The New York Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1849, Page 3

The Changes in the Custom House. ‘We have eollested some additions to our list of re- movals and eppoiutments, made by the newly appoint. e4 Gollestor ef this port, Hugh Maxwell, Esq., which are as follows :— lease 8. tered nephew of Philip Fone, appeinted As gy jon Buek, Deput; W.G. G. King, son of Charles King, } Golleeters. James 1. ‘Lotiman, Depu- Parke Godwin, sencin-law ef W.C. Bryant, | tier ©. P. Clineh, appolut- Weumore, gden, Jr., Auditor—retained. WRIGHEKS, Joel Conklin appointed, view Dr. Tate, formerly of Mississippi. brother ot the late Seerctary Walker, and formerly seeret inspector. Bu. James H, Kipp, viee George S. Mann, formerly an euetioneer., - Darius mpy, vice John Orser, of the Sth ward, formerly keeper of the Hoboken House, and president ef the “ butt Enders.” Jobn W. Richardson was reported removed, but it is net the care. Henry B. Cock, Ishp,L. 1, viee J. 1. Mumford, re- signed, ovacens. Walter Brady, brother of the postmaster, viee Jo- seph Rose Jr. George W. Blaekstone, vice Thomas Donovan. Sawuel B. French, vieo Peter Chivis, easy William M. Haydock, druggist of the 7th ward, vice Jehu F Ropes, of the Sunder - Atlas George W. Embree. druggist, of the 7th ward, vice Teaac B. Smith, formerly Assistant Alderman of the 16th ward Jedidiah R, Lester, of the 15th ward, groeer former; measurer under Edward Curtis, view George E Bald- win, of the 7th ward, lawyer. William BE. Kobinsen correspondent of the Tribune, editor of the People, aud formerly of New Haven, Ct. vice Beverley K. Hasbrouck, grocer, of Williamsburg, and formerly of Ul+ter county, Samuel B. Romaine. lawyer, viee Conrad Swack- hamer, grocer of Williamsburg, ex-member of the Legislature, and one of the members from King’s coun ty. for revising the late constitution M. H. Cargill, chairmen Ninth ward Whig Com- wittee, vice Thomas K, Kellinger, butcher, of the ‘Tenth ward. Robert # Dinan, vice PeterCrawford, formerly keeper porter house in the Fighth ward. muel Brewster, vice Joseph Cunningham, of Jersey City, formerly Post Master at Trenton, N. J., jer Jaekson and Van Buren ; removed by Frank ‘Geanges, ‘snd appointed in the Custom House under Van Ness, William H. Whitlock, vice Capt. Isaiah Rynders, prominent politician of this city. INSPECTORS. Capt. Robert Silvey, viee Alexander Anderson. Capt. —— Lowber, brother of the Captain of the packet ship Montezuma, vice William I. Baker. William Turner, vice Jobn Hillyer, George A. O'Brien, vice —— Dean, William Wheaton, viee Joseph F. Casserly, of the Sixth ward. Charles H. Hammond, vice William 8. Bennett. Sandford Cobb, viee —— Beach. Edward Soley, vice — Beamis. Charles Purviance, vice Augustus Childs, brother of Gasper C. Childs, of the Globe. Another brother ef C. ©. C, retained. Issac R. St. John, vice Samuel Phillips. ‘Thomas M. Lyon, vice Charles Atwood, son of H. At- weod, formerly Surveyor of the Port. Albert A. Lydecker, vice Joseph Bailey. Obarles E nm, vice. Binrell. George Wetvell, vice Jacob Chete, formerly # mea- ourer. Joseph Shanott, viee Dr Siekl James B. Brinsmade, vice A. G. Palmer. John F. Raymoud, vice William Brown. Audrew Lockwood. vice Daniel Ward, formerly Assistant Alderman ef the Tenth Ward. George Betts, vice Dennis bps on James L. Hewitt, viee —— Chamberlain. Jeni Lewis, vice [lermann Atwill. William Hogan. vice Thomas Barr, formerly elerk iw the Register’s oflice, under Samuel Osgood. Dudley B, Andrews, view Archibald Noble. Jobn Edmonds, viee ——~ Beyon, of Brooklyn. tra Dubois vice S. Drew, APPOINTMENTS, TO FOLLOW REMOVALS NOT KNOWN, Jebn Stewart, Withiam Kidder, W. G. Jones, Samuel Allen, ~— Bowne, C. B. Chete, Dr. Dickinson, Col. Habbell, Daniel eed Joba Van Bussum, —— Niel Joseph mais Hart, nephew of Zebedee Ring, ap- Pointed, on the loth of April, an inspector by Mr Lau- erwards Marker, by bis unele Zebedee,the Sur- ag resigned, for eaures not made pu Smith, Jr. of Arkuueas, ono of & ve 30 2 the Sunduy itlar, resigned on the 20th of ‘The Colleetor has Combe, Inspectors of t pointed Thos. Dring Port, Tux Exerisn Mais.—We are authorized te state that the whole of the bags containing the wails and despatches brought by the steamship Hi- bernia, were delivered by the officer in whose charge they were, at the Post office on Friday evening, upon the arrival of the steamship. The bags delivered ut the Post Office on Satur- day, were sent from Messrs. Wilmer & Kogers; they contained newspapers, oe y were delayed in eonsequence of a passeager taking them in mistake with his Juggage. They had nothing to do with the Post Office mails. ; soe -On the Peusth, the poate of ¥ M. On the For 0 ie Seemperee ae Fy many distinguished pe ae dhis city. aud seve! deputations from distant places, foviting him to vieit their respective localities. A de- patation from Boston waited on him, eonsisting of Dr. ith, Moses Grant, Major Robt.Cawdier, Wm. 4. white ena De, Charles. Marsh, for th purpore of inviting him, and secompanying him, to that t elty. Deputations were also reeeived from Rewport, Bal Binghamtom, Dayton, Ohio, Alban: ”M, N.Y he Mayor and Common Counoil of Brooklyn, Mayor and Common Couneil of Jersey City waited bim. During the day he visited the Croton water werke, upon an invitation from Col. W. Jay Haskett, aud expressed himself highly gratided with them. the eveniog he was invited by some members ef th: Corporation to witnesdthe Greverks inthe Park, from the baleony of the City Hall. He not only Bie thiaed with the rejotelngs of the day, but passed eneo- miums on the penes and order that prevailed ‘Smiast cd h that was exciting. om, Dr O'Leary and Mr o flere, to visit other portions of the Croton Aqueduet. Three earriages conveyed the party, and Father Mathew was still more pleased with what he saw, than he was the day before, They vigted the Deaf and Dumb Inatita- tion, and also the Asylum for the Blind, whore a samp- tuous collation was prepared for him and the friends who accompanied him, The worthy oatlo was eathy gratified with those inetituticns, mach #0 he pronounced them “God-like."’ MMe goes on o visit to-day for one or two days, end after bis return he will adininister the pledge publicly. Tue Coconno Porviate Cetrneation or tTunin Isverexvesce Day. Some philosophical individaal has ite man aw werry on- in more se,’ but w Jearnedly asserted, that the “wl @artin, and colored popperlayal Jiorious Fifth” of Jaly « demonstrati: ow a dark ebadow over the Corpor pale faces, and they accordingly planned e@ grand eotilion ex- eursion to Rockland Lake, by the steamer Kosciasko, Captain J. L. Poulette—who is no chicken —yerterda: 4 morning, having a good band of musicians “to refres! she patriotiem of the party, ke; and asthe green on board by Louis Bruno, Jer an eclipse on tl Dills of fare were not printed om @ are not advised to the list of endeastend that they could not consistentiy ’ Boudder Greeley was toe ‘We doubt not that the participants in this eele- had lots of patriotism, fum, philanthopy, and vertle Nee that highly di irvi House eertaial = beatin) ‘more arrived et that plac Inquasts.—The eoroner oon | en Inquest deptal drowning. ‘The coroner held an inquest yesterday at the = Hospital, on the body of John Merdline, Tged % y a native of contents tonnvel tas eek Ly a injuries accidentally reees: m Poeee th ¢ railroad care of she Harlem and N Mine. ‘at the = off, corner of Centre and Ceaal tee Verdict accordingly Movements of Distinguished “individuals Amongst the arrivals atthe aes Sse che ye = we netics the following persone: ant Postmaster General, F. B Sb Wood, stesmsbip New Orleans; Biew Orleans: nite Bae! ‘ A pws od United st tea Nevy, Colonel A. sy, Thitedel i tain Jas Stuart, United ‘Lett, Arkansas; Colonel Sam. Henorable ( John Garland, ae tates Army; Francl Stat y; J. Slidell. Louisiana; Fit \Gomerset, Britieh Army; Captela W. ©. Templeton. Mew Orleans; Alexander Bain, London; and Dr ig Ve, United States Army. Conrt of Common Pioas, Before Judge Ingraham. Jere 5.—The Court organized this morning. Ne osure Veing ready, his Honor adjourned, Before doin 0, he stated that the calendar wo not be eailed bulé any enace would be taken oY re the par- end consent. On Mon ext, should we before the Cow Supreme Court, GPNERAL TERM. 1, Tosti ees Jones, Horibut Edwards ¥5.-No 40, Hell ond Wife ads. Jom Tonnele — argument in 1% ¢ause wes eoneluded this mor- iter whieh oe Wilean €9, AYfred J. Cipreant, nd » W Under argament the salen We are indebted to Major Frazier, Board! ne officer at Quarantine Gropnd, for the fellowing list }, arrivedjat thie Srom foreign porte, from the April last, to 8 F ‘the 4th instant ; 00,041, bel: plays, avoracing pot day, 1,063, After 3 P.M. and before sunset, over the body of e boy, 9 by the Zame of John Lockhart. whe was found aceite ie the ‘river, foot of 12th street, North Shiver. Vordiot acel- Fasting and Prayer Threugheut the Union “Recommend: Tron of President Cay lo hen the Providence of God has mant- visitation of noe, pg its ravages throug’ jo land, it | fitting people, whose relianes bas over been en His protcetion, should hamble themselves before His thi and, while acknowledging past transgressions, | ntinvanee of Divine mercy. | It is, therefore, earnestly recommended that the first day in August be observed throughout the United States, as a day of fasting bumiliation and prayer, All business will be ruspended in the vacious branches of th blic rervice on that day, and it is recom. persons of all religious denominations to as practicable, from secular oecupa- tions aed to asrowble in their reapective 8 of pubs lie worsbip. to acknowledge the indnite goodaves w has watehed epee as &@ Baton. aod soko erowned us with manifold bl Almighty, in His own hand which is now lifted up against us Warhington, July 3, 1849, Progress of the IN THIS Mavon’s Orricr, New York, July 4. 1849 ‘The Sanitary Committee of this eity report 84 new enser, and 47 deaths, of eholera, ax having oseurred } during the last 24 hours eUMMARY Cases, Daatha, Diseh’a In Centre etreet Hospital... 5 ) William street Hospital. Blackwell's Inland Asylum Colored Home, In private practic » Ne The Sanitary © mmittee of ‘his wity report 64 new eases. and 26 deaths, of cholera, as having ovcurred du- ring the last 24 houri | MaLARY. | Cases. Toaihe, Disch'd. In Centre street Hospital .10 2 William street Hospital ‘ 2 Colored Home... . 2 ° Lunatic Asylum. . 5 a Jn private practice. . lo © | Total... sees secon 8 * 20 s IN BROOKLYN. Boann or Hvacru, July 5, 1849. During the Jast two days there have been twelve cases Of epidemic eholera reported to this office; seven of whieh have proved fatal, viz : Alfred Parnell, Ellen MeCartby, Mary Mallady, Michael Broderick, Henuah Kane, Michael Hough, and John FE. Cornell. CHAS, 8. J. GOODRICH, Physician of the Board. IN OTHER PLACES. ‘The Richmond, (Va) Enquirer, of the Sd inst. says: — We are pained to announce that this dreadful scourge peared in its most malignant type at Shirley, the ence of Mr, Mill Carter, hursday last; and we understand that up to Sua- day night there bad been fifteen deaths; und at the time boat for Richmond passed esterday, three mero were in a dying condition, Allwere blacks. The mor- tality has been so great that Mr. Carter has left his fine field of luxuriant wheat unharvested. Nothing ould bave exceeded the pains that have been taken both to prevent the disease, and arrest it after its ap- | pearance. The best medical skill has been employed, all the appliances which could be brought to bear we eed, but without avail. On the other planta- tions on lower James River the laborers are remark- ably healthy. ‘The Louisville (Ky.) Jowmnal, of the 29th ult , says:— ‘There was a great diminution in the number of cholera cares yesterday, as compared with the preceding day. ‘The entire number of interments yesterday was Bftecn, | seven adults and eight children, Six of these are re- ported as era deaths, We heard of nine more persens who died yeeterday, but they will not be in- terred until to-day. The interments from the hospital | and workbour not included in the above. We | understand that at the workhouse four deaths of eho- lera have oecurred thus far. There are several eases of eholera on Bullitt street. Weare informed by two ef of our most respeetuble practitioners in the eity, that the disposition to ehelera among the better elasses is eeidedly lees than it wasa few days ago, whilst it have inereased the distriets where it has already prevailed, as also upon the outskirts of the elty The Concordia (La) Intelligencer of the 23d ult. says :—The cholera is raging on the Gustine Plaee ewned by Lemuel P. Conner. at Rite Point, on the Mis- siesippi line, about 7 miles above Vidalia. |1' olere appeared there in the he beginning of last week, and three \ aths oceurved on the first night after its appearance. ort time of abatement ensued, and now it has ap- meee with increased malignity) tpwarde of fifty persons had been attacked and seven deaths had oc- curred when the afflicted place was lust heard from. In Madison parirh and elsewhere up the river, cholera has almost entirely disappeared, for @ time at least. ‘A new disease—a fever of an unusual and hybrid eha- Tacter, without ehiils, but with spusme and foaming at the mouth—bas eppeared on many places, and eaused | some mortality, The terrors of the aew disease have robbed ebolera of ita slarms in Medisen parish, und ep- | posite to it on the Mississippi ‘The board ef health of Buffalo, on the 24 instant, re ported 31 cases of cholera for the preceding 48 hours. | ‘There were 13 deaths Py ee at Columbus, (Obie) from the 22d te the 20th ull The Dayton (Ohio) aeahititias 29th ult. Les: — From Wednerday evening at dark, whem eur last report elosed, up to the same hour y yy, there were nine deaths from eholere in this eity. ‘The Louisville (Ky.) Journel, of a seen ult. says :— The interments yesterday were iY made our inquirie Phere may ha’ Soon Jate in the evening. About one-halfof these were from cholera. and most of them cccurr the night following. We ere eonti ments tc-day will show a very cousiderable dimii We hear of a few eases of cholera in Jofersen o: but are = Avis yesterday. reports four deaths | the two piveeding ‘days. None had oe- | je asylum. | rted at Maysville and none on Thu: ay. 4 The Russellville Herel t vepents that free from | eholers, but in the (Logan) two negroes be- lorging to G. P. ne bad died 2. to Monday last, three deaths had oseurred at | Bowling Green. ' ‘The Richmond Chromic le states that there hed met | been a care of cholera im that place, but mony persons acked with the premonitory symptoms. eares and Three or four deaths of eholera have one cecurred tn Harrison eounty, Indians, during the we The « Claeinnati jaretie, of the 94 Invtant seys :-~ ‘The steamer Wiseonsin, at St. Louis, from above on ~y4 34th, Feperted having met the steamer Uncle Tob; short dletanee beyond Oquawka, the ebolere ragiog upon her toa trightfulextent. She was bound for Ga jepa with about a hundred (jerma: yr aulbad had 22 deaths from the time of les Loui Neg A meget Commercial of the Tpetent vay rt # omusunlly violent in the Tenth adi ‘A German family of on that dey! wy 8, ir tye flour at $4 90 per barrel $3, end rm at $275. Grali—The demand for wheat eonti- ues limited at $1 per bushel for goo 4 $1 08 | for white, No sales of rye. Two or three lots of yo low corn soldat 660 Sj eents, weight. Oate—a of prime Southern sold at 29 eente per bashel. Wh the stock rales First Board $500 City Oe, 7, 108%): 22: 10 Penn, Ralliroad, 40; 17 do Bank, 25 \ ; $1000 City Os, 103), "9b, Ob 34; Go Girard, «5, 1b M6 bo Ta So de } 4— $9000 Sch. Nev. 6s, 8645; 10 Penn Bank, } Toesg: toot | 8. Loan, 6s, '67, 117; 6000 Readii road Bonde, 60}, ; 4000 C 4000 ¢ ity da, °81, 1035 Ge, °¢9, 108; 900 Texas Notes, 10; 2900 Biase be, 875 Court of General Sessions, Before the Keeorder ~~, * agg Jemison end J Jovy 6 —Bipemy A Meek’ , named Charles Wil- liams, only 18 years of age, was placed on trial, o! 4 with having married a eolored an named M n- | ya the 22d of March last. while Clare Jac! to whom he was married on the 19th of July, 1843, wae still living. Only two witnesses were introduced; there were both eolored proachers of the methodist de mination. The first ome, the Hey. Mr. Johnson, | swore that he married the prisoner to (lara Jaekeo in July last, and the Rev, John P. Thompson, an ofMelating at Zion Church, ewere that he married bim to Mine Mary Jobneon, on the 224 of Merch last. This constituted the cart; anc es the evidence was thus eon- | elusive, the jury returned a verdict of guilty, but re- commended the prisoner to the morey of the Cort ‘Williams was then arraigned for sen tate thet he war under the intl married the last time, and a The Court sentenced him to State prison he two years, Court adjourned Ull Friday morming Frou Sr. Jonx ann Fastrort.—We are indebted to Gunnison’s Iaprees for St. John papers to e 24 Inst, We notice no intelligence of importance: | St. Jobn ea that a the Fairy Queen, on Saturday, i | 4th of July in Borton, and exp | won't ell come Lark “red” republicwns. propria | tore ef the steiner Admire! also snnoaaerd arrange- ments for tleketing thromgh t» Berton end beek, | soma withing to spend the 4th of July in this eit | telegraph ports for the line from #1 John 4 | Were luing put mp in Kt. John. — Boston Jou Domestic Miscetiany. We ere frequently indebted to the kindness | 1.8, Fever, of the « + line between Bork | Bt. Jebn, N.B. for New lek popere in e@ranes nil Gay, Mogeley & Co. of The collect noid of the Tope, tr.en in Berton on Sunday lost, amounted to $1 C4 There were bot (bree deathein Rot Byidgewater jane. daring the last + 9 Obi of & poptlation Aoest New Yom « a—We Aitat OT iby the venerel tot » Ville ow York. ia G Orieweld Fig. tho bat for many years boon a faithful ond ctheier wer that braneh of tbe Post Office Department Me Oris @uld bondeod Liv rosig nation yerteordmy. end jo bis i Wer earries with Him the tert wick he » tune at oer wile thawe oF @ ange ¢ mio | revenu Superior Couct. Present, the Chief Justice, Jer 6.—Shortly afer the eourt organized thi tue. Mr. Justies Vanderpoet was seized with » iliness, and the eourt was adjourned until 10 oe aorrew (this) morning. IN EQUITY. Before Justices Duer, Mason a Justice Vanderpoel. @ morn- sudden lock to- ‘ampbell. Jery 5 —Palmer, Receiver vs. Lawrence —|n this eause a bill was filed to foreclove a mort, defendant to the American Life an ‘The defence set up is, that the eompany was w, granted by the ‘Trust Compauy. frauda- lently organized, and thereby disabled from taking or Teeeiving any grant, Ke, Adjourned, A Boot that as | a ‘Boo! WV es, 3 a tine Reeneh nd at ovr friend Youw: 4alf pair of voots to be tour m Broadway well for $5 cd aitver Watahes, d Geld Pens rep It ts of no use to try to keep it seoreti_ Whatever efforts may he mace to keep it secret will bh Ty vecless, for the people bave got hold of the fas most Fupe Known in the tri of fashionable tailors, that you ean be suppliod with garmen : ‘and latest style, at @f the finest F elegant mak: Been in the habit of p wate, $4 to $ = Nassau aud Is clot traits of Itev. Theobald M a bust), taken by BRADY vith many other dis iO aud A?’ Breudway, corner o e utter- that che paying. — 1 indiy f Fulton The Plumbe National Dagacrreotype Gal- lery should be seen to be properly appreciated. Th berless Daguerreotypes th: oplo to with to pr Sra picture, and eldest artist in ub 4 States) says about hiv gre £70 spleudid plates, beade: ik he Nature aad ‘Tr rhein Class of Bisoure: ny eter benind the times, if he did not great work. Seeend edition just publi COMMERCIAL AFFAIR MONEY MARKET. 19 num= iy incline Thursday, July 5—6 P.M. ‘There was very little done in the stroct to-da; rators had not retu-med in foree from the coun’ the business transacted was as usual on the d: y. Ope- try, and | jay after the Fourth of July. There was no material ehange at the first board, but at the second board stocks were a little firmer. en. ‘The mereantile transaetions of the Island o! ‘There was some inquiry for State securi- | if Porto Rico for the year 1847, eompared with the previous year, according to the Belanza Mercentil, publi shed by order of Don Manuel Nunez, superintendent of the Is_ land, were as annexed:— Commences ey Ponto Rico—Imrours axon Exrorte— on™ mp 1847. tions. The value of the Pa mounted to $5,763,045 56, ineluding $440.667 89 of the mercantile de; osit. National produce ander Spanish flag. Foreign foreign 1,356,672 80 + 2,194,490 90 2212,782 47 | Total exports im 1847. “ lee. Imerease in 1847 $21 nder national flag... “ “foreign 43.952 95 | $213,355 60 | in the former operation was embraced the Intro- + + $5,708 955 80 «+» 6,660,689 80 5 56 $164,402 61 jeposit, and this establishment diminished its importations §54,706 $1, the result has shown that the eourumption has increased $245 062 47. Exportations The value of the exports reached §! 865,618 Soke $270,606 60 of the mercantil: ‘deposit. 8 duce under national tlag.. = Tner ne ‘The Commereial Depot exporied $248,005 34 than last year—whie ($466,768 76) the country as the amount of $744 604 10. ‘There were 88 more vessels entered than in 1 T more sailed, showing an increass of 10,370% the former ease and of 12 048%; in the latter. The duties produced b; the island amount to $1.206.060 42, which 61, in- - 600 38 $ y + 6,369,019 86 $406,708 76 less this if added to the former sum will show an increase in the exports of $46. and tons in the maritime com ane of crease of $77,029 62, compared with the previous year’s ‘The amount employed in the transactions of the Island of Porte amounted to $11,629.763, which emount exceed: ports ameunie to $5, produeed by Spanish vessels proceeds ports, and a G3 04.490 by the same com fori ereese is Wotteed by the Spanish flag. exports emounts produced by Spanish vessels, to Spann porte, vessels to foreign ports, which mount of exportatation ith that of the year 9409 768 ‘The comparativ has been os follows:— In 1846, 663 hogrheads of rum w 1847, only 687 hogeheads In 1846, im 1847, owly 677,146 prunds. In 1846, 4,610 lead of eatile were exported; 1847, only 4476. In 1846, 8,984,538 pounds in 1847, only 2.270.652. n 1646, 87,740,014 pounds of suger and in 1847, ounds, * in 1846, 904 663 pounds of eotton were ia 1847. the exportation inereased to 362 end in 1647, the exportation iuereased te 1 exported; of tobseeo were export ral eommereial jeo in the year 184) js that slog trom foreign igs 7 forelgn versels from foreign ports The value of to 98,065 818, of this sum $612,000 ~ same to foreign ports $250,806, and 65,005,421 ty ives the total d which, when sompared 1846, gives au increase of | xportation in Lhe years referred to, | and ia 634.073 pounds of hides were exported; and aod ia ere exported: the exportation imereased to 104 175,234 ted; and f pound, n 1846, 10.478.886 pounds of coffee were expo 5 460 B60 pounds In 1846, 9,444,152 gallons of molnees; and {n 1347, the « ‘tation amonated to 4 457 091 gallons. he greatest exportation of ee at the ports of San Juan, exportation in the yeer 1847, comp: 1846, there has been « large ineroase 428.418 pounds; ja 2.0/2 488 pounds; end in eotton the mumber and 't some augmentation, com In the ports of the Island, fa 1847, 1 ured 195 093 tons, and of the Bpaulsh veose vorsels orted 11 20 tons; parted from the por to ‘The vessels which be e eommeres of the in ) the Ameriean, and the Danish. Ther valve in the island by Spanish versels thing more than In 1846) aud the value of whi 1) TH, which measared , being mueh less than the previons year cles has taken fayaguer, Ponce, Gus: me and Aquadilla, frew whieh it results thet in od with that of age of versels, there has also been red with the previows year entered. 2, mea. job most largely participated in d, were th oe pacish, the t being some- $772,490 ox- The total value of imports and exports by Spanish verrels jh amounted to £4545 ed to $4451 062—0 & IMT. There was imp —maekiog their $3,763,789. The im jonnele $500,296, and their exports to ibe valor of $1 1 and their exports amomnind to 6450 48 the ¢ having fallen off most in the year 184 ord to m «theo the half what 16. The tmperte and exports of Danish amounted te ihe value of #20616) abe Hamburg versely, amounted to the valm The amount of importations of the pe The impo jes emeunted to © the wame, to $251.) jon from the nited Siales we Unis ea ah rhe tot rtation t ‘The imports from & amounted to #80 070. aud the eay 647.821. The import from } to 064,046, and the expe The linports from Fran be wuwe, $8 ported $95,650 less, ond ex; 16 ee wo doubt, by ike peralyse moiee by the lect revolution, The dative du custom house of the inland, during the amennted to §1906060, Of whieh euim $1,041 derived from fwports, $167 #80 from expor m tonnage duty, anchorage and light ef eutom howe di whi ry, bw ya the United Af of the tetel of the duti P $420 400, oF th Wifling duller: noe and the United States pold f There two rations «! rest who have tre $4602. The ip of ther have on d to Forte Kie ipte of 1 end prorperity in the island ef Port Stock Baenange. BL Bk ef emme nnn revious year they amount- we hod twee in vessel ‘same by \ Siam rome noses oa over thet of | ch bare ve been n paid within « 425,510 ¢ paid $1,061,340, and all the ly paid alibongh not very eomsidera- * Treasary, \idieat os thet peilenoed by Imporie and export, whieh left the mereaatile depot sumption en weinterrapted pr g oles @ mi, Sah4 hy MS “eM iT, vt the previous year, 1646, by $710,154. The value of im- 763,946; of this sum Poon! pe taal lt ie Ws 4 oat, ip tras: orting Battery Place, ee Case, in the the above reward on applying to OST OR STOL trimmed with 1 athof Joly ington place, ost 4 a berg » GOLD CHA Gold Medal 11 ¢ is re Heve'd it, SPORTE Wo DAYS’ TROT Union Course, in the United States, A 2hg v'elock, w Long Island, to ¢ Mr. Horvey White, The horses Mac and Lady § iu five, for a purse of $300, Rn nnn arrive in Troy ath | baite, &e., provided on be from or unr dred Dollar Not tue f, dor will be Libe of tho Morshaus's Bank, fiy cecranded ty leartad how ES, GODFREY & Co., 26 South street, LOST, A SMALL GOLD PENCIL pe ofa key. The finder will reosive IN A liberal reward will be gi JOUND—IN SHEPUE a sum of money, which ‘ll ¢ ° LADY SUTTON WILL B om Monday next, July he concern of her lose saine K exc 2 foot of siroe! aN'R ard. he loser ean or ALB. s them to th sToRe, e spores are Heh, ol day the eclobrated tro folk will trot mile heats, be lo take place at three o’elock. thal and proceed i add one dol FISUIN ty Par keen pieking np. AND 10TH OF JUL’ Wo of the larg st purses ever gi nuit of ured $1.00, f # Saturdaye—The or |. THOMPSON, 98 Broadwa ADY'S BLACK SILK CAPR, ¢, from the hotel at Fort ta Whoever will return the sane to 61 We Will be suitahly rewarded, on the Wash- S71 BROADWAY, | ve by describing Monda, $500, mile ver. Grand F ladie: nm tho Union late ownes Tweens ARATOGA SPRINGS AND NEW YORK.—TRAVEL- | Jers by taking passaze in the day boa 4PM, g Trey at 7 PM tleave at 7 immediately and arriving at the | Har. G We DEN, Re L, front ef tl cove, abou by ean re re oe Wet nfor two daye. Wks} A yaar RESPECTABLE YOUN bman, aa) Oo good eock, of elty refere | street, Brook) yn, will t it. Any commands to me, & Stove, be, Ko. WANTS, | etal “RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, AUCTIONEER—S) Ml to-morrow (Sat he entire cargo of brig Glen 0 bushels a Martin's salt, in lots to suit par~ | ehasore, on 4 menthe e, yer lest her ee oe eall at G4 West Washington pi oop nt, at Isl, Maine panetually attended 9, to take eharge of Children, or od eity reference. Third A YEARS OLD. ASIT jo Waiting in ® Pri Apply av 302 Ea ek ANTED A FURNISDED BED- without Breakfast and Tea, § Address SR young gentleman. ROOM, WITH OR & private family, by a Herald Ofiier. ied W of milk; Terpectable healthy young, ANTED—A SITUATION 48 WET NURSE, BY A ye & fresh breast no objec~ eallat No. ANTED—A Fain ete SMALL SIZED HORSES, NOT you sharge of ¢ a fai Tw and Tira avenues. he price will may hear of W: ang wake benelt ond management ef bor ealy usefel; he rieetly. bent of ity rs ference, rerrey ATIONS, B BYa . MAN AND uy Athi) ane: ons etands the. san objection to travel. 9 weuld take Address N ©, 60 Faria cot ‘Apply av Noe i ITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE 6 years of age, to Ls a os housework eity iy. Anquire at 113 ‘woman, as and pastry: cam eapebility. Beh amd 1Oeh pre n Hy this cffiee. Wants A sity, hig BY A RESPECAB ane girlas ehild fal city of Mew York, of Ape’ shor Bion P. A ‘s! nd Ai xee Post bold, end pone but wenlthy famiiies need ovply. COMPETENT AND doubted charaster, to keep vr @ merehane tailor im this ety. ane ATION.—A SM PS R work and te address ” of res donee Tne tk, er to take ay reference or room, Shird floor. SON WISUES TO OBTAIS od ri Bremletaet of the Sidi of w will be wired. "y a ad Chey Peas BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ANTED—IN AN EXTENSIVE HOTEL, IN rm & young m julte capable of tating charge y ret Be Ms avomee and a veoane POM ME RIear ions POR paid. » aut hiCan LADY. a wibow, oF HIGHLY winhen be as 4 ih od gapaeiiy, and will be igi secommensea, Presse ealerie ince, where she ean be . nd the bey mine yaors of ae— Ail em ROA RDING, ae, OARDING ore er “re onevred ONMDING—WarT? able hee i B" aio etd bing *ON@RESS Halt ( henge thre Philadelphia pO thewer bath for the wee © Very vindernte, and loess et So Bread ae aren enare ed MPO THE FRIENDS OF 1 tonal Police Gavotte of thi e mon thrilling scovent of fineness wdnre two } whip ety, on $f big snip IN A SMALA, ae! to Ne hed at No Bit liroed way CAPR MA ba, A hin in ite management. te end from A private Wt at tl le ober THE sv © rey ORPHANS hy tof th biter dy, eontala Pp sifu) orphan Tr the ooamtry woud on, comer of monpieamens — PRIVATE. Faw y, IN | ASCRIBER | eving i207) PEP ROOMS FO LAT, VERY NEATLY shed, and in @ private femily. A TUB NA PFERED FOR | | formers, dancers, eques' | engage in the above establish © | } i js the grand piano forte. | the most perfeet manner, aud will be found delightfully eook, ERT WILL BE ( | bine! | the Sexvons of Catholic churches, and at. the even at 7 o'clock; Concert to commence vi bg ani beh, will be acted, HEATRE, CHATHAM THE SPARTAN, or the gina ir. C. Bur tre To. Randelpho, Barden: ir. Glenalvon, Herbert; Mrs, Betsa: Kandolphe, Mine entayer.. To be followed by THRE yeaw PTER—Mose, 1; Mose, Jr., Master it. Tobin, Mr. Meadows, held; a Isabel! Mrs MeLean. The Mi Duning’ TRE the 1k x B ( 1 iuea mud {| aud full N and with the fo a, she curt ECHANIC'S MALL, No, 473 BROS pane Broome reeta. WEEK, ve original and well knows “a oreanized 1:42; the oldest estab Yom pany cousins vf ton ps P. Christy. RAND CONCERT BY’ lian Opera Company, at ou Friday, duly 6 8. Tiekets, & © d or iynor Baril, ‘Toe Assemhi AND SACRED CONC Saint Nickolas’ « Erben's, on tr 1 Fulton eGeet’ Kev, Mr. andat Mr, Berge’s residence 1ORs MA—ASTOR bib tin YLACE & a will be open en whieh © T have th tint, of this ety, arente forthe above catattishiny fe by them in that capacity, aby me. ew York, July respectability, esy tally ians, a} ant Dramatic Agent All letters inust be pr { the Ruins of Holy DON MIL . IM9.—Artists of acknowledge liste, Acrobats, & ORBY 4 Barclay ot., New York. aid oe of BEULAM SPA, win rise at quarter of 3. BETWEEN wat EVENING ent until further aotios, STY'S MINSTRELS — }d company in the world; lodien, and originators of the vertaimine Doors epen at seven; Concert commences are ventilated in Dunigan's book: yer's id) Second Th sttoot; alo, of Doors at B'elsek preaisely, B Ww PAVIL ing'l's Band, to give > this exhivity $1. M., doors venta andall eng “nly. acknowledged MEE NIN yun Proprietor. a talont instrumental per~ So, wishing ve will address N & MARTINI, SPECIAL NOTICES, ANBUAT, etic Lele; CANDINAVIA—THE CELE will Keppel, 8. Saeiberg, 224 Pitch surest,’ commit men. y of this Socie'y will ¢ pect Hote ly to A please app t MEETING OF STOCK HOLDE c rm M. CLARK, Searetary, . BRATION ‘OF TAR AN. Scnteree, ase 8 of arean, By . 43 Fulton st., den mn, @onti) Nor before Saturday the T order, Rel Tanee Co) 16 Lo insure stores, dwel diss, househeld furniture, as A ALFRED G, STEVENS, See —THE BR t. ve interest the mms nen 8 Af deposit pany, baving beon twenty-five years in o ings and ot reli July, ntitled te on the Mth of Bei ‘KM KIRBY, Seoretary. TIRE INSU. OOKLY vessels any sinmil Wall t., New York, aad M ELLSWORTH, Presi- eens. y Linden Cetiag rts jor SALD SEB, FAST PACING bye ap % c. CAL- =e DISC ELL ANE ee ROBINSON, ely = IE Ror | Mesbanieal Lam pmo old, oan jae le er dowble har: Breadwey, new 445 of ever: Silk W pattern, os Sere ( Hiviegton pan ine —FRENCH Smamarateay LAMPS, Por- | Sf Fer ‘ale'athe. 8 Chambers Broadway, near a ‘on Be tee" DOs TiLa 6. (905 Grand street, botweeu Orchant and Ladle oa HAWKINS, i [¢ hand any quantity te enit Shipper Retailers, on bea aye the fect of Harrison via prices. Tae peblic will do weil ve Greeers will eave 10 ee Wilk be sold low. salts Me VAN STEN BUM leoted the first quality of lee of uheir Bi 28 ve $40; Table isa Spoeus, Fr ota, he. plated’ ch German Bilser F--ICE--ICE--THE SUBSCRIBERS RAVING = or] out by H & CO. ,STLVRRE FRED AND ore, Selar em ‘Tea’ Sots, from Casters, Bas- E Fr ew Tork, she fiery, MBNOIDERTE HOSIERY AND GLOVES—0, stew. ert, 445 Brow 4h Embroideri ard strangers to eall and jeeat teleetios ‘Alo, # la: from the best men ftock pery. eres it thi ed insta! gn sean hare of the sapital stock, be reiuired to be the offiee of the sompany, No. 1s Broadway, on tbe r Wo V we ferned, The Hoard we © rererved to ihe yr, THY per hich Le would respectfully eall she attention jeetures in Rurope. Gloves, Silk Lisle Thread, and black and colored Mivta, than any other how examine; they are of the ond all Parip trimmed, ex; ressly 0 our f English aul German Hoe Also, whive at |AILROADS, doveph B. Varww Direoters:—Williom H. damer Brown, Gevenenr K 4 - ea Ladle = Wek «, Rawin Bartlett Be Beswna Ay =o. ‘opinwall, Jo Ds Presiden. lee. is WwW. LuDtow, JOUN 1. STEPAKNS, rene Presidewt. BAe is Srime, Seoretary. Vane J or bs au yeu of the ented umn of $1,790 wreharers of tle hrs wnees tain w f for the rema! Cellester s On u HM BARK fIR HENRY pe oR CALIVORNTA, hip OCEANUS, 15 1h & AMS AOE UNDERSIGNED, kt Halleran, ne 19, Le, # SALE.=-0N dy the Di WRN AXD ROCHESTER &. B. oa) Di vr with $3,000,000 anhorived ty pier Neo. 4 Newh = prepest DMO, ov ing te che rights 1 $044 00. x SmIpPine, B To MARINERS. CUSTOM HOUSE KRW D's 100 nd, The Light Sip will 6 taken inte he ih July eaten. Dav neon a she fo preyated w reen F mtr on. u WAkWeii Collector, POTTINGER, FROM not is » east will ONLY- FIRST c1.age Ko. bi Wail mrees. PASSRNGERS IN TAR 1 New York M4, BD. orege at 42 we United nt eomptere for nd in good SATURDAY Court of j eahiaietakaimala: noapway THEATRE —w a. MARSHALD, t, PRO- prseten ; Mi ir. Tooth ot aionpemancor. ing, eACALEISTERS the wonder of tho age llth mm Dis grand Holiday Fete, together with others of « plead ‘and novel character. Fret Dreaw: Over 200 Candlos Ligh Pith a single p the Chinese anslieen ves from & lady; the Spanish 4 Feat. second Dream: Kh nish Die Patrioti Pigeon; &; Iieter’s CASTLE GARDEN FOURTH WEEK oF THE TRI umprant sucessful Summer Pesos —Priiay eventing, duly (—Pirst Grand Overture to Norma, Germaniag Seng. Coming thro’ the Rye, Mile Lvaruey: variations, Oril= Mantes for the Violin, Mr. Shulteg; Old vavalier Song, Downe dead men, Waliz: The Bouquet, J AKNUM'S AMERICAN MUSBL ger and Proprielor ; J. Greeww: Ffoemsnces in th T. BARNUM, Assircaut Mas or Blitz, the wi American Migielan and will givo bis ama im Necromancy and Venvri t woek of ¢ We ae: v x Copland, Me. © presentation in Wax of the well, the Fortune Teller, Admias: 10 youre, 125 conta, TPO COTTAG ted Band—( NP He GREAT CHI betwoen Spring ns country, oe Chinwse of ail elamnie Open frou 9 :ohiidron wader I IST, 53 BROADWAY, his friends and patients, that, months, his office hours will bo from Wig to 4% o'clock, Menem Dr. B. will acvond to whe he above days LIST, AURIST, , ATTENDS AS eye and. Ber, ah 146 Warren see INFORMS during the fummer pilot 4 K thoattestions of those delicate orgs Bi edition of his popular “Treat he Eye.” Artitcial Byes inserted. X, CHABERT, (WE ) having seca A regret the opportanity (oinfuru his friends an ny sfully used im all eases wane, daring the years 1883 ‘Chabert, during several years rosidence im Asia, Gecovered this vauatle Antidote, aid is now prepared te prore to,the world that itis the only cercaim Remedy fo fourful diseare. His we during the last two your t proot of Th forte of Physioia but i durin, g the and D kits progres Simely admin ty ‘he Doe: dicines are use according to the ‘iireations aecompanying them, this fearful ill Ve deprived of its fatal infla~ enee One dore duily Administered will effectual atter how much ea his success war aovqueror of th forest! they are di fog thebeaith of passengers end crew, ond svolding the des layrcecasioned by quarantine, onglit not to go to sen withous The above medics used im in offtoe, abe and day MP. IU, sitet (aoe numbesh, a epposite St Marys have also been suecessfall it iy attendance at hi 4 ptroot, nya ATIONS ON CHOLERA, OR ITS CAUSES AND ‘a ah Dr. iDjchoon, of Loads heed by Dr. Turner, ox- Hea ‘ommission-r of New York, 1; prieo TSG oe & Brother, 43 Ann stres egies se ‘Apart! rom the merits of the atom ynren the werk of Yorates, the vigor, a! roy ha pans ey pend. hich It fs written, ms well Jont fo will “Thi Dut more especial facta of the moat, all odds the insued for a vhong' be all us to tent ‘From 0 {nereasing eid yet having as es aes Wh GRORGE ROGERS. pisses & phan me DR. DEWITT €. KELLIN~ has wot failed im ao. fa- ssanee, in steppin Diarthuec aud curing Cholera worst ateges. Bold at 1: Thy and —- a by ‘20 Pearl a Central Depot, 464 Brent door above Gram , Stina isin reat remody.” Re vy | reat rer —WELLS, MILLER & PROVOST, PARTI- enlarly request pervoris busing Aheir Compound Extregg Blackberry, for the eure of Diarrhen, net to mix it with Broady. 1¢ is goed enough without, and is alwa: ure jm an hour if taken severing to direeiions Chatham etrest, 132 io nd 391 aes Broad Brook! treet, 0 THE AFFLICTED—A om gd cp ‘enrer.— The cares it has efected Met. pay Salting at the ‘office, 3 Di janie (rely ueefol work on tl the receipes for all medici lnvdndsa'to be prastcalig weetel ts —Sth edition, 243 pages. Price reet, oF mailed coxrine ra err ah yess ON THe if treat ment eran! Diveas an teale on great number of beautifully and many finely exeented. dalinestions im wood, By W. Bosrwice, M.D. Price $10; 34 edision, fest the Boston and Burgiesl Jonrnal:— extraordinaty specimens of eolored |itue~ gerne! ag oon ‘cngravings in the delicaey of it ie at adomitable me wnat of the i font- seesken 9 ts i font- prints in sesiety, he memorials of him are one ape Rage mihis venereal Gia “ie me family of diseasen, | seat will be aly fe Cheaters strest—removed, to he publishers, S&ringer and Te (the anthor, way. this Lt qnumerating eases the HOMER © CURR, NO CHARGR.—DR. MURPHY, OF S)00LD obrent, Jp eon fidentielly conswived on all forme cf private Asnaaen Wecent onons of gonerrhna be cures im two v0 mutional dedliity and | imporeney Ne sept [nny gener int “ ved in we te fve devs. A porfoct sure, er ® RALPU, a trom 8 oe Who ean proverly appreciate bia soryises ise fet, or incipient, to ite more advanced #, (fem antommon eiranteces ant oy be © Word & reid, onay ond tadieal cure for stating, one Se oltatred fro: ye Bannigd WOMANT PRIVATE re. A. M. Baw J Mi engire sold Io stn monahe. Jost and ad Pear of wn of physics! and mental angaieh an Pee tome’ wits, and pean ‘sionieion tf the hee pity dave bee n epered ; ov Bo ow pote ween Bove ; thoatends now broken to hoalth, ot nore in shekr graves been stl evil y igervtes, oF those important secrete arty. pore 4 of an taerenee o€ fee sean, Ienportaat oveaqe= peeves and the most eificcent ree te of care, I= every complaint to ¢ tie, Ee a ay Rowse, | Onieans; 3:8. Owdbedae, Savannah. On ihe receipt of BI, 8 copy will be id Tl f ‘ah - eat iatan at ‘ ink New Tork vin Oilioe, 129 Leven’ s veel