The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1844, Page 3

ne These rates are much higher than those charged on the Erie canal, notwithstanding which they will secure a large portion of the produce waiting transportation to market. On the opening of the Erie Canal, there will be great rivalry between the forwarders of produce through the Canal, commencing at Buffalo, and through the Welland Canal down Lake Ontario to Oswego. Immense quanti- ties of produce will reach market through the latter chan- uel. The contest is between the forwarders at Oswego and Buifilo, The forwarders along the line of the canal are about adopting a tariff of freights, which the western merchants say will drive them from the route. This wili force merchandise through the northern route, via Oswe- G0, and seriously injure the revenue from the Erie Canal ‘These movements are going on within the limits of our own State. Farther west, the same competition prevails. Along the whole line of the Wabash Canal, even as far down as Lafayette, contracts are making to take pork, beef, bacon, lard, ashes, and all that description of freight, through the nerthern route to New York, for $12 50 per oe Old Stock Exehnngr. 81000 U © 6s, "62, bo0ds 18 44 FarDvuat Co 10000 dy 190 do 5000 do 127 30 do 10000 do 11% 200 do 44000 Ohio 6's, 1960 95 200FCanton Co 5000 do nw 95 490 do 334 ae ba0ds ae % do pads we a lo 1 lo Ids 334 1600 do 9% 175 Mohawk RR. 56 sn) do, tinaw 95° 2 lo 10600 Kentucky 6’s 100% 10 Harlem RR 300. do b30ds 1008 150 do 18000 80 109 500 do 2000 Ody ie 290 do 1000 Pennsylvania 5's = 65 100 Paterson RR 5009 lo b30d» 6535 150 do 1000 do 60 ds 6545 190 do 5000 do 65% 50 do. 70 0 TL Spee’l Bes 2946 75 Nor& Wor RR 2000 do do 105 Fa 1000 tud Dol Bas 28 3 3 gS bates 30 nd Dol Bde 0 4 2 sheAmex Be 850 do adds 35% 39 Am Trust Bro, 30%¢ 6O. &t 9 75 Auh& Rech RR 103 8 25 L Island RR s60ds 72 395 do 734 Second Board. $1900 Oh’o 6's, 1860 93% 50 Norwich, 3136 1000 do iy Fd 150 Mohawk, b3 55 300 H i, 53 56 ca lo, 83 St 230 Norwieh, 35 75 Farmer’s Loan, 3759 “0 815 35, do 37 15 34 0 do 31% New Stock Exchange. $1000 U 8 6's, 62, 113% 125 Canton, cash 33, 1000 Ind 25 yr cash 36% 50 do 32 1000 do cash 303g 50 do 1000 do cash 3593 50 do 100 Ohio Gs, 69 cash 9588 240 Hartem, 5600 do 8 50 do! 1600 40 do 53:59 1000 100 = do cash 59% 1000 do 830 58! 1000 25 L Island, b20 72) Ms ca at 3 lo cash 71 aa ae 20 ig 25 i do 07% 10 shores N A Trust, ch 14 25 Paterson, cash 77 125 Far Loon, cash 39° 25 Stougington 83 357% odo nae BoD tw 30 40, lo cash 0 Mo do 79-50 Mechanics’ Bk Asso 97 State of ‘Trade. Asues—We notice sales of Pots at $4 50a$4 56}, Pearls at $5 00a$5 06}, but the demand is very limited Bueapstures Western flour is firm’ at $4 933a$5 00,— All sorts are firm just now. We learn from Buffalo that on the 16th inst. eight thousand bushels of wheat were of- fered at 90 cents andne buyers. Two cents below that price was then the rate. babes the west there was, at the last accounts, a downward tendency. Corrox—The market today was rather tame; sales amounted to abont 2000 bales, at previous rates. Several large holders are awaiting the arrival of the steamer; buy- ers are nothing loath, as they have the commaud of the market. Such is the indiaposition to ship that some en gagements have been made at 7-16d for square bales to Li- verpool. Hay—Holders of North river bale are anxious to sell at current prices, but consumers only take enough for pre- sent necessity. The opening of the river will reduce quotations for this article. Inpico, at auction—-Terms—] ceroon, 3 months; 2 or more ceroons,4 months. Notes payable in the of New York, to be made factory to the sellers Gua- temala Indigo—2 ceroons at $1 20'cts per Ib, 1 do $1 11, 1 do $1 08, 6 do $1 07, 12 do $1 00, 8 do $1 05, 18 do $1 04, 11 do $1 03, 16 do $1 02,8 do $1 O01, 1 do 87}.cts, 2do 574, 3do 50, Bengal ndigo—1 case at $1 11 cts per lb, 1do $1 06, 1 do $1 05, 3 do $1 01, 2 do $1, 1 do 99 cts, 1 do 97, 1 do 93, 1 do 92, 1 do 91, 1 do 873. Rear Estats—The lollowing sales were made at auc- tion :— ‘The two story frame house, with two buildings in the rear, situate in Williamsburg, near Union aveny d the lot, 25 by 100 fect... $1,400 Neck Farm, in the English Neighborhood, 6 miles from Hoboken, containing 83 acre: 3,000 4 lots onthe NW. corner of 9th avenue 4st street, with house in front, and barn in the rear, + 6,100 4 lots on dist st ad. nite rear of above... Four story store No. 78 William st. 20 feet front and rear, and 28 feet 2 inches en Liberty st. 14,250 Four story store No. 76 Willi 0 feet front and rear by 28 feet deep. .... cee. 19,250 That portion of four story store 7: 4 ue feet on William st., 11] feet rear, by about 2 feet deep. . . oe 6.500 Two story attic 54 Amity st. near Wooster. .........0.06 7,100 Lot on Tenth st. 152 feet W. of oth avenue,26 ft. front and rear hy half the block. sececee Two story brick house on 117th at. Lot 150 feet front, 130 feet centre, by 100 feet deep, with frame stable on rear... ss. sees see scene 1,400 Wniskey—Drudge casks are eld at 3c, but very little doing at any price, Prison barrels very We still quote 2428250. 3,200 Died, On Tuesday morning, after a short illnes Lovisa Conner, youngest danghthter of James and Eliza CATHARINE 8. onner, aged 7 months and 8 days. The relatives and friends pf the family, re requested to attend the tuneral, this ednesday) afternoon, st 4 o'clock, from 92 Grand street, near Green street. On the 16th March, after ‘a long and painful illness, Lver, the wife of Richard Hawkins, of Jolin street, aged 30 On the 19th inst. Mr. Davip Hacer, in the 74th year of his age. His friends, and those of the family, are respectfully in- Vited to atter his funeral, on Thursday, at3 P. M., from ate residence, 16 Christie stre Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THE NRW YORK HERALD o¥FICE. Anijier-++ Oct. 16 Point Petre, Gui Pernambuco + BeoSSSeRS=-o 1-88 Zzezz = Ss.o8esssu Gibraltar + (vayama, P. R. Galveston Gonaives Guayaqail Gs Tipagos Island: Passengers Arrived restox—Ship Stir Repub'ic~Ceptain LM Hitcheork, iy ard 2ehi dren; Mrs Sms EK Me auley, Dr Sivnicks on; Mrs 8G Mernims..nnd 51m thesterrage Manscarno~Brig Eroma~Mrs. Harriet Flagg. family and 5. Havest, of Switzerland; and B.T, Hutchiuson, of Brig Dein Captain Emerton, Cant Chap- man nnd I ye — Brig Clinton—8 B Brown and lady; Mrs J A JO Merwill rig Eeily—C Reng, ME Molter, E Ber jx H Sicia, J Renter, Foreign Importations Gatveston—Shio se hie i" Reva i 6 bales cotton Ashly, uot ( comB) do 'P Harmny's Nephews= is do F He jwalt Sco 8 do © B Redtivd—82 crates ait enware 23 co—487 bales co C Scudver & com99 do R Haruden & Manacainom—Drig jo Ant Ara Kure : ray MBean a cillee Moa Paasontid G Eisrowe ed & com : id & “Thebnud, | e® Cotten des J H Brow va~272 b gs & Thompson—30 do Jnses Holford— 16 hides 3 bbls molasses lo BF 4 do Harting! Sagndshock—103 logs a ahogan BY seen ie ilad—187 bags coffee 38 ton: logwood, to order—12000 boxes cloves 396 half 59 brs bales corks 349 bales Matanzas—B ig Agnes—1311 m lass 23,000 oranges 3 dozen pasekt WF fine a6 bls iar 89do molasses jes coutou Barth we Ware t Monte Brig Otnellom287 bales cotton Bo "i 4 do Portier Freies~52 Boulter, Brothers Scot ig tint Tom Fee ; ip Celia—101 bates cotton Goodhue & 0 Hind bag. Netain & e—2'a obinson & co—Th Perkin ohing=1 JN bi Wood HW Paddock—2 D W Budd ide 125 bales cotton Boorman, Je hue ope—153 Parmelee, Kilborn & Ho» HcomiS do. Bratahall. Abernethy & ne—A1 bbl rice 3 bales pink root furs North, Mauning & Patriok—1ck on—B i mil 67 bees bb G Robi rr. umily~ bbls obi mdse Ht Strybarg=d bales rags A Nicholaseoe hi jon 5 do 93 bales fact that Robert S. Martin, formerly our sh pectable [ouns women, with good city private family. Has ANTED—By two yeung women, one general noasework ina 8 as charm bermid orto do housework. Saturday. Gtiedbie Sales of all descriptions attended to as usual. mis Iwan Barr led French Guo, Please address GU. and describing the Gun, Packets to Sall LIVERPOOL, , Bursley, Mar. 21 ollins, "March 26 PORTSMOUTH. joore, Mar. 20 April 1 Fo Feb. 20| H. Hud: Mar. 1] P. Albert, Sebor, _ FROM HAVRE PORK HAVRY Utiea, Hewite, Feb. 16 | Fancois 1. worth, Mar. 24 Hereafter, Letter a1 ews for all parts of the World, will be made up at the CK. Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vessels. All Pilots and Captaius of vessels are requested to note the news collect to receive any snot now in our employ, He is not, therefe: newsp» pers or reports ingended for the New York Herald. Ship Masters and Agents We shall cateam ite favor if Captains of Vessele will « Commodore Ronny Siuyuy. of our News Bleet, a tof the Shipping lett at the Port whenee they sailed, th. Vessels Spoken on, their Passage, List of their Cargo, ‘ane any Foreign Newspapers or News may have. He will board them immediately on their srrival. and Cor respondents, wine or abroad, will alsw confer a favor by sending to Wis Office all the Marine Intelligence they ca» obsain. | Nanneal [nformasios of anv kind will be chackfally Peearved Bi i blur, Lavanya, Geo Whitaker Ellay Recker. D Kemp & Placs £ vell & Co— Me, mast Keo; Doda, he te, W. glom dridge, Phila moud, Alen & cotton, hider, &e. t to, Duaham & Dimon amidships, and captain and crew. U.S. ship Delaware, passengers, are missing, and it is suprosed that they were below at the tiwe of the occurrence aud were dro sugar, to J Elwell Meson & Thompson NY f. Reb Sehr Hope, Mitchell, 16 days from Mansanillo, mahog ony 27 ds cedar y esters palm leaf 259. m: Boston, in 4 Gare Peru No other veeel in port. coffee, to ned away “obstay, » away square: t topsail nl sion Of heavy gales for the last four davs. ing 10 her fy eand ¥ alu topm by the deck, bulwarks gon starboard beam ends. Saw no rersoy on board.” ‘The wind blowing fresh from 1at 23.13 N, lon 74, saw the wr maiu topmast goue below the tops. A barque. painted red, was standing towards tue wr ck, vortiser says—The Gleaner sailed trom Rotterdam fi thew, barqi 1 vot off by a wrecker; will, upou » se proceed her vovage ty Ga gow, without ischarging, ‘The sary Ave: | rill will finish her loading and sail in a few days, i at 25, 50, 8 lat 54, 40, lon 78,'45, Rosco at Charleston, Le the tollowiog rote :—" Baryar KF nny, for New Orlean: days from Juanes Bovi tieson, tm Wilmington, N une, jut ares loci, Wheeler, fm. Port tne; Hi Livery Sennr, of Nova Seotis, for do, do, Royal Bride ‘Welch, of and tor Liverpool, do, all loading. Zarvab, just arrived. Richmond, tacon far Nt ork tom Car N Vor Mary, NY. ke ton; Alpine, ner, Muanzay or Dav For land tor NYork Mih—Harr lariel fur Hip left. brig Lawsenee, Cock! Orleans, soon, Sid— Pa Lawrenee, acd New, M thorpe, Blake Growler, El s»pposed the M rv Bright, for Port de Poy Hort, Gandy, an! Saraty Ai \ well, Newrort. ton: Benj H Ei u Achsah D, Dowy'a: Billow, Lawrence, do. Cld, Env PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 20, 5) Moon Rises lit aren water Cleared. Durfey, New Grlems, Starten & Frost— jowrieh, Buen» Ayrez, WW De Woret & lelener, New Orleans. Johnson & Lowde . Shinn, Key West, W. W. Prait—Brigs Joseph A Ank Cayes, Fos'er & Nickerson: » Rob- sin Spofford, Xp fford, Beaufort, N.C chrs Lenite, Smith, Reomond; ‘St. Pi Dk, Buck & Peters; E George Pollo: k, C: Kuarp, Alexand Energy, D ummond, Bangor, wewberu. A Cammerdou urge Slearm © Taburg, Va James Hunter: Patriot’ Eke ip Jide N. Briggs; Weymouth, Hust, Rich: xs0n. rrived, Ship Celia, Tnateher, 15 days from Mobile, with cctton, to Dunhom & Dimon Fhip Siar Repu lic, iD el Henly, 16 days from Galveston wi JH. Brown. ‘the U.S. ache Flirt D when 4 days out recurned in ress wy gale, started tulwarks, knees, &c. encountered a Left Galveston, Burr, just ar. Barque Hebron, Weodbary, from Apalachicola, with 1000 bales cotton to master. Brig Wilson Fuller, Cobb, Gdays from Savannah, with cot- ton, to G Buel er . Brig Emina, (before reported) Waite, from eaibo, 22) Feb. with coffee, he. to Aymar & C 0 ‘8 from Charleston, with ertton. stev nivg, off Sandy Hook, ran foul from, Norfolk fur New Ye tk, ng her watantly, Suce:ded in ree seaman recently discharged «rom the Brig Ei » Sherwood, 6 J hr, Virgiw ith cotton, to master, : Clinton, Lyon, 5 days from Savannah, with cotton, to B Sturges & Clearm an. Brig Othello, Ryan, 15 de from Mobile, with cotton, to Sturges & Cle rman. Sid in co with Philura for N York. Brig Agnes, Hunt, 11 days from Mata.zas, with sugar and molasses, to master. reported) from Malag1, Feb 2—Passed co with “enezuel Smith, 14 days Matanzas, with molasses, a to Reid & Hoppock—i69 hhds and 98 bbls melasses to A W vekoft Sehr Lexington, Wass, 15 days from Guayama, PR, with N—100 hhds sugar 80 bh's molass neo with Vi Lefc Josevh ry. 24 days from Guayama, PR, with 100 ugar to ‘Divscomb & Beckwith. Let for N York 4 days 13) legs tes 10 bls honey 21 bales tobacen 122) 6 Daniel E Left Magnolia for » Wilbur, for Antwerp, in 8 days.— molasses 75 do ea. MeGuire. Schr Patriot, Crocker, 8 days from Thomaston, with lime, to th "1 Sebr Morylacd, Beach, 2 days from Virginis,with flour, &c. to R.P 7 ‘air Pray, Rogers, 7 days from Norfolk, with corn &e. Schr Segad*hoeck. Simpson, 18 days from Cape Haytien, with Bro oa meh le ted it, sprang foremast, blo ng jib—have had split Schr Daniel Webster, Demmerest, from Edenton, NC, with naval stores, &e. to Blossom & Willians, Schr Sequel Raynor, frm Richmond, with flour, &e, to N L. McCready & C i Schr Amanda ‘I’. Myrick, Jones, from Alexandria, with jour, &e, Sclir Isaac Revel, Horsey, from Virginia. Schr Protector, Post, from Virxinis Schr Example, Van Name, from Virginia. Sehr klizabeth, Smith, from Virgiasa. chr Bri Dunham & Dimon " One barque and 3 brigs unknown, Satled. Ship Mary Francis, Hubbard, M Havana; Peter Demill, Lewis, Miscellaneous. _ Bric Wittsamt, Johnson, which sii'ed from Charleston 11th inst. tor Boston, ret tned on the ltth ina leaky condition, hav. prungalenk 30 hours after leaving port ingle 3, 20, long Phe W. leaks a” the rate of 200 sper hon Scuu, Bavtimone, at Philadelphia, from Cape Haytie ports that on the 2d inst whea passing’ the island of Mayegua, in lat 2220 N, ton 7240 W, sawa large ship ou the NE point, gone by the caps. mizenmast gone we fo.e and att. the ship laying on her f, was unavle to board ver, March 3, k of a brig with her fore and Bric Vanpatia. at Newpert, reports that on the 22d ult, 8, boarded th r Gi of we wreck of bey leat udoned and wa erl'xged, had been. stripped a derbin faraitwe, The Byston Daily Ad Boston, Eaton, master, about Nov. 13, at Ramsgate 21th ‘There are at present t'ree wrecked or at he qu ve rigged, viz: the the Atha'ia, barqi bees repaired aud ke for your yesterday, mre on the quick: sands to the westward as Whalemen March M—Are Newark, Pendleton, NWest Obbis wh 100 spoil. 8, 40 Ss x 3 4 leve, Franklin, Barton, of Warren, clean Spoken Freighter, of Portland, from Boston for tot 28, N. lon 74, 30 W.—by Emma, at port, Nautilus, (U 3 sehr) Waldion, on a cruise, 9th inst off Sand Key—by Del sport. ton 34, 32, W—by the Horlequin Pekio. (no date) lat Charlotte, 0 days from New Orleans for Boston, March 13, lat 29, 20. lon 78, 40—by Hope at this port. Havana, 10th inst., port, 5, lon 76, 40—by sami 45, e. gp Aretmris, fn Boston March 8, lat 19, 10,10n 69—by Hope a | fs pore L Baldwin, from Savannah, March 8, lat 37, 35, lon 73, 55—by | om TH, Feb Jan leaky); London Manse. Nanta, ug Newrout, Feb 7. Ten, Simpson, «hy Banstow, Feb 6—Picked up at this place a he vervool, Wand fale, all w ile dun 27 1044, port—Lydix Hlstey just ar from and. Id woe: Plaryut do to load, and abated sailof Am ves: Haytiesx, March 5 In port, Eagle oy vytey, March s—In port. Eagle, fim B ston. une; you, do, in’ 6; Kahle, Hut: St Jaco pe Cuca, March L—In por , Sophronis, fm Boston m Boston, for New York—the onl: rican vesseis port Helen Hamilton, Nichol Feu Bace, Yerks, of Maryport Kel... of Aberdeen, for do. do; Bunt Ma'ly. a dome Ports Franxvort, March 14—Sld, Pa riot, Greenlaw, Norfolk; Gozelle Stubs, Baltimore, Brilliant, French, Philadelphial Hope, Arey, N Yor! Groversren, March W—-S!d, Sherer, fm Thomaston, for id sever Ischs b und 8 h 15—Arr Hightander, Mayberry, Cardenas, udalier, Pendleton, do, for Boston; Olin? , tre, for Bo ton—9 am. herween Seconuet ray Head, sow b from Cardenas for tort: Owe f tthe Rewerd, J onvriny No - Mary, Cerne, Fall River fr NY. thaunoek fer Bostony Pilgrim, De Boston Bridgecore fs Fail Rider oO” itor, z for Fi a Hk Mos itor, Bridgevort fir Fall River. Moreh 13—Are Palm, Rider, Philad for B yetta, Non Homes’ How vet hine, H. Fuller, Aly ice and Roxana, March It—Arr EB Otel, Smoke vtThompon, and President, Nyork— Sid; Champion, Souls, Porto ico; ‘thems, Whitey, Planter, ork, Jones, do. Privapecenia March'l9—Arr Delawnre, Fisher, and Ap- NO: ohn M' lay ton, Moore. Charlestoc » Mebiley Be tmoro, Vigures, Cape t rt. aseir fin New York, heading to wes aloore, W bh. Saw ec favinor, NVork; Hse, Cl, Ellen, Whelden, and Sun, Ryder, Bo Id, Vangilder, ( haricston; Republie n, 'Hoo wry, Pye (Br) Mas: Mira) law bard i—Ar ston, Mumford Johnny B tk: Island Cid Sth, Kim? L lo; 1th, ere Sullivan, Waite NYork, och Are Mary Caroline, (Br) Brewer, Sr Manne March 6—Arr Choctaw, hy N York, OST-On Viouday nis Chain, Peneil and Eye been dropped in papa the Sis ‘hey were a Bowerys will be suitably rewared. GENERAL WORKING MEN’S MEETING. ENERAL MEETING of the Working Men of New ‘ork avd its vicinity, will be held at Croton Hall, ‘TH G. Wednesday, March 20th, ut 7 of the Committee appointed by the Mret- ‘at the same place on the 8th inst, y orcer of the Cemmitter. ‘ caer ‘THOMAS A. DEVYR, Chairman GEO. H. EVANS, Secretary, FOURTH WARD. AMERICAN REPUBLICANS 79 YOUR POSTS. » MON BE AWAY —7) N REPUBLICANS ot the Fourth Ward ir Head Quarters, Shake "s Breastpin, with u rough Chambers’ Invest atyle and fashion, oa Wedur at 115 Fulton and 32 Aun streets, by order ef the Assignee aud ot ud most fasnionabie assortinent of | Furniture offered this Also, 2 housekeepers, by earal m9 A will meet at th : Thursday Evening, March 2ist, at 6 o'clock, there to by the ist, 2nd, aa the Nomination of at» for Mayor of the all iusportact that every member should »10n,as.it will be one of di Cause. By order of the As oci of, transi MISSION BUSIN oined | guaranteed aud eashed, or AKP eR, as Cau: ty, at the ensuing elee ign. be prearut on this coca evest the Americnw Itepablican ion SEPH HUFTY, Preside: AKERED.G LAWYER } harap WM. WILBOM, 3 COMNTY MFFTING 01 Messrs. L. Mr. Moses Taylor, Medsrs. ‘Spoffard, Tileston & ° [ey ( aaa N PARTY. BLICAN &LEC few York, are requested to meet at id M Ity Con WM. GO. FRANCIS P. FURNAL ALFRED 8, LIVINGS LL, Chairman, Disa, § Serretaries. NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE, V9 BENEFIT. u UFRASIA BORGHES| would reevectfully cylecder of 0 inches aud a lated for a tow boat. FIT, when she will have the honor peariug before a New York audience for the last time, this including A BALLET. sured at the Opera House, on aud after mm will .e communicated on app! eunurually attractive reaft: I please give notice on We dnesday tant, whether they y ill retain their seats, THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF Sab ahi £. DAVIS, Fsq. and the BELMONT and OLYMPIC THEATRE, 88 TAVLOR mort respectfully informs her friend's snd the public. thither BENEE IL will take place on # RI- DAY EVENING, 224 insta..t. Box Bo k now op-n. PARIS MILLIN; viously d | ‘The Mansion House 1s oue ef the most. splendid establish- iments inthe United States, ‘The main building stands in the centre of four or fi 4 sive and com nodien = rz Spring Mithinery, m20 At whole of tne Bry of New York, exten: MILLINERY A, H. COLLIS, NO, 24 JOHN STREET, through the Narrows to th vg her : ve : era ings, very pieasantly situated. uearly opposite th S NOW OPENING afr Landing, and well calculaved tor large ooardivg houses or ho- 7 yiast received by late arrivals wo cases sp.endid Paris Artificial Flowers, jortment of Millinery Goods, m Havre, comp: tels. Fora diagram and further particulars, Delia, Fales from New O:leans, and 16 days from the Ona atest malnalny (oer caate, AUCTION SALES. THOMAD BELL, Auctioneer (Store No, 45 Ann street.) PHOS, BRLLIS AUI TION NOTT oI re, contarr WEDNES tory house, No 19 20% re NIFFEN & 00 m ASSIGNER'S LE. OF E ABINET FURNITUR Jav 0th inst, at } = lock, oe of the rue mr new and 2 second hand Piano Fortes, je Pier Glasses and Paintings, together with a quan- a shand Furniture, with which the itnre, well worth? the attention of thn trdi pippers aud other ready for exa jorue. JOHN SNIFFEN, Auctioneer, house A CARD, [ HAVE taken the Store 0, 91 Wail street for the pu acting a GENUHAL AUCTION AND COM: YESS. Cor hea required. JOHN 8. BETTS, I beg leave to refer as follows :— Hoffman & C. | Maasrs, Thompson, & Adam: Merriman, Nash & “| Waren & Briatuall. Mr 8 T. Nicoll ” Harmony’s Ne | Mears. Dater, Miller & Co: 34 i Sturges, Bennet & Co. + Bathor, Olvphene &] oC OL Denison & ° 0. ietor&Duck- “~ Edward G. Faile & Co “Babcock & Mo. ml0 2w: 'eyster & Whit- STEAMBC ge in this ¢ the 26th day of March instant, st 12 0’cloe “ONY J. BLEECKEN & CO,, Auction- MHOAT VIRGINIA, with il the tack e and, ure now in or belouging to it. ‘Phe steimboat is of he burthen of about 310 toas; in Ieagth about 138 en fot suroke. Terms of Sale and any other mation that may be desired, JOM s COLGAN, 11 Jomes street. Ne eationt Ws now tying at the foot of Chambers treet, a m10t026* ec NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. I BRIGHTON HOUSES, at New Brighton Staten will be peremvton tthe Y, sold, ar pul auc chents’ Kxcha.ge, by HALLIDAY & JENKINS, on Tuesday, the 26th day ef March uext, at 12o’clock, if not'pre- disposes of at private sale ir oF five acy ‘as now enclosed, It is very exten- he inain walls ae built of raw ble, the surrounded by;vinzza: andall finished iu the best manner The site caunot be surpassed. It commands a view of the up the North and Bast Rivers New York, Brooklyn, che Long Island Shore, he Ocean, and al arge portionof ew | jorge The Belmont and Brighton Houses are both extensive build- Steamboat Weariss, New York, 2¢tn March, 18 MAN COLOC NE WATER AGENCY, D having received th: Agerey for the ebrated Perfume, minofaciured by WARREN sT AT AUCTION Dwelling House = having a two story bck and resr, will be sold by E. athe Fxchang*. on United States of this {the different qualities on hand, repared to execute ord very low prices. Derlers are F. GROSH «IM. 90 Platt street, marble mantl convenience of situation as well as construction passed ; e | As the money is unt required, a large prop-rtion can remain | on bond and mortgage m20 tation of the article al Tespectfally requested te call. mr20 3tawlm*re 49 Wall street ‘The Lot with a well builr House, and a sQperior rang in the kitchen Art re 48 bbls du | ennes, Smith, for | York, soon; Texidor, d schg; | * A CHURCH WITHOUT A BISHOP.” EV. SAMU#.L H. COX, D D., of Brooklyn, w Il deliver the concluding Leetare of the Regular Cou se of the New York Lyceum ey Broadway T a | be ha! at the door, LON HASBROUCK, Cor. Sec. BELL TAV. S USUAL, a Voral establishment This N, 29 ANN STREET. Entertainment will take p CHANCE SE. 01 A Best ‘Three ia F central part of the 30, A the prosperity THE PRACOCK, ort EMER At NEW DINING ROOMS. NOS. 15 SOUTH WILLLIAM AND 5 STONE STS White Froats, rst Delmoaie on Coe p p. HES New and elegnt Roose - L d’Hote, from 12 Mull 4 P.M. Di ait “consist. daily, of Soup. k LAT 7ig o'eTck, in the Asbury Methodist. © Churen, [Norful near Stanton str-et,] on which occasion the Grand Di Hanover Square will be preseut in {ult regalin re now open, with a Table Otters are invited to mal went mo fe of dining. JAMES MOWATT § CO., 174 BROADWAY, PUBLISHED— mical aad conv ELOCUT ONE etitition Book, ginius, William ten in the Cn ted State 50 cents—half-boand MODERN STANDARD PD ON, f Tragedy, by Thos. Noon T Rev HH. Mitman, LYONS, a tlay, by Sit Edwd 4 we ready on Saturday, 23d March, RICHE- LIEU, by Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer. ile; brigs Excel, Smith, bile. an Kn . adapted to the 6, by Epes Sargeant. ning new and important frets uever before pubsished Hare Townshend, author ot Facts ia Mesmer sia, &e THE DRAWING-ROOM LIBRARY. ber compiete in its li superb roy ulociave pege, 1235 1—The Light of 1 N 298 Pearl st a with Loss ot two auchors, &c: sailed again Dre 28 put back, and sailed | agai Jaa 9. The fate of the crew 1s unknown, but from her paving Len stripped, there is reason to hope they wens takew o id other Poems, b ed, with an [lus CONSERVATORY ’ Saturda ical Ageats who wish our JAM 174, Broadway, New Y rk. interesting Works wil also be’ p st COLUMBIAN MA OFFICE No 3 ASTOR HOUSE. 2 COL MBIA®’ Lavy’S ANI) GENTLEMAN'S: AGAZINE—Edited by JOHN INMAN. Contents of the April Number, 1844—Original. Idle Hours, a Chapter on Fashions, by Mrs. srards, by Mrs. Eine +AZINE, annual, bien are very 7are, and will be found well woith all lovers of Flor Jams G. Brooks. Genius and its Re y : Recollections o/ China,’by ‘othe Ciowds, a Dreatner asnybs Mrs kh The Hour Befyes the Duel, by et. rances 8, Osgood. hear a g.nwine character h- caused all the old by his've partner, Mr Daatyp) to cs ‘The E eperor and the Kin without any reserve, by Mr V aby M jrramet, Provigking and Winter Reckraing, i 4 2, | ut? or of the Prite Stories, Mairying for Money, Pheuix, 6 days from Matanzas for Boston, March 15, lat 32, | Met aud GuherD je ying ¥ Stangis to , ov Norna. The Colonl Abroad, by Anna Cora Mowatt. EMBELLISHMENTS ie New Haven, Downs, from Porto Rieo for New Haven, joes : eas — Sig ared for the Columbian e miles, fm Sandy Hook. y HS. Saga, pa dd ae tan Columbian ignres Hip, (pat in | the Well—Pcetry by Geo, P. Mor. by Miss Ann Sloman, =$t per annum in adva ce; two erpies for $5, or ove Je nity bers 25 cents each—ueliver a | copy two years fur $>. in any partcfthis eiy ond in | all parts ofthe U ited States aud the Caiad. Addeoa post paid, Arie] oT. ir pe? lym, and sent by mart to vy the Publisher Is#AkL POs] planting ea ATOr 8-700 hamyers and 400 bushels F of uew anu handsome desigus, Go d_F Agriultur! Books, &¢ on hy i n i a Jots to suit purchasers, nt Pier No. 9 LIN, Feb 5, Jawes Ridden Buck, fm Glasgow | SA! JU DRINK BAD IAT ond want to obtein gard yf rwarding your orders 0 88 Oatha- far bi i wileut te you to receive five 1, Guupowder or A YOUR OWN YOU CAN APPRE, onean dy so by Yeung tyson, jeny | Sonchoug ‘Tex ve Teas are of the first, quali we represeat them, ne Ve yeurm nev, wh ch will be chert ly paid. ‘This is ou of , FAKE § 50—*E KTH 50 CKENE Ae nieming’ NORTH AMECCA Sea SAS will Lave the Pie? To whom all orders ste to be ad iresged, mi 'tinee oF orders for payment in this ely ROBERT HOPE HART, IMPORTER ER, NO.W NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE Fe RRS for enle, in lots to suit purchaser vows St ut, Seowh and kev, Dark aod Pale Brandies, Mad-irs, Sherry, Pi baigue, Sparkliog Hock, Claret, &e. All of the b TO THE PUBLIC, MRS. G B MILLER & CO., TOBACCO AND SNUFF MANUFACTURERS, NO. 110 WATER 8TREET NEAR WALL STREET ery respectfolly inform their friends and customers 1 circulation of eounterfert and spuriow selling through the city and country by ting it as having been manufaetnred. b Brady. | statis are made for deception, the quality being in then, Cayt. Ira Bar regular day d Liti{s Mary. 15th. no arrival. Io port, Casket, Em= | bacco and $n aly toany more comfortable and ¢ and ther sceommod. tions it is well kno #0 ars superior others Th se wining mane early polication in hear West. be misled by such imposition, or suppose ture ur osual | ry thit we lek or fa stomers, as a camtion ngail © Spare nO expense OF oXerLiON to mantt heretofore, the very best articles, m26 2t 43 Peck slp, con = 3 : RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS. PURSE FORK THIRTY DOLLARS—Mile Heats— ve Free for ell Horses chat never won over cme off on THURSDAY next. at 344 o'clock, are 10 be made the day previour, m20 it je SOMMIT © OF LADIES, fe ling a deep int rest in of VIGILANT DIVISION No. 14, SONS: JE, will present them with an OH GANI. ANNEt, on Wedoe-day Evening, March 20, JOHN W. OLIVER, G. W. P., will preside. ORDER OF EXERCISES, 1—Hymn - hoir 2—Pray + By Rev E. Withey 3—Ude « +++ By the Division 4—Addres o uy By Rev. Mr. Martyn 5—Hym: + By the Choir 6—Preseot tion of Banner + By a La 7—Recey tion . Rien W 8—-Ode- eetcse ¥ the Divi 9—Adhe.s-++By PW P, 8 Ellis, of Washington Divisioa, N 1 Boston 10—Hymn—Dexology +++ +++set+ ere ses By the Choir M—tenediction. OP TICKETS 24 CENTS— A duntting ooe Person, to be here tat Nor folk street, and at the door on the above evening. ta19 2tis* re STRANGERS BEWARR, [IN THIS AGE Of QUAL KERY AwD HUMB Koa amport ut. che ay fxonniin $ has rerooved his Old Galen's He 288 Pearl, corner of Beekman street, where west extriortiaary cures of all dilic.te jis old stan, and. hat he has no c¢ consu Citions + tictly private, Dbseive the numb-r—mi-takes are often dangerons— irections sent toa case, and encly y puto the Union, ou five dollars. ED E AKRIVA OF FRESH SEEDS. THE SUBSCRIBER, in cekuowl-daing the libery’ mage veeriv-d by him this season, for which he ie vergratefal, cow be Bf rm his patro ‘and the ¥ ie stock will be fund to q Land verennial Fiower Seed: ny of which Vegetable nd Field Seeds have also been imported, of tho kinds only which are desi othe sorts, for which the Ameriexn ¢rodw tions are more ed, hove been grown by mea of experience acd integrity this establishment of which can b» strictly relied Broad strret, o assert there hand ; Double Dahtivs—An extensive collection of these heantifal flowering Koors have also been imperted from the most emi- nent growers. an? are bulbs of the most choice Prize Slowers exhibited in England d the lost two years. ‘They are now boaer rrorngntion he 270" Dee last, can with coufident nota worthless seed in the whole stock uow talogues, con- stavether with in ‘ure, will be published at an early vediod. A large Conservatories, which will be found desirable ornaments. for the Parlor, &e Bou juets, Haskets, and Vases of Florers, can bs procmred on the shio:test nov.ce, pat ov ina neat but elegant style. Fr 1 Ormamental Trees, Shrubs, nardy Row jt Jacobean Lily, ‘Luberose, &e. ke., k x. » Ban ¥ Tarra Cotta Flower Vases and Pota, ‘th, Fish Globes, Se. A largea surmentof Gardeniug ‘Tools, Horticultural aad Kiower Stu The above are no ff-red for sale at LOW PRICKS, | © h ern purchased fir € shy onndy ntaxeous terms nid AnouslCatalegue is vow in cour eof ,uolieation, r acd will be ready for de tery (gratis) early im the ensuing we: ke Oni prattrnded to with promptness, and thankfully received. | WILLIAM NIBLO, Sole Proprietor 576 Broadway with any other establishiwent, £20 'mre NeW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY, DL.EOT 1 “ae SWALLOW, U pr Mel » will leave the toot of Cou Weduesd y kveniog, March 20th, 1811 K ate INING LISKE AT SEV FOR ALBANY, WITHO oe T LA andt and Liberty streets, This kveung at 7 o'el jneadey, “arch 20th, Colinas, will posstivel as above, her regular day, Havr g anyerior accommoda for cabin, 2d cabin. and aleeiage sengers, persons wishing to emb ould make ation on buard, foot of Wall stree’, or to JOSEPH MeMURKAY, 201996 re 100 Pine at, cor W_LIN® OF PACK PIOL—Paewet of 21st Mai rorite racket ship HO EE FUER, 1009 tons bur y, Will sailon Thurs‘ay, March 2ist,her Phe ships of this line being all 1090 tons and upwards, about to en ‘ke for the old ry will noth es to be derived from select og this live e ether, as their great eapacity renders them every way venieut than shiye ot a smaller ny o secure borths shiuld not fail to 1 orto TAPSCO ET. Genersl Passare Office, maSouth streer, tomers at their stores, US ce Wartin ed, ned proved of. can he returned and the movey refunded. Hon as rensonable terms as any articles (a the auove vality, manalictured Mes. G.'d MILLER & d Mary “liza, Bailey, New York; | tne United States. March 16-Are Roanoke, Knight, Feat. | near Wall street, INCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, bacribers have jay nstantly on hand, ver Iste arrivals from 1d, Hallock, do it tid rit Carter, Boston; T Ha a complete assortment fyeneh Artificial 1rd Mii ry Jes—for | Pr mt ) ier’ i | Pea rp P it ; articles—fo 74 Liberty street, up stairs. ' Ni + saleby Fi leteher, New York bat Ueswiie at a ad New ‘ack Utoenil Dist thy Lec isViLie. 1 her ela ‘i having handsome furnished. reecms ard, foct ol Wall at, at. Onlenus whaler te kK COLTING & CO, 56 Seuth at Passenge's by thie ship wil please be on boars, at Orleans Hunt, will whart foot of Will «treet, t morrow morning, 2ist ivat. at 10 ofcloek, at * hich tine the whi: will sai Positively oo treight received after this evening. Svinpers by this line wmay rely upon having herr Reods cor rect! y measured Agents in New Orle y forward al! ‘The packet s} Hallin & Woodraff, who will sto their address p Huateviile, Capt, Cornell, will suecerd the i] 90th Mareh, her regular day. mis eo AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. HAY MS 8 4 Dollar, te the Hoase. Teeformuncet ‘Simnaner ‘at half past 7 Admission Ove al TOF AY OrERA OF BEATRICE. DI TENDA. EDNESDAY, © VENING” i ted ae at | WF “ aE Linice Dh Bog ill be proeen 1 AY, Mareh 20th, n€ 134 | BV linpo Marts: o'dock, ail in exeel ent order, and forming «most desirable as bento th tortme’'t m Acw hin Ps Nianardo del Fiano: foo funder the direction of Bi vor full particulars, see tills of the day. f the | ‘he ‘Theatre oa the off nights will be let for Concerts invention of the Age. R FaneR, of ne Y ENNA, teapeetfully announces to th afte cum: | r 4 2 ry A RINGING AUTOMATON ¢ acon | covery nlicited. | Sales | cited surprise sud_adsairation threugbont the sci: HIBITION ROOM, carser of hues 3 Lisper . H be p every day (except Sun way ane Lispenard stieet. well moore 7 co ; children under ten years of day) from 12 AM Bondey ) trom 7 tl (> TICKETS, in Lispenard atreet, third door on the left | side from Broadway 29 1mtee PARK THEATICS. Boxes 40 Venta Pit} ceuta—talle wee with a pew dramaia three Mr EOF BIRTH ‘The performance will FOR SALE—Will be | THE FLYIN Lestelle Vanhelm CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS. | CONDUCTED BY H. ROCRWELL & O. R. STONE. | BENEFIT OF VIRGINIA SERENADERS, THIS EVENING, March 20,verformances to commence with Archer's Festival. After which various acts of Horsemanship, Gymay Volante, Vau ting, pine Prolieries. Ct er whie! OPERATIC CONCERT, BY THE VIRGINIA SEKENADERS. ‘Yo conclude with " MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE BENEFIT OF Mas TiMM. THIS EVSsING March 20—The pertormanors will +s Mr. Mitchell otlowed by: OLYMPIC RE VELS, CINDERELLA. Manager and Lessee. Y have been absent fer son THIS EVENING ‘The jerformance t 60) eoce witha grand a | Followed by Silendid tq: Streugth, by a C pf Agility and assed. | Princess Lodoika AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR EVERY DAY AND FV The Manager has eaaged week more the OFI( NAL KENTUCKY MINSTRELS, the best band of Eth n America, who give their Grand Concert at | ming and accomplished Voea- appearance beforea New York LANCHARD, the celebrated female Juggler HITLOCK, the renowned Banjo Player and Negro |. WILLIAMS, the Delineator of Irish Character, x ws, and favorite Hornpipe Dancer. i 4 the popular Ballad Singer. he celebrated POLLY BODINE an SY FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger ‘and faithiul, representatives of the ancieut people Egeuc may be pera ye GIPREY QU ‘consulted at a)i hours "Performances every *vening at 75 O'clock, aad Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock. Tickets 25 ceuts—ehiid 12 te-fivecents extra for private consultations with the Gipsey me. the Fortune ‘Teller, may be private the day and evening. LHS NKW YORK MUSEUM. eAND PICTURE GALLERY, (Broadwy, oxite ‘ity VERY DAY AND-EVENING ‘MH cK. NING OF THE MUSEUM, with splendid at- v omnes engagement with SIGNCIC RMANC SCO, the Magician and fquclibrist, late from the Aner ca Musenm. ine mechan eal figures. ESS, of enormous proportions, and a The Mighty GIANT! meat beautitul ve ccalist, WONDERFUL EXHIBITION. ° AR LIFICIAL MRA’ S. Now M daily, at 169 No exh bition ean be ultury ist, or to thee quiring and thoeghts “from Neture a ip rtiontar will be highly giat GG3 MATCHED BY uty the public from 1) A Nassau s reet, over the ‘Tribune Office. move riteresting 10 the Ag ase-, no matter | how-ecmplieat d. He apprises the ciuzens and “traugers th € | there is 00 De. fovans in hi heetion ‘whatever with, any other derire, His charges are mi | da few werks on "MILLION. D CONCERT, Metnbers of PAL 10'S (late) COM UXHALL GARDEN, On WEDNESDAY FR VENING sists of the follows eS. SH. " SHA LYNCH, MR. 1O BE GIVEN by thy Indies and gentle o ir ew | MR. FARALL, perd varieties of new | MEG PARAL LM tye he atcention of PROGRAMME. e rable &. be optamed ata foreign mare | Choras——The American Flig +++ + ++ By the Company Soug—A brave bold crew ++ Song—Oh whistie and 1’ Ballad—Nv rah M'Shane> horus—Our way across the Choras—Now prepare, now viepiress + Bailad—I'm sitting on the st Song—|'m seveotees come Sau Sone—My beautiful maid + « Sone—M rnivx’s ruddy beam Bedlam medley, by desi Song—VIl te 06 submi Song—The “team Arm + By the Compr: “Tmportant trom Washington. Our private accounts last evening from Wash- ington are most exciting and inportant—particu- larly on the Texas question. It is now believed that the Treaty of Annexation will be presented to the Senate in a tew days after Mr. Calhoun’s ar- rival—and it is confidently predicted that it will pass the Senate—the whigs not daring to vote against it, for fear of the effects of such a course against Mr. Clay in the south and west. In the mean time, a debate will soon spring up in the House, and many of the New England members are furious against such a project, threatening dis- | solution, separation, and insurrection of all kinds. Both parties, whigs and locofocos, are thunder- struck and paralyzed at the bold movements of Mr. ‘Tyler on Texasand Oregon. There will be prodigious exciting times in Wash- ington in a tew days. The peace of the country —the prosperity ot all—and the fate of Mr. Clay and Mr. Van Buren at the polls, both hang upon the course their respective friends take in these questions. “Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasutnaton, March 18, 1844. Acceptance of Calhoun—Surmises—Wonders and other Matters. For the first time I can now touch bottom in the | matter of Mr. Calhoun’s acceptance. | have my | information from one of the South Carolina dele- gation. Mr. Calhoun has not been heard from since | he received h@ oficial appointment—but letters were sent to him prior to his appointment, informing him | that he would receive it. Some of these letters have been answered, and from them it 1s under- stood that he will accept. 1 hear various rumors in regard to certain conditions which it is said he will make in the event of accepting—one is, that he will maintain an independent position,and consider his politic that ot President Tyler. This implies that he will not hold himself bound to oppose Mr. Van Buren because President Tyler does. | course in no way as identified with I presume some of your city papers will state—as they have done all the past week—that Mr. Cal- houn has unqualifiedly accepted the appointment. All such statements are only good guesses. | have stated the facts above. And another fact is, that last night at two o’clock (2A Dixon H. Lewis and other nothing of his acceptance, beyond the probabilit that he would accept. Before closing th Hope to know something more definitel d M. to-day) the Hon. uthern members knew is letter, Ir. Calhoun is expected on here in the course of this week—say the last of this week or the first of next. It is reportod that Messrs. Belser and Black,who e days, have gone te see Mr. Calhoun. They are particular friends of Mr. Calhoun. 2 P. M —It is now s suthern gentle- Jmen th ere will be 1 t neitherside, but t! alhoun will accept. ‘They say there 1s no doit at all. 8. B. ee Vasiinaton, Monday. Wiatttoid you the other day about Calhoun | accepting, was true. He ho then accepted, and the letter was in this c 1ow publicly stated to-day, and Mr. Call ected lo arrive in Washington this wee nt pressed on him that it was his duc view of the two great questions of T+ Oregon ; and Mr. Calhoun has consented to accept for the pur- pose of endeavoring to settle these two questions— which leaves him permission to retire as soon as they are disposed of. Mr. Towle has not been confirmed. TWENTY-KIGHTH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasnine Norr.—While I was ling i day last, the Senate passed a bill repealing the dis sribhtign law—which has for sometime past been inoperative from the conditions of the tariff. The repeal has no practical effec: TARIFF oF ’42. _ Gov. Moreneap presented a petition from citi- ens of Pennsylvania, approving the tariff of 1842, and asking that Congress will not interfere with it. {Nore.—These continued petitions from Penn- sylvania, against the new tariff, look ominous as respects the vote of Mr. Buchanan. No petitions have yet been received in favor of the new bill. Has it no friends 1) BILLS, REPORTS, &c Quite a number of reports by committees were made—as also bills introduced, and resolutions of- fered—pertaining to minor matters, pensions, land claims, holding of courts, post routes, &c., &e. REVENUE XPORTS, AND IMPORTS. Mr. Jarnaain offered a resolution, asking of the Presidenuthe statistics of revenue received, and ex- ports and imports made from September last up to the Ist March. COMMITTEE ON THE TERRITORIES. Mr. Bacrey desired that a Committee on Terri- tories might be formed in the Senate. [There is none now.) Mr. Evans thought it was unnecessary. Mr. Baaury said the District of Columbia has a Committee—and the Territory ought, a fortiori, to have one. Mr. Huntineton said it was now one o’clock, and it was time to attend to other business, He moved to lay the resolution on the table. Carried. ‘THE OREGON NoTICR. Mr. Ancuer thanked the Senate for their courtesy in indulging him in his delay to speak on this ques tion. He should now be brief. ‘This is a momentous quesuon. This resolution is advisory of the President in a matter left by the constitution to his discretion. The most important matter pertaining to the resolution giving the ‘ no- tice,” Is the motive which prompts them to pass the resolution. What is this motive? I answer, distrust of the President. They dare not trust the President in the discharge of his duties, And in this matter the democratic side of the Senate were continually taunting them with the treaty of Wash- ington ol August, 1842. Mr. Arcuen proceeded to answer Mr.Buchanan’s arguments. Mr. B. spoke of its being dishonora- ble to this country to allow this territory to be jointly pied by Great Britain. Was it dishon- orable to Gen, Jackson to allow this treaty to ex- ist ever since 1827? 1 admit—and so does every body—that our present Executive is a weak on But itis no more dishonorable in him to let thi Iection of fine healthy plants in Flower,are in the er to 7—commence at % before 8 o'clock THE TRUSTEES ¢ FIRE DEPARTM SP CLREULLY beg leave to cail the attention of the | the AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, W DOWS and ORPHANS of the | FIRS DEPART VENT, on Boo day the Broadway ‘Tsbernael fete | W YORK | NT FUND i Ronts vit : Gladiolus, Mexiong Tiger | R vy] Aveniug. April 2d, ay on whieh + ceasion the kindest uiaaner, generously Hnateerad their x BON SIGNOKA A.M MADAME OFTO, 4 MES. EU WARD LODER, 4d bd yAT ON, MIS® TAYLOR, AUTILIO VA (Who, though having quitted the profession, }that was the reason why the » Who has kindly For passage or freight, apply on bea d, or to PC. Sehnite | atthe office oa the whorl ™ FOK LAV RVOOL—Rega ar Pa dot ol the fib"! we splerdid packet ship KOSUIUN, ¢ frie ds of the Department. gereraily, will. . mater a'ly enable them to relieve the wants of the Widowsand Orvhars who rely on the Departmeat for LLAR—Admittion ot vekets Fifty Cents. 6 Stores, of the Officers of the Depariinent, JOM tiey W. EMMONS, Lt Sproce st. 1 SBAGH, 14 Gran YER, 246 Front nt. of the Funds 0 will take place Tn loon, Broadway, ‘Tickets can b> prosured of A M. MICHOLL, L, GARKIES FE Or the undersiver Evening, 20th March, at the Apollo Mark Uevy, 10 Mattia Lone, Simmonds, 108 Vearl street. MA. King 19° Weter street Lionel A. Myers, 54 Reade : treet, m commerce CHATHAM Tryespar. May ON TLEME, 2 John street, w Rich Paris Millmery Goods. THOMPSON, No. treaty exist than it has been for other administre- y | tons. [tis not the British Government, but your | own Government, that has invited this Negotiaticn. And shall we now repel the very negotiation we have invited? There has been a great deal of rail- ing nst England. He will not countenance it. The principle ot this Government is, enemies in war—in peace, triends, He sees that he ie destined as long as he sitshere, to hear England reviled and abused. He would oppose his eulogium of Eng- land. He honored her. He was proud to be de- seended from England {t was a high honor to this country to be thus descended. And it would | be the glory of our country in all future ages, that | we were so descended. Here Mr. Ancnenr went over the same ground | which has already been travelled over by Mesers. | Choate, Miller, and Dayton. Oregon must be pos | seased by our own people. Agriculturalists must | drive out hunters in the end. Mr. Buchanan had said that the Oregon was fast filling up with demo- crats. This, in his opinion, was a certain reason why the British government would never have any thing to do with the Territory—because it is filled with democrats. (Laughter.) He verily believed government gave up that strip of land on our northwestern fron- ter—because it was filled with democrats. (A ES | laugh.) ingland is not likely to go to war at_ present it sis ad I it. She has internal difficulties in Wales and Ireland. She values our trade, But if you deeply wound her honor, she will go to war Should you give this notice, and then take posses- sion of the Territory, you do give her just eause of war—the more especially since you have invited her to negociate this question at your own doors. You make it a point of honor to go on and occupy the Oregon with an armed force. And will not England deem ita point of honor to resist with torce of arms? Pass this resolution and. you make it very doubtful if you can at all preservé the Terri- tory—and absolutely certain that you cannot pre- serve the peace. We believes that we can contend igaitist any power in the world if our cause be just. But England is the most powerful nation in the world—or that has ever existed in the world, And onthe other hand you have reduced your own navy and army, and yon propose still further reductions. Moreover, your finances ere depressed, and your diminished And yet you propose to orovoke a war with tet 7 2, P.M. (8th inst.) —While mathng. my sletter Mr. Archer fished hie speech, and | now find Mr. Rives in the midst otanother He is now speak- ing of the ‘Treaty of Washington, of August, 1842. How 39 to 9 voted in favor of the treaty—how the whole country approved it—and how naughty ‘it is for the minority now to object (Nore—The galleries are about one fourth filled,