The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1850, Page 4

ed from the wind and the rain, covered with Gur Leguna Correspondence. Baxter, Palermo, 87 days, with frul York; Mexico, Vanaman, Indolphia; Joke ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE, | :s':!p rnd andr, tung coer wih Pe me ry nthe Treen ope, ey arse rash | tat Mes Dene re regan se, wus at anenor | eeagel ain the hotest uatare, seer | he atrntve Fee at ene -tictioal Prtors | A Meeting theatres nr wes itd. om Satwntay | *Paa'Puftta nse Pes Mn Zonlm, Mar ice er tention Eel Fa Tae United States shore shiny Relief, was atanchor ) Veyond it lem park rdmirably laid out with Kiosyues, of te Carfagration CS ht cl et i SE PE Ie Tar sy vusanuee of asess: Ipogth, apgec call; on american | Fepige. iaesy, Bor on for altengn cleans! @t Gibraltar, on the 7th ult. Turtie cottages. elegant ands prewrve for | Our town has, at length, become the victim of ineen- | (uy. ‘Yhe minutes of the last mocting wore then read | Liz, showing a whice signal, with blue border, ith, two | -Chathar for / Advices from Malta, of the 10th ult., gives the fol- phoneanss, whieh sopply rr of for ~ diaries, More iy Of the property of the Sie Chatomadas thanadibes semaine wnat feiss Apaiste shiner ceedid Inte teers,Menteray (sr R fa ‘avan, i m ooting excursions of ¢ illustrious mamunist, one-half owe st r' a moh whee heepers exercise & x town has Deen destroyed ; some say two-thirds—tho | PR apd eoperaiulated the Society upon the progress | suber uaiae eenncing wit ved blawoky with Sidr tare At Naplee-Tho independeuse trae, Wearing the fins of ony perce frome Louatiing at oa. Tb oueanae latter I should think the nearer to the truth. On ing. improve ibe degraded condition of journeymen Tork: aloe ps Comer Conmedore Charies We "Morgan; St tawrense, Capsala | how ihe same slegamee, There le» splendid court | yeiday night, 16th inate fire broke out in the contre craAoclevate them in society, tooblain a better Yor ener, NY. ities, TF Wisiina Tan’ Minaiesippi cream frigate, Captain | which has bis tamn “Mamma aeernes his stall, | of the town, which was suppored to be by accident, Concord, nf wanes, Piret adh oy acon’ a seer SC: for W ist tn us Henry i, Weash, NYork, via empert Spline Vans ‘At Toulon—The Constitution fri d work is siehly painted ‘and ve: ith | end consumed fifteen or twenty of its most valuable | journeymen bakers, of whom he was one, not only at per 23d, lace 12, lon. G44 3 Houck, fer Phtladelphien 7 Captain Conover. Rogers, Soar fuses May S—Arr brig Fi Elien, Isley, Ji = Bavare and "Portland. ait bare yak Hartington, ie market: Bab Marthe Maria, Nickerwony NYork’” Sid soe Marthe Maske or! am Cove, May 3—Arr brig Mury Perkins, Chase, nity Of brass opmements, Near thi 9 the progress s0 far made, but at he | Wise. frum New York for Porto Rice, May'I, int 34 50 toms berteetatcupicie Rt aerse i Reeee ae eI Ea ee wee eee) ae | Sattcting prospeeta before thein. "The constitution of | 7106. spoke ship Harrisburg, Mathews, trom Be At Naples—Tho Cumberland, Captain Latimer. en Eugene Suc. the famous “Good Ledy;) it ts fur- | oe eeeeeee Souternshio® °ton the Society, and the by-laws, as they had been agreed | Havangs same time.caw lr bark Vay (of Yarmouth) ‘The Prince Kamebamebu. elder brother, and Prince | nished with even elegance. ‘The barnes ls kept tn the | pervade the dnhabitents at the moment, Howsror, pen and ‘adopted ot former meetings were now ; “4 . °. lands, st- | neeeensen a bh the panlo greduall ided, and two nights were | printed, accord.ng to the commands of the meeting, | 44 Liholiho, the heir presumptive, Sandwich Islands, s!- | harness rem to the green houses. Tho dog keanela | We Wowie krwdually mubslded, and to Ncame, pine, | Pesaadi seceding So, Une: onmmmanas of the ceeuinm |:Fh. tended by Mr. Judd, Plenipotentiary, were presented | are in the same luxurious style as the stables Many iar a ee eaiee er the ih p Ea route to Gibrall , the bell again | Man then commented briefly upon the constitution, | fying toering SW. a i c happy to have suel Bark Pedemont (of Waldoboro’), Blaisdell, Philadelphia, Passengers Arrived, to Prince Albert, at an audience at Buckingham | workmen would think themselves happy sounded tho alarm of tire, L arose from my bed, and it had been adopted, and explained, that as they Palace, on the 19th ult,, by Viscount Palmerston, er | BAbMtations. | Tn a walk round the reserved grown | went to the window, and the first glance conveyed to | matured in experience, it was in their power to : Bore in & wis rdeaur, OF days, with | ,UiftnpoctBark abbey Laude—Key Mr Kirby and lady, eee Care ves thet the walks wove constely. fe startling reality that the town would be de- correct it as might be decined desirable, if #u radon nd 0 ase Majesty's Principal Secretary of Stute for Foreign Af- | kept, and here and the . ; be ‘4. The m. ortion of this pines con- | step tbould at any time be thought uecessary, Io Wording. Buenos Ayres, 69 faira, ‘The Princes were afterwards conducted through | thor to repose upon in his meditations; but the wenante | sista in two pling mache ores th thebfuthes for | reference to the attempts of individuals not belonging a bo. March’ 33, tat nce, and also the Royal Stables. by Lientenant | $f the.cerirons do not appear to detive ouy & kt | about balfa mile’ In one ct the streets, which is | to the society, endeavoring to creep in among thom, % or Californie vad penne notin rey ts Wisma ean viotnlty of the nt J sone s edlnsene culled Commercial street, the hourcs are mostly of | destroy their organization, and seduce the minds of | At! 0! f and far Now Bedfurd, wish 4400 bbls eo Heer 6 el the watts are cracked, and the houses are one | Ste; and of @ substantini charactor ; in the other | the trade from the laudable objects in view. ofl and 22.0 Ihe hone; 224, Int 27.25, lon 69 27, spoke brig R Prince Albert. ee nn ee een powered with manure which | Sey @re partially so, it being interspersed, more or | chairman made few brief aad pertinent remarks, | Patterson. 7 days trom Boston for St bo go: Bath, Int 25°50, The Paris Moniteur publishes the official returns of | Mivel wi iene during two-thirds of the year.— | l#s, with thatched bouses ; and ali on the outskirts of | He deprecated all such proceedings. The objeots of hark Gov You Uxhelm, Davia. days from the proceeds of the customs aud exeise duties of | Snthe ther hand. however. there it & profuse distri. | ‘he town are either thatched houxes or Mexican huts, | this ecclety were to obtain, in » peaceable manner, by iipble far the Wess inate May 1, tas St 1 Ion 73.41, @ proceeds of the ¢ SP cane Cer ee coe ‘the Barker de Kraven, | 82d these form tho greater portion of the town, but | harmony. conesrd and ordor, a redress of the griev- Sada 5 France, for the first quarter of the present year, aud fap ~ int pes ba) 8 | that of lesser value, snasematenanae the jeureeymen Devon have long Protection (of Calais), Hill, Calais, Me, 6 days, with ¢ 01 vase . ag | Sd chee cominhe hes The of the year, blows | labor ore grievances were inadcquate remane- 1 Smith & Boynt. as Leen soli se other Patent which show an increase ~- comand with the first | “Tt, sys the Ordre, after copying this account, all T acirty ape oe at Ian possen of th year: Dome, | sabared. races Craraneee wove tnadeqeain fers ne’ || int, te Mealy 8 Eatiens : sicitu Wo aire Gish Iaiabons| ek eee telloes aetaee eee mate ee quarter of the last year. of 3,344,000f, ‘ gen a . ice 4) nécessaire, in what doeshe | 1. ven o'clock. and continuce until the middle length and duration of labor, Twelve hours’ labor Sohr Entire, Demarest, Plymouth, NC, S$ dare, eit naval Haines c fiat shepabtio {crthe'dinaases for whieh tad Teel, TREKS We pee oar forenoon of the next day. No mathematician sould | was Lard work enough for any man. but the bakers | or te eA it ueh, Rastpert, ane Thuoh vrellof to the sick And adlisted, and. we safely resoms a —* a gens = have caleulated his point with mors precision than the | hud to labor eightven hours out of the twenty-four Inend jt to_all who are troubled with Coughs, Colda, Con= THE RETURN OF ‘Tie FOVE TO ROME. | | Telegraphic from London to Liverpool. | fiend who fired tho town—the destroying angel could | He congratulated the meeting, however, that by t rr r diseases of the Lungs, as a valuable, ‘The Pope hee lust earaneiaes April ©) eromed the fron- April 20,1 P. M.—Consols 9634. not have had a better minister. 1u the midstof a | Organization of this society there was now every pros- safe and most useful medicine. tler, and, after offering up p a ie a ape a. ate heer- | cluster of thatched houses, one was set on fire, whieh | pect before them of an end being put to these griet The ihr, the Dedham Mass. Casette, Feb 18, 1819. now lente’ Sea Sane See ee ee and more cheer | drought the flames dirvetiy ito chat part of the town | ances and oppressions. Already much had been done, | $° wi scTheynizoduction of this famous medicine to the pablte by the Papal pal wot this city. ful, owing to certainty of Leclero’s election. No] bufore-mentioned, and it spread with such frightful | more even than he had ventured at first to hope for. | Scbt Bostan. Kelly rt beet rol nod be other article that has in discovers news, rapidity, that very little could be saved. It was, at | He therefore called upon them to be united, and carr; Steamer Penobscot, Seymour, Philad ma - with wool | Rio J Bork teato pe K Appleton nIRO—| | wa! iy J tou $5.06 | gnd'servont, Geo B Folger. I Tivbites. sw Cos AANA NAAR RONAA DANA A ‘CHS, COLDS, AND CON— Slersey, sae the FY, Wistar’ of Wild ‘Stat 8. pbia. and was uccompanied by the K £ least, two blocks from me when I discovered ii, yet | On the work, and yet ter success would crown their Po that have tafflo, the frontier, There he t Guuxce—Aruees, Sth—Admiral Sir W. Parker atitt | {ints {eo blocks from me when 1 discord u'adee | efforts and labore en for Boston, has an | trumpered Uhroughowt the country. "The numerods corti eign, from whom be bud to retains the captured yossels, The secret diplomatic | my trunks, Ite appearance was absolutely terrific ; A number of additional members were then enrolled. Oe ivan ‘Lowber, fur Laverpool; 6 | of ite on vous such magnificent hospital DEX: | conference still continued. it’came rushing upon us in one wide, sheeted blaze, | On motion, it was resolved to proceed to the nomina- he gop et si Rae Beware of Imposition. Remember, the original and actly at four o'clock 1 me weite Wavan,= Letiouncl xaskandan. nek vob antieet, like a sca of flame, owing to the combustible materials | tion of the permanent officers of the society, to be lor, for Apalschicolayims anchored | genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry always boars made at Terracina. to icevive ont 4 Letter with which « tropical town is surrounded. All of | elected next Saturday evening. A number of nomina- mt Mg a ie such as dressing the windows : pee helen tape | Commercial street was destroyed, with the exeoption | tions were then made, : — th seks 1 Reece ie ree, Se Sey ee ae colored silks. planting rows of laurcis and myrtlo, and Interesting from New Mexico, of the block im which the bouse of Gutiencr & Co. la | A journeymen baker from Troy attempted then to | | MAy 5—Wind during the day from NE to @, with raim | Agunca tammughens ths Mattenabesaks-aieh sialon pe pedals ratty haga alle fy rata MPLION OF TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT BY THE | #ituated—it being the last but one in the street—and a | addsess thé meeting, but a disturbance arising from a | 844 fog- ng House Dru, ‘Broadway; at Ua guns, and the peapere iw wrote . Bon ral on r on AUTHORITINS OF TEXAS. dwelling-house opposite. Tho ase of Gutimer & | few drunken perso: nemies to the views of the meet- Lane: Burger's, Courtland Snd reworks. Hh rsception by the people was more [From tte at Lown Republica, Aipeil 94) ‘and Preciat, Gaal & vo aly two commer- | ing. who entered the room, and insisted upon speak- fax and Livers | street; and by the Drugaists generally throughout the Uni- eeeee it with thet exception. the honors paid tothe | Among the passengers in one of the steamers from | cial honses not «wept fro tence: hy tis wt ing in, all corncra and sll together, interrupted the in, 67 Kexohange, | ted States and Camada, 00 “ pbb wd ag shania Deo out 109 | the Missouri, y@ste sMr. Wm.C. Skim for | #preed conflagration. In addition to this. ‘the fite ca remarks which he began. e chairman made ev D—GREGORY' were igevety re yeot ratiefactory. About 00 |. 200 Ty ae bs rey in Now desice “Hots lite | svmed tho greater part of the two streets parallel to | effort to restore order. but finding the demon of d valree CD @. Goma sd Maite he ditection cf Prosinoue. aud bos carriage was | fle more than s month from Santa Fe, We areindebt- | this order to be immovabie, and deaf to ali remonstrance Sokday th ne ns Oeerb* | private dizenses ever ye Sr aean tires coeah peste: oF tare ed to Mr. Skinner for @ brief account of the condition | When tho fire first broke ou. many poor people | tnd reason. ke adjourned the meeting, amidst the | ¥/)) sien ‘ire, per steamer Antelope, willalso | Tom (he eystem, and thy Res ce Praranian 100 On of affairs In New Mexico, at the time of his leaving that | Placed their effects in the church for safety; butit | cheers of clove us above on Monday, 13th. ~ me enced ip Gunel ie nd Allatz). apa thieton ts territory Was a short time before the astounding cry arose, that ‘Tho above Lecter Bage are also at Kenyon’s, 91 Wall street, fet or habits, Price $l, wi tved be The party which accompanied Mr. Skinner over the | the church was on fire. At that cry. all rushed fore CITY TRADE REPORT. Slt at 130 Paton stseet: (Sun, butldinga) Plain’. was composed of Dr Henry Connelly, Messrs, | Ward to save the saints—bad wood cut inte worse fl- 127 Bowery, corner Grand street; and at the _ daines L, Collins, (familiarly known gures, and carleatures at that—while the last bopes of Sarcupay, May 4—6 P. M. D EOS, Sg Meigen careek, tecnnh Soe Dre Chas. B. Kearney. of Taos, Geo Peacock. of Inde- | the powr were left to the destroying element. An tne | ‘The weather was inclement, and this being the Inst be bei Mam Se eivien. LApeeee Eee be pendence. F. Y. Ewing, . Pigett, and Dr. J. PF. jan Christ and # counter ingin seemed to this we 4 " , Providence; = = ~ - ! Statens Ho wen sccvesy | Tareel ofLextigton, Me. Frorzer.cfSauta Fo, andlien- | people of more value than all the tears of the widows | 48Y ofthe week, trade, in most descriptions of pro- | Evtes, Braokyn: 7 jonty Springer, Adams, PROPRECY—THAT WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE the King of t ilies, and bi ‘nts and | snd orphans; such is the effect of superstition on ua- | duce, was languid, Cotton continued firm, with fair | NC, York; E To! will outweigh every other discovery of the Ich century, ry Mrtin, of Jefierson City w rine, In another ew including steam, railrond, telegraph, the guld in Ga © 4 teamsters, numbered sonie 25 in all. cultivated min including some lots for export. The private Jlancous. n i L me ; trom Naples Mr. Skinner left Santa Feonthe 19th ult., and» The house of Gutiencr & Co lost a targe amount in | qceounte fully corroborated the previeus telegrap | _ mar We are indebted to the Sag Harbor (LI) Corrector | {i/, min: before two sears Lave c that. gives. more wbarking for dat Westport on the ith inst. The party: met | houses, as also the houve of Preciat, Gunl & Co. ; bat it ies ™ ch Shc Wank for a valuable sli hoster ose ‘ice one Mas ope ay etn _ - vith no interreption upon the route, from the Indians, | is impossible. at this time. to name the amoant. The | report of the Canada’s news, The market for Western av Sna—Puymourn (Eng), Texspar, | ciated; those whe do know it would. not give 1t up for seoey . master of ship George Wilkinson, of Sa | other blessing in the world SI sent by mail to 102 Naxsam 1 to be from $700,000 to | and State flour continued heavy, and transactions were dering that the popu- | jimited, Bonded Canadian was in better demand, end only saw a emall number of Arapahoe, in camp, | Wb le loss is variously estima’ upon the waters of the Cianmarone. $400.00, which is very great. street, Will secure @ bottle, sent by express to any part, and ye returned if hot found to be the most wonderful nary, who headed : ‘ he mail which Je " orth for Santa Fe | lation is only about $5000. Suc searecity of hon- re Father then continved his journey, accompanied by their | day of his departure. ly zed, and nothing is talked of but | British provinces. by the Canada. Southern branda | 2 fills’, mint Oo. oard ta REWARD—WHERE. RY Is meee, the, ¢ it tion; and the mailet the 1 . was also met,on the | this awful calamity. continued firm ; but sales were limited. There was | sii, “toreeai), mise! tops ad, at now being advertised, of ving, Chm ». then }4 days out from Kort Leavenworth, | | We ived news to-day. that several houses were | but little wheat offering. and the terms of holders | gay Halt a mile off, « large ship on the} nding the nerves to a were above the views of millers and exjfort Corn | Word G W, uncer double-reefed topsails, continu = rather scarce, and prices buoyant. The | malnsall tng fx ork market exhibited no change. sales were | though Laie r r aah of a retail character, There was no change in | PArcntly wo. toe meee apc Brion a teal beef Cut meats were firm, and lard was quiet st | jist ana topgaliantmast, fore aud ta il yards, rig- previous rater, There was no change to notice in the | fing year, bv, and having hooked her ae grocery trade | obliged to slip the cable attached, Lrainen.—We have no important alteration to no- | fa:hems of chain. When ol tice. while the stock on cale is very light, and the de- | Raxcle dieine has y: ore offered to prove or disprove its ite im all cases of nervy affections, or any disease arising from the merves, person wh a single ane 7 ith th y= She ‘continued her e: Brown's (rain of wagons, which started last fall from | burned in Palazada a few days ego, aud _ tedly but without effect, there being ap- Independence for Santa. Fe. and belg overtaken by a | Champotan ; #0 it appears that the game of the snow storm, lost all ot the cattle belonging to it. was | rior is being pla; MONTEZUMA, found at its encampment, in an open prairie, about 30 miles on the south side’ of the Arkunsas, patiently awaiting the arrival of oxen trom the States totake | Bowrny Taxarne— them onto Santa Fe. They bad beon compelled to | ing is of a very attractive bore = of the wegons, at a time of extreme cold, | drama of the “ Three Guardsn i for cooking purposes, sn: duce all the great histrionic talent, attached to this | ts ot her epee A few days pricr to the , Sgoverned’ establicha be revived: | Mee {ane Bend Of the following rete ree air det been received in ; recnery, dresses, and decorations are magnideent, aud | PEN PS ee De int, luke a Iie; do. h more probs vet ich brought a communication to that off- | to those who have seen it before. we need not say it ddle, 16c.a Ite., pete Tie Aiks dc. Geena {toa ie, where he was on duiy, sarseetl cer from Maj. Neighbors. Texan Commissioner, who | will be acted well. The amusemeats will close with the ie ‘oe dh & aie a Ide +d, omagod, |.soetls Tavs tee sree of the hoe ine ite was then at the military post in the neighborhood of | pew drama of * Hylas.” ie, be, do, pode do Meee of tho sale by | frred take, the lirkipaer,beonzing to Me Chaynte ee eee eee iat at the fret co |, PReapway Turarns.—Howsrd Payne's play of “Re- | Wilmerding & Mount. this day. of the eargo of the | fisereen Friday, with 2 German and Swiss Col. M hat he, Maj. Neigh rr ian moree,”’ and the comedy of the “ Barrack Room. ship Navigater; terms, notes at 6 months :—Iyson— | New York. In the collision {b-boom and fore top- ol. Monroe, that he, Ma). Neighbors. as Commissioner | the pieces selected for this evening's entertainment. hf do. 5744; 87 do. 43; 23 do, 42; 27 do. | gatlant mast, and had Ler starloard side grazed by the chan~ Ree ee eee eee eee enn] ie Nansen. on chee will sustain the parts ; 48 dl ‘Young Hyson—-68 hf ch, 2; | nel bolts of the other vessel. The Harbinger caine in about to establish the jurisdiction of his government over | Cf Maduine Dortval his ntreas tien ben wege ee 3 343g: 30 dor eernvon, and brought up in the Sow New Mexico, had arrived in the territory tor the pur- | oy, tly receives well mu- Pop eae Mtr ietage Which haa Toad more ass, fol | Soa (rasenay tke Col Menton Civil cod Miniteny Oot Tited cheers. The other characters will be represented er $d; B88 G0. 2156598 O09; | ee nese wenh ee " vernor of New Mexico, would co-operate with him, | ©Y Messrs. Dyott, Fredericks, Perry. and many other J. 2; $15 do, 2595; 4d do. 25; 93 |“ hanw Arron, at Boston from Lagnayra, experienced uni ree, and ale €4 at a church in the viginiiy, at the received by his eminence the Cardinal ceded him bya few Lours. Havin proceeded to the palace, accompanied by he ow been taken w but upon a fair and .reasonable trial, 3¢ bel nt to be known by the medical faeulty of N i ung wan, pained d belonged to racier, The beautitul whieh will intro- Dy aieaieatlee ae cones hours, 8 tet A My Oe BEL % 1 , 4 x yobawich, street epted, p—No. 8 the Sanliog scage of ous 1 the work of eat its high stations which is that which pow presents ple of the Papal States the m by whieh the genera! BS TO BE CONSULTED AT M18 street, near William yp bys alt ure, and which be treats onthe aon= new method of arresting the disease mcimbers of the excellent stock company. catties 42; 228 cation 34. n skin—113 ch. | goully severe weather—has been io days from the | and lend at aid which mij fo 60 i ally 5 with success, and cures some five permanent p sar, rr shesuahtibesates Suemttaie, toa the fal. Burron’s Turatne.—The new comedy of the “ Vicar | 52; 7 do. 2535; 79 do. 2436; 15 Islands, aed 17 to Weest u ae an. the mete Sf the fathers of sovercigus, himent of the instructions given to him by the Exe. | of Wakefield,” which bas bee parntion for some | do. 223; 20 hf, do, 22; 61 do. range ay a Pe aan: aE neg ny Gemonstrations: proof ar he performance cutive ant Lagtaonane oF ie Stabe time, will be produced this evening. with a splendid | do. 26: 68 do. 255; 118 do. 24 . 2256, the boat, ate a a DM ARRES, OF NO. MOTT STREET, ADJOINING dutics which are incumbent upon every one throits The Sub-Pretect at Fronteras, “(in tho immediate | curt. The amusements will close with the farce of A | powder SL half ohesta 54; 14 do. 45; 40 do. 43%; 36 do. | | Coxmance or Barrimonn— Daring themonth, Chatham square, may be comfitensially conaulted on die- ‘ Ee wee vd | nelghborhcod of the military post, near Ki Paso, where | Scene in the Life of an Unprotected Female.”” Nearly | 41; 22 do, duds; $4 do. 20; 24, do, Of, 108 fhe RHE eal ‘years, ware tude for a strong Texan influence is supposed to govern.) had | Sl! the talented company attached to Burton's will ap- _ pee eas: bah orad “40, 43; 120 brs, 40, his ‘offiee. resigned his jurisdiction to the Texan Commissioner, | pear In both pieces, No doubt there will be a crammed place (Terracina. | thus abandoning to that State all territory from Don | howe. rie Soya ona, Ay venty miles north ot El Paso) to the presidio of Nationa Theatne.—The proprietor of this establish- pe the frat night, and a ‘0,4 line bordering upon the Rio Grande, | ment. Snding that Mr. and Mra Williams are drawing sously to his arriva o2 imlength, MF. White, the SubPrefet | so well, Mas te-engaged them for another week Mr. arting from, of that territory, may be able to excuse himself to his | Williams will appear in a now comedy, ealled the | ting ; tue Pope | government for thus turning over one of the fairest | “Irish Farmer;” Mra. Williams in the © Female For. 1 Veneanel 4 Treland, 4; France, i sliforniay, 5 ma, 1; Brazil and « from when teats peat f the sane mon To" brigs, and 2 schre—fotal, 43 veaels.. OF ‘easels, and 13) Imprrial—10 bf. chests 4 B1 do, 44; 19 do. | { | | | 41; 16 do. 40; 20 do. 88 ' ! 1 Oclovg—I0 hf. chests 68; § do. 5255; 70 do 38%: HO eatiy boxes 44; 150 do. 42 OB bf. chests 583g; 170 do, 28; 100 do. 260 do. 83; 200 do 27; 200 boxex do 37. 3 to express his gratitude, and the rtions of Mexico, with its population, toagovern- | ty Thieves; end the eutertaiuuenis wilt Shashy Oh poe. foreigners wes dich i ml of ; er Si i vewegi ussian. T; aad Swedish, Princes and other members of the court were dis- | ment. the very mention of which (T'+cano) is full of ab- | with the farce of “My Precious Betry.” This is an ji ite'chnst wise arcteala dering the month wore—S ships, 16 Sctvps sen oven ti licate attention that the | horrence and’a never-to-be-uprooted repagnance, to @ | attractive bill, and must drew » crowded house, barks, 13 brigg and 143 echre. ove ; in oecasion, was | a New Mexican. Anni Pinenth Phe eutersak for thie US Liont Vessen Paxsioeye, According to the exprers desire of the Po is entry | * ten FLace THESTRR TEs emer rents for ti jon, May 1, 1850. into Terracina was not accompanied with’ the nolsy | meachione? bad eaciocd: th tie neteiotay esa tes enteae |- Semin The Duke's Wager,” a ok vessels Rha ha ara ae acclamations usual om such occasions, Every other frm, of ultinss pricee. tendy, | 4,7 following te aer of cesses Uh mark of honor, ho 7 rived in the territory for the estab- | \ Forty and Fifty.” ‘This pigee is well east—Mise Julie | "“Wisisxxy,—At the late decline thomarket was With sales of 75 bbls, at 2i\se. cash; and 25 bhi Jurisdiction, created an intense ex- | Danas Gabrielle de Bell ine, for the past month, ADT! ‘Steamers Total 2 1382 le, gives 4 truthful re rT. was paid ; a royal sal city, where the active, stirring por- ‘and Neafie, i ‘28e. time an Test, 925 mm Sredfrom the latterics, the houses and Kelacutes were | Shan of tp communally, tn ea political matters. are at: Taubigney eae aye’ Doge iisem ty wine sare 9 “qo ot ae chore ermal ave been in a rippled condi~ dressed f color ore we aah on i) ole de MAKKETS wa es eisaid fireworks on the mountain overlooking the town and. | Putieet At is teld by ous tnfort 4 ee end Duret, are all ably sustained. ‘The whole will conclu ETS ELSEWHERE, have passed do 0 mody of * Forty and Fifty.” Mr, Bass is a anablo maunger, and deserves good pa- . attended the bay. It is the des the journey towards th ducted in the same tem: Frosinone. where be x ¢ of Pio Nono that the rest of Eternal City shall be eon- vate manner, and neither at to-da or at Vel- month of April hap Deen, very boltere wd fog. mal Mt ce halls Tain WERIEL JONES, Ju, Cou Whalemen. 2 Fe, in which place, as part of tory, may alone be’ said to. "exist & Wifference of opinion relative | food Rete? Jaim, which i ecreature. toagreat- wer canes toe Gereaes tr's Orrxa Hovse—The programme for this | manding. «re letri. where he is to be on the y popular | the entire le "i breadth of the la apeves & contai exeellent selection of melodies; ‘ demonstrations be permitted, The Prince dela Tour | tetve'Meriege is to be found, of an American whose instru yerformances are such as will be ahe'X. Bank ie mliceten, 2. tary hte, Bearimach, Bestia, Far dW Auvergne, first | feclings have not been warped by personal malice re to give satisfaction. ‘$hu0) Reading Bonde, Arr at 4g Harbor, 2d inst, ship Washington, Drake, 2000 Rome, and Capt against the present gentlemen who occupy the dif- | Orvwrie—Pierce’s Minstrels announce that they | ij: U.S. te, Bead eee ee eae a nae eee aati aedcon General Barag came down last night | ferent civil oftces, there existe but one scatiment— | will give an unusually attractive Dill this evening | Goce. ae. 27s $1,000 Cin. WW. 6s, 18h | eet e atthe cit, Spoke Jan iat, &e, given, Colem- to offer dipl Fy ralutations te | that of deep chagrin that the Governor of New Mexico | negro melodies of every character. | $10ci tend f 4; $0 uals sh. Szene Jaa » he, Pope ‘The commande | —the civil and military comman Col. Monroe— | Heqesr ¥ This celebrated » | : a Twxas 10s | “Arrat Rio Janeiro, March 21, ship Lucy Ana, Lessen, from | chief and the French envoy await the arrival of the | should have found himself so bam by his in- AE bye gato Bees bene. oF and for seruite. gupreme Pontiff st Gensano. near Albano, beyond | Strurtins thet he could mot have tak OO Rog ty eng tag Srow'en April 1, lat 6208, lon 94.90 W, Win Wirt, Dasgett, which, it appears. the French line of post | a# his position led the people over whom he holds rule | is filled with many 7a Ce from Pacite, for Fairhaven, #0 ep. Tee Win Wick ree tend. The road duty is prepared by Nea | to believe he would take in this mstter, and of a do- f a DOMESYIC MARKETS. eo tor k Beaters. eouied mites of whom 200 have preceded or accompant | termined «pirit of resistance, even to the death, | Bxovenam’s Bexerit. — This deservedly popular | Pyurapetema, May 4—The inquiry for cotton Is Spoken. by these the supreme pontiff will be handed over to | geaimst the unjust usurpation of Teans to the sail of | artiet takes lis DeneGit at Nibio's Theatre, to-morrow | 1 enlnpertant. ’ Pious to quict, a shed site dicttin ba cihen, the care of the troops of the republic. There seems | New Mexico. evening. From the respectability of the committes $5 % for common, $5 37's for nal with ® black star in it, was soon April 25, Feason to believe that those persons on whose advice ‘ublic meetings were being called throughout the | Who have undertaken the management of this affair, : ‘SO. miles. the Pope bas hitherto acted are still opposed to his re- | territory for the adoption of measures to resist the her with the high esteem in which Mr. Brougham | 1a, Pousland, from Boston for Surinam, May 3, turn until the afairs of France be morefully developed; | getion of Texas, at tire time Mr. Skinner left Santa Fe, | i#held, both as an artist and dramatist of great cele- | sae Sisek abies tg with rel bender, was seen, brity, and asa good citizen and deserving man, and probably the marked attention paid by Pio Noao t ft rdinal Du t adds not a Little te ther ill-humor. are persund that every fe ef Niblo's beautifal | As yello st Oe. Oats—Some 2.500 bushels lative to the proper course to be p theatre will oe filled by all those who think, with us, | Peunsylw: ae tonnd buyers, at 38a 39. Bark—No but up to the time of leavi im qué merwit ferat, sales. “Im groceries, a few small lots of sugar and mo- ad been bad. the meeting having been ad- | Mytongon.--White's Serenaders are as brisk as ever, | lasses changed hands. at former rates. Provisions—No Journed under a highly excited state of feeling, for | in their singing and dancing, at $3 Bowery change; about 700 bbis, prime mors pork sold on terms (of Philadelphia), Lyle, 72 day ‘The Pope left this moruing for Fr: quict manner A notifiertion has just been publi the ensuing evening. ‘The next arrival will bring ws 4 | further, and doubtlees deeply interesting news, rela- d (Rome, April | tive to this raatter. from New Mexico ps lng for San Francisco, no dai (of Baltimore), for California, Feb 2, no lat, This being the Inet week of the splendid | Mot made public; moss is held at $10 00, and at lov $9 per bbi Bacon is reli: in lots, to the retail m troupe, now performing at the Am- | fr Bis steady prices, Coal Preights ere looking up, P.M.) by government, officially announcing that | “Cot Monroe had issued the following order to the Highih siseet, those who have sot as ber bett $1.50 to Boat 85 0 | Ke, reported. eee the Pope will enter Kome on Friday. the 12th inst: be: . yet seem them should embrace this opportunity, ae | 2nd tates rather better. nay “aie for thee © |“ Sirig Three Brothers, from Boston for California, Feb 27, BO ee Te Mt not tbat erry the 12th instant, | commandante of the different military posts inthe | {ity are the best company that have eter appeared in. | 4: to New York. Whiskey sold at 24e. for bbls mere Nee ‘ ; Territory s this eit Battimons, May 4—The recent European news has | chr Robert brace, Nichols, from Sag Harbor for Califor- Mumeuanioa Mae Gea Pe NM. March 12, 000, 3 Wass wun awh dain hevt- he worlh. ot tay caured Howard treet flour to advance to $5 25 per | win, May om Moutauk, AdUine Placards of » bighly inflammatory nature were (for the world sometimes judges correctly), that the by cin Maker's ~~ Laat and Oky Millis ere held xed up in the Corso and other conspicuous parts of Chinese beauty is the greatest curiosity ever brought bd figure. the city during the morning of the Sth instant. One | to this country. Her artless meuner-cher inteliccteal a and si) . Ports. Hannon (Falkland Islands), Jan 21—Se ewport), and Mount Vernon (of Nuond — ~- ia. was an adress to the Romans on the coming of the facc—her dignity ai i es Marrica. March 29—Brigs Romp (of Salem), waknown; Pope; another on the same rubject, dated Naple is w lady ‘the Feason she alls the. ue | At St. Mary's Church, on the 3d inst.. Damre Ma- wailfor Pihiadsiphis ee Saye in third on the preparatives for his return, ridiculing fT with © an array offeshion and beauty r Mise LY Mary Buscnwert, eldest daughter rk Conged, le do: ghee ACE SY r , from 3 Lot this city. strong terms the pretended reforms in the administ well, of April. by the Rev, Alexander P- is w splendid #pecimen of the Chinese upper ten. Rio direct; Loa Very Dix, Hamilton. a of government, which are stated to be ready for 5 . ri air of MG: o = 4 U. 8. Commissioner's Court, Hatann to Axwa, daughter of th ale coemee How Word, Wake. rf oye shy nate So that it will readily be perceived that New Mexico . x, bed om board LVAL OF THE POPE IN ROME. mnust look Ghome to bereett fer the mneens te seaiet the Before Richard KE. Stilsell, Bay irleams oF Thi * Mo , Thureday, the 18th wit 3.—Henry W. Berry was brought before the by the Rev. W. Adams, lifornia, usurpation of her old enemy. Mr. Skinner expresses it as bis belief, founded upon | © an intimate know! of the Mexican population of | k Pari leur, of publishes the following telegraphic despateh ane M. Piatt, all of this TUE MINISTER PLENIPOTENTIARY OF FRANCE TO THE MINISTER FOR ro} mitsioner, on a charge of asseult with « belayi in. upon William Beker, a seaman on board the bark 10" AFFAIRS. few Menles, a foe, | Rover. Berry was first mate, aud had command of x tog: Leeds, Val Roun, arrit ts. | Navary to any: attempt et, the eatension ever their | the veerel, the captain being sick at the time. Be- Raney) Pattcricm, Bain, wig Bich, tar Syiine at four ccioek. “lie | (itary of Texan law, and that many American res, | tween twelve o'elock at might aud two in the morning, © nina ia for, Calitobale, Pat tn foe re ast, steamer WJ Pease, J pat ta & re | it being aark, rainy, and equally, the mate gave some | ph. | orders. which Baket was slow in’ executing b hority, which | Fated the orders, when Baker ured ve Joma the court of Turin has do- 0 justly Lg 8 the atter paseports and quitted the eity pF oe L 7 i cannot recognise. | guege, upon which the mate threw a , Indian troubles continued to e Mexico, | Bim The ¢ | Falcon Monday. the eatery ieraiedicust Dania,” | vary champ dete | the most daring outrages be ‘Om the Sth inst, T de; brig, Fale “Balt), Monon Ayton ty | She city, esleuarty ph, Gis (h ). ree, Dalleet: echr James Franklin, California: Ith, sehre GW ndall de; Laure ans, do: 17th, bark Areth N 1th, barks Roanoke, do: Galler Patifornin: Ziet. brigs Clarion ‘Sali dead. ed upon the almoat defence! | tected region. Gove b hment of the troops stationed at Los Vegas, under = bes oy lt, le che sentence of the tains Judd and Dichineoe, to make a reconnol: | | oy * eee ae a - writer, quoted by the celebrated delegate Citin nee of the Rio Puerco, for the purpose of discoverin me before x @0 containing the solution of all social questio vultable point for the establishment of © military | him!” The im thes wont on deck, ond told him 8 ovsieck thie dey, | ome aba onl tu the 60h year | One has & right to superfiuity while any one t* in want | post. The detachment left about the 12th of March in | that such conduct would net do, that he would put (0m the oul p ES, SORE a4 of necesrarics.”’ But with Citizen Rugine Sue where | the discharge of thelr duties: from the result of which | Dim im irons, and flog him. The man never com- Of, = e 3 i iH 3 p.the men were in | “ne trend and neq? on deck be heard Bake etfa eral Se pape bit meen eae ett | Trace of Mir, Rovingou, 176 West Mighteenth eirect, ob romantic # GRE oge does eupertiuity commence or necessity end! I, for | some good mey acerue. ae this route will carry them | Plsined cf ony injury, and did his duty the same as , The relatives and friends of the family, and those of | an Baltimore, wne: Creole, instance, secording to bis views, » measure of simple | into ‘ule very nests of the Apaches and Jicarillas. | tewal; if the mate bad thrown the b laying piu, he John J ~ cry are Dt yd fm ot, he ates, Soom, wanting ere: brig 1 co necessity the style which be keeps up at his Chatean | teocces sreninsoman se (the captain) should have heard it; cau hear persons to attend biefaneral front 117 Fourth street, first door pean ee Sane — Sooplo-tuy hace Ges Borden? If'we may credit @ tittle book published Police Intelligence. Fpit om the poop when he is im the cabin; the vessel sbove Amos, on Tuesday afternogn at 2o'closk precise: ; te @ doctor, who by M. Auguste Johavet, under the title of “ Vermées The Isthmus Goid Dutt Koblents —Seareely a steamer | ¥8* in danger at the time, The Commissioner dis- , ly. without further invitation —We cannot See branes | tinued with ti Sorteles Inconmues ow Méconnwes and in which is feund te | missed the complaint jon pars Without expressions of regret at the lore of | i. ccom, April Woree. 1 tried the following picture of the soc’ ‘Chi aaa | a. Pa the above: aud in this inflictien beg tosympathize with wht Eve Teencladed to ge te the hi a ‘the agree | Proon ix Veisovt.—A correspondent of the Boston bis deeply bereaved fam’ . ity. j Traveller of the 2d jost.. writing from Wells river, In Brooklyn, on Saturday, 4th inst Gronon ©. Mites, | under date of the uth wit. sayei- We are wow In the | el L.A Milla. 5 ~ | midst of the greatest freehet ever known i | With the men. and travel from P tre. Our cldses tphableent fetrem bers place on Tuerday, the 7th inst... | from the Church of the Pilgrims, of calew! bere « ing-room, where the sideboards | company, taking advantage of every opportunity to | A display plate. porcelain, and crystal. with pictures and | rob thei. and ff such opportunity should not offer, /*) <p a0 ening 0b tee eabel Gobmen heeweree Fie heen ys "GREEN, Dricklover, Tarlo flowers. to add to the plearures of the table all the | the thief will continue his route on to New York, and | y\iness This dation rreulti on ‘a ~ a ~ peo pleasures of the ©: then an inner gallery, where | (hen, by the aid of the “stool pigeons,” who aretn | reins. but from sudden meiting of t Saturday. May 4th, Donorny, wife of P. C. Will. Male Wisocre tee the eonee 4a Pictures. statucttes, drawings and engravings, repto- | daily correspondence with these rogues. the trunk of | witch aiiciied ty. fercete, bed fo | marth te the bth year of ber age. : | ‘isorders. Tt duce rubjects the most enleulated to excite the imagi- | the gold digger \* thus plundered of its treasure, by | J. the w i! | “inefviends of the family are Feapectfally invited to | withont the leash tevtristion et nation. Here is ® library full of antiquities, where | their combined movements, A band of these very beon swel- | nd the feserel. trom Be 4 No.4 South rete, Se bangs in dook-caves contain worke touné with unheard of tuxu- ly in successful operation, aided pr All day yesterday, in spite of the | Sixth street, Williambargh, om Tuesday. at 1 o'clock, | ¥ . do; Leo, Jameson, do} Kel- a 7 ajeete of art are P aks wy ae tense ps ny were busy endeavoring to strengthen M. Her remains will be taken to Newburyport, | | ester, do; Melville, Fiteh, do. ppears os it wishing to | who are known privately to meet and converse with A tn ey the robbers. wents against floods, or to «ecure the ; Mass., for Interment. the domicile of the “stool pti | wood and lumber that had beer. piled too rar torrents Key. Crave Bangen, Missionary to Assam, (RB. 1) ataat teh | bate tatomay, and curtal We ha ihe iailroa } opcath me ue cmepended, the waters | der the patronage of = Bn med Men ry Unior ale Ainerien 80 Liverpool: barks Jas ———————— broke over the unfinished embankment nenr the mouth | died January dl. on bis homewar it, Baltimore: Ss W Lind, Tiakbam St Petersi JOHNSON, KET, ps ——. of Wella river ‘Taat stream rushed overite banka in | buried In Mosambique channel ionam, Cape Hay tien: pereh We fase dort, | DO 2oatgn 2e, ane of dnhonte Sesensade Phe Bose Chagresand New Yor - po bones wary places. and, flowing round and round several | pumption. Bir, Barker sailed from Boston Uctober 22, ictal a la Grande: | dor'erepatation for skill in those. half-cured pewe ling portion om that route to be guarded ga houses, gave them Che appearance of « Venetian seene, | 1it,in the ship Dalmatia, in company with several | Sone ee atnkty ncieiile, Coe Foe renee, |e pre-eminent. many evil eyes that wateh them dui ne te pasaage cr the pile buist Asiatic dwellings, Towards evening t | other missionaries bound to Calcutta. His wile and Cy Mer aie el m, Richmond, aot Tout bape, habit, oured. oane {2prenses, blmeelf, from are Cepmnteti Wereesers ome The invest if | cow Che Inmates of ome house taken off from their te fiy ate expected in Boston in the course of « few acon, do: Philadel} in Brick, Ph erates with the test serupulous care, | Coscbt Mar bs Tear street one charge of counter. | MOAty a boat. Boats were provided by other families, | weeks, via. Ragland i a pantons Urticle srucblarly those living om that broad invervale, Upper In purporting to be the genuine Worcestershire Sauce, as | 1%" SF Seat | Getien Deocene Ox ims om, Alb em Nn Rk. MO) Let ENTIAL Seerywhore tay be sevn gold. sliver, ditt velvet, end | Come hee tear aitwee, Kindon, “Aprli, 8 of rapid decline, brought on | Yih: matt’ Alttundelay Stadles, | ID) oni fran vf privave di ‘tprastiog ees ey ieee on citing labels a: | threngh ¢ w at of the common matessertiee of life, ‘ 7 384 whe We ‘Thomas, Tucker, and | Zerecene ra withou: Sale ; | Ryoes, grand-da . aknse, Bay Sia bark 1d Halles, rom Boston for Tastee halealt tases sites ovonet Everywhere taste aud art tax their Inge nulty in a thousand ways. to produce effeet, ornament. | Inauufactured by Lee and Petrens, and sold by their | (ht), meh fw Si Gomeathe enjoyment A vart drawingroom tarnish ‘Schn Duncan and Gon, grocers, No. 407 Uroed- | |)" lest might, the euren fammil J em tn sinik Maker, siadelpin. —— 4 and decorated with all imaginable vare. exactly ro. | way conel on Saturday Inet, before Jurtice yf, ed by the erptaaieg | ou +& Kev ronn, May S—Art sehe Eat Racket, Phila~ REWARD.—MYERS AND vo. OI? Freee ee ie cromer et Gomance of M. | Mouintfort; and, om the evidence adduced by Mr. Dan- | 1 4', Of course they took (o flight Thelt | TroTT % 8 be pet, esi trig North America, The remedie nieenaine savers Biogrne og, aud there hare eon carved onthe wood. | ean the magintfate held’ Rapheel and Cou te ballin | $°°and eenieone ure ped, wp ow reeuy Tene PAnG INTRLLLORBOR. | imitate Mets talk, Merun, Sete | Scot Osi cometis eer ease “ 7 4 | the sum eh, to answer the charge for IM | white the we dren found : 4 fo i 7 mos Ly * the Madeleine falling at the feet of Gur Earlier who | the Court of Geueral Sessions, The brother of Mr by Who contin eon «1 cienee no - Taae Bolt, So Janie ney ae yyy Polen ie manent cure without the ion iio, dow f+ “an Seapebos fovtttae pros het | Coz eye te gee, be | of evenpe exer pt by brenking thr: the roof we pore, Philadel Providenoe for do; Ser is consdont efit + ca and Ua pean © ou a4 tempt at Burglary.—A you! of | hee Ho mall fr foston year rdas " Ni are in fort hours. Sold by the house. filled with exotic | heen om om y' Wy. The ears reached necte this = ly tigmea > anaes A - re Bie dtord, thirteen mile below ue Gore than sia hours ) Vivamo, felis: RADWAY HCO, general agents 102 : Sultan n 7 igh! ) The walle are ricbly B12 and 1 o'elvek. by officer Phillips, of the Third | be rind their thine ‘The eondwetor came to Newbury ee fra Tone rd. whom the officer detected In the act of brewking jy w w J themes in part on» bi a ’ § Herat, lustren, Fhe walle are fare wes Kit «wage, and (heneein part ons handear, aad part- i Re weet atte, Vor Sins, It sedition to the lustres, there are branches | ton vtrce a aes fogue wus ap os Ube wrecew vowed | ly on took. The rend is tu many places overflowed, and _ sg ee grammy art: deepsea "Somenye Yor New dereyt ad for bougier, mixed with the foliage of the trees and ing. when dives planta. to tnereece the aoe, re the place is lighted | Lothrcp committed the neetere ed tolprison fot at sal uy + moa ery. oderiterous piante, _—_ iets tes "vier alk Shich curroands s arin | | Peter Carney wae murdered in Boston, on thenight | "2? — . cultivated in the most expensive manner; at oft inst. by Jobo Compely, who threw bim from Releon the murderer of Me Whi t brook, & fine pirce of water, with numerous swans on it. The to the sidewalk. caucte his death | Coma short t —eaprme wes taken toch toceeaneat? i third story wi b walk lea held aucre of comfort. for it ie alike pro | in Give minutes. Conoely was arrested. cut yretorday, vin the Housatonic Railroad.