The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1844, Page 3

py se? OF TEYTH or two since, to them oh her, and never meddle with any trashy washes and dent rifices, lnot enly would have a beautiful set of teeth, but wouli also preserve them from the tartar whic jen encruste them, and brings on semaine decay, as well ax avoid bad Dreath, have donelc, Ct al a nna Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents 227 | are Hudion. 179 Bowery, 77 East Broadway, 2 Ledger Build- ings, Philadelphia, aud 8 State street, Boston. Sf RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX- TURE, for the radical cure of primary or secondary By: philis, and all diseases arising from an injudicious use o! [atts This powerful tltrative is warranted to re, move all impunties from the blood, and effectually m sends. cate all former disease from the system. Sold in cially botles. $1 gna da: sates ot how cares $5, careful d it to POfioa and Consulting Roome of the College of Medj- ore 7 9 Nee ARDSON, Agent. MONEY MARKT. Saturday, March 2—6 P. M Stocks look « little better to-day. Ohio 6's advanced 3; Kentucky 6's }; Indiana 3; Pennsylvania 3; Harlem}; Paterson j. Farmers’ Trust declined 1; Canton }; Vicks- burg }; North American Trust }. Long Island and Nor- wich closed firm at yesterday's prices. The sules were very extensive. Western Railroad sold at 60}; New York tute 6's, 1862, at 110. ‘The duties paid into the Custom House for this port, since the ist of January, 1844, have been larger than ever before, for the same period. Total receipts for Jenuary .. Ditto ditto in February .. . $1,872,305 2,168,000 $4,040,305 ‘The receipts for the week ending this evening reach $216,000, of which two days are estimated, and the balance $151,413 is included in the total receipts for February, making the full receipts from January Ist to March 2nd, inclusive, $4,105,305. This is very large. The arrivals at this port during the past month have been very large, and shew the cause of the immense revenue from customs. The arrivals have been from the lat of February to the Ist of March, as follows, viz :— From forcign ports, 117; from domestic ports, 186. At Boston for the same period they were, from foreign ports, 94; from domestic ports, 179. The Phenix Bank of Hartford has declared a dividend of $3 50 per share, payable on the 6th inst. The Auditor General of Pennsylvania destroyed on the ‘27th ult. $94,087 in relief notes. The committee appointed by the two houses of the Mis- sissippi Legislature to examine into the affairs of the Plant- ers’ Bank, have reported unfavorably. Its affairs are repre- sented to be in an awful state. All the different funds de- posited in the bank belonging to institutions, have been sunk. The Governor, in his messsge, acknowledged the obligation of the State to pay the bonds of the bank. ‘The Committee on Finance in the Massachusetts House of Representatives have reported a bill levying a State tax of $75,000 for the current year, in order to meet the deficiency in the bank tax and pay the scrip of the Com- monwealth, which falls due before the next meeting of the legislature. ‘The receipts on the Eastern division of the New York and Erie Railroad for the month of February, 1844, com- pared with those for the same period in 1843, show a great incease. 103, 1844. $3,105 4,400 3,702 6, 00 $5,007 $10,500 Showing an increase of fifty per cent. The produce brought into this city, for February 1844,from the vicinity Of thisfroad, in ax follows 1,271 firkins of butter; 370 tubs do; 93 saddles of venison; 101 dressed sheep; 264 dressed hogs; 28,290 Ibe poultry; 25.465 Ibs. beef and other me: cattle; 423 live calves; 24 live aes 867 bbls ae ples; 149 bbls. buck- ‘wheat flour and meal; 206,200 qts, mille. The very heavy imports into this country since Janu ary Ist, 1944, and the immense amount of duties paid into our custom house, are strong evidences that the foreign trade is not completely contracted by the scale of duties. The present average is a fraction over thirty-five per cent, and we see in two months an importation of foreign goods amounting to more than twenty millions of dollars. The argument that low duties has a tendency to increase imports, and high duties to decrease them, is without foundation. From 1921 to 1824, when the duties averaged thirty-four per cent,the dutiable imports were $66,200,000 annually, From 1824 to 1828, when the duties averaged tgirty-cight per cent, the dutiabla imports averaged $75,- 300,000 annually. From 1828 to 1833, the duties being forty-one per cent, the annual imports were $74,200,000, and from 1888 to 1842, the dutiable imports averaged $71,000,000, with a duty of only thirty-one per cent. For the year ending September, 1342, the dutiable imports amounted to $69,534,000, with an average duty ofonly twenty-three percent. The importations of free goods into this country, have fluctuated as much as those pay- ing duties. From 1841 to 1842, the import of free gooda fell from $66,019,731 to $30,627,496. ‘This was the year of the lowest rate under the compromise act. ‘The conclusion that would naturally be drawn from these results is, that the tariff has actually but little influ ence on the extent of importations. 1t matters little what the acale ef duties may be, or the state of our own manu- factures. If the condition of the currency, the wants of the people, and the extent of our exports will permit, our importations under any modification of the tariff act, will be in proportion. The state of commercial matters at this moment will naturally induce an increase of our foreign trade. The great abundance of money, and the absence of foreign manufactures in our principal markets, are great incentives to this trade, and so long as these causes exist, so long will our packets have full freights to this eountry. Old Stock Exchange. $5070 U States 6’s,coup’s 103% © 25 Westen RR 60 9000 du G's ‘621075, 6036 ia 5's 693K 100 Cota Co 33, uo 25 33h 16085 40 i; 33 ban 09 125 Amercan Fs Bk | 8 NO al & Bhg Co 44 nw 99! FA Mobaye R K 6 acky Os 30 ys 103% 59 bs oo & dion. 1s | g8 Ge 1335) do b30 3854 38 t60 38 a7 515 do ae 10 Etaa jus Co 103 90 ee $l “4 : DUrerkS hey RR ia 30 do s2 WAu&Syrve RR itide 190 Nor&k Wore RR 64 Second Board. 9 30 Farmers Loan ry Ww 13,25 Nor & Wore 3634 7s 50Harkem KR B60 52 10 Mommrkths Se i ae ts 33 mi t MAGENccHRR we we do vio. 33 New Stock $7000 Ohio 6's, 60 % 200 do 9% re ye! inacti’ We continue our for- mer quotations of $462§. Pearls are still held at $56} a 6 13, * ema: —Prime yellow is still in moderate request at cents. Nervven—talen yeutertay ware.S00, tated, of whicls one halt was teken for shipment. To-day the operations amount te about 1600 bales—chiefly to speculators—prices are a shade lower. Hav.— There is a trifling demand for good North River nd smail sales are made for home censumption at 690 y inactive. The sales at the been very large at 5 a 36c for crude whale. very dull” We do not hear of any sales. ev.—Drudge caske are very dull, we still quote Ps cents, Prison barrels are in moderate demand at ude cents, Cotton Market. Cuaazeston, Feb. 28—Cotton—In consequence of the ‘unfavorable accounts received un Saturday morning from New York, our market for Uplands came to a dead sand, and we did not hear of @ single transaction on that day. On Monday, sales to the amount of near 1200 bales, and yesterday about 700 were effected by a few holders at a decline of $a} cents on last weeks prices. There was, however, buta very limited demand, and they arket at its close, exhibited much heaviness and dullness. Of the salos, near 600 bales were from 8f 4 9, and near 1000 at 9p a9, Savannan, Feb. 97.—Cotton—The tra Janda on Friday were about 460 bales, ardy the accounts by the Hibernia, at pool, to the 4th instant were received, showing & larger | business doing in thet market than ever known before in the annals of the cotton trade, with a fur- ther advance of fdper Ib ‘This had the effect to make holders more frm in their asking prices, aud consequent- Jy but little business was done, only about 400 bales bein roid at un @ivance in most caves oi ajc per pound over insactions in Up: but no change in Markets, es Our ne sank of of Fi in the article. Some Richmond ivveca sold at xe 4 (1) moutheto nat $3 ‘Also 3,000 bla. very good Buiti- more at 13), and 700 hard ditto at 11). There is at present Ee Gaal OTe qpeted cop cnly semicon). Should sales be forced 16) for Richmond and 14) for Balti- highest prices fora small from Rac! nd,one and one from Boston, bringing 11,440 bbls. People rn torent ong for such constant arrivals, and #0 an importation, and dealers generally expect lower the neighboring markets are like our own, Broceched, ‘From Balls aad Pernambuco we expect further supplies, while some is going thither from this port. If supplies continue prices must decline very much. ‘The quality of the Baltimore © ey Mills Flour continues to turn out dark, and laterly both it and Howard corny have proved musty and hard Coffee of really good scarce. Selected is held at 3/200 a 3/400; ee Py 2700 42/900; and regular 2/000 a 2/600. Jan 16 —The Janet, from Baltimote,is just in with 1,873 bbls. Flour. i phia, Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORE HERALD OFFICE. == ko! Porto'G Cabellon see Point Petre, Gt Pernambuco ~ Payta Ree cecRe cet erNoebcenaey Passengers Arrived. Bremen—Barque Johann Georg—Miss Josephine Wolf, and 8 in the steerage. Kev Wret—Brig Jos Cee ae Hildreth, A Hildreth, FE Hildreth, Chas itd-eth, BN Ward, B Houston, R Dexter, Dexter, N Bates, E Helmes, Passengers Sailed. LivenpooL—Steam ship Hibesnia, from Boston—Geo, John son and lady Wan Jon (ro Boosh WG The mas, G B Jones, W A Addard, 7, WH Resell, John Pe saright Bl Rveny Thos Hichar son Homee W Mc rrmick, Joba Kent. ¢s Rosler, J ‘angdon, Jas Dean, Weinht, & Sebate, 1 H Charis, P Montant is. Sith we Geo Blea, M Wkehzie) § 3 OF = ifax—L Phel EA Sawyer W RCClare. W Frazer" Tout #oreign {mportations. iy ees Johann Ceore=3 pigs U Payen & co—t N Leung &co-2 Gi Loewig i C IT Schneider k coma JW olbertou—| C Blain~19 8 Kohnstamm—15 OMailorng. Motz & Poll a2 It L Oa auine—19 Ballin & Sand-r—9 Gorton, Hodges & co—1G B Dorr—I76 Henschen & art—17 Schlesinger & Henschen—S Mecke ‘te Plate0 J Unk: % h—t Vietor & Acheli —tt Wi 5 neusrat .Vietor che vel ai Wie el 1! Pay: chts 38 ¢ eke G unenthal & Duckwine—s6 W Nol icg—39 boxes 164 cases 29 ca: k oP uaT ILA, PR—Brig Diploma—60 hds sugar 150 do molasses B Lasala. Domestic Importations. New Onteans—Ship Canton—12 hhis sot Macy & Hol” dredg-—30 A Whitmor—11 bbls beef Buck & co—138 de pork Dtmchan & Scott—48 Dows & Cary— 12 Dwizht & Jol is Babeoek Ae-c49) bbe p. rk and lard 28 tes haina 11 ‘hha, lard 1 ck fars Suydam, Sige & co—28 tex hams J Jonuson’s & co—i2 bales hemp BH Field—8 di vicG eyos & c clover seed Benedict & Thomp: 87 PL Nevius & 401 ydeuburg & co—34 noes, i ied der & co—87 bales cotton w Vail—'50 Newbold & C New Ortxan orig Olive eater bbls molasses J J ‘Tayior—221 hhds sugar Pouter Brothers. Monite—Ship Heetor—247 bales cot n ED Hurlbut & co— 507 Hicks & co—204 Holbrook & Nelson—350 Bogart & Knee- land—1 box Goodhue & co—21. pigs It Kingsland—1v4 bales cotton to order West—Bri lot old copy hhds tobacco Brown & cant chain cavle Allea & Paxson— gar lease ROL Maitland Hicks & co—7 rer I bbl sugar Abbey & Freemaa—3 hhds do 10 cs tea Is 1 pkg » Poole & co—6 bxs W Greenough~ 13 P MARITIME HERALD. Bailing Days of the Steam Ships. Caleonia PROM LivEnPoot. G. Britai Lott. M: Packets to Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL FAR LIVERPOO New York, Cropprr, Feb. 3 Heary Delano, svar Liverpool, ‘tard keb.6 Allen, "Mar. TOR cent skoUTiy Toronto, Gri 2] Quebec, Hebards Mar. 0 Westmioster, FOR HAYRE FROM HAVAR. Emerald, Howe, Mar. & Argo, Anthony, Jan. 29 | Francois I, Aimsworth, Mar. ‘6 Utica, Hewitt, Feb 1] Foreign Letter Bags. Hereafter, Letter Newspaper pane tor a parts of the World, will be made up et the Hxnay OF ents. or, if Captains of Vessels will ry Ship Masters ana nT Sitvey, of our News Fleet jeft at the Port whence they railed. the We shail Gs i a List of thei rele immediately on their arrival. +f fo mrtg Les oF abroad) iw ioe st fer a favor by Nautica! Information of aay kind will be thasbtally obtai received PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 3. 32) Moon sxts 524 +5 521 WIGH WATER. 7 96 Olearea. Shivs Southerner. Palmer, Liverpool, Woo thull, & Minturn; ‘ Viland; George ballett, Howes, New Orleans, J Edwina. West, moe je. D Hurlbut Voridian, rate, Avia ola, by Coustellstion, Jackson, is & OC Sw) Petterson, North of Pk urope, via Savai Ward, na, Moses 1 Jerson, Bel . Mevaguez, Alsop & Chaunce Pr nce, Schmidt & Balche Winmett; leans, Nesm:t L wden; Medison, Hoey, and ede + Russell, Marthews Boston, 3 Wel ewin 8: hrs aguez, Mason Mari & Thompson; Michigy dou; Lois, Honeywell, di and’ Petersburg, N Leoutine, Hart, Ric B jorfolk, Stu ge New Bedford; Benj Bigelow, Arrived, from M: ven Natt it with 2037 to Spoftord, Tul 10; 125,000 Ship Helles; bags coffee 67 ‘ahd orauge Ackerly & ‘Ship Canton, 22 days from New Orleans, with cotton, ke. a ae Sailed in co with ship Mount Vernon, MeMa- nus, for hip Hector, Spencer. 16 days from Mobile, with cotton, to E, D. Huribat & Co. i8th ult. lat 2+ 10, lon 80'15, paused seve ral water c posed from the way the wind had been, that they came Bremen bazque Jo! with mdse, to Oelri rth Geerken, 56 days from Bremen, Brig Diploma Fry. (of ‘Sede 2 days from Plati PR. wi h sugar, to Nesmith & Walsh rig Olive rtanch, Watts, (of Thomaston) from NOrieans, with suzar, to Ne & Walsh Has been blown off trom Tipe Hoch corte; bron hs fl Backs nan split most of her Joxeph Githam, W from Key West, wit! HL Maidend & Coy Hes been 18 days ‘Novth ierre, Bryant, from Matxnzis, Feb. 12, with 157 hds molesces to se & Peters; 19 090 oranges to mas'e’ Sehr Salsbary, Fe} days ‘poe vattaka as. and bch ‘he Notbole doe 1 the const several t ines aud suffered severely blow, having sprany aleak aud had to be at jt for the last ten’ days leon, 3 eerser, Arh wrt from Swansboro, NC with ter sh. Pe: aM, al jehr Loage days from Wilmington, NC. wit tt 0 Bar, brige Alderman, for Bos Thiverpoe! He 8 days from Newbern, NC with corto and 5 L.. Mitchell. “sailed in co w thachr Cape Fear, for Bostmn, ‘In a gale on tre Sith wit Lost part of d:ck load, bulwarks jibbown, &e Sehr Charleston Packet, Crowell, 2 days from Philadelphia, with mdve, to maste Loud Juliette, woul, from Petersburg, with tobacco, to J. Sehr ‘Spartan, Herring, mast from Frankfort, Me with potatoes, to meche Ws a ‘Thomaston, w w Ser Wan Wallace, Hom Thomaston, with hin. Below. a, ri aria Pos Dew Demill, Lewis, 20 days from Mobile, with cotton, id isp brig unknown. sailed, ome Edwards, Liverpool; barque Genesee, Minot, New All the outward bound, packets, oth vclagare at anchor st the SW Bpic su and Merl other yew Herald Marine Co Correspondence. —_—— Orrics or tHe Ruove Istanven, Newrort, March 1 pet 9. Aareis Dunbar, and Pyretus, Hrese Provi City, NE ath, Richmond, Packard, ‘Thomaston w Yi id Alexander, Havana; 'Auretix, and Pyr tus Higabeth City, Sloop teuae fH Borden, Lewi f and fr Fall River for N York, went ashore this morn a Peloek. an the. ben lock. on the beach alittle to the North of Tay jut Island, and yas Sw ies North of toe ferry. oop W 8 gLINg about ok when strves. with the mare at toe helm, Capt Le wis Big below. I'he sloop F-xcel te slonpeide, and aboat’ ‘2 cons boils have heen discharved into her, au be got off ar high waver this afternoon Gazette Orrice, New Lonvon, Ct keb 2h. init it is expected she will previons purchases. Yesterday the market was very flat th indisposition on the part of buyers to Seat the vier holders, produced a regular ae off, only about 300 bales being sold. ‘The sales of the three days amount to 1,182 bales, 400 0, sp. 8 Electra, War why cath ie oak ‘Newry, Art Phenix, ork, § Aulatte Cea, with 200 bbis wh Ric oe seventh varies a last of tho 10th in. ti, dot ot Aner a ea ys ey 30 Brandi erate it, ica Suir New Zeauanp tome Mace gypoet, witha cary of enn pat eto At - rT reas leak m8 8 tre-serand be of aeverss wi he te sits want k coats js, made fort Caveain fe Mosk @ came uo to the city yesterday f'rawsistance, The steamer This Salmoud aud ce last evening, spre, rele ime pedthe schr Oscar went to her assistan them 24 mea and additional, waa to endeavor to kee ‘The additionai force w oa is a med to the city for fuel and more men ithe ve its ‘which were ship «raw nw ea see pee Ae ar | Gavan. Swretser. of ond (cr Portland, from. Matan th molasses, anchored under Great Point, ult. di oe masts to prevent « teamer Teles was oO eut and take ber to artowa. * Her sai's ad’ Tissing have saved. La Gaance, Cottle. Inden with oil, from Edgartown f ket, went ashore north side of Nantacket Island, on the 20th ult. Crew aavet with difficulty. Cargo. will mostly be saved—veasel doubtful, ‘A five barque called the Trenton, of sbout 250 Yas launched on Saturday morning, from the ship Verse, at Kensington, Pa ke. at Boston.—Ajrivals during the month of Ships: Lait a Brigs, Sobre. Bloops. Toul. 20 3 42 3 H ps were Bremen; 2 birques, i vine Sicilian; 1 brig German, and! Ships. Barques. B: 16 16 » Schrs. Slope. Foal. ° 0 21 29 foreign clearances, 1 barque anon woe OF “the Brigh. "hes exmehip Britmunia clea ou iat, aud sailed he 3d. ‘The Hib-ruva arrived on the 1th,” MMA sailed on Whatemen, actow Zh ult. Henry Clay, Sayer rom Tactic epiuchet, Resin ops fg oi. Reports * Val; Holley, FH, '6 mos out, 800 2 AN pin paste Spoke Dec 21, Int 28S, lon 34 W, lilinota, Jocker, of and from SH, tor NW" Coast, all well, clean. Speken A large U 8 ship of war, stan 12—by the Jos Gorham, at Zenobia, Re nipeton, pilot boat Blossom, k llen Perkins, of North Yarmouth, from Trin PR. Feb 9, off Gua-ama—b. the Di, Joma. Octavius, of Boston, standing B, Feb 1! St Pierre, ar this por |. Susan *pofford, Spofford from NOrl lon 84 30—by the Hect: t this port Rideout, Cook, 5 days from New York for Sauta Cruz, lat 30 Arrat Fa of aud for Ne N, Feb 25, Jat 3741, lon 74 for Providence, March 1—by jad for Pouce, at this port no lat, &e—by the Feb 16, lat 25 20, 18 42, Arey, of Bangor, Me. from Hampton Roads for Guada- loupe, 7 days out, Tt 2831’ lon 63 tetoria, Hinsdale, 21 days fades “Guadaloupe, Feb 2, no lat, iPalenyr, from Boston for New Orleans, Feb 24, lat 36 45, lou Tianel from Philadelphia for Mentevideo, 34, days out, Jan 5, lat.13 35 4, lon 63 2'—py the Henry Clay, at Edgartown. ‘A brig, painted black, white figure bead, narrow whit atrenk, nig white square | the centre with the letcer ‘eb 19, no lat, &e. giveu—by the same. foreign Ports. Havana, Feb M4—Arr Waban, Bartlett, NYork: Porto Rico, Coutril, Boston: Vth, Norma, Barton,’ and Fehrman, jong. NYork; Rodolph, P Elwril, Wilmington, NU; e¢ Ww. vane 3. to York; i8th, Geueva, Goodhue, do; Mary Frauces. doz Hoth, Winieganee, Lowell, do. Sid 16th, Win’ Ev gs, tbe, Cevlon, Trott, Boston; 17th, Hel neous, ‘do; 18th Zebra, Drinkers ater, doy Harriet, Jar ‘ore; Mary’, Mer- rymaa, NV ork. Matanzas. Feb 13—Arr Ark, Johnson, Newbur: parts th id rae Hker, Ki gecomb, P ovide Sid 1th, Eimelt Ottawp, MeNear Boston; Enter] N Yack, Grand Turk, Porter, Provide ce Thornto, PLatitcas, PR Keb S—In port, Russia, of NYarmouth, fot Cunha, PK. to load for N York, oly American youl | OY, Stanhope. o} Newpyrt, for Sid 0) Osceola, Mercer, of Philatel- hez, Coquimnto; 25th, Argyle, Beet Orpheus, for'leeward? Fates, Demeraras Boston, ‘late. o! Portland) 3 Saxony, oe New w ar A Lawrence, Meeker, ork. “New Bepronn, Feb 29—Sid Brazilian, Norfo! Beanett, (from Sandwich) 'N York Nantvexer, Feb 27—Sid Bolivar, Barnard, Norfolk; Phila- delphia, Barnard, Philadelonig Evaanrows, Feb 2i—Are Passport, vith, NYork for Bos- M for Washington, Ne, 27th Sauth Boston. ld 44 Baldwin, Thompson, N York; rr Aya, Chase, St Marys, Ga. Mar 2—Arr Fame Crowell, and Elizabeth, Rak 1, Boston; A B Cooley, Camp, New York. Below, ioha }, Poythress, Liverpool; Irdia, Selby, Leghorn. Cld nell, Orange Grove, Li Errick; Isabella, Jeffe soa, bat Beaufort, NC; Liberty, 1 Mon, Feb 29—Arr J L, Whi . New Bedford; Mai ta Bare Ree NYa ek et joratio, (Br) Tiff iv, Feb 27—Arr acy Carter, News Liv . Below 28h Suiton, rsa, NOr'eaus, eh Axel, (Sa) Landed y, from New } ork. Savanna, Feb 27—Arr Montieetto, Lawton, Havre; Perth: shire, (Br) Drake, Howard Driscoll, Liverp ‘ol: Sir ire (Be) Tame, wre: rope ie. 4. (Be) nd Lee aud Severn, (Br) Douglas’ (Br) Ogels Paudora; (Br) Brown :(Br) Perry. 8 Joho NB. Std Roberc B wor Bt dng de Cubes Mary Shievta; Worthington Eis (Br) (8) ir BY REQUEST, HE neg PROF. J. N. MAF#IT will repeat his Lec- ture 0 BOZ, This Evenirg, in the M. E. .Chureh, comer of Cathenne, in Maciaon street abecamstite.—Chatles Dickens, the English To vr — he ‘Bas NESS. MALIGNATY 4 me of ist in D SCANDALOUS ish ‘Lourist ~a Merit- the American tress— Libets of Chale b ke s, the |b es Rebuke 10 the Lib le — De America and ac Lm ture t+ e¢ eh WAKD~—LOST—i0 13.00 Ned UMtnondam Be ers, vod others payers © ‘The fi'd tbe be A reward with the than m3 Itec Th ones. joing fom outaining thre te.” f valve (othe owner. un oly” It at 178 Bowery, will receive tr ahove 8 ol the owner, 12 2*ec Min LINERY, &c 37 tohn tert oe tot ENGLISH ts fine Kntisnde, Alpert eu ment of Luscars, Kit- d every other article in che millinars ra are reapectfu ly ivited to cul w ex Phe Mealish Fate ar the clearest and he.t in the mar-et. All the above will be sold at wholesale or re- tailyat 36 Maiden Lane and 97 John strvet. bye s, N. B.—The aye ment of 36 Maiden Lane to boar na Jy. ENGLISH BONNE ‘TS, REC# Ve Li EUTY PLUMBE bagus IRIAN. ALLERY OF PATENT EMU GORMEED PHO! SGIAPHS, U1 Brod wav, above Murray street, New York— ‘warded the first nr o by American and Fronkl.o Institu'es, fal colored Dayner eoty pes exhibi e cured, by let ere patent rd Daguer et rms 25 percent ye-sful'y invites ty eall and ithe Gallery, wr evher th , nm Apparat tes, et any ower lace in the Tae d Stat te SR—BEER—BOTTLES—BOTTLES alfes and Cestlemen the large: olleetion armed M eH g of the Roo Bees and Med Brewers tion, will be held ar Millemon’s 16th Ward Hotel Br adw_y betwee ith and 19h streets, on Friday, Ma 5th, a7 P.M. yweeisely, aud all persons erg-ged in the bi ness are invited to attend g in any: property be: fiveral reward | asshell eat to the detection mn, On, Business Committee. 0. TINKHAM, \ rmation may be left at Dr. Brown's 0 374 Bowery. mide re Orrice err NON INSURANC ‘all st, opposite the £1 puts Compsny ntivues Tasure against page by, Fire, 01 ods, wares aad merchaud: against loss by inlend » Phomas W. Phorre. ‘nomas T Woor ruff, EA dore on vessels at TORS, meal K Robson, M. D., pson Price, ucher, a Be Davidson, re, et unis, cis P Sage, Jona U. Merntt, THOMAS w. 4 GEO. T. HOP®, Seeretiry LPHO’S FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY LEG, from Secand street tr» 60 aa ing st. are | out Kure fa the alte he the sented’ h |) Introduced ‘nto this evuntey and WILLIAM SELPHO, street, near broadway, New York. eee monerine jndisvarnbte yf ferences given have seen the artificial leg of wr. Seiyho. Ite construc it, and well calculated to answer all the the beat ofall i the proof vf those who 8. Write, Secretary. v. BA Br'wery, Elisoa Rigs, Anson Baker, Torech yee ke, Joseph Alien Jacen & Holmes, John P. Moore. “BuO UN N E. "President. m3 mi sd uadenishie,, Some of "my infor t: orto all 0 a NTINE MOTT. wee <0 tnt fessor of Surgery, University of New Yors.” WONDEKFUL DISUOVEKY. STRIKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which, will change rey hair to ite original color in a few minutes. perc vind Laat 2 hid yet ongred. and mannet fail of au- redding all others, It i Ossestes Great odvastage of ‘beacultyung’ the hair witieae tefestog 1 | ‘Those who doubt its vj tues a sea seeyered to have their hmit changed before paying their basbess would take this wet i Reto | 99 Tedoun ce complai ry Ones Suid * corral sans spol fed, at No. $ Chatham st 01 UD staire, SPRING FASHIONS. accommodaion of saa cturers abroad, th: of Geutiemen's i ensuing Sy ring wil Ae Pye to them by mail on « at our enuuter, Kite ‘ork, Feb, 15, 1944, ROBE. AUCTION SALES. TUESDAY, At 1036 ofcieck in tne sales room irge Sa'e Clo ie Dry Goo's. fimcy and pledged articles, cutlery, groceries. Se, oy a. quantity nF sepoad Nex cloth ag 'e cue gume en of super London su t vurcnasers. ESDAY Aly Also, « olathe sel case EDN, At 10 o'clock, at the a of furaiture of alle descriptions {ptione frou families, re ‘Alsos'an ent'rs stock of first ratesof's, sofs beds in hogany rocking, parts chars, ‘cases, bureaus, ¢ Tpeta, Slaas'sare, bedstrauey and fexge' ce tenyf cules Pf sal 5 room, we of & Cumily giv mg ap how | cloths, lookive glasses, ‘and all ki jem my | ping. car Tioase- ds ot facilit for the di u oda fsa poy tr abusinesa like manuer. Sales will be forular, and returas Prompt, in this establishment. now urder the chirge solely of 'HOMAS BeLL. oe ‘Ano street. TE CENT STATE STOCK N WEDNESDAY, the 6h M rea bast » in Certificates of $5000 1857, interest semi-as uually. ne te Five Pe ih payable 1th July x oa dittons ataale, . BROWN, Anctioneer. Boston Febraa-y 27, '814. £290 Mrdre A GARD, [ HAVE taken the 819m So 91 Wa of transactin; a. nas NERKAL Al ND CO. MISSION BUSINESS. Cousignmenta’s Jet wuaranteed and yb eg or advances: mee whes JOHN 5 Rist 3. sre for the purpose AION A OM — al bee leave totter as oll a Hoffman & Co | Messrs, Thompson & Adsm Heriman, Nash & loses Try Messrs, ‘poffirdy "Titeston & farce & Briutuail. Mr 8 T.Ni * P) Marmony’s Ne | Mesut. Biter, Miler & hews: urges, Bennet & Co « Inatbor, Pol phant & Se Le Denon te “ ‘Tho.Vietor&Duek-} Felward @ Fuile & tz © Belfevater & Whit-| “© Babeock & Co. marsh. ¢ Le?) Qwis*m BY DAVID PAKKS, 154 PEARL STREET, AT 9 O'CLOCK. AR CE Invoie~ of Fane y Goods, cor M4 HL odkerc hiel ting of fifty ps. kk Dress Hand ‘otton, Corset aces, Bone lars, Suspenders, Sew 8, Side Combs, Bead Purses, Juths,Cassimeres, Diaper, 4c. NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF fae THOMAS E. DAVIS, Esq and the Be MONT BRIGHTON HOUSES, at New rut, “wall be sold, ar public a rehvuts? kxchacge, by HALLIDAY & eal the 26th day of March ext, at 120% sly dispose! of at private sal The Heute 1p one of the most apleudid establish meats i ‘ae hited States. The main building centre of four or five acvex, as now enclosed. Tt sive and com nodiou: whole surrounded by vinzzw ,andall finished in the best wasner. jecannot be auspaced. It couinands ‘a view of the Whole of tne By of New York, extending up the North aud ast Rivers New York, Brooklyn, oug Island Shore, Hurough the Nariows to ha Cena asd cl argstpanionut ery peremptori!) lock, af a ‘pre- <4: is very exten- the main walls ne built of ma ble, the “The Belmont and Brighton Houses are both, extensive baild- ings, v ry peasantly situated, vearly opposite the Steamhuat paeainl, aud well caiculaced tor large boardirg houses er hu- bs diagram and further particulars, ¥ N3toM 6 ee re opportu: icy is now fared te any geutle: ishing to retire fr The Fam co ter, and lies directly on the Sound. havick Roped a {shove and veatly the whole wider a good state of cultic the city, aud the Neck, te erveratgeutlen-u in Mn renuty .A rhe yette 1, or PHOS ISON, a1 Madiion st. apes eases = abe i Sing Sig. ard is boils slow adayted forthe freighting or lumber busitess. F tuculacs apply to JOS* PH AGATE, 237 Brordwav, New York, . fae deinistrator of the ‘ans of Franklin Agate, decensed m: ries m3 'w*ec Le BR g street, It olver, at eyras old, and one " the fastes: acd hest the Hudson river. yond, aud of id is we'l ther par BEARD, scot: POOL te qua Tel sir kiments tem grants this year Thos ir frveule would’ dwell to ‘epply at et oflicw OHS TeERDMAN, ot 80 N. B—The shirs ot t ¥ leave Liverp vol days, and dr f's can as nana be furnished tor any am mut abl=aratl the principal ba vnited kingdom, apply as aby READ, PETERS’ 7H PTABL 1 PHILOSOPHY OF THEIR OPE {SHASE arising from disordered neuon of the vital ays- that is, of te organs employed in secreting an’ re. parig th fluids which sust-1n ht e—canuot be removed by‘: icanes liu td tn their 9: eration t» the loc aity wn te that die t sease maavfests its 1. ‘The manileststion went uf he fw is be imyure, oF are vot mixed the bl od will be anay wun Ural set ‘ough which it erenlates must ve inj desideratum, ther pura bioad thee ¢ organsz tiva wi pares and neta up chyle—in otmer wo es, upou the dig a= tive apparatus, the intestines, and the liver, tha: the med.cive should act it has been proved, by the experience of en years, and of thousands «f a tested certificates ‘th Lyspepsia, Joundi Ti us Fever, Colic Crolers, Heavache Siekuess at thes wach Kevers, Languor, all Infl «mm stoi every complaly rowing out ot a dis srdered, too ravid ‘action o| d 5 10 the boo ele mu e b se rttoPeTens? PILLS and the pet x4 are ‘abl tortim to p to the most dange nd toa Southern clim te, these Pills are ccess, Fer more t anten y, has been pronouured, and c: eve he suinmoned fr'm the hb, the Kast, ant the West, jivns of vou e: | hears taheein molther ma chi sa pr p rties, = the ada t- they uthacd the Sept oldu ollages—may a ike take these P. Cert iuty of relief. Price 25 and 50 ceave Ver box. office, 125 Fultou stre t, New York TO THE PUBLIC, MRS, Soe a MILLER & CO TOBACCO AND NUE MANU NO. 110 WATER STR: NEAR WALL STREET. «ty respectfully inform their tere isn la ge circulation of coun rio: 4 baceo ad Suaff yelling t try by ped lars. representing itas having been manufactured by us The stainps are made fur deception, the quality being inferior to the ora they would be ‘Toe chila fends snd agai y edge ourselves .0 spare uo expense or | facture, as heretof sre, the very bes ae NM NB =the only persous author: to sopply our ens- tomers at thelr sto'eec are Hamnel Ht; Rovere and Mueith loses | All goods mm nufactured aud sold by us are wartan ed, aud if | not approved of be returned and the money refunded. Yon as able tert as any articles in the nuove line, | of the oxme spiality. gmnatuctured in tne Waited ‘8: MiLLsble & CO. 110 Water strcet, near Wall street, DIVAL AID ~ DOCT. R COOPER, 14 Duaae sure, gecweew Chatham and William streets, takes this metho a that he has for the last (8 Imis*m /M. nsw 0 aD ee iay and mild case srem. “tora iy cae edaented phy jereurial, and other jscasss of's delicate nagare, ‘Although it | in comaideed by a poruom othe ‘medical profession as a specica the reat advantage the unfortunate vietme of ven derive fom «regularly educated physician. devotin 4 | Dovou not empl smpucye a limb to an ocx. lst on disegte 8 tos deatiat tor an dygraiton on i | You are troubled wi a you do 40. From the fact | Ghat those men are pital, and for ten years enjoyed ¢ hoy aa |fnthis way of any medica malin New York! | siramon, oi eve 2 performed. thee ‘are presented to tem by | ae con! to the treatment of Of quackery for one of its legitimate members to verte atl ion fo a particular branch of the profession, ‘maat be appareat th mand to ted for, the eure, of 8 ep srecanes ey opty ee { | Opaesioe atit. Dr. Cooper 4 Seo walretars. Moo Sr into the 8 by which he can cure the worst ree Btrevure Pao reeks, with scarcely any Pal to the Le maior urethra, or acted Ci of the the BL = sometimes mistaken foi P Binesas oy coumral Practitioners “CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, EENPTTPnonan, Deaury. peat fe where too freel lulved in, the greatest iitoey. for it, begets disease of the heart, ¢ sumption, d ) emaciation of the Same and finally enc effect cowaplete Dr. Cooper ‘will Tadical eure in such eases, and restore the constitution mae original vigorand thaeby a mild and siteple course of med ‘A cure warran od in every case, 01 Post id lotters., desc} bias cor Wila‘or be Uand eelonog $3, attended to. Patients ay ding houses. Offi tall 10 at might, 4 eh wane a Willinm asd Chatham sts, TN UARY FIRST: WAS PU BTISHED— THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN REVI oonta isin tee ON trities and Cr oO aren and State san Soviety Madrigals. fle applied Secret Policy of Louis XIV. Anglo-Catholic, Bepekers eal of the Union, Red Lion Court, Fleet at., by ad supp feed w mrt 3tygb L BOXES Very iow fur cash, to, be a HOPE HAKT, ATER, NO. WM NASSAU STREET, “CORNER OF PINE Onere for mile, in Foogek Ale. Claret, ke, Al Sree bat en ‘fe oy eg idles, Made ry Por . a y jrandies, ir Jane, Sparling Li Pare ‘imnvec 150 “aiescons Appr to ADS Hae oe ma 2tis re 193 Canal treet. PORTUGUESE b FEMALE PILLS. THESE Leong ) we ty eg tobe mont on the last cole UPERA HOUSE. 5 Admission One Dollar, to.at. Darts tte Howe. Doors over formanee { » counties ce < Duys of Performance Mondoy, We Pant Fridey. FOUKTH NIGHT OF Lit ren 7 LAMMERMOOR. MONDAY EVENING. Basch ach a peptoemnanan wilt ice Por fall par jeniers, se ong from 9 10,4 Oeloe Rt Boethhe iheatie on the off uights will be let for Conearss or Lectures. The Greatest Invention of the Age M* Fate R, of VIENNA, reopcetfully renources to th ‘ammiicw,tublics that he ins, sucereds TEEN YEARS of ox: pervecting a 3PEAI GAN RINGING AUTOMATON BY THE SOUTHEK: ea llEESESESS—ESESESESSS wi jon. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuixeron, March 2, 1844. The history of the Executive Department of the United States Government for the last three years, exhibits some most extraordinary facts. The official year has not yet quite expired. With- in these three years, therefore, the United States Government has had three Pressdents, two Vice Presidente, four Secretaries of State, four Secre- taries of the Treasury, four Secretaries of wu six Secretaries of the Navy, four Astopeay Gi 4 rals, and three Postmaster Generals. his in- cludes the administration of Van Buren. Since his administration, the account stands as follow this wo.derfa! tuum h of Inpustaie anp Me inetly every letrr af toe alohaow with hie awitors, and will sina and necite ty"runer Lay: ENGLisH. Genstan. and Mo. 'Fatwer pro: in Accordance with ihe solieu 7s ot scieut fit Kea themen toex'init his Aovention for a short time, a0 ths. the a udlic may b opportnunty of witnessing Which has excited surprist snd advajratvon thraug: out. the fanifie world The EXHIBITION ROOM, etoer of Broad. tray apd Lispesard staet. will be open every day (rxceptesun- day) from 10 A.M, coals PM, sud every eveuimg (except Sundoy ard lay) from 7 till 9 o'clock. (™ TICKETS, 50 CENTS; children undes*tea years of as, 2 cute e Pntiance is js Lispenard street, third door on the eft sad m Broads fo CHATHAR THEKATHE AND CHOEY, CONDUCTED BY W_ROCKWELL & O. R. STONE- FIRST ST HT OF We®ARLAND. MONDAY SV ENING, Sieh 4 verionmances to commence Solaiers of the Golden Elephants After which various acts of Horsemanship, Gy mnnstics,Corés (Atricau Drolteries, ke, fe, fer «hie Volante, Vau ting, 4 John 81 Spanish Bui Fight. MITCHELLS OLYMPIC THEA TIN MONDAY £VENING Mar h 4—The performances wi! Pe DERE LA, vetet ees Mrs. Timm whe & Baron Pompolino vo Ms Niekesaon 1 Cinderella ‘Miss Tevior AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR EVE DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK, sidNon RANG '*Cu, the Magician and Equilibrist, is rea & tor ove week Leng The Sic IGINAL KE ‘CKY MINSTRELS, the bert band of Etiirpion Meiodists in Auerica, are engaged, and give thet Grand Concert at each performance. MR, WHITLOCK, the reno «ued Banjo PI B. WILLIAMS, the Delineatoe of I Sige et omic Irish Songs, and T. G. BUOTH, c Mit a eee t layer and Negro h_ Chararter, vor.te Harapipe Dancer. the popular Ballad Singer. eto, the pops Davarwr, TOM THUMB tw, Wax futh‘ully represented rn twee eelecraes POLLY BOwINE aud DAN i SY FAMILY, six in number, utatives of th native coxtum he the Fortune Teller, may be private- lyecentited as aithouty okibe day ant a Periorwances ever) “vening at 1% o'clock, and Wednesday and “aturday afternoons at 3 o'clock ‘Tickers 25 cents—en under ten years 1234 cents. Twen ty-livecents extra for private consultations with the Gipsey Queen. mire tor tho recently from Ger- ancient peo le oF GRAND CONCEKT, HVEN AT CONCERT HALL, No. 406 Broad: a Minday, Ev’ug. March 4th, Aue, by the Members AL 4O'S (late) COMPAS ¥, i the, followiag fe hig RE di id gunitlee lig, an Bik: Mh LYN HOLMAN. PROGRAMME. Opening Choras—A Soldiers lifes always OE ices 1 Holm rH . Bie Sharpe Ir Lewch he Compas y Mis Phillips Mr Kavavah + Miss Bruce —Can I my love resign ++ Bal jad—Jeuny Jones . Souu—The Separator Chorus—The Vintage is . ‘Oh whatajoyousd Wiyd of the winte Not ia ried yet + Con Soog: h gentleman . doubts confusing, from’ Cinderella y the Company Chicka Mt theCompany Mr Holman Mrs Sharp: Lyuch ompany a disses © re Poillip: 8 Sweet Balinacrazy + ir Kavimaly s Morning’s racd; heam + mise Bruce Comic—Matrimomial sweets Mrs Sharpe a Ka Tralee ‘rom the Love Spell. + +++ By the Com aay KETS ONE, SHILLING—1o be had at the door. oven at half-past 6—commence at 4 beture 8 o'clock. c ar VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON, BOWERY. K.P. DE LE KEE respec fuily announe am the uppe part cf he city that he mcends giv: Vocal aud lustrumestal Couecr. at the anove pace. a JUNVAY BV wLNG, arch the dh, 1844 “| on he will be aualsind by too {ollowiug Ladies nad’ Geatle tle Miss MOGLOTS Mi83 ROSEMOND, MK. COUK Mt OLDFIELD, Mr, Oldfield will preside at the Piano Forte. PROGRAMME, e Sea with me, 1 ve, ++ Miss M Gloin Sorg—Yankee Doodle: +. +++ sees eee There ia no home like mine own- Mas Ko e wond «Ls ever Miss MeGton + By the Company ° Mr O1 field Miss | McGioia, ani and Glee—Syarkling and Brigit Song—The Honter's Hom nme tke tea in the a bor + ven Soug: Soug—trvther lowathaa Duet—My P.ety Page Song—The Hunter of Tyrol Sonk—A Home that | love, Sons—My Father. om —The Ivy Groen Finale-8 ng and Mountain, he (7 Tickets Twenty-five cents each—To be hd at Vauxhall De Le Ree’s, on the corner of Barrow aud Me- ts, and at the dor on the evening of the Coucert. ert to commence at half past 7 o'clock. orus—Our way he + By the Company mil 4%e THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY FSPECTFULLY give eee: he cisizens of New York thar they wiil g ve anoth VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT, NIBLO’S CO: CE RT SALOON, ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 4, 1814, A selection of their vest 1 ives will be introduced, Tickets Fifty be had ath, & L. i Ee 134 Bowery; at Atwoil’s, Hewitt’s, Dubois’, Wiley’ Stoddard 6 Co's, Crambers & Jolly and Firta & Hal's Svasic Store, at the Book: re Of Baxton & Miles, and at the door (C7 To commence at a quarter before 8 o'clock. ta PSS AME, MA Life on the Ocean Wa’ MaDe Vulvure ef she Al NBhe Swordand,§ ff.” “BE iia Merry and Fvee, “Weaward, Ho” Words y New Quartewte— "Death of Msren, ‘My Mot! er’s Bible.” The Grave. f Napoleon.” We've Koamed over the Mountai * Mowis, Ksq. f204dT FS M*ec H ANNUAL MILITARY “AND xe. BALL NEW YORK’ BRASS BAND. "The Members of the New York Brase Band pr peetfully in: form t eir frends vd the public tht th ur Teuth \noual Military and Civig Ball will 0 give at the Apollo Saloon on FRIDAY VEN h ist. Dariog the tntermi the Bra will appes rm and pert rim the fo. low pieces of written expressly for ths occasion by C, 5, Grafalla, — Duet “wo Comets Grafalla walry Galops. +++ Labiieki kstep, dedicated to the Se of Nations! Guirds, Cnpiain Tickets, adimirtwg a gent'ewan o" can be obtained from avy member of the Band, at the Apollo Be Lion, ort No Lothia omer of Waiker avd ire streets. (= Military geuclemen are sarticalaly req cated tomy = in auiform 126 5: Grafulle dotlar oach— OLD ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS EXHIBITED. O LO ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS—Viz Bourgaiuon, Guereio Van Aelat, Vernet a erat p Duolic are respecttuily informea Margh ites Vartots Soreleae a ta ines sor aad wil speedily or oe m. Pp Hoo, and wil THEATRIOAL NOTICE. TH, th March All Detention fot will open on or about the Tye for its (post yard) to WS. Deverna, a, M. ott, tL Acun me ‘ilssaes, ps 932 Postofficr , he proprietor or his agent will be found at his between the hours of 10 and 2 and 3 t relative to the pb eaten Y Dering be Ceres pres ILGE ‘the patror LES & CATTLER, au newive aud itetbigeat boy to Teatu ths Diy O oply ato “ TO Gu ANTED—A fir t rate workin cxpable of making wp fine can ive good Kitles aud Shot Gare tt rt datiuns need apply, mt Dove but au ANTED—A by as mae Ma WE iyenterstne hn bo dipittmente, Phe advertionr hos by dt some of ive bect sitw jw this eeu ry, and daca the best reco.mmendsty ss from al! hie employe ty ivqaire of Messe. Danlap me ‘ 9 Br adw Puesipents—Harrison, Tyler,. . | Sxo' WBrare—Webster, Le are, Upshur, Neison, 4 Sto Taxasuar—Ewing, Forward, Spencer, .8 Ste’y Wan--Bell, Spencer, Porter, W. fr Sxc'y Navy—Badger, Upshur, Henshaw, Gi , War- és rington, Arve Genenais—Crittenden, Legare, Nalbon, is Posratastex Gevenats—Granger, Wicklifle,.. + +++ +++ 2 Total, 2 In these seven sn offloss, in ‘the ordinary ind undis- turbed course of events, seven, persons would ad- minister the government for eight years. But in less than three years last past, the number of in- cumbents has amounted to twenty-three. How many, in the extraordinary providence of God, may have been called to fill these offices within the en- tire four years from March 4th, 184], te March 4, 1845, no one cantell. That these events will be. seized n ie practical comment by the religious eft aet be expected, especially when it is remembered ‘thet so many of these changes have been produced i the afflictive dispensauions of Heaven. And that religious fanatics will abuse these same events to the entire subversion of the understanding, and to the introduction of anarchy in religion, 18 equally to be expected. Events of infinitely fess imper- tance than Oe late heart-rending catamronns have been perverted by designing men, under the dis- guise of godly zeal, tu the destruction of the human reason, ‘There is ground, therefore, to sporeneed the worst consequences from the use which will be made of so potent a weapon as the late shocking accident, by fanatics like Miller, who iseven now at Washington, where he has been for some time past, stirring up weak minded people to frenzy. Beware of them This accident, although extraordinary 1n its de- struction of men in high official station, was still perfectly natural, and within the ordinary. range of Raman events. ‘To the eye of sound religion and calm philosophy, there was nothing in the accident to indicate a bl jood-thirsty interference of an over- ruling Providence. The bursting of a gun is an event of ordinary occurrence—and its ani inthe destruction of human life are often far more disas- trous, ao far.as numbers are concerned. That gen- tlemen of high distinction should on that occasion have alone been present, was also perfectly natural. They had turned aside from the more boisterous gateties of that festive board for the purpose of sci- entific observation and investigation. That was also a circumstance of most natural occurrence. Danger was more or less apprehended, and feared by many, even before they went on board the ship. It ia enough, therefore, for religion to say that in the midst of life we are in death, and for all events itis well to be prepared. Itisa thankless task to attempt to correct the multitude of false rumors put in circulation by de- signing persons for malicious purposes. I willstate, however, on autnority, that the bursted gun was not an Eng! piece—not made in England, and never say ngland—but was manufactured at the Pho Pout lary in New York It was undoubt- edly, badly made, and of poor materials. It had been often fired, and was proved with 49 pounds of powder, ch of the late excursions at Wash- ington it was loaded with great care and every precaution, by sober, scientific, and responsible officers, and each of them with only 25 pounds of powder. ‘The best made guns are eventually ruined by re- peated discharges. Some say that no cannon can ever be sately fired more than 1000 times—and es- pecially if the gun be impertectly made,with cracks and fractures, in which the force off the "powder can be insinuated, each succeeding discharge will rapid- ly approximate the final bursting. a his it isfeared, was the fact, in part at least, with the ‘Peace-ma- ker.” All the evidence which could be desired on this point, cannot now, however, be obtained, as at least three-fourths of the entire breech burst were blown overboard, and now lie at the botiom of the Potomac river—whe nee they will probably never be removed. The remaining fourth, which destroyed five valuable lives, yet remains for inspection. The atteation of Congress will be iedaely called to the necessity of erecting a national foun- dry for casting cannon, and also to the necessity of manufacturing no more connon by contract. In pursuance of authority veste: 8 by. the President ofthe United States and the Committeos appointed on be- half of Congress, we have determined upou the following official arrangements for the funeral solemnities of Ams. P Ursaun, late Secretary of State; Tuomas W. Giumen, late Secretary of the Navy ; Captain Beventy Kanon, United States Navy, late Chief of the Bureau of Construo- tion and Equipment of the Navy; Vinai Maxcy, of Mary- land, late Charge de Affaires of the United States te Bel- Mr oldgeta | Kivm; aud of the Hon. Davin Ganoivea, late of New rk, W. BRANFORD © agemogead WM. D. MER: ROGER JONE! rig JOHN H. EATON, RICHARD 3. COXE, J. H. AULICK, SELAH B. STRONG, JOHN T. McLAUGHLIN; Wasurctox, March 1, 1844. ORDER OF PROCESSION. Fusmnat Escort tx Cotumn or Maren, Volunteer Troops. Battalion of United States Marines, Squadron of ry. ‘Troop of United States Light Artillery. Commander of the Escort and Staff, Dismounted Officers of Volunteers, Marine Corps, Navy and Army, in the order named. Mounted Officers of Volunteers, Marine Corps, Navy and Army, in the order named. Major General Walter Jones, commanding the Militi, and Staff Major General Scott, commanding the Army, and Staff. CIVIC PROCESSION. Tho Mayors of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria. Clergy and Medical Faculty of the District ef Columbia aud elsewhere. Committees on the part of Congress and the Executive. Pall-Bearers—(to prece i OF TAR LATE Se Ball Bearers. The Hon. Mr, Archer, of the hearse.) ETARY OF State. Pall-Bearers. The Hon. C. J. Inger- soll, of Pa, and the Mem- bers of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives. Family and relatives of the Hon. Mr. Upshur. of the Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate. Hanes or rug sare Secnetany op tue Navy. Pall-Bearers all. Bearers. The Hon. Mr. Bayard, of The Hom Mt Parmenter, Dela d members of of Mass.and members ofthe val Af- Committee on Naval Affairs of the House of Represen- fairs of the Senate. Family and relatives of thelate Hon. Mr, Graze. Hearse or Cartais Kexson, late Chief of the Burean of Construction and Equipment of the Navy. Pall Bearers. ‘all Bearers. Capt. Smoot, U. 8. N. Capt. Aulick, U. 8. N Com. Morgan," Com. Shubrick, Com, Bolton, Com. Crane, Col. Totten, U. 8. A. Col. Bomford, U. 8. A. Gen, Worth, Gen. Towson Gen, Gibson, Gen. Jesup, mily end Relatives of the late Capt. Kxxon. “ Hearse of Mn. Maxcy, late Charge to Belgium. all-Bearers, Pall-Bearers. Hon. Mr. Merrick, Md. —_Hon. Mr. Pearce, Md. Hon. Mr. Cauain, Md. Hon. Mr. Preston, Md. Hon. Mr. Spence, Md. Hon. Mr. Kennedy, Mi G Washington, Geo’n. Hon. Mr. Carter, Geo’n. M. St. Clair Clarke, Woeh. J. H. Bradley, Wash’n J..W. MeCullouh,' do Gen. Weightman, do Family and relatives of the late Hon. Mr, Maxey. Heanse or tue Hox. Davin Gaxpinen, Bie tne York. Vall: Bearers. Pal Hon. Mr, Wright, N. ¥. Hon. Mr Strong, do ‘ Hon. Mr. Moseley do Hon. Mr. Hunt, Hon. Mr. Fish, | do Hon. Mr. Barnard, s Hen. Mr. Leon! Col Murray P. R. Fendall, Wash’n. Dari lagett, war? Family and relatives of the late Colt Gaapinaa, The President of the United States and Cabinet Ministers. x-Presidents of the United States. ‘The President ofthe Senate and Sec Senators and Officers of the Senate. The Speaker and Clerk of the House of Representatives, Members and Officers of the Hou ‘The Chief Justice and Associate J ¢ Supreme Court, oreign Ministers and Suites, Governors of Btates and 7 Legislatures, Judges of the Cireuit and Criminal Courts of the District of Columbia, with the Members of the Bar and Officers of the several Court ‘The Judges of the several Stat ‘The Comptrollers of the Treasury, Anditors Treasurer, Register, Solicitor; Commissioners of Land Office, of Pensions, Indian Affairs, Patents, and Public Buildings, The Clerks, &c. of the several Departments, preceded by their respective Chie! ©) And all other Civil Officers of the Government, Corporate Authorities of Washington. Corporate Authorities of Georgetown, “Corporate pa of Fog Jota th Such Societies and Fraternities aa may wish to the ee report to the Marshal of the District, who will aetign their respective positions. Age ere pie ch ha yy iain Siquired fore complete otreet, The troope designated ood to fore te covert wil esvensble