The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1850, Page 3

mica AND HER BRITANNIC MAJESTY, CONCLUDED AT WASHINGTON THE NINETEENTH DAY OF APRIL, The a States of America and her Mi desirous of consolidating the oe so happily subsist between them, mee sata in & convention, their vie ferepee to any means tame munication by = canal, which may be constructed Ddetween the Atlantic and Pucitic oceana, by the river ~ icarapye oe Bint a ee, or fa. be the ged ‘or Managua, to any part or place on the Pactie ocean. ~The President of the United States has conferred full powers on Johu M. Clayton, Secretary of State of the United States: her arene Ma jesty on the Right Honorabl He Bal- wer. ember of Her Majesty's ay anoodinie Order ‘ot t the Bath, and Envoy Extraordinary and Mi ister Plenipotentiary of Her Britannic Majesty to w United States for the aforesaid purpose : and the said Plenipotentiaries having exchanged their full power: which were found to be in the proper form, have agrees to the following articles : ARTICLE ~ the governments of United States and Great Britain hereby declare t neither the one nor the other will ever obtain or maintain for itself oe exclusive control over the said ship canal: agree- that neither will ever crect or maintain any for- Ufoations commanding the same, or in the vicini- ty thereof, or occupy, or fertify, or colonize, or as , OF excercise any dominion over Nicaragua, fosta Rica. the Musquito Coast. or any part of Central America; nor will ether make use of any protection — either affords or may afford. or any alliance er has, or may pve to or with any State or ple. for the ‘purpose of maintaining or erecting any Eich fortiGcations, or of occupying. fortifying, or eolo- nizing Nicarngua, Costa Rica, the Musquito Co part of Central America, or of assuming or. exer- ing dominion over the same; nor will the United Sales of ivset Rritain take advantage of aay intima: si or use any alliance. connexion or influence that hee ap possens with any State or government sh whose territory the said canal may pass, for therya of aequiriag, or holding directly, or indi- rectly, for the citizens or the subjects of the one any rights ‘or advantages in regard to commerce or navign- mm through the said cams which shall not be offered on the aaine tetma to the citisens or subjects of the er. Agticce IT.--Vessels of the United States and Great % itain traversing the said canal, shall, in case of war ween the contracting parties, be exempted from Bockade, detention, or capture, by either of the belli- gerenty; ‘and this provision shall extend to such a dis- from the two ends of raid canal as may hereafter bet found expedient to establish, Anrricie III.—In order to secure the construction of the , the contracting parties engage that if ‘any such canal shall be undertaken upon any fair and equitable terms by any parties having the authority of any oe aa, Apeteanedd or governments through whose he same msy pees, then the persons employed in maki said canal, and their property or to be used forshat object, shall be protected from the ent of the said canal to its completion by the governments of the United States and Great Britain, from unjust detention, confiscation, seizure, or any violence whatsoever. ‘Anticie LV.-;The contracting parties will use what- ever influence they respectively exercise with avy Btate. States or Nie pong possessing or claiming to possess any jurisdiction or right over the territory which the said canal shall traverse, and which shall be near the waters applicable thereto, in order to induce such States or governments to facilitate the construc- tion of said canal by every means in their power. And, furthermore, the United States and Great Britain agree to use their good offices wherever or however it may be expedient to, in order to procure the establishment of two free ports, one at each end of the said canal. Anricur ¥ —The contracting parties turther engage, that when the said canal shall have been completed, they will apap itfrom ate tion, seizure, or unjust confiscat! and that they guarantee the neu- ‘trality thereof, 80 that the ‘aid canal may be forever and free, and the capital invested therein secure. ‘evertheless, the governments of the United States and Great Britain, in according their protection tothe cen- struction of the said can: Pg comes its neutrality ‘and security when completed. always understand that this ‘and ly are granted conditionally, “na same. adopt or establish such regulati nes the traffic thereupon, as are contrary to the spirit and intention of this convention ; either by making unfair discriminations in favor of the commerce of one of the contractingparties over the commerce of the other, or by imposing oppressive exactions or ua- reasonable tolly upon parse easels, goods. wares, merchandise, or other articles. Neither party, however, shall withdraw the aforesaid protection and guarantee, without giving six months notice to the other. Anricts VI.—The contracting parties in this conven- tion engage to invite any State, with which both or intercourse, to enter into stipula- to those tho either have Ey tions with them have entered of such Sapieeeed cnoal eset ontemplated. And the Contrecting Soslkewion agree that each shall enter iuto sue! st gg with such of the Central American as they may deem advisable for the purpose effectually carrying out the great design conve! tion, panels, that of Coustracting weer Byes *aid canal as a ship communi two oceans for the beaeit of man- d, on equal terms to all, and of protecting the sane. also that the good offices of either be tmployed, when requested by the other, in aiding and negotiation of such treaty Pepe mu ator mich or over the sai fs cd exsal chal pecs between the slates or govern- Fede BE tt euited to promote the inter- ents of the said canal and to strengthen the bonds of friendship and alliance which sist between the con- tracting parties. Al eels VII-It being desirable that no time should be unnecessarily lost in commencing constructlig the said canal, the governments of the United States and Great Britain ee to give their support and encouragement to ruc sons OF company as may first effer to commence some with the necessary fas pd consent of the local suthorities, and on ples as accord with the spirit and iaten- of this conventio d, if any persons or com- with any State through ny pass, a contract for tl eb a canal as that specified in this eonvention, to the stipulations of which contract | neither of the ies In this convention have any just cause to et, and the said persons or compray shall have made tions and expended time, mo- prepara: ney, and trouble, on the faith of such contract, it is hereby agreed that such persons shall have a priority ‘of claim over every other person or company, to the protection of the United States and Great Britain, and be allowed a yenr from the date of the exchange of -— ratifications of this convention, for conciuds ont presenting evidence ot af sie bed to accomplish the undertaki nae at if, at the pication of the period, suc! as or company 6 and casry ous Rt oy a enter. moet tw the t at i be free to aford puaeotente toany pd a shall be prepared to com mence and a aia with the construction of the canal in Se vant. the governments of the United States and Great Britain having not only desired. in i convention, to accomplish a par- t also to establish a general principle, ir protection by treaty ble communications, prove er by canal ot railway, which are noW proposed to be established by the way of fobmaatarce or Panama, In granting, however, tion to any such canals or railways ae are by ikis article specified, i ig always understood by the ‘nited States and Great Britsia that the parties con- strocting or owning the seme shall impose no other eharges or conditions of traffic thereupon than the wee governments shall approve of as just and ‘and the raid $a the eltlorne Btate as the United States and treat me 5 Agriece IX. —The ratification of this convention shail be exchanged at Washington within six months from this day. or sooner if possible. In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed this convention, and have hereunto affixed our seals, Done at Washington the Nineteenth day of April, Anwo Domino, one thousand ei A hundred = fifty. JOHN M. CLAY (ee) HENRY LYTTON ie LWER, (u THR RATIFICATION. ‘The above treaty was ratified by the Senate, on Wednerday. the 22d instant Aves—Badger, Bell, ng Berrien, Butler, Cass, Chase, Clarke, oy, Coo} Sorwin, Davis, of Mase, Da: lodge, of Wire., ‘Dodge, of lows, Downs, Feleh, Foote, Greene, Hale. Houston, Hanter, Norris, C ales, json. Tiright. Borland. 'Cleme « jiee., Dickinson, Turney, Waiker, Whitecomb, "vate enton. Bradbury. Douglass, Rimore, Ham. tin, Phelps, Rush, Uphas Union Baptist Chureh, Twenty. second street. Rev. £. Remington, morning, Mount Zion Churebe Broadway Rev. 5. 8. Snow, "hoch of Humanity, Third street—Jobn Commer. ford, and Mr. Pine, afternoon Jerusalem Society, Washington Plaeo— Rey. Li Wilkes, morning. = wae Free Chueh, Siath avenue—Rev. 8 P. on ert Dal The General A A 0. 8.—The Gem eorm rer Merian Church, 0 i “me for covered in session at Cineionat! t ea aver of the General Asser! the receipts inefinding the wanes in the treara- ement, to be i 187 11. Bxpendi- year, $35,003 07; leaving a balance at ‘he close of ‘he year, of eet, 14 04 went Bon te ote the varies atoek: ms the Assembly. =. wit! neome phd It then eaid, that, according to directions, i certain bank stocks have been sold, net i $42.194 00. Of this sum, there have been invested, ia Other storks, $23,716 21, To be cadien $18, 477 79. Protxerant Eriscora: Convention at Purbapecrnta. —The following are some of the prossedt of the Protestant E pinegeel Gos Copneution. ab phia, on the 24th inst., after which nesses sine die :— i oe Hendrick B. Wright offered the following reso- ution : Whereas, certain resolutions were id at the last annual convention of this diocess, relative to the re- moval, by the House of Bishops. of the disabilities im- posed by that body on the Ri rend H. U. On- derdovk, whieh may be ealeu! tad create ® wrol impression as to the senge of the convention, as well as the true state of feeling throughout the diocese— therefore Resolved, That this convention do not desire to ex- ~ press any opinion as to the merits of the question, nor design that said resolution shall in any manner be regarded as resolutions of instruction to the Right Rey. Bishop of this diocess, as to the course he should pursue in the House of Bishops; but that they, tho clerical and lay members of this convention,respectfully leave the matter to the tribunal having jurisdiction, without expreaing an, opinion. feeling confident that, in its decis' ample justice will be done, as well to the church as the Right Reverend gentleman in ques- tion, ‘ On this resolution a brief but and finally the subject was laid upon the table by & vote, by orders, as follows: Clergy, ayes 60, noes 15; lnity. ayes 24. noes 8, the number of the trustees of the Theological Semi- nary this Convention is entitled to choose, &e. made & report. in whieh it was stated that there were several vacancies. On motion, the Bishop was authorised to } fill the same by ap, winesene. Harris, a committee ot On motion of Mr. five, consisting of Tev. Messrs. Harris; Ducachet. Har nd Judge Stroud and G.M. Wharton wei pointed to free the constitution, revised regulations and canons from contradictions therein, The Bishop then nominated Rey. Drs, Carmichael and Clamson, and Messrs. Goddard and Alex Brown to fill the vacancies in the board of trustees of the Theological Seminary. On motion, these, with the rest of the former Board of Trustees, were appointed as the new board, and the concurrence of the General Convention was requested therein. Marine Affairs. ‘The steamship City of Glasgow, Mathews, hence for Glasgow, was seen on the 21st inst. in latitude 39 42, longitude 66 26. entleman ery of distin éan be seen Gen. Loper.—A portrait of tis guished individual the largest collection of Hamilton House, Fort Hamilton, L. 1, will open for the season, on Monday, June 3d. Families wishige to secure rooms will address The’ suveoriber, at the Franklin House, N. Y. HAWLEY D. CLAPP. ‘The Isla: a tak n—The who! Manhattan) bas been taken by the unparalleled.cheapness, able cut of the Spring and Su establishment of P. L. Rogers, 7 Benton, Foote, Seward, Atchinson, Cle- mens, of the Senate, and Winthrop, of the House of Repro- sentativer.—BRADY bi rom his branch establish nguished men, Je of the art They may be seen, with | art f interest, at BI 'Y'S National Gal- jroudway, corner of Fulton street. Passengers by the late Steamer from Cali- fornia will find it to their advantage, if they wish to procure id cheap Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, to get, them at No- urtiandt street, the Merchants’ Hotel. Goods sold in this store are 2 per cent cheaper than ean be found in any ierants inthe ty. THE DOCTOR. MONEY MARKET. Sarunvar, May 25—6 P.M. ‘The stock market opened heavy this morning, and prices for nearly every fancy in the list fell off a frac- tion, The transactions were not large, and specula- tors forarise were evidently little disposed to take hold ebarp even at the depreciation. At the first board, United States 6's, 1867, declined %{ per cent; Erie Bonds, new, 34 ; Farmer’ Loan, \ ; Erie Railroad, 3 ; Canton Company, ; Harlem, 4 ; Long Island, ; Morris Canal, }¢. Hudson River Railroad sold at a de- cline of four per cent from previous prices. Govern- ment and State stocks were inactive. By the arrival of the steamship Crescent City, from Chagres, we have three weeks later intei/igence from California. The steamship Tennessee arrived at Pana- ma from San Francisco, which port she left on the 21st of April, with one million of dollars worth of gold on board, (eight passengers.) How much of this is gold dust, and how much coin, does not appear in the report. Counterfeit gold dollars are in circulation. They are well calculated to deceive. The amount of coal brought down by the Reading Railroad, during the past week, was 26,140 tons—total for the season, 430,333 towns. By the Schuylkill Canal for the week, 16,040 tons—total for the season, 135,618 tons. Certificates of gold deposits, to No. 1,904, will be pay- able on Monday. This includes all gold dust deposited ‘to the 7th inst. The amount on hand in the office of the Assistant Treasurer of Philadelphia, on the 24> inst., was $1,159,070 70. ‘The Government Stock Bank of Michigan, is about commencing operations, and will soon issue notes. ‘They wil be secured wholly by United States stocks. ‘The notes of the bank are on their way to the State Treasurer of Michigan, to be countersigued. They consist of 1's, 2's, and ‘The 1's have for a viguette, s large spread eegic standing on the branch of a tree— Jackeon on the right of the eagle, and e sailor on the right margin, The 2s have for vignette, three me- chanics inspecting three drawings, shipbing in the back ground, The 6's have for a vignette, the goddess of agriculture kneeling, and two Indians retiring be- fore ber—there is & shield between the goddess and the ravages. ‘Tho operation of the repeal of the navigation laws of Great Britain is watched closely, and the reports of the Board of Trade, from time to time, looked for with» great deal of interest. The returns, for the month end- ing the Sth of April last, exhibit # continued diminu- tion of the total tonnage, both outwards and inwards as compared with the corresponding period of 1849, when the importations of grain caused an enormous in. crease, The,tonnage entered inwards was as follows :-— Torta Toxxace—Morrn evorvo Apart 1848. 1s British vessels, . 206149 United Staten vessels 46,160 Other countries, 138,843 451,133 The clearances outwards were— 1848. 1849. ritish vervels, « 872742 427.208 United & i 42405 (OAD Other countries. . BO 56965 473,891 By the same retarns we are also furnished with the totals for the first quarter of the present year. From these it uppears thet, since the abolition of the narign- results have been establisied foreign shipping -—For the three months 5th of April, the total tonnage entered inwards was 910.860, while during the same period of Inet year, it was 1,125.040. This shows @ decrease of about 19 per cent. but the propertionate diminution presents the follow- ing favorable appearance : On the other amount of tonnage cleared outwards was about 7% per cent, and again the proportionate deercase was as follows :— Britich Verrels . Dimination, about a per cent United States. . + Ditto, Other Countries, Ditto, is With regard to the consting trade, the tonnage en- tered inwards wae 1.066.828 in the month en: April, 1848 ; 066.216 in 1849; and 084,961 in 1850. The clearances outwards were 1,158,084 in April, 1848; 1,080,766 in 1849 ; 1 080,206 im 1850, Stock Exeh) $12000 110, 7 she Harlem RR ox = 18, . astra 6 t aw a iss dy f=) oe ‘ ye FS & é a0 « » “ a wm 4 15 20 i a0 ¥ co i Lal irited debate onsued, — The committee who bad been directed to ascertain | ndred thousand dollars on | freight, and two hundred thousand in the trunks of | 4, the aggregate diminution in the | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. REWARDS. LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING, surest Ounilns, or in walking from treet, one Lundred and seventy dollars, tweaty collar bill om the Bank mei? ills se, onme actors bent . Teeeive the ubove reward, by returning the te eT ON THE 22d INST. IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD mall all daily Many the iainin of . une va ‘an: hhonda bea i "Sowa yy ter , 74 Tames street, POLITICAL. EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CONVENTION-AT A meeting held at Tamman: We the distrlots, adopted Cheng », tathis convention, the de~ te recommended to meet at tho n Togeday evening, the 28th ek, for the purpose’ of ‘Alling a to, meet on Wednesday at Wy , Cl airman pro tem. {Secretaries pro tem, ‘The convention then venting, the zien day, of § AN MRLVILLR, MACHELLAR, WARS. WANTED, IMMEDIATEL TWELVE ‘2 cents por & pape roa apply. ANTED—TWO CABIN TICKETS POR SAN PRAN- cisco, for the steamer of June Lith from this place. One t first-rate workmen WwW for a lad tieman, for which a liberal pre~ mivm will be paid, by WAKD & PRICE, 40 Wall st, ANTED A RESPECTABLE PROTRSTANT ‘oun W ess. Is lent Rand ae mai gentlemen's shirts and all manner of ladies i do light chamberwork if required, o asssis scare of growin cuilavens” Take. psow tetseene Pleas iD from her last piace, where shy has been nine months call at 107 Kast Thirteenth street, near Fourth a ANTED—BY A YOUNG SWISS MAN, WHO SPEAKS and writes the Preach and German Languages, and un derstands a little Enslish, situation as under el nt porter, or waiter, He is willing to make himeelf ge ra ly useful, Please call at 231, Avenue B, 3d floor, front root ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, cl nbermaid or Waiter, or to take | care of children and todo ie insewing, ‘The best of city re~ ference. Apply at No. 60 Bast Seventeenth strect. i | nent and lucrative employment. Call at room No, | leck Buildings, 290 Broadway. WANTED—By A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation in « private family. k and exvellent baker. The best of city reference given. Can be seen for two days. Please eal! at 62 Third avenue. AINTER—A YOUNG GERMAN ARTIST FORTRAIT and Landscape Painter, whe completed his a during a number cf years in Ital; frous of obtaining ¢ ation f rece’ cording to his Wing say endict ies. For further ER'S, No. 7 t tal ticulars, apply at Greenwich street. AMUSEMENTS, R MONDAY EVENING, MAY | ted the tragedy 0 Py) YOUN—John, } tof Essex, Mr. W. War Earl ae Mr. ill She? Seetnd Ter, Boer Pit, = ATIONAL THEATRE, ev ail the first BY" MY i S UETSEY "ur, Bo i. torsen. Mr. BL Sig Mr. Russell; Mra. Bobts Wagiall, "Mrs. Madison. “Aticr which ht Ry tt ‘Ta-hi-Lougluck, Mr. Ierbert; Kalin Arack, Mr, Jeffers m; Kasrac, Mr. Burke; Aladin, Miss Auna Cruise; Princess Badroulbadou Miss Lookyer. To conclude With ‘ihe farce of THE OMNIBUS Pat Rooney,’ Mr. Sey= mour; Mr. Dobbs, Miss Smithy dolla, Mrs. J to Commence at 8 fereon.. Boxes, 25¢.; Pit’ Iago. TRE, ASTOR FUROR LBSSRB AND MANA- it of Mr. Neafie.—Monday ) will seumense site the sMelaotte, Mr. v'elock, Ir. Bass; Beau: t, Moorhous Paoline ‘etch fies’ Mise Be Wallach, Maden Becehen with the drama of NAPO- reas Mrs. spe ag So no. ary, te somuance at : —, se Wert Ataphitheatre, eat Hg lock URISTY'S MINSTRELS.—MECHANICS HALL, NO, «73 Froese eet ype pn et camame see | a ‘oncil furt me int veils ramen ay Ethic) crate . tablished and oldest Oreanized Vand tn ra . open a Dennen ab Beelsek. An efterrne Orcnecl on Saturdava, commencing at $ o'clock, P. M. BARONS, LANCASHIRE, BELT. RINGERS, AT THE Chinese Buildings, No, 639 Broadway —T band of perfo bose entertainments, during two weeks, Lounded ery evening this wer at 5 o'clock, and on W o'clock. "Their novel p nine of the kind ever Ameri e. Their music, Heine pro- Seed ine aaehT etnies hole arcane te to each man, produces an effect at once natonishing a1 cha ‘ti at variety of popular ni national and select pieces from the most celebrated opera yand delicacy of tone which creates the cre: ‘evajn we with the Bell Ringers, will also app. ts, Miss Leslio and Mr. Harrison, th e former 1 eomie cents; in a variety of popular songs, and the latter in seve melodies and improvigatary eMfuslons. “Admission, children under 10, half price. BARNEMS CHINESE MUSEUm, 58 BKoaDWay, BE- tween Spring and Prince strects.—P. T. Barnum, ’ro- Prictor and Manager, Re-6 for a short tine Longe commenting Mor May "ivthy of the ‘Chinese Lady Salta, who Ferpone ieiteny the Hncipal its Bieriouato their departure for Chinese Family, six in number including ‘th 23 long, on Chinete Fas vanes spe Ty ae the day and evening. Mt fmission, 26 cents; ebildren under 10, fae price. Li- ral ana ements made with public and private schools visiting the Musenm ium body. ineh collection, consisting of over ons ie durin Me Adm SPKeIAL § NOTICKS. EW YORK, MAY 25th, 1S0—MR. EDITOR—AT A meeting of the Dry Goods Cleri oointion, held May | Sb, Ee the fellowing resolution: ware ‘unanimously adopte | “\REsclved, That the Dry Goods Clerk's Association, fully sensible of the valuable assistance they bave received from those merchants who have generously consented to close their stores at & o'clock, thereby promoting the comfort and Yielfare of their clerks; ‘do hereby tender them their warmest th ke f for their noble co-operation in the early-clesing That a copy of the above resolution be sent to “ier, Tribune, Star, and Sunday Ditpateh, for in behalf of the Association TICHENOR, Cor. See. To J. G. Banners, Editor of Herald: 4634 Walnut street, i epiisdeionle. RAND CONCERT IN lace in h Lagerbe Tiam, and No, 217 William street. FRANKLIN Museum, 178 CHATHAM SQUARE.—TWO rformances every iu the afternoon = oe ty the evenlug. at halt-past % rdinary attraction 1M anpear Frietaal liv including “Adam and as Rising trom the 350.; parquette, 123¢¢. HIRD Yn ry ty PANORA: eat enen'es se Clock. ‘Panorama, begins movi His eh, Exinhion Ma Cy J and Saturday, Ee ane ve ton Ferry to the hall every ten TbR—3 Strong, beens mag and Galler; with YOUR vuiPes IN Pang oan; ett Oliver Manly, Mf Meredith, Mr. re Watese a Eavender ioe Mr. Loach Mr jot hn Sefton; ‘Taylor; Barbara islonsom, am. Between the Sd sad duh setsr an intoommia an hour, when the magn: ball room will be thro Musi ‘Admission to all Privi $5. open at URTON’S THEATRE., be perenne | STREET—MO - BY x evvaing, May 27 0h, wil be played the new comedy of the CLISPAW_Cepain Burpee Mee On Clarker wr, Snowball, Mr. Burton Dietor oose, Mr. Jordan; Apple- Mr. Johnston; Mrs. Penehdown, Russell; Caen * Miss Clan hg or Second Tier, 250. O'Rei, ete che MINSTRELS — 7H H@INAL Mra sad Grand’ via rene, EF an “ mag week — moert % Introduced HY ‘A # binge in meee ico Bi pers ee8, ich have most decided marks robation by mush or Bas stamped them as belug the “ne Hon Bs venta; “Orohtonra boxse: Woes Private beset gia ASTLE GARDEN.—THE THIRD. GRAND 8: t the above magnificent Sal ycrening, May HcIaBn bog eae’ to seseance that, ebel hearts expressions of delight evinced by numer lighted audiences at the two first Concerts, they are mined to spare no exertions to please the thousanis who floe| to theirsuperb summer hall,to inhale the fresh sea breoze, and be charmed with the music of Loder'’s famous orchestra, Programme—Vart 1.—Grand Overture, Churubini; Concer- tini, flute, Mr. Eben, Briccaldi; Grand Pot Pourri, with sol for full orchestra, Weber; Concerto, violin, Herr Noll (whose performances have caused yo much ‘gratification to the visi ters of this establishment,) De Beriot. An i forint aston of ned by th Subjects ‘represent nl Silence of the Desert—the Arabs Hymn of athe ‘Song of Rejoicing—the approach of the imoon—-the Caravan Overthrown—the ning Pray Almec's Dance~ Slee} the Departure of the, ‘an—Song of Prai To commence at 8 o'clo refreshments of superior quality will be provided in the Saloon, and served by civil and obliging attendants, throughout the whole evening, as well as during the inter- mission. The Cosmoramas, newly arranged and brilliantly ted, will afford amusement to the promenaders. The it thi dnd unequalled are the cons veniences of this spot, for it not only abounds in natural ‘ties, but gives rise to a thousand reflections suited to ELCH’S CIRCUS—ASTOR Hyatt acs TROUPE delayed another week. May 20, 1800, Universal rush to witness the grei ing, Vaulting a1 Flying Act of Horsemanship: by the unparalleled. Sot mertcan Rider, Eaton stone, ‘Two Clewns, Dan Gardner Bobby Williams. Also, for the convenience of families, eure afternoon entertainment Wednesda d 25th, in which t appear. Adininsi Price. TALY.—NOW OPEN EVERY EVENING, POR A SHORT Season, at Stoppani Hall, 6 Broadway, corner of Walker street, the great Moving Panoramic Mirror of Ttaly, repro- senting a tour through that beautiful and elassic land, em- Northern, d Southern Italy, ‘augh, Esq. sketches tuk wenad shi Weente; children under va ‘entral, painted by hy imevlf nif on x ednesday aud Saturday af stent i "Tekew 35 2% cents; children under years NISH JOURNAL LA CRONICA, HAVING fie mega from No. 63, calif Pa ‘mente will bs made on Mouday 4 AM to2 P.M A. X. SAN MARTIN. —THE MEMBERS OF EMP = pho. 2, gratefully tender their thant |GINE CO, Androws, De Forest, Health Warden of the lat 380 it Kind street, on Friday ni ast. {bei warmest See! is to the Dr. G ‘Traphi ‘are un= to convey the —= Foreman. tions for the use of his wi to their homes. Tnos. WALKER, Secretary. OTICE 18 bo ped bee coarrit WAR that all wh yeoneers, wonld to pat down the the termined” one and a if rahe ‘ ft Sateu the Frecigents * nt “BH Pe cis Ppuiksaex: Perer Murvoox, R. Secretary. Jeune, CONNB! BS pon, Wty = Fama yard of nn and Nassau streets, New SPORTING. Urns fn + Theres Oger, Ne may Th wagons. Fedcuasee \s- sane Giepieee’ ames th Assi. ceR Sateen Proprietors. IGFON SHOOTING AT WILLL day, May 27th inst.—Mate Will poaltively be ct y MSBU Loy pe: MON- weenstak xt foir day, "Corman, Grae ONSULATE OF NEW GRANADA—ALL PERSONS going te the ports of New Granada mast provide rt By y gt CAuORNLA, NEW OR ANADA AND (Cuma pass. ports—Passports for s camer Ohio, In con- feqnence of all persons going to any being obliged to far aeporit, the Agency will aporte gratis. f the above places 4 Staves Pi iu 7), from 9 vill 1 port ‘elvek. cal Peo. 2 Astor Houses | ph td FLORAL EXIIBITON Tak su BSC Iner | pounce, that he hae a magnificent and unrival~ Tulips, now in full bloom, and recently import lands sompricing ane thousand of the . “tn the ecllostion’ of cA oodstock, Southera West- dmisston 26 cents. Harlem ly miscellany, devoted to Ty Cornelius Mathews. Gon= 0 the Theatres of New York, with Mr. Enemy, Weger—Mrs, Fanny Kemble and Alexander Calentations—Don't go to the Theatre. thentic Lfe of Miss Charlotte Carhmen, with it. pe A Dird’s-Eye View of New York and ite Suburbs, from y Church Stee Address for the new Pair by Fite Green Halleck, “The Prompter ” or t Washini ~t athe ‘middle of the 19th cent ‘The renee Case—Mr. Jamiesor Afidarit—The t” Abandoned Parkman ant Webster, in advance, from Douglas Jerrold's *paw.” ‘eck ; Theatrical and Musical for Strangers to Places of Amuse Publishers, x ee 12. Compl open in New York. Priee, 10 conte. | Iw he A Th Nases Donglas Jerrold's new ¢ ing Cloud, by Baraard, | a a The Ameriraw Admiral th practical forme ¥ 1 * published nad icemie BANKS, GOULD & CO. No.) RAILROAD, AMDEN AND AMBOY Rat i be FOR ! Po ae t ph ow ok, A and balf-| Nook, fram fier Ne I Ne North iver. gy Ps laad care. 8S ts cLarMine. 8. WILLIAMS, 6 NASSAU STRERT, NEAR FUL- « ton, invites attention to hie superior stock of ble goods fot gentlemen's, ready made, or m and bette henee im the oe re of, ig entirely ot mt. The thread Jawe capes, black thread ‘MISCELLANEOUS. AGUERREOTYPE PLATES. — LEWIS 1. Piates, acknowledged sy ‘all othe: Rm BISHOP, s RECHES! Leech: BISHOP'S sq sale ov LEECHES!—40.000 LARGE SWEDISH es, Just arrived, for sale at low prices, by J. ¥. CLEU,, 7 John street. OLD LEAP AND DENTISTS’ GOLD. FOIL, MANU: Serer 112 Franklin street. Gold Silver Leaf, Gold oh Tin Foil, at the ‘warranted fret 3.1. WAUGH.— we! WILLOWS: 2, 000 DOUBLE AND SINGLE les of very fine French wiiows, Just landed and for sale in quantities to suit purehase: anare, DF J. F. CLEU, No. 80 Jol fore'y ing eut that the ches variety of Bo ts ‘at JONES’, 14 Ann street. RN IA SHIRT STORE JUST or above Clinton. Orders rts, by or beau “che eat a nd and Fra dhe advantage of thie material a me ease to ae 7 Rasen, corner of Ana etree sedthe Bible Howse, ‘Don't take cur ON. Be rate entrance to the las family mot Hire. Mereer,) sesau, im Aun street. F patruaace solicited. EDWIN 9. MERCER, Proprictor W enrortz PLANING MACHINES AND STEAM LL pnes.—vone |. Lester, ae {e2 Pale el et th fi Le ge Bo} Lanter gatpeen’. rene J. Teeter, 192 Fulton strest, N.Y., of at Tactery f itastings, om Hudson Kiver. “se Wastixe MADE EASY."—THOUSANDS HAVE shased this valuable discovery, and expressed their uneven eatisfact! Jae well as hard ru! hhout sey offensive t, 43 Ane street, second floor, post-pair ensure one by he firet mail. es Pr BONO FURLICO DR. t thor " eae af Se tested seenetien wane So Srtaiaed, tion of the ailicted Ie called. My suceneren RED TOBACCO— me r NDERSIONED a tured Totacce, ot wot pil giaben, ‘ Is. in pact aerioge eleee, and are antly reeeiy- i direct from the (manufectarers ia Virginia, whieh) ny reduces literal term IN & DORTI Tot Frome street. ORNELIAN RINGS. —0m DOZEN, FOR SALE BY Cc VICTOR Bis iP, 23 Maiden lane, ap evairs, © HOUSEWIFE SHOULD KE wero T it- THE jam recommended is very Ne rubh the clothes are beautif hb rnd Le flawbed befee | reak{asi—eo eaye Wid) te o New York, Tons s MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR TRE Destaye- roaches, bed bugs, as all other insects Magnetie Puls, termination of rate articles warrant on's Depot, 40 Broad ARLES MUNDE'S DR. WATER CURE ESTANLISHMERT, ery to any chante oh ie Tapeetations . mate op the part of these Peat ticcs Pare pleaee spp tevatere nédreen ro 23 _ AMUSEMENTS IN N PHILADELPHIA, Bakseu 8 MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA—P. T. Proprietor and Manager ; Henry Sanford, As- rf ant The, performances of the Seruia Opera Troupe have, during the past week, been witnessed and Tauded by handvede of the Aree feinilies in Phntedelphis: The Manager with pleasure announce that, during the Bohemian ¢ , who will aleo presen! ke. Particular atte to the 8 ‘vriosities, Admittal 2 cents. Children under yenrr, 126 conta. BOARDING, &C. Nap elem cog AND THEIR WIVES, ALSO milemen, cau nd full oF partial Board, at 256 a= (12 Nelxon place), near Bighth street, The Mouse iageplete with il'& tiguows hie Eighth street ences, and Com Broadway lines of stages. OARD—ONF LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH LARGE Re "had by mmediate apptication: vingle gentlemen, Kept house, with anders Apel OARDING.—A D LADY, AND A few eingle gentlemen, eam be scosmuodated with Board, and nice in @ genteel private Moardin House, whe there are but a few select boarders, at Ii d strect, between Broadway and Elm street, wing ‘Anthony pe fi i reet, pext'to C1 heist Chureh, OARD IN THE COUNTRY — THE UNDERSIGNED has delightful accommodations for Board for familiog, d ndion, at his reskdonce on Hive iu we ang recently of D. fists the mnldst of the pm apttet Daniel Lad wy D. Howard, Bey, Irv: el, N. ¥.; No.3 Nassau strecte. A. References to D. btameech & arti gs nm ORV FLEMEN CAN, kfaat and tea, a as between th v ing, bei ten minutes walk 1 “he forme wea Foe pariculara, please stdrees bon X88 this office, ME ROOMS TO Le partial boar 4 tea in or near Broadway s ‘and below Teaih-ot "at this office, Weights. ‘Ok ly redueed prices by SIONER FOR CA IFORNIA—AVPOINTED RY tof Califormia, for the State of New Vork, the, take the preof agave aeknowledcement of ta to be weed there AILEY MEY Connerilor (ot the ap. is valoone tlemen whe be nseared fo learn, (by hie wnique mothes )in ktew leavons, ail the new And fashicnable dances. ve a DARK © wesser Abra peddle, ye be vate a Newer ener the Inet € hae! Serra Vann Pas eat ascsen ee 5 a bY ar near Broad- HS 3 STAGE- Rate FOR Pym 4 vy avon, Orieert & be sven ot a wey. Fer partioclone es cogelee at No, 109 AMUSEMENTS. r ROADWAY THEATRE. ManemAlt, ee Lessee. may 4 Presented, the drama o pea yr Akva Conner, the Rash, Mr. Hudson; Don Diego Lo toty Mr. Fredericks; Duke de | Graleones Me. Shaw) The Finesse Maripa, Misy K- Hora, e fee w ich, & Grand Divertisement b: ra Ciocea and ie Belgas ities’ oy. be eee oe i . nm} Capt. 7 Mrs. Fisgig, Mise Cfiomy, Mig Ot Housckeopers aud as the goods are pri be put up in lots serve. N.B—The rich Bill embroidered Canton Crape, om Monday | and Tuesda: the season, and wil and sold d*without tex , Sati jm ‘ant other ‘Shawhs, will be sold PF FOR + BALE AND TO LET, USINESS STAND FOR SALE—VERY yaual property on the Hudson River—Store, stock and food will of the establisiment;« busines abliahsd for several years, principally for cash, und is now fn Tall opers— tion; but the owmes pelled to remove South omaccouns of health. It isa rare @ ohuance for investment. For pare Heulars Tans to LAND PALMER, 177 Br ad) cond floor, OTHIO ¢ *PTAGE, AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, to let. “Newly built, im modern style; contains eleven Warr Lelarmely Tooated, with a fine view of the bay, nea Vanderbilt's Lauding, Ay Jeb. B. RIPLEY, 66 Liberty at, “FOR SALE—A FOOLSCAP WASH ss. in good order, with irom frame dist mith Press, platen 21274 fi hes, w = i re at the Sov'omec. _CHAS. WILL TS, Sup’t. WANTE! rOR A FEW we, wall eon in a pl 0 ily leaving town tor the summer, Ppresonts ® desirable arrangement. Aypply at the offiee of the Astor House, Ze Spruce street. URNISHED Hous months, a spacious he location. year ‘ FURNISHED OR U & by & NISHED SAL parlor to le ith ver, mall and g toe pot u's Par! qu’et gentleman 16 very lows ialecvade piven Mad vention’. has ire at 00 Frauklin streets F, RICE’S HOTEL « dersigned has the pl public, that be has taken the large house, sion House. tablishiment bas been nue impre new and handsomely furni will be opened reception of company on Monday next, the 27th of May, the subscriber will be prepared to make arrangemoute’ wi families for rooms Visiters. New Iochell vad ard for the season, also for transient P. RICE. VALIFORNIA. MA’ May 25th, 1500. at this off NEW YORK, r tulfoenla, ma will in UN STATES MAIL. STEAMSHIP COMPANY =~ of the Stockholders of the Unit 8 ompany will be held at the Merehi ; in the city of New York, on Saturday, Jum for the purpose of electing fve Diroctors of the y, and to trausact such other business as may jeasary. GE LA A ORoBERTs, NOSTRAND, Commissioners, JAME: New York, May 20, 180), 9 NITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW York and Liverpeol.—Tho allips composing this line are ARCTTO, Coptats Lace, BALTH ‘Captaih Comato’ke fn Graft ‘Theos shipe, having been! built by contract ex) for vernment service, care, has been taken ia Sele een traction,as also iu thelr angincs, to ensure strength ad ‘aud their accommodations for passengers are for Price of, EDW'D K. coer 74 Soeth or to Saown, SHIPLEY C8. Li Liverpool ship ATLANT! depart with t the Mth J al stree "No bert Fo eured ull paid fer. For irelght or Passage, having unequalied accommodations. for elegance O€ coufort, apply to DWD. K COLLINS. WD. K. COLLINS, 74 South ot a. Eres ciry ENR tad haces Col SAN i et 3. HOWARD & SON M Broad Tunovan LINE TO CpLivonnra, ¥ ng the United States Ma from t Bis oe kote ly applioation m ed. An experie O10, at be made, as onl; Fanmail atm need eurgeon sacs coommodations for are unsurpassed by any steamehi ey res tre transferred at Hi prcenek we che FALCON, tion of this vessel ae weaile Fvarantee of aquick and pleasant paseage out. ‘is jer accom. medations are w wedand ope * banny we ‘avoid sing the | to examine thie pe ae eee t need p! (Waist cok Nie Front. Passege From by the Al lide? N , . Adin weal Watt, ‘Mand 5 South atrect. pee will reewive imm ° dispateh, For balance of ight, anda few passer yly te R, 86 West rtroet, re’ Ww LE or ISAAC hoses a BHO, encanta ALIFORNIA—THR SU : athe TATION, ne t! WOR SAN FRANCISCO, ¢ z 9 F direct throweh the moat excel ier, Bvery body ia {ote trees, 1A DIRECT THROUGH. FOUR STRARA ah May, and whe Seve vsyage hanged for the Whig rene RNOLD Bi a TALIPORNIA TICKETS FOR & ‘i Ohio, a" of May, and Cob Apply to satel South Wit Jombur, at the C ay, up staire. trip irom Pa VOR SALE— yNE 7 ROU the let of June, per exner, direct for Son Prancive G. Phow AL IFORNIA TICKETS WANTED, — Sm ae Me ‘mouse, Cc throngh Tiekete for Robert's line of the 29 of the Tet June, re evening and way and Canal street, ith Semen, 83 We Fance Ag ney aa « ort from Liverpo rg having RS dere renohed this nD ae expressing thelr deep «i * ‘er dane, fork mie but to all the othet et fiailfon ant ail romate ste Ha my be past to mite thes, ¥ case bly strone veanel, tent to rea. Apply to