The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1849, Page 3

Our Utica Correspondence. Urica, June 8, 1849. Deputy Collector for this Port — The New Postmaster— Cholera im the Railroad Cars—Reilvead Accident— The Summer Travel anid ihe Bepress Train—Heevy Failure én thie City, 4. As the appolutment of ® Deputy Collector of Cus- stoms for the Port of Utica is about to be made within a few days, tho applications have become as numerous 28 potatoes are in hill, Up to this morning the nam- of candidates for the office are eleven, who are all unch §* Taylor men.’’ Many of them are pulling the wires in different directions, aed putting forth every effort to establish strovg claims for this appoint- ment, The office is only wort some four or flve bun- dred dollars per anuum, but still it is looked for by » number with great auxiety. It has been held for many years by Samuel Hall, who is one of the leading hunkers of this county, | have been credibly in- Tormed that Joby Richardson will receive the commis- tion. Thisappointment is to be made by the Collector of the Port of Oswego, who was receutly appointed by the government. Joseph A. Sherman, the Master, took possession of th and has since been mukiuy many improvements for the convenience of the poople #ho have business at the Postoflice; he also removed « majority of the clerks, aud appointed efficient aud attentive oues in their places, Augustine G. Dauby has keld the otlice for nearly the last quarter of a century Not @ case of cholera bas yet been heard of in this city; but it was announced ‘here this morning, that a gentleman from Cincinnati passed througn here last night in the 10 o’clock train, and when near Little Falls was taken with cramps aud pains of the most excruc ating character, and il was pronounced by many in tho sears to be colic. When the cars arrived at Little Falls he wasimmediately taken ty a hotel, and a phy- sician called in, who applied many remedies to the suffering man, and when the cars left he was somewhat eeasier; it was not sullefactorily ascertained whether this case was Asiatic ch but it showed every symptom of being Loe real The train of cars that bi newly appointed Post- otlice on the Ist inst., holera. t Albany at 7 o'clock last evening, met with an accident when near Little Falls, Which proved more serious to the company than the Passengers, as nobody was injured or killed. It appears that some bad altered Ue brauch some distance Delow the station at the Fulis. and the cars going at a rapid rate, were suudenly stopped by the engine tender, and, two or three cars runuing off the track, gave the passengers (many of whom were asleep) a tre- mendous shock, and created quite av excitement among the ladies and children. ‘Lhe couductor showed every kindness to the passeogers, aud used every exertion to hastily inform them that there was no danger, when they quietly resumed tbeir seats again, ‘The engine ‘was considerably damaged and a number ot rods of the track were torn up. The train was detained some si hours; and another engine procured, they started and arrived at this city between tive and six o'clock this morning. Within a few day’s past, the sumnmer travel appears to have largely increased out this way, which is proba- bly caused by the spreading of the cholera in New York and other citirs; the express train that now rans from Albany to Buttalo in about thirceon hours, is ear- rying the great bulk of the through passengers, and Hequently passes here with seven to nine cars, wll flied wich travellers bound for different eections of the coua- try. Fyery exertion wilk be made this summer by the companies from Albany to Builulo. to run their trains in the most expeditious mauuer, for the accommoda- tion ofthe vast amount of travelers that are expected to wend their way eut Went in this und tho coming mouths of July and August. A heavy failure took place in this olty = few days since, which somewhat surprised the peoplo in vhis vi- cinity” H was A W. Tyrell (late Lyrell & Wicks), the extensive manufacturer and dealer in stoves and hardware Having made an asigument, he at once proceeded to a settlement with his creditors, 1 under- stand be is to resume his business again, as soon as such settlement can be effected His liabilities are of a large amount. ‘The agitated and other reports of the inereaso of cho- Jera cases in New York. thac are telegraphically sent t to the Western cities. ply through the country aces like @ whirlwind, and must haye a tendency to injure the trade of your city, As an instance, I will ite the following case ;-—A merchant from Cincinnati, while on his way to New York some two weeks ago, got as far as this city, and, heariog the cholera was sprea ing rapidly in New ‘ork immediately took rooms at Baggs’ Hotel. wand has there remained ever sine being afraid to proceed to New Vork, or return to Vine cinnati. He intends to remain here till it abates in sthe one or the other elty, THE HERALD DOUBLE SHEET. We shall issue our next double shect Herald to-mor. tow morning, for the benefit of advertisers, The im- mense circulation of the Herald makes it the best me- dium in the eity for business men to advertise in. Gur patrons will be particular to have their advertisemeuts in the office before 9 o’cloek this evening, which are in- tended for the double sheet, ‘The regular ones will be xeceived until 11 o'clock, ‘Generals Gaines and Wogth.—Brady’s Col- ection contains superior portraits above distinguished Gonoraly, besides groups of Prevident Taylor and his Ca x-President Polk and his Cabinet, and othor dis nished men, Which may be seon at his Gallory, 203 and 207 oadway, corner of Fulton st. ‘When we witn: every day the Crowds ewho flock into our neighbor Espeuschoid’s fashionable hat , it strikes us that there must be more than ordinary x customers, and such is the case, as we kuow from personal observatien. The beautiful and light drab Teavers displayed on his countore, together with an endless #, English braids, talogue of Panamas, Leghorns, Seu Faseans, Pam-leaf, and many ‘other varieties vf Straw Hats, attract multitaces to this favorite establishment. It is hardly to he wondered at, as he vells cheaper than any other manin the trad “Clarke, the Tallor,” 116 William street, ex allin want of ¢ ‘ ‘s made to order, 316. to iuahity is the test of cheapnes. ts from $2 upwards; L have alarso stock of read ich T will sell for © his late My le es of some of the first Keep their custom by and myvelf credit, Try me. doing them jisti Combs.—Ladics are Respectfully Invited Ao exawine the choice selection of Dross Combs at the subsori- fers’ store—the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest in the ity, among Which will be foand the open chain pattern, 0 enuch admired. Also, can be obtained, every article appor= venining to the toi A. & J. SAUNDERS, 887 Broadway, between Walker and White strects. aed COMMBBCIAL AFFAIBB. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, June 10—6 P, M, After a week of considerabie excitement among stock speculaters, during which the bulls obtained the as- cendancy, the market closed quiet. Since the arrival of the Europa, the demand for government stocks has improved, and prices have advanced about two per cent. State stocks have also advanced, and Ohio 6's and Pennsylvania 5's have been in active request, at getter prices. Large purchases of all these stocks have been made on foreign account, and the re- mittance on speculation have been to some extent. ‘We can form no very correct idea of the smouat of government and State stocks held abroad, upon which interest will soon be due, but have no doubt that full thirty millions-of all our securities are owned ‘Dy capitalists resident in foreign countries, The in- terest on most of these stocks will be dae within the next sixty days, and the remittance of such a large amount will have a tendency to put up rates for ex- change, and arrest any further importation of specie. ‘Within the next six or eight months. at least two mil- lions of dollars will have to be remitted to Europe, in pay- sment for interest on our stocks held by foreigners, and this amount will be increased every six months, fora long time to come, ‘The European demand for our stocks, and its influence upon prices, are at this moment ot the greatest importance to the leading interests of this coun- try, as it brings capltal among us, and leaves our do- mestic resources to find employment in developing our most vital resources. and giving strength to the various enterprising movements of the day. It is also a source of somo pride to see our stocks taking the lead of those of every other country, in the face of the slurs and cidicule thrown upon them by foreign journals, It is some satisfaction to see the securities of every Ku- ropean governinent depreciating. while ours are sought after at high prices, by the most cautious capltalistss and people of property, who wish to seeure @ compo- toncy from the wreck and ruin going on around them in their native country. ‘This isall very fine, aud must confound those who have talked so much about repa- diation and American credit. with a view of producing prejudices that would compel us to carry sur own se- curities; but the annual extraction of so many mil- Hons of dollars to pay the annual interest on ‘these stocks, is @ featuro in the matter which we cannot avoid, and one which will be attended with many evils, The immense debt of Great Britain would bankrupt the nation avd produce a revolution, were it not that the interest is retained within thy country; antl se long as such is the case, the burden ‘will be comparatively light Fortunately for us, our whole debt i not very large, and ithas not many yoars to run; #o that, in the event of the balk of it being held abroad, we shail ultimately be relieved from the drain ‘pon us caused by the payment of interest. Wo allude to this for the purpose of showing that the remittance of our ttocks to Kurope is notaltogether such a favor. able matter as appears at the Urst glance, ‘ As the troubles and difficuities in Europe increase, the emigration to this country will receive a greater impetus, and many families of wealth will serape to qgother the rei ts of their property, aad five to the + United States for that safety aod protection, which their own governments canavt guaranty Among these emigrants there will be. without doabt, many capital- ists who bave made investmeuts ia our securities, sad in this way there will be traosferred to our shores | us in the shape of interest. Such us Agration is most desirable, and more of this olass are daily arriving than is generally known, We learn that a family arrived early last week in the Her- mann, from Bremen, reported to be worth two hundred thousand pounds, most of which they brought with them. Among the passengers that come out inthe Bremen line of steamers there are many wealthy fami- lies, whe come here for the purpose of making this country a place for permanent residence, and the amount of property brought here by these people is immenre. Wealso find that the principal European demand for American stocks comes from Germany, whieh, with the class of people emigrating from that part of Europe to this country, is the best evidence in the world of the feeling entertained for our institu- tions, and for our government, This feeling will rapidly spread, aud a few years will suffice to completo a revolution in the public mind abroad, relative ts the finances of the United States, as thorough as any which bas taken placo in any of the governments of the old world. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for stocks in this market for each day of the past week, and at the close of the week previous. The tendency of prices throughout the weck has been upward, and the closing quotations were higher than at the close og the previous week :— 4 Qvorarions ror THE PRiwcrPaL 8TOOKS IN THE New Yoru Marner, Sat. Mon. Tue. Wed, Thu, Fri. 12% UK UBis 113% 1 sg ME” 1B TES 118 108 les” 109 4 8736 Ss 9 eS wo n on Roading R. % Roading My Reading Railroad. Norwich & Worces'r, Eric Railroad, old... frie Rnilroad, new. . % 899% 6s Bz: Ft aR eI Canton Company, Morris Canal. orth Am. Tru: ¥. & NL 8615 A comparison of prices current yesterday, with those ruling on the Saturday previous, exhibits an ad- vance in Treasury notes of 14{ per cont; U. 8. 6's, 1868, 2; Ohio 6's, 24; Pennrylvania 5's, 2; Reading bonds, 4; Reading Mortgage Bonds, 134; Reading Rail- road, 84; Norwich and Worcester, 34; Erie Railroad old, 24g; Erie, new, 134; Farmers’ Loan, %; Morris Canal, }¢; New York and New Haven, };; and a de- cline in Harlem of 3f per cent; Stoningtou, %. ‘The movements of specie in this port, have not been very active during the past week or two. The Euro- pean supply having about ceased, the exports have been a matter of more importance. We annex the shipments since the 1st of January last. ied Surraents or Srecix From THE Pont or New Yonx. 1849. Stezmer Falcon, Havana, Spanish doubloons. .. $33,600 oe as Steamer Canada, Liverpool, sovereigns. . . . 9,085 Brig J.C. Fremont. Sagua la Grande, Sp doubs 1.230 Burk Magdalona, Laguna. Spanish doubloons.. _ 6,290 Ship St. Nicholas, Havre, five francs. .... 11,109 do. do. ’ doubloons. . ‘207 do, do. Mexican doilars 63.000 Ship Danube, London, American halves. 80,000 do, do, Mexican dollars. 84,000 do. do. fivefranes..... 7,000 May 26 toJune 9.. Jan. 1 to May 26.. Total for 1849........ . The imports during the same period exceeded three times this amount, and since last January the receipts of specie at Boston have been nearly to the same amount. Tho arrival of the store ship Lexington at this port from San Francisco, with twelve hundred and eightoen pounds of gold dust, equal in value to about $250,000, adds largely to our imports. It appears by tho report of the purser of the Lexington, that sixteen hundrod and seventy-six pounds of gold were shipped at San Francisco, four hundred and fifty-eight pounds of which wero landed at Valparaiso, and the Walance, as above, brought to this port. The whole shipment was valued at $370,000. We do not know how much gold the steamship Oregon brought to Panama, but the Lexington has on board the largest amount shippod to the United States, up tothe date of her departure from San Francisco, The annexed statement exhibits the value of mer- chandise, and amount of specio imported into this dise trict, excepting that sent to the warchouse, and the amount of duties on the same, for the week ending the Sth inst., in each of the past three years, Commxrck or tur Port or New Youx.—Wenxry Ime rorts. 1846, 1847. 168, Freo goods. .. fi 122,519 Du uable goods, 1,407,119 Total mdse. Speei Duties received Rates of duty. There has been a falling off in the value of merchan- dise imported during the weeks this ycar, comparod with last, of $447,564, and of more than one hundred thousand dollars in the amount of dutics. The imports still continue large for the season, while our exports are only to a moderate extent. It is our impression that but for the large remittances of American securi- tics, quotations for sterling exchange would range well up to the specie importing point, The value of dry goods entered at the Custom House for the week, was $525,006; entered for warehousing, $53,226; with- drawn from warehouse, $21.154. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, up to the close of business yosterday, amounted to $47,280; payments, $43,255 58; advices, $210,000; balance, $1,257,184 56. Amount of Treasury notes surrendered for stock during the week, $221,400. ‘The quantity of four, wheat, corn and barley left at tide water during the first weck in June, in the years 1848 and 1849, was as follows ;— Flour. bbla, 1848, Asi, Decrense..... a ‘The aggregate quantity of the samo articles left at tide water, from the commencement of navigation to the 7th June, inclusive, was as fullows :— Flour, bbls, Wheat, ba. Corn bu. 295,383 3 R PT Fe ae ed 91,510. Increase, 1 Dee. 87; In. 718 30. By reducing the wheat to flour, the quantity of latter left at tide water, this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year, shows an increase of 50.741 barrels of flour ‘The following table shows the quantity of some of the principal articles of produce lett at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 7th of June inclusive, doring the years 1347, 48 and °49, the canal, in those years, having been opened on the Ist day of May :— a. Can Flour, bl . Barley bu. 1848, a Ieiv, iT ABS 7 or Propvce at Trion Warten ‘ 1s F The reeepts of flour, corn, barley, beef. but bacon, this season. thus far, exceed those for the cor responding period last, while wheat, ashes, lard. cheese, and wool. have ful The increase or dveres yet. is not ve t; but, as the searon advances. they Will become wore marked) The prospect at pr is, that the supply of breadstuffs, this year, will fall much below that of 1848. AWVERTINEMENTS RENBWED EVERY DAY REWARDS, IVE DOLLAKS REWARD,—.OST, ON FRIDAY, THB Sth instant, a gold loaded Cano, with the initial fet era 8 erman text. The above will be nder on no to the subscriber at THEODOKE sSEDUWK BONPSVAY, THE 6TH INST, A LARGE 4 Mosaic Breastpin, with the figure of a King Charles Spaniel upon it, A hbersl reward will be given to the flader. Apply at No. 1114; Wooster at. v 5 6 Wall street, O3T—ON W SPECIAL NOTICES, YRDER OF GOOD FELLOWS.—AN ADJOURNED nyention, composed meeting of th delegates from es ari jes of this order, will be hela at. Philadal- *t co Hall, in Third street, below Gre ‘Teed ack in the wfters June, at 5 o'e a ean TARTS BROOKER, 1 WINSLOW, ; Committee, 8 OF THE ANCIENT ORDER OF ‘ate their now lots in Greenwood Ce- if otnorwisa, the ostponed to the first pleasant day, They full rogalia, attended by an excellent dnuwber about five handred, They leave at ik by the wow ferry boat Greenwood, froia the fut al tree eremony will pall spear in Urays band, Ww f NGUCP-—THE CORNERSTONE FOR A NEW CHAPEL for the Colored Lome, will be laid op the 12th inst. (to= morrow.) atd P.M. on Firat avon Sixty-fifth street, E.R. A brief history of the origin of the inaui= tution, together with the last an IT boread. and several short addresses by gentlemen, Tho public are re event. weather prov ‘ablo, it will bo posep far day. ‘The Stxty-urst street and York near the promises, fi EMOVING.—FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, wi rly 37 Broadway, now 445 Broadway, vear Mechanical Lainps of every patern, Versois, § Shonld tne those who have heretofore draw wauually, sums from Glohes, Chimnies, Sitk Wicks, Shades, 8 Oi), pousions, Braokets and Stands Hl. DARDON . 8 | WANTS. W 4NtED—bY A NBAT YOUNG GI to tabs care of child Work and waiting, in @ priv © ‘and do family. Please call at 356 Ninth tairs, ty referen bra RL, A SITUATION He chainber Can give the best of Strect, near avenue ANTED=-SITU ATIONS FOR TWO RESPECTABLE who aro well qualified to fill « cook, wash, and irom, in th peered and attend to the duties elu w Yo! resent erethind & f ) Br t three y Ul attend to chamberwork, 68 Pacific street, Brooklyu, or to he places thoy do- 'y, oF will go to Fm honse, ra with @ faria~ at their . & D. M. ik. Appl ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT clean and tidy Protestant ber work; isa very good plain Coo! Woeher and Ironer; willing to tal is a good Sewer; can produce the best no oljeetion to gv im the country. ow CRY ANTED—BY A RE! ty irl, to de house or ham i Baker, and first rate care of ohildren, and recotnmendations: Pleuse call at No. 223 PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. situation in a respectable private family; is a good plain cook, and first rate washer and iron otyection to go a short distance in th housework ina small family. City refers onll at 3 daventio, opposite Tompki er: can bake, No wntry, or dv general noe given. Please ps Market. W A Xt2D-SFCOND BAND BENCHES AND DESKS, in good order, suitable for a mull Leeture Room— Apply to WOTHEKSPOON, KINGSFORD & CO., Buildings, Mai ver ite V man, w situs Ve als on ty c pderstands loadin shi me, J. D., Herald office, Can give unquestionable reference, 7 ANTED—BY A SOBER, HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS i ake care of horses, and assist ps aud warehousing ‘Address, with J ANTED—& WELL EXPERIENCED or rrespomds { German, desires to be on ployed in si sale business, Best city reference Winans oere ty itl b nanagement of a span of horges, and w harness and carriages perfe able families, Y perfect iu the management of ‘understands the care ul stock of Kk, A., at the Herald offies, ) BOO! ed ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A STEADY SINGLE » Who shall take the perm ent care and oto keep ul ga tly clean, to please the moss nd wake himself generaily usefel, Is 8 garden in all ite allkands, Address ANTED—A SITUATIO. , BY A YOUNG WOMAN Who bas been three years in her last plac , na plain Cook, wather and ironer, or chambermaid snd waiter in & private family. No objections. goa short distance in the country. Good city relerence, Apply at No, 215 Spring street, Can be seen for two days. 7ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN as Nurse or Chambermaid, or to do small family. Would bave no objection oa in the country, loor, A SITUATION all tho work of a to go a short dis Inquire at 49 William strevt, third NTED—A SITUATION BY A YO! WwW dest of last pla and ty referen: UNG Woma ¥ TO do general housework ina small family, why can give lived four years and a half in her Please call at 225 Varick’ street. WW ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AS partuer in the drug ‘busine: with a cash capital of from $800 to $ chance for any smart business young mai Referencen red and given, at this offic bad. & neighboring ‘elt; ce Ma nowt ‘ pin is & KO a to make money. Address & note vo Y, 5 stating when and where an interview coun be ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY THREE YOU rst rate Cooks—the other as reference, men, Two maid and Laundre: he best of cit: Ploase call at NG Wo- Chamber- No objeo- 178 Third avenue. a» Chamberma: could make herself u ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY GOOD GIRL, or in any other capacity, where sho No objection te go to the coun- txy. Apply 100 Greenwich street, entrance in Courtland’ aticet. ANTED—A SITUATION, ASSEAMSTRESS CHAM- maid, or children’s Nurse, by « ear give the most unexcoptionable chur oung woman who as to steadiners and capability, Apply to 116 Twelfth stroot. ANTED—A YOENG MAN, OF ABOUT 17 YRARS One who ssaU Kbree! bring good refe of ay at No. WEN you rences, may apply NG GERMAN, WHO SPEAKS CORRECTLY the Frenoh language, and a little English, wishes a sitna~ tion as Coachman or Waiter, and where onerally useful, onesty. tie wife commends hersel Washing and Smoething; of which sho we address to Win, Muller, 123 George Spain. ENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE, OR TWO SI} ntlemen, Can bo accommodated with it ry 46 Broome street, two doors wost of Bromigayses ores e can make himsel’ Best of reference given, for sobriety and in tho bust mauner, for makes the neatest Liberty stroct, for LE A YOUNG AND DEALTAY MARRIE ing lost her own chiid, would tal Hest of reference given. Apply at street, in the store. D WOMAN, ITAV- child to wot nurs 160 west Sixteent T HE FRIENDS OF TWO YOUNG Wi ly arrived in this country, are anxi them mituations either as Chainbermaid, 0 children; are protestants, and work well Have no objection to go a, letters addressed to OMEN RECENT- jous to procure for to tako charge of with their nevdle. ort distance inthecountry, All . &T., 176 Pearl street, Brooklyn. {ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUN. is @ good Cook, Washer and Ironor, wh of reference from Ner last employer: up-steirs work. Please to call at 90 Can bo seen for two days. OTTON MILL.—WANTED, A SITUA Intendent of & Cotton Mill, by quainted with the business, an rence given. Address J. H., Herald office, no obj G WOMAN, WHO ho can give the best ijections to do strect, 6th avenue. TION ASSUPER- one that is practically ac- experienced. Best of refo- 3 000. —A RARE CHANCE.—PARTNER WANT- P © ed with $1,000, who is willing to take charge iw Livery atabl would sefl all, with the le wishes to retire from bu to, the co will hold twenty horses, and, with good double tho capital every two years, | If 30 ble will be taken for kee “Retirement,” at this o' 00. im tho very heart of the city. for $3,000, as If pi oa country. Tl managemiont, will Nd, tho rent of sta- Tat ertises stabli ig two horses on'livery, Address MASCELLANKOU! LLINOIS AND MICHIGAN NAL.—REDUCTION of Tolls—Notice to Woatern Merchants, Forwarders and Others. May, Is n Canal, a draw in pursuance of an order adopted on the 16th of by the Board of Trustees of the Illinois and Mi- ck of 6) por cont on the rates of tolls © us ertablished for the yesr 1849, will be allowed on and after June 10, and for the residue of the season lowing uamed articles which may be t Mississippi, River to the Hudson River, Michigan Canal, to wit:—Beet, pork, bao low, Wool, tobaeco, hemp, beeswax, fur: cluding buffalo robes). eles which way be transy seissippi, via the Ui inois and Michiya: kof 2 per cent on the rates of said for the year 1M ary yoods, groceti ‘cutlery aper, saleratns, ate urd Of Trustess w ait cies upon which drawback ma, pas cd between the Sliseiss.pptand tho My fs the cose may be, will be~1. The invoi the hame of the consigne ment, the articles must be specitied, and the Whsle Le rbseri forea magistrate, consience, in ti ved by him, Upon preg dence st the office of cary of the di Illinois, the drawback witl be p: By order of the Board of Trus jee were rec tate under owth that the articles enume of 1819, on the fol- sported from the via tho Illinois amd on, lard, flour, tal- 3. and poltrios (im- Andon the following specified arti+ orted from the Hv son River to the n Canal, there will allowed in like manner, and for the samo period, ndraw- tolls as eatablishod merehand x consisting of crockery and s cl, venevring "The U’ require that the he cluimed have actually adson, oF vice versa, the manifest, the date of ship= tho weights stated, Ly the cousignur and sworn tu bo- ke manner, will be elia stating the tment WILLIAM GOODING, Secretary. Caxan Orricr, Cuieago, May 24, U PUyebamation—m ar OR's OFFI Whereas it is made hy law the duu ing physician in the City of New kK, to to the Mayor, (ie Board of Health, of every estilential or Infoetic the thirty-Gretday of May and the fire within twenty-four hours after the same Other rain this city, do hereby ivswe g, under the etrict penalties ot the cepers of boarding and lodging ho’ to make an immediate report Mayor, Hebith, at the Mayor's Otter idus Ke our hours after he the complaint. | Te reridence of every inci case, within twenty avepeet th physicians are req tho reevvery or death of their patients, (Signed) CALED 8. WO if Health, tient he shal is discase, between he Board of Ucalth, or either of the C City Holl, of the name, a with any ane eto their reports by st E, MAY 31, 1819,— y ‘of every pract make @ report or dither of thi have In day of Novemb: shall he ve cor 8. W ther, and to what se. is now pre- roclamation, on w, om all physi- ws, the polic im writing to the mmissioners of 4 shall ascertain o ensure aecuracy, ing ODHULL, Mayor. CMISAAND Guass wEND D.-WILLIAMNGWSILAM, Glues Driller, rivet China i Op) an ¢ rood br nC ly cemented. requested not to cleaned off, whic out ny kind of coment, ing china properly mend Broadway, up staler, continues to A neat, superior ghd substantial ples drilled out of decanters an bandies put on pitchers, covers, So. cod for the Principal stores smell= the city. om noat- an have must, willedd to the costof reyairing. Cut this din the movements of the persun who fu To be had only of Madame Proapete r Walker streute. N. table 6 Bix ovta ve price $24; and ono Irish Professor of the Piano Fo hy and Violin, at $65 Brond day a JRAND DEPOT DE CORSETS FRANCAIS —COR- H wots do Paris, new patterns latest fashion, adopted at fashionable Indies; most ‘orm, a4 Woll as for the Kborty they af- omfurtahle makes use of them, Re for nurs rice, and atrC HE QUESTION ARIS MINDS OF HUN. dreos, Why is thors such # continued rush to the eheup: est Carpet Establishment im the United State 99 Buw= ery, Hiram Andersen's, Connossiours and keonomists say— there you will find the largest and most beautiful assurtinont, Ot a siving of 25 per cont. HAMPAGNE—THE “LIGNOT" Bi os quality, c ABICHT, Sole Agi RAND, OF SUPE- in quarts and pints, fur sale by , No. ot Wall street, TUR SUBCRIBERS ARB ing, Parlor and Box Stoves, at low price Circulars, with drawings and deseriptio mail to any one desiring them: JAGGER, TREADWELL & PERRY, No. 110 Be FORE YOU hat di of An ent of ax handsome Boots, § RETO OURS os, and K nt hir stock. dealers with a large and excelle de, at unprecodentedly cheap prices, call av his PREPARED TO nt variety of Cook= for cash or credit, s, will be sent by Faglo Foundry, street, Alba TION THE FACT immonse arsort= Gaiters, ax be tore aad SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, AND ¢ ¥ The subscriber, preparing to retire tr aclling at firrt cost, ‘The public are re his stock, comprising some of the newest be Lees JOUN W. MOKGAN, 5 10 $55,000 * Kent Bathe, in this city or Brooklyn. Apy No.1] Wall street, in the Croton Was or ¢ @ 10 $3.00 TU LOAN O Cont, che sum of $3,000 or $3,500. App Rr GEORGE Turin THE LAVIES.—PE just received a Jarge 0 embroidered Ei just Caps Caper. Vinek and whi op; Cambri Ldhis, Lacee, jis large and splendid stock of Lampe Fulton street, 2@ Lamp Store from Broadway, IRANDOLES, usiness, is ni Gitandoles and oxam| fashions an aad mor LEND, ON BOND AND MORT. , to suit applicants, on productive ly toS. 5, BRC Iihice, Basement, IMPROVED G1TY eam, at seven per after 1 PLM., to LL. $0 Dey stront, 373 BROAD. lot of Eemeraida usnal AMUSEMENTS, : ne ee ee WERKY THEATRE.—MONDAY EVENING, JUN! KOADWAY TREATRE—MK. E. A, MARSTIALL, PRO. J1th, will be played, CLA + DE Di tho RNa oe | tor Mr. 1. wee scent: ‘Me %, #700 setery—Charlea ed, Mr. James Dunn; @ Duval, Mr. | Ith, will be produced FOLETTA, or the Baohanced evens Mervyn, Mr. MeFarland; Yanko, Moms. Monplaisir; Kan-Kao-s00, Moni. Corb, Bans Aurore Mine Ce ri ho-kan, Mon, Groat; Peko, Mr, Weights Tahingo? Mrs, Gilbert. To be followed b; Mile, A. Bulan; Aika, Milo, St, Clair; Foletta, Mme. Mon A 1 Sg mg ned oF TK TRISH DRAGOON: Paddy More we, 5 y! “. ta iv, Mr. Wiid Hors of Partary, lic, Vissi Hadoway: Mz. Browasherry, rca Mr. Simm; Mra. McFarland; Themar, Mr. Jordan; Onoi ‘Mire, Ji ryuette, 75 ota; Ol Mr. Mellowpear ur, Po fut Bloom! Dress Cire! » Mi family and CUANPRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST. URION'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET—MON- ~—Mondey evening, June Il, will be acted TUB CuiMus | LD day Evening, June ll, will be. performed the eamodiaita —Toby Veck: Mr tke; Will Fern, Mr. Tilton; Tugby, | of the WINDMILL—The Marquis, Mr. Hamilton: Sampaone Mr. ‘chard, Mr. Dawes; Aldérman, Mr" Pardey; | Mr. Johnston; Porter, Br. Res: mess, Mise Durhert fargaret, Mies Mes irs, Chiek M After which, the Overtures to enstalker, Mr; EAKS AFTER—M: M uy ‘To conclude with the { SLE—Achor, Mr. Fredo- longo, Mr. Soimidt; Bortrand, Mr. Mr. Hea; Mathilde, Mine. Augusta: Oo After which, THRE. Cant. Tobin, Mr, Lizoy, Miss’ M: | Mannering and u new ballet called the PIKATE ; | rick; Pietro, Mr. Parslo Raymond; Baptist jacqueline, | tavia, Miss Walters Countess Pignatelli, leo: Zulia, ‘os KE. Mostayer, Mg to8, | Mile. Kennedy. Boxes and Parguot, £0 conte; Family Ciraler bores 35 ote; Pit | Bete. Doors open at 741; Curtain rises ut 7% o'clock. MERICAN MUSEU and Propriets M—P. 'T. BARNUM, MANAGER ; Greenwood, jun, Assistant Mana, | Splendid performances in the afternoon, at dg v'elock, an every eveningat S o'clock, One week wore of the Qhaker Giwnt and Giantess, the largest pet inthe world, They | may bo seen atall hours. Great Westorn, the Yankas common diab, appears every afternoon andevening, in ® new comie melange. d week of ¥ hite’s talented and po} M ECHANIC'S HALL, No.472 BROADWAY, BETWE ‘and Broome street.—OVEN EVERY EVENIN DURING THE WEEK. s night until further notice, the original and well HRISTY'S MINSTRELS. orgaviaed 1842; the oldest established company in the world the first to burmonize pegro melodies, and originators of th Present popular style of Ethiopian Entertainments, whose success in this city, during the past threo years, iy m ‘and ever: 1c t con= elusive ovioence rf their superior merit snd attractiveness, | Ethiopian Mivotrels, tne best band in the Uniced. Staras,— v! pany consists of ten performers, undor the direction | They vppear at each entertainment. Also engaged, Miss Bar- of E. P. Christy, Doors opew at seven} Concert commences | tor, Miss Stanhope, Miss West, Messrs, Chapman, Copland, at eight o'clowk: An afternoon Concert every Saturday, oom- | Clark, and others, Wax Statoary, Representations. of encing at three o'clock. P.M. Siumeeo Twins, Madame Rockwell, the Fortune Teller, can | be privately consulted at all hours hildren wider 10 years, 134 wemtts DEN-~FRENCH & HEISER, PROPRIE- x Pows!—On MONDAY Evening. Juno 1th, and e sive evening during the Summer, Sun- days excepted, will be given a Grand Vocal and Instru- mental Promenade Concert, to be followed by « Bal D'Ete, or Summer Hall, in which visiters will have the privilege of foiuing in the various Cotittonsy Wattavs, Volkus, asourkas, edewax, Ke. under the direction of coinpetent and. tit Teepectable “Masters of the Co: cmonies,” engagod expre: to secure a rigid observance of the rules a n the duted and most fashionable Bsll i 26 ore open at c EB betwen Spring and Prine Admission 23 cont; (PEE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS—TUR exhibition of Paintings, by artiets of the above school, will be open every day (Sundays excepted) from 10 o'clock AM., until 10 o'clock. P.M., at the Inrge room over the hall of the Chureh of Divine Unity, in Broadway, between Spring | and Prince etreets, Admittance 26 Season tickets, wntsl 1th dune, ivelusive, 60 conte Jognes 1246 conts. AL ANAL STREET.—PROFESSOR Ho rated Marble Statuos and Tablosnx | ants, represent bewuty and grec Saturday at 3 3736 conte; Parquette 25 cou {YKEE CONCERTS RVERY BVENING, AT THE EAGLE }SEUM, 699 BROADWA Saloon. No, 27 Dowery, between Stauton and Rivington ‘sand the only one in Htreets, J, Lynch, rroprintor, Mr. d. LYNCH tes} | thie country, con Tol life size Figure! the solicitation of his numero | of Chincue of all class red Chines Painting 6 has Leen inde m the ahove establishment asa | Aparimentsin Houses, Vessels; Modols of Pago= free Concert Salvo ‘on Monday evening, June U, | das, Temples, and Bridges; Specimens af Chinese Manutao- Concert to commence at 8 o'clock precively, tures, their Agrieulzuval and Mechaniou) Limplemonty, In- 2 il ive is _ | struments of Lanterns, &e. &e. Open trom 9 A.M. { HAKSPEARE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.—THR | HII0 P.M. daily, Admittance 25 conte; ohildren under’ 12, | mewhers and ex-members of tt is Socisty will please meet, | BME pric on Monday evening next, at 8 o'clock, at the Shakspea: House, 655 Pearl street. J. THOMAS, Sec'y. STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—THE ABOVE THEA. | tre to be lot for a term of several months from the ; present time. For terms, &e., apply to CORBYN & MARTINI, Musical and Dramatic Agents, No. 4 Barclay st. | re | CASTLE Ga RDEN—THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING | to give a series of Grand Promenade Concerts on th game magnificent seale and plan as that adopted by the cel brated Julien and Musard in Paris aud Loudon, royuest mw Steal artists of talent and respectability, who wish toon ¢, to submit their proporitions (in, writing) to. their re flatly authorived agente, Messrs jaroliy wtreot, New Ver! Cort Martini, & R nu and ‘CH & HEISE) SALHS BY AUOTIU: JCTION NOTIC! TUE STOCK OF A Watchn aker and Silve ‘This day, at 102g avNo, IL Spruce st., withont tho balanoe of Mr. Molineaux, who is retirfiy from business. some as valwable gold and silver Watches as in the cit, rich plated and silver Goods, Clocks, Giraudolos, & theromaining choive Wines, &o., trom 4 first class hotel. THOS, BELT, TIONEER.—MONDAY, JU at the corner of Gold and Pros- ts, Brooklyn, the Fixtures aud Balance of Stock of SPORTING UNioN course, 1. ~1ROTIING—WEDNESDAY, | June 13, will come off, a Purse of $250—two mile hea ‘Jobn m. Lady Moscow; 0, Demi ter. The purse advertined for Tuusda: unt of Lady Suffolk and Mao having am engagement to off in Boston, and will not be here ia time tw trot the race, M._D! GREENE, Proprictor. ars will leave the South Perry at three o' | to harness. enters b. is post NION COURSE, L. L—A RARE CHANCE FOR P destrians—'ihe Proprietor of the above Course oilers the | following Purse, to come off June 28th, between the hours of | Store. two and sixin the afternoon, viz. $506 to the man who per- forms the greatest distance ‘over eleven milos in one hour; DUMONT, $1) to the second in the same race; and $100 to the third, s,lranay, provided that each perfom tho eleven miles in the time abov c AUCTIONEER.—OLD WINES AND belonging to Bunker's Mazsion Hons: will sell at Auction, on Twesday, June 1 apecitied. ‘To close Saturday, the 23d, at Greene & Madden's, ‘clock, at Bunker's Mandon House, 30 Broadway, about 188 Chatham square. No charge for entrance. 1,500 bottles of very superior old Madeira, Shorry, and Port o it GREENE, Proprietor. Wines; also a few dozen of old Brandy, 19%, and old Jamai Rum, and 14 a 8 Wino Vinegar. Catalogues on Mon= zt w FLARIEM PARE —THorTING —MONDAY, JUS ithe offive af the Auctioneers, 11th, at 8 o'clock, will come off 9 match for $4 ETHE day, , two LL Wall street. mites and repeat, betwoen the celebrated trotting borscs EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET, Pelhamend Black Modesty, Wim. Whoeland Auction Sales of Horses, Carringes, Harness, Saddles, Pelham, to harness; C. Brooke names b. in. Mod Ac. will be continued as usnal every Monday, at 12 o'clock, will be ‘one of the most exciting races that hae | and’also every Waduesiay, at the same hour. Vehicles of on the Harlem Course thi match for $100, mile heat i gous. W. Fonner names 8. g. Mount Morris; M, Gre names Sorrel ¢. ——. W. FONNER, Proprievor. HE PUBLIC SALE OF LADY SUTTON, piow Course, on the 12th instant, will be post= poned until some furure the, of which due notice will be giver, in eonsequence of Lady Suifulk, Jack Rossiter, and Mack, making other arrangements to trot on East the fol lowing week. She will be still oflered at private sale, For further particulars, inquire at 40 Bowery. EB. WMITE. every description sold at te sale or auction, JOHN H, GATFIELD, Proprictor. season, Tine: best three in tiv MEDICAL, (CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CORE —THTE AstatiC Golden Life Drops (an East India preparation, ) is 4 cor- tain and never failing proventive of the Cholera; {cis alse, | positive cure if taken in the early stages of the disease. The | Gram, of New ¥ city, Lars did se! tho above pre= | in in over 450 cases of the Cholera during Ts32; Dr. we, of PLiladelphia, also prescribed it in over 200 cases, claps loat axingle pations. Every ould purchase a bottle immedinrely, Frice # conte, G. W. Childe & | C.M. Ring, ouly Agent | CHRON OMETER FOR SALE—ONE TWO DAY CHRO- eter, made by R. & i, Molyneux, Southampton Kow, London, warranted in firet rate order; ‘may be. seen, ———— between the hours of 10 and 4, ab Mr. Graves’, No, 16 John st., ELIABLE TESTIMONY.—WASUINGTON up stairs, Carolina.--Mr. FowLx—Dear Sir:--"M; Pee whose certific: is gi below, ts one of o1 OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY—A | Tie and honest farmers, and his wife now evjes farm of 70 acres, less than # mile from the railroad dopet, Very respectfully, yours, M.A. Si ae Hew desey. in tia a fitted for a gentleman's | ch ‘ thts rout Country, North residence, or a farmer. Inquire o! *) ity, Ww i Rt. W. TOWNSEND, 7} Cedar streot. sigued foolire the ee aD eae Dee ee WT C deems th q 16 use of Dr. star's Bal n of ild Cherr; jects tt 6 LIGNUMVITAL.—100 TONS, IN LOTS TO | is tut an act of justice t hat but for tho use of that valu= suit purchasers, very long, and from 4 to 2) inches tn di~ | able remedy, his wife, 10 auneter, of superior quality, and well adapted to Block Ma- Meza anid Ten Pin Ball Manufacturers usas: apply to THOMAS MAHANEY, Ten Pin Fall Maker, No. 107 Walker it. Co for 'New York, z z 2 = NORTH | Hervey Mill, oat rexpecta Raed health. M.D." K aftictod with what the and all ethers considered consumption, would have probably been, ere this, im her grave, But all the dangerous and. unpleasan’ syimptoine have been removed by t fiw bottles, wud shegnow attends to her daily avocations as usual. HARVEY HILh, oO TERS.—A_ SECOND HAND LARG 1M- Loo! el ber perial Washington Press, with rollers complete, allin | BUTS Uithetwrsoper eaters Remember i must bo I, rood order; size of platten 2x12 inches. KR. HOE& CO., 43 | ~ Por sale wholerale aud retail, by Mousrs. A. Ti; & D. Sande, Gold street. 100 Fulton street, ner of Willi 2 Broadway; 1 Building, corner ‘Chambers; Pennifold & Co. street; and by the druggists genorally throughout the United States and Canada. TO BE LET. ent a ee AND FURNITURE TO LET.—THE HOU: and Furniture No, 217 Tenth street, on the north between the First YE AND EAR.--A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FRER of cost, at 261 Broadway, corner of Warren stroet, de~ scribing Dector Powoll’s new and successful mode of treating ud jecond avenues. INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, nan Our Washington Correspondenee, Wasuinarox, June 9, 1849. The Administratton—the Wilmot Proviss—Coh, Benton—Henry Clay, §c.—The Natvenal Intelli- gencer and its Prospectus. We are disposed to believe that the admunistra- tion would prefer the people of California to take the slavery question out of the hands of Congreas and Old Zack; for itis an ugly customer, and some= how or other it must (there is no helping it) be met atthe next session. The bold and emphatic course of Col. Benton among his constituency, in favor of free soil, will only go to strengthen that party in both houses at the next session; and the probability is, that Old Zack will be called upon to say * yeu” or “ nay’ to that eternal proviso, unless he shall contrive to induce the people of California to do the work for themselves in the interim, We are satisfied that if brought to the question, Henry Clay will vote with Mr. Benton on a territo- riut bill for California, for the exclusion of slavery till doomsday. ‘Chat will pass the bill; and Gea. ‘Taylor has no other course left him than to sign it, unless he shall assume to be a better expounder of the constitution than Webster, Benton, or Cla for, unless satisfied of the unconstitutionality o bil passed by Congress, Gen. Taylor says he wil sign it, and this, we suppos apslies as well to a provision excluding slavery from, as to an article for admitting it ito, a territory. It is reasonable, therefore, to conclude, that un- less California shall send in a State constitution embracing the proviso, for the consideration of Con- gress at its next session, that Congress will do the work in a territorial bill, and that Gen, Taylor will sign it. One of these two modes, we think, is inevitable. ‘The former is perfectly easy, and would be perfect- ly satisfactory to all sections; the latter has the ha- zard about it of leading to the complete dislocation of the two political parties as they vow exist—a dis- location which would extend to the cabinet, and lead to the necessity of a general re-organization. We shall watch, in the meantime, to see if the ad- ministration is disposed to aid the people of Califor- nia to prevent all these hazardous results. = W. Wasninaron, D. C., June 4, 1849. The Appointmenta by the New .Administration—Foreign Missions—The Naval Court Martial—The Naval De- partment—Meeting of the Cabinet. Itis the fault of all administrations that they are willing to believe they can do themselves no harm ; and hence the most egregious errors are constantly committed. This is especially true of the present one, The country was led to believe that Gen. Taylor, wher elected, would prove to be the President of the United States—the President de facto; but so far he has yielded all, or nearly all, to his cabinet, and a few months will disclose how much he has erred. Tho discontent manifested with many of the recent ap- pointments will be renewed when they come up for senatorial concurrence ; and oven witha whig majority in the Senate their confirmations would be doubttul. Colonel J. Watson Webb received his quietus on Friday last. One of his friends was plalaly told by Gen. Taylor that Col. Webb might not hope of bein the representative of the United States abroad ; ani this annunciation was not made with the most delicate reference to his deserts. However much Col, Webb aay have exerted himself to procure the nomination Philadelphia, yet_there are reminiscences of the pas which in Gen. Taylor's mind, far outweighs his sor: vicesin the late paliical struggle. The same rule of action applies with equal force to Gales & Seaton, and would ever prevent Gen. Taylor regarding them ina favorable light. ‘The vile aud undeserved vitupe- ration of his old and valued friend. Gen, Gaines, by the Intelligencer, and the Courier and Enquirer, while » tr knowledge of the secret causes bf those systematic at- | tacks hy bey the veteran soldier was known to Gen. | Taylor, jas served to whet and stimulate his opposi- tion to their preferment. 1 have here foreshadowed the Teal cause of the President's feelings towards thos men ; and, as true as the sun revolves, neither of them will receive his favorable consideration. Lieut. George H. Preutiss, of the Navy, upon whose eomplaint the charges were proferred ‘against Commo- Wore Read, has fallen into the snare set tor his oo: mander. ‘A court has been ordered to try him, Com, Morris ia President, and it is now in session at Norfelk, Va. He will doubtiess be suspended, It is alittle remarkable that these naval secretaries from Virginia, who are generally aided by a Virginia board of naval officers, are forever favoring Norfolk with whatever of the treasury pap they can. Most of the members of the court that tried Com, Read were taken from their commands in the middle and Northern States, and the accused himself, and the principal wit nesses from the titine section, were required to go to sickly eouthern port to gratify the whims and caprices of Mr, Secretary Preston. and the Virginia commodor cennected with the Navy Departtucnt. ‘This Navy Department is, inde ite # Virginia family con- cern, So it is with ying off and fitting out of our national ships. Every uaval job, of importance, must be done at Norfolk, (or at Boston, when Com, Morris wills it.) beeat two or three of the chiefs of LET, WITH STEAM POWER—THE THIRD AND po pt, pis slfections of those sensitive and delioate organs. Recon ; dba natnew # ‘of bailed imported, a large supply of beautiful Artificial Eyes. Ju Nou Maudst Geld street to ist. with stews powers ‘Tue | Publined, povular Revatiae on the Hye, third edition, re- ised and oularged, price 60 cents, b a pasta JAMES W. POWELL, M.D. R. A. BURTIS COOK, PROFESSOR OF DISEASES pertaining to the urinary and genital systems, can be consulted confidentially att7!; Madison strect, duriag the dey or evening. Dr. C, has been in this practica 23 yours, and is able to vive friendly as well as pr al ady will be N PRIVATE DISEASES A SING rooms are well lighted. Pousession given on or before thelst duly. R. HOE & CO, 45 Gold st, O LET,.—OFFICES, ROOMS, AND SMALL BED- rooms, furnishel and unfurnished, in house 8l Nassaa street, near the Sun office, Also, the store 66 Gold street, one house from Beekman street. Enquire of EUGENE FARRIS, 44 Nassau strect, in the Boot Store. NO LET.—THE FIRST STORY OF BUILDING NO. 45 Gold stract, well lighted, suitable for a store or ware GLANCK ENA- 3 ete : : bles Dr. Delaney to apply his never failing remedies, and pp eh ca vine dais nainder of tho yea. | 16 disense at disappears, leaving no taint behind, a sulfurer from all trouble. His m y any other ever discovered, and ‘one of the greatest blessings ever Alinighty to erring man. Office, 51 Lispe- treet south of Canal, R. HOE & CO., 45 Gold street. but entirely relioving the dicines are unturpassed = | stand before the world vouchsafed by nard street, om HOTELS, Se. TLANTIC PAVILION, LATE HIGHLAND HOUSE, at tho Highlands of Neversink, N.J., i¢ now open, ha= 0 PHYSICIANS.—A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR sing beom refitted and newly knished for the reception of obtaining an immediate practice, ‘The advertiser, a ph; lontders and visitors zeucrally, where every aceommodation | sician of twenty JGM® practice, having two contiguous ind comfort that can. be desired will. be supplied, atthe | {artha, ia desirous of disposing of ouo of them, (together with shortest porsible notice and on the most reasonable his pr ‘ne location being immediately on the margin of the and being well established for bathing, fishing, &c. - ers afurt ecessary. Those wishing to rooms Wi Mies E. THOMPSON, per Edwin Lewis hich ply datly to and from Now York. N. Be he well stocked with eet quality of wines, ra, &o. Sail boats and 1 WHITE, SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.—THI8 ESTABLISH. Bent ie pew oven for the reception of gucets, and will ry ain open till the Ist day of Oetober next. prune ficte FM YANDON & GARDNER, BROADWAY HOTEL STRANGERS VISITING THE city are particularly directed to this truly ploarans and healthy located hotel; boing opposite the Park and fou beautiful Coliego Grven in the rear, in the i ofskill aud enurgy, who might speedil busin The location being near tl ‘The advertiser would ni cing for productive city property. For fur- | toaled communications, with real nau directed to T. R, Smith, M-D., and lots at 6 ore, 230 Pearl, near Johm strect, will be sont directly to the advertiser, who would be in town shortly after, ind attend to PARR aa. 5 7.00 BOTT Extract of Bie bowel complaints, Hicle ure these fuenlty S OF OUR COMPOUND | ore sold by us last yeur for | for the extongive gale of this | wn among the | particularly ita whoa they could ‘not effear a eure Ke., or when & patient was to ure such medicine, the kberry would be p ‘Tl ‘win ith ths uF mediate vicinity of ail the places of business or amusemente, riptions opened the way for our Extra erry. affords to visiting the city more advantages than pe eadily perceived that the jelly, &e. would not auswor | haps any tel amon i pore so wellasemextract from the root; and, there= — — = ared a vegetable pound, of which bla ry SEA BATHING AND BOARDING AT LONG BRANCH, Vasis, and sold it as a substirute during the year | e farm of K. W. Bowy the sea shore, will aec: rsons with board, at mo- 8 The subserier | which is beautifull modate a few fai derate terms. Ap with this unpleas On is ted would recomin others, | ntly we suld over 7,000 bottles during. the yor rtising. All this quantity hag hoon seld with= gomplaint to us, Bolie ues thie and should bo made NE, Long Branch, | have by no meauy ¢ 4 erent orisiay fi nts that vane BOMBING Bee se | Innes in thie mark Toe ot tho Ngentlaman: a good room can be liad faruished of unfur~ | Yaiia ty enya, to rerun the money. Non enine wishout (he wished, near Broadway and Canal street. Address b. il, Re, c sianile of our sige 6 upon a stecl plate label. Hernid om noes required. iliiow fue simile of our sig a LEW & PHO vos OARD IN THE COUNTRY. “WANTED, BY A LADY | —___ Warebouse, 217 steeot, and child, in some health, nt location, near salt — " SAN 4 MILIES, aver. Terma must bo moderate, Address A.t. C. adthe | (J'0 2¥MAt st ofesteesie joe, and wall office of this paper, stating particulars, re ofthe mndesty of her sex, ing that confidence | cdicn! adviser, preven?s many fivin giving dus a their health, iy ted t method of notifying ales laboring ander Weaknors and genoral debility, &e., t they may be tre ¢ principles, by o: qualified to do them Jesvice, re nee Rive it Dene of the highest rotpectabilit MRS. S. ‘i Pinisle Potily Physician, 4 Wont Broadway, ON PIRST FLOO! floor, to let, wt II art. BF, EB PARLORS and F vi- room, on sec Franklin strect, either with ox without I TWO Ti d SHIPPING, AAAs ” MERIO. . MATE . T “atennrltpe, botteen, Now York ent tevetoch: Ghvvesd K. 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This is w fruitful theme, vpon which | may hereafter dilat ‘The Cabinet were in session at 3 o'clock to-day—em unusually long one for so warm a day, Wasiixarox, June —, 1849, The Foreign Policy of the Administration— The Washing= tonian Course Pursued, Thaye been much gratified by reading your remarks upen the foreign policy of the present administration, You are uot only the only editor who has had the saga- city to perceive the true policy of the government un- Ger the new administration, as indwated by their acte and measures; but the only one that! know of who has enlightened the public upon the subject at all. You have given no more than merited approbation te the Washingtonian course, which Gen, Taylor bas de- termined to pursue in avoiding “ entangling allianoes,’* and maintaining a strictly feutral position towards all nations—doing equal and exact justice to all; but sub- mitting to insult or injury from none. To maintain this policy, and at the same time to command the respect of foreign nations, it was neces sary that the President should select the ablest men to | represent our eountry abroad; men not only of high standing and moral worth st home, but men of saga~ gacity, prudence, suavity aud courtesy of manners, knowledge of the world, and knowledge of the iauguage of the people awong whom they are to reside, and’ with whom they must mix in @ friendly, social manner if they would render auy service to thelr country in the poritions assigned them. So far as individuals have Leen designated for diplomatic stations, it is evident that the President and his cabinet have been duly im- pressed with the inpoi ¢ of these qualifications. sad looked them, The question has not been asked whether the office would suit tho ‘saividual, but whether the individual was in all re- fpeets quaiied to &!! the oflige? whether, tadeed, he wus the tittest person that could be selected to repr sent the vation at that particular court Too long the practice prevailed of peusioning, political panyers and sturdy beggars with foreign missions, without ré~ gerd to th ons of the iudividauls to be prow ly object. being if we may judge frou «to pay off laborers who could not other- put off This practice has, undoubtedly, in- ay to t tuomvelves to the presentadai candidates (or missions, who have little deru janguage save thete in public affairs whatever, towal law. are not even civil ov politi history of Can it exc ror surprise that the applications of evel im id prove fruit. lows? And yet, whoa dhappointed, these men become clamerons avalnst the administration, and charge them with ingratity it does not seem to enter their heads that there enn be any objection to them on the sure of fitness; if the villee dues bat suit them, that enough, The same remark ix appliceble to candidates: for other cfilees. toveme extent; all want, and consider themselves qualified tor the bighust. sud badly treat if they do net obtain vem, p that wit cannot be served. even ff all were equally qaatided, and that some must, of course, be disappointed. the public try the proprivty of the rejection of thi men by the supposition that heir merits had been ny sured by their own stendard and they bad been ape nistration, » or no knowl own bave had o are equally jgnor: well versed either their own countey pointed to the high stations they had the modesty te aspire to, What, in that cxee, let as ask, would the public have said! what would the codatry hay | thought? Tneed not answer these questions With such men os Lawrenee. Kives, Graham and Marsh (if the latter wil acept tho mi-ston), as the re- presentatives of our country at Londoa, Paris, Madcid, wnd Constantinople, however violent the stora of revo= lution may rage. We may rest assured thas. warm our sympathy may be tuwards (hose who are straggiing to throw off the shackles of despotism and preathe the invigorating air of liberty, we shall by no rash or ill. advircd act of theirs be drawn iato the vortex of Kus ropean politics, We shail have no secret negotiations for the purchase of Canada, Cuba, Jamaica, Marti- niqhe, or any other additional territory, either for the | extension ot restriction of slavery—to add more slave or free States to the Union; ao attempt to acquire what may cither involve us in difficulties with » foreign power, or create jealoustes, heartburnings, and quar- rels at home, At present, the rush for offices is throug! ton’sdepartment and he bas now to bear importunity apd the tediam of unremit pplica- tions; while the other secretaries, having disposed of the bulk of the pati joying comparative relaxation envies these gentiomen the honors they enjoy. tle knows how denrly they arw purchased but little knows the incessant care, anxiety. toil, lubor snd en- Royance they are compelled to undergo, to say noching ofthe anathemas heaped upon them by those whom they would have been glad to bave obliged, but were compelled to diappeint. ‘Truly they rest aot on a | of owes,