The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1844, Page 3

rates on the most important articles of import, from the present and the proposed tarifis. The difference can be more easily distinguished by this form, than when pert are specific and part ad valorem:— Avvatonem Duties Acconping To THE Pai Paoro: Tanirr. Duties under the pre't ta- sArtiel wo erene ticles iz m rates. me ieol tng 7 cts per t. Allother unmanofact’d 30 Manufaetnes of, except CLNEAINES cvweting ‘arpets and Carpetin Garpe wpeting : at ingrain, 87 2 a ae 5 Cotton— Minimums. Unmanufactured, Manafuccures of,not spe- ecified, Not dyed, n 20 ets pul Hemp. Unmennfactured, 31 fei) Cor cork: ge, Codil », or tow of hemp, 27 ‘Tirred abla & cordege, 7L Untarred cordage, 188 199 Yarn, twine, and pack- thread 3 Brines, 6 Cotton bagging, Guonv eloch, 4 kr In bare or bolts. not man- utactur-d in whole, oF iv, part, by rolling bas or bole, whol t manufact? 6 324 8 ngs erwise spec fied, Glazed and tin ‘hollow on rs’ irons, 55 al & Cast iron buits, Tron ap’. steel wire, not on, No 14 6 . 5 3 ver 4 and not exceed: ing No. 25, Over 25, ; 4 Round or square iron, or brasiers’ rods, of 3-16 to 10-18 of in diam’r 85 Nail or spike rods, 58 Nall vk it, rolled (ae H “gen th op iron, Slit rolled, or hammered for bard iron, Scro}l iron er casement of parti theerf. 80 Chamnsof iron not a specified, hors, or parts théteof, 4 4 hi | Axletrees.or paris thereof 78 ins, other than chain cable, Malesble iron in crstings 23 Steamgas.or water tubes 72 Jeather, Tanned sol All upper | se ress 7 Sheep skins, tanned and drensed, 3 Sugai Brown, raw, 71 Syrup of sugar, Iet GEet dia, Refined, 3d proof, 132 ath prosf, 132 Sih preoh, 132 Above Sth proof, 132 Lied tee: terials, ad proof, Sh pro. f th pro 261 Above Sh proof, 261 At the Merchants’ Exchange this morning, the follow- ing stocks were sold at auction :— $6000 Kentucky Fives, payable in N. Y. do Kentuck: $11,000 do do 100 shares Dry Dock Bank. . Old Stock U Ses, '62 11336 1000 U 8 5's 53 1026 2000 Ind Stesliog 36 1000 do 36% 4000 do 364 2000 City 7%, 53 09 50 10836 “60 96 b30 96 “Bis 36 9000 a3 957% 4 2000 Kentue ? = 2,000 Ind D. 0 400 Tn Eo poll a5 yre 530 38 14600 111 Spo ciat 3000 Prnosy) jin 5's, 8 750 d 10 Hud'ou Del 11350 Muhawk RR i Farmer's Loan FY 10 do ape 38 100 do. 30 39 Second Board. $5000 Ohio 6's, 9534 25 Nor & Wor RR 56 Canto: island RR 25 Mohawk RR oo do a3d 56 25 dy 25 Nor & Wor RR % 25 do 50 do 5 per ct 88g S sss ts 8s & s8eege 111S18 s8sse sel 8 8 rr Se 8 eeek ee eww 36 15) do b30 3844 100 L Island % 5 do 2 aed by the bil repor d by the re. committee Wan feans. 15 per cent Feats per lb, Vide below, roof, 42; proof 45, ts gall, bis 35% 190 Far Lean, 83 35 New Stock Exchange. di 5000 @o 1000 do 1000 do 500 do 3008 lo 175 Farmers Loan, Ey lo 5 do 50 do 50 do 100 do State of Trade. Asties —We hear of small sales of Pots at $4 50. Pearls at $5. continue Me di Loun.—Thit Corrox.—The marke bales sold in small lot residue for export ; prices unsettled. withdrawing their supplies in hopes is market continues firm. Western, barrels, fetch, but not in any quantity, $5 a bbl. t to-day in very inactive, about 700 about 300 bales taken by xpinnors Several holders are & more active de. mand will follow the arrival of the steamer. again dull at jd for square bales, and jd for round bales. Rea. Estats.—The following sales were made at auc tion:— ‘The dwelling house and lot No. 1214Crosby at. Lot 222 feet front by 84 deep. ... Frame cottage house and lot No. 182 Lot 22 feet by half the block Lot No. 61 Beekman street, with thereon, Lot 244 feet front 25 feet rear, 66} ft deep one side 70 feet the other. ........++ Lot West side of Avenue A, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, 22} feet by 94, Lot adjoining same dimensions, Store and dwelling 925 Fulton st Gi wich street, house 22 by 32, lot 22 by 82 feet, Two story attic house and k __ Street. ° Lot 20 feat front, 16 rear b; Four yeers lease of lot corn dison sts and Lot ad; by 98} feet. ining same size Leatuen.—At auction this’ morn lock sole leather were disposed of a Buioee Light weights, Midle —“ , Heavy , Good damaged. ———_—____ Cotton Market, Savanwant, Mar@h 16.—The sales of th very limited, amounting which were Upland, viz: 27 at 74, ‘Liidiow ‘st. ‘the’ buildings lammoni ry 73d er Scammel and Lot in 78th street near 3d avenue, 29 ‘fect’ front je week have been bales, 1058 of 2 at 8, 16 at 84, 1218 i 205 at $), 119 at 8}. 397 at SJ, 71 at Bf. 72 at 6: at 8} 12 at 2, its. 160 bales Sea fair 9a —. New Oxteans, March 11.—The turday amounted to upwards of 4, ces, Dut generally speaking holders meet b tion of at 8, 12 Inferior to ordi 4 fair 8} a 9}, fair 8f a $$, fully ers a® promptly as before. ¢ business is for Kngland. and, Lat 18, 8.at 204 at 22, 18 at 29, Stat 24, 8 at 97, t 9, a 1 at 18 cents } middlin, 8 fair Cle CLC les of cotton on Sa- bales at former are less disposed to ‘he principal por- asion—| ond March 19—Arr Tecumseh, Child, NYork—SId TS. gine hood ‘vale 9} © 10 tery Famaoe, traytog, Agalagbioe! AMUSEMEN AUCTION SALES. a, Brandywine, 8: rican O's N. ¥. OPERA HOUSE. CHAMBEKS 8ST! Brighton Cattle Market. —At market 490 Beef Cattle, 15 pairs Work- Ouen, 060 Sheep and 270 Swin xs—Beef Cattle—We quote a few extra at $5; first $4 60a$4 75; second quality $4 00 a$4 50; thind Worxixe Oxrx.—We noticed a few sales, viz: $78, $35, AUCTION NOT! ey Articles eve: rniture of all deseri ry Goods, Cloth- jons every Wednesday and loor Sales of all descristions attended to as saat. wate formaner { ) commeoce at og Days of Performince— Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. 60 Beef Cattle un- (| so of SONO! ; bb! TEND A Te will be replace! vy he te LU 1A DLL. The in shire, fm James Kiver Prrtiand. ' Two barques tm sex weut Kicusono, March 9—Sid. Hart Caaceston, Viarch 18- id, acherine Perry, verpool; June Duffus. M ur Europe and Aud: Rte bay yesterday. ‘ork. ‘St Mark. Butinan, NewYork Palmerston, Retray, Li- PLATTS 'Twelft: § son, wil! tke pl qi del, at the Merchants? an Uh 4 Lots of fresh uinported desir 3 Also. a large assortment of ‘Small lots from $1 75 to $3 62. Swixe.—Lots to peddle, 5c for Sows and 6c for Barrows. At retail from 5 to 7c. wed Act of MMERMOOR nd Actof of the Third Act of Belisaric. meters (o be susiaara by, To conclude with the Ferz-tt SIGNI BORE “BIGNOR VAL ERLLING, SIGNOK Ps ROZ SIGS OK Civerpsoly Melitta, Jarob: Warfine, Crosby Sweet, Nassau; Como, On Sunday, 17th inst , in Market street church, by the Rev. Dr. Ferris, Mr Hexny A. Atte to Miss Amana Z. | Baxxwn, both of this city. Connecticut papers please copy. + casks Woods crew: averted. Also.at Li o'-lock an iy Merenaut, Jordon, roline, Bostou; Harriet, Duuning, Boston. C 0 (Br) Alexander, Edmonds S:roug, Monite, March 12—C ye now rady, aud (he goods can be i! ry fo} on ¥4 « Pe EL tp I> There will be vo performance on Matuy The whole under cue direction of Signor V (C= For full partientars, see balls of the day. pen fr Yelock. ‘The ‘Theatie on the off nights wil! be let for Concerts | ill the hour of si oreign tmportations. “td, Viola, Jemison, Boston; Ports. wipan Dr Cuna—Brig Alvana—124bhds Ido~117 hhds 17 tes Cheatelain & Ponm Brig Cyrus—499 hhds 20 tes 26 sek /OX sweatine sts 4 ba Mayacues—Schr Gazelle—134 ‘bags coffee Meyer & Stucken. MARITIME HERALD. Salling Deys of the Steam Ships. FROM Livenroot. , &C. AT AUCTION, _ sell on Friday ‘ra idway—a splendid colle loom, Moss Standard and half oh Bushes Respes Eiteioost Sweden, Houma, Bost The Greatest invenilon of the Age ME, FABER, of VIENNA, ‘American ‘public, that te has bs molas: 3 coffee F G Thurston lard, NV Hobe teams, Barely ds sugar 18 do molass-s. 100 a aay M-rearet Pollock, Pye, Liverpool; Sy: A A VE. taken the Store No 91 Wali transacting 2 GENMRAL AUCT! ‘Consignments solicited tarauteed and cashed, or advauces made when requi red. N 8. BETTs. ON BUSINESS. accordance with tbe solicitations of scient fi toexhibit his invention for « short time, so tha! ( Au opportnnity of witnessing & uiscove: which has excited sur entific world The FROM AMERIcs, Caledonia, Lote. « Acadia,” Si refer ns follows =— imirntion tersaghout the sc}: ‘Thompson & Adams. Berman, Nasb & Co. wic's Wate © Brutaal. : Nie feuurs. Dater, Miller & Co, ¢ Le "Denison & Edward G. Faile & Co Babcock & Mo. Mr. Mi Taylor Mesars. Soffard, Tileston & i P. Harmeny’s hews & Co Waiver, Olvphane & Do Thro. Vietor&kDuck- witz. é De Veyster & Whit- marsh. i ty day ( .M., and every evening (except ; children under ten years of all parts of the | Ruirden, Nv ork: Gibralta Lispenard street, third door on the left | Notice to Pilots and Capta' ins of vessels are requested to note the lartin, formerly our s} snot now in ouremploy. He is not, therefe’ of Vessels. PARK THKATHRE. Boxes 50 enta— Pit % Ceots—Gallery 1234 Cents. 18 EVENING, March 22, 1844 ‘The performance will commenc* with a new drama in three # OF BIRTH. MARY HOWITT’S NEW WORK. JAMES MOWATT & CO., 174 BROADWAY, N. Y SH PRIS PAY PRICK TS, PICTURE AND VERSE-BOOK, ‘TE! from the German pt fact that Robert 8. ip news collector, @, to receive any ld WARREN STREET PROPERTY FORK SALE AT AUCTION—The vent ard convenient Two Story Dwelling House an ¢ a two story and resr, wi'l he so! 1 Au hangs. on Saturday March 12th, at 12 o'clock. Lot is 161 feet deep. with a well tes aud a superior range in the kitchen, a ce of situation as weil as construction is not sur- PUBLISE THE CHILD'S AKY HOWI?PT, by the celebrated OTTO i d and wide y cir- fe, atvached. with Ship Masters and Agents DL oW & ita favor, if Captnina of Vessels wilt Sitvey, of our News Fleet, a Port whence they sailed, th: he culated work ever yu lished fur the d-tightfally rendered into a great variety of «xq\ o memory by young people. Hewitt and con builr House, having Bhipping left at Fe New any Foreign papers ravings also are very m22 htc CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS & O. R. STONE. | on boat end ay ienot required, a large propertion can y NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY R SALE AT THY, MANSION THOMARE DAV remptorily sold, Merchents’ txcharge, by HALLIDA rch uext, at 12o%eloek, if not pre- i te sale At cies THE ‘OD 5 ill sley conter a eta BOST! ON YANKEE ten expreasiy for this paper, by Prof EL PIRATA OF THE RIGOLETS, on, LAST NIGHT UF CARNIVAL. ‘Tale of New Ork Each number is embellished th a faved in the first atyl> of th Y CONDUCTED BY f TICKET NIGHT. THIS EVENING, March 33) exformances to commence wi Warlike Chevaliers. aud their Heroic Ladies. ts of Horsemanstn ‘au ting, African Dro! ERATIG CONCERT. VIRGINIA SEWENADERS, t ter of a New Tale fessor Ingraham, en- AUCTION. HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF Faq. and the BELMON'T and S$, at New Brighton, Staven ac public auction, at the wo nC ord a MOON RISES+++ + « HIGH WATER: pr ‘ote of the most splendid establish- ited States. "The tudin building ataude 1 perusal-—a daguerreotype ymnas view being given of the wee! ‘Vo conclude with on desicous of ob-iuing a good! I DUMB—D!'MB—DUMB ; ‘diy the cheapest and best paper jrii Or, The Man thst Lest His Head. MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEKATIN f F Ss ‘he pertormaanees will d com:nodious; the ‘surrounded by ine te cannot be surpa of tne Buy of ‘New Yor Kast Rivers, New Yor ngs 0 ey, Evcar, Mobile, # Bente, 81,50 per apn, ‘up the North and ong Island Shore, ¢ Ocean, and al arge portion of New ‘k, Brooklyn, the THIS EV THE SECOND GRAND EXHIBITION tohaling itr us Oxide, or R LAUGHING GAS, will be gion BROADWAY TABE MONDAY ee ane: MAREH 25. ishmond, N. Philatelphia; Brett & . Vose; Nassau, B iter & Nickerson. OF the effects pr jersey. ‘The Belmont and Bright EXHILARA 'Y Peasantly sit Houses are both. extensive build- mated, nearly opposite lated for large boarding 3. Fora di id further partic + apply to or diagram and farther perienlars, qpoty 12 gg NATIONAL GUARD. Achille Bonboo-+- ++ After which A MUSIUAL OLIO. To conclude with NO 50xG NOS BOWERY AMPAL JOHN TRYON +++Mr Holland of Gas will be prepared, (sud a much less quantity wested than yon) so that ample 0: portunity will beaflord- STEAMBOAT FOR SALE—Will be old at the Merchen n following a. achi ing able to get 4 pilod on Kom als, where she bry ran ashore on Kom-r S| ing very herd, which star:el the brig leaking and stove som: of hr Gazelle, Springer, 22 day eet molasses, to Meyer & or houes, thump- ill be allowed to stand on the stage except those 3.090 T' CKETS ONLY will be ‘The public may rely on this + Manager and Lessee, FIT OF THE MINSTRELS. ‘THIS EVENING, March 22, 1844, The performance t» commence with a grand War Entree, Splendid Eqnestrians Acts of Agility and o passed. 1ON BURR BOAT VIRGINIA belonging to it. the burchen of about 346 tos eylender of 40 inches and a seven een cat issued, s0 that all can be Those nersouswho pur etafor thie lest ex who could not get in, in consequence of the crowd, mitted free by exchanging their tickets at the Te inconvenience fiem th» greaterowd at the. recommended that all those who can will apply themselves with tickets nt the stores where they ave for sale, the evening ofeotertaioment oped that the resent exhib tion, like the frst, will be Schr Enterprise, Swain, 5 days from Nantucket, with oil, to y & Son, ‘Terms of Sale and any other information that may be desired, Be! will ve communicated on appli One barque—Wind NNE JOHN Hy COLGAN, 11 James street. now lying at the foot of Chambers street, ‘The steam THE MMATESS ¢ q PIRATES ye steamboa te fe eceseeMr W G'Jones Hunt, New Orleans: barque Providence, we ‘Washingt n, (Ham) Kruger, Siam: To'asco, and others. bi buruh; brig Susan,“ RTINGS, 5 OF HAIR, bein the manufacture o} received, the doors will be wreatest improv WIGS AND SCALPS, o introduce them ro iv ed. ‘They are co: rs in the parting ibuted as to adpear ju we head by a mechutical co: moment. ‘Trey ance, and at onc They do noteneck AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK, Fone week more the ORIGI TT KELS, the beat band of Ethin- in America, Who give their Grand Concert at a ‘The Doorkeepers mustfaot be rrqaired to receive money, ax they cannot receive moaey and ‘Lickets too—it is hoped that thia will be observed ‘The entert:inment will close b fas in A caanon prepared Packet Suir Horrinaven, Bursley, for Liverpool, is det tained in consequence of head wiuds. Gonnam, buile in auction in the Merchants? Exchargs that the whole number of ves on the I7th inst, was one Of steam, tow and Scnr Virginia. sunk by th of the Hook. ‘The steamer Hercu! but returned on account of a heavy sea of Gloucester, Riggs, bound to Boston. ore on Maison Beach, Ct, at ing na snow squall. Newbaryport, Woodbury, ( E k for Boston, put into Newport [8th ving carried away head of mainmast night be y exploding Oxigen and Hydro- “for the purpose—proving thar composed of Oxigen and Hydrogen, although inet de of fire, is composed of the ‘most com: is MR. G. Q. COLTON, 9 again has the honor to prearnt this enter ain es and Gentlemen who attended his first use his utmost endeavors to preserve perfect that cot che most els in the harbor of thousaud and eleven, ex- Dustible materia ing and accomplished Voen- first appearance before a New York Miss BLANCHARD, th Wir trivance, entirely new mmediately adapt themselves to the co become put ind parcel of ree of perspiration—t elebrated female Juggler ITLOCK, the renowned Banjo Player and Negro S x8 of the finest nataral curled hai they are made oa Gentlemen can have a choice of 1 ud a private reom to fit them on in. with a cargo of flour. weat require dressing or 1 (7 Tickets 25 cea correc: e ta--to be had at Atwill’s, Hewett’s, Win J. Riley's, Millets & Stores. and at the Bookstores of Saxton & Mi 0 Also at the door on the is the Popalar Ballad Singer. thendinited Dauseuse, M CHUMB in Wax, faithful the celebrated POLLY BOWIN, AMBERT. ‘The GI’S¥ FAMILY, ny, and faith/ul represental $5 to $5 E Histon teanectfully invites all wearers to examine bis stock of Wigs and Scalps betore purchasing elsewhere, nd C. S$. Francis. represeated, to- shler, of Providence, C. for Nassau, with a load of Crew saved a rom Wilmington Jumber, was totally lost oa A’ id eartied to Nassau, NP, Snir Ticen, of New York, Baker, from Boston, with a ‘empty hhds far Cuba. was th ult “Crew saved, witl ried into Nassau. at 6 o’clock—Performance to commence at LAMBERT ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING. HE BEOOND LEC! Brain and Nervous the Modele d’Homme. {2.14 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's Church. MONTHLY REPORT OF THE +1CA L INSTITUTE, ere etreet LLY TREATED. 2 Visense of Henrt, 5 Rexaminations ite detect. dis- vase of the lungs, 1 aon of the eyes, ix in number, recently from Ger f the ancient people of MEDICAL AND 5 rtane Teller, may be private o’elock. and Wednesday 1 Tears 1254 cents. Leven nltations with the Gipeey loge on the Ber @ a of the materials, ted at alt hoxtrs of Foriorimnmese every evening at 7 lay aftermooun at 3 och) ‘Tickets 25 ceats—chitdren anu tyefivecenus extmm for private e ‘TURE of the Course will be on the Syatem, illustrated by taking in pieces lanikin. &c.. where the parte sre re= 3 ev Consumption eu nine, Barker, from Mobile, with a cargo of i mn had pat into Hanover Harbor with hoe 28h Keb. with 3 thern stor. —Ship bilged and would bea to- A portion of the cargo ina eda Tart of the crew of the br loss of radder, was drive he g! lay Evening, March 22d. down during a nor lock. ets to the Course $: mitting a Gentleman and Lady FAT BEEF! “The Eagle su HE SUPERIOR M Polly wa Susan E on Moudas, last, are uow sughter House of the eu eetfully invited to ca by comp: tent judi RDAY NEXT. 23° instaut, Stall 38 Fulton Market, bi THOS. M. JENKINS. » B.—The yublic may rest assured (hot the snbseriber will day, nove but Heiffer Beef Slaughter House 5:h street near Ist Ave ue THOMAS M. JENKINS, » Stall 38 Fatton Mo thet RGE AWNING POSTS. with Railing resale atareasonabie price, at No. (0 John street aoe asingle Lecture FAT BEEF!! s Little Birds (0 Sing 2” K WHITE TWIN HelFFERS, PHALE'S NW YORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY { Broar'way , opnonite the € r 2 Mueas discha:ges, shire, Capt Swas 3 Suppression of the crew of the in and a part of the crew of the to the Mary Clark. rived at Charles- 4 Secondary syphill Br Scur Mancaner, for Nassau, wes totally i 23d. crew and passengers s/ m 'y constructed a raft and weve drifles cinicy of the wreck, from which situation t acd taken o Nassau, NP. from Savannah. with ja cargo of rice, the Fish Reef Key, about the y to annenice an engagement with 'U, the Magicinn and pi Ivbrist, lave 1 Fricture of the Radiui jevesting case of an 5 without cutting or the Jott, 4 Hemorthoidal tumors re | BSeeR Seve: istic, . 1 Yperation fir fistala in ano, nous proporuons, aud a oved, 2 Bleeding from the langs, wailed sentimental singer. ‘complished daoseuse. teen at the Amer Moss JESS* LYN, stripped aud abandon d, sup= th: gtands, caused b: moved by a curivus opera sud 300,000 urinsiti idy Ceuis eXLIH Ww those who ¢ C0) Imyra, also at Ne the moruing <f the 37 inst aud c light until the Sch inst. On the 2d nued within 12 miles 2 Operations for squinting, D 2 AMnes paren prmoved. WONDEKFUL EXHIBITION. GOS HATCHRD bY ARGLFICIAL open ty the pubhe from W A.M. io? & Nassau s reet, over she ‘Tribune Offiie. Ni to the Agriewicar t leads max’s thy oghts Attending Surgeon and P R. CRUMP. CLOCK MAKER AND ‘obias, for nearly six years distant 12 miles, was wy ANS. Now M date, at 160 boarded by tre revenue cutter Nau tlus. Whuatemen. 8, Barker, from Atlantic Ko, Feb'22, with 26. sp “b 20h. Dr Fraukl 320 wele The phi of Providence, 744 re 'wina'e afterwar'; Gein, Nick: Cock of do 6 ‘mos, oil no’ mo, no oil; Esquimaux, Cook FRENCH FLOWERS—FRENCH FLOWERS. 4 RECEIVED by the Subscriber a1 able terms, two cases of French Ari “1 JOskPH DUPRE, No 7 Uld Slip, ap stairs. Newrort. March 18—Ar Pocahon and veceutly with wy it jeud aud the pal MOVED fron 218 GRAND ST. if Broadway, where he dren half-price. Kags broken ‘ernons are hereby c: ty crew of the Swedish Ship LRUNL sOHAN, as their debts will not be ectitie aim. Iu retu mind his frivnds that waters mus cal and duplex. the wost Also, jewelry and diamond Pearls restrung. Glasses and eys constautly on favors. he would ret . Stevy 3d dy*re scription of w.tches, corps are invite 17 13 complicated that cau be procured tT Hl’ HOTTENGEUR, FO LIVEKP bs on board tue shiv w MUSIC FOR TH GRAND CONCERT, EIT OF MR. KAVANAI, who respectfully, in Jienfaegs, Ist inst of the her- KET SHIP LIV IL, fom Liverpool. DVE N ON THE VER OF GODEY's LADY’S BOOK, IMENSE CIKCULATION of Godev’e Lady ‘drsirable vehicle for advertisivg, vd to receive advertivemen': from NYork for Liverpool, March 1*,3 PM. 3) e Queb-e'fm d> fr Loudon pision: from Matanzas for Boston, ath iustaat, off Macanila as it Concert Hill, ~o that theentertanments he offers will hargil Wer yeueral order at lachargiay ender gacera} order et weet} ey, from New Orleans for Guada- MI38ISSIPPI—OKTIBBFHA © UU e Indies and gentlemen, co ireuit Court, Wedueaday, N of Balm Jate company will appear KNEASS, MR. HOL from New Orleans, for Philadelphi from Cardenas fur Portland, 9th inst, lat 31, vehmon | from Boston, for New Orleans, acter work at $25 per pg», and at that rate for a portiou rese ving to himsel the right to reject h works as ray not be sunable for the y's Bout L A. GODEY, THOUT A BISHOP.” X,D D., of Brooklyn, will deliver Coarse of the New ay Vaberiacls, on Wriday bve- 8. racaason'té. 18 MK. LYN, samuel, Tolfor MAN, MR. KAVANAH. 5 ents of ai 15th inst. lat 33, on on the cuver PROGRAMME, at. Grand Opening Choru:—From Norma: Song—1 he Newfoundiand dog ng the defenda ts of chi om New Orleans for Marticique, 9th inst, lat 0, judgment wit t copy from Minutes of said Court.* March thedth, 1844. + By the Company M “A CHURCH WI SAMU«L HL. CO Foreign Ports In port, Echo, Dyer, New Or- Fatmoutn, (Jam) Feb, 19. leans Gatveston, Feb 29—In ATANZAs, March 12. A. MAXWELL, Clerk m22 bw evy dv re opg—Oh Lama merr asni'orla Glee and Choras—Dame Durden + A YOUNG MAS FRO T whaless Best of city references given. ‘The Three Ages o' soag—Beaatifu Bidd: Cheras—Vive la Kor, rie HEAP LON HABUROUCK PARIS MILLINERY. RS. N FURLON 3, Succe-eorto A J. 90463 Breadwa. ou thi hint G rammond; Hi the Biexe of panier By the Company ny Spring Milliwery, 20 41 lay, Merch 2'at. L THE PEACOCK, NEW DINING ROOMS. SPLENDID CASSIMERES, © SHIP ARG 4, wera Goods for Spr meres, Vestings, NOS.15 SOUTH WILLLIAM AND 55 STONE STS Hiavover squire White Fronts, near Deimos * ‘and Cornties’ Slip. HES New and eegint Room "HOte, from 12 Mulia eM consist daily, of Soup, Fis "Game, Pastry, Puddings, Kruits, he, d othersare invited to make trial ot this econo coovenwnt mo te of diving ROBERT HOPE HART, VPOKTE \ ATER, NO. 11 NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE, Feb for sale, in lots to sui London and Dablin Browu Stat, Dark and Pale Brandies, Madeira, Sty Sparkling Hock, Claret, &e. All of the Plumme’; Emerald, Saow x’. roddy beam Qn n Chorus—vandy Jum with origi immer Wear, © ¥ are superior to M. T. JaNNINGS & 231 , Ameican Hotel, opposite the Fone t _ MUNIC PA have had to offer th, Rosalie. Philade ish. Rio, Giffin, A Trinipan pe Cui Idg; beatles pe Ida: € wrraad Imitation Itaan duet «++ 1.2 Mire Sharpe aud Comet, Vesry, NOrleaus, Salles, yi terres ch ee feb 20—In port, Crusoe, Philacel yt. so BY irene. Doors oven at quarter to 7—commence at 1 before @ o'clock. in Breoks, Pike iy Mek Hes "to >} i. Orient, of Harrington, 18 quaraatine, "OF Non Friday Eve sing, 224 1 S TRUSTERS OF THE NEW Y. for the purpose of Di-cussing the vubject of a Reforin in ‘our FIRE DEPARTMENT PUN D *BPECTRULLY beg leave to call th LANEOUS CONCERT. ‘DOWS and ORPHANS of the on ‘Ruesday Evening, April 24, at oo. which vecasion the following the Kindest; manner, generously me Portianp, March 18—Arr Hegan, © i By ord ol the Committee of Arrsntemen Sid Elizabeth, Monument. GW Knj hi NEW YORK OPERA HOUS! ANKFORT, March 15—Sid, Bow dite! D EXTRACT OF NFRASIA BORGHESE’s BENEFIT. eminent Voerliats have, BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald} Wasuinoton, March 20, 1844. Tell every body to make themselves perfectly easy—the Texas Treaty cannot pass the Senate this session under any circumstances. At the most not over thirty votes in the Senate can be got for it. If Towle has been confirmed, it has been done by Brooks & Co., and Erastus has lobbied for him. Some body from New York has written a dicta- torial letter to the President, threatening to blow , him up in the Herald in case he did not appoint a | certain man to office. The President endorsed on | the note “ rather impudent””—and then wrote asharp A. | letter to the Booby, telling him he did not believe | the man had authorized him to interfere for him. This is an early spring. Wasuinaton, 20th March, 1844. Reporte's in the Senate—Remember Senator Allen of Ohio for good— Adjournment of Congress. Ja some of his remarks to-day in the Senate,upon the Fox and Wisconsin River Bill, Mr. Allen did himself great credit for some very just observa- tions upon the position of the reporters. He said the wonder is that they make no more mistakes than they do, thrust as they are almost out of hearing of the speakers below, and located in the gallery in the midst of talking and noise. He said they ought to be located om the floor of the Senate, where they can hear, and where they could occasionally avk an explanation, or receive a hint. Never was there a more injudicious or unfortunate arrange- ment. For these remarks of Mr. Allen, let the press of of the United States, which is all more or in- terested in having the best possible facilities grant- ed to reporters, gratefully remember Senator Al- len of Ohio. att Mr. Buchanan broke off in his apeech to-day in the Senate,very nossa abruptly, and som what mysteriously. He merely discussed the sin- gle topic of * that map” with ed line_marked on it ty the royal hand of king George UI. } had charged that Lord Ashburton was in e108 of that map when he negotiated with Mr. Web- ster, which rendered the whole a fraudulent trans action. Mr. Rives followed him ina speech in which he proved to Mr. Buchanan’s satisfaction thas the map was not in the possession of Lord Ashburten, but in the hands of Lord Palmerston,at the time of the negotiation. The immorality, therefore, of transaction belonged to the British mipistry, and Lord Ashburton stands acquitted. But mark—Neither Mr. Buchanan, nor Mr. Rives stated the fact that in Executive session Mr, Rives, with an uir of the Tes Srofecad w#ecresy, in- troduced into the Senate another map—Frankh 6 map—in which the British claim was fully sustain- ed. No American statesman, however, felt that it was his duty to promulgate the existence ef this map to Lord burton. It might be as well,there- fore, to drop the matter of immorality, and say no more about it. i B Mr. Evans introduced a joint resolutien to-day in the Senate, to adjourn Congress en the 20th of May next, at 12 o’clock, M. This is a whig measure that has been rather unexpectedly sprupg upon the Democrats of the House, who had intende ed to make a little capital eut of the first move for an early adjournment of Congress. The whigs of the Senate, however, have got the start. There is a report about town that Calhoun is ex- ected here now daily. You may therefore daily ook for the news of his arrival. Mr. Benton was not in the Senate to-day—nor did he stay yesterday but a very short time. He is evidently yet very feeble. 8. B. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. Senate Wasuincton, March 20, 1844. MARYLAND AND NEW YORK IRON AND COAL COM- PANY. Col. Merrick presented a petition from this com- pany, remonstrating against altering the present rate of duties uponiron. ‘They want protection. Mr. Srurcgon advocated the views of the re- monstrance. : Mr. Woopnury said the tariff preposed to remit the duties on iron altogether. And the reason tor the fall in the price of iron was not the duties, but the improvements in manufacturing iron, which have been made in England. ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. Mr. Watxxn presented resolutions from the Le Ristatnres of both jabarma ang ISSR PP! the annexation of Dex to the United States. Ree ferred, and ordered to be printed. NAVAL DEPOT AT VICKSBURG. Mr. Crrrrexpen presented a memorial frem tizens of Vicksburg recommending that place as a suitable site for a naval depot. COLT’S SUB-MARINE BATTERY. Mr. Crittenden’s resolution published yesterday was passed. [Norr.—So we are to have more grand explo- sions of powder at Washington—pray heaven, ne more damage may be done, save to the public ia the way of expense. } FOX AND WISCONSIN RIVER BILL, Mr. Tattmanak said the people of Wiscensia had entrusted him with the care and charge of thie bill He had travelled among them last summer, and the people were pleased with him. He sard that every one who knew him, knew that he was governed in his whole course here (now eleven years) by the most high and honorable motives, which no man could impugn. {Nore.—In making this remark, Mr. Tallmadge was very evidently d sony moved ; his voice trem: bled, his eyes filled with tears, and he was obliged ‘ort to his white handkerchief} | Mr. T. denied most emphatically, that specala- tors had any thing at all to do with the subject eo far as he knew or was concerned. For himself, he said he was in no way at all interested in the lands, &c., either directly or indirectly, nor had he say communication either directly or indirectly witl y speculators in lands. He said that the most lands on these rivers, entered by any one, were by the Hon. Henry Hubbard, of New Hampshire, Ex-M. C., (ademocrat.) In short, he is entirely disinterested in his advocacy ot this bill. (Nore.—Mr. Tallmadge is, therefore, hereby honorably discharged, on his own recognizance, from all criminality or suspicion.) i Mr. Tautmapoe proceeded at length with his argument—going over the old ground—refuting er- rors, correcting mistakes, explaining, defen and demonstrating. {Nore.—The galleries are rapidly filling up in anticipation of hearing a rejoinder te Mr. Choate from Mr. Buchanan. } . - ’ Mr. T. said that since this bill was printed, it hau gone to that country (Wisconsin,) and the opinions of both parties as expressed in the publie papers, had returned to Washington. The people and the press are unanimously in favor of the bill. (Norg.—Never was any poor devil so dreadfully annoyed by an evil genius, as Mr. Tallmadge is by Mr. ‘Allen, on this famous Fox and Wisconsin Ri- vers Bill. Mr. Tallmadge turns his back upon Mr. Allen, fidgets, twists, and wriggles about in every way, to escape the sound of M: "8 voice ; but itis allof no use. Mr. Allen pcre gewe little lost amid the shoals, and rocks, and quick- wands, of the multitude of provisions and amend- ments of the bill; and Mr. Tallmadge sometimes quite loses patience in endeavoring to pilet him aright amid the labyrinths of the bill. Mr. A. says T. claims that the bill has constantly preserved its identity, and yet here are three different editions of the bill, (holding them up.)] ‘THR OREGON NOTICE. ‘ rm (Nore.—The galleries are crowded with ladies and gentlemen. ] + Mr. Croare made an explanation in relation tea misstatement by him of Mr. Buchanan’s opini ‘A! ine has been extensive EI would respectful! volunteered their services, viz NORA BORGHESE BIGNOKA A, MAJOCCH, ar Tt ia DWARD LODEI, O} MISS TAYLOR, tne patrons of the Opera, an NDAY the 25th sustant has been set 11’, when she will nave the honor of ap- prariug before a New York audieee for the list time, this 1 Nich beunavually attractive,ineludiag A BALLET fy Seats may be» secure! at the Opera House, on and afte Ay hext, 2ist instant. Season. subaril Evening next, 20th instant 20 + March 19—Art Ivanhoe, Hoyt, fom Phila rome y, has no oce LEM, Yarch 19: Hawkins, New York Bostoy, March 20 —A Sth inst off Loo K Providence for V od, Herald, Ayres, Aftiea; Cardinal, person, having thus in his reach a remedy. borsale whole 1 im N'Y ork for Mebie in hoar before high water yex- cur Greenwich and also arr Nopoleon, Jor lease give notice on Wednesday Sa. hacher they will retain their se 2W YORK, ALBAN FOR ALB NY AND TROY LINE. NY AND TROY, DI< ECT LLOW the foot of Cunrtlande st, i 22m, PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOA FOR ALBANY. DAILY, Suudsys excepted—Through Di- rect, at 7 P M., from the Si ween Conrtlindt and KNICKERBOCKE! Marwick, fm Matanzas hannel on Mooday night in aren te westward—let go both acchora «nd prid out al hest bower chaw parted anu tne other di The 'N comet ~ OLYMPIC THEAT 188 TAVLOK most res DAY EV NING, 224 inatact. Box bo k now op n. RS. N. SCHELTEMA (Smets lee) R tfuily informs her friends snd wil taae place ou BRI- Ce vn thie Ste ke TY, have with great by perforin Two. Game. oh the ch rag 4 about 2 arr Middl sex, Fllirtt, New Orleans 4 therner, Hallett, Module Pare m )has recceived per late to pace M » Captain A. P. St. teamboat NORT! ‘H AMERICA, Captain Wm. H. a Inter mediate Places: — Captain Wm, HL. Peek, 1 fil quality, of Foul large assortivent of Paris E Laces, te inne, New Oritesw cu | Altof which will be opeaed most pontively on Thursday, ha leston: Amelia, Brighee, Norfolk, ¢ cambridge, Hall A'M > York March 17—SId Nestor, Moves, DFORD, Murch 19Arr Roger Parmlee, B arr Agphia, Hammond, Wilmingtone Nr Vien Sid, Czorina, and Volt ially enable them to teheve tl idowsand Orphans who rely on the Departineat fur ‘The Steembuat ( Ir, Chase, and jear and Extra Clear Pe im a kK. COLLINS & UO, 56 South atreet, Ladies’ Tickets ie Stores, of the O} Cet ‘rain of Cars for the jcers of the Department MEDICAL AID. R. GREGORY may be meet and skill ‘he above Boats are new and suby 'w and eiegint State Mooms, anu for reuncivalied on the Hadson. tial. are furnished peed and accom. to PC. Behaltz at pGARTOWN, March 17-— arr Helen Mar, Verill, » lad for do; Hero, Spauid Kk called the? Rubi MILLINK jr 19-Arr Reward, Jameson, NorfolkSld hag 8, Eaitinoe; a igrees Bes ver Philad; Mowitoer Cummings, ant orden, Lewis, NYork er, March 16—Sld Enterprise, Swain N York, |. March 18Arr Frauces, from Matanzas, 3d Bristow, March 19—Arr Splend John Fidridge,t 13° | dny. } ur AreOmMmodations, NO, 2@ JOHN STREET, bh owsortment of Y t al in 4 prneetet Flewe 79.Aud 30 Fulton stiee , 86 y. 17 last Broadway, 16 Velavey » beth cvruers Chambers street aud Broadway, PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. {ESE fur-famed and celebrated Pills, from Portag we perceive, to be obtained aout om she last colums - fourth p For (rewht oF pasetge, having Very cuper swply to the Captain on board. at iltiam street, 63 | NOW OPENING af aat received by Ii" wi New Styles ot B New bevles of Rib Jane d thin fay from the Argo, of Muliners is reqaested, ‘2th Mareh, 1944. Millinery Goods, 5 ons, verious styles; inelading four cases t ship Qneen of the West, I succeed the Liv: this country, See advertise sail oa her reguiar day,2ist May. as to the feelings of the people of this eountry te- wards Great Britain. ts i Mr. Bre MANAN was not fully satisfied with Mr. Choate’s explanation. He endorsed the report in the Intelligencer ot his speech. Mr. Bucuanan, after his few prefatory remarks ition to the explanation which he proposed te sent a volume of Hansard’s Parliamentary de- bates to the Clerk’s desk, and directed him to read certain extracts from the speeches of Sir Robert Peel and Lord Brougham, relative to the various maps of the N. E. Boundary Line, that were in ex- istence ; and particularly to the one referred to by Mr Buchanan on a former oceasion,ealled George he 8d’s map, sede wi eee in his Led ing, “‘ Boundary as descri yy our negotiator wal? In his apacels Sir Robert Peel had detended Mr. Webster from the charse of bad faith, or trick- ory, or concealment, in essing the knowledge of the existence of Dr. Franklin’s map with the line on it giving the boundary as claimed by England, his map being found in the archives of the For- “ign Office at Paris. None of these maps ye voy thing definite or certain—and above all they lid not prove that Lord Ashburton did not conduct he negotiation fairly and honorably, aswell as ably. Lord Brougham, in his speech ridiculed with the ‘tmost sarcasm, the idea that a negotiator who wae ent abroad to make the best terms that he could or his country, should ever dream of exposing any { the weak’ peints of ye. Kemet Gane et scovery in diplomac: tod esereed for the 6h Victoria, 143—to tell your dversary where you are most assailable , nd to show him that you had not a leg to stand pon. And Lord Brougham further contended, hat even if Lord Ashburton had known of the ex- iatence ofthe George the 3d map, ar if he had had