The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1850, Page 3

‘The Crops. th (Va) News, of the 16th inst. says :— that we reeeive trom the country, pre- Gentlemen from Lunen- Meekionburg. and other eounties in Vi ‘a and Nerth Carolina, now in town, that the crop is ‘eblixed to be very short. and one, at least, is so con- Adent that there will be» failure, that he has deter- mined not to off r his last year’s crop until pext fall. We have been favored by a friend. with the eeving extract of a letter from one of the largest planters in the Roanoke country ;— RCKLENBORG, May 18, 1850. “We have had very neh freshets in the river and ereeks, which. I fear, have done mueh injury to the wheat, corn, and plants (tobacco) A pl gmall ind scarce being destroyed b will pat their tobace: nd in cor them, The o if planted. is obliged i . Tate. THE WEEKLY HERALD. MAILS FOR EUROPE, ‘The steamship Washington, Captain Floyd, will leave ‘this port to-morrow noon, fer Southampton and Bre- men. The Weekly Herald will be published at nine accen} Tee cet cree of iahnces @elosk to-morrow morning, © go by her. Siagle eopies, in wrappers. sixpenee. Brady’s National ‘Collection of rreo- { Broadway and Fulton street, Stra See cisferas aS seaveotfuliy invited to examine the speele Planett’s Bitters will Desitity, Liver Complai dizer: Headach gad al! hilions 1 be bad,’ wh retail, at Tihdds SADLIER'S, 24 Broadway, ace 10 proprivtor, Woodman, Spare that Tree!—The old tree which for centuri now known as ‘the ovrner of Pell str miliarly styled se befo d, has at last fallen before the onee stood that majestio —nothing mow remains to f her sad history, but the familiar sign-board, “The Old Tree House.” Mr. Corlon: prevent proprietor, we understand, has caused the ori ‘0 be sawed i 8, au hich he is making om the premis bapry to present a pices of jow of Charlotte Tem any that may desire Preserve 60 valuable a memente. Gutta Percha Heads, Figures, Faces, &e., in great variety, Just roceived per stenner Washington, For by LAUMONIER, 68 lane, wp stairs. be te prey Italian Medicated Soap, for uring all skin discases, divcolorations and blemishes. | Pou Bier fae eradicating superduous hair from egy ily White for the complexion. an sid Be Fre, ¢., at 57 Wa! [Broad er otreot, first atore from (not in. ih Galtender. Aanth Third streat. Philadel Mau Dye—Batchelor’s Genuine aid red at the manufactory, 4 Wall guard aastnes | imitations. ty mi Persons whose hair has trom the uss of the, frien ea by calling ae ahowe Cu “ioe have it correct MONEY MARKET. Sarcavay, May 18—6 P.M. ‘There was a slight reaction in the stock market to- @ay, and quotations for nearly all the fancies fell off ® fraction. Canton Co deelined *%% per cent; rs’ Loan. % ; Erie R.R., 4; Harlem, % ; Norwich Wercester, % ; Reading R. R., % ; Erie Bonds, 3 Penn, 5 U. 8. 6's, 1862, advanced 3; ; @hio 6°. 1860, 1{; and Hudson River Railroad, 2% per eent, on prices current at the first board yesterday. Barlem was the most active fancy on the list to-day; ut the transactions in all were comparatively light. It will be seen, by the table of sales, that most of the purchases on time were buyers’ option. This shows the tactics of the Bears. That class of speculators Day for cash, and sell out immediately, on time, buyers’ eption, at a small advance. In this way the bears make money in all stages of the market, without run- ning the risk of holding any of the fancies over night, while they are ready to take advantage of every un- favorable turn in the speculative movement. Prices have now reached points, upon which the interest ac- e@umulates very rapidly, and holders for any length of time, at ruling rates, will find, upon figuMfag up their imterest secount, «larger balance against them than anticipated. In the event of the speculative excite- ment eontinuing much longer, the difference between Priees for cash, and on time, will become greater, when the sellers, buyer’s option. will have a wider margin for profit, and sellers short, seller's option, a greater mar- gin for depreciation, ora break down. There is not ‘the slightest doubt, but that the bear operators in fancy stocks, for the year 1860, will reap the harvest in ‘Wall street. It has been so with the sellers of every- thing, in which there has been a speculative movement ‘this year thus far, Those who sold real estate, while overy one was anxious to buy, made good profits, while those who bought at the heighgt of the market, must hold on, or if foreed to sell, submit to a heavy sac- Fifice. Sellers of coffee. before the bubble burst, made fortunes, while those who bought in anticipation of » greater rise, when prices had reached points entirely Deyond all reason, have made immense losses. Any man who supposes the fancy stscks are an exception, ‘and does not sell when he can make a good profit, will doubtless live long enough to see his mistake, and re- allse the truth of the old adage, that “a fool and his money are soon parted. The amount of coal brought down the Lehigh eanal, for the week ending the 16th inst., was 25,080 tens. Total this season, 121.508 tons. On the Schuyl} Kill eanal 14.237 tons. Total this season, 119.578 tons. ‘The following was the condition of the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia, on the 30th of April:— Botes discounted, $536,471; bonds, $122,000; by other banks, $01.445; exchange maturing in Northern Danke, $204,667; other domestic bills, $112,004; specie and epecie funds, $549,401. Circulation, $559,114; do- posite, $270,896; due to other banks, $185,382; profits and reserved fund, &e., $178,653; capital stock, $535,400 The gold coinage at the United States mint, from Ist to 17th May, inclusive, was $1,707,540. California gold received from Sth Instant to 17th, a inted to $1,655,000. Certificates of gold deposits, to No, 1685, inelusive, are now payable at the Mint. This deposit ‘was made on the 10th of last month. 10 aha Warmers Trust 39% 100 Morris ronal b10 189 Bg 2 Tetris a ik do “ : ths es 00 45) 4 Meebanice’ Ban! 100 _ ® lis Vs Hedson River RR = Back of Amerien ies w @s, 1) Bk of C i Wh x we 7D Ocean bes 1h oo One a ap 15 Farmers Trost aM Ve 3! 1 4 BE sae — + — )e 1900 won “En HB on > a. 5 we oe % Bae g F m0 80% ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. LOST. gaan Pur po. J Lost. —$i0 | Saat rae pass RD—LOST, ON THR 0TH INST. os iJ grey, with Weohes lost chain collec. na BOARDING, 40. Bot mn i" Sc . av POLITICAL, Detecne t _BARUBRICAH, OBEBRAE PUORT. Ww York, friendly to recular nomigations, and the ot th ha most In hele Fame tection y Hat the mi tie euery postion of the se deniterati a i PM rosa reot House roster of Bigad and Pearl street, POURTH WAR x of Reaver and New streets. 3 Jar st ND WARD. 1, ten. 2 2 Fulton Market THIRD WARD, 1. § ed Wan “ >, 340 Greenwich, L Ps 3 4. ‘si between Water and Front, over and Pearl, VOTH WARD. 58 Leonard. neh, 300 Greenwich, 11s Woet roadway. Sixth Ward Hotel, Monroe Hall, corner Pearland Coaire. No. 102 Bayard stroee, North American Hotel, corner Bo) Wobshen House, Fear! street, near wa. st Broadway and Pike street. Madivon street. Slip. sou and Division streets, Hartnedy’s, 357 Cherry street. Stricklard’s, corner Madison and Grand streets. Squires, corner Sout and Jackson streets. RIGHRH WAXD. House, corner Mercer and Broome streets, tree tot Sith atemue corner of Budgon and Charles etreete. corner of Hammon treet. i # Perry street. $8. E. corner of Seventh avenne and Twelfth street. Halfway House, cor. of Eighth avenue and Thirteenth st. TENTH WARD Straus's, Delances, enth Wi aa Walki 5 Pet Lndivw end Division otzeate |, corner of Broome and Essex street ELEVENTH WARD, W. corner of Stanton and Attorney streets. on and Columbia streets. ‘treet. , 823 Third street. PEND SYASFeRPS SNEPAeES NeSAeEr pepo Stee ee De==, > . Ne Monaban’s, corner of joag's, , W7 Avenw Masor’s, corner Av. 1 2 * 6. 6. . T Ringgold House, Man! er beth streets. E. corner Si Place at whieh pel SIRTERNTH WARD, 195 West Seventees and Tweaty-sevent! 0 and Thirty-third et. ‘ARD. . N. E. corner Bowery and Rivington. Hermi: Ball, corner Houston and Allen. Ringed tween Suffolk and Norfolk. Doty's, corner d. illeman's, Broadway, near N. Head, J: ni Twenty-fourth dtreeta- Corner of Thirty-sixth etreet a1 DEMOCRATIC apomscas 4 ELPTH W. —THE orem of the Keclith ward id Hotel, Manhattanville, on Wonday eveniog, ues Getegntes to the Cetaty | eloehy to eect tte St ‘Tommany Hall, for the parpowe of ‘f'the Demverstle Repeblican | INETEENTH WARD —THE DEMOCRATIC REPUB- licun Electors of the Nineteen th ward are reques s Five Mile Be Para levee, o2 ts "past. 7 o'clook, to'seloe 7, convention at 7 ik ter ‘Tamman: the party: aed two members te eral Committee, at 1 Come SPECIAL SOTICES. ERS sereby noted to appess av tele Hal NO. ki Doha one Bowe ia day, at Tho fener I ear ii Bier aie ite us 10 JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS—FIVE OR SIX | apna Will meet with immediate employment, workmen plying to Charles Wood, painter, 7 Hicks etree etapa’ a A.‘ °. ons 2.5. LS oy Lg oo ¢ TEXAS weer: Lodge, No. 33, A. 0. of ‘thelr or 7 mn Mon . rpose ol hing ‘hroogh the several "iirecte, Procesni mar. will proceed to Forty-cighth cqsect, near the, Rast river: where [= Benner peores the above n Hetge et the Brace ot 5 » ral, are respectful); ‘epresentatine John Gent order of the Com to." Ly RTMAN wo TOOK Away, BY , five bars Railroad Iron, from the wharf foot of Clinton %, peat the tohaces inegection warehouse, will | Foturn the seme yi or call | w. Sree =o ee) bb ee YOUNG ¥ MAN Aber} UNDE sepenDe peiait ‘or sither ae Clerk or Book 2 fee: ane! ana whieh 5 has Sts '® good judge ve Ceo Teference. “address” a ¥., ‘Cook, Mane need bit but sue Apply at No. 10 Beach tree: ANTED—BY A FROSEITANT YOUNG WOMA’ tituation asa first rate C ho can be well rev from her last plac She ean be seon for two 4 Fourth ANTED-BYoA SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ‘A ROOM UN- Fornlahed, 1a) & house, wit on conveniences, a1 eceupied by a private poy the upper pertien of the Beventeenth ward. Apply ai 15 Amity stroct, botweon the Doves of Zand 4 P.M. ANTED—A COMPETENT UPHOLSTERER, TO GO TO Philadelphia; one that has a thorough Knowle business, and ean come well recommended as to sobriety. Apply CM EDWARD Wik ABLE YOUNG ENGLISH n as Housemaid in @ respectable renves from ae. last family the lived A A Ww young woman, as Cook, Washer and Lroner, or to do Feneral honscwork, or chambérwork and sewing, or to take eare of ebildren, ent children’s dresses, and make them up. She tn M. We he willing to & a short distance country. ef ie | her lest pleoe: hers’ sh> has tive V7 Monroe street. Can be seen for FRENCH LADY WISHES A SITUATION 4S CHAM- bermaid, to travel in the interior erin Europe. Good Teferences given, Inquire at 449 Broadway, RICHARD HOUGHTO: thampton, from London, & Pyonrd at the tip New World, IM receive intelligence from his and very anxious to mee you rst aus his busi~ ployment by calling at 24 Browdway, m No. 6. ONG ISLAND—TROTTING. clock, P.M., precisely, purse heats, in harness, "D. Bryant enters gr. im. co will, toave Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, every half hour, from 12 M-Gntil 3 . M., returning as soon as t Fare cach way, Proprietor. | and Stake $18, mile idle, RAILROAD. AMDEN AND ~AMBOY RAL ZOAD LINE FOR 4, from pier No 1, North River. Fare, sodond clase cars, $2. INDOW SHADES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ON Spruce street, 34, 5d and ath stevies. Bud’ and whivelinenn, ce ai th ato jut and white li cord, taneels, T. OVER.” Corsetign RIN GS.—800 DOZEN, LE BY ICTOR BISHOP, 23 Maiden’ Pot stairs, DPgemeerettrs PLATES. Rent A. L, BISHOP'S Plates, ackn: for sale acknowl STOR cron SHOP, 35: fine? Vania .LA BEANS—ONE Cane SUPERIOR VANILLA Beane, in store, and for sale by THOMAS & MAPWELL, 86 William st. 10 CLUB Quen —sUer | Brmece ght 1D, AN INVOICE of Playing Cards, mani red it Spe Geshess style, ior 1°} ‘any cards mani wal ee Od LEVY, 13 Wall vureet, cue dost zoove Pearl. ‘AL SHADES, 16 HIGH ST“EET, BROOK: sie brs ‘ultom street, by SID! Kit, late of richly Shades ‘En ordlonry at half pact ono ceclosk Met MORRIS SQUARE, 0: 122d street, affords jad ucemente an eons desirous of ride st drive, The remble. on ‘mong tne forest trees mad shrube—the view the summit, une- this vicinity, can be reached in less ‘thaw on heer, Third svenve, Bi Fitth ON FIFTH py on Py ae es. Toille AMES BRECK & CO.. 355 Broadway. by \ ig ye —THE OLD, THE YOUNG, THE in a oi nd Tasgefal asoerument of Clara's edly low ee er asses Naseae street. x TIN ROOFERS fest Broadway. M°x*, LENT.—THE HIGHEST mw EricTe st cae and on ail wel Tripriaariees ‘clothi =e Suern assau street am: ccc THOMAS TOVE 4ND.GRATE VARNISH—THE BEST ARTICLE vee, Grates, row kt ces, beawtifel Jet ey 4 ; Printer. sabe bi ‘ousTiC ths wipe gure, Algo, all whose agreeable noises like Insecta, which are rot approaching Deafnesss Sold only at 87 at NO, Sei pion and that «low on tee tecks Wholesale retail rooms up Ir. 18 QUITE A GENERAL THING, IN 7 ow COUETRY, Peas pam at eat tines Geeocns end. we ‘hee of none we soul public, Strongly to the pal of, AKERS, Draper and Tolle RICK sarevt, within two doors of the ew plied y deseri byt sitet ce acta bd ets regions. le Baws road chy, sotweme Plas end | GRncoRT’s oF reoiireee Cher, a City ent steamer ‘phe Fo yr a, WAcon, AND WARN found and hind, gpod raved che Cornwall stables, io Beaw | iNéon, 70 William street, | OR SALE—A SROOND- AND, LIGHT ROCK” way cons carriage Fopoitory. Be. Fit Rial 4 las Psroronrs. FOR EV Le ROMAN & GRAY, ele tas yee Bee | Sees on enene emaisel | spat ae ae eee | ch surest, ok colon on __ INSURANCES, STOCK IN) oe re ma Lal gan ce Wiw rota INSURANC pour ip Broker, eran aye a PATEL DESIGN. —THE TWENTY- St, the pew Pe ie. fo | Big ash dayad er nnfac fered to wait pI etnate, ty 8. GOCE Ww! former of Lanrene U phen the repelsive. teen — Seoreen, if oe. ene a Bvt Bs xz =o In watesne, pe comront 10 THE PRET. oti Tey pend: lie. ant polish, and never draw ee pele not eee bard, teal wl prove sh i ther, "RGR. th Lt 2 firoadway. WEATHER By eceres stants c Ate echoed by av y, And they'll The x Magnetic wert of FLYOR, LYON, IR: dahrwadeay, wit ine | civalned Piller wa miter Bosh tn te Funes, 100 Pelvon sureets Mn Hare, ion street, Brooklyn “ ks Om Lek esd OWER’ THEATRE—MONDAY EVENING L. a6 rnd Ba ey the Phe mee if 11) Fine, ie aie, late Mee Mt pera ¢ ‘ardine! Wooltey, Cs bine Wein Y Mire, Waleot. wie Way Bis Last LEGS-O'calliete Montagne, Mrs. Gilbert; Julia, Mrs. Wal roadley.) Doors will epen at 7: the evr low h. tre] ‘ond ‘Tier, ‘Be. FORTY Pure ON nd, Mrs, B. Mr W. Taylor; Gamon Baby, Mr. Jeffers Mr. Seymour; Tapices, Miss Lockyer. ‘The whole to conelud GOING TO THE RACES—Mr, Jeromiah n James Chur Harkawsye Mt MY PRECIOL Wratail, Sir. Litsell Mrs Waxtai Mi pen at 7; tocominens Rexes ond Parauet. ee Awphitheatre, the ‘4. MARSHALL, SOLE "Ming 20, pill be, portorseed Wheatley: Co m America, will give, om hagpipe, he ed, rtisemont= LBS JARDINTES redo ballet, John Strong, W. Drews Circle and Par tas anal Hor ahead Circles, 28 M4: curtain rises at 7) IBLO'S~MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2, THE P' formance will comme; arith ROMANC! Asper Manly. Mr. Chippendale; Oliver Manly, Mr. Ly Jack Swit, Mr. Brougham; Prank Meredith, Mr Wales, Lavender od Me lead a Bade gree, John, Sefton; Rosabe! Mars Barbara nly, Dare. Wren; Blossorn, drs. - Bevughans! Boluces she Sd ond 4tb acta, am intermission ot Half an four, when the ball room will b Wn open an de ee Sa Frivate Boxes, 8. Doors open as ‘hait-past'y; to commence At 8 o'eloe S THEATRE, CHAMBERSSTREET.—MON DAY rr the co Fimrose, Me RTC evenin 20th, ‘will ‘ial REFIELD—Dr, yican or Mores, Mr. wn, Mr J vagh rose. Mam. Russell; Carcliaa Aw ops, Mise Chapman After wh valled MYSTERIOUS KNOCKIN Mr. Johnston; Harry Modgeon, EB: » Dee, Mi Hoaxley, Blarn: Dr. Dubble iol ONAL TH E. L, TILTON fully announce sand the pub: He we That his Benefit wi at the abd: bn me re on Wednesday errat fed the MALE Powys t yilliame will appear in her origi Also, will be reeented for the first time, at this Theatre, in five yoars, the | Qictdigh romanee cf the LADY OF THE together | tis of the’ day, Box | with the popular drama of THE ®t ich will be expressed in open. CgisTy Ss MiNsTRELS. }.—M ECHANICS’ HALL, NO. 473 roadway, between Grand and Broome cop alt every night until further notice.—The ref givin every nigh Deors open at 7; fternoen Us until further notice Concert will com ats 2 on Saturday: cow mencing at Sor o'clock, PY AT TOR dway. ‘This eminent te during the past ‘839 Bro: ed applause, will nmoncing at's 0'cl moons, af 3 o'clock: which far excel | this week, Saturda: cir nov mr The kind ever wit audience, ‘Thete music being, produced by ty bells at one time, viz, four t off hing and en vpular Marc fre, Echtopian Melodie rated operas, with « h create the i. Harrison, the former 1 the latter in several eo effusions. Admission 25 ce variet melodies and Im %, ot capelee, enon winator, ehildren end half- ps ice. CHINESE MUSEUM, 59 BROADWAY, BE- pri Mi oan Recataprecet ninel time fon Rommencing Monday, May Mth, of the Uniness. Lad; ee, suite, who parpose vieltiog the prineipal elton ot tho Gaon parture for ddition. to the In mber, including the lady with feet ene collection, consisting of over one ‘curiosities. Voeal and instremental mus ‘and eveni nfrom9 A.M. till 10 P. conte: sbildren under 10, half pr UEFALO, MUSEUM WILL BE OPENED EARLY IN | rune Ladies Gentlemen of acknowledged talent, paid) te Jol of Bowery and x, in existence, beg to wat they will give ve. Commence yer rence to the eitisens of Brockiyn n bighl, lar Entert ts as Ba wt EO. A. KIMBERLY, of — ROOKLYN, (FORMERLY THR with the Garden, to let. jon given fe trated Californie, panorama, pow apen at the Targe and rect, every evening, Scent children. batt rice. with schools. This bea rely oplondid work it new assembly rooms, ide. Tickets forsale, Te tes | Sing the sea, shippi AMES M. JUNE & €O,'S AMER Amphitheatre, with the widely celebrat Upe, incinding Miles Louie, Tourniaize, Rosali a Jeanette, And Messieurs Benoit, Tourniaire, &., and @ host of other talented artiste, ai Wi all 2 hin highly necor exhibited in ‘broskign ret only, commencing on Monday eveni ND, A Grand. Performan commencing at 3 0’ week.— ° a Introduced Dorgoga Pierce in his style of Bu opi ore Which ‘have beon received each night with the most decided marks of approbation by, crowded audiences bas stamped them as being the ‘no "of nogre entertainments. Afternoen perfo: Saturdays. Doors open at 2, co sion 26 cents. Orchestra box . FRENCH & HEISER, favorite summer resort, ies to tenzon, will ba give menade Sab Son ce Lod prising ‘the following. bolo. p 7 Principal Violimist ; Schneid Elta, ic iB é.. The musical ges comparison with any other has yet appeared in this cvuntry, and promites The p director confidently chal Orchentra ( that no effort shall be spared to make the future per= formances of his band worthy the ad jon and support of 8 New York Part 1— Heinecke & Duet, Mears. 5 Rossini ; Variations and pertormued by Mr, Brawe’ lammatui m the St Mr. Atkins, Rossini, Intermission belf an hour. Part I Hauptman; Grand, Pot, Pours, per- fi , ayers: Adagio and Rondo the third ot, performed by Mere Noll: Finale—C r si mamene of superic ‘oivil a ing, as well as during the intermission, The y arranged aud brilliantly lighted, will ‘afford ments to the promemaders. ‘The Castle Garten will. be during the day, amording perior opportunit srundisturbed promenades, wh moramas, au for ed meditation: All’ those who ehovse evel with the covered gallery above, enn there distinetly ‘tou and, at the same Ly yes the delicious sea breene @ a convenienges of thin apoty for it » but gives rise to a ry nd thousand reflections suived to the day. ELCH’S GREAT yasewal, CIRCUS. my TOR. hd bone peneee: at Astor Place.—Lewis B. Lent, Mani jo. iy 15th, and duri: tone, the disting Vv. n'a tale foot Kreat elegance A ph ig I ical a peas MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE <3 WO i rmances every day—in the afternoon at 3, andin the ev ina, 8 Belt Ps past 7. raordir jones for this week “Model Arti pear in some new and i “Power's Oreck Slave, Tertain fortune to any on ‘There is nothing like icbeie sarees to it BELLE, ke the roome, 4 Gi mW ane Sse OVEL BXBIBITION OF aX ENTIRELY ORIGINAL, George Bet Salk celebrated ier bi Ac peraiec cea Nga] P. . Tick: __ AMUSEMENTS | IN IN PHILADILPHIA. Bee ie ‘MUSEU eer ene ‘Pana pELraiA —P. a BAR sulla 2 Pulindeipnis. nearly ‘persone, who OH ee eTetoetien Got eis ov “AUUTIOR, i iherries, Claret, ke; Pale us Brandies, Jamaica FOR 6: LE AND TO LET. Trt a PEE BEAUTIES (OF THE YOUNG WORLD ARE nightly Soccleaes in @ series of Panoramic Views of yo Y pencey a the Arsembly pene Lgl otreet, iE every Mechanical and Pictorial holp tha id ey, eam, furnish. Admittance 25 coven a luding Sunday. A liberal allowance to SHIPPING. M NAVI iN CO.—1 EMBN, enyhe tf Mall Siem WASE: Com my yy ae cham pt day, May 20h, from Piet No.8, N, avis. of pasage Tathe te etn siya the , $00. even fa attached ‘to the shi vy letters fy th pt Pasrane sat spply te cray’ wap m7 ecntwe BAM RS BETWERN NEW O*yerst ae Fverpeok—1 ships composing this line are Loe \CEAN vis NARS tin. Reems Ser ey Se ae te =| eee ‘erthe ca be cooured watll paid ey x. et a g jntable for or stones Mabrefer, nd tne valve theres ACIPIC, Capt foot of Camal Caveat, on the mail Fo, Sra UNITED D STATES ¥ rhe ae Fe MARSBILLES—THE SUPERIOR FRENCH BRIG RAVAIL Capt. Roge, Intendedto be promptly dispateh- es Tortuous, vr art ree, Me BE SOLD FOR CASH OR SATIS- ‘ee et vas notes, or wonld 12° om r real estate, the stock, biaked'retad Wostery, Lace aed Fane tie tty, ‘the stock is ip is net second te any ih fn the has been care! a resapeced foe sesh Sxtares of Viet AND meet anv ORES, —JOWN TALLIS pert, most avcurate tad moet " Stet ieeg. The mays Tose on yr, while the wimest care hae inelade erquired et ie deseriptive "et he vetoes ftatiaties and other informat rer Nes. 1 te Bnew read) P At 75 cents hs, Catalopves tbe had at 7, seam rH lie ats ag Rh od Copter her, 24 feet long. Aleo, « Force Thy inch, by 3 feet | JOUR! Piinyt F . vires, Broek} USINESS STAND FOR SALE— VERY r NALUARLR blighmen| o bninese entabtiohed for wv in full opers: D proverty op the Hndven i ere rina severe genes, Min bat the ews soe Tels a’vare chance for invertme GCRWEA Tikn LER, 177 Broadway, seeond Boor. a ectoee jor par~ OUR R LaT-IN A FOE no eos ws, {CROTON IR ONE) 39, LER-IN or ho ree! oe aarees 6 T Werudome he, toe 0 LET“THE FRONT PARLOR 16 HOUSE BO wer. devirable location for a lawyer, oF dentlat. ‘in on the premises T’, tae mx ty or ye se a rs pig hag sia Srep esl ns fee: VIA CHAGRES— Teter LINE 10 CALIFORNIA ited Sentes Mail—Twosday, May 2s, a8 i pier ay ot Wenes t, N. donble engi amship ONTO, J. . Com 4s oie A von the Government emt gad the Ps Paeite. ‘The books are de, ns only small sn tipareneet sereeon are onserpassed by a gira for, Chaares are fre transferred at ble engive steamship FALCON, ag erg) f° dee f 0. eas Te JOOR SAN FRANCISC Oc MITE DisPatcH—Tne superior fest-saiting ship TALBOT, Bligh, mamer, has ing part of he “phaed at tm jopateh. For going om board, Ru! , Pesan, tome aeeo neta Oa rape we na fat Boop impire City, Mor vent Peni: ty the steamer Winpire for Ch A Heal cr it at C minis va the ‘rove Dawe & co, 4 WeRETS FANTED THRER STEER. ALiroRN ~" ¥ Howland sod Aspinwall’s line, LET wo TH oven 7 TA ed Jone: ingaire SUBSTANTIAL AND Past gatuine built in in the PRS tars eee INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington ¢ Correspondence. Wasuimanox, May 17, 18%. The — the Committee—The Aine me res Scarcely bo the regions. - inlincllibied: through the Intelligencer, that his cabinet are all alive and kicking, than the report of the Galphincommittee knocks all into pi again. That cabinet, which has so long braved public opinion, and stuffed the Presi- dent—which, from the seorn of Congress and its own party, took refuge under the warrior’s cloak of the chief magistrate—is now attainted. It is the first cabinet, in the history of our country, which stands ed with corruption—foul money corruption— before the American people. 1 need not dwell on the facts of the ease. They stand revealed by the Report of the committee and in regard to these facts the committee were unani- mou The minority (whig) report makes a fee- ble attempt to justify the cabinet; Mr. Burt, of South Carolina, made a sort of kid glove report, in- terposing a cushion between the cabinet and the hommer; but still he feels bound to strike, and te pronounce the payment of the interest, (one hun- dred and ninety-two thonsand dollars,) as contrary to law and usage. Finally Messrs. Disney, Mann, and Featherston, made a report of real bone and sinews, and this pa tion a8 a fraud on the ¢ exposes the whole transae- ernment. Now, to another ‘fact. Mr. Burt’s order ex- onerates all the cabinet but Mr. Crawford; Mrd Disney’s report leaves that subject to the judgment and sound discretion of the House of Representa- tives. It is true, Messrs. Meredith and Johnson swear that they did not kuow that their eolleag had any pecuniary or other wterest in the cla but Mr. Meredith admits thet he has heard suc ru and that (though repeatedly urged by Mr. Crawford to decide the elaim,) he attached ne con- sequence to it. This is a queer way to prove a man’s innocence, by taking his own statements in opposition to every reasonable inflaenee drawn from the facts themselves. On that principle, no guilty person would ever be bronght to justics on thet principle, Professor Webster ought “undoubtedly to have been aequitted. There was a power of attorney accom- panying the papers which proved, black on white, thet Mr. Crawford was interested in the claim, ba perbaps Mr. Meredith attuched ao consequence to it. Query, would not Mr. Meredith have examined these papers a little more closely, if they had had reference to ot persons than Mr Crawford ? Would he not have been bound todo so? And if, as the first accounting officer of the ent, and an eminent lawyer, he passed so stra claim—a claim which had existed for 1 ree enerations—which had been repeatedly rej frcted by Georgia and the United States— a claim which the State of Georgia refused even to recommend to the United States; if, I say, inte- rest to the amoun’ of nearly two hundred thowsand dollars was claimed on it, contrary to all the usa- >. of the government, was it not the duty of Mr. Meredith to look into it, before he paid it on t the mere recommendation of the Attorney General? And, if Mr. Meredith neglected such an important duty, in so important and striking a case, are we not led to infer that he is, in all probability, still more criminally neglectful of other duties apper- taining to his office; and consequently utterly an- fit, as far as that branch of the public service is concerned, for the post of Secretary of the Trea- eury. As to Mr. avery ohnson, I leave him safely in the able hands of Mr. Disney. The reports are ordered to be owee 5 every lawyer in the land will judge for himee Never was an argument 80 completely Neel premises and conclesions more thoroughly overthrown. Yet we are told, and in fact we know, that Mr. R. emment lawyer. He'h be Mees ’ important case argued before the Supreme Court o| the United States. Now what is the inferenee ? The inference undoubtedly is, that Mr. Johnson, es ing been favorably impressed with the claim, felt it {and thus, instead of reason- is synthetically from the facts to the conelusions, pursued the ‘anclytical method ; taking the thing for granted, and reseonlng backwards to diseover some premises which would a jemi such a — ‘sical process, he ar- ”” on which, eon- sequently, he hung his whole argument. He had no other means of justifying ‘the all allowance, and it was accordingly made the corner-stone of hie deci- sion. Mr. ey, who proceeded im seareh of truth, selected the synthetic method; and, grap- pling’ at_the commencement with the corner-stone of Mr. Johnson’s argument, exposed at onee its utter rottenness and incapacity to support the super- structure. Am yt what becomes of the boastful declara- tion, by the jent’s authority, of the Jntelii- gencer, that this cabinet is invulnerable—that nei- ther ridicule nor contempt, neither the pope tion of Congress nor o! the an start it from its present position? Will the cabinet be able . nfurnous and content,” under the charge of corruption—real, positive, unmistakeable money corruption | Mr. Crawford, it is said, fr lp ng and thereby the remaining members’ of the net of the cabinet hope to clear their skirts ; but 1 see no justice in Mr. Crawford being thi thas made the seape-goat of the concern. A large number of members of the House are for impeaching him, were it but for the purpose of ferreting out the guilt of his accomplices, Nor is this Galphin claim more than the first aet ofthe drama. Mr. Ewing is in pickle under the Richardson Comi the which have come to light, ate even richer and more betas G than those in regard to the claim of Galphin. Cherokee case will be amazingly interesting, i] a recent fact enriched with the emoval of a handful of Indians in Minese- ta, will show that contracts as well as claims, are ways of putting money in ere amount of hundreds of thousands of dol lremember, at the coming in of tion, to have read a communication in the Phi delphia North American, evidently written by one of the toadyin letter writers of Mr. Clayton—one oft * dogs,” as Mr. Bullit used to call them in the palm’ y of the Republic—promiaing that” the members of the new eabinet would “ keep house,” ond entertain in a handsome and liberal manner the éite that should come to Washington ; but the cunning “ dog” forgot to tell us that they meant to do so out of the public treasury. The least they could do, under these cireamstanees, was to invite the whole conntry to partake of their hospitality ; since the whole country contributes toward paying the bills. Yet this Cabinet, which is rotten to the core, ants to save itself by cutting off one of its limbs t ‘The syphilis is in the system, and requires a radical cure. Pozzo p1 Borneo. asnimaTton, May 17, 1880. Brooks’ Speech—Whig Galphins Alarmed—The Three Reports: two Dead Against the Claim; one, Galphin Breck’s, a Whitewashing Affaw— Impeachment thought of~Toombs’s Meditated Speech—The Bronze Cabinet, fit for Barnum's Museum. ‘The speech of Mr. Brooks in the House, to-day» against the allowance of the Galphin claim, will conetitute a text-book for those whigs who, like Brooks, have no wish to be saddled before their constituents with the Galphin burden. It also will very well supply the vacuum created by the change in the editorial management of the Republie, The speech had been carefully prepared, and was well delivered. 11 stirred up some of the whig members of the Galphin committee at a great rate. Mr. Breck, of Kentneky, was kept on thorns daring the whole hour of ite delivery. He essayed several times haf yey the ep er, tan about one pint in the hall to another, talked with this mem- ber ‘and with that, and displayed a variety of other curious antics. Mr. Brooke, in his reflections, did not spare the delicacy of Crawford, not the modesty of Johnson and Meredith. Hi wed clearly that the ebai Was a spurious and at one, as against the Oni States; that it was imp rly, if not parsed by Congress, on the — of ht of a aeaaion terminating in the dog-day at the interest on it had been unlawfully rian & Messrs. John- son end Meredith, without having examined the pa- pers in the case. Bort’s report declares that the claim was not a juet claim ngeinet thy United States, ah that the rest on it Was not paid “in conformity with law tgument begs the whole i. worries » terres: ike, the point iat George and not a tory, La the ju- f that fact, were it trae, wae Rtates government bt to assume an old British claim, ty-seven years , for it, and the interest on it, down to this date. Bat Brooke showed thet the question whether Calphia was a rebel or a tory, was a disputed one. likely he was a trimmer in politics, as well we trader with the Indians. 1. Breck’s report is ones te 5 As as cold as we wren I who have signed it "s but s cireomstance is > poten fora ope te etogget ae 4 who under. It faitl Galphin was a rebel onary etraggle; as | proof eufficient that the United ov, takes a j whiewash the stapendows ow “¥ . agniaet tae i wan of ieret shows pl A Aree pao ey ingen nor ame the House te-dey, in