The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1842, Page 3

« = PUSUSCKIP '. Washington. [Correspoadence’ of the Herald.) . Wasutnoton, Feb. 18, 1812. | Procéedings In the Senate.—Flecal Agent. | The Hon. Witttam Seaacue, Senator elect from Rhode Istgnd, took his seat, - j After the presentation of petitions and the recep: tion.of reports from committees— ' Mr. Cray presented a petition fem persons enza- ged in various branches of industry at Bedford, Pennsylvania, attributing all the distress and em barrassments of the country to the. compremise act, and praying for euch a revision of the tariff: 8 would give protection to home industry. The petition was accompanied with a request that he would @ecom- pany its presentation with some yemarks. But for this request, he would not say a word that would anticipate the discussion which may arise when the subject of the tariff shalicome up in another. way— He would, however, make a single remark—that it was entirely a mistake to attribute the embarrass: ments of the country to the compromise. act. It was the derangement and tampering with the cur: tency, the excitements which led to excess of inter, nal improvements, the indebtedness of the States abroad, and its effect upon importations, that had occasioned the distress and embairassment of the country. , Mr. Carnous reviewed the statements made by the Senator from Kentucky, relative tothe condition tion of things at the time South Carolina yielded to the compromise act, and. showed that it was well understood then that twenty per cent would be more than sufficient to provide a revenue for an economical administration of the Government. It ‘was not only contemplated that a gradual reduction could be made to twenty per cent in tem years, without injury to existing interests, but that an economical administration of the Government, would, at the end of that period, admit of a farther teduction, even under fifteen per cent. But now to attempt raising the duty past twenty per cent was a palpable violation not alone of the actitself, but of the very principles on which it was agreed to. Mp. Caxnous then, at some. length, replied in detail to Mr. Ccar’s remarks. H After the debate had ‘continued for some time be- ween Mr. Clay and Mr. Calhoun, H ~ Mr. Pussran expressed, his sentimenta on the sub- ject of the compromise act. They were, in sub- stance, that he adhered to the principles of that act, and would not entertain the question of exceeding twenty per cent until it should be shown that after restoring the proceeds of the public’ lands to the ‘Treasury, from which they oughtnever to have been taken under. the existing financial condition of the Government, the public service could hot be carried on witheut'raising revenue beyond that standard. He considered the compromise act as a rallying point, and that goed faith required a necessity should be shown for increased duties, before the standatd of the compromise should be’ passed. If, however, it should appear that the public service, uadera and, prudent administration, could not get along without an increase of the tariff, he would go to an extent absolutely necessary. ' The petition was then referred to the Committee on Manofacturea. . The Senate thei went into thé consideration of private busidess, and at three o’clock adjourned. The very able report presented in the House yes terday, by Mr. Cusuixa, has been the topic of con- versation in all.the political circles to-day.’ ‘The pro- babilities of,the passage of the Board of Exchequer have been freely canvassed, and the general conclu- sion'seems to be, that no fiscal agent will-be establigh- edat the present session. There can be no beneficia! legislation so long as the present organization of parties is maintained, and the people permit their re- presentatives to sacrifice every thing to the game of Presideat-making.. The measure of the administra- tion for settling the currency question, will be de- feated, because neither of the two parties in Con- grees has any thing to gain by its passage. A large Portion of the democrats in the House of Repre- sentatives, if left to act independently, would eup- port the bill ; but the influeace of the leaders and the force of party discipline, will constrain them'to go againetit, almost to @ man. ‘The ‘same remark may be applied in part to the whigs. Three-fourths of the whigs in the House would vote for the bill, but the determination of the leaders is to defeatit, and the honest, patriotic, and ‘unambitious mea of the par'y, have not firmness enough to break through the trarmels of party. Pos- sibly,however,the voice of the people may come up in tones sufficiently powerful ard distinct to change the result here foreshadowed, bat the present pros pect. is, that no action will take place during S session of Congress. House of Representatives—_The Cemmittee en Foreign Relations—The Navy—Propos- ed creation of Admirais, Vice-Admirals, and. Hear-Admirale—The Marine Corps— Retronchment and Reform. The vacancies in’ the Committee of Foreign Re- lations of the House of Representatives have once more been supplied by the appointment of Mr. Ste- wart of Va., Mr. Meriwether; and’ Mr., Cafuthers, and it is probable that these gentlemen will consent to serve with Mr. Ex-President Adams as their A bill was thia morning introduced by Mr. J. C. Cuanx, from the Committee on. Naval Affairs, which was entitled, A‘ Bill to. establish additional ranks in the Navy of the United Stafes, and for other purposes.” The additional ranks which it proposes are those of Admiral, Vice’ Admiral and Rear Admiral. The bill wasread twice, and onthe question of reference, Mr. Lott Warren said the Go- vernmeat had not a dollar wherewith to pay its debts, and therefore, objecting to the creation of new sources of expenditure, he moved to lay the bill on the table.! Subsequently he was induced to with- draw his motion, and the bill was referred to ‘the Committee of the Whole, on the state of the Union. A bill has also been reported from the same Commit- tee, toaugment the marine,corps. The bill, which was introduced by Mr. Fessenden, proposes that the President ot the United States shall be authorized to cause the marine corps ia the service of theUnited States to be augmented by the appointment ard en- listment of one Brigadier Géneral, one Colonel, one Lieutenant Colonel, tea Captains, fifteen Virst Lieutenants, lifteen Second Ligusenante, sixiy Ser- geants, sixty Corporals, thirty drannmers, thirty fifers, and one thousand privates. The b Jl, which was likewise refvrred to the Com- tithe the ole, See the term + ee pi marine corps atfive years, and it authorizes t President to organize the corps into regiments, bat- talliona, companies er detachments, ri the natute of the service may require. The course of instruction anged 80 as to that of'marine td addition to the present course After the passage of numerous private bi ‘Date on the report i the Com: hide rte ae i ment, which ha for some days past, was yenewed, ‘tnt he citation, ot Mr. e, it was made to give way, that the House resolve itself into & committee of the whole on the-strte of the Union and take up the civil and diplomatic’ " | bill. Purevant to the tt of the: we since, to out ait-appropriation authored by law, Mr. Fillmore intimated that ihe second ‘section must be reduced) from @12,500 to 50)! The pearing amendinent was to increase, amount to Sisso00, the as which been inseried. in previous. bills, and which wpul have stood in this but for the conserentious scruples aos committer, 3 rota impartiality tye on Row mus that the. sam, mu: reduced to:an insignificant amount he Tabor operation of the pret le by which they professed to be guided, wil Keine gb. The expendi- tures for stationery | led to wdiscuasion which reveal- some astounding facts. It appears that the ex- penditures of the last eession show an average§of Iwo reams per of note paper, beaides all the varieties in extravagant quantities, and penknives, and steel pens in sufficient quantities 10 wi establishment for a nation. ‘Mr. Gasnam proposed an amendment by whiel¥ the supply ¢f stationery of any kind whatever, at the } SSIS, be pubic expense, Would be prumivued; vat ou tu question, whi h came home to the me: rs them and svar itempts.to hera sufficien', aponer, oe Flouse vapcombeliod’ to adjoura from: a sheer inability for want of a eufficient number tc proceed with the public business. ” ; Philadelphia. a } {Correspondence of the Herald.) ft } Purcavecenia, Feb. 19,1842 We last niglit hada mail from Harrisburg by th way of Reading—the first with four days, For all the information it brings on the exciting subject of resumption, it might as well have remain/ ed behind with its f.llows. Nothing had been agreed upon and the debate showed that sentiment in the Senate asto what should be done, was just as much scattered as'ever. The Select committee had been pretty effectually shamed out of their Re- port legalizing the suspension for five years and for giving us specie in homopethetic doses. The Bill already undergone. considerable, amendmect and was hardly known by its parents who begat it ‘The hope is entertained thet it may become iu a shape requiring nearly or quite immedia' sum| 8! ifying tothe constituents of the senators from the county of Philadelphia, ie hawt 80 repeatedly been cheated and deceived, to find that their pres- ent representatives there, and onectalty. Nee en+ niman, “ ical,”’ as some ot t striking down unfaithful servants, the present Tone and determination of these constituents to stand by Mr. jiman, show most conclusively that they are net capricious in their movements, butknow whea they are served and whan they are net. The esent stand of Mr.P. against the tricksand truck- jing of some of his own party friends wiil make him one of the most popular men that everreceived office inthe county. He's ,right—let him go. Very little of a news characier is atirring to-day. The day is very pleasant a ei but not much animation ingbusiness. At thi jock board there was not much done and almost all, were heavy. State Fives fell two or three dollars on re, and at the close but forty-four were ofigred Thi c forbodes a still farther sinking. ef note issues, arc at about the same rate of discount as yesterday—ten to twelve below currency—cur- pat Rx below specie. Pr boy ry Bank not ei jow currency—Girard, thirty-five, and U. Bank, fifty-five. diaiahahes At the Chesnut street Theatre, Chippindale takea a benefit on Monday night, and as well as Miss Cushman, to-night, it is expected will have a go house, At the Walnut, the houses are only s0-soi Conner is jase a A At the Cireus they sti have good and very fashionable houses. Hi ‘Welliboxrough. * {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wettszorovcn, Pa., Feb. 9th, 1812. Ma. James Gixvon Bexwert— { Rn :--Our town during the past week has 1d by one of the most heavy rains known ity for many years, and the freshet it destruction ; ing On ‘a river much damage was done toa number protec depots, and large quantities of spars, were lost. The village of Tioga was flouded with water, also that of Law- renceville, where the depth of water is reported to have averaged three feet in the Main street, The Tioga Railroad was materially damaged in several places—all travel has been suspended on the road since Thursday last. ‘I understand it will take eral weeks to repair the damage that has been high. *1 limber the Tic of the lumber; logs an dot The water in Pine Creek was also ve! have heard of no material loss te any of th on this gta ‘ iy ‘ Large quantities of cut timber were lest on the Cowanesque, and several bridges. on thie stream were carried off, but frem what parts I am uninfor- med. The destruétion of bridges, however, has been. pretty general throughout the couatry—a general sweep has been made of large and small. Yours’ respectfulty. Cc. P, S.—Asno mail is expected to leave this place for somedays, I send this by a friend via Phila- delphia. Venxzvurta.—By the brig Heber, we have been favored with a file of Caraceas papers to the 11th of January. The “ Liberal’’ Ai pi 4, com- pares the situation of Venezuela with that of the other Republics formed of the Spanish Ame- rican colonies, and insists that the ontranks them a'l, in regard to internal peace and in- dustry and foreign commerce. The exports from’ the port of Laguayra’ alone, for the year 1841, as compared with 1840, shows an in- Creasel of 4,356 quintals of eoffee ; 901 do. of ¢ ton; 406do. of sugar; 194 do. of cochineal; 6,064 hides, and 1,263 fanegas of cocoa. The following are the notices of the market :— Cotton—hone. Cochineal, dull, 220 ceroons on hand. Cocoa, $17} a 18 per fanegas; sales of 80 inferior at 15-2 16. Coffee, $10 per quintal, and stock sored gies $9, one. sm: A eagle ie expec! 0 go lower. Sugar, er quintal — N. O. Bulletin, Feb. 10. iictare Larest or tur Stoxrm—Loss or Lrves.—The gale which was so revere here last Wednesday night, extended far to the eastward. It was attended with the lose of several valuable lives. The Barque William Fales, Capt. Thomas, from Bristol, R 1, for Portland, was lost on Cape Ned- dock, about ten miles east of Portsmouth, on thar night, during the cevere gale. The Captain and seven men out ef the thirteen on board, perished. The fal) of the barometer is said to have been al- most unprecedented. The barometer in Boston stood on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock at 29 80, and at half-past ten, P. M. at 28 25, a fall of one inch and fitty-five hundredths. Tex sx tre River.—The Hudson was covered over with ice down to Hud on, on Friday. Navat.—The steam frigate Mississippi sailed from Philadelphia las: Friday tor Norfolk. The U.S. frigate Potomac, Storer, and corvettes Marion, Belt; Decatur, Ogden; and Concord, Boerum; were at Rio Janeiro on the 6h of January. Fire at Bostox.—The piano forte manulactory owned by Lemuel Gilbert was injured to the extent of $5,000 by fire Jast Friday. Court of Oyer and Termina, Before Judge Kent and Ald. Pardy and Lee. Case or Joux C. Corr. On the en of the Court, Mr. Eramett rose and stated that th-y-had been allowed till thie day iu which to prepare a bill of exceptions, but he had found itimpossible.to getready. He hada rough draft n-arly completed, which tad been copied the prisoner himself io his cold cell, ped the District Att exceptions. Thi ploy the prisoner, ear the expense of They would pro- bably be ready in a day or two, and hoped the Court would grant te counsel a little more time. The District Attorney remarked that the Leeds case in the Sessions Court would probably oecupy his attention to the middle of the coming week, and he could do very little in the sent matter till af- ter that trial had terminated. The Cowri’ probably adjourn, however, at 3 o’elock tl noon, and he wou!d like to bepliced as much of the testimony and othe: for the billagthe gentleman Sas op ready, in or- der that ight Lokitover. He was perfectly willing to consider the rough draft alluded to as the bill until the gentlemen could perfect their ar- fangements. It was finally ordered that Mr. Emmett should furnish as much of the document as possible this af- ternoon, and the balance on Monday. ‘The Court then. adjourved. . Superior Court. In the'case of Conant vs. Bell, to recover $2,500, as endorser ona note of Geo. W. Tyson, conside- es acrement was held whether the signature of r. ly in a bank book twenty.two years 359. should wi 1837, allowed in evidence te compare the signature on the present note, made in » The Court ruled that ble. It eared that Mr Gell was ing protested, his sow in law, the postm: Stankepe, reeciving the protests, ph deeming it ‘unecessary to inform him of them. It wai id pdte report yesterday that Mr. Bell was (ather in- wot yonnee was onele-in law—Tyson being e case was adjourned to Mot or Tuesduy at next week. 4 7 The ease of Meekervs. Thos. Bell, (to recover damages iM injary received by interference and delay while engaged in raising the schr Wm tr coe fast Y was continued before Judge Oskley. lay At 3 ofclock the evidence: and the Court <djourned io 5 saoee Tig o’elock, | ' _ Laser rRom Havaya—ime Overnment 1s Ue livering up to the Wri:ish’Consul, the ““Superintend , d Blach "allthe s brought to the Havana by the British men ~ They cout te akoot 10.000" Eaahiytece w a 5 yy delivered afew days since, and reeutons their ertain number are to be de~ livered every month. ‘The Coupons or Bonds given by gavernment to the holders. of Pexetar, on their revuetion, are to be Pe within three They willeommenee in March to pay these Conpens 9 lottery whic! draws monthly. Those whose numbers coFrespend, with the prize numbers, and approximate to a cers tain degree, ai id first, and so on until they are sisedtined™ nt ’ Bankrupt List. i SOUTHERN D!STRICT OF NEW YORK. i Robert'Schenek, to show cause March 18; Chance: Shepherd, oy Darius E Jones, do; James B Ayres, do: Henry T Wheeler, do; Orren Brown, do; Charles Lovejoy, do; John W Latson, do; Mead Wheeler, ’'doj John Rourke, do; Richard T Hartshorne, do; Myacinth Y¥ ‘do; Abraham Brower, do; Wm. P Byrne, do; Chsdeayne, do; Isone C Noe, March 19; Calet) Drown, Brooklyn, do; Courtlandt Babcock, New York, do; Lewis Stewart, do; Amos Morse, Jo; Edward Soley, do; Geo, V Pomeroy, 26; Jobn Munson, 30; Jobu Ma: catty, April 6; oane M Tyson, Morch 29; Henry 8 Sloene 26; Charles Starr, do; Leverett Mills, April 2; Marshall Spar, 92; Richard W Lawrence, Hempstecd, L. I. larch 18; Nelson Crosby, South East Patnam co., April 5; William T Blydenburg, Smithtown, L.L., Merch 16; John P.Gednoy, White Plains, Westchester co.,do;Cyrus Lossce, Kingston, Ulster co., 19: Daniel Youngs, Brook: Aen, do; John Luther Johnson, do26; Wm Henry Therae, ‘New York, May 14, DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS. George H Jillson, Lynn, to show cause March 15; Joseph Millett dodo; Edward Carroll, do do; Gilbert Boyce, dodo; Geo O Collins, do do; Thos Swan, Mer- blehead, DISTRICT OF MARYLAND. Samuel D Toy, Baltimore, to show cause March 19; John H Nickerson, do do EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. ' Wm Francis, Richmond, to show eause March 93; Peter G Crosby do do; Geo Merriam do do; Fraklis Stearne, dodo; John King, do do; Richard D Sansay, do do; G W_ Strickler, Chesterfield county, do; Albert Michaels, Manchester, do; Orville Loring, Nelson co do; Henry Benson, Albemarle connty, do; Edmand Brown Richmond, do. | MAINE. Jahn B Collins; Charles § Chase; Edward T Russell; William Graves; Robert Ilsley; Alonzo, P Wheelock; John G Tolford; Oliver B Dorrance; Solomon Hawkes; Albert Wood; William Dyer; Joseph R Thompeon; Charles W Child; Thomas R Sampson; Aaron Waood- tran; Hugh O'Donnell; Willivm Gorhom, je j Luther Jewett; Charles Bradford; William R York; Charles M Davis; David B Capen: James Chadbourn; James Bridge; Stephen Winslow; Alfred Reddington; William K Wes- ton; Grenville W Gay; William Jorden; Eben Moses; Seott James Tallman; Theodore Samuel Tre: vett; Zebediah T) Hubbard; Henry Rooth; Ephraim Wildes; Warren Brown; Leman Stockwell; David Wat- #0p; William A Wingate; Nathaniel Peirce; Samuel Hyde; William G Forbes; Semuel"L Valentine, William Woodmen: Joseph 8 Stoddard; uel. Starbird; Mathias Vickery; Jonat! U son; Woodbury 8 Main: . Buel ohh gonend J IUlsley; Stewart C Lee; “iG Sundoy, again reminds us of the good services ot “Sherme s' Cough Lozenges do to those who use them. Frequent coughing in church is very annoying, and all who put one of these lozenges into their mouths will give ne annoyance to the. congrega- tion—eHaying in aiew minutes all the tickling or irrita- tion. Dr. Sherman’s office is at 106, —Rushton & Ainswall’s, three store way and 77 East Broadway Churches, ery. hurch, 189 Bow- Asentcas Musecx a reference to the ad- vertisement, it will be seen that the manager’ has not been backward in providing novelties for this week. Never have we seen such a host of talented perform- ances, combined with such an endless variety of cu- riosities for so low a price. The liberal enterprise ¢x- hibited in the management of this immense establish- ment, is worthy the patronage which is daily and night. ly bestowed here by immense crowds of intelligent-and respectabie citizens. H ‘ MONEY MARKET. | aie | } saturday, ep. 19-6 P. M. At the Stock Board this morning a fair amount of trans- actions have taken place and prices have generally given way; Delaware & Hudson { per cent; Indiana Ss } per Gent; Illinois 6}; New York State 6’ 1962, }; LongIsland improved §; Mohawk }. | Bills on Philedelphia 5} a ‘The dituation of the Banks of Rhode Island on the 7th instant, was as follows :— Decrease from Dec, 14,841. Increase Circulation, 51,083 = Spee Loaus, 215,691 a 3: ‘The Sully, for Havre carries out $37,000 in specie. The city government are now paying off those of its bonds which mature in March next. T ¢ doubtless very acceptable tothe holders who can invest their mo ney again at a more profitable rate. The Lafayette Bank of this city,one of the Safely Fund Bank, was this morning discredited by the other insti= tutions, and. the Commissioner at last thouglut proper to do hie duty, and enjoin she institution. | It had long since lost the confidence of the public. {t's well known cohnection with certain stocks, the opera- tions of its officers, and the low price of its stock in the market, have long been premonitory of its approaching fate. No movement on the part of the Bank Commissioner took place however, until affairs reached suéh a state that the other banks would no longer trust it; then the Commissioner thought proper to move. . The following is a statement of its coudition compared with its retarn one yearsince. & avavetre Bann. fan. 181 Jan New Yor. 242, Increase, Decrease. 583, 41 = 106 709 eal tate, bet a7 = itocks, = er drafts, - xpeuse, 16,187 9,957 k Fund, 12916 + f 3a.7 benks, 1y5 Bft Due from 62,505, Capital. Circulation, Canal fund, fhe rp eposite s, Due ba kes, Profits, 38.738 665,796 There are several other institutions, both chartered and free, that are totteringto their foundation, but the Commissioners will not interfere until the public have actually sustained the loss. The questien of @ National Bank or a fiscal agent bas long been a bone of contention between the political par ties. The broad principle in contest is simply that of. maintaining a steady currency, or of creating an ex- pansive fluctuating currency. The advocates of the latter are those who were the victims of the Biddle sys" tem of finance ; that is, those who were soluced into extravegant speculations by the stimalous of bank cre dits, and who, being overtaken by the inevitable r-val- sion attending that system, were ruined by the depre- ciation of currency. These people have clamored for and obtained a bankrupt law, which legalizes the repu- diation of their debts, on. the ground that through cir- cumastdnces beyond their contrvl, they contracted debts in acheap currency, which ¢! cannot pay in a dear currency. Those the most heavily involved have taken advantage of the law, while other# have been hoping that through the medium of a government Bank, @ temyo. rory inflation might be created by whieh they could get clear of their embarrassments at the expense of other people; on the other hand men of real capital, sound views and regular busin contend for a regular and tteady currency, which shall ave the industrious por, tion of the community from the intrigues of the specula, tort. The strife between these parties has hitherto pre- vented the adoption of any pla. The following is asy- nopsis of one reported by the Committee of the House. op rue Fiscat Acest Bitt. ENchequer Board to consist of the Secre- tary of the Treasury—Treasurer of the United Stetes— One Commissioner appointed by the President for four years. Salary $3 0. Sec. 2. To be one in each chief city. ‘Sec. 3. For the Board, there shall be one clerk and one register. For each agency one superintendent, and one register, one clerk, if necessary, for each superintendent and eaoh register, Sec. & The Exchequer to be the general agents for re- ceiving and disborsing transfers and transmitting the blic monies, under direction of the Secretary. The Board and its agencies shall pay all warrants drawn by the proper ollicer. To te also the Commissioners for Loans, and pension ts. So Sec. ‘9 receive $10,000,000 of specie on private de- porites, and issue a corresponding amount of certificates ‘of deposite. , Bee 6 To issue, in payment be me at the option ofthe pablic creditor, specie, or certificates of deposite, f phoonh bag sal The paper s0 issued never to exceed the specie on han: See 7. ‘The several mints to issue similar certifi- cates Sec, 9. The certificates to be issued withowt preminm, and of denominations not lets than $5, nor mote than $100. Tobe redeemed only when issued. See. 9 The board and agencics authorised todray and redeem on other, anc sell the drafts for cash, ata premium not exceeding 2 per cent. i f° 10. The Brey perenne ey pe Me extio bills, for the purpose ef tran: pu! and to pay Pireliter: , ond for te ether purpose fr hat- ever, $ 4, not more than ten agencies; Bec. 11. Alte ye) Mens Made by Le Cacuequer to be made in gold end silver, or with the consent of the Commissioners, in treasury notes, or certificates of depo ot banka cie, certificates, tre: notes, an: mediately convertinie | tate mmoles at the place where re- ceived. ‘The Board and its sgencics to strike werkly balances with all the banks in their neighbourhood, and settle by actual payment. No individual ever to be aly lowed to contract a debt with the exchequer, a Sec. 12. Noagency to receive the deposites of indis vidnale, without the assent of the Staie where esta. see. 13, The principal boar to provide regulations for Shin Newart. Merwin, 6 days from Savannah, cotton, &e. t Scott Mori. Brig Casuer Hauser, Adams, 3 days from Matanz’s, § : Tefard, 1 Tram St Thomes, rum intige and ides to master Vessels Loft not recollected. 14 W bent fat 36 49, lon 7350, spoke ship Hector, 2 days hence fon Schr Weymouth, Couch, from Richmond; plaster, to Allen Paxton, IqeN, Nokes Trier, Som Wilibinglon, NC. with cotton, to w Re Leoptn Rockingham, Sdays from CepeChorkes, corm, Schr Albion, Pray, 4 days from Richmond, with coal, te the ar the government of the sgencies, and the officersto giv | master. bouds.for the faithfnd eres of their duty. _, Below. { Sec. 14 The board and several agencies to beep dir- | Ove ships one brig. Wind NW, tinct setsof books, one to embrace oll the tronsactions Balled. Ships Emeland, Rattlett, Liverpool; Roclsster, Woodhoure, do; Cristoval Colon, Simith, Havana; brig Ew ard, Charleston, and others. relating to the receipts and expenditures of the public revenue ; theother all exchange and individual depo- sitetransactions, The prota accruing from exchange dealing to be spplicd to the expenses of the exchequer. Sec. 15. Suits to be brought inthe name of the Uni+ ted States. Sec. 16, The Trersury rooms to be in Custom Houses or other public buildings of the United States. ath, A aretia, b A7th, 1842 uth lows of head of tin the gabe 4 Ni jizabeth, Bristol for N York Sec. 17. The. gross amount of the public moneys Merehant, Havana. . wherever situated to be deemed in the Treasury, and. to Pe cameo ec a pumanei d echis,¢ w P. be aceounted for as such. . Sec..18. Any defalcation or infringement of the Jaw pzenyen the officers of the exchequer to be deemed a felony. Sec. 19. Enaecting a penalty of imprisonment not less than one nor more than seven years for uttering or siga- ing false certificates, shiehput in here yesterday morning d back of Ge \ A ed Cee | ry heavy there now. has probably bi'ged. Lom <A ignal of distress is flyi g from the mein'shrouds of the J er har bor rode out thega’e + harbor. note % Similar enactment for forging oF counterfeit- 3 Page gat tire in ilotbaat Soe. 91, Similar, enactment for engraving or] having g cunvil the tide’ teu aguins her possession of fraudulent plates. he has be ‘This bill presents an evident struggle betwoen the two parties, and a desire to cloak the expansive or bor- towing principle under a pretended adherence to the constitutional standard. The first great objection is thatthere is no way for the concern to support itself and pay its expenses. It offers to keep on depesite the gold and silver of individuals, and to issue certificates therefore withouta premium. How the expense of this operation is to be paid doesnot appear. This is to be done to the extent of $10,000,000 and no more. A useless restriction and probably inserted only to embarrass the passege of any bill. Another feature is a dangerous one, viz. that the pub lic ereditor may, at his option, receive government pa- pererspecie, Supposethis were to go into operation now, when the revenue is deficient $15,000,000. The gq vernment creditorrather than to wait 6 menths for specie, would take papernow. A credit ciroulation of $15,000, 000 would thus at once be established. This would imme- diately he depreciated and'rcturn upon the Treasury for endo, will sail (6 ilpin’s News Ropmns, ’ ; a BucKstan —We learn from Lewes, Del shit the Bliehy Buckman, Bowen, +f Staten latand, k for DBultimore, with an resorted cargo, dru ‘atch of the Cave. yi hy Ioan of all et rithit othe tig, roheb e tha the cargo will be oteft male no wed without ‘wi veel Snir ti. ALLEN, (before revorted) Wilson, from Charleston for Portemouth NH. cargo cotton and yig iron, went ashore. on Fast Chop, Martha's Vineyard. ou the night of the lib, and biled. She had 7 feet w pt, large, 21.210 tons; 36 barks. 20.052; 78 brigs, 20,799; 26 echra, 6,240; 41 ves- sels and ctrer cenomina' (gatliote, kuffr, smacks, galeasse-evers, Kc,) 18,991—total, 87,342 tons. " Spoken. La Duchesse Orleans. 1 day from NYork for Mavre, Feb 10, lat —, lon 70. Whalemen, duties, &c , and the government would never be in on N P Talmadge, Cofia, of Poughkeepsic, was spoken July 18, el i 1300 bl er receipt of specie wherewith to meet the paper present: Riba biritKeit, df Bobghkespets 16mo0 vt? sese-wh and forredemption. here are other and glaring objections to the bill; butes there isvery little probability of its being seriously enterftined in the House, we forbear further remarks. Inafew days the Senate Committee will, doubtless make a report, which may be hoped to be hore in consonance with the wants of the commu- ‘Oahu, Sept 22; Beaver, Rogers, of Hudson, 13 Foreign Ports. Yanmourn, NS Jan %—Arr (supposed on account of head Winds) Heten Anna, Hughes, from NYork tor Bt Johns NF. an Jed 28th. Ky Sonn, WB. Feb9—Cld Mory Jane, Philadelphin, Maranzas, Feb S—{n port, Clariasa, of Brunswick Me for Boston, 6 or8; York, do. 7 daya: Tiberius, from do, wtg f ts nity. Ontarie a for Portland, # or 10 days; Krancis, fom Sales at the Stock Exchange. for Were 9275 N.Y 5's, 1858 76) 95"%da do sore 58 2000 ['linois Bouds 1} 50do do 260 88 100 do. enw 18 75 do do & $14009 Indizna Bonds 52 do do #20.pg $8 $2000 do snw 150 de do gopg BR: $2000 do anw 50do, do pg 88 = 3000 do oow 25 do eo ope 884 | for frtor chtr: Talm’ from Boston, just arr: Geo W do rad oe 888 | Monaco, fm Wil.nington, dieg; Samuel, for Portland, ldg: do asdo do s8ep@ 88° | cabeth fen Bostnn, deg. 4000 dy 25.do do b60 90 | "Rio py Janeimo, Jan 6—In Bullard, Z nw 50 do Mohawk RE 48} | from Richmond for Conat of ina fe 3000 lo sow 19 23 do co 48: | dave; inna, Woll 000 do 19 50 co L. 1. Railroad 53] | Whitmore, Robinson, fr 300 > rd 10 7m ne do do i do; Leda, Phillips, f+ lo. i 50 Co a 7 3 28 shares Del. &Hud. 99, 60 do Paterson RR. 439 «| from Bap S01 20 do do #20 £8 50 co do #20 48h | Benguella, Coast of és do 88) d for Baltimore, 8001 Second Board. &Vacraraiso, Nov 6—In port, Lausanne, Spalding, for Swan 00 Indiana aw 19 1000 po anw 19 Bi 100 L. Island RR 53, $2000» do 13 19 Nga Lad id $2000 indiana mw 19 fies do anw {9 ets Rostnto paraiso ia 90 da eet ane etree Sieve) abod) « De mii State of Trade. Asnes during the week has heen he: about 75 barrels pots at from $6.50 to $ which latter priee the bulk of the stock of first sort is held. Of pearlp ‘about:120 barrels were sold, principally at $5,75, the re- ‘mainder ate fraction less. In Cotton during the week the sales fall considerably short of those of the previous one. The transactions amounted to 3900 bales of which 2400 were Upland, and Florida at 689} cents ; 950 Mobile at 7.010; end 650 New Orleans gt7allcents. The arrivals during the same period were 4936 bales. The general prices are unchanged, Frour ap Gaars.—Have been dull. The sales that were effected were only for city use, and a few small lea embrace ia Belfast, snd ld jent. from Balti- more. East Mecrias, Feb tt—Cld A B Foster, Havana. Barn. F Franoes Louies Moran Mart. Margaret, Havana; 15th, Portianp, Fel Porto Rico; American. Trinidad. Sid! Neptune, NOrleang; Champlain, @oba, old 16tb, Plato, de; Gen Scott, do. In Hog Ietand Itoad-, Larkin now, Thomaston for NOrleans. Arr 17th, Georges, Wajts, ymegton for NOrleans. u's, Heap, Feb 4—Arr Tamerlane, Fraikfort for Matan- ud ald 8th. Sid 1th, Outer Harbor) Feb 13—Arr Fifort. ‘Thomma- fQuler Harbor) Fel, 13, -Arr arg; Wravidia, transactionsto fill Eastern orders. The price of Canal 4th, 1' 4m, Richmond and Frauklis Flour is $635 ; Troy, $008 ptm orders to sell afloat. | News Feb Bid feg i Ohio flour is in better demand, rrels of ime ar- br is. M ticle were sold for city use at $0.24, while other Ohio | Am2g0, and Gramper. Surinam and a mbt. To port 14: brands bring $6 a 6,12}. | Southern Flour is dull at $6 The following sales of Real Estate have been made:— ‘Three story trick house and lot corner of State and Mary € liilton, ree, Charleston; Alexauds Bastion Keb gat Nereus, Manet; Port au Prince; Mt Vernon, NOrieans; Con; Aly Baber \ Orle: pee Henry etreets, Brooklyn; lot 25 by 110.ft, sold for $6. 950 | Hus’ Jtimore; SA fon, Eldridge, NYork. Ai Lot adjoining, 96 by 100 fe . Tams | 2 nadee Thtaria Hauler iy helen do sg : 100 Geicauas Was MVogera, Plsdeighise Rareh Wale, lo jo Hy » ES 5 a Three story br ck house and feurl-ta,25 by 100 feet; era ee mene dee t eite eatane Sieced teat yen honse 95 by 50 feet, und rear building, 12 by 30 feet, Web1a—Arr Lfunet, Elizabeth City. Sld rath, cold for ++ "fy 13,000 7. Nev. Broroun, Feb is—Below, Atlantic, from Boston for N ‘ork, Hyansis, Feb 16 Arr Oscar, Bearse, Boston for New York, ih Joss of an anchor—has been supplied with another. Feb 14—Arr Elizabeth, Baltimore for Boe- NW andaheavy gale" Arr Victor, Vhils- .. In port at 4 pm, the above. ROVIDENCE, Feb 17—Nothing arr or sailed, wind W to NW, “Ynistou, Feb 17—Arr Meridiay, Pitman, NYork. Sli Hope, Brownlog.d de. Tai peLpnia, Feb 18—Arr Jacob $ Waln, Mitenzws Cid orria Beanies Barvadocs anda wkt; Baltimore, Bostou; Al- ja! adoe Arr Two Pollies, Fountain, NYork; ‘do; Trumpet, Newbur} port. Sid Johu, La ra, Gia ngrox Feb re Gran Conde, (Fi) Havres Ashe «, ,ASt " Mania, daughter of William Mulford, of the former place. Died. On the 19th i and Sarah Winds The relatives fully invited t rom “ ~ rej ler, NY Mere, Ber anda, Warrier, tavana. ld He. Fran! le lock le . Jarl es werp; ‘Thames, Cuba, 95 Franklin at, on Sunday Feb. 20, at 3 o'clock P. "Mopine, Feby—ArrLavinis, (Br) Milford. At Brooklyn. yesterday morning, of scarlet fever, Ans Acres Montcomeny, wtle of George Greenfield, aged 19 On Saturday afternoon, the 19th inst., Haxrau, the wife of Wm. A. f oged 46 years. en to Staten Island for inter- morning, at holf-past 10 o'clock, from No. 136 Greenwich street, corner of Cedar. On the 19¢h inst., of a lingering illness, Mrs. Jane Mut- tepr, in the 49th Had of her age. Her friends, and the friends of her son John Mulledy, and the friends of her son-in-law G, Sedwith, are respect- fully requested to attend herfunerel this Sunday after- noon, at 3 o'clock, from her residence at 26 Mai st, without further icvita:ion. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ills, {rom Portngal,'ar Bee adver: fed Umtia HESE Bie-teeacd os eee oe. oe ine perceive, to, be o thi tiseraent on the Yast eolummat fourth pages ACA J R. SCOTT anncunces to his friends ond the + neral that his benefit will take ») heatre, on Wednesday evening, the 234 sion will begrodaced, for the Ist time ig wwerseomedy of |! PJ RR. Seo MONEY. d Evelyu, (a8 orrgintily performed by him in this do Alfred Belyu, (98 oniginsiy p 2 ee) ip thie doom ft. Thorne, iss Mestayer. ire. Blake. irs. Herbert. the Chatham Company. ‘ Mr, C J. Smith, the successful debutante (who har kindly volunteeted). will’ apperr in w fav. tregedy, Particulars will begin in future adve rtiseme: The Box Book is now open fag it FRENCH AND SPANTSH LANGUAGES. —My UL, La. GoeTr:, the Profens*r of the Modern Languages at Mc. Peng- net's Institute, wishes to form two more classes for the «tu of the above mentioned languages, either at his rooms, No. 86 Prince st. or at the residence of the pupile. ‘Ts those who rpeak either of the above languages, and to practice jt, by learning the other through its medas, a rare opportaoity i# uow offered. ‘ers moderate. fa0 31° A GREAT BA. To Rollers of 12 inches by 8, wi ted for ateas AIN For sale, to close a coace 1. —'1 wo pair# of Steel Chilled I raraings, #nd pivions campl: te, adap: for rolling Silver, Brass, aud Plated Me- emade by Joner,' of Bi imported for particular der ick fee, known aa No, 232 Flizabe bei part of the estate of Peter Farmer, deceased. The lot feet two inches in widt», aud in depth about half to the Bowery, 88 fect, more or lea, The house ix subs tally built, two anda half stories, brick front and stoae med C2 itch «by 26 feet deep, having aback and front e front room now eceupied xs a ‘back room, on the second tleor two roo: the attic two handsome finished roome. grocery, closets, and in indisputable. Also. the house and fot of ground No. 230 beth atreet, near Houston. The lot is 26 feet 8 inchew wide front, aud rear, and in depth hel! the distance to the Bowery, 88 ft. more or lees. Passengers Satled, Livenroo,—Packet ship Ew.land—Dr Allcock jen j Gaunt, ‘or further information, spply to Moesers. Wilkins & Rol- ling. at their Sales ‘Room, or te Wn. Bailey, Bxceutor, No. 01 Bowery. fab NOPPOR(UNITY to enteriate busines: tlemens outfitting l1ae, ropril stablised coneeti for sale, doiug t i fine in the eity.. Any person of mdurtrinws havite, with « capital of from 3 to 5000 dollara w ‘an opportunity Unatweldom offers The ia eatabigind or many years aid doing a Jucra ne of the: prineiph= Jeectein he ofty: Cor W. Wh, Lower Post Othes, with fal name and ad trees, as u9-other © immune cation Will be attended tebe PACKET SHIP SITAKSEE ARE, focm New Oclents ne at pier, 11. R, Consighees will please at- tind ta thecreeet st of their Goode im ne vite ©. 4 indeed, of New Jerre ‘Capt Campbe!!, Royal Artiller ——— ser pais Foreign Importations, Maranapes ait Caaprr Hinser—300 bags coffee 456 bores es sugar Spoffo 1 TWanahant eave How'vn gare UG Audabon—1 bbl sogar oranges Acker & Ackerly. "MARITIME HERALD jeston & co—20 qr bus segare WT [fatch— st & Aspinwall—S0 ht bres we- Te Adams—a quantity of four doors east of Cathe Bone Semin Boat Ep dblishaent ree e yh ative Amarieen gud Mechanics: Ioststute for the. kt ea? Seegnnitscr: Club, Gondcya, Fish rishing, Guon'ng, Surf beilend Vieus ire Boath of every descrip Tee PORT OF SEW YORK, FEBRUARY 20 Se menied by the Amatcar Boat Club Agtoeia ion ut New Yor der of the Sultan of Mugeat’s Pt \ oe Ganelle, Victoria, -Athanti tou ber, Ateeihe haw ‘ Peekaxyt, Wash paie, Ducheee of Hyule Park. Syiph and , George Stewart uf Lois ville: Se. feb 19 ito" r\ S—Anlnvotes or Hale @ arta Sand Stead, comvriatog & full tavortaent, fact eaciv cd, for sale, wholesate and retai a HSTITON & ASPINWA fig at oh a Nj 9 iL G, BUT A FAIR STATEMEN 1 have Noa BAe Joc plh-sesumuaett dared here eramjoed anda; uroved other. 1 wl baitd FLECTRIC RENGVATOD a \y ‘To Masters of Vessels. ; Commanders of vessels will confer a favor by having» list of their cargods, passengers, and a report of veseels left at any kind éf be whe il the vessels spoken, ready | to order, of any model tag“ reveraed botto., 1 ra ek ot Aton i sogstherwiae, Th Medftnentouhand. her ir _ here a wraps peord theen denmnedletily. ob — pelore purchasing el you can thes jodge pt bare me NR, te ove builtof oak aud cedar, fastenell wit! city made nails and Amerie iron. Cleared. . ly INGERSOLL, 196 Wat nebec, Hebard, London, Grinnell, Min‘urn & Co: Tis tm 2 doors Kuat of Catherine d t - sae meeiy ane Noltenius & Pavensted' ; Levis, Fraccia, Cushman, waters tm uae = “Gaal ae ; *[RE CANTON TEA COMPANY offers fo Chatham street York, the chea est ant ine Teas im the world, in any quancity not less th; nip artilee parena.d vt thie extablishment. shod re Fall wate faction. it te requested that they Le brougtt ht ‘sk Thhitad Les Hendor, ry Ror yuureell aol remember 128 (hal! any ere! i ne Ph i$ ie. remember “ paiaores Frqest, LevellyBontea, el Pieter e CANTON TEA LO. ‘The rest of the characters confuied to tho enitre strengih of Pant oo cew and splendid scenery dresrart Siutiteara. the last wre tragedy of NINA BPORZ! hay ng with dis: inguished succe-n at the H: ket Thentee, ‘Mire, EY MOUR; whe: i epeaee, fon a Ganiged wat . viet atv meat ahegaaricret | Lo : mate 77 Tena@uiM Cabhra wi MONDAY EVENING, Keb, 21—The performances wil com ‘rene with, MARMIOS ; Or, the Battle of Flodder Fig/d. Mr. J.B. Reott lames, Mr. Jobusca ton, Thorne Miss Mestayer Javetie. Mrs. Thorne preps appar gt hich : ee aqamel: onl sapeee and teriorm bis woodeetyl. Bget { Prip tb Both Cities.” Viscount Velalif, e7 en Mr. Goodenno he Hon. Frederick Froth, a Lewis Albert. : Mr Mestayer Lady Volatil, Mies Mestayer Mose, rhe f te Bex it ester Eoctsseee st Re Sermiertersrmemuadeny ITURERLE'S © ATHE MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 31—The performarce will com- THE CAPTAIN'S NOL A MISS: ; Gen. Stormwell, Mr. Nickerao (Cane Dacigg. Mr. Edwin re wim Emly, 3 After whi For the teuth time, a new, priginal, vsical Burlesque om TiGiiakb No Dy Richard, Mitchell—Henry Kini Ni Sally, Aang nMne et eae: ta, kee tat KNORR YOU Quake, Nickivson | Chas hia, AAKRICAN MUSHO Corner Broadtway and Ann street. Vader the Management (Mr. Burau berry 4 The PNEUMATIC RATEROADY ¢ age, isin constant The entontainmente will com ence with ortsiaments will com ence LOVE AMONG THE ROSES. Virgi 1a Petite Cerito. Mal™le Rosalie. Mag Mois Sylvain After whee ty,of Sones, New Nuctin, and Ballad er whieb, &, variety of Monge, New Dy b lor T. G Booth, Feary end Bruees a? The jacara will be exhibited iminedvately after p2rformances in the New atl direcHy ander u sLectue mn, ‘The Albino Lady is here every evening. eno sthi iting Fancy Glase Working, and Grand Cosmo- 2. [ce Performance tn commetie'at half past 7 o'clock, at which time a Bell will berung. fis Auction Saice Havana and Prin ves, pickles, but ‘irual variety of articles of a superio ty of} Hodghvus: n, who is clanging his busicens: ‘The establish roent haa loug been noted for excel alny ef the wides, brandy, &e. WEA) At 10} o’cloeke, 1 e Furniture Sale—Without, reserve.a moat valuable arsortment of second head furviiure, Jarietion forming a superior variety of almost every article in the line Piano Fortes—Also, at 12 o'clock, in the Fulton atreet store, 10 valuable piano fortes. . Kext a ——— OR BALE, hange, or to rent—Land ia Fecounty, Pehk, Gtlegoed:-Alno, ton totsin Bergen’ coumee N J hall & site from Newark—A'so to sent, @ i: al betlitown, N J.. consi Of 4 acres, ), and nt tees 1 hereratiee haere oa cy rent only $1805 1 eae EMLNTs Werke ee" a ¥OR ST. THOMAS, ST, CR HAVANA the solr othe CLARION will leave for the above ‘en SATURDAY February. 19th beautiful scammer is unsurpassed commodetions for revgers proceed to thove Islands; and ina great advantage over afl other. gajling vessels. in calme. and Light winds, which much prevail in these Paanengove tiny rvly upon the. punetuity of ts, veeet ey mamedee mailing on the abave For passsge, please apply (9) oven & MeMURRA! 18 Wallstreet. PEOPLE's LINK A _ steombonip ROCHESTER: 8Q eet RICA and NORTH AMERICA, of the Peo- Will be id readiness to commence running between Albany, aud intermediate places, a8 eo0n a8 tha navigation is free fron ice. Passage One Dollar. fiaim 5 Fox LONDON Renular Packet “of the aiet Fehibary ~The superior. feat saifiog ‘packet a BBD cotaec: heya fet teed ote ie gan lay. The jatioae for eatin, second, cabin, and are Dot su any veeve . i ayeanderesd teteins bP Une ne on board, foot of Maiden lane, ‘or to GLOVE & MeMURRAY, 100 Pine st. cor. South at, to send for their friends residing in them oy ate shove ft o- eta, tailing prem ptlytou applying ux thovedivectedsit by letter ; P, $.—Pervons wishirg the old country, ean have riteship. or any of the regular pac ils positively ‘on the ton aay; by jet post paid Fai kane 4 Fe katte February, ner regular having solendid ‘accommotations i abd oteer- Ke I passengers, |For yess yard it Wall st. anould be made on ot of Wall 50100 score. figit 49 South atreet. or 43 Peck Slip. For NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana. and New York Line—Regular Packet ef 20th instant —The plendid fast sailing packet ship G AS Latham, will positively sail ag above, her regular day. For freight or passage.havi ndid furnished accor moda- tous, ab ni Oden ¥ of ‘Wall Feet, rd, ai Orleaus, wharf, foot 7 0 bare, aE COLLING & CO, 6s te QE. K. at. “Great care will be taken to have the goods by this live cor rectly meanured Shippers w ill plecge send in therr Bills of Leading thia day; tively B after this evening, 19th inst Pl Re Gcae Tae Wea ie alate ew Orieane, Jan, O- ty forward all rods to hig address, Tathe packet ship OCONER, Capt. Juckson, wills Goaton, oud sail the Let March, her regular d: RON LAV —To sal @ The eplendid fast sai Cop ‘Trask. , w for fremghtor tasmage, having aplendid fu ‘accom (a era ‘apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st. be E. K. COLLINS & CO, fi §6 Fouth at. FOR COLUMBIA RIVER, Oregon T: touching at Valparsizo and the Sandwielt folender fast sailing tats fantened and BVICTORIA, Jou 1 Spring, master, witl on the 20th Fevraary. mecerio® YAZ00, as above. ae above Hs 4 freight or ‘passage, having good accommodations, ap- Py Ga & A.W, BE’ Slip, 2 doors from A) at. AL Le TOM of Avhilery avd lofantry ha Rooms on Saturday evening, 12th Hed to the Chair, and ier ition, the following preamble and resotutions wi 5 in in, mot lowing ne were uanimously I ‘Whereas we have always regarded the militia aa.an imstitue ion which has been of signal service to the Republic iu sen- tons of preening danger, and where: manifest iu some sigua! manver our «. heen coustant in their efforts to elev fore, Resolved, That ag-cilizen soldiers we viewed yith yratification the zealous effa ten. Colonel Wm, W. Tomy k na. in diffi ity, by patient we deem it proper to sem for theee why nave ts cha there ve for along ti of our fellow cit- ic mil- rue i acliaa of eotch denne ant ihout regard to persoual ineot sored ‘gaat tatty and'we hgood tie at ty ine, refmre eatitied.lo ous cordial esteem aid imentary ball be given to thes yay of This lye Lhe Apelle Pelome, th’ March next, That a committee be appointed ‘0 carry fore- , nf fects where yon we coilawtrd cents: enon WB. Moore assth Regt lofantry, Win Joues, 27th Artitiery,, “ Andrew Warner. do. Lieu', Col. E. T. Backhouse 27th do, ‘Capt Vincent, Capt. Baxter, = Shumwiy, ‘ el, “Mariott, ao) Nerveer, * ley. Summit * Denike, Waugh. “ Coek, Lieut. pews, *. ineken, Renioks, « Bmeker parte, PE a, | Bail Resolved, That theprice of tickets be $2, and that the nua bebe I ed to five huudeed. . WM. B. MOORE, Chairman, W. T Cu wn, Secretary. 4 ‘The above Committoe are requested to mest at Central halt on Mo-day ning next, sist iustant, at # 9 clock grecisel fess W. 4° CHILD, Secreta OLLECTIONS.<The J Drafts, Acceptances, Ceriipeat s of Deposite, (through, Mesare, Haraden & Co. fiom N.Y. to Albeny)'upom any of the follows: guarantee ecturns (0 the ety of New York. ght days. ’ Rerprevere: Erasmus:Coruing, homes WO 3 Wall 43 _f a ___Corner State aad 8, 5 PITH Lady who took a Lynx Muff in mistane, from the Tie Doin of the Society Library on We yer AXeHiTg laslereth ingtcam receive, her own iaretura, by leav iwg it tot re foe: I. RES ¢ iN, with Tihuiipatfons, at Lh URES ON reo vu. TAA Swill del ver seryeeot four Lrgferys on, Blogutions at the above T afstutinn. pzrctical business of Lite,” Beis rei by Mr. Hawa, at the Stus vesant Al siudentaand heads of families, ari to attewd. | "L vatrations of the various elocutiousry «ty ab venting volt sloquence, the Secnts, the, orate r are tt he elaige oe deamatic Mylo Specimens ch ahee wtviga wit be ven ineach leer re, by ve ecticns irom Shak care ud other at aa'ho 6. ehets Tor the Coutae for uieiing, jodie. T ckeve fora aingie Leetier. tleman andlady. Young pereras halt ptine, Mr. Hawa, at hig reardence 196 Merece street, tare Room, on Monday Evening next. we F Be ee and two