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i iiataaassssssaass V- XaACaaXI M.VtVl imiTf LOT rsTBlJLUCZ CO. 184. TRADE AND COMMERCE. HOJBB MATTERS. toHOB.

test the Board of Bealot, la antkryHosi of the! ssevainmslheebolerau Uus city, he aoaerteed aad vScmmtrrtal Uucrtistr Cbolui is CmciMATi. We are indebted to Jvtsoeron fc FaiurtrV Weatsta TiKgrmmfrtCfl einnati papers of Monday, in advaiica otaesnaa, frora which; we learn that the Cholera that jrity abating to Its" virulence, and that the iattie caused by its appearance if. subsiding, Board of Health reported 45 new cases within the hours preceding Saturday noon, and 6 deaths during the same period. This report shefrs an increase in the number of cases, but a decrease in 1 OSAee of ihe Oumusitisl Aitvsrt iser. 1 to.

was ae'eaaaa r. M. ia tbe produce market srarthy ofohsrrirstloii. The flour at 3 871. sat no sellers under 3 3f.

Good Ohio cannot be obtained under 4 tH- Ia wheat sre hear of tne sale of 38b bu sooerior nuality Chieaeo ia store at 7Sc aad SOW bu Sandusky aad L'rbanaalso ia store aas Cora is in fair request with but litua oacring. A fair art! cle wiH briog 44c today. Higbwlnes ere firm at tte with pork eoatwate ia active desiand with sales st 1S 74 Befxato i as pec lion Smoked bams are moving off treaty at ftoXc. Lard is held at 3(. Canal freight is exceedingly languid st 43c on flour lo Albany.

13c on wheat, and 8e oa corn. For Mew fork Sent is lakes at 33e. CANAL EXPORTS. Tbe principal articles cleared up to 19 o'clock today fbr tbeM hours previous, were as fellows Floor bats S.ISS Butter UU Meal. Pork.

Cheese S48 311 S4.BM3 83,311 Lard Bacon Wool Peltries nkrs 7.37 Beef. l.HH Tallow 14,71 Ashes Wheat Staves. S6i Lumber '131. toil Whiskey cults Corn Oats. Seeds bids No.

of boats cleared Furs pegs ...74 Amount of tolls. 87 LAKE IMPORTS FOR SECOND WEEK IN MAY Tne leading articles landed here during the second week ia May, were as follows: I are Flour bbls High wines cks L334 Fork. Tobacco Kl Seed 876 Hides. No 3.7:5 Beef iX leather 7. Eggs 1U3 Meal bbls 105 Oil SS Oats bu 3.9M1 Lumber ft z71.tr Coal 3v Wool bts 111 Rye bu Wheat bn 41P.7U3 Staves 717.600 Corn 106.7S4 Crauberries.

Bacon as 178.4W Fish Laid 373,909 Iron Ins 40 Tallow lad Butler Barley bu 48 Ashes cks 1,048 deaths, showing that the disease has become milder aad more manageable. In most cases its said to yield to prompt and efficient treatment Many physicians In extensive practice hate not had a single ease. The CkronicU of Monday says: The disease has assumed a chronic form, we mis-tit nae the term, in the case af of some patients. who, celling into tbe critical stage os sacmoary fever are liable to a relapse of tbe more dangerous symptoms. Tbe Co-mmereM of the same date says: The treat thuniteri storm and wind night before last drove the Cholera almost entirely out of the city.

We did not hear of a single new case in UMi ciiy yesterday. The disease, we hope, is gone entirely. Judge Brouoh, whose death was announced by Telegraph last Week, bad not recovered from a chronic disrahaa, contracted while he Waa in Mexico, when attacked by Cholera, which destroyed him in a few hours. AsBMATtoi or Cuba. The London Times of I the 21 et ult, contains a long and sevsre review of Mr.

Thomas Caits Rr.Tsoi.Df' leUer relative to tbe Annexation of Cuba, and denominates it a mare's nest" The same paper, of the stating that a Cabinet Council had been held on the 21st aavi: It aDDear unnecessary to assure the public that there is noc the slightest foundation -ft the negotia- imn oitnhntMl hv Mr. nevnows. tne ahwhcu ui- ui 9ir H. Bulwer. In our remarks upon the subject on Saturday, we gave tbe extract from Mr.

Reynolds's letler, as a specimen of Amerioan -4tlitv or AmeiiiMi inaenuiiv nothins; more. Than im no intention, nor has such ever existed, of I awsv GibraUar. or of doinc any ol tne dreadful things attributed by Mr. Reynolds to the Enslwh emrmsar at Hndnd. Mr.

Keynoras is, wa fear, in tlie habit ol going a mare nesting ny moon light. We findsn the St. Louis papers, received by the last mail, strong commendations or the mirth-provoking qualities of Mr. Masbi.k's acting. who was running through an engagement there.

The reading of such paragraphs, with ths know ledge that the subject of them one whose animal spirits seemed unquenchable now lies in the cold obstruction or the grave, gives a strange shock to the feelings, and most forcibly reminds the reader of the narrowness of the line that divides life from death. The Nrw York Collectorshi. The 30th of June next, the fiscal year ends. Mr. Liwstci, tlie present Collector, thought it a convenient time tdwtve up his office, and notified the Secretary of the Treasury, some time ago, that he should expect to retire at that time, and the government might aci accordingly.

A recent act of Congress requires new nnd additional bonds from Collectors, mi the 30th June next, as disbursing agents, and no doubt Mr. Lawrence waa unwilling to share that inconvenience. Mr. Mnwtn. will come into the Collectorship on the 1st of July next-Great Fire ill Watcrtotvu.

From ihe Wateiiown Journal Eitra, of May 13. This morning, at three o'clock, a fire broke out in the renr buildings of the American Hotel or the back store of L. Paddock, uncertain which, and in a very few minutes, owing to the explosion of some inflammable substance, the adjoining build ings were in flames. There was a gentle breeze blowing from the southeast at the time, which conducted the fire up Arsenal and Court streets On tbe former it extended on both sides so far as to include the stage barns and buildings adjacent. KJ II me inner 11 eweui uoin bium i.i ui.

st .1 i ountv tiera a omce. i nis uuuaing is nre prooi. for here the element was stayed by tipping off the wooden roof, and leaving but the stone and brick for the fire to act on. The deatrustiou is appalling, far exceeding any thing Jefferson County has experienced before. At first the supposition prevailed that the Sre was the work of an incendiary; but we are happy to state, for the credit of our village, and human na ture, that it probably arose from the spontaneous combustion of some kind of chemicals, stored by Mr.

Urnggist Camp, in Paddock's back store. The heart of our village is iu rnins; and where the buildings were of better order it ia difficult te discriminate, but we cannot forbear mentioning that the Iron Block, put up last season at great expense by N. M. Woodruff, is matter of gen eral regret, as it was a real ornament to the place. The remains of a human body were found where some stage carriages were burned, suppo sed to be those of a frail sister who had been relu sed admission during the evening, where she had called lor loogiugs.

Some six or eight horses were burned. Tne progress of the flames was so rapid that ths loss of Goods among the merchants must be very great, as most of theiri had reived their Spring supplies. The old brick building, formerly owned by Silas Marvin on the west side of Washington street, as a hat store, had just been purchased and torn down by L. Paddock. The vacant spot thus mads prevented the further progress of the destroying element in this direction.

But for this fortunate circumstance it is believed the whole central part of our village would have gone by the board. We cannot present a better idea of the extent of the fire to those at a distance, who are unacquainted with our localities, than to state that the following blocks, buildings and establishments are numbered amoiig the missing: The American Hotel and all its out buildings. All Paddock's stores on Washington street. All Fairbanks Block, and store beyond. All the block of stores opposite, on Court st.

Woodruff's Iron Block. The Episcopal Church. The Columbian Hotel. The Northern State Journal Office, total loss, $3.000 liiBiired $1,650. Nothing was saved from the Journal Office except the books, Measures will be immediately taken to furnish its patrons with a paper.

For the present its business will be conducted at the store of Messrs. Knowlton. Rice Si- Co. The Democratic Union Office, loss $1,5200. Messrs.

Stevens A Haddock, of the Union, hope to get to work in two weeks. For the present, ey are in Cory's Block, a few doors east of Perkins' Hotel. The Priuting Office of Joel Green. About thirty of our most extensive stores are numbered among the things that ware most of them just filled with new goods. The Poet Office and all its contents.

Black River Bank, valuables saved- Wooster Sherman's Bank, valuables saved. Henry Keep's Bank, valuaUss savsd. Surrogate's Office, papers saved. The loss in buildings altogether is estimated to be within the bounds of $125,000. The amount of personal property it is impossible to givs till next week.

As a general thing the whole is fairly covered by insurance. The Post Master desires us to say that all the mails in tor the north and west were lost. Inclu ding letters, for the delivery at this place. no eastern man nad leit oetore the nre occurred Late News raoa St. Dommoo.

We have re ceived intelligence from St. Domingo to the 27 th ult, by the arrival of the schr. Forest, Cpati Pur- kis, from rorl au riatt, who informs us mat great reverse had taken place in the position aflairs in the island. of President Soulouoae with his army had been encamped within a few miles of St Deaaios-o city. using water froava.stream whose source wag near tae city; tnie naa neon poisonea try tne Dominicans, and occasioned much sick rtess and a great aad er JB.

TMCBiOIA, CP Ootrveraaes to aaa Mas tae aaMiaai. wUhsat eterge. -avissesti OARDStT GlTSIia We have oa hand an uaesuaWT large sad Ras Bsaaft- mmt Of SARSETf. PtKlJl AND FLOWEA BEaUuS. Our Cabbage.

Ckxuliaower, Radish. CtrJery ana Tatsdp Seeds were imported by esuaelvea, and aM ear aasss ate sitnatss. v- -ri-J- a. wr I 1 At Palmyra, on tha 14th iaatant- hv Flleada Mr. E.

S. THAYER, of tfaascttv, aaa Miss BARAK in vs, ratmyra. TZISATIZZ1' Reeond Right of the Ri Bits and nre, i WanshToT, Jfr. WS.D If USD AY I rjrV.YO, Afr 18, 1848, --WiH he presented the beautiful Flay of THE STRANGER. Stranger Mr.

James WsJlack, JrT Mrs. Raller Mia, James Wallace, Jr. Grand Fas Seul by To conclude itb the Petit Comedy of THR YOUTHFUL QUEEN. Count d'Oxensterin. Mr.

Rosa. Chevalier Sternberg. Parry. Christies of Sweden Crisa. Boxes SS cents; Pit S3 eeotsi Private Rons tVaiss Gallery 83 cents: Colored Boxes 58 cents.

Doors oeaa at quarter past 7 1 rerforaaance will commence at BeeJaak preeiaefy. --srtr 'h. FOR CHIUAOO-Tst siMtTr Cape PutanB, wiH taaveRadxaJsihr Chicago, i HIS Wednesday EVENING, May BIT o'cloek. v. For Freight or Passage apply on board.

atyUtH FOR AN DISK AvND CIMCIMNA-Tt. Tbe steamer SARATOGA, Cast. Rtasj- bar ATOGA, Cast. Rr sales ve ButTato for Baadasskv, SAktl, Will OMuRROW (Thursday) EVENING, at 8 o'eioeh. Far Freight or Passage apply on bonrd, er to mylftsw 11'.

CRONYN, Reed's Whssrt aylss VSUU AJSUSSItyEUasAJS vtl lag ai Reaver lslasd. The upper ea at antopeUer Sr. JOSEPH. Cane. XL 4.

will leave for tte above and intti msdislS ports, aa Sbmt-DAY, May Blst, at 11 O'clock A. M. ror Freight or rasssge appty on eoara, or is tlUA.1 rAUUEK atagsaar nheer era, ilv my 18 Foot of Washiassoa GREAT BAKOAIKeJ-The for sale, tn parcels to suit purchasers, Known as tne ota of AW situate on Maia and Delaware streets. a kx i deuce of G. B.

Bach, Esai For aeautr quality of soil, a risur passed isssas Mr May IS, IS48. XT OTICK LAMBERT 8. REYOLa xv. of uuttalo, has this day made a of all his property lo-me, for the heatflt ef hs and in pursuance thereof, I hereby hn't owing debts to him, te pay the same to asv red to receive thersaate, and to- settle all to hit late business In this eity. Dated myWtf GEO.

W. flOUGHlv AM FX S. TBYON AND PETER P. BARTON AA CI ance of a decrejai order of the Soore made in the above cause, will bit tion of tlie subscribers, at pubc i hursu- ht Bqulty, the diree- 8 Paulding's cichancc in the city or Buffalo. -May.

1848, at led alt I known and described as tbe hundred and thirty-three, (133,1 street; easterly hy Delaware a Also, the west part Of lot BUi aire of Black Rock, being Fa Black Rock harbor, about four bus oay st of mad ianer lot eae south bv Church lyhy the Terrace. vtR- land frontiac of aadafty by about one hundred (ret wide; laded southarly Cornmetcial street, and known as the Yellow Water lot." W. A. BIRD, a deveaux, J. F.

HAINEA. Cpaunissiuaws. if mch8fr)p84koawt- BI TTKH, N- 181 SeOI rayletf nFom arty on -ingnoei i Msia snd Pearl rksaoderaMa. myl8 ried Apples, tied Peaches. Oats.

fcls Ryelust received aad for sale by mmrr ss w.t at tjnia St. -That valuable improved prue- mow ov umppewa wrest, exatae-srl streets tiinerr feet tVoat oa -JKJ1 feet oo Chippews strest- lasy. tnutiirs ot jtARglsALL. 183 Mais at. SAI Xr, mylS i1 FEW tio.

81, is the First InoulTsof O. H. MARSHALL, 1S8 Msla at. 20 AMTL.V tlflTTRH Oa erauln- yis wai.Ckr, ARROW a cqT 1001 SOODS Wow opening at HeLUDGE'8 Sn VARIETY af ORE. 888 Mala street BOOK.

Hair, Hat, RaxorStro sIobCbim, hia? loibes, Feather Brushes, BeMa, Bpeetseie Cases, Hair Fins, PercAS- srsr swxes, aysns, r-yvet semises, aoh-eolors, Ceroaatioa Cord, Hooks aad Ryes. Fsnc, Boxes, i Watcli Travel i vetopes, oa spools s-iy Soap, 1 filled. Ron- i Glass Wv Key Rings, Trunra loss Pens, fetuo loos, Tiber Flntssf. Thread, cottua Cord, I.eyeej.Raua' i 'ice and slice Boxes, Domraoes, and Natl Brushes. Fsnsof sHkimda.

'one Monnales of all kinds. Rulers. Ea-ICoaspaaions. ivory Folders, Silk, Twist Braid. Frasors, Knives, Rtilita-ban.

Powder and Puffs, Dressing Cases 1 jVket Mirrors, ferfumery of ad binds, pesos aad Bead Purses, Perfusas BocMca, 'Hprirurs, Silk TssseU, Purse Rings, Steel bids. Pearl Rrtckles sad Slides, Gold varieiy, Pajer Weights, Dress Rut-s, Accordeons, Rattles, Harmonic ana, wkets. Parlor Balls, Lip Salve, Sealiag War, Ch- Psstiies, Velet Boo Boxes, atamps, Shawl Pins, Actoo aiiatsroia dvevtiaenient Motlo Cheap foCash. Miniature to mention I. Clemett Lorimer, or tte Roafc ai.na.

bv An. JUS B. Br ftfh Arm. He and Notorious Adren tares of Pick ana. its Remains 4 ,10.

-held, by Dickens. No. 1tU cents. Sermoos, by Dow vols. 1 and at ia Slices 371 cents.

is, by cooper 40 cents. -of' Money, bv Douaias Jerroid 88 cants. or the Fallen Ancet. bv Dumas 68 ecau. Srebam, by Miss Picker ins 83 can la.

icle the Curate cental irs of Preacher, br Linnard BS unu. Vrsoa 83 cents. Napoleon's Invasion of Russia 30 cents. at the Literary Depot, Postorfice. T.

R. HAVTEa. BOOHS Received as puMisfaed by GEO. )KiiBV A 104 Main street. Ma.

IV-" Die Lite Le. V'J England the six dirJeent editions. Miscellanies. 1 vol. dvo.

ttEsssys and iter lews, endeocy of Free Institutions. VriUsgs of De Witt Ctlniou. Adamt, by Wm. Reward. I fro.

Vnder a Bridge, by H. P. Willis, ft Work The Arllrrmdark Mm- -Asi'4 lis Remains, vols. AinssstSB lnn Rook, hv A Vie. Channing on t- 'herlEaiion ia ChibtMnk atoroid bw ar or the aetina.

hv Br. Dix. 'auu la's 5 skn Lift sad Muesrs. rsyon aiiy. by Irving.

spy, i ooopa new snd beautiful editioa. nc Voundential Disclosures. Chcever ofl jpital Punishment new edition. iCUit Holmes's Jt new edition. yuiou arch and Stale, by Raotist Noel.

Davis's dal of Magnetism. of tte Levant, by Corson. Vf History, by Mrs. Willard. atom Last atpM 50VKhJTXlV im Rfsgnxsargrt 'A Its.

History. Causes. Patholorv aad TfsatBtee I best work on the Chniera imhllslwA for sale at 1 OAKFORTH A CXTS BOOKSTORR, myl8 KSJ Main st. Mm- ANNY KEM RLE BVTLKVa lOF COHSOLATIOsf For aaa. as DANFORTH A COB ROOKfrTOSC, Va i jrnrm in TMF.

JL ins oa DOC MEN CLIPS-Fas tneir Places, wbiie la wbile ia cosaxaatass, CO'8 IKOKrrTORs, for tale at C. VAN FOR TU A bfs a PQBC WIN fl.ATE8-La.gr, tmttk aadW aturosib avforsatest L. PAN FORTH A CO'8 BOOK8TORK. myt7 888 Msia st IBTI Mew' (H WOBKS KBjckerboeksrs Hissery of BracerKMise Hall, Astoria, Tales ef a Trav-Woyaaes of Cbrismpher Coiemhas. Ar snle by tbe set or single volume, ta i DAN FORTH A COS BOOKSTORE, Lit ssylo Mass st PT -iExlY -ITS USER AND MAX0FAO 1 a s-Wub Tnatruetions te vevy branch af the Art, an Vceipts for all the FasmioiiaMe riiintihai the Arming a valualaeaid tte PerfUaser, JAvkmsriat aad Bo illuntsted.

For sale at Ls-OAMFORTH A CO'S BOOR STORE. rmrVr-r. aMairsi. rTt. -i8 COMIWrABOtber frssh srrtwuby Eton of those beautiful and iucomparabie PaDer Mr'r vrEZShJu PersoBs athing Paper Hung and Varnished, ca heva doos i ssamsely.

Tea or twelve asea rnaetsmli asaid. war. HMd to give satiafacuoii. myit I TOXKS-Oae Van Slllssiia 11.. -fm 1.U piay.

BUM. A nmm .1 'S wiM lesoKI i mylS rVow tUSW BrAXeireraHasa SIBLEY'S JlJW fcLR? BTetRR OHEI- ILV EH. llflRM At STAam.A Ill sreei rarietv. for saU tnyW riBLfrf 8 JEWELRY RTORR.tMMi JA VVHTKUH-For sahj at -s IRLY'I JEWELRY ItTOaR. aylS T)tATL Wife5 8tojl a rn a sts rALIsO KSV low, a bbls.

yls VD UBG A aTTT- vsVJBaa', ayn' atfaaat BvsSr 43JEO. WALRRftiOB Foot of Washieaaraat: I7Br fhisted MXiarrTr-T USmaBdAS Mualiaa. liiJ "way a Muslinfu arlluZT ias. Bay Id StiLiasaaR: 1 Msin strsea, jmais vSm siyis georgb 4VHrrrfc OCX, HM.iutriKltsiteL 8 Cteweat Lortmar.ac the Rook aril's, jasps. by Atsgus B.

Beach. 7 AmT OOKH Jumseceivea at "i stMU's cheap ROOCirrriaB rEW BOOK For sale ai CHEA ROOeJrrORJB, pfialWI Nrssls st jCHKAP lOOIg-ota; Btyl NrrA pOKTii k. sn 1 Vi. It urn mircej aft Of aied kerl 15 sby srse Turpm nirstv i'Wfl' fe i 6A- eansx tr 1 Mot Ai Jade F- 1 1 a I 1 en (J ling RaTI The, field the Blow a. Vsaylft fVtB tnyli a.

aaylS The steemaer KiU. Capt Prates, will leave aW Chicago this evening, IpT The Council bat veuing adopted ai reso- lution.aathorrxing the Board of Health to take the era steps sssjassas psociiringa Cholera Hospital. This msasnra of precaution well, as, then is an in- id probability that this disease will Visit us during the present season1, and every sanitary regu lation possible should be adopted to arrest Its pro- or lessen its severity. It has been divested of much of its terror since its last visit to this country, if judiciously treated at site proper time, has been found to yield readily to medical remedies. Wheth we have the Cholera or not, the general health of out citizens will be greatly promoted by the abatement of the many nuisances which exist, and by other measures calculated to lessen the disease producing causes which are found in every city.

We trust that the eflbrts of the Board of Health will be cheerfully and promptly seconded by all. OZT The Oswego Daily Times, of the 12th, says that the subject of granting licenses to tavern- keepers and grocers has been discussed before the Common Council, and for some days engaged much public attention. "The Council decided the question last night in favor of granting licenses by a vote of to 4. The strong efforts made to influence the Council aoainst granting licenses, would have been k4 thav kan Ism cjrranaeted with nnutiri.nm indenendent of Dartv consider- aMUn ST' Prof. RopoKHi having a large number of patients has concluded to remain in Buffalo till the first of June, when one or two more lectures will be given previously to going West.

Miss Bishnill, the celebrated clairvoyant, will be here also in a short lime to join Mr. R. IP7 U. S. DtsTicT Court.

A stated session of the District Court for the Northern District of New York, commenoed in Rochester yesterday Hon. AXTUD CoNKTUKO presiding. The Democrat says that it being ascertained that no issue of fart was ready for trial, the petit jury was discharged. A large amount of business is before the grand jury, as appeared from the very interesting charge of the Judge. The Court was ocenpied with several cases of seizure under tlie revenue laws.

In one of these cases, in which a decree of condemnation was passed, one hundred and fifty-seven bales of wool ore in volved. The wool was seised by the Collector of Customs st Buffalo, snd is worth about seven thou-1 send dollars. Notice wss given of a petition to the Secretary of the Treasury for a remission of the forfeiture. Aa mder waa granted upon the application of the petitioners, staying the proceeds of tbe sale of tbe wool, in the hands of the Marshal, until the decision of the Secretary shall be made known, or until the further order of the Court. A large numlier of witnesses were sworn tn the complaints before the grand jury.

It is probable that the grand jury will be occupied until yriday, when the Court will ad journ. This is the first stated session of the District Court which has occurred since the appointment of Palm er V. Keli.oog, Marshal. Several of his deputies are in attendance, who have already given evi deuce of capacity and activity in the discharge of their duties. At a meeting of the Buffalo Dramatic Company, held inhe Green Room on Tuesday, the 15th Mr.

L. D. Ross was called to preside, and John T. Lortoh appointed Secretary. The object 'of the meeting having been stated by the Chairman, on motion a committee of three, vis: Messrs.

Perrt, Checssrouoh and Linden, were nominated to draw up resolutions expressive of the st-uiiments of the meeting, who reported the following: Resolved, That we, the members of the Eagle street Theatrical Company, having heard with feel-iniis of unoualified reeret of the (fontli nf mi warm friend and brother actor, Da Marble, take this method to express our heartfelt sorrow at being at once deprived of one who was an ornament to his profession, a true friend to his profewional associates, and who in all the varied duties of an arduous pur suit ever maintained that true regard which in his enlightened estimation was due to his brother man." Retohed, That though no words or acts of ours can till the vacancy which hid so sudden demise has caused, yet still we present this weak yet sincere testimonial of our deep and sincere sympathy with tho who feel more deeply than we can, the calami- ty which has to suddenly deprived them of husband. tamer, orotner and mend. Resolved, That as a mark of respect we wear the usual badge of mourning a band of crape upon the left arm for 30 days. Retained, That the above resolutions be published in all the daily papers, and copies thereof sent tn the immediate relatives of the deceased. On motion the rose ling adjourned.

L. I. ROSS, Chairman. John T. Lohton, Secretary.

ST The Key-Stone State. This boat has made a trip to Erie to try her machinery, and is to make another to Detroit before taking her place in the Chicago line. In the notice our correspondent made of her yesterday, it was omitted to mention that the boat was modeled and the cabin designed by Capt. E. Pow ers, who has suggested many improvements in the construction of oar Lake Marine.

We find in the last Philadelphia Inquirer the annual report of the Managers of the Apprentices Library Company. From it we learn (hat during the year 21,931 books were loaned to boys, and 6.410 to girls. In the Boys' Department, there were 706 new applicants in the girls', 159. Average number of boys using the Library, 700 girls, 214. Eighteen new members have been elected since the last annua report.

It is believed that the condition of the Library and its prospective usefulness are not less gratifying to ibi friends than in former yean. Such institutions are calculated to exert a very bene-icial influence upon the character of youth, their morals and prosperity in after life; and hence it is suggested that similar institutions should be established in various parts of the City and Districts. Mr. Townsend Sharpies is President of the Board of Managers, and the terms of membership are $2 per annum, or $25 for life. iLT New York Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, commenced its session on Wednesday, at Poughkeepsie.

Bishop Morris, of Ohio, presiding, assisted by Bishops IIedding and Janes. About one hundred and sixty ministers were present. Bishop Morris, by request of the Conference preached a discourse in reference to the deulh of the late Dr. Lsvmos, financial Secretary of the American Bible Society. ET The Htdravt Tax.

The Special Election at Ulica on Monday, received little attention. The whole number of votes cast was fl'J For the Tax, 67 Against, 16 Majority in favor, 51 ILT New Science. The science of imbuing the minds of the rising generation with elements of aristocracy, is termed by tbe United States Journal, the science of HAUOHTr culture or a method of refining the breed of bumpkins. 07 J. K.

Skisner, bss been appointed Postmaster st EllicoUville, Cattaraugus County. St. Covis, May 12. Ths cholera is increasing in virulence in this city, the deaths numbering about twenty per day. On the Missouri river, and among emigrants, it ia vary bad.

Col- Benton left here yesterday, for the interior. From Independence, we learn that the notorious Captain Howard has been discharged from custody (on account of shooting Freeman, it appearing that he bad acted in self-defence. Freeman, it is stated, wss a counterfeiter. Rror esT.Tsrs Htmeo Rive Railkoad. Several note have takea place of late on the line ef the Hudson River Railroad, connected chiefly with turaed eat have aasaultedVand in some inataaces killed those who were willingie wsih? la brder to protect those wtM were peaceably dts Levi Peck, a resolute mas.

Deputy Sherif Westcheeter eonnty, and a constable, went with two men armed, to section 24, near Verplanck's Point, to street two of tbe ringleaders. Whilst he was aa the sectian, two of the Irish laborers rushed oat from a shantr on another snd commenced beating- him, sad Peck immediately arrested them snd put them in handcafla, and was proceeding towards the jail with them. The other laborers aa the section were si ones appealed to to rescue lbs prisoners, bat ths foreman cautioned thetni not to go, as they would certainly be shot if they attempted it. as Peck was not to be trifled with. About 19 er 15, however, went off armed, and overtook ths smears, and managed to get between them aad their prisoners.

Observing that thev were aaadcuifed, three of the Irishman demanded ths key ef the handcuSs from Peek's attendants, whs said they did not have iu Peck informed them that ha had it, and would keep it, aad would have thsomsa. Ths three Irishmen immediately reesntod their pistols and threatened to-Wow out 'eek'a brains unless be immediately gave it tip. and made such demonstrations that there waa no aisrtshinr their object. Pack instantly drew a revesver sums Hss vw svcub suu raws vwis ju rapid suecsssien, oas through ths breast, ana through the neck, aad ths other through tbe ana. Tbe whols body ianaatry fled; sad, with ths ex- eeptioa of the jreaaded, returned to work, and quiet js bsw isseatsd.

Peck proceeded with bis Prisoaers; ta Jit' Tha man shot through the breast is not axnactesl to recover: tbe others ware Jka. By their jrissds aczpss tha rive. TT JlmMmjm ORVse Ressovea from Pearl duaettf as Ho. ij J-jS The following ere the list af Grand Jurors: Chasxzs 8, Picacx, Foreman. Ho Harvey am.

Mixer, John R. Evans, Lncms F. Tiftaay, Horace, Danlap, John G. Latimer. Charles Stein, Waa.

Helfriegls, Conrad Haar, Johnly Frederick Geit. Fierpont Bricham, Chaa. S. Howlaad. Joseph Cooper, Charles Allen, Daniel Kinae, Thomas 3.

WinsloW, Joel Atkiee, Tatmm Fitch Vs. Letrrmd Marmm Covenant. Cause referred, after jury had been empaneled. V. a.

Parker sod J. A. Tslcott for plaintif, L. Marvin and S. G.

Haven for defendant. Jam Carmen vs. Robert McGregor- Action to recover tor work end tabor. PlamnT some time in 1846 went into the employ of defendant, and continued fur a year or thereabout. The defendant showed that he aad paid tne plaintif some mnasy, aad as up a further defence last the phuntu while ploy had been unfaithful and had emba salad defend ant's property.

erdict for plaintif for R5. E. or 6. Cook for ptainlif. Charles Daniels for de fendant.

Reported Ibr the Comssaccial Advertiser. Is Cossoi Cocacic, 1 Tuesday Eveatus. Mav 15. 1 Present His Honor tne Mayor, and Aid, Biadow, Bush, umpnan, merrin, miner, rarx, aeon, I nomas and Tir-tany. rBTiTioss, rsmomstramuks, aso Accomrrs racessTcn.

PETITIONS Of B. Dote, Ibr toe abatement of a nuisance near tue Ohio Basin Police. Of sundry inhabitants on Clinton street, for ths abatement of a nuisance on Uie northeast corner of Clinton and Elai streets Table Of Michael O'Sbea for a tavern license Licenses. Of Thomas C. Archdale Sane.

Of Ida St Hain Same. Of F-. Croolter and others, to have Folsoai street exaded to Pol- land street, and for a side walk on the east side of Kinney's Aiiey ine. v. Atnearn ana others, to nave obstruc tions removed from sidewalk oa the cast side of Washing ton street, in front of toe premisea of B.

Starkweather Table. OT H. i bson.lobave South street sraded Streets. Of sundry persons, for a sewer in Jackson street to Genesee sown Streets with power. Of B.

H. Mavaard. for sidewalk on uentre street streeav. ore K. Clark and oihers, to have Uenesee street pared frota Pearl to Niaaa ra street Streets.

Of Georse Quito, for a tavern license Of O. O. Baker, as have certain powers sranien uanai inapeceors sole, tir k. aoot Rr i sidewalk on Pearl scrset laoeal Asmments. Of Z.Bou ner for tavern I iceose License, or Buffalo Sasam En sine Works Finsnee.

Of T. B. Tilden. to have torsi or- dera put on interest Finance. Of sundry citixens on Ohio street, in relation to ataewaix 1 awe.

ACCOUNTS Of 8. Ellas Lamps. Of O. O. Thomas Schools.

Of L. Lovely Police. Of O. Messenger Streets. Of Jacob Shea Local Assessments.

Sundry accouuia lor sieaning streets amass orH. (Jammings, T. D. Wood Streets. Oft.

C. Warrirm. John Bead, Jacob Williams Local Assessments. Of I. HoUowav Streets.

IK the UunaioGaa Light Company Lamps. Of B. Thompson claims. Of C. M.

Fay and U. P. Turner Allowed. UI J. Joues Schools.

Of M. O. Bsraes Al lowed. REMONSTRANCES Of sundry citizens acainst oav vins Main street, between Tupperand Huron its Streets. uiw.

jonuson ana ewers, aoainst srailins Hudson st. Streets. Of sundry citizens, asainstpiacing wooden Dnuoins; oi n. rrauou swan street Fire and water. '1 wo or sundry eltiseas.

against theeonrtiuctionofssew er ia Eagle street, from Union to Spring street Streets ui sunarrcitizsns, against sewer la 1 upper st. streets. COMMUNICATION From E. R. Blackneii, in rela tion to tne snip uanai street committee.

asroSTs or coaurrriss. Aid. TIFFANY, from toe Committee On Finance, re ported in lavoroi tne petition of J. L. Kimberly andU.T Williams, to have local orders put oo interest.

Adopted. Also, that when R. B. Heaeock pays hjstax for opening Exchange street, then the OosnpuoUer place orders upon iotsrest, from this date. Adopted.

Aid. SCOTT, from the Committee on Streets, reported in lavor oi snowing sundry aceouuts Of AI. Bottom H. W. Pierce, Steele Co.

and H. Cumminss. Adopted. Also, iu favor of grading and paring Blossom from Coons Alley to Huron st. Adorned.

Also, against tbe petition or E. L. Stevenson and others, lor an alley between Exchange and Carroll eta. from Mich Aid. MERRILL, from toe Committee on Local As menu, reported in favor of tbe construction of a well -on the west side of Walnut street, between Clinton and Wil liam streets.

Adopted. Also, in fhvor of aeceotinc the ororjoeition of C. C. Had dock, in relation to tne well on tbe corner of Carolina and Tenth t. Adopted.

Also, in favorof repairing the sidewalks on the North aide of Genesee street, ttween Oak and Jefferson streets. Adopted, Also, adverse to tbe petition ef Isabella Hay, have tax refunded. Adopted. Also, in favor of Ihe construction ef a plank sirlowalk on ttte west side of Delaware irreet, between Huron nod Chippe a sweet, and of cross walks across Huron and t'a ry streets. Adopted.

Aid. BUSH, from tbe Committee en Fire and Water, re ported in favor of allowing Daniel Daley to erect a wood en nu tiding on ferry street. Adopted Also, in tavorot allowing Kitey Sanders lo remove wooden building. Adopted. Also, adverse to tne petition of Henry Roberts, to liave his stable remain near toe corner of Chippewa and Pearl streets.

Ordered to remove )a fire days. Adopted. Also, recommending mat the petition of Uie Vestry of at. raura cnurcn, fat peranssioa to remove tlx ir church edifice lorward toward Maia street, be referred to the City Attorney, for liisoninioo as to whether tbe Council have the power to grant the prayer of the petition. Aid.

LAMPMAN moved that the prayer of the petition he granted. Agreed to, and Uie report as amended, vas adopted. Aid. BIGELOW, from tbe Commitioe on Claim, reported in favor of allowing tbe account of W. H.

Tifli, Ii. Rham and C. E. Peck. Adopted.

Aid. THOMAS, from the Committee on Police, report ed against the petition of Geo. Metzger, lor remissioo of a fine. Adopted. Aid.

MILLER, from the Committee on Markets, reported in favor of allowing the account of Jacob Emerick at g'29. Aid. PARK moved to amend, by allowing the account at)- On motion of Aid. MERRILL, the subject was laid upon the table. Also, in favor of allowing the account of R.

M. Eddy at 998 9U. Adopted. Aid. LAMPMAN, from tbe Committceon Wharves and Public GrouiuU, reported in favor of constructing a dock on the west side of tbe Ship Canal, from Water street to Buffalo Creek.

On motion of Aid. SCOTT, laid upon the table for one week. Aid- PARK, from the Committee on Licenses. miorted in favor of granting the following tavern licenses, at BIO each O. Youngtove Franklin House.

Isaac Bush. Jr. Farmers' Hotel. A. N.

Larreau Railroad Hosel. C. Lyman City Line House. Cramer Nelson Whipple's Exchange. D.

C. McMillen-Geneseeet. House. W. Wells Union Hotel.

Adopted. a sports or orrioaas. Tbe CLERK presented the following assessment rolls, which had ibem filed over ten days without objection. Confirmed, snd ordered Into the hands of the Treasurer: Filling sidewslks on Church, Genesee and Jackson its. fgllea.

Sidewalks en loth sides of Chicago st. between Ohio st. and Uie canal a 1410 Grading Chicago street, between Carroll and Seneca sts. atJOQ. Crosswalk across Delaware st.

on tbe north line of Niagara st 81. Sewer in Fifth street, between Court and Georgia sts. $23U- Sewer in Mohawk street, from Waabiaglou lo F.Uieott street S)W). Filling sidewalks on Michigan street, from Ohio street lo the canal 14ttl. Filling Chicago street, between Onio street and the canal i3U.

Sewer in Carroll street, from Michigan to Chicago street 450. Curbing ou Michigan street, between Seneca and Bala-via sis. B3S. Sirtewalh on the esst side of Van Rensselaer st. 18.

Crosswalk ac ross Lafayette street, west corner of Washington 8 7.1. KilliugGenesee, Jackson, Charch and Sloan streets 1950. Also, the assessment rolls for school districts Mos. 1 and M-SM0U each. Tbe STREET COMMISSIONER reported that tlie improvements of ths park at the junction of Franklin, Genesee snd Jgoba wk streets, have been completed at an expense of 33 99.

Also, thai Uie receivers on Ihe west line of the Terrace, on both side of Genesee street, bad been completed, at an expense of au. Also, thai ate sidewalk on the weal side of Elm street, between Genesee And Byes mors, bad been completed at au expense of 38. Also, that Use grading of Foiaoui st, from Michigan street lo Kinney's alley, hss been completed at au expense ol M0. Also, that the repairing Yirginia at. had been completed between Cherry and Jerfcrsoo sa.

11 67. Also, that the eou tractor for the construction of a sewer ia Carroll street, from Michigan to Chicago st, tenons Uie completion ol the work, and asks iu acceptance by the Council. Also, tha proposals bad been received far Sonau-ucting i wasniagion street, irom Burma's suey tne centre of Goodell si. as follows: Tboraaa Wood, main sewer Do side do De receiver. James Herridon.

do side etc 3 15 1 IWc 3 34c ft ltHlc 3S 18 98c 80 De main James N. Pinner, sewer fi aide sewers De receivers A. Webster, do Do side sewers. Do main do I. Halleway, main Do SHlca Do receiver M.

Baker, side sewer Do main Do receiver Also, that proposals had been received for grading aud paving Ehn street, between Swan and North Division sts. as follows i James Harridon, paving ft 4c A. Webster, do 3 8-IS Dot grading 4 J. Haltoway, do 8 Dei paving Lack port seoae eft 4 Do do cobble itoae, 8 in. deep 374 M.

Baker. do 31 M.W. Bottom, do Do grading. 7 Geo. Messenger, do 8 De' aewieisa s--'.

ft' 31 Also, that txrmosaU had been received for insaeastrac of a seweNU Elm street, from Geneserst'lo meaorth line OT Tapper st. as follows: James Harridon ft 844c Do side sewer and receiver each ines R. Pinner, sewer 87 Ac A. Webster 7 Thomas D.Wood 8S M. W.

Bottom Moses Ratter. 7t Do side sesrer SB Do receivers Referred to Street Committee. The SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS reported tiie foHowing proposals for the construction of lbs school bouse in district No. 4: Hugh Wheeler Aja P.Pixley.i 4.7SS W. Bottom T.

R. Tilden 4, SOS N. Jones 4.4W J. Harrtdon 4,474 D. W.

Waterman 4374 R.J. Rsndorph 4.333 Also, lhat the desks In the second deparuneat of district No. Rate estireiy Inadrquaat. both la Kyle of construction and number, besides being very mock out of repair, aad should be replaced by each as sre used ia other districts. Also, that the policies of insurance apoa several school bouses will ex pint the 38th of the pmatai snots.

Laid up on the table. Tbe following Comraunicalioa from ibe Board of Health was read: The following lots and streets of land were declared by the Board be aaisanccs ilimgi ions lo the publie bealth. aad it was rseomnModed that msOouncU order said lots snd streets fobs fiusd up for me purpose ef abauag said nuisances: That part of Chicago street Utwtsn Buseca sad Swaa streets tbe vaults of some old privies bmag hrft onea by tin 1 1 asm nf IIS isliiis Lot on east side of Miehigaa stxest.Mwst ay hps Bret, 48 feet north of Gy st. TrseCouacU arervaiiaswl foepesi the guOers oa both Sides ef Morgan street, buwtaa tienesee aad Coassss- Couiscil srMium i asotdsv the let oa Morgan socsst sto. jeto be nlled.

Also, let MS Wfii sllMllsg 'HV Xajs-patsseftase rsgmmi as pasm, mis limns, a tmw lneoptfaewimaet of tbe8tae of fc-w Vork. esMiUrd Aaaet rtAr for the issoreoraUOB ef Isssaraswe Companies the andefsitrned. rrewdcnfcaed the Secretary and Treas- SBBBsaVweeasat-sjessciis: smsb iocorporad by act of the Legislature the Stase few JetseTaobereby certify ttut the ioved ftiarta of Use Company sow oct hand assi belonging tbe Compaay. as lot lows, via 'a thousand dollars. Usiicd Smtes War bmuity p-fos akrvtm ss.sas so bundred dollars.

Bonds of the City of 8aBoUva.lew yes.ltB Jnll. I jt Finx Bnil ami MlllllSSfS UalS seal astase-in theatass of Kew ora. at ssnsadoaMedae anumT toaaea iswsus, (s reouirrd by the rwsrs and regulauowsof UieComoaay flfiy BveUSOMrtd seven boe-dred aad twelve fifty-one- hundredth aoMsse. Roads of the city of Newark. N.

tweaty-seveabuadred dotlars- Firs Bonds and Mortgaaea aa aatntessbiiisrl resil estate ia Ihe stats of New Jersey, worth at least twice the asaouat loaned theieoa. (as realised by the tules and sesmlatiotss of the 1.7BS a aeveaty-aix thousand deed arMl-tweuty-cight seven oottars. First Bonds and MortKaaxs oa real estate In the stale of worth twice the auKmet leaned thereon, ive thousaad tares buadred dollars Aanuity Bond of the state of Msssacheatns, right hundred dolblts. i-. i.

Real Estate aad rtuikluigof the Oosapany at 7LSSS7 SO 88 17,808 88 473,738 87 Newark. N. seventeen cnonsana Notes secured by Policies, aad sub ject to payment or soases by tne umnasiy. four hundred and seveaty-nve thoaesarl seven huadred and nay-nine seven one hundredth dollars. Cash in Bank, sixteen thousand two heauitd and nfty-two thirty-stx one hundredth sot- 18.838 38 Tout.

.781,138 80 Making tlie sum I seven hundred and twenty- one ihonsaud one hundred aad ntty-rwo dollars. Tlie uuiter sumed farther certify, that the business of die CiMiwiauy is tbHief Life Insurance alouu, that it is a Mu tual Company, and has uo other capital Ibaa that received from premiums. Sworn to April 86, 1848. t. kuseki i.

rA iTEKBun rrestwrm. Benjamin C. Milles. Treasurer. fRlTfPIPATE Ol? AtTTHORITY.

Coan-ao Lima's Omcs. AKatr. Anril USth. 1848. Satisfhctot cviifenea having been furnished to ate, that Geofce Davis, of tte cttv of Bunale.

has been duly ap pointed an agent for The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, being an Insurance Company incorporasBd by tne state ot new Jersey, ana mat tue saio uMupauyis possessed of tlMamouut or actual capital, urumpairea which is reauired bv tte Seventh Section of the Act enti tled" Aa act to provide for the incorporation of Insurance Companies," passed April 10, 1848. Now therefore, ia uursuance of the provisions of the Act aforesaid, 1. Washington Hsnt, Comptroller of the Mttneor New York, no hereby ceruiy, tnat toe saia beorge Dnvis ia authorixod.as an for Utn said The Mutual Benefit Ljfc Insurance Company, to issue poliries.scceive premiums, ana iransart uie business oi jtie susuranoe in 1. 11 ui uuiuw. In witness-w nerBot.

I aavs eereunie suoscriaea my Baiue, and caused the seal of my Offtee to be affixed, the day and year first above written. myl4tl7 i W. HUNT, Comptroller. 10,000 Rolls Paper Hangings. Great Western Cheap Depot of Paper, Borders, Fire Board Prints, Curtains, etc.

10,000 Rolls beautlfttl new designs. Why will yon let your walls go bare and soiled when pafwr it offered so low 1 It is cheaper to paper than whitewash. 2S or SO per eeut saved. This is an item ith every one, whether saving or prodigal and a iact thatitcaa be saved. Much of this Pvper is made where tbe operatives, (lamentable fact,) receive but nine cents a day, and they can turn out paper atone eighth the price as in days of old.

A call is also solicited to see Fire Board Prints, Cartaliia, dec. eo match, at the tame reduced prices boos ever leave tbe Depot without purchasing except they regret it. Also, Floor Oil CloUssvatevr pauteraa. These goods are honestly made, in IXtiea, Y-, of Cloth and Paint not Chalk and Varnish and warranted to wear loager than two two ply Carpets, which will he cut any desired size and length, from the spacious saloon of the steamboat to the small private entry ef families. Tte above is no The Paper is ready for in speetion and is to be sold cheap, cheap, cheap.

apl7dAe N. B. PALMER, MM Main St. Ltunjer Lumber I Lumber The subscriber l-prepared lo take orders lot Lumber, deliverable tn Baffalo, free oa board, from the extensive Steam Saw Mills of Messrs. FARMER A DtilLA-QUIERE, River Rowan, on Lake Erie, built byCaem the past year distance from Buflaio PS miles where steamers touch twice a week.

Vessels drawing IS feet water, can load at their dock in safety. The aboveere the most perfect Saw Milts in Canada West, and surrounded by 8008 Acres of superior While Pine, Oak, Sec. Ac. and the prictors nave already expended in tae mills. Is.

Ac, and from its proximity to Buffalo, can etecute all orders itb dispatch, left with our Agent there. Tbe Mill turns out from 83 to 58,088 feet per day. Orders solicited for While Pine, sawed lo order, all lengths, widths and thickness. Also, Pine Timber rot out to order for Docks, Ac. Plank, all lengths under 18 feet; Masts and Spars.

Oak sawed to order; also Oak Timber got out to order, and Saw Logs, in any quantity; Laths and rickets, Ac. Ac. The Logs at tbe above Mills are 18 feet long, which the Lumber a preference over aM other Mills that oa-y saw 18 feet logs-, and tbe Timber in that district is known as a superior article. R. A.

GOODENOITGH. 6 Exchange mayf3tf Money and Produce Broker aud Gen. Agent. New Spring Goods. Black Silks.

Ginghams sad Prims, Plain and Figured Silks, Ble-ehed Cambrics, York ChamelioB. Mills, Linen Lustres, Hosiery sad Gloves, very Chauibrays, large assortment. Musi in de Lain', Also A good assortment of Domestics aad Linens, which I aim selling at very much reduced prices. Tte above goods are now onenina at No. 804 Main st.

In selecting these goods I hsve taken particular pains a mnxe uie enotcesi sna very best selections lrwa the diner- em styles in market. I am now ready to display to enstomers, some of the richest and prettiest styles of Dress Goods say where-te bs round, and am tn nopea to be able lo meet Me tastes ana wislies of all purchasers. Terms Invariably Cash. mhS8 J. C.

MORTCKUttRY. Snperior Ales, Porter and Stontv Messrs. CARNE. CAREW A of Datroir. aaec sb the publie the above ssentioaed Malt Liauors, of a sjualitij HHSIM, MSs MWSW SSyiBlS UlUICIN II, SB0, From tbe long practical experience of Mr.

Casks as a Brewer of ALE. PORTER and STOUT, in the eity Of London, tbe choicest Malt Liauors brewed in the proper sirw lug svaaviw, mmy iss ss ways raiea epoe. To be bad in Barrels, Half Barrels and Ucsrstieada, of W. PENTLAND, Sole Asent for Bocalo, Otfies and Stores No. 18 Exchange BuiUhngs, -opiosite Coat.

Adv. RuiMiags, maylihf Mais street. HOPKINS it CXs. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 81 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.

Especially for tte sale and purchase of Flour, Grslaa, Provisions and Produce generally. H. A Ce. will at all timet be stocked with tbe various grades of Cincinnati manufactured Lard Oil. mylltxt REMOVAL.

E. HOLL1DGB has removed his entire stock of Rooks, Stationery, Fancy Goods, from bis old stand, 81T Msip street, lo tha store. Ho. 888 Mats st, west Bids, six doors sJjovsIvsjx. I take this orumrtunilv of thank Ins anrt- fni si ia ers hst uieir siuu swruoagE, mum nope wiu my eniargra Stl SWCIMCNIII HUIC, IIS SISIUIWI; SJISSW SU HHMUCH US Tl 1 TJ TfTT'T I ill Goods, Worsteds and Fancy Goods generally, to awrwii continued share of their patronage.

JT ir. Rorsapariua, Hsrf Vegetable- tract, SwaynCs Wild Cherry, can be wholesale or retail, as above. -inr AllGoods in my Has will be sold as I sale snd retail as can be loncbsd by any I rin thai city. A call will convince. irr Lsrr Smlet mi SstaU wll KSW G0ODB KBCXmSt AT leVaTATjf IT.

Au elegant assortment of Goods, of SMs Berias's Im portaiion, eonsequendy Fresh and lay good condition. Those wishing Dsssv'a well known sAd approvedrat) le or iisnoenis, can get un ui vy cant JONEyft, apOlf otel. CORNER. PEARL Tbe uttdergigned be and id the Travelling TERRACE, BUFFALO, to announce to his Friends that durlnst the naat ariaisie tne westers note Hons and repairs. udervorie maaV exteaaisa altara.

has bees materially imofoved. both as regards extern pearanceaad ia the Fursitura and leoBduee to the comfort aad aw eajoyatee rerdtsttrs riug it now unsurpassed by say lie country. Hotels of excelled bv Bona in eturihUitv. si iammm. tne vnrrous railroad aad steamboat laod- i ana rsiasara run.

iwaiMM mm otataiynn from, aod tne Eastern Ballroad Depot sad the miirars Being witaut are In look ins: for a eoniinuan tfv. a which helms heretofore been so liberally fovored, Se unsigned begs leave to say, that aoexpenss aad no eoort renoer uie esteru one of toe asoat i tirablettopping places in tbe country. mrt3iser22 IRA OBRORH Carpeting for Spring Trade, a. McEWEN, successors lo H. G.sax-rr opening au unusual large aad isaairae vanjcu, acC.

conaisuag in part of Elegant English Tapestry, Aiaiinnaer Carpets. English and American a Ply. DO Aa ininu ToEether with a very larpe soiumat of tow price Carpets, Rugs. Mats. Sta it Rods.

Table Lines. Lioen Sbm- ing. Pillow Lsnea, French and Esgtieh Tabic Oil Ooths. aw. sec.

Also, Floor Oil Cloths, from lo 84 feet wide good wnnianaijrrsBfirnasffiagi. Wasehoute.a-Q.aia Main at. apIS RUST'S HOTEI. The subscriber, for msoy years the Proprielor of the yracaae Bouse, tegs leave to iafbrm his sricads, that he haste euiewd upon his old business is the City of Syracuse, and wui te prepared to receive Ooesnaay oa tbe 7th day of May at the House formerly kaowf as tte Easptre nouse, now kust'b ftviKb. tor eise ai it can scarce be equalled by any ia lbs Stale, friends he returns hie verv sincere rasa St.

To his ola them sad; the Publie aeaerally. that aw paias er will te spared to lender bis Mouse ia sR sts pet IB. a arsirare au wm receive a Perssrs wiM be Is mwiafcaee osr she srri vet of the Cart and Packew socoovsy bsggsgr te and from ibe Hooae. ssve mrjimvit "tr maVHaiBlt rqiw piusrr. jTewipaper and as XstspUslmssn ft IRK A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

The one half in west of a well astsl litkta IjauvTan-, now purdished is eos of the ases nourishing siues west of Buaalo. togMher with the hah iaierestof a Book sad Job KstaWiehuseot. alssehed thereto, mortared for sale at Iwsais. Toawrssacat baaiaess aaaa aad thoraturh uciuies cad none otter nerd tool with a aa. 177.

of Horn C80P8 to RtMti, tlie above offers more iUau arXaa. rri---l't-'tbei mow ia a thr via eseslitioa, and a aituauon where tte rmstsesa asav toeiteadedfoSlmoMaavdasiied aasnsmt a. a.k TtI til Stars can be obtained na par- applicauaa. i.Tswxss.1 letser. vsoat teohL) fo i ST Sllllllsain.

"-s, Uasisnetcial Ad- ByUdAetBs rsrtiats aei asMsSAfwe Xee's Prlntinjt Cstablijamient'' ssalW RTREET; VBfSXtsfmsaiSAdAAl iZli-JL n.7 xacu is work baths Btasika Reerrrx. rlZTl. Rotas. trL? aTE vr, RV V. i so ssaaoenea sse i for Jfts trope ueat- MOTIONS, OOUTKIS US WMSfBS.

A 1,1. BOtyrr. thai the exnenses. tat iiaeslrar liss a sewer ia FoUoes street be 380, and that Ave freeholders be appotaied to assess the same. Adopted.

Also, that the ground ftoating ea tae north aide ef Oat-roll street, 174 feet front, on tne corner of Miehigaa, fee declared unwholesome by reason of water standing tbeistia. and that tne owners tnereor tie mreciea toruiwiui at aoass the same by draining into the sewer la carrou street, aad if not done within five days, the Street Oaasmisaioncr to do the same suejs expense. Adopted. Also, same asm les froauaa oe the north asde or Carroll 50 feet front, 1-10 teet curt of Cbiusost- Adopted. Also, same as to lot fronting on the north sks of CaneM sc.

73 feet from, 396 feet east of Miehigaa, Adopted. Also, smae as tn lot frontinc on the north side of Carroll Best, sa( front. 174 feet east of Michigan. Adopted. Also, same as to lot ironong on tne aorta sa of uarron street, tti feet front.

174 feet east of Micican. Adopt ed. Also, same as to kh fronting on tne norm sue of uarron at, IDS footfront. S784 fret east of Michigan. Adopted.

Also, same as to lot fronting oa the aorta side of Ctirrtoa street. 144 feet front, on tbe northeast corner of Clin too and Kim to he ni led or nraineo wimin nveoars. Asopssa. Alsn. same as to lot oo we west sule or ajoner st-, mi feet front on fne north corner or rolsom M-, as nned or drained within five dava.

A domed. Also, determining tne expenses ot tne lot lowing woras and ordeiins assessments lor same: aeceivers and sewer on both suies or uenesce si. oa toe westerly side of the Terrace 04. Repairins Virginia st. between Cherry and Jefferson 14 SO.

Abating nuisance on a lot on the southeast corner of poutn uivuuon and uu sts. Grading and oiling Fotsom from Mlenigan street to Kinney's alley Adopted. Also, mat tne street tjonirniss toner be ru reeled to open the gutters oa bom sides or morgan st. and repair said st. oet ween court ano tenesee.

Anopsea. Also, thai orders be drawn on the fund ibr tbe sewer ia Mohawk st. Ibr 87 in favor of Isaac HoUoway. Adopted. Also, on the fund for constructing the Bridge over the Ship Canal for 300.

in favor or M. W. Bottom. Adopted. Also, on the fund for seams curbing on both sides of Michigan street in fsvor of I.

Holloway, for 3U Adopted. Abu, on the fund for nil ins CHicsjio st. from the canal to Ohio street, for fiSUO. and on the fund for tJllms sidewalks on both sides of uncago st lor in lavor of Baser a Hose. Adopted.

Also, oa the fund for sewer in Carroll from Micbi gan to Chicago for 400. in favor of T. D. Aaopteu. Also, on the fund for grail ing snd Ailing Green St.

In flivor of James Howell for 43. Adopted. Also, that the Street Commissioner I directed to eon struct a receiver at Use corner of Lock steet and Terrace. snd a branch sewer therefrom, to connect with the Lock street sewer. Adopted.

Also, that he be directed to repair the paving la we gutter on lite Terrace in tront of Use Temperance House. Adopted. Also, Hint lie directed to repair Jacksou street between Genese st. and Wilkesoti's slip. Adopted.

By Aid. MERRILL, directing the expense of the follow ins local works, and ordering assessments to be ssade: Constructing sidewalk on the east side of Michigan st. between Eagle and Norm Oi vision sts. 3x SU. Same on tlie north side of Elm st.

between Genesee and Sycamore sts. AS. Repairing plank sidewalk on the east side of Washington between Chippewa and Tupper 8. Adopted. Also, that the owners of land on both aides of Clinton street, between Michigan and Union streets, cause tlie sidewalk to he graded and a plank walk laid thereon iu fifteen dayn ice.

Adopted. A ItfO, Uiat the owners of land on the east side of inney st, between Beueca and Swan, cause a ulank sidewalk lo be laid in ten days, Ac. Adopted. Also, that orders tie brawn on the fund for constructing plank sidewalk on the east side of Fourth st, between Carolina and Virginia for 4, in favor of John Rogers. Adopted.

Also, that the Comptroller be directed lo place the a mount of orders drawn in favor of W. B. Hart in payment for damages for oiening Chicago street, on interest, when interest can be collected on tbe assessment roll, on condition that tbe city have possession of the land forthwith for abating nuisances and working street. Adopted. By Aid.

LAMPMAN, that Messrs. Baker at Rose, contractors for Ailing Illinois street, from Elk to Perry, be ordered to finish the filling of said street according to contract, forthwith. Adopted. Also, that the Telegraph Company be ordered to remove the telegraph posts from the corner of Ohio and Washington streets, within Ave days, in order that ttte public may have die full benefit of the light, Ac. Adop'ed.

By Aid. TIFFANY, that the Clerk be directed to draw an order for 10 on the fund of School District 7, snd one for 35, upon District No. IS, for renewing policies of insurances. Adopted. Also, lhat the Superintendent yf Schools be directed to procure a suitable number of new seats and desks tor the use of the second department of School District Mo.

S. Referred to School Committee with power. By Aid. THOMAS, that the services of Constables to attend steamboats and cars be dispensed with, unless the boats and ears pay the expense. Adopted.

Also, that tbe owners of land on the southerly side of tlie Terrai-e, between tbe warehouse occupied by Messrs. Pratt Co. nnd Die Watchhotise, be ordered to lower the sidewalk in front of their respective tots to the grade of the i okkv, ww iiwic me Mine simin sb Aoopien. Also, that the Street Commissioner be directed to cause the sidewalk in front of the Watch-house to be flagged with lckport stone. Adopted.

Also, tnat tne Board ol Health in anticipation of tbe prevalence of the cholera in this eity, I and they sre hereby authorised and requested to take such precautions, and to make such preparstions as they deem necessary for iu proiier treaunenl; nut before renting or erecting any building for a Cholera Hospital, the said board report their views to the Council. Adopted. By Aid. PARK, That tbe Finance Cotaatitlee be requested to settle Ith the City Treasurer for ths last fiscal year, and report to this board at its earliest convenience, the amount of funds in the Treasury upon each aad every fund, heretofore created and standing open and unsettled, Ac. Adopted.

Also, that the owners of wood, lumber, limber and stone lying in K.llicott street, between Clinton and Baiavla be ordered to remove tbe name with In two days, Ac. Adopted. Also, that a tavern license be granted to the Mansion, Merchant's Hotel. American, Western and United States at 15 each. Adopted.

Also, that the owners of land on the east side of Elm at. between Clinton and Batavia be ordered lo repair the sidewalk in a substantial manner within ten days. Adopted. By Aid. BDS'I, that a license be granted to Richard Bulfvmore te sell fresh meat at 1-29 Main st.

Adopted. Also, that the lot on the south side of Exchange st. MJ; feet front and 174 feet east of Michigan, be declared unwholesome by reason of water standing thereon, and that tne owners be directed to anaie tne same by draining or filling within five days. Adopted. By Aid.

PARK, that power be and is hereby given to tlie several canal boat Inspectors to cauietsny host or vessel obstructing the mouth of Uie canal leading into Buffalo creek, or the mouth of any canal slips, to be removed, so as not to obstruct the passage of any canal boat, and to have all other powers delgated to tlie Harbor Masters, so lar as relates io me immediate vicinity ol the canal or sup. Atiupteu. rtfPlNISHKD BUSINESS. Aid. SCOTT called up Ihe report of the Street Commit tee lor sewer in uenesee street, and it was adopted.

S. G. Walker, H. Loveioy, Silas Heminway, John Cook and O. C.

Steele, were appointed to assess 3411 ror grading roisoiii street, and tot sewer lo olsom street. Tbe report of tbe Commissioners for widening Pollard at was called up, and tbe remonstrants heard against it. R. B. Heaeock opposed the report of the Commissioners, and denounced the lacasure as one of supreme folly.

Aid. MERRILL said that he should never have thought iu iiufjiuveuirui in question, mil tor mi. ueacoca, who it the oldest parent it has. Reuben B. Heaeock sug gested mis improvement last year, and urged its impor tance upon uie cireei toiumitiee at mat time.

He called upon some members of it and took them uoon the around to show them tlie importance and desirableness of tbe improvement. The report was then confirmed, an placed in the hands Of tae reasurer for days. Tbe repoi of the Committee on Fire and Water grant ing permission to J. Hume to erect wooden bailding, was canea up ano aoopiea. Tne report of the Committee on Wharves and Public Grounds, in lelation to steamboats working their engines si uie qswi previous to leaving me naroor, and an ordi nance prohibiting; the same was called unand adorned.

Aid. PARK called up the petition for the sidewalks on Ohio street, and offered a resolution that the walk be constructed within fifteen days, from Mississippi street to wss ireea. ueierrea to iviamittre on tsx-ai A roents. The petition of D. O.

Baker, asking that tbe Canal In specters be invested with power to keen tne canal clear. was called up, and a resolution offered, giving the Canal insieciurs me power asseu ror. Tbe report and resolutions were adorned. The petition of C. Athearn and others asking to have the fence of R.

Starkweather removed, was called up aad iticticu wic -tLiirvi votnmittee. Tbe petition of E. Crook er was called up, aad a resslu turn authorizing a walk on tbe east side of Kinney's alley to se consiructeu witnin ten aavs. Adopted. Tbe Council then adjourned un til Tuesday evening next.

PORTOF BUFFALO. ARRIVED Mav IS. Steamer Oregon, Chapman. 1S1 bbts flour WO Brown 137 do A Hitchcock 174 do Weed at eo ft bbls beeswax 18 do flour Kinne IS bxa seJera-tus A A Miller IS bbls fish. Will isms, Howard A eo oo a in oo noor, Steamer Ohio, Capron, Sandusky; 100 bbls flour HoUey A joonsoa lisj do Heynolds A Deshler 07 bbls pork and swu Ht mucs dvsp nutter DM oo A UNA St eo bbls eggs 3 kgs buuer 1 ck raeon 1 box siass Stiles Coatan 4 kegs butlar Barney A CO bbls seed Harden tt Flags.

Stiajner Kcy-Sioae State, Richards, Erie; 8 bandies sheep passes res i avsTUturu. 8 learner St. Louis, Wheeler, Chicago. Steamer Dispatch, McSwain, Stanley; 1 horse owner. Steamer Rochester, Lundy, Detroit: US bbls Sour tl cks ssnes nnos saeoa dws pone 7 aegs butler 41 bss tobacco 4 tcs 9 bis bacon Holt, Palmer A eo 37 Ms wool Parker 47 bxs glass Glenny 99 bout aams do oil Gardner 51 live hoes Fleehaitv A ejtcamer Nile.

Pierce. Chicago; 90S bbls aoar boxes sun- uriesi dow tonaiies sesi ice nams a ass siksim HmI. Palmer A eo 3 bbls flour Deaa Rtcbiuond kUD do ksef owTnoerg eo odis nour owner 4 kegs hotter ifrwn niiots nour a vrucos Mackinaw Sv bbls fish Munser A W'lllard. sheamer Fasliion, Evans, Erie; IS kegs buuer Ms wool A bell, A co 1 bi eggs Bement A Raden 48 bths mmnmm i oo scoops la do scythes 17 bxssses "es A Wheeler 1 bx cks glassware Hooker, Fees-ham A Barnard 8 bxs glassware Hah, Padmer A eo I box oil clotb i pattern 6i Walbridze 88 boxes aiser, iwrrow as eoat baas etay Davis A Sksnoo I bx aggeS Smith hear Mas Mo sonstl SthastibMerSdo Steamer Atlantic. Clemeet, ftes-ioaer GTMcSwaia, Pt Dover; feet lumber Bcboooer Sandusky, O' Brian, Detroit, 98 staves Hsr- j- CLEARED May 18.

Steamer Nile, Pierce, Chicago. Steamer A Patcoin, Wluuaker, Chicaso. Bieaioer Empire Stale, jlasard, Detroit. Ssramer Oregon, Chapman. Detroit.

Steamer Canada, Willoaghby. Amberstbers. Rsramer Bunker Hill, Morris, Toledo. Steamer America, Howe, Sandusky. Steamer Fashion.

Evans. Erie, thasgr Despatch. McSwain, Pi Stanley. Steasser Eiurmld, Tosog, Chippews. -Brig Philadelpbia.

Daaa, Pt hurwell. Brig Crooks, Cameron, Detroit. Brig Chicago, Birekrw, Chicago. Schooacr Billow. Boas.

Pt MaiUand Scboooer Emily, I-angicy, Erie. Schooner Bruce, Owes, Detroit. SchoonerS Ruicbard. Reson. Toiedn aehasiier Mdae, Richardson, Cleveland.

Schooner Farmer, Bass, do Sehooner A Myers, Myers, Erie. Scboooer Eflort, Zimmerly. do fschooaer Anrvle. Ferris. do Seuooaer Paooq, Howe.

Mil wanker. Schooner Hazard. Arnold. Burwelt. Sehooner Favorite, Mercer, do Bchoooer Western, iorhall, Chicago.

ii -rcui(M, onefl, stowan. Schooner Susanna. Baker, Rycrse. Schooner irrnra. Bmnehard, Saduskr.

Bchoooer Harwich, Wilbur, Toledo. Schooner Adrian, Lewis, do Ff ra jasrel Marine Ixtaarsutee The DE-LAVVARR MUTUAL SAFETY INcANCE Cof Philadelphia, continue to uasure BtMldincs -mil mhsrTie on Vessels and Cargoes on the most mvoraMe awais. at a. Ageat. RoRUo, Jarmary 18.

1648. atpUtal iaaltty S3" JtmtsBj wis he the Wswraws tbrsx, RaoavJse-iRfi oa afosassv.the Hum, aad uissilV two weeks. Tbia wui ha tus lest iwiasjinssl vvsM sn omciAi. rtm or nu ctrf. WEDNESDAY EVENING.

MAT 16. 1849. ID" far reading natter see fint and fourth pages. ii i i ii ii i Tax Riot i New Tosh. We are indebted to fripnds is New York a brace of communications firing minute and wail written accounts of the recent riot in (bat city.

Tbe fint. written Vr a townsman, waa delayed on the way. and came to band 'after the long account copied front the New York papers waa in type. It waa therefore useless. The other, received this morning, though no doubt intended to be written in entire fail iisas.

to us at this distance, and not participating in the general excitement, eeetns imbued with too much of a partisan spirit. We care not one whit about the merits of the controversy between Foaaasr aad Macbkad and their respective friends. Whichever is to blame is of no account. Conceding that Foaaest was shabbily treated in England, and that an organized con- was stared into bv certain parties there i 1 to put him down though wo have no belief thai such was the fact that will not justify, nor ex cuse, nor palliate in the slightest degree an in fraction of tbe peeea of New York. The great mass of the people throughout the count and in the city, too, we have no doubt, look with min gied contempt and disgust upon the whole matter.

The only questions in which they feel tbe slightest interest are, was the mob of a violent character? did it threaten destructive consequences? was the employment of a military force absolutely necessary for its suppression? If all these questions most be answered in tbe affirmative, there is no more to be said. The loss of life all will deplore, and such loss is made more deplorable by tbe fact that many innocent persons are among the suflerers. Bat better so. better that five hundred bad been killed, than that the oity should be given up to the uncontrolled fury of a mob. It is alleged that many most prominent among the mob were mere youngsters.

So snach the worse, aad so ranch the greater necessity of repressing it at once and showing by a salutary, though severe, example that mobs will not be tolerated. It is also said that the whole difficulty might have been obviated if Macrkad had not persisted ia paayiag; that there was reason to apprehend an Utburst, and that the part of prudence was not to provoke it. All that need be answered to this is was MacajcsDt business legitimate, and waa he in the performance of it entitled to the protection of the laws? If so, to have yielded to the threat of a mob weul3 have been base and would have been a virtual abrogation of ail con etituted authority. If a theatre can be shot up by a parade of popular violence, so may a church. We would not, of coarse, intimate that tbe two are' entitled to equal moral respect; but in law a nob, threatening destruction to life and property, is no more defensible because it assails a theatre than it would be if directed against a church.

In all ages and all countries their origin in play house disputes aad the quarrels of indivi dual players, have been considered a striking evi deuce of degeneracy and corruption of morals, and have been noted for their licentious, turbulent. fierce and destructive character. The Circensian quarrels constitute the roost disgraceful and bloody episode in tbe history of Constantinople under the Greek emperors. We love liberty, and would not magnify every popular excitement into a mob. But from all the nsjoonou ws have seen of the aad events in New York, aad the evidence adduced before the Coroner's Jury, we are constrained to believe that the authorities did not act with undue precipitation.

On the eontrary we are fully persuaded that their resort to arms was justifiable, indeed demanded, under the circumstances; and we are net less persuaded that the resolution then dis-played will have a good effect not only in the city, but In the country generally. Our only regret is that a matter so paltry in its origin should have 1 A I I i. lew te sucn uepiuraoie results. -M Tion. The Cincinnati Gazette is calling attention to tbe anomalous political condition of California and New Mexico.

In California the evils resulting from the fact that no form of goveinwssnl in that territory was provided at the last session of Congress, will be felt less oppressively on account of the search for gold constituting tbe chief business of its population. If the best possible form of government bad been provi ded, but little heed would be given to it, and if the military Governor sent out there, with the forea at his command, can succeed in preventing great disorders, and giving tolerable protection to life and property, the event may prove that the omission of Congress is not much to be regretted. The people of California, during the season of uau earner, craiptuwr em to luiermit meir gold hunting, have tamed their attention to the formation of a provisional government, as was done in Oregon. They may not succeed, but they' will, at least, indicate their views and wishes en some important points, and so materially les sen the difficulties hitherto experienced, and which threatened to be well-nigh insuperable toe way or mining a territorial lorm ot govern meat of Congress. In the meantime the general public interest is protected by the sxtension of the revenue lawa ever the country.

The condition of affairs in New Mexico varies essentially from that in California, aad is much more complicated. Of this country (ho Gazette speaks as follows: Congress has passed no act extending to New Max ico any law of tbe United States, and that territory so Car as it has any government, is governed by the meiicnn paws iq loree wnen tne treaty was made, nod which ware guarantied hy it. Tbere was, pro- namy, a mere parmeuy organised government in New Mexico, than in California. Santa Fe. the seas of govsrnsaent.

aad the country along the Rio Grands, had been longer settled, and had a much larger- population than California. Yet the govern inent there, is inamcMnt, ui-smtSd in its operations to our people who go there, and they feel for its officers tittle respect; and yield to them a reluctant obedience. The government has no moral force, and tne mass of toe people consirter it meritorious to counteract tut oparsUoos. There, as in California, vacancies in oJness, weave the appointing power was eteresnju ny tne general government or Mexico, which no longer exists, must necessarily be Ailed by mm peouip. There is another sad greater difficulty to contend with at New Mexico.

A conflict of authority of jtniNiwiMBi mm wwen uuw exist in CslisuraM. Texas claims that all that part of New Mexico whicaJUes east of the Bio Grande, including SsataFs. the seat of governmeat. aad the lanrest poeuoa of hs inhshttnate, lies within the borders of The Isftslstare of Texas ergs nixed it count r. and has seats judge there.

The ne- of New Mexico are averse to the government of ana, retaetng ppooisace to las taws or ttisi Btator 'asaaaSS snsm msir own laws. 1 no Judge of Texas, howeves. senaiaoes there. He holds no court exercises no authority but by permission of tne ruling powers, as ails tne columns or a newspaper pabJisaed there, with discussions of the light ef rasas to toe country, fresident Folk tavored tne cloioiof Tsxsa, and did all he eonld, without law, to satstiliih aer right. The Umteu Statsa save a military force there, and lately had there, also, a military t.iovasauf.

ant precisely wtnMjunsaicooaai extra ad by the military, or the military Governor if there Be oate now we know not. Not long sines some steps were takea by the pea-ale to form a Bases govern assnt for themselves, but law ws hear nothing of lata, aad. therefore, it taat tM project tatted. (Jwrog to tne oooniet ol ju-. nsdictioB betwssa the United States and Texas, greater uimeuiry wui as expsrieaeed sonamg a le govstnmsnt in New Mexico than in California.

We do not know what position Gen. Taylor snd his ace in rcjattoa to tae ctaisa of Texas, and sauaot say what civil eathorittae the military re would snsrsia aad arotoct. ia case ofooUiaiaa lietaseii Mlneiiii acting under toe laws of New Mexico wewsoosceiaox isxaa. Thees difficulties must be eontiwif at TV." Texas prevails, thsVsla. verv to extsaded ever the un.ir tr wary, the people are left inform aveenaaeaTfor wilt sbssvsi eadauisa- JaTTnreeapenawto of Collector.

Poet taster m4 Sab-Trsssarsr Jar New Turk r-itv llfasllir ayasw to ftra vary gaaeral sslitfacaai, Ths grists s. however, js aa weaptwa. and its grum- atlaf iseasely eharacteristic. firas the af those appointed, aad ajleat -v- This is not exactly what war expected, but It ia rag tot wbxnae tMaakf ettfcat the agony is Had bad the aUiaa af the emcee aaee-M weald haaa ssewT soese diusrsace ia the wan as ia tae persons bat let that Kwm Xma. Zxnm.

Msirhsr the Saturday's -pu, 1'jaJays iaeae ef this pape. ha. eoeae to bvL sssi est iaimiry leant: that so packages af V4M smassMor salarfbeisln this city have -'(jaar Wattk Fast OSes. What is ihe nat" 17 mmmnmu: fiasads af the 'JEratrats Jg- tars, as wsBsa. ssuaaltea, -r rT tas k'jfcfr Jha saAtnit aaiegy tea sCT -i 4 t-j A jaa is 84 the and Fiarr Boat raoa Like Ebie.

Tlie canal boat Scot land, via Tonawanda, betongiug to the American Transportation arrived Saturday morning with a full load of flour, ashes, and provisions, and this is the -first arrival of produce from ibe lake. AT. Y. Omr. A Exesuawr.

We are gratified to learn lhat Mr. Mere dim has restored Capt. Knapp lo command in the Revenue Cutler Service en tbe Lakes. Capt. R.

has been twice throwa out of service for being what be is. au indomitable Whig. He now reside at Racine, but should fortune favor. Intends to make Cleveland bis future residence. Cler: Her.

We are Indebted lo Howell, weigh-master, for the following statement: Property passing east on the canal from May 8th to 14th, iucaisive. Flour bbls 8U.tt Wheat bu 83,687 Corn 43,043 Boats passing east in the same period Destined to Troy lag to Albany. 173 Intermediate ports tl Total number of boats weighed from May 1st to 14U1.684. Rock. Ammr.

CocNTtarsiT. Quite a large amount of notes altered from somedefunct Michigan wild-cat bank, to the "Stark Bank," Bennington, sre in circulation in this city. The name of the bank it removed from the bill by some pnxss, auu wars nana suDstluiiea as is also "Michigan" before Safety Fund.on the top of tlie note.and "Ver roont" printed iu iw place. We understand several bills bave been presented at our city banks, and that arrests have beeu made in eastern if ies for attempting to mss the same bills quite recently, which leads us to suppose the gums bii cirmn-r utMr. avc.

Cleveland, May 14. Canal receipts: flour 8979 bbls, pork 84it, whiskey 066 dried fruit 13,008 lbs. butter 91u. lard 88.394. bacon -ri SUf- sugar mobisses 88,158, ashes 3177, iron pig iron 113.

400, nails 41, 4, nails 41,804 glass S8.4H0, uo tiers ware 38,000, coal 88,327 bu, wheat 6364, corn 10,890. Sales today: 4308 and 1308 bu corn 40c; 30UU bu do from store ci ww nu wneat tee; sou bu barlev 43c; 40 bbls pork 8 73; 10 kegs butter 6jc; 13,080 lbs hams 5c: SS bu dapples 30c; 180 bbls tine salt tl.P. Dealer. Toledo. Mav II.

Tbe market dull prices declining sale 887 bu Wabash corn atloat, yesterday, 38c. Wheat in limited demand sale 137a bush Wabash from store me. No tales flour by wholesale. Prices ranging according to brands, from 3 88 to 3 83: sale of 17 bbls at 4 1-2 DsTaoir. Mav 14 The second week in Mav.

and the weather atlli nnOi ar able for farmers' work, and outdoor business men. The first shipments of goods by canal begin te be received here for our merchants. and we anueiDate a busv time for few weeks to come. The receipts and shipments at this point for the week arc not large, but comprre favorably with last year. Tte following are a lew of the principal articles received ny antral road lor tne onrt nine days in Mav Flour bbls 6,814 Ashes lbs 36,187 Wool a 888 Pork 88,113 Whiskey.

Lumber ermm rrmwm. Chic-aoo. Mav 18. The market for the past few weeks has been so languid that we have not been enabled to furnisha review. The transactions have been almost wholly confuted to shipments and sales from store; tbe amount coming forward rum use-interior ncing nominal, freights ruling so low together with receding prices, bave kept back what might uumwipc nave rcaciKu nere oy wagons, tnougn tne roads have been far from a condition te be inviting to farmers.

The receipts by the canal are not heavy. Some lota of wneat stored along tbe line, bave come forward, and been transnipped below, and a few toads of corn have also ar rived. Wheat would have commanded SeVa68c, for spring.froin wi. now vi several sates iruiii store, delivered on board, daring the week, at prices ranging from 89 to 63 CCII IS. We learn the trowius rot is are most oroniisins thmuch out die interior, and bid fair to equal at least those of the past ssason.

so, Ooas Some few torn from the Illinois River via tlie canal have reached here, which have commanded fair prises. Tbe Princeton took on a lot of some 8008 bu at 84r. Oats But few arriving, which are taken at prices here- tviorc given. 9 BraffiilQ Horticultrural Society. MAY EXHIBITION Tbe First Exhibition for 1848, ot im tsute snisrv iss JSCS rtmmrr WSS-SSM, on Wednesdsy, nay 26tl, 1849, Commencing at 9 o'clock P.

M. and closing at 8 P. M. Tickets of Admission, as usual, lxi cents. Member's rickets, admitting the whole family of the member, to all Exhibitions of the Society.

1 to be bad of tte Treasur-Sf, Johs R. Lee. C3 Articles intended for exhibition should be sent in oeiore i o'clock uo the day of exhibit km. IT Tte Indies' CkmnnHteea wiU bush at Mc Arthurs' Garden, at o'clock A. the day of exhibition.

tnyltUSS C. F. S. THOMAS, Rec. Sec.

ftr Oity JHiper copy. Staple and Fancy Dry floods. At Osa acoteh Wore, S10 frfala street, The subscribers have Just received by Railroad and Express, a new sunolv of apply eft Al comprising tn pert LE ANO FANCY DRY GOODS. 100 splendid Crape Shawls, from 4 30 to 30 per arrival of the Sisters, direct from Canton. Elegant Dress Silks MouBseuine de Lsines, new style.

Bombazines and Alpacas. Scotch and French Ginghams. Bonnets, Parasols and ParasoleUs. An immense quantity of Laces, Ribbons, Gloves. Hosiery, Ac Also PARISIAN VISITES new and beautiful styles.

uircct iruni raris. ONE PRICE JOHN MURRAY A myl4 Scotch Store. 318 Main st. ITTo Book Binders, Blank Book Hs MBlaeturers, eke. THE subscriber has for sale sn extensive lot of Binding Tools, new and second band comprising the following items, viz: Two Ruling Machines, with clumps sod pens.

One Fsnhossing Press, with the dies antT fixtures complete. One Cap Job Printing Frees. One Cutting Machine. Four Cutting or Lying Presses, with ploughs sad bars. One pair large Table Shears.

Two pair large Hand Shears. Three Sewing Benches. Hammers. Folders, Shears, Plough Knives, Bodkins. racking Irons, Saws, Rrushss, Ciue Pots, Ac Ac, ad 8 lao An sltiftnt and choice assortment of Flanhis AUUBS.

BHSSW among srhsch are over 88 Gilding aad Branding and f8Stumps sad Scrolls, together with Gur-rs, Polishers, Pallets, Brass Type, aad common aous, a ntehsrs, Tyne. An opportunity which does not press est to any person wishing to The above articles are all in ny wmca ooas not onen occur, is here establish a Bindery. sood order, bavins fas- to the Biaasrr of an extensive Reek Publishing that has recently aiscootimied that branch of its ss. Thev WiU bs sold arsnv. all ia Irs.

to smU purchasers, at low prices, for cash oa approved srssH. wsm as. stsuvw, book winder. urasiBeni isi aavertists uuiKh sops, leialo. deer bUT Bo mPOaTER T0Y8 FANCY GOODS.

Warrsti Bryaal, 14 Rial a at, Buffalo, HI GOODS, rv variety he sold as cheap as can he pneehasvi in any market. Ma svsssss. yitJ AtlMtsVTA4ax4l CTHiiatppi Tslempa. Ooan-euag tbe principal towns and cities ia the Union. Princal office No.

I Exchange tweet. epposiM Msasios sranca once mo. uemrai vt narr. I eesrfastser.ee of those Aotns basiaesa oa Mas k. a Branch ofaee wiH be keM onen at No.

88 Uentral barf. Rasa the 1st day of May the 1st day of Somber, ia each year. All despatches left at either of tbe offices, hetween the rmurs or A. St. snd r.

win bs panetuailv forwsrd- ea. auaaio. April an, use. apstf The eadenisaed hss soened a vard rhr th. sale of Bituminous Coal, at wholesale sad retail, mtmr the foot of Brie street, aad oa the westerly side of the Shis .1 a i i viuna sws7 wmw ssusi la.tv.

v. SSADBOCSL No. 898 Main aad at tte office of 1. A. Btossoa, eor- stroi rrtssiis tso dwsb ns.

ucstmeraui, tovs. oeetr JUHS BUL.tiLc himaetr snd etiers. Sugar Cured Hams. A verv suotrior article. nut uo 1 1 missis for fnii.

These If tan are eared by an entirely new process and win seep ia any ensnare- ra sane py tne tierce only. fA 1 S.IUM1N FITCH, apUf Mo, Central Wharf. cirsou, mrocmTELt. too. COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANTS 35 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.

Bluppers desuiag fo eoosisn Prodnee tn ahons, u. amy obtain advaoonof itridersigoed, with wivaexe-af snbs tn mmmr VMSn.lbS.lA CHARLE8 D. GIBSON, etwltf On tte dock, foot of Uoydsree. i Hoyal Bsuak af Irelaxxd) ssey remmed te the old country; country CruaasJrloney.Coii. Rilsscsf Rxe.sssn.

JtOBERT C4 Bank Ageoey. f8 Main st. aprasif tJUmmr subscriber oaers ZTZ ua "smnergn arasahe, of Croat to acres. Assa.S88 aa aha iw aad-Bnffato Flash Road, la has frost I x8 acres. Tl asaswarastiaaaMrresaoasts threw auhrs woat tteeitr aad are Rrat rats la ads for s-anfeusiiw.

A liberal rmdir if sot sold will he renled for term of years. For aursher particulars iaauire of ttte snhserlbtr. Ma. RS lWt street. aplAtielS HJMCOCsCfc S3' Cash silismudhy jTsa.Raprttaeaata.speeri ace West, rniieigsuil Is aha for sale ht the astrra Mar- ana, ywmrnm er Vssssls aesirlng Wasat.

at aav as Iha W'saura aorss. suaplwd with sisnaroa aiailicetiee sa ihe OssR aaav the Shis CaaeJ- Iou- a ShsBSB I Itoc iv r.essi be Red MassBoaas A3tffcwirfor. iu rhich oae iwho many ueatns in tne nayuen army. killing great number and taking many prisoners. and nearly capturing Soulououe himself.

His ar my was entirely put to rout. On ths 21st April the town of Asua was recap tared, and General Santa marched across the lines which divide the two provinces, expreeeias: his determination te be the aggressor aad to kill every prisoner he takes. Before the change of affairs, provisions arriving at Port aa Plstt aad other Dominican ports, ware compelled by ths authorities to be sold at vary tow rates Euuned by them; since ths battles, however, it has risen, and on the 37th had advanced 25 per cent. A. Cower.

4r SritAXex But Tkpx! Most of our readers recollect that, soms months ago. John Scott, professing to be deaf and dumb, mot with a serious accident te this pises. Since that time, he has bean treated by sssas of our cintens as aa object of sympalby. He was writhing' un- uer tne severest pain, aad both deaf aad dumb, he eeald enhr express it by signs. By degrees recovered UBtiL With the saufues nf rnitvhoa cenld walk his room.

About this time be was ta ken with the typhoid fever, which reduced him so low that for a time his life was despaired of. Im fUaitav lkf mT- vf' cnange, anai asms Urns daring tU aigfat, Mr. Covmrlan. the geatie-aaaa at waeas hoaas hs is sUjiag. was swaksnad by a aoiae ia thaaick 1 hlnf bad happened, to bim, bs want npTiamIS atsly, nnd sttsart as it may seem the WeT fr "lci.JW as tier, fsetry as any one.

Since be Una to JkJlL says ha was about few years oM wbe. hmSi the sowar of speech and aeariar. mm as for ftsears.ostr saarsf Vfs kaew stst whsi a say. It strikes as. as one of the atest ssawalr-v oo-earreases an record---jtrAeTrrs' laaav Tmi.

the Dominicans attacked them (on the 16th 7 A jJraJta 111 SlJV a airsaunyns I.