The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1850, Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES. ce Tan OR FICERS foal J BERBERS ENOLOGICAL LECTURES AT BLEECKER HALL. d wer will lecture on Phrenol plied i letaals chotatina, physic. natrimon te Blecekor Hall; corner of ane it Thy o'clock, et Confidence. wa POeeiP hal unde simtsateests wun Bit 1, torun four and six horse omnibases from Fulton jerry, Brooklyn, to, the track This ling wil leave at ono, aad Balt jock, P.M. The facilities are rs ‘cam be disappointed will return a8 soon as the ent Go e be. The omnibuses Fare each way, LIN, Proprictor. NION COURSE—MONDAY, MAY 6, AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M—Mateh for $1,000, four mile heats, to 20 poun ks enters br. m. Isidora. .m. Sally Green. M. Clintock tch for $20), three mile heats, wa~ bs, Kier blab, 6.puzee of ‘St in harneas— ate Jones enters. ‘om Carnley, (formerly Jack Ros ryan enters gr. g. Tecumseh. x MeLavghlin seb. g. Confidence, Whel . Pelham. wil 1 es ‘South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the Course, at Oh o'clock, and return as soon as the sports are over. SPICER & MoMANN, ietors, IGEON SHOOTING AT HOBOKE PIGEON match will come off at Hoboken, on Monday, 6th inat., if leasant; if not pleasant on the first fair day, There will be Piseons on the grou insuring a five day's sport, Shoot ¢ at 12 0'eloe! POLITICAL, pete. REPUBLIC. AN GES SPRAL COMMITTEE. of this Committee will be held on Tuesday joek, V. ider fag eg) ramany Society, in fa ‘3 1% ‘county conventi pe : NDO WOOD, Chairma: apn aren OO Hamnineis, J Secretaries, ening, Moy 7th, at nication ef the $ eatin ouNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC REP 1 Tuesd: vet elock, on Tue ay MET A, Tah iy, Chairman, J. HL. Tinners, pg Rie gf Sproles THE | TRADES, OTICE.—TO THE EMPLOYERS THROUGHOUT TITE Uxion—We hereby notify them that wt any time they should want an upholsterer, by stating what ki San they want, they can be supplied, Uy addressing ‘a letter to the President of the New Yor Sociesy, post paid. GEORGE HOYT, Prosident, 1604 81 a8 ©: av permanent. i RANE, 28 Greenwich st EW YORK JOURNEYMEN UPHOLSTERERS SOCIF« ty--The weekly meeting will be held at Mechante's Iiall, street, on Tuesday, May 7th, at7 o'clock. A punc- foul attendance is este ee eee " dwoRGE HOYT, President. Dents Coantax, Seeretary. rey el wi vesey aloth con toate taeet saxious for. thelt' satety. aid to any y smear who will give Intelligence of them at the Union Mace Hotel, in Fourteenth OHN F. WINGROVE, OF LONDON, IS DESIRED TO eall without delay at ot John street. AUTION.—THI8 I8 TO INFORM MY FRIENDS AND sustomers that I nave removed to $19 Pearl street, and Dave now no interest whatever in the store 600, nor have I gnthorized my late driver to gell any ant. My Comphine, O11 end Lamp Store wi Centre streets where the same genuine articles can be Sbealned, at the lowest market pri WM. CARTER, 519 Poarl street. _N. BA driver wanted. EMOVAI—GREGORY & FOOTE, IMPORTERS AND wholesale dea’ers in Clothe, Cassimeres, Vestings, Trim= wines, Be. have removed from No, 39 Joha so. 18 iam street, Detweer Joho snd Sng a larger and more commodious store, th asonable goods for BOARDING, &O, Give stock of Boars TH HOUSE, NO. 77 mw BROADWAT, OF- or. oo te cl teas tos toa eptopelon off bonne, "tg Sinelvgentles eee fer tS PARD—ONE OR Igo armas sn fare AND THEIR with fall or by applying ‘robs Chambers street, a ee cota mre Brookiga peetertd, dress A. J., Herald a rating OARDING—A GENTIEMAN AND HIS WIP two sipgle gentlemen ean he accommodated with aeom and pantry, at ay fb ey hy Pi. 7s Bee VERY bine g oh ROOM AND =. price fi he cuore ith we sheabe. vo Foie orate rs we for = can te baa * yyins immediately (near the stage t-) Chiraytie vil ve teatogs a prety liam de Wes oO Roow NEATLY FUR- OAR BING A Sate, ine 8, euliy. vith clon and two or three street, woot CARDING —TwO COMVORTABLE, FRONT, SECOND Rooma, with Genet wth or without board, to let, dliher (6 one or two gentlemen, iu Barela sree References Biven and expected. | “Address to Ke Kea eee. Ve Teale PASILION, NEW BRIGHTON —THE PAVILION WILL ‘open, for the seeson, this day. The Sore" ae made man improvements since Ina thing oxtabli« ‘ental ‘The commanication with New York is more ‘tae with nay of the summer establishments ripe sceupying only from 25 to 30. mi ‘ates. Jouve Ber Nest. § f Soru tiven BREAK) Reader, if you want ofert ae cea Su of the beet Dis £0 Wo Mercer’ assay, corner ie Meret EDWIN J. MERC C N AND AMNOY RAILROAD LINE, si temger Re orth River. rs ‘oars, m SALE—T manneanee ag rhea heroic eto a it iron Frames, wi Baie erent owe, ey ww Lo Shs best mate- able kiss fal Sed a he x csi ke Peer Te NOWRIS, Schenectady, OMOTLY 0 HENECTADY, ey Seat fi toatiog ting Bnaines mana me rot fees om the Syrac ‘ond Cries for engines, oF machinery, ¢ne~ f—) ch. Wrought iron wheels made to order, aise aL.. Nomis Sehencetady. PAUWTNERSHIPS. “ Coral sity series s UNDERSIGNED nine of ‘Vauranamo, Fobroary 2, — v1 N‘ pay eee | foom the’ sere of Bete eae bat SALES BY AUCTION. 0. PRINTERS.—JOSEPH MURPHY WILL 8 Anotion, at 15 Spruce sie, = Zeegtey, 0 Precity, aa excollent aagortment tack to hold t i AMUSEMENTS. OWERY THEATRE. — MONDAY EB YOUNG WOMAN, ATED DY, Mo thesenaral housework for asmaall Pri2 vate family: would have no objection to di to aprist in washing and iromiig, Good ae 45 Hanson street, in the base ay jo chamber work, or ty_reference given. : Can be lish sed American St Case NE ARN GARDINER, (late of Gard havirg been appointed ANTED—A “SILUATION Paw A RESPECTABLE bermaitand Wi rect, lately oecupie . Gardiner's long and the- mesenm, for hls sales roc tance with every deseri Treeed In the numerous branches of his Tative furnishing warehouse, induces him to offer his servi tobis friends and the public, more 1 of goods by ane as eilver and plated ware, cutlery, Japan Sheed and Rirmingham mauufactires, Also, has no objection to go to the yeion of goods em- late extenseve deco THEATRE, « 5 SuaTHIAN STRER May i ma of Ly vi SE Jormapee, will commens in Mom hr th Williams Kathe © Durleaque of the Mr. B, Will 2h, comprised in th work; isa first ra berwork and strate As uo objection to make herself ful; the best of eity reference ast Thirteenth street, on the dori Gaon Baby, Mes Jeter Mrs.’ Chapinans ‘Ty Mo senfohade with the farce MY FRE Bobtail, Mr. Sedereon: ird floor, in the rear. rT im ‘* Mr. wil attend erent ee ee ose eee Wastal Mar Madi- sine Of fwrniture forsale at auction, at gentec! or will receive it for sale‘at his long ANTED—A eta BY young woman who can eoo! ‘ation in a respectable fa Can bo seen for three days at No. 17 in the rear, room No 2 ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Yoman as Cook, who understands her busin understapds bakin wash aud iron, and cam can give entire eatisf manufacturers’ stocks, to pectfully soliciis from his frien: Accounts of sales, with the fT THE AGER— » Mr. Chevalier d’Aubigny, Mr. Adams: Tho Doke d’Aaim MeDouall; The Marchioness de Prie, Miss Duret; G de Belle tale, Mise Julia Dean. To conclude with the at mired comedy of FORTY AND FLPTY—Mr tamont Fitewhite, Mi Carolina Wi EE Wf required; ean show the best for two days if not suited be- Piease call at No. 190 Crosby street, near Houston, EER—AUCTION NO- city reference; can be ses HOUUBT, AVOTIC French Gold ‘Jewelry, Silve and peremptory “tale, toc! ir. On . Dyott; Clomentiua, Mr Coral beady baake. foe at 7H o'clock. Bo: | eonrignment—Chesterman & Hom open at 74 o'elo room, on seredit of HRISTY'S MINSTREL! —MECHAN CS’ HALL, NO. 472 Brvadway, between Grand and Broome etre: ry night until furthe: And Nainen Christy's Etbio the first established and oldest compricing & cree who har got a goed rings apd urvoel v ord necklaces, vest ant guard and fancy brooel celets, of entirely new quire for Robert between First and fe to bux No. 8, Herald tion from clergyn Fine gilt silver br stylemsilver thimb v0 knives, silver mou have the honor of giving iamitalne le icant every night 4, silver and silver mounted buster and ted eniad forks, nd spoons, do. do., ANTED—A GOVERNESS TO TEACH THE ENGLISIL branches. Keferences required. Apply at No. 70 East Fifteenth street, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A NATIVE cf Scotland, a situation i Porter. recommended from hi lived several years. iageleres Ry attended to. ‘until further m ties ma , from the Royat on Saturdays, comt RNUM'S CHINESE MUSEUM, 53) BROADWAY, BE- ing and. Prince street: Barnum, Last woek, coiinencing April 20th, of ite of Rix persons, who sail for the rong pportunity: that S. PLATT.~—L. G. CARRINGTON, AUCTION- Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods—Jacob ell, this day,at the au dozen fine ivory combs, 1 sortment of toys, steel sorted teatrys, English guns, 27 Bowie COsets toa ays, 28 aes b with whom he has ottice for R. 3. will be | MA nove left att sell handic pen knives, an’ as~ S. pencil euses, penholders, aka d ete Museum has been inches a0 During the who have ana= patronized sy over twenty thousand pers bimously pronounced it to be by fa teen in Averion, e finest exhibition ever eker by trade, a ‘The Chinese Collection, Which in Iteslt hie ‘iving wait Mion emery, all sizes, 21. en handeaws, 3 gross worsted lines, ear fa Urete genes spvthoo | tle.seliow and forks, seis: ANTED—A GOOD FEEDER ON A SINGLE CYLIN- y y street, Sth story. poons, 13 casks Lo City M, ANTED—BY A BOY BETWEEN 164 to bind himself to some reepectab ter or ship Joiner preferred. Any man who wishes to have an attentive, industrious boy, may call ats Hainan trade; carpen= cordions, knive » Mong, the interpreter, aged 18, he performed both day rm ‘an accurate idea of Chinese Harme= till 10P.M. Admission, 25 cents 19, half-price. mental music wii 01 Windeln enter’ 8, BY Two | RESPEC ment, are requested to dress, and under . al Gvh, preparatory to ist in fine washing, Will take separate places, atl Third avenue, Twenty-sevent! of d, which, for ite x many how its healthfulness, and vi egress to and from the city, give it advantages rarely to be obtained, AEE aR Can be seen two da. ‘Twerty-minth and Thirtieth streets, ait acility of ingress 5 Addeoes (post Wy Theatre, oF P. ARSHALE, Proprietor. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTARLE young wo- | ‘men, situations—One as fi in washing and i is. The best city referes o. Sixth street, near Bowery, at mn for two dave. i )Gu i. Barrett, B alnut Street Theatre, Tilney detpbi, 3 Chambermaid and Please call at | book store. Can be ming; the other Corea, Te tisha jal manner; beliaeted wi h iron cast ey foot of Third street, Bast Rivect 8 ANTED—BY A RESPECTAGLE GW teks Betangs to the Uburoh of Bagions, @ “situation ag mbermaid, or Nurse. Can be seen for two days at 23 ; front building, seeo LYMPIC. heyy 4 S$ MINSTRELS—THR OntatNal Seamstrees, Chi at it Fie in hie style of ie a ‘have boen ree of wesaten, by, each nih OR SALE—HORSES AND CARRIAGE—A FINE PAIR vo tehod, seventeen hi ‘NDEI DS Ins wheleasia oe either as Clerk or Book~ ice, in which he has bad con- bu Ke retail dry goods or other store keeper, oF in a newspal siderable exper aK hineaceptionatie refer OR SALE—THE 110 HOUSE AND LOT NO. TEMPLE Ws is beautifully situaved, the house is built and RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ——. as Seamstress and Cham- washer, and understands dress. No ‘objections to make herself Wages not so mach an object as be seen for a week, t agent The best city’ reference can be ANTED—BY ts, gas fixtures, Es ge. impr dides modera built : I Town, venience to make nas? LER, 111 Chapel Sew York New Haven, or A Mri —- i Clariane, To conclude with the 1h itkD OF SAGECMr Carey Chick, Mrs Weil, Chae Connovet, ‘Mr. Whiting. Dress Circle and Parquet, 5 niily and’ third Chreles, 23; Gallery, I2}e. be te joe k. , He. Ors open wt e-appearance vt Si ne a: and Sivucr arial: 4 0, Signor F. Us ando,’ Signor B. Can Mi Di URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—MON- day evenin, will be seted the comedy of THE Via OF WAKEFIELD. Dr. Primrose, Mr. Ce ir. T. Johyetou, Burebvell, Mr.tHotn Mr. Jordan; Ephraim Jonki M rose, Mre mie Olivia P helmina Amelie, s I Characters by mily Cir: is. Dov or to commence at 7% 19 yt: A, DEAN as ECTRULLY, G deeply interesting J Tite. "PAL BOURC 8. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE WILL GIVE cellancous Readings for the lenefit of the Grctics Orphan Asylum, at the Brooklyn 1; Washington Wednesday, Sth, at 7hy Tickets Jd at fifty conts at Mr. Fra: Howard's bookstores, at t and at the door, pieer at Me. Wilder's and Mt Hotel and Mansion House, Brooklys evening of the reading. IBLO'S GARDEN.—THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS elegant establishment respectfully informs the public ew York that bis Summer Season will ¢ ommen BY 1960, Original p y produced, tre already eng The Mr. Bro Mr. HL. 1b. Phill} ne, S tober, Miss Mar Ammo Revn . Taylor, Mr. rs, Vernon, Mre. J. Sefton (lato Watts), Miss Barton, Mrs. Everard, Miss Dean, Mics Bar- ‘A dew pivce, written expressly for this es duced on the opening night. Managers—' Chippendale, Tickets, to all parts of the house, Pitty Cent HE BROUG Latins and, Gaasiomane wht on the above occa: rehearsal of “ “Naval Engagements ing extracrdivary Cast: Bullfrog (first ime hero), Mr. Hur= ton; Toby, Mr. Jordan; Martin Heywood, Mr. Clarke; Silver Jack, Mr.'Johnston; Rac! Polly, Miss Chap= man. A new faree, in wh arton, Mr. Johuston, Mr. ughes and Miss Hill will appear, Other en= ‘comis eharacter, Box book ‘of Eighth street and Ast when all the distingni gempering the Fren Wallett, ‘the original. § talented company of whole being under: the dircetion of James Nixon, trian Manager. Doors o} to/coinmengo at 9 s'dloek recinely. Admission— Di A i 1c cividren poo aos lying at P.M. B.—A grand per- y and Saturday afternoon, ue ANTED—BY A RESPECTABL tuation aa Ch vmbermaid OR ALE—A A COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR TARRYTOWN, es. ‘as short walk of ‘illage and sto) of Dearman. It contalng, about twenty-two acres further jculars, img! higher recommendation present employer. JAMES CONNER & BON, ahteie's sevenaney for com ~ materials on whien i above Foundry. TYPE FOUNDERS, CO! New York, have on (AAN'T UNDERSTAND IT—HUNDREDS Wwito no not covsider how much is often expended in shis cit, ot see os the metho apply st No. 16 East Fourceenth target, sis be noon for two days. ae cha, DRUG | STORE FOR SALE. WITH A A ly furnished office,—The etore is doi ng good brsi- ica and lo ottesed for sale In eonseqrence of fie ll heat of the proprietor. For particuls via OW it FORMAN & $0 8 Grand street, corn tradesmen, for mere ANTED~A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, OR TO usework in ® small private family, b; ‘woman, who has been four years in h ection to go a short distanco in Call at 42 Henry street, front Vasemont, for y= Lets rEw fest ritwattous ease ALLOONS, BOTTL BD isomeiy Biounted, n appropriate). dway, front ‘basement, De OHS GETT'S NEW YORK CITY DinpcTOR 2,) Ofiee, 89 Liberty at IMPS, SWANS, Vv ANTED—TAILORS, ON COATS, IN FRENCH AND oy Ty lodging, desis ‘landing, sonvenient ae - het, HOP" all ‘others, for gale by K BISHOP, 3) Malden inne. receiving any oth be a + fakfast, cary a Re. RONTRCOU. TEAM TOWER AND ROOM TO ph oh Brooklyn—V: UBER CONTINUES TO FORWARD OR- ms peneaiee to his frien pA rters. yor aap 3 term: ANTED— ra RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Shambermaid, Woseer, pe Ironer, who it y. i esa fer) dale. *ieuse eall'et 120 Orders for wines, vinegar, ¢erdial: we forwanded to bis Yriends Bordeau: WAnme4 NEAT, wt ee yore renee. AS required, as to character and qualifications. vapeiye Netween ithnd 1g, At No. 14 Barclay street. \2 WANTED NE Hse SALe AT AvoTioN, Horses, a vi tin ey, tlemen BY A_ RESP d tidy girl, to fo ‘cham nberwork, ‘ash di ‘would ‘be willing sale “GEO. Ww. ies r, 446 Broadway cand | Nracspareat Soaps, Wash= 3 MUSEUM, PHILADELPI P. Proprietor and Manager: Henry Sanf agit Gan, Tom 3 victerioes, ta the Quaker Fully ‘appreciating the distinguished favors lavished is ret appearance, and ak ‘ i the City pon the Gen fin his patrong a Mike pelle whe have tare levees bi general ndznira real, “Hop O° My performed th es the General tor "300 nights in’ Landed on other eit eftieg, with | tance, 25 ote; ebildven ender 0 TATLORS—FOR § sok will of that vig aud well b No. 4 Courtlandt street ate of A. Wheele ADIES AND GENTL 4 fully informed that for all deseriptions of second-h -off clothing, by i Boreeey. age street. Orders left at No. tl, of sous through the dispatch post, promptly attended to, SEY, 11 Orange atrect. LAMPS, &e. gE AND, neue MANUFAC. acer corner of Hirwadoles, ine Burning fehras, ie. — z= Candelebras, ke, ho. fesale and retail” Pus, PRIL Alderman of the ery desirable pony for bf ana “i feaddle, and wee Mercere OFFICE, MEM? TEI BY A TIDY, CLEAN ne ith a Che 's Maid, and to do ee ee the id; cho has a first ra 1 o'clock. Me mall, well broke footed. VING A FIRST- that can trot ia ANTED—A SITUATI rectable womans to do cook! be fo jt 5 winow WOMAN WIs t to her business, faform the public, that yet he ig master of the ny, where he sells hie M re ts an TALLE y or ation as Chambgrm: package of one ‘and Pinin Sewer, hildren’s Nurse and | eamatross, nnd tind na Cortne—coODwin's PATENT CEMENT SUBATH- Viense call at 81 King street ; le ORsES, CARRIAGES, ‘of 8 epan of cream colo heaton Wrgon: trottin in the basement. 20D AND paris } ‘intter language. -) pacer in this ecuntry. co of the intended al order, and told tt be street, near Fifth ie Pee, No. 167, im the south igallecy of | it astly celebrated Bi rirwat, and hence his CATION | WANTED BY AN AMERICAN PROT- he general housework of «small MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE egaformity with the re ow 70 ) WASH CLOTHES winnoct MACHINES, bartels—Kubbine nnnoressary! Os $202,697 10 marked aieeat « of Frees nes on = aici ined from 3d April, G notice of dealers in barrel correct system of ascertain A large remuneration can be Py ance . of Premiums marked off Non oven foe Uaree jarine Losres .. ° t Inland Navigation Lorses. ‘exzynsee and bad debis, (lees gain on investment)... .... ed f Mew s Lippiceett, 102 Barrow street. agene, L?, Naseaw of the Sri 180,- for ¥ wv ITED stares ii Re rant” "ite Nason street. Passronts sme e.1me Nagean ote Forst ed, for one ‘iat, A more, of thonsande: ao ad ¢ aoterteite, be ING Age pocket ardware, Cuclery, ue | £0. nn Maiden as FINANCIAL. LIFORNIAN! i he vi HRAVELT, Potent a Lo. Ri 43 Ann street, Le ” Pee articles ef overs desert wale at the pee are sold every mmo \¢ Trustees have ral disoouat io re ieatared . aivident oti For Ad oy be PNDERSIONS “DRCLARE THAT MAVING ved Tayam iaveren of 4 contiter tes authorised to A “0, to ihe holders silver waseiee, tay, be dune bet it ing injerest, therect, re, em and after the loth tay of Je 1m hall evase from that date is wie iaenes of cert ANTED-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, nix per ie for five $3,000 0 ate + brick howre eats on a modern Heocumbrence, im Brook Add - jh po} Sthll Be ree the enm on 4 = mil y, Chatham equare Post of company amonnte bo one MUSIC, Ale NOFURTE AT AUCTION, — W mage 0 Conte ah # auction tome, comer Board UR VES NEWCOMD, Secretary. Bh, INH Z; We in, ena, N hn %, ov from ® fertimonial + appended the and Witte street Sharies @.¢ Carleton, bat if you want the original thing it Professor of the art snd science No. & Naxean street, N.Y DR. CHARLES HUNDE'S Bs Thad degree wf encetiense both i * henge ti this an opportunity that seldom ovewrs. peace A’paican ‘a UNION cee —— yee OF SAN Fa I Foralc hy B: Coenen, tatlishiaent, a1 Wenscnville. two Northamptor Ratiroad Depot, veri low York. about Ave from Se ety rik TWEN Seid Sta | i. jaerices Tras tine Pres. & sok, Panuine C. Teenet, taken on favoretle terms, at moderate Prem) TRAKDRR STARR, Genersi Agent Cuanias Newoown, 178 INSCRARCE-< Aserrance Beh 22 80, tg: 2) forened te Neo ited en ar covtll as rome sone So} moktng frat. on the rap, Bhp per ceuh. on the lat Dr Etmt sh ike wet and tone by rat wee 60 Jenarh Caitlard, ar. (—E ey ASHER Te. Mone pure silver, 152 William, between Fulton and Au BREAD. READ WITHOUT YEAST!-EFEERY ESCING pound, manufactured by B. Babbitt & Co., No ye gt gg warranted to Prodwce the withis described eMocts, as foll Directions fe trond, tem cakes buckwheat eakes, four of abo 3 z be nee mining the ‘aif the usval {ime should be ooeuph then ret it in the oven a! mh ® ike andl om Haimectty. fp 1 inferio ° keepa much bonrer than common bread ; is more dig ed much je turn acid. Common bread, like everythi 4 je easily aenin, to 4 not on: ne he valuable, vay be rendered ‘ wnlimportant item inthe price of wren tre, A faving is effected in the four of not lee thaw i5 percent, in the common process, moch of the race eharine part of the tow 14 and ing Gon verted mts car- Ie incurred solely for to reise th 4 roy + part ot that 24) pouwts, takes 29) pou treai My Forine ation, FiveR, DY the mew proeene, 40 p orn 1 arvisle for 1 have wualyted pls of afuctured ty BF. Babbist ie and well pre ey elieaaner If peopetly LTON, M. D., Chemist New —Cavear—Hiled fn the Patent Oftes, on ¥ of November, DSi, and othereiae comptiod wil the eyelets f said Act provided by Congrem, This ie spend of tie best faan~ ake 12 qe er that ome paper wi ft romp. lot = tw ‘with the clothes mere of the prmder, and tefl thom re fans rinse them, amd that is en Meie: mah rican. NR There being no poste se, the sinthion vary white, and ne twen hard wap ie sequined te weed dees mot pth, tee cents to — sire family of ten persons. Alee afnc- Tv esting componnd fer raising ithowt yeast; alee, of dow Siaitarer a= ree ty Br RO Washington rireet, INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasminoton, May 4, 1850, The President's Reception—The Earl of Durham—The Furor on the Appearance of this Young Lion—The Gal~ hin and other Committees, ‘The President's reception. last night, was thought to be the finest of the season, the most distinguished to the codfish of all, on account of the presence of the young Karl of Durham. te came in apon the arm of Sir Henry Bulwer, the British Minister, and was intro~ duced to old Zack and the Executive family in due form, He is a slim young man, quite a boy in appear- nee, quite inexperienced, apparently, and very modest, Let us note some of the remarks of the crowd Far apr (there were quite a number of fat ladies in the ny; generally the majority are rather of the + er; in fact, our fashionables prefer to be » aud don't Like to be fat)—~Well, that’s the Earl of Durham. He looks to be a nice young man, They say he's worth $350,000 « year. They do have @ splendid aristocracy in England.” ELDeRty Gestirian yes, he’s a nice young man, of course, thongh there is nothing very remark- able about bim except bis $350,000 a year, And, ag you sey, my dear, {he English aristocracy is splendid, While the mass of the people ar e death in workhouses.” “'* PANDers, starving $ Far Lapy’s Davenren—Do hush, pa! for my part, I think he’s handsome. Look, ma, such a pd ae 2 what « good complexion he has. Ue is a perfect love of a young gentleman, Wiareun Deaocrat to one of his constituents— re's your Earl of Durham—rather green about the eyes, aint he. Coxsiiternr— Well, he does look a little verdant, evem to usof the backwoods. Is that the man that started the short horn Durham bulls? Mrainen—No, it was the old man, He was a great cattle raiser; but, I suppose, the poor devils who work on the estates would like to be fed ag well as the Dur- ham bulls. That's your English aristocracy. They monopolize the land; seg raise splendid cattle; but people who do the work are fed on garbage, ‘Tall Southern slavery! Perhaps this young man will it in the South. and then go back to England and draw up th ro slavery, and the arity of Ax Well, I tell you, Sam, is & good time coming for the outsiders, and one se doys Old Rnglond will feel ap earthqaal at arl of Durham. and the nobility. and royalt: the Chureh, which drain the life blood from Separee will be swept off like the Florida {ndians, hunted do and slaughtered, as were the ald noblosse of France im the great Revolution, It will be sure to come to that, ‘The Earl of Durham, meanwhile, passed into crowd, and young ladivs peeped over inen’s shoul to getalook at him—others were dying to be intro- duced to him 1.000 a year; had but Very’ little to say. he seemed to be a very retiring and modest young man, and perfectly uncen= scious of the terrible critisisms of the fleree democ~ racy onthe aristocratic institutions of John Bull. Yesterday the Earl of Durham. in a bobtailed eock- ney dress of pepper and salt, called at a book-store to get a Congressional Dictionary, to find out where the lions of the town were located. There has beem very little trotting after bis Excelleney in Washington; snd to do him justice, he does not appear to desi be made a fool of like Uharley Dickens. But will tnke. $860.000 a year is hard to beat, and a title of that sort is worth something even in the U nited tates, where money is no object at all. Even old Zack, pi ty well to do himself. looked upon the yoathful akbob with an eye of expecial favor; and dealers in fancy hrunk back like the Hindoos, in the presenoo of some great idol. ‘Thomas Ewing was on hand, robust, rotund, and shiny-faced as an alderman, apparently very Mttle little concerned about the House investigation claims; but looking like a man who has secured | profits, and “don't care a damn.” The distinguished Attorney-General was also in the ring; also Mr. Mere- dith; also Mr, Preston; and the public will be to learn, from the Intelligencer. that the Attorney-Gene~ ral has been a perfect God-send to the Treasury, and har saved more money to the goverument than any y has a conception of. Mr. Clayton was nen est, and Mr. Crawford keeps shady. ‘There were not the usual reinforcements on hand from Congress, @ large proportion of the two bouses ing gone to see and hear Miss Cushman as Mra. Haller, of which character there was a general opinion that it was not #0 well adapted to Miss Charlotte ag Meg Merrilies. Wo expect the report of the Committee of Thirteem on Monday, The absenteer have retured, excepting Mr. Dickinson, who will be back in season. and #0 we Ee expectthe beginning of the regular approaches oa ouday. We expect also, a report from the Galphin Committee on Monday—a very voluminous a port —b re suapicious it direct reeponsibility of a judgment. We also expect a report trom the Benton and Foote Committee, recommending that something be done to prevent the reeurre asi ot rhea d ies ~? ad the fature. In fine, we expect the beginning of the ‘contest in whieh the President sod the cabinet. Tie potttient parties d partivans ied the day, are all to be tarned beg heels, and lucky will be those of the lot who pt upon their feet. The settlement of this wtion is by ne manner of means concluded the report of the commit'es. The real trouble just then begins, and we rball have enough of it, Our Baltimore c swcnpentiniant, Bavritone, May 4, 1850. Brutal Murder — Improvements — Democratic Gubernatoria’ Ticket—Whig Movements, §. Considerable excitement has been created im the city, by the murder ofa man named Thomas Welsh, of Philadelphia, by some persons unknown, Me wae found in an insensible condition, on Friday night last, near the Maryland Hospital, and carried tothe eastern watch house, from whence he was sent in the morning tothe alms house. It was them discovered that hie rkull was fractured in five places, apparently created by blows from a colt. He was stranger in the city, and the object of his murder seems not to have beem money, as the contents of his pockets were not dis- turbed ‘There is now no doubt that BE. Loule Lowe, Req., will de the democratic ca te for Governor as nearty all the delegates #0 far elected to the evnvention, are im favor of hit nomination. So it will be seon that elo- quence bas for onee telum pled over the money With the democracy, though it fs owing rather to t that Mr b apperted to the people agal fm f L party wire-work who wily mange nominating conventions, and constl- tute them to please themarlven. ‘The whig primary meetings for the nomination of 4 candidate for Governor, will be held at the elose of the month, but no one ean predict who will be the te About twenty names are mentioned forthe port ef] of whom seem to etand equal chauces of suc- coos. with the exception, perhaps, of the Hon. J. Dixom Keman, whe appears to stand at the head of the list. t t Mr. Roman stands James L. Ridgely, Rea the Grand Seerctary of the I 0.0. F. Grand Lodge of nited States who ly well known and esteemed by rder throughout the United Stateb, Our a Correspondence. iLapmurnra, May 5, 1860. hed Strangers bir Kart of Durkam—The Co- Outrage Free Banking—The Canada's News, gone eonclusson of t ¢ the distinguished strangers now in onr city, first and foremort is Col. William Bigter, who ts at- tracted to thie epot partly on political considerations, and partly from the pradential desire to look after his lumber transactions, in which business he is largely engaged. The Colonel ie ins state of preserva- tion. and both he and his friends will be greatly dis- polnted if he is pot the next democratic eandidate for Governor, Judge Bilis Lewis is here, too, diseharg- ing bie roeial duties with that ing courtesy for which he ls proverbial, and at the same time esting & few anchors to the windward in view of the election of the Judiciary, by the sovervign peo- ple, in October, 1861, The Rev. Dr. Bethune te also here, and warm has been hie welcome by the religious world, This morning he preached Wtore a very large and ¥ old ehureh in Ten the same place this bave to chroniele the arrival of plain, b teken apartments at the the delight of Mr. Pope Mitehetl, cod the os plearare and « ment of hie quests, The indies. tions are that hie lordship will be overran with the fashionable hospitalities of Philadelphia, Various pews in various orthodox tabernacies have been placed at bis di-pqaal aad to-morrow the ot the hundred-thousand. dollar-res- end Chesnut streets. will be ‘ithon — with horwes heads to the east, nglith, a* well ae the natural lami- putin active re im} of this wary The story of the young girl being taken to Columbia ty Srverailroed rafflans, and bet petson not merely ted to a coat of tar and oll, and then pet fire to, is one-third trac and two-thirds The girl was treated hy these five seow the most fendich manner imaginable, but the confla- gretion part of the business ts pare invention. They Rave all < arrested -_ the whole truth will coma ( In the judicial investigation, whieh wi «place in the courve of a few days, oe Yesterday the lower branch of the —. Le gee] rhowed some rigns, net of returnt rohan ie returning vittuo, for they killed ‘eat e new sit por cont. loan Me gan the tat is about to make, is linely t9 become 2 The da‘s news apparently has had little of no effect Upon the stock market, This is tn a measure at. tr bate! oy payments vbiah are eres market, to the hearty eh age 6 pet 4 Jet and 4th are quite ratguine of another end ev ae spleited opevela= tive movement this week, We shail see, Domestic Miscellany. The Legislature of Mastachasette \varumet one “he Leg sett yt SE ty tp Samp at Se, Philadelphia, have serie 7 diet, charging Andrew Uoebran as ‘te pean? The fre at Portemouth, Virginia, on the 18th inet. deniey ed Cwenty fons bees d the hoes is etimated