The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1850, Page 3

Clarets! Clarets! Clarets 1591 Hoastee ot. saumer of Mulberry — From aueticn thie day, 00) cases of penton « brand, erat Turion 93 ons red Morten, N33 25, Purchasers ee onel. ng’ by calling at the above class Li (ars brandies, wines, (MORE, proprietor. all, MO ‘Peglish ay ey ofc eal and Grand. —tn oo ios’ popular dress, we res 7 a ret Cloth Cost, Cefeimere Pants f Linen Goods cheap. Audabon,—The Original werreotype of . from which the portrait ia the jallery of Uilustrions Americans was BRADY'S Daguerrean Gallery, 205 ry can it Ladies", Misses, and Chil~ haadsomest an Hair RgenEnsebelene Genuine Mair Dye, can only be procured at the manufsotory, Sirest. The pee skoald guard against imivatios, my various diplomas. Perso: hair bad color from can an have fn eorrected by calli use of the imitation 4 ing as above. Copy the ‘The Tonite of the Season.—Great Proof of the value of Planett's ben, the evidence :— Deas Sitting ely tatiobed mre of herent eney \e of Planets Bitters. for eopiaint if are ‘all ie been rel ch tor tha bottles, which intr end Seaity, and clligingly Tremeis your ebe 3. LT Tae. For sale by the agent, JAMES SADLIER, 2% Broadway. Dr. James W, Powell, Severs hie ostontion exclusive te 40 clock, at 36 MONEY MARKET. Monpay, July 15—6 P. M. Stocks were firra to-day, though not very much in demand. Some few descriptions advanced on last week's quotations—Erie Railroad, 34; Harlem Rail- road, %; Hudson River, Erie and Reading bends, new, each X. At former rates, government stocks main- tained a firm position, The je exports for the past week were $406,670, otal for »ix months, since January Ist, $3,492 931. The receipts from customs last week were. . $854,359 82 Week previous bP 627,268 0 Inerease the last week.....+.++++000e . $227,008 82 32 The wool crep is attracting much attention at the ‘West, and valuable statistical facts have crowded upon ‘ws within « few days, with respect to the wool clip for ‘the present season. ‘The shipments of wool from Cincinnati, this season, to Ist of July, amount to 1,784 bales and 14,306 Ibs.- against 913 bales aud 569 Ibs. to same date last season, A steamer at St, Louis, from the Missouri river, dis- ebarged 151 bales (13,432 lbs.) of wool, which had been shipped from Booneville in one lot. It went directly forward. At Pontiac, Michigan, to the 20th ult., over 2,000,000 Ibe. of wool had been purchased of the clip of 1850. In Brooke County, Va, the clip has been good, and mearly all the best sold at 40¢. per lb. Some of su- perior quality was takem at 450., and for a few lots, very and clean, 50c. was asked. At Wheeling, there have been free arrivals and much setivity in wool. The sales ranged at 20c. a 37340 for general receipts, but some small lots superior had brought 400. Bome time ago, the Wool Grower speculated as fol- Jows, indicating 65,000,000 lbs. as the quantity which ‘will probably be wanted the present year for domestic cousumption, “ New England contains, at this ti woollen factcries, capable of consuming. fall operation, thirty-five million pounds of wool. To supply A quantity she has the surplus received throngh the New York canals, three-fourths of the importations, about one-quarter of Pennsylvania re- eeipts, and the surplus from her own wool growers: New York canals, 12,731,402 lbs.; New England surplus, sey 5,000,000; importations, 18,401,000; X Peanayl- vania receipts, 1,280,000. Total for New England 22,412,002 Ibe, “New York produces about twenty millions; end there was received from the West, by the way of Buf- falo, eight millions and a quarter more, which would leave about eight millions, after deducting the amount reoeived through the canals, for home consumption, But to thisisto be added sbout four millions of fo- veign wool, making « total consumption of at least twelve millions, Pennsylvania and New Jersey con- sume about ten millions more, and the consumption In all other States will make about six millions more. It would require, then, for the consumption of the manufactories, for the coming year, if the fabric should bein brisk demand, not less than sixty-five millions of pounds.”” In Macomb, Michigan, about 100,000 Ibs. wool have been purchased this year already, which is double the product of that county in any previous year, The average price has been about 30 cents per Ib. ‘The shipments East from Buffalo, the last two days of June, amounted to 174,600 lbs. Our Canadian neighbors are bestirring themselves very actively upon railroad projects, and seem dis- posed to invest » considerable amount of capital for the extension of their railroad system. The Champlain and St. Lawrence Railway Company have got their Dill threugh the Council, at Toronto, and the friends ‘of the enterprise firmly believe in the speedy exten- s1om of the road. The company have commenced breaking ground, and the work is to be finished in ninety days. This route is a short one, twenty-three miles in length. Over « more favorable country no road could possibly extend. The survey present® fs dead level grade from begin to terminus, free from « tingle hollow or embankment of more than four feet in depth, with the exception of two email ravines which it crosses and intersects. The road bas been in operation for fifteen years from Laprairie to St. Johns, and will now extend ships, with the States contigaous, shire, Vermont and New York, and through abe with the Ports of Boston, Portiand New York. The Montreal Herald says 'd operation, the tr: will convey to Montreal, in one uninter- of the West, of Western Canad nd of the great and growing Mining nts on Lake Supenor, the Lumber trade of the Otiawa and all the collateral branches of trade growing out of it or connested with It; the produce of the extensive and fertile peninsula lying between the Ottawa and St, Lawrence, on the line embraced Detween Grenville on the former, and Prescott on the latter river ; and, lastly, the resources and trade of the natural ‘back country’ of Montreal, comprised in the Two Mountains, and Ottawa. All this, it is cont the projected ‘extension of the Montreal and Lachine Railroad to Grenville and Hawkesbury on the Ottawa, and from thence to Prescott, on the St. Lawrence.” With the great combination of river, lake, and canal navigation in Canada, one ‘enterprize is much required by the people of Montreal. They wish to cut a cana; to connect the waters of the St. Lawrence with Lake Champlain. Some fanit is found with the proprietors for not earrying on this affair, and the government has been urged to take the matter up, and to complete the ennal. It is proposed to pledge the tolls, and the crediy ‘of ibe province, to accomplish the wor! A connection between Quebeo and Montreal is aleo proposed. This would be effected by # junction with the St. Lawrence ‘and Atlantic Railroad, at Melbourne, on the St, Fran- seeme very feasible. Other projects are, also, advoeated with much seal. They are ali con- nected with the net work of rails in our States, as will be seen by some further description of them. There la first, the St. Lawrenee and Atlantic Railroad, com- encing at Longueutl, opposite to Montreal, and which ogresses daily and rapidly to its termination at Port nd. in the State of Maine; secondly, the St. Lawrence 4 Take Champlain Reiirond; and, lastly, the Lake ft Louis and Province Line Rait-oad, projected to commence at the Indian village of Osaghnawags and to extend to the frontier, there to eoxnect with the Montreal and Piattsbargh Line, and by aneh connection commanicnte directly with the Ogdensburgh Zailraed and the fioutiéhing town of Fiatteburgh om Lak, Champlain. ‘This line wili, doubtietly, be eontinued | from Plattsburgh to Whitehall, at the southern point of Lake Champlain, and ultimately form a direct line of communication between this city and Montreal. From the remarkable fucilities of communication with Mon- treal, by the Mentreal and Lachine Railroad, and by ferry from Lachine to Caughnawage, the Canadians connot help regretting that this last mentioned line of railroad had not been the first commenced. | Stock Exchange. | $2000 US és, "C7 63 5 $5000 | 10000 eH LBA 100 ahs Loan, | 440 ; 1008 60 78! 5000 Cy boo 79 10000 BO Dp 100 60 79! 2000 Obi Wo bw 79 2000 Rea Bs 79 12000 do '70 73. do 160 2000 do 0s 3 Mobawk RR & 60 luvs, 2 Harlem Ki 60 10000 lo 100) do 260 BS 300 Income Bont M1 780 Canton Co 690 47 912 100 Morris Canal 15} 2000 Frie Bae, 63 107” 200 Reading Rk BOO 48 16600 Hudson Riv Bde 1 “| 12000 Indiana si * 2) ll | ay 19% | Bs | 60’ We 45 ‘ 5 19 ¥ a abs 0 w do § bo Morris Canal” “1523 | 6 do tO BOE ————— eee ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. __ FUNERAL OF GENBRAL TAYLOR, HA NEW TORK, JULY 12, 1850.—AT A MEBT- if the ible NEW, of ariangemenis Sppointed by the {erMiate Precluent of the United States, held in room 4, lly ‘Mall, ‘his day, the following resolutions of 1 it procession, to be composed of th he differen: orderm, socteties, and eltivens of Ni v dork Mixa the adjoins sn and towns, on Tuesday, the 234 Instant i low cititens, as fenerally, nd the dt trades, associations, an: are ak and He KY omy of respect to oad; enh, cadiatias tod eoessistions tabentiing oe requested to communicate te the Comlites om pa Pujacy seat, a8 fre relock F. Mot room order that the necessar te ms; Se made toe to carr That no dani hhall'be nd mitt mate ‘That the Commitves will be in » session Cy a Hall, from the 15th to the 22d inst., from o'clock iy “ _ t of the Comaasines og the. of the Comeait ee of oper tes on port o Cuanies Cras, Janes ae Weary Fioxexce McCanrny, Oscan W. STURTEVANT, President. NATION MOURNS HIS LOSS MONOR TO TH! brave—Military, firemen, civic societies aud eitisens Grape Resaetes, wish ess of our late brave an 9 correot lis lamented Presi: Gereral &. Faplor, 09 be wera atthe fu~ Tacon F- Garey, Moncaw Moncana, President. REWARDS. mae REW4RD—LOST, THIS AFTERNOON, JULY 14, $25 Era eT hee “orclock, & leather walet, ia 3, Alexander, wi of diferent way throngh dae bborve totvard, by leaving the eaux G15 REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO QUES, tions ask: the Jewelry and Dagurreotyne Lik ruses inthe oregling taken from issar N on the $4; or ten dollars for the Likencenes sioner ot the oflee of Judson's Hotel ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Lett. OF on 9 July }: mamelled We 2th. a bl ith | ‘The fn ‘Tho above reward vil Be e Leonard street. Kate WastiNes. OSTA POCKET-BOOK CONTAINING TEN DOL- Jare in gold, while walking Yeacerday. at noon, from Ava rough’ Naess liberal reward will te ty calling at No. 60 New street, TOLEN ON SUNDAY NIGHT, ldrx INST. Boch, at fe of Se ET ing. informati recovery ot Bald boat’ wilt be iveral DW. BECH . KUNA SPECIAL NOTICES. Ll A CTOU COFI O Spxraer v A”: 2D RA ¥ es eta Sg ate | ieee ie "igi be 1 oe cunt > ah tort O etadste edb nobuc i by endb biedbh. etou sh ardb isiu poss La hue nabsic aed rh axl lijscil Kiba. mast Siege ee. be ral yh CRASTO, }. CRO WILL take B. CROWE! Stew. SAMUEL P. PATTERSO: M4xs 1c, ‘ROTICE—A, SPECIAL MEETING OF St. of Pree i Masons, will in she Grand entot Wtheritiog meas late Pre~ to Zachary i Sor, Grand Seo’ Hy i esher the Meal! ics oe af wif | | Stele the alceall on at eaten te'coneldered at defaniitr, und tei numes etutk iy book te ome fon ene tha cote ere angered LEP PROPOSALS bridging, superstructure, ad, leading’ from ia to the will te received At te ofice of John & King, & Co. con tracters, in Canandagua, um a flew fn plate am be vee at the fice of the ehist taginaer® at Capan: This is about flew in engthe is te sections of one mile each. | ids will be received on aii or for several united. | nele section tN S. KING Co. Canandagua, July 3, 1850. rt tt Sele of certain mortgaged ‘tioned, and that Srocene 7 Gitected to the defendant, has been regularly able te the term of J ne, 18, Cy whe det mally ry uf & «py theres! to him, days in the ewark, int Ne pai fried within ihe suid Cent Ragle, anewapaper printed ot like manner space of time, ine newspaper ced a, the sty A true "t R. Gomuene, Clic. ARE CHES. PRINCIPAL DEPOT AT 'S, No. 23 Maiden Lane, New Yi Nee FALL RIVER, AND BOSTON BXPRESS— Mevers. KINSLEY & CO. | agen daily to ti named esas sted’ sloo'¥e sil the rineipal Bastern, Western, and Southiorn a “pactious tion will be giv i Bree of of | A note te JOUN Hin Ks Pavers plese Copy. w. [xrommation WANTED OF BU: RADEMACIT. who served as Ire Lieutenant, in Company D (Capt. C. A Seefelds) Battalion Low: Veinnicers, and left Now Or'es July, 1847, the U. 8. # nto rf Cuan heres pao NO PARK CO! Joly tr Pure n W. Young enters, ¢ at | Base Brookiys | Hu 81 WARTEDBY A RESPECTABLE Orr! tion as chamber maid and wai Would have no vbjections to goa sort ty. @ity references if required. Please apply ter street. x, a Woos ANTED—THE BEST OF AMER Seotch, German, and Protestant $Rery station, cam be procured at Elmore’ § Employment’ A) mended of charge. ANTED-& siTuaTio: BY A RESPEOTABLE PRO- | ney, 7 Carmine strest, where well reoom= | Protestan) servants may obtain good situations, Washing and a to go te the | Ww ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY ¢OMPETENT Girl, with good eit Waiter or ss Nurse jd "go in the country. sleet sites referenc amstres Please eal atl 6th avenue, A SITUATION BY A FREN Maid or Seamstress, who unde sing and milli toa B, UL CH PERSON, tands drese- ‘situation in ® private family, either as oF to do general housework; ix re has uo objections to hort di No. 113 th et ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE "YOUNG GIRL, A her and ironer, an chambermaid Bu velaw, Mr. a Mr H Uouldeon; Haak Messe nger, Mi oh » a Mieriliog vi gobn Vincent, Mr. Warre Broadle: rtain wil ri AMUSE MENTS. Mr. Wins Doors 0 00 precisely WERY THEATRE—TULSDAY EVENING, suLy Joth. 1°60, will be repeated, the the PRUNKAKD, or the ‘allen Save: at ark eelook. © AMUSEMENTS, an print > NARADA ISLAND oF ei19, rey gat Pua ecomelude with the WELT E |. Chesham, Mr. Reynolds; Major Hi Gerald Pepper, Mr. Brovghal Broani, ig A.V: Big. 3 mart my act, lini §i tralideetion a ths Sy 38), inch, and rary ® alae pti far ANTED—A SITUATION young moman as Chambermaid and ren; is willing to m: njogtion, £0 the ova: Bes call at No. 60 the hour Ws | tabs Gore of shit at reet, front BY A paar scrasts Seamstress, or to herself generally referent 110 fob Con be vote Yor fons de given. by only. Foghat 3 SITUATION AS COOK, IN AN HOTEL, an elise of sober habits, bavi is city. fed. f the firat aderstand gain i 1 city references Address “Cocky” Heral pit be woll recommended with isved lately arriv= otels im lon is Lin QNTED— A SMAL 4 York vill ress Z. Z,, post office, OTTAGE HOUSE or in t WEEN inity of tating par- ANTD-EY A RESEROTABLA YOUNG yroxen, A to Good cit, ‘ats! Lewis street, ral housework. Hoi willie ‘te make ANTED—SITUATIONS & TWO — protestant young wor understands bakit ood Ay Chambermaid and gun give the best of re! ‘De seen for three days at ris Fourth wtreet, herself generally ‘lease call at 131 Sixteenth street, front Ff ROraRLe rep Cy or ANTED—SITUATIONS a uly RESPECTABLE ‘ash a a Seen the other as young rls, one to Cook, Wi bermaid or Apply at 294 front basement. city reference ANTED—A MAN AS ay tig IN A CROCKERY |. None but Ameri: app dress, post paid, bex 2,390 rence and residenee. Post Othce, with — band write, eng joans' ni ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE situation in an American famil; isa good sewer. GERMAN GI A Bi el 3 Pleare call at 19 Crosby screst, Matiatactory rete Fences. Has wat m at 131 ‘Amity street, where vohe can ri M2 IN: sad Sea Francis $on00 fost t of canvass, from sket and the Admit ire moves ats. elite of Philadelph: Exhibitions iS Wate Boxes, vim, will ib tance 25 cents, ehildven bs balf Liberal arrangeme: eae. picture Vy as open a, moves iW. FENNO, Proprietor. ne Nakza ¥; CBgSTTs minsrenis LS. ROR ANIC HALL, NO. «73 ureets. Mon~ ‘oom ether wae a o ‘and woll known C' biopian Opers Trou the first established, oldest “2 com] y of aoe R yom nye der the: ai jERVA pooms, FJ BROADWAY, Ey te BYERY pings agniticent Pred ine overian Route to (califortn fee Di Cities of fae pain Lewis, Fenno, whose leetures have won the approbation ofthe of the Pross, ustrate the Pancrama. Rxiee, Doors open at7. Pic Wedinenday an and Saturday Door Sasori Boxes, % conta; ara | mat irgi FAED ORGAN PERFORMANCE —WR, W. A, KING ‘announce that he will, by permission of Henry she direo! fitul eotablichmens has performers, b as samedi them as bei EJ OR SALE—A LARGE ORANG OUTANG AND A DOA triotor, just arrived from the coast of Afric board the brig Ariel, ‘apt. LERCE’S SINaFRRLA, 4 AT THE OLYMPIC, UND: tion of the great original Pom Sieh DER Fecontly re for the ee and itis resort of pul in %, aed oui cone that h ae a eer this inimitable Band ak ‘Ethiopiaa, the ne plus ultra. Cruse, at rzveniog a 8 the bei are! Mar! >| W. ral housework Ley bye 2 family, and sosi he Saking = of children. trate washer ironer, ani 23 baat Tweaty- kood recommendati Slate Served, tetwesn Lesingto sixth st ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO THE GENE- Best for two days, at No, jor. ANTED—TWO COMPETENT WAITERS AT THE t—eolored Edgar Hovel, No. 7 Greenwich stree preferred. it cit reforen Chambers: ANTED—BY A P' OFROTANT som ab iron i if untry. Cam joase Noss ‘days. woman for general b ood plain, +. Cail phen yh: AN! ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, OF THOROUGH DU- ‘sation and accomplishments, and of the iavaty having ng ted ‘woul a respectable ary feet year OURNEYMAN WATC! J CocunaN 2 wahing the © permanent situation. 1vUAy 10NS WANTED_BY 1W0 RESPECTABLE i sewer; asd hd Hes ‘as chambermi cook) washer and i Sousa be voce nt Sao First one place. ROA TION WANTED—BY A Py bd MAN, WHO a firet gad quick at dcures. dine be $50. Meudon oO r. H MAKER WANTED, BY A. 283 Greenwich eereet; one that is ‘erate partaol work or repair, may yous A ITTELL'S LIVING AGE, Contents—1. The Levant & Spectator, 2. Angelina's F wail 2 8 ci the Italian 0. & hk went Memoriam, Examiner; a} oe ined weekly ef e ino that the be fopfaited, Wot right, foolish ans} Le Pa te afoot reference nity Place, ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A TIDY YOUNG u et washer highest ert the ether as four years im i earpeting, stair ro mantle vases and ornaments, ott oar ‘Also, th dealor Tweed, Summer p ahpegen, (Cassimare, Dri Re. tea and @ oard ees—consinting ef Clotl Frock Sacks and Dress white and bro Sele porttive. also, ® Viaao Forte, Couches, eae ae Yadian ea Tine = mie ber own dat atrix dollars ry drole by DEWITT & DAVENPORT, Tri ‘tie saree No. $23. , United ‘ainted, Overs, Chi Constantinople, pee dre ) REWARD IS OFFERED BY for cave waives his of vo lvtle AMUSEMENTS IN BROOKLYN. ROOKLYN MUSKUM—CORNER OF ORANGE AND Fulton streets. —CHANFRAU & BURKE, proprictors— be Burke; adaatesion ‘extra seats in 12 CENTS. — mig bem re a Com, mere Journals a 9B. Rita be accor "The to to provent lose of Lime in mers, an it ie presamed noae will remit pretty gare they are right. 60 conte will 7 ed meat waati bis law, uaw; Ale ENGLISH LaDy pane ON STATEN 1 1eEAMD. ea ter, rows the isis vsder font mer mouths, or ea inde- arses fonahip TE yaaa synerdious would ontrest or we her care. Address &., Merald office. entrust Recriber st ‘ni tes, is pre contracts, and issue permits fo | Base most be NT ne bee ates provement. All business mpalaoever ¥ ret ‘to be valid) way. 10 FANCY MILLIN RY, OIDERY AND FUR~ |. NRUSTARDTRK, 183 Broad ufacturer of Pre dine, commence. Terms, Cash—Nove ther an Vankabie money ce giving wee OR SALE, IN BROOKL' , FOUR LOTS id Adelphi stree of the most be: the lot No. the formediate OF GROUND, t, nearly oppo- tafal sie ras, fences, hes hundance of frnit. i althy and rerpectable neighorbeo For ful ulaee apply te C. T. caTLt Nat 1485 Pim A PAIK OF LAROR AND VERY HAND- . warranted sound and the owner is going abroad, Ad: Post Ofiee Syvare FURNISHED HOTEL TO 1 A splendid Bet aod fixtares FOSTER, DY, 2 Wer for wal race of Weet and Coder streets, oe. le grey carriage Horm s. They ate young, wiih- fives Box &8 FURNISHED iP further pae~ y at FRONT HASEMENT ted for ® barber ' ‘Apply om the premises, i DRY shop, gro~ oy" will be opened for beg ee re mt me S FOR Fie, rive AND Bic’ *, Murieal p00. ea aaccet nn at ee ek. foe = E, 823 Grand street. aM AGED COODS! Da DANACED, 00088!—¢. Satinetta, tunity, 16 til Monday morn~ Feonally or b ‘Wo. 0 Nasnan stron, ore. p* Lodging TRIGA brow 4 them. 225 Tw t LISHED BY &. LBV’ ris" LEV ETT, DEN Theta Seignette, flavor, CORNELIUS MANTEL CaNpsLanta ‘ixvures, I ¥, Plated W foot ia vei nai The instruetions are go simple # aut 1pe HAS REMOVED FROM CHAMBERS | +, near ANDING.—S. T, NICOLL & LO, AND ® sirens, offer for pate from +h i ond way arf the following of the Remuive f this age is th ented und peeured by Nove 1 of Chom hs Th For reme tine * A TH Alien street. Safe tay Pp man vt “a 1 om him wt 55 Wall street, Mand OPM. EDY WAS Fiust y will abundentl; be g/g A Lase— one. or Tue GRBATEST mp,” reoentiy event, BEF, 8 Swart D Jodival Coliogs of I ineure cafoty nite eficacy was of the dwoany 4 Pee c noe Ha DO. bay) NRARLY, OF DR.KEL~ ct iment or Megic Fluid, have reatort Pua ES cists pair, curing 1 sree, of New ren, a 3 ae ONAL THEATER, CHATHAM STRYET.—CUES- 1860, the entertainments will com- WS— Harry Mea ompson; Jethro Baxter, Mr. 8. D. ina Meadows, Miss E. Mestay~ ec. Tobe followed | _ for the first time are, the burlesque of orks SESAME—The Comm issi Lit Weston; Ali ‘Thom psom; Al qsllan, x, Rute ‘Hassarac, Mr. ealias Zaide, Mrs. ay the fines of UNCLE SaM— Doors open at 736, in rises seats in pri vale box, $1 P.T. BARNUM, wood, ji it, 1260.5 AKNUM'S AMERICAN and’ performance 7% o'clock, ew and superior sensation of no ordi Stuer night, to crew DREN im thi jad Mise ‘Stanhope,’ ae formances cor ARNUWS CHINESE MUSEUM, 559 BROADWAY ween Spring and Frinee streets, P. 7. Barnum, pro- rae and Takeo collection im fem €0) fous worship, the mercantile customs, th "and the beiences of the Chinese. It is intrinai- ily valusble, and beyond deseript Phang Sageal one ti every da: +] ra - ie aoe saat evening, from ASTLE GARDEN 18 NOW OPEN FOR _— RECEP- jon of vjaiters during the 1 {othe largest and most be beaut room in ing, superior opportu: murbed pr mente, ville viewin 1 Prove ment to @ capital woul he pri icitioe im Burope,” Letters adTrateed (rent paid} to C-C, box 2,665 Post office, New York, will meet with prompt ‘ward with pl ra wil the certainty that ew ‘wil then add a4 Taetro to her already brilliant sepusation aa & songsttoss in our country. AMUSEMENTS IN PILILADELPHIA, BARNES MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA—P. 7. Proprietor and Man d Arsiata cM ~ EXCURSIONS. BrceRsion 70 TO b. STORING 3 ‘KS EVERY DAY, ‘except Bat will leave Thir- . Me om bt will a Ro. as ‘weusl. ese 25 conte each way. SS ALIFORNIA COPARTNERSHIP.—-THE eee. signed havi wares imted hole firm ee yal hive tak ‘David wood; ; Bo, deme Bi, 's Co. Thos. Hope & Co.; karl } 3. Bartholomew nN. ver Bly & Co.; Dayton & Sprague; ‘Clark CORWINE, on the sixth Noes. THE s COPAKTNERSHIP 01 of was 2 atreat te lonne tenets ‘om their bobs i guesnee fo from Panama to San Francisco. New York, fay “ice Oe B. conwry. DAVID M. CORWIN jotel is now oper. By the hadition of 3s excellent, sleeping vapartiaen improved Cy To pre atop at Cold i at — below, ives . ‘est them aad ars mol eis eee Ge sate by Bm ng A being dosirouse! sien he Oe Trt This new hotel ta order tor the teouptlon of rs, The a ‘hie lock, fom the foot af Cham and ‘ailing, hey alae, goed N BROOKLYN.—TWO og) oh board ine post © box OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND pany. AND a single gentlemen, can be ace: mmod: th board pnd new furniched rooms, im & genteel p wane "beard hoary 1S WANTED Wi ‘ cba City Hell New ie cnt 1S RBarean,' with to Herald serene Bear 148 CHAMBERS STRERT; AV sant waite of rooms, in id wr Md story forni her with board, A vacancy also for two or three od 0 fs emsil family NISWED ROOMS—1WO PLEASANT ROOMS, ONE onthe first foor (hack parior j the other on the tecond , oF the two parlors, te i ima privave femity with fall at yare “Returning, Sunda oF barf, ac 6 rele vk, P ‘eter: ve. lie ars hereby informed gpeendid low preaeare soamer by HOR, Consiavd, fived wp with state rooms and 1 need in eperd and secommodar toy by any boat. South ef orig betwcen Baltimore an# Acquis od of Point, +See ot ‘otomac and Pin rederieks| Pasvonee W with Re ike pany . tie Prag it ve er ‘eret maint 1 Sore ait ie that rd en ue Fatcouers | Pe eee ai Menace the Wa ry i oe bears the guenggome we ane a) daa 01 NDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE For pat 9 i en _ Pores a yaa bs. om the Pies. INTELLIG ENCE BY THE MAILS, Oar Washington Correspondence, Wasuinoron, July 14, 1850. The New Administration—The New Cabinet— Things in a Good Trim—The Texas Protest, e., He. The new administration comes in with a very general confidence of all parties; and with @ very large expectation from ali parties of a successful couservative policy. ‘The first important point is considered to be set. tled, and that is, that all of the Galphins will have 10 go, every one ofthem. This is abselutely neces sary for a good beginning. The second step has yet to be resolved upos, sine the eabinet to be selected in lieu of the cabinet re ected. A good deal of doubt exists as to the acceptanee, by Mr. Weoster, of the premier's portfolio. We hear that for the present he will not accept, and that Mr. Winthrop will oe appointed Secretary of State. In the event of M ebster’s declination, Mr. Winthrop would, dcibtloan; be as good a se- lection as could ibly be made. Ex-Governor Jones, of Tennessee, for Secretary of War. A and jean ppointment. Judge Hopkins, of Alabama, Attorney General. He is said to be one of the chunetinervernis the coun- try, and has been for twenty. five years disti as such at the Alabama bar; but there will be no room for the Judge, if the prineiple is to be of selecting the cabinet from such States only as cast the'r electoral votes tor Taylor and Fillmore. | But with the cabinet still in the chrysalis, we have every reason to believe that it will be amable, polar, national, conservative establishment. he next question, and one of the highest im- rtance, is, what will be the platform of the new Executive, on the slavery question ? Here, also, the indications are good of a com- promise attitude, oo some such basis as that already defined in recent telegraphie despatches to the era This is a most significant sign of a broad, na- tional policy, uniting and cementing the whig party asa national party, and making the settlement of the slavery dispute a campromice at the inscance of the administration. In a few days the President will be expected to submit a message to the two Houses, on the gene- ral affairs of the nation ; but, at all events, he will be called upon to give certain information to Con- ess_in regard to the pending quarrel between. Kew Mexico and Texas. The free-soilers are in a state of considerable They seem to be confounded with the appearance which things are assuming, and wondering if it can be possible that Fillmore, a cit- izen of Buffalo, can occupy any other than the Buflalo platform. Truly are we in the midst of a great revolution, out of which we expect the greatest benefits to the country. Wasumaton, July 18, 1860. The New Cabinet. As“cabinet making” isthe business of the hour, allow me,one of your eld correspondents, to say a word or two on the subject. I will not boast of knowin; uch about those whone President Fillmore will or will pot appoint to places in his cabinet; but of this. I think, you may be certain, that Daniel Webster is to go inte the State department, Caleb B. Smith into the Interior department, and Thomas Butler King into the Navy department. It is Mr. Fillmore’s desire to have the Secretary of the Treasury from Pennsylvania, if a man of sufficient. ability from that State can be found to fill the pleees but if not, New York will probably be ealled upon to. furnish a candidate fur it. Should I learn who the others are that shall be ap- jointed to take charge of the remaining depa' Pivill inform you of it as I have « very fair chaaee peeping behiud the curtaiv With regard to Mr. Webster's selection for the State department, the whigs of every section of the country cannot but be satiaied with it Lam no admirer of Daniel Webster, yet I think be ts the best for that im t post, as well an the ablest, Smith is unexceptionabdle for the Home ‘ing from the Weert and also familiar vee that vast region of our couatry, im pus ramifications, no better mam could be quoaea ie it, Thomas Butler King ia the general favorite for the Navy department. He woula li been appointed to we by General Taylor had it not been for the opposition ‘oombs and Stephens of Georgia I learn that a still opposing his elevation to that place, bat opposition bas lost its force. by their virtaal abaadon- = of the whig party, and the extraordinary course of policy which they thought Proper to follow towards the inte administravion. Butler King. asa a politieten, hes ten times the influence in Georgia that ‘all of them opposed to him from that State pod and were it not that his friends seoured Chatern County for the whigs, m cher Dawson nor Berrien would have been elected t0the Senate, at the period when that event happened Wasnrnoron, July 12, 1660. Operations in California It seems, by the last arrival from Oslifornia, that @ band of speculators at‘) town of Benicia bave start- eds four-by-six newspaper to write that place into notice, and try to have it madea port of entry. They open their game by attacking Senator Gwin, who fail- ed to notice their favorite town in his letter tothe Secretary of the Treasury recommending the estab- Lshment of ports of entry and dolivery in California, and sending the paper containing the attack tee member of the Benate jouse of Representatives. The wantonners of this attack caused « suspicion that there was something rotten at the bottom of it, and inquiries were accordingly made into the ease. It was found out that the town of Benicia was not only @ great, but a megnificent humbug—as great « bum- bug as has been known In Galiforaia, A band of spe- culators clubbed together, upwards of @ year sinee, te make this Benicia the rival of Han Freacisco, Bvery appliance was brouy\ to bear, to accomplish their object. General Smith and C mmodore Joues, asthe head of the army and navy respectively, were to establish depots at this point. where hundreds of thousands of dollars of public money have beem ex- pended at the instance. and under the instructions of these ithout the slightest foftuence sf the publ aotiee, jnfiuence ie mo: to mI it into but all wither fleet s ne Benic.a is yet but an insignificant village, while Ban Francisco, which it >retended to rival, hes beeome a wealthy city. General Riley denounced the movement As & Waste ful and Outrageous expenditare of the pablie money. Major Vinten, the head of the Quartermasters Department en the Pacific coast. has reported it as wn- fit fer the purpoers of the army, being defelent im wood and water. Whew the rivers are low, the water ie brackish and ant for uee and tLe garrisoa ie de- pendent on remote points for fart aud timber, The joint board of the army and navy officers examine the Pacific coast et, the reckless speculators and writin ing Benic mente ‘reat and are moving nd earth to baweit a port of entry,and get th <toblished there, If they only knew how compimely they aro under- ftood here and langhed at. they would couse to wa bers of Congress with ther importantes, Tt sto defend Senator Gein from such attacks Let it be keown that they come frum ihe epecaienore in land eini ‘town sites aud Coogtom, aa well ae the people throughout the Uni There is a dark cioud hang’ in California, and the & nen them will reo » wl stand by him. © these matters lat. Ae to the amount expended at Benecia ? = Under what law! whoee authority? fut of what fund Sth. ae there is to thow | for the amount of money nde searching Inquiry into this matter will disclose ae dirty & piece of ravcality a ever bas been under this @ mnt. The civil fund of California, the prople «0 much need to put their new State Thment inte operation, has been eo u Crawford bas silently pereitted hendreds « ov thoassede of dollars of public money to be expended out of & food under his control without soy law of even in- structions authorizing each expenditures, Look out for equalie, when the matter is probed mone, July 5, ‘tao. The Ceremonials—Henors in Baltemore—Destrue tie Pire~Riots—Baltimore Exports, &e. Our military and citizens, to twe number of se- veral thousands, whe took part in the funeral ceremonies at Washington, on Suturday, have al® returned to the city, the most of them having beem delayed until yesterday norning Sixteen of the forty companies of military present were from Baltimore. During the tine of the ceremonies in Washington, our city pree ated a most solemn and impoting sepect. All marner of business was sas pended, the stores cloved and hung in moarning, minute guos fired, the beils tolling, and flage trimmed with crape suspended at half mast from all sprees nent ae On Saturday night, the extensive lamnber of on President stree 1. Griffisys 1, wae destroyed hy fire, and about « dozen et bai ings in the vicinity were aleo destroyed. lumber yard of Meeers. Ring & Faltoa, and of Mr,