The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1850, Page 3

EE 1 TOSI —A SMALL TERRIER DOG, ON THN FLFTI ANTROOAY 4 a OURS woman, ‘SITUATION TO table reward will be ph apes Ls bl Maa ~- RS and washing in & small privase fan ‘ami, Ajestlon to aa tbe grecral lnnnds reference given. Apply at No, The Bie Evicateth otroee woes Co ee 0. OF 0. F. 1. W. GRAND LODGE OF sourn ba Twat I, sak er yon rat held ar, naj ourned session ANTEDBY ASMART, Tipy out, Fg gory BY Tw STO _RISPACTABLS (Wedn hapeetuceied inte Wash ay fe ee aa Please be pu: i eT siven. Can J. PRNTZ, Grand Seoretary, Ts FRIENDS OF DIETETIC REFORM WILL, MEET Bi Clinton Hall, this day, at 10 o'elook in the foreno the purpose of forming an Amorioan Vegeta pore will also bea public meeting in the ev ork, in the same hall whieh Sylvester Grabam, Wm. i lect, Wu. Metoalfe, and others, will addvess the for éry 4 saloo Cire ae eres, tise. three free Giri, Those whe Was ge chjootions te Please call at 193 Muluerry street, Spring stree' are places, or conmiry, will hed it thelr interest to make carly ap- ee OTICE—AN ADVERTISEMENT RAVING APPEA’ im the New York Sun of last week, for Stone Cutters: . Richmond, Va., this ix to inform all Stone Cucvers whe in: intend to go en tl it aoe are @ great many men ‘ale @ WOMAN STANTS 48 Tu- ANTED—BY ‘a REET a situat: fon Plage Hotel eet, between the railroad renee ANTED—BY AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG of Udy habits, «i Waiter, or ne i ECTABLR AND LEARNED GENTLEMAN, hee to find accotmedation im a private bing cither masiey 2 the ‘French and Adress Pr: p Saahagsere | mn a feehes in height, ort, row! fice eomt, black cloth vest, «drab cassimere pantaloor ala silver lever wateh, R. & G. Beesley, Liverpool, maters, with ellk guard and gold key at nanan dw ir the fleshy art of his righ* han at ‘Mand ¥, at 4 o'clock, to t Post Office, and ha bet Seen heard of ence, Having, ‘complained of wevere lis ach for some time, it is feared ted, have been ibenad by street, ard oe able to give”his residence ; shout him, and any = ~ will bo thankfully received ded, by applying at 33 Ferry street, or ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA} tion im arespectable emall private family, ede gone ral housework, chamberwerk, and ph first-rate ironer. washer, make hereelf willing an street, first floor, front room. wiveretty Place and Twelfth street. WANTED BY A RESPEC TABLE « SITUATION rally re’ ow Broadway. I REQUEST THE GENTLEMAN WHO GOT 4 BOX OF tegars from the Hurgarion Segar Store, 22 Nassau street, the arth of April, to come and settle for it, up to the aul inst., to avoid fvrther publication, J. BATOR ‘OTICE—IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO HAS LETTERS for Mra. S Payran. will drop them im the Lower Post Office, N. Y., he will confer a fi he ret jee kin & stall private Can give the best of city reference, Please call at fami) ve third floor. Can be seen fortwo dave OUNG MAN. YEARS 0) STLES TO LI Ise aveune v aN. WVEARS OF AGE, MES TO LEARN the tr mac: either brass 0 founder shinee faithful seyrentice to w plegge apply to MICHAEL. DWYINE, at ial Da poetvom to the millwrirht trade. weer Ee TABLE ) YorNa wouaN Wises To on- 4 pinin sewer; has A go into the im the rear of 48 ee wo days. Warp in A IVATE FAMILY, at BROOKLYN. & girl to do the general honsework! one that isa ew od plain cook and frst rate washer a fiston ef ead sanel, toe. constructed om Plane G west, Plans end specifications will dat the office of the Assistant bt oo ty, ae € Win a goes wabher laee n county, on and after the 25 into, and the work commer On the S0ch im at th the Tad Inedlatey after the letting. will be drawn out of the con € west,” from 10 o'clock A. M. ti 4n opportunity to examine the work to 0 give contractors constructed in the ‘The moat satisfactory of and sell Business Dire the city; Apply to Menshaw boviom of the canal. neation will be good com ilifam street. Cow, 161 Wi be ANTED—BY A RESPECT \B & YOUNG Woman, Ironer; would teny 5 Tw ith streets between front root; ean be Sfeauered to tate what” other works if say: they sre engaged in and the te wtTen nach work wilt be alae * WH EALCOTT, Sup't and Engineer. at! TAILOR Pelton and / ing establishment Veart etrerte, cinn WANTED-IN 4 FASIIONAPLE apply CORNER ‘on hand necessary for vp rinting Ketablish- terials om whlch thle paper is printed are from oundry, Toference given, Please the First ayd Second ave teen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, ANTED—BY THE ADVERTISER, a tim Os Saleaman in some wholesale of A RESPECTABLE young xe as goed Cook, Washer and Ironer, in ivaie family; six’ years in her last place. Apply roar reet, New York; can be seen two days; Ths best of reference given. ko “asituntion cdo" Cham PROTESTANT every article ce aes © . ed in the city ‘With real name, SPUOKTING. NION COURSE, L. 1.—MAY 17TH, PURSE $100, MILE peers, best three in five, under the saddle; free for all Buch, Varse $100, with an tins o of $100, ree in five, in "July 4th, Purse $300 with an inside te mile hea and ing, by 9 o’clock;,three or Mae eal ori Voliow, days. enn given. , in the rear; can be seen Gree: 1 Wedn: oday « er ‘D—A SIT! ION, BY AN EXPERIENCED more to make a race, and two to start. Young woman, ina re‘ SPICER & McMANN, Proprie' gies eoek, 8 ond mals: i TO as 9 ore, "=g Bowery. on Wi between the two 4m the United States. ’ Those fond of ths mes - a ted to to gall, ao ill rery Likely be the beat mateh wey | Bheald the weather be unfavorable, to be pla; the ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE LADY, A SITUA- tion as Housekeeper in small respectable family. Avply 269 Henry street. ANTED_DBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, fair day. W situation se Chambermaid and Wwe ome | Eeamenrees BOARDING, &C. jection to go a shore distance in the country, and ORNE: x ror MORE ROOM THAN fat mied seat ,c* ech cto ahah ma PSEE. Fon ae sar" A PRIVATE ire, renidiet ce Lagoa ll ther two or four gentle awe rin elses ANTED—A| SITUATION, AS NURSE, BY A PRO- | APOTIC —THe FORE me Tours Brcaxtant ‘ind tea. A party of four ‘elena would nd tuis | WW Ceatant girl” She understands ns a tah 0. Nome py U tf rable. Ferme moderate. Apply at 118 Thompson, corner ey tiways boon about children To be seem at ve, cons Of Prince atreet. rastory ‘erect, close by Waverly Place, frow lO clocks susie sain fr Sary ES aa OARDING —THE HOUSE NO. 707 BROADWAY, OP- tee! a reef pre eg RH] Pua gentlemen, or wi TES. — LEWIS 1, BISMOF Several suit oms are ready, parlors i hii iro Can Sedreoes sommusiotaing ey wie ss 101 Nineteenth street, between the Si CARD WANTED—YOR TWO LADIES, 4T NEW RO- 1 nee bionasiniamins ro = >t ‘helle, or its vieluity: board not’ to execed $8 per week. ‘Adareas (post-paid) Herald office. WO OR THREE HANDSOME ROOMS TO LET—FUR- jiehed or unfurnished, with part Wy anes 4 ERAPROTABLD, YOUNG WOMAN, — ail yd it once a6 Lady's Maid an: we et Peas Peters Bee age hh casteaky: ith baths, Cro‘on water . Ty k yo ae ggg? jaar SITUATION, BY A in| v PRINTING aN bee gel a al Wis English ir, 4 Cook, and etd de rating id D' renee Tormerly eondvated ty meal, Pn na nn a lh tnt beter A TE ro: Please call at 86 East Broad: der | & hatrmnint wil te somtinged by x} BeskDING—WANDSOME PARLORS AND ROOMS— LE YOUNG WOMAN, A | ‘the proprietors ane to tak on sieisheacam rma Hat = Poa a ree Re aeentins etoscahate m topo ashore | En ame, yeries rel be pe OARDING.—MERCHANTS AND QTmEns CAN on ee | Bris accommodated with furnished appartments, a Std seg ea er full board, vate grhere cleanness. coratent ond NCED STABLEM: AN, ™ WHO estate. i atten bath take ebarge vel T ye Lt ee an oon Seendeves.. Worn ond cats bank rose ‘Sal Houston - Aa aes ateeat. a a vst ten an nna BY A GENTLEMAN, PARTIAL ‘ANTED—BY A MOST RES! Bia for fall board for bis wite pri- inser 8 slsuaiion as coumtrees, cc aowerceced tees wo tint Rome hee foe sh for the eammer. Bost be seo ty-Airet etree: Wy arteneirearions he RAE other as Mat city Risrencer given. Apply at 19 4X TED-BY A YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN, & sitwation to tabe care of a child ot @ young baby, whe business. references given. TLEMEN CAN BE su GENTLEME Pants. nos weatly ea seamnmatio’ terms, at 17 Howard w Ro ge ge CAN BR ‘ACCOMMODATED Ada Ly ith Board and Rooms, guntn Novan 6 Pa hy ff ey SF 2 | and brigh Cito the offies of thin paper, for two days, | wak ny rANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO —= BLE quali OOMS FURNISHED TO LET—A SMALL, PRIVA petty] a qoality. and the other as weden ad ‘The rH ‘tains all the modern good sewer. The best of eee se avuite Se rene ‘ine "pleat entf oan Judson street, in themorer | address ANTED—DY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Ww’ of cha fi oe Welter wich w wmall HI; 1 wont h take care of ehil~ Bratnees. eee an ll re- Bidets | 124 East-Twentieth NCE—PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE ros at a Mamaroneck, on the post road, in RESPECTABLE of 5 Ba gece wien ase ‘ean remoais. yon. AMTED-SITUATIONS BY THO 4, EDUCATION. ytd A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA- Li ye KER, 11 CHATHAM nnn k, and ani ih washing end ironing; oF ret, call 2 attention of all persons wan wanting § A opnyiaman or teases AGE, WHO LATELY AR- y ‘relereane.” twodaysas their specimen Se, Shades, and materiale for make the best quality on! ods Toll 8 por eqns tees thew say sther manal W Shades warranted not te stiek or curl is desirous to give lessuns in ison street, near Pike. Good ret 810, Freveh me aod ihe Preven enshaty fea tered yen objection to & short distance from the city. fuses Kicrences ‘will be given. Apply nt 90 Green ANTED—A SITUATION, RY & a YOUNG, WOMAN AS Ws rma =~ in either sf these itoations te pertestly capaiien the test FR OOFING—QOODWIN'S PATENT CEMENT SMUEATU Please oppls covert of references ean be given, fy SEN: ins Canton pe OY fe he overed for Poo! 0 well ads for ( Teteg nga dartag fr calorie wate oorner of Laorene treet. INGEN 'S MUSICAL CONSER- Hall, rooms No. 11 iano, Guitar, Harp, Fizee ia the old or ANTED-BY TWO RESPECTAR Pl STS, pg WIN, 124 Canal 008, month, only for the ase ~ % PATENT ARTIFICIAL LERCHES AW wale lesecas at the Conservatory, $25 por | [nen feine heaper, aa on en lene pain be the | private lessond at residences, et | can be eeen for two days. rerviai yoy ore erable, sea will —— ae a fea ale» ¥I wan o A LADY Wilo ia asa BREN EN- ee eek Ly LAMAR TANDRE FECHRS! LERCHES!—«o0 mos pwei Leeehen, just received, f ANTEDOBY A, RESPEC TABL mbermaid am Ht Dest of city reference reet Youse woman or to mia Please AUTION TO Us “PLac ry hore % YOUNG WOMAN, ip ted eeriaie parties Winey, AR “hs CTAB) rtnersht subseribers, mbermaid and Waiter, has no obj “eat D ‘wae disecived 6th inat. by Sts toe. etuien Place ilove * ith ig” Heat of city tafe fe — . diiaaad iF of the origioal hae, (mn thie eit mentioned agents. and the principal depot ia at 43? . tablichment will bec au Fay, where Alen may be obtained destruetic ‘There will be no rel rpetuate the repetation tt hag PRECTABLE ToUNG WOMAN, A ‘work; good eity She venceriber, the eule proprietor, ef the same efforts to pe eed ironing, Tove ihe oyed for luxesy and | reference 1 reat Sones set ot th freee. Can bee n for n weeks | Cotcagusde Col ome i — eS TUATION. BY A VERY COMPETENT Pre eeempanta, se od city referunce, te cook, wash, and iron, Hoops beciehtel ve ald" do ail the Kowsework were Valentine Mote i De'Professsy aad Pos 74 Sith avenue, inthe Y. Medical Acadom: and Fourteenth streets, lane in the oir awa) TC WAEELER. Proprietor. PREGORT's « © PALIFORNIA BX) EXPRESS— AN XPRESS She discharge where | Kins ee tawer Gl be made nade wi forwarded, por steamers Geor- a seepertabte family for the I | a °. r a iT Cherokee, 13th Way, ond Brapire fey the cn ey Ms aah, ay | car. Plone to ire ay ae premee, soveeen Va | Besse 9. Stas BC ccrwat Ninth aveuve and gaeoote Lect and Siateenth streets, from bes Expres line rf mer California, te | vntil Friday afvernoon. Kenton pinata pees KY i mediately th Brooklyp—t 3 Ayres corner Henry and Atinntie one arrival of the Fexmetion har ‘ines YA YOUNG WOMAN, & SITUATION fiw me. Hagen, 175 ee — a8 Peaevtres a of an Brechin Men Hh 2 Seiwa eres te LU JOMPSON & HT 5. —rarmente Tir freight cas be iy reas ba made here Ca SITUATION, BY A. RESPROTADLE — a 4 iC ~ bag Lay remit ve housework: i* & good plain evoke vd city reference from her edi 4 Sax street 24 floor, Chariesren ts + cobven Kew Orledae™ Duitve aus. Wright @ Co, rd pad, wr Mtiened in the San Beetem of 1 ‘ Sion eC s St. Lowi w. eas; bas affection 1 Mg ney with fiven. Please call in the rear. able Wl vingron [a ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT, on | —————— colored we it okt Lu from the a oem ps Rew w verb. onvas tv 0 do the honcework of & emall private | DR. CHa’ a; | family: none steers Spry. Please call ‘at S1Y lladeon waren une Ws an 7B D-sY A RESPRO TABL a ROTRSTANT Ls KHUN bk RSPR LY TNF that he hae beeome Eta viiehment, (0 Casit CAPT: | Poteet WAnrenos sineee, “with he lave Dipti ie engage in ca he Pes way bust. jhe at Then ti en p87, urna of Tremont a resents prone mms we penitent | Soe | aerall: iar WwW ATEDA rote wom, BY A RESPECTABLE, | fer ston shont ifty Rates aeeatrreh od 5 ———STAinoaD, aie to ook, irom, and wash an The doctor verag the earliest, mow ti ROAD. can ation ine family; ite. Ot Grevfenherg, and having an nest AANA es ar yy reference. ‘Cam be mite |B fi Yt MBOYy ures nips ror nese Op stairs, on the 2d W POTTER, tly. toate BT NURSE WANTED N Wren we Ls Ausap a? NO. 6 wa. 00m Faiolnabcs wee taohe wtssasere AMUSE MMN'TS, 4 TUEATRE_ WEDNESDAY Ey aMune. bite, Tare Mrs’ h j—Adrastas, oe up, Air. Sey ns Shadrack, jordan: Jomelii, Mr. Stevens Marcell retin ‘Mrs. Needham; Philippa, Mrs. He: art Deore wil iy ‘ill rite at The o'eloek. Dress Circle, r. Strappado, ve F. 8. Chanfray; Mre Kattlevon, Mee, i. Isherwood. afior which the LIMREICK BOY —Paddy Mites, Mr. B. Williams: Dr. Coates, Mr. ©. Taylor; Mrs. Pidze To concinde with MOSE IN Car! anfrau: Sykesy, Mr. Seymour; Doorsopen at: perforinance to commence st MEATRE, ASTOK PLACE.—LESSER AND MANA- ker, Mr. Chas, Basa.— Wednesday evening, May 15, the performance will commence with the tragesy of ROMEO AND JULIET—Romeo, Miss Cushman; Meroulio, My. Coul~ a Tybalt, Mr. Neate; Friar ohn, Me H, Hunt; Peter Hamilton; Juliet, » Mason: Friar iy Ms Mirs reas Wattak PREC sou! Serene a Bass; Mr. Wag~ tail, M re, t; Mrs, Behan "i at Tg 0' Renee May Ite © No purpe Had ch peinetpal rt # to their departure tor Eurspe. In a Family, six ta wumber, including ‘the tudy ot consisting of over one id instrumental wu- Open from? A. M. 2 cents: children . » Hoduring the day and evenin till 19 Py M. Adiniest : ERS, AT TUR ba) Drvadway This seinen mytbing. of the kind Gience, | Their music five hella as by an American au- belay prodneed by ibe ons of twonty- time, vis. five to man, produces an ‘They exeente a Quadriiles, pe ith a hi read ase ras, W armon, \e ¢ the delight. In eons ngers, will appear those two talont- and Mr. Harrison, the former in and the latter im several oomie effusions, Admission 25 oente; ‘altro ‘ARD.—PARKMAN AND WEBSTER—WILL BE EX- bitited on Thursday, May 16th, at Stoppani Hal, Xe Ly corner of er etteet, two Statactt extreme fid 4t of eelebri ey in being porfect por- by adineasurement ‘fac-similes of their rrofessor Webster, wo in; and here Mibent othe att inhibition Reom. e celebrated ral of his peters “tins Marseeshusd Gee. ue iax Mareteck and Geo, wal places—price M0 cents. the LADY ir. Dy: rt. To conclude sh valle Frvre—Lite, Signe, Clesea:” Latin Rig Nort yrne: enaicur Sucileny, De. Famdslf. by. weretia, oi Olivia ‘abrots Circle and Pargest, 60 conte fash ei ‘ond bird. Ch ners, 1 cenin. Doors open at reve’ ie dra be call rRickinoon ‘Dan Duff, Mr. Browghain worthy, + Peggy Duff, Mrs. Wrowrhayn fon, Mizs Hiaiy favier To conclude with ADVICE GRaTIS Mr. Oldbody, M pendales Mr. Bventiies Nick innon Grimes, John Sefton; Mrs. Eventide, Admission to all parte the house, 30 half- past 7; ‘Boel orig’ 9) worthy, Mr Mow ale CHAMBERS STREET.— wep 15, will be performed the ex VICAR OF WAKEPIELD—br. Burzes’ 8 THEATER, nesday evenin, aettent comedy ot THE pan Mr. ©. W. Clarke; Moses, Mr. T. Johnston. Holmen; Squire Thorabill, Mr. Jor . Primrose, Mra. a Skogas, M of POO PLL illicoddy, Miss J. aan: Capt, O'Seutele, Mt Susan, Miss Chapman. Dress Circle, 50 o¢m 25 cents; Orchestra Seats, 75 cer . bas stamped them et entertainments. Afterncsn Bogen soa ne Weeneclage ond Gatugdays. Doors opwn at 4, concert at 3 o'elock. | Admle sion 5 cents. Orohe vate bo} Amphitheatre, rated Freach troupe, including Milles Rosalino and Jeanett and Messieurs Benoit, Tourniaire, &e., and a host of oth talented artists, among whom are Wallet, the unequalled ter, Sam. P. Stickney, the great American oq trian, Jaa, Nixon and his highly accomplished children, dy exhibited in Brooklyn, rear of Montague Hall, i meneing on } Lf Gran » will be for five nights on Monday eyentag May on Weduesday and Friday OVEL EXHIBITION OF AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL series of Pictorial Developements of the Young World; the most magniticent set of scriptural illustrations ever pre- sented to = moti rh io, painted by Gs ornia Panora~ work is ‘yan for the seston ab Assembly Rooms, (Chaibers ftreet, ndjoininy Theatre Sunday included. “An afternoon exhibition o'clock. reside ‘an Piano- ‘A liberal ar- Ponies, in their The Rivere Family, in all their clogunt hip, by Messrs. Dale, Neville, Cadwallader, Hite. "aad Master Willson oxercines. Be Two. Clowes, “chil~ Extra performances ‘day al afternoos an tome of the beat form rw the ‘Female Minstrel Female burlesque, comic and fancy dances, with a varioty rtainments, to be found wt no other place of ALLHALLA, 3% CANAL STREET. the world-renowned Professor Hugo G Company, from the Royal Theatre of |B who will per form dail of his most beautiful "Marble Statues,” pesi formances. Two «rai jock in the afternoon, to Bar pe —ty ¥ Y t the Great Hall, Vircadway, embrscing views of Bosto ver Rhine. Ee WEEK—BAYNE'S PANORAMA OF A VOYAGR . Ad- \ eas erate Saran panto signed.) otyle ever eared. im this co. we atl § death of the Hers, of this . owner), made at bis conoerts im the As wean AUCTION ERK tT ‘THURSDAY, Il o'clock, at Mott street, the stock ands Siatures of @ Crocery and Liquor Bore, com- Teas, ley, banorrs Sugars, Coffee wi i, having. & ¢ poritive, in the lar ‘Terme cash, a) oty POTION NOV CE. —FURNITURE, ox Rf —vinngy May 16, at hu Joel OF AN BLAGINLE LO 2 Moath etree F Rm Sale ry ~ hase ek 2 Grocery ot cob 1 21T Seweh wires be Peres: ore The bower ba eee} ” op ae ti te weet of Meet ee © Few the emer me ngenes. . - Teeer Pale Peont-ore ob rromy See ue pares Felhet ees Fesh RaeweNT ee en Cron ee Abingdne ymere ede HOMT RRL, SOND AND iver, St be nit bom Ge hie + raise for 00 the Beh eet Apply ee Cowen . ewry neaben Dreadway art thneeh scoot WacON sND HARNESS? Gas BEEN safes yack acon, s Ss 5 annanEN DUS. a ane ay fad coed Tree es | Massie DELUSIONS, EXPLAINED —DR. DU Dr buncomie, anor ng bexes by addressing, ender cover, #0. u vay'or ft eas = Street Theatre. je 1 MARSHALL, Proprietor. AMUSEMENTS IN PHiLADELPHIA. ARNUM'S MUSEU: PHILAPELPHIA.—P. PT. ~PAR- <a ~ Aseiet- ‘Tom Thumb 5 the Philadelph.a. mary de delay in the arrangements ees | to fay ee ‘ork, the itp Og es hago besa sal ie wiil be gyor= even ‘abound in has been engaged, and wa eee oie Lay Ryd Aawittonee, "SS conte; Chilaren under 10 years, isie’ees, FINE ARTS. NATAL Arnis OF DESION—THE TWENTY. D3 re La bsg Sy oy oy rem Th ae day been D » Pine Silk and Dea- for tthe lowest races, " NRUSTARDTER, bt Broadway. ¢ re #peci cosetel inepertion before redo erring prices. soo Posts Reseectacsten tadlien ot'e yp a 4 wm coet of importation ANTILLAS —KEDUC Vere ‘ Tolle oMS Broadway KORERTS, 53 er cm for quanti rey lied im the bwited States, BECK ROO, uu ) role tom borders, binekfe beeriptions to th of Moet 4 vm, Ohio, ey het, 18, for $1,000 eneh, for $500 exch, * for $1,000 cash, * tor gi eas, | ) each, for $10 the rate of seven per cent Pas Apel US. payable » tome for levering the payment me Wille of We - vol meote monthly dobm Beeward. JF. & Co: Mevere. Trees ton & Plimpton; Moers Woodberya, eee THE CABINET ON ITS LEGS. The President Firmly Sustaining His Constituional Advisers. TREMENDOUS EXCITEMEST ANON OUR SPECIAL DESPATCH. W ae rsn Tuceday Morning May lias H ‘The Republic bar changed hoods Mr. Bullitt saysit was | ce of bis quarrel with the cabinet. The Natenal Ineliigencer aye “ We now, therefore, state, om the euthority of the resident, that he lends ne countenance to any ate tempt. from whatever quarter it comes, to distarb or unsettlo bis administration, a# it is, All the state- ments or luferences to (he contrary are utterly without foundation This has produced « great exeitement. There was a cabinet meeting last night, whieh con- summated the editorial change in the Republic, Thus we go The change in the management of the Republic per- plexes everybody. A determination on the part of the President and eabinet to defeat Mr Clay end bi promise, is supposed to be at the bottom of the affair. It is suid that @ throat of an instant resignation of the whole cabinet compelled General Taylor to discharge Bullitt. The new organ grinder may throw some light on the subject to-morr and the Galphin report. now daily expected, may change the complexion of aifaire very much. At present the confusion is indeseribable, The whigs are in mutiny, and Bullitt is siek in bed. ‘The Union is in the utmost distress about the new Southern paper, All the organs ore rich to-day, and everything is in confusion. It is reported that Mr. Edmund Burke retires from the editorship of the Union, on the 20th of this month, It is said that John R Bartlett, one of your book- rellers, of the firm of Bartlett & Welford, has beem appointed U. 8. Commissioner, to ran the boundary be- tween the United States and Mexico, In the Cireuit Court the jury have again rendered a verdict in favor of tho plaintiffs, im the trial ease of Jackson vs, Bracol, wherein lawyor May was expelled from court, for protesting aguiust overruling the frst ve rdiet. As an appendix to the above announcement of our telegraphic correspondent, we give the vale- dictory of the editors of the Republic It speaks for itself. Messrs. Gideon & Co. still retain their position as publishers. The change appears to be only in the editorial department :— (From the Washington Republic, May 14) TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS To the five and twenty thousand subscribe during the last ten months have enrolled ther upon our lists, we feel that we owe a word, by explanation, for the course that we deem it our duty who, ves ot to pursue ith the present number, the Republic passes into other editorial bands. It is sufficient for us tossy that ersonal differences exist between ourselves and mem- oot of the cabinet, that are inconsistent with the rela- tions in which we stand towards President Taylor and the whig party. In this state of things, and with the determiwation to interpose no obstacte to the preser- x tion of harmony and good will between President ‘aylor and the whigs, we Shave thought it our duty to position in which we can no ai in our view of certain con! questions, conslatent! with self-respect. Personal fortune we can sacrifice without regret “Ca ase sociations and relations are too sacred to be trifed with or abandoned. In taking leave of our friends, it is that we should say that our confidence in Prosident Taylor is unimpaired hat the sentiment which bas in- duced us to Bacacthy the volupteer servicers of in his cause remains as ardent and as unalloyed as when first took the field in his behalf. In his in- grity—in bis uneelfish patriotism —in his nati ‘ ‘utrality, and elevated honor retain an imished eonfidence, and had not reason to be- that this sentiment is fully reciprocated, we should never abandon the position which we surrender only from our deference to his feelings. and our an- bounded respect and reverence for his character an@ his services. Tn taking leave of our friends, personal and politieal —many of them connected with us the memories oftwenty years ot common straggies A. vicissitudes— we cannot omit to commend our successor to their kindest regards. and their warmest favor We know that Mr. Hall is entitled to their confidence and esteem, He has ever been. like ourselves, = warm, 4 unfultering advocate of whig prisciples, ig measures, and tg men From circumstances ich it is not necessary for us to mention. it is within his power to preserve the relations whieh ought to exist between the party snd its acknowledged ex- ute. He possesses the contidence which we have jed to cor Le Ban nag z ‘ich it is ent a | ine differences with fy Internal economy of the oab- inet. We take great pleasure, therefore, in commend- ing _ to the kind feelings and wishes of our mumer- ds and subscribers; and we are sure — cite will bein all things more considerate, J more able than ourselves. he will ‘sae no AN JOUN O. SARGENT. From the date of the foregoing communication, Ac- tpn A. Hace, Beq.. willbe retpoasible for the editorial charge of the Rep ave itl tachment to President Tayron. In welcoming Mr. Halito the position which they have covupled as wehave reason to believe with general mat- isfaction to the party and the country—we only beer itness to bis well established Wie character, and to r knowledge that he will in no respect fall to rexspond® to the exigencies of the party, and the expectations’ of the country GIDEON & Our Washington Correspondence. Wasnimoron, May 15, 1850. Sale of the Republic—Funny Arrangement —Kevival of the days of John Tyler—4 new Southern Organ. The Republic having had the sudacity to aunounce its contempt of the cabinet, the editors were called to account. at a cabinet meeting last week. and ik appears that as Bullitt was neither to be driven nor persuaded from bis course, it was resolved to buy him out, and put a more loyal editor im bis piace. It has boon done, and Mr. Allen A. Ilall, late a whig editor at Nashville, but at present Assistant Secretary of the Treasary, ie henceforward to edit the coucern, as the organ of Mr, Meredith aud Mr Clayton, to ree whatcan be made out of it It reminds us of the good old days of Joha Tyler, when the Madisonian and John Jonea ruled the roast. subscribers to the Tyler organ w. ba tall the cabinet p star eo aes, io clams of Me. fylor for a se term. was, forall that. « wise mane made money by the operation. Besides, it wae not @ very hard thing to John Tyler expecially when there y to it miby be with the ey ny further attempt to bol d in the p t must go by but we apprehend god ction uf the House & report or tw cry day. and we are awar: of a ve the part of the tou y P f the expulsion of the prosemt atvisere of General Taylor from offi Tu the meas we are left in the dark as to the whereabouts of ¢ al Taylor amd can ooly conctade ntertere La amy thing. for the all the that where at all mighty hap Thet $2 feel mighty ¢ philosopher of the olt the movement for # Southern organ te Washington, pending this slavery coast, ia atill prc gressing and there jem pretty mit prorpect that thall have @ lively spell fur several mouths te Wasi Cley's Great Speech, and Cowrage —C the Republic The Cause and the quid proquo—The Ca beret to be continued shat it may war upon Clay —Fit Sub- ject for Investigation The Galphin Report Old Hal opened the ball of discussion in the Senate J. On Lhe compromise scheme of the Committee of auditory. He was indeed great —not in high wrought periods and rhetorical flourishes, but ia at- gument, in liberality, in persuasi hip. His retorts upon Messrs. Benton and Sew- rd, for positions they had severally assumed on pre- occasions, were Cid with thetling eteet es wit eftect Mr. Cay aad bis positions and arguments will sink hearts of hie countrym diccuesion will be carried on, 90 dowbt, for atx Mr ley *aye the plan of the fe i in bigh splrite oat Sod full’ of hopes that the mencure of ‘tee will reerive the sanction of U Ine rere Py hs fotteves ft would of teuths of the United Btates, were it ted on at the The editors of the Repubtic, Mesers Bullitt and Sar. gent, have been bones ont through the tastcumsa. ent Meredith Clseten and Marine. of thee inet, ane mune A, MALL, BOY, MU® asoiormus ooorenuty