The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
May 7, 1842

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THJ Vol. VII.?No. 410.?Whole No. 3078. V-W LINK OK LIVERPOOL PACKETS., T#. '.'.'"ri.N'cw York on the kith and Liverpool ou the I Jut nf each ni?ntl>. m m m m KkjM NH? 1O??. SHERIDAN, C iptain K. A. Deiwyrtar, pith May. Sl,i|, OARRICK, Wai. Skid.lr, 23th Jiiua. Shj,. RObCICM, Captain John Colliua, 2ilbJuly. 8iup S1DDO.NS. Cat,tiln E. 11. Cobb, illli Aug.i.t. 1'rom Cirrarooi.. Ship HIDDONS, Captain E. B. Cobb, I3llr June. Shi,, SMF.KID N ipttiu K. A. Dctwyatar, lath July. Shit. OARRICK, Captain Wm. Sknldy. 13th August. Ship HoSCiC'N, I aptain John Collin., 13th September. These .hip. are ail ol the tint data, up" arda of JOOU ton., built In the city of New York, with ?uch ni>i?ovemeim a. combine are it .peoil w ith uaii.u.l comfort for jmvengers. Every earn j hn been laknn in the arrangement ol their .accommodations. The j nice ol pa-.age hence u SiOO, for which ample .tore, will be provided, 'l'heae shiiu arc commanded by experienced uiaalen, who witi mike every exertion to aire general Mttiafaelion.

N.ither the captain, or owttrra of the .hi]* w ill be reipotuihie for any lecutiar couetruction giiea them aucnrily uul |eueo.rl by au> other but veaacla of w ar. I'o; freight 01 pavange, apple to K. K. COLLINS A CO., V, Sonth New York or to W.M. A JAS. BROWN A CO., Liverpool. Lctop by the packet, will l>? charged I2\c.ulj por .uncle ah?et in rente per ounce, and new.jwiwira 1 cr?i each. in? NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SF.ro.Sl) LINE.) m,m, m m. 1 thijx "J thuTiiin wiTTUtroAltrr TL-are New York uu Uhj 1st ami Hatro "U tho ltith ol* ?acl? month, as follows hVow New York. h\om Havre. The new ship ONEIDA, C Ut M^rcU i Mth April Cipuio 1st July liith AuifHHt J*nv Kuurk, r Ui Novemberf l'ith December Ship B A LTIMORE, y1,1 Arril S ,6ll? Ma>' Captain Is' August 16'h Heptomber F.ilw ixii Kunrk, f lit Deccam'rf hith January ShiaUTICA, lltMay lath Jun? Captain 1st Sr,-temh'i lfith October! Frederick li'-witr, r Ut J inuary r liith February Nrw shipS l'.NICOJ,AS, i tit Jims Pith July Captain 1 October ISth Nov.-mberJ. )i. Pell, 1st February? 16tn March 11,a n-c itgpidations of theac ships are not surpassed, r.u?iInning all the.' rray b* required for comfort. The price of ci bin passage is rassaniars still be supplied with ssery r? qiiisite. with tl. scerifion of stinei and liquors, Ooops intended for these tessels still be forwarded hr the subscribers, free from any otlior than the expenses actually il icurred on them. For freight or istwirf. applv to BOYD lil.VChKN, Ajenta. at! 9 Tontine Buildings. FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOU pi ANA ANI> NEW YOHK LINE OF PACKET*. M M. aSt M. r or t.ie better accommodation ut shippers, it Is intended to il, snatch a ship from this port on.the 1st, Jlh, 10th, 13lh. With, md Vjtii u! earl, mouth, con 110 neing.the luth Octolieratul Continuing ucil May, srhen regular days will be appointed for tha cell..in of the year, whereby Kreat delays and disappointment* 1 will le presented during the ?ummur nioullis. The fullowiilB alup, will commence this arrangement Ship YAZOO, Cart,in Cornell. Ship OCONEE, aptain Jackson. Ship MISSISSIPPI, C iptain Milliard. Ship LOl'HVILLF?l iptaia Hunt. Kin,, SHAKSl'F.ARE, ('aptain Miner. Ship GASTON, ("amain Latham. Ship 111'NTSVM.I.F., Captain Mnmford. Snip OCMl'LOEE, aptain Leas in. Ship NA8HVIL1.E. Captain Dickinson. I Ship MEMPHIS, Captain Knight. Ship LOLISA, Ciptaiu Mulfortl. These ships were all h tilt in the city of Naav York, express- j i for packets, are of lifht draft of water, hire racentlv bean ewly copi't-red and put in splendid order .with sceominodatinn* iur paa?eK;crs unequalled for comfort. 1'hoy ace cotmuauiUid by experienced masters, who will make every eiertiou to give general xitiifartiou. They will at all lime* be towed up utal down the Mississippi by steamboats. Neither the ownevi or captains of these shirs will be responsible for jewelry, bullion, precious stones, silver or plated ware, or for .uiv letters, parcel or package, sent by or put on board of them, unlets regular bills of lading arc taken for the saint, and die value tboreoD expressed. Fur freight or passage, apply E. K. COLLINS fc CO., 3d Sonth?t.,or 11 I'LL IN WOODRUFF. Agent m New Orleans, who will promptly forward ail goodis to their addicss. The sliips of tills line arc warranted to sail punctually a* advertiu .1, aiul great care will be taken to have the goods corrcrp ly measured. int r- vrar .~^sreSimm STEAM XATIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP i AND NEW YORK, rr. '1?S O V TiL i MI'TON. BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, M. M. Kcavi, Cr.MMartnrn. The days of departure of this wei.-knowti Staaaiahip, lu*e been fixed as follows From Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York. On 4tit Mac. IR12. On 7th May, lat't, On 7th June, l?fi in.. im.n .tuiy, 7Ui Aug., Jlli Scjit. Hwh Hepl. 7th Oct.. Trior \il J'JIW, meals uot in'ladoil, to South unplon fr Autw rp, 'id?Steward's fee", j.2 Tho hirali mil l|e served ou board, pa the plan of a coiuauuutal hotel, in the bo| i manner, and at Itxed and moderate prion#. Families nr partis s may contract fur the toyage villi the su ward. A* capuriuur# J Surgeon on board. For freiju or |>aasai?c, or anv further information, apply to II. tV. T. St II. HALL Agent*. a22fna*r 41 Braver *tr??t. NKW YORK AND NEWARK. j~ Pore rcduci to 4S cent#. From th-foot of Conn idt rftet, New York. (Every dnv?Sunday iiavapted.) Leave# New York l.eavoa Newark At ft A. M. A: t T. M. At 7>. A. M. At i,S P. M. 0 do. 4 d". 0 do. 3}. do. 11 4** do. K'^a do. Jl* di. 1 a do. 7 do. 0 do 10 do. ON SUNDAYS. F om the foot of Liberty atreel. Le*vp?.cir York. Leave Newark. At A. M. sf*rn .Merchants pecdim advantagss. The pond# being carefully parked la tlie boats at "in warehouse, No. JTi Market sip el, are ettrrt. l over the V nobis and Portage Railways without ti-e?i,ipm'-nt. C arifil captains and ere its a.-e employed, who take i uarge of the ifo-'-ts at Philadelphia, and continue with thrm tb. atire route, thus avoiding delays so J tl.e liability of hits p j'irite.l on the wav. I N. It.?Pas.i igvis t'orw tried to Pittsburg and PolUviile, veil Jay, Sumi.iyi e v.ei led. II. STORKS, Agent, aid i"i 7 VV'a?hingtoii stieeL H.\JLK.OAD NTH'K. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. NKW hii 1' v>\V I( K AND NHW VurtK. I rfllir V IT XS7 lUDBPt* r?.:i 1 1 r proprietor* of Binfhim'a Transportation Line u Pitvhiu*, rfive notice to the hie reliant* of Naw York, and al, stther I*-aw ns shj-x-tnc to tlir West, ilvut their line it now io artier rat. t? icv them (,.r sent to go ia tl?eir 11,. .1 he f 1 w '-t| suatrh. Pie re-- aviqwrs ..Hie. iloatltied far the TVert*r* S'i.-. s, wiin lm :in it r r-wifnre nt P,ruber*. will },T. eonsi^-n lli.-r ;-o -+s to William liieyham, Pittrbury. w ho w ill atutiwl t s-oppiiA all su arrril ttrret, \.'w \..rk, s very Monday Thar-,lav and Saturday efteriiooha ,,t i K.-tiir on.-. Ilie Highlander v> ill h ate New burgh every Mondiy arvrmug at 6 o'clock, and Tueadiy and Friday atternsaiiiat'loVisick. Far freilht or pavsage, apply to the captain on board. N. B-?All haintafc and Ireighl of every devtriptiop, Itaak hit la .?pN,VIA NORWICH AS WORCESTER. RAILROAD. leave every Monday, Wednesday, l iittay afternoon. fi?e oeloek. Irom 1'iei No. l. North Hirer, Bvtterv Place. 1 lie steamboat WORu thi? route. Ticket* can be Uilaou ana bcrtlu .eeur- d at ALJAMS 5,. CO S Export. Olftro, a?r No. 7 Wall street OPPOSI TION LINE FOR ALBANY. TARE RKDUl ED Pnnaac Out- Dollar. NO C11ARUE KOR 1IEHTHS. aMWf ar.? The rominodiouv hi Ltnlxjat WA9I11N %tayCr3?TON. Captain J. M. Brown, wilt Unrein *Tf .l. f| "-|rl n rniT Tuesday afteriiui 2dlli April, at J a'clock. RiK'ular days of lealMIX New York?Tuenday Thumb and Siturtlav. Alaany?Monday, WrHn?? sM N. B. All sooda snipped are required to he partimlc marked, and are a! the risk of the owner, thereof. nail l'E.i?vc Trucsdell, lrnrrs as nhore ou Tuesday, Thursday and Sat dnv afternoons, at J o'clock. For |Muuaga or freight, apply on board, or r? P. C. SCIIULTZ. At the otliee on iho wharf N B.?All Itinda of property taken only at the ri.k of I owners thereof. ml? f i I E~R AIN BOW~MORN I NO LIN F. ??l* \LB AN V. The low pressure 9t ami* Bl flat It AINBOW, will I avc the f.rot of Rolriiu ?tr is St Co., B inkers, Loud surd C. Orimsliaw U Co., Liverpool. is>3 1 in i FOR LIVERPOOL?New Line-Rccutar Pa-I r\c3rSVof -May?The splendid packet sliip SH EIII DA .ausHStClr' u, to:l K. A. Dupsystcr, of 1000 tons, will sail above, her regular dty. For freight or passage,having accommodations nneqnallcil splendor or eomlort, apply on board, at Orli ans tviiarf, foot Wall atrret, or to I".. II. COLLINS U CO., JO South struct Trice of passage iin?i. Th- parks; snip OA BRICK, Captain W. SViddy, of 1 jA" i, will stiecend the She.-iu.su, and eail kith June, her ragu r or comfort, apply on board at Oilcans whaif, f of Wall Bluet, or to E. R. COLLIN* A CO. X South .tree Jhice of par sage $100. Tire packet ship Oarrieli, Cs.pt. AVm. Skiddy, of KMX) t lie roarted front, and all done with 1cm than 5 ceuti i*r da>?lor proof which we refer to tho*? who liaro used them. FISK'S Store K?tibliRhmrut, IMV.i Water Irect R^ad the following eerlificatra, in .addition to which orer ti "hundred more can b?* nerti by railing at the ator?, t ISK'S Store KitAhliahrnei.it, 'j/J Water street, Nr.w York, 'A h' Gold Medals Hie two cities first named, uud Silver, bring tbe highml pi miutu given in ilia latter city. Those Locks arv uia.U- to keya which can be changed form from one to one hundred thotuiml miiiiou different time ?t*oii either of which they are equally mvure and proof strain tin* attempts of tlic in ?at skilful burglar. f.?r should he uike 1 trr(? ?er*oit* who may honor him with their isitron.igf. J. I srouv?nel will al?o bottle win- for private fnmili- N. B. J. B. fltouv?m I will keepa leiardin? houae and let 01 fnru*!u*d room* at Hobo ken. in front of Mr. Caiiat, on tf: route to Allun*. when? then will always be the fiiwt quality French wines,Bonlowi fcr. nri Iw'r ORRIS 'l'e riet of cleaning the teeth anu mouth, restoring the gums u? healthy ttate. and preventing any tuiplcaaant taste or or Ion r i the mouth, whether arising Irotii decayed teeth, or from a d? ranged state of the atom u:n. It it designed to In* used with a tooth brush, ani will r>" foun to supersede the necessity of a powder, keeping the teeth lea and preventing the wearing away of the gum* from the tert) It is Particular!y useful in c i*m of spungy gum* restoring the i to r. heulth; /tile, and ctuaimr them to conliacl around th t* eth. lu painful affections of the teeth and gums, ami 115 froi csposura to r. Id, it will he found highly beneficial. It 1* pa ticularly serviceable to use the Or.ii Tooth Wvh r.t night ju &"TV" 1 7 S'rtol1 1 ork ?.?l All'.") Boil Rood CoinD.ny, th .i ,].clion t Direr tors to said f omoanv, nil tike plare at their Office Nen until 1 o'clock. P. M. Th? Books for the truuler of Stock are cloaed, and will continue uutil the 7th day of Juoe n. it. By order of the Board. 1 1 HIS K BLOOMF1 KLIP 8* retary. Ln Norma Sfjrars, IANDF.D from the brig Ohio, from flivini, of supeido rpiality, for sale in lot* to suit purchasers, at reasonabl prces, by M. HADKR, t Chatham street, mlO 1m* W Y( NEW YORK, SATURDA WIGS CLEANED INSIDE AND 01*T, lXp.'AL TO NEW. I |()S and every description ol ornamental hair clean K itntcnedudn torfd toiti original beuitv, b> ich r il nroccai know n on!v to the Hiilurrilwr, W .\1. BATCH JT j LOit, practical wis maker and hah cutler, H>.? Broadway, N York. Dacka^e* froin the counlr) must !?o forepaid to rihi prompt attention. The h.itid*otnest ami be?t assortment wig* ami toupDi* in the LTuiifil State#, will he found at thin k tahlUhnif nt. m?'. lin? ROMAN EYE BALSAM, A- FOB WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES. I 'PHIS BAL8 AM is a preierintion of one of tlie most ct bnu*d occulisu, has been a long time in u*c. and is co dentl V recommended to the puhlit a* the heat auu most *UCCe. I curs where tin- eylids are very in!lame.d, or the bail of the thickly covered with blood, it act* almost like magic, and moves all appe.arvuco of disease i|)rr two or three application G. IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT ,in earned by t.xed Altrnuoo lo iniuuf; cUiccU, or by Ions cxposi ,u to a atrows light, and in the oak."-,. or partial lou or ?i from ?ioknoA? or old ASf it it a mire rr.li.rer, *nd .hrml.l tiA.'i by >11 uho finil their i r tight lolling without any up rent diieivo u,j 'I'liu Ual.sm li.\s re.torul aight iu many iiwtenrrw where I BO*t TOTAL BLINDNESS, eaiurd by excessive iulUmiuatiou. h id existed for yenrs, r Ham ma lion and iorunr%* cnusrd by blows, contusions, or woui on the eve, or by extraneous b>d?r* of an irritating nature troduced under the eyelids, is very soon removed hy the appli tion of the Balsam. One tiial will convince the moat inert* loos of iu futonUhiug efficacy. iSiiupin jars with full dii boiw for use. Pric V)* cents. y For sale, wholesale and retail, liv DAVID SANDS St C 77 East Broadway corner of Miriutsf. Bold also by A. 11. St L). Sands, 7*1 and 10(1 Fulton streets, J by A. II Sands St Co., 577 Broadway, corner of Chamh street, New Lui. mtifit S500 I'REMir.M. rPHK INDEftTRrCTlBLF INK, which H. M. BAB 1 LETT exhibited at tlv* Fair of the American In>tilu New ork, Bill, with an oiler of to any one who sho extract it front part r, and which raceited the gold medal of Itntitllf.' r.'lll Ik.' Ill' 11 i lti? All \1. re ID. u .Inn Wrrii/1. r|j? Hatch, Rink Not** Engravers, 18 Merchants'Exchange r Orders f*>ra'itiy part of the Uuion, pout paid, through above named Hon will he r>roipntl> attended to. Writing m&dc with thin inn will r. main unchanged as 1 .. Professor of Chemistry, 3tc. or- In the C'nfl^Ke ef t'h vsicians and Surgeons, N. James II. Chilton, M. f). Practical Chemist. John A. Warder, M. I)., Professor of Chemistry a7 lm* and Mineral or .Cincinnati College, O U FASHIONABLE TAILORIN rr- ESTABLISHMENT. nt at THE FASHIONABLE TAILORING r.W ion A LI8HMENT, lUdBeekman itroet, nar Pearl. Gentlen who are n The attention of Country Merchants, Builders, Cubi c Mai;ers, Ike., is solicited to aa examination of hts stock i prices, as he is confident they will tiiid it to Uieir iutel V- to favor hiin with a coil. N? ALFRED F. LAORAVE, M 210 Greenwich, corner B xrclav, New Yorl r A regular supply of FALI^ RIVE I*. Cl'l NAILS, i ?J. Coolers Glue. Also?a complete as&ortmeur of Mechiin "J T( i*. J i tint' Su.. Boor Mat., Tabl. l'iano Co?era, Stiir Rod., Sir. Ainontr t|n-ii good-, are many new and rieh pattern, of F nil liill and American manufacture, arhicli raunot be exceeded tr, Ix.uty, quality and cheaimr., in the city, i to I'rriorit about furni.hiiitf llirir hou-ar. are intitrd to ciie t in call. I k. JltM'S or l,."MARCV.' SALT RHEUM. SALT RHEUll iffo rPHF.RE is now an article for sale in New Yoik, matin I i A turcd by A. B. D. Hands, 79 Mid ICO Fulton street, i will euro thrabove disease:also. Ringworm*, Tetti r, Barbert Jackson Itch; Scall'd1 Head, ami moat disease* of thr skin, res i* a remedy m\er h.'ore known in medicine or history. Ann on tlic many cams which has proved effectual, I mention the r ra- of John Smith, who pnrch.ts d one box ami a bottle of the ic, cent rated 8y nip of SarsaparilU, which effected a perfected ity He th*n purchased nine dollar* worth for hi* friend*. ;td Certificate of Mr*. E. Spevr. We have nut received a fei fruin Mr*. Elizabeth Hpcer, of B'/llingham, Man., a lady venty-thrre year* of age, who mention* l?er c.isc of Salt Rhri as belli/oil* ?*f the moat severe that ever came und? r the tn I wnt of medicine, i I 1 F??r the last twenty year* f hare tried every thing that I v been recommended, and attended strictly to a number of I'h] ly, ci.an* advice without any prrmsnent benefit. H aring >m Sand'.* celebrated r. in* fly, 1 wan induced to try it, and in It we? k from the time 1 obtained it, I was able to walk,and my were nearly covered with new skin?the return of health v I so rapid that I heenne a wonder to all who saw m?. I not oi feel it a privilege, but a duty to make known to others who j j afflicted w ith this ccunplaint, the wonderful cure I have r# laiued by the use of Saudis rcmeJy. ?S I ELIZABETH SrEAR a?. j BMIingham, Mas*. nf Tlie hotth.* of S irsapirilla wh en accompanies th?- retry* (,,r I pre j .are d sltoeeth *r on a new pi? which contains four tin ny i the strength of any trow in the mm net. f,n Rold be A. B. Kc D. Sand*, No. 79 Fulton street, rorn r ,v Oold; 100 Fulton st; 77 East Broadway; 2*3 Broad w a v. Pr f1 a'.A) I in* S RETRENCHMENT TTlE ORDER OK THE DAY. rr rPHF. flubsrjiher, with a view of meeting the exigencies ftj" J the titries, has made arrangements whereby he will hen* rk forth b" enabled to furnish garment* of the very best quality, an immense sating from former charges. Haying made I "n purchases exclusively for cash, he is determined to coinjx jy with the cheapest,(oil the ready money principle onl>,) while hi plw.lges him*?lt?n>?, i. now prupaivd to exrcu ail orilt Ti in t'iB rno?t dnniulr and ItamUomr in nnicr. I Mi'iohanta Account Po k, ..od all of!i rr?ittunr* sir.-et.*?Thi* sole did establishment is now open for the reception o( (I I puMir, hating t?e?*n fitted tip us ;?n elegmnt resnii for gent I i fii#11 drain u? of spending a fi r? hours of letatiT* in the nracm ,1 j o! fowl lh In I eiercifrs tint agreeable rplliatioM from Misinr n pur^ui^. Two separate salooua are fitted up u billiard rn??n y and fowliag alleys. The first contain* lorn very aupciior table n* 1 ai.d die second four ei lle??: all vfr.vnn. and n (Wnialicd i n j tli* m??*i superior ?ty|e. liiioPil lid )?:ni norpiiem^ hire hp? r spired to place The ?Krnml;ra upou a footing, in |>oint of a t trojuooa, of the m IL80N. formal rrroprittoT of th* i Montgomery U II, M.mi^.rv rr, Ala. r GEO. A. THOMAS, late lnH-k*I.i*fpcr I at the Aator ilouie. i TO EE LET?The afore HI Broadway,adjoining Trinit j church yard, suitable for aiiy bujiof-ia, and favorably known. an ol.l and |?opuiar ttand. n i Alio, iwlva or f nrt-*n furnished anartmen'i, for *in*l* rei tlemeii, whir.li will bi let by the monih or otherwise. '1 h*re a Hiiiittf saloon upon th% European plan, attached with Tb Kreinblin, where meal* will be served at all hours, al t 6ttod NOTK'K TO BUYERS OF CABINETFURNITU RE rPIIE Subscriber would invite the attention of those wiahir e I to purchase artirlei in the above b'.uinetis, to hit estiblinl rtip-if, wh? re ia to be fonnda rich aMOHinriit of Rosewood an o Mahogany Furniture, or French and other pattern.*, some which are not to be found lie where, lningentirely original. Alio, iiitedaome rich gilt Cornices for window*. Pole* an Ifcrfff together with 0 mink Hlloons and Tassels, and ever articf. -attached to mtrUr:i?, which will be made in the late Iron patterns lately received. J- Particular attention |*id to the fitting up of Ottoman rue Screens, and other fan re article*, with embroidered Ti PWUT. WASHINGTON MF.KKS, ?m 311 Druidw?>, ant tht |lo*pi'?l. )RK I Y MORNING, MAY 7, 18Washington. [Correspomtuiice of the Ilerald.] Washington, Thursday, 1 P. M. j" NoBtuinriii In either House for the remainnw tier of Hie wfrk. "'c The Senate met at the usual hour this morning and immediately adjourned over to Monday. In the House an attempt was {made, indirectly, afiei Mr. Geddinga of Ohio, who has been r.-elected, .p.. was sworn in, to adjourn over, but some of the members were sutlering under a paroxysm of pain triotisin, and strenuously resisted it. The appropriate' tion bill, which had been returned from the S-nate with amendments, was taken up and referred to the Committee of Ways and Means. Several attempts were mad to adjourn, but the ayes und nays were p,,". ordered, and the motion rejected. There is an obvioua dotoriniuation to do nothing, however, and they w iil shortly adjourn over. |n. Albany. iiils [Coruopondence of the Hiralit.] Albany, May 5, 1842. Invert aunts in the Niw Isxtn?Gratifying Result oj the Tar Bill. The 1,000,000 loan at 7 per cent recently advertised for by the Conimissioners of the l anal Fund, ia moving off for permanent investments in sums varying from $2,000 to $20,000. Upwards oi IT- $10,000 hasheen taken at Albttny in this way withuid m a few days, by private subscription. The pledge J ol the ta\ and of the tolls for the prompt payment of the interest, and for the ultimate reimbursement of the principal of this loan, assimilating it in prin*n'. ciple to the original loans, for the construction ol the Krie and Champlain Canals, made under the loan of 1817, make this loan, now open, a most desirable investment, hie There cannot he a question that it is the very besl description of st nek now ottering in the market,ant its value, when wilen come to he made, will nt doubt prove to be above, par. It is a matter of surprise that this stork has no u-n been taken by our capitalists. The money realize! from it is to be paid out to contractors for work l??n| k,j. since done by the in. It could be taken here with ioi- out removing a uoiiar irom thecttv, and would puj perhaps .-ix or eight millions of debts in the interio; of tin- State, und materially lighten tip and revivift be nil descriptions of business. $s More Titornus for the Loco Focos.?It wai 1 currently rumored among the political circles yes terday, that Jolin I'ettigrew, Ksq., the Aseistanl Aldermnn elect in the Seventeenth Wnrd. is not r e,0 naturalized citizen. He came to this country at ar nor CIir'y nlir,'n* tlirir Ininlnble conduct. At an carl)'hour tlie nnrevervet scats svere filled with anxious spectator?, among ulioir sly xverc dots of female loVclincss sprinkled like gents in 0? coronet. At nliont nine o'clock, companies No. 'J, IS, 13. 3.1, 44, 10 1ft, mid 41 were assembled and seated, with their banner Jv^ and signals displayed in various parts of the edifice. A! dcrman Franklin then calleil upon tlie Mai or to jiresi Ic of The Alderman tlien addressed the assemblage in a short neat, and oloquent speech, which was followed by Alder man Timpson, chairman of the Fire and Water Commit tee, in a few pertinent remarks, when lie called upon tin representatives of Union Engine Company, N'o. 19, Cha P,. tham No. 3, Express Hose Company No. 13, City Host Company No. 33, Mareppa Engine Company N'o. tt, Wa fit- J ter Witch No. 10, Victory No. 1ft, and Clinton No. 41 Tliey uppi arid iijkiii the platform erected for the purpost ti- ill front of tin- |mlpit, and wi re then presented with ,.,l a beautifully finished Fire Trumpet, of high ii?h, tipped with silver, nod the name of the rum' pany w ith that of the corpo-ation tastefully engraved thereon. Henry Wilson, foreman of Engine No. IS, re. r, plied in hah si f of the enghia companies, am I John P. Tiell, of Hose No. 33, on behalf of the hose companies. On concluding, one of tlie companies w as called ii|Min for aTcm. pernncc song, which was given in excellent style, with full chorus. Andrew Morse, a member of one of the com. panics assembled, then rose and addressed the meeting in w a very humorous speech, whan tlie Mayor wn* called ir I upon by an almost unanimous voice. He stated in the course of his remarks that preparations were ranking to rk pri-sent Engine Company's No, 7 and 16, nx well as Hook I nin! I,adder Companies No. ft, the members of whom had n all abolished tin- use of intemperate drinks, w ith a trumpet of similar manufacture at on early dsy. He expressed his great pleasure and satisfaction with the cour-e pursued by the companies assembled, ami concluded by n- i w ishing them surress and prosperity in the path thee hail rhosen, and speed (brothers to join them in their laudable and glorious work of reform. He was followed by Alderman I'urtly, whose remarks were received with shouts of S| probation. J The Mayor state*) in the early part of the evening that i the Hon. Messrs. Marshall and Briggs would address the Columbia Temperance Society at the church they w ire in on Sunday evening. The vast assemblage retired nboat 11 o'clock w ith that ffr -t (icatlon that always fellows the ierformancc of a high and praiseworthy object. Niw I'll it son.ritiA Esr.ist.?We tinilcrslr.ml that the new engine constructed in I'hiladelpliia for tho Southis walk rcinpnuy of this city .will arrive in town to-lay r)_ She is said to be the lergml and most powerful of any apis parntus in the country. Her powers will be tested n Monday with the Protector Engine, No. 1" Accommodation Liar.?By an advertisement it will seen that the Steamboat Emerald, Captain Kelclicr, will stop nl the old prison wharf, foot of Amos street every Sundty morning at 7 o'clock, while on her passage to 1,1 Kingston, Caldwell's and other iaterinwllate places on the river. Hlir is a fust and safe lioat, mid her cominnmler a true hearted sailor and gentleman. i Mr saw But Mis Dr.rusct.?Principally through the indefatigable exertions of Barnabas W. Osborne, one of the efficient clerks of the Lower Police OtBce, the nuisances that formerly infested the Tombs in the shape ol IE R A. i 12. men who were toady for opaltry stint to justify itialinoi a.l) amount, to release persons ou bud who were charge.' with high olieucoi, have been almost coniylotely driven from their practices. They are now rarely* tola seen i. 1 J\ w it limit questions being put to liirn, accusations arc afterwards brought up, the nllair he. 1 comes mere hve-plav. find is a game in w hich the counsel ert t on the Other side holds all the chances. Never Was a trial i(t, fairer or more impartially conducted than the one now attempted to he set aside. Mr. IV. earnestly contended in fit t support of his position, and hoped that the motion would not lie allow ed. lie tvas followed by Mr. Emmktt, who plead with much earnestness and ability lor the prisoner, lie contended that ;{7 r the motion should hi- alio wed mi every principle of propriety mid justice. Krom adi.lat its produced, it is shown Wl that Mr. Husted on two or three diirereut occasions ex- all pressed strong mid uuqualifle I sentiments in regard to the prisoner, and so pointedly against him as to elicit remark that he w ould not answer for a Juror. He also alluded, in emphatic language, to the manner in w hich the Jury hud heen empannelled, and the j 1111o-ssihi 1 ity of knowing foes front friends, lie insisted that the Court w ere bound, from j\ 1 the merits of the rase, to grant a new trial, j A derision w ill probably be rendered in n day or two. Court of" Common Plena. Held re Judge lug lis. March 6.? Walter Skitimore vs. John II. Merer.-- Mr. S. i is u mend er of the I nr. lie went to Kttropr- for his health, I leaving in the carc oi Irs. lleniaus, w itli whom he had llH lsjnrded. a painting and two engravings. Her landlord, Mr. Shannon, distrained for reu*, and the pictures were mi takt n, hut icplevined, n.nl a suit it brought. '1 he gri at jioiiit on the trial w na as to the value of the propel ty, no costs being allotvo-l in replevin wlu re the amount is not y] $50, or over. Me. Kimherly, an artist, swore to the I'ulnting being a work of merit, and worth at least $.i0. and the mr engravings worth *10. Mr. Vieltee placed the value ol Kp i the paiuting ?t *C0, and the auctioneer's clerk said utlilvr the hammer it would not bring more than $7 or 4 v. The Jury gave a verdict for plaintilt of ceub. daiuugcs and ti cents costs, and the propertv w hich .t allied tit *M. j j Kor plaintilt, Mr. J. 11. Scoleu; Mr. J. T. Ilra-ly for dtivndoiu.. V. 8. Mnrxlini'a Olfier. I' 1 MatB vitfemyt at Revolt The ship Hudson, Captain kt (l rage, started on Thursday morning for Charleston. Be. la twrcil 2 and tl o'clock IV \l u lei,, vlitl iniii.l?i,ftl...Un,.l Jr a difficulty took place between the mate nnd Henry drat ei, t one of the teamen, whom he severely assaulted. The JJ! other men took part w ith Graves ami refused lo do duty. The Captain brought the ship to nnchor, when he wis boarded by the Revenue cutter. The men still persisting in their refusal, they were placed in irons, and brought to r the city. Their names aro Jamet Bugley, Janes hwain, John Jackron, John Johnson, Henry Graves, Knht. tyI Stevens, James Taylor, John Reynolds, nnd Pet er Fort liner. Yesterday titer w ere exnmined before Judge Eve- "J rett and fully committed for trial. General St salons. Before his Honor Recorder Tnilmadge, and Judges Lynch and Noah. William Shalcr, Esq., acting District Attornev. _y, M tt (1?At the opening of the I ouvtjn.'ge Lyncli proceeded to pronounce the sentence of the Court upon the following persons Samuel Pool, who was convicted of forgery in the second i degree for passing a *10 counterfeit note on the Meridian "t Bank of Connecticut, U)mti Mr. Gosling, keeper of an eat ing house in Fulton street, was sentenced to the State priI Soil for seven years. Previous to being sentenced he pre, sentvd a written statement in defence of his conduct, and throwing the cati?cof hir. conviction upon the lackof attcatkm by his t ouni oL f Stephen Warren, cartman, for attempting to pn.sn a fft j|,'j I counterfeit auto of the Tradesmen's Baitkol thiscity, was m sentenced lo the State prison for m von y ears all o. Judge Lynch stated that the Court were determined to p'1 1 punish, with the utmost severity all persons eonv icted ol 1 the crime of passing or dealing in euuiite: frit money 'I his being the ease, Otis Allen, Somes, and his partners, Ste., ,;j will he effectually used up w hen they are urruigued lor ten- in j tcncc. os William Derrickson, charged with burglary on trial but he convicted of petit larceny only, when the evidence was merely-sufficient to prove him a receiver of r'loli it good* J 1 was sentence 1 to the penitentiary for six months. Stole a Coir.?James Madison, alias Low, was trie I for rv stealing a cow belonging to Thomns T. llanto, of ltd Troy f|U. street, on the Jjth of February Inst. Ii was proved by pro- wsccution that prisoner hired two small hoys to drive the civ cow from the foot ol Amos street to the corner of Green- ,J wich and Chnrllon ?-t r? ts. nnd froin thence to Thompson street. He was defeudtsl by W. Terliune, Esq., and the j,,,, jury returned a v erdirt of guilty. The Court then ta uten. y eer> or ai\ month*. John Tiro, for heating n small (irrrnnu hid namr.l l.rvs Smith, tviw nnt 1 up for 61) (1 n\ KH iIi ricU Johnson, nn oi'l olfriuli-r, ujf ht j' i ttraling a smokrd tongur fnim Mit'ri. linker k. Pnttn, rhnfgr.l k>\t i u ith ftralimf a piece of natinet John Cm?sen, ft nutnda- J Ihout.iiski' Juni- Atfnan, a trunk containing clothing; Joseph hituUay, Mirhail Burke, I at (I Sam. John ton. a u?gro, st ith assault mil hMleri** were ditcbtrgnl. Urn Mniikritpl hltl, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OK NKVV YOYK. harles Wilson anil John W ilaon, hnrlr* W. ami Son) ililtilh rs. Brook I) n, compulsory. on applii"' ion ol Samuel R. Pay n cr, to w hom th"0, Junel. Bn?hrml Birch, (Into W'arrinor Bitch) merchant*, June 7. Solomon Warriner, Jr., do. do. Junr 7. F.i Thoma* ThomM, Jr., builder, Now York. Juno J. *7'J Ann F.liro Rtiiael), hoarding houic krcf>rr, New York, mfxjj Junr 7. it,, Samtit l Towner, hakor. Now York, June*. in* r William OSaiilt, Brooklyn, June 7. _ it mt Samuel Das i?, merchant,tNess Y ork.'Junr 7. _ r .l:imi W. Hair, giju ral ngenl, Vrss 1 ink, J'"tr l? JoM'ph Tinkliard. (latr firm Tinkhnm k Mart) iff. M|r rhanta, Nrw York, Junr til. will! William I.j on, New York. Junr 7. Marcus F. Ih>.!grs, (latr firm Phelpn,' ranratnl Hodges) New York, June 7. '-I LB. Price Two C?n(?. Stkam Sun* MtavvA*, hence, arrived ut Halifax the :id iii it., ill company with the Britannia from lot Oil. The Xew Jeroy pilots piloted JO vea? !.h out c| the harbor of Xew York (Juries ihi* last :>nth, and brought in G5, of which 57 were boarded t of sight of Sandy Hook. Mre learn that tin* ?.ird of Commissioners liave suspended one ot th? lots, John Fitzgerald, for inattention to duty uud sobedience of orders. kky htsi i-iio.u Yihc.ima.?'1 he news from Virnia by the last mails, leave it no longer doubtful at the loeofoeos have earned a majority of the oust* of l)elegates, and will obtain the ascendancy the Senate, which last year \vt\, tied. r.ovKit.NoR of Coxxia net hauneey F. Clevend has been elected Governor of Connecticut by e Legislature. He received 139 out of 207 votes, in. S. Ilolabird has been eleeted'I.ieut. Governor. >th democrats. Canada Ma u.s.? The I nicorn has coiumcneed lining between Quebec and I ialifax with the mail >tn England. Navaj..?The I'nitcd States ship Preble, wa-. at ibrultur on the 6th of April. 1'ack!:t Sim- Rum u s, hence for Livcmool. with ty-five cabin passengers, was spoken on th?* I9ih abreast of the Sherries, by the steam ship n Monday next, London Assurance" is be brought out in a style heretofore unequalled, rs. Thorite, in ths part of Lady Clay Spanker, pported with a powerful east. This evening the rfortnanees consist of ''Clari," "Charles II.." d Brother Ben." Most plac: of public atnuseent evince the pressure incident upon rent day; it so, however, with tie* Chatham, where the enrpri/.e of the manager meets its reward. Imi'oktant to the Lajuks op Lxtkkmf. Fashion. The attention of ladies front the south or those of ir city, who elaitn a knowledge of tasti in dress, ealled to the new and benutiful article of wear* X apparel recently introduced by Meyers. Pattbon d Noe, for ladies bonnets. They arc calculated supercede the use of Leghorn and 1 raw nlntos* tirely, being more desirable, li i and far nmre nutiful in texture .and finish. f shion of our v have led the way in their introduction, and as" who desire an article perfectly new and unique style, ean obtain the in only at Mrs. Hassell's, 7 Broadway, Mrs. Pratt's, corner of Broadly anil] Blecckcr streets; Mrs. Kngel's, Broadway iovc tirund, and at Madame Duell's and Mrs. ishinitn's, also in Broadway. Kiigllsli AdvertIwciur lit. [OTIC E TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS. ANDERTON'S MOTET,, No. Kit FT TILT 5TREKT, LONDON. AYIllliwii MfiiilJiir. Propria-1 or, 'turn* Lis thank* t tin- prol i\ it At the Land Office nt Dixon, commencing n Mondav, vim irtieth day of May next, for the disposal of the Public Lands illiiu the limits of the undermentioned townships, to v.it: orthvf the lime Line, and Kmt of the /'tmv i/i Piimipai Meridian. Township fwrnfy-one, of ian;;e *it. Township twenty-one, of ranee seven. Townships 1st nty-two, twenty-Hirer, twenty-five and lwenseven, ?1 range eight. Township twenty-two, twmtyfive, and twenty-seven, of ice nine. Townships twenty-three, twenty-five, and twenty-eight, of me ten. rownshins twenty-five and twenty-eight, of range eleven. \Lf rang# m. Town-hips twenty-three and twenty-six, of rsngr nine. Township* twenty-two, twenty-four, and tw\vtw*lii|i thirty-eight, of range i u liter rlcrin^ on i !om,4ih[Territory of range ten. roWM.l.ips f.trtv.four and fort,-five, and t-si vriii'i day of June next, for the dispu..i| cd' the hlic land within tin- limits of th underim .itinu'd l-diitidx, iati (I i: tlie MLM-tipi I river. viz nth of the Haue Jj'ne and IfVlf if the Third Principal Meridian. uland number tw nty-nine, in tow tisliip venn.tef n, of on* ire, anil tow n?hijo *nt; n and nf'?n of rnn two. eland numher tw? nty-ti/ht, in lowuahips xixtei r? r.nd si v. nn, of run^e two. 11 ut 1 mini hep thirty, in tnwnaiiip seventeen, of rantre tv I. i r i wri*hius ten end eleven, of g# ihrri and I'nor* and i* nnmle red ninotm n, in tostn-hip n il, oi ra.u'? I 'm. hinl an id uul. not nnnib"reu, forntin ta.it seetiott* uteri and r i'/htrf ran^e hat part of island number four, forming parts of section* nd twi ltr and i*btnds fiiimber five and in towiuhip range eleven. I .nd unmber v? i xi lu'ied IT* in sal'', h sales will -*rl. h ki t op-n two l.s, (uMevs ti?e U are soonei dis|?osed "J.) and no r; and r.i pnv%|p eu* of land in the township- so offered w?.l lu- admitted, until r the eipirition el tin* two w??!rni;\. V. JOHN TVLK1L llv Vi rtitJ' ::t K. M. HI NTINOTON, Cmiimi- ion?r c,l th* f pr m|ti in 11 Unil in if (I i >wn:.hi|? Ir.iitnaU'd in thi? rroel'.inttinii, in tirto* prn*r of the Ch-tmral Kami (Vfip., I It inJwil wota ij|J.

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n|:\v york herald.' N(W lurk, Saturday, May 7, 1N4'4. Kkmotil. -Tlir llrniLD Orncr. it removed to the a cioui ami central building at the corner of Fulton ami Nhiwii atreoU, lu'i i all advartitcmcnu ami luhacriptioua nrr recaivad Alia), urdar* mceivcd tor printing ol uvorv description. A" Aobmt wantud for Providouce. II. I., to circulate the Daily and Waakly Herald. None need apply uul??* one ho can conform with our temie of payment in advance a., no credit u ill hereafter bo given. Tmb Weeii.y Hkrai.o will I*? published this morning at K o'clock, ut the Herald Buildings, corner of Nassau ami Fulton streets?price ??4 cents. Jt will contain the speeches of the Hon. Thus. F. Marshall and the Hon. Mr Brtt'gs, together with the foreign news brought by the steamer^ tledonnt, iVo. \'e. {vj-. Thk Lav i i ?No. 19.?This popular Medical Journal will be ready for delivery "at an early bour this morning, at the Herald office. Single numbers, t>4 cents. This number of the Lancet" is unusually interesting. (pj? The Sunday Herald of to-morrow morning will contain a full report of the speech of the Hon. T. F. .Marshall, to he delivered this evening at the Jlroadwuy Tabernacle; ulso the latest Congressional intelligence, dfc. vVc. The Moral ltcvolutloiu At length the great Moral Hevolution, that we have always predicted, lhas come down from heaven, and is now in full career in this happy and prosperous city. This is the real Millenium?the true reign of Christ on earth. The Mirabeau of this glorious revolution is the Hon. Tom Marshall of Kentucky, and the Robespierre and bloody Danton, are "Colonel Webb of the regular army," and his associates in those depths of demoralization. The "Courier and Enquirer," the organ of the drunkards?of the gamblers?of the bankrupts?of the murderers?of the instigators to riots on wholesale plan, is perfectly crazy with fright and apprehension. What do they propose to gain by that 1 Will the gross abuse of Marshall help the cause of the drunkards and the instigators to riot I Will the daily assaults on the character of the Mirabeau of the moral revolution help the miserable?the rascally?the vulgar politicians, gamblers and drunkards 1 During the whole of this glorious week has the revolution gone ahead w ith the rapidity ot steam power. At the Tabernacle, at the Methodist Church, thousands and thousands have hung on the eloquent words of Marshall. The crowning glory will, however, take j luce to-night ut the Tabernacle, where Tom Marshall will walk into the fashionable drunkards?the card-players?the brandynosed rascals?the rcsjiedable vagabonds of good society, who, under the guise of refinement, have been the cause of all the recent horrible demoralization of states, communities, cities, towns, men and women. C,o and hear him?do go and hear him. Removals from Office.?The game adopted by the United Slates Senate, in rejecting many of the best nominations of the President, merely on political grounds, begins to work both ways. The annex? d letter from Philadelphia discloses the progress of events in Philadelphia. We understand that preparations are also making to turn out one third of the present office holders in this city connected with the Custom-house. There will therefore be nearly 2U0 vacancies in New York that will require good men to till. If the collector of Philadelphia does not obey orders, he will be marched out himself, hag and baggage." The same game, wisely began by the United ^tutes Senate, will be played all over the Union. Great timesfor office-seekers, probably 4000 vacancies are to lie made and tilled. Philadelphia, Muv 6,1842. A precious scheme of the office holders of the Philadelphia Custom House, to "head Captain Tyler," and embarrass the National Administration has just leaked out here. In obedience to public opinion, often expressed, the Administration had come to the determination to remove the pine layers and those incompetent to perform their duties, and those Clay men who have been most prominent in their abuse of the Uxecutive, denominating him a "damned traitor," and like names. I have divided them into three classes, but the last is nearly entirely included in the two lirst. A few days ago, it is believed, the Collector (himself, by the way, an incompetent, almost in second childhood, who should be removed) received an order to make some twenty removals, and to appoint certain others who were named, to the situations so vacated. Immediately, the Collector, those to he removed, and their friends met in caucus, to determine what should he done, and this, as I know from undoubted authority, is what they determined upon. 1st. That the Collector should proceed at once to Washington, and endeavor to intiuce the President to alter his determination. 2J. II this could not ho done, then he was to concede the removal of not over three of the most obnoxious?such as Hob Miller. 3d. II this would not do, then the Collector was to route hack, and neither comply nor directly refuse to comply, but let the business of the Custom House proceed as before; and above all. not by any means, ton-sign himself, but force the President to remove linn, which they calculated he would not rodnltifion omtntrlt tn Inr f??ur ni on nut. ory.' Accordingly. Jonathan llobertshas proceeded to Washington City; but if lie does not come back with a Hea in his ear, 1 miss my guess greatly, l.ly the way it is considered here a great blow to the prospects ot' I'lay tor the succession, to loose the in Huentv of the Custom House in his favor. It would have furnished not only the sinews of war (money) hut the officers ot his army too. I thought when the partizans of Mr. C'lay were shouting victory over the rejection of Tyson (who is said to he re-appointed) that their pride would soon have a dreadful hoist. Bela Badger I'. I,. V. S. (pipe laylayer and yarn spinner) gave a public dinner to a large party in celebration of the event. How rascals rejoice when honest men meet with misfortunes. The Bloody Sixth.?The Mayor will refuse to swear in the Whig Alderman and Assistant of the Bloody Sixth on Tuesday next, and Assistant Alderman Shaler will still continue to keep his seat until a new election is ordered by the Common Council. More fun brewing. Candidate^ for Cor tor riov A rroRNRY.?Among tin- candidate* in the field in the Whig ranks tor the spoils ot office, are Alexander W. Bradford, Esq., chairman ot the Whig Voung Man's Committee, and Theodore K Tonihnson, Esq., formerly with Mat Blunt while he held theu|>pointnient. Both feci as certain o| success as some of the Whmu do ot getting a majority in the Common Council, and it they do the scattering, quarreling, clamoring, slandering, pushing, pulling, and tumbling out and into office, will earn the devil himself to shake his sides with delight and laughter. h in m lv n ide Island.?Our advices are down to last night. Nothing important had occurred. The Suffrage Assembly lias ad|ourned to meet 111 Providence on the 1st Monday in luly. No more arrests had been made, but writs were ready to be used the moment the suffrage men returned to theii homes. It is said that the Steam Ship Missouri now a Washington, is under sailing orders for Newport Elislia II. Potter, Esq. has gone to Wnshingtoi as the hearer of the requisition, from the Chnrte Governor, upon the President for his interference i ximkn r h.' the Purulent.?Richard Bid die Butler has been ap,minted Military rftorekeepe at th^ Alleghany Atonal, near Pittsburg, Penn sylvania, in place of his father, James M. Bullet deceased. ARRIVAL OS* THE I STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA. FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. siatr of Tvade?Better Kaee ?>f the Cotton 51 arket?Parliamentary Proceedings? Revolullon In Persia?Troubles In Ireland? Reported Battle In India?'Trouble* In Ky rla. Port ugal, etc., ?fcc. The Caledonia arrived at Ronton yesterday morning, alter a pleasant passage of 15 1-2 days. The news is of no very great interest. Anions the arrivals is the celebrated J. W. Cochran, the inventor of the revolving ordnance, with important despatches front General Cass, the American Minister at Paris. It is sui>pnsed thev relate to tlte views of the French government, on the late Treaty on the Right of Search. The Columbia had not arrived at Liverpool, but was spoken by the Caledonia the day she started, abreast of the Skerries, at about It) in the evening. The overland Mail from India was hourly exl>eeted, as the arrangements to reduce the time between Suez and Bombay front eighteen to twelve days, were retried at thp last arrival to he nearly completed. Trooi* for India, in considerable numbers, are assembling at Canterbury, Gravesend, and Tilbury Fort, and the embarkation of the men is going on with activity. Three additional regiments have been ordered to that country? the Seventy-Eighth Highlanders, the 10th Foot, and the Ninth Lancers. The 29th Regiment had embarked for India, and in a few days the 10th Regiment, greatly augmented. will also embark for the same place. The total augmentations of the army for foreign service will amount to at least 15,000 men. Lieut. General Sir Benjamin D'Urban goes to India as Commander in Chief. One of Lord Elleuhorough's first ac's, us Governor-Generul of India, lias been to order the restoration of Batta to the Madras sepoys. Orders had been issued at the British Royal Foundry for the casting of 2000 cannons of various calibre, intended chiefly lor the larger vessels of war. The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered twenty powerful fire-engines to he constructed for use in the national dockyards. Nine of those engines have been completed and sent to Woolwicb to be proved. Among the fifteen shi|>e which sailed from Antwerp on the 3d this month was the Belgian schooner "Jupiter," Captain Herloghe, hound for New York witli a cargo of coals. The Gazette de Guernsey announces the arrival of Mujor-General Nupier, who has succeeded ?ir James Douglas as Lieutenant-Governor of the island. Friday night's Gazette announces the elevation of Mr. John I'irie, Lord Mayor of London, to the baronetcy. The order of the garter has been conferred upon the Dukes of Bcuulort and Cleaveland, and Lord Salisbury. The preliminaries had been concluded for a matrimonial alliance between the ihtke of Bordeaux and the second daughter of the Emperor Nicholas of K ussia. The Grand Duke and Duchess of Tuscany have lost another daughter, the l'rincess Ann Maria. making the third within two years. Madrid patters of the 6th, mention that M. Zertuan, who was regarded as an agent of Prince Metternich, had received notice to quit the Spanish capital. Letters from Constantinople state that there has been a sad mortality among the Turkish troops at Adrianople. Cut of 12,1)00 men upwards of 2,000 have died of the typhus fever in three months. Letters from Mauritius mention the death of the Governor, Sir Lionel Smith, llis disorder was dropsy in the chest. The total charge for the China exp-nditure up to April, 1842, is 1,193,H!>2/., of which, including 618,430/. for the Canton ransom 1,018,430/. has been provided for. The estimated exp-nse of the year ending April, 1813, is 1,500,000/. Another large East India house had failed?that of Kortnan lladow, at London, a long established concern. An almost unwonted depression appears to hang over the East India trade. One of the largest manufacturing houses in Ireland, that of Joseph Beale Ar Co. of Mountmellick, has storied payment. By this event no less than 1000 persons were thrown out of employment. The large banking and commercial house ofThoniayer A: Co., at Vienna, after having once suspended and resumed, has again gone by the board. Its liabilities are very large. A lire broke out in London on the 25th, which destroyed the extensive leather manufacturing establishments of Bailey >.V Co., the largest in London. The banks of the Thames river, opposite Partford canal, recently broke away, and the water rushing through, covered 8(X) acres, and destroyed vast quantities of marsh hay in stacks. Another fall of one of the chalky cliffs at Hastings had, as has been for some time feared, wrouht almost irreparable injury to the harbor of that place. No fewer than fourteen mines were discovered in the province of Logrono during last February eight are of copper mixed with silver, one of silver ore unmixed, two of lead, and three of other metals. The distresses in the manufacturing districts of Great Britain still continued, although the demand for labor was, oh die whole, somewhat better than it had been for some time past. The Spitalfield weavers had been partially relieved bv further contributions from the metro|x>li?and the commercial towns; and the distressed operatives at Paisley were in the receipt of donation-sufficient to save tlieni from actual starvation. Still the amount of suflering was very great, and much greater, probably, than even the'British public supposed it could be, under the circumstances. We hear on all hands of reductions in the wages of manufacturing workmen. The hand-loom weavers in the employ of Messrs. Filden Brothers, of Todtnorden, had an abatement made of about 20 per cent, on their previous earnings. N ew S i cam Kmca it, tick i^rofst i.\ Tire Wonr.n. ?The Admiralty have given instructions for tipbuilding and equipment of a new steam frigate, which is to surpa-s, in size and power, everything ol the kind vet afloat. She is to lie of 50 lionspower: to have engine-room for flOO tons fuel; complete stowage under the hatches tor 1000 troops, w itli tour months stores and provisions, exclusive ot a crew ol about rauo was plundered in the middle of the day ot a large -urn of money and a quantity of jewels, amontrst which was a crucifix of diamonds valued at 2n,uno crowns. Fiik British Pari.nut \r.?The debate on the resolutions proposed by Cord lohn Bussell, as an is amendment on the resolution imposing an income >f occupied the 1 biiiser barrel. That duty was taken off through the exertions of the late Lord Sydenham. Mr. L. contended that the duty would be injurious to Canada, and detrimental to the trade of the empire and lie moved to strike out the proposition?believing that the trade of Canada with tin' United Slates ought to lie encouraged, lie also argued the motion from the great iniportanee of'securing to the St. Lawrence the transit of the produce of Ohio, Michigun and the farther counties of the lakes. Mr. Gladstone thought this argument unini|>ortnnt. lie believed the time had not coma for Canada to compete with the canals of the Cnited States?particularly of the State of New York. The debate was continued by Mr. lloehuck, and by Lord Stanley, in reply. The motion of Mr. Labouchure did not prevail, and the resolution was adopted. Tne next resolution, embracing a duty of 3s. on salted and cured meat, Arc., imported from the United States, was then taken up, and opposed by Lord John Russell. Mis lordship argued strongly in favor of increasing the conimeree between the I lilted Mutes and Canada. 1 he resolution prevailed, and a considerable advance was made in the tariff during the sitting. In the Lords, on the 18th, the Larl of R i[>on moved the second reading of the corn importation bill, and was left speaking On the same day in the Commons, Sir Robert I'eel said it was his wish that the operation of the income tax should commence on the 5th of April next, lie hoped the measure would not long be delayed. lie afterward brought forward the property tax bill, which the clerk first read by its title. On the question being put by the Speaker that the hill be now read a first time, Lord John Russell rose and .-poke to the general question, in opposition. Sir Robert Peel commenced in reply, and was upon his legs when the reporter left. The second reading of the Corn Law Bill was fixed for the night of the 18th in the House of Lords. Lord Melbourne has given notice of Ins intention to move an amendment, in the shape of a resolution, on the motion for the second reading. The farmers are pouring in their petitions against the bill. The presentation of one, on Thursday evening, gave rise to a curious scene. The Duke of Wellington lost his temper, and gave the lie to certain statements with more energy than politeness. An account of the gross and nett receipts of each custom house, for the years 1840 and 1811, has been laid before Parliament. The following five places are highest on the list: London, in 1841, gross receipts, 11,757,262/.; Liverpool, 4.140,593/.; Glasgow, including Greenock and Port Glasgow, 1.050,462/.; Bristol, 1,027,160/.; and Dublin, 977, 718/. The receipts at all these porta, with the exception of Liverpool, have increased considerably as compared witn those of the previous year; the falling off'at Liverpool amounts to 467,000/. The if evenue accounts for the year and Quarter ending the 5th of April have been, published. On the year, indeed there has been an increase in three of the five chief items?on the customs 175,905/., on the taxes 122,188/., and on the post office 90,000/. The decrease of 65,427/. on the excise is more than counter-balanced by the increase on the customs; and on the stamps the decrease of 123,589/. is countervailed by the larger amount of taxes. The gross increase on the year is 687,941/. The quarter's accounts show less favorably. There is a decrease in four of the six items?in the customs 25,465/., excise]116,309/., stainps77,917/.. taxes 71.392/. The increase on the post office is, 49,000/.; a consider, able step. There is a large increase in miscellaneous, of 274,067/.; but some Chinese cash swells that amount. The gross increase on the quarter is 111,332/. It is something, however, to have any increase at all, in the state of affairs. Tub Amended Tariff.?Sir R. Peel's proposed tariff is at length printed, with the amendments acceded to by the Government. These are neither very numerous nor verv important, the duties on all the main articles, sucn as live stock, provisions, iiinner, conee, meiai, arogs, at., remaining unaltered. At the same time, several minor alterations are made, which, although not very important to the community at large, \vill be of considerable consequence to the different interests affected. In one respect the tariff is materially improved. The number of additional protecting duties in favor of colonial produce is greatly reduced. Instead of proceeding on the principle adopted in the first draft of the tariff, of giving a protecting duty of one half in favor of the colonies wherever a duty is imposed unon any articles of foreign produce, the amended copy confines the protection to eases in which the article is actually produced in the colonies. It does not, as in the former case, swell the tariff hy a long list of merely theoretical protections and it obviates the objection of calling into existence new monopolies. In one instance the alteration is of some practical importance. The differential duty of 3dflpcr II). in favor East I India tobacco is discontinued, and the 3s. duty charged on the produce of British possessions as well won that of foreign countries. For this amendment, which saves us from the introduction of a wrong principle in an article of such great importance to commerce and revenue, the country is indebted to Mr. Laboucherc, who pressed the point stronglv in the House of Commons when the tariIf was first brought forward. We will now give a short sketch of such of the other alterations as appear likely to affect trade and particular interests: Schedule 1.?Animals and Articles f Food. The importation of fish at the lower di ties is eonfined to fish imported in vessels other than fishing vessels, in whicli it is prohibited. The object evidently is to prevent foreign vessels from interfering with our own fishermen, by fishing within the prescribed distances front the English coast, whic'i the Dutch and French fishing crafts could not lie prevented from doing, if they were allowed to run up to Ixmdon with their cargoes of fresh fish. The rules of dutv we arc glad to see remain unaltered, and the Duke of Richmond has not, as was reported, succeeded in dictating to the Government a higher duty on foreign salmon. Tongues are reduced from 1 Is to 10s per cwt.? Apples are charged by the bushel fid instead of 2s Gd per cwt. l'ears fkl n bushel. Schedule 10.?Timber and Woods.?The period when the duty of 25s |>er load on foreign timber is to come into operation is post|M>ned from the 5th April to the 10th October, ltS-42. The duty on deals and battens is raised from 1/. 15.?. (per load at first, and after 5th April, 1842, 1/. 10*. to 1/. 18s. at first, and after the Kith Oct. 1842. 1/ 12s. 1 loops, oak-knees, lathwood and spars, instead of being included in the general charge per load, are specially charged hy tale, at rates varying from about one third to one half of the present duties on foreign and nominal amounts on colonial. Ireland, The troubles in Ireland, arising principally from the scarcity of provisions, the want of employment and disaffection with the government, were every dnv assuming a more alarming aspect. Murders, robberies, anil other outrages upon the laws, were ol frequent occurrence?an-now in? a laxity oi moral restraint, and a desperate determination to obey flic behesIs of tory rule The complaint wan. I ha t the "oven ntent, amidst all its propes-d measures, did not contemplate doing any thing lor Ireland, or to lighten the burdens which weighed down its energies. A large number of houses in the neighborhood of Itnonheg, countv Clare, Ireland, were recently carried awav hy a flood, and several men lost their lives in attempting to save some cattle. The assertion recently made hy Sir Hohert I'eel in Parliament, that the temperance reformation had not diminished the quantity of ardent spirits imported into Ireland, is stoutly contradicted by the Irish whig papers,and is considered by them as intended to keep up the old pre in dices against the Irish people. Krnnce. M. Thiers has treated this country and Europe to another warlike speech, to another tunc, played on the chord of national feeling." M. Thiers, in this speech, strongly insists on the immediate outlay ot large sums in order to establish a great naval port at Algiers, capable of containing and protecting a fleet of 2o sail of the line. I.otiis Phillippr has been unwell; he hnd a cold on Monday, and kciKhis chanibcr; but he resumed las usual habits on .Tuesday. There, have been rumors in London that the King is troubled wilhsonie dropsical symptom. Portugal. The Inteat accounts from Lisbon and C|>orto are to the 12th. Affairs at Oporto were grow ing worse and worse daily, and the whole trade was frightfully depressed. Two new failures hnd occurred, for a considerable amount, and fresh failures were expected daily to declare themselves. The commercial community in that city had expres-' d themselves well pleased with such portions of tie- alterations in the tariff proposed by Sir K lVrl as affected ibis trade with England. The French wpiadron was about to leave Lisbon immediately, ibe (iroudeur, a war steamer, having arrived from llrest. with orders to that effect. The destination of the squadron was not accurately known, hut is supposed to lie Tangier. Prnssla. Accounts from lterlin state that the King of Prussia w-ill stop sometime at Kontgsberg, on his ini ten led journey to 5>t Petersburg!!, to inquire into the complaints jiiadejbyihe inliahituuts respecting 'lie Russian prohibitive duties The Prussian State iazette announces from Prague that :ft),tXM men are to be discharged this year from the army. The new levies will not exceed 2li,67(> men, although the usual number is MI.OUO this amount 7,2fiOure to be furnished by Hohcmia. 'J'lie o(>eration of recruiting w ill commence in April, anil terminate about the end of May. It is reported that Konigsberg is about to become a fortified town of the first class, and that the works are to commence next summer. Africa, The Semaphore de Marseilles of the 2d April pul>lislu s an account of an awful hurricane on the coasj of Africa, near Gran, in which forty-one vessels of all si/.es (lerislted. The Krench troo|*? have experienced a reverse nt Tleinlecea. Abdel Kadcr, who was su(n>osed to have retired towards Morocco, reappeared in the vicinity of Tlemler en with HOimi men, and inflicted a heavy loss on the French troo|?, which had left that town under Gen. Hedenu. The precise state of the case has not transpired, but it ts clear that the advantage gained hy the Arab chief mutt have been considerable, as General Bugeand instantly despatched two steamers to 'ran lor reinforcements. The Gazette (let Trihututitx contains a frightful account of the decapitation of no fewer than forty-four Arabs at Constantine, tor imputed offences, most of them of a very trivial character, without either trial or inquiry!!! The Niger Expedition. The latest letters from Ascension (February 7.) stnte that the Albert had arrived there on the 2Hth January. No deaths had occurred in the interim. The 1\ ilberforce is said to he in better condition than when she left Kngland, and it was Captain Allen's intention to take her and the Soudan to the coast in March. From thence he proposed re ascending the river, which he would probably be able to do in April. Egypt. The Leipsic Gazette of the 4th April contains a letter from Constantinople, which states that the British government hail solicited permission from Mehemet Ali to march a body of troops through Kgypl and the isthmus of Suez, for the purpose of facilitating their arrival in India. The Pasha is said to have renlied that he could not grant the request without the consent of his master the sultan. The object of Sanii Bey's visit to Constantinopl is, to represent to the Sultan the inexpediency of granting a similar permission, and to suggest the propriety of erecting a line of forts on the const of the Bed Sea. The Levant. The Levant Mail, with papers from Malta to the r)th ilist. has arrived. Sir Stratford Carmine had nresented verv strong notes to the Porte on the alleged misconduct of the Syrian authorities. Prince Mavrocorduto had not yet had his audience of the Sultan. He is looked upon as a sort of uninvited guest, and could not exia?ct a very cordial reception, but it is agreed that the Porte will not throw any impediments to the fulfillment of the object of his mission. The complaints made hv Sir Stratford ('aiming are to he inquired into and settled by Seliin Bey. when lie arrives in Syria. The accounts received from thisquarter are conflicting, all parties accusing each other. The Mussulman |K)pulation were quite elated at the reverses of the British in Afghanistan. Syria was in a slate of insurrection, and the confusion more confounded by the employment of Albanian troops to repress it, they being, in fact, little better than banditti themselves. Meheinet Ali was at Dumanhour. Admiral Walker had returned the sword presented him by the Sultan, on the ground that it was inferior in value to those presented to other officers. Persia. The Brussels papers contain this statement:? Letters from Odessa announce tlmt a revolution hpd broken out in Persia; that the Shah was dethroned; and that thirty thousand insurgents were on their inarch to Teheren. This seems to need confirmation." On the authority of a Berlin corres|>ondent, iq>on whose information, derived through letters from Moscow, great reliance is placed, tne Times stales that the Shah of Persia has inarched against Herat at the head of 60,000men; and that Russia hns furnished a subsidy of 2.0(H),(XX) rubles in order to enuahle the Shah to make the movement. India. A letter dated Bombay, March 1, from a general officer to a relation in England, communicates the following intelligence Accounts have come that Ghumci had been taken, and the garrison, 1(XX) strong, put to the sword. General Nott, it is also said, is preparing to retreat; although in Candahar, at the head of 12,(XX) men, he ought to hold good his position for years, as with sueh a force he might commuud the country round." The Calcutta Englishman, of the 16th February, received by the Falmouth mail, states that intelligence had reached Lahore on the 27th of January, to the effect that Akhar Khan had come down upon Jellalabad in great force, and having been met by ill' i>riu>ii uuup ?mi nit* |>i?tin, ?i I'ctiin iiau urt'ii fought, in which he and n great number of Afighauo were killed. The truth of this intelligence was doubted. The London Evening Mail of Aj?ril lfiilt, says? "From inquiries made at the India house yesterday. on the subject of the fall of hiiznee, as described in a letterf frnin Bombay of the 1st ult., we are led to believe and hope that it may only prove to have bc? n an exaggeration ol the news last received thence, and that the country may be soared this great additional disastsr. The writer of the letterreferred to was General Brooke, and of its genuinenesss at least, we can entertain no doubtr" A letter dated the 1st of April, f rom Berlin,founded on corres|K)ndence from Moscow, states that the Shah of Persia had inarched against Herat at the head of 60,001) men. It further states that the K nsMan government had furnished a subsidy of 2,000,000 rubles in order to enable the iShah to efTect this movement. The Calcutta Englishman, of the 16th February, by the Falmouth mail, states that intelligence had reached Lahore on the 27th ol January, to the effect that Akbar Khan hud come down unofi Jellalabad in great force, and having been met by our troops on the plain, a buttle had been fought, in which he and a great number of Alfghatis were killed. Markets. Londox Moxf.t Miiiit, April IS.?The national stocks were steady on Satunla), w ith a small amount of business. Consols for money cloned 911; ditto Account 918; India boiuU IS*, to *20*. premium; Bunk Stock. IBM to l(i; Exchequer hills, 39*. to 41s. premium; Three per Cents reduced 90 Throe and a half per Cent* reduced, 99 to New Three and a Half per cent*. 100} to Long Annuities, expiring the 5th of January, IsCO, 12 7-16tlis, and India Stock 242 to 243. Some flatnes* existed in the foreign market, and the price* of Peruvian and Buenos Avrca suffered a reaction, the latter to neurit the extent of 3 per cent. A letter from Pari*, dated Bourse, Saturday,fonr o'clock, says?" The advance in the English market has given confidence to the French Bourse. The three per cents have advanced to SIf. 20c. and the ,V* to 11st" HAc. for the end of the month. The advance in the fund* here would lat considerable but for the apprehension which every speculator naturally has of the tremendous fall which must take place in ca*c of any untoward event arising. The market closed as follow s:?Three per cents, for cosh, alt". Sc.; for account. SJf. sAc. Bank of France shares 3,370f. Neapolitan, 107f. .'Ktc. Spanish 26. The Three per Cents were done on the Madrid Bourse on the Sth inst, at 22}, 23 at different dates, and the Five percent*, with 11 rou]>oiis. at 2S 1-2 for cash, aed 2H 13-16 3-4 at different date*. i.oxnnw Monr.v Mvakft. April 19.?There was a slight ulvnnce in the value of the national securities to dm, u purchase of 50,000/. Reduced hating been made on private account, otherw ise business generally whs unimportant. Consols tor money closed 911 to f ditto, for the account, 91 jj to 3 per Cents. Reduced, 90| to 3j per Cent', Reduced. 99| to New 3} per Cents,, 10t>} Long \nmtities (expiring January 6, iMiO), 12 7-16; India Stork, 213; Bank Stock, Ittftto 166 Exchequer-bills, 39s. to 41s. premium; and India Bond*, ISs. to 20;. premium. In American Stocks the transactions are on a very limited scale, and we have little variation in price* to reiiort, ex cent in the value of Ohio 6 tor cent Stock, the, holders of which have been very much alarmed and the rales do predated by the rapid aiid great fall in price* lit New York, and by vague rumor* that the State w ill he unable to pay its future dividend*: these rejairt* nrr generally disbelieved, but should they he confirmed, it i* Impossible to sav to what price the stock ntav fall. At present the price is 60. Buyers of Pennsylvania ,Vs at 60, and of New York at 72 per cent both for small amount*. United State* Bank Shares 21s. to 22s. 6 I. It is understood that Messrs. Demon; Sc Co. will pav alHiut half, mid Messrs. Kothsehild about a quarter of the half yearly dividend due on the I ntted Stntes Bank 6 per cent. I)et>enttires negotiated through them and It is presumed that the hypothecated stocks w ill not ho forced on this market at present, as their realization would be almost impossible, even at a very Ik ivy sacrifice. The last price w as AO per cent for Rothschild's ami 00 per cent for the Deniaon's Debentures. M ir\ intxi nnlnt.in 2S.:i7', fmncs end cents. If. stg. Henna cent' 1 IjmnnoTR. L' born Ai's cent' 11 I lite. .bsilrrdsM. s^pii' I'*Pari', 3m .'iH*,. t rotes for 3 francs. Hamlinr^ 33 3-16 ilo I t'. l.-udni 12.1 florins k allien- I/, it*. (t 47', rents of florins I lira li.nira. I,. nlM.rn fl'1' ril fi. Ains'- rtUin.3ni I2.3 florins k sillers for I/, it*. Kottenlnm 12-3'* tlo I do. Antwerp ll.'i ilo I do. llMiibniv lt.lt marcs k s. banco l do. I' lis 2332', frsiK-s ,nr-l finis I do, ufsuin. 60 daw 32's In nee st*. I milrrs. tt-noA. 1m -23.82', lire ne and cents ll. si*. Leghorn -36.03 lire >t 1'. it*. e??ssieeeE*BBa?-H? Hullion pti- Or. (k>IJ Standard 77-9 a Sil?rr tin 4-11'. i 0 S. American dollaiv Hl'n I ,1 17. S. do I S|iun?ii do t-l**? I I .WW mlilii. Do doi-bloon* 7tr9 f about 9'A oi. ll B> Hot* oud Mi-tic.ui ilo>,. I o IV.ovaii do i I i, London Conn Miiii.ii, April'IS.?The wwither has since our lukt continued ruld, partaking more of the cha- 1 racier of March than April, am) vegetation has mailt- but I little progrrsi, still, on the whole, it may he considered 1 as having born favorable to the country, the farmer* hav in., niru iiuiiieu i?> gci in int I cni.iiiMii'i ui men m-wi hi excellent order tlie keen rolil winds have alwj lu en of considerable benefit in improving the condition of the J \V heat in stack, and thus increasing its value. The trade, though dull, has remained tnlerablv linn, and the onlv a market of nnv importance where Wheal has receded is I.iv el pool, w here prices of free foreign were on Ttlesdny quoted Id. to 'ill. per 70 lbs lower, but 011 Kriduv there w a> again ail improved demand. The quantity of line old foreign W bent remaining on hand is now reduced to a nar- 1 row compass it is estimated that the total stock in London 1 does not exceed 170,000 quarters, of which bv far the greater proportion consists of ordinary kind*.' The de- mand for this article has throughout the week been slow 1 but holders have refrained from pressing sales, and no abatement has been ucceded to. The arrivals from abroad 1 are hegiuiug to fall off, within the last eight davs only 1 2540 quarters have come to hand. American Hour"is quo- 1 ted at 3ia 34s. for free, and 20 a 28s. in bond. I London TKit)r RcroaT, April 17?Teas?The demand limited, but holders were firmer. Company's congou Is. Ud. Cosh. Spirits?In Rum a fair business* was done, at full rates. Leewards 2s. 2d. to 2s. 2-12d. Brandy dull of sale and cheaper. Coffee?The transactions in this article have been more numerous, and the market presents a firmer appearance, with less desire 011 the part of the mer- chants to realize. The public sales have gone oil" well. Ceylon good ordinary has brought 07s, to 68s. 6d. per cwt. Sugar?The demand for West India raw sugar has become rather dull in consequence of the increasing stmpliea and the accumulating stocks, and the prices of the low quuli. tics have rather declined. Cocoa?There is 110 change to notice in prices, and very little business is doing, with a large stock on hand. London Markets, April IS Hour aud Wheat?Our corn ninrkct has been firmer of lute, and prices of good Wheats are 2s to 3sdearer. In l?nded Klour some transactions hat efcuken place at 28s, but the demand appears to have subsided. Hides support their value. Hemp ti? ?lected; St. Petersburg clean i'33 10s; Manilla about ?2 1 10s. The Indigo sale* are now proceeding, the total quantity ollerix! w as359chests, of which 3o. I have passed sale, and about 3000 found buy ers at un ub mice on good ami fine Bengal, of 4d to 6.1 per lb, and ether kinds 21 to 4d 1 dearer than the currency of the Janu .ry auctions. Iron remains very fiat at ?0 for common Bar here, and about ?5 in Wales. Nothing done 111 loreign, and no change in Gottenburg. Linseed Oil, 33s perewt; Sperm?UnglLh has been sold at ?80 per ton, ana no longer buy or- thereat; the lust sale of American was at ?78. Quicksilver 4s per lb. Bengal Rice, .8? to lis fid per cwt. Saltpetre, firmly maintained. American Red Cloversced would not tiling over 02s to 72s per cwt duty paid, according to quality; the season, may be considered over. Sugar.for home use,is supported; the prcv ailing easterly winds keeping out supplies. The demand for foreign has j subsided, the transactions being confine,! to about 1C00 bxs Stock or Tea in London. 1 I, lsit. Apt1,1012. IRi 1. Apl 1,1812 Boiiea (Jan- Iht. Ilti. in*. Ihs. t?li, 200,1(18 133,287 Br't fwd. 29,l?t,jS0 23,1811,665 Fokien. 347,072 230,032 11. Skin, J.T.oll 130,710 Coiivou, 22,351,204 18,327.00,3 Hyson, l,.n* 000 bales have been sold, 1000 to speculators and a few hundred for export. The market closes with very great firmness. Week ending April 15th, in the early part of the week I there was a very good demand, which continued until Wednesday, 011 which day there w as less doing, and prices had a tendency downwards; yesterday, however, there w ere speculators in the market to a huge extent, Hiid their operation* have been followed up to-day, which, ailed by u good business for the trade, has been the cause of prices regaining the trifling decline, and the market has closed firmly at the quotations of Friday last. Speculators have taken 12.000 American, and e\j>orters 1500 American, 1(10 Pciuv inn, 350 Stunt and 150 Madras. .It-count of Stilts unit Imports of Cotton, from the 8th to 1 ilh tntt. inclusive?Sales of the week and Prices paid in the week?1.10 Sen Island 0 n 10; 10 Stained 5j; 0070 Bowed Georgia 4 n 6;; 6:110 Mobile, Alabama an I Tennessee 4 a 41; IS,500 New Orleans 4 a 7). Total sales 30,030 bales. Week ending April 9?Cotton has been in fair demand during the week, which closes heavily, though without change from last week's quotation of American, the common quantities of which are freely offered. In Egyptian a moderate amount of business has been done, without alteration of price. Brazil is still neglected, and heavy of sale at former quotations. Sural continues in demand, and steady in price. The sales of the week amount to 25.760 bales, including .'1000 American on speculation, and 1.130 American and 110 Pernam for export. 480 bales Babin, -.HO Egyptian, and 160 American were destroyed byfire last month. 110 Sea Island Oj a |7; 110 Stained do 4} a 8; 6,960 Upland 4) a GJ; 3690 Mobile. kc.4a6j; 11,630 New Orleans 45 a 7J; 440 Egyptian 7 a 9; 420 Pernams, fcc. 6jd a 6*d; 190 Buhia, lie. 6j a 6J; 670 Maranham and Sawginned 6J a 6J and 5) a 6l; 310 Peruvian 5[a6 130 La (tuny ru 51 a 6; 10 Com-W. India 5} a 6; 2,320 s>u rat, See. 3 a 4'. The business tonlav amounts to 3,500 bales, nil to the trade. There is no change in prices. Liverpool Com* Market, April 19?The poising of the new Corn Bill through the House of Commons in the precise? form proposed by Ministers, ou their first introduction of the measure, with the probability of its encountering no opposition in the Upper House suflicient to delay its almost immediately coming into operation, has rece-ntly produced nn indisposition to continue purchases of duty paid Grain and Flour, *0 froclv as toward the close of the past month, until its actual working shall have been in some measure ascertained; and this partial cessation of demand has been attended by n small reduction in prices. Although the new duties* are not, for the pn sen', expected to bo paid In many instance*, and the stocks of the lending articles, not in bond, as will be seen on reference to the statement subjoined, have lutcn reduced in the last two mouths, viz: in this port on the 31st March? In Iwnd?Wheat, 179,109 qrs; barley, 10,371 qrs; outs, 13,887 qrs; beans, 20,900 qrs; peas, 7637 qrs; flour, 103,56.") barrels. Free?Wheat, 50,000 qrs; barley. 6000 qrs; oats, 10,00(1 qrs; beans, 23,000 qrs; peas, 6000 qrs; flour, 30,000 ld>ls. and 10,000 snoks; oatmeal 85,000 sacks. The more limited sales abovo noticed may be partiv accounted for by the circumstance of ronie "of our millers preferring investments in bonded wheats, looking to u relaxation of duty ere long; w ith the same view, speculators have of late been very active >n the purchase of wheats under lock on the spot, as w ell as for future arri* al, and prices have realized, in com-.-quencc, a gradual advance of several shillings per qnantr. States' flour in bond has brought 29s per hhl. and not fr.-elv ottered. Duty this week, wheat 27s9J; flout Ids td per bbl. I State ok Trade A tit it, 19. Mamhestkr?The prices paid for cloth last week are to-day obtainable indeed the mark- 1 may be said to be firm at those rates. A great many spinners, accustomed to convert their y am into cloth, are ceasing to do so, finding it more to their interest to sell their twlgt than to manufacture it. This, if extensively carried out, will throwmany additional hands out of employ nic:>-. a sad alternative. Tw ist is much better to sell thi.j of late, but prices do not at all imp->ve indeed, w hilo su.* k? are *0 heavy 1 a rise seems out c the question. Maxcmester. Friday Evr.mxo The priroa of cloth have not runner pone down, indeed they u.ll cannot, as generally the prima arc'20 per cent VI- th most depressed period of 1*17. Many spinner arc censing to turn their yarn Into cloth, and are confining their operations to spinning only, thus throw ing out of employ rncnt main additional hands. Vet, in the face of dm fart, the hands at many mills stand out ngainst a prop -um i eduction of I wages. Yarniare pretty ready tale, hut prices have not in the least impntv ed. t IVaokoko.?'There were a fair numhi ...f' ir* at our 1 piece maiket to-day, and a fnll arr;. ;;e b|:.?Cottois?There has tiern a fair attendance of dealers from the interior this w eek, nnd the pressure exhibited by the greater jiortinn of holder* to run off theirstiK'k, added to theobvious w illingues* evinced to submit to some concession in order to realise, w as freely met on the pnrt of tun crs, and the transactions since last report hav e therefore lieeii to a tolerably good extent Traders nl?o templed by the depreciation in the raw material, were induced to come into the market, and several large lots of ordinary and inferior U. Htates Cottons wore taken for consumption, which, considering that the low descriptions are not usually sought after by our manufacturers, may he looked upon a* a rather extraordinary occurrence. Rut notw ithstanding the incrraseof animation that has taken place, prices arc fur from being sto?ly. ami are in fact at present of a very anomalous rhararter, w hich may in a gr. at measure be ascrit**! to the advices brought by the aanannHHr .J.. .Li 1 \?ncoi? Is/, packebshipof Itttli nit., announcing a lull in II the American markets. and further latge Tniphems to ur port. The aspect of business at this moment is upon lie whole of a ruther discouraging nature, an J it it ilitlinit to torm any correct uotiou as tu the future; but judging com the continued depressed state in general, particular!; a the other side ol the chunuel, ami the prolmhilils of an iicieasing stock, the prospect* of improvement would eein tor the present to be ol a very prolileiualical descripion. We refer to the subjoined summars table of the noveinent in cottons throughout France and Great Britain orflhe last three months, contrasted v, ith former jieriod*. The sales of the week amounted to 36,600 hags, iuclud ug a.OOrt American on speculation; and ISA) Amen an and lit) Pernuta for export. The quotations' iccording to the standard now adopted by the Broker's Vssociation. ate lair Uplands 6jd lair Mobiles, g?l. in J fair Orleans 6^1 J"-1 rt" i">|iort was 16, 93 bales. The American short statde were quoted is follows, viz: ordinary, 4 a 4\; mid-lair, C>{ a aj; fair ft! a >j; good fair, ft. a 0; good to tine, Hj a 7d. I.rso.?A lot of I 044 pigs I.end. im]>oiled in the Fran ois 1st,from New Vork, found buyers at f.3ti s7} per fit) silo, dutv paid. Tallow?Almut MO casks American Tallow have been run off since last report, at f.tW a 63,50, and 10ft serooiis Buenos Ay res, at f.fid, per.jOkil., dutv paid. Woods.?There has been a goo I demand for Logwood, ind we have to record the following tales, viz.: 300 tons ampeachy, Spanish cut, at fll 13}. 160 tons Havana, at '.0 36: 66 tims Honduras, at f.S. 15; 100 tons St Domingo, at .7 a 7,06, and 33 tons Tumpico fustic, at f.7 per 60 kilo., dut; [laid. WHr.iT?The average price of Wheat throughout France, according to the returns published at the end of last mouth, was f.19.30 per hectolitre (3j bushels), against .IS,03) in 1841, and 1.33,77} in 1S40. Ashes Owing to the small stock in first hands, bush in American Asnes nits neeu completely m nuiiu'till. Wc quote Potash at 67f.. and Pearlush ut 49f. per iO kilo., dulv (8f. 46) paid. No supplies have been receive,). Rice.?Carolina Rice has been without inquiry, and prices are still looking dow nward. We write them a'. *lf. a 46f. ]w>r 50 Willo.. duty (If. 37j) paid. Our stock has had no increase to it this w eek. Whalebone.?A small parcel of American fishurv found purchasers at-it 45 per half kilo., duty paid. We hare now only 7 tons on hand. Stock at this period 1 ait season, 145 tons. Drugs and Dyes.?A lot of 30 hales Sarsaparilla, imported from New Orleans, realised 66c. per halt kilo, in iiond. Nothing whatever has been transuded in other articles during the week, nor have we ant arrivals to notice. Amsterdam Markets, April11 Coffee remained dull. Ordinary Cheribon. however, was firm at 4! cents. tSoo.i green qualities wore still in request. Cotton was dull, though steady. Surinam raw sugar was in good hands, anil held for firm rates; brown sorts were scarce at 17 to 44 11. In rice no alteration. Carolina was quoted at 13 a 14. American Potashes were 41 II in bond. The result of the Indigo sale was favorable, and higher quotations has been realized than at the Rotterdam auction. Hambvro Market, April 8.?Coffee was rather dull of sale. 1,-100 bogs Brazil, brought 3 to 6 sch; 1,600 of St. Domingo, 3} to 4 sch; and 100,000 lbs of Porto Rico, 5} to lij sch. There had been some inquiry for white and colored Brazil, and Porto Rico found but ers at the existing moderate rates. The e was not much raw tugar offering. The sales of rice were 400 tons Carolina, an 1 4000 bags of Java. I imento was firm, and Cassia Lignea had sold rather freely for exportation. Domingo Tobacco, at auction, averaged ti sch; and Kentucky 3 sch. Cloversecd was I only token for local consumption, and at prices a shade j lower. Antwerp Markets to Aphil Stii.? In cotton the sales hod been rather active, and at former rates.? I Buyers ol Hides w ere cautious in their dealings, and prices j were feeble. 400 tierces of Curolinu Rice sold at S3J lo 47jf. In raw Sugar there had been very little done; 994 boxes of grey Havana in foreign t>ond realized 141. Of Kentucky tobacco 10 hhds were sold at 44 cents j-er half kilogramme. Tea was dull. (ffT-OWL ASSOCIATION?The members or the O. A. j me commanded to assemble in due form, with their insignia ofotlice, at Abel's Rooms in Broadway, above Tattersall's, (upstairs) between the hours of0 and 14 o'clock, on Monday night, to cast their ballots for the choice of a J Presideut oftne Association, made vacant by death, re- i signatinn or ulhtrtcist" of the former incumbent. By order ol thc Secretary of the O. A., and nil the members, without distinction of party. Attend and do your duty, j A sjiecial and conclusive edict. (HJ- THE AMERICAN"MECHANIC, of this morn, ingfeontoins a full description, with a large and excellent engraving of a newly invented Momentum Press, for punching cold iron and other metals; also, a Treatise on the management of circular saws; an article on electrifying; a description of an elegant new Kerry Boat, with nigral ing; notices of several mechanical inventions, ami projects of enterprise, among w hich is one for a steam church. Thekmbliahing office il at the 47 Ann st. J. A. TUTTLE, Agent. THE SUNDAY" MEUCIJRY OF MAY THE 8th, will contain No. IX. of the sketches of city character.?Rev. Cyrus Mason. All sorts of things" humors, satirical, and otherwise, bv Ladle. A iost office. As this tinner has a large circulation in the city and every part of the Union, advertisers will henettt themselves by advertising in it. {C/-CHATHAM THEATRE?The hills to-night ann iuncc the production of three po|>ular and attractive pieces, consisting of the comedy of Charles the Second, ur the Merry Mouurch, the drama of Clari, anil the successful petite corned v of Brother Ben. J. R.Scott, Mrs. I home, Miss Mestayrr, and the chief favorites of the Chatham appear in these pieces. On Monday evening, the comedy of London Assurance is brought out in magnificent style, and with a very strong cast. {W-FUX FOR THE CHILDREN'.?A most splendid una interesting day performance comes olt this afternoon at the Ameriean Museum. The five hundred Squirrel 1 from Ohio, which are seen leaping about among the trees, aflord great delight to the children, and the endless imm- her of curiosities," tojrotherfwiih the performances of the j ever-comical Winchi 11, Miss Rosalie the exquisitive singer, Celeste the dancer, experiments in Animal Magnetism. lie.. cannot fail to please all classes. The wonderful j Gipsey Girl continues to astonish ull who consult her. Niagara Falls. Pneumatic Rail Road. Albino Lady, and ,j Fancy Glass Blowing are among the novelties here. The place is crowded daj and night. QtJ- NEW YORK MUSEUM.?Quite a change has taken place in this establishment since it came under the management of Yankee Hill. The Lecture Rootn. yesterday evening and the evening before, was thrown ojien to the public, who crowded in, and gave ample testimonial to the efforts of the management, by repeats! hursts of applause. Hill is lntiuitelv superior to any delineator of Yankee character we hat e seen among us,'and his i stories uiu irresistibly laughable. Mrs. Hnrdwick is an excellent vocal performer, nod these attractions, with the view of Switzerland, a work unrivalled in nrt. and interest- I ing from its many historical associations, with tho Giant and Dwarf, form the best collection of amusements in the citv. If Hill continues to secure such attractions, he I will undoubtedly enjoy u career of uninterrupted sneers'. This it undoubtedly the most fashionable resort in the citv and the reipoctable^uanner in which it is conducted, "is I entitled to all approbation. See the bill for this evening and then?go. id/- LOl iofitive stay for the hair falling out, or to restore it hi bald plane. A certain ritre lor all rlicumnti.-n and sw elled lim!>f no exception*. A certain and positive cure for piles in all rases. A warranted cure for all bruises. scalds nn.l other soreand sore eyes. A iiosiUrc cure for the salt rheum. A beautiful dye for the hair- wilPnot color the skin. Warranted. A certain cure for corn*. Knch of these to be had at "I Maiden lane, and mcl proofs of these facts as will con*inre all w ho will call o si nd for them. gratis. The public may rest assured there is no It.nry in thus assertions. If hy letter, address Comstnck Si Co. Tnflioar svtlh lluil Skin in Ilnlr. Qf Wt HAVK OKTEN HEKF.RRKD 11 RK VH ors* n ith hiul hoads of hair thick, dark or yellow skin, b the advertisement* of Mr. Jones, of *1 l 1 oham street.We ha\ e seen the'artielc testeil by so m printed by ninny alwny s sueressfnl, ami never failed in a siligl.' case. We spetik of Jones" (III of CoralCTcassia, for th1 hair, nn l the Italian'Chemical Soap for the skin. Th first w ill make the hair gnaw, stay its falling, cure dan drutr, ami make light, red, or grey" hair grow dark fn>r the roius. 'Mir Soap will cure ponpb freckles sil i heum, ?tm bit i n? mil will elenr yellow or dark skin. K' member thflf'ff a'True statement No pnfhri nostrum. They are sqjd very rensonabh indeed cheap, hy Join of si Chatham street. Try them once.

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THE VOILE Ol- EXPERiENl E has spoken, an.I the urfllctcd arc once more culled upon to listen to fact* which cannot be controverted. Kor a lew years pa*t the INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR ha* effected more cure* in the ca*e* it is recommended for, than any other inerticitie that ha* e\er been recommended to the public. It is confidently asuerted, tliat in !K) cases out ol one hundred, it has had the desired effect in removing Rheumatism, (jout, I'ains in the Bones, Joints, and Muscles A few of a great many proofs are herewith submitted. Bo important is it always to have it at hand, that every family would do well to keep it by them incase of need. Bo effectual has the Vegetable Indian Elixir proved in all those eases iu which it is reeornmended, that the proprietor is authorized to state it will effect a cure in niucdv cases out of a hundred, w hen taken according to the printed direction* accompany ing each bottle. The Elixir is composed entirely of vegetable ingredients, and may betaken without the least risk or injury to the constitution. It is unnecessary to say more in favor of this invaluable remedy. Too many in this community have already been cured by it for its t'rtues long to remain unknown, and it must and will become the universal resort of the afflicted here, as it has done in other places. Kor the further satisfaction of those who mav feel disposed to doubt the efficacy ot tins medicine, the following .certificates are submitted. We huve no room for the certificates. They may tie seen at 71 Maiden Lane, where the article is to tie found, fts reputation, however, is now established in every neighborhood iu South Carolina, and hundreds of our most respectable citizen* can testify to it* truly admirable qualities. City Despatch Post, 46 William Street. Fmwcipal Office.?Letters deposited hefora half-past 8, bat'-'?ast 10. and half-past 3 o'clock, will be lent out for 1 delivery at 9, l, and 4 o'clock. I B..am-h Ovules Letters de|k>sited before 7,11, and i o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. ORE 111, Agent. MONEY M1UKET. Vrlslnv. Mnv It 11 V*. at. The arrival of tho Canard steamer brought Liverpool date* to the 13th. There seem* to have been generally u better feeling in the markets, although not traceable to any solid foundutiou. The monthly return of the papercircttlation of the kingdom gave the following results Pater Circulation ok tiik United Kim.do.m. .Ipril 2, March 5, 1642. 1612. In- Deer en tt. create. Bank of Kieilaml eir- 5 euUtiou, ?16,674,0110 ?16, Bill, 000 (220,000 Private hanks circulation, 5,2118,OKI 5,200,435 10,105 Joint Stork Bulkcirculation, 3,1)17,656 2,990,900 ?36,070 Scotland. 5 'haiterrd, private 5 joint stock banks I circulation, 2,670,296 2.811,103 110,019 II ihkland. i Bank of Ireland, 3,074,123 3,100,730 114,623 I Private Ik joiut stock biuks, 2,239,556 2,107,625 118,069 Total, 33,014,000 33,591.925 377,248 Bullion in the bank, 7 .(HKi.uiKi 6,281,000 725,000 1 Thedecreaae of ?220,000 in the last four week; of Bank 1 of England notes, is strong evidence of the stagnation of trade. The stationary position of the notes of the private t hanks must he attributed to the same cause, and the very trilling increase in the joint stock banks cannot lie said to s form an exception. When we consider the number of pri. i vate banks that have been absorbed lately in joint stock establishments, a greater increase of joint stock paper might have been legitimately expected. The Scotch anil 1 Irish hanks show evident murks of the torpid condition of trade in the provinces, and the v. hole circulation of the j United Kingdom is at the very unprecedented low aggregate in the total of ?33,014,677. The payments into the Exchequer, that is into the hank, of the quarter's tuxes and duties, and of tho yearly out. standing balances of revenue, will have contributed no doubt materially to the reduction of the paper Circulation ax exhibited by these returns. The Bank of England had published the following no- 1 tice: Ban* of Exoland, April 7, 1842. 1 Resolved, That the rate of interest on bills of exchange and notes discounted at the Bank of England, he 4 per t cunt from this day." This measure may not be attended with any increase demand for accommodation at the hank, but it is calculated of course to make money cheaper, as the discount hro. kers will lower their rate for the best bills, sons' i intain their competition with the great corpora n in the face of a lowering of tho rate of t by 1 r cent at a single move, w hen a change l ill per cent might have answered equally well the >sc in view. There was yet little difference :ic rates taken by the large discount houses on first -s commercial bills. For the first few days they wen isionally obtaining 3; per cent, and there was an o ition between that and 3$, which latter at the close wu> the current figure, and no sensible effect had been produced on the rates charged upon paper of inferior character. The etrect upon funds had been to cause some little speculation in loreign securities. The exchanges on the continent were rising, however, under the influence of increased orders for corn, end a continued depression of the export trade. This caused silver to flow more freely to the continent. This fact taken in connection with the foreign markets, including the United States, gives but little room to hope that the improvement ispermanent In Franco trade is exceedingly depressed, in addition to the complaints of parties interested in the colonial trade beetroot sugar manufacture, and the wine growers, the linen manufacturers insist upon further concessions in the i shape of protection. Forty manufacturers interested in I spinning and w eat lug linen, presented themselves before the President of the Council and the Ministers of Com- t mercc and Finance. They show tliut more than one-third t of their establishments are standing unemployed, and that the linen trade is in a sad condition: therefore they de- mand an augmentation of 10 per cent on linen cloth, ami i li per cent on yarn admitted} from Kngland. ThePresi- dent and his colleagues promised to give satisfaction to I this branch of industry after the close ofthe session. Yet j mos.. seemt.l to he plenty. In Holland llie minister lias 1 issn. i notice, that the aggregate subscriptions for the J T,tK), 'HfiMU l'o ins, to be created in a per cent stock, I bavin. Sir,?Amid the turmoil ol' home politics, can y ou find time to request your American coriespondent to let the robbed creditors ofthe American States of Illinois and In uiauu kiiuvv men man- una nv.e r .vany questions Vllr which ran easily he answ ered on the spot many fuots notorious to natives are unknown ami important here. If j on could let us know the form which the insolvencv ha? taken, w hether hy any declaration of the State, and if so, let ns have a copy of the document, or if simply hy a dishonor of the cou|m>iik w hen dtie. then to give the exact otficial answer from the place at which tliey are made I payable. i Further, have any dehates in Congress noticed tliese fe- I drrative frauds I ll so, an abstract would tie valuable', hut atiove all, how has the mutter lie1 vv ithout transit, the cause w as chair; to a nune 1 worked out or a railroad incomplete, the fact answered all questions; but to trust to a state which not only still ex- ists, but boasts and thriv es, and y et to get no itividends nor the hopes of imy, is an unintelligible case, to lie explain- ed only hy the utter w orthhtsness and fraudulent combination ofa whole people it conclusion 1 expecting the eiti- 1 r.ens of the United States to vvliieh I am most twilling to he driven, and to which nothing but the cleitrcit demonstration shall conduct mc. "I nnv. Sir, your most olaslient servant, London. April.?, 1*4)1." ABfOLIUUH. In relation to the tariff, it appears that the proposition ol Mr Robert Peel had been carried by large majorities, with some little concessions. |n one instance, the alteration is of some practical im|>ortancc. The differential duty of 3d. per lb. In favor of F.ast India tobacco, is discou. tinned, and the 3s. duty charged on the produce of British possessidfts, as vv ell as on that of foreign countries. This spoils the argument of the advocates of a retaliatfvie duty on this side. -Tongue* ore rvdtrtv-d from Its. to 10s. per cvvt. Apples nijp charged hy the bushel Oil. in-trad ofls.dd. pirowt; pear* Oil. s Imshel. Wheat flour per hart el from live colonics to. Js. instead of ft*. per barrel. Beef and i?irk to bclttTITPtrt. insteait of l-}s.; butter to he ?s. per cwt.,; dried fish, formerly prohibited, to 'is, p r cwt. Tliesi are very important, and fully War otit the Canadian operations that have been going on in ourfw-estern market for some time. The agitation of the tarifl "had.-howw er greatly tended to contiifhe the stagnant condition of th markets. ?ltC"k if^ftTitl" Manchester arc said to have been lowprthan evc4 before knovv-n, without much prospect ol a speedy reaction. The improvement in cotton us-iiitit lu have arisen front litlle war lever on the war* in ift. X The ni-wi here seemed to have improved the stateof the pi market, and prices generally w ent up. Illinois6'*, J; In* ,j liana i s, Long Island, 3; ratorsou, I; Harlem, Ohio, i At the Merchants' Exchange, yesterday, 181 sharesof tho New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company were sold by auction at 61J, and Mshare*olthe Farmers' Loan und Trust Company at >il per share. K The Comptroller has given official notice Unit the tecu- rities ofthe St. Lawrence Bank and the Farmers' Bank ul j Orleans will he sold on the 1st of June, at the Mcrchunts Exchange, Albany. Also, that a bond and mortgage lor *30,000, pledged as security for the circulation of the Washington Bank, of this city, w ill he sold at the Merchants' Exchange here on the jlth of May, at noon. It is stated that deposits will he received at the Manhat* 1 tun rompuny for the in w set en per cent loan of this State, and that the commissioners of the canal fund will direct certificates ol stock to he issued, carrying interest from the date of the dejiosite. payable quarterly, on the 1st days of January, April, July, and October. The sums may he as low as one thousand dollars. An error occurrcil in our statement made recently in relation to the quantity of stocks held by the Comptroller m an account of the Frpe Banks*, all the stocks held by the ha omptrollor belonging to all the suspended hunks, amount ea to ^79,000 only. oi Hales at the Ntock Kxchauge. Vl'i U Slate! Bank 4 IlKMi N York O's, IBU3 TO On Mohawk HK it)1, WHO OhioS'a, 1800 i? I" 2.i do hlOiO'a JUKI do 711 si ill do iKfO il 10IHI do 70!^ 1 Oi do ill>4 Kenlueky Bonds 141 n? do nnr in'a ion N York i'a, lltiM JII ill do iikls io I375 N Y eitv stock KM SO in liil do tsili MlL HOflO Illinois Bonds tl'j ill do dill ill lllim do 17 '.t w ,'i0 do utv ill :?I(W do 1,00 10 B 7j Harlem Kit 11X4 liOnn Indiana Bonds 31 C ill do bli 13 3IKH) do 31't >1 J, .t? I.I,, w i? f?l,.?. II I?. ill I4.il .ill t>3U 13 23 Paten.>11 RR 33', fc 1311 tlo ll>a "hi do st'.ini 32 Kmi do htiti 12 73 fttoiiiiipton HK HI w 100 Long Island RK 31*4 30 do b30 184 V 50 do sCfl 31 23 do in1, ci 50 do siO 31 *4 30 do b60 171, 8too do l>30 31 li 27 do 17 '4 M 30 do 31 IV Stcoiid Board. 10 Mohawk RR 30 27 Canton Co s30 22'4 to 23 do b30 30 13 DrUwarc yjl4 its 1000 Illinois Is siu 171., 5 Stonington RR lil ni 000 do b3 I71, 30 Harlem RK II1., O 000 do b3 17,la 30 do 11 '4 11 1000 do 17/4 30 do II'4 00 Look Island RR 31 loo Jamaica Loan s30 23 aa 30 do alO 30^4 tb State of Trntle. In relation to the progress of business a Western pupcr f emiii ks as follows The fears expressod bv many, that the whole of our f,' Western trade was about to be engrossed by Canadian lcalers ami shippers, do not appear to be realized. It is Ik rue, Canadian capital has been freely invested in produce, lour and grain ai tlvs West, and a large amount is last leeking the Welland Canal route preparatory to further t(, ihipmeut, yet the Erie Canal bus drawn a full proportion if the surplus products 011 their way to a market. 111 The canal between this city and Black Rock is not yet inished, but may be made ready for navigation in a low lays. Up to the 1st inst., 130 bouts cleared from theoltice icrc, and as many more perhu]>s went down the river and mtered at Block Rock. The amount of business transacted by the Collector dur* ai ng the first ten days is as follows Boats cleared, 150. Toll received, $14,069. Principal articles cleared yittuv. H'hr.tl. Pork. Com. tithes. 11,635 3,116 6.173 9,183 1,737 Considering the great impediment to our own canal in- y,' lercourse, this exhibit is cheering." In this city, by auction, 10 tons hemp, $671 a $170 jx-r 3, ton; 10 blocks Italian nim ble. $2J a $2; per foot. The sales of Ashes amount to aliout 300 barrels of Pots it $5 60. No transactions in Pearls. 13 Cotton?About 900 bales were taken yesterday. Suttilient time has not yet elapsed to mark the ellect of the Caludonia's news upon the market. ,t Klour?The market is quick this morning at $C for Canal. There is none admit that remains unsold. sc A sale of Teas took place with the following results, Terms, notes at 6 months, payable in the city of New York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers j" Hysox. in Outs. Cents, hi 7 chests 71 3 chests til 13 do withdrawn 32 do withdrawn w YocxoHyjox. in I't half chests 31 tit half chests 2 fi'i iii do 36>i HK) do llij te do 33 lUtl do ii w lu Ho 31 30 co :l8$i 30 do 33$, 213 do 38 121 do o2 11172 ilo :f71i tl. (MJ do -11 chest* CI pi 1.6 do 21 d'i 46% fal Hi do 4'jjj 'I do 40'| Iv Cll do 48'i 30 chest* and 20 hf do 17 bu II do 411 7U clieiU and 11J lil'do 40 Co do 46,1!? 01 do do SO1* 110 do 16 1189 chests withdrawn 01 do 43$i Hyson Skin. 6 chest* tt/t 16 chests :18 HO co 43 267 do 37 u 10 do 43 111 do A}i 21 do 42 iMi do 30 Hi do 41' i 20 do 311? L 00 do 41 16 do 31 yj l!5 do 40 fill do 331 a 46 do 30 CO do 33 gj, 33 do withdrawn (fixpnwi)KK. 1 j half (hesu Cl'n 26 half chests withdrawn p

The demand for fresh meats is diminishing as the weather grows hot; prices are a little cheeper, however, nut not cheap enough. jq Shail are still plenty, and sell for almost any price. N I'here has been no peas or strawberries for sale the last du wo days, the tirst made their appearance last Saturday? j." o-day they will be plenty. Kudishes are brought in by he cart load. All kiuds of vegetubles are plenty Butter s quite dear. The fresh is selling readily for 25 to 28 Ci ents. The large quantities of flowers in pots, displayed X iround the market, are quite refreshing?they sell well. t-1 i'Rtcrs or Provisions. 'J" Jrrf, per lh 5 a 12>i Trijie, lb a 6 J,. orlcr House Stakes 12 a? Cabbages a B J.' ^irloin, III 12 a Beets,bunch a J J!" Serf, per cwt---$1,411 a $7 Hom y, lb a In n'j llutioii 4 a M Pork, |iercwt Si,'.a 4fi _anib, per lb t? a U Veal 4 a 7 ork, per lb 6 a (1 Fresh Cod a li'a J-J Blackball, (iaM C'l llery, bunch H a I2S 151 founders" a 5 Hickory Nulls a 4 u|l a 0 llliubarb, plant a It1. tadwbes. buiieli a J Suaw lieiries, l?kt* a 24 r ^i.-s- I Married, d> At Hudson,6th iimL, by the Key. Mr. Lefercrc, Wm. H. i r i.k.n, of this city, to Miss Mart Ants l noioni, eldest e(,j laughter of Mr. Samuel K. Croaanian, of Hudson. Died,' Jj On Thursday, 6th intt., of inilnmmatiou of the lungs, M .OLiaa, daughter of Edward and Augusta Ann Lappm, -el igrdll U ecks and 2 d(l> The friends of the family are invited to attend her funr. J nl on Sunday afternoon, at half past 1 oVlock, from the evidence of Iter parents No. 227 -Madison. I On Friday,6th Inst., Mia* Mvht Mann, eldest daughter if Mrs. EIDalioth Mann. age years. Pnssrngers Arrived. "j Lonhon?Ship Wellington?William Hopes and lady; Miss Hoees Uis. M.nli., Hone. I,.l.i, I It,.im-s i tone*, Henry Roue* and servant. of St. lYte n?l>ur.;li; Mr*. K. /Homniedieu, Mrs. M. Foster. 11. Bergh ami lady; J Hu**oti, I. S. liowrll, J. Siiiiiibnrii, of New \ork; T. Mitchi II mil J idy: J. Ritniaey, J. W. Neat, K. Knight. A.M. Ilav, J. lVd- K. Curtis, lad> and child; .Mr.*. Bradford. C. Btirre*. II. n Varreii, of Loudon, and I7li in tin- steerage. -V Matavxas? Brig Virginia Packet?( -pi. g. Turner. C ipt. j ohu Hamilton. II. Atkin*. NAiiAU-Brix Moihiii)4 Star?J. B. Williams, D. C. Bev ?n> j r?t and second mates, two of the tit*H Mid two engineer*. 1st- I* hark Clarion; S. J. J- nniii of l#riF.lizabelh, condemned; v y .Brock. Ltvr.it pool. axd Hwikax?Steamer Caledonia, at Boston? *oi Halifax: Alt* Mustonand child. M>*s Motidelt, Mr Fe. city. r,rr >Ir Laiitfev. il, Mr* Langeveo, Mr mid Mr* I'Uylsu, Mr Kohr. lohert*oti, John Grren*hald*, Mi Debtoi*, Kwiug, Mr Ken- irv, A McGile, Mr Wainwright, Mr Heath,Mr p'eiierty. Mr Vhitef. rd, Mrs kiniion, Air Murray, Mr A Kuton, Mr I), n- olin, Mr Whilh'.rt, M. S! ,r Mr U T Dickson. Mr Thoin.n Wsddell, Sir Win Smith, j oni. Tatmll. t* S N i* y. Jame* Dirinnan, Mr A Kraft, Mr 1 ?chrocd? r, Mi Douglas*. Mr H J Nrol, Mr 11 I uUon, Mr. itfhber?*nn. Robert C W Andrew*. Mr Samuel Moore, Mr J Vivian, Mi Clark?211. From Halifax to Bo,ton?Mi** Mitchell. Mr Branie, Mrs iVhife, Sir Jime* Reeves Mr Palmer.MM ocswrll. I Foreign Im|K>rt at Ions. j' Lo!*do>"?Sliip Wellington?181 pkg* Barber, Brother* fcco -2,1 (i B More wood It co?it# II Jc**op?220 A Hirst?10 II AV Orl V k T Mali?I Met *||-t Th.ro,i, Rockwell it co?|3 Ari?leh> co?Jl) i B Morewitod?.# Post It Mmi?Hi I H"rsey?2 Lorcii At -II r||)4 lines, Haff St co?'l J G.inth.itn?i .1 Wendell??u J t oheu?II V W>*e?l?i W" lit rrinnti?1:? J H Herriek?1 J Virtii#? Oh or calks wine, W Nihlo? 1 pku D Wendell?I do is ou-.ni? j W Princr?i JItJStunrt?I T Hunt St t o?1 D Madden St 'o? I H Noma?1 Downing It Co?I IVter Harinoii> ?18 cask* y ?order. do: IIamh( H(;?IUik Franklin?1 ukxe J II Alhers St Bom?1 do l|M*lman &t Vrazier?In Aymar It hi?I K Welnw?27IM plates j ,t| i?( |ter k W Schmidt?17 nkg* t' Mull* i?1 W Forwerh? 1 Rvhle?I F Wa|>f?| K l,e,m,dd-tC Mulh r-f, t H F Mo- r?i ing?I Heckaih'-r It Kostei I T Soiiiig?1 GroslH-iivi I*. Schrci- \'o -er 1IKH It 11 Welti?' N oiliilt#. Konter Ik Co?If) F W Vo khmidf St CO?f| It Werkrneiater-? F B Rhode* k co-J L o*ik St to?I .Meyt r Itlliiaken?I P Gordon?i Wichf ItSa\er. vai J'Jl1. ^on On.ensndon?\ Dr A*a Gny ?1 t Hoffman? icti 3 F St I P(#pp( -l Ahrrnafe|dt I K RohiiiMMi?3 Hill. An- I; i?Wf ii loladelnhia?*2 Set ley St Seveimitf, do? i* U,T,"" TV I fr. ,1 Krai I; I 'I' V r. i\ T n." h'"^.K Ci.Mfr-t (i h M. jrr? 7,#, fl'"1 M-acr in,.!,,)-,'. n's-J K It Jirrilr?IKi H Rlrmmi-i I. r,_i viir^-i A K S iilmrv, Plot id?t Nanning, Ko?r?r It eo?| Vin Kon t k OSmi.t?I Th.w l?? Art,?1 K B.-r!? y 1 k ij V I .MM?1 K' Uliiiilt Ik \Urk-r. S. (ley iT-.7. r?| I "'1 I Kabrr-M U? D- It." V T.r-k, W V?? Srh.V?F?.I III AWtrfrldt?K H?-(|?Ih 11 fc Ciika/t?t Hrrlrv k J nnf?I AMI Motmw#?I lk-limnlt fc ft IS. ndr?21) .int. K..?i? it k i'?M d mij .^u I H I' Mm r.nf-ti |.k? W >rdrr. Bru Vintuna IVkH?JJJ lilul, m.ilua. |.|{, ri.ff.1 at r. r.H.111 A Pnlmllo?290 lia. J J 'a r?yIor? If I.IiiU iiu'lum ti Turin r?ljko ..iiniri to nw,t.-r. Ha?ANa? Brig Row.i?9u iiliJi ytlfir Hutfauk ililu? I. Minium ken?71 I), limn k Moore?SO.tWfl *r??r? Meyer Slue ken?tuoo do J K ll.xlri vur i?33 buii> coffee 10 Cdinn.ler vscrve# to order. Nrmu-Bri^ Morning Star?I9U lo^s mahogany U J La?i ?I guns, chains, ?h??t. Itc. of achr Libert). hence for Mexico, t on thi Bahamas. Doinrstlc Inipoi'talIons. Nrw Ori.la.is?Dark Abby Baker?3067 sacks wheat I' R^>hon?1H empty casks Reed St Brothers?18 casks bacon M I illiughast?260 pigs Irad S L Mitclu 11?10 bales deer skills K Sanderson?1112 bols llour 141 do 6 sks wheat J Har|*r?2 ics igar to order. t mmmmtmmmmmmummmmm wmm MARITIME HERALD. POKT OK ft'KW VOltK, MAY 7, 184'i. N KJ9KS I' I MOOX 3 1 *r RKTI 7 0 I 111(111 WAILK 7 3 Clcnrfd. Shii* Diana, Freeman, NOrlraiw, 11. Hnxiltuid; Kli Wliity, Hdniiiu,', Savannah, J. Atkins St Co.? Bark:. Sardius, Lindy, Montevideo and Buenos Ay res. K i iiiIja II Ik Sheldon; invoy, trlies, Roehelle, France. K. Riehardson Co.? les Freighter, Blauehard, Ouavain.t, F. li. Thurston is Co; idy Harvey, (Br) McDonald, Sydney. N. S.. O.St J. Laurie; I'ean, Leniiertou, Windsor, N. S.?Selir Tallin, Jarvis, oston. Arrived. Packet ship "Wellington, Chad wick, from Londou and Portsouth, April 3. imlse, to Oriunell. Mint urn St Co. The W. l> been 17 days from the Banks, with westerly pile* and dms. Ship Florian, lark, 6 days from Philudelphia, in ballast, to der. Bark Abby Baker, Pratt, (of North Yarmouth) 16 days from ew Orleans, with Wheat, Stc. to Neainith St Leeds. Ilainhiiru hark Franklin, Hleebooin, 60 duys from Hamburg, dse, to Schmidt St B lichen. The K. has I x. ciicnCiMl very vere weather on the passage. Biig Virginia Packet, B bin chard, 17 days from Matanzas.w itli olasses, to F. CJ. Thurston?3 i?as.icniters. BrigRowse, Allen, )2day? from Havana, with sugar, to the antei?2 passengers. Brig Rupert, Rankin. (of Bangor) 11 days from M itaii/.i*, ith 366 nhds 4 tcs 11 bhls molasses, 60 dozen pine am ies to itt St Vose. Sailed in ^company bark liam.ihou Roy, lor ?-it, urix T?.ismirmuu ior rinijke sdiip WaljK?U*, of Boston, 6 days from New Orleans. I not. lat 37 long 71, s|K>ke barque St. Helena, from Richmond n Europe. Brig Coral, Giles, 22 days from Tobasco, iih 42(Ki utl* h*nod to Meyer Ut Stucken. LelY ship Eliza Jk Susan, of New ork, from NOrleaus, hadlv ashore on tin* bar, and would be ?ud( iniit'd; biig Tohoha, Murray, for NYork, iit-xl day; ehr unl L Southard, Ramsdell, for uo, 2 days: brig Two Sisters, layo, for Cowes and a market, 15. Win. Crowley, seaman, of ntland, fell overboard and was drowned. Brig Morning Stui. Baker, (of .Wilmington, N. C.) from assail, N. P., April 17, via SniithvilJe 9 day*, with mahogany, G. k J. Laurie. Left schr Koi jester, for Baltimore, in i few ,y.s; Mandarin, from Mobile, jtt?t arr; June* Power, for Haitiore, soon. Briu Elizabeth, Williams, of NYork, from New rh ans for Cadiz, put in in distress, and was condemned on the lii. Schr Exchange, Blukely, hi day* fruin Turks Island, w ith It, to M. Flat r. Celt brig Buenos Ay res, for N York, 5 uaysj-7e only American. 'JOth ulf. lat 35 26, Ion 72 18, ?i>ckc schr EliMeserole, for Borbadoes. Schr Joseph Brown, Luther, II days from Havana, with atrs, to master. Sailed in co. bark Man Smith, for Cow es; if Echo, NYork. irfifoid Reel, spake brig Rowse, >in Havana lor NYork; lat 27, Ion 79 li, spoke bark Canton, ,>in lYlataiiZ'1-* lor Boston, Schr Alexandria, Lewi?, from Alexandria, Hour, to Sturges Cleartnan. Schr Altamalia, Hughes, from Darit 11, Ga. w ith staves, to R. Demiil Schr Despatch, Courst 11, from Baandywiue, with e wine, with com meal, to tor* Schr Lenity, Smith, Georgetow n, lumber. Schr Florida, Small, Mat-Ira-, lumber. Sloop Rodman, 4 day* from Now Bedford, with whalebone, 1 Allen Paxson. Hailed* Ship Echo, Sill, Liverpool; schr Venus, Todd, La Guayra, id others. Marine Correspondence* Gazette Office, j New London, Ct., May 5, 18-12. Arrived. Stnuiligton, St. Helena, with 2200 hbL whale 2.HI *p I, and 22,00(1 lbs bom-. Spoke Jan. 20, 18(2, lat 13 57 S, Inn 18 E, Byard, Greenport, 060 whale; Feb. lat 11 8, Ion 50 E, ranee, SH. 1360 wn; 26th, Kutusofi, NIL 100 days out, 00 sp; pril 26, Gen. Marion, 6 day* from NYork for Porto Rico; Ma> Draper, NB. 3 days out. Heard from, Feb. 4, Electra, 700. (General Record. Pour of Charleston.?Harbor Master's Report for April, (2:? Arrivals?11 ships, 1 barks, 21 brig*, I galliot, 01 schr*, 41 am boats. Ch arances?22 ships. 7 barks, 36 brigs, 69 schrs, 3 sloops, 11 1-a in boats. In port, 30th uh.?10 ships, 6 barks, 11 brig.*, 1 galliot, and 26 hr-. Drift of the Ocean.?We find the following in the Bcrudian, of the 16th tilt. St. George, the capital of Bermuda, is longitude 65 33 W, and latitude 32 22 N. The bottle, it seems ibis, was three mouths in the water, and, it appears, drifted about an E8E. course, a distance of betwetii lour and five uidred miles;? A bottle containing a paper, of which the following is a copy, as picked up on the south side of Wurwick yesterday morii** January 17, 1812.?Ship Eliza Adams, Win. H. Holly, masr, of Kairhaven, Mas*, bound home from the South Seas, ith 28(H) bbls sperm oil, all well. Lat 36 12 N, Ion 71 62 W." Notice to Mariner*. Master* of vessels bound to New Orleans, are informed that l i.rl.f U.-.-.. ?U.. C. ...1. i'.L- i.wur owuni i ass ??i me eurnuice 01 MisslssipRiver, fell down in February last. Notices of Light House# llinjc down?no uncommon occurrence?should come, proper* from the Superintendent of Light Houses, nt Washington; t no official notice of the above ha vine appeared, one of our respondents gives the inform ition. Whalemen* A letter from Capt. Woodv of the Emelino, NB. rc]>oita her Pernambueo April 2. no oil, crew in a state of mutiny. The msul had sent home a bontstcerer, Davenport) for trial. Spoken, April 13, lat 28 10, Ion 86 30. Tneopniln# Chase, of Vstport, oil not stated. Touched at tlie Utilize of Mississippi, about 23d nIt. Mattaisett, 325 bids, in le it for a cruise. Arrived at Fall River May 2, L-onidax, Atlantic Ocean, 360 U sperm. Arrived at Provincetown 1st, Amazon, 35 bid*?abseut but a ort time?mother whale was taken in the harbor 2d, which ill in ike 10 bbl Arrived at Edgurtown 1st, Maria, Nantucket, to fit for the uific. H poke ii. Commissar>', Charleston lor Amsterdam, 10 days out. Foreign Ports. Liverpool, April 9?Ait Bengal, New Orleans; 2Kh,Lehigh, ilius, do; Lady Colebrook. Savannah; 13th. Leonore, Charles* n; 11th North America, New York; I8tli Delaware, New rleans. Sailed 5th, George, New Orleans; 6th. Ohio and Josephine. York; Sterling, Savannah; Colcomh, Boston; 7th, Scotland, York; 0th, England; Rochester, and Sharon, do; 9th Laurel, Medorn, Cliarleston; 10th. Splendid and Science. N York; Ln. Prentice, do; 12th. Sarah and Arsiila, and Russell Glover, Gosaypiurn, New Orleans: 13th. Charles. N York: 11th. irrick and Britania, do; Allegnsnv*, Philadelphia; 15th, Liverol, N York; 16th, Yazoo, and Hibernia, do; Fianklin, New rleans 17lli, Alabama, Boston; Solou and Kenriiujton, ew York; Ittth. Jessie, do. Id 19th, Oxford, N?*w York, il'd for ldg lltn. Ouceit, and Hy Wood, for NYork; Autole, for Boston: 12th, Superb, Hannibal, and Asnes Gilinour, for York; 13th, Princess, do; Mlh, Norniattdie, *iuLLibh*r, Norfolk for itwcrp. Am nil. k dele. Antwerp for N York. I'Vw.moi ih, April 16?Sid Client. NYork; Mouiifaiueer. do. l)i;u., April 13 a 11?Arr Susan Jane, London, .ind sailed for iston. Arr 8th, Actseou, Loudon, and sailed same day for N. deans. Dfk tiii: Wu.u r, April 6?Ocean, New Bedford for Auister m. pKN/.ANCK, April l.i?Off, Ferdinand, NYork for Brenu n. [Iavlk, April 12?Shi Ruby. NYork, bavin*,' nearly 100 pas* U? ru. F1.,l?.|,li,|,i,; nutcialUt, do. Ckwkv, 110 data?SIJ Si Martin*-. Work. iHKiow, Ann! hi?Arr t IcntirKiK, S^miiiuIi. *ri.i >o Di'Nijahvvi. ri 1 10?Sr. \iidr*vv rleuis 6th. BeaVer, do; 11. 11?n.J. r. Bid tin ion. Arr nth, to. Philadelphia. Irkmk*. Aj?ril 2?Arr Loni.se, Philadelphia; Albert, Baltire; olnmhia. New Orleans; 3d, M*ta, N^n York. Sid fith, witia. New Orlead*; ??.ht Humphrey, Baltimore. From the ad*. 10th, America, Bahitn?*ie; M-ithihh-. ST V*?rk; F J.ic, learn., Sid 7th, li? i-iric h, N York Diaii*. NOrl* en*; Ith, J Aihmi do. i iiuvt.a, April 3?Sid itml!?, NYork; Howard,do; Meruit, NOrlean*. Iamhi ro. April 2?Arr liobt k Lrleaiia. j.ramtr,, April I?Sid Adele, NYork; Jean Loqtu tuhrm, Jupiter, do. Itiwrrp, April 16?In the rifer, Neva, Charh iton. Sid li, Harriet, NYork; 6th. Mairellen, do. Iwuk. Si a roh 31? Arr Hcmtlian, Savannah; April II. Fran? I. NYork. Sid JOrh. Strafford, ApMachieoln: Holland. N rk; ftth, I ojpian, NOrlean*; tren Vt illr, do; g?h, Iowa. N rk; 6th, 4 ih-doiua, NOrl? en-,; Vermont. ; Ar,fn( do. 21tii; ffen tiltan, do, 2tth; rraiimial, do, May IVoo1 true i I lea, ittd for Falmonth. lar.aT, April i?Arr Pallaa, Penaa la, ith Iom of mainit. 'arm. April 6? It Uerv hurrir ?r?e at Altrieri and otlirr eea alony; the 4 of At* ica, 2 id nil. ami it i* reported that re ate It went on ahore at Or in. 16 at Arrew, and 2 at Alfiefa. touaw. Aprils?Shi Victory. I Inrleifon. iIirofi, April 2?Hid Kdward Ik Jatnea, from Hiehmond, for ndon. Arr March It, I rtiano. NYork. T Una*. April V-Sid Viryini*. Baltic. T. Mich am.*, March 31?The Mary Ann IVafton, fix m N Orleans lor jiitrrtioolj inn miotic Lluiid of fhrtr o?a Itlh iost. r ky Hirl u nit other and wa , F.mpr* *v Mala*.!. TftlKSTK, March 27?Arr Richmond, Bottom, I lardy, Matin- I Ml-, (intoa. March 21?An* Rosabella, Savannah; April 3, Nautili^. Boston. Sacgfr. no date?Sid Alexander, NYork. K?:m;rnt ki, Jan 13?Shi Charlemagne. New York; Dover, s Boston. rk.ri.oif, J*n 17?Bid China, B -mlm. Uf.nuai, Jan 23?Arr Ne*tor, from Mainiiiii,. Arr off 10th, Gcntoo. Uomimv. Feb 2?Arr C'nmbiidye. Liverpool; Cores, do. SvnNrv, NSW. .NVr 2fi?Arr Ni w York Packet, iitiii.uk; t B-vitbia, B? ton. 8th, Oeonfiana, Hobart Town. llii.il a\. V iv 3d.?Arr RniMinn, Hewitt. IhKt.m Med?nv, Smith, New York; Loid (Joderieh, S-iVNiinah; Sulla-, Plilsd. 'I'u, St Johiw.N F. H Livr.it root., NS., April IB.?Arr I Vie I, Bait. Yarmouth, NS., Ajiril Hi.?An Albion. il m button. St. Johns. N. k A*?ril 2P.?Arr Nanuhonur, fin NAoik.3il ris, |f, of which \v:v> in the ice Alftics, do. Air Cth, Arna. tin N York and nailed fur Sydney, C B. I St. J ago. April I6tl??In port, Nile, f??i Trieste, not com- t mencrd Idr Quittcv, fordo next t-vi niiic.* j MavAiit r/.. April Uth.?In port, Lafayette, for Boston, I j Vai.paiiaibo, Feb, Gih.?In |H?rt, If im. for (Milan ;ud an?o?i, f?*w days Orpln ii*. for leeward, do Hy Lee, fordo do. The II. L. would probably leave tor Valparaiso in March, foi j Boston. i I'kiILd SlntcM I'ortM. WitCAiHF.TT, May I.?Arr Ontario, Boston. Mahiu >:iik.AD, May i.?SIM (bosket, Aiix t Myr*. Pok i i.am), Mav 3.?CIM American, TJitiidod de Cuba. i (ii.oi t ist? m, Mh\ 2.? Air Hudson, Hock port 1 N S oik S. C. PnfHius, Kennebec for rhil*ri. Boston. M iv >.?Arr Cnledouii, Liverpool, Pith, I P. M.,Halifax,t (where she arr :tc| inst., I P. M., 3d, CP, M. Spoke Pith ult? in the Channel, Nolan 21st. Nancy, fin S nuili 2.>th, s I it IC :'o, Ion :m ir,. exchanged color* with the II. n Nevis 2tith, j laf 45 17. Ion 33 01), exchanged signal* with Fde/.ttbt th s.one 1 poke Portland: 27th, laM4 10. Ion wjth nhaiiuon. Cl'u, Vespacian. H ivalio; Clins Corroll, Mataii'.s*; Vernon, Havana; Grae-.I Turk, Surinam; Mornitii Stat J o tie Cuba; Manuals, N i .-tan, NP., Klizo WMrw i k' Fharle-fttim; F. I. Mobile; IMin. I'hiUd; If. N B .To: N u- raYaiitcIt, Hicliiiioml: Ret sitle, N V t3rk. F.i) vktown, April 10.?SIM Siintnons, Albtuiv. ft i N .n- j tucket; Delaware, Phi lad. Arr May 1st- t.a udace, NYork for Nautuck t; 11 onif lo d Inport 2d, CtQtltcc, and icvenu i orhers, hound K. I Nr.vs Bkukohd, May 3.?Art Teniiessee, Boslon, to lt?ad ice i for Amsterdam' Hahtpobd. May ?Arr June. NYtirk. C1M, Tetter, do II**nr> t li .se, do; Cinistim*, do; rdeste, do j, Ann Strong,do. j Philadelphia, May .r?.?Arr Lo Cheel, Buck*] orl. CIM, Jexrph r..w; erthwnit. WIndies; C ./"iinv c, Alexandria. Dro, do. (Ttl, Saratoga, NYoilt; 22d. J A Laneasl* r, do. t Mohii.v:, April 211?CIM, Harriet Rockwell, Liverpool. Troy. NY o k. I New Orleans, Ainil 27?CIM, Loo Choo, Liverpool; Fan- ny, Havre; Dcrigo, NYork; Lawrence, do; Olive Bi inch, Gnudalonpe; Apalaehirola, Campcachy. Arr, Siu mi K II II, Liver|H>ol; Ivaac Allerton, do; North Carolina, do; Gen Grant, Kingston, Ja.; F.dwiugr, Campeachv. CIM 2tith, Orleans,New York; Intrepid, do; Ann Cora, Halifax; Gen Stark, Turks Island; Uncas, Havana. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. rPHKSK far-famed and celebrated PilD, from Portugal, are, J- vi partem, to he obtained in this country. See advertise* mi nt "ii the last column "i" fourth pm. i1 K KTI X.; rIK FRANKLIN TKMPER \N( E SOCIETY will hold a Meeting at the AjkiIIo Saloou, HO Broadway, thi* evening. Addresses by Mr. Alexander Welsh and others. Several Fire Companies will In* present. m? It e ASPHALTi M Pi ills. April 12. 1(1(2. A\J F. have appointed Mr. JOHN LOW1TZ our sole agent Y for the I nited States, for the sale of our Asplialtnm. AUG. B A BONK A U (k CO. Proprietors of the Mines, Val tin T raves. Mr. John Lowilz will constantly have on hand, tie abovementioned Asphaltutn, at No. 2, W ill street. ip7 I 'IM1K NEW YOBS AKGU8 of till lay contain- nilieli im- I portant military matter, consisting of the olticial order* of re-organization of the Artillery; Coinm'y Gen. Storms' Rei>ort i of the Arsenal; Maj. Gen. Morris' reply to the stall': ami a variety of interesting military and civil news. ike. All communications must hi directed to apt. Norman I -ook, Argtn olfice, 7 Catharine st. n>7 lt*r DEMOVAI, or GOSLINGS FRENCH* St AMERICAN HOUSE OK REFRESHMENT.-This i I.? ol iit,rtuiument, unequalled for cheainiess, cleanliness and comfort, will he opened on Monday, May 9, in a very sujierior and splendid style. The proprietor has gone to great expence* in fitting up his establishment in a manner, he hopes, will Ik* satisfactory t his inlineroiis customers and the public generally. in conseouence of the great increase ot his customers, and the liinitted s|ml Gii Nassau street, I bvtw^rn John street ind Maidi-n Laoe, where lie can accom- 2 nodatfi It OM film-. Ill Ml IQMi Returns hi* since rr ami grateful thank* for the ucotirage- 3 ment lie has received. and trust* by strict attention to merit n continuance. 4 mltfr H. GOSH NO. rpHIS l> is PUBLISHKD?The Fort .1. quarterly J view, No. 57, for April 1812. I'ONTKST*. Art. 1. The Past and Present Stile of Scr\ ia. II. Kohl on the Baltic Province* of Russia. III. Fnpublishrd Letter* of Henri Qnaire. IV. French Police. V. The Rhine, by Victor Hiiro. VI. The Druz.e 4 atrehifun and Worship. t VII. Maygar Literature, Rise and I'rogros. VIII. Monumental History of Hiwin. IX. f'riticjJSketches. Miscellaneous Literary Notices, Statistic' &c. Music in Italy. List of Works recently nuhlidied on the Continent. J. M. MASON. Publisher, bo- iid**tone, with the word "Caroline* on the seal; a gold thimble set round the rim S| with blue jewels; a gold tooth-pick, with round spots of plain gold; a gold clasp, with a pink stoic, intended lor a bracelet; a ti pair of kilier ?ja;etacle* w ith slides, or in proportitMl to tht-ir f| value for either of the articles. Apply to ti KHAKI) W. MORRIS, p m7 lu No. II Pint street, f, A I) MS'8c I)., BllsrfiX,. NKYV'VOKK .111)1 I'll I LADELPHI A Daily Package Kipre**, for liie transmission of Boxes, Bales, Bundles. Bank Note*, Specie, Re. Particular and prompt attention w ill at all lime# be paid t.? the collecting ami 1 tying Bills, Draft*, ficc. f, Orders l*hi11 si 1 10 riu Nr.w York Bakk N?> i 1.111. t 208 Broadway, New York. Y iH OUBSCRISERS are informed that the bills of the .\ierchants and Meelianic*'Bank, at Wheeling, Va.. eannot Ih? t( sold in this city for less than 5o |?er ceut discount. Tie bills of the Commercial Bank at Albany nr? at 3a per ci lit disci nut, ilisfe.ul of par. .is quoted in our lastnam phi t. A supple meiit half sheet will h?* sent to stihscrifiei'* on Mon- day tiext, containing the l itest mom-tary intelli^enc# after th? u ariiv d J the inoriiitig mails of that day Merchants bavin; J changed theii lesidenre. 01 whoina* wuli to h. eomr *uli..'ii 12 lY e I (MALES Mcl.N i RE kj O m I l>. c;aJTR( ITE7S ()Lii ESTABLISHE!) M INDICATE!) VAI'OR BATHS, 25 COUKTLANDT STREKT. J? 'THESE BATHS hue been 111 M-umei n year#, i i i i i. 1.1 i! I 1 11 i ii lablithed t irao J11 irr nt tli'- most i ?>v. i11 ul :i 11 11?roinot(' lit" 9li ":(ilitin ol' di101 ion, ami r?thr *bin 10ft and "s In mtifnl. The II .tli* *rr o|*?n from *?i o'clock in the moniinx l MK LESl Kl (lit 1.0 1 I, #ueur) t?l Walker street?Respectfully inform* the ladic#, tliai during her *hort al -u *c, her e*t iblMuiient w ill be under pi the management of Madame IVtif, ctprenaly eng.igi d by Madame Lesmur, iu Pirn, a* .1 first mth r v.iunir* uln?*e 4 cipericnce .ititf knowlodge liave lin en obtain, d in the first t o? ?im h. ?i o .M h!ah? ln?neur U ?n,'in Pan#, ..ml knowing Perfectly the Frt neh fmthion# ami those suited t?* the Last.- of thi* country. j lia?.|ii>i ?nl? il h\ lltrlt.f (lain- |??rk? I 1 ?>?np|. ???oit ment of NoUvealitra, wnich will In diftpofted of at fit low nl price, French and Kn. iidi laiixtugi-j* ?|M?ken# VI lmr AhaiTk. I II VM Y. for a |*-non wit v CRO( KKilV STORE, newly fitted up. with a new ami j,a ftxhioi; ihic stock of ('him, 4?I;ia?, ami Earth* nvr are, aial ill pU lw koIiI 011 ndv.iut i^coiH term#, to a good cuttomer. pji The*re i* a dwelling, miiuhle for a family, attached to the n More, lie lit low, ami pieurMion immediate I;.. For further particular* empiire at thi# office. ui7 9* *r 1 LplSHE'S MpT.ENDfD Nl 1 Rl A AND MOLEHI I IIATH.?'Pi.-aft'ution of gi iiil?men i* in*ife.l to th? h r., I d?"?cription ol Hati, which an* made expre*#|y for ret ul ?al"I1;1, 1 firm nl I. J A' OBS k O.. i? ?V .1 In mn- dial comm. ISAA'' JA' DBH I) \10ltKIH SOI.OMOV r I. I an ill. i, duly ?iitliori* .1 'Ul* "J* Hi* affair, of ih> lat. u.r firm. Nr? York, >Uv -j. luif. _ _ l?" p" rrKAiTPf \NT KH I I'.IikAl luilTAIN aiHl HTki.'ano Jv ?IV oiri. n willII. in n init mot.^v t.i any |*rl I K.nrUa.l, J? Irrlan.l, ffr.alan.l nr \V?I.?. hi l?- fiirni.li.il wuli Jpft, f,,r Ijil 41 ?2. 43. tv 410. till, rir any am.mil', ayalile mi ilrni.mil 111 an. nart of rlir I'lilt-il Kin*rloln, by inplv inn In VV. k I. T. TAPSl (ITT. m m7 Pi ek "lip, cor. >o ilm. I\ Auction Bl THOM v BELL. (Store a So$. 2t uuJ II.# i1'#"//** S AT I UD AV. At 10!3 oVI.trj., hi the mom*, Splendid FuruJtwre B?l**?\\\ ti n u sually valnahle variety ot irfllent furniture of nil d vcriptiooi, from |V?milie? 1,'l'ing uj lomckcriiiuv, .?nld Silvet Watch. MON DAY At vast 10 oVl'K'k, in the tale rooms. Kxtra Sah* oiU,liu?irry, LoimIou clot lis, **??imere* ami vest tups. vtluaid. ho*ien arc trunk*. upeiior htthiuu, a variety of milliuerv article silk*, satin-., calicoes, imo I?11 Itu u., ilif? tiut(i, Itr. Also 1 tiutnlMT of Rrtifl.N ji|r and 2?. Also, two lots (routing ??,i Ihoaiiwih ,u No?. ant) j?i, ALo, Jour lots front iuu on Broadway, No*. >1, Mi *t?d M?. Also, lour lot* 1 .it im; ou llchcrtori rfn ct* as No*. 13, 47, w, aiul An. ALo, eight lots fronting ou Broadway, as No*. G3, Ga. 07, CD, 71, 73. 7# uid 77. The above lots are located in a bnautiful situ lion, b**ing light n fiout of the bay, and about five luiuiUea. w ilk from the laming. and are well situated for "tinge*. The situation L exceedlib and tig nei 1. flu d i? !l 1i Is i I d. There air two or three steamboats running to and from th? 11\. three or four times a day, during the whole year. Th k uLo foil j denominations ol churches ill the neighboihood, w ith c t ihl .school jkoiuc*, seminaries, &c. All uj portuuity; like (hi* is seldom oifcred lo ihe public. The iafe w id he j#ositii e. Kor further information. apply to Due Cartlidgc, 10'J Water it Met, or to K. II. I.iuflow, No. II UrtKid #>t, where a imp of lie projK rtv can be seen. in*' I TION Mini K. .V S",l, lilK.l k \m I I. AHI US will sell threvening, at 7jg o'clock, at tin* auction ootn, !BM'? Broadw ay, about .#(10 volume* of English books, comi cb ind workl. Also?iipuiiUts oiGciiu.ui books, Iran-dated from celebrated tuthors. in7 lt*r f )IL I A IN I IISi #S AT PUBLK AUCTION.?A. UK VI H >1 ii i 1.1 v. i\ will 11 111 i I i:; OCk rivoice ofoil paintmusjust received from Koine, and have not tUM.'ii seen before in thin country. Tin*; collected by a *oin|ict the Secietary of the N. V. J. C. mm ferfp IMIF. NORTH ?nd SOUTH m'-etinthe gic.u contest heI tweei, BOSTON and FASHION, for $10,000. TUESDAY next, May 10, 181V), the Long lOaml Railroad .*otnpany, will run train- from Brooklyn to the Union Courxe, rom day-light till the hour of starting the Horses, at 1 o'clock, M., at the following rates From day-light till 0 o'clock, A.M., \2}* cents. From H to 11, the former inclusive, 25 Froin 11 till the hour of starting, *50 A quick succession will he kept up during the entire foreloon. Returning, the fare will he 25 cents each. All person* are required to obtain tickets at the office* on oard the several ferry boats; and returning, at the office near ie course. No hank notes will be received for one abiding ties, and no person will take a seat upon the train*, without a rket. Passengers are required to remain in their seaf* while i cars are in motion; and the passing to the lop of the car*. or landing upon the platform*, I* most strictly prohibited. The Horsea will not In- started until the arrival of the last win, and the passengers have had time to obtain places upon i- st ind. l! The mini train* on the extended line of the road to Deer nrk, in tip-middle of the day, a* well as all tran*f>oriation of Unit, n il* l" omkti I this day. n6 91s i r ,Wi-f ,'XI F.XCITRSION'W ILAHLKM; ui Hun? V r- ii i. M.iv ;:ih Foe i i,r Tin Tr trainln?at JACOB BKKL, t aptain Richard 'ales, will leave the pier, foot of (ioveni- nr sire# I, at 2 o'clock; ?ol of Pike street, a qu tiler put two; foot of Roosevelt 1 leet, half past two; foot of Delancy street, at three o'clock. i I tinuing, w ill leay Harlem tt I slf-pa t Pe, i The above trip will afford to the Ciliv.cn* of New York, a n?; view of ihe Fast River. Hurlgate. ami tin- various public i uildiiigs at BlackwelPff Island, the Long Island Farms, njoyiug, at the sauie time tune, a cheap and pleasant m- ion. mO d ?C\ FOR ALBANY and TROY direct?'Hie _ 1. r- Jp splendid low pressure steamboat DEWITT r~nar "t. ?-mntqn. mi. s. r. r.>-, ?.m i-.v?- foot of Coiirtlandt str.-et this (Saturday) afternoon, May 7, 7 o'clock. The SWALLOW, fvt. A M'Lean, will leave as above ii Monday, Slay 9, at 5 o'clock. The above arc substantial boat*, fitted up with h cant State I' loom*, and for accommodation* ure unrivalled on the llm! ii. in7 m EVENING LINK FOR ALBANY.! di L oHbyC^Srcct at seven o'clock, leave* she Pi-r hetwefn KaMnJHMiSL?Court1aiidt and Libert v street*. g The St on boat SOUTH AMERICA, f'apt. L. W. Brainr?l. leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, atsrvcu o'clock .M. The ROCHESTER, Capt. A. P. St. John. leav. t'ie above i. r Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoon at seven 'clock. The Rochfwter and South America are nrw and snhstantial ial-, well fitted up and furnished with state rooms, and for iced and accommodation* air not surpassed by any boats on ie river. r". passage or im^nc, apply iu r. nvnuiiz, ai me imirr on i if wharf, or om board. Tn!'.t t -C*.; 'j .C?,i TIIB STKAMBOAT OSt KOLA, with L T^A*- -4* all h,r tackle and Inmitnre, vs 111 be toll at t auction, on Thuruiny. IVt11 install*. at oY|. cU, al tlx Mcrch. Ills' K\. ban. l?y K. II. 1,1 DI.OVv The unit) boat will be,?uld to tie* Ip^hegt bidder, without rt rve, to dose an t ci*tb?n, ami without any restriction* i- j i where *he nhall run. Sin- is in perfect order, hating m w tiler, which ha* not been med nix month*. She his u wi> paint' it throughout ami h-r etiyin* nut in the best oi?h r, j?l is readv for imnvditte us ller speed is urnnri to no boat her dim* ??iotta in rhw lies at the f?*-t of t, hainbera street, win r ?he ran I* seen any lime yr? >ieifcct oidrr. y Any information will le- ?;i%t sail .1 ?oVe. For freight or ;..i hat ing handsome famishedlacromrnn* r( ktious, apply 011 hoard at Or) can w baif, f??' o| nil street, or 1 F. K. COLLINS t*. CO. .v; South %t. Pw?eii""r? will t.lea-r he on lioartl, f?x*t "t W II street. t? ?rrow, it VI A. M., hI which time the *hip w ili ttl. Shipp. rs will p|er?e send in tllrir hill* In line fin* j.ay. O >At art will be It ken to have the good* by this line cor- M n|\ rpfu'iril. iv. A nix in New Orleans, Ifullrti Woodruff, Who will 'ore, tly ward all good* to tin ir address. ni7 J|j p| Herald f "1* Buildin.-. Appl\ ?t flu llnald Otfir. >.v. *1, corner of f iiltoti. ni7 lwia, I g y |i. Wl) H >1 1 I',. I li SAI.I Jjm iH^A j"?ir of inatrhed h*y Iforow, of nobh ftkiire, last J/ of, line art ion and b?fr l^aring; well hro n?l he. tr i.ilf'in. pi rr.nl>' .nri.l, urirm.iw .n umir^tiinii v ihm nf- it n occurring "I riiriiiu i.'*ll) a 1 1.11.1.111! br.fiiifnt boin Ki li?*> ?if! t?i niil willior witl..;iit l(n* ^riiiirh.* unit Inni"*..,* .1 nurlimm, fin nix-iir-nri J mil ftitl.Oil r?ii|i, v. I. 1 lim p ii llir c.if i>l 11..-1.1 li ir I111 hum-, woul.l, il' ti. ?iriol I v rlir rclwMiT, eontlniii'ih rhiinfi'thrrcof. H>' will .bow tbi in mid rr to (fi iifli ini n i'.>n??TeleacopU: Ot>sef?arton*?Mercury, V ?iius ami Mars. IIHstmtrd by Telescopic Drawings of the Planet*? Mercury, Vmuk and Mara. Paht II. V ALLA( 1KH OK VISION. Ami Optical Illusions. Tim impression* ??l tin; use* mu*t l?e corrected by the tin Jer?UiHJiny?Ullac> ol ?whl?de? t plixe api?Ar*itc* of the m in; and setting Moon- ?i- A phenomena?*yc* innMiMblc l>> pat titular colors?the oimm ot the color* of natural objectillusion.* d? tM udint; on it fleeting iti?l transport-at surface*?lilt .ions depending on contrasted and hanuotuous color*?illusion* |i '!einiilii on the continuance ioii-?, with various P.* peri incut a) anil Optical Illustrations Jtud a Sc. ni. Illustration of the Effects of r. ih ctcd and transmitted light throw 11 ii|m>u the same painting. Door* open at 7. To commence at ii clock. in7 Itr PARK THEATRE. THIS EVRNIND, May 7?The performance* will commence xv i tii THE WEST KND. sir Win. Daxrutiv, Placide \1nior Kuas. hippcndale. Supple, Harry Karl St.uimore. t lark. Lady Win. Davciitry. Mi? ushrnan. After which DKAK AS A POST. Old Walton. Bellamy Tristrai*. Snapp, William* Sophia, Mia* Buloiu. Bomi, -Pit. 60 rent*?Gallery, CcOta CHATHAM llliATRE. THIS EVENING, May 7.?The tierloriiiaiice will couiuiaii e xx ith LABI. itoliiino, llii-hi Jocose, f. Mestayer. lari, Mrs. Thome. After which CHARLES II. harlea 11. llield I dpt. Conn, J. H, Scott. Lady Clara. Mi*. Jmlah. To conclude with UKOTHLR BI N. R.'iii min Knwl.. U ir~>. i nuurariun. Hirlil. Mrs. C utlaaa, Mn. UUkr. DreV nr.-lf, .VI ci 11N?Bo*i 2.V??il, I'.",?Private Buxev, $J. OLYMPIC THKATH ?t, THIS EVENING, Mvy 7?Tlie perforinmct-t will commence with ALL'S FAIR IN LOVK. Caesar Sollikins, Nifki iuoii Alpheu* Fribble, Hornrasilc. Angelina Arniyt.iL:*', Mrs. Mouon. Alter which 1942, Cruinlcs, Mitchell Isaac Walton, Everard Fancy. Mrs*. Timm. After which the Original E xtr* vagal tza- called To conclude with UOZ. Boz, Horncastle Sain Wcllcr, Mitchell. Mrs. No vc (gobble, Mrs. Waits. Dress Circle, 60 cents?L'pP?*r Boxes, 26 cents? Fit, Is.?Pri vate Boxes, $6 AMIoItlCAV MT'SMCM. pORNER OK HROAUIVAV AND ANN STREET.P. T. BAKNUM, manager.?In order to accommodate the immense crowds which attend here, the Lecture Room ha* been enlarged. The mysterious OIPSDV GIRL can be coumlted day and evening. She is the grimiest wonder of the age. From o'clock, A. M., to 6 P. M. she can be piivatrh consultril as an oracle, or line teller of future events, free of charge.? Mr. Winch. 11, tin- Comic Drollerist, Mis* Rosalie, the charming vocalist from New Oilcans, also La Petite Celeste, the De.?utifuI dancer. Experiment* in Animal Magnetism on a child three Years hi. FAI LS OF NIAGARA with real water; PNfcTMATIC RAILROAD; ALBINO LADY; FANCY GLASS BLOWING; Gaml Cosiuoruma, and 600,Kio curiosities. Nav.tl Mornoipe by Mr. N. Williams. A spleutlid (lay performance takes place every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Five hundred tame black, grey and fox Squirrels, from Ohio, may be seen here, skipping about on trees as lis* ly as in theii native forests. '1 hey are beautiful pet?., and are for sale singly or otherwise. Admittance to tin whole 26 cents?ceildren half price, nit; NEW'YORK 9It'8fiUMi (Late Pcale's,) A'o. 26*2 Broadway, opium e the City Hall. flPENING of the New Lecture Room. THI EVENING? v/First appearance of YANKEE HILL, the unrivalled n pres* ntntive of Dow n East characters. Mrs. liardwick and Mr. Collin* will sing a miuil?er of favorite sougs. This establishment containing, including the late addition*;, the most perfect and extensive collections of natural and artiliial curiosities to be found in this country. The Eighth Wonders of the World, the Vermont Dwarf. 21 years old, and weighing only nin*-t? n pounds. ^Saturday evening, May 7th, will he presented, a variety of imusing and attractive entertainments. For particulars see bills. Tickets 26 cents?performance to commence at right o'clock precisely. m.*> VAUXIIALL GARDEN HALOON.?The 'public are r. siiectfully informed that the above imtned jilare of amusement naving undngone a thorough repair, having been refitted in a beautiful manner, new I v painted and thoroughly ventilated, the manager assures tin public that no place of amusement in iin" ciiy win ut; iouiiu so cool ami eoiniortaiue miring the summcr evenings it will open for performance* in a few day*. Performer* of merit wishinu engagement may address the subscriber, post paid, Vauxhall Garden. m7 e W. J KSON. f 1 K WD COS( EHT NIGHT AT PALMO'B IN CHAMW BK118| Sl'llKKT.?A. Moute-Lilla beg*leave respectfully to inform his fiiciuU ami tin- public, that having accepted th? mid proffer of several eminent musician* to play for bis benefit i Grand Vocal and Instrumental ouceri will be given for bis icncfit ii I'ALMO'S Oriental Baloon, ('Viambers street?(paiut d and decorated by bimself)?this cveiiint: at H o'clock. The Orcbestia w ill he composed of twelve eminent professor*. HiudhilU will lie ready for the evening. ImUsion tt cant* foi this night only. nl ll*c V ATIpN KL AC AI'KM OF DESIGN.?-The Annual Exhibition i? now 01*11 from Ju o'clock, A. M. until lo 'clock, P. M. Admission 2.j cents?Season Ticket.) rents. Catalogues cent*. iv. -t J WHITKHOUSE, Bcciwury. UAhv*i(Mn*. and for ill hist f?%e year a I have h* en 11 nablr to attend to my family, and entirely hr)|>h-t*, ami iav?? been growing wos?', till at u?f the bone of recovery bad led from me, ami I became rr?igm (I to my laff. ?nd looked to be day when all my trouble* would have ended in .itli. I nvc 1 en informed b> ten different physician* that there wa* 10 Impi in my case, and adi i*ed by several of them not to flater iny If*, for I w put tbe |ioWer of medicine. Jin'. rr ifllirfi.n, nid nf exchanging thi i abetter a ml happy world Silt If# w ho rule* ami overrule* tie dentini sot' men, directed if 11? i wise. 11? r ii? y -in al in fin* ?if> I w a* vi.ited by strati -er, whom I now eaterrn a fiirnd. who advised me to try your Cirrect of Sirssjwirill*, ami through bis urgent solicitations J t ntiiied oil the. to tnti. bojK-leat etperinuut. and after h* in? neo the orticle f*? soiu ami were it not that tnv fri# nd pre-od ie cuntnmwr of the medicine, my lot* band would have irow n ii in I In tri but after Imv ing used it for a few weeks, jvroived a change f?' the b? Iter; a ray of hope mutin.' up ft IV mind, and I revolved to give it a fair trial. I have doi?- d! tbe rcatilt i?, tli.o I *ui now ronf-dftit that ere long I .lull Inl'iflv r iiicd of nil my immcri.iM complaint-,. When I c?mi'-iirfil Mlting vinir Kvtrnot, it h.i? 111" iirrnl i.pini..n llii' i mid nut I t?t ImisTmy lower r?trcm??i.-? were mill ami lifi In 1.1 M a? ill a w ri inlud rnndit .in; I w.? afflict, il u ill. 11 m iIi in o* wort jaiaaible form; a pnrenn miitlit ?it by my .ide nl dniinrtlv licar til. dropping* from iny li.ad; my nerve* .r. a (Tit I' il beyond ir?\ power to describe. so that at times I h-quite frantic. My scrofulous affection had now asaumed icb a born tb it any effort to prolong my wretched and perft cfli'ipelesn life, widlW ?e? rn to be laonr in vain; my inoifth and y throat were on conipl* t#* ulcer; there were bob* in the roof i mv ro? o'b, ?m? that the jibysiciami extended their probes from iiir to five inelie* into my he id, and i' wan with great difficult* i .t I con Id allow an> thing; ulcerations and bole* of a ?eri laliuiiant form covered tie* scn-afer part of inv bead; tny le a-' t> swollen and greatly rftended; mr sight and speech filled i* III abort I w o on complete ma>? tpf disease* In addition ?this I w :i* f i*t w sating w it It a mo*t distressing rough, pain in iv side By Iirer greatly *wo||efi, and h i of all mv lungs Im?*n to fp? |fir r?va a of d'*i a.se, the fi;:ht.i?s* of in> he*f w i? i *h thai I could ?e ireely hre-.th"?and often I thought my d# iri'irr w.i* at hand' With this brief statement I must close this letter, but not ithont inforTuinic yon that I am fast recovering my long lost ralth. I have been etiablcil to go about the house, and to at ud to my ib?m?-*tie dnti'-s a* also to vuit some ofmv Irnnd*, Inch to mr .-.metbing fnore than j ever ripected. Suffice it i I that mv ree?>v ry so fa' is wholly -lid solely to be aftri111 -d (O the use of v our *r. I lent Kvl racl of RarMtwrilla, ami #.|*e. With fb, rorm r of Third street; \V. Bad* an, ?Cn Bowery: B. Qtiaekiubiisb, ifrernwich, iva 1 hailes street; Fn kles k. f o., 40 anal street. New Orreana: San ford V Park. ineinnati. N. Ha I dr nuts, niaville, Ky; John Owe, Detroit; S. Sawyer. Chicago, A. K shoes lock II I'o., Pittsburgh; t FrothingMui Ii S Van isiek, Albany; W Brvstol. Uiic; K. Hough, Syracuse' van Ik Will*, fiochrsier; Sraver Batavia. f. B. Mis. Wilson hi* remOfcd to So, 64, Lewis itrr*t. r?6 'Jtini*

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1>T) S T S C IU (C? lO-aodrw* llersJH,] Kruin all, tici *A'.i?m.M;Tr>x, (Thursday Evening.) May 3. i. Kobeus, 'lie Collector of Philadelphia, liu* l. :i to nmonatnitr with the Piv*id'-'iii Hgiiifift liit- iiovaK which circumstance* hail rendered noc --iarv in the Custom House. It i.e neivrv-ary,. nod you nei*d not be nurif a few of the brawling p.irtizana ol'Mr. 1 diou'il shuttle be displaced. ITtese removals win not la made merely lor opinion's sake, but the I' \*n: wi.'I in: >t that no man holding au office u r t rVuT.il' iovernnient shall employ the influence of [Jure 10 the prejudice of the Administration. Cl.ni>-, winch n recent sxamination into the depart on here ha* shown to !>e necessary, will rt!; ike place. How extensive these uiay he is uot yet known ono thiug is certain, however, dint whatever shall be necessary to insure a faithful and ciliciont administration of public affair*, will be done. The Secretary- of the Treasury will send his report and bill in relation to the Tariff to the House on Monday next. iioltliuors. [Covrespondriic* of ilia llwth!.] bxliimork, mr* 8. his. Ms. r.aiTom Silica tha diffiuulty rwlniivoto tho official affairs, tinsin;* re; ft.-., ha* been preuiuljjod to Philadelphia, the dt' 'arr of Captain Tvlor, iu this city, have tioen also la boring under a state of nervous excitcinout. Many who -r T.-.a, hi*t to the istum House, and other puhlic "pap" drin ?r have recently become very strong Tyler uien, notu itltst.ia i ng they behold the future with fear and l rumbling li is thought that tho Captain has got a little vp l i t>-.fa if* the Senate rejected tome of his nominator! j.-i elv i ;t l-.irlt i? in fset rr her disrespectful to his j j,,,.; t|,n J,.* will show his spleen in the way of r: i tion, by tuniiu t out eroryfatrenuous whig now in I-Yiir inilo mountains of tnole-hills, so it may he e t'.*,. ,-ij unto all bo of good cheer, -t 'llteuisingiouev.ru in this city, denominated tbe Y\ mies* Snvingi Instituliou failed a esterdav t redeem its h on'' Mire Iwt night. Ai this pr in. 1 cineiits will not lake. The great ne-'in"- or.,' off in a short time, abtot N all at. t. ;lo l?i> it i no' o'.iicrw engaged. it; Martial, m in i -J you, rommenee! V i he P i e of Captain l.cvy, hui have adjourned i t M lay. i is thou i'he w ill ,ttutd n ehunco to has c the iV Bin f lit in'r niitigii-ed. have hut l.t'le idutws information. Vlour continues 7 ad Wjiov front $1 "ii to es per quality. i money is 7j a t discount. This improv eineut is t gto !o' l"ie victor of early rcsumptiou. Our own i r on very smoothly?thoro is no iMtfieul. ineever. it is thought that hilt few hunks in the so, vv ill tie ronipelle.t to go into a siuteof liqiiida'iou. We have timelier beautiful morning. Yours, itODKItU'K. Plillnilelpthln. [i'ovre-| 'idftwc of the Herald.] rnn.vuv.lviiu, May C, 194U. Jritefr* Inca.'sn?Concert*?Moeki?Humnttt. The diroree ease of Mr?. llutchinaou, daughter of Mr Parkinson, the celebrated confectioner, which has occwl pic! the attention of our Court of Common I'leai, for several days prist, is one of those painful circumstance* thrt sometimes cro .i the family threshold, and which, once crossing, forei er after blasts the pence and happiness of theSpnrtiea, ami their kindred. Mr. Hutchinson, the husband, is a gov, dashing young man, with more iutelil. nee than industry or stability. He married the daughtrot" Mr. I hitsinst tlic consent of all her family, who srere grea'.h exasperated at lite connection. With the view, tun ever, of making tlie host of the matter, and in th. hope of re:, iering the life of a loved Ihonglt otfending tir'.' r and sister, more t"'ernli!?\ her litir.hanu w-j sul. feqvoit ly recognized ruid kindly treated hy tlic family, an it I i '.-.take not taken into business with them. This ee: tioeti. n w .is b'oki n up, end recently Hutchinson has open" t vis al. sthbli dnnen1., n few doors above thai of the v Parkinsons in the tame street, an 1 a very shows hi'' icnt it is too. Trie a for i iTnrce Is brought by the lady ou the t;rot: 11i tiiiuse f the 27th tilt, given tlic following extract of a 1-tier dated the 17th inat.:? "Santa Anna in much dissatisfied with General Arista, and disapproves of the late demonstration against Hexar. lie hns sent orders to General Wall logo immediately to .Monterrey, and assume commnnd of the brigade placed under General Vasquez, lor ih- protection of the frontier. 'I"h troops in the vicinity of the OkeeThree dncor -sue brunlies were hnd with hi -v.-nrriors about tiie 20tii inst. Our accounts difr ie u? to th- particulars. hie letter pays, Indian killed, one taken prisoner, and much i ;?,p,:iy iti'itoattng oilier* wonmicti. i l- 'rr\ -?r- V-El.l I! M A N N hope *nd hetierr ther esft ere ti 'i? -inirr. 1 tore maas'.'i-, iue,t j r.t.ii I I t i >r Ilidrra, rvrh a pickril rrpienrnao HI Ml m lO'n MMtMli i 1 1' -d I \i*i,.na and highly Herein j mediteu. th- houunc ?nii decotatili trapvtun an rirh, nosel. nnd ol the scry first nij'r. Th. -1 j ttif ssntlihle \inte nFa. I T'-.-n 1 II t'n loser of ,nn?i,- to h-sr the i --Ill 0 lir? .1 V. .st.rs tdnu I'.lt td-ytC-! Am i- w it I i it Min-s *i" i r. i li. ct I 'i .1 liOiiK.KR, th- Star of th* s- ,n ?n 1,1,1. Hoi Phsl-pei,. ,n Mid mgiol our ho-,, re? I. ,1 '"jib, :,tl I-A r, au.l hi, "iilerful |n,^il. J.'hn IJIr niov n,r in| ih. ir lallfnl ec:1. two aiel tnrre horse im Ml .|.kf,t;c ol!.- i i'ri I tin I'.nr Mi?--s Welle, the it o' l.doeisd an niter, ,tin; chil/Pm ir. the t'ninp. Tie unit li lialisn thmnutir Pirns of M*. tt ilejr mid |,i, iiifnit n, iou,l electrify nil ?M biMI I wrin of rjih w Option The in .ignite-' n! Tee of tor fom Ituiifsnen oe,.t>? Th- foh inn Hr a: d ?,toni-hin'!rnUlU Duim-a tor f i|ht r.,? f no. Tincrr of th- Diy. Mr. Dieliinsnn. irilt lii) introtluee a ,rrir? of i tie ni|>?i :-u I Ihr F.?.o Ininn N.riomatic F-S1? by >lr. J A""'*'- M i| llitivc Eg)isirn I".r-iMe'i.-al V*?t?.iu( nr a f 'l.y r*h nted tin ,?iiiulr h?nc icti 1.1 u.uh and daic, py N.r H ?wd. i p foinirn will repn *rnt (rr*ed liittOTir^l Carat c" I mtlitiie beautiful stud of ICirtra. A e! in .tee. r.lrnrr r?i:h tie ?le .-I the d*v the most :-i 1 >r oire nsol Nrjro S, ug .iltd Putrt I r T tor mpsrabli' John P elln, ai.ird I. '.lit 1 d 1 (Vil,man, the sro" IJ mjo I1s|-e. W, 11 |kl 1 I i? siunnies, H. HTinn?>. ?2J P'.l. JK 1 WD?The ?u >*rnl*r wuhinst to ior-ra,e I.I, bn?IOe,s. u 10 V .,0, o|' a elrrk ,eho rnu furnish ft.cifal to i .i loan, t ?f th ti,- e| lalneti irtrroet will b- en I. .rod n In, I salary Kirrn lor his sersi. ea. A ldrrs. K. A. M. |h>?i "?ill* ml r B VHK OHK.ULIV huaiy. master, rem, Lirrrpoole-C'oae ,e I, s of .M-r iniiJ|,r b, ih,. ?itl fir,,-??d t!,tir I r in, sritiuiut arlay, Ui tie ?flk?L?f tnr ?uWnb, e ROt Hi. HKHTIII lb s, i o. ni'V _ ri Knlton street, 'I'll;-. N or hit I th. MON MOl'TII BANK N J I M w i,mi,., are |airrlw, d it )l W all street, by KARl. K I f), t One i?n l rot. nu lm*r l et THE GALLED jade \WNCE!-eiiwihu liaI L. ri-U" have b*cn excited by lire "Mafic Mixture," and liieiCi? it i. ii"w e.>u?idernl tin- only m?4iciiir rxtwt th.it c?u with ..crrcy and real rrtiriency he i'in|ilny '?-?linc rf'tender*,j?aIati.f*?tt?nr explanation, ?o that no aftcreLip. niifiint. Sold In thr l.dlowiiiK iliu',".lcvr??:?13 Kultoit, curti, lilf .t.; corner Cham ber? ami Church; 113 Broadway, car- 1 1 1.. 1 11.,. mud; i.j Unwery. coruri W jlitt r. nu jtdfcltw ?c 1 I) 1 it E.?Thi C opartnaralup heretofore rtutitu bet wean at 1 the Subx-ribem, mulii lite turn oi CARPENTlER ki. Vl- tr I AUt. war di.tolvcd 011 tin lust day uf' M?j ib.lnni, by 11IU- ui III I'll COUttllt. 1 I'hc tiuvineax leu l.een removed from Nn. IB to No. HO Nat- 1 b au ilrrel, auil will I* eoiitniued l?> Claude Viladc, wl.o will nl alun att. lid to ilia aettU-inent of the affair* of the lite liriu; a ad I li i? autbon.he.l to pay all debt* nfthe laid firm, a* well a* to t) receive all money* due to the tame. 11 JOSEPH CARPENTIER, al mUf C. VILADE. w OWNERS OF HOTELS.- The A"nierii-.-r, we'll 1 known to the public forbid harlforinr or employing aid runaway under iienalry of the law. The above reward will b* j paid by the subscriber to any one who will return **id boy to the undersign* d, 01 gi*e information by letter or other wis* to th.it I can g| l Mm mill, I NK1IEMIAH BROWN. I i> Rye. Wt?tch per Co. N. Yy Miy t 1 IS ni r i T ARiih AND FASHIONABLE llOTEL IN PlflLADELPHI A.?-The well knoivn Hotel, Marshall House, I cap ihlit of accommodating 1 k) persons, situate ou hennit s! having been renovated and improved, u to be let uniund.?hi*u, at n i educed rent for a t*rui pi years. This HotH full when it uii cloned by the cihuu of the prhce. .N. B.?The Branch Oar Store on thr. North Hiver aide, L? J shut up, and removed to tO'i Water street; .tiid I *a\* all ih-M|>cp*ia, jaundice, weak- pes* ol tiie ?tomach, debility, &C. 1 her purity tho blood and Ja in rig orate the whole system. The bitter* are extremely mild and plunsant. Trr th?nn. Piicc Scents. *'l Hold by A. H.U D. Sand*. cirttygDts, No. 70 Fulton, corner Pr of e t, k neat Broadway. Il:? nniversn! approved Pnjs ?u* forextermi- rt; ixtnu: bedbug*, mntln, rat*. cock mat lichee, mice, mnsquetoee, i flies, fleas; the antjv powder for destroying the rosebugs ana ru Iu* *e?**I protector forgii trdim; very need wueu planted nvnin-?* r>. tli*' attack of the grufivronn* ami other insects. will be f? un?l indispensably neecssnry .*ud highly useful in tn? pic*vnt ae i- fu Oil. II- may be coiistentl)* consulted on hi* favontr science, ?r j which U to protect man, animal, h.?titc? and iuIds from all apt- fir* of vermin ai Dr. F. is agent for the manufacturers of aquafortis, pure ni- tc In aud munatic acids, copniva capsules, solution of tin, pypv n? ligneous arid, luuar caustic, leeches, ke. kc. by the package hi and at retail. 1,, N. B.? Moth effectually exterminated and prevcuted to exist ,ji in woolens, flannels, carpets, upholstery, snch a* clinirs, labU*. tl taddl?*?, riuhii>iu, kr. Brnbuu* W'aivantud lobe xlenninatea t c from bed rooms, t> 6 'cluck* aid Pnc e-* Y?n r practice tltc 1. t 11r mui la that particular branch ni ofihcprofijMoa,fttUMtiM sals and apcepy, and rtf-rtual w cuie to such i-noii* asj.ut lining Ives under his treatment. lie- d?c. nt case* cured in a lew day*, without the u?c of mercury or any other daugemtis rocdictti". Dr. mild and judicious mode cl of ir? aim^nt w ill r?; mire no iutcrruption fu m business, or alteration in the mode of liv inc. Person* afflicted w itli protracted and deplorable cases, need not despair of a complete lecovery. Attendance Irom 7 iu fiie morning until 10 o'cbK'k at ni^ht. Oflicc No. 12 Punic ?tliius l?ut a mixture of 1 mi and lilhragc, and ine hair i* uot dyed, but lilt rally burned. Liquids for d> ing the hair are comions t cau*ti and sjiints, that bunu in the same itiv u the ;?owdcr*, and dont dye the hair, and the hair x will grow no matt'i how tn iny times if i* burned and e\rry Innly knows j!so, that wir u llie h-xd is full of dandruff, the hair nt begins to tumgrrv, and ba)di|?'?s follow From an ripeiirnce j of twenty #y?*.rx, be i 114 hair cnttci a::d having the op|N>riunitv n of t x*miuii;? ^reat many !u?d?-ition. known a* K*t?>r's lliii Oil, or i>u)i*iuud Evcutis! (hi \Imontls," for dssixoying dxiidruif, pre*eiittujf tne hair from ccmin*: out and iUrniiu; grey. This it.- j a, 1 imir.ibte llair (HI will n*xk- the hair ijrow will, no matter how e| much dnndtuff r soreiie** h n tij** head. I t sab wholwab ami re-ail. at A. Pastor's, Hair Cutter, lei 4, iirecnwiih itrci t, New \'ork. Piice ju ct^i? a bottle. I vl j a28 Itn* jt, iy.\ PENT 1 KKSERVED P((R1 1BI I. I REBH I R4) a InIONS, veirrsnli 1 to keep an* length of lime, ami 111 !n urn-ri?uvtlr, if .t r>? d I.ol*.*# i>. ft I n 11 if .111. Mind, Sal, rc Ov*l*-r?^.iud ("Ipni'?Bifl, Mutton, Lim'i, Duck, hick' en. Turkr\, cr? v Morton ll oth, ('liirkrti Suap, Tail .u| i.|c S??m MtU and Um u Turtle hoaj* n iif* ci? Dv 'u.l Alilk, I'-.r ?e? \o\ I N. B.?Th. ?c |irori?i.m? *rv .all md) free fr^m bcnf I Ihd?! ctu l i "hi. if prc(,h IViroiU HiJ |ti( i nl'lir 'l'?n, ind fire itutrvctiona i" ?uu-j 1 imra nn tlie piano l"rt" and titwin. W)tfi??c 1 /-il.VM.K, oVHfcTsIDKNrnl* ,i j 1 unloona for pri\ a. e partiev ami fnmiili'ii rooim at moderate jm Th?* Hr?tanr*nt '.rill b" kei.t on U?' "C 'he be?t v j iab!iahm?nta ol l'.iri? end ATMKN. ANTr.n-ll'.irli Porinw Blone, of the fir? ni.?l;ir. Kp'* ft ib Sorfolk ilitrt. 1 j Jli'AKltlNfl?Aimili- Binllomrn, rv 5'nllrmrn .mil Uinr wiir ran Iv I. r:>mni'ilntnl niln K ooii inomi Willi liwiij, r I I ?:'i Irina ?i ulliy Iirri, MrfrrrllCci i lnn(ril. I Vj/w-t., (ii'l.Ta N Bft'AN ll(I I i.I .No. r.n >i rlh 'i'noi utri -I, i lii-or 'i o A-.-ti, I hilnii l,?l.IB?Ji-ian! jl nor day.? In ill Inn in o frniral loontirn, mnl lia.. .iCL'omiinnlMiiiQ.1 lor i- i ?|.l IT.* i!' A'lkMl? I'Hirrll'nlh inlorm' I i? i.i. ...I' .1. i :1k pnWir, ii,M h. t ,k. ,i :l,r lw.nmrni, ,r.f I l.n. ?w?v. Ml.no I, wiii br hT| v to rrcoire III' iwlrow, and r. nliu Ihf-|.; lir.Ml?u of 1,1, hvi -,ir. mfi!w*l I ,..'o ^n' 1W." Xl>" 'I-.- II,r I I' dar or work.., IfiUlirn .Irrrt. u..l?T*r Tl kU. A. M t. j ,>Vh>ck (t J __ *Z12\r*T Is 1 J?(5 IROV?-1fn f'?o? N??. I Om-fur^ Po K?,w V 1 OBtlRl.lN, I. m f'irrn ol. f..r ?U'b k HOC'HE UROrm !l? fo. J m iXilJlSK ii IUIOOIvS. 1 DVV _____ 11 I i1\ Hi-^rf. 'I'O MEW 11 AN T H. BUT IV r.ils, O T~.7. I I'll I.ET? I lie I .liVr.ii N ir. W fmm Marital (tip. ll i? well fHlenlati il I* i ?-or .av, tlU ii'i' frelly dry and MWfinet, I art !i 'm am. i ailYlil'tl and 7 frrt liirh. Apply t'u tllr J rwniat?,' Mrl JlClia'. "U; Hrnt IIUO. I'liltl DR. FAWCETT, jf F.MBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF 81 R' IIF.OSK. of London and Edinburgh, aud ol' the Medical olhste of Philadelphia, confines lata practice to a select branch lii> profession. Nout rmpta dolore volumtut. Dr. F.l* encouraged by the uniform success attending his )Jr of trcaluicut 111 the cure of ventres!, gleets, itriclurca. initial ucitkurii, aud mcrruit.il affections, together with all lose other bail symptoms which undrrmiur the constitution id I u tlic foundation of prrmalurr decay, either froui nial dlui.nl or anyother cause. Ill such iwrsolia the appetite is i it rally defectitt, ami the reliili for life dui -.t subdued.? i node of treatment i> uniieraally admired?lm medicines in, ie that propel tensity, "list a good dlgr?on requires. His treatise on eoiistituliouai or iiurvous debi!i> sttoriL very' egleutive observatioua on sexual dubilily, si licit Weakness, and iin|31 lm*r HOTOUR APTlC LI K E N ESSE 9. SI. D VAN IiOAN, Uvrr.a Bronv or UaaaiTf UuiLDtrta, Conter of Broadtray and Chamhiri Strut, ST. Y (Entrance in Chambers Street.) "T" Likenesses taken from 7 A, M.. till sundown, in any tid of wrs'her?rlear, rloudv, or rxiny. al9 1m" CARDS, BILL-HEADS, Ac. CHEAPER THAN EVER. VOHY SURFAX EC ARD8?ofnpiiioraai(SM(M9?fHfl1 c 100U do 00 Common Cards at less prices. Circulars, Billheads,^ Notices, Posting and Show Bill?, atid rery description of printing executed at short notice, oil us nsonable terms a any cstitdiihment in the city. VISITING CARDS.?A visiting card plate engraved and enamelled card* iintv.1 tor ?1 ;?n, in this city. Perfumers, Manufacturers, and Druggist"' Isabels, constantly i hand. BROWNSON ii CO., *29 liu*in 56 Gold at. near Fulton. TO THl LADIES. 'ASfUONABLK MILLINERY GOODB.-The proprietor of thin well known establishment offer* tf the articles. The assortment eoasisis i he following The celchrated 81T.K HAT. CALLKD CAPOTTE D'ORY. A N S, ,i. worn hv L? l)itrhe*i|Hwik- St. Paul's Church, have received by packet ?hipAI my. and offer for sale at low price? com pine I) iguerreotvpe Apparatus, new pat*rn 5s*0 French Plate., large size 50 Acromatic I-aucen, made at Paris, by A1 phone. Gi rotti So. 10t? 1 Kittles Hyposulphite of Soda Alio, Tripoli of Venise, I idiiic, Clonne of Iodine, C,omine, romine of Iodine, Chlorate of Gold, and the new aocclerv in* HtihiPiiice. Sir. K. A. Artnult Co. take* thU opportunitv to inform their irild* and customers, that they have removed their establishtent Aon 16 Broad street to Hl)jj PillORatmti Mar Brola* ay,oppwits St. PaulHicimwi. all im" pRi.M H CANARY SEED for Silt it No-116 FttHuq it wholdlle and retail. m'J lui*r "MEDICAL AID. V PHYSICIAN long accustomed to prescribe for disease* of V a privata uaUue, reside* at 3-1 Moil street, lie h'is boeu miliar with tho>e complaints for many years, and having ?en a particular and close observer of cause and effect, h?* ha* t.tiin d a thorough practical know ledge of liiis branch of his oftasion, which ba* enabled him to iutroduc** some valuable iprovenn nts into his practice. He docs not boast of linking pid and hasty cures, but his satisfaction is to pertorra both oroughapd radical cures, and in as short a space of time as can possibly be done with ad vantage and surety to thn pa*nt. And generally spenkiiur. it is not necyaaary for the ynrut to observe any chnnge iu business pursuits, diet, habits, r. keeping i'i view, of course. the nature of the disease, couitulion of the patient, and the symptoms that may happen, w ell as those presont. Hasty, and consequently imperfect ire* are the source from whence result so many distressing *es of consecutive or secondary symptoms; ami the like reIt frequently follows the use of many advertised remedies, i this r? a*oii. that any medicine, however good in the first or unary stages of disease, oiunot be supposed to evert same >w er and influence over the advanced stages of the disease, 1 ul thus while the |*stienl i* swallowing uit'diciue* from day i i ri-iv, his ilUetHc, if it i* not changing to a chronic form, to 1 v the least. it is very likely t?? ti rininate in a permanent 4c- I ;litv. or perhaps some thin? worn*. ?t.s for instinct-, a ?,!rietur?? 1 w'nnny hundred there m?v lie a this very lime labia.; in' rue. it is important fur le paticut tn know tint medicine aloue m-ttr diJ, nor never in cttrt tincture. Dr. Gregory ii (he authorofa little l>cok on prirate disiter, which im|?MU ii.u-h valuably information to those siut to select a medical adviser. It in complete in it* detail, id enables the render t treat Ilia own caac oa privately as he looses. Its language it not only perfectly plain, but it ia ilsirred with tugraviugs, all ol which are fully cxplaiued.? ire j0 rents. The Doctor dost not limit hit attrndanre lo a few hours, it lie insy lie found at home at any hour of the day and fhl, baerve tliat No. 31 is not a drug a*>re)?Hit rooms are ell arrantjed for the reception of |>atients, and hit charges mors!. I.rttrr* from the country. cb srrilmur erwiptoms, and enosing a fer, will be punctually attended to if |?at paid. a ?8 lm* GEORGE W. DAWSON, Vholetale and Retail Furniture and General Fwmilling IVarchouie, No. 07 Chatham itreet, corner of Duane itreet, New York. \fHERK he keeps for sale a large assortment of the following articles, s it.: Sideboards, Bureaus, Baslstaada, Cots, able*, Chairs, Office and roitahlr Desks, Glass Cases, Book ases, Looking Glasses, Dinini;, Outre 1 ea and I'ier Tables, ianos, Sofas, Sofi Bedsteads, Beds, Brddiue. Palea?Ters Mates?et, Carpels, Oil Cloth, Matting and hire Irons, IVash lands, Toilet Tables, Candle Stabuls, Bureau Be I, new and second handed. All the alaire article! are offered to the public at eery w prices. I'ersotu in waut of said articles would fiud it to sir advantage to nuke an early eall at tlic above e-tablitle cut. Shipping orders pnnefttally attended to and parked on the Kirtest notice, and on reasonable terms. Mattresses, Bedding, c. for tittiiiK out vessels, constantly on hand. All orders to the above establishment will be punctually atnded to and thankfully received. N. B.?The highest prices will be ititen for Second Hand urniture, and Geutlemeu's and Ladies'cast off Clothiug. a'K Tin* r DR." MORRISONT" JOUTH fUVF.R DI8PENSAHV.204\ FultonMrect. nunr Green* ich.?Dr. Morrison, Mi mm i ol the Roytl polli|? f Burn oim, London, and formerly .ur^eon in tin Brit ink n.v r, continue* to be consulted dailv on disease* of a delicate iriirt*. and all those diMriMing *yrnpfoni.? consequent pn iniriirioits treatment and imprudent use of" quack m? divine?,? r M. I?an lutd an ?>wrienrp of twenty-two ymt in treating licate discfwei, in an th?-ir vnrioii* and complicated form*, id tucs a mild, safe, and infallible unlmtitutc for men Miry, lulioating the vc urn nl virus with certainty, without MilfecV tg the patient to any ii?k, or restricting him in Kin usu.aI dirt pursuits, while hi? nit dicincft .ire .igreialilc in taste and I n. II. iVrmaueut obstructions in the urvthra.Mirb as 1 ire-i, .tnd .iccuinimtJi d with much irritation and dull jnin, are 1 lately tn jjrinaiy intuits. l)v. M. treat* strictures in a soietifir rmmu r, irrtdimlly promoting absorption of the ihickroed mibrane without pain. ONSTITt I IONAI. DEBILITY.?Thousand* of y. unit i n are suffering from tin* come-jinnc* indulgence hi a crct deiirorth habit, ami whose nerve* a/e further injured win the uf?* of n?v?:mna* ami pr? tended specific*. which tfOnly to Induct greater depr wion. Dr. M. trenfeon purely ithc vrn hate n ae.juninfrd suh th* estatdished reputation of his Jew p am*, Xc. for the |.i?t nine \car?, thai nothing shall remain i hi pa to r? tain, and if poaeible to ical hi? tomrr effort.? ffi njn Qiitmet the manufhetare off onfretioDiry in all its ratirhi and u i "Mi *d ?t?pply fimili*:* and dealer* in city le i I Vol I iiu ttmk i fcwi 1 ichnowled itroMfi 1 hutrctfjvtd, tru?t? hy hi* future HWt.s to dc?? uiimsailing. f JOHN BT1ADKN. 73 Canal *twt. OIL OF BARK. -aixarlf. imsi ovr.Rv.-T. r. mf.rriam** rv,* iniutn W ntn I'r 1 I *mIk r nu ?itv>a of Oil of llirk, if blu-kinv, ?ofri nine. o-li-'.in*. *nd r.-.- rtinir n w, in l f. ...lint f.M lr?lh?r iu c r.ii,-1 |..nut>- nr.,) .ir. nic'h. Thi, i.Slv ?i?-i Oil i? uovr off. r. 1 to tin- puMio ?lUrh irifollnl for it, i?nvor of i t-, mi? v,1 n n ii,ii?,. Ii .tiifr; \t urc-r pro "i romp, "in-o fo.- bnoi* mil Rho?l|?iin, i*or.i.r*l iho 1'i.rciinm, I in r'io Vrrlimio, InstitVt. H?*rou, -,it, ami hi, .r,l, P, Si. ,t nnpe J onth. ?'o,rci .-I vrrv bou'e. lror ,i!o, ?liolc ii!r ,t,-i t.t.il, Ly J. M No. Jtj ill ,t; V* ll iirrinor?lr> rt t. on. if,,. i*,,nn \*,tirk itrorr, ul Koiirlli -trrrl, run.or of Orrrn it/r.i, \r, York; o k. T. r. Vrrriym, Ui, lui.pi r, Ni Urlfvt, Sl im; f,.r ?rtl. I.v A M. A P. Suttii, 79 I- ujton ,lr.r t, rororJ j olH. inii ICO Fnltou iirrrt, rprnrr of Willi inin, and by p. ?i,i, AC 77 K.,?t rortici i f Viukn !?rt. vul II. Sin Ij k 1 S3'J Bro, iwi>, ciirn.r h,nit>.r? rri L ,*1 lm* SOMETHING MW. KI'R'S (JAIIDKV, 49 B vver\.-The nu?b r?Vjriu d taVca J tins p(H?rtiiiiit. to i'cfinin hi* f.i? n,h and tl jaiblieth-.t i''has >\h i.ed a S ihmli and . w here Ik ould l>r hamn t,? irr !!p ir e ilL. Ill* H i)e?>n w tll N* canin\\ supplied s* illi the :i?? s? an.! i? Fruit*, ('onfretiea1 U Lrcfu i mot V la that the fiiy I I *er\ attend'n will he ^i^en ?>n hi* part t?> make 'Hi* jnd B%1 arid tITrrtua! rrnu'dy ever 'h?r. vricd lor (he complete emdjcathui of human hair. Il t* decidedly an inestimable article for the loi!et, *ud ha* entirely anruhilaied those i!cleWnuu*,uucert-.iiJ ai?d duigerous ccunpv*iiiout w hi?:h hive beau too frequently einido> ciL No lovely or beautiful woman, who Lis the unsiV'ntfy appeudaitc of a demonstration of a heard on her upper lip. hairy side ol (be lace, uioLs. or a ma.** ul hair connacCiug abroad and tLsated forehead. should dalav a momarit in procuring a bottle of this invaluable powder. When applied cold, this prepui alien u u*ed by some in lieu ol a razor f??r rsUioting the beard, which it effects with inore case, with a* much rapidity, in a utoi* aatulactory manner, and at lass pt*U*e, while at the same time it lc*%* the sLlu soft and dcucate to the touch. To uproot the beard It is applied waira, according to directum* accompanytng each bottle, K'rice one "(sOURAUDHI EAU DK BEAUTR. or True Water of 13 .utv, for iemoving t in, pimples, 1'iecMca, bloche*, niurpliew, &l~.. realizing delicate white neck and arms, and eliciting a healthy juvenile aMM-araiic*. $1 per bottle*. Rvwa/e of snurious imitations of this celebrated cosmetic, of Oie moat d?deteriou* nature, utterly ruinous to the completion, and b> iu l'cpellant action injurious to health. rjOl'ItAUD'S VKOKTABLE LIQUID ROi:OK, compo *ed materially'from rf.iwen and simpl* in?i?uiu a delicate ro+nale tir.fo to the compb-tion, immovable by rubbing with a handkerchief or limn cloth. Ill cent# ix*r Inittle. out RACD'S BLANC IVESPAONF.. or Suwii.h Lilly White, ififes to the cotuile iilni't u puio 111 li&c alabasttr whiteuM*. apt fr.>ui um iaiinwi propertias punllif combined with im-paraiiuiL* l'?r llii. purpose. LiMU, put up iu elejiant bottles. Remember The above celebrated cirnu.. los ar. to be l.a.l at tlio old i Lablished 'kJiee, U7 Walker sUv. I, uui> door from Broadway, and at M7 L roadway. Aotars.?New Yorie?Albany, Atci. Outline, No. 4 Maiden lane?Utica, tk, liruwu on the four aide., and his lY: simile i tjffiaved ou tlru Wrapper* uf the Poudrrs Subt.le*. None other are fceuuine. al l Im* RIBBONS"8c "LACES, CHEAP. THE SCIl8CKIBKR has and is reeoiritis I'roni atsey.on daily, llihbons and Silks, whieli lie w ill sell wholesale or retail, at a serv small advance ou auction price.. Country Milliners w ill find it to their adv jitaje to rnll. as the very lowest price will invariable be fin d. Laces and Edi?iu?s retailed a* low a* the lowest Thread Lares, ol* beautiful paLU-nr,. I rapr, Li.se, lluckrsuL*. Crown Liin-us tie. R. J. DRUMMOND, a 19 lm* 3117 (irsnil, THE ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRITING. TO th* K.?iil?Nr? nf \\w York an mutino. suitable lor keeping a m?! of Book4, or for Mercantile ruricspondouce. Juvcuimr Classes from 7 to N. B. Merchant* atul Huauger* vUiiiug the city can eomp| a course inthn e da) att III i STRAW GOODS. rr" BENNETT, import.randmAnnf.clnrwofIuli.il and I KnxlUh Straw rad?, respe ctfully inform. liMou.tomcn that lie hnSPIIEK 1C PR KSSURE. FROM THE COURIER AND ENQUIRER. DENTISTRY.?It is not often that wc permit ourselves to H|H:ik in terns of eulogy of discoveries on subjects which do not come within our province. Wc have not sufficient knowledge to do it. in the first place, unless indeed the object be visible or tangible,and this is die rase in the present instance. Mr. Levi*tf. Surgeon Dentist, who arrived some time .since from London, has brought with him h n*wr method which he. has pur in successful practice here, of supplying thf loss of real teeth by artificial ones, without the line of any accessories, such a.% ligatures, spring's or peg*, now in ordinary use; nor is the operation when completed fojlowe.l by any inflammation or pain. He can best describe his method himself. We will however a id, that many patient* whom he has provided with sT'ia of these very necessary embellishments, are so delighted with tn*in tint they have iierinittrd him to refer oiujuirer* to thetnwiio do not apply nom idle curiosity, lmt with a view oi j;> tting bj tan eoavktioaia nctnil swrninrtioi will nr? ?duce. M. LEVETT. Dentist, a??. lin*t 200 Broadway, corner of Warren *t SUCCESS GUATANTEED~TO ALL. "rIMlE AMERICAN MAGIC MIXTURE11 lias been L hailod as one of the greatest discoveries of tlw present age,and mh neral hanking houses, or at their respec live agencies in tin* cities of New York or Albany, as regtiired by the act entitled An net relating to tlie redemption of bank notes,'* passed 4th May. 1R10.?Notic* is hereby given that the State Stocks held by the Comptroller us security tor the ctrou* latitig notes of s.rid hanks, or so much thereof a* the Comptroller snail think proper to sell, will he sold at the Merchants' Exchange, in the city of New Vork, on Tuesday, the 10th day of May next, at ^o'clock. M., to w it For the Fanners' Bank of Orleans, 3 certificatet Indiana 6 per cent (interiml) improvement elock, payable 1st July Ifltt, for SlQQt eecft $ji>oo 58 certifioat? fii.li.iua 5 per reut J internal improvement) stock, payable 1st July. 18#;3. tor$100 each $58,000 For the Cl.ela i Bank, 1 certificate Arkansas 6 i*t c. tit (r? al estate bank) stock, payable 2fi tii October. 1861, for fctftOO $1000 For the St. Law retire Bank, Stock Account. 21 certificates Arkansas fi per cent (mil estate hank) stock, payable 2Gth October, 1861, lor SIOOO itch $21,000 Stock and Real Estate Account. 23 certificatts Arkansas f? i>rr cent (real estate hank) stock. i?ayabb* 3r,th October, Iflfil, Ior$10o0 *ack $23,000 Li cei tificatea Illinois G per cent (Illinois and Michigan Canal) stock, pliable IHGO, lor $1(4W each $13,000 for the Htaten Island Bank, li ceitificates Indiana 5 percent (iifceraal i#n|#rov?nient) stock, payable 1st July I8?30,for $1000 caoh. $13,000 For the Washington Bank, 1 certificate New York 3 per cent (Black Hirer Canal) stock, payable J?t July, lt?^8, foi S7'*"?0 $?,0o0 lerrtiliaate New York 5 per ctriit (Erie enlargement) stock, jiayalde 1st July. 1838, S?20o0 $*000 1 certifivTite New York 3 per cent (Oneida Lake and Canal Feeder) slock, pa>able Ul April, 1831, fur t,00? Vwo Dated at Albany, the 2vU> dsvof Anril, 1B-02. A. C. F1,A0 Kspcmrita Ho Ho, I21jwn Diana do ?lo. WUtfsi Ib cilifi and f^ione* Ho. 56 (v*i Trabticoa and Ladies do. The whole entitled to debenture, and in lota to jecilt irarrW WW 1 m# r p.vRTll l LAW r H ted ami wall known Practitioner, Salauioii tleinr, M. D.? having concludi d at his now advanced ag? i61 team, to make an olTrrtothe pub lie tuch a* l?a* never l* n rt arnted W fore, announces that he will undertake any or all of these malignant or longstanding dit? a v*??f rv? ry class requiring enru r medical ar surgical U? **rrut nt. and considered e i.. ra incurable, ll? will i it il (it ia| ie) Without -'.>arge, and if tiie pyienti* advanced, the l)oftoi v ill aland ready a moderate charge, bv ^^rermep' to cure lum. If the patient is not benefitted by she lir*ttria(, no charge wliatc vcr will be made for medicine or attendance. The Doctor'* office in in Rcade at, almost opposite the Marshall House, r ortier of Broadway and Kc tdc street, *1? Ira r SAML. HK.INK, M. D. H KMOV 1,7?DR. FET* ntvCJXS1fEH h** removed bis Office from No 1 Conrtlnndt street to No, 1 Wall street, ne mapnfrrtorers ??f Aquafortis. Nitron*, part Nitiic and Mnriatic Acids, Ralph* and Nitre Muriate o( Tin, I'yrnligocnns Acid and Ivircoal: lyvtract of Logwood, A?|?io Ammonia, 8we*t Rpiriu of Nitfr, Kthcr. Lunar "?u?tic, I'nrilti, t'ipsiiD*?and irtty he consulted rn nis favorite v.'ieiice f?r destroying and r itcrininaung *ty vpcci s of vermin and insects, surh a* m? tha, bedbug*, roekfWnfehes, rai?, mosquetoe*, dris, mice, nice, nkippcrt, nod enI ijiilnrf, on Uir virion* plant#, and Ui? >?td nrotector. jlf J] in c.M t. nt attendance lor an*icc at hi* ortaucc to lire buyer. At the above eto i.jrruui Hit. of IT?n quality lieui the Beam to tin- MOM Silk can be obuuiad on the most reasonable term*. Caps al*? of lire richest quality and latest patterns. Cell and examine a No. 3 Bowery. J. M. TICE. The ones, Beaver Han. only ?i; an ilsgant fine Nutria Hal hi JO Prime Moleskin ilat. Si. N. B.?Boys.Hsu ol every kind at lha most rsasonabb pn rre a :'8 1m nr ft THREE DOLLAR HATS? UP HI NO FASHION uf B">!l *l>lendid article ever olfered to tho ut he Llegant Short Nap Moleskin, at the low price of $3; sis an article at SO. equal iu durability and lu*rr- timso sol by otiier Unlets ai St. GEO. r. 11. BROWN, Practical ILtllrr. M* 146 filial itrrpl. Ad I F.N TI. EMIIVS IMPORTED KRENCl *1*41AND NAllVE I AI,F HOOTS, Oaiici Boon Walkiu*; ami I'umjw, o| tht?Ut*?t fiuliioti and lm?{ tiniUi 12 per cent cho*|*?( in liua. citv. B?>oU SI 7i to *2 and S2 5 i cr I'siir. Warisiij'.od Hood bnv V B.^oU at vourouii iuvcm Men'* Shoes from ni* to $1 p?;r pair; Boys' Shoes .'4), Tie:;, aud W ulkinj Shotiv of all colors and sizm. o th*s latest fathi.ui, warranted KOod. Call and for yl?ci bvforu purchasing, al 12 Canal itrcot, corner of Broad>sa>, an 2oa inaJ itrctt N. B. A comuUte stock *?f Boots and Shoe* of wurv rvirt j is kept constantly ou hand at the ah?>vo and for sal whou'^ile and retail. at lm? .1. WALKKR ditiims ""Boors?r.vTITsr i?Renc1 SI Y I.E.?Tin .ubsctiber nukes to oialer, Bool (iril,f above description, ul the fiuost quality of French Cal Skill, cti'l inllir latest ?tyl and al very reosoimble prir.-s.Ciintleinrii who liave beta in th* lialnt of it?yirur ?xtra??;nr prices for infi -ior article* are requested to call aud be convince that hi? pitues are froui ton to twenty per cent below otlif stores in tlu uri,;l,tKJrhood Draw uiw In i it taken of the leri anil a pair of lasts kept lor earli customer, lucre u no Uid.eult in uniting a handsome yet cast fit. Constantly nu hand. a !trpK aanorttnent of fuehinushlft read made llitoLv at uncus vary itxa from TWO DOLLAH3 FIFT 1 CENTS TO SIX DOLLARS Half Bo?u, Gaiters, Sj.hu I'uiniw, SlipiHtJ, itr. A'.al equallv low prices. JOHN L. WATKJNM, IM Fulton ?C, al 3m* between N is. hiand Dutch sts. care w ill please apply to 131 Leouar 1 street, between Centre end Elm streets. F. TFREDE. Csptaim fntukaick Witter hut?As ypu are on llie e?e of h?aftni{ New Oilcans for th North, permit inr before von to teudri you my mint siueur tliauks for the skilful and jMrfecl manner in which you bar trained riv horae, "Star of the West." I consider him oue r the best biokr horses to the saddle ami miliary exercises in th United Slates. And I tike pleasure iu lecnim.inJiit; you t gentlemenw iio hare horses to brake, us oue of the most |ii tlent, skilful and aecniuidished trainers and riders 1 hate y? net with, and have no doubt, if honored with their patronag you v. ill ui?e them equal satisfaction. Willi uiy best wide for your future welfsre and success, remaiii. ile.nertlully, i'our obedient servant, J. L. LEWIS. New Orleans, Ma eh I(5, Rlt2. a'17 lm*r DR. SOLOMON HEINE would iuform his patients an ths public, that he still adheres to his oriaintl |,ropositio to trceive no money cither for inrdieine or attendance until th (Mtient is satisfied with his improvement, and would inforr them that he lit* removed from 118 Broadway to No. 37 Read street, opposite the Marshall llou-sr, where he solicits the a tendance on llie nljose meutiot.ed comlitioni, of all who hav suffered for a lotur tiiu* uudei di.easo considered by thuin it curable. SOLOMON HEINE, M. D. For the advant.yte of all who wish to attend the treatmel of I)r. Solomon Heine, I would jadway, i the one now residiui; at 37 Rande stri et. op|HMite the Marshal House. This I'hysiciati c.tute to this ronn'ry about ssijfli years since. 1 have hud the pleasuri of kuouiiy Idol siuc that time, and of witnessiiqf many suj'pHeuq; cures perforuin by him?tie is ebo?c the ajje of lilly years, .asd is ti,a only om of the name who is a member of the uirdicii I institutions of th City and Sute of New Vurk. E. W. WETMOUE, M. P. Sworn before me, this 77th day of of April, A. D. IS,2. Rioiakh Rccn, Com. of Deeds. C' ROTON .Viuednct Riiess ar?* now iuid in front rl N1BL( 1)1*NLAP'S Htorr koJ Con^er^ntory?Lr.clii'? nre r? spcoifuliy itifomied that tl v can drivr ud ua uhua! inaki s'llvPtioiu of choir* Annual, Biennial, end Pi tenuis I Fiovvr Seeds; Onca hiill lint llooar Ham. in are quantity; Dal' Lii.i, atii-.h ok wriv etliniil.it at tin American Institute lv autumn; fresh Vftriable S~cd* of all kind*: Cauajy Bird. (Jold Kith, be. Cheap Cash Store, i't Broadway. ?2? lw?c __ ARTIST IN HAIR. MANUFACTURED FROM LADIES' AND OEN'TLE MEN'S 11A1K, OT over two inches loug. iji our hundred different denign* A 7 Necklaces, Braceb l?, Walchguard*, Lai-nugn, Flower Rings, Wigs, and Scalps, A. C. BAIUIY'H VVigi and fk.nlm will staud pre-emmeti above all other*. Their peculiar lignt, go*satn?-r and Ttiutil* tiug character. Uieir bciug shaped ?-i*ctly a* li.e ualur&i )ui grows, their elasticity, tueir superior material and workman ship, *i well as their style of f?m*h and urtaugeincut, all roui bine ts form #uch perfect heads of lour, that they must be seei to Ik* fully ap| reeiated. Any lady or gentleman using A.C. Bairy's Trieophrromi for the llair, and do not find it the best and cheapest artidl known in this country, he will with plcasuie return the money for all quackery is diacarded. (fratuitous ads ire given on a! diseases connected with the Hair, at the Hair f'utiiug l&ooias llfi Broadway, corner of Liberty street, up stairs. a 10 l:n* HATS! HATS! HATS BROWN (JO'S One Price Hat Store, wholesale and re tail, 175 Chatham Square, corner of Molt tttti I, w hn fashion, beauty, durability and economy are combined lo odor the head. The proprietors have tlir pleasure now to offer in adjitioi to their n et-nlly improved alioTt MppM Hat, a tn w iityle, tin imitation of luaverr, which no elumcly riscniiilca that of ali fur the moat costly and beautiful, that tlir difYrr.iirr I. not easil perceived. Price thicr dollar*. W, strictly adhere to the on price eash ?>?tcm, w hich enahlea u* to furnish a vera sutierin lilt for tlu- price charged. In nrearnliiu: there llatvlulli public the proprietor! lliiuk they hate reached the ultimatutr of beauty, durability, c)l?t|tim arid comfort. inl 3m DOCTOR PROVOST. SOME individuals write ayaiost the uu of balsam eotaiivy cabeba, nitre, camphor, mineral astringent*. ktc. Ike., in tli cure of nerrt diseases, but tint the world known that ih above named medicine* will and have cured those disease., i beyond a doubt. It i. neifeet lollv to deny that fact. But tun it requires a professional man, and a man of ck ill in hi* piofes ion, to know when and how to viae those medicine*, U eou.ill a* obvious to men and minds. I hope, therefore, that gentlrmei requiring tnodiral aid will not yiw ear to all the foolish *tul which they may see in the uliim- of advertisement*. but tliei at ill rail upon nve at No. 91 Broad stri ct where the) sbaf have a full history of their case. I I'eel eoufiuideni that not a pi tii ut will leave iny office without hi-iny; entirely satisfied tlia there L at least one regular l>re?l physician who haa rotnle .muled p> place liitn.. It among tlve field of l^uacka. My of lie. I. at 91 Broad, corner Stone at.; a-ijni* J. PROVOST, M. D. LKUlJUS' BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. 400 WATER STREET, POt.1t IHKiiiH EAST OP CATHARINE MARKET, tt'llV, Hubactilvei h.vvinc in Ilia nianufaclory, and under hi 4- ow u immediate superintendence, aoine of the oldcat am moat caperie need build." .a in tiiia citv; and the h. si of uvatrrial for building every vteseriptjou of boat*, which t iiablrv mm tcliinp all l.-acri,M?iji 1 f 'IdJ U d Silve A Watchea, IJuld ati I Sil.er Peieilv, (Wl l.i.M**, e.?y lute on.ittrd to tmtr.t out to then Ihe moil important m. am aud the pla r win ft the lire of drat may he arre*t?T1IF. FIREMAN'S F.NOINF. norsr., and without M.nnU the ineilianetible toimtain tliU ran aubdui thefrr of ,lJ?g^rj,lrMrnOK AND DEATH Sold wholnmle an I tail at 4.) Ditninn *trerr. Act tra?Zii-bcr. Iff D >ek atr-et. Philadelphia, TV lloninaoB, I Ml lliliirtor. ttrei, Halt,more. Redding, V Sl -lo afreet, llo-tnii. Jobaon, 'J6 St. Charles alrret. Nr:, la arc not ay|a-intcd agent*. All letters mn*t he pwt paid. alf 1 KI.ES.iii | a beautiful auburu or jet black iu two or thraa houra, by using a bottle 'j of tire celebrated Italian Dye. It has justly obtained a re^la troll far iur|iamnt aW oui ra now in use, and may ba used without th lea.1 injury either to the hair or skin. T Wo lore, the difficulty ol j iiiing a suitable article lor coloring the hair, h dunned many from attomj tang it. B a now this dffi1 cutty is removed. as all who hare used t-V I'alnu Oyr hat? home willing testimony of iu rllirarv. For sale liy A. B. Simla a n* Broadway, corner of Chambers A. B. It 1). aj Sands, 7'J Fulton, comer of (.told, and 100 Fulton, corner ot' William, and SauiUF I o,77 Last Btoailw iv. [a French Polishing i a It .?Tin* Article Is a combination of elri mrulmry substances. having a strong affinity fsr eachotlier, if which will unite mid form a compound altogether new in it.. I rliar.srlri. The brilliancy and Hurahility ol th? |*rlish it imJ pnrts to tlm most dt licau article of funnturc. such as maliogn| ay, rosewood, ebony, Italian marble, also to carnages, patent y leather, military cap*, Ac. is unsurpassed. Its application to r easy requiring very little labor to restore the si tide to its ori: giual beauty. For sale by A B. Sands to, (Itaniie Buildings. 273 Broadway, toruer of Chamber* street; also by A.B, it s 13. Hands, 70 and ICO Fulton street; D. Sands It Co. 77 Cart I Broad wa v. Price 71 eents._ a21 lin'iii A MIRACLE 5 TO CLEAR THE SKIN f I 0^% Piunrte*. Frerkic*. B!otrk*?, H\it Hh^ui.i. Bcnrvy, Tanf j Mofpnaw an.I Um?. Mfaicil Conncil ol* I*arU, have drclami j the Italian Cnamical flbap, invented by M Beepnni, a perfect r j inirnrlr t?t rur?* .tnv (iuf^iirriiiovit or eruptions ol U?e likin?It ir novri uiltr-hw i urrd hua.lrt} mi?rH'r-?ontsti.?u--ooe ui*l will prots.?Onn U?iy in tl??? cuy, di'S won't jpt*i her name.) her face was cot err ?1 'A lilt ptmplcdi auJ frt-cklc*?two cakra thoroughly cured h*r. d Hold bv the Now rk Ag*nt. J. Joecs, tifti of the Am* d ncan Lnglt, fC! Jwthain ?tr* ??t?iSic* teou a c*ke Brook lytin Aaioiir, It? Kullon Merchantu, CApnuus axul otbssihly desire. I have rrcom'ncudrd in* u*e to a number of nvy fiirnda. who all spank well of it. f.' faithfully rinplnved 1 have no doubt of it* general ?u*resc- may add that before luing your Touie, I had trieo most of thu L ,,Ge?. .rt.cl,^ ?m?lov-- l c.,, K. u.i -..-V .S- A. Oil., nil lh? tlifiercnl preparation* ol" Rear's Oil, Vegetable j llau Oil, lie. Ac., without ctyerieDcing much if any benefit. Ilr*p*clfully, your#, 8. R. FITCH, M. D. No. 172 I licvthut jtrret. Hold by the Axrnls, A. H. k D. Bands, Druggist*. No. 79 Fulton *t, corner of Gold; 100 Kullon street; 77 but Broad. e iva>; 27'J Hroadwnt. a30 lm*l TO THE LADIES. 0 U ASH ION ABLE MIL1.INERY OOODS.-Th* propria i- tr.-vn, Mia* 3. KING, daughter of the celebrated Carl King, t offers fur sale a u nit select and choice assor'.*t nt of NTilliitorv r Goods. for the spring Hade never a* yet presi uted to the public, both a. regard* lire quality and cheapness of lire article* 1 The assortment consist* of the following 'Do* crleheratud SILK HAT, t ALLK1) CAPOTJE B'OHLF.ANH, as worn be La Duchcwve d'Orlcans, ol' ,a. SIU;t) SILK. ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL STY LE?and Lawn lln. do do?an entire new (trie of Huts, ~i called MURINE CAPOTTE5* ELSSLER c COT7 AGES. n Parisian and English FANCY STRAWS, of the Gneet toy e tnrc, in great variety. The proprietress respectfully solicits the ladies to favor her e with a calf, anil examine her elegant and varied stock of Milli? nery for themselves, before tliey purclt.-e uLrwhere, aa it wul be a great urini' to them in price, and a great advantage aa reit garda tbu variety and quality of the gootls. r MIS3 B. KINO. .Magaxinr de Motfca, ?2? Itn'r Broadway. D 0 C t OR B E L L 7 j TACK TOR BELL duvotcs hi* personal attention (daily, l' until 1 P. M.) to tlie removal of private diseases iu svury t stage. All sufferingunder protracted caao*, aggravated or unsuccessfully treated by inexperienced or prttrndtd practitioner*?thoae laboring under the de*lructive effect* of mercury' nuack nostrum*, uud ail who suspect thr remain* of diaeaae lurking iu the system, may consult Dr. B. always with a guarantee of a cure. Person* contemplating marriage, who hare been the *uv' jret* of delicate disea/.ea, tury consult Dr. Loll willi honorable confidrnoe. Post paid U tters, describing the case of person.) r at a distance, have hi* prompt attention. Dr. B.'s treatment r never exposes to suspicion, and is well known to be safe aud e permanent. t dj" Private nHiccs COUUTLANDT STREET, twa doora from Broadway. ?21 lm*r CARL KINGT The well known and celebrated Millinery and La lie*' Braw Hat ManufiCturcr to Hi r Majesty thr QUEEN OF ENGLAND, respectfully begs Irate to anoouuee to the L.vdie* that bt bvs on lnuda most splendid and fashionable assortment of Ladies/ Straw nud Silk lilts. The Straw Hal) are manufactured to a moat faaciiistiny and Iwcominr shape culled THE ELLHLEll COTTAGE. with Otp?ey aide* and a Swi*s Flare around the fYont. Tha braids lb*so Hat* ure made of is of tb? most elegant pattern*, the Albert Straw in particular a* patronised hy QUEEN VICTORIA. The silk department i* conducted by llir moat ingenious and tasty milliners, nut to be equalled. The silks are of the newest sti le, fresh imported. Trimming and Flower* to correspond. Those who wi*h to comiure themselves may call at .No. iu j Canal, near Broadway, and 17 Division street. N. B.?His Pari* Ribbon* ami French Flower*, are of the latc-t style, and can I* purchased at either of hi* establishment*, at wholesale and retail, on reasonable terms. all lm* SU RGICALA NJ)DENTAL I ,imn I T* V-l rvw.^s 1INB 1UUMJ&JNTS n \,f AM'KA* Tl'RF.l) by WM. It (JOULDINO, M Oold ?tr?et.?A BflMfral HMortiiicat ol ihr abort* 1 as uu merit* to* on hand and made to order, of the moat approved pattern*. The medical |>rofr*aoi? in general, and dealer* are invited Uo call and examine la-fore tmrcliaaiug rUrwhcrr. f Syringe*, etomnrh ana cinqiing pump*. ?plint? and fraeturo c apparatus?I muniments for clump feet and other distortions on r lianil and made to onler. Cutlery and Surgical liiarmmenla repaired in the beat poaw" ble in inner, and on reasonable terms. Reference*? Valentine Mutt, M. D. Granville Bharp, Taftermon, M. D. Alfred Poat, M. D., and John C. Cliereeman, M. I). _ _ __ _ THE HUMAN HAIR RESTORE)' rT,lIE Growth caused, falling olf stayed, the durf or dandruff A di?|H lied, and light, red^or grey hair made to grow dark.? f Thia ia effected (Itere i? mi ire presentation) by June*' Oil af Coral Cireaamla. The proprietor will offer do further state' meiit of Iti* own?but that lie ean assure ilia public this is juat I w bat it i* represented, and that the above aie it* positive quali1 tie*. Read this, and then judge. From J. S. il.ikir, K. R. B- I., Fellow of the Royal Scientific Institution. r The Royal Srieniifir Institution ba? been farorad with a specimen of Jonea" Oil of Coral ire.aaaia, for the |aimo*e of testing i:a recommended, qualities, and r? porta as follows? We have minutely examined and tested Jouea'Oil of Coral Cireaaai*, and find that it ronaista of euuij-ouuds decidedly favornMe for nourishing, softening, ranting growth, raring dandruff, and giving a oarl; appe arance to the nair. Iieing the qualitira moat rrconimeuded h> Mr. Jonea, wliich tin* Society hud |ierfecl!y true, and in i irture tin-reof award Mr. Janaa ilia above testimonials." (Signed) J. 8. DAKER, F. R. 8.1. Portin** alrei t, Portman Sqnare, Loudon, Sold at the sign of in- Amariean Eagle, It? Chatliam ?lraer. Trice only 3, J or i shillings a bottle. Brooklyu Agent, ISA Fultou atrret. a^ll2?B*, dmttstry. r \t*M. THORN, DENTIST, aolicit* the attention ol iho?* f who w, ar artinnal T'cth, and those who nuy re "ire f lliem to hi* method of supplying the Maxillary family, rir UleTieth. Knowing that there ,is adiaugrceabfe ta.te lu th. monOi of ill.>te who indulge ill acid*. resulting from thu ucti -n of tile acid on the ?told Plate, fuall caae. tliat admit of K,ho in teeth from one to a complete u t, without vming one pa.9 tide of metal of any description. 61 fluunber* street, al? lin* DEUDSCHER ARZT, PCRMAN PHYBM IAN, Umnerty (t m I I IMni nuwr. may lie COr other part be th?- ?eftt ofthin destructive romfJuint. In those other utaeiuts ol the skin, such aa writ iIhib TiMHJ. hrrjir*. ery*ipt las, likrv. i*r I'ilrs. suicturr?. if thr doctor considers (fa pttt^nt^ntcQnb)e n?* will iuims Us rnnnrr wm ne mm!'- for Cration of the World, The are tti-tm all ov Dr. I" Mcl?.?au, b->* 21, New i Vf.rk will meet with imme.hite Rttenn PoM by appointia? Cl.? nv. neur ?lh*inv *tiw'u Price Halt x"? V- >'o W Gie. tent by in oh iu'JO lm"dlaw sea1 PUBLISHED DAILY BY jamesgordombexsett. I CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STRF.ETS. Morning HnuLP?I??Ufd eeery mornine?price hen rente pes' copy. Chutneyy subscribers ftirnishco at the tarn*- nite, for nn> specific i^riiNl, on i fv nut twice in iduuc*. No pn|?r cut, milfM paid in advance. W?r*LT llr.f v: I ttory vvtfnn w morvimf H nino o'chM'k?phe*- #i> rentt i^er eo|?y~funi?al?ed to c??utitry ??hS i wnitll I MMMSffl *n' f ronnrMfo^nrwrs sre reoneafrd to addreaa their lettein to Jamki oonnom bi ^t'tt. Pr ?j?fietot and f^litor??i?d alt or der* od Uuffticss nu^t be pott iWi