The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1852, Page 2

‘The ‘Mict me Richmend—The Governor ‘Threatened with Violent Treatments @ounter Meeting. We have already gi’ account of the ez- y @vtement which prevailed nd, Va., ineon- requence of Gov. Johnson. commuted "the pentenee of the negro boy Jordan, from the death whole 5 to the time o: hea . Sore months or two sined, an overseer sen) in one of Serdig een pein of was biol aig Bias eumstances:—"' ig done sree hie work in 8 ‘eareless pa Co ment merited, the overseer persisted in After awhile, the boy caught hold of the —the everseer ordered him ote” ‘G0, but. he would not, ‘and the overseer gave him a kick. In the passion ef the moment, the boy seized an iren Lonel yng d struck the overseer a wa a felled him:to the ground. The boy then let drop the poker, and ran down the stairs. The overseer, wising instantly, ran in pursuitofhim. .It was very seon ascertained that the overseer was seriously in- red; a surgeon was called in; from an examination was evident that the ree hind been sfawenen _ tion. was” ut it brought no rel Shanatots od thes proend. day after the Ley was struck, he died. - The negro was arrested. tried, and, on proofof the foregoing facts, eonvieted ‘and sentenced ‘to be hung on the Rd of April. Application was made to Governor Johnson, either to mi the convict or to commate tho sentence of death into some less severe punishment. The Governor declined, but did, however, grant @ reprieve of a fortnight’ 's duration. Meanwhile, some seventy-five or one hundred of the most eminent and respectable citizens of Richmond Yaid before the Kxecutive a petition, praying & commutation of the, punishment which the was condemned to suffer, in considera- a of the facts, that the crime of which he was “Bak as not murder, but simply manslaughter— yond ail question he had ne intention of tak- the life of the overseer, whose death was the re- at of acoident rather than design, and also in con- sideration of the youth’ of the convict, he being only seventeen years of age. The Governor was con- strained by the urgent appeal of the petition, by the force of its arguments, and the great-respecta- bility and influence of the gentlemen who had sign- ed it, toreeede from ‘his determination to suffer net sentenee of law to be executed upon the bor a to commute his punishment into transportation or Mife. At thisannouncement ofthe humane intention ef the Executive, excitement raged throughout Richmond. An indignation meeting was called by advertisement in the newspapers, and placards post- ed along the streets. Here is a Notice.—This is to notify -all citizens who are willing and at all times ready to stand by the institu- tions of the South, and especially Virginia laws, to meet at the City Hall to-night, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of helding an indignation meeting against Governor Joc Jehmeon, for pardoning a negro slave Jordan, for killing: aon Come one, come all, and protect your resi by putting down all those who uphold murder. May 7, 1852. MANY CITIZENS. In response to this invitation, some fifteen hun- @red or two thousand, ns assembled on the evening of the 7th inst., in the City Hall; acbair- man wasselected to preside over the Aoliberations, anda secretary SPP pointed to record the resolves. The Commonwealth’s attorney for the city of Rich- mond opened the ball by. remarks denunviatory of a conduct of the. Executive. Mr. William F. Watson, a quiet and peaceful ei- Aizen, submitted to the meeting this proposition:— Resolved, That a committer besappointed. whose duty shouid be to wait upon the Governor, obtain the papers, signatures, &c., which had. been presented to him in be- half of commuting the punishment. of the convict, and seport to an.adjourned meeting of the citizens, This proposition was rejected by an overwhelming majority — George R. Peake submitted the follow- ing resolution: — esolved, That Governor Johnson, in commuting the rentence of the slave Jordan Hatcher, convicted of the wilful murder of, William P. Jackson, has abated the trast eonfided to him hy the constitution, has outraged the feclings cf this community, and has given aa encourage- ment to insubordipation and crime, which calls for the indignant reprobation of the people of Virginia. This resolution was carried by acclamatien. Mid the applause consequent 1 upon the adoption of this resolve, the meeting adjourned. Amount of nominal debt [From the Richmond Whig, 11th inst. A meeting was held at the City Hall last evening at 5 o’clock,.to take into,consideration the mob, aud matters thereunto pertaining. General Peyton was called to the chair, and Mr. Robert G. Scott pre- sented a series of resolutions from the Common Counoil, reprobating any conduct of an insulting ebaracter towards the Governor, and declaring it to bo the duty of the police to repress all sach eon- @uct, but at the same time, avowing it to be the unquestionable right of the people to. meet and ex- press their opinions regarding the public acts of public agents. These resolutions were adapted, af- ter some discussion. A resolution was then offerd by Mr. Roberts, to ihe effect, that the people of Richmond disapprove .of the disorderly proceedings at the Governor's House, Friday night; but that there was nothing in the action of the meeting which they condemned. This gare 2 rise to a long discussion, in the course eof. whic y very sharp things were said of those Honorables who had taken upon themselves the func- tions of. censor. Mr. Lyons, in the course of some -gnimated and pertinent remarks, observed that the fruits of the Governor's misplaced clemency had that day.been realized in the city, by the enaction of another scene very similar to that Which produced the death of young Jackson. In tiis case death had not occurred, though blood had been shed. ‘After much discussion by various gentlemen, D: Gooch—a gentleman and a democrat, who was pre- sent at the ‘‘mob,” and witnessed everything that passed—submitted a resolution, which declared, in substance, as well as we could hear, that there had ‘been no ‘‘mob;” that all the hubbub thereanent was fal-Jal; that-the people .of Richmond were the friends of, order, and. wo maintain it; and that they bad odie from which they would not shrink, &o. as adopted and the meeting adjourned. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Tuvrspay, May 19—6 P.M. We have no change to report in the etock market to- aay. Transactions in the leading faneiee continue limit- * ed, without any material variation in prices At the first beard Harlem deckined % per.cent; Erie Railroad 3{; Reading Railroad \{; Nicaragua 2; New Jersey Zinc \{; Morris Coal 34; Hudson Railroad 34. Dauphin Coal Gompany advanced ‘; per cent: New Haven 4; At the seeond board Norwich and Worcester declined +4 per cent; Erie Railroad %{; Nicaragua Transit Company 2 per cent. ‘The fuctuations in this stock are among the most curi- ous features in the market. The bears must be particu- larly cautious or they will get caught in 2 tight place. It would not surprise us to see this stock selling at fifty in Jess than a week. We see no foundation for these fluctaa- tions; but sellers are very apt to be led into operations by them. without knowing whether they can get out or not Morris Canal has been very quiet lately. and prices have fallen off 2 fraction, The receipts of the company for the week ending the 24th of April, 1852, were $2.548 75; week ending May Ist, $3,423 03; May 8th, $4,207 37. Quotations for Long Island Railroad Lave lately been steadily settling down, notwithstanding the reocipta of the company show an increase since the Ist of May, of about one hundred dollars per day. ‘The receipte at the office of the Assistant Treasurer 0° this port, to-day, amounted to $58,988 33; payments 967,610 61—balance, $5,585,035 62. ‘The Bowery Fire Inrurance Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, ‘The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company have de- clared @ dividend of three and e-half per cent; the Bart Jett Mills, Newburyport, three per cent. ‘There was a large attendance to-day at the Merchants’ Exchange, during the sale of the first mortgnge bonds of the Buffalo, Corming and New York Railroad Company. ‘The following prices were obtained -— $20,000 at 96 per cent, metting......,...-. $19100 00 *elo00 at 96 ie 8,000 at 0434 to as. 71,000 at 94° do. do. 120,600 at 934 do 10,000 at $3 do. do 160,500 at 9234 do. do. $400,000 9334 per cent, avernge We have no doubt a much larger amount could have been disposed of at these prices. The bidding was spirited throughout, and at the close there appeared to be con siderable competition to get the small lots sold to make op the amount The Ilineis Central Railroad Company have made a farther purchare of forty thousand tons of iron rails, at a Jow price—one haif cash, and one half in bonds at par. Itappears by the aunexed letter that California eoinage in mueb better than rome ef the brokers represent, Bee be & Co. are good authority for quotations for specie, and we are glad that the correction is in favor of the Ualifor- pia geld coins — Korron New Yorx Henaip — In your money article this morting. you quote Mottatt & Co's. coin \y & 3g discount, and U. 8 assay by Huuibert Ja &), diveount, Moffat & Co's, bas always beeu taken by Humbert at %% dircount, and very large peing preferred by shippers to Krance or Prpland, to rica gold, when exchange coupele rhip mus uit Very feepettully, your cbedient grrvants, «f thee mille per ton on ait <1 pleid Kalliene, imposed by th session. Raiiroad Com acai Seats $14,266 62 forthe month in 1661, Inerease this year, $7,350: 18. he Canal Collector at Albany givedthe antexed com- parative statement of the number of'boats cleared at his office, the amount of merchandise, a0 the amount of tolla taken, during the first sixtoen days of navigation this year ‘and last:— Commence oF New Yous Sree Orme, oy Cleared, 23,708,645 $39,725 41 29,308,680 Inrelation to this statement, it appedre that; with an. increase in the tonnage, the tolls have decreased. The cause of this is'the reduction im the tariffofeharges, In consequence of the removal of tolls from the railroads, a great deal “of freight has thiscyear been transported by tail, The competition now existing between railroad companies -has reduced the eost of transportation on ‘these works, and they now carry many articles which heretofore have been taken to market by canal boats. We trust that before the close of the season of navigation, the present deficiency im camal tolls: will be more than made up. ‘The Mercantile Marine Insurance Company, of Boston, haye declared @ semi-annual dividend of five per cent. The operations of the branch mint at Dahlonega, for the four monthsending the Ist ‘of May, 1852, were as fol- lows:—Receiptes of gold from California, $64,378 85; from Georgia, $28,548 28; from South Carolina, $16,175 74; from Tennessee, $343 12—total, $100/445 99. Coinage during the same time, $122,628. The Committee of Ways and Means of the Legislature of Maryland, to whom was referred so much of the Gover- nor’s message as related to the public finances, have made areport, Itis stated that the finances of the State arein a highly prosperous sondition, and that, under the pre- sent wise policy of the government, a rapid extinguish- ment of the public debt is guarantied. The total nominal amount of the State debt, composed of bonds and stocks, bearing various rates of interest, the greater part being five per cent, according to the Treasurer's report made on the Ist of December, 1851, wis fifteem millions two hun- dred and ninety thousand six hundred and sixty-eight dollars. Finances or aaa ahh ade Deer. vee $15,290,068 The Baltimore and ‘Ohio Rail- road pays Greeny the inie- rest On... The Tide Water and Ssaque: henna Canal Companies .pa: “regulaaly the Ebeyey ard loans for their account, to sal AMOUDE Of... 66s sever eseeee 1,000,000 The Susquehanna Raiir’ ‘a Com: pany will pay intereet..on. 2,252,045 The Baltimore and Ohio Rail- road Loans, as per acts of 1827, 1830 and 1833. On this, inte- rest is supplied by railroad.re- $3,200,000 ceipts,.. 497,000 Baltimore andWashington Rail road, per act of 1838. interest supplied from receipts of the ‘Washington Braneh and divi- dends... ase 500,000 The Tobac from proceeds of tape 163,689 $7,697,934 The State has the following items of productive capital, which produce income anffi- cient to pay the interest on an equal smount of State debt.. ; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stock and Dividend Stock,.. » $185,691 Railroad Dividend b oged a3 1846, 10,000 192,500 Ba St ‘owned by thes tate, . 518466 Turnpike Stock. 15,000 Trustees of _Chatioste | Hail Bohai is <a s4sscakeos 2,666 $924,323 $6,773,611 Amount of sinking fund, os it.ozisted on the Ist of December, 1851,...........+5 2,253,796 $4,619,815 Making the sum of $4,519 $15 .2¢,the outstanding debt of. the State, for which the State. must, provide the inte- rest out of the proceeds of taxation. It will be seen that the ectual amount of the State’s liability on account of the public debt, apart from those portions of it which constitute a lien. upon the various public worke, and which are provided for by the re- sources of these works, and apart from jthe portion of it which is provided for out of the annual preceeds of the State's productive capital, 1s, in the aggregate, $6.733.611. Deducting from this the amount of the inking fund, ($2,258,796) the residue, which may be said to comprise the whole of the real debt of the State, amounts to $4.619.815. But inasmuch as the bonds in the sinking fund bear interest, as well as the outstanding bonds, the interest bearing liabilities of the State to be provided for out of the proceeds of taxation, may be estimated at the sum above named—$6,733,611. But four years have clapeed sinee the Ist. of January, 1848, when the regular resumption of the payment of the interest on the State debt commenced. This resumption ‘was commented under great apprehension on the part of many, and absolute predictions of failure on the part ef some. Eyer aince, however, the interest hasbeen pusc- tually paid at the precise periods when it fell due; and. in addition to this, there bas been paid daring the sam, {ime, om account of arrearsof interest, and of jnterest of said arrears, the sum of $1,084,817 07. After a careful review of the resources of the Treasury —after a full investigation into the finances of the State— the Committee of Ways and Means very wisely recom -mended a continuance of the system of taxation as it now exists. The Governor, in his last message to the Legisla. ture, recommended certaim alterations and reductions in the tax system; but the committee do not agree with him, and have reported accordingly. A speedy, sure, and fina) extinction of the State debt is consummation devoutly to be wished; and @ proper administration of the public finances, under the present policy of the government, will jnsure such 2 result. or Exchange. 1 00 Nicaragh Eo 1 36 : By ea Bai sg35 Px 10 do. 2 500.3 88 Harlem RR Prei.. 112 106}_ 10 Koch & Sy RR uz M42" 2 116% I 1 50 Stonington Rk Lan - M7 20) Reading RR 18% 1 106 400 78. Motrefolitan Bic, 105i; 30, e » 1054, ta. do. 106% “10 i” . 1p 19° bo + 5635 180 » 3% 12 » 8284 2b Pas 82% 13 : 1% 5 ECOND BOARD. $3000 Erie Income Bde 3g 100 400 Brie KR Cony. ‘71 100 6000 Erie RR1 100 200 = 200 200 3 Fy 60 Nor & Wor KR, rd 1 Ene, Railroad: 176 erty os REPORT. Asnvs.—We heard that 30 bbls. po sis a par fund a market, at we « he? 3 e “hohe phot DRE Be egen bayer ‘the rales Lg Pg atoa 5700 bb bbis.-. to ie cholne State 9 O63; » $4 3144; mixed to fancy Precn $4 60; ‘uh common to good Sothern a hate ti ae is flour and cornmeal ruled wheat 385 bushels Genesee white wave chaasaphnan at sri 10; and 6, Michigan do,. at $1; mas hye, § 5,100 bushels river, at wr ‘786. ; and of cori wushels round wand mixed Western. at 61 fa‘, centennd 66 cente—a redue- tion. Oats seemed quiet. Corton. AEs oe market ‘continues full and speculative, the sales reaching 3,000 bales, leaving but few desirable pareels om the brokers’ tables. Corree—There hewe been 500 bags Java taken, on hein not made known, With 106 Laguayra, at 930, Mar- | et firm. Freients.—To Liverpool, 1,000 bales cotton were en- enged on rivate terms, supposed to be at 6-32d., and 800 000 bbls. flour, at 14d. Grain was at 34d. add. The last engagement of flour to Loudon waa at 2s, 80 tons of furs were coguged at 308. Bome cotton was engaged for Bremen atde. The Havre et of the 16th was full, with cotton at 4c. a }ge, To California, rates were steady at 450. abc... with a fair amount offering. Fisn.—Cod and mackerel remained unaltered. | 1,500 bexes No. 1 and scaled herring changed hands, at 380, @ ive. and Bho, @ Be. ‘ “i ‘Ruvr.—Saler of 400 boxes Malaga raisine were effected at fe ) cluster do. suppoved at $1 1234 J wriean ua Aresced wan in retails request. at ers =A parerl of 18 Sales Weelern realized oie, a he Gidh per punnd @ $4-123¢ per 100 Ibe, rcana.—75,000 EH nd 300 bbls. at visions continued unchanged, the Ce. P transactions hav- a6 Tana $0 00 2 A 70) 80 pu poe ox 75, and $18 50 o $18 shoulders and hams, at a besa prime lard. at-7.a.7 30. Noo, wt oa, cee acer aie hae 1CE—' were 100 tierces ene, 06% ands, at $20 a $23. ’ hiskey {etched, ue ier ‘On sora 150 bhds. vaaRs.—' Taye mowense . at 536 a Me; on at 500 a sf ee eR ale or a0 hha. made, at 6}4'a Be. perib: 4 By Baw R. ast or rronger 8A, pak! —48 bbls. pork, hogs, 429 pgs bh the bbls. haya ear ee pai oney Coo fre 180 pkg cheese, be sp By Nortn Riven Boats—7,618 Dbblas flour, 10.000 bus. has, 1,902 pole Kc, 2,109 do, 0 Beef, 348 dé, provisions, 197 do. ashes, 976 do. whiskey, and postcesarean an al _ADVERTISEMENTS RENE WE RENEWED E EVERY DAY. BEB THIRD PAGE. —__ SRAVELLERS GUIDE, —_ OR ALBANY, WITHOUT GEOF Toned the art Regularity, an combing sacey rent etme me eee | SaaS eae sdsiphin from pler No, Nettie ey | yaieambaas JOHN POTTER, ‘Two lines daily. 0 ine leaves at 7 A.M. Afternoon expross lind at 3 P.M, ugh to a Hy four and « half hours. are ee eare, $3; seoond clasts (by 2 P.M, led Teave PI phia H, sud 2P.M. | Em T, from pier Ni ey YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT—U. 8. wea Str through in 43 hours. N. J. allroad, ry City, ra York at 6 A. ae fer EAN relamdt streets 9 P. M., Libert; ¢ Philadelphia ani %, a eo rp yf Vain: sereets Pare reduced Ci for x it class, and $250 iiGhatenton tron i lines, and thro at in and 536 P. M. lines from New ark wink chtough ugh eenductors, ‘without expense. B. PETERS & CO,, 90 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS «and dealers in Champ ee Wines, omy ir Brawn Stouts Cor avana of whic ova unequalled b; the Ui neil Sguequality cfgeoda a dry’s Grape Leaf Champagne. Orders shipy ry RATERS & CO., 900 Broad HE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE AN AS- sorted stock of Segars and superior Holland Gin, en- titled to debenture, H. GOLDSMITH & CO., Importers, No. 81 West street. W ij UNDERWILL, OFFERS FOR SALE THE choicest grades of Brandies, Wines, and Liquors generally, in bottle, demijoln, and. wood, in quantities to guit purchasers, at 20,per cent less chan any other house in city. Observe, Wholesale and Family Store, 490 Broome shea Corner of Crosby street. HE CELEBRATED FALKIRK MUTR’S, YOUNGER'S and Campbell's Scoteh Ales, East India Pale Ale, Dab- tin and London Porter and Brown Stout; Philadelphin Por= ter and Ale, &cc., of finest qualities, for family use, at W. H. UNDERIILL Broome street, corner Crosby strect, B.—200 do: rior C from $1 50 per of S.army, No, 6 State street, N. Y. turrent month, nooa, (the bidy to be mulject to the decision of she Secretary of War,) for furnishing, say not to exceed wandred Sad fifty conv of red ash. broken 81 nd to be delivered at any one time, ‘and delivery to Degin ar soon as.practicable aftersigning the contract, and tobe finished prior to December onsnin, . to be deter- a rerhieres of deliver ana fh t 6] Nero there are no putlie soal ound merchunta bie feet tothe eord, to bo d livcred at the above places, in such quantities as may be pre- viously designated, and as way be conveniontly recvived ab any one time, and te be delivered and corded by the con- tractors delivery to begin and becompleted as above. Bonds, Troper turetien, whose names and residences will ont in the bids, will be rotareg for the sro per- OS. SWORDS, Lt.c Office of the Quartermaster’s Dep: Geartermatter 0 vatrect, 1e€ 1 e Quart jaster’s. ‘tment, No. tate tree New York, May Soh, 1803, P*" BW YORK EXCHANGE COMPANY.—THE CAPI- ; In the New York Exeuange Company, amounting ‘v0 $1,000,000, having boon, fully subscribed, ai the Company having received the deed of the property in Wall street, heretofore known as the Merchants Bxchan, entered into possession and onpaminds tik this $y; by the el tion of Simeon Baldwin, Prosid if deruitl, sonipéee’ Alle Boset 9i , : Brown, Moses. Taylor. Leonardo 8. Snares, W. W: Defarest, “Robert B. Mincarn, WM Appinwally Chae Talbot, ‘Thomas Tileston, coe Fr ad Nie ladiam, ws 8. Dnderhitl an ‘order, SIMEON BALDWIN, President. ~ 8, UnDERMILIn~ Secretary. Néw York, May 6, 1662. 0 CAPITALISTS.—THE ADVERTISER HAS AC- wired, by an article of agreement with the American Song Dressing Compor y (owners in feo of Rayres’ Pate Stone Dressing Machine), the right. of exclusive uso of said maching a the ety and county at Now Fork, for the whele ~ {arm of the patent {to December 4, 1863), Tehs tinted Uo tits Ooerd then ies capneity i unsurpassed formance of the contracts. by any other machine in existence, for preparis ne for ulding al Joel nednete, and. bridge yy chal. lenge aitign and ite equal, for bane Seals Tee sees a eceaaee Planing chine iso boards, or the anw mill to the rough log. ses brown etone, marble, limestone, and granite ‘ith equal beauty and ¢ e—partloulenly ‘the brown’ stone from the Paterson ledg e carriage is fed fast or Pleaure horse pewer applied to the aching, the atone will move forward from imquo theee feet per minnie, and take off from ono to twozaches of stone, i cared, 05 bring It 16 an oven syrtace: Ths forward trosioa tieth of an inch, exch blow of the as twenty-teur chisels, which fat ap- of the ehisel is. one-se Fevolving hammer. The strike waa are thees arently, dul ebise af ‘the advert! finer is to fo tock company, which shall put ‘at Jeast, to dress stone at any required width F Bs ekuess. Persons feeling a desire to en: jn a mechani- ufacturing business are invited callat the com- pany's fice, where say information wil be givou with ples; invest! ae, for Serpe hag) aud where a they take ‘the trouble to go to ‘Mil, iss Bank ee ES can ft, we na | to leecker street or Kipp& Brows a f- 9 will land lows per minute, wit jodel aed For tapthes pactl meacican Stone No.3. N. B—-Wanted, twen ier PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION. ing or in any way a: ing any 0 llowing checks, lost yesterday, aud payment thereof hae been stopped:—One ch Thee. C Meyer, on the Fulton Bank for als k drawn by C. te bndted dellara. BARTLETT SMITH. Ts CENT COUPON BONDS, OF an Kath. | of Pera and Da for aple.—$40,000 of of Lp pepe coe $28,000 of ‘Fears to rea; both be sum, gad endranteed by 8 oage and Bek ta Toland Rall r ‘om pany. xe parti agit 4 yor Plying to EW CLARK, DODGE 61 Wall street, corner of wil er of Wilita Now ON THE iam OF ENGLAND, IRELAND and Scottand French, German, and all bullion, dealt in on the mot no, fale speedo rot o of J. THOMPSON, corner of Wall street a1 10 MONEY LRSDERS—W ANTED-7T VE HUNBRED dollars for one y: he advertiser's note, se sea | woth 000! TOLEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, pplicant Jn sume to Fait on productive ,, Brook]; nrg. Apply nibs 1d Watlatre i to builders as soon as the buildings are enclosed. 33, 000%, LOAN ON MORTGAGE, ON TM- oi) ly ¢ “Ssgou Dt Suprsahera, Ae, yar ont oftce, oreams. 0 front office, Stet hoor, hors 10 Ac. & $32, 000 72 TO aor “TT SIX PER CENT INTE- Revvea on est Soe tu tlvnina eta estes in f Apply to JOHN F. CONREY, Nos. 3 and 2% Wall st. 07 TL WANGRD, A ERLON WITH 000-% PERSON WITH Li) 93, OOO arANTE, Le join ‘the adverticer, sail amount, ii asi d vorv table mane a sien peas Wages ar pes pene may be realized: A pert may locate in k oF way Post given and required. Address ‘M7 B. $1, ,350 TO LOAN ON LOAN ON PROPERTY | IN THIS CITY, in fae, or lensed The advertiser, hav- redeemed more shares of a bull f aavosation than be ean use, will tranafer the abore amoun me Feed por sa ca ‘eight yet. de RT lo i" ~ Sree Par eet dean, for years, rons Sr B AND MAPPINESS, OR HOW TO WIN THE 00 love best—-Profesnor Loraine. formerly of Par: few Vork, will sond to nay address, wt lain dire: 4 ‘Adaroee Prose LORAINE bon 2406. ¥. Pret, fice, wae Peoiator | & be post paid, opberwice nob atten led bo oF takes cub, @ pleasant j also, pb eae eee Parlor on the'drat door, suitable for 0 ren: ENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN Rf Ass mearmen oar | > a applications must state the name and residence of ia variate i 98 ‘A TARY AND, 9 ia @ pa streak NEW LEBANON SPRING! pattie chat the above Samed gives pe sapaption 0 of visiters is now, prepared to ) ot for thi maake srrangemonts with fauiies ne ne caneo) BARSONS. Mb eens Coupusra HALL, his friends and R22 ® Legine es tlemen., efor the use of cecupent. mas HOUss: TONERS, | Dow ee mpleted, um rr oy “fhe acvommodation of families and otbe {ee of viniters Ab A ee AN feycan peta sooma snd teurd tn sho NEW BRIGHTON THE PROPRIETO) delightfall: cutablishment bogs, I frie Ent Fifteenth street, in the numediate micinity of Union aha rendy to enter sneer e he may wish to occupy rooms for the cusuing feasoR. ‘The proprietor can be seen on the ot Hees mile bm reise sniended tor ‘The Pa a strove) wi 0 immi ly » Mee AY . I North River, at and 12 A.M, ‘oad 336 Brighton at 8 and 11 fd M. A moro frequent communication will genson. advances. istanoe GENTEEL FAMILY RESIDING IN bbe to ® new house rather to: ir own use, eould accommod: omen, with a pleasant fro tee are $ piano in in she Bouse. Anas 11 "6 established as ‘tho m New York ‘six mailes, and the trip is performed in from nto | sud re AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE plemen, an, obtain, delighttul reoms at Ne. 10, FUCTEN ANY CAPABLE PERSON, OF MODE cto o into the hotel baa vanity by applyin 30 ‘Water street, No The house is Cue. of the ‘hee olasee of ions, and now in full and,successful busi- bd i i RARLOR AND. BED ROOM TO LET, eee. rite or acne pa OR UNFUR- bam meee 9nd sini r bree sin TENANTS REGISTER. sheath Me ahetklene aesinee: tae RAR HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE biebey es to let om fie floor, at 38 Howard street, t q way, in a small private family. Referet NT FREE, IN BROADWA ore Basement, corner of $53 Broad way feet long, 25 feet wid ft ™ le Tables, merhle to Ste Tables, G 06 AU Gaiee Apply to GEORGE'S. FOX;an the ‘preminon, | OTICE.—TO LET, A LARGE FURNISHED SOCIETY orner of Bleecker and Morton streets, on Toon. Inquire of J. K. Mi 4507 Washington street; W. terstock, 164 West Seventeenth street, NE OF THE BEST Ceara al, FORT. 13 Tee bedeoom and sit- d to any business, with four years | 10 fixtures, no good will in eran No. 266, betw FURNISHED ROOM TO LE’ Vey at Nos oY re Hevg trout noe IRST MONTH let or ears, the Boz. —s —— sehen WIFE, OR TWO OARD IN BROOKLYN.—HANDSOME APARTMENTS can be cok t No. 101 Schermerhorn street, between or Thursday evenings. Boe 8. The location is as any in Rrookiyne and is but ten minates’ wall Gost Ferry and fifteen minutes from Fulton or Catharine Perry. frontatore, whole gl: OARBING IN BROOKLYN—A FRONT AND BACK ‘oom, unfurnished, and -two singlo furnishod Rooms, t let with full. or partial board quire at 282 Fulton street, OARD.—MRS. KEMBLE, N 45 EAST NINETEENTH street, has a few clog ‘Oni of roo} and delightful for summor, and drawing room to herfour new asant location. een Twenty-seventh and ‘Twenty.etghth ‘ fircetec) Rent $10 per month, tow respectable tenant, FICES TO LET—AT $7, $10, $15, AND 9% PER ‘street nd Clinton court. Apply to GEO, LEVIE, 136 Nassau treet. with « spacious dining uses, Also, two front Dasement rooms, with board, for physicians, Y,. 2 a eee OTRE, ferry; and (At we of eoee, who dare . Which the public taste wily and Eheoply erat ere ibed: Gentlemens °1G. a & tage they OF J. E rs find ny at a Bird Os anywhere else. & E. KELLY, beg esigete oF anririclal le wera and Feat Kee tbape cata ween : as at toe loweet peices, 40 #! ich tl the attention hi Cc. & E. KELLY, vohn's atreet, up stairs. Beaws—rae very TABLE UaaDby ONNRRAL ‘others, of iron, slate, and aaah, with indiaribter end aie a ‘at No. Re aoe sireeht = eyed fete ts hil tom a8. ns, ‘ork= jade! urteen of Bassford’: Soca cous ewes ee ced cues, for sales i s ILLIARDS—THE MONTAGUE HALL BILLIERD to the City Hall, Brooklyn, will aes eurday, the 5th instant, where the frionds, TOYNBEE & FAGAN. —_____ TOYNBEE & FAGAN. Ree, & STORM, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN B Groceries, tons, ignore, chviee Wines, Sogurs, We. 68 dt street, corner of are, & Cadombll detected Staats co thetanetivenssaeaieree oe MPORTANT ADVIORe DARA GOIN' I Francise: wat cig! Prerervea a pelted ), a1 : na (ae); a it of other m« au i} es 10); al ry Bicladen Ail chews arvieteg willbe wei tomy as Pt of good quality. L. BONNARD & BRO, 73 IcH LA ipl dae re STONEY HAS Pop IN ‘warerooms a splendid assortment of rosewoo and chamber Furnitur ly invite the attention o| sit Dove. Call and examine his ‘igiee 8 ona, lees, at No. 6396 Broadway, next door to the Collamore Ho’ Torey ree bemenhig*f Petts AT THE BM- pire Caray \po) Deopristors will be Of eoffes, rugars, # Coffee, Sugar and Prov 155 fis $i Pog oy old or Wetelon, S10 50; pUsten AND BRITANNIA G6OODS.—A NEW STOCK of rich plated ware, such as Spoons, Forke, Ladies, Ls and Buti ature Fis ke. es itannia Ci rf ‘ee Sets, ite} &o. pas oF, ea! to suid ey he a MOSES ro: for sale,. by ‘ay, eecond sbory. ME CHEAPEST PLACE TO GET THE HEALTHY Spring Mattresses, from $5 to $20.—Iron tang Furniture for cottages, country seats, hotels, yand gothic Reception Chairs, &c., for werked co: ere. Lounges and Couches, all prices and cheap, at 563 Broadway, above Spring street, west side, All kinds of farpituce neatly repaired, varni &o. ART OF A HOUSE TO LET, TO A RESPECTABLE fAmily, consisting of six to seven rooms; the rent will betaken in board; located in Broadw: in anal strects, For particulaes address H. T. M., OARD.—A WIDOW LADY, LIVING ALONE, WOULD Uke. te cepacia) ‘® ‘indy and gentleman, with pleasantly situated, newly farntehed: “Letters directed to Comfort, Bro wey Post Office, will be immediately attended to. OARD IN HOBOKEN.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE- commodated in a ‘Tho house is now, fronts the river, and nience of cold, warm, and shower baths. the office ef this pap OARD—A HANDSOME SECOND STORY FRONT zoom can be, had Fe sh board, by a between Frank HYSICIAN'S OR LAWYER'S OFFICE 10 LET—A commodions Basement in Spring street, near Broadway, Pith or without an additional apariment or For particulars, please address TORAGE.—STORAGE YOR MERCHANDISE, flour and provisions, can be o! 0, 48 Front street, by Chi ng al MASSIE & LL, Tobacco Com. Merchants, 48 Front stock, 0 LET, FOR THE SEASON, WELL FURNISHED— A’convenient Dwelling House, with piazza and yeno- in blinds, in perfect repair, containing eight rooms, with numerous ‘closets, an attic,’ good collar, and an outer Kitchen, and a well ofthe finest water at the gate; most beautifully situated on the banks of the river Nevisink, and midway between the Ocean Housy and Red Bank, Jy opposite the Pavilion at Port Washington, having a mag. nificent view of the Shrewsbury river, } the eountry adjoi beautiful lawns tothe shore, wh and earriago hoi has Nn ni ut Address H.N,, at » ofllee of this paper. plying ab 11 Walker 2 comforts of s home or servants need THE HOUSE NO. 46 HUDSON STREET OP- ving Neon thoroughly reno- onsite Duane street park, ; is now.open for the reception of boarders, where one or two gentlemen and their wives, and also seygral single gentlemen, ean be accommodated. —A GENTLEMAN AND BIS WIFE, OR A gam obtain fall oF Soush aide ot the hansé to's jooust grove, and a good bathing bow iso be had, or the house wold with fifty acres of land, or less, containing some good di with large barn and ers, rovemen ae iad. ri rat street, between = other excellent out- OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMO- a dated with a pleasant fron’ room, with breakfast and “tea, in a private family, by applyiog at'No. 1 Market, street. ‘OARDING.—A VERY PIL. to let; the location will be “mee; the house is larce, with ali the modern improvements. 814 Greenwich Mrzet, corner of Jane. " "to Mr, J. doy, Ib Tenth street, oF 0. LET AT KEYPORT, N. J.—THE LARGE TWO cP aati bathing house, and 1 and 1-5 acres of land ing the bay, most, favorable for health ani hiree hundred yards net f hours from New York. D. port; or to J. Purdy, 39 Eust Fittoenth Rreet, betore 10 oe atten d o'clock: 0 LET, A MODERATE SIZED ROOM, oF THE in? floor of the Stu yvesant Institute, 669 0, the summer mouths, from the Apply immediately, at OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE accommodated with board in ® private famtly. J ply at 65 Pitt street. OARDING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, walk from the ferry.—A small family, having plea- sant front Room and Bedroom on the second floor, would like to have them occupied by a gontteman and his wife, tia) oars, for gentlemen. References exchanged. lat of the steamboat FIVE MINUTES present time to lst of October, LET—ON FOURTH veteenta thd Wine NINE- teenth apa reset moot ana teva ghar: Apply to A. FLOCK, on the premises. OARD.—A LARGE, COMMODIOUS FRONT BASE- near Madison square, to Jet, with board. toa phy- mehaving abowt five hi selon cua pe hall in dollars to loan upon UTNAM’S SPRING BED.—THE LUXURY OF DOWN and Feathers; the coolness of the Straw Paliasse. In- valids can regulate its degrees “SIMPSON, PUTNAM & SIMPSON, 636 Broadway. QUERBET OF SHIRAZ—AN ORIENTAL BEVERAGE, W never before introduced into this country—the omly ex- hilarating drink ‘allowed by the Mahometan law, under which law all yinous and spirituous liquors.are prohibited. The Sherbet of Shiras is unrivalled i me and deli- cacy of flaver, imparting to the nervou ‘an agree cand vigor, w without the eras of an, wndue exhil Tts ingredients are all vegetable, an fore used in the manutacture of any othe far superior tonnything of the hind uot hag pres 08 ite Telng bighiy carvenated: aud vommatkaviy Hehe iy grea: Tika capalaiesensc] vcombiaaneliinerde tion of cooling, refroshing heveraco with the renovating end nour shing propertios of London porter. Asatable drink, nothing enn De more approprinte, In Pe th sh bot furnish the beverage Persia, like those of other nat the ecstatic theme of their verse. The ar ‘be sol rice, of quarts, sity 80 per, dozen, in: ints. $1 do., do. les edi’ the followin nie Quarts, 0c. per dozen; pints, Sle. per doren, All business communications must be addressed, the “ Sherbet Pore at their Biondway, where they will receive pro Pug MEDAL AT THE WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON.— RINGUET LEPRINCE, of the frm of Ringuet Leprince cote, 664 Broadway, New York, informs his friends me athe mite that he has just arrived from Paris, where to return in tho middle of June. ‘Till that time 1 receive orders for his house of commission in Paris bea waasemuatare: titi line of enstnoes boing, more par- ticul that compote the decoration ad furaitare in eabinet hoe y fixtures, art nzes, taftvors, articles sf get platens, and vif metorials for in ite Gicut bh gs GILT AND ABriaTie BRONZE pak iat pane eae Sect the eelebrated Sine baler Lee pee clentateciee rath Tea Sets, Table Forks, $6 ie Spoons, ne Care sed ou Aftta, |AN, 162’ William street, between Fulton and Ann, opposite the Church, Sn: good security: board given in consideration of loan, » IN THIRTY-SIXTH ambers street, from ween Fifth avei EALTH, No. 20 , AND ONE OR TWO SINGLE ROOMS, 6d by calling at No. 35 Wee Twenty: ‘The houge has all modern pnoes exchanged. Bozr as SU: may be ob’ 0 | LET—IN THE ROSE HILL STEAM WORKS, EAST Twenty siehte street, near Third it feet by'forty-four feet et by seventy-five fe separate or together, with oF without steam power. on the a psootiere yeti i! LET, FURNISHED, THE COUNTRY SEAT OF on the banks of the Hudson River, all, outhouses and stables te avenue, two floors, 4 ‘They will be lot With a pleasant pa parlor and with beard, in the very pl North Moore street, near. Bt. John’s Square, Bath in the James Monroe, OARD—IN EAST BROADWAY, NEAR RUTGERS treet. Single gentlemen. or two gentlemen and thoir ‘an beaceommodated with pl No. 173 Rast Broadway. OARD WANTED-—BY A MOST City te, wi ut 40 acres of land, and in th vicinity of @ railway station. Apply at 50 Beaver street. 10 LET—THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF the building 38 Canal strect:_hi desirable for manufacturing upper floor has been used as a lodge room. inquize onthe premises. © LET—TWO BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES, aaatith ail, the modern, Improvements 3 good brick house ia two stores in ‘Court street, Brooklyn, rent oon OWNSEND, #2 Nassau stzeet, OETA BASEMENT, NINETY FEET. DEEP, IN uilding, Beekman street. A JAMES CONNER & 'B FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD LOFTS, For particulars apply on the pre on Rooms and Board, sh ceilings, 25 fect by and w ofa home can he enjoyed. Fora uitable’ 01 ff it wil be paid. Loe ae tide pre ferred. Addres: OARD WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN IN A PRI- family, where he ean feel himself a: home—one re Youne, ladica wil be preferred this office. OARD—A PLEASANT FRONT, PARLOR ON THE floor, with Bedroom and Pantri Room on the first floor of a pi entlemen, with or 14 Franklin street a WANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR A lady, whose husband is a traveller, or partial boar |. ‘No, 46 Cedar street, mises, up stairs. 10, RENT—A SMALL Staten Island, for the summer, commandin, and seldom comes FURNISHED COTTAGE ON if ge number of fhanates, s ‘lliam street, second story, back room, LET—THE SECOND STORY OF A HOUSR, IN respectable neighborhood, to a small famil chijaven, convenient to stages. Inquire at No. reyPlisi ERE FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with private board in a pply at 49 Whitel OARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE accommodated with s Parlor and Bedroom, with Board. ¢ roome are in front of Broadway, on the second ask Aleo desirable Rooms for two gent) (0 LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH- ont children, the second rm of a beautifull: eees pebortees, borderin; 5 View of the bay, ‘minutes walk from t! house in Jersey City the water edge, an her, ane down to the Narrows; tro ferry. Agreeable society being the chief object of tl consists of three OARDING.—FOUR OR FIVE RESPECTABLE young men ean be accommod: airy rooms, at $2 50 per week, st No. 5 Dover street. Boze IN bin oth bankit board a aoe) on the west nae of th the river. is , aad commands a view of the noble Hudeo munication tw twice ‘a day by steamboat—arriving in SP. the location is equal wiry. A fine dress, with name and ‘ost Office. None but a fami! craviulity need apply. P. S--Stabling for horses, tiser, whose {aauil, ble tenant rent will be low. REMOVALS. Sacncneacacheeene pana ee NNN n ene a DWARD F. ARNOUX, SURGEON AND MECHANI- has removed to No. &7 Bleecker atreet, near N.B. All fk - Broadway. N-. All operations performed In « most vil OVAL.—RUSHTON, eget ig ed moved from 110 Broad: Ay Pine ntrosestort6b nd D eet, eg Cortland and Liberty » streets, formerly with board and good TRY—A FAMILY CAN PRO. near the vate of Mj orchard, vie all kit resid OUNTRY BOARD—HUDSON aA SIDE~AT THE fixth evalnar for Select EMOVAL—WM. EAGLE'S SODA WATER MANU- factory is removed from 194 Fulton etreet to tho tion of Varick, Vestry, and Canal streets. Porter, XX Ale, and sparkling Champagne Cider, suitable scone! t= ar rcved —it Cotneaanties FOR COAL, BY THE CARGO, OR quantities for family use, are reapectfully solicited. ‘Burdick 's Wine Store, 73 ey 4 street. W. JENKINS. OTATOES—000 SACKS OF THE 1 P Northern Peach-low Potatoes for fam sow Tor bale, RAWLS & SYMOND, ‘ront street. S® W CASES, CHEAPER THAN THE CREAPEST, eter tl mu be had at Campbell & samente show ease wareroom, 312 Fors! chea| jp GLEAVER’S PRIZE MEDAL HONRY SOAP.— is exclusively the inventor and maker conan sHoney. Soap, for which, together with 0 ‘ream ap, he obtained th the prize aK articles have obtained ® PREME oouRT— THE e Reople are the court deer Ani vith which our sities Thay aoon detect, and push s tee pal every vile Inipostor, down. mnbugs that would fain impose a & worthlees ions Seer reranown their lait al depot 424 Bro — ask or bers wholensleneazetiog inves Wee 1,000 2% 232 70s Be rar inn Gan, raone, that the celeteaved a | Foran ini pace ct Hudson tiful black or brown—never! Perfumery store. Chgaper than any othe?. aot as bai ht o ML aphid at walle HAIK ‘ORTH Lg Nyy | aS the rae ASTROLOGY, dic Ann Cuanvoraien. — — ALL DISEASES DISCOVERED ad, (if curable); Lost and sto perty bouts of absent known; MOUR, the meng in America, at for shipping. aad use; London Porter and Scotch Ales, of 1) OF 0OR wn 8 corner of Exchange Place aud gaubir carer UNION HOUSE, EAST for the accommodation Assurance Compai No.7 Grand street to Medical officers attend d Pamphlets containing eee Spat as HE oiled OF THE Byatt bends LOAN bab NN hg FE ° Waghington etree at2P. M. California ris! rat . and Ber informatio! General Agent, +} Medical Ls ean HE TEETH. REM VAL—C, be consulted daily at 111g th, comfort, and ¢ corner af Mere Ly he ad or steamboat. T rT coon by railzot rt am bow GEO. Terie meds can be effected, take JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—A ee PAR- Bedroom to let, to one or two ai Brood yay: first door above Nint! minoue breakfast. URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET, Fay gee GEN- tlemen, without board, The house is pleasantly a! Apply st No. 1 State stroet, A.B. Hossen M. .b. 8.8. 5 |. KEECH, THE OLD ‘of 559 Broadway, may nue, between Seventh on the teeth perform- at moderate eharz INDIA RUBBER Goons. OES. 20.00, PAIRS, OF D, a, tron ings apn te OD LAWN, ON THE BANKS NDIA RU BEER $I] Patent Vulcanized Rubber nd ecfient Stable and Carriage Lawn is acces ble b; + Apply at 97 Clinton p) iidembeat and lace, Eighth atecet. ae BOARD FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, full board for lady only,), with In tT, handsomely farniahed, and. ised to save & profit in fees th, an ni the mo- ace om three days, post pai dora improvemente.” Bourd required Ooms bad a WITH OR vane iT BOARD.—TWO Roo an be handsomely ‘Apply at 137 Fourth avense, wil doors or hirteenth street. NGLIS W NEWSPAPER ropply of the Tinstza wo GENTLEMEN CAN = ACCOMMODAZED wiTa furnished Oh without ir week. lin Tn street: Address C. ‘0 SrEee DID surts OF ROOMS, hy ae ar or without beard, rps oa Lara 10 Lae oun tL Mi Werkingman's Fri B. All tho aoe periodical: London Journal, * a eos G vo ab way Post Office. noua APART 3 TO LADIES A ‘the upper part of & large bi xt door to Broadwa, TO A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A NEATLY A . the third floor, Se i brated be 1a for sate by Vothssttore, ove MEDICAL BOOKS—A P 1W, MEDICAL BOOKS. RACTICAL, WORK iK ON ANTED— BY 4 @ NTLEMAN AND LADY, ane ys Ferntaned, pects leasantly sit m the marta Mea vance. Address, Adon, or ser bat Rhee week, fi mperior to anythin, nry.” Author mont trothfn and ie ANTED— BY A YOUNG GENTLEMA vain family, where , t, situate rear Bre nna ntreets, W.., Post office, box 2,50, rk om We tay without Poe a this aS wt, Me: Family Physied or sabe wb 222, ard of the Aut pon, 004 Broad vey » Recottect, she ie the said, a patiatactio m guaran HE SWEDISH ASTROLOGERS —sStACLOGy. AND Geomaney, by a lady, addresse s . ne oWhite at a 4 to Dr. C. W. ROBACK, vt in’ Teagsinte the langusge of thei light. ns mains of fe lig! Deseended fom f seers, Prophets for hundred years RE are thy sites sick to cure. lo L know, for Aan mine art a ivine— its influence feel, And pr hag that i eee low real. iy bed pT er: tr Wherefore ill you hi diot* ere too. Te be. Be Roback tell He ‘vill re rian as resto Dr. Ri baa are . Rol pal) J iphia, jens. rermore, i. B. at Swedish Astrologer, fOrmeriy of a pape. seen of En gracious manner. ison, it the joe hou e free an $10, In the office is spoken, k P.M. The entrance for $0 minutes $0; for one hi English, French and Germ: AGENCY. : AAA AAA AAA WORTHINGTON G, SNETHEN CONTINUES TO i mnerd Cone aw tn the Supreme Court—to