The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1844, Page 3

- == ‘will not be long deferred, In jus, tice to the solvent institutions, this bank should be imme- diately put into liquidation. The whole currency ofthe State is contaminated by having such a base issue as this mixed up with it. ‘The State of New Jersey has been several times selected as the location or such fraudulent banks as the Plainfield. ‘The people of that State do not suffer so much a those of the neighboring States. The laws of the State are used to cover their illegal deeds, The Monmouth Bank of New Jersey was a fair sample of these institutions, The location of that bank in New Jersey did more injury to the general paper issues of the good banks than they ever before received. The Legisla- turefshould be more careful in granting charters. It is much easier to refuse a charter than to do away with the injury a shinplaster currency produces, The Legislature should see that the Commissioners are good men and true ; men who are not open to bribery—men who are above the influence of dollars and cents—as they will undoubt- edly have their faith tested on that point. ‘The Legislature of Maryland have adjourned without passing any of the bills introduced in relation to the State debt, or works of internal improvement. The bill for the sale of the State’s interest inallthe public works pursed the House of Delegates, but was lost in tle Senate. The} bill providing for the sale of the bank stock owned by the State; appointing a time for the State to commence paying interest on its bonds ; and for funding the interest unpaid &c., was defeated in the House. The Legislature, during the session just closed, passed three hundred and sixty laws, only one of which provides in any way for the pay- ment of the interest on the State debt. Whether that one will meet the ends anticipated remains to be seen. It is very doubtfal. A bill has been introduced into the Legislature of this State, to authorise the Comptroller to receive certain stocks of the United States as security for the notes issued by institutions under the Free Banking law. This bill was designed to meet the case ofa recently organised bank, which had deposited $50,000 of stocks of this State, and $50,000 U. 8, stock with the Comptroller, that officer sup- posing that he had the right to take the latter description of stock. It was engrossed for a third reading in the Se nate, ‘The various transportation lines from Baltimore to Pitts burgh are now receiving merchandize te be immediately dispatched. The Eastern and Western divisions of tho Pennsylvania Canal are in active operation, bearing East and West the immense amount of goods that have laid still so long, waiting the time of shipmentto arrive. The channels of communication with the West, through this State, will not be navigable before the middle of April.— ‘The Western lakes are all open, and the arrivals and de- partures from Buffalo and the other large ports, daily in- creave. The vast quantities of produce atthe West wait ing the epening of our canal to reach market, makes it very important that some policy should be adopted by our State Legislature to secure the transportation of these large supplies, and prevent the internal improvements ef other States from drawing away the resources on which we depend, to meet the heavy annual payments on our large debt. The only safe method of doing this is to allow the railroads on the line of the canal to carry freight by paying theregular canaltoll. By adopting this plan the resources of the State will be increased, and the canal pro- tected. It will keep up the communication with the West and place us far in advance ofany neighboring State, in securing the products of the Weatern country. ‘The poli- cy of completing the Erie Railroad is very doubtful one, ‘The building of that road would undoubtedly attract freight from the Erie Canal, for which tolls could not be charged. This would reduce the receipts of the State go- vernment, and compel the adoption of some additional tox for revenue. The public debt has reached so large an amount that every resource of the State must be made available, to meet the annual interest. The most produc. tive property under the control of the State is the Erie ‘Canal, and te that work must we look for the bulk of the revenue, The Erie Canal requires protection, and every thing that directly or indirectly draws from its receipts should be taxed sufticiently to make it good. The pas- sage ofa law compelling railroads to carry freight at all seasons of the year, by paying the regular canal toll, would not only aid the different companies, but would increase the income into the State Treasury, and do away with the demand for canal enlargement, as it would he relieved of the mars of produce, and allow.easy navigation ‘to the heavier varieties of merchandise. The canels ‘through this State remain closed from November to April, full five months. The canals of Ohio and Pennsy)- vania remain open later and are navigable earlier in the seasons than those of this State. The western lakes are covered with the increasing tonnage of that section full a month after navigation through this State ceases, and the western ports are stocked with produce, laying like so much dead capital inthe hands of the forwarders, for months. The channels of communication with the east that are first open secure these supplies, and benefit by the monopoly they possess fur «short period. By granting the railroads through this State, ending at Buffalo, the privilege of carrying this produce, it would not accumu- late, and the supplies would be constantly reaching mar- ket, and the State would secure tolls on merchandise that would otherwise have reached the sea-board through some southern route. Should the Legislature of this State pass such a law, the necessity of a permanent and easy communicstion with Albany will be greater. Peti- tions have been laid before our Assembly from the east and the west, from Buffalo and Boston, praying for the passage of a law to keep open the channels of communication be tween the weat and east the year through. While the citizens of those sections are making the necessary efforts to secure that desirable end, the capitalists of this city should place themselves in a position to receive an equa! benefit from this move. In the event of the passage of a law to the effect above spoken of, there must be a railroad between Albany and New York. It matters little what route is selected. That which isthe cheapest and short- ost would be the most desirable. The subject has not as yet created much excitement, but the time is net far dis- tant when the inhabitants of this city will find they ha an effort tomuke to secure the immense trade with the west which they now enjoy. Old Stock Exchange. $10000U S 6's, cou- 50 Farmers’ Trast Co 3954 6 50 do 3884 10 = do 19% 150 do 103% 100 = do 100% 50 do 100% 50 Canton Co 10155 25 do 988 15006 do S85 32 do By T chi it 10 Trost Fire Ie He 400 00 Haslem an 6 Ey Long Island RR 75 | ww do bid 75 Mohawk RR i “im m 50 38 Paterson RR b30 3 Stovivgton RR Yr ‘Viehaberg Bk 8 3 Diinoie Bonk 20% 950 Nor & w 20 pln Tm Co 3% bide haces iu MF onset Cs, *. 5) shas Hariem 130 Farmers’ oan 100 do aa bew 389 bao bew S549 ow oe do Boeh barre * 4 do 83 O56 % Mohawk RK baw 593§ 50 do $9 State of Trade. Asues.—The market is very dull, and purchasers are not inclined to come up to the views of holders, uotwith- standing the late decline, Pots are still held at $456} a $4 62). Pearls, $5 6} 4 6 124. Begswa: rime yellow is quite dull. The Hh bad ~— re principally tor export. Quotations still rule at d Corron.—Sales to-day amount to about 1000 bal nearly entirely to manuiactures ; shippers exhibiting still Jess inclination to operate. Several offers were solicited from shippers to-day, which were refused iene. and generally, prices paid towards the close of the day were #to te lower than, yesterday Freights are firm at jdto 9 res for square bales, and fd for round. —Good bale is ‘in moderate demand for domestic contigo, wht poh iy fe oe at 56 a 57j}c. Savt.—Li 4n request, but My Mg ly is limited. aibieee veal ‘command $1 $1 87 iat A ce it cusks are very inkotive. "Holders stitl demand aiiwie ‘rison barrels are improving, 244 @ 2c are the present prices. Reas. Eetate.—The following sales were mado at auc- tion :- Two story brick front house No, ia yulasid eo street, Retwe Hester Lg Grand ot $5,900 Union place, 25 by 4,300 Lot adjoining, same dimensions 41425 ‘feet north of Lot on ith street, northerly sid je of ‘Fompitins Square, 2% by 92} feet... ... 1,376 i in rear of the above, on Tenth’ ‘street, fame i 300 Lot No. 115 ‘Liberty street, “and” building thereon, 28 feet by 133. severe eee eee secee 6,000 Lot No. 143 my dl between Broome and Grand streets, and the buildings thereon ; lot 26 feet front and rear by 108 feet deep on one side, 103 the other, bought In fOr, ese esse ertee eee 9008 corn cl and Hea- 3 eh on Sree enon fetter. + 8,000 Lot 86 by I in the 3 two frame netics abd = ed front jouse fitted up as a bahogpieed 6,500 Lot in’ Willismaburg, on North Tight between 3rd and streets 45 Three lots adjoining, $25 each. 1 Cotton Mar! Cxantestow, March, §—Cotton—-Yesterday another pause, the entire operations consisting only in’ the sale of 192 bales. As far as we were able to uscertain the declin we would state it at fully 1 cent from the highest former int. Much doubt, however, has been expressed to us whether large operations could be effected at the present rates, there bemg many holders who still entertain the hope that the market will recover, while purchasers look tor lower rates. ‘The total sales of the week foot up 3477 bales, at the 8 particulars :—7 bales at 9}; 194,9}; 9h; aoe 95 589, Bf; 244, 8) ; 668, 5} ; 49, 89; 49.8 6-10; 8} ; 704, 8 3 3l, 73. Our quotations of Liver- sive of ceumee as entirely nominal, inferior and ordinary, a8; middling a middling fair, 8} a8}; fair a fully ness a9; good fair, 9}. Monix, March 4.—Cotton—Our market continues de pressed, prices having further receded about +c per pound hpon Saturday’s quotations. Buyers do not manifest much anxiety to take hold, although the euquiry has teen more extensive, Sales to about same amount as Saturday. New Ontxaxs, March 4 —Cotton—The Sales of Cotton on Saturday amounted to about 3000 bales, independent of which 2000 were shipped, Prices are easier and the ten- dency is downward It is generally believed that there will be a break in the market, as prices are coming down to a point when European buy rs Can operate to some ex- tent. Livenroou Cuassrication—Lonisi —Inlerior, 7.7); ordinary, 7}a 8}; middling fair, 9; {aii fine, 103. and Mississippi Ming, 8} ase; r, 94 a 93; good fair, 10a 10}; good and Foreign Markets. Havana, March 2—We have had several arrivals of Rice these few days past. Sule have been made at 9} a 9}, and there are now between 300 and 400 casks in first hands which wall probably command 9} rs. Coffve maintains its prices of $4} to 7 for low to good. Exchange on London 5} to 9 per cent prem, “Married, On the 13th January, by the Rev. Mr. Law, Mr. ALrrey P. Sarit to Miss Many E. Nason, daughter of Lewis Na- son, Esq., all of this city. Died, Of Dropsy, on Tuesday the 12th instant, Catnarine, wife of John Collins, in the 28th year ot her age. Her friends and relatives and ‘those of the family are requested to attend the funeral, on Thursday the ldth stant,at 4 o'clock, P. M., from her late residence 34 Spring street, Forest House. 2t Passengers Arrived. Havana—Ship Norma—John J Taylor and lady; Jona Wal- 8, Jr, E SSterecece, g Degen, A Higgins, a A Pereira, od A i. rig Maohattan—A C Carrow, of Counec- are H KI on Bhi South t—Virs Frank and 2 chi'd: MAAETATEOS OR Rothoarts: Wis Hnak spa children Charles, PL Hollis: H ‘emmen, G Fitzyerald, ‘Thomas M Drstanana—Brig Antirctic~Mr Appleby, and {WG Muir- Mieewcencn ae ir Herran. ¥ b Pi harveg tn ead io ri! 3 Blak ERA Cruz—! Al a othon’ Now Yorks Nir Rodieuen, Me Almonte: Mr WJ Brangred foreign (mportations, Havawa—Ship Norma—603 boxes sugar Mores Taylor—500 D Mo:gan & col es segars F Fiedler 21) bxs Jose Man Hie & Racives—28,000 do L. Bramsen—6i Drs dod 'H kebre-@tdo dod Mathews se yitime, Ward & King 1 do Brown. Brothers & col de H A.V. & A Wetmore—2 do & D Morgan—500 bores 2 ¢3 Heme P Harwonya’ Nephews—t cs mdse A Cassel Ackerly & Acker, Sr, Jaco De Cusa~8 hhds sugar 639 bags coffee Thompson & Adams—60 bags do 91 Vales 2 cs 2 bia tobacco 6 pkgs mdse A Samanos—312 bags coffee A U Rossire & co—255 do 57 hhds suger E Duascomb & Beckwith—5 M segars 6 bls ginger root &e to m Brig Nenvitas—301 hhds molasses Holt & Owen Nevvita 48 do ‘Chastelan & Ponvert. Domestic Importations. AraLacnicota—Brig Masbate bales cotton J H Ull- jaan-110 Boorman, Johnston & co—9 1 ED Hurlbut & cot bbl beeswax 28 bales cotton i A nn & co—100 do Prime, Ward & co—25 do Croo! ‘Antony <. “Malory—i8 doG Collies—5 do T P Cummings—! A Wetmore—3 cks old copper 5 bls old iron 95,pigs paler ran Wagner & Tucker—1 bale Naylor & co. stox—Ship Southport—107 bales cotton HARI 13 tes rice Smith, Mills & co—209 bales Vielor & Dyekiwitsa iy do Bur- stow, Pope & co—131 do Brown, Brothers & co—97 J Ht arisi 110 tes tice G Bulkley —77 ale & Bartas—67 Mast Rassell—1 do Selling & Bro: 712 bales cotton yarn Hoibrook, Nelson & co~S bales Spofford & Hyatr—1 do Godfrey, Pattison & co—220 ts rice R 8 Mait- land—122 do Thompson & Adams—90 Schmidt & Vogel—3 brs T Beer Sel bee Gould & Burch~3 do 1 bbl Vi in & Harnes—1 Richards ‘e Shaw—3 ck Sites "box mde 008, McGowan & co—1 keg com- is officer of the Navy Yard—97 bsles cotton to order CHanteston—Ship Elsinore—650 bales cotion Renard & co. —3JN rag Spofford, Tileston & co—148jV ietor & Duck- witz—275 Smith, Mi'ls & co—70 do H Coit & co—15 bales 10 hf ontyara T Lathrop-—218 do cotton to order. MARITIME HERALD. Epeingit Tetlen Bi d_ Newspaper B: all parts of the wore Hae wil be hereuie se at the | z aes or al Ship Masters and Agents. We unt catcery ita favor, if Captains of Venscte will gre so Commodore Ronent Stuvey, of our News Flect, RerEOF the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the eseele Spoken on their cea tay Foreiga, Newspapers or hey may board them immediately on their arrival Agents’ and’ Cor. feapondeata, at home or abroad, will aluy confer & fazor ty to this Tall the Marine Intelligence the obtains, Noutival Information of eny kied wilt be thacktul'y teen. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 13 Cleared. pbaraues Adm Carr, Beott, Glasgow, Woodhull & Mintarn: Sprneér, Mobile, FD ‘Harlbut G nahu- Rowitn largous, Brothers & A Brigs Ma- jeccce, True, Bermuila, Tucker & Lizhtharae, Win L"dones, Eyer Apalachicol J Ogden; Matilda, ——, Vopeuhaxer’ mide & Balcheu--schr Mxit, Dearborn, Petersburg, Va N L McCready. Arrived, Ship Els 5 days from Charleston, with cotton, to HN Peck. 7th inst ying Pan Shoals, saw brig Soloa, of Hancock, standing NE. ‘Ship Southport, Gr flith. 6 d and cotton, to G Buckle ard Be Shp Nevim, Barton. [¥dere, frome, Havens with. mdse, to Moses Taylor. Sailed ia co with Mary Elizabeth, for New or Brig Antarctic, Thompson, 28 days from Demarara, in bal- Jat, to master. Brig Tnrauina, Scott, from St Jago de Cuba, Feb 20h, with to Tvomaon & Adams Pedra » Hutchinson 20 days fr ed Charleston, with rice wo i a3 Porto Cabrtlo, with cergon oP Marino Nephetiac Left 23h Fab Johu Com Ainge tne cae only Am vessel in port. ‘Ahe Phas experienced contioual gales tom ‘Brbne Diapa, Gprig, 32 days from Pernambuco, in bal tre master. Left Glove, for Boston. §. Peihacten Vente foe A pelatieola, Wiulbete0n, fo 1 to MeFarland, 18 days from ‘ Nenvitas, to alsh, Left the ‘Brothers, Mayhew, loading— fe not ig Heatbe: Vesper #8: davi from New Onened, kar. to Haven & Co—100 hhds sugar 132 brs molasses ‘Aus Averill & Co. Cuba, with 35) hhds molasses to Depeveter & Whitmarsh.— Lefuno Am ie dul, ‘off Low Key, Florida Reef, fas- Ay 7 days from vere with lumber, 00 feet lumber to. J Clark Samp from bane » With mdse, nbs, Tomlin, fm Philadetphia, with mdse Sehr DB Uda ‘Smith, fin Bravdywine, wich cora, bound to New Haven Sehr © Slover, Davis, fm Newbern, N C, with naval store: to 8 L Mitchell. Schr Ana Maria, Jones, from Newbern, NU, with naval stores to 8 L Mitchell. ‘Schr Lady ‘Chnton, Cramer, from Philadelphia, with mdse, master Schr Champion, Drew, from Nantucket, with Schr Ano Smith, Cole, from Wilmington, NC, with naval atares, to the master. selow Ship Baward, 17 days from New Orlonns. pr gu Joueph, oy grok ig Acton, from Mobile Brix Republic. from Mo! Brig Captaty New Oreans. ary far Hay: Iso « hetm brig and a full rigged brig. Herald Marine Co Correspondence. Orricy or THE aoe PraepEs, pilot boat nae neck of m nidad. pee ty ven. Vineyard Sound, brig ——, for Bostou fm Maranzas, Also ar, Vigilant, fm Nt N York for Providence, Miscellaneous, p Joun Dexmrsow. from Gieeno bound to Mobile, Cave Antonio oa the ing of ith Feb. Ail the ship aad cargo a total lows st on the istaud of Cuba, was about § vB for avout $4000 | Her 00 bows canst ong 60 “T na Tonistlale of Set gs Pian, of Keuaehan, bor re ported, taken 10 Ni for $800, Poat or New Oni ‘Orleans on the 2u ins een Brithh. 5 ard 127, “ods to a, B March 0A me N NE” Beprono, March 10-— . fu NW cast, via Now fees Fibs, 7) a pole lat 31 foe Gidn Hi 7 hd thy the cut, cleau—, baraits showlog an Mi ador, 10 Jan 1842, Isanc any i w Cente via New ay Pep pr hb hbo, 5 rh lr ‘has Drew, fand, with 3150 gb 265 80. fu'l ca Aaboue on N Gast, Jaly #8, Canada. ‘Topham, NB, Atte 21, Charles helps, Sion 2200 and saw him take a whal wet Ving of on at Ravatonga, Oct 22, Milton, Lew: B, by: Sooth foaton, Crowell, FH, 1200. spoke Noy 9, 1600, ‘ale bound 8—Dee 29. lat 3 . Jon 78.30 W Goleo, ee How VB) U8 des out, 40 bls, "The CW weut to New Zealand ry sa put away for Coast of Chili, and fouhd chem pi y ‘graph-d—Junius or Janior, ‘ietler ceiver in town fis Capt Howland, tof Goleonda, tePorts her in lat 52, 30, 8. lon 78, 10, W 16 bis«p oil, al} well Reports, Oct 3, Montezuma, Alien, Waretiam, vo oil—Noy 24, Fresident, Simmons, Westport, 130 bis speri oll yausd one right Schr Emery. Drummond, 19 daye from Marietta, Island of cB Arrat Newport, days from Mou, ‘of am 138 do ap oil Mand 25.000" totes Beit. Monsoon, fin Phi ¢ Tarquina, at th Torqaina, at this port, Oregon, fm New Oi 73. 30- by th this poi de —by the pilot boat Waahington” Sta Mew, fin Porto Itieo tor Philade len 70, 20—by the Antarctic, at this port. Helen, tm N York, ds out, Feb 47, lat 29, | same. Ww 37, lon 2, lon Sarah Ann, 26 ds fm Tampico for New York, March 2, lat 33 Lp ds fim Wilmington, for Windies, Feb 20, lat 22 ‘arren, fm Matanzas for Charleston, 2d inst, lat 20, Ton 75. Com N_ lon 59, Meri'a, of 35, 20, Jou 75, 30 Le ot Providence, for New York, (uo date given) lat 58, lon’? Zuleite, fm Marseilles for Boston. Havana, Mareh 1. ¥ Firman, Wibourg, New do; Winnegance, Jo do; Rieke “herokee, Ala, Traxet Croker, Caracoa, do ds; York, tor ft or ch; Lowell, dodo envi, Goodbu 3 Mo Europe, do d Waieres, hoate, do, 4 di Brov ers, C Shas Thom, » Savanach. do, Splev Morning 14 MARARA, Feb 1 In port shah Porters t ry Bob Br) Durkey, tia N Vork Hi," Talor, aWel ‘Leonids.. f Boston, ldg. Br, Hava, prev to Dec 7—Ar Arabella, Jordan, 72 ds fin | Sumatra, and sid 8th for Genoa. Feusannves, eb Slo Cumberland; Elizabeth, of Sram the ith and sid for Southe ‘Tunas TaLaNn, Keb 29—In port, Susan, wd, Huut, for N York ina few da ny ed, Mantille: Bostot PU) . Keb Balen jore—i5th, art Charlotte, wroRT, March 7—Ar Metropol pel March 11—Ceeilia, Saow, (go tat &e) Robin Hood, 10’ days ‘apt sch; 8th inst, lat 3909. lon 0 ‘Bost cM Nojaie, (Prus,) York; Margarecta, J Dunbar, Havaa; jonaco, Wordi g, Fr if e, Norfolk, € Berry, “altimore. Ar 10u Jat 28 30 lon 79 40, saw rego for Liverpo 1; Miquclon lon 70 30. F oad m Harward, Mobil> Spowe 8th inst, lat 38 3 days from Portland for Cuba; dane. of Portland, Diinkwater, Matanzas len. Rane hanoek TER, Portland for NYouk. 8h, Abbathu foretopmast. Ho. four Fe eh 8—Arr Cordon, ton. oth, ar Rival Clark. Ma’ s, Burt. Sneéo. ite, Phila ih P Mich 9—Sid Roswell K Myers, Bel! ork, Porter fn Matacas Sid, Covfidence, Bailey, Newevort Heur ‘ewront, Motch 9—Arr, Mary, Bal vaunah; Champ ew, Nantucke jew York; Fancy, d York for Boston’ Huey Paaaiacde for 3 tor, Sturges. Southuort for Providence; Bolivar, Baro tacket for Norfolk; Jéxcel, Danni sker, Boston; Qinament. Oaks, rn Praviies ce for New York; Eleanor, Besse, Warehom. N, Trinidad: Despatch Corson, Philadelp! rauklin, Thomas, N York. M Bostonian, merson, do: Jas W a ‘arker, b Gall, ©. Ci + ey % Gall ‘ook, Charleston: ret, Woglam. N ¥ork-Sid, Lawrence Tote, (EH tovan, Alissa Dike Bosees, en My St {St Dorgingos WILMINGTON, March 7— 1d, Gamdus {auurstos, Maro— Are HA allen W Bi arr ig New heal Meee Balt; Benjrmin; Rogers, Gcorgetow t Indi 8; William, Johniou Boston; pal ag. Colson, NYo) k, bound t JM Clayton, ‘Moore’ Fi do; Wm. Badge 3 Glduceater Hroct saw ford, do; Placi I Hicks, Lawreac vcker, do; Ed F ‘4 lo; N Paquin, Mood: vy, tyde Haler w, ro: ist oe EB duvet Cie] Steed i ay Walia aC 2 cH Qiteea, Duone, dos chinson gif Bi re, Hi? is 3 hoc os eu rootkal d, os Cr rian x ae: Kefurm. 1 ily Pike, fe, Maura, Wilh ms. {Br} Balfour, Ov. ti Biot ‘ae, Grawterg. at “cry nud Brown, ft; yen Langevell doy 428) jan how Chr] Solway, Merevith, 40; (8 Br: thers, Marhall, do: (Br) Lau rigs Marian Hallowell, Si Beuy, Schmidt, Hubb of: Fa Lake, (qr) Jameson fm Lo don; Win P fo boo Ro: ya Albert, (Br) Gillies, fm Ay ret Johoson, , We oome, tm Betas per 2 ‘Ana, (a Koy- oe Wevtorseit, Cols 3—-C) uoger rain, Pieres he Falvey, P iteeespty Witeh, Daruves Tampico rosT OFFICE, rw LonK, March 11. 1814. N MAI‘ —On and ater this day, autil further no- tice the Basteru Steamoout Mail to Boston will be eee | ASTE at thie ottce daily, exceot Sunda} elves PM. SOHN LUMIMER _mi2 ttre __ AMUSEMENTS. __|B¥ THE SOUTHERN MAIL. 844. ANNIVERSARY BIRTHDAY OF ANDREW JACKSON. CELEBRATION PRD apY BkOaoway TABEKNACLE, | MRIDAY, the aor March, 1S 5 4 tes od it Bee i Kia 46 30 W Arabella, Babcock, o+ Bet for 8H, full. PALMO's N.Y. UPERA 2A HOUSE. cH, 8 STREE Admission One vellar Iai weet Doys of 1 Perfermmee oc mre tp ff Be Sago de Cuba, no dae—by et ae RATIC Remittance, of Portland, 11th inst. off Cape May—by the ans for + Ligerpaal: ‘2d inst, lat 29, 50, lon wrmanee | “ee a al GANSEVOORT ‘MELVILLE, ESQ. Gentlemee are invited to address the Meet Bs s0y lari. to addrpasha Meet, eho WB ciirriaa Jo Ely ‘shay for NY¥ork, 7ch inst, lat 35, lon rt. crus 9 dg im NOrleaus for ¢ 69 50—by the Manhattaw at rind, (uo date) lat Relisaro, a Roman General: Emperor Justizian +++ +++ * | it than some of the Whi . Shephard, et th Me JOINT COMMITTE 4 from St Thomas, fur New York, D Jaware—bv the Catharine, + velines of Faihsven, March tith, 39 mil OF ARRANGEMENTS. GENEKAL COMMITIEK, parete Smith, SE of the Hook hia, Keb 24, lat 26, 46, 70, 30—by the hington, of Portland, from Cardenas for Portland, lat iy carat Frankfort, 3s fm Portland for Havana, lat 38 ¥. For full ‘particulars, see lulls of the any. Th. J. Aguew, open from 9 to 4 0 George meats a othe a JOUNG MEN'S GENERAL COMMITTEE Richard B, Counolly, Albert Garnsey. The Greatest Invention of the Age. ABER, OC VIENNA. Teapeetfully announces to the ‘American ‘public, that hi ocease “d, TEEN YEARS of ex} an Nv MNGING ? A Lish eis and Lapin. jauee with che solicitations of scieat toexhihit his invention for a short tum John H. ee Levi D. Samm Jno. M, sain | adjourne né Lishenard street re Soo fortexeee sun | room of the Superior Court’ is also broken out, May aud every evening (except | ERICAN on 8. N ADJOURNE D M Sond ng from i C0 9 o el , 50 CENTS; children under ten years of | ) 3, at half-pest 7 the Ma'iue mterest—w. Il be Laid bo Na Mes ral'y on this eceusion. Some | American Seamen DANIEL SOMMERS, Secretary. REPUBLICANS A ATTENTION. MEETING ot the AMERICAN Re he ¢.rner of Broome and idridge March 13th. 1844, at half-past 7 0’ - Oakley, Green and Whitney have been invited to ad "Meeting, and good Singing may. be expected. A'l in id good exuse aremvited toastend. By or- WM. HENRY HUMBER’ im Lispenard street, third dooren the left v £29 Im*ec Pitman, for Bs - % i," Lawtou, Newport, divgy It ‘Pomlin, Foust Ate ea no THis t ev in NING, March 13, 1814, ‘0 DE Cupa, Feh 20—In port, Henry, Means, ‘The performance will com: Pencaacee, fin Wilmington, NC for Trin'dad in m NYork,ar 19th; brizs Gen Bi 4 “trinididy yith; Eagle, of St John NF, sid 2th, for 7 withthe celebrated «Me Chippendale MAKE YOUR WILLS, Joseph Brag: ss++ ses eee see ve* Mr Owen Sefton CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS. CONDUCTED BY H. ROCKWELL & 0. &. STONE. BEN&FIT OF JOHN SMITH. THIS %VinviNG, March 13, erformances to commence favor of the great der of the Associat for ‘Leeward felands s00u Geri khan, same day for Porto Hieoy' Suita Nees ‘Burns, fin NYo-k, just a BatanacNor tela por, Leland, Michels, from and for "THe AM> RICAN REPUBL CAN ihe Twelfth Wart are req.n sted ‘0 meet eitisicy meting ee 13h, orb Pr. on i for Carter Officers, &c. CES OF MERTING: am’s Marsivn House, Bloomingd: wstret—Loueabury/s Long Ko, m, M Di 4th Distries eS. Mais Hoek, a 4 N orks, Chain Ne ting Ci ttre. JOHN REED, a man Nomina ing Commi U*RIVALLED LONG ISLAND BROOK TROUT! ATTENTION EPICURES ONE AND Cay t Nu 1/OR & THOMPS: esday Lith, a tt TROUT—just bepuehe: Districts, oun Wedne Report of theirNom rt, Globe, Navarre, and Rio; jew Bedford, Brie, fin Baltimore, of Calais, ar 16th; Suna, Feb 5—Arr Tarquin, fun NYork: Gen Brooks, Salem. Jat Distriot—=Bure Gy: ry al ‘ord: African mi Drolleteg ke. olante, Vani icing, f al Eddington Boston—Cld, Florence, Grto Matera It appenr, John Peak will Dance and Sing, Cuffs seee eee MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATHKE THIS EVENING, March 13 The performanere will faod lowe Carne, ), Cardenas: Roscius, Pierce, Curling jomaston ), Hull, Baltimore. jermo. m Bath fer Gua‘aloure— berqne Daunl- p, fm Ma- lor of Ln ited BAO eer. at oe FHENIX. EXC ANG TO ate om E a CABINET MAKERS OF THE CITY OF oy YORK. HIS DAY BRING | ee A GNDEREEEA. ERSARY of the for of Cabiner Makers, vmmemorate the event. reall united mm ve 10 To eonel ith THE ALPINE MAID. jou pporting x fair dav’s wages ora f irda Bayird apert, at 9 0 relock u will attend atte. Miovniug. as the Procession will Vata 7, NuGHeEs, Secretary, 13th March uD TWIN HEIFERS. HE CELBBMATND MILK WHITE "TWIN HEI. FERS. raved ond fated by | Mt New Jit-ey, ean Dow “be seen free of er= Gurten, every day unvil Moeday vext, wheu ill be exhibited through the principal streets of te BOWERY AMPHITHERATE. JOHN TRYON fom that plac precisely ager and Lessee. 2, eta Mar 3—Arr Trumpet, Page, B: Mar 6—Arr Vetallve, hodeston lor NYork. Followed by 5. ‘re did pete Clayton Newbald, March §—sid, Lurana, White, iihled Kelly Norfolk; Montano, re N Mary Aun, «all, Thomaston for Barratatia els and spraog mi ir h Penge, at Vauxhall Tae’ FOR! TY ‘Tileves. Elizabeth] are, without his country, beiug eds. Vn; Harding, fm Boston for Balti Brnrono March 10—Arr Roger Pumler, Bert, Sid Ellen Rodman, Shepherd, X Vork: Pomon k: “Mayflower, Hecvin, and index, G bbs, N York. ing, Boles, AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR EVERY DAY AND F.VENING THIS WEEK. Last. week, positively, of SIGNUR FRANCISCY, the nes ORIGINAL KENTUCKY f Ethiopian Melodi i8 By he nye in geural are Tequested to ‘On Wodnesday neat they will |e and exposed (or sale on Saturday, the 26th instant APE, $M. JENKINS, at No. 38 Fulton J ek .—None other than Haifer Bee will be *xposed for ste MiNST hE LS. the beat ban day. America, in addition to whom tne Manager has engag mx a TLOCK, the renowned Banjo Player aud Negro fe WILLIAMS, the Delineator of Irish Character, and favorite Hornpipe Dancer. bove named atall on ICE—I do hereby forbid any person of persons : or trastin my. Ad fe, Jane Elizabesh Letts, form th jt my bed and board without tracting: ie wat ot bed by JOH. ‘Ss. 3 Berry, Sears, Sale Sparta, ‘Keldon, Be ro aid Heury, Nickson, hiird Taylor, Jaitm Singer of Comic Irish Songs, is ay ‘iebt of her el me March 1th, 1844. TO THs BRIBE Ov WILLIAM HAMILTON, GA MILTON of JOHN children of the ae William Hamilton, of Auldtown, Les’ mahaxo, Lauerkshire Scotland, or their issue ar ropinquity, they will he ee vantage by applying to KC the popular Ballad Singer. PERMITE, Centr ix 0, the admired peronees. GEN. TOM ‘THUMB in Wax. faithfully rej ret sie the celebrated POLLY BOVINE FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger ancient people of aud DANIEL Haven, Mar 10—Arr Trinidad, Duell, fin Port Spain, yething to their ad- guy: wm faithial represen tal be seen in. ieee sativa costume. the Fortune Teller. may be private: 0 ‘o'clock, and Wedneaday Paterson, New Jervey, The said Wiliam Himilton arrived in America about th » Where he died shortly after, leaving te ete sou ae IMPORTING OO) ARK BENJAMIN AND WILLIAM YOU NG have this day, farmed», Ceprrinershi for a ly, eeaitced at all Rae 3 of the ‘. bi 7s, New Orlear ‘Tay lot B ston; ) Harry T Hinckley, Saunders, M: te co with Alpine, French, for Boston—Passed going in,, ‘Phare, abe ie i Portland—Also ar, Hercules, Fuller, from Taurl and Saturday afternoons at 3 0 ‘Tickets 25 cents—ehitdren ote ten years 12 cents, Twen tyefive oid extra for private consultations with the Gipsey PUBLISHING. GREAT ATTRACTION. PALMO'SLATE CONCERT COMPANY, ar VAUXHALL GARDEN, FOR NIGHT ONLY. HO Heaveadfally inform their frieuds aud the public generally, that in order to meet the wishes of numerous families residing i the vicinity of the above popular.place of amusement, they will giv en GRAND CONCERT AT VAUXHALL AY ta veENnG, beac} Isth, 1 Ilo Mite tes SHAT Mit. KNEABS,~ Mit HOLMAN, Jrawn from the Marst sae WN Josten; Northumberland ‘at 62 yoha stieet, New York. Frazie ochestet, Fountain, da. Bouin, Gite, i ne. eek is-cAtr Barth ian, Al Somers, NYork #ld, Wave, Roger ams, Newark: Sequel, Raynor, OV aoe short time since, a Gold Bracele owner ean have by dascribiug it and 1S r RA =, Md Valhalta haven ." Boston; Killey, Matanzas. Sid, my Vi be ford. Arr 8th, Norw Ornen, Digrichson TO THE wei: ey AN RADIES FRENCH GE’ cet wel a be happy 10 b-stow every day some hours in g ous nthe French Languag Ht you wish to, learn ‘rapt ad to have fat ye ow iug direction an MR. X. ¢ ietoria, cr at N i . Wam. Curia his adjourn in fide fh this. be utifal and neces arisian acceut, you must write w DE ferme ig ea Li Lars y Aatwerr, ld, ‘Augustine Victoria, LeBaMly, Ha- PROGRAMME. INAH, March ¢ 6—Cld, Manchester, brie a, 4 + By the Compane rdemar—Below, York; Orbit Gilham, West ladies ps Monument, Marshall, Ha- rola, Jenison, N York; Robest ‘Cotln, de; Cotton Panter, 7 oe i SMYHKNA rete Awe DISH LEECHES, constantly ou hand and for sale wholesale aad retail, at very low beter by. FERDINAND & COPPA, ‘Importers of Leeches, 149 Nassau st B.- J, yerness 4 Conn will always warran’ the quali 1e3 of ‘he ech val LE RST ui ALITY Song—Di piaces horus ~Stey pryther Song—Like the bee, from Gamba Sone, Comic Teddy Roe Grand hinttation Ttatian Duct Chyrus—Now with Grief, trom Bg and Me Ki.enae By the Company Star, Sky TED SU PERIO & BLACK Satetapde street, wholes ile aud re- bers, are requested to WOOD > geut, Manufactory at 80 Sixth Ave Puin-m. do; Lancaycer, Alitama, Wool, du; Seo Chorus—¥. ‘oung love triam) hant smiling aley, da; Great Britain, Proal, do: 3 Bo. Okselt ra and Stati Saperior, Smoked Tongues, cured to SLLins & CO , 56 South st Howard's Howl has re- ‘Tein a auy el inate-for a, le, XAS, No 3 SADE LANE. ceive! by the lescaray Ls trom H. AR best that has been in this market for years. We se woo are tona of a genuine Havana Sear cA hive atts Mrs Sharpe ard Mr . By the Company had at tne door. oors oven at quarter to 7—cominence at 34 before 8 o'clock. ae COAL YARD—Situa- ~ PALMO’S OF ERA HOUSE. AC IGNOR RAPETTI begs to espe the patrons of the One- ra, that his Benefit h.ving been po tponed in favor of Mr. Palmo, it is fixed to take which’ aceasion he respecttu' ae Br) Lia ae U Napier. ‘Griflth, abst M C. mpbell, burs do; t Anv itch, do; ‘and other coavel GEORGE W. FARLEY, 166 Cr erry street, MILL. PROPER Y, Tikes parciculars wpply to ‘ Ft Columbus, day, March 14, #1, lly solicits their patronace ‘and Lor} ]J & Berbera, ‘Coleman, oo. VALUABL. THS LARGE EXT and Water :rivileges Orange County, Stace of © performance will commence ith gle beautiful ane ELISK ET (LAUD Delay’ amie OF raveral: Ainvivers n Elivect (Jaudio wil te sung by Slik. A OBLIGATO on the Viol., executed by AND. SOLO on. the, Violin, with an GR. RAPETTI. be followed by the vera IL PURITANI. ENSIV's FLOURING MILL Fort Montgim ry, . adjoining the Hud order aud ready vo com tb “a tite, hag ey be Ht, Joyee, Phe ea (Br) Affgha [ Maigare:, © which, b Ghani AIA fro " T’ Afier which, a Adagio and Brith t Variations, by SI T Wheels nerly new ‘and ail «ther vecesaacy tma- ate stream of water, Cpa C di ble of Ae ‘other large works if On the premises are th ee g 0d Haru, and o.herout buildings. about forty acres of Land. Hines gre also xoout two nundred acres of Meadow Lend, since for the pup se of a rea rvoir,whe cilicg Houser, one Cooper B.- Signor Rapetti would respectfally ettenase to the the ason tickets that their seats will be kept (ng NY. rh 4c) eld Augusta, Post, for H.vana. Arr cay of m1 urchased « me yea ay Oren HEWIy erected & durable and substantial dam, s0 48 to Contain wa er enough to supply the mil twelve weeks, tear resus Rigb actionticn tree bate Tee of along droug it. have resolved to tender him a erm er and gentlema wlimen ary Ball, to take pla tne A polio Saigon, Brosdway oa Thursday Evening, 2 at iat. math De Granval very convenient for the manufacturing of irou- wire crany heavy erticles, as there is ao land carriageand a carrying one hundred tocs or more can come to the ession given on the latof Ma ._ For further particn- laeaappiy to he wroprictoron ther nies HN RosU UNDERHILL & HAAR No. Te Foees com: BELL TAVE RN, 29 ANN STREET, BLING OF VOCAL AMATEURS ge a NE pigew on WRUNKADAY EVENING, y 29 Aum street, to wiith, rll I ate specialiy invited fo aitoue Ap cmayuent Prot i reside at the Piano Forte, and the air tsken a1 Sovclck ie JOHNS BH. WOODGATE, D. LAWRENC Ln Hp eieut. re; Pol.ock, 5 erpool; Wor a) Anderson: Forbes & eran f the Funds of VOLK Ne'sot! TTY of this city. 20th March, at the Apollo Sa NUAL BALL, in pan er Pia see on Wednesday. *Hchets can'b: procured off NO. M. MIC: HALL, fas Vier Pre L. GARKIES, Esq, Treasure, 113 Chatham st. lent. nt. 201 Broadway. PARR’S LIFE PILLS. Wea Pike $2 Bread ae INTER 18 ENDING, and SPRING COM covutar medicine should be tmken by every one aD Simmonde.t 15 Pens atiet. UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF MEDICAL DEPART! ‘MEN’ HE COMME NOLME Doctor of Med ¥ invited to atcend. Awi way, lide Clove! A. Myers, 58 Reade street. "m taken with salty at thied tors be tate to Spanien, Portacuese, German E PILOT BOAT, BOYS’ BALL. oy om 't UKBDAL . ’ ath instant in tre Chapel of the Usiversity. bers of the Profession, aud pablic generally = == y fy Mr. Coruelias Shee h ‘The Boor will be andes spa ieularly rervested wotto form on the floor until no- ties is given by. the Veqaiion pt Aeesreentecntetg, Sens, Bid, fay Baseor b, Seeredl Cook, John Koirden, Cornelios Sher - CHAS. R. SEELY, Sec’y The celebrivea New York Cotillion Band is eagaged tor the siology, (jh. deauoed from the histor Procersion wy 1 Mig fiom the College Building, in | te will be reserved for the Ladies. ‘by oid rot the Fags nile James Nico., Treas 8’ BEDFORD, Mb, VA AND Ct Br. 88.1 hi ty used on be pboart oy in the ure remeuy,. i rotnen fs diet or confinement, finds himself cured s temedy. Bor sale whole-ale anc ASRS TARWANT, Dru m8 2wis*ee a eae Greenwich and ROBERT | Woes HART, NO. 1 NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE, purchasers, Scotch Ale, it, Seotch and Irish Whir+ key, Dark aud Pale Brandies, Madvirn Sherry, Port, Chan Paugue, Sparkling Hoek, Cinret, &e. All of the best quality. FERS for enle, in lots tos London ard Dublin Brown 8¢ tmis® 2s, 309 Water at; at Montgy homas, 10 Centre st; and mere Hail, in Prince st; John Bartlet’s, 3) Bowe THE MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL OF THk ‘ NEW YORK BRIGADE BAND i" ella os it s,s Arrant their Parr vifePil's to be oveamongrt the m-ny quack mastruins oF fered to ad waptte , e powere oye ly b ANTS QMroUND eae T OF CAPAL a call at their of- amongst whom n without aay apotication ta’ medion’ maa, witseni ne they numer al the ing tion ectual y inn few pense and a saving of feesing to asensitive sin his reach 73 cheap, Lops ‘and pleasant 20., rings 5c Up stairs, he aA an AND Liv ng of the Wh Rea’t ey G Hermitage Hall; the’ ia Broadway; and eae to _ Agt 4 ita Sea THEATRICAL NOTICE. pat THEATRE will opea on or abont iby er oder ced 7 Ww, Ls tship HENDRIC vill posit vely sail on. the pap March, her rews for engagements [ogee paid jar day. Seen et 8 for cabin, secon THE PEACOC K, NEW DINING ROOMS, NOS. SOUTH WILLIAM AND. $6 8 "ONE STS. White b routs, near velmovieo’s, Hanover Square be Coent ea? *) Ts New and fant. Hooms eodgakmitna ie ie, to cess . Boiled god teas! Jom, Poultry Merchants and others tre inyited to make trial pt by econo mical and convenient mode of dining, ent will be found nt hi 9G MORAY syoakl hours of 19 nad Spud Io C4 reer arott of Senin. ROR EIVERFOOL-Regalar Pa nthe ablen did eet at arch dd packet shi ip 1000 tons, will positively sail passengers: imake euriy" application to office in the ‘Theatre between ¢ tonttend to alt tasineas relative recess, the Theatre et be bg ted by that eminent etely redecorated ane tILGE, and many alu rationr wading tothe comfort of ine patrona We Bis apie "oe PORTUGUESE FEMALE PIL. THESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, we peromve, to be obtained in this ment on the last colmma. fourth opened THI Mc EMt we, ory cabin, and steerage prssen Persons wishing wo ‘embark shoold m: sey McMURRKAY, Pine st. corner South kers are very superior early application to gn! ry. Sew asl veriive Washington, {Correspondence of the Herald. ] Wasnineron, Mareh 11, 1844. I will again state, and with great caution, that the balance of probabilitues is, that the tariff bill re- Wareh 13 che performance will | ported to the House, will be passed by the Senate. 1 | say it on the authority of the opinions of some of Sig. A. Valsilina | the most judicious Senators. There is more appre- hension that Wright and Buchanan will vote against as for example, Messrs, Mangum, Berrien, Rives and Archer. I cannot, however, easily believe that Mr. Wright would so desperately jeopardise the interests of Van Buren heatte on the off nights will be let for C: eas at the South as to vote against the bill, notwith- standing he (and Mr. Buchanan) voted in favor of | the tariff of °42. But they voted for it as the only | alternative for no revenue—a reason which will not Ni | Prevent them from voting in favor of a more demo- cratic tariff. Ningold’s Flying Artillery has been eeaeing Fever in (pro- | this morning in front of the Capitol, and broken | the glass out of the windows. The consequence is the Se chainber is so cold that the Senate has over till to-morrow. Every glass in the which has also caused that body to adjourn. Pow- der burns at Washington with peculiar violence. understand that the President, accompanied by the Seeretary of War, were reviewing the company | at the tiine of the accident. The guns were fired |in the immediate vicinity ef the Supreme Court room, and the glass was broken from the windows directly behind their backs. As soon as the Court | learned that they were not Capt Stockton’s big guns, they unanimously decided, with commenda- ble sany froid, that they were more scared than hurt, and immediately adjourned, on the principle that diseretion is the better part of valor. 8. B. Wasntneton, 7 P. M. March 11, 1844. The Herald of yesterday (Sunday) has just ar- tived with the extraordinary intelligence from Washington, with cut illustrative—that the Oregon question has been “summariiy, definitively, finally and eternally disposed of by Long Johs, of Illi- nois.” It has created one universal burst of joy among the Western members—many of whom have well nigh splittheir sides with laughter. Mr. Bu- chanan was booked fora speech to-morrow, but Gen. Atchison says he shall tell him it is of no use to speechily any more upon that matter—for it is all settled. Captain Ringold has been astonishing the quiet people of this city to-day with his ehort hand sys- tem of providing work for the glaziers, and who, with his ‘flying mancauvres in the field. It i celebrated company of Artillery from Fort McHen- ry, at Baltimore, and a superb company it is too,— It is said to be the best disciplined company in the United States. The way Capt. Ringold breaks glass out of the windows would astonish rowdies, and tender-nerved people. He ought to get a pa- tent, His glass-breaking to-day—including expen- ses for replacing the glass—paying fifw-one Sena- tors $8 per day, together with all the subordinate officers—paying eight judges of the Supreme Court together with counsel fees, in cases pending, an pay of officers, &c. &e., to say nothing of the dam- num publico in the matter | delaying businees— will cost the country something hike $2000, at the least calculation, and perhaps $5000. Powder ia Washington, whethe er in big cannon or little, in ri- fles at forty paces, or in pistols at eight, burns with destructive effect. 8. B. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRE! FIRST SEBSION, House of Representatives, Wasutnaton Crry, Monda: night, March Hw, PMsolution Day On a resolution day in the Horse, there is always a great hubbub, with little or no business done; but to-day there was quite an unusual amount ot unne- cessary fuss and noise and confusion expended in the House, for which the constituents of the Mem- bers will reckon with them, sooner or later. The cee part mee a was consumed in calling the es and noes, although the House met at 1 o'clock and dia "nat adjourn until nearly 4, al- most a five hours session; yet the following is all the business done:— Mr. Cranston complained of an article in the “* Globe,” saying Mr. Rathbun made him take back all he had said about Dorr; he called on Rath- bun tor an answer ; the latter said he was not res- ponsible for newspaper articles. 5 A vote was re sidered about chan nging the time of holding the U.S District Court in Ohio, because it seemed to imply censure on the Judiciary Com- mittee. Leonard and Fi morials about a ary ing the Hudson. A bill was reported and referred, to extend the civil and criminal jurisdiction of lowa over the whole of the Oregon Territory. ‘The House, by a vote of 127 to 33, agreed to meet at 11 o'clock hereafter. ‘They Jaidon the table @ resolution declaring it is un- constitutional to abolish elavery in the Districts or Terri tories, or to present petitions en the subject, by a v 96 to 61. They refused totake up Giddings’ resolution to abolish resented resolutions and me- jock at New York,and improv the 2oth rule, vote on the demand for the previous question bem es “ noes 77. They resol 20,000 extra copies of the new to report of the ( ommittes Ways and Means on the tariff, ayes 109, noes 50. They refused to print the minority report on the tariff. They adopted two resviutions to amend the Rules, al- though they e clearly out of order, One was to ena- ble a simple majority of the House to vo inte Committe of the Whole whenever they thought pro, his was ed, 112 to. 56. The other was teenuble a simple majority to take a bill out of Committee of the Whole and to stop all the debate thereon, whenever they thought proper. ‘This was passed 03 to76. Although this latter is the Gay nd wus denounced Jast Congress bitterly calling on the President to state whether Gen, Duff Green bar been employed abroad by this government at any time or place during the last 3 years, and if so, ut what place, by whom im what capacity, what he had done, under what law he was appointed, who paid him, how much he wea and where the money came from. ‘They refused to snspend the printing of the Tariff Re- port for 10 days. ‘The last resolution was important. Mr. Hema Auten Moone, (who has been sick all the session,) offered a resolution thatthe House should take up the new Tariff Report and Bill on the 27th inst., and discuss it from day to day till it was passed. He demand- ed the previons question on thia x moved to lay this on the table, because omy of the locofocos want time to write home about the tariff before they vote. Weller withdrew his motion, however. Broapuean, of Pennsylvania, renewed it. The ayea aud noes were demanded, and the House refused to ley the motion ow the table:—Ayes 86, noes 90-176 voting. Yeas —Messrs. Abbott, Adama, , Baker, Barri Barnard, Blackwell, Jacob Brinkerho! Brown, Jeremiah Brown, Buttington, lin, Cousin, Chilton, ¢ ton, Dana, Garrett Da Davis, John W. Davis, Dean, Deberry, Di Diekin rf Mas Elmer, KF ‘ot, Foster, French, Guldin yz" ram Green, Grinuell, Grider, Hardin, vurer, Hays, Hu bell, Hudson, Washington Hunt, Jo Ingersoll, Ire vin, Jenks, Perley B. Johnson, J. z nedy, Daniel al? King, McClelland, Mctivaine, Maral Parmenter, Patterson, Pettit, oes ‘Elisha R. Power, Pratt, Rayner, Ritter, Tockiwell i Rodney, Rogers, Rus- sell Sample, Schenck, Senter, Severance, David L- Bey- Albert Smith, Caleb B. Smith, Stephens, Andrew ewurt, Summers, Tilden, i oa Vance, Vinton, Weth- , Williams, Winthrop— Navi -Mesara, Atherton, Atkinson, Benton, Edward J. jossier, Bower, Bowlin, Boyd, Aaron V are, William J. Brown, Burke, Burt; Caldwell, Campbell, R. Chapman, Chappell, Cobb, Cross, Cullom, Daniel, Daw- son, Dromgoole, Duncan, Dunlap, p, Ficklin, Hale, Hamlin, Hammett, Haralson, Henley, Herrick, Holmes, Hoge, Hop- kins, Houston, Hughes, Hungerford, James B. Hant, Cha. J. Ingersoll, Jameson, Cave Johnson, A Johnson, Geo. W. Jones, Andrew Kennedy, Preston King, Labranche, Leon ard, Lewis, Lucas, Lumpkin, Lyon eCauslin, MeCler nand, McConnell, McDowell, NeKay, Moore, per, Newton, Owen, Payne, Emery D iter, Purdy, Reid, Reding, Relfe, Roberts, Robinson, St. John, Sann- dera, Thos * Seymour, Simons, ‘Simpson, Slidell, The’s Robert Smith, Steenrod, Stetson, John art, tone, Taylor, Thomasson, Thompson, a. , Weller, Wentworth, Woodward, Joseph A. Wright—90 e question then came up on seconding the demand ba od jon; t this wastaken by tellers and 3, 5; only 108 — ’ | of Ga., offered an amendment that the final vote should be taken on it by the first of May. Mr. Hanis objected, and {pending this, the House ed- journed. Svrrewe Cover or tite Uxrren Staves, March 9.—No. 16. William R. Hanson, et al vs. Sohn H. ice, in error to the Circuit Court of the United States for Pennxylvania. Mr, Justice Wayne delivered the opi- nion of this Court, reversing the judgment of the said Cirenit Court, and remanding this ~_/ with directions to award a venire facias de novo, 9. J. L. BH. Me Cracken vs. Charles Hay ward, Se division in opinion from the ©: incuit Court of the United States for illinois, Mr Justice Baldwin delivered the opinion of this Court; lst. That the motion made by the a counsel oe to be granted in manner and form as ; 2d. That the return of the marshal on the execut 3 which the p 'y was and not sold, hecause two-thirds of the valne was ot bid’ therefor, should be set as id, ‘That the Court should direct the property levied on in the usual mode at pub tie auction to the highest bidder, without havin; the same yalued by three householders, withou' cegard to the valuation which has been made, ond without requiring two-thirds of said valuation to be bid therefor ; 4th. That the Court should direct the mar- shal to proceed and sell the y without regard to jons of the act of 27th February, 184, of the Legislature of [linois, and the rale adopting said law at