The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1843, Page 3

mT question was finally taken on the motion of Mr. Conran, and carried as follows:— ‘Yxas.—Messrs. Archer, Bates, B Clayton, Conred, Crafts, Crittenden, am, Henderson, Huntington, as oe : erebees, Tea 14. madge, 2 Nays.— Messrs. Allen, Bagby houn, Cuthbert, Fulton, King, Li fie, Rives, Sevier, Smith o! Wall 22, Mr. McDurrm renewed his resolutions, and the Session. Kennepy, of Maryland, gave Senate went into Executive In the House, Mr. notice of am re Moun Another cut at Captain Tyler. berts, and his er to send for persons and { The Joint Resolution Welative to distributing the of the census was bill for The ton was od, 89 to 59. moved to lay-it on the table. noes 102. Itgrantsthe heirs $75,000. ‘The bill to relieve the heirs of Philip Renaut was ey . the bill to relieve the sureties of Swartwout came RAHAM moved to lay iton the table. Negatived, ayes 69, noes 85 question was taken on its third reading. Sranuey Tt was then lost—ayes 72, noes 75—because some of its best friends were ab- up fora third reading. Mr. Gi called the ayesand noes sent. The House then adjourned. Foreign Markets, Havana, Feb. commoditi former quotations. ‘ard, Berrien, Choate, Dayton, Evans, langum, Merrick, Phelps, Smith of In., Sprague, Tall- enton, Buchanan, Cal- an, McRoberts, MeDuf Con., Sturgeon, Tappan, ker, Wilcox, Williams, Woodbury, Wright, Young. the intment and com- regulate the appow m saliva A. letter was received from the Secretary of the ‘reasury relative to the removal of Jonathan Ro- is predecessor, Calvin Blythe. They were referred to a Select Committee who have pow- passed. the relief of the heirs of Robert Ful A Mr. Burke, of N.H, Negatived, ayes 56— 7.—The market; for sll descriptions of les remains without change,‘ and we renew our LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Savanna, Feb 15—Arr St Mark, Butman, Liverpool; Prince Jvinvill lor, New G: vana; ‘Tellus, Tayl Sparta, Brown, Bostch. Cli Monticello, Lawto Obidas! EvanerHarscn. Shi Newark Merwin, Mo Johnson, Liverpool, JaCRSONYILLE, Feb 1~-Sld Crusoe, Tucker, NYork. Spoken. Gen Call, from Porto Cabetlo for Baltimore, Feb 11, lat 310, Jon 76 40. Forelgn Ports. Havana, Feb 9—In port, Cristoval Colon, Smith, from New orks justarrs Velasco, trom Boston, do. Passed off the Mord, bound in, Altorf, Bogardus, from Charleston. Tue Onkanyee.—We learn that the cause of the disaster to this beautiful craft was owing to the giving way of the heavy brass casting by which her jibstay was connected with the cutwater. This stay being the main support of the masts, which were raking, the foremast went by the board, and the mainmast soon followed, ripping up the deck and leaving her a wreck. Before that, she had laid-to for thirty hours like aduck, without shipping a drop of water. We are happy to learn that the Onkahyee was fully insured.” To the newly-appointed Board of Wardens. T sent worthy Secretary is to be removed from his office. Mr is is a firm and undeviating Democrat—was placed there by his political opponents through the t his Democratic iends, and the generosity ot the Whig merchants. Mr. Norris was one of our most active Pilots, by way of Sandy Hook ; he is called the man-of-war Pilot, having had the special charge of a large por- -of-war, in and out of this port ; and great credit is due to this gentleman on account of din regard to rt ck at Brooklyn. Mr. Norris has at all times contended that a ship ot the line could be brought into the port of New York Hook without danger, and this inion was considered greatly in errer, as he stood but when the time come, he safely h laware, ship-of-the line, and has since brought in and taken out other line-of-bat- by his skill and New York is firmly established as one of our tember, 1839, Mr. Nor- Tis was selected by the Collector of the Port, to take id moor the Light Ship off Sand while in the performance of this duty, the chain ca- ble shpped from its hawse and came in contact with his legs, mearetation became necessary, which de- him of a limb, and which also prevented him ‘rom following his profession as a Pilot. His present means are limited, and far from being sufficient for If there can be any found with Mr. Norris, then turn him out; but A vast amount of bu- a 1 s hands, which clearly proves his attention to it. His integrity is undoubt- ed, and he has given general satisfaction to the com- munity. How these gentlemen—the new Board of ‘Wardens—can bring their minds to commit an act so unfeeling on their part, and so injurious to the ty, | cannot conceive, but I am fully rom the well-known character of the ardens, this will not be done. It is currently reported that the Norris is a pereeeatiog influence of a few of ri tion of our me: th cial act of Congress being the ‘ppeopriation to build a Dry by. way of Sand: almost alone; brought into port the De! tle ships withont accident: thus, ene qivst Naval Depots. Ja out an ive the eapeart of, a large family fault ] Lam informed there is none. siness has passed through his Democratic rsuaded, joard of formed there are man: the place of this unfortunate man. Hook, and will be expressed by nine-tenths of the public. Onymric Crrcvs.—Treascrer’s Bensrrt.—Mr. W. A. Delevan, the worthy treasurer of Welch’s popular establishment, we perceive takes a benefit this evening. Froma cursory glance at the bill pre- rented for the occasion, we pronounce it decidedly the most superb selection of equestrian, pantomimic and gymnastic scenes and acts ever presented in this or any other country. Feats of the most aston- ishing and elegant character, embracing all thet is beautiful in grace, loveliness and classic magnifi- cence, are announced with a profusion hitherto unparalleled: a grand Tournamental Spectacle— tion act entitled the Tyro of the Arena— Olympic Display—a new act by the accomplished Mrs. Howard, called Poverty and Riches—a comic ballet entited the Little Red Riding Hood, in which the wonderful infant company make their first ap- pearance—Mr. C. J. Rogers in » new and elegant act of horsemanship—a French Allemande on two horses—unequalled equestrian acts by Nathans and pupil, Cadwallader, Carrol, Master Glenroy, and others—Comic Concert—the Tattooed Man=and a host of other attractions, entirely “too numerous to mention.” Secure seats early, and prevent disap- pointment, for doubtless there will be a tremendous an eqi Cuatnam Turatre —Kaowles’ much admired play of “ William Tell,” is announced tor this eve- ning with a powerful cast of characters. Tne highly popular drama of the “‘Foulah Slave,” is also of- fered, and, in connection with the extravaganzas of that incomparable son of fun, the “Great West- ern,” presents an unnsually attractive bill, and must draw an uncommon house. Qg@ BRISTOL’s saR mony of the virtues of th bl the inventor, C. C. Bristol. Wm. C. Carl, ously afflicted for nearly twent, affection of the nerves, and an al from Dyspepsia. He was induced to the recommendation of a friend, who rits; he did so with little faith, but scar five bottles before his a] and from being a crippled invalid, he business nearly restored to hi Sarsaparilla Ae He says, tion be without it—it is invaluable.” celebrated wi le and retail, by Wm. Burger, 60 Court- landt street, and at retail by’ Rushton & Co.; Milau’s, 183 Broadway ; BT ap peread William street; Syme, 63 Bow. Wai 167 Division street; J. Syme, 30 Fulton, near ‘aier street; 211 Fulton street’ and Druggists generally, ——$—— OF alles dk OF COUNTERFEITS.—The origi- Man’s Plaster and the Medicated Lozenges were by Dr. Sherman, a regular phy celebrated for their curativ« Properties, an! soon the demand for them became very the United eat But within a tew ave sprung up and palmed off their counterfeits u;on the public in A in, Dr. Sherman would caution and counterteits, buthaviag none of first made and sold ot New York. They became Great throug! months a numbeP of base‘imitators stances for the genuine. the public against certain imitations ing, to be sure, the same name, their virtues. Warehouse, 106 Nassau street. 5,4 Stanwix Hall, Albany ; ————_.., THE FRENCH ANTI-PHLOGIS' or fee curs of harges from the _ all disc! bottles, at $1, and at 60 cents neh. is added to the thousands already most total ite waa com in Nuptune. PARILLA.—Another testi rifier of the the hands of 1, Esq., of 214 Broadway, has been griev- years with rhoumatiam, lose of apnetite this remedy on iad tested its me- ely had he u.ed pletely restored, is now about his h, and this by Bristol I would on no considera. Agents—s State street, and 3 Ledger Buildings, IC MIXTURE urethra—sold .W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, 7 N jassau street The rleans; re: Lee jobile; Exact, Sr Auaustine, Feb 11—Arr N L McCready, Somers, New i _ Lam in- applicants for the situation— some recommended by the Governor—others very strongly by the Senators—others by their numerous Democratic friends. All are worthy and respectable men. Some of the applicants have been disappoint- ed at Albany, and they fall back with a desire for t 2 I can only say, Mr. Editor, if they throw this unfortunate man overboard, with only one leg to swim, and ship on board a raw hand, they must take the consequences, which will be the condemnation and disgrace which jician MONEY MARKT, Sunday, Feb. 19-6 P. M. The Cana) Commissioners of the Pennsylvania Canal and Railroads, have made a large reduction of the tolls chargeable for the year 1843, averaging 5 per cent all round. On Flour, through the canal, the toll is tobe 3 mills per Ib. instead of 4 last year; over tife railroad, 6 mills instead of 7. The drawback of 20 cents per bbL., is still to be continued. Abill to renew the charter of the Farmers and Me- chanics’ Bank of Philadelphia, is up before the Legisla- ture of that State. The following is its condition, as com- pared with its return of November, 1941 : — STATEMENT oF THE Conpition ov THE FARMERS’ AND Mecnanics’ Bank or PHILADELPHIA. 1812 Nov. 1841. $1,930 000, 1,250 000 59,993 { <- 172,036 367 40.780 38,1°5 213.714 20.026 game 1 20035 Ki ret 500 $3,053,560 3,623,782 By biils discounted, 941,204 1,202 456 P stnotes of the Bank of the U. Stites, 729,000 729 000 jonds and mortgages, 96,040 112,961 Stock of this Banke ! 62'527 Stock and bonds of ‘turnpike roads, bridges 181,820 and canals, 141,825 Real estate, 90,284 - Loans to the Commonwealth, 301,375 - Due by Baoks of the City and Libertier, 15,097 _ Notes of do do” “do 165,226 396,733 Due by Banks out of the city, 50,533 (678,087 Notesofdo do do 22"444 — Gold and silver coins, 608,225 249,662 ‘Treasury notes, = 64,786 $3,053,560 3,623,782 Of the $929,972 of deposits, $103,000 is to the credit of the trustees of the Bank of the United States, on account of the $729,000 of post notes held by the bank. The stock is held by nine hundred and forty-one per- sons, and the number of accounts now open in the Bank nearly reach twenty-five hundred. Repudiating resolutions were introduced into the Florida House of Representatives on the 6th, and failed. The condition of the United States, in relation to the indebtedness of the insolvent members of the confederacy, canin no wise be considereda local, peculiar, or tem- Porary circumstance. It is tothe funding system, what the failure of the banks in 1637, was to the credit system throughout the world. Small politicians and superficial thinkers, affect to ascribe the disasters which followed that event, to local and political movements It is, how- ever, an undoubted fact, that the inflated credits in this country, formed at that time but a part of the bubble, which, centering in London, embraced the commercial world. ltistrue, that it gave way in this country first, because this was the weakest point, and most dependant to support it on foreign aid. The difficulties started here Tolled over the face of the earth, and the paper system of England, on which its debt and aristocracy are reared as ona sand bank, in the fall of 1989 was saved from de. struction only by a loan of £4,000,000 from the Bank of France. The rebound of that event on this country, has caused the insolvency of many State governments tobe declared. This isthe only difference between them and the European governments. They are all insolvent and bankruptcy, which is only a declaration of insolvency, must soon'follow. Theoutcry raised in Europe against this inevitable course, isnot in consequence of the mere loss of the money, but because it touches their only vul- nerable point. It isthe practical manner, in which the progress of human rights will be applied to the credit- supported tyrannies of Europe. When this country threw off the yoke of Eng- land, and adopted the elective republican form of Government, it rejected forever the absurd preten. sions of monarchy to invade the rights, and restrict the liberties of future generations. They viewed with unutterable contempt, the absurd, presumptive end slavish conduct of the English people, when in 1689, they sent to Holland for William to eome and reign over them, and by solemn compact with him “did renounce and abdicate their rights, to choose a King ever after, for themselves, and for all their posterity for ever.” Such are the words of the instrument. The American people acknowledge no right in by-gone ages to take away their inalienable rights, nor did they covet the power toenslave posterity, body andsoul. It did happen, however, that made, ‘Sperm oil Whale, profitab! age, Ext tend her Havrr- burg. Ew NYorl Whale oil,. January, 1843, which, with the len; even a fair Her remains will be tak: on Tuesday mornin; Sing Sing paper Germany; Miss Charleston—4 in the. stad OrLEans—Sh semblance of power, ard after 25 years of profound peace, went in 1689 cringing to the Bank of France, “cap in hand, for alms, which was granted in the shape of a loan of £4,000,000 to buy bread in the north of Europe. To talk of thestrength of a country which cannot feed its people in time of peace, is absurd. Depriving the United States of her lands is to take awey her military strength ; there would be no means to put in requisition the resources of the country. It isthe only basis for government credit in time of war. The idea of giving them to English bond holdersis in the highest de- gree treasonable. The attempt to enforce iton the part of the foreign governments would not be a war between nations. It would be a war of the aristocracy and fund- holders of all nations against the tax payers of all nations. Would the people of England and Ireland pay new taxes to the bond holders for the sake of enforcing taxes upon their relations who have emigrated to Illinois and Indiana to avoid taxes? The commencement of a war of taxation againstthe United States, would be throwing down the gauntlet to republicanism throughout the world. What would then be the fate of the English debt? There is now nocommunity of interests in any nation between the people und the debt-covered governments. The magni- tude of the debts has destroyed the power to protect the people and left the governments only instruments of op- pression. Theonly way to stave off the fatal day is for the State creditors here to take the offers of compromise thatare held out in Mlinois and elsewhere, as quietly as possible, and let the matter drop. aS ee Corn Trade, We have nothing new to record in this market remain as last sumption. Puinapeiruia, Feb 18.—' and prices without change. at $3,75 a 3,81 for Sales for c’ $4. The receipts Bautimore, ; Prices quoted, with a demand governed by the con- The market continues quiet, Sales for export of 1000 Ibs. ‘ood fair and common brands, have been ity use at $3,765 a 3,874; good brands at for the past week have fallen off. ‘eb. 18.—The demand for Howard street hasnot been very heavy. Sales of made from stores at $3,50 a 3,56. latter quotations; City mills we quote New Orceans, Feb. 8 —The market was un ually dull —quotations for small sales ruled at $3, receipts are very limited. any brands have been lolders are firm atthe at $3,75, firm. 403,25. The Whale Fishery. This branch of our commer cent within a few years, during the past year must ships and devoting them have returned 1) four years, hopes of good returns. ‘The low price of oil is another discouraging feature, lengthened voyages required to obtam wantity, must make the business far from at least for the next yer and reports 74 L., daughter of P —Packet ship Bu ene Le Gal, New Yor steerage, ni i cca Kina, widow of the late Henry King, aged 42 years and 11 months, She died with- outa murmur, in the full hope of a Christian reward. en to Tarrytown for interment please copy this no} Adelaide Virbel, Fra: i aa of oil into the United States, from January, 13,922 bbls, 5,963 16,640 Being a decrease of 6,063 bbls. Sperm, and 10,672 bbls. ce has fallen off a large per and the unfortunate voyages tend to the withdrawal of many to other business. ately half full, after being out three and from those afloat give very poor Many ships Died. At North Brunswick, New Jersey, in the 40th year of his oge, Samurn 8. Krtcuum, His friends and acquaintance his brother, H. F. late of this city. e8 generally, and those of Ketchum, are particularly invited to at- tend his funeral, this afternoon at 2 o’cloc! sidence of his brother, 242 Grand street, On Sunday morning, » from the re- 19th inst. in the 29d year of her f the Rey. John Jehnstone, pas- tor of the Presbyterian Church in Jane street. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- funeral, on Thursday from the residence of her father, On Sunday morning, 19th painful illness, Mra, Ri lernoon, at 4 o’clock, lane street. after a lingering and ived. z' reundy—De TR Tugalls, JR War- lisse ama; J B Lang, T C Reynolds, n—J Reber, of Ohio; S Johnson, of mainmast, aud absndoned. A British the tir Bria Ocr. Sos the 12th inst, off Cape Romain, fell in with of a ship, part of the pla " up. The Oo" of the planks tom from her bot schr was alongside at | ‘Amencan. at Charleston from Beston, reports jong boat tom, aud bottom encountered very heavyrgales during the passage, » With other slight camages, and was several times Ime; supposed the barque to be the AN, Eldridge Hit sai riven off the coast, Smart Pox.—The 6th inst. wes com Massachusetts, arrived at New Orleans ‘ed to remain at Algiers, many on board being do HT pox iT hy Sarah, C pt Avthony, left Philadelphia Jan 1th and the Capes of the Delaware on the 1th at 0AM Jape Haytien on the 22d at 1 ) making the passave from the Capes of Delaware to Cape Hayden in 7 davs and 2336 hours. Dr Mobi! east overboas may ser RRESTS IN THe Guir—The following was picked up at le Pointa few days ago. It was secured in a bottle, and from the Falmouth at the time of its date. This 2 throw some additional light upon the currents of U Falmonth, Jes Melo- ; Spoke: 1 Pizeipaol, from Apalachicola for Liverpool, Feb 2, lat 24 20, jon 80 40. Coosa, steering W, Feb 9, lat 24 30, lon 80 40. Ports. Lyon, Stoddard, NYork—had |. Ke; 17th, Diadem, NOrl 94 Narraganset, Destebecho, Charlest »NYork, Cd 16th, Baltimore Charleston; Lyons, Parker, In port, Moselle, Hunt. f w ook thy Elon, Barret. anc! do; Henry Leeda, Mitchell, do; stance, Drummond, for New Or: or N York. - mera d, Howe, » Urquhart, do; Ker ent, Marshall, do; 3: Rhone, Johnso Manseinies. Jan ti—Arr Mary Ann, Whitmore, Havana. Axtwenp, Jan @—Ar Madison, Boston. rva, Brown, } Jan S—Arr 0 nlomon Saltas, Gray, NOrleans. Key, Depaw, New York; Fame, St Joun, NB, Feb ¢—Arr Lady Falkland, Baker, St Tho- mes; 9th, Olive, Jeffrey, New York, Cld Cunmore, Mackie, Greenock. Havana b a impresario, Collins, for NOrleans, dz; Be'Simon, Su from Wilmington, rocker, Portland, di 1, Lancaster, from Boston; Export, Gardner, from ‘Mo- Trisipan Jan 30—In port, Frankl: Levant, Hall, New York, doy N Ame entune, Fost rigan, Adie, dodo: Larch, Abbott, New ¥ork » Thurlow, fordo; Cuba, do; Madrid; Donvell, aud Sea, ind otners as before. Sid 28th, Espeleta,Ames, Jan 30—In port, Kimberly, for Newbem, NC. next day. Home Ports, Fraxxront, Feb 1—Cld Balkan, Godfrey, NOrleans; Dan- ube, Rich. NYork; St Leon, Babson, Baltimore. Barn, F larston, Cuba; Ceres, Tarbor, NOrleats Portianp, ion, Norris, Matanzas; Snsan Jane, Winsliw, do h, Rapid, Mountfort, West Indice; Sebago, Coffin Mobile; Delaware, Talbot, Richmond. Savem, Feb 15~ Arr / Hole, fr Gloucester, ham Boston, Feb 16--Arr 8 A Appletos V0) Caho Lave Towa, Conan’, for Norfoik, Pr f ams. Bore 0th, Feb Parker, Hav: Nantes; C net, Taylor, di i ‘faylor, Hoey, New ous Dd 3, do; Fe York. zepra, Smith, d Crocker, frevht Metamora, Ash Hoey, de gy, Sellew, NOrleans; Merida, Phir, Ri do; Falconer, Collin ; Duffel, Adams, Charleston; Virgina Pack North Pole, (Br) Wilson, do, Monte, Feb 9—Arr Cotton Panter, Doane, NYork; Pacto- Ins, Marding, Portsin Bedford, Nantucket Sh Kennebeck, and other ports. cal Store, 222 versa Charge the same as from Gay Had. Alpine, Foster, Surinam, via Holmes Sid" 16th, Marion, De Costa, Maran- n, Pearson, Mob te; Mary, B: on, ley » Balimore; Janna Savannah; Harvest, Bates, Fredericksburg: Wi tor, Chapman, N York. Japp, Trinidad for in port, Seaman, lia, for Boston val. In port, Com Hull, Ham- ‘ivmouth, New York for do; Mai Isbury, New York for Thomaston; 3: Maize, P ovipence, Feb 17—Sid Factor, Handy, Havana; 16th, Ad ickerson, Philadelphia. weort, Feb 16—Arr Confidence, Bailey, New Orlenns; Pover,and Galaxy, Brightman, Providen e for Balti: Heath, do for NYork. Sld Hope & Sasan, Ab- and Neptune, ARLESTON Feb 13—Arr Stranger, Chadwick, St Marti 4 Sporks, Mayaguez; Biske, (Br) Fraser, (Fr) Rabor, St Pierre; Daniel Webst Eolus, Bonney. do. Cld Macon, Bibbins, silda, Goddel, Providence, Sld Antigone, (#1) OLA, Jan 25—Arr Helen, Rei 26th, Fde_ner, Collins. Pi La mal ‘Orleans; Mag- lence; William ecrat, McClintock, Key West; ‘rleans; Metamora, Ashby, NYork; ‘aratoga, Bedell, do; 4th, Mazeppa, Jan’ 28th, Cal hard, Wheden, NYork; Manh 2, Senator, Pepner, Providence: 34, Triton, Carr, New In portShips Dauntless, (Br) Rogers, Liverpool; Vir- E do; Courtney, (Br) Turner, 0 Aymar,Carver, sveleigh, de; Ro nklin, do; Solon, Bu arques Gazelle, Allen, freight; Mallory, Brown, di St Andrew. Story, Liverpacl; Saratoga, Bedell, do; Timoleon, do: Paragon, Brayton, do Watson, doy Canton, Pertineill, di iatthews, NYork:'¢ Williams, do: Ari ‘on; Hokomok, Johnaon, et, Brazier, Energy, Sellew, , Florida, Crock: lo; Peruvian, do; Alabama, Bo th vin Savannah; Don Juan, Haynes, N ‘ampbell, (Br Bergh, Liverpool; Gazelle, Allen, ola; Mobile, illiams, N York; Georgiana, lo . Cld Washington, Benson, Liverpoal; lanthe, do; Sarah Ann, Merchant, Boston; Androscoguin, , La, Feb Arr Harraseeket, Charleston; Only —OWEN PRI T, Pilot for New Is, Boston. Portsmouth, Portland, ‘Office at ‘Frye & Shaw's Nauti: ‘ater, corner Beekman street, N. Y.—' © Adams’ Express, Boston, thren days before wanted. . 525 Imisr owing to the insiduous, silent, and unseen manner of its operation, the atrocious tyranny of the funding system ‘was not so well understood, and through that they per- mitted the fortunes and property of individuals, to be- come the prey of bankers and stock-jobbers to a greater extent than was ever practiced by the autocrat. No State had any more right to spend money for any purpose whatever, and bind future generations to pay for it, than they had to inflict upon them hereditary governors. ‘This evil, which crept inte the government of this country, through the influence of those who favored a monarchical government, and for the want of information, as general on the financial, as well as political matters, has developed its atrocious character, and will lead to its extinguishment inevitably. Itis the force and influence of this form of republicanism, which*by appealing practically to the pockets of the starving masses of England and Europe, will sap the foundation of the whole superstructure of aristocracy. This event will be accelerated by the move- ment towards “ assumption of the State debts,” which if carried into effect, will reduce the whole to the level of 13 Wri sham & J: —%5 Ad Oppenhe File—2} com? E —2 8p Jand—2 bankrupt in b mrdct's Abbot y Gert B eae cy, presenting an unbroken front te foreign de- G Hossoabernest ky Haver—Shi Blain—10 J RB merling—9 or—8 Brustlein, Koop Dord—2 € Ahreufeldt. Beylard & com6 Rosengarten & ton—1 Moran & =! Sontevras Smith & o Foretgn iaportations. . ight, Stu: Jones 7 teray—t H Cheyrolat & co—1 Hi Ba de Is Rossiere & co—2 J Dupre—i3 C =13C Gignour & com W lams, Petrie & co—6 Malezienx. Gourd & co—2_ EF mber & Dambmann—21 Pillevuvt & co! A Ma: & com Fabrequette’s Fils & Morra—¢ 18 Morte im & com! Warburg TA Voisin—14 Lees: Iselin—6 Boise 2 A Lezoux—1 J Fenner—2 Joly Freres—! PA Brot—3 gler & Foley—2 H Escher—3 W Wiener—6 F Cottenet raismes & Boizard—3 Wm Vyse~1 Cook & Anthon\—2 F X ‘horspecken & com! C L col D Jacob—1 8 Crosby—1 NL & Allen—23 Pra: 1'Schmidt & co—2 F a, Christ & Fiewrhe & comt fl Toutes bet « ¢ it a L,' C Husht & co-3 H Tobias 25 Lane, Lamson &ecoms DC Porter Rio pe Janeino— Brig Wm P ke & W & Rusch—1 H D. in & Perrot—2 F; DeRham—I| D C Porter—I Young, o—1 J Magnin—1 Colvill & Fleming—1_ % Jaffray & = Rossange—1 Howland & Aspinwall—2C Fay—i La- chaise & Fouche—2 cases specie A Belmont—I9 pkgs J Nani D: 6 B Strange—14 C Maillari—1 Ballin & Sander—2_Ri- chards, Bassett & Aborn—1 $ Haskell: Draner—7 & M Dy 4 ', Beer & May—1 E Hon—1 M rr & com—1 Dale & Maxwell. e-—2200 bags coffee W Beck- Bnrgundy—17_ pkgs Underwood, Teterel & Felix—4 Nevins & co—2 Chester, Clark & co es & Shaw—! Lewis Melly—1 Schaffer—1 A BD Pranci: M 1D Stan- mancourt ve & Livermore—2 R & H Martin—4_ DG & D Ha emt i—t J EH: Se: 3 AE Ste Sander & Keese—3 this will superintendence, p none other) ad ANTED=—By a lady of respectability (having no encum- brance) ‘sicuation whe e she can be perfectly being all the remuneration required. She will assist i small family where no menial office is ¢ ned by her, take charve of a house while f, or any other eligible a amount for trust or ne. With tea! nome and particulars (ani dito" Rehev” Herald Office, for one week, 20F 1t*m given to her A be attend be sy me! NO LE sitmat dated witht Enquire 382 Broome st Four LAAN NUAL Bal Broadway, on Wednesday evening, Nov 22". every exe sien te meke it o1 £29 3 ‘wo parlors with altie bed room, ple in Broome sc. Two gentlemen may b= ace he psrlors till the first of May,or longer if io anf LL OF CHATH. NGIN COMPANY, No. 2, will be held ut Washingtoo Hall, ii . room will plewd-dt ‘corated with the emblems of the Fire Devart- The undersigned committee pledge themselves to u i Most SP ised ‘ balls of the ‘im. Lewin, eet. Tickets $1—to be had eet. FI of tae, | Washington Hall. GW. EVANS. Floor Manager. T SHADBOLT, Seer ing, "THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL the Hebrew Benevolent Society will t the ‘0th ‘nst, at Niblo’s. place this even- rekuey conches and cabs engaged for thisBal! will set their compa.y down with the horte’s heads towards Houston street, aud take them up in reverse order_when leaving. ’ ii. BROWN One of the greatest evils which has grown out of the Pres! pagram hohe on A Limi TIN 1 bbl agar 20f 10% apector of Hacks and | Cabs. borrowing system, is the number of advocates which it J Jackson. hecad birt ae ate a aa Fas epee, OF WASHINGTON VOLUN ' ; F we i ‘ 8 hers of the First Comorny of Wash- Cane an OOF All that ie English. England, its indtita- | Gcoohsion & Betviebere oe de tasers be Beast eerie ies | ington Venatoce re amners of the First Company of tions, its laws, its manners, and its examples, are the daily | A C Rossiere & co—280 ceroons tobaceo 3 crotehes makoesey B Holl pane seven o-0look; at the Dixth theme of the parasite borrowers, and their tools and | AY™** and side arms; also ‘to muster on agents. The halisof legislation resound with adulation of British power—an Ex-President of the Union has not hesitated to express inthe House of Representatives, his admiration for British power—betray heartfelt exultation at the success of British rapine and murder in the east, and to threaten a State of Union with British vengeance, if _ it did not acknowledge ong, F Leverioh--#8 bole 13 hhds G what it considers an unjust debt. The preference for | '' bubouiwectA B Nelo ee every thing that is English is similar to that which exist- edin Germany under Frederick the Greats The pre‘e- rence for French literature and manners, so long exhibit- ed by thenobility and rulers of Germany, deadened that warm and generous enthusiasm which naturally clings to the soil of our birth. Frederick the Great scarcely deigned to read a german book. His friends and counsellors were Domestic Importations, ishoy Richards & Bassett! do 1 case C & 6 rales (0 10 order Koop—20 bbls BH Field—! bx N B Bogart & Knerland—2 trunks Waldo—7% kegs 59 tes —Ship Unron—900 bbls flour G Merle—t «: ox Brett & Vose—7 bhis Rit on & Cobb—1013 sacks corn Greenway W Lenard—266 New ORtrans—Ship Gaston—300 bbls lard Smal!, Williams &co—593 do pork Reed, Schermernorn & co—39 hhds 20 bbls hams 150 kegs lerd John M Shaw & co—300 Fein 10 do 359 kegs © Smith & co—350 bdis bhds hams 16 do sugar Roberts & Willian —I3 bbls castor oil Wolfe & Bish Tackson—196 b!: seed RL Mai bbis do Suydam & C born—20 1 bale robes Schauck & Downing—t1 trunk J pork Buck & co12 hhds tobaces 14 do flax ad & com12 hhde tallow HO Andrews—261 sks H Schomacher & co—20 Henry bbis_ 300 kegs Small, Wil- ler—159d0 339 kegs Morgan & Avery hds T P Stonton—10 puns rum Thompson & Adam-—35 bbls Bash & co—191 cks 270 bbls Heed & Schermethorn—20 vo 194 kegs G Douglase—43.cks 84 bbls 123 kegs 7 hhds Pl Nevius & son—200 sacks 7 bbls NL & G Griswol Wilder— ake & Ev 2 bales Sprague & Joun Cartanan, Orderly Serreant. inst at hilf past six o’clock, m front treet, in fall uniform, to proceed By order of A. ULAYTO! aprain. Zap £20 1t*r N Engi gang artic! 20 allforeigners. French was universally spoken at Court, | Rohinson—6 Mf bblswugar 2 bhls molasses Bryant & Matton << | wil ol Y and #0 degraded was the national character,that Voltaire, | | taponck Pl Nese is Goede go te Sahn Hebe 5 bbe then at the Prussian Court, when arrangning some Prus- SEW Ohn:istes ees soeterehaiten teal wors'9 ta. etsent: |e sians to act as subordinates in a tragedy at Potsdam, dared $6 bbls 6 kegs lard 144 bbls pork 59do hams 8 bales Buush 0. to exclaim because they could not comprehend his French, ‘J'ai demandé des hommes, et l'on me denne des Allemands.” “1 have asked for men and they give me only Germans.” The bitter fruits of this national debase ment were gathered when the car of the French victor bir—30 J Keo 96 well—i9 Johnston & co40 8 H Apratacuicova—Brig Harriet—291 bales cotton Boorma: Vinson—61 J H Talman—19 WD Mal H Prescott—107 8 Bronson—4 H Coit—19 Smit, Mills 0—13 J & E Waldo—93 G King—50 W'Barn- Salrus & G Coll swept over them almost without resistance. The national enthusiasm had been nearly extinguished. British gold and British credit have nearly produced the same results in this country ; all who oppose the enslaving influence of loans are denounced by the fierce emissaries of the oli- to Com garchy as disorganisers and dertructives. It is allin vain, mele 8 however; republican opposition to financial as well as po: | fox of litical slavery will rell over the face of the earth until every man’s property, andthe results of his own indus- try, will beas freely at his own disposal as his political | teceived. port of the Shipping left respondents, sendiug to obtait ents lore iT 1 an ™ HLVEY, 0 at the Port_w § poken on their P ssage, a List of their Cargo, aut jewsppers or News they may have. ely on their home or abroad, * Office all the Marme fnrell eal Information of any kind wil _=_—_—_—_—_—_—_——_————— MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents. We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give our News Fleet, a Re- whence they sailed, the He! will Agents and Com fer a favor by ence they can be thankfully — opinions, and no government will dare to contract debts for him or his children to pay by the sweat of their brews. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 20, The attempt of foreign governments through the instru: mentality of debt, to alienate the public lands from the fe- deral government, is one of the boldest attempts at subju- gation ever attempted. This country has no standing ar- my and but a small navy, but the public lands in the hands of the federal government are the cheap and efficient sub- stitute. They form a bond of unity in peace, and are the only resource in war. Nw nation ever at any time exist ed on the face of the earth so strong, physically, as the United States at this moment. 19,000,000 of industrious people, annually produce from the soil, wealth of all de scriptions in volumes far beyond their powers of consump- tion. The commencement of a war, causing the govern- Ment to issue 200,000,000 to $300,000,000 of paper money, based upon public lands, would render instantly available the whole power and wealth of the country. It would Convert her iron mountains into cannon that would encit | “re Biliow, Berr clethe country, convert the forests into ships and steam | Nesmith, Leeds & frigates sufficient to cover the ocesn, put in requisition manufactures, and produce sufficient to feed, clothe and pay an army greater than assembled Europe could ce!- lect. The host of restless, jaring and enterprising spirits whom the paper system has ruined, would be put in requi- sition, the country would become rich by the operation, commerce would not suffer because the late tariff has al- ready destroyed it. Where isthe country that would have the temerity to attack such an array? The vast apparent power of England is a starved skeleton. Daniel Webster has said that “commencing with the rising sun her morn. ing drum beat encircles the earth with a continuous atrain of the martial airs of England.” This is true, but her possessions are military outposts far too extended for her tosupport. Evenin time ef profound peace sir Robery Peel was obliged to repudiate the 3 per cent of the nations] debt in order to feed these garrisons,and even in the zenith of British power,when her annual expense was $000, 000,- 000 she never could assemble 40,000 English troops at any one point on the continent, The nation, with this vest te Hy mate) to rma Sehi master. bags are at h lth: The B. experi coast forthe lest week. ‘Ship Gaston, Elder Edw. K. ‘ctrent, exrpenter of the drowned—every exertion was made to. jussell, from New Orleans, with cotton, &e. to Johnson & Lowd Bri roberts, 50 days Minturn & Co. on, Dyer, 21 days from New Otleans, with corn, Ship Union, Arrived. 2st, with mare, to from New Orlen for New York, « Oud rinnell, SclrPitriot Smith, 18 days from Port au Platt, with mahoga- by eft schr N a Schr Charles E. Thorn, Smith, 8 dave At eke rice to R. M. Demilt. Messe Barrie: Powell, 4 days front NokColle; with indee, to the Underwood. Schr President, Stratton, 2 days from Philadelphia,with mdse, master. si Schr Protector, Bush, 2 days (rom Virginia, with oysters, to Below, Briz Rebecen, 40 days from the Canary Islands. Also, I abip, 2 brigs unknown, General Keeord. Forrion Lerten Orrice.—The packet ships Bngland, for Liverpool, and Sully, for Havre, will sail to-day. t Gilpin’s, Baio Many Emucy. Dyer, bound to Wilmington, NU, with \ cargo of salt, fonndered off Cape Fear. Her captain and crew haye arrived at Wilmington > ich has bees ashore at Provincetown, war teeeived no damage except loss of jib, aud hides were all Burgandy, Wottos 18 days from Port Leon, with cotcon, to jig, Homsman, 2 days from Virginia, with oysters, to jan. ‘The c led on the 3d, and put. into Ply- need very severe weather on the 3 days from New Orleans, with cot- & Co—13 steerage passengers. 7th Homer, from jaltimore for New ton 76 24, Chas P. Brainard, il overboartt and was save him, bat in vain, left the Bar 2d inst. len. from Rio de Janeiro, with jarriet, Vinson, 21 days from Apalachicola, with cotton, for cork, 10 de. ‘from Daren, with 420 ‘Their letter ded in good order, except at Charleston, reports that wa large barque with lows by y dn who fo time fort, 1 i her cure, perfe 20f; Sir aot AGGRAVATED CASE one ofthe myuy hundreds who are daily. testi'y periority of Bristol's 8: ed ino the notice of the commanity—whereas Bristol's Sar parilla performs all it purports to. do, and gives wns frction to those who have mad the article and given it a fair alarming character virible apon him antl the Spri when the Serofala mrde its a;pearance 80 affected them as ‘0 canse severe distre serioashy The di the serofala piolessi and wasting Physicians 11 ‘ ita were resorted () without any bevefit whatever to my son, cerson the leg, the mos r concladed that there were no medicines could posmbly h. and pamful disease, the scrofala. dential! afflicted with serofula in its worst possible form. As alart re- he bl iam a ag 16 ator Hone: Jace 8jme, M.D ry, and Joh Syme, 4. Fulton cor Water streets, Reo: ert Leggett, M, D, 17 Ave: D: B. Qarckenbush, 709 Green? i207 Greeumien fi Teed 13 Fulton ult roekivns a too, hd Hovacn ste; D-H Burtsett, Third Avenue Toeker, 960 matreet. Persons residins in ed toc lon to give a statement of Inc par Hara hi UNTER k y by applying at dicing is ruch that it drives ¢ espett to diet. CHOPPPER—120 cas from 18 TICS —Mr David C Brodesi: ttached to New ork ustom House, Night Wareh, aod Foremauof Howard n+ Company N >. 34, having entered my house and took off his cour and hat for the express purpo-e of rioting, backed by a of rioters, is requesced to call and take away the above Jes, and pay expenses. JOSEPH ORF, Comer of Watts and Greenwich sts. OF SCROFULA ERS ON THE LEG being given up as inewrable wed by Bristol’s Sarsaparitia.—Another 'y sof Bristo's Sarsspariiia. The following | % of the su- ta) paniita over the many nostrums puff- versal satis New Your: Feb 10°33 207 Mainstreet, Buffalo. ‘o C, Bristor— There have been but few events in my life more pleas ing to me, th ntve one that forms the baris of the statement ¢ am abont to make lative tot onishing cure performed our Sarsapartiix on my son, Charles, aged 17 years, Charles from vofaney was aflicted with Serofuia, showing at different periods evident marks of the ristence off the giands of the neck and various he had taken a cold that dire disease, on s of his bedy, whenever There was nothing, however, of a very AUCTION SALES. er, from Thu Iso, © piano and other ‘Also, books and Also! abo iT ste ‘ ‘Alo, alan ind clothing. id handkerehi and ti evsive othin ge and wpie from families removing, r, sofas, chal robes, side boards, ele; THOMAS BEL) BY BEL. Nos.03-4 10: AtI0% o’elork, a Sale of Valuable Furniture, Paintings, om coming for Satu che day's trae L & HOWARD. - DAY. vi TUESDAY. sale of At 1034 oes London ani stat AL 1036 0% ale of under shirts, le Watches, 3 2do. merino, silk hiefs, and numerous Also, achoice lot of perfnme WEDNESDAY, the sales room, ure of all deseriy t rate city ant sol ‘no and domestic dry French cloths, cassimeres, ves groceries, &e, ‘clock at first ing rags, carpets, matting, oil cloths, best , tables, bureaus, looking gl: fas, couches, marble top dressing bureaus, ditto pler and ceutre tab! all kinds of bed room furniture, sales room, Upholaterer's Stock, ariety, of excellent furuiture jav’s sale by the severity of also, the remainder of the upholsterer’s stock, beds, matrasses. Kc., by order of a receiv: ‘arnin &e.; also, first . Anetioneer Pi. forte, by onder of the sheriff—ome paintings valuable goods, &e the sale rooms. goods, mI ticles, faney goods, jewelry, guns, cutlery, keis, Ke. and French superfine broad and be ds, en. ward * superb pianoforte, kitchew utensils, ker Also, a large additio allot of elgant second hand furniture, removed from Brooklyn for convent ‘Also, 10,000 Ibs curled hair for upholaters. f Also, several valuable connters, couattng house furniture, c. THURSDAY. At 1036 o'clock im the sales room. 4 Large Sale of Piano Fortes, Paiutings, Books, Furnitare, works of Art, ke. iL. & A. are vow ready & consignments, door sales of household fu HENRY BY RIELL & ARCU Store 904 Broadway Returns pi K. RIELL, apt. every of sale. ‘Auctr. LARITY, comer of Duane streets. ade advances to any amount on Sales of real entate and ont niture attended to in “Regular sales of Liquors, Segara, & aiture, Pianos, Ke, every Weduesday and Saturday, Groceries, wine: Also, /0,00€ sears, in bon suit buyers. Sainyles in store, Also, several quarter casks of eh Aso, Sherry, Port. and bret 0, branuy, gin and whiskey, ta ¢ TUESDAY, 2tth Athalf-psst 10 o’ctock, in the sal liquors, seg: 0, regnliag,trabness ant Habano ae At 10% o'clock, at the A large lot of new and second han Also 4 elegant piano fortes, one by Dubo bers; ene by Bi RS; One ine, i EDNESDAY. Lindeman; one room, », ke. will be sold at short price, or to wine. rnitare. ix, Bacon & Cham- (Paris) Bouliere. Also, the entire stock of goods ‘from a genteel family re- moving from the city. Also, « fine lot of first rate beds and bedding. Also, ove Ei iz singers, charm SATURDAY, At 10% olelock in the sales room, Fine oi} printings. gold-tinch and two English red poles, WINES—200 bales and Gill Net and all of vs a For sale by ferent s' wi Bridport Sa Seine, Herring, comprising,» full sannitment 0 moerior quelit: and late ¥DWwD. K COLLINS & impor co. h street NT SHEATHING PAPER—20 bal article, much approved of and well adavted for bot tome of ships, roots of houses, Me. for sale by COLLI ofa very au- N83 & co, 56 South street. ON STR ry FOL OWi First, The aware of it; next specting Stricture, and that ignorant advertisen lv of this erronenus notion; then, that there are ahad a vantage G REM a ve JTURE AND ITs CUKE. ARKS WILL PLACE BE ORE the public a few mas. deeply inter ing fa iat the disease called SimscTuRK, isatceru fre occurrence and often exists in versons wh ave nv in the leas ervomeous notion prevatls re Pople ake three narticular circumstances by which a Stricture may be aways known—and in the last ce, that the cure of Stric. ture ts certain, free from pain, and’ generally accomplished ina very tetttetime ‘With regard tot Gonorrher erivus maladies, h stricture may © first of these remarks» {tis well kuown that Strietare is the resi If, for instance, that diseate ts tinge on from month to month, Ws ve in gleet, fides into a But it should be eee ug, and this thickening at 3 part or other of the passage ia stricture ; and, fartner, that { ua re nain unnoticed indeed 4 wiumuisnec o of a padly treatec fered to con leet. Now aud therefore itis for a length of time. from laying dormant, bac is the hidden canse of many not only of’ sexual, bat those alse of a ner any ery miter: yupted stream of urine belongs ouly to the worst of cases, ané it Isto prevent thia very state that these remarks are published ‘The advantage, however, which ignorant advertising they wil! sell their nostruins as long a3 any oF which avery real p: Now, it is a fact, that all the medicin mediately acknowledge, erro) is notion is very cruel. f this discripuion swarm about one ople Every bedy knows thie city, and that win buy them. eran wail im nthe world, alone, can never care a stricture. In proof of this, nothing is more common thar for the writer to be consulted who have been tab ing all manne i and pills, and cordhals, and the like, for um by persons s—as colored dro,vs. ¥ mouths together, but whom, on seeing the real natare of the care. he bos eave 0 as many days. With ayiew of stance! 7, after it is er a drop of two, pothing is mere j The time a Gonorvioea has remase it Not, however, ti so common that the writer rarely soos a case of autre) that this is e: plished in 8 very little ti been advanced some reer ago; but such has been the im ment ia this art, end such the practical experience of the * The Private 2 of all those del ‘ id privacy, i» directed in the plainest advisable, however, that these who suspect a stricture, 1 ficient to observe {aud it is si is corm, free from can now cure thems for one ts naturally mor ont, as 8 genorai rule, ifit snould be suffered is alone would afford sufficient jou of a stretare. . twon the mind—The effect o! ¢ spirits, andtolessen both bodil: iD cture has ress the This also tit is seen venting these impomt fore the pizblic a more one ol ke in every rs mos he sees inany every day) in which the patient ie o capable of busineas’xs former! form return of spirrts, aud Br ret tinted im, and it es individual, but it 1 nd much as this could ¥ 4,90 a8 Lo wet 4 fililes The pextis tmeuredmit is dith cult to say hew long a Gonorrhowa or Gleet may run and not produce a stricta ha Cisposed do. strice The last is— aad mon, effects, stricture doesnot cor plea geverally accom not have care of stricture to w ble, should consals the author personalty. he enn hich the publi remains to saya Ww: ie, and Con patgaet may rely with coufidence on what nate, that for those who wish ves, he fas published s little velumne, 3. coriainty of his im 0 aged for those who mes oO uD mahner. nothing willsur advanee this view Dr. Raloh begs to state that, beside his rank a crad- uate of pede the f 1832, which inflaminaton, affecting his sight. : seare next appeared on his left leg, assuming a very rots and feafoliorm. Spreading rapldly from his knee es. And there was but lit ¢ hope of his bei the leas ef che teg by ampatation, or tre dr f hing exten up alive by his dist pe tm In vion was the skill and talent of the ht into requis vu br ons ‘emedies pre bed by weil as the numeroas nostrums ¥ nded as cure= was f st wating sway Co a mere skeleton. this dreadful condition, with nie rnning and eating ul- of them resembling eatiow applic: this fea fiend trove Y Sgeney in subdui recommen Bristol’s Sorsaparitla, and at the same rs008 who had been cured by it, who were referred to with a faint hope ihat my son might yet be saved under easing of the great Dispenser of every blessing to mankind, need administering to my son Bristol’s Sarsaparilla, im z ita short time, we discovered change for the bet= w meuths his ‘leg was nearly well, leaving only 0 tell whore the aleeratic en, ‘He had v. ictions,all of which,! am happy to ssy,with a hi and gratitude, are now removed and Charles Fiat's a. I should fail iy the deserves Langage ele to express. the preparation « f '¥ any one who 185 Hester DS AYy i ‘ Cedar Cooper. ty Agents fir the sale of Bristol# Sarsaparilia, m Barger, wholesale avent, 50 Courtland st, ee "ty amt atretail at the following places—Milha 183 Broadway. Rushton & Asninwatl, 1'0 Broad- o it st; Philip Mersle, 38? Grand st Grind st E HT Boatou—Mayard & 167 Division st Mr. 1. G ELEARATED Those afficte inforsned that they ean find a at 3 Division eC vown (0 fail ery vistaxe of the poison from stem in a few days, no matter how aggravated the case: certain. Both sexes may use it with y, without regard to circumstances or situation, or The wonderfal cures effected by this eX in different parts of the United States, brated trom Maine to Florida. Price $1 place can the tne article be obtained. ee N Copper, of very extra qualiey, 0. Sen Se THREAD—40 bales pxrent Shoe Tread, white and eon, in Land 2 » for al cece ee EK: COLLINS, & CO, 36 South street. No othe 32 07, (0% (cei the f sed Dr. Ph that he ha: D “dinbu not only are dit hase peentiar lowin tf for Uhis try have assured a the dat his privat (he bitterest repentance. ride his rane in which the “din the plainem possibie manner. the more gmpie aud receny lanproper Panis, and particularly dwelt on— he diff juny be, ne wel a ctions given for cases, but those which gave fallen atiite on from month t Such persone will see vital and ef int ammediate they malar case. It hs He therefore begs ah as graduate of Edinburgh, &e. dc. een watchiny thess diseases, bch in hoapltal and city practice for more than thirty years, and ba work expressly on them. Al: from the joet eminent phys sentin Aimenca=as Sit Ast ck of Philade ithe privilege of reforriog to alo cian of eminence in this city. a4, as betier ground of eoulidense (9 those who are atran d 7 Cooret to i Nothing can lence, No. 68 € Hery at eny hoaten ie may volame anove referred to loft iin, and sthers; and &e—he hes been engaged in the cure i practice, for noi iis tao little volume oF Cconvensent snd private Ace culties whieh im Han the plan te ained only of the L Aware, however, of the deep and just aolieicade whieh many to consults person of integnty as well as experience ti plaints, the author deems it short sketch of the opportunities And th: feta ing people che res—but got withow! to state that, be fe. ke. he hw two editions of + ‘il letters ang of mag mg ty the most em) 1. Mott, of NY further every phvat be stated, he ‘ops may beiade by post, and for snch he Aas 8 te chest, containing ad private cure. every thing forwarded as Ik necessury for may be directed of tn * ec LA Call and JES—LACES—The cheapest and of edgings aud cap lace, at Teepe eacest assortment "8, 239 Grand st. jy@ Im*r Ss! I6fee NGLE GE. 0 EN can have pleasant apartments and od board in a private family, at 201 Fulvon near Green jt. . Day boarders admitted on most reasonable terms. fee UGAR—20 thds prime New Orleans Su Si inip Oconee,tom Nev One 56 South tree Tanding trom %*«CO., . Q USK -T'e new and sple EX Nic wee, a few doors from the Astor, how j) and convenient man- No. 42 en newly ard! partments water, for the acco mmoda’ sowed to please and aceommodste thor House wih their puwronage. COTTISH MUSICAL ENTERTAINMEN ‘? CLIREHUG | has the honor to aunounce to, the citizens ork, that atthe argeut solicitations of many of his » partreular those of the 5: has been indae g of New ¥. friends, and March, ony ducing’ the in this eity, and whose ak ly Pathetic Batlads ef trble, to the exe ad vexetsbles the market butter of Orange Conuty, will wt Hi Vexe: re large and ited wp in the most ampli o of expense, for ¢. tigen ‘6 teat the advanteges of the are invited a eh '. ho: nof Board led vy any living female voealists Programmes of the Entertainment wil! be ima ‘Trekets 50 cents, will be found im all the Musi of Mr. ©, 205 Broadway. lana is probabl rs who may shai syatem of Vege- not Anmmal Ford. The choicest frnits afford with the rich milk and at all times on the tale, and demonstrate the truth that a Vegetable moat conducive to happiners as well Ith. jon is central, pleasant, and convenient o a The jaths, with Croton No efforts will be Mr , t. Andrew's Society he ed to ive a Scottish Musical Kntertainmect i the Apollo Concert Hall, Broadway, on Fnda hich oceasion he will have the’ pleasure « Misses Cumming, af Scotland, who Mito the Management of tne Sweer of their nat the ad intro tare ved Wave j unequal ddastely is Stores and (18 3tia*m PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. "THESE fartamed and we percerve, (o Inst ment on the column, country sd Pills, from Pe tugal , See adverc mis _ AMUSEMENTS NIBLO’S., CONCERTS D’HIVER, A LA MUSARD. the ladies and gentle- veulng" Hotevtainavents ™ ne ROT Ka ‘appear on this occasion: | GNOR DE BEGN| SI iS Rerint, manegihes git the Gronevelt, Sauer, Bolte, Kneabel, _, _ Poppenbe Friderich, and others. Between the First and Secoud f the Concert, half an hour will be allowed for Prome: in the Saloon and Grand € which will be thrown open and illuminated for 0 ened by theGerman Band form a variety of new quadrilles. wa'tzes and gall gramme of the Concert in fura and vertisements. (C7 tickets 50 cents. Doors open at halfpast 6 Concert to commence ut half past 7 precisely. lef WELCH OLYMPIC CIRCUS, an tHe PARK THEATRE. SUPERD SELECTION OF VARIED AND ELEGANT " SCENES AND ACTS! Ever within the walls of a Theatre. All the talent, , Gymnastic and Pantomimie, wil! appear This Evening. quest (Very Particular Notice—Places must he secured in the rporpiog. sn order to prevent disappointments during the Equestrian Directors... M Clowns to the Circl lwallader, & Wel AVAN, f Native and Foreign iy appearance in this City. forms nees ro commence at 7 a’eloek. MONDAY EVENING. ‘The performance will commence ‘with the @: ta! Speetncle Cavales KNIGHTS ERRANT AND TH In which the whol Master 8. Stevens, Olympic Succeeded bya Ne: ed by Mrs. Howard. des ‘0, 19) LITTLE Pauvra Grands “0 a Pettite Rt rand ‘Toumamem- entitled R LADY LOVig. ied Bovertyand Richer, wed hy the Go RED RIDING HO 0." M its, aged i Lath Welle Se” Pierrot Ps iter W Ki 5 Le Loup Sergeant, Villagers + Stephens; 4 Masiers E. . Glenroy, Ki Rogers will appear ina Scene of Kanestrian entitled Better Dead than Ont of Fashion. k Teeny 44 the Native Equestrian Boy, in his Scene mth to the Life, A French Allemande,by Mrs. Gossin and Mra. Wells, Mr. O’Connel, the Tattoved Man, will-a: pear ina hie Bailor’s Hornpipe snd Wooden Shoe vance, n Master Glenroy 18 Act of The Perfection of Horsemanship. (7 At this period of the Evening an intermission of 15 minutes will eusue. Mr. Cadwal COURI Ivanhoff, Senior- Ianhiff, Juaior. Maguifico Mouthall. -- Weatican Ast, by M ite Mr. J. J, Nathaus Career Agi of trianism, wit ; "COMIC CONCERT. To capelude With he read conetude with the Grand i . VEUS IN Vie In which every Lady and Gentleman of this Extablishme: will appear, B. Carrol, La Tyrolienne. H appear in.nis Act of Uneqwalled Equee- NOTIC| . TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. For the convenience of Juvenile Parties there will be « Grand Day Performance every Saturday Afternoon, com ‘at? o'clock precisely, embracing all the choice aint mostsplendid EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNAST! For particulars see handbil Of the Seaso., fice, which o 1 Satur lay will be ready for de! I the e of oper clock A. M. cutil the Pit, 25; Gallery 1246 cents..¢ \. cured ‘at the Box “Ofhce, Toan0 till ery from Iw «’. 1 PRAT ICK REDUCTION OF PRICES. % cen: 6 ci Upper Tier laycom 5 Benefit of Mr. rn. MONDAY £VENING, WILLIAM TELL. After which, THE GREAT WESTERN. To be follewed by the Drama of the RUFFIAN BOY T conclude with the FOULAH SLA Deets open at 6% o'clock and the verfermapee wil! ¢0>+ mene at? precisely “ITCHELU'S OLYMPIC THHATRe- 444 i aN C MONDAY KVERING SiH wt Me the New Farce, will ‘be oem CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH. After whien BLUE BEARD, Te conelude with WOMAN HATER. he Doors will ‘be opened at hali-past 6,"and the peas ‘ommence at 7, every eveninn q AMiRiCAN MUSEUM, Marble. Baiting, Broadway, opposite St. Paul’s Canreh, PT SB NUM, er. THE INDIAN CHIEFS, WARRIORS AND SQUAWS, ill appear through the diy, in the Halls of the Museum, and ar Zand half-past7, im taeit Gran3 and Picturesque ceremo Dress Circle, naager as, with g tay far one week lane Never have we been visited by a0 lange and. dia party, aud however high etiriosity Uon rannot come up to the reality. dexraded half breeds, but the Wid Warr ors of the Far West, terrible in war, in peace fuil of kinduess an" hospitality. he company consists of 15 Indians and Sqaaws; Sacs, Fox- exand Foes. Phy il near in thee Showing rheis MYRILE BEAR DANCE. | owing their made of sectny out on Hunting Exped tious, arsuing the; White Grisly Bearof te Rocky Meuntaus. y GE WAR DANCE.” denced by the Osag their yetur i be mightly. nate : ; hey will appear dressed in their peculiar and unique Native ‘Thovgh these Indirns were tken only three months since, PERFECTLY WILD, f cm their Native Forests, and though they eanuot understand a word of English, except through their Interpreter, yet they are perfectly docile, friendly and harm leas, aud are tempe.ate in their hab, ‘hey are large, well formed,fali blooded, aud as aoble looking a company of Indians an Was everscen, ¥ Last, week of the oniversally admired ANIMATED TABLEAU. ling NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS | ‘THE SEA, wtroducing « STORM and SHIPWRECK; splendid FAIRY GROTTO; and CONFLAGRATION OF MOScow ! Ng ee PHREN OLOGY Eminent Professor will make Practical Examinations of 13g o’elock. Ev Adminsion cu ali NAL PORTRATE AND HETURE OSELERY 0) , y ae 1S NOW RE-OPENED ! Manage ‘The estabiakesen: coptaiee tr alanat reds int contains an’ a ees RARE AND U igus WORKS 01 ATURE AND ART! Neatly and tastefully displaved in three spacious halls, and boasts of avery COSTLY & ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS, Kixceeding ts extent and value any other m America, ‘The manager has engaged, for a short time only, the a aod heautifal exhibition of 4 RIAL OF CHRIST! is not r VTHKRE IGURES bya E SIZE OF LIFE. th a Crown of Thorns npon His Head, gh Priest, and the Court of Pontius to. Tu addition to the above, the Manager has engaged tho MYSTERIOUS AND ABTONISHING GIPSY WOMAN, From England. She wishes not to impose wpou the public, by malang them believe hers Witeh FORTUNE TELLER! but ral the contrary “o be able {0 rast, others ol. mod ediog Fe sactions ate TEEN ee tell persons whether they are married edad of wile they will get, describe ther ota "read of TH OUR OR EWE IN STATUAR ar 3 loay, physioguomy,:euroloxy, correctness of her assertions at hi Your first citizens, inclading ele i . neve, physlelan ed Yadlee physicians, and many of the most e the city. fi ‘ion to the Museum, 2% cents; Chil halt N yr change of 123, cent the comma be Gy DER & REBHUN Decetors of the German Band eR & Ri a " sae ot ee will attend private partes and rot ggirees with a band of ; _ os 38 Croty a 7 No. 27 Delaney street near the RS. H., j sived faa Pll tavard M' family; titeratands ironing sy Tig micas dremed'as above, will meet with due atvestions "My Wnts’ ACK®T SHIP OCONEE from New ing +t per 4 FB. Ro Cousignees will coer Cot their goods immediately. Ce-ser te ts, er T vessels, carry’ ing" Krancla” Patent: Life Bosts,™ have the | Tateut® plainly stamped or painted on the adler” Ti PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Secord Line—Th &e EDIA, James Funk, master, will sail on the iat’ Mareh. BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. No. 9 Toatine Bui PORK Line Pao tet LIN—Poy or Preket—To receive freight till 3 ¥. M., and sai thie ‘aye oe fast sailing packet ship OCMULGEE, Gentnin, Feet. sl) pomtively aail as above, her regalar day (te., haven f, handsome Firmnie com jons, apply hoard, at € 5 ‘all at. Se ee CLINS. & UO. 56, Saath + ‘iD I} please send in their bills of lading early this day, ‘ssengers Will please. be ou board at. Orleans what! foot of “Wi'seteet, this day at 3PM. at which tiine the ship ! aving theif gepde cuerevety men teaally as 9 n6 Mec witb ise at og AMS cabal, we mot \gents in N. sfonne, Tellin aw ff, who will germ i Geonee, Captain Jnckson, wll ecored tha semnalsiee, and seb the int y her segular doy, =| ee hippers mayrely upon ty nd that “ne ships of 1