The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1849, Page 3

“~/ porting Intelligence, Umion Counss,'L. |.—Tuorrixa,—The Silver Plate Stake, together with ari inside one of $300, two mile heats, to 250 1b. wagons, was trotted for yesterday after- moon. The plate was a large massive silver pitcher, @aperbly embellished. The horses in the stake were &. g. Honest Jobn,g m. Lady Emma, and g. g. Sea Gull. ‘The owners of the horses were the drivers on the ocea- ion, Honest Jobn was tho favorite against the eld, at ten to eight. First Meat.—Sea Gull won the pele, Lady Emma the #econd place, Honest John on the outside, They started well together, Emma took the lead round the turn, closely followed by the bay horse; Sea Gull broke up. and fell off. The bay horse passed Lady “mma be- ‘tween the diawgate sod quarter pole, aud led to that point alength abead in 45 seconds, He soon after wards broke up. and Emma went in front of him, Sea Gull fifty or sixty yards iuthe rear Lady Emma led to the heif mile p in 1:27 abouts length infront. Oo the lower turn, the bay horse ayain weut iu front, and dbeld the lead, by a length. until he passed the stand. ‘Time, 2:56—Sea Gull one bundred yards behind. L ing the judge's stand on the next mile, the driver of ‘the bay horse pulled bim up. as if to stop him for a mo- mont, giving Forte an opportunity of lexdimg the van ‘to the next quurter by two lengths, Ou the back stretch, the race was very close between the grey mare and the bay horse, but he passed hee before reaching ‘the half Ludy kmma here cust shoo, and broke ap ‘twice, falling off two or three lengths jonest John came steadily home. beating “mua about fifty yards. ‘Bee Gull just saved being distanced, Tim of the lust mile 2:67. and of the heat 6:49 Second Heat.—Lady Umma tovk the lead at the start, id held it until’near the quarter pole, where the bay jorse went ip front—Sea Guil two jengths behind Time 45 ecouds. On the back stretch, Emma broke ap, and Sea Gull passed her, the bay in the meantime ‘was going steadily along. rlowly but surely, regacdless of the doings of the greys fle passed the half in 1:30, ‘two lengths iu front of the grey horse. Emma made a dash on the lower turn aud was so0n in her old quar- ters.in front of Sea Gull. and close up with the Krom the three-quarter pole to the stand, they seide and sido, nnd crossed the seore in 2:50 —Sea Gull fifty yards behind them Going the upper turn, Honest John shovk Emma frou his side, and opened & ap of a couple of lengths, which he increased on the fork stretch Ou the lower tucn. Eaiua made @ splen- did brush, cloved up finely, and lapped the bay on the home stretch, and was graduaily beating him nicely, when, just as the game seemed to belong to her, she broke up, and Honest Jon led home, a winner by a making the tut mile in 2:53 ed length clear the heat 5:49. Sea Gull distoe -reoapitulation of the rac Honest Jobn, (b. g).. Lady Emma, (g. m). Sea Gull, (gg). . Time— F First mil Second mile. . Time of ‘The following is ae eB 2 . «2 dia, Time —Second Heat. First mile, . 2:56 Second mile, 53 asto Total time. . ++ 549 Total time, Tue Garrat Foor Race —Th» great foot race for a pe of $760, will take piace to day. The distance to ¢ performed to win the purse i« eleven miles within the hour, feat that bas never b accomplished iath country. There are eight competitors for the pure cameng whom are Jaekson. thy (iericun Deer—the two Indians, Steeprock aud Smoke- aud the North Star, trom (a) who have distivguished theaselves in this lautude before. ‘The others are spoken highly of as Pedestrians, American Deer is the tavorite against the field; but the bulk of the botting is in favor of ‘time. Betting on the contest to take place on Monday be- jtween Lady Suffolk. Lady Moxeow, Jack Rossiter, and Pelham, at the Centreville, began brisk yesterday, Lady Suffolk was tho favorite agaiust the deld. The grey mare was also backed against Mac, at ten to elgat, Police Intel ilyences Charge of Grand Larceny ~ Uliicer McGuire, of the 4th ward, arrested, yexterday. twe youug men, by ithe ames of Thomas Hadden und Thomas Koger, on a charge of robbing James Mivahan of $327 in gedd half eagles and sovereigns, under the following circumstan- -ces, asaworn to by the complainaut It appears that Minaban took lodging with Hadden, who keeps an emigrant boarding house at No, 66 Cherry street, and during Wednesday evening. about 12 o'clock, as the complainant was retiring to bed, Rogers said to him, “Ifyou bave any money about you, you had better leave it with us, a8 the room you sleep in will be oacu- “pied by others as weil as your-lt”? Minwhan then took from his pocket #640 in gold. and laid the same on e chair and began tocountit Hadden then came in and picked up the money from the chair and put it on the counter. The cowpisinant thea continued to -count, when Hadden interrupted them by seizing « ‘handful of the gold, and throwing itiuto a small tub of water behind the counter, used for washing tumblers Some distatisfaction then arose between them. and Hadden took the balance of the gold and threw it into ‘complainant's cap, saying, “that was ail’? Mina- han became alarmed at the conduct of the ac- cused, but teok the money as returned to him, sand went up stairs to bed. but did not sleep; re- mained sitting on the bed with the money in his hands until daylight, when he left tho house and ‘went directly to the Fourth ward police station house, and dirclosed the treatment he had received the night ‘previous, and the money in his possession was counted and found to be $327 hort, which is the amount al- leged to have been stolen by Hadden at the time he retended to throw the money in the tub of water. ‘he accused purties were taken bufore Justice Lothrop and held to bail to answer the charge, Ha in the um of $1,500, andg Rogers im $1000. in default of which they were both committed to prison. Theft of Jewelry.— Some beld thief. yesterday, during the day time, entered the dwelling house, corner of Grand and Sullivan strect, and from one of the upper rooms stole # gold watch and chain, @ bracelet, to. gether with valuable articles, valued in all at $300, the Property of Mien B. Coben, No arrest reat on Suspicion —Officer Horrigan. of the lower police, arrested, yesterday, a young woman, by the name of Ann Leonard, servant in the employ of Mrs. Reed, No. 41 Barclay street, on suspicion of stealing -@jamond ring and a vatuable cloak, valued in alt $50. Justice Lothrop committed him to prison for a further hearing. Froop In Onto.—A tremendous fall of rain took Jace in the northern townships of this county on Friday night last. Fer two hours it poured down in almost a solid mass, and without intermission. ‘The damage caused by it is considerable. Walnut Creek was 14 inches highvr than ut has been known tobe by the oldest inhabitant. Many bridges on that and other small streams were washed away, aneny fences destroyed, und the grain in the low grounds was much injured. Between Baltimore and Basil the canal bank was much injured, and we algo lear that considerable damage was done to the mills at the former place.—Lancaster (Ohio) Gacette, June 22. One Week’s Nows. A complete compendium of the history of the world Yor one week will be found in to-morrow’s Weekly Herald, to bo issued at 9o'slock A.M. Among other Anteresting matter, it will contain the foreign news by the Mibernia, the recent gulden intelligence, &e. Price sixpence. Whe People’s Bathing and Washing As sociation, trustees of this corvoration appeal to the ublie, ade peciaHy tw that class wio are in the daily en- joyent of tho luxury of bathing, and of the eonvenionces of Rood laundries, for wabscriptious to tho stovx of this aso: tion, or contribuiions to i's funds, xt their option, The suo- ceas'of similar institutions in eugiaud, shows that the groas ave of such vetablishinents, mi by Che extreme low ratos charged, yields a fair interest on their cost. Tho undersigned eaunos doubt, that in this city, whers che laboring ppula= tion ix comparatively prosperous, such eatablishmente will wattractive, aud pay as well as in the Baalish wiladmit, thit they will afford inesteulable ary and (incidentally) moral benotits, to tons ‘of thousands of our cit ow praccically de- Darred from a great pi of the advantazes they aught to derive from our n iver. The vndorsighed hwve reason tv beliove, if this appeal shail fe promptly ror ponded to, and the a k At once, Bhat they may obtain from the city rant of the Croton water, and the use of a suitable ‘hose purposes: in whieh on Nie es of the best experien Hishments, in procdring wud they may’ ver ath for che trifling 41 ut swo cents perhour, tu fu woman to wash, dry, aud 0 OF three houre, the we which, im her aw it would healchful of @ fami id, ineony say nothing of t sconifort Srscp ‘what is, with aany families, tt Ang.and sitting room. Tho evil ofir cts hus rendering home comforttess « doing sudh werk ing, ewting, sloep= pon the whole famir d unattractive, must Co d copios of th Areauiog $2, din), will be foun tees named 1 at ‘she vitios of Mossrs, Brown, Brothers & ¢ ne who prefer to b ndsvoss @ nute to that ete at thelr own rovidenoes, one of the Trustee: Theo. Sed Alfred Poll, 40 sterch: O. P. Woodford, 159 Pear Rufus R. Skool, 29 Liberty street. Marcus Spring, £9 Exchance Place, or State st Brooklyn. Hats.—«Mr. Caudie, my dear, If you oid ny shore lectures, wear a Rocky Mauntaiu Sil- er made by Kitox, 125 Fulton street.” We have not god wife saya this to her hus~ OX are great quioters of tempor doubt that, many ‘The hats made by KN The Plumbe Natlonat Daguerrean Ga’ Jory. — Stranger: howld nos fail to vie it, aw one of the ue city. Nave ‘Visit {8 without meeting very lpr Tacos that ha parsed from us. The, Rich: Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, sold by J. ¥ ogo, 92 Fulton street, are invar, ted to give perfyct satisfaction, sh tensive masortmont of hes, of the tort co amakers, to which he invites the attention of purchasers.— "Watohes and Gold Pevs repaire Grant's Cholera 0 old in quan ities toeuit purchasers, at No wae. Prion $6 por Darrel, or 25 cunts per gallon. Urders coceived in che tural ture store, of in the Inberatory, ovatre hasoment. The Late President Poik—Among the nu amereus collection of Daguerrovtpyes of dutinguished men, recently tal the oaplisl.by Brady, ara two suporior likes nesses of th jent Polk, wiueh h ounces ty excises ve bo unrivalled if eruthtul Hor, and he Ieviven che pact Broadway, corner of Fulto he Medical Journa: (th the United States) sayy abous | aon ‘ards of 70 splendid plates, hi “ 7 jeal Work on, she Nature and Treatmont of in Class of Diseases,” pationt would consider Dehind the times, if he did ut possess w copy of thie it work, Sooond edition just pmblinhed, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKKT. Tharsday, June 26—6 P. M. The stock market opened heavy this morning. Some of the fancies fell off largely, with very heavy sales. Harlem appears to be the weakest stook onthe list. At the first board, Erie Railroad declined ‘4 per cent; Har- lem, 144; Erie Bonds, 4s; Reading Railroad, 3; Morris Canal, . At the seceond board, the transactions were only to a limited extent, without apy change in prices, A dividend of five dollars on each $1,000 Bond of the State of Lilinois, will be paid at the agency of the State in this city, on the 2d of July, The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividgnd of three per cent. The dividends of nearly ail the New England railroads are falling off, and this kind of property is rapidly depro- ciating in all parts of the country. The timeis not far distant when railroads will be considered the poor- est investments in the market, Tho Worcester rail- road used to be a regular eight per cont stock; but the capital has increased so rapidly that its dividends have become reduced to six per cent. Competition, extray: gance. and the employment of the property of stock- folders for private purposes, will soon bankrupt many companies which are now solvent. Later accounts from California fook rather gloomy regards the preservation of order. There is no doubt but that the reports relative to General Smith and his troops, are in the main correct. Our previous advices geve indications of such a movement. If such & state of things continues, it will interfere materially with the digging of gold, and tend very much to the reduction of the supply. The amount of gold reported to have arrived in Philadelphia from California, has dwindled from $300,000 down to $50 000, ‘The appearance of things in Wall street is by no means favorable. Money ia plenty enough and cheap enough; but it is our impression that there must soon be a change, that a more active demand for money will spring up, for the purposes of trade, and that many of our seeurities, which now command high prices, in consequence of the abundance of capital and a tempo- rary demand, will depreciate. Money is now worth five per cent on the best security, but several of our railroad companies, which are struggling along under heavy embarras+ments, are paying ten and twelve per cent per annum for short loans. Business paper is scarce.and the commercial classos generally are at present eary. The enormous contraction which has taken place in commercial affairs within the past few months, has released @ vast amount of capital, and as Soon as trade becomesactive again, there will be a do- mand for this capital in the channels of commerce. The unsettled state of European affairs, the pro- gress of the cholera, the absence of confidence in privategredits, and the unusual degree of caution ex- hibited by all, have arrested individual enterprise, and checked, in a measure, the operations of trade, Instead ot striving to see who could do the most, the object ap- pears tohave been to see how little they could gut along with Contraction has been the order of the day; hence the accumulation of idle capital, and thy easy state cf the moncy market. During the stringency in the money market, two or three months since,the banking institutions of this and other Eustern cities drained tho banks of the West o¢ every fraction of balances due, and concentrated at thia point the whole of their resources, The effect of thig was, to turn the current of specie this way, and fill to overflowing the vaults of our banks. The result is, that our banks aro glad to lend money at five per cent on good security; but such is the peculiarity of their position, that they dare not expand, and hold themselves in readiness to contract to uny ex- tent at s moment's notice. This we anticipate, and the time is not far distant when it will be realized. When we consider what causes produced tho present eusy money market, our conviction becomes strength. ene that they will soon be inoperative. Such a great change in the supply and value of money, was not brought about by moderate means. The banks and individuals exerted every nerve to remove the strin- gency, and in the accomplishment of that, they pro- duced another extreme—a perfect plethora. The spread snd increase of the chslera have tended as much to check business operations as anything else, and it has therefore given # greater impetus to the contraction ‘The receipts of our railroad companies have been xomewbat reduced by the panic produced by the cho- lera upom ‘ue travelling community. At all events, it is attributed to that eause; but that alone is not suficient to account satisfactorily for the great falling off in the income of roada divergiag from this city, It does not account for a falling off of thirty-three per cent in the receipts of the Erie Railroad, compared with what were considered the most moderate estimates. It was the opinion of the management, upon the oponing of the road to Binghamton, that the income to that point, for the year 1849, would amount to $1,000,000, Tho rcod has been opened te that point, Binghamton, nearly six months, and to Owego, thirty miles further, neatly one month, and the gross earnings for the six mouths, for tho whole business of the company, includ- ing the freightage of its own iron, &c., which was in- cluded in the returns, will ameunt to but little more than three hundred thousond dollars. Here is 8 falling off of two hundred thousand dollars the first six months, and we bave overy reason to believe that the last six months will prosent similar results. This will be four bundred thousand dollars for the year, which, deducted from the estimate, leaves the gross earnings for 1849, $000,000. The aggregate may go a little over this; it may reach $700,000. This will not moro than pay the interest on the company’s debt and issues of stook, leaving ® deficiency of the running expenses aud re- pairs, which will amount to between four and five hun- dred thousand dollars—an item of some importance to be carried to construction account, to be paid out of the new issue of bonds. The entire resources of the company now lay in the balance of the four million loan not negotiated and unissued. The disposal of thove has been as annexed :— Now Yorx ano Ente Rartroav—New Issum or Bova. Amount negotiated at 15 per cent discount. . Amount isrued to coutractora. . .. ‘Amount irsued for purchase of iroa. i ‘Tu be iasued to pay interest for the year 1849, ondebt and Hock... eee eee ii Balance applicable to construction of road. Dotal v's ves be wise sssineee vocie'eee v$4,000,000 Of this amount, only about three millions in the azgre- gato ufter deduoting discount, &o., will be applicable to the extension of the road from Binghsmton. west. We can form some idea of how far that eum will go towards completing the road, by taking into consideration the cort of the road this side of Binghamton. The two hundred miles from Piermont to Binghamton, single track, of the most outrageous character ay far as grades and construction are concerned, cost about twelve mil- Hons of dollars, or at the rato of sixty thousand dol- lara per mile, tance is 204 miles, which, the cost per mile of that this side) will mako an a: gregute of $10,000,000, to psy which the company had to commence the distance with, but three milHons of dollars, leaving a deficiency of seven millions of dol- ars, In making this estimate, we bave put down the cost of the road por mile west of Binghamton at only $20,060 per mile, and have made no calculation of the nual deficiency in the receipts to meet the pay- ments of interest, running expenses, and repaire,— ‘This will be at least $500,000 per annum, The con- clusion we arrive at, in viow of all these things, is, that had the company ample means, the read completed would cost at least twenty-four mil- lions ot dollars, The company, however, hava not tho mrans, nor can it raise means, at any ssorifice, to com- plete it, As soon as the second mortgage bonds (but very few of which are left) are used up, the resourous of the concern are oxhausted. [t bas, it is tras, tho privilege of fxsuing stock and promising to pay iate- rett on it; but with # depreciation of forty per cent and the payment of interest depending upon tho abili- ty of the company to borrow money, the prospect of finding a market for any pew issue is utterly hopeless, Holders of the stock of this company are perfectly in- fatuated, ax much so as wero holders of Reading Rail- roud ttock previous to the grad amash in that oon- cern; aud we wish here to record the prediction that the Erie will, before the lapse of many months, prove ar great a bubble ax the Reading ever was, Two rail- read companies in Massachusetts—the Old Colony ant tho Boston and Maine have lately suspemied the pay: ment of dividends; and the Erie ewanot raise the meape to continue much longer. A suspension is the only thing that will eave it from irretrievably bank. ruptey, Hundeeds have made immense fortunes thus fer out of this company, and the losses from tho extravagance, ignorance, and folly of those who have managed this concern will ultimately fall upon thourands little gblo to bear them. We have dis- charged our duty fo sonoding the alarm, and wo shall not be weary of well doing until wo have brought tho management to a proper senee of theie duty. From Bingbamton to Dunkirk the dis- | y at $30,000, (only one-half i jteck Exe! 5 169 St bimon S14 DLO» St 10000 City 5's, "70, eo 90 5b $000 Brie Bas, Ts neh do 10 54 4X0 Erie Bds, ‘69, elms 0" 7 do a © she Formers’ True: IT Aub & Roe RR i) KO alo bw 40 1) Ports'hD Dock Co 6 100 de 3% 25 do bbe Kade i * (75 Phenix Mining Co 1 2000 do 350 Reading KR 334 a0 do @ do. bIO BY 10 de WNY&N Haven RR 20 do 4 20 Brie RK, uw, fl, opg 60% 30 Canton Co 2% 1 do wi Go 5 de a 5) do 8386 % de 8034 25 Morris Canal 8 1% de SON, 125 Nor& WoreRR = 85 90 Harlin RR bus SECOND BOARD. Treasury Notos 5 Subs linda 00 shs Reading RR 20 Rrie RR, new, full 60% 100 do WO Long Island RR 23% 200 Farmers’ Trust 404$ 200 Harlem RR sl0 54 do 4033 “30 do s60ds 54 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY AY. i Ferret seit sPURTING. REAT AND UNPARALLELED SPORT.—THE GREAT Foot Race, of eleven miles in the hour, will take place over the Union Course, Long feland, on Friday, Juue 29th, for a purse of $750. Jackson, the American Deer; Walton, the Antelopo; Curren, the American Runner; Noeth Star, from Canada; Smoke, the Indian; Steeprock ; J. W. Daven- port; and John Cross, have entored for the above. A train of cars will start at 12 M., and 2o’elock P. M., to convoy pas- sengers to the course. They will return to the city immedi- ately after the race, M. D, GREEN &, Proprio! To the Stand, 50 cents; any part of the Cours: ately after the race, a bet of $1,000) will be mado, ih ata’ yard apart, in 1d ENTREVILLE COURSE.~TROTTING.—THE FOUR crack la f cho world will come together ow Monday, July 2 o'clock P. M., fora Purse of $25), mile heats, best three in'five, in harness, John Case enters b, m. Lady Moscow; D. Bryant a Jones enters b. g. Pelham; O Siter. ‘The cars will Le M. und 3 P.M.- returning aftor the sport is over. ington Brass Band will be iu attendance on this oc JOEL CONKLIN, P NE FOR £10 OR £5, Sporting Portrait Club, 25 George street, Plymouth, land,—By the desire of numerous patrons of the Club, there will be issued a series of eugraved Purtraita of all horses en= fered for the Great Doncusicr St. Leger Race of 189, The distribution will be conduoted upon the same logitimate honorable privwiplos as thow which charscteriaed the recent Derby proceedin different classes of Portraits to be ignated thus: First Clasa—Secoud de —third do. Each member will be entitled to a Portrait. Should it represent either of the Winning or Starting Moraes it will seoure to the holder the amount as particularised below. 4,00) Members gach serice. Firat Class Members £10—Seoond do, £5—Third lo. £1. To the Merzber who may hold tho Portrait of the— Winning Horse, 2d Worse, 3d Horse, Each starting. ry, Brooklyn, at 12 ‘The Wash- A SULENDID FORT Ist Class, 000 £6,000 £2,000" £500 2d Clas 10,000 8,00 1,000 250 8d_Clast 2,000. 40 200 oO Tho above sums to be paid iu full to the fortunate winners. Immediate application for the vacant Memberships is nece gary, All letters must be accompanied by » remittance. Drafts, &c. made payable to the Soo'y, WALTER James, Esq, N, B.—Aa member cun have one or more shared in either of the different classes. Receipts will he duly acknowledgod, and numbers forwarded instanter. Full particulars of the Race will be forwarded to distant subscribers, REWARDS, LOST.—GOLD, CHASED, AND Tt was lont sometime botweon Wed~ it in either the Seound or the Fourth It is esteemed beyond its intrinsic will liberally reward the finder, Inquire at the desk, KEAST PIN Tulaid with Hai wy noon aud mi wards, It i ne O3T—ON THE 25TH taining # lndy's ture attached; als: * one of the Fulton ferry ‘Tho, tinder will bo 1 rewarded by leaving *he Aame at No, Twonty-fourth streot, between Ninwl No. 109 Water street, near Wall, QH REN ARD—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, THE e) 2ith, atthe New Havon Railroad, Canal street, « Pocket B ining Three Fifty Dollar Bills. oa Bank of Gorey: nd papers. The above tum will be pai me to Charles A. Lee, 525 Rudson stzeet. 5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE APPRE- heion of a Man, Woman and Child, who left Now ork on or sbout the leh of Jung, 19, The man is about five feat seven incher high, middling fair complexion, frockled face and hands, @ large sear on the top of his head, it about thirty-five years of aze; his mame ix Felix Cassiday, but gone by the name of George Sheldon; he is» carpontor by trade. ‘Tho woman ie lim, about, twenty-six Sears of rer hau twe scars on her neck, caused by scrofuln; the first finger of one of her hands hus the nail growing over the ond and turns uncer; has mole on her uheok. ‘The child is six yours old, dolicate comploxion, and has lost two of the front upper teeth. Any information of them can be sent to K, Josephs, 102 Cenire street, New Yark. Eastern and Western papers COPY. ph AQOQ, LOSts’ SMALL RED PocKET BooK, ,comtaining $400; The above was lost on Monday ¥ ing from Mick I, on the Long Island 4 Cars ond Scuth Ferry, and from thence to the Park pnibuses. The money was in on city banks, names not ro lected : ten $10 bills on the Mechanics’ Bank of N and $100 1m small bills on different banks. A ro: will he paid to any person finding the same and | this office, id erally 30 Chelvoa cottages, west and Tenth avenues, or SPECIAL SOTIUKS, Mi A20Nxle NOTiCR—MUNN LOOGE, No. rogulur moetings will, in future, (comm evening,) be held at 71 Division street. By ordet 3.8, CRANKSHAW, URY NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE GOMMISSIONER of Jurors, New City Hall, Park.—All persons by law ox- pted from the performance of Jury Duty in the City and Gcuney of New York, and whe have nov ropurted th emption for registration at this office, are hereby notified ac- cording to Iaw, to produce evidence of their exemption before the Commissioner, in order to prevent the insertion of their names on the Petit Jury List of the noxt year. Time for re- cording such exemptions, from Monday, June 18th, to Satur jay, Jnne 30th, (inclusive, ) between 9 and J o’élock, and be- tween and5 c'olook, daily. WM. 4, WALKER, Commissioner of Jurors. UBEN LUNN WILL SERVE UP THIS DAY AT the Ruby, 143 Grand street, near Broadway, a splendid reen Turtle, in sonp, steaks, and caiapash. Ready a IL o'clock, A. M. wntil 11 P. M. Families supplied, EMPLE & ROBINSON, WHOLESALE COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, Bonivia City, California. HANFR. CHATHAM ST.— Cia Sone 2) will ‘Spartan, Me, Mra, Bat- man; Zen! rama of TH ape. Tobin, Mi AMUSEMENTS. BrAdway thkatee—we & a MansuaLn, PRo- wel ee fas a urth soiree Ma- ‘of the great eve, Mr MACALEISTER “the wonder of tho nent om his’ appearance ihe Ririgrimances comprised un: of the ENCHANTED PALA and the TWO MS. First Dream: Over 200 wax candies lightod with shot: the two ‘Canaries; the Oran iacallistur’s Port Folio: t Gol Box, Ko, DressGireleand Parquet, 500; Third Circlen, 280; Gallery, 125¢0 M ECHANIC’S HALL, No. 472 Pacer ay, BETWEEN Grand and Broome stracts.—OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, and every night umeil further motioe, the original and weil’ known CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS— organized 1842; the oldest established company in the worl the first to harmonize ne; instodies, and originators of t! present. popular style of Ethiopi whose success in this city, during tho past three years, \t 001 clusive ce of their superior merit ond attrantivencss, ‘The Company consists of ten performers, under the dirvcti ot E.P. Christy, Docrs open at seven} Consert commencys ateight o’oluck. ? “trnotive foatures will be ai ASTLE GARDEN.—THIRD WEEK OF THE umphantly Suecessfal Sammer Fetes | Ball, Tho Distins ‘p tively for this wes ja, Gung'l, Milo, Lovarn Miss O'Connor, Mr. R. Hoffman, Mr. Willy,” and Herr Ses pel. Second performance of tho GRAND BATTLE PIE: With double orchestra Programme for June 29, will consist of Overtures, Son after the Concert, ‘Tickets, 25 conts weather. new and popular ARNUM’S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BAKNUM, Menager aud Proprietor; J, Greenwood, jr. Assiatant ager. Splendid performances every afternoon, at 3ig, ery evening at 8 o'clock. One week more of the cele won lerful, aud extraordinary Quaker Giant and the most tremoudous aon of lunmauity. in Great Western, the Tan ow Comedian, is also hh . Last week of White's colobratod pian Serenaders, the best company ‘ni States. Also engaged, Mise a hope, Mixa Mr. Chapman, Mr. ‘Cop- 5 Jarke, &e.,&e. Wax Seripture Statuary. Wax Topreseptations of the Siamese Twins, Living Anacouda, Mad: Roe IM the Fortune Taller, Admission to the 25e.; children under ton years, 12340. sv nrnnareen,, EXCURSIONS 3 Excursions TO TH® FISHING BANKS EVRY Monday, ‘Tuesday, newday, Thursday, Friday and faaten 0 mencing ” June 26th, Sha phones But. falo willron as above, at or Ky 4. M., Hammond, 8) ne. 3 : er N a | fund, to be called For ferther information, inquire of tl THE HEART.—A j# commoensed in the For sule at periodical de $ Anu at., @ splendid story Ly Yunkee Blade of thir GEO, DEXTER & CO O TRAVELLERS 4N» EMIGRANTS.—AT TANNER'S Map Establishment, ulton street, Up Btairs, may be had ling Maps and Guide Rooks forey ry part of the large Maps of the World, Europe, Asia, Afri- h America, United Stares, Se. &e, _ RAILROADS, OF THE AUBYRN AND ROC » Canandaigua, lth Jie, I849.—A Semi-Angual Di- d of fuur per cent on the capital stock of this Company this dey teen declared, payable to the Stockholders om the Ist day of August next, out of the net profits of the ur- rent six xionths ending on ‘that day. Stockholders will 16. ceive their Dividends where their stock is registered, to wit:— at the Bank of the State uf New York, inthe City of New York; wt the office of Mesars. JE. Thayer & Brothor, in Roston ; and at the office of the Treasurer in this place, The Transfer Wooks will be eloved for ten days previous to the first day of August next. CHAS. MOOR, Treasurer, EW YORK & HARLEM RATL ROAD COMPANY.—THE second dividend on the proterred stock of the New York & Harlem Rail Road Company, ut the rate of eiuht per cont, raunum, will be paid at the otficy of the Company, No. 3 ryon Kow, on and after Tuerduy the third day of July next. The transfer hooks of the preferred stock will be closed from the 28d day of June to the 4th day of July. Dated Junc ith, 149) Sam’ BLATCHFORD, Treasurer. HESTER KR. R, FFICE C UDSQN RIVER RAILROAD, BOND: OTICE IS horcby given, that after the 0th inst, this Company wiil issue $600,000 of its Mortengo and Convertible Bonds, wing description and tonor, vi M45, in sums of $5,000, $1,000 an per anaum, payabl and Ist of August, c Company ut the pleasure of the date, Payable Febru. $500; interest at f-yearly, on the lat of Lible into ‘the ateck of the older until five years from id issue being part of the sum of $3,0N),000, (with th of extending the amount $1,00,08) more when aa- ylaw,) for which » mortgage of the whole work perty pauy, constrneted and aoquin and which may hereafter be constructed and ucquired, had , and under which the eum y been issued als, dirooted to th ay, for the whole or an: one half the ami other half in August—w Company, No. 54 Wall street, till the 30th ins devided on on the 24 July. Interest coupong—payatile in London, In. aterling, exchange of $4.% per £—will be issued with tho bo sufficient amounts are applied for i an object. No ofiers will be accepted as loss than par for buods ing seven por cont spterest, but issues will bo made m 9 gent interest, to those preferring them, at @ proportionate difference, ‘A commission of one per cont will be allowed to brokers or gents makiug proposals which are accepted, for not lous than ‘Troasurer of the Comp: part of the said sam of $500,000 July, and the ved at the office of tl at the nds, if thas way to iu ‘The parties who purchased the bonds te the amount of £441,000, already insued, are entitled to recotve the pro rata amount of the sum now offered, on calling at the office of the Company, and the bonds will be is:ned #¢ once, in conformity terme of the pre-euiption reevipts held by them. Proporals will alxo be recoived as above, for the whole, or any part of @ further amount romainiog of the $3,000,000, authorised by Inw to be issued—whatever amount so eugaxed, to bo taken and paid for at the rate of $24.00) monthly, oom= mencing with the month of September, and porsone holding pre-emption receipts, will be duly offered tholr pre-emptive Privilege to any sume so engaged, NO. M. HOPKINS, Troasurce. N. B.—Copios of the mortzage can be had on application at the office. ROADWAY HOTEL.—STRANGERS VISITING THR city are particularly direoted to this truly pleasant and healthy located hotel; being oppesito the Park and Fouatai t beautiful College Groon in the roar, in the imm ate vicinity of all the places of business oF ainusomontey rds to those visiting the oity more tages than perhaps any other hotel among ns. Call ai RKOTON FALLS NOTEL.—THIS HOUSE (NOW UN- der the supervision of Mr. Wim. mat is now open for w gentee! riders. Thore sre horses and carriages tv let aid house, ard parsengors will be taken to and Mahopac for 2 ‘The pub! st purchasing tiokets for the Lal fe the carriage for y If. LYMAN BalIL' nd «f good suber habit d wages, by calling AMUED—A FEW ACRES OF LAND, SUITAGLE wry iny oun the Marine Teh sivcaslon te be na Toolated on posslh ‘accos- m one of the public roada, Apply at she office of the Iden, sible Commissioners of Emigra'ion. A SMALL FAMILY, A VERY GUOD h servant would bo’ preferred, oF s 00- Good reference Couk. A French lored girl. Apply required. | ANTED—BY A ‘RESPECTABLE ¥ 76 Warren street. , and accustomed to travelling. he best of city reference, Apply, for two days, 'y street, in the rear, second floor, frovt room. ANTED—BY A STOUT, HEALTHY YOUNG MAN, toly arrives from the old country, employment with rmer. Understands all kinds of farming. Apply at lsh street, firet Grocery store from svenue B. WANZED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a3 Chambermaid aud Nurse, or tv do the grLeral housework of Bost of reference given. Please to ay ply at £ Now York. ANTED—A WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS COOK- ing im every depurtmout. None 1eed apply but one yho is fully competent. Apply at No. 75 White acreat. AW MAKERS WANTED—TO GOOD WORKMEN standy employment und liberal wages will be xiven by R. HOE & CO., 2 and 31 Gold street. GQITUATION WANTING FOR A YOUNG WOMAN, AS mg James strei nurse or lavndross, or chambermaid; will assistin wush ironing; has going on three yeur ence cnn be given 2a and 3d A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION given, to go into t place; the ba M7 Ninch etre 10 country 5 tof city refer- hotween the a4 Cook of Chawbermuid. Good city refereuce can be APPLY Ht 221 Thompson atreet, in the rear AN, AMERICAN LADY, A WIDOW, OF HIGHLY RE- spectatle family, wisies to adopt ‘her two children, © bey—the girl twelve, and the boy nino yeurs of ago Ithy fuwidy. A residence in the countey would ed. Please tovatldrens Mrs. Seamore, 114 Seven Nsrrect, All commuvications post paid, and none bus wealthy families need apply. WILOW LADY, amiable disp: sitio [ to small family, «idower, oF bi t ho country. ‘The best of city refo~ Tences given ay fo character upability. Please to apply to Mrs. White, 144 Sevenieouth street. Ail communications q TTY TANSERS AND CURRIEKS.—JUST ARRIVED from th untry and wants mpl ner er, who perfectly nds wil its branches monvaly of woility and characte: from thers. Can. be heard of for J.B, Curcier, Nowark, will tended to, who came to this country mation will te thankfully Haplen's, 46 First stree New York, Cincinnati papers pi Ere FORMATION WANTED—OP CATHERINE FINNB county of Mead, Lreiand, if mix soars age. Any tutor- ler brother Owen, at OW SALh OR 8, —A CULTAGR HOUSE, WITH THRER- and-w quertor meres of , fronting on Vr ar the Highlands, Staten Island, with @ foe view of For further part Ire of Samnet Allie ner of Grand and Uo lumi, THE STOCK, FIXTUKES AND GnoD. Public-housa, Kuowu ae " her with » leave of thie p ess stands ta King’s county tho Inst twonty-fivo years hy (wou Also, for onto, w fine y: 40. tow harness, For particulars inquire of Fo ever, New York, or Dominick Coli NOW SALE—AN youre old, fant t hoof Sitmuck ay of good part * rmer owner. Fo "# Feed Store, Lrookl yn, tog SELLENT GREY MARE, SEVEN parnens and Bollfonuder NATIONAL LUAN FUND ULES eSecioty of Londen and New York 4 Jorge guaranty tund invested $2,000,000, fe wamer of three American (rusteos, income from American policies, $140, honrd—activg Directors for July~John J. Van Wook, Fanning ©. ‘Tuoker, Hache Henry Ludlam, Exqre. mout every Weduorday, deal I daily, at 1 P.M. Chief office for Aiwerica, 71 Wall atreet, New York, where proxpeotusus and $1] information desired by applicants oan he obtained. snvored ow a single life to the extont of $150" J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent L report of the proceedings of the meoting of the inetitnt idin Londou,vth May, 1510, 71 Wall etroet, BA BATHING—LONG BRANCH, N. J.—THR SUB serieor will open his Hotel for the’ reception of visiters, June 2th, HENR HOWLAND. OARD IN THE COUNTRY.—A FAMILY CAN BR accommodated with rooms ins house whore few buard- gre ore taken, [tis beautifully situated on the banks of the Hiudsow, two hours anil from she city. Stoambosts oon vont ent. For further particulars apply at 797 Broadway, between (he hours of 12 and 5, YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES G ing i ¢ family, or where there are few boarders, where he treated oft family, and whore ung female society, Please address “C. C. of the Herald, ITEEL BOARD- SHIPPING. ANN A A NARRATOR NARAAAN. HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, R. MAIL botween New York and Liverpool, betw calling st alifex to lu intended to sai! follor Papi , from N. Vi ‘eday, Simorica, Harrison, “ Boston, Hibernia, “ Stone, “ON. York, Ganada,” 4 ss Boon,” ingarse “N. Yorl Caledonia, Boston, Qurops, | “ N. York. ambria, Boston, America,“ N. York.“ ; 4 fan oxperienced Surge on board. Freight will be charzed apecie heyond an amount for personal expanses All let- re'and pagers must. pass through. the. Post Uifice. from New York of, Boston to Utvarpool Fieve abi anoond do. . Wor 6 OF Passage ap) wo @. CUNARD, Jr. 38 Brosaway. SECOND LIN&.—THE SHIP Baltimore. KD. Conn, will eail on the dst of July. BOYD k HINCKEN, 88 Wall strees. OTICE =P. GERS BY THE STEAMER “CRES- cent City,” for Chagres, will please sond their bagsage Gu honrd this day. at P' SR. ketra baggage or freight must be pisid for before going on howd, Bazsago not wantod oyage should he xo designated and it will bo stowed J. HOWARD & N, 18t Broadway SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES, 17TH JU = The splendid new steamship EMPLKE CITY, 2.00 burthen, J. 2. Wilson, will leave for Charen direct, tem Pier 2, N. R,, ond Ith July, av 3 o olo 4. the BE. ©. goon direo . Without touching sera hy this ate ‘acific Mail Stocmor ACKETS FOR HAVE: eknge in tho After Saloon.. .$is@ D Forward Saloon Os Lo. Lower 10 40 PF conte per tof barscage all hin passon~ No passaze 90- ing one-half th amount of passuge-monoy can berth for one weeks For freight or passage »pply to HOWARD & SON, 34 Broadway. JOR CALIFORNIA, VIA CHAGRES.—-AN UPPER sicorago pasange ticket im the areamer Crescent City, to vol 0th int, will by sold mb ares exertion Apply BK, WEBB, 8 Du'ci street, ON SATUR= 1p CRESCENT res, direct, om ‘at 3 o'clook P, July The rs Oregon aud California having srrived back at Vaxama, tho way ix now open foe dicoot and rapid commtntoation with San Prancison For frorgne or p: soply te 1. HOWARD & SON. 54 Broudway, he now steamship 4. D. Wilson, Comm: and sail for Chagres periguced surgeons CO, VIA CHLAGRE: ho welll ky y dune 30th CITY, Stoddard, Sacuriiay, dune M., orriviing in , 208 the Crosoont City, nthe I7th July. Bosh ships have ox- tacheo BAkk PUlLeN a, TOR SAN FRANCISCO, C nik. Paaner Luvir Tngyoge on board to-morrow, (3: aethe day) Veh instante el will powtively rail on Monday. Pour mits pave rican he se dated with # we rvons, on early ap- Heation on bow ro, North River. « & D. FOWLER, 4 Woet streot. OR CALIFORNIA, VIA HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS, and Chagres —Mail Hine, Thursday, 28th Jane.—Pns ome odious and staunch double entive steamship FALEON, will wl ae 6, with the United States mnire foe the eurnvrs frou. Mamata, in duly, Passengers hy the avoid ecessary © lay and expense at Peasma, wage to Chagrea Aftor saloon, 8150: Corward estou wer cabin, $i"; stocrage $M and found « city ean weoure & paeaage by forwarding one half the mount The Faloen is 1,00 tour burthes, baile the bost vanner, The scoummodations for pascanzere of very grade re umeurpasted, and well ventilated. Her machinery line fon thoronghly tested, and proved wnoqiailed and boing able, givoe greater arcuranoe of tpeod and safety than sap chorwine be found. For parange cr freivht, apply to O, ROBERTS, TB West anvooe. $i Persons ove of (08, SAN FRAN ahone Let /UEEN VIC " Part of er earco engaged, will » remarkably fast aitiny ssoommorations for pasien, woly on board, at Pler No. y BW superior vassace VOW CALIFORNIA --MASsAGK TICKRY Ta ULF Joly steamer frum Manan te San Beongs iy For oale Apply to Bb. B. SUT TON, Bt Wall acruse | eeived un 936. A’ M. Refroshme: le provided on bourd, Fare 2 veut . TEAMER TRAVELLER, FOR PHILADELPHIA AND | Cape Muy splendid and fasd steamer will leave Vier No 1, East Kiver, for Philadelphia, on Friday, inst., at 644'o’clock, PM. Fare to Philadelphia, $2: to Cane | fay. $l: trom Capo May to Philadelphia, $1. | Tedéomable on the twelith day of July in. the year oue thi ALHALLA, % CANAL STREET —THE MANAGER forme the public that he has arrived, with a Company of beauméelly formed Ladies and Gontlemen, from Vi Be will open This Evening, with Tableux Vivauts, Serevaders, and Wondoriul Marble Statues—‘iaging and Dances, oto. Admission—Orchestra Boxes, 3734 cents; Par- te, 2b cents, Doors open at 7 o'clock. IREWORKS.—FIREWORKS.—EXHIDITION PIECES of New and Brilliant Designs, for committees and par- ties, at the lowest prices; together with. fine asagrtment of all kinds of F reworks, Piro Crackers, Canton Ruckots, So., Kc., for the Trade. To be had at tho oldest Manufacturer's Depot in the country. P. L. VULTER, 116 Chatham st. Corner of Orange, entranoe 2d door in Orange stecet a = MISCELLANKOUR, men ener en AR LOA, OF $2).000—THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE 4 Sinking Fund of the City of New York, by virtue of aa nance of the Common Council of said City, passed May IMY, entitled an ordinance to create a public nck oF The Water Stock of the City of Now Vory, of the year ong thouaund eight hundred and forty= herehy give notice that souled will be re . 1 Monday thi xt, at twelve o'clock at noon of that day. and not to be obeued ‘until that time, for a Loan of tro Hundred Tousand Dollats, For tock, transferable certificates of shares of the nominal of One Hundred Dollars each share, wil bo: issued, bearing interest at five per cent. por anuum, payable quar terly from the 12th day’ of July next. The privcipal will nd eight hundred aud seventy-five, for the whole or any portion of said loan} will be considered which shall: ffor less than t the said stuck. Payments of prineipal sud prom stock on account of which any pro shall bo deposited on or before the to the ered the City of New York, for account of *The Water Stock « the City of Now York, of the year ono thousand eight hun dred and forty-nine.” For, posit a receipt will be given by the Chamberlain, whieh must ho surrendered to the omptyeller on delivery’ of the Cortifleate uf Stock. The for an: twolfth day of July noxt, Pegposnls are to be sealed up and endoraqt Loan for the ator Stock of the City of New York, fir the your 189 and enclqed in an envelop, directed to’ John wronog Comptrolfer of the City of Now Yor's, at the Hall of Reco: New York. Each proposal must state distinctly tho sum money that will be paid for each One Hundred Dollars of said Stock; also, the audross of tho party making the pro posal, By order of the Comn JOUN, L, Ditiow, City of the Sinking Fund, Comptrollor' 1, FOR- ndway, near Canal nt. Vessel’, Suspension perm Vil, No, roadway, now 415 Bri ps cf every” par tern, oneys, Silk Wicks, Shade: Brackets and Stand GOODS PACKING E3TABLI ers of Dry Goods to California, reat wavi Tho un dl other distant por aving their cools pr Prepared to put in bales of Dry Goods, As, save at least 25 do up for Land yer cent to the shippers. Wate carriage, and general packirg business promptly: attended to. C VELAND & ©O,, Bt feave Refer to Mess nell, Minturn’ & Co. Ri & Co. Lawre Je RCo; F.C (IKE ARMS! FIRE ARMS!—TRIALS ALLOWED.—A change. ew Gun Store and Shooting Gallory (90 foet lon RARE CHANCE eines M. Miller & C Maiden lane, ire stock 0 sortment ia comple Pin, Scroll, aud Triangle Wheels, Bengela Lights, bine d Port Fires, &o., all of which will be sold in lote #9 suit chasers, without reserve. Catalogues will be ready on the morning of sale Rowan c landing by Billingeley, dR DEALERS IN FIREWORK: will rell at their auction reom, on Fridwy, 2th instans, at Wig adealer declining tne b pu rick Huds from London, made ., and auperior to auything of the kind manufactured in England, For sale by G, F. SNOW, 109 Water street, N.Y. ‘CHANCE WHICH SELDOM OFFERS.—W, Pawntroker, No. Sth avenue, will taking in pled July. Any pe: Le commencs pa ker busivess will find this a great unity to take above establish nt, with or withor above, or at No. 25 ‘or further information apply street, MEDICAL, R. POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, &C, ATTENDS AS usual to diseases of the Eye and Bar, at 134 Warren sty where can be had a pamphlet gratis, describing his new mode of treating the affectio thove deliente or Also, the 8d edition of his popular “Treatise on the Eye.” Price 50 ote. Artificial Eyes inserted, RK, WHEELER, OCULIST,29 GREENWICH STREET, devotes He exclusive attention to Disoases of the Bye and Ophthalmic Surgery. Artificial Eyes iusorted, of whic! he wt imported @ beautiful assortment from Paris, Office howrs from & A. M. to 1 o'clock, M. A pamphlet containing many remurh able curos effected by Dr. Wheeler, can be ously, at his oftio RVATION AND RESTORA cl M.D., after twalve hig discoveries, where! preserved for life, without glasses; tored, after glastos have been used twonty "cured; ull in ON OF SIGUT.— dy and Natural eaea’ a jh fow weoks or without peration, paiu or injury, or materially in= terfering with busines, and at a small expense. Part of tho f lance at the close of the les- 4 if paraons are not aatise e rts, it shall be refunded. Weak Soro and Disensed Byes troated, Office days in New York, Thura~ days, Fridays and Saturéays, in Warren street, No.3 Broadway, near City Uall, wnd in Boston on the othor da; ats W All le TARRN $, MILLER & PROVOST’S COM- pound Extract of Blackherry, for the cure of Diarthava.ts sold wt 132 C1) athe 12 Bowery. 162 and 201 Enst Broa wy, 187, 715 and 850 Broadway, 152 Chatubors atroot, and 33 Hudson street. In Brooklyn, at 71 and 271 Fulton actoet, and hy all the principal riggists and grocers throughout the yi fei thi it to say the a! dinaly popular diarrhwa medicine, ive, and never to tha knowleige of ors having La: Ware 217 Front atreet. protracted case. NEY, AWARE OF THE MANY TEMPTA- tiens which so easily beset youth and carly manhood, in their romance of life, is happy to say that his long ox rienco and oxtonsive practice in private disoases, in all ite ttages, have eminently qualified him to treat thas class ef complaints successfully, and to warrant @ perfect and specdy cure. Office, No. 51 Lispouard street. last fourteen years, confined his practics to the trate mont of mercurial and other diseases of a delicate natura, He van cure the most aggravated orses of thie disease; waq tnild cases removed in two to fire days. A porfeot cure, oF obarge. R. JOUNSON, 16 DUANE STREET,SO WELL KNOWN in the troatmout of delicate diseases. —Tho Doctor's ra utation for skill in those half cured casos that have existed for yours is pre-eminent, @onstitutional weakness, brought gn by 8 secret habit, effectually cured. Recent cases oured in K, GLOVER'S TRAVELLER'S MEDICAL GUIDE contning adescription of all delionte diseases, tocather with recipes for making the various preparations used in their treatment, and explicit directions as tothe praper modo of cure. Price $1. For sule by the author at his offine, No.2 now No. 12) Ann street, where he may bo consulted on all iseases there roforred to. R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI- te Treatise,” &e., #8 Greenwich street—Oftios hours, 8 to1Z A.M. 6 to9 BM. (Sundays excepted.)—TPhose who ap- ply, the ‘encly stages wih bo surprised ‘ai che rapidity and little inconvenience attonding their onre. [tis obiefly, how- ever, those who hi fored from a coxtain elass of people, who can properly appreciate his services. [» stricture, from ita first, or incipient, to ite more advanced and distressing stages, (from uncommon advantages and a very extensive nctice,) he can afford a rapid, easy and radical oure, whioh, haa grounds for stating, ean be obtained from uo other @ouree in American. COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE and treatment of Venoreal Diseases, aud all other affeo~ tiows of the gouito-urinary organs of the male and fomale.— jaarto; illustrated by a .ceat number of bewutifally col sage, | TY, 100 tons buethen, | ho | eopie os, and many fnely executed delineations on wood, Roy I) H. Bosrwica, M.D. Price $1; 21 edition, ‘Ex- trom the Boston Mvitical and Surgical Journal:—"It trated by extraordinwy specimens of colored lithe= raphy, equalling copper engravings in the delicacy of thelr fae: aud iti of the indomitable pores vorance of a man who ‘an unconqnorable « ergy that will enabio him to leave hia fost-prints in scicty, #0 “hat ho will be spoken of when the memorials of him ere only ' be found in tho Hibrarios of those who know not that ho was both censured and muvied while living. Without al tempting a soinute comparison of this Vonereal Guide with Eur y ve gutne farnily of diseases, it mm sold, fare sly, thas rhis is dgcidedly. and without qnalifi= ‘ny of them. The plates in Acton's Trea= By contrasting the two volumes, ewarter, and the menner af giving instruction, in our humble extimarion, should be acourded to the New York Brows. fis. Mostwiok han don che profossion w good servic ad nothing ean provent thia able work from being apres wer the land, as the fi lenied nor couceal- ‘od, that ke has produced igosted, systeman tie treatiee, which tar ing of the ki ‘Organs; Author ure and Crostment of Spermatorthay, wun from aalf-abuae: “Fapotenay ottous,”” 261 axon, 14 plates, third edi or of s wore entitied “Hints to Young ho Family Physio and At. cron to the New York Wedienl ang 75 Chambers street—romoved. to Sof Hinata? sale at the publ Yt eond, 222 Hiroadway, and of the al monthly reports of this In: cured, will not be published for the pevwent. BORN BOSTWICK, ¥. mE MARRIED Woman's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM wu, by Dr. A. M. Manrioen: it of Diseanee Women, Sixth e6 Saeco aD Brion Stan edition. Tmo. pp. old ein red voare of suffering, of phyatost angusan ty om affccrionate wile, and pecuniary dim@oultien bo % ‘husboad, vit th been yd; thonsa 20% poor would hi foped. compercnets thozeands now wrokce im hosith. would joyed it; hundreds now in thotreraves boon stil) alive, imely porsersion of this w It ie intended vepeciably for the tmarmied, oF those eontem= Glating marriage, a8 it disoloser importaet ssorate whieb Should've known te thei particularly. ‘To thvas whove health dove aot perme of am inereace of fie mily, itis of especial import ire, hive, every fomule—the. wile, che mother, the one either budding into womanhood, of the one a years, ‘a whom nature contomplates an important ¢ can A'acover the enuser, aymptoms, and the most atficd eA, ard ost coptaia mde of oure, im avery covmplatat te got her nex ig rahsoes ‘or sale at roadway, an Liverty strent, N.Y. Litthe & anny Boston F, B. Peterson, 98 Chestnut street, ‘ladelphiag Wiliam Taylor & Co. Baltimore; J. B. Roasooul, New Orleans ; J.B. Cubbedge, Savannah, Op the receipt fron ot postage te HBL Wow ort ety. “Senda \is'Eitore saurdet EEE EE IEOS'’S he ee ai may be seceptody | wit | tof the City Treasury, at the Mochantes Bank of | | thin. 4 ile surp- | the | volition | the support of the independent press of the couatry, Ly of new and second hand Double Guns, (one | Yair rifled): Alvo, Double and Single Rifles, Fowling Piero, &e Sune very superior, at mode: and a variety of Louble and Single Pistols, Guns, &e., bouzht or taken in ex- | qnested. As for the pul | State and the Germ cowriating of Rockets, Roman Candies, | OF THE BEST QUALITY, NOW | cure the most inveterate aad | INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Corrcspondenee, Wasuinorox, June 27, 1849. Calumnies on the Administration—A Humbug Exposed—Organs, &c. &¢. We very much fear that the Union will have ex- pended all its powder, abusing the administration, before they really do any act which the democrate party can make capital out of. The subject of re- movals and proscription is worn thread bare, and yet a revolution has not been excited ; in fact, the public does not appear to feel much interest in the matter, being perfectly willing to believe that no removals have been made except upon good and sufficient cause. General Taylor and his cabinet stand pledged to make no removals unless for cer- tain specified causes; and the mere inference that such causes do not exist, will scarcely permanent- ly affect the administration. ‘ . We have been led to these remarks by noticing in the democratic organ ot this morning, a grave charge against the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Meredith, of having had a aumber of forms of dig- missal printed. The Union asserts that such a thing was never known under any former adminis- tration, and regards it as an omen of fearful im- port to the nines in the department. The ad- ministration 13 abused in first rate style, and the country urgently warned of its danger. Ritchie has an unfortunate failing 1n going off: very often at “half cock.” What will be caought of the grave charge and diabolical inuendo, when it is stated that the blanks in question were direct- ed to be printed last August, by order of the Treasu- ry Department, whilst in the hands of the last ad- ministration. This is, however, the case, and Mr. Ritchie would have saved some thunder had he taken the trouble to inquire into the facts before abusing Mr. Meredith tor acts which he was ene tirely blameless of. Mr. Meredith, we venture to say, did not know but what the printed form had always been used, We are willing to do Mr. ex-Secretary Walker se iosues to say we believe he had nothing to do h ordering the blanks to be priated. He 1s too magnanimous, and possesses too good a heart to lend himself to this petty tick to bring odium on his successor, It is more than probable they were ordered by some irresponsible clerk, for the pur- Father | pose of saving trouble ; but, whether thus ordered or not, Mr Meredith and the present adminis- tration cannot in any way be implicated in a trans- action which occurred seven months before they came into office. ‘There is another matter about which some mys- tification exists 1a the public mind, [t 1:8 with regard to the organs of the administration. ‘The administration has no organ, if by that term is im- plied a paid press, which 1s, by the terms of its yond, bound to support them through th.ck and The two papers published in this city pos- ‘8 no superior advantages over any others. If y support the cabinet they do so of thew owa The truth is, the cabinet depends upon fully aware that that press speaks the voice of the people They wish to make no converts by spe cious arguments in pensioned papers; but to carry public opinion by the parity of their acts and the | wisdom of their policy. [tas highly probable, that | every information of a proper nature is furnished | the two papers, if they choose to apply tor it; ane itis also equally probable uhat similar infor- mation would be furnished any paper if properly re- nin the Intelagencer, of the correspondence between the Secretary ol n and Danish ministers, beinga proof that that paper is the organ of Mr. Clayton, it is all fudge. We know that one of the editors of the Intelligencer applied to the President for per- mission to publish the correspondence, and the per- nussion being given by the President, the doer ments were obtuined from the department. The Intelligencer und the Republic are no more the or- ns of the administration than any other papera which choose to support it. % + The different officials here, will be paid this month in gold dollors, one hundred and _ fifty thou- sand having been received from the mint for that UTpese. ithe transfer hooks of stock were closed at the Treasury Department on the first of th nth, and will remuin so till the first of July, in order to pay the interest to the different holders. No stock, has, consequently, been issued this menth, Charles i. Weller, E'sq., brother of the Mexican boundary commissioner, 4 arrived in town trom Panama, on business connected with the commis sion. His brother had sailed for San Diego a day or two before he left the isthmus, with a probabill- ty of reaching his destination before the time spe cified in the act. Omxga. Wasuina ton, June 27, 1349. The Canadian Reciprocity DBill—Both Sides of the Question. The Hon. Mr. Merr:tt, President of the Cana- dian Council, is now in this city upon business, we believe, connected with the Canadian reciprocity bill. We suppose he will endeavor to have the measure favorably mentioned to Congress by the cabinet; but how far he will be successful remaine to be seen. This Canadian reciprocity scheme, as we un- derstand it, is with a view of granting the Cana- dians a perfect free trade with this country, simi- lar to that now enjoyed by the different States of the Union—to give them a market here for their manufactures and products—to extend to them all the advantages enjoyed by our citizens, with- out, however, their being amenable to our laws or assisting in defraying our expenses—to give then | all the advantages of. citizens, untramelled by the duties which every citizen owes his country—giv- ing them, in fact, an advantage over our own cite zene, in our own markets. R. COOPER, 4 DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THE | ister, left Waste decline of | emitable m MaeaPoae rtm a | | whose store the Natiausd Whig was printed, seed | As un offset to this, the canals and rivers of the State of New York would probably transport the roducts of Western Canada to the ocean, and New York would perhaps become the commercial port of that portion of Canada. This 1s pretty nearly all the benetit we would derive from the measure; but still, it would be a benefit of some magnitude—whether of sufficientto counterbalauce the great advantages, which would be bestowed upon the Canadians, is a matter which would re- quire more data than we possess at present to de- termine. ‘There is, however, another eae connected. with this subject, which will render the passage of the “ reciprocity bill”? somewhat hazardous. [t will not do to look at the matter excepting asa whole. | We must be prepared, if we permit free trade with Canada, to grant a similar measure of favor to all the British provinecs—to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Newfoucdland. We do not believe Congress is prepared to destroy our coal trade by admitting the immense coal ‘regions of Nova Scotia to come into direct competitioa with the coal beds of this country; the admitting the lumber and “ woeden ware ” of New Brunswick will be scarcely more popular; whilst the fisheries of Newfoundland would be fully as injurious to another important class of eur citizens. We merely touch upon these prominent points as likely to render the passuge of the “ reciprocity bill’? a matter of somewhat more importance and greater difficulty than might at first blush appear. It is possible, however, that statistical data might prove it was more to our advantage than it now appears to be; we, however, doubt ut. Lf our Ca- nadian neighbors wish to enjoy all the advantages which our citizens do, they had better come at once into the Union, aad whilst they receive the benefit of being un * integral” part of this great country, become also amenable to our laws and in- stitutions. Under the present aspect of affairs, we think an “annexation” bill would be mach more favorably received here than a reciprocity bill— especially if the latter is all on one side, like the handle of a pitcher. Omaaa. Wasurxoron. June 27, 1849. General Barringer, the newly appointed Minister to Spain—Ho! for Russia—the Last of the Nationa’ Whig—the Sale, §c. Genera) D. M. Barringer left the city this after- noon, for Baltimore, to make preparations for am immediate departure for Spain. He has received his secret instructions from the President, through the Secretary of State. Our new Envoy will be ao- companied on his mission to Madrid by his amiable lady, the daughter of Mr. Wethered, a merchant of Bultimore. The Secretary of Legation has not yet Jeen designated. Itis thought that Mr. Bultzell, of Marty land, will be selected by the Executive. Mr. Barringer is a gentleman of good heart, and has made speeches in Cougress to his credit. He deals mote in argument than ia fancy, aad seems to enjoy the contidence aad respect oF those who are acquainted with him. He is altogether unlike his predecessor abroad, Romulus M, Saunders, who iw Tumpaut, hasty iu temper, aod as ardeotas ta “southern sun” of North Carolina could make im. Borus Bodises, the pephew of the Russian mia- ton yesterday, with a view, iia suid, of returning to Russia, to enter the aray, aad fight for his Imperial muster, agatust “the promo- ters of civil discord,” “the Vagabonds” aad “trae vors,” who have dared to resist the virtuous and Hinations of the Sinperor ot Aastra Borus has beea living for some and the 2 | yearsin tree America, but has preser ved navea- twmuanated his Jove for mouarchical lastitations, ad emenations of “the Led aad bing of Cory. ‘This mormioy, Mer. Siutias, tie grocer, over