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The Latest From Washington.

uLNEhAL SUIT AND THE COMPROMISE.
SPECIAL ceRREsroNDEScE OF TnE HERALD
WAsuSoToS, May 11-9 7. VI,
1t has been stated in certain quarters that
gency will General Scott write any letter defining his
position on the Compromise This not his position
aow weeks ago; and know that of his most dis
tngushed Southern friends declare that he does
come out with letter he cannot get the vote of single
Southern State. North Carolina even would utterly re-
pudiate nomination under such circumstances Pri-
vae letters received here confirm to the full extent tho
ceiling Of dsapprobation which Senator Mangums
speech, and tho reflection 1t contained upon Mr. Pill
more called forth in all the whig papers OF his State
There is one way. however in which the General may
scape the dlemma:-ID the democratic convention
g silent on the Compromise then declaration upon the
art OF the wings, their candidate viii DO deemed
unnecessary General SCOTS private feelings, regards
the Compromisc at the time OF their passage
well known and he has determined to publicly declare
hat they have suffered no change His Northern friends
have dssuaded him from doing so. but tho decision is
still warmly combatcd by his Southern friends. X.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


- door from Broadway.-P. SARACCO, Professor. In
ventor and solo Teacher OF tho fashionable Dances
we'll known in America has tho honor inform tho elegant
public who intend TO visit tho watering places that his
looms will be every day during all and those
ladies and tlemcn who honor him their
age be assured /, learn ny him, ow essops the
above fashion able dances.
INRTNCH TEACHIR.-WhNTED, A YOUNG FRENCH
Indy, capable Of teaching the language In select
school tie city. fair sation and opportuni-
improvement In other branches will bo Afforded
Apply to Mr.. jackson, ~? Broadway.
A NY YOUNG LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING TO
A pprsuc the study Of Germsn wishing TO take lessons
~ drawing will end thorough and enoicnt teacher by ap-
plying y note personality II. r. s6S broadway
lover Post once Box o. On application the best ard most
sNtifeotory refeIenoe shall be given.
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IN 1Neged Charge Of Embes sxemcnt.-Ohiccr w sytlake
Of the lower police court, on Monday arrested = man
named Harvey SpriDgsteen, at his residence crpcr OF
Horato and Greenwich streets, warrant isued by
Justice Osborn wherein the accused stands eli .,ed by
Mr. H. Warren Auditor Of the Erie Railroad Company
with embezzling $500 and upwards the property OF the
Stockholders OF the New York and Erie Railroad Comps
NY while the said springsteen in empl N o. agent
oi the said company II seems that the enkezzlemept
alleged took place in May year ago when the accused
was netting as receiving agent at depot calsi SuHerns
situatcd in Rockland county When brought before tho
magistrate. the counsel for the accused coaended that
The magistrate here bad no jurisdiction the embez
ment If committed at nil must have been iouc in Rock
and county The case stands adjourned r the puisosc
OF tho magistrate deciding on the point raised Of ugdc
tiou
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tstion to efeot sales. Indian corn did not, however

tstion to e6eot sales. Indian corn did not, however
share In the reduction.
- Maxim SONS quots.ons were at adeelne Of Id per
20 lbs Of wheat and 90 per bb upon limited scale for
United States and Candian -four.
Barley and oats could be had on easier terms.
The imports from the 23d to The Goth April inclusive
80, ITO bushels Of wheat
THE PROVISION MARKET
Tne recent Imports Of bacon not vet on the
ket Beef was quoabe at advance Of from 5s to los
per uercc, with sales of 1000 terces. Cheese still
very SLOW OF sae Lard duh, and buyers watt
Some sales Of French pork had been made at last quo
tation The imports from the 23d to the 10th April
25 boxes bacon 052 terces Of beef 200 tierces and
9s5 bbls, oflard
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May /, 1852.
AsHEs-The demand for pots is still limited. while
pealls are in fair request
QUERc'TRos BaRx.-smal salcs Mt last weeks rates
quotations Of last week
L'NsEsD CAKE sold readily al quotations
NAVAL STonEs-The sales of rosin for the week were
0OO ppH. at as for common to 10s per cwt. for fine
There was but very little tar in the market No trans
actions were reported in rough urpentine Spirits Of
turpentnc to arrive. changed hands ut 45s per cwt
TALLow Ii lower and fat
RTcE has been in rather better demand 100 tierces
brought lis a 1885, Cd per cwt.
SALTPETRr.Nothing doing; 1.700 bags were to be Of
fered at auction on Monday.
FREIcnIs-A favorable change of wind had brought in
upwards Of ffy ships into Liverpool from the United
states and charters can be made at great reduction
nom last weeks prices. Iron, TO New York, has been
taheH ~ vs. ou Ius per ton. We quote from Train
20 circular that the rates OF passage down to
f3 5s co 10, with every chance Of further decline
ons-Retail sales in palm continue to be made the
spot a i26 5s to EGG los per tun and 100 tuns to
rive have been sold at f26 Pale seal oil is quoted by
Dennstoun Co Mt f29 f29 10s.. and American whale
mt f3l E32 per tun. 40 have been sold at these
prices
Shipping Intelligence.
AR from NYork April 20 steamship Atlantc 30h, ships
Monteluma Wost Point Europe Princeton Wright,
Dorcas, Prince Garrck Fides all at Liverpool tho Sh;
9Th North America. Adolphine; 29th Osaa and Queen at
Deal; S0th, Independece, at Gravesend.
Sid for NYork April 30. st Patrick. Cumberland, Hero.
ret from Bremen; John Rsbnson Elizabeth from Queens
town. 2th SYMBOL from Shields; 29h. Louise, from Ant
weTp.
Sid for Boston, Hsntress from Liverpool. Earl OF ar
wood do also aid from Liverpool. Caroline for Mane
Arrfrom Philadelphia Shakamaxon, James Reunel from
Liverpool
Arr from Boston Sterling I6th Lcshorn 24th
at Copenhagen; Kord. 2sth, at Antwerp.
Arr from Savannah Pomona, Intrinsic, Rodsrck Dhu
Kingdom. Glcnlyon, at Liverpool.
Arr from Ba3tm0re Seneca, Record, Hermitage Brken-
head Abby Pratt. all at Liverpool; Wielaud Heoet
Sid for Baltimore, WiehelhauBen. from Bremen
lowing to the ltcncss Of the hour forced to
off our despatch The news from France, Germany &C.
will be published to morrow
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THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
~~o>>N>~>,~~v>~N>>o.>~
Highly Important from Albany.
~~~~~~~>o>>r~>~oov>o~
THE CANAL LAW OF NEW YORK
DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
BY THE COURT OE APPEALS.
>>osN>~>~o~>co~>.~~N>~~v
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
c-,voo~~>>oy~>~N~>,>~-->o<.
Speech OfCOM. Stockton i'm favor Of a
War Steamer for HarbOr Defences.
>><~>os~o>~~<>~~~~~>>.~>-~>oo
Progress Of the Appropriation for the
Collins Steamers.
>~~ce>~>ooe0>~(s~~~S~>~~o~
The House still at Work on the Free Farm
e~~>>~o>o>>~>>oc~>>>c~>o.N.
Prospects Of General Scott, North
and South.
No~~rNNSO~>.1Ns.~,rNNyNNr.>yo
Horrible Affairs. KOssuth. I0In Nantes
Horrible Affairs, Kossuth, Lola Monies,


Important Decision In the Coart Of Appeals.
THE CANAL LAW DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
AND THE MANDAMUs IN THE CASE OF PHELPS
VS.. NEWELL DENIED.
ALBANY, May II, 1862.
The Court OF Appeals met in the Capitol this morning
but adjourned till five o'clock this afternoon with view
probably to consult the argued the last term
Upon rc-asscmbing, in the of Phelps vs. Newe'
which presented the pure constitutional question as to
the canal coptraotthe decision of the Supreme Court
was reversed and the mandamus was denied by una
nimous vote, Judge Welles declining to vote,
In the Orange county case the judgment Of the
Supreme Court afrmed-that judgment having been
that the Canal law unconstitutional On this the
court stood all for the affirmative except Judge Wecs
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Destruction OF the Eagle Stvscey TA,eStxe.
Buffalo, by Fire.
LOLA MoNTEs' waaDRoBE ssysp.

LOLA MONTEs WARDROBE sSyED.
BUFFALO May II, 1852.
The Eagle Street Theatre burned ,wn tais
ing The fro broke out shortly after ,bck. and the
entire baHding, with its contents was oorsrd with
great rapdity nothing but the bare walls Isf Tn,
building worth about 500 600 and the ioss H Heasrs
Carr and Warren the managers conld bn fcs than
that rum. We have account Of the in u r.,cos
Lola Monies danced last night to crowded house but
was indinerently received. She objected to tance
second night according to engagement She to5k her
wardrobe nome, and lost nothing By the fire. at which
she present the whce time
Another correspondent says that Lola Monies has been
succeeding greatly there and in the other Western towns
After paying n exp"nses-bact gir.s and all she has
cleared, during the week. nearly housand dollars She
goes TO Rochester next. She IL her manager,
and only keeps clerk to count her money She says the
temperance hotels sbominabie paces---fu Of bibles
and bed bugs but no good fare
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EXTRAORDINARY WAKEPrLNFss.- "A case Of ex-
traordinnry wakeuncss in this city has been recently
brought to notice. The subject Is person. IN good
health and of active and temperate habits ana yet
understand from his statement has not sopt for
period four five weeks. And whas not the
least remarkable he has pursued nis daily syocatoss
without any personal Inconvenience discomfort moro
than usual The case IL worthy the atenton Of the
doctors Persons desiring information the sub
jett VIII obtain II by inquirng Of Mr.. Fenelen Hutbci
very worthy citizen whose testimony in regard the
matter may be implicitly relied upon Bridgeport Es,aer
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Great Excitement at Rochester.

THE DEMOCRATS AND THE CANAL ENLARGEMENT.
ROCHESTER, May II, 1852.
The democrats have called mass meeting for Wedncs-
day evening to take the immediate enlarge
ment Of the Erie Canal by requesting the Governor
call special session Of the Legislature pass SUBJ
mitting the question to the people at the next genera
election, and to effect loan upon the credit Of the
State
The decision of the Court Of Appeals produces intense
excitement he
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Tho joint resouton, authorizing the building of war
steamer for harbor defence In pursuance of the law
authorizing contract for that purpose with Robert L.
Stevens was taI,eh mp.
Mr. srocnr,c. (dem) ofN T. said he desired to impress
upon 'he pensie the necessity Of provAing harsor de-
nee sUl also TO have justice done Of his cons
tuents who has been unfairly. unjustly and ungcne
rov.y treated not by tho picrent Secretary OF the
psyy but by hs predecessor In isopinon tho present
condition OF affairs In Europe rendered war probable
Frsnce has man now Upon the thro~s, who, 10
strrngthsn bimscG muet foster and encourage the A
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THE MASSACHUSETTS PLURALITY Ia v-EossUrH-
FORCED CHROK3.

THE MASSACHUSETTS PLURALITY LA v-R0SSUfH-
FORCED CHROK3.
Bosrow, NJ VII. 1862.
The plan Of the coalition to rrpca the PIT yisw, 70
far regards the vote for Prcsdcn was def sHe day
in the House, by fifteen ma ority
Kossuth has spent the day in visiting cambr us Lex
ington, and Concord. He received at vrpAcs
with military and civic demonstrations and at ere tn
latter towns addressed large Of pepck, in
speeches of considerable length.
Forged checks wcrc to day presented to and VI ty'
the Granite Shoe and Leather Deslcrs tate Isnk
and forged check was presented unsp.ce uly n The
North Bank The checks offered by n ca ored ncu
employed by some other party We have Il armed the
amounts obtained particular bue the polios
on the track Of the forger.
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by MoRsE's MAGNETIC LINE, OFFICE NO. 2wAIL STREET
TUESDAY, May o. 1867
BurrALo, A. M.-Baremetcr % 55. Thcrmomctsr
~. Wind southwest. Clear and pleasant
RocHEsTER A. M.-Another glorious day .bria,t
and warm. THERMOMETERS 65. Wind west
AUBURN, Q A. MA fine. clear morning. Wind north
west Thermometers H.
SYRAousE. . MA very pleasant morning Wind
northeast. Thermometer 60.
Urea. A. M.-Bright, summer morning T'berr,o
meter CS. Wind north
ALBANY. A. MA clear pleasant morning Wcathsr
warm. There IL freshe in the river and the water Ia
now even with the docks and rising Wind north Ther
momcter ". Barometer 80 100. Mercury07.
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The spanish government, says Madrid lotter az
the 18th Of March, have been met at onoe ON the
footing Of reciprocity by the governments Of the Uni
ted states. as regards port dcs, 60 but e6eos has
charges, owing TO tho dislance of the two oauntres
ana has been agreed To Ak future day ssr bo.E
TO commence on Toe now system. The is Of MAv
would % hssd on, ~ was thought. for that purpose
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southern Trade, &c.

BALTIMORE, May 11--P W.
meeting i shory to be held here for the purpose Of
increasing the trade between Baltimore and tho Southern
States. The editor Of the Cotton Planter IL moving
party In IT. and Mcssrs Rusk, Dawson, OUTLAW, stephens
CDgman sDd other Southern members Of Congress, will
LEND tbeir old 10 the movement.
The southern mail has arrived but brings Of
interest
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SIIII,PING.

1 Nt1ED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only roneh Line viz Arrin wall and Panama San Fran
,G9 Gss, ISs.S'en @ Tor seersgc The splendid
patI Cd Nor day Ma Nth et ecoct y ~. ~ hnr
Pier 1T foot OF Warren street North River with the Cali
orDia and IAssobEcfs, via Hs Navy
B to scDneS, At rsnsmn Nth the Regular Mali steamer
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the OfGce ~ the Csm aar;.a
No III West etrest, coz. OF Wsrren, New York,
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WEDDING IN THE MAMMOTH CAVE. Ky The sol-
lowing marriage notice appears in the Louisville nal
- Married the 10Th of April. In the Gothic hspels
OF the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, by the Rev Dr.
Edgar. Of Nashville. Tenn. the Rev IL Hall Of hour
bon county, to Miss Wealthy r. Peitingil Of tnthrop
Maine" some interesting ceremonies took psoe on tls
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SINGULAR RESTORATION or THE Power Or Spxycu
"A young Gays the Philadelphia Maternal s.r...
employed at tho Mint who had been deaf and dub 10,
several years occasioned by scarlet fry~r fv d,vs
since, while engaged at her usual occupation oxca,r,ed
Oh believe can speak ~ The Of tbosr
in the apartment with her great that one oS th,
females iained and most OF them surprised beyond
measure She has since entirely recovered her speoh
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THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

WAsHIscroS, May IL, 1852.

WhNEFN"TUN' NIIy IT, IoVA
NUMEROUS PETITIONS.
Mr.. WADE, Of Ohio presented petition against the
passage Of the House bill for extending the time ofloca
Ing the Virginia military land warrants
Dir. CoorsR presented the petition Of thirty
lists, praying for the employment Of Mr.. Rotherme to
paint an historical picture for the Capitol
Mr. SUMNER prescHted several petitions against sun.
dn rnaiIa
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NoRInrrLp, Vt. May II, 1861
The yormant Central Railroad depot hs place took
~ lat G, ening consuming the main portion OF the
la ditg Tho safes appear In good order aud the vault
Q, k and papers, uninur,d Governor paines safe
YES 20, on. Tho depot was Gully ooyeycd by INSURANCE
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE,

IIoR ALBANY. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs-FARE
reduced Regularly and safety combined.The cars
the York and Harlem Railroad leave the City Hsi
station New York daily (Suudsys exeeptod at o'clock
A. NJ, April 81, 1859 NJ. SLoAT, Superintendent.
s-tAMDBB AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PUtLA-
" dsphia from pier No North river, foot OF Battery
place, 81 steamboat L0nN POTTER. Two linGs daily:
1ornsg line leaves NJ Afternoon cypress limo at
y. NJ throuah TO Pbiiadeipbia n four and hs hours
Tare-6xst class S. second olas., (by w. line
sniy), 80 Returning leave Phindolphia from foot OF
Wsnut etrcct at eA. NJ, and 2P. NJ. fmisrsnt linz. BY
Faro 81 %.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-u.9
IN Mail snd Express Lines, through IN ~ hours n
RsIrcAs via Jersey CITY losvtng New York 81 foos
CortiAndt streets A. NJ aud 81 T. NJ, Liberty street
Leave Phadspha hours foot 90 Walnut strcet
redussd So for arst GLASS and 81 50 for second sss
sshln Charleston through tioets sod
s the above nea and through luggage carried tho h
and w r. lines from New Ysrk With
Wfthept expsnse.
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THE FORGERY OF TREASURY VOUCHERS

WAsIIINoToN, boy H. 1NJ2.
The case OF Mr. Brown, Of Michigan ~ to the false
treasury vouchers still progresses. Hon Charles r.
Stuart Of Michigan, delivered lengthy argument for
the accused, and Hon. Orlando Fickiin responds to-
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DRY GOODS.

r
GRENADINEH, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, sHAwLS,
~ and Laoes, at reduced prices comprising of the
most varied and best ofncw spring goods be
found in this city. TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l Broadway
Two or three boys wanted; apply Nc above.
GREAT REDUCTION IN sILKs,-JAMES BECK e.
OF coored and black Silks offering the largest and
the best assortment Of spring and Checks and
Stripes Cace Silks &c. &c rich plain Pom de Soo Gros
de Eocossc plain and figured Gaco ditto rich Brocds Of
color and shade suitable for wedding evening carriage
walking dresses &c. &c. Also, large and we'll selected
assortment of black and second Sks, of
description, width and quality The above goods having
been greatly reduced in price by j. b. Co.. thoy with
fdonce recommend them being superior we'll
the cheapest of the kind that to be found IN the CITY,
355 Broadway.
THE GREAT ATTRACTION IN NBR0ADwAY-GRAND
Sale Of Paris Hats at the Ladies' Partisan Hat
Dep al broadway lremovcd from 35l) VIM Atkins in
aIooang to those ladies who disappointed yesterday
the oxtra ordinary bargains displayed for SALE begs
that several fresh have been opened odays SALE
and that choice Of upwards of 300 hats still remains
thereby afsrding ladies an opportunity of purchasing
elegant Paris hat usually charged 50 and S
du ed price Of So 80. NotceThe lsdies Partisan Hat
Depot 3tl Broadway, (rcmovcd from Sll.
NOTICE TO MILLINERS-RARE CHANCE.-TOR
IN sale the Stocs Fixtures and Lease Of tho old esab
lhcd Millinery Store, 23 Hudson street few doors above
Canal street Has large Of cusomers well assorted
spring stock also lot Of plain furniture House all ready
for immediate occupation Is to be sold in
the death cfhc lady proprietor To ubc need
apply butt cash customer.
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.Sa~ uAsss May II, Is6.

The House Of Roprescnat va have just concluded bA
Ioting for a. s. Senator wit The folio wing result -
Isaao II. Touccy dem, 124 Ros cr 3. Baldwin whig -;
Francis Gillette free soil O.; Sa UJe InPham, dem 81
H. $. Beardtley, dem. I. Who te number, zig. Mr..
Toucey consequently IL ohceen.
Tho Senate will vote at O'Clock ard Mf Torcey win
receive large majority his party fserc being ID
strong
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From Philadelphia.

FATAL srABBING CAsE--BOY DROWNED.
PHLADEIpHrA, May H. 1862
Patrick Blumer, who stabbed on Sunday cvening.
b an unknown man In the lower part Of tho county, died
this evening at the Hospital
lad ten years old Of Captain jeremiah Bcnnet
pilot, was drowned this afternoon, while fishing at
Queen street wharf Southwark.
Fatal Railroad dAGcldent-ThYee Lives Lost.
DETRoIT, May H. 1859.
Az the emigrant train on the Michigan Central Raj
roa going west, was stopping at Niles second train
which left Detroit about tho time overlook and ran
into the cmigrant train killing three persons and
ly inuriDg several others The accident owing l
the careessness Of tho engineers
An Chkown Female Body Found.
ROCHESTER,. May III. 1852.
The dead body Of an unknown WOMAN was found in tins
river today 1t had apparently been several aye ths
water
Markets.
CHARLEsroN. May 10. 1861
Cotton freights to Liverpool from this post have de-
clned to I'D
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MORE BATTLES, ETC.
Later news had been received from India with accounts
of another battle. The commercial adyces were dull
but cotton active and rising
Further adviccs received from the Cape Of Good Hope
mention some sklrnishing
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IN discussing measure proposing to abolish religious
tests in tho Scotch University ASter enctheped dis
cussion the measure was negaved by fifteen majority
The second reading Of the Colonial Bishops bill was
made the occasion OF Speech by Mr. Gladstone in favor
OF appointing bishops in connection with the Church a
England to the colonies. The debate was adjourned tin
the Goth May
In the House Of Lords, on Thursday Earl Granville
took occasion to ask the whether the honors
that were paid to General Rosas landing at Plymouth
were by order Of the governmet?
Lord MALMEsBuRr gave evasiye reply to the effect
that he believed orders went from his Department.
but Rosas refugee bat one who had shown
great distinction and kindness British merchants who
nad traded with his country and whatever his cruetes
exaggcrated) had been in South America
the English government could not mark them by auy
stigma. - -
OF the Banda Oriental after which the subject dropped
The rest Of the day was taken up by discussion on
the sanitary condition of London
Ihe Commons, the same day had before them. mo.
tion to regulate the Of the church. Leave was
given to bring in bill on this subject.
Mr Ieywood's motion for committee to consider tho
proprety Of preserving the Crystal Palace came up and
long debate ensued which resulted upon division 10
for the committee to 221 against so the palace win be
pulled down. and Its demolition to commence on the
1st Of May, the anniversary of its opening
On Friday according to announcement the Chancellor
OF the Exchequer brought forward the Budget 1t pro-
poses to repeal Of the existing taxes and says no.
thing Ct imposing duties except the continuation
OF the income and property tax for limited time 1t
estimates that the income Of the coming year will from
present sources. f51 .G25 600; and the expenditure
1ol lD39'e, which will leave surplus of f46i,O2l.
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Il
and III New street.
DERFORD & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
ID Sandwich islands South America, and China Express
will be despat by tho steamer United States May 10Th
connect with the Winfield Scott via hspnwall and
Panama. in charge Of special essenger Shippers
are requested send In their freight with invoices early
Friday, the lh Small parcels for express trunks
received till l.. the day of sailing Our express mail
for South Pacific will connect with the English steamer
leaving Panama the 30th Of May charge for custom
house or consular fees. BERFOkD \ CO.,
No. 2Astor House, Nesey street.
CREGoRY's EXPRESS EXPRESS EXTRA A0RDT-
VI nary-The subscribers will for ward ia charge OF
Mr. Georle Judson an Express for Packages, Parcels,
and Letters, w. the fast steamship United state via
neoting with the splendid steamer Winfield Scott az
Panama. From the great speed a these steamers an
unequailed opportunity Ia offered for shippers as IL
expeces tha, far grsster despatch will be obtained on
ths trip than has yet been effected Panama
Packages should be sent in Friday lth and should
not exceed l25 pounds weight he water PROOF
Letters received until Pm. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Agents, 205 Broadway, ono door from Fulton street.