The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1851, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 6819. : AMUSEMENTS. — c TROWERY TUEATRE.—LOXES, 2 CENTS; PIT, 126 ta; Seats i Orchestra Boxes, 00 ocute.. 5 ue to commence at i goat ss Be 2 Me tian it tant Heady its MENG dea, ae tk Mr. Pope; Karl, Mi ving, Miva Wemyss; Claud Barber. Mr. itor ah’ Mins ert wth ‘th Song, and AMUSHME Ts. Bite Be THE, vag pe Nl x A pMARSTTALL ‘SOLE Barret rs open at 7: = tain rises Drose circle aud 5 hel, Senta Boral nd third olrefes, 28 fad ie ots | Private boxed, and $6, edie day erenin ing. ‘ait of NERING an cu freagrloke: eury, Bertram, Mr. Hilly" Dom ir. Dandie Dinmont, Mr. Shaw: Misc Cube lia Mannering, Mrs. Abbotts" To conclude with a MORNING sir awn @ Ardent, Mr Con jertor Meruilest lore, Mise CALL i Mrs Chillington, Miss An- Neen, THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET—BOXES, i cente; Orebostes, Tiel |. Boors open at Benet of J. R. Scott.—Wednesday eveni inments will commence pith she + Zngene Lacuille and Mons. Lacrosse, ve, Lge Mons. “Toone; REY We y MT woul: HP. Itickey. To cons N—Dou Cavar, Mr. J, DEiaca Mrs, i Jones. NBs CARDEN SUMMER SEASON.—MANAOER, ‘0 cents; Private Boxes, Doors open ty; sina to ‘commence AYty lock. te els’ nights, Mt ridays; Burton ite. Tuesda: 8. ‘The ourpriai and successful v2 and novel pots formances. Gabriel in his cha. aa me Ciooca, Mile Capel a Wed: evening, J fe fhe “TIGRE whoba al ‘ee amish ane een an sutomiene ETT! OT. To be followe Bent LE DIABLE, ce (tralian BRIGANDS Ds Facter of Je tania, OPERA, AT CASTLE GARDEN. retsek, Manager and Conductor. Admission, 0 cents, Wroxespay Evunino, June 25, Will be THNANT.. Opera of - Signora re Tras Ber of the rather, ath ° pablo are respeotfully ‘order to somite ha number of epark n opera w formed on every remain~ “aig evening ot tie week, Saturday wos excluded. o'clock. jolders ots season a tickets informed that, MERICAN MUSEUM.—P. T. BARNUM, prieter; John Greenwood, Jr., Assist« Manager. peecetey, June 25, all the talent sy give ge and powerful company, with Leon Savelli and £ afternvon nn evening. In th ‘Rist DRACOSN Harton, Leon avelll and Hore Cine, and the comediett NT HEART NEVER WON Al a WilO's YOUR FRIEND al i, Herr Cline, and Joan Lari sed of up- sv ards of om of the most, ‘Glivecse pad natures, and yet liv- sehde ines ntire Museum Amis vd per: eemanens, 3 oaks Children under » years, Lo cents. one oa a Pri ‘ole, parts pal faa Loach, Me. Ae Ar- trio and quartettes by ‘p. Drinkerhot aud Mise ‘and Miss G. Weayt ae Mr. Robert Mr. Andrews, ‘and Me. He: ney gOrehostea compoved Of members of the Fhilhurmonte Socisty. “Conductor, ore Hisfeld. Ticketa One Dollars to be had at the Prins and at the door, on vening of the Oratorio, He and Double Duets, on three Pianos, New am Azetem of Notation. e pt to bogin at cight o'clock. Voeie AND INSTRUMENTAL GRAND CONCERT min and E. Von Heeringen's Classes ot me ssisted by tl Testa Whistler, only two years ai ft anand at the Broadway Tabernacle, Friday eveniog, ‘27th, L861, the exercises to consist of Vocal Solos Ducts aud Choruses, and inyed from Prof, T=, CELEBRATED NOVA SCOTIA GIANT BOY ill bold bis Wei yan Levees at the LO ROO gu Monday roxt, June 334, and 0 week. Loe! eS GUS McK ASEILT {2 considered the greatest Wonder ia the physicsl world. He as eight feet hig four hundred pounds, is only mine- Seontpears ol ‘Admission, 2c Hiety off i Male and Fersate artista; # fartle Statuary uncguatied in tt ‘the coe wore fae gee Mls of soa] Cegether with o variety of interest fond evening. Yor is now opon for the Pulte expressly to accommodate familias, ‘and bedrooms communica r aot — ut ected with the house, cl fete ree ae < Fale ts ae ie ‘shore, of necseatacdsting trom am ere ane a dona cet erate eetaatic: with ive ite tees tee ox ne | and , oo eolled. talubrious air and in apenas ita bits resect Theres H with EE ites = HR PAVILION NOTE: Ly SITUATED tS THAT beautiful and romantic known as Glen Cove, open, for the reception of bo waiters. ily at quarter betores P.M., ‘A steamer also leaves the liaif-past 7, reaching the oity at favilion every mornin @ quarter ay A e'eloe! “i ‘The sce bathing ot her w OUSR, AT GREENWOOD LAK WaAwaranna nc is . BAT Ly is, ee ited at 4 intaly New York, ts ee Beant. Apply | ‘oO HLD, r PE TERON FELTER._ FORT HAMILTON, L. 1-13 NOW [AxiLtON HOUSE, FORT RAMILTON, 1. 1-18 OW or No, 3, N HAWLEY NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK— ietor.—This delightful eammer resi- sencon. For further particulars, oe eet Toetosn, Peck & Nixon, 34 Broadway, corucr KIVATE HOTEL AND BOARDING M4 Harley atroet, sigh § ve wate ape it to ail th poh — TN Toesl fa the vey contre © oariae ofthe metropolis. The charsas are Pig been Kindly permitted to re T! B. Lawrence, of Boston: Col. ied, Jun., Bay, of New York. D.—THIS ple: PAGODA, CLIFTON PARK, STATES ISLA tractive place of re In the countey, m presents ral beauty equal Popaything ti Tees and refrodsh- taents of all hinds. Quolt gr nie groans, en- campment and terest taad shovwhert. 10 convey passengers to the Hea io Leng! ap et MAY, N.J.—C0> SGRESS 7 ception of visiters. The prop Pal for the tiberal p patronage heretofore receiv. wogld ily solicit those intending to visit 2 pop’ the tenaos make hi 8". BATMING—LONG BRANCH, N. J.—THR SUD. bs will open hie house for the ‘reception of visitors ie day, HENRY HOWLAND. oT toms BOWDEN HAS LEASED THE NEW. LARGE, and commodions Stabl Attached to the Hamilton Those, at Fort Hamilton, L. T., where horse will be taken om livery. end where can bad. at all times, Horses, Car- finges, Uaht Wagons, andenddle Horses, on hires TELLEY'S Cy NT THE STYLE don Cotes, Hours 335 Broadway, orth Neeee corner, Little neck Clams. HELLEY'S SOFT SHELL CRANS, NOW IN HIGH season, server in enperior style, Little neck Clams, HRLLEY’S.— FAMILIPS CAN BE SUPPLIED At their residences with a very superior Turtle thei orders to Shelley's magnificent Cafe corner of Broadway snd Anthony streets at the Bie Of Wo Arnyesqne ba Little nooks &, and ears from Now | ROUGHAM'SLYCEUM, BROADW ay, NEAR bayied ‘treet.—Dress Circle an a fa ‘role, i Orchestra Stall Sea Doors conan vit ‘ i ithe the BLOOMERS. commence — Mr. Primitive Mr. Chip pendaie: te Mr. ee an; Miss Frimttive, Mie Haass im, Beoug ham. tte: TE! eit ir. T. 3 Miss oe » To pve oh with King Fulmisves, Mr Chivventaly Prine Goce ais Mr. fe; Prin iary Taylor; Openomle mis Julia Gould. oe a an unprecedented tive variety of entertainments. wdlars Will be duly sunownesd., Box book now spens Pat” ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM BKoapWay.rawg POPU- ‘stublishment, bea jet from July 7th to th de of A 4 plication to be made sm, 451 Broome treats? to Mr. Brougham, 451 Broome street. ECHANIOS. ahs, pes a BRoaDwar, ABOBV iurther notice, “Tho ongiaal aad ull cents CHISTES MINSTRE compraity msfclen nd versatile “corps Sito pase eter Sassari this city, for cca been received ie favor dienoes. ‘aon M Friday, July th, au after- Boon concert, commoncing ae Sorchocky, oy ty an after FELONS MINSTRELS, AT FELLOWS’ NEW MUST. eal Hal tvery might Pa between Howard and Grand This justly ec solebrated eed porforme ret Ff the sol “of. B. Pehow whove concerts in thie city have been received ith the Festest ‘favor by @ Union. every Wednerday and Saturday, for the, ia] aeeommo- na of families, commencing at three o'olock P.M. OV RRY THEATRE. — FAREWELL, BENEFIT OF M —Miss Vengo hie | monp 4 Announces her Be, Beneiit for Wednesday eves Tune sth, whea Tey a partormed the Mee i of 4 y? RANGE —Stetnaot t time), Mr. Eddy; x, Me 4 Hiftert, ¥r. Hamilto: which MATTEO FALCONI. 1 will Denia appear. To conclude with the foome ee CAPPARLE Box Look now opel EW ORLEANS § treshetritas esq RENADERS.— A CARD—TAE | cuflly notify the public that they | jew he popular: ie J. , who are the i «« New Or- J.B, FELLOWS. — TROUP' ley, the favorite perform Teana Serenaders,” EW ORLEANS OPERA AND Bay Samuel Santord jonager—ai Alexandria, Geot OW ER'S GREEK § SLAVE wit, BE EXHIITED FOR Ft time, 88 the Chinese Buil com: A.M. eton, 35 o ts. Season Rceoe: W conte. MAN Famprits Ls conte. respect just commenced a moet brill Hite the peimeipal elt citice ant towne of, New folowing order, vis:— Tu zich N Natick Pri day, Sth, Lawronces ‘Thee: Wednesday, 24, Charlestown; 9th, Bos Micatramsntel Conesct—auntena hakepeare Society Band, every Monday, W. sy. and Friday. commencing at half past throe o'clock. ‘ire weather is stormy, the concert will take place the next ct ER oF F abet J (AND oo ttrects, Potlade PF ncthe T. Barn’ pd H. Santord, Man: ire 29] the week, rf Vieasing farces both afternoon and evening. . Tho colle! Ol wonders crowded inte the eapacives talocne comprise some half dozen original collections, including the famous one by Peale. There are all worthy of a visit, and be wren, in the Leet for the 2 vans, ith, she performances ure Room, EXPRESS AGENCE ee es by Lachriaeon, Nel mer Agents, 67 Wall riloulere, HRISSON ALIFORNIA NOTIC! B. Miller & Co. board th ie tethmug Next ship: ment per Crescent City, Beh. flee, No. it Wall servcts CARD. BERFORD & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA Er We respectfully infsrm the pe hat oar ro proof building of the California Exchauge, on the corner of Clay and surronuded by ti aray streets, tt fort an exten large exp the steamers from Panama on the will go through to San Franciveo with our diepatehes. G. BR. Hoyt, of our New York Mr fice will accompany our ex lett, of our Boston office, will to Valparais e ten cents, No FPrchages should be water pre Goods reerived till 12 o'clock, BERFORD & CO., Oe , hime 2 Vesey stroct, Astor Honse. LIFORNTA EXPRESS NOTICE RXTRA!—ADAMS & Co's Groat California Freight, Package and Parcel F pteamer Cre turday, June 2th, mer Tennessee, from t ‘on the With July. neequence of the r ad Stockt « eficctuatly to guard axsin possibility o the | onvy ring at thia season w m tho (sthmu: Swett. ro favorably known t Freight Agent between Chagres and in®. and wio is now in our omploy upon the Toth haa, in anticipation of the requisition, made he moet ample provision mtire roate fot peedy tra ° S. Mail af Tranciace frem ow through, te pers getting f rd with gre dispate i avail themeclves of thin opportunityot sending hy out Mt y an arrangement with the U.S. Paeie Mall Sten, in ship Cor our express freight takes precedence of all others on thelr steamers. All larxe freight, to go ly th rs, om Saturday, 2th hi nvetoce) om ot before the Mth inet Patchow will be received wntil 2 0'ctoa ing. No charge t for ‘erything sent by this line must of condition, of i will be at the No aca should exceed 125 Ihe woight, MS & CO., 16 and 18 Wall street. News BT: SHIPPERS TO CALIFORNIA.GREGO ty's Califorwin &: = Per steamers Brothor Jona fed Crescent, City, i ng th June, ab io’ have the plearure to ‘in wa ger er’ thatour and forthe wand the pub- isco has azain, iy buildings int fbene, merchandise, imptitude tn dispatching goods from New York to Bap Francisco, the ratiatuction we he m on patronn, ibe ship by us on every steamer, (and to ‘whom we for.) ie tur better than anything we cam say in our own be a press Compa’ ments on the ete Shippers ean roly on their goods going throwrh withont de tention, Packages should be deliveeed at tho office on of be- fore the 20th or With inet. Parcel received watt! the cai made, All goede m of tho days the steamors 0 Chetom Honre charges rfectly waterproof, of = will be at the pers Teton ” Pace raweaco tick ota furnished e Above Menancts, Nt Moe lowest rates MPSON & ITITCHOOCK, Managesnad Agente, 149 cach steoot, papier. oy Monday, 7th, Tuce- | a, ‘Typenday end Saturday, 25th | i | | | 10,0C0 bales | ficiently relieved, and the quantity offering is still so NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. THREE DAYS LATER FRoM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA, AT HALIFAX, END OF THE WAR IN ALGIERS. ADVANCE IN COTTON. HIGHLY INTERESTING PROM ALBANY. PASSAGE OF THE CANAL onus BY THE SENATE. THE LANCASTER CONVENTION. Intelligence from ‘Washington, and All Parts of the Country, &e., &o., 80. BY NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, AND MAINE LINES, ‘TO PORTLAND, AND THENCE BY B. MERCHANT'S LINE, OFFICE, 29 WALL STRERT. Hauivax Tereonauw Orrrox, Tuxsvay Mouvina, Tune 24, The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, from Liverpool, at half-past 11 o'clock on the 14th, arrived at her wharf in this city at a quarter before 9 this morning. Sho brought 02 passengers, 67 of whom go through to Boston. Sbe has has no specie on freight. The Europa experienced strong head winds, aud did not set a square sail during the voyage. The news is three days later than that brought by the Arctic. At midnight, on the 11th, off the Maidens, the Europa Passed a large steam vessel, supposed to be the Africa, The steamship Franklin, of the Havre line, arrived at Cowes on Thursday morning, in eleven days and throw quarters from New York. The steam propeller Lafayette was to sail on Monday, tho 16th, for Philadelphia; and the City of Glasgow, for the came port, would sall the day following, both with a full freight of passengers. Corton, since the sniling of the Artic, has improved, and middling qualities are nearly an eighth higher. ‘The quotations for fair qualities are—Mobile, 575; Orleana, 65. The sales of the week were 46,510 bales, of which speculators took 3,200, and exporters 5,904. ‘The imports of the week had been 81,570 bales. There was considerable activity in the corn market, and dealers were operating more freely than for some time previously. Engiand. The Kngtish papers are unusually barren of interest. Parliament bad re-assembled, and had voted the army and navy estimates, including three hundred thousand | pounds sterling to cover the expenses of the Kaffir war. Mr. Anstoy's motion"reapecting the State prisonors at Van Dieman's Land had been withdrawn. A new measure, huving for its object a reform in the Chancery practice, had been introduced in the House of Commons. Doubts were beginning to be entertained in regard to the further prosecution, by the government, of the Bo- cles iastieal Titles bill. The Great Exhibition continues to attract immonso numbers of visiters daily, but the working classes have not, a& yet, 80 generally attended as was anticipated. The Galway people are exceedingly rejoiced at the prospect of having a speedy steam communication with the United States. France. Affairs in France are tranquil. Trade and commerce | continue to improve. On Thursday, the Bourse closed firm; fives having ad- vanced 30 centimes since the day previous. ‘The war in Algiers had been brought to.an end, by the suppression of the rebellion. ‘The other continental news is presumed to havo been anticipated by the arrival ofthe steamer Arctic. Commercial Affeira, CIRCULAR OF HOLLINGSHEAD, FITLEY & co. Lavenroon, June 12, 1351, ‘The cotton market has presented no new feature de serving of particular notice this woek, ‘The demand con tinucs pretty gocd, the daily transactions seldom being Jess than seven to eight thousand bales, The trade buy- ing rome trifle more than the week's cousumption, speculators «mall parcels daily, and for export the do- mand having fulrly eet im, there is a steady business doing; the sales to shippers seldom being less than 1,000 bales per day. With all this business, however, this is the fifth week in which the rales have been upwards of ‘The market does not yet appear to be suf- much in excess of the demand, that there is no buoyan cy in regard to prices, but a degree of heaviness, which, it scems probable, extensive sales alone can remove. Ame. rican descriptions are, however, as regards active business, a rbade dearer than last week; but the quotations remain ns given in our previous clroular, 3,020 bales American ond 180 Surat were taken on speculation, with 4.600 Ame- ricon, and 270 Pernams, and 1,120 Surat, &e., for export leaving for the trade 37,480 bales, The sules, to day emount to 10,000 bales, of which 9,000 were taken for ex- port, and the market 1s decidedly Srmer than quoted in previous parts of our circular, 12th of June. A goot Dusiness done in Manchester, the Inst few days. Closing prices—upland middling, Sd.; fair, 5°, a 57; Mobtle mid- dling, 5%; fir, New Orleans middling, 5';; fale 6):—« fair demand and a firmer market this morning, * Livenvoor, Jape 14, 1351 Corton —Sinee the sailing of the Artic, there has beon Inced a better feeling, and middling qualities aro nearly eighth dearer. Pair Orleans is quoted at 6'yd.; fair le, 57a. The total sales for the week ending to-day tated at 46.810 bales, of which 5,200 were taken by ulators, and 5,001 bales for exp ‘The imports the week have been 81,575 bales A( Havre, on the Lith, the cotton market was inactive. rotwithetanding the favorable reports from Englan Seles of Louisiana tres ordinaire at 85f. to S4f; and T2f to 79f, for bas Brraveresrs—There haa been considerable activity in the corn market. Millers and dealers have operated ly than for some time past. There have also purchases made on epeculaticn, Wheat has | advanced 2d. to $d. per 70 ths.; flour, 14, per barrel; and Indian corn 6d. per quarter. Provisiove —Beef —The finer descriptions attract more attention, and some purchases have been made on Lon don ncconnt. Inferior sorts are neglected. Pork.—Sales quite of a yetail character. Bacon is in better demand at rates current Inst week. Shoulders are lower by from 1s to, Hams quiet. Lanp is leas active Creeen commands more attention Scoan—The market bas been steady; the demand has been chiefly con‘ined to Kast Indian deseriptions — Eales of Porto Rico havo been made at 8s, to dla. Sa Motasses.—With light sales, Porto Rico, from the way, commands 10+. Corvee continues nominal Tra.—Common Congos are low command rates current last week, Rice is firmer,and in some cases a slight advance has been realized Rew isin fair demand, at late rates. Navat Stones. —Rosin is in better request, at Se. 1d. for common, and fs 3d for tho better qualities, Tarand turpentine are dull, at previous prices. Spirits of tur. ine is more active, but has not advanced in price. Asiies are in more request; and sales, to arrive, have n made at 284, a 28s. 34, for pote, and 909. for pearls Quercrrnon Bank continues dull, at unchanged prices. On.5.—Linsced is in moderate request, at £35 per tun; cod, no inquiry, Sales of real, to arrive, have been made at £90. Tun E Como inactive, and quotations are —cther sorts barely tint Stock Manner haa been more active , for money, clored today at 98%, and for 98's, which is an advance, Continental exchan, firm, A fair amount of business has been done are les in foreign stooks, Ts Asruucas Srernrties little has been done during the past week, United State 68, 112 0 113; “er, 107 8 108; Maswachuertts 5°, 106.8 107!;, Ohio Gx " Maryland 6's (bonds), 00 a1, Canadian 6's, Frasctsrs ate dull, and ebips plenty. Rates for dead ns weight are a eer: Staseaes passengers are less abun- \ dant. Stare or Tnave.—Prices in the manufacturing dis- | triots have an advancing tendency. ‘The prospects are decidedly better. ‘The weather for the last week has been warm and genial, and the hay and grain crops through- | out England and Ireland, are in the most healthy state and promise an abundant yield. Accounts from the | the next fiseal year. Continent, also, are very favorable for ~A che aid crops: Bid for NYort hin aL, ng Hntel ET mer L rit G: 3 Jone 3, Ne Brunswick, Hamb tirK Ath — ae merhaven; Johanna Fritch, do; Sth, Frederick, do; Annie, a ates the ell Be Harmonia, do; 6th, Cairo, Saree iPembeth, Peely Deals Caledoatns Guoentorray 1. Des eaten thcnantawer tehio, Tralee: 10th, Castle, Crookhaven: Prin: coos, Galway; Lav m0) Cly 40; Probue, a heodore, ‘Sremeniave aven; Lith, Prophet, Ang Me Pox, adi Deal; 12th,’ B 15, 7; ‘Tyrie Tiiverpoot th, Catharine, Liverpool for Boston; St h, Bremen; 1th, President, Liver- for Baltimore; 6th, J J Batherne, avepend lope April 24, Ovean Wave, from N ie sae 10, Union, for Boston, 29 Moni gt Madetre; Rios Siena or Hocaburg: fs itieue Be daa Tee: D Biiicn ieee aon Kame, Antwery: Sen. Duese ; Hamburg; Spleadid, ‘ork, Terney, Londonderry; ‘10e, American Congress, Graveeend; Hemiaphers, Liverpool, All tin, a th Keform Amsterdaim; Bremerha: Creilic, Dan! erpool; 7th, Queen, Gravehnds ins Bins, Liveapool; Joan, do; Johau- mid for Quebec, May 29, Independent, from Carthas Pi Portiean, Limerick, Rawort Kelty; do: 8, Aun Flora, Sligo; do. 7, Prodena, attcvees, i Suaderiand; do. ¥, Lo ra do. 1, sun ‘ustin ia Clrde, ¥ Deal; do. 12, Sustla Clyde, LANKOUS. Covrranay, June 5 —T! Friendship, M Culte derland, from Glasgow to Boaton, U on the veyed and wili proceed to the mearead port to re} Livanroon, Jase & Te A toent Gallatin, Bolor, from ork, has put leaky, having stew Blackwater Bank, sad must dischaoger ene Sreck 08 - * SPOKEN, ane it Evans, Liverpook for New Ter 5k pj end fe a ine, Rotterdam to New York; 3; lat 19 ‘ 7W, Alfred, Bremen to Ne York; 3, Chasis (Am wh), Bt He ona to Sy: toi Limerick, for gf weve, Bremen to Now + brig Wa tin ctor New York, Kow: standieh, Wisampoa to lionton, rn ast wil hen wi rae 2, Onward, Ldverpoot vo Philadelphis, May 29. Lae bd dat Unrreceventep Desvarc.—The Kuropa arrived: at Halifax yesterday morning, at abowt nine o'clock ; but owing to the bed working of some of tho lines east of Portland, we did not receive the flast part of our dispateh till about two o'clock, P. M., at which hour the agent of the Associated Press placed # brief summary of the news in the O'Reilly telograph office, at 181 “roadway, addressed to Westetn and Southern papers. Tho dispatch left the office in this city at precisely two o'clock and twenty minutes, and was delivered at the office of the New Urleans Picayune at preeisely two o'clock—thas beating time twenty minutes in its transmission. ‘Tho acknowledgment of the receipt of the news in New Or- k ans was received in this city at a few moments past four P.M. thus passing overs distance of upwards of 3.600 amiles of telegraph wires in about one hour and three-quarters, NEW YORK LEGISLATURE, SPECIAL SESSION. BY BAIN’S LINE, OFFICE WALL STREET. DERTA OF NON-RESIDENTS. ‘The Committee on Internal Affairs reported favorably. om the Dill to subject eortain debts owing to non- Fesidents, to taxation, and it was ordered to a third read- ing. The first two rections of this bill are as follows -— Section lat.—All debte owing by inhabitante of this Sta ing within the Cuited Staves, for the Teal estate, eball be deemog Property with wa of county ‘where the debter neelden aad es beck, shail be llaile to tesation tnthg ensue muasuer’ onde the same extent, as the pervoual estate of tho eitizens of this tat fore. the 25th July, ia each ¥ Troasurer of each Were owing on the first day of y rowed e tie Principal of such agent in ench town, in euch county, w! shall be verified by the oath of #vel agent, tak officer authorized to adwiuister oaths. MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPANTES Mr. Monoan gave notice thot he would ask leave to in troduce a bill ia relation to the assessment of mutual insurance companies. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANTER, Mr. Moncax also gave notice of his intention to intro Teleco say duce # bill to amend the act im relation to all oompinies | transacting the business of | BROOKLYN. MILITIA Mr. Cnoss introduced a bill to extend the time for the enrollment of the militia in the city of Brooklyn. ADJOURNMENT OF THY LEGISLATURE Mr. Jonnsow introduced a concurrent resoiution for the final adjournment of the Logislature on Tuesday, the first of Jaly, Laid on the table. PHINTING THE COMFTHOLLER'S REPORT insurance in this State. A resolution wax adopted providing for the printing ot | 8 large number of copies of the Comptroller's report ow the flonnees, in anewer to a rerolution. THe cANAL recommit the he mrs bill, with to trike out Mr. Srantox mow 0 See. 2. The sum of eight hundred thonsand dollars iy al Sppropriated for th c ified in the firy th 7 tlon, wh on the fret Mr. Ba the Whe the C mmittec of mittes to amend for the completion of neh canes hou-and dol the whole of the work cleven millions six bundre ta. Lost I Tor Staten Intact ed | Y iH eda, Re Matbilia, Blstwore’ | adelphis, do; 10th, | | the Hoase adjoarned, wall mot exesed | inte | suspected of getting up the humbug. PRICE TWO CENTS, Mr. 0. Acies moved to vane: Carried. Mr. Townsexy moved to recommit to the Jadiciary | Committee, Mr. Srienance moved to amen’ by referring to the | Committee of the Whole, Carried. An act oppropristing moneys to certuim colleges and | wesdemies. Pansed: An act providing for the payment ef the canal debts, end the completion of the works contraoted thereon for ‘uaaed n art to amend the cliarter of the frotor Aqueduct Be dank in the city of New Yor%. Passed. Aun act to amend the art to authorise the appointment of commissioners to tate the proof and = nowledg- ment of deeds, wills and ether ye aad to adrinister oaths, &c.,in other States a a tortes, Paseed, USFINISHED BUSINES. Mr. Mose offered a resolution that the Hours hercafter hold ‘afterncen seusons, commencing, thie atternoen, After some debate, - resolution was laid on the'table. fe MILATZA MELE, Thofommittee of the Who, Sir, Underwood in the chair. reported progress on'the Militia bal. After which ‘Washtegton Ftems. THE TALCOTT COURT MARTIAL —MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT ANIYCABINET—TU® SECRETARY OF WAR DEAD’ LETTERS--GEN, FOOTD, ETC., ETC. Wasnuxarox, June 24, 185% The'Talcott Court Martial reassembled this morniag; and were evorn in, General Clarke was still absent, ‘The Judge Advocate read the charges and’ specitie ations syainst Talcott. [The charges were published’ in yes- torday’s Heretd | Cxptain Meynadlor omd Secretary Conrad were exams ined at lengtlsin support of the charges; and the Secreta- ry’s evidence was not concluded at the adjournment. Poesident Filmore is expected at Norfolk to-day. . Webster has left for Capon Sprizgs, and will re- main there three or four days. ‘The Postmaster General has left here 30 join the Pre- B'dent at Norfolk. La ters from Misslasipp3 say that General Foote will be choses Governor by an overwhelming mazority. ‘The Republic this morning. in noticing tie report that Mr. Conrad, Secretary of War, intends (0 resign, says that it js not true, and that it has good reason to know thas none of tho cabinet have any thought of resigning. Four hundred thousand dead letters were received at the Generel Post Office yesterday from California. ‘The Bank of the Metropoiis has declared w half yearly dividend of four per cent. Sales were yesterday made of Chesapeate and Ohio Canal bonde ui $88, From Boston. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE—JKNNY LIND'S ComerRT. Toston. June 24, 1851. A fire beoke out this morning, at No. 12 Atkinson street, sooupied by Messrs. Collins eo washing fitid manu- toturers, whose loss la abows $6,000. Mesers. Wetherall, Stone & Woods bad a large quantity of dry goods stored. | in the house. Their loss is $12000, The building was owned by Samuel Sandford, and is insured for $5.000. Messrs. Coins & Co. are insured in the Fireman's office for $5,000. Messrs. Wetbesull, Stone & Woedwere in- sured in the Manufacturers” office for $7,000. The total Joss is abowt $20,000, The ovigin of the fire is not known. AtJenny Lind’s concert, t evening, a gentleman requested, im behalf of a mamber of strangers present, that she would sing the “Bird Song,” which was not in the progremmo. Mr. Benediet replied that ho thought it was asking too much ; but on the request being com- mupicated to Misa Lind, she instantly compted. The audience were enraptured, and the applause lasted at least five minutes. The Conneetiout ‘Legislature —Firo, &e. ‘Hanrvonn. June 24. 1891. ‘The Senate. to-day, coneurred in commutin: the puns ishment of Calhoun and Massancth, for murdering White, to imprisooment for life. ‘The barn of Captain Henry Barnard, on Washington her with some horses, was destroyed by fire It was the work of an incendiary. Judicial Klection—Large Fire, &c. Pirrsnvncu, Juve 24, 1851. Judge Burreil's majority in Westmoreland. for the street, last night. | files of Judge of the Court of Common Meas, is 1,482. Three houses on Grand street, were burved this morn fing, Tons not ascertained. but covered by insurance he water in the chanucl measuras two feet tendnches. The river is low and prospects of rain good. Excitement at the Norfolk Na’ Noxrou. great excitement among tho workmen em- pineal at port Navy Yard, in consequence of an order ned by Cortmandant Stringham to admit no workmen to the yard exeept during business hours The workmen | territor: held a meeting, and appointed a committee to visit the | Commandant and Commandant refused, alleging that ilferipg had been committed, The workmen then a inted auother eom- jueet him to rescind the order, The | mittee to wait on President Fillmore, and request bia interference, “They at once ted for Old Point Comfort. ‘The committer appointed to invite the President, have not yet returned. Considerable interest iv manifested In our city ele. tion, which takes place to-morrow. From the South. Bactimons, June 4. 1851 The cars from Philadelphia were delay at till 6 o'clock this evening. by # slight accident to the machinery of the locomotive beyond Wilmington have received nothing south of Augusta to-night. nin Convention have decided that the Judges tthe Court of Appeals shall hold office for 12 years, and be ineliginte after 70 years of ag Eryan M. Morell bas been appointed Postmaster of Savannah Torrents of rain fell at Richmond on Seturday and Sunday nights. Late from Honduras—Dea buchic—Movements of Steamships. New Onteana, June 24, 1851, e intelligence from Balize, Honduras, to the w 15th ine ‘The new British superintendent har arrived at Baline. ‘The British are now cutting mahogany in Spani duree—nearly the whole of the produce of Bali ext austed The britivh conti to hold the Teland of Ruatan Gen. Arbuckle died at Fort Sinith on the 11th inst ¢ stcamehip Union, Capt Budd, from New York, ar- rived here this morning. The Georgia will leave on Saturday. full of passengers. ‘The steamships Pampero and Louisiana arrived this morning from Galveston. No news, Htat at Cinernmatt, vr June 24. 1851 A Vutlalo bunt. attended ty indians, was got up, yee. terday. cpposite this city, at Covi a thousand Petrone Were present, The buflalors, when attacked by the Indians, showed no dis to fight; and the crowd, seving they were bum! became excited aad fired at the Indians, The t ried towards Wood's Mus theorand persons had collected, and were commencing a rict, when the Mayor and 2 strong posse of police arrived on the ground and arrested ten of the ringleaders. The tion was to mob the museum. the proprietor being ‘This, however, Mr Stanron and Mr. Hancock addressed the Senate in | Mr. Wood denice relation to the motioa of the former. Mr. Stastow's proposition was lost Mr. Lyon nddiessed the Senate in anewor to Mr. Stan ton Becelving Stolen Goods, die. Provence, June 24, 1851 On rearching the premiscs of Mr. James Harard, have exerted their influence in some | Darl ) tiea. and mareb them in insolent (rit of General Ar. H veing | | Sth inst., you will much obi | Clark arrested. Mr. Cannons, addressed the Senate till a late hour, | pawn! roker, cuxpreted of receiving stolem property, = when the final vote was taken, and the bill passed by the | quantity of goods belonging to Mr. Kenney, of New Bed. following vote: — and stolen from him several months since, were a long time lately beem | of Onside; John Schenectady: Lyon, of L New York: Owen, of Cattarague Fandford, of Monbgomer inson, of Alleghany: mmaker, of Ulster; Upham, ke Stanton, of Seni SODUS AND OFWRGO CANAIA, ad the bill for enlarging the eg The Senate held an executive sersion, at which Robert B. Minturn and Charles IH. Marshall were confirmed as Commissioner of Emigration, Adjourned Assembiy. Acoawr, June 24, 1851. Aeron oF ComMiTTE es Mr. Wano reported favorably a bill to aid colored persons emigrating from this State. Ordered to a third tending. ‘owners Feported favorably @ bill relative to th Mr retention of witnesees in criminal cases, in the city and county of Now York Mr. T. HL. Bexrorer reported favorably the bill to appropriate a portion of the United States deposit fands for the aid of colleges and medical institutions, which was made the special order for tomorrow, at tea on ke Mr. Uxornwoon reported favorably the bill to amend the charter of the American Mutual Insurance Com- pany: Mr. Turis moved that the Committee on Commerce and Navigation be discharged from the further ¢ msider- ation of the billto incorporate the Union Wharf Com- pany, end that it be ordered to a third reading. Car- ried. Mr. W. T. Gascony introduced a bill ty incorporate the Benevolent Sceteties’ Savings [nstitution in the city of New York Mr. Finuiw gave notice of a bill to reduce the State tux EW YORK ALMA HOUR ‘The annual report of the Superintendent of the Poor, ot with the report relative to the Alms House of New York city, was received from the Secretary. Mr. Waresax moved to pet three times the usual nunvber of copies. Referred TWIRD READING OF MILER Annct authorizing the appraisal and paymont of da mages to the Duflsloand Black Rock Hellrosd Company wred robbery, Gnverclomeat, and armas. Lost 5 | the surveiilance of the police. Large quantities of stolen goods have been found on his premises, and of Mentos, Mirsan, of | feral perrons have been arrested upon suapicion of having been concerned in the numerous burglari:s com. mitted im this city, aad adjoining towns, during the past nine months The Pire on Board the Lone Cranieston, Ju ‘The fire on the Lone Star has been e} wer hold is flooded, and condition by the water. The ‘The ball is bat little no cargo bas yet been extracted injured, President Fillmore Declines Visiting Porta- mi Powresovry, Va, Jane 24 1851 A letter has been received from the President, in re to an invitation to visit thie place, in which he says duties will prerent him from doing so. iy Cholera at the West. Sr. Lovrs, June 28, 1861 The total mortelity of the city, for the week ending yesterday, was Z73, of which 149 were from cholera, mortly confined to emigrants. Orserexate, June 24, 1851 The Roard of Health isewed their first bu ‘They report, after full investigation, only « cases of cholera, and nothing to cause alarm, of to te- Quire more than ocensional meetings of the board. A break occurred in the Susqnehan . place, yesterday, [tie expected to be quickly repaired, Court of —_ Lwin, June 98. 1661 Cause No. 9 was concluded durivg the forenoon roa- tion, and in the afternoon No, 10 was argued aad also concluded Telegraphic Reports, New Onurans, June 4. 1951 Cotton ie in limited demand. Sales barely 1000 bales. ‘The better qualiiice are firm, aud the lower grades ate easier The atook Is reduced to 85.(00 bales, Mes pork lent $140 $14 25. Froights are dail, © to Liver. poolis takrn at G 16d. Money fs #0 ge at | sight op New York is at aquarter divcount. Tobacco is bear; in? linited demand, at $3 30 changed. Bacon yesterday four is dull, Corn ia wo with a large increasing stock Ohio $3 60. to day, FOO bhis, sold at | ment bas not thoug! | treeting to supply the | censed, (to wit: in Aug Hayti, &e. Wasurxotom, June 17, 1851. Eprtona oF rie N.Y. Tarmusn:— A friend has just called my attention to an editorlet article in your paper of the Sth imst., headed “The St. Domingo Annexation Scheme,” in which I find the following statements:— 1, That I was sent to that isiand by Messrs. Polk an@ Buchanan 2. (It is insinuated) that while there, as the diptomatie representative of the United States, I made proposals, aa the agent of « company of American speculators, to sup- oly Deminican government with war steantors aud lonists from the United States. &. That the ultimate object of the United States go- vorpment in sending me there, as well as the of te proposals so alleged to bxve been made by me to thas. jovernmen?, was the annexation of the island as rlave erritory to the United’States, Ly it me to aay that the siaguiar confusion of dater in tie editorial referred to, and the “startling politioad tions” extracted from a purely commercial enter- prise, might seem to have been ingeniowsl prema for the purpose of catering to the appetite of your ers, avd of showing on what small capital an 2 cling leader can be manufactured in these quiet times. as I wish tc believe that you were actuated by a better motire, 1 beg leave to iaake known to you and your venders, Ist. That I was not sent to Saint Domingo ON Pvik and Buchanan, but by Gen. Taylor and Mr. Olay- tom; that I was not selected because I was # Southerm men, skilled or zealous “in the annexation line,” bus because the government required some confidential tial pee son,who spoke Spanish to repa‘e immediately to the Indies. Nor did I accept the missicn out of any seal for onpexation, but reluctantly. aud, as it tured out, un- fortunately for myself, as the conditionson which I con~ rented to go, and which were inter ded tocompensate me for the interraption of my business, were not fulfilled ag the time of Gen. Taylor's sudden death. As the govern- it proper yet to make public the ob- ject and results of my mission I do not feebat liberty to State what was the object. But I may with propriety” soy, that it was not cither annexation or the extension: ¢f slavery. as charged by you; that so faras | am imform- ed or believe, neither ever occurred to sg mninds of those who sent me. or was contemplated dy mi 2. Yourimputetion that I united to the official eba- racter of a diplomatic representative that of on agent for @ company of American speculators. is wholly unde- served; and the charge that I made proposals inthe lator capacity, while I was “lis Excellency, or duly accredited, charge de a aires of the United States,” is wholly untrue, My miesion was a seeret one, and I was not to make uyrelf koowa until such time as cireumstances shoul@ require; and inasmuch as on wy arvival L_ made diligent inquiries in regard to the country: its products, wealth, capabilities, &e., it was for some tine eupposed by many— whore misconceptions I did not think it necesaury or ex- pedient to remove—that my object was commerce peculatiqn. I trust thet you have not availed yourself of this circumstapee to misrepresent my conduet, bus have rather been misled by your informant. I made no overtures, while at San Domingo, for con- overnment cither with colonists or stenmers; but my advice was frequently asked by the President, and by many other influential persone, as to the best means of procuring bc th, and I promised that ( would be the mediam of communication.on the subject, if on my return to the United States, I should meet with ary one derirous to undertake such contracts. 1 lef San Domingo in May, reached here in Jue, and several monthé after my connection with the goverument had or September,) forwarded from, Warhington propossls in my name. The real contrac- tors were Northern men, prompted by no “cavery influ- ences,” and actuated solely by the ~almighty Yankee Gcliar;" and the project was @ purely consmeraral Laving no reference to annexation or the extension slavery. For my Cwm part, however, I wish not to con- ceal that, in becoming the medium of communication for there proporals, I bad « pol.tical, as well as @ money making object. That object was, not the extension of slavery, or the annexation of slave territory, but solely te nid in protecting the Pominicans from the attacks of their biack neighbors, the Haytiens, and from a repeti- tion of the secres of crime and hoiror which marked the victory ef the blacks over the French eolonists, and | ould again surely follow» suecessfal invasion by thems be Dominican end of the island. This sympathy, jh Tam proud to profess for the Dominieans, is, I be- lieve, common to every richt minded foreigner who haa visited the island. LI refer you toa letter from Port aw Prince, published in the Journal of Commerce, im Auguas or September laet. The writer, ae I have since learned, and as you will at once ree by a perusal of his better, ie | a friend of the ro race, and, if not am abolitionist, | ie certainh: dseble: Lnheeed with the Northern sentimans on that subject. Speaking of the efforts of the English, French. ond American Coneuls to dissuade the Emperor from his intention of invading the Dominican - be says — “1f these Consuls shall succeed in dissunding hin (Sovlougue) from his march, and thus restore this long distracted and most unhappy inland, ot riebly deverve the plaudite of the elvlized. wortd ure the ‘eivilized world’ are ignorant of the ane in which wars are carried on here, or they would long “£o ‘barous rcenes enaceed and enact ting Roost ‘And in relation to the naval paper ots then being made for an attack on the Dominicans, the same writer Huy om *Odious as the slave trade is justly regarded, philan- thropy and humanity would say, far soonor furnish vee sels for that service than for this. In regard to the Die seizure of vietims they are the same, but in Africa there victims have neither intelligence nor civilization, and are but little above the brutes; while here I have teen the soldiers in their rage surround the chapel of tht Methodist Missionary on the Sabbath. and teke yourg men, whore intelligence and moral worth were Fuch as to render them an honor te dil from whence they were sent on board subjugation of the Dominicans, that are thus stigmatized, \ the writer) Te so much as an opport every Sout State. Agaia ard again them eay that the Haytica miti | was worre than any slavery they had Cy peg What- | ever else is done th ships, old or ne name of humanity, against their bei verpment."" By Putliching this, my reply, to eat editorial of the OKEBN, T protest, hg old Police nsaltigeness Arrest of a Fugitive Yesterday morning officer Beli arrested. in South «treet,» young man. a fagitive from New Jereey, by the name ot Thomas MeGarrity, on ebarge of rcbbing his half brother, Moses BR. MoGarrity, of agold watch valued at fifty dollars, together other property. The complainant resides at New Joreey. and in his absenoe Thomas broke open the trunks and earried off the watch, came to this ett am took passage in the ship Argo for Liverpool cused wae detained by the chicf, to be sent jan New Jerecy for trial Prcitives from Philadelphia —Oficers Reed and Clark. red yeoterday Wm. B. Adams, alia# Aaron Joues, Jobn Wilhams, alias John Wiley, ona bench ware 1 forwarded tothe Chief of Police. wherein they stand cberged with a grand larceny, on suspicion of stealing tro diomond breast pins. valued at about seventy dollars. They were both conveyed hack to Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. tornewer the charge. trrest of @ Counterfeiter—Ofiecrs Reed, Hogan, and frday a man calling himself Joseph Korenkrane on a charge cf obtaioing a copper plate to be engraved for the purpore of altering bank notes of the Bank of New York, at Hadley, in this State, from the denomination of ones to that of tens. The accused, k sinee, applied to Mr. Dangerfield, an em corner of Fulton and Neseou etreets, who under- h and then gave the necessary information of Police. The above officers were placed ‘on his track. and his arrest was accordingly made, Om searching the pervon of the prisoner three countert It tencent pieces and a five frape pices were found, exe- | euted in a manner well caloulated Qo deceive. The pri Seack was Onttined by the Chic of Putco to taves | ward poli further hearing Charge of Stealing $600 . arrived in this eity y OMoer Jefforey, of the Third terday from Roston, ‘homaa | having in custody ® young ian by the mame of T carne between decks was mostly saved. but in » damaged | 0 Toone 15th « wateh resides Mr. Dic! and while who stands charged with stealing, about the T May tact, $600 in gold coin. and likewise & gold ied nt $100, the property of B. Dic Yorktown, York county, Virginin. neon was on a vielt go New York ay lodging at 157 Weat street. the accused ia charged with going to his pockets, stealing the watch and gold ther fod then making bis escape from this city to Boston, where be was detected and arrested, and brought back for trial on the charge ‘The Opera at Castic Garden, “Ernani" is to be produced to-night, with all the | effect which the resources of Maretzek’s great company Fe An act to amend the Revised Statutes in seation to | Tse Ae et sete ies Clea Tied swt #08 | Sea can eupply, for the purpose of producing « grand mast- cal triainph. The cast of characters includes several of the most du tinguished artists of the company, and the grand orchestra and chorus will be found, we doubt not, very effective throughout the opera. The warm woather is now baving ile influence on the enterprise of Maret- ack and it isn benutiful sight to witnest two or three thousand persons excited to enthusiasm by the talen® which attracts them to the garden, Marine Affairs. Tre Dowerr Lawsen, Yesvennay The otipper ship Hornet. for the California and China trade, and steam- ship Roanoke, to trade between New York and Rich- mond, were launched, yesterday afternoon, by Meese. Weetervelt & Mackey. Owing to the crowded state of our columns we are compelled for a day or two to defer & description of there versela A New Lior Hoc ae. —The Tron Pile Light House wpom ort Keef, is finished. raving the lining of the dwelt- tnd tbe lantern, winch is im the New York we, ‘This light ie 128 feet high, and in clear weather may be econ thirty miles at sea, Placed upon the ¢-Areme —aa5 f, amd with