock coat, cotton shirt, coarse ‘Doats, seemed to be about thirty years of age, and about ten days in the water It was supposed by some, who ‘paw the body, that his name was Fiddler. Police Intelligence, Arrest of Burglai Officers Gardner and Sweeny, of ‘the 6th ward police, arrested, early yesterday morning, ‘two young men, calling themselves Terrence Kooney -and John Monroe, alias Daniel WeGinn, oa » charge of ‘burglariously breaking into the grocery store of Huary J, Cordta, No. 16 Orange strect, stealing therefrom a Ty of the Astor Place Riot. Sa go Judge Epstonps. 4 ‘The isthe statement of Charies Tarras, taken before Judge Edmonds On Thursday, the 10th of May last, Charles Tappan, William Parks, and Robert Long. having seen a ci inviting Mr. Macready to play at the Astor Place Opera House on that night, and by a number of gen- tlemen, amongst whom were the names of Moses H. Grinnell and Duncan C. Pell, supposed they could make # speculation out of the invitation by supporting Mr. Macready Consequently. upon that morning, Cap- pan and his two associates, called at the offices of Mr Grinnell, in South street, and was iuformed. by Mr. Grinnell’s brother, that he could be seen at the Astor Hicuse. Tappan then called at the store of Mr. Pell, aud was told that he was not in, but would bein shart- iy, if they called again in a short time. They cailed in and saw Mr. Dunean ©. Pell, to whom Tappan comma vicated his mission, stating they hada big party” who would be able te sustain Mr. Macready in tap bastors. ance of that evening. Mr. Pell said that was what they wanted, as Macready had been badly treated on the Monday night previous, aad they wanted him sustain- ed. Mr. Pell then made an appointment to meet taem at 2 o'clock, that day, on the corner of 9th street and Broudway, where he would furnish them with tickets. Tappan and his associates then called atthe Astor louse, and saw Mr. Grinnell, who obtained at the bar. f-om a tall man, supposed to be Mr. Coleman, 12 tickets for the boxes, for the purpose of sustaining the perform- ces Of Macready. At 2 o'clock, Tappau and his asso- ciates met Mr. Pell at the corner of 9th street and Broadway, when Mr. Pell took them to the box olive of the Astor Place Opera House and handed them two ackages of box tickets, for that night. containing fitty im each package, and told them if they would call up again at 4 o'clock in the afternoon he wou'd give them one hundred more. Tappan and his associates omitted to call for them, The 112 tickets thas recvived from the hands of Mr. Pell and Mr. Grinnell, were some of them given away to their friends; but the ma jority were left at the bars of different public drinkiag places, and sold at a reduced price, say twenty-five cents each. Tappan, Parks and Long, went to the theatre according to promise. but were arrested by the police as rioters, and are, at present, in prison. The above is the substance of an affidavit made by Tappan, at the request of Judge Edmonds. ‘Two peace officers at Norfolk, Va., have been com- mitted to prison, for violently assaulting # sailor. The News of the Week, The Weekly Herald, to be issued at 9 o'clock to-mor- row morning, will embrace all the important informa- tion received since the last day of publication—viz) the European Intelligence; the Trial of Walker, charged with the murder of his wife; the Odd Fellows’ Celebra- tion; the Judicial Proceedings relative to the Astor Place Riot, ete. Excitement kept dow: that the heat of summer has set in, the great thing is to “keep cool.” When the brain is net excited, everybody is heal hy. Kuox, of 128 Fulton street, has constructed a hat of Rocky Mountain silver heaver, weighing only four ounces, that as Jong as worn will keep the head cool. “Buy one, and be satis- fied of their valu Cozzens’ West Point Hotel.—West Point, June 7th, 1849.~ The undersigned has the pleasure to the public that his House ix now open for, the rene company. WILLIAM B. COZ: California Fire Arms, for sale by Joseph & Hart, 74 Maiden Lane, consisting of Hall's celebrated U. 8. i California and other Rifles, double and single bar-el Duck aud Fowling Gung, six-barrel Revolvers, Pocket Rifles, and a full assortment of Pistols adanted to every trade, Merebants and Guns: supplied on liberal terms, and at low prices. The Board of Health and the Tepid Bath, —Alleminent medical men admit that ifthe pores be « strueted and evaporation through the skin be checked, the internal organs will be gvertaxed to carry off the waste mat~ ter of the system. Menoe inflammation, diarrhoea, spasms, leath ! And hence the earnest’ recommendation of rd of fenlth in their cholera report, in the words fol- ‘The frequent use of the tepid bath is particularly Fecimamenge."--(Signed by the Medical Counsel and fosi~ dent Physician.) For the bost and most convenient Warm Bathe in tho city, we refer our readers to RABINEAU'S os- tablishments at the Astor, Irving, and Carlton Hotels, and equally to all his hot and cold salt water and Shower Baths,at his establishment foot of Desbrosses street. by a Hat.—Now Ladies, 1f you wish to get handsome Gaiters, Boots, Slippers, Ties, or Busking, for yourselves or . Miller's, "122 Canal street, He has the assortment tobe found in New York, wn manufacture, made in heantifal moderate prices, at J.B, MILLER’S, 122 , between Thompson and Laure Taken with Fits.—Ail who dea! with JONES, of 14 Ann street, for Boots, Shoes or Gaiters, are very mueh taken with the fits they get there. The price suits too; and we advieo all persons who have been taken in and done for at the dear shops, to give him a call. Cases of Cholera? No, of fine French Boots— Just arrived, at $450 per pair; fine Congress Gaiters, from $2.50 to $4; Patent Leather Boots, Taylor Ties, Oxford Ties, ‘and everything in the line, may be found at tho establishment of Ex-Gov. YOUNG, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Strangers and Citizens—To save Time and Money, you will visitzthe celebrated cheapest Carpet estab lishment. in the United States, No. 99 Bowery, HIRAM A DERSON'S,—five large show rooms, displai and thost beautiful of English Carpeting, Oil ving of 25 per cent to the pur 2,000 Linen, Gingham, Alpaca and Tweed , 75 cents to $3; 2,000 pair Pants, 50 conts to $2; 2,000 50 cents to $2; a variety of Summer Clothing, very t the $5 Suit Store, corner of Nassau and Beckman A Salesman wanted. The Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens sre unequ: flexibility, or durability.— ‘Try them, Sf you want a frat rat article, Or, if you want a ver Watch, that is warran cep time, sarc SAVAGE'S, 92 Fulton street. True American Cayenne Pepper, used so oxtensively, and with such great success, by Dr. Roe and other physicians, in their practive for the cure of cholera, in | 1832, is recommended to be ueed in 11 familiosas a prove tive during the existence of the cholera now, instead of the common black popper. To be had at Morrison's drug store, 188 Greenwich street Imbeciles and Idiots—Dr. H. B. Wilbur, ii orthe management and e ing the largest ‘loths, etc., ® iota, will be at the Amorican ‘Thursday and Friday, June 7th and 8th, where he consulted upon the subject. Dr. H. Bostwick’s Great Work on the Na- ture and treatment of a certain class of diseases; quarto, splendid plates; 2d edition, Extract from the Boston Medic and Surgical Journal:—Tt may be said, fearlessly, te bo equal | to Ricord’s or Acton’s werks on. the same family of disenses, | and far superior to anything of the kind ever published im this country."—Price $10. Author of a work on Solitary Vi Second edition, 14 plates:—Price $1. Forsale at the publish- ere’, Stringer & Townsend, 222 Broadway,and by the Author, 504 Rroad: COMMBRCIAL AFFAIBB. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, June 7—6 P. M. The stock market is steadily improving; prices for nearly every stock in the list show an advance, com- pared with those current yesterdsy, and there is more inquiry for purchase. The bears are ready to meet any demand, and are diposed to sell in any way— buyer's or seller's option—short time or long time, The bulls took hold pretty sharp to-day; but it is feared they will not continue so ravenous as they have com- menced. Government securities are rapidly rising. ‘The loan of 1868 is as high now, with the dividend off, as it was previous to the closing ef the boeks with the dividend on, The complexion of political advices from Europe, and the advance in prices in London, are the causes of the improvement here. It will be seen by the report of sales to-day, that the transactione in govern- ment and Btate stocks were very large, Ponvsylvania 6s aro very active, at higher points than they have been known since the resumption, At the first board, to-day, U. S. 6's, 1868,advanced !{ per cent; Treasury Notes, 34; Indiana 5's, 34 1; Reading Mortgage Bonds, 1%; Morris Farmers’ Loan, 4; Canton Company, %; Erie Ra\ 3; Harlem, 34; Long Island, 1; Reading Rail-road,, 1. Nearly one hundred thousand dollars of Pennsylvania 5's were cold, There appears to be more speculative feeling in the street, and it is not impossible but that a upward movement, to a moderate extent, may take place. Money is so exceedingly abundant, and the rate of interest so much reduced, that it is easy to carry stocks, and the bulls may strengthen themselves sufficiently to control the market for a short time. soon glut the market. ‘The steamer's matis not having been received in time to distribute letters during business hours. there was nothing on ‘change, relative to the markets, but what was published in this morning's Herald. As soon as the merchants get their private correspon- dence, wo shall see the effect of the accounts, one way or the other. So far as American stocks are concerned the effect of the news is seen in the quotations to-day, The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasuror of this port, to-day, amounted to $50,000, payments, $214,001 67 ; advices, $14,000; balance, $1,204,111 05 The annexed statomont exhibits the actual rates paid for the recent loan of four hundred thousand dol- lars, made by the State of Pennsylvania, for the pur- pote of avoiding the inclined plane at the Philadelphia clock, a ham, $1 60 in silver, together with other amal varticles. The property was traced to their possession, ‘which clearly made them liable for the consequences, Justice Lothorop committed them both to prison for jal. Charge of Grand Larceny.—A woman by the name of Ann Sippel, was arrested yesterday by officer Langdon. ‘of the 4th ward, ona charge of stealing $60 iu gold from Margaret Bradley. Margaret, it appears, was ick, and Ann was attending to her wants. and atole t} money from under her pillow, On the arrost of the ac- cured, sho acknowledged to the offlcer that she took ‘the money, and delivered up $46 back again. and smd she was sorry for having taken it. Justice Lothrop committed her to prison for trial, Court Calendar—This Day. . Surenron Court—11, 20, 32, 35. 37, 41, 43, 44, 48, 49, 50, 52, 63, 66. 58, 62, 64, 264, 6v, 70 to 75 inclusive, 77 to BT, 80, 91, 92, 93, 94, 06. Vommon Pieas, Part 1—10, 21, 455, 41, 49, 51,66, 61, 71, 73,47, Part 11106, 122, 124, 126, 128, 130, 182, 134, 136, end of the Columbia Railroad. Finances or Pexnsvivanta—Six ree Cent Loan. Charles Bolton, at one per cent promium..... $3000 F. A. Van Dyke, jr,, & Co., at 28-L00ths do. 25,000, C, MeAllister, at 2634-100ths do... .... +++ 372.000 Total cece ceeee wee eee eee $400,000 ‘The bids were for a much larger sum than that re- quired; but those above par wore suMfeient for the pur- pore, and the State has not been compelled to anbmit tos loss. Tho result of this financial movement of the State of Pennzylvania is of the most satisfactdry ch racter, and the effect abroad must bo excvedingly fa- vorable, The manner in which the general and State governments have negotiated the different loans re- quired during the past three years, bas illustrated pretty clearly the strength of the confidence in the 18b, 140, 142, 144, 146, 148. Cimeurr Count—8, 43, 62, 66, 63, 69, 672, 70, 11 to 6& inclusive, 669, . security entertained by our capitaliste, ‘Tho Pittsburg and Cleveland Rallroad is progress- ing rapidly, Tho middie division is in a forward state, Every per cent advanco in prices will bring out an | immense quantity of stock, and the bears will very | is a heavy foree on the northern division, aud the work under contract will be completed by fall. This/ls an important link in the lines of Western roads, and will be of immense advantage to Philadelphia, in eon- nection with the Central R oad of Pennsylvania. There are three hundred and fifty-nine miles of rail- road in Michigan, viz :—Miobigan Central Road, 221 miles ; Michigan Southern, 70 miles ; ‘Tecumseh Branch, 10 miles; Erie and Kalamazoo, 33 miles ; Detroit and_ Pontiac, 25 miles. The Southern road has recently been purchased by @ company of Eastern capitalists, and it probably will be extended westward, under a new and enterprising management, toa point on Lake Michigan, opposite Chicago. It would then come into competition with the Central Railroad, and doubtless divide the traffic of that section of country between the two companie: Tho annexed statemont exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port, tor the week end- ng the 5th inat., inclusive, distinguishing the destina- tion and extent of shipments to each place :— Commence or tne Pont or New Youx—Weeury Ex- ronts. To Liverpool—Flour, 4,997 bbls.; rosin, 355 do.; meal, 500 do.; potash, 69 do ; pork, 160 do.; pigs’ tongues, 15 do.; corm, 45.497 bushels; bark, 157 ceroons; oil annis, 10 Cases; oil peppermint, 2 do.; cheese, 14.868 1bs.; hams apd bacon, 60,700 do.; staves, No., 4.000. Te London—Flour, 1,450 bbis,; rosin, 574 do.; turpen- tine, 1496 do.; sperm oil, 22,125 gallons; Furs, 206 pack- ages; Oil peppermint, 3'cases; wool, 100 bales; staves No.," 5.000; tallow, 20.205 Ibs ; whalebone, 17,809 do; tobacco, mfd . 27,426 do.; hams and bacon, 210,412 do.) oil ouke, 122.584 do.; lard, 8.228 do.; white wax, 1.629 do, To Cowcs und @ Market"—Potash, 87 bbls; entine, 60 do ; rosin, 678 do.; sugar, 129 do.; sugar, 105, nds, sugar, 21 te 1.568 boxes; tobacco, 10 bhds.; tobacco, 40 bales; rico, 170 tes. ; coffee, 484 bags; cedur, 88 logs; fustic, 2 tons; whalebone, 6.499 I To Giasgow—blour. 2 5 ; ore, 60 do.; resin, 233 3 gs.; corn, 5,655 bush. ; Grease butter, 63,132 do; oil, lard, 12,890 Ibs. 0, To Ireland—Corn, 78,625 bushels; meal, 1,200 bbls.; staves, No., 1,200, To Havre—Votash. 150 bbls.; pearlash, 58 do. jewel- Jers’ ashes, $3 do.: beef and pork, 188 do.; caste 20 do.; rosin, 100 do.; tea, 2.916 Ibs; hams, 4.980 do; whalebone, 21,194 do.; hops, 15 bales; bark, 19 ceroons; cedar, 224 logs, To ‘Nantes and Rochelle.—Lard, 9.876 Ibs; rive, 200 ten ; staves, No., 0,000; potash, 10 bbls.; poarlash, 10 (0 To Spain—Staves, No., 34,000. To Mediterrancan—Flour, 531 Dbls.; pork, 25 di beef, 86 do.; ram, Amerivan, 100 do; rum, foreig 7 puncheons; tobacco, 20 bhds.; do. mfu., 36,985 Ibs. ten, 1063 do; logwood, 20 tons; mahogany, 3,499 feet, To Sicily--Staves, No., 74.000. To Teneriffe—Stayes, No. 27000; herring, 108 bxs.; fish, 1.217 lbs; lumber, 20,000 feet. 7'o Buenos iyres—Rosin, 240 bbls.; tar, 20 do.; nails, 200 cawks; tea, 1029 Ibs.; timber, 382 pieces; lumber, 69,007 1eet; oars, No., 720. + To Brazil—Flour, 1.550 bbls.; beef, 50 do.; pork, 75 do.; whiskey. 176 do.; epirits' turpentine, 6 do.;’to- bacco, 17 hhds ; domestics, 185 packages; nails, 10 casks; lard, 6.602 Ibs.; tea, $808 do.; tacks, 60 boxes; sperm cundles, 126 do.; mould do , 10 do. To Senta Martha and Chagres—Flour, 470 bbls; nails, 4 casks; sperm oil, 42 gallons; duck, bales; ‘Russ sheetings, 6 do.; domestics, 52 packages; paint, 25 kegs; powder, 500 do.; pepper, 6 bags; cordage, 8 evils; sperm candles, 4 boxes; lumber. 15.000 feet, To Spanish West Indics—Herring, 50 bbis.; beef, 30 do.; al, 50 do.; soap, 12 boxes; tacks, 22 do; sperm candles, 80 do; drugs, 147 packages; domestics, 16 do. rice, 11] tierees; paper, 2,908 reams; cheese, 1,350 Ibs. lard, 20,022 do ; tallow, 25,639 do; butter, 2280 do; dry ‘fish. 61,046 do.; hama, &¢., 3,497 do.; whale oil, 2.111 gallons; sperm oil, 680 do.; lumber, '16,222 feet! hoops, No., 26.000, To Danish West Indics—-Meal, 60 bbls., herring, 12 do ; lumber, 10,000 f To British West Indies—Bread, 479 bbls.; boef, 35 do.; pork. 735 do.; meal, 217 do ; meal, 10 puncheons; corn, 606 bushels; peas, 820 do.; rice, 43 tierces; soup, 10 boxes; sperm candies, 6 do.; mould de., 514 do.; cord- age, 6 evils; domestics, 2 packages; tobacco, 2 hhds.; @0., mfd., 2.348 Ibs ; 197 do.;' butter, 6,463 do. cheeke, 9.481 do.; lard, 2.966 do ; oil meal,’30,000 do. lard oil, 696 gallons; whale oil, 1,195 do.; ‘spirits ture pentine, 15 do.; cocoa, 60 bags; 1 i peas aarin aos 4 gs; lumber, 6,086 feet; The movements in breadstuffs have not been 0 active as for several weeks previous, and the exportation of other articles bas been more limited than usual. Tho views of speculators, relative to the foreign demand for our breadstuffs have recently undergone no material alteration; and the receipt of later intelligence is de- sirable, before entering into any extensive shipments, Much depends upon political afairs in the north of Europe, and the prospect of receiving supplies from the great grain-growing countries of the Continent. In tho event of the Danish difficulties being arranged, and the Ports of the Baltic opencd, the English markets will bo better supplied with breadstuffs from these sections, and we may look for a further depression in prices; but on the contrary, if the embargo continues, and the weather in Great Britain proves unfavorable, we may look for an improvement in prices, and, consequently, a more active shipment from this port. The intelligence received by the Europa had 4 ten- dency to stiffen the market for breadstuffs, and holders were by no means anxious to make sales at prices current previous to the accounts transpiring. The only item o¢ breadstuffs which had improved, was Indian corn; but the market was steady for other descriptions, and the complexion of things generally was such as to encou- rage holders on this side. Tho faliing off in receipts at this port from the interior, has, no doubt, had .a ten- dency to inerease the firmness of holders, and it is high ly probable that any extensive demand for export would improve prices very materially. It will require an advance on current rates to bring out supplies; and even in the event of the European demand diminish- ing. prices must improve. Producers will not forward their products without being guarantied remunerating prices,and those now ruling for flour can hardly be considered up to that point. Indian corn pa; t pre sent quotations, and we have no doubt, throughout the season, the arrivals of this grain will be large, and the shipments to foicign ports large. The European de- mand for Indian corn is entirely independent of loca influences, and is not governed by those causes that affect prices, &., for other descriptions of breadstuffs. We do not, therefore, look for any diminution in the supplies of this article, and our exports will be better maintained than we could otherwise expect. ‘The exports from Philadelphia for the week ending the Sist of May, inclusive, showing also the extent of shipments to cach place, were as annexed :— Commence or Puttavetrnra—Weexty Exronts. To England—Flour, 600 bbls. ; corn ‘meal, 20 do. ; corn. 52.764 bushels; oil, 677 gailons. To Colombian Porte— Flour $87 DbIs.; Corn, 1,080 bush- 8 3. Flour, 1,306 bbls. ; corn meal, 1.127 ie | do. ; rye meal, 60 do; ship bread, 1,302 do.; beef, 123 do.;’ pork, 245 do.; mackerel, 6 do’; vinegar, 20 do.; ale and porter. 43 do, ; ale and ‘porter. 151 boxes ; rice, 9 tierees; oil, 1.842 gallons; corn, 590 bushels; ' wheat, 1,200 do.; pens and beans, 340 do.; hams, 3.016 Ibs.; lard, 15.03 do.; butter, 12.256 do.; cheese, 691 do.; tobacco, 8,869 do ;'nails. 6,000 do.; soup, 7,875 do.; candles, 8,250 YY THBATRE. — AAA AANA ANA naan BENEFIT OF MR. BASS.— REWARDS, Friday evening, June 8, 1819, will frand OST-LAST EVENING, INTHE DOWERT, BETWEEN ae ee wal Stuy £50 Lomiaste Spring streots, a pair of Gold Bowed Spoo- | vent: John Dohert; land; Solomon Dotter tweles, Thi finder will tists ¥ ea re th strect. OST—ON WEDNESDAY, THE 6TH INST., A LARGE Mosaic Breastpin, with the figure of a King Charl uit, A liberal reward will be givon to the fade! ‘0. TH18g Wooster st. Spaniel uy Apply at AMILY dy, Sutherland, CoBANPRAU'S NATION A! —Friday evening, Ju ohn Duck, Mr, SPORTING, wer Aree NION COURSE, L, L—TROTTING—WILL COME OF¥ this cay, at ig o'clock, @ match for $500—mile heats, best three in five, to harness, C, Carson patos b.m. Westernt ; en iget Gus. Lay GiThroeds anaes: Damond, duntanco Shirley. Aes. Uekerwond Te" one M. D. GREENE, Proprietor. NION COURSE, L, L—TROTTING—TUESDAY, JUNE 12, will come off, a Purso of $250, $50 to the ry two mile heats, to saddle, John MeArdle entera of AN Burke; Wi a. hich, THREE YEARS AFTER—Mono, Hield; Harry Whitm . Nancy Serager, Mra, urtain rises 4 to8, L THEATRE, CHATAAM ST, ith. will b 4d THE JACO- dow Pottle, Mi Tobin, Mr. U, Burke; Charles e, ‘BOB FOR AN HOUR—Sam Dick Dumpey, Mr. T. &. Booth; Boxes 2e.; id Bryaut enters Lady Suffolk; O. Dewick M fezante after the trot, tho e Grand und on, on | DURING THE WERK, » the original and well ‘kno: organized 1642 ; the oldest ost: HALL, No, je! mi the Course, UNOS COURSE, L. L—A RARE CHANCE FOR PE- destrians—The Proprietor of the above Course offers the f Preseut popular style of Ethiopian en one following Purse, to come off June 2th, between the hours. of ‘ two and six in the afternoon, vi to. the man who per- | slusive eridemes of Chere neha ene Zenit, A tar st Come foram the greatent distane oven mata i cme dus | he Company consiste of teu perform the direction 0 tho second in the 8 an to the third, Che provided that each parfomn the Napiconee cane he tarday, 2 en miles in the time ab tpecited. To loro Saturday, the 23d, at Greene & Madde 18 Chatham square, No charge for entrance. =N rvome dtrests.—O FEN BVERY EVENING | the first to harmonize negro melodi ateight o'clock, Anafternoon Concer mencing at threo o'clock, P.M. ee re 472 BROADWAY, BETWE! ht until further moti NSTRELS— ‘Shihs ‘TY'S MI ished: M.tD. GREENE, Proprietor, HE GREAT CHINESE between S| dP yf JIAL NOTICKS, seve Apartments in Houses, Stores dae, Term ples, and Bridg turos, their Agricultural atruments of Musig, Lanter KE Whereas, iv is ing physician in tho Cit ty jew York, to make a report 1 pores to the Mayor, the Board of Health, or either ot th til 10 PLM. Commissioners of Hesith, of every patient he shall have la- | HtN0 boring under any pestilential or infectious dixqaso, betweon | Ralf price. Specimens of Ch: s bee, Ke. rom 9 A, M, |. daily. Admittance 25 cents; children under 12, USEUM, 539 BROADWAY, and the only one ia number of life size Figures hundred Chinese Paintings; Vessels; Models Pas janu’ Mechanical Im Open the thirty-first day of May and the first day of Novembor, within twenty-four hours after the same shall have come to his knowledge; now, therefore, eb Woodhull, HE DUSSELDORF AC. day (Sundays excepted) from 10 o’eloc! M f said city, iv pursuance of ‘a reselution passed by | AS M the Howrd of Health, with a view to enable said Board to | nS ste 8 room over the ha th accuracy to the public, whet! \d to what | nity, in Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets, Admittai ra, or other m: time vailing in this city, do hereby DEMY OF FINE ARTS—THE c ‘until 15th June, inolnsive, H) conte Catalogues by artists of the above school, 0 26 conte. Season tickets, Joining der the striet penalties of tho law, on all. physi= of boarding and Jodging houses, the polive aud *, 10 make an immediate report in writing to the Mayor, the Board of Health, or either of the Commissioners of — hr Health, at the Mayor's City Hall, of the mam reridence of every individual’ attacked’ with any eare, within twenty-four hours after he shall asc tly authorised agen suspect the nature of the complaint. ‘To ensure accuracy, Barclay street physicians are requested to completo their reports by stating | - the recovery or death of thelr pationts, (Signed) CALEB 8. WOODHULL, Mayor. | JA ‘tro to be let for a term ee | Present time, For terms, &e., to give a series of Grand ‘ork. C ASTLE GAKDEN—THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING samo wagnilicent scale and plan as d Julien and Musard in Pai sical artists of talent and respe to Fage, to submit their propositions (in, writing) to their vu ‘Messrs. i STOR PLaCE OPERA HOUSE.—THR ABOVE THEA- ce Musical and Dramatic Agents, No. 4 Barclay st. Promenade Concerts on the at adopted by the col bility, who: wit Corbyn and Martin FRENCH & HEISB! of several months from tho arn to )KBYN & MARTINI, from the 6th to ith instant NH, CORNELL, Cashier. Y JACOB 8. PLATTON, = = tioneer.—Hardware Sale 10 o’lock, at the auetion room, try as well as city dealers 0 dozen bright Hoos, inclusive, Sarre ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 1s years old, @ situation as Chambermaid, or to take | ro of children, in a genteel family. ‘short distance in the country. Lost. Apply at 310 Mott street, fi ANTED—AN ENGLISH ENGINEER, FOR time a draughtsman in one of the principal est ments in] iverpool, making all kinds of machinery, lovomo- tives, marine and other engines, sugar mills, gas apparatns, &o,, wants situation, Can show good testimonials of cha- = racter and ability, and can give good city references. Dircot Y JACOB S, PLATT. tioneer.—Gold aud Silver to ido om —— — | double bottom patent Lever W ANTED--A SITUATION, ECTABLE | four of which have h girl; she is s good Washer and lroner, and can give the | extra jewelled, best city referonce. Apply at S. E. corner of Main and Front | thore wishi atreets, Brooklyn tt no objection to | 200 pair P ty ‘roferonce given, | and Forks, Pad an American Table Cutlery, 100 cai SOME | Forks, and Pocket and Pen Kni i Pistol Also, 50 city made cas and a general assortment of Fa) ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as plain cook, washer and ironer; the bert of city reference given. Please call at the corner of elry, e., cons will be sold this day, at 1% o'clo and Cutlery, SALKS BY AUCTION, > Se 1000 grove Woodscrews, Braves, Knives st Looks, Knob Locks, American and Shefield Yable Cutlery, Brushes, Bells, Brass Skimmers, ‘Toy Sad Irons, Curry Combs, Iron Weights, & eel Californi ting of Rings, Pins, t the auction roo: G, CARRINGTON, AUC- of Cutlery, &e... This’ Day, at 23 Platt streot, in lots to suit | ‘and retailers, by order of as- 2) dozen Shovels, 100 dozon Woodscrews, Bolts, rds Sheticld Table Kniv ‘ives, Sheep Shears, Guns nd \d is Bowie Knives, &e., | ney Good | G. CARRINGTON, AUC- | Watches, &e., viz: 12 gold | rranted quality, HI an oe Pacific and Willow streets, at Mr. Wigins', South Brooklyn, ANTED—BY THREE PROTESTANT YOUNG WO. men, situations as Nurses or Chambecinaids; are exool- lo tsawere, and can give unexceptionable references as to character, ke, Apply at 77 Elizabeth stroot. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A PROTESTANT, ‘A situation as Seamstress, or to take care of children, | haveno objection todo chamberwork. Pleaso call ab ‘hompson street, third floor, ANTED—A Wor and down. On the is also, a co buildings ; also, a large ore! ry, and other fruit trees BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, , to wash and iron, er to do | chi the housework in a pri 'y. The best of city reference | wel n Y given. Apply at 216 Spring street, in the basement. ef James W. Webb, Com. ‘Terms wade very eas WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A | if required. For rarticula situation to cook, or do general housework in « pri family. Sho can make bread and do pastry well; shois also a M.C. FOR SALE. Annan ARM AND COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.—A SPLEN- did Farm and Country Seat, containing 160 acres of good MOFEAT, | land, well divided into meadow, P * | land: situated two milos south ‘of tho flourishin Sing Sing, and four miles north of the village of commanding an extensive view of the Hudson Kiver both up nearly new, built in the Grecian 1d tenant house, two barns, and other necessary out- d, together with pear, pad watered, and in the immediate vicinity of the resid . Perry, Rey. Wm. Creighton, nd immediate possession siven inquire of Gen. mm Ward, Sing Sing; Henry B, Todd, Morrirania, Westchester county, and Mrs, Sarah Ann Todd, on the premisos. ough, pasture and wood village of ‘arrytown, | a large and commodious house | yle, and very convenient; | he place is in good ord good Washer and ironer, and has no objection to chamber . ‘work or lsundress. Appl at No. 415 Greenwick atroot, bo- | {VOR SALE ORTO LET.—T m Hubert and Lalght. Respectable reference frow her «Pearsall 28 to! place. where sho has beon for the last three yoars, ply to BU IOLIN FOR SALE.—AN splendid tone, having fal no use for it, may be seen M., at 87 Wall ntreet, room 16, W4N7ED.—A SITUATION BY A VERY COMPETENT irl, with good city reference, to cook, wash and irom for a private family, or would do ail the housework whore hoyed. Call at 146 Soventeonth street, In tho rear. only one girl is emp) noar Eigi bas just been put in good order. Ap~ Sete & vockwoob, ly. Price $125. 1E FAST-SAILING YACHT 10 Wall OLD GERMAN VIOLIN, OF len into the hands of one who between ni M. and four P. None but good third floor, war SELL—THE BEST LOCATED DAGUER- reotype Gallery in Brooklyn. Apply at 101 Fulton street, Irooklyn, or 80 Bowery, immediutoly. Also, a good Fishing Pole and prime Reel. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo- men, situations; one to do general housework and plain HOTE HARON SPRINGS PAVILION.—THIS ESTABLISH- ment is now open for the reception of guests, and will re main open till the Ist day of Ootol LS, Sc. AMUSHMESTS. Fn AAA AARAARARARAARARAARARANIS ROADW, B nee ee E.A. BABIB ALL, [pe ih ema oe WRC OW Whe aE ok Pacey, Me Matthews: Primro: Aatawary re, To in'which the celebrated Fas Tartar, Mig Sat hee as leurs, by M. and Mad. Monplaicir; Grand Pas te Celeste and Mons, Cornet; the Reguine Jock mpd wire Naseniaeoee Mad: Monplaisir; Godiche, Mone. Corbye nny 40 pe APSE EEE, premarin mee —— Homespun, Mr. Raymond; Kenric, Vic. Brougham? Usdy Dee conclude with THE CAPTURE OF CAPT, CUMTLEN Cape Cuttle, Mr. Burton; Pe Mr. Brougham; The Chicken Ms ee (before 3. Boxes, Drese 14 bofore 8. Family Circle, 25-cente, CAstiz GARDEN-FRENCH & HEISER, PROPRIE- TORS.—SUMMER PETES 0; June 1th; aad eaoh successive evening vee iite ee Sundays oxoepted, will bo. giv mental Promenade Concert, to be ox Summer all Jont_will appear, undor the Distin and his sons; th and; Mr. Richard Hoffman; Mere: Sple every evening at 8 Giaut and Giantess, tho largest persons in t may bo seon at all hours, “Groat rm, the 5 ian, Appears every afternoon and evening in @ new comic melange, Also engaged for another wouk, Wikive's pe ‘ Lo" ular and talented Ethiopian Mi ho tort band in the ited Stat They appear at tertainment. Alse engaged, Misa Barton, Mivs Stanhope, Miss Weat, Mewes, Chapman, Co , and others.” T French Revo! x ‘Statuary, Repress Siamese Twins, enn all hours, Madame R: oe k wel an be privately do pulted at alt hours, tl Admission 2% cents; children under 10 yours 12}¢ coats, ELODEON, 53 BOWERY, WILL RE-OPEN AGAL on or before the firat of Septem! ‘The premises wil ho Int me will be of the most superior description, and, P comfort, accommodations, &c., any similar ostablishment im the world becompletely rebuilt anew. TI Decorations, Kes place of amusement, will far excel, both in points of st; CHARLES WHITE, Proprietor and Manager. HALLA, 36 ©. 40 Grotins’ celebr: i ivants, represented by t beauty and grace. Open every night. on Saturday ut 3 o'clock P. M. ‘dg conte; Parquette 25 of unparalleled: Extra performanee Singing, Dancing, 0. Boxes PUB ICA'TIONS, RAR AAA AA AN PAPERS VER EUROPA—BY EXPRESS.— lustrared London News, a mont of papers Liverpool, Glasgow, Dal Manahester, Birmingham, received, an Europes: office, 42 and 44 Nassau streot, corner of Liberty. Gres ‘Treble No. of the Illustrated News, with Panoramaef the River Thames, gratis to subscribers. mer & Smith's, 18 conte; 2 val of each steamer, Tribuno Building 1 SCORPION—THIS WEEK HAS JAKE AMONG tho Milliners; Preacher and Gambler; Amour of a 100 artic! tales, Quaker; Life in New York. It has ov eesnye, and aketohes, Ite dramatis persona comprivo the world-itwcensuro all human evil.” Lt circulates. wherever Sur tlag waves, and jssold at 142 Fulton streot, and overy- where. 5 INSURANCE! IFE ASSURANCE.—NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE Assurance Society of London and New York; capital $2,500,000, A large guaranty fund invested in New Yor the names of three american trustees. Prosent annual come from American policies, $120 Now York Lo Board—Acting Directors une—C.- Edward Habioht, chairman; George Barclay, 8. 8. Howland, 5, M, Fox, and W- Van Hook, Esqr—meet every Wednesday. ‘Tho “Modioal Board mect daily at 1 P.M. ‘Chief office for Amorios, TL Wall street, New York, whero prospectuses and all informa~ tion desired hy applicants can be obtained. aseui the New York office to tho extent of $15,060 ingle life, J. LEANDER STARR, ‘Agen’. FFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., Wall street, New York, 8th -Atthe Anant , the followin, ‘wore elec otors ing your, Pithon W.Thoruey. doh Gilbert Davis, Wm. Henry 1. Ward, Geo Martin Lomman, John Van Boskerck. An LN pte ent messinget tne Beane Ehemagiy: Therne \ resident. ‘Was upanimeualy re-olcoen' W. 0. KBULOGG, Seoeetany. ORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. G7 Wall street.—New York, June 6, 1449.—The Rascurnives Direotors are beret re ments rm divi< a of Five per cent, rable on the instant. “| raya WW. BLEECKER, Seoretary. F next. LANDON & GARDNER. cooking—is.n good washer and irc tho other as chamber~ maid or children’s nurso—is a good plain sewer. They havo no objection to go to the country. Good city reference. May be seen at 201 Spring streot, for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN. AS Waiter; would profer © privatefamily. No objection tothe county. Inquire at 137 Laurens strect. Can be soon for three days. AN TED—A RESPEC’ with the Motel business, within eight miles of this city, having ® capital of $250 dollars, can have # desirabltesituas plying at 13 Washington stroet. YOUNG MAN, PERFECTLY FAMILIAR WITH THE Mercantile busi wishes to unite with somo gentle- 4 dollars, to invest i ‘fornia speculation. The advertiser has extraordinary induecments or going. “Any gentleman wishing to make a treaty of this description, will find a satisfactory opportunity py address-" ng, a note to E. N., at this office. ADY WISHRS FOR AN ENGAGEMENT AS RESI- family—would teach the English | Jp mn and rudiments of drawing. Address C., Post office, New York. signed, late proprietor o ned el pe House, guests of this hotel. ROADWAY YOTEL—ST! it ‘ABLE MAN ACQUAINTED ht tingle pereons, the house (whore th ance fi Iutvious. Or ply to the Captain, on board daily to and {rom Fulton Ferr: rt sirable | on i men. Address hox 44 Post O! brane! A.B. OGERS’ PHELPS HOUSE, BUFFALO. dersigned will spare no pains to ensure m the land:ng—situation elevated and sa- ents without board. For address, OBOKEN.—A SUITE OF ROOMS IN THE MOST DE- in Hoboken, to be let to single gentle- THE UNDER- f'the Delavan Houso, Albany, hotel called the 0. RANGERS VISITING THE traly pleasant Park ond foun- can be accommodated with ere are no children) is only a the Croton steamboat, plyin, y, Now York — five. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, WHO OARD.—TWO SINGLE 2 isa good Cook, Washer and Ironer, who can give the best of references from her last employer; has no objections to go a short distas in the country and take yy of a dairy if required. Can be seen for two days at 304 Mott st., second story, front room, SALESMAN WANTED.—A_RESPECTABLG n, of Ki to fo 1. Referen YOUNG fornished with excellent bout two handred | K street, om reasonable commodated with pleasant Koon. and Board, by apply- ing atTl Nassau street, Brocklyn, three doors frow curser € ERMAN BOARDING HOUSE—A FEW SELECT Fentlemen, with their wives, or single gentlemen. can be | GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- modation and board a¢ resi South, to attend to the hi ry and glove do- partment, in'a retail laco and fi Re 1d apply but ao are first’ rate nequainted with the above busine: thowablo roference will be required. Apply at 72 Will street. 0 WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.—WANTED, A SI- tuation as Dyer ina broadcloth or other woollen manut tory. The advertiter hashad large experience in the mont of woad and other nainted with nowest and most a) ying blues, reent, browns, and ot Anns ke. Rent $: Apply 1 fourth storie room duly. 7].0 LET—A COTTAGE WITH SIX ROOMS, KITCHEN, and one acre of land, a mile South of Yonkers ~~ | Dy Lm), street, or WM. W. SCRUGHAM, Yonke 0 LET, WITH STEAM POWER.—THE THIRD AND and basement of new fire proof building | Nos. 20 and 31 Gold strect, to let “with steam power, The | 0 well lighted. “Wontession, given on ox before tholat AAAs Ld insure the big! perfection of color, with the greatest eco- nomy in its production, Having held situations in the hest establishents, both in this countey and. in kurope, the highest references can be given. Address M. P. D., care of J. Shelton, Post Office, Brooklyn, N. Y. © YOUNG ME lately received trom Enzlav dn large supply of new il ications, wishes to engaye with a steady and respectable youngiman to obtain subseribers. to th which a liberal ¢ ion will be paid. Addre prepaid only, t 4 Pose 0: New ANTED, TWO STOCKERS AND Inquire of WM. HUSON, 672 Grand 0 LET—THE FIRST ST 1d stree Xoom; will be let very low Possession given on or hefore V.—THE ADVERTISER HAVING ”. suite of elogantly fur consisting of a fro also, » front parlor or two single ro be furnished if requl and for y letter, in ze MITHS.— shers of Rifles. street, (new number.) O JOURNEYMEN BARBERS.—WANTED—A FIRST rate Shaver and Hair Dressor. None other need apply. cirences required. Apply to. H. BYRNES, Bath 600 Broadway. Corps, Quartermasters 1649.—Separate Proposals wil eleven o'lock, A. m., on next, for furnishing such thracite, or Bituminous paints, 200 kegs. To British North America—Flour, 1,079 bbls. ; corn meal, 977 do.; rye meal, 829 do; ship bread, 99 do.; beef, 3do; pork. 36 do.; ale and porter, 2 do; mackerel, 29 ; corn. 1,960 bushels: rice, 10 tierces; hams, 473 1bs.; |, 730 do.; butter. 1,707 do. ; sperm candles, 680 do ; tobacco. mf ‘d, 321 do. ; candles, 4.949 do, ; paint, 30 kegs; tobneco. 1 hhd ; ofl. 104 gallons, To other Ports—Flour, 1.900 bbla ; beef, 50 do.; pork, 30 do ; liquor, 20 do.; turpentine, 10 do.; naval stores 200 do, ; domestics. 50 pkgs. ; sugar, 288 boxes; lard. 12,648 Ibs; coffee, 4,433 do, ; tobacco, 5,239 ; soap, 5,863 do.; wax, 6.981 do; pepper. 250 bags; tea, 65 chests, ‘The shipments from Philadelphia are principally to the West Indics and British North America, and aro composed of breadstuffs, provisions, and articles of do- mestic manufacture. From Baltimore the shipments are somewhat similar to those made from Philadelphia, but the destination varies. Thero is a trade of some importance in these articles carried on between tho port of Baltimore and South America. The value of merchandize exported from Baltimore for the month of May, 1849, was $744.11, against $578,109 for the cor- responding month in 1848, The increase was princi- pally in domestic produce, Stock Exchange. $7000 US Ca, 62, Cou 1g 100 she Ww do. 10 1 £000 do "68, 15" “50 00 do ‘56, 106, 200 do 7000 Trons Notes 113% 25 Canton Co 00 do 113% 100 lo {00 Obio 68, °70, itt 150 1000 do, ", 108% 200 800 do i 200 000 do 100" 75 +00. de 108% 5 00 Tiinois Bonde, 47 40 100 Mol 17:9 do — Int Bonds 22! Pa 1000 Indiana State on 100 500 2 do 2h 89! Bu 108 9 57 0 10 tai #10 565 ” f 20 19 223 100 22 7 oo hattan Co 108K et al 14 Bank of Com full 103” 100 Reading RR, 160 2:6 Monris Canal 9 1 de 100 do 9% 100 0 8 8«6do do 9% 100 we 0 220 o Wa $1000 Readg Mort Bds, 109 200 “ SECOND Boart $1000 TS. Tass 109 fo 35 00 Penn 6% Suse 160 eo 35 £2000 Hlincis Bonds, 49 400 50 wo 3 (000 Keadiug Bonds 53 59 = (208 0 35 400 do reg 55 @ de ae ¥ IMO do 1 WNork WorRR WO SHE mew City 5,00 100 100 Harlern boo 67 w do, "8 100, 188 de 55M 2000 Reading Mtg Bds 617% 50 Erie RE 6 6 Wine Resding RR SX IE BK et Commerce” 10s 20 she Reading merce ee eS to do necip A $2 HOO 28, VANTED FOR ONE OR MOME YEARS, ’ G7 per cent interert, en lots in South Brook- ty’ th twice thesum. The hondsmen are perfretly good, w and will secure the payment by other collaterals, if nocossa= Ty Apply wo TAYLOR BROTHER, 76 Wall streok. 3,000.73 RARE CHANCE PARTNER WANT. $e 9 «oil with $1,000, who ix willing to take charge 1 a hive Die, im the very heart of the city. If preferred, with the lease, for $3,009, a8 the advertiser wishes to retire from business to the country. ‘The stable will hold twenty horses, and, with food, management, will double the capital every two years. sold ren| le will be taken for keeping two hors livery. Address mar a the following stations, from 1860, vii Charleston, Massachw Philadelphia, Penne; Pensacola, Florida, Washington, District the wood, per ton for the best for the bitumin coal. be furnish “Retirement,” at this ofhee, Woeber onal ment, and yu 1 each coun warren wirernemeaaanannnans | panes da tin United states erro ns UB BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, R. MAIL | ane Ma bald rae Steamships, betwees New York and Liverpool 4 to land ae Malifex 4 ofhice bi ry the several comman nd recoil To be endorsed t, well lighted, suitable for a store or ware- | R. HOE & CO, 4 Gold stroot. FAURNISHED APARTMENTS IN IRVING PLACE.—A | hed apartments on the first floor, on tl ,, will be let to gentle ct ly at Ni MISCELLANKOUS. \ ROPOSALS FOR FUEL.—H rly requisition of the commandiny Each proporal will state roparatoly the pric delivered, piled an niling olfiver may designate, frea of ex~ ‘ORY OF BUILDING NO. & | for tho remninder of the ye Lae Jul bedroom, and drawing room ond floor, with one en. Breakfast will | Pi j ADY SUTTON.—THIS CRLEBRATED AND FAST trotting Mare, will positively bo sold at public sal: Tuesday, June lth, at the Union Race Course, Long Isl ‘The sals will take immodiately after tho firs is over, in which Lady Suffolk, Mac and Jack Rossiter, will con= tond for @ purse of $250. ry i MEDICAL. AAA nn ns R. ELLIOTT, OCULEST, 535 BROADWAY, INFORMS his ‘and patients, that, du months, his office hours will be from 10: Wednesdays, and Fridays. Dr. oer, ag um lock on th R. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH STR: 1 to*Diveases of ti ing many rei lor, can be had grasuitow 900, 000.2277 1E8.08, 2; failure ih stopping Diarrhoa,Cholera, Bi Rhevmatic and all other Pains, as well ax Sores,Cute,Spri d Bruises. Sold in large at 12h, 1 230 Pearl atreet, und here the Doctor Wi ‘wanted who have routes establi rie R, J, X. CHABERT (WELL KNOWN AS THE FIRE 4 and 0 cent King) begs to inform his friends and the public, that his modicines for tho eure and prevention of the Cholira, may be had genuine only at the store of M. P. Julian, 443 Gi street, (new number) cornor of Ridge—th cessfully made use of during the reign of thal in 1so2and ISM. ‘The Doctor is in id T. BURMAN, CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADEL~ to Dr. L, Mortamore, 196 William street N. ¥.— Thave used your Compound Mixture, for delionte practice, im more than 300 casos, in all to ones, it offee Yours, &e., T. Bi a spose cure. 4 a) yes Tat in from 6 A.M P.M, cepted. eee Se Di. MORTAMORE, IVATE DISEASES A SINGLE GLANCE ENA- les Dr, Delaney to apply his nover failing remedies, and Ginease at, once. 0% tains bel but entirely reliew dicines are unrurparred by any other ever discovered, aad stand before the world as one of the greatest blessings over vouchested by the Almighty to erring man. Office, 51 Lispe~ d street, one atreet south of Canal, diseases, in my Which, with the exception of two intam D_ NAILS, CORNS, AND BUNI- ff, from St. Petersburgh, Chiropedisy he feet,) bogs leave most respeottully te an— rt {ciends and the public that he has romoved his # from, 68 Chambers stroot, to $23 Broadway, opposite tdway Theatre, where he will continae his services, a the radical extraction of oorng, offi Bro: give general satisfaction and cure ofdiseared nails. Oni y be reovived at this il Ist July, 1549, Portsmouth, New Hampshire. setts. Brooklyn, Long Island, New York. Avania. port, near Norfolk, Virginia. f Columbia. paretely, + cord for per bushel ‘ancaracite coal, an hed at tho option of the govern= measured at cach sof proposing for the supr!y may ascertain Ve required, by reference te ra. tertained unless atcompaniod by the # of known responsibility, posals for Fue AUG. 4. NICHOLSON, Quartermaster Marine Corps, LOKIDA —SOUTHERN nion Bank of Florida. wa ral Mutual Insurance Scrip bop LIFE AND TRUST, AND Sun, Mercantile, and tand sold, T. GOOOLIFF, 22 Wall, near Broad street. xX READ'S NEW YOR cau be had by leavin HENK P, PUSSEDU'S, 153 Fulton K PORTER.—THIS ARTICLE orders. Y PRESCOTT’S, 11 Wall st, ASSAGE FOR BREMEN.—THE FIRST RATE, FAST Paiva Now York ship GASTON, B. Blanike, master, OF THE BEST » Monday, Lith inst. a shells, put in barre! free of cartuge, at IME fr For pas- will anil tor Cowes and Bi ate Sago, having superior cabin and steerage accommodation, ®P- | F404°L in pier 4, Nortl 1. OF Ab 01 o treet. ply on board, pier 4, North HT SGHEN & UNKART, the rhortest potter. Apply at 50) West stro No. 17 South William street. PACKETS FOR MAVER—SRCOND LINEA SIP | 1, D.C ‘sail on of July. eet eres ee TOYD & MINCKEN, 58 Wall stroste VOR ST. tar Fa ng a ra Ea bt) UES, » Yao. Fe OF passa) wD TAC UO ES, CaP Vie PR VLOR & MERRELES or to BOYD & HINCHEN, 53 Wall st. AN FRANCISCO.—THE FAST SAILING Lage | arrel; alro, ONDON AND DU BLIN Wiitewasn LIME OF A SUPERIOR gratsry, put upin fleur barrels, fresh from the Shell Lime by the barrel or lond, fo fm Apply at the manufactory, 267 Ki UALITY, MANUFACTURED ts for sprinkling or whitewash, five sbiltings per barrel. Also, four cents per bushel, put on board of vessols at kilns t Bighteon D recommt BOTTLE! tt N01 F% 'N. Richmond, will positively sai woxt week, being full of frei Can accommodate @ fi nore pasrongors, on immediate application to the captain, Senedy Pier fl, North Rive I EMOVAL.—J. to 34 Broadway, up stairs. HOWARD & SON, OFF! steamer “Crescent City,,’ removed from 73 South streaty EOF THE | il; HOWLAND, 158 South street. their bills of inding om board for Shippers will please 1 and EMOVING.—FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR~ oe ‘sew near Canal sts merly 877 jway, now 445 Broadway, — bo accommodated in tho saloon, with an teal) Lampe of over ngtern. Voscela, naapeasenss meget emo re ae ~~ | Globes, Chimnies, Silke Wicl Sperm ORVILLE, FPON CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGRES ARRIVAL AP | pensions, Brackets and Stands, . . Valaforni regon.— oo Panawaof the Pacific Steamer \nformation une beun received of 6 f the ente rat class real estate inehle © ‘TO $20,000 TO LOAN IN ONE ABOUNT, id and 10,000 spy tea ttt m4 ANDELBRAS, GIRON DO! ‘the factery 0! male river, and damask, Hue, and poly vo a TeeE_ | the city, and of designs mostly Store 10K CALIFORNIA, VIA VALPARAIGO—SuLP PRO. | bllshmeit, Alen ane Fa BUS, J.C. de Vreis, mast ne yn detain treet, 1 cleus for San Prancines ow Sat AbieR aN, Ser opposite the Church, he storm, will wurday, 9th, ‘roigMt must be gout on board, at Pie No, 6 Norah iver, ix tely, Mi the te. seo niply te. E, B. SUTTON, hrect; or 0! Supe to KE. B. ‘all Wall streot, pa ‘8 GALLERY OF Bctior Sresdwer, ovrate DAGUBRREOTYPRS, NO, 06 oe Felten treo any JOOP E! BUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THR a fourt ears, confined his practioe to the treat~ ag tee Ty) other Pes aye bigeye C Ei pegscscnoendin SSeWass ale” Karel so ares wae KR. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STRERT, 80 WEL. KNOWR | Diiike'treatinsnt of delicate disensos—The Dootor’s ropa | tation for shill in thoes half Ce gee that na isteos for emit t. Constitut eakness, | {onrn se reeset dectwedly sured Wecont eaace cured Ip | four a: EMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, ko.—DOCTOR ! Ss Kalph's Practical Private sreateny deeply igen my | the only true treatment and cure; with reoi mode Ii ‘ic., Ke., faithfully given. 6th ‘editios $1 be had of the author, 88 Greenwi post, mailed free. ee baw Wr Ne ERE amlsloer SRY . RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI. is ime Treatise,” he. 84 Greenwich streot—O fice house, 8 to12 A. M., 6 to 9 P.M. (Sundays excepted. )—Thove who ap~ ly in the early stages poh oe ae ant ittle inconvenie! tending ret © who ruftered from #, certain class of poo who oan properly pie inoipient, to its stages, (from uncommon etic he can afford a rapid, cure, whiel cine geotnds for statingy O&m ‘from no 0! in America. ANY MARRIED FEMALES ARR SUFFERING M from to yoar, wasting away te skeletons, oyes vy ad dill, checks sunken, complexion of bluish’ huey ntenance without expression ‘vr auimation, form emsoi— Spirits depressed, mind vacent, am fuability for the least exertion. “Alt thia might have been prevented; or, if theye exist, the the sympiome, end treatment aro ried Woman's Private Med bitrer moments, how much the } ies a eraliaaes Seek | ing medical ndvice he ve Sesen tavilie . Citing ofthe womb). or fom ee aavlity, jow many are in constant receding eonfinement? How man: jan th and others who gure i childless loneliness, will oaah fi means of prevention, amelioratior id it have beon «pared j renner ten we cod mek oP a eee i Thels geavestonn oulll Seve, r ion of this work. platiny ees a ieclonmp Tmporens, pon anguld be known, iealth dove not pormis of an inorvace of fox either budding imto srmanhend oF none athe eating of io and mot Se ot bare in every complaint © | cameo p ong Sasa Sot wiles ge oy at "a. Boullomes, ep i, New 7 recsips of $1, 0 py il ba or caiited iain