The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1850, Page 3

Bioners’ Report, that the surplus funds of the several Banks tn Hartford, after their last dividends, were as Mellows :—Hbartford, $156,307 32, (eapital §1,134;600 ;) Pheonix, $184,213 66, (capital $1,285,600 ;) Farmers’ and Mcenanics’ $82,987 41, (capital $557.100;) Exebange 934,770 €2, (capital $535,000;) Conuecticut River, $14,- ‘198 01, (eapital $250,000) The State Bank has a eapital of $279,855 paid in, and its earnings sinee it has been in ‘operation, up to April 1, were $20,871 95. ‘Bho Treasurer of Allegheny city has remitted to the Bank of Pennsylvania the full amount of the interest 6x the bonds of that eity, dueon the lat of July next. ‘Nhe Kiehmond, Frederieksburg and Potomac Rail- vead, for the year ending Ist April, realised an ad- vanee of $40,000 over the income of the preceding year. On the seme road, during the month of April last past, ‘there wins a further increase of $3,000 over the corres- ponding mouth of the preceding year. ‘The fifteenth annual report of the Nashua and Lowell Bailroad Company, shows the receipts from passengers @uriog the year ending on the Ist ult., to be $60,091 from merchandise, $74,251 17; and from other sources, 921,504 59— making a total of receipts $15,646 74, The @isburcements during the came period, including two @ividends, one of five and the other of four per cent, ‘Were $155,046 75. The number of miles run was 59522. Whole uumber of passengers, 235,675. Number of tons ‘f freight, 170,881. Thy whole number of men employed iseighty-nine. The Stony Brook road is leased by the Mashua and Lowell, and the report of the latter in- eludes the operations of the former during the year, It appears that during the last two months, the number f passengers carried over the Nashua and Lowell by the Btony Brook trains, was 8.806, and the number of pas- aengers to and from Chelmsford, was 1,415—the pro- eeeds from the whole being $586 30. The earnings of the road during a period of twenty-two months, includ- ing the above amount, were $58 249 15, and the expen- itures during the same period were $59,304 92. ‘The New Orleans Crescent says that there ig no dan- ger ofan overflow on the Red River, but most of the planters have planted three times in consequence of the ecld, long contiaued rains. Cotton blooms in the last of May or first of June, but this year the planters are now seraping. The plant is six weeks behind time, Whe caterpiller, late in September even, will prove most disastrous, ‘The books of the Vermont Central Railroad Com- pany have been forwar/ed from Boston to this city, and will be opened at the Bank of the State of New Yor! Whe object of this movement is to have the stock entered upon the books of the Board of Brokers, and to put it into the speculative whirlpool of Wall street. ‘Fhe last quotation in Bostom was 28}; per cent., and a few days will suffice to show what the effect of this mevement will be, There is a considerable amount of floating stock on the market, and a small advance . ‘would doubtless bring cut much more. . Speculators im Wall street have as much as they can do to take eare of Erie, Harlem and Reading Railroads, without taking another on their shoulders. The annual report of the Boston and Providence Bailroad Company has just been issued, in which it e@ppesrs that the receipts of the last year have fallen off $15,555 84, and that the expenses have been re- Geced nearly $8,000. The present debt of the com- pany, including the unadjusted land damages, and the bends issued about one year ago, on five years, at 6 per eent, and which were sold under par (of $207,000) amounts, as estimated by the directors, to about $300,000. The eompany own land in Roxbury, Canton, ‘and Pawtueket, valued at $25,000, which is not needed for the purposes of the road, and $40,000 in the eapital stock of the Stoughton Branch Railroad. ‘The receipts for the year ending July 1, estimating ‘the months of May and June the same as last year, ‘Will amountto.... aeeee $348,870 93 And the expenses, including interest. ° 179,870 98 Leaving net income $169,000 00 ‘It is stated that the July dividends will not be over 23; per eent, in consequence of which the stock has fallen to £0%—a decline of 2 per cent in one week. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of eertain articles exported from this port for the week ending the 28th inst., distinguishing the extent of shipments to cach place:— @ommence oy tux Port New Yoru—Werutr Ex- la, London. oS 405 ton ; rosin, 270 bbls ; ne, 4.168 d 420 pipes: port wine, 900 800 do, 00 eases; oil Tabet int, | axphaitum, 90 casts; , 95 bales; hemp, 49 do’; sarsapariila, 12 do. ‘ ; tobeseo, 6 hhds. tobacco, 3 cas j whalebone, 20.008, do.; — To ‘Howe. een PN eames ae bu 0 ore. 0, re, es; ‘whalebone, 9,971 1bs.; rosin, 1.060 bbts. ' To Charente —Kice, 6 tos.; staves, No. $7,000; sugar, veld. 2.212 Ibs. ; coffee, 15 bags. To Spain.—Btaver, No. $1,000; rosin, 100 bbls To Portugal. —Rici eps. tarpentine, 20 bbls.; ey No. 82,000, kgs. pede Betas. —Potash. 1,077 bls.; rosin, 1,572; hemp, 29 sarsaparilla. 6 do; lard, 1,628 ibs; whalebone, Sens do.; logwood, 32 tons; cedar, 6 logs. sperm can- ‘dies. 20 boxes; segars, 3 cases; coffve, 200 bags; tobac- 0, 61 bhd: To Holland —Potash, 108 bbis.; spirits bel eye 31 do; rice, @ tes.; lard oil, 6.030 Is. je oil. 24.374 do; logwood, 40 tons; whalefoots, $331 Ibs; staves. No. 80.000; oars, 230 do. a Nevis of Europe.—Rorin, 500 Bhi. spirits turpen- hen poe jfastic, 138,645 Ibs. 44.800 do; } San bhds; do., 1 case; @ 5.807 Te East Indies —Pork, 50 Dbl: 200 do; tar, 10 rosit de; domestics, 3,413 Pk. ;apirits turpentine, 420 galls ; sperm candies, 6 To New Graneda.—-Candles, 87 bxs.; omer, 187 kegs; nails, 59 do.; cordage, 25 coils; flour, 180 bbis.; cloves, 4 bales; duck, 80 do; coal, 70 tons, To Central America,—Shingles, No, 15.000; tar, 17 Dbis ; nails, 6 casks) powder, 100 kegs; cordage, 3 coils; rice, 25 do.; fish, 10 do.; domes: 15,000 ‘Ibs.; to- ugar, ref'd. 1.7 ~ Flour, -) Ley bread, 10 $ } ® do is niet, MSR) ee 40 do; meal, ns.; domestics, = os pian do.; hams, US iso ter, S581 a cal, 61 — iron, 279 La 3 tobaceo, mid, 4,008 lumber, 61,000 fect; staves, 16.000. To Danish West Indies. —Flour, 505 bbls ; beef, 6) do.; ik. 86 do.; mackerel, 10 do.; alewives, 110 do.; meal j tobaces Ghhds; soap, 10 boxes; mould can- ; sperm candles, 19 do.; domestics, 17 pkgs Beams, 3.400 Ibs; fish, 40.500 do; lumber, 12,000 fovt To British West Indies. Flour, 1,042 bbis.; rye flour, % do.; pork, 1,084 do.; beet, 187 do.; bread, 216 de mackerel. 32 do al, 1,000 do.; corn, 1,093 bushel or 1,014 do.; Flee. 20 tes.; coffee, 20 bags: rum, Am 204 gallons; gin, Am. 443 do.; oil meal, 180 hhds.; to. Bacco, 2 do; do., mfd. 1.800 Ibs; cheese, 3.006 do.; fe 1,60 do.; lard, 5.314 do.; butter, 4805 do.; soap. 30 boxes; mould candles, 1.041 do.; sperm candies, 6 d domestics, €¢ pieces; lumber, 3.000 feet To British North America.—Flour, 2.707 bble.; meal, 403 do; pork, 490 do.; beef, 65 do; rye flour, 203 do paral stores, 180 do ; rice, 10 tes ; coffer, 70 bags; to- . 17 bhds ; do., mfd. 11.947 Ibs.; leather, 1.802 do; Dutter, 18,000 lard, 2,664 do.; hams, 677 do.; tea, TO8do. ‘The movement in breadstuils still continues limited Indian corn has been ebipped to a greater extent than 1, but flour has been very inactive. The improve- ment reported in the Rnglish market has not yet been Mcieft to cause shipments from this side, and we mach doubt if our domestic supply is large enough to permit exportation beyond the moderate amount now going on. We have previously shown there is every probability of a scarcity of bresdetuffs for even our own conrumption this year, and we shall, therefore, be Hittle benefitted by any advarce in prices on the other side, From the opening of lake navigation up to the close of the third work in May, the falling off in re- ecipte at Buffalo, amounts to about 100,000 bbis. flour ‘and 600,000 bushels wheat. ‘tee © ae ee do 'S) Mod'n River RR 72 joo TS 6s, 1 I Bho Read WR i 7 she fethe B 108 sa 0 Bk full, woo 78 19) OND BOARD, Mi ehe w 2 1 Canton Co en do 100 do oe re’ Trust BOO Po Harlem RR 100 Reading RR ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY, PUBLICATIONS, nome lished by ¥o. “4 Jone iti? WANTS. AN TED—A SITUATION AS or. BY t young lady reeently.arrived from France. She ‘acquainted. with the language, speaks dadarstends Music, and ean give Jessons on ‘the Riana, ia Beedle Work, om ni Heater. Con be sane 98 pthad a sandy: . ? ee ee oxi ‘01 MA y, an ‘ormation ed from C. G. Gunther & Sens, Lane. } 8 WIFE, TO Watery a Rr fy Ba ile the family ix ‘best of city ‘be seen at th street and ‘avenue As TUATION, BY A RESPROTARLE man, 's juree, Pt ae eat Ji ticet: her present place of employment, where years. Wy ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF RESPECTABLE | family, employment as Teacher in @ school or family | Address Miss E., at this otfice. WéANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN, 70 DO TIE GENERAL, ousework of a family, at No. 19 Ludlow plaee, Hous~ ton street, corner MeDeuga), Sho’ must come well recom- monde ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS, stands Shirt making, at 313% ANTED—IN A NOPARY AND SHIPPING OFFICB, an active, intelligent boy, say 18 to 18 years of age. Ons that writes a goed hand, and resides with lis parents in the lower part of the city, preferred. Apply between 9and 12 A. M., at 98 Wall street, ' up stairs, ARTED—A eae ROOM FOR, A LADY AND a W* or as copyist. ONE PR weal UNDER- Oak sti Benth ‘ith Board far the lady only. Price about four dollars My Paymentin adv: and no referents given. Add: JNO. ROBERTS, A2iig Broadway. “itas no objection as peaks little Mog! ray if not engaged, ar 7 beseen for two days, ANTED—AN ACTIVE AND ENTERPRISING MAN, With 's small ‘capital, to join the parencea im intro ducing an entirely new Lock for Banks, ‘This lock iw opened avd shut without a’ key, unlvcked without a knowledgde of the particular way in locked at that time, and is bis of it Te will within the reach of all t Coums his own betrayer in emp ting A THOMAS REED, 71 Warr ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A MIDDLE AGED Wo- ia the | PERSONAL. ISSING—A YOUNG MAN, A GERMAN, SP san Faden ies ed M Be a wf wala a “hela heme be he was 4 ‘ataloons, of rat Mak crap ofiee coat, bat, ded whitechiel gar a Me fattikle“or ‘Auy information 11 be thankfully received and libe: ‘a brother, at (7 Hemsen st Brookiyu, or li sagt ire) New York. SPORTIN: HUNTING PARK, COURSE, | PHILADELPILA.—ON ‘Tuerday, June 4th, mateh for $1,000, against time, by splendid doulle team, of fine figure snd aot ons from Basson, ‘ennsylvania, to trot fifteen him the hour, to nesleton Wagon, ‘To come offif w fa day and gaod trdeke-it +, the first fair day. roprietor, NION COURSE, L. I—A PURSE OF ra WILL BE to come off on Monday, June 31, mile heats, b at three for a purse, en's, Saturday evening, SPICER & McMANN, Proprietors, BOOTS AND SHOES. Suma, IN ONE OF HIS ESSAYS, SAYS THAT HIS head is so qmeerly shaped, that were heaven to rain bishop's mitres, not one of them would fit it. We will ranty, however, that mo foot cm Florida and Passamaquodd, Bantly, and at thee ASE IN WALKING, AND COMFORT TO THE Pivot ‘The Pannus Corinm, or Leather Cloth Boot | draw, or get hard o and bear a brilli | warm climates. Oj leather. | MISCELLANKC OUS. j ORNELIAN RIN 8. —300 DO DOZEN, FOR ry | ad | VICTOR pistior, 23 Maiden lane, up stai: BIRDS, BIRDS-NO. 9 BARCLAY STRE Grieves, late of John street, informs his has removed to a more central ani extensty +9 Barelay aed ‘and fitted up an Aviary, that will bear ‘the examinati most fastidious amateurs, from the | sxeelleuee of his Book, and tha extent of bis store ‘There, | the Canary, the Linnett the Mocking Bird, Parrot, Pigeons, man, to do general heusewerk, cook, wash, andiron, Poultry, and « meer! Bird, can be eeem in their per- fowa small private family. English, Scoteh, or German, pre- Bird S ad every requisite, on the ferred. Apply at it Greenwich street. aot, for the purenube fe has tom et | RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION—I3 | Charles and Sp higliest: Mood.” Arehy willing to do Chamberwork, or general bomsaeee in &® | has, from ti if required.’ Can at No. 279 | snail family. Good reference will be toaeen for Gro daye Itmstsulved. Plo Mulberry str Ay YOUNG FRENCH GIRL, WHO SPEAKS ENG Lasit wanten situation for travelling with a lady. and dresemaker, Apply at No. 4 Gikad miteck, toc UST ARRIVED FROM IRELAND—A YOUNG MAN, 19 years of a age, with the 4) yee (ns peyrtowl hag bad yonts experience [n/a resp ry establi ment; writes » good hand, see ili 4g ee himself ey, ly vaeful, wants @ situation, os, immediately, 0, 1 Herald office. SPECIAL NOTICES, AMBLIN GUARD-—NOTICE —THE BOOKS OF THIS Com) y are now epen, at their quarters, w= ery, this i fan every Saturday) new members. Thi the regular meeti and place for tra attend the same punct F. Moorr, Secretary. UNFORD GUARD. cqayany are requested to mast at James Mulberry, street afternoon att ovlock, ph y thelr Inet sglbute of Siecmect ca r of HL £. Gtrtaste, Orderly, rel Sy that lly. ii. E. STEVENS, Commandant. 01 Pe BOSS BAKERS—THE NEW YORK ORERATIVE Baker's Union informs Boes Bakers they have oj an she a known a8 Grand Stress Grand street as & House of Call and Read~ kerdy TF for calls from 6 to be that ¢ overs will see it tobe interest, when in ant of ds, to send first to the tok de that soul and Seay weatging apd degenting eames in search of ant of ® man employment. the"? house of call, ‘Bmp ry, ta rhea, will de wall to sere s bate Hating Whether a foreman or eeeon prev derst the terms on whi muni come Up,en masse te 3h ing. The chair will be take: will be int @ rend sly raypie feat ad foreign papers aud per By tre ofthe oom youl Rennes, Fi ident, _Jamrs Rosen rson, Recording Sectetar ren ‘D LODGE OF THE STATE of sew, Yonx.— Annual Communication o| WS Sones ee the same place. teo appointed by order of the M. arrangements for the roadway, to Masonto 1 be Rg Preees= (Grand Lodre noes, ae of sl oe ‘The Ofteens 12’ herles Si Hy to an oi ae to other itlemen i th ects s a ave, ad phiful of billiards can be pl applical Dole chereta og, has ‘been ae wera to i, othe pleasure an: cetablishment. t= z der co- Lig femme A firm of G: this day diesolved by Lory retiring theref concern will be nett! rived to use the name of a bastneas ef tes who are antho- ring Jewelry, s im the premises heretofore ocew Grinnell & Salicbury, where sheir cutetanding businees tas BRENTON B, GRINNEL BENJAMIN P. GRINNELI New York, Jane ATIONAL CELEBRATION OF THE SONS OF TEM: 18H),-—All intending to tis oveasion, are which ih Boston, June iith, or visit Boston pplication for Wok the Ish of June, way, N. ¥.,or Tis ie n emente for the elebri rom to i the Grand Seribe, 200 Br Hall, Grand Marshal, yee the Gomalitfece make Hon. By order of the Comat ate Tomas EDGERLY, Secretary. D HAVE REMOY ENRYS, LYS, SMITH & TOWNSEN D k to No. 119 Broudway, corner of Cedar street, City Botel parm y & SON, TYPE royreene, CORNERS Nassau streets, hee Proprietor, (44 Broadway. apy" ‘$ SADDLE HORSE—A CHESTNUT PILLEY, ue limbed and action, perfect in | je by a lady for @ year past; small rise uid make & very fast trotter, if trained fo iy to Hh ¥. Perry, New Durham, 34 iites from the Boveien Perry, to C.F. Perry, Otte Cottage, Hoboken. JOR on A SORREL HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, 7 years © 4 in double and + ingle and ver asunder the sodale, “Apply at Hesvon’s sav rect, first door west of University Place, {OR SALE—A GRAY MARE, BRTWEEN SEVEN AND ht years old, warranted perfectly sound and kind—ie 4 traveller in sing arn 4 ved, for the last year, May be soon OPER'S Livery Stable, os Charles feet, between n Bleeker. i oO FOR SALE— DARK Cf ur Lapy's Horse, centie in the vada, Fon ha tafe in hismove= ments, and sowed in b aritutlon ; has carried a lady for the Inst two ye: i t Burbank's Livery Stables, | Sdjota athe Union Place Hotel, Sixteenth street: Fe SALE—A BAY HORSE, FIPTEEN HANDS: mam, and kind, will drive in singh od saddle borne. ou utes and 46 roing to ATT Ts Atel tof the Livery Stables nee. at L. Huson of University and & hands Pe, iy et the ley next to, Broadway, inl Wee Prants a 10 A. M., ond d and 5 P.M —ONE, LITTLE Troy, to order; to be seen at No. 6 Manhattan Place, Reade streot, near Bread~ partionlar: enquire @ tt No, 169 Broadway. CALIFORNIA. CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PAR L f steamer Creseent City, lat Ju forward theit next Expres ft with package er. With f cauuos tall vo be pets forwarded by this Express meet ma. The delivery of parcels smd oe thie.'Ruprese line for all parte of Calton to by dhe proprieter in person, immed Francisco Parole ree A CA urORsta quaerz ROCK —THR fh $7 ORINDERS rented and tid ty "Thetny dhe rn Uoaid rian , Me novel Ba * he beet etd eraze terarator to ere quicksilver | ry 2 in any qrantity ; "th, ‘in eet regia 8 A sitver ares i | 0. 50 for the enrollment of ‘HE MEMBERS OF — anos to LL, Captain. hich ait rit be Kent Ly ner, { anemployed ie too i jock ALM till gana Rte Reet § YORK, “MAY 81, 1880.— a, 180.— | Peelenlts ally | ine peek dress, rooms who may favor b him a visitiag his new RTO. ell & Salisbury, is is a | where evei 001 Ped tof his house, consisting of am intinite sekeny of | Foon well adapted fora Hoarding or Lodging house ; rent moderate. 'ARCHY GRIEVES 9 Barclay st OLD LEAL AND DENTISTS’ GOLD. FOIL, MANU. factory, 112 Frankli Geld and silver Leaf Gold and Tin Foil, very lowest cash prices, warranted tirs | 8 00—TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT, ON BOND AND JOHN F, CORNEY, No, 23 Wall, corner of Broad ae u uality. Orders executed with despateh, - sd ie J. L, WAUGH. Mortgage, in one or more sums, for a term of es rod untive ren estate iu-chie city or Brooklyn. UST Fo Pagal OM GERMANY, A FINE HEALTAY lot of “yh oo it “ peels ae ling two ti hes, eto, vena 8 Rose N ‘Nont Tor ¥ William street. For sale b; CARD TO THE PUBLIC.—THE ADVERTISER OF this Card wishes to inform his friends and the pablic that having finished painting the main entrances of the Astee Hiaeses witl Chey ‘ind of paint chet certain trying to imitate, injure pe tata that ‘by calling is China Ol in painting the hall, main entra: stor House, Rarn m's Hota}, Broalway. ‘Hotel ny places th is not China Gloss nt that i that this pai th + an pers ine the same kind, and that no work has been done wit int bat under my own juriediction, on 8 ublic tolook out for terfolts, and res) cufaily invite bem to calland tiamine athe work that I bave do orders ye to the Patt corner of Third w ty-third street, New ‘Yorks BF etually attended, toon TeasoraSle terms. GEO. W. HOJER, Painter. Cc OAL—BLACK HEATH AND PEACIL ORCHARD Tange Coal, of the first awality, ang and in aPrime order, for sale, at the loweet rates, by W. WorT! 22 and 82 Broadway, and cor. of Fourth and Lak led 4 BROWN, Pin met ENGRAVER AND HERALD « Painter, Renwick street. Coa: cfazme, crests, be g| mast enet ‘rings, he. Conts ot for paint fou poe Oy ta ry, with 200,000 names, eae oF, S_ CHAN 15, 000 Fatt nity tacnanPas | sia Son 8 ‘sand ‘eo Weney stsee Te ny Hom Bele, Lor ae VENTED & co. URERD & SOYER, CONFECTIO! AM Rer1s Grand stzeet, Net Yor mane rere ot ths Refined Candies. fond an auvertment of Cordiel St Filters and an ascert gure ‘Almonds, Talis Almonds ieee eae reach Ciiictaten Cream, Choowlate, Chocelane Drops, 'r Creams, of all forms and every perf: ISTILLING—RILEY'S P. IN Disrvagranted todo the SeeLr eS | Line No low wines. Prod: | ee ga D apa! the wears request for Fereysatth atrects Bart River, New Yer ILLS TOOL STORE, 397 BRO, ‘ H pbk ag th tat ADWAY, SEAR WALKER ors, of every description, eam meng OA The ele ae ‘the same Whoterate and Revel agnor Nerebiinta, be surpassed, are free | 2 000, OOO OE RortLes NEARLY OF DR. KEL- area ‘years, and to cure all rhewm: enabled to sell them at the towent prices, 0 ON * “SOUN ‘HILL Wik BRANDIES, LIQUORS, AND SEGARS—THR seamen’ and pelt he me arti- price. RS. O'NEA RA’S AND MRS. LOUIS’ PATENT AB minal Supporters, for the cure of weaknevs oF TupURtS a without Back pads. All lett pana) ply avtended to. Office 14s Canal str cai , Lnger's Liniment, or Magic Fluid, ha Without a failure, Tt ds wi renew hirey eplteforie Will be paid if we fail to aetieny fal curative ofects, whe will call om OOFING AND Kage’ fd PAPER.—TWENTY TONS Paper suitable f d wale by PERSSE . 00! 0% a Ninth Aveaue and ie natth s Urecaleat and King ley, 45 Courtland; Schiefelin Brothers, & Co., 104 and ps doh South Brook- oklyn— et; Cincinnati, 0.—Me Borton—Redding & Cohen; New Orteani gs, corner’ Pifth nodW trees; Charleston ant J. Wright & Co, Lee Le, ball & je better than my w | less than # on the increase inesday noon to Friday nei i at this rate I ha. The opt 60,00 in thibe in eto the nidnese plan the wo and the m To be had only of H. Twetvetree, New York. Sent by mati if revnire thie proves untrue. Call and vee and mind the round white stones. | in hundreds of cases, oUF Mmobey To proofs of wis Lean do, jarker, (8 MeDow way: Philo. C. Bush, 50 Leigh’ piece, $2 Mercer street. We sCothor asvoulshe y cont ae, pointing ont trash that had beon nad to no purpose but to ft id ores and render the head SoS Ag? ‘Fenew the hair; four applicat the hair, in all 6 re hadreds of pretended rome { them can show that they have restored the one treaty years. They say, pri rately, that cannot be ‘We any that it har—ean be done, In any cage. If we I pay the above forfeit, |N.D. Thie iy used, a WATER Rae om BST ASE L1SRER NT, MUNDE Revie: Fe TLY TN FORMS he publ ata Water Ceve f New | Shady "paits tnd shen toftest and coldest | fete tad alder | buildings offer ail the | rpores, om 1) an icing rome for abou fre. 8 gpmaaciam, Be. living, disciple of Priceanite, Tapptiod. Sith the, pe ¢ air ia pure and bealthy, The new and spacious miences for water cure | experience of more jeans } fyarer Graeme | from the ee eared poterers | Roem diem 4 vee be him. = ‘paruvalars, please yw kare Mr ae Wal epee =a ude with iets ay ort his yo ae 8 Le ae wa o'elook. Drese Cirele, = ak, ‘Ther, Be; Pis, NN Aemak 248428 @HATHAM Lapeer epee ght of the eater iginments: will J re of the bi menace as the UCKOOS—Colomel Gruky" Mr, C. Tayler; Captain Dudley, Mr. Crocker belly BefND rh tl feerock i. iad eferscn Riorae, Wf. 8 nk Fu ana Cruises conclude with 08, Badroulbadow hie fatee SMOTHER AND CHILD Ay DOISG WHEL Mr. Suugsby, Mr. C. Taylor; ye Mrs, Jeiferson; Mes, nary. Doors open ai 7 mmaned at Sadek: iwenes 20 center Piece oN AMUSEMENTS. Byoapwar THEATRE, A MARSHALL, SOLE wgning, Jane lat, will be performed ROK TRE ty ies, » Ee. Dott Kat O'More, Silis Olivia: al Miviaae rom Zampa. b, 01 Mer and de ballet Neel, am vain’ ie M *p Gtivia; Ne at roue Power's drama of St’ Patrick gon will appear, Dross Circle and rd Olreloe, 2% conte; Gallery, J 1BL0's —saruRDa: senibts Family” § vere ie Lady Sowerby Cream! Vesnon; Men ter Mary Taylor; Mrs. Grimsby Delmaine, Mri ftor To conclude with the farce called TICKLIS! “Ties Col, ¥, Mr. Nickinson; Capt. Dudley, Mr. Walcot; Perky Postlethwaite, Me-donu Sefton Allee Miss Mithinehe Bele Marigold’ Mrs, Jobin Sefton, Admission to all parte’ of the house, 50’ cents. Doors oven at 73z; to com ts o'elock. STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—RETURN OF THE fen ctor of the leavs roe ty Fs pera Company. the saan fates ‘Opera Om] ny respectful eee musieal jo of New York Hin the Astor Place Opera House for a short season, the frst represeatation om Monday event Sea 4, SL ONT The box oftice will b ‘fen we oavere ; ee will be open rt Gay, June fot at which time places cin be ¥e Pao pty 8 MITES ICHANICS' HALL, Ni fe Beet i enna a the fret atin d oldest dey band 3 we comprising » com formers, ui tion of EP. yt They wil Baye thi ‘boner et their tnd Inimitable entercsinments every ‘a Baul further notice, Admission 25 cents, ‘Doors oven aT; Concert commence at 8 o'clock. 3 gfrecacen ‘Gomeerd on Saturdays, commencing at 3 o'clock, P. STOR PLACH OPERA HOUS Havana Italian Oper OF THE Jirection earance of ora Be ni, Sig aivi, Signor C. Badiali, and or I. Mosiel a (who yu I appear for ‘the first time inthe er of fonday, June 3d, will be per~ formed maison" 's fig OY Opera, LA’ FP. AVORITA—Elda, ‘Steffanoni; ai Signor L. Saly a4 Caatiie, Siznor Badiati; Everardo per, Signore Gintirodo, f obteto Signor LP tattineltt of the Le enor T. Barat Basctre and Bisnor G. Botesini; Leade ‘rices—G: i secured. No ors Open at 7; performance ae VIEWS—ANY PERSON ITAVING A LOT of d interesting Views, suitable for public ex- hibition, which they would ¥ to dizpose of, may hear of & ‘by apply in; so, a first rate Micro~ Poope, with Yaristy of curions ilfustrations appropriate to the instrument irese Microscope, during the next Please Office. BURTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—SATUR- ings June A." the, performances wll cont dy of SPEED PLOUGH —Sir Abel t Reh Prstip Tiandtord Mr. C.F. Adains; Hen jarke; Bob Handy: Mr, Jordan: Parmer Ashfield, Mt Merton; Mise Blandford, Mrs. Musselty Susan As\teld Chapman. To conclude with the new fare the THREE OUCKOOS—Col. Cranky, Mr. Andrew: ‘aptain Dudley, Mr. Perkyn Poetlothwaitey Mr, Johnson; Alice C Mrs Holman; BARNOWS LANCASHIRE BELT RINGERS, aT THER Chinese Buildings, No. 639 Broadway.—This talented band of performers, whose entertainments, during th Ar ig two weeks, have been greeted with crowded houses and ui bounded applause, will appear againevery evening this woe mmencing Monday, May 27th, at $o-clock, and on Wodnes= d Saturday afternoons, at $ o'clock. Their novel per- i of the kind ever before vir nee Their music, being four belli to each man, meres an effect at chanting. bei On, wattesn guadtifics polkas, ational ity Hehidpianmolodien, Bnd selser pices teclebrated operas, with s hae? mony and Fwtki of ae whieh ciuslon the greatest delight, rls 28 cuts; ‘Orchestra Jn, conjunction with, the Bell Ringers, will also appoar those talented vooaliste, Miss Leslie and Mr. Harrison, the former ins variety of popular songs, and the latter in several com melodies prerietory fusions. Adumission, 25 cou! children aedeey half price. ARNUM'S CHINESE MUSEUM, 539 pADADWAY.. BE tween Spring and Prince stre Pr prictor and Manager. Re: commencing Monday, suite, who purpose viniting the Bee to their departure for Eureps. In addition to the we Famity, #ix in number, including the lady with foot lle jon, consi nt for ineipal cities et the but er 10, ioe. Li- His’ and pelvace eobaels OR. “4 CHEAP—THE BEST PAINTED AND MOST ve Panorama Exhibition ever constructed :—The Revelations of Earliest Creatioa, or the History Antediluvian World, illustrating the reas tien ot the Six Days Work, the Horror ith ‘colored giass Will. be woll very low. has leisure to attend toit, Apply ‘New Assembly Rooms, Chambers etre OATR AM SQUARE.--TWO ww afternoon at 3, and in the \LYMPIC.—PIERCE’S MINSTRELS—THE ORIGINAL Pompey, late of Christy’ apnasis, 8 Broadway, be~ tween Low: nad Grand ste.—Every evoning during the jk. Dours open at 7. at8 o'clock. fo noveltion Conse in hi Eee ‘8 BEAUTIFUL MOVING DIORAMAS— Now exhibiting at Washington Hall,508 Broadway, three eit ‘. Every evening, at Sand at ‘Vln the ‘urd dinission 25 se Take jb cents; the ra Creation of th 8 of Tintern on e Polar Ri River highly arousin a | Heder the juven ‘This is an fers fxom all panoramic displays, fi penrance, imparted by the ai and opti ae BALE oF ieH 7 at tr We Praorkeal "the auction toons. 317 and ‘S18 road) of White street. A superb collection of 4, 001 Lai grav ings, plain and colore framed cera Cat ow Ing the choice works of Cousine, week vtaye the sale. me, Ke, 1 inning, pre} GAR _AT AUCTION. on Saturday. June 1, iD ‘eorner ‘and granu L. M. HOFFMAN & ary ae Me- ‘ie mien Pe ), of ad been ia the hands ‘of the presant s Fossett) for the last 2) yenrs—havin for the same within the pas TLUTA: CK, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE sale. 10 EE at 22 Spruce street, by virtae of pete, 1 0 pit ry , Hard= ware, Clot! Parle six octaves, in nai ‘ing 10) tunes) & Buggy, and Harncas. “hISHOn, foun necllor at Law, ttorney for Mor! rate at auce pea Ma] ar Smile trom Kinesttiage:and thirteen, free beautifully waved on the east bank of the Hudson, along ey! runs the: for its southern boundary the ten La pe ~) tg from os is ane navi ria ‘bold The southwestern T presente an edmirable piace fora railroad esiness purposes Gud with vbe stone quarries, ee | . On the whole, itmation ahd increasing income to the owner. gf thie pre it ion of eapital # sowntry seat. The sal Mlidder. thie terns will be made JOR SALE—A HOUS , Middletown Point, Moutrow ¢ Boose te two start scld crvented from th culare, inquire of the __ AMO! MENTS In PHILADELPHIA. NUM S MUSEUM, PRILADELPRIA—P, T. arya, Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford, Ase ‘The performances of the Secuin Gpers =. have, during the past week, witne: and lauded by hundreds of the first families in i eg The Manager with pleasure announces that, Present week, they will appear in tl “Cinderella,” “Don Pasquale, ke., produced appear in rning—on the at Ris wend of characters, in the afternoon, aided by the es pany, who will alse present chaste Farces, #, ke. Particular attention is invited to the 500,00 Curiosities. Admittam ¢, 25 conte, under tea yours, 1234 cents. __... WATERING PLACE. HESTER OR YELLOW “SPRINGS, CHESTER coun. % Feeney ivania.- extensive establishment bavis been thoroughly Aite pe place of summer resort for th otion of Bealthy will be opened for ene ror ie on the first of June, Those whose object is reci 4s well a8 those who are invalids, and seek @ restoration to health, will find the Springs a tful fourm, as every facility has been provided whic con talass= y omfer Particular eare has been ‘taken to make the establishment for the treatinent ali itr. A, of the Wash- we fark indly’ consented oh by letter directed to Mrs. M. Springs, Esch ite It an ewenene * ix ny Weare aven< The io vat th . “eatablirhment wwe been laid ous hing Nas been ttt EYPORT.—WHILE SO MANY PERSONS A ing for Summer Residences, we would call their a tion te the beni ital Tillage of Keyport, one CH, the mo jo ingia inity of this city, Davautonse which arermat voles toned ithe the sates aioe tance of New York, The market is always supplied with ble of the b 1 of AE how Ste garore, ‘which commences rennin lace of the one now on the line, an hat gentlemanly and obliging captain Il. Whit~ ath week, in mi ‘a As one of the bent clerks to ationd to bis passen- b Mr.T. V. Arrowsmith Would call the attention of those ‘wish thie epportunity, sTHMUS NOTELS—CHACRE rs GORGONA, ma—The Irving House, at Cha, ae Aesisted by Hugh Miller. The it under the management The Amer: Hotel. at C el, at Panam Nxiat Miller. ‘Mer: n the mont favorable ter they having more extensive facilities than any house om the Inhinus. References:—Panama Railroad C ew York; J. Howard & Sone, do; Chas. Morgan, Williams & Co., do; Geo, Law, Kaa , do; D. D, Honse, do; A oes Pacific Mote d ier. ward. Irving Abbey & Freeman, 0; Coleman a ‘Aerabers DB. Colewnn, E Fe ier b Clift, Sacraimen jeroan, Beq., d REES HALL, PATERSON, N. J.—THIS SPLE * Hotel is wow open for sumer, transient, a sity. Capi Manufactory, dollar. OLD ESTABLISHED COACH ees; Che shops will be sold at cing Inve ether b rect, N.Y. GENTREL se, contain ms, Jer- shed or unfurnish amy aad ‘bo ard © COACH MAKERS.- Factor * new, in fer ed; and the proprietor would rer with the family, if desirable. Apyly at 0 LET, FURNISHED, WiTH i guired, a fine larce Room, and laree Fenpectabie ger where there are oe eeaedeen, pe a part Howery Tnanire st and after Jo'elock, P.M. inens ment ontbecorner et Wend street ont 146 Ninth etreet, before 10, A. M., 0 LET IN WILLTAMSBURGI —A MANDSOMELY South. Location very desigable, OARD IN THE COU NTRY.—ONE OR TWO FAMILIES ant edated with board for the season, in the ant vi ihe f New Durham, 834 miles from the Hoboken tuation i bie, Ponty f frwit, 1 heme will be found pply to H. P. Pe op to CT ‘ wry, Otte Covince, Hoboken, ree for pala. B’ OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, far for which ali 1 Addre: I IN A SMALL eral price will be paid, if #itenry. NTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- rooms sad board, at 0 Warren , and shower Boake’ SMALL PRIVATE PaMiLy HAS Two pleasant rooms, with pantries, more than they require, (on the second floor,) and wonld accommodate two or n with partial board ta gentleman and wife with 1. Apply at 100 Spring street, fourth door west of y. Fornished 4 Bedroom, Apply at second house Colorned to Peek Slip Ferry. T° Et—FROM THE Pret oF JULY TO THE FIRST ‘of May next, the fara No. 136 Broadway; Apply between the hours of 10 and ik 0 LET—A GOOD TWO STORY BRICK MoU Hlegrantly leented im the teh Ward, and furnitn For further partieulors, apply at 19 Greenwic ell adapted for any man an Eogine, now on th CHERRY STREET: AND bailsling,) "Also, for sale, aime <THE P REMISES aq —T0 A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, A DARG fronting on Astor h it is one of the LU conveniences p ; 736 Bs mdvey. 6 the /RANADA—ALL PERSONS Granada must provide the tt4 from this cone od. by the United Stat bie conecdate, im order shat Ne RAILROADS, MDEN AND AMHOY BAILROAD Line | CA PAAR A? YY re slosh AB ipibedaeee FoR Re i tor River. Fare, ef ea N OTIC R TO CONTRACTORS.—SOUTH CAW Rail Road ©: Charleeton, May 23, 1860, A t this office patil the 18th Jal: 4 ih fisted Plans proporsle will be v seetin be for Alken. ix miles of ro ‘Will consist of 4 into four Fe teen st this oftes parti epeet will Tarorably com) rs ih any place Wal, i. BARTLESS, Secrviary, w obtain © with foil street, afew doors weet o and required. <A NEATLY Bosepre rar or ¢ near Broad OARD ON STATEN ISLAND- Hpmity, svaiding within tem mix A SMALL PRIVATE ’ hess gentlemen fee KM, Herald’ office; or Miller's liot 1 A SMAL ousion, Addre B’. OARD 1NG-- - MERCHANTS AND OTHERS CAN BE mmedated with good furnished apartmenta, part or full ” phere cleaaliness, ¢ tori and attention can be enjoyed, Warm and cold bat fr the wee ef cecupante, Apply at Mrs. MEDIURSTS, Oil Horston etree. YOUNG GENTLRWAN CAN BE accouMoDA HAS HAD MUCH EXIT ace in her nativ , either at s ENCH LADY, WHO r jn teaching hee le residence or t! revs 48 Tenth Ade ANTED-AN ENGAGEMENT, AS TRANSLA ATOR. genilemans Eaiter, Clerk, or Tutor, by a profes ad a ty wei to pabiie and common theta n house, om DI, New York Port office HFTELLIGENCE BY TUE MAILS. Our Washington Correspomdence. * Wasuinoron, May 30, 1860, Suspension of Legislation tilt Newt Week—The War of the Cabinet upon Henry Clay—The Breach widening in the Whig Ranks—Pennsyleania Whigs trallying on O8 Zack's Plan—ThHouse and the Galphin Claim—Ap- peal to the Supreme Court. ‘The death of Mr. Elmore interposes @ suspension @ legislation in the Senate for the residue of this, week, and the House had previously resolved to hold’ 6ver till Monday from to-day, with a view of Hall in trim for the hot season, We expect adjournment next week by the Senate, of several for the purpose ef allowing the upholsterers to make their summer arrangements in that branch of the Capitol, so that.we cannot safely calculate upon the regular resumption of the Compromise bill for a weeks “ come. The war of the cabinet upon He: Clay is w! the breach in the whig ranks. e cabinet from the Boston Courier all a Richmend Whig, in Virginia, taking their cue from the Republic, are down upon Henry Clay— ‘The little dags, and all, Tray, Blanche, and Sweetheart, 4e they bark at him.’ It is a state of open wer; and the chasm in the whig ranks is sensibly widening and deepening. The ~~ ture has opened a crevasse upon the poor wbigty the whole party, except Henry Clay. is fubmerged. perbaps, will survive th et, white the seat ments of the adminis < wood, among the vals of this political poor peal mn. The Pennsylvani who were heretofore np. posed to be with Henry Uly, are beginning to Fall ee Old Zack's plan ling the negro questio: “4 ey believe that G good ook another term im Pennsylvania—they know that he is all they want in the matter of prote n, sad they think that i¢ is most judicious to support him, ax the best way of maintaining a strong front in the old Key-stone State, The New York whigs, and nearly all the Northerm Fallying to the support of Old 7 plan, y from the same motives, but because they believe it do ben little more certain against any chanes of slavery than the compromise of Henry Olay Nobody sugpnees that this war of the cabinet upom Mr, Clay will hurt him or his reputation in the slight- est degree, Indeed. it will ouly exalt him in the Ne estimation, He would have been false to his character, had he conseniod to be the mere tool, in the Senate, of the abolitionists of the cabinet. He was the last man to count upon as a stool-pigeon? for Tho- mas Ewing, Jacob Collamer, 4nd William H. Seward, His course of action is then perfectly consistent with his respect for the whig party, the country, the go- yernment, and himself. But though Mr, Clay has nothing to lose by eut adrift from the administration. the split in the ks growing out of this personal rupture, does mi promise much for the compromise, It renders the success of the bill contingent upon the mere chances of a struggle in the dark, ax fir as the Senate is eon- cerned, and (he fate of the measure in the House still more likely to be defeated. it willrequire some months Yet to disclose the extent of the responsibility of the cabinet in Prossoutin this war upom Clay's Nobbdy ig afraid of discussion; bue it-is still © ion whet ee this ( ongress will adjourn afore or aft On Tuesday week, the 1 business comes uy the House, We expect, everybody expecte, the pu opinion demands, a verdict against Crawford and cabinet, But, upon such a verdict, ey I up the money, or resign! Not» bitof it. He have the matter carried up into the he Supreme Oe Sout, ‘and there a decision upon it may be 4th March, 1852; and. of course, the ca! hold on till they hear the decision, But, better still, the cabinet seem to understand that, upon the teehni- of the law, the Supreme Court will decide that, yment was according to the act of Congress, Lebo general terme, authorizing the jue. And the whic! to salto found $191,000 interest to be due on the claim which might be found to be goes settled, and they p due, Of Wl does not sik parsed—the time of ri does not inquire p the nature aud extent of ‘ns claim a secret from ofa Fyack. till the money was paid. and the new vsperare took up the hue and cry—it does not ing ther one oun object of Mr, Crawford, in. get ng into the cabinet, was or was not the better to secure haul upon the treasury. These points, tett to the e prese, Gepend for their decision upon the publie judg- ment. \d the Supreme Court itself will be powerless against the public soatemnaues, should its deetston upon the mere technicalities of ‘the law acquit this guilty cabinet of the plunder. W expeet nothing less than tbat, in a month or two, it will be found neees- sary to exorcise this cabinet by a whig manifesto;in order to save a remnant ofthe party fom the disgrace of the Galphin enormity the amount found Wasnixaton, May 29, 1950, The Compromise Bill—Division of Parties on the Presidgn> Hal Question—Amendment of Jefferson Davie—TVght Pinch for Mr. Webster—How is he (0 ¢0 2 Very Por- plering Case. It is a matter of importance to know, as far as ean be ascertained, how the Senate is divided, or is Mkely to be divided, upon this Compromise, or Omnibus, Bill of Mr, Clay There is no arriving, as yet, at any defi- nite rerult. The bill may be rejected—it may pass by one or two votes—it may require the best efforts of Mr Clay to secure a bare majority; and on the final trial At may yet pass by a very clever majority. There area number of Senators, North amd South, who are sup- posed to be playing fast and loose, and they are there. tore like the Dutchman's pigs—they move about 60 ra- pidly that you can’t count them ; but the prospect for the bill looks bad North and South, the Senate (counting Delaware as a Southern State, stands equally divided—thirty Se- nators to each section. Between the two great parties we have 83 democrats and 25 whigs, and two elected aa per excellence —Messre Chase and Hale. enate are cut up into refere Presi Gen Buchanan ; and, to a great extent, according to the number of each of these di candidate, is the division of the Senate up: veral plans before them. The friends of Gen. Cass and of Mr. Clay go for the Comp friends of Gen. Taylor prefer the President's pla dd they also prefer the Mirsourl Compromise line—bat te, the South. ern democrats may be rately considered as preferring Mr. Buehanan to any other Northern candidate, for the Prewid ‘art from ail these sub.divisions, * are instructed upon the ‘ot Proviso; #0 that with the Taylor whigs, the instructed, and the freee soilers, the P. has now some eighteen or twenty adi floor of the Senate—the Clay Comp -nine or thirty, and the Missouri line some twelve or h hirteen. who will «tick to it to the last chance. h this state of things existing. we do not hesitate to way that it would be # very tight pineh which would give the compromise bill thirty voles, if brought to ite pasenge now. It could not get that number, perhaps, and the pending amendmens, if adopted, Is not ealew- lated to inake it any stronger in the North, the quartet to which Mr. Clay is looking for assistance Th that the territorial shall protect the righta Utab (or ders in such the territory Webster ean't support this amendment Cooper. Their votes are wanted to make ail safe. We hoid that (he amendm nt only assumes that the constitution overrides the Mextean laws, and that im legislating for territories of (he United States, we doit under our own constitution, and mot under that of y tthe South, im requiring this olid ground to stand apo rina mighty toklish position, b * to latroduee Now sinvery Inte stoexclude slavery. and againet the equal rig perty, in the territorie menitment does not direct! Introduetion of for the territerial legt m protecting every larery—tt only saye vot be debarred kind of property, which of Thisteo mighty ugly avd lo get round it is almost that the © neludes slave property 4 over, t of Mr. Clay stands it simply Rrovides that the territorial legial star “ll past no relation to African inhibit the legielatur operty, It exclnd rare tha and takes a siave with him, and the sla count, the owner ritorinl authoritt in relation to Afriom ae Mr. Clay, aad we eflereon Davis “smelt the rat? letely perplexes Mr. qo In pol Jas the pr neighbor to work up of euch slave has no re have no power ts do ar slavery.” Th amendment ie aes fe differe slavery; but it dors ¢ nothing about admit slavery, but it do it, That's all, And if we admit that under the constitu. tion the people of all the States, with ali thelr property, have an equal 6 go into a territory, the common property of all States we must admit the vaildity of the amendment. That's the polot upon which we tohear Mr Webster, Ie © treads no step back~ cept upon A pinch and thie we apprehend is laces the bill in that position which th whether it shall pass or be laid leaves {t to the upon the table, It may be, that even with the amendment, no 4! holder will be Likely to take bis slaves into New co or Utah, and that practically it is perfectly inno- cent, and amounts to ne still. the amend- ment opens the door to the thern man, with his tleves, and guaranties his protection and the securit of his tlaves in his possession in there territories ir only an abstraction. if you pleare— bata very tiekiieh obstruction to Mr. Webster, And yet Mr. Webster may vote for the amendment wiih perfect enfety, under the full conviction that slavery is excluded from Utah the will of God. The South are agreed. They only want the abetract right to go there Nothing more. And ‘ ipeline to believe that Mr Webster don’t like amendment, notwithstanding the.will of God. Dispose of this amendment, and next to have the Wilmot proviso, the Missourl eo line, and the motion to cede to Texas the di i of New Mexico, T must prob foe sereznl we ke to come; and, take atid the viet om 7, we hold that the final result, even to the ney hg no means ascertained to be the passage