davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
CAKTs For THE HoLIDAYs.

Ff'HE 81 BsIRI BERs have On hand sTEe s5-0F.-
! mtni Of richly orname1ted fruit, pound and al olher
cafes Together aih variety 81 sna BASKET fancy
rreles. pyramids &C. Afo. confectionery u all kinds
Ladies' wsh-e articles IN his line for the coming season
viii So well by raung on BELKNAP Willis.
DIS 8tsr Ietf-rsOl. or 5js Grsnd-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

,,neke,- ... c,ss,Ulrr es,osrrO ros Tsr rsisus'

~ Bcsa.er-Gore and building Jog or sirti &c.
Hundred and Tenth a. 800 ots Tsenty ssci -
onf ~. eso 4it+-. fg.f~l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
ITALIAN oPERA-AsroR PLACE

"A VI " Islt
ITALIAN oPERA-AsroR PLACE.
~ In comp iaDce viii Ire ~.h-s % he sahscrbers he
isss ID a-r- vi Be no per rra4nee % Nsw-Ysw ushi
/ QIUEs0AY cgENIN9, jan :, 1873 MI - presented
vsrai' Grsne o7sri.. : q, III n 'S'''
VIA lew md mA.r.f,-ri ecsslne'. &c.
Elvrs ..... .aons r7lf G.ovaans .NAlAHis Boa ara
s....... Signor 500 lsFo. snor Cub e.
Rccln-o......si -nof Pisloaiesi
Ws0Srsoa y-flr.s Nisht rs sessor 81 NeFcedsn,es
Opsfa. d" d. GtlRANENIn-
RROADWAA rnEATt 2. -.ros,,S 80, ,-,. e. y
- =, ~, 81 s So = 5e-,s o' 81 N"N
THE COJNT Os MOSTE tSisTO.
.tno Dss,-s -.Ar irs-r csier'4se ....--. asdSSsy
Frrnssa -. y--s -. ssvse-.' .MssF wsl.cs
Dress Gree A. fal--l 3. 60 fslly s-.t.e Ane ~
SCI ne-s l'es 90 -rT --rN1-e OF aasho1v.. = 20
gUEEcs'e rltksrEh. cHAglsfSssr =
- SAT RDAf ftLAiN1. ocs 81 81 ~ 7sr''.r-'
CALIFORNIA GOLD MINIS
AZ ss.S s nc ~ r. s 80. .. o,, VS. s'lss
PIER. Dubo, NJ saSSa SS.,is. Mr.. srOuss.n.
roe0oeiaes VIC A. sS.sy S,s Ip1sss's'o.0y called
NJ >aiier NJ srog ,nsn !osh s.ngs9y -! ersca
ss S , P. N :. s .. s Ms. N es,
,sc0ut Tiar, ., - Doors open Nct-Carsin r.~ !
Otcs open dsly ron i' 20 5
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
4 THt BsotpNAf rABERSAS Lh.Oa SAT Ga
iDAY EVENING. Dec so f1f The sENEFir % he gsn
remeu Of he Orche'S q he ate Pax Ih-sie vho NJ.
81 iher n.rluerts. but hsir s-us,ous Tor ne
pr---ri a irfrr. By .hsi destructive tre
The following eminent arisE have ir Ire suaes; utn-
ner sa-fed ih-r st.stsnee on iee oces'.on
Msdsae Soss. cossl. -
Mss ADELE HoHNsroCA
u RossI coSsi, ST. NovELLL
Nr BCRkE. NJ HSRK
M LABORDE Ar rlMM
~ CHARLES HOHNSTOCK.
The ORCHESTRA W. certs.of The llslis OPera ssad
IN hsrnosie or.aestrs-mskre shove 100 perf6rmers-
the Whole aaser tie d ,ss,, =, NAN MARhrzEk
Ov-rfu-e-girxio ...... SOC. Msrszek
! Fsois.is sr.i.n,e-a Homage a Rutin''-
SOLO N.oil. with Nu O-chesrs scocmpan.-
mems. tNerGed hy Joseph tgrte..... Aros
Dlo. Do oiovsln'-oy sguor and sisnon
r1io,- 70 Sr., c.u,a saI rosi de-
C.re-,i- -N-cu,ed Ply ..z.'..-. II Herr
B. Dro VA Lee. Husa-n3,.'-byM so a
New Overture lar.i .r-l byf nm Orchr.,rs 800. LoJes
T. Grsrd Faa,s-sis Oh theme. ofLlc-sz.s Borri'
f1r f.I O4i restrs. with Solos snt Nsufunrs
far Tr.arCre lsir'r Dagsl Flute (Mr Kylel
Noicnce.o tsig'' ronia.N, Trumpet ther
NilI. C..I..l,f 81 N r'l ............ .Msfoizr<
q T. t5s7dals. Nouurl1 fog 'he l.o race.o-ty
D. AT. trois Pc srt C'ef,a.~ d, Madame L..
.'rte With violin so'c Dbisa-1 y hru
tiHfNiN
& Dao Concerns, on ilems. rom . Lsso r,m
hua' Or piano enc v.cin, by MscAe A. =
srd Mr Chlfes Hohrsock ............. Uohnaiock
8 Duo. ssu.rsmd. ty Madame Ross cosh
sud lnur Nuveh .....t ....... r sa'n
Iu...se Overture t1 Orchestra .We'sr
C.l'ucfnrs, Msa Nfre-f. = ald George Lofer.
fIr rlmm " ID preside 81 fif ltrlo
fcsss 81, 60 be- hai = tae principal ho's.' lni music
Door. open ~ ~ o'c.ocS Concert 90 commerce AZ
prsciseIy o9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

IHr TWENTIETH ANNUAL BALI. lr sid of
.l- Nex-fors fire Department Fuud yst be- aivsn ri
TIE Asior place Opers house. Monday Js1as-
r. =. 1919 ruThN ST istI4l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

~ sunday school Anoiver-sry.-The sanosy
Scaoo nrbeJ 10 re south bspus Church Ia Nassau, De-
t~.-a Fultoa sud J hn rs will celebrate their Twenty
ski Anniversary on sunday morning next Al lo oeoos
wte1 Sermon s9propnsie 20 he occasion Nj De pfeaen
81 - = lnI -ecIlnn f.l en- m Aid OF ne School.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

" w n.eLAa lon.NAL. eoLRrA rAsE 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

DICH BOHEMIAN COLOGNE BOTTLES, China
Ia Ea'es plated cake baskets cass0rs &c cut and plan
glass p'ar srt fancy toilet ware lamps trtures &c
pr ISLE ~ extraordinary low prices, by MITCHELL
NITCMlN 1 (nrl-an d-al EnAr Rrnaduar q f .Els.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS

nF BOOKS, STATIONERY. TOYS, FANCY NICK
ONACKS aud choice seasonable Novelties. for either
men. women or chi dren 80 - AXFORDS, l68 BgweIY.
who cells cheap FOR cash. Cal and see. d<S ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

,tS- Father Mathew y. \. Total abstinence
Society will mold tsesr feulsr meeting 70 moro" lsao-
d enios. a. O'Clock ~ Military, lsS bo~e'y se
ERA ent speskers will scdress The meerng' song
~tcm viii be Mr. NnsKISs q Caroiins Admission ~
rtAets The door, free TIE meeting VII he.p open 70
=. be New Year Come al resolve 10 ssn tne pieose'
AZ DOM 10 brandy bunting 90 the LAT -,
eS MICHAEL JENNINGS, Prss;denl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

~ .trri p f1s--lesse.i. o. -sr % %.
pi--, ~ s'ss '-i- Mt 10 tl4ea olt Of ne Csos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

4 ENIoN SUGAR.. ". KELLY'S Premium Lem
Sugar for The production u Lemon adesn o.
d.pe sable suce for The New Year lshe-foI sae a. e
family groceries generally and by the msnufacurer 10
Wilnsm-st (bssemeuO opposite he NOnh Dutch Church,
and q. he Ne-.York Bazaar corner Broadway and An
thOnV-sf d.f -Ns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

NEWLY GIFTs.-Boys' Tool Chess, Of va
Nous szes neatly furnished with tools u good quality
for sale by JOHN HILL,
IL S97 Broadway near Walkers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

I'NN NUIIF F.-U1 HIFTt0 Vf = IN 7 H'I
now preparing Picked Oysters Of superior qusity not
surpassed by any FOR the sdornmeni Of the New
Yesrs Day liable which viii delivered 10 those who
favor me with their 10 sny pan % this city, brook
ism or Jersey City. THOMAS DOWNING, Broad -
n B-Esrlv orders are respectfully solicited. $50 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
WHO ~ETS A NEW-YEAR TABLE

"BO SITS \ NEW-l EAK TABLE f-ihey
w ud beautiful assortment " unique sugar Courc-
Ons such drops strawberry drops raspberry
and dr0fs. slgm flowers doves, elegant cracking
notices, together with variety o. ornamental ard de-
ghtf8y Favored Goods expressly adapted 10 nal
purpose a, STEWART BUsslNG's Coniecuoner'
dl7 ais 4Is Pear, cor. MsdisOn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30

nOUBLE SLEIGH FOR SALE AT bAk0AlN'
I'LL /. very fine one OF large size an5 nearly new
Apply TO Mr AsTEN. al Marine Court or Al q beaehst
nNF-UDR~E sLEIGIi-A handsome cuit-f IN
Ohrslrais order for sale, price, only - inquire lhi'
inornine al ~ Counbis-st Brooklyn ~ p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-30
A RHAUTIFIfL NEW-YEAR PRR~ENT Il

n Mini tire SOisr Lamp for professional msn a
student for lady gentleman Il will b. most sccepia
be present Forsseby ENDICOrT 4 SUMNER
$50 f64 BrOsdWGysDd 100 Elm a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

Acr. circula:ionEI9 2s775o 1882 1911
According to this statement tho actual circulation
toe 18Th Of March lees than ct any previous period
included In the table, Notwithstanding the very great
increase in the amount of bullion tho movements of the
bank have been limited and every department has
bsen strengthened until they stronger than they
Of March, ths bullion hand amounted to
showing increase since November last Of than
Eve millions sterling In bullion and decrease in actual
circulation Of f $50 GEO. The increae in the time
in private depostes in the amount Of reserved notes.
and in the rest shows the improved position of the ns
tuition. and its Accomplishing profits.
With this increase In all the elements Of speculation
aad trade With such abundance capital and
of condep langushes prices for staplp
products droop industry is parazed, and every thing
connected with commercial matters In state Of great
dependency There life in trade and with On ira.
meme accumulation Of facilities, no immediate
prospect Of any important activity in any of the gre It
departments CT commerce. It is question IL England
has Injured her foreign markets by the drain of bu
lion. to fill tbs empty vaults Of her bank In drawing
bullion from every she could get In her debt
she has of future suppier destroying the demand
for her fabrics. When were importing immenSe
amounts Of specie from Great Britain,
ing immense quantities Of her manufactures; bat the
moment the importation specie ceased the Importation
Of British manufactures rapidly declined The annexed
statement exhibits the quantity Of cacoes printed and
Dyed exported from Great Britain in each Of the past
three years. distinguishing the extent of shipments TO
each country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

Total. 3io830f97 s670st,791 2S7 s84 9J3
The increase in Is47 compared with 1916, In the as
sregate amounts to 3oolo6 yards while tho increase
In the exports TO the United states In ls47 compared
with 1896 30 s9s sos yards and to Turkey and the
Levant iooja29 yards There has been great increase
In the exports to Brasil, Buenos Ayres, and South Ame
RIGA generally but small per cent compared with those
to Turkey the Levant and the United States In the
carly part Of s47 and the latter part Of the principal
supply Of Great Britain drawn
from the Mediterranean and from the United States and
the influx Of bullion into these countries In payment
for grain created ability to cotton fabrics
and consequently . demand for them. This additional
demand Of the most ssnal service manufac-
turers of Great Britain, as came at time when the
demand from almost all other falling CT and
enabled them to keep their mills actively employed
than would otherwise have been the The demand
for British goods from those countries suffering from
deficiency in the supply Of food was, through ls4e and
part Of ls47 limited will be seen BY the above table
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

The rstrrrs for ls4s will show very great reduction in
the shipments Of cotton manufactures from Great Bh
tAin 10 the Unted States and attribute the falling Of
in the and In the demand to the restric
tons placed upon money markets by the steady drain
of bullion for shipment to Great Britain since the be-
ginning of last November This drain has, It 10 true
only been about twenty per cent of the mportaion
In the previous twelve months; but 1t Is the influence
foreign demand FOR specie has upon monsycd instu
lions, and the effect upon public confidence that pro-
duces all the mischief and checks for time the sctiv
ty in trade which, shortly before, was 80 general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

BALrMoRE, April lo-eoo U. g. s's, ST. 1921; l,o City
e. e!, 93h; 1000 DIV bonds; IA $50 nd SIS. s6,I
At lst sahed ssx eid IIss,uIy notes sl closed q
a:ksa IS I'D Baltimore CIV e. 49, eio,ed al s,isd
95k bid. Baltimore and Ohio Railway shares closed at 3s
asked, SIX bid.
7sA IS 400 73x; 5000 do 1915 leo Leheh IS, es ;hs
Commercial Blk SEAS 100 do Bank b5 3x do renp ms
Co b5 1875, aler Sae-SH 900 state 5s.c 49, l5 do ok
li25 Do 73 1900 Wilmington g. 80; 1890 do 0 800 II
NC i; 6 do Union Canal nv: 800 U Bank, BIS Second
Board-$2oo srste g. 73x do 49, $500 Tea Notes s.
.hs Bank Afer Sales-SoOs o State S., 7sA; 80 sh,
Mechanics bans, 2s1f.
dsnce IA Irosd, 99X 10 10 3d. Wcsern narond, Io34
Northern Railroad 1905 Old Colony Railroad new
aBost,n and Worcester Railroad l6 Fichburg RAILROAD
Sf Chsshire Railroad as, as Reading Railroad ls7
100 do BIO 18k; do week l8 500 Ciy S. years to
run ol second DO drd-o shs Western Railroad lo3k:
Old Colony Railroad, s3k; Western Railroad osA; do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

MARI GRrsoRr, wife Of John ~ Slice On the 18th
inst. MARY q. infant daughter Of John ~ and Mary
Sieo.
In Philsdslphis, Fridsy morning, It'll inst, ANSA,
only dsughtsr Of Robt Millken, Esq, Of Baltimore.
On the 10th inst after lingering lness Mrs. ALICE
BELL native Of Rsthfriand, county Down, Ireland,
aged 60 years
The friends and acqulintsnces Of the family, and
in law John Moroney and James Nc Atser are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral Wedne
sfternoou 2th inst, from her late residence No 900
Monroe street, at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
DOMERTIC MARKETS

NEw ORLEANS, April 8, lsas.-Cotton-The unfa-
found In our columns have brought tho market again
nearly to stand Tha sales confined to 1900 bales, Of
which We are told about 260 bsles middug sold at
osc. sugar-Fair, az $40 Molasses-Prime, 40 .
anxo. Flour-Ths market Is heavy, and prices have
given way: Sales 400 bbs Ohio and 500 bbls I'd st
Louis at 20 2o 500 Ohio, at So 600 Ohio at fraction
under So aad 600 choice st. Louis on private terms.
Corn-Market heavy, and prices dropping Sales $500
sacks including $50 white at 3io 900 at 3oc 400 yell
low at 3So 100 white at 36c; $50 yellow at 37c and
700 choice yellow, at 800 Oats sOx 3lKc Whisky
Rectihed, TO Pork So rs So Prime, 81 lax; prime
mess. 50 90 Bacon, 40. Exchanges-Littc or
nothing doing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
FORRlQN MARKETS.

HAVANA, March 81, le4s-About 400 900 boxes OF
sugar have been exported from this place and Mssnzss
since tbs beginning Of the year but the # the
lave revolution In France has quite parav xed msrhet
Molssses N Tks last sales Of rice BY the Cherokee
from savannah. l0x re- Exchange on London. nothing
doing New York, 1 to ~ discount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
New Crop Teas " c would lnferu our recd-

err that Nr o. Fowler Nos 2o and 428 Greenwich and 76
Vsyy has just from the late sales verv ree
&c choice and bac tens all OF
ygheh hive been selected with great and viii be sold az
lowe, PAGES than ever offered oeoe ouuty and
miles IN ad this an lent place to make their pur
chase Gail and his stock oil teas aud groceris
he sells AZ wholesale ard retail the lowest cash prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
Married.

On Thursday morniog, tho 9th inst BY tho Rev
Ebenezer Mseon, BuoH MuNRo, of the city Of New
York to MARrHE, daughter OF the late James McCien
Daehen Eeq.
On Tuesday, the II tn inst by the Rev Lsthrop, j.
DoRrnus MILLS Of Nswtown, L. l., to Miss PHEpr Ann
DoLsoN, of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
C0MMERCIAh AFFAIRS.
MONEY mARKEr.
Tuesday, April rr-S r.. M.

Ss"y, hPNH HH--O 70 NHs
There was declod improvement to-day in the stock
Market and prices for most OF the fsncss advanced
fraction At the st board Long Island went up u per
cent, Farmers Loan y, Harlem v, Norwich and wor-
cester l. Reading Railroad " Pennsylvania s's " Trsa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

greatest of the en ly style Of
sod just ptoeu e. bI Beers Clark % John street
writes free atd snd haas reservoir for ink
ryng o. Gu, to wte whole pesc OF foolscsp paper In ad
dition TO other sdven that OF
cheap enough within the reach ~ all and
sedo the pens Sold only By Beers
Clask Is John suett stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
MednII,on wigs and eholon' ;,

Wigs ard Scaps perfection Of wig making and 40
fer tv as to DEFY IN de
ofhe fnr pied the simplest miope
10 tue st,i- each Individual Proof Of tho hah esmMe Of
these beautiful specimens of the Of making he hmrt
INSTITUTE, at the iss FAT, awarded the Inventor anv
medal h. lblc invited u pect the largest as'1rt
ment IN the United States at VIM. BACCHELOh'S, NO.
W all stfett near Brosdwav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
Gold Pens-ssms.h,ng Entisely O!d-pla.

ond ron.ed Gold Pens % only silver fcnc Case acu-
ded points pot 70 come off rg discount sal-
recently made great imp ovemen, IN their Pens and Cases
selling the splendid Ntice that fouud
in the market reduced prices advertised
this cntrf are not new but old made ate, Dor
Iovsd Of of al the full rs per
less than any che Gold Pcss AID cases repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

want the best and cheapest be found
kchceu" The poins Ianted to stand for five
years aud Tor hncness and exoity they unsurpassed
Amor al the wonderful improve Of this age none u
moro usufu economc,l than this f. Watson, As
William sJect md Y Saw % Fulton street, have the
sale Of them Also all other from 81 up
ers' prices. Pens repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
War ana Great Ezsltem .nt In France, ard

still greater Fulton Nassau
site cce astonishing to see the great business
fnend Young doing well he do it, for he has
the largest stock Of boots and CATERS in tho city He sells his
best French calf boots from 81 So sold in other for IS
get their hoou Of Young; his small profits wtharse
sslss, The DOCTOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12
NJ CE-THAT AT AN ADJOURNED MEET
IN held lar Warning crR Room "a Housfon .trset

NJ Office THAT AT AN ADJOURNED MEET.
ing ZELDA Warning Lorg Room, 20 Houston street.
RrsyoS, being favorable tn. following resolution.
pay the wages demanded there being no farther
Of our standing out we work Resolved That
nine cheers or the Shipwrghts OF New York and
twelve cheers for the Employe who have give
of Just mand Re:oved That IL order show de-
tesstion OF the dastardlv committed setting
ssildiag; attached to the ship yard Of Mr.. WIN Webb
th,re the .hip carpenters Of New York offer the
lowing That Offer Of 3250
or cause e b: anesd aud convicted he
above stated be collected BY on tho az
gshen'Ion Of III !uee1siaIy sgaed, H. Watts trsnci
-, A. Bonle YIN. Boole, l.. Murphy. II. hite. and
25o more Resolved that this citing adj cuned Signed IL
II. WATTS, Chairman GEORGE w. EOSEVELT
WIN l.. WILCOX. Secrefaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

Atths City Hospital on Monday morning, ths 10th
Inst OF consumption after an illness Of only five days,
JOHN FsspIox, painter, formerly Of Hudson, N. Y.
AtPoughksspsis, on the 9th inst Of consumption,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

be different classes in New York Do you know
whit makes Glass look much superior the ether
Answe-Thats fact that has struck frequently But
hsye heea abb; to for the certain
clss bu shirts year from Scott 81 Nassau street, ad
his shirts beg stec truly mechanical they
eny 6t beautifully. The other class don;
whether hey wea SHIRT, not long they toler
nd When any shirts, call there st; he sells
one Tor 81 So AZ warrants them 10 M Opposite
Herald Office. Established 1880
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

lust PUBLIsHED-THE NAVAL PORTFOLIO,
consulting IF h views Of Naval Scenes the Mexican
War, by Lieut.. Wake. Uaitsd tates No. i-Th.
Ipd fgsto Nssissiyp, gong the relief
steamer Huner. wrecked Green lssra in gae-city
Vera Cruz in the distance. No. 2The ered States Naval
Expedition dir Tuspan destro the Ne
Forts &c. No 3-Unired States Sri fire. Vixen
and SECURE with ortv croscg the bar AZ the
mouth q Tab@co river t-Attacs Of TIE Mene,ns on
diton der commodore Perry ascending Tabssco river No.
Gland OF the United States Naval Expedition giirn Ia
No7-The Capture the city + by the Ma
val Forces. No s-Ths Na.l Battery during the eo%tsrd
OF Vera Cruz, the 2h ad Is Ma CHI S7. these
drawings all made the by Lieut. Wake, 81 the
tins ofhe and published By desire RI
drawn and cocred in the best style and IN themselves
complete history naval the Gull OF Mexico
ri the Sxo Is By az inches liberal discount to the
rade For sale by N. CURRIER, l32 Nassau, corner Of
Spruce street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

sury notes H. The transactions vera only to moderate
extent At the second beard Illinois es went mp per
p,r cent II srsn Y. Long Island u, Farmers Loan u
Canton y The market close firm at the improvement
Money is comparatively easy Loans can be easily me-
goated the best security .. per cent and
the general impression In the street that before the first
of August tho rate OF interest will low four and
five per cent. considerable amount of specie out
In the Washington and has been Deposited In the Ma
uoasl Bank to the credit of refugee from France who
arrived in the Hibernia This Is but the beginning
movement of this kind, which will swell until an immense
amount will find it way here for permanent invest
msnt.
Tbs stock securities FOR the redemption Of the crou
laton Of the James Bank be sold at the Exchange
In this city, on the Goth instant The list includes $1,000
Nsw York State fves $4,000 ditto ives and half /;
$4,000 Uoited States yss and SIS 900 Michigan Unver
sy skies The remainder of the securities In the Comp
troers hands consists of bonds and mortgages to the
amount Of $4594s. The amount Of the circulation of
the bank at the date of the last annual report Of the
Comptroller, was 500 268.
The New York Gas Light Company have declared o
dividend Of four and half per cent payable the rst
of May
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts Of the
Macon and Western Railroad Company for the month
ofMarch in each Of the past two years.
Macon WESTERN RAILRoAp-MARcH ls4s
raSs0neeS pa, 10Y 10
rIoiBns ssss SO@f %
Nisn' .'''''"'' ...."'....".". sos "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12


going off with rush. Ih.y comprise cloh coat,
pan., ans isosy vet niso an sormsnt 81 cio,h tweed
frsm 81 each spring .tye 50 cents 81 each
Ceapins and rep,ing Cash paid for Gents clothing,
ner Beekmau and Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

A MIDON's SPRING HATS, UNIVERSALLY AID.
n mired for their liahtness and biiancy They are In
respect perfectly adapt to the comcg warm weather
Gentlemen about changing their Hats should look in at
AMbDON'S, III Brosdwa,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

Exhibition Of Beautiful PAlntIngs-Ws call
attention the truly splendid collection Of Paintings
exhibition the Granite Building, OF Bfoadway and
Chamber street which will be sold to-m' by
de- Co They 4 be day and evening.
None should fail TO visit Them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-12

lust PUBLISHED, THE SECOND EDITION OF
Dr Powes Treatise the Eyes revised and enlarged
Containing 50 pages additional matter syopree so cents
tends usual to diseases Of tne Eye and Ear, from 10
DEL es at hi, sursery 2el Broadway entI.nes wanen