The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1850, Page 2

ee A RT cm a NRE MN ; J dmmediately went out, the gee stitt not | pith o kes in ‘Wh Broek ehted) kane th yy Very Avo After, im tem oF Lfteca minutes, went e Library. ROBERT CARVIN: | Baar ined, taker ind b; jtness subsert M veteneme See Bek, ae YS w LIVINUSTON, ‘Gommiesionc for Pennsylvania in city Of Now YORK . APSIDAVIT OF MA. ARDREW ARTES cATEOF New Yous, Orry axp Cor — An te ‘ being produced, exe f f yeni Caiged in tua ety of iene ad Siaseot View ed, yf be) the ty Edwin had beep sometime ‘om Busope, where r < et ieee miestloned period T Rave deen oa ater te end fricedly reo. wich the said aid Be Feud towar: ‘ormiy, 08 faree Thad, observed, Jewuary, 1819, L observed & warned conlacss ia’ Porreet amd his wite; the said Coc ject if few owt of the fact th be hed; Bdwin Forrest ard hia wif ented on the int of Map, 1Ef%, both leaving the ho & my Seal iwc no explanations, direot conte of thereparation of himself sation whatevor on th nan aud Wife feom the ti © srrelieg, ie 1519. to the Cine ef separating, ta Rne@im Pevewter, ibs the sad Kdwin Porrest inform of tho separation of himscif and wis wae Fniluell:g thie was the fess toe bed ea the) muape quest «i ecem ber, U4, op the might: before Chriatin oer, ot wineb the amnexed, (marasd a) isa s'4 Catharine Korresti and whew L had Pe ramandegs im an emph tic ma T delivered weredt J heve seen <4) dor pint meas once ik hartetlar, i 6 private nox hte My. Furrest was eeoug—1 Genk i tmerembonie; ohrerviog he bs there afier I knew what tho and hie wife was ana of , und si te of exelt as untral Averred po. hor, mor offered ber any i have had fro~ istive to his ia~ ae) was fire within @ BOLth past ANDREW STEVENS by the withers, ry isa ve and subscribed ty w Yor«, anvon, ot the ty of New York, belog duly swora, ssye: 1 firrt became inted with Edwin Forrest im th fail of Ise, end ever have been on terms of Swacy with lian; I have known Mrs. Forrest, wife of he liret day of her arrival in t of L857) wetil the moatn of any thas a coparation hetworn ver ana hor husband was resolved on; about the last of April following, they pacted, ia my ia~ . Forrest. endeavoring to obtais o: t orcant to bring about, ne 04 a “the would rer e-the words, and I slhowld point them cub Forrest, avd sax him if it was not trae; but the wo ds promised as aforesaig; on oF Of November lag", woen. at an in- b seated to ond hh ja Sistema ett re the ques ton, to Mr Fotrest~Lasked We bave come Co thi pout pray till mew io known cause wlich s.pagated you om Vue tne diffloutey inoue e i these were her very wo t nae lv Shatose 3 ee ted but a few mianton; tue etd 10 the halt, was t kr. ening, Was ta re 1 de the st mever told uatit late ia the of the trae Posrest, win my al Ber hucwledgn of the facte cout rreet wae thea abet f pon his rovurn JAMES LaNSON. Exomination throweh m tutes dbed be fo. Witnere my band and sVy the wit orn to, We, and Botad vont, JOUN ELVINGSTON, Commianoaet fur Pena. ta New York. FIIDAVIT OF Ma, Rte MAGOON y painted ‘with the Where bikes resided, aboas t 5 I moved os avout ray Read aoe oi ieisustox venasyivauts is New York New Your, iu, aed for end wrinved by th " ef New York, under wie | we by By Clerk 0 the savacriber, ome of aos, to the | 1 apoue ta | Bai Catobe caseptions Sy wes the Tear in ai Teagied teh ce ter from, ot May, 1845; 1 further state. t the: nets, sot fo eatin for a diveroe, and | erence to 4 Sor sk ot Represen’ we iVamiM, are i rath 08 of Mra Forres dua solemnly declare y own comassl, chat in thy mand the cewnsel of Mrs. Forrest, of New Y. (ay legal aavisers) naseuted: Yor pay tho expe tient, to be derteoated by Mra Forrest. who ¢ re pplication for ed. reset NEW YORK HERALD. Northwest corner of Fulton JAMES “GORDEN BENNETT, _PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR, AmMU SEMENTS THIS ! | _BOWBRY THEATRE, Bowery~Kive Leaa-—Tur Dr- BOUNCER. | BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwey—Lavy er Lroxs— Joan Downs. BURTON'S THEATRE, Chambers street—D > uney—Sea- | owe Tua Everann, | NATIONAL TORATRE, Cratham sinare~NooA Cnerva ALARMING BA Kivick--Wity SPeaas Finst—-Eques TRIAN Feave—Loan oF 4 Loven, THEATRE, Astor Place—Hencusack—Usen Ur. CHURISTY'S OPERA HOUSE—Rrniorian Mixeraers, AMERICAN MUSEU Eve- | RY AFTERNOON AND BV | MELODROM—Wosn’s Benewanens. WASHINGTON HALL--Pasxor ama ov rtp Catiwronnrs Gein Mine New York, ‘Thursday, Maren as, 1850. USING PERFORMANCE Forres) stated by Nasa Vetatovea and | “ene News, We are compelled, this morning, to leave out the interesting report of the Hoa.Thomas Butler King, | on Califorme, the account of the mutiny of the | John Lindsay (a few particulars of which we have | previously given), several interesting letters trom j Washingtea, Baltimore, and Philadelphia, &e ‘The Webster Trial, In Berton, All of the testimoay which was given up to the | time of the adjournment @¢ the cour, yesterday, | on the trial of Professor Webster, on the charge of murdering Dr. Parkman, will be fouad in another | part of this day's paper. The prosecution, it ap- pears, have rested, and ihe defence.opencd. Great interest has been manifested as to the character of the defence. As the cave siands, it cannot be de- nicd thatit looks gloomy, as far as Professor Web- ster is concerned, and it is to be hoped that he will be able to clear himself of all the imputations that have been made ogainst him. The prosecution | have undoabtedly made out a case, aad it rests with the accused and his counsel to disprove or ex- plain away all that has been produced agaiasi hin, in o:der to make the defence complete. Jirenany and Fasmionante Soctavisa—Tae Recent Divorce Cases.—We have pablished, elsewhere, the whole ot the evidence presented to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, in the Forrest divorce case.. It prezeats some remarkable fea- tures, illustroting the morels and manners of the day, in such a way as to draw down a great deal of attention upon ¢gertaia literary and fashionable | leaders of the bon tom in these latitudes. We have already stated thet there is no positive criminality test fied to by the witnesses against Mes. Forrest, although many of the circumstances described by them give a very curious prctare of the fashionable muopers among a portion of the dite, or those who call themselves tre ile, in New York. The prine cipal persons figuring in this testimony are N Willie, Chevalier Wikoff, Janneson the actor, Protessor Hackley, of Columbia College, naa we may add, Captala Caleraft, who 1s represented to be a relotive of Lord Clanticarde, Postmaster Ge- | neral of England. When the trial comes ca, these gentlemen will have an opportunity to make their | own tlatements: One thing strikes us in regard jo this and ether Fichmont ta the State of Virginia, | | Pro | ink HrOpe | social enjoyment on the “ European plan,” by wo | means seems to have suited the strargttorward, calm, considerate, regular notioas of Mr. Morrest, who is a native of the Quaker city of Philadelphis, | and, though an ect ems still to possess many | | eed Guten wre of Pennsylvania, The manners, the style of ~4 life, the mode of social enjoy me at, which are de- ‘i veloped by the evidence in these cases, aad parti- | cularly in those of Mr. Middietoa’s aad Mr. for- | reat’s, are, we believe, copied or imitated trom the abst | manners and customs of fashionable society and o Poreert told ers thet for | Whee | is te n Paris and other great eines of literary social rope. Mr. N. P. Willis, the very pink of feshion, aud editor ef a fashionable journal, has been endeavoring to indoctriaate the fashionable of this community, for eeveral years pv with oll the graces, all the elegance, all the cla | freedoms of society, which have prevailed so long An elegant Preach writer, connected with certain soctety here, is also pw Shehing n French peridocal, having the same purpose ia view; mtroducing in our fashionable circles the tous, | society and literary socialem of the most attic kind. The house of Mr. Forrest, dasing nis ad sence oa profersienal tours, appears to have beea tnade the centre of much fishionable enjoyment, conceived and executed wccording to the latest | doctrines and ideas inculcated by such wr Still all this style of society, or char { propriety aa or Newport, that the of their upright ne . who fr ent these resorts, do not practice, and “carry on,” as it might be call in the same style, with the same grace, pd with as much freedom that deserived ia | 1¢ Middleton and Forrest testimony. Ta fact, our watering places ia eun.mer, and our opere circles in Winter, present scenes of poetic enjoyment aad val to anything exhibited of Europe, of tae highest High poetic tempera- ental freedom, ¢ by the elassig sociali most fastidious kind. ment, great mental cultivetion, duly mxed with sliers of canvass back ducks, and little oceans of sparkling Champagne, will searcely fail to prod sce ach scenes of enjoyment, and such testimony for d verees—e« Frenee or Germany. Alas! We pity Mr. Forrest—we pity as fervently Mrs. Forrest. They have bot beea mace the dupes of these new doctrines in philoso 1y, mannera, morals, and classic socialism of the atest patiera. arine Agate Ste swsene Ono. This splendid steamship will leave this port this afterncom, for Chagre Charleston, Savannah, 107 Doay.—The clipper piloteer t> be “ pipe ool-eR thie morning ar ww dee Willieme, Wiltameborch, fs, experteperd allder. et to. morrow cn =A eplendid new © ee et ee tone Durthen, int Mesare, Wijiams peek will De Inavebeod from ibe shipyard of sesase Smith and Dimon, tuis o'cieek She ia called the Universe, to under (ke superintendence of Captala Bird (he well koown seleatiCe ehipwe iter, command her, The | niverse te & fue epeos: af mwine arebitecture, and refeets the Righaat credit’ Qpon her builder. She © ia yubn OP tm chip beds ard Me. Lew bun or Pd now they har themceny others iRey hare vit, ibe magrisc: sed niveree, @ great meme furs Swegest Shen hee! ewe TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENUR. divorce cases, which are now belore the Legtta- | temper, avd elegent characteristics of European | Yet not a | vel to anything of the like kind ia The Latest fro! from m Washington, OUR SPECIAL TKLEGRAPIIC CORRESPONDENOR. ‘Wasminaron, Maroh 27, 1850. ‘The Consul to Bahia, and some other consuls, were confirmed by the Senate, The treaties recvui! ‘coneluded be ween the Minis- « the goveroments of Sao - = aand Niceragua were presented to the Semate to-day. There are rumors sfieat that Mr. Foete has chal- lepged Mr. Benton. I cannot vouch for the trath of this, but I very much fear that there will be blood shed Defore the slavery question is settied. Such isthe general apprehension bere at present, Old Zack, | ruppore, will be tm requisition egsin. It is probable that he will actaas mediater again, if matters should come to # crisis between Foote and Benton, P. 8.—It has been all dey. CHIRTY-FIRST CON FIRST SESSION. Bonate. Wasnincrex, Mareh 27, 1950. MERBRE. BENTON AND FOOTE. After the reception of petitions and reports from Committees, Mr. Bentow rose to make a perronal explanation; and alluding to the report of the Senate proceedings of yes- terday, stated that bis remarks were reported accu, rately; but complained with much warmth of the report made of Mr. Foote’s remarks. He exonerated the pany ntirely, Intimat'ng very distinctly that he hed sopested bimeett He denied the wi pit Senator to chang, or m ‘ity, a tiegle ex- pression 1m @ peronal matter as reoorted. Mr. Foote GA represented to have reid that be (Mr. Santon) was Blelded by bis age, bie open disavowal of ti bine of the Jawa of honor. and his Senatorial priviley os, ver said and if it had 7 Peat false, terert Ey much indignity in anes. but having once no- teed it, he would now give wotice to the Senate, if it forgot it was the Americen Senate. iteelf from the use of lang: whiel pers witted tp the veriest brothrl iu the raburbs, he would, | henceforth. protect bimeelf trou a!l indignity and in- | bis « ocet bay it may. reply, contended that he had made no anjustioants alt alteration in hiv speech. fe avowed the reportas bis own, but contended tha: be bad added ‘thing not ebsolutely pecessary ty fil 9 left reporters. because of their araan tohear, He ted that he bed omitted « RO the anit. acraph referring to the @ had done so at the suggestion of frieuds who consi- ca allustous to the afleit woen retcied, mot etriatly ticuler passage onjeated to, Le ajar from che e: paciasion. he wanted to 7 thas he does sonelder v? 1 do. sata Mi 5 amd'it he does, let bim cay s0, aud kaow my made no reply —but, turning in his seat, coutewptuous learn ‘The Sevate then proceeded o tue consideration of the | special order. THE CALIFORN!\ QUSPTION. Mr. Cask resumed and coucivdd bis remarks. He declared bimvelf in favor of the a! mission of Californie, expressing biavelf strongly #gsinst the peoposed om- nibus committee, as he devomicated it ageiast the doo trines of Mr Webeter iu regard to el flavery ta the territories and facilive slaves He alao declared bimrel! in favor of the prob dition of slavery im the District of Colum ia and of (ue coastwise siave of the « stinetne b of pon. coup! exptersion of bt West, to the Uview Bir, Batowis obteined the floor and the further o sideration of this subject was postponed until to- morrow, Dik POCTH'S PROPO: & OF THIGTER Mr Foote’s resolution for » committee of thi ‘war, op motion Of Mr. Maxoum, made the special ‘ocdet for to morrow, After a brief executive sesron the Senate adjouraed. Mouse of Representatives. Wasnexctow, Meteh 27,4850, | ‘The journal was re: Mr. Wintnnor, and not Mr. Cop» took the Speaker's chal: 1 Horsee, (deta ) of South Caroling, obtained leave thet the commities Mr. King’s charge against the | Speaker for outilad ng the journal, ve allowed to ait da- | rlog the @eerlom of the Houre, Mt, McLane, (@em) of Maryland, moved that the | Heure go into Camumittes of the Whole on the State of the Unien, on the Califeroia memege. Not agreed to, ‘The Tiouse th resumed the consideration of the me P. | thom of Me, Conger; to reeomsiger toe vote by which the “patent of Woodworth's } peeing It was Teiurred tothe Covauaittes of the Whole en the | Biate of the Union | Ware or os elon onan 4 een ot } ptt = it, end believed that the last extension was ained by fravd and, therefore, the bili sbouta co dack to the Committee on Patents, to iayuire ints the | bina the ebarge » Oo poied eae read @ memorial signed by roverteen hundied aad thie?, M8, asks | jor the repesl of the law, nesteTO RRL Mr. Baown. ( of Mirrissippl. for the parpose of | Dill for the izteasion of | getting rid of ible matter, and that 1c may tac ite | place tp resul to lay it ent J | “rhe vote. referring th ties of the | | Whole, was recopridered, and on motion of Me. Jone j (acm) of Tenucesce, the bill wee finally Iald om the able | |The House then went fnt> Committee ot the Whole | on the Stace of the Union. on the Caltforma question, | Mr. Acnsun (whig) of Mastachneetts, raid that he should vote for the admission of California, He be- ed that the views of tbe Presideut were founded im patrictiom and widem @-manded the admiratioa | Of the eowntry. Wh» qnestion is to be taken be could rot tell, Weare no# im the last week of the fourth mcuth of tbe seselom, end Lotte legislative ousiuess has | been dowe. What Se the cause ef this! The sp te drovebt home from the Mexieaa war of oom urat. | spent 9 bundred millions ay ten thoveand lives, and ba: Hi dollars, ovoncry Neh as wery. The went. ‘Ube e nOle coure of the prrvent struggle ibe extension of Havery; the y question entered somewhat into the piestoential ‘ciection Betore tho ath of ‘larch, 3009 \bere was ne outery about the disselu'ion of the Unim It was Destd Gistinoriy atiar the insuga. | Fatten Of General Faylor; thew It was the! | Tights were Ja danger, and the Bourn were o | Tasty #9 ene many Ube it ot |® vtey Of Tennesres, tbat if the territory was Cee man, weald rerkt the | propheey then Newuh will reslet mes of the Convention © The genti-ram, raid thes it m which all could rally. wf piattorme before Chere from Blsstestppt vee te erect @ pletion Me. Arherwn bed b hae Cre onde at Belelo, but the ratos desceaded and Ubets Was 0ot & pinned left. Goueral Taylor te elected. the cup of the Gresgrapuical wence is to be draiced, and Deshviile Convention fs to meet pertier eanact exist fu thie country relm thet befel the Baflaio that of Nashville, ime bot be Pel no ‘Vhat, be woud Jevwey the South {n resorting to The Norvh ity years pest, aged to gone ‘trel the destinies of the nation. The South bas bever spy thing that Congress has not granted ie edmitted tha’ the North bas pet regarded, as it ough: tre ecnetitetional elatse tm tslerivu to the escape o P , He bad Bo mental revervation to the oblige bot at the righte, he j he wn view was, thet the right of trie b; bh be accorded im such caren le it for the vary Wileot provieo thet revolution i+ threatened! He | bed sboeu thet thie measure grew out of the an. bexatien thon of Texas. The of four States out « slong as Souther a oarey. ite thet paves to New Mexico, be would inaiet | If they fovtet merely ee @ point 4 yield. If they ony tat tlevery can @ will, go there, then be ili conform to the views of im coustituents and ge for the Wilwot provieo, If, the Fouth foree the queetiow, be reeommeadadon of the Preeicent 1# patrioue and just There was no ne tor fereing au teete. Of soldiers, to keep off (be (na: Whdom and rateiotiom dietate tb before the lions # pee the | nited Rteter, enatosiy et Keng on the condicten of | fore from the Pr fe teper from 7 me Calucrete: whieh wae laid ob ob table, anf ordered to | fh be priet i a Wr ererixce (wv Georgia meved | thoes stan poses Ue inated i oaetie: 4 MP Haver, em.) of Se, entd Ubet there war of | ee affair of honor between Mr Bent’ vaaod Vir. Butler and | | the bill be posi pone | thie for perfecting the details of the bill: which was | agreed to ‘To day, Mz Walker, on bebalf of the Judiciary Com- reser atitare seer contingeut fund, Mr. Beanery big) of there ix? ebali we have no make ie eee ae el ten Indien, phd ‘twenty This ome to the Committee on Printing, and The House adjourned. nEW York LEGISLATURE. Senate. Avpany, Mareb 27, 1850. ase! pomare OF NEW YORK Mr. Rowixson ‘orably, the - in refe ence to the Easter I Dispensary of Ni ? mittee of elght Mr Wau favorably, the Dill amending the charter of the Pacific Steamabip Company. THe UAUAY BILL, Mr. Moncan woved that the Senate go into Com- |. tee of the Whole op the bill relative to premiums on loans end forbearance,—Carried And the Committee of Whole. Mr. Robiason in the chair. weot into consideration of the same. Mr. Mencan then ably advocated the principles in- velved ip the bill, which proposes @ change ia the, Present usury law. 60 as to allow. by contract, any sum of interest to be taken. bat still aathorizing the col- lection by law, astinterest, of only seven percent as at present The bill provider thae the operation of it wbail omly extend for two years, gle then the system Apy been tried farther action can be tateu. Mr Stanron moved to amend, by striking out the og ef lending money on iuterest to tweive wea! Mr. Mor Sam this, on the ground that it would endanger t Mr. Coox pel the bill It would, he admitted, be beneficial to New York souey holders, but ia his opi- nion it would not be 80 to jnle d country. ‘The motion of Mr Stanton was lost. Mr Mays thought, for eeverat reacons, that it was best and expedleat to try thy experiment, es proposed by the bill which was wnaer consideration. fe was not willing to go for an entire repral of the usury lave, Dut weald cherrfully xive his support to a trial of this experiment tor two years. durivg which period it could oe be determined wbuther or not it should be perma- nently on followed. saying that he shoal ote for this bill rather than have n- ail He shou'd go for it ase stepping so thing better herest ver opposed the bill wich much zeal He port apy such prineipieat all, He eboul ke out the reed from fa bis oplaton,it wes the beet that could De adopted, be would be glad (with the exoeption ofthe rete.) to cee it engrafird upoa our statutes, Mr. Coon would yore for that law io preference to the one upon our records. ‘The commitice then rove and reported progress. BOKMAL BEHOOLR The ual making sppropriativas to the Norma! Schoo! pasted. PORLIC HRALTH 1 Sew ‘Tho bill ie relation to the pubite health in New York also parsed Adjourned, ys Acgamy, Mareb 27, 1850, SALARY OF POLICEMEN IN NEW YORK. ‘The bill to regulate the salary of policemen in the city of New \ ork, was read « tnird time and passed HOMESTEAD RXEMP TION ‘The Hemertead exemption pill, fixing the sam at # (00. was passed through the committee, anu referred Lo he reported complete The prison aporopriation bitls will pass through committee to-night: The Forrest Wivorce Cases Hann ‘Ko, Mareh 27, 1850 J yesterday telegraphed to you the tacts copnocted with this cace, and give them more fully now, with the proeeedings of to day :— Mr. Fernon moved that Senate procsed to the second orre ‘The evding ot the testiuony im the case wns called for by Me. Brooke After the readiog of the testimony, Me. Brooke offered the following amrodmeot to tee bill. strikiog ali out atter the enacting clause and inserting the follow That it phell be Jawfal tor tne judges of the Court of Common leas of the eity and county of [niladelphir to entertain Laat iu the case of win Forces: for @ divorce from bi , Catharive N. Forrest, tor alleged adultery. eek taid Edwin é orrost may prevent to raid court dis petition or ibe therefore, thengh the ratd Forrest may not have resided in the Ste e for the tall period required by ¢ inte ‘On the sdoption of the amendm it the veasand nays were called, and were as follows: — 2 ys 1t Mr King moved that the tevenee ond the present, in order to — io brieging 10 the peste cted bi iving vo the suuges of the mt hia jurivdictioa im the care, provided the | Legtelavure conser the power to decree a divorse & vin ule matrime ae Mr King moved to amend to reach the proseat onve, notwithsteadiag end to give authority to the Forrest woo On emendment year, 17, ways 16 amends = ways, 12. Vote on the flaal peswage, 16 to ost. Mr. Packer moved to reconsider. Re consideration Mes over. Court of Appeals, Aveany, March 27, 1850 The Court yesterday were cecupied in hearlag mo- #. To-dsy, teeuty- five were preferred and. one argued, For vhe preseot there will be ons session por day. i | Appolutwentor Judge. Atsasy, Wednesday, Marob 27. 1850. jenry M. Taylor, of Capandal Affaire in Baltimore, B x, wareh 27-0 . Mv. Cherries L. Price, tobacoonist, of Richmond, Vic- girlie, rece! while returning from the theatre, dey. It bas been snowing slighity here all day, and It l+ Bow aw ineb deep ov a level The markets are unchanged, tied the avxt | ving Oui report is crowded out by #ther matter wa ba The polles hi of the young lady who #0 suddenly aud it ty to be hoped | in @ Cay of two, she may be restored to her Meanwhile avy pereon who hes reen within | fret ws a young I bat friecen ® forty ight, for Wen yerre cf age. ith aaborm baie ever, ering the drsoripis pink "will sid the reareh by commanionts pebice, Fears ere enter aimed thar she is secreted ic a | errias@ house, without ber cones Pp Nothiag would ve her, or. one cf the clerks, set ‘ w her puts piece She «as aeremed aud brought end there locked ap, the magistrete’s dioner hour, About three o'clock the on bavin, wpe to ba ge od on Cpening ber cell, heard» gurgling noke. and on locking {1 the neox, almost | dead. Itwase cousicerable time before phe was re- | stored, The means by which ebe bung herself wat her apron, twisted ipto a string | Old. whe {cuba tn the sien of Bishop flugner’s . in Mulberry eteeet. It wae taken to the Alms Hense by officer wadgen, of the Fourteenth ward M mous Aseatir At nix ooh the station bovee of the Serenternth war deed frigbttully wounded by an tron cart wreoch, with which ke Pag been et:uck 0 Sen cae, who made bis ereape for the prerent. fhe offlcere however, are on bis trot (Meer © Tate port, It ts eaid, has re coo hrwmed by the Senate. te netics, thet tn = jn Of the seventm day of the great hureday, %Brh March wilt be wvid the tL Law Booka of ere. ttle @ Petntirg apd Mouse EKenoe The spprseching moving and reagr be sof important imgniey fous and ‘Turn of MAILS POR indeclehiadh xn Ta. North Caraine “Bippoe ‘The steamships Obio and and Phitad phia will leave this port this afternoon for Chagres, with the mails for the Pacific. The Weekly Herald will be published at mine o’clock this mornieg. with the lateet news from all parts of the world, imelading a full report of the trial of Professor Webster. which cen be obtalaed, im wrap- pers, at sispevce per copy. ve Answer sn ook tason weifth Ward Street —in the Herald of the 26th instant, pears je headed" Tweltch Ward Street O tg.” which very serioualy ref-ete ou the honor aud integr.ty Bi en ‘who attached their mames to ® pe~ Council to convert the lave tmoen Forty-eight and Fit- Tty holdersen Forty-uieth rT Drctnlary paint of view, by preventing the opening ef Ut ede pevesntiment That finda lodgment in the minds of men which is m re oling than ali others itie that of 4 ii a ste Senate, poe were ccently referred certain pettt) or ving the burial of the dead in the cities sud villages of our rsiaie thas eh quently And beautifully speak ou che pola under comside- of earth that holden the human heart x ue place where ths temaine off Tp eiviliaed an we'l as savage lands Jt par extoted a6 far back in tae past: as dof humanity extends. ‘The grave-yard whors the rewatrs of the | ering tack to dust, ever ener, mere holy rr went have shed their brichtest lig! But itis a feli'g, a prveirle vucontecd by cousitions, ona. ite, and forever will Sees va tp clo hear - But perhaps these gent:emen tni x ch te those who were bere buries were poor am distinguished in. thet fixes, therefece thetz_osbes may be atenie with impunity pa} me x; 1 the The rovere pre to bulisve in eaty eerity o' rahe Hes which the Petitioners urge iu favor of Cou Nerticg th Feld into a Pas, instead of allowing & au ciples Stesoeent? d beauty, thea it fullo wd hb the Cd of the ¢ of the Park would. pinion, invoive th removal ef ssusty Dow remaining the root ef 60,000, and scatter them to Lal the grads of an adjoining stree’ be would level the mountains stitute the grandvur snd beauty of oar voble Hudson, a waiform sxmeaess, in corry out his Uniqhe ‘iden oe whas constitutes “ and bea tion of the petitioners, neith park out! ana bn fo" the favored ews’ bn t coolness, ond a air acd beauty area cf prow who way Gerd ice retres) ne who have @ true coaception of “opasmen Not ovy woutd emoh a disposition of this grad: og thie (For'y-mnen) Bot al: the sveuchee ie B vere #ibid Dave been lala wi eyo to the ulviua ng of Forts-alatn sereok he obtained formate is doubstul, bat probadl: fir it would be romerkacle to bury fi the fatta huu wth Urrouguout ‘he eround. aud, hist sor street wus he cor Chrough, If thie dest crat 19 bo allowed, He mex artaces hee nue orsof chat oabie daarity, the Det 180 y mreat roger. Now; ie it nov onceagenus thas poli cor ond the desire to werve @ parts of speoulaters, ‘eala fa. mdvvideals who ity, as he has doe we? They ave geutiomen of ison for the ade ment of pobitical pre) of thie writer = the projeorn et of ue met y he should have emp eye of “Vericas,” ag he has of “Corporation Co stra 2 iN DI : Rquints Thrown ~ Opera Gtass—T ev ar one. Th " — these fa'C hurry. €2 Nasenu curves, va A Hat from Genin's—Gentn will not be f o eeere from his este nbehment ie pe: face on the vend, ae retooted in ti to tatinfy every cust rm GENIN, 216 Broadway. Goureud'’s ftanan Mediated Seap, for quring oll thin ¢itenoee, dtovotorssions and Moanienan” dg Suusile for cradiencing supertiuous, bate tro | ig Wits omplenoa. Liraid Ros ‘s1Ner ptree:, fires store from (aut in) Broad Jordans, 129% wshingvon surces, seston. ot 4 Gievartiay kine § the x dt told, at CABLUN'S, 1) Readers flats Dyc—Batencior's Genuine ie Dye, ean only be proemced at the Teer jes he. pablie eho a ceard seainet imitations | § ce tate 4 the bmtuation Aven ane bevel nt oid nae ot dyes sen have it calling ashore, opy the adarens Wigs and Toupece.—Awother Medal fas Deon qravees, we Om B — tor *S bese Wigs and Too- ted ta tm ey U for t Pha tcuetorsecdsbeared Wie Peo. it Meee ated the 4 heme aneeriinee| Meer the large 8s ale the a sg day; hundreds of a po nett regen! for an adveece of pri “bey bave tet some evcelderanle marufsctarers in the vey of + pint of @ateat good, eithene. Ww n, The rtock market opeoed heavy this morning, aod the fancire fell off e fraction, At the first board Erie ends, old declined M per cent; Keadiog Raliroed, is; Erte Ratiroad, ¥, Stonington 14; Nor@ich aad Wor- cetter. 4 Motris Canal advaoced \{ per cent, end New Haveo Railroad, At the reernd board, thi Marbet recovered @ portion of ite previous bacyacey. | and a general improvement was realized Canton went up \\ per cent; Harlem, 4; Farmers’ Loam Jy ; Sio- | nipgion. 4 ; Norwich and Wororster, Lig ; Erie Ratl- road. \;; United Sta on 1867, jy. The transactions At neither beard were barge, bat principally for cash. Prices flocivate so much, from dey to day, that it i+ Im porsible to form a correst opinton relative to the future. Without any vieible cause we see an advance ove Cay of two per cout iu rome fancy, Gad the moxt a deptrclation to the rame extent, Che biars had Opporiunity yerterday afternoon and this morning, to buy In their shorts end deliver om eomtracts made et the top of the warket. hey are now ready for another wheel aud may let prices op fora few days. for the purpose of selling short ag: The system of operating Ip fancy stocks. purrued by the bears, le one for all steges ef the market. They aye! themeelves ef every improvement tm prices to rel! short, sod of every re action Ip thelr favor to provbae and driver. aed (hey keep ao faterest sorount oo. tinwally roiling Op & their credit They here the whole chapter of secideme om their elle and tt in eo. extecaive that hardly @ day paves without develoytog SimetDing ealewleted to cheek or depreciate priswe ‘The bears reli #teeks to the bullr, 00d the bells boot Up sustomers among Outriders Frequently large por eBaree are made by the butis ja gaticipation of an al 60 thove i outside 61ies 6, 66 thay 6nb 60 frequently dianppele?= ed, Thisis the game tbey have been practising for sometime pest. and the reeuit fs likely to be stmilar to that experienced in every care within ou: epeoulators run thetr race. There will bea eale of $100 000 of Indivna preferred canal stock to morrow—Thureday —at the Mereha: Exebavge The receipts at the oflee of the Assistant Treasurer- of this port, to dey. amounted to $129,472 44; pay- ments, $70,364 10; belance $4,437,875 56. Certificates of gold deposits at the United State Mint, to No 673. are now payable, Rumors, affecting the etending of the Bank, Penp., are iv circulation, and it would be well enovgh to refute its notes until something defisite iy known. A law bas passed the Legislature of Obto, making it legal for parties to contract for a rete of interest (ex- cept with banks) vot excerding tem per cent. No dank can receive more than the rate of interest epeci- fied in ite charter or. if vo rate is epecited, more than six per cent; and in at! judgments rendered upon any bond, bill, or promi-sory note, interest shall be com~ puted at a rate not exceeding ten per cent, or, im ease- ‘no interest is specified, at no rate exseoding six per cent per annum. The act takes effect on the Ist day of ‘May next. ‘The movements in cotton are getting to be quite interesting As the reason advances, and the receipts 4g) off, the exoltement among speeniators increases, ‘The receipts, exports up to the latest dates, in. each of the part two reasons, have been as annexed: Movewenrs or ‘ore » im ene UvirewSrarss. Re eipts upto latent dates 180, 1,068 0 eee eget tea, dor dou sur hes" bplvepabeyiiee es saga a Shipments, to northern porta to latest cates, I Do. do. a Dee. ..371, 398 ao." Sioek on hand at latest dates, — 1550... “a on 1s. a = ag — > Dec. It appears, by accou: March, up to the lerest previous dates, the faliiug of in. receipts amounted to 249307 bales; up to the latest. dates, previous to March 20th, $09 343 bales; and up to the latest dates. previous to March 27¢b, 353,844 bales, According to this, there bes been a falling off in re- ceipte, in three weeks of 104037 bales. The ie, that as the season advances the weekly receipts wil! be comparatively Ivas,and the falling off more rapid. Recent advices from Engiand, report a belief in Man— chester of a crop this year of 3.300 000 bales, an amount. at least three hundred thousand bales more than will be Drought tomarket When this fact is presented to the minds of Britieh spinners and speculators, so strong. that they cannot get away from it, we shall see an up- ward movement in prices fore time, equal to amy yet experienced. Notbing in the world but the actual offictal statements of reeripts at our ports, will satisfy those iporedulous epioners on the other side, that our crop will be less than twenty-three hundred bales; and by the time they get their eyes open, and Teally believe thet our sccounts are correct, they will: have to pay an advance on current prices, which will doubtless_teach them not to doubt forthe fature the reporte which from time to time reach them from the cotton growing sections of this country, partisulariy after the turning point in the reason. From present appearances, we ahou'd jndze that theerop now coming to market 1s just es likely to be under twe miliions of bales as over. $2500 U 8 b's, 1856 ind as, IT io Sariew RAY tC? oe i itera 455 Long Taland 0 iB in 25 Scouinton RR 140 Trena Te eats Toute 1 —_— en Bo indo ox F wall 24 sha 534 00 < Siac 3S Bunk of B. oo W Kank of 1WOM6 260 do 4 252 Mercbante k Nis, 25 Portyuoath Dry De 6 Roark o' Tee! 7 Utanten Cen 90 sts cgeow'seinye oe ie mn ° Trost te % zk tia has Yor 0 din & Dhing' vo saben Pears y 1880 they eee Donde. OS ma < Sabo Paesma RR th ee ie soe a B sti ten we 9 10 & W Haram RR bls a Fi 424 20 Soosngeen AR “4 § % ™ o ADVERTISEMENTS ANEWED EVERY BAY. Marcers fe tintibhanes coed ety irae ce Bat gate te me ROWARDS, ees eainanonmaonaad 7 ow, EYE of } Lost ON TUBESDAY BVBNING, y Cty, o7 afy 21\cade “Tie tader wit reesioe tee etermpg the aruele to ine owner, at im the ears rr Ry REWAR $10 arrare ret os Cotveratty Prace 4 8) ie feat ot hates the oub- MO RIS ToRL Untversity Plece, corner 3 Twellth atzeet. om orion, The reg © SGRBGATION OF Ba ind at hae ese RY bi and Lew to oh Hebrew oun eighty to Binet y vn for the above situs tien ortcR a Seat ene NG Fie Sty 1 sin Na 5 OF E48 UNITED “ “ seth eee on Tr nrolet tron Ky fe wus ef Sands Baty, B Seev'v. ME CENT) EY AN «9 80 « 1 FOR | lady on Toerda RON. oe “Reape the inne 426 bis Man, ts ah vt aie > orwer of eye. v8 FON and tov8 thine of the vuvectiver lo Se — way, " wri Ea me TE AGAIN 800K ae) se. ENTED_ A PRNSON Wa0 UNDRASTAND! MUMS W inerb cd rancon wee UnpbastaNDs wuss etre: ~ ne H ine bimeelf im ours of Fame 4 gene eaERE? mis See as ANNA SAR Tear y cand TOT oe ane To 700 Th * * eenaed foity ‘Brelrce te her rtock be tien Trowel Mar ge nesertinent of Renfarion Nata havest patterpe Bhirced “tie and Ori Meortment of Freneh Flowers and Ribboma, of the ‘mchom AU hinds of sueawe: bev aterca SPRING MILLINGRY URE ~ PAYIDS ¥o, 1” bi) eet ene of Laight a stor her cont New ee Lhe Punta re FOUL SRD SURB—a LARGR AND CMO! 28 COS TEEYS PATTEM C0., 43 and 45 Beond sxteots