The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1849, Page 3

gour molasses were disposed of at 18,,6 months; 100 Dage St. Domingo coffee sold at 614c esh; 4,000 Ibe elove stems changed hands at 6c ,6 months. Shipping Intelligence, Bowron, July 14, 1849. New Orleans; Cuba, 4th inst. Left two schooners, names unknown, for New York, loading; spoke, 7th, lat 27, Jon *0, brig Majesty, from Cubs for New York: jel, Havana Edward, Wilmington, nt, Phonix, Mo mrietia, Matani NC; Daniel Weld, Emma, elle, and Arrandeale, Philsdelphi via Portland; Osceola, Wilmington, N folk; Kedvon, St Marys, Ga; rehs Eliza Abel Storey, St Jaso; Edward Franklin, 1 Atham- dra, Philade'phia; Suo Snow Thompson, Rickmon Wer tjort, Oraloo, Seven ©, Philadelpiaias Chas A Baznom, 5 s; J Holt, Baltimoze, Cleareé—Berks Pales: ino, California; Os aaali, Marseilles: Rogers (new packet), Phila; brigs y , Oliver, Barre, via NYoqk; Belacni, Jacksonville; Truxiile, Norfolk; Dover, Baltimore; Sea Bean, Mail and Mary 4, Phila; schrs Edith, do; 8 4 Ape pletom, C2 », Croton and Commodore Kearney? New York, rless, Baltimore’ Bosroy, July 15, 1849. Arrived—Ship Wakefielt, Cork ; barks Isabella Stewart, ard Cavoti nock ; brig James Caskie, Buenos Ayres, May &. Spoke July 5, lat 35 33 .N, lonGl 20 W, bark Barbara, New York for Liverpool. Brigs Dudley, Warwick, Virginia; Ereequibo, Anguilla, 2ist June; Burmal to Rieo, Readout; Williaa Davis, and Emily, Samuel Smith, Havana; sclrs Horo, New Yor ; Tan: coband William, Philadelphia; Eugene, do; Laty Cliaton, do: Presto, de: Mary Groton, do; Escort. do; Amazon, do. Sailed—Ship Buena Vista, Norfoik; brig Evaily Parnham, California. Spoken—J Tat 2514, lon St, ship Emblem, 13 days from New Orleans for jos; July 4th, lat 8, bark Ellen, Havare for Antwerp; Juni 17, brig Mary He'en, for Cowes; July 9th, lat 33 28, lon 73 50, brig Zenobin, Savannah for Newburyport; July 10, lat 3840. lon &2 12, brig Charles Heath, for St Marys, July 13, near South Shoal, brig Allstoa, Havana, for Bangor. Poutiann, July 13, 1349, vannah; echs Sylvia, Wildes, and Arrived—Brig ¥ Jyor Foster, New York, Cleared--Brig Sylvena, Malaga. Kennenumn, July 9, 1849, Sailed~-Ship Ophelia, Cadiz. Lune, July 6, 1849, Now York, ‘ork; 1th, Tyro, do. Barn, July 12, 194, Arrived--Brig Conquest, Newport. Arrived--Schr Poca Sailed--Cottage, Now Saco, July 6, 1349, New York; 8th, Oregon, Philadelphias ko, Philadelphia; 11th, Je= Arrived--Sebs Pert Ivanhoe, Now York; 9th, Kose rome, do. Below, Sth--Sehrs Lagrange, from Norfolk; 7th, bark Glen~ eoe, from New York for Bangor. Newnunyvorr, July 13, 1819, Sailed--Schr Mary C Ames, Porto Rico. Faun Riven, July 8, 1849. Arrived--Brig St Patri Philadelphia; 12th, brigs Rober Virginia for Dighton; E Pratt, Philadelphia fur do; 13th, schr Delaware, Philadelphia. city 8 Tne Wraruen.— Yesterday the weather underwent a great change. The temperature fell very low in the morning. and even at 3 o'clock, the hottest time of the day, the thermometer in our office stood only at 30, be- ing tifteen degrees under the highest point the day by day bo- fore, There was half u gale of wind from the North. west. and our bay, that so seldom curls into wares, was considerably 4, The effect upon the spirits was ‘very perceptil every one enjoyed the refreshing breexe, which seemed wafted as if some paradise to cool afflicted mortals, ‘Tux Groc SHors —Some of the grog shops were clos- ed yesterday. but many were kept open, rocepmey the upper wards. Im the Second Ward there are -five complaints. ‘Yesterday morning, at 1 o'clock, man was found in the passage to tl @ Church of the Mersiah, Broadway. having received a sua-stroke, He was conveyed by the police tothe city hospital. A man pamed Grimes residing at 377 Houston street, was sun struek on Saturday afternoon. at 144 o'clock, while at work on the top of a house corner of Orchard and Houston streets. He died immediately. Dratn rrom 4 Pistot Snor.—The Coroner held an Inquest, yesterday, at the City Hospital, on the body of Stephen Schubert, a German, aged 24 years. The de- erased, on the 4th of July, was on tho dock foot ef a hambers street, with his horse and all a cart. On this called Wm Harding, amongst mi off a pistol at a mark, loaded wil cap, it seems, on this pistol, had ‘and, in order to clear nipple, he it out with a pin, when all ploded. as @ portion of percussion was ati the pressure of the pin caused it to expt thie moment. the deceased was stooping dow pick up a chain belongiog to the cart. Ihe ball pode 4 pistol entered the top of the deceased's oat shoulder, parred tbrough the lungs, and lodged in the lower of bis body. “he poor wan has lingered eines the 4th of July, and expired en Friday afternoon. The jury rendered the following verdict :—That the deceased @ame to his death by rhot wound fred by Wm Harding, on the 4th of July, 1849, The boy, whois bul 14 years of age, was comumitted to prison to abide the action of the Grand Jury. The discharge of the pistol was evidently the result of accident Fine.—Yerterday forenoon, at 10 o'clock, a fire was Giscovered in the upper story of the building corner of ccoupled by ¥: Lockwood, a BA fy Mr. Johuson. The fire engines and a ‘ares of the police were quickly in attendance, aud re flames were speedily subdued, without mueh da- mage to the building, bat with ¢ nsiderable dam the Ce vm y which was completely «aturated wi water which ran through from the top to the t Easex street, at balf past 9 y evenin; Turxowine Gannace ww rir Stneers —Ann Melntyre was arrested by the police of the sixth district, for garbage in the street, on Saturday. A Nuisance oy rue Batreay.—It reflects much the vigilance of the Ist ward police, to witness the nightly array of girls of a tender age, from five years to Iwelve, begging, and anne ing 18 the visitors who pass down Broadway to Castle Gai On the eentre den, no ae th they gave abusi ri should vot be tolerated by the pollu eat Captain Wiley, who, ‘rect, wil Fe ey the A Muotany Fone oe as to have taken place last to convey the rewaios of Martin company ¥. Sixth Troop of Germ from the house of Johu Stegman, &7 Tent! was takem away by bis brother-in-l would not permit the military faneral; thoagn atrenge yugh. bis body hed been sent from his house in Wil- eburah, at the request of deceased, to the hou-e of Mr Stegman. fur the purpose of being Interred with military ore = He bad been om intimate term: Stecman, having been for # year a boarder ith him. They were both of the «ame military company. How 4 Gint. wav Lose Heneete.—Mary Ann Murray, who gets resided in the State of New Jersey, came into this city om Saturday, to look out for empl of come hind, and put ap at some in the courre of the day on business, bat could not find eet the nm ea the til she in h Mr. who took her into his howe, She left clothes and other panied. Mat the Hotel vat Deavit.—The Coroner held an inquest 100 Kighth avenae, om the body of ormany, bj Acer qr" aerdag at N bade, aged 37 ye ma wood cng 4 » Saturday rthe water, and, not ju If with too rrueh force. scriki on the bettom of the bath, and broke bir dee wae conveyed how dren. who are left to moura his lose. trg to the abo wn threw him Verdict aceurd- ing distinguial J © Doaglass U S.N.; 1 Gleason, ha- ares; Col JB F Larned, U.S.A; 8. Bergen, Creifeld; ) Sebuller, Berlin: George be Aix-la-( hapetle; Radolph Kereell, do; Capt. New Orlenm orge Loring, Malags; New Orleane; Joseph Wilson, 0 &.N US. Engineers; G. W. Sehtati ore O'Hara. Kentucky; tine, London; J. ¥. Schenck. Ohio. « Turarae.— This ever tog am imposing dis- it, in the persons of Miss F, Wallaek, Mis* & distinguished amateur,” Mr Burton, nd Ryan, the Irieh voew ‘ . Mr. Lynne, Mr Mortimer, Mr. Ri will be witnocwed at this theatre, whiek, fthe bill, I# cool and comfortable. The popa- jonable comedy of * London Assurance.’ vith a distribution ef character never eurpassed, will te performed, In whieh the power of the whole eompa- py, re-inforeed hy the distinenished amatear, will be exhibited. At the end of the =a Mr Red. \ yon will sing the popu! song of ‘he “Bold r Boy Rav eperet 1 Theater. — This evening will he acted the dvoma of the “Somnambulist, or the Vil- Inge Phentem,? which will be followed by the popalar leeal drema of “New York asitie” Mr. Chanfran, the mee er epitit of the whole, will appear as Morey *, & treat orl generis rom the east we should characters wil! just ent them ~ wih the leghatte fares of the © Keomp— Vt. Taylor euetatoing the part of Beanve!r, Mise 8 Demin. that of Joweph, Ves. D , thatef Mrs. 3 anly, and Mes, Seott that of Mrs, Swans ‘ment | tel, which «he left | ton wife and four chil | Tux Cootiper Arram mv Marns.—The report circulated, a short time since, by one Dr. Mana, fo H the effect that the body supposed to be that of V. P. Coolidge, had been discovered to be that of | some one else, caused the greatest excitement among the people of North Livermore, in that | State, and led to the sahmaing of the body. After being perfectly ly satisfied that the body was that of Coolidge, the committee appointed tor the purpose | Gansaiiod the following statement to the Lime Kock, (Me.,) Gazette, of the 12th instant, from which we extract — | Nonrn Liverstone, June 27, 1849, I write you at this time, thinking it might be a rouree of satisfaction Lo you to learn what | am about to communicate, | suppose you have ere this learned the report of Dr, Maan respecting the remains of Dr, Coolioge. Dr. Maun, on the 25th instant together with three gentlemen from | think, went into the vieinity wheve Dr, Coolidge’s remaing were deposited, and aired some twelve or fourteen persons, and took up and examined the reimatns, and retired, reporting that they were net the ains of Coolidge, being mueb larger, and of very diterent features. He reports the remains to weigh about 180 Ibs, hands and feet Jorge, baving a thick head of hair Dr. Mann's course caused so much excitement that we have this day taken up what we bave good reason to suppose are the remains of Dr. Coolidge, and have examined, weighed, aod measured them; a committee of seven persons were selected to examine aud report facts. Two phy- cians, Who We: juainted with Coolidge before his prisonment, eoustituted @ part of the committee We found the length of the body to be about 5 feet 10 inches, the foot 10 inches or lees (the boot he last wore wos 1] inches long) and the corpse to weigh 133 Ibs, We found the features rather suail, somewhat swollen, which changes the appearance of the corpse at rst sight. more vo than they prove to be on a close exami- nation ‘Phere were, | should judge, more than 100 persous present, and various opinions expressed; bat the committee haye made @ report, aad are of opinion that the remains are those of Coolidge, and none other, and bave signed it for auy use you or the public may With to make with it, lf you wish, we will send you the report of the committee. signed by chem. wad any otber information we can give you will be given with pleasure, Yours in much hast ISAAC SPRICKLAND, Universrry or Vinginia.—All ace: counts represent the late session at this noble institution as having been most successful in all respeet There were 267 students, and out of the whole number not one was suspended or dismissed fur any There were no troubles of any kind. Th tors, unusually full, devoted much time to the ex- amination of the aflairs of the institation, They. were at their Hall working, even when many of the festivities were going on. ‘The debt of the in- stilution was reduced some $2,000. Two new members are to be added to the list of Professors— one unmediately and the other (Professor of Hise tory and Literature) next June.—-Richmoad ( Va.) Enquirer, July VA. The Stockbridge Iron Co., in Berkshire, Mass., have stopped their furnaces 8. Borne tong! by the Popalar Curre ntwith “ Cheapner: 4 Lhe motto, we Dusiness establiehme: afloat on the the Boot, Shoe, aud Gaiter Store of Mr. Ann street, Travellers, and others will find a com- Z. assortment of posaing a ' Cases, Fancy Cu Port- fand all articles bolonginy to the toile seriber’s stores, 147 and Se way, The Dressing are made of the most durable material, each pattern concain~ ing a) ticles of conveniont site avd real utility, im the mout compact form, warranted to portorim the dues for which they are severally desicned. AUNDBRS & SON, Li7 Browdway, (cor. of Liberty t%,) and $47 Broadway. Cc rT reotype Li ses of dhe Lay Simy.} with many other or datingulshed miliary.) may te BRADY Col. Durean, (U. individuals, (ivilan “S$ ROOMS, COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, July 15—6 P.M. So far as our local affairs are concerned, there is nothing new. The stock market continues in a condi tion similar to that we bave reported during the past mouth; aud as regards prices, neither the bulls or the Dears bave bad much the advantage of each other: ‘The abundance of unemployed eapital, and the fayor- able rates upon which loans cun be made, enable the bulls to carry stocks without increasing the cost of them to apy extent; while the bears, knowing that | prises rule so much above the real value of the ies, are firmly convinced that they cannot long be sustained. It fs the general impression in the street that the money market will eontinue easy throughout the approaching business season; but even with such an auxiliary, it is not very probable that any spe” culation of importance will take place in stocks. It 1s, however, possible that some of the fancies, | the value of which is not so clearly settled, may be | moderately inflated; but railroad stocks, particu- | larly those which are known to be rotten and un- | sound to the core, eannot be galvanized as they have been in years past. The obligations of railread com- | panies, in all parts of the world, have increased so ra- pidly and so steadily, that most of them are so burdened with the accumulation ef interest, that there la no hope of relief, The competition which has slready been | realized in the most densely populated parts of the eountry, bas foreed the companies into expenditures, and into @ reduetion of eharges for transportation, which © materially restricted their profits, even in the face of increased reeeipts The operations of our | railroad companies during the past three or four years have thoroughly eonvinced us that they are bubbles of the highest order. One would suppose, from the’na- ture of the business of these concerns—from the charac- ter of the property whieh the stock represonts—from their intimate connection with the progr d pros. perity of the eountry, that they must be the safest and most produetive investments in the market; but such is not the care. In Greet Britain, as well a# inthi® country, they bave been the ruin of thousands; aud thourends are at this moment holding these stocks, under the vain hope that ultimately they will be worth somethi end remunerate them for their long delay. if these works were economically and ly maneged—if the cost of construction was and the works were completed, there would bo tome ground for hope—rome probability that wlti- mately the stockholders would receive dividends; but there concerns are not in proper hand: to enable us to expect such favorable reeulte, Tey are managed too much with an eye to private interests, aod the stock — belders bave therefore little chanee of returns from their investments, In any shape. They are not only deprived of dividends but their stock ie bere gc thirty. forty, and fifly per cent. The facts ome to light relative to the internal affaires 5 our mcst prominent railroad stocks the dieappotntmeat experie: itive to their earnings, and the rapid increase in the current expenditures hare destroyed public confidence in th: «i holders hare become ansious to get rid of th at alaoet any sacrifice, There other fancy etceke in the street, based upon real hich are greater favorites with speoa- late It is possible an upward movement, to a mode rate extent, wey be realized in these stocks; bat it eaunet be otherwise than temporary It i* astonishing what @ revolution has taken place im the public mind re‘ative te stock speculations of all ‘and we can only attribute it tothe information © recently obteined regarding the value of the stocks whieh have for so many years Deen the foot ball of spreulators Some of these stocks have beew upon the market ten and twelve years, and are, in reality, worth lees now than they were tea years vince. ‘They bave been up and dowa 0 often they have experienced such sudden and enormous tuations—that outriders ore afraid to hold them, end as for our capitalists, they would not touch them with & ten-foot pole. Vear after year, holiers hare been ansiously looking for some improvement ia their con- in their earnings, in their profite, and in their ; but have been year after year disappointed, and Jost all hope, and all patience, It is uot, urprising that they should be neglected aud d+ preciated In prices. The exed statement exhibits the quotations in this market for each day of the past week, and at the close of the week previous, The eloring prices yesterday show a slight improvement; but throughout, quotations bave been very wniform 1 Stocks i THe Viebslnne N.Y.ON, IR, Acomparison of priees current at the close yesterday; with those ruling at the close of the previous week, ex- | bibite an advanee in Treasury notes of %{ per cent . 68, %{; Reading Bonds, 3; Reading Mortgage Bonds, 1%; Reading Railroad, %; Harlem, 3; Far- mers’ Loan, }; Canton Co,, 144; Morris Canal, 34; New Haven Railroad, 1; and a decline in Ohio Sixes of 1 per cent. ‘The value of merchandise imported into this dis- trict, excepting that sent to the warehouse, and the amount of duties received during the week ending July 13, in each of the four years, was as aunexed :— Com™ence OF THE Pont OY New York—WEEKLY 1348, Free goods Dutiable go ‘Total mdre. Specie . Duties 100 ‘Tho value of merchandise imported during the past week, was nearly double that for the corresponding | week last year, and largely in excess of the imports for the same week in 1946 and 1847. The duties upon such a large importation were of course large, and the de- porites in the Suv-Treasury have increased. The cvipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, yesterday, amounted to $78,528 58; payments, $33,- 566 15; advices, $52,000; balance, $1,157,682 70. The July interest on the government debt having been mearly all paid, the accumulations in the Treasury hereafter will be rapid. More than one-half of the importations during the past week, was in dry goods, ubout twenty-five per ecnt of which have been warehoused, as will be seen by the annexed statement :-— Movements iy Forsian Dry Goons, Withdrawn from Ent. fo Warehouse, Warehousing. i Entered at om Hous 1. $85 Of Hewp....: Misceliancous, Totals. ‘This looks as though the fall importation was going to be immense. From the complexion of our advices . from the manufacturing districts of Great Britain, we should judge that the orders on hand were very large, and that the shipments will beextensive. We have no doubt the importation wil! be large, whatever may be the prorpeets relative to the home trade ‘The Comptroller ot this city has given notice that he will receive proposals, in «ums of $100 and upward, for a Joan of $86,000, being a portion of the city water loan of 1849, not dirposed of when the original bids wore opened, This loan bears interest at the rate of five per cent. per annum, and proporals will be reeeived at not less than par, at the Comptreller’s office, until noon of | the 18th of July. ‘The Reading Railroad Company have declared a di- vidend of two and @ haif per cent on its preferred stock. payable on demand, én eash. ‘The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company have declared a dividend of three and @ half per cent. Our advices from London state that the recent pro- posals of the State of Indiana, topostpone the payment of the interest, which will be payable on its bonds on the lst of July next, has ereated considerable vexation and incertitude in the minds of the holders of these bonds, Any thing that tends, however temporarily, | to disturb the regular payments of interest on loans in @ foreign market, must tell injuriously upon the in- vestment itself The expenditures of the State of Conneeticut for the fiscal year, ending March Slst, 1849, were $142,242. The regular receipts into the Treasury were $120,242, and there was borrowed for the school fund $18,000 The echool tund amounts to $406,000. and there was due {o it from the State Treasury $46,212. ‘The business of the Welland Canal shows a gratify- ing increase upon last year. During the month just clored, 317 versels went through, against 238 for the corresponding month of last year. In June of 1847, when commerce was the busiest ever known, the num- ber reached 876, Of the voasels last month, 110 passed up and 115 down for American ports, and 40 up and 52 ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. aE «SPECIAL NOTICES, OARD @F HEALTH —NOTICE.—AT A MERTING or ‘itary Committee of the Board of agit held © following reoolatio wae adopted :— t ve the laws of eases be ‘requested vo state, in thaie reparta, th residenes, cet pation, aad partionlarly their pluses Board of Health, JACOB F. OAKLEY, 0. W. STURTEVANT, Senttery, Gentine | AMUSEMENTS. BANFKAU'S BAsIOH AL, THEATRE, CHATHAM 8T. Cc Cowie cana ieee cee nd Mins ‘To be followed ww lar local eng cen § IT [8—Mose, ir J, Mes ot ‘AM P- Arshier, Mr Croker: Mtl Benin: ‘Mee, ‘Manly, Donrsepen at 7%: an e’clock WE! the original and well’ en ‘y’ Us42; the py established co: to harmonise it popular style een iam Bae during the past idence o' ‘01 ten performe: or EF Unviety: Deore open ak row atoight o'clock. Admission 25 cents. od VALENTINI'S MUSIGAL SOL GLISH, Spanish and Italian songs, at the Chi- Brendes: of on Moud rene "Refer to the programme. of the day. Adis Doors open atT, ¥, specimens, di by the English, duty free, on scemant of theis pubtle wrtity o'elook | A.M 4,6 and 8 P. Ladies esday, whea ‘Sara w A demounis Tickets We conte, Losy AND FOUND. Lot=08 FRIDAY EVENING LAST, BETWEI N ty-#eoond and Houston streets, a Lady's G Watch sad-Ghstns The Under wil be very liberallytowarded by leaving it wt as Cliff sireet, upstairs, THE 12ru INSTAN lever Watch, » revurniag ii ____ BOUCHAUD, TH OUND—ON SATU chifeyer ably rewarda D & CO,, 25 Old Slip, RDAY MORNING, A LARGE ROAN colored Mare, about 1 or IG hands high. and about 6 or Tyenrs ol ving property, and paying charges, by eailin ADLEY JACKSON, Hudson avenu Ferry House, cor. WA 7 ANTED—A ComP a lady and child. Sho Je of washing and ironing fine o! wake hervelf usetul when required, Brone New Jersey. Aly: sroall family. No Irish need apply ANTED TO BURG HASE--THE LAW 4ND CHAN- Yor! ny person, of L. & L. “iui T WOMAN, 10 ATTEND ON AMS tTeEs, ud willing to Address box 59, New i, te do the work of a None nee Tough housekeepin AUantic street, at 1 Dean street, streets, Brooklyn. WANTED-LY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A & respectable id well, am 0 olyeotion to go a short distuyes in tve coun~ y reference, Ploaso call at 3% Third Avenue, pkins’ Market. ANTED—BY A RESP RU TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ® Fitvation ss Cook, and to do washing and irouin The heat of city references Gam be given. Apply at Nov 13 ah Avenue. ANTED—A Le a aed BY A RESPECTABLE and iron, ina privace family, Has the best of city ry stroet. y ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HABITS, Asituation as Coachman, in a private family. Can d country. Country ject as employ. Can bo Apply at the oklyn, between 4 and 7 storm house between a ean V come well recommetded, both by eit, preferred. Sala teen, for 2 day: aera SITUATION BY A — aspect” Lot so much 33 Wa street. Rake hervadt genteally’ wshiels Ne country. Please call at 223 Reree t city re erences ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT irl, situation to do ‘al housework, or to take eare of children. Good city reference oan be qi teen by calling at S59 Tenth atreet, WAnNteD—4 SITUATION BY A WET N oh breast ot milk. Ei irs. URSE, WITH aire at No. 89 West Broad- way, Up ANTED--DY A RESPECTABLE PREnct WOMAN, situation in a private family, or nuree, Can bring the best of Call at 207 Merce: adcrersed, p. at ANTED— hy A VERY fetenon to capacity oot, to J. K., io the grovery, of @ line ESPECTABLE GIRL, A family, ae Cook, and asals- Wena COOK, WASHER, AND IRONER— iy eelered of American woman preferred. None need |W apply urlers they can give nod referenee as to capacity a: ohare Poly ot 18 Water sttewes feud A Mets e Pad } ou NG MAN, r ANTED—BY Yen arenare if required. Address $300—ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING Tas can join scorpany on & pleasant Rurose, ad have eal share of a m and sisters, of three of joyle, Walter Mople, end Henry Moyle—intyrmation is sought 60 | be obtained. ‘The executors are informed that Williaa sailed from Falmouth many syle was alto in the seafaring line, (iti trem Fal- re Moyle was s seafaring 1 RAR eee xe RSIONS TO THE FISHING Danks Orr SANDY eaay, Wednesiay, Thursday, boat Aharine, SX igGran: * “Pier eonts eneh way. is being Admission SALES BY AUCTION _ SILL RE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT 3 Oclocs, ON Monday, July 1th, at of powerful conch hore To be sold © ithont reverve. Wee ‘ SOGN'D. GX TF ELD Peopete MISCELL ANEOUS, onare 5 ANA, oe AND BANKING COMPANY that Books of Sa’ per cemt., the supplement to the abraary, Ist, will ve pany, whore he Company on the '8th books of the C re N » Cars Dated Jersey City, oth NETITUTION FOR THRE SAVINGS D7 othere—No. 5 Bee street, UL the rate of #ix pe counts not execeding in amount $ it cent til acconpts over $1,000, has. been declared by to deponitors on and after Tusstay, not withdrawn, will be credited th + prinel| Tet of Jal PENH y , Seervtary. TOVES THE 8 ACRIBERS ARE PREPARED TO he lane aad excstlons variety of Cooks a descriptions, will be come Op me GG Ne TREADWELL & PERRY, Basie Foundry, ‘No, bil Beaver street, Albany, © LET—ST. CHARLES ROOWS—SUITS OF ROOMS anitable for femiiies; also, rooms for single gentlemen, fursished of anfurnthed. N. B.-Menls will be served in *, it oer from the entoon of Mr Graves, hieh is at- 1y on the premised formerly away and nas the Leonard street. su & ROBINSON, W HOLES, ‘orwarding Merchants, Benicia B COM Re: also, fine. ty WORGAN. 152 Williain, between Fulton « | opporite the Charen, carD—Rts ‘ “CRRIGHTON RETURN pug fin ere th ral Companies of th wriment, partic aaa te, Presective t recon the gronnd, and for their prompt thong im saving their building from bre ye: erday merni 10 coaAL MINERS—INFORMATION from & person full 18 WANTED _FOR SALE, OR SaLB-Ds a4 Anda ip o fovrishin nt «fF eapl al required b from two to three thousand dollars ‘The reason of (he present wietor wink eine LS Plsee in that be intende I city, Terms easy. particulars address Pavisto 21d office. RAILROADS, THE AMA KAILR AD COMPANY, Notice to Railroad Contractors, Os of whien Prick OF he? wings, plant, repared, notice wil begiven, inviing ‘Paine 18 SPIES, § y teen declared. » the Ist day of Augnat Tent six wionths ending ow eeive their Dividends «Ser im toe City of New | Thayer & Brother, im his pisce. The CE eiNceran. | tro dave CUAS. SEY MOL | | | | one pr | the sum of $1 fenwed, The We re prevented from entertaining propos tions for the remaining sum of $1,730 4M, owing to the Pigh Peserved to the f the <th, § feserva- tiom rendering the eontrneted * ties after ve 1th vee of the pr fons in the said eum of $1.73.0%, on oF be insvamt, their rights ender said r eipee will be consis terminated HOPKINS, gresaree. HOUSR. New N‘ TICK TO MARINERS. CUSTOM The Lignt Boat Collector's Other, July 0, 1s Mtationed of Sandy Hoek, broke froin on the | Biebt of the Oth instant. Prom “4 mearun art. to Teplo.e her as early ae praction? wt. wae EL. NITED ogATES MALL, STRAMRG Wastt: NGTON, 6 A. N < Navigation Cow pany, THe SHIP the iss of ACKET FOR nayar SROOND LINE Aer UN 'R conte, 8 Wall at. VOR VAVRE—THE FRENCH SHTY HARWONE tain Varnier, For fr steerage, opply to MERIA V0 6 WIN Ris Brokers. ALIFORNIA.--TO 8 Tt oN fase, line, A superior aecomotat Siar No. 9, North River, af F. kD. POWTER, 86 We EF" SAN FRANCISCO, CALIPORNIA—T0 “SAIL | ft August. The superior, faa ng A No. Dhak | mapion, master, will powit il no above, cl ss Superio® Lo any How Up Inverse at ube very lowest rates Por oleh Ply ch boar t 0 North Wtiver. ort ad Marshall st., Brooklyn. | & SITUATION IN & AsTLE GARD! The ‘ort, Mise ry Family id wit! will be Le Maitre de Chapelle, tin talsaton will seit resesta se ue ny Cirele, or Second Tier, grt} wees ors Lt TRIU! 1 SUMMER FI at a very heavy rtom, prima dow= New Or. pear cvery etacle Concer , the most pop action. ‘The first Opora of the seri Full ra will be duly Instrumental and nd the usual ARNUM'S AMERICAN USEUM.—P. Manager and Proprietor; ager. Ky id momen Srening ats. The Li mp of G and brought from Call fornia ati been fen for't this week. Signor Blitz, the po dn and vel fi loauist pears each entertainment. The farce of TDOWS VICTIM will, be enacted at each per- seen Aloo anes Merrytield, Miss Barton, ie Srauhope, Mt and Mr. Clarl ‘The Albino Lady, grt. rang Outang, «large Livin da, an enormous Rattlosn: Wax Scripture Stat Children under 10 y | TTO COTTA Conrert. | VILION, GUILFORD POIN ide resort is now open fer the reception of com= Persons wishing to enjay the benetica of, am. ait, GE, HOBOKEN—THE GUNG'L BAND re-engaged—Great attraction —A grand Tn) mumeetal ree admittance, To commence at Sig We ay. the llth; Friday, the 13th; aud Monday, the 15th, at the 020 Cottage, Hoboken. HOTELS, &c, T~THIS WELL- KNOWN od, will find this # plossant, healthful, rretreat, Stages will leave Now Ha~ ‘oint, on the arrival of the cars. » duly 10, 1849, R. HUNT. cen . (weather Diack fish, Xe., fidence aud Es ket Slip daily, for seo Ba verti ¢ fishing Aare FISHING, &e —OOEAN HOUSE, (0) Kblands of Neversivk,) O. K. Willists having ceased in th ade with sail and surt permitting.) wher nid inereatabundanes. 5 is leave Peck Ship, and Fulton Mi the Ove For time of departure, a 0 oor, as usual, | VE FOL! of the leay any diseases. attention of Dr, W investigated with ct cherry—tested its eflec | in combination with of 1 virtues might be greatly in Dining it with ingredients whose erally organived, & m sa remedy of gr ite natu and g constitul | and diseases of the chest and thr verbially res deed this Tact was known to the Aborig! r bark of this tree has ever beon regarded by cir phyticians, as one of the most effectual remedies in EN AND THEIR V ted. with well MEDIC AL, R 2 LjOTe, OCULIST, 835 BROADWAY, INFORM during the summer o’eloek, ‘attond v0 Ge it is sald to cure, they will Pore vail AM OF WILD CHERRY. ny Yours ago that the wild cherry tree of seed valuable medicinal properties, In- ud « decoction fact. everal years #i ighly respec the healing properties of the when administered al He found t proved, and by co properties were well pro vain in, pulmonary t— diseases whiel h are pro~ alent in our cities and large towns, and often elling the bills of mortality to a much greater is the en ith most other, we had almost said ‘Son te re re A.B. & D pends, William; Bi Havilends druggists gon sc throughout the scriter bein, are ofthe m bi s Py talon | POW DERS FOR THE DESTRUC- hrowches and a)l other insects. 08, without poison, ab wy rete 7 ence ants IARRHQ@A AND DYSENTERY. cry, ant gts np ar- tf ughout the eit, New York. id perspira 20 centan bol or above Gri 1) antoniebing cures. aud the patient inn ) ITS REMEDIRS.—DR. es the whoie world to pro- Iv ntops diarrh duces ty breake up all #parmodic wetio 5 of the Hudson oof his 1386 th tie. x] Pratl treet, aud 454 Broad w. | 90 ERA, DI EK y the sities, without # rolitary fa as i annit ke —Da. DEWITT C. KBL- 'S rewed) hae been used in Cholera. in thonsande iret of the medical mes, in this and other RK. H. BOSTW on Dison 9 0 J Plete Fraction! W RISOD Ds ment of e ‘one hundred f by every ore. An etter, will re D°.. ard Dow will fa) "Bach ed eee eors of putter: ears, in whom natnro enter 4 an important eh aan dieroverthe os mp: ad the ianet ete Melee, and moet certain mde of Cars, in every eomps which her rex te feceef postase to any part of eh United & mort be addrncee: Fk D. FOWLER, 8 Weet streets 1,201. New York D*. ly Nee ares of & delice are the moet aggravar anes removed in two to five éaya ations of the ¢ by Willians Yowns wundrors now in the.k graves bee Fer sale atzii Broadway, and 1CK ON VENEREAL, ANDLECTURER J the Urinary or, Author © ork on the Natore and Troatme scenes from 7 be said, works en the , ine of Le] sansed by Bs- $1. For sale roadway, and Re ov SR ANTRED— DR. 18 CONFID caste ondon Dip! na in By Fulton tis omen . CORBITT, 19 DUAN of cor her divenves of a delicate eaves of this dinease | wo@ A perfect cure, or ae RSF PRY ATEL Twentieth edition, with ing private divcnses and mal- m, in every shape and form, ‘The varions forme of seore: dis- the postate gland 20 faithfully ‘dev M. Dy ¥ pe ne OOF LaNxpro, Wo TAS A 6 every case of high re- “of Chatham £0 You rk MM tis ef Physical Ad moetal ams aud poeuninry ditt in heals h would alive, m of thi work, permit of an ine mother, the ene in the decline of eat. the Pabli« Alba uy ng 0 Mule & “ J.B. Reaseon’ ‘11 be teaemitted by rail tater. AM letters port paid, to Dr. A. M. Mantice Yiiwe lay Laverty suroee alone, and when ne was produced which affections | THOUSAND or CHILDREN ane 13 Howery, bers | f | rican securities epeciany | RECEIVED AT LIVERPOOL BY Blectric Telegraph and Mails, To THE HOUR OF THE NIAGABA'S DE eer Ireland, Livenroot, June 90—3 P, M, Letters and other advices, which left Dublin a little before 12 o'clock last night, are at hand. From them we extract a few items of intelligenoe. The fate of the State prisoners was very little spoken of, all parties having made up their minds that any further attempts on their bebalf were useless, at least for the present. The fact of the Corporation of London taking up the idea of founding # colony in the West of Ireland, has given unbounded ratisfaction; but greater still is the joy ot the citizens of Dublin, at the certainty of a royag visit iu the month of August. Some ef the Young Ireland party, it is said, contem- plate making a move on behalf of the State prisoners, when she arrives, by presenting @ memorial praying for ® political amnesty, Were her Majesty so advised, the adoption of this course would exercise a most salutary effect, and ren- der Victoria & justly beloved sovereign, It is satisfactory to learn that the accounts from all parts of the Kingdom. respecting the crops, are of the most encouraging character. The cholera is dimi-+ nishing, and hopes are entertained that the worst stage of the famine is over. in our letters and papers, received this morning, we are glad to flud that the intended visit of the Queen bailed with pleasure, wherever it is made known. Thi is only what might be expected, from the confide we have in th foy ty of the Irish people. Her Majes ty. we or will everywhere moet with a cordial reception; dn uenerentne country may have suffered from mirgovernment in times past, the whole body of well-disposed inhabitants must be re that the Queen, personally, and her Minister: are strongly desirous to do averything in their power to place the prosperity, and conseqneut happiness, of the couatry ‘ov # firm basis; and we ean conceive nothing more like- to aid this desirable object, than the occasional visite | of the court tolreland. Arrangements are already being made for her Majesty to hold a levee and drawing-room at Dublin Castle, and we find it slated by the /veem Journal that Marquis of Londonderry has gi orders for the Kagoment of an extensive suit of apartments at Morrison's Motel, for the occupation of his family and retinue during the Royal visit; an example which, we have no doubt, will be followed by the rest of the nobility connected with Ireland. ‘The Mountstewart Elphinstone, having on board Mr Jobn Martin and Mr. Kevin O'Degherty, two of the State prisoners convicted of treason, sailed from ( ow the 28th instant. for Australia. It had been pected that as the government had not thought this Versel eligible to carry out Mi Brien, Meagher, MacManus and O'Dowoghoe. Mevsrs. Marti and O Dogherty bu’ this, It appears, is not the case, priconers wili go out to the Swift, a ten gun brig, lately ‘on the Rio station. TURE. = France. ‘The latest intelligence from Frauee is dated May 23; bat there is pothing important in it, the only infe- renee to be drawn, being that the French were still Lar igg creer J themeelves iu the breach they have made, pean which th nable to pass without more fighting. as the breach an inner in- trenetiment, built behiud the first by the Komans. ‘The weekly returns of the Bank of France are eome to band; they show that the amount of bullion in Paris and the branch banks had imcreased five millions.— ‘The discount aecommodation kad decreased one mil- lion. The amount ourrent of the teasury has decreas> ed upwards of two millions, The bullion in the Bank of Frapoe, nearly amounts to the value of the notes in circulation The Minister of War had reeeived two despatches from General Oudinot, containing particulars of the tiege operations. ‘The ministerial journals hold on their way soberly, avoiding all exciting topics. The opposition papers, obliged to prererve a po less prudent course, protest im general terms against the restraints under whieb they fofler, alleging an indixputable truth, that such re- straint cannot be maintained long without causing reaction of@ very serious character. President Napo- leon bax addressed & communication to the Colonel of the National Guards at Havre. im reply to an address sent him from the officers of hislegion. He says :— The legion of Havre has addressed to ms ct on June 13th felicitations whieh aif of order upon which [ will reply if the cause of order be again threatened ; but let us hope that the attitude assumed by the well intentioned eiti- tens will preserve the country from the attempts at anareby. Be. | request you. Colonel, the Laterpreter of uards, my, expresion of gratitude to the National G and believe me, ke , zette, of the 25th ult., arrived at Civita Vecchia en ¢ that the French had entered: th breach at St. Pancrase, with great force, aud that the lore was very great. The French government have reerived aceounts from the army before Kome, to the 28d ult., up to whieb time but little progress had been made A vigorous arrault took place on the night of the 2ist ult, but It ‘was not sueceraful ‘The health of the troops to be good, but the heat at Rome iv excessive, Freneb treops have orcupivd Montoro, Spain. Our latert advices from Madrid state that the dis. enrrion on the tariff loved in the ( hamber of Deputies op the 28d, when the project was curried by « tnajority of 149 votes against 20. The debate was to begia en the 26th. Austria and Han, The vietories of the Austrians oF are contradicted, {The Danish War, burg, received thi feetion prevail ry. the Hungariaas: morning, state that gr 4 there, from a belief that th “ pending Sleswig-liolstein question was om the point of an immediate settlement. A truce had been agreed upon between the belligereats at f redrica, Germany. The Cologne Gazette contains w letter dated Carle Toke, June 25, which states that the army of liberty, d the Pr Government, set out on the same day for Rartadt, where they iutended once more to try the fate of arms under the corer of the fortrenses, They enthely emptied the arsenal of Carieruke, and curried off all the apparatus belonging to the railway, in order to impede the Prassinns in (he puramit of thy At builf past two the vanguard of the (russians entered. the town. soon followed by other troops, with the ’rinee Prustia at their bead aad were received with loud ae- ations by the citizens. Bwite Late letters from Dale state that on the 2tth Inst, Count Roseovieh, Envoy of Anstria, announced bis | mission to the President Ye the ontederation, and, om | the 26th, Count Ludolf, Ambaeendor to the ir Vrevident ; | bring you the compliments of koe: outh, together with a letter from him.” Important from Tarkey. It ie stated upon good surbority, that Tarkey has refured permission for the Rus through her territory. ‘Th: rest the warlike progress of the Russian arias. Levant We Lave reerived late news from thie quarter. At | Athens Mr. Wyse had an interview with King Otho. | The Indemnity bill for Bavarian widows and orphans | had been abandoned, the budget of 1849 not yet pareed | Constantinople advices m us that the Sultan had from the cabinet of Rus. whieh he bee m made by General permission frou Tr a P Mw -Thore 4 of importance to report in the | London money market. to-day. The noted rales. ap | to this hour netual basorss done, are, fur three per cent consuls, for account, 91%, © OM and Os ® | 09% quer bills, 43 a 46. North Midland. 69 9 G¥4 and ya 6s% 5 reat Western 53 a 82 and 45 5 Whe | market Sone this morni were chietly J Peansylranin Fives priess ‘There were aleo a few ales made on Continen- tal necount The market te healthy, and this | thon of rtoek greme to he eeeoming an object of interest in London end on the Contiornt, Panis Movey Monset, Jane 20 ~The return of the Bank of France do not posrers any feature worthy of remark At the Bourre, there was but a «mall business trans. acted. and the market was but litte differmat to ite | appearance from thet of the previous two or three daya, ‘The movement om Rome still operates unfavorably upon the lari: money market, Our express reports 3 per Cente at 83.00, and sank Shares wt 2295; Exe ebange on London. Ty. and but littl: doing. Io other exehenges, nothing do } have Corrow Maewer. Jima 90 up te was stendy. and prices very firm. The from 6,000 to 7,000 bates 1,000 of taken for export and epecalation.—Nothing, P.M, We look for her to-might Marker, June 90 There fs seareolg in breadstuffs here to-day, and inat wa by epparently declining prices. ue india meal changed hands thie morning at the rates of yeeterday; and also a few small parcele of four. which were taken ot 2s fd. The market was very dull up to this hour 245 P.M snow Cons Manger, June 20. Some trifling bust ners bas been dene at Mark-laue thie morning, at the private counting howe; but im most instances it waa United Btates Sixes The market, bee estimated whiel were uropa at: Livenroot Com vee sales are of the diffevlt to oBtain the prices paid at yoeter Ing '« market. BreadstyiTe generally are heavy of mie the weather being very fine, god the barvest prospe e mont promise ' Ing Some large pareels of foreign crop ate reports Mase ven Con® Manner. Juve 2 The fine wom. ther and the reported doll market tn London yester day and to-day. produced a depressing effeet upon oat ] eorn exchange today. ‘There was s good attendinge | ofthe trade the sales were of a very limited eha- | sacter,and the price for bread tol: generally bad @