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satUud t>M fuawsl on Sunday ufUrnoon nl 6 o'clock.
L Trom No 16 Rom (tre?t.
Ob Saturday. 29th Inst., of consumption, Rkhiid
-Jowna. native of Wales.
Ills friends and acquaintances are requested to attend
his funeral on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, corner
of 12th st.. and Avenue C.
U81C AL BOXES?WOOD WORTH, successor to
liotifai.ti, Mi Broadwa , ins iust opened a new imports*
dooel Musical Buses, t, B, 8 and ll airs, to w lucii he invites
he attention of purchasers. They are of exclusive styles,
luvi"i( been nianufaciured to order, from compositions ex*
prisslv arranged, amoin[ wliicli are the National Airs o(
America," "Mo ris's Melodies,"" Ethiopian Melodies," with
Overture:, and Morceaux, frointhe most favorite operas, either
with or without the Form Piano, accompanim-iit. Also, a
new assortment of Musical SuufT Boxes, 2, 3 and 1 airs.
_ in > 30 3teod*rrc
0 ev(4 111 If 1 WANTED?A partner in 8l Ue Stock Hank
vJJt#x with a capital of $50,000; bank to be located
in a rountry village, and the business transacted in this city.
1 lie business warranted to pay fifteen per cent. If any |ierann
is desiious to engage, lie may be satisfied of a safe and profitable
investment, by addressing "Banker,"at this office, with real
name and tune and place of au interview.
m30 2'*rc "BANKER"
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS ?
n Gentlemen or families haviuy any su|ieilluou< wearing
apparel, jewelry, fire arins, or furniture, Str., which they desire
to dis|x>se to the best advantage, (for cash,) have the heat opportunity
of doing so, by sending for the subscriber, who will
attend at their residences by appointment.
H. LEVETT _
Office No. 2 Wall st., confer of Broadway.
N. 11 -A 1 ine addressed through the Post Office, or a call,
will hare prompt attention. m30 3t*rc
OLD LIMBER FOR SALE-On Monday and Tueadav,
at corner of Ann and Nassau streets, windows and doors,
m30 2t*rc
BLUK L1 (TK WAT ER~?The"suUscriliera have received
direct and fresh from the Soring. a large supiriv of the
ajove celebrated Sulphur Water, handsomely put up in pints
ami quarts, which thev rrspcrtfiilly offer for sale, wholesale
md retail at No 25 Wall street.
Also to lie hail of Messrs. Delluc & Co. No. 2 Park Place ami
581 Broadway.
Always in store, fresh from the Sprints, Congress. Pavilion,
? hue and Sharon Sulphur Waters, Sous in glass bottles and
lugs, all of which are carefully put up for shipping, and delivered
at any part of the city free of charge.
DELATOUR Ik CO. 25^' Wall -sr..
Successors to Win. P. Morris, formerly
niy3)l I2t*rc _Lynch Ik Clarltc.
TO (iROCF.R8?For sale one, of the hest cash Family
Grocery Stores in the city, with lease.stock, and futures.
The location ia in the principal street, and tha store and stock
cannot be surpassed. For particulars address M. L. at this
office. myMtfrc
P68T OFFICE, New York. Mav 29, 1847.?Tin- Tinted
States Mail 8teamer WASHINGTON, from New York,
lor Europe.?The mail for the above Stenmer will close at this
office mi Tuesday, the 1st day of June, at I o clock, P. M.
The postage is to be pre-paid ; except ou letters, packets and
mwpH|>er? mailed to Bremen. Mail matter to Bremen, either
for delivery or distribution, may be sent either with or without
the Postage being previously paid.
The postage ou all letters and packages not exceeding >?
an ounce in weight. 24 eta.
Ove-}i and not exceeding one ounce in weight.... 48 "
And for every additional }{ ounce or fraction of a i(
ounce 15
Ou each newspaper, pamphlet, or price current... . 3 '
my29 3trC _ ROBERT tl. MORRIS. P.M.
POST OFFICE, New York, May 28, 1847.?The
STEAMER BRITANNIA will leave Boston on
TUESDAY the 1st of June. Iler mails will close at the
office on Monday, the 31st inst, at 4P. M. Postage on all
letters must he prepaid to Boston. Letters of half an ounce or
under. 5 cents, and each additional half ouuee, 5 cents.
mv29 3trr- ROBF.RT H. MORRIS, P. M
"ifl REWARD.?The above rewardwill.be paid to
SvA%t\J any person who will restore to her disconsolate
parents their daughter, MARY FOX, or one half of slid reward
f r such information as will lead to her recovery. Said
Mary left school about 5 P. M.. ou the 20ih inst.. anAsiuce that
time has not been seen. She is only 15 years of age, 4 feet 9
inches high, black hair, small black eyes, rather thick .pouting
lips, red cheeks, small features, pretty, ami quite girlish in
appear nice. She wore a small | laid calico dress, pink, purple
and blue, black silk cape and apron, black g-iter hoots, punk
silk sliirred hat, aud green veil, two small chased finger rings,
and her nuils quite snort from biting them. It is strongly suspected
that she has been abducted by a person named Michael
alias Martin Hare, who absconded about that time from this
city, deserting his w ife,'and leaving her entirely destitute of
support. Said Hare is about 28 years of age, 5 feet 5 or G inches
high, stoops a little, dark hai'. somewhat curly, no whiskers,
fair complexion, and rather genteel appearance. He wax seen
lurking in the neighborhood of hrrichool a short time previous,
disguised with false whiskers.
Any information to be immediately communicated to Geo.
W. Matseil, Chief of Police, New York, who is authorized to
av the above reward. my9B 3t*r
WRAPPING PAPER.?15,000 reams cap, crown and double
crown rag, straw and tea wrapping, of a superior quality
, just received and for sale by
TERMS Si BROOKS,
m29 30tT No. C5 and 07 Nas?au st.
THE WAY TO SAVE"MONEY is to have a suit ol
clothes cleaned, and the color restored, and spots of every
description extracted, without altering the set of the article,
and fixed in a first rate maimer, at the low charge of SI.. Also,
Winter Clothing cleaned so as to prevent the moth getting in.
Dress dyed and watered for 75 cents to $1 25. Blacks altered
to other colors. All articles returned in one week. Carpets
cleaned from S cents to 10 cents per vard.
W?3t*ro T. iMn H. 70 Allen it
COPPER ORE.?200 toni of B(-Sulphuret and purple Coppar
Ore, taken frnm the " Bruice Mines," belonging to the
Lake Huron and St. Marv'i River Mining Company for sole,
samples of which are with the Agent.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM.
New Vork, May 28th, 1817. No. 3 Hanover street.
mv29 8tT
LEOEK KKERES BRANDIES?Constantly received and
for sale by the subscriber, (entitled to debenture) a full
nsvortmeut of the aeveral brands of the above well known
Brandies, consist, tig of Cognac, Rochelle and Bordean llavors.
of a great variety of vintages, new and old, ill >?, '4 and
pipes, which are offered at the lovve.t current prices by the
importer. Dealers are invited to call ?nd examine samples.
HENRY LEGEM,
inv2!) 3(lt*r Olfice No. 101 Wall street. New Vork.
Afl non ACRES OK LAND, in Gilmer, late Lewis
9UUU County, Virginia, on the waters of the Little
Kanawl.a, near the Ohio river. Also,
20,Ui>0 Acres in the State of New York, near the Erie Canal.
Kor sale, or exchange for property in New York or Brooklyn.
Kufpiire of Walter Mead, 5 Wall street, office No. 7.
V rv 39 >t?r
E JOHNSON will sell at auction on Tuesday, June I,
at o'clock, A,. M., 300 cases Hoots sud Shoes, adapted
to the spring trade, at tiie store of A. D. GALE, No. 227 Pearl
street, near Piatt street.
N. B ? A large assortment constantly on hand, at private
sale my29 3t* r
Notice to mlk< h ants anTTshipmasters?
Revised Statutes?Vol.1, tilled, page 137, section 10.?
Every master of a coasting vessel shall pay to the Health
Commissioner, at his office in the city of New York, within
21 hours * I! -1 the arrival of his vessel in the port, such hospital
money as shall be demanded from Inm under the provisions of
lliistule; and every master for each omission of such duty,
shall forfeit the sum of one hundred dollars
Copy 11 section of act to provide for sick and disabled teamen:?
Sec. II. The President of said Trustees shall demand, and
lie entitled m receive, and in case of neglect or refusal to pay,
shall sue for and recover in the name ef the people of this
State, the following sums from the master of every vessel that
shall arrive at the port of New York, namely: First, from the
master of every vessel from a foreign port, for himself, one
dollarand fifty rents; for each mate, sailor or marine, one dollar.
Second, from the master of each coasting vessel, for each
person on board composing the crew of such vessel, twentyfive
rents: hut no coasting vessel from the Slates of New Jersey,
Connecticut and Rhode Island, ahall pay for more than
<tir voyage in each month, computing from the first voyage in
each year; and the said President may sue for the penalties
imposed by law on masters of coasting vessels for not paying
any hospital money.
The State tax imposed by the above act, including that part
heretofore collected at the Custom House, will iu future he
payable at the office of the Be .pten'a Retreat, No. 8 Old slip?
to take effect on the first of June, 1847.
ROBERT HAZARD, Jr , Collector,
Under above act.
Olfice hours, 10 to 3 o'clock. m29 1 It rc
108] CARPETING. [155.
100,000 yards of BrusaeD Three IMy and Ingrain
10.0DU yards of Oil Cloth and Matting.
10,000 Window Shades, Rugs, Mat*, Table Covets, and
every article connected with the trade, ou sale cheap for cash.
WM. McGRORTY, 1S5 Chatham street,
alR tmh*e Kirat door above the Theatre.
UTICE TO (iE.NTLEMEN'iO ECONOMISE^Oen
tlrincn, now is the season to prepare yonr clothing for
summer. I am now prepared to clean, dye. alter or repair any
quantity of coats or pant* that you may wish to be made to look
like new, by my approved style of cleaning. To save you buying
new ones, its worth your trying. Forsix shillings only you
can have your coats cleaned to look equal to new; at the same
time you can have them repairrd on reasonable terms;94 Mitr'
ray, corner Washington street, is the only place where yon can
gei your worn mine in nme, wunoui uisappointment. I'lease
note HI it the number, where you can always find
inylGL'w*c A. CORTISSOS.
PARISIAN DYEING ESTABLIBHMENT DEPOT for
the reception end delivery of gvods, US William street,
New Vork.?COURT k DESCHAUX dye and finish in a
new and superior style all sorts of goods, sewing silk and
twist, either plain or shaded; trams, orgatisiiii, and spun silk;
zephyr worsted and woollen yarn; sewing cotton, mohair,
linen, and cotton yarns, tic.
Damaged or faded goods, ribbons, silks, satins, merinoes.
Thibet and Cashmere shawls, gimps, friuges, cords, and tassels,
ladies'and gentlemen's garments, kc., dyed and cleaned
c>)'i->! r? ,,i' w articles. mfi 3ltf * re
PI KSI. MIS I'.?Lost by a I.adi on Ki nlny afternoon. w bile
learing one of the Empire Line of Omnibuses, on the
corner of Washington Place and Broadway a purse containing
from tw enty-five to thirty dollars. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at 25 Washington Tlace, or 65 and 67
Naaasn street. mfe'ltisrc
~ ilAh ?l,.\T'.s .SULUHUR BATHS,
1V0. 047 I'rarl street, near Broadway.
TIIK.SK. BATHS have been established for the last twenty
six years, and are the only Sulphur Baths in the city.?
They ate highly recommended by the most eminent physicians,
for the cure of rheumatism, salt rheum, chronic com.
plaints, eruptions of the skin, kcMedicated
Vapor Baths also given daily, from I A. M. to f
P.M. *1 lm*r
HALL LANTERNS.
3(t/Ul THF, LARGESTand most splendid assortment
of Hall Lanterns of cut, engraved and sfciined
glass ever offered to the public. Wholesale dealers will please
call and t iamine and judge for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. Ornamental street Lanterns for sain. Glass Bent
for (/locks and Bow Windows, kc.. kc.
GEORGE EDWARDS,
at lm*f IU and 116 Nassau street.
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
- WOOLLENS.
HMIOEON k CO., Rcfiuisherm of Cloths, Cnssimeres,
kc.. No. 311 West street. . .
The Gold Medal has been awarded by the American Institute,
for their superior manner of refiuishing. Orders may he
left with
M asrs WOLCOTT k BLADE, No. 63 Pine street.
WM, C LA NO LEY k CO., 25 Broad street.
" I). BRIGHAM k CO., CO Pine street,
to whom they may refer.
N. B.?Two thonsand dollars insured on goods for account oi
customers. al6 lm*c
M KINIIA U 1 )T'S |i K ASS LETT K"K S KOI!
SIGNS.
THESE letters are remarkable for durability, and a brilliancy
ol the gilding unc'iunllrd hy any other article ill the
city?which brilliancy ta warranted to stand exposure to the
weather. Thev are also japanned of any color that may lie
desired. Orders left at I94i Aim street, also M. Campbell's,
Kill nvenne. near Utli street. Reference, the signs of this
office and <.. II. Baxter k Co.. 113 Maiden Lane, all 6m* fb
LI T' HI T' UK. \ CHINESE CATSUP.-Thts very
superior and original Catsup, made from the pulp of Li
tclii, v Chinese fruit, noted for its pungent and delicious acidi
ty, and its peculiar digestive properties, is prepared by Win.
Osborn k ( o. from s recipe presented to them bv an attache to
the ( liinese embassy. Wm. Osborn (k Co. oner this Catsup
for enriching gravies, soups, meats, wild fowl, ko With a confidence
that i s merits are unequalled bv any sauce or catsup
in existence, more particularly those designated as London
sauces and catsups, which are made anywhere but in London.
It will be sold retail at the Family Groceries-at the very
low price of fifty cents a pint bottle, and wholesale at M.
BENNETT'S. IV, Ki'.n* st.-eet. New York. mt lm*r
Dit frani Is \v HARTLEY'S office and Residence
58 Greenwich street, recently occupied by Dr Bolton ?
Night bell attached to the hall door. m2J 24t*rc
11 T\AOUEER?pTVTK8.?As "discorcriee" and " improve
I A'menu" are the order of the day.
1 Kach artist claim* that hi* work ought to carry the fall *wajr.
So WALSH haa now a "Proceti." of courae the very beat,
| At the Bowery, 141, yea?there they ataod the teat.
f ut brae aud folly put aaide, hia work uivi'es impaction,
'hen judges will decide hia ia a due collection,
j Now making hia arrangement* to take aome thouaanda more, i
! He atill " hangs out hia banner" over the auger atore.
in2ti_4(taw*je 141 BOWKKY. near Broome.
TO CAPITALISTS ANU M ANUFACTURERS.?The I
aubacriber being far advanced iu yeara ia deatroua to re- i
tire from the carea of business; he therefore olTera for aale hia 1
valuable and productive pro|ierty at Saugertiea at the mouth
of the Kaopua Creek, on the weataideof the Hudaou River,
a hundred milea from New York aud fifty from Albany. It
couaiata of a vast amount of water power over and abovr what
ia uow iu uae, together with 250 acrea of laud immediately |
around the water jiower a large part of it laid out iu atreeti 1
and l?u on which inauy dwelling houses are erected;* large [
i paper mill, a productive toll bridge, and many dwelliug
{ houses, will be tucluded iu the aale. This property will now
| pay seven per ceut per annum ou the price at which it will be
sold. _
There nre oilier falls of the Esopus Creek within two and a
half miles of the Hudson River, of at least an hundred feet, all,
of which may be got for a small consideration, and if judiciously
improved would toon give rise to a city like Lowell. On
these premises the manufactories uow in full operation, are
the Ulster Iron Wiwka, the New York aud Saugertiea White
Lead Works, the Saugertiea Taper Mill, a grist mill aud other
smaller works.
A good steamboat runs regularly between these works and
New York, Freights up and down, 75 ceuts to a dollar per
ton, takeu from and delivered at the mills.
Payments will be made very accommodating. If not sold
before the 15th of June, it will be disposed of that day by auction
at the Merchants' Lxchange, at 12 o'clock iu New York,
by Authouy J. Bleecker, Auctioneer.
For further particulars, apply by letter, or personally, to the
auctioneer, No. 7 Bronil street, New York,or on the premises,
w II I". IN IIY UAHULAr
m20r 27t
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.?G. R. SOLOMON takes this
mode <if informing hisfrieuds and the public that he has
moved to 98 Chatham street, where he coutinues to teach Violin,
Violoncello, Guitar and Singing as heretofore, either in
classes or singly, by a uew and improved method peculiarly
his own, by which his pupils are advanced iu one half the
usual time.
French Accordion tanitht Terms moderate m4S0t#c
BEDBUG POISON.
WATSON'S INFALLIBLE BEDBUG P01.80N.-The
experience of past years proves this preparation to be the
most effectual destroyer and tuuiisher of Bedbugs ever discovered.
It needs bnt one application to satisfy the most incredulous
of its wonderful and immediate effects?Price 2s.
Sold wholesale and retail ouly at Apothecaries Hall, 36
Catharine street; 476 Grand street, and Ollcott, McKesson Si
Co., 127 Maideu Lane; and 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
at lm*r
M. WISE. :
OPTICIAN. FROM QKRMANY. _ ,
M OST respectfully informs thwcitixens of Ne w York and
the public iu general, that he has located himself in this
NO. 437 BROADWAY,
Where may be found a large and complete assortment of
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
IN (lOLO, SILVKR AND STKKL PKAMKI.
Mr. W. would also remind the public, to whom he is partially
known by his annual visits to Saratoga Springs fos the last ten
years, that by his knowledge of the Optical science he is enabled
to determine the Glasses suitable for any eye. Persons
with weak eyes can lie supplied with glasses which will greatly
benefit and not strain the sight.
Particular attention is called to a new style of Perspective
Ground Glass, of the finest ffint, which, through their high
polish and true ground, produce the purest vision, and have
been highly recommended as the best iu their effect upon the
eye, for preserving and improviug the sight in continued writiugaud
reading.
Q7*Bhort sighted persons, and such as nave been operated
upon for Cataract, can also be suited.
!L?"He inserts New Glasses, of superior quality, in old
frames, and solicits the patrnuoge of all iu want of his iwticles.
(?7~1 will warrant all Spectacles purchased from me to
suit the sight for five years, or exchange them without extra
charge inSI Im'r
CLARET! CLARETI (ILARET!
TH? SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that lie
keeps constantly on hand,at his store, No.l Barclay stiA-t,
corner ol Broadjvay, the best quality of Claret Wine. He
would particulary invite the attention of hotels and public
houses, whom he will supply by the gallon or barrel, as maybest
suit their convenience. He fuels assured they will be
satisfied for giving him a call.
a24 lm*rc CHALES ECKERT.
AGCOILDEONS.
THE largest assortment in the city is to be found at the
Chatham street Bazaar, 46 Chatham street; and, if you
want to get one, that is the place to buy it, as every instrument
i< warranted iu perfect tuue and order. They also hnve anew
instrument, called the Klutina, resembling the Accordeon with
the tone of a flute. Their Accordeons vary in price from 40
cents to40 dollars. Call, examine^ and judge for yourselves.
Accordeon taught, tuued aud repaired. Dou't forget the nnin?
her?44 Chatham, onnnxite Chambers street all lin*c
BANK COFFEE HOUSE.?The proprietor would respectfully
inform his frieuds and customers, that his new
house is now open at No. II Pine stjreut, between Nassau and
Broadway; which he has fitted up for the accommodation of
gentlemen dining down town. He flatters himself that the arrangements
he has made will merit a coutinuance of that patronage
with which the house has been favored for many years
past;Tie will be happy to see his old friends and customers as
usual. JAMES FOSSETT.
my!3 lw*c
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION.
THIS celebrated Cosmetic effectually eradicates eruptions
on the skin, particularly pimples, blotches, tetter, tan,
freckles, and cutaneous excrescences. The use of the Lotion
for a short time, will establish a clear and brilliant complexion.
Sold iu bottles at 74 cents each, at 188 Bowery, corner of
Spring street. Also bv Mrs. Hays. Brooklyn. a29lm*r
CiLK MAN SILVER.
JAMES O^MOFFET, No. I2I Prince street, third block
wen m uroauwav, is constantly manufacturing Herman
Silver, of various numbers mid widths, which he will warrant
to he equal to any other, foreign or domestic, lor quality, and
which he will sell at wholesale and retail at reduced prices.
1'. S. All goods sold will be delivered in any part of the city
or Brooklyn, free of expense. np!7 lm*r
FRENCH SHIR i S.?MKSIJ'MS 1' lLMKR St I' - UK.
47s Broadway, have received a beautiful assortment of
fancy colored linens; alto, keep coustautly ou hand a variety
of tlir latest Kreucli patterns.
Orders executed for any part of the country. m22 7t*r
CI KNTLE.VIEN'8 DRES84-NEW OONCKHN.?A 8.
X WILLIAMS, Dra|>erand Tailor, 143 Nassau street, be
tween Beelttnan and Spruce, invites the atteution of those in
want, to his new and beautiful stock of goods for vent's wear,
which he will make up in the very lirst style, cheaper than
can be boll Rill in New York. Those wishing to practice real
economy, by getting a first rate article at a low price, will do
well to give me a call. Alsoou hand, a beautiful lot of readymade
Sacks, Pants and Vests, cheaper than can be bought in
'own in4 2w?c
Tc.A.?Country dealers, hotel keepers, and all consumers
of Tea.
5 lb. packages of good Black Tea for $17)
5 lb. do Vouug Hyson 1)0
The above Teas are extraordinary cheap.
Buyers w ill save considerable by makiug their purchases at
the extensive Teu warehouse of the
NKW YORK AND CHINA TEA COMPANY,
m7 '40t * rrc M Catharine street.
HODE'S I'VTENT PREMIUM EXTENSION DINING
TABLES, with inetal plated slides, for private
parlors and dining rooms, hotels,steamboats, Sic., uiisnriiassed
for elegance, durability and convenience, warranted never to
get out of order. A large assortment, the largest in the city,
and unequalled for variety, togelherwitli a general assortment
of eh-gaul and fashionable Cabinet Furniture, constantly to be
found at the warerooins, No. 443 Broadway, where the public
arc respectfully iuvited to call and examine.
*27 I in rr C K. HO R E. 443 Broad war.
~ ~GU]|I!-: T<? Mt) U N1/ TK KTfr.
DR. A. C. CASTLE, 381 Broadway,corner of White street,
callstlie attcntiou oft lie public to his superinraud approved
method of preserving artificially sound; teeth which are carous
and considered useless. The eaitiu of the Evening Pott says:
" Dr. 4 lastlet 111 his practice of eighteen years, has obtained an
enviable eminence ; lie operates 011 the teeth with great akill
and ability; his com|>ositioii for tilling decayed and sore teetn,
while it rksiits am. fCIM atto UfFBCTim A88Nrs, it renders
the tooth perfect in every respect. It is put into the tooth
while in a soil state, without any pain, and becomea hard. Kor
nervous person* it is iwculiarly adapted. We have tried it."
np8 lin*r
Ylfc AMD EAA?DR. POWELL, OCULIST AND AUHINT,
261 Broadway, corner of Warren street, attends
to diseases of the eye and ear from 9 to 4 o'clock.
Strabismus, or Squinting, cured in a few minutes.
Artificial Eyra inserted. Spectacles adapted to every defect.
Dr. Powell liaa this day published a popular Treatise on the
Eye, its Imperfections airu their cure, with rules for the selection
of spectacles, Sic.
To be had at the Author's, and of all Booksellers,
ml) I w * re
17HIS DAY PUBLISHED?A popular Treatise ou the
Eye, with Engravings, 8vo.?paper )0 cents, inuslin 75
cents?comprising a familiar description ol the anatomy and
physiology of the organ of vision, rules for the preservation,
improvement and restoration of sight, remarks on optics and
the use and abuse of spectacles, with directions for their selec- |
tiou?bv James W. Powell, M. U., Oculist, Atirist, Sic. To be
had at the author's, 261 Broadway, corner of Warren street.anil
of all bookseller*. ml) lw"rc
DEAk NESS ( URED.?381 Broadway.?I cheerfully com*
ply w ith the request of Lieut. Mcintosh, to state that lie
waa invalided home in consequence of total deafness and discharges
trom the ears; that while in New York, under the professional
care of Drs. Castle and Edwarda, Atirists, (381 Broadway)
he entirely recovered hia hearing, and has returned to
military duliea. Signed, H. McNeven. Surgeon to H. B. M.
forces, Jamaica. ACOUSTIC OIL. for sale?A specilie for
incipient denfneas, pains, noises, collections iu and discharges
from the ears. m630t*r
Reopening oktiik prospect hall,4th Avenue
and 92d street, over the Railroad Tunnel.?The subscribers
would hereby give notice to their friends ami the public
generally, that they have recently opened the above named
Hotel, where tliey will be happy to furnish for parties and
military companies, refreshmentsol every kind, in a superior
style. I- SCHWAEOAL,
FRANZ UKIGKR,
myia I4t?rc Proprietors.
THE CHEAPEST STORK in thecity.161^ Fulton street,
for Paper Hangings, Window Shades, birr board Priuts
inaaufacturer of the French (Jalvan sell Spring Hair, Mpss
and other mattraases; Feather Beds, Curtain Materials, and
every article in the upholstery line at the lowest prices.
R. DAVIKS 16IX Fulton street.
Steamboats, ship cabins, and hotels, fitted up and furnished,
tin 10 :wt*r
Mt.lMi Alilil'N St STOTY'S 1HLDKD BRASS LETTERS
FOR SIGNS?Office 20 Maiden Lane, entrance
Ureen street.?These letters are remarkable lor durability, and
a brilliancy of the gilding unequalled by any n.her article hi
the city?which brilliancy ia warranted to st did isposure
to the weather. They are also ja|>auiied lo any color that tnay
be desired. etMmOfu
NEW SPRING AND Sr.V.MF.R (JOOD.S.?i senilemen's
outfitting.?J, Agate, formerly Parsells A Agate,
237 Broadway, comer Park Place, now offers to his friends,
customers agjdstrangers, a full anil varied assortment oftentlemen'a
furnishing goods, ada|ited to the present anil coining
season, selected or manufactured with grest care, consisting
of Cravats, Scarfs, t lloves, 8uspenders, Shirts, I'nder < iarments.
Hosiery, lie , kr
N. B.?The subscriber will pay pirticular attention to
making Shirts, Stocks, Sus|ienders, P-nnolder Braces. Body
Braces, [lie , having engaged a superior artist In afrend the
manufacturing department,
myll lm'rc _ JOSEPH AOATE.237 Broadway
PARKER'S
0 O F F E K HO IJ 8 F.,
NO. 'AO DEY STREET,
FORMERLY OK
II JOHN STREET, NEW YORK
a>r lm*re
WE would call particvlar attention to the hei thai we ara
manufacturing a new and au|>erior article of I. ad Pipe,
free from all impei lections and warranted not to split.
Plumbers and dealers generally supplied on the inosi leasouable
terms. THOH. OTIS LE ROY li CO.,
myllMK'rC HI and Ml Water atrs-ei
INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING?MISS
JACOBS, formerly of 457 Broadway, announces fn tier
friends, the ladies of Now York and its vicinity, that aim his
jlist o|>ened at 61!) Broadway, lirst door from Houston atreef,
a new and splendid assortment of infants and children'sC lot long
of the latest styles and fashion- Miss J. received as first premium
from the American Inalitute four silver medila in lour
consacnt've years. Ladies' own materials marte and cut to order,
st the shortest nafice. Orders from the South promptly
attended to. Strangers will do well to csll before purchasing,
ait our tfnods \r?* of thr lient, nixl prioei low. mlH lot * rr
Lk toil PLATES'! DOOM PLATES!?Fine Braaa and
Silver Door Plates for$1 Jl to $3, at
CLASSEN 8, No. 1 Murray street,
mylT J0t*(A comer of Broadway.
INVENTORS WILL PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE,
that til Tttltn and plant of now inTMrmn Intended in
reach the laveatort' Iinritute-rnuat be eirected to the tubtcrib*r,
at Perth Aniboy, N. J. Thit uctict it given because it it
believed iliat many letters ana plant inteuded for the Institute
j* ^!"eu fetaiued by the parties to whom ther were addressed.
Not one hat reached the lnttitnie which hae not been anawered
by the tubtcriber in pertou. lu Ten tort by thit can
judge of the whereaboute ot tmir lettert, and it nee let try can
forward duplicate! to the Imtitute.
SOLOMON ANDREWS.
N. B ?A meeting of the stockholders of the Inveutort .Inttitute
will be held at the Merchauta' Hotel, iu Courtlandt it,
New York, on Monday eveuiug. June 7, at o'clock, to ai*
point llieir Board of Director! for the euauiiig year. _
^ ">y2a ' I*-7 re _ SOLOMON ANDREWSAREsPEDTABLE
miigle gentleman wishes to liud a neat
furuiahed room, with or without board, in a respectable
aud clean liouae. and an he wanta it to be permanent,prices muat
be moderate jNo objection to go to Brooklyn, or any o'her
place about the aame distance. A reapeetable private family,
Willi good reference!, preferred. Terma, with full particular!
and real uame, post paid, to C. T. E., No. 2 Battery Hotel.
m? ft'r
A SPANISH YOUNG MAN, having tome leiaure hours,
would like togi\eaonie private lettoua iu hit uitiv* language.
Thia it t good opportunity to any youiijf man wiahing
to learn the Spanish at moderate terma. Rctereucca given.
Au introduction can be had by addreaaiug a note to L. Eapaua,
at thia otfice. _ in? 21 ?r
Al\ ENGLISH LADY, who liaa had the advantage pi'
acquiring the French language at Paria, with the tdditiou
of muaic, Italian, German, Ac., withea to enter a gentlelinn's
family aa Governeaa. Further particulars oh addreaaiug
(prepaid) P. F. C., New York Post Office. No objection to
the South. ray28 7t*r
\tr ANTED?AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, in a
" Family Grocery Store. One mho has lived in the city
aud ia fully com|ieteiit, may ajiply at 76 Nasaau atreet. To
?a\e trouble, none others ueea a|i|dy. m2l 3t rrc
WANTED.?A few acriveyouug men to go South or West,
to act aa agent! for the tale of new aud popular publications?$300
over aud above their expeutet will be insured to
them iu writing, witli an opportunity of clearing $1000 per
year. Some men uow in our employ will uo doubt make over
$1000 per year clear, of all expeuaea. F.acb man will hare hit
district. It will be necessary for them to have at leaat $25 to
?mi to obtain a goon lilting out. Apply at i>ni.."j,on
Publishing Hall. 293 Broadway, up stair*. Office of the h lag of
our Union. All letters mu?t In- post-|eiiiL_ mv23 30t*r
DO FCLLOWB CELEBRATION?A Medal haa been
struck commemorative of layiux the coruer atone ol Odd
Fellows Hall ou the 4th ?f June next. One side of the Medal
hears a correct view of the front of the buildiug as it will ap
pear ou Oraud street.' On the reverse are emblems of the ordgr
For sale, wholesale or retail, by ROBERT LOVETT,
in28 3tis rc 5 Dey street.
PREPAID LETTERS TO ALL PARTS OK EUROPE.?
The subscribers will receive and forward letters per
steamer Brittauia, 1st June, to all parts of Europe.
Baits will close at 4 V Monday, 31st inst.
HARNDEN It Co.
6 Wall street.
P. S ? Letters can be pre)>aid as above to all parts of the
Coutineut. my 283trc
SPANISH LANGUAGE.?A gentleman haviug a few
leisure hours in the afternoon of each day,would be willing
to occupy them in giving instructions in the Spanish language,
provided he could obtain sufficient encouragement to form a
class. Gentlemen desirous of acquiring the Iauguage can
apply by letter, addressed to E. C., at the office of this paper.
_ m2ll 3t ec
WATER CASKS?16 Iron Bound Water Casks, ou board
the brig Wakulla, from Gal way. foot of Jones' Laur,
for sale by 1'ERSSE & BROOKS,
iny2U .'lire No. 65 and 07 Nassau street.
FOR SALE?A CHARIOTKE, or Bristkcha, having room
for four |>ersoiis; a strong and handsome carringe, and light
enough to be drawn easily by one horse, with pole, lie ,Tor
two horses. Haa been but little used. Can be seeu at Eli
Gilbert's Carriage Repository, 38 Canal street.
Kor price, which will be low, apply at II Barclay street
(basement), from 2 to 3 P. M. m27 7t*r
GEN IN, HATTER, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's.?
The (subscriber has been com|>elled, by the very liberal
patronage of the public toeularge his Hat aud Cap Manufactory
aud Sales Room, so as to make his establishment the largest and
most commodious establishment of the kind in the United
States. The success of the system upon which he commenced
business a few years since at liis present location, induces him
tu adhere strictly to the following rules, which were then
laid down, and which have been aversiuce invariably maintained.
Every purchaser and visiter may rest assured that
1. No effort will be apated to reader his purchase in every
res)iect satisfactory.
2. No importunity will be made to iuduce him to buy an uu
becoming or inferior article.
3. Every article shall be, as heretofore, of the very best style
and quality.
4. Prices are uniform, more moderate than most, aud at moderate
as any other establishment hi this city or elsewhere.
By observiug these rules?keeping his unrivalled assortment
always full and complete.by close personal supervision of every
branch and stage of manufacture (the whole of which is done
on the premises) and by careful attendance to the tastes and
wishes of hit patrons, the subscriber confidently trusts not
only to maintain his former standing but also to coudiietthat
branch of business with a satisfaction to the public hithertounequalled:?1st
quality of Nutria, or Beaver Hals, $4 Mi;
2nd do., $3 60; Castor, Brush, Black and Drab Casainieres,
Leghorns, Manillas, Panamas, Canadians and imported (received
monthly,) Mole Skins, from the inost celebrated manufacturers
of Parts. Silk Hats, 1st quality, $4; 2nd do., S3; for
the superiority of which, he respectfully refers to the premiums
awarded to him by the American Institute, for the last
two years. The celebrated Summer Gossamer, invented by
the subscriber, which hss in a great degree supplanted all other
summer hats, beiug lighter cooler, and not liable to be at all
injured by dust, rain, or perspiration.
Gentlemen whose tastes do not accord with the fashions of
the day, can at all times be suited from the extensive assortment,
of almost every conceivable style, always kept fully replenished.
His stock ol Caps, comprises cloth, 1st quality,
32; 2nd do., 31 60; 3d do., $1. Fur, Plush, Velvet, Oiled Silk,
Leghorn, Hair Cloth, niiu other Caps, adapted for winter and
summer wear: Army and Navy Caps, as ner regulations of
the service; Youths and Infants' Hats and Caps of every
style, (including beautiful styles from Pans,).as per samples
and hook of patterns, which those interested, are invited to
examine. Also, American and French Umbrellas, Carpal
Bags, and every other article in his line of business.
The subscriber feels warranted in declaring bis establishment
stile to meet any and every demand of the beau moude,
the economist, and of those who Prefer to follow their own
tastes, instead of complying wilh tlie dictates of fasbiou.
J. N. GENIN, Hatter,
my27 2lt?rrc 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's.
FROM AUCTION.?A lot hue striped Jaconet Muslins at
2s |>er yard, usually sold at 2s. 6d.
A lot fine Needlework Collars, at 2s. 6d. usually aold 4s.
ir,,,i..r n.ibr.. a.
" White Demi Veils 8a. " " 12s.
A lot very clieau black Brussels Trimming Laces; embrei lered
MiiiIiii Robes, from lta; a large assortment rich Needle
Work Collars; Cauibric and Lawu lldlifi; real aud imitation
Liees; Gloves. Ribbons, Lace Capes, Cain, Htc. (tc.20 percent
below the uauai prices. W. 8COTT It CO.,
my26 6tia*rc No. 377 Broadway.
ERVA LENTA.?The undersigned have on hand a fresh
supply of Krvalenta, a valuable remedy ill obstinate cases
of coustipation. Put up in pound packages, For sale, wholesale
aud retail, by DF.LLUC k CO.,
Apothecaries and chemists. Role successors to
PLACK & 8GUILLAKD,
m2520t*rc *No. 2 Park How, and 081 Broadway.
GUANO?Balance of the cargo of brig Virginia from South
America, from analysis tu|>erior to any other kind in
the market. For sale in lots to suit purchasers, at Trappell'a
Stores, Brooklyn, near Kulton Kerry. Apply to
mvllmfh MK'iIAKL TRArrKLL.
LIGHTNING (.(INDUCTOHH.?This being the season
of the year when lightning rods are absolutely uecessary
to every building, the advertiser desires to call the attention of
the public to his system of conductors. The rods made and
put up by him nre neater, handsomer, cheaper, and more compact
than any other in use. 'J'hey are secured together
with copper joints, which is a great improvement over the
"hooked plan; itgives a better?indeed a perfect connection.
The public can obtain further information on application to
WALWORTH, NASON, Ik OUILU, Engineers, No. 79
John St., N. V. m22# Mtfh
SCOTT'S HAZAAK
NO. 4 DKY STREET.
SANDS SCOTT has removed to No. 5| Dey street (the
street of his former success), aud has oprned a splendid
place, w here he will serve up Dinners, kc., in his old ?tyle,
that gave so much satisfaction to his custsmrrs.
A variety of hot Dinners will be given each day, from 12 till
),sfivtry description, at his old price of One Hhilling, and no
additional charge for small extras, as bread, butler, Ike.
The finest Liquors that Co.; be procured are at nit bar, aud
the best flavored Cigars.
He will be happy to see his old friends, and respectfully solicits
the patronage of the public in general.
Steaks, Chops, Cold Cuts, Poached Eggs, Rarebits, Tea,
Coffee , (sc., at any time until 12 P. M.
Hit tables will be supplied with the best Kuropean and all
the New Y ork patters. aft lm*C
IhffiUNE V Dp;NT.?The highest prices advauceil in large
.vl and small sums oil gold and silver watches, diamond,
plate, jewelry, furniture, clotliiiig, dry goods, (ic., Sic.
John m. DAVIE8, Licensed pawnbroker,
232 William street, near Duaae.
Persons received in private office, by ringing the bell.
rnv2A30t*c __
MRS. ZEGLIO, No. 67 Division Strkf.t,
WOULD respectfully inform her friends and the public in
general, that she has constantly on hand a full and fashionable
assortment of shirred bonnets; straws, plain and fancy;
also, Tuscans, of a superior quality, aud mourning bonnets.
The ladies from the country, as well as the city, are requested
to call and examine her stock before purchasing elsewhere,
apfl Irn'r
COUNTRY MILLINERS"
PETK.R ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, would invite the attention
of those who are purchasing their Spring Goods,
to his stock of Laces, viz:?\laleine, Point de Paris, Aleu'con,
Brussels aud Pompallon. for trimming lists: Black and White
Lace Veils; Bruxells, Illusion Point ami fancy Nets?and a
great variety of other goods, which he will sell at very low
prices. al lm?r
C-3 VIII S W. FIELD Ik CO., No. 9 Burling Slip, offer for
J sale a large assortment of Printing, Writing. Wrapping.
Hardware, Envelope, Hanging, and colored Pa|ier.
Paper of any aize or quality made to order.
The higheat market price* |iaid in caali for raga, bagging,
bnle rope cutting!, gunny bagging, graaa ro|ie caiivaaa, and all
other kindi of Ta|ier Manufacturer itock, by
, . CYRUS W. FIELD fc CO..
o ! *> No. ') Burling Slip. N Y.
S'fLClAL REPORTING.? fir. Houston, Stenographer to
the Senate of the United Htatca, inforin> tbote wishing to aecure
lna aervicea aa reporter ou apncial occmaioni, that he may
he aihlrraied at the office! of Lfri. Caatle and Etlwards, auriita,
181 Broadway.
Dr.H. receive! private pupils in hi! ayatem of stenographic
r# portlnC 'I'rrin! $800 each.
New York \nril70 1847 a23 Im r
L lii <;\.N AND BROTHERS, sLA'fEfttMMBroome
atreet, corner of Broadway, New York, new Roofs put
on hi the brat manner, old Hoofa repaired and warranted tight.
Order* received at the above place and at Mr. P. t'lark'a, 36
Henry atreet, will he punctually attended In. rnl3 lm*c
r* "THERE S A GOOD HAT COMING - CM
y^KNOX, No. 128 HILTON STREET, hat itiat^L
opened fir public inapectiou an iiuei|ualleil atock of Hummer
llata and Caps, at lna well known establishment in the Huu
Ifuildiinti, on the ahndv aide of Kulton atreet, just a step from
the heat, dust, turmoil, and Confnaion of Broadway, Everything
about hia celebrated afore ia cool and comfortable. but
hi- liar a arc remarkably an,and in addition to thrie India' euaa hie
HI miner ipialitica, they unite in an eminent degree, other ijualiliea,
deairahle at all aeaaona, aa lightness,c heapueai.efegaucr,
novelty, and haight-of-fa*hioiialilcne*?. The proprietor will
take anile aa much pleaaure in showing a* in selling lna beautiful
liata; although, for the aake of the public, and from feelingulf
pure philanthiophy, lie would lie glad In aee every man
in the city with one of ihein on hia head. m2R litis* re
g \ FuRnTbHED HOUSE It) LET, in Bleacher
alrret. auitahle for families viailing New York for ihe
XjJLsummer A two-atorv house, m a central and faahionahie
part of the city, will he let, fntniahed. fiom the first week
in .finie, for four months, at $100 rer month, payable monthly,
in advance, with arenrity for the term I an be seen between
12 and 2 o'clock daily, by applying to Mr. Richard Oakley,
No. 3 Broad atreet. m30 7t*rrc
MW (IAY It CO.A NEW VOKK AND BoHTON
ItAtDAILV EXPRESS, BY WAV OK NEWPORT and
oHRKALL RIVER ?The Hnhacribera respectfully inform
the public that they will forward to and from Ronton, in their
own cara, merchandize of every deacriptiont hnndlea, packages,
a|iecie, hank nntea, (Itc. Drafta for acceptance, collerllotia.
and all other hiiaiueaa entmated to them, attended to
p oinptly.
Office, New York, I Wall at., corner Broadway. Office,
Boaton.7 State at. GAY It CO.
- 30t f h
Aftfr KOR LIVERPOOL?Only RegularPacket of the
MESvV^th June.?The new magnificent, faat tailing, and faJNMfcvorite
|>acket amp HENRY CI.AY, hnrtnen '500
lo."r,' '' l'1' Nye, w ill tail positively on the 8th of June.
The areommodation* fair cabin, 2d cabin and aleerage p.naengera
are unequalled by any other reaael in port; and aa a
number of her paaaengera are already engaged, those deairotia
of securing bertha ahould make early application on hoard, foot
of Maiden Lane, or to JOSEPH Mc MURRAY.
'? corner Pme end Booth iu
j AOCTIOW
\r ALL'ABL^?OI^P\VnT!% *-o!i?'n?idnT Eveniog, 1
will be told by ROYAL OURLKY ktO.ii their <
room*. 304 Broadway, a Urgr and liuc collection <?f paiutuus,
including valuable old, at well aa modem Pictures. I
I atalogues are ready and Paintings uu the Walla for eiami!
uatiou. mJO It* re 1
PLKASURK EXCURSION?SUNDAY^
Ceft^Jfe?^MAY 30?Onenit"* nf the Srsson at Coney
MMMMMSIm Island Pa \ lllou.?Th? D?W an 1 magnificent i
Steamboat ZP.PH 4 K, I apt. i.. o ?? vlla. ?ill make tliree trips
between Ne* 1 ork aud ( oury Islaud on Sunday nrx', as follows:?
Leaving pier foot ol Pike slieet, 10 o'clock A. M .
o'clock P. M ; i\ o'clock P.M. Leaving pier foot of Cuuiu
laudt St eel (iiiith tide of Jersey City Ferry), ld>4 o'clock
A M., I o'clock P. M , 3 o'clock P. M Learing Coney Islaud, I
"i* o clock A. M., 2 o'clock, P. M.,5 o'clock r. M. t
N B ?The Boat will make a landing each way at Fort Hamilton
<
Fare, 12^ cents m29 2t?rc I
sm?. AcTRJMMODATToN~L> A Y LINK for
rraft^fes^ALbANY and intermediate placet?'The uew
BHBMSBBmand Siileudid steamer AL1DA, Ca|it. O. O.
j Tupprr, will leave the pier, foot of Robinson street, every .
Monday, Wednesday uud Friday moraines, at7 o'clock; pa*
aage 60 cents: breakfast and dinner on board. my27 7t*rc
j CITIZEN'S NEWDAV LINK OFOPPOSITION BOATS
FOR ALBANY AND INTERMKDIATK PLACK8.
Fare 30 cents?Breakfast aud Dinner ou Board,
smm^^ The new and eleg:mt Steamer METAMOLatit.
T. S. Knight, Mondays, Wedues fcdaya,
aud Fridays, at naif-past six, A. M., from
the pier foot of Warren street, touchiug at Hammond street
I pier.
I The new and elegant Steamer ROOKR WILLIAMS, Capt. i
A. Degroot, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at ha If-past I
1 six, A. M., froin the pier foot of Warren street, touching at
| Hammond street pier. I
For Iiasaage or frieght, anply on board the Boats, or to Geo.
j Dobann, at the office, 126 Warreu street, corner of Weat street. i
I CT7*" All iieraoiiiara forbid trnsting the above boats on sc- i
count of lliejiwuers, my!9 rh
j s^. 'opposition passaokIjkfr:"k?to 1
UU", $1 40; Syracuse, $2; Oswego,
MMMHBm$3-, Rochester, $2 25; Buffalo, $2 40: Cleveland,
ft 40; Detroit, $4; Milwnukie, $0; Chicago, $8: Cincinuati,$8;
Torimto and Hamilton, ft; Whitehall. 12; Montreal,
$1; Pittsburg, $8.
Office, 100 Barclay atreet. I
Any security required will be giveu for the fulfilment of all i
I mill lm?rc M. L. Ageut, New York. 1817. J
MORN i.N LINK AT SEVEN O t LOckT I
-jr*?fc./OU,AL.BANY AND TROY and luterme- '
Adiale Landings.
Breakfast and Dinner on board the Boat.
The low pleasure steamboat TROY, Captain A. Oorham,
will leave the steamboat pier foot of Barclay street, Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at seven o'clock. Returning on <
the opposite days. <
For passage or freight, apply on board, or to F. B. Hall, at
the omce ou the wharf. r
AFTKRNOON LINK, DAILY",
is b FOR NKWBCRGH AND FIBhiv.^,
C.^<'.t| N Landing at Van Cortland's, (Prrkskill.t West
Hk Point, Cold Spring and Cornwall. The ttteauiI
er Thomas Powell, Capt. Saml. Johnson, will leave the pier
foot of Warren street, for the above places, every afternoon
i (Sundays excepted,) at 4 o'clock, commencing April 10. He|
.uriiing?will lenv" Newburgh every moruingat 7o'clock,
i N. B.?A!1 Baggage and Freight of every description, Bank
1 Bills or Specie, put on board of this boat, mnst be at the risk of
the owner thereof uuless entered ou the books of the boat or re'
ceipted for. myl3 30t*rc
NUTICE.
8TATF.N ISLAND FERRY.?Ou and
rWSlj^ZZN after SUNDAY, April 18th, tlie steamboats
dBKBHa SYLPH and STATEN ISLANDER will
! ran as follows, uutil further notice :?
LEAVE STAT KN ISLAND
At S, 8, 9, 10, 11, A. M., and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, ?, 7, P. M.
LEAVE SCW YORK
At 7, 9, 10, 11, A. M-, and 1, 2, ten minutes post 3, and at 4, 5,
6, 7, o'clock, P. M.
New York April 13th. aI3r i
' UNITED STATES M AIL STEAMER.
/ayfflMi WASHINGTON. FOR SOUTHAMP- '
y^f[||RKI^TON AND BREMEN.?Passengers by
^w^kwaljaUuQjthis steamer, who hare engaged their (
^^^^MBSfcwIierths, hut not yet taken out their passage <
[ receipts, are requested to call for the same, at the Ocean
Strain Naiigatimi Company's otfice, It William street, ou or
I before Saturday eveniug, 29th inst.
The ship will leave pier No. I, N. It, on Tuesday, 1st June,
! at IK P- MPassengers
will please seud their baggage on board on Monday,
and have all that ia not wanted ou the passage marked
" below."
All letters and mailable matter must pass through the post
office. my29 4tre
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
jWat .sftt .fist
fflBBL
^^2lm*karl btrkkt.
SAMUEL THOMPSON AND NEPHEW.
AiiK.tri for tiik "Black Star" Link of Packfts.
IM7. Liverpool to New York 1847.
Skips Captains. Tnt Reg Tnt B'n.
T. F. Freeman, 807 1400
Liberty, P. P. Nortnu. 702 1300
Cornelia, K. M. French, 1063 1730
Ohio, H. Lyon, 760 1373 i
Samuel Hicks, T. G. Bunker, 833 1300
Empire, (ucw) J. (}. Russell, 1090 1800 I
PantheH, W. B. Lane, 723 1323 i
Indiana, June* D. Bennett, 710 1300 !
Huguenot. 8 Goodhue, 932 1660 I
Marmion, (pew) W.Edwards, 903 1600
Peter Hattrick, J. D. Pn?t, 670 CtOO
Elizabeth Dematon, K.W.Spencer, 806 14181
Devonshire, W. T. Thompson, 889 1300
Niagara, (new) H.Russell, 730 1330
Atlaa, (new) H. Coffin, 79(1 1400
Chaos, (new) J. L. Wilson, 810 1400
Sardinia, (new) C. K. Crocker, 802 1400
America, (new) Weare, 1180 1900
The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and
the public that lliey have added several splendid aew shins to
their line of packets between this |>ortana Liverpool,which has
been favorably known and extensively patronised for a period
of more than thirty years, and have no hesitation in assuring
those who may wish to make engagements for the iwssage ol
their friends from England, Scotland ar Ireland, that they will
find these ships inferior to none in point of comfort, convenience
and safely, one of which will sail from Liverpool, every
six days, throughout the year, making delay and the consequent
expense to emigrants at the port of embarkation impossible.
A free passage jier steamer from the Various Irish and
Scotch ports. with bread stuffs, and hospital money paid, may
lie secured all at the lowest rates; and when those settled for
decline coming outv the full amount |iaid will be promptly refunded
as usual, hor further particulars, apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON It NEPHEW,
273 Pearl street.
or to C. GRIMSHAW & CO., 10 Goree Piazzas, Liv'nl.
Drafts or excluaujce, iwyable at sight, are also furnished for I .
any amount, on R. C. Glvii & Co., Bankers, London; C. .
Grimshaw 8c Co., Liverpool; the National Bank of Scotland; |
National Bauk of Ireland, and Northern Banking Co. Apply
as above. fe I lm*r
P. W. BYRNES 8t I O S NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
EMIGRATION OFFICE.
!$& jj?j^ i|fj^
BYRNe^S^O?)., 36 Road, Liverpool,
arc desirous of informing the public of the United States, that
they have found the importance of a direct Agency for the
purpose of placing within the power of the friends of the passengers
coining nut to this country, the immediate correspou
deuce with a respectable establishment, from whom they can
rely for nttention and favor towards their relations leaving the ,
old country.
Persons desirous of engaging passages from Dublin, Cork,
Waterford, Belfast, Londonderry, and Liverpool, direct to
New V irk, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore or New Orleans, ,
can do so on more favorahle terms than can he obtained from
any other house engaged ill the business in this country; being
the oldest and largest establishment in the passenger trade in
Liverpool.
Thr many thousand passengcr i th it have saile d in the ships
which li.at e been despatched from our office in Liverpool, anil
the diircrrut ports of Ireland for the l ist thirty ye.irs, is a sufficient
guarantee ofour ability to fulfil with satisfaction any engagement
for passengers that we tnay he favored with.
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE given for any .
amount, payable on sight, at thr National Bank of Ireland ami
its branches; and also on all the priucipal towns of England and
Scotland without discount.
A list of the Packet Ships with their days of sailing, and the
address of the Agents w ho act for us, can he had on application
atlhis office. Apply or address by letter, (is?st paid)
P. W. BS II.NEW 8C CO.,
m22 1tn*rrr> 8!l Soufli treet
rfftv jSIV &&
BRO'nfE^rIk MA^^^?>N, No. mt .viaiIV
den lane, having now completed their arrangements, beg
leave to announce to their friends and the public, that passages "
I to and from the Old Country can be secured on the most reasonable
terms, in first class packet ships, sailing regularly from
' New York and Liverpool. They also guarantee that there
shall be no detention, but that emigrants will be forwarded on
I presentation of their tirkets.
| Drafts payable on demand on the Royal Bauk ol Ireland,
I and on Messrs. Prescott, Oro'e, Ames 8c Co., Loudon.
N. B.?To prevent mistakes, we beg leave to say that we
have no connection with the firm of Roche Brothers 8c. Co.,
No. 33 Fulton st. myli 30t*rc
AAJr- FOR LI V EKI'tK >L? The New Lim?Regular
WrvVV Packet of 21st. Jiim?The new. superior, fsit
jfitfkHbsailing packet ship CONSTITUTION, ( apt. John
Uritton. 1686 tons burthen, will sail ss above, her regular day.
For freight or passage, having splendid, large and comfortable
atate rooms and cabin, apply to the Captain on board, at i
west side of Burling slip, or to
WO jDilULL 8c MINTURN, 87 Southst. ,
Passage $100
The packetship HOTTINGUER, 10.30 tons burthen, Cspt.
Im Hartley, will succeed the Constitution, and sail on her
regular day. . myli
UNION LINE OF PACKETSTO AND FROM
kjHMrVLI V'Elt POOL.-?The splendid and fast sailing pack- 1
jOhAMmc' slop CORN ELI A, Cspt. French, will positively
sail Iroin New York on .Ylouday, May 31st., and from Liverpool
on thr 20lh July. Her accoinmodationa for cabin, aecond
and steerage passengera, are superior to most of the other
packet ships, and the price of pasaage is very low. Those
wishing to secure berths, or those wishing to send for their
friends, should make esrly application to
W. 8c J. T. TAP8COTT,
m27rc 86 South atreet, 2d iloor helnw Burling slip.
AAiL- ST. 11 E( )RG K'HLIN E OF PACK ET8 TO AN D
Wf*fVFROV1 LIVEIlPOOL?The splendid fast sailing
issUMibs mil favorite packet ship ST. GEORGE, KHIO tons
burtlian, 4,'apt. Ferris, will sail from New York on Tuesday,
June 1st, Iter regular day, and from Liverpool on the loth
August.
Her accommodations for cabin, 2d cabin, and stcernge pasaengers,
cannot be sur|>assed for comfort and convenience.
.I..... c........ ... _..i...... ... ......i
| fur their friend i to come out iii VJi'ia splendid packet, should '
make early application on board, at Pier 9 North Hirer. or to 1
! \tr. k J. T. TAP8COTT,
1 my 29 rc South street. 2d door below Hurling Slip.
! FOR Ni,W ORLEANS.?Louisiana and New
XTrfV-Vork liur ol packets. Positively the lirst and onlyAMWKwogulat
picket to Mil on Monday 3Ut May. The
new huh splendid hut sailing picket ihip I;I,IKTON. Cept.
Ingcnoll, i i now loading mil will |>oaitively Mil 11 ihore, her
regular d?y.
Kor freight or plunge, having aptrndid fiirniihed acromiondationi,
apply on bony at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall afreet,
or to F. K.COLLlNS,
M South street
Agents in New Orleans, John O. Woodruff 81 Co., who will 1
promptly forward all goods to their address. Positively 110 ,
goods will be received 011 board alter thia Saturday evening,
May 20th. Passenger* will please be on hoard at Orleans
wharf, foot of Wall street, Monday, .May 31 at. at 12 o'clock,
M it who h lime the ship will sail. m21 rc I
AAAr I* t tit Nt-.VV ORI.K.OIS Louisiana and New
WhjfaV Vork Line ol Packets.? The splendid fast sailing 1
JUPIL packet ship I.OI ISVII.I *. < apt Si. Hunt, la now |
loading, and will kill Oil Monday. June 21. Knr height or j
passage, having handsome furnisne ' accommodations, apply
mi board, at (trie ins' wharf , font 'of Wall street, or to
! ',. K. COLLINS Ik CO. ,
No. 36 South street. |
Agents in New Orleans. John O Woodruff 8i Co., who
will promptly f rwi'il nil goods to their address
NOT!I If.?Packet ship l.ot 'isv I l.l.K, aptain ,
JgjyiVM' Ifunt. is now discharging at Orleans wharf. foot j
jhWWfcaof Wall street. Consigners will please attend to the t
receipt of llieir gooda immediately. m2S rc <
MS* TOR LIVERPOOL?New Line? Regular i??ck- 1
MrTaV ri?f N**1 June?The splendid, fast sailing packet
J9kpMese snip OARRICK, Captain B J H Tr.sk. will <
positieel y sail as above, her regular day,
r'or freight or pesaage, having superior fnnnshed aerommo c
dalions, apply 011 board at Orleans whsrf, fool of Wall street, [1
or to K. K. COLLINS. V> Sooth st '
Pore of poaaage tT> !
The picket ship ROfK ICR. I apt. Asa Kldndge, will sue- n
ceedthe Oat nek. and sail the 2tth ol July, her tegnlar day ]
my 28 b
orrv UHJIKHMM.
pAKK THEATME.?Moud?y KeZ.,.?, May SI. will be
' performed the play of the HUNCHBACK?Sir Thorns
lilf.ltd, Mi. Wheat Icy, Maater Walter. Mi Be*"; Muter
ilodua, Mr U Barrett; Muter Wilford. Mr Stark; Julia,
tin Mmuu; Helen, Hn Abbott
To conclude with the comedy of A RACE EOR A DINS'E
K?Sponge, Mr O Barrett. Doric, Mr O Andrews.
Tuesday, 2d night of the eiiKiKciurnt of Mm Miaou and Mr
WhuatUy, when the WlfrL will be performed.
Boirafl, fn'jil ceuia, o&Jirry ?j ^euu
Doore open at T "'clock?the parlitruiaacf will eommewce
'r'EiauT
BENEHT UK MR. BOOTH.
OWERY 1HEATKE ? A W. J?c??o*. Proprletor-H.
.. ST.lvlr, St?"e Manager ?On Mntdir JS??tiil,
W*V II, will be acted the tragedy of VENICE J REwERvLD?Pierre,
,\l'. Booth, Jalfivr, Neafic; Priuli, Vache; Belrtdera,
Mra Wilkmaou.
To conclude with the cuinedy of THE MAVOR Ok
3A.RRATT?Jerry Sursk. Mr Booth; Major bturgeon,
riadaway; Mra Sueak, M ?. Booth.
Drear < irele, 23 c.euia; Pit and trallery, IJJi ceuta
Doors n|ien at 0)^ o'clock. Performance {ommencee at 7j<.
BOWERV T H E ATRE.?THE VOL.NO AMERICAN
ACTRESS
MISS C. WEMV8S.
who made audi a aucceaaful debut ut this Theatre,
will appear again aa PAULINE,
on TIIksH a v i i..
And as Julia, in the flunchbsck,
on '1 hursda V evening. In mi* 3d inTOSt^rr '
P 81G N7i K RAPETTl'8 Bf.Nr.HT. '
ALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.?MONDAY, 31st May.
wben by general request, the entire oner* of
, LUCIA 1)1 LAMMERN1UOR
will lie performed. Sig.R will execute on the violin the
Solo Introductory to Lucia's Cavatiua.
Many I rofessors having kindly vnluuterred their aervicei
lor win occu?iou, the Orch?*?tra will be greatly iucreaied.
i lie eveiiiug's iirrforinaiice will be preceded by a (iraud Coo* !
:ei lante piece, by Liudpaiuter, Flute, Clarionet, Oboe, Baaiooii,
and kreucli Horn obligatn.
Between the acta, Signor lUnetti will hare the plea*
mre of rrnduciug befare the public, one of tin pupila, Muter
fames Perkins, a young Americanartiat, with whom he will
day the brilliant Duo by Maurer, (the same Sig. K, hu lately I
itoeuted with C. Sivori)
PALYIO'S OPERA~~HOU8E.?A CARD.-SIO. SAN*
QU1HICO would respectfully auuouiice tothe patrons of
he Opera, the subscribers, and the public generally, tnat, after
uineroos disappointments, through causes beyond his control,
thgq'a Barili having recovered from Iter late severe indispose
ion, lias kindlv volunteered to perform llossiui's gram) and
yopultr Opera of SEMIKAMIDE, for his BENEFIT, which
will lake place on Wednesday Keening, June 3d.
m30 to
Amateur performance ? palmo's opera
HOUSE. Chambers street?Junk I, 1817.
Admission 30 cents. Private Boars, $3. Seals can be secured
by applying at the Boa Office from 10 to 4 o'clock ou the
ilay of iierforniance. Doors open at 7 o'clock, performance to
commence at half-put 7.
Coitumer, Mr. J.O.Taylor. Leader of the Orchestra, Mr.
H. Marks.
The following ladies and gentlemen, members of the Hhakspeare
Dramatic Association, will appear:?Messra. A. Macdivuald,
Jr., Connor, D'Arliat, Young, Marshall; Misses Newkirk
and Stanhope.
Performance to commence with Shiel's celebrated play of
DAMON AND PYTHIAS?Dainou,Mr. Macdonald; Pythias,
Mr. D'Artist.
To conclude with the farce of the irish LION?Tom
Moore, Mr. Young. my27 6lii*r
A ME > 1U AN MUSEUM?SPLENUlDperfo rmancesVth ta
Afternoon and Evening, at S and >4 to 8 o'clock.
JOHN DUNN, "THAT RASCAL JACK,"
Is encaged for a few daya, together with the celebrated
CHAPMAN FAMILY. MISS GREENWOOD,
Mr. HARRISON, the Impromptu Siuger,
Mr.Coiiover, Comic Vocalist; Miu Robert, Miss Julieu, Ac.
THE MOVING DIORAMA OK NAPOLEON'S
FUNERAL,
Will also be eghibited at each ana every performance.
Admission 36 cents. Children under 10 years 12>* cents.
myl re . ' - I
MRS. MASON'S BENEFIT.
THE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MRS. MASOX,
will take place on the evening of Kumar, Jane 4th,
it the PARK THEATRE.
Tickets can be obtained from any member of the Committee,
irat the Box Office?at which place ouly seats nre to be se
:ured. Boxes $2?Pit $1.
Philip Hone, Win. Henry Le Hoy,
Hamilton Wilkes, Thus. Addis Eminett,
W. E. Laight, Bache McErers,
Robert Eminett, Samuel B. Rugglea,
Ogden Hoffman, Beverly Robinson,,
J. Prescott Hall, Geo. -Washington Ciislar,
Denning Duer, J. Beekinan k inlay,
James'I homkou, Samuel Glover,
Nath'l Uloodgood, John T. Brigham,
II. Le liny Newbold, Herman LeRoy,
Robert II. Morris, Win. Edgar,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
John Stewait, Jr, H. O. Le Roy,
Chas. a. Clinton, James Monroe,
Geo. L. Schuyler, l.'liu. L. Livingston,
W. G. King, Delancey Kane,
Campbell P. White, Henry 8. fioyt,
O. Mauran, Alex'r Hamilton, Jr.,
David Austen, Jr., Lewis M. Rutherford,
David C. (.'olden, Anthony L. Robertson,
Chu Aug. Davis, Henry Breevoort.
m25 llt'rc
CASTLE GARDEN is 0[iened for the seuon.?In the
Evenings Concerts of Instrumental Music will be siren
by the German Brus Baud, under the .direction of Mr. Monk,
consisting of selected comiiotitioua from Labitzky, Strauss,
Laiiucr, Gungl, Slraeck, and others, commencing ou Monday
next, May 24.
Intermissiou of half an hour during the,evening for promemailing,
refreshments, and viewing the Cosmontmu, which
b tve been re-arranged.
Admi-siou 12)* cents. Concert com me noes at I o'clock,
m^ rrc
VAUXHALL GARDES C ONCERT ROOMT?A delightful
Musical Lutertaiument will be given iu the above
iiopular Place of resort every eveuing uutil further notice, uuler
tin* direction ol Mr. Austin rhillips, assisted by Miu Martin,
Miss Jeanic Reynoldsoii, Mr. Quayle, Mr. Ray, tic., Ac.?
Concert tickets 23 cents, admitting a Geutlrmau and Ladies.
Free Hilinissiou to Garden in23 tf re
Mechanics mall, 172 Broadway; b?w?m Giand
and Brooine streets.
MONDAY, May 31st, and every evening during the week.
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.
The extraordinary auccess attending their Concerts, which
lor a succession of fourteen weeks, have hern crowded nightly
with highly respectable audiences, and the solicitations of
numbers of their patrons, has induced them to forrgo arrangements
made elsewhere, and remain in New York
FOR oSlE WEEK LONGER.
Admission 23 cents. Concert cominruces at 8 o'clock.
my30 7t*rr _
BROADWAY THEATRE.?This establishment, now
erecting in Broadway, will b? opened for Dramatic purloses
solely, on or about the first of September, Under the
iiiiisgeineut of O. H, BARRETT. Persons of acknowledged
alenl wishing situations for the season, will please address
aim (pre-paid) at 109 Leonard street.
m30*rc A. MANN, aole Proprietor.
UNION COURSE, L. I.?TROTTING
LADY SUFFOLK AND HECTOR IN THE FIELD ?
Monday, May 31st, at 4 o'clock, P. M ? Match for $730?
iwo mill* neais to z.w io. wagons.
H. Woodruffnames b. g. Robert Macaire.
D. Smith " br. g. Bush whacker.
Immediately after, match for $500?three mile heats, under
the middle, between the following noted horses:?
1). Bryant names it. in. Lady Suffolk .
H. Woodruff " br. g. Hector.
The Cars will leave at half-past 'I o'clock, an I return after
the sport is over. O. SI'K KK. inlto 2t*je
CKNTRKVILLK COURSK, L. 1.
Ok T an*tofc^
VtL>JLjC3E9E3kaM^9S39ESbi9
TROTTING AND PACING.
MONDAY, MAV 3lit, at 2o'clock P. M., pnrse $50, mile
heats, best 3 in A, in harness, for pacers.
Wm. Smith enters gr g. Tormentor.
C. S. ft.iitiii> enters ch. g. Boss Batcher.
K. I. Nodine enters br. tn. Village Maid.
TROTTING.
At 3 o'clock, match for $100, two mile heals, in harness.
Mr. Stevens nemes h. g Bullett.
Mr. Jones names b. g. Welch Rarebit.
At 4 o'clock, match for $100, two mile heats, under the
addle.
R. Rogers uamrs gr. m. Lady Loon
D. Stevens names b. g. Stevens
WKDNK8DAY, June 2.
Pnrse $30, mile heats, best 3 ill A to road, waggon In weigh
!30 lbs for trottiug horses that never won a purse over $30. To
-lose Monday, May 31st, by 3 o'clock P. M , at the course, 3 or
more to make a race.
Admission io nil p.irts of the oiirse .',11 cents. rn28 4S*ie
TROT PI~N4PlIILADKLI'lllA HINTING PARK
COURHK.
IH
TIIK SPRING MEKTINO over the above Course will
commence on Monday, the 3lstof May, and continue two
data.
First Day?Stake $2.3?$100 added by the proprietor, 2 mile
heats, to harness, free for green horses.
Same Day?Purse $130?2 mile heats, under the saddle, free
for horses that never won a purse over $200.
Second Day?Stake, of $23?$100 added, free for horses uot
nver six years old this spring, two mile heats, in harness.
Maine Day?Purse $130. mile heats, best in five, to wagons,
wagon and driver to weigh 300 lbs., free for horses that never
Won a pnrse nver $200.
Kutries to be made the evening previous to each trot, not
later th in ti o'clock, at the course. Two or more to make a
rot for each purse or stake. in27 3t ic
?ri FOR SALIi?A Bay Mare.C y ears old, 13 hands
llL "I*1, * stylish, fiee driver and fast trotter, war'
' f rauii',1 sniinH and kind in every respect. Sold on ac-.
count of the owner haying no use for a horse. Price $123
Can be seen at the Livery Stable in Warren street, near
Broadway. mSO It'rc
MLOsT.?Strayed fiom the owner about a week ago,
Idack and tin terrier Dig, ;ahout 2 y c.irs old
Has recently had his Oil cut and ears cropped. A
liberal reward will be paid by returning him to It'l Broome
It, in 10 It*rc
*/L__ FOR 8ALK; OR F,X< II \NGH?For improved
. logj^or unimproved property in this city or Brooklyn, a
' ' -c ? pair of croarn colored well matched MA ItKM. perfectly
sound, kind and grutlr hi every wsy, with harness and
carriage, well adapted for family use; the owner having no
use for them anyinorr, will sell or exchange thrm st a bargain,
if applied for immedn<ie|y at IIU Pearl stieet, npstairs
l ail he seen at Mr. P. Murray 'a stables, near the South Ferry,
Brooklyn. myS3 I w'rr
LOT OF MOl KINO BIRDS?Only bird is worth
'(?I ? room, and sweeps ill kind turd a|iecir? song aw.iy
1JK*Vday <ir night
tSSC ANo very fine collection l'"nK. Breed ( anary Bird*.,
Also, lot abort breed Oermaii Birds; fancy ' agca '"d feed;
To be > ea .it Mi II'. wry, between .<d and 4th at.
mykll Mt*rc M. ? ILLIAM8.
,M t SI < I III, I I ANO faughf on >?ri
a*--\3iawiflflHniipdrnitf termi, by a lady who has had con:
A | flaiderable e?|icrience in teaching Shr profe.
'Tt I I l,ri to teach II 11 a scientific manner, with the
lhc.il> which ahr undertake' to imparl a thorough knowledge
of. Term* ihrte dollarsjet month A line addrcaaad to
'Music,"at the Herald office, shall he attended to.
mv27 Mtia* re
OIM is']' \ l'J. LAMPS -I. i hnpdnfaine. No. I7J Broad
way. ha? ireeired pci late arrivals, a large and splendid aa
icrtmenl of French patent Oleoaralie I,imps, of different rat
crn*. These lamps were invented by ihe celebrated A. Tin
loricr, of the French Academy, and are cnuaidrred the heal !
lamp, now in mi These lamps are for aale only at T7.i Broad
way in thin city,
Alao, oil hand, a laige assortment of rich plain and cut glass,
ntlery, girandoles, eaaei, ehtna ware, toilet sets, and every ariclr
ill the furnishing line ml4 JOt*re
KNOLISH LAW BOOKS?liiat irnjmrtcd, and ace now
sale, at a great reduetion, by lha aubacriber, at 110 Naaa. u
Irret, (lietwrrn Iwokinoi and Sprnre,) until nest Sarurda) ,
IDili ,May?consisting of Modern ltc|H>rts, I oke's H. porta. Pa e
.ilorl ' Abridgement, i.vans Wta'iltca, I'reaioii on Ks.afrs
imeiiig, (iranta I h-ineery Practice, Harrison'a Digest,
i rhil il l'a Practice, itc.
mWft't THOH. D. BF.N.NKTT.
JPV ko.MKTFK.?This valuable and indi<|wiiaahle medical
r di c .vcrv. whieii haa rerently attracted the attention, anil re.
need the anprohs iou of the members of the Itoyal Society,
n London, for tealing the lungs, and judging their abite ni
eallh and diaeaae, la now in lull practical operation, in the
amis of the proprietor and inventor, at 21 Ninth street, wiiere
will he III attendance from |U oclock, to I, daily On
1ondi>?, Widne.da grawiitous advice will
? given to tha poor say IT 3??r
1 L Jl i-JU 1 . -.i.'PWB'Wg
TO VII
LATEST MOMENT.
TBLBtiUAPHIC
PuiUDILfNU, M?Jf 30, 1047.
Now Orleans pa port received at Kreddrieksbuag today.
coDtaio do nowi from tbo army
Mr J. Mo Knight. a tradar who baa arrived at St. Loads,
brings 0*0 dayi later Intelligent* from Santa Fa. All
Is quiet there
The executions at Taos bad created gtwat exeltaunt,
especially at Tuebla.
An Indian had arrived express at Vegas, from Taos,
for a large body of men to bold themselras ready to
march on Taos, as the general opinion was there
would be another attempt at revolution The aloalde,
and others peaceably disposed, were trying to pntwl
this result, which nothing but a strong force to overawe
will effect.
The Caiuanche Indians ware very troublesome attackMVMTW
turtv
Aliikt, May 'ill, 1947
A planter arrived hero from New Orlcani last evening
with two slaves. The abolitionists were apprised of It,
and the slaves were arreated and brought before a
judge of the county court. The court aet them at liberty,
and told them they were free. They eecaped from
the colored mob, and returned to their maater. who lefl
for New York thla evening.
Mark 11. Sibley la nominated for judge of Ontario
county. ?'
MY THUS UIIA
Washisutom, May 58, 184f.
Mexico?Only a Few Wordt?Departure of the Preetdent
and Suite.
There are many persona In thla city who think that we
will soon have peace?that, although It la conaldered
treason to thlnkofao desirable an object,there la a wholesome
leuven which will, ere long, lighten the maaa of
Mexicans
So wide haa been the field of operatlona in Mexico, that
much embarrassment at first resulted to our army operations,
and hence the frequent changes of the plan of
campaign; but when (Jen. Taylor was relieved of apeolflo
cabinet Instructions, and given discretionary powen,
there was something like system, and efficient action.?
(Jen Scott, also with discretionary powers, gathered up
all the laurels which were too many miles off for Old
Each to reach. And this resulted, for the plain reason
that the Cabinet looked more to diplomacy than to war '
No good, that we are aware, has resulted from the proclamations
of Taylor, Kearny, and Stockton, to the Mexican
people The promises of our chieftains, have been
viewed as so much wind. In fact, they have not sufficient
sense to appreciate the "conciliative" poliey; but
when Mr. Trlst reached Mexico, Gen. Scott Issued a
proclamation, which has been already read in New York
It will he seen he coaxes, appeals, and threatens, and tells
them what we will do if they den't make peace. It Is
unfortunate that while protection Is promised to chureh
property, the official organ of our government should
suggest the sequestration of the church property. Thoee
interested in keeping up the war will use this to our injury.
The fact is that Mr. Kitcbie baa not discretion;
he thinks so much of Richmond that he frequently writes
the name for Washington. Another editor would have
been choseu long ago, but for reasons which it is not material
just now to mention. It is all nonsensu to attempt
to win the Mexicans with kind words; a proclamation is
not half as potent as a cannon ball.
The ('resident of the United Htates, Mrs. Polk, Secretary
Mason, Miss Mason, and Mr. Walker, Private Secretary,
left for North Carolina this morning, to attend the
ceremonies at the University ou Monday. SUB8T1.
Steamer Powhatan,)
rotomsc River, May 28, 1847. ?
The Preeident'e Trip to North Carolina.
Magnificent morning. At 0 o'clock A. M. the President
and suite came aboard at the same wharf where the
boat left John Tyler in the spring of'46. The party consisted
of his Excellency James K. Polk, P. U. S. and lady
and niece; J. K. Walker, President's Private Secretary ,
lion. John Y. Mason, Secretary Navy, two daughters
and two sons, one a midshipman , Lieut. M. F. Maury,
U. S. N.. and son.
The company were attended to the boat by Hon Cave
Johnson and a number of friends ; but there was no unnecessary
parade in the outset?the departure of the
party being as quiet and unostentatious as that of a
company of private citizens, as it should be
We are now passing the classic and sacred gTound of
Mount Vernou, the mansion looming beautifully above
ihe surrounding oaks and poplars on the summit of the
hill; with tho grim port holes of Fort Washington frowning
upon the steamer from the left, close under which
runs the channel of the river.
The excursion, from the beauty of the day. and the
spirit of enjoyment in the party, promises to be one of
unmixed pleasure and recreation In our next, we propose
to amplify upon the Journey, from the embarkation
onward. Respectfully, THE DOCTOR.
Baltimore, May 39,1847.
Fathiojt almort Heat by Paeeenger?Jl Dieputed
Race?Grand Sport?Famine in Maryland?Theat
ricale?The Maikete, 4 c.
The race over the Canton course yesterday, between
Fashion aud N. Green's bay horse Passenger, was one of
the best contested and most spirited races ever witnessed
in Baltimore, The purse was for $600, three mile heats
The first heat was won by Passenger. In gallant style.
, and the second by Fashion. The third heat was beautifully
contested, aud was declared by the judges to have
been a dead heat The horses were then brought up for
the fourth heat, and they run neck and neck nearly the
whole heat, Fashion coming out half a length ahead of
her gallant competitor. Much dissatisfaction was expressed
at the decision of the judges on the third heat?
a large number of those present believing that
Passenger won the heat by several inches.?
Bets upon the race were reluctantly given up, and some
were drawn, both parties believing Passenger to have
been entitled to the heat. The track was in fine order,
and the concourse of spectators greater than I hnve ever
seen on the ground before. Bets previous to the race,
were five to one on Fashion. The time was 6:46?6:61
6:61 ? 6:03. Certain it is that Fashion found it necessarv
to strain every nerve to gain the rare.
on the eastern and western shores of Maryland great,
distress is beginning to exist on account of the shortness
of the supply of breadstuff*, the whole country having
been drained to eupply the demand for shipment It la
with difficulty that those who have money can obtain
food; and those that hare not, of whom there appears to
bo a large number, are in a state of actual starvation.
An appeal Is being made to our citixena to furnish relief,
and I have.no doubt but that it will be liberally responded
to.
The inspections of flour'in Baltimore during the past
week, amouuted to 1M.114 barrels, and those of the previous
week to lB.'HIA The exports during the past
week were 13.739 barrels less than the receipts, and during
the previous week the exports exceeded the receipts
:>,3?7 barrels.
The clearances of vessels for Ireland, Knglsnd. and
Krance, during the past week, were but five vessels. I"av1
ingtwenty-seven still loading at our wharves for Furope.
principally with bread-stuffs.
The llolliday Street Theatre 1 perceive, is to closs on
Wednesday evening
I'tiii.aoi'.i.rmia, May 19. 1947.
The Sons of Temperance of this and the neighboring
States, am making great preparations for a celebration
of their jubilee on the I.Hh of June next; all our bes;
painters have their hands full in preparing banners for
the several divisions Col. Thomas B Florence has been
appointed M. W. Marshal of the National Division; C. A.
Walborn (irand Marshal of the State Division; and
Robert T Conrad, F.*<i will be the orator oftbe day
During the past week, the Southern telegrspb line has
been most of the time out of order, caused by persons
tearing down the wlm and carrying it off One Instance
occurred, in wbtch about forty feet were stolen. It has,
however, just gone into operation again
Monsieur Durand. the proprietor of the < afe Tortoni
a splendid restaurant, just opened In Chesnut street,
gives a Splendid entertainment this afternoon to the
gentlemen attached to the press. The bill of fare Is
printed in French and Kngliab. and the dishes will be In
the exquisite style of the accomplished chtf it cuisine
who is at the head of the establishment.
A hid nsineil Morse was killed this morning near the
N'nry Vard, by a pile of staves falling upon him. while
iilhvinu with r rnmna-itinn it? Mm vielnltw
Mnlra of Ntoeki at Philadelphia.
M?r 29->Kirit Bharo?2211 (iimril T'ntt, 21. 10 Fleming
ton i ^?)|?|?rr Co, JOJr ; SO Kentucky Bank. 77}?, 30 i Jirard Bank ,
I/*,. MtOliL'.S Loan,6>. 107; I0<| 8. Navigation, ? , 70, 100
l.i high Coal Scrip, fttV.
Ar i in 8*1 r.a?1100 Wilmington H. K , 0i, '?M>, ?7,V; <000 V.
8. Loan, 6., '87. 100; 10,000 State 7?, 71; llofl I/. 8. Trcaaury
Notea, 7?, tl>S'*; 1000 Heading K H Bonda, c??h, 7J; 10 8.
Navigation, 3J,
Hiconn Bii*ri>?9000 Stale ,7a, 71,10 Klemingtoa Copper Co,
30>i; 100 Oirard Bank, 12V
Arte* 8?i > a?100 Vicknlinrg, ll'a- 21" Lehigh Coal Scrip,
IMO Lehigh Intereat, no.
Arroi.vr.MKNT mv ntr. I'rkmdknt.?James M
B Tucker, receiver of public money* for the dlatrtot of
land* auhject to aalc at Nachltochea in the State of
Loulniana. in the place of Andrew J Inaacki, appointed
In the army
COMmKMCIAJ* INTKLLIOKNtJIC.
State of the Floor Huk?t<
t i.*i iia*Ti, May 24 ?The market opened to-day with
bnyer? at th? clo*mg rate* of Saturday; hut holder* generally
eontended for $8 Karly In the day. however, a
"light ronreealon wa? made by nellera, and ?M8> bids were
taken in Iota at fit HV, 00 do at fli 00 8uhiiei|iiently
holder* nut up i rice* to (he rate* a?ke<l at the openiug
of the market, which demand* were acceded to by buyera.
and prior to '< liange hour. .,t>0 and 3M larrel*
were taken at $8; 800 do at $8. delivered In the afternoon
a few email lot* aobl at $fi SI a ?; at auction 9lf
bbl* damaged at f>5 08
Ai.riandri*, May 27. ?Hour 1* ateady at p* .M) per
bbl.; receipt* light ltrain- Wheat command* $! 78 a
I >1 00 I orn la dull at HI per bu*hrl.
Nr*v Oai.tam*. May 21 -In flour the aalea are light
1 About 860# bbl* were dlapoeed of at M to >o 20