The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1844, Page 3

Contractors to furnish stock were allowed to do 40 at 95 Per cent above full stocks, those who were able accepted the terms, and those who were not able were ruined and became bankrupt brokers. After having in this way ob- tained possession of all the stock afloat, it was necessary to bring it into the market again, A stock of any descrip- tion is only worth what it will bring. It is of no value on paper, the market prices establishes that. The immense capital locked up in this manner could not remain so long —the operator was compelled to realise—he came into the market with his stock, and in one week it fell ninety-five per cent, and continued falling until it reached about seventy or feighty percent. This, of course, ruined the operator, es he had ruined hundreds before this. This stockfhas, since the bursting of the bubble, touched as low as five a six per cent. From pix it has, in the course of two years, reached sixty-four per cent,and the inflation is still rapidly progressing. To what point it will reach» or to what extent the reaction will go, time alone will de. termine. The maxim with stock speculators should be, small profits and short sales. The present inactive and depressed state of the stock market is produced by other and more natural causes State stocks particularly, are unfavorably influenced by the position of the political questions of the momcut. ‘The agitation on the annexation of Texas and the settlement of the Oregon boundary, has created a distrust in State securities that speculators could not contend against. The ‘Texas question will bring us at direct variance with Mexico, and indirectly with Great Britain and France The sense of the House of Representatives is pretty well settled by the vote taken on Mr. Winthrop’s re, solutions, to suspend the rules to admit his proposition, “That Texas ought not to be admitted into the Union.” ‘The House refused to suspend, by a vote of 122 to 40. ‘The Western States are ripe for war, as it would relieve them of the heavy debt under which they labor. The South are in favor of the annexation of Texas, as it would extend their political power on subjects particu- larly connected with their domestic institutions, These two great sections of the country, are determined on the settlement of these things immediately. The whole West, to a man, is in favor of at once taking possession of the contemplated points and risking the consequences. The direct effect of this state of the political par ties on State stocks, will be of the most vital im, portance in financial circles. The Western States owe debts larger than they ever will be able to pay.— Nothing will wipe them out but a war—nothing else will relieve them of the might of taxation. An event of this nature will settlea numberof the questions now agitated. ‘The public lands would be used up in carrying on a war of years, and the friends of distribution would lose their favorite hobby. The tariff would no longer be a bone of contention between the two parties—its protec- tive and revenue features would be lost in the disuse that wonld follow a war. The holders of State stocks in Europe would never after have any occasion for anxiety onaccount of the non payment of their demands. And the manufacturers of the North and cotton growers of the South would become mutual promoters of each other’s in- terest aad welfare. Party strife and recrimination at home would be allayed, and the country would come. out regenerated and disenthrelled. These considerations exert a powerful influence in the sections of the country before alluded to. They see before them forthe future, great prosperity, and nothing will be left undone to bring about the necessary movements to produce such anew and im- proved state of domestic affairs. ‘The East, and all that section of the country engaged in commercial pursuits,will use their great influence,backed bystrong parties abroad interested in the existence of good will and peace between this country and Great Britain to promote peace, There is animmense amount of foreign capital appropriated to the development of the riches and resources of this country. Millions upon millions have been invested by foreigners in our werks of public im- provement and internal institutions, and the influence of this will be brought to bear upon our relations with the mother country, The very existence of the manuractur ing interest of Great Britain dependa entirely upon a con- tinuation of the present peaceable position of the two countries. It is impossible to look at the various links that bind the two nations together, without coming to the conclusion that any actual disruption is impossible. We have much to lose by such an event and every thing to gain. England hae everything at stake and nothing to gain. We speak commercially. We reter to the result as regards trade and commerce. The Senate of Ohio have laid on the table the bills sent up from the House for concurrence, in relation to the establishment of a Free Baukiug law, and the recharter- ing of the Hocking Valley Bank, the Franklin Bank, and tho iFrrmers’ and Traders’ Bank, of Stubenville, and the Franklin Bank. Cotton Market. The sales of the week, exclusive of a number of impor- tant shines te amount to 27,400 bales, of which 14,600 were sold during the last three days, and we notice them particularly as follows, ppi at 7}, 24 at}, 61 at 84, 83 at 8}, 47 at 77, 800 t Sf, 23 at 6, 183 at 74, 70 at 9, 40 at 73, 500 at —, 1 at 8}, 99 at 9, 1330 at 9, 460 at —, 195 at 7}, 180 at 89, 427 7}, 10b at 6}, 91 at 10}, 769 at 9}, 57 at 8, 264 at 8], 166 at 6}, 200 at 8, 55.at 8}, 100 at 8, 60 at 83, 160 at 8449, 600 at 7, 200 at 8}, 500 at —, 205 at —, 102 at Bf. 203 at 7/,'234 at 77, 96 at 8}, 200 at 8}, 75 at 6}, 41 at 82, 175 at 8}, 106 at 8, 46 at 9, 144 at 8}, 63 at 11, S8.at 8, 240 at 8 205 at 73, 107 at 8}, 114 at 7 13-16, 187 ut 7{, 133 at 8, 304 at 8], 278 at 8}, 368 at 84, 257 at 3}, 570 Mississippi and Western District at —, 40 Mobile at 8}, and 63 Texas at 7} cents per Ib. Baltimore Cattle Marke t. Beef cattle continue to come in freely, and sales have been readily effected of all that have reached the market during the week at prices corresponding with those of last week. @n Monday 130 head were offered and 80 sold. ‘The offerings on Thursday embraced 380 head,80 of which were taken for other markets and all the balance sold to the city butchers, We quote the extremes of prices paid at $1 60 for inferior to $2 0 per 100 Ibs., for prime quali- ty on the hoof, which is equal to $3 a $4'76net. The sales were principally, however, at prices within those ex- tremes. All the live hogs that have come in huve been taken on speculation, and retail sales are now making at $4 62} a $4 75 per 100 Ibs, ‘There are but few now offer- ing. Foreign Markets. [Correspondence of the Herald.} Rio Gnanve: po Sut (Brazil,) Jan. 2, 1844. Ibeg to waiton you with some information regarding this market. ‘The American arrivals for the past year have been 20 from the United States and 6 from elsewhere, making a total of 26 vessels. Iuronrs.—From the United States have been since Ist July last, 7,999 bbls flour, 40 bbls pilot bread, 315 boxes and 305 kegs crackers, 450 packages domestics, 5 cases prints, 6 cases duck, 2,530 kegs lard, 836 firkins but- ter, 238 cheese, 1,406 boxes tea, 133 boxes sperm candles, 72,030 feet lumber, 156 coils cordage, 92 hhds and 343 hams, 10 hhds shoulders, 100 drums codfish, 155, bushels heans, 96 bbls rice, 7 bbls pork, 43} bbls beef, 2 bbls smo. ked beet, 12,000 bricks, 143 doz brooms, 6 bbls brandy, 6 cases counterpanes, 2 344 Ibs Cassia, 31 wheelbarrows, "45 American clocks, 1351 lbs copper, 30 packages drugs, 2 hhds and 9 boxes glassware, 9 boxes wool hats, 8 boxes palm leaf hats, 1000 Ibs lead, 4 cases matches, 3 bbls linseed il, 2 bbls sweet oil, 5,369 feet oars, 25 bbls pitch, 42 boxes pickles, 10 boxes cayenne pepper, 25 bbls Rosin, 526 gals rum, 10,015 bushels salt, 12 spars, 11 bbls spirits tar, 15 bbls spirits turpentine, 10 bbls varnish, 5 boxes tobacco, 69 boxestwriting ink,52 pipes and 68 bbls wine, pipes gin, ‘45 doz champagne, 100 boxes cider, 1,485 dollars,/195 deab- loons. The consumption of flour may be estimated at 24.000 bbls per annum, and it will be seen that the quantity that has come direct is too small for the demand, therefore, it has been mad up by coastwise shipments.” This wonld not be the case if there were regular traders,as it stands to reason that this article, coming direct from the U. States, can be sold at a less rate than after paying a coastwise ireightequal to 65 or 70 cts per bbl, besides an additional duty of lf per cent. Present quotations are:— Richmond City Mills flour, “Gallego” and “Haxall, Richmend County, 17$500 Baltimore, 17$000 “ 688 « Domestics—From the United States are preferred to the English manufacture, but the latter being sold at very long credits, our buyers often purchase them on account of the time in preference to the short credit given on American, Prices now rule as follows:— 17 inch per yard, 150 rials to net 63-5 cents 30 a 160 “680 18$500 cash to net $7 55 cts. “707 4 “ 170 a ak Blue drills,“ 7 4 967 H Destiny wo agy! lw hed drills‘ wm " " oF le 97 ine! “ 10 1 4 gee Brown drills pS ee os ‘i “ 0 0 LOgAN a Wood seat have bean saleable for the past year ‘They are now worth per dozen 27$000 to net $10 69 cts. Cane bottoms are only saleable in very small quantities, worth beg gi oO Covrisn has been in good demand, but none except northern fish, packed in drums of 123 Ibe each will sell to any advantage; now worth 129000 to net $4 43 cts. ie yf oto b rin pi bards to nett124c. That from the U, States not gener: tay sitciently salted. peonrove cmp ret net Peing Conpace—Rossia canvass and answer, from the U, aie jae deme Cordage, Ist quality, 2 to net lag ou 13 »2 id 37 conts por quintal Canvass, piece, 268000 — ggg Ravens duck “ 1agooy gg Hams-- Few only can be sold, worth 180 rs per Ib6} cts POT Atte ertidle: tbe 1 Leno isan article that is generally saleab| quantity lately imported has been more then regaipat es consumption, worth 160 r8 per Into net 44 cts Lowrrn—Pine boants and plank a i 1000 foet 658000 to net $25.. | cguatiebritnd ‘T'rs—That preferred here is Hyson, the consumption ts, however, small, wort. per Ib 1$000 rs to net 41 cts. , Vill not answer from the U, States. Worth 19000 per alq, to net Al cts Cette, ‘Tar a and Marseilles are sold in ‘able quantities, while Lisbon only is sold ina much smaller proportion. Barrels are preferred, and a dork color and a good body. Prices rate now — Cet pipes 16 Small eH Sta A ar Tarragona, large “ 90 25 16 “small 22:37 Marseilles, large ‘* 3 | Lisbon, superior “ wird Hine: Export ‘The quantity exported for the United States bas been 111,! es, of which for Salem 21,850, Baltimore 10,661, Philadelphia 11,564, New York 67,897; light hides to average 234 Ibs, are now costing on bourd 9} a9} cts per Ib. ark—Mixed 6$000 per a, to cost on board per Ibfl1 cts, Horxs—Ox 6$000 per 100, to coston board per 1000 $34 18 cents. Sin Bonxs—6$000 per 1000, to cost on board per 1000 $3 62 cents Dottans—2$000—Doubloons—32$000. Jaxwany 17, 1844. P. 8. Since the foregoing, the brig Sea Bird, from New York, with an assorted cargo, and brig Ganges, from Sa’ lem, ied come in,and they are the only American vessels in port. Vion has been sold, Haxall, at 18$000, 2 month’s cre- dit, to net $6 91 cts; Richmond country 16$500, 2 months credit, to net $6 21 cts; therefore, Baltimore cannot be quo- ted over 15$500 per bbl, to net $5 74, as our bekers are now supplied In minor articles I have no alteration to make in the quotations annexed; annexed to which beg reference: — Corn brooms 5$000 per dozen; barrel covers 6$000 per do- zen; crackers, large kegs, 3500 per a; smail kegs 2$000 xes 2600 per box; cheese 300 rs. per 1b f exports no olteration to note. Died, On the 16th inst., of ecarlet fever, Jou L., eldest son of Robert Cunningham, aged 6 years and 9 month ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at 2 o’clock, at his father’s residence, No, 36 Harrison st. On the 24th February’, aged 26 years, of rapid consump- tion, inthe Havana, Mr. Tuos. G. Sistrsox, of London, and late of New York, son of —— Simpson, Esq., of the former place. On the 6th January, at Rio Grande, Brazil, Wrasam T. Innes, of this city, on the 27th year of his age. His frien:ts, those of the family, and his brother Edwd. 8. Innes, are invited to attend the funeral of i afternoon, at 5 i On the 17th of March, of scarlet fever, Lucerta Banks Govtp, daughter of Alexander . and Mary Jane Gould. vged 3 yearn and @ months Passengers Arrived. Loxnor—Ship Westminster—M Devine and Indy, of Liver- pool; HW Jackson. Carada; PE Headerson, Geo! Mesrson Geo Thomas, Win Ryan, Henry Harrison, of London; 3B Brown, of Boston, and 16 in the steerage Foreign Importations Lonnox—Packet Ship, Westminster—42_pkgs J M Opren- heim & co—9 Goshon, Hodges & comil Wk J Waring=-i Landreth & co—15 Morrison Broth:ss—24 © Vyse—4 J Counsh 302 G Myers & Son—11 Inglis & co—9 HM Consul—3 G Sheppard—s Parsons, Canning & cO—24 A W Tobey & co—2 A Stewart & co—! A’Bartlett & co—2 Nollenis & ¢1—2 CA & GP b verson—2 Mark Levy & Brethers—2_ WJ Morrison & co Ty oF Williams—2 J Mortimer & co—5 Cumming & com150 W Harriman—i84 Clark & co—857 Coreden & co—391 J B El n—23 G Mager & Son—7 Wells & Spring—43 Smith, Spur gar & co—27 Phelps, Dodge & cn—20 Goor & co—8 Levi, Cook & co ¢ Summers & +6 L J Cohen—5 C King & co—7 O # Gleim—13 Jasigi & co— J Elhs n—55 4 F Chapman: BD Brees—2D Appleton eo~3 Wiley & Putnam—t H Blunk—3 & K Collins & co—2 Waller-—2. Goodhue & co—? D Haddens & Sout Ivrscy—3 reanell & Sons—'57 Biffken & co—35 Burritt & co—t60 HN eck K co—12 CF Morewood & coma MJ & MA ber Brother—2 PC Butler— 2 Pr ’atou & co—I Morton & e ‘aller—! G Winter ip H Barcombe—1 P Sedgwick—1319 Da- vis, Brooks & co—?: China—368 boxes sugar 45 htds molasses 5 bis 48 tex honey Chastelain & P 410 Ubh tes 24 blehoney M Taylors fUvere 410 bes sugar t bhd ¢ MARITIME HERALD. Salling Vays of the Steam Ship:. 01 Caledonia, Lott. oe me Ward & co—I De iH teultA & G. Western, G Britain, Fore; Letter Bags hg Hereafter, Letter and New: Bags for all World, will be made up at the Hiemate Orrico Ship Masters and Agents Wo shall esteem it a favor, if Ceptains of Vessels will give t» Commodore Ronert Sitvey. of ont News Flect, 2 ives Ror of the Shipping left at the Port whence they the easels Spoken on their P Vessel non 8 List of their Caryo, ‘and foreign. Newspapers or News they ma’ ie Gourd them immediately” om their arrival ts and Cor- fespondents, nt home or abroad, will slsy conier a favor by sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they. cnt obtain. | Naatienl Information of aay bind will be hangs PORT OF NEW ¥ORK, MARCH 18 SUN RISE! SUN SETS Arrived, Packet atte ‘Westminster. Hovey, from London and Ports- n mouth, 12-h Feb. with mdse, te J Griswold. The W. has been off the Hook since Thursday. i Small, 18 day from Trinidad De Cuba, with sa- ‘ouvert. 2d inst . lat 36, lon m Matanzas for Boston. jlsnuy for NYork 5 ds; Har do; Teazer, Boston. Id; Ju c in 10 das niet, Brown, in quar; Porto lia, Philad 10 rap ds Swedish brig Jehan, Hedlaud, 72 days from Gottenburg,with 200 tons iron to E Dixon. Br brig Dolphin, Kelly, 5 days from Halifax, NS, with 220 bbls 56 hfdo mackerel 274 ble 6 hf do salmon 1 do trout to mas- ter. 16th inst. Sandy Hook distant 40 miles,pasced New flaven of New Haven, steering 8 W. j Schr Thomas Wynues, Dowdy, 4 days take Vira with oysters. to master, Hason board Capt Re ind crew of the North State which was lost off Hog Island, Washing? n forN in the ith inst, d on her beam ends, foremast gone and full of water. The captain and crew were taken off by aschr bound to Philad. and afve: board a schr bound to Virginia. Schr Andes, King 3 days from New London, with granite to rds put on master. Below. ‘Two brigs—Wind Sallea Jacob Pennell, New Orleans; Vicksburg, Berry, do; Apalachicola; bargae Perk'ne,’ NOricanss Union, hee; Republie, Apalachicola; Sophia, Nor foin; Romp, Balize, Honduras. Also ship Olive & Elezas for Liverpool, Herald Marine Correspondence. Six St, THomas, (West Indies) Feb. 14, 1844. Rt TY 4 . 8. ship Prebe, Commander Thomas W. Freeborn, ar- rived at this port ov the 6th ia 13. days from Boston, and sailed on tre Mth vice=Officers and crew in gord health ‘ The U. ip tomac arrived off the mouth of the harbor onthe 1g bat did not enme wp. ‘The following American yeisels were in port when the Prebl~ left—Metamora, Low, from B-Itimore, bound to Turks id; Oberlin, Hoyt: fm Newpor-, Wales, for Savannah, put distress, having re aud ‘main topmast, and fe id ence, Faulkner fm Tobi it ‘enus,Price, Sawyer, n, Bacon, Misce ip Huron, Paine, fr while pass ng the Salt Key Ba Asnorr—S! New York, on 26th ult, | ww a fu'l rigged brig ashore on Vog Rock: apprrently jus got on “Drowns D—ship Regul vee from Glasgow te New Orleans, lost overboar wd Maleom Mor on of New York. | AN Baio Najape, Voss, from Boston for New York, 10 load for Prussia, in attempting to enter Province: | town har or morning of 13th, ran ashore on Weod End, and the | Avwing on shore all day, bad driveo her up high and dry, | throw over her bal ast, aud if the weather should favorable, will soon come off. ‘ge Whatemen. | veral reports a girculation on ‘change, yesterday that | the Moctezuma, Captain Tower, from the ‘WwW Const for N had been lost af sea ina gale of wind—no farther particulars— | Al the Canada, Capt opharn, whileat anchor in one of | the bays of the NW Coast, had been taken by the natives and the crew murderea, These reports, as far as we conld trace them, were communica ed by asatior, who went to NBeaford nthe morning train of ears, and who'said that he had just ar= rived ina wi Re 2s is all we know of these ors — The N Bedfo etin of last evening con Stonington of the Newark, reported to he « had arrives et NBedford, but has no.ally We saw agentleman wno left Stonivgt n yesterday morning, aud he invormed us thar if the Newark had bronght the above pitalieies he uadoubdtedly wo. Id have heard it.—' oston Post Mare! _ Bourne,fm South | 1950 bbls wh 150 sp +f $c Vauls, Nov heard from her 18ch. + 900 wh 340 Taliman do. 450 ti, Di di in Cove, March '4—Arr Rosco it Helena, Jan 28. with a fuil cargo ‘A, 20, wood, Lue», 00 wh; Le sire Cheroke:, Devoll. doy 3° wh clean; Outarin, Sagharbor, 2300 wh Wh: Oct 11, off $< Paul. Julius Cesar; NL. 5 Acaats, Havevs, SH, 1300; Noy 10. Fhiterus, wh; Dect, Albion, Jeuney, FH, 1600 wh; Oct 20, ‘ashington, Coffin, NB, 850'wh, 150 sp; Oct 16, Friends, NL all well, not states; ‘the Albion. a few 's previous, Mary.Nick- | erson, NB. 18. mos, 1400 wh 550 4p; Neptune, Green NL. 16 1m h—having los fthe ea is brether, and 01° seaman short time previ he mate had been sick with the as, but was recovering. Also heard from off St P in en, Hathaway, NB, 850 wh 150 sp; Nov 1, Drs » do, 700° wh 60 sp and Ltt wh. Sid fm St Helena,ph with Elizabeth, Bates, Mattapois tt, 600 Jackson, sid Ja Also arr, Hobome mouth, with 2200 bb 24, lar 4. 3. lon 82, W. spi Navigator Naut, 0 ‘ Spoke, Ort | is, Downs Falmouth, 750 | Ves Tat 41 lon 93, Heor’, Mane | pester, Dee >, lat 45, lon 77, Rodman, | Newrom 3g 1p; Dec 30, lat ot, “d sisnals with a ship, supposed the Zenan, Col 4 + off Lope Horn, Diego Isl at for Nant. I ‘leat Geo Washington, Russell, W: ston Ka sou, Nant 1100 6p 200 wh, hound on ad then homé Heard from off Massatuero, Dre Nant, 40989 Spoke Jan 4, Diegos Dowrs for home a Mart er, sig t, Spleud'd, Sm th, 92 ds fm Edgartown, clean, had carried away furet mast a few 4s previn bar. tata. fou 38 W. Doves Peabody, for NL, 2/ os out, 1600 wh 100 si Tarpwulin Cove, Livirpool, Wileox, NYork of aud . i—Arr Lexington, Weeks, from N W antowN, March Coast for Naatacket, with 27.0 bbls oil Spoken Coeghel from New York fur Valparaiso. 4 pd Sea Eag'e o and fm Boston, for Mart N. Jon 60, 20 W. Cosmorolite, 5 és fm Bal 25, ton 61, 30. ), Feb 9, lat 25, 50, ore for Antigna, March 4, lat 27, » Coosa, Jan} Avril; iT rk, scons Bete, & Jaw Ciew for Sy . Fel Andrews, from Liverp-6}, reog, for Boston, 10 ds—Sid Jan 12, Globe, fm Boston, having reid, for 8 wdwieh Islonds: 9th wt, Marmont: (S¥ fw Gor be tee bovin ut in a distess)’ New York; 16th Ports » Willems, Matanzve— n port, Bra sti Home Ponti ann, March 15.—Arr 1 ‘nto the harbor this selle, Stan 20th ule, Houses’ Hove, March 13—Arr E, fuegos for Boston, with loss of sail Prince for do. k Brothers, Steelmon, fcustonps March Arr Ann Bs hall Haynes, Bermuda; | rora, Gould. St Jago; nah, Merryman, Gi well, Lawrence, q Kempt, Archibald (Yan) Jacobsen Flensburg, Den; kow. Sid, Meridisn, Wing, Savanna: gor, London: As geiine R Thom: jelow, Mary Caroline C14, buliza John: 8 Wilson Fuller, Cobb, N on, NYor Mo March 8 Are Lucretia, cholas Biddle, Innes, NYork York; Goneco, B y ‘Tellus, Loriog Boston. New On. drew King. Thurslow. Aue, Monrovii i f Ge le, Si nay er, Boston: Claris Nor i folk, Bel stow, Bostoa; Lucret) of A MEETING of the c. the American Republi Hovse No. | mittee By order of tl A STEPHEN REED, JOHN 8 FLIES Secret ds Philavelphia + Fi Burr, NY¥ork, Ls ven, Berry. Beaxor, Wales, 24 ~ Island, but kutolf without sagtaia ag al a, Ke tan. L ekle. Ti 27h ult lon: hose, for Port laud, $14 4-ds prev, saw her (a0 date) off D'HShot Keys; L°O (sr Boston, since spoken; Citizen, Stov. * od her 6'b. off Cape Flori also ar, Partriege, Cid, Faleo Carter (Montevideo as Beltime 1th, arr Harbinger, Brown, Fayal, Phovipencr, March 15—Arr Reaper, Serrs, donee b Bistkeres philad.’ Sid, ‘Susanna, Pull Ri Below, Orleans, Smith, New Oxleau: fon mWitiuxoron, March 18Are Ech, Memser, Hav loupe: George & William, Ha CHanceston, Mareh it—Arr Moon, H. both Br) Liv Melitta, ‘ Hee'cr, (Br) Auderson. Gl . NS, March 8—Cld Ji de hn On FIFTH WARD. AMERICAN REPUBLICANS ATTENTION NEW MEN AND NEW M a Retrenchment! Reform! and Anti-Assessment ! n cavae, will be held at the ‘est Broadway, on Tu 14th, at 6 o’cloek, to receive the report of touched on Birds Bue- fea, Hallett, do; Mo- mpire, Dunning. fm Cien- Casket, Wilson, fm om Baltimor izabeth, Griffia, Newark. Sid, America, Somers, Val- owd, Matanzas. Cid, Al Porter | Barbadoes; Savan- na. layes,N'Yor! jatanzas. Cl Lord Palmerston,Rattr Hope. ay. and Indie 13 Air Elizabeth Bentley, (Br) MeGre- on, Shannon, Philadelphia— beth Bently, MeGregor, St York. Sid, Clinton, Ly. Rae, from Providence; Robert Iseacs, Barre |, Philadelphia; john Minture Seat 'd, Glasgow; Deucaleon, is Baltimore; JJ Lancashire. jow, Arista, Fabeus, Rio Jaueit Palmyra, Bar- SURE: the Fifth Wad fh en ‘abies m!8 2t®ec IGHUY Iw hrgnt Country tad cur Government, March J#th, at 7 o'clock: ions of our cause, to whom the 3x: ABRAHAM G THO HENRY A_ FAY, Secretary PAN’ ‘0 your pests, Preemei to-bight, by ‘your presstice aud vo ‘ore Oar motto is, Fdueat‘on, Equality and Freedom ” onda: All's Hotel, 131 Falton'street, acd car the names of the publicans will eatrust their power in 0° ieners would usot oo: Univers! Come TO-NIGHT .) to the Meeting vt Stone- ain canD Ward American Ke nr City Coune MPSON, Jr, President. 18 '*m NF—Any person hai a safe and profitable eady in a flourishing condi ving i by appl eae No. 142 Fulton street, New rediately, and a handsome forta Personally ot by let to HENRY A ag tive hundred dollars to inese, just commence’ ay can be sure of a Kood in ashore time ‘AY ‘orl mis it*re NCONS* DA sill not be pecfora neuncement Instead of which, Mare! ‘New Yor! UENGM of the sudden’ NORA MAJOCCUHI, the Opera of BEATRICE DI TEN- on Monday Ev'ning, LAMMERMOOR - ill be presented on that evening. tr mi7 dispontion of SIG per an- the Opera of LUC Ix DI 2re A RARE CH ADJOINI ANCE FOR SALE FOR CASH, THE REFECTORY, NO. 50 BOWERY, NG the Theatre, well fitted up and in complete or- h every thing requisite for ce ducting the business, wer Wishing to change his business, offers the staud ta rersonable ‘clock, A. M. m Siwtec FS ow vivernoo', 1500 G oseber @ Gooseberry Nursery in two year old plants, traices two sors, Iebeil d and wired, “Crown Bob.” Green Oci other famous kin ‘s for which Lane n by relere thence, as will be seen | i fruit raived store Price of grown, ¢ $1.50 per dozen. "Aldo, 500 targered and white Ant e will be warrauted t» grow if set grou d is now ina fine state Of the ions, and an iuch or two off | during after custure trim them well branches well thinned out straight, two y up in bundles of nix roots, well mossed; ea Lion,” * Whitesmith,” “Qu en Carol part of Great Britains the Scotch teriving all th JOOSEBERRY BUSHES—The Just received, in th run of 27 days ary Bus from the most Lancas! ‘Th ‘don iy I. fe exce ds every ot ir fineat kind, A nce to their ¢ the Gooseberries $1 50 per dozen bushes. Also, 500 whi and red Dutch Currants, the best flavored wer) Raspberri a lets of . very strong plants $2 per dozen, jove are in such prime order that eleven ont of twelve out soon af er jeceipt. ‘The Observe to trim off four inches he roots be ore planting. | every Spriug and keep the Packed and forwarded free of «xpense. J.M. THORBURN & CO., spacious establishment, arrived from the country, you several very fine Ontario County, suitable for famil Road and Saddle Horses, durance large number of g.04 1a0, «vel Jemen having Horses to keep establishien 5 the utmost care aud attention, with Tre proprietox'woutd ol the Auction Sales Bus nent mrl8 im*re : draught, Kind, peutle and. well” brok itwet worthy the atestinn ofp may rest assured thatt! mif 3t¥re 15 John street NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, NO. 31, 33 AND 85 CROSBY STREET. THE PROPRIETOR would inform his friends and the public that he has on Je, at his large and of seventy Horses id kind com- upw ne. uod an ‘irs of Match Carriage Horses, from ly use, a large number of , of good style and action, Horses ein itable for hervy ness. Thi ie above hase! market, with Hores for f this establishment ansur the United stats, ‘The able of stablig 100 on livery, by sending them hey wiil ree: ive liberal cher ; poblic that is estanlish- Proprietor STRANGER [N THIS AG 288 Pearl. e Hieat d. apprises the con mn N.B —Obsevve the sumb:r—mi Medicines and directions sen! mis Ite: I D# QUACKERY AND Hi most important '0 chose an experienced ph EVANS has rerroved his Old Galen's Head Dispe eet wh re he cor just extrrordinary cures of all dul Or. Evans in hia old stai hat ith any other of ietly private. ‘articu|ars stating the case, and enclosing five dollars. 3EWARE. senses, nO matter id strangers that it he has no con: sharges are my takes are often dangerous— t to any put of the U CHATHAM TE 1" "THE LADIES AND GeiNT establishment fr th ens atths Manager's Office, on We ving been made for the {EATRE. spay. March Ith, 1814. LEMEN cnunge! at this urate Yngeut Anda's, a lot of oar delighiful fragrance. kor sale dE mi7 Iw*re ale by CLARK, BININGER & 1. Portas, a small segar of ENS, 56 Vesey sirect, SOCIETY (>The Members of tre Soci at the City Hotel, on Mopday, the gentlemen :— Bervacd Graham, Ger ge McBride, Jr. Dudley Peis William Dunner on the table at 6°0 meet atd PM, for the trans, inks 2tes THE PUBLISHING ANIL BOO! gerald P PARK BENJAMIN AND thix dav formed a Ccpuriners Importing of B “New Wor vthe style f March 12, 1844, fi oke—=the forme bh stablishment. ‘The t BEN! ealed 4221 of this m: Ouupany, at the mbaukiog tet on th and Improven Vat ga | Giles will b> prepare, showing ‘he en be seen at their office on the above mer tioved days. ve driven, showing the cut ings aud the work IE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK. ‘A RS GULAR QUARTERLY ME _ President. O », Ist Vice President. NX hay: Sora, SoH BLONEY, Seeretary. Very Rev. oR, 7 fy "Rev RTO IND AUDDART, § Cbsplaics, Dr. WILLIAM POWER, Physi.ian. ‘yf the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick will celebrace their National Anniverrary by a Dinner of business B OF THE TING of the iw the to insant the fo! ra for the enming year:— P It. OR, 2d Vice President Ry, Treasurer. 18th instant. Tickets may be had on application to any of the undersigned Charles M nelly, hn Manning. " ‘Lereoce Donnelly, Stewar é Members will please RANEY, Secretory. 2 IMPORTING OF LLIAM YOUNG have p forthe Publis wing with jrawn from the bostavs willbe cerried on AMI & YOUNG, ‘at 62 voha street, New York R js will be wth, by the Hobok ir Uffi-e ar He boken Linde at that piace witiogs and filings an Poe en Stakes will, filings at different romes of mis lw ENGLISH BONNE’ Just RECHIVED AT % Maiden Lane, a stlend or legaat a itl id re reaped examine the above. ‘The rnglsh I. in the marset. All the above will b tail, at 36 Maden Lane aud 37 John N, ‘The Basement of 36 Maide given ivomediately RY, &c. ‘ohn street, and NGLIsH BON tands, Albert Tuseane, Rib- ais, fine rement sy other article in the millinary etfu ly invited to call ard Jats ar’ the clearest aud best be sold at wholesale or re~ street. J. LYON. n Lane to let—p~ m3 Lin POBACCO—FINE CUT AND chi ed to close up ay inerest in now offer for sale a quamiity o| Povacco, paper d up iu the us 1b call the attents of Wi | aed pr ces by far lower shau usna , mi 3n*rre JOHN H, HAC and large stove. ed Ash Coal at the above price, wel “Preenwich sia Pi nyty weigher, and delivered fro:n the yard coruey 1 MOKING —Fee\ing ine a Tob. i avle pre esvro verchats and other cette ty this, et of the tobacey being of the very best, FABER, No. 1 New st. 1 ORCHARD COAL—$5 per ton for broken, eng Cousumers mx rely on getting the best Ht ae weighed by ea CLINTONS © «ny ia the market, terms, by 129 In *oe ‘always 0 af i GvORrve Mewiti by “a ‘a eons ee eKENNY'S BLEACHING BALTS-—i00 ¢ fresh, lately landed; anda regular supply of 4 qual to rable E us, cash entrrent money, ou eof the subseriber, where © RENTING AND 6 AYMAR Javiog 9x0 Kenti_g, Collecting of Ke he patronage of the pubtie at secouu door below Beckman st m8 'm* ¢ the highest priee wi JOU FAT AND CALF SKINS. iT PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Call delivery, outrae G OFFICE, need his ob ba sy, Se 4, rexpeetfally » ticity | ith we, No 134 Nassau st , Po AYMAR. PORTUGUESE FEN Mth, el bi Pitot, izabeth, Hasty jatanzas, Sid, Baltic, Surinat “THESE frr-famed and celebrated to be obtained im thi eolums fourth pase 1ALE PILLS. Pulls, from Portagal, are evontrr, Bee advertiee AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer (Blore he Ann street.) AUCTION NOTIC. Regular Sale of Dry Goods, Cloth- i iF; ¥ ‘and Friday. ing god ey Antler en Sey as and day. Out-door Sales of a!l descriptions attended to as usual. mia iw REN. MOONEY, Aucti ’. ii ULTION ——HARDWAKE, CUTLERY, GUNS. PISTOLS, FANCY GOODS, &e.—BENJ: MuoNEY & CO. will is Day rt o’clock, Maiden Line agenera ass Sh-it. Mill Saws, takes, Ti ‘en and Pocket ‘Trove, Hinges, Rezou ‘Scissors, Padlocks, Rum Locks, Braces ard Bitts, Knives an ke. Searks ‘terman Ename!led Hollowware, together with giana and enema! assortment of German and French Fancy Gools. Sale positive Also 12 caves Doub'e Barrel Gans. ‘Also 5 cases Visto's, assorted Also, Fine Cutlery, &e. Catalogu:s are now reaty. mis it*ec rs HAVE taken the Store No. 91 Wall. street, for the Users eS GEN RRAL AUCTION AND COM: JNESS. | Consignments, solicited. | Sales quart cashed, oF when required. Miranees maT OHN 8 BETTS. I beg leave to refer as folle’ Mesars. L. Hoffman & Co, | Messrs, Thi & Adams. Mrs Moses Taylor. Memes Toone eater Messrs. Spoffard, Tileston & ‘& Brintuall. Wars ° Mr 8 T. Nicoll “BP. Harmeny’s Ne- | Messrs. Dater, Mi nes Ci pa “ Iraiks Olvphant &] ‘ Co : “ ‘Theo.VietorkDuck-} Edward G Faile & wit Co I. vevster & Whit- “ Babcock & o. | marsh. i m0 2wis*m BY DAVID PARKS, 154 PEARL STREET, THIS DAY, AT 94 O'CLOCK. A LAR ?F. Inve of Faney Goods, cont Spitttield Handkerchiefs,Pongee do. fancy kerehiefs, Broche Shawis, Spool (otton, Corset Laces, Linen Collars, Suspenders. Sew- ing Silk all colors, Dressing Combs. Side Combs, Purses. bp e A Bags, Paper Hangings, Cloths,Cassimeres, Diaper,&c. c TEAMBOAT FOR SAL old at the Merchants’ Exchar ge in this city, ‘on the 26th day of March instant, st 12 v'clock by ANT WINY I. BLEECKE« & CO., Auction- STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA, with oil the tack e and re now in oF belonging to, it. ‘Phe sxid stexmboat is of be PALMO's uae yet HOUSK. CHAMBr q Admission Ore Boller, tals parte ofthe Doors opee tfordaatise | 5 Gomes Past, Days of Performance. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday DF la con: G 7 i tis f Signora ed ‘on Mond-v evening, as per snnourcement. Inrtead of which the opera of Lucia Di Lainwermsor will be prestated On that even, will be presented MOOR. hton, "a Bo + Sig 4 Valtellina +> Sig LP. ronzi ‘Sir F Albertazes Sir Edger of Kavensw: Lord Arthur Bucklaw Vator of Lu ‘The whole uader the direction of Bi L’ INA For full particulars, see balls of the day. Box Office open from 9 to 4 O'clock. i i N. B.—The Theatse on che off nights will be let for Concerts or Lectures, ane. FAGER, of VIENNA, reo] fally announers to the wen ene, Pub ¢, that he Trgsauscer ded iter auxin 1 v omical studien, tn Jenecritg #SPEAKING ANU SINGING "AUTOMATON This wou triumeh of INDUSTRIE AND PHANISME te ticulates distinctly every letter ef tue alphabe:, couverses with bis auditors, and will sina and RECITE 1 THREE Lax: ouaars, Exouisn, Geaman, aad Poses, id aceordance with the solicitations of tlemen, toexhibit his invention for a al Public mav hare au opportunity of witaessing a aisco webich has ereited surpriy aud adimiration throughout the entific world The EXHIBITION ROOM, comer of Broa way any Lispenard eet. will he open every day except Ey day) from 12 AM uncl @ P.M., and every evening (exc Sundsy) trom 7 till 9 o'clock. (= TL KETS, 2 CENT: "She cacanes i iL a third door on the left ont treet, thi tideftom Brondway nts Meet f29 1m=ec PARK TMKATIN Boxes 40 ‘e1 Pit_5 Centa—Gallery 1244 Cents. MONDAY KVENING, March ti, that. The performance will commence with a new drama in three children under ten years of To conclude with THE FLYING DUTCHMAN. Vanderdecken - Stee eee eee ++ Mr Barry Lestelle Vanhelm-+- -- +Mrs H Hunt CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIKCUS. i the burthen of about 310 tons; in leogth about 158 fet, with a eylender of 40 inches and a seven fovt stroke. It is well caleu- ated for a tow bo ‘Terms of Sale will .¢ communi Th NLR. any other information that may be desired, ed on wprlication 10 JOH ¥ COLGAN, 11 James street. steamboat is now lying at the foot of Chambers street, ‘m10t026* ec NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF THOMAS KF. DAVIS, Faq. and the Bes.MONT and BA BRIGHTON HOUSES, at New Brighton, Staten i remptorily sold, ar public auc at the Merchants’ Exchasge, by HALLIDAY & JENKINS, on jestlay, the 26th day ef March 5a at 12 0’clock, if not pre ly disposes of at Th Mi will be States. The mai roa. The site cannot be surpassed. It commands a view of the whole oftne Bay of New York, extending up the North aud Kast Kivers, New York, Brooklyn, the ‘Long Island Shore, through the Narrows to the Ocean, und all arge portion of New erse "Phe Belmont and Brighton Wouses are both, extensive build- ings, very p easaotly situated, nearly opposite the Steamboat Landing, aud well calculated for large boarding houses or ho- welt Fora diagram and further particulars, 5 poly CURTISS, f13toMr26 "ec 49 Wall street &. MILLER, a fession ; whsn last . 10 Snoald he be , and return ty New York, he wi I hear of someth asitages on auplying to William Steel, ty street. New York. [\FORMA/10N Was i pative of New York, at varieties of Pastry, Iced ‘axe, Ornament d Pyramids ntto any nart of the city or AMES TOMPSON Atthe Premium Bakery, 49 Lispenard, near Church. mit In*: GERMAN LINENS.-49 HE SUBSCRIBER beas leave to inform his friends and the publie in general, tha. he his reeeived (com Germany, a at ov the celebrated Budefeld Linea, in all quali- ask Hable Cloths, brown, half brown and white. Napki do do do do do Towels, do, 1) ‘Fea and Dessert Napkins, Handkerchiefs of the finest quality, sale at the loweat price. a which he offers for L. NEUSTADT, m5 Im*re 3573 Broadway. QUAKE POTATORS FOR SEED —A few hundred hufhels of the fivest quality Shaker Potatoes in prime order, now five years fromthe seed ‘They are thonght by those who have used them for two years or more, t» be the finest potatves Ht to this market from any quaiter. ‘They are remarkae bly heayy—of good growth, and even the large quite fiee fiom hollow centres. For gale by i BOGGS & SOUTHMAYD, 88 West street. FNESS. EDWARDS, AURISTS ct with the request of Lieut. Me- me as unfit for date, harges from his ear; his way to tupland, he place aol eare of Dis-aatle and Fdwardn i Juder their tre: tment be recovered his, hearing, aud ee Mee VEN, M: D, Signed, ‘Surgeon to H. B. M. Forces, Jama ACOUSTIC DROPS. A. sure cure for incipient deafness, eariche, pains, buzzings sounds inthe ears, collections of hard wax or vi.ta- ted secretions of the orgaus ‘Terr acous ic oil has been a popu- lar remedy sa curs'1v" in all disesses of- the ears for upwards af carenty years. Offices removed 10 381 Broad White stre Sat eh ACARD GOLDLEAF REMOVAL NE SUBS! RIBIK has, (in eons qnence of being under- lee sn eat Ou pentlenan™ Gold Wester} ro ved his Gold Leaf Factory to mows SON: 9% READE STREET, Onty three doors {rom his old na i dpb Aspe ale old friends will follow. Seat qu igi won oil Practien! Gold Reater, No. 92 Keade street. ‘THE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL in Aid of the Funds the HE BREW BENs. VOL! NT SOC ° ity, will take plice on Weduasday, 20th March, at th Apollo Sa loon, Hroadway. ‘Viekets can b+ pr M. MICH LL, F L. GARKIUS, Esq , Treasarr, 11 Or the undersigned ( ommittee— Joseph A. Jackson, 00 Bowery. Prilip Pike, 57 Broad street. Mark Levy, 40 M iL.8 mon BAL DRS. CASTLE AND 38] BROADWAY —F. *Teh-erfally comp! Intosh, to testify that he w: ml ?w ec MA. King 157 Water street. Lionel A. Myers, 58 Reade street. mi? Stis*m SALT AND FISH STORE. 4 BBLS HALI®AX No. 1 SALMON: 1500 Nos, 1, 2 and 3 Packers) 600 hall do, do do do. Is i 100 bbl Mess Shad; 50 half bbls, No 1 Saybrook Shad; Cod and Seale F No.1 Gib'd Herring ; 1500 boxes Scaled do. 3000 Lbs Smoked Salmon ; 300 kits Soused mor 200 do Sounds and Toavues 2000 quintals Godiish, suital 1000 sacks Ashton’s Sait; 200 bblx American Salt, &e., Ke. All for sale in lots to suit purchase rs by LSUN, WELLS & CO., £20 1m*m ____* a Dey street. M{UM DAGUERREOTYP: FIRST PR eRRIAN GALLERY OF PATENT “MiUM COLORED PHO'LOGRAPHS, 251 Broad- way, above Murray street, New York—Awarded the mium and high American and Franklin In: Jarge collection « oF not. jupplied at lower tes. lery, wre Abrarat FRANCIS R. CRUMP. R. WATCH, CLOOK MAKER AND formerly $1. Cobias. for nearly six years "5 © Co Broatway, upwards of fiend and the public thar he AND ST. w 83 BLEECK estof Broadway where woes and tr from t of wotehes, Key at eal and duy cated shat ean be procored Alan, je#elry and diamond Yor set. Peasls restrang. Gisases and Keys constaatly on a 5 seripti mi d m7 Im*m OWERS, & received, per late arrivals from Havre, and kee} y on hand, a complete assortment Krench Acuficial rt Materials of all kinss for Flowers Feathers, Hair Ornaments, and. Milli HONKY & Ks TN keep const ve hment would inform the ee fequenters of thes house that the Bathe me for the purpose of refitting and put and they are now water, god atte dance, hand comfort, and will open up utrance in Bros y, thr F. BLANCA thom in py with the € ibe top ha the Ist of M wert. auidin New street. im*re f I “4C1U%ES ON PHRENOLOG tO; 4 rs Man's Bring, Prevented aud Applied to, the O eet: Ls Sell-lmprovement ;t0 the Mor i Morale Descent, Religion, Morals, Evils avd thir, Hlemedy, '&e wy owier, st Clinton Hill every Monday avd Wedn aday evening, in'March and April; at Uhalies Hall, every Thursday evening, and rt Hl: Bailding Brooklyievery Frday evening, commeucing at half past 7 0% kh and € “og | with public nal A and often wits DOUBL eata to the fiat hve lec ures ee, anda contribotiry token, Tofeasona eximinations aud books at 131 Na New York, vENtNGS at bxisting CONDUCTED BY H_ ROCKWELL & O. R. STON. BENEFIT OF MR. H ROCKWELL, MONDAY eVnWING, Maroh 18 vectoemancss ‘so commence wit Champions of the Royal Court. After which varios ‘ete of Horseman sl t mauahip, Gymnastics, orde a ting, Atrican Drolleries, &c. fe. vay Af er which OPERATIC CONCERT, BY THE VIRGINIA SERENADERS. ‘Vo conclude witn DUMB—DUMB—DUMB ; Or, The Man thst Lost His Head. MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATICn MONDAY EVENING March 18—The performaness will th THE AUPINE MAID. Mr Holland by FRA DIAVOLO < Bepposerceesescecses consee sooMr Mitohell ‘To conclade with SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN, Mr Crommles:+s sss. seceses ces eee Mitchell BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. JOHN TRYON... «--..++Manager and Lessee. MONDAY EVE ING, March ‘The perform: om Turkish Entree. : Followed by Sitendid Fqnessinns Acta of Axility and strength, Ly a Comrany unsurpassed. To conclude *ih LODUISKA, Princess Lodowka Mrs Herring Keri Kharees see cee ee tseesMr Wood AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK. ‘The Manager hasenuaged for one week more the ORIGI NAL KENTUCKY MINSTRELS. the heat band of Eth ine Dian Melodis America, who give their Grand Concert at forma BL AN JTAIRD, the celebratsd female Juggler. WHITLOCK, the renowned Banjo Player and Negro B. WILLIAMS, the Delineator of Irish Character, f Comic Insh Songs, and favor.te Hornpipe Dancer. SHE Ballad Singer. LITE CHE KITO, the admired Dansense. M ‘THUMB in Wax, faithfully represented, to- the celebrated POLLY BOVINE and DANIEL in number, recently from Ger | tatives of the ancient people of Egvpt. may be seen in their native costume, : ‘The GIPREY QUELN, the Fortune Teller, may be private ly consulted at all hours of the day and eveni Performances every evening at 73@ o’etock, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock. "Tickets 25 ceuts—children under ten yenrs 123 cents. Twen ents extra for private consulations with the Giteey more PEALK'S NEW YORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY. i ulway, opposite the City Hall EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS W: RE-OPENING OF THE MUSEUM, with ous. (The manager is happy ta, announce an engagement with SIGNUK FRANCISCO, the Magician aud Equilibrist, late fr he A Musenm, “The PHILADELPHIA MINISTRELS, in Songs, &e. NTIVEDO, with nive meet! 1 figures hty GIANTESS, of euormous. proportion ul vocalist : WRIGHT, an unequalled sentimental ESBELYN, an ‘accomplished dauseuse. GYPSY GIRL. sister of the Queen at the American Maseum may be consulted privately atall hours of the day. 1 atare Mermaid, Grand ©: smaraima, and 500,000 Curiosities. a mi7ee DERFUL ITION. ‘open ty the public from 10 A.M. to7 P. Nassau s rect, over the ‘Tribune Office. No exh bi move interesting to the Agriculturalist, oF to the eoquiring a devout mind. Te Ya thoughts “from Nature up to Na- ture’s Ged ‘alar will be highly gratified. ‘To (C7 Admittance 25 Cents: Children half-price. Fggs broken on applic ation 12 cents Medival gentlemen aud others, on payment of 85, will receive cards of admission. for 21 davs, nnd break an egg each day, Pamphlets exilanatory, and trestiog non poultry, i2h ceots, “The editorial corpa are invited to visit /he establishment at pleasue mi7 13t* re A GRAND EXHIBITION OF the effects pro need by inhaling Sitrous 0 EXHILARA Ting OR LAUGHIN' will he given in the BROADWAY ‘TABERNACLE, TUESDAY EVENING, VENTY ide, or GAS, MARCH 19. : UR GALLONS OF GAS will be made, so that all in the audience why wish ean hive an opportauity to take it ¥ THIRTY YOUNG MEN have volunteered to take the Gas, 20 that there may be no de- Jay. in cnse there shouid be any hesitation among the audience to come torwat WO GAS BAGS wi'l be used, a0 that as soon as the effects h person, another bay mry be ready fo TWwrLVe StOUT MEN are engaged to stand upon the stace [which «ill be erected for J to prevent those he Gas, while nad ", m injun ¢ ms*'ves or others desired shit 10. person preseat h inself to tske the , who believes thar he will fignt when under its intlue ce ‘Totest the purity and s»fety of the Gas, Mr Coltor, who make: it, will be the first to take it. 5 Ladies and those who accompany them, will take seats had at the principal Book, way, aud at the door on the ic ad Drug Ste mi7 3t?re jing of the enterta MUSIC FOR THE MILLION. GRAND CONCERT, \t. ANY, at CONCERT HALL, No. 406 Br Monday Evening, March. 18 FOR THE oadway, on th, 1844. BENEFIT OF MRS PHILLIPS. consists of the following Index and gentle- en Te PTE LIES MES, SARE MISS BRUCE Mi. FARALL, MK, LYN-H, MR. KNEASS, MI’ HOLMAN, MK. KAVANAR. PROGRAMME. the'Company Mr Hotman thee, stay: mbfer's wi So. g—Take tea in the arbor Song ‘The old arm chair Churus—Now with Grief, from © Pant Ul im seer Koenss +++ Me Kevanah ee ee Mew Philips: * By thet Tivat t loves yed" ‘rroline ¥ fim, with ori bids - it Kavanah Mrs Shaye and Mr Kuvenss od pight. and may gach moming Se, By Company TICKETS ONE SHILLING— Lo be had at the door, joors onen at quarter to 7—commence at 4 before 8 o’clock mi6 28&M Fee THE TRUSTEYS OF THE NEW YORK "IRE DEPARTMEN FUND I *P. CTRULLY beg leave to call the attention of the pablie ta the GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, W DOWS and ORPHANS of the KT T, on Toesday Evening April 2d, ar ‘Tabernacle, on whieh ‘ccasion the follow ing *. in the kindest manner, generously vit, uy UTELLINA, OR L SIGNOR SIGNG GHESK, 8 MAJOCCHI, OrTe ), LYWATLD LODER, 188 We tron. and MISS aA i OR, ; YORK BACKED MUS Be the iW ith great liberality, tendered their servic Also, in like mann SOCIETY have ‘a perf orm Two Gran direction of Mr U and effective Orchevra, P Te will be seen fiom the above, that it is seldom, [if ever, } an Opportan ty ia given of hearing, in one cventog such on arrny of went The Tra a mtly hore gta st i da bow fr of the Departinent gecerally, Ww! v V protort thivohjcet, materia'ly enable them Co teliere the wants of thr under (hy powerla Chorases ‘The whole to » HILL, Leader, assisted by Wie wouLD BE WITHOUT TRETH, when the ng unprecedented tarn-tion in dentistry” is, made y a neste Dentist. “W. HOWKNE, D, Dd, 62 Rast $1 00 ye: lebrated Mineral 75 200 A complete st of Teeth, on the most approved principles, at price as the above W here entire 62 East Br the sam N faction L lot given, no charge will bemade; m7 im*m. miny Widows and Orchavs who rely oa the Departmeat for sueeor an one Lady ard Po be had ¢ Department, 7 PH S‘ON Ee DOLLAR—Admiy Gentleman, Batre Ladies’ Loker Fifty atte prine rea, of the Officers 0 or of eith “ ee RTiN W. be ¢ FORSYTH L BAGH JOUN PRYER, 216 Frone st. miTtoa2 © Committee IRE BRICK,—10,009 Goran PgR Tr aad tor ee by mis ire hilling—i2%— cents extra to those who ec n- WON: XHIB GGS HA'TCHED BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS. Now . M daily, at 160 ean be TS. BE GIVEN by the Members of PAL Wi0'S (late) COM- «| isthe Creole case—the rig | | | tion, | tion | large trade w th Kastern Asia, | they should have a renewal of the charter. And in | orn hank of the Columbia,and 49 di BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineton, March 16, 1844. ‘There is really no news publicly stirring to-day, but nevertheless, we are treading on a secret earth- quake. The Senate does not sit, ‘The weather is rainy and unpleasant. No news yet from Calhoun—bat it is expected to- morrow. Itis a matter of great anxiety and infi- nite importance, especially as it aflects the annexa- tion of Texas and the occu; ation of Oreg You have seen the article in to-lay’s Intelligencer. is here believed that such a treaty has been made. Could L have got any thing, I should have been able before this to communicate to you the intelligence, but secrecy is the orderof the day. The Tyler men complain that you do not support the Captain for re-election. Lregret to express my opinion that you have little to gain_by so doing, Tenclose you a condensed report of Mr. Ba- chanan’s great speech on the Oregon question. It is the best yet given, and is very significant, I as sure you that the Texas question looks sqwally. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION, In U. S. States, Wasnineron, Tuesday, Mareh 12 Mr. Buchanan's Speech on the Orewon Question. Mr. Bucnanan, alter a few preliminary remy relative to his unwillingness to take up the time the Senate, referred to the negociations that had already taken place between the two counties —the treaty by which the joint occupancy was agreed upon, and the renewal of this treaty in 1°24. The question now is, “Shall we now, by passing this re- solution before the Senate, advise the President to annul this treaty?” If it is annulled, both parties will be restored to their original rights. ‘The boun- oe of Mexico is limited to 42 north; Russia to 54 degress 40 minutes north latitude; and the coun- try in dispute lies between these two points, And to every part of this territory our title is a clear and conclusive title; and when the bill for forming a Territe- rial Government for Oregon comes up, | intend to sent such a chain of evidence, as to our title tothe of it, to this Senate, as cannot be gainsayed by any power on earth. But the title is not now in dispute; a towneman of my own has clearly proved our title to it, (Mr. Brown.) and Mr Greenhow’s book, as far ax I have seen, exhausts the subject. The question is, ought we to give this noticeto Great Britain—that the joint occupancy of O1 Isay, that ifwe aze to mi indispensable that in quo is too favorable to England for her to give up what she has got She has had exclusive possession for iver five years. aa hast ber gs tek to the Hudson jay Company, and they boast that have the Americans from Oregon, ant it it certain hak they have murdered 400 or 500 Americans, either themselves, or through the agency of Indians employed by them.— But why. should E' igiand wish to divide this ter ritory with us? She has full possession to the whole of it. And no doubt if we conld go into the cabi- net of Mr. Pakenham, we should find that his instuctions e, delay t! i you can ; delay it inde- finitely if pos ping over the whole of it, and if you can settlement for 20 years, so much the better. And my life for it, there will be no treaty at all if this resolution ia laid on the table, as I have no doubt it will be. Let the mo- tion to lay on the table prevail, and there will be no treaty at all, whatever may be the instructions of Mr. Pakenham. We owe it to ourselves to make this aserious matter, to show a determined front in this business—not to use threats, because threa ful nation. But when in earnest on this matter, then and not till then will she show a disposi- tion to settle the matter, For it is not A) conciliating her that we shall ever obtain justice. And if we do give Great Britain this notice,we shull t ‘a whole year to set- tle the matter in. But if, because a minister has arrived from England, (not a special minister,) we arrest all our six years proceedings on this subject, and lay this whele subject on the table,then a treaty will be impossible. And to arrest all our legislative action merely on this account, would be to show 4 miserably tame spirit, that weuld duce England to believe that she could obtain all that she desires, 1 hope this will not be done by an American Se- nate. Mr. Bucuanan then introduced the subject of the late treaty with Lord Ashburton, and went on tosay—We have accused of captiousness, because we found fault with that treaty; and told that we ought to rely im- licitly on the honor and faith of the British Government. What ‘a spectacle should we thus present, when it is re- membered that Lord Ashburton, at the time he was de- claring to Mr. Webster his full belief that the negotiators of the treaty of 1783, meant to give the British the sole navigation of all the waters that fell inte the St. John’s, actually had in his pos n Mitchell's map, marked with a red line following the boundary as orig nally claimed by the United States, and on it written ip four se- veral places, ‘‘ Boundary as described by Ceealae in the h i . ieorge the 3d hi w one of the negetiators of the treaty of 1783; and the map was dated 1753. And Sir Robert Peel said, of course he ter; and Lord Brougham ebster. did not show thir to Mr. W Inughed at the idea of its being shown to Mr. W Now was there ever such a spectacle! | shall use no epi- thets, sir But can any thing make the case stronger than this? And yet they were reat to go to war, and had. the torch almost lighted. for this territory, whilat Lord Ashburton had Mitchell’s map in his pocket, giv ing us the whole territory. And if after all this,we ground our arms merely onthe arrival of an ordinary minister from England, why we deserve to lore the teriitory, But w ‘told that the giving this 12 months’ notice might offence to Great How can od had offence, w by so doing we shall only act in obedience to the provi- sions of the treaty, and ii the British Government chooses to take offence when none is intended them, in heaven's name let her be offended. But we are to do nothing—not to take any steps for assisting our people to occupy that country for fear of giving them offence, whilst ey are | going on, hunting for furs, building mills, opening the country for agricultural purposes, enjoying all the trade with Eastern Asia; whilst we are tuld to let her lone for p * more, till our people go on there with the plough- , and thei 's ghost, wil these Eng! settlers Caeee i tly roll themselves off to the deserts of the north, and leave our men with nie Flougiaeae in quiet | passention of this beautiful country. is is elegant 1 anguage of the gentleman from Massachusetts, (Choate,) sut it is poetry, and nothing but poetry. The gentleman says our people can go into Oregon prudently and quiet- ly and fill upthe country without giving offence to the Hudson Bay Company. Sir, this is the true Ostrich policy, that deceives no one but the simple bird himaeif— to steal into Oregon, take Rospsicn of it quietly with the | ploughshare and pruning hook, and then this great blood stained corporation will roll itself off into the deserts of the north, without making any resistance; back out, | sup- pore, with ite face to. th Feira Why, sir, it would be the most magnanimous co: i it should do this, But the contrary is th r has Great Britain evinced such a determination to keep possession of any country as she has of this. Already she affects to talk of her right to | all north of the Celumbia. And from the time of Sir Alex- | ander Mackenzie who explored the country down to this day, her conduct has been the same—asserting the same un fied claim to the whole of it. Under t! | Ghent she made a | this country. Whei of north latitude, they said th settle on any definite bound the Columbia river was the most convenier They then pro | ed to run the 49th parallel till it struck the river, and then | down the river to its mouth ; and from all that hes trans. pired, we must not expect Great Britain to depart from this im without some struggle. In the negociations pre- | ceding the Treaty of 1527 they repe fed. the | shana claim te it, and their determination that they would never abandon that claim But our protest was also entered on the protocols at that time, with- drawing the former propositions, so that we are no longer hound by the past; we are free toclaim the whole Terri- tory, and we assert our right to it. It has heen seid that Lord Ashburton had’ the 49th parallelof north lati- tude offered to him aghin; but it appears that it was found £0 impossible to conclude any negotiation about the Ore- yon, that this was abandoned. And yet it wan said that he | came here to settle all the questions in dispute between t of Search—the Oregon— and yet he lett without settling any save one. What was vone by him and Mr. Webster about Oregon never will be known, unless Lord Aberden’s dispatches shall be pub- lished; for the negotiations left no trace of their doings on that subject, except such as were marked in the sand, which the returning tide washed a fe i the speech of the Senator from Mas we have this declaration, that the assertion that Mr. Web- ster had offered a boundary line for Oregon south of 49, | | the world ev title to aed the 49th deg. ot at thet time | was totally unfounded, and that such a thing wae never meditated. I would ask the honorable Senator if 1 am right in supposing that 49 was offered to Lord Ashburton. Str. Cnoatr—At a proper time I may give an explans. Mr. Buomanan.—But there is another part of the honor- | able member's speech that deserves comment. He | that Great Britain has no more idea of colonizmg O: | than she has of colonizing the dome of St. Paul's, a | Sir, she can’t colonize Oregon.* By & charter of Dec. 6tl 1821, she leased Oregon for 19 years to the Hudson Bay | Co.;and in May, 18%. thoy obtained @ lense for 2t years longer. And, in the correspondence between ord | Glonelg.and the Governor of the Hudson Bay Co ,the latter | tells the former that the Company have done much for the | title of England to the Oregon territory, He boasts that | they have expelled all the Americans from that region ; that they have settled all the decayed servants of the Com- | pany in that territory ; that they have 22 ments e; several stockade forte: six armed vessels, one ol fof war ; and that th of Mr. Simpson. the agent of this Company, dated Feb- ruary 1, 1897, he says the country between the north- Trees of north latitude, is remarkable for the salubrity of the climate, fine soil and the finest harbors in the world. That on the banks of the Columbis ' ree ag hove oe ulture ona large scale; ana they soon rge market for the cotton and woollen goods “f England, her iron wares, tobacco, &e ; and that no- ng can exceed the beauty of the country, and the ex- sellence of the soil and climate, Mr Simpson also adde omphatically “we are forming the nuclens of col ireat Britain, settling our retired servar ts in vario of the territory, strengthening the claim of Great Brit thereto, and increasing the India trade therefrom, &o.” In answer to this, Lord Glenelg says, we can't grant you a renewal of the cherter t_rererving to ourselves the privilege of colonizing this territory at some future time, And yet the Senator suid she did not des ‘6 to colonize. Wout, Evgland ot colonize? Why, colonization ts the tndispensavie Inw of her exist She is forced into it. The Zolverine—-the Germau Free Trade Leegue have imposed af tariff on her manufactures; and it seems as if the whole world almost, hed esdopt-