The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1852, Page 6

EOMMERCIAL AFFAIRS |. MONEY MARKET. Monvar, June 14—6 P.M, ‘There was quite » speculative excitement in the stock ‘market, this morning, and all the fancies were exceed- ingly buoyant, The bulk of the transactions was for cash. Aj the first board, Delaware and Hudson advanced 23, per cent; Morris Canal, %; Canton Company, New Jersey Zinc, %; Erie Railroad, 3; Marlem, 1;; Long Inand, ; Norwich and Worcester, 1; Stonington, \; Reading Railroad, 3; Hudson Railroad, };; New Haven Railroad, 34; Erie Bends, 1871, 4s; do. 1862, 4; Farmers? Loan, 2, At the second board, there was a slight reac- tion, and prices receded a fraction. Erie Convertible Bonds were in demand, and the sales were large, improv- ing from the opening. Delaware andlludson has advane- ed more rapidly than any other stock on the list. When Une last dividend was made, the stock was selling at 117, and the improvement since has been with the dividend, tenper cent, Morris Canal has been in better demand Intely, doubtless owing to the large receipts. The tolls this year, up to the 9th of June, show an increase of $23,676 61, compared with those for the same period last year, The New Jersey Zinc Company has been quite firm for some days past, and outsiders are purchasing for investment, in view of large dividends, The receipts of the company since the 1st of January last have been $78,578 93, from the sales of paint alone. and the increase from month to month is very great, In February, the sales were only $4,166 31, while in Muy they were $36,000. ‘The company feel confident that from the sales of paint alone, a dividend of twenty-five per cent per annum can vedeclared, Nothing has yet been officiaily announced lative to the July dividend on the stock of the Eric jiroad Company, It is the prevailing impression that it will be four per cent. The doubt existing has not ope- rated unfavorably on the market value of the stock Harlem was active today, at an advance. ‘There ap; tobe a strong under current in this stock, which the bulls cannot contend against successfully. It is one of the nivet promising railroad stocks on the list, and withal the cheapest. Norwich and Worcester has nearly recovered from ihe effects of the unfavorable report of earnings for May. Ithas advanced ubout two per cent from the lowe st point. Hudson River Railroad was freely offered to- y. and as freely taken, at better prices, befure the close. Keading Railroad is steadily moving upward, notwith- standing the largeamount of stock in the market. It is in strong hands, and prices will without doubt be main- tained The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of Chis port, today, smounted to $90.225; payments, $30,600 17—baiance, 4,092,114 65. The Comptroller of the State of New York has issued the following notice:— ComrTRoLLe s Orricr, Albany, June 1, 15 Notice is hereby given to the holders of Comptrolle bonds. issued in 1S45, for the sum of four hundred and sixty-seven thousand dollars ($487 000) pursuant toc ter 114, of the laws of 1842. for loans from individuals, and which are payable on the first day of July next, that in consequence Of the omission of the Legislature to make the necessary appropriation to pay the same, the Comptroller will continue to pay the interest, at six par cent, on said bonds. as it becomes due, until provision is made for the payment of the principal, The Pianter's Bank of Charleston has declared a semi- annual dividend of six per cent. The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Company have declared a dividend of eight per cent from earnings up to the Ist of January last, and six per cent for the six months ending the first of July next Three thousand six hundred and thirty tons of coal were brought down over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, last week, from the Cumberland regions, of which 1,105 tons were from the Frostburg Company, 1.522 from the Borden Company, 5€8 from the Alleghany Company, and 425 from the Parker Vein Company We have no report from the Cumberland Company. A contract for building the Terre Haute and Alton (Illinois) Railroad has been entered into by Messrs. Willis Pheips, Wm. Mattoon, and James Barnes, of Spriagtieyd, Mass, This roadextends 175 miles, entirely across the southern part of Illinois. These gentlemen have con, tracted to build the read, furnish the iron, build the depots, cars, locomotives, &c, putting the entire road in running order within three years, for the round sum of tbree millions of dollars, The route is comparatively an easy one, and it is believed that the road wili be complet- ed within two years ‘The following banks, which show an aggregate capital of $2.777.000, have been organized under the free banking 18w of the State of Illinois, and certificates filed and in the Auditor's office. up to the 24th of May:— Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Chicago, capital stock $100,000 ‘The Bank of Peru, Peru; capital stock $100,000. The Miinois River Bank of Taylor and Coffing, Peru; capital stock $250.00. Marine Bunk of Chicago, Chicago; capital stock $50- 000. ‘The Belvidere Bank, Belvidera; capital stock $75 000. ‘The Prairie State Bank, Washington; capital stock $500,000 The Quincy City Bank, Quincy; capital stock $1,000,- Chicago; 0 Comme reial Bank. Chieago; capital stock $52.000 Clark's Exchange Bank, ‘Springfield; capital stock $100,000. Geneva Bank. Geneva. Kane county; capital stock | $100,000. Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Quincy, Quincy; ca- pital stock $5(0 000. “i Stephenson County Bank, Freeport; capital stock $50,- 000. The following gentlemen were yesterday unanimously elected directors of the Hudson River Railroad Company, for the year commencing June 14, 1852 :—Edwin D, Mor- | gan,Jobn David Wolte. Edward Jones, Moses H. Grin- nell, Drake Mills, Joseph Tuckerman, J. Boorman John- ston,* Henry Young*; Gouverneur Kemble, of Cold Spring; James Hooker, of Ponghkeepsie; Erastus Gorning. of Al- bany; John Wilkinson.* of Syracuse; James C. Forsyth,* of Kingston. (* New members.) And the following gen- tlemen were elected inspectors of the next election :— | James Boorman, Japhet Bishop. William C. Redfield: | At 4 subsequent meeting of the board, the following off- | cers were re-appointed :—Edwin D. Morgan, President; Fdward Jones, Vice Pre: tary and Attorney. ‘The receipts of the Macon and Weetern Railroad Com- pany.during the month of May, were $18.257 96, against $12,072 92 for the corresponding month last year---show- ing an increase in the month, this year, of $5,585 04, equal to about forty-five per cent. The Tioga Railroad Company are in the market for the | sale of $300,000 of its first mortgage seven per cent | bonds, and proposals will be received at the office of S. 8. Robbins & Son. No, 62 Wall street, until Wednesday, the | 16th of June, at 3 P. M.. for any part of the above issue, ‘The bonds will be issued in sums of $1,000 each, interest | payable semi-annually in this city, by coupons and the principal reedeemable in 1872, This is one of the most important railroads in Pennsylvania, and the security of- fered te purchasers of the company’s bonds is ample. The road is intimately connected with the coal business of the Bioasburg coal region, and its traffic is therefore princi- pally confined to an article of universal consumption. The road extends north from the rich bituminous coa imines near Bloseburg, Tioga county, Pennsylvania. toth New York State line, near Lawrenceville, a distance of twenty-eix miler. and at that point connects with the Cor- ning Railroad, of fowrteen miles in length, forming a con tinuous road, terminating at the town of Corning, situate on the New York and Erie, and Buffalo, Corning, and New York railroads, and Chemung Canal, The Corning Railroad is now being re-la'd with heavy iron [H rails, and Las been leased for a period of ten years to the Tioga Rail- road Company, so that the latter named company wil operate and work the entire line of railroad between the coal mines, Blorsburg and Corning. The track of the ‘Tioga Railroad is now laid with a flat bar rail, and its ori- | | | | | | ginal cost was about $440000. The company have made | 8 contract with responsible parties for relaying the track upon the New York and Erie, or six feet guage, and plac ing thereon very superior heavy iron H rails. This road | the entire completion of which is guarantied on or before the 16th of August next, will, when finished. equal, in the permanency of its structurg. amy railroad in the United States, For the purpore of meeting the expenses of re- aying (he road, and ite equipment the compan under the most ample authority from tne Leg’ Pennrylvania, iesved reven pe n boot nt of $350 000. have r cent coup principal and interest, in the of New York, convertible into stock. and secured by a mortgage, in trast, to Theodore Debon, Alfred 8. Fre we, and Watts Sherman, Esqs., of the city of New York road the firet and only lien upon the which mortgnge i ite furniture anchive juantity and value during the The annexed statement exhibits th f certain afticles exported from t ding the 12(h in . week Jestination and extent of sorence or Tie Portor New LIVERPOOL, Cotton, bales. 1.182 $50,288 Machin'y, bxs Flour, bbls... 4.233 17,617 Naval stores.. 450 617 Bees wax, lbs, 4,738 1,201 ne 0 455 8.213 Zoe. 150 11,800 7 603 be 3 gas Tobacco,. 87880 Gaeta. sts, 432 —— Man. do., ibs,14,726 2945 Whalebone,... 8,952 4,924 Total... $119,418 aia*cow, Cotton, bales. 118 $7.498 Acidlime.cks, 126 $800 Flour, bbl 2.678 10,362 Pyro. acid 26 600 Wheat, bush: iv a 1, 582 Sp. oil, gals.. 159 200 Staves . istry 2154 Total...csesiee HAVRE. Cotton, bales .1,128 ae a Pianoforte... . Pot ash, bbls. 70 Cedar sticks. Bone black.hhds 80 et Sogars bark, 1,100 150 60 =Total... BREMEN, Tobacco. cases 72 $1.740 Nav.stores bbls 200 Furniture, case 1 Do. ceroons... 102 "3,162 Shoe pege, bbls 6 Do. bales. 19 99 I. rub. goods.cas 11 Logwood, tons 28 407 Furniture, case 1 Shooks... 270 270 Furs, boxes 3 Me BMAD ss skccrigais Flour, bbls... 44 a. ERP. ‘otton, boxes oa $17, ‘a0 Logwood, a) us $1,550 46 230 Moss, boxes. . Staves. $250 ‘Wheat. bushs.16 05 16 898 $380 25 720 40 N store bbls 3,144 1,551 Wax, Ibs. Soon 998 | Potash, bbis.. 264 6,621 Furs, boxes... 1 278 | Tobacco, hhds 22 1,078 Coffee, bags..2.252 21480 ‘Total... $52,007 Mahogany, logs 85 1,395 . ‘OpoRTO. Cotton, bales. 97 $4,200 Boots ss 2 $000 Staves, 1,000 "600 Logwood, tony 30 “470 Potashes, bois 2 66 — Hats, cases... 3 209 Total ........ 66. 86,235 TRIESTE. N. stores. bbls 418 $302 Segars.....100,000 629 | Sarafrasrootton10 "160 Oak Bark,begs 447 1.017 Total... NEW GRANADA. Coal, tons ATT 57 Pres. meats, 8.636 Joist 140 Ale, doz, 413 Lumb 2540 Cider 100 ‘Timber, 550 Cota 100 Drugs. pkge.... 20 471 Mattresses,....112 187 Candles, boxes, 100 1,150 Pillows. -100 50 Boots... 550 Furniture, pkgs 14 15L Flour, bbl 100 Dried beef, bbls, 12 Biscuit, tres 0 08 Sausages, 6 Grapowder. kgsi00 900 Hay, bale Corn meal, bbls. 10 Oats, bushels... 450 Cement, bbls...100 ArRica. Demestics. pkgs 15 $795 Bags... 3486 Lumber, fee Butter, ibs, + 20 20 Cheese . 40 101 » 20 36 Total SH_NORTH AMPRICAN ese sce Fish hookscs... 2 8 As. dry goods... 12 Butter. kegs. - 120 744 Molasses, puns, 42 Mf toba. 1bs.11.018 1,594 Matting, es. 13 Saleratus, ‘ie 16 95 Sardines , 4 Bricks . 162 Champs bask. 10 Sp. Oil, ‘gall. 93 Flour, bbls, 062 Rye meal Ibs 86 Total .. 813 189 House . a4 Candles, bxs.. 296 B'ns & peas.bgs 206 Whale oil, gall 600 Dried fish, ewt, 46 Domestics. pks 60 Hay, bundles... 4 Pickled fish... Corn meal Ship bread 52 293 Soap, bxs 20 Rope, coils.... 37 Cotton duck,bs 22 do, twist do, 6 Yellowmetalcs 4 Cassia, mats... 150 Pimento, lbs. DA. Brooms, dozen. 25 Gunp ‘der, kegs 80 8 Corn meal, . 32 Corn, bushels. 130 Shook: ae Steel, cases 00 Mac'y. pks & ps177 Paper, reams.1,000 Iron. plates... 28 Cot. waste. bs... 8 Hardware, pks. 35 Leather, case,, 1 6 4.754 Guano. 74 Bark, ceroons. 62 CISPLATIN REPURL Lumber, 196.400 $3,201 Hioo, bbls ; 395 Silks, ease 53 Corn meal, peas Ref. sugartbs, 1.731 26 Hops 48 Choowe, Beef . Potatoes Candles, boxes. 1 50 Shipbread.bt Furniture.pkgs 24 BRITISH WEST INDIE! a4 $524 Man. tol Beef. bbis co 1,024 Pork . 2 468 Oil meal, puns. 14 Flour. 4484 Tobacco. hhds. 4 Corn meal 5 1,115 Candles, boxes 028 Ship bread ....113 284 Matches, gross. 200 Lard oil, - 6 151 Peas. bags. 2 Cider 82 Corn. bush Ilams, Ibs. 88 Rice, tierces Lard. 567 Wine. cases 2 Butter, 924 Cheese 219° = Total Snuff a4 BRITISH AUSTRALIA, Butter, lbs $3.200 Whiskey. gls 2.109 Cheese, Ibs B'ts&Shoes. 8. 37 Flour, bbl: 0 Brooms. doz... 50 Vinegar. bbis.. 30 Syrups, cas Cider. bbls.,.._ 20 D'd Fruits, cks,150 Pork, bbls... 100 Pickles, kegs. Corn Meal. bbls. 37 LR, Goods, e Salera’s, Ibs.3,000 D. Articles, es, 3 Hame& Ba'n.12 00 Pistols, caves... 3 M.Tob’o, Ibs. 55.603 Stoves, Prd. Fish, kils.150 Crocks, cases... 16 Goods es, 24 Canales. bx#... 60 %p Stools. doz. 4 Hardware, pks.243 Pipes, Dxs,.... 90 Combs case... 1 "$208 Shoes, cases. 54 Silke. casos 3 154 Pepper. bags. Corn theliers.. 6 87 Matting, rolls, Wood w.. pkgs.20 118 Total....... Paint miile.... Reoasrrvnani 1,000 1143 see eoses MONOD $103 131 $496 Flour. bbls... 50 244 Tobacco, Lhd. 110 Domestics, pkgs.25 Mfuo. do. Ibe. 1,902 202 : 14 42 Paper. reams. 25 37 ; 300 Brooms. doz... 31 Rice. bbls 3 2 | Glue, bbis 1. 2 ‘Lamps, case a 30 Butter, Ibs... 400 MOMs Fics beeivecikoborra clettevssveenecss 3,549 cwna. Domest. pkgs.1.445 $107,000 Cochineal, cer... 50 $8,301 Lead, pigs. 148 18,080 psa Total... + $138,471 DANISH WEST INDIRS. Ale, bbis....... 10 $60 Books, cases... 2 $350 Peas. bags 20 50 Wine, casks... 30 800 Butter. Ibs... ..600 104 — WOW ioscervsseerstesty 7 coe $1,804 BRAZIL. Flour, bbis...2.070 $10,000 I. R. goods . $588 Naval stores...770 1.044 Paper. ream! 165 Domest.. pkgs .798 36,083. Bireuit, tins 230 Lard, Ibs... 2,428 Clocks. ensos 26 Sp. turp.. gals, 410 “ Drugs. pkgs... 4 Marble, slabs. 2 100 Tobacco, hhds, 6 andles, bxs...154 1,774 Trunks... 2 $54,086 London .-$170.161 Br. N. Am. Colonies. 45788 Liverpool. +. 119418 Central America + 82426 Dutch W. Indie 69.452 Cuba Cisplat Repu asa OV zuels 471 Danish W. Indios ‘Total value... It eppenrs by this th large. but it show The effect of the discovery of gold in Aw not some curious movements pon our commerce, is already visible. Philip thirty days will be nd dollar d Sidney everal vessels ate within th hirty-five and a hing in omethix extends and ports in the Pacific w no trade, will 80 commerce eee eceee e+ 6 §820.207 tthe aggregate for the week was | Fever Parte Rico + 3,589 ae Br W. Indies £12059 2189 Austral veeeee 86,061 6.568 Now Grenada. 15.092 3.549 n ship- stratin ‘The exports to a r parts of ba | 10000 Harlem Ex Ctfe., | 10000 Hiud Ist j 200 | | banks of Louisvillo of Cinoinnati om the terms that other Kentucky banks were. We know nothing about the in- stitution, any further than than what we learn from papers published in its immediate neighborhood, and therefore give their statements for what they are worth: ‘TheCincinnati Enquirer gives the following account of its | position and condition :— Newrort Savery Fuxp Bax ov Kentvcar, ‘The president of this bank is, by the charter, required to deposit, with the Auditor of Brato, Btate bona and | mortgages to an amount not less & thodaaiid dollars, and on the deposit of which, the a and countersigns to a corresponding amount notes of the denomination of $5 and upward. which are deli- yered to the bank for circulation The 1's, 2's, and 3's are, like most of the Kentucky bank notes, only signed by the cashier. It is made the permed eet and directors to transmit to the adie oe dur- | the first week in January in each year. an accurate rd th just statement of the condition of said bank, giv- ing the amount of stock paid in, the amount not paid in, the value of the real estate belonging to eaid bank’ the amount of debts due to and from the bank, the amount of | deposits, the amount of bills in circulation of each deno- mination issued by said bank, and the amount of deposits, the amount of bilis in circulation of each denomination isswed by said bank. and the amount of gold and silver and other bank bills on hand. which is to be published in the newspapers at Newport and Frankfort. The Chancel- lor, upon the application of any creditor or stockholder whose debt amounts to one thousand dollars, may appoint commiceioners to examine the condition of said bank, and make such order as he may decm just and proper. Upon the failure of the bunk to redeem any of its bills in gold or silver, the Auditor is directed to sell the State bonds and bonds and mortgages, and redeem the notes, ‘The Legislature reserves the right to investigate the situ ation aud affairs of the bank from time to time ; and the General Court has the right to try the forfeiture of the charter for a violation of any of its provisions. ‘The notes ofthe bank are made receivable in all payments to the State, and for county taxes. ‘The capital stock is $100,000, and may be inereased to $300,000, Major Helm deposited with the Auditor $25.000 in State bunds, and $27,427 in bonds and mortgages on pro- perty—valued at $54.84 by the commissioners appointed under the law—and received $50,000 in bill his bank are Major James Mt McArthur, 1, Waterbury, Cashier; Col. B. D, Beall, 1! J. W. Berry, Geo. Ferrons, Charles Stricker, and ¥. Dickey. directors, al gentlemen of respectable stand- ing and fortune, Stock Exchange, $1000 8 6's, "08 Coup. L174 S50 aha Enio RR 873% 20 Ind’a Cl Pref ay do sib S7iy TEND Ind’ Spl Pre 3 do a} 100 do Dod MO Ene 2d Mg Bas, do 88 1000 Erie Inc mee Bis, do 4000 Eriv © Se Harlem BR ) 0 do do us 00 Tong. ‘Titan RR fr 2 in as os 200 0 Farmers Lown. Jo Nor’ Wor RR’bo 5 MONA Trust... 12g I aS 20 Ocean Bank ! 10788 a0 odo be) 2 tham Bank! | * 300 do America, 41 Stonington RR, : 100 do 1750 Roading RR. 00 aa . 0 SHS do { 1WONY& NORR 160 Mich Central Be 25 Syr & Utica RR, BOARD. 100 shs aoe RR. $1000 U S 6's, "67. 1000 Penn State 6 4000 Erie Income Bas, ig Bas. 10734 1Moshs Long snd RK 20% 555% 5: % Del & Hud a 200 Portsmouth DD $544 105: 873, ay CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpay. June 14—6 P. M. Asra.—About 80 bbls, found buyers, at $475 0 | $4 814 for pots; and $5 75 for pearls—the previous | figures. | made at 2 i) al Rryeipetn F t country from this port, last week. amounted to nearly | up | next In this way our which we | great rante | Brrswax.—A sale of 1,200 Ibs, American yellow was a 2640. per Ib., cn Frs,—Flour moved. to the extent of 11.000 . mixed to fair Western and ordinary to straight State, at $4 06% a $4 18%; fancy Western and favorite State at $4 18% a $4373; with common to good Southern, $4 43%; a $4 021;—the former rates. Nothing additional ccourred in rye flour, corn meal, wheat, oats. or rye. Corn seemed firmer, the business including 39.000 bush. unmerchantable mixed Western and round yellow at Bie. a Gle., 6140. a 634e , and 631c. a 64e. per bush. Cartix—At Washington Drove Yard —Oifered, 2000 beeves (all Southern and Western). Demand very active, and none left over unsold. Prices. if anything, firmer, Soles. good retailing qualities at from 8 to 03s cents per pound, At Browning’s.—Offered, 50 cows and catres. Sales at from $20 to $57 50.0 $55. All sold. Sheep and lamb:—4.060 offered, and all sold Sales at from $2 to $3 75 a $7 for the former, and $1 75 a $3 to $5 60 for the latter, At Chamberlain’s— (Hudson River, bull's Head.) Offered, 250 beeves. Sales at from 7!, to 9; cents, Cows and calves, 50 offered, Sales at from $25 a $35 to $50. Sheep and lambs—Offered, 1,800. All sold. Sales of sheewat from $2 25a $3 75 to $6. Lambs sold at from $175 a $2 75 to$d 50, Coar..—There have been 50 tons Sidney obtained, at $5 76 per ton. Correx.—A lot of 1,500 Ibs. old brought 1914c. per Ib., cash. Cortox.—The Baltic’s news has further weakened the market, the sales to day being about 500 bales, mostly at a decline of 1c. Frricnts.—To Liverpool, cotton was at £ flour at 1s offered. and 14d. asked ; and grain, at 83d. 0 4a. 1d. 2 3-160.; 000 bushels of ‘There was nothing new in rates for Havre or London. To California, rates varied from 45e. a Te. per foot. A versel was chartered to load at Shanghai, China, for London, at £3 3s. Fisii.—Beyond the dieposal of 3,000 quintals dry cod, at $3 60.8 $3 75, we bave nothing to report. Faurr.—Some 500 boxes Malaga raisins were purchased at $1 95 a $2. ay.—We heard of 800 bales River being sold at 60c. a per 100 Ibs. ovs.—There were 20 bales Eastern and Western bought. at 423,¢. a 45¢ —an improvement, Ixon.—150 tons Scotch pig changed hands, at $19 75 a $20—rix months Lime was searce and wanted, at 82c. for common Rockland. Ons.—Seles were made of 3.500 gallons linseed, at 2c. per gallon. cash. Demand active. Puovistons favored factors. the day's transactions embracing about 450 bbls. prime scur mess and mess pork, at $1634. $173, and $184; 250 packages shoulders and hams. at $c. a 8%c.. and 9c. a 9%¢,; 230 bbls. fair to prime lard, at 3c. a 1040 ; 400 bbls. prime and mess n 4 $5, and $11 a $14; with 150 bbls. beef teat Estate.—Bales by auction. —Brooklyn—Four lots on Kent ayenue and Graham street, near Willoughby avenue, each $250, $1.000; four lots on Clason avenue and Schuck street. near Flushing avenue, cach $400, $1.600; one house on Myrtle avexue, near Kent avenue, $4.050. Srcars —A parcel of 80,000 Havana was procured, at $20 4 $27 50. usual credit. Srinirs.—Sales have been made of 500 bbls, Ohio aad privon whirkey, at 201; a 20%c., and 213, a 214%e—an improvement, GANS Were more in request, at prices, for some kinds, tye. perlb, h’gher than those quoted in our last, 200 hhds, muscoyado fetched 434 a54¢.; and 200 Porto Rico, bie per lb. Winss.—A sale of 30 quarter casks Burgundy port was effected at 471s 50 UxcEIPTS OF PRODUCE THIS DAY. Re Nontn River Boats.--25.176 bbls, flour, 300 do. arhes. 281 do. whiskey, 2.469 do. pork. 60 do. provisions, 1 530 sides leather, 179 packages butter. 604 do. cheese, 4.010 bushels corn, 15.261 do wheat. 3,541 do. oats, 220 cattle, 804 bags corn meal, 24 bales hops, 26 bia, beef, and 8 hales wool. By Hare Rarunoan.-~-098 pigs. butter, 60 bbis, flour, 16 bales wool, 465 sides leather. and 356 hog: Dy Now Haren Raitnoav.--225 pkgs, butter, 218 do. cheese, and 46 sides leather. ‘Weekly Report of Deaths js Ia the City and ousty of Now York, from the Sth day of tine to the 12th day of dione, 1852. Men, 83; Women, Boys, 114; 1s, 55" Divarea. Absce + 2 Fover scarlet. Aneuriem | Fevor typhotii. Apoplexy. Fover typhi Fever beotic. Fever nervou Heart, disease of, Hooping cough. Inflammati tse ENOM Re Inflammation of thro Inflammation of live Insanity Intemperan: Jaundice. Killed or murdered, $90 cs-scictencionenar anil Consumption. Convulsions. . Croup. « Lues vonoren.... 0.0 « Congestion of ian Malformation. f Cyanorii bee 1 Debility a Deliriv tromens Dinrrhes .. " Rheuma' it. Dropey. Dropey in Rupture Drowned Rupture See ee See ee Dys Lure 0 aucsusvene-oe Fever pacrp Fover remittent, Under } year, Lito 2y te 6 y 5 to 0 10 tn 20 Sear 2 to id yours, 80 t0 40 Yours LACwe OF Englani, 17 nown. 6 ER one. 40 60 to years. MW to 7) years, 12 70 to) 32 BO to Staton, 1005 any, 2!" Italy, 1; i West Indios, ivemtiney, Black walle eli'« Tatand, 1 i, 1; ity Hospitals] and, 22, ITH City Tuspector. from Ward's I w City Inepector’s Offico, Seine 12. 180k, bu hel Thore oyste Ie from the enormous iy Auring t niter mer registers | ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED RH par. we. SEE SEVENTH PAGE. “oa FINANCIAL, ALE, OF $150,000 SEVEN PER CENT ‘and snd Con rtible Bonds, of the Mvansviil aud Tllinois Railre: citret t Eranesie Indians, o she Onle eee tea ry, and will conneet, m: converging at Ludianapel SiMine iheraitrende portant link kin thecentrai li rn lakes with t tho aa ‘The main trunk of ¢) ville to Terre Haute, a ‘Torre Haute and ‘The prosent issue of bonds pr | and equipment of tho first secti from Evansville bo Vincen ¢ mil ‘te ae section, ready for the art, do ot exceed 610,000 per mi * ‘More tin one-half the i fal operation, ios eareines Seiapin to pay the jaterest on the bonds now. offered. Th is already under contract, or being let; 11 mil to White river wil be completad iiasee fall business, and th The irom for tl c now golug for- Il ‘eae made below’ the oath: ‘Tho means at the disposal of the eompany, applicabl b to the construction and equipment of shis"rwction’at he read, are as follow Stock subseriptic Earaings to Ist April, from trans; other sources, ... Present issue of bond, Total. Evansville is the depot of the bath valley and of Green river, Keutueky. Ie is the most TaLidly growing city tp India habitants. The population bas d property treblod.in'vis yours. Thi of steamboats at ita wharf in 185 ies, and produ y other sect more corn and hogs than the § {the country. Itis also marked out by route of travel. ¢ position of the E. & I. R. R. guards it against compe- itiontor the through travel of a vast rogion of country in and ndji to the lower Ohio, while its local baviaess must be auticient to well eupport tho road. When com- leted te Vincennes, it will give @ cus Jhio &§ Evansville to the Missi gainss the present river route ile to Cinciunati of 21 miles, rent river ron In oither ease, will be. porformed in less than one-third the time aowres quired Ly the river. ‘the bonds are for $1,000 each, redcomabdio Ist January, 1862, principal and interest payable at the Phenix Bank, Now York the coupons fur the latter on Ist Janaary ud uly. ‘They are convertible into stock up to 30th April, aiid aro éecured bya first and only mortgaro ou sho wisle sod feta Mrmustile ve Viacensen tee machinery, frauchises aud appurtecances. The mortgaze alse covers the real artate, peal shared by tho company for depots, &0., wh y part of these bonds, roposals for Evarsvitie and Ilinois Will be received at the office of Camma Co. 6G Wall street, until throe o'elo ow the Ith day of Juno, inst., when they will be absolutely disposed of to the highest bidder ‘ayment will bo required as follows:—Twonty per cent: on notice of acceptance of bid; thirty por cont. on the 15th Joly, and the balance en the $d of August; or the whole may be paid at an earlier period, if desired by the purchaser, to whem the interest will accrue fgom the dato of pay u\ Printed exhibits of tl sp slio wi location and connections, ean be obidined = vie ation at the above named office. JOHN Svcretary and ti inancial Agent, R. Co. EW RAILWAY LOAN. eT and Corning Company.—The Direstors of this Compa- will offer at public an eboremptory sale, at the Mer- ants’ Exchange, through §. » Draper, ‘Auctioneer, on Wed- neaday, June 23, 1803, ab 12 e'cleck’ noon, $200,000 seven the secon: ie cent short coupon bonds, bein; he roadway and equipments ef th y known asthe J Erie road at Almira. fierson road, and connecting with the The pro- equipment of the ible by the in and increasing connections of the fine with otter and mote important works in the great State of New York, and ¢ liquidate existing floating liabilities, ‘The bonds differ from f now in the market, in the fact of an actual rity being offered, as’ the road is finished, aud and profitable operatio mandaigue and Corning Railroad Company was i spedial ack of the Legislate t the terminus fixed, at th It was, however, aeterm road at Jeffe Dorning. connect with the Chemun; ron, and act for that purpose was a At the session of 1! The charter is one of the most favorable enjoyed by any ¢om| ny in the State. ‘The name of the corporation was 106 ‘anged when its route was altered, The rond is forty-seven miles in length. It commenoer wt terminus of the Chemung Ri bead of Seneca Lake, and run: with few and easy curves, t Tho Chemung Koad connec Rimita, and te under lease to shat corporation daigua'and Nisgara Falls Road, with which this ri neots at Canandaigua, will be completed to the Suapensi Bridge in season for the summer business of 1853, Th Teade are all om the broad gaug The road was completed with a single track from Canan- Saigua to Jeflerson, on the 1éth day of SSeptomber, 1851, It is builtin the most substantial manner, sv as to ensure a igh rate of specd, and is Inid with heavy TT rail, of the Haight of slsty pout ds tu the yard; Lt has atood the teat of re winter, and is considered to no work of the kind in the id looomotiv ertain terms, » Railroad Company; aad itis the tion of the directors to devote the prosceds of this is bonds principally to the purpose of fully euuipping the road, 1t passes througn @ remarkably rich and Tortie ortion of the'Stato, thickly studded with towns and villugos, and gives promire of a business from thia source equal to that of any other road in New York. A table showing the pumber of acres, popu value of real and personal estate in each of t iroogh wi nudges to be inferi niyo early 8 havine be New York and Eric tion, a conntios the Canandaigua aud Jefferson Railroad of, Acres, Population. Real Estate, Pers. Estate, 738 Chemung. .. 346,000 La es Steuben, 7,000 i Pi 59 255 844,252 43927 (17,677.02 3,119;340 ‘Totals, .«, 1,542,551 157,084 $48,056,510 $7,161,630 7,161,680 818,140, reat chain of wido York extending from Niagara Falls to the City o he, ‘Te algo connects with the Centent Line feos Albaay with the road from Rochester, through Lockport to the Falls—with the Willismspor through Pennsyl- vaninat Elmira, and with Dunkirk and the State Line and Lake Shore Roads via the Erie from Elmira, ‘There is little doubt that the broad guage chain, of which this road forms & part, will receive a full share of western freight and travel.” Freight ears laden at Ninzara Falls will be sont direct to New without breaking bu must nevos- th the Buffalo and Albany road. the bonds may be judged from tho cost, and future prospects of the work. ‘The en full equipments. as proposed under this ad- Nertisement, will be $000,000, of whic the first mortgage will constitute $300,000, and the sccond $200,000, share subscriptions $45 Ni.” OF the lnshs $424/000 hae beom aid in. Founding our estimate upon the ma: tly recel for the past six mouths, the revenue derived from the business will not fall short of $100,000, from which for cont being deducted for running expenses, leavos being an interest Be than iced per cent upon the sent cost of the road. The total bonded iadebtedaess of the Gommany on the isuing of the second morteage bonds, will 300 1X0, on which the yearly intereat is $35,00 even suppoving, what i of the facts abo imposeibility, to wit: that the income of the greater during the next year than durin; can be no doubt that the interest on the tually paid, With the road properly equipped, and with one or more of the fections of the Canandaigua ‘and Niagara Falls Rend opened, the directors are confident that the receipts of th ite, doubled. ‘The fact thas t present incom tire cost with resent, there will be pune- fonds ly encouraging. Tho length of this road bein miles, the mortgage debt will be about $11,000 than one loa mortgage. oure the payment Baa been executed im favor of Shepherd. Kna Ketchum, Esquiros, Trustees, on all tho lan of the company, and also on all its income, is ceipta; so that there bonds como under the denomination of both income and second mortgage bonds. DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY, Simeon Benjamin, of Elmira, F. WW. of Canandaigua, Solomon L Gillett, E. Smith, Penn Yan, forty. per mile, if the cost of construction, which makes thi secure with the most edad hed boad and ds = mortgage and Hira: nd eis equ . z Oliver Phelps, Canendaigua. James Rodingom, Gorham. Ly Gorham, d it Clarks T°. cour CTORS.. aay! 1» Washi 3 will be received erneti ay « ildings of the Military Asylum, ‘aoe thiseity. The front of the main buildingis one hundred and afty-two nal th fifty-seven feet, with a win, clahay. shree fe whole Seieean is Ae hie rt for orth avail Weds ° pend Re where all other information relative to, the loca. tion and character of the bnildings will be given. offer to von hese buildings musk Le aavompanted by a written guarnant by one or mor ible por- fous, vo the effect that he or tho: oy undertake thas tho bidder Af his oF their bid be mcoep into am i days, with good tier, to root the spepe buildings according to the pl apecitentic ay have been, or may heren! feraishet. nie deoiding on the bi ality of the materials offered, the Uiadose. the sight will be soe only as may be deemed most ent, And Also to reject the why paptable. fi to bo wealed ier build) Ps the Mil otf Arylu iL XANDER, rh New York rT, will please . we ok opti the 00th of June noxt. IVIDEND.—CITIZENS’ FIRE INSUKANCE COM. pany, New York, Jone 4, 1592—A aividond of eigl percent hina been declared, thls day, paynbie to the stock- | holders, on demand, at the o 7 Wall atrect, | MoLEAN, Secretary. | vivantag ot should none of thom te nd eudorsed “ Pro OUN MoMICHARL, re dubn W. Wait. ov rman & Oc iil, Be FASSAGRS. Ming, Acton ¢ ahCk OharTS Fhe 23 | soy town threnghow are tanune b atzost, 90 O S11 BUILDERS —right foot strokes b 2) foot wide (hf a1 09M feet shelf. Tho model wilt I by the com? Pery. Apply, for further particnla ! ‘A, Soo'y. with the Cornty; rt cares aah torminatin, ore town e York aud Fi F: Che Feavactacrag chit n er named, compan: rhe satire Hacof raliroad betwoee the shinee, Blossbui sraing.” ‘The track of the Hoga Beil Foud is mow laid with w fat Sar rail, aad ite original eosb me end haan at Madge nats of re ania, 3 sesrtinin inleraes te e ds, ntock, and elauins, have rt ‘as follow: beat dry nests i shares, ot at Common consolidat ‘thi 192,508 ‘The Legislature ha: authorised ire rey ‘author ties todeliver up f ck'amounting a about. petty eters As 50,008 ‘sot with a, track upon the New d iaciag thereon very superior hoary irom H rail he entire compie- tit of which Le guarantiod on or before the 10th of Augush next, will, when finished, equal in the perma of ite structure, any ri nite Beates. For pose of moeti in, ay ment, th from th Sent cou cipal and inte: tthe, aad secured by red S. Frage Dehon, alt city of New York, which upon the rond, its furniture, frai omotive skvines and curs are oontracted. for, suiicten’ te troasport thetimmense quantities of lumbor, coal, and miscollancout freight, whiol, will pase over the Toads, as well as passen- jie coal, Which is of the very bess quality, and inex- is now mined snd deli a ie oars as burg, at abeut fifty cents per ton; andr present, year Eas commanded these. 4 conts por tom at Corning, With amol transport, the sale and consumption of this will ba inmebecly increased, and it is comtdently belloved shat the demand will enly be limited by bh of the road, Apart from the convoyance of o local business from timber, Iumbe; Ings. and miacellancous articles. wenty m¥lions of feet ef lumber in and near the li rend, which willbe oarriodte a rosdy and good market wheh the track is relsid, Many who have heretofore rafted thoir lumber will avail themasclves of the m: rapid conveyance by railroad. A miles in length, and running trough timber land. is ‘now being constrn at animportant point of the r rt of the shing! 0 kee There are no rindstones, and hearta- S140, abound in the same nsighborbsed. ‘The valiev throngh which the road runs URpA: dhe fertility of ite sell, ylolding abundantly superior wheat, Ghd all agricultural preducts common to the rick vatlo lands of south-western New York. Th county of Tioga has inoreased threo-fold sin was chentored ; thelocal tater travel i easing rapialy, aud witha steadily inor: north and south, passenger bu: snd profitable, The. company have the ‘ample powers granted to them by t ranchento ines aud mills in any direction are authorined, ‘and will be made whonevor such extensions will insure 8 rofitable return for the outlay. There are a importaut extensions authorized and contemplated, wii when made, wil add greatly te tho value ef the eotpuay’s and earn’ Railroad, interchange of preduce at the least oxpen: Ling of country bordering on that grea bus over the road for on t 6234 cents por tor mber, at 40 cents ers and miscellancous freig! 122,750 arenes Ole Expenses, say 50 per cont. Eetimated net earnings for t! From which there are to be wren ding Ag. 1858, $01,575 Pee tere ter cent on, $450,000 $24,500 For dividend on seeterred stook: $11,400 Loss a oune assumod and pa: tle State under her guarsn 1200 oop Leaving a surplus for no By reference to previous statume: that property costing whon relaid is mortgaged fo1 ,000, and that t ings emount to $61, cent agreed to bee nal seotions 7 and 9 0! nisl seed A pril 6, foo" cuit authority is give: Fonds, and arenes cunt bal to hanes the em is made as valid below, a WoRY Ve ee ai . RYERSS, Proposals to be Uicected oe Bhove, andts quipeioce for cash payment veh of June, when the bonds will be delivered. Th interest, from Mi ay, ist to, the 17th orn June, th the b 3 & 80 one, goed With the bende DAVIS: BROOKS & CO. FFICE OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY N. York, June 1, ia & mesting his company, held this day, s mm sach share of the stock of this cempany was declared, payable to the stockholders, at the effice of the company, No. 1 Wall street, on the 1éth inst. The transfer books will ve loved from the Sth to the 15th stan 0 clusive, orde} i Y °ISKAG C. LEA, Seoretary. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. wae INTENDS RE- signing his office, will receive a bon 40 for his rosi Ration in favor of th line to" i; t the office | ONEY TO LOAN (OR BOUGIT OUT FOR CASH) ‘on Stocks, Diamonds, Jewelry, Groceries, Dry Gosds, and ‘icionltgeael on storage, and most dating terms. Bargains for cash. A variety of t! ab: for sale low to close cousiznments, at the Cash Loan office, sé) ju street, second Hoor. JOSEPH B. DA @AMARE, RAFTS ON ENGLAND, (RELAND, AND SCOT BV inn Ge any amount, payable in aay city or town is 0 United Kingdom oa ARDS, SANDFORD & CO, "At Adams and Co.'s, 19 Weil street, 0 CAPITALISTS.—WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN, to take an saree either as lent or active partner steamboat operation for the so Apply at the Bro- fice, 76 Walker street, near Broadway. $1, 000 —ANY PERSON HAVING THE AFORE- mentioned sum of money, and desirous of fhvosding thes me in bonds and mortgago, at 7 per cent, upon improved city property, can hear of an opportunity of doing so by addressing J. W. nt the office of this paper. 75, 000 72 LEXD ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, in sums to guit applivants on productive Fealostate, in this city, Brooklyn or Williamsburg. $15,000, $12,000, $10,000. —Theeg sums will be loaned at atx per cont, 8.” Apply to 8. 8. BRO. $5, 00072, $5,007 PARTNER WANTED, EITHER active or special, by @ party having & store Well located and established, detngea b petition, which is paying from 50 to 100 an extremely agrecable nature. Address with real'name. as no other will receive attention, to A. D., at the office of this payer. 1,000. 78.0002 INV ESTMENT.—THE ADVER- ’ iser, 4 young man, heir to a handsome pro- perty ing eight hundred dollars, for which note for one thousand, at seven per cent. te erson ine ned to oblige, can do so by addressing Al- fe Geral Office. 15,00 WANTED-IN AN OPERATION THAT will pay two hundred per.cont $1.00) to $3,000 a2d-a partner, or share of profit, making au improved article in universal use; no other person bas the secret of Maynard, 49 Chambers street, from 9 to 11 A. M., 1, 000. ~—WANTED TO BORROW. ONE OR TWO thousand dollars, for twelve months, by a biden 4 well established in busin and can give gin ticnable refer but the only urity is on h i life and goods in store. A liber nus side seven percent. To ® porson who can ut. this will be found a good inv little or no risk, andean get well paid for the tion. Address Commercial, office of this paper, with real neme and address, 2, 000.-3 —WANTED TO, BORROW, THE SUM OF $ rest will be Towed, ‘ood writer, can also ion, at $10 per wook. Addro: 1. G. B, & Co., Horal OR advertiser, he will give bi 1,000.—PARTNER | WANTED.—THE ving three well established. busi- Sian he can ell attond to), ne (which is more wisi gage an energetic, intelligent man, aa partner, To'take charge of one place,’ ‘Tho bustaone is indoors, go tal teel, and pays over $100 week.’ Apply at 287 Iudaon streo LEGAL NOTICES. ILL FOR PARTITION ~ FRANKLIN CIRCUIT Court—in Chancery. Morde: William How- jand Wright, the Merchants’ Bank of New York, Thomas We ‘Brockenibrough: “Arthur S- Wrockeabrough, Ellon At Brockenbrough, Thomas W..and Mary blizabeth Beooken- trough, Lucy B, Maxwell, Elizabeth V. Maxwell, Simeon Maxwell, minors, ot al. Defendants.—Whereas, Mordeoni Myers ae ted bis bill for partition of the city of Apali ftv aad eis ands querter nevis stiond Jachicoin, in the County of Franklin : Brockonbrongh, Arthur 3. Brock- W. and Mary Elizabeth Brockenbrough, ng, in tho Stato of Virginin; Lacy B. Maxwollt Axwell, and Simeon Maxwell, infonts roxide 1 ney, Fiiridas and Ellen, a. Brockenbrongh, widow of Willieta IL, Broskenbrough, deesased, who. roel in Tallahesseo, Floriea: It is therefore Ordered, That the said partice appear before this Court in Apalachicola, and on or belure the first Monday in December xt, oF that the same shall be taken ax confossad against ‘orther Grdered, That this notice bo ee for two month Ploridian and nal of Tailabassee, the Southern f tho city cf Wash- ington, and the New York Heraldol the cityof New Yorks GEORGE 8. HAWKI April 17, 1852, Judge of the Western Cirouit ot Florida, 1 certify ° at Cony of the order wade in th Q ns K. J MOSES, Solicitor. 0, Southern Press, Washington; and Herald, Now York, will copy for two months, and forward their bills, with paper Aining the advertisement, to the Solicitor, at Coluim- Ga. KREME COURT.—SARAH BUC . BY HER t friend, The is White, against J lia To Jon Bucklin:—“Yon are hereby’ summoiod and rea ined to setion, which will be trigd in this t offer of tho Clerk of the ity and County of Now York, | at the City Hall. in the city of Now York, and bo serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the aubseriber At Nis offive % Nassaa ateoet, dn the ctty of Now York, withie of this enmmons om if yon fail to complining within t » Morouni', th tion ill apply to for vho polie Dat FIREWORKS, SIROION PIREWORKS— beg foxve HOLURKTON, No. 43 Maison. leno’ riers 6 above, or tod, G. & 1, EDGE, Jeracy City, will attention. ‘droawed na moot with mw PUBLICATIONS. LSON'S: RORTHERN LANCET oe a Cheapest Me journal in the U. jaited st Kahl monthly; “ $l wyoar in airear 4 or 123g conte PART 1.—cLinicaL Clinical Lectures on. Discases of Wome Chil ‘of New Yerk, by Professor G:'8. —Introductory remarks— fh lghtoon years of age, How eration of tho neck of the womb Wa Me AS ih Wart exoren cesta Bs | See een ‘or bloody tumor of in'an Lafont five weeks old Epleptio convulsions ression im a girl uineteon years of extremities in s little. girl sightecn monthy (coy fistuls produced by unjustiai ver} mental de PART 11, ORIGINAL DEPARTMENT, Art. XVI. Dr. FH. Campbell. By Justice, VALI, Extraordinary cure of Kheumatism. By De, art. XIX, _ ee X. Pin Hook Fishing—where is tho bait? By Patees Xx. The Editor of tho Southern Medical Journal, By 1 Profession. Crystallized Acetate of Lead in Angina Tonsil External use of Ipecacuanha, PART Ut EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT. tion asked and answered.—Loettors from Dr. Clin- A Qu ton and Professor Mott.—V, = ton ang Pru 01 ginal Hystorotomy by Profes. Founsylvanie Medical College, David Mer Medical Pro eee Membsrs nea in the city of Bi Moral critic of the Methodist Church and Ex-Class Lender, otc., convicted Medical Department of the Unive Nashville. A word about Fishing—The Charleston | itedia Journal. The Cynic of the Southern Medical Journal. so” A Friend in another Cause. ‘Tho Northern Lancet in New York. Our Lotter and News B York. No. VI. The N alated, and Van Arsdi tor Van Buren, Drs. Mo PART 1V.—-MEDICAL JURISPRUDRNO! Lectures on Atedical Ju prudence, by Profos Locture 1%, ‘Tho Assurance of Life—Principles oa whiok Assurance Companies conduct their business, Ciroumstan= es which tond to affect the Averages of Life in parsioular Reraous. Average of Life in various places. Servic, dered to Argurance Companies Ly Medical Mon. of hoalthe The disputed case of Colonel Lyon. Detaitions of Health and Disease. Circumstances which’ should resus jate the Decisions of Afedical Men in, estimating, Statos of Health. Propriety of Granting Certilicates of for Assurance to Persons in moderately good Hoaith, Wenig ofthe tara y. Case of Sir James Ros: pg of tho term "Disorder which tends to Sher Life.” Case of Dr. Watson. Applicants for Assurance have not had the Small Pox of Gout; linbility te Mental Derangement and Fits; Stone, Mental Anxiety, Noi Intemperauce, and Opium-cating. Death from Meons. Goneral Caution. Subscriptions revolved, and gle numbers on sale, at Stringer & Towns 2 Bi way; G. Miller's, 643 Broadway, and at Edward Mi, Flctoher's, 141 Nawoan street, “Nv Bach number. will contain one of Prof. G. 8, Bodford's Clinical Leetures om the diseases of womon and children, delivered im the Uuiver- fity of Now York. and one of Prof, Thomson's Lectures om Medical Jurisprudence, delivered in the University of Lon- on. ir Thomson, le HOTELS aNnD WATSRING PLACBS. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, 347 BROADWAY, CORNER ‘of Leonard stroct.—Titis house is now opon for the ao- fation of both ‘transient and permancut boarde haar its central locality, it is one of the most con voniont, 8 for business men in the city. Two parlora and bedrooms Winsice scans tichmaall tani: may be had for the sum mer. Heuve contains hot, cold and showor baths, for the free uae of boarders, ‘Transient boarders, $1.29 pith ‘e ‘TBE ORAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETR streot and Broadway, New York, will be opened te ublic om Monday, May’ 24, 1852. {t contains 150 rooms, furnished in the mont elegant style, with every possible con- ronience, It will be kopt on the American and Kuropoam wane combined; and they proprictors are determined that it tholl rank among the best family hotels in ee ee co. APE MAY-SEA BATHING. mers HALL the 10th of June inst. The loeation of high and beautiful grounds in fr ny on the island, | The p og po tor hopes ts continuance of t iberat tre heretofore received. . WB. MILLE iB, Pro} OOSTER HOUSE, DANBURY, CON! ae It rt as opened on, the first of Jung, plied with spring water for has all, the. oe mi thout thres bors’ ride from this, oly w YX Now Haven, aad Dauvary and Nerealk’ Railton otters ai ions to thoue wishing to vi (ng the summer mont! Ba BATHING AT ROCKAWAY, L. L—TH8 Pa 2 Hotel is now open for the reception of visitors. Cars leave the South ferry, Brooklyn, for (Decne P32, day exeept Sunday, at 9 o'clock A.M. and4and 6, P. 3 posse pi will be in readiness to convey visitors to os ae Ke. . are poumunipe tine for = rv ee: Ogden Smith, aint eet, Wi romptly attended to. i J, M. BRINTNALL. ‘ORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STRERT, Ludgate Hill, London.—The above house is centrally situated; has an excellent coffee-room; tom or twelve vate sitting rooms; between forty aud fifty Light airy rateful thanks to his Ameri 80 long enjoyed at their AVILION-NEW ROCHELLE.—THIS BEAUTIFUL fummer retreat, conveniently, located, and provided with every facilit, for ensuring the comfort now open. Few houses can present such airy and way elegible rooms as the fow yet left Gisenreged, (NT. No bar op the premises. MRS. FO! Reference, Samuel E. Frink, Esq., 19 Park place. Wares HOUSE, (GREENWOOD La Y. he above house i d of Greenwood Lake For pure mountain air, to fresh water good ms pli be surperseae Geases leave Gene Cooper's Hotel, Chostor Depot New York and Brie tailrosd, upon the arrival of the morning train from New York. Fo etioulars, inquire of Henry D. Felter. 660 Broadway: or of jhe propriotor at the lake, THERON FEL ONGRESS HALL, PATTERSON, N. J.—THIS HOTEL / is now open for summer boarders, Gentlemen wishing to have their families in the country during the summer months, and having to visit New York daily, will find this ee the most convenient hotels in the jietoity of New oF 5. OSEAN 10 HOUSE, SHREWSBURY. house is now opened for the searo: not be surpassed, i er on the sho wi THE ABOVE The location can- of the Atlantio, and fronting y Hiver. Fowling, fahing and sailing are in abu 2.08. and river bathing. Thomas Hun’ Rawin Li wis Golden Gate, and Gitpi daily, from Peck slip and Robinson wtrset, for the house. ‘x. MATHUEUS. T= MARINE HOTEL, AT FAIRFIELD, CONNECT. out, will be opened’ by ite reprie an the first da; une next, 9 How Yerk Motel. The Marine Hotel la siveates Is a poset Silage, on Long Irland Sound, affording all the indeces ments of oxcellont ses bathing and romantic drives inthe ad= t country. the hotel the Plans may be New York is 63 miles Now Haven Railroad ‘stop ab ee tay. the New. sone and several times cach Nera pueee NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.—THIS fashionable eummer residence is opem. Bers arrangement has been made, v: ‘the pleasure and convenion: oa Mifording ail the | coments Cay bathing. ‘ales ae CURTIS PRCK. INDIA RUBBER GoopDs. Ts CONGRESS PIRATED.—CAUTION TO SHOR 8. Learning that some unprineiplod persons are offerin, formed are to manufacture: f my Patent €on- by braiding or weaving India Ri shir or contractio: soouted for damages. who axe nathorized by are regnired to stamp cach pair withthe words tent;” allothers are intriagements, and dealer Sainst the consequence if they choose to be concerned im pirating this patent, Knowing that the combination are at~ empting h their instrumen: t= { ed nd manufacturers "I have, for t oe sensed Patent Law: Ore in tl published. Ta Inanwfacturer is irron of all the Patents o Licansen granted at 23 Cortlandt street, New Yerk, inion of two of the most distinguished the United States to bo taken—herewith my authori: wag voted threnghout the United Stat ex Massachusetts, Maing, and Now Hampshire, owned 1 N88. Charles Winslow, of Ly 8, mi crack, im Springs, if applied inft mearmer terrae i ‘T851. T have made a similar oxamination ove roferred to, and concur in Me. RUFUS CHOATE. Ty DAILY LINES (SUNDAYS RXCAPTED) FOR srhitectone, Rochelle, Gtes 0 yster 8 manufacture of Gaiter Boots, je Patent. New Yi April 28, Tor the above plac Mua quarter to 4 o'clock, P.M 0 ieare Foltow Warket su the Steamer Croton, daily for Whitestone, Glen C Returning, will leave Col Oyster Bay and Cold Sprit Ping. 10 mins Go'olouk, Ae Spring 10 minutes to 's ‘Oystor ny 614 o’clouk; Glen Gave 7, Whitesto way. Whitestone, Monday, W Tuesday, ing. will at 8 elclock, stopping at ‘The Stenmor Norwalk. New Roctelle, Thured Henve Northport ; Oy ter B 10; and Wh or Norwalk will take parti above named places om rem 0 3 o'clock 3 iby diem Cor ne at 6 15 o'oloo! excursions to wny of the mable terms. | Stages will be im NOR ALBANY, CHANGE O¥ HO Us GARS E of the Now Vor aud Marler Railroad, lowr Hag Station, Now York, nity (Sundays ok ceangoting with the Western Keiirs StS PPM, Ceaprenn), shieonah without AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FUR PHILAS Iphia, from Pior No.1, North ever, toa of Bactery is steamboat JOHN PUTTER. Two lines daily, oraing ine joaves a 7 M.. Afternoow axprosut line 064 e bh to Philedotphis in four and @ ball how OnrA, $3; seouu! class, (by 2 P.M. i urning, ioav phin ix m foot of Wale AM and Z P.M. Smioruat tine boat TRANSPORT, from pier No. 1, aco 7. FOR PHILADELE DIA DiRvoT apresy jinge through im four in Jorvey City, lonving abroad oe we NO PRINTERS-FOR, B41 aratan comple: 1 ‘we Gold ats FASO PRINTRE Metal Type te third story, Poralt & A GHEAT V