The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1842, Page 3

semana seer eaten we neeee |phia. {Correspondence of the Herald.] Patapecrats, Mareh }, 1842—P.M ‘POSTSCRIPT. ore. previous to Nov 30~—Sid Howeus, Z wzibar. OUT, N NOr cans. wi they their pri triumphs, at the expelse of the great cause itself. No man’s friend except §where their interest dic- Paopvcts amp Caxirat WITH THOSE we Eastean States Comraney BOTERN STATES. wer, NYork, via Bar- ‘Washington, . The legislative committee sitting in this city, astern te i of the Herald tated, they have been ‘‘every thing by turns and 5 P Products, ba yet Resse cto a6 | 23, 1822. aothing long.” One day Clay-men, and pledg¢d to persed ee enti eae fad as Fels manufactures, 114 975.996 Diacase 1s, Intompsenpce te 8 Luin, Senate Proceedings—Naval Prometions—The ba support, a bi for inital “ br sed Parti pnaphin) ade Jesh insole the “a ceo ag Py! tunes 17: 4 af bowele 10 dg of Cilley Duel—The Ptpelayers. for Scott, they have raised the revolt at 4 noch bk = 0: Lues oF eee St see Rrecaane, | tape, In the Senate, this morning, a communication was | Syracuse, and then left their betrayed followers in | 8¢B¢T@! superintendent of the build aed Mr. a yy 9; Measles a: Old see. 3; Organic disease of bear! 2: P ley 2: | Wartaw do; if ; read from Mr. Pirnce, resigning his seat as Senator | the lurch. They now profess to’ be for'Tyler, and | ‘tated that he believed he was discharged —— | 2; ‘Sumall Pon 8: ‘Hcrofute 0; Pecthing 4, Tumor te Unknown | Baltumore, lugs Averons tor Begone . ce, resigning . ‘ his se Consequence of refusing] exclusively to em- , $238,045,179 $27,193,981 | 9 Ulceration of throat 0; Uleere om Varioloid.@, ping | Be kixast, 90 days ego ‘urk, for Gloucester from New Hampsh‘re. hope to use chim, for the remainder of | is term, ploy those who were .whigs, He algo said Population employed, r perp ‘882 634 Courh 0; Worme a Bs xe baad 10 4 igbarah Ana to'dos iver oon Se ees 50% N i a a a ear ler, 45; 8 . i |, fa Bosion, 5 ins ‘committees, { FF, ROSIE NTS INES. imran cm | had requested him to send men from the college to | |’ Miverals, 108. and ppwarde.cy.anknows 8°" Eaev Tuomaston, no date—Sid Potomac. NOrleans; Wun Mr. Kino introduced, on |cave, a resolution autho- | and are intrigueing for the successorshipwith another ry 4 Agricn t re, Heary.. Sa P J TO 5 G G di i s the election ground, to “ stand out” for judges.— | « Ho, ture, ; erland 0: France Valens T, Feb 22—Arr St Helena, Har'ow, NYork rising and requiring the Postmaster General to audit | candidate. Hated by the whigs, and pursued by the | yey exhibit a shoeking o te of things, but where | ~ Com profits, one, N. A. @; West Indies 1; Poren x, Feb 19—SId Nile, Ponce. oNYorl y exh 5 B%, and settle the accounts of George Whitman, a con- | loco focos, they have no resting-place but at Wash- is the remedy. “ | dons Frese, 0: Wales us As 2 0; Spain 0; ‘2e—Arr Centurion, Matanzas. Cld Amos Pat ington, and here, it is no bed of roses. May the day bY unas dpnanr, Mickertpe, New Yosh; Vielor, Bes- soon arrive, when their true place shall be assigned them, and which they so well deserve, the lowest rank in the political fecale, covered with universal tractor for carrying the mail between New Orleans cand Mobile; which was read twice, and, after a few explanatory remarks by Mr. K, was, by order, read a third time, and passed. There is ¢onsiderable pressure in the money market here just now, in consequence of the banks largely curtailing their discounts, Within a day or two a changejhas taken place in their poli- cues, B Havas, C1 Flosplts) ii Fever Hos. aprtsl iy New deraty t;'Went Chex: | apother echr bound Ebcantow, Feb 92—Arr Texian, Newbern for Boston, B. G5d— sid the above "a4th—Ne arinde i, NYorke. Sid J es Rhode island, Hall News Population employed, : Provinencer, Web 26—Arr Rit ¥ ie arth, Reaper, muftimor. rk. Eastern. Total products, 238,045,1 “ Imports, 21,891,115 Mr. Manco™ said he feit himself under some obli- | infamy and the execration of all honest’men. ; \ Exchangeable values, $259,936 294 . Feb96¢—Sid Neptune, Matanzas. gation to call up the resolution which was laid on pe Aandi Tespect. Several of the banks have Bank capital, 62,212,321 RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORE HERALD OFrice Rivieus Vib eae Asie Philadelphia for Boston; Ne, . = ue 4 q liberally, and I have heard | 81,182,718 Africas + + +++ . M: Emerald, and Columbia, Beaton for Virgipia. the table at his instance, touching the investigation | Petstten Day—-General Seate-—Waste of | ic hinted that several if not all our banks thai ac. |“ Seeitia “jaro iovnen | Aur c cil, Nencket HONS tai toes Toa te el ia otis Sock of the affairs of the New York Custom-House. On| the Public Time—Mr. Espy’s Lectures: cepted the relief law, mean to resistany resump- | Total Pepulation, 2 5,022 4,181,370 ors ch the halo hs vo rapid or INE Theatricals, This, in the House of Representatives, was peti- tion day, according to the rules, and a strict adher- ence to the rules on all occasions would greatly fa- cilitate the public business, while an attempt to w that may be passed, having satisfied them- that they cannot aneee We shall soon aletterirom a whig from Har rizbarg as late as yesterday noon, which gives it as the eral opinion that the Senate would, his motion the following resolution submitted by Mr. Pieack, was taken up and read, viz. Resolved, That the Secretary ofthe Treasury be direct- ed to communicate to the Senate a copy of any commis. aion or other authority issued for the purpose of investi- This table, presents the fact that 600,000 active men inthe New Englasd States produce ten per cent more wealth in a year thin 1,000,000 activ: mn do in the Weatern States. Thisis a curious result; in con- nection with it, we find that the currency of the Eastern w down Immediately after cutting awi boom and top.aisis are rcraped purtiy rd partly pe —supposed her to be upwards of 100 tons: rom tie size spars Below, Svsan Drew. Liverpool: Hopewell, NUrleans; Rpru, Rorbadoes. Cid Josephine, NewOrleane; General Seutte san peel ea hee YY. ‘ating the affairs of the New York cu: house, and th without debate, concur in the amendments made w under whieh the same issued. Also copiea of all | evade it leads inevitably toa worse than useless con- Paes Honse, ES Le eee States is to the value produced as 1 to 10, while in the soler a Eberban de rae, see Protein, New letters or other documents accompanying com " " i ie difficulty has jet the Union of | Western si it i York; Thadd- eel missions; that he furnish the names of the commission. | U™Ption of time. As soon as the journal was read, |p L.ware, though for soi t quiet, having | ¢ne ier re) a ie at Bog st pie cer Ma pe nage, henee for Moat = fysed (oo pra te era,the times when they respectively entered upon their | this morning, Mr. Fillmore set the evil example, by | now been settled is freely spoken ah Teiesha 4 Letp amiga gay mots Bley, We pegeeed on the voyage without addi: ional balla, that the capital invested in trade in the Western States exceeds that of the Eastern States by $15,000,000, or 25 percent. This capital is, however, for the most part, a credit made up of the bank lvans of the Atlantic States. rt President, New York, Sid China, jo. Nonrorx, Feb 2t—Cld Franklin, West Indies, Cuanresron, Feb %—In theofli g, a Brahip | Cld Apollo, Bremen) Bremen. Sid Mcon, Hayes, New York; Patriot, moving a eummary disposal of the orders of the day, that the House might go into Committee of the Whole; and time was consumed in taking the ayes and noes to negative the irregular preposition. ag where said duties were performed, and how long they continued, or are expected to continue: and also state the fact whether the commissioners first ap- pointed made a report, either verbally or in writing, and if so, why it has not been made, and the reasons set that its presidedert, Mr. "cahby, was largely ite d time it was feared would swamp The directors, however, were at 1 im getting an assignment of his Feaca-S> gth suceer forth by said commissioners, or any, and which of them, Property from him, and in indusing him to quit his | Thusthe Western dealer purchases his goods in Boston Savanwan, Frb 94—Arr Harriaon Chilton, Peterhead; Amm for the tment of aaew commission ; that he also | Mr. McCreccan then submitted jowi - | place in the bank. The credit of the bank is goud ‘ i Elizabeth, NYork. | Sid Sterling, Liverpool; Heury Hood, dos report in’ jetai} the expenses (with copies of the vouch- en submitted the following re ey the agency forits redemption, the Farcers? or New York, and gives his note at sixor eight months, Leonidas, Havana; Cape Fear, Boston. solution :— . Rotolved, That the Secretary of War be requested to report to this Hause whether General Wineld'seott has been allowed extra compensation, in addition to his full pay and emoluments of office as a Major General of the Army of the United States, for services rendered in the is 1833, in the removal of the Cherokee Nation of 'In- ans; and that if extra compensation has been allowed, to report the amount thereof, and by what law or authority the same was granted. And that he be fur- ther requested to report the time when the claim for ex- tra compensation was first presented to the War Depart- meat, and what action has had thereon by any of his predecessors; and that he report to this House all the brim ng remaining in his Department in relation This resolution was adopted afier an hour had beenspent in the decision of motions to suspend the rales, to append amendments to extend the inquiry to other officers in the army and navy, and in the Departments—to reconsider) the vote when the resolution had been adopted, icc. ec; ard when two hours had been censumed in the payable at home. That note is discounted by the New England}or New York banks, and brcomes a bank loan in that section, while the goods bought with it figure as “capital invested in trade,” in the western acc tions, and the proportion of this eapitel much exceeds the investments in manufactures; while in New England | 22°27" St: IS Tawnibas +o "7 O8t 5 the reverse is the case, the investments in manufactures Passengers Arrived, GREIT WATRING FEs AT; ‘at B a a0, a being much the heaviest. These bank loans atthe East, | Loxpox—Ship Hendrick Hudson—W Kenrick and lady, of i phere 2. — great feat | and trade eapital at the West, represent that which the We Burton, Mise Virginia Parion > servant, $000" gi ‘aanrd ay geperimeat wan frat proposed os people of the West haveto purchase of the East, and not | Me; Muss J spergicn, Uperartnad Tees mestete haoe teeing pnd that which goes to increasing the wealth of the Western | NyJackeon, Ge who the 11 All failed except G. W. Dixon, who foe the setond States. The currency of the Eastern States bears no “rm, London—30 iu the steerage " ip ee ay lee Fiven one proportion to the bank loans, and is sufficient amply for | _B@®P#4Ux—Bark Fairfield—J F Turner and lady. Broad wav. next door tothe the transactions of all the internal trade, in the propor- ‘oreign Im: " it, Sartre Lmamenentions EVENING, March (isa which oceanad, D Samuel—16 J Ma'thews & co- 8 W Birt—-4 T Rectwell | orice cuty and Mechanics’ Bank, contiauing to redeem its ers) that have, directly or indirectly, arisen in the exe- notes cution of said commission, the names of all parties em- pleyed, and how employed, andthe allowance made to each, including all items of incidentel expenses, and from what fund such expenses were paid. Also the number and names of witnesses examined by the com- missioners, whether the commission still continues, and which of the commissioners are still acting thereunder, and whe are new employed by them. And also to Copies of all letters or communications made to Pai the Treasury Department, or on file there, in re toorin any manner affecting the course of proceed by said commissioners, or the acts alleged to have been done by them or any of the persons in their em- ir. Maxaua submitted an amendment to come in at the end, which was read as follows:— “And pesioutesly any order, letter, or other comm nication indicating what period in the custom-house ser- vice was to be investigated? Whether including both the late and preseat administrations of that branch of the iblic service, and all the orders upen the subject. Whethersan order, communication, or other intimation countei ing a thorough investigation of the present administration of that branch of the service, or in any PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS. (THESE far-famsd ane calebrated ile, froim Portugal, ane tinement”on the last eoluauvof fourth page. ge i fase” Re 1§, and Ri ise inthe lutter stock is tributed by the “ balls” to the demand for it from the east, and by the “ bears” to a ‘‘ corner,” which bas been*created among the speculators here. I know not which isthe truth. Exchange on New York to-day, is 43 to 5}; specie is 56 105} above peers Un States Bank note3, Pennsylvania, Girard, &e. are much the same as yesterday. The passengers from Baltimore to-day, and for the future, will be brought from Wilmingten by steamboat, instead of by rail read, heretofore. This will, probably, keep them an hoat later. The Butchers’ and Drovers’ ball last night at the National Theatre, was fully attended, and doubt- less yielded a handsome revenue for the poor. Howard’s concert was also fully aitended, but the performances in the main were miserable. LOU R120 Ns qi m2 E_K. COLLINS & Co..56South st. ene: the feat, ans . SY MOUS tion of 1to10. While at the West, the currency is nearly Lovoow—Ship Hendrick Hudson—(Reported yesterday)—57 | (first time) anew Comedy. caricied the Vill ofaunoune equal to the loans, and also to the bank copital. The | plys OT Gleim—o3H W T & H Mali—tsD Hadden sou—a0 | which Mees Seymour wil anne Cquette, im re ted by the wtrengitt rf entertaiameats, as 2 currency of the Eastern States, representing only the | x co—7 R Jaffray & co—2 Arnold & Co—163 Siff kin, Irovalde. & exchange of actual values, requires but a very. smal) | co—?8 &L Holmes—2 AB Btewa-t & co: ham | &. specie basis, which is tothe currency as 1toS. Whereas | jjomsas'W" Har eee Oot eee at the West, where the currency is a credit one, the | & Watson—1191 Grinuell. M BO Cape, Wit threnghout, with ‘black TRovete amoxo tHe Paitaperrima FisnrnMeN. — eye, lined Har, and faced with silk velvei to way giving or indicating a direction of the investigation ei 3 i Four fishing boats from Philadelphia, with their ute - "4 . et dy & co—13 W B Bend—2 Nev: & weet ib Boy ot uf eran ean tLogeuate mithauch | “coPtion of thie solitary reselution, all other “mo- Broom Wet tgnare d teat nes laware A wad peaaceneees ale waits eistdeh Wibeasena tarot tae oer Wilson & Dantes Deke cee eer erty io. one Blue Reaver Cloth Cloak, half circle, no cape, J tio i i i - | 23d ult., for infringing upon the laws of the state. * ? Cans nee) Ee tas with cord and tassela, hi d eye, lined fine yellow’ lers,corr nce, and the report, letlers, or com- ns having been negatived, the presentation of pe. rap te fight ging cent p be ang 8 Baratow—S Parsons & Canning—7 E Ba'dwin—10 W Vyse— er anibecoeiien Gar hints vee Go relow utmost case. The reason is plain. At the East,the | § Adams, Petrie &co—3 GB Morewood & co—37. Wilmer & | mottled ciusimere. ‘ ? v cloaks have pockets ‘n the left bre: largest proportion of capital is applie! to production | Winera WAby & Patnstor eG ited Deepen be Doone | Pawabrokereant tailors will please take mdtive of the above; whereas at the West it is applied to banking or trading | Bower,Janes & Gantz—i6 L$ Colver—11 G Meyer—103 3 jm that may lead to the recovery of the Ie rc) the thief, Jef ele in products. The result is the well known truth, tha | Horsey! riche Brothers”iapkge D Oakey aon en. at ths Lower Patice Odice, will meet with a ivf ce the West is always so heavily in debt to the East, that Wicgdi Johnsen, & Burnitt—a4 J Beale & cov B-Msiler & <o ee ma 2t* the banks cannot exist with honesty. ‘ope coals Seigwo et 7 Hein ‘we Belch U ty et . LELLED CHEAPNESS. 2 L Le , Montreal—1 Ei F i E FASHION. . sTA- It will be observed that the bank capital ofthe East is | Rfvane AV Cary & contd L Mullet Yorn Seitcice | A BUST ME Ee yA Bee sain tae a eee for the most part rot the instrament of the production of 1 We TW A Colemau—t1 Carey & Hart—1 Bailly, | men who are now or formerly have been paying extra- that section, but it i the instrument by which thelr pro- | Keo thf Lenya teordee ‘ht — A . ee oho tre ag the aubecribel Eten Lanes i aly joRD EAU x—Bark Fai 146 10 10 bbii d roni t ducts are sold to the other sections precisely as the bank | sg cs wine 1oo:bhte aweet oll dU bale prunes 16 do simonde 766 | tmateriats, Gh the tollowion’m acts ieee ing operations in Manchester and Lendon, in the years | bkts titicns was commenced, but it was soon found that the House was without a quorum. More time wes again sacrificed on motions attendent on such a state of the attendance of members, and the presen- tation of petitions was resumed, but up to the ad- journment, the House had only received petitions from the Territories, and some of the younger Siates- One petition which occasioned a sacrifice of time was presented by Mr. Geddings, of Ohio, praying for a dissolution of the Union, anda separation of the free from the slave States. The House refused to receive the petition by a majority of 116 to 21 Mr. Pendleton then asked leave to offer a resolution declaratory that Congress had no right to act on the subject of a dissolution of Waion, and he moved a suspension of the rufa toget it before the House, but before the question was taken the House ad- journed. Whether the paseage of this single re- solution and the reception of a few unimportant pe- mi tions, said commissioners or any ene or more of them tothe President or Secretary of the Treasury, and the replies or orders consequent thereon, to the id commussioners or either of them, touching or dn regard to said investigation or the object of it.” Mr. Woopsuny stated he had conversed with the mover of the resolution before he left the city, and he had expreased himself in favor of the amendment of the Senator from North Carolina. The amendment, and the resolution as amended, were. agreed to. The Senate took up for consideration the resolu- tion heretofore submitted by Mr. Mznaicx asa joint tule of the two Houses, providing that no amend" ment which proposes to appropriate money not call” -ed for by pre-existing laws, ehall be received or adopted in either House as an amendment to gene” ral appropriation bills, and before completing action onit, the morning hour;expired. The ordersof the day brought up Mr. Cuay’s reeo- Jutions toamend the Constitution, and Mr. Catuoun two or three of the Delawarians were much injured. The boats cuptured were forfeited, and orderedjto be sold, and each one of the crews fined $200, and com- mitted to jail in default of payment. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, March 1—6 P. M. To-day a few days later news from England was re- ceived. Nothing material had occurredfin the commer- cial world. Inthe manufacturing districts theonly real ground of hope fur improvement in the trade was based on the trifling increase of specie in the vaults of the bank. This must prove illusive. United States Bank shares are quoted in the London “Course ofthe Exchange” of January 11, at £1 sellers; ww York fives, 1858, at 77; and Illinois sterling sixes, at 34 ex div. The following is a repert ofthe state of the claim of the State of Illinois against Wright & Co. Ex Parte Jandon, for the State of Illinoi Wright, Biddulph & Co.; and Ex Parte Whit the same. These cases were before the Court in December,when e fit, a fashionable style excellent bkts wine J Durand—1 bx Booven Graves & co—30 hf Sup. West of Eng. Wool-dyed, black, blue, or green drese an. | Ay J Caswell—20 E Stevens & son— a7 nhdeiaqe chs Lrort ont, $15 to $22. Ree : , i < jeletta— fo 5 ‘ hi, dy 12 ca Goodhue & co—257 M: hi | lea. SA Vests—F ii Mi ‘is i ital then existed abroad, end the inflated currency which | reithauptaes A Beyadca ke serctS Af Winks rok oaks: Peal | CORE ade sad enereag and all Kinds, $8 10 $5, raised prices, and gave vent to the products was here.— poke ¢C—8 cks ) case 3 bales G Rozat & co—10v hhds wine to ‘cate, $1.50 lo $2; Panta, $1,59 “OP mania. It is the same in the table given, The bank leans are in ‘r.N28—Brig Belma—s0 hiv A Ps (ud: ‘ New England which enablethe manufacturers and im- | Wall~s0 tes honey Spofford, Tilestom & congo yotes auger’ Ml | (C2 TON VARNS.—200 Vales Botithera, toe. 16 to 22 srabedat are Seonn teehee ules true atpinde " | Taylor—2s3 hhds 29 tea 2 bbis molasses F G Tpurston—8000 oe. ene pels porters to gi ri salah Wie cane a omaster—i bx 4 bb # to order. : Aleo—Balls, Wick, Wrapping and Seine Twines, Black and cy'whieh enables the dealers to dispose of those wares | ruser bottiss os Sica os Rate Soca der seals | While Watd.g, Ke for eae he : profitably to the dealers, existe at the west. ‘This is | nutst7 ca laila rupber aces be Corning Keon—ISce ahoce? bbl | mag a.0 ae SE ns, the natural use for capital employed in banking, it pro- | = cH ie AW AND 5U A. A ER’, ton corner of titions are worth upwards of $2000 to the nation is motes the sale of goods and produce that has been Domestic Importations, Dutch street 4 5 tT a ¥ . 5 ¥ * ed spoke in opposition until the hour of adjourament. | a question for the nation to determine, but that this | so-yreucrmi ns sese of ei O76, wich dehwery of Tiltanis | Drought intobeing by the’prior application of other cop- | _ New Ontxsvs—Bark Nitcher—107 bbls E Carrs & | of thet President’ Ne a ier haat State bonds e nominal value of £166,956, and under ed om diac oe ae ‘sper “S eae Py Hiblacy sam ai6 Ma Vépuey ‘ wa ofagriculture produced andthe value of manufactures | ford, Tileston & c exw Popve—20 produced. But small proportion of the former are to be | “Ji Meracnrsr—2 bales JT Butterworth Mr. Cray’s resolutions relating to the tariff, and matters and things in general, are to come up to morrow. A number of naval nominations were sent to the Senate to-day—thirty-two commahders to be cap- tains, thirty-five lieutenants te be commanders, forty two passed minshipmen to be lieutenante. This seemsa large promotion; but we understand that the demand for the service, particularly for lieutenants, will not be supplied, even by this addition. The body is wholly inefficient for all practical purposes is self evident. Perhaps the adoption of Mr. Picken’s suggeetion to pay a fixed annual compensation to the members would hasten the despatch of business as they would then have no object to gain by pro- longing the session.’ The history of the case which originated the enquiry, respecting General Scott’s extra compensation was givenin the cerrespondence of the Herald a few days ago, and there is but little doubt that it was made in contravension of law. 01 ry—463 Apo | GG No Americas citizen's libcary. a complete without bbls 26 this valuable aud comple volume of Exeentive enta. 3 100 Hogan & ‘Tobe had of all the Booksellers. Cloth cases made and —6 hhda tobacco Faber & Bierwerth—au7 kege lard 14 bbls p. stamped for the trade m2 im sold, while all the latter are tochange hands. The ba- | to order. KEE LEC KE —Mr J. Orville Taylor will repeat hit sis for the banking movement is thet surplus which is to Lictareon I Education,” te the Ruteses frit- change hands, consequently in @ manufacturing district MAR! TIME HERALD. Sule co Cuero s ug next, (to-morrow,) commencing the banking cepital. must be always much larger than in eral di will Mesidher aotecaeed tt i Ey i e ace, an sgricultural district. If we allow that 20 per cent of | PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCIL 2, 1842 | Monday Evening. next, March fh ‘These Lectures, with agricultural produce changes {hands, we shall findthe | ——— a2 Sn | Drawings, Cuts, Educational Statistics, ke., are fore He at ihe i 5 deale of the Herald, following emountof trade based upon the bank capital ON ofthe eastern States:— BEFORE THE AMERICAN is BLIC NEARLY into the pts r ment for raising funds for completing the Michigan ca- nal, and earrying out other internal improvements. A difficulty aroseas to proof of the authority of the peti- tioners to represent the United States local authorities, and time was given for the tender of such evidence as might appear satisfactory to the assignecs. This having deen attended by the assistance ofthe United States con- sul residentin London, the matter again came on for hearing, pursuant to notice, ,and the Court, admi the verification, issued orders directing the admi c " SEVEN YEARS. 5 . a 1d, with deliver; the Liinois officers of the latter class, with hardly an exception, | The explanation of the Secretary, however, will | °ftheProel# aa prayed, with delivery of the a 1 ane neice: Wartern, Eastern BEN’J BRANDRETH’S PILLS are now on duty, and more are required for the ships | show the plausible grouad work for 20 apparently | In the stock market this morning there was no mate- | Vitis rte cont, "7.300.000 bi pes 4 rPHiS VEGETABLE nl truly innocent medicine. runt about to be put in commission. The general feel- | inexplicable a procedure. terial attraction. Delaware and Hudson declined } per impor.s and experta, 605,097 40'528'000 pretest dlassue in the bedton ot-toeoe whens pemrent of ti ‘are not already exhausted. Where hnman mei avail, cent; Mohawk 1 percent; New York State ing in Congress is favorable to the navy; but the re- Total amouut of trrde, Mr. Espy commenced his course of lectures this +76 583.176 ormp) commendations of Mr. Upshur seem to have start- | evening, mies Philosophy of storms, to a very te- | °° Indiana bonds rose § per cent; Mlinois 6's, }; Based on eal geoieal 83.008,000 Brandreth Pile da’ pot relieve a everally cur ‘ r . ,000, 00 q NOWN FFFRCT, t is not t led some of the members, and fears are entertained epectable audience, of which several Senators were Island }. PG TE eit oe ee This presents an enermous discrepancy in the ratio of ous Buh bags ee wien ‘other modict et but, the frame | that they cannot be carried intoeffect. Itis to be | part. The subject commands attention. Weare inde! |. L. O'Sullivan, Esq ember | currency which;is medium for the internal exchunkiee! veer dy the removal af the cause of weakness, the morbid of New York, for a full report of the Bank Commissioners . ut 1o ‘al ab i in }. Western, Hosken---July . x e ichoe- body, and permi Pa Pi this week catered bounteously, nay extravagantly, | This being the day for the release of the first batch of | °°" England, a proportion of I to 9} in the weat must be Ao eey Cie Siioate the gietoe eiiog: rae er ministration in this matter. The people do not view the navy with the jealous eye of parsimony. They are willing to pay for a maritime force, adequate alike to the protection of our commerce and the for the gratification of his patrons. Very important additions have been made to his stock company, and with somewhat combined talent, as the following pieces are to be presented:—Mr. Booth, Mr. A. Ad- bankrupts the proceedings in enother column, will be found interesting. We recently published a table of the products of the eastern States compiled from the late census returns.— fearfully redundant. That it is 90, the state of the ex- To Masters of Vessels. j rt, the aman body i thie i changes gives convincing evidence. Commanders of vessels will confer a favor by having a list The deductions to be drawn from these practical truths | of their cargoes, passengers, and a report of vessels left at are, that the currency under*any system of banking on | tke port whence they sailed, and the vessels spoken, ready | lers better abl the honor of thenation. The second commercial coun- | dams, Mr Matthews, as the leaders in tragedy—with | We now,present a similar table of the products of the | credit will always be redundant in the markets of sale. | 0 theie errival here for Commodore Bassert, of ovr fleet | AZ uncnt we not prevent (Cells Fuilous affections try in the world, our navy is insignificant and | the aid of Me. Hill, (Yankee Hill,) Mr. Ward, Mr. | W*#ter States as follows-—Unier the head of western | 71. onty protection of the agricultural interest is, there: | °f D¢¥# schooners. He will board them immediately oa | "Typhoe,Searietand fuvers cf all kinds, would be, unknown! “contemptible in point of size, when compared a 7 < States, are embraced Kentucky, Misseuri, Wisconsin, y PI wd their arrival. hae Pee et eo a cea tae iat fos hanete'inar te Eddy,Mr. W. Ward, Mr. Price, Mr. Thompson, and othere; besides Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. fore, such a system as that comprised in the bill reported , n r by Mr. Cushing, the{able chairman of the finance com- Cleared. apahed, without further loss of tme. x so; | Tone Remtensene: mittee of the House, with a few modifications. Ships Oconee. Jackson, New Orleans, EK Collins & Co; | To.n Hemenarne Iowa, Indiana, Michigan, lllinoi¢, and Ohio. with that of England or France. We have Propucts ov tHe Westeay States wirn tHe Capitan just force enough to invite aggression, without H jtood a seven years’ teat i: the r A Eddy, Mis. Altemus, and other females. Th sisthe EMPLOYED. That bill | sutton, Ellery, Charleston, George Sutton. ‘Alexas vad the power to repel it. The views and tuz-| 4:1 nowerlul array of talent that has been collect Mineral oo Hands | tat, | excludes the expansive feature, and compels « uniform | (Fr) Bilard, Havee. A Seignette—Brigs Courier. D M Pict itey ace a vegetable and innocent, medicine, yet ail gestions of the intelligent and able head of the De- | toveiher here for some time, Mec Ferree: fete | Coie Masia” Laake yPAMewed. Cartel | Correney in all eotions, at wellfes a uniform employ. Peak nett ea vse ie veneer forthe rato Uesan, whether ehonie ot ment have been misconceived and misrepre. | ‘= . 7 nye - Ber,“ 1Lt71 ‘53.806 | ment ofcepitel, by depriving the banks of that power of | burg, Motz & Pollitz, pitens, Permanwece, ocd a | ar urify the blood and stay the further progress of pare La engaged and will soon appear. Lead, 29,679,805 5 «1,053,806 . ™ mit, Kimball & Sheld Deming, Neuvites. Brett & | ,. den bods sented. He asks for nothing but what the intere:ts Coal, 5,027,605 918 g6i.018 | expansion which operates #0 injuriously on the great | Voss; Annawan, Jenking, &t Croix, 8 W Lewis—Sehre John | disease ine human bods. 1 ae oe of the country imperiously demand, and if the mea- Baltimore. Grate, tt _ “bp os | egriceltural interests Bedpons BH rield, Van Gilder, Phiclpha; Knyuimect, | Won bailadeateligatient abd Rone and where, tal appear - 7 — “4 Le 4 a “ ance, no hum r sures tecommended shall be defeated, or postponed ICorrespondence of the Herald. | Total mineral, 5853 3577805 | Oy sen ‘ye Leap sepphsanrceponny om - eyes pone ure ofthese ils, been rotors oat health; the devoucing ‘by a portion in Congress with a view to discredit Barrimons, Mareh 11812. | dericulture.” | to do" 1862 ) Sit | Bark Fairfield, Cutts.trom Bordeaux, Dec 24, brandy, Ss. to |" That exch of the genuine hes upon is Tunee corrarcitr the administration of President ‘Tyler, the people | Hiile Ducklegs and the iy Tae Senet alee phen 78 14 | quanticy of shite pins Limfer neveral water easkayend 2 ost | “Athatcach label has two signatures of Dr. Benjumin Bran- will know whom to hold responsible. Resumption Billl r — Theatre— False Imprison- 1000 Ohio b's, 1866 87 87} | bottom apwards—wiud SW. blowing very fresh. "The F has r " 1000 Indiana Bons, 0 871 | heda sucgesston of westerly gales the whale passage. imust bg uponeach Bex thee#sigaatures, thus:— Mr. Wise’s temperate, manly, and able letter in | ment, Exchanges, §c. $100 Ingiana Sig Be 87 | gwedieh buck Coulee Branberg, from Getls, and. $4 days fm B. Baswoneri, M.D. atures, thus: 19} 1000 Tadore Dol Bas sie iron to Boorman, Johnson & Co. the {Intelligencer of this morning respecting the | Mx. Ep1ron— = 3 @ tao ap | URGE vurk Cerene, Habile 60 dn x Bi bi * A 5 ‘ ri 0 % » ys from Palermo, fruit, to BexjaMin, BRanpnetn. R Cilley duel, is almost universally regarded here as | Alittle man, hardly knee high toaduck, who = | $3000 ds 20,300 Farnits’ Loan =f Brocin, ee. depe trims New Orivns, cotton, to | pM, BRANDRETH FILLS, ate oold ai, Dp, Brapdieih’y pertectly conclusive as to the character of his cor. | Sells lozenges, pills, taffy, periodicals, and a vari- =| Bos. a | ga do a Se | mater. ellee ta a mith bri ta Ann, for Boston. pa i ~ ‘ ia retail oles, 278 Bowery acd duct inthat unhappy affair. It is impo: ible to see | ety of other small matters in thie city of domes —} Brie oe 6 Fe aeee, etgts, lata) 20, lon St 26, brig, Plymouth, from aD HARDWARE OTOL how any man of ordinary candor and fairness can | 404 marble monuments, had the audacity, coupled =] 190° do {09 3, SMouwkRR sco 77 | Dostonfor Haymes ao dave from Pa: P HARDWA RE STORE. doubt that it was judicious, discreet and humane | With a vast quantity of cupidity and self conceit, = dl ts ee oo-.88 ieee io 8 | Brig Black Hawk, Rebingcn. 1 is teats," Baber in pene he $0 , throughout. Mr. Wise was guililess—free from taint | together with no small share of ignorance, to call, 2 el Te si bs de £38 47 | berlend, Salem, 16h Fey 35 Gays (rem Havre for New Ore mipghanesed dueaniks Tope tor ik by . iJ , 4 oratain ;neither was Mr. Clay to blame, unlees for | through the papers, upon his own responsibility, a a 100 do Leo 85, 80 go at {ome wi Sis} bi te uh of Dome Ganda, which be is pe pared not exerting more directly and energeticaily his ac- | town meeting tor the purpose of aguin eonsidering ks 39 Bates Bk BoP ot 10 6b Beare tatiana rom Haraia, wi i tention of Conatry “Mere Builders, Cibinet knowledged influence over Mr. Graves to prevent | the grave currency question. The meeting took Dairy’ Sas Second Board, ook Hat een All Derrichy it, dave ee Pag Merwe = il 18 solicited eo vavans " the per ge the duel. But the truth is, both Mr. Wise and Mr. | place last night inthe Square, and was attended by Peanty ‘goods, 891,205 =| osheHirlemRR a Se Harlem RR m0 78 apgke ship selena, fm Gibraltar for Baltimore. favorhim with neal. ALFRED £. L ORK Clay expected the affair to have been arrested by | probably five thousand persons, most of whom went | rai shrigultace 10550005: S01 908 |e do 0 7 Pop oe lead teen ged fase wena ae PER CU NAILS cna the civil authorities, through the instrumentality of | out of cu y- Little ducklegs mounted the | | Horticulture. * 3 ae e See ee okies Geeta thee nn ee ‘Webb. And so it mght have been but for the unpar- | stump, and read a number of resolutions, the pur. | Nuvi" = ARP 138 srscat. a ay Seal fea, dad Siek, 6 “ieig lina Keli, 2 daye from New Orleans, with 596 hds ANCiens Pasar . an ‘ ——— — —— iA, Feb. 12.—Beef, e NI 5 Lo. alleled and pig-headed etapidity of tke man. Webb, | port of which was to remonetrate against the bro. | tia), woaces TH “brosea | a Gy butte, American, fellow, 16.6 bo; Muropeca 70; | "Brie Ceres, Blanchard 14 days from Mobile, cotton, to Nea: | Zuaditts,tae a *l# either desired the fight to come off,that he might ac- | Kers and alothers who, refused to take railroad | . Cammerce. candles, mould, 12814; spermacetl 47a43;cheese, Amer. ™Uh& Lecde to | PORES TALIC $LiDEEXTENAION quire notoriety by beingthe subject of a duel without | notes ut par, to urge resumption of specie pay. | PEERS CO™ aus a foun, 198 145 ederd 06; confith 28 9, Se eeass 08; 068 | re A Cn goth ait oft Lape omeieal saoke ark Soloman | H DINING TA! she S —Thewe Tablen ace, decidedly au the risk ofbeing shot, or he stul:ified himself ina wild. | ments, &c. One resolution proposed that a com- | fetaili, trade "11.088 2 cand $10 8 $16f¢ ame, American, Eastern’ and” New Nee eee SLacsiihrta ys Crom Bt Matas, eotton, | Peis mupte, sad are Croretere. xecoseueated lo: publis wiee goose chase afier the duelling party to unexpected | mitlee of fourteen hundred, with ducklegs at their | Transy’a butch’rs Orleans, @ 10; herrings, #Moked, box, 4 ne Amer- | to Center& Co. BOE tile SEB ‘The diffici iT eof former fenatrection and impossible places, when the smallest exercise | head, be appointed to go to Anna; and instruct | ““* "sk" afi ie Sagheouiet oH ek eer zg ora, mes axe eet sige Boneh i hile. ~ yard Mi . 8s a Pree. recbedied of eagacity would have put the police on their track, | the leg'slature to force the banks into the payment | Tit! Ccmmerce, Orleans, 10a 13; clear’ 14; potriges, bbl, 2a 4; rice}; che Wim Baek, Rogers, £4 diya from Ponte, 28. wiht . and rendered the mecting a watter of utter impossi- | of specie, instanter. The ery was down with aris- | Lumh-r, tataien'y S44; Demearahtins? tte iedon eines DEN ork, tds: Ey Blake, Philadelphia: S60 | rambeary ga yee: wat of the alternate ewelling end shrinking bility. Which of these propositions is the true one, | toctacy, down with the banks, down with the bro. ae all; second and third do, Hage, 8°06; Bovey Shr | eet teek dies a rdoueld 1S days from St Croix, tum, to ris engy,,wiicther they be placed in the hoftert parlour, where will probably never be known, neither is ita mat- | kers, acd cown with every thing that did not or ae att og ct gel ~64 Heine ee eee ht ship Emily, for NYork, dg; brig Maria Talse yr thee Of weamboate—they ter of mils consequence now. But while exculpa | conld not be made to pass at Pe, The fact and aigne 4a 4); yellow $0.6; segars $8 a peepee spfehe Haleyon, Patera, trom Ethabeth City, cotton, tothe idee 5 oe article than . Wi i was anxiou —On lon, 12 @ 124 premi: eke | i P wh req bri iw lection nT omit, oe and r notoriety, a been making himself thus - York, 1} 4240; Boston, ihe 1} do; Now Orleans, Sebe Eta, Overton, par rocn 7 sattegtbe pea eiied to call ot the Waestoom ?; = i ze e e ay death of Cilley is to be charged to the {political Bente paiiioss than to. Peal ti peste od on sk pire arms, 20 " panorritly Great Britain, £4 4 434; Franco, 70 «| 7 *°brige, unknown. ivlecds tew irae bug ot giecker dar ie Echoel Sechty friends under whose advice he refused to pat in | Focity into seeming importance. A toad cateuiog | Oey! {,aee,ate oftancr; United Sites. $1 aif per box sugar, drialaper | General Record, russe the ariiclemay becxam Me’, y. OBE. Patenter iti ii i 4 ee, $3 a r a ii =] if , en writing what he had verbally stated to Mr. Graves, | ies by moonlight, is a fair representatimof duek- ss po Fee. 15.—Sugare cow cous ferwatd mote’ frecl pad | Amel ee tenon ® ALT—539 cocks Aton Partory trea, just received yer phi legs making a stump epeech. The citizens of y> Of the wreck af ‘an pool, for aaie b; fi 2 ‘, = thor it heen informe: merican brig ship Roscins, fro. Lif’ y, He was sacrificed to their uuappeasable hostility to | Bal a f his i ‘ool, 399,364 ugh rates can hardly be saidto be yet fairly eatab- nderetane! that <1 7 Mr. Clay and his friends; and although Graves pull. | the encreney question at thie time, Gust ncetiees | KCK a Ss EUG | lished, wetmay quote current description 4 a's) ud oy a | Gabe Reig undereye! at the captain and ove mau | me on PEA TINS. # Co, 6 South’, “ / Lo raves pull- . Suc! ings 78 $0 19h. Fai for Spain are held at 6 10a 11. potas yet bee ee rs ed the trigger by which he fell, the tmen whose ad: | have an inflammatory and dangerous tendency and | F! it: AP aso |. Coffve Seesaetche master welbgapplicd. “We quote | Sete treet hep Seatination, of Shep from. That, bie CAUTION vice governed his conduct were as much his mar- should be suppressed. Ducklegs will therefore ay = Wax 380.514 | 7,8 $3. Mol 1 itmy duty to charter a smal} echr, and shal pected in her wy. F Ez M A L E S e i tect the proper:?.% eny, saved. The Hayne’s Rite sold at 10} flals,leavizg none in sels no further ioformation Upé the subjret, at prescats hin ne 620,625 | first hands. 4482 2.aseai9 | Exchange on London 11 a 12 préhium; Now York, 1} | 4000.88 Larive Au,tne avot of the melaicholy event, I sirtl — 1,800,508 | &2do. Notice to Marinsre, greater service to rest more secure, and rend the State b' appl latent powers of his gi- gant! tellect to the distributing of lozenges. The House of Delegates yesterday rejected the dereis, as if they had literally embrued their hands in his blood. We have had another importation of the'pipe-lay. SO VARIOUS and desperate are the expedirnts resorted to » by ignorsnt, impucent tendera, with Sing Opa fematen, thet Me dame Kesteil de pon to put them on thy ir guard. ard. One Senate resumption bi!, and passed a resolution to A aot be Se u Feb at=The © y t Ap 4 iniserable compound, and forthwith toeall iepentine ere. These gentlemen seem determined not to give | return the one first offered y Mr. Prestmen, re. T3. t1en Died. astay shout eid aetna be, Fy hg or A ete aa tee eae aa CR up their influence without a death struggle. Accus. | quirin, resumption twenty days afier its pasa On the ist instant, of consumption, Mr. Wat. H. Lave, | consequently surly every veasel coming up the river cit ‘emale Monthty Pi thiiraale, tomed to rule through the most disgraceful to the Senate again for considera th "he 2,918 199,174 | stone-cutter, in the 36th year of his age, pare on ihe Oh ter Bed ot om the weet Hela, "The mp | calle herself, (the be 6” oF : <p m means | matter will dow : ‘i 74 61,000 | His friends, and those of his brother, Stephen Decatur, | of the ofd il remains; and an veasele’ are tiatle to | x" female pu jot be de= acting onthe Walpole policy that every man has | matter w jess stand to be made pclitical 159 and of his brothers-in-law James McClave, John Dun: | Tus upon ita siake should be laced wear it immediately; to fat fo diss his price, they have no belief in the intelligence o ae 4 shee and Morris Tompkins, and also the stene-cutters of | {7arm,\hem of the danger, and a8 aguide in passiag through ihe = fe and ‘ : 4 ind ts new ody of “Jack Cade,” was per- a9 this city and Brooklyn, sre respectfully invited to attend | “f° aduecting ur simple, vittue of the people—none in individual honor or | formedat the sie last night, to an admirab'a ae his foneral this day, at 4 o'clock, from his late residence, M: a saxty esoeht those integrity. Possessing no talent but for intrigue, no hot Miss Clifton, Porest, and young Wallack, 2098 wa ne corner of Charles and Hudson roiary Frances, from Bopton fur Havana, Feb 25th, Jat 29 40, i streets. 210 1194664 On the ist instant, after a short but severe i!Iness, Gro. were stars in the cast, ‘ront street is soon to, power but that of corruption, ;no force but that of with four,” w.c 0, and Margaret Carl, aged 17 ESTED Set twas impudence, they have run " career of folly, and alexander w. b spaces ied for the hg Defer our, she See months and taeye, Res bet of a é pie eT vininr st Orit re fade doe Netetain, Neston: pie L EA RY > . M " ; ¢ fami , ‘peste nee, havesroined the finest and most generous party that | Yesterdas- th onl aphlleaae for five days past. | phorske 408 Sucom | oprenalte enisns to dasa abs fosore stebes ses oc Seaeessec nan PO EGRE ee Pang iaon, 4 & COS ever wasin the ascendant in the Empire State. All| Conitentiary during tho views renteneed to the | cues, Hgss.ata 95,011 11,483,219 | sidence 214 Broadway, this alternoen, at 4 o'clock. a Ate Msjttic, New Orleans; Warmw, | FA SHION--SPRING--1842 the offices have been given to personal favorites, and.| Court, and. after b Pater ferme a oe Dsty|t Other sinmalin- Pn = aanron | Otte tat inatants de the aoum year of his age, Beask- | cfaiMenti, dant Att Mijstic, New Orleans ‘ he f ference with matters that didnot concen then, | idee ay te ue OTe Commit Mle Kee Seon] TST Esato | nowt Sich rm The inte hi far, | Lick Peigapwr ao Rane cowie. +] GEN TLEMENS HATS, Aaading men who have borae the burden and hen; on New York Iqu 8 prem ;|) itt “or 499,099 18 at98 nate ri of Intex < Oe ee “Arr Thora, from Charest foe Pole Kile Lay AERO DUARM re of ‘the day, have been set aside for toola and-enis || ia, 2h a 23 discount Vega, 25h) tur Leer 14126225 91,905 Ta | 1a hi gliteatevon tees we {freime the 19th da whe {osnaren Son Abe Ge Tame eeuatel SATURDAY, MARCH 5TH. saries. Money, raised W6 “one Known WHéréy ati | Livconnt inglining to get better; ‘Urders, | Tots! som’erce. sie 1 Wino Tet to the eth day Tes. | plgely alondd “a be Clecene, Bos 2 vat hed 6563 3:777,308 Men—26 Women—s6 Boys—61 Total 167. aehore off Old Harbor bry. previous to —- 19) Grand ‘o‘al, 229,916,910 994,108 210,904,004 Binding 0; Brceding| aa seen art Abecous 0] uscigera rarev, wad ibe greater prt of the cargo © 25 discount, and getting worse, NOS. 4 AND 5 ASTOR HOUSE. war expended no one knows how, has been their lever, Bopmics.