The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1844, Page 3

Old Stock Exchange. $5000 U Sixes, 1962 | 113% 100 shs Lafayette Bie, Civ. 64 700d do couon stock 113% 250 do Vick: bh” ai 25000 do fives, 1853 10844 50 do Far's’ Trust s10ds 39 36000 do coupon, 102! do bidds *9 5000 Onio sixes, 60, baw 95% 150 do ¢ 39. 14800 dodo 96 50 do 2 * 20% S000 a 100do do 39% do do nw 3 amodo di: bids 393 7ido do 275do do “0 25 do Canton Co bifds 34 35 do jo Ey 25 do do bids S46 100 do nN Et 10 do Uticag& Schen RR 122 ve 68 10 do Pat-rson- sinApl 80 4000 do “do si0ds 68 200 do 2 10000 do do 6834 25 do Harlem Sud dodo 68% 100do do 1600 Sitinojs spy bends 41 8... 2 do lo 4 4 $000 do 0 4g” 100 do Long Is! 100 oh "to Mohawk h do do 75 do do oe 425 do Nor & Wor 310s 36 190 do do 36 50do do nw 36 second Board. $5°00 Ohio Sixes 060 93, $5000 US Fives, 193 103 $000 do b3 95% 50 shs Long Isianu RR 75, 100 do 936 0 odo i 20000 Keotueky bis 102 $0 do Harlem RIL 63 5000 do. W250 do do 63%q tite 2 0o | do a is bits lo Stonington #10 36: Inwe RR 54 56do CantonCo 610 3te Wor 530 36% 50do 110 3135 830 37”) 150 do Vicksbare Bk 9, Hs 50.do Farmers’ Luan 4034 New Stock Mxchange $5000 Ohio 6's, 60 96 50 Farwer’s Loan, 40! sooo do 96M 50 do 83 4049, 5000 do. 930 96 oy 1000 Ken’y 6's, 80 yreb30102, 50 dy _ xoro de 1% 25 Norwich baw 35 1000, do. bs 10250 do 1000 Siliaois at eo bow 36 2090 do ay do 610 36 3009 do 406 50 L Island 1 do " 5 fe 2 lo b3 34% 150 Harlem 62 50 do. ba 62% do Ge do 280 6: do 63 62% do 63 cs State of Trade. Farrar, March 22. Asurs.—Pots we quote at $450, without sales. Pearls very dull at $5. Warany —Drudge casks are very dull at 284c. Prison barrels are still held at 24} a 25¢. Beeswax. —Prime yellow we quote at 30}.30) 7. The salws are to a moderate extent and principully for export. Hay.—The receipts down the river have already com- menced. We quote North River bale at 48c.a49c, Tue Sales are yet very moderate Corroy.—The market to-day was well attended, but the total business amounted only to about 1500 bales. Prices steady—a lew lots being closed at a slight decline, Yes- terday afternoon one house shipped about 2200 bales for Havre, whieh to-day was construed as a sale that was ef- fected. Freights to Liverpool continue very dull, at 3d. for square bales, 9-16 to {d. for round bales. Reat svaTz.—The following wales were mado at o. 61 Ann street—24} feet front, 24 feet rear ; 66j feet deep on one side, 69 feet 10 in, on the other... oo ue se eseceee $ 4,300 ‘Three story brick front house No. 686 Broome st. near Hudson at. ; lot 26 feet by 88,....... 066 6) Honse and lot known as No. 5 Albion Place ; 25 by about 100 feet. ...... eee eesases 10,500 Lot east side of Thompeon street, near Spring st. 25 by 88 feet..... 0... 2,000 Lot adjoiuing, same size. 2,000 New three story brick hou ton Place ; house 93 by 56 feet, g piazza 5 lot 23 feet by half the block ; bought infor..... 9,500 Six lots in 324 street, near 9th’ avenue, 25 by 95] feet, at $330 each. ...... teens eee ces 2,280 Two lots in 32d street, near 9th avenue, 25 by 98] feet, et $350 CaCh. 6. ee eee cee cee eee eee 700 ‘Two lots in 84th street, near Sth avenue, 25 by 102 feet, at $60 each........ 120 Four jots in 115th street, near § 101 feet, at $15 each, Provision Market, No great change or variety in our meat markets and shops since our last report. ‘There was a great showing of yesterday in Fulton Market, by Jenkins, of the milk- white heiffers—(See advertisement.) In the article of veal—we have but little that is veryfine. Poultry is rather more plenty this week, but at extrava. | er prices. In small game, or black-birds and robins, we ave plenty : one man at Hackensack, N.J., took in a net 40 dozen of the former, which sold for $5. | “| Fish of every kind is very scarce and but little in mar- ket. Halibut, none, Shad range from 25 to 50 cents. Potatoes and other vegetables, quite plenty. Eggs, 14 fer a shilling. | Cateen arket. Monttx, March 14.—The sales yesterday were heavier than we had sup) at thetime of making onr usual enquiries; prices inclining in favor of buyers. To-day the market has again become slack—prices feebly sus tained. Middlings are generally quoted by brokers at 7} a7ic., which is an half cent lower than last week. New Oxteans, March 14—Yesterday there was id deal of Cotton offering, but purchasers held back, and the transactions did not exceed 3,00 bales, making a total. for the last three days, of 14,000'bales, There is great irre. gularity inthe morket, but, on the whole, we consider ices rather in favor of buyers, and the tendency is still hownward.. ‘The receipts, since the 6th instant, are 21,518 bales. and the exports 12,797, viz: to Liverpool, 6723; N. York 3206; Havre 1402; Baltimore 960; Boston '333; Nor- folk and Richmond 93; Philadelphia 2 5 stock on hand, including all on shipboard not cl terday, of 274,331 bales, Liverpool Classification Louisiana and Mississi ferior,éa 6}; orlinary, 6} a 74; middling, 7} dling fair, 84 a 4]; fair, 9 a 9}; good and fine, 10}. joseeatenorece of the New York Herald.] St. Tuomas February 26, 1844 —I avail ot the present opportunity to enclose you the Prices Current of our market, which may be quoted as nominal. Business ia very dull at present, owing to the prevalence of the email pox for wd ix months, which has entirely shut out all trading and communication with the neighborin Islands—the coasting vessels having to undergo a ri; quarantine in all the British Islands of 20 days, on the Spanish Main 40 days, and in Porto Rico 8 days. So you con judge what we have suffered in business. However, lam happy to say that our Island is once more freed and cleared from thi ind clean bills of health are granted, which willenable our neighbors to commence Operations again. I have advices from Porto Rico—from Ponce to 16th inst, : Suger, 33 4h , $12 per 110 ga'lons—Guayama to 17th'inst : Sugar, 3} @43; Molasses, ‘2410 c, per gallon—Mayaguez to I7th inst.: Sugar, 33a 44; Molaxaes, $12 per 110 gallons St Johns to 20th: Su- gar 3]. 4}; Molasses, 11.2 12c per gallon, and advancing, owing to the great competition there among the agents for some of onr large New York houses. Freights dull, at 35c. for Sugar, and $3 « $34 per 110 gallons for Molasses. Exchange on U 8. from here, par a 1} per cent discount}; and dull on England at 4 87 a 4 88}c, per last steamer. | do not qnote the prices of articles in this, as the Price Cur- rent will show on referring to the same. Prices Cunrerr. —Beef, meas, per bbl. $7 50 10 50; e,42450 Pork, mess, $108 13; Prime, 86001150.’ Fish, cod, per 112 Ibs., $3 a 4, Wanted; Mack: erel, No. 3. per bbl. 650, none; Herrings, 32356 Hams, perlb 6 a9; Cheese, 5a 8c; Butter, 6 a 12c; Lard, 6 a 9c, all dull. Candles, 8 and 10, per Ib, 12.0 13c, dull; Sperma: i, 34 a 36e.7Flour, Philadelphia, per bbl, $475 Rye, $3.3 50. Corn Meal, $2 a 2 50; puncheon, $13 a 14, ‘Corn, , 2c. White Beans, 2 bushels, $2 3. Pens, black: ry bushels, 7he a $1, Bread, pilot, per bbl., $3 a3 50; navy, $242.50, wanted. Rice, per 100 Ibs. $2'50 a3 50 Oil, lant, gal , 65¢ a 70. Porter, doz.. $225; Cider, $2 To- bacco, Va, per 100 Ibs, $5 50 a8; Ky., $5 5008; manufac, ‘1, Spirits, Brandy, gal 75c. a$1. Wine, Madeira, pipe, $200 9 300; Teneriffe, 60 075; Bordeaux, cask, 15.040; Mar: gelles, 9 50, Spices, Cloves, per pound, 25¢, a 30 Nutmegs, 90, Pepper, 9; Pimento, 7; Cassia, 20a 21. Lumber—P. P’ assorted, per m., $12 a $17; W. Pino, $10 a $4; RO. do, $ pi, in. 8}; mid fair, 94 10; good Foreign Markets, $12; Cypress Shingle: . # $20; Wood Hoops. $30 2 $45) “Teas — Pe Ib., $60; Imperial, 1; Gunpowder in 6lb boxes, $4 50c; do in 2 1b. canisters, $60; $16; Young Hyson, 9c; Hyson Skia, 50c.; Souchong, Exronts—Coffve, St. Domingo, per 100 Ib. $4.50 a $6— Hides, per pound, 9 a 11 cents. Indigo, per Ib gLite $1.25 Sugar, Muscovado, prime, per 100 lb. $4.0 $4,75 Tobacco, Porto Rico, per 100 Ib. $4.0 $5; St Domingo, do $7.0 $12; Cuba, do $11.a $13. Wood, Fustic, per ton, $9 2 $10; Logwood, do $17; Lignumvitm, do $7 a $12; Ma- hogany, per 1600 Ibs. $55 « $130. Died, On Friday, 294 inst , Tuomas B. Foot, in the 18th year of his ag ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral to morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from his father’s residence, 209 Seventh street, between Avenues D and ©. On Friday, 224 inst., of consumption, Samun. Warre, Foor, only son of Hunn 6, age: 35 years, ‘he friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday, 24th ins 8 o'clock, from his late residence, 398 Broome street, ner of Mulberry, ‘Suddenly, at his residence in Peekskill, on the 18th inst., Caxen Brown, in the 62d year of hia At Wilmington, Delaware, on Thursday the 21st inst., mption, Gronor W. Concxuan, of this city, aged ‘The members of New York Lodge No. 0. F., are requested to meet at their olge Room, National Hall, Canal street, on Sunday, March 24, at 2} o'clock P M., for the purpore of ing the last tri- bate of respect to our late brother Witten Foro. ‘The Order in general are bi = invited to attend. By order of ona Srymoon J. Strona, Secretary. ENTER, N. 9. "Passengers Arrived. Fanpwiewlevanpe~Barque Behri . H Frost, Mes Surah BR Frost, Jot a Pesos oon Re ky Jee Rey Daniel Lee, Meg Marin J Lee. Wilbur ¥ Les, of Cancies Elward Moore, Christopher Shraly, Caleb homes Ryan; of the United Stata. wee Passengers Sailed clock, and Livenvoot=Ship Herringuer—George Johnson, Alby r John Promerne CH ade an Robert nde few York Prier Bowen, ngliady Airs Bursley Masese anes Chastelain & Pony: Oomestic Lmportations, otA—Bai Kimbali—508 bales cotton 308 d Como * fe lo ae 0: do Barstow, Pope & See ss-- ‘etre, Gi Pernambuco eS. ue-8-SSsseoCSlssRsie Sept. 26 Zanzibar MARITIME HERALD. falling Days of the Steam Ships. PROM LIVERPOOL, FROM AM ERI Oe. i ne 20 Packets to Arrive. PROM LIVERPOOL bus, Cole Feb. 16 tou, Hu tleston, Feb. 21 Packets to Sall. r POR HAVRE Fanrois I. Ainsworth, Foreign Letter a Hereafter, Letter aud Newspaper Bags for all parts of the World, will be made up at the Henao Oreice, A Gr A bi Fotin a e citizen aad leave theic ad | shment of axew three cent week! 0 “URD ther of beh above YY, the 301 The itvehte ot the ir tep in the abor BOY WAN’ —' jeenwich street. GENTS WANTEDSA Basin with the New Nati of our fillow cireers, asd sie eenees pereiseen ve mide a request ani a. Apply at 24 mis hetre . Y PAPER st thousands sed hw d sereceful f the new “Native Porty ames and mone per and which will be pabl t. at I7 Aan stiect. tdived by the an- Adopte! Citizeas,” which pamphlet J-er, and the booksellers iv Eereral NEW WEEKL e Party !’—V N rock edings Of siven ther th nd Carriers wau'ed, to canvass for the esday, 26th inst. Arply as above ‘The to he the most popular one published, and a sweating hs 4 setae ts. 23 2US&M ree A ett FIVE BON: in pass i. had hi men, with ¢ MRS GER is Doc! ree Une Hundred Doll ik, New 3 rent an (Monat Holly, oft rd on and ‘These -r nt banks of New York city and at the east. The above reward will be paid to auy person who will return the Boney, and re NIMAL MAGNETISM AT CL Ladies Magnetived on ‘Tuesday et JOUN®ON, the oldest experementet ‘one leetnre as, ab: exrerimcuts in ¢ order to test che Ext 7 and pertma.ent ‘0 alort E27 ¢ eD DOLLARS REWARD — trom New York to Newark, on Wednesd sabseri- kes t book to'en, Contarring Bills on the Buch was in 50's. 90's muany, and Karmen’ Bank e afew bills of the Burlington are helieved to be ail. the t jewark ‘The remainder was in 10's and estrons asked {oformarion m+y be left East Newark ; at the office of this paper, CHARLES R. DAVIS INTON HALL.—T wo wening, Moreh 26 Mr he eoun Tv, wa Tw Latics will be Maguetised, wit-a Semparhy, Se, wits tried) Phen ) Somuembal’ weet gations ty with be eff» te hor fale: y If satisfact on is not money w I besefunded. Ticks s tweuty- tor siagle or mir furmahed o¢ bop ourtiandt N., 152 A ton str Yelock 5 Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vessels. All Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fet that Robert 8. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, snot now in ouremploy. He is rot, therefere, to receive any eWsp pers or reports: nded for the New York Herald. Ship Masters and Agents. favor, if Captains of Vessels will Gre Rovenr Sivvey, of our New ‘felt at the Port whence they sailed, the ale Broke r Tr of ther Cargo, and any Forelgu Newspapers or News they tay have Tie wi 4 ‘het immediately om, heir neva " Cor reapondents, at home er abro conier'a tending to this Office ail ths ntellig nee they eas a its tain. Nantienl Information of any kind wi reenived PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 23, 6 9} Moon ni 6 Ml HoH wate Cleared. George, Fe Liverp’o1. ST heiro, Siffken & Ironsides: Brigs Chis Gray, Outerbridge, 4 Gide, Mell ster, i if & Nickers: West. Avatachicola. RL.’ Maitland—Schrs_ lovin Philadelphia, HL. McCready & Co; Silas Crane, Washington, N. C. 8. L, Mitchell. Arrived, Barque Mary Kimball, (before reported) Freeto, of Marble- heat, from Apalachico!n. with cotton, to the mas‘er did De Cuba, th instant, off Block Liverpool, D: hompson e, Bleeo, Johnson, chr *torer, 27 ‘ava from molawesto Chastelain & Ponvert, 191! and, saw a ba-que hading to the NNE. The Telegrarh repo ts nothing. jn sight at sundown from the Highlands. Wind light (rom mE. Satled, Ships Hottinguer, Borseley, Liverpool; Hector, do; Newark, Savannah; barquss Serene, Bu nos Ayres; Wal jobil jen, » New Orleans; brig Morea, Edgar, Me hawan, St Thomas, and others. Miscellaneous. Packer Sue Hexprick Hupson, Moore, for London, will sail to-day. Her letter bazs are at this office. Whatemen. Rajah, West, of NB, at Monterey, Upper: California, Sept ound on Coast Chili d been very sick, but 8th, with 700 bbls sperm and 900 wh ail, toc , thence home. Captain W, ha had recovered. Spal Mexican, Deming, hence for Hava Jat 36, 20, lon 73. 40—by Citizen at this port. 1Cigretann, «daa trom Boston for Matanzas, 15th. lat 37, jor ‘0, ortipien McLeod, from Baltimore for NOrleans, 12th inst Lat 30 lon 74, William, of Marblehead, fm Miragoace, for Boston, 4th inst, in Crooked fsland Passage, an bi. ail, 33 ds fm Norfolk for Guadaloupe, 2d inst Jat 16, 15, lon 12 aeraih ene from New Oeleans for Boston, 7th inst, jon 71, 15. Heciees ES) aad bound to the Gulf, 7th inst. off Double Nonantam, from New Orleans ‘for Boston, 7th instznt, off Kry. i Foreign Ports Feb U—Are Foster, Wilmington; 17th, eld, General rimded, Maniets Feb 2—Arr Lawrence, Havana; 25th, eld Harriet Faller, N¥ork; 27th, areUucle jana; cld, Cohannet, NYork. Home Ports Batu, March 18—Below. Lincoln, McLellan, Matanzas.— 16h eld Cordova. Morse, Havana Savem, Meret 19—Cid, Herald, Ayres, Africaa; Cardinal, aw ‘ork. Bostox, March 21~Arr Fi Left at Palermo, Dougl At Cagliari, Jan 7, 8i steering SSE, Mth ins! Cups 0 heavy: Nant saft and. 9 hames, Princ a ie, Jordan, Portland; Ella, Welde I V Pha AWillt m, 1, Baltimore fo Bridgeon, Mir A Keane, St Domingo, 271h ult, Left no Ams; Austin, Berkins, mx Caves; Grand ‘is and, Leconut, Gonnives, tat’ Left ug Ams: Harson, Bonaire; Richmond, Phorndive, and Grecian, Chae’ NYork "+ eleg Al Webb, from Sivgapore; Brenda Ward. Zanzibar; Di ker, Crema kov; Nonantuin his got off and east Snow, Oahu, Ni ‘Towne, do; Mi Craton, i Savan ; Mary ne a4 al Deposit, Uton, of and Yor salim. wex! day | Washinieton’s Barve Ap, leton, for NYork, 2 2 ds, No Am ses sel at Maranham 18th. Also, arr Pewtl, Ha'd ag, Philade!phi. Larch, Allen, Mir-gonne, St comingo, lith alt, via Welmin ny NC. where she pat in on account of the sickness af the ca Also, arr Potomac, Danean, NYork; Trio. Smith. do; Waldemar, Williams Provinctown, Came out this morning ek; and left vers P tiey, fim amien Cr N York nt hence for Har f rd ‘The rest of the fleet sated Brig Najade, ‘or Now York. ; D Rio Jai + ri en Von'a: eld NO an; 3 tanto, hai Radius Mom: y and Troy. 20th—cid ji ag! al sid, Qaine’ wovicReTER, March 0cAcr, Warer Haskell, Svrinim; Depasit Unto, Para, 234, River 26th ule’ rw Brpro. Hammond, Wi March 20—Arr, Apu! NC; View tla, Browns Charieton, 3 Cy Bolia Ktimares Mercy, Smith, Richmond. March 19—Arr, Autares, Hallet, NYork for Bos- ree, do for do Town. March l—Arr, Helen M. buryport; Herald, PhiladsIphin for do; ton Sd, 20tn, the nhave. Boarded inst. Pmeqnid. Fossett € Cody, fm 6 Iimore for for Biiston; Wave, Bassett, NYork for d tain, Mayaguez, for do: Wiliam, Bridges, Miragoane, fir do. and wa: sapolied with provisions and oil, 1. Abigail, Baltimore for Bore Harriet, « harleston for do; Dusky Sally, Boston for Pui phia 81d, Benual spencer, March 20—Are Baltic, Allen, Mo rev, Baltimore; Chares Pirmia, Townue James Burbour, Baker Ph i, Darter an Tecumseh, C . Brow York. vont, Mare’ 20—Arr Wm Trl for Ne Mecha ie, of Hingham, for Danvers. The W, in’ mnning into ¢ night went a.hore onthe fouch Point of Goat Island, where ane remai e think she will be got off witheut much She Mary Pottiends Reger arm NBedford aod ‘0, NYork for Bo: in Vineyard Sonnd. 19 rdenas for Providence; Bratore, land: Harriet, § ston of <is joumes Honk, March 20—Ar tor lad“ id, New enson, Fall Rive ford rd, fin Norfolk jauer ha bor last Inown topeall sehr tha lan, Brisrou, March d0—Are Empress, Biv” New Orieans for hi Reynol ls. NYork NYo re. ‘Art Montano, Portsmouth, for N West fi Pi, NYork; Aul h, Margaret Anne, Par ne, larch ay Pm b ranset, Sid, Ano Elizabet! Baker, Bost jh, Grif, New 2—Arr, Washington, Mumford, ke T Cid, Kimberly, Ar- javen. y » Mareh 1: J bnson, Ts Sailed sn eo nin Baker, Prats bo ay Morrieon., New Mentor. Barton, Newpor jnaley, Por iyren. Clank fe NYorkscvsail (hihe tn for NYork, soon; Susan Jane, Samwon), fin Havana just srr Alay arr, Mary Ham oud, Norwood, Matanzas. Saited in eo with Freeman, for efi, Gazelle, Glover, for Boson Als) arr, Martha Washington. Paterson, NYork. Cid, bhiza- beth, H gmbore.; Pioneer, Parker, Alerandsin. OC; = 5 ast (Brem) Forster, N'of Europe. sid 7 ‘oby. 3. wan, March 17—Sh an, Londonderry, (Br) Manone Shi Caries Mite, Bae New Jersey, Brown, NYork, Cld Oscar, Hi ‘A.1, Merchant, Jordon, Boston; Caroline, id, rr ait Montur, Mare Trazer, for Baltimore. “Arr, Car- roll ef Carrollton, Bird, NYorks Alexander, Leeds, Baltimore; | Leren+, } rqahart, my Be i dl, Ith, eid, Monument, Mas! 1, ‘lyoa, ‘ork. New Untrans, March '2—Lord Maidstone, (B ) Taylor, Liverpool; Weilington, (Br) daffares, Civerpool, Warsaw, Burdeck, Newport, A tine, Sampson. Liver: CA + Alabama, Banker, NY o1 urbe, Baltimore; Havana; O: ton; Chastiana, (Br) Simpson, L’rpool; O.inda, (Br) Brac Tit, Sabate, Havana; Chisehillt, Rolunsoa,’ Bostons Al Ashle hia; Octavia, Ch ‘Havana an mpeach, hing, Ba 7 "i . do: Comet, (Br) Vease Kingston, Ja: rests Sasa, 0 corse Kev vnptea,, ber late are cf Milline- also Am tiling, Sea fe and Shawls, some ve y beanti- ‘qulard and o-her Silky for Dresses ; also, @ large sasortivent of Paris kimbroid Traces,’ Se. te Alt of which will te opened wost postiively om ‘I’hursday, 2st inst mai distr comme a of references given West Broadway. INSTRUCTION FRENCH LADY, Vewher of Musi and Frerch Lan- two hours thiee dats in the vorin a young des school, B quire, or address by line, sx:t8'L m23 Sawlwere week. to ot e _ to respond to the nomi: _ Averican Republicans, rally is expected oF scopal Church, ing, March 2ith, 1044, wt hulf-paat 7 o'clock. ‘atroductory Addres Oration v "Tickets 25 cents i Cw ofL in Jersey City or Et 0 Persons desi: application at the 0 Where Mr Huli AMERICAN REPUBLICANS—Ist WARD MEETING of the American Repub) cans of the Fi ‘Ward will be he d at th Henry t, on Monday evening, M JAMES HILLYER, JOHN F. AVERT ‘The Ufficers aud Members of the Order wil Hewal a. ‘all stre —A Train of Car jzab thtowa, and Rahway, aft fort eaccmmodatiou of those those places, THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT THE FRENCH, ITAL AND GERMAN LAN: S$ AGES R, J. HULANICKL graduate of the University of War- caw, Poland, « flers hus» of this citv desirous of perfecting themselves in above languages assuring them that hi tar readily to 9 approbation of professors ant demies generally. Terms 3v lessons in French, Germ do rous 17 Washing 1 pes seven Committee ¥, as an interesting meeting G, W, RALPH, President. EDWINA. CLAYTO! 7 WAU SY BROWN. $V: Prev's. Clay House, hh Zthe at ¢ place in. K atiset, JERSEY CIT Y¥, on Fri ++sBy Doct. J. M Comelison KE. tf. Chapin, GM. of Mass efficient Vappear in full Many ofthe Bretners 138 Fulton st, or James J.M. Tice, 9 Bowery rewill ran from Jervey Ci y to New- eo inu's exercises celeb-ation from m2t 6 *ec er, al jeudit g the A MASTER. entl men ther of tie yatem is one that probation, and which has met the teachers in our Colleges and Aca ny im classes #4 le individuals s* Lass wil! pee. make ear y MASON & TUT’ a street, opposite Clintoa Hall. seen m23 Iw *ee Vices to the ladies an H Bit A AS. world graphi N ey rope, GRavini offers at per cent. ad valorem w: sales and moderate THE NEW STORE NO. 203 BROADWAY. y WILLIAM A. COLMAN AS jost removed into nis NEW RB STORE, No 203 Broadway, first floor, vher> tention to carry on the b siness up to keep every thing as low, of equal quality, as auy ot OK AND PRINT go ahead prineiple,” called for, and to sell t person. Please call, se, the ” h that line whi and examine for yourselves His PRINT ESTABLISHMENT in the rear of his store is id to be of greater variety and more extensive tan any one in BeAuTiF’ iGALERy OF OIL PAINTINGS rt. 7 ‘GERS ane ND COSTUMES, which h cond floor, ST RAN ie ard better lighted, co id CILIZENS: urs to attr ctuearlyall rhe who have a taste for the aw,” from Landseer, will alone Me m23 2tins re NEW AND ATTRACTIVE WORK. RECOLLECTIONS OF EMPEROR NAPOLEON, THE BY MKS. ABELL, (late During the time spent by hi NOW COLLYCT! OW ATT & a Dax Publicly the above new «nd highly attractive work, ing No. II of ‘HE DR.AWING-ROOM LIBRARY. Ove ofthe mont amusing. interesting and authe.tic pictures: of che tomestic character of Napoleon ever presented tu the isc e, 1 Drawini th nil \ Desiga by Chapmas FULTON MARKET AGAINST THE WORLD, “* Wonders will never Cease. HE MAMMOTH SHEEP WASHINGTON, the largest and fattest Sheep ever taisd iu this country, weighing 279 Vs. was fatted by Mr solomon C. Lewis of Crab Long Island. will this day be exposed for sale by T M JENKINS milk white twin HEIFERS that were exhibited tu Sal alew days since ting and entertaing than + Room Library co ELIZA BAL OMBE. ) in her Father’s House at St. Ne :D-AND COMPLETE CO 174 Broadway, New York—' it | work, Nothing cou'd be more ecdotes it contains. tau The Light of the es Sargent, with au ori- m23 it? im her Poems, by Ey \ endow. ‘HOMAS togeth r with the he cablic m2 It-re No. 38 Fulton Market, PB rake *, Del habb’s Pe e wis! Hawo' tng been tak nin der Fite Pr of Sa ‘Also, imitatios Salam Iron Sate Wareh use ant Fact 0 Sstatuder tire Prof Safe, has commenced ing of (hese valushie proverty pieservers, at his Iron Safe Warebouse, 139 Water street, where orve AC stort notice, aay preverve the contents uaiujur d by fire, though secoud hand ones, at Iess than one half of firs’ ode payment tor Wilder's geauive F alam LA! “m2 2 ‘dewere tou Patent, SALAMANDER IRON SAFE WAREHOUSE ed the patent right, tor the to make and rel Wider’ the taacutacs w York, will be received 0 7¢ or design not on band, with lerec'or Locks. Daupness the only ob- st them, having been entirely ovrreo:ne, article, they never heving failed to ‘Safes and con’ peware of ‘a evidence of there supe jority) ae Jason of che pateut law, readeruay the law suit ye Scott's Asbestus, Gavlor's Dou- others, can be furnished with go vat, they ry aad der Safes, for sale very low, at the etary o1 SC. HERaiNG, 139 Water street, New ¥° rk. N 1W READY, Haml-t. of He eure, edie’ by Gulian ¢ be embe shed with about .400 eugeavin shout $50,0 0, desigued, selec! p m23 It ec wells ric 1244 Cents, part first of the tragedy of Ti minsted aud Mlusteated shake .Verpiank ‘The whole «ork will at an expense nf by Robert W. aba he, Broad say. arrani ed ay H.W. x UNPRECEDENTED DEMA! plaice ea, WAT anes, & reted wit f fvct.on Art. Pree? conte. Pul MES ATT & CO, 17 MNEMONICS OR THE NEW SCIENCE OF ARTIFICIAL ME- MORY. ING the aystemand rules of M. Feinagle, from vhich jourrny derived che ideas upon which he has be ed in application vo the recollection of A SAWING OF SHIP TIMBER A NY p toa, wishirg 0 see and ex ymine Ham lton's Cu, veli- neara d Compound Level Sawin ing f Ship Plink ane reurved avd ieve! umber, can do ag by pileget 3 Wall stiect, room 16, becweea 10 'elock, A. M a d3P.M. m23 is 3t%ec ND PLA Ma hi ¢, for the saw- |T Holes, Victor! 10 JOSEP cade of Pens are mode up i packets of one doz. exch Jab | outside, with a fe aumtle of his siguatare, 23 lwree together with will, he trusts eflescuslly put a stoy on ‘ GILLC HE tubseniber ye on.tantly ece ving fresh above ee) brated ens, which } ly Ow rates superiority 0° style in which ' ey lew ut ths for owing wil orm a part Principality, xtra fine yo ute Damascus Slips New York Fountain Lanar Patent Lady's Pen Is Prince Albert's Own kngraved Cards Modalian Cards A large stock of cheap ITT’S STEEL P to the w Il kno Police Pen Calerraphic Washington Pea Patea Seif slips Po uvian Lady 6, "eo Pateot Magnum Sonum joubl, Damas~us Jueen’s Own, five point, points of 1 doz. each iat te tsies Te holes Cray heazs fr sale wholeeale, by i] cor the seued But ‘ne Pours are marked in tull are desired t+ note chat a an and ven ing denees, tend the T Prompt act FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. WO CASES of the Latest Paris Styles aud finest quality, Just opened an | for sale by | GENTLLEMENS Th DY iiahies who'are den apparer into eash. 'o farnitie any eu macnto their advantsge to wad gentlemen quitting th EFT OFF WARDROBE. 8 can be ubtained bv gentiemen or Of converting their leit off wear- pert F. COLLIARD & CO, ma3 it*m 100 Pearl st eet. up stair: PACKET SHIP ROSCIUS FOR LIVERPOUL.—Pa: seng*rs ip will please eon board the steam: Wr oahi hive the sip will «ar # will close at Hale’s and Gilpin's News Room at it n Tuesday doth inst, at 12 o'clock, x re ‘Lhe el, YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE. FOR ALBAN AUCTION SALES. _AMUSEMENTS. _ BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. {Stove Not So cin rivet) PALMO'S N.Y, OPERA HOUSE. AUCTION NOTICE=Regular Sale of Dry Goods, Cloth- | Admission One Dollar, to 1; pure of the House. ing nud Far cy Articles every Tuesday and Friday. at Berfy Tall paat 7 Sale of Furniture of all eacripiions every Wednesday and Wednesday, and ‘Ourdoor Sales of a!l descriptions attended to as usual. JFK ASIA BORGHESE. miB iwes NING March 25, THOMAS BELLS eIRST SALE OF VALUABLE | To commence with the, Goned ners in 3 Acts by Bellini, of NITURE, Piano Fortes, and Housek-eping arti- Elvi Hoan. gles gene ally, in the New Store, No. 11 Spruce str pep se ; IGNURA RORGAESIC Nassau, will take place this day, at 10% o'clock. tr George s “Fis, Yalreling cage Ay La Ls Sit Richerd=:. «> Sita Majoecht able Peiaings, Engraving, aud Works of Art. Lord Arthur Talboe Big Feroash tedererethite sie tensions nha sete io kee Hiseieex of France lougra Albertanai , ir Brano Nob-rtou . TTT auc ale, Altec which the sates will P@ | Betweeu the First end Second Acts, OVENTUN we satiafuction. B Se “PNOMAS BELL, Auctioneer. AC TUTTLE Anctioneer. GOLD, AND SILVER WAT Cites. Dumond aud other Jewelry, &e —JACOB 8. PLATT will sell, this day at 10 o'el the Merch tion room. 21 Platt street, er of execu estate, 50 gold PE, aud pytent lever Watches; ¢ egant diamond Pin Jewelry, | valuable ship | hrouometer, fancy ‘Watches, German and French taney articles Also, Wa:chmaker’s Tools, ke : Lathes, case makers dc clock usright Tools, eniting aud reeilying Engines,yol Vices, watrh plete Hands, Boxesand Watch Bex- en's Bah AArbars, Piercing Saws, par ket Cutlery, with which the sale will gues are now ready, ‘The watches will bs axtd gash—the other gods ouga credit of 6 months, m23 1 Sie WAKKEN STRKERT (ROP*RTY FO" SALE AT AUCTIO Dwelling House and I. two story brek bai and resr, witt bs 04d by Ey he well as construc a supe; uation 38 paar i ‘ As the money isuot required, a large prop'rtion can on bond and mortgage m20 NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTION. THE MANSION HOUSE AND GROUNDS OF fue THOMAS K. DAVIS, aq and the BuL MONT and AGH 0) HOUSES, at New. righton, Staten d, will be peremvtarily sold, ac public auction, al jerchiata, Cxcha xe, be WALID AY JENKINS, on Tuesday, the 26th day af March next, at 120°clock, if not pre- viously dispose? of at private sale : ‘The Mansion House ws one of the lendid establish ¢ United States, The mai the f four or five acies, as now euclosed. [tis very exten- d com odious; the main walls a e built of ma’ble, the ed in the best manner be iew of 1) remain are most sp! meats in buildii centre sie an iehole surround cauno 5 ral INE rae Xi iva se Leer eyes Rees, Mast Hivers, New York, Brooklva, the Loug Island Shore, through the Narrows to the Ocean, and al arge portion of New a nom, oes ate doth extensive build- ery. Dressuntly situated, pecriy 0 futd well culeulaved for larxe board “For a diagram and further particulars, PU Pariss, N3toMrs6" ec 49 Wall street. STEAMBOAT FOR SALE—Will be Id ot the Werchents’ Exchai ge in this city, che soth day of Mar. tat 2u'clock wr noon RANT (SY 1 BURECKE , Auction- cers, the STEAM AOAT VIRGINIA, with ol the tack € an: furnivure now in or belo ging to ic. ‘Phe ssid s'e-mboat is of the burthen of about 316 tov eyleader of 40 inches and a seven fot auroke. lated for a tow boat, ‘Terms of Sale aud any oth will e communicated on aj a if houses oF ho- in le gth about 158 f et, with a t is well caleu- I LGAN, 11 Jomes the foot of Cham m0 4 THE PEACOCK, NEW DINING ROOMS. White Fronts, near D-lmonve ’s Hanover Square and Coenties’ Slip. "THESE New and eleg int Rooms are now opev, with a Tal WH ote, from 12M. ti E T Dianer will daily, of S»up, Fish, Boied and Roast Puddings, Fruits, &e, ited to make trial of this econo- rf NOS.15 SOUTH WILLLIAM AND b5-STONE STS. ble 6 14 P.M. Price fixed, 25 cen She m20 Iwis ec ROBERT HOPE HART, IMPOHKTE! M H, NO. 11 NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF PINE, OFFERS for sale, in lots to suit parchasers, Scotch Ale. kee London and Dublin Brown Stout, Seoteh and Irish Whir Jark and Pale Brandies, Madcira Sherry, Port, Cham Sparkling Hock, Claret, &c. All of the best quality. ARKANT’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CAPAI- VA AND CUBEBS.—Chis mesieise has been exten ly used on shipboard and in the Southern States able to any other. ‘The unfortanate patient. poss thi ure remecy, has no oceasion to make his case publi without any apvlication toa diet or confinement, finds and ieal man, without restriction himself cured ewectual y in» few days ata trifling expense and a saving of feeling to asenitive person, having thus in his reach a cheap, por.able and pleasant remedy. Foraale wholealeand et iP bey m8 2wistec cor Greenwich und TEETH—TEETH—TEETH! $1 00 ONLY. +2675 to $1,00 $1.00 to 200 Cureing Tooth Ache 58, an an rations Warranted and at prices to auit the of al! perao 5 “Persons wishing operations performed, will do well to call before going eisewhere m23 3StM&Tuis* re PREMIUM HATS. ° GENTLEMEN are invited to call and examine O " { Hats, +t pring Style of aia BROADWAY, ‘Two doors above the City Hotel. re comer of South street and Peck 'eatt. & Burr, ship chandlers—a first Enquire at No. 110. Water street, matances: m23 itm . an. TO LET IN BROOKLYN— 35 and 37 Butler street, a few Sourh Ferry, and west of Atlantic street store se O by 10 feet The honses have three ment, aithan wader cellar. ack are uevrly new, and in one of the ple: excellent wairr, erred hhased if pre Hemem- nas ia the city of New York fur as high as ia the city of No, 203 Broadway. N. 6.—The houses are now being painted ALSO TO_LE'T, a fine Larce Room 70 by 23 feet on the coud flor of Xo. 203 Broadway Fora Merchant Tailer Marie Srore, or Fancy Goods, there isnot one moreeligbl= Plea enquire as above m23ime MEDICAL AID. FR. GREGORY may be coosalted «ny day or hi t his private residence, 11 an street hose ce king the i of an experience! and skilful physician, should call as . inthe Author of the book called the’ Rubicon vate diseases and distresses nd various other su- ‘ate and peculiar natire, which canaot heename te padlic nrints. ‘Che foarch row ready—pr hi t 79 snd 30 *uiton stree:, 96 William street, 6% 17 Kast Broxdway, 16 Dela.cy street and m23 | #ee beth corners Chambers street and Broadway. THE BOSTON YANKEE F THIS WEWK eontain: the First Chapter ofa New Ta! ‘written expressly for this paper, by Professor Ingrat sun titled— EL PIRNATA OF THE RIGOLETS, sR, LAST NIGHT “OK CARNIVAL. A Tale of New Orleans Each number is emell with. 2: plendid Wood (nt. en- raved in the first stv of thy art, orinte un alarge oljo sh-et; u ied and interes'iy g core re povdence from th’s city is worchy rervsal—a daguerreotype view being given af the werkly ovenrrences of Go ham vere Fevson Vesirvus of ohsining a gond amily New per. will find dec: ided:y the cheanest and best paper priated, being full of JA. TUTTLE, Agent fun. witand spiev «yin Scents, $1,50 per annam, No. 6 Aan street. Birgle copies pr D IMPOSITION. MALE MONTHLY PILLS inually made to palin off apa miserable compe js for Female Mouthly Pill ry variety of cheap common m22 2t i ATIEMPT SPURIOUS FE TTEMPTS are con cents a box, by being put up temp ed trbewl ty the . for our or two dol- are ab x, by beng called oot’! PU.” th e . came Madame BR seeli’s Fer writ and deserve nto this country t thar imicative the de sived. Some o conceal the trick) * the fellow These Pills must not be used daring pregnm perfeotly true, for they are p rfeetly useless if n der any circumstances, ‘The only safety ag tion is in no Care to vurchase “Female Monthly. cept at Viadame RST. LL’S office, 148 Greew tween Cortlandt and Liberty sts or in Boston, No. 7 ex atreet, i123 1m* re SPRANGE § RS BEWARE. N THIS AGE OF a KERY AND HUMBUG, itis most Inport at 0 el cian—DR. J. VAN 4 has removed his pensary ta 288 Pear'. corner of Be: wort extriortioary. ew how compheat d. He apprises the ¢ there into Dr. Ev ne in his old stan’, nection whatever with any other office, His charges are m.- derate, his consu'tations trietly private. NB tumb c—mi takes a continn’s hi 188 Peas ([9* Medicines and direetions sent to any part of the Union, by ae stating ‘he ense, and enclosing five dollars. mat it*rs SE—TROTTING. in harness —free for horse: never der ie in Fasnestanfree for horses never won x parse, $100 sub h ft No 6=Bamees No. 5, under the saddle No. 7—Two Mile Heats in hysneas—free for horses never won» purse over $75 $100 sub. h. fr, “No. 8—Same as No. 7, the waddle. “No 9=Two Mile Heats No. 9, under the le. and clove on Monday the ah of vkitow, b” Dovelock, P. Mey thr 6 H SHIP_AIG, we bave coeeived two Crses new NDID_ CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, if nt Y AND TROY 8s 0" steamboat ALI f Goods for Spring and Summer Wear, comprisia meres, Vestings, 8, be in atyls ond ‘characver they are superior to any gocds we have had to offer. WM. T. JENNINGS & 231 Brosdwa mil lwetre Awerionn Hotel, opposite the Fountaiat nt CAVATINA. from Bei or Lectures. iontecchi—in fu’ costume by Overa of La Fille dn begime .t 's Grand Opera of I C»puleti« metumety ignore Mrs ech ) Si De fi , from the neste melt tacatieo Fer La Sica, + ad i rman a ight. The wholeunder the direction of Signor VALTELLIN A. Fr For full partieiary, aoe tals of the day. Box Office 4 . OPS? Bo—The Theatre on the off uights will be let for Concerts The Greatest t M* FABER, of VIEN ‘American ‘public, th Aistinetly ever with his auditors, and. ill ntific world The #XHI Sunday) rom 7 il 9 ofc (= TIKETS, 25 eg cent, entrance is in Lis side from Broadway PARK Boxes ‘9 “ent Pit The verform SPIRIT OF ; BAM Sir Marmaduke Mea After which vari rt) is as Acts ‘olante, Van ting, OPERA BY THE VIR Gymaas Or, The Mai J Mz Scott, Act "ani is, Mise Reynold My A.D Se M: Miss Homer. Of expen 2h tit has been citizens of New York. TREN YEARS of experimentation ‘ AN is invention for a short | public mav have au opportunity of witnessing a aiscov ch has excited surprixe and admiration thr ¢ Liapenard street. will day) from 12 A Me undl’ P- T GINIA SEK To DUMB—T MR W.E B' MR, G. H. HILL, the D: a With fal, Corpa de Ballet ebostati itl erful Corps de Ballet. con eee Peautal and acporaplisies uvention of the Age. NA, respectfally aunonuces to the at he has succeeded, after sevEN- fo? agatomieal studies in SINGING AUTOMATON, ient fic me, 80. the! the out the sci: BITION ROOM, comer of Broad- open eve ry day (¢xcept Sun ‘end every evening (except jock. CENTS; children under ten years of penard street, third door on the left £29 Im*ec THEKATRE. SCenty—Callery 123¢ Cents, gentlemen 18 EVENING, March 23, 1844 ce wi ill commence with THE FOUNTAIN, 4002. dows a. Mr Chippendale 'v con-lude BOHEM:ANS F PARIS; Or, the Mysteries of Crime. Mr. Barry ippendale CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCU: CONDUCTED BY Hf KOCKW ELL & O. R. STONE. THIS EVENING, March 23 erformances to commence o A Chivalrie Tournament, oF Hi lorsemans! African er whiel PIC CON hip, G tics, Cords rolleriea, Re. Bee RT, NADERS. ties by W Cole. ronelnde with DUMB—DUM nthe Le CHATHAM THEATRE. THE SEASON FOR 184% WIfl, COMMENCE ON oes RCH % MARCH HE “ ens, Stage Manager. routa ‘There is now engaged ¢ em at efficient Corps Dramatique ever formed in America pr cien, in all respecte, for the per- formance of Tragedy, Comedy, Me'o Drama, Farce, Panto- mim, Opera ard Ballet, consisting of— Me +. Conn Mr J. W. Wallack, Mr. J Gren Mr. J. M. Seott, Mr Sandford, Mr. D mon, Mr. Vanatavoren, Mr JR. Hall, Mr. Hope, Mr. Wharan, Mr. P. rter, Mr. Goodenow ; MR. T, D. RIC Great Negro Representative. "RON, the Comedinn. legate “rom Yankee Land, are all ed. of Twenty-five dies. to, continue the vorite Theatre of the 23 young e has been # before, the Swigsssseecee BOOTS Jacob Earwig +++ -++ Mr Crammles Mr kola JOHN TRYON- ‘The performance THE A AI Toe SAVAGE A THIS EVENING, Performance ia the MITCHELL'S OLYMPIO THEATICK THIS KVENING, March 23—The performaners will fter which, AT THE SWAN. * or +++Mr, Mitchell onclnde with ND THE MAIDEN, . + +++Mitchell Mr Holland + Manager and Lessee. h 23, 1844, with a grand to commen Followed by Splendid F Agility and Serengths, by ‘a zany tna fi OY Atier whieh THE YOUNG WIDOW. To couclude with PHILIP QUARL AND HIS MONKEY. oag—A Life in the Won Song—The Kaptuie Dwell The Ke Dwel Song—It was not my own Sor g—Pit pats my be Sor g—Oh my hop Song ~ the Moon o'er the Souk, Teddy Roe ish Kammigeas T Doors oven at quarter to m?23 2teod® m forever phigh ea, MUSIC FOR THE MILLION. PROGRAMME, ‘ant Savoyard Choros— from the Overa of Wm Tell. -By Company », fires tonne ing 3 native laad Thess Lake as Ba’ he f ‘s lament, Mr Lys Song—Oh whata jayuus dayees+* Mrs Phtui 6 Song ~The Pos iliion of Longameau +Mr Holman ‘Soni 4 1 should like to marry ++ + Mra Sherpe Bradt m Meains Rates «Bythe at the door, 7—commence at 4 before 8 o'clock, FOUL them o 1 went down to. id them by t he different Clay ¢ P event. order of t m2iateS M& are eit Conguerin Kinderhe ok ieads o! Hear KTH WARD GRAND CLAY FESTIVAL. BANNER PRe Sr. 3 HENRY CLAY CLUB WIIG LAD‘ES 0 *NTATO Tu THE oF THE WARD, Mia and Dy hal 5 Junteer-d to be A Based of Profesor OLD of the Cab By the Giee «+ By the Be ished Speakers will be ie Way: By Glee Clab : do ube of the erry vicinity, »= invivea to JAS H. BRAINE, President. 8.8. CHATTERTON, Scertary. vo HAVE ening A galaxy of you cannot spend av h ke ery expec AMES HANL the United Sr highly fin igit H bY, from the mor Conr's of London and a flicis rely ont Tegard 10 ‘he peculiarities that ean be importe \4 HARPS i 2s Im*ee you aver attended the M Bk,” 29 Aun scree: 1 Preure sete, ARPS—HARE ICALIS It not, we advise you to attend * Paleat” te povided us mors plessantly t thing is arranged to couduce to your ed wo be overflowing, an_ early m23 it only pupil of Sebsatian Erard in fe Je at the Manufactory 224 fine assortment of bri tronedend ‘eMIUM PATENT DOUBLE ACTION HARPS JAM’ S HANLEY having the immed: PRESIDENT td Cis United States, together with testimonials profession, t tate patroare of the id the American Miaiavera at the hese janiey ee « of climate, Bec. are supers 4. LPAIRED—22d street, 3d avenue. NO. 2& NEW YOR! UFRASIA BORGHE bileneneraliy tase MO iy i Nour forher B may bs secured at eat, Zee ast nt bacribere wilt 20th iwstant, Evening 20 Chak Y sale by 31 5te PORK. —200 br MILLINBRY GOODS. A. H. COLLIS, “A CARD. _ EERIE, when she will have the hoi before a New York audience I JOHN STREET, OW OPENING a fresh essortment of Millinery Goods, iL received vale trom Havre, compr Wo oases aD Artificial Flowers. w Stiles o I Styles of Ribbons, various styles; meluding four cases eaten PRY an atteation of Miiline jew York, 2/th March, a iwites K OPERA HOUSE. | Asha BENEFIT Borghene rm the patrons of the Onern, aud the NDAY the 25th nstant hae been set ap lor the last time, thr the Opera Hoave, on and afie pleare give noti whether they « on Wednesday tain their seat y and Kaxtra Clear Pork, fo K COLLINS & UO, 446 Hovath trent Ss PORTUGUE: rp Ese far fame\ and Percerve, to — FEMALE PILLS. Pills, from Portugal, ore ‘thus country. Gee edvestiee, Oper | 3 AY .s «++ By the Company CKETS ONE SHILLING—To be bad raine, Haq Presidect | Club a ~ | third time? Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasninoton, March 21, 1844. T have seen several lists of States and names of Senators published, which it is said will vote for and against the annexation of Texas. They ai idle, irresponsible, and incorrect. According to the best information which I can get this morning—and from a whig source in the Senate—the following States will vote against the annexation, a8 under;— wou NewYork,, ... There are 51 Senators present. ‘Two-thirds are necessary to rattly a treaty of annexation. Thirty- | four are two-thirds. Therefore, if 18 vote against it, the treaty will be defeated. Nineteen votes against it leaves one to spare. But although this is a more perfect list than an Thave sten published, yet | have very little cont | dence in it, for the reason that quite a number of fj. | the Senators know no more at present how they will vote than youdo. ‘The general rule is that de- mocrats and southerners may be supposed to be fa- | vorable to the an..exation—I mean, such is the pri- ma face presumption, unless—~as in several cases— something appears to the contrary, Nothing is easier than to speculate upon the vote of any and. every Senator—butit would be perfectly useless for all practical purposes, until something certain and definite is known in the premises. Should the logrobling principle be adopted be- tween the South and West, Texas and Oregon, then some correct calculation could be made. me | such agreement,as | have heretofore atated, may be anticipated. E i 2 Mr. Calhoun is drilpeximcted in town. Itis the general remark here that the character of the ad- ministration, on his arrival, will undergo an entire change. It is said that now its character is fixed by the Cabinet irrespective of the President—but on the arrival of Mr. Calhoun, it is said that his master spirit will rule, shape and mould the whole admin- istration, : ‘ Pie The multitude of petitions now daily pouring in from Pennsylvania agains alterations in the tariff of ’42, are strong indications that the Penn- sylvania Senators, (Buchanan and Stargeon,) will vote against the new proposed tariff, lately intro- duced into the House by the Committee of Ways and Means. ; It seems to be the general impression here that Mr. Evan’s resolution to adjourn on the 20th May, is all gammon—got up to scare the House, and for political effect. I think there is no probability of ee on the 20th May, nor very soon there- alter. Mr. Benton has resumed his seat a, the Senate, gain ages in Wasuineton, March 21, 1844. The Oregon Notice Rejected—Annexation Killed— , Great Excitement. Mr. Sevier finished his remarks to-day in the Senate, upon Mr. Semple’s Resolution to give the Oregon notice. He stated one fact which it is important to notice, while considering the danger or safety in extending the geographical boundaries of the United States, to wit—The only disaffection this country has ever known has been among the old States, and nearfthe centre. There has been no want of patriotism in the borders, and in the midst of sparse settlements. After Mr. Sevier finished his speech, the final question was taken upon the original resolution of Mr. Semple, to give Great Britain notice of discon. tinuance of mutual occupation. The result was, poke 19; Noes, 28. So the Notice was rejected. The tollowihg is the vote :— Yeas—Allen, Atchinson, Atherton, Bagby, Benton, Breess, Buchanaa, Colquitt, Fairfield, Fulton, Hann King, Semple, Sevier, Sturgeon, Walker, Woodbury, Wright—18, Nays—Archer, Barrow, Bates, Clayton, Crittenden, D: Bayard, Berrien, Choate, , Evans, Foster, Haywood, Huger, Huntington, Jarnagan, Johnson, MeDuftie, Man- ‘um, Merrick, Miller, Morehead, Phelps, Rives, Simmons, ‘allmadge, Upham, White, Woodbridge—28. By thie it will be seen that Messrs. M‘ Duffie, Haywood and Huger, Southern democratic Seni tors supposed, and believed to be in favor of the annexation of Texus, voled against the friends of the Oregon measures. As far as that goes st kills both the Oregon and Texas measures. For it can- not be saipcted that the Oregon friends will now ee aad ind vote for the annexation. They will retaliate. There is, however, one salvo—our safety valve. The negative to-day has been to the giving of the GRAND CONCERT, notice. Doubtless the vote meen the other Oregon. OR THE BENE* IT OF MR. LYNCH, at Concert Hall, | Bills, for the occupation and defence of the Terri- 0. ba Bagg 7 on eoame 4 Ersaine ae sh. tory, will be very different. If they should not be, Finite es, gal ealate CAmPAPYs EAE | then’ good bye 10 all occupation of the Oregon, and Me's. SHARPE, MISS BRUCE, MR. LYNCH, | annexation of Texas MR. KNEASS, MK. HOLMAN, MR. KAVANAH. Later.—Since writing the above, I have seen and conversed with several of the Western mem- bers of Congress. The excitement is very great. They are bitterly exasperated with the recre: uinity which has broken faith with them in their votes this day. They say there is no salvo—no safety valve. They will not only not vote for the annexation of Texas, but some ot them will carry their revenge so far as even to vote against the new tariff bill. Several members of the House say positively that the tariff bill will not now even pass the House—much leas the Senate. I hope, however, that these views will be recon- sidered. But that the annexation of Texas is kill- ed off for this session may be considered as settled. ‘The treaty for annexation is very shortly expected to come before the Senate, and when it does, it will be laid on the table. i The passage of the other Oregon Bills, which I at first thought might prove a salvo, is regarded by the western members as of no account whatever. In their opinion the “ Notice” was the grand test and criterion. ; I conclude, therefore, that at this Session there will be— 1. No occupation of Oregon, (legislatively .) 2. No annexation of Texas. 8. No alteration of the tariff. _ ‘There is another fact which will operate power- fully against the annexation of Texas through the western members—to wit, the abolitionists are ra- pidly increasing at the west—as I perceive by let- Gheres'iavitationCowe, come, tos Whit ‘lub | ters to members at Washington—and the conse- Gol —Irdian Hunter. +. +: «By Mr.@. Cook | quence will be that the western representatives Banner Present tion (on beh of te ae AT Pinsone, Faq. | Will not jeopardize their tenure of office by voting , Chie «By te Band | in favor of a measure of doubtful expediency. Stitt. Larer.—There is no hope, as I now un- derstand, that the vote of the Senate will be dif- ferent upon the Oregon Bills, from what it has this day been upon the resolution giving notice. The feeling is very deep and violent, South Carolina is deneunced in no measured terms. McDuffie | and Huger from South Carolina, (and I may ad | Calhoun) and Haywood from North Carolina, will not soon be forgotten or forgiven by the wen. TWENTY-KIGHTH CONGRESA. FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasuineton, March,21, 1844. Tater or 1942, _Mr. Buowanan presented fen memorials, from citizens of Pennsylvania, remonstrating againat dis- turbing the tariff of 42, until time has been allow- ed to test it. ‘ if He also presented several petitions from ladies, and others, on the old subject of slavery—on all fi ear ihe question of reception, as usual, was jaid on the table. Mr. Evans’ Resolution to adjourn on the 20th of May, was laid over to next Monday. Me. Evana gave notice, that inasmuch as Mr. Benton had again resumed seat in the Senate, he would, on Monday next, up the Tariff ques- tion, sae" FOX AND WISCONSIN RIVER BILL. This bill is again undergoing amendments. One O'eLock—They are now calling the ayes and noes on engrossing the bill, and =e ita Result—ayes, 31; nays, 7. So the bill | 1s passed to be engrossed. Most of the nays were | whigs—several democrats dodged the vote. BUSTS OF PRESIDENTS. _ A resolution was. » authorizing the pur- chase of Hiram Powell, of as many busts of Pre: dents as he may have formed from original models, not exceeding the expense of $500 each. OREGON NOTICE. Mr. Sevier rose to address the Senate upon this notie He commenced with the remark that our utle is admitted on all hands. Next, do we desire to possess that territory? On this (the democratic) side of the Senate we boldly show our hande—we lesire to possess and occupy the territory. England lias nothing to gain by negociation~she isin pos- vession—her laws extend over the whole territory; che parcels it out as she pleases. He stated the voints at issue, and recapitulated the arguments ised. He thought our legislation should be free, ndependent, and unembarrassed by foreign eti- juecte, and the delicate sensibilities of foreign courts If we cannot legislate without the per- nission of foreign Courts, itis time we knew the saet. He remarked freely upon the course of En- sland—her power—her conquests. And he said he hould like her better if she were further off. She only lacks Cuba, Texas, and Oregon, to encircle as completely. Asto the President, he has made