The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1844, Page 3

laid over for o1 y, and then to be decided upon without debate. The Legislature had but a short time to consider all the important bills before it, as an adjournment was to have taken place on the 9th inst. Annexed we give a bill of articles given inthe new ‘Tariff bills, as reported by the chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, in the House of Representatives. It Proposes that the maximum duty shall be thirty per cent, until September Ist, 1545, when it is proposed to reduc: the maximum duty to 26 per cent. It further proposes that the valuations shall be the cost and charges at the places of exportation. Goods from this side of the Cape of Good Hope to re- main in public store 120 days; from beyond, 150 days. ‘The duties not fixed by the new bill shall be the same as fixed in the bill of 1942. Tani, Brus, Articles, Prop’d tariff. Present tariff. On all coarse manafactor~ ed wool. 15 pr et Me prsq yd Qn all other, 30 do 30 per ex On milled 0° falled clock, 20 do - On all Carpetting of eot- ith, (470; hemp oF flax, 20d © apry er Carceiog, Woolle, Bisakets, 38 do earth Rus lo Woo les Ya 25 do 20 do 30 do 20 do 30 do 30 do Merssq yd Manuf ctures of Cotton, and of wh ch cot’a shall beac monet 30 pe™ cent $2 50 per Ib, : 20 per cent ce mterial, 30 do tnilar silks, > ke raan’d axti’s, $2 50 per ib tured hemn, 20 do tow and flax, 20 do cordaye, yunny eLothy Se y Bar eee te fina. ar aud bolt iron, not ma- ig whole or 5 cts paq yd or tb 35 ets praq yard in part by rolling, ‘$17 per ton ae oe bolt iron, made ho r $25 Old serop iron, sie a Menofeturea iron, 30 per cent Screws of iron, 30° do d ware ofnll kinds, 30 do y of all ki 30 do Breet iu bars, except casi shear and German, $1 50 per owt $1 50 ver owt tel Dens, 30 per cont} 30 per cont f 30 do Sep bush $10 perton March 3, "43, f ee $9 do $7 per ton 30 rer cer 2 per ton beret 20 do 20 do lo 25 do Gc per Ib - apse 25.do 30 fer cent C+ liader or broad window glass, i 20 do $2 to 6p sq foor bottles of all kinds, 30 do —- $1.79 to 2.50 pr gross ished plate glass, do 5 to 12 pr sq foot Silvered glas 25 do 30 per cent Other kinds, 30 do 2% do Cinina ware, {2010 — do 30 do Tamb ska ant dress'd, 25 do 75 cts per doz Les gloves, kinds, 30 do 50 to 150e do Patent Leather, 40 do ‘35 per cent Fur hats, cays, &c, 30 do 35 do Feathers'f r beds, 20 do 2% do Hi ts and Sonneis for men and women 20 do 35 do White or red lead, whether ground or no’ 20 do de per Ib Ion erstecl wiv iron rods, wro or donails,ent ni hammered iron, Sto 8 do Paper of all kinds, 30 do Ibe do Bla.k books, 20c per tb Xe do Kaw suger 2¢ do 23g do Refived sugars, = de do te do Sugar for clarifying, boil- Cy 3c do 4c do 15 per ct le do Ginger, 20 do 2c do Ciunamon, 15 do 2%e do Chocolate, 15 do te do and raising, in boxes or jars, 30 do 2 do La 30 do 3c do Butter, 30 do Se do 30 do 9¢ do 30 do 30 per cent 42 to 75e pr gal 60 to 100c per gal ea, 30per et 73¢to 6c do Provisions, 30 do Zto Se per Ib Most of the duties fixed in the new Dill are ad valorem. ‘The duty will be specific only on iron, sugar and books ‘The present tariff places a specific duty on a great many articles. This alteration is a very great improvement The reduction throughout is very general. It is more favorable to the manufacturing interest than the present tariff. It reduces the rates on all manufactures of cotton and wool, but it places the duty on the cost and charges. It dors not stipulate that manufactures under a certain cost, shall be valued as high as those costing fifty per cent more. The per cent ad valorem is proposed on the actual cost at the places of exportation. The new tariff is not of so protective a nature, but it will undoubtedly ope rate more to the interest of the manufacturers of this country than the present one. It is very liberal in its re, strictions, and wilk, therefore, be more popular with all classes, ‘This willinsure its permanency, and that will meet the wishes of the manufactering interest. The re- duction of the average duty to twenty-five per cent, by the Ist of Septemper, 1845, will give all plenty of time to regulate their operations accordingly. The compromise act of 1833, commenced at a very high point, and in seven years was reduced to an average duty of twenty per cent ‘The reduction was not so large a percent in so short a time, but it was of longer duration, Tance Exmiprting tHe Biensiat Repuction or Duty UNDER THE Finst Section or tHe Act or 2xp Mann. 1833, ON MERCHANTISE SUBJECT TO AN AD VALOREM DU- TY EXCEEDING 20 PRR CENT. Ad valorem Duties. Bienn'l. Per Per = Per Per Per Vrs end’g 31st Dec. redu’n. cent. cent, cent. cent. cent. 35 874 and 1935 24, 2 33; 38 47 1834 ani ; 16 34 Uhease, live, and other oils, 1836 and 1897 28 3 Ot ‘ a 3 Mat 18) vat % 2 «632 OB 1842 to 30th June 230 24 2829 “after “++ 2 820 200 ‘The most ultra free trade political speculator of the day, does not ask for an average rate of duties under twentyper cent ad valorum on all imports. The bill propesed comes down to twenty-five on specified articles, which would only make the average duty on all imports about fifteen percent. It draws the line as equally between the inter- ests of both parties as possible, but we have great fears that it will receive its death-blow in the Senate. The House will doubtless pass it without much modification. Old Stock Exchange. $30°0 NY City,5’s, 601094 100 Canton Co b30 35, i000 Keacuck boo tise 35 S Ss 10000 Kentucky 6's 3 0 u% How do. 103% 125 Harlem RR Soh 1000 Alab 4 @ do 30 30 3000 IV ii lo a 5000 b60 as 50 do. aw 55) #00 43% 550 do 55 4000 fn) 9 50 do 330 55) 4010 Pe 70% 50 do 5 ot 21 92% 50 = do 5 Sb 4 u ORS do 133134 9 Commeree, fal lo . i 325 i 3” 90 Mohawk RR 9% wn lo 59 10 95 25 Long Island RR my 10 16 7 ‘do 1 15 Co. 38 10 N Jersey RR w 200 200 384 100 Rending Fe Ke a7 30 On 60 38% 372Nor& WoreRR 374 90 Canton Co Bi do bio 37% 10 0 960 3444 Second Board. 50shas Canton Co b60 35, 200 Harlem RR 2% ~~ do ui 100 30 do 960 34}4 150 Nor & Wore RR New Stock Exchange. 3000 Ohio 6's, “60 %% 2)Mclawk RR cl ne ioe ‘eh BH Beanie oh Be #00) = do bow 9 2) do bs 83 13000 do 33 98% 25 Nor & Wore RR si 37. WO ae, 2% do ah 1000 Ulimeis 6's, 70 ch 42! 0 37 2000 do ch ug 75 Harlem RR ch 99 1000 do do 1000 do do 1000 Ind $ Bonds 0 do 60 Ye do b7 39) 50 do Sduhas N Am Trustoh 14% 50 0 do buw 5% 0 do 15 200 do bole 25 Farmers’ Trust 3% 50 do baw 5585 100 do baw 3% 50 do eh 2 53 30% 100 © do ch 38% 100 © do bs ch 3 18 do ch 40 Canton GO 10% 0 sow 0 ch 31% 125 do bo 2% Lisland RR bw 7° = 2 do mw Cotton Market. Montur, March Ist—The market has given way still further, and sales to day show a decline since this day week of 4a fe per lb, The enquiry has been rather better; sales however, still limited, say 15a 1800 bales Mid dings may be quoted at Sc, as the average price in to-days transactions. ‘The regate sales of the week about 7000 bales, Recespts 21,917 bales, Stock 124,800 ew Ontxans, March 2—In our review of last Wednes- day morning, the Cotton market as having closed ou the evening previous with only a moderate de- | ee of activity, and without any firmness at the decline in prices then quoted,whichvaried from an eighth to fully a quarter of @ cent on qualities trom Good Fair down, the greatest reduction being on the Ordinary and Middiing escriptions. By the mail of Wednesday morning afew persons received letters from Mobile, announcing the arri- val, at Boston, of the steamer Hibernia, with Liverpool advices of the 4th ult, this information having been ob- tained from an Extra New York Herald, which Baa reach: ed Mobile in advance of the mail, and which contained meagre accounts of the Liverpool Cotton market, though enough, however, a the news was favorable, to cause some little excitement in our market. A few large opera- tors immediately entered the market, and before the slose of bi hours, fully 9000 bales had changed hands, the prices paid being Senerally in conformity with the rates previously current, the limited number of purchasers who came forward, in conjunction with the unpreeedently large stock on hand, causing holders to meet the demand promptly. About 4000 bales were sold, however, at rates indicating no material change in the market. ‘The sales for the week amount to 25,300 bales, of which 13,900 ware sold during the last three day particulars as follows, viz :—1059 bales Low Mi sissippi at 84,1094 at 84, 115 at 8}, 160 at 8}. 77 at 84, 47 at Bf, OL ats}, 1213 at Hf, 219 at), 342 at 8), 360 at Sf, 73 at By, 800 at 5 LL 16, 515 at —,129 at 9 3-16, 230 ut 8 116, 500 ata Sf, 84 ut 9, 51 at 9, 163 at Sf, 600 at 8, 2 at 73, 700 atH, 86 78 at $j, 84 at 8}, 299 at 54, 71 at S}, 60 at 84, 61 at 83, , 51 ALB}, 66 at 81, 380 at 8, 242 at 8}, 344 at BF, 60 at 84,2600 Mississippi and Tennessee at —, 25 Arkan- (of Bristol) 22 days fm Belize, Hon. ) 22 days from St AUCTION SALES. 94; Fair9} a9}; Good 11}. ‘Tennessee and North Alabam 6407}; Middling 8 a®}; Goo: ol to Brett a ferior and Ordinary Hill Marston, (of Gard AMUSEMENTS. __ _|BY_ THE SOUTHERN MAIL. THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer dling 8}; Selections 8fa9. Average (Steve No. 35 Ann street.) ts—Good 8} 08) ; Johns, PR with 100 bbls 135 ide sugar 43 do mol Riewzi, Benson, 16 days from New Orleans, with pork, to Nesmith & Waish. Sehr Wm Tumer, Rogers, 6 days from Boston, with mdse, Victor, Bassett, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to 8. Foreign Markets. Joor Sales of all descriptions attended to as usual. Le fir Oscar, Bearse, 3 days from Boston, with milse, to the and the Zephyr, from 't r © Elias H. Herrick, Willing, 3 days from Boston, to P. J. Nothing else has transpirs enquiry at 3) a 5}. port, and 24 a rs out port. Per cent prem.; New York and Boston 3} a 4) di , Feb. 25.—Since our last respects the demand uscovado Sugars has increased for different at'market has been taken up and si fair qualities, and 5} and 6} for inferior. ‘ot their ideas raised toa high peint, look for a further rise on these prices. Molasses has also continued to be sought after, and ve he same port, with 180 very active at This Day, at 10 oelve! Exchange on Lon Hallett, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to H an extensive assortment &., bei 2 days from New Haven, with mdxe—boun” ment Hinges. Gan and all the stock off at 7a 7} rs foi crew Rints, Hooks ard E: affle Irons, bg. Chai 18, 'Mortice Loet rons, Trace «hains. Veteat Law mpaases, Squares, “Vhread, le Ni "A Selir Sachem frota New Haven. Heams, Rifle aud Gi Braces and Bitts, I; ‘Tennesse, Wiee, amps and Candlesticks, Shi s Mallett, Liverpo barque Mexican, Deming, PALMO’s N.Y. OPERA HOUSK. CHAMBEKS STREE’ Admiasion One Dollar, vo el. parts of the House. Bees open formance t ) half it Days of Performance Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. A} Bo 7 B.—The Theatre on the off or Lectures. A. Yaletlinn ig. Maver ‘Sajocel : FAlberranet : iat eee e . «Six. #. Guiberneu full particulars se is of the day. Box Ortice len Porky ha Bethe theatre hes will be let for Concert per keg, there being a large number of | loading'for the Provinces. Coffve $5 a 6 as in quality. Ex- changes of the North declined and of dull sale at 3 a 4 per cent. discount on New York and 4} a5 do on Southern Hollow and Round d do, Rabbet do, Fill'sters, Bright and Square Bolts, Coopers Comp. andlesticks 1 ond», screwed aad plai Forks, pannel aud hack Saws, Mill Saws, Grooves and Rowland’s do,H 's, Razors, 623 Ib Siot boxwood Kules hot Belts, Powder Hor Pa , Brevoor, Leghor pertecting rom Bescon for Kio Janeiro; This woud 4 sroke Alfred Tyler, 45, lon 49.55, sp ke vannah—had carn E vious, and one week previous had carried awn le; 27th, lat 34 50. Io th the eastward; 2d et, from New Haven for We mas, Charleston Pit Saws, Pocket Ki On Sunday mornin, Pockethooks nnd Wallets, the 10th instant, after a long and any Ann Jounston, in the 43d hus fore topmast auaces 7 Poses, in accordance with the solicitatio dem: t public wh year of her uge. Her friends and acquaintances and those of her sons . Gilbert, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her late residence, 63 Christy street. Latest Advic BD AT THE N&W YORK HERALD OFFICE James A. and Richard A CA taken the Store No 91 Wail ing a BEN AL, AUC |, or advances made could jm is believed his wife aud fumily resid Bundy} from 1 ull a guaran 7 T1eRKETS, 50°C not arrived a repor ed yesterday. iaedand ona i hi red. JOHN 5. BE lat ing. Winsmore; Flas ke; Bran ly. NYork; Nicholas Biddle, an & Co. | Messrs, T Young, Adams, Newark, NJ: ‘Thompson & Adams. gerivsan, Noah & Ce Warren & Briatnall. . Dater, Miller & C L. Denison & Co. Edward G. Faile & Babcock & “0. Mr. Moses T.ylor Messrs. Gpoffard, Tileston & ° P. Harmony’s Ne Bhews Co « Ibot, Olvphant & n ‘Th-o.Vietor&Duck- wit “De Peyster & Whit- marsh. a: three ships | aving port on the over ‘he foaming wave. time,” should ba eso al the hazards and perils of the se: ranch a marvel ved it hee aftere, GEOR-E B KOLLINS, auct'r. 10 CAPITALISTS —The valuable Broadway, between Franklin and W! sold on Thursday, 4th Mar-h, Exeba ge. ‘The three story and now occupied » mond & Smith, 12 o’clock, at the Merchants’ pa ns tee Font st, § stuic brick dwelling and store, anaat alate hoar ling. [New Orleans Tiopi Miscellaneous. s Vincinian, Allen, for Liverpool, and Que, bec, Hebard, for London, will sail to-dsy. Their letter bags close at this office this morning. at Boston from Havana, on the 20th ult. Jat a over the quarter, which stove round CONDUCTED BY Hi ROCKWELL & O. R. STON dot of ground in fe car iage way 25 feet wide with a two story rar of the lot, 25 by 40 feet ‘The stave on Broadway is 86 fert fitted up for the dry goods business, with a Tange plate glass win ‘os After which various acts of ed white marb’e fron: Gibral Guayama, P. R. fitted up in modern » HAVING A. private entrance on now ren ed for $3900 per aonnm tle perfect and terms tperel. For staucheons, eamboos and house, and sp ENGLISH Genman. is invention for rtanity of witness mav have has excited st orld. e M. undil ¢ P.M 9 0’cloe 25 cents, ‘he entrance PARK THEATRE: MONDAY EVENING, March 11, 1844, The performance will commence with the celebrated Tra es RICHARD III. Duke of Gloster:++ King Henry - Follawer by. BAM300ZLING. Sir Marmadake Meadows:-+ »-Mr Chivpendale Tyo con tude with. SPIRIT OF THE FOUNTAIN. Boxes 40 ents—Pit 4 Conts—Gallery 1234 Cents. yet erses Tunes Lane ., Faber pro- ent fi gen short time, so tha’ the isi | adiiration throughout the sci- TION ROOM, ev mer of Broad- Lispenard street. will be open every day (except Sun 1., and every evening (except TS; children under ten years of in Lispenard street, third door on the left side from Broadway. £29 Im*ec CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS. BE! EFIT OF O. K. STONE, MONDAY EVENING, March 11,,erformances to commence u wii Pony Races Volante, Vau'ting, African Drolleries. ke. ke. Af er which Otto Motty w I appear, John Smith will Dance aud Sing, To conclude with ‘The World ata Glance. , carried off deck 14 hhds moias id bobstay, and caused the vers were 12 Lours at the pumps beiore she was ie of the anctione»rs, REW SMITH, (firm of A a orrest BY DAVID PARKS, 154 PEARL STREET, THIS DAY, AT 94 O'CLOCK. A EAE jE Invoice of Fancy Goods, cousisting of fi tfield Handkerchiefs,Pongee do’ fancy silk Dress Broche Shawls, Spool ‘ otton, Corset Laces, Bone i Suspenders. Sew: bs, Bead Purses, further particula's, ini OL! & Co.) No. 7 Cedar st, Lon, Trott, at Boston from Havana, in a hevvy 29th ult lat 31, lon 74. lost off deck 76 hids molas- 1, camboose house, small boat from Boston for Matanzas, was to- Hed La Cruz de Padra, a few leagues from Matanzas where she sunk at once—vcssel and cargo a total loss. had arrived at Cardes colors, ‘Dressing Combs, Side ( Bags, Paper Hangings, Cloths,Cessimeres, Diaper,&e. NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY AT AUCTION THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUN S,, Faq. and the BELMONT Brighton, Staven A, ac pnblic auction, at the JEN Captain Leach and crew Passengers Arrived. Argo—Ambrose Biber, Mrs Baber, Mas- . mabe ucy Mariaone and wi vf Vashington, Taylor, NB, 20 bbls spoil, at Simon’s Bay jee 2. Havne—Packet shi FOR SALE Hower, standing North, March 9, off Barnegat—by the Ohio, te ron, NOrleans for NYork, Feb 27, off Martinello Reef— mi F -delia, of Eastport, Baltimore for Jamaica, Mar 6, lat 35 19, fae THOMAS E Davi BRIGHTON HOU will be peremptorily. sol Exchaoge, by HAL ‘Thursday the 28th day of March next, at 12o°clock, if not pre- v spose of at private sale ; one of the most splendid establish- KD Followed y 8) ‘o—( Before reported) —7 pkgs A R Thom- Ikinson. Boston—t m MeKee & co—2 CP Whi » Newport for Kingston, Ja. Feb 7, off from New York for Belize, Hond. from NYork for Apalachicola, Mar Palestine, steering E, Mar 3, lat 34, lon 76 20, foreign Ports. tian VIII, Burlgys, Hamburg; , Swetton, N¥o Aranda, Howland. 5 day ¢ built of ima ble, the by,bingzas andall finished in the best matner. Tt commands a view of tne Bry of New York, extendini hast Rivers, New York, Brooklyn, the through the Narrows to ktagham—I13 Coffin, Bradley & co—1J R Leroy—1 Me —12 Lane, Lamson & com) «ou & Atwater—1 J Snide 7, lat 37 50, Jon 73 30. Young Whiting—2 Fellows, lunt—1t Gen Don Cark Bist n lows, Wadsworth & co—2 Dickinson Van Arstate & Cooper—4 Herrick & B| 2H T Tobias—1.G Vom Baur—19 k Teterel & Blain—10 Ball G Wi sb it, —36 N Ottigno W H Horstmann & so: 3 ae C Malter-2 Bis! Ocean, and al arge portion of New Jersey. . The Belmont and Brighton Houses are both extensive build- ings, very peasantly situated, nearly opposite the Steamboat Landing, and well calculated for large boarding houses or ho- Havana, Feb 22—Arr_ Christ Chas Thomas, Osgood, Portlan: 23d, Havana, Gilpatrick, St NY, Monday Evenin SHARP! 2 The & Eni » Doughty Corde . HOLMAN tels. Fora di d furthe iculars, J ore diagram and further pertienlars, 9p0ty 49 sige 49 Wall street. ‘almouth via Matanzas; 24th, Solon, Tw, Porter, Providence; Pe evan & Benard-i0 A tard sore" op Ir Ha Charruaud, sch.umpt & Stebers 6 Roooes Grane yahens & co~2 F Tomes & soni, HW Coles? Lachaise & Kauch-— 23 Chastelan & Ponvert—t com leseen bers com ona! Seo-§ orlian Kouen—3 FOntteneett Gaye Brun ta RK ssiere ise & Fauche— ic '. Feb 17—Sld_ Grand Gordon, Boston: ‘exas, Feb 25—Sld teber- 6 Boonen Gri Renard & co—5 ie. (Br) Ryan, and Jos pol. Feb 17—In port, Canary, Baker, for NYork, 6 White, (Br) Li , | BLEECKER OAT VIRGINIA Gr beleuaiag to ic. Th ti hi eylender of 40 incl lated for a tow boat, ‘ id any other information that may be desired, will .e communicated on avplicatio Ta port, Highlander, Mayberry, for Pro. eg stones McCracken & Livi ort, Portland,Clongh, f ; toa—L pkg Schmidt & Loui yor das ti Nvorke in eweck ndwards & Stoddard—3 Yo N, 11 Jomes street. € : ‘ucker, for Boston, I wpe amnmbost is now lying at the foot of Chi Ig; Infanta, (Br) from Kingston, , New Haven, Downs ‘fur N 1 wte sara; “Don Juan, San- . PR. Feb 19—In port, ya;"P nthea. Nichols, Rebecca, McGuire, from St isher. Johnson, ford», Jd Jewett, fram Pt Petre, for New Paine, do dos Le vard & : & AMKRICAN REPUBLICAN v1 Loeschigk S W he Twelfth Ward are requested 0 meet 1u their com8 Moran & Ine ‘ —4O Varet— 7 Fabreq Mav—4 E Berthoud—2 & Croguet—22 J Duy ran & Perrot—10 B maonck—1 KE Kiedler—t —1 P Maury—8 Levi Cook & Inv wood & co—16 H Henn. quin quette’s fils & Mae J Michel—2 G Ro; re—16 A Siete 3 A ase Xco—9 A H Ward & co—6 Becar, Garon & co—19 C Pi & co—1 H Williams & co—t Sami & co—3 GB & JB English t—10 D Johnson—7 & Boker &co—3 © Hunt & co Peck & eo—2 John Hyde & co—l D A & co—l Geo Gibson—t Bates, Turner cts, on Weduesdi 3 & co—1 Lampert in ong Mum, Manhastanvitle, iver Hovel, Harlem, Muls’ Rock Hall, rks ile. ISAAC DOUGHTY, Chairman Nomimating Committee. JOHN REED, Sreretar mit 3t* Daett, comic, wetland Camere ee it Johns, PR ue t 4h Distriet—J. and others reported 1 os Mitchell Bros repo FAT Comstock—2 H C Corbit—6 Gi price of Liberty MAS3 ME «TING OF THE WATCHMEN AND in favor of the principles of the wil take place on Tnes at Military Hail, No 193 Bow- Our principles are'respecttully in- il distiayaished Speakers are expected to tor m, with part of her inw: ‘ks; Benj Franklin, Flin Arr ith, Eapeleta, Sproul, Spoor and le. Hunt, Charleston porter, Harthorn St Mar Howes, Philadelphia, 1=1 Geo = Sami Haskell—26 Thi Kiach—1 Saml Lefferts—20 1 Platt & Brothers—1_ AW LAMPLIGHTER! Americin Republican ta Mi 2 atdo'clark P.M. heldon & co—2 Horstinani Spies & co—2 J Vaguin & co—36 Penkard & Hutton—1 8 Cochran—5 Michel—8 Gardner, Col- by & com} Spies, Christ & 9-4 H Chevrolat & ¢o—3 A Fou New Beoronp, Mar 8—Arr Richi Sid Indust’y, Brown, NYork Provipence, Mar 8—. Penn, Stevenson, Washington, NC during a violent gale, was knocked di mond, Freeman, Ph'ladel- ndros, Matanzas; W: h ult, lat 39, lon "74 wn, aud ha? bulwarks rabie off deck; A ass, Blydenburg; Ar L Lon ‘atterson & Co—2J Alden & o—8 Jen ings & Co—* has Woodhead—25. cha ewe ee. RS ard 4 E Keune TN & TH Be Wa 4 owe & Gaw ry—1 Garner& Co—l ‘Townsend, Sharples & sou—t_ Hl Fairmann—1 A & G W Ki & is &oo—1 Adams, Homer & co—t y Cotteray—1 Ch Hoot & co—2 Chest) ‘utton—7 with | parcel paper US Kahostavm—« WH Mann=—1 Le Huntington & co—i3 F 8 Ornament, Ovks, N York. Ricumonp. Mar 8— Arr Leontine, avd James & Samuel Somers, Sew York. ‘Townsend, Orum, do. y nit, [Br] Porter, An- Hart; Tascsrora, Smack, MIRROR LIBRARY. Sid Marietta Burr, js hp Tt-MORR WILL BE PUBL’ TO-MORROW MORNING, Ww 18 & CO., CENTS, ONO. III. ING EL OF THE WORLD, BY THE KEV, GEOKGE CRULY. anp HE STORY OF RIMINI, BY LEIGH HUNT. Two Nautical Poems of exquisite beauty. HIS celigh*fat and fi 0} RL¥ STON, Mar7—Below, Como, from Bostor Arr Lehigh, ‘Watsen. Amster * Cook, of Cainden, stand) spoke Lady Cathar ne. Jacksonville for Phi (Br) Stalker, Civerpool Cld Metha, (Dan) Gordon, (Br) Seurr, L Boisceau & Ruea—1 N Bercran 1 Roasange—1 CW Ros ndonek—1 Urrab & Heyeck a wrisht——1 Bea co—13 Victor & Acke ir—2 W Ho 3 YF hors ecker & co—1 Reimer & Meite—l « Jon 2) ASsignette & Col 1 urd & Scudder—2 P V Dufler-5 Edw 1 teary & Ksho=2 Abratem Kaator—1 Chel Kel- 1 Atles & Saitlo offing, a barque. inst lar 3020. N Arr 6th, Cervantes, Tufts, Boston.— ne wrk forms the 12th number y.” Tt» printed ou five white sent by mail to every part of the commencement of paver, with new type the works f om “WURKOR LIBRARY,” which wt literature «fu a, Stanwood, N York Sterling, Hamitton W. oster, Port Spain, 4, Feb 28—Arr Oneco, Butler, NYork, and sld for bes. (Br) Vaughn, London: So- € im Padger. Coffin, N York; Arr 2d, Chevalier, Wo dbury; “roekett, Bostous Martha cation te the publ ctor & Orchelie Moran & jselar—' © Doid—2P w OK S Sehesinge —2 B I= F hisjels—13 Marin & obmaun—17 © Fay T R St F. ro! eadwett—z & Vilade—* J Herma in Baker—12 4.8 Perrot—4 Hs tabe rt Sk 1—2 Lyon, T Le TO L* T—1 he beantiful Cort ‘uated on the banks of the Hu e of Dr. Mott, = i Lawson—2t F Umb r & D 1 Ki herdson & Sarrage inrco, Butler, Pe mee: 4 & Suan, £ Joha Johnsoa, (Sw osten; HW Ty Also the two story brick Dwelling Hous, No. 16 street, which has laely been put in perfect repair. 'yler, Baltimore; Phil ‘eb 27—Arr to lot & Sehet'e —1 Robe: iN & ‘Thomson—It Gilbert, Also, the brick Dwelling House, No, 181 Second street; this house is situated betwee two great thoroughfares, and i For terms an! farther description 4 [, No. 10A M.and3 P.M =13 H Dutrirg -1 6 Juana, [#r] Anderson, " i t room, between & Com! box of watches 6 H Cannine—3 pkg: Fills 47 © Muller & Co: Gaznebin—1 © A Sind =1 E is—1 Hareison & Co-5F C tten-t—3 G Hessenberg & Bark, Cowes and a mkt 1 Duhois, Fac vt & ( HORSE, LIGHT WAGON, HAR Lhe Horse is kind, gent zood condition, wi h le ther top. I» he owner having no (B-) Salters, Liverpoo! C&r] Adams, ! iverp wkt; Nahant, Windsor, Bostor further ‘use fer AP Apply, wit’ real name The whoie will be sold a ba aud adores, to box 5'6 Lower P DAY AFTERNOUS, between 3 and4 o'clock, n, Varicu, West Brovdway and tt —2'T C Howe & Co—5 Saml Downer jr—1 Ed Rossange—0 sof wine Ramsev Grook—' package Ku M Caffe: E Melber—1 Henard & Co—9 TR El packages tv order, Briier—*ehr Emeline—106 logwoot 264 doresewnod FC f Apprasanea of the beer n holes, he suitably rewarued by ealling with J ter Witch, Tawpieo; Ts ux, (Br) Perrault, Havre “erie. (Br) Harvey Liverpool: Favor yA Antwerp; Wolcott, Gardner, N York; Grandee, Gucbrist, th lous mahogany aud cedar 26 tons SHIP HUNTSVILLE trem New Oslesns is whirf, feot of Wall stree dischargy: g at Or e. x wil pease attend (0 the rece (Reported yesterday)—3390 cy Domestic Importations. New Orteans—Ship Sayimh—( Reported cotton Barstow & t ope— _ CAST OFF CLOTHING sof converting their left can « btain for the same the | esterday )—31 bles 81 bbls hams 349 an) ‘attend to the reeeirt of Pparel into cash N1’S ( OMPOUND VA AND Ol Br.B 1 on shipboard and entlemen quitting the city, or changing r- upertiaous efferts to dispove of, will Hud it much to their advautage to send for the sul sitend them at their residence by appotn H LEVETT, 6 Sohn street, ‘near Broadway. herwise, will receive sidence, having a the Soucrern states; and 1 per . The unfortnnate patient po wie Dy eS , to anake his case public, snd | Jama Tia stevet, ree doors west of Fultor jeri & som js whiskey 31 do tallow ‘chr Kienzi—237 bbls 83 kegs lard 10 «: hams PL Nevius & sous--130. keg wht Markoe & co—36 bbls 2 kegs do Hess “400 bones to order Moprie—ship Anu--( Reported yesterday )—280 bales cotton Holhrovie, Nelson & co~203 Howland. & Aapinwell—71 Hicks hds suger to order Fonte the Post Office, or ot having thus in his med and repaired. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. M. PEYSER & CO * William and John, to on liberal terms, ATW ANT, Drage: cor Greenwich and Barque Wabash—( Reported yesterday )—19 ° Boorman, Johuston & but & co—6 Cook, Authony & eco=71 J Wine slow—98 J H Talman—157 aticks cedar to or er, MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of un KO: trom the comer of jo. 60 Jobn street.) offer for wholesale and retail, the following aticles L, persons are hereby forbid receiving oF nS. B. \ atl, for 650 dollar mard, as said note was illegally obtained from aud the paymeut of bales cot'on M. vhyt Worsted—the most complete assortment in ihe ome a) be corver of 9h Avenue and 46ch Payee =aie Ubis prime Ws a idery, of cotton, silk and worsted, in all Canvass, for Kmbro cmbroidery Parterns—of the el mb comer ot ed into a stor or that of al hoicest and newest dew commenced on velvet, ed m the most tastefal * Steam Ships and sila and tinsalled; | and a large variety of other t purchasers, Apply to or other like purpowes, to rent, in the building baaue fal Parte we ful Paris fatrest. Appl: JOUN HoPrent, No 12 Wall street. Purse Ornaments. street, corn 1 of Cor TO THE PUBLIC, ‘ 1 & De, (GO AND SNUFF NEAIO WALL STREET Foreign Let and flower Char Hereafter, Letter World, will be ma MANU NO. 110 WATER 8T ‘ery respectfally inform their friends and ct mn s circulation of counter selling through the city and country by pat the Hearn Orr KF Branch Store at309 Broadway, (formerly 437 Broadway.) and spurious To Ship Masters and Agence We snail esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels wiil give J of our News Fleet, a te ‘ort whenee they bacco acd Suu PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. med and celebrated Pills, from Portngal, are tained in this eountry, ‘are made for deception, the quality being in rt of the Shipping left nt the easels Spoken on th voard them immediately on th ts, at home of abroad, to this Office all the " Nantiea! faformation of any kind will oe chaaktaliy friends and enstor We pledge ourselves facture, as heretofore, N.B—the only persons anchorised by ua to tomers at their sto'es, are Samuel Hi, All goods in snafactured and sold by us not approved of, ean be returued and the money ref 1 on as reasonable terms as any articles in the avo’ ality, manufvetured in the United States. ea, G.'B. MILLIER & GO, 110 Water street, near Wall atrest, FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana ‘Marine intelly Mi Pack tofthe 2¢ 18V fut sailiog packet ome seer manual leans wharf, foot o1 Wall star ti PORT OF NEW YURK, MARCH I ely no treight received after ‘Tuesday fined 29.00" te, Froits Meo., fe. {ver by this lige may rely upon haviog their geods cor . Hallin & Woodraff, who will to their address Capt. Cornell, will her regular diy, Auents in New Ort m Ponce, PR with 135 hhds molasses to B. De Forest & Co. Davis, 20 days from ivew Orleans, with 314 hhds & Lot; 96 GM, P t NASSAU STREE Ky, CORNER OF PINE, ERS for ale, in lots to» cl do at 8}, and 116 Texas at 8} cents per pound, New Onteans Crassiyica tion, —Lonisiana and Mis sippi—lnferior 7 87} ; Ordinary,7} 08; Middling 6} a 64; vt, Seoceh and | Sherry, Port, Cham= of the best qmality. 4 Dublin Brown St jock, Claret, be, ke Te fo TY ii HAMS casks superior ty + E. MITCHELL'S OLYMPIO THEATKE MONDAY EVENING ch 1t—The performaners wi | commence with THE ALPINE MAID, 'ss+++Me Holland To conelnde with CINDERELLA. Felix. ++. e+ «+Mrs. Timm ‘The Baron Pompolino+ + Mr Nickerson Featos. fe, Holland ‘avlor BOWERY AMPHITHERATKE. JOHN TRYON Manager and Lessee, MONDAY EVENING, March 11, 1844, The perf e wih ‘heentree of GEORGE, trength, by aC: mnany unsurpassed, . Fo couclude wih THE FORTY THIEVES Hassarae++ + eres. © Thorne Morxiana + + Mra ‘Thorne Oia: Irs Herring GRAND CONCERT, TS, BE GIVEN by the Members of PAL MO’S (late) COM- PA NCERT HALL, No. 406 Broadway. on |, forthe Benefit of Mrs a March 1th, 18 apany consiate of the: following ladies and gentle men :—MRS. PHILLIPS, MUS, SHARPE, MISS BRUCK, MX. LYNCH, MR. KAVANAH, MR. KNEASS, Mi PROGRAMME. Paur I. ‘Back from his mot Paw Il oung love triam, h os my heart, eeur Divrucy, Mrs Sharpe Finale— away taway oss» bias | ICKETS ONE SHILLING—To be had at the door. Doors oven at quarter to 7—commence at ‘4 before 8 o’clock mit It#ec lorsemnanship, Gymnastics, ord praeinanship, Gymnnagtic s Acts of Agility and ‘Washington. . (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasmixatox, Mareh 9, 1844. I learn that since the retirement of Mr. Beards ley from the Committee on Foreign Relation, i the House, there 1s a majority of the committee in favor of reporting favorably upon the resolution to give the Oregon “notice.” This is an important fac! The Committee of Ways and Means have re- ported a bill for the reduction of the tariff. I have heard but little said about it, although it must be an important movement. A The rumor about the House now is that John Y. Mason (not James Mason as every one had it at first) has declined the Seoretaraip of the Navy. It is said, that Mr. Saunders of N. C. was sent for, and that he visited the President this morning. ot course the rumor looks to his appointment to the navy. 8. B. Congress. The morning hour in the House, to-day, was ta- ken up with the discussion on the report of the Select Committee on the subject of the memorial of the democratic members of the Rhode Island Legislature. Mr. Rathbun resumed his remarks to-day on the Rhode Island question, and made Mr. Cranston take back pearly all he was under- stood to say yesterday, though he then made very strong asseverations as to its truth. Mr. C. seemed willing to take back all; but Mr. . would not ield the floor to him, to enable him to do so. hen Mr. R. concluded, Mr. Potter of Rhode Island having obtained the floor, moved to post- pone the further consideration of the subject till londay next; which was agreed to. Mr. McKay, from the Committee of Ways and Means, made a report on the subject of a modification of the tariff, to accompany the bill reported by him yesterday ; which was referred to the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, and ordered to be printed. The remainder of the day was taken up with the consideration of private bills. The House ad- journed, to meet at LI o’clock on Monday.—Globe, March 9. THE NEW TARIFF BILL. The Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means of the House of Representatives (General McKay) made a report op the tariff bill on Satur- dav, which bill we give in full. When the report was made the Hon. Dixon H. Lewis moved to suspend the rules, to enable him to printextracopies. ‘The whigs objected, and called forthe yeas and nays, which resulted—yeas 108, nays 60. The yeas not being two thirds of the members present, the rules were not suspended. We have not the yeas and nays before us, but we believe it was a strict party vote. The whigs do not appear to be willing to enlighten the people on the tariff. A BILL To medify and amend the act entitled, “ An act to provide revenne from imports and to change and modify exi posing duties on imports and for other purp. ad Seetion L presentati rs embled, That from and after the first day of Sep- tember, housand eight hundred and forty four, the duties imposed under aud by virtue of the act entitled, “An act to provide revenue from imports and to change and modily existing laws imposing duties on imports and for other purposes,” approved or the thirtieth day of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty- two, upon the various articles in the said act named shall be changed, modified and reduced in manner following, that is to say— First.—On all coarse unmanufactured wool, the value whereof, at the last port or place whence exported to th United States, shall be seven cents or under per pound, there shall be levied a duty of fifteen per centum ad vale- + By the Company vs Mie Rayapan Miss Bruce Me Lynch By Teton “By the Comm 7M Hol man Mis8h MeKavansh 1M ant smiling +++ By the Company doesent s < Metynch Me Kaewaah ard Mr Kneass y'the Company PALMO’S OPERA HOUs CARD. A 5 S'GNOR RAPET TI begs to inform the patrons of the Ope- ¥ fi been po tponed in favor of Mr March 14, en which occasion he respectfully solicits their patrona:e and ra, that his Benefit h. Palmo, it as fixed to t place on Thur da support, i ‘re performance wi!l commence with popular Overture to ELISE ET 1 LAU fee which, by perticalar desire of 1 GRAND ARIA from Elise et Claudio wi PEROZ han OB DZ ZI, w SIGs. HAPk Alver which, 2 GRAND SOLO on. th Adagio and Brithant Variations, by SI 5 ‘To be followed by the Ope: IL PURITAN. RAP B.—Signor Rapetti would respectfully intimate to the N. holders of the season tickets that their seats wili be kept open until Tarsday morning. THE MI N ma ITARY AND CIVIC BALL O W YORK BRIGADE BAND. Daring the ie from “Gan. Ladra.” yy Willen, wood's, Herm:tay alker street ward’s, In Broadway Manhatta House, = - es THEATRICAL NOTICE. HE CHATHAM THEATRE will open on or about the {Post paid will receive immediate attention, if directed to WS, Deverua, 20th March. All applies is for engagements Proprietor. or J. M. Scott, Acting Manager, Bou 382 Posroff New York. The proprietor or his agent office in the Thea toattend to all buviness relative to the opening. Duri recess, the Theatre will be Ser aly ted by that eminent artist, G. HEILGE decorated and tending to the comfort of the patrons of this favorite ment J3ltfrre W.S. DEVE: # iapenard. on i the second on Thursday 14th, and the third on Fr at 734 P. M Pringle Tickets 25 cenis tobe had at the door ‘Tickets for f the Course 624; cents, or one dol'ar fort 0, to be Vale 04 Ke sevelt street, or of Mr Dickie und r the * B.—The above instruireat is now nsed_ ir Yale College, ond has been publicly recommecded by Dr. Lardver, fessor Olmstead of Yale Col eve ™ SONOMISTS! OBSERVE !! L rents ne lnnger wen v Clothing becomes ally necessary Firstly — y shape. ness and moderation in liv tah Iv low nalifications a Nconomiral as GENERAL SCALE O svssevecoescous 15908 IFA Suit of Cloth » mate, if required, in wenty-four hours. G. B. beim Prop: TO BOOKBINDERS—Rooms well suited for pook —A_RARE FOR SALE FOR CASH, THE R NO. 50 BOWERY, FECTORY, DJOINING the Theatre, well fitted up and in ceimplete or der, with every thing requisite for carduc ing the business, ‘The advertiser wishing to change his bu ats bargain had at» re : ¢ place ean b To a good tenant the place ea nd seen Apply, between the hoars of 10 rh, Mareh 10th, 1044. ntl iw* im remy New git beautiful and everal Amatenrs, a The sung by SIG, IGATO on the Viols, executed by Violin, with an Ti. ¢ plareat the Shakespeare Hotel, oa Tursday Eve- Mi ‘eo'ng the Band will per- it dio Col. Cartis of the 9th Rew’t, N. G of the Members of the Band, and at the the’ Fou stain, id M.D. Green. m5 }wis® m iH be f and at hy between the hours of 10 and 2 and 3 to rum as ate PRU ve. PE MAN ende:vore te finda Triforia whom the followieg qualities are com ined = ufficient means to stock his shop wt hgoodsat the cheapest cash ory es. Is—Talent and taste to elaborate a fashionable car all combined at and is the Kashion« or @ Bataplishmest, 152 Wil- nding Nassau eas, offers the strmd the THE PEACOCK, NEW _DININ ROOMS, NOS. 15 SOUTH WILLIAM AND, 5 STONE STS, White Fronts, near vel a Hanover Square ARS DA and ith a Tabl ad others ere invited to make tral of this ee JUGAR— Oconse—for mf lec —For sale 0) milec o int, Rooms will be opened THIS Hote, from 12M. tha P M. Powe Phe Linner will cousist, daily, of Sovps. Fish, st Jomts, Poultry, Game, Pastry, Puddiogs at me of dmving mil Ceiem al of the duty of five per centum imposed by sot ; and on all other Guimenuiotuned oak aene shall be levied a duty of thirty per centum ad valorum, instead of the duties of three cents per pound and thirty per centum ad valorum, imposed by the'same act. Second. On all manufactures of wool, or of which wool shall be a component part, except milled or fulled cloth, known by the name of plains, kerseys or Kendall cottons, carpetings, flannels, bockings and baizes, blankets, worst- ed stuff goods, ready made clothing, hosiery, mits, gloves, caps and bindings, there shall be levied a duty of thirty per centum ad valorum, instead of the duty of forty per imposed by the said act. On all milled or fulled cloth knwn by the name or Kendall cottons,of which wool shall be the value whereof shall not exceed thirty- five cents the square yard at the last port or place whence exported, there shall he levied a duty of twenty ad valorem, instead of the duties imposed by tl Fourth Of all carpets and carpeting of wool, hemp, flex, or colton, on paris of either, or other material not spec be levied a dnty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the duties imposed by the said ect. Fifth. On all woollen blankets, the actual value of which at the place whence exported shall not exceed seventy-five cents each, there sh a duty of ten per centum ad valorem, instead the duty of fifteen per centum imposed by the ice Sixth. On all hearth rugs there shall be levied a duty of thirty per tum ad valorem, instead of the duty of forty per centum imposed by the said act. Seventh. On woollen yarn there shall be levied a duty of twenty-five per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of thirty per centum imposed by the said act; and on all worsted yarn, there shall be levied a duty of twenty per centum ad valorem, d of the duty of thirty per centum imposed by the said act. Eighth. On woollen and worsted mits, gloves, caps and bindings, and on woollen or worsted hosiery, that is to gs, socks, drawers, shirts, and all other simi- s made on frames, there shall be levied a duty of twenty per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of thirty per centurn imposed by the said act Ninth. On flannels, of whi except cotton, and on bockings and b levied a duty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of fourteen cents per square yard, imposed the said act; and on coach laces there shall be levied @ duty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of thirty-five per centum imposed by the said act. Tenth. On'ready made clothing, of whatever materials composed, worn by men, women, or children, except vi its, stockings, socks, wove shirts, and drawers, other similar manufactures made on frames 1 bootees, imported in ready to b as clothing by men, women, or children, made up ei y the tailor, manufacturer. or seamstress, there shull be levied a duty of thirty per centum ad valo- rem instead of the duty of fifty per centum imposed by the said act. On all articles worn by men, women, or child- ren, other than as above specified or excepted, of what- ever materials compored: made up wholly or in part by hand, there shall be levied a duty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of forty per centum imposed by the gaid act ; and on clothing, finished in whole or in part, embroidered in gold or silver, there shall be levied a duty of thirty per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of fifty per centum imposed by the said act Skcrion 2 And be it further enacted, That from and after the first day of Sey ber, in the year aforesaid, the duties imposed by the said act upon the articles hereinaf- ter mentioned shall be changed, modified, and reduced in the manner following—that is to say :— First. On all manufactures of cotton, or of which cotton shall be a component part, not otherwise specified, and excepting such cotton-twist, yarn, and thread, and such other articles as are herein otherwise provided for, there shall be levied a duty of twenty-five per centum ad valo- the proviso to the second subdivision of the se- ection of the said act shall be, and the same is here- by repealed Second, On cotton-twist, yarn, and thread, bleached or ched, colored or uncolored, and on spools or otaer- hall be levied a duty of twenty-five per cent- em, instead of the various duties imposed by wise, t um ad valu: aid act, Sretion 3. And be it further enacted, That from and after the first day of September, in the year aforesaid, the duties imposed by the said act upon the articles hereinafter mentioned shall be changed, modified, and reduced in the manner following—that is to say : First. On all manufactures of silks, not otherwil fied, exeept bolting clot twenty per centum ad valorem, ins dollars and fifty cents per pound imposed by the said act : and on kilk bolting cloths there shall be levied a duty of fifteenyper centumfad valorem instead of the duty of twenty er centum imposed by the said act. . Second. On tik twist, or twist composed of silk and mohair, and on sewing silk, one dollar per pound of six- teen ounces, instead of the duty of two dollars per pound imposed by the said act ; on pongees and plain white silks for printing or coloring there shall be levied a duty of twenty per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of one dollar and fifty © on floss and oth on all raw silks, comprehending all silks in the gum, whe- ther in hanks, reeled or otherwise, there shall be levied @ duty of twelve and @ half per centum ad valorem, instead of the duty of fifty cents per pound imposed by the act; und on silk umbrellas, parasols, sun-shades, silk or satin shoes for men, women or children ; silk or satin laced boots or bootges for men, women or children ; men’s silk hats 5 iu hats or bonnets for women ; silk shirts silk caps for women ; aprons, collars, caps, cuffs, braids, o misettes, mantillas, pellerines, and all other articles of silk made up by hand in whole or in part, and not other- wise provided for, there shall be levied a duty of twe five per centum oo instead of the various duties imposed by the said act. Third —On unmanufactured hemp, Manilla, Sunn, and other hemps of India, jute, Sisal grass, coir, and other ve Ketable substances, not enumerated, used for oa there shall be levied aduty of thirty per centum ad valor em, instead of the varions duties imposed by the sald a on codilla, or tow of hemp and flax, therw shall belevie ie duty of twenty-five per centum ad valorem, instead o} a duty oftwenty dollars per ton, imposed by the suid act; om tarred and untarred cables and cordage, yarns, tw packthread, cotton bagging, of whatever material com- posed, andon any other mannfacture not otherwise spe cified jtable for the uses to which olen ae is ep lied, of whatever material composed, and whether im- Portes under the designation of gunny cloth or any other there shail be levied a duty of thirty per cen yrum, instead of the v impored by appellatic tum adv the said act. Fourth—-On stamped, printed or painted floor —. furniture oil cloth made on Canton or cotton flanni furniture oil cloth, oil cloth of linen, silk, or other mate rials, used for hat covers, aprons, coach curtains, or simi- lar purposes, ang on medicated oileloths, there be