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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
Domestic Importations.

NEw ORLEANs-ship Charleston-6 hhds tobacco ] Roy
burn-i5 casks I'd Newbod Crafti43 bbls pork Kent
knnsn-32 bxs oil stones Hysop-l8 sacks peaches II bb
90 DO appes-B Rowand-82 bbs pork 288 lard l6 erces
hams 10 do shoulders Marsh Compton-33 bbls oil 40 tai
% 40 lard 22 casks hams 2i9 bbIs pork 20 bales cotton
small iiams COZ bales Goodhue co-II9i kegs
lard 80 bbls do 1872 do Macy Halddge9I bales hemp IS
cotton Reh co-eao hbs allow Smith, bbi taiIow DO
bee war do lard Houug-l2 casks ham, 232 balls pork
Roberts co-I3 bales skins do fur l. Forsdck-IO
bales cotton. May Holdrdgel379 pigs lead Neville co
NEW OnLEANs-Shp Mis,sspri-836 bbls pork, "a do
hams 205 kegs lard cases kegs 80 bbls lard oil to Col
ms co82i bbls pork 81 do aow 80 do lard 10 do wax
do sugar spoord III eston co-5e5 bbs pork Reed Hop
pork, 90 do timothy iced, Heed Hoppock7 bales moss
White col case Mauran Brothes-ls9 bbs lard H o Ar
hemp Wilson bfown-89 do Mathews & co-69 kegs lard
Whn9ckIIl2 bbls, 400 key: lard Podrck-t5 bales
ton Maitland co.'s do Macy Holdridge--6 casks ham
Work Drake-4 tcs 10 hbds molssses Oraplor7 bales
cotton Buck co-li2 kegs lard w Harman-S bales
Hicks Son-ao bbls pork G IA Estes-30 hhds box
ohacco Thompson Adams3t bbls pork 40 bales cotton
to order.
NEw ORLgANs-Schr. Eliza Jane377 bbls pork 10 do 90
Suydam Sage co. - -
Nay GREASs-ship yictora-ls59 bbls flour waring Gre
CORY CO. 2c3 Dave, Cary5s0 So DAM Sage co-i3O do
1891 d. pork Mbsnks322 do 342 do whskey IA bbls 40
key, lard IL bbls hams Nevius X son.
NEW ORLEANs.Brig Commerce-2009b bs pork IS do beef
2 DO tallow % do flour Mlbanhs
nelie, kilbon co-38 do Center coo Baton 227 DO
Bronsou-2i do North, Manning Pstrick---aT Bogat
kneeand-68 Bonson-8O hides bdls skins Manuei-36
bales o order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
ii A MILT HOUS
AT THE N.aRROWS, LONG ISLAND.

THE SUBSCRIBER having leased (of George elston
Esq )th splendid establishment which will be opened
the 18th of May instant begs leave respectfully to call attention
to its superior advantages
The House 10 situated the Narows Fort Hamilton, l..
l., eight miles from the city of New York
commanding prospect Of the Ocean, the Bay Staten Island
winding beach, and agreeable diversified Of the
SAINT scenery Of Long Island.
sure looking after amussmens and recreation well the
of business who wishes his family enjoy the benefits
country air. bIeez and the luxury OF bathing while
compelled
er places, IT any, possessing the same advantages.
Steamboats, and Stages will Ply daily several times each
(of the hours Of starting due notice will be
boat after breaklss and be the city before
the morning attend to their business end return in time dine
with their families
The Hotel purposes which it was de.
gaed and since last been greatly improved
laged The Dining Rooms, Parlo Readng Rooms Billiard
and Rowling Saloons MI spacious and well arranged
aud furnished and appropriate style Every attention
snail bepaid render the Sea Bathing all that the
tidious could desire.
There will be attached the House Band Of Muse and
Balls will b. splendid styeand in fact every other
that will tend crafty ladies gentlemen
who kindly pstronize this estabI ishment
person (chlden and half to the size
and situation of the and the length Of time which they
are occupied. 49,
For the liberal and distinguished PATRONAGE which was be-
that the subscriber of its propretors, we'll
for the bestowed various other
begs leave his grateful With re.
newed eseion. H. e please be trusts that he shall
Formerly Of the wAyrRLY HoUsr, New York.
N. b. The splendid Hotel (Wadawnuck House at Ston.
ngton CT will continue TO be conducted by my
A.or House. New York; will be promptly attended TO- '"e
3tawis2wrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21


Stocks advanced to-day very much The sales were
rather lmitedbut prices show very great improvement
Norwich Worcester advanced ten per cent; Stonngton
do; Long Island, do Canton, do; Ohio 6s do; Iii
nois, Z; Farmers Trust Mohawk, Iii Pennsylvania as
Il Indiana, J. since last sale. Kentucky 6s closed firm
at Saturdays prices This rapid rise is almost unprece
ed by the banks in extending their discounts There
very little else doing in Wall street. but stock operations
aud spectators are in fine spirits.
23s3f arres of four and 929 bushels of heat have
arrived at tide water The opening of canal navigation
the l4h nst reducing the wheat to barrels and ws have
an aggregate Of barrels of received in about
twenty seven days.
Inc British government have guaranteed the payment
Oh the interest loan of f to be raised by the
province Of Canada for the construction and completion
OF certain public works in Canada The Lords OF the
treasury have given notice that they will be ready to dis
pose OF debeptures bonds to the amount of
The tenders length the proposed be
peid for each fIOO contained in the debentures No
tender will be accepted for any sum less than $4,000 The
bonds will be redeemed at the expiration Of twenty years
from April ls and will bear interest of four per cent
payable half yearly at the Bank of England The act
authorizing the loan stipuates that the amount shall not
exceed but according to the notice given pro-
posas will only be received present for f3OO 900 This
loan supposed to be large enough finish all the public
works oil Canada now commenced, and to forward the
means OF communication from part of the provinces
to the other very materially
The quotations for American stocks in London are
merely nominal The sales very limited that pri
ces at the time Of the Britannia leaving remained SINH
lar to those previously quoted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
sas. sa2Ils g7,lsO, 500 al,sse, a55 AZ 90, acc

We by this that the increase since the last returns
has been very small amounting to only s454,slI since
February 6s since November, and to $6d59l5l
since August last The increase in loans and discounts Of
all the banks Of the state since November last amounts to
Se0 $780, of which 6l belongs to the banks Of this
city.
Total loans and discounts of all the banks in the state
May, 1874. ..............$ $40, l6l ,06S
Loans and discounts Of the country
%
Loans and discounts of the city
banks ................. 1920 266s70, l6l 06s
About sixty per cent of the total amount of discounts
from the banks Of this city, and about Of the in
creased amount since last November. The decrease in
specie from the city banks since February amounts to
sl3o6oo since November So 6 and since August
to 81 625,02l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
State OF Trade.

AsHEs-We can only quote pots at "a 3lf and pearls at
81 rs Both descriptions in very limited demand.
BEEswAx-Prme northern yellow cells as fast it
rives at 80 30tc
CoTToN-There no business transacted today
which would give tone to the market Some few lots
offered at owerprices but without finding purchas
Spnners took few hundred bales, in small lots.
FLOUR remains without alteration Genesee, 81 rs.
HAY-Common qualities sell, wanted, at "a a acc.
WHIsKEy-Drudge casks still held at 23c. Prison
barrels command 23ac.
CATTLE MARKEr.-At market, 600 beef cattle Chief
ly southern 1870 Cows and Calves and 600 sheep and
lambs
PrcesBeef cattle in good request ct the previous
advance and quote all sterling sorts at S. 80 ST. All
but SO sold.
Cows and Calves-The market was cleared, at SIS a
$50.
Sheep and Lambs-Al sold at 81 IS 81 for sheep and
81 so a 8 so for lambs.
Haydn fair supply at so q 81 cents per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
SHIP NEWS.
Hv This Mornings Southern Mall.

PurLAprlrHA May 2o-Ar Edward franklin Gray; Star.
Longhead; sh rk Stevenson, and Oueda Esstlaw NYok
Below Madeline Shantlsnd NOrisans Leusnt Dsrrckson
Tucker: Pot sFsin T1indsa ca lanes, f9w,J Al9sps
Wailoce INLAY, Savannah la Mar, ia CD II, me Waits.
Kingston, JAM Lodi Nekerscn. Boston, Bella del Mar Ran
dali NYork. SID Pend-gast charleston; Tyall Prov
druce Dunlap, Nedford Mass; Roe NYork istn Virgins
Bremen: Rochester, NYork; bela del Mar, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
TO MERCHANT rAlLcRs AND oLoTgIN.G;r A Man

ITO MERCHANT TAiLcRs AND CLOTHING, Man
l. UFACTURERS.--WILLI FlTZMAUM,L,
Teacher Of the Of measuring and drafting 10 te
Partisan aud London styles, respectfully informs ~ .
he fully prepared to give INSTRUCTIONS IN "e aoo'e arr
He would particularly call the aft-non OF All
FRS of clothing beautiful style OF coa oSeIcosm
f,O.svs Ne aso pantaoons aud vests tor when ne
readv no finnish Of every sire shape ana sVe ne
addressed him. % Duane street, WI" "'' VII" ""'"'''
ntsotion. ...,u. ,.uo.. 4. ,h. 90,
myl3 msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21

FiRsr BoARp, May 20-64 shas Girard ~ Sia state os
90 sbps PhiIad Bank iOIg $4,000 Reading RR 6s b5f.
74I; 20 shes " = Bank 81 Kentucky Bank 10; $4,000
Camden and Amboy loan 90; $4,000 Ches Del 6s, os,
SOL: 5000 do b9 shas Union Bank, Tenn, 6l3 $1,000
state SIS b5f 7s 5000 do II; II shas Ches Del Canal
IaI, Mechanics Bank 26i 100 Bank 81; ~ Bank Of
Penn l55 100 Wilmington RR l9s; 100 do SOL 1875 20 do
b5f, 1913 60 go, -, r,. nm 49,, ,oo
do sol 27I 100 do 27t 81 Memphis 72i schuyikill Nav
a. $1,000 wilmington IS, '5s 81; 26s shas Wilmington
m Iss $1,000 State 5s 7s5 so shas Am Ins $1,000
Reading m bonds b5f 7i 90 shas Girard, So OF 5000
County 6s 10, 1OI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
HAVANA May Last sales Of rice III rails 800 hbls
arrived from New Orleans, small parcels of which
Drought RS; and 500 casks more are hourly expected
sells readily at 81 The Mary Shields from Savan
nah and the Sarah, from Charleston not yet arrived
The molasses by the Hayne the only shipment for your
port or Savannah for the present. Export trade is
tremely active and many vessels in port Prices Of
gar and coffee as quoted Rice is abundant now, and last
cargo from Charleston only obtained (S5I per 100
lbs) Some received to-day. from New Orleans sup
posed not to obtain more than log 10 rs About bags
corn have been received from New Orleans during the
last week and prices have ranged from &c per 25
IDS but at peesent IS cents only oered much is
expected and it will probably 60 low So per 100 lbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
Foreign ImporIatlOns ..

VERA CnUz-Barque Auahuacl7 bales goat skins 79 on
hides 10 bags Pmeoo boxes Vaula bxs plants $4,000 to
agous Brothers co.. bxs Vanilla. bales jaap $500
Never Susrn2l bales cochineal to orders do Eli
sh, Pedrck-i case TO Motz Polizl figures
Lohze-i bales p,mento to Renard Coz plants leo
Morrison cases plant, Henchen Blukhart vanilla
g Not!enens tarenstedt-$5Oo John GranjaS5OO
Winterhoh, Piper Kark.
aida ~
MAyAGvEz PR-Schr Southener-l62 hhds u ties sugar 20
bids mOasses Alsop y Chaun .eY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21

NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS who wish to make safe in-
vesmens and large interest for their 000
Sc 900 and $4,000 wanted for which the bonds
payment of interest annually ard saeable
End productive the Of the
sections IF New jersey line addressed h. Lower Pest Of
flee, will receive prompt attention. nal 81 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam Ships.
Packets to Sail,
shin Masters md Agents..

We shall esteem favor, il Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SvEy, Of News Fleet Report
Of the Shipping left Port whence they sailed the Vessels
spoken ON their List OF their Cargo and any Fo
reign Newspapers News they have Tic will board them
immediately their arrival Agents ard Corespon ents, at
Office all the Marine Inteligeoce thew can obaia
Information Of kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
Passengers Arrived.


VERA CEUz-Bsrk Anuahac-W e Gibson, Epglapdt Geo
land. 80
NEW 0RLEANs-Shp Mssissippi-Mrs Duncan Kennedy,
Mrs sulivsn Miss Baker, Baker and 10 in the
Fowler Mr. Demarest, Mrs Tufts. Mrs Douck and child.
MISUNDERSTANDING Andrew Scott--O Loranz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
KRlAL GARDEN.
A N ID Pt.RP EFT II A l. PA IL

ERlAL GARDEN.
AMI p ERPET u A l. FA Il.
Corner of Broadway and Ann street.
Opposite the Astor House.
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY:
MONDAY and TUESDAY, May Goth and 2lst.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
At hapas O'Clock afternoon and every evening
ThelGlANT AND GIANTESS!! the greatest wonders
Of the and the alest Pair known be
day from 10 O'Clock A NJ till from till halfpast and
from till TO-
The happy with the
ORPHEAN FAMILY of five persons all icans of the
first class of whom little Miss Of only years
GREAT WESTERN, of Locomotive notoriety, will make
his first for several weeks and give his Comic
kee Lecture on Animal Magnetism
La Petite Cerito the admired Danseuse.
A Beautiful Collection Of Wax Figures.
The GIPSEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller, may be private
iy consulted At al hours of the day and evening.
The GARDEN on the top Of the Museum has been tho
roughly fitted up.
Grand Balloon Ascension will take place every
the close Of the performance
Tickets cents-chiidren under ten years Ny eeats Twes.
Queen. MIC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS

NEAPOLTTAN BONNETS.
THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees of the Neapolitap
Bonnet respectfully inform the public heylbave removed
their establishment from Third st. to % Delaney
Bowey where the above suprb article constantly on hand
They also caution the public against very inferior
their Bonnes Manufacture Dealers supplied
al usual by Thomas Vyse, i72 Pearl str y, at wholesale
MIC wissm PATTISON, NOE & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
Weekly Report OF Interments

In the City and County York from the lth day OF
May to the 18th day OF MAY, 1874.
80 Men ; 20 Women "a Boys 90 Girls. Total l22
. DISEASES.
Ab,cess Apoplexy q Bleeding i Burned scaldsd. /;
90 Convusons o. Group o; Debility q Delirium tremens
Dropsy b Dropsy in the head, i Drowned, Epilepsy
Disease Of Heart 81 inflammation of BRAIN Of bowels
do chest Il do OF kidneys q do Of lungs I2 do of sto
mach q do OF liver lrtempersnce, Marasmus s. Old
Age P'sy 2; Premature birth, d rheumatism Spinal
Disease, /; Unknown g.
Under 20 10 g 10; to s. 6 TO TO- g. 10 to 90 Il
~ to 3d. 81 30 to 49, 49, 40 to So 49, so TO 30, co
30. 2; unknown. /. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
PARK THEATRE.

Boxes. 81 Pit 50 Cents Gallery ...25
THIS EVENING Maya: will be performed, THE MER-
CHANT OF vENlCE-Shylock (irst time in New
York; Mr.. Macready.
After whch-A Dance nv Miss Julia 7 umbull.
10 conclude with EORTuNIO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
Died.

On Monday morning. 18th inst. at O'Clock, after
short illness, ANN, daughter of Noah and Ann Trywe
aged five years and one month
The friends and acquaintance of the family are res
pecuully requested to attend her funeral this afternoon
at o'clock, from Mount Croon Garden Fortieth street
opposite the Reservoir
On Sunday morning. 10Th inst HENRY LION of John
and Catherine Pusard
The friends of the family requested to attend his
funeral this morning at 10 O'clock from the residence of
his father, 90 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
Coal Trade.

The Pottsville Journal of last week states that there
was no new feature in the trade. Affairs moved along
pretty much as usual-al grumbling about low prices,
except the buyers and The quantity Of coal
shipped from the Lehigh region up to the 4th inst is
$50 tons Freghts to PHILADELPHIA by canal Csc from
Schuylki Haven and 10 cents from louisville and Port
Carbon to New York. from 81 rs 81 sO on board YES.
sels to Boston, 81 SO 62I to Providence 81 37t New
York, ST. cents
SENT FOR TINE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY EVENING
LAST.
80 BY Canal. By Railroad
louisville 659 Schuykili Haven 1883 90
SchuylklH haven 22l7 POttsville 3,l87 90
Little Schuylkll, .... 1876
1890 90
Per last report '.96, ia 10
lO222
Per Last report,'... 1926 1903 SOS O8
56,5l8 90
56,518 90
Aggregate, ........,.... 100, 2l3 08
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
NEAPo LITAN BON NET

THE LADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY informed that thi.
and beautiful article is produced in the greast
perfection at the mandatory, No. 1903 BQWERY, UP
STAIRS where they Sold both at wholesale and retail
the lowest prices large assortment hand select from
Merchants and Mincn supplied on the best terms.
ml6 2Wiasm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
TYLER AND TEXAS
THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, ELECTORS OF


the City aud County OF New York, friendly the nomi-
nation Of JOHN TYLER the Candidate ofthe Democratic
Republican party At the approaching Presidential election
requested the following places appoint Delegates
represent them at the Tyler Baltimore the
9Th Nav int viz:
The Fourth Congressional District Of this State,
the Sixth seventh. Tenth and Thirteenth wardr Dunns
sixth Ward Hotel corner Of Duane and Centre Streets Mon
The Firth Congressonal District comprising the Eighth
Ninth mud fourteenth Wards at the Forrest House. No "a
Spring Tuesday the 2lst inst at half clock r. NJ
The Sinh Congressional District comprising the ih 18TH
18TH 10th aud 18th wards at Hermitage Hall of Houston
and Allen Wednesday, 22d inst at IN r. NJ, aud
The Third Congressional District Of this STATE comprising
the a. 3d. 4h aud 9Th wards, the Shakespeare Hotel
William and Duane sect' Thursday the 23d inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
THE FINE ARTS.

NOW EXHIBITING al the late APOLLO GALLERY,
~ of Broadway and Chambers (entance
Chambers street aeolec,'on of OrginsO Paintings.
feet order Those who have the first galleries OF Europe
this collection to be equal they have
Admit'ln Is cents, caflosues included. mil iwsec
GRAND CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN JUBILEE
" AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN ENT will be given
by the New York Clay Ges Club Washington Hall
The Gee Club this occasion will be essted by of
the end effective chos the of New York
consisting Of 80 ladies and gentlemen short Address will
also be delivered by n eminent speaker
The splendid Brass Band of the u s. ship North Carolina
also ngaged.
Mr.. Oldfed. member of the Club will preside the psno
The Hall will be spenddly decorated with flags hauners
and Other appr0pfil tie einbiems
Front for ladies' and those them
Tickets twenty five eacho be had OF tn. Presidents
Of the different CLAW Clubs and Firth X Halls Frank ia
Atwis No 20 Broadway at the other
pal Also the Offices of all the Why papers
New York, and 1t the Clay Reading Rooms
The exercises of the evening will commence quarter be
fore 8 O'Clock
No postpone of the weather. mel tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
Broadway, opposite the City Hall.

Ia
CONFEDERATION OF THE CHURCHES
Destroyed during the Riots in Philadelphia Taken upon
the by eminent artist engaged expressly for the occa
sion The painting representing ST Augustne church covers
whole size Of the The of st Miehaes
large having been Intended for view but from
the and delay that conxtanty fom
only persons being enabled to 1t at the
time will also be exhibited the during the perform
The painted with skill that be surpassed
by artist America the having spared neither
obtaining the best talent that could be
cured for the purpose
Il DWARF,
THREE INCHES SHORTER AND AS OLD AS
TOM THUMB !!
A GIANTEss NEARLY SEVEN FEET HIGH
MR. WINCHELL,
The unrivaed deneator of Irish Scotch French, Dutch
Yankee. and othrr cbaracters is engaged.
Also, Miss Mary Baton Master Barton and Miss f. Barton
the admired vocasts; Celeste MIR Conover the Protean Per-
former, aud Mr. II. Conover, the comic singer.
s2The MANAGER has also secured the
WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY,
consisting OF Father Mother, Seven Small Children
These extraordinary Mnsels higher aud lower than
Other melodsts existence part the family reside
the GARNET, aud the remainder in the CELLAR
The MelOdeon that plays OF brilliant Overtures
Half Million al Curiostes, Grand and Splendid
Picture Gallery containing all the celebrated
the Revolution.
All for One Shilling.
Afternoon Entertainment "wednesday ard Saturday
,ocock. Performances in the Lecture Room commence at
O'Clock in Tire e.ening. m20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21
CHATHAM THEATRE,

Boxes. IS Cent. Pit. i2X Cents
THIS EVENING. May 2ist to commence with PAUL
PRY-Paul PRIV, Mr. Burton.
After which. FL Jaeo d Here's by Miss NJ A. Cannon.
To conclude with the FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN
LOCkS.Graceful, Miss Reynolds Queen Lucidora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-21

m BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRAVER, ,33 Broad
L. way, Opposite the Park-Co Of Arms Cresn Cyphe
bought the rough cut any form Sgnet Rings Pencil
Cases Ladies Seals &c engraved with Names Crests, Arms
device Goats of Arms found aud p,ip-d from So and
upwards and forwarded of the United States
Books OF Healdrv kept with upwards Of 100 900 names