The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1850, Page 5

and Bast beving partially suspended to show that @ higher rete of duty was necessary to poovent s eomplete prostretion of this impertantiuterest. We have mot been disappointed, and the movement having fairly commenced, it boeemes necessary for us to skew ‘the utter groundiessness of their arguments, and the ‘weakness of their position. Bho excess of imports over exports on the foreign ‘trade of this port, for the ten months ending May lst, ‘1848, was $47,056,092; May Ist, 1849, 645.018.536; May ‘Tat, 1860, $57,224038. This fact shows just nothing at all. It does net give the first dea ef the balance on the foreign trade of the country at large for tho period jive importation, to strengthen any argument in fuver ef an inerease @f duties to cheek imports, It must be borne in mind that thie {s the grand distributing point fer importe, that nearly three-fourths of the total im- Pportations are entered bere, while bat about one-fourth Of the aggregate exports of the country are trom this pert. It will be seen by thle, that no opinion oan be formed of the actual condition of the aggregate foreign teade of the country, by presenting a bare report of the Smports and exports of the port of New York. Ifa darge increase in our impertations he any reason why higher tariff should be pat en, there is argument amough in its favor, but we admit nothing et the Bind; the imports are regulated by other oanses, any ene of which is of more influence than the mere per cent duty. An increase of importsis, in most cases, the result of our ability to eonsume more than usual, and that ability is the result of any increase im our Sesources, any jnflatien in the currency, any additional activity in any of our importart departments of indus- ‘try, or any speculative movement in any kind of pro- perty. An expansion in the curreney of five per cent, ‘would annul at least thirty per cent in the shape of Hes, at any port of entry in the eountry; aud any ‘reat increase in our supply of gold and silver from any source, is well calculated to expand public and private ‘etedits or to give an impetus to eonsumption, that ‘Would require a large increase in importations to aup- nd people have left the Duited States for that country; and the rapidity with which money hes been acquired there, has made near- Jy all those who bave emigrated much larger con- Sumers of the necessaries of life than ever they were Before, This has created extensive markets for goods, ‘wares. and merchandise of all kinds, which have been Frineipally eupplied trom the United States. We have Glenred out immense quantities of old goods of fereign manufacture, and supplied their place by now impor- tations, We have, in this way, largely increased the ‘Sggregate value of imports, without exhibiting a cor- wespouding increase in the value of rohandise ex- ported. This, on the face, we will admit, looke rather unfavorable, but it does not follow that the balance Fepresented against us really exists. It must be borne in mind that California iss part of this country.and that the imports and exports of San Francisco go towards making up the total foreign trade of the United Btates, = h as those of Boston, Philadelphia, Balti mere, er any other port on the Atlantic. ‘It has been oMcially stated that thegexportation of geld dust from Calitornia for the year 1849 nted ‘be about $50,000,000 (fifty millions of dollars), of ‘which $12,000,000 were shipped to the United States, $13,000,000 to Mexico and South America, and the Dalance, $26,000,000, to Bngland-—most of it via the Isthmus of Panama, and by British steamships. Row, there is mo doubt but that most of the ship- mente of gold from Chilfornia to London were made 0D seeount of merchants in this and other Atlantic cities, and in payment for merchandise imported inte the United States. We have been paying for a large ‘ameunt of imports on the Atlantic by our exportation of gold on the Pacific, and the balance on our foreign ‘trade has in this way been much smaller than Snticipated. Had this California gold come direct to ‘this port, in payment for goods shipped from this port to Ben Franeisece, it would not have remained here Jeng, but would have gone forward in the*sourse of trade to London, in liquidation of our indebtedness. It ‘would only have been ® more indirect way of getting ‘the gold to those to whom it was due. Hed it been Janded at this port from @ steamer from Chagres, and ‘the next day been put on board a steamer going to Liverpool, it would have created « great excitement in financial circles, and created @ great and cry ameng the protectionists against « tariff that was @raining us of all our specie. But between twenty and thirty millions of gold have been shipped quietly ut of the country, end it has created no panic, and bas not checked the expansion in public or private eredits going om #0 rapidly in the Atlantic States. I ‘thus appears that while we have been largely import- fing. and mederately exporting, our California friends eve been furnishing the means to keep down the ba- lames against us, and have im this indirect way been Mquidating pert of the immense amount they are in- debted to us. This is not en unusual course for trade to take, The ramifications of commerce are so exten- sive, thet all parts of the world are included in the Gield of operations; and payments for imports from the extremes of theearth are usually made with drafts on London. When the United States Bank was {in operation, eur merchants used frequently to pay debts due ia Lon- Gon by drafts on the Bast Indies; and nations are so iati- mately connected with each other in thelr commercial welations, that the whole world is somewhat similar to @ small community of manufacturers, agricultariste, fend mechanics—producers and consumers; the Balances in favor of on the other are regulated, from time to time, by exchanges or movements in apecic. ‘The small amount of gold dust recelredin the Uni- ted States from California, compared with the aggre- gate amount reported as having Leen extracted from the mines, is accounted for by the fact that it has ta- ken the course named above, as the most advantageous to all parties concerned. Te our merchants engaged in the import trade, the gold dust of California would be more valuable in London than in New York, and best anever their purpore in the way of business. It will there@re continue to take the same channel, and wil! form the basis of any increase beyond our usual impor- tations of foreign mauufactures, ‘The proceeds of the pablic stock remitted to Europe have been doubtiess, appropriated to the payment of debts contracted by the purchase of morchandire for shipment to this country, whieh can be considered as temporary foreign debt ; but California will provide Ghe means for liquidating it. if the produetion of gold in thecountry continue at the rate already realized, and the ds upon the Atlantic ports for goods continue large as at prevent, we shall have re. sources suMcient to meet any public or private indebt- to foreigners. There have been seasons foreign trade again being #0 largely in our favor, the balance will be liquidated by a return of our stocks, instead of ebipmente of specie At presont, the mort extensive iron minesand manu- factories are worked in Penneyly that State fa without doubt the great iron region of the United Btates. Its iron mines le side by side with the cout mines, giving the manufactarers every facility in ‘world for the performance of the labor necessary. New York, New Jersey and Marylind also poses immense treete of iron ore, but a portion of them are at present useless, on account of the distance from facilities for transportation tothe seaboard The iron district of Bew York comprises the northern tier of counties, and the ore has proved equal to any yet discevered The demand for tron for several years past has been ufacturers of this country til recently. active, and we be- Neve profitable, employment. The w for the con. struction of railroads alone, have been immense. Up to within the past year or two, the demand exceeded the Deted Stater and in Great Britain for the of rails, While the demand continued large, and beyond the sbility of manufacturers to supply, prices ruled high, and the business was productive. This crested fopid investments of enpital in the construction of farnaces. It \s estimated that the conrumption of iron fa Roglond, in 1845, was equal to 1,800,000 tons; 1846, 1,660,000 tons; 1847, 1.100,000 tons; 1848, 1,030, 000 toms; 1849, 850,000 tons, This year, 1850, the demand apd consumption have been comparative. ly moderate, and © grent ny furnaces, both fe gbis country and Great Britain, have been closed for the want of employmont. Manofacturers are begin. ning to feel the effects cf a too rapid increase of em) fal In the business four or five years since, In 1945, the tron business in this eotntry received an impetus of the mort extreordinary cha teeter, and new furnaces wore erected at that time, ea sble of consuming at Jeast five hondred thousand to.¥# of irom, At that time, the production of Pennsylva tia wae equal to two hundred thousand tons, so that im abort one yoar {8 Wee nearly doubled. The existing de vtession tm the fren business we attribate almost entirely to the wn- bealiby prosperity of it trom 1844 te 1848, and the came diflcaition and embarrasoments have overtaken these engaged, which every other branes of industry bas, from time te time, experienced, after a perted of artifietal infation aud unwarranted exeitement. The railway mania whieh raged to such an extent through- Out the United Bates and Burope, for severe! years pre- vious to 1849, gave the impetus to the iron maue- factaring business, whieh is likely to result se rate- eesly to sil senceraed. The in Great Britain all the manefacturers of that country, and left cur @omestic demand almost entirely to our domestic manvfacturers This rapidly inflated prices, and largo profits were realised; competition eommenced, and the business rapidly absorbed capital and erodit, Ar- ments were made for supplying permanently a demand three or four times greater than ever before experienced. anid no ene entertained the first thought of a reverse In (ke trade, of tho effeet of competition, ors probable collapse in the railway speouiations of the time. Our people rushed headlong, a3 they usually do, Into such movements, and we are now reaping the bitter fruits of their folly. In Great Britain similar results e heen realized, bat the immense capital in- vested in tbat eountry, compared with this, enables, or rather compels, those engaged in the business to contivue in operation. even at a moderate loss, rather than suspend entirely, at greater sacrifices, This ac- eounte for the low prices at which the manufacturers of Greet Britain continue to furnish the article, and the utter impossibility of our suecessfully competing | with them, During tho height of the railway mania in Burope, prices for rails run up se high, that the railroad com- pan'es of this gountry were compelled to pay as bizh s seventy-five and efghty dollars per ton, and they were, therefore, Induced to enter into very large eoa- tracts forthe delivery of rails 2¥ those pric: Many Of these contracts covered # period of several years, | and for the purpose of fulSlling them, companies were formed, capital advanced, end ferges aud furnaces put up, tolely upon the profits anticipated from this single article of manufacture. It was settled that rails for whieh contracts had been made to pay $77 50 per toa, could be made for $65 a $67 50, clearing a profit of $10 perton, which on twenty thousand tons would net $200,000. This profitable business did not escape the eye or attention of even railroad directors, and capital was at once forthcoming to carry out the project. Im the course of a year or two after the manufacture of railroad Jron commenced under these contracts at high Prices, it was found that the incroase of facilities for | manufacturing, in the world at large, had outrun the demand, and prices commenced depreciating. This brought us at once into competition with Great Bri- tain, and our manufacturers found it impossible to form new contracts, the consequenes of which was, that as soon as they had fulfilled those on hand, they | had to suspend, or work at «daily loss, Prom seventy- five and eighty dollars per ton, prices have ran down to forty and forty-five, and we can now get any quantity of rails landed on our docks at prices not to exceed $45 per ton. #1g000 U 8 66, 1867 2000 1862 OST—ON FRIDAY. TWE 24rn INSTANT, Bi Chambers stroe| the Atlantic Stables a or's DAMS © f 8 Nal Pb ny A TRAE STH if the te eae ated and Ba: pees 7 i outa tach, pA cA ‘Payment hee pany, Jersey City. me ry Si, Ino, at A monte: twe notes of tle & Ce, i Tk dated February 214, 1850, at x! wonths, and one for ty a a th \J ni datby Yabo, wt 30 pril Hib, Tas, ne i ited Nated “a Apa re, for Sils. dated M for $a, dated Mien, for Ay Ini, 122 wt 00 day Laner, And. also, the follow cf Clark -& Do tea ‘deposived A, Ze ven ae AST FRIDAY, 4, ware 1p to the shoullers. Any Coma Trabios, 06 Mercer street, a REWARD- LOST, ON TU’ ESDAY. MAT 28 nd yellow Spanish fe cut ite A RLACK 4 eid, having person recurniag bim to th ¥ 5 “LEWIS L. RISROPS ‘ll others, for wale by i BISHOP, 33 Malden lena, CARD—INE SUBSCRIBER, HaviNe bimeel’ at No. 12 Fromt street, for the porno emmission business, in ealt, provisions, and ge with hie tiem to the Uneiners watil WW ecloek dally, will are a continaanes of liberal patronage fe ORGE KONTGOWERY | rw yors SUPREME COURT, CITY AND county | eg Yoth—Weshington 8. Whitney againet Wil nmmons for & mom tract m Friel, To Will i to antwer the comp Office of the Clerk of the the ninth day of May, tw aver en me, At my office, witiie twenty day of pre™ service “ty and County of nt, and serve scopy of your am- 0.04 John strest, in eaid sity, @ thereof, exelagive of t yh of all Sona Magram. Ta by letter, to 8. BT va v7 Lis Grant's reek. WASHING. [ sc, EXACTLY 9.000 07: KY HOOKS OF INSTRUC. | last; | then made ® wager of within thres menthe from that owt of the 1,01) customers, ot mee te ote my one, Ts This may appear ® large Recollect, per than ote injure Oo one welre Boor eahfaan Ehie Te tens, “or the wepey te inky ar, in Sean ut ea Te Lid tie be bad bo took out bor ty for | and ens. Ar Nonny a D MUNDE RRePeC Tei Y . 34LMe BY AUOTION, WARTS. Ww econmacn, aul tay ee r-74 00: sy liane of ert noe wees ty took Ge Par aren) — Y JacoB "a PLATE tencer.— Creek aa i , Theredey, leek ia } ort tales Tos, over a ‘suesion rere, No. 8 Plats wakery, Chive, Glare and Marthon Ware-—Coustt- uy | he eontents of 100 erates and hogsheads asseried Ch, ipeed hice granite, Ligh and Tog blne aad erates Win. are from Win. Adams he whole mating © mevand will Ve Tots le > 2 SaRgmeres, al 7 ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY 4 VERY RESP Me young w many | rt cl cation ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN as Chambermaid or Walter, ina pr my, at roferoneas an be Apply nc 05 Reowsty one dour above Pourin etesh, veld in lote suita~ j Bi the he farve of Mr. Rivers, Mr 4, Montague, Mr Carman. ‘Torrens, Mr, Reyne Id | he Ven ir. Cop Lady Sowerby Creainly. Me | Mary Taylor: To & nelade wit! Cranky, Mr. N rowtlethw ‘to conclude Somerton, oy, Mr "Mica Ni iineom; to all ANTED—BY 4 SRAERO ABLE WO: Mom ina private and Ironer. feat 0 teen for two at aris wr sida ‘Cane | ¢ FT eaite case mite ie OM By FE ps, T do. quar general sesorvewant 9 tion of comntry as well s. RETTS. AUCTIONEBR,—AUCTION NOTICR— “Fine W. ~Gerard & Betis will soll within the store~ aA poly: she is geod Cook, aie Foferwines ean be given. jan Kereet, wear Bleooke ny dealers tnditecteds ond to do plain sewing, jaa lived over three years in her Good city rererence givon. Inquire wt 126% Cam- last plac Bon street, W242E? 4 SITUATION AS OVERSEER ON SOUR el So! blie Works; would have no orjection to suport ny iy dusted, very old; $6 | tend the laying ofa Plank Roa, Addross J. W. 'T., Al) ny " d Klixabeth, 2 years old: 38do. Victoria, import~ gr ea iPr Pho ebel ~ ‘wine taported in 18i7, and hes beoa in ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT ¢ A BITUATION Bottle £6 yes rare wine; 7 demijohne hich east Ma- x Housemaid, in asmall family, ‘The bestof * ra, a8 Sekine; 121 boteles {Alb ported 18sy; 7 de~ given. Vlease call at No, 207 Went Talrtwonth, ore Sherriesd-3 botsles pale, bottled by Oat= man, bree Urrntia, Cadia, ted in IM47 ia the ee a “nal bottles; 86 botties gold, sane a last above mention ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SMART, TIDY Piano, vintage of 1894, ftaparted young woman, ae Chambermeid, and to take care of children; or would no gijection to do the housework s small private family.” Please call at 12) Broome street, in tho rear. The beat o °raporced in 1680; 48 deml~ 4 do. do. a ud delicate, Vintage a1 1880s, 10 domifshns co., choise wad deliente, vintage of IO, Lort.—208 bottles Promium Londea Dock Port Wine, being § @vplicate importation of the celebrated “ Prize’ Wine,” i imported fa wvod and r6- smmporved im Le7. Co, vintage 1640: 9 4.00. SRE) @ deraoy 2. Sundries.—15 large bot Bake oMd "8 * 19 donni Sbottles Punch Syrap de Arrac; 7 do. Raspberry “Gould & Sons,” London; 16 cases Hoebeimer, one ty 1846; 00 Backes, quarts nnd. pinta, superior mpagne Wine. N. B—The of ‘the above TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘* rituation as Chamberimaid nnd Waiter, or to take caro of children and do. ihe, best of city ref repee trem inet Can be seen ns Deiween Sixth and 5; WwW 8 situati and ironing, i arly ou the morning of for approved notes. SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER —LARGE SALM OF | Rare Greenhouse Plante.—Van Antwerp & Osgood will tell t auction, on Friday. May Sist, at If o'slock, at Burn~ bam'é Mansion House, on the Bloomingdale road, corner of the gutire cellestion of Mr. m prisin, riety of 'y of Ca: Beat of eit, tween Fift Boat of city reter Can be seen for two day. street, W ANTED-BY A RESPECTARLE G wh, A SINVATION | 1 in perfect order; as Chamtermaid, rae rate. Car gy nega Cry . gar gan do plain cookin ue objection to go m short disvane fo In the country. Good eity referen ives, by callin, jady, Terms cash. lhe? Greet, Between Lester and G: ied sire ‘ANT = king, wash- mall pri- sear ina Please Feung woman, a al Be pany orto by ee Pie vent of city rete au at Pap Elisabeth street. :D IMMEDIATELY—. Seosehor ‘Awerican who thorou ‘he west of rv! and se Totven hfe Galen Atearme Peat Gass seeten aud residence, ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE BY & respectable young woman, with & frosh breast of tie first baby, whe hae the Best faiziliee in tho elty t9 Tefer to for character. Por further particulars, please call gt ber own s No, 68 Kightecuth street, vevond house rom 8! AN bewte | SITUATION oy ber ma pley names ch. ¢, Dan tah ne care will leave the Sout Forty, lrocklys, av 7} Tetura as soon as the sports are ov SPICER & MoMANN, Propristors. PIGEON SHOOTING, HOBOKEN. THIS DAY.—A Pl- GEON MATCH will come off Day at Hoboken— lendid 1 35) Birds will give Y STEADY ACTIVE Ww - | with her CLOTHING. FLAN Li gre ~¢ wrateav STREET, HAS SS picnic ~ atl dee et a BY A COMPETENT GIRL, ‘al . Reneeneenen. MISCELLANEOUS. PA Ey ewer oir OOS JANE CONNER & SON, TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNER ev ie nosessary for soniplove Printing’ Resablicn bent of city reference can be lew Sees Sins er can frente. The mai pottaloee Asch this paper'ene poleted soe fees be store. the abe Fouery. ANTED—RY A RESPECTAR' A ig ae = ne CI Pong 4 be ease ng, toni Good eity rete = arta sie Ta Bet last plese. Appig at No. Vairtesnth soe sv AND Olt arti uare, London street, N.Y. ARDY Agente, 25 Chi! WOMAN, A SITUA- LEAT AND, DENTISTS’ GOLD. FOI, MANU. 112 Franklin strost, Gold aud Silver Laat, Gold at the very Jomast east prices, tod fires ith toh. derpateh. 51. WAUGH. ok He Fala qualisy. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘s situation as chamermaid or child 1 5 nce xi treet, for two days, No vljection ion ANTED—BY a RESPECTADIE E a) @sitoation, in a smal! UST ARRIVED FROM GERMANY, & i x Saat ore x of capaaien, 0 Terfees on Yor sale by CHA cigs hose, D'stiee—niner: ‘8 PATENT CONTINUAL STIL arranted to do the work in half she time, with Be low wince juors all of mao! ali —$ shee requinad for ondensing, a rs a y ch atteeks pa eoke New York, weet BRANDIES, LIQUORS, AND S8GARS—TOR peat of Liquors, of every deseription, ean reel, corner of Mulberry. ean tell the same: * ¥. y reference 02te morel charsstes.” Xoely ‘or Uy mute (past paid) at M4 Bleecker 0 give Mtrwets near ‘Sa MRS. Laue’ PATENT ABDO- nal Bapporters, for the cure of an ANTRD—BY A Yo Ck Ope Ce ood plain ¢ ‘wishes to . LLL sath GIRANDOLES, &e.—JUST cout; wages sot oo taneh on chjost aes armel newly i Can be seen fortwo days at No. 30 Spring street, reat ace 2 sold at very if liven, Oret feor, back fon. a Compbsas, 0 ton, fot tale, hotonale ANT ED A SITUATION, BY A WESPECTABLE ORNELIO® EMBOSSED GAS FIETURMS, MANTEL ‘rivate family: cam ren i jek ewrgert ily somiarere Come far Lampe, Gira i, aan Dated i a 5 NONPAREIL DINING SALOON OPE $ Tas day, 28 No. 51 reet, where gentlem: © YOUNG WOMAN thors suxaged i sinees down town on most se work of a amall rt, for breakfast, dinner, tea, re forsal ke an the delicacies of the sense JOUN hed Donal bie et to AX = A Sovns, GOMTRCTIONBES, or PARIS, Ko. 76 Grand street, 3 x, man of the that ie reynired: qhoigent an bent Retned Cana “Tey ke canara fon, | street, corner of Jay: esa nee vinettes, Corian 9 Chocolate Drops, ry perfume, paroict TO Tie r ‘Corton, or Leasher © ured nah their pliability extrem draw, or get hard or crack. They resemble the brilliant polish—are particularly imates. One trial al rove their au os email aaa, and sean for two days at yerm Come leat har. Moslin Cortains, Gilt Cor~ nge, Bande, Be which will ay other establishment ia TED—| ® Sitwation reference can be third floor, front rEmengic rE WaNTED IN THE DRUG B One well seccmmmen nen ded ao ve character, Be, Da i leew the city. bah Sad eaamins RLEHED, oY i. Levi err, | DENTIST, 62 BRO editie of jag the Testh, rie Fregeere in tn Deviate, ‘Artiteial Tesch, Le ke. Theo! ful and | AN WANTS A SITE Kor Howserale, f Brook) aiurorters "and ates of mi = 4 i" oail the . S N_WAN SITE ATION fentories, eail the i RSPECTARLE W WOMAN WANTS & ‘8 pre Cook. The heat of city reference . a “Apply at 800 Foarl s t for two daga. VERY RESPECTADLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A fom to do the geueral b of @ small priv ie to the # rouxe MAN, BOY, AND COLORED HOY WANT- Li if ed Kimmedibvey. 8 eoart, ingolign , 5,000 wo: rea Soler, Lard iren ference from ‘st Arti oe, betwee rene J. STOUVENEEL & CO. om Pies ELC POWDER. FoR THe ROTEL ernth streets, AGED I hae bi DISEN( 1 o., M1 Barclay street, 100 Fulton street. corner Nimth avenue Clickener & Mr_ Kerr, 716 Broadwa losers. A.B. & 1D Sand 4 eraployer. will mest prompt mare ATION [8 WANTED FOR A NBAT, INTELLT- 1 Nor 1 re. J. Stage & Ce. and Trew jonere. Oreenfeat & Kinesicy, 45 Conrtiond st, ooers Beh'-Galin Brothers & Co, 104 and 106 ogee Po 2 Bretige= ir. G. D. Ayros, corner Henry and Atlaa~ Shiyn—Mrs. Mays, 178 Fulton etrees. Wan, i, Siew \ a ir Rw 5 and Hoyt sireere, port oties. Can be 9 n teen oniil wvited, STREET, DINING ecanding’ bis bust- WANTED noting How dice tf skis paper, stating terme, “WIVHES TO MORROW i security will bo on— Mr ow Qrleane—Bessrs. Doghit bad 4. Wei * Lovle—Mewers, Wood EN.—A LADY hundred dellaga, for which & of well fareished roo iy and thelr ee b-agen! Pa —Mr. Reynold. an mplin, 251 Main stress. ig fetches Rhilcrs It Avante D, eorner ae nd 199 Avenue D. DA. Citak WATER CURE coomptionable refe- Seven. Adare Os thle ofaee. LRRS AND OTHERS =A be puhti>, that he ater Cure Eatabit: the pt Inition and experienes. nnd thy te ml Seiidinge offer allt wrpores, aveh ae [aling rooms tor “di ON GRE: Lb, Fara 808, “7 —THIS APLEN. CN unten ng BAL Fi for summer, transient, and | | appearance in New York); Captain Woodley, M te is ae THRATRE—COMPLINB) 9 Frida ecssing May y evening, Mav Bei, Mayor; P. a, | Nith the comedy of CAPST A ‘ap’ sia Ava Laves; | Clarke: Mr. Bnom ball, Mr. Burton De Pte ai t. Boater, i inn Pesst dou Ys Ww. + Mr. Ww. ‘Clark Captain ‘air Bogen, = i AF at v neent, Mr. Levers: Mr. ii Has i tne fone i Mascu, J. 0.0 7. Chay man Re.’ “The following rele, 2 eenta; Orel Mrs. James W “Kise Pista, Mp.) Wallack f S aoenbasimebnitttil RD.—MISS ¢ Ciara an ‘3 BENEFIT, ON PRIDAY vening, Sit May tra inments selec whet ey Mre. Me Lees Hemilto Mr. Grotvonor, Mr. C. Wharton, Mr. Lit~ ete, wut aie weDousii Mr, Stafford, Mre Boraets, Mr. CS a The Dodworth Band havealsoten- | On, Mra Russell Mion tiers wognitcent new wnitorm, ‘and Darton, Severs pear. Sioeies aod Dancing, To conelude via f LEAP . in which Mr. upton during the evening. Mr. W. T. Rony t be vr ron and oxbleorahest swiilatp a i : | strength of the company will ajar to the coined, Wi watean tee | : ond ARNUM'S LANCASHIKE RINGERS, AT ekeis [Ons Del Chinese Buildings, No. Brosdway.—This talon {Ore Dollar) may be obtained at either of the Hotels and at the box office, where places mi i Hous additional charge. “Adwissidu to the amphit cents. bounded applause acmtaeucing Monday, id Saturday afternoon ening, May $1 th the admired ‘comely of 4 Mr. J. Wailack I 3800, the rerformances will SOLDIER'S ‘rauk Heartall, arton, (his fires | a o American audience Thetr morte, being ous of twenty-four hella at one lime, vi to each Bian, produces an Ferrott, Mr. Stafturd; Vimothy Quai mas, Mr Ridgley; Coorga, Mr, Barnett Widow Cheoriy, Mr. 3. Walinek, ‘Mrs, Malfort, Mrs. MeLean; Susi Flynn, after the cawned: {ie following Concert, by poo br orth Rondo and Fi "Ligte di ie Labord by Mrs. G. Loder, ariety of po ‘Mine AB melodien and int rovieatory ‘Adinitsion, come Rovere Bur ' brated comnie pou mn O'Shanver,” To conclade with thecomedy oP CHANLES THE SECOND ine C tunrlea, Mr, Neatie: ov of Rochester, “y ae ene & pe ) | , Mr. Lady Ciara, any Wallack. "Doors cpen at Atror PLACE sree ae —RETURN OF TUB an rector of the in Users Compa: ‘ully asks leave to an- eal public of Now York vast he has lensed for & short season, and willzive CHINES, unex 380 BROADWAY, PT. Baraw — ny 4 riure for in number. inches long, the Chinese colle: lion Shi ourtonities F Open fi at = r 10, half price. Sire “i private shoots NKLIN MUSEUM, 179 CHATHAM SQUARE TWO rfort i 3, and im A will appear in some hd ares, Inet ore w'Slave, , = as Rin ther a acunce to the musical the Astor Place Overs the hrst represent: larehereafter. ae FF’ pary’s MINSTRELS MECHANICS HALL, NO. «3 way, besweon Grand and Broome streote—Mon- firs lished ane oot sod | ban fe he orld rt ALL, No. | ROWREY. splendid collection Curioaioles, tasten yLyurio—PiERCRs bet irene pig | | Bd Peed haan ee eae GB aaINAL | Fun eel si L ony oh ge Bae nb Lar rt pa A with a fino music, "etl Vag Shook reduce’ yet he jaro in ee in bis enyle of Rthloplan par ARNUW'S aR MUSEUM —THE LADIES ANT a i With the members of the orcheat pt sorts as rest by crowded eudienoes. | ac cilenstatiinment. are reyuesied 19 mast in the fewer ER ralnnen a ‘ a eto s gn Wane dagen Reet. the Chinese Mussum holldiags, 60 way, om wrdays. Doors reencert eel iy dion 25 cents. ‘Oreleetea boxes, Be; vate boxes $3 7 ‘0 THE SILVERSMITHS OF NEW YORK.—TiHB | ‘# able Beewhors, fourneymen Silversmiths arc requested and to aitond @ | variety Sr ether entertainmen te. Grehortea Bose meeting, held at Lo |, 170 Hester street, — Parquette, 25 conte. Hs ning May Sith, at 8 oslveh, for the purpose of ntti { U ‘ones ‘Seek Ree AMUSEMENTS IN PH. ADELPHIA, ai lucie atrengih on hia oteaai PAILADELP . Prise @ Manager; Henry ‘as- at Tavisation to employers who ‘ uk ne ge ‘on witeewead anion. in" Philadel BOARDING, &G. ‘volect Choros. Ceasral Tow Thal ‘Saloons in th ses, Ro. Curiosities, Afmictance, years, 12hy conte. saad fee an freus basement, well ale ated for ony OsRD—IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATELY —& GBN~ ‘tleman and his wifo, oF @ single gentleman, can be ac- commodated with full or partial boa gentee! reome, at Ro 4 Union Place, Brvokly a three minetos walk trem Hem: rr ght from South. Loeation very desirable. NE OR TWO WO PAMIL 4 a IN THE COUNTRY mmodated with board for tb on, im the easant village of New fies frow the Hoboken Ferry. The Plenty of teat the comforts of a att te found Apply to op the mitew D. T. Perry, Otto Coitage, Hobo! A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, x J HOWARD o2 for gy of Recedwey 1 emt variety at ‘i Broadway, noar Bleecker » the oS ae. aa =—s—eG~o_—_eorr pmo tear 5. oy to Lit irk eurance Baeity of Loadon an ngan FUND LIT: BEES =" yearplee Fan $255,000. "4 inp gr i llare, Tae b i “ton ‘in New! York, in ts tS ae Kecerican Tras Yaluebie ar= eto 4h; deliere per a cuted Sinise keea!, Board —Acting Direotors for May-— S by ¢. Edward Haicht, Chairman Jovn J, Paiuer, see chamele aune ts ia to Howland, William Van Heck, Fanning T. Tucker, Mobers 9, | rene pattern. The albanian w ee Geen ‘ee danars bg. ny yt e alin: etre the dress, A large lot of French Primed Lawaa, ve eakesdl anes goon Tate | ler the dress. Ubeerve—b te (reaty, at the Coliseum J. LRANDER STARR, General Acont, lly elese on Monday Sent. NIA, NEW GRANADA AND CUDA PASS. Derte.—Passengere by steamer Crescent City, procure Passports gratis, at the United hort Agtney, @ Astor, House, iguavore of Now Grae Copend ie not necessary. re has been taken to make the estab! {or the treatment of imi i Hydropachte te so tpa Mr AP Glass, of the Wash~ » bar Kindly consented 2 Mrs. oF by lever direc’ nen. ‘THO! iy Sire, Anon. oD Paraente Semcyintieis in Calle L. Reef, the sole propri oF county, Henbeyivann ACKRTS FOR HAVRE- BALTIMORE, B.D. Conn Jom the let of duty. HorD & TINCKEN, 101 Pearl strost Ss a SORRRL MARE wh) eek street, Williams T rRorring HORSE MAS TROT. ete rib viver, Pr Fight, and passage for two re Bows kh Canrorsia TICKETS FOR SALE, AND- WANTED — Three throngh steerage tickets for June fret; two for Se, June, Aspinwall's line, all for sale. Also ikece for the Lith of dum Asptawall’s line, wan’ A WORK, 35 Canal strects West at, POR SALE —A FAs ih 1 TICKRTS—Two , per Philadelphia, and mail | erage, par Georgia, Jane ry low, by Pet ‘sir P AKO, ts breateas We ah Perry, N: rte. BY it, Apply vo tt P Woboken Ferry H ORS TOW sabk— oree, een tle ‘ OM TICKET FORCA “po vent City and North if “UE FERRIS, 85 Wittiam street OF sau ra TARO Oa Ticker, {SECOND CABIN) 0 Francinen t BVARTS DLATCU POND. Xats her Wail at. AND HORSE 0 J ANTRD—BY A RESPROTADLE WOMA n Cook; le on exeelient baker. The be Viesee call at 62 Third avons. NBAMLY, Kellnuger horrhes, HA ' infaai 2,000,000 , House HOR 8. SLE—A GDOD Roe KAWAY canta 4 Hnrnoen, To be geen at 22 Ler y a0 "withe f nites Dies. Price. Three Sin la Gacnelds Oe ) jhe, dun i Uarheld, Gen’ Buren Hathern, Mr. Her oO, Sh) attends solely to the nary depart wera hipp & Browns extensive te auunterot horses, Be Ie, a th Cameleon f : Plosity ave Qovee a tha the the Beach, Any one wishing to epend ® summer in N © money, ean do it by purchasing his eta lara, inqoize of WM. 8. VOSR, roof sit euros ‘the &. =he ntity to suit the oven pant. on for gither © pabt * pad meth esta loOP YeOre wear 5/4B bet: le felled ve cure Wemves, 1 there are any ¥ by calling on fet conte iaratbons et pial! have all hi f as ooh Targa bot talnine athe 7 otered. ‘gt Ob cepts each te b -- jarre ded oe fi cae Ne serest, ‘Sonia be ne n. Lalabeert i a a er Ar