The New York Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1851, Page 4

Our Boston Correspondence. Bostox, June 14, 1961. |», Bammer Thea vite thang The Webster Movement—Political State Conven- | piece entitled the * A tions--Judge Woodbury’s Nomination for the Pre the tert "ihlopaa Prine hyd sudency—State Matters, etc. Jeok ” Mutce, Mie Meners. }, Stevens, ‘Wemyss, aud Miss 8. Denin in the principal characters. ‘The hope that was entertained by somo sanguine a — Buoapway Tueatn».—The public people, that we were to be comparatively free from political agitation for a few months, has been dis | | appointed by the breaking out of the Webster hr Col seteart ay rie, co eel Dav: aN ag ndel, Sra Rotterdam; Sp Sfota Comercio, Zu- it thone ewee‘in the Metheated® alten sid Paid ELPHIA, June 1va'lo—Arr bark Irma, Warner, tions may be has Shute, Saybrook; schra Wm D Ds street, one door west of Broadway. Be | movement (0 called), and the proposed early calls me peonle tacle new attractions, The 4, | of State conventions by the partics to the coalition. | deseent of the Angel at theclose of the laet scene, when Le eee ac. sane ¢-~are echt Resslenes Pep gg AT ane gPisaning Sino anatin fom the State will be Teduced As to the Webster movement, though it wasknown | the !Tolivsl ie weloamed home by the sttendeals of Boston top Buchaville, inh brig Willian, Pls Flixvos for | Uronchitis, or debility of the Tong very a On the other band, shoul | that something of the kind was going on in the | the ecenic ert should forego witnessing the representa- Ses, ee re ad as CET ea, sone Copy, the democracy triumph, Buchanan will probsbiy triumph | -uotry, but little importance was attached to it, | tion of this play. ‘ cies, 3 es a0k\15\06tae lanes: treskin shin hole it. majority of the leaders are in favor of Bu- | most people believing that it was only the #ork of Nemo’ '» Ganpan —he stinaaeaaerere tcl cengers, re reed, yeoterday as being in the 0 ofing hoond a | ing's programme e the effect of cro" wena out ie Aus Cpe a i a “itroog | Village politicians, desirous of propitiating the Inte fund beautiful catablishment. ‘The perforaiancet Arrived. May inh, for Vhiladetphig under current for Case among the peorle; and there is no | giver of all good political things; but this was a This wil be followed by the new bale pa he Hema. | pee Meee (Sank), ON Eminay sr dn Braull Knowing what may (ura up befire March next, to ren’ | mistake, and the very essence of Boston respecta- | Fisherman's Dreain,” and the entertainments will ter- DJ neons [ot Toei = pric ge & stranded reek. Should he obtain the nomination | bility was at the bottom of it. The little love | minate with the comic pantomime of * Voi-su- Vent Captain Tom d. from Cienfuegos, passed up with & Seated wile see as non them auf Dowel coma Mie Scott’ be selected as bis cpponct the Generai { that there is in the country for Boston, made it ne- | susdmanis vik coaumaas aaeoeate rag hey ar wNEW GRUEANS, June 6 PM Are ohins France, Nichols, | were. utterly ‘ivlatod in their inode And syetem be wind select o . . 2 3 ‘1 ), | physics eation. Would ascurvdiy teat him in Prousylvania. No other | cessary that it should have the appearance of bav- | jn which Mrs. M, Jones will sustain the beautifal cha- irk x iy bound W (ot New Haven), Curtier, Guaya: Eoneiling, Palermo, Gid'tacky Hien rg Tae. | that wo chal ouvape altho ifn fetta oat sinethal pace wan than « gereral will bave ary chance agaiast a ge- | ing originated in the unsophisticated rural districts, | Tacter of Ton, and J. K. Scottas Adrastus, The drama | ma, Ma 7 wich sugar, to H Trowbridge & Sons, of expos Artenas (3p), Cerda, ual 29th | the Asiatic he olera, ye from the indieations aiseads Los a there. The Peonsylranians are remarkable tor | of “Tom Cringle” will follow, with J. R. Scottin his | New inst, lat 25 ». loa 71 15, spoke Br brig | ul! bark Millaudon, ort, turion; Ist inet ships ego, aad the fact of its existence, to an alarming exten! their love of military titles and their worship of military | Where the people are supposed to be as innocent as | Celebrated character of Tom Cringle, aided by La Favor, at Windsor NS, 7 days from Bormuds for Matan- Bindoo, Te ats Bas Soaps Meena, Hadcon, back SE Bayes, brigs eaera Someery. i waels te wooel Ses cane in See 14 herces. Kvery second man you mect is a colonel, though | | was Mr. Adam, of Paradise, until he took to | Brandon, and other artists. a oe DRUG, Jens 1e--aze sisep Indus, Bampos | fe veminn je Mediated Ar pg oo he bas never, perhaps, shouldered a musket und is | Brovcnam’s Lycxum.—This beautiful and well man- pe, sehr Sarah, Perry, NYork. the list of prevei op conse 48 | orchard robbing. Boston, then, was to come gra- ignorant of (he sword exercise as he is of Chinese aged establishment is nightly visited by highly respect- om 7 * © Adosewor more of our fire compa ply necessary to belong to the same party as the Gover: | por, and a fee of $3, to be dubbeda colonel A large | number Of democrats will vote for Scott, both on account of this military admiration, and because many of them | ciously into the affair, and so far to ‘conquer her prejudices” as to accede to the request that the country might be gratified in having its favorite a able assemblages. The bill for this evening must have the effect of filling the theatre. The new drama of the * Ladies Battle” will commence the entertainment, | the beautiful piece called the “ Home Book of Beaut; for Haaaree JoTon the Lake ( Br), Hill, Clentuagos, 14 da , to Middleton & 0. 1 R Kuerell (of Boa 2), hides, fustic. &c. to J Foulke & Sor Brig Zebron (ir), Dart, Pictou, ti days, with coal, to J 8 ayo, Savanills, May 23, with Maracasbo; bei Gen Ta, Bea Urticse Garnk Wee Marken Gasah Vateaen ‘Caste, Camden; American Union, Connelly, Camden; Mar; liza, Smith, NYork; Lexington, Williams, N York. ‘Richard Law, Chappell, N London; Silvia Hi Highes, Providence; ateamer NYork. wes rig Altet Bos- ey WISTAR’'S BALSAM oF, WILD CHERRY.—FRO! ‘the Fall River Moniter, Mase. —This imadlei 4 ave actually seen service under him on the battlelicld: | candidate for the Presidency. The original idea | will terminate the entertainment, Wale os sees Daliacaa)s torn’ camtnmae, | eet ee eae ae uring Ube Reading Convention. one of them sted | vas that the Massachusetts demonstration should | Amenican Museum. —There cup be very little doubt | 401s Rockenbough & ( " ES Lys Citspetas Albany ayn giadient queers oF thy pega george vac Vina home| | b hi tirae with the New | ‘2tettained but that this place of amusement will be Brig Protection, Hume, Calais, 6 days. Hei Br), Saund ‘Harbor Sadiiiadincn nat Wackington, Jettce Onesr snd | an Place at about the same tire wi New | crowcrd every day in the week, as tho celebrated rope | | Sch Bronte, ct Mier a Porto Cabello, eau Wa M God Some Hanpibsl. "A. broomstick, dressed in the uniform ofa | York ‘ spontaneous” nomination of Mr. Webster; | dancer, Leon Javelli, as also Herr Cline, will commence | Mey 2%, with coffee, to Undergo mer Black Diamond, Steven Vox ot tnt mr uebec, July 2 wi general, would have a better chance than a ctvilian but as the latter did not take place, our movement | | an engagement to-day. The programme is very uttra>- tive. with sult, to M wind calms on the passage. May 25, lon 30 56, ie 6505, exchanged . Sich ‘Turks Norfolk via Newport; James & Samuel, Waltors, Philadel: Bela Fook, Smith, Albany vis, Newports Sclonce, sto with Arthma:T' have at different times beon afflicted with ‘unless, perhaps, a man of historic fune, such as Henry ‘héw taal atin ; sm ia’ Newport Sc iE wit ee : i . The free s however, | could not either accompany it, or follow hard after — Cyxisty's Minarxecs offer, as usual, an excelient bil with bark lonia, from Boston for Havana. ing, do via Bristol: Heatar, Kimball’ and Grezons | wevers coli which produced in my ease the Asthma. E et ceo in thei borne rope ee it. This was what 1 meant when | said in my let- of entertainment—songs, instrumental performances, Aco mpalins (ot Bostwn), Porry. Se done Wine ‘oops Proof Glass, Wheeler, oe B Have whee sarece a a Li Vistar’ Balsam of Wild incline the scale of victory in ihe ction There | ter of last March, that the Websterites here had and dancing. Also, the Burlesque Italian Upera. K.P. gis, pied sugar and molasses, uns coud gest nights. eoaueea ot ee 4 “appears to be a strong desire 01 tof many of the whigs to get a man for their ptr who cannot be s#ssaicd on this ground, and who will stand as firmly on the platform of the compromise measures as any Gemo- been disappointed at the failure of their leader in your State. All their plans had fullen through, und had it been possible, they would have stayed further proceedings; but they were known to to» Christy sings Fricows’ Minsrrets —The beautiful singing of Coilins end the verratile talent of Swain, together witn Ol Bull's solos, give delight to the visiters of this establish Schr Le Roy, Pennell, ‘Sion ¢ for Havana. Story S's Clearman & Co. boxes; 12th, Lit 33 13, 8, with cotton, to NYor INA Sune li—Arr loans Florida, Lyon, Maria Morton, bot the whole of it I felt relieve The ._prveent season I had another severe cold, a the desired eflect, Wild Cherr; Tose Yoontaued taking it uatil T , which enpaolsuslgronsbdlaess ttle of this Balsam - used three or four bott rosorted to this Balsam, and a That man is Daniel Webster. The two parties ny y] ry ode o! e | ment : bern, NC, 5 di ith maval | York; ship John Bryant, Cyor. do; bark I therefore cheerfully recommend Sisdhidines tame: s.atend cap Sight, upon tair own | RSRT people pe uch on de ne treat con yee be “ pa Pit Et Ee ea Bho eaceld Wallace, Newbern “athe o-all Py 9 Vhitura Thateher do sche Sea Gull, Ballock, | friends and all othera who need it, to try this mefiotne Oe strength, and without avy collateral issue adopted with safety, and so, putting » wee OD | Gagar Daovont in Mexico.—The New Orleans Pica | ‘Schr David Hale, Edwards, James River, 2 days: Havana!’ Cid ship thine, Harward, Liverpool; Br bark | their coughs and culda, and particularly t Cc! iP. Janct, Ballengall, Glasgow. McGrarn. Re- Bome of the democratic journals are vigorously | the affuir, it was resolved to get up a spontaneous 1° Ubiiches the following extract from a letter, dated | Sehr Orator, Consens; Newark, bound to B : ness ‘asseiling Buchanan as the candidate of the secession bomination in Massachusetts, without regard to the | eee May 12th:— We ar ln atsons mloneahtonate Bebe iar, Ghee Kingston, bound to | Bar = = For 4 party inthe South. They charge him with fomeating coldness of the New Yorkers. This is the whole | here at present. We have had ao rain of any consequeac Schr Eéward Wooster, Ellingsworth, Stamford, 2 days. Passengers Arrived. ‘bs eccession and disunion in Washington, at the time the secres of the Webster movement, and it is one of | since sugust lust. and the county is actusily burut up Schr Marictta, Lovell, Boston, 4 days. Maranzas—Bark Holop & France ri asers, Merritt, Cur. furtlandt street; by Rushton, eccinpromise measures were under disctission; and they the hundred things that might be adduced in sup- Many of our roads are impassable for want of wa'er Scbr Saran, ——, New Bedfor her Peper PE Bte Thee teow beidne ale bt Me a edes ca End 273 Irving House, Brosdway, N xefec trinmphantly to the fact that bis only friends in yaitot the assertioa, often made here, that if Mc. | Corn is $6 50 per fanexa. (about 160poands,) and insome | Schr Navey Mills, Eldridge, Por Le ee eas it MePhoroon: tedy aad child; Mise | Bist generally everywhere, the South are the disuniouiste, and that the Sarasnah He nel nd ° “stock taof the State of Zacatecas ia selling at $9. Flour | Sebr Excel. fe ae A Gargian, the ablest and most influential organ of the | Webster is himself no political manager, his “stoc st ground ix worth $20 per 300 pouuds, and other | Schv Martha Jane, Darling, Waren. 20 | “PonroGanssto Belt Brontes—Mr Cohen, ladyand chile, | (PARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OP rave rty in the South, which is advocating the cause of | COMPANY” are not likely to atone by their merits | 110) Orr proportion The loss of animals would not b: Steamer Kennebec, Seymour, Poilagelphia, Hen, withectint: PicPonais, the disusion eandidate for Goreracr, against | for his deficiencies. The eee sr the part of ~ credited in avy other place. We know of one estate iis tail £B. erie 4 from Liverpool. ud constitution: that of Cobb, the candidate of the Unionists forthe leaders of one party, in a single State, to forest which lort 1,400 bead of sheep in March last. and it has ship Mien (ot) ren on, BI é nia tre pee Jed 5f ) SOO | SHIPPING. the too as the Pro- same office, is the warmest advocate Cass has for the | public action on important a matt been worse dince, Of course there is literally vo trad ichardson. Watson & Co. aa naw Presidency. It certainly does sem curious, if noi | sidential nomination, willdo more evil than good | gt present, as the people are either muintained by ae feeetie Cer melons’), teom: Tiverpeal,.t0 | AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYALMAIL | years duratioi anomalous, that Pennsylvania, a central State, and a | tothe person intended to be benefited. Then con- , charity, or are eating every thing that comes io their | Williams & Guion State whore politics are of a moderate and medium cha- sider what State it is that is tbe scene of this move- | way. “Every day until it rains will be worse. and we can- Slap Gvy Maurering, from Liverpool. ling pl Facter, should suddenly throw itecif into the arms of th: | ment, What particular weight has Massachusetts | not expect any commercial prosperity until another and | Brem bark Richard Cobden, from Bremen. | ye a i show Ghat none secessionists. That. however, is not the platformadopted 0") Union? None whatever. She has been in | #004 harvest of Indian corn is gathered. On the 25th me bark, and one brig South i . sonal ‘You cured mein, one day.—D. M. Corbym. at Reading: but if the friends of Cass can show that fees ts ‘eneral government sver since the | ¥¢, hada sbarp frost, which has injured the wheat crop Packet ehip Montezuma, from Liverpool, reported as ar- NiaGatay Stone, Prey 7 poy O Deronda” fous, at wer $300, in five Buchanan is mixed up with secession, it will go far to | Opposition ta the g 8 > produced by irrigation, and was just caught in | rived on Saturday, was boarded, and & pilot put on board, oa CANADA, W. Harrison, wa poicbgnn by pp rn sell ‘abuse, witheut beme- defeat him in the Keystone State, whose natural fune- commences: ae of the Lalbeerie Rape vd Ol can- Thurday. | She was w Hott Ais, Hasewaed at the tin wiebs peste hee ad He oh tinal nal, Pages Me hy loon! Gal cenveal toate ie Di t saidto Bave su; rted even John ine; ond owing to the light a variable wiuds prevalent late! green a. | acta! wit nar leven tha wataeod clkce = fhehad not arrived within tight of the Higulande at sunset | on starboard tow, red on port bow. ihn uted pet ol hg are the complicati: the Fer on pecan) o ven ' 0 u igs < ether CITY TRADE REPORT. fan eeaine "Asia, from New York..... .Weda 18th June. y y,n04 fase short time, after ent korne-shifter, will make further develcpements; but States have very little respect for Massachusetts . 3 ‘hmerice, from Boston. besides Sa parties are so broken up, and mixed poly confused whig gery. the famean “dan Me usetts” | Barvavar, June 4—6 P.M | Steambort Suffolk, Capt Peck, in going, into Barewahary ease tone ow K medicine I could hes asian Perak and new combinations are in such a state of transition. that caine out with so much unction in the | Bneapsrvers—Flour was more freely operated indur- | Was owed un to the city yesterday by the steam tug Nahene treated matt, OF Pepe wwe ROR | that clocds and darkness rest-upon the future, and ob- | Convention which nominated Gen. Taylor, did but teu, Capt M’Cormick. Cambele, from Boston Tod LARMONT, MM. D., 4 otroet, two scure the view of the most far-sighted and sagucious Viel Affairs at the State Capitol. OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE 14, 1851 express a feeling that is common enough among | whigs out of New E:ngland. | am not speaking of the justice of this feeling, but of its simple exist- ence, and of its probable effect on Mr. Webster's fortunes, which it is likely enough to turu into mis | ing the day, but prices continued very languid. The sales reached 9,000"bbla Superfine, No 2, at $5 50. o $3 62; old Western and State, from store, st $3 75a $3874, ; mixed to favorite Indians and Michigan, with fresh ground, ordinary to straight State at $3874 a $4; round and flat hoop, Ohio, at $44 $418; fancy ditto. and The new pilut boat terdey morning, on ica. Jone 15— W, and very light. Christian Berg wont down the ba: tri iso the yachts Maria wad Amer- Wind at sunrise, NW; meridian, NW; sunset, Asia, from New York Canada, from Boston. America, from New York ara, from Africa, from New York, doors from Broadway, not in the swore. Acnasy, Jaae fortunes. e fesling towards that great man is i Telegraphic Marine Reports. Paseage from New Yor ‘true Restricting the Duties of the Attorney General—Important preci so cleverly expressed by one of | Pure Genesee. at $4 18m $4434; extra ditto, und fancy — eae Berths not secured until paid for. Hi: nt of atbeice ay aie coclenmant of clght from J Genesee at $4 43 8 $5 0014; and extra Genesee, at $4.95 Arrived—Bark Bro uM Freight will be charged om specie beyond an amount for ae ronol ickener & Co., 61 Barclay street, are Modification of the Canal Bill—The Siteet Greys showing Your Southern correspondents, but afew days since | {Ye adinn declined to $4 8 $4 06%, at which 2,00) | parinin aotnne: te ving opreng ot Personal expenses. al agents for Now York and visinity. Sold also by Courage —Men believe that he is playing with the slavery | dels were sold. Southern moved to the extent of 0 | tu lat ot ‘Cargo, 220 box ‘An experienced surgeon on board. ne, .‘dands, 100 Fultoa soot. "Wovail price, 28 : \. uestion, inthe hope of thereby getting the Presi- | pbis, mixed to stright. at $425 « $4 60; and fancy, at | maged All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post or : arti a a ‘The repeated threatenings made by the opponents of | tener As to his chances of success, the bast $537, showing an easier market. “Rye @loar y Bric Metamores, Wilmington, NC; sches Chron fea.’ For freight or passage, ey OPP SO S Bronte, Wookie, Gaedibee DL the cansl nine million bill, that in case it becomes «law | opinion here is, that ho will be our next President | broug’.t $327 for 100 bbls. fiae—the former rate. Of Cleared “Hine "aney Pe stede Pitadetpt French, German, and By teselan rede arth picge severe and ‘eratingat of deltonte oak measures would be taken te retard its operations. by | if the whigs shall nominate him and remain united, | corp meal the ales were 100 bbls. State. at $275; and 5) | Carver and nm, do; Stephen G Bass, brought In common with British goods. ‘Through bills of fad alk the Modent of ort ye Oragery setange a ils by i foy Honea means of and if the demoorats shall quarrel, as they did Jersey at $3, which isa reduction. Wheat was in m xe SBD ifewk aud Exoh: Ye Puiledeiphiay Em: | lading are given in Havre for New York. land in the Roy- | Bostwick, _ lecturer bs epery, ba fe; pplication to some one of the Supreme Judges for an injunction, until its constitutionality could be tested, has been the meons of inducing the majority in’43. The Freesoil State Committee held a peers this week, nd the feeling therein was very decide rate demaud for milling, and there were sales of 8.50) bushel» Obio, tract; other ki Tt at ¥2 a $3, but mostly at private coa- inds were neglected. Rye was offered freely ma, Plymouth Rock Bel trigate Cumberland, d Me Hope, gw take fre requested to at the office, lie ving ‘the reports that the shi al Mail Stem a befor above name: journ: we gird ote of fin the Legislature to take mensures to prevent such in fayor of a continuance of the coalitioa—some of | 8t/22.;8¢ Which © cargo sold this morning. Barley was Sailed—Schr Allen H Brown, Endicott, ie i eupel tee bint over ; the ¢ : | extremely heavy, at 80 850. Outs wore less abuad sut OR SOUTHAMPTON AND MAVRE—TIE UNITED pe contingency—it having been frevly asserted and reit- | those who last year opposed it being now its warm- | and more firm; Northern renlized 45 a 40c.; Ohio 44.4 45c. ; Ships Dorea States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, Sie connte, AMP Mas, re ee erated that Attorney General Chatfield, as the law est supporters, as well out of the committee as in | and Jersey. 43's d4c. Corn was also less freely offered and vork! barkeblita ann, and N'H Wolly denis, | ekciaeel cae ey yy. Fable effects, Bec., ho.” sixth fowraens peta pet ‘officer of the State, had already papers in preparation, | it- No day for a State Coavention was named by | was dearer. We noticed sales of 35,000 bushels Soathera | yy port—Sehre Mary C Tarbell ca RTONT: Paliddel. | 12 o'clock, from pier No. & North vise pablabery STRING ER & ready for service on the Comptroller the moment the | the committee, so far as I know; that, I presume, = rp deh ‘oe re er i oes phia; Odd Fellow, of Provincetown; Watervi $ a Al letters, 8 pan thro aah ‘the Pout ie auth roadway. x 7 7 t til tl Democrat a | ‘ ; mix estern, al ; a ented, at | ta; Southampton, Sutfolk, Va; sloop Hero, experience ‘or or + Dill became law, citing him before some Judge toshow | Deing left unsettled until, the Democratic Conven- | Sle." Canadian Pras were im rvtail rejuvat, at $1 625¢ for MOET BE A) ° Foaortine passage, apply MORTIMER LIVINGSTON: Age ng HE EDA NEW. ROITION OF DO. 2 cause why an injunction rhould rot issue, restrainiag | Convention will meet on the 18th, and probably call | fPit, per Gilbs., and $1 87 for black-eyed per bag of 2 ee ee Sane ne toon and Gale Sale so aie ts a 4 7 cea | al ti tures, and thore deplorable iu resul him, the Comptroller, from reviving deposits aod issuing | a convention at an early day. There is some dilfec- | "“Gorsox. —The market was inactive to-day, the sates | witiled—Bria Florence, Fal Ge austin, and stead ot itera FA | abees, Ee. Bold ‘at the bocksters, fia ajway, Duplin, and, Price only PS, certificates, as contemplated in the bill, The whige,in , ence icone amine ee kee e4 on = _, barely rexching $00 bales. The low grades are freely | Eli To a H steam att ORTH AMERICA,” J. t Broadway, and, by post, of the author, 51 Lispenard street. ovte tion of the gubernatorial nomination me of | offered, and could be bought at a reduction, whereas the | Suffolk, j imander, (the faster eae src to Prevent this| movement, hare, in caucus at the | thir numbers are for making the waion thorough | stricily high myles of New Onkeans and Mobile were ditt. | ton- albany; De tall on Tuesday, Sune tf, at Schock he eR ee soeens 2 concluded to paw slaw prohibiting and complete between theiselves and the demo- | cult to purchase at previous rates, from their temporary | 4 i404 chee Echo, and I meat dang 3 June. | Sooed tres s¢expense foo Galway te Dattt the Attormey General from being engaged in any such rats, by taking up Mr. Boutwell, and not running a | scarcity ie ns Meee teak, ‘many Proceeding. Tho details of that bill are now perfected. | candidate of their own. Even Mr. Phillips, woo | | Motassrs was without activity or alteration in value ol, Phillips, N Yu he’ finest acenery in the Se the, bee nd will be introduced in the Senate on Monday; aad | was the freesoil candidate last year, favors this idea. | a rene es as Sas, vent, ‘Presbrey, NYork; loops Charles, vel. Paar, tee Drese! work. If is intended eapecially, for the married, fue under the “more-« . adopted a few | Sut most of the freesoil leaders oppose it; some be- ‘Mavas. Brenne oxhitti Warnes, June 15, ost expeditions oontem, 0 — days Fince, it will ye Lmgislature at the rate of mile a minute locom hn his action may be cireumscribed. still the uabelievers in the constitutionality of the cana! bill will resort to | measures to bring the question before the courts, not- cause they know that its adoption would imuonsoly { lessen the chances of a coalition victory; and others, because they say it will next year be the tura of | their party to have the governorship. These latter entiemen are for nominating Mr. Palfrey, and mak- | withstanding the hands of the Attorney General may We {ing him Governor in thé same way Chat Mr. Boutwoll | gallons American and English from store. at cash. closing with little below the outside figure Whats Sailed—Brig Frances, Titus, Matanzas. Lettor Bace per steamer of the mail, ) Foreign Matis. ge for New Orleans. (in ad- oy st the Exoha Reading oom (07 Txchange), this days Janele, at quarter vefore ° Lever a of oune Asia, for 0 Rondi ion in and maoner, Wdlecomes the em doptted edvestocs ine unreal performances of the North America on the Chagres route, t the belief that she will make the passage to Galway Ss either adding abe weal woman! | years, inwhom natare co ise liye iFiteCengecal mpertancer won in vod discover the cnuses, ay rtnin mode of eure, in every tied up verde ng was by at 42a 44c, 100 baskets sweet oil brought | ites determined stand taken by the silver greys, de- | Tenehed the offioe: abroage the choice of the Legis: | $9°-0°4 onthe credit Se oe ae vein Room (07 Exo po, genes ae | ipa ears 8 Gentlonan in Dy that their wing of the party shall nave a voice | ‘tire. lr. 1 alirey wou cya, agetetdde Y Cha. | _Paovistons.—D'ork was held pretty firmly, and wasin | © Tee” Janeiro, steamer Goiden Gate, | 2°? rege | JAYTON, tad $ obtaining contracts, has compelied the Canst Board, | Would prove a formidable rival! to the Present (io- | reanest. Some 600 bbls. new mess were disposed of, at | wil ue, nthe Exchange Roa Room (67 Exohange), SERLIN, C y although ail the{whigs therein are Sewardites. to consent | Vernor, both being supposed to be ia the position of $14 £0; old, at $1412; new prime, at $13, and vid, at $12, | Sbeus 25th 4 aE ROYAL MAIt STEAMER MEALIN, CAPT. Saup. to certain alterations and amendments in the Canal coalitioncandidates. ‘Thus far, the freesvilers have | Beef was quict, at $8 62a $11 fer mesa. wnd $4 Yin $6 Letters can be pre-paid ab the Reading Koom to any part PF Sg tg yp eet Thomas, on Zeester. | Dill. ‘There will reiate principally to the system of | had their own way in. everything, simply by the | for prime, with 190 bbls wold. Beef hams were selling to | me TOT, ss. goes wee ales ab Kenyon’, Ul Wall gers. 1} passage to Bermuda, $35 to St. Tho: | very letting contracts As the bill passed the Mouse, and | foree of insisting upon it; and they have only to | a limited ‘extent. at $14 60. Cut meats were very dull ao ea + Was on pt of passage in the Senate, no person but | duns pour ‘“ at 64, 96 e for shoulders, and 7 a7 sc for hams. Lard a on the Inet occasion dea} © & political favorite of Sewardism could expect that a | ager oye hoy Mr Patsre inte “ee Seseat | ¥88 plenty, and somewhat cheaper. 300 bois were pur- | qsiganauit Marcriara Rosas, built at Philadelphia, for ost the wecste ay thin vine fos contract would be allotted to him, however ample his | & oth worl be aacrifice of albost all | chased at B84, 483%. We noticed more animation in | turned Ith tc Lewen Del, under canvass in hagtere incom, | ieara ne book igh r security might be, or how much more beneficial to the | 70¥ernor bas locked upon the sacrifice of almost all | tatter, put nothing in quotations. Cheese sold freely, at nce of her machivery becomint ‘deren oa. Oc tach | teaches comoet the ine ‘On ta receipt and | T canned State bis estimates and offers might be, in comparison to | the old democrate—to whose exertions he owes his | putt we becuase wocieen which ovasede ne: | eeeemeee wirowsn ou the F Tolle sforded i my her + Competitors. But, since the appearance of Mr. Fillmore early elevation—with a most edifying coolaess, and Rear Estaty.—The following are the sales at the Ex- fhe ber to snake the Devakweter, ACIFIC MAIL STEA fre Brier arma wile, apd Mr. Webster, the mana, are more accommo- dating. The new editor of the svate Kegister. and the - ae the New York ‘Dares, have been very active eredfor » few days, and it is conceded that they have + #ucegmded in compelling the majority section of their rs Party-to incorporate their amendments in the bill. It House and lot corner Johnso rince 65, ile iy be reported cn Tuesday, in such » shape | Hikes it — ——— home to him. rs i nd se poo Brace, $1900) tot on i sbaies tomes enaet ‘as Will secure the united whig vote, aud some half dosep | , 1h New Hampshire democracy bave placed rear prinee street, 20x48, $950 of the brig Wiliam, bowad from ew ds moeratic. in the Legislature Judge Woodbury in nomination for the Presidency. | “icy —Ordinary to choice ranged from $3 « $356, with ‘ Mobile, You may intorm the 7yibune that the transfer ofthe | The Judge is an able man, and there is force in the 4 light business Senn Rut T As, at Millbridge, Me, i mpsing to | Philedsiphie. nit reat newspaper of Albany" dors not in the least fuggestion of the convention, that New England Srcans—25,(00 poor Havanas changed hands at $15 | Ket to ee previous to 1st inst, ran on a lodge and bilgod, Sn Fre coectys ot Look like the employment of that paper in bebalf of the Douglas interes has always been ready to give a kick to any one of their number upon whom his free soil allies have chosen to put their mark, because they would not beeome free soil tools. Perhaps he may soon have an opportunity of finding out how the hangman should have a candidate for the Presidency: she ebange on Friday:—House and lot 210 South street. 25x30, $11,000; lot on rear op Water street. 25x86, $3.500; house ¥ and lot corner Prince and Mercer streets, 25x house and hot ST ifteenth street, 25x: ‘and lot 10 Youfth avenue, 25x, $12,200, Brookiyn— cash, in bond. Bank BH Cn is, which left Baltimore on Wednesda: for San Francisco, on ‘hor passage down the bay ran acroan famer Reuief was went to hor aud off Key succeed ia hauling Bate Axanna Pat Ba Seo Telegraph fo News on another page, Drinkwater, in ballast from New sized on the night of the tarongh line for San 5 On free of poatage, to be wm nor like the abrorption of the anti- never will have anything else ; but it will be much Bxins, of all descriptions, were quiet and unaltered. Notice t Mariners, ¥ gentene the “abyss of hunkerdom ’ The new editor better that the President should come from tho Hoar—60 doses Castile’ were taken at 940. usual New Youw, Jane 1, 1851, “3 = 1 agar op ago acti rent. becabare- South, or West. All the glory of the republic is z About two yours ago Tyan, going the round: R. RALPH, AU ZBOR © or ya. F bd “ PRACTICAL, GATE Va consepleg aootn - on ns | cvnmected withthe Matoriesufcouthernand Western |, Taiow—With a limited inquiry for prime, 2500 Ibe rig Triton, om the pasease ca). rich agent.” em The ostensible pro- Prietor is anything but hunker. in the sense generaily understocd. It matters not, however, to which side of Politics it may leap, itv existence will «:arcely continue Until the time fer the next presidential election arrives yg monty Ug tay od <yrut of the bands of A. | next contest, for the purpose of winning, they say, "jada, aenoia tee PE beg A Sraagh line for C: Eawsut, OMT ppahusas | Se etary of State unter the and they will have no New Englander hanging be J ‘4 ah ‘Y on | meee. y, Becre z . merchant, aged 98 years. ‘ain sought the island, passi of this Sapien btenes be decked § ~ von _ round their neck like a double pr weight. In The friends of the deceased are respectfully invited to fifteen miles south of where I had ie Na artmenk, | ferred to editing « Seward poodle journal ia Troy. W Presidente ; while that connseted with, or growing out of the astions of your Adamses and Vaa Burens, is far to seek, and not worth the search when found. The democracy are going into the 1548, Judge Woodbury could have got the free soil vote of the North ; now, the free soilors dislike him sold at Te, eaeh. RS Died, On June 14, after @ short and severe iliness, Wiuas attend his funeral, this da Hotel, Murray street. it 10 A. M., from Butts’ ite ppeond peste im lat. rig Triton, on the Pasaage from ot. 3319 4a for Chagres, con: steamahip ONE 4 nies detained by unavoidable accident, and | more than they do General Cass; On June 14, Catnanens, wife of Joseph Weight, of Wil- teach at ‘ ion san Dies “ya verse Our Philadelphia Correspondence the Sims case having excited their bitterest wuimo- | Umsburgh, [1 aged 44 Jeary The folowing scam packsts belonging “othe Pasi Mall Pre averenia, June 15, 1851 asec Her friends and sequaintances, and those ef het ouspaae mpany, are now ne of whic sity against him. “With the exception of Mr. | ,,dltt friends and mons, om these of “y csnmcei Company, Se new ta the, Posie, Some Missing Letters Found-—Others Gone—Appointment— Webster, he is their special aversion. Judge | {ther Williem Phelan, also of her brothers, Williaa Tim «letter, desert OREGON. Tom tone. REP Fourth of July Appropriation—Firemen and Volunteer Visite-—Fires, $0 fad sypogeonn a to ——e beyond eee by dence of her father, Fifth street, neat Avenue A Her re- | ferred to ours, and, af beline has not yet been contre A — " - ongs to money grabbing and money holding—a mains will be taken to Cypress Hill for interment t that a island has beon placed on Package of seventy-thres letters, made up In New | oretty sort of a candidate for a party whisa at | Suddenly.on Sunday morning, June 15, Eowano Fus- be on thas 9 York, and, by rome mischance, directed to Vincennes. Indiana, was last night received at the post offles, and eared the minds of those expecting valuable letters, who had given them up for lost. The letters mailed at this city for New York banks, containing drafte of $11,000. would Be soon vote for the bones of Jeffries to fan Franeiseo papers please copy jepaiera il be bap for the tran Sutsees ivmacontacetea cine |B ys rw. Ask Thomas On Sabbath morning, June 1 at 3 o'elock, Lean gortaifon ot vin T passengers between Pans: ee nis chan aes gs Woodbury is said to be « hard, selfish man. th least affects to be governed by generous sentiments. Some of his charges to gue juries, too, have been a character that greatly offended the radical democracy; one of whom told me that he Woodbury’s notions Daniel. and Owen Phelan, are pm 4 invited to at- tend the funeral. on Monday, at 2 o'clock. from the reai- BacAN, aged 60 yume Ilis friends and acquaintances. likewise those of his son, Moses E. Flanagan, are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, from his late residence. No. 243 Fifth street, thix (Monday) afternoon, at J', 0 clock. & native of Derry county, Ireiand, in the blesaed Le friend, tak in the St. facn aad te — ene inSeally, serted on theve It was probably tra from their course, to ter of Bi Thomas Trowbridge. mt id WARREN ©. CURRIER, 7 tons. U8) tone. aman perag well knows stesinship SARAH SANDS, of 1.000 tone pec J wish te secon of charge) Another letter. — ae $06, mailed at Milton, Pa. for {law and order.” Jere there m ther reason 4 full ‘pie — o 0 0 of hope J ascurance of @ glorious immortality, aged Ser ante their ene kind Guaieom cotaions no eee and | for not taking Mr. Woodbury, the fact that he Oyen iaot, Cope gin Davide Teer : ce for Aux Cayes, 34 | Soeinodicnsia her cabin scrangemente, will be bepo rouniag maney | Save tances by mall through he indciphia pont ohare” | caBROL entry “any stength from Now lingland, to | ,, The frends ofthe family are reapeetfully Invited to at: Foreign Ports. eS ark tee = — am ced oe the demoeratic sit e end her funeral, thie (Monday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. sone CM Het her beewappointed ruper. | tbe demoeratic site, wil be devisve gaint him. fond her funeral. thie (Monday) afternoon, at Seicloek. | | Cumnreaaos, June $-Berhy DB MORRISON 13 oR i vr of the carriers in the post office. to organize » plete pemny-post ese sort of government rival to Blood's deepateh, whi F inany years past secured the carrying of all ti ye asiness letters throughout the cit « "The Southwark commissioners determined Inst eve. © ming, to contribute its quota of $900 for the fourth of July celebration, provided @ majority of the districts do + Likewine jee will turn out te-morrow, as the escort for the Eagle Engine Company Of New York, expected here on # visit The military are preparing for the expected visit of the Tompkins Blues, of New York, to arrive during the Week, and also for Colonel Pierr's regiment of infantry, to arrive by the steamer Penobscot, or Ken There ia a lullin the work of removing whi of Rey D.C. Lansing, D. D., and daughter of the late C epee, on he Teh of July, from your eity. | 1s ago, | {tom ofice, though the rumor is that ‘m large | W, Van Ranet, Ba | yee ana hs | BUMber of gentlemen have been, metaphor The reintives and friends of the fumily are requested ‘Adams Oray * 2) Minor street, was slightly damaged by fire, and his | Hampshire, and they can be got for any dumb an in the demo sratic party. Of the two, General # would be the stronger man Mr. Palfrey bas not got the certificate of clec- on which the free soilers have claimed for him. f the Webster side are now claiming mpson owes his clection to his bein, in favor of the Fugitive Slave law, which is a! gammon, as he will vote for ite repeal the moment & proposition to that effect shall be brought for ward in Congress. This is the sort dodge” that the whigs are playing, in hope of deceiving the South y Maine will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Sunday, June 15, after « short illness, Canouryy Euvzanern, only child’ of William E. and Caroline M Jones, aged one year, eight months and twenty-six days ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the revidence of her father. No 2A Second rtreet, on Tuesday morning, at 10 A. M., with. , June 15. Jawes MeMewomr, youngest son of John and Ellen MeMenomy, aged 8 ears The friends of the family ae respectfully invited to at tend the funeral from No, 28 East Broadway, this day day). at 445 o'clock, without further invitation. On Saturday afternvon, June 14. Sc sax Faasces, wite t prowl, By And sid 7th for NOrie Newport via Cardens Mechanic, ae 7 it), Curtis, Boston: at Hamilton, GRESCENT CITY.1,90 sons oh 00 tons, CHEROKEE. MPTRE CITY, Zou tone, PLLTA migaring New York for Chagres on the ith and 3h of steamships EL DORADO ont FALCON will form a direct I perems, ‘Orleans and falifernia ond and rs from New be secured from oe rmsttong, Lawrason & Oo., agente, ah that place, ‘The fare for through tickets from New York to San Fraa- a8 been reduced from in state rooms, te $390. 0, nea all forms of p . M DUANE STRERT, HAS FOR: ineteen years confined his ep to the = setlren yet cns of diserimimat desi ae . ' to attend the funeral at the Clioton Avenue Congregs Be & stock ruined by water Early thix morning « large five | *Pe*king, placed in the condemned cells 4 . 7 ardner, Unianae, sehr Sea G Bollook, » self-abuse, Me. Genthem story building in St. James rireet. was greatly damag Fearful of the effect of the meoting of a | frre a turin eet ee ate intercom, tite Wright, Norton: rigs Rmmn, Hughes : 7 Ferviar, sclentife treatment, may apply with certainty of @ it was occupied by Alexander Tower, Sloat & Mooney, | State convention to alter the conatitution, | wut. at 4 ovel til 344 O-clvek, to convey the friends to wm ag Ct SE id dade ougine ates sip GOLDEN pon ana, Ll and John Fagan, stervoty pers, who ave great losers the whigs are taking tho ground, that suca | the church pe “s Pork! ‘Elisen (3p) 0 FEE TILL CURRD.—DRS. COOPER AND MURFEY ot steamship Manuelita - recently built here ja PF ding would be unconstitutional. This isa | Western papers will please copy wi Roosevelt street, piantionts water weder ull, having hed ber mectioery demeend | ccimen of whig tact: for if their doctrine be | On June 14, Mien Baxsuna, the Inioved wife of Mer. | Uyrstmene ofthe mowks By the ‘Drenking ‘of the Falve of the mam Th dameaed | true, then the only way in whish a change can be | culet Atkins, after ® lingering illness, which she bore ‘and has wnenrpaseed aoe mat aly aia {soi peetare Jedi the breakwater on the 7th inst Py hy et toed os SE ine! oo owhanD Pan Rw hiiuteadthetae wy, tee Beware st thn quacks Sara oe austen ‘ould ever receive the votes 0 . J = of two-thirds of two successive houses of reprosea- |, The felatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Alcenus, Mitehell, Baltimore: Jung |. bark att NDEPENDENT LINE FOR cuAGKES oInect, ANB | NOFER TILL CURED DR. connirt, OF 1s DUARB ‘The New Female Costame. | tatives. The true policy of the whi b invited to attend her funeral. this dxy (Monday). at 2) g.0\' a foe Cowes, brig bags re Untough Uohets ter California oh oe lowort reduced. ment wantin dteten. ry orn pera” var ¥rom the Boston Transcript June 13 aa hencithey tate he > onde toy igs tag eg ave | P.M. from the residence of her husband, 199 West Ubit- | Seute, st Petereburg, June The new and splendid ip BROTHER JONATHA | years, Oris enabled tt withe B oomers were out Jeetersay in fo Mes. | ere oases tee tet, aay. weeht have teenth street, without further invitation M Mayhew, Spencer, 8 frole pict & N. yeu on Tara vecoarenppiy saly te” | Severed a passa, joomer, in blue, flowin, Finglete, gipsey bat, tagpeemenl gp >the Gov e pers please copy E. WILLS, Azont, 61 Courtland Hereot, souged checks, euiter oats S ivomer, do, owed J ro" Bie make Such eonnge os hited then - io 7 Py “omg mae 5 ied Michael Combey - tk Veneruola, for Marseill | GiipPER CHALLENGE, ROBERT Il WaTERMAN t ‘os quick wad sertele ta fee cE do., do. de : the little Bloomers sil de. Mr Bloomer | whieb, if the peop aesisted them, would oot hers | fier friends, and those of her sone, Rawerd, Micheet, | peat oer. Bark th " Philadelphia, was expected mmanior for San Franciaes, ia at her berth, foot ranted : On trees yenterdag efor t time, in Wash- | endangered whig ascendancy; and if they rejected | ed John, and her son-in-law, Menry Maybury, ace re abavat TA May 2-Beig Richmond, Gidde, for NYork, | cabin necenmatations, opp a ti notice of all, ex 7 AL ernoon, attracting the | them, chen matters would remain as they hai | quested t0 attend her fusernl. from her late residence, i Letans, Chapman, from Uhagres for Har NATH. 1. & GRO GRISWOLD, 71 nnd 72 Sousn on, | S4e,Seprtltetlomal diceusss and dot Of his family — agg hae female monibers sufficiently favorable tothe whige, In all conecien 06 Gold street, thia (Monday) afternoon, at half-past 2 Bhippers are invited to inspect the vessel, | entrance, through the entry adjoin » Who were in the street atthe same ; + “i ; gro o'clock Hines inf was a black hat, worn jauntily on sgahtet ad nsineetit a eS oand | 0h uae 18. Me Avone Micon, afer short illaes of MEDICAL. 9500 cRv she caveman? © aracivig (e. e nd 4 SS - a | four de the sixty ninth year of his age 4 c p~ + dios ah light guinimer cravat, tion that the people have, practically, no right to | Wis tricrdsand the, {riends rf the family are reepect QRREST GROVE, HYDROPATHIG INSTETUTR, | Sut the least reatrietis or ekki sho seitieg vest, | alter the constitution in a constitutional way, is | fully lnvited to attend hie fanerni thie y (Monday), at Pa Schooley's Mountain, June 11, iam J. Tazlet: | ip application to bu y are cured in two check, ro Mbered’ gat’: Lurkish pante, larg? | likely to disgust many men who are by no means | 11 o'clock, tr dence, Norv Fifth, er Sere M.D. Willinm J Moon, M.D. Physic haem | Boldin the drug re, a Broad ear cogeentoe e wit! t . ie oO ‘ 8 Ciee > beet ores A “~— od wth * er ly for the revepti early | street; sive at eo round: the achie Peyat, Me | attached to the coalition; who, indeed, would re- between Third and Fourth strerts, Williamsburg, E. wie DAR: Necks Faitmacuet, Waitacy, 60 Thoma Teece. | bart of July. | Fulton streets corner of Willams? : will be en to Bowery Be * and Governor Bout- ATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.—THIS WONDERFUL ’ joi * pi vl » y { D vise ener boots small walking wick, with, tha Proll Limostt, eollatiacally “deabioseg.” teases, hy Reseas, aged five yerea, nine month aed sion, NYT en Porte, | WAG Rar orcccgnon sect Sm HOO REWARD —sarvRiRe ANTI in ie mou it was nowledged by all that a party so large and respoctables as the wh « bree date: on June 15 1 1 now, aged tk Bik, Eldrides, Philadel tities, secording to the disense, is eure to oot Aa koe opesdy oe tint Led ag the .Y and - congratulated ac- | shouldbe yo stupid as not to see that the peti ee eras Cape of Bam. and Alter ae, one Grand Tr 4 fonge: | Groves’ vos foal senting [ter hag mes rman ~ Froprlcor oh ‘ordin ; * aye, nee Oren S ‘ o a x cordingly. As the head of Franklin | foggery of a justice's court is not statesmanship. Laasity NYork: Biacane, debility, and consumption. 102 Nanane sereet, ‘The funeral will take place from their late residence, 115 Cciuunbis street, om tuesday, June [7, at 10 o'etock. Their remains will be taken to Matechen, Nex Jersey On June 9, J, Wea Keccy, Sem LLs remain ¥ ere interred on Long Laiand. street, a recently returned Californian tendered him bis 3 — Ln —_ — ae) but he took no notice of the offer, passed by on the other side. Mir. Bloomer is the man after all. ALaoma mille, Bisenrd, vat ‘The renowned wat chief of the Chippewa Indians, * Quig-i-gus, died on Lake Liurom, om the Léth ult. NEQRTANT, WORK—THE NERVOU § DISRASES OF men—Price 25 centa, ia 44 FOWLERS waite 1h Naseae atreet, ‘rota. work should be read by is