The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1849, Page 3

—~—— | / 7 -will proceed. at Daring taken the fustr return Castle Gardea ab "t five o'clock, whea bbe reception and procession. Will take place in ihe Rilosing orde: PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS+ FOR THE REV. THEOBALD MATEEW, On his arrival iv te United States, ‘at che Civy of New York, BY THE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIEG for that purpose. wish their invi:ed quests, will ot 2 day the 2d day of July, prooeed from steamboat to be provided for the oo~ ok, Staten Island, where they will it, the Bey. Theobald 8 of the reception at thi ‘Pluded, a procession will be formed iv the following order :— ‘peeloue Totnpernuce Suci nd other Associations of the city of New Baud Barouehe, Drawn by four horses, coutaining the Rev. Theobald Ma- thew, His Honor the Mayor, the Chairman of the Commit- too of Arrangements, the President of the Board of Al- dermen ‘and the President of the Board of "ai Citrigen containing the Committ Common Council, Members of th il sna thelr Oiteere Heads rt Departinents of coe city Go- vernment, Ex-Mayors of the city of New York, Governor and Bx-Governory. of the Sats, Mowbors of Congress, Ben embers of Av The procnenion will, thon proceed from the Battery to Brondway, up Broadway to Chambers street, through Cliam~ bers strapt to Cent \ through Centre: treet to the east give of the Park to the City Hall. Ou enteriug the Park, che lime Swill open to tbe Fight and. e's, when, tio tembera of the Common Council will escort therr distinguished guest to the Re eCity Hall he Common Counoil, with ‘oceed into the Governor's of the same the Rey. Mr. gitizene that may b Par Tho ceremonies of the day being concluded, the Rey. Mr. Mathew will be escorted by ce ommittes of Arcangemonts his quarters at the Ir ing House, ‘The proprietors of public »uiliings and the masters or own- f veseels iu port are respectfully requested to display their flags during the day. nd drivers of ail Public and Licensed exer withdraw them from ‘The 07 id ot ehicles are dire’ rough which tI rg.of private vehicles ‘The Chi ni d te eomp of Police ts charged with the GROKGE t. FR JAMES KELLY Prosident, EDWIN, 7, MERCER, Committes ROBERT A.S. of the Siw. Pat TERSON, Boa: EDWAKD D. MOKGAN, dent, Aldermen. Pri Mew York, June 30, 1347 | RECEPTION OF THE REV. THEOBALD MATHEW. ‘The several societies inter ding to join iu precession on the arrival of the Rev. Thwobuld Mathew, will assembl a yt on Monday afernvon, Jiuy 4 o'clock. ‘The line will be formed at 434 o'eiock precisely, in the fol- lowing orucr. the right resting at the gate fronting Groen wich strovt, facing the bay 1. The Grand Division of the Sons ef Temperance, and her subordinates. 2 The Father Mathew Te 3. The Hibernia B. B. Society 4, The Koman Catholic T. A. Society. The line being formed, the whole will wheel to the rightin sections of 4, seq proceed rT thegoommttees: Up Broadway (o Chambers street, bers street to Centre siree.; and chenco to th Juan will halt, divide in the where the ¢ ntre, wards, when the Common Cowaci’, with their guest and gue, will pass through the ceatre to the City Hall; after hi again wieel into columm and pass in 4 divmins. ‘clock, when they iby order. F PEE “ Olty Guard.”—Armory, 600 Broadway, dtor Tuesday, July 34, i WM. M. McARDLE, Captain. be prepared with refresh. for these who may favor them with s oall —JoxaTuan Sanneia, 3. Rvas, Jowe The Demand fo for r Mepensel vehetd's Drab Beavers, ot 07 Navsan siract, bas compeited hin to re. siomers ty wait vail chis ~aorning for y vo may be has & stock ready, sufl~ Pou Howi.—The under- enre to inform che public that his house is OY, Se that he is pre- See to make arrangements families for 1 for the seaso; Exeursioi Boats The Un Cndersigned de- Gires to inform the Owacrs and of Se Excursion Fonte «ani permit gore on his wharf, the house bein Modation of the travelling public and re: ‘West Point, June 20, 1a. Wi Isanc Edge, Jan’r Py rote halist, for the Jast twenty years, of Caste and Niblo’s Gardens, amd the pete citiea throughent the Union, now offers to the pub- ic the richest and m st beautiful colveed Fireworks ever ited tates, will be t of thi i ed to idaac iba ‘Je technist, Jersey Combs.—Ladies are Kespectfuily Invited Poeremine the ehoice selection of ei o admired. Also, ean he sbeainads taining let. rae AUNDE White streets. tment of a behind the t the tid peonemn neong ef thse @ timer, if be iid not o = work. Becand edition inst onblished, ” COMMERCIAL AFFAIBS, MOWKY MARKET, Sanday, Jaly 1-6 P, 1. F. The stock market yenterday closed heavy, and the tendency of prices for all the fancies was downward Gevernment securities were by oo meaos firmly sus- tained, and the indications were deeidedly in favor of a depreciation in quotations for stocks generally, The Money market continues ro easy that it is diMoult to make loans at more than five per cent interest. Busi- ness paper of the right kind is scarce ; we doubt if there has beem s period within the past seven years, ‘when the commercial classes have been mere o 19- tracted in their operations, «r a more limited demand for money existing. We doubt if there has been, within the above named period. se little disposition exhibited to engage in any Hoancial or meroautile transaction of « speculative character, aud the policy of all classes ap- pears te be one of caution and contraction There has Deen as great # revolution in the system of doing busi- Bess in this country and in t.urope, sines the great revul sion of 1887, as in political affairs; and the result can not but be of the most satisfactory nature. How long the prevent ease in Goancial affairs will continue, is a question of much importance. and of dificult solution. In this country, where there is «uch a demand, usually, for capital; where there are eo many public works lan- @uishing for the it of means to carry them on; where our resources remain to euch an extent unde. ‘veloped for the want of money to command Iabor—the Present supply of capital cannot continue for any length of time The plethora is purely artificial It is the result of the absence of confidence im individual ‘credit; of apprehension relative to the progress of the cholera; of auticipations of « depreciation im prices for our principal exporting products. in derangement in the commercial affairs of Europe, and of an accumulation of ompital at this point to guard against euch a stringency as was experienced two or three months ince. So long a# business remaina in its Prevent quiet stat the money Action, The fall trade will soom commence, and our importations increase. Soon after the semi-annual in- terest on the government debt i« paid. the deposits will accumulate in the sub-treasury. and the supply of spe- ‘ole in the banks be reduced. The enormous drains made by our banks upon those in other parts of the cow eto diegorge. The 7 Importance, must soon run up ® balance against us, to be liquidated by remittances of specie, ‘We have, for more than tliee months, been drat #pecic from all parte of the interior. and the trade oon turn against us These things will tend to « stringent money market. and the even: ich usually accompany such a state of things As for the California movement, the actual re sults will, without doubt, vary materially from those which have been alaort universally waticipated. Ad- views feerntly recvived from San Francieeo, rele tive to the government of that portion of our ter- fitory, and the difficuiiies likely to grow out of the dnereare of foreign population io the mining district are calewlated to arrest & great extent, the pro- duct of gold Mndependent of thie it ie stated thet the physics! labor req 1 ty procare the peeetoas i Fo erent that notome in abuadred of the emt Nr \tlentio States wilt be able te ' ’ work in the diggings, Everything depends upon this, All the accounts, up to the latest date, agree relative to the upply of gold in that country, and there is no doubt but thet it isimexhaustible; if the difloalty of obtaining it. however, is as great as reported. there is vo danger of the annual production being sufficiently large to materially affect its value, or to seriously de- Tange the currency of the world It appears by official returns from the Curtom House of Sau Franciseo, that about two millions of gold bad been shipped from that port upto the Ist of Mareb; and by official return: from ti mint in Philadelphia, it appears that about one million of California gold bad, up to the 28th of June, been received for coinage, The shipments from San Francisco and receipts at the mint have been much smaller than anticipated, and the con- clusion drawn from these statements is, that the movements of California gold must have been very much exaggerated, or the official returns do not inelude ail the shipments made We shall be in the receipt of advices from California, here- after, every two weeks. and, as the season advances. we sball be able to judge more correctly of the probable results of this year’s labor. It appears by advices from England, received by the Hibernia, that Baron Steiglitz. the great Russian banker, was in London, for the purpose of negotiating « loan of seven millions’ sterling for the Russian government. Itis stated that this loan is for Austria, which power has no means of raising it but by co-operation of its powerful ally. The stories of the enormous wealth of Russia are much exaggerated, and parties, who, by long residence in that country, have had opportunities of judging, have constantly expressed doubts of the jstence of one-quarter of the treasure stated, The pa- per rouble is | ept in circulation; and in credit and to keep up a show of superabundant reserves, the con sols of England and the rentes of France are Uberally invested in. The government of Rus- sia draws annually an important sum from its Siberian mines; but its general revenue, derived from @ scattered population, must be small, in comparison to its. large expenditures, The truth is, every govern- ment in Europe is hopelessly bankrupt. It is estimated that there will be a deficiency in the revenue of Great Britain, this year, of between two and three millions sterling. The President of Fri announces, in his message, that the deficit in last year’s revenue was two hundred million francs, and this year will be one hundred and seventy-five million francs, making an aggregate of 375,000,000 francs, France will, no doubt, soon be in the market for a loan, and the probability of negotiating one is a question of some importance to the friends of republicanism. There must be # crash in European finances before many years roll round. The governments are annually piling up the burdens of taxation im the increase of debts, and a protracted war on the continent will insure the repudiation of those debts, beyond a doubt. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for stocks in this market for each day of the past week, and at the close of the woek previous. It will be per- ceived that prices have generally declined, on someof the fahcies several per cent :— . Makhx Hii i fr & a Ben gle 2&2 Beye B= w F Bi BR eS Be ti ts os BS By dls Ba GR By i BR A B ningto ba! ot _ -_- =— a on RS OR OR WM- OW — WK a comparison of prices eurrent yesterday with those ruling at the close of the previous week, exhibits a decline in Treasury notes of }; per eent ; Reading Raliroad, 134; Norwich and Worcester, 2; Erie Rail- | toad, 4; Harlem, 2%; Long Island, }; Canton Com- pany. 134; and an advance in Reading Mortgage Bonds of { per cent; Farmers’ Loan, \. The transfer books of the preferred stock of the Reading Railroad Company closed yesterday, and will remain closed until the 10th of July. Coupons of the bonds of this company due on the 1st proximo, will be paid on Thursday the 2d of July. The semi-annual interest on the loans of the Chess- peake and Delaware Canal Company, and on the bonds of the Harrisburg Railroad Company, will be paid at the offices of those companies, in Philadelphis,on Mon- day the 24 of July. The Reading Railroad Company have for some time past been engaged in converting the bonds due in 1650 into preferred stock. «large amount has been cen- verted. It is possible that before they reach maturity, #0 many of them will be transferred in that way, that the company will be able to pay the balance without much difficulty. This company is perfectly indifferent to the course holders ef these bonds may pursue in the premises. ‘The mortgage bonds secure the whole pro- perty, and the bonds of 1850 must take their chance, If the bolders are not disposed to take preferred stock, and the company are not able to pay thi there is no way of obtaining payment. The preferred stock is ra- ther « poor exchange for bonds which have arrived at maturity The value of merchandise imported into this district, excepting that sent to the warehouse, and the amount of cash received during the week ending on the 20th ult., in each of the four years, is as annexed: Ror OF THE Po New Yoru—-Waexiy 1M48, 131. i576 B32 Hates of duty pret. » 67-19 erat 9 MOL The value of imports for the week this year was greater than for the corresponding week in either of the previous three years, except 1847. The importe- tion bas, however, been very uniform. The value of dry goods entered consumption and for ware- housing, and withdrawn from warehouse, for the week, was a8 aonexed Movements te Fornros Day Goons. Entered Withdrawn Entered Sor. Manufactores of woot. Sizt mo of on rat "Ba . o° ae 13 Miscellaneous AI Pdi PB ons cnn 500 sted $551,156 $19,219 IR 9TA Nearly one-half of the aggregate importation of the week was in dry goods From this time forward we must look for © weekly increase in the importations for the fall trade, We can hardly form yet any cor- tect idea of the probable extent of the importation for the approaching season, but it is our impression at this foment that it will be large. en ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RYERY DAY. re Rylday, aed 13th r Monday, Tussday, Wednesday, Thursday, Runday, leaving Kovingon treet, Pahl i athn ring Robingon, surest at 8 o/cloe ale H ctrget, ad. Grend poets Day Excursion, rent ielande in the Buy, | stopping ae Perth Am rvunity of witme ing the aacen ace on that vening A will accompany the boat Ample arrangements have heen made to reeable excursions Hon Fender this one cf the most pleasant and of the sem leaving the foot of Grw P.M: beck 7 No. 3N. RK. sion, $1—to admit ® gentleman 719 bade 8% Bowery, o WT Grand at, oor Clim BOARDING, &e, city... Steambon apply #t 707 Broadway. | TERY PLEASANT Bt \ | 2 foro ctnete @ Seo car wire Legpbes SUITABLE 4 Indy; leo, & oot Heonewag. And mareh to thi vit where they will take the a tof the line, which is opposite the Foi west of the Park.) ‘The eubordi formed hoy the Anpointed by their respective Divisions Division. First New York No. 1, Hy, by seniority, mati the line Je completed. Thay into mareh: roceed to the Battery, lace on the right of ike live, to crv ‘Theobald Mathew, taking up their I to the ming of Grand Marshal © cers, up Brow fway to Chambers, from Chambers to Chat the east gate of the Park, where °" order, ‘Theobald M»th together with the Common Councile will pass through centre to the front of the City ital where, after the ceremi nies are performed agreeably to the programme of the Com- mittee of nts ofthe Sons of Temperance, will bo dismissed, and the Kev. Theobald Math ted to his lodgings at the Irving House by the Common Council and the Committee of Arrangements, en MoCOTTON, Gra al Is ie very dosirable that every Division ‘will be in tine by & o'clock. RAND RECEPTION OF REV, THEOBALD MATHEW? at the Broadway Tabernaoli Tuesday Evening, the $1 inst. by the American Tew peraues, Union, through their President, Chancellor Walworth. | Addi ‘will be made by the Rev. Dr. Cox, of Brooklyn, and Chancellor Walworth sau et; at Mark Newm: 156 Fs und at inter Inthe city, und as the crowd will be Advised early to supply themselves with tie ots. at haif-past six. ONS OF members TEMPERANCE.—TH f the Grand Div ty re particularly requested’ to turn ipreca ly to the programme to be pud- WM. EDMONDS, G. W.P., pro tem. JONS OF TEMPERANC. to meet Fatternoon, th ished by the Grand y u at 3 o'clock, precisely, to t Real Temperance Disci e reelude an extended pi y order of the Division, SAAC F. BRAGG, W. P. G. GRINTON, RB. 8. EMOCRATS, BEWARE.—The Democracy and State are cautioned im regard to a ctreul Yangements of the City 1 (wildressed tow eracy of the State, and proposing ® mongrel con- vention, which te being disusth res, an it the offspring of po. . contrived by Barnburners and time-serving is wothing more or less than a plot to briny ‘8 surrender of prin= a. with the sordid view of securing tho spoils of office. ix conspiracy will be thoroughly exposed ina day or twe. yen time, touch not! handle not ! but staud by your ovETE OF JULY EXCURSIONS ON THE CEN- F d of New Jersey. Leave lows: For Elisabeth Port, Elianbot Scotch Plaine, Plainfield, New Marke Ni bas > ville, North Branch and’ White House, Ha No.1 North Hiver: at %, Aci lew Jersey Railroad, at te ening, leave White House, ok, Now York @ places, 534, Bhi, » Ug. M. N 4 members of City Chapters are participate im the exercises of the occasion. vv ORDER, NO. Ball. New York, J: with Tae mtal Orders, the corpe aight Guard ewill nob = rade on the 4th July neat, Byer VINCENT, Commandant L. G. Epw. B. Coorrn, Orderiy's Sergeant. ON MOYLE, OR MILES, DECEASED.—JOUN MOYLE, or Mllen late of Chesham, in the county of Buckingham, tripeman and umbrella maker. deceased: “hy queathed his residuar; te to auch of his brothors vat sis Ly Fo is decease, of such of hi lifeti: ‘The said Joh ter Moylo was also im the seafaring lin ‘tis supposed from Falmouth) in u packet to ich cityrhe a Pr kaye sunshand tee 6 EW HAVEN sae 3 F00r oF ae NEW YORE. f Monday, the 24 July, Mails 3k and Now Haven follows :—For New 4 ead tedeetela, Bergin June 30, 1649.—On *_WM. ¥. BRADY, P. M. AWS OF NEW YORK, 1M9—CERTIFIED EDITION the Session La be y only gutheniged sae for alain ths ity, jn jnet published, con be obtained from the re JOHN J. DIOSSY, No. | Nassan street. WANTS, Wi ANZED-4 cook Wilo UNDERSTANDS ¥ —~ ip or German cooking perfect! a None without good 01 toad het capability, meod apply at'29 Wa- lace. ANTED TO PURCHASE 4d twenty acres of landion iv adh CASH. o ONE. BY A RRSYROTARLE, PROTESTANT site: lesale store; hardware, 2 situatio tance into the co ater. y references particulars “inquire st 42 Rast Fourteenth strect. Gan te fe 7 three days at the above number ANTED—L YOUNG WOMAN, rk; she iss first rate ae Nuvve or etrene. wt ren: indieon street, Can be seen for two days. WARTD- § SITUATION, I BY A MosT bie girl, to do cooking, washing rate washer and iron: willing to mi fn the country. to make he: Ht fame +” The boot of city re- age ot West Twenty- Wier A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WIFE, IN- Reree, © part of om house, ‘with or with- & private family, who have more room will be A Poardin, ae ase ha Daas PS erwer, to travel, ven. rion street, in the store. Calls will be heard for apenes 5 SITUATION c Ly quae, ar A veal Her child isala wee to take care aa lived four years in 18 the coun hy in AMUSEMENTS, 6 rama’ ‘tt ATRE, CHATHAM Bee rae ane eee eyes RAKS iis abla, Ms, Sa 3 Li wine: iO SF nak Fi FIRST Tf. patie ae i Sanne our- = i Peter orclock, usher Giant iversall; lar Ameri af idastot versa! ular American . oars will gi and Veniriloquist, te al Bnd astoundin quism, at cack the Vi xperim median. Abe emgaged Miss Stanhone, Mise Wea, Copland, Mr. Clarke, &e., ko. Wax Seri Re- Prosentation in Wax of the Siamese Twins. ine Rook- Welly the Fartume Teller: Aduiesiow 29 cents. Children under 10 yeare, 1236 centa. duly 34 will af ‘Weather. ection of Mr. Nosher. Programme for Monday Eve rere Be aaa Foon X vortt Songs, oor will be cleared. for Dancing.— ete, Bb cents odehs Me postponement on eeveuss ef Yio Nights, Miokets 25 cents. wie sotoring Sea Breeses. Lovely Mocalishs GR,RP, SackED CONCERT, FOR THE Bi H Saint Nicholas Church, Seco erent, will take ples 8 o’olock, under the organist of the church: Particulars Sunday evening, July 8th, commencin direction #f Mr. eT OF THE , ITALIAN ARTISTS OF the Opera Com, pany At the Assembly Boome of the Chinese Buildings, Broadway, a ring and ua Loe. b vuesday ever until furthe and Venice; Signo \d_ Londo: Opera of New York ; with several other distin~ : | gulened artists. Piano, on this occasion, will be presi jed over by Mr. Adolphe Roseovita, pupil of the celebrated Tits asd sesemtiy araved ie this ally. Admittance, 25conts, | Doors open at 7; Coneert to comm: t 8 o'clock, NIBLO'S GARDEN.47H OF JUuY,, 1840, etfully announces to the intends openi Garden and Joon on the glorio occasion of th versary of our American Indepeuden when he ho} ‘offer an catertainment worthy of ‘thelr p tronage. Tho RAVEL FAMILY, 22 in numbers will appear | ip three entertainments of the most laughable deseriptios a splendid exhibition of Firework Mr. Isaac Edge, Admin ne appropriate to the’ greak conts to wll parte lowest prices; titittas of Fireworks De &e., for the Trade. To be had at the’ oldest Manufacture Depot in the country. P. L. VULTEE, 116 Corner of Orange, entrance 2d door in Orange streot ITO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN.—GREAT aTTBactio nd Instrumental Concert, to commonc y, $a, kart Si 4th, Thursday, 5th, anadebure ‘aN noe fre LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT PAINTING, BY THE celebrated artist Philippoteaux, comtaining over 300 full ath figures, and representing the proclamation of | the h Republic, will be exhibited on Monday, 2d of July, and fellowlng days of the week, at the Female Academy of Brooklyn, Jerolomon street, Admission 25 cente—children half-pric os — <= RAILROADS. i, | D'or OF THE AUBPRN AND ROCHESTE RR. Canandaigua, 16th J: 1849.—A Semi-Annual Di- vidend of four per cent on the coast iat iV? this Company bast been declared, itockholders om its of the our— holders will r registered, to w of the State of Now York, inthe City of York; at the offee of Messrs. J. E. ayer & Brother, im oY Boston ; and at the office of the Treasurer in this place. The Trani Books ke will be closed for ten days previous to the first day of August next. CHAS. SEYMOUR, Trensuror. EW YORK & HARLEE RAILROAD COMPANY. —THE wangeand div referred stock of the New York fyat erate of eight Log og | recs af the ‘Company, No. 3 4 after Tuesday the third day of July The tranefer books of the preferred atock will be closed from net day of June to the Ath day of July. Dated June 19th, AM'L, M. HLATCHPORD, Tre: AND FIXTURES FOR SALE of a Merchant Tailoring Establishment, No. $ Astor Feuse, For particulars, eaquire of BENJAMIN M. NOE, 566 Broadway OTICE,—THE STOCK situated lan ing the prese ba iv ie “irs trij eo is so has not oubseriber. Perru Am v TION. HE CHO! from C! 2% hours, and ERIAL suuP.—TaR PUBLIC AREIN’ of duly now building, and which ie to be as to show the full si bei! mined to make this o Which the following i Feeent notices he seid publio exhibition nec | £04 claim which, ia x successful issue, might ar case of itch and Fulton in inventor, can toll, aftor bi [ew to ase and examine the structure befure its appearance, a ted to carry about on Which this werial cas pro ing excursions around Stat Masters of steamboats ‘will be Turaishea by eddrosssing the ture.—This Day, at 103, errr rere se 1K01 whole ‘a4 cathartic, but quietly relieves the bowel# about once ae Ea ‘so common at this time. Cholera, although it}as cured thousan jonny THAT N.d., wilh and during 0) “the nt summer. ' It is now in such , form and structure, th and tho exvelope (alread Trendy f y to for its fret trial. Yowas ‘iataden $0 to this experimont until it bad made ir to New York, but 0 hibition for Motel, without Lat rent from this Aerial Ship, ary, to for novel been, directly or . It wi idoubtloss gratify the 11 ala0 afford opportunity ¢6 a tiokes, te consirwoted, ls 10 foot foot high in the contre, is purpose. The plan of the | , aud & rude mo ir, to the dis strong, wind. | 8 pecially for thi 2 yea durii tom v itu toy ft mhoate Ivland, on the tha datye SOLOMON ANDREWS, Pres. of 1. L. nov, June 21, I SALES BY AUCTION, “NOTICE. BOWLING SALOON. “PURNT- | ‘con- o Bowling Saloon, ‘ounter, Oyster St BELL, Auctionser.” THOS. MEDICAL, LERA-—The great majority of cases and dentha | tare di ry wy Saonee. Also relieves them of the burning eeusation Wedo not recommend it for of is to call 8, P. To: Bere neen: R. Lip ey oo OCULIST, AUR usual to diseases of the “Eye gther id ‘or further sree allot rtleulars, injuire of G hare in. good ord . B. route, Wioha OCULIST, ng? peers’, ytd MISCELLANEOUS. ee en US THE Sopureeennns, or Lid taking Fund st ‘of the City of New York, by virtw ‘Common Coanetisot cal “ony, 6, atitled on erdinence te.oreste 8 Yorn), of the eer one thousand for of the usa: nine,” hereby ¥ #@ notice stat ‘ealed ed pro Will be re~ selved until Monday the ses a day of July next, at twelve be opaned ‘until that ° Ang CY noon ‘of that . loan tty seigny eM alr id stock. Payments <—e and Scovant of which any proposal may be secs oes on or before the weit aay of J) the tt) anion wen by the C tities om delivery’ of the Prurenle sre to aah op a for ster Beesk’ of the Cit ‘ork, for the year 1849,” ‘and enclosed in an_enveloy yar of the Clay of Fe x. Each York, deeetes to Joho Lawrence, York, at the Hall of ‘thust state diewnctly the sum of erie fo Hundred og R* MOVING. FRENCH MECHANICAL ae Fo pif ees ear Canal 6 Broad sere i te and Stands. CHANCE WHICH SELDOM 0} ‘No. 70 6th os from the Int of er i vove establishment, with oF wi information apply ae above, or at Ni SrA" ENGINES AND PILE-DRIVING APPARATUS) Se Ebeerese Engi with one of Silke’s m = iv ached t oom one of the new, Owens 1 Pip Delving ocuiocs attached. See's Steam Engine, wi om pacts fe pile- boring at- tached. For sale low. William street. M4>4* TARIN, FROM PARIS, 440 ROADWAY, I IN- forme the Ladies of New York, end those visiting the city, that she offers et very reduced to close the soa— rich and beautiful ef Straw te, Also, French Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, ke. Sse & ROBINSON, ra Beatin Chty. Calte Commreston and Forwarding Merchants safe sipcpantat anh Pateante, and Stor agree sa A ig WT ‘Will be sent by 7aGG! ris Di RY, Foun: No. fy hy Eng A 1ON BY a4 yo 14 use wor Chemberwors, or te "ania in the whthing ana of children, and to do plain sewing. country. Please neon. WANTED’ VERY REsPRCTAD! ENGLISH Wo- an, 2 years of age. wishes a si uiet epectabie family. Bhe would undertake the car nd comencnce pete education. UR & O0., 66 80% Fiss C RACKERS.—1.0 BOXES, FOR SAL GooD FAMILY, ta, wishes to get ily, widewor, or has vent d retired abite, small ta N AMERICAN ADY. A wibow, oF. 4oF, spsetable fa pau adopt nme gt = fins Fins AW MAKERS WANTRD—TO GOOD WORKMEN Mendy eM TOR RCO. ond 3 Goll rest, $10.000 RANZE2:, 20%, 088 TeAR—uw. bted seomrit, ships, valued more than $50, Address ae meer and lay Sia Also on Iniand Navi- ii wr thom Risk: Asany similar institution et ‘Sion prem a joated and paid, Thomas W, Thorns, Martin Hot D. Moliek. n Van Boskerok,John J. Hi |. Jacobe, Gilbert Day as, Wm. Yau yoke Phi ip Perrewen, i= Ls Bell, James |. Adams. John Becker TUOS: w. THORNE, Presiden, ad c. i to UE pe LOAN FUND LFS Aruprance Society of London and $7,000 A large evaranty fund iny: three Americse merican polie information oe desired b: seer on vale Whe whe Rk OSTA he I repert he wont ganas ee SS wanes edyta N extent rf 0 )PentJouws —A PUBLISHER ov ouanacten. | Kiran Tesponsibility, is wanted to take shargs Py We psblication cfnm sotatlished Newspaper. Address SHIPPING, T%. BRITISH AN AND N ore amqgrcan, Ls A MAIL ao Bt a ‘aie Prenve yom, ro ea ioe a”. Papens rePiret Cobia, Cy arta Se bometren Pace — ABLOND bt Live—tire aid & HINCKEN, more, the Int of J — “ . Tats. Ta JULY. 000 tome, hi MPI Mt leare for Steerage 1 cont, Merohandine, 70 canes por Dapenge allowed aaeh cabin passan- verry No pasanre Wy pero frag one-half ea berth for one w sad pevente, the ow ahs ce hours wee ay 2 iy clocks Mens fy Ty Dr. ‘attend to whe Door, as usual, o'elock on the above days. 10 FEMALE INVALIDS AND FAMILIE: aette being desirous of extending be aw modesty of her sex, fori Gus to medieal adv ir, prevents many from ving tention to their health, is led to this the laboring under we id ral (Signed Livingston Co., N, Y. June 20, 1848, it the Wild Cherry, 1 had beom obliged to quence of @ severe affection of tl te d to try your remedy for course of a fow woeks I vd bealth, 90 that ) JOHN BURNS. Buy none rm the written signatere of I. BUTTS om the wre ul For ss 100 Fulte Bui form of thie tment of delicate diseases eussies Dr. ps Dw: COOPER, 4 DUANE 8TRI rien Confined bis prsetice ¥o the treate her diseases of delicate nature. enees of thin disease ixteen years disease, Recent cases oured = ee IMPORTANT FROM CALIFO., cane to mf one hundred for 38 cen formations of by William Y. Rpruce street, Phil ve system, in ov: ‘and form, ‘The various forsee. ¢ x soores dis- As COMPLETE ETE PRACTICAL Wo! Venereal Di: ea- then details r: Als St Eivaivey. natitution, nmerating neeee OMEN BOSTWICK, M.D. FET rrrs ry tieitin Sth herbed | Weoken | poor would ie heal the married, or those sontom- jsclosee important ssorete which Sra 4 of an incrones of fa aa RSet t ‘and the most and ee mon ota tre They embrace interests of too cote inde April, and ‘other The Details of the News BROUGHT BY THE CLYDE THE BIOTS AT SAN FRANCISCO, INDIGNATION AGAINST AMERICAN CONGRESS. TROUBLE AT THE MINES. ww nent ‘* Confirmation of the Departure of Gen. Persifar F. Smith from San Francisco to the Ships of War in Port, WET WEATHER AT THE PLACERS. AFFAIRS IN MBIICO. THE PROGRESS OF EMIGRATION, &o., So. deo. Wasuineton, June 29, 1849. The refreshing showers of yesterday have cooled down the atmosphere, and, by the aid of a freelx north breeze, have made the day more supportable than the last few days have been. The late news from California, say up to the 18th May, sent. by telegraph from New Orleans, hae been confirmed, by the receipt of a letter, yester- day, from Mexico and Mazatlan, by Mr. Parrott, our consul for the latter place, now here. The causes of the riotous proceedings in California are attributed to the disappointment of the inhabi- tants, on hearing that Congress had adjourned without extending the laws of the land over their territory. They could no longer bear such neglect. Mobs, it seems, were organized at all the drinking made houses, to express their indignation at such wnpa- ae ae | | ralleled neglect on the part of the government. The effects of an over indulgence in liquor afforded the | materials for a general outbreak, which Gen. Smith Land his officers endeavored to quell; but, after ex hausting his patience, and despairing of being able to put anend to the innumerable crimes publicly com- muted, had, for his own personal safety, taken shel- ter on board the ships of war in the harbor. If such be the order of things in San Francisco, what may we expect to hear from the gold diggings ? Much discontent is manifested, on the part of the Americans and Californians, that the rich deposits of gold are thrown open to foreigners, who are ar- riving, in regular organized and armed partie | from all places on the Pacific, tor the sole purpose | of digging and carrying away the gold. Such is the influx of foreigners, that, from Mexico alone, 50,000 have gone. There is some reason in this complaint. The gold deposits in California should, and must, be preserved for the use of our own citi- zens, and interlopers, the scum of other countries, be prevented, by law or force, frem landing, with the view of digging and carrying from the country the gold. Should such an order of things exist long, the whole of the immense beds of gold will be taken to the four winds, to the manifest detriment of both the government and citizens. It would not be amiss were the odium of all these misfortunes to fall on the heads of a certain fanati- cal party, composing the majority of the last Con- gress. May they never re-occupy their seats as representatives of these United States! There is a great deal to do, and be done, for California, by the next Congress. I regret to say that nothing will be done till then, There is a probability that the Mexican govern- ment will shortly be overthrown. Santa Anna is expected back. The Indians of Michoacan, Jalis- co, Queretard, and the State of Mexico, are up in arms against the whites, butchering them nght and left. The opposite party will, no doubt, take advantage of these disorders, to bring on the over- throw of Herrera’s government. Some fifty persons had arrived at Mazatlan from ifornia, who gave a most deplorable aceount of the state of the country. They found the Yankees too much for them, even at their own game— mining. There will be no more emigration from Mexico. The placers of Sonora are drawing peo- ple in that direction. They are said to be richer than those of Californi The Mexican commissioners had arrived in Tepic, where they were rusticating. [From the New Orleans Pleay By the arrival of the pritieh steamer Clyde, in Mo bile on Wednesday evening, we hove ‘reosived files of El Siglo and La Trait d' Union, from the city of Mexico, to the 12th inat., inctusive We Gnd in the Tvart 4’ Union of the 9th, rolumineus that bait tabu us land have been couleur de rom, we deem it jw 4 proper, and necessary even, to give the other ride of the picture Every medallion has ite reverse We shall. however, first Insert the news— | later than thet which was received by the Crescent City. This will be fowod in the following rerearent, taken from the correspondence of the Tepic Caveota alt is ee very Cad haracter, Soeetag Inen fore dared not la or shew are hearted like wolves. (Che itailer are in t eriginal ‘The law of the bad been prociaimed A eifirms that dual had been Kiiled, evon in San Franeiseo, bys me lefactor who wanted to wrest from bim = morsel of ich be heid in bis hand just aay, adds the writer of the foregoing, thet too many law ding Amerieans io Cailfernia to ad mit of such an affront being offered to Gea. Smith, the ated authority of their country , ‘The subjoined is from the Tra d Union, of the Oth Instant — ‘The fullowing documents have been handed to us — graves character to ad- ‘Mit of Lhe least delay in giving them publicity Me , Jane n— Having left the placers on San Francisco the May; having seem, Mx. Eorr, with an impertial eye, ail that is mow passing ta (ale Seat I deem it my duty to give to the pudiic the th lm all ite nudity Although it is of & nature cele oameate alarm many persons who friends in that couse. have relations omg may, however, pro uy In order to ob- tain it excavations way be made of « yard (vara) oF yard and ® haif deep by the same dimensions wide, ith crowtars and pickaxes, Thee ee are dug im the bed of the rivers, or im their backs, sad coase hey ardiilied with water — Chie ia the dry diggings The Inborers, up to thetr knees tn «ater are the day to s heat oe ne that of ring Ube 1 if yoved during P ey her the case. are compelled to pans uch is the true ste things pe torn home im rary health with what be bas bought Dither ey, omni bimeetf fortunate iu dowd Lab nes ie that of ® galicy sin roburt ee ‘ome stand 188 month nia, the fertility of whieh has been so law ered. jore, to insert theae fugitire remarka, 0 articles (rom the \merioaa paper, published on taken from letters credit. (From the Alte California, of Apria a j We have for some for California 1 the belf of the real yreeme (hae two hundred sail from the United States wid enter oar thie year, Many veeneie have set sail from En ieed aad the continent of FE Mrope, & crowd of other: are We reovive lar intelligence from wil the aud consis of the Pacific, Whlist omigrmals Ape meciviug by ino im thoursude Phi ekUmordipary movement, ane ©)‘ whe ~ ~~ Gent AA