The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1850, Page 3

_ Phaion’s ir Dye, Color Hair or Whiskers, the motment it iv preted) he + yers Yo the hair orskin. It enn be wasted wtintely; ‘vith- out distarblag the olor, andhuste bad odor it it ‘ep plier cr sold, at PH TONS, is Bresdway) and by Paweevt, ath- east corner of at and tree! Philadel jedelphia. Gouraud's Hatten | Medicated ory for von ae Poo- Subtile superiu: tof Fe ieee i Stae : me LAG R no as " Indigestion, General ag Don homer ge rien and all nervous affeetions, are im most cases entirely Cae nd. purel prs mr oy aes cate reat sa travatl tberwion Trom sleknees or . oe Tact tale, wholesie and fetal ay or sale, wholesale au = eS UWES'SADLIEIC No-23 Brodway, + ie ibevenaised RELIGIOUS. | {2 BLIGIOUS NOTICE—THE CONGREGATION OF DIS- Rees hitherte meeting at No. 90 Groene | street, ir mew mecting-honse, im Seren- teenth tnd having permanently ¢9- rviees of Dr. Shepperd, ffkre mill Ve preaabing very Lords day; morning au al heurs, and ngaday ever ate of roy, | Tespeet | “s a ok reanivnd ! ireh, to which parents | to send their P. | | FINE ARTS. MERICAN ART-UNION.—THE GALLBRY OF za ‘Ameritan Art-Union will be open in the evenin P o'clock, for one week, in order to aiford an opportun! My vor for meul.ors to reeeive their evgravings. The Guilury continues ‘epen in the da: 4 members whose subseription Nos. are from | to 5, ppested to call and reecive their engra- | vings, Re. | ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.— THE TWENTY. | | fifth Annual Exhibition is now mopam, at the new Piey “3 Broadway, np te Bond street, from 9 A. M. until oe Tig ton ‘Ctsinee 25 cente—veason tickets 50 cents—catal loves | con (CHT, ARTIST, HAS REMOVED FROM 37 | 4 Y ikree street $0 187 Sprimg Sprit treet—Interior, deoo- ted in she beat manner, in the Greaian, Godhie h, and other styles, in fresco ar ofl colors. | ~ MONEY MARKET. — Satvnpay, Mey 11-6 P. M. ‘The etcek market contines comparatively quiet. At ‘the first board, to-day, United States 6's, 67, declined &; per eent; Brie Bonds, (old,). 4; Pennsylvania 5's; is; Reading Railroad, %; Farmers’ Loan, \. Brie Railroad advanced, \ per eent, and Long Island, . There werg rales to some extent of Harlem and Read- ing raijronds, but there are no indications of any im- provement in any of the fancies, beyond whut the brokers may get up among themselves. It will be seen by our quotations, that-such fancies as Reading Rail- road, Farmers’ Loan, Morris Canal, Long Island, and Canton, have already reuched the culminating point, and are on the downward course, while Brie and ‘Har- Nem have long since paseed points where it would be te purchase, even at the height of » great specu- tive movement, These are the only two fancics in Met prices for which have been sustained, and the ital and credit of more than two-thirds of the bulls A the strect are concentrated upon these stocks, for purpose of inflating them as much as possible. rhe babble has already beeome dangerously inflated. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer { thie port to-day, amounted to $78,775 90; payments, 091 60—balance, $4,607 023: 87. Gold deposit certificates, to No. 1,642, inclusive, are payable at the mint, Philadelphia. ‘The anthracite coal trade is stilt large, though not yaite eo active as last week. The Resding Railroad ompany ha@ brought down 22,603 tons, making a total the season of 379,669 tons, against 252,998 for same last season. The Schuylkill Navigation Compa- 7, for the week, has ‘brought down 13,158:tons, and uring the reason 105.840 tons. The Lehigh Navigation mpany, for the week, 25,226 tons, and for the season 191,426 tons, The aggregate by the throe routes is 576,- tons. An important point in relation to the Mability of holders of banking corporations, is noticed by the jew Or'e.ns Picayine, as recently decided in that city Judge Buchanan. A biliholder of the AteBafalaya jank, who is not a stockholder; ened a stockholder who not paid up his capital stock, for the amount of bills, The stockholdet answered that he was also ling notes of the bank to on amount equal to his paid subscription, and claimed to be allowed to eom- neate these bank notes against his indebtedness. the prineiples recognised by Chief Justice Bharkey 1d Judge Btory, Judge Buchangn decided that the iff was entitled to recover'on this isene. Judg- int was, therefore, entered against the defendant, in e gam of $1,250, and costs. Ex 5 fo abe Hgate Fire Ine Co 118 2% de ) m oo wo éo 2% | do ® @ as w - 0 as 70 @ cope, mi 2, 10 Hage RR 413. bh He: =A ir ds too” de veo. 3K" Pe eke Del Thad Canal Ges; a — fo oy a Bowery Bank 7% 100 Long Taland RR Bu State ot'N York MO 100 Fao Worth Am Trast 10% “do 0 Fee Py ii. ki Er a i a En it feel F B ie New Leah eee: mete iat ‘rhird arene will reestve 8 namie ox 8 O5TON TE peas Sy Eayenany cance aisha, a tie on lone tp fh Ober tis vn A ieee Sa pee ake h 2 to hie disoo ised fas den Lane, —s OURN CORDWAIN! Be par eR tee aati aM tal “47! veal Paset efi erat iS ery by Se will be en 1 the committee ar neh ) v. A—COLUMBIA CHAPTER, RO, + bert are herehy notified fo minet ner of Bleseker and Morton streets, ‘o'clock, to pay the Inet tribute of re rether, James T. Frey, from No. 2) Grand strest, the Order ate reepectfally invited to We with der, CRONK, 8 WR ARMY composed of wilt +10 AIL ROAD ACCIDENT. —ALI. PR neseed the aceiden Harlem Railrond ‘reet, neat the compan of Ws de 9th of ween witty Ile m over by aed At reqwigted to call wt ‘BD veckinan iiuday morning, t : , MINTYRE, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, NO, 663 « Broadway, respecctfully invites the public bo ealiand examine his works. LEGAL NOTICES. OF THE ANCIENT AND ROMP RA \ free and accepted Mason i hed BROTHER rder 3.32 BES aS etn Bar had i ng expericace in business, if & ina H Writes well, has Iq! grived from the Old Country, an rogues éar and satisfactory testimonials, | gan pi Ploste a dress F&A. M., this office, De fe Staotis of anid bende or iabilt EB. HICKMAN, Mayer, City of Memphis. lo gentlemen, oF f of rooms are read, WITH A_ROOM—WANTED FOR A GENTLE. mia\or near Brosdway, aud below Blecsker etre Grands or resus. ireste. Good. teterences given and required. Address M. Wicking, Herald office. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they requii monid let to either two or four gentlemen j am with or ithout t of Prinee atreet. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING A FEW MORE ROOMS than they need, oi ecommodate a few gage scave- mem with pleasant farnished rooms, with breakfast aad tea, at 362 Broadway, eorner of Pra ‘WINDOW SHADES, | ‘ac. Wrrew, SHADES, MANUFACTURED AT NO. 37 Sprace atreet, 24, 4a, 4th stories—Window Shades gf every deseripts md mans: to lower prices than be foun ‘Dewters in trticld are seolietved to call, and pie a, 8 cremination, ‘that for workmanship and price, ture are not to be, excelled. eit and white ie tena Gam brica, Cord, Tassela, £0, INDOW SHADES.—KELTY & RIKER, 131 CHATHAM the attention of all persons wanting heir assortment of Shades, and materials for making an Ranging Shades, "They imake the best quality enly, and sell at prices full 25 per cent less than any ether manufecturere ‘Shades warranted net to stick or eurl. RARROALS: ive 4.836; ving Wheels, b fest diameter, Cylinders, It in. Brin tischer four Guide Wheels te wrought rom; reek ae tC ‘and art built of tne best mates e Srect great. power, = beevemenisy aise several pcond Nand Loomeaty for er E'S. NORRIS, Schenestady. Now MOTIVE WORKS, SCHENECTADY, Noe Terk ck. 5, Nora” propeicior, salle atvontied factured at his nt sepa 17 to hie Rxprece Engines, for high — al ‘apiane "om the ead Utien ANTED—FOR THE EXPLORING REPRDITION IN Sense of of oe Joba Franklin, for the ad. sd Rene Quarter-m Cree Cty Be ae FOR re j ity y asad an hn experienced strx aaa Pascage oe it, apple ” Ww drone mahi ‘ ldressed Wanree m, sift cua A SITUATION ANTED—DY A XOUNG MAN N, Norse, by a vers Wa rerpeotable ve, The | vest 8i., |. 921 Broadway, st hod, wil D—A YOUN BOO: in @ merohsat tailors ator red. Address Box wed through the Baltimore will meet with immediate attention le hotel, o: Teledee at ‘ used. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS BEAMSTUBSS OK , who understands of city references A IN aA reference ean be Dey wbrevt. ALTIMORE, A Fest Otiive wo Pr MAKERS, AND Kosevelt ekreet, firet floor, ANTED.—A SMALL HOUSE, nished rooms, with a kite’ Broadway, East Broad ANTED--BY A RES situation as Sermatre: baby. street. Ci of expe honsehold of three Syears eld,) and willing to t Unexeeptionable references abilit; York, with eos WANTE eR, eliops Y OR F on any square from not more than on way, Address W PECTABLE YOU city referen be seen for two da: OOK $5 @ public house. tween the hours of 8 and aoe means sine od; address M. A. KEEPER WANTED—AN ACTIVE to take charge of ifontlemen and two ehildren, | rience and capability, minut 4 Sullivan street. xO. . The or MISCELLAN OU, Pec makin Fin eters a eet this paricd of of high reputation. the business thoroughly ‘OOR UNPUR- street croseing roadway, C B., at Berford a oe. ONE WHO, UNDE one need apply un Apply at 33 din desteeres dinary en je uneu <G WOMAN, A and would take charge o! ease call at 6 Cornelia Sain PERSON a —A GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANO ice not to exeeod sixty dollars. Address or ap~ Hy ‘Alen, rareblie, poss pouched hours. The National, as regards talatiee and vcostnepe in the summer season, ti t the solicitation of mi ik air. val ¢ 1th instant, for pper and Lunches, The bost French are employed: also, the most polite GOSLING, 'roprietor. he year ol ITE A GENERAL TH THING, eh bing typ estos ruitablo to the nd judgment of the eutting, ‘and finish of superior garments, bas gained for Demme Monday, the io. 3 debn pi. 000 street. h, coe—e moderate rent Dusiners, unde TS alepeaition 12 te content “wt are the serious reasons wh: oz shoes are sold eos at at 8 serious red WORTH OF GA8 CHANDELIE: Biaskeia te, ad STOUYEN ar latte sert ae eat oe at tr HREE a sremendous id boots and ind" warivaled juetion en ordinary JONES'S, 14 Ann street. Op apeap LACE COLLARS ote CUFFS, ADAPTED TO the ity vet aD receiv D4 etoamer and for enle by FED K. Sch EN DLER, 9 Beaver ot. GUERREOTYPE PLATES.— LEWIS Lasebara Ta. NEW TORK, tinder tenes myiy se ee MAIL STEAM | Powder Flasks, No. contains shirt: bers Anent BY; 3 jarani COLTS PISTOLS—' hemd Mall's ior $e all othe R BISHOP, 23 Mi: L. BISHOP'S u ), Khot Bolte. an line, suitable for California and Me NN Brveanny hte Just regelvea bem mie Valen! styles at bo vi dered lenmes gone in Ven ILA STRAMSECIP iption te the eapt rw ba td vn rr sonst! Lare or § W GRANADA —ALL Pgasons tng to the porte of New Granada mays provide OreRPATY PROTDY re Unis © ‘The parspert ee Ua: the Gales States it be Crtided this he ney ean be Nyt nentieated Ae ore the rani an ee eae ee ey DOMINGUEZ, Consul of New Oram ___ MB Cocntion slip. PASSPORTS—FOR STRAMERS OF ist YALroe ns one henr's netics, for one dollar, eet tthe peice charged i others in the 9 pelos city, till ‘onday, 19th RFORD & CO, Thster SPORTING, 1) TROTTING — —WONDAY, MAY P I J Tener PF. M—Porse and etake $ib0—ivo bite Trastes names ch. 5 ey a oh. ‘ee ~~ stake, $20, mile heave, beet ag Fat oa, th MeMAN N, Proprievors. LAN ‘D—TROTTING. Lene. ONG Tet AND— tan tes rates Ee iy (OR SAN FRANC eave Pitiadetpiin earl o ear sine steamphip, CONSTITUTION, ¢ x, will | sefiss We. eleht (of which only atimited goantity | io de 3 Paleo, tire, or Va c “PASSENGERS TO CALIFORNIA CAN nh India ro Goode, of every genertps | yRA arohouss, Oana 68 CAbironN ars boy treet, opposite Trimity | ya. syn FOR SALE THIS F. P-sariane and iene 1 4 superio ior ‘immedi Mah" watt street, ow oe TICKETS WANTED POU er mailing Ship month. Apply. thi Bverening aad socorvew, sont er Ne st the desk of the Baloon ik eats Fe SALE—TWo 10W 2 “Cherokee,” jotel, to-day. CARD. — THRE Lis) ~--y 1d CABIN PASSEN. bi cial ihe eamr Bn ait Momeni of B CABIN TICKETS TO cH. | Apply at the office of oo om Captain Reet and ets ara heir deliverance from tbe YAKE A B COMTORT FOR TEN Pannes-Corium. or Leather Cl Row #0 generally uted the ona tay 7.5 RNOLD & hn fe MES & Co, Importers,, 66 William «treet. for sale inne? lag’ Rovablish= ted is from JOURNAL OF Bon ye) FoR Ny of Medicine, meey Court, 3) W: . ke DER FEET—TUE th, for boots and shoes. rr ad Deere Ni erty street. kW YORK Ti: DIRE aEw “TOR 1542, ) Offers, 09 OTICE STAI wale, & 4 wy ny SALT CO! rr PY OFFI: OF _UNIFO! full drese Uniform Coat, with 62 Sanee STREET, NEAR Fratectane LOWERS AND STRAW BONNETS— *AKY ARB NOW ‘Salt, Le, TO RE CUT OUT AND Rc a ge were * nah = ay wife rife tried te nhs at a ing er before breakfast, and she can go enagested by my wife it wens washing di of the washing YON he MAGNETIC powpEn AND PILLS — - fi ants (x ~ ren dy ac nd tppreschee. € Aaninet th sal payee should gather in your clothes, " get showld your And And epoil your eboieest a ent give it ap bat buy» flask ‘powder Thor the * vermin entle ower wither by their Jost try ie mage power. Jants destroy, EMANUEL Proprietor WATER 3 RE THROVOH | Dias wonpe nitrate Ady ra ride from of the eclebraved DR. CHARLES MUNDE'S RSTABLE dys 7, ses. in vis neelanale wa Wdenteeetion of fats sua tilee, received the bigh sppreval of the moat eminent physicians in the eit American Institute frae| LYON, 40 Birgadway ig the ts the joocene -_ fret promiam of MENT, 9 ‘arviehes ay D, SANDS, 100 Falion street. aoe tiy TRUCE TPO ris FRIENDS Awoand ASTUS EA MELN'T'S, sh tree Mrs. Hartlin, late sire Shaw, Ww go she her meet colet Laraeters. "Ne alsy lebrated names, by any theatre i J. Wallack 3 + bir, wad ¢ the ped be fa- en by the patrons The above distinguished cic artisis will commence Monday ovening, May [Dith, im highly celebrased play of LOVE, or, The Counters and ¢ Hamblin, late Mrs. Shaw; Huo una: Sir Rupert, HJ. Prince Tredeiuky (inv feet a W Empress, Mrs. Jordan nelude with the new scenery by Mr. H cola, Spaniard, Mir, P J. Dam; Willibald, Chanterlain, Goulds Mr Phi and rom “i rua staden’, ‘ey TARATRR, CHATHAM STREET.—MON- svening, Ba may B, Ss 2 erTormance will commence Of A-MISS—Gen, RA Mr. c. Taylor Prity Stock, M Mins Cruise; Fanny, Miss Lock Atv VAN “I Lu ily, PTRE BRinEeOoN pete ‘aptain Vauntington, Mr. Hamilt Miss Geergiann, Mise The doors will open at 7; pers formance io commence at 7} o'clock. a eeae ASTOR Rs ns) 2 rear AND MANA- ger, Mr. Chas. Bass, — Monda: ay evening, May 13, the ¥ i with the farce Mr. C, Burke; rmamce will eomimence with the tragedy of JULIET—Romeo, Mi Meronis jen volio, M N renee, Mr. C.K. M: Peon, Mir. Bas Haiilto puter, Mrs Me Wallack: Nurse, Mie. D MY PRECIOUS BETSEY—Mr Hohl we! . Dyott; Mrs. Bobtail, Miss Wes 7% o'eleck. Boxee and ROADWAY THRATRE— Leeree —Monday evenug of RV ADN E—King, Mr Harn » Ladovieo, ManstaL 1 wil be inet “4 es Daven . t ¢ new ballet ef the M Fiore tea, Neri: Pasquino, Mons, Ssollesy. i Diverticsement de la JOLIE by (Tim Cioes i? anf Sign se , SB conte; Pamily and Thi 4 Ct cents, “Deore open s trues 2 cena: G rs 1a tT; to at Ts o'clock. bres \Y EVENING, MAY 13TH, 1800, TIE with the National Ode of compauye Aftor which, w an entirely new and cry operatic called HOME !—Squire Bulwort Me. Nickinson ; Baa Dull Mr. Brovgham; Mis. Bulworthy, Mrs. Verson j ie, Mra. Broughum; Bouefcly, Moe Mary Ta FOLLIES OF & NIC dv with the comedierta of pen at half- past Beri THEATRE, cna: fy alas 3h 3] th . *. Johnst ; cig nti Thorulults Mr. Jordan Eph ton, Mr. burten; Mrs, Primrose, Aes, Iughersf Webtelmina Mia Skea Mine, Chapa with th ree of the MERRY Tum, Mr. Andrews; ‘Bob, Mr-Jurdan; Mr. Uriah Mr. T. Johnston; Mr. Aininadab Sleek; M. Belope Biy thes Mrs. Holman: Mi D Thai to bi 4 ge Biyel Blythsum, r. Burton; Mise Po= J. Mill, yp berlnesg eyes, ‘S$ MINSTRELS—TH! Pompey, Ked ‘and Grand te Mina' ee tee Cg Saturdaye, Doors open at sion 25 eente. Orchestra bo: Private boxes $3. Borelock. “An afternoon Convert on Saturdays, commencing at 8 o'clock, P. M. ELCI'S GREAT NATIONAL CIRC hor Monday eveni Mi Stone, the disting ance in this tire troupe of & oxercises. 8.—OPEN FOR A na hele 8, im their various ga: aod Ail their clegat. Feats. Alle, Cadwallader, Deri- Two Clowns, Capt. Do Cam om has boon fitter ep great elegance and A m- rb Military Band will accom formance, and he strictest decorum enfor dren under ten years of age half} Will be given on Wednesday and § RNUM'S LANCASHIRE BELL RI XGERS AT THE nee, mad peateripern. ot ermeneing at 8 o'clock, afternoons, at 3 ik. seri ssamente in their novel iG whieh far exoel any Kind ever. witnessed by aa, America Thee meste being produced by the tae of 25 bell re to each man, produces an effect at once ast haating. br exeeute & great variety of po tae polkas, nati: cents; shile Pen performances: afternoons, adr rt, melodies, feces from the most celebrated ens, with ahi ad e greatest delight. att rs, wnllluppear thoee two talented wesaiiats, Mise Mr. Harrie ular songs, and tho r $v inator ore anion dren ander 10, half-price, AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.—TUB annual a ganeral meeting of the me: nye for the eleetion Re of the Broad Ltuke oe ARD. PERBONS OF (Ai ‘ACKNOWLEDGED TALENT, wr Watout Strect Thentses pill plate sddroe (ee "ple race (pe id) G. Barrett, Broad Pr. nines Barset Theatre, Puiladelg y KE. A. MARSHALL, Proprietor. ve ey a AND PL gra roma ‘a $95 Brondway, corner of Walker street, wo stavsett euted, with 6 leone, fidelity, by an ‘artist of — yd om) ition ; colored, and t! site life; bei fen Dr. men. bebolding Professor by neal sss oaaet erreot, jeness of the witness, Livtieneld, atthe Exhibicion Room * cad ae 178 CHATHAM BQU, RETWO ireotiacy ssi at and in the IPE NEW ORLEANS SERENADE R S-MESSRS. Swaine, Rainer, Colling, Kneusé, Ole Bull, Burke, si 8. ie poo beg respectfully to inform their friends and fhe, that the eouncetion with Dr, C.D. Brown and ra House, Philadelpiia, has consed, from April 2th, All communications hereafter will ‘be addressed :— “ Geraine, Rainer, Sandford & Ce., New Orleans Seranaders. N.B. the N. 0. 8. will ton, Monday May 1% anounce, month= & CO,'S AMERICA AND EUROPEAN re with the widely celebrated French troupe, nis, Tourniaire, Rosaline and Jeanette, Tourniaire, &: woe yhom are Wal » thi t Ams a iis nigh sccompl ished chiildrs ya. reanof Montague yor May ith. rformanee rm ing at 3 o'clock. 5 ‘A Gras afternoons, comm ednesday aad Friday ASTLE GARDE! nd. Promenade. Babb diate, direction of George Lod heetra, comprising wing priveipal ne fae clarionet; Mr. yhninel }, cornet trumpet; Mr. E! ebor corne; Herr Braun, eb horn. ‘The firvt select ce lebrated Stabat Mater; the al Director confidently ehallenges compari rt orchestra tl Sppesred.in thie country, and promises that ve @ future performances of this ation and suppors cf a New York audi Part {. G re— Rel i for Eilts, a! fer road jen, while contempia: ipping, and hoowe fi Promenade th Jevel with the sea, or to asoend the covered gallery above, can there equalled 1y abounds in natoral reflections suited to th POLLO Aaa A ND pINSTRUMENTA L a » Lip eo is Tas oad nave Miedig vo a door om the night of to commence at 8 preetoely. ast WEEK -BaynEs PANORAMA tiie Eee ae ine ct Thee, Weents. Boorse moving at 7% P.M. An exhibition aa ane serncans. at three 6 busdred ever ten to tor log receive it, K: De oan lay te vg it, Ken laine, will be sold at public t 10 v'elock A. Hat he 5 wishi UHLDING 81 tve minntos Twenty tb | Raptr with ite erent fae oility of jt it facilit caress to and _— ‘the ity, ineae and ron Feil ‘ PED WanD x. COLLINS, 74 South mrees_ On OR 4 LkET-TH MANSION HOUSE OF & = No os saa stables, Ley it = a“ enit, and eet, of the Marine ie ieee. be FARMAN PROPERTY Al fine Cottage sites on the 1 pany | and ‘Sake Jota, af the Lt Piermont Per Tnwold at ‘the cconne sustion. Distanee from the ety, quarters of an ‘hour. Prices low, ad terias an + oF WO per wont if o coue CHILTON Where maps and cirvelars oTnic COTTAGE, AT ‘CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, “ Tav—eear V Vanderbilt's Landing oe is new, Come os 18 neh CJ ta modere tt te — beodennely overloading ed, Wat GEO. & “ie ve bert To TO LET-SEVENTY FIVE, FERT Veomiees, corner of Wieveker a Croshy streets, of CHAS. Hoorn: LBT—A Wi) NEW AND VERY COMPORTABLI walk from Vi tage on ming) dni 's lamding, arena § ta The oarket, ferry, oa BR. J. DILLON, No. LARGE ROOM ou the square. AI PARTNERSHIP.— King beeweon Ieee .abis and eteambowt firm of finckanerss & Jobastes. ve toe wee TEAAC &. It 7 Wort rirver. Sew Tork, ~* _ enaneerntbaighetabenbeentes ne PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BR- A. Lachia and Thomas Muleahy. 0 paw: No. 36 Contre wire this eity, ved, by mutual onsen of Dsvobrrien, 0, goi88 po Sy w.6 rs Suit ae weet the —— part: B. Seat! Jammer L. smith, to whom Pe of debts doe the firm ust be mad a MATH, Poe . oun j 5 New York, me. », wa Tees! steps bo on- ined firms and VALrAR Amo, Pebrescy *, Noni Bare mee IN COMMERCE IN arm ot Lorine, iain abe ‘an dies [ee 0-5 leo i ae for whish the — A SORREL HORSE, COMING § six YRAns aad 4 jeder the ake Seer ‘& CO. 6 Wali rtgent _ AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, ag been engaged, and will, semmente Tiere ce ‘@onte; Obihdren ender 10 years, INSURANCES, a MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE Total _ ss Hasan 7 Wie conseyn et Brccletes eiached od ye aammnened , "% om ” $1,110,609 16 iavio c Transport on sind fgaiten "mast 09 y w sg ‘commlan Saiposca sued teva Profits to be divided. . Amovat of earnings ot ‘isif ey E}4 2323 ae a Tak ie Th View oy Cranton Newoown, Secretary Secretary ‘an at FEICE OF RATIONAL Fi RE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1 street, Fee! ‘York, 6th Ths Board of Diretor have thi declared isn Cot RRO uy EXPRESS AN EXPRESS G ABGoR ps CALITORNY, forwarded, per steamers Geor- meade and Cherokes, 10th May, and Repire o Sarees MPSON & HITCHOOCK, Agent, Lau my W258 made bereor ta Cali- ‘snd Muaketa, eptpeaea) Cudery ae be, AW ia 8 C0., 91 Maiden Lana, pz: ON SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, 1s Smounte to rait pogehaners, fer tele by WARD k PRICK, 40 Wall wipeet. et BE wale at the very ay et ron © wellor at Law, EMOVAL—PHILIP ERNST, PROPERAOR OF MUSH and Teacher of the Beebm and other Pinter, snd the Geiter folly informe his friends and the pablie ia general, Chet be hae removed to 37 Broadway, near Walker treet, iwew York, ie Bf tric ROVE Res, OVAL —THE OFFICE OF roe’ et Salt Company se removed to 1® INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, — Our Washington Correspo: Correspondenee. Wasuineton, May 10, 1850, The Cabinet Sentenced, and waiting the Day of “ Bxecution—The Galphin Claim—The Republic— The Whigs and Old Zack—The Compromine— The South, and the News from Califorwia. The cabinet have to go. They can’t stay General Taylor has acknowledged the éorn. His eyes have been opened—his ears have been opene@ —and he now sees the state of the case, and cam listen to advice. The eredulity of the good old man in his cabinet is broken up, and he really begins to think that Bennett has been telling the truth all along—that the cabinet is weak—that they have deceived him—that they have neither the confidence of the party nor of the country~— and, worse than all, that they are corrupt. What has done all this! The most potent pieoe of work has been the Galphin claim and the Galphin investigation. At tirst it was all smooth enough, and the Iniellrgencer and the Republic proclaimed the cabinet and the President a per- manent unit. But, as the investigation proceeds, it gets worse and worse, and to-day the report is that the report must be an impeachment of Craw. ford, and all concerned. Make way, boys, for the committee, There i¢ the very devil to pay, and no pitch to doit. Black, indeed, must be the concern which cannot be whitewashed: lence the re articles in fhe J Re- public. e leade Yr, in yesterday’s paper, orde: the cabinet to resign, was 5) pars That a} Bullitt. He is true to Old Zack, and does ‘mot wish him sacrificed. It was.a red ‘hot shot “me into the magazine. What a scatteration! As as their legs can carry them, pell mell, the cabinet hurry off to the White House. Old Zack throws cold water on the bumb-shell—he calls up Bullitt and Sergeant—a sort of trial ia held, and the scene yesterday was said to have ‘been exceedingly “1ich. “But the mischief is done, and there is no use of explaining now. But to see the wie of Congress yesterday! The were so wath ou would have thought the mi col lennium hi me, or that the cabinet had ac’ anny resigned. Tave you seen the article in the Rep lic 2” “Is Bat crazy, or is old Zack coming to his senses?” “Something’s broke. What im the name of God shall we have next 7” “Bullitt’s @ whole team, when he lets out. Me has been lazy, Le he finds it’s time to be stirring, and gemini how he makes the wool ff me have a French directory meeting in Re White-House to-day. A revolution has come upon them, and there is trea- eon among themselves.” “If this be treason, let them make the worst of Gentlemen, let us thank God, that there once lived an old colonial trader by the name of Galphin! Immortal in his- tory be the name of Galphin! A dead man in his grave—dead and buried for half a century, has saved the whig oi ” Such were some of the exela- mations of the whigs in Congrese, yesterday And 80 4 cabinet ready galvanized, i d. All honors to the memory Iphin, the old Indian trader of the evlony and his bill of nine thou po Sat the interest thereon of Lebar tag years, 000! What a God-send to the Treasury has oe ea learned Attorney General! — Let us pray? In one word, the investigation of the Galphin Committee is awful. If we are to believe the cur- rent reports, there ie no hope of esc: og must be condemed directly ty thie claim. he Ewing investigation appears to be of the same caewiag ery asoe Old Zack is warned of it. Republic fires a gun to the werk, The whigs prick up their ears ; and it seems to be understood that the cabinet are only waiting the sentence of the House. It is impoesible, with this revolutionary eondition of things in the ‘cabinet, to predict the fate of the compromie in the Senate. Everybody seems |to be convinced that the eabi- net must oom expl eee anew cabinet must come in—that it must be and must contribute to the aid and on support of Heary the tone of the Republic indicates it, and that Old Zack himself has virtually, for once in his life, surrendered, not at eerie but because he had no discretion—no choice, no other alternative than a virtual surrender. “the ition of the administration to the of Mr. Clay is ia thee Te- moved, and instead of it, we may expect the port of the Administration. | If this were the impediment in the way, the compromise would be e of a successful solution. “tow stands the compromise? We have Leped thirteen or fourteen Southern Senators opposed it. How is itto pass the Senate? It is cra that, between admitting California hiring the compromise, these Gouthern one or two exceptiozs, will rally on fheqaen plan of td Clay. Itmay be so. Mr. Clay appears very san- guine, but he may be disappointed. How of the House? impracticable body of ehaotic elements defies all calculations. Yet, with _—_ new Tn aaa rating with Mr. Clay and the expect to rally the bods ot beth partes in he I jouse to the Clay's no man, after five mi- nutes’ talk with Mr. Clay, can doubt his sincere compromise conviction that his is to become, by plain sailing th the breakers of both houses, the law of the lan Bat there are fresh materiale of discord in the news from California. There is intelligence ofa Movement to get = Southern torritory—of an- other movement independence—of another movement by the State to seize the federal reve- nues from custome—of another movement toward @ general financial expnision among the speculators. What then? Will not the South weize seize hold of these th ind demand the division of California by the Mi ine line? Will they not iri compromi contend that the people of California themselves desire itt Or will they not make this intelli eee —— for delay, with the prospect of an ex; of State Seaweed tenn oy from the internal Gieeen people of the State? Very likely o~ no man can a yroties the certain is compromise. The confusioa in the caubinet—the confasion in Con; the excited sectional spirit on both sides, and the confusion of things in Calitornia, all combine to perplex our calculations of success. In point of fact, trom pre- sent appearances, the chances are about equal that nothing will be done at all. Brethren, let as fol- low the advice of Franklin, and betake ourselves to prayer t best success of th — Wasuixarow, May 10, 1880 Evening Report. The cabinet rumors afloat, to-day, camsed an unusual ron of custom at the reception at the White House, this evening, there being a larger proportion of members of Cougress than usual, to see whet could be picked up in the crowd. Old Zack, as usual, was as happy as the is long. He i in fact, the greatest philosopher that ever lived, tince the days of Diogenes. He enjoys hunselt like an old soldier retired on fall pay. The May ball at Carusi’s, this evening, was a very elegant affair, bnt, perhaps, a little too much crowded for comfort. A beautiful daughter of Mr. John Houston, of Washington, a relative of Ge Houston, of Texas, bore off the royal honors, ai tended by @ train ‘of young misses of the royal family, some two hundred strong. They. enter- tained the company with a series of new dances, of the latest fashion, which they executed to ad- miration. They gave way at ten o'clock, anda regular ball screed which is still in fall blast. rut of doors, however, the great topics are the cabinet and the ¢ Some think both will explode Qur Baltimore Coxrespondence. Barcrimonr, May I, 130, The Reform Blection—Demorratic Gubernatoriat Dificultie—Whig Movonente—The Supposed Murder Case, & The reform convention has been carried by the moet decided expression of public opinion. Re- turns have been received from foar counties, and six ports of counties, which foet up as follows;— For Convention. ..... < «16,008 Against Canvention, . , se 1800 Majority. ...., Ry WAS | In the eastern counties, considerable Opposition bas been manifested, but not sufficient to jeopar- dize the ultimate result, ‘The democrats seem te have settied dowa on B. Louis Lowe, Eeq., of Frederick, as their candidate for governor, though he ia, and has been, bitterly oppored by nine out of every ten of the “old hank- ers” of the State; and if there is any possibility of defeating him, it will be done, Colonel G President. of the Chesapeake Bank, with his long puree, and offer of a liberal use of ite contents for tlectionee poses, barbecues 8 and wine drink- ingneharmed the tid Fellows, and they entered the with & confidener of success. The democracy, with ite bone and sinew, however, rallied against them, wnd have almost swept te in electing delegates to the convention favorable to Mr. Lowe, the only mon that the whigs fear in the great con- teat The whigs also appear to be considerably di- vided'on the ¢ ibject ofa Sisaless cand the plies bility is that the ry to their convention will be divide rd among a doven candidates. Atenany hae taken the lead for J. Dixon Roman, ehington county has stepped off for Wm. B. Clarke, Eeq, pamnere os and naeg, Oy Lory beably name James L. ly, Secretary of the Odd trellows the be Datons Ook, and, in short, each section will have ite favorite. A