The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1849, Page 3

NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA, THE MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC, ‘Tho maii steamship Paloon will leave this port this afternoon, foe Chagres. te touch at Charleston, Savan- wah, Harana, ke. She will carry the mails for the Pasifie, They will close at aoon to day. ‘Those desirous of sending the latest American mows to California, and to the ether parts of the Pacitle «Ocean, can obtain copies of the Weekly Herald, to be published at 10 o'oleck, this morning, time for the F.’s mails. Single cepies sixpence. ia wrappers, in A Card.—A writer, In the Sanday Atlas ate, wakes it apyear thar I “importaned” uit to & eommendatory mipuer & roceat work of mine. teinent he makes five weeks work was loft with hin, at the request f the propre aftr Gthad reveived the commendations As Tam unwiiling that any impniut a aay actions, yerticularly 46 an act, vf vourtesy, teva what ‘ever source It is toade pritio, 1 deem it of suffelont Na- dict i, . £. TUBL. tance to myself to © Pew dork, Juno 25, t smercus ¢ recently tab nesses of t besa pro dhounced ty reise t u.lifulneis and oxreu- he invites t Aiine Lier, at his rooms, ulton strevt, eas corm ——_ ee ~ COMMERCIAL AFRAIBS.~ MONEY WARKE'T. Wednesday, June 27-6 P.M. The stock market contiaues without any material Alteration. The fancies drag their slow length along, sand it is only by the most superhuman efforts that the ‘bulls sustain price . The questions are frequent- ly asked, Where do all there fancivs remain over night? Who have sufficient coufidenco in them to carry them from day to day? Who have backbone enough to bear ‘up under stich an immense weight? and where do they expect purchasers are coming fromm to relieve present holders? These are questions beyond our power of answering. At tho frst board, to-day, Treasury notes declined % sper cent, Viomers Loan, 1; Morris Canal, 34; Canton ©o..134; Erie Railroud. 1; Long Island 34; Reading Rail- roud, 11s; Reading Bonds, \{. The sales wero unusu- ally large, aod thetransactions were principally seller's ‘optien, which is indicative of a depreciating market: ‘Tho heaviest stock in the list iv Haclem, and the full- fing off in prices is attributed to the unfavorable schanges which have recently taken place in the finan- cial affairs of thecompany. It is stated that the float- ing debt kas already reached a large amount; ani it is pretty well known, from the receipts thus far, that the revenue for the year will fwll considerably short of the estimates, The payment of interest on the preferred stock of this company makes a great hole in the net income. = The Firemen's Insurance Company,’ of Baltimore, Mhave declared a-dividend of six and one-quarter per cont forthe last six months. ‘The quantity of flour. wheat, corn and barley left at tide water during tho third week in June, in the years 2848 and 1849, was as follows:— Flour, Wheat, Corn, Barley, bbls. bush. bush, bash, 1848. .WA7u 19.993 140,075 18,308 APY... ONT 10L,846 4.3. 2.015 Increare,, 3403 1,863 353,738 Dee, 16,259 Tho aggregate quantity of the same articles loft at tide water from the commencement of navigation to ethe 23d of Junc, inclnsive, was as follows:— Flour, Wheat, Corn, Barley, Ula. bush. bushe bush 550,148 421,568 99,810 BHO 217.5554 94,051 20 Dee. 185,241 Tne, 1,308,316 Deo. 6,729 By reducing the wheat to four, the quantity of the Intter left at tido water this year, compared with the «corresponding period of last year, shows an increase of 31,172 barrels of flour, ‘The following table shows the quantity of somo of the principal articles of produce left at tide water feom the commencement of navigation to the 22d of Juno, in- selusive, during the years 1847. 148 and °49, the canal in those years having been opened on the Ist day of May: Reosirta or Propuce at Tipe Water, Canal open. May 1.1847. May 1. "48. May 1. °49, Flour, bbls... . .1,125.283 589.680 654,700 “Wheat, buchels.1,123.054 50.346 364.185 « do. . 1,840,523 421,668 1,725,884 Burley, do... 200.519 49.810 94.081 Beef, barrels... 13.443 16.467 16,904 Pork, do,.,.. 24032 64.119 68.607 ‘Ashes, dows... 11.844 14.861 14.133 Butter, pounds.1,619,050 1,180 193 875 950 Lard, do. . .1,W0S.200 6512756 6,181,943 “Cheese, do. . .2,721.800 2,521,767 2,327,839 Wool, ' do... 875.300 678.284 672.637 Bavon, do, . .1,219,800 4,750 328 6,687,286 ‘The reecipta thus far this year, of flour and corm Maave been in excess of those for the same period last, ‘There has also been ax increase in beof, pork, lard, and Bacon, end a falling off in barloy, wheat, ashes, butter, cheese, and wool, The receipts for the third weok in June, show an increase in flour, whest and corn, and @ decroaso in barley. ‘The anvexed statement exhibits tho amount of tolls -ecllected on the New York Stato canals, this season and last, up to the close of the third week in June. New Yous State Canaty—Amount ov Tons. Reecipts for first weok in June, 1849. $111,810 78 Bame period in 1848.......5 . 95.519 82 Increase 10 1949. ..eeeeeeee eee ees $6201 46 ‘The aggregate amount received for tolls from tbe commencement of vavigation to the «Bamo period ia 1848. Decrease im 1849... $1.698 30 Amount of tolls received on all the New York State enals, in cach of the following years, during the'third ‘week in June,and the totale up to the 22d of June, in- elusive:— Canet apened, Bd week in June. Total to 224 June, W94OLL April 20... 6. $52 352 58 do; Me... 67 O48 1L do, 20, 49 740 66 yy. 1.. 66 968 02 April 18... 79 003 06 $14.14 12 do, 15 63.222 42 O99 261 43 V6... 22. 88205 08 859 110 28 ex 146 595 69 1,182 7: do, 3. 95 519 32 908.678 do. 1. 1ILS10 73 008,979 ¥T ‘The increse the part week has brought up arrears, aud dhe ageregate now shows but a trifling falling of com- pored with last year, Stock Exchange. $500 Tressnry Notes 110% 6 sus Canton Co 40 ued da ley 7! oo 20000 US Bs, 1 Wis 73 do ow ao Wi, 75 do 4000 Ohio #'n, 70 1 25 do 500) Penna S's bi2mo M875 3400 Alabawad'o 67") Brio, new fall, GOde 00 do 70 6) Harlem RR, 29 she Manhatten Co 2 do Bi Merchante’ Bank 50 2 Mechanics’ Bani Joo ald Merchants’ x Bk 75) Long island F § Amerioan do 60 de 2 Stowtarton RB, B10 &) Kouding KR, 12 do OH —— Trost 40: 60 4 Ww) de ) § 4 oH) tg a” ald 3 i #10 40% 750 ° £00 tao 40h io do 1) 19) do a6 WW do uM $1508 do Bonds 66 100 do 6K Wo de 90 64 10 do wim 63 00) Brio7s 102 a0 do, ‘30 oy 600) do Tbs 20 she N Jersey RR 118 W Hudson R BR witm 60 BECOND BOARD. t 10 40 2000 Rie 9134 Behe Par Trust 810 4 batt de * oy 10% Jt ahs Hastorm RR 9 55'5 09) do 56 190 wo de 800 Baty do ie da Gi, 2) Rrie RR, wo te 64% 60 Morris © ort @ 4 5) 0 8S do 20 547% 10 Port-moush Dry D4) $25 8 do 4h 400 &, 0 do rr w 4° 260 Readirg RR a wo ro) Bh RERIENTS RENEW KUBRY OAT, EXCURSIONS, nary wennnnnrncs TRAM ROAT BXOURSIONS TO TUR RLYSIAN ids, Hobokon.—The reambont PLONBKEK, on wad after June 2th, will make daily exe esions to thot favorite f ror’, losving the foot of Clristephar srroae at 9 Why, wma TMG; wt 18g PML, aha. She Hg, Shy, M.; leave foot of 19th mtrvet at ag A. Me, LO, o'clock, P.M. Returning will leave the Biysian Vor strest at the even hours botwoan 10 y'clook, ky P. Moy (omitting the 1 o'elook trip.5 4 Hemnmond, By, Om Ny AgM. Metrashmen ta, fon bord. Fare 25 cote each Woy. TRAVER TRAVELLER, FOR PUILADBLPHLA AND Ss pe My splendit and fast temwor will be 1, Bart iivor, for Philetelpnis, ow ti $t eminem board, er No stint Obs o'clock, BM. Faye to Philad jay gel; irom Caps May to Philadespain, UER ether Information, inquire of the 3 FLAM.® RUPIRB STATE Tuts ELKUANT STBAM. ce vider tbo cod mand f thet gonslemanty eater, toe inc ‘pions | wilt . Comptroller on delivery c NION COURSE, L. 1—TROTTING.—WILL COMR of THIS DAY, ‘June Zien, the with an inside stake of $M), wngons—the owner of each Ma est John, €. « och. The Dh, v'ohock, and recurs ag son ns the W.'D. GREENE, Proprietor, CA ESTREVIULE COURSE. TROTIING.—THB FOUR / ornck haruess nags of :ba world will come togethe Monday, July 2d at Si u'clock P, M., for» Purse ol & Ferry, Brooklyw, race ib over, uuile heats, best theoe iu ive, in bs Jou Case en bm. Lacy M wi 1, Bry aut on Lady Saffol 4 senters b. «. Pelhan Dimiek eniers b. Jack Ro iter. ‘The ears w the Souty Ferry, Brooklyn. ne | M.and 3PM. returning after the sport ivaver, The Wask- ington Brass Band will be in attendance on eas . JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietar. REAT AND UNPARALI ELED SPORT.—THR GREAT Foot Kace, of eloveu miles in the howr, will fake piace over the Union © on Friday, June 2th, for a purse of $7 American Door; Walton, Ruaver; Nacch Sear, eprock ; J. W. Dav. kengers to the cours atery after the ri ‘To thy Sta ents; any parc of che Conrss, 29 cents. Immediately after the ra: a bet $1,000 will be a that 2 man will piuk up ffty siones, at» yard apart, minutes, G ry REAT PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH —TH18 DAY.—TO ake wok, Nace in Brookly porismen's Clubs ve Will be five traps on the ar wd more thenone thousand birds, soadte give all persons an soveral swennstals ages will leave H.R en's Hall, 203 Adams acreet, ats avd t LIANT Da ¢'S SP ORT WITH SAILING & Grand Regatta of Sail Boass, 3) feel any néer, will come cflon Saturday next, at ll * from the I rfoot uf Veuey strect, for a Purse of $2, given by n Brows, 92 Verwy street, who will fur- Th ite the Reyatta, he boats are reund Fort Diamond, and return, to the starti SLeach, to be made betu idey 4M. the small bowia on overs foot, oo r more makes rac. This 1s to bea gi skill between builders of sail boats from our ri hoods, and all parts of the world, SPLENDID FORTUNE FOR £10 OR £5.—Britaunia porting Portrait lub, 25 George etreot, Plymouth, Eog- (and.—By the desire of numerous patrons of the Club, thera Will be issued aserion of engraved Portraits of all horses en= tered for the Great Doneaster ot. Leger Race of (M9 The distribution will be conducted upon the same legitimate and honorable priveiples as those which characterised the reo Derby proceedings. The different classes of Portrait to be designated thus: First Class Second de —third do. Bach momber will he entitled toa Porcrait. Should ib roptesent either of the Winning or Starting Worses it will seoure to the holder the amonnt as partioulari: ws 4,000 Members to each serion, Firet Class Mewbors £10—Socond do. £5~Third do. £1, ‘To the Member who may hold the Porirait of the— 2d Horse, Sd Horse, Kwok starting. Os £2,000 £50) d trial of Lneighbor~ ‘Bd Clase, 0 M) e ubovs sums to be paid ia full to che Ammediace application tor the ant Memboreh aly, All letters must be scoompauiod by n Drafts, &c. made payable to the sec'y, WALTER JAMES, Exq. N. B—a member can have one more share# in either of the different classes. Receipts will be duly, acknowled, aumbers forwarded ipstantor. Full partioulars of #1 will be forwarded to distant subset d.and E DGE, NO, 49, 1.0. OF 0, re of this Lode are hereby notified Lodge Koom, in Odd Fellows’ Hall. at 1 o' day) Afternoon, tu pay the last tribute Brother, Wilkam Canhem, GkORGE W. IstpoR SILVERMAN, S UPREME COURT, KINGS COUNT 8S “Davis against David Anderson and others, —T Hall, Administrator, &e. of Joel Hull, duceased E. Brsyton and Henry Sead, defendants in tho above action, You are horeby summoned wo answer the complaint of Ben- jamin W. Davia, against you and ochory, which wns filed om the ninetoesthday of March, IS, with the Clork of this Court for Kings County. and to socto a copy of your answer Gn me, at wy office, No. 129 bulton stroet, in the Vity of New York, within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of servico; and that if you fril to wn- swer the compiaint. within the time aforesaid, the plainti® will apply tothe Supreme Court for the relief demanded ia the complainy.—Dated New York, June 6, 1549, HL. RIKER, Plainiitt’s acto BENJAMIN W, Alfred N THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HANNAH ‘Adams, deceased —To Elizabeth Uining.—Tn p an order ¢f the Orphans’ Ccurt, for the city and Phitadciphis, notice 18 herely v ‘ven to Elizabeth Z, of to hor heirs ifdecensed winoo Juno ly 1847, that she 1 sre cntitled toa share ef above estate.” any informa in regard to the said Elizabeth Mining may be nicated to WILLIAM JONSON, Administrator c. t. Newpurtville, Buel or to Bilis Lewis, 128 So, dth st, or J. at,, Philadelphia, " URY NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER of Jurors, Now City Hall, Park.—ail persous by Inw ex- empted from the performance of Jury Duty in the Giey and County of New York, and who have not reported their ex- emption for registration at this office, are hereby notified ao- cording to law, to produce evidenoe of their exemption before the Commissioner, in order to prevent the insertion of their names on the Petit Jury List of the next yoar. Time for re- cording such exemptions, from Monday, June 18th, to Satur day, June 30th, (inclusive ) between 9 and 2 o’elook, and be- tween 3 and 5 o'clock, daily. WM. A. WALKER, Commissioner of Jarors. OTICE—ALL PERSONS ARE HERERY CAUTION- ed @painst receiving or nogotiating a Promissory Note, crawn by Banister & Evans, of Philadoiphia. in favor of ®. Van brunt of New York, dated January lst, 1849, a8 6 month, for $130 66. Payment on said Note, which was Tost having bh opped, it 1s hereby declared null and void, will not d, if presented, BANISTER & EVANS. FPICE OF THE NATIONAI FIRE INSURANCR COM- pany, No. 67 Wall street, Now York.—This Company with» fall capital aud large surplus securely invosted, ure repared to effect Insurances axainst Loss and Pasig C4 Fire, cn all descriptions of Preperty, Aleoon Inland Navi gice Risks, on as favorable terms as any similar institution ‘this city.” All losses promptly adjusted and paid. DnEoTONe. Thomas W. Thorne, Martin Hoffman, J. hm Van Boskerok,Jotn J. Herrick, Gilbert Davis, Wm. Van Wyok, Philip Burrowes, Henry BH. Ward, Ge Bell, James L, Adame. John Hecker. Ore HOS. W. THORNE, Presid 'W. C: KeLtoae, Secretary. Andrew D. Moliok. Hf. Jacobs, *OR SALE. eer CAMDEN PROPERTY, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE city of Philadelphia, f in the sity of (ance: Broaway end Piu the olegane Mansion, duilt in the most substantial manner aad of $0 bos! als; it Las every convenienoe of » Philadelphia residence—hy- drant water, hot and cold baths, and winter and summer recently matori~ cooking ranges. Also, a large aud well buil: brick coach house,| and stable. - The promises are surrounded with snriving maple trees, ar extensive gurden bavdsomoly arranged with arbors, filled with choice vrmamental and frutt trves, grape vines, shrubbery and plants of great variety. ‘The proporty possesses All the svantaces of & city and oogntey residence, boing within half an hour of the Philadelphia Exchange, with & beaa~ tiful view of the River Dolaware, city of Philadelphia, and of the sursounding ituated om the most healthy and elevate d its rapidly increasi=g in value. furniture contained in the house, comprising very legaroe aud comfort; and the cvntonte nd ting, of earriagee, nd gard wo: ane money of tha real estate may romui y reason why the owner wishes to sell, id in absence with his famil; Duilding love, surrounding ti favorable terme. Yn SAML MART, Camden, N. J. OR SALE.—A COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH THRER- jarter nores of good Land, fr High) nde, Staten I the Gceon. For further particulars inq: son, corner of Grand snd Columbiastrests, N. Y., of on tt premisor, RARE CHANCE.—THE LEASE AND PIXTUKES OP the Sixth Ward Hotel will be sold on the mont roason- b-o terms, the Leases being unable to attend, from iil health. For further information, apply om the premises, oorner of Doane ard Centre str TOR STOCK, FI EU Ree, ND Goop- lio-houso, baown James stroos, Krooklyn, together with a lease of t ‘This is ons Of the best business stands it was ooou- five yeare by Solgan, lately | fine young hose, togother rticulars inquire of Sohn Col or Dominick Colgan, 196 Fult: MISCKLLASKUUS, ON OF $200,000.—TUE COMMISSIONERS OF THR Sinking Fuod of the City of New York, hy virtue of aa 6 of the Common Council of said City, passed May 2, 1549, enticed un ordinance to creave a public stock of fund, to be culled “Tho Water Stock of the City of New y. a eiztt hundred and forty- otion that senlod proposals will bw ra ved until Monday the second day of July o'elook at noon of that d time, for a Laan of tw his Stook, transforable cer value of One Gundrod Dollars exob bearing inte terl I h ares of the nominal are, witl stat five percent. por anunm, pa; fom the 12th dey of July gexe. |The princ omable on tho twelfth day of July in tha year a= id eight hundred end seventy-five. ‘The proposals may be the whole or any port aid Joan; but no proposal Floss than the pur value of Payments of principal and premium stock on nex ut of whien any pro ‘ai may he accop' thall be deposited on or before the twelfth day of Jaly noxt, to the ored\t of the City Treasury, at the Mechanion Rank of the City of New York, for xcoount of “The Water Stock of the City of New Yor, of the year one thousand eight lv dred and forty-nine.” For east deposit a receipt il givon by the Chamberlain, whieh must be ndered to the of the Corti sf Stook, The dap end e * Loan for th of New York, fur the yoar 19, rb dizwotod to John 1. Lawrouds, ew York, at the Hall of Record: New York. Each proposal must stato distinotly the vara o woney that will bo paid for each Que Hundred Dotlars of said Stook; also, the wadroa of the party making the prow eonridored which aha the enii rposnls are to be sos! er Stock vf the Cit and enoloved in “an envi Comptroller of the City of posal, By order ef the Commiys: he Sinking Pund. JOUN. L. WRENC8, Comptroller, Comptrotice’s OF 19, ae ELT RIBBON: TEN CASE: NTIRELY NEW AND Bels Ribh Figured Swisw Ln plendid desi fone ens Een 5 one case oight-fourth iaco 1 ¢- slaew ond Pie~ ture Covering traw, groon plak and ‘at reeslved, aud for sale, by LW, MOON, aver stron, VINE JEWELRY. AND SILVER WARK Ma NUPACTO- So, 13 John strect (up staire.j—Chas. Stewart offece went prices, a scleot assortment of flue aatloles only tutions of any vind. Fine Watches made to ch at Saratoge during tho season, to return to 58) Bro: wey September 30, MVER PLATED TEA SETS, PLATED OW GERMAN © liver, from $23 bv $10; table and tea 8; orks mo; ula the pretuest assortment in this olry of Cornolins oe'ebrated SIvered and damask Girandvirs, Solar and Lard Lavnpe, Chandeliers hotels, pariora, Ke. ASURR Th. x iwi treet, Letwoou Fulton and aca 6 the eure! & CAPES—THE SU 4 sate on Saturday mornin; pividerad Capes, comprising t Paris stylow—100 Also, 500 Lacies’ capr, JACOB I KIBER WILL OFPBR VOR Oth, 200 Lace and Em complote agortnent of the the extreme low price of $2.00 of am entiro new style, NSING. 59 Broadway, 446 Brot “ii Wiske sind ay, near Canal 68, aoa, Sum Sorrm Oil, DARDUNVT “MUSICAL. momromnnepores aeonorntecroetone M US'C THOROUGHLY TAUGHT AND FOR SALB, edorin Suuginrs wnitar, aeserscen uaa Visti vy 3 twe ned the. (necramente iy heads 00 tas Bevsdpoy, tees doses shore Urved towel a | REWARD! a AAA AAA WERAST PIN LOST.—GOLD, CUASED, AND Inlaid with Hair. 16 was lost sometime between Wed- vesday moun and Widnigh> ip error bin Seound of the Four wards, Tcigesteomed beyond {rt intrinsio value, and the owner will libera!!y reward tho tador. fnquire at the ST, A MORUCCO UASE, CON ing x lady's Gold Guard. C! ® gentleman ve attanhed; also, x dark Java Hs: in, suprosed ia ong of the Puiton terry sages. The tiuter wi'l be liberally rewarded hy leaving the ame at No, 20Ch Twenty-fourth str No. 109 Water etrect, OST. ON TUESDAY EVENING. 2 4 in & Nin'l-street stage, Univerity Place and McDougal -street a ket, the I ‘The finder will please leave the receive # suitable reward. 25 REW ARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 2) “zith, at the New Haven Rsilroad, Canal stree ‘echer Boo ning Three Fifty Dollar Bills, on Bank of Geneva. N. ¥., and several notes and papers. ‘Tho above evm will be i the sane to Charles A, Leo, 528 Budaow $ REWARD WILL tween Ninth w BE PAID FOR THE APPRE- ion of Man, Woman aud Child, who left New Yorn on or vbout the With of June, 1549, The man is about five feat coven inches high, middling fair complexion, freckled face and hands, & Iarze scar on tho top of his head, ix about thirty: five me is Fi the name et George Shel uncer; hi on her eheek, ‘The child tes deliente complexion. and has lost two of the "Any information of them can be sent to E. Josephs, bureet, New York. Easterm and Western papers WARTS. (7 ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, TO caro ofa Jady in ill health, with an infant, One cs ble may hear of 4 permanent situacion by applying at Tnnoy street. 7 ANTED—TWO ly Mort one to take charge of the financial, Thi capacity will d T EDITORS Por ADA tablished in this ANTED—SIX SCACLIOLA (OR COMPOSITION Marble) Polishers. Inquire for T. W. Dalfeour Mor- chant’s Hotel, Courtlandt street, until Saturday next, the oth inst wi “ iy W ANTEDT A GOOD JOURN EYMAN BARKER ONE whe understands his busiaess, and «f e habits, can find steady employment and good wages, by calling at No. 211 Ryidge strect, Brooklyn. ANTED—a FIKST RATE SAL SMAN IN A Store—he must understand the city trade, aud come well recommended. Apply at Phillip's Laco atore, betwoea Allen and Orchard streets ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM A room, on eaime floor, 1m shiy city, in» pleaeun WwW noi borhood, uid pr house occupied by ® pri mily. Addrese R. 5, H. st this othee, stating pl tering, References given and required, WaArtep—sy a xo from Englend, #8 worker ul No ald Cfhice, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WHO FULLY UNDER- éiands the grocery businoss, he muss know ho v to buy and sei], and conduct the business generally; undoubted rofe~ Feree nitist bo given as to capability, honesty and sobriety. Address F.F,, Herald off 1ED—A FEW ACRES OF LAND, SUITABLE ing ground forthe Marine Hospital Staten tion to be as Lolated ax possible, and ace of tho pullie roads, Apply at tho office of the Commissioners of Emigra’ ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN GIVE THE Vest of reference, who has received s good business edu- cation, caw write a good and rapid hand, has sume knowlede of . who is willing to commence on a clerk in the office of wu Insurance Company, Wall street (basement), two dave only. ANTED—a SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, todo general housework in # private fawily, or to Wash abd iron, Has no objection to go in the country, and is willing to inuke herself uxefu'. City refere: can be piven, Please call at 46 Trinity Place. Can be soon any day ot the week. NTED— SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- Ant Young woman, as good plain Cook, Washer and Trover, ins siuail private family. Tho best of city reference en Pie 300 W A32EO<BY 4 HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN. A st. tuation as Wet Nurse, having lost her baby, ouly eight dave old. an G LaDY, LATELY ARRIVED on as Govorness:; is a good plain and would Be willing to make herself general covion to go im the country, Address willing-to goo short distanve in the country, an produce the vest of city reference. Please call at 1:9 biin street, in the store, HANPRAU’S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM = | PROADWAY TUBATRE—WR. E. a. MARSHALL, PRO- Thareday 3 e Drietor Blake, Manager. Ltn nES atu ieenes Tae | the , Tube evening, Thursday, duce st Ke frau; Capt, Tobin, Mr. Lise, Miva Mestayer. After whic Chawfea: 4. Tobin, Lisey, Miss Mestaye " de'with MM. MR: White, Mr, Chapa eat Pardey; Mra. Pevor | bile, Miss mestayer; Widow W ins Bie sherwood. Box: cents, Doors open ab ® quarter past hofure eight a'o ock. | Py atest magic! the United under the nam f the age, will make tea, ina’ haus ible Fans ; 36 Confectioner; Peagoek. Second Dr: Flying Hendkerchiet; ‘arquet, We; Family. » Bde; Gallery, Ledges 'S HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN | every ni until at the original and well’ kuown CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS | organized 1842; the oldeat established company in the worl tha first to harmonize igyro mslodiey, aud ths Fresent popular yle of Ethiopian Bi success in this eity, during the | glusive evidence ct’ their super iste of ten performs or the disse tion | per ers, under ot E.P. Christy, Doors open at seven} Concert commences | at eight o'olosk. . ! | | PIECE, in which che whole force of the GERM ASTLE GARDEN—THIRD WEEK OF THE TRI- mpkantly Successful Samimer Fetes! Novel and a features will te added tothe l'romanade yours, with: Disting for this Miss Connor, AND Barrid NIA and will be new and popular musio during the Ball. nly; Germania, Gumg'l, Mlle, Lo others, Sceond performance of the the GUNGL'S BAND, with several auxiltinri combined. “A new programme every night, Waltzes nnd Polkss conclude theentertainmouts of ¢ ing. ‘ickets, 25 comts each. No postpouement on w the weather. WAlHSLLA, 96 CANAL STREET—TAR MANAGER informs the public that he hasarrived, with a Company of beautifully formed Ladies and Gentlemen, from Vieun i, Me will open This Evoving, with Tabloux Vivants, Female Serenaders, and Wonderiul Marble Statues—inzing aud Dances, ete. Adrission—Orehestra Boxes, 34% couts; Par= quette, 25 centa, Doors open at7 o'eluck. ERIAL SHIP. HE PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT ‘he Inventor's Institute at Perth Amboy, N. Js-will | exhibit on the Fourth of July, and during tlyst Actin) Ship now building, and which ix to be completed dure ing the present summer, "It is now in such @ forwarl sate as to show the full size, form and structure, the fratue work being completo, and the envelope (already procured) only Le put on, to be ready for its first To wan intone te | havo given no publicity to th ite first trip through the air to N mined to make 18 not the | and exhibitions of New York, of a Model, without » £0 totally difierent from this Aerial make this public exlubition necessa: wohine tom in every respe Ds 0 forostall ay dowd! fut claim which, im successful issue, might ative, as iu_tue | ease af Pitch and Fulton in a vigation. This ma- | chine is 69 novel, wo do nat believe. that any ono who has not beon, direoily or indirectly, infurmed by inventor, can toll, nfter he has sen it,’ what is its, m ive power, and the modus operandi of its locomotion. Whoever shall discover it, aud take it huown tot undersigned, chatl be enticled tu roceive a share of stool in the Invention. ‘Iho it orsinality being of mure value to a real inventor than any praiite wiion wich® arise from his invention. we intend to us: every Inudable moans ‘to scoure it Lo ite rightfulowner; honce we adept this ori- ginal method, and challenge the scioatif and the inzonious, Wo explain bofurw its complocion. It wi iduub/lows eracily the Public to #80 nd examing Che «bructare be pearance, Like w bird mm the Lit will also ailord opportunity vo | the friends of improvements, by the purchase of x tieXet, te ontribute w trifle to the developement of the most extraor | dinary invention of the a, or even in the wortd, Bat the t extr: dinuary part of ti ine is its simplicity, do not propose to exhibil ted apparatus, thou, pideratle magnitude, and wu he ut one thousand p car or ship is nehug t the base, and 40 fuet bi and was erected expecially ter this purye invention was laid 2 years ago, wud & fight 15 years ago, opou air, to t yards, agnmet n considerably stropg. wind. provided, and addresses will be m theday Tickets for acn mit a gentleman and ls tickets may be hud at the office of the Invon‘or’s Tostitute, | in Ferth Aimboy; probably, alvo, on hoard of the steambowte making excunsions wround’ statén Island, on the 4th of duly. | Masiers of steambonts will ho furnished by adlresssing the | gubseriber, SOLOMON ANDREWS, Pres, of LI, Ammoy, Jume 21, 1:4). | ae ATIONS. _ NHE NATIONAL POLICE GAZ. 1 # now ready for dule—It contains the most exciting chap. rin thelite cf Helen Jewett ever yet published, giving a full aeonunt of her murder, with several facts conn. ccod herewith, never before publish ters from David fekand Henry Wilk » giving much nto those going that way. Also, a further shop Doane’s reccut financial mananvres, r= luting to ice creams, &c. Also, English, Froneb, Gvrinan, arkish and C inal news, by our talented traasia- | ited amount of criminal intelligenc: 1 parts of the United Stats, as well as from Califor. nia, of ‘he most exciting character, Oflice, 103 Nassau atrect, Sold everywhere, | 10,000 BAX aces: THE SCORPION Writ, BR ) rendy at 12 o'clock shia day, and froightod ith the richest treat that hake de eed the columns of a newspaper, A rich case of Hustardy; Seduction; Adventure with the Strawberry Girl in Leonard strevt; De Bonneville and his infumous acts: Libertines aud their doings; Pretty Girls and the Dry G orks; A Precious Villain; more abont Mias Kate 8; s Ramblos, No 1—being ® sorios of Sketches about Ti Lake Champlain; together with over two hundred rich and racy urticios under she head of Lifeia New York. Correspondence fro all about the country, and a letter from thelCou Published at 142 Fulton sirvct, ac $2 perannum, For sale every where, WAS TED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG FRENCH woman, of good education, « situation in a private fa~ tuily as Seamstress or Children’s Nurse. Har no objection te W the country. and can bring good reference. A ling ad= dressed F., at this otfics, will be attended vo. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermuid or Nurse, or to do general housework in asmal! femily, No objection to go a shors di tance in the country. Best’ of city referouce can be given. pply at TA @ak street, borween Catherino,and Roosevels f ri AFOR BATHS.—PERSONS WHO ARB AFFLICTED with Coughs, Colds, Rheumatism, E: ion on the Skin, &e., can obtain immediate reliof, an in eure, by the use of K J, CARROLL’ 4 Medicated Sulphur, sad Iodine Baths, 36 Barclay strees Thy hs aro recom- wended by cor most sminent physicians, and alvays bave Leen, mince they wero firet established in 1425, PARTMENTS WANTED.—A GENTI EMAN AND HIS wife, having thelr own servant, are desirous of obtain- ing furnisied rooms, with or without board; in she latter for cooking. Guse, whigh would be preferred. with facilit ‘Anrwers, stating accommo: luonlity, and terms, to be at the office of this paper. addrened ©. A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANT» A SITU- ation as general house servant, and isa very good coo and wlan good washer and ironer; good city reference ca Logiven. “Apply, oraddress, M. A., 62% Main street, Brook y: YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM. Vermuid, or to do the general housework #f » swall family. Would have no objection to go ix the country. Good city reference can he civen as to eapability and character, Ev quire at 194 Varick atroet, in the A YOUNG WoaN WaNTS 4 SITUATION, AS CHAM. bormaid, or to arsist in Washing and Ironing. Tne bess of eity reference given, Enquire at No. 7 Rector AW MAKERS WANTED—TO GOOD WORKMEN steady employment and liberal wages will be given by R. HOB & CO., 29 and 31 Gold street, {)TUATION WANTING FOR A YOUNG WOMAN, AS * nurse or laundress, or chambermaid; will assist in wash- ing or ironing; has do objection to xo into the country going on three yeurs in her Inst place; the beat of city refer~ sneecen be given. Apply at 197 Ninth atreet, between the 2d and 3d Avenues, RESPECTABLE FAMILY, W1SH Malo Child, efx months old, might, aj arrect, im the rear, third flvoi 0 PARTIES EN ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO— The advertiser, a person of ‘ound constitution, has TO ADOPTA 'y at 27 Sheriff een trav ‘the Inst fifveon years, with good re~ | ferences, # desirous of engaging wi party of gonilemen who may re cr ke. Al dross W.. T., Hera SALES BY AUCTION. OHN KBESE, AUCTIONEER—COOLRY & KERSE will sell at auction, ot t..eir sales room, No, 101 Broad- ay.on Thursday, June 2th, at ll o'clock, A. M., the stock and tools of an extensive bookbindery establishment, includ- ing two Inrge standing presser, with fron hare, e«uplet Pe 7 ine; together with a large assortment of Ling toolr, press boards, sewing benches, &e ke RAILROADS. errr rene anny UDSON RIVER RAILROAD BONDS,--NOTICE IS hereby given, that after the 30th ings, shia Company will issue $40,000 of its Mortgage and Convertible Bonds, of the following descripticn and tenor, via Paynbly Febru ary lst, 1546, im sums of $5,000. $1,000 and $500; inteross at TL per cent per anaym, payable haif-yearly, on the Ist of bruury and let of August, convertible into the stack of the Company at the pleasure of the holder until five yeare from late. ‘The said issue being part of the sum of $3,000,000, (with the t ivilege of extending the a $1,000,000 more when aa- | thorized by lau.) for which » mortgage of the whole work and property ef the Company, constructed aad acquired, and which may hereafter be constructed and acquired, has Deen dnly exwcuted and under which the of $641,000 bas already Leen insued. 3 Sealed Preposnls, direoted to the Treasurer of the Compa- for the whole or any part of tho said sum of $500,000-~ id the ny, No 4 Wall streot, till the 30th inst, and will be desided op on the 24 Jul; Interest coupons—payable in London, in sterling, at the exchange of $4 85 per £—will be issued with tho bonds, if ee @re applied for im that way to make it an ol No offers will be nocepted at loss than par for bnoda bear- ing seven por cent intorost, hut issuce will bo mado at six per interest, to those preferring them, at » proportionate ission of one por cont will bo allowed to brokers er ast making proposals which are accepted, fer not less than He partiog who purchased the bonds to the amount of | $611,000, already issued, are entitled tw reoelve the pro rats Amount of the sum nuw offered, on calling at the office of the Company, and the bonds will be ia-ted at ouer, iu oonf-rmity to # Of the pre-euprion receipts held by them. Proposals will also bo reveived as nbove, for the whole, or en) partof @ further amount remai of the $3,000,000, authoriced by law to be insued—whatever amount no engaze to he taken and paid for xt the rate of $250.00 month!: rrenoing with the month of September, and persons hold pre-emption receipts, will be duly offered their pre-eaptive rivil we . Privilege to any sume se COR EOd HOPI f Company able tothe Stoukhoiders om of the not protite of the owr- Stockholders will ¥ intered, to wit: tk Thay the City of New we & Brother, ce of the Treasurer in this place. T! Hooks will be eloged for, ten dare previo it day of Angwat nex CHAS. SEY M wk Te EW YORK & HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY —THB sgoond dividend on the pteforred atook of the New York & Harlem Rail Road Company, at the rate of eight per coat for annnm, will be paid at the-oficy of the Conipany, Ne. ryon Kow. on ard after Tusstay the third day of July wort ‘The trenator hooks of the preferred'stook will be olosea from Ube 234 day of June te tho éth dey of July, Dated June loth, ea SAM'L, M. BLATCHPORD, Troasurer. ANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY POR THE CON- au of & Kailroad across the Isthmus of Panniaa, — Subsoriptions for the Capital Stock of this Company, to the Amuunt of $1,0,000, addrorsed to the Commissionors, goal, and enclootug $10 rooeived ut the Bank of on Wednesday, the 2th inst. Shares $100 enc sorption to be binding wntil the whole mount is subsocibed. A Prospectus and Pampht uecossary informa ton, may be had at the Bani 1eHo, WILLIAM R_ASPINWALL, OWN L. STEPHENS, Commiastoners, IENRY GHAUNCRY. ILROAD COWPANY.—THB GOWMIS- bers te th he heoks are olosed, the tho tirss day, Nocioe will a y ath = ey ohh wien et SOWN L. STEPB RNS, bad ae Vihadnebi, BUAKVING, COUNTRY. —A LADY 18 DESIROUS OF PROCURING Board for herse!f and chitdegn, in a farm house, or pri- vate family, within an hour's sail or ride from the city, A line addressed Country, to the office of this paper, will be attended te for one week, OARDING.—GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS CAN BE obtained, with part or full board, in s small Privace Fomily, where the comforts of a homo oam be oujoyed. Ap- p'y at 45 Lispenard at. A {ERY PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, SUITABLE fora sii Find man, ors gontleman and lady, can be hud nt No. roadway. OARD IN THR COUNTRY.—A PAMILY CAN BE ™ taken. It is beautifull: Hodson, hours sail from y: ent. For further particulars apply a8 797 Broadway, bet the hours of 1: 5. ROADWAY HOTEL.—STRANGERS VISITING THE city are particularly direoted to this truly pleasant and healthy located hotel; being opp site tho Park snd Fountain, with that beautifnl College Green in the rear, in the imme: diate vicinity of ail tho places of business or amusements, affords to those visiting the city more advantages than perhaps any other hotel among us. Call and 00. 0 LET—OPFICES, ROOMS, AND BEDROOMS, FUR- ply to EUGENE FERRIS, 44 Nase Gold stroet, second from Beekman streot. 8 Inquize of E. Forris, 44 Nassau stroct. SHIPPING, ween wa HK BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, R. MAIL Steamships, betwoen New York and Liverpool, between Boswon and Liverpool, calling at Halifax to Bee ead receive mails and passongers, ‘are intended to sall as follows -— Camt ria, apt. shannon, from N. York, W. Awerica, Harrison, “ Bostor Hibernia, “ Stone, “ N. Yor! Canada,’ “ Judiins, “ Bosto « Byrn NY “ Leitch, “Boston, bs ie Bites ° OR, tO “Barron, N.Vorks 4 cre ‘Anexperionced Surxeon om board, Preight will be charged magecis beyond an sarcunt for pereosal © auto ters and papers must pars through the tram New York oe" Boston to Liverpool:—Piegs Cabin, sreond dou. or frolght or Dasnare a| B. CUNARD. 51 38 Broadway. ACKETS FOR HAVRE.—SECOND LINS.—THE SHIP Baltimore, R. D. Conn, will sail on the Ist of July. BOVD & HINCKEN, 88 Wall stroes, OTICR.~THE PASSENGERS FOR CUAGRES, NEW Orleans, Ke per steamer FALCON, must be on hoard by or before 1 o'clock P, M. on Thursday, 28th inst., at whieh hour ‘the ship will start. OK CHAGRES.—TO SAIL TUESDAY, JULY 3D.—PA8~ —The tast sailing brig DOCTOR HITCH tehed as al apply to foct of Wall st., or to & MURRAY, 62 South at, FOR CALIFORNIA.—PusT » New York, June 2ith, 189 —Noutioe is hereb the United ‘States stoam packet FALCON will ITED STATES MAIL Om od frvm this porton Thursday, the 23th inst, Mail made up hore for ¢ Panama, San Diego, , Montere; i ° rie. The e mtato Mavana, 20 cent to ‘» Panama—to be prepaid in all cares # and 49 ccats n Diego, Santa Barbara, Mouterey, San Prancivoo, or ia, to be prepaid or sent unpaid, at the option of the er.” The Muil will lose at tis office mt 12 o'oluok M. W. ¥. BRADY, Portinaster, OR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES, 1774 JULY. —Tho splendid new steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2,00) tons burthen, 3,.D Wilson, Master, will loave for Chagres direct, som Pier 3, N. R., on'Tuesoay, 17th July, at 3.0 clock, P.M. ‘The E, C. goes direct to Chagres, without touching at ‘inter ty will be 1285 madiate thus insuring that pascongorn by this steamer will reach Panama in time for the U.S. Pacific Mail Stoomor of July. Paseage in the After Saloon. .. $150 Do Forward Sal 15 Do. Lower 00 Bo. 30 cents par Freight on specie, I trot. ger: ix cubic feet each steerago p rored unl Any person remitting on amount ngo-money Can Boeouro ® berth for o sage apply to wy IOWARD & SON, 4 Broadway. For freight or p F°s SAN FRANCISCU, VIA CHAGRES—ON SaTUR- day, Juno Mith.—The well known steamship CRESCENT JITY, Stoddard, master, will teave for Chagres, direct, om jaturday, June Sch, from por 2 North Kiver, at $ o’olock P. M., arriving in time to meat the Vacifiostoamer -f July. The Pactho mad atoamors Oregon and California having arriv nmok at is now open for direot and rapid arma the, Way, cummupiontion with San Francisco. Vor freight or paanage, apply to J. HOWARD & SON, Broad ‘Tho new steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2.00) tons burchon, 4. D. Wilaon, Commandor, will sucoced the Crescent City, il for Chagron on the (7th July. Botb ships have ox A HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS, ‘Thursday, 7th June.— he oom= eamship FALCON, will . ace to Chagrs ower cabin, The Faloon is 1, The scoommodations for pas parsed, and well vontitated. roughly vested, and proved unnqunlled \uble, gives greater assuranee of speed aod safot *hoewine be Found. For passaue oF teviah . 0. ROBERTS OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—TO SAIL phon Ist Jaly.—The Arveclase gapaetoe fas rea've part of her carce iN enil about Lat he in & remarkably fae ip and haa supe D. FOWLER, 88 Wesent., or SWIRLED LE 8 00. 57 Sout ate JOREN VICTORIA, Capt, Wit Thompson, seoerninodattons for pas freight oF passage, soply on board, wt Pior Ni OF to AX PRESS FON CALIFORNIA, “4 cial Messenger, per mail steamer Paleon. du. o B4th.—Li- ingeton, Welle & wil deapatoh & measenger, a4 shove, she will have fa charge all gonds entrusted ta the r Reprose, nelaner, pwete and m erobandien wilt be forwarded to HA= VEN W ELVINGST Xpress Forwaroers. San Franoiseo, shfern's N, B—Packanes weighing over 125 Ibs cannes forwarded, LIVESGSTON, WELLS & CO CAKD—THE SUBSCRIRBR MOST SINCRABLY AND rerpectfully presents hix best rorpeots and thanks apt. Harteborne, of whip Bf. and truly as era, mt any Ling be conte ruggest vould be Infinitely Inoxprasivs of tw grotitnde to him: tor hie kinds cas, at tou « eondust towrcs Mimvol! and frlonds duting 6 frotn Li verpoul to this egundry, - “ "RICHARD WALKER, MPLE 2 MORINSON WhTAT eae COMMISIIE oad bernaraing Mervnanta, Muntele ity, lay only, the | ti | sausus, named By) MS AMERICAN sey Quaker Gian mens of humanity ia Western, ‘ankee Comedian, sea: ed OF another week. 1, lar band of Ethiopian Serenadera, the bust company ‘gr: Minstrels in the United States, “Also e maxed, Mise Miss Stanhope, Miss West, Mr. C in, Mr. F. Clarke, &¢., &e. Wax Scripture Statuary. Tppresontations of the Siamese Twink, Living Anaconda. Admission to the Madew Rockwell, the Fertuae Teller, MUSEUM, 659 GROADWAY, iy alse whole, 2o.; children under ten years, ‘grt GREAT CHINES) tween Sprjng and Prince nly one iB ntry, te of Figures in: #0 of all clasnos nimtingss u ntsin Houses, Stores and Vessols Models of Vago ot ples, ridges; Specimons of Chinese Manufso- vros, ( cir Acrieultural and Mechanioal Unplementa, Tu- sirnme ta of Music, Lanterns, Re. &e. Open from 9 &. M. 110 CM. daily. “Admittance 26 conta: children under 1, .—FIREWORKS.—EXILIBITION PISCE of New and Brilliant Desig: for committees and par- tien at the lowest prices; vogether with» fine assortmont of all kinds of P reworks, Fire Crackors, Canton Rockets, 8 Ge., for the Trade. To be had at she’ oldest M. Depot in the country, PL. VU . 1G Chacha VIREWORK: factur Comer of Grange, enteance 2d door in Orange stereos | TRICALS.—-LADIES A to engngs for w short ss Alfred Jones, Herald off D GENTLEMEN DIS~ gon. salaries advanced, will Several ladica for Vallot wanted. > MEDICA PEE! ae ee T ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 6 BkoabdWay, INFORMS | hia friends "and pasients, that, during the summer | months, his office hours will be from Wig to 449 o'clock, Men- days, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Dr. B. will attend to the | Pore, us usual, after 8o'elook on the above day, R. POWELL, OCULIS’ 137, &C, A usual to diseases of the E: Where can be had a pamphlet gratia, desoribin Of treating the aifectious of those delicate organs. $4 edition of bie popular ‘Treatise on the Eye.” PB: Artiticial Ey ou iunerted. K, WHEELER, OCULIST, 2 GREENWICH STRERT, ‘TED ihe new wide ‘Alvo, the rice 00 ota. devoter ‘xolusive attention to Diseases of the B. %, and Opbthaim ory. Artitioinl Eyes inserted, of whiel ho has just ia Beautiful assortment from Paris, Othce houre from & A.M. to Lovelock, P.M. A painphiet containing many remarkable curus eifeoted by Dr. Whealer, enn be had greinitouely, at bis ottio R, DE LANEY, E AWARE OF THE MANY TEMPTA- ‘tions which so easily beset youth and arly manh in their romance of life, is hiappy lo aay that his long expe- rience and extensive practice in private diseases, in all ite stages, have eminently qualified him to treat that class of complaints successfully, and to warrant ® perfect and speedy cure. Office, No, 61 Lispenard streot, R, GLOVER'S TRAVELLER'S MEDICAL GUIDE Contains a description of nll delicate diseasss, tozethee with recipes for making the various preparations used in their treatment nd explicit directions as to the proper mode of cure. Price $l. For sulo by the author at his oitio, No. 2 now No. 12) Ann street, whore he may be consulted on all iaeases thero referred to, R. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THR Inst fourteon years, confined his practice te the treat ture, ment of mercurial and other diseases of a delicate He can cure the most aggravated ores of this diseas: mild cases removed in two to five days, A perfect eure, or a. ebarge. \i- eee O CURE, NO CHAKGE.—DK. MURPHY,OF 63GOLD mafiden tially consulted on all forms of private disenses, Wevent oases of gonorrhea he oures in two te four days. Constitutional dobility and impotenoy successfully treated by Dr. M. No mercury waod in any onse, or hindrance from business. Open from 7A. M. to 9 P.M. Ha © CURR NO PAY.—DR, CORBITT, 19 DUANR ST., may Lo consulted on the troatmont of corain delicate NINETY-IN THE SHADE IS JUST THR POINT vhen Bed Bugs and otlier Inseots bite most ferooiourly, pomfortably in these warm n! Duy a finsk of owder, for the destruction of Bed Bugs ‘&o., used in the New York Hospital, Astot Hoxwe, Irving Bouse, and the prinowyal hotels in the sity; 1 and awarded » premium by the Aworivan Institute, Depot 420 Broadway, hs CART XO CAPITALISTS.—A PATENT MEDICINE. —POR those who may wish to cuter into a profitable busines, an opportunity now prosents to purchase the right and title Of Valuable Patens Medicize, one of the first escubliahed and most profit are not, reference will be required and given. Je in the country, having uiany advantages that d cannot, be posscased by any other. Sw Sstaotory Tt will bo sold nt a this paper. COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE id treatment of real Diseases, and all other affeo~ the genito-urinary organs of the male and fomale.— Juarto; strated by a great number of beautifully colored ates, and many finely exeouted delinoations on wood, &o, fo. By H. Boatwicu, M. D. Price $W); 2d edition. “Ex- tract frow the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal:—“It is illustrated by extraordinary epecimens of colored litho= hy, equalling copper engravings in the delicasy of theiz 2h? and it is & stFiking evidenco of the indomitable perse= Vorance of a man who reoms to possoss an uncon norable ¢: ergy that will avo his foot-printa in society, 80 that he will be spv nthe momorials of him are only to befound in the libraries of those who know not that ho was both censured and envied while living. Wishout at tempting @ winute comparison of this Venereal Guide with European publications om tho avmo family of diseasea, it may be said, foarlosly, that thisis decidedly, and without qualifi- cation, equal toany of thom. The plates in Acton's Troa- tise are not equal tothose. By contraatingthe two volumes, both the matter, and the mannor of giving instruction, in our humble estimation, shonld be accorded to the New York press. Lis, Bostwick hee done the profession good corti And nothing can prevent this able work from being spre over the land, as the fact can neither bo denied nor conceal od, that he has produced a thorough, woll-dizested, ayrtoma- tic treatise, which. far surpasses anything of the kind, om this brauch of practice, heretofore attempted in the coun- Loot urer on Diseases of the Unasry Organs; Autior from self-abus: 251 or Seminal Diseases, reenlting and other kindred affections, je at the publishers, Stringer and Towne send, 222 Broadway, and of the aathor, 604 Broadway. The til Feporta of this natitntfon, enuimorating exzet eure: or the prencht, dy will Wot be published (OF OE BOSTWICK, M.D. R. JEFFRIES tual preparati of the sexual organ, eae Krom two to ten days, aud aq It acither oroates nausea, nor de the palnte, and renders uaneoessury any deviation in Taos iatebeuption to cawal pursaite, sound sleep, oF healthy digestion, the nuisance Is thus removed as spoedily an is con. sistent with the production of = thorough and permanen! enre, Its ingredients are entirely vogetablo, and no injariow effect, either constitutionally or local we ‘Price $) Agont ORDIAL, FOR GE- , Incontinence, or Nocturnal rated cordial is now cmoily for thoae wad doranice= eonvidered the only efficacious ri hubite of youth, or inordinate indulgence of the passions im Tiper years. ‘The following are eome of the effects of tis vio~ Iation of the laws of man's physiol and social being :—Proe- tration, nervousnoas, dyspepsia, pain in the head, and dimucss of vision, weakness of tho back and lower extremities, tency, of promature and total decay of virility, weakna: power for mantal application, djeation, ayarsion y, timidity, solf distrnst, and love of solitnde. Young and middie aged men may bere leara why they aro deol in hoalth= why Ie, eye sunken and Lustrel why they are 1 muthtul apps This invigorating and renovating ordia! of persons who have ignorantly injured themselves by well pollution. 'N. B. Con. pounds of sarsaparilla, aock, and other hosirums, have no effect in these cases; nor ia the fletion and in wonderful litela bo patient. Young man, a ustic, blistering, pills, a Menally proseribed to no purpose, ¥ ES he only anchor of bope for you, 0, oF Lindrance trom business, N. B. Those iavolun= x » which aro Fo herrassing and de~ ‘and productive of ro much mischiof to the nervous apacinting the man for physical or montal exer be mwodily removed by this cordial. Mark! this ntains no opium, mercury, or auy ocher mineral or Datance, to expose or injure the patient. Enok genuine has" Dr. Convers’ Invigorating Cor~ dial” Mown ou the glass. Price $2 a bottle; threo bottles for $5; $10 the halt dozon, or $204 dozen: important remarks te the married and single. wito ample directions accompanyii cash beuile, Sold wholesale and retail, by J.0. PAY, No Fulton stroct, (Lamp store.) Sun Buildings, New York; and by Dr. CONVERS, at hia office, 55 Third avenue, between Wh and Lith atecota. Now Vork. NT, Personsin the country can have the Cordial and a lotter of ad view varofullyforwarde to them, by address Notice—Marriod persons Whose cenjtignl relations have not boon pro 48 contemp marriage, conscious of physical inability from above, may confidently conwalt Dr. Convers personally, or by letter, post paid. Tho necessary advice and niedicine, for the epeedy removal of such disability, will be safely forwarded to the writer's addreus, R. 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Rowsooui, New . bedao, Savan Orcas Zovetpa of Bt inte by ne sideau, Bos ry will be free of pow m . to any pert oP ie United i gu," theta EEE! SSSEOS’s pS AS | and Kar, stile Warrenst., | diseases. A practice of sixteen years devoted to the treat= | ment of delicate disoases enables Dr. C. to oure the wrst form of this disease. Recent casos oured in three days, No reasonable valuation, fur cash, Address. It., at the office of Of Treatice on the Nature and Treatment of Spyrmatorrhay | thonts of body and mind, caused by early indisoreet soured | (NTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, A ennnnnnnnnnne Our Washington Correspondence. Wastuxeton, June 26, 1319, The Past Administration and the Present—The Protocel—Mr, Clayton's Course in the Matter— Our Foreign Policy, &c. Aa effortis being made on the part of certain friends of the last administration, to smooth over the protocol affair, and induce the public to believe that the present cabinet concurs in the postion taken by Mr. Buchanan upon that celebrated, or, rather, notorions, paper. ‘The Union, in noticing the remor that the Mexican Congress had disagreed in the view taken of that measure by the Mexiean minister here—and consequently agreeing with Mr. Clayton's proposition—congratulates itself upon the fact, and gives the parties wno first dragged the protocol to light a delicate slap en passant. Mr. Senator Foote, too, iv his long letter to Mr. Wise, at Mr. Benton, takes occasion triumphantly to says That the. new administration of General Taylor, after a thorough scrutiny of all the facts, with true American fecling (I au not afraid to do thom justioe,) refused to sustain Mr. Benton in his protocol mow ment, and nobly resolved to maintain aad vindioat the course.and policy in reference to this grave mat- ter, adopted and prosecuted by the administration of Mr. Polk; Mr Clayton formally sending for me (thie much [can say without vielating senatorial seoreey,) and authorizing mo to declare for the new adminis tration their determination in this respect, and ae- tually handing mea resolutivn, drawn up under bis direction, assertive of the vaiidity of the treaty.” We cordially detest humbug in any shape, and cannot, theretore, permit such statements as the foregoing to pass without a word or two of expla- nation. ~ Mr. Clayton was one of the priacipal movers in the Senute against the protocol ; and it can searcely be beheved that the fact of bis beia: invested with the office of Seeretary-of State couli change his judgment as respected that document. | The protocol, which professes to be an explanation ; of the amendinent made to the treaty by the enute, declares in effvet that every article whw was struck outis just as much in force ag if it hed remamed. If any person doubts this, let him look at the document, and he will see we draw the only interence which can be made. Mr. | Clayton having moved to strike out nearly every article which was omitted in the treaty, as ameaded. | by the Senate, and well knowing the feeling of that body upon the subject, saw ata glance, duubt- less, that the “protocol” was at direot variance with the treaty; that it weg illegal, aud not bind- | in, ann se stated at the time it was first made publie. { ¢ The last administration boldly took the ground that the protocol did not, im the slightest degree, conflict with the treaty ; and upon this view of the case, a correspondence ensued between the Mexi- can Minister and the Secretary of State, Mr. Bu- chanen. The correspondence was no secret here ; the Mexicun Minister having sent copies of it, as we understand, to the different toreign ministers. Senor Rosas, adopting Mr. Buchanan’s grouad that the treaty and the protocol were one und the same thing—neither conflicting with the other— proved that, under the ‘protocol,” all the em- preesurio grants were in full force, and broadly inted that still greater concessivas could alse be entorced under it. To this communication Mr. Buchanan made no reply, and the Senor boasted that he had cornered his antagonist. Thus mut- ters stood when the present administration came into office. And now comes the portion of * his- tory” which Mr. Foote has touched upon, | _It will readily be believed that the Mexican mi- nister felt desirous of pushing his supposed ad- vuntage, and procuring from the present cabinvt an acknowledument of the binding character of the protocc|. His imagination Moubiless revelled in the idew that two-thirds of Califuraia and New Mexico—not to speak of ‘Texas—would have to be delivered over to Mr. Macnamara, and the other | fortunate owners of the “cmpressario” grants. ' Already was the Catholic religion estublished by law in those golden countries. The ‘protocol, | if a binding document, guaranteed all these blese- ings—und binding the last administratioa had de- clared it to be; ouly they differed as_ to the proper | interpretation of its clauses. Mr. Clayton at ouce | took the stand that the treaty, as ratified by the Senate here and the Congress of Mexico, was all that was binding upon either country; that he was prepared to curry out its provisiona in good faiths that under it the Mexican government Fail already received several instalments of the fifteen millions we were to pay her; and that the “protocol” was known, at the time 1t was drawn up by the Ameri- can commissioner and the Mexican government, te be merely a piece of waste paper, uaconstitattoual upon its face, and insincere ‘in its character. It was in fact a ruse suggested by the Mexican go- vernment to blind their owa people, without a thought that it was to be considered asa part of the treaty—that, even were ita part and parcel o the treaty, it amounted to nothing, because it guar rantied what wus in direct violation of the o}asu- tution of the United States, namely, a State reli- gien, and it revived grants which could not be claimed under our laws—thut it is the daty of all governments, in making treaties with other powers to make themselves acquainted with the constite tions of those countries,und that no unconstitution- al provision is binding in any treaty. Senor Rosas wus silenced. Heatonce forwarded the whole ot Mr. Clayton’s correspondence to his own governments and as Mr. Foote acknowledges that government, seeing the high ground taken by the American cabinet—knowing thit the protocol was not bind- ing—and despairing of bullying a goveraxent pre- sided over by the hero of Buena Vista, at once ac- quicsced in Mr. Clayton's views, and so the matter is settled. What reason the last administration has to congratulate itself for bringing this about, ig a matter which we confess we cannot compre- hend. Had Mr. Clayton followed out Mr. Bu- | chanan’s course of argument, we can readily un- | derstand how easily we might have become ia- volved in a disgraceful position, aad our national honor tarnished. It would have been no diffioulg } Matter to have pointed to us a3 a nation who “ Keep the word of promise to the ear, And break it to the hope.” In other words, wooden natinégs and basswood hams would be regarded as fit emblems of our ! policy and instead of beiug able to hold up our ead+, and proudly point to the manly course we have pursued, we would have. been compelled to sneuk ont of a position at once humiliating aad dishonest. : In the statements we have made we do not wish to be understood as possessing any private infor- mation in the matter. "The whole subject 1a well knewn in diplomatic circles here, and accessible, | We suppose, to any person. We have reason to ' believe our statements correct, and if they are not, it will be an easy matter, doubtless, to correct them, and prove where they err. Fiom indications too plain to be mistaken, the foreign policy of the present administration will be far diflerent from that which preceded it. We will have no more © protocols” to be discovered mercly by accident—no secret negotiations for the purchuse of countries—in a word, none of that Metternichian diplomacy which, however neces sary in despotisms, is utterly beneath our character: and position. It is our pride to boast of the sin- plicity and freedom of our institations. May we forthe future regard with as honest a pride the high tened feeling and parity which will pervade our intercourse with other nations. Omega. Wasiuxatox, June 26, 1849. Ex-Senator Wiestectt and the Surgeon-General—@ Fresh Supply of Gold—Arrival of General Tay- lor's Sim, Dick—Major General Scott—The Ef- Sect of a Tight Finger Kung—Shuster, &c. We arrived at the War Department to-day, “just in time to be too late” to witness a passage at arms between the Hon. Mr. Westcott, the ex-Se- nator from F! a, and Dr. Lawson, the Surgeon- General. On inquiry, it was ascertained that Dr. Burns, of the army, had been suspended for a sea- son, vad when restored to his rank was assigned to A post not in accordance with his wishes. His friend, the ex-Senator, wrote a communication to the War Department, finding fault with the Dee- tor’s bureau. This was answered by that gentle- | man. They met, vis a vis, this morning, and came to the hog. linmediately, a meesenger on one side, and a clerk oa the other, separated the belti- | gerents, and by the time the employécs of the de | parrment breathlessly rushed into the passage to witness the émeute, the Doctor was cootined in the chief clerk's room, and his antagonist in the | brary. ‘This is the third disturbance ta the West tnd Departments, within the last five weeks, Severul very heavy boxes were brought to the asury Department to-day, from Philadel They contained three hundred thousand pieces of gold coin, including fifty thousand gold dollars. On the thirtieth day of this month, if report be true, many of the government officials will receive their last month's salary, as Mr. Butterfield ts, on the first of July, to enter upor the daties of Comme sioner of the Land Office; there he will have a tine opportunity to provide places for friends of the vdministration, . Richard Taylor, a son of the President, arrived at the White Honse te-day, from, the plantatioa in Louisiana. Col. Bliss is expected home next Thurs day. K letter was received atthe War Department, this moiming from West Point, announcing that Major H General Scott was suffering severely with chronic , diarrh@a fear was expres by some of his ase Sha) jatelicenes A oy tld hie ceaBe. e General con ¥ is disease | while in Mexico; and on his return to the United Siates it was remarked that his ¢onstigutipa was