The New York Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1852, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR —err RMS. sash in oh (DAILY HERALD, SOILD conte per ce — Ol per its WEEKLY HERA HERALD. every iD coary Samer ts Send the } SURRESPUNDENCE, conta: im. sseaaecisierrart Reve Cecseetttok 7 \VEereD TO wael 22u Larteas New York, Saturday, May 22, 1852. The Weekly Herald. MAILS FOR EUROPE BY THB WASHINGTON. ‘The Weex:y Henarp will be published at balfpart mine o'clock this morning. Its eontents embrace one week's history of the world, Copies, in wrappers, can be @btained at the office to send to Europe by the Washing- ‘tes, or to the interior by the maile. The mails by the Washington wil! close at a quarter before eleven o'clock ‘thle morning. The News. But little business of special interest was py aeted in the United States Senate yesterday. teen private bills were passed, together with a a for the improvement of the navigation of the Sa- vannah river, which is much needed. Bills were yeported granting land and right of way fer three er fovr railroad projects, and numerous petitions were presented in favor of the Free Farm bill. If the public domain must be got rid of by the govern- ment, let it go for railroads and other internal im- provements, by all means, beeause they are ex- peoted to cveniually pay for the lands, although prior to 60 doing they will scll them to speculators, who, in their turn, will dispose of them at enor- mous profits, Nevertheless, it is preferable that We country should be improved by those lands, than to give them away to men who are too indolent to pay for them. Any industrious man in this eountry can easily procure a farm, if he dosires one. Senators are probably right in getting through all the railroad bills they can prior to passing the Free Farm scheme. Another spirited debate came off in the House yesterday, relativé to the salaries of territorial offi- cers. The Senate bill was so amended that uo o! wer shall be deprived of a year’s salary for sixty days’ absence from his post whon substantial jroasons ean be given for the same; and furthor, that the act shall not deprive the returned Utah judges of their pay. The democrats, in the course of the debate, exhibited a determination to haul Brigha and his Mormon associates over the indignant at the course yiursued by the judges. Congress ought to take up, and sift this whole mat- ter to the bottom. If the judicial function were really driven from their posts, av they assert, by the violent threats of Governor Yeung, the placo of the latter should be promptly supplied by @ eompetent and honest man. The laws of the govorn- mentehould not be violated and set at defiance, aud that, too, by one of its owa officers. Justice to all the parties domand that there should be a thorough investigation of the whole affair. Koweuth, evidently disgusted with Albany, left that place for Niagara yesterday. Notwithstanding all the fuss of the committee, only fifteen hundred doWars were raised for material aid by the Alba- nians. A despatch from Charleston states that eighs pa- triote have recently been arrested at Havana, and condemned to be transported to Cueta, in Africa. The late advices from New Mexico are of rather a serious character. Nothing less than a rebellion was threateved, and Gov. Calhoun was exerting himself to raise volunteers to preserve order. By a despatch from Boston it will be seen that the Massachusetts Legislature have again paseed the Maine Liquor law—thbis time without the clause sub- mitting it to the final decision of the people. No doubt Gov. Boutwell will once more veto it. Much interesting information will be found in the telegraphic and other columns. The exceedingly erowded state of the paper forbids a particular re- ference. In the Board of Aldermen, yesterday evening, the report of the Special Committee on the subject ef procuring a site for a Potters Field, and in favor ef purchasing from Abram R. Lawrence sixty-nine acres of land on Ward’s Island, was taker up, to- gether with the message of his honor the Mayor, with his objections thereto. Alderman Sturtevant moved that this Board concur in the action of the Board of Assistants, in the adoption of the report and the resolutions, notwithstanding the veto of the Mayor, which motion was carried by a vote of fourteen. A communication was received from the Btreet Commissioner ; giving the following eta- tietice:— Amount — Amount Amount Anpropriated. Collected. Eapended, Paving streets, building BOWERP.. occ. eee Fee teesiy ee edit ae @pening streets... 18,290 78 32.456 88 Cleaning docks and slips ‘Stoo — = 1858.25 an of lands and 20,000 23000 = 10,457 19 On sceount of roude and avenues... . — 3,600 00 Rairing sunken - 299 00 Mone “refanded on ae- coc sales 45.000 96,782.11 41,097 46 @harger on arrears of as: seeements. 6.500 2.79415 650 60 Peneing vacant lots..... 2,500 1,231 64 906 70 Closing aseesement con- 10,000 — — 40,000 19,30029 3.541 09 20,000 4,522 83 887 70 w seeoe fot wells ed MPF... «- 1,000 42184 = 1,424 85 Ga necrunt uf docks and slips (new work)..... 150,000 — 119,417 80 Do., do... (repairs) 25,000 — 19,000 00 Lands purchased for as- POMENGOEEs sec cesssese, 90,000 - 69277601 The Board of ‘Assistante concurred in the appro- priation of $53,229, for the erection of Essex Mar- ket. A communication was received by both Boards from R. D. Arnold, Esq., Mayor of Savan- nab, excusing himself and those accompanying him, from accepting the invitation of the Corporation, @s their time while here was much occupied, and they were obliged to proceed immediately to Wash- ington. Tho Board of Aldermen adjourned for the session, and that of the Assistants till Monday next. | ‘Tue Dinner to Gronos Law. The dinner given to this distinguished mechanic and enterprising citi- wen, was peculiar for its novelty, its assemblage, its purposcs, and its origin. One thing, it seems, was extremely appropriate on thet occasion, and that wos, the recollection evinced by the gotters up of the feast of the genius and skill of the late Henry Eckford, ae one of the mechanics of his time who honored and benefitted New York. Mr. Eckford Important Mplomatic Correspondence — Farewell Address of Ghevalicr Halse- mann, The valedietory letter ef the Chevalier Hulse- | mann, late Austrian Minister, to Mr. Webster, our | Offending Seeretary of State, we bave the pleasare | Bevren y. W. COMED OF FULTON AVP HAEEAT STS | to jay before our readers this morning. admirable acoompanimont toa good breakfast, and will make even a bad broakfast palatable. We $5 pe ‘Dave seen nothing like it since the extraordinary eee at af Great Brite and'98 te any part «J and terrible correspondence between our late Seere- Ttis an tary, Clayton and Moxsieur Pouesin on the tobacco | question, Then France was threatened with war; but now we have a clear casus belii with Austria for the intervention of Mr. Webster in the affairs of Hungary. If the return of Mr, Hulsemann to Vionna is not followed by the peremptory discharge of Mr. McCurdy, we may thaok the young Em- peror and the Archduehess Sophia, for their for- bearance The complaints of Mr. Hulsemann against our Secretary of State are set forth with all the cool- ness of diplomatic dignity, and they have been | quite enough to make a sensitive and uncompro- mising absolutiet fee) rather uncomfortable, Mr. Webster did not see fit to give any explanation or apology “for the military honors rendered to Kos- uth by the federal authorities.” That, of itself, was a great oversight. Perhaps he forgot it. But it appears that Mr. Webster had pledged the Che- valier that the newspapers should no longer be permitted to criticise the official proceedings at Washington upon Austrian affairs; this solemn pledge had been given, even in writing, it was so utterly disregarded, especially by certain journals of Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New Or- leans, that they burle qued and ridiculed the whole business, without the slightest consideration, either for Mr. Webster's pledges or Mr. Hulse- mann’s feelings. The consequence was, that the Austrian Minister was subjeeted to some very “disagreeable demonetrations” at New Orleans, which were certainly reprehensible, but for which tho Secretary of State is held responsible. He had promised to put a check upon the newspapers; he didn’t do it—and hence the Austrian Minister becomes a vietim of Charivari, and the Calli- thumpian serenaders. This comes of making pledges in writing, and then noglecting to fulfil them. Why didnot Mr. Webster issue a procla- mation, warning all the newspapers in the country against any offensive remarks upon the Austrian Minister, or his official conduct? To be sure, the thing would have been extremely absurd; but he might have done it to accommodate Mr. Hulsemann, Anything for the sake of peace. Then, again, on the 7th of January, the Secretary ef State, at the Congressional dinner to Kossuth, made a speech, in which he “strenuously en- couraged Hungery to a new rebellion.” So he did; but the Chevalier forgets the antecedents. That speech was ata dinner party—it was after dinner, and a very goed dinner. The old proverb says that when the ‘wine is in the wit is oat.” It is true, and equally true that while Mr. Webster is always conservative before dinner, he is always revolutionary, and progressive to the back-bone, after dinner. Jt makes all the difference in the world. Mr. Webster, no doubt, sat down to that dinner impressed with the wisdom of neutrality, law and order, and non-intervention; but when he rose up from it, he was all alive with the inspiration of a filibuster, and full of Bunker Hill and Brandy- wine. It is a pity that Mr. Hulsemann did not attond that dinner himself. Ie would then have seen the difference upon international affairs be- tween an empty etomach and a full one. Stewed oysters, boned turkeys, Otard and Hockheimer, are powerful stimulants to revolutionary principles. Upon thie point, therefore, we bold that, in a good dinner, Mr. Webster has a good excuse. Chevalier Hulsemann leaves in a huff. He cannot stand the newspapers, and Kossuth is in just the same predicament, and Lola Montes herself has not escaped. Don Quixotte was lucky in having go sen- sible a squire to follow him as Sancho Panza. Mr Hulsemann is unfortunate in having had no discreet friend nt his elbow. Tho Russian Minister, in the ovations at Washington to Kossuth, had the same cause of offence as the Austrian; but M. Bodisco is ® sensible man, and his experience in the United States has made him not only the more useful to his Emperor, but the more popular with our govern- ment, from his good sense in submitting to take things as he finds them. He is satisfied in discharg- ing his diplomatic duties, and when abused in the newspapers, or even in the Senate, he quietly strokes his moustache, and smiles. The great seeret of sound diplomacy is, not only to know when to speak, but when to be quiet. The owl ie a wise bird. Mr. Halsemann is out of his element in the United | Vine States. Kossuth runs at large—Webeter makes revolutionary speeches at Koseuth dinnere—the | newspapers are under no censorship—the ‘Poople are | entirely too free, and the Chevalier can’t stand it. We doubt not, however, that Mr Bolmont will prove a most acceptable substitute, both to our govern: ment and to Austria, in the interval to @ regular successor. He understands the newspapors, and is not afraid of Kossuth. That sterling patriot, John Barney, of Baltimore, \ has taken Monsicur Sartigee in hand, for shooting rats and cats on Sunday, and for his,total exclusion of ugly women from his soirées; and he hasbeen | reported to tho President for it, and published in all / the newspapere. Let Mr. Hulsemann congratulate ; bimeelf in having escaped the clutches of John Bar- ney. Will there be war? { KossvTa Goa, Go: Na, Gorne, Gorne.—The last | accounts from the eloquent Magyar represent him as going to the Falls of Niagara, thence going to the towns in Western New York, then going to Saratoga, then going to somewhere else, then going to Eng- land, then to Hungary, andsoon. Kessuth hasbeea “going” country. The very first, week that he appeared in this city, he could hardly remain a day longer than the time fixed by him, bocause he was preparing to goto Burope. When he left this city and weat to Philadelphia, he was in a great hurry there also, for he was “ going” to Europe the week after. When he visited Washington, he was in a hurvy thore, too, and had made arrangements to goto Earope in a week. to Europe, or elsewhere; and ho ia “going” still, aud probably will go or bo going all the sumwmor, *, according to present appearances, we rather hink he will remain during the whole year, and see the Presidential clection through. All these stories ad givings out are eomething like the farowoll en- gog ated artists—as long as their en- gagem re well supported, they can extend their farewell to any length of time. m0 Everywhere he has gono, he was “ going” Tre Cauirorsta We find in our tus Buervnss. we well remember. Asa shipbuilder, a mechanic, | and a man of onergy in business, he was one of the | Jeacing spirits of the day. His carver closed uader a cloud, in consequence of the generous confid which he placed in the persons about him, who were not entitled to the trust reposed in them. that Mr. Law, and ali the eclf-created men of the | present day, will avoid the shoals on which Eckford’s fortunes were partially wrecked. yecent dinner in the Astor House, which called a mechanics’ dinner, we observe among t number of mechanios invited s of the ve @ame persons who were connec!od ments of Mr. Eckford in his ticular, who turned St him when misfortune every man of orngi fi terprise, there will be gathered plenty of butter flies and flatterers, who will use their patron for their own purposes, and wl a away with contempt and dirrega Mr. Low will profit by pa» of crowds of flatterers in hi @ ju rations. with the m ia : evidence riled 8 oe " peccssary fling hi We trust that ature enterprises and teer clow | style | panies to | which afford very eupe advertising cclumns this moraing, an new California d title of ock conecr pouuceinent of a wel under the ross Corapany, orgai Fargo and Com vostessing s cupltal of re at uly a operstion fn thi “ior faetiitios for the conveya parcels and freights, andthe ¢ ors hotween New ¥ wnt San Francisco. s & Co. Gregory & Co, and Ber. rtanee of Uhose xprers lines, aad s done by them, may be ostimated napied elone convoy Salifornia, gold dust and bullion to to soven bundsed thousand doi also large cums, ‘These sums ar id gast, ives of agg re deeet or wast thourand doll: ire ree express com- city 00 of inultifarious mE from the fhe’ ol wud widi ree Itisa | hundred | and that, after | somewhere ever since he camo to this | SprcunATIONS 1H | WADAME Goupsenurpr’s Con- | | CKaTs.—The temporary and penny press is very sa- yage on the speculation and speculators connected | with the concerts given by Madame Goldeshmidt, at | Metropolitan Hall. They even’ go #9 far as to in- | sinuate that Mynheer Goldschmidt ie pa to prevent these Yperations, or else be’ cousidered as encouraging them to an unwarrantable extcnt. Ie | ie very true that the public are beginning to resent the attempt made by those speculators; but we see no reason for believing that Mr. Goldschmidt has any collusion with the speculation in question. There can be no doubt, however, that great misma- | nagement exisie in some quarter, and that there is | a deficiency of skill in carrying out the pian so as to | give perfcet satisfaction tothe public, The system’! of Barnum, so successful in bis own hands, will not be tolerated by public, unless carried on by | efficient or practised-hands. But the truth is, if any person gives to the speculators more than the rega- lar price for a ticket, his doing so only verifies the | old maxim—* A fool and his money are easily parted.” City Intelligence, New Hoox axon Lanpen Txvei Jensey (rry.— ‘The members of Empire Hook and ‘ompany, No. 1, numbering forty members, pasi yesterday. with a very andere frank sunt Daitt for them, ‘The officers are D. 8. Gregory, foreman, and J. M ascistant They were accompanied by Dod worth’s Cornet Band. Darius Davison’s new Amertean model Steamships, &c.—Two boats built om the new model, one 36 fect long, and one 50 feet long, can be seen and examined from May 21, to Saturday, May 29, during the dey and even- ing, until 9 o'clock, in the large store No, 374 Broadway, near Witte etree Ale fhe model, pedis a lange lithographic drawing of the Stew Columbii Duilé to cross the Atlantic in seven ey ‘® half da; ha gees Hudson 500 feet long, Aleo, » beautiful ata vig ee of the Oe sion Ae tensttutioe River Steamer, General be built this sesso Haver Railroad, at the spe ety milos an hour, and make two trips a day betcon New "York and Alban Also, @ beautiful larze lithographio drawing of the Steamer America, designed to run between Buffalo and Clevelaad. Also, the model and a beautifal mediam size lithographic Print of the sloop rigged pleasure Yacht Sea: Bird And, also, the model, and spirited lithosraphie print, in colors, of the American schooner-rigged clipper Yacur ToRNAvO, , to be built this season for an American Yacht Association, to sail in the yacht races of England and Russia. Fi light and sharp model, easy, gently running water lin great buoyancy; together with the largo amount of she will carry ina heavy or licht wind, and by experiments jade, it has been demovstrated that she will sail faster than y vessel now afloat in Europe or Americn. Pamphlets, &., containing drawings and diazrams illus- trating the principles and advantages of the new model as applied to ocean or river steamers, and to sail vessels, can be had in a fow daye, on immediate application at our office, Price 25 cents, For any further information, apply personally, or by let- ter (post-paid) addrosted to RIUS DAVISON & BROTHER. Wo. Shand No a76 Broadway, New York, New American model Stoamship, Steambeat, Clippe and Yacht Building Office. —Copies of the above deseribed Lithographic Prints. for eale at the office. Sunday Tripe.—The Steamer Thes. Hulse Will mang ior wena trip to Newburs and intermediate taud- ince, on Sunday (to-morrow), jeaving foot of Jay esrves at half past eeven, See advertivement, Diamonds, Diamonds, Diamonds.—Fine lots per carat—twenty per cent lees then retail deal- ther in the original packsze er in lots thorefeom to tnit purchasers. Diamond ieee for sale at wholesale prices. D RAIT, Importe 381 Broadway, sorner: of i ares second story. sortment of new pattorns to be found at the manufactory of the subscriber. Al goods warranted, Jewelry at manufeeturers’ price T, Manufacturing Jeweilor, $61 Broadway, cornee of White street, ueeond story. 7, Gitvert & Cos Improved Kollan Pianos. —New York Warcrooms, 333 Broadway, corner of Anthooy nd opposite the Broadway Theatre, where the larg: xt agortment of Pianos, with or without the Improved n, may ve found, and will be sold at great bargains, neral use, Knox still retains his front reputation as the first Hatter in New York; and people go so far as to say Hats oan be recognised on tis heads of gentlemen te the: distance of a olscks These fewmed tate Kive any decent-looking inan additional character and respectability. A young friend at our elbow recently dined at th Houre, and while wasting fer @ friend who with to his head to examine t rts that out of afty-soven hats that ir owners dined, fifty-two had the im. maker. Commont on such anevery It only shows the power of reputa. yearvof patient industry and Of his were reetin rint of KNOX ai fay fact ix superiinous. tion, which is only nequired by devotion to business, Knox has made hats the stad: life, and. the reault is. he now selis at his splendid ware- house, No, 123 Fulton street, for tour dollars, such @ hat ag ¢an be Lought nowhere ole for the same money: They aro the fashion. We know it to be a fact that Lola Montes, pre- vious to her departure for the great West, made her busie ness agent go and bny one of Knox's inimitables, beforo she would consent to his alessio bio her. | and are makine from five to ton dolinrs | chante—Ar Advice Gratis.—Bay one of Freeman’s int- tg White Beaver Hats. He ieee! them at his wn factory. and makes the real simon pure snow white Panamas and straw goods of all kinds. FREEMAN'S ttore is 96 Fulton street, near Gold. Genin cele) this day, his Sammer styles of Gentlemen's Hat GENIN, No. 214 Broadway, oppesite St, Paul's. Sammer Style.—W. P. David, No. 301 Broadway, near Duane street, introduces his Summer atylee of Gentlemen’s Hate this day. He exteads an earnest invi- tation to the public to call and inspect them, from which ty and fa Fine Arts, —Daguerreotypes Wia. 0. Bor every variety of atyle canbe selected. Also, # large aseort- ment of Panamas, Leghorns, and Straw Hate, Summer Hats of White Rocky Mountain Beaver, French silvery Beaver. and black glosey Muleskia.— light, elegant, and tasty, and mil bene comparis five’ dollar bat sold, ia) Broadway. Ono q one price, and ent, The new Wat Company, No | 46 and 148 Na: + Buildings.) The Espenscheia Silver Rocky Mountain B ust introduced, is in, all ite featerce the mock erit- Affair of the season. production is the B of hatting in New York this summer—a perfect triv over all givelry, Prive $4. Remember, 107 Naswaa street, | corner of Ann, Seasonable Advice to the People.—Friends, if you would pass the summer season comtortably and cooly, Purchase one of the popular Drab Beaver Hats issued by the frsnlee batten No. 11 Park Row, opposite the Actor House, { Standard prices $4 50 and $4. Straw Hats.—It is astonishing how fash- | donable Straw Hats are this senson; and there is no eatablish- | ment where ladies can select from a better and more fashion- Able stock than at YOUNG'S new and ebeap store, "No. 02 \ Bowery. YOU Gre sure to. get ‘anything that is pret ionable in the straw line, Straw Hats.—It 1s astonishing how fash- sonable Straw Mai son; and lispment where ladies can select from a better and more fashionable stock than at YOUNG'S new and cheap store, 92 Bowery. He keeps ahandeomeassortment ; you aro sure to get anything that ie Pretty and fasblonadle in the straw line, Light and Blegant Straw | Hats for Chil- | dren—Peculiarly suited to the season in their trimmings, | childlike and pretty in costume for either iste. Also Ladies’ Straw Riding Hats, propriate article for a Indy 1 he is prepared to sell at the lowest possible pric 1AM BANTA, 105 Canal, corner of Wooster. BGs to Clerks, Mcchanics, and Mer- Faumber of fambly dagacrreotypes farnishea in exchange for merthandise of every description, and for Any person who will procore a snbeoription of ton in Any one egiabtisiiment, thai! be entitled to plovure for the trouble, and have the likenesses taken seontation of the list, HOLMES, 260 Beoadwey. on, by ‘Broadway, vppoc corner of Murray new aud beaatival act com- pe with the finish of the Fecoy pes of ducuased por finest behets " sons copied Mother, can yous beloved children ever Le more Ler'itifel im your exer tian you srawer Then go to ROOT'S (Xo hem, and get.thete dazucrreaty pes, f a day may bring forth, nad o day's dels aay bo forever too To Groeers and Hotel Keepers—Wolfe’s eclovrated Serisdam Gin.~The eulworiber begs leave to inform the trade that he is now prepared to supply grocers gud Lets] koopers wath this celeicated Gin manufactured by hiss weively, at Scblodam, ia Holland. This gin i6 the came as that » Lon dua, cal ve Clab Gin In order to Letter ‘distiogy ar in this and other mark is name ie in full on the jug, In a UDOLPHO Wo tivos which n the United States, Exstern pévpl i machines a year ago, aa the result. monopoly ot the shoe trade. Why are the poole section ay tardy? ‘The mase of them he ig the world they i gob awakened, and after Yeing ar ve gone to work, yon each ching employed, Muvhings on exhibition during the day. 1, M. SANGER & CO. oad way, New York. d Ga\ters.—Watting, Nov 114 plo assortment x store in the vory Ptvck, from ¥ uay be suited, To those who wish to purchase Boots, th—-BROOKS'S Boot tioned oF Heap office | insidoa of Aeog remind @en- tonve Mr. Souders, at Gea. ‘eoreer of on of the ity of cal Mem neces) ay oir clothing for the srason. found A Summer Outit—Krom that Palace. of nion Mali Clotting Warehouse, coruer of Fulto: Sau streete—oun de odtaiaed claaper, it ls ball ere slee in this country. ys’ eliotn ty le am, kets, aah, and paletots, amd in3 adve ever! lo ‘material aad ‘patrorn, Such an assortment o ed in New York, 3 New ere Oak Hall Clothing Warehouse, Noe, M4 and 4 Paltou street.—The subsoriver iavitus the at- tention of the public to his ex yo aseortment of ready made clothing, of phe jatost sty. made in the best man ner, and which caput be he eur naa or ehesp- fail, ‘$4 and 86 ry paiben stroe! Fashions for May.—for Desertption, see SMITH © RICE’S stook of clotbing, 102 Pulton street. All that is clogant, fashionable, comfortable, and eheap, can be procured of thom on the Most advantageous terms, Fine Clothing at low Prices.—New goods constantly being manufactured. | Seasqnahle under gare ments for gentlemen, 1a great variety. F Boy: Gathing, of th “ aoe TURD MUNROE & CO., 441 Broadway. leis gurrently reported th that the best bar- | wr York, in the way of clothing. are made at the a otbing ¥ Warehou alton street. It | auasé ahock sumeventioren one eo of goods tha’ no ober House in 5 low pric nestaeses: ee the wor! Ines ue the city for ITH, DRUMGOLD & 40n 6 YROCL. rate the Person—Purchas f eloth Coat, of ae men *p: yl ality, pring eo es Hall, corner 9: Gren ‘and Centre streets, Boy’ Summer Costume, at Genin’sBazaar. mer Fashions 'y department of Javon roely yet issued by the Parisi: a ut | eae © already been rece by GENIN from me Paris ag riNig qT les tor Boy's attire are classic and be: out by the of Baropes fashion, in Genin's Baxi # (which are marked on the articles,) ‘will be found remarkably moderate, - Clothin, materials of every description for ‘Youths and Children, vol by the patiern jenin’s Bazaar, No. 613 Broadway, (St. Nicholas Hotel The Time a has Passed whi known abroad by the is now reversed. The stiffn in vain ityle ae those made at G Hostery and Hosea on ireceria td & ADAMS, No. 591 Broadway, im) fwctuire Eo~ siery and Stoeking-kuit Under tion. Our goods eannot be lity, variety of stylo, and | by all who are sbont pureh: respectfully solivited, American Horiery and Under Gar J}. B01 Broad way ‘An examination ot or retail—is opposite Niblo's. Summer Under-Garments.—Ray & Adams, No, BN Broadway, import a atyle of Zephyr Under Vests dies, gentlemen, and ¢ apie to which they invite the attention ofthe public. ale pricer® go on to the avery soon! ood rocom- these auporior Vests will aseu win universal eptance, RAY & ADAMS, Importers and Ma- nufueturers of Under-Garments and Hosiery, No, 091 Broad- ‘way, opposite Niblo's Garden, Unde: ments and Hoslery for the season. Those who like the beat goods at the lowest prices, bay at the Mammoth Hosiery and Undergarment Establishme: 104 Bowery.. The Zephyr Morino Uadorvests are univer ally approved—they aro bight, elastiv, durable, and cheap. Canal Strect Carpet Store—Now is the time. Jf you want to make a saving of fifteen per cent, oalt at 70 Canal street, EB. a. PETERSON & 00'S, and there on will find good Ingrain Caroete, four billings per yards "nree-piy, sevOn cryart per yard; ‘Tapestry Brussels, eigh to ten shillings per Pid a large and splendid assort- ment of Tapestry Velv Great Bargains In Carpetings.—Peterson of lem tale sales. & HUMPURRY, 379 Broadway, corn: ba ved Ear will Rich Vel- . to Ba, Just reeelved, per steamer Atlantic, at W. &T. Lewiv's, carpet apholsterers, 463 Pearl superb highly-finished medallion Carpet, with a lorder; also, mosaio Rugs, of the latest and most fashion- je, which, for quality an y of appearance, ‘ea also, ingrain, ae po other Carpets, Crystal Palace Again —Patent Three-ply ‘hte port, to-day. ted to $117,224 37; payme nts, $122.57.1 06—balance, $3,772,554 U9. The G-mand for exchange to-day, for femittance by ‘the packet #0 morrow, has been iimited. We quote bill® on Loudon at 1034 a 103¢ per cont premium; on Paris, Bf. 1644 a Of. 16; Amsterdam, 40}; a 403%; Bremen, 78K @ 78)g; Hamburg, 304 a 3634, Engagements to some extent have already been made for shipments of specie by the steamehip Baltic, for Liverpool. ‘The Panama Railroad Company have reaolved that the capital stock be increased to $2,500,000, by new subscrip- tions te the amount of $1,500,000, amd that holders of the present capital stock of $1.000,000 be entitled to subscrib® at any time before the first day of June next, to the ex- tent of one and one-half share @r each share held by them respectively. Foreign stoekholders will be notified of this resolution, and allowed a reasonable time for avail- ing themselves of this privilege, Teu per cent to be paid at the time of subscribing, and ten per cent on the first day of August; and the remainder in instalments, as re- quired for the eompletion of the work. ‘The receipts of the Madison and Indianapolis road, | for April, were $43,451 92, against $25,150 17 in April, 1861. The increase on the first four months of this year, over the same period of last, is $42,250. ‘The Auditor of the State has given the annexed state- | ment of the tolls on the State canals to May 14, in each of the past two years:— New Youu Srare Canacs. ane Covuscrev. 1851. Deerease. | | April, ga week. $139,048 07 $2 338 63 Maree a 184, oe 56” 98,863 23 100,330 99 84,059 13 2 tin : 12,466 84 £3 648 eo oa 19,908 62 Total $486,008 46 $308,100 30 30 = $177,959 16 A comparison for the two years, tothe 14th of May (80 days in 1851, and 25 days in 1852.) showing the gene- ral course of trade, is as follows :— 1801. 1852. Deer’se, pew York, Albany and West, ‘on merchandise)... $179,090 $111,071 $07,728 puto Black Rock Tina nts wanda and Oswego (on Pee fo prt 163,099 $1,223 72,476 all other offices (om produce this State)...cccseeee 142071 104,015 97,756 Total.....ssseecsseeees $486,069 $308,109 $177,000 The greatest falling off was at Buffalo. The aggregate decrease amounts to about thirty-five per cent. ‘The counties of Madison, Gibson, Obion, and McNairy, 42 Tennessee, have voted to subscribe $500,000 towards the construction of the Mobileand Ohio Railroad through Tennessee—Madison county, $250,000; Gibson, $150,000; Obion, $50,000; McNairy, $50,000. aaerr? te pray x 1000 fasten Ex Certe. 80 6000 Erie KR, 2@ MBds 109}4 S lh Income B 5, & De! & Hud Cai 50 Bk N America, 60 Bavk Commerce, 0. 20 Ocean Bank. 200 100, Mad e Ind 80 N'Y & NHavon RR ims 35 Epepcie ae wb 10 Am Ex Bank 35 Panama RI 16 2% Chatham Bank 100 Pheonix Mining Co, 4 SECOND BOARD. bite Lee 62 soe nl abs ante ie) €o, 14 1200 4M 97 1000 ErieRR 2dMigBds 1001, 100 2000 Hudron2dMtzBde 97 20 she Chatham Bk... 903 6 Bank Republic... . 108 ++ He “os re 6 Bank Commerce . 50 Nic Transit Co., Pal Baad: D Dic; POST OF FICE NOTICES. Mai att Ee, NEW YORK~ NOTICE —THE EURO- ingrain and patent Tapestry three-ply Carpeting, same as was oxhidited at, the Worlds Fair’ at 99 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSON’ Pardoe’ by & Son's English Exhibition Tapestries and Bruse ofmognificent ri ing, new styles, ‘They will be sold remarkably low. English Floor on Cloths, 24% feet wide, olegant new mafdle, sero!l and m le Agures, stoatte finish, St {9 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSON'S. ‘Aalsy, 1,00) plocos « doautitul foot Oil Cloth, in vidths, at e.g," 3%, 38 Od, and 4s. per yard, and upwards, the most extraordinary bargains ever offered in this city. Glorious!—Unghsh Imperial Th Carveting of gorgeous and glittring ¢olors. masnifcent, ppigue, mosaio_ and soroll Seures over, before exhibited, at RaM SNDERSON'S. dlsoy Auerican three: vat 6s. 6d, 7a, ‘and t tes per y of elegant new ty! Look at this!—Only Four Shillings per yard for beautiful 1 ree and sinall trured ingrain Carpeting, ITHIBAM ANDER jowory. Stair Carpers, He. Ss, Se, €0- aad dar per TE common ingrain Carpets, 3e., and 3. 6d. per yard.” Call and nal Gold, Gold—Everything Turned to Gold. Persons hasing Watohes, Chains, Poneil cases, Spectacles, or auy other Jewelry, can have them plated, at 237 Madson strect, 20 that they cannot be distineuishe: and wil weer for years by @ new aud mine cess. Gold given Teas.—Khe best Assortment of Fine Teas ‘Will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Compan: Chatham street, (between Pearl and oonorel,) the “Jase Tea Establishmentin the city. We assure our readers that they can do better than elsewhere, either at wholesale or w no branch stores, Dentist, No. 623 eaten sprit M. takes this method to invite the public to witne: improvements in Dent stry, as introduced by Levett, 2 ile, per U. S. mail steamship Wa: ington, will close at this office on Saturday, May 22d, at eae [SZORMATION WANTED OF RICHARD TOOMRY, who lett ireland about two years since, and lived in leghney county, N: Y.sabout a year since. He is about ra old, haa reddish hair, ight complexion; and light eyer, Ind’ about five fect sit inci is height. Information re- aeaener him will be TY received by his brother, Williaa Hartford, Conn. C. IS EARNESTLY AND AFFRCTIO + requested to return home, or aire: brother in. of Brovklyn, to be ham square P , without délay, or apporat an i terview. \FFICE NEW Yow AND HARLEM RAILROA Company, May 19, 1852.—The avrual m Stockholders of ¢! Direetors for the Asth ine! eleeted:— Robert Schuyler, Philip Dater, William 8S. Wetmore, ‘homas do’ Wn. 8. Miiler, Wm. © ide! At a subsequent m: nesday, company, for the purpot ing year, was held on Tuosda: The’ following’ gestionen ‘were. George Barker, Nelson Rotinsoa, M. Ratchford, Fiward Bement, Charles Denison, ur Morris, dou ing of the ‘Directors, held on Wod- the 19th inst., Robert Schuyler, Esq. y re-elected President; Gouverneur M lent, in place, of George, Bary er ous i nours from 10%iIl 5 o'clock. His work on the me « obtained as atove. Hyatt’s Life Balsam.—The an be principal Office ad aly of the blood, and certain eure for rheumatism, scrvfula, &c.,and 24 enre to eure as Water fo to quench thirst, is removed to 246 Grand street, six doors east of the Bowery. oe Liquid Hair Dye, Hat ity the best ever URAUD'S Mediented ee ae nalleratan; chape tous air from any ts the Hair Gloss, : 1 for the sale of this great without Sa = Ferainty with ishing. It is for eal Bat peer erat me ‘aston Wig Fi ‘actory, No.4 Wall street. *Bopy'she or artof Dying Human Hair ts bat ime Perfeothy vuderstoo ‘The ios Jacken the bi green, or some other equally ric Heir Dye in void of th Sein antly dyer the haira beautiful neither water nor sunshine oan chani Sold by Sands, 100 Fulton strve » 273, fod Rice & Smivh, mr By Oo 245 Pear! and by druggists and perfame: throughout the world. Wigs and Toupees.—Batchelor’s new style orw aD the moet perfect imitation of aature yet invented. Those wanting a very superior article a ball at HATCHELOR'S celebrated Wie Paotory, No.4 Wall street. wher vat and bout sosortanent in the sity. Copy the addzori Grayness is not the reawit of age alone the roots of the hair hecome paralyned, the oc lori: nls Conse to ac iinte becomes hardened wad loses ita vita- ey, DAVIS'S Rahvene edies this, and a ery olor, softness, and fi ton street. Inside and Oatside.—Surely, Orlatadoro’s ectablisiment, No. G Astor Houro, wighe be called a patace ieuchantment. A goxtioman steps feom the side walkover ros threshold. with & head of sandy, red, ex stlc- loans salvon, ¢aj"MatP’ a dw brown i sir and that withe uta bre being scorche hor the uf 4 gold, wholeva’« and retail itishnient, N ing the'dye and fitting aida to Donsen 's , Improved Wangenn in the mroper seeretion® of eslor and the hur sa By a fow weeks { remotialngent, eroy hairs ca | otlelnal color. resale at the Depot, 12 Speckled Fac ) ao teas fe (0 Dla , 2 cost iv on be destroy sents pir finsk of Lyon's ™ houre of every nox Heents Rate ani ed, by moans of Lyon box. Donot 424 Br with equal otie Pits, MONEY MARKET upay. May 21—6 P.M The stock market was and prices were well maint ately nelive this morning. under oxiti the Can i nt ne fi clined % m on Dauphin © New Ha from last Fale, wrd. the warket wae more da fraction, {; Dauphin Com, Reading, 3g: Erie J firm at our quote The receipts at per ¢ mpan Raily Indiaua F “gun Transit Co At the recon aod prices ad- wont up 24 per Mining Company, muket closed ‘ buoyant New Jertoy 4 1 1 8 any. Vie Pe tL tant Troasurar of renomination; A. Kyle, Je Secretary; Saivuel Mt. Bineoke Ford: Treasuresy and Medison Sloat, Sa perintendcus, KYLE, Jr., Seorotary, -~PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY. OFF. information has been received at this offi ie atin i has heen opened for travel to Frisela, tie’ next Dove Bujio Bold: bud until the to the crossing pl river, 6 dally from ‘ania PO a ee iiroad Company. jded nary. Ounce » May 18, OTE.—THE JENNY LIND LINE OF OMNIBUSES us from Peck slip Ferry to East New York me in 20 fare, from thenee to Woodvill Gig Be M. N Returning from Woodville ai Giz conte—thus | land 7 through line to Wooaviile sy pitas Fer Eke Ferry for Is. 6d. Azain, the y Lind line say they will send an extr York to Woodville, at any other hour a there are four or inore pas slip Ferry until New York to Peek slip ya. prictors East New he day when rage, run |. and from East inoluding ABBA. irc eso A Starke gen velo gemtleaner, « a ta the delich fully Eat Fikeenii etre AN sree WIPE, he nocsminotatet wi FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN a BE ‘aes jated wilh board bento furnished arlor on the Sirab bor, softabs 4 his wile, at 1163s Grand’ porect, 8 fee Gone OARDING.—A GENELEMAN AND WIY board, and pleasant ms, DA few single gentlemen can be Meommodaied with rock therine by applying at 06 Ca jonro INGLE GENTLEM! men and hia wife. can beaceommodated with & front rovm on the seeond foot OR A GENLE- ome %, with board, at eter OARDING. GOOD FUR. NISHED ROOMS TO Log gentlemen and theiy wives; also single be ¥ tor full board, use of bath rom, fee enley Place, between Houston and Bieee! d rooms, vy ‘Apply at No. 308 tte. ‘OARDING IN ST. ate Pi tlemes, or somabodsted pith plea ne ro brick house No, 0 Ki er aren. can be ac- 8 amd bo ho ivhth atreat. (Ss. Marke. pl B 04 RDING, tful iseenaiena 1s pa duction fr “ ss Ex qui at Wall street, or adress oe B OaRDING—TWo wiver, also a few sin id with pleas: ohn’s p App! > ROOMS FOR PAMILIRSS larg den attached: OARDING er PRIVATE FAMILY WUBRE Henn eure afew select bourders, hie rh ake single geutlems OB mn»! ten with bos board, en ire at No. 11 Rutgore street. ky OF on 8. Py I GE! tuEKEN AND TH ried Tooms and boar’, at M79 He: ark, Bath, &¢., in the hours, ly as above. OARDING —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR THO tingle > Rentlemen, can hay some), io the fre it nix of even Fifth and Sixth avenue Sv por. and bedroom, lan: t 43. West Py Wost Pwenty~ No obii- "clock. con; B™ ond flor, with ineg a gentiem: id bis fu, wi ing, may be had at 14 Cha: reom for two single gentieme: every convenience of RDING.---A PL EASANT PARIOR ON THE §) antries attach d, stable sf h oF without bo! room adjoin: ere uu. The ein iss’ oles, wih OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND ItIS WIFE, OR tao gentlemen, can be accommodated with a thitd story front room, até3 Murray street, cori of Colloge place. 0, B entire floor, with bath: the use of the oceupant, can atre RD—AT 52 REEKM minutes’ walk of Wall « tleman and wife, and sever Accom modated with ple 0, & fow ringle rooms for gentile ARDING—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMe THE is, closets, Se, oxcls be had ai No. 3 Leroy AN STREET, WITHIN FIVE treet or the City Mall. A gen- 41 single gentiomen, can be Weld t room. aud board. room, for a gentle Yoard, ino private family, wi by applying at New 1 Waike ora Hugle gevtioman, OARD.—A HANDSOME, SECOND pan and wife, may be obtained, Keferences exchai sToRY FRONT itn here there are hat waders, r street. Alsa, a atthe chatu\ re OARD.—As GENTLEMS few single goutiemen, with pleauant rooms, whore house with all the modern 4 Josation, No Bixth avenu 59 Woat Twenty-tret street, between N aND SIS WiFR, OR A an obtain full or partial bears, there ace but fow boarders, tn provements, aud a piessnnt yp bond OARD WANTED-—BY in a respectable private no other boarders. Location streets, and avenues A and D, TT. W., lower post office, unti OARD WANTED—FOR minutes walk of the Filton Partial board only w term Bosekd iN claMBeRs two or three single Gent! ments, with hoard. at No, i has recently been thorough! in perfeet order. OARD IN HOBOK their wives, and a sings nt houses child (eighteen months old ) is reference given and reqriged.” addreas y which must be low J. W.H. A. No A YOUNG family, whero there are few n between Houston and Tens! aid weekly. Addroce Board i Tuesday. A GENTLEMAN, WIPE, AND ¢ Brooklyn, within five u Of South ferries. "Respectable ost, pas paid, stating rk City Post he gevticman, —A TAMIL, Jemen, find desirable , 26 Chambers stroc:. The haus ly repaired and painted, and te antod’ for STREET. A entleman, can obtain board in one of the eleg of Franklin terrace. Addrese 3 ald ofiies BOARD IN THE COUNTRY WANTED, oz 4 SMALL Office, tired situation, and witain Haven, Melroee and a family, whore no other boarders, or but fe A private family, onda place contiguous to the shore, easy access to the city, preferred, Addrese box and of 179 Powe economy. ri 10’ minutos walk of the Mots tepets. WOODWORTH, F Ui Pr eitute wes taeere ple jarge and commadivus totes b speovements, hi RNISHED GOOMS-THE ATTENTION OF GE ‘seent rooms, 43 invited to t' 166 Duane Park, second door hus been newly Atted up ov, cold, aud shower bathe, ac. RN FY partial board, at No, 26 Bleecker street. SHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, With one dvor from Amity pla F z some furnished rooms. w i aeee e ho 8 would acco} klin street, | ENTERL Lopaixas, few respectal le men, or month, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ay Ses WITHOU! Ureakfast, at 42 Great Jon! Onli URNISHED ROOMS DOWN TOWN.—TWO HAND- Algo, 9 front fied to le 6 atres tole ath fall or partial toard, to Le in five minutes walk of the City Hot and cold baths, gas, &¢. ymmodate three geutlomen, Ine fee FRONT ROOMS, FOR A Wooster street, by the reek | PARTIAL BOauD.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN accommodated with partial board, at 82 Willow treet, Brooklyn, within four minutes wallrofthe ferry. RIVATE BOARDING FC and centiemen—bourd fi reiched roome in @ qc addre:sing A B., w diately attended to. a Bowery. i cet Private family, 6 theonfiderce, at this ofice will be im- On TWO OR THREE LADIES x the Indios only, with ploasant. u be obtained ocation near Grand atreet, OMS TO LET. new. Warra aud evld required. A front let. Call at 187 Cha; Roms To Ler, wire family of two persons, t» single gontlomen. Locati: Inquire at 165 Thompson a Uivecker etree References LET—TWO LARGE R Uy ANTED—0ARD ‘FOR vate in advance, offi in livw of referen HANDSOMELY FU gentlemen, without board—Fi Pade tees A LADY, IN A QUIET PR mily. Whore there are no other boarders, rT roiture and bedding a’? Partial board be given if “a for an eflice, also to 4 BOARD, IN A PRIVATE & gentleman and wife, or two and neighborhood very good. trect, between Mouston and required. OOMS, WITH BOARD, PO A of fear gentlemen. Inquire at 31 Amos street, Pay c@, Address Z, A. P., Heenli 74, WARREN STREET, ROOMS MAY BE HAD Im- mediately, furnished or unfurnished, with or without LOST AND REWARDS, O8T.LEVT IN THE PARQUET AT NIBLO’S GAR. den. last avening, a Pear! 0} Pri | be liberally rewarded by Jeaving ie atNo. ra Glass. Mn Lost—corne pow’ from Twenty-first & ‘Third avenue to Thirtoent ‘The finder will be suitabiy ri St, George's place, Kast Thirt THE. FOURTIL AVENUE, to Fifth. and thenee up the street, @ plain Gold Bragelet. « ewarded by leaving it at No.¢ conth etrect. ROTON AQUEDUCT OFFICE, ROTUNDA, PARK, May 11, 1862.—Public notice is ‘hereby give ‘thas the ater rente, for 1802, beoame due on the Ist of May payment of tl is requested to be made of the Croton Aqueducs Hapartment mano ERIAL Rea tN sirat hs | berthed Nv ‘OF Mone. Petin, at Union C A May 24, 1862; ab 3 o'clock P. M. one balloon on'y detached from his grand | are attain the heicht of 15,000 feet, in order to re0v) and ascortain the different currents of the atmor Care will leave the depot, South ferry, for this pre pei exhibition at 2 and 2) ry: Mey xeturning after the exhibition is ov: . RONGE, | SOLE AGENT FOR ae ts in the United States, No.7 Par! SUCKETY MMi EETINGS. Mee ERS OF FIDELITY LODGE, NO, #7 1.0. OF 0» are hereby requested to meet at their Lodge O8T—A GOLD PIN Charme, ov $20, ill he Paid for rove . Virtue, 25 Johu xtrevt, up Wednesday, the 9th inet. OCKET, SEAL | Key, AND A reward of of same, upe: Btuire, niet L° out of ® Sewing Silk. MM) return the eT OR STOLEN—O! WEE AY AYTE! whecdod) merchant itably re- If THE morning a & diue ard tan colored Sec and has arms torin ir of Fo y o'clock. funeral of our Inte bes! lodges aro rexpecttuily invited to atte Ryner, Sei T A MEETING HELD AT THE CARRIAGE HOUSE | Avs Earle Hose Co. No. ton the morning of the 21st inst, it was reeolved, that our Fincere thanks be tendered to Mr. Thomas Stoek, for the bonntifal supply of refroshmen‘s furnizhed us at the Jate ~*~ in Williamal Lee CHARLES ALKMAN, Foreman, nard Broome streets, on Sundny, id, Texalis, t6, attoud ths ut bers of uther nd. F, CHAPMAN, N. G. THE York Free Academy, Leta at ‘cllwving preamble nnd resol yt Theodore Irving. L.L. Di, baw lately resi 4 Protossor of the Bolles Lettres in this Lneti- fetion, in which he Las labored faithtully and Epotosnivaly from its opening; and wherens, we des grtecm 8 tion for hie vouad scholarship und jos, therefore, Siucercly regret the love, which we nation of our re inetructor, a gentleman, and abilt cand a Protanser, ove who have experionced the Avantages, of his inetenstton, 15 him for the Kind at- ty witich he has ever devoted | uted to his charge, ad t } ing to his department. it with our best wish foture we eee, an owe fen Velie f that. in the me Swit be as meotul in the pesition he i+ wheat apf that 'w ich he held in our institution. The t we present ft im eome sniteble testimonial | m oRe (Ba) the faithfal manwor et Aa Profoasor of the for performed his tho Now York Fre JAMES Ke, BRANT: Chateraaa, DRY GOODS. METROVOLITAN MIL EIKRRY, aMPoRtoM, NO, Broad. oy, corner of Nibi Paris, Lon Furopenn ¥ Uy, tneo, Manuitias and Beney | | the Intest nie’ and desiens, are vow open by 1) y Fravch, Bnelish, Belgian, Sw Germ: | mostexquisite Find, atm ° rident in, aad virit LL | and receive | Geuge, TOST—FROM on Wednoaday—a black 0 and soar on Jism Wheav opnorite the New York Hotei, RE TE no yuostions asked, —LOST OR STRAYED, YRATERDAY, ssw Ofave, 21 Wall street, will be as orally rewat MAN Wil0 mau Valise Trnak, ) Broadway, he will be suitably A otch Terrier Dog, ears cropped, white spot en Mis neck, under the colar. him to his owner, ates Went Eleventa NO. 69 WARR one, with white <p) 4 oe will ratwen filen 0 thane . LOVE im Tont jent in she abo di ner is requorte! 0 Ka pearis. ARD.—STOLE or tam $10 REW + COPNCE the aleve rewar $75 REWARD act a binek 1 5, al! in New York city on the Bi bs x d wen Dd aboy which wee boar man, and hag wil rotern Bowery. v 0 Hic urn of & 74 1. BARNARD, h JL return hia a ond Vam Brunt streets, Loe, ON TH bordts, abouts ach corner, A ove reward, ‘an Store, 653 1 IN TWENTY- ny with wmall ot 4 to call gn n “OR LOST, FROM THE ilton Ferry, Senth Brooklyn, (stud) heavy jrane, Tong talk, 1 reo of Salisbury, me tims to it AOKSON, us Mr. Kirk e rowar ORTRA ITS RAWING ON WOOD Seroll, Portrait, lett ENTLY. AR ' rived pened hi dio at No. 94 | Bourthavenre, £ his paia ay bo aon Ob Movsre, William: rh oe and Wilden Beoodway. P.O NOTPL KEEPERS ~O1L PAIN 3 ADAPTED to sitting ana urswing rooms, at excoadingly mode~ rate prices, may bo had by addeoseing Artist, Herald oMees THE WIREMEN, of Protector Fire tiny id 0 be teid mi 2d inet, O68 40) Timovony A. Kaxse, Soerevar; THR EXEMPT AND BX. WAMDERS . No. 22, are favived to ate iy Jentre strect, on Sat ate ae BLNNET", Chakemaa. > 4