The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1850, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GOKDON BENNETT, PROPRIBTOR AND RDITOR. Tur ANNIVERSARY OF THE MagpaLen Sociery— Dx. Tyxe in that Crowp—Exrenprrure or Mo- nry —Lart week, we had occasion to allude to the enormous amount of money which is annually col- lected from a good-natured public, for certain ob- jects, but which in fact'went to fatten and support ihe disbursers of it. We have not time to amplify vpon this subject; but we wish to call attention to ene instence—to merely one of these societies. S by mail, for ewbreriptions, or with adver- ‘The subject of Magdalenism, its prevention, t-pid, or the postage tall he deducted from | end control within bounds, has attracted the atten- y be im, contomine invent is at ‘| tion of every government under the sun, from the time of Jacob, and his hopeful son Judah and Miss Tama, down to the days of Dr. Tyng, who has tumed his attention to it, in its colleetive form, === | and not, we believe, as Judah did, in its individual operation. Dr. Tyng made a very excellent dis- course, in which he took occasion to say that - “ true Christin benevolence was like a quadruped Cee ee Nene hrs urrarsem—Momea” | thet went upon four feet.” We think so, too, The - Deetor adverted to the great increase of impurity . Press Pawre | meng us. ‘That is all trae, Now, what has this Society to suppress it done ? | They have collected, last year, $164,221—and they Tatham Squan-—tucrany aete | hive spent every cent of it!“ Salaries, travelling ~My Preciove Bersey. | expenses, fuel, stationery, &e., &e., $164,000 !"— “ Forty-six women had received instruction and aid | from the Society.” me had returned home, and | one had died in hope.””"—* One had reformed and got well married.”—* Seven were put in the hospital, and five ran away.”—‘ One went home, and had expressed herself highly grateful for the labors of the Society."—** One had received serious impres- rions while under the care of the Society, and had joined an evangelical church.”—* One had re- formed, and was taken homeby her sirter."—“* One } wis living as a house-keeper in this city.” All these ones form a part of the forty-six. Oh, Doctor Tyng, don’t—don’t—don't. Take our hat od we hope allthe hats in town will be sent directly up to your house. We can’t say one word. It is too much for us. The “Serious Family,” at Burton’s, had better be withdrawn at ouce, and a new farce substituted, to be called “Knox and Tyng,” or the “Priests and the Magdalens,” or “Who has got that $164,000?” Out of the forty- | six only seven are satisfactorily accounted for, vizi—The One that died in hope—(of what 2) One that became pious. One that went home to her sister. Ove that victimized seme one to marry her. One that got a housekeeper’s birth; and Two left in the hospital. These cost each about 24,000! We haven't a | word to sey—only, gouhead! We would like to know what Satan is going to give us next. We will wait for it. That Magdalen Society will burst this community yet. We haven't had so much fan from it since the dey of Arthur Tappan’s celebrated Mogdalen repo: Gores, B. W. connEE oF FUL TON AND NASSAU STS. the money revidied. POLUR TARY CORRESE h saliotiad from any quarts at one, asian © Bush risine® heen of umonynioe somentante ctione mimiaitie i606 ery her ntny ‘8 rene AMUSEMENTS THI3 EVENING. BOWERY THEATRE. Be vias y Ter Tee OU AR DE BROADWAY THEATRE Beabr Navex Wow tan L Chaamiexe Bteoet—Tam Sxaiovs mY. BURTON'S THEATRE. Fawaty—liy Precis a NAVIONAL THEATRE, Is~Paaiatx Founy ‘miey FHRATRE, Astor Place.—Baine or Lasournwoon—Sor- pien's DavontEn, CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, sMechanios’ Hall—Brme- max Noweranae sian OLIMPIC.—Prener’s Wiser nia CHINESE MUSEUM—Chinem Famsuy axp orem Guar eurrus, Day any Evaxine MELODEON —W were! News from California. steamships Empire City, Cherokee, and | port to-day, from Chagres, im California. The Ohio, are due with one month’. ul More Duropean News. The steams) ip neon. We may receive her news over the wires to-night. It will be one week later than the | advices by the Conada and Washington. Niagara is ten days at sea this | The Avrual Congress of 8 BHlcnists, Soc hints, and other Abolitionists. | May the ecveuth hes come, and with it a host of | aties, worse then the tecusts of Egypt, led on by they, r, Dena, Garrison, Fred. Douglasa, Wen Philips, the | rom—with Ferness. om Lende ‘e ists, Poartertsts, Commas ies The Dis. | Hugh Doherty, e Countess Dobulinki, or some euch name, fiom Italy, are not here to join inthe rivalry for cbsurd theories, which ure to be promul- geted during the present month. However, we heve wo pretty full arre these worthies. All the odd elements of political anomaly are rapidly con- centrating wm our midet, the result of which will be though got up under the guise of The Nashville Convention will Tue Emerarion ro tae Unrrep States.—We learn from our files of foreign papers, that the emi- | gration to the United States, from Europe, during ce ey the prevent year, will be immense. The most fa- wash ntti vorable feature to this anticipated acquisition to the In the fist place, the Tabernacle will be filled | population of our inte a aan Al ved i morping let our cit 7 leg rs! dillon | sands, possessing the necessary means to purchase iseussion com be carried, to the detriment of so- ciety. It will be w thoroughly organized meeting, ig end Cana te RECA, Nene Ye under“the aurpices of Furness, Garrison, Abb; a Wek = Kelly, Fred, Douglise, und Phillipe— : ee the. egticultariets of : ‘White spirte and black, stershire, Worcestershire, and Herefurd- Red epirite and grey thire, England, there is a grand scheme of emi- —all intent upon di roption and disunion, and allde- | tion afloat, which projects the purchase of a termined to monopolize the roetrum, that they may | Million ecres of land in one of the Western States pour their poisonous doctrines upon the public ear, | Of America, The Limerick Chromicle states that The free disenseion will be all on one side. Wo | up wards of 5,000 pereons have left that district, for be to him whe dares to dissent from the opinions | Liverpool, since January last, to proceed to Ame- wich will be expressed on the occasion. He will | Hc#, many of them of a euperior class. Persons have a plaster put upon his mouth; for there will | ¢f goed meuns are departing, leaving the streets be arrayed wil the men fit for petticoats, and all the | crowded with idle beggars, who distress the in- wonien ready for breeches, prepared to hiss down | he bitante by perpetual importunities and petty thefts; anything in the shape of reason and common sense, and, ifveed be, to make any honest man disappear , 8 Waterford, as quickly and eflectually us Remulus did, in the , Tica. prerence of bis army it is singularly strange that nearly af the What these abelivionists want, has been fally | ¢migrants, poeressing means, arriving in this cowa- | explained hy the equendered wisdom of Greeley, | SY, whether at the Northern porte or at New Or- Brisbane, Garrison, Dana, Abby Kelly, and Wen | | leans, immediately go tothe Northwest to procure \ Phillipe, with their coadjutors in social distarb- | forms, while there are thousands ef acres of un- auces and aggressions vpon the rational conven- | tenanted fertile lends in Virginia, Tennessee, tions, and usages, and wholesome laws of society. Georgia, Florida, and, in short, in all the Southera Sixteen y Garrison, dunag Tharlow #ed Southwestern States, which are more sure to | Weed’s anti-nwsonic excitement, (which was the | preduce a@ geod return than are the lands of the | firet platform of Seward), became ambitious of po- Nerthwest. The cliniate, too, is more congenial + litiea! distinction, He fou very a good hobby and fave rable to the growth of the great staples | to ride 2, aud thro off soinethiag of his nd breadetuffe; and though the season may be re- | clerical reserve, he sou, rdom. la thishe tetded by the late froste, the length of the summer | However, went ea from. ie more then can possibly be obtained in the North- | World's west, where the cropping season is so short and uncertain. It would be well for those who come to this new | 4 big convent he Couveation of 188, re quurtelled with the his comp sof this atyy; and siace thea he has boldly erged the utter overthrow of the churches, the S.bbwth ond the Bible, Nothing has beea ewered with him but the ideal intellect of the me- ‘To elevate this chunera, he has urged » of af immediate overthrow of the t, a total disrespect for the constiti- church world with means, to visit those sections of our | country; and there is very little doubt but thou- tonde of acres of waste land would soon be con- verted into eplendid and productive plantations, | which could not but pay a rich reward to the poe seseor. The lands can be bought as cheap there Sas, aes al di od anmbilation of the e#6t the Weet, while they are much more valu- | Union, and 4 ion of all order, legal or div able. which ¢ t square with hie narrow views of This proposed emigration is an evidence that all what constitutes human. lidety. r, ia the the public lunds will be taken up, and it would be | of the French revolution and blasphemous Well for Congress to relinquish the idea of giving ciem, Was there more muleveleace and a away the public domain, while there are so many wiekedoes« vowed than by this same Gurrie , Who will gladly buy it. Bs he ary vases Robecgicrte and MS Terat, oF Oxe-Even Tuowrsox.—The trial of | sree Beni gar sal eter pire this genius, before the Brooklyn court, has been | postponed to Thursday, in consequence of an acci- | dent to one of the jury, who fell out of his wagon ‘ woe hurt himeelf. The judge, from the beach, iniag an pes ied that the singular postponement iy | Of the trial, from ene term to another, was for the | “purpose of locking into bis law, or reading up his | hos wo: methiag, pola the great iat jou di he ¢ ' n thi w of his ebien ‘ , v - this v t bie ebie at women ty | KBewledge. We ate very glad to hear it, and, of ae tong a “ shes ris 149 courte, take back thet supposition. Yet it is doabt- sobagandg se dere Packer, and) C007. sally learned in law, whether a | ~—< esata re ya apa an criminal (vel ean be legally carried over from one “ bean one yeh. : oe vay eo creel’ term to nether, One-Eye is also out agvinst tl m even ave ' pit at the Sib teak ; ‘potty yo “ . j 4 ,. dierald. So beth court and criminal are down th they emed ent of the calender. Ja rea es We are sorry we eapnot please every- Vest we the emo, « convention was held, bed ut we will ty. th? object of which was the overthrow of Suaday “y a —— - | worebiy ren Cone System oF Menic we.—This new Thue, it appears that nothing divine of secular is tystem of medicine is beginaing to prevail exten- They have sorqnemed Sy tases. f only i sively inthe lond. ‘There are a great many quacks, rew uticr apnibilation of ll the great and swet-d tretending to knowledge ia it, bat there are only en ee aye Risape mothe en drevd- two establishments to be relied upon, both con- ful bestitity one section of the Usion against the gucted by eminent practitioners, who feeeived other, cial stop the wheels of governtueat by theit theit education from the founder, at Greffenburgh, pyre —malcontents, who find nothing i Germany. Dr. Shieffendecker, of Willow Grave, honest re ut their own honesty, nothing sacred but near Philadelph ae Of the cbdest had best; their own civiniyy, nothing liberal but their own gag Dp, Mundé, near Springfield, Mase., is the illiterality, te the elevation and diffusion of which, next and nest recent. These oan be relied upon; | oll thei tune, talents aud opportuni are direct- all others are doubtful. ed, ond di fort d, bat for the ultimate cede detent of every taee, and the cause of liberty Papee Usew wy Newsraren Eerancimecers.— Trev ghewt the world According to the bet authority, we have been fare | When tice diveue ion does not promote the pud- | oi. hed withthe following statements, of the reams he greed, it hes ne mere right to exist than of poper used weekly by each of the establishments govern that ts dangerous and oppressive 1 pomed im the common weel should be overthrowa. naw s+ to the pablie, of the New York Hersid mee. oc .4 5 New York So . sof these abolitionista, Rew York Tribune uses ‘Three facte give the public the best idea of which is the fittest for advertisements, A word to the wire is sufficient * end anare’ by pradence and dingerous ase mblies—eal- in their cha- —_—-- -—— law cannot Paserorts at Pasasta.—We have examined the treaty between New Granada and the United States, proclaimed on the 12th of June, 1948, and by the 35th article we are clearly of opinion, that the government of New Granada has no authority to demand paseports from any American crossing the Iethinus. We will publish the treaty in a day of two, A CORE FoR Seiectiva Miura? Presineets.— The beet cure for this pohtical cholera, ameng @ republican people, has been invented by some quiet ste, there one result artive They are potrigtivm culated for mischief, and treason ble magh the tweter and purposes. 7 teach them, public opinion can; and, as in Bag. lund a peaceful dissent from such doctines as there fellows would promalgite—a strong expres them—wonld be conveyed by tion of dierent fret hisees end by cennter statements and expositvo. um, te here on New York we my anticipate that there are there who will enter the arena discussion, end send out the true opinion of the pabhe. “That halfe deven modmen should manufictute opinion for the whole commnity, is not to be tolerued. It ix to be hoped, thet before long, we shall leara gentlemen in Washington, aswally called the what public opmion upon the Union, traly ia—aund “eabinet.” A fall botde of their mixture will whet interest oil the messes hove in the perpetuity eure a whole nation for a quarter of @ century. ef the Sabbath end our institutions. | Probatum et. ee SEE ELEC RT Te | Rhode Island, were in yh , the performers aequittted themeelves in their as | 08 | Prongham, at Niblo’s, to-night, will be a great aifate Fenny Movemewrs m Tammany.—The City Con- vention, recommended to the Tammany Com- mittee by the Sachems, is intended to be elected in the separate eity election districts, ninety-four in number, This body, when elected, is to re-organ- ize the democracy on a new and improved plan, corresponding with the advance of population and poetry in this metropolis. The “ Wood” cominit- tee meets to-night, to discuss the policy of the Suchems’ recommendation. The ‘ Western” committee, its pious rival, will probably also meet soon, for a like purpose. So we go. We know all the funny history of the recent doings of these two committees, in connection with the Globe newspaper—the payment of the mortgage to Childs—how the money was raised—who holds the lease of the office—and what the object of the clique is who are striving to continue the disturb- ance in the party, and to keep the two committecs at variance up to next fall. M. M. Noah, who has belonged to all parties, and never was true to any at the bottom of the whole affair. His tt is to keep his cinecure in the Custom House, by keeping up the quarrels in Tammany, and thus give the whigs the city next full. A sure game, but difficult to carry out. We shall give a full and funny narrative of all these recent intrigues, in a few days. Moxey Wanrev.—The enterprises connected with California, projected during this year, will re- quire the following small advances to establish the fullowing routes :— 8.500.000 5.600.000, 25,009.000 $48 500.000 sees 50.000.000 » Route. . Route, Goods, money, freights, etc. Advances last year..,....... Aggregate neces up \odbars 51 Receipts of gold. . * up to 185 Balance due, or deficiency, ip 1951. . .. .$53,400,000 When 1851 comes round, won't there be a smush- ing time among the speculators of ull kinds, landed and otherwise ? It will be 1837 over again. The simple ‘ gold diggers” will be the ouly sound men. New Correcton.—George Curtis is to be the new collector, if Hugh Maxwell should be with- drawn. Ned Curtis has been at Washington all winter, going between the cabinet and Mr. Web- ster, and it is highly probable. If you want to advertise in on evening paper, go to the lively little Day Book. 1t is conducted with intelligence and spirit; its circulation is rapidly rising, end, in fact, it is the ouly evening paper woith reading. The Probable Safety of the Steamer Rhode Island. ‘The steamer Rhode Irland sniled from thia port en the 2th of January last, for San Francisco. It will be reecilected she was but a few days out, when a re- pert was received, from » portion of those who sailed in ber, that she was lost in the neighborhood of Ber- moda, and nearly if not sll her crew porished. The statements of those who left the ship were conflicting, and while they were believed by a large majority, there were many who doubted the truth of their statements, It may be well to state here that some of those who left the ship, and reported her in a sinking condition, were smuggled on board without the knowledge of the owners and captain, at the time of her sailing. The report was also started, and reecived with credit, that Captain Crockett, of the schooner Mary Wise, who picked up the boat containing those who left the Rhode Irland, refused to render aid in saving those left on board, although eho was in sight. Captsin e | Crockett, on bis return, denied that he refused to go to the aidof the eteamer, but, on the contrary, whea | he propoted to go inacareh of er, was told that she ha 2 sled of the bark Isabelita Hyne, which ‘ap’ ‘ai arrived at this port on the 6th instant, from Rio Ja- : 4 * | neil rhe ah areh, = and itis said there are 1,300 passengers waiting | | Breede posnnry es cg a ps oy for veseels to convey them to Ame | gtegmer of ech erent at length unter tall, golog in.” We! Vearsed jrssonrrenrcion pe Sgn de the Rhode | peculiar fig Or tne seem. — ‘ Irtand. Her masts were short, and she carried Ameri- ean colors, No steamer has left for California of #0 great a length es the Rhode Island. It was about the | , time that she should have arrived at that port, as abe | had been ont fifty-eight days, and the coal she had on | board was not suficient for her to steam all the way. | Tron. We ore constrained to believe that the steamer spoken of by Capt, D. was the Rhode Island, from the fuct that no other steamer was duc at that port. The | tre Fudora railed on the lth of January, but was not to stop at Ric, and bad then been out eighty-three days, and was probably in the Pacific ocean. The steamers | |W. J. Pease, Columbus, and New World, were in port nm Capt. D. left, conseqtently it could have beon neither of them. The New Orleans was at St. Thomas | at Uke time, and the Wileon @. Hunt at Bermuda, All the others which left the United States, exeept the Pacific. Capt. D. is antinfied that it was an American steamer of great length; aad, Mf he be right, there can be no dowbt but the eupposed wrecked Kkode Island war the versel be saw going tn, ond arrived rately at Rio. The «hip Courter is m due at this port from Kio, snd will probably arrive in » few days, when all doubts relative to the Rhode Irland will be removed, nnd, if rufe, the report of Capt. | D. confirmed. Capt. D. had no knowledge of the re- ported lors of the steamer. or he would have run down to ber, and ratiefied bimreif fully whet reese! it wae he raw. A few days, however, will saflce to give all the facts connected with the eave. ‘The Ktalian Opa at Aiblo's, ‘The performarce of © Ervani,” last night, attracted the larg 1 most brilliant audience that hasgroeted Signor Marti’s splendid company. The house was crowd ed to the ecillng, the corridors of which were also filled. Ladies ovtnum Ler d the gentlemen, giving a fashionable | 4 fareinating character to the whole array. One of | the private boxes, also, was graced with the distin- guise d Stcffanonl and Angels Bosio. “ Rroani” isan opera that cennet be relished by (hore who are pleased | With the expression of deep feeling. It hava superd- lal Drillieney, and but Little soul Indeed, theme i# destitute of dramatic interert, and every version of it te of a turgid, heary aod lens. ge character, Very beautifully, however, was excented as @ whole, by Tedoseo, Marini, C. Ba- dish, end Lorink At the close of the third act,a # ries cf protracted seelamations of the most reelforous hind. produced @ tepetition of the scene, which we thonght too severe atrial for the pet All the | aal style ving HO sense of regret upon the endionce. ‘Tedeveo delgbted her admirers, Morini gave weight by hie faibful voenlisation, C. Padiali added largely to ¢ well earned Inurele, and Lorini ratiafed sll of t erec tp power of bis voice. and of hit rapid ap- preaches to finished excellence On Wedoesday night “Lucia di Lammermoor will be performed. It will be the inet night of the fearon, and Stefanoni, Salvi, ard (. Bediali, wil inister to the expectations of ancther crowded auditory errrn’s Reroas reow Dowrew —Mareteck hae returned from Boston, with his opera troupe. te hae suceeded, im that elty, in saving himecif from eny Thirty-six representations were given. For the firet week (he public eupported him very Iberally; bot there 2 falling off in the middle of the season, in @ qtenee of other aitractions Near the elose, hewever, the faebionable circles came to the resews, ond wound ap the affair by giving (he clover Maretuck a splend'd complimentary bene ft. doablin cocosion, the price of thekets. fneh is the brief bis. tory of the Bortom campaign; ood bow Marcteck will dippore of bis forces tor the futere is not yet settiod. Leweret. one thing i* certain— be has the best wishes of treope of frlends, and @e bupe to see him crowned with great ruccers. Tre Proven Bexsrit—The benefit of Mr. The Lea eheet will be elored to-day, and those who wich to be present at thie great teetivai in honor of a faverite performer, will be suxious to secure sette without dlay. There has eeldom beon a compliment wy LeneGt eo much merited Movements of Indtvidnalta, oper: § © Clark, 0.8. a; Keanon, JM. Tay: others. arrived yeaterday, Wilt Peeweh, URAQ ag arrived in this city, yeuterday, and renty. one ot! tock roome at the Astor [ote ‘The egeregate srrivals at all the hotels ay the olty, yerterdsy, was five hundred and eighty fons. ance can be placed in the current reports of their con- been regulated entirely by the state of things in that Sporting Intelligence. chandise exported from this port, for the month of ‘Uniom Course, L. L.—Txorrixnc Marcn.—& trotting | April, shewing the value of shipments to eash place:— mateb ior $1,000, four mile heats, 0 260 1b. wegons, | Commznce or TH Pees or Ad Yorx—Exponts ron between br. m. Sully Green, and br. m. Isadora, eame Val Value Value of Ve off yexterday afternoon. The nage came from Now Talat we a ase nm fm Jersey, and with them flocked @ goodly number of | London, ‘oa Sei sporting gentlemen. Sally bad the call, There was |} te 17,50 considersble betting on the result, the majority of =. - = which had been doa? previous to the nagscoming on | Hs uno 390 6748 the track. One heat decided the race. A shaft of the 10,605 7,996 — wagon of Isadora broke on the second mile, and she ee Re sat! Sis 1390 79 British would have beew beaten, The following | Bi mt «hae Bally Green, Mr. MeClintock. . . c 4,609 6251 36 jora. C. Brooks. ......... 0 Rico 285 = = ‘Time, Let mile, 3:13—24, 3:11—3d. tens ant as - Same Day.—Txortina Maren. side, three mile 3 * - n und driver to weigh 50 ibs., between Mr. “as us pe m. Empresa, and Mr. Smith’s b. m. Milk- = - 7 maid. ‘This wus a most capital race, in point of con. | J - - - ention, although the time wus no: 60 good as might have been expected. The followin; is the result wa 6 oe Empress. . ree BDL 3,173 airy = hiithwaid, 43s aie = Tine. ‘ws 1.80 my First mil . 8 8:15 1. 088 Second m: St Baa 533 3:16 - fr ‘Third mile : Bay 3:13 sas | OY Si on et Betas ooo AL O43 ry Ka gd * Base Day.— Puree 180, two mile Varg im barnes. | 8, 4m Ry There were four entries for the purse, but only iwo | at cume to the reore, vis: Tom Uarnly, (formerly Jack | Ary ‘ fh. Rossiter) and Confidence ‘This was a most excit ng | Guadaloupe... 8,868 = race, | The result was as follows :— 233;°""" “2 = = Von fidence, eLaughlin. aT | Tem Caruley, H. Jones. ye 5 ie is ee “ hats Fite tallesss cece 2 gag Seqgnd leat: Third ic | Lees than ‘fty per eent of the above aggregate weat Second mile, . +. 800 2:50'¢ 2:53 to Great Brituin and Ireland, and the balance was very ae Tape | welldistributed. This is a good feature in our export Eee bso 5:33 6:34 | *e Cenrarvitin Vovner—To-Day.—Lady Suffolk and | de. and we hope it will continue. We have, here- Lady Moscow-—Trot for a $250 purse. male heats, beat | tofore, depended so much upon Great Britain for mar- three in dive, in bar This afternoon, if any rell- | kets for dur exports, that prices for our producte have } j dition and speed, a splendid race may be anticipated. This will be the first. appearance of Lody Suffolk this season, and afier a good winterin, ema a8 youth- | ful as she was ton years ago, av able to do a | in 2:30 than ever before, during her famous ca- reer, Immediately after the puree race, « matel for | 00, mile heats, between Brown Tom and Henry Ciny, | wil come off. MAILS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD. The steamship Cambria will leave this port to- morrow noon, for Halifax and Liverpool. Her mails will close at hal’-past 10 o'clock in the morning. The Weekly Herald will be published at 9 o'clock. Court Calendar Uhis Day. Comiarox Piras rt 1—Nos $9. 589, 495, 69. 597, 509, 47, 6 1, C63. COT. 101, 103,105. Part 2—Noa. 23, 424, 416, 36. 40, 42, 44, 40, 48. Cooley & Keese’s 1 this, meguitetas ealloction of ‘ogrees this evening, commencing with the d mort Yalvabls Claesifeation of Divinity, Theolosy me Ritlical Criticisms. ‘This department includes ait the rd ‘Treatives of the d is well worthy the at~ Cention of clergymen rd sta ity. Colonization Soctety of of New York —The Anniversary of thi takes place this evening, and is held at the Reform Chureh, o'clock. wi Moues will itis hoped Competition.—A of honorable # indnieed Genin to attempt the produstion of Hat which should equal or the manufactured in Now York. ‘le has sue a. ronght out this *eaton has acauired the Pe alied the eale, of bis Sprig style for 199), rer feutlessly challenges & comparison with ite mode texture and fish, from any es GENIN, 234 Broad opposite St. Paul's, it Rochester and breed here have somewtint patied our philoenphers: bat nat ha bh Sal ee kun 1128 Fallon streets has pussiod ail how he can furnieh | better and wore else im, siyle, ai others ever made rebare, are rerpectfell: empelves, wt Jollie’ aber to eal! and Keng we fave Broa: early opposite Lry| ery of Te ady’s it by those who hy SEs god tate to dloctinlaats setween Good nad pose piss mark vba forely w the Test ee at thie per de by has doen tried in this conntry, it hae Price © esate. Princi~ 0 Bagland, vena, ‘where it failed togive instant relief. rl depot, No, 3 Dey strert, ehoerfulnesa, by | horough trial, Dam | eifie reme:ly for all | 102 Nasean st. -, Manufactor B03y nel manufacturer of the cele i Comabe, and the rely manufacturer in | Speladioe te call, and examine Ne, late jwpre em Oven Chain trop St Sviuny, mse Breeder —@ Hair and Whie- Hustreted by Hill, the nd grace © pearance, y aware of Creocesing” "Ghempesing thorough: , ! Dyc—Ratchelor's Genuine Liquid Bair Dy ir ean only he preevted at the mam eet The pohite ak ai geard againge (1a! renne whoet halt Las ssrames a ha “ of the imitation irs ty vailtne Ge ahove. “Copy the od: Wigs! Wigs! Wt uformed can Dave ft correct Notices Dr. J, W. Powell, Ocalist, Aurtst, | he public, that fm or atly im Gourand's Hialian Medicated Somp, for. digeolotarions aad blemiaves Age ol an walk Welker etrest, ic “failender me Ramth Tied ptrest, MONEY MANKE®. Mo: Mey60P Mm | Qnotations for stocks, to-day, were pretty weil sas tained, but the trenenetions in the funeles were only toe moderate extent. At the firet board Uatted states “CR, fell off ‘¢ per cont each, Reading Rail- Ms, and Mohawk, . Kentucky 6's advanced percent; Penneyivanias’s, %,andllariem. sy atthe od board Erie Bonds, new, went up \ per erat Farmers’ Loan, 1; Hariom, %; Reading Ratlrond. \s; | ad, %. Peansylvania 6% declined '5 per cent, There were large rales of Brio Bonds, new, at | the second board. i ‘The transfers of United States stock to foreigners for the week ending the 4th {net.. amounted to $20.20; Of which $10.200 was of the loan of 1842, $9.900 of 1544, $148 450 ef 18 4 $58 200 of 1848, j The amonnt of specie exported from this port for the week ending the 4th Inet., was §522408, of which $60 400. in Spanith doubloons, went to Chagres. Total export for 1860, $994.579. ‘The Nudeon River Bank at Albany has declared 4 semi-annual dividend of four per eent. The Farmers’ Benk of Hudson has declared « dend of seven pet cent ‘The Hegerttown (Md) Bank has declared « sem!- | annunl dividend of four per cent } ‘The recelpte at the office of the Assietant Troaearer of this port, to-day, emonntedtto $115 012 20; payments, #70140 C1. Bolenee, $4515.745 01 ‘The value of merebandice and specie imported lato thie pert, for the firet four months of 1850, was $56 456,070, ne followe-—Janwary. $11,446,408, Pebrasry, $7 120,001; March, $8140.21; April, $9,511,601. The importa for the corresponding period last year amount- #416 $O50CS418. Inerense firet four months tn 1850, $1OTRAEF The amount of anties on imports from ‘* April 8th to May Sth, was $294.078 88. The ennexed etatement exbibite the value of mer j } peer’ | bescen, that most of the gold dust received in this | oT country. By agreater distribution of our shipmeate, Detter prices may be realized, and they will not be aub- Ject to the sudden fluctuations frequeutly expe- rienced in certain markets, It will be seen that the aggregate value of exports for the month is consider- | ably larger than usual, and that a larger per ceut than usual of the total was American produce. The quantities of certain articles of breadstuffs ex- ported from this port, and the polats of destination, | were as annexed:-- Exronrs oF Buranerurrs ron Arnit } Rye Pour. — Flour, I: in bbls. Liverpool . a 3” Glasgow pe Ireland, ~ Holland 100 = 1,009 - au wy oS - 188 = LES - 545 = 1175 2D 2255 783 9,138 New Granada — 209 Boren Were tides." 120 1,063 Swedish = 0 Weet Coat §. America, — 62 ‘Totale...... ay Bos fo far as breadstuffs are concerned, the movements last month were limited. The quantity exported was smal), and the value less, Advices from Europe lately. relative to breadstuffs, have been anything but encoar- aging, and the probability is, that very tew shipments will be made from this country on speculation. From prerent appearsnces, there will be a very moderate trade in breadetuffs between this country and Great Britain, during this year, unless some disasters happea to the harvest of Europe. Nothing but a short harvest in England will create any important demaud for our surplus products. Speculators are anxiourly looking for later news from California, Six weeks later futelligence is dae, and the Cherokee and Georgia may arrive atany mo- ment, with accounts from San Franciscoto the lat of , April, Opinions vary relative to the amount of gold dust these steamers will bring, and the estimates range from halfa million to one million of dollars, The amount of gold dust received in the United | ¥ Btater, thus far, is about fifteen millions of dollars— | rather under than over; and from the best sources | qs of Information at our command, we hear that full ten millions of dollars have been sent from the United States to California ia coin. The coluage of almost every country on the face of the earth was. at the | /, latest dates, exceedingly abundant at Sao Francisco, nearly the whole currency at that place boing forviga | gold cola, The overland emigrants last your carried outan immense amount of gold. A gent who | resided some time at Columma, through which town all the overland travel bad to pass, informs us that nearly every man arriving at that point had « belt row with gold sroand his body. Many of them ' were half starved, and had suffered great pri- ; but they held on to their gold. It will thus country from California, has been in exchange tor gold coin, taken there prineipally for the purehase of gold dust. Wedo not believe that, at this moment, five millions of dollars have been paid on account of the millions upon t of millions of dollars worth of mor- chandite shipped from this esuntry during the past two years, The condition of many houses here and ! and in other ports, engaged in this trade, mast be any- | thing but comfortable; and the time ts not fur distant { when the reavlt of thie movement will be seen The arrival, from time to time, of large amounts of gold from California, has created a great expausion ta the currency and in private credits, in prices for every apes | cles of property. given ao impetus to «peculationand has , foWn brondenet the seeds of a revulsion, which is likely | jastrons as that of 1837 Califorata has had banking inetit ailons im ail sections of the Union, as the removal and distribution of the deposits had ir 1835 , Rew and 1856. There are, | weanticipate similar resulta, nt, not less than fifty millions of dollars | due this country from California, and. at the mort | Liberal ertimate of the production of gold, it will take at least two years to pey what they now owe, indepen. dent of the products they will want in the moantims to surtain the rapidly Increasing population of that eoan- , try, The mort extravagant reports have been ciroa- lated of the receipts of California gid. According to the reports, we mnrt have reecived full fifty millions of ’ we have, in thet. received less than of (bese exnggerated ep eulative babb ver tension sted fu the Califoroin trade ie full o: ps of dollars, not one per cent of which has been r ¥ Stock Exchange. I tements has econ explode, from tel in ue, tebe RR THK do wm ng Rowery Ban D Hann Sate st'N ¥_ 1 SO Mohawk RK 8M FY 10 de He Marlee RK te ua me Wee Keneyeh ee oH Tee Chny ae BO City b's 1660 Erle i's, me by fs do 8 Nerwred AWwer wa spec mene of (ee Tre, Bill be chow UB LADIES OF 1 ‘iLL at HOME Anniver ¥ myn Fitna nivereaty of blinders Will RIVER STHA 4 ve giealy af Pain or. fron boston, M THARANDT, 4ND Wik, Sasony, are teyoested } N>, DROTUBRA, 1 Broad sieves, | ime influence upon the movements of ¥: Lost. 10 few aka PROM THE SE $10 Sse ett depth s traveliice’ ears, vellii dresses, Re. The stove Yeware? or oa information ning ladies’ HT be potd for the revere aot : . Wods 108%—4, a per. CON- that may lead to the meer $20 ee ee ., h ox anew war tr Om | arrele; alr, w brows hair tran, co tad meteors rel. They vere brougl 4 Phi ehh Fag ey Dy hoe ae to bave teen put on board the for z Bot! be Redaomely hs id nit WHILE REMOVING pace New vari wih he name cae tie chats ened bo tea aeenisral ty SSNDFONDS & PORTER: 18 Br 78 Broadway. ) REWARD—LOST, ON Last SATURDAY MORN ing sueposed at Ue pogt office, three $10 notes on the Torovto, Canada Weat, will be $ 10 REWARD.— LOST, 70 Wall street to 73 Broad ou the Bank of te Siaie of New printed o ich Bank, New York. The above re ye paid person returning the same to 4) West Washingtow REWARD.LOST, ON FRIDAY, MAY 85. savinge Dark tnt Ne. 20 Grand sn geld Gard Chala. The above reward will be vard Chain, ‘The above row! at 200 Grand street, ve ale & tt REWARD—LOo: ON MONDAY, MAY SIXTH, ONE. eer, above reward The finder Il recelve the wate, IN TASene THROUGH NEW vreet into Wall, # draft drawn by James Me epted Wiitam &. peed dated undred YESTERDAY rece ry IN WANG be iy) Ye and Barelsy $13, and three moter, with « rw HT be suitably rewarded by leaving it as on street. THE TRADES. ey. cau he ° Ht W tle President of § New York Society, post pal « HOVT, President, 166 Stanton street, N.Y. KK JOURNEY MEN UPHOLSTERERS SOCIR= ts-The werhly meeting will be held at Mechanie’s Hall, 170 Hester street, on Tuerd + May Tth, atT o'slogk. A pane= ' ‘attendances is requ donor HOYT, President. Dents Coeur a’ NOLOGICAL ite hg I Bat BL mgoty HALL. ‘cwier und N. Lge and ogy. ay lied te. ge ey nent tra oral fern ngs we ileceker Halt, soa Bleecker and Merion aipeetn, inday evening, at 734 o'eloek, LTd throngh’ ‘the week and eontinne every eve 2 hg Roane a BARK NORWAY, OFF ptcin Liver fiventa back Norway—Dess Sir—We, the cathn passengers, and & committee of ghe stesrage pase natecre defy annsini ed, on the eve of parting with you, for onr teveral des nations, take this method to express hear fe gratitude to you, types your «! civility and kind attention onde adoring # je most tempestnons character, frou Liserboad Guting’ wih. for toes’ wenn beveret auaal tees N= ried and staunch ship, bat withoue i robbing ‘and this food fortine we attriba: eabitity ‘and ‘unwerried atteatton to too, that, throngh your vigilane jent wants, (0. the. cledaliness of the oF of # ingle epa dir God's merey, to your eh al prnetnal enpply of good sions And tothe prompt dispensing of proper medicine, fu cases of Reeersity, wo owe you, heer ie health ed, acknowledgements you ¢ fi bearts, we are, your friends, J Commities of steerage nepengern Si T Dunne, John Rogers, Step! Stephen eh Founegan, Richard Gould Pair John MeGows NEK & SON, TYPE: FOUNDERS, CORN! id tr streete, New Ss have on vials om iscemaiet vita me Gontans toms Lad TING. Carer COURSE, LONG ISLAN. —Tuesitny, Muy 7th, at $ o'olock, P. M., parse i ave, in harness.."D. Bryhn enters bea s, best three in Ave, in | Lady Suffolk, J. Case enters b, ters eh. e. © Waking the ashes wee —— Tireted koed 0 omnibuser he sports are over, Vore ench wey, ret OF" JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor, x ION ¢ coUnsr, LONG etelek Pa Pace aad wae day, Ma hat Heo" two re eate: Sedee Went Melt names ber in Stns Colt G. Spier eames br. the South Perry, Brooklyn, for ‘ai tie enh Peery Be mt Coit TE ck aad rth A LEGAL NOTICES, OUTH GAROLIN A. anu Fqnity.—Mnsver' ‘of Aun Timothy : rege a Mt oeiety of New York, ot al.—I tn parang ef the poles i hereby given te ona he iasion “ork,” if moh societ: we evn the will ot hits. Mtn W. GRAY, Master in Banity. usc CiPAL—MALOR'S OFFIC! a HEMP ATS, APRIL M — Resolved, By w Aitermea at ios. 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SN 4 world peers inily inform the moroantile ey, ny 1 oye known ender the tame of Kaede se per bas heen, by Ss nese wi! heresiter be brthers & Co. whe For an ened te "aie ry mort Com ae ain the eeaity omen See ADP « Sinmun ones reepocetenty or Pe UOAGNO. ReOTITMRS & 6. ann, Potenaey 1, IN. wUSR INTRARSTED IN folky Apents, Re foe PAL re fo bonne matters, pleaee call o@ Howton, Rol, contrat Wheels whe Taw y OTTER,