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The New York herald., 1850-06-05
MONEY MARKET.

TvEso.Y. June 4-6 r. NJ
The stock market is without change Prices DO not
vary materially from those current at the close ycs-
torday and the Transaction, continue 20 about the
usual extent Quotations huctuate within two or
three per cent Of certain points and the changes ap-
pear to he just enough to give the sellers fair proats
and to keep them active
The receipts az the olce Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port, to-day, amounted 90 ssa,l20 payments
s6Tle sS-balanee. s3,2ps eco 10
The following is the amount Of the United States
stock Issued 20 foreigners, during the week ending
3lst May 1860 - Loan of 1s42 81 800 loan Of lsg8
$4,000 loan of ls4T, sSS9 go loan Of lsls $500
total. ss7el,o This Is large issue There has been
average Of quarter Of n million of dolars every
week Tor the lssi two three months The books In
the treasury department for The transfer Of stock
viii remain closed t the lsi of July for the purpose
Of paying on the interest for the last six months
The news from Europe, In a commercial point Of
view. does net amount to much. Cotton wAs arm at
previous quotations and bresdstus had slightly
elined Political affairs appear TO be getting into
fnar and is not at all unlikely that u ay require
the sword and the bayonet 90 disentangic g.
II appears by the annual report Of the Bank Com
misonors that the number Of banks In Maine Is thr
tytwo with capital stock of three millions hun.
drcd and twenty thousand. The circulation Is s2lSd-
as4; on individual deposits, s10T62ss 7si prohss on
hand undivided. s2i0 eis n. The banks also had a
loan Of s5o4ieo6 u; balance due from other banks
mostly out Of the S55 22 Foreign bills
hand. SILICA Specie in vaults, sass no a. The
hanks have large amount Of real estate bank and
other stock % permanent character by resolve Of
the Legislature list Of all the stockholders Is annu
ally published.
The quotations In this ket for foreign sRd omee-
tic exchanges, hr specie and for uDsurrent money,
we're as annexed -
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Before Geo. W More,on rso.


bt1ofe Jndge Fsine
jew 4.-Jctn s. Hopkins 90. Cowfnev sclcr,ek-
llaintih. who resides at Evansville, Indiana brinss
this action 20 recover sI25 for the loss aud dsmsgs
rsultng TO him from the Of tO00 sunny bags
sad purchsse having taken place about the eth
oiOctobcr lsfs and alleged BY plaintiff 20 have been
msde OF the defendants through their sr.re nessrs
Gibson, stcckwell Co. commission merchants of
this city. The bags. their arrival at Evansville
Ind turned out to be of inferior quality 10 those
purehssed. and were also torn and injured. The de-
fence 70 that the bags soldby him 20 plain
th, either directly through their agents but
cold TO Gibson stcckvell Co snd that he took their
notes hiatt the notes paid at maturity and that
the bsgs we're sold as second hand bags and without
warranty. Verdict for rlaintia- S12s.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

An sbundent food photographic intelligence will
be found in our columns. The number of facts
furnished render it impossible to do more than TO
eali attention 10 them.
The arrival Of the America at Halifax, on Mon
day evening, at eight O'Clock, brings us one weeks
later dates from Europe. There seems TO be
trouble brewing throughout Europe. The electoral
law had passed in the National Assembly, and
scenes OF disorder were anticipated. The people
have been sold Other important points will arrest
the attention Of The political reader.
Our Congressional intelligence will show that
there was considerable activity in Congress.
The dispatches from the South are important in
their political and commercial character The in
tellgenee frem Cuba, and that with respect to the
meeting on the compromise question at st. Louis,
is very interesting. BY the California news via
New Orleans, it will be perceived that another tre-
mendous invoice Of gold is on its way TO the shores
Of the Atlantic. Tho proceedings of the Southern
Convention will be read with avidty by all who are
interested in the great topic Of the day. Indeed it
viii appear, that the whole macs Of news by tele-
graph sndth mails is worthy of deep consideration.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05
The italian Opera Company.

Tonight will be performed the magnificent opera
"Norna,n the production in which steffanoni made
her first triumph in this city Its repetition will
bring forward the same powerful cast sustained 1t
few weeks since The voice Of Lorini win give effect
to the character Of Poione Marinis powerful organ
will interpret the music Of Oroveso. and signorina
Costini will appear Adagisa steanoni, Of course
will preside the high prestess and tbs temple Of
the musical art will probably be thronged. Norma
will not, perhaps, be repeated again this season.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

EXAMINATION or OSs-EYED TuonPsoN. What
is the reason that Mr.. Phillips, the neither sall-
stone Of the District Attorney, David Grahala be-
ing his upper millstone) does not call upon the
stand, ITO give testimony in this case, Mrs Warner
and her daughter, Mrs. Coleman, and young Mr.
Warner! These three persons have great deal
Of correct and reliable information TO communicate
in this case, and if called upon to testify, could
throw lght-in fact, food of lght-upon its whole
complexion. What is the reason that Mr.. Mckeon
has made effort TO get to the bottom of this mys-
terry, has called up all the witnesses who pos
sess information upon the matter! In fact, Justice
Osborne himself, if the District Attorney and his
assistants omit to do so, ought to take the respon-
sbility upon himself of bringing up these persons
to testify on subpoena, that he may be enabled to
make correct and just decision upcn the subject
of enquiry.
This business cannot be slured over-it cannot
be sunk in forgetfulness now. The pubic mind
has fixed its eagle eye upon the real personages,
and the real facts of the mystery are rush
ing cut. The manufacturer Of this torpedo,
by sending it to the house of Mr.. War
ner, intended to produce death and take life +;
and there can be no difficulty now in fixing
upon the orgnatora and perpetrators, and in iden-
tying their persons, their looks, their eyes, the
color of their hair, their history in past times, and
10 do them the justice which ought to be done TO
them. There has been most wretched stool
pigeon conspiracy, engendered for the purpose of
concealing the truth but circumstances and events
have overthrown these attempts, and the public is
now beginning TO understand the matter as well es
judges and justices.
We ask again, why has not Mrs. Warner, and
her daughter, Mrs Coleman, and young Warner,
been called upon to testify in this examination |!
We pause FER reply.
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sUvEsTIsfNEsN REsEwED evFRl DAY.
p.y GOODS. Sr.

NEW sPRINo GOODS. JEW. DARKER a co COR
uer ofCetharne and huNruc will
.He saufu rev STYLES q Dress Goods b uhs under
circrmstances owing the is.kvarnees
wetr weather. and viii h cld reduction n more than
Twenty ve Per cent from the prices for the ssms
STYLES ~ GOODS Nv that bourht earlier in is
Oar stock q most complete N evsv of sk
tradres Sill 1issrcs iouiard Sss rorli1s. Linen
tree, Ksreges Ofganties Printed Jaconef Can-
lri, bafsE ard de Lainos beautfu Trsnch AID Rosh
CacHCs sud Girrhsrs Crsre sh4wis emtroi red a.
tsin hesvy frigsss Mart, snd yss;e. new patterns.
OIL srrs and cocr. Good farsses from dollar
,ey larre scck ~ fancy goods. Hosiery Gisves Hdkfs
6c Ccths Cassimeres Satinetts vostings and Summer
hng. shirtnF shee nss Nsrtins Doyes, Table cloths
sn Covers Crash, ard article iesrahe dsmsna
a. H,ufekeering ce.ds. ors Prics-N- pe~is'fo..
CToCK OF HOSIERY ToR SALE AND STORE TO Igr.
- Ihe suhscrler Intending 70 give NJ tasiasss the
lst n Jelly will sell ~ his stock of Hosiery al prices feov
set, either " te single doves or by the raetsse Great
barsssrs ear - bad sers 70 let frem the ls q Jny
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sl5,o2s

'H0NN"H'ss . oJFJIJ Dee. H,Ib0
In the receipts at ossego are ineiuded all the Ca
nada -four coming through in bond which was 70 22c
barrels.
TINS continues at this rate. throughout the season
the receipts will hardly be equal to the domestic de-
mand for consumption and unless the new crops
prove as large or larger than usual shall hav. lit
Tie surplus for export II Is impossible to tell at this
carly day what eourse prices In England will take as
everything depends upon the harvcsts but from the
present Appearance Of things in this country we are
not likely to bsncHt much be injured much by any
upward or downward movement in price, on tho
other side II is reported that active nand er-
lists at Buffalo for hour for shipment to tn. West,
and u would be most extraordinary 10 see brradstuns
going both ways on the Western lakes. shipments
have already been made from Buffalo tha West and
no doubt consideIahe quantity will follow.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Europa Capt Lott, will leave this
port at noon to-day, for Halifax and Liverpool Her
mails will close at halfpsst 10 o'clock this morning
The Weekly Herald, with the latest in French and
English will be published at nine o'clock. Single
copies sixpence
The New York herald., 1850-06-05
u. =. Commissioners Court.


JuSR t-rhomas II Boyle. captain Of the ship
franeone, was brought up, charged with nn as
sault with n danweapon. upon John Wood
house, one OF the crew. IL appeared that about
60 this port, difaeulty arose with the man at
the helm In the course of which he drew n
knife upon the captain and threatened his life
Thereupon the captain called the mates 20 his ssss
the meantime the man having been secured the mate
called Noodhoufe. the def ndant. who next IN
turn, 20 come 20 the wheel he replied In disrcspect
fu manner and rcmonatratsd violently against the
confinement Of the man who had just been put in
irons IN the presence of others Of the and q
large nun ber Of steerage passengers The captain
hearing this came forward and presenting his pistol
ordered Woodhouse TO duty. Woodhouse told him TO
shoot and be d-d but finally obeyed the orders Of
thu captain Upon this state Of facts the commission
er dismissed the complaint.
loUr q the crew Il the American bark Mary
flCn. brought before the Commissioner,
while lying OF Rio Grande. In March last. 10 seems
that difficulty between the captain tic~itl.
and his men and the whole refused TO DO duty.
An application was made 20 the L. ;. Consul al Rio
iachment of soldiers The chief offenders, Andrew Oh
sen Joseph Porter and another. len in custody
VI that port and the present defendants again
taken On board and returned TO New York The refa-
sal 10 duty. In the aheeuce Of any sufficient caue.
being clearly established the Commissioner ordered
the defendants TO stand committed but the captain
not desiring In consequence of their subsequent good
tshaVicr, 20 press the prosecution, they dis
charged ON their own rtcogmsances.
Before Geo W More,on Esq
JvrE4-Wnlam Smith, one Of the crew ofths Fran
conca,n charged With assault with dangerous
weapon 10 jack.knifs) upon Capt Boyle. during a
difficulty which arose between them In consequences
Of the defendant refusing TO obey the Capan orders
District Attorney and the prisoner committed for
trial.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

krendd Rocky Mountain Beavor Hat in shape color rich
and ghtness is admitted by all who
sons TO taste 20 be the most superb and really elegant
mer dress hat that has yet appeared fashionable
menades expense has been spared in the finishing aud
trimming Of this beautiful fabric which is all that eons
tute hat appropriate and be compared
with advantage, any white drab beaver however ex
pensve, that has yet challenged public attention in this
city. GENIN, 2li Broadway, opposite st. Paul's =.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

sonny with "a IlaesA few copies Of this
sale price, s.. Just published. T. Butler Kings
ment Report Caforniathe best book the subj
price S. Per hundred, 2Sr single copies For sale
WIN. COWANS, 17S FULTON street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

No 2l broadway the largest collection of disn
guished individuals in the United States Strangers and
others shopld not fail visit this celebrated gallery it
10 one Of the most interesting places In the city.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

THE HEALTH OF THE CrTY'-By reference TO the
report of the proceedings of the Common Council
last evening" il will be what horrible practices
have been tolerated by the city government for
years, and how they have at last walked up TO
sense of their duty, and what the public interests
imperatively demand. Go ahead city fathers.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

by the Monk Fra Carlo OF Genoa from the largest
OF Ivory known to exist is private sale Leeds
Gallery Wall street. The highest Offer left with Mr. Iced
will buy it, 1t universally Acknowledged to lie the largest
and most superb Ivory Statue in the world.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

TIE FORREST DIVORCE CAsE.-An attempt has
recently been made TO settle this affair privately;
but the negotiations having failed, we learn that
Mr.. Forrest has commenced suit in one OF the
courts of Philadelphia. George M. Dallas and
Josiah Randall, Esqrs., have been retained as Mr.
Eorrssf,s caunsa1
The New York herald., 1850-06-05
The Union Hat.-This much puffed article.

winch the natter who has not genius enough
fashion 10 ndeavorins to gull the public with as the plus
urs OF hats, and which he has the
for 81 So warranted TO be Of exactly the quality style
and material those Of Broadway. The wholesale dealers
in Water street have heen selling the article for the
last three months and Epentehed takes this method Of
eharsng So 50 for country hat which, if people will wear
they luy for ~ shillings, at 107 Nassau
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

Apuoys FROM sr. JAGo DE CuBA.-We received last
night file Of papers, published at St Jago de Cuba,
to the 18th ult. inclusive. They contain news
nothi ng relative to the invasion Of the island.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05


TAXING THE CENsus.-The officers entrusted
with the important business Of gathering nforml-
ton under the census laws, are preparing TO call
upon families TO obtain the knowledge desired by
Congress. In ignorant minds there is sometimes
an aversion TO give information, under the supposi-
ton that il may be used TO the disadvantage Of the
informer A more crude and ridiculous supposiiion
cannot be entertained. On the contrary, there are
many good reasons why such information should
be given, independently Of the requirements Of the
law, which demand faithful answers TO the govern
mcni catschism; and people should be as rcgi-
ously inclined to give the answers, as they would
be if they were answering the Westminster cate
chism. We have a duty to perform. and a duty
which should not be neglected The statistics Of
a county are intimately connected with its legisa-
iion and with the general happiness Of its citizens;
for upon them are predicated many imPortan, laws
and regulations The Russians, though semi
barbarous people. have the most perfect statistics
of any nation and il is upon these that the govern
ment are enabled TO arrange the finances Of the
nation in the most effective manner. As a great
and TsTidly progressing people, we should not be
behind Russia in a knowledge Of our power and
resources.
With these views we strenuously urge every
citizen to be promp, and active in doing all in his
power to perfect the great work undertaken by the
government. We shall not have another chance
for ten years.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

prices by J. ". BARKER Co, Catherine street. corner
Monroe. They have recently made large reduction
their dress goods which takes admirably with the ladies
who understand buying cheap.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

correct time in pockets Ill tried j. Y
sses ,insksers Try one II want the correct time.
rrnsses.sry to fay anythngl sold by J. at his
depot, 81 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

ressess Pr Harhs Practical Private Treatise Every
reeiTe faithfully svsn. in plain language equally ussfu
every place ediene chest Sth edition. pp pree
81 Nay ls had % the Author No. 6s Greenwich street.
ty post, mailed free.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

G. Andersen, former popular Chief Ensinesr aad
ofcient Rcrster n violent attack %
Bssdsets and from the application ais head vas covered
with three dinrushsd citizens called inform Of The
fact. See the Doctors Advertisement, lOp forfeit.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05
The Dress Hat or the season.-Genin,s

Hat is "a hit, palpabe hit" 1T is lighter straw
graceful and elegant in Appearance and IL sold
price of 2s Knox, Of 2S Fulton street.
the crowd.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

TnE LATE BANK RoBsKRY The recent various
bank robberies, which are generally thought TO
have been contriyed and planned by certain con-
federates of the grand stoolpgeon gang, their head
quarters in this city, beginning to attract the at
iention Of the public in all directions. The robbie
ry Of the Dorchester Bank, near Boston, being the
most recent, excites, just now, the greatest aen-
ton. On the morning Of the day on which this
robbery was committed, it is thought here in the
police Office, that certain leading of the stool
pgeoa gang left this city, in the railroad cars, and
took the route for Boston. On that same night the
Dorchester Bank was entered, and the robbery dis
covered accidentally next day. The Bank has al
ready offered reward of $1,000 for the discovery
of the robbers or of any of them and we shall not
be at all surprised TO see attempt made, in a few
days to give up one of the rascals but keep back
the leading and principal ones, TO have them always
Oh hand for future operations in other parts.
In respect TO other bank robberies, il seems that
two young men have been arrested by the police at
Cleveland Ohio, for the late robbery at that place,
on the charge of being The guilty parties We have
not received any account of their names I; but from
certain circumstances which have transpired we
are led TO believe that the keys with which the
try was made into the premises at Cleveland, were
manufactured in this city and sent or carried to
the young men there, by some of the sool-pigeon
gang, for the express purpose. Nothing has yet
been heard of the robbery of that jewelry store at
Baltimore; but, singular to relate, another attempt
has beenmade upon moneyed institutional savings
bank-at Baltimore, and on the eve of being
successful, has been already reported in the pa
pers.
All these bank robberies, amounting to nearly
100000 dollars, (not quite so much the Galphin
fraud) taking place in different parts ofthe country,
one after another, have most likely common orr
gin, and spring from the same gang of thieves burg
lars, stoopigeon rogues, and people of that descrp-
ton, whose headquarters, aiders and abettors, are
in this mig hty metropolis.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

at 'e entrance q the extensive store He76 Full
while IL IL always ready Hand.omer
sacks boys clothing Se than Rogers has hand
order cannot be had in this village his
below the usual level Of the trade.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05
William Esinton, Gao Fulton street.-

This beautiful COOL and we'll shed saloon has
most unprecedented success since the proprietor
opened to hs friends whom he has charmed
round his we'll furnished much from his popular
manners from the eseeency OF those Wines braniie
julsJ secars kc that 20 be eclped by similar
establishment in the city, $40 Fulton street. his nber
TO which all his former fren ds cordially invited
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

squire a brother have just received, by
tho late arrivals from Europe large Of Silver
Plated Casors, Cake Baskets, Walters kc, which they
will sell low aceount Of the lAteness Of the season,
Tulton street, lS2 Bowery. =
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

ComD faetory, 3sJ neutrality-suspicious. are
Invited 70 eHsrns this roh collection Of Dress Combs
squaea in extent variety In the city among which will
made 70 order sfier dsnsn matter how
Coubs Altered and repaired. A. J. sAuNDERS,
Oonb Factory, 11 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

IN nour ana wheat there has been great DECREASE.
The receipts Of -four and wheat at Buffalo and osvsss
up to June let this year compared with last year.
were as follows
Ar BuUALo, PROM orKsIso oy NAvIoAr,or. TO JuHs l.
Flour, bbis WAsss kush
In ls5o, we're. .143,5l0 al0&2
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

Gouraud's Italian Medieatsd Soap. fus
srrins all shin tisesses discolorsops bemshe Pou
se S supsusus hair from any part ~
The body Lily White fer the eomplericu. Liquid Rouge
he AZ d wsker street. arst from (nss ia
Caltrtsr. ~ south rhira Phaaslphis; Bates
Jorsan, l2 Wash ngton street, Eeeton.
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

Moral Domestic Drama in Eve with tie
east Of eharseters relative positions &C., &c printed
froo the acting soIy will be published Monday June
10Th, by WM TAYLOR, Isl Nassau street. OEee Standard
The New York herald., 1850-06-05
Fancy Cutlerv-r

re,y Of srcrt,mens Fen and Fcckst knvss Of
ansnd beautiful patterns Akc variety Of unique srt
est Tor toilet of which have been
ported SAUNDERS, lE broadway,
Corner OF Liberty street. aud 3s7 Broadway,
between VI all IND white streets.
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Pro niinent Beauty

rands fne hair and tof, smooth somplexion. Bosss
Hyperion rud for the hair and hs the
heaon q ths skin are unsurnssd In laiitis et sdora-
iAston street Boston Also bv A h. d. Sands leo Fulton
street and Rushton. Clarh Co.. 40 and rs broadway,
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

yssxs,s semEesnd Tor hs eurs q Dyspsp.ia LIVER
nsaene 10 offered 70 the public under the
there no article In existence having stronger claims
hsr eensidsration Not single instance has occurred In
wLsL y has f.sd letter the
prcTrlsttr;lt - the Deatest medicine. believe,
prepared TIE half lottls given ~ fsnd has
srrsd ine 81 the dJtl<Tsa from which have been xctsd
for The last four Send three bottlss foe
friend whom have persuaded 20 IT," Prepared sold
ysln
The New York herald., 1850-06-05

Roosevsls street near Chatham. where he may be con
suted diseases which he with
fA.N,9L Pm.
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The TeIcgraphie News Last Night.

New York, wednesday, June 8, 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-26
STORAGE.

QRoOKLYN WAREHOUSES CONIPANY.---The
ID RrDOsyn Warehouses, lgers, Opposite New )Teant.
are now in readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH, intended for
Shipment Having 1900 feet front the with whaFves
in iort Of the Warehouses by which goods immediately
conveyed without rayage the weather. amp
room will be found the dsehargnz of steamers and
loading of slnps.
Charges fixed very low rates. and every aeeommoda
ton Offered the Merchants the CITY the Shippers
the upper county. Ii Is the wish OF the unpany 70 equal
the OF the Atlantic Dock, OF Nels York
Persons interested in transmitting Merchandise invited
oice corner Of Magazine and Lafayette strees NswOr
leans. +. j. CASEY, Secretnfy.
References & r. Geddes Price, Frost Co.; l. w
St~nton & Co.: r. F. Nichols. ie6u