The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1850, Page 3

wee PRGh Ast TER aa OF MR. 11. B. WANMAKER, BS. 5. B' 21 Me! street, wa forelbty x }, throw, “3 rear eles Laken therefre white Broehe Shawl Barked sd. Wi 2 diltee tates mt a: i Res A. ivr Mabe Spoon PSA Be Gall Gass wae rae eR, i paid for the roe ery of & 1 detection of the per- rons pu a oe ubrokers are re- Po bot to purchase, vr the Boston and iadelpbia Police will Please notion. 0 REWARD.—LOST, ON TUES. Se and the Uni ld pieces, and above Sitiates'te above reward, and may re- rald office, fain the gold pieves. Lostrox SATURDAY, THE seu INS: ond no. street, or Broadwa: ihe gader will tellicraily covmieds ing it to Coleman & 8 Sai bec DOLLARS REWARD—LOST, ON SATURDAY, et book, containing, Sniet ee a Nar il iy isnving it a¢ No, 23 Ann strect, in the base= Q BEWARD.—1OST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 0 Fin Broadway, between Howard and Canal jd ot ¢ Grand and Courtlandt stroct stage, a Pocktt containing Thirty-six Dollars, ‘The uder by return Lock Factory, 424 Broadway, Carpen I seosive the above reward. oe: BIRD LOST.—ESCAPED hig nw ae CAGE cally re dpvevpeateton Past, Amery SMALIL SIZED COW, STRAYED OR WAS ‘on May 18th, 1890, from the corner of the Ninth ‘Twelfth street, with a rope around oe that returns te said cow will be her horns.— SRAYED—ON FRIDAY, way TH, 180—A DUN co- lord Cow: her hind legs wh: mail white stripe i forehead; a fresh udder of mi out of five teats. Any ecu bringinging the same to Mr. Meually, corner of Co mbia street and Hamilion avenue, Brooklyn, will be hi somely rewarded. PATRICK DOWNEY, Owner. POLITICAL. EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT- The Demveratic Republiean Electors of the Ci and County of York, friendly to regular nominati ‘and the sages of der are requested to meet in th trie = sh. ming. alee ony Hull, on Wednesday 22, at Tig o'clock, for the purpose paring ent system for the fat mpection st tee trate fa this tyr tbe sald elgation distrioe mectiogs ictee, upon consultation, as acceptable te the democratic party:— FIRST WARD. use, corner of Broad and Pearl streets, f Beaver and New streets, 25 Codaratreet. a 2 imley’s, 12 Fulton Market. THIRD WARD. 1, Woodruff's, 204 Fulton. 2 44 Verey. 3. sy wieh. FOURTH WARD. z ag ons z: iam & Duane. 3 Hore, 58 nm Lunch, 300 Pogse, 18 West {'Browdwey. a & Focts Howard i 5 ison it hal ie — ‘SxTH WARD. }, Sixth Ward Motel, corner Duane and 2. Monroe Hall, corner Pearland Centre. & No. 2 Bayard “Ameri Centre, street. Hotel corner ‘sonrn Ww. Honan, care corner Meresr's ‘and Broome strette. atreet. hj Ns ing street. aA, Aya] and hari spear corner Domi ck streets. ton streets. venue. nies Sere Hammond and Hudson streets. E ialtway Mouse, oor, nan ne Del ‘ard i z rem art Bet Ey ae ‘and Forsyth ste, a 's, corner of Ludlow and Division streete. s Eee Wali, ecrver ‘and Raven streets, pores Fountain Coc Coxtape ‘Teed street. oaks tor A: 107 Avene ron ; Mascn’s, corte? ‘Avene D and Tenth street, bp House, Mank 's, 415 Grand street. lanoay street. iE '. i column sre rand trea rou! 1 eG soraar Pance amd Marie steels 4 Demers ‘avenue and Twelfth street. i avenge and TMizteoath st. streets. D. nen and bia streets. waa agente Seca getete esmcer Geet Grand and Blisa- 7 “be Cent y's, corner Hester and Mott. FIFTEENTH WARD... th Ledwiek’ ‘a earner Meee aad Tint third st. . Be Mowery and Rivington, sorner ‘and Riv foreiitage Hall, corver Houston and Allen, inggela louse, Stanton between Sufolk and Norfolk, oti coruer Bowery gad Third. on fn 21d avenue First FIONFRENTH WARD. ‘879 Broadway, near Nineteenth street. , Sixteenth street, near First avenue. x RR ird avenue, between Pwenty-third Jet, eam divided into they elect aa many as iin derscod they rill have dtr that ie iat hy blican Gen. Com. woob, Chairman. the vanes thi he General vision of tie wi iy srder of the Demosrasie FERNAN: Secretaries. rr Drcxw Ha QUATERNTH WAND —THE iF DEMOORATIC olleea bisector of the iach W ‘ard are reqnosted Jace a, vin — “ ad re "ern “y Prinee an’ ed z of Spring an: berry streets. ae Head Quarters, corner of Graud and Eliza- streets Berga 222 Contre street. Te Dele , corner of Hescer and Mott streets, ‘dee one ae from each Election District, to = Ly a jail, om Wednesday venti perpen of ‘an eff Gent ari ae = K 7-4, of pation of reas. democratic party. By order of the Dem. Rep. Genl, Comamittes. tenes THE DEWOCRATIC REPU BLICAN leet 0 Twelfth ward gerd. Hotel, Iigetiacranviie om Monday jock, to elect three delegates x} amman aS & rpose fy order of the Demoerniie Rape WARD THE DEMOCRATIC REP of the Nineteenth ward Mile Howse ——— BERCIAL NOTICRS. AAR AAA AAA AND Cir edge at ons his tery. o Sie se aetaeak erga, om Fe JOURN FIVE Six GOOD A work ‘tens “erate | Ses A. 0, 08 0. F Fane ME ERS es wees Bo jwrnt cr to meet in fe varseeer tions for good Rn ee ee | eeeee Sheies 45 = | most anexceptionable ‘Address J.D. F. Herald oftee. ever =| ERMAN FEMALE | as apesk Frenoh, | ANTED—A 00D FRENCH OR None need apply but suel api (oe No. 1oieash werect, WaANTED—ny AF A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A Cook, who ean be well reeom- ended nat taot pince. Sbe'can be seen for two days | ouly, at Sis Fourth stzeet. 4NTRDBY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A ROOM UN- Furnished, in & house, with a conveniences, and ‘eceupied by & pri family, in the uppor pee of the Seventeenth vers Py ai ld Amity screet, between the | EDWAR | B Liberty : aoe t, UP stairs, ‘¥X7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH woman, & situation ay Housomatd in s respuctable family. ‘Has good references from the last fauily eho lived | ith in London, Please address C, 8., $4 Whitel I steve, for a few days. BY A RESPECTABLE ‘ash: Ironer, or to ge Ny — refe er Inst place, where lived three years, | 7 Monroe streste Can be seen fortwo day, BY A RESPECTABLE | yo. She undor~ vertiser has no mall family. The ven ‘all at No. ANTED—A SITUATION, weman, as Chamnbermaid ands doing up 1 i work a ity references can be given, Can be seen for two Pledsc call as 285 Elizabeth street, in the Tour, wear required. Wouldgee city reference can bo «: Please eail at 3 front room, 4 RESPECTABLE stands hor business, She would have mall family, and would go Gord references given, Ar ween First and Second avenues. Can be seen ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS NURSE AND Seamstress. None need apply uniess well qualities. Enquire 4th t ort ree SITUATION, BY A ris ap Child's Nuree aad Seametres Has no objection to go alittle Apply at 502 Hor strvet, secund floor, trout he seen for two da. the country, room. ANTED—A_ SITUATIO: il can give the best of city reference. 17 Rose treet, front house, on the first floor, where she ea | be seen for two days. | | ANTED—BY A YOUNG SCOTCH GIRE, A SITCA- Good reference can be Collister street, be~ can be nen for two days n Laight and Hubert, ui Fe nee ‘ean be see: hotel, if reaulredt Ww NTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT | AY 5 ee ee en Som vee nd irene | Stenee, in the books ae Wee pares A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION ina ae family. She isa cook, bp and Tenth etre at 417 Tenth street, in the rear. ANTED-BY A RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOM. a a ts anxperieaged alee ej do chan art distance tn the cotintry.” The beat of pity ratoreses, Gan be cen for two anya, from 10s0 0 erelcck, 20°96 Oneek Jones street. Ween wit ey ve, SITUATION, BY A VERY coprarens excellent city reference, as Nurse and bermaid and Waiter, in « private fami- fewen id go cin the country. Apply at 74 Sixth avenue, in Bock store, ANTED—BY A. BR ROTA RLS, yours WOMAN, A as Chambermaid, washing. Assitan eves bs plaio raring. Geet shee wok ening, oF sity reference can Eat wen. Can be seen at 49 Henty sireat, in the reat, fret am ! apr of the Lo a yeepsotability will be given. Address | pier practical f& 10 DAGUERREOTYPIST D—A YOUNG teen for polishing plates. @es phe saacretange Kishass ent by ealling at 259 Broadway, Latarge buildings, room NO. Oy MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, he. WANTED, BY A aman, a situation as Bookkeeper, Titmekeep = x, Clark. cals sar pactepterchiok Be soate teak Pinan? kenerally useful, Address W. W., Herald Osteo, SPORTING. ENTREVILLE Cours E, LONG I ISLAND—TROTTING “tater at P.M., precisely, purse te, in. harne: ryant onters ar. every haif honr, ok 13M. ~s sport is over, 0 Same Day—Pu five, in harness. George Spicer names br. J. Woodruff names b. x. F. Johnson names At P'GEON StOOTING “aT TOROKEN. THERE WILL mired pigeons shot at Hoboken, on Monday, 20eh A veral private mate d ‘immediately after, sweepstakes, &e. To commence at 12 o'clock, on the cricket ground, 1GEON SHOOTING. w LIAMSOURGH, ON Tuesday, 2st inst. M. Great sport may be expected, as there will be. sk tegen B80 Kinin om lopeete. L. COLMAN, 250 Grand street. DRY GOODS, &e. FF D THIS MORNING—BY J. W. BARKER & Oo, nd 75 Catharine stree! super stock of Dress Te red and plain Crape s 4,008 rich and 4 upwards, fnlitas end KOR STEWART tfully to all the ore visiting er arrival of rich ‘Thre and Em-= heir usual unpr low prices. Lt is da question, and universally admitted, that we have the cheapest and one of the bes «of real Laces and Embroiderics in this great metropolis: and we assure 6 kenerally, that every exertion yourtng the newest aud most the European mark articularly solicited to Strangers are before couple repay them for the trouble. and pleasant distance from the (principal access, and has now become one of mott popular estab= Lshments in this city. Remember, 379 Broadway, corner of White street. reduce, te of our atoe RED! N PRICES—THE SUB- 11 offer from this date, the ontire of their Nag at a consider juction from former | Prices. Most of the above have been received by the late steamers, oF ma vie factured in accordance with the Inst ad~ comprise stock, for quantity, taste, aad ole ot cannes be equalled in the Wnited States. Toile illas, $2 es BECK & CO., 255 Broadway. ce, Lille Mant OSEPM FLANDERS, OF 47 NASSAU STREET. 13 ¢ ix selling more Children's Cloth= styles are get up DY RESIDING WITH- Ity locality om the naate with her owe thirteen, where ti jocare as with their own parents, Re~ box 3,200, Post Office, New Y EW LAW BOOKS.—BENEDICTS ADMIRALTY— The American Admiralty, the jurisdiction and practic rms and direstions.aby, Erastus C. Renedic ae peyerte id ed th ORMELIAE EF! RULE, -—§0) DOZEN, FOR Ly Rad (OP, 23 Maiden lane, up stai Pilates, PLATES. — Pot le aIRnOF ~_Fintes, acknowiet eri G10 BISHOP, 23 Walden lanes ANITA BEANE—ONR CASE Vv ONE CASE SUPERIOR VANILLA ae MAS & MAPWELLL, 86 William ot 0 CECB TOUsES Iu Playing Ci Winzow SHADES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, O: hh eed curds tassels, be. __T. CON ANTED-A SITUATION, B ity CLEAN AND RE- a city reeommendat: cham peer ea or to take oars of | G Shitdren and ae Te a first rate washer an and can | ft i ghambermai opt waiter. wil A tenn SITUATION, BY A or Chambermai d and ase. Understands her busincen p ity references. No Green the county. Please in! ANTED—A GIRL TO 4 ty HOU! eo in rand can com ate fami! come ocmmneten exceed fi rar, a Protestant preferred. Call at No. ae Bank r eke: ‘ wer DBY A RESERCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situaticn ‘frst rate washer and mal in Cook; is rate would ve willing to do housework i pene ‘family. The eo of co wu: D—A SITUATION, | 5 brow ANTED—BY THREE here food os | Or iN WwW fom Boctene, sivaations, either oy Foch cores retailer reore pe “J Sctablishment tak siets a "has etd "the paerd ral ship. “All cam ‘produce, the votication tolFe made ct "Wort edae W'ASTED—sITUATIONS. BY BY TWO YOUNG WOWEN; Mai, seamstress and hair dresser, and will travel to any part of the United Staten or | Europe, chjections to take care of chi he yaad fine weshig, and ie ncel ms, at 18 Twelfth be seen corner of Se Piace. “Best et city reference RESPRCTADLE. “yor NO GIRL, A Waiter, Ta. Ld Trihing sr coda general house wort the mont satiefe: i — Nort Bactory streens baremeee a7 ANTED—A YOUNG LADY, TO ATTEND A CON: fectioner's store, at the street and y. References requi corner of red. GUNSMITH, TO TAKE AN INTEREST Jarlished stand. Also, to let, to a plamber, snd from i ase! i Tossn resly hs gee cork and a | rent taken oaf ia work. Apply, adNo. 109 than dow Cherry street. W AXTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTABLE young woman, to do the ork of a small private family; it Food cook, an excellent, washer and irvner, and ona ded where she Can be no 15 i Wits nd arora eraget. Dope se ‘aiters for hovels a, arm fer, entra housework; } aloo, tht a rT nent ember of all try, will fied eeneea, 08 Tio Bima surest, im the PORTERS is their Pea foes carly op DA SITUATIO ‘vA (A RESPECTABLE ‘wash, an ke ony Sivantion’ in ee family. ng the beat of ety oe. for two days, at Dongal street, Sp obaira, on the oe floor, ares ees GED WOMAN, wo of grows make herself useful, goed referonee ean be call at 4i7 Pearl erect, up stairs, second story, from 10 to 4. AT YOUNG WOMAN, AS nor, WANTED, BY A fen ress, who is eon = areet an Mer ts aeniet in chotaberwork | hae passes T boca ae pe eoarracte to be tered inte, immediately after the letti will be dra bilit: arecnseasting a DA eer eu engaged in, “at PERS rev, May Tien, po tee tit La AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT- informed that the full ll be in mK, 4 oon Ii deseriptions of secondshand aad eust-of loth S Moroney. Orange street, Orders lafe at No: 11, or - Titi TOVE AND GRATE THE eantifat, ng cre Sree of ous 0 olt-<4 Lertatn eure: leo. al ragreeal oa ing of Inscets, which are ‘Of approaching Deafness: Sold enly at S7 Joba vt. Wee SHADES —KELTY & Seer 131 CRA ‘street, call the attention of all perso et ees mater’ for mal 4 toll 35 per cranes tors the werrented not to stick or ow wi = ‘will not fara, ‘ial ve rT GEO. HALL, 20 Brondway. tase oe AND SEGARS.—T f deseri igtion, cam ery. A eciol will Es INES, BRANDI! che: 4 be st Lg " ir. of Laigh and 157 Greenwich, corner of Courtland street. PANY, ‘ee BT, at A LET THEM TRY; olveti let come and buy; ¥ it'wen't work fust as tineald, Thoce things may seem strange te there, wh: pogerdes Tashing intolerable Duleance; bat a thorough tr onderful discover Pieted without re trenble her last week, cont five conte. whitee than by the usual process. and no the most delicate fabric.” My pla is that understand om to doe family wash in lene of toss than six conte, { will re- ing tI alee Hinen is mondered wen THR WARM AND SU LTRY WEATHER # the insect tribes together— cupboard 1y seores of ants, and ‘shen bs ber sighs: te'schoed by & thousand fles— ” the mothe the wieked “varmints,” nd os roll ts dogs the hen you ace the band a seure oF en The Mogentie F way, will ia. 4 , will in stantly fier all ‘also, be Srllafos have fecet ved he ret rslians is the ety, an euitmte. te Bases, \. 100 Paltom ptteet; Mrs. Haves, rtreet, Brooklyn. 1,000, 000 i eo LLY SEALE Lain\= opine without compla’ ese ill oosont P| really will renew the hair. rect bas, pot need =e bottles his DR. CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER CURE asta ieee as seven and fre of Hehas A scaing, washing, To Aer ie AMUSK MENTS, Pa. eae, ESE Ma 3 Bey Esallat woskeey, Mery Well i Votemeeell, LEO! han, jot His LAST LBGe Oval i will the eurt *Y ppese Circle, Ble.: ‘Necond ‘ier, 280 Fl Pie Ae, ATIONALTHEATRE, CHATHAM are ‘evening, May 20, will be presented wi Gf SECOND THOUGHTS Fbeneser Sudu ebter, ‘Mr. Jefierson: Matilda, Mi hess After eek FORTY TMIEVES—Diamond, Mrs. B. Mr. W. Taylor; Gamon Mr, Seymour; Paes Mi ith the fares of, ¢ De o'clock Baw: day even ihe oeriocd pent Lae he y of LOV Mise Davenport. After whieh ft in 42 nd Fear 4 a JARDINE me | Lier Ne at Ty iy: teen Tandest Mi . » y BL a wa Re Sigh Hai it ity ROMANCE ——Asper Manly. MM iy d Oliver Manly, Mr. Sack Swift, Meet Gaines Meredith, My, Waleat; Lavender Kyd, Me. T i, eval iy ary aslo Ba Sisuly, Bossom, sr. eva.” etwes ~ and 4th a im n of half au hour, when the tor fleent bail room will. be thrown open asa Pro Hotleale Admission to all parts st the house, Sit Boxes, $0. Doors oven at balf-past ek. rporares, ASTOR PLACE.—LESSEE AND MANA. t, Mr. Chas, Bass—Monday evening, May 20th, rformance will commence with. the coneiyof LOND KSSUWANCESir Harcourt Courtly, Mfr, Il, Ploside; Chacles Covrtly, Mr. Moorhouse; Dazzle, Mr. Beate; Mark’ Medile, Mr. C. Hass Mt way, Mr. A Doliy Spanker, Mr. Gro. a "Parguot, She: Amphi CARD NATIONAL THEATHE.— would respect lie generally, that a MR. E. 1, fri appear in her origi preagnted for the ish romance of the LADY OF THE LAK: together with the popelar drama of ‘THE REBEL CHILP, and other novelties, which will be expressed in bills of the’ day. Box Book new open, HRISTY’S MI NSTRELS.—MECHANICS’ HALL, ae 472 Bi ween Grand and isroomo streets—M. and ‘every night until further notice. well-known hristy’s Rthiopian Opers Trow the Aest entablished ond oldest Organized band fo the ie |i comprising « company of twelve performers, nder the direce tion of ‘They will havo the honor of givin thotr original and taimita le entertainments every ne until further notice. Admission 25 vents. Doors o Concert will commence at Bo‘clock. Au afternoon on Saturdays, commencing at $ o'clock, P. M. ARNUM'S LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS, AT THR Chinese Buildings, No. 639 Broadway. This eminent band of performers, whose entertainments during the past week haye been grected with unbounded applause, will a ommencing at's o' jelock, ti and on Wednei afternoons, o'clock, ‘They will far excel an; f F before witnease Amerie: % tom ch man, produces an elect at one astonin ing They execut reat variety of popular Marches, Waltues, Quadrilles, ‘olkas, National Airs, Ethiopian Melodies, and sel from the most celcbrated operas, with a harmony ani cy of tone whieh ereate the! greatest delight. ‘In con Junetion with the Bell Ringoes, Iso appear those tale ‘edvocaliate, Miss Leslie and ‘Mr. Harrison, the former in riety of popular soni the latter in several com! jodfes and improvisatory effusions. Admission 25 een iden ander Ib, half-price. peere CHINESE MUSEUM, 53) BROADWAY, BE- rons Seeae and Prince strects.—P. T. Barnum, Pro- prievor , Re-engagement for 4 sho Scmmeneing ‘Mo may May 20th, of the Chi ait the principal cities of the ime Yonger, the bate for Eurepe. In addition to the mber, including the lady with feet consisting of ov trim? ACM tit 10 By pen from? A.M. till 10 P. as ‘under 10, haif prioe. ary WILL BE OPENED EARLY jentlemen of acknowledged talent, t, will apply (if by letter, post= tel, corner Chine: tie during the da; M. Admission, AREFIELD— Dr ir. T Johnston: Burchell, Mr: Hotiman MOL tir Jondans Ephraim Jenkinson, Mr. Burton rose, dirs. Hughes: Olivis Primrose. Mrs. Russe a Wilhelmine Amelie Gyenea, Mies Chapman. ‘ek which, a pew hurlers, called ys HOC! FE eq., Mr. F. toms 1 Dr. Dubie be Des, Me lar Blarneyam, Bvt. 25 oa waters: Miss aeons 8 Selly Clotilda, Miss LCH'S CIRCUS—ASTOR PLACE—THE TRO delayed another week: | Monday evening, eat 2), 1850, Universal rush to witn bay Hing and Flying Act American Rider, and Bobby ufternoon € LYM Pompey, late of rot tween Howard an week.— Doors open ig Intro post Doors open at ‘Grehentre bones, fihe.: Private exes $8 ‘enus Rising from the 8: me of the bext form women in the world em Juggler of original ei S73s0.; boxer, B5e.; parquette, 1255 RAND EXWIBITION American Mammoth, the Apollo Rooms, on Wedneday evening, May 22d, performers—Timm, Burke, Kyle Pell, Johnson, Seh: rilliant ‘music, a Doubl Silt be: played he, soos nd Timm, on the Tiss seat tustepmant 10 be oye any two Grand Pianos 7, manofactured unexampled novelty of four performers playii Tickets fifty cents, y dances, with a varioty stousd et ee other plas es of admission Stage seats, private boxes, ERT OF PIRSSON’S : 6 atthe same ¢ had at tho o stores, and at Pirsson’s Piano Manus time upon one Piano. fiinelpal hotels, imu tory, 7 Leonard street, OVEL EXHIBITION OF AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL series of Piet 7 ats lock. Mr. lerweyde il pre at the Aolian Piano- fitig Tickets Sy conte; Children half prise “A: Uberal ae rangement ‘made with schools, AGNIFICENT EXHIBITION AT WASMINatoN Hall, 508 Broadway (three doors ghove N ington’s Grand Moving Dioramas (not P om 2% cen! ‘OHO. "A: KIMBERLY, Manager and Director “of the Original Campbell Minstrels, oN BDNESDAY EV aa MAY 23, Vo is ‘Great afl, Mi swe of Howton, Li River ta; 15 cents. ‘Doors open at 034, com= Bence moving at ‘n exhibition om Mondsy and ‘Wednesda: ero ‘thtee o'elock- Caxez “HALL, BROOKLYN, (PORMBRLY TH Tiheomuns,) with tie aden, to lec, Posseaion given immediately. CARD GLADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE THE- marl paging bed pone C3 Ostenay ckonce ¢ aa Sed hemes a penne ree WY, tog of the Creation, of the World Beauties af he Rh Kuins of Ti Abb: ys, at 3 ats o'clock. Ad- a WORLD ‘ARE teries of Panoramic Views of treet, __ AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. - ARNUM'S MUSE! | ry > ‘HIA.—P. T. B. UM, ‘aAR- = | eee ae hb} ‘every afternoon an: the most ‘wonderful of curiosities. has heen 11 eon ittance. “conte; Children ‘under | ‘0 years, _MUSICAL, — All would respectfu: eall attention te and eattifal Planetorta with 3 3¢ Dole Campana Attach= be seen on ‘Monday, ‘2th inst., at Jolie's shipment to London he manufacturers to tent already CALIFORNIANS —CALIFORNIANS CAN BESUP- description of indi seit for outdite to the gold rec! ott MROOMTS CALITORNI4 EXPRESS THE NEXT EX. Eupire Chin iy ‘th ins Sys apres fine, fer ‘atl ‘parte of to by the proprietor im ral of ny Bi dansk ace iuerehy insuring the wt 149 Pearl street corucr of Wall, late ty ay ey s Fs oy rt N. wit ana EE vate aa) » MILLER, Proprietor. "Vis Broadway. Fe ties SRCOND-IAND, LIGHT ROCKAWAY sengest will ot CO Apply at Mesars, — Fepository, No. 114 Elizabeth street, 1 COMMEN- hy the most once determine pecially when th honent is det tied to be retn p 69d retell by Wi WV ATT. 12 Chrystie, © jee @ cents s package of one dosen pow- ders, One doren packages, $3. OARD IN THE COUNTRY—WITHIN TWO HOURS of communication with thie ety, js wanted for a family; ery a ot “prentioman "and « foe ere the Tih nf Septemte klin, 77 East Hreadway, New York. port reget tas ea 4 GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, nr D On ISLAND WANTED—A on ed with ae ae Tontiy on ftacen | want vavefamily on Stacen Island, int sent af orp or Stapleton, Ade ODATED | hoard, with clean he use of oe- ROT SENTLEWEN T AN HE a Mh eeod farms hed rooms, part or fe a Also large roome commodated nm “art torte sige y #pplying at No. 2 * he is determined fitted ap: ines, Hgnors. and aogare, and provide ity, with despateh an mien, he +e with » lane ‘of pablie Ad je beds kept te suit ccensional tndpete, ot gentiowen viniting the iy, i. Beet, REAKPAST AND DINING SALOON IN what you cannot get A"eap of coffee oF tem, or, and ina clean eating hows, corner of Ann street, between Howse, Don't take o ‘entranee te the re open t,t Venn 9 A.M until 10 state every he lowers Pal Dark 0 Jamaica Kum, Sook jampagne, = ke. one Hardware, ent) and Shelf Bind Staple Hardware, kot Jacoh & Patt will set this day ut 10 v'elock, at t tion Foom, 23 Platt street, as abo rg jortment of Baldw Moving Mateh Pi Trofoos Rules, Iron Hide aa stiow ‘A recently sequired terri- enn of California and the th appropriate letter- Jeneri pti ountries, together with the statletion und ether Information soapteted these Each 26 nine two, and each 79 cent pe by 38 fe Se re rents, rook. Rroadway, second floor, B, THREE STORY Bouse, Ho. seg dears a © LET, ON STATEN ISLAND—A NEAT, GENTEED Port Richmond, within three ii beat jesirable rosids Apply it the U. 8. Broadway, or ah hie Lac vee at New prival WELL pt Poek ~4 C ie ; ily. To a ree rent + low ; vom it oe be CA Tr RT Peck a OOMS TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, to sin lemen, without board, tna of Droady An plewean Ie gentiomen van be sreomen Bibattesy oppenite t 1 Tabernae navies of Mr. T° LET 711 ray, & deuched’ “taqulee on the promioes © LET <PART OF A HOUSE, CONSISTING OF Fi rooms and kitehen, with pri of bari garden, if Cesired, om the North Ties by the Retiree LOR IN HOUSE 00 a for a lawyer, doct ¥ place Will rent! r Weuleres muply dress Wo M,N 0 LET—A NEW CONVENIENT THREE STORY AND arement bowre in Ninth taining. Aftecn For frether partic Be Port Offer ites oe re) tron Market. was >. ope Brondway; forther 7 entrance 119 Grand etree cloley 4a weriean Trag- ine Dire ahieht, Chasrman: doh J. taline 0g, Willem Van Hook, Fans ing T tas F Diller Jinephs igittend, iitorn: taken on favorable terms, ot moderate salen of extra premminm. J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent. ore tor INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, eee Our Washington Correspondence. Wasu ineTon, May 18, 1980, Close of the Twenty-Fourth Week of the Session— Geneval Review of the Topica of the Day—Mis- cellancous Affairs, §e. We are at the end of the twenty-fourth week of the session, or in the last half of the sixth months and, to all visible appearances, just about as far from land as on the first Monday in December, if, indeed, things are not in a worse position thal om the dey of the assembling of Congress. As faras this administration is concerned, we understand the business of this session to embrace the fol- lowing :— LIST OF MEASURES. 1. The admission cf California, as she is, and nothing elve upon any subject connected with the avery question. A moditication of the tariff, introducing spe- fi und home valuations, in lieu of the ad valo- rem system, with an increase of duty upon ironand ce 3. Heavy appropriations to rivers and harbors. 4. Five millions for Preneh spoliations, 5. A further reductien of es. 2 A repeal of the steamship contract system. The annual appropriation Bud h the of the administration. First in importan admission of California. Upon that me \lthe rest depend. And here we have the conflict of the eabinet plan with the compromise of Mr. Cloy, and the subdivision of the various factions of the (wo houses tu contend ‘The plan of the President can only succeed in the event of the defeat of the compromise. From pre- sent indications, the su sof the compromise is extremely doubtful, even in the Senate. Including Mr. Benton, and Mr. Webster, and Mr. Cooper, there were twenty-thr orthern Se- nators who voted the other day to lay the bill on the table. And we understand the following South- ern Senators to be decidedt d to the bill as it now stand: Mason pi ds rsa of Virgi bees rand Elmore, of South Carolina Berson, of Georgia ; mand Yulee, of Florida ; Clemens, of Alabama ; Downs, of Louisiana ; Davis, of Mis. sissippi 5 Sebastian aud Borland, of Arkansas; and ‘Turney, of Tennessee. Add these to the Northern 23, and ‘we have a vote of 35 opposed to the com- promise. To secure the votes of these twelve Southern men, there are two amendments pending before the Senate which must be conct in. 1. The recognition of slavery in the aeeeares 2. The cession of all the disputed terri New Mexico, about four-fifths ef the ancien! Mexico, to Tex ad the removal of the Indians at the government expense. Neither of these amendments, we presume, will be adopted. We presume they will both be re- jected; and then we shall have the Missouri coms promise line proposed as the southern boundary of California; and Mr. Seward has given notiee that he intends to bring in > proviso. That will also be rejected. chend, then, that no material amendments changing the plan of the ly goer og can geepe and that as it _ oer iso £ jority in the Senate opposed to t 5 any Ueets, we expect a discussion of five or six weeks before any conclusion is had upon the subject. What is to be done? We have the extreme North and the extreme South in the Senate. How are they to harmonize? We have a state of revo- lution existing in California. We ate to have . Southern organ set up in Washington, a “oo convention at Nashville, if it isnot Cro t tov ed, and we have the President and the eal pored tothe compromise; and the Nene) Congress opposed to the cabinet. old whig Intelligencer, bearer ¢ ciny ale porting him for forty pro and Robert J. Walker coming up to his relle after opposing him for a quar- ter of a centu We have the cabinet, al demned by the. oomeey on trial before pa Cig We have He my, Cl 4: and Gen. Cass, r to shoulder, the President and Henry Clay at daggers’ Aa We have the abolitionists sup- — a Linoquamert resident, a me an al “4 om motives as wide apart as the poles, voting the Senate with the abolitionists, With tlie ad- ministration paralyzed, and the cabinet on trial for stealing the public money—with both the old Par. ties iecken up into atoms, and hh sections di- vided among themselves, it is impossible to ven- ture upon any calculation in support of any result is sanguine of his compromise ; supporters —F the Cabinet plan, including some ‘athe ty-two members of the New York just as well satisfied that if it comes to House, it will be defeated, and, in the end, will be done except to admit California. On other hand, the extreme South, from the state of things in California, and the condition of parties in Con- gress, expect to arrest the admission of California, at the risk of sending the whole subject of slavery, in all its shapes, bac tothe Mr. C all these elements of confusion, is very enih and expects to be itt the public opinion ; but while the ——- sound, the materials with which he has are just about as practicable as the French aoe bly ; and we do apprehend that the ip ex- ecedingly bad for any settlement of the negro question upon any subject, in any shape, at session of Congress. Of course, ~ attempt to carry thi any other measure of the cabinet policy, in advance of some action of some sort on the slavery issues, must fail, excepting the repeal or suspension of the steamship contract system. But we ex- te King take of the cabinet, and we expect But- he placed in the Navy Department. The ie of the oge require such a man. The founder of the system of steamshi oo epeid.of course, do everything i in his power to strengthen the navy, and to extend our commercial operations by extending and increasing our lines of ocean steam- he declared policy of Mr. Pres- ton (who was raised in the mountains, where there are no ships) to break down the tonmmahion system, interfering too much with the old lubberly plan of sa ing Veseels. Mr. Webster may be considered as having fallen beck upon the President's plan, though be ben alittle farther. He proposes to fada Califondia first, and then to legislate for the territones, while Old Zack propores to admit California, and let the territories: "y of Halifax ; and with an army of the United Syates at Senta Fe, this policy of non-ec- ‘80 far that the army is instructed to get the way, and leave the Texans and to fight out bout among themselves. In this work they are actually engaged on the Kio Grande, while the United States troops, under cabinet instructions, are suffering the auartel te to reen into civil war, Webster does not go for nen-action to thie done but he goes for the admission of Califernia first, and to this length he stands with the cabinet, and egainst Mr. Clay; and as he treads no step backwards, we presume he would hardly vote for the compromise, even if such vote would save the tion bel At the President's le vee, last night, all the seere- taries were vieible among the crowd, except Mr. Crawford, and it ie supposed, Was occ heme in ready + the House wane cal ong mente tgee the Gelpbia elaim. bas.get tho money, howey ood we are pe bw og respectable authority, that he does not i to dirgorge it, short of a law suit. he administration appears to be in the dark upon the Cubs b » notwithstanding there is a Tumor of ane on in a day of two, Wasninoton, May 17, 1950. Some Fun by the Way—Eveneng Items of the Dey's: Pickings. Mr. Crawford he comes in, And soon you see what The poekets. 0 Galphi ‘sThunared thousand doltare! In the examination of witnesses on the Galphia laim, there were three witnesses who testified to conversation with Mr. Anderson, the confidential lerk of Mr. Crawford. We shall call them A, B, nd C. A testified thet Anderson had told a? Geiphia cleoim got through, he ought to 10,000. . HB testified thet Ardereon had told wished to God Crowtord would give him out of the fund. ( ficd thet Anderson said to him, he od Crawh demon fala ‘000b, Soot Mr. Anderson is examined, and somewhat, as it “on out, after thee fashion ~ Did you expect £10,000 of Mr. Crawford, if thie claim was allowed t A.—I can't eay that I did. Q =—Dbid you thank you ought to have it? é — No, sit; Ide not know that »' Wr id you wish that Mr. Crawford would give ' p00 A —What $10,000 17 Q.—The $10,000 of the claim, when paid ever from itp Siens. A= feta wiehed it. Q—Yeou lieve Mr. Crawford to be a fair man? Q rie’ 1 A =| have always believed #0. Q—And you thonghe it would be right if he einen, sek Fe S100 f nay t et h went he objectionable. - think i Las ay p at's th wes “ eal oe ae in to winks for ie i, 000 1, Leuppore it wae a a= —Was ‘there any un He te partleniar understaniiag, gon the pal