The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1850, Page 4

lothed iu her and nature smifes around, Mahe robes, and me wild flowers ia every deil sead forth their odors to the gratefal senses. Is it not re- dust, anit din, and smoke of the elty, to wander slong the pebbled rhore. and listen to the murmuring waves, and wateh thyir ever- ehanging play, while the lnngs an invigorated with ‘breath, ‘All ye dy billous, and oon- Seed ceavay wertieerben, call tavow page to tae dogs. Tur Pine Bi an ‘21 was be Ry en fire befor whieh, no deubt, kept it ‘under till the engiae came, Diep um a Pit.—The eorover yesterday held an in- ‘et the ucad houre, ou the Vay ot Loy Heil, o & car. quest as chr * fot to TMS, the corner of and Prince street, and was conveyed to the 16m) ward station house, where he died. Verdict death by spoplexy aun ay Patino ovr or « Winnow.—An inquest id yeeterday at the Sth station house, on The boty of Wm Henry Kukuek. aged 83 years, & native of Yusiete, who fell out of a third story window eo Frids it, at his revi: No. 217 Duane at , by which ead was injured, and eaused his death. ‘The deceased was of dissipated habits, and ts tappomed to have fell out of the bed room window @ffects of de'irum tremens, Verdict death by ‘ae Bee to the head from a fall Ace pixtatty Deowrno—On Friday night about 12 @elock. n by the name of David Jo! Li man. a hand on board of one ot the Albany barges, lying fost of Clinton et., got up in the night and sat on the Fail of the boatifor the supposed purpore of aotting oor], and fell asleep, and droppet into the waier ‘watchiman heard a splash in the water, and also heard Bim halloo. Heran to his assistance, but eruld not save him The deecased is about 21 years of age, and ef sober habits. The Italian Cpera Company. ‘Bhe concert given at the Tabernacle. last night, by the mn anager of the Havana Opera troupe, presented a vieh entertainment. The house, however, seems to be anything but pepular, and the audience was very much smaller than it ought to have been for such a moazsical treat. Steffanoni, Bosio, and Costini were mueb applauded in all their efforts, while the other Voouliste gave great satisfaction. The romansa by Apditi, sung by Steffanoni, was received with great spprobatien, Ther manza, “ Roberto il Diavolo,” was Sung beautifully by Borio, who used the French ver- pion. Signorina Stdpel was, also, highly successful in her efforts upon the pianoforte, calling forth the most Fepturcus sp plaur. F To-n orro® night,“ Lucia di Lammermoor” will be Fepeat«d at the Opera House. It created » great sen- gation on Friday night. and, perhaps, as a whole, isthe finest effort of the company Another fashionable house may be expected. Political Intelligence, ‘The President has recognised James ¥. Meline as Consular Agent of France for Uincinnati, in the Btate ef Obio. fourm Canoima ann THe Compromise —A meeting ‘was held in the Union District of South Carolina, on the 8d instant, at which resolutions were passed. etrongly ae ating al the propo i ions of eompro- mise which Lave been brought ferward. nor will they port any compromise which will not allow them to ry their slaves into any of the territories acquired, or te be aequired. They favor the establishment ot the Bouthern newspaper at Washington. Micmicaw aro Tur Compromise.—A meeting was held recently at Lansing, composed of the delegates of =. Constitutional Convention. The report of the Oompromise Committee of the Senate proved General Case and Henry ba oye of asthe it paeificators of the country, who rhould be sus- jained. as the eourse they ha fearible one for the settle feulty. Charles Manly has been nominated by the whigs of North Carolina as @ candidate for re-election to the guberndtorial chair of that State. Religious Intelligence, Methodist Epi sepals ch, Muli street —Be' J ebureh, Mul —Bev. aeincee Miecty enh Neher Presbyterian chureh, Thirteenth street—Rev. George Clerk, evening. PE ag pon Grand street--Rev. D. M. Graham, ie a Institute, Broadway--Rev. T. L. Harris, merning. Universalist church, Fourth street—-Rev. 0. D. Mil- ler, afternoon. Zion's ehureh, Brondway—Rev. ow, morning B.C, MeIntyre, of his “informe bie friends & nat rig by RY mar folly informe he mies his art, that he eto gan his roome vill let a. = a ledge eater the Ta) thas HH. Prescott.—A portrait of the historian, Ee ey beseen at liredy's Dagu 30 Broadway, sorner nf Falvon stseey James Lamie, under the Irving House, has & mupericr lot of fashionable material for summer clothii ry ‘and sell which ret aera ares Set ‘The Celestial Waterworks ha ecased yar down their} wre allon the gud ei herefore, to act the road. to great barrens. ae famous ready made clothing ROGERS, 76 Fulton street, ames Se Gosrestons and sey we Joo po form, Fesors to Dr. Fille a Siew aseo of which will disintoct th regu of she secretive engane, and restore that netion ferent retone of the system, which consti- “Otice 3 Dey stress. Bente 8 box. Fluid, have bess sold without mar- restore the hair if B® years, all edict Lan Cy Ay mere 3 termi tten: the malign Vilious fevers Prevailing upon the Southern const of tale Conti ness bebe ta the North, fail tn Gumustahatto eter for seafulnees lo Seealy cote EES, J never fail vo give fel Beware of estavereite 1 retie, Hills gan, te peial 241 Bio 8 ‘The rtoek market opened there were moderate sales at lower prices At the first,boart, Reading )auroad declined % por sent ; Brie Railrow Farmers’ Loan rie bonds, new, f ; and Mohawk, %. At the second board Brie Railroad fell of % percent; Harlem % ; Canton Co. 36 ; Reading Railroad i ; Erie Income bonds: 4. { ‘This doer not look very encouraging in the street for holders of fancy stocks, and there is every appearance of m regular breakdown. Those who have been laying m large lots of such rtocks as Brie Raliroed, Read- ng, Long Island, Harlem, Morris Canal, Farmers’ end Canton, st prices whi have ruled during the past month, will find their poekete getting lighter and lighter daily, and realise resulte that we have oe tre. quently predicted ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasure:'s of thie port. to-day. amounted to $96,008.28. Payments, $23.219 60 Balance $3.644 880,04, ‘The total amount of gold dust reecived at the mint » Philadelphia, from the Ist to the 14th inst. finele- sive, was $1.400,.000. The gold coinage during the same period. was $1.163.197. The receipts at the office of the Arcistant Treasurer of the United States at Phi- jadelphia, for the week ending 15th. amounted te @51,- ‘710 90. Payments, $55,522, 06. Balanee, $1,463,571 96. ‘The enthracite coal trade continues quite active ‘The Lehigh Navigation Company bas brought dowe during the week 24.615 tone, about fire thoasand tone more than last week. The Seboytkill Navigation Oom- pany bas bromght down, for the week, 17,260 tens about 710 tone more them jact week. 98509 U 5 6's, 1806 100355 150 she ‘Treet ee See Aetse It SRN GONITRT AS Gato Brie T's, erestes $6 168 NTED—A peruarion IN THE COUNTRY AS ‘bes man, by & respectable German. Can 08 oly 1 bees ot mice advene Ue ald eitice, neo bide ANTED TO HIRE, FOR ONE MONTH, A PAIR OF aK 60 98 100d Horses, to use hetore w laht family earriage i 20 sb Bak 120% 2 | the country. Address U. W. S., 1,810 Post Ofiee, bE ny ar y ANTED—A SITUATION FOR A 756 American Trast 1! maa and waiter, recommended bj wo do. a «m0 ployer, im whose servieo they 1 Man & a 10 teenth street, wi Jere the eosoliman eam every morn- go reek 100 ing this week. D ANTED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED woman, oF ort Leady habits, a situation as Nurse Pa, i , ctends bolita, a sive do oe Serer of © geatleman's Ouse. one ‘ eare of an inv: 100 Morris Canal Indy. In. either he te fully capable. Best of city a references give! ‘apply at No. 118 Mott street, AT A FARM mous. fated zs island preferred—with' ns ‘OUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE- im a Clothing Estab! relCommittee.—The members of the above Committee are requested to. me Tammany Ha'l, on Monday, the bi of thei pepe CRINSON, Baeble and | re pee ato te Ho: efficient representat: Rete the Senate of the United States, on the ovcasion of his visit to this ei GARRET n.: STRIKER, Ju. "Chairman. JOE Tenses seeretaren 139 Market ark, N.J. ANTE: 000 TO $5.000-—4AN ACTIVE Legend Wx Tevfan 800 cs a in ready oash, can pro- ion as general clerk, or book ites ~koeper, where id hold. ample H. K., through compensation will be security for the amount advanced, Post Offiee. whee De J Fapayae ENEFIT OF MR. J. wab- $. ar PIERO, se 1 Martin; Peruvian Bey, Pwarro, =. ——- em Mr. . rious i ay with ee net KOH RO Tne ll, ae J. Miool Jarvie, . Winans; ioe ~ ys non, Mrs. J re Drees Ly ee Second Ther, Bote,; Pit, 1936 mn NARCnsb rane cuaTaaw Pah ane: mens ebb ios fbi TORU WUE ar a b Twi Coat ie; Mrs. Twi ©. Ta He Ban Uo are it “Tawa the drama of the RENCU Se Disdier, Mr. Mana 8. Taylor; Marie, Mise Heri genta. Doors open at 73: foam a ee A i mill be LUCIA DI jOOR— Lucia, Signore ‘Bosio; Lord Henri Ashi Badiatt: B ws a por he Salvi: Si ial: ignore. D. Col ore, 3 bere L.. Bellini; Normsso, Signor Baretink Chora: anes “ thin lty, performers. Maestro and Director of Bottesini; Leader of the Orehestra, Slenot PT, pe hi pn, Admiscen, One Dollar; jallery, 60 Cents; Seate seoured, $1 40. WANTED. .—A GOOD Boer eas Bay. 2 To bad pid Last. Oa en ped OSt—TWRLYR Pag ed KEWARD.—LOST, ON F ind Sandurky to Albany, o1 al meg) por ‘cous will be guaran rtiver is to extend his Eee tocravie tack fi rr thanks of the by returning suit match to THOS D. SHERWOOD. 5 Wall street, ON THE 16TH IN: posa will be strictly conti > a with real name, stating ‘where an inter= Satisfactory reference will be given and WO DOLLARS REWARD-—LA. longing to E. any cnc butt No. 165 Washi above reward J FACTURERS.—AN who f ° Jast ‘qualified to fand'whe United ddress T. D. L., rer taten Bn in the icon trade. Hartford Hotel, Hartford, Conn. * MISCKLLAN KOUS. SPORTING, — cil ENTREVILLE COURSE ii 1) RSE (I. 1.) TROTTING.—MON- day, June I7th, at $ o'clock P-M.—Matoh for, $400, be- tween two By pret, mile DR. J. GRAY, NO. 157 GRAND ¢ only maker of human artificial APTFICIAL By EYES 00K they ONEY LOANED, ON GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, t} jewelry, mere: tere g. x. Morsan; C. Losier enters ol i Gonklin sotere be. g: Centreville: WD. Sev ni ente wiead of peat railroad, the Kend: aULY’ 2 yar PRICE ENGRAVING AND GENERAL re Printing Office, No. 141 Fulton street, New York. ork, Bill Heads, © Lal aps r . Teas than the regular pri | JS SELP. PROTECTION FUE FIRST LAW OF NATURE? Sale—Thres Iron Copperplate Presses. a ON- rotect your pocke*. by purchasing your Boots, Mday. Seney 17th in nama Where Broce and faney Gaiters a4 SONES, 1d Ann street, near ths of birds on tt nsenm. < boing ¢z CORNELIUS’ Lg may Lanre, ae Fis 3 See Sines, plaved on German ellv —_—«., Serene RILLINGS, DRILLINGS.—W. aciknG, 187 WIL- liam street, ( has cn hand, 50 piccos white Hy ‘At auction, far be- will lor BER.-SALE OF Cai Cole & Chileon ral ‘ail | 1136 o'eloek, at © oT ag et yar she ab pone JonK aor ge and Machinis SPEGIAL NOTICES. OLDIERS, SAILORS, AND MARINES OF THE can Wap, ‘or War of 1412, or their heirs, can have the cash for their claims, Discharges and warrants will be wersatee if the bill in G passes. Better sell quick, I now cheat price for both, pay the A. WORK, 60 Canal street, N. Y. OOPERS, ATTEND—AN ADJOURNED MERTING OF r Sehiosere Hons tans Orders will ale tse, be re- 7 No. 74 Greenwich street, first foor. ye —GOODWIN'S PATENT —_ “gE mt PA for makii reds boween, and is no {here bys. .COUDWIN, i Canal, wureh street, eorner of Reade. Ce. 'tmporters of Preach and’ Tuallee Ole inform their friends and the public, the tly on hand the best qualities of 0 olive Ou for sale by the | lower than the Gries hs some article | Tie bottles | or baskete. jare', on oat lies, segars, © Orders peally seesivee ant eouted forall Von ge Ney of § ty ba kits Tlaguiol 0 ‘Oil just received aad for eal oF m8 as ag By they fei onthe B Battery right iveball, at KAM. The vision will pay honore of a marching dC eperetion, ts front of Cit; ehh et ar sy tS ne be ai di ‘M— we houses infested on, bed-bags—those insects detested; etna below to the wair's topmost banister, jan stiffen them out with K. Lyon's famed canister. resets a Ammen: fionerel, pon the renleliios bier ndanteot Negim = area — 4 The Uivia‘en Stal will aseon ble at the quarters Fes | | General artes ot ere i= fades an this « rder, forthwith. B mand ares i, “Saxpronn, ROBEK iT C. Wy ssnigren, 7 PIKE ENGINE COM CeaEAEy we NO, 2, " Digtcton Enapert eek, return their Monae. Sterns fe Kobe screet, for their beral an seceptable sup ments, furnished them at abe fre at Potash Tn ‘the morning of the 16th JAS. DONOHUE, Asa Witius, Secretary. HE COPARTNERSHIP MERETOFORE EXISTING hetween, Darragh & Law, is this iy dissolved by matual consent, and the business will booed led by either partios. New York, June 18, 1880, sort a we ‘AMES CONNER & SON, tite § FOUNDERS, J of Ann and Nassos streets, New York, cw } article alee Botadlieh— abeve RSONAL. WANTED—OF W' ho bel ASHING WITHOUT La BOR— ‘Soap Powder,—Pat your clothes i Sty piwacer te eevee them, thea ade Pow ech o's NFORMATION bo; 9 tably poo! Tubing the oe weshing. coed turers of the effery com ef, Re., withows yeast; ‘sles of au Mavotactired by Boxe, WAR TED - at Nokes CaNtiausy wouLD mom eou Re rentption fi. irmingbam. fobseriber haviag nied agent in shis eity, for Monirs. Jennens, Bett Sons. one of the meanfactaring bonoes ia Pchaweennd hi nana 6A niin hn OaRD qe jo" xn A NEWLY FURNISI BD modations for fait evathgesn. Bath in the house required. ‘Apply st 3 St. tare, wearina far-simie lt eee Reaves of Jenny Lind, taken from she origival. Orders fo I desertptions of the above gveds, oan be exeouted ines tweaks trem Sane of wel 1, i fiBoTsoN, 1 Poort stgesi ‘Up stairs, Tigi ween Maiden lane and Joos attest.) DANCING Diesel beam ¥, No.0 GRAND STRART, PHIRD door east Saracoo, she only Profassor ST ae he Warton, po scan then be CW. a iene tee jew por! . WOKING, Attorney, & pesto rcs | shore vitae pion gentle, | Bo, Pierhmas tideets Mow Yorks between’ tae beers of 13 sh Woe Feantomabto all } T OCNTRy tem WANTED.—- fate coe boar i, plain country | wien ton Hin CARD PARTON, cote bt ANT - ihe == ae —— re eats At GANDERSON'S COALEGR HOTEL—ONE SUITE OF . Or =" /p Patter aad two or three chambers, suitable fora sheay at | Inver family. now vacant Yu NURKIsHED ROOM To LET, TO ON OR TWO ORK; « themen, withent beard. Toxm ts large and ai Cowan's livery stalles, 6 and ple Fe ‘etrost, near i street. Wetfensetoquited, Raarees if. Bey wt unis othes _WATERING PLACK, weet OINT. THis ESTABLISH- c= wore. ite come oe - the for 108 60) for selubrity ‘of its poate Ie now mn aud tally ve perma nen FOUNDRY. pageant ane” LA Works.—T. ing, ouvens! we ree oy races the pty Liberty improsea sri, sate rae all orders streeis, alto touching at wh he Kenriest Finds and of the best ‘era Faliroad trains leave frequently. in ria te day, pt ‘short a time as any estab! we 60’ meta woadicas te Shh sass fe Chee oonntry or boats are ever in readinens 0 ferry soroas the passengers. — Seta WELTON HOUSE, NRWEUKGH—THE PROPRIE- Masa "J reeable place of summer re- tor of this favorite “1 lenwere in pias ior Wi for vallaingn, and Se ent arealte reste Hi lie Presees, mn t wots OWEKY THEATRE BENEFIT OF ME. GILBERT — ‘Tnesday manag © J5—A great bill—Mr. and Mrs, J, Wallack, ju the whole company, will appear. Box hook fe mew ope! ARD—AT A MEETING OF THE COMPANY, IN THE ‘Green Koom of the National Theatre, the following reso- imously adopted 1108. BOWLES, Treasurer of said estimonial of respect, i= portment he has evinced ypoin' Cour ‘individual interest for onsummat.on of such L, Yoaeph (i daa. Our, Sohn Herbert, c. W. TAYLOR, Chairman. 'Yy: _Joun W, Croo Admission Seents. Deore open at | ° mmence at 8 o' va, commencing at at So’ erslook, P.M. Pompey, late of Christy’ pee Sores, C4 Grand ‘areata tiesintroduced by ie style of Rthiopian pers formances, and , ‘whieh have deen receiv h niche with decided marks of appro! crowded audie ‘them as. being th itea” of parro ene ie \ tea’ of parro ene tertainmente. ‘on Wedner Saturdays, 3 o'clock. #Admig= sion, 25 e boxes, $3. Mm Soocee and evening, ins of Livi ogetten’ witht the eribe'at tte, 1246 conte; Can GARDEN.—THE SIXTH GRAND SABBATH idcont Saloon, will take place Loder’s famous Concert, at the above mi on this (Sund 360 — Orchest: Felislan Dorfy eee ment to the promenaders. ence at 8 o'clock. Sommer Fetes, 4 every might. ASTLE GARDENCMESSRS. TRENCH & HEISER yee reepecifully inform he, stisane of Now York vieipity, t e ys will ight during the weeks Grae Baa nil oe pon open at’ Concert at 8 features will be added to an lar music du tongs ater 1 perform “illober Wal ona eoder She direction “T Conway, ‘the of the cor program: evening. No postponement on Secount of the weather. AUTION 10 THR PUBLIC—WE SEE BY THE ait papers of Faledel pale. ae “ z Thies m jew rat . So tateam thn putlie.thad Ue law. oo meso ounmiction with the manager. ate or of the Saloon, by the day or week until that cle, for iatiraple and popular exhil tone or entertainments exon atie. CCW Menaner, on™, ‘AOR, HOBOKBN.-ORAND INSTRUMEN- Coneerts. colebrated o: Vedueeday, and “yriday, commencing ot 3 FM rerriage pene LY te wnfe ae c ‘weather vorable, the Concert will taks place went é0y. m EXCURSION. NTO GREENPGINT, L. 1.— - PEST wit leave Tenkat te fame eB : it 16th inst, at 10 A NEW, Tone steamer Jenny ‘ea emia AUTH hereaft dations are onew ELIGH L ExouRsion DOWN, HE LOWER Bay ° the act look, Sunday, June vat hk 1 foot of Bene! Tireet, at 2. pier No. 3, N. Bee ST tents for the trip. RAND RXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS — The fast wai) son steamer BUFFA lar trips te Ss ‘pian oe ka, ing as follows ane foot of Ca Feet She fosho€ Grand street. B, at 8 foob of er . a turning Ny Socloek PM. 3 rene BYOADWAY THEATRE—E. "4, MANSIIALL, | SOLE perforne: ky ant entitled EXTREMES.~“Ebeucear Oldrich, ratrick, " Grosh cabbatey raat ALTER Cis ateceet Binyoe ‘esis iti i ostatt ‘Thom, Mr. a Philip Maser ‘alten tt; Mite Horns Dame Weltget, Mrs. NIBLO'S—ON MONDAY EVENING, ie WIL. ed the ope rat lay of a NERING. ing ere Dirk witatiera by Cyan Leach Mog Merritics, ite re i Tay cy Mies Herisete Mn : denne ite fips authooy Graben ¢ ete ix: ee, fa sod: Mess Rvetend’” ndsietons ‘0 cents. Brrr: THEA’ day evening, June 17, 1800, will oe Sk! nOUs ie J Ceptain Mur; joguir ‘avers; Me amine To conclude ican Manager johnavn; Dod= Greddleten, Mr. Rea: Neddy Bray. Mr. tain Gailiard, Holman; Ralph Hempseed, Mr. ora Mumyille, Mrs Hogher. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. 1 BARNUM, er and Proprietor: John Greenwood. jr., Assistant This vast rh eatablishment, having been in order co afford an oppor- has bee 88; Burton; raement a pect, the most elegant famusement in this cit informed, therefore, tl June I7th, 1850, wip popular glory. mical Bank built of both edifices frand structure: dnished in the most itty Thousand Dollars! Mr Barnum em ple of moral entertain ent will meet with al voice of admiration. the 4 defies all competition. ally added to his new buildi La oom, fied up in the most voluptuously luxurious nd really eurpateed im ite elegnuec, taste, refinement, aclicnoy, and operb finish, by no royal saloon in the world is charmingly arranges for comfor, in every particular, ig gold and white iron to each tier of boxes, downy orimson Selvet cushions teall the osstnya dome of tbs slowest astin ical character in its embellishments, and possesses, in # Iuxurious tout ensemble that may triumphantly be placed in om to anything of the ‘The im at ta alterations fected by J. M Trimble, builder of the Broadway tre, the * wery Theatre tnd many otlier distinguished public edi= apering ‘he extravagantly beauti‘ul upholstery aud A ‘rom the elebrated he omae th tar lebrated house of he miration, tho dated columa: i by Mr. Jackson, of the Proseenium, decorations gi renowned arti are by Mesers. Crips & Waller. arc rea curtain, representin, fol and ‘adjacent gro din many respects highly ortgi has been ail produced and arranged by Mr. C. Olympic Theatre, and now irable wardrobe is under In very truth, the prop every improvement that ing all Aweriea, pablie that be as come under his eye in visit- Principal public edifice lation, the moat t Fiy f the ‘iat arthtioets ly, a bileit oni i Uy ine tote Time, minister to = ae suc secant ste wi vecing to assure bis ps their families, snything adapt iit ity: ery pee a cu carefully re} pu ervel imparitien, bye. Wessnry, pen oman hing is allowed 0 8 taste, marin ant pect Ss jn breathed Sheek ae odenty thichip mes artet tie Dri ek x eres Ratabli ructed as to please an sehile «hey paestes dency. tne. moral, , Mi ‘Grosvenor, TD. Yeomnans, Mr. Wi iv Tk. COLLINS. 06 Wall strees. ugh the Post Office. ne Pacitic, and eail All letters and paper: The steamer rar etty duly 2th. BS MALL STREAMERS BRTWERN NEW rk and Liverpool.—The ships composing this line are NIC, ine West.” BREHIS Sar Lace. ACIPIC. aman Dia He, ey secured ‘uni syle for. Tor freight WD K. COLLINS, yy, , SHIP Oo ea NEA} Fast SAiLiNG Deteioh Ve "GARLAND, Capt. Ot will have im= for the absve port. the can yet sake the Wein or isob vote it, ing & very fast sailor, is demirable aii A AbKa FY DUBLI ow Li Quanieslion bas double engines, a ndeorwriver's lint, FF Kin {STOR ORB AN cere c ire (abe tone a Voreben, Charlee Stods a pense, roe 4, Commander, wil! io atdociock, or pasnag, agply w on tng —AMROUGH Ti CRETS, FOR San « York Joly int, Segoe! Warren i” or ag Fase ee eat LE A UO., 6) Front arrest. Sonn Bisguentangier 8) Boar Mis at = Landing at Sonn ou EN kee pale, Barclay miata, sree vik eee beat ger in in ioany in ample time fer sailing steamer ganta glade ert, will eave a0 shore os Bentay crea, #29 cu Wales, For passage or freight Spply se beards nn ANCY ARTICLES. pay es : OE AGE Moker me omprise weveral hte the ‘carriage of f Bev ; years of age, ie. 4. Marringten, a renowned m: € a re, to appear ere pany wil alee preset there ery ef ernoes i Dg. So dea awe twenty: years, bal! apresely are reepectfuily bert & Co., 280 Brond way, Lea rarM, vouth of the elty of taining aboot & sores of bounded om all rides but OR babe on ExcmaNgn, 1 rorw NUMPROVED PRO. the f wry Horse, ond Lot in eapitaliat will Ond it te by ade race wishing to nro capital ine Please acdren to ALBX' A. MOR sos alee ro. get ey Tae ® RA a er eae INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuineton, Jane 14, 1850. Public Opinion coming to the Final Test.— Appear- ances setting m favor of the Omnibus Bill. From all parts of the country, even from the Nashville Convention, there is « demand for the settlement of this vexed and interminable negro question. From the Northern States and from the Southern States, from the east and the West, the universal demand is the settlement of the questien. The country would be satisfied with almost anything, so that the question is settled. They would be satisfied with Clay’s Compromise ; and, as that is the measure most prominently before Congress, pe- titions and letters, and proceedings of public meet- ings begin to pour in upon both houses, asking and urging thet the bill be parsed outeide pressure seems to be gradually arengieding Mr. Clay’s bill ; and the vote of to- day, though not a fair test, is considered a good sign of its success. But if Clay's bill should fail, we have no doubt that the Missouri line would be satisfactory to the country, and even more satisfactory than any other plan, as being more definite than anything else, and the simplest of all schemes of adjustment. It is now believed that Mr. Clay’s bill can be carried through the Senate. especially as Mr Bradbury, Mr. Phelps, and Major Borland—ab pepesed | to it--have gone home, and will not, pro babl pack, if the vote should be taken next wee Mr. Phelps may not be able to come, on account of his health, and Mr. Borland will cers tainly not be here. We count upon the loss of these two votes as equivalent toa gain of two for and this gain will very likely be quite we by the Senate, the bill; enough to secure its If it were supposed that the measure would the House, the oppo: would be more deadly ia the Senate ; but, as it is, the opponents of the scheme in the Senate will, on thi- account, resort to no parliamentary tricks, after ull regular means of opposition are tried, to defeat it. Wad will con- sent to let the vote be take: n, and, if the bill is lost, there is an end of it—if it passes, the responsibility is thrown Liner the House. Mr. Clay is very anxious to bring the bill toa vote early: next week ; but we suspeet he will fail, and thay instead of a vote, we shall have a succession of the most ponent speeches that can be made against the bill. Towards the close of the next week, we may possibly have the bill brought upto the question of engrossment, and from the outside pressure gathering strength Sil, day, it is likely that the Senate will pass the bill, notwith- standing the extreme South ossure us it is dead be- yond redemption. Wasuieton, Jane 11, 1950. The Cuba Business—The Nashville Convention— The Compromise. ft, It is charged that the Cuba panic of Sunday last was got up by an ex-Senator of the United States, celebrated for his mischievous tricks, and for his love of a joke; but it is difficult to believe that he could deliberately perpetrate a joke which turned the quiet of the Subbath into the alarm and excitement of a State of war, and we eannot, therefore, credit the story. ‘The other report, that the cabinet were in session on Sunday, upon the affairs of Hayti, we presume is amistake. ‘The prisoners surrendered to the Spanish authorities of Cuba, by Captain Tatnall, were under consideration, and the ultimatum of this government in reference to them was the question ; also, the necessity of some amend- tment to the law of 1818, so asthe more rigidly to preserve the obligations of neutrality between the United States and Spain. It is feared that these conspiracies, with the fa- cilites with which the law of 1818 can be evaded, may yet succeed in fomenting a war between the two countries, in which case there would doubuless be thousands of epeculators ready to take out let- ters of marque in Cuba, for privateering purposes, inst our commerce and our steamers returnil with gold from Chagres. Hence the necessity some amendments to the law of 1818, whereby the conspirators aguinet the sovereignty of Cuba and the peace of the United States, may be apprehended and pee before their plains are pushed into n rupture. The necessity is the greater un- apprehension that « princip | objectin these designs upon Cuba, is to draw the United States, by some overt act of the Spaniards, into a state of war. These considerations have, of late, rodeo attention of the cabinet, and of and Mr. ep! in their recent quasulttiens tae — Cuba, as we have every reason to re. Since yesterday morning the little steamer Vixen, in rather a crippled condition as her machinery, has been undergoing a rapid prepara- tion for use. She was to have sailed this evening, and is probably now on her way down the Potomac enroute tor Havana, with instructions to the Gulf uadron and Mr. Campbell. i the meantime the cabinet is troubled, lest tome act of revenge of the Count of Aleoy, | suddenly bring about a collision, from whieh it be difficult to escape short of an appeal to arms, in which event there will be a thousand fucilities opened for privateers upon our commerce, by laws Jees speculators of every nation—to say nothing of wzards of a general war, of which no man could ic ynndio. the resuite. ‘he report of the Nashville Convention having ly recommended the Missouri Compro- muse line, has bad a vane effect upon the Southern members of both houses. We ander- stand that there was to have been a meeting to- night of come of the Southern leaders, to consult upon the plan of operationsin the crists now rapidly approaching in the House. If so, we shall kaow more of it the evening The speech of Mr. Dayton in the Senate, to-day, mecente the title of Tenas to the dispused verthory ot New Mexico, as good for nothing. The fact is, the only dependence of Texas is the epirit of the reso- lutions of annexation, and the equity of her title, preeented by Mr. Clay. She never settled t terntory of New Mexico, never occupied it, never governed it, never bought it, never had it ceded to her, and m her attempt to conquer it, the in vading forees were taken prisoners and sent to the enstle of Perote. Her only claim is on the equity of her assumptions, and in the good faith of the government toadhere liberally to the epirit of the rerolutions of annexation. awe apprebead, however, that it will be difficult et the Compromise bil through the Senate, pat han item of 15 or 22, or even of $10,009, 000 to Texas, for this dispated soil east of the Rio Grande. With regard to the vote of the Senate as itis now divided, the following 1 the estimate of the ex- treme South— nate, 60 »— AGAINST THE Bilt. nd Hamlin, —Mesers. Ballwin and & Massochuretts—Meenrs Davie and Webster, New York—Mr Seward New Jereey— Mesare. Dayton aod Miller, Delaware— Mr. Wales Virginia— Messrs. Hunter and Mason. re South Carolina— Messrs, Barawell and Batler, Georgia Mr. Berrien. Alabama— Mr Clemens. Louisiana— Mr Soule Missourt— Mr Phppeste-ilevess, “Podge and Walker, Michigan—Mr Feleh Obio— Mesera. Chase aud Got Florida Messrs, Morton and “us ane of Mr r. Shields, Mr. Dougiase garded as positively certei the bill, weber ail the testa through which yet to pass. The friends of the measure, however, count uy its success in the Senate. It may succeed, eppearances are againet i Our Balt more Correspondence, Bavrimone, June 15, 1860. The Baltimore Graye—A Sketch of their History— For California Pauper The Bank Kobhers— Quberaatorial Nominees @e The Independent Grays of this eity have certainly met with « most gloriour reception in New York, the accounts of which, in the Herald, are perared with deep interest and pride by our citizens The Grays area company, of which almost every member is a me- chenie; and from the manner la which they have adhered to their orgaotestion for so many years, may be accounted their excellent drill ant military tactior. they were commanded by the late Mejor James 0 ho, previous to hi mayor of the city. and was not only extecmed by his company, bat was truly the pride of the city in all the walks of life. ‘On his retiring from the command of if firet lieutenant, the Jo proses’ Capt moted, and has coutinued forthe Int five bis company in the seme efficient comditt: left b ajor Law They are the pride of In sli loealitien, they are regarded with py at mine dhip Timesre® ealied from thie terday found a trae bill Jian Hoek Hcliite, oa the clutge oo] ffensive biack man, in vie rat univereaily edmitied to be anepy ort yrst ‘valuable cargo for dan Fitndioon bel poor | fracturing hte ekuil, ead causing immedi.