The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1852, Page 2

BOCAL AFFAIR Bunpay, May 9. American Ilome Missionary Bociety. Sermon by Rev. D. D., of New Haven. Mercer street 7PM. Meonard Bacon, @barch, half part Pres. . Board of Foreign Missions, Sermon in the chureh @m University Place. by the Rey. William B, Sprague, D, D.; half-past 7 PM Lmeetbetd Borsign, Chstitian Union! <Bermen by ey. J. P. Durbin, D. D., of Philadelphia, in the Mulber- gy street Methodist Episeoy American Society for Meliorating the Condition of the Jews. Sermon by Kev, Win. Ramsay, of Philadelphia, in She Duteh Reformed Chureh on Lafayette place, ‘Bho hiteral restoration of the Jews the Church until they are converted American Seamen's Friend at half-past 7, P. Mowpay, 10, spay, 11 Chureh, Balf-past t7 P M. ubject and no triumph of to Christianity Seeiety, at the Broadway American ‘and Foreign Christian Union, at the Ta Demmacic, at 10, A. M. American and Porei macle, half, 3, P. M i Anti-Slavery Society. Taber- Mew York and American Sunday School Union. Ta- Dernacie, half-past 7, PM Awerican Tract Society, Dernacie, 20, A ~ S aas American Female Gua tans, Union square, T w 1 DNPSDAY pRapay, 13, ian Society alf-past 7, P.M, Tract House, 9, A. M., Ta M ome Missionary Society, ‘Fubernacle, half- Chureh of the American ‘ Society, Bible House, ®, A.M. Ta he, 10, aataiaa for the Deaf and Dumb, Tabernacle, 4 American Temperance Union. Tabernacle, half past PM Boptiet Mew York Magdalen Society Fripay, 14. er atreet Presbyterian Church, 12 M. New York Association for the Suppression of Gambling. Babernacle, balf-past 7. ¥ = ‘Seana of Foreign Missions. (Tabernacle, 10 American and Foreign Bible Society, Oliver street Chureh, 10 A. M Lecture room of Blecek- Daily Morning Prayer Meeting at 8 o'clock, in the Broome treet Prosbyterian Church; Rev. Dr. Adams OUR ANNIVERSARIES, [From the New York Recorder, April 28 | Our readers will notice, inthe appropriate column, the time and place of meeting of our different anniversaries, ‘Phe American and Foreign Bible Society meets at Cleve- land on the 1th of May. The a proached by the Rey. Dr. Neale. toston, al sermon will be Addresses ‘are also expected from the Prosident of the society, the Rev. Dr. Welch, of Brook! urrows, of Phila nd others, The Home Mission Society meets at ( Mth, 1th, and 16th of May of thie city, the Rev. E.G. Robinson, of ( the Rey, Dr. Neale, of Boston, have conse this city; B and Lord. The Missionary Union meets at Pittsburg. Pa. The annual sermon will be preach . Hotchkivs, of Buffalo. d arranges vy which dl th of May Rev. V We have comp! and Erie Railroad. wilt be p for twelve The Rev n; Rev, Moser, M: elphia; Missionaries Haswell agoon, of weland, on the tward Lathrop, einnati, aod to preach wath reference to the general objects of the society on the hy the tx with the New York gates to the anniversaries asked from New York city to Cleveland. and back, dollars, This is a reduction of one-half the fare on the railroad, and one-third on the steamboat, from Dunkirk to Clevel and. Half-fare tickets will be furnixhe to deiegates at the following way stations along the Narrowsbung oad Delaware Bend, Ringhamtc (Port m, OF Jervis). . and rs Elmira. fom the 10th to the 26th, inclusive Theatrical and Musical. Mosicar.—The eterling support which European artists of reepectable talent reces attract to our shores many of the most notable. eountly arrived hi are Mons, Victor Petit, who in ve the Continent for his «kill as a mur ‘thore who hav: ale ein this count Gre: Tickets good ‘continues to Among ov professional tours, highly spoken of on Aposer and por- former on the clarionet, and hiv daughter, Mlle Hermine Petit. who ix said to be young prod Inurels ax a pianiste in Bel and to have won jum, Holland, and Germany The publie of this city will soon have the pleasure of Judging of the merits of these new candidates for their Savor and patronage ; and if they can establish su elaims to its eupport as they are enid to possess, their tour through this country will. no doubt, be @ highly success. fal one. Bowrny Theatne.—The grand bithed the “Corsican Brothers” attracted another crowded asremblage to this old establish Mast night, and if we can judg: which was bestowed upon every scene, it Jong and successful career romantic drama on- and prospe ‘rom the mar! a It_ is produced in a stylo of splendor seldom witnessed, and reflects all possible credit wpon Mr, Hamblin, whose indefatigable exertions have won for him the esteem of the patrons of the drama. The able manner in which the stage de by Mr. Stevens cannot be too highly Epona to-night, together with iter,” which will be the commencing feature. Broanway Tuearny.—The benefit of Mr. Forrest, the great American (ragedian, will take place to-nig’ inort positively his last appearance this season mence of hix arrangements to appear in Washington This will be the sixty-ninth night. o hiladelphia, rtinent is conducted Tt will be ‘ Lola t, being a con is sax ement. which js an event unparalleled in the history wy “SH theatrleatn. Pythias,”’ in whic Damon, suppor Merers. Conwn: Mrs, Abbott white dans Mil announced te © Gatarina” and ‘This ie an unuena ‘There will be quence of the rehe production of th raofthe “1 Mine Anna Thille Bunron’s Thea The plore ve Careline eur in Diable y attract ment, and must fill Niblo’s in forma Da L A; onreal en theatre, n to ruffocation with his nu bumper at parting.” ‘Th will be the terminating Nino's Ganpen.—The fascinating and great! toand her thy . th 1 farc the pnider ey ly r Ade. poten Lor vo-mm= ne that in which he made his first appearane went engagement, name te his gr wading. ¢ y Madame P 0 doubt, will be filled almost ‘our admirers, to give him a of Mr and Mrs. Lilly pature. is the sare, in the pre- tragedy of * Damon and i it character | ‘onisi, and. admired «© sisters. two grand ballets of a Quatre tine ingly attractive entertainment for this & and ‘ing & new farce The commenciry “Who } and Mins Howl Thir will amily.” whi of the compa with the the inst night but one her retirement from the Narionat, Trearny.—Th! an uninterrupted career of suc i reaping a rich burvest in the east of which Miss Mary Taylor wi murical faree a popular comedy ih of hi ‘The amusements py comedy of arly all the prineipal members the whole will termin this venting, » of entertain. ow night, ine the perfect 0” Auber'# which another ex Mountain Maid department ing. comy musien! pieee in whieh Mr. John L tonight will commence with the entertaining farce of 1 by the drama which will introduce “Crossing the Line entitled “The Co Mr will be crowded te Lyceum Trrar tablishiment anne ming. comprising a Head.) ©Th “Mr and Mrs This will be eneces rand his Dog Mr. Blanchard and his ea wuceerful drama of °T » over ue mance t or our exe an of a Lo’ @uce thore great favorite “a Maeder, Mr. Walcot, Mr nt the principal characters the Village Mev Toyleure and Pyni popular m wieal inment ws Mosewat.—T! Sir Walter Scott's dipsey's Warning and the tion as the oe will be forming patvou mired work will be represent. 18 dogs ckemith of Antwerp entertain: chard, at i4 presumed the dheatre flowing fhe man ve ar orchestra wil Mr. The re of this beautiful e r this eve uew and will ts being for A Man Without viden Locks. election will intre- Sulin Bennett, form drama Mrs Palmer, in Tn connection with the above, ted by Missos al nly attractive ean ed again this evening. in’ the lecture room of this vast es- tablichiment, Th: east em mn of Clarke Hadaway, Henkins. Miss Meetayer, Mies Barton, and Mrs reer of © Fort of which are well Ounrery'e Oren Have issued a fine program: They for thir satisfaction ping erewded houres, and ar all Frolic ted for and th Family Jars ne © of Ethiog to ract ternoon are the | them? Police Intelligence. IN THE MATTER OF WINN & HAWKINS, CHARGED ‘To question put by Mr. Whiting, defendants’ counsel— Question—How much money were you paid by Moaars, Winn & Hawkins, on the first loan of $5,400? A.—I do not know, Q.—How much were you paid altogether for the use of all the money you loaned? A.—I do not recollect; I never made any charge of any, and never kept any ac- count of what I received. Q.—Ktate to the Court, if you recollect, how much you received the first time from Winn & Hawkins? A—I | cannot state with any degree of accuracy; I never charged my mind with it, and I do not recollect ihe circumstances, Q—How many times did you receive from Winn & Hawkins money for the use of the meney you loaned A—I received money from them two or three times, but not specified what it was for; I never charged them anything for the use of money. .—Do you mean to aay that you did not know what they paid you the money for that they gave you on the body, in regard to pri | | charg | former both | Ohriety’® band of minstrei« amusements densely ceived with great delight and Woon's Mixsrerce will appear again tonight in their Bthiopian version of the tragedy of Mother full houre last night, aud wae received with every demonstration of appreval A ann Sacer Artinte Associntic Fencows Minernvns will They have thie evening Jour Goswre, th ing & Kogers, for their Floating einnati Rrooxiys Museow.—Chatles Fer player of chromatic union 5 benefit this evening, Sever a1 be played At the American Theatre, at ®an Franc Mately playing a by Mr. Chapman and Mls« Chay the American Th Signora P t. She is Madame Becounts Coloate U.S. District Atiorne Avni 20 —Kex ish whip arrested yesterday for vem ting rview ¢ The vessel ha Kiclewier, in the n'e wager District Court ne will be claimed ty burton treaty wen ( ne fay Ablamowicr did net transpire y th Th Albany ond oc ain matter charg will evening at the National Hall, Canal street, by the ftw beth t M ted Ww ts, Inthe Uni fan Eng with forg. at the Orleans 4 y's Office. ritieh authoritic the matter remains in abeyance View Consun ’ Berotum ar success It drew pen at Concert Hall, Buffalo wet with ed by Spauid Auphitieatre the 1 vn phiine under the parties, however, did Hot appea xpoet A Stat himan, whore ry. and who Cin ml ary wational wire will thoy were que called © Mrs, Biscuit Chantor n have beew playin: un Franciveo arrive in New ¢ were sand Ko wn Ach and | Magistrate. two or three different times before stated! A.—I mean to say that it was not specified to me, inasmuch aa there Was no agreement made for the use of the money; they stated tome that it was a great accommodation to them my loaning them the money, by which means they had made very large amount with my money in con- nection with others that they had borrowed, in buying gold dust; that they were willing and could well afford to pay me forthe use of ny money; they asked me how much Icharged them for the use of it; I told them nothing at all, that they were under no obligation to pay me acent for the use of my money; that that wasa mat- ter optional with themselvor; they said they did not want my money for nothing. and gave me some money at the time; theamount I do not recollect, but they stated it was a matter of slight consequence to whai they had made onthe amount for themselves during the time they had the ure of it, which amount, they said, was over five times what they handed me; and that if i had not accommodated them with the loan, they would not have been ableto have purchased that amount of dust, from which they had made their profit. Q.—When was the lust above mentioned conversation had? A.—Some time in the month of January. Q.—What part of the month ? A.—I_ would not like to fix dates, not knowing; I think it was about the middle of the month. Q’—Did you not receive from Winn & Hawkins in all about $1,200 for the use of the money you loaned, A. — No, sir, Q.—How much did you receive for such use? A.—I think about $400 or $500, QF Were you not, paid on one oceusion $500 in cash? Ihave a check with $500 added to it, I never re- ved $600 in bank bills, he following is a copy of the check produced. marked New Yorx, Feb. 9, 1852, CHATHAM Bank, y, to Cyrus Scofield or order ninety-five hundred dollars, £00, WINN & HAWKINS, Was there not an agreement between you and Winn and White, or with one of them, as to the rate of interest they were to allow you for the use of your money; and was not that same agreement continued with Winn & Hawkins? A.—To tho first branch of the question, there never was an agreement as to the rate of srest between Winn and White and mo Q.—Was not Doctor Litth eationjwas had by you with Winn and White us to or the amount of money which you were to be paid for the use of your money?” A.—I never had any conversa- tion in regard toan ‘agreement in the presence of any use of money, 1 not threaten Mr, Hawkins to make this she gave you a judgment, and preferred ditors? A.—No. sir, Q.—Did you not say to Mr, Hawkins, that unless h ferted a judgment toy his femil, words of Uh Quest to eld present when ac Q—Did y con- you would separate him from 0 Lik t? n obje ns, at the corner of J way, in the presence of Sauuel Whitney? Question overruled by the Court, The cross-examina- tion of Mr de adjourned until Friday 30th of Ap witness to be called ix Mr, James Barker, Brooklyn City Inelligence, Ory mp Tnack.—The afiernoon freig! Long Telaavd ra n off the track at yenterday. 4 we of the frac of one of t track was torn up a was dor nquence, axlotree iderable The train 1. Grounp ror tH: Poon pmimon Council, held last ¢ reported in favor of purchasing sufliciemt land for ivens whose means ing lots in existing eomete- fect was adopt At a special moeting a burying ground, for that class of prevent th i ries. from pure A resolution to thi Marine Affairs. 5 © Roaxovn.—A party wt half past th . at the Irving House, in New York, on Saturday, the 24th inst., and then took pasrnge in the steamship Roanoke, and arrived in Norfolk the next day, time enoug the National Hotel, and attend church in th thus making the run from New York to Norfolk between the ordinary dining hours. We are glad to learn that 01 and after Inosday next, a mail will be Roanoke, between this city and New York, i here every ednesday, at 10 o'¢lock.—Norfolk Herald. dyril 28 Our Light House TQ Ine HTLR OF THE HERALD. The report of the Board on Lighthonses had it rested the attention of the public, and T do hope it will arrest that of Congress this session. Having followed the sea for the last f years, | of course take a great interest in the subject; and T appoal to the public in bebalf of the seamen in this country, to move in this matter. You may have recently seen in a report n the Fifth Auditor, who hi e of the lighthouse department, statements mut forth that hits are superior to those of inglind and France, and that the syste kept up at two hundred per cent lees cost. than those of the uch statements are wholly erroneous, and ude cither te impose upon the public and Con- avery great ignorance in one i mnsider it the Z man to nutter his of such assertions. 1 of the public, ith the lights of are 1 gross, or else betra in whom ignorance hounden duty f protest against the absurdity Iwill stat the informati what li tile experience 1 have had w a" od; end otthough T 1 i iay fanust ney K dge that they a rahead of us on this point. We progress, it is true, more rapidly than any other country on the glob have been on the stand © veseel can approach the confidence at night as in the daytime. of his reckoning, he he makes a t,, As | have not the rofa nuch its color and characteristics. ing directions by me, T cannot tell the colors of the particular lights, but 1 will as- sume them, in order to show the system. For in- you are bound through the English channel. Your first I white fixed; the next is the next is Eddystone, white, rev a red fixed; every thirty ri ving seconds; next Start point, red, revolving thirty | seconds going on thus all the way, each having its peculiar characteristic. ‘Thus a vessel can make alight at night anywhere in the Channel, and the master will know his position. Asto their brillianzy, there is not a seaman who will doubt their supe riorvity ; for when discovered, they shoot up from the horizon like « meteor, and cannot be mistaken Now what is the syste Why 1) in our comntry t would purzle sea lawyer to find it out. Even from he irst building of our A he ses, it would apy that no regard was paid to seience, | from the sole ations. Judgi me of the sites, low land must have hadt ference. ow with regard to the expen: The compares the cost of the English lights, wh are the best in the world, with those of ours, the greater number, perhaps, of which are beacons, and «ther minor lights. This is really throwing dust in he eyes of the people he report of the Lighthouse Board, and sift i wring in the evi¢ 1 #, Who have had an opportu vd the result will conclusion from that of the Fifth Auditor Ove wio Kyows e pre- paring very different sonal General Pillow, of t th inet Tle Was mot at the ¢ by, and there of his vequa to his asrociate in arms as in Hartford on re by Col. Colt, Mir tances, He paid hi Goy! Seym respects don the next day to viet hie friends New Hampehire tts, It is expected that ¢ company Gen N rade inatiguration Tuesday and Wednesday of next wee Re EE Se ee COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, Troneay, Apr sv. M There appeared to be considerable anaiety a re of the leading fancy stoeks to reatine action at the first boat, today, in Tt r cularly large. Compared with quotations eurr y. thére has been ot advance in Canton Company of ' or eent.; New dereey Zine, 4; Norwich and Worcester and a decline in Harlem of |, per cent; Hudson River Railrond. 44; Ni Long sland, '4; Erie tn. At the second howd. Dauphin Coal Company Stonin Erie Railroad fel, Canton Company, !4; Hud 1.14; Norwich loved heavy, and the * availed th vex of (he opportunity to take in of thelr shorts. But for this, the decline would have boon greater, Tteun hardly be expected that money will be much easier thas it is at present, or the rates of imtes rest much more reduced, and it ie, therefore, improbable (hat fneilitien for epeculation will be more easily obtained ot eny future period during this rewson, ‘The jaserener p 1 per cent nt; Nie on River Railroad, 1 nd Wereester a1 Reading Rallrc the market but with our lighthouses, we | If he is out | i tell his position the moment | t made is Seilly—we will say it is a | | about two millions of dollars from | Let Congress but take He | we draw from this is, that prices for some stocks have reached thelr greatest inflation, and that the ehances are decidedly in favor of @ reaction. Seme of the smaller clare of fancies, which have not moved upward much, may have their turn, and reach a level with those in which rpeculation hae so long run high; but the power to raise any stock on the list much higher, appears to have been nearly exhausted. ‘The trip of the steam ship Pacific from San Fran- cisco to San Juan del Sur, and the’ steamship Northern Light from San Juan del Nicaragua to New York, has shown that the Nicaragua route, thus far, isthe quickest aswell as the shortest be- tween this port and San Francisco, The whole trip be- tween the two ports was aceomplished in twenty-six days; including stoppages. Actual running time twonty-o1 days, Passengers crossed the isthmus of Nicaregua in thirty-ix hours, notwithstanding the very low stage of water, The new boats just put upon the Nicaragua river by the Transit Company, will be able to navigate it at all seasons without difficulty, The plank road from San Juan del Surto Virgin Bay will soon be completed, when the trip between New York and San Francisco will be made in twenty days. As extraordinary as this may seen, we have no doubt it will be accomplished within the next ninety dayr. Advices received from California by the steamship Northern Light, via the Nicaragua route, state that the clipper ship Challenge was on her way from Hong Kong to 8an Francisco, with one thousand passengers, princi- pally Chinese, This is acurious fact. A British ship ar- rived at San Francisco a few days previous to the depar- ture of the steamship Pacific, for San Juan del Sur, with five hundred Chinamen on board as passengers. . This thows that emigration from the East Indies to California has commenced in good carnest. The Chinese are the Irish of the Pacific; and we have no doubt ‘that emigra- tion from China to San Franciseo will, in a short time be almost equal to that from Ireland to New York, and other American ports. Ina short time this strange poo- ple will be attracted to Australia, and it would not sur- prise us much to see an arrival of a shipload or two of Chinamen at this port. We understand that ar- rangements have been made with the authorities of Cuba for bringing out six or seven hundred Chi- nese, to work on sugar and other estates of that island for @ certain period, at a fixed price per annum, By thisit appears that the Chinese are an emi- grating people—that they are desirous of secking their fortunes in other parts of the world than their own coun- try, to return, after having accomplished the object they had in view, to the place from whence they started. They area peculiar race, and, we believe, make good citizens wherever they go. Economical, industrious, ingenious, they steadily accumulate, and appear to be satisfied with small gains, To California and Australia they will be valuable accessions, and do much towards developing the mineral resources of those countries, The population of China is about three hundred millions, The Emperor could spare very well fifty milions of his subjeets, without feeling the loss, and that number would serve to populate several countries like California and Australia, The transportation of the vast numbers of Chinese who will leave home for other parts of the Pacific oceah, will give employment. to fleets of steamships and_ sailing vossels: ‘There will be a steady stream ef travel to and from China, for it iswell known that the Ch never expa- | triate themselves from their country. Those going to make their fortunes in the newly discovered gold mines, and those returning with the proceeds of their industry, will give activity to thousands of tons of shipping, and cover the Pacitie with the flags of every commercial na- m of the world, The amount of duty paid on foreign merchandise en- tered at the port of Boston, for the quarter ending 31st ult,, was $1,619,714 11; amount paid corresponding quar- tor last year, was $1,813,518 28; decrease, $293,804 17, Foreign arrivals, first quarter, 1852, 349; first’ quarter: 1851, 340; increage A petition to the Legislature of Indiana, for a reduo- tion of the tolls on the Wabash and Erie Canal, is boing cireulated throughout the line of the canal. The Toledo Republican says reference to the Ohio division of e Wabash and Erie Canal, we understand the facts to bo, that in the arrangement made by tho States of Ohio and Indiana, by which Indiana transferred the lands in Ohio to this State, (which Iands were donated to the State for the const of that part of the Wabash and Erie Canal situated in Ohio.) Ohio agreed never to charge any higher tolls upon that canal than those charged upon her other State canals. W informed that. this ob- ligation has been most grossly violated ou the part of the Btate of Ohio.’ The receipts of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad Company, for the month of March, 1852, amounted to $14,182 39, against $14 17 for the corresponding wonth Jast year, showing decrease of $795 78 for the month this year. The bulk of this decline was in freight. ‘This is mort extraordinary, when we take into consid tion the fact that twenty-two miles more new road are ine stion this year than last ra e carnings of the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail any for the month of March, 1852, amounted 63 against $15,006 88 for the corresponding 1 rond to # month last year, showing an increase of to more than twenty-five por cent ‘The annexed statement exhibits the operations of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, in cach of the past three years:— Denawar ax Hupsox Cay ac Comrany. 1849. 1891. abcess i $7,200,000 ne of coal min 472.602 Profit from coal. This will give a pretty good idea of the operatior this company for the period named. It will be seen th | the capital since 1848 has rapidly increased, while the | percent earnings of the capital has rapidly decreased | In the profits med for 1850 an item of $151,144 was put | down, being premium on new stock sold, and $126 085 | profit on barges and real estate sold. In 1849, the protits on coal were equal to twelve per cent on the capital dividend paid that year, 1614 per cent In 1850, the pro- | fits on conl were equal to seven per cent on capital; | dividend paid that year 12 per cent, In 1851, the profits on conl were equal to three and « half per cent on | capital; dividend paid six an ‘The people of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania are moy- ctively in raising subseriptions for the construction of the Sunbury and Erie railrond, and there is no doubt | but that they will accomplish what they have under- | tuken, Subscriptions have already been obtained for It is estimated that the road It would be safer to put one-eighth per cent wiM cont eeven inillions of dollars, the sum at ten millions, in round numbers, for estimates are invariably below the ultimate expenditure, This | will open a new and much shorter route from the sea | board to the lakes, Whew this road is completed, the | | shertest route from New York to Lake Erie will be via Philadelphia, | The report of the operations of the Mercantile Mutual | Company of this city for the year ending April Jd, shows I business. The total amount of earned pre- 490 33, from which is to be | Angostura, | we. leaving $497.0 be div net profits. ‘The whole amount of profits realized during the six yea of ite existence is $1,628,098 99, of which certificates to the amount of $618 have been redec leaving a surplus of $1,009.407 86, The as | company are $1,048.100 58, | stocks, $68,000 on bond and mortgage, $930,600 44 in bills and receivable. and $143,000 97 in cash and claims, to be closed by cash or notes, The trustees have declared a dividend of thirty-five per cent on th infums for the year, payable in serip, which will be iss on the recond Monday in May, Resolutions were adopte vemaining fifty percent on the serip of on the 16th of May next; and fifty per crip of April 8, 1861, on the 12th of July 40 be prevented and caneeltod to that to redeem the April 5, 1850 cent of the next, the certifientes | amount ‘The thirtee wniton Railroad Com hannual report of the New Bedford and y. represents that the ror roinge for 1851 amounted to $118.011 60, of whieh $00,582 62 wae from p ora and $4 408 02 for freight SO0.0T7 00; of whieh $10.% aston re Pxpenditures pair of road, and $12,007 10 fgg repairs of care and en gines; for salaries, fuel, and mircellancouy expense $56 288 84; leaving: the net earningy of the road #55 4 A durin From this, two dividends had year, amountin 2000, The ee a total surplus, not divided, of $1 bills receivable. Ke ‘The directors mad to be in excellent ranning order, Duri ’ Inying down new sleep port the ewe icreat progress has he ore, whieh have oil been kyanized mee $7000. U 8 We, 42 Onhe Bale RM 100 Ste, 6 LY WOU Sin, ae 00d do 100 Harte “nO cn Wow 1000 Ohio 6 2000 Kentuek 2700 India 8p iw wth wo 20 | NU Peon Site be Hig 0 nh 3, EXPONAeR, i including $216,672 17 in ices Bee PEE Sze Bz 3 s 2 3 RR... R. Ses) = os z: mzzoz ceseEe Harlem KR f, Hud tiv RR. . we HFLFRSISFLEIZES 2% CITY TRADE REPORT. Tuunsvay, April 20—6 P.M, Asuvs.—There were 120 bbls. pots and pearls purchased, and $6 25 a $631.4. Brxansturrs,—Flour moved to the extent of 9,600 bbis.; superfine Canadian, at $4 1824 a $4 25; common to good Southern, $4 37348 $4 6234; ordinary to choice Btato, at $4 061, a $4 3736; and mixed to fancy West- $4 25 a $4 68%. Ryo flour ruled dull, at $3 25 9 ‘2; while of corn meal there were 300 bbls, Jersey $8 25; of wheat, 2.500 bushels Southern white, at $1, and 1,000 Jersey red at 93c.; of rye, 1000 bushels river at 77c., and of corn, 27,800 bushels round yellow mixed Western, with Jorsey and Southern yellow, at 00 @ 6lc., 62 a 62340., and 63 a b4o—a er reduction, Oats and barley seemed about the same, Corre was rather quiet, pending the large auction announced for to-morrow; 200 bags Java brought 10% a i 100 Rio, at 9%c.; and 100 damaged Mara- Corron was extensively dealt in, as well iy ship- pers and speculators as by home consumers, with a reduced offering it advanced a further one-cighth of a cent per lb, The total business waa extimated at 6.500 bales, on the basis of 8c. for Upland middling, and 9 5c. for strict Orleans do, Fueicnts.—To Liverpool there was more offering, and rates were somewhat firmer, 2,000 bales cotton were en- gaged at 3-16d., part compressed ; and 4,000 bushels wheat were en; at 43¢d. Flour was at 13 15d, There was no change in rates'to London. To Havre, a packet of the first was taking pots at $6, with rice and pork at $8, and cotton at ye. To California there was nothing new, Fine Crackens.—A parcel of 800 boxes Canton, 40 packs, realized $1 80, on four months credit. Fruir.—Excepting the disposal of 500 boxes Malaga raising, at $170, 40 cases Sardines, at 50c., and 30 casks currants, at Sc., nothing was done, Hay.—North Riyer was in low request, at 97}¢c a $1 100 Ibs., eneh, Inon.-There were 150 tons Scotch pig bought at $21, 6 months, Limy.--A cargo of common Rockland changed hands at 20¢,, the previous Mor.anse buyers, p prices. "We heard that 630 hhds, Cartenae found rt at 1¥¢,, and the residue on private terms Some 200 buskets olive fetched $3 25; and 4,000 linseed at 63 0 6335 ns ovisions favored pure! sisting of 250 bbls. new py $107 and $18% a $18% Tard at 104 and 11a 11 ith 400 bbls, prime and moss beef at $6 a $7 and $914 a 13, respectively, Rear, Esrate,—Sales by auetion:—1 lot on nue, between Twenty-third and Twenty- $ 1 do, do. adjoining, $2,800; 1 do, on Twe ntrect, adjoining the ‘above lots in the rear, on Forty-second street, ench @45, $1895; Forty-second «treet, between Second ‘and ‘Third ave- nuex. $4.40; 1 lot A xtreet, adjoi $1,150; 1 wt, between Fifth nth street, be- 1 do, do., ad- r Fifty-sixth strect and Seventh adjoining, $680; ty-ninth street. between ‘Third and Fourth 1 do. on Eighty-second street, ,betwoen $350, bbls, common were sold to-day, at ; the former figures Jo ing. $669; 1 do, avenue, $080; 1 do. on Seventh’ aven' 1 do, on Turks Tsland, was re- |. short credit. shi stile have be woxes Cay lit. en taken, at 9c. per Ib. Srinits.—There have been 400 bbls. Ohio and prison procured, at 20 a 21¢.—a further abatement. oi ueans continued brisk, the day's operations embrac- ing about 2,000 hhds. Muscovado, Orleans, and Porto Rico, at 614 a 6c. per lb, Some local refiners vanced their prices ie. per Ib, since our last notice, Winys.—Sales were made of 30 qr. casks Port, at $10 $115; and 60 Burgundy do., at 450 FCELPTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY. Riven Boars: 20 bushels corn, Ki By Nort whirke 5 do. flour, 13 do, ashes, 3,000 bush 24 bales wool, and 2 pokes. cheese. By Ratroan—149 bbls, pork, 44 do, hams, 153 hogs. Domestic Markets, v Recent Apvance iy tir On. Manker.—The recent vapid advance in our oil market has been atte step by step with a corresponding advance in every depart- ment of the oil busin had exhibit. ed an upward tend has become one of universal inte untry. Whale oil has reached a price never before attained, while sperm con- tinues high, Although many consider this advance to be caused by epeculative operations, we have our reasons for thinking otherwise, nor di ticipate any im decline—certainly not during th t year. ‘This opinion we arrive at from the pre of stocks. im. portations, and supplies The advance in whale oil is un- qquestionably the mort prominent poin be considered. Its advance has, of course, been altogether without precedent. Yet fro y similar, rm oil. in 1848-9, rose (from ‘38, to April, ) from 85 cent Mtimeted Import of sperm and w pert ob perme and whaie vil in iSol. Average import of sperm and whale for 10 years Falling off this y Falling off this ad with 18 . ear ay compared with 10 years | i rs the latter has ng PUTposes priptions in Now take the average consumption of both this country for a period of seven years, It is ax follows: Barrels, Sperm oil, average consumption 7 90,000 Whale oll, w ian pti «186,000 age exports «perm for 22,000 Add average exports whale for 7 years.... the subject, we may a varied during the tim 100 bbls, and of whale trom It will be seen, then, at a glan that the importations during the present year do not come up to within half the average demand for years past id the present year conjecture is useless orth Pacitic fleet of 15 an aggregate of 46,721 at. ORIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, ApRit 20, 1862, Maratian, Mexico. . Melbourne, N, Mexico (City). Monrovia, Atri Acapulco, Mexio Adelnide, 8. Auat'li Alexandria, Buypt... Vener'la, Fob, Mar. ie Hayil A inidad, oy ‘ort Spain, Tr ny Birman. » Ver chy, Mex ing th rande, Braztl. ren, Hayt H Campei Cal Ap ath Wo, ae Ki Pa 0 U. Of Conta Riew San duande Cuba... San Juan, D : M Payal, West Pt Good Hope itt! Mi Fort Indep Fort Kearny Shanghai... . rani Sierra L Singapore Mar. SI Sisal, M vador. Mar Ayr. Hobart Town, V Honolua, 81, Inemel, Hayti Jeremie, Mayth, Apr nerueln Apr. Mar. 2h Fob, 24 Ape. 17 Apr. 17 Mar. 7 « Mar. ‘ M im. Phila Tele, naanille, ¢ Spain, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY AAA ARRAN ANAAANNY war SEB THIRD PAGE. FINANCIAL. FT HE DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK, No. 619, FOURTIE treet, AY ie C, pay six per cent per annum on deporite, 0 ord JOHN Janna L. Stewanr, Socrotary. EAU, President. EW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK Ci 29th, 182.—The Prosident and Directors lared a dividend of five per cent on the capi arnin, ast six months, payable to the stockhol- re on and after the 10th of May next. The Transfer Book Will be closed from the Ietto the 10th of May inclusive. Hl, V. MASON, Secretary, Diyipexp.—orrice NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE & Boston Railroad Company, New York, April 27, 1862,— ‘The Prenident and Directors have this day declared a divi- dend on the stock of the company, out of the net earnings of the road for the last six months, of two dollars and ifty conte per share, payable on the Ist May next. ‘The trauster books willbe cloned on Wednesday, 24th inst, uatil Mon , 10 Hoard. 07 Be PEO DY Oreo OTAS. RUTHERFORD, Clerk. NDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS Fri in Fire Ineuras oe the de present, : ition,” $125,008" Taraneh walon e ral soourities, | resent valus soe) cant $02,326" 50;' Cash, Sew, $54,568 20—Toral, 1,884.500 94. “Directors—Charles N. Bancker, Thomas rt, Tobias Wagner, Samuel Grant, Jacob R. Smith, G. Richards, Aceipne E. Borie, David 8. Brown, Morris ry Patterson, Mi D. Lewis. Charles N. Banoker, Preni- dent. Charles G. Bancker, Secretary. In’ addition’ to the ordinary modo of Insurance, Perpetual Policies issued on buildings ats saving of nearly one-half, and the risk and trouble of ronowals obviated. Office in New York, No. 67 ‘all atreet, P. NOTMAN, Agent. P, W, BYRNES S 00, 0 SOUTH STRRE ih Brats pale Thneaben meen ea ra! 0) ow neler rel Babdand Walls 2 onte for the Ei nk Dri and 8 Lines of Liverpool $8, it, Goor "ae New Line from Hanah tterdeus, sailing weekly. Gertidcaten for above linet for salen RIT AN Es. DRAFTS FROM £1 AND UPWARDS, Frtand, ae sigh\ Say awe throughout hy $ Britain this city for the Swallow Packets, BOWMAN, GRINNELL & C' $18 "750 12 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, 9 on improved property in thie city.” Als Various amallor sumer Apply bee OSGOOD, Te oNaaee | 275 Spring atrect.” Tho above promises are suitable for any treet, first floor, from 104, M. to 4 P.M. Hau | Kind of business,” Also, Doctor's Waeen, i Mend order, BY FIRE.—THE | jo) —FOR SALE, A CASH MANUFACTOR- ash f redred ander ih eB eens: menses made yearly, sb cum ‘Wo salistestarliy shee ng 88 CoD Read property im part. Address 8-11, Herald Ome $700 —FOR 8. 2 of to im way. is sent proprietor juires 1 city. will bo taken as partmer, Ap- A smart HAUGHWOUT, 663 Broadway. CHANCE WHICH BBL) FFERS.— pirsan wishing to keep bonrders, The subscriber tas ing House for sale, which has tnirty boarders, and can, the east sie of the ccommodate forty, It's situated gw city. Rent am ‘erme cash, ther particulars, inquire of J. 8. Con front streate al 1, 236 Front street. A. § HUGUENIN, HERALD BUILDINGS, NO. 131 ‘ulton wt b fe wht Meas guia A er, an ‘cash, or appro LOTS FOR SALE.—SPLENDID SITES FOR, and Great Chance for Speculation.- ‘izes, from the usual city lov to 180 foes the Fordham Depot, and imm Coll These Tots ‘soon double in ow for sale npon reasonable UrFof 10.and 12 o'clock, A, My at No. 64 3086 OR SALE—THE 8' LEA! Foe the Wing eigeer Gal eat RES AND LEASE . Sogar Store, covahniee for the last ten years, rounding couatry—doing ® who! ‘seh 9,004 pedures ‘The » Fetirii chante to a puccenor. “PC. BLAS Buffalo, For infirmation \OR SALE, ON STATEN ISLAND, TOMPKINSVILLE sound andchindy will be wold’e’ Sueglane® Olde waemanted ‘lege itotel, Tomekinepiis Staten rae a0 ved SALE—AN EXCELLENT HORSE, id, kind and good in barness and ax reer Enyuite at, hovertion's stsble tar Butine i Henry and Clinton streets, Brooklya, *" & REASONABLE 1! OR SALE, ON 'S, 1, Powis umber dane, well Leet egtene ower, and nc: market.” Apply to CHARLES. bowie Chambore street, two doors from the Arving OR SALE—THE LEASE OF THE WELL KNOWN Livery Stable, with or without the stock, situated at F 5 OOO 7HE ARVERTISER HAS THE ABOVE 9 jountin cash, which he is desirous of inve ing in some genteel and lucrative bu her aw acti or silent partner. The host of ref Adi “Enterprise,” Herald offic view may be had. $5 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, 9 on city property, for threo or five years, a¢ seven per cont. ‘The. property aust be worth twice the amount loaned. Apply to HENRY P. MoGOWN, 80 Nassau street. —WANTED, A PERSON WITH THIS $1,500. Amount, to engage in a staple mi turing business, without’ competition; sale Will, with attention, pay from $3,000 to $5,000 Ar. Satisfactory explanations will bo given upon an interview. Address Hall, Herald office, with name and residence, noes d required, stating where an inter, & ¢ 200 —A PARTNER WANTED, OR ONE OF THE ‘best fruit, butter,oggs and poultry stands in yashington market for sale, Apply to THORE W. ton and Fulton streets, basement of a between the hours of 9and IL. ASH ADVANCES ( on all kinds of me other personal property, chains, diamonds Nassau atroet, sec T FOR CASH pr » jewelry, aud ‘old and silver ware, wat » at Cash Loan Ofc: BOUGHT ow’ i CASH ADVANCES MAY BE OBTAINED IN SUMS it ap Watches, jewelry. Also, Implicit confidence ean Merchandise and Real Estate, «relied on in all transactions. Apply to ‘ BALKCOM.& MATHEWS, 208 Broadway, rner Fulton st, room No. § up stairs, ANTED TO PURCHASE—FROM $10,000 TO worth of Goods, for which real estate, or mort geod real ¢ New Hampshire, will be given in ex- change. A line addressed to P. M., at room No. 100 1 Joy's Hotel, Park row, within one week, will receive Prompt attention. Ww AF ON WITH $5,000 CASH CAPT tal, to join the advertiser, who has an equal amount, in an exclusive and very profitable manufacturing business, With proper attention, $10,000 to $13,000 per annum inay Address, with toal name, M. E. B., Broadway when all particulars will be made known. ANT! Fo SALE OR TO LE€—A THREE STORY BROWN. stone front ho South of Second PI third door east of Court atreet, Brooklyn, thre oms deep, 23 by 58 fect, with all the modern improvom ‘Apply to D. & A. KINGSLAND & C0., 6) Hiroad treet. OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, FURNITURE, goodwill, and leaso of the Albion Hotel, on the corner of Ninth street and Brondway. Apply, wi CHARLES G. SANFORD, 246 Front street. OR SALE—A WELL KNOWN PUBLIC HOUSE, Ioeated in the Second ward. The house is located in $f the greatost thoroughfarce. The bar receipts from to $30 daily, Apply to C. ES, 83 Nassau street, OR SALE, OR WOULD BE EXCHANGED FOR CITY worty, a #ix years’ | old extublishid whol $0 Vesey street, To any p thin budiners, a first-rate opportunity. is here offered. For further particulare, inquire of the proprietor, JOHN J, QUACKENBUSH. {OR SALE—IN BROADWAY, THE SEVEN YEARS establiched Saddle, Harness, and Trank Store, now do- ing a business of $25,000 per year; also, ‘tore next door, with two H Store and the suitable fo ants or Amanufacturing bi CB, MOWES, 83 Nassau ticulare, apply to FPO, SALE OR TO LET—POSSESSION GIVEN ON the Ist of May next—The modern built brick Dwelling House on the cornor of Twenty-first stroct and Tenth ave- The house in two stories high, with io, and hi Rent ani pric Ninth avenue, THE VALUABLE PARM FORMERLY the late Andrew ‘sons, of ndoraon of Hack le tho Leave of said Houses in the rear, For par: of fer quarter of a mile of the city of Pater: tond almost to the farm. It is intersected dan unfs d commodii collars, without mall widow, wat k house, with basement manding beautiful views 0} forrest trees near the house, and valuable sherry, 0b ‘apple and pear trees, grape vines, &e.” There is » large and commodi- ons barn, carriage house, with cellar; shed, ice house, and other out buildings. There are five acres in wheat, and the garden ismade. For terms, apply to WM. GLEGHILL, Paterson, BOARDING HOUSES, OARD—SINGLE GENTLEMEN, AND and their wives, may obtain, at’ Ist May, nished or unfurnished rooms, West Twentieth street, near E OA RDING Well furnished without meals, ploasant fur- with board, by applying at 14 hth avenite, M4 GREAT JONRS Jeasant rooms to 1 and quiet family. emoval in May, AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE first floor: also, other rooms can be had, at 82 East ‘Twenty-third st ear Fourth avenue, and a short dis- tance above Union Park, 0 gentle} »t References ex- n be joard, at 49 Twenty-first street, nue Bowers, MAN AND WIFE, for the fi May, in a private family, where there are no other boarders, Location between Walker aud Amity streets, Address A, W., Broadway Post Offic OARD—A PLEASANT FRONT PARLOR ©: second floor, with bedroom and pantry attach private he Will be let permanently to one or two men, with either full or partial board. yat 14 lin street, OARD—AT 1 first of May, 9 dated with a hands beh THE a ontles Prank- Ne table for a gentlem desired. Piret clas Apply at 142 Chan may house, tine pan ra street, r, sui n furnished § Vaths, &e. OARD WANTED—BY TURE private family ora boarding ons the Brooklyn Heights, where bathing accom dat be had. Addr ey HA. HL, stati which must t OARDING I rm tio) 5 terins, R WIVES, OR minodated with to Grand street Apply at Jeusant location lway stages, OARDING—SOUTH BROOKLY and his wife, or two singh or partial board, with handsome A within three wis wt Ui COUNTRY RESIDE nd Mansion Ho: t families and Jomen, hy, with charming seenery on all si Tarely combined OK LYN ichity-Sixth Spacious, eleva- iles, it possenses TWO OR THREE G rdf private fami Roome plea tly sit vork rd Willow e, m few minutes’ walk References required. PNTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE men ean have bi have good society, the Bi from with a front room on the third floor Two lines pass tl Inquire of J ead, 14 ar OARDING—ROO: third floors of ho , trom Broadway,) suitable for * Tor single gentlemen, recently painted, rooms newly fu: improvements, introduced, Re TLEMEN AND THEIR: nt r SECOND AND di s, furnished or unfurnished, at 41 Forsyth street. Apply at 214 ner of budlow street, entrance on Lud- y gent & fow single gentlemen, where neatn dations will be found, ‘References exehany of the Park for the use of the family. App BY SOUTH BROOKLY & room and bedroom on the see will be let with board to a to mri that cit fired, Address t 25 Myrtle 0 hood. Apply The basement of said ng well known and used pacity for'the Inst six yours, Reteron: avenue, ton minutes wall from the Pull is in a very desirable and respectable neizh' on the premises from Ist of Mi ouse will be let to a physician, b n office in that ¢ cos given and re NTLEMAN AND nt parlor and Prince « anily strictly priv Iresed. A, hox 122 Brondw an ean interview may be h ane OARDING—2!, CATHARINE STREET, ONE DOOR from Honty street, gentlemen and their wives ean be dated “with pleasant furnished or unfurnished ntries attached, with hoard, where they will moet with the domestic comforts ofa home; without olildren; also o single gentieme taken. 1 down town, A w in ady i ‘This is a dosi- An JURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS TOI with board, at 10H Kast proadway, Reference i, T—A NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH st and toa, for gentlemen, House now, with improvements, and pleasantly situated in the Tyng's chore, i within a few rode ofa Those desirous of the comforts of & hon t venteenth street. Address, T° all the vieinity of Dr. stage Fonte may apply curly, at tt immedintely, Mw, M OR MORE YEARS, RO the HIRB—FC with rqtality warrnuted, boken wirect, foot © ITTSTON COAL.—OFFICE PE Company, corner of Broadway and Wall stroat, «ylvania Coal Company is now prepared to enter eof ita superior Pittston coal, deli ort Ewen, near Rondout, on the Hudson ‘river, b uly next, pa SYLVANIA ¢ OAL, Th grate or furnace, $3 60: ve, $3 65; pe %, $2 ho remainder of the offirn, JORGE A. HOYT, Trensuger. rang « n= axon by t the following prives:—Limp | N ICHIGAN LANDS.—TEN LOTS OF FROM 40 TO 160 acres each, superior farming lands in Kalamazeoand Yan Beuren counties, » ME the Line of the C for sale low. OTICK.—THE PROPRIETOR OF A FANCY STORE, established for a number of years in the best location in Broadway, being about retiring from business, would Ake to find a pervon possessing somo capital to take his aucces- tion, For particulars apply at 457 Broadway, in the store. ERS APPLE POTATOES FOR uire on board ship F. P. Sage, from Liverpool, treet, East River, Also, one English Bull Per- wale. 1 foot of Walls rier Dog. S HOW WINDOW FOR SALE—FRENCH GLASS, 36 BY 40, six lights, rie of window, 6 feet & inches high by 9 fe fort wide—a splendid show window, Apply immediately, 671 Broadway. ENT BUILDING LOTS et, between en C vining lots mre wold to cartmen, who ary waiting to build the four together, Terms will be made to suit. Apply to JOHN B, MURRAY, No, 12 Old slip, cornec of Water street. "T°, CONFECTIONERS—ANY CONFECTIONER wanting x Lozenge Machine that is really «good one, that will eut with ease 1,000 Ibe, which will Also spread them on tho drying boards, may beat of one that will be sold reasonable, by addressing Confectioner, © Wook, at the office of this paper, stating wherean in wimay be had. Any one boxing lozenges will Gud thie to bea very profitable thing, D. The two ad VALIPORNI . most RE THE MOST ple, most durable, and n power- ever made, now in operation on quarts ding it to dust. Apply to 8. W. BULLOCK, 20s AD DAY REMOVAL V. Martin, Preneh Am respectfully notifies all 4 Brooklyn, and al m daily, Those who are about to change t residence will plone: xive mi Le bas also, for the accommodation of & of his cnetemers whe spend part of the summer season in their country h cats, in the vicunity ef the two cities, made ‘As he mt of be- arrangements oo “ai to gupply them ‘with’ bread ilour, wakes use of only the best 0 ing whle to give general sath AHARTER OAK GRAPE.—THIS 18 / tho largest most dele py of them gr meter, In tinver th few seeds; they ripen before the f W of Septeniber, are perfectly har nin winter. A eupply of well roote ‘79 Grand etreet. he feels confi RANKED AMONG er Sh an wed vi Orders promptly atten rE OUN LIQUID MUSTARD—AN V's, Clin Fale, in packages Conrtla it grocers and ship: deal and at the factory, iy PRESERVES, LOD n cant, hogs, or bottles, the tinest quali ctivally senied Oysters, Lobsters, Peaches, , With Marge aesortment of Brandy Peaches, ICKLES, SAUC don Mystar herm f erior style, and at ¥ market. and evirantoad te GEO, RAPHAEL, 46 Vesey Vroenwich streets, depot for ing Oxtraet reh and tla Brcsazs: BRUSHES!!—A LARGE AND SPLENDID Asnortment of Brushes, just received at K. D. & D. McMURRAY'S Brosh Warehouse, 243 Pearl st., New York. {HOW CASES—SCHMITT & BROTHER ANNOUNCE TC + +) their friends and the public, that they have removed their Show Case Warereoms trom No. 10 to No. 16 North William street, where they will endeavor to h those wishing to purchase on or: good article a r, Shew Cases with despatch, and sell & Ap a8 any other establishment in this city JERKY IMPORTANT TO IRON AND RRASS FQUN- ders. —Cast iron and other motal verse!) for house- hold and other purp PRRDI- NAND KRAFFT, 101 Orders | promptly attended | I AMPS AND GIRS 4 Chath h ption of ingly ni ed at exceed LIQu ORTH KNOWIN D HAIN DY, RE- quiring but one application, (saving time and trouble ef going over eI prepara. hair with two d one), has heen disco, It # im ite of tu, producing an inimita red, A receipt for making ane, will be nent to tny adden id.’ Address ETIENN: Omics. STORMS’ INDIAN DEPOT, Prowawny Pu + is now rebuilt, replenished, and re directio om reesipt of $1. alytions Chemist, KiNG STREET, for distribution, oines, from Sunth Ameri: ‘ S with every kind #f Vegetable medi ea, numbering 868, for all kinds of complaints the humat family are subject to. Wanted—a second hand single Car riage, with harness complete, top and apreny for which the cash will be paid, at ite intrinsic value fe LIGHTN way—Boyer's a in any part of the Uni Broadway, will ed at the W Fifty agents wi deaud pnt + Allerders addroesed Boyer, tly attended to, Silver melas T best points and rods to G. immediate Lowrsvit.ty ning Condnetors put up by plan ofd. Boyer, appear to be point of mechanieal wee of important auxiliary t he rogarded #8 of no ofdinaty vidings are liable. B. SILLMAN, Je, f. of Chemistry in University of Lowerille, Ky. against & danger Which n magnitude, te whieh all brio PAPER HANGINGS. ti | PAPRK TANGINGS, OF NEW AND BRAUTIFUL | dcrigns, just imported, by Francis F & Co., Vearl street, welected expressly to decorate the interior tments Of the most ovrUly mansions, and cam be put up erior workmen, are offcred at wuolewmle of retail, ay | very lowent prive APER HANGIN 436 Pearl street, { .—THOMAS FAYE & CO. ear Madiec dealers and purchasers generally to their ex mont of foroien aud domestic Paper Hangin riety and style, particularly their fine Onl Goll decorations, which they have so a As to show wt Aglance, oven to the moat th t will be when on the walls. Th to eall and examine #y wort aprieticn) workmen