The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1850, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. Berthwest corner of Fulton and Nassau ste, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR. —— —— — AMUSEMENTS THi3 EVENING, BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery S:Ranoun—Pisai BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwsy—Sonoo1 rom Boum pea Jems Donns, BURTON'S THEAT Chambers street—8: aMi- ey—ALsbmine Sscusricks Serine THe Bisreane. NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square—Ruw? D. Be Peate—b:6 Hour tm tum Wabu—Aua #8 RATRR, Astor Place—Vanice Passsnver—Dzav as a Port. CERISTY’S OPERA HOU MERICAN MUSEUM—a mvs BY ArTEKNOON AND EVENING, LODEON—Wur 8 WASHINGTON HALL--PavoR ama or re CALIFORNIA Soup Mines Ernioriay MinstReLs, ENADERS. New York, Saturday, March 30, 1850¢ To the Carriers of Hera.d, Im conrequenee of recent events, the proprietor of the New Tork Herald gives notice to all hie carriers, serving subscribers in this city and the neighborhood, that nove will be allowed to serve any other journal ip eepivection with the Hiraid He also forbids every terrier 10 sell or take money for any route; and all those corriere who pay rent to former carriwre for the peteilege of thus serving. are likewise forbidden to pay toy ench rume The proprivior of the Herald alone etetme to porsees the rightio all these matters, over Bis routes; aud all carriara disobeying these directions, wtit be promptly dirmiseed from his employment. The Pitin Ward Carrier. Several ecmplatnts from subscribers in the Fifth Yad ageinst the (irregularity of the carrier of that wari bevebren madeto un If he cannot serve our subecribers early and regularly. we must place & new én on thatr Tne Trial of Ur. Webster—Its Probable Reente, The evidence in this deeply interesting tra! has been bronght to a close ; and, uponan examina- Sion ef these strong points upon which the govern- Ment rested 10 Cbtara a conviction of the prisoner, we find them shivered to mere fragmentary uncer- fataty. At first, the testimony of Littlefield bore down vpon Dr. Webster with some degree of streng’h; buta want of corroborative proof upon svchestential circumstances, and the possibility of vontrivance of the whole, seem fally made out by the positive testimocy brought forward by the de- fence. Lr. Keep’s cov fident deeluratiens, too, are swept away by opmions—how reliable, we know not—quite as firmly given, on the part of Dr. Mer- fon, eyainst the possibility of asserting that the teeth found in the furnace were those of Dr. Park" men. Thus, the identificanon ot the remains is stilla subject tor reasonable conjecture and posi- five doubt; aod if en abe has not been proved on the part of Dr. Webster, there at least appears Joum enough to apprehend trickery, in placing the remains in the laboratory, had any one been dis- posed to eflect an object by so doug. Conse- quently, we shall be prepared to expect an acquittal ot the prisoner, or an agreement to disagree. The disappearance of Dr Parkman has now been as thoroughly investigated as it could be, and his estate, volued at a half million of dollars, will be tnbyect to a settlement in the probate office. What acuen the Judge of Probate will take as to the arromption of the death ot Dr. Parkman, is eaatly to be imegioed ; and a close court may yet enter- tf Biestmony as tothe Wentity of the remains, which considerations of delicacy have shut out of the present investigation, or which may have been k>pt back for the express purpose of saving the per- petrator of the deed from infamy and death. It may have been 6: sed that the arrest, the trial— even without eny conviction, by a formal verdict egvinst tle prisom r—would be suflicient punish. ment; and uvder this very hamane and liberal | ea of public justice, @ great wreag to the com- ty nuy heve been dene, under the maatle of a Yet, perhaps, at 18 well. n pityiog hinepess Whatever view of the case may be taken—of the guilt orimnocenee of Dr. Webster—all must frankly allow thar the trial has beea conducted throughout, by both the government and the counsel for the defence, with a propriety, skill and sense of justice highly commenduble to all concerned. The untor- mate mistake of the Coroner's [Inquest ia holding & sreret res ion, bus been somewhat atoned tor by | the subsequent proceedings, and when our laws which esteblich the office of Coroner, shall clearly drevigowe bis duties, we may expect to be spared animedversions upon such star chamber inqui-i- liens. The +h decision, in the case of the whipping se Guards, should be takea as | the burrs of any legislation om this subject Even | in Evgload such proces dings are pot countenanced | Berrien Kina ano Cacirornta.—We have re- | eeived » copy of the interminable letter of Bader | Kug, om the state and prospects of California, but gust forego publishing it at present, for waot | room end opportunity. The stance of his | voluminous statement was pubdlished several weeks | ago in our columws, taken dowa by one of our correspondents at Washington, trom the lips of the gentleman himself. This letter, add the gesernment, contains nothing new, bat only more + luborate details the same general views eepecting the population, growth, miacral wealth, agricultural-capacity, aad other natural and arti- | fiers! prenbarines, of that new and interesting ter | ritory, which will probebly roou be 4 State of this | Ucien We suppose that Mr. King’s letter new beea bronght out at the present time, and sent to | for the purpose of produci® an eff-et in , in fevor of the early admission of het tertitory as a State. Many great and vital iv- terests conn: c'ed with the population, mineral ree dressed to | sources, and egrieu! ure! wealth, of that region, are awatieg win extreme impatience its adinu- tion; but the question (as become so mingled and Blended with the excitement of the dey, relative to the extecmon of sl.very, that some time m et @leps: before the rubbish can be el ared away, «ud California edm tted to her natural position ia this treat confederacy The vlt mute destiny of Calfornia does not, Lowever, cepe: d on ber emission asa State. We , Sreno! sure bet thata majorny of her present inhabi- tants might be rather in favor of a declaration of ta- dependence than admbsion iow the Union, were they to reflect for an oment on the ease with which it could be accom \ished and the conse jucaces that would result to them personally from such an event. All the rich mineral laade, and the mighty eommerciel prospects of that region, would thea belong to them, and might be managed tarough thew own State government in euch a way as to suit themeelves, without reference to the old States of the Union. Cslifornia, ia its present form, is only two years old; but ite nee, and growth, aud progress in the history of the commercial world, Terembles romance more than it dors sober reality or serious or every day fact. The discovery of the gold mines there, and the movements of the American ¢ igrantsto the dieging, reermle in @ great degree the excitement which aitended the original discevery of Mexico and Peru about three centuries ago, much more than they do any- ‘bing lee that hes taken place in the commercial world. Look at the extensive lines of steamships, he immenee trade, the vast number of emigrants passing te and fro, the general commotion throug. out the whole commercial world, consequent ujyoa he discovery of those diggings, and the move. | mente of ¢mygrants to that region! The whole world, at thie time, ie more agitated by California ‘and ite mineral regions, than it ie by any other great event of the day. According to Butler King, ‘only & smell portion of the gold of California has reached this country—the most of it has go to Europe, and all around the commercial world. His predictions as to the future progress of Calt- fornia, may be considered as perfectly natural, and by no means bordering on the regions of romance ‘The Rothechilds and all the great bankers of great Califo, | eentations, that they fail back upoo the lesser | | 1s to ke place ta 1862. The C podore is Cou tiderable ot a jockey, knows ull the rules of the tort, avd will unerefore be at home in the race. rope, have already established their agents 1 San Francisco, who are sending out the gold t@ | SERIOUS DISASTER TO THK STEAMER WILSON @ the commercial world at a vast profit. In fact, we are only in the beginning of the movement; and if several of the northern provinces of Mexico, such as Sonora and othere, could be added to the Union, in the same way as California was, the excitement in regard to gold digging would be quadrupled in the course of @ few years. According to all accounts, the gold re- gione of Northern Mexico are even richer than any thing discovered in Catitornia; and those regions now that the spirit of enterprise has been awakened, cannot remain much longer a sealed mystery from the enterprise of the age. As we have stated, next Monday, the Connecticut @ Peavoamaxozs Bvm | State election, and, on Wedoesday next, that of | !8teb parted the painter, and he weut adrift; they Rhode Island, will in some measure reduce iato an eppeerance of order the general political confu- sion ip both these States, Seldom have such sin- gular aad anomalous characteristics marked poli- cal parties as in the present crisis, which seems to be totelly unappreciated by a large portion of the people. In Rhode Island, a singular indecision prevatls. Only two parties are in the field—whigs and free soilerse—and the newspapers, halting and dodging, now find something to praise in Mr. Webster's speech, and now a brilliant eommon-place in Se- ward’s. They stand confounded between the com- mon sense of the many, and the outeries of the “Stewards of the Almighty.” Meanwhile, the democracy take a position aloof from the other pehtical sections, and await the millenium of uni- versal suffrage, as yet denied to the plantation State by its ancient and unique political organiza- tion. In such a eurtous, quibbling, and paltry de- velopement of political feelings and purposes, and | while Connecticut falls into the same line of paxil" lenimous action, the people, who do not usually | m'x with the party fermentation, in both States, | should wake up for the good of the Union. Asone | map, armed for the occasion, and alive to the great interests of the confederacy, they should denounce the centemptibie sectional demagoguism of S-- ward, and sustain thoee great and comprehensive principles advocated by Mr. Webster. Wake up! Weke up! Tue Forrest Divorce Case—Fortuen Move mEntS —We publish, to-day, Mr. Andrew Stevens's reply to Mr. N. P. Willis’s letter, which appeared yesterday. The speedy answer to Mr. Willis shows how the attention of the public is turned to the consideration of these important social revo- Juuens. Public opinion is likely to be divided upon a question which the Legislature of Penasy!- vania has wholly abandoned, and the resul's of which involve the permanency of marital privileges and rights. The full discussion of the question would be eurious; but it is quite sufficient at pre- sent to meet the general deductions in the case— namely, the certainty of a freedom of intercouse, and a laxity of morals and manners, that pervades and undermines, to some extent, a large part of what is usually termed fashionable society. This will be more fully developed in the present case, when Mrs. Forrest’s suit for divorce is brought into one of the courts of this city. 1t will then be seen that all we have stated with respect to these ‘iberal indulgences in fancy, literature and art, will be fully unfolded. Meanwhile, it cunnot be wondered at that where the shoe pinches people afflicted with the tender corns of conscience will cry out, Well, let 1t pinch, and let them cry oat, es was instanced in the case of an evening piper of small circulation and less influence, yesterday, which would strain an impartial and just comment upon fashionable follies, as taking into the account | the respectable portion of the community. Re- spectable people have no feara—oaly those whom the shoe pinches. Tue New York Pivots i tux Learstatvar.— It will astonieh nota ew persone to fiad our worihy New York pilots before the Legislature, for the regulation of matters appertaining to their prospe- rity and interests. Perhaps a more useful and en- terprising class does not exist among us; and yet they find Congress so slow to entertain their repre- | government, close athand. This is all very weil. But what will it amouutto? Can the Legislature give any facility to the worthy class who desire to | improve their condition? It they have the power, | by all means let it be done, and done oa such 4 basis that every pilotof the port may fad humseil) placed in a better posivon toan uoder the preseat trgulations The pilots should uate ia one body, aud understand each other—Coagress thea might phed with some certauty of success, aud of the Legislature not be sought or evea ey the actic desired. a Commoner SrecxtTon on Stavery.—Commo- core Stockton’s letter on slavery contains some very good and sensible views, and some that can hardly lay claim to that appellation, Oa the whole, however, it is a very good letter, Thies letter is evidently, we think, a bid for the Presidency ; #0 that we consider ourselves juss fied in seiung bin down as one of int cxudidar for that high office, in the great scrub race whieh F list of candidates is becoming larger every day, and the great rece promuere to be the most exciting contest of the kind that we have ever had in ie gteet cotntry. ery Lovett Morn of THe Fasnwnranee Sourauam OF tHe Day— ast Bsnvenm—fxmowie Vivsson ov tee it appears from the eatement of ire. home ta. of Ish Fourth street who te desoribed ae @ hicbly ve peerabie lady, that Der husband hed beea ia tie babet of wiertirg Vite, Darton, at her residence, No. as De admitted hlinselt before * mi Jo Dowaleg rtreet, aed, the josiiow Ded bre contributing to her support, re paroing Der (he tame as bin wile accords the ew of those « cf Mire Barton. im reach of her husband, | Soe wer met on the state by Mrs, Barve the or mtent+ ot w bottle ef oll ot vitriol Bod fener, bu wing ber ae severely t t exemination ~ The gevti+man ay, if Le yueeted Lo © were ¢ one Well vererd la paw And ber Jauoch will well repay those wi Bes aLves—Hopximt® Paacticr.- Oo Thareday forrnes Dail part cieven o'eloen, the caronares of ebcut thirty en! some of shich are raid to bare drew tor tm dred cows, were found in the shops of Adam Deveter end Charles Kiotz, Dateh ba’ New. 247 and 290 Stanton sttert. by Vir Gould, the fupetintendent of markets, which, by his direction, the Blood dock, fotef T me ers, who | the verse]. to lightem ber to rum before the wind At Marine A airs. THE WSaKLY HERALD, Trial of Professor Webster. ‘The Evidence 1m the Forrest Diverce Onse —Beenes In Washington, &e , &e., &e. re “You Was! TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. ars ‘The Latest from Washingten. OUR SPECIAL TALEORAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE. Wasuinc ton, Marob 29, 1850. Tt te reported, this evening, that Mr. Ewing, the Home Secretary, has allowed an old claim, amountiog to one hundred and eight thousand dollars, which had Deen refused by the preceding administration. I have Bot yet heard what the nature of the claim is; but the Beir re talked of a good deal here. It is sald thet Corcoran & Riggs are concerned in the transaction. as ~ will inquire further into this mysterious affair, and | “'y'his appeal reached the noble American heart of HUNT, BOUND TO CALIPOKNIA—LOSS OF TWO LIVES AND TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. We learn from Capt. Cochran of the British brig May Flower. from Bermuda, that the steemer Wilson G. Hunt, Capt. Sprall, which sailed from New ¥ ork, 24 fast... sed from Lewes, Del.,on the 4th inst, for Californie, put into Bermuda, on the Lith iostent, in # most de plorable condition, leaking, foremast gone, and her ppper works pearly term te pieces, having parrowly escaped founderivg at sea, during ost violent cf wind, on the 9th inst, One of the fremea, by the name of Francis Blackney, was killed and two cthers wound. The Weekly Hereid will be published at 9 o'slosk: this morning. It will contain o fall report of the ‘Webster trial. to the hour of the adjournment ef the court, last evening ; also, the late extraordinary scenes Te progress. Henry Grinvell, who subsoribed thirty thousand doi- yy & sea which she shipped and rept her deoks. hn Page, @ rigger, fell from the top of the lave. ry wale feeling we trust wil) pepentes, to | im both houses of Congress; also the evidence ia the One of the seamen, named Richard, was pat 19 8 best | oi onian bullding to- was instantly Killed. | which that gentlemen fas eked for the mupediting © | Forrest divcroe case, iveludiog a letter from Mz. N. for safety, The captaia tesring the vessel vould stot im the gale, the boat was dropped astern, fastened to a two-and-s balfinoh rope, The verse! givisg a suddes With thie aid, early in May it will go forth on ite m‘s- tlon of merey, bearing the blessings of all, and uatold banver of our glorious Union on that sea ver yet floated in the winds of Heaven. We trust thet the merniog sun which hes now risen may not Suieb ite semi apounl day. till the long lost Visagers from beyond the confine of thelr iey boriann will bebold the eters and stripes of Ameries, bringing deliverance to the captive, through American philan- thropy aod the futrepid oflcers of the American nai who matosily rejret all rewards and peouviary mente offered by Lady Fraukiin aud the English gov- ernment.— Evening paper, The Forrest Divo THIRTY-¥iST CONGRESS, P. Willis. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence. FIRST SESSION. To be La of C. +, Jeroi House of Kepresentatives. wehoor er Wasninaton, Maroh 29, 1850. On motion of Mr. Hituisan, resolved, that when the House adjourn, it be adjourned te Monday. Mr. McLane, (dem,) of Maryland, moved that the House now adjourn, Question taken by yeas and nays, and decided in the negative by nearly two to one found it impossible to save bia. In attempting to pase into the boat a box containing $10,000 in gold, belong: jpg to the ship, and $245 belonging to the cuptata, the cabin silver ware and eh papers, it accidentally slipped from their bands into the sea, and was lost. [rom the Bermuda Royal Gazette, March 12 } Sieumer Wilson G. Huvt, Geo J. Sprail, waster. of 6 trom New York. bound to Caiiforuta arrived at St oninned on Mandap ts ed 0 Rook invoior #; and at 11 o’elosk, A. M., a veny op Sunday last. in « most depiorad'e condition, i . Letier. cin} catalogue will be offered of Lecter Paper one deplore bie ae re RELIEF TO CAPTORS OF PAIOATE PuiLapeLeMts. New ¥oex, Maveh 90,1060, D'sna Buglish Stationary, aud Fancy China Paper The Dill appropriating oxe hundred thousand dollare | py ayy Eprron or tue Hi to the captors of the frigate Philadelphia tn the harbor of Uripoli, was the first business in order, Mr Tuomas, (dem ) of Teno , understood this bill to be @ mere act of liberality, and as no debate bad taxen pu uted information before be was called on to piece ing varrowly escaped foundering at sea, very curlous, Guring a viclent gale of wiud op fbareday laet. ‘the W G. Hunt lett New York 2d arch and on the evening bored noder the Vela vere break ter where «be rode out & heavy blow from the S_ # 2 uguin started, rowed tae the 7th bad got into lat 4 night they epenuatered @ rom the 8 8 E.. with a very Neary cross the boat jaboring badly, and rhippiog great quan. eo} water on deok At midotgbt the wind and sea they got out adreg avd with the asmstance ginekept ber head tothe res At daylignttbe wind hauled to the 8 W., and blew with great violence, the sea trequently making # compte breach over the ddvck At pine A. M., sbipped a sea, which RAL D— Sin—it wppeers by @ letter of Mr. N. P. Willis, in this dey's Herold thet he objeois to a one rided plea io the Ferrest Divoree Care before the Court of Pabiio Opinion. So do I; and as Mr_ W. protesres to wish to ersive at the truth, | thiok it incumbent on me to oor. liogtoal inferences from the Teapeetable witnesses own to Derrons in the habit of visiting at that Mra. Voorbice did not reside there jaken by the Tri poliran: be time of Mr, Willie's extraordiwary visit soe D #0 a8 to be under fire of a great mauy | baving been forbidden by Mr Forrest (for cause) even gous Capt Decatur conceived the bald ides of briog- | to enter his house, The oorrect inferenee, therefore, Ing out the veesel by strategem. and he would is, that Mrs. V.’« vieite to Mrs, Forrest must have been succeed+d bad pot the superior officer given orde: by stealth, and entirely without the Kuowledge of burping it if the vessel bad been brought out, Capt. | Mr F. A Card —The Courter and Enquirer, Ex> Pra And Ue Bun newspapers, have, under the head of City bee, Within ato @aye, thought proper to indulge im wrks, relative to the “Pink= On the evening: f the ath, bout troubl pre ne “that they very much 9 mou Couneit would fee! them eves im teraine hy the city of New muri feel ccs im th direction and ft peving or avy thin nus ebell. bi eine tree! uld fd conventent deposit tn & be bea 1) Waratte 8. — ngrpn | Decator would bi been entitied to the bounty. fhe it ie quite likely that belated or weather bound De wrivers of there paragraphs eae g every 5 of thi deck, avd wi amount war intended as ® stimulus to perform similar | guerts wire frequently offered th dation of 4 Se a ast ten a heavy sea struck the boat forward of the star. . 1y on future sini | face mcn p Arent inte ewe ee, ave learsed (batue mere than Ral» 406s Bea ve card wheelhouse, and relled oompletely over the ship, | Mr Guxen thought that to | wo doo in a0 recret ® manner that the whole houne. | 77 "juss art thas wos owing othe billing inetdntly ® frevan, named Sraucis Blackney, hoid were surprised to lewrm the fact? And. if beda| uponree smell expense, rernepel may pow be and scunding two othere— sweeping grberous Were freely of- red, where waa the necessity for - | weall the wtion of t C ard chat was owing t the introduction of che bulkbeads apd every thing inite wey. from the whe: dy of lawful cases already before the Rut pi preseing,”’ or promiscuously “bundling” inthe drawing . house forward; oariied away the boiler casings, and hot collected from people ty be | rocm. as was done. 1t appeare, Oo one Occasion. at east? | (Bt Fei dit whieh the the starboard ies This war, | believe, the custom in former times, whore rownd: boures, ore part of the hurriowne exert, (whig) of New York, contended that | the Meters. Willis were raised; but even then, if my t the deck fore and aft, filled the Geek, completely 7 7, wn t ing they prefer the Ke: pectfully, o destroyed the Philadelphia, only did their memory be true, it was aiso the custom to breakfast openly together. A proper exercise of hospitality did t require the feeding of @ guest by stealth for suc- or Pinkerton pavement. JaME8 PINKERTON, ud after reutde with saloon, engine: in the bold leaving three The boat ‘ing no way, tell into the trough of the Mr. MeMviiin, (dem ) ot Virginia, would vote certive days por will it be readily believed, in this The Richetiou Ever Potnted Golf Peng. fea apd Ww aged, Devan to work aud pluuge tear | came way if the bill was passed. the experien 1] unrefined country that absolute recrecy is peceaary | 87° the edmiracic | who wee them, 1. faily; the ees often rolling entirelyover her, Sa} ber war, that simiter claims would be conti- | to the proper cultivation of music, either vooai or in- ual to thom. . Made.as, exola= pee her to be ix a elnking condition, Vapowia Spratt ted stromental. icin eine fa coneegiee eving ordered the boats to be got in readiness, womt ane contended for the legality and justness | 1 would like to aek Mr, Wilhs, if his brother was en- * rn3] below and got up som provisions aod water, a box trcw the offhee. contain: $10,000 in gold b-longieg to and $245 to the master. the cabin silver. ship's P , &o., and then ordered one of the eurt Dowte to be isunehed putting one of theseacen vamed Kienard of the claim Mr Bupsanp, (dem.) of Alabama, said the officers bad wn versel, The ciaim was not like that for Reged to teach the lady the artand mystery of Kissing by mocnlight as practired in Gerwavy, as a sortot re- div’ to the tedium of those late lessons im sacred music of which he spraks, the writer beving an tudistingt re. collection of that gentleman's qualifications in leasous ice aud gentiomen require RE (be redhoed Fares now advertised ($2 fe Seg Gh eouree fog tuition i» «rr ing, DSMITa, of 284 Broai way re invited to hi 2 Bir. THomas moved to lay the bill the table. duto ber to Beep her trom striking the veerel, Theship Dr. Scnancn, (#big) of Ohio for the with- | ot tbat kind ‘The mwuric, bowever, being eacred, the heavy lureh, the painter (a new 24 inca 1 the motion. reported by the | kissing. coubtlere, was of the kind recommended by ted, and he went adrist, ic betog impoesidie to 1 Committee, who heard. the Apostie—boiy ; Web ard all — it, beer am friends of Mr. Forrest will be glad te hear that was taken, an nit laid on the \e. ere is soon to be an opportusity to ™ sift the evidence 5. before @ cour; ? for ben the pubiie will Know that the COMMERCIAL APPAIBS, THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN ) OF NEW YORK an | teetimony airendy before them, will be more thau eor- panes vEAKER COND roborated by witpesses of whose existence Mr. Forrest ARKE®. ») of South Carolina, from the com- on Mr. Preston King’s, (free ail dem ) of New York, charge of mutilation of journal by the Spreker, mode sreport. A part of it was, in aub- slaxce, as heretofore stated by the Speaker himseit Mr King. they eay did pot write the resolution to end the de bate on the Califorsia m od bill; but re quesied the elerk to di) up the biaak resviution Before the blank was filled, ov motion of Mr Kiog it waslaid on retood his motion to refer bate om Doty’s bill Speaker understood the motion to refer to ifurole mesage, then peodiug ip Committee of the Whole on the siate of the Ua little dreamed when he commenced procvedings in this, to him. heart-rending. sgonistog affair. Inruch anevent Mr. Willis, if | am correctly in- forned, will have ample epportunity to establish bis own inpocence of diehonorabie complicity ta the dese- erationer the hearth of bis friend. and in defending Dimectt be will, [think have enough to do, without Yoluptecring @ defeBce of his innocent brother. The rlur at the kitchen testimony, is worthy of an ina jual who boasts bimeeifs ~ man of honor,” acd ®* geotiewan Ly inetiver.”” Pray, tt a murder or any critue other than the one alieged had been committed du that house, would spy but @ jury composed of “aen- th mew by inetinet,” huve doubted the evidenoe of the y, Mareh 2796 P, a, There bas been no particular alteration iu quotations for fancy etceks. to day. and the market was moderately ective, Farmers’ Loan eppesrs to be working up quite Tepidly. and the probabliity is that those engaged In the infiaticn will get supplied with all the stock they it, Erie Bonds, second mortgage, have taken au- other start, and they will probably touch 96, this time, ‘They are well worth that, for joveetment, and are in demand at prevent prices. Morris Canal was quite placed in her. if it rhou'd be found usonssary to pat her overboard Having given thin order. bi Rhodes the fir t forward cut forewast, got t fared launched t beard and x. Phe ding the order, dirested the box y to be placed in bis best, aud while fa the act of recelving it the box slipped from his hands. fell Into the ree, abd was lott, Scou after the boat , ard stove under the counter, and the three mens tained were with difeulty recovered ing be ry Bulkheade h to keep the water from going be to the pumps, the water rapidiy got ude ® gaining ont ut the engineer, Me Sorreny, efter | The cemmittee have no doubt. if motion hed been re | domestica? The instinct of some families is uoerriog. | active, to-day, at an advance of one per cent, and P it, wuch exerth jocewded in lighting the fires, and got ion was stated by the | although not simays gentlemanly, and the criminal re- | pojders will undoubtedly & desperate effort to u @ pump in operat nd ine couple ¢f hours lared it oat of order; | corde v1 a riser Stats might be produced, to prove the | ¢ out. rough the night the boat labored | An the bill had not been referred to the committee, and | recent developments of the instinct of two brothers of | C#Fty it above 20, before ancther reaction takes place, exceerively. and leaked so badly that the | the mesege had. as the Speaker uoderstoed the mo | thie city to be i-dentical with that. the operation of | These movements should serve as a note of warning to was required tobe kept in constaut mo. | tion to be. it wasin order. The Speaker. on examiniag | wtich coveigued a third brotner to the wntushionabie ‘The etock si overboard 800 tthe journal om the next morping. wale ft conform to | ard usmurical precinots of @ State prison, Im euch « | CUM#de holders, apd induce them to realise. end that | previous instructions tothe Clerk and the alteration ap- | retreat, are formed ebains more eul‘able to some men | Warket te im avery precarious position, and we know could be got at. On the awe terti- | pears on the face of the journal The jouroal then thus | than thore of Cupid. Yours. very reapectfaily, not what aday may bring forth, We notice that the y ANDREW BSLrEVENS. G, Baunders’ Patent Metalic Tablet Razor Qeeop— the oldest and woet approved etrop mow in use—navit | corrected. warreadto the Hou-e [nthe opiaton of the | committer, there bo mutilation of the jouruat bat card. which knocked | a proper correotion. under the authority of the Speaker, stove the iarbia'd jmpored by the rules of the House. He did his ducy, street speculators do not attempt to carry up all the fancivs at once; they take hold of some particular faucy. give ita galvanic shock, and it suddenly rises. the engine, dei Atl. .M.,@ sea broke o1 the Jarboard bulwarke it and no more, The eomuittee, theretore. proposed a ep before the public fer the last thirty years, cxu he bed at red besly, | renvtution. that th: report be adopted by the House, en. | the sntecr alevale” and SAUNDERS, 167 | After holding tt up tor e time, #0 thet ontelders may get ck treme att working and litting considerably. | tered cm the journal aud the committee be discharged road way, corner 0 y atre way. good look at it and no one comes forward for the ib the peng fe yoy ee the N hia * eed from the further cons aration of the ogee ‘Tasvoty pe: Portrals on Paper.—These | pris, they Jet it drop, and take up saother. In e perease. x Y | The report was umanimourly adopted aad, © tn tedious sitting’, and yes ins fano: been 100 bags of coal trom the fore part of | with the veatimeny, ordered tobe printed. Perfect lil ences, gala u greaver popularity cvery day. Byte, | ‘BM* way. nearly every fancy im the list hes cet discov veriesof the subscribers, these piotares are now taken in sur perior Manner, as to resemble the very be t muniarare pictures om ivory The public are rerpeetfai'y in- ‘examine epeciwene ot our Fooms. way? eee sons We F LANGBNBEIM, Presented to the admiring vaze of afew Peter Funke; but wo one bas come forward with a real, bona fide bid, and the supply of stocks in the hands of the The House adjourned till Mouday. BREW YURK LEGISLATURE. ia Ape, 1840, = brokers therefore remain urdimiuished. After such feat beam neds pam oe Mareh 29, 1850. remota Pee Ay, nn wee iehendet finevetel operations as the Rveding Reliroad; tie oe ‘The entire session of the morning wa taken on Lng the Long Irland, the Hudson River, and the Vermost . 7 lceal or private burivers, in Committee of ths Whole. ; thet © atvise the reacer to al © THR COLLIN'S NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL No othe eontidered omipetes ( hands $0 picsurise the werkt. Nout | Central Companies, have been guilty of, within the STRAMSHIPS. phchatvitell Dore 60, than HAKRISON & HOLMES, say Past three ae it fe vot astonishing that outelder® relat be National Dagucrrean. Fefuse to touch the fancies generally, When ‘We visited the rplendid steamship Atlantic, yoo | texeein tbe city of New York was eu | note Boniow une te Ue Mestart: | ven saree doce aang of on se fe that she is approaching comple. | subsequently the House concurred. So the biil there enos of the tice very repid!; will be ready totake ber de; lew. Prop: ietor of th operator ia | *tting at the board, and ranctioniog such proveedings t 'y Tepidiy, 7 Pare “The bill for the relief of Capt, Gazinski, superseded | Uj ccuntey.) a0 we bave from time to time exponed, itis mot at all jure on the dey named, the twenty seventh of next Mesican volumteer ie comb an ” tr that cautious people refuse to bar tblog mth, without fail. Mr. Piatt, who is decorating the | wascrdered toa third readiog. Ree Ta pannt Soneeeen of Raamomtens | srange x rhb tae edhe yee ome | rd to the New York Thistle Be- | tpes, 26 and 27 Broedwar.corare of Fltvn eirest. Stzau- | do with recariiies the value of which depend entirely and the state rooms #0 beautifully. ie getting on as fart as possible with bis work; the machinery is all | in, end in ebout a fortnight this ole specimen of American enterprise and ehiil will proceed on a trial utip ‘The botlere were trated «day cr two since, to the fetirfection ef all concerned. Many of the state «2 and citizens are respec! Bpon the perronal interests of cliques of speculators. . As extraerdinary ar it may appear, the individuals © mporing the direction of there companies, are all henereble wen, personally are entitled to the ree gard and respect of the community, in their private offices and counting houses they ure men of tried inte- © Handred Dollars the chinese Musenm, Kam, en ip | eri, Senate to the bill for Joomes sre taken, and two or three of the ridal | 7 LEW Bre Timen! Of go treck Cow chambers.” which are decidedly the most besutifal | New \ork, were censured 1 ne = Be SHY OF) Oe ree prie ane Yerteln srity and wr blemished reputations, but the moment they enter the directors’ room of incorporated companies, their very pature appears to uncergo a complete revolu- ton—a revolution by no means favorabie to those whose Aoterests are atetake They doubtless flatter themselve® ale Spariments that we ever saw on board of any vessel, are aleo epgaged The following are the names of the oMfoers of th® ~ N 4 Attantie ‘ enner Nomen Ou | that they love their Mentity—their individaslity—as Firat On HS. ern Hats and Modern Prices.—Yany | Members of a beard of directors, and therefore sanction rat Oficor ubtlors remember when a Hat, very | the most dishonest an ioiyuttows transactions. As Becine ws PAT eE ay, Oe Bee tof qa tyd, y by rallroad dirrotors, Individuals in this community have pean Barve on. f Jooal bls noted upom dating | hese been guilty of wets which would have incarcerated ey ee : pte them—as individualt-{m our penitentiary; and im the First dees rd my lgg menet ey face of these things. these men lore not # jot or tittle Sclomen J. Kiersied. Auder Suenentich. 8 of their respeo'ability. and carry their heads as high iam Lae or; ‘The Forrest divorces ease was, this morning, defeated or bigher, than thete whose cberscters, public aud baviee Wrichie in the Senate. Final vote—yeas 16, nays 17, to the private are sans pewr et sone reproche. se eeees Richard Roberta, a ae eloganee, ‘The recelpts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer ‘The following is the mumber of portons, ofloera, erew, Se, who will be permanently attached to the ship :— Kew Orleans, . Maron 20—P M. today, amounted to $60,070 40; payments, $44,700 42; Dalavee $4516 280 85. Another Great Fire New Oate. 1k m Noveity.— Notwithstanding that Ken's Spring Fashion bas been befae the pud ico Oficers, Re. Our city has been again visited by a most destructive | richs, they are ae cogeriy seaghy afer ae the dap of susie The National Bank hae declared » dividend of four fre, whieh b out this morming, consuming two | Pt) )I Marries wean Ne | pee cent. ‘The Albeny City Bank has declared a semi-enaual divid | hotels and nine other batldings, (la what part of the city not rtated,) the jloes om which is mot far from $90,000 te $100,000. A por! Ls covered by insurance dof four per cent, papable the Ist of April. the yo and are ited vo the of purenas The subseriver’s tate have sot oe Pevenved of purmarent ce'edrt'y, o hie Gend Of Give per cent; aad the Charles River Sank one of four per cent; the Hingham Baok s like dividene of four per cent. A motion was meds to-day in the Supreme Court, 0 dlesolve an injunction restratalog plaintiffs certain suit sgainst the Long Island Railrosd Com pavy from proceeding, and also te set aside an order eppeinting Mr. Moses Y Maynard reeriver of the company. The read, 1: was stated, cost about two mil- Mons ot dollars, bat would mot, now, bring over a quar- ter of that eum. In opporition to the motion, it was declared that the procerdings whereby @ receiver war Oppolnted were in good faith, that the compacy te in— solvent, ke The action ts to recover $20,000 bonds of The wail that due to jog has come to hand, bat “Taste of Atl Things and Keep the Best.” —Exan ine all the pre¢uctions of our prominent batters aed ¥ ery, as their duties | v y Are learned in Tou will make your se'ections at Eepenesheld’s, stenu sireet Judgwent and interest will dictate thar bes bat for 63. by far surpeeses any four dollar hat ia town. Clay, 01 for @ batters ths Prk Be surpassing them all. be te ertion in Search oF Sin Jonw Faava~ Lovers of the Weed are reminded 45 the sbipe Erebus eed Terror, with 139 | onr triendr, that Messrs, Morales and smmaoded by Str John Fremkiin sailed from Narre Creed keep cometantly Mic COMMUNICATION WITH THE Exvest or Tre a » ~The oe to despatches. all rece! ju Test), trem the followi Webster and Benton—We are thas if eli the diffvrens styles got ere gu Dew York, bani te f Wesrs and Pearl etre retic polar see. ascertain | rar ears, we La Epes, Ls Veleta and La ven =A. on courament, ana it pet cite brands, they ih ali theorvartery. a oe. Canal 05 e Paeitie Ocean , A+ Northwest paseaze. None are more certsin to give correct % a ‘They carried ample stores for three years, at the ex- atehed fail jewel ed Levers of Lew 8 ‘ation of whieh time feare were entertained Tpcol and Samuel Wagnug. ee “ eS Greenwich street, sella, — b, Peewee ee eeee ther weteh is sol yt present, g ‘ Total, ‘There were sdditionsl lines fre New York to Oniens. from Gal says, that the use f JONKSS CF ba and erposi Cm oe and ueehole: ‘tated that they got them from the Erte ond ( CEUPRD)'s bowt, at Che foot of Vasne strest, where large rupplies of the same polsowous me, daily aPpused of to the butebers up tow: " * eeovered the arrived, the thief it te 5) grappl * property, whied Brookiyn City Intelitgence. City Count -— Before Judge Urecowood - Thomas the we Samuel Willeuchty This was om ection bionght by p gaint defendant, for the recovery Of belewes due ou' tact for building. Thejary that there t+ due from the defemdaut to the piaintit the eum of $6917 71. The is aio retarn @ special verdict that the claim of ti jant Lat Sriving from the plaiotiff not Rearing esmpleted contract by the 1th of April 1840. wee never eubmit- ‘(ed oF reported to the witness, Gemalel King. by the Gefen@ant, for bis (King's) determination, as te the amount of euch damages ‘The coroner's jury 19 the ease of the | the ereambont Froy, at Boffals bare re ® verdict by the explosion was oceastoned by « lack of water in osion of sa cirte tate aT ow t wer em, com thou ae To vel & ise se th b Tt 000 e dark billious ore, over thich pews war pot trauvmitted for the ore tes cleat and spotters h of wir: ly? ~ gly KO TK, #9 Broadway, the depot W Mark tive #&d Branch White. Py Long | . 4 A Pare x3 Swear streets —Tortoise sbel juffalo bora Beton Rivee RR ey jusiled touted Sst. Peay ferignay Stount ST erace B hes = press oe aw, hero | w ao . ried by telegraph till that of Dr Webster; aud ao -~ A > mont wonderful medivine of houtrede of ae wie Wg iss fe‘comeraense st | Heat adage Ge Tale atgt ey pe re wy. teust ee. enrol, it wae eu prostration. bottle, i - Gen aUsuesee ‘- yh arrested, | Fre and the British government treet, 2 Brie ert & Jew by the nai Joho sab, | tom would be rent om ite errand of deliverance in 1560. | Phaton’s Magic Mair 4 -4 Tenicing at No. 17 Nerfak steret, om webarge of baying | The American heart, which ts never callous to euler. | Mair or Whiskers, @ % stolen propert ip the persow of the accoved the om. | ite bas not been conrenare so semuse Saaveve Goring | be the hair or &,, eer found & Lendcomn id Jever watch, Mortimer, | the spathy ashington, succeeded the | dirtort: Be mater, Li ol, 3 4 tee = the cass, | Doble bu: y remot and Puta sveweus, F Et ale the b an cagle was on the ‘Wigs Sealne— = - ~ ——$— back: a gold finger und marked on the neteer souan oe =e = fesioe if, 'WET" Both tvs articles are vupposed to | sre been perseena, saa | eX secon! ADVERTISENENTS RENEWED KVBRY DAY. be stolen. for wn OFNeT Tt erly to 4 Cie of Pettes. at the Tombs. Sead wee aetained Anmwoors to Advertisements sent by Maik must be por the ©, for the preveot bo - ert by Nil fle wen arrestee yesterday, oe S chee | Save Acr the departure of the expedition it te | | Wige and a Of chtalutng goods by false pretences It saema he | found it to place the crews of the two reerele— | been ited a store fo C arbaring street, and then porchaed, | Leéy F im. ‘ ie nd Resone, Passed of different merebants Teh, beote, shoes, hate, aod | ide tp: CriMip— ander ved reetratote as will im at oll times perfect disoiplt clocks and ordered them to be rent to the store, when | ped under the regulations of "She United. states wedsars hi abe wots ibe tes ad oes | Sat ee sri . te Iw the store withe , a ‘ Sher conveyed ‘oft to other parts, can he owners pe mag egy tone re J ogatate ovens cea oan at the . ab awindled cnt of thet property Sern boson to be given te (he Seqrecary of Une to m, 20 LEY ABD. — Lost nerw 12 AND I Brecking Cargo of @ Vessel Ex-offlcer lays arrested, | perm iesion icanes free te nave to hj] $ o'clock, yeater from « Browns: yeuverdey nine aed the second mate of one of | Silow tir! vou rs on board the Arctic ex- Ceoot street. to William. ress the ul the Havre pachets, om 8 charge of trashing open. | Join the United States cece Goursud’s italian Meaicated Soap, for | Minko ete lot iauh bile anvuntiog ty Ser Spcows of when ieee ton contest off to A > - Phe peitow' ing extract from « Wooten, aaned, oad es. re; Me'money is South eee ‘few: rng cured reiiors. The primmers were committed by Jus. | 10th, written by Freekite te ® bite somplenion. OST=A BLAOK Saacee 7a 60uD this who bee all winter, under severe siok- my . wore ny : tise Operas, yeeee Ww bung Hat butane the Caled ed Me the expedition, we | Ao 50k Jordan, 159 Wah iWv.y sel eed ane Mitet Wl be Liberally sew asded, om vetata