The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1851, Page 7

uch rates and in such manner fai be the ty of ae ty of 2 and r. Itshall be the officer 1. SM without delay fo bes po ov jon the names 0! a find ene sent his. r eu dering the above al 0 the Marine Eo: ‘ aes on account rot a ons, shi) Soe, For formed by the Health this section, he shall be mala by ths pipe pd of Emigration, at the rate of seven- teen hundred and fifty dollars per annum, shall be wl the reckaiudar of his sala the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of tl ci ty of ‘New York. And at and after the expiration of the term of the present Health Commissioners, it shall be lawful for the Commissioners of Emigra- tion to select for the performance of the duties named in this section, and now performed by the Commissioner of Health, either the mayor of the city of New York, or tho chataberlain. of said city, or the Health Commissioners, andthe compensation for the performance of said duties shall be so much aa such officer so selected and the Commissioners of Emigration may agree upon, and thereafter the sa- lary of the Health ‘Commissioner shall be fixed by the Mayor, Alderwen, and Commonalty of the rig of New York, and paid from the treasury of said city 23 8. The Comiissionors of Tin graaiad are hereby authérized aud empowered by and with the consent and approval of the Governor, Comptroller, and Attorney-General to sell or exchange and give conveyances for any lands or any portion thereof, which have been, or may be hereafter purchased by them as such comaissioners. 9. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed. § 10. This act shal! take effect immediately. Great Terpsichorean Case in New Orleans, Emilie Dervilledite Baron vs. Thomas Placide — ‘The court room, to-day, had rather the aspect of the green room of a theatre, from the number of familiar theatrical faces present as witnesses, sum- moned to testify, pro and con, on the merits of Miss Baron as a danseuse, and of Mr. Plaside as @ mana- ger. M. Fiot, , ape get of the Orleans Theatre, wa: worn, and testified that the printed part of th contract between plaintiff and defendant, was in the usual form of contracts with actors generally in Pa- ris; before the institution of the present suit, and after she had left Placido, witness applied to \ Be Baron, to seo if sho would acvept of an eng: ment at the Orleans, but she informed him that s! could not, under her present agreement with Plas cide; hadshe consented, he (witness) would have consulted the management, as he had no authorit to make contracts without their approval. Baron danced at the Orleans by complaisance, but would make no permanent arrangement. Felix Cahn, for plaintiff, is scene painter at the Varioties, under Mr. Mondelli; wae present at the difficulty ‘between Placide and Miss Baron, when the latter asked for her written discharge, which Placide promised to give ; he then asked her if she would dance that night; she consented to dance in all characters which were advertised in the bills ; she danced that night and the night after: Mr. Placide again asked if she wonld dance in ‘The Serious Family;” she replied, “No;” Placide then told her sho might tike her things out of tho theatre; Miss Baron, as an artist, fulfilled her duties faithfully and "promptly ; never heard any complaints against her; Miss Baron came here ® stranger; witness does not know that she has any other means of subsistence but what she derives from her compensation a3 densevse; it was difficult for her to procure employ mont at that time. Jules Pinguelly, for plaintit’, deposed.—le is employed as comic dancer at Varieties; Miss Baron ‘was always very exact in her duties; never heard * complaint against her; was present when Pla- called and asked the artists, pur complaisance, to dance the polka in ** The Serious Family;” Miss Hilariot refused, which.vexod Mr. Placide muel Miss Baron danced that polka about fifteen times: “The Serious Family” is a farce: there isa groat difference between the saloon danse and arti dancing; the polkais a real saloon dance; custom of all theatres. the artists to dance the polka, unless the same rules, the manager of @ theatre has not the right to make an artit nce with “a figurant.” Mr. Howard.—‘ 4 /gurant!” Patit into Eng- lish. Copying Clerk.—It is wntvanslateable. Mr. Howard.—Very well; 1 suppose it contrivance, and must go down in Fre Witness continued: Mr. Placide asked them to dance in ** The Serious Family” for complaisance, and thanked them afterwards; there is but one ular ballet here, and Miss Baron, being thrown ont of employment, could Bet no engagement ¢lse- here ; the contract in this case is the usual form in Paris for contracts with actors and singers, rather than dancers; has seen a great many; never saw the * Bello’s Stratagen ed ; on one occasion he remembers the dancers danced a polka in citizen's dress; remembers no comedy where the principal dancers danced in citizen's dress; there were several ballet em here tho past season—the Kspinosa troupe, the Ravels, and one at the American. Charles Bass, for plaintiff, deposed that he was manager the Inst season, of Varieties; always found Miss Baron punctual and attentive; he first got up The serious Family at Varieties ; Miss attended the rehearsal as required; she did not dance in it then; it was played three times during his management ; his management ceased on the 2th February, 1550. The plaintiff here rested her ease. Geo. T. Rowe, for defendant, deposed that he was prompter at Varieties—he regulates the ringing up of the curtain; Miss Baron danced in “ The Se- rious Family,” so did the other dancers, except Miss ililariot ;, when a dance succeeded “The Serious Family,” he always gave the dancers time enough to dres#,—always waited until they said they were ready; he waited as long as twenty and thirty minutes for the divertisoment; he keeps a time- book; Miss Baron never complained of not having ie enough to dress, nor was there any complaint that she took too long to dress; the dress of the polka in “The Serious Family,” is the citizen's dress ; they might dance in short dresses if they chose. Mr. Howard.—The shorter the dress, the greator eatisiaction they give; is it so! (igected ta by Mr. Graihle, and blushingly overruled by Judge Kennedy.) Witness has seen Miss Baron dance the Hirtation polka in citizon’s dress, in ‘* The Belle's Mtratagem ;” heard no objec from her then; all the dancers except Hilariot, danced in that aedy, so did the ballet corps; the “Serious Family is > tit comedy in three acts. n Charlton, for defendant, ney that he ean poseens with Mr. Cahn, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, when Miss Haren came in ‘to demand her articles from Placide, and stated that she would not dance in “ The Serious Family,”’ and confirmed the state- ments of the other witnesses on that point. 3. B. Duffield, for defendant, deposed that he had been at the Varieties in various capacities, since January, 1950; he was an sistant treasurer: whe was first brought forward, the in it, but some dancers walking about in the bac ground; it was performed eighteen times in this ity, and eight times in Louisville; Miss itaron anced in it every time in Louisville bat once ; witness produced the bill of the performan: on the night of the 2th of November, Misa Haron's naine, exeept in the play of “k tunio,” has never been announced in a manner different from that in the bill file in “Fortu- nio” she played the part of the racing girl, and hada part to peek, hut declined it, on account of her accent; Mirs Vallee has played the same part, but «peaking it; Miss Baron danced in citizen's dross, ina polka, in “The Bell's Stratagem;” the time between the clove of the comedy and the diver- tisoment, varies from ton to thirty minutes, depends on the will of the dancers; never knew it to a0 short as three or four minutes; after the polka ia “The Serious Family,” some eo ay ag hav to be made—two carpets taken up, &e., which consume time: Mr. f le is : : ie habit, when a» hard piece brought out, of hind —f seonesand thanking the men oly of t f the com) Tho testimony was here closed, and it ong three o'clock, the Judge ordered the court to ie adjourned, ‘To-day we shall have an able exposi- tion of the law e/a dance, from those accom pliched and able counsellors, Messrs. ma and Grathlo on one side, and T’. H. Howard on tho other. na reports, there are two cases in ot of theatrical contracts came up for oration. One was the case of Horr Klino vs. famesit, K ‘aldwell, when manager of the St. Charles theatre, in which the former recovered #9) of the latter, for being discharged before the termination of his contract. The other was the case of Mre. Kelly va. James If. Caldwell, in which the plain- br, who was o star, refused to appear in a charac- for which she was cast, avorring that it was out ie the are not obl iged reed to; according to a Lrench ot her established line, and therefore defendant dlis- ‘The plaintiff recovered #1,500, being Bee sharged her. she amount she was to receive for twent; nights’ performance. The Supreme Court afr the verdicts. In the decision of the court, as dered by Judge Porter, the judge, who was a hu- morist a8 well as a profound jurisconsult, facetiously remarked, “that ntiff being a star, ought to be sllowed to shine in her proper «phere. latter #e appeared to be quite imitar to that of Mile. ron. ‘There is a wide difference, however, in the sats of oom neation of the two ee, Mrs. Kelly receiving 8 WO for twenty-four nighta, and the pret- Vittle. Daron — SILA per month. J—Neve Ovlen Delis, MM orn Exenancr Tantn.— We wore forcibly struck, Sea gen W in opening the basketful of pa- per received by the jast er, with the contrast, Whivh was presented in the appearance of the va- vious exchanges, no less remarkable thanahe con- trast in the several localities from which they hail. ‘The New York Herald, the model Atlantic ~~ paper, was, a: usnal, outstripping all tiva! s eligcnge fom every quarter of thy babicuble be, announced in black » While Ly of China was ee shortness ¢ of the new crop.—Pacific (Cali, Mantas News, April 2 ~ TADVERTISEMENT. J As Horace H. Day has put forth @ publication in the pewepepert, in which he com) raed of certain stipulations in the a agrounane of ‘ties who Shoes under bis patents: forthe pe we of tndusing oes r his nts, for the purpose 0! capitalists and ene combine with or aid him in the sxnepsive lawsuits in which ho has involved himself by fue ements on Goodyear’s parole (Horace ‘H. Day being the o peat rae 4 infringer on aodrees ‘8 patents in States,) we publish for their benefit the stipulations which Day made with Goodyear, in the license which Day Borshaped from him for $5,000, to manu- facturo shirred goods under his patents. Here they are, side by side:— LOOK ON THIS PICTURE. er of the id licenses with Goodyear com jained of by D: Il the shoe’ busi moss in which India rubber is a as a component part thereof, shall be deemed and taken to to carried on under this agreement and license.” ** Said licenses are to stamp all the foods, by them made and sold, ‘ Goodyear’s patent.” NOW ON THIS. Day’s own stipulations in Goodyear’s license to him to make shirred goods :— “It being anderstood and agreed by tho parties hereto (Good ear and Day), that all s! Hered or cor- rugated goods of any kind, “made or used by said Day or his assigns, shall be considered as le and used under this agreement, and subjeet to said tariff or assessment.” “Fourthly—That said Day will cause each and every the above enumerated articles, and each and every pair of suspenders, to be stamped according to law, conspicuously, with the name of said | Goodyear as patentee, and the date of his patents.” There was also this further stipulation, not re- wired from the shoo parties, which Mr. Goodyear deatad necessary in Day’s case, as follows :— “ Secondly—That he, said Day, will keep true books and accounts of all shirred or corrugated goods made or used by him, and that such books and ac- counts shall be open to the inspection of said Good- year or his authorized agent.” Mr. Goodyear also deemed it prudent to make Day’s payments a little shorter than was required from the shoe “want ‘This is it:— + “'Thirdly—That he will quarter yearly, from and after the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and forey-seven, pay, without defalcation or discount:, the amounts due for said tariff or as- sessment aforesaid.” But there was another thin, did not do which Day did, and ing a license to work under (ioodyear’s patents, to offer a reward of fifty dollars to convict and punish infringers uj on the patents which only nine months previously he had denounced as fraudulent and worthless. that the shoe parties that was, after buy- LOOK ON THUS PICTORR. Mirror, March 2, 1846. “What is the fraud? “Tis the effort of designing men to give to the fraudulent patents, standing in the namo of Charles ( ‘oodyear, the Beg of le- gal security. The principal one of them, metallic rubber, is ‘published in full in the Mirror and ‘Tri- bune of the 27th. (Signed,) Horace H. Day.” NOW ON THIS. Prom the New Brunswick Times, Jan. 5, 1817. $50 REWARD. The undersigned will pay the above reward to any person who will give information as will lead to the convietion of any a coneerned in the Uni- ted States, who may be found, after this date, en- gaged in the piratical use of any of his patents, or those granted to Charles Goodyear, used in the ma- nufacture of shirred goods, the exelusive right un- | s der all of which is now owned by him. (Signed) Horace H. Day. Theatsical and Musical. Howrey Ts powerful bill is announced for ements, comprising three first cl: already been received with 2 al. and in Which those stamped favori —Mr. Fddy. Mr. Tilton, Miss Wemyss and Mias 8. Denin. will sustain the prineipal characters, supported by the rest of this talented company. Mr. Hamblin, as mana- ger and proprictor of this ¢xtenstve establishment, has seatered for the public in the most fa- nner—Lis theatre has been the schoo oinent actors of the present day; the various pie he has produced met with public ap) al; and asan actor, he holds one of the bighest posit ns inthe (ng oo We are proud to see the public so pobly sustaining him in his indefati- gable Jom Tho commencing feature to-night will be the celebrated drama, called the “Gondolier of Milan,” reduction of intense interest and effect to lowed by the first net of the “Wanderin; Castle of Olival,”’ in which Misses S. and K. Denin will eas. their cvlebrated characters of Paul and Justin. Miss Iliffert Wi then sing «popular ballad. and the amusements will terminate with the grand melodramatic romance, entitled “Kurfa,” with an undoubtedly talented cast. Brosoway Trvatne.—The success ofthe grand dramatic spectele, “Azael, the Prodigal Son.” is suel will be likely te insure for ita run of several weeks, The di: veer is of the highest order of poetic blank verse, and is v1 creditable to the dramatic genius of Mr. Charles T. tr. Ware, « young American author, of judgment and con- siderable wbHity, The plot of the piece is very fiuc, and Voys, or the Mr. Ware, while he has judiciously preserved the dramatic | interest of the original version. as well as its sweet ac- companimentsand choruses, has greatly improved the language, which be ha» sdapted tothe American stage in alofty and classic style of blank verse. The scencry been surpaserd in this country. The interior be witnessed te be appreciated « home of Reuben. the ide wutiful. The acting of the pleee is wheat field—all creditable to all the priveipal performers, as well as the chorographic eoan high order of arti« efficient, Mise Andert: actress. as Jephiele. captivates the audience, their <ympathies in her behaif; and Mrs. Abbott perforins her part ina very admirable manner. Ali those artists have nightly elicited the commendations of 8 full and fashionabie wadience, and we are bound to say that the agile ard graceful Therese and the corps de hallet deserve the ap yprobation continually showered on them, Ninto’s Gannes.—IDaet night, ax it ia custom when the Ruvels appear in this favorite place of amusement the crowd was immense, and it was with the greatest difficulty we were whle to find room. The arrival of the great Gabreli adde anew interest to the attractivencss of this company, and the performers newly engaged. & good agquisition to this already talented troupe, W: shall not speak, to-day, of the cleverness of the four brothers, whose appearance is elways grected with the mont enthusiastic plsudite, Their mezit is well known and appreciated, as well as the merit, in their respective line of Mule, Bertin, the graceful densewse, of Mr. Brillinnt, Mr. Maratti, M. Clocen and Axel, But we ca i to speuk ofthe new artists engaged who h apeared before « New York audience. Mr. Klondin, rope dancer of great artistic ability and boldne nway. ae Aznel, manifests a talent; Clark, a* Reuben, is very # graceful and mot’ effectlv Nefti. sommersete on the rope, are, indeed, boldly ex and his exercises on a chair, are stupendous, With a lit tle more practice he will be soon without rival. Mr. Collett, is also a very clever dan and cannot fail to become n great favorite in his li The performance commenced, last night, with the ex ives on the tight rope: a new bailet by M lant, inwhich Mile. Bertin appears to creat advan- eluded by the comic pantomim in whieh Gabriel Kavel, and the other members of the family excited roars of laughter and shouts of plaudits, To-night, Burton, and Co., will +; no doubt the house will be crowded Mr. Purdy, the very active Intiguble prop popular place of anvusr ment, offers a bill of great interest for thie evening's en- tertainment. The performa commener with the Dumb Girl of Genoa;* Brandon as Antonio, La Favor as Corvenio, Watkins as Strapado, and Miss Malvina ax Julietta. This piece will be suceceded by “ Gilderoy,” with Mr J. ft. Scott, an actor of great celebrity, as Gi roy. Howry Theatre, and wi dian, and, we , wa of the greatest favorites that ever eppeared within walle He will be assisted by avery tulentod stock company. The orchestra will execute ceveral <plendid overtures, among which are “Guy Mannering” and the “ Man of the Mountain. The en- tertainments will conclude with the excellent pantomime of the “ Golden A ‘which has,on all occasions, when Previously presented. been received with the mort enthu- wiastio cheers, Brovosam's Licrem.—The summer season has com. meneed }y under the most liant auspi delicate, yet highly effective way in which our first poo- ple are represented in Matame Margueritte's piquant drama of “The Home Hook of beauty,” together mith the beautiful manner In which it is placed on the are general topics of admiration caneage the class which ared that it would most probably offend. ‘This evening there ie fine entertainment; the above execl. lent and I play, and, by epecinl request, “David Copperfield; 3 Chippendale, Brougham,’ Lynne. Mrs, Vernon, Miss Kate Horn. Mrs, Brougham, and Mrs Blake, sustaining the principal characters, This ix an inomiensely attractive bila crowded house is errtaln The addition of Movers, Chippendale and Jordan to Brougham’s company, ts au excelent move on the part of the proprictor. The first artist isa general favorite, and the other has nequited great popularity while at Buc ton’s theatre Crmery's Mixerars 4.—'The performanecs of this truly talented company have experienced greater enecess than any other entertainment ever given in the United States. Night after night, for five anecessive years, they hav been greeted by crowded and enthusiastic andiencr: DY Mr. Scott has for alone time been playing at the always considered a fine trage- on ght after night they continue more successful Chri har been called the well he deserves the appellation, ot enterprising manager does have not at yet seen them, if any je, than ever. negro minstre not exist. should go early. Fras ows? Miyerars 4 and the New Onis have excited by their correct deliu eharacter, and their inimitable unperalieled euthusiaem. Fellow: host in himself. His unwestied oxertions to cater pr perly ly for the amusement of the public, have proved more han satisfactory, ae hnndreds nightly flock to his beau- tifal hall, The programme for thie evening contains a: excellent eelection of songs. dances, instrumental piec:s, and the burlesque opera. This is indeed # rare amuse. ent prstem's Traverse Memcs—The exbibttions of MMAMMoth vstablichiment will most positively cloee eventing, During the past week, three oxhibitions Baye been given daily, and @ euceosion of ave invariably | This will be | dl eniists | } crowded houses or = been attracted by the various the +4 will do well U0 secure their tickets for mean performances, the first of which will be given in the forenoon, Geers 6. Sapam. —The pene one band of the Italian or- chestra will execute several m ee to-morrow pincer at thie ap and cel location. The air of this place is refreshing; and French and Heiser do everything in their power to make the visiters happy. Amenicay Musevm.—We are glad to learn that Mr, ©. W. Clarke, director of amusements at this place, has so far retovered from his late in jon as to be able in a short time to resume his dui He is a deservedly popular actor, and is surreunded by @ host of warm and ardent friends. Undoubtedly this will prove a day of days, a sight of sights. The brilliant historical drama of “Charles XII.” be performed this afternoon, Inthe evening, the “Tlustrious Stranger,” together with the Yankee Melange, called “ The Wool Dealer.” The pro- gramme is a fine one. Mn. Dyorr.—We are glad to reeive that this highly meritorious actor has had a bi benefit at the Wal- nut street Theatre, Philadelphia, om Weduesday evening st. Wexen’s grand National circus entered Canada on Monday last. The company is under the management Lent. Those persons who have read of their ss in this city, will no doubt tlock to see them. ‘They will appear at Kingston on the 5th and 10th inst., and at Toronto on the 3lst, and the Ist and 2d of July. ‘Tne Bateman Fasti.y.—These celebrated and highly gift - ed children, sail to-day for England, in the Baltic, where. no doubt, their brilliant abilities ‘will be duly appre- ciated. Madame Anna Bishop gave a concert at Charleston on the dth inst. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. Goannerzp Wanssspay, June 4, von tax New Year ‘Wemao. WEW YORK MARKET. Duties a petetle. in ry Geeds stored > att “ld at the ear. Paseete be 2i0veunde MY ASHES— LEATHER— Pot por 100 Ibs, 5— Sole, oak igt, b— 28 Pearl. 550 a—— middle — 2 ines a dy haem i 0 ce 40 Ohio. 21 a 38 s—18 | Hemlock, light— 15, a— 16 w & cba! iam big 53 Lpsehs poesh. ol, perch, , 7 — Anthradive. . 45 COCOA Brazil, per lb..— Siga— 93g Yagi att *a— ye s fk — Ta— a Ameriens, 7b . gra > Povei — W'a— 1034 Be, Domingo. CORDAG Shirtings, bro De, bicsched— 6 a— ae META er, Siig lb 19)4a~ 19 thing, mew— — Aron, Se, pig ton. American, do 2) — SITITige Nogway bar ios Russian do ..0 beams, pe yd. DRUGS & DY ES— Alcohol, pr Boiler plaie.— 4 5 Alum, 1b. Lead, pig, ewt. 462 nano | Cape She: } yen pal Antimony, Cr, Antimony, Reg. —12 a—— Argols, ref b's and gray. Argols, r'dawhi— Arrowr't, Berm— 90 parrioe Tor he'e Pota fr eul.— Sa 4 Spr lbe 012.50 pr lb— Brine, Brim'er, | Borax re | one | Le Bis Sp. Turpt, cal.— Varnish gale. 4 3 Sperm, crude do Wiute L Elephant, ref 05 Pam Oil, tb ...— 5Ka— 6 PAIN Do. grid & lit ge— § ee ee 1 4 Ginsea | Go Arabic 0. w Wohittog, Aim. -— 90 Per ton. 4— Verma’ China, 190 PROVISIONS | se Soa 8 Ric ‘Figo LY. Ss Cal — aga— = (rash) ies (rash) 1 Oa — iicakatt- 2 & nny BEe| oi | Sal Am, The Hed if #8 | 4 | Che; Imp. Wk 4 Ravens, light, ; Do., heavy Bheetings, wits 9 # Sheeting bra 9 ATHERS— i . &— 12 © hss 9% | Fase, Cubs, ..2 do. Mak & Cae. Logwood, Cam, 't. Doming — 1 Ala’ de, bot hi— 65 Bo. on aber, pins Plank, spruce. Bay i he North itiver... MoyS AND wee Bae. tenes “ i= Deer, win 1 Mat nnran, — 11)ga—— 19% winter ib ei Deer. gba 4..—B 22 3G 8 - 2: $2 2 2 = HOR ire First sort IN DIGG: ! : i Cotton Trade ‘The movements in this staple, in this country, up to the latest dates, in each of the pact three years, were as annexed :— Movements ov Corron rv tHe Unirep Brates. Receipts at ports since Sept. 1, 1850 ‘bales 2,196,000 Corresponding dates last years, 919. Exports from U. 8. since Sept. Corresponding dates last year. ¥:xports to Great Britain since Rept. i, isso. Corresponding dates last year.. year before Stock in Nese York and ports of receipt... Corresponding dates last Do, year Receipts at this port since the Ist inst,, 4,000 bates "Fo Exports, 2,500. Taken by spinners, 1,500. Taken on | fhe saaivmie of | Thos speculation, 2,000. Whole stock in city, in all hands) 50,000, Amount of sales, 15,000. In relation to the movements in this market, and the prospects relative to the crop now coming to market, and | the growing crop. J. Stewart's Cireular of Wodaestay | tiiow last report ree this fue, With 6 daily saniae seen 1,000 bales, Mite dit ite? rence in rates was very small up to Monday a Sei uls., when ws wore placed in possession of the Bet, tic’s mail, which had arrived the preceding Saturday evening. These accounts were truly aston. ig, but universally considered so uncalled fo that but few holders showed any disposition to reduce their stocks on _— r with them; consequently few sales were effected, hiab; however, were at areduetion of «half cent, but comprised only undesirab! els, and in ” gtegate reached but 400 bales. ‘On’ Tuesday caevning te received the Canada’s advices by telegraph, from li fax, which met public expectation and ii ‘a buoyant feeling in the market, buyers seeking purchases at an ad- ance of one-quarter cent on the rates paid the preceding day. Any advices at this period essentially short of those received by this arrival, would have had a very bad effect here, and at the South. On Wednesday, 28th ult., the market exbibited less buoyancy, and although there was no quotable difference in prices, the amc unt on sale hay- ing increased, it was practicable to make selections, which gave the purchaser an advantage of a quarter of a@cent, at which basis of prices about 1,000 bales changed hands. The letter mail by the Canada was received on ‘Thursday morning, and although fully confirmatory of the telegraphic advices, our market dia pot ‘appear im- proved thereby, but dragged heavily at a further turn in vor ofthe buyer, not, however, smounting to an eighth of a cent, with sules of 1200 bales, The market on Fri- day exhibited more uniformity. with about the same | amount of sales, On Saturday, 31st ult., the disposition to purchase increesed, and the sales reached 3,000 bales, evincing an improved market of nearly one-fourth of a cent the last two days. vanced period of the season, from this crop, brace a variety of grades, at time bales, and are averaged to « particular grade, whi the puess, without the reality. pt to those who can use advantageously some bales L THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET. 5 BOXES, Pa 1306 ta F Private box Tickets, $1 o'clock, Saturda; oneal MB G. Corvenio, Mr ta F lowed by the ‘ama “MOLLE Scot ine Logan, Mr. L. say Logan, Mi Sto “conclude wi Farmer Cubbine, Ma. LeYox) Uncle eae We. Tas Favory Sylva, Mise M: Charleen’ 1°) °%) Unsle Ben, Mr, ROADWAY ‘Barret Hanne ee oud genes $ a. anager. liud; Manet thon, Mer, Mrs. Abbott; Lia, M’le vorite Faree. N? 03 CARDEN.—SUMMER SEASON.—MANAGER, Jolin Sefton,—Tickets, 60 conte; Private pen at 7; performance to Ng, Tuseday Theres fondays, W ‘wire: W. ti Blake aa Singleton. Saturday Ba 1OUS FAMILY, and BACHELOR'S 5 yanes door ASTOR, mn Fyeee Tope Pi it, $1; Se Al Scents." Monday ‘ever ¢ 9th, "1851, uhbe peremed immortal op DON 'GIOVANNI, with the new and Powerfay cast Donne Signore | Trufi Bonedetti; Donna Elvira, Signorina ‘Don Giova sbane bon ttavio, Sign Leporel to, Signor Coletti; Comm datore, ore Bosio. Doors pant at performance, to ‘commence at 8 o'clock. Box office opsn from 9 to 4o'clock, et which time seai Opeta nights-Monday, Tuctday, Thureds Mi BORA NICE. toe BAL Is NO. matey m every BD uring the we poucer ‘The otiginal an and known cH Ls, "and Nera nef aL. balfeeat tin aommanee an ight oon Concert will be given on Saturday next, for ihe accommodation of Ladies and Juveniles, com- mencing at3o'clock, P. M. ELLOWS’ MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ MUS! |, No. 444 Langit ig between Howard and strocta, ‘Open eve uring the week. Toe cele! asa and well lows’ Minstrels, “ com cient and pete corps ot talented and der the direct iJ. B. Tellawe wi uy on this city for the last been rece! ised = estes favor by the elite and fashion of this polis. Their concerts consist of Burlesque It: Solos, Duette Performances, Chorusses, Dan for the sovamtustaniee at fo oe velock P.M. Admig Boeke Witty Sa: ay a fnstrumen ‘The parcels on sale at this ad- | usually em- | running into inferior | of avery low order; even classed lots are more readily | raleablé on the same day. at my extreme quotations, when practicable to be obtained at all. On Monday the sales were $00 bales, at rather firmer rate: Yesterday the business reached 1.200 bales at stee dy prices, to which my quotations are adjusted. The Washington's news, received ycrterday afternoon, of the market. The crop tly planted has attained a good st and is considered a healthy one, although it will not forward ene, as compared with early crops. Recently, want of rain is complained of, but the extreme heat pre vents the rust and early insects, which, just before it set in, had begun to be very generally noted, from the damp. cool spell of weather ‘which had liame diately preceded it. The figure for this crop will turn in a great dozree upon the prospect we may have for another very. sare Tate, or a good one, from that now sprouting. {t seems to be the impression t! the receipts can reach 2,400,000 bales if planters wil! send forward all that was bale season. comprising, of course, 50,000 bales of inferior and absolute trash. It is not probable the deliveries will, in any contingency, close under posing surions accidents should oceur in the plant; but if such should not oecur, it is thought that the interior will be drained vw ly by the Ist of September ensuing. The mean. 50.000, with the above or trash, unlike that of previous crops, appears most probable point, and on which prices here and at the South are based. Tho closing .uotations in this na market. were as an. Lavenroon Crasswication. N. Orleans, Pride. Maisled Upland. e's UE SEW NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES e ships comprising this line ary tho Capt. omtract expre eon taken in their con to insuro strength ito New York, ci. An eaperi- hed to each ship, No berth can enced su be secure: until paid for. ) DATES OF BAILING += ; August 6, Wednesday, August Wodnesday, Septembe Wednesday, Septem'r 17, Wednesday, October ty Wednesday, Ovtober 13 ~ Wedowtiay; October * Wednesday, Nov mber 1 Wednesday, November 3 ¥, December Li, Saturday, December 27, ° Sy dintore! appa N.Y. 4 Liver 15 King’s Arm Yard, London, ti § Boulevard loutmartre, Paris, of ther: ships will not be acoountable for gold, silver, bullion, apecic, Jewelry, precious, wtopet, or mel tnless bills of Iading ‘aro signed therefor, and the value thereof thorein expresved. ‘After the first of April next, thorate of frei ight b the above steamers from Li ‘bo materially red ul AMERICAN RO ek an: August 30, ny, September 13 ber Zr, Btturday, November 2 Saturday, December 6, Saturday, Decomber 2), ‘or freight o1 Mypwann R cor ‘Thone veserls carry a clear white ligh ‘on starboard bow, red on port Africa, from New York. da, from Boston, t mast head, green we duosday, 4th June. stay, Uh Jun Wednesday Wodne: Barepa, from i Axia, from Now York. 8 Paseags from New. York ox ihoston vo Liverpool, 912 Borths not secured until paid for. harged on specie beyond aa amount for Personal expen: An experienced eurgen All lettors and nowspay fice, For freight or paseng on board. must fase thronch the Poot Of WER vk, Je, 38 Monday. French, Germ and other forcien go reeciv ett rot h British ped Trrcugh iin vot Tn re given in Hnvee for New fork jons intondiag to take parses t SUeHL Seramebins, ane soeested te call of the « 0 Fe Broadway, before believing ports that the obi OR SOUTHAMPTON ANDY HAY += Hand in the Roy. ft are 12 o'clock, from pior f paren: $120. All letters my: hrough the Pc hy perionced Surgeon ie atiached to the # hip fe eee itor wage, apply to MORTIMER LIV Ing TON, Wor ki seondwey, STEAM RAVIGATION Wasnt COMPANY. Unites -Biatee yd OrRN, Brem felt or te fait from Pi 38 Soathamrton Sot a River, at 12 6 nen acien to the hin. "ait ts iP Tater og pase « ook Omen, Spee oF on tea’ OLL permage moh , eeta haa pe a ced the daly. ACKETS FOR HAVRE.—SRCOND LINE THe FOI ‘the Mth, and New lows ships will York on Lae Jeave Havre on Ist of each month -— ae Tous ro FoR SAN FRANCISCO. —SPRCIAL / noric ent, ship hae hee Iotghs posriy id, and wil rail fo gre. pb -X- take 1 ne ee Belen | t & rN Wait epee or evi Mbsaib © sone oop Cs Wadd BiG ones an THOR & « ' has not changed the tone | | month, unless detained by unavoidable accident, and will touch at Acapulco, San Diogo, and Monterey, to the Pacific Mail one of which | M ts, | tors Hl. Sanford, Manager Two performances dally, a Ss to commence at % o’elock, ecunt of the weather, phear NOVELAY AT. THE CHINESE MUSEUM Mousieur Foucault's Beautiful periment, the Rotation of the Earth made pied by @ Cannon Ball, or Peupalum, 4, cumpended £0 feot from the dome of Vibrating across & b preuiscly. No portponoment'on accurately marked with the min lobe, by which th he motion or rot prac demonstr: given to rach visiter, time during the 2% venta. AMUSEMENTS PHILADELPHIA, ts ARNUM'S MUSEUM, CORNER, OF SEVENTH AND Chesnut stroets, Philadetphia.—P. T. Barnum, Proprie= e ent can be viewed at any y, from YA. M. to 6PM. Adiniseion, r- oon and evening. Adio conts; children, half price. | Monday hei of Me Young, with s spiondid bill The fine cor 11 that Glitters is not Gold, ob | on ithe Me “ Rough’ Dias wa | an fre most gors « collection of curiosities ional Portraits, and the high ating the diurnal motion of the carth, at onge simp SHIPPING. e ACITIG. MAIL STEAMSHIP comvany— {ONLY i line for California and Oregon. ublioare | informod that under the now arrangement Brin Pompany, mora inspected ai d carrying the United | Panamacand San Francisco the Ist and lath dey of each | approved by the Navy Dopart! States mails, will continue to Liowing stain packets bolougin ip Company, are now in the Puoit 4 st each end of the rout UNICORN FRE MONT jinship COLUMBIA will str ate ply, between San rts in Oregon, awaiting a! hog" fort ner port ama, aad ngers for the mails and passengers from I thout delay with the wails and p rfrom &: for the trans- Potween Vana- ‘ranciseo. The well known steamship SARAH SANDS, of 1,50) tons burthen, now under charter to the company, and yculia commodious in Jor oabju arrangements, will be kept running sean exten family boat. ‘Onovol the alove steamers WIL keep up the connection be- twoon Acapuleo and the other Mexican ports. Th maintained by the connection inthe Atiantio will be ited States snail io sn. CHEROKEE... 0 PHILADELPHE Sng steam form a direct I as detention with the Pacitio steam. v6 Leche mim ‘through Iie to and from New Orleans, and Mexico, California and Orcgon. Passages from New Orleans enu be secured from Armetrong, Lawragon & Co,, agents, a6 that place. The tare for mo boy tickets from New York to Sau Fran- need % 0 $165. Ncw Fork to Chapres will be at the lowest a steamer between those porta. apply at tho office of the Company, 4 159 South treet, aiud at their agency, 177 West street. foruia, at the lowont reduced rate: d splendid »teamship BROTHER JONATHAN il om Thoirsday ich June, ie +P. M., feom pier 4, N. Re | Tor freigut or passage apply only to " . ’ Eg. Mt nL, ‘Agent, 1 Courtland street. ACIVIC MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—ONLY yee ugh line fer San } rancisco, via Havana and hi Fore Reduecd-—On Wednesday, June llth, at 3. B- Tho mMlenald doudleengine s stoamsh ip GRO RGA: 0) tons, D. D. N., Commander, wil on ine {ith, at preoisely 3 © loek, P.M e foot of Warren street, N, i ares mI ip tthe Ist July. A and 66 Sou OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE STRAM. ship CONSTITU Wieavs Panams fot Ss Fraaclossy yt pansencers steamers of the ao oth inet apply te Baward Wolf, office 0 ply WARD & PRICE, 7 n season for tl 78 Broadway. MEDICAL. . CONVERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIA.—THE remedy for weakness of the organs, apd those and disorders of body and mind, cused by self-abuse. by oe | with the native Ci tious whero you apply for aid. Avoid quacks and their trum, | A few be ii * of thie great remedy will resto ally charged with huportant Avice ve the married to the country, letters post paid, office ct Broadway, corner i EDICAI, OFFIC peed of me} 3M Duane wtreet, neart ing physician and surgeon in private diseases for more than twe y Years, a8 our columns will testify. Teception rooms have been arrany to the comfort of such patients as w Opon from $A. M. until $ GOOD'S EXTRACT OF COPAIVA SOLD BY iricham & Miller, 17 Avenue D, corner Third at Drummond +, # Rea et, opposite Stew ARIS AND LONDON SRBATEENS OF PRIVATS apliseacos, Im a fow hours, by ® mpele application, without in debility, brought improper hi e ons, be SAGA, mcaieines with the local remedy, and ean ehow re thousands who cannot he cored without it; ae he hi 9 daily, of yeare duration, from the other physieians. In all, he quaran- manent cure. THe has strictures daily he cures hout caustic, which others en ain ot oxpel ling the former’ dives ile w these, and tho hundre: His consulting th expe: al regard titutional afteet Tooal apy tor tri Teo doors trom Broadway, not in the ere, OTICE.—YIELDING TO THE EARNEST SOLICITA- tions of very many who hays been gronsl ertain self-p individuals, the waders ul aU dineancs inne nature, ‘Those ortain devtro badit of yout * Saavraaiy, ied themsel ven, ma i a pris vat. In Englah, French, ‘errno. ‘S' PUAN, § Liepes ra street, near Broadwe: RW MEDICAL OKS.—A casita PRAG ‘TICAL work om the nature and treatment of fall one diseases, and all the kindred ‘aa tome steey eur et wick, above m1 far superior to any thi his country.” "Author ¢ oh vrtee whiner Angoor 4 % ie sts deplo- rable e ‘igt tien. Bsr or sale avthe publishers, ‘aaa i” Broadway, and by the author, &4 Broad Rigas In & Lay veges romedy Dn hare BE ok of win ia propri manniactorer Peat of res from, C oamain: " eid ‘tena gente at a eat es ore Nt TILL CURRD.—DRS, COOPER AND MU Rew oonevelt street, from their unparalleled wy y be reatmont of the mo cease ry. Dr. Coo pationte wil rect. near Chatham, and igeety asp ol Chaebag 7 2a to cow will comm ii) HOME, BOOK OF Brougham; Mr. setp J. Ly Hautton Leader, ay! Kate Horn, fe Btyrienne, at bee W. Swith, To conclude with DAVID (Beane David Copperteld, Mr. English; Uriah Mr. We ps ry + Lis] P, Mr. W, Chippenda artle, Miss Kate Morn. ARNUM’S AMERICAN Mt yo T. Proprietor and Manager.— The . wr, denious Pleage in Lava = yt the patron: ft a fully pr rh _n "inne th bill for th the on nok Gi co it D'slook, CHARLES pros a ing foma, Mudaiew : trated drama of THE OLD "GU atio—Mevresse” ie ei oo +; Mulanic, Misa Chapinan. In, the afternoon/'commanc- ing ab 3 o'eloel EAC UGHT- Mr, aut Mr. Bellamy 6 te Vere, ite Sheet. sate ‘conelude wich THE Foot ‘DraLan™beute omy, (his frst appear key. Adinission, to the entire Museum oS eonde’ childiva wader 10 years, Like eats in parquet, one shilling extra, RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AT ri ‘Tuesday Evening, Bouchelle will bay of giving ® Grand Concert at the above rooms, on on ahe will ing & veral of her favorite Aria, Allah, | Among others, Wal- “the G he Rouge and lian aud bi wlebrated “Uradle. Song companied by herseit * (ass and the helodie f; ts for two pil ir. William seta: ae Vocal pe SiguisHastint Herr Pi ilip Meyer, . Eben will liam ae ous dollar oseh—t fo is om the tut wr will preside atthe pian-ferve. Tie ho had at the prineipal Music storer, Hotels, and ab the oops om the evening of the performance. For parti #00 sunel! programm: ARNUM’S ASIATIC Canava agerio.—This Mammoth establishment, selling exbibition in ti world being combi the most popul: unexcepti nable specie mente of the ag ring, Atterno a he immense Vari n, erected for the purpose, on Eighth street, Dpere House. The Day Performances offer peculiar induce ments to School, Ladies and Femilies, who wish tosvoid the srowd inci Wan evening exhibition, The Muséum and Menagerie includ Animals, a reat collection of wx statuary of the ¢ rs of t ad o' tr Floty of interesting curiosities of v4 drove of elephan' MUSEUM, ANDME- largest tr this country. entortainmente will be gi Sounse af whieh the ertges the man without arms; Mr. “ierce, the Ion conqueror; ie many others will appear. A young calf elephant only etx months cid, and bue three sad. a half feet, high, et 8; yoke aeter ry lo’ "clock, A. M.; from Pe ANKI. IN MUSEUM, 175 CL fet ye a Proprictor —Admi nt Stage ‘Seats, 37 44 ven ant Saloon r intertainments com! nd in the evening at 50’ 2 lock. The en~ select and such as cam be seen Ince of amusement in New York, consisting of Lea's Female ‘Bthiopian Uyera Troape, beri Pe ‘iormers, being the estand at the tod band in the. * compan: tion cai Statuary un walled in thes a hor with » variety of interesting performances ev Taoom and evening. For partiowlare see bills of toned AND HERR DRIESBACTI SMENAGERIE.— brated Menagerio—the |i best ducted in the known world—embracing w New th, Bran’ Tron Werl h, Providence; 10th, de. Bri Birch idge; Sth, W kts ie MARRIAGE. WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY. THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY. ANY AND MANY A Aki ENDURES YEARS or. bodily sufferi: eansos should be known to every ed the dreadful and ith and happiness orm etk both Lite iH te var and ar ae The fa mt withou » The timely Sek ite been the means of saving aad the lise of thousands, as over Two wp cre ates Le pe apd 0. car ortion of beside eto be of the of it), and wl of letters of encomium, some of vertisement. THE MARRIED WOMAN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION, BY DR. A. M. MAURICRAU, rub ek iS Bie aT Eth rae Tapertant beorets ‘whieh should be Known to them per I a “tr ro, Grery Mx hemes the apy Ly & bytey me 4 fe one one either aes ery complaint vo pep eya ee pares have pooyed obese. io letters if sex in # ‘The rerelati ing tothonsandas, as svlivor (wuiob hols pacmitted by iy the weiterste pablien} will SICKLY AND UNGAPPY WIVES. Extrect of a Letter from a Gentleman in Davro: Seer" hand. ate comrerENt AND ‘TH. Laxcagren, Pay y Dean Sin—T know you will have the k me Cy aren Tedge (in behalf of myve the obligations we fect dor to you, in having mat mont invaluable q ithonit, ett tee '¥,. ‘Rout whe it where ts only with the m mt 5 th y the neceesacies of Ii y, re wee nn Te ite effect a to en are ne comtinuance, 7 fined to hor bed, and of course ee rtastech anevacies: ase erly ah oharge 0 Tuose ssi - orar —| pad vie De. A. Mav gattere res: eon! im vere are daily received of this ebaracter, = aan = ferent! ety ATE ot course, fey og oe ED i ceonnry. vince i ss a Beamsnad Bao @ mother, ora eer, may be COPIES WILT BR SENT BY POST, et Teuces , No, roy bil HAVE Bi Port * Ch nicatota sent