The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1850, Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘he olection sf ry tH né not yet on= ‘early as possible, loeality, if the NNEEF, President. is. Belled are respectfully iuv ited te of call can be had ins ty is ready for it, Jamies ROWERTAON, Secreta: ay YORK FLOATH JOON RY DOCK AY Mt, ihe Board of Dirsctors of his ‘thi reat ponte ging Steeple ;'V. Mason was elected Aewn, resigned. By onder HE ARMY MEDICAL, Boge “OF EXAMINATIO composed of surgeons T. G. Mi 8.G.J. De Camp, and Simpson, will convens om, ‘Wednesday, May Loch: 6 reet, at 10 o'clock. The session’ will continue three RUEN GUARDS—THE MEMBERS OF THIS COM- pany are directed to 4 tM Hall, Bowery g a Feccived at the othes of the. Mort ny, ersey City, 1M the Tat da 6, Masonry a mber Mision of cata ‘a ‘of Ju for ten ii sd th ely after ‘On the 30th ill be drawn out of the conal at the tend nd foot of “Plage Bren “from 10 o'clock A. M. till 3 P. M., to give contractors ‘an opportunity to examine t Bottom uf the canal. ‘The m DRY GOODS, é&c. ny ANTILLAS -REDUCTION IN PRICES—THE. SUB- ribers will offer from this date, the eutire of their iilas at a considerable reduction from former he above have been received by the late Steamers, Vices, and comprise & stock, for F gt taste, that cannot be equalled im the waited States. Toile jantillas, $2 1 Lille Mant AMES REC ©O., 855 Broad wa fro Broome and Spring nh. fine assortment of t MASUKLILAN KOUS. yours CONNER & SON, TYPE FOU NDERS, conven "LD ST her ea bec berg od 4 bie friends particular! To , Silver srefully selocted an egards quality t'very moderate prices, and fatters himvelf to be able to give entire satisfaction to all those who may favor Bim with a cal —Watohes and Jewelry carefully re~ Paired and warranted. ORNELIAN RIN GS.—s00 DOZEN, FOR SALE BY VICTOR BISHOP, 23 Maiden lane, up stairs. gp we eae. - — —— L. BISHOP'R wees: ew to all others, for sale by y ‘BISHOP, 23 Maiden lane. euaar sr, bs CAMPHINE LAMPS for sale at half pecs: ae Soe gat; Table Fork epee ts, Me., plated om yy Pens. $1 75 enact SHER R. MORGAN, No, 1SMWilliam street, ak ies Wetween Fulton and Anu streets. EMOVAL.—CLARK & WORK HAVE REMOVED FROM ‘No. 128 Pearl street, ro their new store, No, Il7 Brosd- Tay, (City Motel lock) where they offer at ine iowoat mar cee, large and je asourtment of Silk and Fan= @ ade e a tomy tig AME- . S. Marshall g ond nish stste, eatabetes of ovary chats mad oplors aires roth duel ko. Pi lar attention will be paid to othe gens hepee. to on tia ie ho continue attention to the business, Cia aie eee “a Agent, 13 South Prot st, Philadelphia. fy SURE YOUR'E B RianT, THEN £2. 45ReD}- Thi tlemen who visit ‘Ane, ctsees, be cnareh of one gent heap ‘and clegant pair of Dota or ‘Shoes, should be gre Peat the pf ye a ‘ook for the treet: Surry, Peng A ae i POWER Lem y THO- Printer, te Fulton’ streot, be — oe ‘Would invite the attention all ethers who wish for neat work, at bis extensive Job and Card Printing Est ton street. Rate, ant u and Broadway Sears |: 0 etme hy J AND Fn my —ROUGE.— =o London Rouge, free from acid, and AR Se Sure noease fe lots to rows at offered for sale by CHANDLESS, «82 Hndeok strest, yet b it pity at eee bhi papel A RESPECTABLE WIDOW Rae. 4 A ation ae Housekeeper ia a sinall respectable fami- Division street. ty. WwW ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN wae x oa tateole ee Dusiness generally, a situ [elail dry goods or other, seare per, oF ik a newspaper o oud judge of mor vole Sroferonees Address. J. siderable experience. the most unexceptionable ‘reference. Hersid office. WAsreD—s SITUAT.O respectable married milk, Satisfactory reference given. avenue, Sd floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA ‘a situation as Chambermaid or Waiter, or todo gen yal houcework in eemall private family. Apply ta 45 West Thirteenth steret, between Fifth and Sixth avenues: can be tetmployed. AS wer a fon gy BYA man, With a fresh breast of Please eall at 74 Sixth v three da, weeny GOOD FRENCH OR G Apply at N. ANTED—A SITUATION Tespectable young woman—or would take baby. The best of city reference given, Apply at No, 0 Cor~ nelia street, Can be seen for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION AS LAWYER'S C ERK, on | ther respectable bi Spplicane ‘was superintendent of itieh Oalamas good be made for the underaiga MAN FEMALE | teak French, | AS SEAMSTRES ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A | situation todo Chamberwork and waitims or taking care of children aud plain sewing; best of eity mee giv= 156 Lud! t, in the rear, near 3 has no obj rection to gon the n= vase cn! sz Fourth st. ahr tay tant. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asituation as Chambermaid and Laundress, and is ca, WwW one togo in the country; re in Twenty-sevonth street, third cottage from Can be seen for two days. (BASEMENT,) | French, » Gor= mall family. G WOMAN, ven. be Bighth TED—AT 114 NASSAU aomest tidy young girl, who can a} man preferred, to do general housework ANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOU Tage venue, No. 3. RERERT, a situation as Cook; she thoroughly understands bet rusiness, and has no objection to assist in the w. ei fami! . tof motores Brooklyn preferred. rent, corner of Stanton street, M Christ Pall at No. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- tionr, one to do Chamberwork or assist in Washing and Tesaing, and do general house work ins small private fo= mily; the other to do Chamberwork and Washing and Trouing ina small private family! beat of city Teference given. Please call at 122 Eleventh stree First avenue and Avenme A. ANTEDIBY 4 RESPECTABLE @ ‘ ts Cook or Launidress, or general c tan be seen for two days. 2 city rete wens ADDY abe i fer twodsye ay SITUATION & ogg os RESPECT- ness well, and . Good city in tho base= as ina private f The best of ¢ ity ee can be given. Apply at 11 Jay street, base~ y Ww: TED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT, middle aged woman, with good eity reference, to cook, wash and i ron fora private f ‘& z00d cook, and first= Fate washer and irener; would go to the country.’ Call at 7 Sixth avenue, im the bookstore, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RES! ‘ABLE a, a Nurse oF Chambermaid; is & first ood city reference given. Call at Tenth street. ANTED—SITU ‘ATIONS, BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, ope to do plain cogsing, ‘wasihng and irouing, orgeneral housework; amber work and desist inthe jon to, go a short distance ie best of city reference val math street, between 7th airs, front room. Can be seen for two days. ANTED-RY 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION ae Cook family; she ins irene?) No. shjestion to do. gone gt The best of age received back room. ANTED—BY TWO "RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- astry Cook, spectad! for cal atk ret, Tene ane street Teens they ap be tan tor two Gage it ues cagagele, Ft inquire up stairs. ANTED—BY RESP Re Ihe gl woman. ASITU- or and | r. Best of rson's, four Jefthand , BY A ge of | care of children and is au excellent plain sew= | oat city reference | ven. | Saat) CARs AMUSEMENTS, WERY THEATRE. FRIDAY od ly May. uv, Will be repented the playret LOWE RAUF ICI Margaret Ellinore, Mrs. Hambtin, late Mre. en Matthew Elimore, Mr. J. Wallack, Jr; St: Lo Laster: Buzene do | Lorme, itr. Warren Pasi La Fouts ale, Gilberts Friar Domi Bowe Mr. re hh worm . Ts morene with th , t. Tag ‘ormthe CHATHAM STREBT-BEN 2. AT. will he ATIONAL THEATRE, fit of Mr, Jetlerson.— Friday eth tine presented the drama of JIMMY ERIN zaimimy Twiteher, Mr. c b Kit. Mr. Russel AMERICA Mi 8 menee with t Kiev Misa Jefferson; Tag, Mr. Jeerson, UEATKE, ASTOR PLACE—LESSEE aND MANa- Busa.—F: ing, May 17th. ihe tragedy of BoMEO ry nj Morentio, Me, jontague. Mrs. Hamilto Niet, Mire Pann | of FAINT H Gharies 11, Mrs, Te conclude ART NEVER WON Falk ie king Addams: Ruy Gomer, Mr. Newt Meleap. | Doore open st 7: to eomm Th snd Paranet. Mie: Amphitheatre. 2 HRISTY’S MINSTRELS—MECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 Broadway, betwoen Grand and Broome strects—Kri- every night until fur avLive. ae iinet Lad wel own Christy's Bthiopian @pern Trou the first established and oldest organized bi the world, comprising a compuny of twel der the direo- Hon of E.P. Christy. | They wi i AMUSEMER ‘NS. F\NoaDWay THEATRE—K. a. WARSUALL, SOLE B*. igen “Benet ot of Mise Baransest. ga Pg Bg Bay 17. will dy of VERGINTAS Virginua Mr. Dye . Frederreles; Clau- divs, Mr. Marri iss wes ry Olivia’ Dress Ch ire i ieee batik td sene te commence at The statook IBLO’S.— FRIDAY EVENT MAY 7, THE PER formances will commence with an Overture, After will be presented the drama of TEMPTA TIUN—Gra- r. Henk Mr. Uypne: ‘Travers, Mr. Bobalink, Mr. Ni des, Brougham; Mrs. Grivngris tin, M with the burletta of the CAPTAIN soount de be » Mr. Waleo which nite, ‘ie Lr Nickinsons Adotyiy’ Mr, Roymel Vander trine, Mies M. Taylor; Kristina, Mrs. tier, Jonover. Admi all parts of the house, SM) conte. Doore upen at half-past 7; to commence at & o'clock. URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET—PRIDAY ove May 17, will be played the comedy of the SB- KIOUS PAMILY—Chatles Torren *. W. Clarke; Captain Murphy Maguire, Me J ie Burton; vay Somer ¢ 0, Mr. Andrews; P filarneyum, E: Miss Chapman; Sall 1 ‘amil: y Cire! it Th INSTRELS—1 UKIGINAL Minstccls, 444 Broadway, be- ery, evening duri: the week, Deure open at 7. Convert at o'clock. ‘The novelties introdueed By AL Pierce in hi style of Ehiouina vortore s Which have been reogived each night with the by crowded audiences, plus ultra” of negee sree evs.un Wotnasdaye and concert at 3 e’sloo 1 Privat marks of appeal Reo stamped thei. aa belag the" a. Afternoon Saturdays, Boers open at CHINESE MUSEUM, 839 Di2L. twoen Spring and Prince strects.—P. a Manager, Re-engs ment fora short time Longer ng Monday, May 1 the Chinese Lady | aod who purpose visiting the princi cities of the U fe revious to their departure for Rurepe, In addition. to the binese Family, ix in number, including the lady with foot 24 inches long, the Chinese colieotion, consisting of over one million Chi riosities. Voeal and instrumental mu~ from9 A.M. till 10 P, ERICAN AND EUROPEAN ly velebrated Frenoh troupe, Tourniuire, Rosaline and Jeaaetto, nd a host of other the enoqualled P le freat American equestrita isl highly nacomplished childre exhibited in Brooklyn. rear of Montamue Us ‘it pares whom are i (ortve nights ARNUM'S }ANCAsHrEs. BELL RINGERS aT Blea Speen, Buildings, No. 639 Broadway. dof performers will appear eve at 8 o'clock, don Wednes | | tainments’ in their novi | Anything of the kind ever witnessed by’an American nus ence, Their musio being produced by the use of swenty- five bell Viz., five to cach man, produc 1 They execute. & tues, Quadrilles, select pie: ¥ variety of popular song melodies and im) m provaator effusions, Admission 25 cents; children wnder 18, half-price. .—PARKMAN AND WE! Thi Ma. ented, with fd by composition ; qolored, and ¢ 8 nize of life; bef pet by face | from th swale, meer in reat mace of death, for murder, ia Boston ;and of Ais Dr. Parkman. Persons prevented by distance from Bhclting Professor Webster, can here cratify their curiosi- erreo' rei of the witness, Littlefield, may tion Room. Sse te teen at TE. Bw street Me ue, ry A 0" joc! f Seventeenth street and Fults, 192 be treet, and B. enw apply (if by letter, JRorch Rieti’ Hotel, mey sam: plete: will be sold cheap ‘est Thirteenth street. ti “pee reek ym re Sear reoua\ eg Mons rwith rab aE: ers,” burteaq id seat nee WALL, % CANS, Ors orkd-sooem aa ET. GaRarvAl OF or peat repiua, om} Royal Theatre of ‘who will per- form some of bis most ig ag a never exhibited before in this city. The * rived,” “Buble ra.” “arab Girls.” with avaried Mil rmances. Two grand Porformances © clock in the afternoon, am fel day, cloak in the eventag. * ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AGED 21, A SITUA- Hon an Walter, Good city riforence lv pply at Mr. Mattfeld’s, groeer, 102 Mulberry sti ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED, GIRL & situation to go travelling as children’s mai y's Please call at 23 Laurens street, up stairs, ¢ third tose floor, Winysiewne manioatiog ae Ch otat, WITH, goon GooD reference, uation 80 Ci Chambermaid and Seam- jises like buzring of Insects, which are ve busting of Inserts, w symp- i toms of “nppreneniog only at 57 John st. WHOLESALE GROCERS—TUE PRESENT OWENEE bas it in comtemplation to retire from business, goods. together would offer ee eo ws 7 4 on one of the prominent situations for ae North River side. at No, a! | 1, HOUSES—JU' isp Ri IVED, AN INVOIC! f Waying Cards, manufacture 10 Crehore style, rds mametgrreted, for y Y, 11 treet NT, reruinive So tdeck They eal apt a pe Paar all ee pe pester My eratar a 8 = ‘Can be bi tity of wo Moin si Mayor re ated te Insert 1a Py A ch Meine, leo tne parce In tne eller of New rd street, on the fret floor, near Grand st. Belding the bonds oe labilities of Memphis oe Sowth ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT: Eistatadld Saar rueticnts sats semrted | 00 o09h Sa Sorel sslaree PEER RTECS, amount of sald WORISTICRMAN: Mayor City of Memphis. ew Brighton, Staten near the steamboat Innding. rere AND GRATE VARNISH—THE BEST ARTICI ‘ NTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE ven for 0g 8 woman, Weautifal jet black polish: DEAPNESSDR. | work: fra geod washer rover, und plate sont. T's aeoUst Ones certain cure, Also, all those | of city re wi Please eall at 703 ‘Canal street. jerence Can be seen for twe day: SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE z inion patti aeaet in <= and ox ul in he place. __ Please call at42 Oak st. ANTED—BY A RESP tion ea, aun LEAD COMPANY OFFER in lots to euit purchasers, at ANST THow ADMINISTER TO MINE EA —_ oY the dirt teichly, very well, very chenpiy, F washing before Baw al prowes the feet; #9 come mony of i rwktv et ce u™ ak 300 easine a ot emile, iti tre IN WALKING, AND COMP nT TO THE Fi ‘arium Wouts and Shoes, for tender the America They resemble the ihe feet, eve: 0 Salen tieie 9 - ve hele® ie Pr Go. tint ah Dros ,000, 000 Bers ANDOVER Have sold, of Dr. Field, without complaint, J te now sold thet really will renew the it. rye OF 58 Laight street, bas not ined. tree botten: bi tonish any one. Mr. k ra, all bad their hair fastened, ‘and We can prove that it has brought ing been bald for t . Sold ery xing Tenel, 44 deren, where the Deetor cnn be keen and co KOR —Larne dednetions made to the trade cenerally, BRCM ES! LeRCuRS Leashes, Just recnised, § POWDER AND PILLS.— by ante ts of dies, Dedbuzs ef coe You'll oud thie ren gay © heck ‘Against their fond approaches. 1” mothe should gather in your And epetl your chotee at expe Don't give ie ep, but boy a Mack ‘Of “powder” for the Wf inserts should sour And eke some gentle Sh jroop and wither tt “ete toneh, Jost try foe magic power Tor rate and mice he hase pul, Most potent in Shguld whey annoy.) Twill cont you but af VON'S MAGNETH if eer varminte.” racti NUBL, LYON, 420 Broadway, te the Tnventor as ee 4 the celebrated Magnetlc Powders, and a The instantaneous devtrection of rate and hich ave reotved #be high approval of the atest eity, D. Bends, emi Toe * Hreet, Tecshiys.. DR. CHARLES KUNDE'S wareR C2 RSTA eh oF as, pent, at Tn 3 9-4 ave trom, Moston, and Sve mice, ices Hikewire eyaterene tm the wo Toatit rele 1kL, WANTS A SITUATION AS nd Inener, or to do general house- Test of city ret ve a Forest, betwoem If n be seen for two days. TARLE Cm WANTED, A GOOD od wares and constant to do chambe nurse and Dusinens: the Pivase enil nt 243 Riienbeth streets in gives. | T° PRINTERS AND PUBLISHER: YOUNG MAN here he would go hasbeen 2OO OF pH” WAN TED, FOR ONE OR TWO YRARS, and for whieh stenrity worth seven. tit Amount will be given. Any peresn who would make the loan would, upon an interview wirh the advertiser, regeive ev: ry an fefaction of the eeourity. Seldom has loan of mow raesthy sol od nt, and enable 4 INSURANCES, FR ANTILE INSURANCE SCRIP, OF 180, WANTED MW. RICHARDS 2 Wal atreot, be i \ reat, New York: by J, I Taster, jon: by Henry Paseon, Peak Slip Perry. Williamebure CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIREARMS, Re Cute OFF CLOTHING Geotiewen or bal: perfiae te they de~ fire to aonvert into nthe highest price by sending for the embae will attend at their dence by appointment. ugh the port office, ry otherwiee, iit meet minh ” cot-of Broadway. SOR A THOUSAND, AT NO, eornerof John and for i TT TE Li pipe ANd oe SEs. ney N ane Sanger Bear’ Tt 7 for all deserintions EY savontolgad od cane tire ere. PURE Sasson a ——~ CAMDEN, ASD Amboy pats Phiiadelphia. at 7: Ma oat J __AMUSEMENTS IN PHiLADICLPHIA, _ ARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA —P. F wae ant Manayer wen Ee i aunt in pence manta incident te \ OCTAVE PIANO FORTE, fasnionabte styl talline at si Ns. vin te easily acquite = inatery of cau sf ‘which combines the beauties of Doth flute and flageolet. OARDING—TO TRAVELLING P. RTIES AND TRAN- ‘city visitors—Genteel ace t No. 245 Broadway, ne OARDING—FOR TWO OR THRE SINGLE GRNTLE- z men, ie private family, Terme reasonable, 113 Divi- om vtreet HED r+! » 29 commodations for fami lion OARD WANTED — THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN wih to obtain board in a pri re are but fe OAKD of comm: consisting of | Sto I7 years gel OARDING—TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WILY ES, two oF three single genth ean be accommrd ator se furmished Toome and board, ta small pei Apply at No. 65 Grand «tr | CLOSETS, } suit ewe + ah tom, Port of the city, Anmote addressed vo th Will ho atremded te, oom TO oat two ery Joun's Park. te~ URN ROOMS—THREE OF FOUR G HED men can bave furnished rooms on a third street. Apply at No. 7 Marre INTRY BOARD WANTED-A FAMIL OF rive tain board for several momshs in . 2o8F quarter of @ til J new; containe twenty-five roome and out bujldings, delightful jor a Will be Enquire . Hopkine, 28 feck man screet, dean always he fille chase mone, Lyon. 1) 4 has all the necossar: | Rerty trent. © PARTS ERS HIPS ‘LUTION OF Win CO-VARTNEKSIIP THR FIR euntnedtor ko. has this day been dissolve 1 TT nding bes iit bo Ih Hed by Nr. William Neustacdver 9 Wy 1800 Wu! NEUSTaLbTER kwo Peveracoren, Srvrreanwr. —Thesnbecriber would herehy reeportfully taform ommercial community at larce that he we to ds bueiness in th the firm 13 Wiroadway, French fancy sr selon nd & pangles Ornamen aoee ter Farntvwre ral Takhy ih Is we, SRY A\RTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTALISHED Bust. ness, commirsion oF otherwise. by a party wh fiem $500 to $700 te the concera. Address PR | offer. WINDOW SHA es, & making tnd ality only, mod well lone than any other mannfactorere Jer warrantég not to atick or enrl INDOW SHADRY OF RVERY Herd, and painted (® peter, Sprpee wtreet. 2d, Sd and Culpet ries, ord, tamels, Re DESCRIP Ete enale and reratl, '» Boll and whsce ti» T.covover | only, commencing on Monday evenin, NB. A Grand Performance on aft commencing at 3 a'elock. EXHIBITION OF AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL of Pictorial De ments of the Young Worlds the most mogniticent sot of scriptural illustratio sented to the notice of the discerving, public, George Heilge, painter of th fornia Panora. San hrs craty pplesila wooe ta spon, for the, tasers the large and elegant New Assembly Rooms, (Chambers street, adjoining Burton’ Theatre), overy evening, Sunday ineluded. An afternoon oxhibition on Saturday at 3 o'clock, IN THE 398 Broadway, New resale’ Mitror of «tour threugh nd Southern Italy, truthfully proseat- ing that Beautiful, classic, and deeply interesting country, as seen by the artist, 8.3. Wi and sketehed by him on the spot during @ lor ¢ resi in Italy to Burope. Minerva Kooms, Horsem: the, Madame Celuilic: and "Mister Williams: Tee Bob eg a Dan Gardner. Ring Master, jor of the new Travelling Pavilion has boom joe, Extra. pei turday afternoo HE BEAUTIES OF THE YOUNG WORLD ARE nightly developed in a series of Panoramic Views of egpemioc tes beoesy at spe Assembly Room: hambera street, witl jcaland victorial help that Art and oh. Admittance SS sneha. ayer including Sunday. A liberal allowanee to Schoo! RS, EMILY P. LESDERNIBR WILL GIVE A SELB: tion of Readings from Shakapeare, Wordsworth, W' 4 ate, af, the, Rutgers In ae atthe ores Virondway, and at the door. |OWLEDGED 1 TALENT, Sesewess stil please, sddrees (poss aon Steet Broadway ‘Theatre, or F. Michings . Phiiadety tase ALL, Proprietor. M aGi 18a DELUSIONS EXPLAINED.—DR. DUN- combe’s Chemical and Mechanical Levees, at the Library’ Leotu this evening, e , 16th, finer) th ‘dl entire stock of nown establi whieh selected from the aoe Spagrtetions, ve sel of Crape Sh: carsfully eelested *) an wt $3,000, Tie owner Prete M. MeARTHU! 7” William tr BAL EONEAR NONKERS, ON THE ALBANY , thirteen mil city, one half mile from the Hartem, OR SALE—AN U IXB, Two peme pee ir. we * ng order—priee Rove Tryon Row je KIGUT STEAM EN Her, pil 73 per THe A CHEAP RENT THR SECOND FLOOR IN new fe brick 'T vPPeR Por particalars Bri ROOMS, IN THE MS Broadway HB. Kimball om the pre Wright 3 South erent New York THe sue fate lermle eroe ate STOKE AND b, with homes, oF 4 nov Ne, of @ bowedin THe G 1 rur- v0 LbY KOA vy, TWO LARUE ROOMS, Ltrs, A MRAUTE lady's caddie SADDLE ware, wh Aetion, eyitable for a y ¢ tod wed kind, © vies, © verre ot nd at ‘ 1, ROBINSON, 70 William street. COACH STARLB, 185 CRORNY ST, von sod Wieeker. | New and fa howe wagons to hire “Sad b who retire Tem by abmen INTELLIGENCE | BY T' THE MAILS, Wasninaton, May 15, 1850 The Compromise Bill—A Test Vote, which is not « Test Vete— Progress of the Debate. The Compromise Dill being resumed to-day, Mr. Douglas, with a view of procuring atest vote of the Senate on the question, whether California and the territories shall be considered separately, or in the some dill, he, therefore, moved to lay the compound bill on the table, so asto take up the California bill by itself, And the result was 24 to 28—a majority of four supporting Mr, Clay’s bill, im preference to Col, Benton's scheme of admitting California by herself, The vote was the same substantially as several votes on the same question, pending the debate on the subject of appointing the committee of thirteen, with this dif. ference, that Mr. Yulee, of Florida, is so completely op- posed to thir compromise, that he voted with the North- erp minority to lay it upon the table withoat further discussion. “With this exerption, the extreme South voted against laying the compromise on the table, But this vote is not to be taken as atest. It does not do- cide the question upon the bill. It only decides that the South prefer to discuss these questions all together, to the alternative of suffering California to come in in- ly of any other question whatever. [f the ‘en upon the passage of Mr. Clay’s com; pprebend the result would have been wide! nd that ten or twelve Southern eres n added to the Northera minority. Mr. Webster and Mr. Cooper, of the Committee of Thirteev, voted to lay the bill of Mr, Clay upon the table. ‘The position of Mr. Webster is thus very clearly defined If he is opposed to the mere consideration ot the admission of Calitornia in connection with any other measure, he must certainly be set down as un- questionably opposed to the passage of the combined bill, ‘the amendment moved by Mr, Davis, of Mississippi, to the teuth section of the bill. pty clearly indicates that the compromise, as it stands, is not satisfactory to the South. According to the bill, the teuth section reads 4s follows :— Sec. 10. And be it further enacted, That the legislative power of said territory, (Utah,) shall ‘extend to all rightful subjects of legislation, ith the consticnt the United States and the provisions of this act; bat assed interfering with the primary disposal rin respect to African Slave: Davia, of Mississippi, moved to strike out the apd to insert— Nor with those rights of property which grow out of the institution of African slavery, as it exists in any of the States of this Union. At the first glance, this amendment appears to be « mere change of phraseolog: ony without altering the mean- ing of the bill;~ but there is @ wide distinetion. Ac- cording to Mr. Clay’s construction, the local luws de- scended to the territories from Mexico, excluding sla- very, remain in force, and there are no rights of pro- perty in slaves in the said territories. While the bill, therefore, does not disturb this construction of the lex loci of Mr. Clay, the amendment of Mr. Davis guaran- ties, under the supreme sanction of Congress. the rights of property in slaves in the territories. in other words, while the bill affirms nothing, the amendment of Mr. Davis recognises or ertablishes slavery in the territories Mr. Clay, of course, argued that this amendment was rfluous, or else mischievous in its tendencies. Mr. Jefferson Davia and Mr, Yulee contended that it was demanded by the necessities of the case, Mr. Foote, as a Southern man, and as a friend of the compromise, occupied @ very ticklish position on this amendment. If be advocated it, it was calculated to damage the bill; if he opposed it, the effect might be to his own disadvantage as a Southern man. owas lg to define his position, whieh he did very ad: but at very great length, to be in favor of the constivutional rights of the South, as expressed in the amendment, but in opposition to the amendment, as not pecessary, is constitution itself conceding the or two spent a r, Seward wiil follow it up, with another of the abolition stripe. After 8 protracted discussion, the chances appoar to be in favor of the bill passing the Senate, although there are a dozen Southern men who are yet Lo be couciliated to its support, Wasnixarox, May 15, 1830. Evening Paragraphs, of Several Sorts. The Republic is quiet to-day. We expect to hear the overture of the new organ grinder to-morrow. Old Zack isin for the fight. If Mr. Clay does not surren- der to him, we presume, after this, that he will not purrender to Mr. Clay. And it the whigs do not like his cabinet, they may lump it. The whig party now sustaining the cabinet, is con- fined to «portion of the whigs north of Mason and Dixon’s line, and to two whige south of it—Mr. Bell, of v 4 Mr. Stanley, of North Carolina. Whe- ther, with such assistance,old Zack will be able to swim with the cabinet, and the millstone of the Galphin claim, a few weeks or months will determin: Item—We learn that Mr. Crawford, in the event of a decision of the House against the Galphin claim, will carry the matter into court; and if such a thing is done, the Attorney General, we suppose, will either be compelled to appear inet the government, whose paid attorney he is, or inst his own decision. ‘The Pennsylvanians are Gishing for scleet commit- tee on Bulwer’s cold tron corres nee with Mr. | og The standing Committee of Ways and Means, with Mr. Bayly as chairman. is too strongly tinctured with free trade to be trusted with the sub- ject. Hence the move for @ select committee, with the view of griting bill, rolsing the duty on iron and coal, and changing the ad valorems to apecitics. The Feunayivanions are quite in carnest in sustaining this feature of General Taylor's policy ; (4 it won't Fag a must go on without protection for another at he free traders think the movement {s mere! combe—something upon which to raise e little capital for the Pennsylvania October elections, For this purpose the ulation may do In fact, all that ean be expected at this session from it, is hing for Burcombe and home consumption The following is said to be the future arrangement for the two organs :—The National Inielligencer to be the organ of the dignity and diplomacy ot the cabinet, the Republic the organ for the sual jobs. each as political warfare with the locofoco newspapers generally, er Ritchie's in particular celligencer to edge in with » heavy gun now and then Mr. Webster treads no steps backwards, Therefore. having voted against the compromise committoe, he votes to lay the compromise bill on the table. Vory good. Mr Webster may yet come in ax Seeretary of State, and this opposition toClay’s bill will not operate against him in the estimation of Gen, Taylor, when the tine comes round We find the opinion gaining ground. that Gen. Ta: lor. in Taylorizing his cabinet. has Tylerized himewif. Itis now thought that one of the earlier Presidents. to he has so oftenjevterred, was John Tyler. But J With John Jones at the head be arrangement would be complete other opinion equally «trong —that tho ot long rtand together, even with (he support of Gen. Taylor. Nous verrons. ¢ hear some talk of a general caucus of the whige of both houres, to wee what can be done They must ¢o something. oF they. a*® pational party, are hope- leerly extinguished. Indeed, the nati is niready dead, pihing but restore it to Life. Miss Julia Dean » playing a very successtal engage- ment at the Ad he gevlogic siiectares of P fessor Rogers, at the ion, are very popular ‘The free gallery of paintings of Mr Atwood, at the capitol, comprising quite « list of distinguished or besutiful people's pertraits, is worth « viet about there t when the negro question. so tiresome, dish in Congress from day to day Among hie pictures i* the orig f Old Look, taken at Monterey, ond carried all over the cot wigu of 1644. Itinn picture which ad ~ ia the White House takes the cheek shirt of the older Our Baitimore Correspondence: Bautione, May 16, 1850. Genvval Methodist Protestant Conference—Counterfeits ‘ebater's Cuban Rumors + #e. The General renee of the Methodist Protestant Church is still in session in this city, and will probably continue in session for several days to come Committee on Boundaries yesterday made a report fubmitting the following " | Mirrisrippl be reeognised as an annunl conference; that in be organized as an nied a a recommenda } conter- al eon contort. ag that the fixed bet®oen the niference by thoes bod: New York and N w Jerney | that Hasan Aanual conference The 4. 0. Benning feronee, which indednitety was wothing t ray Union Dank of nee in thie city, cue bof arms of Penney it bas b Aunounced in H Popere. that tw Are about te reve WG " from this port erel Lopes (Me received no stronger reinforce. meots from other quarcers. than he hae from Batel mene, he wilt hy ry slim army there bas cert » vonecls from this port for a ven # ent by Daniel Webster, yeatorday, agalont the compromice bill of Mr. Clay. hae Lorerd bia mightily ia A Baliimoreans His pa hed before the at the stand be WA Harry t* the only m hig rauks patriotian ean pverride all relteh peroneal omanterations, ie would rather hers We right tb be Pree ar Philadelphia Correspondence, Pin aoncrua, May 16, 1890 Attempted Murder he A Mre Walker, teriding in Southwark, was horribly lied last evening by ® young man named Foote and wounded with « k in ten different places Foot wae a former lover af Mire W.. and jenlouty was the ew Wie mad act. He was arrested, exvmined fully committed of Baily & sew Mere, died thys myraing at Wis reade nee eeny The | That | | | ‘The Cuba Expedition. OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE. New Onceans, May 8, 1850, Movements of Strange Men in the Crescent City—Large Sele of Blankets—Munitions of War—Singular Disap- pearance of Military Men, dc. &c. Of the crowd of Miss{#sippians and Tennesseans who have, for the past week, been hunging ubout the Vee randa, and other public houses, this morning not one of them are to be seen ‘The military-looking, mustachioed gontlemen, who were in hourly communication with the King of the Owls, are also amongst the missing, [ have no doubt that they must have left the city. if mot the country, last night, for the promised land, although there is no clearance for Chagres reported in the moraing papers. The fact is, that the wholo affair is ma- rd with so much seereey a d caution by the leaders, that it is almost next to an impossidility te find ovt what is going on. L have ned that one house here sold three thou- sand blankets toa gentleman. who is suspected to Be engaged in the cause. Tleara that a gentleman, by the name of Fickett. formerly United States consul st one of the WestIndia Islands. is to have a command in one of the regiments. Pickett. you will racolleet, Was General Lopex's right hand mae last summer, in New York. neral from Mias also here, figuring amongst the boys Tt is reported that the steamer Creol ‘boen purchased for the expe- She is being repaired across the river. Gene- ral Henderson is daily see ut hee, inspecting the repairs, She is advertised for Chaxres, on Saturday next, and only in one puper— the Deita It Is reported that the Owis have {ity thousand stand of arms. and a fine park of wriillory, secreted at a point in the Gulf ef Mexico, also “an immense amount of ammunition, T will endeavor to find out. during the day, what vessel left last night, and what has become of the birds. TRANSIT. P.S.—Tforgot to state that a terrible storm com- menced about three k this morning. and lasted until daylight, To shipping «uffered severely. Theatrical and Musical, Bowray Turatne.—Mrs, Hamblin appeared again last evening, in the character of the Countess, im Knowles’ play of “Love.” There was but one senti- ment and one feeling in the immense mass of fhumam beings assembled to hear her, and that was a sentiment of unqualified admiration, which was evidenced by Dreathlers attention as sho delivered some of her finest parsages, and universal and rapturous applause as she concluded. Mrs. Hamblin’s reading is singularly cor- rect; ber declamation, and attitude in declamation, even in passages which are long and tedious in the mouths of ordinary actors. is the purest, the most fas cinating. and most perfect we have ever witnessed, ‘The most unlearned cannot but b-hold the depth ef finish and the perieetion of study 4 highly clasai- cal and ornate declamation Onthe other hand, added to a uniform elegapee ia the whole part. she every now and then gives to certain passages. where the easion requires, and the ebuilition is opportune, . burst of feeling, such a depth of expression, such @ power of passion and emotions. as involuntarily ear- ry away the minds and feelings of the wholv audience with her. Her identification with the character she plays (the test to which only great genius can attain, End which is ro rarely to be sern) ixport-ct. Such 8 Bat: ‘a London would be exalted to the skies by the public applause, and meet with the appreciation which only such an actross deserves. If the English ad some of our misses, what would they think of “ Hamblin? They would al te doify her, at bebold- ing such finished perfor joined with such per- fect feminine beauty aud elegance of form and feature. In reeing Mrs, Hamblin on the stage, we agree once with the dissolute prince, in admiring the matu- rity of female beauty, even far above its lovely in- fancy. Baoapway Turatre,—Beserit or Miss Davenront.— Miss Davenport is, night after night, adding fresh laurels to those that have already crowned her career onthe stage. ree from the cold w which she labored during her former engagrment, her brilliant. wers have full scope, and produce a correspoading Impression on the audience, To-night she appears im Virginia, her original character, for ber o when wé feel confident the citisuus of Now York evince their high appreciation of her genius, and @ sense of the pleasure they have derived from her acting, by giving her “a bumper. Nimio’s Garo going up to ful! steam; at, when Niblo has engaged such an able manager eo Brougham, and such a company. composed of highly favoiite and talented artists, The beautiful comedy of “The Poor Gentleman” was performed last evening, before « good how ud the Voge meee characters rea- dered ~e tons enceentie whist enna fale Lyne, recting hand Mess. Brougham. Chl pend Bel ‘ton and Nickinson, Mee V Vernon and MI Nickin: son, were frequently applauded in their poten parts; it was but justice, for their acting dea rye! in- deed, such a reward. Between the third foarth nets, « “Grand Pas de Denx” was pod Malles. Caleste and Caroline. To-night, Brougbam’s drama, called ptation,” will be performed. with the ex- perf cellent burletta of ~ The Captain of the Wateh.”” Benton's Turatne.—Besider ombey and Son,” that favorite piece, which attracts every night of Its per- formance overcrowded houses, an entirciy new faree was performed, last evening, at this temple of drama- tie amusements, The picce to which we have just alluded, is called the “Mysterious Knockings.” and ise able flinstration of those knockings. eo lengthily re, of the ghosts of Roches- ter, Newark and Jamaica The plot i« without inte- rest. it is only a mere frame to some common but fanny situations, to which Mr. T Jonnstoo as as ob Rea as an Irish servant, and above all, Miss as a singer ghost, with her lover, the knocker, have given life end exciied hilarity. However. the plese was well received. and when offered. will attract name- rous knockings at the door of this theatre | To-night, Tips inily’’ will bx performed, with the new farce of * PMyaterioas Knockings”’ Nariovat, Tararne.—This ever popular, ever at. tractive theatre, was filled again las: evening 40 ite ut- pointed in the > talented and fa- vorite Burke, Winkle,” that peouliar Ame- sican and popular drama, was the chef d’eueve of the Fectmess and elegance of ble ¢ meeption and perform. anee, ‘The greatest applau-e grevted him throughout hit whole enactment of ths big ily grapnic aud origi nal character. The other piereaof which (he People’s Lawyer” afforded ® flue disyiay of Burk»'s rare and extraordinary comite powers, woot off ad airably amid the rapturous applouse ofa delighted audience This © ing Burke again appears. forming, a the head of @ fine company, snd & mort atirartive bil, cach am inducement &s the theatrical public cannot casily re wise, Arron Prace Twratne The maccoss of Mis Cathe ao, at this theatre, i¢ only what might be expected from her world-wide repuiation, and grea popularity in New York. She plays aig 'ily tooverd owing houses, pidat the most decided demons rations of publie She is awisted by @ strong ¢ rps dramutique, including Mire F. Wallack, Neafie, an that this theatre ie at p m. Tory attract To- night will be perform: meo and Juliet.” whem Mise Curhman wit! perform the part of Romeo Mise Walluck that of Julict, while tr Comidock will appear as Mercutio, « formance and i Mr. Ne full hoa Crnrery's Orene He Th evening, are 1 ” smasements for this as usual very sttraviv; the peinel . eat sclcctiva of wtaties ephemine rmances, ant exquisiie daacing The tregeds in which this cee. the Grosdway Coeas St Vea, tor Mite, od vad adapted ty tne Loads has opened oy well tui hay earroduded ~ y to metne on a cof} id the var He pean to and tro. ow a benatiful « eh toc eran and importing aight, aa. wad 1 oha the wot. owe sud melodious touch +. oF Coders teed te strains of raeted masic. sre culeutated to call forth the moet delichttut th 1 cheering reflections A concert every " visare exerting thelr pow- in order to please those who “ro rebey te the Olympic prow — White's Serenaders are, asa sual, einging wery Meow The Chinese Beauty stilt ¢om- pattract large assombliges of our eitinoas, Crises Ameyn The Laacachice Beli- ringers ate to howe the «west muasio they produc Punrow’s K antbti hon of beam tifud seriptorel illustrat ns aud other matoors of ine terest, are well worth seeing Hivosos, rae Tent Actos, This inimitable Trieh some edinu and vocalist, who bae delighted ae with his Fle homor. andenebanted ws with tis 1 by the epirited manager o muererd Mise I vais hare been most ene Hho woleomed by hosts of admirers and friends 0 ahead ae ee: ee Rn ee CITY TRADE REPORT, Taw May 18. The receipt of the Mibermia’s news by Trlegraphy which wasp biithed tuthe Merudyhis morning, bad the feet of stiffening prites In most decerptions of American produce Cotton sold t slight advanee on previows rates. 1 ing of prices prior to the arrival of the stew the effect, somewhat, of nuticipating the advance re. ceived by the steamer, The diminished teovlpte ct flowr by the eanales compared to thow of last year, together with the —itprorement noticed in the Liverpoot market, had the ef feet of imparting greater firmness to the article here; and moderate peice ware madeat an imorovoment of shout 6% conte per barrel owed to Oanndian eon ee Serer roe | ogee Deis wee to