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will be required to for this service next is merely for a transfer ofthe balances of appropriations to the amount of luring the term ef the nt fiscal year And my colleague would make this vory limitation, an objection tothe Bill. Asto the charge of abuses in the Navy, sir, that gentlemen brings forward here so freely and so often, I really wish that they would make some specific chovze. Mr. ————. of Tennessee, soid-——He wonld name one great abuse ; Lieut. M’Laughlin had eee $17,000 for some 9% cypress canoes, worth $) each only. Mr. Wise—Sir, I have seen ani heard as inuch of these aud all kinds of abuses as any member of this House, though not the oldest member in it hy a long shot ; and charges of corruption ; ant took a pretty act ferreting a goad many of them ont wonld give gentlemen thi halfeocked — (langhter, the gallery) as others these same abnses. ricularly by the ladies in i. tere jen fen done, about Yontinued laughter) It may be that Lieutenant M’Laughlin has pice a — denl of the public money in Florida. I know nothing about it ; but Tecan tell gentleman that this is one of the very lightest charges | have heard made st him—- (aughter) And I wish every other gentleman when he inakes these general charges ‘of corruption, would mupally as he has done—the cypress canoe ! Caoghter.) hy. sir, I can tell the gentlemanof four times the amount of abuses over that of which he complains. Ican put him on atrack where he can detect ten times the amount of corruption he has already discovered. And then we'll e in teams ; but neither you, ner he, nor J, nor: all com- ined can prevent, underany human administration, these abuses existing to some extent, Sir, the Navy is as pure 4s tar—as pure as the ingredients of which it is composed ~compared to sume other branches of the government ! Look at the gross frands and corruptions existing in the contracts in your Indian Burean—look at them in your Collectorships under the Trensury Department! Look at them in your Land Offices! Sir, give me General Jackson with all/his power—give me Mr. Van Buren, with all the compliments you choose to bestow on him for pence, activity, and fidelity-—-give me John ‘Tyler, for whose’ honesty and’ purity of purpose, I’ at least will vonch—give me George Washing- ton risen, and purified, from the ve, to reform abuses, and 1 will show him an Herculean task in ‘he Indian Department alone above any human strength— above the combined strength of any administration to re- form. Go, then, to thee rope walks and your navy yards, and you will find that they are ax pure as the rosin which is used there in comparison with your Indian Department and your Collectors Yon talk of abuses in the navy. Whose fanlt is it, it there areany? You left your navy withont organization for over forty years, and even to this honr you have left it without a code. You have given it no rules or regulations by which to govern itself or to correct abuses, Congress meets here from time to tine—its members draw their eight dollars aday and mileage—they eat and drink of the fat of the land—they met here=they go to sleep here—and now and then Con- gress wakes up, and turns have round in its sleep, and growls and grumbles about abuses and corruptions — (Laughter ) Tut it takes eae to do nothing itself but per- plex and harrass the Department by jitseternal, idle and useless calls on it, for information which has been laid be- fore Congress years and years ago. Why, tir, look at the almost countless number of calls that hus been made on the Department already this session, for what has been termed “information.” “Why, sir, nearly all the informa- tion that has been asked for may already be found on the shelves of your document room; and a note to one of these little pages, carried there, would give you all you want. (Laughter) And thus the time of the Department is use. lessly oceupied in answering these ridiculous calls. And what do you do with the answers when you get them? ‘They come in—they are printed—they make & good fat job for yourprinter—who gets his pay. But they are not even read. ‘They are taken to your document room, there to sleep forever. Next year comes in a new batch of members, and with them anew batch of resolutions, which go the same round. Why, sir. you have not even one fourth sufiicient amount of civil and clerical force in all your Departments to answer in full one fourth of the ridiculous and useless cally that are made upon those Departments during a long session. And yet gentlemen talk about the expenses of these clerks and the extravagance of the Departments Now, sir, if gentlemen would but be a little more indu trious themselves and search for this information where it is to be found, the expenses of these departments would be much lesa than they now are. Why, what did we see done in this house the other day, sir? A resolution was offvred (1 was not in the house, sir) aud it was passed—by the gentleman from ‘Tennessee (Cave Jouvsox) who has been 'a member longer than T have, sir, calling on the Se- cretary for information about master’s mates, and ordering the frigate Raritan not to go to sea, by Vinten oF THK Powrn or THs House avone! Yes, sir, such a resolution was actually passed by this house within the last few days. Will’ it be helieved abroad, sir, that a gentleman who has been many years a member of Congress could of. fer such a resolution—to order the frigate Raritan not to sail on her cruise, till ho got his information or answer! Now, sir, T should like to ask that member from ‘Tennes- see where he got his authority or power from ?--(Laugh. ter.) Fither the beginning or the end of it ?— (Laughter ) Now, sir, how is it that such binnders as these can be committed by old members of this house? Is it from want of care—is it from want of order ? is it from want of attention in ourselves—or want of sense that these things oveur? Sir, we are continually calling on others, end blaming others ; I think it is high time that we made a call on ourselves—on our judgment—on our commen sense—on our industry. Do let us take a little more care ubout ourselves, and not commit such blunders as ordering a frigate not to sail by a resolution of this honse—and let us no more exhibit such a lamentable spenimen of ignorance in such simple matters—as we thus exhibit to our constituents and to the world at arge. The gentleman talks about prospective contracts. Sir, all contracts when they are first made ure provpective— (Laughter) And some ofthese very contracts were made five vearsago. Now, sir, if the rule contended for in this care by eoenagentloncen ne sustained. we shall never make an eppropriafion for the in Gots world. And they talk sbout this Bill being an additional sppropriation. Why, sir, with such reasonings as this, 1 despair of the Navy. Sir, T contend that on the principle of economy you ought to pass this Bill. Sir,no wan cherishes more than Ido the fame of the Hulls and the Decaturs, the Pert Perrys of the lust war ; but with all the halo ofthe stil fresh in oxr memories, 1 contend that there was not then, there is not now, in the wide world, ore noble. more brave more gallant.rnore generous more high-minded more intelligent. or amore moral set of young men than the vonng officers of our navy. there is no boy of a midshipman, even. in our navy that would laugh at the idea of taking a chronometer to vea with him. ‘There is twice the sciance—twice the naval, twice the mathemati- cal seience among the passed midshipmen of our navy now, that there was among the superior oilicers, twenty years ago, ave, ten years ago. Although yon have done nothing for their education, whilst you have free ly lavished hundreds of thousands in erecting rchr ols and educating the young officers of your Army.— Sir, Pg can no where show me young men who are fit- ter fo be “monarchs of the peopled deck,” than these young men in our navy, although we are eternally push. ing at them, and cramping them in every possible way.— Sir, in point of social worth, mental excellence, and mo. ral character, they are evan so high as to be compared to ~-members of Congress! (Caughter.) They are not very good accountants. sir— (much lavghter). ‘Their purse is open at every call, and too ofter before there is a call — But in all those gariities teat combine to make the tho- yongh sailor and the gallant. officer, they are fit to compare with the best to be found on earth ; the few can compare with them. Look at our ships afloat, sir. ‘Take England's Warspites whon they enter our har. bors, the French razees; sve how they have ant do compare with ours ‘And is it not a compa visonta be prond of, sir. From the keelsom to the main truck, look at the precision, the exactness, the order, the superiority of all that meets the eye or ear. And anr young efficers. sir; who doea not’ feel proud of them when bronght in contact with those of a foreign power ? who wonld not, with the recollection of the deeds. and in the presence even of a Barron. a Chauncey, a Wadsworth, a Morris, who had brought them up, present them not only as chins of the old block, but as better trees? Sir, I think that ve answered these attacks and charges of abuses and corruption in the Navy. And’ T hope to God. sir, that the midshipmen and rare lieutenants of the Navy don’t speak of us in their ward rooms and mess rooms, as we speak of them. Mr. Banwanp again asked where the Secretary of the Na- vy got his authority from to build these six sloops of war? Mr. Wise answered that he would turn him to the va- rious appropriation bills that gave the Secretary the power to increase ax well as repair tho Navy, Mr Banwano denied that the Secret: hind any such power ; and sald that Mr. Upshur had been guilty ‘of the frossest extravagance. Whilst there were $2,600,000 of the appropriations made Inst year for other branches of the public service to go tothe Surplus Fund, there were in all but $2,250.23 left over from the Navy Appropria- tions to go to the Surplus Fund. But as these sloops of war had been commenced, he would vote for manoy enough to complete them ;'but it should be as a separate and specific appropriation ; and not in the form of a trans- fer, where there was actually nothing left to transfer, Mr. Owen, Mr. R. D. Davis, and others, debated this question. Mr. Banxann propored a substitute for the whole bill. This was negatived Mr. Horxins proposed to strike out tie words “till the end of the present fiscal year.” This was carried. _ The Committee then rose and reported the bill, as amended, to the Houre. The bill, as amended by Mr Hop! was then passed, and at neatly 5 o'clock the House adjourned. Rare asp Arremrrep Mviver.—An Irishman named John Anglim, was committed on Tuesday, in Philadelphia, charged with a most brutal outrage. “It appears the prisoner, about four wecks ago, lost his wife. Since her death a young Irish woman, named Catharine Gorman, who was the nurse of his wife during her illness, has been his housekeeper and nurse to his children. At a late hour at night he entered the woman's chamber, and after committing the most brutal violence upon her per- attempted to murder her—inflicting two, {rightful gashes with a kuife upon her thro: .—On, Usirkp States Surnemm Cover, Jan. 1 3q., of motion of Mr. Webster, John P. Hale, New Hampshire, was admitted an Attorney and Counsel- lor of this Court, No. 4—Alexander G. McNutt, Governor &ke., who sues for th ot Leggitt, Smith & Lawrence, vs. Richard J. Bland et In error to the Circuit Court ofthe United States for the Southern District of Mississippi, Mr. Justice Baldwin delivered the opinion of this Court, reversing the jungment of said Circuit Court 1. this cause with costs, and remanding the cause, with direc. tions to enter judgment for the plaintiff in that Court, No, 1)—Kainund # Gaines and wife, complainants, va. Reverly Chew vt al. The argument of this ¢ se Was continued by Mr. Barton for the defendonta, Adjourned till to-morrow, 11 o'clock A NB. The time hin which counsel may submit cases on printed arg ments (under the 40th rule of Court) wil ‘ expire on tho Vuh February nm : Bales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Krust Boawy, Jan, 31.100 shares Girard Ba: Wo Stare 4's, (in $1000 each) 864 5 $1000 State 6's, 1540" (ew aanaal) 634 1 shares Philadelphia Bank, 100} ; 10 du Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, 41) ; 100 do. Reudin KX, 234 ; $0000 Reading Bonds, bof7is 39 shares Wie mirgton RR, 16] ; 47 do Vicksburg Bank, 8} ; 974 do do 4 ny ol Bonds, 71 ; 3600 Old County, Ff Bshares Schuylkill Bank, ¢'& p,9 ; 21 do Commer: clal Bank, Cincinnati, 8 ; 300' do Vicksburg Bank, 8} ; $0000 Chesapewke and Delaware 6's, 1806, 434. 30—Cld John Mu: ‘Meratzs 0 ray. Dererent. ICHMOND, Jan 26—81d Sct. aa ‘ ida. gt jonpey, Ma- CHanteston Jan 25—A:7 H Alien, N del Mar, Randal, Low, NYo [en} Jeactenen' Coreen: Lede Werdetine, bese tangas; ‘ibe: ibhets, West Indies; Forest Kin rate &: ry Willa dered Miia ‘ od, NY ork. 2-CMd C L. Vose, Savia, Guads- . Ti Sid Roger Stewart (Br: + and ibarg, Liverpoo! prs. 2 Baxter, Pontiac, jew York; It Brown, Wentbrovk, West Indies; Fhiledelphia. Sid 4th, C Gvonaxtown, SC, Jan Parker; loupe. Davar, Ga, Jan 19—Arr Cohawia, Collia, NYork M Jan 1o—Arr Edw Everett, Boston; Gov Davis, do Gaadaloupe; Warsaw, Phil delp! a Yorks Weter Hartriek, Charleston: 1. Bax; Hardy, Gibra tary a3 Magnet, Laguna — ‘ork: Commerce, Provie vk; Charlest Naw Onuxaws, Jon 1i—, Nat Guiana, Audervon ‘Deweta . Stanton, and Ohio, ladelphay"Vultare, yernera yisine Jotinson. Pn Penguin, Dill, Coffin, Smit Flower, Lboianas tomerys Columbin, Wat Soneor 5 H , arery; Colu in, ‘tte | Sour nud ‘Seorliag, Pete, Nterks tbh, Phileas, Fisk, Boston; | Charlotte, Best, mUharleston. Woreign Ports. Z Mayacvex, uo date—Ia port, Seboois, Hopkins, from Ban- gor, ding. Amusements. 3 Traian Ovgra.—The friends of this enterprize will be pleased to learn, that the opera will open on Saturtey ovening—another postponement under the most favorable circumstances. The piece selected has never been performed in this city, and is one of the most beautiful of ali Bellini’s operas. We attended a partial re- hearsal on Saturday, andthe public may be assured, that the representation will eqnal the expectations of its most sanguine friends. The orchestra, under Rapetti, is the best that has ever been combined in a theatre in this city; che chorus is very full and effective, and the principal parts will be sustained by performers who are entitled to rank among the first class of Italian singers that have vi- sited this country. The merits of Antognini and Valtel. lini as tenor and basa, are well known, and predictions are made for Signorina Borghes: (from’ the specimen she gave on Saturday) the most brilliant success. She is also a very beautiful woman and admirable actress, indis- pensable prerequisites in the estimation of an American audience, for the operatic Prima Donna. Let the public, therefore, give their liberal support to this new attempt to establish the [talian opera permanently in this city, and not judge until they have heard, . 6G- Events in times past have proven that an intermixed performance—a hash of Dramatie and Equestrian business would not suit the taste of the New York public. The taste of the public in this particular seems to run in this same vein. At the Chatham Theatre Messrs. Rockwell & Stone have established themselves with acompany and stud of unsurpassed excellence, and by confining themselves. strictly to one species of per- formance,they are rected nightly by overflowing houses, A word or two of particulars. “Hiram Franklin, as a general performer, is equal to any man we ever saw. In his grand feat of the double somer no living man can approach him, and as a voltigeur we have never seen his superior John Gossin, the Clown, will make all visiters laugh, and his Indy, by riding will excite their admiration for her grave and correct action. Stone in his far famed Indian act—Cole in his gymnastic fe ergeant in his nondescript characters on horseback, and Lee, the rival of Otte Motty, with his cannon balls—all render entire satisfaction, and elicit the loudest applaute. Last Day ner rwo of the Albino Boys, and of Monsieur and Madame Checkeni, at the American Museum, Splendid performances are given every even- ing vt7 o'clock. Dr. Valentine, H. G. Sherman, Great Wentern, and others, are engaged. Great Western, by particular desire, will repeat his Comic Yankee Lecture on Animal Magnetism, to-night, for the fourth time. This is too good a thing to be lost—so every body will hear it The experiments, aa well as the method of producing the sleep, are novel and exceedingly amusing The G Queen may be privately consufted, at all hours, regard. ing past, present and future events. “*Vinginia SERENADERS” are to sing at the Bowe- ry Amphitheatre, this evening, for the Benefit of John Diamond, ‘The hand consists of Messrs. R, Meyers, James Sanforl, Cool White, Carter and Edwards, They are to sing, ameng other popular song, the favorite song of “Dandy Jim,” and the quurtette of “Wonder whar he come from.” Gf WE ARE REQUESTED TO SAY THAT IN the case of John W, Thorne vs. Samuel H. Moser, is not John W. Thorne of 118 Broad street and 16 Hudson st. ge WE REFER OUR READERS TO ‘THE PRO- gramme of the concert to take place this evening at Con. cert Hall, 406 Broadway, to be given by the members of Palino’s Inte Company. ‘he selection consists of the most popular music of the day. As this is the first opportunity offered the ladies of hearing those tulented voculists, we anticipate a full attendance. fie THE MANIKIN, IN THE CONSISTORY ROOM, Williamsburgh, will be dixsected this evening by Professor Bronson and a lecture given on Boly and Mind, with Recitations and Singing by Mr. Nash. All who pay 2: cents admissien will get one copy of “Elements of thysi- ology,” illustrated by about one hundred engravings, re- presenting nearly every part of the body, and all who pay 59 cents admission for two ladies and a gentleman will get two copies. GG@- THIS MORNING WILL BE PUBLISHED AT the New World Ofiice, 30 Ann street Litiens on Asmntcan Disuts——By Rev. Sidney Smith— Price 6} cents. Very spicy and very severe NOW READY —i—Buicxwooo'’s Macazve, for Janu- ary—Chcapest edition, nearl, nal, Only $2 a year. 2—Rerosrrony ov Mooran Enc ry number. Only $1 a year—single, 12) cents. 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TTERS lent Tyler, The President desi ‘Yerms—Advice and medicine, $5 Acure guaranteed Iuronrayt ro Counrny Ixvaut ersons living in the country and not finding it convenient to attend per- sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing all medicines requisite to perform a perfect cure by stating their case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time of contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any and enclosing $5, post paid, addressed to W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Office and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 Nassau areet MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Jan. 31-6 BP, M. Stocks continue in a very unsettled state. From day to day they advance and decline from a half to three per cent, Indiana fell back } per cent ; Farmers’ Trust }; Mohawk }; North American Trust } ; Canton 1 ; Long Island improved 2}; Harlem }; Vicksburg 1; Pennsyl vania 5's were very firm, also Ohio 6's, Paterson and Nor- wich. There has been no sales of Kentucky for two days, 101) is offered, 102 asked ; 95 offered for Ohio Life and Trust 96 asked. The sales at both Boards are to a very moderate extent. Wall street is vi dull, both as re, gards movements in stocks and trade, A bill has lately passed the House of Representatives of Tennessev, authorizing the Bank of Tennessee to draw upon the Treasurer of the State, in case of a deficiency of means in the Bank to meet its current liabilities. ‘The statement of the Exchange Bank of Virginia,as it ex, isted on the 31st of December, 1813, presents the following features :— Excuance Bayk or Vin a erest, hange, tram otter brn! Banking Mouse, &e. $3,005,970 Out of the above surplus a dividend of $3.00 per share was declared, amounting to $51,790 ; Bonds paid $4,316 ; $3,005,970 Tax $628—leaving a surplus of $116,325—equal to $6.73} percent on the copital. ‘This is a very favorable report —the specie on hand, amounting to nearly two thirds the amount of paper in eirculation, and the loans and dis- counts reaching but a trifle over the capital ‘The Trustees of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Compa ny have ascertained a profit of 40 per cent on the nett earned premiymns of the six months ending December 31st, 1812, and a like profit on the business of the year ending December 31, 1913, which have been divided as follows: To the cash capital a dividend of 133 per cent, 10} per cent payable in cash on the 6th proximo, and 33 per cent in scrip certificates, bearing interest, and to the not marked off premium a dividend of 33 per cent in scrip certificates, bearing interest. A few of the manufacturing companies of the east have leclared dividends. The profits arising from their indus- try have in many instances been exaggerated, and in others rated at too low a point. The following table—so fav as dividends have been declared—gives a view that will correct the conflicting accounts that have been re- ported for the purpose of influencing legislation on the tariff act :— Pan Varve, Manse Prren axp Divipenns or THe East. ERY MaNUFACTORIES. Par Present Semi-Annual value vacue. Dividends. ‘tar Manufac’g Co, $1v.0 1010 41060 - Ceeo do 2m — a 590 - Incopee do Yeo — 8650 - J ave ay altoo Norwich do alley Bor tt, do al 09 - Lowell do ; alo 6 ret, ; Midulesex co 1000 1130 all50 35° do bes'dest'e Castil div Perkine ¢o 10 1020 alos 9 Sinbery do 90 = 200 = Appletoa do 1000 1030 ali = G pret., & ston do 700 A 695 - Hamiton do 1000 1650 a1060 - Bart ett do om HO - Jackvon ds 900 — 0945 GCpeet.5rer cent (surplus. do 1000 — al065 = 6 do. do 10-0 1320 do 10001130 ¢o 400490 60 1000 12.5 do 1000 1250 Great Falls do 10 275 Mass. Coton Malls, 1000 1050 Tremont Mile, WOO x. E Worsted Co, 100 Lowell Bewehirg Co, — Locks & Canals, 00 Those that have not declared div well estimated by the current quotations given above of their stocks, as taken from the latest actual sales, The Cocheco, Chicopee, Salisbury, Boston, Nashua, Great Fall, and N. E. Worsted companics range below par.— The Mertimac is the highest on the list. The Mitdlesex comes next, which shows an extra dividend of thirty-five percent, besides the usual dividend. ‘This Company is confined entirely to the manufacture of woollen goods, such as cloths und cassimeres. They turn out weekly yards of castimere and 1900 yards of broad cloths, re- quiring 1,000,000 pounds of wool per annum. This com- pany ‘has never omitted a dividend nor stopped running,— Through all the modifications of the tariff and the fluctua- tions of the currency—through all the different grades of the compromise act—and the protective and non-protec” tive features of the tariff act, the stockholders of the Mid” dlesex Woollen Manufactory of Lowel, Mass., have re ceived fair dividends on the capital invested in the above productions. Is not this an evidence that our manufactu- ring interests no longer require pretection ? The great cause of the necessity for protection at any period has been the extravagant and reckless system on which indi- viduals have undertaken this species of industry. Oa the same principle any man must have government protec: tion. By an economical administration of the financial affairs of 9 c#rporate manufacturing company, by produ‘ cing no faster than a demand ie created, by keeping within @ limit that will enable immediate contraction to take ef fect, any body of men can make the business profitable without the aid of protection or any other government fa vor. Atullevents if this interest ever actually required exclusive privileges, the cause no longer exista, and the | important wants of the government demand some move- ment for revenue, This statement of the principal manufactures of this country, is very interesting at this period, as it gives the actual state of their value. The late debates in the Senate on the tariffact, have magnified the whole question won" derfully. The efturts of the south on this vexed subject do not take that liberal course that (he various interests of | themselves entitled to exclusive privileges, In advocating has certainly taken new ground, and proposes the estab. lishment of three distinct confederations ; in the event of which he prophecies the gradual decay of the cities of the of it by the Senator {rom South Carolina, is in accordance Forrion 1, with the spirit always manifested by those who consider | wie, fa. Lan tree wiek, for London, and the establishment of a revenue tariff, and proposing & reduction of duties to meet that standard, we discover under the protestations against protection, a decided intention to secure the same advantages for the south that | are so strongly objected to when enjoyed by the north — | The manufacturers of the north have been under the pro, | tection of government, so far as a standard of duties gave it, It is a matter of considerable doubt, whother Congress had the power constitutionally to extend this aid ; never theless, it was granted, and under that grant the manufac | turing interest has grown great, and obtained a firm foun. | dation. The protection alluded to, is no longer demanded or required, The whole country is interested in the revi- sion of a code of duties, that will merely create revenue to carry on the ramifications of government. This ia all the south and west ask—it is all they want—it is all they require, ‘The most radical free-trade man in the country cannot injustice demand more, The talk and threats | about three distinct confederations, 1s all nonsense, and comes from a source that, although powerful, is nothing but the outpourings of a d filled with mistaken Jealousy and unfounded sectional prejudice, This ques- tion has now become a very exciting topie and the whole system of warfare.on the tariff will be carried on with new weapons, and will bring into the field matters that before have been considered irrelevant and out of order. The internal improvements of Michigan for the past year have paid a very fair per cent income on their cost the Exchange. Baro Reooten Gaon andasehe is uow out of 1 safety. | | aed of New Piitlord Wayne, Fld Wu & elize, Lath ‘Tata bth, Vineyard, wh; Fortuue, Plymouth, 475 54 2700 wh, Warren, 130 sp 1 ve Hayriex, Jan t= same dy: mo, t. load for B-ltimore, ready, Ho Dr rase, Jan 27 —The b 101 fo ke 10 omaston for PuymourH, sau 26—Lhe week. (Sates, Jan 27 Crowell. do. Boston, Jan a7 books. sitUDes ed without damage CeNTHAL Rartnoan. for passengers, mail, mize. and sales of n, for the year ending Nov. 30, 1843, res for road, machinery, cars, stations, 74,960 ains to day, pareuthy ashore, sus posed he telegraph ro orts.? by mer ported on Satu day. Th Receipts old iS Expend Ke. 149,986, Nett revenue for 1813, $75,026 The annual nett revenue of the road since first opened has been as follows :— Alexoudria DC) Bassett, St Jaco tasket Roads, 8: hiller, [Brem J from Li Rochell hath 1838 1839 1840 1841 10¢0'” | Se ME Ree Nad a5) $37,252 $16,703 $20,697 $25,609 $68,075 | the West, "Three fore a the end of Sound Po t The road now extends 80 miles from Detroit, and cost $1,100,000, and has the past year paid seven per cent on the capital invested. The Southern Michigan Railroad re- Provincetown, Jan 2—A) for Boston; Souther, Barstow, St Ma: St Jago for dog Volant, Hopkins Ne 2 = pended in providing new cars and paying off old claims. Old stock xchange. wh: Hort [a epenvence. and thence to the Narro’ completely obstructed by large fields of ire, 29 (ld Mason, kndiaott, Havana; Sophronia, («f Boston, late of Below, at anchor in Nan- | ‘Tonessee, and ims Whaiemen. Oct, Areher Ricketson, NB, oil not stated, (had . Warren. me Ports. or iv erpool fe otto nm board «tf So Sri B. (Bi - Star, Coraieh, St north and the alvancement of those at the south, ‘There . Mitchell, -Marsawiils; Ida, (B.) Howard ie . tthe is no question, that at preseat agitates and interests the Fk ee, ere: Baltietons, Mont ot whole nation more than this. And the narrow view token Perttet,dAey Susro dgartown, 900 sp; Maytlower, NB, ii sp 2050 22d Alex Barclay, Bremen, foreign Ports. f rt, Rocket, dis from New York, do; Baltimore, yigu.res, from Philadel- Trtsare. Der 4—In port, Margaret Hogg, Hogs, the navig: Kh— No for do; Tarq alk for do us in port with Pilgrim, Dodge, Boson for N York, aud tems ceipts for 1843, were $24,260, and the expenses for the same | the above. #Isy arr, Yankee, Beatsu for Philadeln period $16,394, leaving a balance of $7,906, which was ex. | },}¥, said to be from Gostun for N York aud s. veral Packet ships Mediator, Chad- | ; ambridge, Barstow, for Liverpool, sail to day. ‘Their letter vags are at Gilsin's News Rocin, ia ; 5, sailed trom Key West 2ist ult. for New York, with the cargo of the wrecked brig Pili ‘gn ime, fare are entertained fur her B, 800 Oates'a, Jens tre, Dec 21—T4 port, Autwerp, Smith, for New Orleans, for Palir- is closed by ice as far down m brig was off the port 28th, | TH, Jau %—Sld Nancy W Stevens. Arr Sun, FR, dan 2—Awe Maize, Pillsbury, and Mary M harbor has been ice-bound the pas: | THIS EVENING Cl Pairfietd, Burr, NYork. £1d Lonisa, | 3Id Anna Reynolds, Taylor, Philadelphia: | ‘The Roman started ou Siturday: hored aff Specracie Island -u account of heem bre is back he drift f Fost on is arrival at Sand five fore ood position and Head, when the wind comes from aft schrs were carn d by the ice on apoarent!y 1 ia; aherm 1 fore and aft at her second officer on board te | brig was nd a uth Shoal. Sid ER oTUS COLEMAN tos JACKSON into parcnersh be sond@et'd in the name of COL ‘The patronege of uh frends, \s 1esyecti B om wid Li bis oan 10 330 I 1% Vicksburg Bank ang : icksburg Baul . 50 dy Tasks gyri) tcu [He UNQERSIGNE D, wh nected witli ts Mie ite Off has opemed an Uflice at the purpore of sere Subpir ins in aw, oF kages. Colleetiog teas, & the traawetio. oF ell with Lato For lis fidelity. pou tu nea’, ve refess tothe under cut ued & the ew York JN age Uncer Sheruff oft New York, Jan 1, 1844. REZERENC. Mon Judi State of Tradc. -Pots are dull at $4 62} ; ios Isthe same at $5 Qt 2} wales 10 rime yellow sells at 294c, market has been very quiet to-day and ¥ limited business done. ‘There is som about among shippers, who are willing to purc ata reduction of jo trom the present prices. Freights are dull again to Liverpool; there is not 4 single bale offering and we understand some 400 bales have been shipped at 6-161. Notwithstanding we have a stock of Cotton in this city of over 100,000 bales there is nota single bule uf it on board any ship bound to Liverpool, or in course of shipment, if we except the Cambridge and Sheftield, both The Hon, Pe bert H Wm Kent 8 of the Super w of which vessels are1ull aud will sail to-morrow. ‘This is} ff Jtdgeas ft unr ecedented. j iH Ba dtord, As inant At New Orteans, 17th instant —Some northern buyers alle te, «fon Will am? Halk esterday made their appearance in the market, influenced | | Yerk By the good accounts frum New York, and tho ttwnsactions amounted to 6000 bules, at full prices, and in some instan- ces at a slight improvement on Saturday's rates, mal the tocal busi for the last three days, 10,000 bal We have advanced our quotations to conform with the it Clerk of the © » Dactrict Ate IL state of the market. Liverpool classifications— uisiana and M ippi.—Interior, 7} a7, rdinary, 8 as} 3 middling fair, 9} a 9) ; fair, Of a oF good and fine, 10! Graluan He fle Fiocn ann € -No change in this market. All the . Biate od F. same as yesterda, We hav ices from New Orleans | Joseph © + art, re to the 17th instant. Smail lots of Fiour are going to the West Indies On that day that murket was dull Oh No 77 Nesau ot A i) y and Count 38 ow ‘out oruey. say taken H ia furare th. KSA ir adges+ ft e Court Common Plew ue 4 Aya generatly tothe Pro eesion theoushout the Stace partan eq maux, whaling. ‘ | $5000 17 § 5%, °53,co%n sth 102% 30 Long Island Ina 2% 00 fr Arctarus, Plummer, Havana for | 3000 N ¥ Ci 770 100 AS Barmers? Trust 314g | Bos on. : 10000 Ohio 6 s,60" 1% $B 42: do 31% | frov ‘Sid Reaper, Sears, Batvimore, | ‘5000 do bis 75 Canton Co 29 Buisto Hore, York River, Sld Ze a um og 29% | novia, Re 20 ; 75 pa resi ai ince 18000 do ca RRS LN & LO. Anais 1000 do bis 5 Bon & Mov MR p&e kt | T Lg Bete GAR pret ko are 5060 do nw 100 Harlem Rag. 43) Wat igae Giitil fist! er aptnn 30 5000 Ohio 6 8, 156 i 15d 42% | Febiuwry b. Bt * 6000 Ind $ bonds 7 450 do ai - ™ — 12000 Peansylvunia S's 6) 29 Utica & Sehenee RR M9” | WPANTS A oi PU VTION—A jonas woman, with ox i > 69 25 Nor & Wor Ite ao cellen city references, © do the yen ral h wiew rh of « 3ahas Bh Stare 7 10 3144 | sinall family im the e:ty. Apply at No. 3 Hose aire t, ao Mech Big Ass 0 98,5) aw Bh [tere rat Pe Mary Oa ie WaNTED—Un gd secur ty.cuhe 11 one Be 50 Lgo 34 E 2 ‘ Bie the ctiee cf BL Mouths nt® Hi | B1D5000 ve repaneeie, CAr iro ie ir fae a Le) CT i aiiee No. 7) Nassua 9 24 Paterson RR 11% 7M M N 00 do God 8 50 do som 70) | WE pikes ine 20 Firemea’s Ins > do 7234 | fall assortment of PAKIS 3 Second Board. af tatem $10000 Ohio 6's, 00530 i2sh a Vieksburg Bk 9, | ()UTuLS AND 91 2NS.—000,000 Quills sething off $ ma 200 do 33 0% at very low pri jad consumers would do well to 3000 Illinois dl 60 do 8% | cad before pui ‘Also, a larg? assortment ot 4 do bS 407, 10 Sta e Bank 80/4 | Steel Pens manuf y, Gillote aud Mitenell, ‘s000Kentucky b3 102 cl old vi yer who exwle or retail, New Stork subscriber wishes to leave the business this spring 1000 U 8 6's, 62 60 BSG A. MeKEACHNIE, Qaill Manutactarer, ‘ie as $60 10833 fel mim : 255 Pearl | et ean “eae ee NOTIC Yoo Ohio Se Lo i ae rit 2) PALMO'S OP + ita HOUSE. $00 do 50 Stonington RR ‘PHF PUBLIC are respectiully intormes that in ods to ren- 100 do Fis eds ; der the product on ot the Opera worthy the. patrounge oi alo 40 Mech Bkg Aes b30 9 ic of New York aud e ot 60 Potersou Ro hove, the first repre bts 2 10 bs b plug. Bera #0 Long ais Hast gta vio bain! Amc i lassi the bil wof the vay. FL Ste boar so de so EXCUANGE HOTEL—BALTIMOI aN. how e will dU. » aod we ilucnee of oa) y_ yeirs con- New York York 6 Des ort aveantsy and fo | + A devoted a tention to busi- mew bers 0. ® ee Chancellor of the Dopr me Courtef New oa = fe se Uskler, Esq , Clerk of the Saye ier Court ef Ne» York James Coucer, bat Cleru of the Cit, ana Couuy of New ramon Pleas. ot New iwi m. $425.4 30; Missouri and Mlinois $420a450. Shelled LU Corn was selling 3: and Oats at 32c The st H th river bale is sold at 58a60c. There is very little doing, however, either in hale or loose country. ig Ou Ove Nav orth Country Turpentine sells at $2 Males, 82 37} a $2 60 ; Spirits 32 a 33 cenis. There is very little wat gimaaewees nis ed comp eve. : ‘Also, a most ts wi'ul Garden, firte civatty’ lage to a dhe whele was |e opm aKres of rtyle—wilt be so dat o great sae doing. Witskny.—Drudge we quote at 23 cents ; barrel dull at 24\ cents, Reat Estate —Sales of Real Estate 3ist January, 1914, by Anthony J Bleecker & Co. ther sive g aud ean tse hatwo story house Ni Lanse { the Peanses, “Eicaite asabe nue, and Jot 25 feet by motate two or t G te ri eka d F xrures of the Corfe Vona y Yefived vp mie estefs ye, with ever i vy —a fh st rite Oven, ne. ty the store, and fir sand cum tC stend to 4 —toget er with a H. LUER, Propr'et r. A vacant lot on 19th street near F ENTION O Do do do full F ict dt On Wednesday morning January 31, by the Rey. Tho- mas J. Sawyer, Mr Isneet. B Penpy to Miss Exiny A, Dinow, daughter of John Dimon, Esq., all of this city. deta alt bie’ 4 do ¢ ert Na te'ns, by Domestic Importat Attakapas—Sehr John Kend 1-200 hh luses © P Leveric —39 tes 16 hds molasses son, _MARITIME HERALD. _ Days of the Steam Ships. PROM Live! ugar 50 > mo- ter & Nicker- swell as retail cust age to call am 0 HE: GENTL* MAN, wh ect _knowleuge of, a is de Hew! Lott Shannon Matthews Hosken Gritannia, Caledonia, en G. W stern, G. Bi + dune 20 Ship Masters and Agents. ‘ bie bein ng a ge if Cty he Boland ge so CO ILYRY, of port of np tat the Port whence they sailed, the HOUSE* ful ow of Needles, of every description rr, will find at greetly t (for a weeks only )at No. 6 Sixth avenue, betw: ek. nS e going ‘oceup ation. Pe RS and vthes wn, half beowa and white jo 0 do ‘own, half brown and white of eeu and rod * ec NOTICE, ‘ RN ANDW ES FERN MERCHANTS. 4 in, and ther and south or Good ‘A.” bex 656, Boston Po t 396 lw 2w os re “yOu it A ire of their Cargo, RRR YEE. foreign. pers ve. AC SHIP ONEIDA, FROM HAV IE —Consign Golrd thee tnmedietsly’ ou tert serivaly Rasats cen By this abip a e teau std to send their prmits on boned respondents, at home of abroad, will also confer & at pier No, 5 feast Raver, foot of Bro d street, wi how dry + ending t@ this Ofhee all the Marine Intell I goods not permities by the Sth prox:nio, will be sent to obtains Nautical Information of xy kind wi the pub iestore. Te une ved ren E superior PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 1. * ket, which will ye wold ioe Lai nt Ships Mediator. Chaowick, Landon, John Griswold; Cam- ie, Barstow, Liverpool, CH Marshall: Yagno, Webra. EK Collins a C iat Fein Mar achalk, Vera Cruz, Hargous B: ‘fobson, Rew Orleans J Elwell Manufscturivg Store theit factory No 20 Gold street. ched to any pattera, wholesa'e an The sbove est.b' ishment peoplecan slwave get supplied at ¥ seribers are able to Inrnish chexpe . Savan George on; moses, Loveland, Chzrreston, arrived, has on board a quantity of ality, having been proruced expreasly for this mar ; ‘ot owshels DI 1 MARS: vost sured All y VGLISH POTATOES —The pack t ship th Hy ery description, Astral Lampsaitere’ to Sars sascriment of the abate tore obtained at S-ouvenel 8 Na PJoh aes par roadway and at maie an y, the only one w W rd, just Pot tors of # for family here naval stores and lumber, to Badger & Peck, ‘The V" ai the Lower Bay last Sauay wight, and daring the soow storm same night, drugged her anchors aud went. to'sen, bring fast ia ¢ Auctiva an the lee. an takes this oppo i ity "Blur Splendid, Neil. © days from Virginia, with oysters— | ,,W (nein lakes thls anya Ww ity bound to PI ia, fut iu vor a harbor being wisbbe vo pro- | SIFy, Ht eral Patronage by ened on account of the Jee, 2th inst in Delaware Breakwater, |e yO! Pi y spoke the brandy wine Light I Vine bli mene h Comcel'ed (0 put 10 sea OW aC psf map ge repor Sehr M. B. Robinson naval stores, to 8 Sear Linma, Col Conti Wane? of pa vie freon G. 8D flatter themelves that the maie will me tthe 0 Ure a prsbath Pugh, 8 days from New vera, NC.with 1 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to 0 Lowden cc mmodations for evr Ono Haudr | Sehr Avexandeis, Lewis, 10 days from Brltimore, with mdse, | uWire e by any . to Atlen & P yt) oy ’ Sel r Mary, Prefethen, 10 €ays from Norfo'k, with mdse, ty | fn)! dese.rptions, H. Hotorook. 8 he Mary Powell, 6 days from Nofulk, with mdse, to Storgen & leariaay, s Behr Brillisnt, Peorsall, 2 days from Rappahannock, with en yar wi to Monday, Fe'uary 12 a foe) ‘The, ab.ic are mvited to call n” cm to HP. Aavens, S'hr Ariel, Barnes, 4 doys from Virginia, with oysters, to the mast: Selir Protector, Wright, 2 duys from York River, with oye tors, fo master. Sehr Helvet, 3 days from James River, with wood, to the fl 13% 60 Mr. McDuffie ‘Two ships, unknown, shin. 1 ar Address Box 119 Upper Post office, Kerio Thos, H Du om the publ oly ve | be wauting ks, to merit « hey © have ADAY, Febrnery 13th, ae & c ed pe vious + KS, Proprietors. o y i a te Tower Seer and | . cellar of alan 1y Grooves Stove, loc. = Below, tellin Hanover aq mited forthe j joybing t at | dene + | Mr. Lyne he United fears ges | AMUSEMENTS. PALO OPERA HOUSE, KS OT REED. CHM | Adwission Ore Doilac, to rll pats ol the Be pen The Patlic ave © p erful y imioimed Tar thi a0 Will opsa for ine Personen SATURDAY EVENINO E Fehraary 3 1th ? SATURDAY EVeNING TO i commesce with ines Performance will OVER*URE.----+« oar PY PURLVANI. Afver whch, rst time io York, - Grand Opera a 8 Acis. by Bettin). 5 7aaas BORGHE $ RDHES ace. reo + 3 ward Fae gods wader the det 2 will comprise A hit The Ortd Director. agnor RATETTL, Mea Dimsterchthet ho ws DG eTIENRE. The Dep Curisin by 8 cor GIDL INT and) MONA- CHESS! Phe Aveh tee ural Neo wry painted by Big Bruso Nol ‘ seat’ H guar VALTELLINA “tRintys wo Potessors, Lex lee M. BRAG | astinted by Sig, MULINI nd others, The Landscate Setacty Mr. P. GaAlN and others. by company Where Street mn arming as far as 424 aT & ODrawel Pehow ad warm car to L mediately on the close of perfo.in.s street CHATHAM THEATRE AND CiuCUs. erformances to commence of Birman Alice which ship, Gymnast es,Corde achude with Toe OF OH 'VAURY. OLYMPI tunAane ‘ne performances wall comune with, Tue Per OF THE PET TicoaTs. NATIONAL GUARD. The receipts and expenditures of the railroad companies | Ware Howard, ore Sid Ida, Baltimore—the | str ed After which sep i on 2 mK drift ice, wt OLE KING'COLE. show a very favorable balance on the right side of the | Cterjed her atkins ot Uoecee eed eee trtt igs, whieh : o coue!nde with: D PAY TH ‘MAON'S INDEPENDENT AMERICAN CIRCUS. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE Bores % ceuts; Pit 1256 cents, BEN* Fila (F JOUN DIAMOND. | THIS EVENING rebrus j 1Phe petlonnecsts will com m-uce wit A Splenaid 12 horse Cevaleade, entitled the War Summous. Z A ter which A great variety of Equestrian Acts, Feats of Strength, Songer, \ ances, Xe, After whieh A Grand Comical’ Musical avd Theatrical Olio. be oll db - SPRITE OF THs SILVER SHOWER, Fo'lawed by THE VIRGINIA MINSTRELS. Tovcentinde TTON, BILLY B RICAN MUSEU AND PERPETUAL FAIR; Every Day and Evening thin weex, commenci: g Thursday, cbruary LL. ed same evening free, Ah red Atso, Inst week of The eboynare he feeily wh te, tnt w the Negro, m, Which bus teen fast few nivhts in the world, ons. Past, Pres ntaud Fu ure Eveuts. Performance every evening at 7 o’clock, and Saturday after- uoous at 3 o'clock Admission 2% ceats—children under ter years, half price. Ud 2 cents extra for private evacultations with the ier y re Wavy CONCER: AT CONCRKRY HALL, No a6 | FT Bordway, ow Tinrsday tv omg, Fesuay 1b, it, on Nh oceasi nu the follow dies an) Get Uemen vill ap hillins, M Mise Bru . Holman, heir. Kavara-ti, Mr. Kuess. | | PaCGHAMME—lar’ Fitst= Opening Chores, “The | Americuu Flag, be th. compauy, f Wen Freedo™, trom her mountain, } Uatorl’ ther standard ta the air, She tore the azure bl ¢ of wight And set Ce star of glory th te. hac Me. Kiva. ey Song —aake tea ia tors out Mss. § fea, Gum Fry Diavuio, by. toe, comp dd: beam, Miss Bruce. Quartette sb Mrs, Heuer te: Hetty Avu.be «ou. dittle, wills othe ta * B ware of iov Par Brconp sum Lady cf beauty, by the company, 8 ox—Old arm ch Mrs. Phillips Song— a all wm Teil, Me Holanas enveau ¢ ome Sunday, * Mr Lynch Du oud Din, Kee ue 1 My, les mre bewitch- wid bov, Mr Kuen bruve. Caoruy Vv Une . tharvawe © rn. byw ? . Doug: Take your Cme aise Cuey, M some frends a d tistes to che story cf a boatman gay cud Choras~B-olam we ye comp! inale— ts fom the Love 3. by the com, any. kets Quest itiag 0s be had at the door nce n hath put 7 o'clock. GRAND CON OF VOCAL AND INST. Al the facrotw» «tthe Cor a". of the thilharanos i vciet For th.s occasion, the best tavrical talent of thia city have os toviher par. cula's ses future advertisements. ickets ol each. La er tre aussices and yatronsge of the following gentle men :~ dam) Wad, Jos L. Hewitt, «. Hegeery, UC. till, G. Vou & ur, Win deharfendurg, © Veu B aut ya, He tts, Rodt L. su veus, b. W. Reser, A. Licata A F. Hager, j31 2c*rre i ACL ATTRACTIVENOVELTY~TH* HUGHES FAVILY. CU INCEI! ARD ALS a: the Fro eway ‘Taberue Ee sug, Feb 2.1241. w Add-ess on Mus e— he § eral 1 fluence o suciety—w al UGUSTUS SI. A, Bq and smbee- oe and id ge isin Musien prodtgre. who een ere inmeat w It er tiet has ever be m introduced ia t the waty T chet cents each—to be had at the principal M ie Stores, aud ot thedoor un the above eveuiag ; where, aleo, will iid "tre BLY, 1 oe del ¥ Fed the pogeimme o- the prs firvman NtOK BACHELOR'S ASSEM) NIBLO’S, THURSDAY, ¥ —The owners it when leavu MILITARY BALL. THIRD COMPANY NATIONAL GUARD BALL will take pce at Zamumany Hally on Wedaesday Brea ing, Femi by sehets 2, may be obtained of Johu Carnes, G1 John street; ee Daly. ne nee ate i ene . ‘eeuwich at Mi Sm ion, A been ‘les, 105 Canal st; 8 It. Fowler, 9036 Bowery. uF PARKERS DANCI + £ON HALL Mie. ¥. Y—wASHING- To hie rie. de J i Wish s to uo : aud te public tat his -eeoad quarter ‘commenc-s shia week, audcontiaues aati May : likewise 1is School two doors fom Broadway. Li Uhuradays in Bightn atreec Next \ 1g thie seas Hol wna’ mo , and iutroduce seve al new aud THEATRICAL NOTICE ‘PHE CHATHAM 4HeAtKE will op mom or about the 20th Mach. All apy! 8 fOr engageuse: te {vpet paid) will receive immediate at’. tion, if directed _ Deverna, Proprirtor, or.) M. Seott, Acting Mawager, B New York. "Lhe prop.ivtor or his agent wi aod office m the Theatre beween the hours of 10 and 2and 3 to 6, toattecd toall vwineas relative to th: opeaiug. Daring ihe secess, the Theatre will be comp etely re-deearated and reuova ea by that —— nek RILGE, fed many alt rations 1g to the coafort of the partons of this favarite establiah- W. bd. DEVE KNA, mew 230 three Ww 8S. jx 9: I be ‘rap ietor. TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE. - BARTON, (pupil of the pate C Nicholson.) respect wily begs 10 auuounce thas is hiy intention to give in- ine Flute Mr. Burton profrases 10. teach accor 41. to the metiod pursued by the cetebratea master, Charles Nicholwon. For tribe and particulars, applieati be made at Si Godone, susie oudway. aud Mr. Buodarts Paotorte maun'acto JT imere MUSIC FOR PARTIES. |. G. WEISS & FR. GRAMBS®, Prof of Anuounce to their patrons, ten New Yow its viem that cbeir Cott red to play the wost admired and ab = te Parties, Sores, ie. ed and puuetuarly’ aiteaded to at 26 Delaney ste recet i atm TPO GLEL SINGERS Just pabliske Spohr, Weber, ke For og Gees. by ry Francis, Tarr, Havana, Foster & Nickerson. turieg the shove themselves, Glass madeand ‘Nor 901 Broadway, and ¥. luley, Now 20 Arrived, thenbove ars warraut de STU , John Kendall, Robinson, 20 days from Attakapas N'B. Goods loaned f OR ee NEEEES mumber, contre Morus, ligt sche Mow for Nv orm do.” Sehr Oxe PHENIX HORSY BAZ SARS Nos. 00 and 1 | subscriber aniled for NYork (days previous.” 17th inst fa" 42, lon 76, in a bit end ty Foe hd Be OM et Ee CARMOLUE Ula Beaks heavy gale from the SF, the. was kn. cked down on her 4 into copar nvtehio with THOMAS TH. 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SRAWSM Ty tne Bb 1 (400 in Weeri | gern n 0 | ee | SA AUONUY. ~The subscribers, agente fur Mrs. Hi a ‘rai Ku ill be havoy Wo uive agora i fe pe . valga’ hag. sxveurded toy accounts rollccted: drake’ inoue md piee thelr Genecal Ageney Office, 128 Nassau street ork. N, Big deters and parcel forwandeg by every Fieve. N. B. 210 Len