The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1842, Page 4

Washington, ‘Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasmineron, Mareh 16th, 1842. Proceedings In the ‘te—The Navy. In the Senate this morning, the President pro-tem laid before the Semate a report from the War De- nent, made in compliance with a resolution of » of the 17th January, showing the average { the army during the year ending the 3lst of Decomber last, and the expenses of the army dur- ing the same period; also a communication from the Register of \he Treasury, showing the expenditures of the United States, exclusive of trust funds, from the Ist of October, to the 31st of December, 1841. Mr Bocawwan presented the memorial of a number of citizeas ofthe city and couaty of Philadelphia, asking thet a fiae imposed upon General Jacksom in 1515 may be refunded; a petitiew) from Lebanon county, Peensyivama, praying that the pension law of I83S may be continued in foree,and that its provision be extended to the widows of ‘the offi- cers and soldiers who served uader Generals Arthur and St. Clair in Wayne’s campaign; memorials from different counties of Pennsylvania asking for the pro- tection of the iron interest. The Senate then proceeded to the consideration «f the resolutions ef Mr. Clay, proposing an augmenta- tion of the duty on imports and a diminution of the expenditures of the Government. Mr. Caruoun spoke for more than twe hours, in opposition to the views of Mr. Clay. The Senate then went into Executive Session, and afterwards adjourned. ‘The gloomy aspect of our relations with Great Britain’ would eeem to furnish a strong reason for doing ali for the navy which has been recommended by the Secretary.” Thoee who are opposed to the in- erease of the Navy do not look abroad at the vast commerce of the country, its sails whitening every sea, and American enterprize thriving in every clime. These are the subjects which claim the at- tention of intelligent minds, and are never lost sight of by the statesman. To those whose notions have not arrived at the standard of liberality erected by Mr. Upshur, it can be demonstrated that the plan he has jaiely adopted in promoting officers from agrade, where they have too long been left to moulder, ie the best thing and the first step which should be taken in ihe Navy. It was a plan of Napoleon, when his army was cast down and dejected, to raise its spirits by some grand coup de main. Mr. Upehur in the absznce of ell those expedients with which the mind of the great conqueror was so prolific, has sueceeded in infusing aspirit into the corps, which has been a stranger to it for years, and by a method which has ensured the approbation of all rigkt thinking men. Officers who have been looking forward to poverty and no rank, now find themselves lifted up to a station, in which they can give tneir services with more plea- gure to their couniry. Itis notto be expected that a citizen of a nation, can devote his whole life to its defence, to the exclu- sion of all other means of making a livelihood, without expecting;a proper remune:ation for his Gervices—that remuneration does not alone consist in money. He expects as he advances in life to be elevatedjin rank, for it gives him means, and assume amongst his fellow citizens a station corresponding with that of other professional men, for rauk is but relutive, and if we compare withthe means of the civ ¢ naval man is still in the back ground. In association of a body politic, each person considers himself as pledged to promote the wel- fare of all, and all have entered into engagements to assist each other in the means of securing his own advantage, and only a system which enables every one to contribute to this great end, and every where diffuses that patriotism which zealously ex- erts itself for the public good, can render a nation great. It cannot be expected that one portion of the cit- izens will cater for the good of the whole while tbey neglect their interest. The fact of a man’s enter- ing the Naval service; does not ,preclade his right of citizenship, and has he not the right while sacri- ficing all the social and domestic comforts of life and advancing the glory of the country abroad, to expect his interesisto be guarded by his fellow cit- zens athome? He givesup the means of amas- sing that wealth which falls to the lot of his coun- trymen. He adds to the honor of the country, and he expects the rewards which long usage has ren- dered obligatory upon every government, and which is always gratifying,to the pride of the officer. All he asks is a remuneration which will enable him to make respectable the situation conferred upon him by his country. This much is due, for the credit of his feHoy-citizens, who certainly cannot expecta man to remain in a subordinate situation all his life because they cannot at the moment avail them- selves of his services. It cannot add to the desire of any ome to serve his country, when looking to foreign governments he draws comparisons #0 unfavorable to his own.— There isthe same professional pride in the Navy that exists among all orders of men, but they are dependent on the will of the many, while other professions’ depend entirely on the. ability of the individual. The Navy certainly cannot complain of a lukewarm feeling on the part of the people of the United States. It is because the lxecutorsof the people’s will have neglected its interest that it has fallen into decay, and when eny legislation heretofore has been attempted in Congiess to advance it, the contradictory evi- dence of some worthy members of the Navy, the desire of the few to benefit themselves at the ex- pense of the many, has rendered all steps towards advancement uselese ; and even the present Secre- tary, whose zeal should endear him to the country, will have to etraggle against the opinions of just fledged officers, who have come to conclusiens which will stick ac longer than their turn for pro- motion. Yet it gueceeds, unfortunately, in re- tardivg the intentions of the Executive, whose views cannot always correspond with theirs. Taey argue most faithfully, and no doubt believe most carnestly all they utter, that a re-action must take place, and, of course, a corresponding stagna- tion in promotion. They de not reflect that the sare motive which lifted up the others, will ever exist to do the like for them, and that a generous pation, when she once awakens to her own glory, will not be blind to the interest of any useful mem- ber of the community. Tae advancement of the Navy, which is 80 inti- mately connected with the glory of tne country, is the advancement of the country itse!’, and , this @an wever occur,by pursuing in the suicidal policy of the lax twelve yeara, where its pride anf its fame have been permitted to slumber. We shoud cher- ish that glory which has procured for us the exteem of all nations, has made them seek friendship with us. It is by our well-established reputation that inse- lent nations have refrained from molesting us— friends have favored our enterprises, and enemies are prevented from giving credence of their ill will. Is it to be supposed, thea, that the country is go- img to count noses in advancing a body of men who have contributed largely to her honor, and who have given her a reputation in naval renown that the most glorious nation might envy. To thoee whose opaque visions cannot appreciate the liberal views of Mr. Upshur, we would say, be Bo: afraid, you will be appreciated according to your merits, but remembe? that no individual can rise, with views “directly opposite to the majority of the social compact, he may go up the ladder of promo- tion, b it he will be but clinging to the rounds. Oi j ction has been made to the nominations late- ly set ‘to the Senate, on the plea that they could not a|l be employed. How narrow must be the mind of his who makes use of auch an argument. It is not expected that an officer shall give his whole time to his country in time of peace, for there ore domestic relations which require the attention of LIFE..BOAT. ASSOCIATION FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF FRANCIS PATBNT LIFE BOATS. AMERICAN MOULDING every and the privaie ot.an officer 1e>. quire as much considerations these ot any other in" dividual. If when danger comes, and the country ir threatened with a foreiga foe, every man des noi ildficey.and. the Manufect aod Mechan wie ihe commer of Tita and chanic.’ in Third, above Chestnut street, were soon filled with a band of hungry claimants, which continued o pte press about its rare. gradually ia- ita OCULIST. rated ta rs mem ny me No. 10 BARCLAY STREET, , ery or persons wishing to avail Liemselr not bar. ': there be tim hen the THIN TWO THE ; ale fie ruscue,then will be time enough to row Sane ard Aya ee dykes COMPANY. ns, go well to.cafl# 2a.on the present occupap!s, Sa yr IN pooRS oF er ASTOR HO! complain. | ; Vy slags ed around the Manufacturers’ and Me- WAREAOUSE 112 BROADWAY, ‘There eau be sew lewe obtalad for Ave years fiom, the Hits Seal ae doweetery aeetesy eMted It ‘s admitted on all sides that we can build shipe d by usivg th depreciated trash, Priel Suse’ next, at which Uae the vtesent 1easg expires. . Y usivg the most deprec: ras! OPPosiTE Fir further particulars inquire « f the preaeut occupant ens iva aa ea cere, De tered tobe’. taster than we can make efficers. This has been the | some of it 25 percent di ot, which rediters CITY HOTEL. famadiote ed, if required. MCatee argument heretofore in favor of rapid promotion in | 8*dily reeetved, it coutinmed to pay all demands TO MEMCHAt ANTS AND OTHE ae, weary stntre dit ieee the Navy, and itis a fact, that we most have on anpreented “SARSAPARILLA SYRUP, ae preoeecos ee eae $80.3 tame i Tedey. suhstnies hastbeee tp retinas se » spidibarsaats Alter the clo;ing the doors of the Mechanics’ rt ae we} been Tn). Breas, wien an nen hand a larger supply of officers in time of peace than | Bank, the crowd gathered around the Moy- AND God, of reeoveriug hae sights een the means, ¥.01 is actually wanted. The good of the service re- | smensing Bauk at the corner of Seeond and SARSAPAKILLA PILLS, Te a inviting waidence fer rosaries JAMES MILN ’ fro “ told a bar- | Reet eorge’s Charen, Heckman s> March » t. th + Chessut etreets, aud socn grew to such a AS PREPARED BY mm the-city; would ba sold a bas ore! st, March 2, 1941.! auirea it, for it enables the Secretary to select active 17.0 e tags that it was with difieulty that admie- oy yee haifoa ne Litasmeaely blind for twelve years with’ neduia, M. D.| RAT erates aad intelligent men tor duty in time of mecessity ; OTTO ROTTON, sion could b+ obtained to ite counters. Here stance frum Ld and even im time of peace how much better isitto | too the funds pgid out was of the most depreciated tat kaa anaes rveuwich atzeat_New York. mis siaod_ | "1 certify to the shave Geing a tras sistemen', ; 3 Eos WASHINGTON De 1G. BENKOICT, Pustorof the Stanton st, Church, seleet from # number than to go by routine, forna- | deseription ; The many of the ceronite n aatine JOHN DOYLE, Booxseries, ae rem again Seeltibe catnnive ta =e a "Surpass ae A a yy Catena hu fied all men alike, aad though an of. | thgse at the Manufacturers? and Meehanies? Bank, aiebe 488 BROADWAY. Fecently occupied hy the Fost Office Ur partineut, and mi J ,mithout amy good of tove:tiaa, pot. gifted a ce, and though an of | refused to recive il, choosing rather to hold the 3 fermerty occupied by them s#_ a Hote:. situat for that di witored at Preparation ficer may be unexeeptionable in his charaeter, his} bank's own notes. It'sti], must have made a hand- Rate ALELLED Se eS Be Saul se ol reanty rantn Avene es urtersih, sin Seen ihtes et ‘uth st. New York.” abilities may not be of the requisite order. The re- | some day's werk in paying vut its depreciated | A bi isHMENT. lon Beckmnn since meee Eonrt. Geatte | henschas been spared Te fora wre ir mecPorvena Ihave witncased the at itelegaut and mfortable. Acti bs ulaicectetd.craitere have been employed the teble will ve supphed with all the luxuries: ad the seasons the market affords; th-ir wines aud liquors, believe will please 8 wil bespared to vender thoue w Blevand theie charges having hecw redured, thew hope pore an indueeaent to all yersoms wishing the city 10 64 stuff. Around the other bavks there was no nnusual excitement; sone of the ‘ncn-accepting” ke paid out their own notes payable ou demand in coin, which they offered to redeem in specie even to-day, as they announced that trey had determined to re- sume to-morrow in full. ith what result time will soon verif; At the steck board there was not asale, The stock and note brokers stad agha-t, and are afraid to move. The community, though in great com- motion, look upon these rrstusts rather ue matters of course, and as altogether essential toa bealtb- ful state of things One or two more barks must men who are Dow fs a ence fe 4 bl vaud Eimear UNUR Shak dele? of MeDougal street Chureh, SoH eta OS Baytist Church. 01 zag NEES ofthe eae rene” Les iat cine Pack BoPrepara eee bereen at Bs C porate Naw metthe, putation of individuals is, by a common and natural mode of speuking and thinking, made to reflect up on the whole country. In general we attribute a vice or a virtue to a peo- ple where that vice or that virtue is frequently ob- served in their representatives. How proper is it, then, that men should be se- lected who can give a character to the country. The numerous steamers which are hovering on our ceast like crows awaitiag the carcass of the ox ; steamers which come now as harbingers of peace,but x formerly have ‘been paying extra clothing, are assured that they ueed do ubscribec wilt gusrabter to all who pe tronise and He atyle und excclent materials, = be FF = ty ‘mi: ‘i prices— of col-dyed, black, bine, or green dress tH , doubie as do black, plaid, and fancy cnss., $6 to in, and all kinds, $3 to $6. ior smabaer, irom $7 to ‘SOHN MOF! i MOFFAT. Oe: FWEEPS AND SCULLS.—Notice is hereby giv: ev, that Ihave discontinued the branch oar estabiisha.eut in West street ard do ail my busine. at my old Oar E er etrect.and ae Lave all the ex Oara, Sweepe, and Seull Lr Veale F ine cashiner es Serivadaieals scope placer tor pera eiasee ar plesture ee ea eeieriesiy ‘edapied for the aceomandation of femme Ties, hav ing arauy parlore»ith bed rooms adjoining. ‘When tis Huta! was formerly oecupied by the present. ppetor i i enjoyed aeexte a patronage of beth f ahi nv other hotel im the ety and encenat atte tou, with a desire to py) all who may favor them witha call, chey hope aga n to carn it sgl omy by Dr. Pee Ncts, No. 19 Eyes inserted, equal in appearence to the fim TO ‘THE PUBLIC. (THE subscriber bed ‘Tibewiy rented recone a potty 2 oni a brenk coon hes, r to spay for comuny from’ ‘apy part ore city ~- sont a iN con- Fre at rive striking evidence of what destruction they may | ‘The (iirard Rank yesterday made a voluntary Oar Estab piehenents We. Wolae shaest. Bee daora atete yr tie teem 4 sit Ral Road and Corae valet the patent righ for ay iw, o te briag in time of war, is sufficient reason for securing | assignment of all its effects for the ben fit of all ine nar a jenen bo! LER & CO. mia the lezhas 7, eaten De before time of need, the services of these men whose | Creditors. The object was understood to be to cut NOMIRIDID =D ica. occas mie foe story Dex ote 7 bawene tbe ours. of and tndtt A. off the Western Bank, which has commenced suit in the City #f of New York, Ht preae a hale of cotton to the mem se denaiy ot of at pom o thereby eu abilities may prove them qualified to do their coum- | oy int i.foe 20,000 ions of the state and County hav te he cubse foot, i one or. {wo tninutes— try honor. When we do go to war much depends eThie i is St. Baie’ ’4 day, and it has been obser- oante samen plbdned mber ertat cet eed expen fos oa wk tthe ihe ces cipaea fh same, at upon the first success, and we are not inclined to | ved by one of the largest military displays, formed oe ol two raente pulls mth a i to ne dena test whether old age and caution, or manhood with | by a union of the Irish and German volunteers, ghee inghe peut na fai tied pcopeemenn ter wn Fourteenth etrect, betw: " Aubic fea tibet t44 di i bes lified: for deede of | *#*t ! have seen in this city for some time. exver ence of De, Solomon ow Heine. tou pasrnntes thet the gust sw aor House, Ne boar three Sierra reg hs lue experience, are best quali ie cee The argum-ut on the habeas corpus cases was | {ic'will noc beccceived. He will betctid ail the Lat of May, | Atte". bear Beckman, nov occupies by M, Mules fiucheeek abl fata: thee byte ‘at na bees daring. Itis a well attested fact that no very great | coneluded last evening, and io morrow the decision | } 2, st the eorurr af Canal geet and Broadway, und afur Apply tg M.D a sa ae fice No.9) (uaa sthen prose of equs! power now ip use. acts have been achieved by dotage,while young he- | of the Court is expected. = ot utile en quod agit, Vawe est gloria nostra, Navere c rom the sent ketegonsins brome oftate a erkuer toes have conquered the world. ArroIntMenTs BY THR Sempra eo ogee ae ee morves" SOLOMON H¥INE, Me D. Te legcnnd pommeiony Hot uth This Ie et mevihy rt) ret pad wilt meet mimetic ais ——— Baal FecPatiycayaaer «tte Catone | “Sie ocaas ano aie Pa Eassrnraa eye tha een =r Satan Fe aay House of Representatives-The Loan BIU— igges 1e appointed Surveyor of the Reve- | 4,20 Ree adeer ane. Larmites Fk EN'TIS Last Visit of Boz, ryland. cheaper than ay oun Bese | by che U THORN, dey! ee. soiveite the attention of All other business, even the Civil and Diplomatic : » (0 be Attorney of the Uni- Porcelain. STONEY wee them. to his en Sot ne pee ig, Set tas alley Appropriation Bill, was made to give way to-day ted Snide for the district of Rhode Island, Te-ap- | Piates 1st vize perdor $1 bo the Teeth, Kan wing that there te. i-sereable é, r pointe do 24 do 1m 6 mouth one who! A ing {rom that the House in commiitee of the whole might — ——__ —— ge 4 ge 4 Hy pete oH the Guid Fate it pdt it, 9 ° teeth, o M take up the bill extending the period for the $12,- CHARLES Ss. ROWELL, th do a = ib hed to boaricra nt redueed Dricea, nests os barrOm Sam ga ev ete set, wil ‘using one per 000,000 loan of the last session from three to twelve DENTAL SURGEON, Cert ie en bith Otani a = HE, muncese IRA Buls, at their omhee te ee 0 imt year, and the time to negotiate the loan one year. No. 11 CHAMBERS STREET, TeaCupenudSveers,per New Vork. Unstaan wads sdhinapthaneeia Pond The motion to go into committee was met by ob- NEW-YORK. be pikchire: tat sine, 175 so b Moves Fttentin bey peel antes ! jections oa which the Hous: repeatedly divided, as vas ae ee ae ae a Inbornood, within Awe Blocks, weet of | suring. Tius compary Wave no wellas on appeals from the decision of the chair; GREAT BARGAINS % & £ z Ss ‘$500 rar office etitiog tetnie cot techtiaa, pepe. Us ret “wd com mad: ia Ne but at length the bill was taken up and some verbal IN CARPETS ds, tthde 5 pits uk, Hey have a tafe oh ed ueztiea che amendments were made, on the suggestion of the iy 7 ih Ceeshates at ne per de yt TO LET “ie ATRENEOM Tork pr Broeaway, Soy wag a gres'ly smpioved tF0e chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means. J. H. LOUNSBERY & co, Fm ct Ua bing ite B= tains ‘about out sixty ogi, and itable sae a ‘use of Raw Pret, To sor Mend ‘There were other amendments of greater impor- NEW CARPET STORE, Bearding i shegu iy dy furatahed tra tance which elicited debate. The fint of this atid 440 PEARL STREET. EW gate Bervier lit pnces nye’ 1 aieek eee peeve seeped he: - mea ley Al to. wi :. jo. jew af . of amendments proposed to extend the time fur Rpatiie mattney have sat fi kB ened Lapis Mrberd Octagon dishes, best qualita, Fiagh pe eT ware Yo usd 1Getclock {9 3taw Tin? negotiating the loan one year, and to make it re- russels "Three Ply, Ingrain and Venetian Carpe- 4 * £ e 2 850 N E O imbursablz at any time after six month’s notice th, from 2 to 24 feet w ide. adedicen tha 2ak on teas 8 de $3 mf . or 7 4 itsoduced (the Lt given by the Secretary of the Treasury, or at a pe- insshepatet "Winder 3 wins tosgeen' ‘one great eocenges Pe} per aA Ry pass Pater sere ri if Mo! net oie mith riod not exceeding twelve years, as may be agreed tha, ade, $00. ene Wh Potoarteat oe Cur Fluted T 200 fenen & Merino Brim. GES RYAN VaAaKER, on by the’Seeretry of the Treasury, and the person relisted before purchating sige or eng {tient and take your purebeser mail cod at Broadway. Peas | ome) or persons who may subscribe to such foan. Mr. | 4,8. Bi The ud te mi, be Tully satisfied that thigis the | a¢g Serie the a-vibg make by 80 ¢0i HATASTRINGFAAHION ibe Te Ne of | pomy with = t aan Wise moved to amend this amendment by strikin, Jit LOUNsBeRY & co. Et ing tho gt te im Cera ee ee aed pe 7 1B) mis awe 440 Pearl atrect. cite x call those who study gy the | three days. out “twelve” and inserting “fifteen,” so as to nt, tedhopensable eg ttcle of dre uewer i Dt | aures ony ihe. ‘ine buabel of Selaiws non of make the loan reimbursable after fifteen years. ie | Bere ratri, Gees fiat THE eta WIG MAKER Jd e He ihe ine inherit or Po ‘para te manure. ings may be had of Mt. Feed, He contended that the loan could be nego- IN N. YORK e hae commenced to sre erve i inlerm ore soteereh io ge tanartment of Cero the newest and aes Rese bee Sean saree ar tiated on better terms if the term were | PHALON,late of Chatham Square, new of 214 Brontwar’ | Tee teaiy eloped ee ee ieatows Erte Gules se ater La? skate raya eae pee has again taken the first Premium for the bestspetimen o WIGS AND | SCALPS., }. New York.” will be made longer, yng to socucnnanres om ld and he expressed his con viction that the failure of the loan of the Extra Ses- he following ave some of the many advantages it ponseases fete Join ‘aod velvet caps over every ot m 4im* oot Wis. BANTA,190 Chatham st. i Tatc'Tie elasticity addato’ the durability of the: boot one- LLAR HATS—9PRING F. sion was attributable to the shortness of the time for ie oie nomore neise on the pavement then aslipper. a tant oes taplentid ales eee: offers Hotne rhich itwas to be negotiated, and that its bei The wupleasant clinking.aoise of the iron heele te obviated. | BOblIEElumret noes Me ei tiny aod Tuakre 10 tee paige aban the 1g! 3 cy9 he ‘ing of jedaes in weit eve cans bouts from ‘ddwat a he ales"or mil by sherdaten ete yn ps ‘and lustre to D* PauSeHtely 98 SBak PVESEY VESEY STE pa 4 e ‘ e streets had broug! td e govern premiums, viz. the silver medal rear, and eyo pee icity, Fiee coe tp oraile writ fh leas fe yi? BROW, Fractal Hatlers gad rely uponthe est Gatomeael aid 11 ment into disgrace, Mr. Gordon denied that the Bie ee Swarded by the American Institute, | Hee, much Hose fe. fv aaal Tm anal otreet. icati in at his offloe, + Vewey street, New ie Biers 3 who is or is not the best Wig maker. I. Phaloa r tigue, the heel ivi merit st cpek ater: 7 ‘cumerous agents in the chief tuwae of the goverment was brought into disgrace by the failure } thvives all odges snd ‘agqrets to examine his premitia ian heel morgen to brivg thi ieoveme within te reach “CARPETING, CARPE! I TING. tues Patients must he carefei tn examive of the loan,but by the giving away of the public pro- emblange fo ant tad Toate, Of Pacehtascal srcactere iany | ofl, the subscriber iS ceeeledd Co nak Ce ae ie eae | cI YRE: suber bere. have, $e | Bs aa Pega to sew thet, they ate endosend by perty, which should have been pledged for the re- fa dese renteat master pieces of art ever | PFicemef the cOmmOD Nee cane i ‘oa vaygeod, aes tebe Ye ea ee payment of the loan, and the extravagance of the aioe Pecks vic weigh Hele over haan exon | tae ad B NEWELL, og ae has ga Weogre administration which came into power pledged to Renee ‘and proprietor of Phaton’scelebrated mim th n anon Mid ba ty horas ANTI DANDRUFF, Fivire “OnUS, LAROERE SERN vis | ibdendanmedll hcl an Mr. Rooseverr also denied that the failure to ne- street, have just ia wre packets, ‘and | mine our: ving t __ dander comelgtey oeeae bead had. tho a ther Francow lst, and offer for ane tm* who ae THE L ie GOVE i gotiate the loan was attributable to the shortness of ‘appearance 1000 Boxee ‘Fr each A Riese Flowers comprising © ee rei 8 the period, for he asserted that offers were made to irae wily is genuine wae diene aint one “ inom fashionable Womete Worn ba NOTICE T' rt} BUYERS OF ‘ the late Secretary ef the Treasury to take the whole | Applied on the premises for 25 cents. D9 im | 500 Dore Fi Eiek: suitable for flower makers, war- ara of fee Bt gual Sane a or ct. of the Joan remaining, and that functionary had not floss or, Net ge? CARL KING. taken proper steps for the acceptance of that offer, oo ORS yp Eh ge oa of andto him, therefore, the blame was due. The PN pada bevel at eat Pert at Sete Meee ot piware an ihay sppeer . peter ae improvident squandering of the peblic domain was iagcientire, uodesstey und"avery article seloeted and i together with, with, Bumaoke, Glin commented upon as one great cause of the want of fe oe a na eres pono jee a tect ay Sean rete kee, secidente, We. 96 Libs! confidence of capitalists in the public faith, and an ARTIFICIAL TERTH., , Brisgaeayi st Patterns ory os “Aitasnes eiieree nga er must be, a fas Ci pine Bereens, 8 THE PRINCIPLE OF o ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. Hi late; itt called on pick lt sraticentat eth 1 calle pte) § ‘and ether’ aes {MPORTANT. ~~ Ca TO veces reper DR HULL'S ABDO- SUPPORTERS. unwillingness to saddle posterity,with the debts of the present generation, was urged in opposition to the extension of the time for the continuance of the loan, KEN ViICTGRIA. ‘The milk department i és conducted by the moet is HIS aoe onary erg falling of the womb, and re. ingenious and T and then the amendment was|ost, but 34 members deny oes got to be eugliag criinneeed toe wee | renee te to telat to. his kilt and sbi. ap ats Dimeear ener oa] et itis voting in its support. A proposition to reduce the ears teuanarer oak me more rraetnere, and apdias time with Teen os Sererse te mo rae asphalt tt period from twelve to three years was also rejected. ar Brredwavs and 17 Pics ere i cheerfal y recommend tha he exnecial ea 10 any parlor sani omen An amendment which proposes to legalize the sale | jeica stots ber parehnted 0s eithee ct fish: | sutioned frow Peieion or erraag to he pub, lng ire Healt ee, at the re fog erat of stock at less than par after reasonable edvertising | ™ents.at rebelastie sae Sern oe ronsotinbee Ooturt ms Im? rely on Mis euill fa ie eo % ee oe, t | ated wpe om etciaenely toe fetus wassare of sixty days, if no other terms could be obtained, | [)®¥,COLO! thes for Oil Punting’ oF Kalsomne for ale tl onan Wide 8. PATTISON, M.D. tendunee, to apply Trusses was also debated, but the committee rose and icormer of February Ree ee: UaiatS oF New Yerk. es bed eg eer with a general af | miSim® Pore ue ‘Astor reported progress before any question was taken Bh Te a rene eanbver eenddr tp A sear 7 Gast RICKS. : eR upon it, beyond the rejection of a motion to increase the interest to 8 percent, which was made with a Brunsw ck Green, A GENTLEMEN, “Green, . 4 . hey Umbre, wishing bo be diacherse’ Ps wi a, LAG! view to the reduction ofthe period of the loan, on | | Tairnters ani iopravers Frankton "and Miah Blacks, under tha law ar nce “nica aenmene paaak® Orremaich corer Barclay. New hie the greund that a loan for a short term of years, Pier: oy 364 Broadway. corner Franklin. | bosiness alsoattended to. Charces inate 7 Fe on aa yaa complete assortment of Mechanic Tools, James Inerews, HATS! HATS! HATS ! at a high rate of interest was better and more advantageous than a loan for a long term, ata moderate interest. This, with some unimpor- INTING, (or Beauty, Heonomy, Dura. . he—possess-s advantages ever every cubes oy ser. asi is free from alt unpleasant y of caior, DOCTOR FAWC4#: EMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE ae ONS, aud of the Medical dial Calog at A ondon aud Edinburah, > inter i ime watornighin, ounhaes bic eenclice oe te WN & COS. One orice Hat Store, wholesale and re- tant public business, was the substance of the day’s fe wort cy sie el adnate fo eens cel | pic apes new os si we | B Hat) ITB sie sas’ corner of Mott streat: where proceedings. Of the latter class, was the confirma- tion of Mr. Lowell, of Maine, in his seat—his elec- tion having been contested. tay PEARSON, Dr. F. is eucouraged atreet. New —- ‘who wi t No. 488 Broadw: i will give tre beat ce | ‘ora promptly ex- veated by applying as ‘bove, either in the city or country” Oe eee teceain wild sista ninond dg : oe fern leasure now to offer im addition “Applied aes uapped bat, a.new style, the all information respec! ae Nowher which undermine the constituti pe diferace a oe Mr. Charles Dickens was in the House for a few sey te fun any other ‘Ve thectton . recess “ae 2 iy adhere mr to-day, res his Lae bole box rtf Bf W ‘eae in ASR, Rog ail de soy ig gl te et Bare fod the Ai amost roreat lent Adams bespoke a warm edness on aicher gold and silver, penctle, gold c Hi picesant publi sides, and a well cemented friendship that was ex: | iailigwen ck te ‘ay other pl idence eat ae LS, seg mach, and. gives ‘tensity sumer ceedingly gratifying. He leaves Washington to- i m At aed PT EN ee all Bot peta ie prose on by oe night direct tor Richmond. LPs SS eee eee werk can tataed ‘at hay offen toe Fleas 0 Bottles Hy of Boda ner ef Watenes tnd d oak ee fare consulted oat Koury of the Baltimore, - ed me Letters (p (post paid) will rece! tmenodiate nt- Cl ; ‘ol Todine. Tri [Correspondence of the Herald.| aos: mBUG, BUT arate ome Sieger tant “DR GOUR ? a eerste cat footeals oy EE Battimonm, March 17, 1842. e approved of her. I Pre balla on Hs RA 8 Naval Court Martial, §e. ie I ar Magee POUDRES SUBTILES. Mr. Burxert,— enll bsfore parehusing ivi oesammteaes Bl ron cca yt abies HUMAN The naval general court martial is rapidly pro- si by east Americas of oak and cedar, Bi sated gressing in the different trials that are to to be set- “te : a Uri, Nak ftac Tate Water at. | OUR Eres am, Bi i Ax no ae tled at its session. The defence of Lieutenant 19.18 ‘ance, 0 far az the Hair ia concerned, and to Gordon, whose trial was concluded on Tuesday BEW. ARE. en aoe Se eal ore eaew i cnd m0 dtr hae ee last, will be read to-day ; and to-morrow the tria edie of aul eM cae sot ferent Bei tot We hare found upon inquiry that of late some persons have is: of Captain Claek will be commenced. The Captain imedteted candy deve the alate oceanenig ohm bones eas inet oda erst ilk, sie 1 is charged mainly with immoral and inhumane eon- wee ith ou 2 a ia have perehnaes oe iE goumterfn aes de fe eo Ribasy ‘on her i nr pe a SiveRand dha cad recy duct some years ago. It is said that his trial will f Eames, crahasue, “We can clypuys co coe eg QvaeralG, PM has |) anne: can Beriously, “! vos have been the most important of any that willeome | ™OPESPITy Netting with THE HEALTH roaring pate yd ee ogee ky an sere Oty oa ce - before the Court at the present session. A vast a a base fellow the purpose of - poyny al oh va nor dangerous number; of witnesses are here, sammoned on his inthe ea hite naan i ae mdepegyrthy pers eam: om, bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, from 6d to dad ge. that they, mat be more cuatipat in future where | w mht! Dy. Gourand?s gar sey tte eh couetiee yaa ase 1 @d to 108. The court is a very efficient one and its members | Wapaut ve returned it, They have Tefued to re pa mainte ei for sad os Soe of seiy are prompt in attendance, and attention to their du- |“ ™*™°"Ea. « ue rartreuler Notice. ~ sig Bei, ch ties in and outof court. x of the Gentine Horchitnd Coady beara upon | “SAGER Pea ents cNew toh we os w Ales Gul sae J. 1, DIN: Tim ate ekycemie Ceaties Water, Eady is SERS Bontiso tan anemic FLAG, Hi pe fio 1st and 3 truly an le, enterprising, and indefatigable man which ia a jancribed the, word Resse, plate Ri two | strect ae Brown, nae eat meen a se n ot Sete ah cass Aigsene tines an oiths ie oon ay oD Why HERCULES (aaaton lb im mag tare tren oe irae credit to himeelf and the court; and, theug The wi bears the fe ‘nom 9 Son. vscek--Mias Eireann a fy a Tam hase Lrreeavy ot before him wet iat "hs ie FSA = a not tise th, 0% Rita. dora street—| Folie phi rove himee! to a ia a farope Pixos is empesten to pase’ here to-dey on | rnasnrs COM Sic bea ib SAxpy. Beat Hstier Wet 7 tapas 3 or VARESE Se ere Rovielk. "Gate! a Inst | , TOMESSRS.J PEASE & SON med "ea 7 Sone SE 100! ol ir, was nominates is ' doer ‘rening by ged for their candidate for renke ene a a ttaiee' fore, a PEMALE. PILLS, ours, ) |, F scammen. os Parscorr. -. Timmer Clark New Seas Philadelphia, ares of Ff srt Cosces thd Sew pe forks evra (Conpatne of eh Baza Rarer. oo Patapetrata, March 19, 184235 Great E xcitement— Two More Banks Broken— Heavy Run on Two others— Resumption of Specie a K oeverely tested in this « a at Sapeneeere ie abe stoop ments—Stocks and Brokers—Girard Bank A ching cy ; ment—St. Patrick's Day, & 7A eeeen aE 308. es Following = pitty Sane. ee . = na ote fo ei wet akon Pe vies gh fectioners are not ‘*omine Colors are more tnt be ay today has been ‘a scene of great and arr Sra te 4 Fer are surceable to the ere cn then han oil colors. 1 mst wate << ee eontinued excitement. The run upon the Pens tcthed, wholesale and Country mca health and a May "a erm) Nee tae care ate Hee Jercey ellen vak ae terday, resulted in its failure, | tat to. aia shes beryl promerlyaplled be washed whew sol prod mt hy AL =r Gerrpany, between NewYork sod. she rerio moining, to the great cha. ‘Terme wanes Orders spuelyod thd erry to $18 perannam, ci be teres masta STE Rushton & Aspinwall, 110 ‘Broadway, 10 Astor House, and #1, W illin at, Thom snd 728 pia Ae r HN grin ofthe handredsthat thronged around its doo: The sheriff was there i person, wit of. ‘icers, and all was quiet. f pat ba Fooanp read Bouth ies Wool, suitable tine!e 90,000 Ibe. GOs te am Ri aoa ‘cor Fulton ox and Mad ong | SON aa STREET community is esdeithinnd to be mach anna = of eure iy . to vty n ah ot Ocal Ral Red Pe a all sizes. Yarutos 4 Seen” 8 iain bony Co thos wag expected. Banke and brokers beth come te mel, comer prea | tr reet.near asaiy Ruvaio—issued every e iu 1-1 a fair ohare of loss, She will never rise again, i] tT eee a TN tno otlock— price rie cons par ovpy, furnished te tho '« very clear. Nessa try eahecribers at $3 per anoum in ihe alarm and confasion in conse of the ‘te his patrons are requested to address (nen betters failuce of the Peun Township Bank spread like A at end Réltor: oma ‘At bose until 9 PD, charge moderate. ia ol mast be . Vases