The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1849, Page 3

Progress of the Oholera, IN THIS CITY. Mayor's Orrick, New Yorx, June 14, 1849. ‘The Sanitary Committee of this city report 38 new eases, and 16 deaths. of cholera, as having occurred during the last 24 hours susMany. Cases, Deaths. Disch In Centre street Hospital. eT 1 - In William street Hospital... .... 5 4 - Qn private practice>. . + 26 ln - Total 16 6 report, that the cholera is not advancing. There is, happily, too, an in- verease in the number discharged as cured. In the re- ‘turn they are set down as a total; it would have been <more satisfactory to the public. to give the details as in former returns, stating whether the cured were dis- charged from Centre street or William street hospitals, ‘Those physicians who report cases and deaths in rivate practice, ought ulso to send in returnsof cures, ro aware that their patients often object to any- thing being known about their being attacked with ‘this dixease, but the mere number of cures, without ames, does not involve publicity. ( Laver prom Havana anp Venezvera.—By the steamer Isabel, at Charleston, we have received files of the Diario de la Marina and Gaceta de la Habana to the 8th inst. We find nothing new in them. From Venezuela they had received ac- ‘counts to the 5th May, via Puerto Rico. We re- ceived accounts here a day or two ago, via Cu- acoa, much later; but they did not give the infor- mation so much desired by the observers of Vene- zuelan polities—viz., whether the resignations of the offices of President and Vice President by Monagas and Guzman, had been accepted by Con- ress. By this Puerto Rico account we learn that—* Congress, having nothing left for it to do. wafter refusing to accept the resignations, adjourne on the 3d May ; and in order to provide pecuniary means for the use of the government, previous to -elosing made a decree raising the export duties on many articles of produce hitherto free of such ‘tax. Cacao will hereafter be subject to an export duty of J percent, and other national products 3 per cent on the current prices. Books, prints, and other articles hitherto allowed to enter duty free, are to pay 15 ne cent. All other articles are to be advanced 10 per cent. Duties under $400 to be paid in cash; above that, one month’s credit will be Given, instead of six or eight months, as before.” We presume the refusal to accept the resignations “by Congress, mentioned above, must refer to Mo- nagas’ and Guzman’s eases. Nothing is said about Paez, or his return. He was at Curagoa at our last advices from there. ONE WEEK’S HISTORY. The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock ‘to-morrow morning. Its contents will embrace all the important and interesting news of the week, including y that received yesterday from Europe and California, Ss A real comfort in Summer ts a Constrncted Hat, KNOX, of 128 Fulton streot, ens nin settled a many disputes by placing fi Sfountain Beavers on the heads of the disputents,. Hig one mutes’ wear makes the mort passionate man “as cool as a cucumber,” as tho saying is. ‘He is the fashionable pea maker of the city —Mx. Fowler will remain at on Hall, 129 and 131 Nassau sireet, for the ent, and will make professional examinations daily, when lesired. Free admission to the Phrenological Musonm, where ‘may be econ Casts and Skulle, from the heads of distinguish- ed Individuals of all nations. Books on the natural sciences may bo obtained at the same place. Piumbe’s Daguerrcoty pes.—Strangers and ‘others should examine if they have any wish to knew the “difference between a good and poor picture. The result of ten ‘Years’ experience in making Daguerreotypes should be seen e be appreciated. Carry Your Money where it will com- mand the best return, isn good maxim, and we are satisfied ‘that there ix not a store in the city where such Bor Shoes, and Gaiters as thore at JONES'S, 14 Ann street, can be pu chased at the same figure. ‘The Richelteu Diamond-pointed Gold Pens atill maintain their reputation as the finest finished and most durable Peng in themarket, Try one, Also. a large stook of fineGald and Silver Watch ade in the most substantial sBanwer. For sale by J. ¥. SAVAGE, 92 Fulton st. Dr. H. Bostwick’s Practical Works, trea- ting a certain cluss of diseases, Sco Ai eatin negate other column. The; the Stepticat: note. @ best books, on the subjects of which SONMEBCIAL AFFAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Whursduy, June 14—6 P. M. Fhe stock market was very unsettled this morning ‘at the opening, and the transactions were limited. It ‘was announced at an early hour, that the Cambria’s mews was coming over the wires, and very little dispo- sition was exhibited to operate, At the first board, Harlem fell off 34 per cent; Canton Company, \; Far- smer’s Loan, 4{; Long Island, 14; Erie Railroad, 4; Erie Bonds, 1g. Morris Canal advanced }4 per cent; Read- ing Railroad, }g; Pennsylvania 5's, 14; United States 0's, 4867, 4; Treasury Notes, 34. Reading Mortgago ‘Bonds have advanced three per cent since last sale. As goon as an extra Herald appeared in the street, an- nouncing an advance in United States 6’s in London, there was more firmness on the part of holdera of stocks generally, and government securities were held at an ‘advance on prices current at the first board, ‘The steamship Cambria does not bring any very im- portant financial or commercial intelligence. United States 6's were selling in Lendon at 110% divivend, or equal to 1073¢ ex-dividend. This is equal to 11634 in this market, a fraction above eurrent prices. This is ‘the most favorable financial news by this arrival. Colton and corn remain about the same as previously report- ed, as regards both demand and prices, Money con- aued abundant, and consols without change. There Was more activity in business generally, but prices for all the leading articles of trade were depressed. Tho Political intelligence is important and interesting, and ‘will absorb the public mind here for a time, to the ex- clusion of everything else except California news. At the second board, Treasury Notes advanced 4 per cent; Harlem, +4; North American Trust, 1%. The sales were small, holders of stocks preferring to wait the receipt of letters, or more detatled public accounts, The receipts at the office of the Assistant Troasiirer of this port, to-day, amount to $55.080; payments, $111,206 23; advices, $5,500; balance, $1,185,261 04, By @ telegraphic despatch from New Orleans, we Jearn of the arrival ¢f the steamship Crescent City at that port, from Chagres, with Inter intelligenee from California, The steamship California arrived at Panama on the 22d of May from San Francisco, which port she left on the Ist of the same month. She brings sixteen days later advices from the gold region, and one ion of dollars worth of gold, This will set the speculators in Wall street crazy, and put the bulls fn fine spirits. Tho Crescent City has on board $500,000 of the roal stuff, and was to leave New Or- jeans for New York on the 16th inst. This is the greatert news we have yet received from the gold country ¥and the receipt of such an immense amount ‘of the precious metal, will confirm the most exaggera- ted accounts published relative to the extent of the amines. More than a hundred of the diggers are on their way home loaded with the pure dust, and we eball soon have it in active circulation among us. ‘The effect of this arrival upon the value of every kind of property will be of the most favorable character, nd we have no doubt a speculative movement in stocks and in real estate to some extent, will soon be ‘realized. The influx of gold from California has just commenced, and the tide will hereafter steadily set in ‘wpon us, until we are completely flooded with it. Up to this time this California business has been an in- Gury to us, by drawing too largely upon our capital and wesources; but now we shall be benefited by it, and it will add immensely to our wealth, ‘The earnings of the New York and Erie Raflroad ‘Company, for the first five months in each of tho past four years, were as annexed :— New York ano Erie Raicroan, 1846, 184 1847, 1849, 15.273 21644 80.340 W7H2L 20.768 43.505 20084 = 23.160 60.073 19.094 = 25.798 62,128 10,608 = 25,181 66,086 Total.......67448 91,990 116,458 261,107 The aggregate receipts in 1848 amounted to $310,- 912 75, from which deduct the earnings of the first five months, and there is left the sum of $194,454 75, as the income of the last seven months of the year, Tho in- crease in the reevipts for the first five months of 1849, compared with 1848, amounts to $144,649—equal to one hundred and twenty-five per cent. ‘The samo per cent 4nocrease for the remaining seven months would give an income, for that time, of $437,523 19—equal to about {$00,000 per month, which, added to the receipts already realized for the first five months, would give a total of $098,690 19 for the year. It will at once be seen that this sum’ will not be sufficient to enable the com- pany to meet its current engagements, such as sunning expenses, interest, &c. It is estimated that tthe receipts for June will amount to $70,000, and that is to give a gross revenue for the year large enough to make both ends meet, The immense amount of indebtedness hanging over this company, upon which the interest is accruing, re- quires a large income annually over and above the run- ning expenses, to meet, and the probability of realising that revenue is at present rather dubious, So far as the most recent reper!s of the company enable us to judge, the amount of indebtedness is a3 annexed :— New Yous ann Enik Raitnoap—Amount or Inver REDNESS. First Mortgage Bonds. Second Mortgage Bon Certificate Bon: Floating Debt. . . New Stock issued Old Stock, consolidate Total. ....ssseccecees ++++$11,850 000 ‘The interest on the first mortgage bonds for thres years from the date of issue, hase been deposited with the Comptroller, so that the interest on about nine millions of dollars this year, has to be provided for by the company. Six per cent interest on the stock. and seven per cent on the bonds issued and floating debt, make an aggregate of $562000, To poy this amouat, the aggregate receipts must be at least $1,164,000, upon the favorable calculation that but fifty per eent of the carnings are required for running expenses and re- pairs, It is, however. our impression that the running expenses and repairs of the Erle railroad will amount to full sixty per cent of the gross receipts; and if so, the income for 1849 must reach the sum of $1,450,000. This is an immense amount, and will no doubt startle and alarm those who have depended upon a regular payment of the interest upon the liabilities of the com- pany; but time, and not a very long time either, will show the truth and correctness of our calculations, It will be recollected that several months since, wo made statements somewhat similar to these, and the time which bas since elapsed has strengthened us in the opinions then expressed. The company havo had nearly six months’ business on the extension road, and none of their estimates have been realize]; and we have as good data for our calculations as the com- pany, or any set of speculators, and we wish to place them side by side, for future reference and comparison. Since our last statement relative te the affairs of this company, an official report has been made by the Board of Directors, extracts from which were given in our columns, without comment, feeling disposed to afford the company the same facilities for giving publicity to its own estimates, &c , as were used in making public our own, This has enabled those interested to judge more correctly for themselves, and will also give them an opportunity to see who has been the most correct in their statements, Those interested will no doubt be somewhat alarmed upon being informed that there is not the slightest probability of the semi-annu- alinterest on the stock due on the lst of January next being paid out of the earnings of the road. We do not mean to say that the next January dividend will not be paid, as the credit of the company is not completely exhausted, and so long as it can issue bonds the interest will be regularly patd; that is, if the com- pany can find purchasers at any reasonable discount. The management may deem it prudent, in considera- tion of the immense cost of the road thus far, and in the absence of sufficient income from its earnings, to stop for a time paying interest, and wait the extension to some more important point on the line, ‘The issue of the second mortgage bonds is going on rapidly, (one and a half millions of the four being al- ready in the market ) When the whole of these bonds is in the market, the total indebtedness of this compa- ny will amount to fifteen millions of dollars, the inte- rest on which will amount annually to $947,000, to pay which, the gross earnings must reach the immense sum @ $2,370,000. The dividend tobe paid on the stock on the Ist of July proximo, must be drawn almost en- tirely from the capital of the company, and go will the interest due on the Ist of November next on the bonds and floating debt. This cannot be sustained, and the best policy for the company to pursue under the cir- cumstances, is to omit one of the semi-annual pay- ments of interost on the stock. If that does notan- swer—if tho earnings will not pay one dividend of three per cent in the year, then drop the whole and let the stock take care of itself. The bends and float- ing debt must be taken care of, and the interest prompt- ly paid, or the company must be declared bankrupt and suspend, As for its bankruptcy, that occurred a long time ago, but the company has been able, by in- creasing its liabilities, to meet its payments, This, however, is not to the purpose; our object at present is to show that the interest or dividends on the stock cannot be paid any longer, without adding largely to the cost of construction, and materially retarding the completion of the work. At present prices, a dividend of three per cent per annum] makes the stock a five per cent investment; and as # large portion of it has not cost holders much above the current price, no one would be very much injured, and the finances of the company would be much improved. We recommend this to the serious consideration of the management, with the firm conviction that nothing else will save the company from an explosion that will depreciate its securities fifty per cent from present prices, Stock Exchange, 1500 US 6 115% $3000 Erie Rds, 7s 101% bdr ale 115% 11000 Rag Mt Bas, 620. 6 1000 do "62 1000” do 69 2000 do QWehsNorw& Wore 38 G00 do "68 17 Read RR 331 cr 50 do 100 do om do 20 Housatonic RR, how A7 59 Canton Co 75 do 300 Morris Canal 50 do 8, 16000 Penn 5's 1000 Tenn 3's 100 do 70 shs Manhattan Co 500 Farmers Trust 10 BI 0 100 Harlem RR , new, full 62° 200 Long Island RE 10 Mohawk Ric 8 30 do 25 do. R044 000 do. bimos 223g 59 Aub & Roch 86 SECOND BOARD. $4000 Treas Nts, 6s 116 10% ahs Harlem, pref, f'll 194 “000X) Penn 58 60 89% 50 Harlem RR Diy 10000 Ind 234 pr ots, 7° 10 do 10 55% 3000 Erie Bds, 7s, "59, 8974 100 Morris Canal 98 rH) 30 90" 100 L Taland RR, flat,s39 2255 0 9 5shs State Bank NY 9% 50.N American'Trust 8! ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. SALES BY AUCTION. Y JACOB S. PLATT—L. G. CARRINGTON, AUC tioneer.~-Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Brus Ke.— Assignees’ salo of stock of Perfumery, gold jewelry, Xc., viz: shovels, hoes, rand paver, 119 spools piano forte wire, olte, ehlecls, table keiv fo 3000" gross wood sero and other manufactur: one tin oven, one large coffer boiler for a eremptory, 20 casos doable ‘also, by order of as- k of perfumery, consisting of 1, Rose hair oil, Macassar oil, Hint glass, &¢.; also various ‘clock, the usual assortment Jarter’s, A locks, chest signee, the balance of the sto 5AM hotles Cologne, | ox marrow, bear's crease, do also, at 12 fancy articles, & of gold jewelry. JACOB 8. PLATT--L. G, CARRINGTON, AUC. Stock of Perfumery, by order of Assignee S. Platt will sell this day at the anction room, at | ‘clock, 797 bottles Cologne, G4 bottles he il, se hair oil, 704 Macagsar oil, 100 do. fing ox marrow, 21 » 100 do. 4 1440 do, ox marrow of b ‘do,, 285 8 er e flint glass, 188 do, ox marrow for sums over $100, do, bear's grev: fuperior bear's gee do, do, Terms, 4 mo; BOARDING, é&c. UMMER BOARD AT HASTINGS.—TWO OR THREE families requiring handsome accommodations, may find them at Hastings, 22 miles above the on the North river, Cool shade, fine walks, and pleasant drives, are amon the attractions of the place. The house is large, airy, an well furnished, and the table liberally supplied. Carriaze house and atables are attached to the premi-es, To reach shes, take the J, Belknap, at 7 A ., Or the America, at P.M; from the foot of Chambers They return ab SA. M. For farther information, apply on thed J. G. ELLIOTT, 25 South’ William #, or address stairs. A furnished Cottage to let with board. PLEASANT RO M AND BEDROOM, SUITABLE or @ geuth: man and his wife, may be obtained in a fami- ere there are but few bow on application at No, 165 t Broadway, References is OARDING,—TWO FRONT PARLORS, COMMUNI ting by folding doore, with bed rooms attached, several other rooms, to Jet, with board, at No. 648 Broa ‘Theso rooms are well calculated for the accommoda- | of the soeicty’s ‘of ore or two families, or several tingle gentlemen, OARD UP TOWN—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with pleasant rooms, and breakfast and na healthy part of the city. Referonces requirod. In- quire at 810 Greenwich street, TWO FINE PARLORS, ON FIRST FLOO! Boar raner and Bed-room, on second floor, to let, at Ll Franklin strect, either with or without Board. OARD IN HOBOKEN.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN can he aceommodated with fine rooms in a small private fomily, within five minutes’ walk of the ferry, Address Ho~ boken, at this offee, OOMS.—TWO ELEGANT SUITS OF ROOMS TO LE’ with board at private table, in a very pleasant and oo venient location. Phe rooms arobandtomely furnished. Al single gentlemen ean be accommodated. Apply av veh A. PRTELER. akfast and tea, if require a small private family, where there are no lin strect, near Broadway. Referene lotter, to ©. D., box 113 Broadway Post 01 }URNISHED ROOMS, NEAR UNION PARK, TO LET, tos single Gentleman, or Gentleman and his wife, with wrtial board, if desired. Tho house ie atriotly private, and ely located on Krondway. Por partioulars, address * Put- nam," at this office, OUNTRY BOARD WANTED,—FOR A FAMILY, CON- Misting of gentleman, lady, child, (about e year old, ) and nurse, net be of convenient and daily secoss to the city. ‘ders, in k- uguired. Apply, by joe. 4n our opinion liberal, and there must be for the re- gasining six months a great increase on even that sum, Address tox 1048, New York Post Ufice, stating terms, looa- tion, &e. AAAARANAAA L. J., TROTTING.—WI1L teh for $500, two-mile heats, to Lelply wanes b. m. ter, h for $1,000, mile heats, best throe in five, both to Fo, .a8 (they please, €. Carson names 5 Thomas tyer; W. ced to name at the post. Tho cars will leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, at half past two o'clock, and return as soon as the sports are over. M. D, GREENE, Proprietor. NION COURSE, L, L—A RARE CHANCE FOR P. destrinns—The Proprietor of the above Course offers the 28th, between the hours of forms the gi $160 to the seco m8 provided that each porfom the eleven miles in the time abo ified, To clove Saturday, the 23d, at Greene & Madden’ TBS 'Chatnam square. No change for entranc M. D. GREENE, Proprietor, E YACHT “VIPER” Fc 1d, built of the best materfa 672-95 tor 2 ber =I2 hold, is fitted up with pa d wash basins and water tanks, a spacious cabi «rths, pantries, &o., is sloop rigged, has a com- t of vow sails, and’ is in. order for immediate use. She is a remarkably fast sailer, and is one of the hand~ somest specimens of naval architecture to be found. Her name can be changed if desired, Can be seen by applying wt the Atlantic Hotel, Koboke gulers, apply to G. ‘all st. 3; and $100 to tl © i B. & CO, 3 ae nnn ANTED—A WELL EXVERIENCED BOOK KEEPER, who speaks and c-rrespoads in French, English, and Gorman, deriros to be ew ployed in an importing house oF say wholesale business. Best city references will be givea. Let~ ers directed to R.A. 94 Bowery, will be duly attended to, ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN A SITUA- tion as Housekeeper, or to attend a linen room, who on give satisfactory reforence, Please address C, C., Herald office. Warten SITUATION IS WANTED BY A RE- spectatle English woman of character, as Chambermald or as cheeper ina privare family, 18 willing to goin the country. ‘The best of reference given. Can be seon at No, $8 Juanes sireet, for thr Is fully competent to attend toall busin ws D—AN EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN, TO attend a lace, embroidery. and Freneh fancy y Apply, in the morning and evening, at Richmon Broadway. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young Girl, as Nurse and Seamstress, Can produce the best of reference from her last place. Can be seen for 3 in the rear of 160 Third avenue. W ANiED—BY A RESPECTADLE PROTESTANT WO- man, a situation as Cook in a private family. No oljection to go into the country. Best of eity references can be given. Please call at No 2: enue, in the rear, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid and Waiter, or ag Chambermaid or Children’s Nurse, who is well accustomed to the care of children; is a good plain sower; would be wil- Hing to do the work of a amall private family. Good city re- ference given, Apply at e0t. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO“ ,w a situation as Nurse or Seamstress in & private family. —she is willing to make herself gomerally useful. Pleas al py, ( bade} 4Great Jones strest, im the rear, Can be seen for wo day ANTED—SITUATIONS one as Cook, Wash DNS BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, am and Ironer—the other as Chat berm, or Nurse and i orn The Iattor has no objec~ ion to do waiting. << references given. Enqui 200 Mercer street in the rear.) Tibiwbene ted y ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion to do cooking, washing or ironing. No objection to do general housework. ‘Fhe beat of city roforence from her Inst place. No objections to goa short distance inthe coun- try. Can be seon at 218 Spring street, front basement, ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA- , tion a# Head Nurse and Seamstress; understands dress making, cutting ont and making children’s dresses, and all kinds of plain needle work ; would have no objection to assist inchamber work. Can be highly recommended. Adv: ee hy pulesion te, a Ai Rad ahd sailed family oing to Europe. Can be heard of for two days, by addross~ fe “uM. B.” b3'Tenth Stroct. hal ANTED--AGENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.--A FEW respectable men can have steady employment, and clear from $2 to $4 per day, by articles of recent invention and Foady salo, by applying at 98 Broadway, Room No. 4, third RESPECTABLE YO a N WOMAN WANTS A SITU- A ation as Cook, Wosher and Ironer—would have no ohjec~ tion to do tho general housewerk of n small family, or to xo a short distance in the country as Laundross. ‘The hest of cit reference can be aiven, To be seen for two days, at No. in_the rear. RESPECTADLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation as Chambermaid or Pantrymaid, pee nl oe boarding house—has no objection to take care of children, No objection to th ity or Brookly: Can bi = giged. The hest of city reference given from ‘her last place, Please call at 23 Prince street, between Elizabeth and Mott streets, A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 25 YEARS OF AGE, LATE- ly arrived from Europe, having thorough knowlodgs of sugar boiling, with the vacuum pan, desires a situation at the above business.” Has no objec! Hog te £0 South ox West, an be seen for a few days at No. rty street, No Fork. inquire for Mrs. John F, Jasper. y A! YOUNG FRENCH INSTRUCTRESS, RECENTLY from France, and not speaking much English, desires & ion in some respectable fainify, to teach her’own lans he is aleo capable of giving {instruction in Music and mbroidery. No objection to the country. Address, or ap~ to Madame MOREAU, 23 Howard street, New Yorks = A AMUSEMENTS. Wenanonannaen’ —FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR, ming, June 15, will be acted PUTNAM Wr. Gilbert: General Pe Mr. W. . ‘v conclude 2d, Mr. “James Duna; Mr, McFarland; Petar Mr. Winans; Aurora Sidney, Miss C. Wemyss; La- ‘d. Mrs. Jordan. Dress cirele, upper boxes, Doors open at G14: Curtain rises at 7. 'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST. ening, June 15, will bo acted the di OBI fE—John Duck, Mr. C. Buel i rr. Mr. Stevens; Mervy 0} iE JACK Miss Mostayer, » Mr. Chanfrauj Capt, Tol Mr, Charles Meadows Mr. Hield; Lixey, Miss Mostayer; Isabell ws, Mrs. Woodward. To conclude with CROSSING LINE—Wouton Von Broom, Mr. W. B. Chapman; Wen- Yerman Von Broom, Mr. T. G, Booth; Pomona de Vandewal- ter, M oors open at Tia; curtain rises 34 to 8, Boses 123 ets. ECHANIC'S HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN ¢ OVEN EVERY EVENING and every night until further notive, the original and well’ known CHRISTY’S MINSTRELS— organized 1842; tho oldest estab) ished company in the world ; the first to hnrmonizo necro melodios, and originators of tho present popular style of Ethiopian Emtertainments, whose success in this efty, during the past three years, is most con~ ec evidence of their superior merit snd attractiveness, The Company consists of ten performers, under the direotion of E. P. Christy. Doors open at seven; Concert commences ht o'cloek. "An afternoon Concert every Saturday, com~ mencing at three o'clock, P.M. (CASTLE GARDEN—PRENCH & MEISER, PROPRIB- tore.—Summor Fetes !—On Thursday Evening, Jung Mth, and each successive evening during the Summer, Suu- days excepted, will be givena Grand Vocal and Instra~ tal Promenade Concert, to ho followed by a Bal D'Rto, or Summer Ball, in which visiters will have the privilege of rious Cotillons, Waltz our! t Polka A, edewas, &c., undor the direction of competent and highly respectable ‘Masters of the Ceremonies,” engaged expressly to secure a rigid observance of thorules adopted in tho best gonduted and most fashionable B Rooms in ee Tiekets 25 cts, Doors open at 6; Concert to e ters RAND FLUTE SOIREE—AT THE REQUEST OF A number of Amateurs cf the Flute, Mr. Kyle, in con~ notion with Messrs, Siede, and Eben, of Gungl’s Band, and Busch, foureminent Professors, will grand Con- cert at the Apollo Saloon, on . June 16, delightful In~ tonic, the ey will be assisted b; mmand Scharfenburg, ani uly announced, Tickets, 60 have an opportunity in use, viz. the Dia t J ‘Th eyed Fiuto ihe De Lunas, Mossr other talent, which will be centa, T BLEECKER HALL, (CORNER OF MORTON stre't.)—Threo nights more of the Kilmistie Family’ hoautifal rman ‘an yman’s wonders in Magic and Veutriloquiem, this Thursday, Pridey and Saturday even- ngs, r ter past 8 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents, admitting a lad, tleman, ASTLE GAKDE! PoE een ance to fockprechs « SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING samo parm’ vo of Grand Promenade Concerts on the bee’ ,asient geale and plan as that adopted by the oe «wed Julien and Musard in Paris and London, request sical artists of talent and Tespectal lity, whe wish to gage, to submit their proposition: writing) to their qularly axthorized agents, Messrs, Corbyn and Martini, 4 arolay strevt, Now York. Fouxcw & WEISOR, STO. OPERA HOUSE.—THE ABOVE in. tre to present time. c et for a term of soveral months from the For terms, &e., a pp to : YN & MARTINT, Musical and Dramatic Agents, No. 4 Barolay Bochm, and | (NTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. REL Uer EE Teras Our Washington Correspondence. Wasninerton, June 13, 1849. AMUSEMENTS. WAY THEATRE. ME B.A MARSHALL ro riormed “GREER RIV ME ASA iyaseo, Mt 1 M: Corby; John, Mr. Re, ar Gbaoes ¥i ieee ‘Thomas s Blondeau; Mourad, Mi felons, ‘The Patriotism of the Union Editor—The Ofice- 10. KS FIRST? Capes _ holders, &c., &e. | cat Militant Dyo oy ‘The extraordinary manifestation of democratie 75 ote; Family dud "Third Cireles, “3 ‘ote; Gallery, "I2%g | Patriotism by the venerable editor of the Union, for many years past, has not failed, as it should not, to attract general attention throughout the S THEATRE—FRIDAY RVENING, JUNI be performed THE CABINET QUESTION Sir Beaumont Creasy, Mr. Hamilten; Lic Portia republic, and to call forth much wonder and iy , Mr. rion; . Dow. Fi se yg Hing: Mia’ ere mil Hite huey, Miss C man. fo | Praise. That this lively patriotism has not beem Sipetude with the PIE ele TLR Aokben, Bi ae of the most elevated and disinterested kind, I will Raymond: Mathilde, Mme.Augusta; Countess Pignatelli, Miss | by no means undertake to affirm. Assuming that Cooke; Zulima, Mile. Kennedy; Rosanna, Misa Hitfers Beatriae, | 7 ’ Miss Barber. “Hoxes, Dress Circle, ant Parunet, 50 conta; | it Was 80, how gratifying must it be to all true shen’ La Togs Cortalt tel aed Boxes, $¥ and $5. Poors | jovers of their country to learn, that if republics are, as a general rule, ungrateful, there are in- stances that prove the rule not to be without ex- ceptions; and thet our own beloved republic has, in Mr. Ritelne’s case, not been unmindful of the great debt of gratimde she owed him. This ap- pears in the following facts: — P. T. BARNUM, MANAGER reenwood, jun. Asai pS in tho afternoon, at 3M § every eveningat So'clook. Ono wock more of the Quaker Ginut and Giantess, the largest persons in the world. They may be seen atall hours. Great Western, the Yankes come= disn, appears every afternoon and evening, in a now grand coinie melange, Third week of White's talented and pop Ethiopian Minstrels, the best band in the United States. | Of the 900 clerks and other officers located at ‘They appear nt each entertainment, Also engaged, M this place, it has been ascertained that ninety- fa: wine Cranhopyy Irae eight are from Virginia. That of the ninety-eight ? ‘iden’ Virginians in office here, all but seven or eight are naulted at all heurs, Adm from Eastern Virginia; and it is believed that der 10 years, 1934 cents, T[PUE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 5:9 BROADWAY, between Spring and Prince #:rects, and the only one in ahor of life size Figures red Chinose Paintings Models of Pago: ‘Chinese Manuf nine-tenths of those in office from Eastern Vir- ginia, are, in some way, connected with the Rutehie family, if not directly members of it. Now, without taking into account the very com- fortable little sum Mr. Ritchie has received as public printer,and organist to the late Polk admin- istration-~say one or two hundred thousand dol- lars—here is evidence enough, in my humble judgment, to prove,that, however patriotic Mr. R. may have been, and however important the ser- vices rendered by him, in the course of a long aad string life, our country cannot be justly charged ude towards him. hould be a lite sensitive and nervous 4 «3, Naving so many very particular 3 1N office, 18 very natural, very natural ine Who would not, situated as he ist I beg usic, Lanterns, &: daily. Admitta: ALLHALLA, 36 CANAL STREET.—PROFESSOR Hugo Grotius’ celebrated Marblo Statues and Tabloanx Vivants, represented by twenty-five ladies of unparalb:lud benuty and grace, Open every night. Extra performance on Saturday at 8 o'loc Singing, Dencing, &e. Boxes 873 conte; Parquette 25 ce HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS -THR exhibition of Paintings, by artists of the abova achool, Will be open every day (Sundays excepte?) from 1) o'clock A.M, until 10 o'clock. P.M.. at he }"iqe room. over deed! | Of the Chureh of Divine Br ‘ou, therefore, neither to laugh at, nor censure | and Prince streets. amit 25 him, but make allowance for his feelings asa | aul 18th June, tuelusive, 50 cents Virginian and a patriot. Sypney. ARD ATHEN /UM.—THEATRICAL NOTICE.—C. & R. Thorne, having leased the above establishment, with the intention of opening the samo on or abont the 2ith of respestfully announces to tha ladies and gentlemon ‘amatic profession that be is prepared to make ar- yangements for the approaching season. Communicat (post paid) addressed to C, R, THORNE, Boston, will re~ coive Immediate attention, Nom E.—BEACH 8*REET MUSEUM, BOSTON. ‘Above beautiful establishment will open oarly in more Correspondence. Barrivore, June 1, 1849, Singular Disease at the Alms House—Fatal Acct- dent—Consul at St. Jago de Cuba— Markets, &c. Quite an excitement has been created in the city by the announcement that a malignant die ease has made its appearance at the Alms House. On inquiry I find that some fifty or sixty negroes, who have been recently remoyed frem the} pier of filth in the city, and sent by the Board of Health Our Ba I { | | i f obtaining engagen to Vine st., Boston, THE EAGLY, ES Lad es) Gratlnnds ef (ote ; piieation (hi nTaninhenee "OD RES R. THORNE, SeRTS, EVERY EVENING REE Conv... J. LYNCH, Proprietor. Saloon, No, 387 Bowery. Piloale. Performance to commence at elght v « Weg, SPECIAL NOTICES, URY NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER of Jurors, New City Hall, Park.—all persons by law ex- empted from the rerformance’ of Jury Duty in the City and Ciunty of New York, and who have not reported thelr ex- emption for registration at this office, are horeby notified ae- cording to law, to produce evidence of their exemption before the Commissioner, in order to provent the insertion of thelr hemes on the Petit Jury List of the next year, Time for re~ cording such exemptions, from Monday, June 18th, to Suture day, June 80th, (inelusive,) between 9 And 2 o'clock, and be- tween Sand 5 'elock, daily, WM. A. WALKER, Commissioner of Jurors. R. KLEBS GIVES LESSONS IN THE FRENCH, jerman and English languages. He would not m: objection to his Uy} employed as P ro! = guages in a great public school here or in the country, or ina rivate family. May be seen at his rooms, Warren dtreet, 40 arren street, é Fi TO BE LET. Sees To LET, WITW STEAM POWER—THE THIRD AND fourth stories and basoment of new fire proof building Nos. 20 and 31 Gold street, ta let with steam power. The rooms ara well lighted, Possession givon on or before tholat July. KR. HOE & CO,, 45 Go! ‘0 LET.—THE FIRST STORY OF BUILDING NO. 43 Gold street, well lighted, tuitable for a store or ware- room; will be let very low tor the remainder of the year, Possession given on or before 1st guy. R. HOE & CO., 45 Gold street. 0 LET OR LEASE—THE PREMISES No. 12 DUTCH Street; has been coupled for the lust eight years, ab pencil-case manufactory. Inquire on she premises, JOHN HAGUE, T°, LET, IN BROOKLYN—A NOUSE PLEASANTLY located, with 9 extra lots, fenced in and cultivated, Rent to Ist of May, $200. Any part of the furniture can be bought. Apply on the premiscs, between 1 and 8 o'clock, or at 187 Fulton street, corner of Sprague alley. (TO JRT-{THREE ROOMS, ON THE THIRD FLOOR of No, 40 Reade street, two doors from Broadway. WO YOUNG WOMEN LATELY ARRIVED FROM the old country, wish a situations, one as seamstress, having learned the’ Drei ‘ing, understands her business rfectly well—the other a: & £00 plain sewer, or to do chat erwork and take chi ne of children, or to do general hous: work. Please call at $7 Thirteenth sircot, at the Milk Dairy, between 5th and 6th avenues, (PARINER WANTED—WI 'H $150 TO $200—TO TAKE r: an settee Or ie Mom petty good Ge urns, requiring on! le jon and out © great! increased. Ad roa B. C. C., this office. a Lgrotd ee aren OR SALE—A FIRST RATE ONE-HORSE WAGON, with leather top, and finished in the best style; cost $180, iy Lo sold for $125, Inquire at the Stable, No. 194 ett. Du $4 A RARE CHANCE—TO BE DISPOSED OF, in Fulton st! immediately, for cash, a Fancy Goods Business , Brooklyn, doing s first rate trade. Satis- factory reasons given for sclling out. Addross A. G. box, Herald office, and INSURANCES, RRR ay AAA DADI DORA ATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIE- TY.—The annual meeting of this company was held at iho London Tavern, on Wednesday, 9th May, Tki0, Mr. 7 Lamie Murrey in the chair, The Actuary (Mt. Woolhouse) having read the advertisement convening the meetiog, the Chairinan said that the directors had prepared s very full report of the transactions and proceedings of tho company during the it year; and be believed that the Vp ond would find im it everything which they wished to know. Ho would not then further detain them, but call upon the Acta- ary toxgad tho seports My, Woolhouse (the Actuary) thon read tho following Rerorr: F ‘The directors have again the pleasure of mooting the pro- prictors on the recurrence of the annual meeting. On she 1a st occasion the directors adverted to the excessive mortuli- ty which ebaracterized, the two preceding years, Since then the public health has remarkably improved, and the claims from the decrement amongst the assured with the 8 cicty havo fallen as far below the valculated average, ag in the two preceding years thay had exceoded the expectation, In the two yearsending 1647 and 154%, the claims liquidated by the socisty amounts £45,533, Of this sum the society paid in the last year £26,670, and for the most part, during it. ‘During the past year both public fortune sustained a se jock, “These ould pot fail to interrupt seriously the pro- avitison the surplus income of , whether owing to the fact that life erstood than fo r from the ven to it through the unusually large distribution made in the Inst two years to the representatives of doreased assurers (occasioned by the excestive mortality above re- ferred to), not #0 devided a chock haa boon given to it as the circumstances of the times would seom to warrant, Acting on these views, 9s regards the extension of business, the directors have not heen deterre favorable cirenm= stances from renewed exertions. ppy to report a entis' ogress, and a considera se in the num= ber of polices issued ; w as this remarkable ratio raed in a grea at the present m early months of last-y The number of policies issued by the society in 183, was while the number issued from the Ist of January to the of May, in the prosent yoar, is 405, covering £157,899, and adding £4,246 to the annual income of the society. "The total amount assured under existing policies amounts to the 4 of the society has been past and present year, and a more zealous co-operation prevails, ut its widely extoad f the soci © with safety and reeularity. The mo ceeded the caloulated expectation. Ty expengen have attended the establiehment of this branch ioty’s business, all of which aro entirely writton off, si and are now Lrought into the account of th coonomy is being practised, while the busin the iner ase. year. A greater fs larsely on of the past m 0) plicios, iasti= en beneficially felt by mony of This may be judged of from the fact that ng have exiended to the sum of £25, he in conformity with the deed of settlement, d the annual investigation into the affairs of the society to he made by the aetnary, and itis now presented, together with the auditor's report, and will be read to the meeting. ‘The fnam on of the society enables the di- rectors to divide amongst the policy I titted to. this distribution, a reversionary bonus, varying trom20 to & per cent on the premiums; and to the ‘proprietors « Vonus of 234 per cent for the past the regular interest of 5 por cent alread the half-yearly prepared by t the eight last af policies of up- wards of four years standin entitled, with tae option of receiving the rame in cash, or hy addition to their policies, or in permanent reduetion of annual prom! EXAMPLES. " Perma Bons in nent re= asinred addition Bonws in due'n of may bor- tosum cask anaual rowon assured. r palin. niary dithenlt Joan on During the y Annual Policy Pre- taken & $ mium. out in ¥ 8 5 Sum 4s- 3 wn peas £ ed Cad. € W614 B14 8 2 251 18 10 115 4 226 6 0 102 ba Lb BS 65 1 4 las 71 The business tovbe transacted at the gieation of four Directors, in liew of Joh: £ 0 1000 84, Edmond Sheppard ¥ymos, bey and Jose pun, Bed, whose period of But who 4 ected, aud offer th cording] firms tion election, by the Court of Directors, of Auguatns Vig as a Direotor. Also for the election of wn auditor, in Of Professor whose period of office also expires, hut elected, and offers himself according- Re pee is eligible to by By order of the Court of Directors, al ee LAMIE MURRAY, Chairman, ork. "wo Be America, 71 Wall street, N Unie! et it America, Vall etreet, Now oese SUNY. LEANDER STARR, IFE ASSURK P—NATION YAN Avanrance Society of London and Now ¥. 1,000. A large quaranty fund invested in New the names of threo American trustees, Present annual incomefrom American policies, $120,000. New York Local Directors—Activg Directors June—C, Bava ee p owland, General Agent. the meeting of the , cam be obtained at ‘Tho annual report of the invatitution held in London, 71 Wall te (noe ne SCELLANEOU! $3 000 TO $4,000—TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY > Frapert , for n term of years, at seven per cent, $3,000 to $4, ly afters P.M., to ‘ GEURGE TUTHILL. 50 Doy street. OIGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE INSTRU- ments, with improved arrangement, for sale at tho agency of La HEIM & BEEKERS, arle’s carpet store, LLINOI8 AND MICHIGAN CANAL.—REDUCTION of Tolls—Notico to Western Merchants, Forwarders and sdopted on the 16th of rd of Trustees of the Illinois and Mi- chi ) & drawback of 50 per cent on tho rates of tolla as established for the year 1849, will be allowed on and after June 10, and for the residue of ‘the season of 1849, on the fol- lowing named articles which may be transported from the Mossissippi River to the Hudson River, via tho Ilinois and Michigan Canal, to wit:—Beef, pork, bavon, lard, flour, tal low, ‘wool, tobiioco, hemp, beeswax, furs, and peltrios (1 cluding buffalo robes). And on the following specified art gies which insy be transported from the Hudson River to the Mississippi, via the Mlinois and Michigan Canal, there will be allowed in like'manner, and for th back of 25 per cent on the rates of tol for the year 1849; that into say, morchandiz dry goods, gr hardware, cutlory, crockery ware, cotton bagging, paper, ealeratns, steel, veneoring. T! evidence which the Board of ‘Trustves will require that the a ticles upon which drawback may be claimed have actually pas ed between the Mississippiand the Hudson,or vioe versa, as the ense may be, will be—I. The invoice, or the mantfost, must contain thé name of the consignee, the date of ship= mont, tho Atticlex wet be spAsitted, and the welzhts stated, the whsle be eubscribed by the cousignor and sworn to bo- lores magist: 2, The consignee, in liky manner, will bo reqnired to sate under oath that the articles enumerated in the anid invoice were received by him, stating tho time at which they were received. 3 Upon presentation of thin ovi~ dence at the office of Secretary of the Board of Trustees, in Mlinvis, the drawback will be paid. By order of the Board cf Trasteos, WILLIAM GOODING, Seoretary. Circaco, May 24, 1849, Canat Over © THE LADIES. STEWART, 445 has just received an invoice of Pr together with Freach Eabroideries, Mautillas, of the latest and most approv “0 call and examine for themselves. O THE LADIES.—PETER ROBERTS, 373 BROAD- way, bas just received large lot of Esmeralda ars at 1s; 1,000 6 : joniton do. at 2 Yalencienne Collars au ¢ Lace Shawls and Scarfs, ee BROADWAY, Ladies styles. tern, Vessels, Saspensio Shades, Sperm Oil, &e. Sut Ui. DaRDONVILLE OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS’ FOIL MANUFACTORY, F112 Franklin street, The sab= seriber continues to manufacture © superior article of Gold Leni, equal to any in the city, and at. the very lowest onsh er package. Dentists” Foil, $25 per ox, AL anied with cash promptly attended to, J.L. WAUGH. prices, orders accomp RADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUERREOTYPES, NO. 205 and 205 Broadway, corner of Fulton street. "PRE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, R. MAIL Stoamships, between New York and Liverpool, betweem Boston and Liverpool, calling at Halifax to laud and receive mails and passengers, are intended to sail as America, Ci jarrieon, from N. York, W: Hibernia, Stone, “pi Cwnads, Judking, Caledonia, * Leite, Niag Ryrie, Lott, ath ith July. Awerica, a ton, 4 ‘An experienced Surgeon on board. Freight will be on specie heyond an amount for petsonal expenses, All let- d pagers must pasa through the Post Office, Pass from New York op Boston to ldvorpool: First Cabin, $120t 870. For of passage a) ere eee CUNARD, Ji, 38 Broadway. DACKETS FOR HAVRE.—SEOOND LINE.—THE SHIP Baltimore, KR. D. Conn, will aail on the Ist of July. BOVE W WINCKEN, 83 Wall street. Fee ch URES: TINIQUE—THE FRENCH Whip JACQUES, Capt. Vaw. ur Hvinhe ox passage apply charged Por to TAYLO or to BOYD & HING GAOn CALIFORNIA TIFUL CLIPPER VES- ° It for the express neat 200 to ust and fitted up wit ha ely furnished state rooms pin her entire length, er ingevery convenience and re possible, will euil about the Lath of July, in ballast ith every probability of making a remarkably quick ‘About 20° passengers, re passage on applying to forming # selvct company, may G. Bb ROLLINS kb, 35 Wall stroot. FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA VAL +? F0.— ill be on hoard on Sature Wt o'clock, at wei me the #hip will sail. Je of lading immediately for signature, Th jase passages to be had, on immediate appl ation, KE. B. SUTTON, 54 Wall s\root. 0 DIREC! bark PHIL ving reo engaged aud rd, Will positively sail on tho 2th inst. Ww berths cap be seoured. For passage apply on board, pier No.9 North river, or to F.& D. FOWLER, 58 West streot. TO A, OR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES—ON SA day, June Sth.—The well known ateamship CRESCENT iT ard, master, will leave for Chagres, direct, on Saturday, June d0ch, from pier 2 North fiver, at 3 o’ctock P. M., arriving in time to moot the Pacifiosteamor of July. The Pacific nail steamers Oregon and California having arrived back at Panama, the way is now open for direct and rapid communication with San Pranciseo, For freight or passage, apply to J. HOWARD & SON, $1 Broadway, F°S CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGRES.—A VAL aT Pi of the Pacific ners Californi Oregon— ation has bean rece! of the arrival at Panama of the Soanvors, from Sun Francisco, thus opening « direct communication with the Gold Regions in about 3) are Steamship Paloow will sail from thir fe Steamers, on nig enn » iw & paseace should et Xe taken Ie lim: tod, ERTS, 15 Woetstreet wine make to the Alms House in a diseased condi ioa, have iar daa ca wrular fever, and that within ten days no less than thirty of them have died. it is some- thing of the typhoid character, though it seems tg be much more malignant and fatal. It does not seem to be contagious to white persons, as the cases so far have been exclusively black, and con- HOTELS, &c. SEL GHUARON SPRINGS PAVILION.—THIS ESTADLISIL- nent ia now open for the reception of questa, and will re- main open till the Ist day of October next, LANDON & GARDNER. Ss BATHING—LONG BRANCH, N. J.—THE SUB tericer will open his Hotel for the reception of visiters, Sune 2th, HENRY HOWLAND. pelt pltogs ther to the parties recently removed = ee = = | from the city. MEDICAL, A sad accident occurred on Walnut street, yes- terday, which will doubtless result in the death of a fine little, roe bene five years of age, the son of Mr. Ephraim W. Larrabee. The little boy was playing with another child, in the room of Mr. fi RESERVATION AND RESTORATION OF SIGHT.-- Professor Bronson, M. D., preserves t 1 sight life without spectacles; permanently r after one has used glasses for years, a1 or short sight, all ina few days, week surgical operation, pain, injury, 0 business or pleasure, and’ at coniparatively small Weak, sore, and inflamed cycs also treated, Old- persons are referred to C. C. Wright, engraver of medal overnment, 62 John street, and noar-sighted ones to Geo.W. eid, engincer, 29 Broadway. Office days, hers, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, in Warron streot, No, 3 from Broad- Way, near City Hall; und in Boston the other days, at No. 13 Wintor street, Lotters to be post paid, CHOLERA. —KELLINGER'S LINIMENT. — ANOTHER Jourel te our catalogue of wonderful cures.—Dr, R. Hl, Budd, the distinguised professional gentleman, who has not his superior as a practioal veterinsry surgeon, tells ua that in his opinion his life was saved by the timely application of this great remedy from a very violent attack of cholera, |W ones, at a boarding-house, in the vicinity of his father’s residence, who was preparing to start for California, and was cleaning a pair of pistols. One of them was accidentally di: ged, and the ball passed through the body of the little fellow, enter- ing near the navel. The official announcement ofthe appointment of the Rev. Thomas Sewell, of the Baltimore Metho- dist Conference, to the Consulship of St. Jago de Cuba, gives great satisfaction in this city, where he has labored in his vocation for a number of 5 years. Mr. Sewell has been femetherea a year hear from the Doctor in all parts of tho clty in his extensive at St. Jago, on account of ill-health, which’ has eastiog: wii ich fords ensues mreecea posible pleasure to | been much improved. This appointment will be a TA be hae or Age Pitas ap Rly pre ed ae most acceptable to him, and has been obtained by ving the life of one #0 generally useful : ee 4 beloved and esteemed. This arent rei ery | his friends, without any solicitation on his part. and 40 unive family. Sold at 280 Pearl street, and at 464 Broadway, at ‘The following were the sales at the Stock Board yes- 1234 and 50 cente a bottle. terday:— $300 Md 6's, 105; $1,000 do., 10534; $2.000 Ci ILL! KIL ty 6's. 1890, 10524; $1.200 ! KILL!—SO SATD LEAR, AND SO SAY we in relation to bed bugs, cockroaches, mosquitos, and other insect tormentors. Lyon's Magnetic Powders do kill them, and not only that, but allure them from their hidin y and die. His Pills, also, for the destrnotion of ratsand mice, aro equally destructive to those vermin; but, like the Powders, entirely harmless to human beings. So our first scientific men, hotel keepers, and private families testify, Sold at 120 Broadway. do , 10534; $2,000 do., 105%; $3,000 B. & O. R.'b’ds, ’67. 88; 30 shares Ches. Bk., 22; 60 do West. Bk.. 18%; 20 do B.& O.R, R., 4254; 50 di en do, 40. , bom, 4334; 6 do. do., 4254 jo do., b6m, 43%; 25 do. do., bom, 435%; 25 do. d teed ane” H » bom, 4354; There wi fair inquiry for flour in our market yos- terday, and rales wore made of 1,000 bbls. fresh ground. Howard street brands at $4623. Also, 500 bbls, Cit Mills at $4 8734. Sales ot rye flour at $3. Corn meal, $275 a $281. ‘The supply of rata is ‘small; we note sales of prime red wheat at $1100 $112. Nothing do- ing in white. Corn is firmer; sales of white at 53 a 64 cents, and yellow at 57 a68c. Rye 66 cents. Oats 28 — 30 cents othing to notice in provisions; the market ia firm, with «ales of mess pork at $11, and prime at $0.0 $926. Beef and bacon as last quoted. Lard, 6% a 734 cents, in bbts, and kegs, Groceries are stead, but without much movement. Sales of whiskey st 30 # 21 cents in hhds. and bbls. ST, 29 GREENWICH STREET, js exclusive attention to disoases of the Ey. rtificial Rycs inserted, of which he esutiful collection from Paris. Office A.M. to Lovclock FM. A pamphlet containin Wheeler, can be hi at his off att ADAME SHAIL’S VENUS PILL—PREPARED FROM Simple vegctable substance, by Louis Shail, graduate of the Female Obstetrical Institute, Pari These pills are the only actual remedy ever discovered for the cure of all diseased of the gor tal organs, Seminal or Piysical Debility, Barrenness, Inporency, &e. For full particulars of their singular and magical effects, see circulars, To be had of the Fegelar appointed agents, where alone the Cilla are to be haa nuine and direct from Pas Frice $1 per box. C. H. 2 Broadway, corner john street; 278 Broadway, of Chambers street; 433 Broadway, corner of Howar 63 Bowery, corner of Walker street; 244 Grand street, of Allen street; 114 Canal street, opposite West Broad- wi These pills are Pee up in small flat boxes, and can be sent by mail to any part of the United States or Canada. PECIAL NOTICE.—OUR COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blackberry, for the cure of Diarrhea, after this d. led at our warehouse, ag wo find it impracti- fend to the retail of the same. Purchasers may 7 HON Kast Broad Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Pamapevrusa, June 14, 1849. More Rowdyism—A Land Pirate—Markets, Stock Sales, §c. Moyamensing was the scene of a desperate fight, last evening, between two clubs of rowdies, one of which belonged to the south-western section of the city.fOne of these organizations, called “Stingers,” was parading through Moyamensing with music, as customary with them just prior to the 4th of July, while mustering up their forces for the annual ex- cursion on that day. The other gang, called the «“Wayne-towners,” groaned,the Stingers, the latter hurraed, and finally an assault with fire-arms bricks was the result. The battle commenced about halt past 8 0’clock, and lasted until 10 0’clock Though eighteen or twenty shots were fired, it 1s believed that nobody was seriously hurt. Report, however, states that a girl was shot in the arm by one of the chance balls j A fellow, calling himself John Jones, was ad- mitted to the hospital, afew days since, with his hand shattered, as he said, by the aceidental dis- charge of his gun near Gray’s ferry. It now turns out that he was shot by the captain of a vessel, on the Schuylkill, while on a regular piratical excur- sion with the gang of Schuylkill Rangers, having | demanded all the money on board. The captain having warned the pang to retreat, without effect, he. fired, and the fellow now in. the hospital re- ceived the contents of the gun in his hand and wrist. ‘The steamer’s news was received too late to have | any effect upon the market. There was more enquiry nent of curial and other diseases of s detiente nature.— | b see cross the miget aggtavated. execs of thie disease and wr a etie ee ia ces mel a e % : oure, | a : jour—| » mld casen removed Intwo to Ave days A perfeet.cure, oF no | Pea ranged from $4 09} to $6 28, iyo flour is sta- = | tionary, at $2 5745 ; and corn meal at $275, Sales of | prime red wheat, at 102 to 103 cts, ; and white at 105 | told ects. Ky; at 67 cts, Corn fs in good demand, Ne 1 is city and Brook MILLER & PROVOST, 217 Frontst., N. Y. i red throw ut tl WELas, R.JOUNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, SO WELL KNOWN Dae treatment of delicate diseason—The Doctor's rex tation for skill in those half cured cases that have existed for yours ix pre-eininent. Constitutional weakness, brought on by secrct habit, effectually cured, Rocunt cases cured in four days. OCTOR A, BURTIS COOK DEVOTES ALL HIS TIME inthe cure of Venereal complaints, including Stricture, Mercurial diseases, Seminal Weakness, and all Spermatic do- Taugements. Office, 67% Madison street. Dr. Cook hus boon DB years in this practice, and ia able to offer positive assur- anee of specdy and perfect cures, without interruption of pursuit. R. DE LANEY, AWARE OF 1HE MANY TEMPTA~ tions which #0 ensily beset youth and early manhood, in their romance of life, is happy to say that his long expo- | Tience and extensive practice with Venereal diseases, in all | ite stages, have eminently qualified him to treat that class of complaints enccessfully, and to warrant & perfect and speedy cure. Offive, No, 511. atrect. OCTOR GLOVER'S TRAVELLER'S MEDICAI h «complete work ever published, on di ‘ary organs. With its assixtance, evory If; price $1. For sale by the wuthor, at his | No. 12) Ann street, where ho is consulted | were referred to. | R. COOPER, 11 DUANE STREET, HAs, ron TuE | Tast fourteen years, confined bis praotice to the treat- ers De vO! D*. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE wate Treatise,” Ko, 8 G to 12 A. M., 6 to 9 P.M. sundays excepted. )—Those who ap~ + n Ss vill by ‘ised at the ra) with prices firm, at 60 cts.in store, and 6144 cts. afloat, BA ED the early wrest Noding their cure. it it for yellow. Oats 3134 a 32) ots., and 33 to 34 ots. for ain class of people, In atricturo, from ofpient, to ite moro advanced and distreasi advantages and a very extens! easy and radical cure, whi from a © Pennsylvania. | hhds, and bbls, Annexed are the stock sales :—Firet Board—$5.000 120 Girard, 200 do, 12% 5 8 ever, those who have suitered Whiskey is in demand, at 21 ots. for yrho can properly appreciate his servic its first, or in au bo obtained from no other Penn, Pk.. 114 ohne grounds for stating, can be obtain me ‘ ao Ff aL WORE Oe : fon” Siow de. 80 { » PLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE > “4 Fopte SS Corecess et CRN, ead all othoratec: Reading, bb, 19% ; $2000 Pittab $1,500 do. do., 9144 ; $500 Wilmington 6's. 904% ; $5000 4 Nay, 6's, 5434 ; $5,000 do., 54% ; 100 Wilm’n RR., bd, 2744; 6 Schuylkill Bank, 1 25 Chesapeake & Delaware 6's, ‘7, 90 ; $111 Navigation Interest, 56 ; $1,000 Nay. 6's, 5414; $3,000 State 5's, b5, 89%; $4,000 do., 89%; $1,000 do., 8934; $5,000 do 89346 Mechanics? $100 Lehigh Mortgage, 88; '50 Union Ca- lions of the genito -vrinary organs of the male and fer Quarto; illustrated hy s great number of b Plates, and many deline: bo. Hy H. Bostw tract from the Boston ted hy ngravings r evidence of tho indomitable perse= os os tuna wh 9 to possess an Uaconquerable n= — nal, 1144; $3,000 Nav. 6s. b5. 6444; 4 Kensington Bank, ergy that will enable him to leave his foot-prints in society, 6932; 60 Morris Canal, 954; 100 do. 9%; 60 Union 60 that he will be spoken of when the memorials of him are only 10 he found in tie libraries of those who know not thas he was both censured and envied while living. Without ats tempting a minute comparison of this Venerenl Guide with European publications on the seme family of diseases, itinay Wo said, feariers ia decidedly, and without qualiti~ cation, equal toany of them. The plates in Acton’s Trea- Sanal, b>, 11%; 1 PI ik, 12954; $3.00 U.S, 6's, 167,115; 100 Girard. 124 ; 60 Union Vanal, bb.11(; $1 at 4. Bds., 67; 3,000 do, 57: $2300 Wilmington 6's, 905 Second Board ~— $5 000 U. 8. loan, 6's, 62, 111; 12,000 do. 756, 106%; 6,100 State 5's, 897%; 400 de do,, 90; 1000 Schuylkill Navigation tise nro nut equal to these. By contraatingthe two volumes, | §ai 9" oy do. S3%c¢ 1000 Iteadiog, allroad Bonds, oth the matter, and We manker of giving instruction, in our 53/4; .» 534; 1.0 ading ; Poe ane raeetions sneuld be asgerted to. the York 68; 300 do., 691¢; 9.600 Pittsburgh 074, 0149; 1 000 State press. “Dr. Bostwick has dona the profession a good sorvico A inn, Waterworks Bonds, $445; 50 sha. Mid nothing can prevent this alle work from being sproad 509 dor Union Canal, 11%; 60 de. over the land, as the fact can neither be denied not concoal= | 69 do Schuylkill Bank, 1} Cd. that he has produced a thorongh, well-digested, systema~ tic treatise, which far surpasses anything of the kind, om this branch of practice, heretofore attempted in the coun= try." Lecturer on Deas the Urinary Organs; Author of AeTreative on the Nature and Trea or Seminal Divenses, resulting from and other kindred aifections,” 251 Our Boston Correcpondence. Boston, June 13, 1849. The Chelrra—The Cochituate and the Streets—The tion, price Congressional Election— Trade—Fashion—The- ten atricals, §¢. foes But four or five fatal cases of the Asiatic cholera have as yet occurred in this city. Mr. William Ry Fisher died on Saturday very suddenly. This was, undoubtedly, a genuine case. Another death oe- curred yesterday—a young man in Washington street, who was taken on Monday. There have been several other cases ofa light type. Our city is now in a tolerable state of cleanli- ness—thanks to the police officers and the inde- fatigable squirts who infest our streets, and appear to be high¥delighted with their new vocation. It is impossible to pass through our principal thor- oughiares without receiving a copious supply send, 222 fn tisnal monthly reports of this Institution, enumerating cases ibiished for the present. cured, will kot bo published for the prowent. ey Tif MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM. paniop, by Dr, A. M. Mauricenu, Profoanor of Diseares 9 Women. Sixth edition. I8mo., pp. 20. Price $l. 4 in aix mon rs of eufferi of physieal ani mental sagaish te fectionate wife, and pecuniary difficulties to the ousands now bro dsods now in their graves boon stilt alive, i mother, the one ¢ in the decline of | the waters of Luke Cochituate, mingled with mad, mgeo— | fresh trom the gutter—a most deiighttul compound, you will imagine, tor the dresses of our belles am exquisites. ‘The people are subjected to great an- noyance by this nuisance, edit sheuld be an in- mediate subject of wetion with the cily goveras Boston; F. B. Peters ment. : Bikouscou, New Ore in, there is no choice in the Fourth Gone peer gressional District. A smaller vote was potted eine, aeeerd Mauriooa, Box | than at the tial ia Marca; and the Lord ouly Now York city.