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estimated and published that the passengers board
The Empire City had in their pockets about
what the basis Of this estimate L. discover
sst IL is impression that it Is all guess work The
Oregon, at Panama, from San Francisco, had
her manifest gold dust and specie TO the amount Of
s1eOOooo, and all the gold board that
signed to New York by the Cherokee The truth
s strange enough and there in exciting the
public mind by extravagant estimates. The accounts
received are calculated to swell the already swollen
tofrsnt OF speculation. The effect upon the money
market Is powerful and severe, and the result plain
a. The light OF Heaven California has within its soil
more gold than viii be required to carry the
msree Of the world for ages and its production s like
to be more rapid than necessary, to meet any want
that may arise without exciting emigration by false
reports and artificial means. The attraction to the
shores Of California is already sufficiently strong and
requires no impetus from spectators at home
The annexed statement exhibits the weekly receipts
Of cotton last from the t of March to the 1st Of
June the actual receipts for corresponding weeks this
year. so far heard from, and the estimated weekly
receipts for the remainder of the tmc:-
REoxIPTs Or CorroN-CoR oR EsPoEDiNs
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Total number of bales. y7.0vy
. NJ titnalnd


-kstimated.
Or falling of of about 275Oo0 bales in the coming
two months The crop will be virtually delivered in
May as that will remain after that date will be
dribists, quite too inconsiderable to notice. We
have just had two large crops and from the present
appearances, we arc in a fair way to have two short
crops together; If there is not sudden change of
weather twenty cents for choice cotton will be
Wild figure before the 1st of June
We would be pleased to have regular advices from
eur Southern friends. noting the changes of tempera-
ture the time seed-dropping commences, &c.
determined to keep ourselves well posted up this
son, as from our experience Of what late planting
caused last year. fearful another short crop will
shake the credit of Manchester fully equa the short
crop of grain in 1s4647 large crop. which is now
slmos impossible Of vital Importance Great Bri-
san, but Of small moment to The very existence
of Great Britain, in fact depends upon lower prices
for the staple than ruling
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DR. cHARIys MuSDEs
WATER CURE gsTABLI IsuMENr,
AZ .osrwAsrrc.. na-


- and the ru, hst he has beeoe ~ The is,e Dr
hrTest Natsr Cure E~tahskment at Bsnscnve two and
tsh nil.s frcw th. N.rthsmp,en Railroad pio, -ven
hours rds from Nsv Icst sbout tvs FROM Boston and ave
from Asny, situated IN ~ ths pieasane-t valleys ~
New knrerd rurro-rdsd With wood hills and shady
s,ds.s rrsn,,e vster ne air s pure and healthy And the
elinets Mid and agreeable The and buildings
ofer all ,he necessary corverenees purr--
,ush 40 sge riurfs tahs d.-she and airy ~nx reou,s
Yer acrf fy patients -<rsrate Tor either
e ne deerr tsine the earliest, now hvng dissr'e ef
Irie>enl1 az ersfenhsrg having of
Ian ffesn years ~ his o~n his writings on -s,er
ts ~ the tands ~ rurorcsn hydrora.h hcr~. s
rondc ary rsssoust srrcetstcns from the wstef snre
yser made on the rAI 81 hyc usrer- Who niay eorSe
themselves " him Tie establishment fs nov er~e. BV
suvskss rsrsepiays, psase apply " above sseysS
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POLITICAL.


i INION AND NlCTOkl-uNITED WE STAND; d.
~ vided We Fall-Dcmocrats meet In might Tam
matt ihs EeseecLate "puhcah tentra committees
Members Of the New York state having
mended the Democratic Republican Eeors TO unite In
organization for the safety OF the Union and s
OF Demoeraue Prneiplcs the Democratic Republican Elec-
tor OF this city and county respectfully invited rally
,hs Halls old Ismnany on Friday evening, April u
and thus restore victory TO banner and
Cty state and Country, from whg and misrule
The following have been Invited to
sdAress the Meeting
Wh L. NANCY, Of Albany, HoRArro SEYMOUR Of Utica
D. =. CHAryrGfp Of O.sego, H. 4. MURPHY, Brooklyu
= A. GooDvfr, q Auburn, WARD HuSr, Of Rochester,
u. Hcer soos, Of Hudson, JorfN A. Lorr Brooklyn
HWY n SMITH, OF Bunao FRgD. FoLLErr, OF Batavia
u. - hAsDALf of Cortland JAMES c. SMr, Of Lyons
is S BROWNE. Of Rochester, CHARLES A. NAM on Utca
~. v. L. PRuyS, Of AlbanyI CnAs BENTON, Of Albany
H. TREsAfSy, Of Cattskill,
y order Of the Democratic Republican General Committee
lef Tsmmany Hall. FERNANDO WOOD,
lc DycxsAr, (s, Chairman
lkicHARD NJ HARRINGTON, 4 Seere'ar'es.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPaIA.

QARNuhS MUSEUM. PlIILADELPHIA.-MARY rAY-
ID or, by request Of many friends and patrons Of the Mu
scum has consented reman week which will be
Posit ysly her last. THE PRIDE OF THE MARKET.
Monday Evening with strong cast and appropriate ap
pointments During the week Comedies Dramas farces
Dssolving Views in the afternoon fe Gambler which
has been received with loud applause for six nights Is with
drawn for short time, after which IL will be produced
with many additions and improy ements. CINDERELLA
ON Necnefdsy hftrnOon SDpU Curosities of
and nature Admission % cents Children uader ~ years,
l2is cents.
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FIORICULTIRE. &c.

TUE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS ms ANNUAL AssoRT-
ment 81 fresh Agricultural and Horticultural SEEDS
frsis ard Ire.' IN es, variety grar. vns
GENERAL 81 articles in his line of
early sovereign and ash icsved hdrey Potatoes much
tsened fer their valuable quality cf boiling dry when young
strsnssrs and other. .ishns 70 TO ss
sesdsnaa and T1erist, p5 Broadway.
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THE TRADES.

MASS MEETING OF THE UPHoLsTERERs OF THE
M city and corny of New York held at lO Hester
street Meehsnies Hall on Monday sth q April half
those that Joined the society y that they are
respectfully requested Join a. IL will
b. to their benefit The Foremen
,ctfy invited 10 attend and join this society not
they shall hereafter OF
them. BY order of the Csmmittee
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AMUSEMENTS.

DowERY THEATRE.-sONDAY EVENING. APRIL T.
nsnlnss.s @ sit sTEED o.
Sect SyhTs Ts.isus Mr. adsH' H sas.a. M Asne'S Mr.
ba.S Dsrog s,.. An1S.'n Mss lr Mr. w1sn'' s
ass lS: Pf,s Sl!sssS b.S;:
% ssaonS r r ssa Dress Cir
NATIpSAa x ss RE-
SRuTDs%ipeirs & Julius Br9iu. M " MaS.haii Titus.
= SETSEs TTs f
So srssr y TN Mr. aIss e Taylor Tom & M Jssrson s
&. g rsE sEhzks s hfsr Tt sSsl
Mr. Croeksri Mr. Militant, Mr. RUSSELL Mrs. Militant Mrs
o at cents Doors a.
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssocIATIoN:--sPE-
"A eial Tickets for tho Second Anniversary
4f:r pc A. sss sps ssa h the ArS
1n. wall sIs.t Jcin YcKson s,; Cit Hall Prescott Ia
1T the Astor House B-A, The number Of tickets IS
necessarily limited an early application nss be mai,
Mrs LEspERNlER's FIFTH APPEARANCE IN NEW
to her ana the pc ha s S yy
s srsry nSs Ss'Sns @ II a9d m G' r % a. a. a
past o'clock when she viii read from shakspearss
s
iSoma S other s'pf pieces. ssss sss 3
each for sale at the Society Library and
stores of Mr.. Putnam and ur. Grower.
DIERcE's MINsTRELs.--MR. F. II. PIERCE, ONE OF
the principal members of Christys Minstres for the
p % I.s s. sS 5 % and
&c ss ss sai from the s sa Of
table company in the Unsn comprising several old votes
sSSss va" and rsa s' acnsSsy
next April sth Admission 20 all parts Of the house 2 cents
have been added the comforts tIs ase
ERASKLIN MUSEUM I7s CHATHAM soUARE-Two
Ierfcrpanses every day. in the afternoon az and in the
week. The model Ar,ssw appear IN se@e new Sr sai and
anS % snn FROM Ss Greek Says
of hs ss II 's ss S Ts wh
JuEgiers buresque comic and fancy Dances with variety
in New YORK Prices Of e'Ss ea 81
51se boxes. Zoe; parquette l2lsc; private boxes 81
WALLHALsLA. 80 CANAL sTREET;mMAp w.Rroy's
in grand performances at three o'clock the afternoon
ae ae ne IN ons s nse % the IN
New York Orchestra Box, Slse.; Parqustte, 25e.
V'HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL GIVE TWO vo-
ss Mnaa % At s s
tsnite WIN have Of appearing in New York
after %s se s haze % FSr & % M f % on an
places and at the door, Doors open at q
ssd of mnE rhLI
embracing views q t1o Island q RIcdes
Psosne including the city Of Jerusalem viii resn OPEN
near Brocns street. Doors open at eiocs s1Rnision q
s xn s.on Win y sars S
st o'clock Liberal arrangements will be made with Sab
- Open evening at the Great Hail. Minerva Rooms.
ds1 % na sS Ss % Ss Rhvs fw Of y H
nrsn a o at &
day afternoons. at three o'clock.
ELEGANT wRITING.--MR. poLBEAR's PUPILS
~ learn % write with neh elegance and radi'y that
seats for ladies at the reduced terms Rooms % Broadway
over Thompsons.
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AMUSEMENTS.

DSs,n = pr,:.assa sSs IRISH AxbAssA6osSsir Pat
siss ssaT y yrhs hhh q. % s,.. sasA II SrbSY bS
n. wbH.f H;s. T% Sh.s Lady PSHasICTa Mr. Held
Cousin Cherry, the widow MILL Mrs skerett Dress
Circle and Pargnete 20 cents; Family and Third Circles
RyRToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr.-MoN-
YEAR-Mr. Charles Dimple, Mr.. Burton; Captain Mouser
Mr. Mr. Fsss wsss Si Mr. % I TS@s %@
Miss osaI M;' ISIfam a ssnslgse WITH the comedy
Vincent Mr. Leyere Mr. Aminsdab sleek Mr. Burton; Lady
Sw s j. & hf Mira Mass m MRS
Miss Chapman Doors open at curtain rises at ~ o'clock
vNnrATRE, AsTOR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-MR
Chas Bass, lessee and Manager Benefit Of Mr.. Geo.
yapdsphsn Monday evening AG5 sth will be performed
Mclean; ophsia Mrs conover To conclude with TAaiNG
vandenhof Baptta Mr. Lttel; Grumio Mr. c. Bass Bion
dello, Mr.. MeDoua katherine Mrs: Mclean. Boxes and
in balcony &C., rs cents Doors open at to
TI>HEATRE, AsTOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE-M0NDAY.
sth April 1850. Mr. George Yandenhofs Benefit, and
AND and
by Mr.. q. vandenhon.
NoTICE.-To CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERs-THE
Nsy Orleans G 9RsTa % 0%pany
party that will build Opera House for them capable Of
The site be Bro adway, between Chambers
and Prince streets For further particulars address post
opera House. chesn"t street ShadePha
DANoRAMA FOR sALE-A SPLENDID PRODUCTION,
painted by Of the first artists will be sold low II
Piled for mniediately. z. D. EVEN. Chambers sc.
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FINE ARTS.

S,SrSaii, fS Gffsn AND GERdkS sSdRxviSds..--
The TRADE rysrectfully informsd hss large s..ert-
sess " NJ" '"'' corPrr. vTBERT CO,
Wholesale frintselers. 30 broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

REWARDS.
100 REwARD-FOR THE RETURN OF THREE
- lOO Sl00 Bank Notes. the Bank of Metropolis,
Washington Nos vs. 26 500, dated July g. 1874 The
reward al be paid for the three
the amount Of Of the notes returned To be left at the
buec "a kaEhbuns Hotel.
I osT-0N THURSDAY, APRIL 4, BLACK NEW
~ foundand Dog feet and tail tipped with white; had
German silver collar; owners aud the same
answers to the name Of "Iolla. Whosoever will return
him at No. New street. will be literally rewarded.
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w.surreros. April 5, 1850

w.smseros. April 5, 1850.
TIE California QussfiOn--TA. Cowe Of hssus Bsssos,
Clay and Wetsip-T The Cabinet and ne Free Soiivs.
IL IL evident that Mr.. Benton IL determined 20 op-
poss the compro mise Of the slavery question In the
most vehement manner aud that, in doing %, no
means to strike a-tlo~ for the Presidency. lie has
the whole South against him. and IL that unless
he keep the free soil party of the North united,
his occupation a. politician i- gone He dccs not
wish the question settled for II Is impossible 10 get up
an excitement a past issue. and hence his oppo-
sion TO the appointment of select compromise eom-
mittcc, unless the California bill is excluded from s
consideration. Mr. Benton is the only Southern
Senator that holds such opinion. on the slavery qucs
tou snd 10 doomed to be- defeated In his attempt to
defeat the union u the two hills reported by Mr..
Douglas
though Mr. Webster ha. expressed his desire TO vote
for the adnisson ~ California distinct substsn-
tive msasurc he win not oppose its combination With
the territorial hill; viii he oppose the aproint-
mcnt Of the select COMMITTEES. The separation of tn:
two hills h indeed tnutsmount TO the defeat ~ one OF
them. and Mr. Webster. ss he shall have eon-
,inced himself u this fact viii make noble .scrihce
Of his individual opinion To the common welfare am
surprised Mr.. Bentou. from motives of prudence,
should not do the Ths ultr, Calhoun Nag ss no
longer flying at the south. aud Mr. Benton will not
gain credit Iy firing into ship which la. struck.
Mr. clay came cot boldly. emphaticsliy and elo-
quently IN favor Of the union 81 the two bills nis
ready at any time TO yield his own preferences 10 the
erigeucics q the state
viii be united Into hill and that the hill thus rn-
ed ny the usion q the two. viii pass In tn. sc-
nate ly majority of eight ten. In spite of Mr. Ben
tonp opposition to w. And avn equally satisfied that
the House will pass Mr.. Mctlcrnands bn or the Se-
nate bill " that should be voted hrst The question
j. bound to he settled.
Tie committee appointed to investigate the 0alphu
claim seems u be dspo-ed TO treat Mr. Crawford kind
~ but the friends q the administration them
are eager Tor conviction of the They want %
get I'D Of iunricr and not by What that
may be accomplished. The President. as-urc you "
n. frft. ta.t,t
though " viii take another Connecticut election fay
to open hir eye~.
IL vas amusing to sec the government presses at
tempt to show that Mr.. Ewing hai hccn calunnatsa.
fotr. honest Ewing he owed his accusation entrey
TO his gsntrul reputation The whole ADMINISTRATION
crying eti y~pf which. ffom their imper
feet knowisdge of French. they translate ~'s ."
you can- following the IN iunction 20 the litter =.
The free soil ssuntor. LATELY held caucus ~ mo
housc oi nr Seward 70 concert measures i.r ,ne ee-
FIAT N their common euemics-Clay and Webster.-
They agreed 60 Keep up the agitation and to send
eoty ~ Mr. Stewards speech 10 every eicrgyman h
a.. country This vas accordingly done.
In the u the evening, hr Hale being sahee
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REQUEST LErcuEsLJ. v. CLEu, IspoKIER of
,h.. No John street, bess % inform the Drueyists
and Physicians, that he hss Just rer
~ s,ssmsr very extensive surrly a % rrc-n $1,000 %
49, 10 suit prrshser
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These appropriations indicate generous di-postiou
To encourage aud foster this institution which, while
has tcen the least expensive has proved itself ~ bs
the most efficient In the defence of the interests Of tho
country. toi In q foreign land. Tho
results of the Mexican have permanently stopped
the outcry against West Point the nursery II the
of.hoos II idle aristrocacy IL has tndicatcd 1t
self aud has made it-sf permanent institution.
CROW NEST.
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lanes COLE AUCTIoNEER: JOHNSON ESTATE
Bookyn-Attention invited to great sale Of Brook
& on % fSSsSsy tSs S.y AP I r. The soSu NsT ISs Es
This property lies in the central important and inn
proving Of Brooklyn, which will largely and na
Fulton street directly asanst the City HAIL. on
the business side ef the street. running through Adams
street nst by the great junction point Of Fulton Adams
the geat central post Of the cy business These lots
covered mostly with inferior three story frame
buildings which rent we'll In Adams street. besides tho
above named several lots then-one quite the
junction pont also three handsome brick
houses with stone imitation fronts and six other excellent
hSsss In Myrtle avenue that Ersa, shorousars ,hs
miles in length four handsome houses at the
Of Adams and in the vicinity Of the City Hail. and
block In Jay street. at the Of Myrtle avenue Ia
business point) five three story brick houses also
story frame. In Pearl street two houses In Lawrence
street. three houses In High street two houses In Tary
four h-uses and four lots besides In Bridge
five threescry houses with store In Johnson
street three houses of them superior and Of brick In
per Court. commodious court containing twenty small
twostory brick tenemen with cellars be sold house by
severaly they will make neat and comfortable dwellings
for persons of small Owned by person. they will
Prove with careful management profitable Investment.
OF the oldest the OF the having
been in the family for Terms Of payment
srr,isns will be principal advertising papers
amount of $i30 sold this estate October ISls
purehassrs Jnquirs n Rev. Samuel johnson u Myrtle
Brooklyn; and OF the Rev. William l.. Johnson
maies Of the Hon Judse Johnson at his rooms the
Mitchell Esq., II Wall street. Nee York; and Of James Cole
STANDARD ROSES At AucTIoN.-A. MULLER, AUc-
~ uoneer. No Wall street. will SCI, on Iuesaay, ..r..,
AZ ~ o'clock splendid selection Of choice Moss