The New York Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1842, Page 3

VUdS TSC H1-P-4. ——— eee ‘Washington, I Corrcepondence ot the Herald.| Wasmioron, Feb. 14, 1812. Proceedings in the Senate—The Pipelayers —The American and Mr, Profit. In the Senate, this morning, after the reception of petitions, Mr. Waiout, from the Committee on Commerce, to which had been referred the petition of the pilots of New York, praying the repeal or modification of the law concerning pilots, passed by ‘Congress in 1887, reported a bill to repeal the law cf the 2d of March, 1837, upon that subject. Mr. Waienr accompanied the report with some Tematks, showing the partial and defective charac- ter'of the law of 1837, when the bill was read and ordered to a second reading. ‘The resolution offered by Mr. Purace two or three weeks ago, respecting the commission for investi- gating the affairs of the New York Custom House, and a discussion ensued which lasted until near five o’clock, when the resolution was laid on the table, ‘and the Senate adjourned. Ta the course of the debate, Mr. Manoum said Le eonzidered the resolution calling for information un- mecessary, asthe report of the commissioners wee im preparation, and would be ready in a few days The report, he feared, would be imperfect; fcr, whether from want of facilities to obtain inferma- tion, or want of time to get through such a mase «f ‘abuse, he was not prepared to say, but he under- stood the labors of the commissioners were not yet half through, and it would require an extension to enable them to probe the enormous mass ef abuses tq the bottom. Rumors of the efforts making at Albany to defeat Mr. Bloodgood, have already reached here.. The Pipelaying interest are as busy as bees. They will not give up power till the |ast moment. Some curi- ous facts will soon be made public in relation tothe @orrupt arrangements of these people. Never did a set of men cling to office and its emolumeats and consequence, with such tenaeity, or die more ungracefully. Baffled and thwarted in characters. Tooesepe pee 5 a a tuns fourteen, ore yeu 2 a) stone one, deposit them in a besket. Ta the short tiove of five minutes and © bulf, for a bet of $600. Mr. Scott also eppears as Rob Roy, in the musical drama of that name—M'‘se Mestayer enacting Diane Vernon. We expect to scea perfect jam at the Chatham to night. MONEY MARKET, Puesday, Feb. 15..6 P. M, Atthe stock beard todsy the usual amount of sales tock place, at afell in prices. Delaware and Hudson } per cent; Indiana Fives 1 per cent ; Illinois Sixes } per cent; New Yerk Sixes | percent; do Five anda half Per Cents}; Harlem}; Long Island}. Bills on Philadel- phia 6 a6}; Baltimore 4; Mobile 14; New Orleans6a7. A new description of fraudulent bank notes have made Tothe 8; ver of the Honee of tatives- Sim :—I find thet I heve been appointed a member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs recently, to fill one of several vacancies that occurred in thet committee by the resignation of members whose names were publicly made known, and deemed by the House sufficient to ex- cuse them. I. de: ply regret the necessity that I feel myself under to decline serving on that committee, and respectfvlly ask that the House willexcuse me. i Thavecarefully examined the grounds on which the late members of the committee have placed their justifi- cation before the country for retiring from it, and full; sustain their views. Thereasons t! assign being al: together applicable to myself, [ ask to be excused, With great respect, Your obedient servant, R CHAP: House of Representatives, Feb. 12, 1942. The House agreed to excuse the honorable gen- tlemen. The course these gentlemen have taken was not altogether unexpec’ed, and therefore it hes excited little remark, but it may cause some embar- rasement and annoyance nevertheless. Mr. Evenrerr renewed his motion to make the ap- portionment Bill the special order for each succeed- ing day until Tuesday the 22d instant, but the mo- tion was’ negatived by 2 majority of 124 to 58, and the Hotise proceeded to the order of the day, which was the presentation of petitions. All the States were called from Maine to the Territories, and the entire of a long ‘session was occupied with this branch of business, which, however, possessed nc- thing of novelty or interest. The reiterated refusal of gentlemen to act with Mr. Adams on the commit- tee on Foreign Relations, appears not to disturb the temper ofthe Ex-President in the least. After this second secession, the venerable gentleman attended the theatre, and laughed as heartily at Yankee Hill’s drolleries, and was as rouch fascimated with the exquisite warblings of Mies Reynolds, as the youngest and the freest from State cares and anxieties. Apropos of theatres. Hervio Nano is here and is shortly to run through a brief engage- ment. Miss Reynolds, who hes turned the heads and captivated the hearts of innumerable young gen- tlemen, is understood to be re-engaged, and is ex- MAN. Millington, Md., altercd to Commercial Bank of Boston, Mass. They are well done. The benks of New Orleans have lately been in the habit of issuing e description of paper in order to evade existing laws, and to avoid the responsibility attached to issuing notes peyable on demand. To remedy this the Legislature passed an act which, as it is brief, we here insert :— An Acr. To prevent aseiies violation ef law by the jan! Sxction Ist —Be it enacted by the Senate and Houseof Representatives of the State of Louisiana, in General ssembly-oterensh, ‘That it shall net be lawful for any Bank to issue any note’Or other ob! for circula- tion, except such as ee or silver andon demand, and any officer of any bank issuing any note contrary to the intent and meaning of this act ; and an: director ofany bank who shall by his vote authorise suc issue, or ifsuch issue shall he’ within that time, have moved the rescision of such reso- lution of entered his protest against said resolution shall be liable to criminal prosecution, and on eonviction shall be punished by a fine not lesa than five hundred dollars nor more then five thousand, or imprisonment not ex- ceeding two years or both at the discretion of the Cou: Provided, that each director present shall be presumed to have voted for and authorised said issues, unless he makes it appear by the minutes of the board that he voted againstit. “And provided also, th that the provisions of this fect only so far as it is not inconsistent risions of such bill as may be by the the subject of Banks alter such bill shall Sxcrion 2d —Be it further enacted, That this act take effect from and after its publication in the State Gazette. every way in the State of New York—expelled | pected ned rs Pert, with ane in ee sect (Signed) eer of WM 0 C: CLAIBORNE, from the pl they had abused, with ignominy and | rance, eepabngeg Ahn ps beh eA re will (Signed) Speaker of the eames toy "GARCIA. , they are moving heaven and earth to | ® Powerlulcast. Yr. Hill proceed: President of tho Senate. establish an influence at the seat of government, by Baltimore. “bigmed). janwary 2ith, 1642, enone Means of which they hope to compensate for the {Correspondence of the Herald J Governor of the State of Leuisiens. Bautimonx, Feb. 14, 1842. Another “ Wiley” Affair—Swallowing a Cont—Re, ception of Boz—Commodore Ballard— Amusements —Balls - One Wheeled Carriage—Bankrupts, §c. Ma. Epitor— A Justice Wiley affair has recently been attempt- ed inthis city. The audacious, impudent scoun- drels, who attempted the life of young Nich b on the Sth instant, and robbed him of overten thou- sand dollars, have written him the following letter, which was received through the Baltimore post office :— The payments ofthe Pennsylvania State interest were commenced yesterday at the Bank of Pennsylvania, un der the authority of the Supreme Court, notwithstand ing tbe injunction on that institution still remains. The Payments made arein paper money, at a premium of 4} per cent, the real premium being7}. Thus a person in this State, to whem is due $100 of interest, will receive $1044 worth of-paper, worth 02} cents om the dollar.con- sequently will realise but $96,60 for the $100 due him.— This is, however, better than nothing, and the holders of the principal, which fell due last June, have not yet got anything, end the:State talks of having redeemed its faith by paying part of its debts in adepreciated currency.— The value of the State stock did det improve in conse- Joases they have sustained at home. They promise every thing to every body, and intend to betray all. Foremost in the preposterousattempt to bring forward Scott,and bound to him by pledges of every kind,they are at the same time profuse in their protestations to the friends of Mr. Clay, while they are daily en- deavoring to cajole the administration. The game which they attempted with the President, is a deep One, and they have played it with much adroitnest. object is to secure the appointment as Post- ‘Masters, of men of their own stamp, and who would Play into their hands at the most important poiats in the interior of the State of New York, such as “Batrions, Feb. 9th, 1849. - s “If you will agree to accept $000 dollars and solemnl; Troy, Utica, Rochester, Ithica, Lockport, 8c¢. &c- | promise to stop all farther proceedings ia reference ty | quence of the payment ofthe interest, but the eed of Neither personal fiiness in the men, nor the expeota- | tbat matter, I will enclose that amount through the Fost | ttroleemablefpaper thrown} upon the market by the operation may be expected to cause @ fall in the ox- change. In consequence of some typographicsl, errors having crept in our table of the returns ofthe Bank ef Illinois given yesterday, we here repeat the aggregates of avail- able means and liubilities at different periods :— B F ILtimom, SHAWNEEZTOWN. “Available means: Immediate liabilities. Defeit. O1 on your signifying your consent through th: omc ¢ the Patriot of bevels poraing, “Y. aay vest essured you will never recoverone cent if not, as we are above the suspicion of such acrime. fours, J.L. Nicholson & Brothers, 16 Baltimore street The letter was written in a goed, common hand, without any seeming attempt at disguise. Uons of the people were to be considered. Ready and willing tools, for the purposes of the clique &t Albany, wege sought for, and no other qualifications The representations of members of Con- @tees were to be derided, and men imposed upon ident as his friends, who were sold, body I, to Scott. Deputations were sent here to] A child named Bransby, three years old, died on se9.c0e 1.387 900 reemn co-operate wrth the coadjatorof these people who | Sunday afternoon, in consequence of having ewal- 806,206 1,340,959 534.995 is near the Executive ; and the President himself | lowed acent some six or seven daysago. An ab- ne im Suises cess had formed in the child’s side, where the cent had lodged, correded, and was cnt out. was besought to place implicit reliance upon the statements.and opinions of this person, no matter ‘what otherfrepresentations or testimony they should conflict with: This first effort was sucessful. ‘The sinisler influence secured here, superadded to their own deceptions, procured the appointment of a Peotmamer at Rochester, who was the most un- Popular Whig in the place, and who had been an ©pen reviler of President Tyler and his administra- on. Weshall see how soon they will aebieve an- ‘other triumph. , President Tyler, ,sigcere, oper, frank, and. unsuspecting himeelf, may be deceived once, and even a second time by the'same man or set of men, but the pipe-layers and their coadjutors will evontually find that his discrimination is equal to his iategrity and independence. They will find, 1a these figures we, have tthe inevitable tendency of the policy of suspension, lastead of after the lopse of time being in a better condition to pey its debts, the deficit has increased from $67,000 in 1638, to near $800,- 000 in Deeember, 1641. It will requirefshrewd cMfleula- tion to show when this,bank would be able to resume by following the course of the past few years. The onerous taximposed upon the people of Illinois, by the iniquities of this suspension, in; a great: measure doprivesthem of the ability to pey the debts of the Btate, There is but little doubt but that the State of Illinois will follow tho footsteps of Indiana, and refuse to take any steps towards the pay ment of its debt or interest.— If Indiana hes been constrained to declare its inability to pay ite debt, how much less Illinois is capable of dis- charging bers, may be gathered from the follewing table of her products, taken frem the census returne:— they would a haram. could do would be to resign, ail that quickly jore Ballard has so recovered as able to leave his chamber. This ann will be wel all ve towards an opriate reception this city, Msbber bene by the Balti- mm. It appointed a committee to ens for the most appro- ie at the Assembly Room, furthermore, that their aseaults on Mr. Bloodgood. igton Hall) were given | Propwers oy Inprama as comraneD WITH TH09E OF while they will ultimately recoil upon themselves, Prosthet the’ Meee Te poise re nati Vite will not prejudice him for asingle hour. also well ported —Holliday especially. ‘The Sess oe $1,021,000 The New York American has recently indulged riage of which I informed you i taeaies its iil humor by some uncalled for invectives on Mr. | Some ¢ invented b agape Esq, will 1,138,008 Proffit, of Indiana. The editor makes a sorry figure if ey air all ec og 5 eyed ee 1700 in attacking thie’ gentleman. There is not a more Bankrupts come in but soslooe high minded man in Congress than Mr. Proffit—not emer enere ss» viz: Js ed oue who did more to bring about the great triumph peas mocks: Nothisg 37,880 of the whig party, or who more deserves its regard |" Fjour has again declined to $5,56. Other articles Poa and confidence. Because Mr P. would not truckle to the last cabinet, mounted on stilts and blown up by temporary consequence, into a size which pre- vented them from being recognised by their old friends, he has been singled out by their followers asan object of attack. Because he would act join the insurgents, and attempt the destruction of the man elevated to office by the whig party—because he of produce are without much change. There has been no alteration in exchanges. The special secdlomyeslerd y, for a member of the legislature, resulted in lection of B. H. Richardson, democrat. ‘Fip” Johnson, a little bout the size of a shad sideways, was taken up by misobievous young bloods, and run in opposition. He got about a thousand votes. Yours, Ropraicx, wouid allow to the President a liberty of opinion, i‘ cocaine dike ti Othe! maiete, @laimed by and conceded to his constituency—be- iCapypanne Darmpeeats Feb. 15 Zotal products, | $aL.asus eause he wished him to be untrammelled by the dic- ‘The weather today is cool though nid: au oc ee eee. tation of a few aspirantsito the Presidency, he is to be abused in all the servile prints, which still seek their own advantage at tie expense of truth and jaatice. We advise thie editor “to keep to his panto- maimes”—to attend to the Scott intrigue, and attempt once more to foil the wishes of the people. Mean- time, Mr. Profit, fearless and bold, will stand by the people and the cause of the people—seeking no em- bbassy to Dartmoor, and discharging no ebligitions «by a snuff box. House of Bepresontatives—Committes on Ia comparing thejability of the§States to pay, it must be remembered that from the value produced isto be ¢e” ducted the quantity cousumed. The surplus sold con” stitutes alone the ability to pay debts. In New York the commission and jother commercial houses sel] all the surplus produce of the States ef {the interior, and sell to them the mennfactured apd imported articles that they consume, and on which a large profit is obtained, whieh @ wealth ofthe Atlantio States, as much as it takes from those of the interior; and in the same degree diminishes the profits on the exports of those States, and consequently their ability to pay taxes. Sales at the Stock Exe! business, nothing is doing—in panic, nothing—in polities nothing—and in fun, fashion and frolic, but little. The most amusing matter in band just now is the ridiculous conduct ef our Legislatare. A greater set of donkies, with two or three exceptions, never wore ears. The last bill reported on the sub- ject of resumption, is 4 broad farce, and has done more to lessen that body in the respect of the Peo. ple, than all the weak and wieked conduct in legis- lation for the past ten years. Petitivns are in circulation in considerable num- bers, to which a large number of names are attached, Foreign Helations— Petition Day—more | asking that body at once to adjourn sino die. I bess £4 SF ase judsom,” ate Hy Resignations—Theatricals, dso. veature to assert that if these petitions could be bh sadly Sed fh oe ele ER veo at Immediately after ‘he reading of the journal of | presented to every voter in the city and county, so “wee * 1018 260. do Hi the House of Representatives this morning, the | thoroughly arethey disgusted with the last logisla- | 3/00) Fi ae Eee Jesse he i Speaker announced that he had received letters | tive doings, that seven-eights of them would sign | 3100 5 150 Bank or Commerce from Messrs. Hones, Coorer and Cuarmax, three | them. Some of these petitions are drawn up with 00 Indiana Bonds, Ex. Bank of the recently appointed Committee og Foreign | signal tact and ability, and the sarcasm of their Relations, requesting to be excaved from any ser- | Pablecdve culvgy must make certain Scuaters feel, | Saveo do vice onthat committee. The letters were read by | how en premely r 3 Oe. & atom, the clerk as follows:— ase venality makes them a; eee City of Wasmtxoron, Feb. 12, 1842, | bill Promptly pass ee To the Hon, Jonw Wurre, Speaker of the i ted the belief, would be ry a sn: 08 Pp! Age p om nie > ; i Sere Sorurenaiveshe ata m: in ated @ mem! Com- it! i i mittee of Foteiga Affatre, the desiresto be | Prevent rldseule comer fee tee par ne ment of the | 99 Long Jean excuied from the service for the follow: reasons: of the banks,whicb, when it is known, may ind: 100 do ‘The appointment was made in consequence of resig- onee 00. tana thadhas cere ae) KR nation of honerable members d ished for their S ixoemh toed wemene” esembly’s Bill | 0 Del. & Hudeoo, ability and experience, who ropreseat simi‘ar interests it through the a a do with himself They doubtless hed every disposition to ‘cunsylvania Bank is besieged to-day by an maintain their wd of persons, seeking thetr in- Marri State debt,which wes to be Cog evans yt Peoria county, Ill., 1st January, by the onthe same equitable gees Rev. Samuel Chase, aon nay eto Mise Atwina H., daughter of Lous , isth ‘net, by the Rev. Dr. Matthews, Mr. J. T. Van Yisex to Miss Enea Dicere, daughter ot P. Dickie, all of y- At Sing Sing, 14th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Dubois, J. Baiwcxeanorr, U.S. Army, to Miss Many Gorvow Wat- Lea. ts Hedy tothe 10). was re jo-day, that the paper paid out i ces, was more depreciated than that used yester- day—some of it being tem per ecnt below par. The Gove has ed to Harrivburg. wi t firmer than ye Laid one half, selling all occasions, a wilful aud deliberate [ow gr mndge J Died. recs pos use his pesition on On proadey evening, 14th int fter a severe and pain- equal to about 47 in specie. Exchange on New | fail illness, Pr ‘oged Glovation ss Chairman, os polats of attack fet malign a. York is selling to day a1 6 to Gepects 5} to Gh. | “itis trisgiewed uaetitee ee Teopectfully invited mitution, i ‘of a large Pennsylvat jank notes 8 to 10 percent below | toattend his faneral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock; {com 1 to currency; Girard 35, and United States Bank, 50 | his late residenee, 96 Tenth st. portion of theso United States, and woatonly andtraducethe character of ite citizens and their Re- presentatives on this Under there ciret nees, whilst the mene go Alsclaims any but the proper feelings of for the Chairman as a Representative andes an jual, perceive how he contd aid the investigations we atom iise ot partihe in Its daliberati¢as witheet At Pembrook, Genetee county, 224 January, Jamas Ryser, of Seelland, lote of thic ley, tine 15h inst. Isametca, wifeof Charles Tomes, and daugh- tor of David Hedden. 11th inst., of consumption, Exitanata Luxpv, aged 28 ears. ¢ On Mondey, 14th inst., Jame, son of Johm McLough- lin_eged 6 years. to 55. It_is roundly asserted here, that the officers of the Towanda Wank, are doing alj that they cam to discredit the issues of the instiiution, and at the same time buying them. This is modern finan- ciering. ; lam informed that some steps have b-en taken pee Sing" renee seutepeiiat es te’ teces | ise Court of Common Pleas, to forfeit the char- coe HNaay, Lah Inst, Wittiuse D., youngest ton of ir be ter of the Girard a m ait: icnioaleezeted, obedient servant, “Atthe Ghe nut street Theatre, Miss C. Cash. | Om Sunday, 2th tat, Mre,flisman Patanson, aged 96 MARK A. COOPER. re. an, Mrs. A. Sefton, and Mr. Chippendale, s ppear ‘aubolte, %h inst, Curmas Mitzs, rocently of New Te tha liey be reg tpt! gmat : pont od ua e aight. bead ieliy Remar talent attached to S1n,— Forest fally beg to be exci see headigs the ent, sho ive it good audiences. Powrtt, aged bet the Committee on Fc a Affairs. Thi = * pveeen o =| these & ae ai 7 A tesumption town meeting ie eulled for Thars: Ii late of the day ares at the county court hove. There willbe some strong expression of opinion there, “end der some fun. It will doubtless be very larg ‘a i ed'E. f Meven au Gonsalot the nado cf the o . H. Mever as a i « brious epithets, and charged the delegation’ from fe ver for the port of New York, and Cy Gio- Sonth Carolina with having banded ia a reereey vasa aaConsul of Tuseany, for the port of Mobile, todo: yoy his good name, I feel gonvineed pe ss ge g eecasioned the vacancies recently filled by the appoint- ment ofother Southern members, appesr Zacelly is cable to all represontatives of slaveholding States, and were duemed satiefectory by thi ber evinced in the naberitating acc: e Of the aforesaid resignctions. lwoufd farther ob<erve that the chairman of sid com- mittee buve applied to my ore ee their appearance, being $5 of the Commercial Bank of| # derson, Bermuda, Celia, « GD Moctagod & conto suck pneed eacwes mustard G Mey 10 cases Brown G 1, Minturn & *yerk Sicater—on pk Dredge, Cumin, Keoip 3 Horses <3 Underwood & & Owen—20 W B Bead—9 \c- SI Beale18 David Fel Lf br tt & Ablon—2 Stone — = B Ally & Sout Savage § Block —t Gatlector—+ aa aduietted—1 Lewis Be Mier 3H Bellet Cols & Bede aN fh iey=1'T Hunt & co=t hhi wine Hughes, Ward &co—1 G 3 Boren & co—310 boxes 199 phge to o: Manneaino- Brig New Uricet00 begs coffee $53 buffalo skins 5 pkgs 78 goat skins 3 pkgs tizer a! & quantity eld cop- mile gum 42 toas fus'ic 4 b. panama Lats Everett elle. Domestic Impeortations, N —f Shi Reported yesterday’ ts pipe ead 9 Fouth'te toners sacks corn rs do mhext & igre Evoa aon perk 399 kege lard W & J Janeer fareh k Compton—t0 bage Sek Willits baler sc shy Deceege 1a pote suar = q i or Tdocoffee Guodrue Reet br M A Hardy—t ck LJ White— 91 bales cotton 3 hhds tubacco Grr euway, Heory & co—29 bales Draper J-—8.A Williame—015 bb's ‘Uhompeon & Adems—)62 hds Center &eco—13 bales JH Furn oe19G Colline—2 cha WF Stillman be L eedney=8 Hovena & coe io hide 4 be jax Ht er=3bxs A W Samyer—2R Jaffray & cv ‘ochran—32 Kisaum. Stone & co—35 bales J Pow ing over Headeicks& stor" pig do Newetadt & Baract— mi 1 ieee sabe nutans kate, vi 4 sees inslow— ‘asper & co—! ple old D Melv Aike co-G0 cha Reed & Bros—225 bales cotion foorder. MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 16 ans i Fd oy Packetste Arrive. Switzerland, Senith, Jan. 31 Qu bec Feb. 90 Ontario, Bradieh, Jan. 10] thilade! Mar.1 LIVERPOOL. ive N. America, Lewber, Jas.7 | England, Wait Feb. 19 Roecius, Coitms, —* Jan.19! Oxford, Rathoone, Mar. Freveia at Alngworth. Jun.t| town, Pell, Feb. 4 ‘rancis be inewor' jan. wa, . ‘el Baltimore, Fusck, Jen. 16! Oneida, Funk, Mar.1 a na ann ‘Te Masters of Vessels. Commanders of vessels will confer a favor by having a list 6f their cargoes, passengers, and a report of vessels left at the port whence they sailed, and the vess spoken, ready om their arrival kere for Commodore Bassxrr, of our fleet of news schooners. He will board them immediutely cn their arrival. Cleared. F Havre, Bolton, Fox & Livingston; Britannia, Cook, Ni Apatachicola, J H Howland, Son & Co; Nashvil'e, Chase, NOrkans, Wm Neleon.—Burks ritish) Cann, Hull, Eng. J H Braine; Heury Newton, leana, JF lwell:—Briga loabella McKee, 9 Croix, 9.5 Wisconsin, Hop! ins. Cempeachy New Orlea.s, Alien, Bermuda, Mid lly, do, WA’ Dater port; Emeline, Fi ey West, ED) Huribut & Co—Schrs Abort Tence, Meeker, Beaton; Gen! Cobb, Hammoad, Providence, P Buck. rrived. Al Packet ship, Oneida, Funk, from Havre, Dec 18, wdee,/ Hineken. ‘The O. his had heary'westerly: gules the ee Ships Sully, tua &C ‘from Amsterdam, mdse, to bhard. jark Pomona, Edwards, 43 rte Amsterdam, with ndze to i Q bhard. Salled in co with ship Manhattan, Budd, for alent Brig New Union, Rincon, 25 days from Mara- telle. "Left brige Emma, for NYork; ———, of Bosten. Sebr Oi iled 8 befor ho Frente RA) sland spoke Bettiah bole Catena, fin ee Te 11th, fat 40, lon 71 60, spoke ship jon. ‘Sch Teazer,Grecnlaw, 10 deys fro: , let law, ys from Esatpor?, plaster, to P Shiga Wellington, Lendom, Solo, Liverpool; Gurouse, N Orleans; Trenteu, do, andethers. : General Record. Packut smr Suttr, Thompesn, for Havre, will eail to-day. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s. Scum Isaac Fi Ship Ferax, at Charl Rot- tetany pares that on the outward voucd maamngeaben in fat ¥ swith the wreek jeane from i et thal od ace ce vane, and carried (hem " tailed tu differeot vessels for the United States.’ ne? Bax Broxswica.—The bark su tobe on the Horse 7th inet. was the British bark Bronsw ick, frown Jamaica for St Andrews She was not on the shoal, but anchored ju: side of it, having probably got there by mistake. She gt un- ‘way soon after, and procaeded on her vova janx Lourss.after being ashore at Livtle Round Shoal, has arrived at Portila.d. The ercw stove forty casks molasses be- fore she wes got off. of May, Jan Jat 27 31, days trom Apalachicola for Liverpool, Orleans for Boston. Feb 10, off South fon Wilmington NC. for Porto Speken, Gulpare, of Bath, from Kotterdam for the Ii the Lizard. an 7 SS aial NYork for Neuvitas, Feb, 'at 26, lon 70. Foreign Ports, Feb a—In port, Clarisaa, of Brunswick M. Boston, 6 ‘ork, do; or 10; Tiberias, from dr wig, 7, Ontanic, from for Portlend, 8 or 10 days; Francia fom ‘arren, waiting cargo; Wiliam, ‘and for B " Laurel, from and far Providence, wait Martawaat and for loading; Casket, ; Beene , do; Agnes, from Portland, unc, ; ta, from Hi for Portland do, do; Citizen, Griffin, from Pe . Waakicpton trom aod for tala iphiie Ndge Sonar en Hom Yrom Portland, lig fa, from do, via Haan 4 Portland ay : none Wy i r i idary to de ‘Mo ton, diag: ies Remedoi. g. ind oihers lam’ Jan 18—Arr United States Ports, Eastront, Feb vana. . +,Feb t— Arr Patriot, Novfatk; 7th, B - kins, Sok Sid sth, St Andrews, Breksjort te lead Gate tauEee Newrvarroxt, Feb 1-1 William Schroeder, Porie MietieM, Feb 1t—Cld Pamelia, Africa. 1d Genl Becoke, St Jogo de Cubs. subs. Feb 14—Are Casilda, tye. Cla Rt Lawrence, St Pie Arr uth, Tecumseh, Ne head; Palladio, (Si Apalvehieola; ‘Dan! M: 5 ;, Rival, Let no Amer — pal ebiegies Pant al Af Wh, Bt fel an inh, steve Huntress, Messiaa; Het- er. Cl oman ), Web 13—Arr Cornelis, Ricketson, N York; Atlantic. is 40n, Boston fur do. Sd Champion, Decmo, ond Albert Vinal for Connecticu’, t» losd atone for Charles ton SC, for United States works. Sld 12h, Laarel, Atlantic Feb12—Arr Dover, Elizabeth Ci’y Sid Eli: ea NG ‘Are 13h, Barah, Elizabe h City. Sa rr lvea, Rotterdam Ar 10th, Ame- Har re; Kinily CBr) Bt Thoma e Coll Havre; Emerald, Lot SILNile, Londons Sarah it Ar. . do; Echo,’ North of Europe; Lr- y ‘erax, Rotterdam; Calhoun, Myers, ‘ork; M-gunticook St Marka. Cid Oito, (Brcmen} stows, 8C. Feb 10—Ci! G neral Macon, for Ma ra. |, Keb 10—Cld Laurel, Liverpool; Wm Glea_An- Le teher, New York; Augusta, Saw Sqn 18—Are Lawrence, Griffith, New York; 19th Hy, do; Mat, Mary wrancie, Hubbard 49, cid eon, ported }» Southport, feston. Cid lotta, N York, jan rr sag Ann, Jackron, Cha’s ‘ork; 28ih. Leonora, 8t Thomas; |, Lion, Skolfield, N York, ~ PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ‘THESE fer- famed one er lebrated from Pogugal, a Aiaaeeal te the Vest paar ta * fet imvis CHATHAM THEATRE, A CARD=J H_KIRBY'S BENEFIT FRAY EVENING, Feb, 15, 942—J. H KIRBY re- tiully anmennees tr hi: ie in wer< eral SSRs Bemeae eine be fremrae netttats pels vening, trusts the ep! variety of entertainments fe'preetate will meet ‘with the ay probation and’ patonaae hist him, The taviug Cesar, After which the Gret = Pa cua time), ‘ R. Roott, rit MARPEWTeR O Oiien. whi: Mae nich will ve gecesi py the 34 weit to ts ie ihe nen 4 teem inate mith the Intact at tne EUR GF Cate nclieutads ot Wisk ONS te opewarh Pierre esas Birds. ia full 81 PFHUMAS BRLL. capes. and read at 1s (BtoresNos.02. end ¥ ike ree Price $3 etch, and we t to apy pare of this city or —WEONES — a 7 eed; ) liquors, fee , at 104 o'e?: meatier State cee? “vee Fe chy ee erate ‘Also, a Treatiee on the reariug sui Canary ; Fert ph Birds. cents, Ge URN. k of choice old wines and liquors in'w ‘Those who wish x fine sont bird, w. ahna, and bottles; Java coffee, sugars, teas, Hi ould do ett tate inthe | Si: Aewars, forega Tui ee further importation will not a 4 ire cheese, cai Not much of atax to Rerp'abirde” moderate PrAGE Ji Be Lamreater geslity te oi AVORY—Y-WNOWS, Moun teulBs- | Qeltthe kere” sat * Matton, graver, has removed to 233 Broadway, oposite THURSDAY Coats of Arms, Crests era. emblematical subjects, he. At 10} e’cloek, im th» sales room, engraved on stone, ladies Teneil cages, six net rings, furniture by catalogue eal qwaraved with coals, on ar, motto “to ee eut for riage, neater be. fon arded of arme, ther device— | ap th Atches coeel been Ty ty, catalenoe d wit y Jeacript ter with conte | and drawing room furviture; Brussels and other carpeias Fuge of arma found and painted for stained glass wi \oobing glasses. « Pisnofortes, rich ‘astral and. maneee i feranoded otuy var of es Gates Guat” | Hone etre, pirandoles locks, vaace, orca euts; China eae o,follare and apwards, Rooks of Heraldy kept wh Serif’ Sace—Also, 2 aplendid variety of household fur- Lean FRO: 1¥_ PRESERVERS——sELF: [lor v remoned for eonvemienee of sale, Uy Virtue ots Lande COCKING PIsTOLS.—This Pistol ean be duecharged | Lana YY. six times with a'm«t the of thought. Th tol | Ds Je » he —i “tin Tapidity of theug he pisto ry, Goode, Clothing, bore a jewelry, ke.—At 108 rfectly simple—they can be drawn from » They are no larger than an ordinary Store 304 Broadway, corner of i revolves amd die :harges Hing the | o'etozk, ‘sensousble oad barval trate epepiece cea thercions | seekers suersiee ecient a esate outlory, ‘clothe, ke so~ @ repenting pistols. The construc- guns, ’ ati in the ith ome hand without. the lon toe iive.? 0? Frincine Sia ee eee ewreonry a iwshove cau, be fied as fh mm ay HELT € ARRULARIDED Duane Cr ptains, Plinters, and oth- ny MOMAIRGL se pervome, bath shale a At to ovelock “ithe etl eur lives and property i! levBid Gold W: ma, ‘ab ove of them tn equal 10 hear a ene hain ae cps. Seeley, Mus rs rele Kets, which will besold without renter am Also, several cvshs of I quor, by order of the City Marshal BY BUTTERFIELD & COACHMAN. Office 84 Ann street. Tals DAY, Reeeiver’s Sale—At 10 o'clock —By vir the Court of Chancery, « splendid assert furniture,comprising Bruseela and in, aol rt m "4 al Fa ag OI ds: tore of the advertiser fer f Don-liability to get eu’ of onder, ill them overall ethers. ‘For asic wholesale atd 1 : SGT BOLEN' £15 1meodis* VOCAL QUARTET TerCONCRRT—The New York Harmo: bee teinform their friends ard the public ir fire* Concert oa Thureday Kvenng. Feb. ¢ New York Society Library Rom. Far further , bee ina’ hille and futureadvertisements. Sivele ti cota each: family tick-te three fur $1. Tobe had of J.F. Atwill, avd at he dovr on the evenieg of perfo, u- vares, rugs, blicds, marbie top: eentreand _Concert to canmeice at 8 n’clock. £15 2" | tabler, mantel ctock: fen reekers, pier and mantel glasses, RAL CIRCANSIAScHUal thie from | Wa¢hetands, toilet t ig and plain bureaus, preturee, Res. ‘The Royal Beiewitc. laaivar mee Puleanele haur mattrasses, ede, bed Joi je ronan © oe elegant piano forte, together with avout cighty api ene lam pe. its, fp Tavovible (os commision cofieriont aes: AVY TION NOTICE —Large Sale of Groceries aparioe t eivitg a dark appearance to the hair, being A Wines, Segars, Fixtures. —T! it 10) o’clo ities most recommended a Mr.Jones, whi :h this so- | Will be aold the entire vatuable and w. nssortmen| find perfectly true, and in virtue thereofaward Mr Jou-e ined in a his testimonial, signed J. 8 Baker, Portman stveet, London. Sold at 88, (he very. careful of the abmber, or you'll f ed) 63 Chatham Pereet Prices a. sore ohiiliony atotthen's Siten, Look thut each label ia sigued in handwritiog Tr Jo Branklyo agent, 139 Fulton at. fi 'O STOR“. KEXPERS. —The advertiser ex:cutes in aau- perior style aud at ressonable pric M ehanla’ Address Cards, Bill Headg: Commercial CL farm splay | all ki i Droggiat fis len }) patent medicines wa ‘OR SALE, or exchange, or to rent—Land in Lycoming Jar and upwaads per thousand. Desk, Consular ty, Penna, title good—Ali tinloiie Be . ay N Ja halla mite trom Newark-ralesto sent, ¢ Bart Eke Seale wi fata designs, cut in superior and double sifver plated Door Plates, Kaockers; Bell bse ms! Pam Ft (oes with imy velebanled ndeome! rent ‘only $190 ; Thou ide from New York. gp: culase soplyto | MENRY SMITH,S Nassau ot. J16 im? FOR SALE—iinois Land on Rock River. and om the wa- te's of the Wabash,| very superior, some of which is im— ‘oved, wall excharge for dry gods or yung sheep, aatisfac- ‘ory reference will be given. Also wanted a young man of en! torprise, with capital and credit to become interested, and to take charge of a store in one of the healthiest and othe wise best ajtustions in IMlinois. Addr-as G. N. 8. through the City Poat Office. fis a keeprw’ =0 an pri procured at ther establishment. All persor Stlended toe BOLEN, bing 104 Bi way, betw. ‘arde, type pri inthe netteat ru £15 tmeotis* HAVANA SEGARS —PICABIA & MANZANEDO, 40 i aaneny street, near Nagsau street, offer for sale the fol- lowing :— 00 160,:00 de 100,000 a MAIL LIVE FOR ALBANY, apdjinter- 60,000 ‘Aguila ‘Brands mediate places the steamboat TELEGRAPH 183 on dreds Amsiia sol emo Sap BETERNOON' a: eocoes, Welly Fabtigi’ ‘The whole entitied to debenture, and in lots to suit purche- | “Fer freeht os pecenes ‘apply on board, or to PETER ©. sere. Cisim* | SCHULTZ, at the Onli e wharf. ce he steamoat UTICA Ca Albany on Thursday Alte Ki DAY Keb oh. y Tesch oa eel are RANCIS’s LIFE BUATS can De had hes F bat at the Warchouse, 1i2 Brosdway, opposite the eiiy ‘The C adhere strictly to the Patent erved Bottom, and farnieh no other than euch as ‘howe built fo i use for years the Navies of the United States and Tr venue and War Departments, passe: pid steamboats the Brith: Hoya’ Mail Lise Brith Mal AH Schulte, with leave f Febsuary 1716, "atS ovclecke Line on Lake Ou'erio, the Coast of Nova Scotia, steamboats | commodetinns for pasce: gers proceeding (0. those Telinds, ond Lakes Eeve and Michi.an, and generally adopt 'd by fo Sdvantage overall other veosels in calms foeermme See ee Skate Lenklone wile: ehicn cinch cesta ie tees fev pICE.— The Copartnerahip heretofore exiat N tie tabscribere, under the Ur af JOHN MO) FON'e ny, dlieol SOHN MORTON will settle up ‘the Ruioess of the firm. Passengers may rely upon the pu: sailing of the sb re diy tamed. OF Passage, lease *)PlY GLOVER & McMURRAY, ved by mutual conse ‘Sigued i 4 100 Pine, of corte cog ROBERT MORTON, B |, Wi F FURNTNS, SSHN°HURTON win continue the busine at the old | eo = — FOR SAUGENTIER_ RED HOOK’ 4 in tinue the business = ; stand, 111 Canal atreet, the corner of feat Brosway. pe OUGHAERPEIE aan ly ie Tetinedinte piases-~The stermbost HO} LSTEVENS, Capt. H. L. Mabey, will leave the J. PEASE & SON’S CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF HOARHOUND CANDY. HIS agapt medicine is formed by a combinati. Thi dost tanredionta, ail celebrated fare on oP oss saya Complaints, and by its combination, af M it, ‘hueaday After 'b. 15, at 8 0’ For pescoge oF trelght, pavire on board a TCHOOKE, BOWKS & CO, 1s tornen of Wert nad Liberty atresia. PEOPLE’* LINE F. <The rinbents ROCHESTER HOUTH AME Bete voll ba fs aaa. o, eoenenense reelag batotae few York and Aibany, and Intermediate Tisces, a8 s00n an the i Pi One Dol 12 navigation ia free from ice. liar. im Freketof the 17th February. ~The eplend HR ror caine eos ata ca org fihere articles separately and aff fellef,in thisextract of Hosrhound Candy they areaouiniise, mated that the benefit of ths whole is exyericnced in one com- READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS. Whoorma Coucn.—I cam recommend Pere ’s Hoa hound Stacie wiht aad Fewey Cindy” Mered Meads | Gert Wowth-use, sale pou ieiy ‘Tomerom, ber replat relief. J. BATTEN, 128 Cedarat. | “YE: ving splendid secoumodations for V+ vienna — Davee ii. | tine di open ert nes Dear Sirs :—Be so good as to send me (wenty of your large | ™*#* ou Wok South sricutee ceca esate gaits eases hing tooeed tor te hanes et Me Sate *] a 7 3 . but T must, in aatice ony, that use haa eonvin ved me cf my er. (ceacere aniae le sind Ot ee ee re ror. am, WITRECERE TORPEET: MEDFIELD, M.D. _| fayortble terms aay amount, payable io ali the 5 ratte fc priecipal towns of the, United Kingdom, by epply ing as above. hare naed Pease's Hearhound Candy in my iumly (cr coughs hoarseness, wi jefection. eee SOLOMON GENNER, 50 Henry at. OLD LINE OF LIVERTOOL PACKETS.— Sr daraere ai matte irae teat | a ate et Lt Rae eh E i Of his prectize he v0 of various hitde ck aed oe ‘Waite will al pontuvely on Saturday, the 19th ‘ot hee. rious kinds col cor Miheaccommodations of thie line for cabin, 21 cabin and cough, and he bel 1 le after all he it are th hes to be to Ficcrhouad Gud. splioerees meen Gther, tod those'sroht to cinbark should maku early applige- ES1IMONIAL OF CLE tion on board, foot of Berkman seen ‘The undersigned have the compound UCHE, BROTHERS & Candy, made by J. Pease & Sonjand. freely ___85¥Fulton st. vest door to the Fulten those afflicted with coughs, colds and consumption complaints Persons desirous of sending tothe old gomotry, for as an exeellent remedy" in those cases.and Tor the uscptthe | {riends, can ‘have. thems brotght out, in the ENGLAND, voles prof lly mothiug exw equal it—we recommend it to | sailing from Liverpool on the 7th of April, or in any of Ser bivtbron Geroeshont the Unto thi Eomprsing ‘the old line, va ling rom there puactualiy nee op fhe rea ‘and 19th of every mouth, For passage at Po 7 % Shure! os Eerie temry eis force See eenovy 7 opferene Bey 3 hitaker, Pastore F Chureh, corner of Catherine ablnyesootionh tear eat a Pastor of MC Church, Bedfo South otrect. Rice Mr Hart Pastor of ‘choreh, Gold at “ape i Te werue, he greater tart of her eargo ‘engaged, will For fretgutor passege, hanne aplendi finished nonem modatious, apply on board at Orfeais wharf, foot of Wall et. Ss? E. K, COLLINS & CO. f13 tf 56 Fouth ot. FORK COLUMBIA RIVE: T '. e STORIA, Jona H Dyeing, master, Will sal aa above on the 20th Fe reiry. r Pl a ‘or pansege, having good accommodations, sp- vy A. G. & A, W. BENSON, faaw 31 Old Slip, 2 doors from South ot. 4EMITTANCES TO AND PASSAGE ¥ROM GREAT BHITAIN AND IRELAND. BY THE pact TAZOO Gage B Tr ae ce ry het have Soom sta, ‘Rev Mr Lyon,Peator ME Church, York. Pa. irscy of Pease's Hoathound Candy, thountads of cer ificates published. aed lieve the nbove, neither would he be be: ogh ane dba ras Grom the dead Jars sec Ceafecti mers are Dot. appoin ote fope of the Ge Ye Hoarhound Candy. ie « at. of whom it ean be ob- ™ wuntry Orde. punetua'ly t- ‘Terme invariably Cush, (All Jetters must be post-paid, 110 Broadway, 10 Astor House, and eor Fulton ant William ’ Granit paleenat Ni ERP! ci Erenis Tantaaeety. ome Mth the pobacrtbease ‘at this aperior tine of Spee ge ea ere Duboise & jobue, mn JF Cuins & Co. No.8 Exchange Place, New Op La ier re Purall.2m Broad sash 4. EM Louisville, Ky. Mr Ketter betrot ¢ w L=The Highland ty ihe somon' at Tamineny al rt obtsined the couatenanc the society sincerely hope that Itontioue to thett the liken ep rthat parties agreed t the money willte (o ilove oho pati here without any dedostion The Ball will be with a Reel by the members, in full Highland jtume. The pipe: if th i Ly Ue tcocmbly with natiousl sos soprestiais’ ae acsiee'a omleen ; he Highland Fl'ng, and other fane dans eed reheat other Fancy dincing, will be ‘members. ll be under the direetion of Mr. * hea tate t manner voluntecrrd wie services om the’ ores, Foiton Bank sion. | Mr. Browa’s pewerful band is engaged, with himecif as LEA he surerior brick house, “Several members of the Highland Guard, in full regimental i dpora below Wall stret. ay two ind 7 New street. two ‘di by Megas. Sificen. cratume, wi | be present. Ls easterly side of from To'clock. Dancing to commen Eve te acmit Spollenss and i Metron, Chief. cepa wMiye Une stery boute 98 Mouroestr:et, the et houwe shove 1996 sacks Ce Pike street. Ba CoE Orleans for: adhe,threc ator, brick house 21 We ker at, between Broad fe be vew fe ry hease 68 Fourtcenth st., between the u sth ond Gth avenu The brick store 84 Pearl street, edjoining the Peart Strest "ibe ere 62 W ter atreet, pear Old oli ater atreet, = brick house 20 Nineteenth st, occupied by Ma, Joke fapeer, 4 of the ab ty will be sold or exchonged. Alte, FOR SALE Lotson Broadway, seer Union Saare. tw Pony arag e i} Riv. es and 19s vireete, bounding on te-de-reeee er. Harlem ‘The above articles, although «> very Jow in pr Ages © MR. DELATLAINE, 6 Wall steeet, 0 be compared with the trash furvished oy, fe ri Th tobe ‘s hing al having mo stores, 20 rep yO i mfectio WM. KelD, jaah Vromectioner, | Cee ere Tor the Gatiaeuiancd puppurt at. C ing the pablc rae fe friends will ex!end "0 ready Bien Gadurgrnce fe larity on Va'entice’s | F cf fee it ta Acer blr Rs Padeed | ace atk fen and ean ra Day: the ener aintein perfect order, upon that cees. | rerned at once determines the vabroriber to sdhere te the cow | |i ced by hime namely that of adopting a sy 8 Hoa. notmibs ending en singh MG original tase, Ta'preicreace ip relying wpon foreiga ante of deley , under any “Tike mode! xbout to be submitted to the fashionable cues SSR Re aniet. | Sh Rea ar o h otitr fa ee aes PINE Wipers reali dim idan pina | Ste ea nent ea ecientibe phy? ‘s recipe, and ia a sure remedy forall d.- the shape ofthe Crown, will form, sectire remers | emai ers oh heer eed Be eo ER od ra fe are pueare {at thie never fails, # sdapt the eize and style of the bev to parne of wearer, #9 ag to secure ano) ble of dros. f 191 i AN PERM GIL MASUR wr Chath nd I ei mate gt “it, Fre Ca re Be ‘superior 4 ack aes B to Fi ton street. nerodres Mibek lather: ( ‘ores Seaver Hil the same Tmnberis #2 “Ehcee who Want good shar ° th “OSTA the Hor, Bail—Ru to have been ta L, mistake, a black Beaver Gloth Overcoat. with velvet col lye, facings’ and cuffs, lived thi out with black silk, wad ded and quilted, ve linings. ‘Ihe gentle i faver by leavipg it with ik Place. 116 bw tthe ‘Theatre, “collar the name of , fhe person will rece! a nwner, Li —mevemty ve eyehy vw tieuty aww lon oy koa b fe je by ven Mast ry 0. 4 South at.