The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1851, Page 3

Before Hor Arnit. 5.—Dreisions.—Thomas Vermilya ethers.—Motion denied, with $10 costs to defendants Lent vs. Lent.—Motion to vacate trust deed den: Furman vs, Utter and others, —Judgment sett! Construction of the Judge Mitchell, Md’lle Caroline Loyo—\ fall length Da- (size, fri pe Pe stele acta ah tinguished equesteie by ‘ison with Se his gallery, ‘20 Brad ws Hr are in in peat fl Huvived to call and be satisfied. of the Hungarian War.—This evening at ‘audience li ud Walker street. Panorama Deautiful Rigs attracted a Lary — | corner y ious rooms, STand The Manhattan Bullding Association.—Woe ernest attention of our readers to the advertisoment in 1 of the above association. Its principles are entirely new, sud present advoutagen unoqualled ‘by any tion. An opportunity is now oifered upon Similar anecc! the mort liberal terms, tention which it Fine Arts.—Signor Platte, Sculptor, from Italy, having finished two large Marble Statues, for mon: avs in Greenwood Cemetery, Invites his {rieudy and. al amateurs of the fine arts, for the Ky exhibition 0: 7th until lay, the 22d street. April. 162 East Twent Stock for Sale.—Several shares in the Boston and New York Telegraph line ( Morse’s patent, Kedreds Flash, ot thie cmos ere eC : aa mdid Wedding Cards E wed and eeeen ine finest, Jrene gases tlegant’ Bridal Enye- Cake Boxes, Brida the latest styles, at EVERDRLAL Fashior able Eotublis ment for Card Eugrav- Broadway, corner Duane street. PA ce gp rant Italian Peetianses Soap cures freckles, eruptions, ke. Poutre Subtile ges har from any part of ore tne body Liuid Ro S ipeand and Wn Restorative, Lil; end T. R. Gall nde! }, 88 South Third street, Philadel sul roud wily. Hair spe auaee instantaneous Li- Boston, id Hair Dye, so celebrated in te aye Paris, Pitladeiphia, Baltimore, Washington, cte., "cau only be ured genuine at the manufactory, 4 Wal diplomas. It is for sale, wholesale and retail, or sp) Copy the address. Phalon’s Magic Hair Dye, to color the hair moment itis applic’, without injury to the pumediately withuut disturb- whiskers, or skin. It can be washed the es and has no bad odor. It is applied, or sold, ty ‘and Toupee manufactory, 197 Broadw: in ihe i ry and country by druggists generally. wi and Tou upees.—Person a8 wishing a ee or ‘TasPes, should call at Batehelor’: ec. 4 Wallstreet. They will find he Berfectly AS dacctaszis alt sate requirements; no matter how disicult; he uever fails to At the head; the knows hie Mekeve veatsasy of far, Copy his ataresy ant Give him s eal 3,000,000 of Bottles nearly of Kellin; ingen’ Liniment have been used iu the last ten years, making friends in every quarter of the globe, and curing all inaaner of Weaknesses aud disease in malet or females, | 1ts first friends Are its best, It has been used for years by the Hon. M. Grinuell, and thousands of others. For the most a ing cures upon record, see his advertisement in the weekly pers generally. a 476 Bronaway, Rctweer’ Grand’ and The doctor is detor- mined to do the greatest good for the largest number; the strongest evidence of itis, that he has the heart, aud dare try and accommodate the poor, who are tuo often overloyked This wonderful remedy is sold in large bottles, from Is. to Sa. gael, $1 to 8 a dou. $12 to $s Ine bottle Bas fastened and setth Fz MONEY MARKET. Sarcnpay, April 5—6 P.M. ‘The stock market was more active to-day than yester- day; but prices fell of a fraction. It is nothing more ‘than one of the usual reactions which attend a rising market. The advance, during the past three or four days, was too rapid to continue for any length of time, and there cheeks have a very favorable influence upon the movements of operators. At the first board, to-day, Erie Income Bonds declined 34 per cent; Portsmouth Dry Dock, 4; Farmers’ Loan, 4; Edgeworth, {; Erie Rail- road, chester and Syracuse, ‘cont—enough to satiety operators of ordinary appetites The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $115,553 24, Payments, $27,443 98. Balance, $4,172,487 31. ‘The amount of coal trausported on tho Philadelphia Railroad during the week ending the 3d instant, was $1,123 tous. Total, for the year, 450,200 tons, Same time | last year, 24,200 tons. Increase, 95,061 tons. The Sebuylkill canal brought down, during the week, 3,055 tons. ‘The steamship Franklin, for Havre, carried out $568,952 im specie, $200,000 of which was in silver, and the balance in gold. ‘The§ movements of foreign dry goods in this market» during the week ending the 4th inst., were as annexed : Movestents ts Fonriox Day Goons. Entered for Consumption. Page Manufactures of Wovl. Manufactures of Cotton. Manufactures of Silk. Manufactures of Flax Miscellaneous Entered for Warehawing t Manufactures of Wool Manufactures of Cotton. Manufactures of Silk 1600 Ohio WOK W Erie RR 1 85, oie Oso, We do wy 4M soy 40 Wey 9 do ww “i Obie € ing mm fe * ts £09 Oni 6s, m oe us Io Penna, os 0 a0 4 aw Reve Lees wi} 00 be, do 190 19 land R Fi tito "IS 030 aN wo 71g 00 co) o bo 71M HOO Erie ce: te bo TZ” 4000 Erie convertible ¥1%4 10 a 71M 040 ag an Ms Bhar a fa an a se oii ful Nee tip 123, 1 Norwich & Wor R oy # Ocean Be 4 1 6s 3 wach "i Mradnenn “Be 6 . to ie land nS on aot #10 BAG N. American Trust 10%, #0 do oy Pa n” 9 do SRN Mo do Ly Odo vo bo MO Farmers Trost a: ™ 4 ww 9, mm (40 «% 0 do a jo te Mins &" 700 do ol oo «o GO 30 Portemonth DDk Izy ts Canton m oh iS is 33 - wo fr" to ny 6 sans BN server Mining Co =. 19 42 Syracune & Ution R I So Reis WR BO 0 Hudson iver R90 judeon Kive i a 0 Sad SECOND BOARD. BI yteasee’ Me keRR ts 10 Erie, IN 018s _ co Webs Harlem RR 71% 2 a bio 7 do bed 32 to 10 27H) Nor’ WorRR f 72% 100 Portamouth D Dk 12}p i we 72. 90 o0 Reading a e is ‘3 & ao 19) vs. Bewty and which has bes otress, and willi the 2 apeengpnye ultra Those AANA AA Wanten an EXPERIE! pen NURSE WHO CAN take gxelu charge of a child wight months old, ure by hand. She must be a gord seain= to leave town, Cull at 111 Tenth street, AN TE D—SITUATIONS FOR PROTESTANT SER- vant, of the Gest class, and of every domostis +.stion, office of the Protestant Employment Society, 7 Car Protestant wzoney in ity. Al c nd Protestaut servants, old Society Agency, 05 Chambers street. Terms re- Love being any but the creat origi- and do general housework, Can give good city references to character and capacity. Has lived two years iu her Laat situation. Can be seen fro a +» at 129 East Broadway, Auctioneer.—James Cooley faithful attention to the sale of House, ja Foraiture the Fewidences of or will receive any Brond way, oor- consigninente. Ww ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young Woman, in a private family, to cvok, wash, irou, “a m 7 o'clock A. M. to Go'clock P. ANTED—BOARD BY A GENTLEMAN WITH A lady, where there are no other bo; or would be willing to furaish part of & house with ng widow lady. Address A N. D. | Chatham Square Pe wnice, with nase, and w d whore an integyiew may very one to provide himself with a home, and we trust Oue and all will pay it that serious at- ithis Studio, which willbe open | wid Statues, from Monday, the jersey. office, will receive attention. WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN FROM THE OLD country, accustomed to business, wants a situation as Cheek Clerk, Bookkee| per, or Salesman in a etore, or employ- ment in a surveyor's office; is expert at fizures and mensura- tion, knows a little of drawing plans, and can letter wi ease in old English ann We tite ‘tex! 2 eee country or to Gave ould accept a smal ry at first. ‘Address W. Ee ad uffice. - objection to the blishment; situation, and ss, can obtain fair wi manufacturing establ sey. Letters addressed Newar ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN WIG MAKER THAT understands his business, none others need apply at 37 Maiden lane. ty Watker strcet, neat “roadway, pot, 67 Walker street, nei ay, | ads Liquia Hair Dye converts red n, the iustant it is applied. no trouble, no dirt; war- | At Dr. Felix Gauraud’s old esta- meeting e Society, will be li evening next, April 7, of the 8 der of JAH F. PURDY, Grand Sachem, Jaren W. Bevr, seorshory, pro. tem. Manhattan, Season of Bloswoms 4th moon 34, year of dis covery ath, year of Independence 75th year of the Suciety sixty-two. 11 street, Now ied The public must beware of counterfeits. See'my various ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A JOURNEYMAN GILD- r, thoroughly acquainted with the business. Tow cu hand, ‘steady employment willbe given. E, NEWLAND ‘orth Second street, Philadelphia, SPECIAL NOTICES. nA AAA AAA WIRD ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF AMERICAN Dramatic Fund Association. Trustees—John McKeon, Chapman: Mae Hetence Tiece: Basal, 0 Ea ill Place at ti day, A WL. ‘Tickets limited. ‘Notico.—such of the cacenat the association as may have tickets undisposed of, are requested to leave them at where alone the few the office of the Astor iad ining tickets ure to he pro AMMANY SOCIETY: OR COLUMBIAN ORDER. —RE- gular Monthly Meeting.—Brothers: The regular month- and the last, previous to the annual election of at the Great Wigwam, on Monday 851, at half an hour after the setting Please be manvctual in your attendance. By or- e room, Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday evening, A Hs ‘attendan office corner av May next, for extending pier foot of Seventh street, East ri- ver, to the easterly side of Tompkin: evening, by 7 o'cloe 0. 0. F. ‘ern New THE R. w. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH ork, will hold its regular stated welock. Representatives ure requested to be pun By order, _____ SOHN J. DAVIES, Grand Seeretary. HOME POR ALL!—THE MANHATTAN BUILDING Asociation will hold ite second meeting at the 2 i street, on Monday evening, April , Npege Pyeepectus nnd Hpules nae nis A ssoolation are far mot y Ail any that inv et heen presented to the public cette ee procedented a ‘ove highly acceptal ening fax of high the Secretary's earnestly requested to attend. vant offered to the shareholders must je to, who seck to escape the bur- irrents. By-Laws, &c. cum be votained av fice, 8) Nassau street. The public are huis CAR F. HAWLEY, President, pro, tem. 0 DOCK BUILDERS.—PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- ceived by the New York, Dry Dock Company, at their ue Dand Tenth street, until the frst day of treet. THE T TURF, pares of 826 will come oo on Tessdny that never won 4 purse; mile heats, bext three it fve idle. Entries to close at the above house on Monday LUPE, Propeistor, pom ay clos Pers Rerty ie ‘Ginpose of will please call and have it repisters Harlem, ',; Norwich and Worcester, 1; Ro- \éj Hudson Railroad, \; Canton Company advanced }j per cent; North American Trust, 3. Large lots of stock ,were brought out to-day, and there appears to be a disposition to realize, This is all very well. It is advisable to make a great profit when you can; and the advance, lately, has been several per appeared in the Spirit of t any man in the world for $10,000 vide; and as no onc has as et _neceptes evenin, calling at the Rainbow, Beekman street, on tha New York, April 5th, 1851, akbenges S.—As Rie) prefer an Englishman, I shall suit you in HORSES, CARRIAGES, dic. OR SALE—A , BROWN HORSE, FLV! about 1434 ha: ut ingle or double n be seen, it immediate ble D. Hathorne, coraer ry University, plac EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET: —Anction sale of Horses, e., every d Wednesday, at spre 0 o'clock. 'OHN H. GATFIELD. Proprietor. PUGILISM, O.MR- THOMAS HYER—HAVING RECENTLY AR- rived in this country, since your eh @ to the world he Timea. You sta you will fight our challenge, I will accept it, and F $5,000 » side, the fight to come off in three mon\ the math is made, T'would make it $10,000, but Teannot raise the money, Man 4 mowey will be reaily on At 9 o'elock; 40 you will confer & favor o ROOMS, dic., WANTED. Ouse WANTED.—A GOOD TWO STORY HOUSE Ix upper of the city, with attic if it ean be got A FEE. Possible. A liberal rent will monthly, in adveuse, if wanted: Address Bell, ANTED—A THREE ary Attic House, between reet, neat Broadway, "Ment not to exceed $000. Apply te Geo: W. Stevensom, WO Nassau street natal at the Broadway I board, of with breakfast on’ rired). Families of two or more persons, without young children and wurves, can be well secommodated with an on- floor th Bow ite eetabl the past fall, ing, Apel will ay, abow der wil it Broadwa: Les.er THURSDAY, Abr, THIRD, AT CHAR. No. hite st a white Braseole tewaed. will be paid for the article if nee treet corner of Lafayette tuand’s Rooms, Fre Ne Poet } OSTA GOLD WATCH AND ANTED TO HIRE—A TWO STORY OR THREE story house in a convenient location. Direct to 3. L., ART oF, A HOUSE-—WANTED BY A SEALY FAMI- eae ocated ite wie reasonable ren rent va ‘te peld. vel sra J. D. at cuts BOARDING, dc. D PARLOR AND BEDROOM WANTED, gentleman, in a quict family, where there rders, with board for the lad, widow lady would be preferred. and where the rooms can be seei ie W. Be WO SMALL FAMILIES, OR A FEW SINGLE GEN- tlemen, can obtain board in a private family, on the Ist May. The house contains bathe, and le pleases situated, Broadway and Bleecker, None need apply but most ry epectable parties, willing to pay liberally, Address O., Jerald office, ALL FAMILY, ON THE second oot, oF two on th The Seventh ward pro- OARD—AT S62 BROADWAY, FROM IST OF MAY— Gentlemen can have rooms either with or without , (served in their rooms, if de- id vate table, if Jon very seat’ Uslon Pork, and in She tm Place Hotel. OARD IN hf EST FOURTEENTH STREET, . fromt room in the third story, ORD WANTED—ny TWO YOUNG MEN, DOWN Chembere sarees and weet ‘7 Hirondw: Herald office, terms. OR SALE—TWO PARLOR Nery little woe MERICAN HOTEL, PANAMA. N. @.THIs ESTA- em eh proved in'fe'me ity sod healthy, por Jas y kind aed a ay RATES on SRE reco ANDERSON'S: COLLEGE iH ia Nos. AND »” Murray streat, nent Broadway, New York —Thie favor. Peoe pt REWARD —THIR GENTLE- 4, © $a bill, on A 6b a quarter for can be ren rats known to fo mmunity, his frlonde and the pak fic cenerally, 4 consulted in re hejahove establishment, ANSTRUCTION. WE CELEDRATED PRIMA DONNA SIONORINA Eli titution Hall, from 9 o'clock, REWARD—LOsT IN rant OF THE TOMPKINS are epretacies. rt of shactowh and en mmery Co. One $20 current he property, at F.W. Laank & Jo p60 rateea OST, A DIAMOND F OM A Mee te os a jecen. Fee ated nat Brosdway to on Saturday, a7 Private instruction, Goldemith's Gems of Breeds con ty A instiry are coh eet the pater . ment BSE eT Ran the abo: by Yen saving ch ‘short reward, by fea 257 Bren Broadway, corner of Park piace. letter, directed as above, prnnnnnnnnnnce ANAARARAANARAANAR DANA FRoWERY THEATRE—noxES, & CENTS; PIT, ‘curtain rises at 7g o'clock.— Brespway THEAT April 7, will’ be performed the eagle spec lain rises wt halt gents. — Doors open at. 7, aus condelaliras, with righ eut . ottomans, hat-rack, beard, cane-ehairs, presented, the grand Ke oF 7 carpets, stair ditto, P mye 5 a ‘Ty reacts poehe inedy of ALL ay Gi iets is" © ate Arthar Lassl, Mr, Tilton: Step y Twinkle, Winanes Sarthe ‘Gibbs! Mine Wen rbridge, Mra. Jordan, CHAMBERS STREET.—EVERY SRYENING lost written and best » with new and mar Mr, Whiting: Quitanpa Mu) wr? New atrvet, UILDING LOTS—BY E. if, LUDLOW. AT PRIVATE Sale—W lots between Seco Forty-tourth and. Forty-fth strestes avenue and Har! between erent bi AIS.—TIC. KErS en unde A z April 7, the entert. witha Grand Star and Waltz iment Juvenile Feate: LOVE IN -A MAZE, 7 tba AUSth aid L0meh stesster 70 tote th and Ninth avenues, on Big! hand Bighty-niuta streets, Maps ab Remarkable mice Thowas Neville, line in her act of the Callum; the Rivers La Rone, Seonw =" uestre et ae §, HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—ALL TY ture of two fimilies, on Monday inor fielock, st 87 Greenwich aveaue,, wort te, 36 exrved and chiles, mahogany’ and walnut rockers, ‘w irrors, 2 tne sofas, superior tite bods CHATHAM suis | | ‘cominence at a quarter: day evening. April 7, will be presented U in the celebrated atory, enti SHAM General Me. C. W. fuarter belure 7, maple bedeteads, large divans, huir mattresses, 5 feather beds, &e- FOR SALE AND TO LET. - OR SALE-THE FURNITU RE, STOCK, LE. good will ef the Living and C clumbia streets, South 4 ples pantl “3 pees at the term ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NE AR DH 00M! treet.—Monday evening, Ap Gammence with the cowedivitaot MY TRAPS Mr. wil FRIEND IN tite . Dee me with T Lt ING" CRA T—Onker, Mr: Brandon; Marybell Edgarton, Miss E ton Mouse, corner of nm.” The house is large towed vai Srintt 0} Mar cCUS—NEW YORK AMPuTTiE ATRE, 57 BOWERY. Louise Pourniaire will ie or bridle, entitled he Monae (howd oman: ri Present oe- er business. Forfurther particulars, inquire TOR PLACE THEATRE.—THE COMPANY git ed to the establishment, in asuperbact of ‘and American Sar will introduce her Doore open at a quarter before 7, at eran o'clock. Private * make their firet a) pearance on pesdny. OR SA Lange OLD ESTABLISHED PORTER. Th Vie WUMAINES Mus Dole. Mite. house, Fourth Ward Hotel, corner of Fulton street and ee Myrtle avenue; one of the best locations in Brooklyn, The only reason for selling is the pro} safe semere on geten, Mile, advienet Grenouillet, Mr. Trent roriel. To. conclude with ux drama-vaudeville of LES ow ‘OURTE P. rictur wishes to for particulars, z Mr. a, Jul OR SALETA VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI- ac a: Pe children under ten yeurs, 124 cent Cirel cents extra. ” Monday Dhreinei Is Nd Clarke; Martha Gibbs, ey ‘hapman, 8B o'clock, the ox te ROBERT Swi facques, Me. W. Parquet and Fi evening, commencin: vPformed the new comedy of ALL TH For partioulare ‘ny mediet's, No. 49 Wall R SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTUBES, TOGETHER Fit I The bo nanae is in re- LINGER, Landlord, OR SALE—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO, 7 Lexington avenue, a Twenty-eighth strec! tains modern impeo equines of ANDREW D—Stephen Piuinb, “Mr, C ECHANICS’ bate No. bs BROADWAY, ABO" a1 further notice. MINSTREL! . On Wednesday iene, will pecial rat MADELAINE. The innu- Pp, with two bowlin; be aaa to be seen at all ir, aud very ci met 4 WILLIAM KEL! GRAND COMPLIM half past six: Commence a8 ol ght ya Concert will be give mn Satu: Bext, April acme tee socomeedeaye ee Tad aud Juve. niles, commencing at $o'cloe Ate M. 0: next, April 12, annual be: ENTARY CONCERT WILL BE ker Buildings, corner of Bleecker T g Aprils, 1551, for Brower, the celebrated comic’ sin, whieh vocasjon the fetiowing eminent taleut has Kin Tunteered their services, gonas, recitations, glee 0 the veneat of Mp Satur N.W. Gould, ae aris. ELLOWS’ MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ MUSICAL Mail. 44 Broadway, ~~ Gi VOR SALE—ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THIRTY-FIFTH between Seventh and Eighth aveuu tliree story frame House, stone on the rear of about 20’ feet from Eig! $2,700; $1,000 can remain for six years. Icive some of susie best Brown, of Yonkers, Tuquire om the pr tire aan experituced per: ws, a hoon reetived ith Their eneerw consist of eslestas Italian as ih Witty fay ine, Solos, Due: ‘horusses, Dans OR SALE—THE HOUSE AND LOT No. 194 EL rt corte in this city for tween avenue A. Parsee favor by the elite und_fashio Chairman Com. of Arrange ry. able portion on morgue a opr Se grees ae L CONCERT, VOCAL ef $800 per year will b fedacsday ana Satae, esday, Apet sth, i x 1 t Castle Garden, rs Pir Concert for the accommodation of well secured on ua: yielding for a iiss 50) to 60 years, 12 to IM per cent. tion 25 cents, Doors open at 7, & WHITES ETHIOPIAN OPERA, HOUSE, Mn on tio, Colloon nce) e talented and experien pear in their splendid variety of Eth Doors open at a « e at a quarter before, Admittance 2 cents, Boon performance every Wednesday aud Saturday, com- yh. 2 E. HORN & C. WHITE, Proprietors. roy MUSEUM, oy Yr pa SQTARE GRO. og Sole Proprietor. — Seats it ‘ormers oC ehe hunt po THE FIXTURES, FURNITURE nod Laaad of the Hotel known os the Broad corner Broadway and Thirty-third st Must be sold this week. net ill-health, and must go in the countr; on the premises. R SALE AT A BARGAIN—A HOUSE AND LOT 25 py 100 feet, in Crosby street, between Spring aud Fighty per cent, can remain oh bond and wmortsage ; ten per cent. on the price asked, and by uilcings it will pay fifteen per cent. ¥ iz under the Gireetion of Here F Conductor, Mr. Theodore Ei will be introduced General posed by A. P. Heinrich.— Further particulars, see ad at the Music rian Li th : Plast ir. Henry C. i @ company con. fei Among other rh 5 te arter before 7, to com- Selond Part, the Battle as above: ohn and’at the open at half past six, ASTLE GARDEN.—THIS BEAUTIFUL AND POPU- place is now open for the reception of visiters during e galleries of the splendid scener 4s nut am equal in the world. e. mencing at $0’ Saree to oonmence atso'clock, OOMY HOUSES TO RENT, IN READE STREET, OP- posite Elm—One House contains 1 rooms und ‘base- ; rent six hundred dollars. ming at half pt. 7. a uch ag can be Lge Be'same tins the mont Sore tntertainments are varied Stino other place of amusement’ in Ethiopian Opera Trou jing the ented band in the United States; a troupe of Hooda. Ar. te are selected for their beauty and it jd a number of beautiful tableaux, tal jetures of ancient and modern time ‘A. BENJAMIN'S NEW ORATORIO OF THE AME- Ticam Revolution, willbe Tabernacle, Weducada clas of twelve hundres Juveuile orchestra in th ‘The next House has ms, i¢a double house; rent seven hundred and fifty fo Possession may be had on the first of May. iven at the Broadway evening, April 9 and 23, ISL by 4 0 1 ET oR LEASE—FOR_ "AN EXTESIVE HOA ARDING hotel, the dwelling part 599 Houston street, togeth house in the rear, extending to’ Mercer street. diate building will be created to the building No. with the four story ‘com of Ara f feats of ieee and rme- nect the two houses to- 1 improvements made from tp and HEODORE, EISFELD's THIRD AND LAST CLASSI- Will take place at the A oto room cal Quartette Soi 0 Broad yay, on 8 y eve Thiam; Vocalists, Mr. Ph. es ether with & variety of inten ‘g pel ry noon aud evening. For particulars we Gee bills ot ouch day LGRIM'S PROGRESS.—WILL SOON CLOSE, AT weskingten Hail, Pree 508 br yc 8 fully informed. ‘that the exiil which has received the universal encomium: ce the hy has been visited by almost will close Lan the coming arte nly, Beut- ae ‘sag Merchants” “Pachany ‘all ot a Haydn, Meant, 1G. PEARSON Spor an Mendeleso HAKESPEARE 10 LET—A HOUS! ASSOCIATION. for the summer season (Tasotay evaal , When will be presented the pl the farce of Perfection. ‘Tickets may be had of the moemabess GARDEN, AND PASTURE, AT Northfield, Staten Island, pleasantly located, four miles The house contains eight Fooms, 8 and it deep, with kitchen the panorama ot from Port Richmond 1 28 feet front by S2 feet ery with Kit : steamboat to New York three ti ea di AY = J " Mills, 183 Cherry street. cotiehna Seles 0 LET ON FIRST by 117 Fulton street. Hanover strech, corner of | © LET—A THREE STORY BRICK HOU 182 South Ninth street, William: Inquire ‘on the premises.’ “pom LET—THE HOUSE i We? STORE, NO. 55 CHATHAM street. D. & EB. ‘Logan, No. 33 Merchants’ ATTLER'S Cogmonaxas, ‘g7y- or BROADWAY aud Thirteenth stree! collection of eat vigwe of Hoven and “Arebias erty be exhivh sh; after all these will be wy a ‘views, ‘Unusually int BRADY AY. sont OF BUNYAN’S PIL- oa. — The i Are ronpestfully in. ‘LOF 'S AND CELLAR, No. EX. M. ety "elock, when children wil be admitted ial price hey the city of Rome, ppani Hall. This picture has jadel phia and Newark. , NOTICE PERSONS, OF ACKNOW. ving engagemente re, are Peyucnted to” pddrese, er sall moderate, to a mall family. this already de in acts iu Phi PP REATRICAL 3 tale: formed at the exhil until when time in the Buffalo Theatre, Saturday afternoons Room No. 18, Florence Hotel, Broadway, To the afternoon exhibitic children will be edmaltted Dail price. "608 Broedway. gtser sloek gad on OUSE AND STORE 327 FULTON STREET, BROOK. ly The above ‘is directly opp x a fo mL Ne ¥ rented bred Twentieth street, N.Y. 16 Gramercy Par “Fitos. CARR. CLOTHING, EMOVAL—JONN 6. WYMAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, has removed from No. 28) to 2 NEW FANCY STORE, 49 BROADWAY, been received, a new ani, splendid stock 0 ey Wwaitag TO LET—IN NO. 147 GREEN HOUSE wich m street, for a small respectable family. 7 Broadway, oppo- )EGRAW & CO FULTON STREET, ANNOUNCE to the public that their Clothing House is now com- plete in allite arrangements, The magnitude of our house, weiete Mygleni ith Mis eateusive’ Basaar tn Oxford Lem t port bog vod el Ke, Ke. the ae tes Sand the extent ond varied character of our stock, will enable the lowest possible price. RESS AND MANTILLA TR ix rte in store a large asostiment of ths agwert things, as Dordures dentelles en vol, bourdalo UINNESS'§ DUBLIN XX. work. Our stock cousiate of eminent, eaett BROWN STOUT—RE- ont u INGS.—KOHL- the gentleman} da ia Tonic oy Ale; for nie eaten, GEO. P. LETHBRIDGE, f om | tity, each, by the mt Fulton street, PRING CLOTHING—OUR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE for the season is tylen, of garments of the sed for regs and gilt fringes, bral NCH PAPER HANGINGS.—SOLOMON & HART, 543 Broadway, lavite the attention of the trade and the e and beautiful assortinent Borders, which the tad chaste i ny to be fodad in D.& J. te pated TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. Gavin AND MBOY DY RAILROAD Ll LINE FROM NEW No. 1 North ise eels ‘el = Pp. Pubise seneplly jeonle and retail apers put up in the teat sty! FLANDERS, 08 BROADWAY, mang Gents’, Bo: Sell iy be fingle suit or The in reveipt of all that is, pew, (in the line, be the leading house of fashion 2) HS Atverncom Line, at daiclesk” Lin $2; Emigrant rw. YORK AND {MALADELT AIA. lads Us paceines. AND Po pnt wo te LOTHING or | r ladies, gents, and children in great variet, established AS, :, CHINA, GLASS, xc, & stocking store, 78 dollars worth of the newest styles of Gas C hea, from the. celebrated Cor Fr FTEEN Woes: axo Freach Porcelain, steer — ted hh we will oll at TOUVENEL &.CO, Ba, Goods loaned to partloe astory, Hor Bs aad 6) Vesey he Dest sh the Hon INE ARTS—RMIL SEITZ, 231 ROADWAY, THIRD floor, importer of i PRIG borne, New York, ru #175; id © Shove are all fo good order, street, Brookly: IANO FOR SALE CHEA Wood Piano, 64 HAV XG Disrosep OF MY WINTER STOCK, > ML the anlity of Red Aah undelicrs and other the - of these articles would de elite call Gas Pendants and Lard Lamps, Girandoles and ud, in ® gremt variety of — Greenwich. on binn vekore pugehasing oleewhere, wow to or s VER, GERMAN SILVER, Ma ery variety, at Ande EXPRESS AGENCIES, d&e. AN AMA—| hd angen, 3 be ited va PANAMA, OTHERS, MAN UFACTURERS OF PEWTER Toys, respectfully inform the public that Mr. Schaue- and that the sam only ta th we cities the oneve “ae Pia, Brothers, a7 ly tran- st aot jepanone te males rainy feasons. Duri travel over the Gergona. read, wos the Cruges road’ "fo facilitate the pass Tater route, they hye. ertablished tween Panama and Cruces, ad aajeinitg the cal a beautiful rite ier a town, in front, 1d. This tract will have a river front of about 14 Tos poroves euw ovals, sad sing to convey this property, are gentlomen of woalth x ALITY, LOWEST RATES the =a ary 14 Revkmae upon the margin of the Ohio. the most satia IRISH POTATOES, OF A W. L. BARKER, further assurance, that, at, y sent over, dotall TATEN J sLAND FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT, Ei New ¥ he proprietors of shied have bee se nity, are rend: =, Pye K y- SAREE § NEPIEWS & CO. sone of the read, except at an enormous expenen 00 Rave them carried by Indians; therefore, R. A. Joy to inform those i ome t f shaces should be well proveste fe r Pl ft of two con ore $1,900,000. iy 4 where, without the ex aud strongest ret R.A. Joy find Co., will not hold shemsetve sol rene ot ia IE MEN SE cRowD THAT DAILY VISITS rae juid Glue, ie a eure index bow considerably enlarged darin ine 9m tertai E xpangee To SAN FRANCISCO. —PREIGHT 45 CENTS & Co, will take freight at the uaprece- r rate of 45 cents per Ih. Feel oot to anseed wade wate ihertor ire ‘ann Ht Ber ere too, oak atte Depot, 430 Broadway, N YMNASTIC AND pareoal Bees EXERCISE.—MR. C.F. . pa to P Nerth Americm, Inthe treet, Astor 10 CALIFORNIA MINERS. —THOSE INTERESTED in Portable Steam Ra are invited to see one in epe- whe andersicned, in Willlamsbar ARTNERSMP WANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINES man, having $2000 cach, wishes an interest in rome ew. tebjshed bestcen, dry foods, arocerie ration at the fne' It wi eof s ornedl pat mloee, bays returned fornia, who ia willing, fer a few aa Tie a departure, te explain the nature of the will be given ae to te of the elty, Address William, stating particulars, ARTE PARTNER roe ram RESTAURAN TBU- ine ta. devote’ hie whele $1,500 per year. For M, 183 Cherry street. al possession, site bt ‘he P tee eomsinChoahy eet R. KELLINGERS’ pam ten years before the ‘in the & en world te firet ao heaves, and all mann: The bother witch's very and ia two fect in diameter ted for tras ti NT HAS HAS DREN NEARLY ried by the bert judges are 7 P - ended eats Frog tam tou m real a hae hauled all tne! et ¥ MADE BASY, OR HOW TO WIN A ATRIVON hat Of Lon havi arrived : 4, to ap: om, On Te of one ar, a ae to enabl ‘demon te ARIS Ba 18 Aan Ts: reFox | Ee sed E | bos, ren Sree iad ean et cao teoenci 1. of Manufacturers throughout | Switrerland, Frence sna end Germany can be fwruished, % suit at n. A | oct eesti SEs wi NEWS BY THE MAILS.~ Our Washington “Correspondence. Wasninartos, April 4 1851. ia a wil be | Mr. Webstr—The President—Enemies of the Ad Ipslso epesteaio of mini ation—the Presidency, Se. From the preparations made by Mr. Webster) fore leaving Washington, recently, it is supposed | that he intends to be absent six weeks, or two months. In fuet, there is very little of importance to keep him here at present; and he wisely thinks that « brief eojourn at Marshficld will recruit hie | health, which has not been very good of late. It | would not be a matter of surprise to those-who are in the possession of certain facte, if he should resign his post of premier before the next fourth of July. He considers that the Union is now safe, that the compromise has accomplished its purpose, and that. we now breathe ‘pure air”; therefore, one of the | objects—if not the prominent one—whieh induced | him to accept the post of Secretary of State has | been met, and he may retire with credit, having acted well his part. The President is procee fee with re- ‘ard to the next Presidential election. Hv has not, nke Gen. Cuss, announeed that he will bea eandi- | date, nor has he said that he will not. He is tothe agitation of the question among tlie E | as to who shall be the standard-bearer, because, the present state of public affairs, sectional’ —s | rations would largely enter into the canvasd, and rd is planted on a great national basis, and sustain the meusures of compromise, His object ° to unite the whigs first, and then leave to @ conven- tion the selection of a candidate; und that candi- date te may, by possibility, be himself, ebster, it is understood, does not, to say the least, encourage Mr. Fillmore to aspire; in fact, he does all he can, with propriety, to check the de- sire for a nomination; and this is to be attributed to the fact that Mr. Webster is himself looking to the occupation of the Executive mansion. The waters of the adininistration, generally, look | smooth upon the surface; but some think that we rhould not aitogether trust to appearances. That there is discontent with Sp to certain prominent office-holders, there is no doubt. Mr. Webster was opposed, it is suid, to the appointment of Mr. Greely as Collector of the Port of Boston, and the collector’s conduct since has not rounded the shi edges of the Secretary's dislike. The recent visit of the Postmaster General to Boston, and the close ties of private friendship between the President and Mr. Hall, lead to the belief that the latter went thither more particularly to look after Mr. Greely. It is well known that Pennsylvania whigs have been here, demanding the removal of anti-Fillmore whigs; and from the State of New York many com- plaints have come up. Mr. Seward thought that if bis friends were not touched, they would not be uproarious against the administration; but in this he was not a true exponent of their feelings, It is evident, if the Repudlic can be viewed as the President's official organ, that important ae are meditated with regard to the publie patron: the extent of which may be inferred from the c! on ing paragraph in this morning’s paper, in which the editor says: “It would be just as unreasonable for the President to lend the aid and countenanee of his administration to Southern journals, which de- nounce the compromise for abandoning an hundred thousand square miles of Texas to freesoil, as it would be to continue the same aid and countenance to Northern journals which denounce the same com- perpen for selling the same territory to slavery. cach section has secured the good results it expect- ed from the compromise; let each section bear with what it may consider the ill results, in consideration of the incalculable advantages which the whole country derives from the termination of a dangerous and distracting coutroversy.” We await further developements, expecting to see the heads of some of Mr. Seward’s friends brought to the block. About haW a century ago, there was a design on the part of the commissioners who laid out this city, to assign prominent sites on which to erect ings for the heads of the departments and the foreign ministers. W ashington and the elder Adams selected one for the Portuguese government, and a deed was given for it; but the Attorney-ene- ral at that time expressed the 09) ouniee that Con- gress only could dispose of the public domain, and the subject has been suffered to rest from that aie to the present. ‘The Portuguese Minister, jowever, has recently been making inquiries about the site, which, being in the occupaney of the erent he is willing to take another—if he etit. As the admuistration has shown so pers industry in pressing claims of American citi- zens against the Portuguese government, that overnment thinks it is perfectly justitindle in look- ing after the old invalid grant ot . CariTaL. Our Albany Correspondence. Avuany, April 4, 1851. The End of the Bull Fight in the Senate. The Senate have spent two days, at two sessions each day, in disposing of the Bull and Suydam affair. This morning the resolution offered by Mr. Mann, yesterday, was taken up, which contemplated the imprisonment of Bull in the Albany jail for the term of fifteen days, being the remainder the session of the Legislature. Several of the speeelics on both sides of the question were very able; but it was soon perceived, from the turn which the debate took, that party lines were to be pretty strictly drawn, and that Bull’s whig friends would not consent to his imprisonment, Mr. Babcock the leader of them, declareing that he had committed no offence under the revised statutes, which would authorize the Senate to inflict that punishment. Mr. Geddes, another whig Seuater, thought Bull was suffering under a sufficient penalty by being discharged from the service of the Senate. On the other side, Mr. Mann and others contend- ed that as Bull had been guilty of a most palpable contempt of the Senate; had procured a paper from three Senators fraudulently, and which he had used purposely to obtain money wrongfully, that theretore the dignity of the Senate had been com- Promised, and it# honor insulted; that by inflicting the proposed punishment, the dignity of the Senate, fo far as hie improper conduct was concerned, w be vindicated. The vote was finally taken, ‘and his imprisonment refused by a vote of 15 to 1. All who voted against the resolution were whigs, except Mesers. Brandreth, Crook, Skinner, Stanton and ‘Tuttle—all who voted in favor were democrats, ea- — Messrs. Beekman, Crolius and Cross. So Geo. . Bull, late Sergent-ai-Arms, was not doomed to te —_ ie a prison by the Senate of the State of ew Yor! ‘That matter being disposed of, Mr. Schoon- meker called for the consideration of the resolution offered by him, yes'erday as follows: Lerolved, That in view Of the evidence rubmitted to the Senate by the Select Committee, Senators Robinson, Johnron ard Stone have net forfeited the eontidence of the Senate in their bonor and integrity as Senators and fe men. Mr. Mann Proposed an amendment in the follew- ing manner: Strike out all after the word Stone, aud insert “were guilty of highl, in their office of Senators, in 24th of March, addressed to M in its consequences, Las iv Senate —and the Senate is, vindicate its own character by such, ee ae ged be necessary for that purpose.” tremely heavy upon Senators Robins and Stone, and was received as row ots and censure upon them that, if adopted, would compel them as gentlemen of spirit to vacate their seats immed atel Mr. Mann followed his amendment with Tapert of great force, contend ng that the w of signing a japer, us a committee of the Senate, ledging that the gambling bill would not become a ie during the preseut eession, was casting an odium on the Senate, inaemuch as it permitted Bail to use that paper, containing those signatures, for the purpose of procuring money ill Mr. Mann was very pon in bis remarks. “Lhe three Seuetors sat mute during the diseussion. After two or threee short speeches the Senate yo a recess for two gre Upou reassembling the subject was resumed, and it apy evident that Senators folt more willing te aearciee, Soehe thice for the three Senators, in consequence of ppdition in which they bad placed themselves. Mr. tmend’ment Was voted down. dreth rose and offered @ motion of medifi ahora which at once favored the ~ yee Senetors, and, after & short interel ment, iCwas adopted and placed upon the Senate, to sland through all time, in the fo! ng woids:— Resolved, That in view of the the Serate by the feet Oopualvion Senators Renee, schmen and Stcne, theegh they bave acted with dence have not forfeited the confidence of the Se: in their honer or integrity ag Senators and aa men, a 4 — th fombling affair, which has creat- cd such an intense excitement during the thas discharged the highest offices of the Sonate ove, end come near thrusting him into My, ihalnest compelled the resignation of three able Sena- tors from their high places, and pl eme a, that Sy respectful in the eyes of the 5 «fair has terminated Lappily. Phe hair is sitged except the gnilty ee i Serators stand up in the began! & reputation as une itted as wi vit Senate chamber at Tie record the Se- te testity that its Secte aael lit €. oud that the present Senators over to. ileirenecessors, ite eonals un blotted and untarnieh- ed from a single stain. A word in relation to the three Senators. Mr. Jonxson ie a resident of Schenectady, a gentlommap