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New (Means, from iu proximity to has felt the excitement arising from the agitation of the question of annexation more deeply than any part of the Union. There is bat one sentiment on the subject in that part of the conn try, but there exist great differences of opinion with regard to the actual eon cjitioa of the negotiations now pending. The Jefferaonian maintain that there is no doubt whatever respecting the trinmpbant ratification of the raeasare of annexation by the government and people of Texaa. "We base this says that journal, not on vague surmise not on babbling cor resvoadeats HMtonaineresnsiMcwnofhaman motivesnot on such trifling and unexplained incidents in a great drama, as the rumored movements of Asb bel Smith, or other Texas agents bnt on pontivt proofs, derived from sa authentic and responsible source. The Texan Executive has expressed the opinion that the matter is settled beyond any contingency and our government has been so notifitd, and so understands, if its official organ may be credited.

An application from Texas has been made for the troops of the United States." i Tne Picsynne, it will have been seen, has followed op the whole proceedinijs in Texas with a close and watchful interest, but evidently not without a little anxiety as to the result. He has no faith in the assertion of the Jeflersonian, and the Conner agrees with him in cautioning the people not to place too' much rehence on any of its declarations. That paper condemns the proceedings of President Jones, and has no conBdence in any of the assurances given by him He intimates that the Texas executive, at the very time he assures the people of New Orleans through an ''authentic and responsible source, is capable of asauring the Mexican government that an nexation to the United States snouKt not oe carriea into effect, provided Mexico would recognize the independence of Texas, already guaranteed by Eng land and France. At all events, it is clear that he is dereivinr one of the two parties. He does more than confine himself to the simple ofler of udepetv denea or annexation to the people of Texas.

He as sures each party alternately that he at in their favor. With these things before our eyes, we are, accord ing to the Courier, compelled to believe that the rela tions of Texas with our country, are, at this no nient, ia a most carncAt, cootitioji. The treaty with Mexico has been concluded. The object of that treaty is to prevent annexation nexation which offers no douceur to the placemen in Texas, no means of directly advancing Texas scrip, no operation out of which the men of Texas are to be the immediate gainers. If the United Stateawere treating with men before the fall, and Texas was a Paradise in that sense, as it is said to be in others.

we might anticipate a speedy result favorable to the views of this government. But, in the meantime, who knows what "Leperous distilmeut is 'poured into the porches of their Who can tell what often England, ever ready with her purse when she has a point to carry, has been prepared to maket what commercial advantages? what snug fortunes to parties interested! what honors and profits await them if tbey will only consent to keep aloof from all connection with the growing rival of Great Bri tain Indeed, if the fate of this question rested with the government alone, Texas we imagine, would be lost to the United States. The wishes and intrigues of il government hswever, are of little consequence nnleas sustained and sanctioned by the spontaneous movement of the people. And the people of Texas are not so easily addressed, nor, if reached, so easily bought, nor so indifferent to this question, as to allow their office holders by office holder we mean a Pre indent and Secretary of the State, as well as a Clerk in' the Customs to act for them in opposition to their will, or to prevail upon them to change their views in relation to it. AMERICAN.

"American Republics" is a phrase which we saw in the Washington Union," referring to this country and Mexico, and were sorry to see them. We had hoped that the effort now making to naturalize the words "America," and "American" would meet wilh a response from all American writers. Let us call ourselves Americans, and our own the only American" Republic. MICHIGAN RAIL ROADS. The receipts on the Central Rati Road are some Five Thousand Dollars per month less than they were last year.

The road, however, is 30 miles longer. It is asserted in the Pontine Jacksoman, that the Railroads are every year plunging the State deeper and deeper in debt if all the facts connected with their system of Internal Improvement were known, a vast majority the people would give their voices in fa vor of selling them out. The experiment has been tried in Pennsylvania as well as in Michigan, oi "entrusting the management of a railroad to the State, and in both cases has failed. The reason is very plain. Neither State was able to conduct such an expensive Inxury its revenues were not large enough.

When a State owns a road the rate of travel on that road will be reduced by legislation to the lowest poiut. Legislators wilt not tax themselves on their journeys to and from one end of the State to the other. They travel on public busi ness, and therefore wish to travel at the least expense; paying themselves sometimes double mileage, and reducing tolls for the public good and their own, until the Rail Roads owned by the State cannot do more than pay their current expenses. 5 i COTTON TO Mr. Seabrook, of Edisto Island, writes to the Ed' itor of the Charleston Mercury, that in order to try the experiment of a shipment of Blackseed Cotton to China, he addressed a circulat.to the Agricultural Societies ol South Carolina, and lef ers to Mr.

Calhoun, Mr. Gushing, Mr. Appleton, Mr. Whitney, end oth ers, From the reported difficulty of procuring in China suitable meaus of transportation for bags of Cotton of the size and weight usually exported, and other reasons, nine packages of about 100 lbs. each, designed to be canned on the backs of anim Is, or even men, 1 were prepared.

For three samples ot one Sea Islands, weighing together 290 60 ccdnts were paid for three, 337 a contribution of the St. Helena Agricultural Society, the valuation was SOcenu for the remainder, Santees, 386 the price of 18 cents was given. These packages were forwarded to Boston, on the 10th in the Como, and consigned to William Appleton. These bags were to be put, free of expense, into the bands of different Chinese spinners and manufacturers, with a view to ascertain their adaptation to the wants of their country when fabricated, if the object be attainable, into' muslins, laces, and other costly articles of dress. Mr.

Appleton, of Boston, replied to the letter addressed to him by Mr. Seabrook, that there would be much difficulty in obtaining the kind of information he (Wanted, from the difficulty of communicating with the manufacturers or the people residing out of the seaports. The o.nly goods wanted in China are light goods, such as the English have sheetings thir ty seven inches wide, weighing about tliree and a half yards to the pound. 0 two cargoes of cotton shipped in 1843, the ordinary sold nearly as well aa the higher grade, but now tbey wriU' from Cbiiaa that the manufacturers are willing to pay lor a better article, nnd recommend sending a better qnaltiy. The cotton sent by Mr.

Seabrook foes to Messrs, Russell Jc Canton. OREGON AND THE TRlBUXE. The Tribune of Saturday has an article headed Oregon and the Post," which appears to be intended almost equally for tbe Morning Nrwn and this paper. To our part of it, we canaot be expected to reply, for all who know any thing of the Post, know that it never descends into the arena of pe rsonal cor troversy. To another, and the only other wrt, of any importance, we give short answer The Tribune says "By the wayi the Xetn, on Thursday, araed against the subsisting force ot tbe Convention of the Eacunai, oa the grouud that Great Britain re fused to renew our old Fuhing Privileges on the Bank of New Fouadland, in making a new Treaty of Peace, 1813.

Snre enough, she did that. 6he mig at then have fairly refused us any whatever. But suppose nothing had been said on the subject the Treaty of Ghent, would not our old pnvileg es have existed to this day 1 That is more nearly the Noot ka case." Now, in point of fact, nothing was said on the subject in the Treaty of GhenL That heaty was utterly silent, had not a line nor a word on the subject The British commissioners insisted that the right of fishers was cons bv the war the American commis sioners denied that position. They put nothing into the treaty, each party relying on iu legal rights. So the stood lor four years, and then, try the convention of 1S18, adjusted the dispute by new provision Will the Tribane now admit the force of the argument respecting the Nootka treaty, derived from the eommisuoaera of Great Britain, on the subject of ine fisheries 1 OrATic Among tbe arrivals oa Saturday at the Aator House, we find the name of Mr.

Davis, of New Orleans, the manager of the French Opera Company, who have leased the Park Theatre frojn thn 16UJkw Madame Calve, and the other members of the com sUo arrived in the in all in Comirsett sr Llrlaita 4: Cs. jDncT, Jaae Herewith I send yon lb ni raeamoo of the U. S. iron steamer Michigan, Bow maebond off oar city and aUractinf mach aUeuUoa i length of keel, 1G6 feet 4 itscbet length of deck, t6 feet 6 tnche breadth of beam, 27 feet extreme breadth, 41 feet 10 inches; depth of bold, 12 feet; diameter of wheels, 20 feet 9 inches; length of paddles, 7 feet; diameter of feetj length oi stroke Sleet. V' She propelled br two inclined low presnre ea liset, 83 horae power ncbnd enjoys the reputation of being as fast as any of the steamers on our inland The school moneys have just been apportioned by the Auditer General to the several Oo sties in the state for the year The number of scholars re turned and entitled to draw from the fund is 78,937 The amount to be divided is nearly $30,000.

The school fund of the stale is growing rapidly every year. The constitution of the state lays a broad and perma nent foundation toe the instruction of all classes with the limits of this commonwealth. The school system provides for the establishment of primary schools in ev ery township, and a university with a convenient non ber of branches is founded soon it It was a mi terly stroke of policy which secured the education of the children of this state now and all times by the provisions of constitutional law, The Episcopal convention for the diocese of Michi ran commenced its session to day, the Bishop of the diocese presiding. Some thirty of the clergy were attendance and about sixty laymen. Last week steps were taken for the formation of a tew Episco pal church (in this city) this should have been done two years ago the church tinder the charge of Bishop McGoekry has increased astonishingly and the same remark will apply to his whole The severe frost oa Thursday night last killed the com, potatoes and plants in this vicinity.

Many of the farmers are ploughing in their crops and com mencing again. What effect it has had on wheat in the interior is not known. The superintendent of Indian affairs has published proposals for receiving supplies required to fulfil treaty stipulations with the Indians at the following places Mackinac SrlOOO pork, flour, corn. 1700 lbs of tobacco. 854 nh fcfcla.

Saoll Sto Marie S408 perk, floor, earn. lb of tntmceo, ink obis. Moain of Grand River ll pork. Hoar, corn, 300 lh of trdneeo, 93 fih kbit. Grand Rapids S5O0 anrfc.

com. now, lftIO iba of tibeco, 1i Aih bbl. Up port, flnar, com. La Pmntea (Lake bu Bertor) pork, flour, corn. Slow worth of tobacco.

Green Bay pork, flour, euro, 5,000 lot of tobacco, 30 usa sola. The pork to be one hoe or army pork, the flour superfine, corn merchantable flint, tobacco good and ot less than four plugs to the pound, and the fish bar rels to be made of pine. By this express you will receive beautiful spec! men of copper ore it weighs nearly 120 pounds and will yield 75 per cent oi metal It was purchased by gentleman here, and is intended for Boston. It came from Keweenaw Point. The market hera ta as follow Athea, ptos.tnn fin.

pearl, do, B70; flour $3 87: mess pork 13: prime bbl (10; wheat leares. from wurmi 65 eta per bush; rye, bushel, 40 eu; corn, do, 40 eta; barley, do, SO eu; oata do, 37 eta; clover cad, do I SO; nai, do, 7 as; hide, per lb 3 cli; dry do fl ett; wool, nat and qr. from SO a 03 eu; do, 1 and an, 34 a 3fl eta; do M.aod s. r. flo iu en; atata wnr ranta bearine tnt.

ii per cent, discount; land do, not kear inr Int. 54 to 58 per cent discount: atale scrip 6 per cent dueount The failure of the St Clair Bank has injured very much the entire paper currency of the state there is no foundation for this fear in fact, and in the course ot a few weeks it will die away. Amicablb Adjvstmknt. The difficulties that have existed as to the losses by fire on Long Island, have been amicably arranged. A large and joint meeting oi the inhabitants and a committee of the Board of Directors of the Rail Road Company was held on Saturday at St.

George's Manor. The best spirit of conciliation prevailed, aad the basis of an arrangement, the leading features of which were to purchase a portion of injured wood, to be delivered along the line, and tbe transportation to market at a very low rate of the balance, embracing other matter advantageous to both parties. The settlement of all differences which have existed between the respective parties, may now be considered as being satisfactorily accomplished. The Coluctorship. Rumor, which we suppose in this case is correct, assigns the post of Collector at this port to Cornelius W.

Lawrence. He is one of the best known and most respectable merchants of the city, a man of integrity and character, qualified in every respect to discharge the duties of the office, and possessing the confidence of the democratic party, to which he has always belonged. It is under stood that the office was voluntarily tendered to him by the President. Florida Election. We have returns of the elec tion in Florida, which give these results Coontios.

Mosely, D. Call.W. Levy.D. Putnam.W Leon aad Wakulla. .357 .393 434 340 14H 441 77 279 2tB! il 295 124 2X5 1UH 119 9H lil lJtiO 1US0 40 maj.

liSl 13U0 1031 Jefferson 255 Gadsden '230 Jackson Ill franklin 113 Cmhoua SO nnj. 1216 It is certain that Mosely will be elected from tbe majorities in the countiesyet to come in. There will be a decided democratic majority in both branches ot the Legislature. New Packet buif Pkiscjs dk Joinvillk. The Marseilles line of packets promise to rival the Havre line in point of accomodations for freight and passes gets to the south of Europe.The Prince de Joinville, built by Wesfervelt Mdcley, cabinet furniture by Messrs Young Cutter, will begin her first voyage to morrow, under the command of Capt.

Wm. W. Laurence, an experienced seaman and a gentleman Slaver Spitfire. In the United States District Court Boston, on Saturday morning, the argument of the District Attorney, for the prosecution, was con cluded, and Judge Sprague commenced his charge to the jury about half past eleven o'clock, and conclud ed shortly alter one, when the jury retired, and at ten minutes past two returned a verdict of guilty, re com mending the prisoner to the mercy of the Court. Fire at the Astor House.

About 3 o'clock yes terday morning fire was discovered in the cellar of the drug store of Rushton Sc corner of Barclay street The inmates of the house were greatly disturbed, and a few of them alarmed; but the fire was easily subdued in a very short time. Exports. Tbe exports from this port from May 1 to June 5th, were in value 93,473,990, of which, $330,293 were in foreign vessels. Of the above amount about $1,500,000 were export' ed to Great Britain and her dependencies. The ex ports to France for May were about $365,000.

Asothfh Theatre. Mr. Thomas Flynn is fitting up the old Richmond Hill Theatre, so as to contain 3,000 spectators. He is going to call it the Na tional Theatre." Railroad Movements. BcUoaand Montreal Rail road.

The Meredith Bridge Gazette says of this enterprise i "We have such information from Boston, Salem, aad other places, as warrants ns in saying, that tbe stock will at once be takes when it shall be ready to be offered in the cities, or so much of it as shall not be taken in the country before that time. We have an otter from a distinguished contractor in Mas aacnuselts, to grade the whole road, and take auy iitMiui ui aiocs, we corporation may wian in pay UKUU New York has a direct interest in this work, sue usa inaeea in me construction ot every new channel of communication throughout the country. By intersecting the New England roads through an extension of ihe Harlem road, we would have a rail road route going completely through from this city to Montreal, sutticteotiy direct for all purposes. The Washington Union contradicts in this wise some of the newspaper rumors with regard to Oregon and Texas. Mxi ange.

The papers of the dav are teeming wiin too many laoies, wmco are calculated to excite wmi mev neceiv uie iicuiiir. Among uiese. tv bave no hesitation in naming the following, as far as we are advised From the Correspoaoenea or tne Boston Atlas. London. May 19.

It is well known, and I mentioned the circum stance in postscript ol April oto, mat important despatches were sent to Mr. Pakenham on that day by this government, and it is believed that some reply has been received. In a recent number of the 1 uiHnn Atlas, the subiect is thus referred lo i It is no secret in well informed quarters that despatches have been addressed by Lord Aberdeen to the British resident at Washington, of the most se rious and most emphatic descriion, and that replies thence are expected by government with trie greatest ajxtety. not to say apprehension Lord Aberdeen's obiect is understood to be to hrinethe affair to an iro mediate settlement. Further delay on the part ol Ainerwa will not.

it is believed, be submitted he AUss concludes by remarking that 'Lord Abe "era via itutw on tht monta of tht Uulundia new the quesion of peace or war. therefore, hinges on the point whether President Polk will resign the protetv of the United Suits to the mouth of thai river. This my be no secret in London, perhaps, but we nsic4itiarathermoreofa Secret in Washington la other words, we doubt mnch whether lnrd Aber An doubt, too, whether Lord Aberdeen is so strange a sJates man as peremptorily aa to insist upon the mouth of brated 19lh decree Let us aay with the same boldness with which the London Adas aufar.r.l the secret, mat if the queo. ofK war upon this issue, we go tor wax. We doubt, however the whole story.

mentioned the N. Y. Herald, we cannot believe Much wiser heads than ours, here, do not appear advised of it We cannot believe, bessdesv that Easy sand is so infatuated as to provoke a war with naoa the Texas quest ion, strange as her course has been, and indecent as tbe interference of Mr. Commissioner Elliott has been Mexico. As to FranceiouuBt in any treaty of guaranty, the Conner des Etats Unis throws a wet blanket over it Jjt notices the senrt tnent.

lately ascribed to us Parisian press br Wil mer's "European Tiroes," and it eiaims for France, in esse of senoua difficulties between Farts; pd and the United States, "a strict nestrahry. PrLtof Eunt. Tb "Trastefi of this inttlttrtion have declared a third snrplns dividend of two per cent, payable to the hue atockhoidira on the 20th instant. The Floaters' Bank ot Savannah has declared a semi annual dividend of four per cent, payable oa and after the Sth inot. Uunum Fats InssnaM) Bairn of Savastiun This institution has jsat declared i dividend of four per cent, from its earnings of Ike past su tnonUiA' i Crrxiors Eixrarnoir or AnT.

AmongtheJinterev ing exhibitions of skill at the great Anti Corn Law League Bazaar In London, is one which is thus spo ken of by en English paper i i William Greaves Sons have furnished one specimen which we will attempt, to describe. It is a solid bar ot steel, showine st one extremity about six inches ol steel. in its first erystalized state after faring. The next six inches exhibits the same bar of steel, drown oat under hammers, into a round suitable for dies for coining. Tbe orxl six inches into a square for edge tools, ice Tbe next octagon, for chissels snd turning tools.

The next triangular, for machin ery purposes. The next Bat, for table knives, ccc. c'll .1. 1 i about 13 inches long the whole highly polished and nranmn A U.n ilu firat six inches ot the raw anhardened steel, which is left in its originally roogh state, as an interesting contrast io me nnisnea Olaae at the ether extremity. Caittai.

PirfosHMKSTS. We reioice to find that the late borrid executions of rrminals are exciting a feeling of diTgntt throutihofc' It is fell that the hangman has done his nest (or worst,) and man is not reformed. The more the hanemaa does tbe more he gets to do, ttatil every now and then a feel ins of satietv comes over the oublic. from whom rymeu are chosen, and they take reluge in verdicts of insanity, dui me lact is, all criminals are insane, which is no reason wby, when they are proved to be miscnievoua, they should be sutlfrea lo go at urge bni it rv mnA Ii ihpv should be treat ed kindly and not vengetulry should be kept out of harm's way, in fact, both on their own account and on that of others. There is no greater remnant of barbarism among ns thtin our criminal coae irorn oe ginning to end.

It is, in tact, pure unaauneraieu oar bariam. We stand out among so called enlightened iahle reliel. as the hanging na tion; and it is a tact, that we have more criminals for our population than any people among whom records of crime are kept With those who think It no sin to bans, but a right and necesarv, though painful rlnlv ihia (art nlirhl to Weigh heavilv. It is evident thry don't gain their ends by it they don't deter from crime in proportion to the number of their executions, but, on tbe contrary, are dared with at least one, often two or three fresh murders, to say nothing of thefts and minor offences, for every time that they erect the gallows. Will experience, which guides us in every thin; else, carry no lessons to us in matters of life and death in laws which, for better or for worse, have their effect on every member of society 1 We do not believe it.

War, which some people are just new talking of, is bad enough but it is not all bad. for noble virtues and heroic conduct (which we could wish to see otherwise displayed) are from time to time manifested in it. But about hanging there is no one even insignificant feature which for a moment withdraws the view from its mean. craeL coarse, vindictive character. Are we wrong, then, in hoping and anticipating, as we certainly much desire, that we are near having seen tbe end of it London Economist.

Westers Fbek Trade The steamer Frolio. which was chartered by the Union Fur Company, of Ihe city of New York, and despatched, in July last, to their station on the Yellow Stone, returned here yesterday, after an absence of teu months. On account of the extreme low water, she was unable to reach the point of her destination but after pro ceeding about one hundred aud hlty miles above on Cieorqe, on the Missouri, put about and returned to that place, where she was detained seven months, tne river being too low to permit ner to aescena. Captain Dicks informs us that the winter was remarkably mild, and very little rain or snow had fallen The trappers had been tolerably successful in taking beaver, and the hunters in killing buffalo. The Frolic left Fort George on the 9ih with about seven hundred packs of robes and furs, but the river was so low she was obliged to return and ship them on Mackinaw boats.

She left asaiu on the 11th. and whs overtaken bv a rise of three and a ball feet in a day or two after, which enabled her to descend without further difficulty. She brought down about one hundred packs robes, and about sixty trappers and hunters. The river commenced falling again, and on Sunday morning had fallen fouriuches at Westou. Tbe Mackinaw boats will be down in a few days.

St. Louis Rep. May 2S. Arrival of a Steaxboat from New Yore at Daxvillk. On Wednesday morning last our citizens were surprised bv the aniearance ot an iron steam boat on the canal, direct from New York, on an experimental trip to this place, loaded with merchan ise.

Ihe putting and hissing noise ol Hie steam en gine created quite an excitruient among the spectators along the wharf, albeit our people are accustomed to the operations, of steam. The name of the boat is Phremx, and she is commanded by her owner Cap tain Low. She has Erricson's propellers attached to her, and her engine is of twenty horse power. Her wnote appearance is neat ana substantial, being anoni the size of a large tide water canal boat. The captain inlormed us that he started from New York on Tuesday, the 27lh ull was nine days on the way, having been detained at least four days, partly by a break in the tide water canal, and partly by boats be ng jammed in the Pennsylvania canal on account ol lie low water.

He also stated that both canal were filled up to a considerable extent, with sand and erxvel, so that his boat repeatedly stuck fast, ahbouch she scarcely draws three feet of water. It Ibe canals were thoroughly cleansed he thinks steam power might be advantageously applied lo their navigation unu uy widening tne cuannei a tew boats oi hundred tons bnrden and upwards micht carry on iterative trade along theusquehanna, by shipping freight as well as by towing common boats. The locks he considers wide enough for that purpose. The l'limaix was loided wiin pis metal, and returned last niglit for New York; but her owner has concluded not to make another trip, having met with too many obstacles on his first excursion. Danvilla (Pa.) lot une b.

From tbe Albany Argus. The Oreoo Feeling The Coi'rsr of ocrPee idknt. li is staled that the English were much sur prised that the bold aud manly declaration ot President I'olk, in hi inausutal, in relation to the rights of our country to the Urecon Territory should be re ceived so calmly by a people so excitable as the Ame rican. 1 et, wuen the cause ol this calmness is fully understood, it will be perceived that this cirenm stance was the highest evidence of the universality, as well as the strength of the popular feeling in relation to our rights. Men who feel perfectly sure thai they are right, are not easily moved.

The declara tion of ihe President created no excitement here, be cause the public mind has been so long made up, and so decidedly in favor of our rights, that the President out gave it utterance. r.very dav events are mam testing that there is probably no question agitated in our country, since the American revolution, upon wdicd. mere was so clear a conviction ol the glaring nature of British assumption. As was emphatically remarked by senator Dickinson, Oregon is deemed as much ours, as the citv and county of New York." This may seem strange to Englishmen; but it is to be rememnered mat tbe Americans are notoriously a reiiuiiig people. hey have for years been accumulating informa tion about their title to the Oregon.

Numberlesi have been the books of travels which have teemed from the daily and periodical press in relation to the Oregon country. These have been sought atter.read wiin avidity, and however untnunded some ot the information conveyed may be, yet these narratives have all served to fasten that calm, deeo conviction among our people, which has become a part of their nature, so deeply is it rooted with all their memories, and all their associations. When a people have been so early educated with a ouestinn in which their country's rights may be involved, it is not dif ficult io unaersiano now calmly they receive an on equivocal assertion ol their rights, though it may eem usurpation to other nations, who have rival claims. i5ut we may add. such men.

"Knowing their rights, dare It was remarked that tbe strong expression ot Sir Unbelt fee; on the Oregon Question, was received throughout England wilh considerable excitement It Is clear that the subiect was being aritatea! there aa a popular quest 10a tor the first lime, and though it is probable that ministers would be sustained, in an extreme couise, by Parliament, and the few thousand to whom tne right ol suffrage is confined, yet should they change their tone and yield largely for the sake of peaceable adjustment, it would not excite much lermenl in Lngland. The truth is ministers with the very large majority such as Mr Kobert feel has in the House ot Commons, can feel sure of being sustained in every thing they may propose. The recent strong vote by which Sir Robert Peel carried the appropriation for the Catholic college of Maynooth, against, as is freely averred, tbe public sentiment ot England, shows the independent power oi a uruisn rremier on au que: tioos. both of foreign as welt as domestic policv. By the laws of England, members of the House rf Commons hold lor seven years, unless sooner dis solved by the Queen When a minister gets a House that obeys his edicts, he is in no hurry to dissolve the old and call a new farhament I his peculiar strnc ture of ihe British government enables an able prime minister to act independent oi the opinion ot the great masses ot the people.

1 hey may bx clamorous. but as they have no votes, their opinion is regarded as ot little moment. Here, on the contrary, and therein lies the great difference between the Oregon feeling' in the two countries, the President from the potency of an ex. suffrage and the frequency of elections, must be controlled by tbe public opinion of the people, which was not mistaken oy tne present caecntive, when he was inaugurated President of the United States. SSSI The Mmum or Kjbtii.es In the county at Washington, Alabama, tot tar from Mobile, the lossii remains uf a monster in the animal creation have been discovered by Dr Albert C.

Koch. We find an account of it in Dr. 's words in tbe Mobile Daily A I 1 k. 7...7 AU.tril.Kl I. uB 1, .1.

Ull MWWIUS manii, in honor of Professor Silliman of Yale College. re follows ot' the monster "1 have succeeded in bringing to light the very near.y complete skeleton ot a uutst colossal and ter rtlile reptile, that may be justly termed the kmr the trigs of rtpt ilea Its length is J04 et the solid portions of the vertebnpare trom lo J8 inches in lengre, snd from 8 to 12 inches in diameter, each av erasinz 75 pounds in weight. Its elongated iaw r. armed with out less than forty incisor or cutting teeth, four canine teeth or tangs, and eight molars or grinders. Tbese teeth fit into each other when Ihe jaws are closed, and it is clear mat tne animal was of the ear nivorous nature.

The eyes were evidently large, aud were prominently situated oa the forehead, giving the animal the power of keeping a constant and iminm snirh for its avev. The body had memluwa attached resembling paddlesor tins, which in proportion to the size of the animal were small, and were rfmhtlesa intended to propel the body ot this enor mous creature through the waters of those Urge rivers or seas which it inhabited and frequented. Each of these paddles or fins is composed of 21 bones, which wm in nmna iswB irvehr articulating iointsv The ribs are of a very peculiar shape and exceedingly sn merons. They are laree limes toe utCKBessat use I Tb Trenton State Gazette, says a note made its appearance two or three days since, parporting to be a note of the Plaicfieid Bank, bnt which in reality nad been altered tmm 'be 4 rain ward sank oi New York. Tbe were roughly done, yet they would probaWy escape the sou fie of many persons The name of th Cashier was wrong A lvrs, instead of A Keoeti.

The signatures were badly done The Giette also nays that lens of the Chemical Bank of New York, altered from oaves, are in ctrcn cr of ed a tr 'fst! 9 rlV Wen I beeu tht mr pat week. It sold at 1 vr ii; jn to cema, a'xroTTiinaio mauiij i Tna Tn night of Wednesday afil I Thursday but, seemed lo be ite climax Ot a to.d I backward season. The n.ht of ThnrsdaV was so cold that ice formed is this village the 4th of an men I ub is. ovr itiucni ue cans was irons niu depth of 1 2 an inch. All gnrden'vegetables, capable being injured by iroat.

ihat were auliicienuy advanced, were destroyed. Cora and potatoes that were an, were em down to the ground, bnt wilt 'per rtaps in most eases recover, nut has sonerea ac verelr. Grace, vxiwnt in anim necnliarlv favor position, is destroyed. Apples, save those that were protected by leaves, worn blsstrd and will mostly fall ottl and the some mar be said of Peaches and noma, i i rf f. i oprms; crops ana ueraen vegetaoic ,1 awira, aaa me severe u.

aauea muyn of iscoorageroeni. "a city, i be case was submitted to a referee, who re Uardner. I ported in favor nf nUint.ir uc Wheat and Grass promise well We hear ofnoth ins hkelr "Se "Xtr I a up wciiucr i sow s' i Teseiaiion a atari, UMu wiui v'v mwikicu growing season as we sMneiimrs nave, may give as a better harvest than has been anticipated. Ni agara ixmocrat, June 4. CVmnt iir BT THK PstEaillF.llT.

a aar I Benjamin iJavis, Register of the Land Ofhce, at Pat Warner Lewis, Register, Dubuque, Iowa, vice Wm Seotti removed. Stephen Lsngworth, Receiver, Dubuque, Iowa, vice Thorns. Mcrui'kni, removeo. Charles Parker, Surveyor of Revenue at Snow Hill, Maryland, Vice Ueo liudson, removed. Jesse Williams, Secretary in and for the Territory of lows, vice Samuel Burr, removed Edward Johnston Attorney of the United States for the Territory ot Iowa, vice John Deshler.

Navy Depastmeht Orders 6rc. June 8. Mid' shipmanR Shufeldt, leave three months. Midshipman Fred'kP Baldwiu, dismissed the service, for disobedience and eontumacv. June 6 Dr.

Robert Yoong, appointed Clerk of the iMary iara, xsonolk, va. Department or State Washington, June 5 The following information has been received from the United States Contul at Pictou. Nova Scotia "Of the recent session of the Legislature ol this iTovince, a taw was passed, making it imperative on all vessels nasaina through the strait sixpence currency (equal to 10 cents) jier ton register as light duty, whether such vessel be, or be not bound into a port in this Province. On payment of said duty once, a vessel is not again liable for further charge for light duties, eithet at the strait ot Canao, or at any port in Nova Scotia antd the 31 Mrrh The Collector oi light duty at the strait ia empowered to seize and detain all vessels passing through it until tne ugnt duty is paid 1 am apprehensive that Airier from Ignorance of this law. he freauenllv unnrnviiVrl wim means to pay tne duty, aad thereby be subjected io ueienuon ana expense SSS3SSIS1 HocsrNe iURDERS wt learn Irom the Missis sippi Fi Trader of Tuesday last, that oa the 25th instant, the bodies of three persons two women and one man, were found in a flat boat, about ten miles above Natchez, in such a condition as to leave no doubt ot their having been murdered with an axe.

It appears that the boat was occuoied bv the man as a trading boat and that he bad nearly disposed of his Jock of goods or cargo. The murderer, supposed to nave beeu a man employed by tne owner ot the boat, at Vicksburg, but having some difficulty be was discharged, and afterwards come on board, committed tbe horrid act, and fired the boat in hopes, no doubt, of consuming at once the evidencea of his atrocity and his victims but being discovered in lime, and the fire subdued, the bodies were found with their heads mashed, and an axe near bore the evidence of having been the instrument ot death. 1 he murderer, or the one suspected of the deed, was in Natchez the evening ol the 25th utt, and took passage up the river on the tueen City." itf icayune. Red River. The Caddo Gazette of the says "The Maid of Kentucky, which passed op a tew uays since, returned to mis piace last ouuuay nicht.

not being able to get above on account of a new formation ot a raft, which is said to be two or three miles in length. On this boat was a company of the 3d Dragoons, destined for Fort Washita, which returned on her, and are now here, awaiting an oonortunitv to set above. Here ia another illustration of the efficiency of Col. Long's superintendence ot western improve ments His recommendation was followed with 're gard to the Red river, azainst the advice of Capt. Shreve.

and the river is still closed by the reft. That raft was once removed by Capt. and according to ohieiai reKrts, the amount ol money saved thereby to the Government in one year, was more than double what he asks for his patent, by means of which the work; was pretormed. Missouri nep. UjfFORTTjifATB Staok Accident We learn from the Bnllston Democrat, that the stage running be tween Saratoga and rKhenectaay ran on Irom a bridge about two miles east of Ballston.

on Thurs day, and we regret to say that Professor Paine, of this city, who was a passenger on board, was very seri ously, if not dangerously hurt He was immediately taken to the residence of Alexander Wood, in tbe vi cinity ot the spot where tbe accident occurred, where every assistance was rendered him. and where he still remains. Hw bead and back were very badly hurt, nd a large part of the left ear was nearly torn off There were thirteen passengers in and upon the stage, and the rest escaped without material injury. The driver was badly, though not dangerously hurt The accident happened in consequence ot the breaking of one of the reins. There was no railing at the Meg oi the bridge to prevent vehicles from running on.

Livi Toad in a Child's Stomach The Westfield (Mass News Ietter gives an account of a tittle girl. about 6 years okl, an only child of John Brownson, of luissel, vomiting a living toad. It measured Irom the mouth, to the end of tbe body 2 1 inches The body and lowerextremilies5incb.es and the circum ference of the body 31 3. It lived about 12 hours alter its election Irom tne stomach ot tbe little cbtld. The girl for some time past has been unwell, and complaining of distress in the stomach, and has bad violent Ills ol coushing.

1 he occurence thus men innd was on tbe 2inh since which tbe child is better. Thk New Comet. The comet which has been no ticed in the Norfolk and Savannah papers, was ob served by several gentleman in Charleston, at lh' same hour, and in the same direction, on Monday mnrninz last. Ihe comet wis observed on the evening of the 6th ost alter sunset, at the Cambridge Obser vatory, and also on the 7th before sunrise. A rourh computation of it.

elements shows it to be very near its perihelion, and tn have passed it within the Inst twenty four hours, ll will be distinctly visible this evening in the northwest, not far from the bright star Capella, if not obscured by clouds, although the. moon will soon interfere with its brilliancy. Circuit Coi'BT. The case of the United States vs. Caleb McNuity, the Clerk of the House ot Representatives, was taken up yesterday morning by the Circuit Court.

A demurrer to the indictment was filed in the Criminal Court, in effect denying its legal sufficiency. Mr. Hoban began the argument yesterday. We understand the Circuit Court will resume the consideration of this interesting case every tnorn at 9 nvioctc. until the question is disposed ot.

at. intelligencer. Fot Niagara. A number of suns. flS pounders and smaller.) were last week mounted at this Fort.

in accordance with a recent order Irom the. war De partment. This movement is not on account ot any apprehension ot hostilities, bat to ascertain the con dition of the ordnances, carriases, Jcc, and the ex tent of repairs necessary i Buffalo Adv. Rip Van WiwiLa. We understand that this new and elegant day boat is to form an independent line having no connection whatever with any other boat on tne river.

She is owned Dy a company oi young men in New York othercttiesnnd villares on the Hudson. She will come out the 15th of thin month Albany Argus, Friday. Kissiwo The most honorable kisa.both to the giver and receiver, was that wbtch queen Margaret of France, in tbe presence ot the whole court, impressed nnon the llos of the oiliest man in the kingdom. Allrn Cartirs, whom she one day found asu ep, ex clamed to her astonished sttendants; "I do not kiss the man, bnt tbe lips which utleied such charming things!" Sivrrms or Allxii. John' Allen, colored, con victed of murd' in tbe second degree in killing jonn Haines, colored, was th is morning sentenced or uage Jones, to undergo an imprisonment by separate and solitary conhnement and at hard labor in uie eastern Penitentiary, for the period of five years.

Philadel phia Uaze tie, Saturday CORONEJX'S OFFICE, Monday. Probable Suicidx The Coroner was called to hold an inquest on the body of a woman aged about 30, who was found floating in the dock at the foot of Courtlandt A bonnet was found a few days since upon the dock immediately in front of where the body was taken from the water, and it is supposed that deceased suicide by drowning herself. Foumd Drowned The body ol a man dressed in the garb oi the Blackwell's Island convicts, was this morning taken from the East River at the lost of Rivington street It was ascertained to be the body of Henry McKee who fell into the river at Blackwell's Island a few days ago white pushing a vesael.off&om the dock at that place. CoeoRTER's Orrirx. FomrD Drowtved.

The cor oner was railed vraterdaT mornirur to hold an ui quest at No 13 Sixth street, upon the body of Michael Larkio. a native of Ireland, aged 63 years, who was found drowned in the East River. Verdict accord ingly. Fatal, The coroner was called to hold an inquest at 25 Hamilton street, on the body of Geo. H.

Shaw, 23 years. The deceased had been for some time in poor health, and yesterday got into a milk wagon for the purpose of taking a ride. Shortly afterwards the horse took fright, and started off at a furious rate. The deceased arlempted to get out of the wagon, and is so doing he received a blow from the wheel of a cart which canoed bun to fall on the pavement, tram which he was taken corpse. Verdict in accordance with the above tacts.

AimrrBEE Case Mr. Wm A. Houston, of 94 Charlton street, formerly of the U. S. A alighting from one of the Harlem Railroad cars yesterday morning, ia Centre street, was instantly crushed to death between the ear which be had 'Vat left and soother which was proceeding in the opposite direction, and which came in close contact with tbe former at what is termed the break.

The accident occurred about 9 o'clock. The inquest will be held lo oiorrow. Cocbt or CosiaTon Vuaaa Before Jndges IJiah oefter. Iograham aad Ingli i Decisions OaAley va Xeilson Tbe wife of tje renriant some time mce employed tbe plaintiff, (a solicitor is Chancery) to obtain a divorce from her bnsband, who arte eharged with infidelity in relation tea woman in Westchester county, but from considering the charge nntoanded, or from some other esnse, directed the solicitor to discontinue the proceedings in Chancery, became reconciled to her a nana no aad family, aad they were again anilrd. The solicitor then sued the hasbaBd to obtain payment for his professional services, and demurrer was pot ia" denying the liability ot the latter to pay The Coon, in ita decision, stared thai a husband is or bonnet to pay expenses in snch case beyond what is arospecovely ordered by the Court of Chancery, and is doubtful, even, whether a woman eouia be called upon to say her solicitor after she bad assreeded in he naming separnted from her hssnSaari, to rrwnise to par, which is valid.

Verdict foe piaintlff "uicr. fctephen A. Johnson vx H. Dorr and He err naoo er Demurrer The question nt whether the oeiendania' offer to aav to nUmiifT'a eata na taxation was compliance with the conditions of re The deleiuIaBta aim r. rn i mc Miiiuu i i uu, mil they were to oas ail eta th did SO as far aa acaaihU tn naw tK as Dtaimiif d.u ine ioiirt thtnka .1 a not apply to this case.

Th to nav the rn', on taxation sufficient. Judgment for defendants on demurrer. Daniel HiwIim Ti7 i.u. M. Willi (tlilm jiciion io recover iron iwo onicn era ine price of su head of cattle.

denied that party la jhe purchase, and Piper had left the set the renon ZZ. lTJZ'ZZ the de bene deposi'tioVof Hil.on was aamined. Case sent back lo be eontmned ocforc me same referee. Georce Tl rvolin. tin, I .1 I charge of Grand Larcenv bnt acouitted on tbe ground that the property taken was ihe partnership property ot himself and Mr.

Wheeler. Mr. Dowhng now brings action against Mr. W. to recover dama VIUB VKOlsnBt Ult VT H7 ICXUTCI Um ges, laid at 5000, for malicious persecation, as lam ai sjauisj, tor malicious persecution, it WaS Shown that llimwlii miiTnb i kiptiMil last fall, as it should nave said the property was in custody of the Sheriff, he having levied instead of belonging to Mr.

Wheeler. Verdict for plaintiff, 975. Express. Comrvoam rniirrrTMAS Mnndav. June 9, 1843.

Present The Lt. the Chancel ror, ana zi senators. In the matter of C. Livinrston. a hinalie.

Decision further postponed until Monday next Kj i jjeivay and at. anpts. vs. vi Irving and at. respts.

Motion dismiss. aDoeal denied with costs. Mr. Hocus vs. Habersham costs granted for attending to oppose motion to quash writ ot error.

No. 4. L. H. Sandford vs.

S. C. Halsey. Mr. B.

Butler concluded for defendant in error. Mr. G. Wood was heard in reply. Decision postponed until December.

No. 5. S. Grout and wife vs. G.Townsend.

Passeo without prejudice i so. e. A. Lawrence vs. ine Uity ot ftew iork.

GENERAL SESSIONS Monday. Befnr. lbs Seeorrier, and A Idenaea Measscnla aad Dodge. M. 2.

ratterson. Ess. Ittstnet Attorney Trial roe Psvuav. Th.caas of Joseph C. Ashley.

Ma charged with perjury. In falsely swearing is acbancary nit pending la 1841 2, between th. accused aad Abram vna, is uii betors court. POLICE Monday. BtraaLAKr.

TTe boose of c. J. HooMns. No. 25 Allan street, was broken tntn a tew nights since, aad a quantity of silver spoon stolen.

The burflsir escaped. Lamca. Tb. splendid new packet ship Fidelia, burthen I SO tons, will be laaaehed from the ship yard of Wm. H.

Webb, foot of Seventh street. East Hirer, oa Wednesday, 11th Instant at P.M. This ship is ia leaded for the Old Line of Liverpool pack aad will sail hence on the 1st July, uder command of Capt Wm.G. HackstaC Tin Couth bias Muum Edited by oh a Inmaa aad Robert A. West Israel Post, publisher, 140 Nasaaa street I ttia WMMt ml I I linn, th i volnawof the Columbian Hagaslne, we anlioritetfiiy place It first upon tbe list of three dollar monthlies.

It is, both la embellishment and literary contests, superb. W. have sever seen flner engravings in connecnoa with the periodical literature of this country. A tnexxotlnt by Ladd, of My Youth's Best Friend, is on. of th.

most exquisitely finished productions of that gentleman, anda line enirarlni of a Chinese pavilion and gardens by B.H. Glmber, will do th. artist much good loth, large circulation It will aav. Tb. list of writers will bear comparison with any man sine, and they each seem to have taken special earn ia their eommnnicatloas forth, present number.

This Is th. first of a new volume, aad w. honestly feel thst are persuading our readers (or their own good when say "go and subscribe for th. Columbian. ll Niblo's Gasdkn.

The saw spectacle of the Seven Cast lea of tbe Passions, may be now termed aa fairly launched upon th. tide of public thvor. Bllll greater crowds will throng the Balooa this week than urine the hut We are happy to bear that the season tickets went la sack early or large demand aad that, among a class whose posi tios makes their patronage desirable. This is the best evl dene, of lb. coafiilence that the prospectus issued by the proprietor will be fully carried out.

The singing of Misses H. Matthews and M. Taylor, and th. dancing of the embryo Taglionl's, Little Celeste and Faniatoe; the beautiful mile, gorgeous scenery, aad Edge's fireworks constitute an Irresistible attraction. The American Museum presents some of tbe most at tractive features of tbe season.

In addition to the greatest variety of novelties and most interesting aad laughable per formances. The jErlal Gardea oa th. ton of th. Museum is ora of the most delightful aad refreshing places in th. city this hot weather, aad especially as all the seasonable refreshments, as ice creams, lemonades, fee, are kept con stantly oa hand.

If yon go ones yoa are sure to go again. 8D' BsJtssrsatLLa. Tne effects of hereditary Pcrofn la are often exhibited on the faces of children ta th. shape of rnnnine sores and few thinrs are mote pain mi man to see tne naturally lovely conntenanceit ol tnese little ones thus clouded and obscured by a fool disease, Banns Parsanniilla Is a preparaltoa so mild, so sale, so ce ntal in Its operation that it may he administered as nnhesl nay no aumiamterea as UIIHCM Utingly to a child at to an adnlt, and mothers would do well to a vail themselves of its purifying properties on tbe first symptoms of ulcerous or cutaneous diseases making their appearance. It will, feel assured, prove fneacious in all cases of ibis nalnre, if ordinary precautions in other respects sre observed.

The disorder being thus nipped la tbe bud mucb snflaring which might occur from tbe break ing out of tbese treacherous complaints in after life, will be prevented. rot farther particulars, and conclusive of its sa parlor value and eftkaey, see pamphlets, which Buy be ob tained of the proprietors and their agents gratis. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, bv A. B. fc D.

BAN Wholesale Druggists, 79 Pnlton street. New York. bold also at fii Broad' ay, 77 Eaat Broadway, and by llrug gitis generally throughout tbe united states. Ptscssss nr tvs Bloop. We recommend all to try Comsiork's Barmparilla, which is aa excellent preparation fM purifying ibe blood, and also aa an alterative to the system and general Bninc Medkine.

to enable tb system tn bear np against tbe demittaung beau summer, ana trem by resist all Inroads of disease. It it also a certata cure for Scrofulous and Cutaneous diseases. Liver Affections, Ice Price SO cents per bottle, or bottles for tel. same sine aa othrrs charge 6 fora aaving of (M. Bold only at til Coqrt lanat st.

New Piscoveav By which all stoves, and pipes, xmtes may bo kept a let Msck with as beautiful a polish as a coach btaty by one application a year. Jt keeps atoves ano pipes irom railing through tb summer, and lar supersedes tbe nse of paint on every description of Iron fences, iron work, stc Pom only at Hi uoortianat st. Balbkxss asi DaaoRurr. All persons who have had tbe misfortune ta lose their hair, may hav. It tally restored tn iu original strength and thickness, by astnf Oldridge'a Balm of Columbia.

It has been In ns. for the last twenty years, and Is allowed by all who know nny thing of Its merits, to be th best article ever discovered for promoting Iu growth, beauty and lustre. No lady's toilet should ever be without It Bold only genuine at 31 Courtlandt street. Kewar ol counterfeits. Muslins Reduced.

On neeonnt of tb advance of th season th subscribers hav this day mad large deductions In the price of their aunimsn Dress Goods Handsome BrocL Muslins at Is ed; Fin French JackoneU at 2s. H. fc PECK, 847 Broadway, jeDtf 1 corner of Murray street. Dr. Dodinier TF AT ELY Rouse Surgeon In the Hospitals of Paris, ja Joe lor in meaictne and imetor tn surgery or the Fac ulty ot Paris, Laureate of tbe practical school to said fac ulty, honorarr member of tha Anatomical Boeletv.

memh of th Parisian Medical Pociely and nf that uf New York, corresponding member of the National Institute at Wash ington, stc, win iv dally at No. 310 Broadway, Free con ultait ions to poor people af flicted with sursrieskl eUseaYsen. Hours of attendance from to 3 r. n. on Mondays.

Wed nesdays aad Fridays, for diseases of the eyes and tbe ears. Tuesdays for surgical disease ia general. Thursdays for mwwmmvm peculiar so females. ror privet attendance, both on medical aad snnrVeal dis eases, apply at Dr. Bodiater's private office at No.

91 Prince atret, nrst Block west of Broadway. Jo Sweodnp J.B.C W. Soap and Candle MANUFACTURERS, No. 61 stoma street. New York, hav constantly oa hand a large assoruoeat ot the aboea article, which they will sell at th lowest market prices.

waiaaseo eqaai. not superior to any mane tact urea in I city; delivered or shipped without charge for box or race. JryMrrchants, Grocers, and Country Dealers, who are la want of lbs a bore article, will find it to their interest in can oa ns before poreoaaing elsewhere. apS3od3mnp S1LVKR DOOR PJATjES, xvoor umers, kc. The silver la these Plates Is much thicker tbaa that nsnal tynsea, netng eipresstymade tor tn advertiser.

COUNTING HOUSE. CONSULAR AND BOUIETT on AltSf nf every description. COATS OF ARMS, CRESTS AND CYPHERS On Stone Beau, Rings, Silver Plate, noons, sivu Bnadway. mysSut corner of Maiden lane. North western JLand Agrency.

OGDEFf etc JONES, Cfalcane, Illinois. General Land Agents for the North westara Sutes and lernionaa. WitLiaJg 8. Oases. Wiuui K.

Joan a. sl Kimmel Sc. Ererson. NO. 47 FERRY STREET TDoalersIni Hides.

Oil asset LosUTher, Also, Boots, Shoot aad BinguM by th caas. Liberal advances In cask snndeee) craislmments. mvvi ns itipley Sz Itl'Cullough, linn in PAINTS, OILS, WIIDOVf GLASS, DTE STUFFS, ate: miricTtiiiii or Waits Colore. Paint, VerdUsrrl. Patty aad Varnishes, WO.

ia FRONT STREET, NEW YORK, asffl A Kamsey, kneccssars go fl. Ssnttla fresstioa, Wholes si. Poffusaere and Fancy Soap Manuutftajar. and Importers of FRENCH PERFUMERY, If 4 UatidOsa Laae, (Sign of tb Goldes Ross. jaSS J.

B. FOiAfAlAi (fbrnteriy of aSAL.B JFalitoaasIe Frrach stud ladia eoods, 7t BARCLAY STREET. nmySI John J. Brown I Importers aad Dealers ia Hardware, 1 ialaiac; Tackle stnd Fauacr (reeds, 133 FULTON STREET, (corner of NaasaaJ New York. i Asromt for Bay's toeTkn.

my7A 10 WUUaamtreet, NewaKorlu Manufactory of CH1PJIAT" 9IA4.IC RAZOR STROP. OF FOLK SIDES. Boa 11 Prices. SO eena to each, accordlag snaU aad finish. VTholasnl prices, gad, Bg, 7,50, 9 and $13 per dozen.

A rati niiuilasialof Peekat Books, Wallesa. ma, ac. DAXIEL F.tTTEMAXX, "WHITE LE.1D AM COJLOCIX. I MANUFACTURER, Warraioasei 1 1 Ifaiar street. Tf York, JUCH on LUDTREL, the ted in at of IO I I AND ENGLISH.

FANCY AND STAPLK STATIONERY, as 9 NEW kOAK. FRIWi 1 FXSNCH I Lmter frwaw Rio Jnwelra. T3y the arrival this morning of the banjo Eunomus, Captain Mansfield, from Rio Janeiro, May 1st, we learn that the Eunomus was boarded by the United States briz.Bainbndge,. and searched their object being the arrest of the captain and officers ol two American vessel, supposed to have been engaged slave trade, and about to take peaeage to the Uni Sutes. The Utest arrival.

at Rio de Janeiro from IUo de llata, announce mar me tsaenos ayres, nan coomu i Montevideo, and that the French Admiral would cnply, herewith, It abM, offici.Uy known mju i j.r... call I t.J".. Vniti. snr Maldanado. i rimn Rrw maknir bis escape with only SO men.

The Monleviaeonns were un Kin Grande, where they were oral k.ir arms by the BraxiUien auinonuea. L. IJ Co flee, of good quality, very scarce, high prices. Arrtrenl. Brig Mary Walker, Tbonisv 9 days from WUmtngton, NC.With rj Sisn tai Washise rhr itsaSield, Birch, 9 day.

from Snow Hill, with Iron FOX. a Amntotwm rVTirJila XJ; HchT Isaac with yJtS.Pttl. Schoally tiisu, "SWISH Terry, 7 ds An Baltimore with com to jobnaoa fcLowdea. wh, Mr, Bchr Fauliae, tiowiaaa, in. Bchflilas Crane, Jonason, 4 ds fin Washington naval 'to" j.

Nr Sch Mall, Homan, tsius "lihinree, Buraham, 4 as An Oeraeoke, NC, naval stores, toS i. Mitchell. Z.IlTo Sch A Havens, bishop. uu, BehC Thorn, Jscksea, ds tin WUmington, NC, naval 'Anassm Tw nn Washington, NC, naval GsUuTl1' with to Troy. BELOW On.

brig. SAILED Ship Duchess is Orleans, for Havre. Wind W8W. By the Southern Idail. From th.

New Orleans Ficaynso, Jons I. EATER FROM TEXAS. arrival of the steam ship John McCim. Cant Phillips, we have Galveston dates to the 2Sth aafl Houston to the 27th May, inclusive. We give the more important intelligence.

ine u. squaurvu uw waiu luu. The new sloop of war St. Mary 5, reported to be one of the fastest sailers the American navy, was de on me evening oi the 24lh May tor Vera Ko Pjim Slor.kton. The other vessels comprising; uie Kjuaurou ine Princeton, Saratoga, and brig Porpoise sailed on a cruise down the Gulf on the 27th, three days after, and we believe it is Com.

Stockton's intention to look in at Corpus Cbnsti, xirazos Santiago, and perhaps other points on the coast The lion. (J. A. wiCKiine, laie u. I'ostmaster General, sailed on board the Princeton, and the fleet was expected to return io uaiveaion in tne course oi ten days.

Tbe officers expressed themselves in the warmest terras ot me treatment snown mem oy tne citizens of Galveston, and especially with the grand ball sriven them on tbe evening of the 21st nf May. Oa the return of the fleet it was said to be Com. Stork ton's intention to give a magnificent ball on board the Princeton, in return for the compliment paid himself' and officers. Ho one who bas not visited Galveston, could he be suddenly transported to such a scene as that presented at the recent entertain ment, would believe bimsell in that Texas be has heard so much vilified; for there was an elegance and rehnement about it belonging to older and more favored cities, a grace ahown by the many beautiful women present, not only as regards dress, but all the accomplishments which most adorn the sex, that would contrast favorably with the saloons of Wash ingtan or any ot our Atlantic towns. The McKim brought over despatches from Corn Stockton tn the Secretary of tbe Navy, which will be forwarded to Washington this morning.

The recommendation ot tresiaent Jones, tor elect ins members of the Convention, meets with eeneral favor, save perhaps in the West, and it is thought that in that sectios the people will give way and make choice ot delegates. The feeling in favor of Annexation to the United States grows stronger and stronger, and the Iitde opposition that has been manifested is rapidly dying away. The following extract we copy Irom the Houston Star oi the 2 ilh May The editor, after mentioning a previous rumor that Mexican troops were concen trating at San Luis Protoei, goes on to say "Within tew days we have received intelligence from a respectable source that these troops have ap firoached the Rio Grande, and that it isnow current reported in Mexico thai they are to be stationed east ot that river. It is said that the Mexican government is determin possession oi tne country wesi oi toe ue ces. and when the measure of annexation is consum mated, she will anneal to Ihe world and declare that as the territory west of the Nueces is in possession of tier troops the claim of Texas to it is void.

information has recently been receired at corpus Clmsti that indicates that Mexico is playing a deep scheme of We are happy to state here toat arrangements have been made to obtain accurate information of the movements of tbe Mexican forces, and it is believed that our government will be prepared to repel any incursion ot Mexican troops into the disputed territory. It may be that Com. Stockton's visit to Corpus Cbristi and that vicinity has something to do who this business. It would be a good joke indeed were the Mexicans to throw bodies of troops at dilterent points on the Nueces, and so on through New Mexico, and when boundaries finally come to be talked of to say that she has and holds all the territory as far east as the Neuces. Possession is a good deal in aa argument, and it might be well for Texans to send our men towards the Kio Grande to look into bis business and dislodged all intruders.

The thing can be easy enough done, and may save much trouble. Camfxachy. The Mexican schooner Atrevida, Capt. Sanchez, arrived here yesterday from Cam neschy, whiob port she 'eft on Sne brought lew letters, except to her consignees on business. We learn nothing of importance by this convey ance.

The verbal reports irom Ihe city oi juexit were not so late as advices received here by the U. S. brig Somen, via fenracola. Picayune. A laree amount of cotton was cleared at tbe Cue torn House veaterriav not fens than nineteen uiuu sand eight hundred and thirty five bales.

All but ninety two bales were cleared lor foreign pons, would be deemed a great business at any season of the year. fib. Still ih.tf Mm. The emirration to the Oregon Territory bas surprised us all still from day to day come pouring in band after baud of adventurers, until we begin to thiok that the old states must have broken loose and are running ewav. The computation which we made last week, as io the probable number of the emigrants, must be con siderably increased.

We do not think from present appearances, that there will be leas than five thousand persons crossing the mountains this season, and pernaps more. tin dependence (Mo) Expositor. K. i iF hi Atrevido, Sane hox, Cam peachr, Yncaweo, Prats, do; Caroline, Blake, Sabia Mary Wiuhingtoa.Tbompson. St JagodeCuba May 31 Cl'd, ships Mayflower.

Crebtree Goaayplnas, Brown; Rochester. Peabody; Pioneer, Grshsai; atrtoka oee nope, come, sjiverpwa 1 Trieste RaMion, Thompeoa, and Kentucky. Kiieere, Ha vre. rka Weybosset, Harris, new i llama. Gotteahunr Brig Standard, Hui, frermudn.

Bchr Ocuvla, Chnrebill, New book manufacturer, Kn.andMsacnirrsEicnaasa, Hanosar, sear an HeW Hardware, Cwtlery, Gt, Ac. A. W. SPIES 818 PenrWtreet. Are receiving their fail supply of Hardwmiws, and will continue to reeeiv coastant and regular supplies of sow aad tasty patterns of article, in hrll, aad offer them a wholesale at the lowest market priceo.

nctg Oil factory, rrssa. art aad 3T6 Wssnhlnrtora street. SPERM OIL and CANDLES, of nrjl ioality. and also RH FINED sjalai" vm For sal In nackagss ami quantities to suit nnrchasers, by E. D.

TK1JJESE1R jrassstsumcsnirer. "Wll LIAM F. LADD, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, no. li Wail str.eU ith.Citstoni Hon,) "ew Torn 3. C.

ALLEN, ia roars a or WATCHES AND JEWELRY, VVWaeaale and Retail. sjO wall street. stslrs. PIS a TV Alt SEKO 40 bags Sicily fiar sale by mil CHAMBERLAIN PHELPS. 10 Frost W.

6. A BBETT WBOLBSSkB DEALS ENCLISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS, Watch. Jewelry aad PencdCaaaa. Agent forth, asls of every vanery of Bnlloas, Tareads, Kesdles, Bmsno.

Combs, Pins, 103 Pearl street, i "one door below Hanover Scjnare, New York HE SI'BSCB JBF.K, Agent tor Stmcox, Pern I baruia a Sons, Brass Foanders, oobra tbrlea comniei assortasent of BRASS GOODS, of an aad Onish. constsSnf In part of n. ami. I Bias Flash Bank BetM Rna Rntls us 8h and TaMa Fast Do Card Table Hinges Do Camp Desk Hinges Do Piano Fori Hint I lo Fraaeh Proas Hinses Do Rod SoekolCassar. Do bandies tk Rings Do Screw a Lamp H.ofc De idAanrifbl Pallies Ds Rack Pnllie Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Ds Do Do 8hipead Basra! Bolt Scrsw Dnrie Kaona t'anaia Piaa a Bsada Ovale Ends Cnrtaia Class Screw A Carta i Rhus Chamber aad upright Do Rotlesatads Littisg Haadisa SkotstiKsob Ds Sashaa Ds Dnviag i Cranks BeU Pali aad CarrUaas Do Stair Eya sad Sash Rollers Ds Bead Nails Biacket aad Fobssg 1 Hooas It Bail Slides Together with otjoad amnlaeal of Hollow and Japan aod Wans, oas saa rtsaots, slc vc Jul.

waic a for aai on libensj anrass. W. EMBERTON, 100 John street. aplO Naw York. GIWcvHAitlS, 11 AN HKtKCHI IcR's, Ac aeaaaaPriaiad Jaconet Udkts.caa erfbas da saneriB aad eitra Madta Hdkfo It do hgtrlgrosnsdCbockadsad CblMdo I 8 do Colonrrt gronnd aad Vim do it: '4 av Light grouad Crtanoa Caacked do.

Black aad 1 In ri.gfcami iiimtisn a Is. 1 do OisnnsU Mnsiiaa a. Bvtsiana nnd Chkna OiBgnasa rSstoMas ads sst.by BARCLAY A LlVTNGtrTOJf. Also, aaahska Lssbmiln Glngsnan, new stylet fan I 1 eqwtl ew. i tv any ate.

i his No. be ing Ss per and M. of of 1 I I Clothing I Clo.hins!! CHEA? CLOTHING AT CASH TAILOR1 "3 E8TABl.g8BtaiEKX, 144 rX LTUn si usr, ruFBE dtlsess sad snaacsn vMUag ths city vn. lk' 2 LT aatiafacuoa i llSwRaady sti a Garaa aw wiU as kaptsn ly maw lb. best custom worm.

sad TnrosiiM for those who fhrnisk thalr goods, i. rSM mys.p fcniwrlynt injnkast. MTUtrVLiAAi 'lltAilU. rir i 1TEWABT fc CO. have reesfvea, per the recent arrivals, a bur.

assort meat of new and rd. PT'3r imessiiw nsr xneir cnj wm, tb asnet splendid qnaiitv aad nrat Impnrwd this auasna. naks Foulards, entirely new. Do Rick Paris Printed lUlsnrines and Bsjerea. Do MnnsMliMSMUUB or superior quality.

Sa Pnrts ssuts Hnsina loves. Do firoa O'dier's Pink, Bine, Butt, and Lilac nrlntsa Cassbrics, lur Childnsu' wear. Do Printed Jaconets, Organdies, Marsutaee, Tarlataaes, ate. etc i Do 8p4eadid onallty aad sew dasifni of rsal EarUsosi Gisgbam. Do Fancy rfcafs, Msarjllas, Haadkerehleta.

ace. Do Extra Paris Embroidered Collars, Padorlaea, Capos, Lines Cambric Handkerchiefs, stc The above form only a small poraon of tb. larre aad seasonakl. stock of Fancy and 8 tuple Dry Goods daily rs ceiviarat iVo. 887 Brwsislwsiy.

aotns Furniture. J. BESSOrh, Ife. 499 BO All WAT, Retvreen Hroonse sind INFORMS bis Friends and Customers that be has moved lo tint above and is sow are oared to furnish tbe public aad his friends with eleaaat Furniture, of style aad pattern, made In the best manner, and ail of which ia warranted. N.

Ail oidert supplied at the shortest aottco aad he hopes by his atlenlioa lo merit a share of the public patron my 14 np JVenr Carpet and. Oil Cloth Store. Tfm, 64 East Broadway 4c Tl Division st WM. Co.) would respectfully invite th. al ton boa of his friends and those families that hava favored him with their patronage while ia Pearl street, and the public generally, lo extensive War.

Hooms in Ihe spacious sum fronting on 64 East Broadway aad 71 Division street, where may found tb mnat extensive assortment of all tbe various styles of Carpeting, CHI Cloths, Rug Table and Piano Co vers. Window 8 hades. Stair Rous, etc. Families la want of Carpeting or any article in th. I me, may be assured of be enabled to make as satisfactory selections aad at prices lower than at any other store In the city.

B. An experienced upholsterer will attend lo tb making of Carpets and laying Oil th shortest notice. Jed aa NEW FKINTJEIi JACOAKsTtt A.T.BTE1T ART at CO have received a few eases rich printed setters, or new designs aad fast colors, which they oner at and at 6d per yard. Je7 np S57 Broadway. Ladies Summer Dress Goods, Cheap.

MABBETT. MULLIGAN, at Co. bare this day marked down tueir goons in mis line, consisaag of Bareges, Halso rlnes. Lawns, frfastlns. Calicoes, stc twenty nv.

cent lower than tbey have bean selling them, and tea pectfully Invite an early call from the Ladies of New York those visiting the city desiring saeh roods, that they may bare the better selection, it being tbe determination of 1 M. at Co. tn close on Ibefr enure stock of Bummer I goods before tbe season of receiving Fall goods. LINEN SHEETINGS. M.

M. Co. have also a complete assortment of Linen Sheetings aad Pillow Case Linens, from tin lo super fine which will be sola at red seed prices. Je7 ap CrapeShawls and Scarfs. MABBETT, miTJLLIUAUr hav jut opened a large and splendid assortment of Canton Crape Bbawls, om (13 to $1U0 Scarfs, while, scarlet and mode colors.

Also, India embroidered Satin Bbawls, from tfO tn $150 rich India fig'd Bilk, at S3 per yard; India Batins, tor draws: colored aad black Canton Fans, from one shilling lo twelve dollars per pair. Je7 np Iw 319 Greenwich end 71 Barclay sis. jUxcelsior, or Persian Silk Bonnets. THE sabscribore would Inform th trade that they have been appointed sole agents for tbe sale of tbese Bonnets, and shall hav constantly oa band a general assortment, which for beauty, texture, and durability, exceed any thing the kind ever ottered la this market, They are warranted as being manufactured exclusively silk, and will clean, niter, and retain their color, equal to any bonnet made from braid. BTAWTUH St RIUHAKUB, my Hnp No.

90 Pinesn eeL Itich Vestings, fcc. ICase Fancy da tie Bert pa Cashmere Vesting, new patterns 1 Caas Whit aad Buff Satin Strips Vesungs 1 Do Rich Figured Casbmer do 1 Do Small Check do do 1 Do Hatin Binpt aad Diamond anlltings 1 Do Fancy Colored do 1 Do do do Paris and Satis VesUnra 1 Do Plain Black Sattn Vesting. 1 Do do do Florentine Vesting 1 Do New style fancy Linen Drillings 1 Do do do do French Caatimeres 1 Do Black Bilk Rentes. Th. above snorts are of superior duality, and of the latest fashion, selected for tbe city trade, and will be sold quaa ttues io ami purcnasers.

rnua, apM ap 55 Liberty street. Buyers of Cabinet Furniture F. A. BALTIC ER, 167 BLEECKEK. STREET.

HAVING completed a full assortment of ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND OTHER FUR MTURE.of the most modern and ancient styles, would aiost respectfully solicit the attention of those who are in want of a snpsrtor article before pare basing elsewhere. All bis Furniture having been made tinder his superintendence, and ot tbe best seasoned materials, and warranted to ffivesatlsraetinn. mhr7 3mna Uriisnels Carpets. THE subscriber having Just received by Packet Ships New York. Ashbnrioa.

and Qneea of the West, an elegant assortment of Brussels Carpets, of extra sjuality, comprising many entirely new patterns and colors, which nave beea imported expressly lor city trade, particularly re quests th attention of pnrehaaere to aa eismiastMia, prices reduced aad quality and style warranted equal to any in this market.) Carpet made up at abort nobc. GEO. E. 1. HYATT.

333 Broadway, api9 nn ror. A nthenv street tUeorge A. Iloft jom No, 12 Bowery. JOSEPHS. CLOSE, of to late above firm, sole conductor of tbe catting department, and inventor of Ibe celebrated style of the above establishment, takes pleasure ia informing bis friends aad the public geeemlly, that be will coo tin ae to exercise his skill and ability, aided by the celebrated anizans, 8 Swain.

Hoyt, Drake, Kelso, and i Friday, at tbe aid establishment No 1 where tbey would be very happy to see them, having made arrancements for importing the most faahioaabi French, English, nnd German styles of good and pal terns for gen lleuiaa's. youth's, and children's clothing, which will be sold st reduced prices. N. Bv li is our particular desire if eastoroers should purchase any article with which they are not pleased. In re exchanged oe their money returned at their pleasure.

turn wltbln three days tnereatter ansotlea, ana nave tnam m7mnp JOSEPH B. CLOSE CO. Hoyt Store No. 29 Bowery. Youth's stud Children's CletTa xvjl in ST ready made, and garments nf every descripuon made to order all on tbe most reasonable terms, myarnp GEORGE J.

BI RD'S Umbrella and Parasol MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT AND DEPOT, No. 180 Pal s. (opposite Csnaa sr.) N. Y. MEBCHANTS visiting this city, who intend pnr cbasing Umbrellas or Parasols, are la vi tad to call at tn above establishment, and examine th assortment, which comnrises EVERY DESCRIPTION and every QUA LITY, and which the subscriber oners at suck either lbr CASH or on TIME, as can nut tail to rive satisfaction.

mhlliminp GEO. J. BYRD. URN IS INC STORE. Ilnrd Ware, Wood Wn.ro, Tist Hare sued Willow Were.

A eonstaatly supply of articles in th. above line, consist Ingot Tubs, i Tin Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, Pot. aad Kettles, Bake Pass, Knives and Forks, Spoons, i Tea Trays, Tea Kettles, Sane Pane, Coffee Pots aad Cms, Frying Pans. Britt. Spittoons, Coffee Mllia, Weights, Enamel lei Wars, Gridirons, rails.

Tin ttakera, Churas, Tin Banco pa as, Brooms, Basins, Bowls, Callander, Ladles, Candlesticks. Brasbaa, Dutch Ovens, Baskets, Reflectors, Mats, Spittoons, Cages, Dust Pans, Meat Bafea, Tea Canisters, Renigeretora, Milk Strainers, Cheese Safes, Chamber Pails, Mops, Lanterns, Barrel Covers, Wash Kettles, Keeiers, Scales, Painted Tubs. Tin Measures, Work Baskets, wasB Boara. Also, a variety of other article, too amorous tn mention, eoid cheap for CASH, at JOHN JAMIESON'S, viaanwicn st 1 ooor aoov mozray, new orav martnp WATCHES, jeiVELKV AAD S1LVH WAKE. SHADI7IOND uf the late arm of Bena ntcrfc Uanatonn, will eonUna tb selling aad re pairing of fin Wascnes at tbe old stand no.

44 Merchants' Etchasge. entrance first door ta William st. la additioa to their sorasor well oeleeted stock, tber hav jost local ved a snteadid aswttnent of Chnaiiaaiim, Dnplez and A achat Eocapement vvaKnea, in nrst ejnauty. Strangers risiting th dry, ho wish to parens. Watrb es.

Jewelry aad Silver Ware, wilt fad itio their ad van lege call aaa iajma onr sioca. 8. Hamnsnod aaving atleaaed peraoaally as the Mnairlag of Chinoosneters aad nee Watch, is th lass nna of Benedict k. Haauaoad, willcontun in do so, ia Beans boa wilh his present partner, who has ale established a high separation in his proleeema. Inaasoad setting, and saylhinc connected with Jewatrr.

promptly atsended to myga imnp loticc. SAMaTEC W. ItEltEBICT aavlnc dissolved partner. hip with Mr. S.

HammonA haa taken a now aba at No. a Wall street, where he will eatieu th an siaess of selling and repairing An ehroatauetar and dssaas witrbes, clocks, jewelry and sitver war. I'r ksi ssiIl im armngemenl with Mr. Cottlar.waa waafrarssaaa ia th late Ora fur the last three years so that ail chrnoonmiat aad dapku watches reqniring saw work will hav it sot Is en nai to tbe ahsnnai. Jna baa ale asada aa shbbmmmi wilh Mr.

T. F.Cooper, of Luorfoa. so sa la keep eaestsatly nwaw aa asanriaaiasoi awnrwoamilty win Bur. II. Beaes.

who has beea wiibanaBsr ta ksstaU yaaia, ssill Siva hi nrtentioa to the jewelry depanmenL my 17 3ml Hard ware, Cutlery and Stair icoa uepot. WALTER n. KniTII.8 Plait street, eflera for sal at lowest market prices Lorkv, Bolt, Hiagov. files. Screw s.

Frying Pans, ire Inms, Trsres aad Sad Lams. Shovels. Sondes. Rules snd Hoes. Aaeersaad Anaer Bits.

Bra res. I ma Bemaraa. ''v Table sad Pocket Callery. Scissors rvory Knives aad Forks In sett. 51 pieces.

Britannia fl 8. and Iron Table and Tea Spoons. Jnpanaed Taa. Bread and SnntTer Tray. Fin Rose bead nad Griffin's boras Bafts, AKaxafaHaasnnmeat of GonM aiasrd and Brass Stair always oa hand at saaaanscturen' nrkas, ml Imnp 1 Firework Fireworks fMZ subscriber rffar to th public Use larsestaad aanst at.

ll assortasent of Fireworks ia ik. CoU.T7 elrs ami venders reawal. Jo Urtnp as. I HA VI jay I I I tr rtlJDl.ra ur nriTCp "114 Chatham street, comer of Omng." Timothy Hore, for Sao Clr aad County af wsrwTorlt. i OFTTCR, EYENLNQ POST, 33 PWE STREET, VI BtMAAit JBLUJK 50 boseo Na I A'fbr askt by ml D.

T. TUU1ANN, RU VVaoar St. wish is and prsul I i ia aad 3 4 3 1 10 14 i I THK anliseilaers Mae aosimoa of setliae usssr liasai anoda, bav. ssoaeed itae prices fnsa Uils prenar. saader soase ties bartalm.

opsertaalty ka worth aiiaatloa jt all wan may lo purchase Usu ma other fassll" foods. Tkoatnck ssrea, aad is mad. as foods of Tory beatanality superior anish, a aorUoa, of which ass taspnrlsd as far opt ssmil srano. 4 ns a uneaa tor Kblrnnsa, an 4 4 Beosch do vonad uuead, a superior arucU. IS pillowcase Ltaeae.

4 Irish aad Banealy Bbeetiscs, ItajlMaa do otvaHnrieea. Lines Dajnask tor CkHks. do do. 5 8 s7 8 do Napklna Do da do do. spiewfid eaaBty Daasask Table Cloth.

I Beds Daawsk Table Cloths, very beautiful aaslcae Beotek aad Huckaback Toweling Bird's Eye aad Damask do Colored some red Towels 1 tSnletxiU plala and colored qtults. 1 With a (nil assortment of other goods la the hnnsekeep line. Those woo have bansea to furatsk will wail aid fiar taeir tisis las pnoblo in sismlnioe oor stack. iHtt.TR at. je op a 34.

Bwmitway. T. MOjNTHLV BKPORT U' IUJs NEW YOU HEBICAIL ArtDsrRGICAL l. sSTIXCTE, i No. Chambers street.

CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED, lrevoatioa in all rasas of disease ia better than cur, especially so la coaaamp lion, for when Tubercles 3 ImpoteacT Great debility from un wooer habits. Khenmatisas, (chronic) 19 Goaorrhoea. 3 Epilepsy. Secondary venereal. Primary chancre.

Erapttoas of th akin. 3 A ffeettoas of tha beart 11 Seminal wsnkasss 3 The Doakaueai of tb tee. 74 Vaeehsassd. nicerated aad sore legs. 7 Wind aad ssnrsaaa oa the stomach.

13 ExasslnatioBSoftbecbest to detect disease. 4 ease of Small Pax. 9 Seaaauoa of sinking or falling at th. stomach. 9 Opacity of tb cornea, 4 Diseased liver.

3 case, of persona who went nearly blind for years, cured. 1 A man confined nearly a year, aad given Bp to die with a disease of his liver, aad stomach, is hav one commenced to form la tb lungs, tb great majority of rain will prove fatal, nates the disease is promptly treated. Scrofula. (Vatireneos. I Fever.

Bleeding from tha Langs. 4 Erysipelas of the face. 5 Diseases of the Womb. Apoplexy 3 Ulcerated Bona Throat Case of inflamed breasts and state nipple. ease of Incipient con snmption.

1 Curvature of tbe Spina. 1 Bad barn. 1 case of natural cow pox. 1 A ma. afflicstd with fits aad disaineaa In tn head, would fall down a dosea time, a day was given np to die.

Is now at work and welL 9 fUliShenei ia tne hand. 4 cases of Midwifery. SUCCESSFUL 8URGICAL sow well and at warn CUBES 1 I OPERATIONS ft. 3 Operations for radical case for Hydrocele. 4 Inguinal Hernia.

1 Hare Lip. Hemorrhoidal Tu mora te or burning. Fractures. 3 Opera does for Boaintln. I Operauon for Fistula la Ano.

3 Bad case, nf Piles. Dislocation reduced. I 1 Oners boa In remove 9 Tonsils removed. I ties of th lower law Ptrtetures in return. Cured vritbont Cutting N.

B. Female disease a I leaded to. The poor attended lo wilhont chare, every day.ketwasa JnmUo'etock. H. BOSTWlCK.

M. Je31wnn Attending Snrgeon nnd Physician. Aew Goods Tor the Spring Trade. TRACT, COM 10 maiden last. Bear Broadway, are now receiving a large and general assortment Spring Goods, many of them of their own importation, to which they mpeetfully iarit lb atteaUoa of mercbaata from th country.

THEY ARE NOW OPENING Bleh Printed Balxorines; Bareges and Lawns Bcriped and plain Organdies aad Ginghams French Jaconota and Cambric Trench and English Mousselin Lain Rich figure I and plain Fancy Silks Bombazines and datln Lustres Linen Cambric and Linen Cambric Hdkfs English fine Prints of new and beantital tryl Drsp d'Ete French and Bamsiey LirUls New styles fancy Casslmeres 3 4 aad and 6 4 Mack aad colored Cashmeretts Crotna boatings; Crape; Caaiblets Cloths, Casslmere and Veatings, a bsig amailis.at Together wilh a larg stock M' Domestic Goods, embracing every variety usually kept la a ample nonse. rnSSap Silks, jLinens Sc Shawls. TIRSDKT.Ta PEIRSON. aPI ATV now affer to their customers one ot the ii 7m. and best selected stocks of Staple and Fancy Goods, In all the latest varieties of Spring stylos, ia this city, aad from th great pains taken to select cheap and rasblonabie uoons, aaa their mcumes mr Importing and buying oa the most favorable terms, they can offer great inducements lo pm chasers.

U.kF. would particularly call the attention of Ladies and Strangers visiting the city, to their immense stock of Freneh and BRITISH DRY GOODS. SILKS, A choice assortment from 16 to 7 6 per yard. BOMBAZINES AND DRAB ETTEIa every quality. MOL'SLINE DE LAIN 9, owe importation, 1 to per PRINTED LAWNS, fast colors, i and 3 per yard.

SHAWLS, roc be aad Cashmere from ft to 2S 00. Da Baraga Lang and Square. BAI.ZORINES, Bareges, Plain aad Printed. LINEN AND jlAPERS, several eases Just received, at rices which upon inspection, aslnalsh the buyer. RNSLEY SHEETINGS, ail widths from lo 12s per AND large assortment.

SWISS, MULL, NAINSOOK, JACONET, plala and strips MUSLINS, at prices not so be surpassed by any ia the trade. HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND RIBBONS, a most eomplet stock. In all ita branches. CALICOES, American, English and French. SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 9 cases Just opened, being th latest style of plaid.

CHILDREN AND Bilk Pocket Rdknk LINEN CAMBR1CK HUKr from Hid I Milliners and Country buyers Suppliml a ths most liberal terms. 64 and 56 Camais At. mh7 New and Splendid Goods, "few York Cash4 VnHerinin; Estavkllslk gtiemt. IK Bkoipwtv. Tikis nooaa selow tss Faasaun Roost.

The subscribers are prepared with the largest and best assortment of Spring Goods aver before received, to which tbey would invite the attention nf their customers nad use Public Our slock of Fancy Goods is very rich being selected by our rents from the Paris and London Markets for Cash, thereby enabling us to offer the richest and most desirable patterns of every article belonging to a gentleman's wardrobe at th lowest cash prices. We have also reeeiv ed several invoices of Fancy French Elastic Casslmeres of superiorqoabty and texture, and a great variety of other styles, tncetber with tbe innst elegant assortment of Spring Vesttngs ever before offered In this market. Wool Black, Brown and other shades of West of Fng land and French Cloth from tb must Celebes led maauiso tories. Strangers and ether arriving la th city eaa bo furnished with full suit at a few hours notice, aad on such terms as will convince the most skeptical that w. will and do furnish our customers with a full or partial outfit at aa peralelled low prices.

Strict punctuality observed in filling orders aad no deviation in prices. p3 J. C. BOOTH fc CO Scarf. CraYatu, lor Spring Sales.

B. HATCH, 87 William street, larltes the attention of merchants from th. country aad others, to his large and extensive assortment of Cravats, Bcarfs, Stocks, Opera Tie, ready mad Linen, Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery, Underyarsnenls, Oiled Silks, stc. stc manufactured expressly for the spring trade. Merchants wishing to supply themselves with the above articles, will find it to their advnntag to call aad exumia.

niw assortment. rain sp Spring WlfcSON HUNT Sc CO. 82 Williams street, cor. mt Maiden Lame, AHF, NOW HECEIVINO their naoal snppl ol SPRING GOODS, which are ottered for sals at vary low prices, consisting of Superior quality I Hnp colore. Barnsley Llaea Drills, plala and faaey.

Union Drills and low Paataiooa Ltaans Linen Coat Checks, new style Wand 31 lack Union Coat Checks Spot Check Ginghams; Merino CaaslusereS Fancy French and Eng llsh Csmseooa French Merino Pantaloon Stuffs Black aad Mixed Croton Coalings Alpaeca Coatings, varioas qualities Spring Tweeds, single nnd dottbls width American Pantalooa Good Marseille Vesting, printed and wove flgrrres Bilk Cottons, Colored Uainga fc. As Ja'nptf IV W. VUEHY have on hand a choice so keel ion of Family Groceries, ceasisiieg of Green aad black Teas, la vanons packages and of big best grades Madeira. Hberrj and Port Wlaes, ia wood and (lass. Claret of various kinds.

Cbampagne and Hnrk Wines. Old Government Java Cone, extra anattty, Ac, fce, which they offer for nai. at 143 Walker street, or at their branch store 7W Bsnadsrar. mvWnn Cles ant Fnrnltare. THE tt'BSCHIBERS, intending to reatovo their well known establishment in July, la 475 Bnssd way, would invite their customers, aad the public gener ally, to their larg.

and apiemlid essortnv.tof and Wber Furniture, of the tatest Parisian ami other style. This feraitare K. mmxAm o.J.r ih.ir Immodi.ta sonar. This fnrnitar has bean asad under their Immediate snper tateadeace and will compara with any man nfac tared in lh They woald also Invite tbe atteatien of the public to their large assortment of the well known patent svladlass bedstead, as betmt the most economical aad convenient ar ticle ever offered for sale in this city, being perfectly slm pi in their eonstrocOoa, sot np and taken down without I any difficulty, aad preventing eves a possibility of bogi naraaring in taem. swn.nuiini.ibostM Jeahp 45 Bwoaa st.

4 sVswa wast of Hroadway. Harps Removal of Ware, rooms To Ifo. 181 Broadway, opnosite Wuh lastost Hall. F. BROWNE, Maker aad Importer of Improved Patent Grand 6 sad octave Doable Action Harps, arrs to Inform kis friend, aad th.

anaslcai world, ha has as. moved his wamrnrms to th above eoaiasodioas nrsaitsaa aad woald call their special atlmuon to new, naique. ssd boantifnl spodnien of grand 61 octave doable aokoB Harp ae has joat completed. J. F.

B. cosslsn tl receiving the saoet sUttsrlnfl sasd Bmlals from tbe Drat moslrai talent, lenardiag tb penority and great Brilliancy of tone, touch, and perfect finish of his Harps, and haa received tb Fraakltn aaadal of th Philadelphia Society of Arte, lor hut Inn camels ia tht. vary delightful Instrument. Harps repair. Siruscs Masic, Ac J.

F. BROWNE Londna, 9 Broad srsf nad 73 Chambers street. New York nrslsp EstaMisbed 1818. LOJIDOJ1 COLD WATCHES. Fftl, JETATELLED IXTPCEX AUD LEVER KSCAPEMENE WATCHES by Cooper and M.J.

Tobias Co. Just received and tor sal cheap al FREEMAN'S, S89 (CORNER READS STREET. LAFARGE BCILDIftOf! Alan, a spleadid aaseilmist of Sltrltmg 8UrFtrkt, Smtnu, C.j sad Tea Btttt. wumtwmp CACI1ET FURInlTCnE THE SUBSCRIBER ts brepsrW wltk kis BoriM Stork, to snppty tboa. wiahtng tst pans sea 11 nf stylos H.

bas smanCcmred Bt." rigid sopervisioB.of the beat ma rials, which wiw s.r. 11m pturhsKr to grr. ntwe salkm man V'lXm mice. Bnvera will dad it to Ibew tnssrsat ss call al an old stand No. 4 VESEY bT, li.

Y. ALLISON. "WewXphoIstery and Paper Uantjinsr Store, Ifo. 449 Brsndwnr WI" tk I asSa aa a ass ssra an a a hav ops ess tbe ssare mow asnck of Pawf slBgiX Upb torf 'Tm ed Whsaow Shad, bonght at low pnoss smosaa, van tbey will soli at asanau paper mv i wiu I mm r. u.

nponosanoiiiy on bead, an I mtxirm. at rodaasd orieoo. nJnat esooivad aaaaasf assml tolkhes tsltosts tat snlsan Linens at Hcuuced Prices trionds at erw' raieat Fin Flae Tea Tea fe city 8 St as I 1 1 i. "1" a jm REHRIAlr, Tmuui mjt lam as Hardware and hor rT? aad the enM.c, ih Us.l.a ZlT ,717 si VJ their old stand. No.

6)1 Broad J.f ljTTTi 8 waacairui nnrdlwatrsj, Ac. Owlstlot le pari ia Motainaiuee. roresiala Ba'J Baoeepaas, Baser seas. Katu i. fjadlKattlos, i iZ onaa, unouias, shooi rue imne aad assaa.

"pans, Bklmsaars, Braaa, Coasar aad Iroa Cat Beanies, a aadsll xlBdsof Kltanea Farmitar. raticry, ic Ivory and com aw Champagne Openers. Kntros sad Forks, in seta Patent and cosaasoa rocketaad Pea Knives, Its OnU Bat aad leand Itaxt aors, Bcusore, Pruning Bods, sinivss aad gbsan, Garden Tasna.tU.ftc. InpssjinerT. and ceormo Gothic, Toileita Palls, Watst Caasu Vietaria.

ttaaamtrk other Tmys, ta seta and Plate Waraana. atarly. ib atd Deed and Conee Caantstera. ft, fci. UIme Xi Imperial aad siaia Diah Egg Coadlers, rTT levers, ia sets lc Cream.

Jetl aad BlainT nam Carers and Ha. tors, Msnrs Moaldi, leaaaanneeuma. rksrinia.s swr Onrte. Birrlaa. 'Ter and Vssisaa thas." and (JuOee rotv I aaa apoaa Balk.

Platea, It ro at st? dl nxteT Brltaitnilai' wrmw. BilTar alalad Bu. 7 JvatrWo imam VAK. usa OTltl Ladlaa. a kata.

Toast Racks, Candlesticks, stc stroazed Keulea on Btasda and Urns, roused and Berlin Wash stands, ate ate IHipn'. Bbedmid Briaaain lots, Sugus' aad Creama, Cote, rots aad JJrno, and Camasew Leaps, now war) ate. Brushes aad Braams nf al kinds, Door Mats, i Tabs and Pails, otep l.aorters, Door Mats. Clothe Horaea. Skin aad Table Mala.

Wash Benches, Patent Knife Cleanem. Willow Wssoaa. Cradles, Clothes Hampsn sad Baskets, Market and flam BaslceaL Silver, Bpoon aad Ksrsaa kets, Narsory Chairs, ate. Ae. nefrlgeratfirs (a patent art! tie, ventilated oa aa unproved grineiDhtl Campbnr wood and red ce dar Trunks (proof against moths) Patent Ice Cream Free sen.

in aaaiuon to tha asnaa. a a eptom atoek of Bonders'' Hardwrn Tarmtai i. UtewUs, Tools. Sheotimi ,.4 Fiahian Tack wttai great yaxiety of other goods, which will bs sold at to ver mwesl market price. Camhwue at the aw aptW haa rot removed, 'fa dnnre hnlnar Riuhl i aortment of Crorkery Ware aad Glass, at such nrtnlTa ca.mt fbll to nteaaa thorn wishing tona.

XjSjm" and Tailor. 7r i 1,, n.re snii a loaas aa as EE. PRUiDLE, 14 jhB Tf fully iaform. hi. Mend and th.

JLwvJ. VL now opening a fresh and SEASON ABLE STOCK Or GOODS, "T7 which he Invites them to call and eiamiaa. aad which will bsmanenpln th best maaaerand tb Ussst styks. Mae low prica aa at any ether resaeclaMe niaMuhatenl la laa 7J. roa caaa.

T. Havlnf the aaststane, la tb Cattiag Dnasrlsneat, (fa! young man talent and axperienea, geaUasaoa eaa at sand anon bavlng their saimeam nsada la om mmi menner. and with tbe ntmnet giw aad attenuaa. mygap Uottag and Cabinet Furni ture TTanUiactorr Vanresms 168 I'siltnn at. gawTark.

AT this Establishment will be found fall aMortment Fnrnitora, eonaistlne of Bmek Wnlnnt, aad aatawa Cottage Chairs. Dreasiag arenas, French Beds loads. Wash lands. Commodes, etc Also, a fine stock of manors nr fbrnltnie. made afgooi seaaonrd woed.

cnnshiti.g of Sofas, Divans, Otremans, Freneh Parioor Chairs, Easy Chain, Sola Hedstnut, Rock ing Chairs. Tea Tables, Card Tables, Sideboards. Ward robes. Bonk Cases, Qnartetettes. Centre Table, ate.

All kinds of Cabinet work made to order, aaosr th sa. penrl.loa of St John. Foreman, formerly of the fins of John at Camp, Broad st. Steam Boauaad Hotels snppl led with good workatprioM low as any other eslaklishmeet tn th. sity.

D. st WM. A. LEE, 16s Fahoa aensot. 1 FI1M NEW TEAS, Family Groceries, "BT fa.

mssasrs a asinate aaa Heiait. coef Murray, haa la store, and is daUy reeoinag, excllent aaaoitmenl of Crash aad sew ireen aaa disci i ems nn enoiee family timearios, at of all the various kind, consisting Is part af vary da Hyson and Young Hyann, of the celebrated Yeekingcnop, alaarf 7s.aad8a.pevlnnaauallyoldal9a.and snpermr da good do at 4s. and very fin Oolong, iiaeksasg and Souchong Teas, of th finest flavor, from 4a as 6s per good Sonchong at 3s 6d aad 3s Green aad To. snitabtefar Kitchen nse at Sa and mod. Also, Susan's aad WooUsy's refined Loaf, Crashed, and Yellow Sogers, B.

H. Molasses, Syrap, fcc with a larg and choice amerunast af 1 white aad bmwa Sogers of all tb various kiads; superior old Java Coflee. ol tbe finest flavor, at only Is pee lkr, least ed aad ground prime old Sumatra do, at led. 8 pares Oil and Candles, foreign nnd domestic Frail, Fiaawi as, fcc All of which are offered for sal al the very lowest asarket prices, for cash. Families, hotels, and boarding bnasa keep rs, aad dealers ftnm the country, will find It to their lata temst to Call and examine tha abava sSfwk mhImi sa aa.

chasing. 7' N.B. Goods sent to all parts of the city, free of charr. 1 J. a FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Denwr, ap 350reen wleh one.

array." PlAIVU FUUTlaS. A. H. GALE at CO. i VITA EH OO ITIS, BROADWAY, FACTORY.

THIRD AVENUf. CORNER OF 13th STREET Purchasers are iavhad In rail aad Msata. their extensive assortment rosesroud and mahogany ft ano with from six so seven octaves, aabmcing va ry variety of patterns, made In their wll knowa substantial 1 manner, ander their immediate and personal eapartawn a.nr h. inrni i i I.i.tLI mttriiZ. 1 u.bv insviioioBis emnrac many impermss laiai ia nwnts, which will recommend themselves aad are sicked In the highest stale of perfection, with th best French grand action, warranted ia every respect by th avaaatastn rers.

snaril ap STAATS BAllKIiil. '1 Wfaoleaale aV Retail fXOTHING AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. 171) Broadway, opposite Howard'. Hotel. JrST Er I Eli, Urn suanmsl af Sprint aad Summer Cloths, Caaelenerea, aad Vesting, which tbey wilt make up to order at reasonable arte A ssrfa assortment ot FashloDnbl Clothing, of every variety and style.

Also, Scarfs, Uravals, Ties, Blocks, Bhlrta. Suspsa ders. Hosiery Ac apt np W. UULL. fc sorv.

Io. 108 and 113 ClitT street. ABE sow prepared to snow to country and city pas chasers some entire new styles of fancy Vartecated aud Pertained ftoawn. The hav been to great expense and labor is prod ad ag as ankle adapted lo th trad sad being the most ax an sive manufacturers la their Jin ia tb United ftatee, are enabled to not them at a very low pries. Also Patent Refined Mould Oandiee, Opodeldoc.

FaQara, and tbeireitra Nn. I Pale Vellew fkoap. a17ap CARPETS FKOTl AlJCTiUtf. GEO. W.BETT8, 434 Pearl Street.

HAsi jnst received from ibesactioa, 100 pieces Engflssi Bmssells Oarpeu of tb boat qnallty which' will be sold per cent leu then the coat of im porta lioa, als Royal Velvet Wilton Carpets a spleadid arUcle at 30 to per cent lea the asnal retail prte. Buyers need sot be told r5 1 i mat ini tne um to purchase at vary low rate and of Qualities unsurpassed. aplssmnp itlen's, lloys 'and Children's Clothinpr. xrZ GEOROE T. GK EE, If.

1M CHATHAM STREET, will keep constantly sa hand, full and ttmipleteaasortment of MEN'S, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, of all descriptions, made la tbe noer rusiss ant a sttls, to which he would respectfully lavite tbe at ssauonoi tnose 'J want, niw nas man arrangements lo aseclve CLOTHS, CASSIMERE8, VESTINGS, At, Ac, ky 'Z every Packet; and has secured th serricee of sipertoaeed uuners, be pledges ninualf to give perfect salssfacuoa I ail waomay purcnaae. B. Garments made to order at th shortstntieaa4 wHh strict puncmallty. mkltna i jLookine (U lasses, PORTRAIT AND PICTtiae FRAMES, WINDOW fXRN ICES, tc t. WIIDE or iriEKRIAra 13vCsATHAn rraair.

i i HATE a splendid asaortswnt of ianos mi.tlaaid i articles ot their own nvannfsotnre. which leer oOoe ai redocad prines among whicb nr beautiful amnios steal aaa neb puun gilt fruns loosing tiisim a ParDaK Frames, of snpenor stylo and qnalliyj giH and maey wood Mooidingsaad Cornices, flaely ansamonlad. Aio. a fall assortment of Freneh nad Genua Leaking Gaae Ptst, 4 nritb every dsitotpthas of Lankiag Glassoa for thoeWy or coaslry trade. Th iadaromaala etfsrsd ai this are assa wished warebons are suck as to atlract th bm able and Jndiclna aorehasers.

myl Furniture, A LA MODE DE PARIS, I' CHARLES A.BAIDOU1KE, 361 SaoAnwst, WOI LD respectfully Iaform hi easiosnars aad lb. nubile, that he has reasoved to the sew nallatag No. 351 Broadway, one afeavs Looaard street, wbara ,.4 has sow sandy for exhibition tb most xtoasiv nad 4 elecant aasortnsent of Fufnllore eve snorok la tai. atty. HTvoguU 3 eliJJkraaTl Maa ''j fot i.

..11 llmTeld wall known styanv Parcnaaers will pwaaseaH aaamgw wmcn may as sound tne lollewlng tyres so sauce esjiaiin io uesnaelves, as atrara sryw, tvasuna, sto gaac aad price. I Also, as eleiisnt assortment of Bioea telle Batik Flashes, nnd l.pholstarv Goods la gaaorai. aa4jUEH9 HAT Altll CAR hTOiilb i HemoTed. i vaas snDacriDer, ior TsrxirrT ws years a awncsiBsi d.i JL ter, haa removed from No. ISO to ths 'ri CLARENDON HOUSE.

3U4 BROADWAY, a Whore ha is arMad sa after bis asnal aslaoslvo meat ihe nw fushieealMe and woll s.as Hats aad Cassvi at prices which, on account ol the rodtscooa la bis siBssavt ri cannot fall tosniL rg Tbe style of Bloomer's Hals Is too wall knowa to swan path eg. as ft is nsWersally aeknwldgd thallhskaa awdo ky him. fir aa air of to t. lh most onn bend. A coll will saUsfy the most fhstidloas Is tasw, nnd as bo haa mr sal every thing in the tin of his bnslaoss, Mtry aaaJers xl will And Iheir interest advanced by jiving bkaseslL a sionarii rurendo Hnase.

jnj Bread wayT mytd Imnp Xhomas Hunt tt NO. St WtLLIAM STREET, CORNER OF PLATT, 131 PORTERS AD JOBBERS i AND TAILOHS' TRISUnUWCtSJ Also. Wnnsesal Daolers Is iauc WOOLLEN AND COXTOI adapted to nam' svr. OtSt To gseatlensem. NEW 8PRJNG tKXJDS AT THE Weir york Cash Tailorlnsr JCatablishinent, v.

14 Faiton street, near roast ay. 'M desiring to abealn dies article of and who shwtavor the Cheap Caik System, will and It1 neatly to Ibew advanssas to call and examtaa onr saw a artaveotof Sart tiwd. which we fancy will and (sit to bIoim the asset lasiMioas, in ausM or eiesaar aad data el iin. aa well aa ta fsnee. 1 ha csnwas depormnat to Mlii i i.anrnd bv sh sass Hues wboas etvl nf saimssto hav glveB ascb pupnlarity so tha Hoses mr th ktM font ta years.

OaUemea a be prefer fnmWkla their own ami rials assy deHrnd on having them eat aad saaaufaotared in Nviatio in arirao. ,1 asarnap A. st. FIsiHFR CO. jiiil U.

O. Rushton, ANDHtFUlUSHnEfrr ROrrmDAr MKKf HUNT'S' A. OOJliUSSlONER OF DEKDS. Ae, FuR ILLlNOIaV i STASXT H. rLEETWOon.

No. tO Nasaaa sfreet, rth eme of th Anwr)ean' Land Company. spHm lirowster Carrion pawl tor y. No. So i and! tJaaal otroau flaRRIAUEs af all aeocripuoo may a mend st tlu' MUisnm.mnienor io none la 'H i WIN sonl at in very lowest rate.

tasters eserewd is tb bast manner. ILOMt kllk, VllUVrill I J1SL0S SA.l VttbLDK 9. VTIttmB JtLABnk i hii rB. a iaw Ds OtCa OCaVai I dfe SBlBo KO. Tl wnXIAM BTRXZT, (CP BTAIM 5 a..