The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1852, Page 2

SATAN AP NET OE NE ACOSO ALE LANE TE RRM EM COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MAKKET. Moxpay, Juve 7—6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened heavy this morning. At the first beard vas thore buoyarcy, ited among adjourmment of the - apd a better feclivg prev pperators. Nica- ragua a ; Reading Railroad, 14; New Jersey 8, 186 ; Panama Railroad, 1% from prev geworth declined 1s per cent’ Carion Compan. from previous sale; Harlem Ex, Gertiseates. \\; Erie Income. \y. Brio Railroad remains without al on. Nothing ba t been oMickully an- nounced relative to the July dividend. It iy reported in the street to-day, the dividend will be in cash, and not ever three per cent, The imy nt in Nicaragua did not bring ont mneh stock, The Canton Comp: port had an unfavorable inflnenee upon tho x Ii appears that the reecipts of the company for the year ending May 31, 185., were $33,613 26, and the expenditures $93.009 30, Surplus June J $1,484 73; surplus cash in hand, June 1, 185 including last year’s In the balance sheet the eapital at $512.50; value of real estate, $720,148. Beading Railroad is one of Uhe steadieet, firmest stocks on the list We cannot see what holders base their confidence upon, but they manage to sustain the market. ‘The news from Curope continues favorable, The steamship Hermann brings four days later intelligence. An advance in cotton is reported with trunsartions to an unusual extent, ‘This, With gocd accounts trom the manufacturing districts, created a better feeling in the street, and the market was more xetive at th Good news is pouring in upon us from every quarter, and indications ut present areyle- eidedly in favor of a long period of the greatest prospe- rity ever realized in the history of the country. ‘The Sonsumption of our great staple—eotton—execeds that of any previous year, and the value of the aggregate crop must largely increase the wealth of the ofthe Union. Ihe home market for b come £0 large, that price remuncrating points fear for the my the stock, clove, 1 sections ffs has be- © likely to be maintained a so that the West has nothing to riant staple of that section, ‘The mana facturing inte is rapidly improving; exery branch of mechanical indurtry is thriving, and activity reigns in every part of (his immense country. At the sccond board the market was more buoyant Nicaragua advanced )¢ per cont; Reading Erie Railroad 44; Lovg Lland ‘y. with transactions to Zome extent, ‘the I ware and Hudvon Canal Company have de elucd a semi annual dividend of This ix Jers than stockholders generally The reecipts of the New Yerk pany for the mouth of May. 185: allroad 35; e per cent. ad liarlem Kailroad Com- mounted to $68.8 against $58 045 54 forthe rame month last year, Increase for the month thie year, $10,900 84. The reccipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to ; mounted to $76,084 50; payments , 87.700 76—balam $4,157,182 69, Whe earnings of the New York and New Hayen Rail- road Company during the month of May amounted to $50 agaipst $55,869 02 for the corresponding month last year, In May, 1850, the earnings amounted to $u8470 amount paid Harlem Railroad in May, 1852, $4.16 The & d Fire Insurance Bank of Savannah has declare somi- annual dividend of six por eeut—being at the rate of twelve per eept per annum. The Central Reid pad and Pepking Company have declared a semi-an- nunl dividend of four por ecnt—belng at the rate of eight percent per enpum, The Bank of Savannah, which has Been in operation only a year, Las declared a dividend of five nur ne, of Vermont, Pre of the Ver. ral Railroad Company, denies, in a card ad- the puflie, (hat he was oppored to making an betw and and Burlington and Igdensburg and wn to tide stburg Compyny 1.1¢ tens; i Canpany, 1.420 tovs; Alleghany Compan Bue ther Vein ny, 480 tons. This eal oun i load. The Phenix A the Potomse was » the marker more time has on the jacreare, past week and Paiwdey ep to Thur the Ne year's tc consi That of ove hk thre now . through the season, the price of Lehigh Navigation Interest certificates, which are wsedin f coal, fe steadily on the a . s earning: of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com- he nionth of May, 1852, were $106 645 87, from re; and $54.058 05, from freight ; total, $161.- Th © receipts for the first five months ef the current year. were $557,090 20, against $422 975 forthe corresponding prviod last year, Increase in 1852, 6,015 § to a fraction more than one hundred encouraging to etockholders, and t be Interested. pctore of the Pittsburg and Steuben- ville Railroad Con have resolved to proceed at once te perecente the work to the Virginia line. Bids for the work are very numerous, upon terms highly favorable. ®nd are offered by the best contractors in the country. ‘The Sunbury «imerican contains a memorial of the citi- gens of Sh in district of Northumberland county, praying the County Commissioners to subseribe $100,000 to the stock of the Susquehanua Railroad Company, lead- iwg from Eridgeport to Sunbury and Williamsport. The monorial presents in strong terms the importance of the work, and the great interest which Northumberland has in ite construetion The annexcd statement exhibits the value of exports from the port of New York to each of the countries named, Curing the month of May, 18 all parti ‘ihe beard of ai tre Pont or New York—Desrixation or Exvouts ix May, 1962, Commence OF Where to Londen. Liverpool . Glas gov vey Giher ports in Great Britain. Pe Havre. enous Other porte in France Russie... we 25.954 gium 12,310 Spin... fad Portugal — ; 20.909 Br. Vert Indier Danirh Weet Mdice pri Dutch Wert Indies os Freneh Weet Indies. 412 Spanirh West Indies 4 Hayti......... Mexico... aes Central America. . New Granada. Venezucl Britieh Guiana, rail Argentine Republic.. Africa, ; hina, . 12.990 286,890 Coton, bales. 5,680 $224.926 Cedar, bleu, bbls. Naval stores. Cotton, bate Ashes, bbls Flour Chrome ore Jewellers: Medicines, Inwt, pes hes Tebacoo eero'ns uy Cotton. b: Ex. L'woed. es. Tobacco, Gum copal Logwood, ton: Hache wood, Staves... N. Stores. bbls ©, duek, bales, Tobace WOU isncse N. stores, do. Anchors, Segare. Beef. bbis.... ye mesl, do P’k'id fish. do Obvere, Butter, Lard, Name. Shoes, Domesties pks P’ki'd fish, bis bbls. Potatoes. do. Corn meal, do bread, do do. Kef.engar, I Lard, do isb. ewt.. Oil. cle. Grind Stones. Rope, coll... Paiute, kegs. Glove, casks Bleek: Rice. tlerees. Wh Flour. bbl. Wicking. bs... Fionr, buis. Corn meal Pere Dom 'ties. pkgs Flour, bbls... Ii dware, pkgs Ag ‘ Combs, es Stecm boilers, Jewelry, os... Machinery.pee LR goods, ex,. Matches gross Syrups, cv., barometer, .., Trunks, bxs,. Varnish Droge... Bke.& mps.cs, Sand paper,. Lellows ‘ Furnt’e, bxe. Lamps, &e... Coal, tons B D'd fruit, eke, Rice, bhis Home, 1b Lord Butter, D'd fish, Biscuit, bxs... Potatoes, bbls. Pr'd aneats, os. BONS». vives ¢ Drugs. pkgs. Fey goods, Totel......... $4,240,024 ‘This ie an ‘mportant table, as it shows the extent of ovr export trade with each country. It will be seen that reat Britain takes directly more of our products than all the other countries put together. We have a very limited export trade with France, and with continental nations geverally, Great Britain distributes a large quantity of or great staple, cotton, to the different countries of Ea- Tope, which gives employment to a large tonnage. This ‘trade we should secure for our own shipping. With South ‘and Central America our trade lately has been limited, Fhipments to some extent bave been made to China— Principally domestic cotton goods, ‘The annexed siatement exhibits the quantity and value of certain orticles exported from this port during the week ending the Oth of Juno, inclusive, distinguishing the @estination end extent of shipments to each place. Commence OF tHe Port op Now York—Wermy 90,685 Exrowts, 086 $08,423" 23 Choe 200” B82 Pu oe vm 82,057 Beef, Lierees.. 100 a goods, ce, 69 P. L, hat Paints, kegs. Stareb, bxe N. Stores, bbie, Wieking, bar ‘Total , Tobaceo, hhds. Lard, Ibs. ....10.129 Lumber, feet.10.500 0 bhas,, 7 9 51 370 48 250 $1,146 Pepper. bag 207 91 127 oT be LIVERPOOL, 85077 a 15 420 6.350 401 2466 500 1.400 7.100 4lb 4.440 kOYTER $21,020 piceos..277 To. ke, & 1 Pik Clocks . itaudap! kes Purr. bs... Feathers vbaeco, cases, 22 Do stems. bhds 9 Do. mf 'd, Ibs, 2.142 aM, Staves.......2 ANTWERP. of...264 $10,206 Staves .... 190 850 5 149 U3 690 oO 1474 1.249 HS $i 104 4 $3175 1,981 832 Ashes, bbls, forns, Mahogany, 1 Povewood . Cedar. Veneers, uttapereba,es. 2 »eases., 12 tbs.6,000 Leather. ibs. . Melodeons. os Tobaceo bhas Cora 736 BRITISH WEST INDIES. Paints, kege. Tebacco hhds 6 15 3 230 Corn, bushy 40 Hay, bal 78 Vobaceo. bales 1! Gunpowder.tbs 500 Lumber, feet.12,700 Monument... 1 Hiardware.pke 4 Linens, 6 copa, 19: 1.002 Pronto Brooms. doz. Ale, bbis, Total, rico, 19 Candles. bxs.., 50 Rice, tierces... 10 8. bread, 70) Dis & 10 bxs. § Paper. reams... 100 Shooks........ 200 8,000 Corn, bushels, 400 Kice, tieres 10 Oakum, bag) 20 Nails, kege. 8 W'dware, pkgs 27 P. presses. 8 S.quinine,es. 2 Cassia, . 599 » 732 DANISH WEST Dom’'ties pk; 14 $2.45 Flour, bbls... 75 40 -2k0 50 300 120 320 25 90 125 50 Droge, pkgs... 121 2.806 Leather, ibs... 1,000 55 Chees a 820 Mid. tobaveo, 200 4 Total.... teeee MrxICO. $2 1406 1,280 oH 1,238 4 ‘ 14 110 38 1,605 47 2100 CENTRAL 504 $2241 50° 245 149 6 108 6 192 21 192 874 52 159 30 200 20 : Se 1 208 8 673. 8 433 1 109 waitin 62 $1,165) 09 «8.81: 8 188 10m 4,580 100 Juos 778 500 1.872 566 ry 280 400 16 Whiskey, galle.3,035 Flour, bbls. 8. Bread, Beef... +++ Domest’s, pkgs. C. auek.. 15 15 2B 10 ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. 772 L. glasses, bxs Glass Carriagos Art, flowers,cs Marble... Shoes. Cinnamon)ibs. Wool China,’ eks..; Grindstenes Spa. ware, es. Fancy bxs.,¢«. Moh: ; Cotton... Total.sesseee AMERICA, Tee. tons. Cheese, Ibs. Clothing, pkg. 1 Domest's.phg: Hardware. OUIANA, Wh, oil, 1,626 Candles, bxs., 990 Pails, doz Bheep . Corn, bush . Pistols, easer. Hay, bale Total Arne, $1,553, 9 ‘908 71+ anch’ra, Ibs. . 5,361 46 Lumber, feet.12,300 45 Onndles, bxs 380 70 Gunny bags 432 Nute, bags. 12 ATION. Br. Br. si.ose | } | eee e $80,021 32 no D1 Danth W tnates. Antwerp Z $890 | Kray: 20610 Centred Awerica 177 | Mexico: aur Br Gwana.... 603 108. Argentine Repui 3651 | ‘i 2656 Seen eeee teen ce ee eres er eece sees SLIGO TOS b= There were large chipments of flour. whest. ant oorn 7 210 215 200 +6 $9,085. $1 $200 5.648 $0450 750 507 $i 125 251 203 N, es Conia ee EB generally. last Week. Luta mere moderate movemont in oo experts to Great Britain were more equally dis our great staple products, It will be seca than ene-balf of the aggregate value of export: for the week. went to the ports of London and Liverpool Th above statement presents about the usual variety, but no new feature ef importanee or interest t ye bradd S20]9 U 86's, yee ao" Pavey 200 ta et do... 1000 Hartem Bx’ ct 100 Canton’ 700 Erte HK bet MBA 50 do . Bes 20 Bart corks doo eo kite Income sd 20 200 i 200 Erie R Con Bo'G2.. 97%y Sin an) Ge, ose a 00 9 Y fo V4 Wea + ko BOARD WW sha Reading i 2) Stonington Rw 180 Erie RM. £00, 1 ans 100. do. 100 do 160 da ay do WW Long ist Y TRADE REPORT, Moxvay. Jui siie9.—-There were 120 bbls, pois and pearis boughe at $6 pee LOO (; mtx Wertern and favorite round boop Obi0, a g with common to good Souther. y anced and Yye flour rlowly 1 er bbl, Noth or oats deserving *peekat river Tye have been sold. at 76c.; Wi d Southern and Western 1 uther and Western corn, at 5 ctively, the provions value, i) bags Laguayra found buyers, to day, I mederate, 2.000 bushels 2.000 birsly do., and iron —The Ket remains quiet, but with rather a better feeting. Holders are disposed to wait f xport inquiry, ‘the rales were. consequently. iv erable, Khot cpetie ca ackerel were unchanged. 500 boxes etring fetched ebout 6le —Kates were some firmer, and 1.200 bales ged. at 6-82. for compreseed. with sous uneomprersed, a. About 1,000. bbls taken at 33d lid, Grain w. notice in rat varied from 45 nd 80c Frorvy.—A lot of 300 boxes bunch raisins was obtained, «while some ve s at dd. in bulk i ion or Kuyre. els demanded f ‘There was no ¢ ‘To Califor Hay.—Somp 450 bales river were purchased during the day at C0 a 62};¢. per 100 Ibs. each, is Retail poreels Amcricua’ undressed changod . Market qufet, There have beeu 40 tons Seoteh pig disposed of 20, Stock limited, —About 2.600 gallons linseed brought 62c.; 400 ; and 200 baskets do,. $3 — Provistons prime pork wi S745. Wivieh have 1 actions embrace 00 bbls. prime 6 $14; with 100 bbls, beef haus aad is ) bls Ohio and prison whis- nd 21%; & 212, ets, per gallon, key bought at 2035 a £035 each ; a slight abatement. Svucans- the disposal of 100 hhds, vado at 5a 5 a ‘Tarrow.—fales of 6.200 Ibs, 83{ a §%e. per Ib., cash. Recriers ny vue Nortn Riven Boars — flour, $06 do. ashes, 492 do, whi k 2 pkgs. wool, 113 do butte 0, cheese $60 do. y ps, S34 do, Lard, do, pork, 4.850 bushels wheat, 2.025 do. » end 55 015 do corn come naam recA prime . United States District Court. Hefore Hon. Judge Judsen, Sosy 7.—Dremon ix Apumatey.—Chardler ZL. Ing ov soll ve. the Berk Cabargo—Libel sui! for value of two Boa s. ~On the 1th of Mazeh. 1800, the macter ot this burk, r yuge to Oh: t th dof the Fed a bo: nd iron ®0. ut S104 40; old boat in h, $154 40; and on the ich of red ano\her boat » and rubs for explain and owners of t t long. 8 feet wide. 3 feet deep timb 3 thwarts, kneed anc fas h Fer © by taken out; oak Kelson two inehes thiek, six inches wide, tore cue set of 3 rders for both boats od te the eleled up to the ¢ Fpars; cashon de signed by the the wharf of the d. and the othe refused at the . Upon the alleged insufic as to workmanship and muteriels, and the b railed, leaving the long boat on Pier No. 6, and the other at the Soveral months after. boo beats were sold ly the respondent at a loss, under the agreed pice, and the money for which the bos was received by the lbellant, who now elaims o! respondent the whole som, as agreed to be paid by the marter, amounting to $ ‘The first question r on the defence is to the jurisdiction of the Court. on the ground that this was a civil contract, and not within the admiralty ; that the boats were to be received as freight, snd not for the particular use of the bark; that they were to be carried to Chagres. and there gold aa cargo. Upon the proof, this objection is overruled. The case on its merits mects with very contradictory statements—on one side going to show that the boats were weil built, of good materials. and in all respects in compliance with the contract. Onthe other side. the testimony goos far to show that both boats were badiy built; that they were wruk, made of bad materials, unsafe, and waseaworthy. If the cause stepped here. it might be impossible to say | where the truth should be found. and where justiee could be applied — But there are two most important cireum- stances upon which we can reply with safety, and when put im the seale, decide the controversy, One is. that the master who ordered the boas was at the yard nearly every otber day while the building ‘of the boats was in progress, and thus had a full opportunity to eee and exainine all the materi- als ured and ihe workmanship applied, down to the time when the boats were nearly completed. After all these opportunities to know there faets, and knowing them. on the 20th of April, 1850. the day previous to the sailing of the bark, he wrote and sent to the libellanc the follow- ing cciomunication in regard to the boat, concerning which the principal controversy bas erisen:— New Your, April 20, 1850. Mr.€. L, Ingersoll—We want you to have the square stearned boat sent down to the bark Cabargo, pier 6, Enst river, this day, as she will sail out tonigat. JOMN E. BARSTOW. As already intimated, this ease must tura on these two important faots. und the Court is thereupon eatisied that after ruch omple opportunity to inspect the mate- rials and wersmanship of these boats, and after this last act of his in ordering the long bout, when finished under his own eye to be brought downto the ship, it fetoo late toraje the objections et up in bivanswer. ‘The libellant isentitled toa decree with a rcerence. aud the rule of dameges murt be the aetual loss of the libellant after the sule of the two boats, with interest added to that loss, fiom the 20th day of April. 1 Superior Court. SPECIAL TERM. Before Hon Judge Campbell, Journ T.—4dileged Attempted Violence on a Female—Jo- soph H. Wogstoff ve, Arthur Miz —he plaintiff in this case charged the defendant with an assault on, and at. tempied violation of. bis wife; and the eause was on the calendar last February, but the plaintiff neglected to bring it totrial, Mr. TR. Angus, on behalf of the defen- dant, applied for judgment, with costs, against the plain- Uff, and the Judge granted the application, ordering the complaint of Wagstaff against Mix to be dismissed. Wogstaff vs, Gil.—There is an application pending in the Common Pleas, on behalf of Mr Gill, for judemont against Wagstaff, for costs which accrued in a similar ac- tion brought by the same plaintiff i Mr, Gill, for ap ellegea arrault and attempted violence on the same person, which complaint was also dismissed last term. ‘ Court of General Sessions. Before the Recorder and Aldermen Denman and Ward. June 7.—This court organized for the June term, but on coiling the names of the grand jurors summoned, seven only answered, and the shorifi was direci»d to sam- mon an sdditional panel for to-morrow morning. till which time those prevent were discharged from attend- ance, Fereille Entry —The case of John Driseot!, indicted for effceting a forcible entry into some premises, of which be claims the porsession, was called up, when Mr. Anthon, for the defence, interposed a special plea, viz : that there was another indictment or euit pending, Mr, Hall ob- jected to the plea, The other uit was strictly a civil one, and had nothing to do with this charge on behalf of the pecple. The court would taketime to consider the mat- ter, and give a decision to-morrow morning. It might be expedient or convenient that the other action be first tried, There being no cases ready for trial, the court adjourned ‘The calendar for the prevent term was givenin the Hens. of yesterday. COVERY OF A SiLvER Mink IN Sovtiren In- iivors.--The Kenton Standard snys, we aro credibly in- formed that «rich maine of silver ore has been lately dis- covered by Dr. Smith, in the vicinity of Gallatin, Saline county, The discovery was made by the Doctor in ex- plering a vein cf lead, when he discovered what be took ALVERTISEWENTS RENEWED GFGLY GAY. BBE THIRD PAGE. SENAN TS (ht yee eee VMIEION, STATEN ISLAND — 4 1a in every Tapeot ou vent minutes walk ofthe terry will be let. on moderate terns, for the venwinder of thie reason or for the year wiku tho privilece of purckmang to Rev. T. TOW BLL, Chestaut grove. AMILTON NARSOWs IH, & two story brick hons Aids avenue, nw few nour f and with within ob: ht mil and is filed wick t oof & men, tro summer and with the city ty etave ard steamers a & plensant sitvation, eon retry. ranged, Apply to James 8. Giles, Kis Waiker a or Jobo Pert Hamilton, rk. 70 Lie HOSE WaNtine HIRE sil) fina’ several very el and eravenient ions, 2, bY npply= ist—the dwelling part of two no cuusirting wf twelve rooms, vourth aves YO BRI eo BROWS BONE ¥RUNT MOUSE with all the ounderp Iuaprovemente, ont Bo + gvod Mick’ honse In Rrooklya, ron two etorer in Court street, Rrooklye rent $20, one R00. gon on for Dusinear. § of 8. P. OWNSEND, 82 Nacsan atreen, T° LET—A BASEMENT, SINWTY ®RST LEEP, IN the wow Yile\ur, Na. 29 Heekuas steust apply 03 the premises TAMEY CONNER & SOW NO LET O% LEASE—THE EXTENSIVE AND VALU- abix premises on the southwert corner of Bro And Niathstreet, for ono or more soars. Inquire of D.b. NASH, 310 Broadway, 2. 98 WARREN SPRCEL; CAN B Store or asteall tote Being tn t ond Grondwu BEIGN EM Appl the promia MO LET-TWO LAKGE PakLORs ON THS PLAST flocr of the house No, 620 Broadway, corner uf Groat Jones street, an veasounble terms to a permanent tenant, The rooms are fifty feet by twenty. aod weil adapted fora club or show roons fer an artist, Also, handsome rooms on the recond acd third floors, 40 be let to families or siagle gentlemen. Inquire on the premises, 680 Broadway, Ts © LET IN WL F to A Water streee ore TN MORRISANIA, a. Apply to aeyey AMSBURG—THR BEAUTIUL GO. tlie House in Third street, (with earriage house, stable, &e., on the geounds,) between south Sevent! Kignii streets, within three minutes walk of the fo ‘The house has every eonvenience—vaa, room, &e., and will be let on ren tenant. Apply to COMP BOL 3 Pearl street, Two F KS TOLET—FOR A DOCTOR OR A Wy vflice, and roums for singly gontiemen, with Asa tated Yount, in'n private family. Apply at Ne. It Morocr strech, acar Canal street; also, two Glass Cases for sal T° LET, FROM ISTH JONE SECOND, TAIRD, AND fourth floors of building 639 Breadway. Apply cn the first floor. T° L (SEPARATELY OR TOCETUSR) THB reernd and third floors he geateel residemeo Neo. 403 Greenwich street, (ld No, .) 5 FOR SALE. RARE CHAQCE.—THE ADVERTISER WISING to quit the wholesale Liquor business, wonld sell the geod will and fixtures o° his establishment, (wick the stock, H cesived) nowin successtul operation, with good trad snd a very desirable location. “To gay. person having capi tel, and wishing to embark in that kind of trade, » more fayers blo opportunity, or more accommodating terms, , if over oceurd For particulars, address Justios, Herald SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE, i “ark, N. J.—The build lovg, containing 20 roo ith ive, wash, summer, aad green hou were, one of which has a tank holding 3.08) gal- lons, supplying ountain, water closets, ‘The entrance has ) feet, with four lurze stone pillars, iron gates and railings. andaa avenue lea ting to the house of 1200feet, with thorn hedze on both sides. There are about fifty acres of highly cultivated land astached to the promi. tev, with abundeuce of fruit of all kinds. ‘The gardea aud yiaid out, with flowers, sirubs, ever: pdornamental trees.’ The outhulaings consist of ome barn, stables, aud earriage-honse. ‘The situation mmanding n good view of the surrounding soun- » haudso: try, rbjatly healthy, and accessible to New York ever: boli four. The house is arranged after the play of Eacich villas. Apply to GF. BUYLER, No. 1 Nassau street (Tri- bune Buil N. 'Y., o¢ C.J, MOLYLAND, corner of Broad an Newark, N.J, AL SOTICES. LEG See een ree eee DMINISTRATORS' SALE OF KKaL ESTATE.—THE be aibers, xdauiniooratere of Wictiam Kelley, deceased, of tho Urp.ans' Coury of tue county of Mom Ned April tera, 1°52, will well, wt jo Veudd sinkeos, Of Baturday next, the 12th of Juno, heurm of twelve wud hve o'clock in the afternoon of tie said day, the te lowing of Isad, to wit No.1 The homestead jecease: ly lived, situated fa # Oven Ary an the county of Mounouth, Ne Ja, adjol mr Jands of BW, Coriies, Johu Vauderveer,’ and others, + ing about seventy ueres of well improved i tracking or other farmis id, suitable for varposes, and is altogether a most velvatie property. ‘iiss farm ks a large “commodious houre, wagen houre, tars, houre aad two wolls oi wate ferent kinds, 6, Funty of good wari, and a never filing throng” rhe Isr; also, aboue si very ear barn ¥ containing | abous owth of pine and James Bi and upaards tend, at Dow j kK teoweros Alot of w i pias, in Ocean to hip, costaialog ‘ e th coiam nthe fue,” Conditions en the day of oale. Any persons wiching ta view the said hetere oe day‘of sete, if ean be #40 vn them hy the el Eatou- ¢ vin to § Administrator, N CIRCUIT Williara ike 1¥, VS. Marwe yg 1D tho state Plizabeth ¥. 3 in Leon Covuty ow cf Willisia nthe, end ning the advert a d 6 WJUPREME COURT.—SARAH BUOKLIN, BY nd, Thomas White, aeainst ‘ov are hereby” simin Answer the complaint in this setion the office of tho Clerk of the City w York, and to serve a vf tho relief 52. Attorney. EEPRESY AGHNOCIES, Soo ELLS, FARGO & COMPANY'S CALIFORNIA BX- res—A joint atock company—Capital, $300,000— Direotors—Henry Wells, th P. Williams, Bawin B. Mor m. G. Fars MoKay, A, Reynolds, Alex. Smith, Beary Edwin B. Morcan, President; MeKny, Sccredary — This company having completed organization ng above, ie now realy to vudertake & concral Express Forwarding ‘Ayevoy and Commission business; tie urebase and sale of gold dust, bul jhe payment and collection 0 forwarding of gold dust, bulli . parcels, aud freight of 0}? desori iv of Now York and the eity of San 9, and the princi. pal cities and towns ifornia -< i at Now York With the lines of Wells, Butteriisid nd Livingston, Fargo & Co., forming the Amorican Express Company, cz> sending from New York to St, Lonis and the Canadas. t Haruden Expross, Vullon, Virgil & Co.'s Northern aud nada Bxprese, Davenport & Mason's New Bedford Expre: ond Livingston, Wells & Co.'s Baropesa Express, have established ofiees and faithtu' azentsin ali the nloities and towns througho . the Eastern, Middle Weetern Statceand Calits Foezact'c and faithful spe- sin} messengers, furnizhed tron ebests for Log nigra of treasure and’ other vais! accompany en express upon all their line lantic States. Samuel P. ° with the Amerie W. the . Warhburn, Is, sointed wrincipal agents t veilin California as the At. . for many years connected mpany, at Albany, and B, of Syracnse, bave boon ap- ore ai abe RARE CHANCE FOR TIMBER AND WOOD GET- ters.—Tho advertiser has about 30 acres of moadow Jand, which is heavily timbered with Iarge ash, oak, map'e, and ‘gum, which timber he will give to auy person who will elear the Jand of it. He has also on the sume tract of land, pine timber, which would eut 8 000 or 10,000 cords of wood, which he wili sella bargain. The abave timber Hes near a wharf on the Chickahowiny river, Vircinia, where a yeesel of 160 tons can load. For particulars, apply to JAMES WILSON, No. 37 Montgomery street, Jersey City. OR SAL tury of one of the largest hotels in the upper part of the Gity, The forniture is in good condition, ond the oatablish- ment doing frat rate business ‘The gato will be made only to a good and responsible man, and $50,000 in eash will be required, or its eguivaltnt, in undoubted rocurity, and the balance scoured by nortgace on the furnituce leave nnd fixtures. Address James L. Mull. at this office. LE CHEAP—A LARGE HOTEL, SITUATED in Graud street, ono of the best lgealities in said rect, torether with the unexpired lease of five years, now in aflonrishing eondftion. The rent vf same only 91,000 per year. ‘The reason for parting with the above, the present pro- is abont entering in the wholosale business, Inquire PARKER, Esq., No.75 Nassau street, third door. —THE GOODWILL OF af one of the oldest cate in the eity, having acy eommodations for ledgers which will mors than pay the Any p'rson Wishing to engage in the above busines, lease address a note to CEORGZ LOCKWOOD, Herald stensive establisi ARM FOR SALE—OF 162 ACRES, IN THE NELGH- borhood ofCatskill. notin the sickly West, but in on of the most healthy situations in the Stato; 100 acres cleared; new saw milland dew house, bara, &o. Halfof the purchase money may remain on hond and mortgage. Apply to CHARLES VINTEN, 100 Nassau atrect, OR SALE—A WELL KNOWN BOWLING SALOON, that has been established for five years, in a conteal part of Broadway. A first rate chance for a person having & cash capital of ©500, Reason for selling—the owner hay @ public house in Brooklyn requiring his whole attention, In- quire at P, Bayard’s, No.5 State street. OR SALE—FOUR BUILDING LOTS ON PRESIDENT sireet, Brooklyn, betweon Van Brunt etrect aud Colum- treet, three minutes walk from Hamilton Ferry; seventy five per cent may remain on bond and mortgage, at six por cent. Four thousand dollars on bond and mortgage wanted Apply to LEWIS HURST, Attorney-at: Wall FOR, SALESA SAILBOAT, 27 FEET 1 wide, 3 fect deep, and now, with spars, sails, complete. Those who are desirous of purchasing afine boat of this description, will please call at JOUN LETTS’ Boat Building Shop, No. 295 Front street. OR SALE—LOT NO. 82 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS below Wall street, and rvoning through to New street. Inqvireof F. W. Walker, or H. R. Cumming, N Nassau street. 9 FEET igeing. OR SALE.—A COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE and Cutlery, imported by the present owner, will be told low, and on easy terms, with or without. the’bu and lease of store, Address’ Hardware, at this office, w real name. FOR SALE—A GOOD FARM, OF SEVENTEEN ACRES, on which is a large house, a number of out-buildivgs, & fine orchard of 434 acres. This would be # good ehance fora gentleman. Tho soil is Yery good, and within 12 miles of New York. ‘The whole for $4,800, one-third cash; balance may remain on interest, Anply to . T. W. STKONG, No. 93 Nassau street, POR SALE-TWO LARGE RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE stores, in ® first rate location, and doing an excellont business. ‘Ono of them has heen established eight years; the other four, Stock and fixtures in each, will amount from five to eix thousand doliars. The only reason for eclling is, that the proprietor is engaged in the wholesale business. Tn theabove a rare chance is offerod to y. For par. make rone: ticulars, inquire of JOHN H. FOWLER, 291 Pearl street. MM OUT VERNON.—A CHANCE FOR SPECULATORS —For sale, 30 acres adjofning the village of Mount Vernon, Westchoster county, Now Yerk, in -whish 1.000 houses are to be built within three years, 200 already built, ‘The New Haven and Harlem railroads pass near.” Price, $125 per acre, Also, a quarter of an acee,in Mount Vernon Village ; terms eary, arply at No. 97 Roosevelt str , allan or corner of Seventh street and Boston road, orrisanin, OUNT HOPE PROPERTY.—A PLOT OF GROUND, 100 feet by 100 feet, with Sonse, 20 by 0, cood will d fifty dollars .worth of fruit trees, all for $550. A rare ghance te make money. Apply to W. Gray, or W. Bonney, Xo.b fsyon row, corner of Chatham street,’ or Upper Mor- ani PXOVISIONS—THE ADVERTISER, ABOUT TO RE- tire from business, offers for sale tho stock and fixtures belonging to said business, Also, ono horse, cart, wagon, and eleich, with four years lease of premises from the lst of May, 1°62. Connected fwith the building is an ice collar, sanshge rocm,tmoke Louse, and stele. “Apoly on the pres mikes, No. (66 Washington street, between the houra ct J2 and 4: or addrees # line to Provisions, Box 1,414 Lower Post oy Y AND MALT IOUSE, CONSTRUCTED Of brick and stno, with a re-proot kiln, will bo sold, if applied for within afew lishment bas been in operation for aserios nd is now in perfect order for the ensuing mall rtock of m for an oatl; tinding, pumping, elevatia crooning lone by steam power. An abundant supply OpR Are in the immediate vicinity, o eat faoilities for featcest Apply to or address, pot Tompkins county. PT 0 BUTCHERS AND OTHERS.FOR SAL, ONE OF the beet butcher staude and atalis in Washington country market, in the centro of three gangways. This stand is ono of the best in the market, or any market in the city, Tt now has alarse ran of custom, it may be used asa beot, poultry, or butter stand; it will be sold low, as the owner hes to retire from business. Postessiom may be had im= edintely. Apply to BALKCOM & MATHEWS, corner of Brondway ano Fulton strest, ALVABLE FARM TOR SALE.—FOR SALE, AN EX- cellent Farm in New Jersey, consisting of one hundred Rad acd acron, ninety of whieh are under enitivation, in two hours of Now Y: ore mile and A quarter from the Keyport na Freehold Plank Road, and one milo And a half from the flourishing village of Middletown Point, ‘There is & commodions dwelling honge, and the out buildings iJ-44) and of tho best description. A inrgo number ar of choice fentt trece ha ' yeare. The soll is & clay Lowen, /oed piclde heey ee Te erase and Seana Eve ‘inet pall atIthna, NY, yas ‘The es 0 t paid, W. T. Huntington le property to th uy italist vn well 0 the en} u rent will pay’ ham deo ie percontaas upon the <-caeeieteratamnnancnssieepneneuatissenussilpisliaessdianplasianti YALCABLE BUFPALO PROPRETY, FOR SALE.—A fn 7 pure a ere ry ia, city of Batialo Mi sale % aR 2, H Wallst, X,Y, ERFORD & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS will be despatched on Wednesday, June 9th, in charge of special messenger, on the splendid fast ranning steamer Empire City, via Havana, Aspinwall, and Panam. Freight taken at the lowest rates, and no charge for Cus- tom House fees, or Consular certificates, All freight should i nd net to exceed 125 tbs, in THB LEASE, PiXTURLS, AND FURNI- | Our freight will always and no detention on the Isthmus United States mail line at our offi on the Exopire City, for cale low, if app steamers, ‘assage secured on A few choice berths ied for oon. BERFORD & CO. DAMS & CO"S FREIGHT, PACKAGE, AND PAR- cel Express for California aud Oregon, per United trs mail steamer Empire City, on Wednesday, 9th June, rp Oe Dent regular express for Califurnin, Ofezon, &°., despatched ae above, per United States mail steam- er Empire City, on Wednesday, 9th Jane, at two o'clock, P.M. throush, as usual, with mail speed, in charge of our own freight agents and epecial messengers, to destination, Shippers are requested to eend in their goods, with invoices, before the day of sailing, to enable us to comply with the government requisition for cording and sealing. Small parcols and despatches received until one o'clock on Wed- nesday. ADAMS & CO., 59 Broadway. AGENCY. MPORTANT CARD—TO CAPITALISTS, MANAGERS, inventors. d others—Wilton’s twenty-thir trip across the Mr. J. 1, WILTON, well known ashaving neyotiated several most successful enter Amongst which he may name the engacement of sd senny Lind, for America, the introduction of Professor At derson, (the Great Wizzard of the North,) B. F. Palm- er's Patent Artificial Limbs, 4; Boardman & Eng’s celebrated Pianoferte terest, ercatness, and fully to inform such as ma; y te to transact, amd requiring. immediate attention an 535 that heis about visiting Ruropo again, and will be happy to undertake commissions. Mr. Wilton will return about the early part of Septomocr, and communications addressed to him at [00 Broadway, will meet with prompt attentivn, with upexceptionable references, W ontuczon G. SNETHEN CONTINUES TO f gina Jaw in the Supreme Court—to attend to cases fore ets—to prosecute claims and settle Ltn of t y land: heritances in any part of th countrics—to make Inve and 0 da by 8 ‘and patent rights in Union. Partie vention eae to ages, coming up to the United Stat appeal. Communications aye. mo dressed to W. G, Svethen. No. 8 Carroll ov, Capitol Hill, Washington, moetwith prompt attention AVEN & BAKER, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE of Malone Sand Stone, A rood aupply eonstantly on hand, and orders for any dimensions filled at short notice. ee, 167 Broadwa: id atthe yard, West Twenty-fifth sireot, betweon Ninth and Tenth avennes, ~ L. HAVEN. LOUIS F. BAKER. INDIA BUBKER GOODS. HE CONGRESS PIRATED.—CAUTION TO SHOR Dealers.—Learning that some unprincipled persons are Ra Elastic Gore to manufacturers of my Patent Con- gress Boots, made by braiding or wesving India Rubber in sueh Ved ‘Qs to enuse @ shir or contraction, or expansion of the fabric with the spring, this notics is given that any mode of covering and combining fibrous materials with cords of India Robbe used in making Congress Boots, is a direct iolation of my patent; and whoever manu- factures or sells the Conzress Boots, thus made, will be pro- All who are authorized by moto nso 8 are warned Day's Pa. ing shoo dealors and manufacturers, 1 have, published. Tehall hold every dealer responsible whore the Manufacturer is irrespousible. HORACH I. DAY, Own of all the Patents connected with Conzross Boots. 'N. B.. Licenses granted at 23 Cortlandt etree! » Now York, and ef jaine, and New Oharies Winslow, of Lynn, 3 signals Oe / LyG ax, Ovix10%8.—{ have examined the letters Patent ise gma to Dupont & Hyatt, bearing date the 2th October, combination with India Rubber Springs, if applied in tho manufacture of Gaicer Boots, ivan infriazement upon the Patont. New York, April 28,1851, F. B, CUTTING. Bosron, June 6, 1851.1 have mado s similar examination HOMESTRADS, BULDING ASSOCIATIONS AND GENERAL. FIRE Insurance Company.—Office No. 5 Tryon Row corner of Chath and fifty thousend dollars ($100,000), paid in ‘and safely in- w prepared to fesna Policies of Ingurance against loss or danaye by fre at the lowsst porsible rates of Premio on rents, buildings, furniture, merehandise, abipe Py = = 2 mation, cavseg the opinion of two ot the most distinguished Patent sore in the United States to be taken—herowith ® MY authorived agents throughout th it Gicashecotin rouhout the United States, exce; 0, end am of opinion thet the use of elastic gores, made by weaving filrour materi ls which oxpand and contract, in of the lotters Patent, abeve referred to, and eoncur in Mr, Cutting’s opinion. RUFUS CHOATE, mn street, in the Harlem Railroad Company's Build- ing, This Company having all their capital, ond hundred wildings, vessels in port, tholr onrrocs, & DIRECTORS, John Bence, 8 Woudhully Simeon Draper, Ab'm Wakeman, Alphens Bannit ©: VA che Giarles Jenking, John Ce Hale Garnes ©. Obttda, dobn J, cs ‘elott, Hel jr J A om By. hi John Raxton, Jr. Tim H. Burger. DavisCollamore, Starkie Livesay, Joriah Whitney, Cyrm H. Lewtrol, John N, Oleot John W. Newton, Jas, i. iis, Sam, 8. Wyekof, Soa. Pade onda $e = Dan, D. Whitney, yal Hougitony 3 ne. yal Houghton, John Morrit¢t rw BRUCE, Presdont Paxiny, Bannegs, Scoretary. Joun T, Snepueay, Surveyor. Applications by post wi attended to, 10 MEMBERS OF BUILDING ASSOCTATI to redeum, buy or with tho « i ican, on advantageous t nd Am\ i? countant, k&o., No 5 Noseou stroet, MUBICAL, eae AIS AY SAAN AAAAAARAAAARAAAS, UTUAL LOAN, MOUSE FURNISHING, AND PIANO jeoond regula: menting of this several shares Ly led, 01 om, Il, at the Apollo i dines should to procnre forte Asrociation —Th jation will be heid, .at'7g o'elogk. All All persons desirous will find it greatly to their interost to » Which ny, may do by applica’ 4 ard ‘a: H, Jooazys, Trustes, i er FINANCTAL, ROPOBALS WILL Ux KE ues dose thew git ne eee No. 2 Wail neil VED Foa sv dee of G. 3. Rob! Woineaday sere, bb S000 00g, Peel \ ——— Tiogr option of tae holder wially io Naw Yor shia ta N y lin tho character Whe Tings tatie bituminous com! mines ) sylvavia, to the Now) cy pounaty, Gletance of swenty”.) pereers with the Corureg lei ins, a'vonthe situate on the d and New Yor jug Ro and bh Kaus a) of wailroad bet parties in ir Noon cousoligared a Preferred div $39. ties to doliver up for sau: to about. ., < Whe aieew Wife al Gos reaponrible partics for pelay Yorkand Eric wh, a ond placiay thereo nperior hears inees Lig road, the entire eq ti that city ©: upon the re en and the immense y aad miseellt freight 8, a8 well ag gers. The oality, em haastibie, is mined a ara at burg, at abous lifty during th and present year te cents per tin at ¢ pes: transport socsumption of this esal cI, Lit i contdently beliewed tH iby the sapacity of th there is A vor jugles, coke, There are no: and nesr the rin y fine white material f stones for Furnes The valley three rrns is not enrpa the fe Dundantly «portion and all agr nto the rich Tands o ount wns chi ge and pr ample Branches te and will be m profitable rety an important extensions antler euplated, when mace, wil odd grea of the com Property anid earni The red being of tho sam as the New York aud E talirvad, facilitates the m rupted interchange of p extended line of court, following estim ste of bi after the el duce at the least expouse wl rering on that grenb wor < over the roa for on| + n carofat copsider: rronud Expenses, say 40 per vent. . Fetimated net carvings fr th From which there are to be de: For interest, tay 7 por cent ov For dividend ow y referred st Legs armount assames and pe yal the State under ber guaranty. Leaving 4 surp!ns for non-preferred stockholders, ., By refercnce to previous statements it will be ‘6 that property costing, when relnid and is mortsazed for $250,000, and that tho esti: ings amount to $f a im largely excceding th cent agreed to be paid on the bonds issued. Rofe 49 of the ant of tho Levislatare of Penns: pasted April 6, 1820, tot! rity is given to Lasw honds, and create a mort eeure them, and a] them is made as valid hei OSE Proposals to be directo ensh payment on tho 17th of delivered, ‘The accrued interes June, goes with the boud, T RCHITECT’: tury Asylum, Wachiogton, D.C., May 26, TOPORRIS Will bo received at this office until Wed th of June next, wt liwclock M, for the eons iro May Tot tot ro) st to GS ROUBINS & DAVIS, BROOKS tho buildings of the illtary Asylum, near this é front of the main buitdi its depth fifty-seven ti forty-six feet. the whol Proposals wiil be with s is one handeed and iitty=t + With o wing eizhcy-three of which ts ts be faced witl sited for completing thie ir & free stone treingy| dwith their respective p arble, 1 pied b; partion ti ¥D # tho guarry, which epeciane Lovecs for the efi specifications way he 7th, wotil W oned, where tion and chai offer to construct these bi rf ¢ accompan written puarartee, six © or wore rasponsl sons, to tho effect that y undertake that, cr bidders will, if his or the he aceeptod, enter! obligation within twenty days, with good sud suffict ties, to erect the propose’ billings according to the ations which may have been, or may here furnished. In deciding on the Mads, revard will h the quality of the materin!s ofiered, and tle respons the bidders. the right will he reserved only as may be deeined most advantazeou ment, and aleo to reject the whole, should nae acceptable. All bids to be neated, and endorsed for building the Military Asyinm,” aud addrosse .S, ALEXANDER, Lientonant Corps of Ei The Baitimore Suu, New York Herald, and Ni Couricr and Enquirer, will fleate Insert the abd times a w 300. 00! JERSEY CITY WATER LO. £) per cent Bonds, with Conpons, able in twenty-five yy feom the first July. 19 undersigned, ecmmis- s for constructing work: plying Jersey City and pl cont with pore an some water, will receive roporals, at the James G. King & 8.8, corner of Pine aad Will dn the city of New York, until Wednesday, % At twoo'clook, P.M., for the whole, or any part than $1,000) of the above mentioned loau, whioh An interest at the rate of six per cont por’ annum, Dolf yearly, on the Ist July and Ist January, in tl New York, and be redeemable on the Ist July, I commissioners will avail themselves of tho usd lege of rejecting conditional bids, and of decli ngeons. Tho of the biltd fwo o'clock, om the day ahove named. Proj be dieccted’ to the Jersey City Water Comm and endorsed “ Proposais for Jersey City Wate) The money will be reqvired as follow: notice of the acceptance of ti Ist of Jely, twenty-sive per twenty five per eent ont per cent on the Ist of Jancary next; or the whol paid at an enrlier day, at the option of the lendors ntorest will commence at the date of prymeat. suthoriving the lonn erate that “all re a dorsey City, and all goods and chattele-within ext longing to residents theroof, shail bo liable for the t Ist ot November, and t1 of the principal and intorest that may became du scrip or bonds to be irsued by virtue of this deficiency inthe water revenues to mect the p: the interest, the Mayor eud Common Councilare aq Bud required to savess end reise such amoun® a cersary, above other taxes anthorized bylaw. No under par willhe consivered, Acopy of the act, roport of tie commissionors and enzineers, wad’ containing full particulars, may be obtained ot Me: Bone’ office, oF of vither of the eommfasionces, lying at the City Clork's office Jersey City. Laer any AD, ‘ . &. GREGORY, MB, BRAMUALL, THOS A. ALEXANDER, Torsoy City, May 12, 1862. 875 00 TO LEND ON BOND AND MOR 3, in suing to suit applicants, on real estate in this city. Rrooklyn, or Williansbu toB. 8, Broad, No. 13 Wall sureet, ia the store, fe! Nua advanced to build¢rs a3 soon se the h enclosed. 4,00 Worti’ double the m0 Pease f this eit OQ WaXtev—on FuRNivoRe $15,000 Rx ences, for oneycar, for which ® govd id.” Addrens "fi. Aw," at thie oie. 10,000 cA, Loan, cineran '’ on pleasing terms, on storage of groceries, segars, and merchandise genorally, on watches, gold and silver ware, pianos, &¢ Ac. Pro integrity and discretion strictly adherod to, at q Office, £6 Naseau strect. JOS. B. DA'C, A ,000D OrronTUNITY Is OFFERED TO Jith capital to make money—ho can invest littlome he pleavor, in a perfectly fo aad ros nese. For loulars, a} at roadway. ¢or tor treet of agers BALKCOM AT. TPEXAS LIABILITIFG—RIGHT PER Cnt! Teonsnry notes, (red backe) and other, I Texas, Purchaved by SW AUNT eee Wall street. a MMITT ANCES—Passa Commi WANTED—AT SEVEN PER © bond and mortgage, on infprovos * itaated wp the Hndson ~interest paid in tho York Post Of P DRAFTS 3 ec, ‘Eoglan and ‘Wales, ace meatier, oo, Bat and Tendon paokes shia. ged i") RAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, AN! Fm wane & ony ae ayable in any city of aT im oO: le Ki Fi one O WARDS, SANDFORD oe ‘At Adams and Co.'s, 19 EXCURSIONS. LAA AA AAA Arvid R e AD XCURSIONS 70 THR FISHING BA’ of, re oent F R CONEY ISLAND—LANDING AT TORT! ton went Ty: ret bye "a vay Ld J inday, ’ DUNANT Cept Beal. sdpdonadhese Spring treet, |