The New York Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1844, Page 3

Tue U. 8. Sur Princeton.—This fine steam frigate, commanded by Captain Stockton, arrived in this harbor about six o’clock last evening, made ay up through ‘some forty miles of ice, it as neared the She lies at hei peg hannel mile below an the ¢! near Giesboro: a or 80 Greenlew's Point.—Nat. Intel. Feb. 18, Deatn or upar ‘Mugnupse.—The Baltimore American announces the death of Hon. Richard B. judge of the Sixth Judicial District of land, ears & ‘mew’ dares Gums ates Seay poe night last, of the hal attended to his duties in Court, es usual. pasar ie Da Surcwe.—We regret to learn, says the Savan- nah Republican of Feb. 8, that br, hurch, an old resident of St. Marys, Fa.; committed suicide on Mondav night iast, by drow: ng himselt, Dr. C. was native of one of the Northern , but had resided in St. Marys about twenty years. It appears that the act xe eee aa a note was found in his{desk, stating that he intended to commit suicide, but giving no reason for doing #0. Dr. C. was a single man. CasvaLity.—We learn from Fayetteville (N.C.) Observer, that on the night of the 6th instant, seven negroes crowded themselves into acanoe to cross the Cape Fear a few miles below that town, but before they reached the opposite bank the canoe sunk and five out of the seven were drowned, viz: two belonging to Jonathan Evans, Esq., two belonging to Mrs, Kelly, and a girl be- longing to Mr, Kirkpatrick. Mississirrr.—By the last accounts from Jackson the small pox was prevailing to an extent that threatened to break up the session of the Legislature prematurely. A member of the Senate, Mr. Boyd, died of the disease on the 30th ult., and several other members were sick. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finst Boar, Feb. 13100 shares Girard Bank 7}; $2000 Tennessee Bonds 84}; $200 Wilmington RR 6's, 1830, 79; 50 hares Commercial Bank 51. 65 do Vicksburg Bank 8};20 do Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, 80; $2900 Wil- mington RR 6's, 1855, 79}; 90 shares Wilmington RR, 15}; $6000 State 5's 66; $34 do 64}; 43 shares Commercial Banl Cincinnati b5f 80; 20 do U. 8. Bank 5}; 105 do Girard Bank 7}; $2000 Wilmington RR 6's, 1858, 76}; $400 do do 1855, 79}; $1841 New Annual 1846 69; $1341 Old Annual, 1913 69; $1421 Old Annual, 1346 69; $5000 State 5’s 66; 13 shares Schuylkill Bank e&p 9; $4000 Wilmington 6's, 1858 70); 100 shares Reading Rit 33];, $4000 Tenwesseo o's, 1st Jan. 85; 50 shares Girard Bank od F8xcoxp Boann, Feb, 12.—8 shares Life and Annuity 96; 100do Girard Bank 7; $2000 Stato 5's in 100% 63}; $5000 ‘Venn 6's Int Jaa. 814; 100 shares Wilmington RR, bat 153; 100 do Vicksburg Bank 8; 10 do Wilmington RR’ 153; 160 do d> do 45 154; $2000 Tenn 6" 84}; 150 do Reading RR 251546 do Sehiylkill Navigation 39}; 1000 Old County 5's 97. Cotton Market. Cuarteston, Feb, 10,—Cotton—The receipts fof Up- lands during the past week have been considerable, amounting to not less than 14,437 bales. Exported in same time 4,855 bales, leaving on hand a shipping stock of 62,687 bales, exclusive of 2,707 on shipboard not cleared, and a consequent increase of the ‘stock during the lest week of upwards of 7,500 bales. The sales of the week have been 6,060 bales at the following particulars :—653 bales at 10; 644, 9} ; 257, 97 ; 1875, 91; 527,93 ; 1190, 91; 245, Of ; 800, 9 ; 97, BF ; 124, 8] ; 211, Bf ; 11, 8} ; 26, 8} cents. Long Cottons—The operations in’ Sea Island have been to the extent of about 825 bales, of which, 292 white, and 33 stained, We experience considerable difficulty in ob- taining the exact es at which the sales are made, and, therefore, can only state that the former rate penaipeny, from 24 a 35 cents, and some upwards, and the latter from 10a 14 cents; 6 tales Santees brought 26 cents. Re- cai on last week 1305 bales, exported 752. Steck on hand, Macox, Feb. 8.-Cotton—Sales for several days past, have fesen been from § to 9! cents—principal sales for all good fair cottons, 8} to 9. We have heard that some cotton has sold us high as 9}, but we do not give this as a fair quotation of the market, at any time during the week past, Receipts last week were heavy, consider. ing the badness efthe roads, but are somewhal lows at this time ; the roads and weather continue very unfavorable. Favetteviur, Feb, 2.—We quote 9} as the top notch for Cotton, thi ¢ price having been paid for alot on Thursday; the iad is readily, and principally at 9 and 9} ce per Tattanassee, Feb, 3.—Cotton—The inquiry has been very active since the arrival of accounts by the steamer of theath, and prices have advanced. We quote 74 to 8: and choice lots will bring 8jc. The transactions are smal as very little is coming in. Montrx, Feb. 3.—Cotton—Arrived since the 27th ult. 10,096 bales. Cleared in the same time 14,779 ; waking. areduction in stock ef 4,683 bales, and leaving on han inclusive of allon shipboard not cleared this evening, a Sook of 104,124 bales, against 99,185 ,bales at {same last year, eS LATEST SOUTHEHS SHIP NEWS Bartimone, Feb 12—Arr Oth, Watts, Tarks Island; Rair- bow, Simson, New Orleans; Vieiorine, Sones, do; Ealtimore, Rico ‘Cl Willis, Delabo, Bartadoess) nn "Ste? | Or? Rae ease J in 9—Arr Abby Amelia, Attakapas. Sld Nas- Br) Russelt, Lon- don Belo} Sede tlte ashes Wau’ Brentae Masta’ Keir: Rethzae’ SH Meat [Bel Biverpoots Heralds [B13 Watson, West ladies; Bella del a Sareea ra 9—Cld Eli Whitney, Harding, Boston: Gen fea Br] from ‘Beltest Grant, Br ‘awiings, Bermuda; Washington, Watson, Mo- ile. Sid Perseverance, (Bi a Springtield, [B List, Livepeelt Ongeese Youu W inn eee Oe Foreign Ports. Rio Janine, Deo 11—In port, Panthea, Abbott, from Balt more diag: Solomon Salts, Gray, do, nies, Coruelia, Y and Catharine, for NYork, few days; Montevideo, Riddell for do: D hater, dis Northumberland, Nason, rom Janus, Turner Soper, whalieg; U 8 ships John Adains, aud Columbia: ie HE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS CAL- Jed, to notice the sticks of timber placed‘for inspection in the Merchanta’Exchange sawed by the machinery invent- ea by James Hamilton of this city. Heretofore it was sup- posed Impossi le, by means of machinery, to saw curved and bevelled timber and plank required in ship building, but here is a practical illustration of its feasibility, and we would refer all a wishing to purchase machines to the proprictors, Messrs, Hamilton & Schuyler, No, 3 Wall street. ROMANTIC AND VALUABLE BOOK.—Pub- lished This Morning, at the Office of the New World, No. 30 Ann street, New York, price 374 cents in paper—50 cents bound, an interesting, valuable and curious original work, entitled EL DORADO: Being a narrative of the circumstances which gave rise to reports, in the Sixteenth Century, of the existence of a rich and splendid city in South America. To which that ‘was given, and which led to man: Renieas meer in of it; including a defence of Sir Walter Raleigh, ard to the relations made by him respecting it, and a nation of Female Warriors, in the vicinity of the Ama- zon, in the narrative of his Expedition to the Oronoko in 1595. With a Map, by J. A. Van Heuvel. We have here ® work which will prove valuable to every one—both as embodying a vast amount of historical research, and being full of romantic interest to those who are curious enough to follow the adventurous voyagers of the middle ages, after the fabled El Dorado, where thing was made of gold and precious stones. Here i the fullest account of the existence of a nation of Female Warriors, o the Amazonians, about whom many strange reports were made by the early discoverers of ‘America, but considered fabulous by Europ. It is ed that such @ community actually e: in the in- ior and unexplored parts of Guyana, and in this volume be found very authentic and probable accounts of their singular habits and customs, which their race has been perpetnated—and showing them to be probably descended from the Virgin of the Sun! who emigrated from Peru soon after its Conquest by Pizarro. It cu rious and instructive work, and accompunied by a hand- some map. Price, 60 cents, bound in cloth—27j cents in paper. ellers and agents supplied at the usual dis- count. J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann st. CG PASSOVER BREAD.—A Circular signed M. 8. Cohen, the dis inted candidate for baking the Passover Bread for Elm Hebrew Congregation, commences given to a Gentile, ‘The re that he would meet with any opposition, and felt pretty secure in laying on a good price, viz: 95 percent. higher than the Gentile. He says tho Gentile may make them in any manner he pleases, as he sent no sample. ‘The Gentile agrees, in his proposal, to make six to a pound ; and it is allowed’ by every one that he makes a superior article, has baked them fonr years, and has given satisfaction. His circular states he begged two days to consider, whilst he consulted the man who is going to stand f—1 for him: hedid no such thing. He says the Committee made up their minds before hand: the ge that any one else would 01 Committee had no know) ofter to bake. ‘The Gentile’s proposal went sealed to the Committee—and the offer six cents, and friend Cohen’s at ind-a-half cents. The Committee acted honestly— it to the lowest offer, After wanting to exact cent , he throws himself upon the protection of his “co-religionists,” using aquotation in Hebrew, “Thou shalt love hy selghitor es iyself.” 1 think 25 per cent. looks more like self than neighbor. He cautions the Jews ogainst having a Gentile to bake Motzoth, &c., and lays down the law in Hebrew, viz : “ You dare not make te for Motzoth,&e.; not ta bake tl paste for Motzoth. Bo. ¢ them through hands of wful to have Motzoth b Gentile? Last year, Mr. Cohen ‘hired Gentiles to bake his Motzoth, and will have to do s0 in, his circular notwithatanding. AN ISRAELITE. WE NOTICE A NEW OUTLET FOR OUR small change, in @ neat place just yoy by Mr. Haly, at 84 Nassau street, where one may lunch fur 6} cents, en joying a exp of fine flavored Mocha, (dealt out by far juinds,) with Sandwiches, Cakes, Custards, or Pies” We know not which most to admire (aside from the fair hands) the cheapuese of be — nee ma ene of cleanliness which pery e place. Mr. H. also serves fami with superior ead, See advertisement, ae ANODYNE SHAVING OREAM, FROM 21 Courtlandt street, The best article for shaving in this city, Took the first premium at the Fair. Also, Doctor Spohnvs Sick Headache Remedy—a certain cure, war- ranted. 6G WELCH TOOTH ACHE DROPS WILL CURE any case, or no pay will be taken. These Drops are en- tirely innocent to the teeth, gums, or stomach, at 21 Courtlandt street. Also splendid Cologne Water; quart Dottles price 60 cents,; -medicine which has ever been discovered. ibers enti- to back volumes at half 3 jons recei. LEONARD SCOTT & Co., Pub! rs, 112 Fulton street, near Nassau st. MANESCA’S ORAL SYSTEM OF TEACHING his daughter, Madame L. Ma- class for gentlemen is now forming, and will commence in a few days. Gentlemen and Ladies who have studied the French by Manesca’s system, can join classes in any stage of the cor of ine ‘ruction. Private instruction for ladies during the day. No. 78 Franklin street. (tt ANOTHER GREAT MEETING.—The Lady EF. L. Show T. B. Society respectfully invite the Temperance community, ther with those who have not subscribed to the commendable principles of Total Abstinence from in oxteating liquors to attend their fifth quarterly meet- ing to be THIS EVENING (Wednesday) at the M. E. Church in Norfolk street, near Stanton. Arrangements have been made to make this meeting interesting to all who may favor them with their presence. The following gentlemen have accepted invitations to take part in the services of the evening, viz: Wm. 'T. Cutter, Esq. will preside, Messrs. W. E. Dodge, G. P. Parker; James Burns, and Col. E. L. Snow, will deliver short addre: eioe Messrs, icaaty | and C. L. Hoe will give recitation: —— McDonough, C. Missing a tion will sing several beautiful Odes prepared for thi occasion. Mount Pitt Society will honor the ladies with their presence ; and, best of all, acollection will be taken upto relieve the poor, needy families of those who ure en. deavoring to reform, and need help this severe winter. No charge for admittance. A. AUSTIN, Ist Directress. MRS. MISS C. WADE, See’ry. 0G- THE REF & FROM DEATH.—. “Tell me what will life prolong, Right the system when *tis wrong, And a double charm dis ing, Soothe the organs it is cleansing.” ‘Thus exclaimed a poor dyspeptic! Hoping aids but yeta exer One who once, like him, had suffered, Courteous—his experience proferred ; “Once,” said he, “twas mine to languish Day and night in mortal anguish ; Of diseases, I'd atrio, Piles, dyspepsia, diarrhoea, And though thousands I’d expended, Not a symptom seemed amended ; Fulton street, one-twenty-five, Sought I, more dead than alive ; Who woes health, there let him seek her, Very soon I cried “Eureka!” For Health, her sovereign __ ‘Through PETERS’ LOZE) Principal Oftice 125 Fulton st. {iG- A LAND PIRAT of the Herald m jee noticed in its columns an article advertised called Castor Oil Candy. Well, it has been meanly coun- terfeited. This, now, is important to the public, who shall be guarded against imposition. ‘The name of the of- fender will not he given to-day, Let the law take its course —the public will know whothe unprincipled culprit is, though he calls himselia gentleman. I shall follow hi up until there is nothing left of him to disturb the just popularity of the genuine and original WILDS CASTOR iL CANDY. For my part, I should consider him more honorable ifhe came, like a thief in the night, and robbed my purse. No, but he steals my good name, which costs him nothing. Let the finger of scorn be pointed at him ; and, as he walks the atreets, let him have the honor o: being called the gentleman robber of a citizen’s rights. ‘The genuine is signed H. W. Wild, 450 BroadWwa: sold at the following plac Dr. Guion, comer Broad- way and Grand street, Dr. A. Hill, 113 Greenwich, Dr. Hart, corner Broadway and Chambers, Burrill, 210 Chat- ham, Codington, corner Spring and Hudson, Boyd, An. thony street, Chasteny, Bowery, Mra, Smith, 17 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Depot, 451 Broadway, near Grand. N. B.—Tradera in the country, by sending a letter post ba and city reference, can receive it at the usual per- centage. 0G- WE HAVE BEEN STRUCK OF LATE BY the notices in many of the papers of Connel’s Magical Pain Extractor from 21 Courtlandt street, which they say will cure aay of the following complaints or no pay will be taken for it, viz. :—Burns, scalds, erysipelas, piles, salt rheum, scrofula, chilblains, chafe, frosted parts, sore nipples, sore eyes, old sores, felons, biles, and in fact all outward ailings,’ We have seef this article tried on se- veral of the above complaints, with the most astonishing effect—curing afterall other articles had been tried in vain. Itcosts nothing unless it cures. Also, in Philadel- phia 2 North sth st. OG AN ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT.—An Ameri- can writer, of some celebrity, in one of his cleverest works, lays one of his best-written scenes in Atwill’s Mu- sic Repository, at 901 Broadway. For a fashionable morning lounge, where one is sure to meet agreeable peo- plejand those of congenial tastes, a musical lady or gen- tleman could scarcely find a better place, while for music or instruments, a better could not be desired. Atwill has not only eve: thing, but the best of every thing, in ite best style. While Operas, Concerts, Prima Donnas and Violinists are all the rage, we must not forget “our native songs.” QG@ GREGORY'S APOLLO LOZENGES.—We were atagalatheother veningin Waverly Place, and were never go enraptured by the deeply melodious cadences of the human voice divine—at first puzzled—then enchanted —nay, thrilled to ecstacy, and how to account for it we could not tell,until we observed a tonnish moustache hand a box of “ Gregory's Apolio Lozenges,” of which we had heard such extraordinary eftects. ‘They oil the tongue, moisten the epiglottes and larynx, and give a permanent strength to the whole nervous system, which causes the timid te have the same confidence in company which they have in their own parlo jessrs. Gregory’s warehouse is 97 Nassau street. All wholesale druggists are agents, Retailed ut 132 Chatham street. Snow Musical Associa Im distils, NGES and PILLS. —The 3 og. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in re- returning the {gee thanks for the liberal support they, have received in their efferts to «suppress quackery, \ eg leave to state that their particular attention continues tc. be directed to all diseases of a private nature, and from at.improvements lately made in the principal hos- pitals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, they can confidently offer to ons requiring medical aid ad- vantages not to be met with in any institution m this country, either public or pri The treatment of the College’ is such as to insure success in every case, and is totally diferent from that yern cions practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, an in most cases leaving a disease much worse than the original. One of the mem- bers of the College ,for many years connected with the principal hospitals of F.urepe, attends daily for a consulta- tion from 9 A.M. to $ P.M. ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 A cure guaranteed. Imrongaxt to Country Invatsps.—Persons livii the country and net finding it convenient to attend per sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing all medicines requisite to perform a perfect cure by statin their cave explicitly, together with all symptoms, time of contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any and enclot » id, addressed to rgb Post pa 8. RICHARDSON, A, Office and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 Nassat reet. sti 0G “BAD BREATH. inding the teeth during sleep, and restlessness, are indicative of worms, ap’ are symptoms that should be immediately attended to. Sher- man’s Worm Lozenges will give immediate relief. The number of cases which have occurred withii short time, where the worms have been brought away in immense quantities and perfect health restored to ‘the sufferer, places the Doctor's Lozenges far,above every other worm. They are ewer to the taste, easily administered to the moet. peti jent child, and can always be depended upon when given according to directions. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents—227 Hudsot reet, 183 Bowery, 77 East Broadway, 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphi: oe PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, forthe permanent cure of Gonoroh@a, Gleet, and all mocupurulent discharges from the urethra. No médicine ever offered to the public, exercises auch a powerful effect on the bladder and urinary organs, as those valuable vege table pills. ‘They are the fruits of twenty-five years. ex- rae of Professor Velpeau at the Hospital of Le ‘harite, in Paris, and are confidently recommended by him as the only preparation that has proved successful in every cuse. ‘They were introduced into this country two years ago, by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, during which time more than ten thousand boxes have bea Cio i the be ‘an 5 ae instance of failure shown, in boxes, $1 each, at the Offi of the College, 95 Nassau street, eas W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. COMSTOCK’S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL- LA Is warranted as strong and as good, and in as large bottles, as any other preparation of the kind, and is sold for just half the price of all others, viz : 50 cents per bot- tle, $4 per dozen, ut 21 Courtlandt street. Also, McNair’s Acoustic Oil, a certain and permanent cure for deafness, Oj EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, COLORS HAIR any shade, from alight brown toa jet black, and will not 1m the least stain the skin. Warranted. ‘To be had only at 21 Courtlandt street, and No.2 North Fifth street, Phila- delphia. 0g- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED,—The Tonic Mixture, pi by. the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, is now confidently recommended and prescribed by the first medical practi tioners of the city, for all cases of debility preduced either vy secret indulgence or excess of any kind detrimental to the const It is an invaluable remedy for impo- tence, sterility, or barrenness (unless depending on mal formation) and will be found highly beneficial in all com plaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitution, Sold in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half a dozen $5 carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Office and Consulting Rooms of the Coflege, 95 Nassau street. ‘W.8. RICHARDSON, Agent. RICORD'S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX. TURE, for the radical cure of primary or secondary philis. This powerful alterative has entirel place of mercury among the regular medical practition- It is composed of the most strengthening and parity. ing he gy medicines, and always gives additioual strength to the constitution while Ra ay eng disease — Persons suffering from a venereal taint in their system, or mercurial disease, should use this powerful alterative without delay, Sold in single bottles, $1 each—in cases of half adoxen, carefully jacked, and rent to ull fee ofthe Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Phar- macy, % Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, 4890 cents, to a Canadjan. ‘This was considered a wild purchase. 18600 lemons has bere satiety dal Sehr) of. Corron—The market witha feel d Micha (oy coquiy ems oseiseenr Nak ae sede maromay Mine, tala tomer) ae oe poten ver, were firm at (ull rates. After one o'clock ye con'i2 boxes te- | Liverpool, NS. tb daye'tion, "Se , the tone of the day wos entirely changed, and offers | ger tous copper | steamer Telegraph-—pare of her exew. axe font ‘has np were pry oy moruing were saanien, Bar ore ce order, ntl siahadiioae nie tox: | ie. lies off Nantucket bar, waiting an ayers were off to-da large, ux Caves—Schr ilson—: Ged K “oLx, Feb, sins Sket owners are making an elect to. get frigate up to | 008 1 Dh) honey BW Lewis 6 bans coffee F Woodard | from Hios reports that om Wedeedealy cf the M at which It is currenly reported an engagement has | 294 d0.C Chenery 19 W. Whitmarsh honey S brig Monorcim, ‘and in sight of ably Hocaake, arane fa 7 tlo=376 | Bheton brig Frances Janes an, Tuesday, Feb. 13-6 P.M. | market saill nat impress raylily” saled’t 000 pane ule en eee Weelneday night ins cal, anchored sae uhgraed the «Stocks are on the advance. Every one on the list im-| New Ontvans, Feb. 1--Owing to the nomarrival of the pe eh nt spect hapa ine rhareend ver eee ne Proved. Ohio 6's up 4 per cent; Pennsylvania 6's}; In- prey dl advices on either Wednesday or Thuraday, the Domestic Importations. pany with the barque Inca wed brig. finns diana j; Harlem 25 Illinois}; Kentucky 0's 4; Farmer | [itvor and the sales were generally cigetal as leeling | « Net Ontsama-Ship Remiytnce-0 ales cttan, Hovland | Orn, fly wn teas eat CAY, andr Trust j; Long Island } ; Norwich } ; Vicksburg } ; New | in prices of about a quarter of acent. ‘The sales of Wed: | KAR Meni ca tad B Moen ain Bei Struc | eave todo Seine momo the niloc ene ll Jersey }; Paterson 1; North American Trust closed firm | nesday amounted to some 1300 bales, and on Thuraday to | & Meott<d bbls beeswax Howes, Godfrey & Robiason—100 bbls Potmt. and was advised by, these jo take paseage la the ‘beat te Th 1 | 3500 bales. On Friday morning the news was received | pork (@ Chapman 160 do lard 103 kegs do 5 bhds susar to allow ag thom $108 sompeneetion. Ar occa 1 at yorterday’siprices. ‘The sales were quite large, and | by one of ourcommercial houses in advance of the mail. | Everett & acielle 1024 bbls pork 23 do lard 4 hems do 3 Che | SRciT leave. iu the pilot boat Fell's Point, with the anchors good spirit prevailed at both boards, Money is more Ax soon aathis news became generally disseminated on | lee ity’ Barmwell=o0 kegs lard 13 bales eon 2 bxy beer | eheine, procured in pare from the Navy Yard, for the brig off abundant, id thi ke ‘ket generally looks fa- | Fri ', buyers manifested a ready w: hess to operate ‘i do Newbold & ©: 395, tere a ay ‘ veceblg: ties lise 84 ca Hy looks more fu seth rates belore current, but holders declined to sell | Lars bite had s00 bales we tusn iO cocks basse ED MeGunn | . Suir Asvone —Capt Worthington, of the Mary Bhields, at unless at Counterfeit fives on the Onondaga County Bank at Syi racuse are in circulation, dated Oct. 18, 1843, letter C, with the endorsement of the Comptroller forged on {the back. There was insured on the ship Wales, whose loss has been heretofore reported, in Boston, $6000 at the Equitable Safety ottice, and $5000 at the Neptune. The amount of revenue from customs received at the port of Boston last week was $195,000. ‘The value of the merchandise entered was $636,000. The assets of the Commercial Bank, sold at anction, Were nominally valued at between two and three hundred thousand dollars, and brought about five thousand. This shows many of the beauties of banking ina small focus. Evidence'like this cannot be controverted. The present system of banking produces cases like the above very often, ‘The paper currency of many of the southern banking and other corporated manufacturers of paper money, is fast going out of existence. At Milledgeville, Georgia, on the Ist instant, $296,000 in Central Bank bills were burned by the officers of the institution. They have on hand about $70,000 more to share the same fate. This will leave only about $275,000 in actual circulation. The surest method to remedy the evils arising from an over- abundanee of paper money, is to destroy the cause. Com mence the purification at the fountain head, and the cur- rent will improve the rest. The Central Railroad of Michigan bids falr to be a very profitable and productive improvement. The increase of business can be seen from the following report of re- ceipts for the month{of January.} CentraL Ratnoan. tained on our 0 them according] during the last three days. Monte, ly dull and inactive appearance, rival of Jater Euroy advic to withhold from ope! ve transpired were g wi Lagi is stil! aaje. Very little dota e hear of Prov no sales of consequence. 6cents. renewals, at a valuation of the rent per annum of...... and conditions, num of... 1944, 266 i] sent ground rent per annum of,.,........... 600 Beene? ts een. he building and Tet om the equtheast ‘corner of “ « Mail Tran: ‘Nassau and Ann streets, for account of the same, « « Old Iron for a term of ten years, at a ground rent per an: i num of..... 0.56 7 Reesiee Spl00. Receipts for Jannary, 1843, . real estate. Surplus of January, 1344, ‘This exhibits a wonderful increase—an increase of nearly two hundred percent. Should the aggregate returns for the year show the same result, this Railroad will pay a very handsome dividend on its first cost, and have a very great influence on the movements of the Legislature re- garding the sale of the interest of the State in this work of internal improvement, ‘The; Railroads of Michigan must,’ from their position, be very lucrative. Situated between the east andthe west, produce must be trans- ported over them to market; and as the west increases, so must those works connected with it in bringing out its resources. ‘The monthly report for January, of the Banks of New Orleans, as compared with the previous returns, presents the following view :— New Onveans Banas, Jan.\. Feb. north of Fifth street, for... One lot on the norther!: tween First avenue and avenni lepressed market, flour, of which 44, Mediterranean—transactions h: and Western at 15a 131/250 cr; 17—and for exportation 6350 : ria 1. Feb. 27, | ing well supplied have shown a reluctance in purchasing, i Mpecie. Specie: “Ware!” *Eng' | anti Ht has been exceedingly dificult to elfect sales of any Banks of Lonisiana, 4,014,328 3,812 267 $55,964 679,033 | quantit \leed, so much £0, that even the attempt of one Gansland Bg Co.” 328,681 “468.270 34.100 157.025 | Cr the smaller holders to force off what ar G0.tgh | 774,ae 196.020 278,170 | Oe g great reduction on previous rates has been par- s x 097 ¢ A | tially. frustrated, and if the limited demand for ex- 1,564,965 1,308,809 39,520 515,500 | portation had not sprung up, prices must have far- 1,205 369,876 62,525 (57,300 ibe receded. Nominal quotation: re 16 ——— ———| nond to nett $5.65, and 13 for Baltimore, to nett $4.30, se paying, 2 eer 7.921.339 1,178,637 1,860,994) Prom present appearances, the posts north and south of fo finest Pe a A ii _| us being full, a bad business will, we fear, continue to be Consolidated Ass'n, a0 ar = =) done, until shipments fall off and'the market is allowed to =— recover from its depression | $7,899,703 7,932,019 36,000 bbls, of which 17,160 Richmond and 14,000 new Bal- Jan. 1. Jan, 27, timore, 4000 old do, and 340 Western; in all there may be Benk of Lonuiane, “Stereos Sastaaty C43 86,00 bbls. iy ametah ete oursiana, 3,000 494,521 4, 3 ‘ Ks i i ‘ Canal Bank, “a0'883 rae soir Rt uote aries flour is nominally quoted at 6 ra : ; ‘So Bic 40t | DY, ports-—The great activity which has prevailed in our Kg, CO aL AT 945,009 1 i24,004 | | Foopemarket durlug the montha of October, has since 1,973.60 1,918,818 2,013,018 2,156,164 | continued, but prices have unde 329,194 240,357 522,409 | tien. Discouraging advices from packet —, e aan Ge vale 8,906,108 9,572,720 10,251,198 } Father damped the market, Dut te te eee we 5 559 | supr 2950 a 3100; good 1 275 MG | during November, consist of 103,000 were for the United States, against 47,00v same $18,373,360 18,827,280 9,655,685 10,336,634 By this we see an increase in the cash liabilities of $453,920, an increase of assets amounting to $630,960, an increase of $99,109 in the circulation, and an increase of $92,315 in the amount of specie on hand. Asa general thing the banks are in a little better condition than usual. We cannot discover that they have made any extension of discounts on account of the speculations going on in cotton in that section of the country. The specie in their vaults has increased nearly $2,000,000 sinceSeptember 1 being nearly two thirds of the whole receipts of specie since that date. The deposits have also increased since September Ist, more than two millions. The following is a condensed statement of the condition of the banks, made from the official retarns. Banxs or New Onurans, Specie Paying. Iiaditities Hissets, Liabili ‘Exeluse E: of capital, 3,883,170 8,968,801 376,882 4,509, 882 4,509,845 909,277 3,059,215 yea the new croj 2\800 for wh to 2/600 a 1)\600. nance Department, to Jan, of New South and Abbey Boyle, Cit m Louisiava State Bk,| 829,809 2,889, uisiana ate Be 889,695 an ers’ Bank, 1 873,603 3,934,919 1,948,317 ty Union Bank, 36.017 91406,406 "252165 Watren, son’ of Rich Non-specie pa one year and five months. Hing. Ble Of'Lae’ 8 198,295 9,747,905 101 Ass’ 81 a, 2,497,873 2.402,781 2,465, Total, $18,914,870 43,979,380 19,349,082 44,542,735 hows a great surplus of assets .»ver and above the liabilities. ‘The following bank was omitted in the: statement of the Anditor General fof Pennsylvania, of the banks of that State. , Fanstens’ ap Mecnanics? Bang, Pu ILapstenta. Capital Cireul oa, Deposites, ‘The friends of his pare ry street. ‘The friends of the fami of his age, Genuann Dukedom of Sleavie, O. of O. F. and the order in The specie and circulation are about balanced. Banx or St.Cuaim, Jan. 15, 1844, on Loans and discounts—ad\ urities,. sae Deduct deposites to apply,... Personal property, Rell lcci 208 William street. vance roduce and other se- f5r4435 96 17 58 In fthe City re 3 to the 10th day 3750 Boy: ‘omen ; 58 Abscess, 1; paren, 35, Cancer, 1, Cousamption, i Delerium ty 11; Dropsy in the “Chest, 15 Y , emittent, 1 Beate, Sereett se 8): Tdamamation, 1; do ol bowels, 4; do of chest, 3; 10 of lungs, 14; do.of sto 3 do Of throat, 2; Insanity, emperance, 1; Jaundice, 1; Lues Veurtea,’ 1: Marasmus, 3; Old Age, 3; Palsy, 2; Poison, 1: Premature Birth. 2; Serofuls, 1; Smail Pox, {; Spinal Disease, og! 1; Suicide, 1; Ulceration of throsg, 1; Unknown, 2. ———— 176,107 pen iabiliti Je6.980 18 i; 9; 2 to 5, 16; 5 to Asasets over liabilities to the public, . 196,080 15 | 9g J4cr LYsat, 654 tuo 2, 19508 tO 5 thi, ods 18 tal wtoc ,000 00 40,53 86 (0 90, 1; 9010100, 1. ‘3 I oO) * sparred United States, rat, ela 10 niland, 9; Seatand, i 3 Germany, 6; AL nkao’ A daguace de BP ep Mg AIR Sy Howae, Bellevue, 2; Hoy Old Stock Exchange. pital, Bellevue, 11; Penitentiary Hospital, Blackwell's Island, 5 Clty Hosmtit, i. . Colored persons sees, 102% $50 shas Farmers’ Lu b30 333 108% 50 Canta Co 530 30) lo 1014, 100 3 City Inspector's Office, Fel GX 20 Drydock Bk ie wae oe e ‘do ce Kees 40 Bk Fd Latest Advices 250 Vieksburg Bi 8 HE NRW YORK HERALD OFFICE. 5000 do 130993 50) do 30 8 Reacts voters 11010 do, 988% 25 = do 22 1000 do b30 98% 40 do 6 4000 Illinois G's, 70 920 415 100 Paterson RR 19 500 do 2 150 do a s9041% 75 do 3 % | do " 100 L Island RR i 100 do PY F do Todiana $ Merch’s Bk} 0 do 100 Harlem RK 250 do aterial improvement, and the were restricted to about 3800 bales. _In the business which was done, however, the decline which took place on Wed- nesday and Thursday, as noted above, was not only re- gained, but an advance of fully an {th of a cert was ob- revious quotations, and we have altered . The market though firm and with an upward tendency, is as yet rather unsettled effect of these accounts will hardly be developed unti} the letters, &c. brought by the steamer come to hand. sales for the week amount to 11,900 bales, of which 8,600 . 1 The market has presented an extreme- rts of the ar- yet wanting the ab nd authenticity, both buyers and seflers evince a disposition ions to any great extent until the true tenor of the accounts are made known. ions to-day reached only 600 bales, and as far as the enerally at previous prices. held at 23c, and barrels at in either description. vax—Prime yellow we quote at 29}020)o. We ind the rey roxs—Pork is in trifling demand : prime we quote at $5 87}.a $6. Beef, rather dull: mes# is held at $625; prime at $4425, We quote lari at 6 a 6jc; cheese 4}a Reat Esrare—The following sales were made by An- thony J. Bleecker & Co., at the Merchants’ Exchange :— By order of the Consistory of the Reformed Dutch ‘Church—leased the lot of ground on the north west corner of John and Dutch streets, by about 87 feet deep, for 21 years, subject to two a, and pur- chaser to build immediately, at a present ground 26 ft gro! The lot of ground, for account of the same, on the northeast corner of John and Dutch stree taining about 21 feet by 97 feet ; the same t & present ground rent per an- ‘The lot of ground 45 John street, for account of the same; on the same terms and conditions, at a pre- ‘The above ground rents show @ great improvement in "The following soles were also made by auction :— One lot on the westerly side of the Second avenue, A, fore... Foreign Markets Rio De Javeino, Dec 13 —Istvonrs—Breadstuffs.— Sup- lics have kept pouring in on our previously glutted and k nd since our last comprise 44,609 bbls 49 bbls were from the U 2,094 bbls Richmond, 18,679 bbls Baltimore, 1,900 bis fern, and 1,876 bbls ‘Ohio, and the balance from the »been, for consumption, about 5000 bbls Richmond at 18/00 a 16 cr; 7000 bbls Bal- timore at from 16 allit3 cr; 4600 bbl from 12 @ 1){/200 cr. deliverable in Montevideo. multaneous large receipts, together with the const prehension of farther heavy shipments on the rendered holders yery desirous of selling, but In first hands remain about small advance; we quote (700 a 2/900. ’ Shipments , of Which 61,771 ‘Stigare—Towanl the middie of last month, arrivals of peared in market, and prices opened at ‘a 1/990 for brown, bat have since receded Hides—Sales of about 30,000 Rio Grande at from 170 a 200 rs; River Plate 160 @ 180 rs; stock 76,000. At Buenos Ayves, 20th ult. light dry hides were costing 103c per Ib. on board. At Montevideo, 28th ult , they were quoted at 10}c on board; but very few on sale. The Rio Grande quotation of 6th ult. is 9c on board. Married, In St. George’s, Bermnda, on the 12th Dec. last, by the Rev. Dr. Tucker, Ws. Luxvon Pennxo, Esq. of the Ord- ‘oungest daughter of John Davenport, Esq. and niece of the late Sir Francis Forbes, ‘Wales. Died, On Tuesday, 13th inst. of croup, James, son of James ed two years and five months. ‘The friends and relatives, and also the Columbia Lodge 1. 0. of O. F. and the order in general, are respectful vited to uttend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon at three from their residence, 33 Pitt street sday morning, 13th inst. of whooping cough, d and Winnifried Raleigh, aged s are respectfully invited to at- 8 | tend his funeral, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from 43 Cher- On Sunday, 11th inst, Mra. Eira Macvonany, aged 47 years and 8 months, {anf ged of the late Nicholas Mead. ily are invited to attend the fune- ra}, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from Mr. Rutherford’s, cor- ner of Green and Prince streets. On Monday, 12th inst, of consumption, in the 31st year . Bropersex, from Flensburg, dom of Denmark. The members of the German Oak Lodge (No. 82) of I. eral, also his friends and acquaintances, are respectfully invited to pay their last tribute of respect to their deceased brother, on Wednes- day the 1th inst. at 3 o'clock P.M. from his late residence, Weekly Report of Interments County of New York, gg the 3d day of of Fe cy v lus therefore }, and the full ‘The trans. . wide: , CONe terms uperfine Philadelphia and 10 bbls supr Tries bbls Baltimore and Ohi ne no material varia- ‘urope by last packet, The ite Btates, at Thes it aps way, have bakers be- he held for Rich- month last at Inspector. Oct. ‘erhune, » § 1 92 an 200 i 20 Bk of America 4 200 4 : Hf 55 State Bk i do 19 75 Bk Com. scrip 150 N Jorsey RI ” soN Am Ti 330 16% 25 Nor & Wore - 10 20 do 1 235 lo 4 “3 Farmer’ Loan Bh 3 & 4 500 do 335 100 Pe: 18 New Stock Exchange. 3 $1000 Ohio 6's, 60 nw 99 3 1000 do 53 98) 2000 do 960 98 23 2000 do 98; . 30 i 5000 do atw 98 28 1000 do bew 98) 8 1000 fo sso te 17 Sinpapore 10 5 a ; 1000 Minois, 70 “3 41, 13 Taleabuana 1000 do 0341 15 Tampic ae i be Tonks ao btw 41 3L Trette ; 2000 Indiana biw 38 29 Valparaiso « do atw 379% 25 Saratoga 19 IRS: ” 1000, do b10 38 cy 9 nzibar: 5000 Pena’a 6's 66: a oS ee Passengers Arrived. % Vicksburg a 7s Underhill, Ames, Williams, and State of Trade. Albertina—Capt 8 Eddy, J Gallagher, jon—Mesars Pratt, King, Ward, ~We quote pots dull at $4 624; pearla as 5 06) a on anc, il oeaneaeias Bkeanervr Flour is looking wp Jn this marke aad " rain is at the west. This, looks favorable. | ¢ ; ; aia flour is held by some in this city at $0. An ei, phth altar. y Parken gy Sormandie 448 tons coal Tyson & Jue {em however, is accepted in a few quarters. Thi hou- | OSB storewood—20 Barclay & Livingston—48 bushels of wheat have recently been sold in Det cvit, | fnnes & co, lever & son— Savannah from Ha 0 vana, mporte having seen a large ship “Sib Onrana—Shin Wareaw—36 ers 11 bele Creen, Mer, | 39 mules South of Cape’ Florida, ‘There were two. w tt & Co—109 bi y- ‘ Rds 20 brl+ moines D 8 Whecmare—s1d Suydam S woe 50 th from Matanzas for Beaton, pas ata rte Se Bartlet has 80 bra ha ress hd hi aud lost xcept the Torestil—bad ‘bees 2 pe ve ape Heaty. A Wreex —C mt Bhorey, of the iautha, at Boston N Oslesaa soporte teh eft Ist 4090, kon a8 ell fe ioe 6% s apparently, a brig ‘of aboat 176 or 200 tons, hi and three v hite mouldings; saw a vessel which no doubchad takeu off the crew, as 8 handines awe were aren go be ofr. p11 * The Quincy, Savage, at tow from aap ble pork Seheree report at, 8 Shoal 9 iV 3mm, at what we tok to bg bis | e] bottom up—vwas wi va anil ‘Westhe Desher100 Ubis | ror is to bea venstl ol ekowt 00 twee: a brls pork 10 do lard G Sela ln Morgan—219 bele wheat © K Co lins—69 bela pork 27 do lard Churchman & Roberts—’6 C Smith—350 pork John Johnson & | son—185do 25 lard J & Brown—37 bxs wbacco C / arman—28 | BM bxs Wolf & Bishop—3? hhds hams 200 bris pork 99 kegs lard— | bi 110 do © Hoffock—17 bxs C Rysou—79 hhds sugar 312 molarses | JS Taylor. | time after d New Ontrans—Bargue Joseph horn & co—48 tierces 20 bbls Smith & ¢.—9 hds hams 8 bb Suydam, Sage & co—50 Buck & ache ier bets & Wtnet fi tale e rer Forth ee ae nie do 707 bbls pork Suydaun. Sage & comb) hhhds hams PL Nevits | serati'erahe Dobpiniae, “Phase on ihe Si eae of nce Bea, Sapa {2 do 9 bbls lard GW Edmonds—290 do lard J & 1 | Oy Sabin's Point, and ou Bullock's Point, are gone. i ww Ont rans—Brig Christiany—31 bbls FE Beer—160 hhds Spoken. ere faa aorta Bh Sd creme ot do, 202, kees | Delhi, of Boston, from New Orleans for Canton, 126 gut, Geis, ta the Straits of Banco—by the Mary hilton te | this pore ‘Alice, hence for Philadelp ‘38 52 —46 § Barstow—7 tes Small, & co—T tes 1 bbl 35 hds toorder, New Onuxans—Barque Louisiana—30l bbls pork 750. kegs | Lord 38 cks hams D Johuson—339 bbls wheat 2 bea mdse 4 bags Bima intiary feathers 5 bales coiton JD MeGregor—852 bbls pork 107 0 | PAW.#on fan Now Unless: wo date: ier 89, lem T9=by the tonne -Ship Gro Hallett—206 bales cotton Goodhue & co | MErEY RE this port. : =200 Wisner & Gale—152 Burritt. & Johnson—60 Greenway, | y,C{2lanta, Raymond, Apalachicola for N York, ssmetime—by Henry & Smith—22 Holorock & Nelsoa=a) Coliomb “& fae | "5S Ne sot, =303 to order, Mosix—Gargue Ann Welsh—49 bates feotton Holbrook & | 1227 30 N- lo Nelson—107 ED Hurlbut & co—100 ‘Spotford, ‘ilestou te co— ° 1y0 Burrite & Jonasen-=30 J Lite ke co—200 G'Collins—81 Hy | yglTes%¢h: Gf Augusta. Havana for Boston, Feb 7, lat 37, on 74 —by the Gleaner, ar thi it & co—11 bbls P Gaffean—2 do 6 ceroons 1! Ney, he, Gleanes, a thls & Smith—H1 tes $'& FE Storma—120 bates cotton to order. Py dale Momtte—Brig Croton—196 bales cotton ED Hurlbut & co— | Ty, hy tin Tasso, nt 306 Persse & Brooks—I stove Packard & Wood~2 bbls G Manu | 9, between Cape de Gat an H jarri*t, Dunning, W Sp) 72 days from T; for Havana, Jun 1, 172 days from Taragona nae Jam Le » short of provisions, was suppli xs Woodhouse | beating out of the Scraits, Jan Harn Ne. for Boston, Feb7, off ne Clond, of Waldoboro, standing South, Feb 2, lat 31 10, lon | _gAna Maria, Newbern, NC. for NYork, Feb 7, lat 38%, lon Hellespont, Boston for Matanzas, Jan 28, off Pan of Matanzas ah do 1 log mahogany D B Crane—i2i bales cotton 1 trunk to | order. M vd ilmington, den—29 bales catton Greeaway, Heury & Comrie & co—251 Bogart & Kneeland—51 yn Lord & Stebbius—1 bale bbl Board- 0 ce=—61 Hy Coit & co—20 Macy & son—35 Whitney & Whitlock—20 John H Talman—5' Grant & Bariod—110 Bogart & Kueeland—271 Gray & Crosby | pete hides 2 bdls M Emanuel—t bale 33 hides J H Talman—l4 xs to ord: r cS eAGRIg ota Bary ue Alabama—600 bales cotton H Coit i 9 do Boorman, Johiston M'co—52 De Peyater & Whit: | heethat Bigeys Splendid. PaLenito, Dec 22—In port, M Hugg, Huge, fin, ‘Trieste, for Baltimore; Hellespout, Adatas for MWorks*Cortelaness Hlatbe, for do, ld Maranzas, Feb l-In rort. Dunlap, and Hellespont, disg: 3 Mary Sept 23—In port, J GC. Pam Griswold; Ro: rt, Swallow Lacticota~Barque Gleaner—50 bales cotton C P Relf, Phitadelp 156 Goodhue & co—53 I Richardson & co—30 CU H Rogers—139 Center & co—65 Holbrook & Nelson—231 De Peyster & Whitmarsh—15 D Lester—26 Sprague, Robinson & | co—23. J H Talm: Ni aT E| for Pi Savanxan—Ship Howard—29 bales cotton Buck scotia Mot; Ndi Kliza Hillen, for Providence, doi, Mary, Bi 5 do Parmelee, Kilbi Rogers—131_ RR Graves—128 Macy & ldz; Rupert. Rankin, Frankfort, do; James Bailey, disgs 201 J McBride~2i2 D2 Peyster & Whit- 7 liFecumpel for Bostons doz Hollybush, Trudy. Brig Demerara=9 bales cotton Coit & | waiting, Sey oer leston & co, __MARITIME HERALD. _ Walling Dayo of the Steam Ships. loaded; Octavis ded. rosin, for Lagana, 27th; Ppecanoe, disg; Eugene, mazon, une, d Sands, Fredericksburg. Home Ports. nt, Feb 7—Sid Chief Sachem, Ds Rastro atthews, Boeton. Hibernia, — Jud Baru, Feb 9—¥ld Hamburg, Larrabee, Cubae Caledonia, Lott. Heap, Feb 8—In port, Wasson, Norton, 14 days from G. Western, Matthew for Camd-n, to load ice for Bt John, PR; ‘Mary, do for G. Britain, " Hosken- early 30 days out, SESS Ae veline, from Kennebunk.— Packets to Sail, - Our harbor is now FOR LIVERPOOL, Packets to Arriv FROM LIVERPOOL, 2 " ‘Sld and went to sea, Dromo, Pickering, Cay- Redan fats, dae 8 au Sarphe Suc ec Venee tome areata New York. Uroppers’ Feb. 1 hate B ton, rom plow, stn, Cape de Verds, &c. having put back yester- Liverpool, Eldridge, Heb. 6| Garrick, Saiddy, aston, Feb I1—Arr Arab, [Br] Gordon, Liverpool; aH, b i Diantha, Shorey, NOrleat jncy, Savage, Pal yi Nih?2 | Cutkiny Matanias. Cid Lawrence, Mayo, Baltame ; i Switzerland, K. 5 ayo, Baltimore; Bigelow, Baxter, NYork. 'M Rogers did not sail on day; n light herin brig unknown, supposed a Southern pac Prince Albert, Sebor, Jan 20| Su i Feb. 1] Victoria, Morga ‘Toronto, Griswol ¥ Baltimore, Funck, "Jan. 19| Sully, Burrows,” pose timore, Funek, "Jan. 19| Sully, Burrows, Atwor Anthonys’ Jan. 29| Burguady, Wor mistaken for her, “Guoucesten, Feb. §—Arr Argus, NYork for Portland; Ea- i altimore for Portsmouth, Sid 7th, Mexican, Rogers, i Surinam, Foreign Letter Bi Hereafter, Letter and Newspaper Bags vannts, Feb 8—In port, Arcturus, Havana for Boston; El! World, made Tema Philadelphia ford . for NYork; Oscar, pute es ee) Hicnatt Orr Yorks Baste, having gt bech © portrand stacey sae sid9th. Sid 7th, Deposit, NY ARTOWN, Marcia, Granville, and Eagle, Ticksburg for St Joho, NB, arr 25th York; Richmond, Kilborn, for Sales Ship Masters and Agents. We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rowenr Sitvey, of oar News Fleet, a Bort of the Shipping left xt the Port whence they ‘easels Spoken on their Pa List of their C Patios, Haghell. Bred Haskell, Larkin Snow, fer N 9, and e8 n cv é—inport, Active. Afties for Salem: gay Foreign Newspapers ews may have. He will as, Thos Cutts, Gazelle, Georgiana, Huron, board them immediately on their arrival. ts and Cor | Hawk, and aschruoknown Arr 9th, Baltic, Pike, (St Jago respondents, at home er al will slay conler a favor by | for Newburyport) from the ice off Nantucket—she sailed sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence ca | Boston with the fleet 24th alt, and was one of the achrs tl obtain. Nant information of way kind will be Y | come to anchor under Chatham, before ti mentioned. “Also arr, Mary, Smith, Frederickabarg foe Boston, “Atlantic, Norfolk “PRovIDENCE, Feb 10-—Ar Vigilant, Heath, New York; 1th, y . | Eben Preble, Perkins, Mobile: ", Kent, Demera Ni Pita ae pinpraAishitarmm dala g hate am IP Almira, Si Loud, Rappahannock. ‘Below, Calouus, ol Lennox ‘Savann: bt +6 50 531 MOON RISE HIGH WATER +++e+ “Pawtu ret, Feb 1!—There appears tobe much ice in the bay h emornine, ‘and the ice on the bar still remains firm, about 6 ches thicl bese ieee ae Cleared. , i hiwront, Peb 9—Arr Charles, Davenport, Norfolk for Pro- ips Unit tates, Britton, Liverpool, } 4 ”, . len ne Pantos aM. Pi 14. Feb 13--Below, Shenandoah, West, Liver- Viacoave Vali, &2, Fer Hieron pools Nagher, Havana.” Cld Maria, Stetson, Port an as . Watson. Cardenas, Ramon de Zal . “ 4 a 3 4 Bartimonr, Feb Arr Neweastle, Adams, bile; Tom Palsifer, Matamorns, H Southmayd & Son; St Marks, Wil: | qgaltitone, Feb -Arr Rewenstle, Adams, eons Ky edie Tiere eereOn) ito, Norns, | Rocce auch alt for Boston and Salem, fut back for r Scbes H Lawrence, Churchill, St Thom: ing be-nearried ashore by the ice. ¢ wet Dunford, Lou: D’Mahoner? MeGlanghiin do, ‘Tucker te daeitth dou,” Sid Mary, and Sabine, NOvleaus; John Murray, Jacket, Ja ou de Zaldo; Signal: Raynor, | THs Matauzas. ss cia Star, Williams, W Indiee; Hichmoa 0; Alicut, Walter, Baltimore, | ,, Wagminctan, NC : ‘ Arrived, M Ship Normandie, Spa'ding, 50 days wits. Feb 3—Are Sir Chas Napier, (Br) Griffith, and its, Fel rr Bit Chas Napier, (Br) Gufich and frem Newcastle, Eng. Cid Brilli nt, with mdse, to Tyson & Judah. No date, lat 49 40, lon’ 13 26, re; Hardy, Perrington, New svoke aud supplied barque Grange, of and for Greenock, from phi Demerara, having been dismasted a few days before iu a hurri- rr Mozart, Welch, Flushing; Dev .d Yost soine o} en overboard Me; Parsee Merchant. [Brd Poole saw. Hathaway, 33 days from New Orleans, with | oure: Ol Br, to Stanton & Frost. Kaperienced severe weaber ail | race, Le the passa; Hollingsh Ship Remittance, Silsbee, (of Portland) 25 days from New | Belawsconive op, Quess, (Bri Orleans, with cotton. to Nesmith & Walsh. 2d inst, off Cape | Adeline & Eliza, Hopk hat! MMteras, in-a squall from NW. lost veally a whole suit of suife: | Baltimore ed her beam ends ifted cargo, stove bulwarks, the ship to leak; has beea 12 days North of Cape Hatteras Ship Geo. Hallett, Howes, 33 days from Mobile, with cotton, | to Goodhue & Uo, | lan, 12days from Savanuah, with cotton, | Ship Olive & 1164 bales cotton to I 18 days from Charleston, with | 1% Co. Died on the passage, James | of Lon ion. } smouth) 17 days from Charles Has bees 12 days North of Cape Barque Mary Chilton, Evans, from Canton, Sept. 28, Macao | Oct. 1, with teas, &e to Talbot, Olyphant & Co. Experienced | severe weather on the coast. | Norwegian bare Hebe Gallic mo 60 days, to J. & L. KR Bridges, mdre 3 eases 150 bxs liquorice ps ficilian barque A. D—A person who understands the manufacturia Fire Bric. will hear of a sitaation by, wGP. &J GRATACAP No. 3) Maicen Lane. ‘one need apply unless exvable of taking charge of the catablishment, Ma litec COAC ED. STOUT and healt! aud wh married, of goud ad- wm, of anen reside in a private SHMAN WANT! hy eclored m: en. from Naples, v aler- | i 6H bags Ii eed 3 bas | able char ach man, family. ixhten miles from New York. Apply, by @ nove left at this office, to W 10 order mo, Costo, 65 days. from Palermo, via LA. Co , stating Gryraar 48 10 aero Se Pheloe. | referees Bom fat place, aud terms. fiiwere da. to et eavedinee vers nears se JOuUN TYLER! JOHN TYLER! JOHN TYLER? que Louisiana, Emery, ton) 1 m N. Ey ! Orleaus, with lard and pork: to Nesmith % Walsh. Le JOHN Tee TE re a gatory rebuke is well worth reading, Left on | the Bar, James tdward, aud Sultan, for N York er Baique Josephine, Mitchell, 20 days from New Orleans, with | ! ) m hia first accession to office. A Jew copies pork. to B. De Forest & Co | FRESIL . ¢ Pofarque Cuba, Blanchard, (of Boston) 17 days from New Or- | % be had of the periodical agents hich Jeans, with pork, to Nesmith & Walsh. Bi hn Welsh, Magna, 28 days from Mobile, with cot- D. Hurlbut & C PACKET SHIP ROSCIUS, FROM LIVERPOOL wit commence discharging, under general crder, to-morrow. All gosds not permited will be sent to public store, f 14 Stre ton, 0. Barque Gleaner, Hower, (of Gardiner) 18 days from Apala- chicola, with cotton, to master. : Barque Alabama, Merritt, 36 days from Apalachicola, with | cotton, to Nesmith & Walsh Has been 20 days North of Cape Hatteras, and was blown off several time GRA ND CONCERT, NO BE GIVEN AT © NC ERT HALL, No. 406 Bi jarque Mersey, Tucker, from ola, Jan. 12, wil ‘way, on Wednesday F: ‘eb. ith, 1844, by the “ cotton, to Taylor & Merrill. Has North of Hatteras mao PALMO'S ( y, days, blowing heavy all the time, ‘ | —Who respectfully inform their frienes and the public, brig Sir Charles Forbes, from Stockholm, via Deal | from the flattering suceese they met with their su days, with ron, to Boorman, Johoston & Co. 9 Concerts, and atthe solicitation of | many ea of 1 rig Win. Crawford, Higgin lays from_Tobass , Who were present, they will give Iggwood, to Nesmith & Walsh.” 3018 qu 07 ceroo Ihgheat Ferree aby We AY EVENING whee Howland & Aspinwall. Left, Susan, and Giraffe, un Brig Spy, Lander, 29 days from Sisal, with hemp, to Under: | § com hill & MeKiniey. Left, Forest. just arr pany. consists of the fo = Brig Albertiva, Joyce, from ‘Crmidid de Cuba, Jan, 18, with "Was PHILLICS, Mes. SHARPE, sigar, to Chastelai & Ponvert. Left, St Simons, Idg, aud |” MISS BRUCK ME HOLMAN, reported later. MK. LYNCH, MR. sh brig Quudraped, 8wao, 27 days from Bermada, in bai AND Mit KNEASB. 1 (of Newport) 29 days from New Orleans, hams to J. W. Ross. Las been 19 days | eras, | vol ha, Warten, (of Hallowell) 18 days from New | OPenine Chorus ugar ke. to master { afurl'd hi rig Croton, Soullard, 23 days from Mobile, with eotton, to | See vne £. D. Hurlbut & Co F { nd set tl Brig Linden Koopman, 20 days fom Mobile, with cotton, to Song—Fairy, Bell Sturges & Clearman, RomgoThe i ing Caynya, Jackson, 17 days from fayaunah, with cotton, | Ballid—taabel to, John Ogden. Se Brig Demerara, Blanchard, (of Prospert, Me.) 16 days from | Georgetown, SC: with cotton, to Buck & Peters, Experienced severe weather the whole passage, aud has been id days North | ays" desire ind of Hatteras, teturned to me, David Daffell, Williams, 16 dara, from. Wilmington, Zampa eee Mee Snape and Kavenah res, to ‘owel th vost, while pare, from the Opera of John ipped a heavy sea, atarted head knees, ot ee pigeon de Teak badly Baker, 29 days from Aux ( Left no American ¥ 2%6 days from Curacoa, with salt and | logwood, tv 8. W. Schr October, Bl oes : Manse 8 Prout, from Newbern, NC. with naval stores, Re, Whitma is Bong—My Hear’ in the Highlands Duet—Meet me by. Chorus—tady of Bea jong—Oin | aim a Merry ug—Molly Bralingan rga—Bediam Mediey goed bight: + ¥ eas ORY SILLA N Gato be hea the Doors oven at half-past 6—commence at hajf-past 7 fits ‘ Cole. 17 days from Wilmington, NC. with 1 mata . s at it leMath, from Norfelk, with cora, ke. to Star orelock; "Schr Henry, Bolen, 2 days from Ni RI fi uf Henry, Bolen, 2 days from RI. fire] Lees ees Toor awe FOR ¥ALE.OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR Beht Mechanic, Reder, Norfolk. TY PROPERTY—Two very fine Farms, in it Maria, Kelly, Virginia. anty of Columbia, cpaegning, AOR 3 Below. 7 farms were ely ow se Ly peed bY, 5 v4 ernel One ship, one brig, unknows, Lado a not eu, ot tltadeon he Hudson ral 3 fee he ong ers. an Vessely in port—Barques Baring Belen Cio hee ci Dit, | watered ‘Wxelusive of the w Lag salt for Hawaas to'oul 10th, Corn Warner, of Philadelphia: feet et yen Taree ee oes rad a arr 15th from St Thomas, in quarantine, will be out in ove or | They wor New Vork mar: two days: brine Abegnn, Doxne, of Kingston, Nog for Hamburg, | tha fs Mant the went i foal 17th <r 18h; Tain O!shanter, Thomas, from and fur N ticular description of the y in scarcely ne- York, arr U4th, dings sche Joshua Brown, Case, of Province ene tthe pe aver i no doubt, by 8 personal mopec- wmrence, Commander W H Gardner, sailed sth for | tn, atvertain or hithaelt te Sale « wittiam H, Sendlow, Jt, 4 brig Pacific, Cook, (whalers) both | from whor aay \aformation concerning them may be acquired, . sailed hence [3th on a cruise, the former with iene at 14 Barclay “SOHN'C. STEVE! of NOrleans with salt sand Marteaibo are quarantined for YOUR BAKER’S BILLS, eda store at No. two of three days, on account of thermal! pox in both places, ‘Wheat, Rye and Com wwlven if nd sickuces apyeacs they are Feleased, ‘Aiea Pes Ere Fiees parecer seaeieit Volare, Braley, of Tt Hegilings wite Live end tod thts s Socata = 0 7B rane, ley, of bul + ni pXopanpere, Ney, "eee, Loum, Beater, of Theos | rR at Mne eg Hero nase se after being ashore on the Long Shoal 4 days, surrounded by ice, | cents « plate; Cal 08 Of Sunday, and weat ashore on the NE point of Mus: | All articles are im eget, leaking 1000 strokes per hotr; she commenced ¢iseharg. | he pledges himself that mes ES = person and Tinted a Wore fuk yesterday. Set Macdonough, from NYork for Eastport, | ket offers. TRO HALEES is also ashore on Muskeget; cargo, coffee, lard, flour, com, &e, ' fli Im*ec