The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1842, Page 3

POSTSCRIPT. G- We reeeived mo papers last night south of Norfolk. had just been excused. Washington. \ Correspondence of the Herald.| ‘Wasuixcros, Feb. 9, 1842. Senate. [ue Sexate—Tar Caniner—Tuet Prreravens— New Youx Post Orrict- Inthe Senate to-day, Mr. Tallmadge presented @ remonstrance from Missouri against the repeal or postponement of the Bankrupt Law, upon which some discussion arose between him and Mr. Linn. After the presentation of petitions, and the recep- tion of reports from committees, the Senate took up the joint resolution of Mr. Kune, fixing the ‘2th day of May for the adjourament of this session of Con- grees sine die; and after a few remarks by Mr. Kiné in favor of the resolution, and showing that all ‘the public business could betransacted by that time, and by Mr. Cray in opposition to it, its considera- tion was postponed till Monday next. ‘ : ‘The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the three joint resolutions introduced by Mr. Cray, to amend the constitution of the United ‘States. 5 Mr. Ancuer took the floor, and spoke until the * Senate adjourned. He argued both for and against the veto, and with about equal effect, but finally came to a conclusion by stating that if Mr.Cxar’s proposition to abolish the-veto power should come 10.8 vote, he would move ee to modify it, that a bill vetoed shall not be decided on till the session suc- ceeding the one at which it way vetoed, and that a majority of both Houses shall then be competent to pass it into a law. i Mr. Cray rose and gave the Senator from Virgisia (Mr.-Archer) assurances that it was his intention to press the resolutions to final action; and before the time came round, he would give the proposed amendment ef the Senator due consideration. Mr. Moagneap expressed a with to make some remarks upon the resolutions, and with that view, on his motion, their further consideration was post- poned until Monday next, and the Senate adjourn- ed. There has been a good deal of talk here for the Jest two or three days of contemplated ch anges in the Cabinet, and some of the rumors have been put into reasonable shapes, but they are all without f.un- dation No change is now expected or desired, either by the President or any of his Cabinet. What may take place in the course of the next six weeks, it is impozsible tosay. Certain allegations are said to be in preparation against one of the Secretaries, which, if supported by adequate preof, will cause both impeachment and removal. The charges may not besusceptible of proof—pessibly they are with- out foundation; but if they are true, and the fact can be demonstrated, the full of Aaren Burr or Nicholas Biddle was a joke compared to that which awaits the distinguished Secretary. ‘The'pipe-layers are making every effort in their powerto get influence here, as their last resort. They have been driven from Albany by the opposition party,and by the indifference of the whigs, who, rather then be ruled by such a corrupt elique, suffer- ed the’election to go by default last fall. They were next driven from their influence in the city by a gen- eral 1a'ly of the people, ia the various wards, who turned out every man on the committees who was suspected of the least degree of pipe-laying. The contempt was not more general in one party than in the other. Foiled in their own strong hold, they turned their attention to Washington, where they supposed their character wes mot known. Here they represent their influence at home as unbounded, and claim all the offices and appointments as their property. No office was filled at Albany but by consent of 4 et eg the New-York pipe-layers, and in a large majority | auditor’s of cases these offices were paid for at a given price. One of the pipe-layers offered an office to a member of the Assembly from the city of New York, while standing ia the office of Gov. Seward, at Albany, paaeed over informally. bills. “ Asseveral ofthe a) ject to the direction of means to meet the ners and seamen of the U: subsistence States. To do thie, ofan a day. drawers will be to the a sulsto meet the disbu of knowled; for a larger annual appro tion bill.” act of 7th of July, 1888, year, tl phans, per the act he total then for present year, lo for a certain sum of money ; and the offices in the Baltimore. State have been sold out for money as a general [Correspondence of the Herald.) thing It is believed, however, that their schemes will not besuccessful here. They may find @ coadjutor in the Cabinet, but the integrity and independence of the President precludes the idea of their generel success. They may deceive him im single cases, and procure the occasional appointment of an incompe- tent, corrupt, or unsuitable person ; but no appre- hension need be entertained that they can ever es- tablish a permanent influence at the seat of govern- ment. These people are now making desperate exer- tions to prevent the appointment of Mr. Bloodgood. to the New York post office, and to procure the se- lectiog of one of their own kidney. But it is all in vain. , It seems to be understood here that Mr. Bloodgood is to have the office, and that it is now only a question of time. Mr. Epiror:— whole affair of th the look out forthem. Exchaa, adelphia, the bank of V: Railroad ord no variation in p cold—prospects for ice. House of Representatives. Tae Navy—Tae Commrrree ox Foreron Reta- tions~Tue Tanirr—Arrrorriation Bits. ‘The House ot Representatives has made acom- mencement of the work of Legislation, a great por- tion to-day having been consumed with the recep- tion of reports from the Standing and Select Com- mittees, and theirreference to the committee of the whole House, which afford evidence that the com- mittees have been| industrious, if the House has trifled with its legitimate dyties. Amongst other bills thus reported, were two by Mr. Wisr, chair- man of the Committee on Naval Affairs, one to ap- point a’Board for the establishment of rules and re- gulations for the government of the United States Navy, and the other for the re-organization of the Navy. Mr. Cusrrotp, from the same committee introduced a bill to regulate the remuneration of pursers and warrant officers. The resignation of the majority of the committee on Foreign affairs, which" was antieipated yesterday, took place this morning. Mr. Giuater, one of the seceders, present- ed to the House the following docum and reached here stating that the two thirds of nays, From these passage of the bill; Consequences among days must be startling. rte Aa ety mk te Paces fhe ling of wal pics al ‘aan m4 * m | extent, ata farther falling » Al from fares sapric.om taut Commaton. Recent orcer-| Sank clocks declined, and. state fives (ell Sih per presentchairman of the committee would meet the ap- probation of the House, and they are unwilling to serve ‘with a chairman whe has avowed opinions, and perse- vered in a system of hich in the estimation of the unde! hav im to be an unsafe depo- sitory ofthe pudlic trust, or of that confidencejwhich is to the relations between a chairman and the on Girard necessary 7 duced at one establishment in Americe, probably in the 4 i Je; 17th, J THOS W. GILMER: cost Of the i ‘and this company take a long farewell of America. Loans. Loans. GMs. y & dane, Havre. Arraist, Audrow Scott. Por land. R M.T.HUNTER. portion of the community. excitement in and peor ates dcr Seba Bank, 95177 1,008,164 ‘st Clair, NUrieans; Rival, ‘Arr 224, Republic, R.BARNEWELL RuETT. | about our streeta is very great, yet from almost | gg Merier ix rue Davaprut ano Contacious Dit- no Commmace, Sor be] eae. Also in port, Mu GEORGE H. PROFFITT. every mouth is heard the ery, “give us immediate | easy or Pasvaruine Susu Pox —E , who has | Mech’: Bank. Aa a te p07? Centon, de do, Aum, Tee fer ‘To the Honorable the resumption. Let’s pase the Kubicon at once.” witnessed the ravages ot this : eS SETS | cameo wd ‘enelii of the House of tatives, Exehange on New York is about 8 percent., and | ease, which now prevails so 4724994 Bettie out fm g He also desired the Clerk to read the following | the brokers sell specie at 10 to 12 per . Ul ranst have been sensible of D. Cre De.,| Elina ‘do for NYork; to fa tg eit Tor NOvesme, letter from Mr. W. 0. Johnson: this condition of things a large amount of speci it—the oe ieee fn Nort, TieE Strona on 8 Wok, Wi Florida, ‘Toxsoay Menmso, Feb. 8, eeu daily broaght from your city and the brokers pock- sleep, ‘snd the antipa Bon 265 ‘i3a,1s0 | Gos are oe B fiat, for Boston, ‘de Barstow ctl Cy 0 ve “ ly sefe rem jund in Pease’s Hore- 865,700 1,507,258 r rellington, Bgl 4 h of the Committee on oreign AMeirs this ont ag York within Papen bead pose ecg of specie into | hoand Candy, seltah Gheanbectiege ant obdoes allirti- | Phe following is table of all the chartered and free ee 29-014 Ph relia, Liveueely he our currency is pur! rupts t! New Yori ook out—breaker arging a member to move an election rman, © the meaner of hie disclosing upd using the miner the committee, I will say, thet for me to vote for be, after these circumstances, to his senti- aud to sanction his 1, Which I cannot do. Therefore | should be bound in my sense of public duty te vote for some other person as cheirman. It would have been agree vble to m feelings if I could ae relieved from serving om the commitee for se- veral weeks past. You are at liberty to make known the contents of this @om munication. ¥ ‘ery reepectfull, yw. cs other agent of the State. instri the Se yours, O8T JOHNSON. How. T. The four gentlemen, whose written application ‘was made to the House, were excused from further service on the Committee, and then Mr. Johnson, who bas returned to his post of duty, made a similar personal application, and was also excused. No debate “arose on the question, which appeared to have been disposed of asa matter of course; but when the Coffimittee on Foreign ‘Relations was called upon for Reports, rf the da Mr. Apaxs, its Chairman, rose with the most Pi sabriy to be reget for the relief and pretec U.S. vol 3, e597) juired te pege 527) req pre t ne adv: made to them, they must epply their own is, and, for their reimbursement, draw upon this D: Drafts for this purpose are now lyin; priation ; and others me expected every ‘0 suffer them to be protested and juctive of serios injury, not on! ta of the United States, but to the charact and credit of the Guvernment, and may create @ necessi: ty of placing funds in advance in the hands of the con- ee rsements directed quired at each, in any given period, advance of funds to a greater bly be in all cases oxpended, an: at bill had the hands of the Govern to 40 per cent belew curren Bank notes 50 to 55; Pennsyly to 10. The “ Relief Issues” are at @ discount wo enema over ents. ifteen thousan: merioan seamen in fore; , being an increase of $31, arrearages payable through the second offices, were respectively $2,000, while this x there are no such S41, was $1,044,155 ; $780,776; being a total reduction of 3 . Having disposed of this business, the use adjourned. Four individuals have been taken up on sus of having perpetrated the late outrageous robbery on young Nicholson. They have been committed for further hearing. It is thought however that the greedy police have got the wrong pigs by the tail. The reward for the recovery of the money and the villians has been increased to two thousand dollars. T robbery was geous. The scoundrels smashed the nose of their vietim flat with his fa in two — Yeur police wou!d do well to assault Philadelp! [Correspondence'of the Herald.} Great Excitement—Probable Passage of the Resump- tion Bill—Great Depreciation of the Relief Issues— Speiee brought from New York. Parapetrma, Fe's. 10, 1842- We are to-day again in the midst of confusion and great excitement on the subject of the currency. Things hourly grow more gloomy, and it appears to me, must now approach very nearly a crisis. The mail which left Harrisburg yesterday morning, brought word that the Resumption Bill had passed the Assembly, by a vote of five. This created much sensation here last even. ing, although the matter was confidently expecte before. ‘The mail that left the Capital at one v’clock midnight, brought letters ; the Senate on a first reading without amendment, and that a mo- tion to suspend the rules for a second reading of the bill instanter, (which requires the consent of the Senate,) was lost, 17 yeas, 10 indications there woul to be a decided majority in favor of the immediate > bly ere this, it is in jor for his approval. the banks for the next few Tun up ead. rm you, asl have ie consequently without ted in re tion amouat than wou! 4 would, of course, call priation..- “Under these circumstances, I, have'the b gest te the committee the propriety and necessit immediate appropriation of thi protection of A countries, to enable this Department already presented, and those which @ pear, renig tothe passage of the gener to pay to vote provoking n¢nchalance, and moved thatthe vacat- cies be supplied which were ereat-din the commit- tee by the resignations of the five gent'enen, whe The Spxaxen assured the honorable gentleman that the vacanciesshould be supplied at as early a period as possible, and thus the matter dropped. Mr. Woop then resumed his speech en the reso- lution of the Chairman of the Committee on Manu- factures, for permission to collect evidence on the subject of tariff laws, and their operations. He con- tinued his argument, which was intercepted yester- day, against power being given to the Committee on Commerce to collect the information required; and he objected also to the resolution on the ground that there was not time at the present session to complete the investigation. The subject was then The House next proceeded to the third reading of The first bill taken up wasa bill making an appro- priation for the relief and protection of Americ’ seamen in foreign countries. The sum appropriated is $15,000. The usual apprepriation is about $50.- 00, and that isthe estimate for the present year, of which sum this bill appropriates a part to meet pre- sent urgent necessities, which are thus set forth ina letter from the Secretary of State to the Chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means : epriations of this Departmeut, are ¢ ‘and others nearly so, deom it proper to invite your at- tention to the fact, and to info todo, that the Department je honor elation to the ef American re, by law (Laws ide for tne mari: States, who may be found destitute within their districts, respectively, sufficieat 9 some port in ance of publie men the United and, ent-— , for want returned to be y law. This alternative, from the number of consulates, and the want ‘of the amount of relief that might be re— would require an Id probe- jonor to sug of an 4 dollars for the draite re expected to ap- aL appropris: The bill was read a third time and passed. The next was the Pension Bill, which appropriates for revolutionary pensions, under the act of the 18th of March, 1818, in addition to a probable balance at the end of the year 1841, of $193,799, $88,261. For invalid pensions, under various acts, $200,275, for pensions to widows and orphans, per the act ef the 4th of July, 1836, in addition to a probable balance at the end of the year 1811, of $30,000, $242,240; for five years’ pensiens to widows, per $200,000. This bill was based upon estimates from theCom- missioner of “Pensions, and it differs materially from the appropriations of 1811. In the year 1841, the ‘amount appropriated for Revolutionary pensions under the act of March 18, 1818, was $314,000; is year it is $968,261, a red Oil favelid a. eigo were juction of $225,739. 22" - 107,000 ; in the Lovie are $200, ‘being an increase ol $98,275. Yn 1841, the pensions to wid of 4th of July, 1896, were $448,241. for the present year, they are $242,240, or areductien of $206,001. In 184i, the five years’ nsions to widowa, under the act of the 7th of Say, 1838, were $168,314; in the presea: year, lows and or- Battimong, Feb. 10, 1842. in and ‘The weather is clear and 'y-three to twenty- share since yesterday, selling at 48}, in currency, equal to about 43 in specie. * notes ie rate of discotnt ly, being 35 ing it just as fastas it cor: Isprava.—The L:piclature of the State of India- na adjourned on the 31st ult sed, besides theact to peovide for the continuance of the construction of all and any of the public works of the States by private companies, was an act to Poste further sale or hypothe diana bonds by any Fund Commissioner or Among the acts pas- tion of In ‘The joint resoluiion which had passed the Senate, acting ators and yequesting the Repre- sentatives of that State in Conyre: repeal of the Bankrupt Law, was lost 11 the House —Ayes 37, noes 48.— Nat. Int., Feb. 10. Arremrrep Insuansctios 19 Ponce, (P. R.)— Captain Pierce, of the sehr. Pearl, arrived at this port on Saturday last, from Ponee, (P. R.) informs hat the negroes of that Island contem: Aight The" hntention ‘of the night, e theinsurrectionists was discovered Bue to that night, and them were arrested. They have a tried, aed three were shot, and several received two hundred lashes and wore sent te the ‘chain galleys for life, revious to the departure of Captain Pierce.— Norfolk Beacon. ate on Chrittmus and a number of ir, sub- jausted, y ter shes . In 1811, and third , and arages. snd for the a TEL SE ADI nN The sales at the Board this morning wire to a fair ex- tent, at a general fall in rates. Delaware’and Huds n declined 1 per cent; Indiana 5's } per cent; Illinois 6 1}; Farmers’ Trust }; Mebewk 1 per cent; Ohio 6}; Long island rose }. Sales of bills on Philadelphia 7} @ 74; Baltimore 3]; Mobile 11013; New Orleans 506. Thedill compelling immediate resumption in Pennsy]- vonia passed the lower house to its third reading on Tuesday, by a vote of 65 to 9. Wesubjointhe two first General Se: sions. Before his Honor the Recorder, Judges Nosh and ynch,'and Aldermen Pollock and Balis. James R. Whiting, Esq., District Attorney. Fen. 10,—-Pleaded Guilty —-Peter Flanagan 'y to an ascault and battery on James 264 Cherry street, and was fined ten, do $3000 Kentuek: $2800 Water Lo ral indictments for assaults and ed on Cornelius Vanderbelt, | paragraphs of the bill, which contain its material pro- | $290 Ulino\e Boade vera! on the ecember . bow lo Ax Act to provide for the resumption of Specie Pay- | $1900 he Ninth | A encaby he Banke of this Commonwealth, and for | $10 0 Sari A acted te mae ne Hf Re | Ht aa ‘ion 1. it ted by th le an louse oJ presentativ eg tte tere of Pennsylvania in | $4009 ‘do F§ General As met, and it iaherely enacted byauthori 000 do f the same, That the banks, safety fund and savings institutions of this commonwealth, from and after the Passage of this act, shell redeem sil their notes, depo: sites and other Mabilitics, in gold and silver coin, upon demand being made at their usual place of doing busi-. ness, of the president, cashier, or other officers, and a re fussl orfailureto pay in gold and silver, as aforesaid shall be deemed andiaken to be an absolute forfeiture be pro- ceeded against in the Section 2. After th sureror auditor rison on each it He was then 6. dian’ fonfesrion.—John Bradley alias Bradley hada “aaa Bane, an old rogue, confessed his guilt in passing a ten dollar counterfeit note, on Jeremiah bert, No, 523 Greenwich street, on the 8th of December last, and was remanded fer sen! 1000 io trea- not re issue any of the notes issued under to ac: fourth of May, one tl eight hundred and forty one, by the banks accepting the rovisions thereef, but shall receive the seme for tolls, es and debts due tothe commonwealth ; and when s0 Teceived into the treasury, shall be marked by the audi- tor genera} cancelled, and an account of thi jount! and banks issuing the some, shall be kept, 80 ene ble the suid bank or banks to settle with the department, according to the provisions of the said act. This bill, in all probability, will pars the Senate and become a law, when it may be hailed as the dawn of bet. ter times in that bank ridden Stste. The speculators and bank borrowers arein an ecstacy of fear. They beg bard in theirorgans, both in this city and in Philadelphia for an extension of afew months more. These har pies have now for three years preyed without cessa- Tin, $16 50; 42 6d, very d able. went to bed with one of the Cypri blishment on the above night, and in the morni: the sum of $90 was mi g from his pocket. Ome 7th inst., by the Rev cer Cockefair was told by the girl that Parker slept with her, that Walker had the money, and he rested bim daughter ar- e day following, and found it on his ‘he prisener proved a good charac- e 0 that he received the money from the xirl for safe keeping, and the jury returned a ver~ sea of not guilty. tion upon the vitals of thecommunity. They haveruin- . Van Soyenbeas counsel for prisoner. ed the trade of Philadelphia,taxed the inhabitants grieve- | of John Furnace, oged tor ae ree young men named Jobn | ously, and brought the State itself to insolvency ; and 1, Wal and William Parks, im- pleaded with ge yt Kelly, were tried for an as- sault and battery and highway robbery on Daniel Bewighouse, on the Ist of January last, at 18 Bowery. Bewighouse, isthe proprietor of an ex- hibition of deformed animals at the above place, and in his evidence, he stated that his room was en- tered on the above named evening by a number of young men, who broke the door down, and after se- verely beating him with clubs and fis‘s, and robin; him ‘of a pocket book containing $70, that he ha yet they have the assurance still to clamer for a renew- ed lease of dishonesty. The prospects are, however: that it will not be granted, bat banks that in three years time have been unable to prepare for resumption, must be wound up without ceremony. The New Orleans papers are filled with long letters addressed to the Hon. Henry Clay on the subject of bank suspensions and the solvency of the State of Louisiana, by 8. J. Peters on one side, and E. J. Forstall on the oth. er, both of them suspendeu bank PresiJents. Mr. Peters ted to attend. 10th inet., Many, the liom Armstrong, 46 years. his late residen fhe Safety Fund bas been charged with $300,000 for cir- culating alone that which eppeared in their returns.— This amount the sound banks will have to pay,and yet the Cemmissicners receive $6,000 per anni against such oecurrences. the Stock Exchange. ater Loau- 1870, to guard 8 1751 rlem KR 9 a 0 bow 2 7 3 8 75 50 Long Island RR 53 1 180 ‘do 53) 380 do #1053 10 do 3: 300 do 33] 60 NewJersry RR 4m 80 St i 030 14 0 % © do 15 91 do s019 0 Farmers’ Loan Ps enw 42) To Auburn fe Syracuse. $1 25 Boat & Prov 560 85) 25 Phenix Dank tao 7 Board. 1000 do 16 1000 do w Foreign Markets, Sixaaronn, Oct. 9—Market well supplied with Suger, at $3.50 a $4 50; Coffee, $7 a $8.50; Pepper. $4 Rice, $1a$1 25 per pic ull. American articles plenty and unsale- 90 a $5 26 cul. Bills on London Macriea. 10th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Burch, Jonx A. Mouaax, from Germany, te Mrs. Lucixpa E. Daumcotn, daughter of the late John Batcheloe, of this city. . Bernard Mr. Coantes Warens, raher, of St. Joseph’s Unesa Miss Mai Lamb, Esq., all of this of Francis , by the Rey. Mr. Carsher, Dr. Dante. Exutav ap, to Miss Everama De ta Viera, of this Died, 9th inat., after a short illness, CLarexce. youngest son S years and 4 months. Funeral this alternoon, at 4 o'clock, from No. 64 Oliver street. ‘The friends ofthe family are respectfully invi- infant daughter of Mary and Wil- Their friends and acquaintances are requested to at- tend the faneral, this afternoon, at 30’clock precisely, from corner ot 19th street and 10th Avenue. 10th inst., after a severe illness, Wau. 8. Lewis, aged His friends, and those of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Story, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from No. 4 Oak street, to: morrow sfternoon, at 4 o’clock, without further invitation. Provionsly placed in the side pocket of his coat, oy im senseless. He could not identify either @f the prisoners on trial. A man named who officiated as p!ayer on the ition on the night im question, confirmed the statement of Bewighouse, and identi- fied the prisoner as present and concerned in the affray. John Phi the door keeper, made a similar statement, but could not recognize the pri- soners. The defence proved that the prisoners had jtot opinion that the banks and brokers have got and Jost in speculation all they ean get out of the public— that the bi n never pay—and that the State in con- sequence is unable to pay the $20,000,000 of outstaading bonds for which it is responsible for bank capital Lor. rowed in Europe and lost in wild speculations. Mr. Forstall, on the other hand, contends that the State and people can stand a good deal more imposition yet; and "Foreign Importations, — {Srgcxnoua—Bark Ametia—250 tons iron Boorman, John: m & co. Foss Ganst ro-Behe John Drew—300 bags coffee 350 bbls sere jowaryKs—Schr Lucy—319 loge mahogan; J ny Me rig Pree ey lp 7 18,000 be logwac __ MARITIME HERALD. been previously of good character, and the ju finally returned a verdict of guilt: ‘of an separ: to prove it, values the mass of suspended paper held by the banks at its face, and with great gravity talke about PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY II, Auction Sales. (Mtoreanon nen ond tit Palonstreste) " PRIDAY. 10} o’cloek, im the sale rooms. A Sale of sofas, looking lassen, vainting, eograviags, fc — By virtue ofan execution, 16 superior spring * fag and sole 100 beautiful engravings and valuable paittings, fi-ld, compr carts, whic! the beat dese: fi 22 lupkirg classes, verious ice of cutlery, just ree eipally fiue peokaives in do: 4 besold in lots to uit purchasers, and and on all of tion. Also the remuining five splendid pirvofortes, two t 6 te of clothing, mueical instru elry, 1 ver watch, he. AT ¥ A) veofhtyi,ofteak, ath salen roc, arge saleof elegant furuiture alogue, commenel with Kivchen utenstla, bedroom duesiture of ull descrip thd drawing room furpiture; Brus on took ing glasses. aple Ae; lamps, lustres, girant , Ormamcuts; China cut gluse and plated Ware. ‘ herift's Sa.e—Also, a splendis riety of howseh 1 arrant. Great sale of at the Apollo Chamber stre Large at ek of groe: at Nog Fultow “the ly groceries. he ad bottle Live segues, for MMeahire che utentioa is to sel fford an opportucity rarely ‘met wi valuable paintings. If the wh forenoos, the sale will be conti WEDN The cwner chan a fine stock of choice old wines ‘and liven ta weed Java coffee, sugars, teas, Havana and Prine moved for comvemiense of sale, by virtue of a TUESDAY. is composed otitw Y travelling im id farthee ot DAY. 4 es, liquors, ke , at 10) the entire. valdable assortment of vite, andles, ality in ; aluo the a platform, scales, weigh ‘warrante ottomans and divaos, , 8 ard plain bureaus, 3. AbINeT iat (OR BALE, or exchange, or to rent—Land in Lycoming county, Penna. oad=-Also, ten lots in Bergen ea a N J. hall zabethtown, N J. rent only $120; Thoarg de from, apply to nde Agente wi mile from ere o r where the boats may be on boardench of the mail boats to gire aseia- title way — re wil 7 by th line from aby pot compelled tance and information. “This lene extends to Montreal, touching at Albany, (office ander the Museum) and embraces a very direct and commo- dius route thither. a WN ‘The stages and horses of this line will be found really the beat on the Albany route, ar no deception. jut reserve, tothe lovers of truly be dievosed of in the mm the afternoon. of fs . COM ns and pallowe, saarble ep Ge z . marble top ‘dress tiam and white marble top seutes ‘was stands, wardrobes, P card tables, candle stands. ench and haif Freueh mahe gany ch okcases, seereturies, widel claw tea tabl ‘rench mahog: 8 dor, oarcs, marble tope, nold fur sti at 10} o’clo Gallery, seroer of Breashay i ‘Dey are now exh biting, atmiesion cavtity exh.bitio: of choice vletuees, selected from a large pumber Europe, her particulars will 9 o'clock, preserves, pickles, but id the us: or RNITURE— No. 316 Broadway—The stock: of Assignees—the artic frale: . INGRAHAM, Auctioneer. by ice to ‘The strictest attention will be paid to the comfort, coare- v i dof alvin thelsiver shall be bt will runall through from New York citw to Albany. 1. V. BAKER, Proprietor. all who may whut 8. HOLT, M. i. Sricren,} Aseots ct in” ted assault and battery, but not of the robbery. the surplus of backs that have not paid their debts for Manning Kelly, who was also indicted for the three years, The shortest way for Mr. Forstallto con- same offence, was then allowed to entera plea of guilty of assault aud battery, and led for sentence. Forfeited Recognizances.—The following persona charged with offences, not appearing in court, their recognizances were declared forfeited :—Nicholas Will ouRnDY, for cruelly striking a horse belonging to John » with a shovel, in such a manner as tonearly cause his death; John Brady for an as- vince the public of the solvency of the banks and State is to put the Citizen’s Bank, over which he yresides, in a condition to pay ils debts, Such a movement would have more effect than all the letters that could be written onthe subject. The real state of affairs in Louisiana is joutly described by the Hon. Chal.man of the Senate Fi- -July 2 PASSAGE FON LIVERPUUL—United Line —Packet of the 18th Februsry —The splendid. welt ag Tacket' 8 ROCHE 0 A: ‘ing splendi steerage passe made ou toard, or commodations for ¢: to ogers. For passage early ‘application should be W. & J, T. TAPSCOTT, 49 South stree: ord3 Peck al Persons wishing to send for their friends can have er brought out in this ship, other of the regul: mrotable terme, and drafts for any amovnt, paytble ia tii the fas ble terme, pal towns of the, United Kingdom, by epply ing as abo tt line, om ve. ‘nance Committee, and for some time acolleague of Mr. sault and battery on Charles Vivgan ; Wm. Bohn, must apply to the whole community.” their The James River ond Kanawha Company, of Virgi- New Cxoaca ix Burraro.—A new brick church Homilton, in 1840, was entrusted by the company with 9960000 of the bonds, te raise money in London. He succeeded in obtaining of the Morrissons £100,000, on pledge of $470,000 of the bonds ; the remaining $80,000 of bonds he pledged with a Dutch house, and used the ickerson, Boston. OG Cuarnam Treatan—The performances to-night ‘at this house are chaste, varied, and attractive, consist- ing of Knowles’s beautiful play of William Tell, Kirby, enacting the hero, Johnson the t and C. yer Melctal and rant Gesler, Stevens jichael, and Miss Mes- Albert. To the above is added the drama of The aad sugar, to Geo Whi Damb Girl of Genes, in which Messrs. Johnson and | money for his own purposes. The loan of the Morris- gman, do. Kirby perform the celebrated drusken combat ; John hes fallen due, and the company cannot take chr Lucy, is, Smith “and his popil sppear in their negro coceatrici- | trem up for t Pe eed and ‘mehegt them upfor the want of the money due from Hamilton, ties, and the nautical drama of Paul Jones, in which Mr. which he cannot pay. Hence the epplication for re. Scott as Long Tem Coffin, and Mrs. Thorne os Gape Henry. Kate Plowden, combine to render this bill the best lief. Zhe Hudson, Cooley Wiaatiken cf ts sen 8 Clesrman. ‘We published, a short time since, the official aggre- | *§ ch. Mary Emer. in, of 106 Nassau street, holds denges that cure so quickly. aco! igh, consumption, palpitation, or se say they are the best m of the City Banks, in detail, os compared with last y ear as follows ;— Barxs oy THE Loi or New Yorx. 1841, Emily. BELOW-—One ship. whoopin; h, headi nd one ord rit you w cine in the world. aes Loans. Specie. Loans. i Congress, 91 days fm fA ) LTIT267 492087 ‘ong! py TRE BILLS of the following Banks ae Redeemed Blechtaicy’ Bank, sone 923'3 lon 89. count. Jam 24, 1842, - at | Of 1 per cent die | Bk of State of N ¥,3 pa Beuk, 239 Hache Beak, 130 Union Bank. 1 895,065 Jeaky, having st Jane, Porto Rico; 26th, Const of Suu ghvp Conateliato joston, C' 600 beautifal Green and Hot House Plants. in their large sales room 804 Broadway, corner Duane street. The sale will afford an operant to those who admire fine flowers, a: are there who do not ? to decorate their window! cheap rate. The sale will ty, positive without reset and in small lots to suit pur- jasers. Is. BankofAmerica, 108,391 Nantucket, clean. t®1d Mechanics’ Bank, £64,780 Bink ofthe State, 38 enix, ferchant.’ Bank, ink of New bork, nig tucket, 400; Spartan 2 for Ray Axenican Mussum —No work of art has frational, i Boren bee brought to his counisy, which ‘licitea rock uni Merchants’ Exchange, 138 $94 n9198 nin Pocket und Eo rersal leserved econiums as the m the city of ta 6: igen Andi d Dublin now exhibiting here. There lies the whole cit a i TY yeep tary Btanto )os! rtomne and as plain as if you were viewing the ofigh. jaok 71.578 nal fro loon two hundred feet above theearth. It ate iting, but a model, the city in miniature, so I its perts, that any person who hasbeen in jublin,can point out the very street and house in which Farnn he lived, with the yard and outhouses attacked,resem- | Mushatisn, Provipence, Feb bling in color and form the originals, with an exactness | Kultom, _ idas, Rienzi, Medi perfectly incredible. Every building in the city, from | North River, the Custom house, Old Parliament House, Postoftice, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, down to the most lowly and humble thatehed roof co:toge, is found in the m ‘4 The closer itis examined, the mor visitor astonished to learn that it wasall m: ne individual in twelve years. It looks like th of an age. Ofthe half million other curiositi. here we have not tim and visit this establish: y. ley a —— day performance takes place here. Families schools should remember this tc-morrow. QG- Bowsay Aurnitneataz —This is the last ore ‘Savannah; i‘ Total sa Banke, 4,958,397 12,267,817 4,754.421 10,988,088 The aggregate, by recaptulation, gives the following result :— New Youre City Banna. do; 2. Increase Peroam!| befe those ee but one prev: to the Company’s ¢opart Specie, 4 ; d States | Europe. Eat, whole of tho talented perfor rH whe Gareamations > eee ; Cwienne NG. Jan as—Are M Bank make up the “! ish com appear to ni in the ¥ t " notes 7 | ment eplendid and diversified Arena Noveltica ever pro. | The following are the leading festiree of four free Banks of the city, as compared with last year : tation of the langsor stomach, assists perspiration.’coo! jue and diffuses a reireshing impu’ age of Petae's Condy nnd. roll will be as ina andy and relief w: as instanta- Beous'es it will be effectual. To be bad at 46 Division street andof Redding, 8 State street, Boston bomen 87 Dock street, Philedel hie 5 Banke in the city, on the Lat Jan. 1641 and 1842 :-— Banas ov rue Crrv gr New Yon. 1941. Chartered Banks, Free do Dep. 129.267.8517 2,602,786 14,870,603 MONKY MARKET. Thursday, Feb, 10-6 P. , At the Board of Brokers this morning resolutions were yessed authorising the President to address a letter of in- vitation to the Grand Jury to attend a sitting of the ‘This gives the true change in the currency of the city, and has been caused mottly by the failure and winding wp of several banks, of which three are free and ene safety fund. The statistics farnished by the re- ports ef the Bank Commissioners, are al) that are of ony son street, Ne’ 5 forty by sixty-five feet, to contain sixt; is to islature Sern be immediately erected on the corner or ag ‘and | Sia, hevo.applied to the Legislature for meansto enable | ayi4 cemalge:, Peet, NOrleanr, EK Colfing & Co; Hector, Ellicott streets, by the Dutch Reformed ci . | them to redeem certain lends of the State, issued in their spencer, Malle D Hurlbut & Co.—Brigs Androdus, Ritchie, tions aw under the Pastoral charge of the Ker, ft. | favor, and pledged by their egent, oe E Ger Commotore inl, Smal, Ofortss's Cont Sonn ol . Coat. ‘ et Leadon. thet Sint Dire , e. $2,100, —Duffaio Com Feb. 8. | Texas; wits Morrissoa & Co.et oP eeee et | Lens Demy Peele Darizay Ga. RM Detadlec Sehr dusper, Swedish bark Amelia, with iron, to Boorman, J Schr John Drew, Alien, 16 dpe i 4 jeaton 10; Henrietta, Fennel, une; schr brige Norman. Pratt, w y lat 26 40, lon 75, spoke brig Abva, of Baltimore, § days from i Emily, ashore on Rockaway. The Priests of Mexico hi gates both of the Safety Fund and Free Banks of this f ‘ Coir and De Sh old the woulth ff their | gates DouBof the Seley Tae sive the leading features |“ PGHe Graal tagmmsaneeeleys¢ days from Philadel Schr Anti, 3 dave from Baltimore, with mdze, to master. Sloop Swaliow, Piersall, with cotton from the wreck of brig United States Ports, Fnaxxronr, Feb 4—Sld Spartan, Boornuar, Feb 6—Arr Pal Houstrs’s Hote, Feb 7ih—Arr Borneo, fm Analaboo, West Sept 28, for Salem. ‘om Kea fom Joahinna, 23 days, fo » Acti dott fm Acra, Africa at Share Ground, ia Augus! off Taicahuana, Macon, Hi woul Cc nee and Active. vont, Feb 4th—Sld, Spartan, Matanz is, ‘Below, Jucod Penn: 1. fm NO le. Apalachicola. Cid Gardiner. Maranz\#; 7 Arr Texas, fm Norfolk for Boston — io ! it port but Ener Arr Mentor G-orge' ny Aree Poare Leneel, (Br) Lavenools t Fe ured, we pt Niners, (Br) Neacea Ni ffir A Acne igi "| ont iy rie, PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS Robinson, 110 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.; Rawls 1842. HE SE far-famed and cslebrated pills, from Portugal, as ret, «5 Duvall, hartered Bankr, 21,138, 10,985,688 ve, to be in ‘country. Ree sdver: tise, Newark, Ne z ities Nex. Ds ——— ‘tee do , Wass 1,839,685 T ment on the teat columnof fourth pege. fA tm’is . —_——— «ners = oman, to ——Eeee ee 23,963,809 19,2978 | eee aerof tee taken of the child bys tempe- 5 reference giv Exquire at No 2 Jeffer- rance woman, goed given. Enq hy ‘I tat 8 o'clock, to make its for a Complimentary Hanes oioeel Was We POMPRINS. finac for grand larceny, in stealing a case. of dentis Forstallenthe ommittee, as follows : Packetste Arrive. | Packetsto Depart. struments, gold bracelet, &c. from Moses May. | ‘By the effects of the suspension of 1837, of specie | os uhme Jano} Quibec. Heber Reb 90 nard, jr. No. 40 Union Place: Wm. Mitchell, a | Payments, the banks have gradually Doone pedness of | Ontario, Bradish, " Jan. 10| thiladeiphaa, Hovey, lar. Witness in the case of Elbert Totten, indicted for | commercial agricultural and indu#ttAl Tate pi ne er | shemeiataieeree™ Livemroow. selling lottery policies; Wm. Poole and Smith | ge country in the world, h wealthy it may be,| Nameita Lowber, Jun.t Hapland; Waiter” ‘icici for eh enralt and Dattory om Alexander | tht bask raul een ots ed per cont. Produce | oe’, gers. sere maine ce Séttled.—In the of Patrick Tempany | has been Socumeleting these Pope GA bia arteries Queite, Fra” Bes: 3 pally, Thompoce, ers, Evel ich of indus x . bs i Bieri oleseey ~ Adc ay rua: prettied end y i wo'badov net Seonviaited by wai Francis lst, Aiusworth, Jan.i | One: na ees tee pel ery Committed some | Pestilence. Our soil is as fertile os ever; our crops have SGI Ur Dae Sixth Ward, the plaintiffs ppeared in gourtoahd Cet prio era Comcandars of vessels will confer a favor by having « lit stated that they were disposed to withdraw all fur- y of @country actually perishing under ihe of their cargoes, passengers, and a report of vessels left at ther prececdings in the indictments. The costs | of its ewn national wealth. For such evil no partial | the port whence they sailed, and. the vessels spokes, ready were ordered to be paid by the parties and the suits | legislation ‘be of any avail. The diseas: pervades | on their arrival here for Commodore Bassrrr, of our fleet thas terminated. the whole community—the remedy, beit what it may,| of pews schooners. He will board them immediately op jason, 76days from Stockholm, Hore! 4 eC Lion, Mayhew, fc ily Kulicotty baw. ‘0 from Porto Cs ele briy from G naives, St Domingo, aitland, Kennedy & Co, Let ra, for NYorw, Ids. Pith ult. 3 days from Baltimore, mdge, to Stur- with cotton from the wreck of brig Spoken. Havre for NOrleone, Jan 26, lat 22 N, Foreign Ports, Nassav. NP. Jan 19—Arr Mary Ano, Charleston; Jago de Cubs for Philadeiphia—pat iu im diet muel ‘umber: 1 very rom heavy weather, Arr 25th, Georgiana, Baltimore. tan, Matanzas. triot, Norfolk for Frankfort. Sept 29th, US fi poke, mey, ia co Wi !—one mn: fficers and crew ali wi joston, being the only dev ja Frovidence, for River Sa- hlmira, 6th D: "Pauline, for ‘We would invite the attention of forel ama- ke : teurs to @ splendid collection of Green and Hot House ya. Booted by and pone Plants, all in bloom, to be sold at auction. This MORN. Ocean. Taleahy ANG at 10} o'clock, by Messrs. RIELL & ARCULARIUS, | Total 22 Barks ve net, Fei Talcuahana, Oct 90th, Nan fwida 29th, Levi. Heard’ from on Off it. Milo, N Bedford, 2100; Phenix, Nan- 1100; Heetor, NBe 1ford, poke men's Hole, 1400 wh’ and 7008; i. Sth—Sid Evelive, for 8Caroli- annoek; Volant, for Philad, In port, ‘NOrisane; Virgi- new , 225 t Lon- Miomies™) jeorgetown, 87.— ington, from Fall reacent, sMentor, Gi itinst. Geo Was hi for Boston No arrivals. Sid Eagle, Y i wean; aud: Hope, NY ork, Ae Tos Hend, Metamora, and Jas Lam ToL, Feb 7—Arr Blope. Providence, to load for NYork. cheer Fancy, Bay of Mexico, via N Nawronr, Feb 7 Arr Erie, Winn, Wareham for NYork, , Salem for do; Ev SeiiA bel Hoyt, Nantucket for do ‘Baurimone, Fed 8—Arr Nimble, Montevideo—left, besides the Marion) Ras:elas, fm Boston,une. wit. lat 18 8, lon 36 35, Potomac, Pacific Ocean, with 50 bbla sp oil P. Cld ath, Hope, ‘andalia, Charle: on Saturday + venit ‘ork. it 1 HE ‘Arlillery and Tafantry of the city and county of New T ‘ork, to ‘@ meeting at the Artillery lover Centre Markers ing the 12th in vaiuein their returns. ‘Their report throws no ligh, whatever upon the condition ofthe remaining bonks, but is calculated to mislesd the public. In the report of Jan, 1841, the condition of the banks was much praised, and every means taken to ineroase public confidence in them. The Commissioners expressing that“ great cause lor sutpzise as well es gratification exists at the sound ¢ondition of the Banke,’ end they new report the feil- ure of twenty free banks and five safety fund, whose condition eaused such gratification at the date of their last report. What confidence can be placed in such satements? Of the Safety Fund Banks that have failed Board to witness the transactions and manner of deing business. This was elicited by the late charge of the Recorder to that body, denouncing the Board of Brokers an the eause of the general diseredit which exists in re- Jation to all paper securities. When the United States Bank failed, the New York Courier and kindred prints ascribed the misfortaneto a conspiracy. The seme plea has been eet up by every shinplaster bank thet hes ex. plosed sines, When the utter rottenness of the bank be- came belf- vident, itedownfall was aseribed to"incen diary publications,” as announcing the faet of failure ‘was the cause of it, fin aee oil kne ihe ‘PRE ‘New Dry Goods “Easblie “menl, 291 Orard airee and lote of D: tsa en Thimerer SHOWN & URQUHART, New Store, 291 bl ace smmads tions: f Ca ia fon by fa ounty , N. orto’, toinfoem them oF Ny presen they have been wi hout news New York, 10th Feb. 1942. Calicos, Muslias, Silke, Shawls, and ce! formerly Vanws. rom firet May nex own Howse, St. Johu's Hall No.3 Fi street, f. eee ‘and Boarding House. te! ‘No. 44 Frankfort street. hi HENRY LOCHER, 50 le, Clark, Eastport for PuiLavecenta, Feb 10—Cld Emily, St Jogo de Cubs; Genl id America, and Humphrey, Bremen; 5; Celeste, Johnson, NYork, Sea Drift, Bostov. sid Richmord, h, Albion. d3. FOR NS—Louisiana NEW On ‘end PS ee at s wil positively sail as For freight or passage tions, apply on or! rectly measured. ly forward all go: packe' firit firet clase ships feayratcl For freightor modations, apply or to Great care will be ‘ode to hia add: t ship OCONEE, Ganton, and sail the 1st March, her regular day. OR LIVERPO February)—The superior fi SBR Cant Buckman, wit! pontively can jsomely aecctmimoeaie afew cabin, 2d ci ¢ reat moderate rates,if early application is made to Lt ipa SONIN, HERMANO South at. ‘The subscriber conticues to bring out passengers who ir {riends here, on very moderate termi Drefts’ for it the letter, "rote bbe engaged by their ‘OK Li packet hip YAZOU, Capt: BH Trask, machete, ogo cn’ beard, will bate tmanestets trl, foot of BIE COLLINS £0" 5 avin and fro iverpool weekly ; nbs Taraished, payable thro ‘or further particulars, apply Teg nel taken to have the goods by this lime cor ‘Agent in New Orleans. Jas. O. Woodruff, who will prompt | Latham. will succeed the. lay. pee, FOR LIVERPOOL (Positively to sail on aR r:. ON and can may 8, Der ERrOOL.— The very fast suling will sassage, havi splendid fu-nished accom- on bourd at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st. E. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South ot COLUMBIA RiVE mn Terrritory, gud [alande FOR Bib ciara eect el PUTO TORIA, Joba H Spriog, master, willsail as above ne een ore ey cage, having good accommodations, ep- For freight or sy A.G, & A, W. BENGON, feaw* 31 Old Blip, 2'doors from South st. OLD hep regular day. cket ship ENGL. he accommodations of this line for cain, 24 LINE OF TIVERFOOL PACKETS.— Regular Facket of the }9tn Febouary— the favorite ic wall eail positively ou Saturday, the 19th of Fed. enbin and ‘are well known to be superior to apy 38 Fulton st. next door to the der SV thoetarout to embark should maku early appliea- street, of to tion on board, foot of ae — or te ens & CO. Persons desirous of sending to the old country. for neice n it in tl NGLAND, nde, can pave thom bowie cot eiler in any of tbe ing from 1 st o1 ¢ il, or in any of mprisi ‘the \d » eating there pune! Saute Fah und 19th of every « ¥ e. premises. re LET contaian. abo Toons, fouseit is elegantly furaished through Fete el cee Tarmature will be bold low, to any one renting the about ‘Apply toJ. Howland, No. 1 New street, corner Wall, be-' tween 10 and 12 o'clock, £9 3taw Lin® muuch good, aad ry ‘Asthma, es, and never an claimed. for Sherman's Ne ing egvinst whese jact jo be unravel di T tier Fou gab south of Pow premises are have induced some to 1 in fact, have experienced th he, Worms, Hi Gonsumption, Psipitation, have recommended them to their patient had faited to give relief. LD AGE. ftened hood, and their declining years mi: fortab mal hepyy, by using Sherman’s Loi " you. Dr. Sherman's Warehoue Migr w-i10 and 273 Broadway, 198 Bowe way, £27 Hudson at; $6 Willan street, t, Brooklyn ; Ke ddiog, Woes £ Third aires! Philadelohia. ‘ALKING AGAIN 9T 11 face on one walxed out but half RS) repeating their Grand Voeal Con- ‘Rutgers Insti tee, this evening, Fed. 1, whee Tienete at the door. Concert 0 commence at mae icepeie, cn the exst ‘on the large well garden, fruit trees 8.1842, ND POOR ENVY AND MAI cure 0 man} ULroNs T50aeres, one mi jouk of the Hudsons. iarge 1d Howe, (com- fine view of the River) Cwo barns, cora eri, root 4. ‘lao ARE alike benefitted by Sherman's Lozenges. They stend high among all. apd need dg,make them kuown, make attempts to psalm off worthless articles in place cf Sherman’s Lozenges, wren have done so rd, henefisial ee olde, ing Cough, and all Nervous inatance knows of fatiing to do all that ie GREAT AND SMALL, icine. CLERGYMEN. PHYSICIANS epg ‘enges, and see that you time at 296 Second street and low, unite inrecommendiag them to all who peed & and salutary med: have announced their virtues from their pulpite, and amidet their Congregations. ts, whea their shill a at 106 Naw /h—'There is ar judi walk- (Union side hie actually turned white. Ben fered, bur, he spelen ene: agued, bu Turning white ou his right cheek is arid ed by the medical feeulty. fini have the pleasure to an~ounce tha § they. ire) some of their old nouge cver ‘azaim mite ofaee pieces in theit aaliowal costume. it Musi cents, to be haa at the Music ‘clock. ' ith—Grand Vichets, 104 ‘cot: Plumb, T'%-Downina, and on the most £1 16t LO. of OF. FIRST Geisb-ption of Seteeeke LODGE, No. 94, ‘beheld om Friday evening, Feb. 18th, at the Broadway Tabernacle. Soro fimonny, Mr 8.P. ‘ull to be by 1. Wail Arammenittoe SKIDMORE, Amore a sar iar tats .B. Taylor. tra and choir. Full Orehestea By the Choir Mrs Strong By the Choie tre at KE. A. Kurtz, 1 sect Charles Gy street 5 A‘ onant, 6 Grand ; ete Wey wees ‘on and Ree. watom scents | Bice, © Biwery ; oflees of te ya, 130 Fu ton street, 07 one, Law. sireet.