The New York Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1844, Page 3

co—8 Blunt & co—-9 ne tata & Saford—7 RE SUBTILE, for foreheads, or’ the stubborn jan freckles, blotches, and delicate white neck, hand ani tice. Be sure and get the genu- ley’s Magical Pain Extractor, for curing burns, all copy red complaints.— Rot it te cheeks. Blane ve ftom Mayagues, PR. 20 days from Mayaguez, with 1¢8 aye from Bt. Domingo, with coffee 1 ith—3 "arson nore molasses, Ht Braker Hill, Perry, fs mol Brig Mazeppa, Colso sae Chast 22 0 G.SA * ACTS eR GHtE RS, tn fy i imei .wentully ime in favor cf our primeil ears ass cetanita to rom Nassau, NV. with sal *gueountered. severe as far as lat 33. The at befare reported. wrecked ‘on ‘Nassau foe $00-—sala on out days from Guayama, PR. with am ietor & Duckwitz—36 N tou—18 J Paillips—1 F A Hu J—1 W Benj: | Patou & Stewart Fay—i J.D Wright~1 A Bar Bell & com 1 M Pike rinvell, Min-urn & co! W Whitewright—t M Dubois—!0 & E Everson—i2 N L & G Griswoid. rete & Battelle 300 pls scalds, old sores, piles, an Liquid Vegetable blushing tinge to tl veral distinguished address the Meetieg. ‘Total, to date, this “ + dost te immoveable a’Espagne, or Spa nish White, a pure article for giving to the eomplexion a dazzling whiteness and velvety softness.’ to be had only at 67 Walker street, first store from Broad te Decrease for this season... . wavene 3h Fai ‘The accounts of the receipts of specie at New Orleans vary very much, Some reports place the amount more than five hundred thousand dollars over that given above, und the receipts are said to be much larger than any report les, (ut Thomaston . with pork, &e' to Nesmih & roit, Anderson, 18 da ° Ancuats Fowler, ‘William J. tayard, MARINE ASSO- 9 bars tron Eve- sh. j from Mobile, with cotton, to 17 days from Apalachicola, with 6 days from Charles‘on, with cot- ion Brg Exact. Johusoa, 8 days from Savannah, with cotton, to Schr Metamora, Luther, 25 davs from Guayama, PR. with 81 hhds segar 28 do molasses to B.De Forest; 20,000 oranges to AMERICAN KeEPUBLICA CIATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. MEETING of this Assciation was held at the Henry Hous, No. 17 Washington atreet, on Friday eve- to a circular previ % d- Cave. JOHN DANIEL SO- iation was then de- wer, by te Chau CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Lonic Mixture, by the of Medicine the city of New. York, 1s for all cases of debilit; or excess of any kind. r impotence, sterility, or barrenness ( tion. ingle bottles $1 fully packed and sent to all ee of the College of ivingsten—3 Francis Autweip & Co—é Van a raginmt AK Lar vent BM Hoghes—2 Hunt & Com orde-—1 Osborn & Little—1 Biuat & aks hardware W- Old Stock £xchange. Fad nowt produced by secret in if 250 Farmers? Trust $10000 U 8 5%, bg hs Shis—9 thread Wm Wheelw: 5 Stone & Co—12 casks salted sk bb's whet st 9s do—550 boxes tia SMIVH was sppowted Charm: Secretary, tro tem. bject :4 the formation o veloped iua clear, lucid, and GW. Ralph, Eaq., of the First Ward, was then called upon jeeting, and. after a few Offered. the following resclutious, whic half adozen $5; cere Schr Topic, Smith, 26 days from St. Domingo City, with 100 logs 1216 crovches imahogany to Medad Platt. Left no Ameri- can vessels. Schr Sarah Aan, Davidson, from Tampico, Feb. Left no American vessel Schr Cotton Plant, Gould, from Savannah, wit 170 bales cotton to order. Frost, 8 days from Alexaadri ‘Schr Sami Henry, & Sor 0 a 70 Firem:n’s Ins Co 110 Movawk RR 2° do Th Wichordaon & Watson—18 Rivas Brot e mdz do—18 boves linea 2 bbis potatoes Wi Shaw—1 cask cutlery John Wright, Stu gos & Lioyd—2 es mdze N P Forrest— jedicine and PI 3 RICHARDSON, Agent .—A liberal discount to country practitioners and medicine venders. a Ls ‘THE EAST INDIAN HAI® DYE, warranted to color the hair, but not the skin, at 21 Courtland | and the best kind ot Cologne Water ana vy y bottles—price 50 cents. CORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX ‘or the permaneat cure of philis, and all affections mercury. ‘This reliminary ‘emarks, were uauimously ican Seamen of th still stuffering, bv for their protect 1i0o Haslem RR y 0 do. ‘Shaw-—t casks lam Association of Am ves Lefferts 18 H Aue:.- 200, ‘0. do 510 5574 Syra& UtieaaRR 3S 0 Aub & Hoch RR Sdays from Folly Landing, with oats, to 25 do i 500 Long Island RR wo do. pe 3 days from Folly Landing, with oats, jon. » Winslow, 2 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to master Sehr John R, Thompson, 2 days from Philade}phia,with coal, Schr Magnet, Bal stores, to D. L.8-y: Schr Emma, Cole, 4 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to Johnson & Lowden. Schr Doctor, from Saowhill, with corn. Mead & Co! box mdza Coffin, Brad col? Godtiey, P 1 Feliows, Van Arsdate & Kessler &ro—t J SJ Sts 1 V Jones—60 tous coal Woodhuii & Min haat —tt Chiutian & cont W ML Simi Sheldon, Phe! Tells be Contear ment to protect their sevmeu, and to enact and enfurce such petition with seamen of the United State: Congiess to speedil nal laws as will check the easy mo at the Custom Houses of the United Staves, crrti Kk aud expect, and which it is tne poliey Gf the goverum att geaut, a" a memorial be immediately drawn un bi ‘ rimary or secondary by an improper use rful alterative should be venereal taint in their system from former disease. It is warranted to remove all impu: rities from the blood. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of half dozen, $5, carefull: parts of the Union. Ottice of and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. N.B.—A Liberal discount to country practitioners and medicine venders. tG- DR. SPOHN’S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY, from 21 Courtlandt street, will cure any case of headache; and Hays? Liniment warranted to cure any case of piles. Og PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in re- hanks for the liberal su heir efferts to “ suppress qi ir particular attention asen of a private nature, and from eat improvements lately made in the principal hos. of Europe in the treatment of can confidently offer to persons requi vantages not ‘to be met with in any institution in thu country, either public or private. College’ is such as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that vern cous practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, an] in most cases leaving a disease much worse tham th bers of the College ,for mauy years connected with the of Furope, attends daily for a consulta. Acure guaranteed convenient to atten: fo them a chest containing Cox-3 Towsseud, Sayre & Ulak—2 & comd A & SWiliets—4 5 Ibootson—2 War. hompson & do—3 Wriwht tt Bly coms JL, Rings Kco—1 J P Nap er—6 Young & ou & Bartell—2 ‘Abernethy & cot tt. tt Be co—3 Man- Palmeiri—t Harvey ker, 6days from Ocracoke, NC. with naval vre, icked, and sent to all e College of Medicine 100 Farmers’ Frust bGO 393g 100 do. 3034 Selow, Barque Mandarin, Colley, 19 days from New Orleans, with Brig Eavoy, Havnes, from New Orlear Brig Laurel, Seabury, from New Orlea Herald Marine Correspondence. Gazette Orrice New Lonpon, Ct. Mare! Arr Armata, Hull, NW Const, with'200 bbls s° ty 0 Tbs bon Reports June 22, lat 53 21. N, lon 153 30 Pendleton, Stonington, 2000 bbls: July 9. lat 52 11 . Harbinger, Jeffers, Weatport, 259 sp 250 wh; Jan 50 do 10 Western RR 00. ing & con8 Stone, Swan de bed Luke 168 Nor. Wore RB iri: io teed EB saudeeson —6 vgs J Owen—56 Butte field, Brothe s > co—10 D Oakey Son—29 bskts acythe stures © H Kelle kes Sands, Fuller & com] J Jacot—l Tics S Allens c# & + Wondheak—2 aw —2 Fellows, Reed & Seudder—4 Cown- lark & en—i Greea & Crimeim=t B ikuap & Wychoft— ugson—1 case hardware miller J MeCall—1 J A bales carpet D Badd n & 100 chaxtFarmers Loan 100 N Am Trust 50 do 25 do DANIEL SOMERS ‘TH WARD ta Onna AMERICAN REPOBLT- CAN NOMINATIONS. For Alderman—J HN A, 5 Assistan’—JOHN C ES, Abreham 8, W. Van Duzen, ‘Nathan Hedges, 50 Harlem RR » do. 90 Iil’s State Bk: 40 Nor & Wore RR. New Stock $2000 Ohio 6’s, '60 1000 do returning the 3. fm NYork for Canton; Feb 11 lat 18 ‘alace, of Jersey, from 2t Joha, NB. for Si ber. & comid bales Inglis & Sc ordson & WatsOn—1 bale A J 8) oe state that th 15 Mer’s Ex Co directed to all dis 90 Nor & Wore RR Fonetan Lerten OF Howe, for Havre, w cv.—The letter bags of the Emerald, close at this office this morning. She will sail at noon, if the wind and weather permit, an Noarn Srare —Capt Lanf the: ring medical aid aL is & com G tastings & Inspectors—1st Di Ward & com4 casks 5000 do, 10 9 25 do 2°00 Ken’y 6’s,30 ys buw 100 Long Island 6000 do bnw 10334 100 do treatment of the ‘or rk, with naval stores and day previous during a heavy squili—took off the captan and crew, seven persons in 1) and yut them next day on board the Dr Franklin, bound to herts, from Wiahinutan, SC. for ay ‘One of the mens nlatssd~3 Wetmure & co—l10 eraces ‘by cro ‘Phompson be eo—t cage DK Kel & comil Paten & Stewart—18 bags ‘Wet nore & com Sheldon te J Cox—1 Harner & Huver—6 F Stewart & co—4 cks Wood 12 “eases SJ Jonss & co=1 Gibson rfield—16 casks 1 case R & Goddard— lo a3 50 shas Farmers’ Ln 100 do ain Mct'ormick, Stac—9 bales ‘Tho Cc 50 di bio ion from 9 A.M. tos P.M. 50 Mech Bk Ass b90 Chilion As mead, Terms—Advice and medicine, $6 Di Impomvant to Country [i nails 6 do chains | ease All bales & Folger—1 Barry State of Trade. is very little doing in either desc: By order of the Nomina! North as Hatteras, an to ber up for Charl out, lost deck load. « D COLLINS, Chai BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ‘Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) ‘ Wasuinaton, March 7, 1844. Silas Wright—Judge of the Supreme Court—Inger soll of Connecticut—Political Effervescence-— Clay's Auful Defeat in New Orleans—Calhoun risen from the Dead, The Judgeship has been offered to Silas Wright, and he has declined accepting it. tis presumed that he has in this refusal been overruled by his friends. {tis said that Mr. Wright is immolating himself for Mr. Van Buren. ‘Thus New York has been tendered the Judgeship, and the Senate has reyected the appointment. She has again been tendered the Judgeship, and she herself has de- clined accepting it. Mr. Tyler, it is now be- lieved, will turn to Connecticut, and invite Ralph J. Ingersoll, the first lawyer in the State, to accept the office of Judge in the U. 8. Supreme Court. It is understood, and so generally believed, that Judge John Y. (not James M. of Winchester) Ma- son, of Southampton, Va, of the U, S. District Court, will be, or has already been invited to take the Secretaryship of the Navy. It is supposed tha he will accept t I will venture to predict that Mr. Jennifer, our Minister to Austria, and Mr. Todd, our Minister to Russia, both unfriendly to President Tyler, will be shortly recalled. Now, then, who are to those three great offices—Ministers to France, Rus- sia, and Austria? Mr. Tyler is evidently taking off hiscoat and going to work in earnest. excitement in relation to the next Presidential elec- tion is becoming more interesting. Mr. Clay has just been defeated, as you will pers ceive, in Louisiana. Slidell has been elected by four or tive hundred majority in New Orleans, By this it would seem that ae has been operating in vain for the past winter. [t has created much talk here. The friends of President Tyler boldly de- clare that Slidell was elected by Tyler votes. The democratic members of Congress held a caucus here on Tuesday evening. They appointed Cave Johnson chairman, and Senator Fairfield sec- retary. The chairman was empowered to appoint a committee of twelve, to act as a Congressional Committee for the good of the democratic party. In relation to the appointment of Calhoun to the State Department, I will give you some of the Washington views and speculations. First, it is said that Mr. Calhoun had withdrawn his name from the list of Presidential candidates, and his friends had consigned him to political ob- livion, He wasadead man. The President, by an act of great generosity, has revived him from the dead, and once more brought his name before ates An act which deserves the gratitude of alhoun, [> oosevelt—7 casks THOS. E. SUTTON, Sec’ ~7 casks Burger, Watson & Vorburg—2 - Hys op & Son 57 casks 30 b: sks Yen Wart—1 case perfor perfect cnre by stating their cave explicitly, together with all symptoms, time o! contraction and treabent teased alicut enclosing h y fo Port ps RICHARDSON, Agent, 4 Office and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 Nassan rr pe Antonio, in repre Her lower masts were standing, , Scasks 2 case RIN tion, OAT aitiols Pots we quote at $456} a 46: Wolfe & Bishop Breapsrurrs.—! ASHone —The barque seen ashore on C: sented as of 400 tons 11 e #2 bskts CS Hub- vm 50 cases John A Newbold—1 i Fdwin Hart25 casks 2 evaes 9 ha Kobbins—i6 casks EB Heyer—29 iN Kom 17 bles SJ tones & CONST exe. Blvd 28 casks Balwatd Marsha [37 caak i UL AKATION OF LY De PEND w UNITED STA July Fourth, 1776 q. and Engraved on Steel by No change to-day. In the absence of any demand prices are merely nominal. Western Flour ewhere, if any 's {rom Tobasco for New ult Int 20, lon 65, leaky, N She was’ putting away polied with provisions by the Con Co—31ewe Bird, Gillilan Brxswax.—We canpot alter our quotations for this arti gue: Bind, Gilllieg cle, or report any improvement in the-demand. Prime yellow still sella in small lots at 30} a Cor1ox.—Market to-day had a very 3000 bales was taken, at previous rates ; butlittle disposi- tion being shown to buy, About 1500 bales were taken by shippers, chiefly for the Continent and Havre market. Freights to-lay have improved, three transient been taken up at jd and #d. Warusxey.—Drudge casks are very dull at 284c. barrels are more active. We still quote 24} a 25Jc. state.—The following sales were made at Painted by John Tru: mbar ree avd mest spleadid M-zzotint Engraving, exeved- ) auty aud magnificence any dr scription that can be vr sale at 174 Broatway. Price trecevved, No. 2.0f Flar, ery’ Pi the Modera Standard Drama—No. ‘Noon Taifourd, 5 Prage vy in 5 acts. cents, will be rea wer, 1236 cents. istant agents, Who Ww to ucke —13 casks t bale any istown & Dibrow— Bo MONEY MARKET. ein tone; about Friday, March 8-6 P.M. ‘The stock market is very inactive, quite large and prices generally show a decline. Harlem fell off } per cent ; Mohawk, 1 ; Pennsylvania 5's; }; Can- ton, } ; Farmer's Loan, J ; Ohio 6’s,}; Keutucky 6’, Illi nois, Indiana and Western Railroad closed firm at yester- day’s prices. North American Trust improved } ; Vicks- burgh j, and Norwich }. In our advertising columns will be found an advertise- ment in relation to the Columbus Insurance Company, of Columbus, Ohio. ‘The late failure of a Cotton Speculator in this city, was caused more by special than general causes. We under- stend the house is abundantly able to meet its other liabili- no, one on board. iy b les Daniel Oskey & Sons: ‘e—1 case Rich rdson & Watson—7. « Yau] Haskell—2 ba es Vandervoort 6 bales Smith ‘Thayer & co—) casts The sales were by th hg cents, » Nora Farie, by Kev. H. H. Molman, ‘a Play in 5 acts, by Sir Edward and Maydocx—19 ‘on her stera KO peared to be the ath, Sth and letters of her name. 'W Pemberton=23 tie & Fouside=4 cases ¥ ba'es h Macy & Sou—3 bales dwelt & co—93 craves 8 > & FE Willetts—36 crates 1 h Sur yPblicntiqns catty, shou'd ap- AMES MOWAT'& CU., TY DOLLARS REWA from 130 McDougal reward vill be rai Two story frame buildin, with two story brick building on the re 25 by 100 feet........ Three lots at the comer o streets, 100 feet on the former, and 75 on the lat- ter, with the five buildings thereon. . .. Two story frame house and lot, street near Rutgers street, lot 26 by 100 feet. On the rear a two-story brick house, with entrance from Rutgers atreet. No. 37 Goerck street, BA Mumf rd—23 ¢ ncey & co—B8. crates 3 casks 13 mos 400: Pera’ f Goerck and Rivi ssander, 24 mos 350 5 Featitude. 30 mos 1200: Foster, 37 mos 900; M 17 mos 1000: Ohio, tila, 29'mos 700; Damon 0 f 16 cases 2 casks 90 crates 20 bi icello, 27 mos 1700; 4t ‘Tamrico—Schr *arah Ann—4000 —398 do 6 bales wool $350 J Flemin wall—$700 J Leadbetter & son—$ monte—$ 237 Hargous Brothers & co—$s00 gvand 1780 bars iron to s H Southmayd & son 0 6, drawn by Jame he dth of March, th ton Bank, and note having been stoien with 1 Payment of the suune i yi No. 145 Monroe GOR SALE—Atout 50 pair best Cologne Mill 400 qtis fustic to master. On the other hand, it is said that the acceptance of this office under President Tyler, can confer no honor on Mr. Calhoun, Should he accept, it would be on his part an act of patriotism in the present embarrassed condition of the government. For the public good his friends hope he will accept. In the Senate to-day, nothing of special interest has been done. The Fox and Wisconsin river was discussed and passed over. Col. Merrick’s new pout office bill is made the order of the day for next Monday. I send you, through the courtesy of Mr. Pratt, a copy of his new and voy popular bill, establishing a bureau of statistics. [tis certain to pass and be- come a law. It meets with the most hearty ap- probation on all sides. Iknow you will give it a word of commendalion. 2P. M.—Mr. Miller is making a speech in the Senate against the Oregon question. Out of fifty two Senators, only e.ghteen are in their places, and of these eighteen, ouly ten are paying the slightest attention to the speaker. Ss. B. Bureau of Statistics—The Hon. Zadoek Pratt’s Bill. ties, but refused payment on those connected with their ble for city mills, will be sold very cheap, at 21 N. cotton operations. It appears that the parties here acted as agents for houses in Georgia,and accepted drafts to alarge shipments of cotton should im- mediately be made to an amount sufficient to cover the ad- ‘The refusal, or neglect, to comply with these conditions, duced the parties here to refuse payment on Several banks in Wall street have large amounts of this paper on hand, which they discounted— the acceptor having stood very high as regards credit and abitity. The reasonstwhy the shipments were not made as promised,can be traced to the change that has lately come over the cotton market. market, and the complexion of the foreign advices forbids the hope for any great improvement. The parties at the South have not the means, or disposition, to comply with It is the want of mercantile honor and character, that induces parties of resources to break faith with others, that have placed confidence enough in their integrity to advance immense amounts on their The lot of ground, No. front and rear by 80 length on sides........ joining, 25 feet feet and 83 feet 6 inch Davidson & Yor 8: h » 28 ft. 1 11.496 sad oinaten ane boteet i cons! omar Ship Emily—11.496 hides 2 cs 9 bbls conper 4 do brass © Atwater—| & Stucken—i ba 1 bag B Brandreth— 2 bb! Yorkshire, Bailey, hence for Liverpool, evening of Feb 6, off March 5, off Mon: mpire. from Cienfuegos for Boston, Feb 29 ican, of and for Bath, Feb 25, Int 29 21, Foreign Ports. OL, Feb 6—Arr Susquehanna, id [sane Allerton, Torrey, NUrl ‘owes, Feb 3—SI Moguoticonk: NOrleans Mr DUNGAN DEWAR. Consi Sarr, will please call on WOOD bas bay waver J ecie N G Carnes—1 box A Samanos—I box jum Smith, Thurgar & co—3 1p jooks Carey & Hart—9 do mdse to Rienzi—2553 bushels salt A G & A W Benson 0 o—12 bxs 15 bbls 2 casks ichardson & co—1 box G& J Laurie: G front and rear by 63 # in length on sides. . .. feet 6 and 85 feet inlength on sid€f. 06.0... cee cesses ce ee Ni dc feet and 86 feet 6 ue Adi Carr, SiN, 47 South st [AVANA SEGARS—Lavely imported per ship Norma, amount, on promises that hes length on sides. :.. N do 25 feet frout, feet 6, and 67 feet in length on sides, with 20 ft front at rear of lot on Christopher street. ..... Two story frame house and lot No. 63 Greenwich and corner of Christopher streets, feet rear, by 86 St Dominco—Schr Topic—I216 crotches mahogany 142 logs cannon wood 10 bblah ney 5 bbls mahogany Spore yen Abie terms, in lots 10 suit, pur- am Medad Piatt—40 pieces 8. . nd 60 Maiden Lane. is 4 bbls honey 3 cannon logs Jn ld Lotus, Barbadoes: Hayana; Marquis Bute, Mobile, rhe subscriber will offer fr sale at i sho et street ou Satur fewovery five Steers, fatted by Frastus’ Litsley, m NY Weynouta, Feb 2—Off, Montreal Ne at his shop, corner of East var hhd's $0 bbls sugar 12 casks leyer & Stucken. Domestic Lmportations. Huntsville—65 hhds hams and shou! Dork 0 half do lard 77 kegs do Prices have fallen in this | Lot on south side of 2lst at molasses 3 W Lewis—25 bass coffe et, 2 rear by 106 feet in length, distant feet 4 fro t 328 feet 6 from Sweriser, NYore dori Hilpatrick” do. un New Ontrass—8i ders, Merriman, do 10; gl tieces dow bale ams & 1 'o—23 bits pi ls cluver seed Ayren eA Two story brick house, No. 403 Hudson street, sand lot 23 feet b: Beet eee eee eee house No. 18 North Moore strect, and t hy 75 feet. .... ‘two lots on south side of Ri taining 43 feet by 75 feet, dist southeast corner of Mangin and Rivington sts Leasehold premises No. [4 Mott street, and lot @ subject to ground rent of $160 for 4 years, with covenants for renewals, ke... .. Provision Market. jous markets exhibit their usual su very fine Veal from Pennsylvania was for sale in ington market at 6 and 7 cents a po e notice but little Poultry, and prices are advanced. The Fish market has been for the last week rather slim, of its usual variety. Southern Shad have arrived and are selling at 6s the pair. ‘We must call attention to Roberts’ notice in another part of our paper for some superior Beef, Mutton and eal. AST OFF CLOTHING. — desirous of converting their left ‘Wearing Apparel into cash, can obtain for the same the Brown, for Boston, their epgagements. C. ‘0 bbls molasses PLEMEN¢or fam: cotton Buckley, (eraham & hhds tobace’ "®tratcham 8 ington’ street, con: 68 feet from the Drinkwater, N York ma, PR. Keb 15—In port, New Haven, Downs fur N ichols, weg carne S: here & Maral ales 25 bbls of BH sield—4 casks ard 3 tes mdze A & S Willettsa—0 bbis Beech & Burlkhasdt—27 bows oil stones RK 6 casks 1 blemdzs F ® Herchel'—42 bbis hs sogar H Coit & Co—175 bbls por hemp seed JU; ermerhurn—59 do Masvera, Mar- koe & Co—2 carks beeswax McCracken & Livir gston—l bale m.1cvandise D Chapus—!_ do JB Cha kegs do Merritt & Co—5 sacks flax seed 81 187 bale#eo ion Gr & Co—80 bbi: lemen quitting the city, pertluous efferts to 3 i radvantage 1, Jewett, fram Pt Petre, them at their residen 23 kes sad ohn te ent. Exchanges, both foreign and domestic, remain without TT, & John street, much alteration. Bills on London are gradually declining. Iready cot‘on enough gone forward to steadily reduce the rates of exchange, even if the next European advices should be of so favorable speculators to hold. Domestic exchange still rules at very low ;prices. Alabama funds do not improve so ra. pidly as anticipated. Domestic Exenance, Mancu 8th, 1844. and Louisa, Mas Vena Cauz, Feb 18—Sld Queen Victoria. (Br) NOrleans — US sloop of war Vincennes, for 2 oe, for oe 25h A’ nTHa, Feb 5—In port, ‘abot, Schander. N York ne threugh the Post Office, or otherwise, will receive tte e— 18 Lierces 6 bole c'eaned and repaired. R. CORBITT may bs consulted © 5; jeenway, Henry & sugard’d. moiases 6 ke ideatiaily at his of- nature as to induce 1 =T there sugar | Seam: rrarks—1erse Burgers & S'ringer——10 half | qr bbl 0} Kimgsland—1 box mdze G Hoguc—t rank | pale J H lewatadt & Barve t—Lbb! tore 3 bales mazs AB H rai Montevinno, Dee 17—Arr lowa. Thompson, from Rio J: 1 trank 1 bex JC bt M tngereoll—188 Com1 ‘editia—25 ba es cotton Grodhue & Co~31 do k 0-35 do SH Butterworth—480 sacks wheat 25 big cotton 5 cxse# m. 2+ to order N ‘Ship Oconer—26 bhds, 303 Ibs pork J Me- 1 Whnds hams. "27 Ibs + cotton Dettham & Moore—51 bales stow & tope—31 do G Cellins & co—55 Ibs, 7 ha'f do, 89 rd Masters, Mackoe & co—5 crsks beeswax McCracken stou—7 do Wm Whitlock jr—1291 bole 0 Saydam, Sage & co—30 bal pare K Col ins & co—| ‘St Hetena, about Jan 1—Sld Caroline Augusta, Putnam, matra for Salem. Danu, $1. Nov 17—Sid Behring, Snow, Boston; Dec 9, Wm & Fliza, ‘Rodgers, NYork his practice. ‘The Doctor eyutions ‘he unfortunate aga'nst che us? of mercury, as it bos its thousands of victims cas*s re ion few days rem: ved eatirely from the that you are judiei uly trerted and not by pretend rs an! qaack Montgomery 6 a 6! Potatoes are plent: sell at 4s 6d the busl Prices oF Provisions and some fine Mercer’s from Jersey Ports. and sid, Ontario, Hamilton, Matar- orth America, Richardson, Havana; Laurel, Witham, jem, Mar6—Cld Hamilton, Pratt, Africa; Naumkeag, hau do Brash & co—202 hal Pontiann, Mar 5— medicive ma? be had pe Boston, Mar 7— profound attention. Lee & co—i0 bh: ham & co—19 dot» orde: New Onurans—Bai hams, 725 begs ‘ard 5: Ritebards—150 do B Cram. 4 bbls do G Leland—u hates w cotion HK Irvin—10do J Lest—001 bbls S |. New OR:eans—Ship St Lawrence—40 hhds sugar O & A —40 tes 120 kegs lard Pillot & Le Barber—t4 hds hams rhe & o—H bbls 141 kegs 1a 10 do Bulkly, Gra- que Beaver—520 bb's pork, 145 di Sage & co—40 bales cotton BB bole pork 28 do tad. thins id & co—129 do ‘Are Oak, Ryder, Phil Itimore. Signal fort Pilot, Goldsmith, Afrien; Calder, Webb Portland; PI i Hallett, Baltimore: Mayo, Philadel MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF THE NEW YORK BRIGADE BAND. LL take placeat the Shakspeare Hotel, oa Tavsday Eve- eveamg the Band will pe:- The Commissioners of the county of Philadelphia have published their statement of the value of property assessed for State and county purposes, ‘The real estate valuation for the whole city and county is $98,333,204 ; horses and cows, 374,038 ; personal, 1,038,582; furniture, 1,766,994 ; es, 111,922; emoluments of office, 123,107; mo- neys at interest, 17,285,560 ; number of watches, 5,351. ‘The aggregate tax is $275,617. The President of the State Bank of Indiana has pro. claimed the restoration of the Lawrenceburgh Branch to all its former rights and privileges, as fully—to all intents and purposes—as if the order of suspension had never been Maria, Russell, Baltimore; mung, March 12, owing pieces of Mu Ottawa, MeNear, 4th, Home, Hall Spates, Alexandria for St ‘Montano, Dill, Rav- 137 bbls pork 91 tes f pedoen, Fuller, Nok for a Jordova, Fuller, N York for do he do; Thos & Edward, for do: d to Col Curtis, of the 9th Rea’t, N. G. i be had of the Members of the Band, and at the I; Atwood’s, Herm taze Hall Walker street; Hayward’s, ia Broadway, and Maonatta House. Howland—$ cui 4 tes hat £75 kegs lard C Redwich— 250 bales cotton MeGregor & co. ‘Saline—345 hhds sugar 200 bb's molas Shakepeare tot sailed this morning. Epaantown Mar 5—Arr Keliza Lelan for Boston—experienred very severe weath leaks 300 strokes per hour, Hyannis, Mar 5—Arr Ray ¥ endleton, Trinidad split sails, &c. and AM Hale, Crow- Aratacnicova—Brig R. W Brow: Brothers & co~1t do W H Howlan, iT ido Smith &co—50do JH ‘Talman—065 fet cedar, 10 8 ba’es cotton Rrown 13do HW &F I mer- MRS. G TOBACCO ak M. Ar NO. 110 WATER UF 8, WALL STREET form their friends and customers that jation of counterfeit and spurious To y and country by ng been mannfactured by ws jon, the quality being inferior to the jARLESTON—Brig Carolina—129 ba'es Renard & co ton 300 Victor S Dackwith—i18 wack & ( tly reported Arr tieaey Chav: Folly Landing: Thos Rackett, and Charles, The West Branch Bank of Pennsylvania has resumed specie payments, The legislature of Michigan have under consideration a bill for the sale of the public works. A motion to inde- finitely postpone it, was lost by a vote of 33 to 15. ‘The aggregate valuation of taxable property in Michi- Ban, for the year 1843, was $27,663,215 41. The State tax levied was $55,336 46—being two mills on the valuasion. ‘The valuation of 140 was $37,833,024 13, The Bank Committee in the Massachusetts House of Representatives, have reported in favor of repealing those sections of the law passed last year, which gives a super- visory power to stockholders. The recent decision of the Supreme Court of that State, that holders of bank stock are liable in double their amount of stock forthe misconduct of directors, makes the report of the coinmit- tee uncalled for, and an unjust proceeding towards those connected with the banks. The power veated in the stockholders of any corporated body, to supervii ceedings of the concern, is no more than the privilege of protecting their own property. Should the report be adopted, and the decision of the Supreme Court con- firmed, the stockholders in banks would be held responsi- ble for the acts of their officers, without the power to control their movements. There is not « particle of jus» Without the power to prevent or de- tect crime, the stockholders are held liable for the conse- quences. It is proper that they should be responsible to every possible extent ; but donot take away the privi- lege now enjoyed of protecting themselves or the public, from their agents. Ata meeting of capitalists in Boston, a committee was *ppointed to take into consideration the subject ot build- ing a railroad between New Haven and New York, thereby completing the line of railroad on the main land from Portland to Washington; and to collect statistics as to charters, income, cost of road, &c., and report at a fu- ture meeting. The Eastern capitalists have a perfect railroad fever, Any amount of money can be raised in Boston at very short notice, for the purpose of building a road in any part of the country, provided the future looks fair for profitable returns, There are in circulation ten dollar counterfeit bills of the Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank of South Carolina. The engraving is very coarse. Inthe upper and lower margins ofthe genuine bill there are white spots on each side of the word “ten,” which are entirely omitted in the coun- representing it as h are made for deeept cle. may be misled by such imposi fail in owr exertings to maoul been induced to give this notice ty our friends snd cnstomers, as a caution against misrepresrntstion. no expense of -xertion {0 mand- best articles, and no other. ithorised by ws to st ‘Samuel H. Rogers and id by us are wa Cotton Markets. —The sales of the week are ons—7 MeN ugall Sprague, Robinson & ir M & co—00 J Rich—3 LA Myr 1 comt Sophia Rode—i WK Prince— 26 J 1. — Brig Detroit—20 bales cotton Hicks 00 A G Hazard—197 Bogart & Kueeland—77 Bas- MARITIME HERALD. Bailing Days of the Steam Ships. Monttx, Feb. 28. Brown New. York at about 7,400 bale King, from Charleston: Macioon, Apalachicola. tion, or suppose ture cur usual w York, NYork, tven, Mar 5—Arr Vantic. Durfee; Hy Gibbs, Gibbs, York; Sth, Wm Thempson, Sid Cynosure, 600 on Saturday, 600 on ‘e append quotations, but must remark that the rates given are at this moment nearly and Yankee, Hatch, N We pledg ourselves io facture, as heretofore, the vet N. U:—1he only persons 107 All goods mynufs a7; Ordinary, Received this week 18,553 bales, and exported 16, increasing the stock of all on hand, to 122,123, 115,244 same time last year. The receipts this week em- brace 226 bales from Florida. After our tables were made out last evening, there were 2403 bales of cotton received by t the receipts of the week 20,96 of the season at this port, mentioned abo New Onteans, Feb. 28 —The business has been princi- pally confined to the “ordinary” and “ middling” quali- ies, and it is upon these qualities, therefore, that the place—indeed, the grades above “strictly fair” have not experienced any change at all. Our quotations have been altered so as to conform as neur: ly as possible to the closing prices of yesterday. The sales of the three days amount to 11,100 bales, and —New Orleans classification. i, inferior 7 a7}. ordinary 7} a8, E Lawton, Lanfair, Savanaah; St'Joho NBy_ Marietta Ryan. Striv ' Jones, De Forrest, © r, Corson, on, Le Maré—Sid James G NC. Mar 4—SId Alwilda, and Levant, West ‘ols, (Ner] Torbibenson, Am: wid € aoman, Ladieu, New Dan} Christian eal ible terus as any articles in the avove samme quality, manafactured inthe United 31 MILLER & CO, 10 Water street, near Wal of these qoality rs. ie ray, Carter, London; Sth, SUPERIOR SWEEDISH LEE: Ne by ie VEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, (60 Miniden lane snn 21 Liberty st et ‘XLRAC + LOGWOOD, American ma nufaeture, for anie by LEWIS F river, which makes nd the total receipts 294,013 bales, including those Packets to Arrive. | Packets to Sali Siddons, Cobb, Columbus, Cole, Ashburton’ Hu tlestoa, Westminster, Hovey, St. James, Meyer, FOR PORTSMOUTH. ¢ and 21 Liberty street. mond Cid Romatus Liverpool; Vieto n. Now Bedford "So 0 Hudson, Moore, est reduction hi patent Carcliny Hoes. ‘Trrces, Hoo ¢ hemmed Auvils, (tt and Hinsra, Sauc pans’ and Sprons, Vics, Ma Pocket and I'able Knives, Percussion, RON ” lat stettin. Arr 41 NYork, in distress [Fr] Le Ture, senegal; Velos Ju: Id Newark, Merwin; Exact. Johnson, . U 8 brig Lawrence, Gard- Lo 9 Feb. 1| Francois I, Ainsworth, Mar. 16 Foreign Letter | Hereafter, Letter and World, will be made up we notice them ax follow Louisiana fs jeiscen mi ing 5} a 8j, mi fair 8§ a9}, fair 9}.a9j, good fair 10} © 10}, good und fine 114 ee es Philadeiphia Cattle Market. 800 offered—including 50 head from per 100 pounds, for ordi- nary tofair qualities ; $0 25 « 6 50 for prime, and a few ve- ry Superior at $5 76-200 head driven on to the New York market, and 55 remained unsold. Cows and Calves.—300 at market—Prices ranged from 0.28; Springers, $10 2.20: 1oga—300 in market—Sales pounda—all sold. 1160 head—Sules of ordina Prime, $3 and Kdw Frankli Ship Masters and Agents. ‘We shall esteem itn favor, if Captains of Vessels will co Commodore Ropent Sityey, tof the Shipping left at the Port whence they sail els Spoken on ther Pi any Foreign Newspapers or 5 ard them immediately on their arrival. will also confer a favor ty ROBERT f NO. NASSAU STREET, COR of our News Flcet, homnson, Havana, List of their Cai tice in such laws "Gales dni at $400.05 herry, Port, Cha f the best quality. paigne, Sparkling Hock, £23 Imin® er ~ PORTUGUESE FEMALE, PILLS. oe tarve tobe sbiained this country. Bee PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 9 ry to fair qualities,at 400 unsold. invey. and St George “ ‘ole Ships Peter Hattrick, Post, Liv In Waterbury, Conn., on the 6th instant, by the Rev Mr. Root, Avausrus Brow, E Frances E, Burton, daughter of Esq, of the former place, TREASURER OF THE FIRF, DEPARTMENT ND wich much pleasure acknowledges the receipt of the following donations. vig:— From Sun Mutual Insurance Compan of this city, to Miss Tate Joseph Burton, PKINCE’S uN a oe FLUSI G. 7 wm. R. ThiNce a0, jew Deaeriptive Catvlogue y, per J. White- y, fer G.& Billi- Sehrs John Drow, Alden, Mat B Rober 3 the 6th instant, of consumption, Jony Jastes the 2ist year of hit His friends and asquaintances spectfully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday at 4o’clock, P. M,, at No, 72 Hammersly street. Companies No. 34 an I1, are invited to attend. {0G Boston papers please copy. Livenpoot~—Packet ship Liverpool—Wm Niblo, Alexander Mackey, Kentucky; Joseph A Spier, ‘airficld—Stephen Johnson, New York— hip Toronto—Joha Swinburn, N York ‘Mesrs Hoges, Wade und Lyou, Lowden tig Carolioa—F A Sehror Young, L Gartgens, 8 F McDougall, =15 in the steerages ~ oreign importations, pr pkgs On 1, Wi timore, by the same, heir Trees rre very superior in every reapect. Cara: to t paid applicant, and may ers left. there, or seat per mM Saperiog manner ie PRINCE & CO. is age. ‘and those of famil; Packet ship Liverpool rn et ship Liverpool, Eldridge, from Liverpool, Feb. 6, wih mdor: 1 Wookie Mince, on Tere Fe. 6 wold, from London and Ports- John Griswold, thony, from Havre, Jan, 29, with mdse, be ob Ok will be exeem m9 2weod&itW ere mn LOOK AT THIS’ Pye it yune best article of ‘utlemen’s Breach Boots ever seen. and now wfetu, the low price of $5. made despatch, and in Peries of Vocal wil. fall attendance is expected. JUST RECE s Wilson, from Liverpool, Feb. 3, with mdse, H. WOODGATE, werden. 15 days from St. Thomas, with mdse, to Coroell, 17 day it Of uegocratinga note Vail, for 650 dollars, payable anid note was illegally obtained from ms he same will be ARLES FEIT coraer of 9th Avenue and 46th street. won are hereby tn Evian 8, Be ‘The Philadelphia pepers intimate that persuasive argu- ments have been used with members of the Pennsylvania | ¢, Legislature, by agents of foreign stockholders, to induce them to provide means for the payment of the interest on Whatever persuasive arguments may have been used, they have not as yet produced much effect. ‘We are afraid they are not sufficiently powerful to pro- duce the desired result. The Legislature of Pennsylvania cannot even be bribed to pay their debts. ‘The receipts of specie at New Orleans, on the 28th ult., England—30 in the steerage. s from New Orleans, with few Orleans, with pro alee ang se Pay nee of Se “ fine Calf Shoes, made to measure +++ + +> 200 21 days from New Orleans, ti " Rochester, Owen, (of with cotton, to mast r. Ship St. Lawrence, Young, (of Philadelphia) from New Ov. Jeans, Feb. 22 cotton and prov i Re alt. Lit 29, lon 80, passed ship wortment of all kinds of et AO ee ot a walt fed the arratet u the State debt. ment of Garter Boots t iy sf peets ble girl, » of Portsmouth, steering Ship St. Cioud, Emerson, 25 days from New Orleans, wito provisions, to master. Merwin, 6 days from Savannah, with cotton, mon. Lonvox—Ship Toro ood & c: Ww. aonds, 19 days from New Orleans, with Kin & Tromelin F Snilad in-co, with barane well zy McConnor—8 Van Antwerp & OREGORY & © ‘WT Broad sptton and prow Bostonian, for Bal —43 Barber Brothers— ‘horbutn—130 Clark & Pal bookstores, Price $1 mg Resolved, That a Bureau, or Department, in connexion with the Treasury Department shall be forthwith estab. lished, under the denomination of the Bureau of Statistics ; and the sum of $5,000 be appropriated, to be paid out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the organization and support of said Bureau, Resolved, That the Principal, or head of said Bureau, shall be styled the “ Register of Statistics,” and shall be appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, and receive the annual salary of $2,000; and that two clerks be sapeline’ the said ister of Statistics, with the approbation of the Secre- tary of the Treasury, who shall receive the annual sala- ries of $1,500 and $1,000 respectively ; and that the re- maining. $600 of this appropriation be expended by the Re- gister of Statistics in the purchase of the necessary ste. onary for the purposes of the Bureau, and of such books and other publications as may be deemed serviceable in forwarding the business and aiding in the execution of the aeons which are assigned to the Bureau by these Kesolu- jons. Resolved, That the duties of said Register shall be to collect, arrange and classify all statistical information re- lating to the revenue, commerce, finances, navigation, ag- riculture, manufactures, internal improvements, banks, and all other subjects of a national character, the knowl- edge of which may be useful in directing to correct and enlightened legisfation. ‘The said Register shall also at- tend to the statistics of the several States und Territories, and their trade with each other, as well as to those of ali foreign countries with which the United States have in- tercourse ; and that for the purpose of promoting this ob ject, the shid Register, in his oficial capacity, Ne author. zed to invite the co-operation of the Executives of the States and Territories, and the Ministers, Consuls, ‘and other public agents of the general government, as well as officers of public institutions, and individuals, by the transmission of printed documents or other communica. tions. And thot the said Register be further authorized to receive from any of the Departments, or other deposited ries, complete series of public documeuts or journals which have been printed, or may hereafter be printed, by order of Cony Resolved, ‘Th: lic documents—ti , Se. Resolved, That the said Register shall prepare from time to time as materials shall be arrang digested summary thereof, and that —— copies of the same be printed yearly under the direction of the Sesretary of the reasury, and Superintendence of the Register of Static tick, one copy thereof to the furnished to each Senator and Representative in Congress—one each to the Gover- hor and Secretary of each State and Territory, one to each Minister and Consul of the {United States residit abroad, one to each important Library in the Capital each State and Territory, and one copy to the Historical Society of each State where such a Society exists ; and that the remaining copies be deposited in the Bureau, sub- Ject to the disposition of the Secretary of the Treasury. Resolvesl. That the Register of Statistics shall enjoy franking privilege in his official business, and no other Resolved, That the Senators and Representatives in during thetr Sensio a Heads of De- ts, and Chiefs of Bureai all times, shall to the information in possession of the Regia the Register shall have access to pub extracts, ‘The first business was the reception of reports from the standing committees, and a number of bills were introduced by them; and being read twice, were referred to the appropriate commit- tees. Mr. Burke, from the special committee, which had been referred the memorial of cei members of the Legislature ot K hode Island, com- laining ofthe interference of the President of the United States against the suffrage party, and of op- pression and injustice on the part of the dominant party in that State, offered a resolution authorizing the committee to send for persons woe oe On this a debate ensued, in which Mesers. Cave Jounson, Cavsix and Cranston, took part, when the subject was disposed of, for the present, by the expiration of the morning hour. i ‘he bill to regulate the time of holding the elec- tiens for President and Vice President in the States being taken up, Mr. Crineman, who had the floor, addressed the House in reply to the remarks of Mi Duncan of yesterday. The House having resolved into Committee of the Whole, Mr. DromGoote, of Virginia, in the chair, took up the bill making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy for the current fiscal year ; and after Lappe some progress there- in, the committee rose, and the House adjourn- ed. Svrreme Covet or rar Unrren States—Wed- nesday. March 6, 1844.—No. 15 Robert B. Rhett, vs Robert F. Poe. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for South Carolina. Mr. Justice Daniel de livered the opinion of this Court, affirming the judgment of the said Circuit Court in this ott with a lamages at the rate of six per cent per ansum.—No. The Inited States, ve. the brig Malek Adhel. A from the Circuit Court of the United States for og | Mr Justice Story delivered the opinion of this Court, affirming the decree o! the said Circuit Court in this cause thaniel Burwell, appellant, va. D. Ce- ment of this cause was continued by Mesars cluded by Mr. Coxe, to.morrow, at 11 o'clock. Manon 7.—William P, Preston, Esq, of Maryland, and Calvin Mason, Faq, of Pennsylvania, were admitted at- torneys and counsellors of this Court—No, 32. John Cutts, plaintifY in error, ve James Phalen, etal. This canise was argued by Mr. Coxe, for the plaintiff in errer, and by Mesers. Brent and Jones, for the defendants im error.—No. 3. A. L. Adams, et al., plaintifis in error, vs. J. Roberts. The it of this cause was commenced by Mr. Neale, for the plaintiffs in error. Adjourned till to-morrow, 11 o'clock, A. M Sales of Stocks at Philadelphi Finer Boanp, March 8 —$3000 Indiana bonds, 39); $1500 State 6's, 47, 73; $10,000 Ches. and Del. 6, '66, 46], $220 State 6's, old’ annual, 73; 20 shas Mah. & Mech. Bank, 24; $40 Northern Bank Ky. Ts Union Bank, 65; 95 do ilmington RR, 154; 65 do do, 15) Sacer Beane, Mien $1000 State 6°, 714; $1000 do bol 7 #5000 do 5df, 71}; $500 Wilmi 8, 5 74}; $1000 do, 744; $9000 State’ 6’, odf, 7) , bok, 7145 $8000 100}, $3000 Ches. & Del. 6's, 47; $1000 do do. 46}; $920 Wilmington 6's, '58, 744; 24 shas Schuylkill Bank, bh LT TER OF FICK, at the Commercial Cirea- FOR ie, aoe yall serge. itera ill fe epwarded tg London, Liverpoet avre, TS _ Indice, i hat feria Ua be forwardedieo Boston TT, ge gente eneh. ma lweee