The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1844, Page 3

r ‘orest: es or Yorwood 30 tous lofiwood 39 bali her funeral street, on Sunday afternoon at half past 4. On Friday morning the 23 instant, of Congestion of Tuomas W., infant son of }Washington and the Brain, Margaret Norris, aged 6 months and 24 da: On the 2d idstant, after a short illne drawer, of this city. Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK 22 - 6 5 5 g a = juenos Ayres Belize, Hon, + 1 26 8 6 $ 13 1 0 27 28 at 20 20 2 a 1 » 1 Porto ico + 23 +» 29 Porto Cabello 4 28 Point Petre, ( 3 Pernambuco B a) 3 3 2 20 22 ex: 8 al I 6 6 Jeremie: ++ 3 litgston, Ja, + t weSSSRonk, —————— Passengers Arrived. St Micmanis—Schr Glide—V Thomo; and lady, M de ‘Tioga, J de M J Duarie, J Jones, J New Onteans—Ship Powhattan—G Mr White. New Onvea Savayvan— ‘and servant, M CHatiRsTo Quirk, AB Rogers—1 in the steeragi Barque Science~Mr Adam: , Burnos Arnes—Ship Mexican—1674 hides Barclay & Liv ingstar—22 do 72 bales woot 2ao skins W W De F hides A Rood Lm ik Bouchaud & Thebaud—278 bales hemp How! ed & mee segars J de la Granja—200 quintals logwood Bi Domestic Importations. New Oauraxs—Ship Massachusetts—831 bbls pork Boor m: ohwston & co—-1202 hides 8 DT horp—510 bbls. 389 cnske pork 299 kegs lad 33 bbis $2 hhds hams 19 do shoulders 373 bie Cotton to order Rei, OltarAns Ship Pomhattan—(Reportad yesterday) 117 f ‘Nelon— It L, Maitland—19 JM Preseott—40 ugar JC Whitmore—343 bbls #73, kege bales cotton ED Hurl De Kiam & Moore— Haveus & bhds N, Williams & e7-—257 bbla 263 kege lard P I Nevi 229 bois 10 his hans © Sinitive: ut & com84 Holbrook sugar 13 bales co:tom to order. New Oxteans—Ship Telumah—2695 bbls chs 124 tes P| Nevius, New Onteans—Ship Herewlean—30 bales cotton Adams, ‘Tiffacy & coms1 Suydum, Suge & co—18. JF Butterworth-=o0 Wichards—430 Ly Mardlande-i0) a co—2 bales wool © P Fosdick—6 do deer skins ward. witz—190 tos M farkoe & co—202 bhi cotion De Peyater marsh—40 Duboii II7 bhds 28 tes Buck & co—500 kegs Roberts & Williams—31 ear one ‘Tarquin—701 bbls 101 hhds pork 14 ew ORLE © Tarquin— ten 88 hhds hams 173 kegs 481 bole pork andlard J Wiehe 0-3 cks 13 kegs Wig: bi a ee 8 feathers Linsdale & co—32 do C CU athr op. New Onveans- co—b3 bbls hi * : Moait»—Barque Ovande—372 bales cotton Bogart & Knee- a0 M A it & co—145 do Hi I 101 Lanti hon & eo—400 Colomb & Iselin—60 A. 00 Gray & Crosby. a~(arqne Geatleman—I66 hales cotton Cole Jomb & fselin—241 H Coit & co—a2 Pirkins & Hopkins—35 8 Wood—116 sticks cedar R x Graves Sava 4 — Brig Savannah. 105 Gowdy & Wells—39 8 Brovson—1'8 Bog ir’ & Kucelaud-—140 tes rice Gray & ey bus (9 oH ‘rosby—100 bales co—sundry pkgs to order. MARITIME HERALD. Sung Days of the Steam Ships. _ «FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA Hibernin. — Judki Caledonia, Lott. 3. Wesiern, Matthews G. Britain,’ Hosken: + Pockets to Arrive. Packets to Sail, FROM LIVERPOOL. FOR LIVERPOOL, Indepesdence, Nye, Jan. 22 | Garrick, Trask, Sami Hicks, Bunker, Keb. 1 | Oxford, Rathbone, New York, Uroppt,” Feb: 3 ick Heury. Delano, Liverpool, Eldridge, Feb. 6 inian, Allen, Mar. RESMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH, Sebor, Jan 26| Victoria, Morgan, riswold, Feb. 2| Quebec, Hebard, FROM HAVRE. FOR HAVRE Biltimore, Funcir, Jan. 22| Burgundy, Wotton, Argo, Anthony, Jan, 29 | Oneida, Funck, ue? Foreign Letter Bags. Hervafter, Letter and) New for all parts of the ‘Worl, wilt be uede up nt the Heases Goree ee Ship Masters and Agents. We shail esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vesse! to Commodore Romar Sizvey, of our News Qireof the Shipping left at the Port whence they sai ‘easels Spoken on their a List of their Cargo, ‘and say Foreign, Newspapers or News they may have. le will board ‘hem immediately on their arrival. ‘gen and. Cor. rrpondenta, at home er abroad, will alsq conler a favor by reading © thie OfGeo all the Marine tatell gener ther’ ene antion of amy kind will be thnekieliy ag chtais. Maation! ta! reariyael PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 24 +645 [Moon suteeee «© 5 13l mien wate 2 oO 129 Cleared, Ships Bargundy, Wotton, Havre, Fex & na, Boriand, N i ingston; Wako- alsh; Howard. Callan, & Merrill — Bries David, (Sw) Odelma ky dt & Balchen; Aranda, Howland, Belize H.. Gen Marion, Shepheard, Port au Prines, F Griffing ; Demerara, Blanchard, Neuvitas, Buck & Peters; ‘Tybee, McC: tm ck, Charleston, Geo Bulkley —Sehrs Charloite, Wil: you, Edenton, NC. T MeAdam & Uo; Abbott Lawrence, Mee- et, Bust n, Ship M edit from B ip Mexican, Deming. 63 days from Buenos Ayres, vin Montevideo, with hides, Keo to Barclay, & Livingston” Esti at former, ship Roger Shermaa; barques Hoburt. Collier: hone cellor for, sew York; bries Russia, Simonson; Cumberland, Hedley.” ‘The U. 8. sehr Knterpriay, Lieut, Comd't Witron, was aboint to proceed tothe Conat of Patagonia, for the crews of whol ‘Tio Sisters, M-nafild, of, Sew Bedford, nnd jearse, of Newport, both of which vessels. were lost ‘on that constsome time previously, Left at Montevitien, berrine Ta Placa, M for Phil Brig Plymouth,” Good 1 23d," saw a vensel going iato ideo sowing a ted signal with white hall, Davich abio Polley, Heansoldt, 7 daye from Rio Janeirc, with 3780 bags coffe tod. L. Phinthe & Co. Shin Magerehsetta, . 22 days from New Orleans, with cotton, to Neam th & Wala, Slip Teluwah Borland. 20 days from New Orleans, with cotron, to master, ‘Ship Bercntean, Holmes, 15 days from New Orleans, with cotton, to mater, Shin’ Andrew Scott, Emery, 21 days from Apalachicola, wish $45 bales cotton to Gray & Ctosby. ; 8 lp Cahawbe, Cr fftc, Tda a from Darien, Ga. with cotton, to 8 "Phompaon! 978 halen 8 KR Graves, Barqoe Neptuue Tay, 1 days from New Orleans, with 21 Dales cottnn to Nesmith & Walsh: 4011 bags coffee to orcet. Barjue Georgi, Obs, 16 days from New Orleans, with eot- Homer, M4 di all git dave from New Orlens, with Elliott, 4 days from New Orleans, with eot- ane Grand Dyer, 17 days from Mebile, with cotton, to eck, que Geutleman, Morris, 22 days from Apalachicola, with cotton, to PT ®arnhem Pie. Hyder Ati, Likiob, 15 days from Mayaguez, PR. 215 hhds sugar 20 do molaaseato Alsop & Ch-unrey. Left schs poets t iyo Rogers, and Sacnders, Merryman, wtg cargo— Brig Geo. Henry, Blakeley. I days from Turks Island, with bie “Hy wwe is if to Medad La 3 days fh St. Vi fi ballast, i afston ke Cor pol ys from St. Viueent, in 1 ce B mer be Peel : ‘oursen, 18 day Brig Uzello Meek: ugar to |, ns 2 aka rig Vandalia, 1, i to svenmith & Walsky S18 hoe do 300 ole ultese” noe Lo. Brig Li for wuhteun 1 raha A days from New Orlea to Bik, laane Mead, ‘Thorpe, 17 days from Mobile, with cot ani Ln grat Hawley, 7 days from Savannah, with cotton, Brig GB. Ly Sa ¥ otha to Dunham ke pauermn, 7 days from Savannah, with pbitk Moon. Hayes, 5 days from Charleston, with cotton, to from Sisal, with hemp, &c. to 7 di from Attakapas, with 50 bhds do. molasses to D. Le Sayre. Left sent \ days feo i suzar. to Normith s Walsh; 169 Nhds dy soa uate PR: avith Wouh thst Int 31 12 Jon 72 16, way atrack by lightatee whit sh: heart of fore tonmastand eplit foremast af win, 20 days from St. Mich: iT Cooley &'Co; 1393 boxes oranges 42'de Tortonse tit Senco Caer, 46 days from New Orleans, withfsugar, RS tof if dei) Bigelow, Baxter, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, Py ds Faalklia, 4 days from Boston, with mdre, to Ez. Brig Northe f Portland) 04 days rig Nov ernie Ones vith Porky he nmr ne) dere from New ; % sco, Lewis, 7 days from Savannah, with cotton, to Jate residence No, 388} Pearl street, without further invi. ‘ation, Last evening, after a painful illness, Miss Exiza Dev. LIN. Mer friends and sequaintences and those of her sister and brother-i w Archibald Hall, are invited to attend m her late residence, No. 64 Roosevelt (ADVERTISEMENT. HE PUBLIC.—The very general i quire, the Receiver «f anking omprny, has made the sivekh dders, AMUSEMEN'S. Brig Gen] Marion, Shepheard, Port“au Prince, and others. Tg —— some statements in his ‘rustees fessrs. Mise Joseph Fowler, Esq. A few days Sir Vicronsa, [Br] at Ne we of the Directors apy qucouutere | hurricane 19th, i STREET. Admission Ove Dollar, to ti parts ofthe Bo 7. Performance to commence at Monday, FIRST NIGHT OF MONDAY EVENWNG, Fai commence with, “ LU IA DI LA ueia di Lammermou: ord Heury Ashton « jir Eager of Maveuswood Lord Arth leans from B | Dee. lat 53, lon 23, ied topmast, fore snd main topgallant masta, and rable minuteness of detail in such a document impossibl, and some facts to jot within the knowledge of the heen mare specific I shonld probat re’ the necessity of troubling the public iu a le cousequence te them, So A he ae eectl it to, bee on. few days afterwar was ited to. in the place of Me Fowlery whos | was inforsed, had de- for som* merely porsoval reason. st my Gat imprevs.me-—because from the com jonal i veaoived to couhiae unembarrassed by other heeome invested obligations co the ‘= A DI LAMMERMOOR, b 6th the performance wil pork; wushipped rudder end Scua Ronxnr & Rowtann —Extract of a letter from Tor. je had a wreck on Auegida, a ow di merican brigantine, the iebert. & beef and candles. ‘The greater part of nate Wreckers, the Anegadi- _ Thase goods paid sal- brought fair priess Ww anchors, for $20.”—[ Sour Mary Maria, of and trom et 19th: she hada cargo of thrown overboard in ord ‘one cable end anchor i f briz Vol- caine ots BTAIRE About one-third of the cargo of brig Vo ough it may be of lit \@ of the formation of the removed to this cit the ‘aw with John the house of his brother in Franklinville, N.J., Davi W. Syxes, fine stitation, in 1839, 1 irs and shail coutiave faithfully to discharge my creditors wh have advanced their money or granted an exten- sion of credit on the faith of the trust my purpose in th +++ Sig LP. ronzi 2 was saved by Wired they took one-third for a: vage, nnd were sold h he lot the vessel, and two ne} it the business shou'd wand Equity, to and other matters couuected thus ex Juded from oar fi afer my connection with ommuniertion to Ko be- youd @ simple atatean q ues of the institution, and of i no agency, aud they demand, therefore, no notice from me, I submit the preceding statement with the cor e who have kuowa me will find it to a great extent unne- id that those who have not, will deem it a proper vindication, if indeed any, writh real estate wr from $t0,f clock by B.—The Theat nm the off nights will be let for C ‘Thomaston for New York, for Concerts the ice, was ‘to asks lime, 650 of which to lighten her—has lost rad- rate firm and fia di had very little knowledge, and CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIKCUs. Wr. ROCKWELL & O. R. STONE MR. P. MORRIS, terest whatever. Subsequently and in the sprin, CONDUCTED BY from our firm, Mr : BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Wastineton, Feb. 22, 1844. The weather for a few days past, has behaved so well, and especially upon the anniversary of Wash- ington’s birth—she looks so beautifully, demeans herself so mild and June like, and smiles so sweet ly, that she deserves and hereby receives a hand- some compliment. The leading event at Washington to-day has been the opening of the long expected Oregon debate, by Messrs. Atchison on one side, and Choate upon the other. Gen. Atchison made his maiden speech, which was listened to with great interest. Mr. Choate, who followed him, paid him a very hand- Tis"Noyes. leaeat cabin’ wor b ne the real estate ing carried on by Mr. Graham and Mr. Powers was alongside 20th, tahini New York, Feb. 2 AUCTION SALES. LE THIS EVENIN and Heroines from the Holy Wars ous acts of Horsemanship, Gymaasti nk African Drolieries, &c. ke. ie Levi North ina Spleadid Act. ry Arabs of the Bast. MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE brunry 2(—The performaners » ill ‘commence with CINDERECLA, ‘The Baron Pompoli Pelrorre seers sees eG and glcop Fame |G, Feb. 24, performances to commence She will proceed to Edi M L—Sehr South ‘Cuba, sapposed ir. Leavitt's statements which alludes to thes* firms is in these words: The amount paid to Graham, Noyes & Meri dS Powers, as their cles of th» Association and by-law: y,, was 810,000. ‘I ‘ood & Powers jor their services. ion of trusts, after January, 1840. exee: ‘ount Paid to John L Graham, forhis the Bank, aud to him 8 rolins, Corbett, of and with hard pine urricane of Sept 30 ere he has left a wife HOMAS BELL. (Star a lent of Providence wl 8. C. was an old vess Notice to Mariners. Howrteur, Dee. 15—From the present date a red light # &- st point of our harbor da: the cld light, which wi les SE of the new one, will 36 feet above the level of tke sea, and ea tC, and several ehild ig the Compau r kin the sales room aluable furuiture of nil THIS EVENING, if professional ser- 1 London Dock Gin, in small packages; one cond hand furniture, carpet- to Mr, Graham #5, counsel of the Com syock, for his official certiticateso moval of of, che fards mortwaged to te Company by such bers. The amounts thus paid cannot he €. 0 f fresh seasonable dry goods, received, eomprii but beautiful assortment,sent out by the last steamer, a it 1946 O'clock, at the sale re ‘when they are to be in a fall hia: required, that the lights may be fully exhibited distant objects, cannot be guished from the light tower. ~ BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. » MANAGER. +» TREASURER. cles, used a little. but im gcod order, and compr ety wrrthy attention ea \d entiemens weariur ptions, jewelry, farniture, &c., the property ho is anxious to have his account ng but a short time Envoy, from NW Co: was boarded 17th inst. I Capt Mason, and Mr Studies lost on Tombez Bar, a Romhen Oct 12, sat fr Providence, with 3600 bbls oil, lon 72 " uti nate, late of the Nautilus, NB, | ‘#}f# of ¢ in titution b Graham, Noves& Martin, nenrly the time was occnsied in the. professional and other conce ion and -successtul opera ion o he had tecome both counsel and a direc~ cient that he devoved i i At 10 o'clock, at the auction room, exjon ith firma ol | The largest, most exteas y fancy and staple dry gé endid and numerous o facility ded for the di all deseriptions. Business will le assortment of fresh, a, of all descriptions; 1150; 20th, Mary, 1600 wh; Courier, M: Ray, Nant, 26 mos bead at ¢ pon “he orga os, 1 THIS EVENING eb. 21—T A Full Dress F: larchant, NB, 12 n tor, and to auch tion ‘to the law bn arcely any atiea- f be carried on in be regular, and returns ROY, under the charge s« 48 BELL. 35 Am ‘m me evident in the Fulling minution of busiaess ines: effests of this been: vitual clients and the di B. 18 mos. 500; Oct . Wi 26 mos 700 sv 700 wh; ym ye £ A great variety of ¥questrian Acts, satisfied with this, and were Dances, Feats on the Slack and Tight Rope, Ai Se fohns, 407 sp 700 w 1000 sperm. The ICHARD VAN DYKE, JK, Ai PTORY BALE. surance Company. i + Se —To cline a sP.arl 20 Hkh ofl when sae Maabert In' Nantucket re Ne stitution, Nant, 170 sp; Mercury. Haskelle 15 mo, 300; no dete, Cori, Seabu ffin, do, 35 mos, 1500: dp. 34 mos, 1500;” Fellowes, Stonington, De Nautilus had 530 54 A. ri heat (eet Nathan, lady, two children id eryon Wednesday vat the Merchaats” Ex- GROUND, embracing five the coruer of 25th atreet; nd nine- , on the south side of 25th street, between the and extending to within 148 feet of the 3d feet deep. Sewers are extended lid ground, witl and built up on the . Seventy-five per cent mey chasers may arr’ h the and have 90 per cent remain of t morey and thiee-fourths of cost of build ps of the Lots ant Plans of Building, to be had atthe r’s (ffice, (after Thursday next,) Brig Moon—J H Packard, A Riley, F T y, our offices were at hich the reat of jacreased fro. $1100 to up- the reqa st of the officers of the compan: ned by both firms AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR SATURDAY. Feb 4 11 BENEFIT AND LAST APPEA. The Two Tleuted and Accom MRS W'! Garlind, Serantou. a TWENTY-FOUR LOTS OF 6 mos, 100; Eagle, Ns Latayett Ho ; on the second Avenue with , 120: in Ang d Oct, David Paddock, do, 24 mos, 600; Oct isher, do, 12 mos, 850; Maria, Jennings, do, 17 14, RANCE OF es‘abl shed, and ii avenue. the lois are about 98 he nccount for these a: vices rendered by both firms, in arr-neing and ferlecrin organization was prepared acd the sum fixed nt $10,000 account was made up in the 1 Vices had been common to both in many res was equally eniit ed to share with Mr, Gral ‘Annexed to the accouut was & Ds wi » Magnolia, Sim- ary Astor, Pinkham, Nant, fall of wh and ty, do, 1300 sp. States, Barnum, Stoning- EY » hes volunteered, and will appear ina on IZARD OF THE NORTH, 81GNOR FRANCISCO, the great MAGI f modern t appear in his most as'onishing and ex rvordinar EGYPTIAN INCANTATIONS! an GRAND CHINESE EQULIBRIUMS. GREAT WESTERN will appear in his favorite comic lec- tureon ANIMAL MAGNETISM wit amusing experiments TATION cf the LUO € 5 MONOLOGUE, by Mr and Mrs Western, and Mr TSHIP Mr an H, the celebrated co RAMAN, the beautiful Bal A celebrated “ocal lisatior THE YOUNG W th firms as the ser- cts, and as each ts hides spinwall dizer & ‘ular sta‘ement, as far as secvices which the charse was nt covers nearly eight pages in Straits of Mageltan, ing of the second. mate "and ‘of Havre, Capt ‘Hatha ts of Magellan 6th No boarded by_a boat’s crew, ¢ men, from the Freoch br too long for public: 10. 7 bn detocad ceiver’s hanes, and y the crew, consisting of 21 captain, mate and 13 men, went to St Car- he secoud mate an m. ‘The B brings 22,000 opy. ed by the members which the following ‘orth American Trust and Bankicg Company, To Graham, Noyes & Martia, and BY DAVID PARKS, 154 PEARL STREET, THIS DAY, AT 94 O'CLOCK, | ee *fagey silk Dress Hand- Corset Laces, Bone of bth firms, except by Mr. Grahaun, f AR 3E Invoies of Fancy Goo tfield Handkerchiefs, Pougee do Suspender Buttons, ing Silk all colors, Dressing Nett do, Bags, Paper Hanging: NEW BRIGHTON OR SAL AT THE MANSION HO THOMAS F. DAVIS, po! Paoli, St Ubes for Baltimore, the Mexican, or thra » I Feb 21, lat 36 15, lon 73 46—by rt. Neptune, of Bosten, Feb 17, lat 29 50, lon 69 '0—b: si ‘Singer, and LA tick your articles pies preparing Bye Laws and a'tending for se your place of business, 1n Fortune Teller bbls pork, Suydam, Sage regard jin the world, may be pri & co—30 Heed & Schermerhorn—5 bbls skins J 8 Patten—95 hds iy ‘ast, Presentand Fu.ure Events. Performances ever; and Saturday al Gallant Mary, Porto port. 9 Feb 19, lat 35, lon 73 20 is port. Jat 33 29, lon 73 58—by the Robert Haven, NOrleans for Barbadoes, ‘orest, at this port, lat 30 50, lon 6i—by the Pol- days from Boston for Havana, Feb 12, Int 33 40, lon Philadelphia fur Berdewnx, 1 day out, Feb 17, lat 38 10, Mobile for Liverpool 1th inst, Int 32 30, ‘ham. Mobile for Liverpool, 10th inst. T fh Baltimore, no date, int 30, lon 79 ing, NOrleans for Boston, 13th inst, lat 29 45, » Pierce, New York for Genoa, 18th inst, lat 39 40, Alarms tteacoer, supposed from West Indies for England, 17th ri A ship showing a burgee with Columbia” in it, no date, lat PROPERTY AUCTION. USE AND GROUNDS OF aq. and the BisLMONT and righton, Staten m4 ¥ & JENKINS, on day ‘of March next, at 12 o'clock, if not'pre- spose} of at private sale , louse 18 one of the most splendid estal ‘The main puildio four or five acies, as now enclosed. Te sive and commodious; the main walls a e built whole surrouoded by piazz andall finished in the best manner. Tt evmmands a view of the up the North aud ong Island Shore, eth ron, 3 days out, no date, yevening at 734 o’clock, and Wednesday oon: x s jock. ‘Tickets 25 cents—children ander ten years 123¢ cents. Twen- ty-fivecents extra for private consultations mas the Gipsey 368 bal ET Nevius krvoneo) bbls ke 8 taylor sae S oaeanaeril ales cotton P evius & so ls ‘aylor—! " " hhds 236 bbly Suydam, Sage & co—66 hhds 1 bbl @ brs (3 kegs 3 bbe of Schatpe pfs nature Hike the preceding must ueresserily deem it just to ourselves ‘as well us proper ol the company, to state somewhat more iu de importauee, and arduvusness of the services whi races, “Soon after the passage of the Gener: 8, the project of your iustivw ile’ some favored it, many ill success and ultin our Mr. Graham was its firm and untir iu his power to 3 im an account, $. remptorily sold, ac GRAND CONCERT, CONCERT HALL, No. 406 Broad- Both, 1844” by the Members of, ell te) COMPANY, ‘The company consists of the folowing ladies and gentle- MES. PHILLIPS, MuS. SHARPE ichards- Holbrook & Nelsou—226 A Arverii! & co—845 bbls P I Nevins & son—309 Sardar Sage & L Wood: argue Georgia—117 hhds Vietor & Duck- A is C Smith—167 bs & Whit & co—40 A C Ros- sirre & co—-33 G & F Schumacher—384 Holbrovk, Nelson & co 10 BE GIVEN AT way, on Monday Evenin PALY Banking Law in ‘was started, aud loubted its feasibility, and pre- ate abindonment, Earl n ¢ United States. to promi progress, and devoti of his pavaical and meutal powers We my, 4 this connection, and when spe»kiug to those who tivity and diligence, w at these ¢xertions were (fa not, able character. aud that thout thew, the institation itself might not have hr 1 bei at least might have been many mre moutlis in ayakeniuj, site caunot be surpaued, ote Bry of ‘New York, exten Kast Rivers, New York, Brooklyu, through the Nariows to the Ocean, and al arge portion of ew been the witne-ses of his the imputation of egoti highly important, not to LYNCH, MR. KAVANAH, MR. tJ MeChain & MR. HOLMAN, os tas & Davenpart—#0 Obie 8 Taylors ‘Belmont and Brighton Houses are both extensive build- “TY peasantly sitaated, nearly opposite the Steamboat I calculated for large boardivg houses er ho- PROGRAMME Paar L. Savoyard Choras—From Wi Ballad—Thy parting lok ong —Mild as the ‘Moon Barque Science—33 bbls 4 tes lard Buck da do 48 Dols lard. Work & Draken 3s de ne 20daysfrom Portland for Matangas, 7th inst, hh Pork 763 bales cotton Suydam, Sage & co—400 bales cotton to 1 ridgeton, 3 days from NYork for Beli for Boston .mo date, & joston for Charleston, foreign Ports. Feb7—In port, Laren, Abst nker Hill, Maraton, NVatk, 4 A t Mayagues, next day: Alphot et, Nowlan, weg erde *hiladelphia (or +By the Compwn into life “It is known to many of the di more especially to those who were him, that from May, 1838, dowa to commenced business, em A and even long subsequentty, Mr. Gr ofeach day, and many long aud y. mation and organization, and to su’ which were ac ail times revere, pre For a disgram and further particulars, » Hon. no date, lat ly to. i Griss, A of several mont 49 Wall street. devoted a great pu © nights to ite fire tent did these labors, { and ar-nous, veen: c 11th inst, lat 37, lon 69. pkg Holbrook, Nelsom & co—83 Burritt & Johasou—11 A 1 ty Lucntcola—Ship Liverpool rted yesterday) —278 1 si Meg tas do Hiswa R eee tgs Renae WHNICS—TO LET, the large and s tast below Duane street, now 20 Hudson street St Jouns, PR. occupied by John Hew: SAMU: tle and Ill come m 0. Porgies acd Signor Le ‘Mira Sharpe and ch sn exteut did this pre iit lee Mr Knees Withdrawal tor the time from partic branches of business in which our fins are respectively ent wt : Osceola Park. tT la SHE Son Dawlon, Hine Was almst equivalent to Racen Istanp, Feb 4—In port, Rienzi, Clark, frem Nas. sou. to load fur NYork, Port au Prince Feb 1] el STEAM POWER TO LET. ROOMS TO LET with STEAM POWER—Pos- session to be gives Ist May, Apply tothe “Hoe” P. Saw st 29 and 31 Gold street. FOR SALE —1 fod by Rs than, We f Smiles from th ‘elty of New York cn the Vout Mond, aud a quarter of « mile from the Harlem Ral: road. ‘the above Farm i @ hinh state of cu Chorus—Stay, prythee stay: seeeee eee By the Company 96 bales cotton H Coit & co— In port, C ilson, les c oat Colt. & r= In port, Casket Wilson, for Boston, in port, Bal ic, Moulton, from Vit from Bath, jast arr; Rival ‘ot only was Mr. Graham thas engrossed. but dat same per od all {us were to some xtent occa Parts of the sarre busivess—as the ard of many p out aud mature the plans ond detai . upon a principle which Point Petre, Jno 27— mington disg; Amerion son, Dockray, fram Portland, do. Kingston, Ja. Jan 29—, leary C'av, Tur Attakapas. Ht, Ja. Jan 31—Arr Louisa, Porto Caseuto, Jan 28—In port, only Am vessel. By the Company ce ve Ey ‘oN—Brig Moon—!96 cks 1 hf do rice WR Wads- . Seta ttecard &co—0 J N Hayes—7 Fitch & Ar Delaware, Philadelphia. In port, [Br] NOrteans. Auita, Baker, for Boston, nated ia the mu hee: E particular had te largest 7 ¥ consequence that porti mployed, was abstracted from their ord which they can receive no other r>muue than that which is embraced in the prereding charge. “We are clearly within the lumits of trath when we say that several of us aud of our months, were given to the business of your company, and that it wes theredy evabled 10 commence operatious at a mach earlier peried. than it otherwise could” have dom Were geneial, embracing ever up and perfecting so large an establi nature of things, be made; and acconnt annexed to thi ms to which wa are r under the circamstauces revsonavle and proper, and which ‘ins about two hundred acres of Land ‘ivation, well watered and doubie two-story dwe ling and a number of out- Mrs Sharpe and Dasiness, and fo reavete iy + By the Company Ne le—Gond night and may ea¢ Po Sam! N Gott, Gray, Pt Petrd. Sid 18th, A health u TICKETS ON frie wind, Ponce, Kelly, of ‘. 'y the Company £, SHILLING—To be had at the door. Doors oven at half-past 6—commence at hul-past 7 o’clock. d continued services of and ten acres of land Post Office (known as and dwelling is not sold b March, the part now occuried ax jow occupied as . Bath for Baltimors; Alabama, Sonle; Littl Leland, New York; 21st, Norfolk; 2ist, Hamilton, lew. Harrington, Afri tr Lady Arbells, Simpson, New Orleat Bush, Trandy, Matanzas. . and under more & tavern will be let for the pose. Inquire of KALN & MORGAN, near the pre- or JL. MORGAN. 47 Fulton at. farm is well adapted for a milk dairy "TCHINSON FAMILY N THEIR RETURN FROM THE SOUTH, respec: fally announce to the citizeas of New York, that t ENTERTAINMENT, At NIBLO’S SALOON BROADWAY, ON MONDAY FE When they will introducs their most ch have received the approbacion of the Musical public. PROGRAMME. Qaarterte—Blow on, blow on, a Pirat New (chad eemA Life in the Hope, Arey, and Mary, 8. —Arr Berry, Sears, We present, therefore, vn fret within ¢ OTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED PRICES. . The snbscr bers iotend ng to make a change in ou will sell their present stock at ¥% TUTTLE ENING, FEB. 26 ‘These papers were laid before the company in December dd the amount was allowed, and directed to be paid some 289 P. 8 -—-The fixtures and furniture of the store for It will be seen theret £21 im?m the ordinary manner uny, and wassliowed ensbled to judge of the chi Monument, ‘V, SPR BROWN & © 0. 73 One Priced Hat Square. corner of Mott street, wher fushi ity and economy are combined to adorn the bei leasur tooffer a new style af wh ch closely resembie those formerly so'd ($5 aud $6, at tne low fixed price «f $3 inelivation of nree sity, are in iucedj’o study economy in that indispeusable article of dre. s, have Low an opportunity of doing {© apjearsace of the most N & CO , in presenting this they have nearly r'ached the ulimatum of beauty, cheap b lity and comfort °F a MW ssies are for ¢ sh, theretore uo lonses ineurrad by the bad Chatham Squre, ‘Texas, Emerson, ville, Elms, New York for wer, Ad*ms, Baltimore. aconough, (to go on the ilboru, fin Georgetown, DC. em. Hoimes Hore, Feb 20—Arr 8 not stated what hae bar Scott Marbiehvad or Ren ae t, Marb'eh-ad for ork; Forest, rt for do; Herald, do de : OVIDENCE, Feb 2) , a Drinkwater, Hava Savannah; Commerce, Allen, Mobile: Da ascus, C iT harles. Davenport, Norfolk; H A West, Keb 21—Arr Wim Henry, Cole, M Newront, Feb 2t--A full rigged big from vor off Goac Islend i altimores Harriet, do for § dard, do for Norfal wind. New Loxpow Feb 22—A br) foRN York, anchored off 1 tore, 179 Chatham widen, ‘Washington, N¢ weil between the to firme, 0/0 of the sum thus rec Deserintive Bailnd—T'he Snow Storm: d ved was paid to Gravam, \. ateuhare of the whole, and I wes paid to Graham. Wood and Powers, and was « ded betweeo th m. Mr, Mart Tose, who from if each received $1000, ee T believe uo candid man will doubt that we were this sum of $3000, N Naumkeag, Patten, rted namkeng. Pation, (uo reported sh see Henry W. Lon Quartette—The Grave of Boraparte, arringed by Haute! Qaartette~Pencefal Siumbering on the Ocean, Hat to the public thi dt customer pays for WNaeuo. rer of Mote street, THREE DOLLAR HATS-J. H MONARQUB calls the ‘tention of the public 10 hs assortmant of fine ¢ Hats, at the very tow price of Thies Dollars at 228 Bowery UNITED STATES DAGU 175 BROADWAY, UP WAIT r. would resyect ully call of DAGUERICEO rouw-r, Sutton, A\ profesrionsal and other busines large sum for oisb'raeneuts, a wnich each pirtuer re-eived 0 eth . ‘This sum emb ac ucery iusivess, ANG for Op - dso ‘ar is] now recol- ‘UUM course Was included exe: pt a 'Y services in the argument of a cause in the olving the coustitation- t, nothing ont of the usu charge of $1000 for m: ner for the Cortec) of the “Tribe of Jesse, ‘Tryall, Providenes for ra, and Am Stan- UERRIAN GALLERY. ty of the Gen-r | Banking Lin at Albany during the winter of 1810 ned a or aad wes deemed of the greatest intere-t ond. importan only to the insvitution, but to all others orgauized under ( “have addressed letters to David B. Ogden v te wind. Sid ig with lumber, from Eastport e atiention of eit b 23—Arr St Loui Wi splendid Collection Firtu t Hal's Music id at the Ticket ty “I To commence at a quarter befure 8 o'elnek. ¢ Store, at the Bookstore of Saxt’ Office of the Saloon ou the evening of syand accuracy ef delineation, cannot be surp 5 taken in all kinds of weather, either wich or without colo he duced to those charg-d by the most in- th Vice Chancel or, who w thothers took the argument, asking their opinion as to the charge be ng aressouavle one, and Isubjoin their answers without farther ji New York, 15th Feb., 1841. have received your note of vesterday quest me to state my opinion of the reasonebleness of lor the argamy nt of the constitationality of the Ger ivg Law, in behalf of the North A: Compary in the Court for the Corection of Errors, in ad of the value ef the ser p res of which ex, rienced in the b: ‘The American Institut’, at Wate the first pre i.—1 he public are respectfully informed hatthis Theatre will reopen for the se: Morda\ rch 4th. Various novelt.es are in prep speedily be announced THEATRICAL NOTICE, LATRE, will open on or about the 10 WS, Deverns Manager, Box 432 Postoffice. It be f 10 and 2 and 3 to 6, ‘to. the opening. re-decurated and reno’ the best Daguerrcoty pe likeness ile te but ancther pico ANTED—A Y, ‘Tailoring Katablish nen bar one fully competent to Gil the Man ta Cutter in a reanectable None need apply of the superiority of h tn New fark for the : and at no other evtablishment in the City or State can they be SHATHAM TE Mi oediate atteution, Proprietor, of J. M. Seott, Act ‘The proprietor of his ag office in the Theatre between the hours of to attend to all baviness relati recess, the Theatra will be com ted by that eminent artis O. HELGE, an fort of patrons 0! « paronny. 8. DI it lence may be relied on. teal name and sddress, (0 A. B.. Herald Office cGPER WANTRD—A yeuny system, or who t oroughly under- he the handwriting of the appiicant, L. & ‘The stretest confid NB—Imported German Cameras; also French and Aqreri- can Lystruments of the Chemiea's, Polishing M at tie very lowest prices PG. Nb JEWELRY.—The Ii oat rploadieeoryscas’ of Wasetos ta the chet tae ri qe. fro jwitzerland, he i es rendered ou that oeca- in. ‘The argument trol place in Albany at a tims when we were to make the journey. by st from hence ty that e:ty, over a dangerous tute, and atau in- clement season of the 4 Pi ‘The argument of the causes occupied ten entire ji days, from the 19th to the 27th days of February inclusive. 2 questions involved wee rot only more momentous in y which had previo the whol» distance ing this description need not apply. ‘URNISHED APARTMENTS, ~~ —By a smail. fimily in m respectable neighbor. ed—payment mouthly in ad- rate, Address G. G. at the office tending to the com: an mannfeetarers, in is enabled to offer a Prices, at retail, pen 10 Il watehes warranted two rooms unfuri ‘Perms mnet be mod f this vaper, before 4 0” lock. WAHD=Stolen from the prem TES. eet yOe rey Professors of | this notice be now given, they will take forcible posses- nounce to their patron: C Music. veapectfall tlemen of tale) ch v ry to play the most Musie for Private Parties, Soniees, ke Orders received and punctaai hject of statutes, aud ing, cozstraing and imsexching th construction both |-gistative »nd judicial statutory enactuvents on ihe subject ofb dies corporste. ‘om your full, complete and elabor. te argu: + on that oecasion (which was ro mor~ than the high char } d the importance of the q_ estions dema exclusively occupied in ths the best manner, by the than at any other old Chains, Keys and fashionab: + pane, marked F io our coustitational ible spoon, marke: WOU f, 139 Bow: SIXTH ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE OWLS, * THis CLUB are ioformed that toe will tak: place at ‘Tammany Hall, on GW. WHIT. £24 2tis S&M*re THE AMERICAN HE Extension of the temporal vower of the Pore of Rome ‘Kenization of Repeal ily’ attended to at 26 Delaney at. EN sevorter af watches and jewellery d 30 Wall st., un stairs. RS BEWARE. ackery and Humbug it ITALIAN SINGING, ANO FORTE AND FRENCH. R ULLMANN, Pupil of Charles Cremy, continnes to teach Pinging and the Piano Forte in this city and Brook lyn, on moderne terms. ae yes Be te ' ive nana) Balt ‘Tuesday Evening, Febr ets can be obiaine! my opiaion that the chu athent Was a reasonal wry 27 -h instant. by applying to Mr i First rave reference more than your servi. es ric! dis:ingui hed families, whose names may be learned on appli- cation at his residence, 76 * lm street, opposite the Arsenal. eases. no matter how com- FOREIGN INTERFERENCE strangers that there Be hoves, Bea. New Yonx, Feb. 15, 18) J States, thro gh the o ion of t'e CONSTIT! Dear Str—I was present, as mates, during the argument of the case bi {ore the importantqa stion of the i 3 ‘al who heard the argu ly able, I an your letter of y B.—Observe the number; mistakes are often dangerous— cines and directions sent to any part of the Union, arty stating the case, and enelosing five dul jars. poliucal and religious tendeac are on the ab ve will be delivered in the TABER- E, on Mondsy Eveni s LEWIS C, LE pf Admission 25 evening of the Lecture. BASURGH of the Fire Department Fund with sure ackuowle’ges. the reeipc of One Hundred Donation from th tna Insurance Company, of by the hands of Jacob Brouwer, Vg. cPH KAMMEREK, Professor of Mui : to. 196 Laurens “isieinianeld Ser ite Cerilton: Wend sa pertormur Buveien "eae out of town, will be received and prompt GOKY—May be consulted confidentialiy by and_o hers every da 4, and the vast pee 8100, | tre charge nea: Sioned in your leceras at all uneason ‘am very kespecifully you's. Pee Litas (Signed Ww. Conte Ne ent sluet mae: M1 Barclay street, wear Musie Store, 285 Broadway. TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE. R. BARTON, (pupil of the sate C Nicholson.) respect intention to give in those “half eared” eaves which alway; s prove so for physicions af bnt Ittle experieuee. sideration which has not heen overlooked. is the adapting of tients, Who generally desire ‘Another imporant eon: New Yorn, Feb, 15, 1844 te avtaio a care a ceived y ur note of yeater- of a counsel fer of one thou- Frors upon the y bes co announce thac straetian on the F as vos-tile, le have a desire for information they are deeply ih whed che fourth edition VI BS, New York, Feb. 22 one Fire Department Fund. SHIP GAKRICK KOR LIVEK, OOL=Pas- i il be on hoard the steamboat jonday 26th inst, at 12 A. J1,, at etier Bags will close at the usu ovel-ck. EW MUSIC FOR THE P’ JUST PUBLISHED BY JOHN F. NUNNS, 240 BROADWAY. RAND QUICKSTEP, from the celebrated opera Belisario, ‘The American epublican compored aud arranged by ndrilles, from. the celebrated y Upon subjects of importy I ar 5 ‘a mv opiaion, your char interested, has Dr for the argument mthe Court of Ei ality of the General I was eogaged in ¢ eff -rt you made wi ad evidently bern od puraned by the cel lars, i roaearsrtey jebrated master, ( proved rnd enlan Searing cc gworar cox nafs sled ook is 50 cente—parchasers may obtain it privi envelope, when preferred. a TO THE 8. G MI argiment with vou; the une 5 your prenarition my opinion you Godone, Masic m-st laborioas, and. were well entitled to the fee you men’ am very traly 5 ‘sat half past eleven 120 1 T? GLEE SINGERS, ta ee @ NO FORTE, Juartette, e u by sale by C.F. Hoyer, Nor 301 Broadwey, Extra pamber, eontsrnii shortly insaed for gratuitous AVID B. OGDEN. & favorite Eoglish delivery to regular Itis only necessary for me to add that I never ow: MANUFACTURERS, ir Y, otk of to tty Bbahang hadlade df Bete RTT | WATER STREET NEAR WALL STREET. form their friends and customers that unterfert and spurious To aft city and country by presenting jtas having been man ie for deception, the qu: e. arronged by G. L c Grand March and National ri Iowa, a | of the Rock ~~ FRENCH CARCEL E hay ‘ived by the packet ” sorte nt, embracis ‘all made to ordee for us and warranted perfeet iw A. DIACON & FE, D. SAXTON, Aceate, id ier’s Band, at yublic and rs de L’ Allemagne, of Waltzes composed by EXPECTANCIES, priv te Chants of the Dana it WO one thit.we leck or LOM Against MsTEpres nl age OF “KerLion to man ‘SS DIKECTORY, OR 1884 ND "49, LAs D bw UBLISHED SiN DOGOETT, Jr, t. i 7 Classification of the Professions and Said Directory in, 4, Classification of the Proferalons ang ot 1.167 different hv ade NLW YORK BUS F Is THIS DAY PF vy 191 Twas cons led in connes tothe naht of the company, avon an advance of money or An ext nsio) of ere yon with other counsel | We pledge ourselves io spare vo eit hereto, the very beat rice , —i he ouly persons anthorisedt ‘us to supply oor ens. be i itowers ane “nk Sloane ua are warran’ id the money refanded, isxeseion, or depeading on si MERY, 52 John rt , 9d story. Ks A A. ag 2 Payable on time, and to ne- Care thein by. placing prop st 4 "This trast was auThorveed by a res ROBERT HG NO. it NASSAU STREET, 4 on as reasonable torus as CORNER OF PINE, | persons were preaeat, eleven A quorum, yini = G. Palmore, Pres., Houty Yajen, Hamauel Withinoay names, which are 17" Pri PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. far fauned ot colakepied Pilla, from LED HAS ee gig LN, ey ing | TN some compliment for the ability with which he ac- quitted himself, Mr. Choate’s speech was altogether the most ad ‘ord | Captandwm speech that has yet been made in Con- | gress. ery eye and ear in the Senate was ar- | rested. No Senator wrote, read, or nodded; every chair was turned towards the orator. It was @ highly finished, chaste, classical production of @ well cultivated mind. His arguments were very plausible, but the opposite side anticipate making sad havoc ameng them. . B. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. Senate, Wasninaton, Feb. 22, 1844, POST OFFICE BILL. #Col. Merrick reported the long expected Post Office Bill, with a few amendments, and accompa- nied it with a written report. ALEXANDER SLIDELL MACKENZIE, .Mr. Taraan offered a resolution, asking for co- pies of the report of the Court Martial which tried this officer for his agency in the Somerw’ tragedy. , Mr. Kine was opposed to any action on this ques tion by the Senate. He had been tried. Let the offence rest. No good can come from further agi- tation. Mr. Tappan said no authentic publication or re- port of this trial had ever been made. The public demanded information. Three persons were hung without judge or jury, or the privilege of answering | for themselves. He wanted the American people to have an opportunity of judging whether any ne- cessity existed for inflicting their deaths. The lives of three Americans ought not to be taken without necessity. Let the facta be laid before the country. Is it of no consequence to this count, that three of its citizens were hung without tnal I think the lives of American citizens are of con- sequence. And I want the American people to have an opportunity to know if additional laws are ns ceaetey to protect American citizens, and if ad- ditional laws are necessary to protect the lives of American citizens, then let them be passed. _ Mr. Bucnanan wanied time to think of this sub- Ject. P p Mr. Kina said the case had been decided accord- ing to the constituted authorities of the country; and he Beret popular aid and excitement would not be called in to disturb the legal proceedings of this Court Martial, with the design of inflicting extra-judicial punishment upon Lieut. Mackenzie. Mr. King was satistied that Mr. Mackenzie thought the necessity did exist for taking the lives of those three persons; so the Court Martial decided, and in this decision he was willing to rest content. TENTH ARTICLE OF THE ASHBURTON TREATY. Mr. Axcuen offered a resolution calling upon the President for information asto the construction put by the British Government upon this article. OREGON NOTICE. 2 Mr. Semrie moved to postpone the previous er- ders of the day to take up the resolution to give the British Goyernment notice of the termination of the joint occupation of the Oregon. Mr. Arcuuson proceeded to make a vei interesting and effective speech. He first took up the charge which had been extensively made upon western members of a desire to involve the country in a war. They had been charged with a desire to get into a war with England at any rate, even if the boundary could be run precisely where they desired, and no matter which side might come off vieto- rious. ‘Mr. A. read some extracts from reports of Mr. Archer's speeches to that effect. What motives have western members to involve this country in a war, which members from other sections have not also? Shall not we have to furnish our quota of men and meney? Shall not we suffer.as well as they? The western frontier as wellas the seaboard? How was it in the last wart? Were we not continually exposed, and did we not have our bloody and savage battles as well as the Atlantic States? No sir, we contend for the Oregon, not for the sake of war, but for the honor of our country. If we ron a muck a it England, it will not be for money, but for the honor of eur country, and the integrity of our ter- ritory. Mr. Arcuison here went into the title to the Oregon. By the treaty of 1818, both parties have the right to occupy the terri ntil notice should ‘sam We ae our Litle overy by in Gray ‘92. This discovery wentes in the first from a di the U.S. ship Columbia in 17 far north as 61 degrees. (Messrs. Benton and Buchanan have removed and taken seats in the immediate vicinity of General Atchison. They are the two great champions on this side of the question.) By a treaty with Spain subsequent to 1829, we claim the whole territory up to 61 degrees. Before that time we do not pretend to’c! otherwise than by discovery, and by the Lonisiana purchase. Attempts have been made at ne gotiation with Great Britain. ey proposed to run the parallel of 49 degrees, until it struck the most north east- tern branch of the Columbia river, and then follows that stream down to the mouth ofthe Columbia, But this pro- position was§so monstrous, that even this Government,the most peaceable’on earth, rejected it with contempt. In the mean timejour traders havebeen driven out of that country | by the Hudson Bay Company. Columbia River, its mouth, | commands the whole coast. There are no other harbors, | The strongest objection urged against this resolution is that Great Britain has sent over here a special Minister | to negotiate the settlement of this boundai (Mg any ection on our part would be a discourtesy to England. For hisown | part, Gen. Atchison said he intended no discourtesy te England ; but he must contend for the honor and the rights of our country, It was a fact that the British Gov- ernment had extended its laws over all the country west of the Rocky Mountains, and even tothe boundary of jowa, Missouri and Arkansas. Their laws, civil and | criminal, extend to our frontiers. By these laws, meri: ican citizens upon our own soit may be taken by British | officers, manacled with British fetters, and taken to Cam | ada and imprisoned in a British prison, for no offence t the laws of our own country. ‘Will the Ameri- ‘an people submit to these ontrages’) We therefore do k the U. 8 Government to extend over their own terri- 'y the protection of their own laws; to afford to emi- ints from our States the assurance that they shall not British subjects by going to Oregon, Gen Atchi- son alluded to the utter indignation with which the news was received at the wert of the surrender of our soil im the late Ashburton treaty. It was deep, intense.— | He deprecated war, but he would not sacrifice an item of | national honor to save the country all the millions that might be lost ina war. Many Senators seemed to be | frightened by adim vision of the bloody murtial God—but war had no horrors for him when contending for our | Fights. Let but one drop of American blood be spilt west of the Rocky Mountains, and you will have war to the knife, and the knife to the h nde. ‘Ther refore, for the | sake of peace, he hoped this resolution would pass. Mr. Gnoate raid this was the most important altogether | of allthe great questions now before Congress, and we | ought notto act hastily. He repeated the arguments ad- | vanced by Mr. Archer about the discourtesy of acting upon this question. We have waited 26 years—a | ton is pending—walt six months more—it is but a time. A ction now muy prejudice the negotiation, al y not be able to convince the Senate to that effect. ich the Senator (Atchison) wishes to give to Great Britain is, in effect, that 12 months from to-day, if | sion of the Oregon Territory. If there be no treaty—end ; | the notice be given—what ‘er’ goa 12 months from the: day of the giving of the notice? Manifestly, the claims of | both counties will then come directly in collision-- | bloody collision—upon the desert plains of ¥ | Nothing is more certain than that England has not the slightest idea of ever entering into an agricultural colo nization of the Oregon, any more than she has of coloniz- ing the top of St. Paul’s Church. She wishes to protect her Hudson’s Bay Company, a certain Dr MeLanghilo, and about a 1000 hunters of k rats, Let the joint oc- cupation of the Territory continue on, and our popaletion | wilt flow over the Oregon with their ploughshares, and drive out both the hunter and his game. But give the no- tice, and you must prepare for war. It will be a threat— and every bedy knows the effect of a threat both upon | the mother and the daughter. 1 don’t say but that a war | between England and the U 8. would be the most desirable fally | thing in the world ; it might stimulate our eastern manu- the | factures. Fup (pointing to Buchanan) the forge fires of are going o pointing t Meee and b ng to King) how much exclusive domestic abarme, (pointing ‘orth te-thetn. (Intense interest) Br. Choate wanted the whole subject referred to the Com- mittee on Foreign relations. Let no party action be te- ken, He hoped and believed that in twenty Zeer our ag ricultural population will have swept over the whole ter- Titory, and thus a quiet possession be obtained by the Uni. ted States in a more effectual and thorough manner than hy fifty years of war. ‘This is the natural Vo many ed things. “It will be a en that. bw this country a deey ion for sett! regon - iy. ‘Nowe will Kony this fact. Mr. C. then read ex- ral Tog ee the 4th ‘yo. of the tracts from speeches to prove that this passion for agri- cultural settlement exists,and that 10,000 emigrants would next year visit Oregon. This passion exists without our aid, ‘Westward, westward, westward, the star of empire takes its way. It was not content to os, at the Allegha- ny mountains, nor in the valley of the Mississippi ; but it goes on and on, and finally knocks at the ponderous gates lountains, which are opened, and our po- pulation at fast stand upon the shores of the FacificOcean, and are still at home—still unexpatriated, Mr. ©. entered at length into the proof that England has | not the most remote intention of on agricultural colonize tion of the Oregon Territory. The population of Eng- land is overstocked—thousands and thousands and thou- sands are born in England, who, as Mathew says, find no plate set for them. Committees of Parliament have inves- tigated the aubject—it has been debated—books have been written—-but in all all these propesttives ae schemes to pulation, nev Pot a it bau alweye ’ tN Scotia, or some ot af a) ont oF glen thas no intention of settling O1 “jewill bo retiled {rom the United States, riculturally. i |S ai" Wa Raha i,