The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1850, Page 3

——— parative table of prices current for each day ef the past week, and at the lose of the week previous :— Gomnens ges op Pe Sroeus m= wus New Wed. The Pri. oat. 6% 16 ne 7) 16 B51 ¥1 | 23) a BE = re BIBS gz gael gigi S gir iaBgpaigzinger 1181 E Bill 2! market yesterday. with those ruling at the elose of the Previous week, exhibits an advance in Morris Canal of % per cent ; and a decline in Reading Railroad of 1 per cent; Harlem, '; ; Mohawk, \ ; Farmer’s Loan: 1% ; Brie Bonds, new, %. Since Tuesday Erie Rail- road has been quoted dividend off. ‘The amount of sprsie exported from this port, during the past week, was $84,470, of which $68,000, in Spanish doubloon nt to Chagres. Total export of specie this year, $1,745,144. ‘The value of foreign dry goods entered at this port fer consumption, for warehousing, and withdrawn from warehouse, duringtthe past week, was as annexed :— Movements i Forricn Dav Goons. Entered Withdrawn Entered 81.854 5532 42,985 $37,496 $219,640 The total value entered for consumption and waro- housing was $923,179. This is large for the season. The daily receipts at the Custom House show that the dsily importations are unusually large for June. ‘The earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad @ompany, for the month of May, were as annexed :— Battmone anv Ono Rusere. Passengers. Total. Main stem. ......$83.177 36 $72 $40 ‘s9 $106.017 75 Washington branch 24,543 72 4240 69 ‘28 784 41 Totals «$07,721 08 08 $77081 08 $134 802 16 ‘This hows an increase over the corresponding month of last year of $4290 80 0n the main stem, and $5007 48 on the Washington branch—making to- gether, $9,308 25, The laborers now employed by the company num- ber upwards of 2,500, and the monthly estimates will, when the whole line is under way, exceed $100,000. Considerable progress has been already made upon all the heavy sections; several of medium class are very nearly, end some entirely, finished. The greatgtunnel is progressing steadily, and with every prospect of completion within the time limited by the engineer. The laying down of the iron will commence early next Spring. The road to the mouth of Savage may be ex- pected to be opened about June next, and the track will thence be pushed forward without interruption, and in an unbroken line until it reaches Wheeling. The iron is now arriving in large quantities at the eompeny’s wharf at Locust Point, upwards of 2,000 tone having been received in the last month. This fron is of excellent manufacture, and will compare favorably, as to cost, with any that has been imported. The recent sale of the company’s bonds, which were siven in payment for this iron, has been made in Lon- don by the Mesers. Baring, at 108 per cent, » gratify- ing evidence of the confidence whic! pitalists have in the work, and the gentlemen who have charge of it. ‘The last annual report of the Richmond, Fredericks- burg. and Potomac Company, giver the following fa- vorable account of the operations of the road during the year ending March 31st, 1850. The total income amount- 4 to $237,963, being an increase on the income of the Previous year of $39.009, and the current expenses of the year were $108,323, being an increase on the ex- penses of the previous year of $12,287; making an im- provement in the business of the year, compared with that of the year ending 3st March, 1849, of $26,721. Dedueting the current expenses of the year, $108,323 from the income of the year, $237.963, leaves » balance of $129,040 for the net earnings of the road. Out o this balance the Board were enabled, after paying the ‘usual dividend of seven per cent, and all charges fo- interest, amouuting together to $9,504, to expend the sum of $26,271 for improvements of their road and ad- ditions to their stock of machinery and materials for repairs. and to add the sum of $12854 to thotr avail able meens for the payment of the usual dividend, in the event of deficiency in the earnings of any particula? year. The contingent fund provided for this last pur pore, and entered under the bead of profit and loss ewounts to $116,424. The amount of 000 of the con- vertible debt of the company, becoming due in 1451, pe Ty Oy. the present year. Of the re- we theaes . $60,000 is also a conver- Ehieodn payee in Pb phia in 1856. Should this a — viously converted tree! the 7~ ly the means provided of dise! “uncer labericing with their contingent fund. he remaining debt of the company consists of the bonds — ~" London in 1860, and ¢! heats ni Sl va will be pana By Weaving es | i . ALL soLp Lag Atreet, East river, om th 2 bottom, nite boot reo # ‘i 6 boo Sela low as ‘he thwarts. os shove feware will be, paid, reing the brat, at the Faves Hotel, wrens, Mecadway nnd Wetgers med): asked. BB a STOLEN—FROM TH) oor 08 ROT- furl NTY DOLLARS REWARD—TO WATCHMAKE! Warsuromers naa st epeday, Hith tents erie wan resus ate, all 4 Lady's © ‘ateb; makers ercepement, cight holes 124, ‘with 4 gold ghia pencil crore ded watch hook setached.” Whoever fives infor he ore ed wanes pci 7H ihe above Teeued, and all expenses \C~ be ef oR eon és RERRON son's 2 ac newell as ee ai ine months, re tor 0, All hasing of se potinuine wala Src paymen sop Cexney AND AMBOV RAILROAD LINE Cah aaa at PPA PPA PPA AA ABR PRAPL AAA Fpecenens —TWwO om par. AND aS Lay = iauscriy tt ye tes Sat age "he svat PRIVATE vaurey, ™ a Gcooo NManbor- need, beter oe omnibus rontes, Fi oa, die t eentiomen with pleases rome, ia ie er ilig Pet ribs the Sateclollon hse verghy notlded, anee the diviaend Fs the Naess ‘Avg Welsh, will be paid by the {efegrteia ea emaeetaivan of their steak eertiteatan, en ard of the vemeel. OE OB CARMAN. Sacramen’s City, April Sth, 18°. Fr" CALIFORNIA mdse lg PREPARED TO sish Brandywine Core Seal, for O and pot ep na oF oxen anak, Se = 40UM Ly DB KUBY & OO, 81 Proms s& apace. | Write fs aa raberiald cad =e sewisa, Mae eels Can be seem at any hour ab 't, fox two days. pez BY A RESPECT: # sivuation i Le = Torus wroway, otreet, ‘thi bn, Ley ty or and ty hs tive Commitee -“r eon GEQ W. W Manovs D. Bonvcx, Secretary. ERATION OF SAINT PAUL'S CHAPRL, Met tS wrill take place on | ‘orm asi Bon ies ii ly, OF ge to the eountry—the be Dreve Cirele, BO ote Mond oo ote.; Pit, 12h ote. ean be «i TES, Chairman. | Soyu'au 191 Bllsavern street, reer bulldings ANTED— A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE first ‘an excell a y, Can give the best of y street, in the rear, near Zab pore for ce tare! retands cs hinds o has be fulowed pasts © besvof ei ftcuston and ABVEMMENTS. i Bo, trait as Bs Al Mr. H. 4 tm ve re Mrs. J Wallack, J¥: day evenii ara siete will 74h, the en us a3 ne Wy ie Nee To SWEPT ‘ov rane wisi TONS Wi Ha ineas, Mr. Venus; Major Goffe, ta, Mrs. . Lewis, de CH SPY—! Boxes, eeates, ig se nce at 8 o'oleok. tite the chapel, and | A) 185 Croat it, e CoN a ten si the s temainder og the | Pringe streets. Can be seen for two days, sr] Preyry ttl a RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- ald, oF to de honsowerts chaise devs oan fe Returning, veil lente the fair a¢ 11 "4, 257,438, ee ASSFORTS TOR EUROPE, CALIFORNTA, Ci sary hal a et Bee letter of U.S. PComeuls at this Sin 2 01 RS, SAILORS, AND MARINES OF Ref eax. Galler; Nery, 50 gue tesini; Leader of the Orchestra, tr Prices-—General ‘Admiseon, One Dullar} i Beate secured, $1 812, oF their heirs, their claims, Discharges and warran ft rhe iy in Congress passe highest Pboth, » Price for ot ORK, 50 Canal street, N.Y. RETOFORE EXISTING ‘anor War of I Better sell quick. I sow tw toe he a HE COPARTNERSHIP WI between Darragh & Law, is this day fimelves by matual eonsent, and the business will be m 4, RRgrec PARLE youn Neon, New York, June 13, 1850. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A Bash EOrTAnTy woman, as cook, washer and ironer. deking perfectly, and is willing todo feueral peserene ERETOFORE EXISTING BE- 4 city reference given. IP Wb ‘aris tite day diseulved, by mutual consent, June ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE G [KS CONNER & SON, TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNE! poe ana Reon ‘Nessan streets, Now yore have om Printing Eetablish- ‘shis paper are printed are from tion to travel with « lad to the country. Has no ob- Jection to take eharge of ae Best of city reference Apply at 137 Cherry street, between Market harine streets, ANTED BY A GENTEEL YOUNG WOMAN, A SITU- ation as Chambermaid and Waitress, and’ assist in ironing. Hus no ebjecsion to general houso- ed with the family of J, Russell Bart ‘Amity Place, and bears ing smart, capable, and honest, jenth street, near First Avenue. Caa be has stamped them as being 1 tertainments. Afternoon pistetmapees ca Wednw «ay: Saturdays. Doors open at 2, coucert at 3.0 sion, 25 conta. Orchestra Doxes, Wo; privat of Wali street, by order of W. C. Wetmore, 1 Z carriages 140. | 4 NTED.—A SITUATION BY A oman as plain Cook, in a small private fauily; Good eity reference givei | igen tut the Bookstore, 300 Bowery, corner ot Fourth ar yon SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, d do plain, sewing: uniter ‘Apply at aa Gretawies av DERSTANDS meee | RESPECTABE under the direction ‘on wa: Sets formed at the sound of the cornet. Tho programe of the concert account of t OUNTRY SEATS—. large sale of lote ai day, nth instant, at No. Y Broad strects where formation as to had. Panny Cag 18 INVITED T0 THE tori . J. Bleecker, on Tues re St. Joreph’s, 01 cluding elews gf toh poder of nasure, lofty mountains, for tile vallies, ¢ Irland, Colom: mento’ City, Sh and River, Minard in the bi ing: A of t vided in plote of one to three acres for villa site ANAMA HATS—FOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN, 40 DO- aifit Panama Hate, Apply wt 129 Crosby atroot, or of JOSEPHA PEYROT, a —A GOOD BUSINESS fy business in the Spite and, RTIFICIAL RYES—DR. J. GRAY, street: New York, the only maker of human areidelat B.—No charge for inserting. FANCY, a ay AND JEWELRY TRADE.— hig =] Accordeons, wourel Pon s, Sale and giver old Pens, &e. A. VAN LK EN BURE nee Tanufasterer and ovaies Co Pearl onan R. Sinan tre tae ener en peers lerview may be rr 1 ret re of seven and nine in the even- ome other place. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A sITU- mn, who ise good Cook, and an excellont Baker, in best of city reference, To nt 62 Thivd Avenue, BY A Lat wa ben BLE a1 Fem: Medien in the world, eo ising & com formers. Also the unrivalled Vom my be teen for two day ANTED—A SITUATION, y wi ‘as coo) Heep fore beiet teres fe ‘M EAST INDIA WATER CO oaemne aarens bea u waatet all ——— by may WaAntED7a 3 bros “octed yo rz tg se md coact. hei loyer, in whose. er he ware nw N ‘ent ore the eoueliman ean by found every morn- a Water Cool pith alittle Teer with filters attacl faotured into great variety r tines and Suite, who purpose ‘visiting the Union previdue te wbelr defartare for povitivel; the ity about the 1s "S HALF PRICE ENGRAVING AND GENERAL all ane e. Ppiating as Ooo tS iy age aay New — at. less than he rerilar price, ANTED—TO RENT OR TO PU nomen i} Spall of moderate income quiet store would ans ana yer’. Address, wi: Punctus! Tenant, at Herald office, ANTED—A SITUATION BY Young Woman, ass first rate Cook. Also, is @ good Baker, an tion given with regend te the peas of ort ery ia Wouston. siseet, up stairs, in fromt 50 perce Bale— hres Iron AMES NEWMAN'S GENUINE, WATER AND OIL a Leak Boxes, and & person r bedroom my) attic, overs il deve ym and lowest price, RESPECTABLE Dean ristcdy 33 ‘cl UST 80 LONG AS SELY-PROTECTION CONTINUES fiyot law of nature, just 40 ir Corns as well as hoes and Gaiters of Washing and Ironi: Pastry. ery aati ale fog Bost, y refe sounity. call ‘nt B02 se eent States ent 3 mate 2, whin they will have the ture for vam Ta muerys Mt tan Oa oa ic th or of ay ‘Bh eeutas ‘Doors obsa st 7 oon “An afternoon Gonoors )LYMPIC. —PIEKCES MINSTRELS—THR ORIGINAL Pompey, late <f © linstrels, #44 Broadway. be- Howard and. Gran firing y crowdes nadie! Tus ultra” of mage ASTLE GARDEN—MESSRS. FRENCH & HEISER Feapeotfully inform the citizens of Now York and ite | vicinity, that th ir agreeable Summer Fétes will bi gree during the week. (Tickets 25 cents each. Doors Concert at § 4 attractive direction of ety of the latest and olkas, &e. ‘The floor Professor of Dancing. every evening. No postponement on er. lerra Nevada, A Diggings, Mormon waite repriate lectures, E'tep ate MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, ‘a ® etterncen, aff o’elogk, and in the evening at 8, Minstre! organi ized bai ot of hay) Per- ale I Artiste,” will appear ty of splendid repre F with the tril —— ce, wil imission— Race snes He conte; Boxes, Beene Perwustter 1236 conte; them should i reve the present er, intioding roy Lady with foot 24 inches Long the . oot 24 ine! Collection, consiotiag of over a ~y riosities! Vocal and lurtromental M from 9 A M. ant Poe wate mitrion Meron fente! ehildren undor ten, haif price, AUTION 10 THE PUBLIC.—WBE Lal pommel eee ae. Ean Brown = it ‘Troa 5 oni tpinterm the peblie "he hs Ta - ao mere fenneciion wi ih shove Bamed eompany, 4 ma the Howard athens ime Beaton, fond wilt ry in in the New nor Y nie vious to thoir ~j stphia, Drsricas, te smelr depen sotiee ‘the: nD. 0 Trou ANTED—A LAUNDRESS, AT 23 be a Th td aneeens SITUATIO: va fuanr, Tr as Bombernass. and Waiter. by A! 3 oz for maki: > can pat oe ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT. young ga. who is Willing to take gare of chil fo travelling for the season. E street, corner of Greenwich. ‘that ¢ imma * WIN, 1%4Canal, | Sounse ed Lauavns stsects GE SSB IONE! ASHEN tides Sty os. SETS et SI Nerth Moore Bent of city references given, RCTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- Best of reference can be given, sorner of ee Waecstreet T Sy, BUSEDY—IAD a. wees ates ive city reference of abilit potas Votween Righth and BS pry LEAVING THR) diepeon of, comobtain | eh Snag eed AN ieee for thi 4+ me, ASHINGTON HALL, #68 BROADWAY. NIGHTLY rowded to see Hanington's Moving Di 2 we t, The Delage, Tinturn Abbey, ot Wednoniays and Satordaye at Meents. Children half price. 413 BROADWAY, CORNER OF ‘exhibition free.) the finest eo! AND GENTLEMEN wisi " thie dye, establierment fee the pest "cern to epee Bent. 2) ill please addrece Baloon, by the day or week, oull thee ime, “Jenieabie end po exhibitions or entertain: except dram OUGH, Manager, SLVENSTON, Cd Eeveteey. i NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE bp nd ywaras. 2 ce gd CI] Cook or Laundre: aid, Was Hap Pyne d ay saeens. Fay | we artie Ay ae the wubilc that he he is Pa house in the trade. +4 The ven from velo leet lees, Please J L, wo 1% CANAL STREET, WISHES TO -- hie store ai the above number ween as | Pivtene 1 ror SALE. — OD Lie} INSURANCE. ON TIONAL TOAN a4 BD ait tall at ne By Bering tres neatte a the names of pi, Vitlere & C2., 250 Broad 3] Os PA .—GRAND INSTR Concerts. Stranse’s celebrated TW Monday, eepier, 2 and i, tony, commencing at 3 P. idm ease the ‘Weather is unfavorable, the Concert will take place mext day, Street, up stairs. No imitations this sotablishnent. Am Aapiste FOR SALE AND TO LET. att oF BRARD'S brated Ua ly Invited to-enll et the office of Metra, Gou- Local Directors for June:— Ry yan Hook, he MeKvere, Li: dase Oo “favorable terms, at moderate prem porriadan © ‘2. LEANDER STARR. General Agent. oo ‘0 TAILORS. —THE MERITS THAT DISTINGUISIT KLINPATE GARMENTS” from RUG CLERK WAN Ltt th * ipa ni the corner Brvenlye, NB knowledge of re naree. tof any scber ‘motte tod other ities. ‘SS Maiden Lane AL yt AND a0v WANTED, at Tuk KNICKER- de Store, 209 Kighth avenue, between i MENARD wort D OTICE TO CAPITALISTS. —ONE or rae GREATEST inventions of the t infant's bi ~4 riding hate, an improvements. Also steam 7 that enviches the He would rerpectfull, be hatters. when i them tinker ala tailors, yey lines, when the stock fms fine hat " ce jer ‘Paige Pye corner of ft ioe | seween & hat ond jew York, Jane 17th, INO. ILIRS AND HOTEL KEEPERS. FAMILIES 7 meonten 80 Diy ge Pees oe case thy EN flare Pa Pare S128 BY & Fert ba. 5 mR: boot quality, th wame ne used by Le mer Sm: Saga COUPIL, ViBERT & Co, 29 Broadway, ive Oil jnst recel place will be old Walzino, AND COMFORT TO THE PERT. bs Leather Cleth eed Ki. soe on Resa TO Let—siTUATs ix sities om fs sit * Ore Bre alle 3 éverierhing the ee lo Geant rements, a 7 of birds om the rat epic * folawoveh, TCOUMA Root vd Mat D rrorox si KATH Wild. 7 wee. Take Ath instant AND eee LOVERS or rue themeel vee it, sho, sollese L. where can be seen th See ate comes of on Toes- the hank aed * ak an abers at peeti ourhin while the the railroad Ny ve frequently ia The rood em ity de wom tr faet 0" red for m pd ceriainme set wither sateen or perma) oa PAIR or r WHLL-MATOHED, ee iy B bag! hay th he sold on reason: erms: in cori | and an Say cee for one or Dr MARTON FOR, SALR AN Sy iean & pair of re ee fonts, aod 8 new rh wd SS! (ER ho, the © felly informe fF Fear ing house and re. pew Ba coparsiesy. the alley in West Praweii core ot apd 10 Welock, A. M. ReLien ty Svaihi }, Zn, on Baile , AT TATPRRSAL'S, erat ict svuallen ehidcen, ander santifel ia form, 4 Mf PATENT PLANING hand ant Antehed, mill complete, “po Lester are bo tyle and execution & chines; several now notion, all of iron, and are 7 in use, Can bo fem at 102 Fulton cereet JW. LESTER, Fe SALE, OR A PARTNER—DOOT AND SHOR order: Batters Good stand; stock ail in good doing 9 Can ive tood reasons for selling out. Please ry TARGE STONE DW ithout the frrmiture,) am of foie, trees, ner T—THE PREMISES iy CHERRY STRERT AND erly seenpied ne 9 fastens, tor re. leo, for ale, @ stock, fixtures, ven i t Torwies Wand Bond 243 Cherry ibe pane tom ck AT CLIFTON, ®. I 58 TO iandine, haadoomely lp, cieeated, ei acenehed ty tne a an arre ro cn. 1h a the premieun « WATERING PLAC momnromnnnnnnanrinre Coma. HOTEL WesT POINT. — —THIS BSTARLI it, Onrivalied for ite commanding seenery, aa for estab rity of ia afte # pan, 8a feliy te ily ore re tbe foot ot k in the halevening stopping at Gacrivon’s, phere corer! eee to forty werone thi on rt NEWAURGH—THE reeable place of eam: tain calling tre ot attention of the ‘The high ert in whites bis bowse ie be 4 families whe have 1 there, he fe sure will render notise trations, in m, art manecerrary. RIES BeAr Eseraer ot ots go heretofore, will be reppli in yy Neamt . a ie is DING— MISS RENN a = ite | fy} Fortine an Lireebt, near Bay Tm —Col. Manperin ering, Mise Mary Taylor MeCopdlich, Cay Louiea, 3 oe Webbs ‘Mrs. Leland, Mrs. Rvevard. Admissioy W eente. URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS MON, Clarke; Ceptain Murphy Maguire, Mr. Jor gent, Mr, Levere; Mr Amina eek, Mr. Sowerby cr Rossel; tunity for i deree, in every te 1. is charmingly arran with new | brated architect aud builder of the be The admi of Messrs Dietz & Bro. t decorations geperally, the exeelleut scene’ phan Arytem, the New York a) Sher pubiie festitutione: ain the eft are ol vediewl Relves ond ASdreasce ot new nee oppo Sees er ~ | Fie tari’ Bell part The Wang wath ‘wail, 2° the menagement of thie 6 * a __ @BUS em! hitine; Jasper Ha~ aleton, TI Thoes pac hilip Hazleton, Perry Walter Harlen | ott; Helen, Dame Bridget, Mra, Iield. jorn IBLO'S—ON MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 17, WILL | be, preecnied | ratio pla, i y MANNERIN ga Watteraik Sefi felt Lenchs Meg Merrit Mre. rh day eveni: June t7, 1 will be pla; ul Be somedy f the SERIOUS FaMrey Charice. Tomes Cow UM'S AMERICAN MU rand Proprietor; J ‘This vast and rane mast elegant thie sty one public is respectfully ty iat it will re-open on Monday evening, ‘all ite improvements, and in all ite ow taken in the whole of the Ch ent oo and thrown the vast sites ry ure. finished i ta cost of iy teseonad Dollars! Mr. Barnum inks that his temple of moral entertainment will meet with of admiration. He invites the nicest all competition. To gratify the Publis, ly added to his new building a gorgeous Lec- fitted up in the most volugtuously laxuriot taste, reflacmen! and superb finish, by no royal # vor for comfort in jed for solidity sh me a *, comble that may triumphantiy be t apposition, to anything of the Lind ta this country or in ye ulterations and fashionable ‘mprov all been effected by J. M Trim Bowery Theatre, and many other dist em, the extravagantly beantiful u from the clebrated house of Solomon & Mart, of ¢ Me kas Sixtures, the wuperb chandeliers, looking fairy-like, sodeticn it vot 4o superb, are the production ad liam st., and were put up under ndewme iron trell k,'which excites so much ad- ion. the fluted columns, &e., by Mr. Jackson, 199 Centre he Proscenium, the luxurious , Ko., are by that rare pencil has abr tabliahiment years. superior work upon the Li rst and second Seas plding, fe ps & Waller, The novel and attractive Grop surtain, fepretenting, with lifeclike vralsemblances Capitola d ‘adjacent erovinds at, Washingto glorious fon of the genius of Peter, Grain Be: tie vail tist of Baroum's Museum of Philadelphia. 7 euablishment, ‘The admirable wardrobe is under charge of of Mr. Walker, costumer to this Museam, Bs com- ents to the baleo: Inst 35 ye repriaser: ba ng tak x" truth, the hat has come frery,improveiment fh wane for elegance, ery other en will not only 1 hold, theasaad sople. it is comfort and co the ‘most perfect piace of fhe fe Rropeitor t refers to cots whs'ercated the lenge stares recently ocoupied ree No.5 ritieally exa teen Hike all others va od fo bring ® blush upon the ehesk of moder iS employed that may not be exvinined v9 antes im idea—not red upon that has met Gret teen chastened an regard oe eh "honorable life A was awarded th ot the great body of elereys ‘and of all the firs: ced at th is one of 0 perforn.an rks of wit and humor, an: rs, funny scenes, country dances, songs, chorasses, Ae, serve to render the piece as eunusing ae it le ine are that the dramatic talent ost Thes Mine Keough, Mirw mma Leslie, hs Ey Deering, Mise F. Deering, omer tg w mt Mins Mise ‘Albertine, Mice M. m 1 from the Broadway =e nie, aad ‘Th Thi inte leader at Ra at Queen Aa her with the rent olden aon signe horses, and the ‘gorgeous gobi ra iry Queen, the most. dim teenie aged for a rhort time. 4 ra, to appear eve Taleo present the PHILOSOPHY, OR HOW TO WASH machines, pounding er rubbing, re- rious articles, improves the clothes, and csaver arrdslen, re all cheap. The. bee tyetere AR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT OFFICES AND Tn Tivepteal, he Neo Pork ieotions, the New Vork ork Ore i ies, and labo: 4.390 clergymen and eitisens, whose Ve seen at my offiee, and thousands ve my pias, and sll will week remhfast for» Vy! X44 nt tw vei eriva aY ae acre of the frm of heros & Coe hs ary, wide ry, the public of the wit a eitan worha te additions 3, Teale, he, aod largely in Il onde 2, and of the beat ay sevablishment In 4 | is on the drag. 1 | upon having a m | nigger question, coming. « vy heeds re- pro: v Mra. Handolph Mise wes made by Bkavein, Frees Breach iacndress, 48'ha teres, fore hurry tl the teri! que ‘ure seekers from the shores of h re se all Pe rage iy and unless 0 t bm y=] warrel—whiga, demoernts, and freesoil and } vived. and the fe anything but favorabie te edjurtment any sort in that quarter We rather INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Our Washington Corres pendence. Wasnincton, June l4, 1800. Some of the Odds and Ends, Benste quiet to-day. Clay and Benton, from Ahe op- Posite sides of the Chamber, occasionally glaneing at each other, in a manner expressive of great contempt. The amendment for striking out the arrangement for the boundary of Texas drags beavily, The whole bill a of which Mr. Clay has ing of the Senate for Sati the bill to the House before they a any mischief upon a reparate mensure. ‘be Houre have varied the dirh a little to-day, by # | discussion of @ lot of miscellanceas affairs, the most in- teresting feature of which bax been the etre admin- the hope of getti d upon thy Committee of Ways and M y Me Bebenck, of Ohio, fur their delay in bri in tho annual General Appropriation Bill, which ot yor ce. The rules require the tuttodac- appropriation bills thirty days rod the meeting of Congress) Some members suspeet that Gen. Bayly has a scheme in bis head for delaying the introduction of this bill; and that being an extremd Southern man. the delay arises from some sehemels reference to the negro quertion—contemplating, per haps. the stopping of the supplies in the event thad California is to be hurried through by herself. Mr. Schenck has thought it proper, at all events, t¢ Introduce a resolution instracting the Committee of Wayn ond Means te report the appropriation bills nol. yet reported, and to do it without delay; and his lec- ture to the committer fully involved the suspicion that the chairman of the committer had an ugly design im the delay which has atteuded the introduction of the annual appropriations, Gen. Bayly explained as one cause of the delay, that fo many estimates. and alterations of. and additions to, and modifications of estimates from the different de- partments had been received from the secretaries, down to a few days ago, that to have reported the civil and diplomatic bill in any thing like the usual time, would have been only the report of # mere skeleton a bill Of course all this debate amounts to nothing, exeept the ascertainment of the fact. that not yet fini ney that will be wanted for the next fiscal year, If this is the plan of their operations. it would secure a saving to the g ‘The weather ix hot #s the hottest of the dog days, is to continue another wee! all have some hot scenes in this is, to the main © pint.” Mr. Clay seems to rtand the heat of debate, and the and a ridein the evening at sun-set, and a q country, sets him firmly upon his feet for th But more than all other evuses, the omnibus bill keeps the sinews and muscles of the old compromiser to the tensien required for hard work If it ean be done, he # bill through before the House de+ a pear to be in fayor of Of the ease in about as easy as todecide upon the meriteof « genakal dog fight, ot commander of one of the government s poo in port, seems to be in bed odor with the They complain of tyrannical treatment are sald tobe afflicted with’ sourvy from bed. fame. as@ they complain that the cat colt are adminis- tered without mercy, A f ago it was under- stood that the steamer was forthwith to put to sea; the crew were aadly disappointed and one of them, rather than go out again with the Captain, took a ha anes, and attempted tocut bis band off He severed one the fingers. and cut pretty deeply into the others ; but he gained his point. He has been sent to the hospital, instead of shipping again. Since that occurrence, the whole crew have been paid off If we can do anything with this negro question, we @o not despair of komethivg to save poor Jack from the lash. and from ealt junk, without vegetables, when vegetables ean be bad. ‘Tbe vote taken im the Senate to-day, 27 to 24. on strikip Texas boundary arrangements frem the bill appears te be # very promising test for the menrure. as far as it goes, but it amounts to very lit- tle ; for there are many opposed to the bill who are still willing to let ite friends have their own way 4 they eome to the question oe te engrossment. Wasuincton, June 15, 1850. The Close of the Week—The Senate and the Compromise— Father Ritchie's Advice for a Praver Meeting—Necessity ef Prayer—The Tariff Great Cry of Distress—Another Panic on hand — Dreadful pred Ly New- Jersey— Peo plc oll sradually Dying —The Squabble in the House. loses with & very sensible approash to ae- Pi peo. i reat bill of combinations in the Ser the House bas been whipping the devil rou tump in every direction. #0 as to ese any deel- the Senate, ro business in advance of ir. Clay a chance with his heavy 5 jammer &e.; ons as the motion passed by a jority, pet Mr. Clay anticipates some ‘dinpesinicg ro on a. fore bay wen | bom ob that at least. 11 be brought to the question of engronsment; ut appears on @ cool examination Pama 5 to ~~ out the Tomat boundary seetion Trom the bill bad ones the 4 | would have been emasculated, and Led | Wiseons! Seward, Blthy me and Yuleo—24. Nave. ty Ball, Berrien pin Dickinson, Dodee, page, of lows, King, Morton, Norrie, Peazeey Underwood, Walker, Wobe cecmb— nine Senators absent or not voting divided, as ‘ally believed, as follows gy mete “Foxit Si Be Borland, Bradber, it —Mesers Clemens, Phripn, Felch, Rcbastion 7, Be Add to the 27 the two absentees in favor of the bill, ond eee have « total of 20 to the 26in the vote given, the 7 absent or not who are opposed to the bill, aad you a hall have some few changes en the question me and while fate of the bill Is eo very extraord throws upon the Vice Presiden t tie. aoy farther mended that the or three days, with the view example of Dr. Franklin in the Con- the Federal Constitation— that fa, that ¥ conve. and that the members of the Senate— Messrs. Benton, F Hale, Seward, Case, Clay, Webeter and allot them in io prayer. We think it would havea good effeet#o hold * T meeting. eepeciaily if old Bullion were to lead off im ® solemn petition to the Throne of Grace We do not doubt its good effect, or that the Senate would come together conled down, with the wire edge taken off. and mild and paternal at a Metho- dist clase meeting The editor of the Herald bas ail slong recommended « prayer meeting. if the Senate should get stuck and beyond all human power to hel them; and now is the time when sach » meeting “ai do yeom: service in this quarrel Between a fight and « prayer meeting the latter would be the wisest pedient and we should not object to allows mint julap extra to every man on the conclusion of the services, &s it would tend to keep them in @ fraternal and hope: fu) frame of mind na nees is disposed of, if it into be disposed of, have a panic on the at ® panic as that of 85 on the ban! on the explosion of the pet bai We have all the tidles collected here in Washinntom, ali teody ie, when the time comes to get it a; te of state of distress in the North seareely ere than that growing out of the failure of the pig tatocrop im Hibernia. Furnaces and foundries, and emithier. giass-houres 1 y Hook, and Night house ‘intaney at the hountifal supplies of Coney Island —from the midet of the ty. v beds and the phat 4 the clastic beach of Barnegat, there comes a of din. trees, the extent of which may be at the follow img letter. addressed to the Hon Mr. Miller, yes- terday, and publicly read in, the Benst “ Rookawar, May — Dear Sir: L enclose yous petition r with but faint hope of eucers, We ate hay. ing eradonily and if thie 0 Congress does not tp wm we Dreadtul state of t] logs They are all “yea of ot them— oystermen, farmers. wreekers lame fore and oll, But there ie rome —— ~ “ aceoranee that they ere © dyin frotealty.” wet te SiS Ate peace ‘yat then “thes don ot any help. 0 are ove alt = er us, there. Sevegh the ogre ih a 328 he = ey raation rtion. Maes dam rl pleas- relief, 1) # & few more * to-day; and one of God in the West. nde in Lake M t may ret tontnet wi eit it cutside harbariane The Senate adjourns te. day. it bs ne peadieee. an amendment by Mr. new territories are ‘te prance, ft shall be with or aly place for straugers, fone oo. the tarifl in the cobnte of the Chareh: ¢ House had « stormy time of Ul the Bittertnone of el ee jst deteet. im the ram! Arhate bem et ne ef + the tim + you come Fo tie previous gucetlom