The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1852, Page 6

\-* EEE COMMERCIAL APFAIBS, MONKEY MARKET. Monnar, April 26-6 P. M. monaan su fc: oem SE A NA AC ON A aa eran - a ots (cles arising, of dificultics ooeyrring, that willralse | Near ait the aggregate Breoki; telligence. eee the teetion of legality of eusticionciiiy, Then wv | oleapriesd en thachipmoeettt anemsnane: I a 3 ADVERTISEMENTS | RENEWSD EVERY DAY, | | BUBOPEAN J evening, laborer Nn “A ANANDA A may lon'* forall sts of litigation, and Perhaps repudia- | ments of cotton to‘all ports, ‘fille (tidy of) “Ramee, Dombleton, cetaceans y EG FIFT “ig > ae RAVELLERY HAND GUIDE, OR CLASSI ¥iRD Lata lion. 80, {4F a8we can judge freoiithe hots which now | the total value boos aes have eee | rate ae mee aed arti FIRTH PACK ow T ivctaitisimonte eat ro 2 Pak, ae " the amount of ee fully soleotod and redemm The stock market opened rather heavy this morning, | °CC™! t® ™# = penny ‘within the past | very active lately. and i my ec trea ithe apt a hipaa ag ace ware AUCTIONEER, HOUBE AND STATE AGENG, Bo faz as prices were concerned. Thero was about the | To yeu byb.® cities and boroughs, toald | reduced. ‘In other tothe GooD BARGAIN —eam9 —A NICE TIN- De Berar 20 2 John atrect, Adetpht, by appomniment t different railroaa’ Companies, cannot be much short of | change of importance, nc tty mortar eons maton ny: na, | A $, with @ penis et of too he Sarda Bolietac, ead Poruvien tionn, the sual activity among speculators, At the first board Reading Railroad declined 3s per cent; Stonington, %; Norwich & Worcester +s; Virginia Sixes, 4. Long Land advanced +; percent; Canton Company, \. There was fn aanalt sale of Nicaragua Transit Company, the first for fevers! days. at prices previously current. This shows great firmness among holders, It appears almost impos- ible to get Erie Railroad more than a fraction above vighty-nine percent. The fluctuations of all the leading fancies om the list, recently, have been very limited. and *peoulation for the time is at a stand still, This must con- tinue so, until prices give way sufficiently to induce many who have sold out and withdrawn from the market, tocome in again for another inflation, An operator who pur- chases Eric, Reading, Canton, and several other stooks, MM curreut prices, must either be entirely ignorant of Beir actual value, or has eontracts to fulfil, and is com- Pelled to deliver stock instead of paying difference. Phe brokers are still much larger holders than suits their Kieas of safety. In about six or eight weeks, the Wall Btreet gentry will be desirous of closing up their specula- Live operstions, prior to taking their departure for water- ing and other places, and unless they avail themselves of the present high prices ruling, and the little excitement remaining, to get rid of their stocks, they will make a mistake, and some of them may have to forego the plea- fure of fashionable resorts. Wall street is, by no means, ‘2 desirable residence during the hot days of July, and those who oan get away are lucky “fellows, Outsiders, whomay have been unfortunate enough to have pur- shased fancy stocks, and can afford to carry them, are not to be considered for a moment. They can put their certificates in their pockets, and go where they please. Wehave a great deal of sympathy for the poor brokers wf Wall street The annexed statement exhibits the gross receipts of She Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company, in each of the first three months of the past two years :—— Tnevease. $18, 09 66 31 "20.110 23 Mareb 69,731 0 Total.... $105,015 29 The road bas been rapidly extended, and the receipts this year are, of course, from a greater length of line. ‘This amount of income, from an unfinished road, is cor- tainly extraordinary, and is some slight indication of what Will be realized when completed, and connecting all the great points along the contemplated route to the West The house of Clark, Dodge & Co., the well known Dankers and domostic exchange brokers of Wall street have just organized a bank at Springfield, Winois, called Clark's Exchange Bank, under the free banking law of that State. They commence with circulating notes to the amount of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, se- ured by a deposit with the Stute Treasurer, of Hlinois nnd Missouri State stocks. The circulation of this bank srill be increased as wanted, until it reaches half «mil. lion of dollars. A bank under this law will soon be started at Peru, Hlincis. under the name of Illinois River Bank, the circulation of which will be secured by deposits of Vir- ginia State Stocks. A new bank isabout being established in Troy, with a capital of $800,000, of which Geo, Law is to be President and principal stockholder. It iy stated that the Peoples’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Massachusetts has assessed its members fifty per cent of their premium notes to moet its losses. ‘The total value of oxports from Baltimore to foreign ports, during the week ending the 22d inst., amounted to $67,407 80. The Milwaukie Sentinel noticee a counterfeit three dol- Yar bill,on Burch’s Chicago Bank, in circulation there ‘and clsewhere, which is very well calculated to deceive the inexperienced or unwary. It is a very good imitation of the genuine bill, the main difference being that the words “Chicago Bank’ in the original are shaded, while in the counterfeit they are clear. It has been discovered that a great many French silver coin have been largely deteriorated in value. The pro- cess has been to remove one scale of a silver coin with a very fine saw, cut out the silver in the middle, fll up with bacer metal, solder on the surface again. and leave the Pieoe looking as before; those of the pieces thus altered bear the effigy either of Louis XVIIL., Charles X., or Louis Philippe. The frand was first detected in the Bani of France. The depreciation amounts to about seven- tenths of the first value. The friends of the Schuykill Navigation, we understand anticipate no difficulty in arranging the liabilities of the Company, under the late law of the Legislature. and are senguine of resuming the payment of interest on the com- mon loans within the present year. The Legislature of Maryland has, by a special act, which we annex, authorized the city corporation of Baltimore to issue ite bonds to the amount of one mil- lion five hundred thousand dollars, in aid of the con- struction of the ParkeMbarg Railroad. Nontuwestery Virointa Raruroan Src. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, that the Mayor and City Cuuncil be, and_ they are hereby authorized and empowered, to give such aid to the Northwestern Railroad Company of Virginia. as they may decm expedient ; either by leniling to the said Railroad Company the «tek or bonds of the said city, on condition that the said Railroad Company shall pay the interest on said stock or bonds, until the time when the suid raitrond shall be completed and opened to the Ohio river, or by a guaranty of the bonds of the said Railroad Company. Drovided, however, that the amount tor which the said city shall be responsible, shall not exceed the sum of one million five hundred thousand dollars. Exc. 2. And be it enacted, That to enable the ssid Mayor and City Council to meet the liabilities to be incurred by by them tor principal ox interest, under the authority hereby conferred on them, they are empowered hereby, ‘over and above any existing privilege, to raiso money here- tofore imposed upon then, to borrow any amount of money not exceeding one million and a half of dollars, from such persons,on such terms. and for such length of time, as they, the said Mayor and City Council, from time to time may find convenient and expedient tor the uccom- Pllsime nt Of the purposes contemplated by this act. c.3. And be it enacted, That the said Mayor and city Council of Baltimore are hereby authorized and em- powered, in addition to any power of taxation heretofore vested in them, to levy upon the assessable property with- in the limits of the city of Baltimore, or collect by tax, according to the usual mode of raising money by taxati ~ in the said city of Baltimore. any sun or stims of mor which may be necessary to pay and discharge the princi ‘é pal and interest of any loan or loans which may be ob- tained by the said Mayor and City Council of Baltimore in pursuance of this aet. ‘The above is given for the purpose of showing the ex- tent to which this system of eontracting debts is carried in most communities. The city of Baltimore has created a large indebtednesé in this way, and there is hardly a city of any magnitude in the Union which has not deeply involved itself in a similar manner. Baltimore very lately sold several thousand shares of stock in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at a discount of thirty per cent from cost twenty-five millions. f dollars. This is not the ead, The movement is still go. OD. and such is the mania for building railronds, in se, Sections of the country, that we have no doubt every ¢.'ty and county of any impor- tance in the Western State’; Will sooner or later find themselves burdened with imn’ense debts, the interost ‘on which they will find it difficuxt or impossible to pay. Indications have already appeancd, tending towards repudiation. Some time since an advertisement appeared in a Western paper, signed by several of the most promi- nent inhabitants of a county which had become largely indebted by issuing bonds to aid some railroad company, calling upon tax payers not to submit to the special tax levied for the payment of interest on those bonds. It was argued that the act authorizing the issue was unconstitutional, and that no one was bound to pay any tax except for county, State, or other public purposes. ‘There is certainly sound sense in such reasoning, and these questions will, before the lapse of many days, be- come very prominent and important ones in most of our State courts. The Supreme Court of the United States will, probably have the final disposition of some of the points that will be raised in those of inferior power. State governments, undoubtedly, have a right to make loans for the purpose of constructing public works—the revenue of which goes into its own treasury. Citios have, without doubt, the same power to create a debt for the purpose of supplying the public with water, for the improvement of streets, erection of buildings, &c., for public purposes, Counties, towns, and villages have the power, constitutionally, to raise money by an issue of bonds, for local purposes; but we doubt the constitution ality, or even the legality of States, cities, counties. towns, or villages, issuing bonds, or creating a debt in any way, for the purpose of aiding public improvements beyond their limits, or such as are in no way required to develope the resources of the section of country under their immediate and sole jurisdiction, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va- lue of cortain articles exported from this port for the | weck ending the 24th of April, distinguishing tho destina- tion and extent of shipments to each place :— Commence or tHe Pont or New York—Werexy Exrorts, LIVERPOOL. Quantity. Value. N. stores, bbls. 1280 $2,674 501 Flour. bbis Oat meal, bbls. "167 Wheat, bu: Corn, bush... .4.876 Ship bread, bbls.189 Firearms, cases.. .5 Books, Paint, cks. 3 Tea, ches Trimmings, Cobalt, cases, 5 Sperm oil. gals. Mf. tob., 1ba.18, 00 Grease l'd,Lbls Ess. oil, cases.....8 Fustic, tons. pes Shooks. . Total......... $517,526 HAVRE. Cotton, bales. .1,668 $61,889 N. stores, bbls..350 $440 Jewelers’ as. bbls.64 10.900 Q. bark, bags...357 "429 Feathers, ca Staves. Spars Segars.. 1 8,700 Pot ashes, cks..156 4,054 16,000 '800 Cedar, logs......88 688 3 250 96,000 2,770 Total.........+$85,770 ot eee Manhattan Bk. 120 ion” Bi 32 Metropaltan Hank ior 2 Nioaragus Tran Co, SWBAIAIIAY: e | Br ‘Sales were made 14, and pearis at $6 3144 per 100 Ibs. Breapsturrs.—Flour moved to the extent of 6.500 bbls. ne —— and Western; ordinary, at former. lenesee, at $4 8144 a area Beng ty Ohio at j oxtra Obio, at $6 183¢ & $6 56, $5 1834 w $5 B75 ate "There wore 200 barrels Jersey and Brandywine meal taken, at $3 25 and $3 50; while in rye flour, wheat, or barley ing “Domestic oata fell to ‘Tigo, a 4le., and were in slow request. Rye ruled firm, 2.000 bushels bringing 7€c; as did also corn. of which there were 13 060 bushels — ond TR" Southern bought, at 650. a Ke. whington Drove Yard. 2,000 boeves, ay 500 Southern end Wertern, remainder this State.) The market continues very firm, and prices, if anything, are a little better than last week.’ G | mana 73g. to OX: extra Genesee, at) additional was done, retailing qualities com- About 200 left over. Browning's. 70 cows and calves. Sales at from $1%to 1,300 on sale; sales at 100 lambs offered, and sold at berlain’s—Hudson . 20 unsold, Sheep, from $3 to $5 50 a $8 50. from $3 to $5, All sold. At Cham! River Bull’s Head.—Offered, 260 beef cattle —all sold— ; 80 cows and calves, at $22 50, $30 a $45; 800 shcep and lambs, at $3 50, $4.50.a $7 90—ail sold. Corrss.—Excepting the disporal of 150 bags St. Do- mingo, at 7240., we have nothing to report. Corrsr.—Yellow metal continued steady, though quiet | sales at 8c. a 93, Corron.—The speculative tendency of the market con- tinnes without abatement, the sales t : 3.500 Wales, at full and extreme pr reduced amount on sale—exhibit age. in the week on good qualit Fretonts.—To Liverpool, a! HAMBURG, Cotton, bales..1,078 $40,584 Tobacco, cases...25 eo 545, | | Tob., 450 Do. hhds.. .14) 0. v0 Do. mfd..1bs.3; 350 268 | Tops, bale 873 Redwood, pieces .740. 160 | Lignumvite pes.605 75 N.stores, Dbis...500 735 aleb’e, 1bs.22,765 11. a4 Skins, pigs 1 8 Shoe pegs. bbls sh, bbl Hmcwisioll cases 302 Honey, tor.....100} 3 go Jalap, bales......10 873» Do.’ bbis.....18f 9 Varnish, Cotton, bales... 154 $443] Rye. bush.. bers $39,139 Wheat, bat : { 5 814 3,434 : : 260 $1,220 "568 Flour, bbls. . 979 = 3.080 Honey, tc 809 Rye, bush... 2,300 2,200 Tobacco, cs.. 25 790 px ant 5 S'parilla.bales 10 224 = Total..... +++ $41,827 PALERMO, Tobacco, hds 909 Staves.......42,800 $1,007 Do.’ ca. $3,990 Domesticapks | 5 | 214 N. stores, bbls to 80 Beef, bbis.... 35 335 Mach’: kes 9 598 Carriage . 1 200 Nails, 22 Ag Rom gus... 208 100 Mabog'y, logs ety Total - $7,901 BRITINM NORTH AMERICAN Cojoures. Flour, bbls... 1,008 $4,180 Pork: 645 $10.202 110 Ollcioth’g.ca 48 1,514 : 13 Toa Rootsshocker 20 S10 M.tobacco,lbs 25.739 2.710 Leather, Ibs. 2444 288 Tea,Ibs...... 7.415 1.256 Corn meal.bls 100 331 Ryemealbbis 250 800 S. bread, bbls 70 150 Domerticapks 63 3,163 <a Needles.case. 1 | 65 Total........ ++ 6 $25,540 BRITISH WeAT INDITS. Matches.gross 640 $440 Tobacco, bales 8 $190 Cheese, tbe... 1.822 "147 Carriages .... 7 922 Paper.’ reams 100 $9 ‘Biacking,Uais 7 NL 0 C'diew'k bales 25 95 Varnish, bbl. 8. bread. bbls 5 120 Bran, bags 1 Io Furnit’e. pkgs 20 216 Lard. Ibs.... 7,405 820 bxs. 800 2000 M.tobaceo.ibs 200 Matting, rolls 4 = 275 602 46 Lig HONDURAS. i Lo . 415 $1,928 Shoes, cases... 2 156 Candles, bxs... 237 73 74 Woodware, bxs 42 175 16 D. codfish, cks. 27 485, 28" ¥ ; Potatoes, bbls. 12 D'mestics.pkgs 53 Paper, reams. Perfumes, pkgs 20 Butter, Ibs... Drugs, pkgs... 49 1,199 Leather, Ibs Oars... 48 15 Lard, Ibs 5 46 Cheese. 3 ‘Trunks ... 32 80 M'd t'bacco lbs 823 Furniture,pkgs 4 92 Coffee, Ibs.... 571 a7 Sugar, Ibs Axes, boxes... 12 ‘Tobacco, hhds, 1 ‘Tea, Ibe 186 Silks, cases. 2 Pepper, lb 500 Crapes, cases.. 140 18: wm Wine. caves..... 7 Rice, tes...... 16 Total........++++ $32,667 DUTCH WEST INDIES. Flour, bbis....1,265 bar Rye meal,bbis. 80 $231 bbis.. 130 ls 391 bbls. 110 Tobacco , bhd Games cA. Tobacco, bhds.. 49 $5,056 Ram, gations Domestics, pkgs. 60 3,088 Flour, bbls Bisouit, boxes. 95 53 Cheeee, Lumber. feet.36,400 548 Pickled fish, Dried codfish.cwt. 7 Candles, boxes... 2087 cuna. Shooks... 1.619 $5,286 Hoops ...... << basi N. stores, bbis.. 15 25 Potatoes, bbis.. Pickled Pee en 7. Rice, tes.. The State of New York lost three millions of dollars by ending its credit to the Erie Railroad Company, and in several other instances lostes bave been realized in the same wey. Philadelphia and Albany have recently en- larged their debts by the passage of acts authorizing the Saddlery. were engaged, chiefly compr bbls, rosin at Is, 34, a 1s, 6c asked, and grain at 3d. 0 33d beef, not before reported, were taken at 28, 6d, There ‘was no change to notice in rates to London, or to Havre. There was some inquiry for charters to Rotterdam. There was no change to notice in rates to California. er firmness, 2,000 quintals cod $4 25 ; with 1,700 bbls, Nos, 3, 2, and 1 mackerel at $650, $037, and $10 37%, Tinere wore 800 boxes Malaga raisins aaead d at $1 0 0 $1 6 65 ; 500 cluster do, at $1 1234 ; and 5 cases 16d., and 1.000 r was at 18d, 0 15d. To Glasgow, 100 tos, Fien—displayed ayers at $412 0 Hay. ives was in retail demand, at 80 cts. per 100 Trow.—We heard of 300 tons Scotch pig being sold at $19 50 0 $20, cesh, and $20 50 a $21, six months—market ‘Kastern were quoted active and firm, at $2 123; 02.25 per M. Movasers. But 300 hhds, Porto Rico changed hands 14100 Cardenas at 18¢. ‘O11s,—Sales were mado of 6,500 gallons linseed, 8c. the latter rate, which shows an advat remained nominal and unsaleable, at per eae Avie few days ‘days, 150 tons chalk have been cold at $1 76-0 $1 8744, usual time. Provisions varied little, the business including 300 bbl. ew prime amd mess pork at $17 and $1874 8 $10; 250 bbls. and 500 kegs ‘prime lard at 10 and 11 a 113%4c.; 1s prime and mess beef at $6 $13, with several lots of other articles at previous figures. Rice seemed active and buoyant, the transactions ha- ving reached 1,000 tierces an range of $3 3134 a $3 6234 per 100 Ibs. Srcans—40,000 Principe realised $15 a $16 50; and 60,000 Havana, $20 a $23. Srinits.—Thore have been 600 barrela Ohio and Prison whiskey procured, in part at 2lc, cash—a decline, Sucaks—Sales ‘of 50 hhds, Muscovado, and 50 Porto Rico were effected to-day, at bc., with 800 boxes brown Havana, at 53;¢ brisk. Tatiow.—About 5,000 Ibs. prime fetched 8 a 8c. per Tb., cash, Market ateady. ‘Tix.—Banca tin was selling at 20c. per Ib., and 4 X plates at $9 per box. Wratsosr.—Polar and Northwest Coast were ex- tremely scarce, and nominally worth 5234 a d8c. per lb., $734, and die a 1,000 barrels, within the RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. THIS DAY. By Eni Rarnoap—37 enlves, 123 head of cattle, 126 pkgs, butter, 1.745 sides leather, and 1.560 bbls. tlour By New Have Rai.noap—No produce received to-day hy this railroad. By Nonzn Riven BoaTs—5.868 bbls. flour, 96 do. ashes, 949 do whiskey, 163 do. provisions, 11 pkgs. butter, 28 do. cheese, 308 sides leather, 507 bbls, and 158 tierces beef, 84 bbls. lard, 12.000 bags feed, 208 do, corn meal, 1,235 ‘do. barley, 2,572 do. corn, and 10,000 bushels oats. Foreign Markets. 110, April 2, 1852.—Our coffee crop has neatly all been shipped ; what little remains the holders to 10 currency. Dry hides are plentiful indigo from 7 to 714 ‘iy shipped to Europe, from 9 to 94, currency. market is well supplied with your produce. will command $133, to $14 currency. Cotton, which ‘Weekly Report of Deaths of New York, from — 7th day of fA Girls, 60. 80—Total, 333. Ia the City and © Men, 76; Women, 73; Boys, pis. mfiammation of biadder. mation of brai: mes meme Pas ns cost NES Tuflammation of la Inflammation of ator Inflammation of throat... eo. Drops ey in itie head. Drop 7 he eo yy ly conveyed | } Bagoxirn.—' up the number of deaths in Ag site te 3 the week April 24, as follows:—Males, 27; there were ee ae under 21 Ware ves.—On Sunday night last, officers Van | Dyne and McG@arry. of the Second district police, disco- ing, who was unfastened a craft, | at the foot ot Washi streot, and started after srr toot ‘The race appeared doubtful for atime; but at length the pursued party was overtaken and and their boat towed to shore, from whence they were escorted to the station house, together with ten or fifteen bags of seamen's cloth. ing, supposed to have been stolen from one of the ships on ie New York oro iaksn befoee Suen ee | heir names, were taken before Justice Ki - tained them for ezamination. sc Didi Avotnrx Surrosep Inranticioe Casr.—On Saturday night last, the body of a female infant was found in the area of 144 Hudsomavenue, It hadi evidently lain there for several hours, av it was quite dead; althi not ox. actly cold, A post mortem examination was on Sun- day, which resulted in tho opinion of the physicians that it had been bornalive, That it was killed, there can hardly be adoubt, as there were marks ‘the neck. apparently produced by violence, as if ite death had been caused by strangulation. Efforts are being made to find the mother; but thus far the search has proved unsuccess- * The Coroner Will investigato the matter. INsU.TING FeMauys.—A young man named Kobert Whitten, was arrested in Fulton street om, Sunday night, by officer Rice, for insulting females who were passi and from the ferry. was taken beforo Justice ‘ing, and fined $26 for the offenoe. Surrosrp Incenpraniem,.-—The basement of a house in Kel ley, in which # quantity of wood was stored, as discovered to be on fire about 2 Drelock yesterday | ¥ morning by policeman Campbell, of the Third district. ‘The officer ‘domodiately, ‘summoned aid and the flames were extinguished with considerable difficulty. 'Thero can bo nodoubt that it was the work ofan incendiary. ‘The up- yer Portions of the house is occupied by @ family named fc U. 8. Commissioner's Coust. Before John W.. Nelson, Kiaq. Apri, 24.—Assault with a Dangerous Weapon —Noah Rose, master of the Amerioan brig Lilian, was arrested by the Marshal, and upon the examination before Mr. Com- missioner Nelson, Mr, Ridgeway, on. behalf of the United States, adduced evidence which showed that whilo the brig was at anchor near St. George's Island, Florida, Capt. Roso threw a brick at William Burke, a scaman, hitting him on the left side; that the blow knocked Burke down, bruising his side severely, and in consequence he was unable “ do duty during’a period of more than seven days. A question of jurisdiction was raised. and the case accordingly adjourned to Monday morning for decision. Marine Affairs. “Am I Deav?”—The elipper ship Flying Cloud, Captain Cressey, on the passago from Canton to New York, board- ed an English ship, and received from her several Ameri+ can papers, Theee were an unexpectad treat, and there- fore, the mote agreeable, ‘Throwing hitnsalf into an easy position, along a settee, Captain Cressey was soon at home among the siyings and doings of Yankeo land, Mra, y him, and ocousionally, as an interesting parag . ye. he read it to her. But hold on, as the sn y Something of more than usual interest has mot hi ho springs (o his feet, holding the paper in his right Hand. while with tho loft he rubs his eyes. Mrs, Crestey was startled, and balf rising, was about to ark the cause of his surprise, when, stamping his right foot, as if to make sure of his standing, he demanded, as a sailor only can demand—“Am I dead?) Mrs. Creasey rose and retreated a step or two, but, following her up, be aguin demanded —Ain I dead” “1 should .) anid Mra. Cressey, standing her giound, hat you were mad. Why do you ask me such ® question?” “There,” said be, handing her the paper, “if I'm not dead, somebody has made a slight mistake, Read.’ Carr, Cnesaer, oF tHE Sir Exyixa Crovp.—It will be seen by the telegraph news in another column that this gallant railor is no more. Two days after sailing from San Francisco, bound to China, he died, and the ship pro- ceeded in charge of the mate. le wax a native of Marblo- head, and was about forty-six years ofage. For many years he commanded the ship Oneida. of New Bedford, 1a the China trade, and was distinguished for the uniform ra- pidity of his passages. In the Flying Cloud, he mado the shortest pastage on record to San Francisco, and eclipsed the fivest and most costly merchant ship in the world. And yet, this crowning triumph of his life was attended with many disasters to his spars and sails: still he pressed on, disdaining to make a port short of his destination. In every scene of a sailor's life “with skill superior glowed his daring mind’—-his dauntleas soul ‘rose with the storm, and all its dangers shared.” But now he rests frcm his toils, regardless of bis triumphs. Peace to his manes! Having read her husband’s obituary, she returned the paper, and said: “You are not dead; but if you doubt me, ask the sailors.” This was a home thrust, for he generally keeps all on the move where he co ‘The announcement of his death was sent by telegraph from New Orleans; but where it originated, his friends could not ascertain, It relieved him, however, of a law suit, On the passage to San Francisco, he put one of his officers off duty for springing the mainmast; the officer returned to New York, intending to remain there to pro- secute him upon his arrival; but hearing of his death the officer went to sea, So much for a blunder.—Boston Atlas, Lavxcnyp—At Fall River, 23d instant, from the yard of Mr. Joseph Crandall, a beautiful schooner of 200 tons, built of the best materials, and intended for the coasting trade, She is named the Enoch French, and will be com- manded by Capt. Hall, formerly of the brig Knoch Pratt. Her length is 09 feet; breadth of beam, 27 feet; depth of hold, 9 fect, Cninesg Lanorers 1x Cusa.—A_ correspondent has transmitted us the followin, ing piece of informa- tion:—‘‘In the year 1817 or 1848 there were intro- duced into Havana 581 Chinese from Amoy, 638 having embarked there, and fifty-seven having died on the passage, and in quarantine. These men were distributed among various planters as appren- tices, receiving four dollars each,a month. At the commencement, several of the masters were dissa- tisfied withthem, but experience has since taught that they were wrong; and, recently, a number of the most intelligent proprietors in Cuba, consulted by the local authorities, declared that’ they had found the Chinese in their service ‘Inborious, robust —almest as much so as the best Africans—more in- telligent, | and sufficiently docile, under good man- agement.’ The same parties expressed themselves desirous that immigration should be encouraged, and were ready to take a certain number into their employs and there are some who deem it quite pos- sible to cultivate their property with Chinese ex- clusively. In consequence thereof, a contract has been mado by an English house, to introduce 8,000 into the island, and the entire number is by this time subscribed for, the planters engaging to pay the importers one hundred and twenty-five dollars ahead. The people, as they arrivo, will be appren- ticed for eight yeurs, and will receive four dollars a month each, for the time of their service. Should the present ‘enterprise succeed as well as the first essay, there isno doubt that it will be repeated, and thus the African slave trade to Cuba be entirely put an end to.” Whether the enterprise succeed or not, the attempt shows that the so-called slave colenies are already very much on a par with our own colonies, and that they, in fact, are unable to provide themselves with laborers by any better plan than that which our own colonists have already adopted, and for carrying on which they have many pees es. That pute an end, we think, to the very last pretext thoy have for grumbling at the loss of their priviloge to tax the community for the encouragement of the growth of sugar.—London Jcomomist. THE LATEST ADVICES z slam, Mexico... Mar. Bolbousaey 2. 8. W. Des, leo Me 7 | vered @ boat ot contaisiogtve men pulling very fast up the or | Lae pee eas pal street, ea SY. M, Tames. PULTARDA Soe SA) A BO Bee Atitieed Saloon, with a hee, wise ba miK. of custom; will be ey lent rom « Bourke “Apply to a Oe « eUK ie, elas No. 90 hans atreet. Bue TABLES AND Betyg Wyld viangy No. So Aue 1D “cality, wayeon hand at tho old iret at seeioina and Froneh Voattarn, waiga thoy efor for uals es per cent less than auy othor cetablishmaent i the Pd ‘GRIFFITH & DEC a ONUS.. ae fae, THE TRADE OF 4 aor. Liga: his] orm of years, the Lease vohig decidadmot to shine his re: 0, a Iy desirable for any Kind of businoss, and pi pariloulac|y bo far Sonleogs on oecneet of the onlargement of the capitol, it vicinity of it. For further res NA, on the promises, or of J. ¥. W! treet and Colle; —THE ATTENTION or CARPEN- ters, builders, and othors, is of 3 Timber, to 01 RK ‘DUGARD, Stoam Sew rats, me Twonty-cighth streets, North river. Fe SALE—A FINE PAIR OF ‘BUCK ELK, TEN months old, partially broke to harnoss, perfeotly kind and gentle. Can de acen at 143 Biberty street. For par- ad ‘inquire of UYNNER, "THORN, CU., 160 Broad- For; SALE CHFAP—ONE HORSE MILL, ONE TENON Machine, one Morti¢o Machine, and a lot of seeond hand Lumber. poly of MB: DANIBLGON, 2o0 Madioon ate FOR SALE-YOUR DOWLING ALLEYS, IN GOOD order with balls, ping, 1c. Cem bo ho bo ehoap. Callon . SC) th mvonwe, Sold om account oralveration’ ine i F® SALE—A FIRST-RATE MANUFACTURING Business, in one of the most flourishing to’ Connecticut, oonnecte id Business, Machin« retire. Inqaire of . ; Tribune Boildings. sid OR SALE pa) TO ao ics LARGE eam aa dwelling, Or streot and Sl OR SALE—THE LEASE OF THK W Livery Stable. 270 Spring street, between Ladson nd iok, with or without the stook. Said id prem for every kind of busi ‘Apply of UREAVER & MA- SON, on tho premises kA HORSE OF GREAT mn years old; color, Tea eer and Durock; if tl in the ity, ~ jorior horse, ds requested te call at sof Broadway and 5°6 Broadway, Also, for ale, @ ‘peantitul light Buggy aud Harnoss, nearly new, be- longing tothe same. FOR, sAuE—rne STOCK, FIXTURES, AND LEASE of tho Wino, Liquor, and Segar Store, the last ten years, well known in this y snd tho sur- rounding country—doing @ wholosale and Fotail aes The proprictor, peliriog trom business, offers le. chance to a successor. BLANCAN, 138 street, Buffalo. For informatie BISON, eal T.Oomatio Bui ip. For SALE—A LOT OF PAPER BOXES, ADAPTED for Ince goods. hey, will bo sold cheap, if applied for immediately, Were at 13 John street, up stairs. VOR SALE OR EXGHANGR—A SMALL DRY GOOD3 and variety store, and storeto let. The owner haying other business, cannot attend to the same; would be sold for sh, or exchanged for good personal property. Address D. ald office, for two da, OR SALE, ON STATEN ISLAND, TOMPKINSVILLE —a bay horse, 15 hands hizh, five years old, warranted aownd and kind? will be sold'a barshin. ly to Soha Kruger, Village Hotel, Tompkins ille Staton’ one OR SALE—AN EXCELLENT HORSE, SIX YEAR: old, kind and good in harness and und together with a wagon, and harnos by a leaves this city. Enquire at st street, betwoen ‘Henry and Clint MNIBUS LINE FOR SALK—ON ONE OF THE BES? rontesin the State, and through a part of th ing rapidly, twenty-five Stages, in gog mostly new, oy togetl stables, shops, offices, fixtures eomplote, now doing successful business. For terms and particulars apply to CHARLES WHITSON, Twenty-fourth street, near Lexington avenuo; or to John Stephensog, omnibus manu- facturer, Twenty-seventh street, near Fourthavenue. 66NPHE KEY OF DAyID" "GRROVING “DAVID TO bo the Annointed (i.e. Messiah) of the God of Ja See 2 and’ “King Solomon's ‘Two Wo- men, who were dough in the grenti wiedom to represent “Tho True and Fi the “Living and Dead Child,” of M highly recommended by some of our firs rary men. For aale at the Exhibition Broadway, third story. 10 DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.—THE STOCK OF THE old established and 1 dry goods atoreof the late Henry Van Sann, No. 313 Hudson street, between Spring and Vandam streets, is offerod for anle. pergon about commencing or extending his businoss, tunity. Rent of tho store very low, and possession rem ER This stock is for sale'in consequence of the dscense of the late proprietor. | Apply to Moses, ZABRIS- E 9 Greonwich street, orto JAMES RICHARDS, 145 Perry atreet. Wren AND JEWELRY STORE FOR SALE—IN consequence of the bad hoalth of the proprictor of the Fateh and jewelry store, No, 400 Broadway, tho ontiroatock, fixtures, and good will of that ostablishment is offered for le. Arrangemet been made to remove the ostab- hment to 3A] B: n the Ist of May noxt. For fur- ther information, apply at 400 Brondway, orto JOHN H. REUCH, 171 Greenwich street, cornor of Cortlandt. ‘OOD FOR SALE.—THERE ISA LARGE LOT OF THE boxe Ping Wood for aale, in, Northampto Eastern Shore, Virs od Bay, about eight m: feet waterin tho chann a yardo of the shores The wood. will gold (on the shore, aa, may be. proffered Bpthe" pis ig Lighters to be had on tho spot at all tim he Patt a have nti ty of of pine wood, of good quality, which they jo cnt any lengths, to suit purchasers, A tions to be addressed to Robert J. Poulson, post- ck county, Virginia. ‘This wort greatest ites Jerusalem, 348 AGES, dio. OUND, AND HORSE FoR SAL! kind, Cart—A new covered suitable for a baker or grocer, Sold for want o: Apply to Doctor W.L. STEW ART, 656 Greenwich stroot, corner of Barrow. — six yoars old, oad traveller ENDID BLACK PONY - One of the horses is moat perfect indy’s ‘8 splendid Roo! ‘sos, with Harness, to the Ww for sale, a Doctor's Wagon, in porfest Tunuing order. Te be sold cheap. Apply at 275 Spring str CLEAVER & MASON'S, FOR SALECONE VERY FINE ROAD MARE, LIGHT bay, Seven years old, and can trot in hee min- utes. One very'fi iron suit ® doctor or 6x] in the city. ‘As » for two 0, two low-p! 85 in good ranning order, ‘ouch, in agonal 150; ene Cpe wi and Lambs. All rl be owner has no use for tl ercer street. Fo SALE, ONE HORSE, CART, AND HARNESS; alto good work down town. Good reason given for sellingout, Inquire at 57 Pine strest, or 11 Elm street. OR SALE—A FAMILY ROCKAWAY. NEARLY NEW, And in good ing order. To be sold cheap. Adapted to city and count ‘be seon until sold. Apply at the gormer of Fifth aveniue and Thirteenth street, in the Oyster Saloon. ane Ui nacle. anrishi 0 ‘COLORS ANI WARN iH MANUFACTURERS. Nowman, % Soho Sq te’ materials of overy a “th tion, aT q Wholosalc agent ia New root. en Co., Ot Lone, ‘aout artute’ colors and draw. ought ep iiin warns ae jotonl le; bo., to He ‘rinee Albert. Be Ostord dhreot: “iietcaltes Alvuline Tesch Powe nit. eaaall, Zohn, 64 8t; Pat's Chareh Yard, paibie Bin, StrRK SPUR MAKERS. Latehtord "Benj., i ye Majesty, vor ent Vamily, oe f Si. Martin's Lan, COURT DRESS MAKERS AND MILLINERS, ai, to the Queum andRopal Faualy, 171 Now Bond cuydxOtinren, WATCH, AND CLOCK MAKERS. Henry, 48 Rathbono-Pinse, Oxford street ‘Chas. coma) be Be: ry ym, 129 REN A Ry orem AND SURGICAL INSDHUMENTS. 17 and 18 Now streot, Covent Gae- cunb, ‘HED, MAND LADIES’ LINUN. Co. 12 Ludgate stecot, wedding orders and CARPET SaNovAcrinens. Lapworth, A., & Co., 28 Old Bond atreet; to Hor Majesty Ware, Mins C6, » to Hor Majesty, 35 aad 36 OM DRESSING AND TRAVELLING CASE onnes atreot, cutlery, stationery, Ge. ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS, bf Hnltbide, G., to Mor Majesty wad Prince Atbert, ¥ Coven ry atrect. Ware on. W. & Son. te hor Malesty, 27 Strand, in and Frederick, aS hoa] Goupswinits, JEW. KLLRRS, A 1D SILVERSMITRS, Hunt & Roskoll, Mine pasetedote = pater & Mortimer, New Bond atrect, to Her Majesty and wil the oro Europe and the GUN“HISTOL ND RIFLE MAKERS. Blissott, Joln, Manufacturer, $21, 222 Hizh Holborn. Dean, Adams Dean, 30. William street, City, te H, ft. I. Prince Albert paaisien Charis Banemancier, 151 New Bond at GOLD LACEMAN, OIDERER, AND ARMY Al COUTREMENT MAKER, Holbeck Louis, e ior Majesty and tho Royal Family, nosing, GLO ERS, AND SHIRT MAKERS. Gey, Hvana & ys gentlemen's Outdtters, 175 Picondaily, ud 24 an Mupmelt Wirooksop & Go., outfitters, 6 01d Bond atzooty Pio Godsoll Gaerne Indios’ and gontlomon’s warohouse, 800 ante; 4 Waterloo Place, Pall Mell: manufe- turers of hosiery and surgical elastio stockings. Churton & Son, 91 and 9% Oxford streot, Ladies’ outa Threebor &.Glenny, to the Quoem, 162 Strand. HOUSE AUEN' De Bornardy, 20 John strost, Adelphi, agent for Parte and the Contincat. HOTELS. Imporial Hotel, Covent Gardon, I. Curchot, off | House, and Family Hotel, Lovegrove, Hi 4 gentlomen, Peosdtiig ‘Keley atroot, B y Square; T. & F. coe Hotel and Coffee House, Covent ‘Geedoas Hotel, Jermyn etrect; Mr. Stewart, vt Hotel, 63 St. dames stree POCKET SIPIONIA (iI? OVERCOAT) MaNUPAC- RS. E on & Fon, © Strand; manufactures of the 10 os. PORTHANTEAUS ‘TRUNKS, AND PACKING CASES, Boat nite, J., 76 W eet, City, Manufscturee of iatered Portmantenne RIDING HABIT Undermoed B Go, Ladios’ Riding Habit Makers, 1 Vere ford atres STATIONERS AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTUR- RS. Waterlow & Sons, 65 to 68 Tonto 3 liament , ‘ae atree! aie Birchip Lane, wh lo and PEpoEe, SILK Ms: ‘3. LINEN D) xPuS. HOSIERS AND GLOVERS, E' Allison Rogent House, 240 and 242 Rogent street. Debenhams Lg & Froobody, 44 Wigmore street, dish Beech be Bor Borrall, 63 and 64 Ed, one: SCOTCH WOOLLEN WAREHOUSEME Lieven & Shioll, 2 Old Bond aneeees plaids, tartans, TAILORS AND ARMY CLOTHIERS. a a G&A,, Tailors and Habit Makers, 43 Regeat iatyee Woaty i Sons, 11 Princess atrect, Hanover aquare, Bingloy, Charles Bentley, 22 Great Marlborough sheewty Regent Guthrie, A., few Bond street, court dresses aad la- dies’ ridin, a y alton & Co, & ey and Genoral Tpurdiah Jackson & Graham, 97 a manufacturers. WHIP MA’ Swaine E Riouoy, manufacturers to the Quoea, 185 Ple- WOOLLEN AND MANCHESTER WAREHOUSEMEN, Broughton, Hunt & Broughton, 352 Oxford street. Holt, Russell & Bates, fia St. Martin's Cro = 5 trearare, 17 Marylebone street, Rogont steeet, fan RMACETE AN and broads thes behead wax’ “sP tgs TALLOW CHANDLERS. Jdckvon K., 146 P isonaily, soap, candle and oil ware BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. Thurston & Co., by appointment, to Her Majosty, 16 Catherine street, etre ist. CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLI Penlington, Joseph, 9 Goorgu'e Cronoont Hornby. ichar & Son, 68 South atte GOLDSMITH. YEWELLER AND SILVERSMITH. Dismore, Thomas, to the Queen and Prince Albert, Bolé street, corner of Hanover street. Mayer, Joseph, 68 and 70 Lond streot, designer and man- ulacture: ratohmaker and ler Electro and noua” J:, 43 Lord street, capes the Morcu ry office. The Queen's Hotel and Refreshment Rooms, at the Rall. way Station; H, Curcho Knit if fa Hotel and Commercial House, 9 Lime atroet—. Piei ber MERCERS, LINEN DRAPERS, HOSIERS AND Jeffery, Moorish & Co., Compton House, Church atroes felgh strect, and Barnet streot, carpet warchouse, Gi Lota Th & Sons, Ranelagh street and Fi ir the Adelphi and Watorloo Hotels. TAILORS. burden & Low, 17 Church street, shirtmakers, hesiecs, batters, &° aN CHESTER LIST. GENERAL MERCHANTS. Messrs. Potters & Norris, (J. Potter, Mayer,) 1 George street, Piccadilly. SHEFFIELD LIST, SHOE, BUTCHERS’ AND COOKS’ KNIVES, AND BUTCHERS’ STEELS. Wilson John & Son; corporate mark, four pepperoorns ana diamona. Is LIST. ‘sGewts. PARIS LIST. Webb, J., $6 Rue de Rivoli, apartments, shipping and BOOT MAKE! Bacquati Desiree, 7 Rue dos Fills St, Thomas, Pisce 6 ree, ene wa P., English chemists to the American and British 2 Rue Castiglions, three doors from Rue Embes voli. GOLDsMi Ti, JEWELLER, AND EAM a Bassot, Ruo do la Paix 25 (formerly of the of universal reputations ty RNIENS: a EeuftJ., 9 Rue dela Paix, Wholesale and retalt. Thtery Son's, $2 Rue Neuve des Petits Champs a VentomerWines spirits, and English articlees, (bin Paix. Spirits, Wines, ous KE} Dufoaron, successor barr "Melnotte, 20 Rue don Patx and Vinult Hate 17" Hus doin Paix and 278 Regent street, charac: 3 Ly! Boulvart des Ital » and at Brightoa, REET MANUFACTURERS. Ms: eye & Choqueil. Volvets, silks, &o., wholesale CHOCOLATE AND TEA WANEHOUSE. C0! A Masson, by appointment to several courte, 23 Rue Riche- courT DRESSMAKER AND MILLINER. te rreeny M'lle, by appointment to foreign courts, It 10 1 bases 96 Rue Richelion, noxt the Hotel des Princes. TEAD AND SPRING MATTRESS MAKER. bis BapeE rh 1 to 6 Rue, Neuve ‘St. Augustin, aad di, di MONEY’ Se ee MERCHANTS, AND SSR more issue of bonds to sid in the construction of railroads. Pure ee } Montenus J & | Son, 2, Paint ue National, and 8 Moorgate States have become involved in the same system, and un- bape! bbis.. n i | es 0 sig MERGERS, D ae cans, HOSTS, AND GLOVERS, lone somothing is done to arrest this dangerous policy, the | Blocks, bhds iow ng eate te, Wareliie rent 8 vary rel, Maison St. Augustin, 45 Rue No ‘Augue- results will prove most disastrous. Lumber, feet... 36 Shawls. For talywhoteenl end rat a7 521 Bros. HY TAILONS AND PR RAPERS. cy Boulevsed den Tallent NI HE LAST WEEK BEFORE CLOSING.—THE BowERY | CHINA AN B GLAtS MANU Bechler de Crystal Savinos $rome, No, 126 Boweny.—Tw1s, oun Last | gr vONSKS WHOLESALE AND Ri Cann To THE Punic, we desire to call particular attention Marion & Co., 14 Cito Bergere, Taubonrs ¢ Montmatre,ana to. THE OREAT eae IN PRICES 152 Regent street, London. sretofote boars no eomparaison with the prices wo have TEA IMPORTER. ned fc losing sales. , » Rue de te marked for our Ghesing ens. oe E. Retail, 45 Rue Vivienne;wholesale, Rue de to sell ag many good ‘this woek as is possible for twenty-five Ween hardly take up = paper that does not contain | Machinery. pkgs 8 advertisements of the sale cf some State, city, county, or | Wick bales... village bonds, issued in aid of some railroad company. We annexe list of some of those which have lately appeared in the market :— Bonds of the city of Covington, Ky, , to aid the Coving- 8 re Po aiosnite "G i i sata ‘apy i h rena i anita, Alma Hoth ‘Blackwell's Lalaed, 8; Oo. returned from Ward In : 232 A. We WHITE City Inspector. 466 D codfish, cwt..110 288 | City Inepector’s Office, April 4, 1862, Ponte ‘aren Ralnteay See ta on, Bismed. Mexico, EsEs SUES ESSEEREEPEREEEFEN SE 4 Lexington Kailroad. Rice, tes, 32 600 Furniture, pkgs. 4 446 —— clerks to dispose “honde ot the city, of Portamouth, Ohio, to aid Seiota | Agricul impi'ts. 25 310 Onions, bbls... 25 63 aie ot ti, Wery TAREE, eye REDUCED OUR soc aud v K. Paper. reams.. ..100 “ — Supreme Court-Gencral Term. Sehacnver eat is ae ry hail BoanDiN noUsES US! owe hs coun county, Ohio, to aid Cincinnati and Ma- Total svevene $11,766 Prerent, Hon. Judges Sandford and Hoxworth IP WOULD HARDLY BE BELIXYED, dame d Bray, 2 Improsse du Pare, facing the Rue de a Avaiy 24 —amer Mason administrator, os frac Jone oy soa3 not ater, what can be dono.” ‘Thoso who hare boneht be- Buperlr sccommodation, ‘ yet o ordor made by Judge been oat owe who ba Tondict Miami Co, Tad, to aid Peru and Indiana oily +71 | Campbell dirceting ea lerne to betried by o fuey, chether | Cleutoote Sha Antonio Texas: :M gods at Pater Dar Ec bia Majesty, 3 Rue de 1'0b= PMonils of the city of Brie Penn., Erle Co., Warten Co., | Rive, tee 419 | the will of Johm Meson was procured through fraud apd | (pees rus fence. ¢ af is nerevstolr. Rnglith err eo thelr Royal Hi ¥ik Co, Ginton Co., Lycoming Co., Lock Haven borough, | po., bbla. | ee influenoe, and whether i i ia will E sont ue de B chats ede tinndste, 110 Ros de Fe it pasbury and Mele 2B. Tehaceo, bis. 10 45 | then placed on the calandar for May term, 2 ‘se tre 1 fendi Thonide of Champaign Co., Ohio, to aid Columbus, Pe- 40) unless the present appeal ney, the gener it bork ; term, Ifthe tril taker place, it rex Hove do "Univers, Rue Nouve, near the thentess Ce eee eee Np, Tats, t0 abd Pern and Indisnapoile | go steal tis “0 which Mr. Mason non (Jamon) has bdo itigatng fr thir: a Honlevarde, fable Ghote ate. Baglin epokene ds of fT o ianapolis me WANUPACTURE] nn tad : teen years, will be finally settled, vis »—Whether hur his father uns zopeeen Aint Plage de te Chancellorte intended to give him and bis brothers and his deter, Mire 120 Perfumes, es.. 12 Alston, only a yearly allowance, and divide the bulk RA ASH FOR GLOTHING—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN ny cast off clophing, or fornia dispose of, Victor, 45 (2) Rue Royale, opp 162 % M ‘lle, K Candler, boxes 2 Bonds of the eity of vile.) to aia tays- | Petey god ce Ronde of Bourbon Co., ville and Lexing. | Beef. bbls. .... ‘ pose 4 to tbe Bone of Mason Con ms ton RH ie three cons lnvlaw truatece over‘our uf hie chibires, | Gouetres, Hayi...'Mer 3 tne Hed sag rs Pattoris | mew be ml Disio, Allen Co. Ohio, Van Wert 17 Scammony, ok 1 | ipsatenie, ae q URNIFURS WANT Ba the tentton of Anerteg frapeios fo th Thott Co,, Ohio, Clurk Co., Oblo, all iseued to aid railrowd com- | Yxe, oll, case .. 1 ——— United States Marshal's Omer, seyoue, P mM Cn Gre, CLOTmIne Ane EY pany, lothing, urate jighment, situated in the be panics Nutgalls, bale. = 1 iw | Charge of Assault at Sea —NKolvert Waynes Gesregui, Me Ae hie a vanth pr tly furnished, and fitted wi ‘There are scores of others which we cannot at this mo- Nr ronms mate of the American ship Francis P faye, wae ay B Feo riytpe bedroome aud private ment call to mind, all irrucd for the came purpose, ‘The | Conl tons... Oat ssn Hieaa, ce AM, PEP ernetten aut held to answer a charge of wsenult om Coroe ' families or single gentlemen 1 » mind raved fo Leet. bbls. ‘ork, bbie i) oat) a Del of the © amount of bonds irued by eachcounty ranges from fifty to | Flour, do... 25 "165 Ship brewd do Ht arian im the High, Seas —Charles Rakelwerts, one of B ait Hee Ae two hundred thousend dollars. All these bonds art Issued | Rice, do... 35 288 Potatoes, do » © Che Marechal’ ® deputien, having been informed that stne in ‘at his old jal acts of the Legislature, granting full powers | Onions, do. » © hee 19 VA enayrente yor the ship Hara O. Hyde, had lot « quan i.) for Indie’ and e ‘pare re ae stleas ef meee farts under speci pa nw Beans, do 28 Lard, lhe 6VA PS Ory of Chebr elotbiing. to the amount of nearly $400 worth i Kinds of au icles, on mak: OWEN, 17 Wal or otherwi C43, OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. + 6 for the purpose, and on 2 direct vote of the people iuterest~ ugar, Lema 3 1,183 Ham, do 64h 10 prnnned, on ward that versel, on Bunday, while the a : ‘ON G. SNETHE! INVES T@ eA. Thio ie all very well for the time, but it is dowbiful | 222 M. tobneco Ihe 44% 147 aw lying between the Battery and Quarantine, - ORTHINGTON IN CONTINU! practice law in the Supreme Court—to attond to oases 2,250 225 D. codfvh, bx Ww ii efter ® Giigent search. raceeeded in recovering all of | fs i is stated that 5 re y Families or individuals having any superfuous | before Congress—to proseoute claims and settle accounts how long this state of Uhinge will iast, It is stated that a | Theese, 00 ate 20 94g Nails. kegs * Wie vroperty with the exception of about $50 worth. A je | ely thing, furniture, or stock goous to Ghose bing iDepartmgnte oud Bondy of Commniasionee diz ct tox is levied, to be set apart for the p of | Do., kege.. Ale, casks .... 6 1 | yjabut hax heen made, Yut uo one aa yet arrested for the & fair price for the same by sending for the subsoriber, at th ‘d abroad—to obtai + the accruing interest, and to gr eimburse | Sodadsyrups.ds 1: 58 440 Pickles, be 1 8 larceny he residence, or throngh the post, will bo attended’ to, ri sto colleos de ts, dividend: me pred le aubinit to this lery | Candler, boxes, 86 408 Boap, do...... 0 | desea a ae ey ie So CONEN, 66 Elm stocks ie aveat ‘nd atockty the principal, So long as the people subi’ Y | Lomber. fe 170 Shingtes,.....10.000 47 Naval Intelligence. eo 8 im atroo Mebintirled phyrd. 1 iyerenaat of taxon, #0 long aa the burden does not weigh too heavily | Yrsnay. gels 802 Coffes, Ibs.....6,002 441 Navan Court Mawrias —A naval general cov NAST OFF CLOTHING.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, | and gale of loans, lands and patont rightein any Suave att 6 long as the rulers are | Wine. enters... 32 i a ix ordered to convene on board the t J” about two thousand dollars worth of good loft off olo- Uaton. Particular attention aie to California Lat upon them, po Mang Totals... vevtevenrs «#14 B09 | mains oie StS of May. Commanders Armsteey thing, in large or smail quantities, for which tho full value 1, coming up to the United Stat Cnt ee aoe |, Pegaders teoante Wiliamron aad Pegracs, are Wham will Be givor. tn « Cana F AREY MSHA at iat, Seer k Carroll bubve apitol Wi -Washington, . t u ‘wunt euteoaate ~ r - 1 ee ir ont o nothen, rol Cr ol quark eauvgh ; b Where total sevdurebonnsenecsesy ses SONS é Fanaa, in ’ a D.C. will moot wi 4 for doors from Quathan sityot, ith prow Abtontion,