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the State Treasury for interest upon its debts, than weuld < have conipleted it. ‘The bill will doubtless soon become « law and the amount of the State's indebtedness increased @bout two million of dollars. This will make full $5,000, 10 loaned this company, on which the people of the State have promised to pay nearly $300,000 annual interest, for which they have not received the least retura. The work isn dead letter as it is. Appropriations sufficient to com- piéte it are necessary to make productive the large amount already absorbed in it. ‘The Merchants’ Bank of Boston, which already hase capital of $2,000,000, contemplates petitioning the Legis- lature of Massachusetts, for anfinerease of $1,000,000 to its present capital. The policy of granting this additional capi- ted cannot be otherwise than injurious to the mercantile classes. Boston has a bank capital much larger than that o! this city, in preportion to its business. The merchants of that city have large private fortunes, and their busines: is confined to narrower limits than the trade of this city ‘They have not that class of private bankers that we have. ‘They depend prinsipally on their banks for exchanges an‘ Collections, for which they already havepufficient eapital It is estimated that the decrease in the bank capital o! Massachusetts for 1844 will reach $1,700,000 ; but any ad dition made, (as requested by the work alluded to above) will nearly bring the amount back to where it now The Agenoy of the New Jersey Insurance Company have given notice that hereafter a discount of 10 pet cen: from the Wall street tariff of rates of marine premiums will be made on all risks hereafter insured at that agency A bill was reported by Mr. Joslin, frem the committee on internal improvements, in the Michigan Legislature onthe 14th inat., making further appropriations for the Central Railroad, The three following provisions embrace the principal features :— Sec. 1. appropriates 64,000 acres of internal improvement lands, to complete the grading and superstructure of the road between Marshall and Kalamazoo. Sec. 2. provides that the warrants issued under this bill shall not bear interest, and shall be payable in script drawn upon the land office, and payable in land. See 3 appropriates $75,000 out of the unappropriated net proceeds of the Central Railroad, for running the same be- tween Marshall and Kalamazoo. ‘The bill was referred to a select committee. ‘The internal improvements of Michigan bid fair to be of the most productive nature. The Southern and Central Railroads show an enormous increase in their receipts for the year just closed, over those of the year preceding. Old Stock Exchan, £39090 Ohi 6's, '60 Rah NO City Bk 78 0010 do yao ino Tae tee To 4 1300 #9 b45 10020 Mauh>ttan 21% 2500 di 56 98 575 Farmers’ Trust 1000 Tiligois spel bds % 10 do 3% boo bow 36 4000 Indi B90 36 Tia rae eun’a 9% a or 60 57% a7. 969 56% 99 5. 30 75% 4 bo Butch & ‘rove 49% 40 Pheaix Bc 8 $e 4 48% So Mens Bre Asa anw 45 6 Am + x0 B b60 49! - N Am Trust Co 49 do 40 560 4836 1 ¢ NO ‘om Bk bao & 400 Nori Wore ee 4 » boo 43 "25 Aub& Rech 660 10254 T Not City Bk 6 Second Board. $5000 Poona 5's TL 50 shas Canton Co 306 4000 Tiliao-s “4 iy * Loan 36 130 shas Nor & Wore = 36 108 do 190 do %% 300 Harlem RR 275 do $00 do 10 do b337 40 do 100 do bee 37, 50 do 5) Canton Co aM New Stock Exchange. $2000 Ohio 6's, ’60 99% do baw 3944 ‘3900 do bio 109 ba 9 b30_ 108: 3 920 110 810 103% 35% #3 103 ‘b20 10 te 4 Hs 50 Vieksbers at 12000 Ky 5's, pble Ny’ vie 192% Hy Nor Wore ae 20'0 Peres’ 16 Mn 30 15 36. 85009 10 n baw 33% s Lous hiaed 16 bso H i 19% 3956 Tq bio 40 49 41 43 48% baw 39% State of Trade. Astes—Pots are rather dull. Our quotations are mere- ly nominal. We quote $462J; pearls very inactive at $5 06} a $5 129. Srock ar Inspection Wangnov: First sor’ pots, b' 16 jel hl 3 4 369 Second do Se"ond Thirt do whirt do Condemned Coxdemned Total Total, + Pe bt PF aarti Inher yellow sells at 29) a 30 cents, as want- Breavsturrs—Western flour sells at $4 93}, and no more. Sales of Illinois wheat have been made at $1 04a $146. Rye fetches 68 2 70 cents, Corron—The market to day is quiet, confined nearly entirely to lots on which the orders were to close for the best bid during the day. Sales of about 2000 bales, at a concession on the nominal value,and chief. Jy to exporters, who sre picking up auch Jot laid down fat Liverpool without loss. Frei very firm at jd for square and 4d for round bi nat few vessels being disposed to take that rate. Hay—North River bale is in trifling demand at 58a 62} cevts. The wants are principally for domestic consump- tion. Ww operations being axey—We quote drudge casks at 23 cents, dull; prison barrels about the same, at 24) a 25 cents. Reat Estare—The following sales were made by auc- tio Lot and buildings beginning at the northeast corner of te and Gold atreet, 92 feet 4 inches, thence southerly 40 feet 6 inches, thence southwest 99 ft 9 inches, to a point on the north side of Ferry st. ‘24 feet 10 inches, distant {rom the corner of Gold and Ferry streets, and thence along Ferry street 24 fet 16 joabet, to Gold street, + $12,800 dings thereon, beginning on the north TY street, 24 feet 10 Inches from the cor- ner of Gold street, and thence northeast 99 feet 9 inches, thence southeast 51 fest 10 inches, thence southwest to Ferry street 111 feet 7 inches,thence 50 feet 4 inches, ‘on ny southeast 25 feet inches, thence southwest to Ferry st. thence along Ferry st 26 feet } inch. nl buildings beginuing at a point on the north side of Ferry treat, distant 75 feet 1} in. south- cast from Jacob street, thence northeast through centre line of two lots on Ferry street te a point where said centre line intersects rear line o! two lots, thence southeast 25 feet 74 ms. thence southwest 117 feet 7 incl thence northwest 95 feet } inch. ten Lot and build ereo! in corner of Frankfort and Jacob streets, and thence ‘ nthwest 62 feet Sinches, thence southeast 101 t 9 inches, thence northeast 60 ft, to Frankfort, iheave northwest 87 feet, to Jacob atreet,. .... .' 13,950 10,000 Died, On Ssturday, 24th inst. at 1 o'clock A. M., Rosenr, son of James and Margaret Dunlap, aged 9 months and 26 da: “The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of the prents, in John street, near Jackaon, Brooklyn. Passengers Arrived. Hatirax, N&—Sebr Meseenger—Capt Godf m te, Mr so i 24 mate. J Wolford, KR Smith, late of brig BY (b fore reported ) Mr Cook Ist Jones, crew, _ MARITIME HERALD. lay 25 cae — Letter Bees erenfter, Letter World, will be made up xt the fixmane Orrice. wait, Matters aad We shall ‘aptains o} ‘ Venn will give wa em aarp serge hy ay Foren, Newspapers’ ot Reims thse OegSMHe COPye, end Boxed therm immediately rival ‘Agents and ti rearing te thie fies all the Mere kane Shining, ‘Neatieal Information of any kind wih he webs feravy suN Ships Garrick, Trask. Liverpool. t E Gelling & cos wi ew, HL ithaway, Ne New Ur'eans, Stantor Yacksrd, Apalachicola a ‘anted Be “4 ‘nara chiid, Lawry, Matarays, Beet & Vi ba Giewer, sevens, Magoy Al Sor: Dingo vapanvag, Colson, § Marte, 82D Her & W it we dy Fe we Perit Dutle, Willyainen ‘a Witmingtow,”% Bchrs Win Wilson, 4 Aux Ls gg tisuigton, zas, M Tay wri ity tenn ies Bodin, Beet ‘echs Stan nape eee kg 3 wre Flleunent. Adame, 40 days from Palermo, with fruit, odie Vien Hlotlan, 3° day from Machin, with spare to "New brig Marie 6 HL Hill, 12 days. from Eastport, wit! days from Halif-x, NS. with fish 34 days from ‘Fyempton, ant to mvster, Has been 23 day ‘ Lapel Kelly. chy, Lark Behe fi roy Hickman, 3 days from Folly Landing with corm, sche Schr Wim Gray, Dyer, from Provincetown, with fish, to the ‘Homer, Nickerson, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to osthy Fancy, Chase, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to. W at the Gandy, Brightman, from Fall River, with mdse, to the Ps r antic, Durfey, 2 days from New London, in ballast, Below, Packet ship Indepenacn Nye,_{rom Liverpool, Jan. 22, with mdse, to Griunell, Minturn & Co, Also, L ship, 2 bargues, 1 bi Herald Marti Orrice we. bis J Ruope Is. ibaa ont, Feb, Arr 20th, Maria L. Hall, Hill "Eastport for NY ork) ‘W Gry Dyer, § Bedfurd for NYork; 2 Provid se lence (-r Norfolk; Vigan, rks Wie Miller ‘and “Th Returned, Heary Gibby Eavle, Perey, mn fn ourg—has ‘been 3 weeks in the ice off “denrtown: i Harker; Providence, Brow. ard Tvenmach. Child Provigest® ‘or NY. rk: Jax Barbour, B: Bu dima tar Novtoles g Corea, Gardner, Mob y N) folk, Passed out 2 pm, Joh Brouwer, Sutton, Providence (or Apalachicola. Siecellancous Forxion Lerten Orrive —The packet ships Garrick. Trisk, for Liverpool, and Burgundy, Wotton, for Havre, will sail to-morrow. Their letter bags are at the Herald Foreign Letter Office. Commance a1 wiek ending 24th shor Banque Baipaer, Timmins, of C from *tJe N Arrivals at this port for the hips, 16 barques, 39 brigs and 5) hen, Wales, 22 da imber, after having bien w erloggd in lat 42,100 67 70, fishing sch ucester, who tonk aja mines ha comm “4 , and carried them t» Bi Bakauy Livenrool, (Br) 38. Halifax, NW. iu want of wat Georges, Berma ‘a, bout, Oth nat. ‘The L. had her maiumast head. shattered rylighvaing on the Friday previous, Fass.nger, Mr Hare, 0 Navy. Notice to Mariners. sgh bottle containing a psneref which the following is x copy, . d ince cated Hunt's Ba 1 the L0th ult, aud attentively. fo y the person into whose hands it Janurry, 1849 This bottle de 33 deg 54 min N, ov obs ii onder torscettain the effect ol can, Into whosoever hand thir may come, it ix requested that this ‘paper may be forwarded 1 che vearest British port for tuse tion ia the newspapers; at the satae time stauug the date on whieh it was picke Ronent SHevvan, Master. J x. Henior, Passenger. N_B—The longitude is nscertained trom lugar and chrouo- tie observat on.”—[ Bermuda Payer. {7 natemen, Arr at New Bedford 22d ir nice, NW Const, vin Sandwich Tolan, with 1000 ble tia 1863 wh oil. Re Net 21, lat 27 18S! lon 156 30 W, parted co with rN toate, Hult df . fail: Nov 25, off the Diegos, spoke Fra Heavi- er NB, all well, clea 25, lat 2130'S, lon 34 AAC fir NW Coast, do do. prootache, By Socier Istanda, Oct 19, Maria Theresa and Chas Drew, N jaudwich lslauds for New Zealand. also, *baique Huroa,° 87 days out, clean ny, Manchester, Salem, wish 700 ‘spm, spoken Nov 15, off ot er fom Capt Hues at Houclala, Nov 5. by the Win & Eliza, ports at do Oet 2 Wk b Packers “Pi 50 bas 050 Perea aay t wh ie i s, 458+; Fortune, Almy, Plymouth, 25 ap—in want 0 wanding rigging. Bid trim do’ few dxye brett ut, Russell Stall, NB. 800 sp, bound off Cape St Lucas. At do same date, a Rookh, Reynard, NB 2000 sp; Nov 5, Java Cane, FH, 250 ep; Triton, Saunders Warren, 2°00 wh 90 sp; Wim & NB Sieg toe wh Lying back of the "Bar, —hipping ad bone hm a. Loobert, Nan 2509 ap: Nav. an, he in the eaptain aud part of the crew of the a‘Pearl, of Bippicau slows on Japan. Spoken, Palmvra, Herston, 40 hours from Boston for NOrleans, Feb 20, lat 39 35. lon 69 Es f Popand 6 days from Savannah for Guadeloupe, ah ton ae cia et, [Br] Valparaiso for Liverpool, Jan 1, lat 16 8 ats 58 b ig Somers, Pensaccla for St Croix,zno date, lat 25 15 N Foreign Ports. _Canpewas, Feb 7—In port, Kennebec, Smith, and Majestic, ‘True, tor Bost ny lex Permaguide Fo, sete Trot Grea al: 2m. from London for lenge, Kal ht, for Portland, 3 days; Peru, Atwood, wtg freight ot Quen Oct2i—In port, Richmond, Bates, fm Salem, all well Oanu, Nov4—In port, Behring, Snow, for Boston, next week, Newesstus, Feb 2—In port, Pharsalia, Brad ord, for Boston, ready fo1 Fr ee Home Ports a ‘RaNKFORT, Feb 19—Arr Argus, Rogers, NYork; 20h, Ad- digon. Morton, Alexardrin, i , Feb 22—Sld Rolla. Perkins, Zanzibar. ‘Arr Che Corroll, Dean, and Rigs, Williams. Kelly, Kennebunk. "“Telegraphed, A i. Noble Ichi Nickerson, Pore a Prin Smith NYork. Arr 22 triot, Knowles, Havani aanTown, eb a—Asr’ Veltaires Bradbury, Island fur Boston and Undaunted, for Boston. Provipence, Feb 2—Cid Lucretia. Brouwer, Sutton, Apa'achieola; New Hazard, Drinkwater, Maca ossus, and Carl Bastisa: saat Deatoesoc tr .. which started ye day, were at anchor off Warwick Neck thie mon babiy remain. Pritepecenia, Feb 24—Arr Ryder, Boston; back = Darnaby, Mobil Field, Vay Gilder, and Johu M’Crea, Seant, NYork, Below, Swan, Suell, NOrleans; bmua, bee: croft, Mobile, A FAMILY BIBLE, WITH UPWARDS OF SEVENTY EXQUISITE STEEL ENGRAVINGS, The coming Summer will be Published, in Parts, MARTIN'S SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE HOLY BIBLE, ITH NOTES and Marginsl Refere.ces by the Reverend ‘Alexander Fi tuher suthor of the Guide to “Family De votion ” ” Seripeare Histor. de. & Thi BW bern in preparation for se One lador or expense has been 5] to reacer it mort complete appropriate ana beaw'ifui of any Family Bible ever published Mt MARTIN & CO. 121 deod*re rOTICE—AN) persees indebted to Sarl i ty Milkman, Bu yD. ‘sland, late! quested by the Wi to call and Brow ers, Glass Cutters, No. 20 £23 3 ire Maskeget In port 22d, Richmond, for Salem; Energy, Mobile. Sld Joh ghd, Granger, and as, B arbour, Baker, Phiiad ; Commeres, for y the bi Is, to Sto vene fe id sireet, New fork. LITHOGRAPHY USINESS CAKDS and Circulars, Maps, ty, Landc»pes, Architectur | Elevatio: graphed and Pr ted on moverate terms, at JONES’ Lithoe sphie Establighment £23 Im*re 128 Fulton »teec, New York. ROBER’ “8 HOE Pe HART, ' NO. 11 NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE FERS for vale, in lots to suit parchrsers, Seoteh Ale _ bandon ard D blin Brown Si ut, Sco.ch and Irish Whi - kK avd Pale B Madcirs, Shecry, Port, Chaim ‘parkting Hock, All of the best quality. ei) “ici EDWARD Plans, Machine fe. Lacho~ LIPPOLD, NO. 104 WILLIAM AN NEAR JOHN, Alas, AS RECEIVED, and offers for s:'e ZEPHYR WORs’ ES Berlin qualicy, in the most Goad re renrrkaee inammell apasiition OraPES TRY WORSTED—Real Berita, for Faney Knit “g THIN, WORSTED—A rew syle, various qualiti CANVASS—In Silk, Cotton, Linen, of alt wioths and “Sipaowery PATTE | ee emlE males and nambers in sire ais Ray ly a hE jou. Ewbroideries commer HORSE TY Tw 181 Tec brench ‘engissh and Berlin, shaded and vhs t His NILLF—For Embroidery and Chenille Cords. Loss ae ree jerman j id Sil r and Steel Beads, Sn iy aia c or Braida and Thread. D'GIMP3—OF all. styles and colors the best Bevevece x factures, and receiviug es ne Weened and be gag Lamp Imtee mix VWw> HE SUBSCRIBES, hereby informe bie frends and the bublie, that he in-euds to comm nce r Bre the easuing holidays, on Monday, the 3 Th told and and NOES T fon would feel extremely obliged by persons send i fax cia ‘thelr ‘orders thet he has contracted it, the ih avael, bevel t shall teet nappy aregations. ‘The fone tole (ou! jud>peotent ex mpi followed by be similar o rere |X tothe wn con. regan penne or ithout being anderany tee 8. COHEN. TERMS—EV1Z7A of a superior quality, six to the pound cents; meal vight cents per poun tguge forall kinds of Cakes for the appronehing wy, 43 Dey street, or 09 Duane stiect. WILLIAM PETTE holidays, at hi {20 tm? re DRAPER AND TAILOR, 90 FULTON de lal NEW YORK. vie. and wes era markets _£20 Im*re REGULATE YOUR BAKER'S BILLS M bhi %- Lag yap: R ao opened a re at cease sida "Familiea served at their co i si tales deatrable place for laach— Volga tare Th ‘ofall kinds at three andr ; al superyision < Ht be the Tastrite pa s rn war « Cutter a. rmanpetahie uct eon city: pA me cal nomen ad direan tora Bo Herlt Ofer ar sere WAN LEDSA fra race + Cowutry Wwaeterihe ‘Oue who understar rele Wire of Gouvarnent Me WANT? D—ooar by a feepectable fomily. rms, ‘andlefi at theoffice of "this paver, ion. a THE SWISS CLUB WANT TO RENT, ‘rom the ist of May next, from a per- ‘son able to attend to it twa or three rooms on the save Aoae- on the second Bo: preferred one of the tons havin t by Situation between Liberty sr eat 6. Chatham street, £20 1 GACHMAN WANTED —A stout and healthy € "Man, ‘address, aud who is perfect in his le character, as Coach+ A piive ite family 18 miles tk. Ap. pe. bya vate left at tris office, to W. Ae con stating iefer- ene?s from last plice, and terms. iwrre BOARBING HOUSE FOR BAL lady who has fur several years a Bos How tre lower part of the in qaiees: to finda person to whom she may sell her establishment, househoid furuiture, &e, an ah fa GeNTLEMAN aud his wile or a single gen lewan, cay AS be accommedated with excellent Rooms and genteel Boor), in a «mail family, and 4 very desirable location, Apply at 306 Bre Broadway, between the hours of J anu 6 #, M. A 8 ws wanred You. ae Ft} NCHMAN, having takeu his degrees in the University of Paris, desires to hed a teapectable fam it to take eatv of the children’s edueat ou. He ean teach Kreuch, Catin, Greek » Mathematics, elemeats of Manic, acd generally every thing required for a complete eiueation. App! 8 Ronde street £3 Im*rre 10 KEWARD—<tolen from the prem ses. No. 139 Bow. tty 00 the 224 red tants 36 dunn tee spine, dT. g one Jarsecabl Re mpone, marie” wsw my be given to -ny. TUNI » who will retary Xd NAUGHW! Ur, 139 hb WARD secrt pte Depot, ia Puiladeh hia while coming on to New York. Two Droits on the Am+ricen Exchange Bank, New York, payable ro the order of GW. Jarden, (vot entorsed) ove for $200 and on» tor $1320. ‘The paymeut of the above has bee stopped, therefore the: cn be. ot 0 use the owner. ‘The nbove reward w id pave and no ouesti nsasked ifthe drafts are returned to, if street, N-w ‘ork, by the Ist day of March GENERAL MEETING JOURNEYMEN PRINTERS. PURSUANT to poblic noes, an aver wheliming meet he Journevmen friucersof the'e ty of New ¢ \ the “hakspeare Satoon Recta rof William ant Wn on Saturday evening 2th, J WESLEY VOUL was call d totpreside, Ba Tyrer ard ANpRow ¢ amp were appowwted Vice etian a etary. Un motion, a committee of fi RG: das eof athe. ON BLL d Joseph 'E Crowe.l, > ¢ ae the fl owing resolu e Larpa’ ns, which were adopted Witeneas, ra here assembled, are thoroughly ¢ouvincel, fem Tong and dearly Drught expe: gious that shawuly tenes where yt fuchte of labor cau by sen dial and good anderstanding amo of tl Kh against aim to deprive thew of « Just jon for th ir services—Therefy hatit i, highly exp-d eut chat an As the Prmters of the New York ve immed, having frie olject th protection of the rinhts re i the eralt, she ele stion avd mail t-nauee of tie resp) ctabil ty rf its members, and the exte>sion of he or per offices of eo d f Nowship and benevole: ¢* to such members Lelon, ing to the tad ay frei tim to time requ re thein ¢ in the op nion of this merting, the said Asso- pon Prin oy ulwet te dave ‘ough and entire reconctliation of all the differences hat have existed, or may exist, among any and ull classes sad branches of the trade, bo h the employer ad emp oy-d, ‘rom whatever suse eng perfect harm uy aay exist inc TryAg OU he wterest of t ¢ cade wg é Resolved, That a Commities of Five be sslect d by te meer irom the vif@-ront benches ofthe trade, to draft @ con and plan of organization of an association, de with the above principles, to be aubin teed ata (ul wed, That in order to form a sat prices, the enairdo appoint can ist of three from newsnaper o ices, and two from p-tiodieal p have powrr to counter with journeywen and empliyers. - pera: wiih the committee on the consti:u- ie simnltsaeruily. at when this meeting adjourn. March 2), at tne Shakspe ove rewlu ions, the chair appoiated COMMITTEE ON Constitution —Meura, R. G.ddes, Livingston, ‘Thomas Keauie, William G, Moody, aud wh. Yam F. Smythe, B. Krav, George Sherinan, FE AE. Tyler, Rk veret:, John Watson, win Stubbs, and Ge rge W Huuseholder. Lhe Commitiee on Couterence was einyowered to aid two Pregamen to ¢eir number. “edi was eloouently addressed a the Chairman, Th ing thea = fsetory and uniform of nine, U yar fom book aud cation oltices, who & it adjourn to Hi ja accord the foll »wiox comm tte: axp Price: “E Moody, McDevitt, and oth: were ordered to be pabliahed, and the meet- N WESLEY MOULTON, Chairman. E. T. ANBIEW CAMPBELL, § Vive Presidents, 125 Itt JOSKVH T CROWELL, Secretary. GROCKERY, GROCERIE LRY For SALE JEWELRY Wc. 000 do lars worth of China.Glass and Earth: he shelves it ti packages, atthe stores No. d 8h Avenue corner 234 ster’, Rida ancoee a terns, all rym rehass and groc rs and retcilers to ell -nd sav. 2) per cev'y. also, cutlery, K ives nives, dirk knives, t ble and teaspo brass clocks, opea and in eaves, best of tiqu chesper than’ any house in the ¢ het the apper part of pry house corn F 23d stree’and 8h Avenre, chea » Possession immediate y and no cha ge ty Ist May. THOMAS McsORLEY, 70 ath Avenue, corwer 2th street. DEAFNES . DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS. 3B] BROADWAY —Fatract:— Tehverfully comp y with the request of Lieut. Me- tosh, to testify that he. wan invalided home as unbt for daty in corsequence of total deafuom and discharges from his ea that whive gin New York. is way to Kenuland, he plac ou. dor the profe ned care of Drs. le and Edwai s bearing, and H MeNEVEN, M. D. ‘Surgeon toH. B. M. Forces, Jamacia. ACOUSTIC DROPS » Under their trestment he recovered ned to his military duty. Sigued, { twenry ye White street. KS CASTOR OIL CANDY 8 avery convenient mode of adminirteriug the oil to children, requitng 0 coating, onty give them sufficie.t f ad the "wile tit trely and ofte ran it may be wet Wilh geal aRY of conan, haarsea-ss, and acre. eas of the IW es a Wy put up aoc Hall own heed wri nd in er ish: Sod. whotes le, nt 176 Sprig stre-t; ard retsil st the follow. i 6 fir gree 3 Os wh: Hu ton. coruer Spring; 208 Hideo. 5 45 6 ‘he m, eoraer of Broome; Sul i Form rive. corner Bowery.340 and WG of D vision; IL tr adwsv; tt, coruer Beosdwiy; 4 78 Broadway; (41 8th Av nue; 180 L wens, 81 i ster, L6G W va 29 40 Nvarmney, ork, N. Jrow) street Wli-msbarch ‘ia wile, Le — - — cine £95 Lin —— GUIDE TU SUUND Pht DESIDERA’ Caen DENTISTRY KE, corner D® of Witire STREET, Paste fer fithng ecayed hollow teeth. It can ‘bee ‘put into the most tender seth without any ‘pain. er. inconvenience, with which it be rmes impacted into ONE hard solid body, thus restoring and oar painful and aseless teeth) artificinlly sound respective usca for lile—preventing UN estity of iw the moat po ofter 1 at aoe ed for ‘end teeth and t ir tender teeth an Cre operates on the teeth, with great care an ~Castle operates of or makes the teeth | 4 ‘ork, oe ay Li respects, ‘perfect for li an says ined roach celebrity for i. cellent mé coth.” J ne most eminent geatlemen of the Med: and recommend Dr_ Castle’s Paste a v Hu vave pereoually tric iting the weth. | ‘Tooth-ache pills, rR of whieh put chigg tooth will effect See I, be CHEV’R DOS sativa IEWR. DON ANGE L CAL DERON DE LA mbrssador and Pleuip.teutisry in Isabel H Qneen of 3 ata ta the Uni in, do certi*y tn ae well'as wany ol CASTLE for many years, standing pre-eminent in his professio © weatleman of strict int ¢: im io those who may require his wort sure recommend pr fessi nal services. "t ee Valor teoommanend his excellent be “hom for filling Ly in mean’ caors. sore Its superior eficec J if LDEKON De LA BARC. A. ‘A mC. Coatie™ pias w the she Spat Enea and ish Ambassadors, Ml Stoughton, 3 panh a imiral jalyon. Lord Mor Dr. Johngou, Presi cnowing Perit dent : “of 1 4 J. ©. Cheeaman, Dr. A. SSpltes. Dee Wen ae D Sroadwav DENCE ~ THE CORRESPO} BETW BURNS AND CLARINDA. HE wihele, if (ad myaterions and secre Correspondence which por Bunn yd the cele rated C. 187 ve 93, a’d which has and others, fur the ion, ‘of 4 lengih, by han a . eae areer Wit saat ondert in gracal. ot igo. rales st aneer i vat 1a mid for saleby “RP BXBY & No 3 Pairk Row, i nath | the Astor dence berween Burne and Co. jonse, Notices of the Ce larinda, ER Ens eters to Olaenes have felt by the admirers last of ad wo wen imporcunt chupter or tre boets| jiography.”— ‘iaeidom have we welcomed a» work nt, warmer feel- shan the one before as. publication was due to Hs indy of Burus’ devoted attachment, and the letters jarer, mach hight on op, mony tales is im the pbundyapes character ronicle is book wa poslory, so bel jet) tertile Fs and as origin Poet's Life hich: sd ermeNS amapvr7e Hrldal ot painful ” Fife Herald. ons? chapter, perhaps the last rewen t Rietory Of @ our great just been opened by a mmortal by her connexion with genius. Myth i ‘suspi Seticog Bards Phas Rtimernech Sour “This volume is invested with an nccamalation of attrac: tions, wehaye not bees duapporiwed, Nigh ag Aur noticipations were, er 0 lo ed te ethan fore Ty, an w tants cg of ¢ ‘eon ap.” Scotsman. “igome of ar most devenial epistotary_literstare has been produced by irte—and,to Lop ‘Cowper's letters may now bended that of Burue "Brighton Herald. deed vue of & anon of ercare, vad may Wo supply a new chapter in the Life of ‘Soot ont eaves every edmirer of Gor smthor at ibe Saat Sipe to provide himself hae? 7 Hi reiaaee mana fe gt fe etugal, are re vi sived ia a hsotnty. Be ndrtn- | sua Sai at ctein, ny ‘ia and” Burus, AUCTION SALES. Type AD Oe BELL, a MONDAY, 1934 o'clock. at (sales root Extra Sale of Seecud fiand i bahing te used aliitie. but 1a good order, and el variety a worthy attention. Lastiey a 1 descr, tious, jr we the property often deceased, who in 'anx.ous to have his acount TUESDA I at the vaacune room, donrtment of fresh, fancy oy bithing, taney: apfeadid and a T descriptions; a | ity. will wlcicaeter es won peues mille Roambles ie chen ‘o Tecate = Af ow bet onreted TOMAS BeLL. 35 Anu street. A o A F i> RAYE t taben the fare No 9t Wail street, for HEN N PRAL AUCTION AND COM MISSION “BU INEws Sousiguments solicited. Sales guarant-ed and cashed, or advances my on T beg lee to refer as follows :— Messrs, L. 91. Hoffman & Co. | Messrs, Thompson & Adar Moses Tylor er-imman, Nash & C1 rasta. ‘Frets Tileston & & Bristuail. * Dater, Miller & Co, ‘Sturges, Bennet & Co ck L.Dewson & Soeur G Fuile & M YF tarmeay's H phewa & Co. aloes ‘Oly phont & Th o.Vietor&Dack- | wit F “De tevater & Whir i na Babcock, A m1 BICHAHD VAN Dye 7} “s EREMPOny close “Ea in- at Let NH WTHOVY Jee Tee Pres cb. will sel % Sl to the hichewtbid eron Weduesday 28tn dav ruary, ii he mah a rn We haute” Exe chauge— a Pnier 90% R LOTS OF GROUND, embnei he d Avenue with the c: of 25th. 3 and . ‘Bd avenues au iy 148 feet of the 3d the ious are atone be task Oe ery are extruded op ‘dand 3 avenues. ‘The streec h, solid wound, with tou water laid throuxh the sue, and bait ap on the Opposite to :his property. Seventy-five per cent may Foals on morte eon the gm chisere. may ary ge wih the Comoany to build, and have 90 per cent in of tt ua chae movey and thiee-fourths of cost of balding additioual on mortunge. Maps of the Lots an! Plans of Bullding to be had et the Avett mers (le, (alte Thura'ay uexts) No, Bria eta i tote five iue- treet; Amiwg, On the sow h « ide ‘of 25th. treet, Det ween the 10 with» ep. Eats near Wall street. BY DAVID PARKS, 154 PEARL STREET, THIS DAY, AT 9} O'CLOCK. EAR YE luvoies et Faury Goods, consstiog of fitty AMUSEMEN''S. PaLees N. ¥. OPERA HOUSE. AMBORS STREET. Adwiasion Ong Dolina: to sll parts of th Bouse, Doors opee att Ps ce w comimener ot halt past 7 londay, Wednesday, and Friday. FIRST NIGHT OF CUCTA MONDAY Eve “NING, web performanee wil with. (fit tie mas LU TA" DIL DAMME RS RY OOR i Lammerm ned ‘iwty Ashton [Pa of Faven MMERMOOR. Sig’a Borghese ie Vaicaliies LP oe ‘or full pl prac of the daay. Box Office ieatio ca the off nights will be let for Concer:s | a THEATRE AND CIKCUs. CONDUCTED BY H_ RU DCKWE: cLL & O. R. STONE- BENEFIT | MONDAY BVENING, ‘$0 commence yweethearts. ‘of Horeem sushi » Gy Cc a yyy Sa sot Levi North in » Splen ete, ‘o conclude witn Royal Masquerade of Gustave Le Grind, MITCHEL! OLY’! THEATKE February 26 -The performances wi! commence with CINDERELLA, MONDAY £VKISIN Boots at i Tae SWAN, Jacob Barong «Mr Mitebell AMERICAN mUsnom, AND PERPETUAL. FAIR EVERY DAY AND KVENING THIS te, Last Week pesinealy, of THE YOUNG WIZA Be OF | THE NoR’ OR FRANCISCO, the great MAL t| f modera times, who will appear in his most asiouishing and exiriordinary EGYPTIAN INCANTATIONS ! and GRAND CHINESE EQULIBRIUMS. MISS BLANC bat tot the n'y female jug 4 udid perform }, in aduition to « rt her great fe, pees ug Siguor_ MON’ w pet ue universally admired ITALIAN MAMI ANC ING MECHANL CAL JUR+S. is eoxnved. ‘Together with Mr. T.G, Booth, ied, Pogether singer. HG SHERMAN, the beaucful Ballad Banger, and LA jing Fortune T’ Shitulicld H-utkerchiefy,Pongee do’ tauey sille Dress Hand. lerchiefa, Broche Shawis, Sivol / etton, Corset | aces, Bone Sucpenter duttons, Co lara, Suspenders, Sew> ilk all colors, Aaeiae ‘ombs, Site Combs, Bead Purses, Rerdo. Bug, Paver Hiaugiugs, Cloths, Cossimerce, Diaper, sc. £7 Lov NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY 7 ORs SALE AT AUC N. & MASRION HOUSE AND GROW SOs OF fi THOMAS DAVIS tua. and the BELMONT Od BRIGHTON HOUSES, at New Brishtoa, Staven ‘wall be peremptoni L ib pul Avetion. at the auts? Exchauge, by Lipase JENKINS, on he 26th day of Marca ext, -t 120 clock, if not'pre- eof at private sal aK rt bu Mele teroureate azz. ,anda’l finisher 1 the hest ma’ wer Che site caunot be sarpases. Ite wminds a view of the whole of ue Boy of New York exuding up the N d bast Kivers New York, Mrook!va, ‘he Long Islind Sh» through the Nar ows to the Ocean, and a large porttuuol ew mont and Brighton Houses are both. extensive build V ry peasantly situated, vearly oposite tie Steam «i jag, aud well calcula.ed tor large ovardirg houses er ho- “Vor a diagram and farther particulars, wren fistoMri6*ec RTISS, 49 Wall atreet, 2 LO LEL—THE HOUSs 40 Broome street, be- fighg een Mercer and Greens, “Aoply to “20, BOWMAN kDorr’s Rail ing, comer of £25 twee xchange Piac* aut Hanover. FOR SADE oi WILL B WANGED Fo pw ITY PadERTY—Two serine r y fie Farias, in the ounty of Columbia, contain ng about 150 acres exch. nese farms were lately owned ant highly improved by W. B Ludlow, i.ag., of Clas two miles turapile, both each. They are watered, Fxclusive uf the yielded jast Year bet “een two on: ofhay. hey would be well adapted for stock or g *tiug, ax the 1rilk or butter made in the afternoon may be in the New Yurk mar ket at daylight the next morning A more pa ticular description of t-e property is scarcely ne cessury, as tia povaheees wo. no doubt, Ly a personal inspec tion, ascerta n for hiinself its value. erack; and are within ove bol a half or ot Hudson. Y oad and alovg the bor‘ers and thr porting superb order, and bevutifuly wooded and ndlow, Jr., ug there may be acquired, STEVENS. ¥ ply at 14 Barclay street © Je sty Po, A VALUABLE FARM FOR S rimerly owa d I Westchester County 20 ties. from th-etty of New York an the Post stoad, and a quarter of mie from the tarlem Hal ron ‘a he above Warm contains abaat two handred acres of Land which is ucder « nigh state of cultivation, well watered an feaced, with a double ewo-story dwe ling aud a uainber of out- urlduige ative ay ae nnd ten acres of land issrow occa x Tavern and Post Office (kuown as Marile bore Taras ond de lee Senet A010 bef ne the “oth of fhe vartinnw occoried at « vein will be det for the te. Tuquire of KAIN & MORGAN, uear the pie- L. MUKGAN 47 Fuiton st, —Vhis farm is well adapted fur a milk dairy. _fett Varcod “m Dates g.cclbaram, (ne burevilacsenece ral eatataction hie B. ots and Shoes have giviu co the publie. 7 Remember LK tS Cheap Boot and Sh e Sore, 419 Broadwa ve aval streer, te > Im*ec wits HORSE HAIK—Lhe Sa a having pr- pared a lerge and choice assortment of t) ge now of fer the same to th« trade 1a amy state reqnire G. LAD February 20, 1844. C GDON ‘edo 3 120 stead SALT AND FISH STORE. A0O BBLS, HALIFAX No. 1 5ALLMON: 1500 Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel; 600 baltdo, do do do. 100 bbis, No. | Mevs Shad: 50 halfbbls. Nu 1 dayb 300 bbls. Cod snd Srate 300 kits Sous d Sa'inon; 200 do Soaads an iad quintals Uodtigh cum Ashton’s Sal 200 bbis Am-orican 4-It, &e., Pia Ati for sale in lots to suir NELSUN! _£20 ims PALMO'S(LATE) CONG ry T ASD COFFEE ROOMS ae ven oF F BROADWAY AND CHAMBER ST. A pus ru BD GOODWILL of ‘thi tad bee stand sie for shipping; hs Weng C0. rset. pie. he New York, corner of Posed of “Avyly on the pr-inises, afier 10 0° AM The guiaeof disposal 1s the proprietir berg obliged {+ reimrn to Bngioud lw*re_ Broadway, aoave Murray street, New ‘the first premium and highest honor, by’ Ame ciean and Franklia Insticues, for the most beautiful colored es pes ever exhibited. roFeagot Plaine, the 'Amerivan Daj verre ? whi fr the world, is “hot only nerey familiar not only here, ose laurels have ematiy been incrensed in and Franklin foeti- ral 1 Phovogra ohs the most beautiful ever col ed has, from a liberal seaite to plies hie superb portraits the reach of all. just reduced bie terme to the lowest rates of the most mdifferent artists im the city. We advise all to exemive his fi the world ern aot equal 251 droadway reas. ticiase's Pramas oka, Gorman Ap its and Instruction ‘J19 Indy&wytec Plates, | ages, &e , at che lowest mites FOR THE PILES. Rie a Pllewis te case aul remarkable cure of Piles :—M i" He ‘abeea afficted wih con tilted me abode Uhret ments nee. b tormd oeeasinnal pati kedo er section of | the bowels flamed at umes as to produ bya arge of blood du inuyeles of t3# back Tran the loa soup degree ‘oxt their power, prodacing tambag with mach difficuity that he could walk ; lus sep was feebl- and tofiem 5 hed @.pended more than five ha ded dollars in 14 exe fort! ed ouly temporary tex Hi eon only three boxes $ elled more than two th vasvnd wud fees n. re'arn of the compl vw ae he was thirty years ago, a stimable remedy, Dr. Ura ani tenal remedy 't issuld by the proj 19 Bowrry, tour doors above spring Kemember 16 Bowery ‘Ad Pimmibe fee cee ae vereaee EE FE eMIUM REMOVED from mes saaiia weal vriug st —Patronized by. the most v8 throughout Europe, and by many of their ret ; and allowed by all to be the nearest appronch to he.to produced. Introduced esta madam yrade solely br si pies | A. Pi roadway, New York. aéea ven. atnho. It. courerue tion appears excellent, and well eal to suawer all tie ta des ut the best of all is the proof f those who stags and undeniable. Some of my mutilated, inform we are sifferit thers. VAL CAG Tan me TT, Professor of Surgery, University of New York.” i Imdvirwe ter ARE, YOUR BOOKS, PAPERS AND. EVIDENCES ok DRBE Seeiity DARN Aa rite —F.very map asures his ae .* ion fire; fig! who cas deny. * quite as tant able papers TAU by bjret due reflecti ive avcho pays the patentee (1 the ri vith an arucle warranted g ce of those who have tra ov purchase of those who violation of the potent law. for which smite The genuine Patent Fire Croof an only be nad nt tne 1h Rafe War their fcr, toth ir sale real aruiele in Sere 0 ular Packet of the splendid ya Tesnno ORD a will sail deabove, he ier re ie early npplieation PE LITE CERIO, the auipiied Teed at alt timen regarding "ihe GIPSEY QU JUEEN, the m in the world, may be Past, Prescutand formances every sveuiug. at 236 o'clock, and Wednesday and Maturday afternoons at 3 o'cloe ‘Tickers 2) centeenildrea auder tea years 12}6 cents, Twen- oe extra for private Consultations with the (psey een. fre THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY N THWIK RE URN FROM THE SUCH. respect. faliy announce to the cit'zeas of New York, that they will OCAL ENTERTAINMENT, NIBLO’S "SALOON, BROADWAY, ON MONDAY EVENT Wheo they will introduc: thei mst eho have received the aypreba:ion of the Musi PROGRAMME. 26, peo iwtious which i pavlic. Quartette—Blow on, blow ou, a Pirgt-’s Glee Baker New Qyauetes—A Life iu’ the Wild” Wood Desens tive Raliad The Siow 8 orm Som Quartetes My Macher Buule,wor Ia hy:+ GP. Moris Quire ce“ Weaw Hapoy ant Fee aiyect fom Rai Hutchnson Silo Qaart:tee. La words by UP, Mui 4), arr awed se 4 Quarretie by + Hatehinsoa Now Quarteits—kxerlsion, w nd 0 t Now, Esq. Quartette—The Grave of Bo a Quartets ~ Praceful Sins Masie by ++ ri rhe, arranged by Hute ug ou the Ocean, Comer Trios Reckaway, words by Heury Joho Sharpe Raseell E) anite contvining « Family History. ‘WE the 8 and Daughters of the “Ltibe of Jesse,” from David to Asa, TICKETS FIFTY CENTS. Tickets (ay had at Atwiil’s, James L. Hi M Met's, Stoddard’s, Daboi, TH Chamber's, C. T. Geil uu’s, aud Firtu a Hal 4 Music Store, at the Bookstore of Saxton & wiles id at the Ticket Office of the >aloon on the evenwg of £23 3t%ec FP Tocimmnce at a avarter before 8 ovclork. T SPEAKING AUTOMATON, HIS Wonderiul aud ta reaions bby which has © on th seventeea Yous nuremt miei feavers and Physicin surope and America, mt i Giibhel oy Ale, GABER, the inven id af er We tnesday nxt, every day ( vir from 12.0 clock im the morning ‘to, 2 to Do’elock im theeveaiag, — Fxn bit ful est aa are bo, way, orver ol L speo rec entrance in Lispenard street. Admittance 50 Ceuts—Chiidrea under 10 years half price. £19 swod*m EXHIBITION Of SPLENDID, ORIGINAL OL AINTINGS, TO BE SOLD PRIVATELY —An un- Giamos colleen al cade hans ptigical gs, by ancient Teeeatly imported trom Italy, (before their being sent xhibited uly curing thi month ts the mapec f connoisseurs aud a hing to acquire any wf a rial Avoly’ BiaWalnerbtret v cr the yublig are respectfully informed re-open for season on M us uovelties are in pre;aration, «ni speedily be annousced fWwefrre THEATRICAL NOTICE. Te, aie THEATRE will open on on about the ch. All applications for ond Hg ‘post mi Ws" Devers) ve immediate atteateo rer Proprietor, or J. M. Scott. aan leaaper bes 332 Postofficr, + The propivtor or his agent » ill be found at his Then between the hour, of 10 and 2and 3 to+ cane a h to attead to al nes oO seocess, the theatre will be comp etely re-dee rat LG rad ness relative to ed by that emimear arts, G. Hit Pei tw the comfort of the patrons of ol many otal there MUSIC FOR PARTIES. ESSRS G. WEISS & FR GRAMBSs, Professors of Music espectfuliy avavunce ty r patrons, the ladies men ol New Vo k and ite vicwnity, that «heir otal: toa gt Prepared to play the moet admired and fashions Mi for Private Parties, Yorsees, rane received and pauetuaily’ attended toat 26 Detancy st. Ji im*m ITALIAN abikiaeas SSS cpa FORTE AND MEULEMANN, Popit ENS teach singing and the inno Forte iu this city and Brook ya, on modeme tema. rol fale relerens ren to uaaiy | dis ingai:hed farnulies, whose names may be learned on appiie cation athis reaidence, 78 lia street, onsite the Arsenal. is the author of a French Grammar, the second ediuon of which isiu the coarse o pablication, teaches like wise the «reach and (talyan Langues whico he uses during 8 Lu hed. Schools and CU llexes aitendeds | ie Cyeray, continnes to MUSIC. OSEPH KAMMEREK, Professor of Music, seapecttally aunoauces to his patrons and the poblie in general. ch t he has removed fr vm Crosby to 138 Laurens s'reet, sere al M1) orders for his Cotilion Baud to perfo mat Parties “&tc. ia of out of town, will ‘ian id promptly arterded to, Orders fy be received at Mr. W Dabois’s Yiusic Store, 265 Broadway. OM Imerre fO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE. RK. BARTON, (pupil of the iate © Nicholsou,) respect AVE vully begs vo announce tha: it is his intention to give in struction on the Fluve, | Mr. Barton professes to teach ac © GLEE SINGERS. — Just published, the sth yo. of the Quartet, containing Glees by Spoh ste by C.F. Hoyer, No. 301 Broadway, asa 9 No. 29 | Chatham s reet, » B An Extra number, containing « favorite Glos, will be shortiy issued (3r gratuitons delivery eupscribers. = ecalar 130 Tin tere 73 a PUBLIC, MR MILLER & 200, Tonacto AND SNUFF MANUF ACT Ke Rs, NO. 110 WATER SrRe ‘T NEAR WALL STREET. | het panto tare stan es 'y and conatry by ng been mauulactured by us. Ath jou, the qaality beiug inferior to the ine atcicie. no one may be mis'ed by th twe Lick oF fail in ow exert God srticles, we have been tuduced to wiv: this wotice t9. Our friends «nd chstomers, as A eadtion againat miarepres ntstiou. We pledg- ourselves to spare 0 expease or terion to manus facinre, as heretof re, the very best articl-s, and no other, N H¥ persons anthorised by us to supply ovr cr > es are Samuel H aod Smith Stoa factared and soid by as are warrau'ed, and if 1 be revasned and the money refuuded. ‘as any articles in the awovi pose MILER k CO" Wacrratreet, oear iv ett street. UNITED STATES DAGUER RIAN CALABRY: 175 BROADWAY, UP STAIR: BE, WH te: wat vss erlly call de at estan 9 pielone of DAGUERICEO PE CE ie. 07 in grou from peru to fouitern ‘wivich, in beans orteate wat colors, the faced to those ne Hi ty the moa, in- (for groaping aed re of the auger ue 19 the sols agent in New York superior imported German Camer's: and at no other ‘atablishmment ia the City or State can they be obra’ NB — Imported German Cymeras; also French and Amer can Tyatrunenta of the ase "enera ef ay, when hua portraits’ Me. W yer, comprising » complete assortment from Mor to 3807, manufacturcd from the best ore in the most exre- ful manner 00 Bales, Bridport Seine Twine, coms ment from 5) Teceived per recent af full assort- from No 1 to 5, mannfeetur equal (o any in mark 50 Barel ef, Bee Bee Bilas led Hogs Tongues, hou! MMe MURRAY 100 Pine strees corner of South. ‘BY THE ‘SOt THERN MAL Saas Washingion. [Correspondence of the Herald.} Wasuixoron, Feb. 28, 1844. The Post Office Bill, as reported by Col. Merrick, contains a few unimportant amendments, Newspapers will be allowed to go th: h the mail as merchandize. — All exchanges will go free. Lithographs, printed circulars, advertisements &e,, will be allowed to be folded as letters, and charged two cents postage. Ibelieve these are the principal amendments. News has reached here this morning of the con- firmation of Mr. Beardsley. He will leave Wash- ington immediately. Mr. Cuoare’s speech yesterday has stirred up a*tremendous excitement among the Oregon friends. Look for a hot engagement on this ques- tion, The Missouri Tion 4s thoroughly aroused from his lair. ‘There is reason to believe that, the Senate will’ | be in no hurry to go into Executive Session upon | the appointments of Postmasters, agents, and a mul- tinde of smaller fry. ‘This delay will give them (and they may take the hint if the will) an oppor- tunity to hang out whig colors, and plant ash trees On Wednesday evening last, the democratic members held a caucus to raise means and devise meusnres to carry into effect the necessery party arrangements Last evening a brilliant ball came offat Carusi’s. | Tt was a very selectafluir. Tickets $5 The Pre- | sident, Mr Pakenham, Secretaries o} Depart aie +: Son were eae : r. Huger is said to be preparing a speech upon ie Tarif? Mr. Benton is also expected to ponk ance that question. TWENTY-KIGHTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasniy GTON, Feb. 28, 1844, LORD ASHBURTON’S TREATY. Mr. Ancuer’s resolution calling tor information as to the construction put by the British Govern- ment upon the 10th article of the Treaty of August, | 1842, known as the Ashburton Treaty. Mr. Kina proposed to change the words “ Ash- burton Treaty,” to the “ Treaty ot Washington.” He said he knew of no “ Ashburton ‘Treaty. ri The treaty referred to might be as well called the Webster Treaty. Mr. Bucwtanan (significantly) said the treaty might much better be called the Ashburton treaty than the Webster treaty. Mr. Kina suid it ought to be entitled neither the | one nor the other. Mr. Arcuer assented to the amendment, and the resolution was passe: CHESAPEsKE AND OHTO CANAL. Mr. Mereick wished the United states Govern. ment to subscribe further to this stock for the pure nose of fini-hing the Canal ; 134 miles have been inished—20 remain to be finished. Three or four millions of dollars are wanted. The stock is now worth nothing, The Bill was discussed a few minutes, and then laid upon the table to make way for THE OREGON QUESTION. Mr. Hanecan said he must return his thanks to the Senator from New Jersey, (Dayton) who was entitled to the floor, for yielding the floor to Ile said he should endeavor to reply to him Mr. Choate. And, in the first piace he should contend that the Heel ZAC Oregon was our own, every inci of it, between 42 degrees and 54 degrees 40. Mr. Choate was frighten- ed. He admits our title, and yet he thinks the assertion of our rights will plunge usin a war, and eecratore he is opposed to passing this resolu- tion. Mr. R. treated with the most sarcastic and bitter contempt the fear which Mr. C. had attribu- ted to the western feunle of the 1000 muskrat catchers upon the Oregon. Had a British Peer made those remarks he could have appreciated them. Mr. C. had desired to have this question re- ferred to the Committee of Ways and Means to ascertain whether it would be worth the cost to de- fend this Territory, which he admits is our a. our own soil. The people whom he (Mr. H. presented, did not coe der such questions. hey would, every man, n and child of them, ‘de jn the defence of tHe honorof thelr’ county—or thisUnion. But he would infinitely prefer the uto- pia of the Senator from S. C. (MeDuffie)—than net confederacies—than union with a country which would not defend its own soil. It is conce- ded on all hands, that our title to this Territory ie undisputed—except by Great Britain.* Mr. la mits that the soil is ours, and by as good a title as that by which we hold any other portion of Ameri- can soil. This admissiongives up the whole case. Shall we not defend and protect our our soil? Eng- land has no rightto an inch of that Territory. — And yet the Senator talks about “ten suns from the Sandwich Islands’—of which is afraid. England 18 already grantin, nec tions of this territory to her own subjects. She will go on until she will e ion out the whole of that soil. He then alluded with touching eflect to the butchery and assassination of four or five hundredof our own fellow-citizens (Mr. Benton— “*Many of them my own personal friends,”) who have emigrated to that country, and disappeared, no one knows how, no one knows when, and no one knows where. "The Hudson's Bay Company alone can tell. Mr. H. spoke in the most enthusiastic and eloquent terms of the spirit of emigration, which i called the spirit of patriotism and of free- dom. Let it be encouraged. He wanted to know on what authority Mr. C. made the assertion that England would upand away from the Oregon, as soon as her 1,000 muskrat hunters had caught all the rats in the territory. England did not so value her territory. Mr. ©. has sai Hist oie eee Wee | Oregon for agricultural parpascs. Well, want the sterile rocks of Maine tor extn pur- oses? Did she want the Rock of Gibraltar for agricultural purposes? Did she want Malta pe agricoltural purposes? Did she want Afigha- | nistan for agricultural purposes? No, no—not at all. She wants them for their command- ‘ing position, and for that alone will she defend them to the last drop of her, blood. | When has England ever relinquished any inch of | soil upon which she has ever put her foot? Has not her career been onward—onward—ever since the days of William the Conqueror? And she owes as | much to her diplomacy as she does to her arms. | Retract her claim! Up and away when the hunting is over! Never. Her foot is on that soil, and my life on it she will not remove it for any diplomacy | of ours. What is there to negociate about? Our | title is admitted. Where the rights are all op one side, what, room is there tor negociation? Will Kngland give us an equivalent? What canshe give? Money? Tt would burn in our hands. Alter Mr Hannegan finished, Mr. Benton went round and shook him cordially by the hand. 4 * ihe ‘metnod pursued by une celebrated master, C| bea Mr. Dayron followed upon the other ae ae : a 7 question. But it somehow happened that he has arian gaticnare apliention may brad Signey | Oeste taeesihe. great crowd actory. i!7 Im*re_ | which had thronged the gallery, began to disperse, | He said he was not disposed to question our title to the territory. But our belief in the corre | our title does not make it good, Here Mr. Dayt went into a pretty dry discussion of our tit mainly with the purpose of invalidating it. He doubted our Spanish ule. ft was not omnipotent. England claimed ttle. England thinks her title | good; and here is room for negociation. He { thought the moral power of public sentiment was |more to be dreaded than all the physical power of the world. By the one we might lose our money —but the other we might lose our b good name. Mr. v. read extracts from the Louis- | ville Journal, showing that Oregon is one of the most desolate regions that can be found upon the | face of the globe. Many and many has been the lost coon that has been found there sitting upon @ {rock, knawing a gravel stone, while the tears would roll down his cheeks. The great desert of Sahara is a paradise to it. _[t was full of fierce, un- | reclaimed savages. Plunder and butchery are the great objects of their lives. Our missionaries have visited every clime under the Reaver and have been able to live upon every soil, and amon the tribes of the human abet not upon the territory of Oregon—nor among those carnivorious savages. Generation on generation must pase away before Oregon can ever be inhabited by @ civilized people. It is totally unfit for agricultgral urposes, and can never be used as such. Mr. Bayton was proceeding with an argument to prove that our form of government is not ada cover so large an extent of territory, and that it is unwise for us fo increase our limits; when the Se- nate adjourned E vextxa.-t cannot conclude this letter without a word by way of doing justice to Senator Hanne- | gan’s speech. It was a warm, impassioned burst of true patriotism, of real eloquence, of the genuine western stamp. He would occupy, pro- | tect, aad de end Oregon, because it is our own soil, a corner of our own farm; and bone of our bone, and sinew of our sinew have gone thither to settle it—and he would throw the wgis of national protection over them. His speech wasbold, manly, ind patriotic, and did full justice to the head ani heart from whence it sprung, S. B. House of Representatives. Wasninaton, Friday, Feb, 22. EARLY ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS, PRIVATE BILLS. As soon as the journal was read, Mr. Adams wid it wae wrong ; it stated that Mr. Slidell voted “No,” yesterday, on Mr. Henley’s motion to mus vend the rules; whereas, he voted ‘Aye. Mr. Henusy said that yesterday he moved to suspend the rules, in order to introduce a resolution that this House do adjournearly in May. On that motion there were reported by the clerl es 108, noes 55; on which the Speaker voted “No, EEE