The New York Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1850, Page 3

te, 8 Poskas-book, ‘dollar bill, oa 0, 28 ee The eicet Aster Howe GOK REWARD FOR ea Viotion of the thies, £ROSEOUTION treyed she remain” thr rave of Frederick P Rear the Seound Ay by his father, Wi" pear Bast Bixte ie deapemeseteatl ¢ jardson, No. #3 First Av & Aituation to cook, je family ly wnder.tands a who thereugh le Bradway, b olty referenced eae be Please oail at 31 day and Iith streets, boty rhe bet “.€WARD—LOST—ON MONDAT EV ENING, ‘oetween the Dry Dock and Holmen, 9 Wall sixty-five dollars, The finder will receiv and the thanks of she loser, who cannot w ny. ieaving the eame en’ the steamboat Sowth foot of South sever, BREAST PIN, SET WITH SMALL D im the form of a’ knot. ‘The full valuo will finder, by applying at the office of B15 a IN BAST TWENTY- ace, oF while PAE THSTERD AY, MORRING. rd andPourth Sq) drawn by Sines & Huger, end sundry memorandams,. 7 ment of the ehecks has been stopped, and sll pers ‘on recurn of the wallet and SPEGIAL NOT MW MASONIC PROCESSION OP THB M. W. OR Lodve of the State et New York, wiil be Geeang Lode Room, as the City Hotel (lace Howard ) this afternoon, at three o'clock, and will move up Broadway, id the Bowery, through Eighth 6 » thea down to the Freemason’s Mall, ; Rhee the ew ledge rooune nro to bo ded Master, All brethren are requested to ap) apre - and white gloves, lodges in their ome ‘JANES HERRING, ASONIC NOTIZE.—THE ANNUAL COMMUN ton of St, John’s Grand Lodge of the most ancien merayie fravernity of Free and Accepted Mase ne of the New York, will be held at the Grand l ute Hall, 7A Grand etroyt, on Tuvsdas evening 5 o'clock. DENRY © ATWOOD, Gram Rowe. ‘Mavor, Grand Seeretary. Grand Secretary. June ch, Master. ANTED.—LOOK-KEEPIN: practical business qnalitieations, having a few Hy, would be happy to negotiate with ow parties for bringing up, balanct om reasonable terms. Address, paper. ANTED—A YOUNG or Aout WOMAN AS NURSE ANB most understand would be p Also 8 German waite W anteniey A Rl SPRCTABL = Bikl, 4 srr0a- Hen 40 Wash, ¢ Chamberwe: er vo ansian W og ty vation te fo a abort civtance ig bent of ity referenees will be given. ‘Saaed Ne a Clare ‘street, 1p e.ai A PARTNNR, WITH THIS AMOUNT IN lneranive eaah im= ‘sash, lo re-commo nce a ver: a large sap! an be extended to a} live this property of edverticer, iwbe with ether facilities, toearry om the saume to advantage, Address “P. ” Herald office, 0 WAIRDRESSERS—WANTZD a FIRST Rave | Jonrmeyman. Constant work Aad good wares, one olers need apply. ply to nEbuviesr & HRARD, 2 Maiden lane. OVERN reruetion omprices English and Freneh, Italian, pial forte, ein rawing, wishes for am ensagement. A Gress, J) 5.5. Heraid On 1 BROAD STREETN—ONE ARVER WANTED ATN) "need apply except he pert ANTED—& SITUATION, BY A GIRT, V er Inat place, vo 40 chat all ps ‘jaye at No. 37 Weat Tatrsoenth m, general’ vate fam street W4stEvosy & RESE ECTABLE YO nad Chambermaid, or to do general house~ work for wemall faim The best of ity reference given. washer and ironer, and a goud plain eoo! Apply for t a floor, front r "RESPEC TABLE PROTESTANT ny ormatd, or take ‘The best of eity refer~ Meveane, third floor, A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN PRO- # situation to do light ehamberwork, and d reference «i ply at No.4 Serene kaos Sate oooh ename’ Basho teen hirersdage PANTERA SITUATION, (BY A RSSPECTADLE womon, to take charge of children and do plain sew- ing, and to niake herself generally uaeful-—a home doing ean object than wages." Apply at 44 Hudgon street, in the mient. Can be neon, J ANTED—A ‘oung wom little boy, three wily. She would send ber own bal B, BY A WEALTHY ba table devote her entire time to the comfort and ¢ entrusted to her charge; and, if necessary, do plain sew! eof the baby ra Can be scen for two days only at 171 Hester street, in the rear. Winters GOOD COOK, WHO UN ers GHA pastry Aud meat Cook, es Now Jersey, to whom libyral wages will Mass MEETING OF THE BRICKLAYERS AND Jasterers will be held at the Mechanics Mall, 170 Wester . mn Wednesday evening June 0 organize the y, Penctual attendance is requested the masons of Brooklyn, Williamrburg und Jersey City, are invited to attend. By erder of the Chairman, CORNELIUS MeCLUS- KY. Jacon Cran, Seoretary. OPARTNERSHIP NOTIC fed myself with M willbe continued as hererofor & Co. ew York, June Ist., I¥IDEND.—THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF the North Amovican Fire lugnrance Company have slared a temi-anncal dividend of tom per cent, payable BLEECKER, Becretary. “Nett G "Wall Wall street, Jone 5 eas, rOTICE—THE $U SURSCRIDER, LATE AT ATTORNEY FOR tonsa andre rove M.D. New York, Jane 3, 180. Lisponard street. BY JORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY of New York.—Washingten 8. Whit m_ Friel ¢ for a m0 William Frieli, defendant: od to answer the complaint {a t gionet the Clerk of the City an minth day cf May, instant, wad seaseoma nt my office, No. doman: thonsand cha igs rye action. oti’. erney: Mew Torx, mi ‘Tove, 160. 64 John street. no oljeetion to ort re reat iol West Siateenth street. day ET NURSE WANTED TO TAKE A HEALTUY FE- male Infant, eight months old, None bat an Aerisan | P home of theirown. Apply, will answer, having @ comfortab) between 1) & RESPECTABLE YOUNG Chambermaid and Waiter. be given. Ploase a) ven for bwo days, WOMAN, ‘The best city reference street. Can be Le young woma to make herself rt distance in the Ve seen for two day: ANTED—A SITU to do general housework, ally useful; has no objection to go country; has good eit, _ Please call at 806 1 VATION, BY A RESPECTADLE ‘ook, Washer, and lin “ y corner of Eleventh str fromt room. ws ANTED—A SITU TUATION BY ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA fs situation to do plain cooking, wasliing U try ry dren Re ob- tien to ry Mos ta ection to 6 ont reapeota rel be given fr at No. 47 Mote streets in the rear, third Aber WANTEDCA SITUATION, BY A SMART, TIDY, IN- dustrious | you gu as chambormaid, or to do housework i eral. a do the best of plain isnt be for two Gays, if no! eet, Kew Yor SLAND FERRY —ON AND AFTER JUNE SOP ALT A 9,10) and 1 A and a Vas derbils’s Lan 4 is SU Eo und? P.M aRD pe us G. rrr {CORR MED ATIONS, ‘tlemen, at No, $45 Broadway, next te Be THE COUNTRY W4NTED.—A LADY AND seme sight fe ccean ia DOWN TOWN. =. FOUR SINGLE ms be —THREB aa Aes, ‘No. 103 atreet, Tear Boccdeey. Re- UP TOWN.—s DY aXD le wii La one dated with reems at No 4 Union Square —W. Bape. ao, 3 A CONTE MAN AMD EIS toh close by. CUTTER, Little Neek, LT. bine griairoin aranr pranmnase ON SRCOND bases ne Ld ag Sgt TO eet Sig att yo ¥ Avis sah ak ie ot ny will be Teasined is of three per as ae A ey At paar BRO Tas cue Teg aaaay wa BN, foot of street, H.R. > BoskPING— A GENTLEMAN AXD HIS WIFE, OR two oi) tlemen, OY ore with far~ Be roe Serevent bessttey. pn ant ant ohn nine —4-y —SUITES OF GOOD FURNISHED ROOM: Bone est op separate ae reed | er full Meatulng beuve, cot petablaned apreanly for roatiomen, wf eleanli and atte ‘ean be enjoyed. fed cold bath fooms for the f cooupants, ‘avis ve Mra. Mec burst, O41 Bs Bats toe geht al = jam fob, ed oa Transient hake Se th very pleasant rooms, ‘Reference Bun; yf Bay As PLEASANT ROOM, koow, ‘WITH CLOSET, sviT- Alto a tingle room, may 4 there are few boarders. oar way. Bathe ia the White # D WANTED. IN A FAMILY, BY A LADY, to Freveh might be considered Sadvowe B.: Lower Port Omics. ANY not more than five, minutes plicant, by addressing ros and eMALL Fam wife and ©! Bath, to # hours Sie L than they oveupy, woul Sais en tlemen, Green street, 8.—THRER OR FOU B GENTLEMEN DESIROUS oviving the eomforte of ure hand= Termisbed. tocme, with. br tea, ina mont fon vp town, west by addressing, fingle for ent! ie roome with bet, enld. and ous TO LET={TO ANY MIGHLY RESPRCTAB! ie cores will be R° with fall oF family of finele gentleman. rial banrd, The how Je will be furnished, if 1 00MS by | Gaemaeene Ee BOR FOUR ‘GEN. the fe resign o 8 ei and ence tivate i, hp fe RO. 2 oper “Uae iam ne) Pasepoi STOR ip for I vere, he eres la willing te make Minsit gone, by permanent roe Cah given. Neaae sail ‘od de. B situation teas ley Duane street, third floor, back room, for two days. ANTED—A B8ITU yon BY A Baerggranid an, ANTED—BY & Resa? ORLB YOUNG WOMAN, ‘@ situation, to wreak get ire or de housework for s emall family. Apply at 110 Tw street, between Sifsh and Bixth avenues. be seen for two days. any Baayd a, BRAPACTABLE Y. iG WOMAN, ete eee ty reference given ; ean be ‘eadewater street, in the | Wines kao g SE, BY at mpage ae aye maker. deysagnds Engi and Sis estat Rese cumeat. W oateetion so RECPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, yay vlt Lory and or te de a 8 omall “$374 reference No ‘& pbort distances in the 7 0 86 Hoeney-oeet. a aia 6 way, under Barat ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE wom: L washer and ironer, or is ewwcrk. the book of sity Fiease call at Ti Greenwich avence. Can be eat of La rage S 4 RESPRCTA YOUNG WOMAN, A Wan Chamtermaid er Waiter. The best of city roferenecr ean Le piven. Please all at $27 Ninth street, fret foor. ATION, a? f A RESPECTABLE ct 2 Child's Norse; can ference. Apply ANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, SEVENTREN YEARS OF . wente be bind himself to some rerpectable trades House Carpenter, AP Joiner, Stone Mason, Jean his trade. Cam size gued seourity airy. be seen for two or three a Matkerey: ees, in the store. NIED-—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4, je care of children, Ww’ WASTEDIA SITUATION, AS COOK, BY A. CArA- bie weman, whe has sorved in most respectable fa milies, and can produce #atiatsetory reference. Please ap= ty at 24 Catharine street. D-BY & ‘Asher and Ironer, of todo gen=" rt) Leu ink aneoyhes Dable reference given. Enqnireat ANTED A SITUATION | A en a wishes to taste, with b scours & share in @ ene of the best loeation: rew ling h box 180) Post Of MAN, OF ACTIVE ITAMITS, WANTS 1 tino Protestant at hiehmien nee A fmzanr ploy ly. or even perman ed 7.6. B, Cy te. iY Teapettatie fomi- Any commands address oe, will Ue Fespeettully attended all F 3 LADY, WHO WRITES A PLAIN, CORRECT ROTATLE MAN AxD WIFE, WISHES TO On- temily, the man ae an as Chambermaid, and is e beat of city street, for three YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITTATION, AS Nurse and Seamstress, in a private family d and Senmatrees: she has lived be A Mestre TABLE YOUNG WOMAN WAN Hom as Seamstress, She Foomerany 1K WANTS - | as Laundrese in ATION WANTED, AS SEAMSTRESS, bY co; sity freserence piven ply Laserment, | Brew and other Tri at corner of day by aweti Bleeker and Grove streets, together with a spl ment of Dress Goods suitadie id eonfinence of one of the mo tednuivel Croek, river, and having the rail y, will be prerentpto= rily sol 0 re tition the ent mong the heirs under the direct ” Ruggles, Eeq., Referee, on Mone day, June 12, at nek, at the Merchants’ Bxebange $1 CROSBY STREET. lace this day, aud harness, clock. JOUN H, GATFIELD, Proprietor. __ EDUCA! TOR, YOUNG MAN AC German and oor priv Adiress, pat paid, ACCUSTOMED TO TEACH FRENCH mas teacher i the country.— street. 4 MISOKLLUAN KOUS. y YORK TYPE POUNDRY, 61 ear William.—The subscribers having pur= foundry of Mr. George Bi, Lothian, (eskabe }) are vrepared to furnish to, printers and e~ Wi peeectypens hi w Anown und superior Musiey G ting i all the printing office, at late firm of nage of bi , Fen riends at bis present Printers of newspapers intending to deal telye th spectfally selicits the pat lishinens. with us, by publishing the above, including this note, three times Lefore be te 1, 1500, ond senaing a eopy to us, will be they purehase six times the amount of their bill, elected from specimens of our own manufacture. OMS, FIsTOLS, ke. 1.040 U: 8, mack 8. hi th polished stocks. locks. Es veey tow peioes foe guanalt HORSTMANN, BROTHERS & CO., EXUINE DANTZIC SPRUC FE —TW0 HUNDRED KEGS if uality, for Beer Manufatorios, dust by JOHN B, MURRAY, N “ce ASHING MADE EASY.”—THOUSANDS HAVE purehased this receipt, and expressed C3 7 ist as enabled them ocala RTIFICIAL, EYES.—Dr. J. GRAY, 197 GRAND STREET, WN. ¥.—The only maker of ‘Artificial Human Eyes in tao AMES | NEWMAN'S GENUINE LA ogy {xP oll Colors, li Lock Bo: direst ohne WA WD, agents, BC MeN ON ts, ight of a celebrated medicine, which could be madi ield @ handsome income. Ad: s line to Pidedieus.” box Far General Poet Omnee. M. AND R. DAVIE! GENERAT, g oryraaans, + 50 Breadway, have bow on end ment of Lace, Embroidered. Musil li een, Window 8! offer 20 per sent leas than’ cop.sther sete y, wholesale or resail. ay. copwoxTH vere MACHINES AND hang rt, No. 192 A street, is pony abso for machines oz aay of either at the shortest notice apreT feiquone a Lester's are tbe bent fn ‘and cannot be A J.B. Lester, 198 Fulton sireet, HY fe factory at Hastings, om doom River. os aT & FIN ¥Y HAVE REMOVED, from Mo. MO Blip, te No. 42 Bours AST OFF eee = are. Rae al Uae gr * od oe wre te he Roerthon, foaeh the pont ‘poet Sor ri veneer a or he wil Ladies attended attend at their resi TY, 483 Broadway, 0 ROTAC La—ADMIASION r eeusn is in prepa KAND DRAMATIC Awhile performance ie Rives, in whiel i odreds ealled ote and Bs ne, end ts performed every day o boot, ie and gaiver establishment “ SONES, 4 Ana gost TO THE FRET. or the me York, y refunded WA Broadway. Price, % riers and Btates of many of th forwails and ceilings. * from all the p latest etyles Reet French fncterion,, ail the hey are constantly re- we pal factories of France and Patterns of Paper Decora Tontures V " n 176 Fulton Petedam, fe. om: Hialtimore—Poli Appiesnic & ineipnati, ©. if 4 Redding & treet; Chach aM New Orie 4 J. BA 0 Co; Paplels & DR. CHARLES MUND! CURE ESTABLISHMENT, onym NDE RESVECTFCLLY A PORMS HIS PRIBRpe WATER Northampton ont fe from B of Pl lost pranive water t¢ mild and agrees’ all the necemary convenie Such se larve punge bathe, Waging rooms for abo J, ations’ separa fone locetor being th living | Gret: expe on water hydrops te reepon: from the water enre matersre who may Re ment le bow open. theabove address remedy feald ilead, Chrome 1 entanecas and eraptive eelebrnted Bathe, 45 Barclay Dicenwer of affections streets RARUMATISN, Ht Rheam, Bry: rated Metieated Vapor, S A REMEDY Fo! Liver Complaint, ‘0 Bd CARROLL'S oate Watt To Todtns ib Darel 4 ror “RATHI. Bronehitie, ly Underse@ads the business. | did assort= | public te their eplendia stock of Interior | f! :E.— WEDNESDAY RYVENING, ef DOUGLA! Bee, THEATRE. My even | be meted the tragedy of B ai, Borel eae blin; Old ‘4 orvu! For mg a 9 Banselpe! a sMlaok, of the BK TOUS MANCie Ase | Haun! § with the som it, Xr WB. Chapman; Oa lave. Hield. To eon hourtly, Sir eC tr, Prederte Olivia, Gy Prine « 4 Mr, Lester; Vi Friday, Mr. Wedson's Pare “a eon tes Family oud third cireles, i Pi x i sit ATIONAL WUEATRE, CHATHAM STREBT.—WED- N Lesley eveming, June 5, the envercaiuments will eora- AY EVENING, JUNE 5,TOR mente wit. see 6 fthe INVINCIBL S—General Verdun, ninenee wi! an Oveortare Me Mr. C, Taylor; lash, Mr. Seym: fh Mr. & t Orchestra. After which, ie comedy of ROMANC! Victorie Masse Anus, Cruises 7 AND REALITY—Acper ‘i "Ch lopendales Oliver which the EMALE GU. D- 4; daek Swift ir. Brougham; abanasar, C. Tay) ach | badour, Mh yer: Tarco of “NY the th een 3 ond fousts sate, an intermission of bait on hour, whos the Magnificent Thali Room will be throws open as a Pr Musicale. Admiesion to all’ parte ef the houss, 00 ete, Deors open at 734; to commence at 8. Buster's | THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERT.— | will be played the c unit's Law iat, alias Daberly, Mr. Joln= k Dewlas, Mi cw Stedfast, Mr. “C. ‘Adains; De. Pangive, Mr. Burton; Zekiel. Homespun, Mr. It Phacide; Deborah Dowlas, alias Duberly, Mrs. Hugh: Herr 3 cr RETSEY—Mi fF, Wastail Mr. Russell; Men Ho Wagtau, Bins. Grattan, Boxes, 25 | rs ta sealers Pit, 1256 oeie. PORN OF THE Adelgisa, Signorin | Stguor F. Clotilde, Signora Bellini. ved of 30 performers. Se nay $1 0. ry. performance Y—Johe Grumley Regular matt fy Drass Cirelo rele, 25 gents; Orehosira CE OPERA HOUSE.—A COM ng tendered to Miss Fanny rmanee will NUEATRE, ASTOR PL mittee cf citizens bi ) BROADWAY, BE- T. Barnum, prog & short ‘time ing Monday, June $d, of the Chinese Lady, ¢, who purpose visiting the principal eities of the to their departure for Burope, In addition lack the compliment of a Bone | place on Thursday evening, June h, ‘ard, Wm. T. Porter. Hon. J, ins nF. Brady, William Du & hs ten, Col. J. ederick We: dew M. Noah, Judge ‘Lothrop, Ehas. Dean, Henry M,’ Meni astirer, Dramatic ablin, Charles a weioal Comm Loder, Wm. Mitehe mble Mason. In pur- + Miss Wallack will i Dow Cwsar de nates, assisted by an ein the kindest manner Th evening's performance will 6 ments, Pull mental Music AM, till 10 P. under ten, half pric NIRQUE OLYMPIC J and Fourt Manager, Rich Wednesday e lug the day and evening. Or ‘Admission twenty-five cents; ehildren Basan, im the pleees. bear bg those efficient orpa dramat: Yolunteered their i ae powerful upper cirel adame Louise Brower HUISTY'S MINSTRELS — MECHANICS HALL, NO. «72 e 7 strian in the country), Hiram Franklin, Richard Rivers, go fg | B. Reynolds, Glenroy, Master W. Franklin, Messrs. Honey, day, Jane 3 St Ret oe | Geary, ‘Ke. ke. ke. Clown, Prank Brower; Bing ra Toure sty’ the first established a clone ‘organized band y Stte wil forme Christy. Th noy will have Ddssission 3 cents. Doors open at 7 nt Boelock. ‘An ateen wing | ats o'e clock, P.M. LYMPIC.—PIERCE’S MINSTRELS—THE ORIGINAL | Pompey, ate of Christy's Minstrels, 44 Broadway, be tween Howard and Grand see_Deeetesa eth Ori at vasa: he aus | Introduced by BH, Pleres in his style of ibioptan perfor eon received each night with the ader of the Orchestra, P. Voi wander hp Gireee ~ Particulars in future NO THE ENTERPRISING—A RARE CH fered. Tor sale, the one-half share Lighly eelebrated Movi rently animated Dioran Polar Regions; the Del Ruins of Tintern Abbe his best comprising 9 oom tion of EB. ianingto Dioramas, consisting of the app: s of the Creation of the World; the ; Beauties of the Rhi is prond of the Eas otamped thom as catertainmente, afvernoen saver aye. | Doors open at 3 MATHAM SQUARE, OPEN and in the evening’at 8, by GPPAND EXHIBITION OF THE INDE: STRY OF ALL ions, im ondon, May, ishi —McFARLANE & STAPLEY, American Cominission Merchants, 133 Cheapside, London, te Veen long aud extensively engaged in the British mai tlhe Ameri sentations of Livin “Bedouin Arab Girls, fo Mbrough heir gyinn nt nis; Box if in existence, who will Prices of ndinission— cents; Parquette, 2s cents; 1c ship- led Lok exhi- or sale, aasaring to rv, ri all to be oxhibite and to ble the United States to take her proj stand in fendly y mith other nations of the world, suitat the serange- monte will be cP. TLEMEN WISH- tablishment for the uM LADIES poe is in this popular (to open Septe 2), will p ements Can pars for the oF week, until tha’ for desirable tions or entertainm hie du exhil ti PHETESS.—MADAM ROCKWELL, SEERESS, has ineued, onder ihe above title, an account of hee life 0 ant octavo form of 4 wt Snlendid portrait on 7 Cetloge rite. Mailed of Sali ad aK AMUSEMENTS InN Pills ADELPHIA. ARNUM a8 MUSEUM ‘PRILADELPHIA—P. 7. ivtor and Ms Sanford, as dressed in rs lor, fancy oheok= wb Vs reage whi ey ot, (up evairs) New ren under 10, sagesant rene C'sestar' bh RATER —COMPLINBNTARY end: ming, Jui At ad Wella R PRESERVING i rang SARIN Trastess of in cash, and in shares Sereriee cman ae four thousand, shares he of ion wil bei eve de Bite, owski. After whiel a MICATE GROUKD—Sangtiot Ficline ‘Mise Wood. To conelude with the WR! ghimney sweep.) hie unrivalied and Young: with stber eatertalumente-for'which, CE Nene ED HOUSE, TROTTING —A PURSE OF $25 WILL come off on Thursday, the 6, for horses that never wou heats, the best three in five, oar tries to close on Wednesday eve- To sais 1 PLANK ROA ngep gd DOCK ) Carpenter: jouse Builders, of ae, Havers Caninet = aD , i sk wherein timber ie the 7, J weveral # pri fe matcher Bhooting to commence at ti CALIFORNIA. LADY OF ty bat igen tf ABOUT TO JOIN 1 \eag a BR friends in San ne wous e ring the voyage, rouble to the partion Hand travelling, “Any euch, w * bon 'hs Broadway poot oticer within RAILROADS, bogie RRA rs of t European Canes AN AMBOY Baltzoap LINE FoR ive list of bli Philadel her eh eu and the exten of erent paslie F, Mu by eset He vernment of Great ger Bo hi Sa e, Steed ethene C Ms ‘The ssl frost RALPH Tl. ISAM, President, GRORGE W. FINE, Segre eiraly of weedy nous ow used yess a four sections. | Speci For railroads themee!: ie fio, and the grown nee in the Union. TLESS, Secretary. oie KOR 8) SALE AND To LET. NOR FAL E—A A HOUSE & LOT IN THE ¥ dletowa Point, Montrose county. jee high with hitehs 2B) fest frome 300 fi ted from thi wire of the D aak LLAGE OF Jersey. t yours’ old, warranted sound, Rind, and 8, ate endl am, wu a OR SALE—ADOUT 100 ACKES OF LAND, FORMERLY the restv¢nee of the late Ri well he he eountr stable, ‘Felton Terry, Brooklyn, 4. to enitable lote for persone a "New York, i whe wish te advantages of Ree he voil, antes. & ¥ drive bim with safety. For s412- A Tine Bay sixteen and a half wader the sadd HORSE, SIX YRARS OLD Kind in att aS ie Railroad « depot, day. The property is bonnded by’ the lands Font river, the rnilrond.and partly by ihe ‘ms to Kingsbr: Ag For fort oH “ Powell, cor. Ninch a Seuyresaat streets, ALE—A FINE PAIR OF ( ARRIAGR, ng and well broken, Fo": . Appts te COOMBS & ANDERTON Grond ftrect, from Lie 4h. M For tate OR TO LET (ith be ow __ WATERING PLACE. 7 ANN PAVILION tee Ferry eters hee minvte Btemives, at ibe fi Enon f Sixty -Or C4 THIS ELRGANT AND DR- Jehetully felteated pattie » Gloucester, Will becpened, for the resept Ir’bes rene d it ap In the beat sty ie, wi ery means will t yrew f render (tone 0 Knzland en and bedic ye opportnanty | or partienh Wt Myers, Bey. No, BY Nagen seen, Henry A. Stone, BE RERS AN® OTHERS t distawce from the © A LARGE r ty, emitable f tpen ard tafe Leach for sem reanding conntry celeb Soles for rotnantie rides and of French Millinery, above, we it te mam Ts LAT IN WItl. Fernishes Partor «i IAMSBUROM —A MANDA nd iedron pret Wann. OF Gas onan Crlonnade tow. Fiver street near to wal Ch Ferry Breckere POLAT KONE ov TaR FI DRY GOODS stoRRS Hae, Lar ioe neat the Post OMe aaterre bon JOR Rano NEAT STONE Cy | per poem er trace. PLRASANT. * | fora email family, Apply te Da. TELEGRAPHIC, IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON, : | the Critical Position four Relations with Spain, The demand for the. Releato xen ef the Amor eans taken at Women's Island, &ec., &e., Xe OUR SPECIAL DESPATCH. Warnrxorom, June 4, 1850, Mr. Seeretary Clayton's instructions to Mr Camp- bell, our Consul at Havano, are dated June Ist. ‘The President means to elsim that the Americana captured at or near the Mvxican island, have done nothing to suffer death, and that they can only be punished by our own governmont, and that the eagle must and shall protect them Mr Campbell will ask the Captain General of Cubs | to deliver them up, and warn him of the hasarde ‘of wer it one drop of American blood is shed wojustly. The squadron will aid the Consul. It is reported that large forces of invaders have landed on the south side of the island since the returm of General Lopez. My Campbell is to inquire inte the matter, and write promptly The American Prisoners at Caba, REFUSAL OF THE SPANISIC AUTHORY TO RELEASE TULM—INSTRUCTIONS TO THE AMERICAN NAYT. Washincron, June 4, 1850. The Union states that it understands despatches have been received by the government, from our Consul at Havana, stating he had demanded the 105 persone taken by a Spanish ship of war on the Island of Gon- toy. (Contoy isa neutral territory, and the men taken there had not bee ged in open hostilities, and were actually eonsiderivg the propriety of abandoning the enterprise, and returning to the United States) ‘The Governor has made no reply to our Consul, whe had transmitted despatches to Washington, stating the facts, and calling for additional power to second hie demand. Despatches were yesterday sent to such portions of our squadron as could be immediately collected at Havana, to assist in pressing the demand, Should the Spanish government refuse, the Consul isinstracted to. inform ¢ur government; and meantime, our vessels of, war are to obstruct the communication of all vessels with the port. It is reported that two vessels with, re-inforeemente for General Lopez, which wore commissioned to land at Cifferent points of the Irland, are still at sea, Their fate ond destination are unknown. It is said that fa the event of these versels being captured by the Span- ish, our own squadron is instructed to demand them of the Spanish commander, and if not given up, to selee them by toree. BY MAIL. Cur Washington Correspondence, Ww suinarom, Juaw 8, 1950, Cuba Invesion—The Oficial Correspondence Specks of War, In answer to aresolution of the Senate, the President to-day laid before them ail the official correspondenee of the Reund Island affair of 1549, and the Oardenss affair of 1850. We bave glanced over the correspondence relating to the latter, and submit the fellowing notes of it. The correrpondenge {s entirely too voluminous to eopy, and useless, os it isin the main buts recapitulation of facts already published: — Don Calderon to Mr. Clayton, Janwary 19. Com- plains of the proclamation of the Cuba junte estab- lished in Washington, and of other juntas in New York, New Orleans, and elsewhere, and thinks the eom~ spiracy ought to be nipped in ite birth, January 28. Mr. Clayton says he has addressed in- structions to the District Attorneys of New York, New Orleans and Washington, to keep a sharp look-out against a3] suspected persons, and to bring those guilty of violating the law of 1818 to punishment. May 7. Don Calderon bas information from Laberde, Spanish Consul, New Orleans, that the Ameriesm Schooner Hereine, with a cargo of only ten kegs of butter and ten barrels of whiskey, left that port for Chagres, having eleo on board arms, ammenition, and light ertillery, destined for the expedition against Cuba; that, after a hasty reareh, the schooner left, and the eoneul was sued for detention. Don Calderon ashe for redress. May 8. Laborde has informed Celderon that yolum- teers are organizing in New Orleans for a descent om Cubs; that for this purpore two vessels have left for © Chagres with four hundred men, that another ‘Veesel was about to sail; that Breedlove, late colkester, Das o vessel freighted to take out more men, and thet fifteen hundred men are enlirted in New Orleans. Oal- deron appeals strongly for redress. Mr. Clayton renews his instructions to the Distriet Attorney at New Orleanr. Mr. Hunter replies, The facts have been oxagge- ed. The force trom New Orleans does not execed o thourand. Lopes commands them. He hints thet Governor Quitman is to join them im Cubs. The At- torney has been vigilant, but the leadors of the enter- ¢ had good legs! advisers, and have not sen- nable to the laws. May 16 Don Calderon has been kept in 0 state of alarm, Rumors have now become realities, The Go- nor of Cuba is prepared to chastise the robbers, and ne interporition in their behalf will be listened to, end he wirhes this declaration recorded. He firmly relies in the meantime on the boner and justice of the Pro-~ tident, and on the help of Providence to avert the wicked designs of the pirat May 16. Don Calderon enlis the attention of Clayton to the New York Sun, and its announcement of an ex- pected battle in Cuba, and to the Cubs flag holsted om the Sun office, The ceandal is detrimental to eom- merer, and alarms the Spanish residents of New York, h minister arks for th forcement of the inst there dieturbers of the pence. May 17. The Spanish coneul at New Orleans presenta his perronal ecmpliment May 18. Mr. Clayton to the Spanish minister ; apo logizes that it is diMeult to arrest these conxpiratorey fo many of them shipping for California and Oregon. The governm ie doing atl in ite power to stop the dereent upon Cuba; and with this view the feet is named, whieh rdered to guard the island against any hestile Invasion uncer the American flag. May 17. Mr. Clayton renews bis instruetions to Prevectt Hall. enjoining « rigid reintore of the The Late *y 10 Mr. Campi ll, Consul at Marana, advices Clayton of the order to the steamship Ohie to Me Ile epenks cf the lower orders a being solely kept down by military power; bat they all respeet the od faith of the American government. 22. Mr. Campbell bas had @ eo th the Captain General of Cubs, tn relation to eer tain vem and prisoners captured by the Spaniards, and repeats the leading facts of the descent of Lopes upon Cardenas, and bis d . Moy %. Mr. Campbell sof the Countef Al- coy; whether the t vole captured were under the American fleg with American papers, and whether the men were, in whole or in part, American citizens, and for the elrewmstanees of thelr capture, and the matere of the charges against them. t follow a proclamation ond anediet te tho pee- aptain Coneralof theever faithful istam@ veralcxtracts from the Havanese papers, Mr. Preveott Uall ie quite eure no armament made or fitted cot in New York, within reseh bat It he ean discover any movement in rict, heatile to Spain, or her edlonies, ho wilt tote to cerry out hfe inetenetions, orpondenee part President of the arr lof the steamer Creote, at that piece. chared by the Spanteh steamer Pizarro. Mey 2% Mr. Preseott Hail writes that he has sent for fhe Fpanich coneul to proceed to business, TELEGRAPIIC DRSPATONES, Drrantanwt or Stare, May 25, 1860, To Hewny-Wittsams, Eoq.. U. 8, District Attorney, Sevannab. Ga. :—Proceed according to law to have eral Lopes arrested, for a violation of the Act of of the 20th April, 181) \ held in enstody n be transferred to the proper district for JOUN M. CLAYTON, Secretary of State. RRPLY. Bavanman, May 28, 1960. Hew J M. Caves. fin Tm pursuance of your Inetreetions General Lopes was Yosterday arrested, on the aM@davit of the &panich Viee-Coneul. He demand dan exemination, which was held last night before the District Court Judge, by whom he was discharged, there being no evide Procurable here enfficiemt to commit Gen. Lopes left this morning for Mobile, on his way to New Orleans, Very reepeetfally, your obedient servant, TRNRY WILLIAMS, 0. 8. District Attorney. ‘Moy 27.—A similar order to that addressed to Wik