The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
May 3, 1842

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TH Tel. VII. Ko. 400.?WlioJf No. H074. NEW LINK DI LIVERPOOL PACKETS. T? Mul froo N?w Yuri 2Jih ??d Liferv00' ou l*ie ttuk momh.

NBW^PMS'" Sbtp ROBCIUf, Captaia Joka Collina, SMh kkiy WDDONS. Cauuin E. B. Cobb, katb map NUkRIDAX, Ciptma V. A. Dapayatar. M?P W OARRICK. iapttiiWm. Sk.Jdy, J"?? Kaoat Li'aaruoi.. tup BHERIDAN, Captain K. A. Daiwyatar. I*h March. Ship OARRICK. (L'apuiu W?. Ski.kly, IJtliApnl. Ship EOBI M- S, Captain J..hu( olliu., IJili May. tup IrDOONS, Captain F.. B. Cobb, Utli Juun. TImbv shl}* sin All ul f^r I1r?l CUMI| UpWAnb "I 1000t built ia ifce of lf*w T?rk. with twch iiupro?BtA*iiUm toiabiii# rial apBBri wiOi bimmi?aI comfmt lor fc.vBrf cbtb mm 1m token arrangement ol then ^ccouuuotUtioiM. Til *id? of fiwH* li?u*t li $100. lor which ampW eloree will ka jrert4*i. Tkni ehip? arc commanded by ripeneimeil BUn, will make utery eiortioii to gifn general satinfaoniiiliir la captain. r>r ownara of tlif aliip. will lir rvirpou.ikla fcr 8fcf iwrurl. i-r packer. ??ut by tiu-ia, milw>* ra??ur k.rr lading am ai^ncd thcmfor. Cba .Uipa of thi. liur will krmaftrr go ariuril, .Hid thrir |*.:nBar 1MB*>raat.ua gum thaw aarnrity nut |?wtmil by any utlicr bai raamla of war. k'or freight or apply to E. 1. COLLINS k CO., 56 South at., Naw York, or to WM, k JAS. BROWN k C(k, Lnarpool. LaUrr. by thn pauknl. will ha charged IJ>, caiiU per tingle that! it oaata |wr ounce. and iit.wapuprra I emit rarli. ml NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. ISECO.VD LIKE.) tife- jffjjy $f&Tn^^Ln^tf tliia Mn^wiTrhamuMr^raTii Nun^lor^Iu Ilia Ut and Intra an the Ifllh of each uiunih, aa followa From .Vnf Fork. From Harrr. Tlit bow skip ONEIDA, t lal Marrb i llttb April i'aptaia lat Jnly 18th Augu.t J a via. Faaolt. T lat Ntiratnbcrr Ifith December Skip BALTIMORE, L lat April i ICth May Captain l.t Auguat tilth September Rdvnrd Villi,-k, Ut Drrrrm'rf Ittth January SbiulITICA, I lat May i It.th Jtina Captain lat Aapteuib'rc 16th October k'raderirk Hawiir, lat Jaunary 18th February Nrw akipST.NICOLAS, k lat Juut i lftth July Captain Ut O.-tobor IMli Notambrr. J. B. Pall, f lat Frbrnaryt lAtn Marrh rue a.'rramiriilatioiM oi tlicee aitipe are not nrpavcu. i-ouibiaiug ail thai nay be required lor roufort. The price of raMa paaecge $100. Pei urtigci'a will ba anpplird with erery rrqaiiate. with the oeeeptna of wine* anil liqnnre. A lonfe islanded for three veaeela will be lei warded be the aabseeibne. ma froul any other lhaa the aipeueee actually iaounred aa ttieia. For freiglit or liaaeagr. apply to BOVD It HINCXF.N, Agent., aO 9 Toatiue Buildings. fOtt NKW OM.KANS. LOl^AWA AND NF.W YORK LINK OF PACKETS. and Uo^KtHgoliaaieaippi by steamboats. Ballber lha owners ar cepiaine of thraa ahipa will lie reepon.i^ fllenelry, ballioa. preciont atouee, ailrer or plated ware, afflil legem, parse I or package, aeut by or put on board of mS. nuoea libilai bille af lading are Uksa for tlx same, and m tint niini aapreaaad. Far height ?rMl anplr to I CTTtfoLl.TNS k CO., SC South at., or HULL1N A WOODRUFF, Agent to Now ObIsml wkt will promptly forward all good* to thair iUimi. Tha U|a of this lis* are warranted to sail nuuelnally as ad?w*e4. aad groat oora will ha takes to Uara the goods oorrecttf a?swrt4, mB ataa-88^*311 Kre relaTcd tZT*W From the foot of Coortlaadt street. New York. (K*rry day?Baadayseseepted.) Loaraa New York Leares Newark At I A. M. At P. M. At 7& A. M. At lVJ P. M. do. 4 do. 9 do. 'Pa do. 11 4\ A). do. ilg d>. C do. 7 do. I do 10 do. ON SUNDAYS, if torn the foot of Liberty street. IsmIs New York, Leave Newark. At r A. \l. and t'j P. M. At I P. M. and In P. \T. NEW YORK, KI.1ZABKTIITOWN. HAIIWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fare redueed. From the fuid of Liberty street, daily. Leone New York. L?ar? New llruuvwiek. At A. M. At 7>. A. M. 4K P. M. 1 P. M. SOhlERVTLLU Stages conned with these liuur each way. Fare between New York aad Romoryille, so rents. Do do New Bnuuwick, 71 cents. Rah WOT, seuts. Kliaabatlitow n, 71 rent*. i n?- I?c tii uir a> at. nam in?m i^rw urmi'tn im. aim r. y. fcraiu fivm! Nt-w York, Im* l**eu in ducrd N?w Yvrk aud New Uuiimuirk, to M cents. aud Kali way to 37*^ TU rhilidviphiN utail linti |*9?e llirowuli Nc w Brims* irk fifc Naw Turk f??n' evening at ?J o'clock. Ou Huinkfi tL? 1)9 A. SI. tri|M Iroia New Bnmnwick it OTMIUMI. Paw?tt(?n who prurnrr their ticket* at thr ticket office, rrotift (trrf lirkft Ticket* are received by tkf rundm-lur outr oo t!n Ja) wh. u jmo li??. f? l?ll :.n iMTOKTANT TO U KSTKKN Mi:il>aati(r?. Tim kimmU Wiiu; rait-fully i-a.'kol Mi Ml at our WWrliouta. No. V.S M*jWat ?trprt, arc rarnrd lha ?l.?il?? awl l\>rtn*r Ktilwnvi without trail hipBMBt. Carrftil captain* mil .'raw. tit .m|J;>ypd, wli.> Hi.tImtV* of tin. garni.. t( P1.ila?|pl| kia, ami mntiniM. Willi ll.rui lit Maura ruata, ill." aT.iiilinx >lrla>a ami thr liaUilily of luta bainc a. pa rait d ou tlia way. .N. II.?Paamugara forward*.! to ritt.Uini a?>l I'oit.tillc. atari Jay, Smmlaya cic*i>l?d. H. STORKS. Ayi-ot, all Ha 7 Waahuartoti .tn?t, h a ilk oa i notk 'k. MARKF.T AND FREIGHT I.INK. Jifii mi maifl wp^bkttnswiok an ii ni:raa)er? ia Lite Hfcrefc, who rail haw 150 hraifof rattle conveyr4 .N ew Drutuviick ami New York, the fame day wheaavsr r*|nire4. T%m f?r tiie trmnn|*ortation of rattle, koriei, mole#, heap, haf, Itr. ami all other kind* of nter>*Uaii?IU* are very Ut. We tar ttctfliiic ateainl>oat price*. IfcnbiaiKar aent by this liar it aot siihiret In any eitrt i+mm m -m tha North Hiter. TV C?aru; h.to Itatrit ap a large the Mrrrhauts of New York, and all other yaawa ahipaiat to lie- Wrti, that flieir line ia now mania* ngJBBap O.-.-wla eowaifaeil In thrin (or aeirt to go in their N| ami Friday a.'itraoon at} o'clock. For' rrwivftf or pnaotae, applr to the rapu'n on board. N. B.?All bavvara au.uj the pw'tu Mid wt*c*ru yiliee, for thr arfotutiou aud tr.?ii?*u ol'all mercantile and prefe^ine*! bn?iufiM, remittance*, exue*ineni at Stouingtou, uoay take the Railroad C*ra mad proceed immediately lo Provide uce and Bottnu .and for the arcomaiodmtiou of travelling bctweeu New York and Newport, rh* eteAinhoat train* will atop at Wiekford long euough to lean and rec eive pa*M-uger#. Freight taken at the following mnoh rednrcd ratee To Bnaton, ou go ?da weiguiiis lorljr pouucU or upward* to the rnbic foor, at 50 per ton, and ou nirxciireiucut go ode 7 cent* per foot. To Providence, on mcaaureinout gootU ceuU j?er cnbic foot, and apetilic article* a* per tarif to he obt*in*J at office TJ Broadway. ?n.il dm MAIL LINE TO IK>^TDN,\ iA NWWIOTT AND WOKCESTKH MAILItOAl). laara arary Monday, VVaducaday, and Friday aftarunou, at ft?a o'clock, from Exit Kircr Steamboat Clara, font of Bi akman atraat. Tha airanihnat WORCESTER, Capt. foil, will laarr arc, ij Tuaadav, Thnraday, and Saturday altrrrn on, at J o'clockIrani piar No. 1, N. R., Battarr I'laea. Fraiahl takcu to tba abort plara*. No tarry charfa of cam on tliia rnntr. Tickata can l>' olilaiaad anil bortha tocurad at ADAMS k CD'S Expram Office, alMr No. 7 Wall atrart. uiM'oriFrToN I.IM: FOK AI.UANV. FARE REDUCED!! Pnunxr Ona Dollar. NO f 11 ARISE FOR BERTHS. jjji Tha coimnoiliona Sraainboat WASH1NOCaptain J. M. Brown, will laara from liia foat of Warren atrial Tueaday afternoon, 700X11 April, at 0 o'clock. Regular ilaya of laating Naw York?Tnaailny, Thnraday, aud Saturday. Alaany?Monday, Wadncaday, and Friday, at 1 o'clock, P. M., lauding aaah way at tin foot of IlaiumouJ atraat. Nawkurgh, Ponghkaapaia, Cattakill and lludaon. Light freight takaa at radnaad pdaaa. For paaaagae or freight, apply on board. All kiaorof pro|>arty takau ouljr at the riak of tha owuora tliaraof. oil lui?r Tare reduced to ?w "cents'. STATEN IS LA N1) FEU K V. Foot of Whitehall Hiavat. will rtin 11 fnilow., until further notir. Lr.tr, Rt.tru IiUnd L.atm Nrw York. At 7^ eVIuck a. m. At o'clock a. m. II 1# u m IK M. r. a. 3 j* N. D. All I'ooda ibipjt#d ar?- required to b? particularly marked. au' 1 jivm thu n*k t''i on Mera thcraof. Mil PEOPLE*? LINE FOR ALBANY, s/7\ And intermediate places, from the Pier foot of f oilrtUu.lt street?Fare TT~ The NOHT1I AMERiri, Cat*?in W. H. Tiuesdell, I en en as aliore ou Tueiihy, Thuisday mid 3alur?tu v afteruoous, at 5 o'clock. For iiassa^e or freigkr, apply on board, or to P. C. BCIIULTZ, At th- office ou th* wharf. N. B.?All kinds of property lakeu oidy at the risk of* th? ow uer? thereof*. rnlfr STATEN ISLAND FKR1KY. .Wl jgr\ FARE UKUUC'EU. ?W? w The strum boat WAVE will on aud after r **"i- April, ruu us follows Leave Statrti Lluud at 7}i and 9 o'clock, A. M., 123a ?nd 4}m P. M. Leave New York. Pier No. 1. North River, at 8 una I0!u boa id at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to K. K. COLLINS it CO. South At. Great care will be takeu to bat* the gnotL by this line correctly measured. A g e u Ls ill New Orleans, TV ii 111-it St Woodruff, who will promptly forward all yo.xls to their adiLeot. The packet sliio Oeiinilgee, Capt. lYrf, will succeed the H-iutsviJIe nud sail 1Mb iust., her regular day. ui2 AJ&t Ko|*iMi?sCaprain P. A. De|*-yster, of 1000 ton*, will sail as above. her regular day. Por freight th Junc.lu r regular Passengers iniy rely ii]H>u the ?hi|>* of this line .sailing punctual I) M ulvertised. ati KOIl LfVR K POOL?New Lin* Uvular Packet kyrJWWof 2'rtl1 May?The splendid nac'rfet ?hip KIIKKIDAN, j^ytua(':.p(. F. A. L)c|iryster, of lOOO lous, will sail as above h?r regular day. The freight or |wu?oge, taring aecommiMlntious an*.|iull'd for sindor or comfort, apply on Uiaid at Orleans wharf, fo?K of Wall street, or to K. K. COLLINS 8c O. 66 South aticd. Price of ia.i?aj;i( fclUU. The |?uik? t ship Oarrick, C u*. Win. teLnhly, of looo tous, uill succeed the Sheridan, and *ai! tlir 2jth June, her regular dat. Pa*4? ii?fr* msv rely ?>u the ship* of this line sailing punctually si advertised. ui'J K(lH 8ALK J'l- '?i* stiffip capered umI KWSVPol,l,fr fastened ship VKNM kl, hiiilIn s 'j'Ji lot*, ur aipMpfsihiMir 7U4M) barrel*. This ship was built in Philadelphia, iu IIIIJ, In the uiiMit faithful luaunsr, wu-* Halted l'rdy to Ih- ?old i? nkrliM tu the Ni-w Kr?, ica^uiri printed ami pu'jli?ht-i) ia the citj of N? w rV. ALKKFJ) A. SMITH. Comptroller. Comptroller'* OW.h a mi lawliwtttjyr WrKRirs IMPROVED RUNNERS at ~?vrnt>-ffv# per rent. than In retolore. The mal>* riber ha* now haud ml a?4nrtn?eut of the imported Burner*, winch lie Ihiw oflrm at tlir above reduced pricta*. A liurrtl iliftrnnut allowed all dealer*. Bc?t quality of tni|>hine at 50 rent* per gallon. I Oa* 75 cent*. Call ami eiamine for ourarlvea at No. Ill Grand atreet, out door I. ?iu Bioet.war. m?? JAMM HIND*. ^C AR Kind* of Camf* altered, hmuf.cd, gilt and repaired at the abort*rt notiee on vruaaaldi term* aj|7 1m ra Tacoith i-;xi'in;slriril hi. arrjnj.m.Mt. ia w? TO /''i*?'""' M>'Oiirw?nl Willi III. utia.wt .|*ot, EzZitfazwssas sss.^ MdMtrraJ />u III" I'lniu fviv Wvnilnv--thin any -I", frriilil rtrnrdnn l?t* Ilinid. u ft Co.'i (ilBff. J Wall Irrrl *1 nr lirlVwc oVliwl. r. M.on Tmaliv, will ilfliffr ,1 in Montr**l, on rrfatir. A M. Piriu u'^r utti-ulKXi fo rolkrtiii4?M tlraA* bilU nnbn, lu\ fc". Abo, *?v UiiiraM rntriii fail givift* gansral >etufaeii >u. Breakfcsft (pl*in I Is ftj each; bulging* 10* thl pes week. Public Meetiug and Committee Kootae. til 111? VIBLOm l>a. LARDNKirs LECTINIKS. rfMIK Public ate respectfully informed that Dr. Lerdtter will A deliver a Miifti of In* imi?lrmlioti4 ?>l th* Modem I>i*cor?ii?s in the Astronomical *mi Physical Sciences, md tUeii ai>plicslion to the art* of life, in Niblo** S.?lo??n. Tha ft ill be cuiiiu"or??(| on th? rvruinj *f MomUy, t)*?? id ol' M?t, sod will I* continued four evening* in etch we-k. Rich f?r?iua 4 oiiltminuicut will sreuiiy from two to thie* hours. Kerb discourse will consist of a impels/ notice ofaosil disruvrrjf llnilint tlie sdviui'siuful nf wisims or sit, taiei perswl oct-ftrtioDiflr with p*i*oual narrative* of iuvsotors sad dWovarera. A l?rgs cftlleetion of spleudil drawings ami trmu uarsucias luw boon formed, by which theno discos mm will bo i line (rated SYNOPSIS Ob' THE PRINCIPAL St'BJF.rTS OV THK LKCTlRri*. I. ASTRONOMY. The Hojmr Systrin. Ducoveria* of Kepler aud .Newton?Planetary Motions? Dwtance#?Magnitudes?how determined?Order of Planetary DtftUDCri?Discovery ol the New Planets?-Their probable origin Fragment.* of broken Planet. Illustrated by a TntiHparency of the Solar System and by other drawing*. Are ths I'tsusU inhabited I Hiymeal characters of the Planets? Days md Nights?Alnioaphtreft?Twiliftbl?Hftcaons?Tel^copie (>b*siv.tiioii*? Mercury. Venns and Mars. Illustrated by Telescopic Drawings of the Plau-t*? MercurVj Venus ??erior I'laneM. Illustrated hv tlie f? llowiug lsive Telescopic Trau-?|?arencie?: a Trleacopic Represent *liou of the 1'laaei Jio.k-r with Ins Satellites. And a telesconie rftpreaantation of thU ?u.lur. of it. auiftrr. To be illualrated by a Tran?|iaieat Teleacopic R-preirntitiou of the Sim. on a .iirfare of above aixty aipiarr fret, with the Molar .pota taken from drawing. by 11.rschel, Wil.oii nod other obaerfrm. THE COMETS. Their orbit*?-diaianer*??number -phr.ienl conxittttion RuoHe'a?Biela'.?tlia hualiiv e>f th? Molar Sy.tein. HALLEY'S CpMET. Narratiee of ita original diaoorery?it? predicted retnrn ia 17JJ, ?labor, of Cl.irault, l.alande and Madame L.pantf"? it. ratarn in 1*11. THK KURD STARS. Their mignitudr?di.lauee*?brightneaa?tboir analogy to tbn iu?dou hi. .t.ra?eolored >lara?temporary atar.? 4>rriodiral atar*. K'LUSTERS AND NEBUJi, 11 In.t rated by a tran. parent teleacopie diorama ol* the tirmauieut?.luiwiug the pUuel. and .atellile.; the awl reinaikablr CiHiieU, from ilrawiui;. made hv aeveral eminent aatronoiiiera; the double and binary and eolored .tar., taken from lie- ob.erratiou. and catalogue* of Mir Win. and John Harsrhell, aud til. I.?.. Mr,lift.- It.. Hl.ll.r f'ln.trr. .lid V,l.,.l... taken from telateopit' drawing! b> H'rtrhrll, South, Meatier, and other obaerTara. Thin aiti'mira raprearntatiou of ilia llcivw u HU through a powerful Heflerting Telescope, nover* aa extant of about thrae thousand winara fact ol" canThe Armament will be prraentad aa It would ha seen by au barracr plarad outbe eutatiir of the earth, looking toward* Ilia anal, tha riew liaaitaj about tort7 degrees oa aatb aid# of tlx aalaatial equator. Tha object* will ba aliowa riaiag eueceaeiyeIy, until tha wlola ciiesinfrra uce of tha kaaaaat *bail Uaaa baa a exhibited. II. METE OK OLQGY. WATER 8 P O U T 8. Node# of aome of tha moat remarkable phenomena?theories pro|>oeed to explain tham. Tliia part will ba illuitralad br two dinramie representations of watar iivuu, aam by Captain Bseahey in hia voyage to Bali/ing'a Straits in Ugo. The Aurora Borealis. Notice of tome of the kp*t rainarkahla of theae phenomenon* ?theories proposed for thair explanation. Tbia part will ba ilhtat rated by two diora.aic representations of rainarkahla Aurora*, aaan at Uoesekop ia West Kiamark, in ltW taken fiom original drawing* ni?d? by tha obaereer Liaut. Lottin. THUNDER AND LIGHTNING. Aaatyai* of these |>bpuo:nan? and thair rauaca?dots lightning ogrnr without thuoderl?or thnudar without lightning r^-M|j. *t lightning?forked lightning?-bill lightning?heat lightning? causes of tha rolling of thiiud-r. THUNDER. CKNF.n*-t}} l'HYHTCS. THE EYE. It* ?trucliirr and function*?trod.-rn discoveries rfil ihr UMcbiti" moviu,; and wmkiu{ they ilo in the real Engine. Tliir modal will be krpl in motion by lira Working Uiod,,' TI1E ST FA M NAVIES UNITED STATES"ANIT'OHEAT BRITAIN. TO Ilk ILLtlTHApD Ml A model of the machinery of the L ulled State# Htuon friaata Mi*?ouri, urrparcd f??r tlj-#e Lecturer according to llie method of Dr. i?ardurr'? didactic models, be Cdiarle# CopuUuid, E?q, Engineer of the United State# f J ifernnirnt. A model of the machinery of tlx I niled States strain frigate in preparation, under (lie ru|m-iintriidenre of -H.pieoua prop llcr indented bjr C. M. Keller, E*u\ Eiaiuiuei u| faceiita, intend, dfo be applied to otic of the U. S. .train (Yigate* AMERICAN AND nttlTlSI! RAILWAYS AND LOCO .MO 1 IVES. To be illustrated by *f model of lira American Loeoutotirc, Victoria, iuipoitej iu Euclaml for one ol tin* LLitiah railroads, Co in unci i'd according to Or. LardutV* no-tliod, uud.-i tire direction cd' Mr. Hodge, of New York, (author of the Treat mu t?u the Steam Engine, lardy nwMi?tied,) and Dr. Larduer. A didactic arrtiolial luodel of a iiritish LocouioliTe Elluill*. ill its Host approved form, at prcaent aork* acccMaihlr to all prnuiiii who tun> d nire t attend them, tiie tertiM o|* admit intiwill If twenty-five cent*. Tiokrt-t for fh* cuurne ot" *tv lecture* at $1 each. Doom r?|?ea at 7. Lretnree commence at A o'clock. &?1 THE ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING. rPO tlio Resident* of New York auJ Brooklyn?Removal of Mr. BRIHTOW'S Writing Ac tdemy to No. TO Broadway, near Park I'lacv. ?u?l omi reilu* lion of hi* t?rni? KHOkl TWKLVE TO HVK DOLLARS! Mr. BHI S'l'OW, in rvt|*ecifully offering hia anrfice* to the public for thin i/int* that the very low Onus, %'t (that placing the utefulart witJiju tnr me ana of all) will indnrr era ry one and of aftrjr m*p, to acfuire an elegant and npleudtd hand writing. I* Twfltp Eaar Lttnoai The Eadie* meet daily from twelve to one?Tbajr are taught a ueu, rapid and delicate hand, agreeable to the fatlooii of the day. Alao, niugle entry Book-Keeping tmiht. The Oentlemen are taught with inlalliliTe certainty to write with despatch in a m*..terl> uiauner, nnitahle for keeping a act of flookn, or f. A.P.r ll.itMr to ill.- >tal>lr*hn>inl n hit old trhnd, and patron*, CM Im't R KB MORNING, MAY 3, 1812 Tlir Mt(?m Krl^atra?Jtr. Ntertm' ??utem. plntvil new Steam hUli?-ofrW?r' We give the following, from a scientific corrcajKiadent, for whut it i* wi>rth. At theaanie time we uro perfectly ready to giro nu eiuwer lo it from die "other Hide of tho houao" na> noon an one reaches 111):? A Review, toiuhing flit no turn of ,U Hubert I*. St event' yi iwiitril In*i SimilarJm Harbor lltjiioe, tin-1 fiinc other Ihiiii;i ui if'ution In the It'll lleiiirtmrnt. t if we American* are distin?m.-lied for any one thing above another, n in lor the love of experiment*. And, 1 donht if another country can lie found which htt4 suffered or paid more dearly for them than we have.. An 1 understand Mr. Steven*' plan, it into build a boat formed of boiler sheet iron, four tliickneMa a in depth, and strongly secured, which, he alleges, hav been proven by ei|>erimenl* made before Ins two brothers and aome government ollieera, (he haa not told ua whom) wuh found lo reniat the fores of a caniiiiu ball, ait:I even one of Iuh own shell*. Although tut:.i.ii uv,v i. huiiiiiu u nek iiuti ?i uiiny-iwo pound liiill, iit jioinl t'Liit- shot, i* capable of penetrating a solid picoe dI' oak tinil)'T lour feet in thickness. Now, it doe* not require much rejection to perceive, that no fur ah the government in concerned, tlir project mum. as lias happened in some other notu lilo cases, prove a fry unprofitable cx[ierinieiit, if ant a niiw'raolc failure. Hat, uu far as Mr. Stevens' interest is involved, it will hkelv prove u better job than cither horse racing, or railroad, or sleuinlkiul H|>ecillations, who It have lor sonictiuie hoeii at u heavy discount This idea of an iron bomb proof boat does not, however, serin to have originated with Mr. Stevens, tit least probably tiltv men lias heard (ail. Homford, ot the (>rdiianee ?tiling dilate oil the Maine plan as his own, and as he has lor many years had the control of tilv t department, and has often involved n anil the Government in expensive and visionary schemes ?either to promote the interest o| favorites, or to have Ilia own notions carried out in the name of another, and as Mr. Stevens and himself, us lie say*, were boys together, it has so hup|N'iied; Mr. S. and brothers have never, as we know of, tailed in netting any favor the Colonel could bestow or aid them to. i It may he possible, Mr. Stevens may have added 1 something to the details of the plan, hut we have reason to believe lie has merely with some other additions and suggestions, agreed to father wlint the other conceived, in order to have the ^20tl,(NX) appropriated, to enable bun to have u boat built, as it would nut be competent tor the colonel oi ordnance, to upply in his own name for acoiitruet for itch n purpose. l,et us examine the boat Mr. Stevena briefly describes in his letter to Government, trtl>i>rwis?', tuuitile through; and that, in tact the whole concern, sides, bottom, stem, stern, uud deck, we will sujipose to be ol equal thickness, uud an we are wholly unacquainted with the curves Mr. Stevens is to give Ins vessel, we will tor the sake of easier calculations, cast the bout into a regular parrulelagraiii of 55 feet long, 25 feet hold, und fefct beam, and take lone-fourth for curves; we shall then have in our figure a puma tela grunt of 132 1-2 Jour, 193-1 hold, uhd 30 leet beam. The two sides of this vessel will contain about 5,390 square feet. The ends would contain about llbo square feet, and the deck and bottom about 3,967 1-2 square feet, or a total of square feet for all sides of the vessel of 10,512 1-2 square feet, some traction* more or less, deeming it Unnecessary for our purpose at present to he more exact. Now if we, in round uumbcrs, estimate each square loot of this inch thick musw to weigh at least 3) pounds, v. e shall lind a total Weight of his Vessel to be ?qnal to -t il ,700 pounds, or about 210.650 tons, to which would have to be added the weight of engines, imixhnii gun. and Mr. Stevens's shells, Arc., an aggregate weight that would sink this iron box, or bomb proof boat to the bottom uuickcr thun one of llis own shells would dosct ml. Mr. .M. may say he intends to distribute hi* material in such a way, thai it shall only have one inch iron interposed lit tjie most exposed points. such as the (mw ami sides, above the water line, leasing her stern, like the lleels of Achilles, the only pall vulnerable. |(ut With such an immense mw d iron for In-r dock, J.. I ...r tlii w ,V|V Hint 111111 1II it I. .Ill V..I...I sort a top heavy concern would she he |n ie-r atise she would he something like a vessel bottom upward; tlio lop strongest, and the bottom, which in till other s;ises i- m ade strongest, in this instance In comes by Ur the weakest. And suppose Air. .Stevens 'osail down the buy of New York with his iron box free from barnacles" and port windows, to til -i t h i English frigate,also mounted with pnixhnn guns and with she Us, whieh the Knglish are known to |Hisst-SN superior to Stevens's, ami which explode by contact at the moment of touch, while Stevens's vaunted shells com isl ol a lust* iua metullic tube, that is ignited ill passing out oi die cunoil, and tuny explode fteyoiid or short ol the object aimed at, mid is it mutter ol'culcuktlion, and is extinguished in the water. We believe Col. lUuuford and Mr. Stevens ex|w*ct ill Sltell ail encounter to rely i||mmi ii single I'at than gun, of large size, placed in the how of the vessel, and covered with a bomb prool shed. Now hs long as they can keep their boat's head to the enemy, and the other vessel would agree uot to change her position, so us to gain their weather side, limy might be able todo Some damage, provided the other vessel Was sure at every lire to receive a shell front them km iwn Knvlish strainer* to cnu.no* In r ni the sain* time, and win if one e ngaged ho not Col. H. nnd Mr. htevens know there is such a tiling ns miwftf firimand that by this means a shell can be dropped almost perpendicularly on deck of a vessel, and hy exploding swe?p off men, arid often dismantle guns, or throw them from their carriages. (>r is his boat to he no'eontrived that neither hum or gun is to u|s pear above hu ls?x, and no window is to exist, except a hole to |on auch an absurdity. \V'c spent hi one imie a few millions on gun boats, of the naiure and tinefulness of which Mr. Stevens' host etrnnrly partakes. If we wish to net as men, let us of once build strong and efficient steam frigates, and boldly inert the enemy, like men, in broad sea room, and with brave sailors, and iiiy_ word 4'"r,1J?_wr "hall 11;?vi liiilliniK to hs-Ii iineii "I- in i? ly the money tlie er?* to say on war men and war weapons. Yours respectfully, Scipto. Ashes of tire H?volution. To TIIK KdITOH ok Tlllt IlKltAl.Dt? Sin:? Can von oblige a subscriber by giving plac in your useful papsr to tlie enclosed memorial and eorres pondeuce. They relate in k recent movement in I our Slate Legislature, in* connected with some in- 1 teresting events of our If evolutionary history, and smti to exhibit ill a striking light the feelings of one of the few survivors of the "linn* thnt tried men'a bouln" when those chords nre struck." Yours, iY'o.^ M. I 7b the lloaomhL, thr Ia^is&m/i o/ the Stale af AVie Yonff These presents respectfully represent:? Tliul n presentnieiit is now before your honorable body, for a law authorizing the removal of the bones of the revolutionary heroes who perished in dungeons and prison shi]>s in arid about the city of New 1 Vnrk, and which were thrown into heaps, at the W'nllabout, during the war of the Revolution. These bones are now collected and deposited in a vault prepared for the purfMise, and sacred In th- ir memory- This vault, and the premises on which it is built, (und also the bones interred therein,) are my sole property, by purchase from the corporation o! Brooklyn?the value having been sold by that body (to pay assewunents lor digging down and paving the adjacent streets,) to me, tor the sum of mil l- iiumiii-ii it1111 miii'iv-oue (Miliars?anil u lull title Riven to me by Heed Tor llie term of nine hundred and ninety-nine years. Since tins purchase I have made costly improvements, at my individual expense. I have caused new coffins to be prepared ?the lames to Is- overhauled and placed in them? and a suitable monument erected over them?and they now remain in respectable and quirt deposits, wefl guarded front intrusion and depredation, by cood locks, bolts, and burs?and in perfectly sale keeping. 1 have very recently paid another assessment of one hundred and fifty dollars, demanded of me by the said corporation for other city improvements in the vicinity, and am about making further additions to secure the safety of the holy deposits, lain now eighty years old. 1 have guarded theae sacred remains with a reverence which, |?'rhnps, at this day, all may not appreciate, nor feci, for more tltun thirty years. And 1 learn, with the most poignant grief, that Mr. I.ott, of your body, seeks to remove them to a public cenietry. Against such an, act 1 most earnestly protest. These hones are now in their right place, near the Wallahout and adjoining the navy yard. They are my property. I nave expanded more than nine hundred dollars in and about their protection ami preservation. I humbly contend that yon cannot impair these vested rights. If I mistake the matter in this respect, then 1 solemnly implore you not to take from me these cherished relics; I commend them to the care of the general government?1 bequeath them to my country. This concern is very sacred to tne?it lies nearest tny heart. Many years ure gone hv since I laid the foundation stone of this vault. Hut n few more days are left for tne, and I think I would rather, ut once, have this remnant of existence taken from me than to be controlled by any corporation qn earth, in regard to this sacred matter. 1 suffered with those whose hones I venerate?I fought beside them?I bled with them?I,would occupy a place with them in that tomb?I wish to sleep my last sleep beside them?I pray you let nte do so in peace. JBENJ. KOJIAINB. WM. A. MACI-AY, Esu.: IV.A* Snt:? 1 take the liberty of a constituent in addressing you upon a subject pending in the legislature, wilhbtit having n personal acquaintance. The |>o-cedtng memorial has reference to a matter presented by Mr. Lott,and is from my father. 1 do not know in WJIUI MiiijH- mr Minjrui comet? ucmrc you,l!ir IHHICt' taken of it in tli?- papers being ho brief as to give but little light ujion it. Supposing it however, io he an application to remove the bote's from their present renting place to the Greenwood cemetery, you perceive that my father moat solemnly protests against any interference with them, either by the Legislature or the Corporation of Brooklyn. In asking you to present this memorial, I have to request you to send me a eopy of the petition, and the bill, if one be reported, with information of its present stage of advancement, as it is the wish of my father llint i should repair to Albany in season to prevent, if possible, the passage of any bill affecting his rights. With respect, yours, truly, 15. 1'o.waink. New York, March 29th, 1812. Assembly C it am mat, Ai.iianv, March 31, 1812. J Uv.\n Sir I was unable, for want of time yesterday, to rr resolution iuK the delivery of the said remains to voiir ineniorialintMfor removal ami sepulture and that you will make a liberal appro)iriation for this purpose, ami lor that of erecting a mm able iiKinumetit, which,while it shall ilo honor to thcni, ahall a'so show a people's gratitude. Signed?N. H. Morse, C. I. Smith, 1. (?reenwood, John A. ('ro*, Samuel Smith, U. Lelh-rts. Yours, very trulv, Wii.lt. M i. uy. ToSa.MI.. It. 11OM a ink, KsiJ. Mobile. [f'orriMj'omlrnr^ of flw 1 l#*r 1 .Moiai.i:, 'Jlib April, 1^12. Qtliun Votii/xtny, Mr*. Suit on, Siy. Mim'?I'titincmi?Mount,

To TttK Editor or nit Hmaj.h, Sin, We have all heen in exjieetntinn o( feeing the Italian Company here, as many reports to that effect bail come on since the burning of the Sunt Charles's Theatre. I ton Marty, however, has taken hi* Troupe hack to the Havana, with the e*. eeption of Mrs. Sutton, wit"c engagement espired on the 21st instant, ami who reflated to return to the Havana, at this had season of the year. Signer Navel who has returned from the Havana, is now hen" with the above talented Indy, and they have bean literally turning the lo ads of our Mobile |N'ople. At their first Concert which was crowded to suffocation, both Mrs. Sutton and the Signor took us by storm. Much as we have heard of this j lady, she truly surpasses every artist we have had here. The purity and the richness and the power of her voice is remarkable, ll is not surprising 'hat tlii* l.ulv has so inanv artirtieal enemies, herirrent talent* UK h *inger and piny?-r will always create jealousies HiiKMtRxi her interiors, wliwe envy will show itself hv their influence orcr inferior journals. She aeeonip.inied the 2*tgnor in all hi-* |iieces, th?* professor* here lieing unalilc to undertake it. W'e have several gentlemen hlfa. Stilton aai^ the l atitat lJivn. from Noiiiih, hi the luoat aplendtd manner, Min. Seyuiii utlrmpled it here, it waa well we heard her tirat, us it shewed to greater edvantage the lieailliful execution of Mra. Suttoa. Though Mad |o. Hum, niti is here, a great card for iix, "Hill the malinger ana actiiully obliged lo clawe liitt Theutrr the night of the first Concert, from there not being sufficient i-eraona to laduae una to phty lie hu? in eonneourrice prevented any more Concerts by engaging Mra. Sutton and ilia Signer to ja-rfoiin lit Hie 'I heutre, where tlmy commence on Fiit'sdny. To we the crowded room*, one would ticurcely believe that the times were bad; itahowc, however, that money run always he found when utiy tiling like the nrewnt cornea before u?. KlIxitiexH though elilI dull ia gradually getting better, and discount* getting lower. Tbeiuieaot l'ixohuiige on New 'rleun* arc uiueh lower, aa wall lid oil .Sew York. Our Cotton prrnueb we not very uctive. _ The nlbur of Miae Ilnmbliu dill oecupiee tha pah lie mind, and haa checked much the Tbvutra-gwiag community many nay ahe ia dill uniotigat ua tii*gtiiaed. 'Hie probability of a wur is much ajieoulated oil, ittul by malty mod anxiously desired. 1 remain, Sir, your obedient, A Mounjtrii:. Cltnrleafoii, f 01 rmpiaicleiu r rtflho Itomlil.] CiiAtir.KsToN, S. C., April 2f>, lff-12 The fr?,thcr? J'rorniowt?liiuniets?.Mailt?CWivney?Miui/tr?Mr. Calhoun. Mu. Hesskti': IhtAit Sir, The w eather ia now line?the thermometer ranging from *g) to 70 ill the day, with cool night*. Huai Utw tius In'.'ii very dull for the wprinj{, with price* ot provisions and almost every thing else down to nothing. Creen peas have become stale with sh? atrawhcrrics arc ulmoHt out of dale, and fine Urge blackberries may lie had for It cent* per quart. Kgga axe at 10 oentH per dozen; the heal ham* for (i 1-4 cents per III.; sugar at 5 loii cuius at retail (at auction 2 1-2 to 5;) choice claret wine at #2 [ay down, and prime sardines at 00 cents a case Tin am who have money consequently can live cheap; hut thsrs is nothing doing in the city to give employment lie few mechanics who arc It-re, and ninny arc leaving us probably for ever?nad the time has nearly arrived when all those who can afford it (and utaa who cannot) are turning their fuces toward your great city, to bask in your cool sltudes and riot in your luximc* till the cool acason returns to tw. The line ships will now go full of (pisscugcrt till the last of July, though not so many* probably will go north as in previous years?lacking the means. An effort is making to reduce the pussoge to New York by rail-roud, (which now exceeds ?40, whil# the best ships enrry and find nt 020.) How it will result is uncertain, hut until something is dona M i-llcct a grand union of all the rail-road and steassboat interests, ami a reduction of puiauge. the front thoroughfare will he upon old ocean. There msA lie n great blindness to their own interests, if thaas companies do not do something to secure the immense travel to the north their tariff of prices is so higii that none hut those who are couqielled by banner emergencies will go with tlietn. The present contractors for carrying the mail from this city to Wilmington arc about giving up their contract, or rather, it expires shortly, and they do not intend to renew. It is now hoped thatHamdsa may make some arrangement to take this branch of the mail service but the state of the treasury is nth that it is probable no increase ou the pretest niggardly amount will be submitted to if it csn be kay done cheaper, t )nly $40,iNlU per annum is allowed for 131) miles conveyance on as bad, if not the worst piece of coast between you and us, wlicre it is necessary, with such boats as arc now employed, that four should lie kent constaiitlv in the la^vice of tha company, nnil frequent intrnuptioim now occur of the mail; vet tlic Inst winter has been uu miprovwmont on the previous one?partly lruui the mildness of the w niter, and partly from the thrvatrued commission to inspect these bouts announced m Washington some time since. .Something, in tbn present slate of die country, should he done to exjiedite the mail on the seaboard, or at leuct make it as rrjrttlur as possible. Jiut little emi he hoped nutil a railroad is constructed between Charleston and Wilmington. A few of the West India ateamem could easily put the country to some trouble m consliiunieute witli the nortli mid south, in case i#a rnplure us in the low countries, un army or evsn Utn the mail, could hardly progress in summer from tba ravages of local fevers. We hope lor the beat. t >ur currency is still sound, scarcely a new featum 10 be found in the bunking world, except thut tba banks now 110 longer take cheeks in |niyincnt of notes just at the close of hanking hours! Thgcauae, the cause. We now have four cases for murder in oui jail, and several others for lugh-lunded rascalities, forgery, perjury, flee. Mr. Culhomi is most uncop|e ure beginning to push out. Teinperunee i*Uh are ringing every lt uty,dfuntnil dull, Hupply nbuiiilunt, though there'* great *cratchi?* for them! A few night* riner a hnlf dnwn negro?* took It into their woolly [Miles to apr the while*. and go nut onimtrole, no whitened in? their phice* with tlialh ami [mint und off they aauird about midnight; but limline uo unfortunate negro to n?b in their ro**de, entered die negro lion*** und brat and drugged out their inofleiuuve brethren. run* cullotle*, ?nna petticoat*, ami give them e'**y. Alter *nti*t)ing thetn*o|vc* w ith |>atrolling they niiaaled, but were oil ye*tcrday arrested. and earli got hi* fifty Ualie* well lid on by the deputy alu-rifl", ?rid there'* coumJcrabh doubt* n* to when they'll patrnle again. My the by, there'* been unother Theatre eorp* lu re, part of the Charleston eompnny. It nppetir* that Igttham. their manager. "rut hi* lurky" amr left them in lite ami* ill liarlewton, *?i tliey came up iiere. Jalterwood, Tutlnll, Howard unci Messr-. llrown and Henryf nnd three Indie*; they tlid very well for ii few night?, but, like the ror[>? Kalken' l.?.-?t??l.l I""''1 Ui> nti.k U oouiuL >lt it nnu' UMMfKiii n? I' i?w-i WIIIHI, III* y 1?... Iiing nnd Maid ton long fort hfircroiiit. Tqthill l>^qoifn n Invorito ninon# onr ciliwrwt. They nil Hi a f?w dayaHiiv'P in a veaqH for N". V. Your-* liuMtily, t>M? Tah. Kt^n. >s I l> pt 1 tfptfMt "Hi'? St *L?|? x jT j x

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\K\V YORK UKRAI.I). New fork. Tuesday. Hay .1, INI 4. NorriufiiU of Ihr People-- Letter from Pit?ld? it! Tyler. 'lite following resolutions of the Krina Coim or lire Association, in relation to the recent aiu? h" upon President Tyler, coming a* thev tmm quarter entitled to the highest consideration, will have great weight at the present time, ith the a hoi. ol the right thinking portion "I the roiiiinunity Whirwi the aaparity and ill ..y Juurwalaaf tha 1'ity and teate. purportm* to t?-l?ng to |h?Whig part) tewarda lha ITaanlant ul tha lintel Main, in not only laiailliiit hi' official comlai t, but w^i?uik bit private character, call* for an raptraaion ol public epiuien. an4 TThi rtair we a? ?u aaaor lition ol adopted cititrna \ir*. tug with foaliajc* ol deep interi-at tli.- growing prosperity ot this happy lepnhlic and rare an nfcis to pnrtic i pat e in all tli at may condaca to brr honor and proaparm witiieea with drop regret the wanton attack* on tha character and uwti*aaal tin- d.jftnl.ol riluru w ho ha? rwririnl tin- high ant tienara and approving anfti .tgt a ol tha natioii themtare. Kcaolvad. That wa, ua mrmlmrs of tha Erin CoaMrva tire Auociation ol tha city of Niw fork, rntartain a high i -apart lor tha public character anil private w nrth of J.Tiu Tyler, President of tha United Statca, believing aa we do thM his avocatito dutira will he discharged with thr ainK1" to tha public (food and that hia luhnmietration of litw constitution, uul to thr wtlfirr ul tba kitM Aim noeu family. Kmulvnl, That a copy of thia prnamble ami resolutions fwrw ai ded b) thu President of the Aiaociatimi to In* fcmtdlency J?d?n Tyler, President of the t'niled (Males with our beat wishes for hit health and happiness. ami the success and triumph of hia administration Kxtrart from Minute*, March Ml-.', (corr.) New Yoke, March HI, IM42 Hi*,? As presiding officer of the Erin 'onerryative Assouiation of the C'ity of New York, 1 inn directed to traMhtit to your Excellency the enclosed preamble and resolutions which were unanimously adopted Wednesday evening,March 9, 1W2 this society has nearly eaten hundred ineinlwrs, all adopted citizen*, or their descendant*, and are warmly attached to the free institutiona of our country, mid take a besoming interest in its prot^ierity atuf happiness. 1 discharge this duty, !"hr, with great pleasure, satisfied of your anxious desire to doull in your |wwer to sustain the constitution and laws, and promote Mia happiness and per|?tuate the rights ol the people. With my best wishes for the success of your aduilnietratioii, I have the honor to he, Your Excellency's oh't servant, James Kki.i.y. Ts his Excellency John Tti-kk, President of tne IT. States. Thora were forwurdetl on to Wasliington, and the following letter has horn received in answer troin President Tyler:? Washington, April 'J9, 1K12 Six,? I nave| thus long delayed the acknowledgment ot the receipt of your letter of the 10th March, covering certain resolutions adopted at a meeting of Erin Couaervativc Aaoeatiuii," of the city of New York, a the 9th of the mute month, in conaequrce of the severe prewmre of my public duties, Make acceptable ay thanks to tire members of the Association for the sentiments of confidence and respect which I th^ have been pleased ta express towards inc. My heal eflforta shall continue to be devoted to the adsanaomaQt of tkejuihlic good and the niaintenance of national honor, ia depute oi the denunciations wfcch uiay bo uttered from time to time against me by the instruments of faction. If 1 have not gone into the terrors for tlic purpose of resiling asHaults I ada apaa aay Motives and conduct, since, by a dispotfeatiefe of Providence, the earea and respouaihili- I iaa af veruairnt have been thrown ^oit uie, it I has arson from the conviction that the ?nth was mighty aad would sooner or later prevail over slstidar m4 falsehood 1 have dared to do what I beRavo to ho my duty under tiro severest trial-, and 1 leuva conaequeneeH in the bauds of u free mul en. IgbAad .conatitueucy. The evidences of the up I prabatiea of the Kriu Conservative Association" I aro embodied in their resolutions, and beg you, along with your brother members, to be injured of the high eetimate wltieh 1 place upon their good opinion. John Ttijei. .Tohks Khixy, Esq. This is one of the fintt of many great movementthat will Ik made by the great body of the people in all section- of this countay, in order to re|>el and put dowa the gram calumnies anil atrocious Aspersion* thai hava boen caat both npnn President Tyler's pablie and private character. A man, the whole tanar of whoaa Iprivata life lias been as blameless aad para aa that of any human being that ever lived; and whaae public career, when the mist of error, yrajaAiaa aad ignorance that now olwcure* the pubKa mi ad shall have past away?will be admitted to J buva baaa aaa of the most praiseworthy and patri- j a* that wa hava witne?ed since the days of Wash- i lutfton. rbm movement, coming (rani the quarter it doea, will bo sure to command attention. Tina ia only f Wia Aral step?the mere breaking of the ice and by and by the groat body of tho people will begin to MOT* Amaltaneously?and Uia latent patriotism yaetiee, manlineaa, and good sense of the nation a largo, will break ont in bigger and broader stream* of indignation against those miserable, disappointed flee beggar*, who have for the last year incewiuit\f abaaed John Tyler, until the whole of them will bo swept iato obliviou. An bonoot man?a aound statesman?a pure pa iol?a jnat preoident, like Mr. Tyler, cau well afford 10 bid* his tiine." Tan Nbkt Stiuxke*.?The fiae steam ship, tha Caledonia, has now been out 14 days, and we may 1 expect her newe here to-morrow raoraiug, or at the farthent, on Thursday. It will be highly interesting, as it will bring the ultimate division on Sir Robert Keel's new system ol revenue and fiuance, and vau?? other matter* of interest to this country. Tun Dairwui Qtncast.?This noble steamer, under the command of Captain leans, leaves Antwerp for Now York to-morrow, on her regular tripe. I l* \*aio*aoui MovMNttsTK.?Mr. Ynu Huren has reached Vicksbtirgh, where he was treated to an elegant banquet. He baa left for up stream." lie did not coll at Natrkea. Mr. Clay baa reached I'itmon hie way home; he was invited to a great pnfclie dinner, but liad'nt time. Itoa is tut busy as a heo asking nelea at Niagara Kails; he was to leave there far Menireal ibis day Ho w rites to a friend 111 feu city that the beauty of the KidbNrpUM1* his eapootauons. Lord Morpeth lit* beea invited to a personal mfH"" of the negroes in Louisiana? honor dealmed lie latt Now Orleans April 2fcl i I jot A Anhhurtoq u> getting along slowly in War-lung- Tm OaiAT ll*m SKTWBBN Brntox A.N11 FaMNO.N. ?Wa unintentionally errsd yeaterdav in relation to llua wnttar. What we meant to a?y was mmply Uuat that although/he Spirit of the Times" seems J to throw a doubt orer the proaprct of Fashion's run- nine Mtt week, there is no doubt ih the world bnt that ahe wiU mu, judging trom present au?-*raMce* ffa Itavo wen a letter from hor trainer, in which ho Mateo that although she has u very alight blemish aha han nut" thrown aeurb," and that the hli'inisL hits uat bean tbe leiu*l i Used ant at; In her ill all her heir mtainf; that atic m in tine order, will l?r m th,Mty ra-aierra w, wlieu any one mu !-re brr, ami jn4%? for flieuaeelre*, ami tliat ahe will win the race; it iWl at aaf rata, "l?ld Whitefaoe," liaa wok* i% an ajty vmfme* tbia iiaa. although be in tbe tavaaifa _ Aaraaimmar ?I>uu Jnan dr la f*raaja, thf (ornirr Vtoa Coiuml ol Mexico for ihia city, wbo wan raecuOy Miperxrded, haa now been appointed Uonmil ?*aa*r*l for ibe United State* ftuAtat* m Vavure.?Ity tbe proceeding* of the oatnioi (/oniioil lam evening, it will l?r perceived that tbe eniinanre prohibiting the burial of bodiea iu private vault* below firaml atreet, under n inanity af #*W, wan repealed Tarn tiaar *)vk rowniti smkonmo Blood Two "1 Uaited Nun-* troo|m havr IHt ihM nty lur Nowport, Klitxlo Ulaml, thw to join Mr* *tUrr coM^oimrs under M^or Payor Prrtty lagaittaaot. 0 I.afrt IrMM Thr rirUMT N*|??unr an>.*d in Nf? Hi, *na tWr ?fi? rn-MMi ilt*1 V|*il. iroit, Trim Every thin* 'hern trna|W?-ity ntmrh m I mm t|?. fr?ntier?. mi aland* had cuwir ut lal" i >n. .4 tfcr itaivraiim editor* rant ion* iIk ntatr*. thai the v w ill And in Tr tan fettle iniifr than Mrtii|>ailt> The Teimnn are in want ?d nn? wry, mo have t|?ev urntr |inniauatn hMritani to li? |?oMi4ied a h>n# addrra* to the * that tin* order* iawiierd ta footer or nee of thr roafwoo and i?*ot>?eitinatin?i which w-r? prevalent anion* lha ilirtrrmt hand* A |Vitr at-homier mlled ihe I a? Amiiun had arrived at1 ialvetann Hhudi lalaixl. It ia likely that we -hall hate a little tan m thia little folate alter all Thia niorniM* the ortiaa* parly wa* to meet, a ltd parade III pn* through I'rovult nee in the |II>>* mi order IVoci-aatxii lata he funanl at aj ?V|.~ k. aader a rkM maralial ami twelve a>alalaiita IM tin k>lh-wi?g urdrr l.ilflil IIIaifixilia t ll?> t II. lunar United Train ?4 Artillery t ol tl W Kxmni I'ih liivet Aitillei f In! Unitod Independent Volunteer*. I.lent l ulatu I W I Spencer. Kentidi tiuardr. WiMiiiHK-ket l.iylit Inland y III* Kvrellency the thivertior uleel preceded l?) the igli Shei ill elect. The l.leutenam uVurllol fWl Sffri'Ur) ol Html' (nnnrii Trt??nr*-r mi.I %11. t j (ii ni iil elect. VtomUarsol the H'tiale elect Mrtulini >>l the llenac iH Hi preaeaitiHI* |.?ct 1st Wild ohMMOTM 4th Ward Volatile* r? .ith Ward Voliintorrs. ttth Ward Volunlmi. Volunteer companies from the Countr) sc. or.liit( In (hi rank. Citizen* and strnngi'i*, n\ nl .trust Butchers on hornet.ark. tw o abreast llarkmen on har?rl>i?rk, two at.rrao Hint man on horseback, two alreast After this tli?- v were to iwrirtl to I he Stnfe Uoitar and organize tin* new government Tlirii, prol.aMy, u Irw urreats will In' niiidr, a low men knocked down, a few poekst* picked, and tbe?? lilo.nl will flow. In the inciiiitiiue Major' eueral Wool (n| tlie regular arm)) has concentrated lour of live companies ut (lie Fort at Newport, ready lor a rub or a luali So that, niter all, hlood ni?v (low Ueneral Harlan, the Yankee header af thr Ait'ghana. We give the following iu relation to the abovenuiiied gentleman, who t- certainly one of the most remarkable men of the day, unlet*. there i- a considerable smattering ot bombast in his character:? i im.aki-.i.riiia, may i, Mr. IUnnrtt? DkaR Having observed iu your paper a notice of Gencral Hurl.hi, late Aid de ('amp, ?Vc. iVr in I lost ilahoniined, Ameer of ("abul, 1 l?cg in afford you an op|Miriiiiuiy of correcting the errors which have lieen inadvertently promulgeu by the very extensive nrdilution of your gu/.ette. Tlie assertion in uiiirue that "the llritish captured him and sent him hark to Europe." tieneral II remained several month* in Cabul aulw)uentl\ to the flight ol the Atueer, in utirrslraiued intercourse with the officers of the Hritivb army, and had several interviews with Sir \V. II. McNngliteu and Sir Alexander Hurues. A stipulation in the treaty between the Ilritish government and Shah Shujali L'l Moolh, prohibited the latter from entertaiuiug foreigners, and mentions expressly Americans." Thus the King was restrained in the dispensation of his luvors, and prevented from conferring upon t.ieneral II. the honors uttd rewards due to the huccinhIuI result of a train of diplomacy which restored the ancient regime, although not prerieely na the General and the Shalt intended?that ig, liy the occupation of Afghanistan by the English. The King, though nominally restored to his throne, was still a prisoner in the hands of the Ihitisli, and the General, jxntMvtsing the ubiquity which falls to the lot of those whose genius ensures success, has consummated by by the application of time, wealth, and intellect, the result no b-se coveted by the King than desired by himself. General II., aa you say, is now m this country," to which lie returned alter an absence of nearly twenty year*?a period of time lull of the romance ol life, an account of which his friends are deeply Interested in receiving Iroin his own |ien.? General II. has never been known or to say, as your article states, 44 tlial, with a military leader, the Arighans could overrun nil India and China, create a new Moghul Empire, rival Genghis Khan, and uriTt- mr 1311119ii rmirriy irum inr nam. 11is Knowlodge of ofiCVtal kibin 1ihh often proved atrungrly prophetic to ur, who are net ao well informed, anil In* nns often anticipated, iu conversation with hi* friend*. tlio result which baa attended the late policy of England in Central Asia. Though hiato? will tell you the Alfghan* have often plundered LJelhi, the capital of Inuia, the words above quoted lo not comprise lien. H's opinions of their resources. Ho is not a man wio would misrepresent acta or expreaa them in language unbecoming an loquent, calm and clear minded orator. My expeience, which is by no means contracted, has never fought me in company with a more agreeable and nstructive individual llian our distinxaished fellow itueu. Pentonally acquainted with all nations, xiswewed of unbounded experience of man in every condition of life, long the companion of Prince's and himself the l?oveiuor of provinces and rulpr of armies, still with the kindly feelings of benignant philanthropy, he reata upon his laurels here iu hia native country, as he sternly points with the finger of fate to the motto "The calamities of Knglund are blessings to America." In connection with the above we give the following extract from a letter of the Part* correspondent ot the London Times," published in that paoer on the 4th of August last:? Park, August 'J, 1k-U. The intelligence from India bro&ght by the Inst mail, ntwgrs and incomplete as it is, suggest* rery painful ankipalion* for the tranquillity and safety of" a portion of he British Kmpirr for w hich I am peculiarly interested? I mean our Indian possession*. It inggest* to me the necessity ef making known a circumstance of a very aignifi aot character, that ha* occurred here. Toward* the ilose of last year, there arrived in Pari* from India, a kneral Harlau, whohaa been aid d* ramp and chief of ihe staff to Dust klahommed during a considerable time, tud had had under hi* rommand s corps of 10.000 mca. Mr is deemed a man of talent, and of unbounded knowledge in Indian alfair*. (kneral Harlan is au American, who arrived some hse and lu inity years ago iu India in the rapacity of first Utirgi-ou. and as subsequently employed by the Katt India I'ompnny. It is not necessary that 1 trace him npto hi* Attaining the rank abovs msntionod, but I shall ubaerve that hi* art if al here last winter sr autumn, created some sensation. *s the object of hit visit was anaperted. and in deed said to lie a (xditiaal oae. I,ike *11 American citsacusol lesjiei talnlity, hs was introduced to Ring Louis Fhilhupe by Itencral I aas, the Auierieau miuiater, and received with ilittiiic.iou. Hn was aJao said to have had into h communication w ith M Thieni, ttkrn Prime Miuiaterof K ranee) and with the Count I'ahlen. (the Russian Ambassador) ?oa, it i* hardly uecessary that I say, the subject of British doutiniou iu India. The coi irctness or incorrectares thi* latter d pnivn uui iai? i run arri"u nnqiiraiiiiuanie atitanmy, [bat (Jensral H*rUn hai at Ihe atrial invitation ol tU* llnseian goTframen), proceeded to St. Prteratmrgh 0.'' All this is very well, l?ut is there uot some little xnggrrationahout the tm opened ycNtcrdny lnoninig inthiacity, Mr. Harry api?-ared, and presented a petition for a writ ol habeas vorpna to bring the body ol hie daughter before the Court So that thta celebrated suit has to be gotta all over again. Mr Harry looked ill good liaollh and ^nrila, and says that be iadetennitted never to let the ipiestion l>e willed until he get* hut child Wr shall we. Navai..?'The 1T S. (rotate Columbia, ('aptmu 1'nrkcr, hound to New York, dropped down to I lampion Honda yesterday in tow ol the atenm?r I'oinwtt, nnd having a favorable wind, probably proceeded to w a The V S. bri* lVdphin dropped down yeatenlny from the Navy N ard to the anchor ore below Wr learn that Commander John I. Saui.dcn. ba* n lu^-harVk MIHfMII I V H W|IIIII?MU\ Html J oj April Tlth, Thrilrlrtl, Xnaliitl.M. Kh.hu Ki*.l. r. ii if said, i? mIkmii to Ira ve Havana, i I. iWr d.tulil thi* inlinenwly. Slit ii dioaf in. iiiniuiily wi-ll in I Invalid. -lie ,.n>ti?W)i l?v tht*> unit in New ?>r!taiif. Mr it..i m ti?? (i?rn our linlli.tni concrri in Pliilu ,1 n i" rrimuni 11** ww in Jjivr jiii..I'.-r >h i?t nit111ti Ojwr* has nlay for Pearson*I* iH-tit. .tifl ii it?f|iienl|y wax m> ill Hell lie(|erte(J, tliat aft* hail to leave New t tr leans P.tii ol Caldwell'-t*oni|atny are |>1 myi ik at N'at he/ Harlow ia at Mobile. I tie i t,?r? Coni|Muy at the Park are Keltin( ell Lata ni(ht tlicv pUyed tlie PimtiHion" to a ,tfeiiv lair house. f ami .M.-a Clifton are i>laviUK in ltoxton. l.l.i i. uiakiiiR re|iai.itiany. ritt.rue .till nn( alieatl ?bri(hler and better than ever Mill It# 11 eloeea lor the aeaaotl shortly. Miw t 44.1111 llieatf i* nearly ot quite all suhit.. (or ..nil we |>f. -atne will In- ready for the a .n'er t*aot|aiMrn Krtlrw of Hooka, tVe. M- i not'* \l Until, 112 Fa/ton ni?A ?u|rHi nuwlirf IV are very valuable Kt ii* il?r iw ih?" Cmiimfri'f ol tin- Intken, ihr Trade of llc-lv iiiiii, mJ Commercial Voyagrit mid I harovrrtea. L>Mn>iC|i'*iiiMi.f? Wii>ii*?'Thin lite in the beat in the ?uHd It ronlaitta mm ciutruvmgH, mihJ only cru.ii. 92 Wa>t ni v?l> Kiiirw?Mii. Mintt?A good nuiiitier Full ol w?iintien, poluten, a life of Jeremy llcnihum, and traveU all otar Aata. Mi an *i. I.iaaaav, No 6?Carry 4" t'? ?An iwual a m.Mt ?i|erli number and containing live lir*t rate |i|rin id mumc lot 12 I-*2 ecu la lly lalrlll|?arr. Tai l or tin. An.. Tloa tail iu thuainu ul y 1000 mi oarh ol the romplaona bargaJ again* ten Allen it a pel tret pey a aum. her of the lily on iu that the jail frier aairuinr in Iklt'ilf take pleaaura in pruacutiag the fol lowing Corraapowdraee, that fVilly fee la, k ol louu. .lttion lor auch tepurw Hia I h*?e 11 i'T ainll ol tin- paper* that a r?|?irt ia in rn been only thic* raa.a of h-rer in the priaon dniiug the pn?aat Spri g "a* ol a Im'li terminated fatally a few datt anue w black well'* lalau'l here it wal arnt with the ho|>eot naproa meat, Auothar raa# w bow ronrafoaeent, auJ the thirJ ia one ol rouinma intermitting fate* bundle th?w there are a fow eaara ol rhetimatiwa an I ilcl. i iuuiti.uom which wake up the Dialogue ol the kick now under treatBirat. Ilee[a'ctfullt. tour* J T L TCKsVl.lKIt M P I'hran lati ol the llalla ol luatice Tot apt Jitni W. Mint, Keeper to ily Hri?.. Ar I*, inaat it HO a Orni I eoterday morning aa the Depoty-t oionei. Mlllikcii ea> unlocking the dooi ol the olhca in the Tomb*, Leloun.l a bit ol paper |eatnl on it, containing th> following Imea "lr fiiu |,liaia Ml In call No tan Amo* ilmi to laoM an iiutucat on the laely ol a Btaii waa found .Urn. I on the piemiaae ol John I ofwing With hia ii an a I iilncritr.Vfr Xillikn. ita't. I off .t onre, and the figure* U|mii tlia note giring tin number the houau Ning I nelly wiittan, thej looked sore Like Me than any thing rlae that could h* deciphertgl fioBi them lie accordingly itoppial at 1*8, and making enquiry for th# dectwaed. waa told that a woman laid dead in the houa* but that thay had taally auccaadej to obtaaaiag a carufi cat* for burial from the phytic can who had attetnltal her Upon lieaiing thia ha Irft With a belief that aomabody had barn attempting a boat upon him, and muttering a law exprcaaiona of diaaatiafactwn. Ml eh aa would naturally follow aneh a moult, he returned to tbo oflra In prepare for other bnwniwo. In tbo meantime tha t orouir bating received information that a roau wao waiting for hint at No. 19* A mo* (treat, ba repaired thithar, and found the l>oJ) of Kdward Murphy, an KuKlithman by birlli, who hail hern iu the practice of abwping iu tbl Mid pn aiaa, and who whila in a atatr of paitial intoxication on Sunday night had alippad front thv lolt into tbo raangi r, and die I in a fit ofrpilepey. Verdict accordingly Kiblt llocai?I'. l> Preach, Kaq, recently uppomud Judge of the oth.fitli and I4ih Ward rvnrta. bw concdodtwl to ojaai liia eonrt, front now until tha lot of apt amber I next, at o'clock A. VI Thi* ia all light, and if tha Judge* of the other Ward court* would follow hi* example, they might |*>aaihly pay the expeoiio of their eevrral office*, and not rom|>el the tax payer* to pay about $d 000 per annum, orer and atioT* the fee* rocrivml. for their trpporl. Should the fee* rerrivrtrO to h*ra been received, for thn preaeut year not meet the egpenaee, wa truat the **lary ayateni willba atwlnh?d and the foe* gireu to the Judge aa iLutr ttf lli-nrr I Hiir rnnfM-iiiittir uf lO ry.oB Sunday availing. A rrowd il appear* bad rollertnil arouail B di uukati wuiuau ib tba op|*?ita, wbeu Campbell picked up B alona. Bud, wilboat tar ap|?renrha*el in ?ueh a manner that tba pemwiia prwatit arrwlai tbani both, bbJ aot paying tlntr (inn they war* >rit u> pit*on InartiTi.?Tba Coroner held an in.|iie*t ?u Saaday m ruing u tba Imdy of a colored uiau named karha Brawatrt. who died *niM?ulr iu tba ninrnlBg at a hoaae in tba narofTI llammeraly *tre??. (ma delirium trewiea* tha effect* of au lutamperata life Aleo on tba twdy ul lbu thr prrnina. tba door af which waa romphnrly broken through The Coroner'* Jury returned the follow iug ?er .lift?" That deceawd ramr to hia death l-y arrtdenlallt falling into a (ink iu the rear uf No 37 Orange *tr? el. aatd ink Unng open ami ripua?! they furtbei pre?ent the iiuit plare a* a nuiaanre, and rail ti|mn lha jir.niar antbon titw to abate it." Where i* t aptam M*n*flm lujuriiig ki* head *rrerely, iuting bit Sugar and other wito bruimug him a> that ha wa* raakaad m hta bona* (or aareral Jay* Mr Kiiatgn walwl that Kyermu hwlpien enaly threatened him with au a*aaalt. and .a -pit* of hi* Mlerm ta keep oat of hia way. be met him an Mautay I ml wham Rrarw* rommenead the at?erk. aa4 ta aatf tikai a ha tuua* biiai with a ah>aa. Ar rmatga wa* kaM ta tmil iu lha itimof $.300. to aniwei the ramplaiut AeumraTtL Dura. In iii" lym* *l in *ln rat! I'pon wirch >lr. t alt w.i? fimn.l Ij i>( in a 11 -111 o.tr Iir lilt ini ti'oiilfiitl; kr|>pol from iU1 ?r nvi I in thi* rouati r tor tit" inrparrfnli n* ;-..ae?. of *m? |in?|?rl) li-ft to hint Iit aoiar onr of iim rrUti in rr irntly lta'(*?(y|. A\irrnt:it Sii.mkh a\ r Mnv? >11 a i Major Irnrnl ng ol Cedar street, from ?ing a tine of $160 for the burial ol persons in private vaults below (iiand street, presented s minority report, ill which it was -dated that Ills. Manly J. Smith, Rogers, and the Resident Physician, Dr. V ache, guve opinions adverse to a belief that burials iu private vaults was calculated to produce Contagious diseases. Alderman Wars, in presenting the report, gave a number of extracts from Dr. Paw-all's w ork on this subject, aud also contended tliut tlio repeal of the law relative to burials iu private v units, would be an act of injustice to those w ho having relations and friends in public vaults, would desire to bring others ol the laniily in the same situation which tliey would be prohibited trom unless the repeal extended to both public mid private v anils. The report concluded with a resolution non-concurring Willi the reiiurt ol the hoard ol Assistants, in iavor of a repeal ol the ordinance. Alderman Kimball and Jonsw op|M)?.?| the resolution, which was lost by a vote of 6 to 9. Alderman 1'i aor moved to amend by including tlio interment of IhmIIcs iu the burying grounds in the repeal of the ordinance, which was negatived by a vote of 6 to

Alderman lx-srs moved to amend by prohibiting such interments, excepting between the 16th of October and lath of February. Lost 7 to 8. The question then came nu on concurring with the Hoard of Assistants in mitral lilt; the nrdinance, when Alilerman Leonard made u short hut argumeiillttive pooch in opiKisition to it* pate He. Me contended the rej>eal of the law would be unequal in it* (tearing, unleNi the privilcgu of interring in bur;ili|; ground* a* also purraitted and also that tho practice ot burying in the lower part of our city w a* detrimental to the water in our public well*, anil therefore we hopis! that the ordinance would not lie repealed. Alderman Kimball and Leonard followed and Aldermau lime* moras! that theanbject be laid upon the table, which wan lost by a vote of 7 to 8. The rote was then taken on roncurri'-nre and w a* derided in the uttiruiative a* follow*;? Ave*: Aldermen Harlot, Henaon, William*, June*, Franklin, Kimball, Polloek, Bradhurtt and Lec?9. Nay* AM. Van terroort, Leonard, Purdy, 11*1 held, Timpson, Iudms? 6. Aid, Pea or then introduced an ordinance to prerent the diaintermont of any Iki.1t or tiodie* buried in any public burial ground or vault south of 14th street, unless consent be obtained fruui the Common Conucil, under a penalty of MM for each olfeuca w hich w as adopted with the dissenting voice of Alderman Hay lee, of the 1st Ward. V Merman Laotian moved to re-conehier the vote u|K>n the iion-eonrurrenco with the Hoard of Assistant Aldermen in basing the atlirrinu street Kerry, which was carried by rote of ten to four, and the resolution was then laid on the table. On motion ot Alderman Bssdhcmst the Hoard then adjournal to Wednesday afternoon at 6 o'clock. Husan or Aoiiisvti, May i.?The President in tho chair. .IJvytr&00 in addition to a like sum already voted for that purpose Adopted rtie committee to whom tha petitions of Niiiius and t laik lor a locution to Engine Co. No. 46, and of the mrmi isiil Engine o No W complaining ol the conduct of their foreman. ?*k?irn hi? independence; limiting tin' Inrmhri a of each conipaiiy, enrluding t-oye. idlou iitk a stipulated sum foi the taking oar* of thr *1 paratua and machinery. nllowiug thefkialKlftimiT a a* 1*1) of gliMO per annum, altering tho number of um rhititu and location. Mr Ubvib um>tinI to alrikr out tho second section, which .l.wtroys the priucinle of electing the Knginrer and Aaaiaunia annually, lie thought the auction amirepuhli.nu. ami mud* i .marks in luTor of power being kept 111 the lunula of till* 1-coplc, anil of frei|IU'Ut elections. Mr W?ao b*kI tlu io waa piwi-r la-It in tho lunula of the on. men ouiioil tu turn out the t'hief K.ngiiiecr it he wile u In.I loan if he were a giant one it would he pro- I |*r to k?e| mnt m. I Mr tta uiii a mil the l hii-l k'.ngiiioer ander the present I mlr la not rha tial lif the department?he ia merely nomiuatad, an.I the t omwum Council run ieject him if they |.|>na anil a|>point ainilkrr Mr. Dstia ould not ace why tho t hief Kngineer luiil Aaaiatania ahoul.l la- aljuvo the reach of Tear I j electiona any uoie than the Mayor or any other officer now elected hy the piwplc. Mi. Br a a tin t thought the half-way prinriplo of election hy the department impru|H-r. hither allow tliu election to t? Anal or make tho appointment absolute in tha han.la of the amnion Council. Mr. AaHMiLD anal, under the moilo pro]H>aed, the Chief Kugimcr could he removed at pleasure. Mr Naaair ssplained tha principle now propoaed, and ahewed tha protection it would afford the flramen in their bring enabled by a nuyority- of rote* at any tinia to call for Hie K.ugineer'a renioraf Hectioa adoptol, 14 to 9The ordinance was paaard upon in cectioi^, and concurred in. In faior of gtanting $40(10 to tha llmcrvoir department. Thr repott at.due that an arrangement waa mrnle with tho Nlanliattau t ompany iaat yum who furnished water at Ira reuta pi r 100 gallone, tu tho emount of $4,000. C'oncnne.1 in Iii furor of impelling Jamaw Mrtiie. of Engine Co. No.1 a>aaulting Mr. Mimmona of Co. No. 1. Mr. Khalcr thought rtAu-lliiig a yuuug man for life from the department In a iW auch aa (hi*, a puniahment hardly conaiau nt with juatir# or our principla* ef good gor r rumen t. He thoimbl eipulauon for an nioutha would Imi mora benefit i*l and ijUito ini'ii enough. I onctirred in. In faror of pa) ing oijm-iimw incurred in the recent election ol thru Aaaiatent Engineer* for the Eire Department, amounting to pit.U Concurred in. In faror of paying John Hillyer $119 for aerricoa aa acting Street luepeetor of the lat Ward to ?th inat After mt Ml aa to the adrauce pert of it. concurred in. la faror of coefiraaing the designation of Mh afreet, helaien U arenue and Tompkina Hijuaru aa Mt. Mark'a flare oiirurrtd la. Mr Wiav eta called to the hair. (irnntl Order fie f)ay adapted f orrectlllg deed of Mr Mandford in purchaae of pivperty corner King and \V#?K tr?,rti In faeor of aadling a gore ol land to Martin kickeu and mother at TllMla lu lafor of laramiig a piece ol land iu the l.'tli Ward to a market gardener. I lir Malui.ajmored to take up Hoc No tin. providing for an alteration in the market law*, hy which perauiia being reaide.ita ol thi? city, rMireita ol tlie I'nited Mtatea. and almre twenty-one yeara of uge, on receiriag a regular lira-nee can a. II in.-at at other place* than the |>tililic marka-ta anal proa i.hng for i ofutiding to the market butcher* the i.remium thay pat.l on UlV on their reatoring I IICI null" in' "J Mr Moll** r?ad Inn* l a.gnnl lb* r*|?>rt a* oaa ?f thn Market luanUne. at erring that hei'l4an williiiglr, bettering ita pnni iplr I* kruttfrl Mr. I. riplattnl. The laaoliitmn a* tb'*i t.ikru up ta artuiBi, an.l elie# kl rr mark fmm *?n tal mem barn Tba pttrn uf a licmik. tint at $lb Tbr ordmaiu a a a* taken up hi m-eti.ui* Al anieti.lfin nt a oBamt ami alnnted, allowing the >aniket lilltfkrr* naa year within wke'k to nlrct whether they would *irr np or krrp thin alalia Mr H? tan wflfml a nwilafcoa pr,.i ,.|ia* thai the mar* i ii. a. i.nL. 'i i[.r.i a --m.- a tor all the laaia*n that might l? aiiMaine.1 I.* tkria in tba change 1hnfaa*iB*ar Mr. kaina. Sir blrtrar. Mr. lianai>ir r. ?mJ atbara, thnnght if tkry cot tmak tkr prrminai thay (an It wax all tha bntrhrr* roil hi in erjntty i*k, without |ra?i.i* a .li?or njn d?r e?. tt.na litigatem Tbcy ill"! not i an*, tar the t ntrhera an 'taUrata a rlaa* of a?in aum a.mill Biakr them oat to l?r ut.r in ilnugar ol rum by allowing meal ta l?anl.l in uthrr plan* tl.au tba market* mm that aant.il a r > 11, a otj l.loptnl I I' -tg' W Woln, *la? fan f u.-*' Hrf IVrwnt-MflnriBgfroinlltr amidm iliniigrof th* wra' .*i li? I .rdial If to liulji f ill? lot low lag tairnif hi tin ll.utolag iimniiii U?. 'I H lii.inr it prrWt li-alth tng.itn mf nffiff; not if i.l i! n .iigr in :bo wr*tli-i I nrt'ectml Inking in? o?#>r-H?*t, t'Werai* earning 1 i? tn IJlav l? -in'iiiv .ll-nrd m il' ?rr ?b?if affirm *nml tferu II Stm York, At*d J*. IMJ _ in... in i I ri.ia *a!i.i* i mill iii! k iii -a* trili- of Indian*, r *.?'.m of bin rliali ami i*n lira> a. were *1 *M l-?iMn It ^W*k*W I thru w.y lo Wa*tiia|?o* j Sm|mtvt to hi* l?l> a|>i??e? U> realm- the liomelv adag. If ilir will, ilr will, \,w. aui Jri'iet out. If ?lir won't. .lie Won't?*, ilici* an eud moved the Court. It* |*-ntioi. for a writ ol heheee roryee requiring Thorn** K. M orcein (fathri ol Sir* Itariy ao.l with wliom heraelf wild hei little girl liae 10 |.imlwretition, that Harrah) hut hm wifi -aught III up in In I iru.. ?iwl carried ln-r to uii upper rnon. altar tlnrh .in place I kn elf on the itaira, and, although he ph-a.'I,aid nail .win i her that hia intentiona a nr.- ul the U-at kiud.abri.oaml to allow hifn again to a.* h?i tie retui nr. I to ka how in Liverpool, N. 8. In Man-It. ho came again u. New York, bringing their other rhikt whh hiat anil wnWr to her, through a friend, for an interview. Bha rrpli.-d thai kite would grant auch, hut it muat l.e in prtMiwr of hri kiater. Thu he rctum-d, and again wrote her Mating thai khr roilld not he allowed to ?ee her other rhihl till a mi vate intervle a hail been alforded. To thia no anawer lia I heen returned, finding every effort in vain to get hia wife again to joiu him, or to give hint tha rara and rue tody of hia child, ha tnakea tbn prou-nt application fan a writ of haheaa rorpua. fcc. The I bief Jaatira- atala>d thai hia petition would he eoliaidered and an rarl\ deriaiun given. Argument una then heard in a iMpudati-l not. cane, after which the Court ai|jotirned. lira-lilt Court niial Court of Oyer and Terminer. The May term of tliia Court commenced yeater.hi) 1 tore Judge Kent ami Aid. Bali* mul Matin 1,1 The name* oljtiiaud Juror* were called. Judge Kent stated that a sufficient numliel hud not answeied. A (fraud Jury hail alto been summoned to day for thet ourt of Sessions, which obi iatod the neciniity each, and six of the petit juror* a like turn for non attendance. The calendar comprise* Ilia follow ing case*, via arson, 1 forgery 3 burglary, 6 grand larceny 6; assanlt and buttery with iateut to kill, 1 total new caaca, 16; pre riously indicted, 16 previously convicted, wautii>K for sentence, i witness. I bastardy, 1 abandoning family, 2; total d and now, 36. Tr ial for Srlliug Policiti.?Hiram Marsh, one of the dealers in lottery policies, *M tried on an iudictment for a misdemeanor, in violating the law* of the State, in aelling |K>licie* of insnraiirn on the nombera drawn in a Now Jersey lottery. A colored man, named George Stanford, was called l>\ the prosecution, lie testified that on the ninth of March lie purchased a policy for eight cent* at tile otlice of Marsh, ou which were the numbers 3 and 1, the conditions of which were, that if No. 8 was the tirst drawn number, Stanford should be entitled to $6. The drawing selected was the State of New Jersey Lottery for the Society for establishing useful manufactures," and was to he drawn at Jersey- City on the afternoon of the day he purchased the poller. II* further stated that u man liiul endeavored to urge^iim to accept $40 to settle the case, and that he hail formerly been employed as an out door agent for Marsh, and that Marsh took the policy book Irotn hint because he had been hit" on three numbers in the Providence lottery to the tune of $40 on one, $26 on another, and tifteen shillings on another. He was concluding to slate that Marsh had altered oun of the figure* ou the IkhiW that had Iweu hit," when the counsel for Marsh, who was cross-examining witnesses, told him he need not proceed any farther. The defence culled a boy to the. stand named Benjamin Van Riper, who hail lwen iu the employ of Marsh. He stated that the policy iu question was sold to a man named Denuis, and that it was not sold for the interest and )>enetlt of Marsh. He also stated that Stanford agreed not to appear agaiast Marsh if he would give him $3. which he refused to ilo, but witness give him tlir amount when Stanford ton- up the aupa-un tlitit liMil l>een sent to hini to appear an a wituefc*. Patrick Kelly was alio callnJ, who slated that he heard Stanford lay that he did uot buy the policy from Marah. Van Wiper ?u railed again, und stated that Murali had given up the bmineaa on the let of March laat, and had not been engaged in it aince. John luveriiraa, a COlored man. who appeared to be a sort of mediator between Marah and (Stanford, was called, aud atated that Sanford told him ho had purchased the ticket trom a man in the street. lie also stated that he celled u|m>u Marsh, and he refused to give (Stanford one cent. Van llipar also testified that Stanford offered to mire him half of a hit" for $10, if he would alter a figure on his liook to correspond with the tirat drawn number of a certain lottery. The prosecution culled Htanlbrd again, when he testified that Inverness offcied to get $40 from Marsh to settle the aftuir if he would give him half of it. lie also stated lliifi Marah told a man to tell the Imit to giro him $H, as he conld not do it for fear of iaiplieating liimaelf. Timotiiv B. Loar.a w na culled by defence, aud atali-d that ha would uot bcliete Htanlord under oath. Nathan G. Burgees also testified that Stanford would cheat lottery policy dealers if he hail a rhauce, and therefore he would not believe him under oath aud also that he would pigeon" if he could, nad alter nuuihers on the policies *o us to take advantage of those w ho aobl to him. Marah was defended by Joint* H. Phillips, Ktip, nnd acting District Attorney Shuler auinmrd up the cate in a short aud pcrtineut speech. Thejary were ubsout for aevetal hours, nud finally returnod a verdict of not guilty. CoNrt Calender?Tills Day. Court of Common Pleas.?Part 1?No?. lbd. 41. 19. S6. 06. 00, ?t. Put A?Xo?. M, i3, 11, 10, SO. 138, 160. Circuit Count.?Noi. 1, 33 to SO, S*. 00, 41, 40, 43. Chatham Thratrk.?The new vaudevilles produced lafet evening, met with the greutest success. The light, agreeable atvle of the pieces, the care and expense with which they Lava been got up, accompanied by the favor with which Mr. rteott was received as Erasmus Bookworm, which by th? by, is a new line of oharacter for that sterling actor, cliche I the warmest applause. Scott was called out at the clow of the piece, and made a neat and appropritte address. This eveniug an entire new vaudeville written expressly for the Chatham, and entitled Courtship, is to be brought out, with other |>opular entertainments JmxiK Hincksos.?'This individual has lieen lined ten dollars and cost for an assault on the editor of the Chnlou Republican. Petersburg. [t'iirrw.|M>uilrnfe of the Herald.] 1'ktkrsih rd, Vr., April27, HM2. Early Si>rnte with its, which are inudvance o| the usual time fully three weeks, and indeed the whole face of nature looks more like the latter part of May than April; and amid the bright and green of Spring, one might exclaim l,ung live thin arena, etarnal ita duration. And oh* my n ihe like ot which |>erhn|N it never w ill look again Two four in lie race*?the one a horse rat e, and the otfccr n |M>liuc?l one Kohhy Kolling, whig, and Tommy Wallace, democrat, are desirous of representing this town, in eonaetiuence of who h, lo-inorrow wdl l>en day ot Inn, frolic, fightin* and looh?hneT I.M Ki.LKiKNCK SWTIIKtN&\IKSTERN MAILS. WMhlN|l?N, |t lti..n ha- I In* breach betwern :he Clay wlugu ui Ongrr*. tun I'rr.iJ'iil T*ler l?cu an wide at (lie wil Inn li u? a golf, I>roail, drap, and iai,?ant>k \nt enU ban he nothing u? lu>iie from (tie wln?- ponv, but he ia ordain lo encounter mrir niiHv, Mini timet unrelenting opposition Sotii ol hf dwiniMriliui, however imtrtottr, uu uirwurr, however correct in principle, however popu ar wiih th?- people uecrnaary (o liw country, will rrcriw (lieir approbation or support. Their u i? alike illiberal, unfair, and indiscriminate Tliry imul tin- character of the I'rutiident wiilioui justification or cause of any sort? they ii)i*rcprr?-at his conduct?they garble and distort lna corri'^iuiidi'irr, miiiI then charge him Willi perfidy Itrraum- In* relusr* lo appoint III" furnn?*a to uAici! It la linn* for the friend* ol the admiaiatraiion to a|a*ak out loildlv and |4anily There can lie no I greater folly than to entertain th* idea of rally nut I any considerable portion of the whig party to ita kuiumih. Those who un- not for tin* administration ur?* against it Yott can no morp concur in the movement of the wing party, or mataiu it* preaenl orgunixation, or promote its immediate or ultrrior purposes, and be a friend of the adiiiiinatratioii, than you can at the Mine time aerve God and mammon. The proteaued whig pattern, which are playing fast and looae lietwpeii the two, and giving a timid, useless, and venal suigioil tor thn aake of the government itatronage. are enemies in disguise, and only waiting the proper time to display their real colors. Meiwurea desired by the people, and demanded hy the exigencies of the countrv. will be roiccled or po?t|K>netl by tin- whig* in 'ongieas under the apprehension that the administration might derive credit or advantage from them. There ia neither purpose or thought of adopting the exchequer, or eotnhlishing any other scheme of finance. Tne currency question is to lie kept open in the deluave hope that a Natiomil Hank will eventually bepo[Hilar, and they run carry t ien. rVott, not Mr. (.'my, into the Presidential chair on that hobby. Mr. Clay has been nominated, to hi- sure, hut the object iuto have a Hag afloat, and to take advantage of the prevent machinery and organisation of tlin wide party. He will It.* thrust aside on grounds of expediency an ha was hi 1H39, und fteolt will he the candidate. The course adopted hv the Ilouae committee on Public Expenditures in obtaining ixswritsioii of (iov. Poindexlcr'a report, has excited Yerv gfueralaiuinadvcrsion here. A full history of the affair, embracing all the intrigues and sinister iiraniupmrient indispensable to the accomplishment of w> shabby a trick, will he given hereafter. It will then lie seen, that the confine! of the President has beau most honorable, discreet, and patriotic, throupiout. lie has neither sought nor desired concealment or sunpression of any sort, lie was anxious only to do his duty in the premises, to protect his subordinates from malignant conibinations, mid to assert and vindicate the rights and dignity of the executive department of the government. The object of the ("lay men in Congress, acting through tlie Committee 011 Public Expenditures, was two foltl?first, to embarrass the President; and second, to give #ale? and Seaton a profitable ich of printing to the exclusion of Allen or the MadiiMiuinn. In the latter they will succeed, hut it remains to he seen whether they will not disgrace themselves rather than injure the Executive. hi the present aspect of the affair, the roudtict of Gov. Poindexter is highly yeiiem able. IVrhap* it is susceptible of explanation, and we hope he may he able to exculpate himnolf. But whut in liw app?i>rmice now Tie whs designated by the Kxe? utivr, under authority of a law of Coiigranjs to perform a specific duty. He is an executive officer, appointed by the Executive,?res)?onsil>le to the Executive, mid to no other branch of the overuiueut. Conj;rest has no control over liim?no it^it to interfere with his duties,?110 concern with lus reort until it lmd been coimidered by the Executive iumI sent by him to the legislative branch. Hut a Committee of the Ilousc, with indecent haetc?if the thing could liuve been proper at any time?jieforr the 1'reeideut hud had an opportunity to examine it, snrreptitiourfy got potMceHioii of the r?|s?rt, and smuggled it into die House aa one of their own. It was a grow violation of official decorum on the part of the Committee? a palpable breach of propriety?a disregard of the courtehy which should he observed in all Uitrfcourwr between different branches of the (iovernment. On the part of Gov. I'oindexter, there seems to have been n waut of pro|?r respect to die Executive, from whom he derived liia authority. What obligation rested ti|>on hint to deliver his report upon the summons of dio Committer 1 It is a precedent full of liernicioua consequence*. Submit* a Committee of t.'oiigress should take it into their heads that there might he tound iu the proceedings of a Court! Martial, or the ondenrr connected with it, something capable of being used for political purposes and call upon the Judge Advocate for thn rccoru while the Court was sitting, would thn call be complied with J Hut an there is to he a full hiatory of thia nutter hereafter, enough for the present. Cord Ashburton gave a dinner to a large number of distinguished gentlemen on Friday evening. Ilia hospitality is ticli mid elegant, without being showy or ostentations. You will have a short discount on pipe-laying sad pipe-layers in h day or two. Baltimore. [Corrcnimii'leiKe of lb* llarsld.] Uai.timoks, May 2d, 1*12 Ma. Editor:? It was pleasing to witnem yesterday moruUB the inua tuiu iHhut-s returning troui iii? country, wMrr they hail been Maying,' each with a beautiful bouquet or son i* little trophy of their rural exeuraion. Those who were morally inclined have aubatituted thin morning to indulge in the titne-houored contom.

To-day a general reaamption takea |4ae*by the bank* of thin State. There in not the nlighlaaC poanihlenhndow of excitement,or disposition manifested to create one. The amount of circulation at present hy the hanks of Baltimore, dooi not exce?d*tM,00Q, which they could ineet with eaao at any time. Hailroad orders are fast retiring. About fHU.OOU of them have heen funded for cite atock, which ia in good demand mrain at 7ll. The ntock marker generally hun improved. Thin it certainly aa argument iu favor of our hunks, for if the community had not great confidence in them, tlioy woald aot he willing to pay an advance, eaperially ao near the time of resumption. I Hplaiii Levy, who wan recently tried Md dismissed the Navy, han lieen ordered to have a new trial before the present Contt Martial, previous in itn adjournment. The very handsome donation of #181 BJ 1-2 cents was collected hy the ntndmta of St. Mary's College, and rent to Inn honor the Mavur, oa Saturday, to lie appropriated to the sufferers bythc Medorm. The ceremony of laying the corner atone of a new Catholic church, called St. John's, waa performed yentenlay afternoon, in presence of a very large concourse of people. Thin ia the aecond cVrcinnnv nl th/? Lnul tve li:iv liuii wilKin dnys, both by the Catholics. Two romiuinies of the 17. S. Artillery, numbering 150 men, arrived here from t >1(1 Point Comfort on Saiurday evening, in the reotya, and dejMUtrd Inst evi'iiinr for New York, to tie in readiness, provided their services are wanted in Nhode Island.? I liey will jMMfeibly Im- m your city before this reaches you. 'I lie nihil w hu h previously left this rity on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock, does not leave bow until 7 oVlort lias not yet received tho Executive man (Into ordering off the heads of about thirty of the incumbent* in office under him, he is wall aware tlnit such mi order if mnde out, nnd tha nainea of an equal number already selected to fill their places. 1 am informed too by one who is intimately ronnee ted w ith the Clay interest in this city, that the col |en Saturday, four clerks went out o-M mum i ?I*.rt here between thrne office hnldero nod office I hunter*. We have had here taut night and to-dagr J*e?f fl 1

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steadr rain aln.nt em.null to check the major jm.i 01 all out-door operations. In stock* a very light l)umiif'movement of trooj*. FjtuM Yucatan.?The payers by the Lichfield from Yucatan only reached tin last night. The young little nation appears to lie advancing in domestic industry, and in confidence of independence. The |>eo|>le generally are determined to follow the example of Texas, and resist Mexico and Santa Anna to the hilt. The whole militia force of the 1'cninHular are lieiag organized and put in the best pomihle state for any emergency. Kaon Flobida.?The Savannah Georgian" has received and published the following from the troops in Florida The troopu in the field, coimnuuded by Colonel Worth, in person, after some efforts, suceiieded on tbelVtfi, in bringing the enemy under llnleck Tus-te-nuggee to action in the hummocks, nenr the i w;u. so-, i it tbe enemy precipitately fled their rout was complete ell their DaggAge and food were token the enemy's !o? was one killed, and two wounded, and one prisoner; our low. one private killed ana tbree wounded. It is enia that the Indiana fought with the moat determined courage, and only gave ground at the point of the bayonet. Lieut. Arnold, 'iddraynons, charged the enemy's line with only four men, one of them was killed and two wounded. Colonel Worth wna within twenty feet of tbe soldier killed." Tim Whka# Crop.?It ia thought that 8,000,00(1 hunbels will be raised thin season in Michigan. Kmikrant* for Liberia.?A company of giants, eighty-five in number, arrived here IhsI evening iu the steamboat from Richmond, to take passage in ship Manpoges, which has been ehurtcrcd hy tbe Colon i as lion Society, to take tlieiu out to Liberia. This is the same company of emigrants alluded to in the communication of the Society's Agent, published in the Herald of Wednesday.? They were formerly the property of s gentleman of Teuueawe, who has lutely freed them?after giving tbena such instructions as have fitted them for becoming good citizens.?Sorfnlh pit per, April 2u. armititxenirn my thh PxKsmuvr.?William II. II. Seott, Register of the Land OHice at L)u Huoue, Iowa, vice Henry Harrison, resigned OotetJ*.? John II. Prebles, of Pennsylvania, for Camneche, in Mexico, in (he place of Peter A. (.lames, resigned. O. S. Mome, of Virginia, for the port of St. John's in Porto Hieo, iu the place of John O. Ilradfiird, resigned. Joseph W. llale, of MasHnchusetlt for the Island of JSt. Thomas. Ijtnd OJfiirrt. wvstt J. Draghn, Keeeivpr at Augusta, Mi., vice Williaia G. Crawley, resigned. .Inine* C. Sloo, Register at Shawnetown, III., re-appoiuted. Bankrupt Ll?t. WOUTBBRN DISTRICT OS" NBW YOYK. David Ingeraoll Hunter, Green co., May 31. Yen!- Lawrence, merchant, May 31. RAughatu Cock, June 14. tidmeod f. Clay, clerk. New Turk, (late ot the firm of thruClap,ami Butler. Clap k Co., May 31. K^lwanJ Bullne, physician. Brooklyn, (one of the latu Ira ef Mauran k Bullui) June 80. Kbnldou Woedruf, lumber merehant, New York, May 31. John If. Oardusr, New York, (one of the late Arm of Gardner k Packer, late keeper* of the City Hotel, N. T.) June 0John Smith Conger, clork, ot Montgomery, Orange co., (one of the late firm of Trimble k Conger, and J. H. ft A- Conger, ef mid Tillage,) June 'J. gf> CHATHAM THHATKK. Thi* theat. e. laat evening, wm, aafe expected it would here been, filled to ovengewinA wotwithatanding it wai moving day, and the rata aame Jew* incessant. The production ef 'the Vaudevilles peeved highly avtcceeeftil?indeed they could not be 0tki.il e lee, frem the mag nMcent and eipemiive manner in whioh thay ara pro,lured. J. R. Scott appear* tonight in the drama of ttelderon, and alao in the Two I'ruak, and the Taudeville of Opon Ho dm i* repeated. ft?- AMERICAN MUHR1TM.-Notwithstanding the raja yaaterday, tha Oip?y Girl'e levee wm well attended threaghont the day, and a full audience wm prevent la et night i* ieumh et Winrheir* comic humour*, m diantayed iahi* pacuOarly unique play of Old and Young Nick, and kl* Yankm character, in wliich he ha* no equal in America. Tha Inpjag of Itoaalie, the dancing of Culeete, and the experiment* in Animal Magnet urn by Barnitm, drew forth grmCIMtMM. The attraction* for thia week ar, u a usually rich. Vi?it the Mit*eum in the day time and coaault tha mvaterioua Oimv Girl, and return tree of charge ia the evening and wltnron the performances. mm- ah essential article kor the toiuIt?Oonrand'e Ran da Beaut* ia decidedly the boat article the hind at?r offered to thn public, and richly merit* greet tnrctm it ha? act with. It quickly and .ffhetaally rather** all thaaa freckle* and rrnptinm which i will aeeaffaoally appear upon the foireat and ninontheal *kia. la aeAaaiug and aoothing qualitioa apeedily reataea the laiamraaUo.i and rontMumt irritation of chap1*8 handeand lipa. f if ntleoieu will And the Eau do Bewute aa admirable waeh far tha for* alter altering, ae it directly imdotm tha diangreenbl* (marling eeuaatiiui which fre^aeatly foliawi that troubleaoiue but necrtiary oj? ratioa.?Bedew tfnrlt Meat Te be hafoat tha anginal affce, 47 Walker atreef, on* doer from Broadway, $1 per bottle, mid at 047 Brondw?f if- tnr READER* oe oi'r paper, AND THAT nloaarae lactates every body, are hereby informed, that if any ef them, ia roneeqtienr* of pi(?ieure to the weather \Mtarhar, hare contracted a cold or are afflicted with a eeagh, that a has af thrruian'e Loxt-uge* will r. -more it immedMlely -in additiou to which they will hare the pleii nra of aatiue them The Dr.'e offer i* at ItM Nou i at. Agents- Rending. Boston; Htirgim* Ptnl* lelphia, Rred, BahMeere; Print Taylor, weeb ingtou i ity. Phwali Kaehangr. aiagii?. at PineN. corner of Pie# and nawmn BtrrcU City Itaa|smtrli Moat, 48 Wu LIU Si em r. Palecird ov*i?.a.?-Latter* deposited liefma half-put it, half-peet t?, end half-paw 1 ahlaelt, will lw (eut out (or tlelirary a? a, i, aari 4 o'clock. Barnes Or rn u Lattera dapoattml More 7.11. and o'rioaK, will ror italitery at 1? I, ami 4 n cl.*;k ALHX. SI UKKIti, Ag.ait. Nhort k w u. *,f- TO THK AkN.lt TKI> It HniIWM unr?| thqjl tha rbnuwatieBi rannnt ha cm. I l>? aalrrnal applicatioaa Thia May trim MMlMM; M it ia coi Unify Irita that lh? illatraaainf complaint rannot be rrarhnl hy mlei-aal reMwtiea, earei* hj their lone ami c..i,?uu( uac, I,I which, parhapa, at tha tame lime th? a? We a. koimn (MHiUf d?r?ii(ftl ilebilitaU-.l aid itaMrayaJ. Kim war* But khia tha raaa. bow ahall tha great Amrrm ot th? arfViiir ha allaataUri. whila aa Ita ufch ara powarfal ami imainliaia l.rt tkuw alflictol try kbwtaaca, a?4 thrr tanat ha coariacnt. all 1 HA K.I. HRWKk M P. Naaca two Bowa ^jwtwaar, t?i> lartia Viattiati Rtiin, tl'tlt row mrii Arra? rmat. Thit aril-| la ia atoat truly iiamr l, at it penetrate* to rrary inrre ami ainrw of the prrarni naing it Iir. lit wea it tb /e.l nml Ul.^n m.?ul It.. .Ill III....I 1... Bro*tw?7, to luarrt the lol?-.wiiij{ ??il hnomn i-MM to obtain the coufcletiru of the public for tb mnrn |k? J, ,th ib.ariuilUni anil routmrtion oftli. rM I- P bjr the crttnj>? of the holers, hirlj llhenlbwl in n? m?? is mi. Alter try in* many remedies in vaiu. I hai e Ion ml ifliet?lih.l tliacsrda ol my lc|$? relaxed?the awulliuga n-dttce.1 -ami am greatly benefitted by the u?e of one Inittle of Hrwea'Nerve ami Bone Liaimeut, u?c?l eaternailv and one bottle of Indian V egetalile IRUxir, uaed in terii'aiiy at the same lime. 1 can now \i aJV with eaaeiu laxilioni that I could not a vnek ago endure at all. JAM. O. HKVNOLD8. 141 'hriatie atreet. corner of Belauct-y atreot." Ki t aaoHiiiaeHV I'm. W i.bks. May H, l?7. Dkin Hia?An article rolled Dr. Uewiw' Nut re and Bone l.iuiim-nt, canto to my know ledgeutiont two montlia aince. thivugh our friend Mr. ainpls-ll, and I procured a bottle, and had uaed it fur atiout a week without any Biatrial change, until one morning I found myieit under the exorciau of Tory uncommon leelinga, imagining that could I ho helped tip I could aland and walk. I requested my family to aid me, bat they were unwilling 1 should truat myaell on my feet, not having lor the laat fourteen and a half year* ever even uiadc the attempt to ataud; but my confidence waa no great that they contented to aa?iat e from my bed. 1 lotted I could uae my leg* with apparent fwae, but could not liear my weight on my feet With ati|>|iort. however, I could place one (hot liefore the other with a facility that aatoniahed me and all around me. They led me twice acrota the room, I aai down with feelinga of happineaa that I never liefore eaja-rienced, the idea thai I waa once again to la- restored to the world ran through my frame like an olectric ahock. My family aurrounded me ill teara of joy, ami the excitement ao Completely overcome me that I fainted. The aamo day I walked three time* acroaa the floor, again iM-ariug u little wfiirtit ro ?u-k tin mv f.ft 1 ilteii uaed crutches for it few day*, whru mjr atrrngtU had become ao far re-calahlulledthat 1 could Croat the dour without the leant aid? My adr anceraent from till* time lew been a I moat incredible. I ran wa' twif lundn-d yanla and hark with eubo, and my cbiklr n, (the bed-rid are often Ideated, like mo, with near u doaen) lntve l?ui aoorerjoyed that lliey could acarcelr eat or deep, ami Mr*. l omiaf areiiia to feel half a ix*ore of yeara younger hi raclf- You will recollect how mncli Iwiit together I w an when you were ln?t here. I ham cutircly orcrrome thia. If I looked u* odd ua I felt when I lagan to walk. I would hare been gated at in aa. touiahment. I hate aeen many of my old aequaintuucua, aoinc of vehoin did not know me at all, und other* would ararcely believe their aeuaca. and would hardlr harelieen more aatouinhud though one had riaru fioin iIim ileml. I hnro now every confidence that I am a well inun. 1 think this article ia the moat extraordinary of any I ever heard of, and if it ia not eitcnairely mode known to the public, I think Ute proprietor* are Very rulpabln. If you know the peraona in New York aelliug it, you had la tter allow them thia letter, and let them refer to you, or puhliah thia if you think it would aid the diatriwacd. flemeinher me to your family. Youra, rery truly, 11 HAN CORNING. MYSTERIOUS.?A gentleman ladonging^Uil one of the moat ancient anil Wculthy lamilieaul thia city, who muat lie well known to numeroua friemta, baring *nic? the year lslHup to recently, lieeu html marly double, and loi aereral y aara confined to hia bed. haa liaeu restored to good health?haa regained hia natural erect poailiuti and haa quitted hia carriage, and now walka with earn; We hellere thia ia the gentleman** ox n description aa near aa poaaitdc, ami there ia no exaggeration in it. W'r will giro inriuirera hia luldreaa, and donht not hia humane feeling* will excuae the liberty ao that any one doubting may know theae facta-though he requcata hi* name may not appear in print. Among other ainular inntaucM. Mr. Jaa. (I. Reynold*, 144 I hriatie atreet haa been rcatored und will gira paraonul aaaurancra of the facta of hia Roth were rheumatiam, and contracted cord* and ainow a. How hus thi* been done 1 Anawer?By the Indian Vegetable Klixir luteinully, and llewee' Nerve and Rone l.iuinicut externally MONKY MAKKKT. Monday, May i|?ft P. M. The sulea in tin- atoch market littn In-cu aiuall to-day. Tlni dunblc influence of quarter d*y mi l inclement in* tit it have had an uularoiablu elfect. Iii'tiana bond* fall 1. Illinoii tl'i j; Long Inland J, Muliatrk I, Htonfngtou I) Harlem}; Delaware and Hudnon toae J; Rale* of lull* on (-liarlcaton, 1 j |mt cent. It ia stated there ia in addition to thr Mm'k advert iaaal by the Comptroller, lltW 9400,(100 of State utoek pledged for the rodemption of tin* bill* of thoao broken bunk*, of tin* atoppago of which tho Comptroller Ini* received no legal no tier. The nanouat of tlm United State* loponiti- fund in thia State ia ft4.0uR.S79. Thn Comptroller hn* called in J6 per ceut of thia. or 91,107,000 to tie paid in June |H4'1 or if paid iu October IH42. onc-flfih or 99.73.0M only ia railed ill to meet the debt* contracted of liounat citiaena by the late adminiatratioii, and left unpaid. The canal breach at Little Kali* on K relay, between the guard lock*, wa* promptly ropaircd witlioiil interrupting the navigation. A weatern paper on the line of the K.rie lLiilroad, in copying our notira ot the aaaignment of that conipunv. rcmarkaaa to I loir*:? Mtly on the line of the road have furniahed material* mil provision* to the contractor*, to some ol whom large amouat* are yet due from the company, and whoar account* of course are considerably below par, but aa the road willaoou come into poaanaaiou ol tho Slate, it will Im the mean* of breaking up-the corporation, wlio deaigned to get till- ro:ul built at the e*|?-n*c of tin- State, wliile lliev control the took." The contruetora along the road, it ia understood, had due notice oftho intention of the Government to m ttkr an aaugnmeut, and they very generally male assignments themselves fttr "prudential remains," a* the Wall atreet hnvi it; that is, whan ail holiest cre.litoi, having waited >u vain for liia pay. ia obliged to grt judgment, the company, with the State money in ita till, assigns ovcrr thing to aroid execution. Stromis or ia Act uitanaa Oirna Powers to the Bare of Kkxti'cbt. Bee. 1, provide* that the hunk may art apart ita earnings over 6 per cent per auitum up to Jan. 1K4-J and alter, alao suma recovered from the Schuylkill Bank, aa a fund to corer any loaa that may grow out of orer issues ofatock. The fund may be invested in the ahuroa of th? bank at the market price. Shc. 'J, provides that share* ao purchnaed mat lie exchanged for any of fhe o?er iaaue certificates The hank ia also to Iihto power to eulurge the capital atock, not necediiig $1,000,000, and recognise auy of the over iaauea or ccrtilicutia in the liumla of innocent purchaaera without notice to a:i equal amount. Sue. 8. The preaident and directors ara to prcarrilie the proof which they will require that any eluimant ia an innocent purchnaer. and make the aaiue known to the partial interested. No claim to be act aside by the decision of the preaident and directors. Arc. 4. A dividend not exceeding 6 )er cent to l? made in January mid July of euch yeui among the recognised shareholders. New transfer book to lx- opened at I.mtiaTille, ami all recognised atock to lx> transferred on it. The preaidnnt and director* muy purehaae n? rnuny shares a* will reluce the capital stock to $3,700,000, exclusive of the State aubacription of fl.onn.ooo. HrrrtKErariL.?Not more thuu $40 per share to lx pm.l lor (lock purchased unless Ionr-tiltlia or tlio directors, including *11 the State directors, shall consent. Tha hank officers met and p >Mrl resolutions to curry out thu law. In relation to recognising the slock, the following ir Ikom a positive refusal ou the part of such agent or broker to make the affidavits, the facts ahall la-stated in the affidavit reonirrd of the holder. Throe aflutavitt shall be signed and sworn to by the persons making them, befors the mayor of an me city or before some notary public or judge nlllce, certify that he know* tlto pcrann making thn aftida. ril. and *aw him ?ign tbr *nmn in hi* presence, ami shall in-com puny the application with tui assignment of the per. tide ate Bunk of Kentucky to all the right* of the holder agninit the HchitTlkill Bank ami athcr*. on account of nrli on I**nr, embracing nUo uu authority to thn name of 'hn hoMerin *11 or nay mite deemed prn|?er to enform the liability of the Brhuylkill Bank *na salstHutel fir the compromise their interest would he ni/irel Thu committee of which Mr. Haltoo*tall i? thh ha* therefore pro|Hwe I a much higher duty than i*e4?#rs on (orcigu eoal. The duty on foreign ronl in 1*10 waifl 40 per U>n; hy the act* of li*J4, lH. TH, Jkltidper ton. Thn committee now |>rop?*s I .till per ton. Simnlta..OI* With ||,I? aiiirHinenl here, the gar.mini ul id (irial Britain hare imp wed w I'ljmrt of 4s., or t*l cent* |a*r ton nu sll coal in Hritwh bottom*. Thia is restoring adniy that wa* aladi.lied in |h-m when n*r rotnpromUe tariff ?"nOlt Ml III.' f.HI tr?.lo..r S'rw I *?tlr. Knfflan.1. inr.- IHIWt y rntn tin- I.minimic ?f tha oratory .Kin n totkr *t |i|?, tfcM .tnlJ-on rmln hjr DrHmli to nil f?T.i?n |.lnr?* tnnrrt* thr rnit.il Mtnt> a of Ani. rt. ti), ?m 41 J? r rhal Iron or Hi. *1. |trr ton, rm Inrfcn coal*, ami m |n r rli iMt.tn, "i 3.1. prr ton on imall ronli. Krom th.Mh ..I Jnlf, M'1, to tho lit of Mnrrh, I Hilt, tho .Intv wn? IT* |h-i rlinWIton, or fcl jwi Ion on luff? coal, nnhom no I'oai ot N?:wei?ri.r I ?i to i lit l)i rt n a i >.n my II KIT la II V i an I v on 1 *ai> autLL t'oti.a. 4 V rwi- Tout Hipoitrd. Duly en /airgr. Small, .tfrerugr. I lam IN itiol laoo ws.Tiiil IK 11 47,1*11 IU. I.I 2*. 3d. St. 3tail inn; lifi.iOj i?iB J iuai ns.imij nr/a in ?i J St. Sd. It. Hal. 4t. ol?a. 1Mb l?.. .No, S lan ibi ,*17 J l?? 1117,1JI 3a. til. J*, ml. 11.1 1*31 *3t.7ff.lS 1K.14 2M.JU) III* \34.l7i N. nr. Sonr. None. 1 mi fin,#47 N I)urill# lla* ?r*i? 11*7?II,iIm> rtporfr ..nil tVfragrd ahont SB.i*M l..ii* per fear, in e. !.>*.,um.> ..f il.r n.irmippo'ia of war Thrr.wwrl.i Hl lint liior, a W.I.-lnt> of ahull per crut. adililioutl. We final that from IH04 to I Mb, a |ieriod of twentyw>nn yean, the export! did not iucrcaie a ample ton; ami that from 1| to ltU4, when the dnlr did not average mole tlinn Ja. -ad. per ton, they only iuere.iaed from lol,'M7 ton:. to 730,34*. or at un average rate of eight per cent per all- j num wl^lat fruni ls'll to IN4I, w hen there w aa no duty they inrrrne I from .'141,343 to 74(1,947 tons, or at an aterage rate of allot e thirty percent pci annum. Thin give* the movement in ctuil in tlrent Britain. We i limy now tum In Ibn nut.- ol nil in. in 'hi* country Ac- Cording to the ccuim there nan mine J in 1*10 Anthracite coal, loua MB,4n!l Uitumiuoui, l,u:t4.'j:tn i Total, $1,nB7,TIB The imjiorta ol coal for four year* have liccti us fnllowa Inroar or I'oal into tun Unh id Htav i nm. iHta. ur.w. lino Kmc laud, ton*, IK.IU t7,IWI (41,211 HI,2*1 Scm land. 2.IJ0 2.1JI 4,120 7,IW( Uritidi N. A. colonic*, 1112,OKI 11,777 111,10b 70,171 I lilirr countries, 2,i7u l ,370 l,7i;u 2,hoi Total tour, U'l,nu> ,7BI 187,22* Mere in an avcrogc of lea* than 10 per cent of the production of coal imported at a acaaou when no export duty on coul in Britiah bottoms existed. Wc hurc aoou altOYc i hoar great an inflatory tint removal of that duty had in i inn casing th? export front (Irani Britain, and that the ro imputation of that duly will not prova sufficient protection to our own minora w ithout the $l (>0 i>or ton pro|toMsl. It ia time for them to atop mining. The British ex|>ort duty odtlad ta tha laopooed imi>ort duty here, w ill amoiiut to M 70 per ton. Naltw at tl?c Stock Kiclinii|(f, $200* N. orlt bV 1802, M'u (41 Mohawk Cl'4 JjtM) OHiotl'n, lauu, t.ll.l Ml 2.7 llu -Ml 18h ltl.OOtl Illinois Bund* lb M do -Ml 4a tiKIO Indian* Band* tlhvv !7Vi IINI Hot'in Kit lento do l'i\ M do III lotto do His 3t) Ho 2% *4Mi do lt\a To do hflivtr tu 27 Am K.v Bank .78', Km do *:io *4 do .78 200 Loup l-Uml HH IIm ails 7a Bk of maud. I he sales are 400 lie rem at a 43.73 per liml'ia Sugars -Tha market hiss been dmnp. nig tlii? week. and although the stili* hare been large, pi iI'ri have loat a large part of what they gained tan weeks before. 'I he sales reach IdOOlihds I'ortofRico at 1 a .t cla; son New Orleans at 3 a 4} mils It,, 140 8t. Croix at it, Snnto brown Iliu/il at 4) a i.uinl 400 laivrs hrowu llarnua at 3 n U cents, foreign Market*. Ilium, April-jo. Heel, 0 a $7; Butter, American yel. low. flat; Cheese, American, Oafl; Flour, I'llil. and tfalb 14 a IA; New Or lean*, 14 a 14 4; llama, Amcr. Kail and New Orleans, 0 a 8; Herrings, smoked, box 3 u 3; Lard, 7 It 0; (Ininna. 4; fork, rargo eastern, meoa and New Orleuiia. Iilil. 10a $19; lliec, 4 4a4 II: Henna, white, per inn Ilia, tf a *0j, Codoa, 1st quality. 8 a 4; 9d, 0 n 7 4; 3d. 3 4a6 9; triage,4a 4; Honey, I rl; Molaaitca, 111; Sugura, assorted, hull white and haif brown, 4 4} a 8 bj: Sugars, SB 46 Ktchange on London,Salt prem; New York, par a I percent diaconut; Boston, I a Ij do, Now Orleans, 4 a A do. Frwghts?To Croat Britain ?i 4 a 3; France 84 a 001'; Unittal States la HI Mr hoi Sugar 3 a *3' per hlni Molasses; 4 a 4 rials |>er bag I olfee. Married. Oil Thursday, JSth April, in the South Dutch Church, hy Rev. ThomaaJMcAwlor, I). 0., Mr. Joskpiv Hour., of Herkimer, N. Y. to Mi*a J?edin?i of the lilola-. She wu tin eldest daughter ol Air Jnhu Jones of Harleigh Castle, Merionethshire North Wales and ii aided for some lime in New York l.nteal Atltlrea KKCKIVK|i AT IUI. \KW TnKI IIKKAIJi OFFIiK. Afriea Feb. In Ms. an Jsu. I; Anil ox A i.i I a Hadra >t Auliana Siarrl. ir Manilla ItHoinliaf Mareti I M all'iairn Cel. Hulavia Nov. VIiiiiiIiim v|v Ii H'-runnU Apnl T/ Miianw Apid i jfnnvirr April V Mitwioi At-,I Hia-olirtK Fall. S M-nnUo \t-d Raliia -Mtrrli I Mstane- n Anid i Itrliie, liomi. MwehSI Naa?u?? Frl> l Itailmilort Marek s Nwtm. N I'. \*?il I*. Biafota--- In.r. l'i Oalm 4 I. I?ei llerliire Feb. 01 Ctrl* Apitl t I ape Haylieu April H |'*.itaa Fnnea Apnl I furaroa March I'ltiar IV II. A;-m! la t inlttryiH WarolltH ran i'i art)i*K*iMi J?a. 11 P?ti?nu'hi. Ma.iU*| mrca* M n. L Panama Kh t? fliaxrea Inlf I H??> He J?u?ii* Mar?A t lllao I ?ti. vit*i? l>-?* ulrnlU Y?l?. Ill N. H, W. M DamararM Marrli 'J *l. llrlriN* MaefcU Fn)tl \Uii4 J Hi. Tln>Mt.iar? 11 l*iUMM*ng#r? Arrived. LmiirooL--Pmkri a|??p Uuilrd lUnt hihI -rrf ?u(. Stratford Paraae am) ?rrvaut, J. H. TitaiiMtr*, Mi?i Julia TirnnniiN. Mia. Kdwin limit, Mu? lira limit, MiT New York; Mi? I'lMililir VlrKrujr, HnIiIIu; |)r. Wn. johirtoii, Lotiidam; Tlw>-, k irfcit .?m, II r 111 -1 -tin m tli? trna*r. Korelgu Import a I loam. LlfVIWftl.?Wu|? I 'uitril Htafna?12 i?b J S TifittO'lM?? do VV tlah A Malli?rr--R d*? Keid A Murifiir?III IVror A Brook**?I lla?lurl: A ro?1 Haml k' Pratt? K limit?>i K Lonmrj it r.?? I J A New bold?I K Pardnw I A W Spie? A rn?t (IrtUn A Pvtltnum-t S V I'm ft? 1 L I W*-.?t!i f W II I trv A o -i? (Forfon, lloilip A ro~'? I 11.-ne?-~| I Walmti?I t A Ifc 4 K Kbrruili?I K? it Hill 10 H I*. II lUiulil 1 o-7 W \V I'lirafrr Ik o?I II ldd*M A mil?2 H T J??it? A f???t Mi. ?artlsott A Wataon?1 11**. *i B'*i?jiii?iii A ?-I 0 \V Kt.m.lmr>?'li fc>n> roil Ui'i v k* Mil R Ki ml??*r( pki? to oriU't. R?i?iri> Ui.aaii ?Briic IN m?mil?fx?m I.ti-Ii. mIi |)?w?im fc Bn>(lii-r>. 'MARITIME HERALD" Departure of the Atlantic Btennirm. I HUM KN0L4JID. I ROM MFKVCA. !il( 4uuU, Loll AI? 1 I't Mn |i, lr*t, II? wilt Juutt I July i al*iiottij?, Loir June 10 July 17 IrmMi, Rviie July 'i An*. J. Wr?l, III, Ilu*k? U- Jlll> 0 All*. 1 Tin- lit Ulau iiaiit Hritiah Qui.fu, ('apt. Kt'.tii will Ir*** ihtv way. POUT OP \E\V VOllIC, MAY 3, iMH* lf> HI*! j 1 I Ul.OI I t* C'lr ar?*?l. Slop- Utict, Hewitt. Havre, Boy*l X Ilinckeu; Eotib Sill, Liverpool. OluTi-rii MeMun,?? H it;* llienien P.u lot, (iiirjjeit) Lunke, Soitb Aiju ii- i, llcuihc'i I'liktil; Wimttr. VftcKt Im?l, tim #d l.l.md Jmh. ^I u Kulklt S.t> mil-Schn U'ui. Wilnen. Poi'ci. II ilit T. iuiii ti K*? \i k. IJ.iitiMt, ii"in I. rpool, April i, ntd 15 Ki rmit. Itli nil, i-> iti co, Willi ihi|? Otitidoio, foi NYprk. Hit) i|H)ki Ki i K10r|S" d I Bl^Bi imjk for 81 I lilt N B. tHli .ii.i lUlli, wa m? n 1!11 1. .11 ihiii IPp.o.?n I'm Bo?tui iHuiivd mil ll? I. i?? 1 .>i- which they 1 ii" -til 11'i"ii to. Britr'Pr: Ooriiflit, Pituloli. Vln. (jbj ^IrAHbetb. iUv.uiu; f'ar.VM, I.a (tiiAyra; Peru, IiohUiii; .Vi'oruin^ Stn, NiMunu, N. P.; J T. llaliield, New;Kirt, H. I.; Cry nut, New York. Nomfoi.k, April &j Arr Wart*, Hot*ton. In Ifmui.tnn lio.nL, (vrorge X lleuiy, for V ilpti iiio; Ktfi?rt, for St. Tlurtlian, /V0111 Ii dtiinore?tbe latter put in 011 account of Mickite?*t of titc ca|'t.tin. Sid Willit l*ntii im. W. At Indie-*. 4TiAtii.r htun, April Tf?Arr T. Sliefiunl, St. de Cnl.s III 111.- otfiliv hieors tro.n V.irlo Ru.il.*.. i l l t umoiieror, Xyloti, lltvrr. Sid Kiiiuire, ll.tvrc; Apoflo, do; Dclawnrr, Havre; T\l??c, NVoik. An Cabot, Havre; Cliirftra. NVyrk; Baltimore, k ill IU*?*r. "In the ofiiiK, HtotherA, (Mr) fm:n Newry, Ireland. Hjd Marathon, llav it i 'oiniikmin. SavAtuil 27?Arr Mary, Portland. CM Racer, Nah.san, N. P. Sltl Lagrange, NYork. Monti.t:, Aimil 21?Cld on riliali?*11, Iarrponl; Asia, do; M'lliilc, NYork; Joy, do; Council, i. Chi ?tih, Al.ihroiiian, N\ ork. Arr Claims Drpan Livriiawd; Kln/ibeih Bi'ut-e, do;* Siijh rl?, Havre; Atal tnta, Now York; Mmy k'rniuM, do; Catha rinc, Himtnn. Nkw Oiu.riKs, April 21?CM Cincinnati, Havana; Surnu, Philadelphia; R irrii.Ktoii, Cow e.i and a market; Tamil in,' St. Valcrv; Bohemia, OibralMr; Cnritair, Lrvpr|?obl. Atr Lmy Ann, Nolileboro, \1e. ('Id 22d, Hohtati,'Liverpool; Frrv*. Boiton; Middle*'*, do; Wnshiiicloti, H??; fclildi, New Yoih: Arho, Hamburg. An Aplhnrp, NYork; I'nuv, d via IVimcohi. I'OllTIK il'KSK F KM A LI*! I'ILIaS. HMiKSK fVi-fanied and celebrated Pill*. from Portugal, ,vp, A x\ perceive, io he obtained in this cutiutry. Sc*? advertise-* ni.-nt on 'he Im( c oinma of forth i>ayw, f- Im*l? "VTOTICK.? -The oartnrridtip hereto dorp exist init between LA Charha Wray una Allied William#, diamond jewclrr*. No. Dry utrcef, M dissolved by mutual ciuum-iiI. AJI person* Imi* iug d?>ui A. William*, Ifll Kiilloii uliwl, where he intends cinyiim on the iunim-a* in future, inljMr. AI.KIU.H Vk 1LLIA Ms. P\. KKT 'Mil!' I TFRJa Kt Ml If AV HP hiNnam will please Ire oil hoard nt pier No. !t Noitli river. at 12 o'clock precise|\. The letter bi^s will close al lb iimiuI place# at l.-df I rast II o'clock. uin r FT UMSIIKD ICCMLVIS. rp() LKT.?To Single Gentlemen, rooma ftiriii*hcd in tsood i onler, .u 14 Uioatlwuy. Appl> on the pi*mi*CH. Ilj 1*1* t _ LMIKNl II AN A IIV SKKlHorknl. at No. m Ktilloii at. wlioleaal* and retail. nil l?n*r 'IMIK NOT KH of the MO N MOUTH BANK, New j.-r?iy lievi i-sin*, icdceiiifd at 14 Wall street, at Our pen Cent, by hi* t.i*? karL it co. Tin; t t)V MISSIONKBS OKIPILOTH fOKKICK iAv J moved to N?>. WO South street, oifer (ho #rt?>re of O. fc K. A. 8. Johnson* in) Iwr 'PIIK OLD TKRKAP1N LUNC ll-Tb# s*U*riher returns J his flunks to the public fi r the patronage liberally he slowed np. Sand*, VJ and 100 Fulton street, that will cure the above disease* also. Ringworms, Tetter, Barbers or Jackaoa Itch; ScallM Ifo-nu, aud taost Jsru n of the akin. It imtioiis her ease of Salt Rhea in im being one of the most severe that ever catne under tlu treatment of medicine. For the Lit twenty years I have Tried ?ry thing that lias been rreo utnemled,and attended strictly to a nnjnber of Physit inns adric? without any p'rin.tnent hru-Jit. II*ariiig of Hand's e dehrated remeilr. I w t? induced to try it, anil in one week fr in the time I olrt&in'd it, l was able to walk,and uiy feel were \irly eovered with urw skin?th- return ol health w m so rapl iliinf I became a wonder ;o all who -taw me. I not only fe.d it a prixil^se but adut? to uiake known to ?>4 lie is who arc afflicted wuh this complaint, the wimdsrful cure I hava obtained by tlicus'i ol H.iudsY remedy. KLI/AHKTH SPEAR. lirlluighans. Ma s. Th*- bottle of Mais.iparilla which accompanies the remedy, prepared altogether on a new plan. which con in in* I'onr tiiMea the strength id" anv now iu the untrue'.. S.dd hv A. II. Ik I). Sand*, No. 7'.? Fulton street, corner of Child; ion Fulton at; 7? Kut Broadway; 'ill Broadway. Price $1. a JO I ill I wThHOLI TIcJn OF i ()PARTNKRHH!1V The cojwrlI _ _ L. 1 /..I*..,- i..w f.r,.. ..I l*U If ii tlm 1I17 h> mutual rouaciit. The itfTtira of the firm \f ill l?e *?*fCI?*i demand 1t tWeirteveral luiiktlMr hoMi??i,i?i at th*ir reatieentr ?f u tor the rirrtiIti'tof '"I onl mi -much thereof a? the 9 Ion pi roller th ?M think |ir??t t*? aell, n ill ht ?.>ld at the Mtii'liiilt' Ki'hilar, in ih- r ii r f \i Voik, "i? Tnerday, the Ifltb of Mi m* ii, ?c I? orl'iek M., I" ml I eh.- k an?%e> k loir IS&1, li?f Ali??io w 1* v KAMI ar if. I liij ne?i ut jiutennf imororemri,t) .nil, pv?M*' I 1'ilr. ISA, -I Itrrt u h 9ik,t?M k n the I Ii. |v i It ?dk, 1 rn'iih -t. \i' iiio* A i itu (real i?Aln IhmIi) ul*. k pajahh .fdh fh-titlier Itr.l. for llOWl SlftW K.?i I he St. L* o lenrr Baal*, S k Au |nf r*ni (IIIiin?t4 aud Mi? liittau I aMHl) -'lick. I>4 >hlr irtii. f..i 4|nftn .?r?fcU lo Jalr Itf n, for $lucig rarh. 41 #0041 Kor the \V ^hiuuior, Bank. I rerl?U? ate Sen ork ip'refUl (Black Kirnr .tail) ?t*?k. pifahle Ja'r, foi f? HO4* I i-ertiftcole Vark 1 f?rr ??|t (Hri# iikir|i???at) atm k, pafakU l?t Jul r, Ilk'A, *?Uft VluMI I certtficatH Nhw vri j pfi ?ml (Oneida Laka aid I aual Ke?d? r) at4?.k. i^yikU l,t April, Ifttl, for iltaat SiHMti ?H*d at A Ihatif, th.* h da J of a pit!, IHtf V t KlAtMl, f outplroller. The ibuw n ?ttre i >rrtpri-' all I lie M take, wl t?lm h lii iii^.|i> .,l*|.|, I II. rim I III |?.lr:.MH i i ..Ii. 11 I 'U' III I all ..it film lit I. ill. ....tin i. i in. .In u it. .ii I 'ii i I ail I lilnl Inr li'ii' i>wii iimJ i?*. r .I--li?- ill ita faun, aud .ml ul IK.. Inia.li. d- 'Wat i "I ilt.il lailli >11 11, n>>t urn I.a. In u ilasa** |a?ml^.l mili.rufri. .1 uliili ii tin J it. It lim -ilrly liim. all Ii. .mi l (Ih1 l>aW ?m,.ii inn ItH ;Nl luir Muluir Ua I.utu t.nal iinrt'alW'.l. an I Waa i?ilhat.io4 tin (Tilii rim: naattaiy I?iiii|?>?.Ii .nil it'aumlmtalv diiidavd by a Im.t nf im|ihtiri|Jn,t nun itnm .iu k., wli.i... ..nly aim i,-. i...,-n t,, j,, .l. ii itr til. nnlnHmiali'. Hold In a^...lulimnit nt Uluu.llru Si...... ".I Kali.ai tii.t rnrwr ..I I lift ll.n.r f| Inntli ,?.l hit ton ilrtrl.) 1l vsd'a v At 10.'ji o'clock in the Hnles H-.oin F. ft tensive S i!i- n| Klett%nt Furniture ?A linn assortment ol household and cabinet fnriiiturf, mul Sonm-kcfiHuf irtklc* M Aln??. .1 *inail lot of *i?lcu-li?l eshiuet furniture, lurlmliuu two cbvuii r*t#'u?i.?u ilinui:; t ?hl.** with xtrn I arm, iw>> French couches, sofas. i,m klUtf eh ors, two piato lorli tlu.e f* if tine Imm.W cmm*- .mi?1 other uiflrfr*. Alio, I. n.li'l liitutUlK in rwlitimialiou ?t No. J# AllII Winl. WKDNHADAY, Al I0l 4 Yi?h k iu 11ir 4 room, Co,wis, Bed., Man* is .l.luc, 'Will take phut the ale ficltuivt'lv of?tumrioa> evi l* h,L? ?U,ui.iiirt t?ili*^irr-?. k o-ueh and other Ih d.laatU, iside* juiI hud Inn u, it|4iol.tei y, a.tnl*. tmUiuiii clmiri* furniture. Tin* Mtie will n?ui|iii?i nearly ion cok fan, waitlrobes, lime mt, couches, miiiiniiai, 4 inutble top *idrl*iatidi and tin im; burraus, piano forte*, looking ko Sic. ('til tlogne* ill tiuu*. A I- 'lirainlolna, l..ui|k clock*, iurtiiui, chtuihlici* lie. Kill DAY. At lU'ti o'i'lii k. in tin sales room, I'iauo Forte*, Organs, Ac.?Without imm will ulo- place the positive Malt of his vjJitihl*; second litiitl .oi?i live splendid iif vi in dto??iir Htil m*c wooit piano foi tea. Al o. tour tiliie. will j-rn mptorily be sold the 1?? ?n 11 in I n i* ijJtl p| 11n t intllt' ll Fl: tit ll.ll, iu,[ >(,IMt. dr.; tin?Also, two v .In tble pnlor or^uu, suitable for tin.ill ehurciic.. Tin ul'ove i lie will lif d'trrtiilK iMtliniUi NltrDlit u. i?v hVfi i/i aun i.ahii s, it..... i.,?., ..i 11 I Tl KSDAY. Mar 3, -I 10 c'rhick, A. M. Kleuanl Km pit in* at Uiooklyu?All tin- hiiuiturc contained in the inmae corner of I'aik avcum ?oid Hkillin.tn sticct, urai tin WilUboMt, Brooklyn, h splendid 4*s> u tlilrut, eiuhieMii,; B, w.trhli- top pit .. mirrors, uuiitlf clt?' k, Ouinib ubias, china, chiyslal, pjat? beds, bedsteads and brJiSnr:. Mm, a nut- a*?jrlineiit of kilt lu u furuitiirr, with which I tie -ale will commence. C'itv purchaser* will find it to their advantage fo ck*m the river and attend this i?alc. At 12 o'clock. I bo tes| .'i cut*, J milk waggon*. "i >oke oifu, ft set* harness, ?*ddlc*, bridles, &c. Alu>, IUU cowm, to whieji tlw attention of milkiu?'u is caUeil. Stic iicifltftorf, to aatixfy u mortgage. ui2 2C*r I KLI. A ATU r L Kl' s w ?IK- II t!.i, morniuf it ioJa o'lv clock, at the suction room, Furniture, Wine*, Liquor* rei*e. u.M ll*i H. II T1MPBON. Auctioneer. OTOI K OK UROCKKIRS.?J \('OB s. PLATTwill *ell s5 'I'IiuDav. at lOoVlock, ?t No.90 powtrr. the entire tlock oif Groceries coutajucil th rein, conaieting of Old anal Yon tig Kiu Teas, Loaf Loitip and Havana Began Goft e, t ererv vnrielv, Sperm ;uul Mould ('indies, Oil, Sojqw, Hire, C'llii'ilita, Oliver, y.nnarilwU, B ray.il and assorted KmiU, with* good ti'MOi tiufnl of Dry Grocelie*. Also, (In stork of old Wiues sn i Liquor*. AltO, I be Future*. Stand. sik. V mM|t?three icwels. inipoit tittpo -sU foi apetyiaett?d)?of wliich will m sold to iin highest Indtfer al nu tioa, prerioiM to tl?e 14 coining oil M of the gta at itce b"tween Boston and Kanhioti, at his sales room, Ijft Brotdwar. (near Maid u lane) where may be found at all tiuiro. a In rye and ci?"n*iv msortmvnt of the ftnrst Wntehon, gold and sir-r, of all kiuds, i>n which advaucca hare b*? u made. Ilegnlar nalo* ou Mondays, Wriliirwdny*, and Hatnidnys. Btraager* visiting the ekr are i4\ued i eall and sfiniw. (y.ish advances insd- on Watches, Jewelry, and Diamonds, consigned. W. HKNKY Auctioneer, m? Iw'r A UCTTON NOTK E-^Stlo of ?j jetnlid s I hand and new furniture, in all its varieties, oa Tnesrhy at lljj o'clock, in 'he larya room* T.oii Wrdue siay at II)1-* (?'Joi:l?, in the large ruoius Ti ^uu mad 115 Fulton street, incinding i?si srt of embarkation u avoided. A? ha* always heen cuftoniarv with tint line, when those aettled lor tlrrlinr coming out, the pix^e luouey is refunded, without any tl/ ilurif >11. IWwtga |>ri atramrr I mm the Various |*irt* of Ireland mid Scotland, e.in likewise lie *ecutmi. For further uirticuUrs u?plr to HAMUFL THOMPSON. Old Kstabliahad Passage Office, 273 Pi arl at.. Or to r. (IIIIMSII \\v k K). 10 (Jnrce I'in/rwf, |,i*? 11100I Fvehange or drafts at aiffht. and for any amount, ran likewise b? furnish d oil the Nation tl tltuk of Ireland. Northern Hanking I'o.; National Hank of Scotland. payable at all their r# siwrlivc branches: also, on 11. Of) 11 1'?., Linkers, London, and 1'. Orimsliaw I n., Liverpool. m lHt*f Oi\ KOR ALBANY It TUOY, dirtct.?The mm? a pie inlid low pleasure ?te tmboal I) F.WITT ('LINTON, apt. H. R. Roe, will leave ih* foot ol" oiirtlaudl treat thia (Tnead.tjr) aftrrtionu, May 3, at 7 o'clock. The SWALLOW, I ant. A M'Leau, will leave aa above tmnorrow, Ma) at i o'clock. inn KVTiSTPTo LINK Poll 1LBANY, dn vert at acven o'rloek, leaves tbe Pier between 'ourthuidt and Liberty atrerta. The Steamboat SOUTH M KRK A Cap'- L. W Brainard. leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at ?*o-n o'clock P.M. The RO atld tin* i??*? HMr> arrangement* on favorable terms, bv applying as nlmve. tn3r Lfii: PAt KKTH Foil II 4 VIIft-Second liar ri. 1*1 i i ^OR fJVKRPjOOl/ Kt'ittlai I'arkefsoi aT.?'I be sii|?e.ior fast solinu pukci slop KOHi|lMWIIua I.KT.?The large ami c imiwhImmin lire Hlorv fSA llruk Umldioa, No. 31 Ann street, (formeily the oft*. F'jlJL'l I be Sew ttnk llerald). Immediate |??,o .?uoi? ??re|? lhvu, Ma* Hester *4. ui.t I win ?IKAt O.V OURMH. Tini n ism May Ul, at 3 uVIm k Tnnr f 1041, mi!#* l.rnU, in It ?rnr?*, I'm* for all borne* n*\rr tnftttri (or innu#-y. ^u. ?i|??rrr enlrr? roan p. t'. 1,. Riilw**r. Wn?. Vvlt*rUti ent^ra b. p. liavnl R. I'ortrr. A. um-klin ?h(?th |i. p. K|4irniin Sni.xitli. (In mi \V?x i u tf mtfra b. in. Kll#*ii Thoti)|uM>ll. la Ilstl 1> i(\#r, t??i, -i-iMi, Iwomil'* hfat?, nixlfi thf MmMI' I'li'f for all li#?r?t-? iif?v#*r vi mi ovrr $100. Win. VVIii'pIhii rutrr* rk. hi* lkkl)ii J. M'Mkhj ciiU-r* *r. k. AUn. n in ilrli (in f fnti, tv?o mil# li? tf ninb r ihr Ii. Join i unii# b. u. fruit# I W1I..U r. t Wv^kt-i naiiit C. 1;. TI101. Jt Ifi'onii. H?'- r L'T A III.INU S.* i.'lif lM.no .nil f?tk. 11 on In I M'-I ?l I..-, t Mil,I.. I*,..,.,,.. "'in v myj In"! KARL k O A luiut ?TU prrfuiiusueus wiU umitieueo will. 1942, I >0llllrs. Mil. J,ell |.?_v WsJtOU. KvelSftl. t'snrr, iln.. Tnuui. Aftri si liiib I.OVKS I)t TIIK ANOKLH. Jsp, Mil. ln-ll Knreli, Hoiursslle. l.ilis. Mrs. Mussop. Alter ssltirli Ihr Original KstrstagHura- railed Tin/. Il.ll, lloinriu.l|r Hslll Wsllrr, Mitchell. Mr?. N1.s1l4.1bMr. Mr. Wills. Drin* Circle, JUcsuls-l |.twr Bgir., A1.ru*. Pit, W ?Pu Doles, $1. VI It. DKSII'STK.R'S IIAI.I.AH^HOIKKHS ispeslod ?A I'l Rutgers lusllluls, tills rsriiiuti. Nit). All. DEMPSTER lias till! lliilUil lo SUU'Ullir tli.il br ssill sits Uslh.,1 S.iin si Rutin's Institute, tins crsiiii*. Mat 1. isles. L. ?tU tin.; Ins most populsi snugs suit bull uts, iu.lit.kiir bis us Tin Blmd Buy.'' "The hourly Anld Wile." "Jriulr Morrison." l'lie Mi.I11.sin Wind." "I. sill ml of the lruli Kiuigisut." "Usui of llir Wililrrnrss.'r Wheu llie Nigbt Wind Besssilslb?written espse?ly fur Mr Dempster, by Klirs Msrgrnl, Ksrj. Srotlish Sung*?" John Andnsnu my Juki" My Nsnuir O "A uiuu's s us* for tbsi Huihlauil Msry." My llesil's iu tin Highlands." fce. hf. I's. iirulna of selneh will be snuouured in small bills. j Ticked ill rents?I 'hildruu ludf price?1? be hsai si Bfoilsrl, Worcester A Dunham's Tiusolwrts War# Heems, JW Ui.nilwsy, is 11sI si llir duoi iu ihr ssruiug. I),sirs iijn-11 s( 7, lo roiii.iirue# si A uVlocJi. air Mr. dkmi'stkk's ioncektat tmk bho0T LYN i.YCEUM.? Mr. lutt ilu- kwMur in hi in in t)ir Ittilim titd Kcuilitiiicii of Hrooklyd, that I*i v?dl KiTr tftMK'cil Ht l.yt trmii Hill, on Tl?ni?*Uy ?Tn4iiu? uol, M*> bIk'ii will introduce bUu*-?v hou**, wbicfc Lave wrt tun. i? liivnr hi I)it-#?ly for Mi". n? iii|??ter, b> Kim^ 8 intent, K*q. Lament ol tii* Iriih Kiniur.uil.1' S" Mad*me Kpohr /aim, a lady Aiuatomi, and mn. timm. Tanogi. Mr. K. Horn, Mr. Hosier, and Mr. Am* in Hbilqw. Uaaai. Mi. Maaaett, mi Ma> uard, and mi. m?>nr. Mr. AI|H>ia w ill preside at the Organ, and pre* iota* to I lit Maalmi Malrr will iierliirM Oraiwl Vaii.linu. fur tfci finnan," by Itiukt. P?RT St.tUKO will in- ini.'iiUni'oiu. Madame K|*>lir '/aUu*M mmu u Kw^ Hu.lt. l.tud,*' liy I.. fl[i?lir. Milium. Olio ail.I Mr.. '1'iuiui, will King (far tb? BN M in tlii. rouutiy) a Dui-tl, wiaugi d fruia a Ortnua ate by ^W.^li. ii. Tiiniu will perform (by lb-air.) u>? daw brill* to, by h'-ra, ou tin ni'*.mi. will br i-jiom at wv^B a'lAatB, til-- i .lui-rit in rfiliiuioucr- at rigid l.roi-iaoly, No i?at|?inonifiit on at-ooHni or wntbr-r. /1aio) ami NOTil b. to TIlAVKLLkiHa,jfi v f'nhli. yrurrally, rtoid. lat in ill# Hlala uf Naw 1mb aim Wi-strru ili?i?m.n of tin* country. vi. ww i i ii t. mann l,.,l>, .u.i lirilrt. ill. v Ml mtw srnt l?t tlu lotera the noble miTm I lot ?ml aph mini (-jr iit inj'iuv of il:ili*r?, rtrli a?**fccd and a *tar in hia own uepartiueut. Tin fraud Tent Saloon I* new, kkihii, aud Ligldv an# af lywiHt ballet, aided hv tha four Mime* Walla, the Mo*t adapted ?m>1 uiicri Mt nix children iu the (Jliiou. The aatoundiiix luh.vo n, ieci?tLis j re Ml K --i Indian Necrouiatir k\-ut* by Mr. Joajiy. Moat *n|?er;iUli?r Kgeptiau I'yrHUitdicul VanltPB by a fel^y talented troll|M??? how a?!M f de.h au?l d*j e, by >R. Howard. j u?u y pfrforiuci|^ nl tr *i f riraeaa of Negro Hum ?a4 I)M?? ia tn*uireh ot and Toe, the incomparable Jobn aidrd hy light heele I Tommy (Jolein*u, the aroat Banja^^yer, W. heaont,and th Prince of Paganiunion, H. MIXTION A L ACAbKMV Of DKHIUN.'-^Tbn iuwl Kihibitinn in now oiwu from la oVlo? k, A. M aattl 1W cVlaeb, P. M. Admi^ion rent*? .Seaaou 1 i beta M t ram.. a*a 12W rrnfefc 29 fw*t J. WIIITAHOUBK. Beoretary. pl.l K kNT KX( VMiOS. A milmtrom ik. HaAoai.. I 11 ihokcii, and a atroll ahnwf ita roiaaatic *bor??. oMamt lion fill to yield iiiurh Htttiafartion to tha idiairap afSee hf antit 'of iinfnre, and to tlnwa who wiay require, mtUw be??y pent it11 for the winter in a crowded oity. fraab air, if r leUiation. T he rileiinivc gmnniU of this Icraly *apt, a# UlerHlly thrown open to the piiblte, are ?r w liwknf is ill fke Invuriaiit frrnhtieaa of an early aproiy. ThU heyaad dowbc ?a the moat ajtreeahle cicuraioti tiint can We made at tlsia Mam. all Ino MV.W OIMTAII MI'MK''-Ok'.ORUf! H. bkkWrtRf! profraaor of ihegmUi. No. I M t Vual aUeat, oppnaiU ibe St. Jfllin'i t Inirrh, h%n tic idaao forts mm) violin. Mpbbm*S FISK'S i iMlilNKl) HtTMMRR BAKKIl AND COOK STOVE, fox foal ox yyoon i A ATWOOI), Patentee-Price* fmm $6 #11-TU ffurn, furnace fniul of" tin* Hfora uynWof owl von, md In* larye hrc "fell attaclml to if, whitli will do i^rlf lul?le fl*r cooaiyrf ..f |)?e liu'xl a?f.ed nrdimuv *fc 'I*1?r orifice oflhe Annan- mil admit a boiler f?WMn(g 4a iw??U, l>4>a^t, W% Watrr flead the follow irirf ri!ific*lr n oiiotny, aud worthy of more ynaifrv rimy run be a{?prer of tUn Brroau (ftapUtt) 4'hatch. Mr. Fhk, 2tK? VViIt utrfft?Tbi- Bomuo*. ntiiff whirl I I 111 **l i .i 4iiu atifrta, to UI1 Brnadwa) raiwn No. t no nt Hiri. I. Illn 5*11 Would >f iili to lulorii) L?.? frira l? and the |rubli? it I,iri( tlmt Iu- If" t tkri tlir mIuWm rooyj ta Bryadway, ta rw m*i|U?-uc?'nf lb** liitfli cuta of atorfw, aad by rc?h)oai?| lua ?a* Caat-a, Will b# raablrd to comply with a#y v.tabra.hwi'Wt. tb a? rruard* analit r and price, b oi iawtaac#. ha will niiii a hraciliful nwt from $11 Co $Zl,ind apl? adid pmata Aawa $4 B.?All Kaiiacut.> uada at thu fa4ahli*haie?l Mr with yy?tua*4 uytlArspalvL and warranted ta Itaudjud^efor yonr?rIt?m. Mil liWi 'IIANliK or KKilllKNrK.-Nfroi.BOJr *y*m" ban tin* Louoi of ujfartuiuir hw friaaiii aid tha nwMio m p* III li. nl ll.i- rily oihI In. iiitin. run i i.iir.rTU.ru thai Wr iuUu.I. ..ii.i.ii, l.i. .1 II- finin Nil. HI N.??n atrrM to No. If Anu nitr I, loiiii'i "f wh?*rf hr intnnlf :q Imw nu ?i honor Inm witii tbrir iMirotuurr. J. B. Sloiivrii.-i vi ill .?li ..i. w ;?r. moiikmi <t. .1 wllll ?*l ml** by 4|?i"1yn?u it lit ftief

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