The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1844, Page 8

‘BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. From Washington. — Our private accounts from Washington last ening are very curious. It is said that Captain Tyler intends to make a powerful demonstration in New York, principally through the Custony House and Post Office. The noble Captain begins to per- ceive that the whole corps of office-holders in this city have been deceiving him altogether—and that his power here has been used for the benefit of Mr. ‘Webster, Mr. Van Buren, or Mr. Any-body, but mot Mr Tyler. As.soon as Mr. Calhoun shall reach Washington, it is expected that a new and powerful impulse will be given not only to foreign affairs, but to internal affairs affecting the adminis- tration and the chances of Captain Tyler for the succession. The fruit is agaia ripening for the tenth time. ! The following articles are taken trom the Madi- sonian of Monday night, and may be considered indicative of the feelings and purposes now enter- tained in the White House :— «Tux Ponti Voror.”—The National Intelligencer is i ious, but not ingenuous. Jt is partial and one-sided om the Texas question, representi Prople, and that portion residing Mazon’s and Dixon's line. It is not a National intelligen. cor on this subject, but @ sectional and partis! intelligex- cor. The Southern perton ofthe nation should not fail to observe this. This morning's Intelligencer devotes nearly six columns to extracts from sundry Northern pers, and presumes to head them ‘the public ice.” Out of twenty extracts from different newspa- pers, only three are de from south of Mason’s ‘and Dixon’s line,and those three entitled toveryllittle gene- ral consideration. It seized everyextract that leaned against annexation, but excluded all notice of the numerous pa- pers at the North, and the atill greater number at the South, that are in favor of annexation. Yet this partial jection {from a few factions, not to say treasen- able demonstrations, the ‘Intelligencer presumes to mis- name “the public voice!” We say treasonable, because those whe declare, if the constituted and lawful autho- tities of this Government shall think proper to annex ‘Texas to the United States, that “ the Union is ipso fac dissolved,” are traitors, aud deserve to be branded a: auch, gnd held up to the execration of the patriot citizen: of the Republic. The seditious language of which O’Con- nell has been convicted, is nothing in comparison with the language employed by some of the fastious editors quoted by the Intelligencer. If that journal aspires to @ Notional character, let it give its readers the benefit of seeing and hearing both sides—and not merely both sides of the same party, but both sides of the Potomac. And we say, in the patriotic language of Washington, “ frown indignantly upon the first dawnings of any attempt to alienate one portion of this union from another.” Goov! Goov!! Goov!!!—We humbly beg Mr. Web. ater’s pardon. We beg pardon of the Intelligencer, of the Commercial Advertiser, of the New York American, ke. &c. We have been duil of comprehension in supposing for a moment that the “intellectual giant” sued to be ad: mitted into the whig party for the purpose of promoting Mr. Clay’s election We achnowledge our mistake, i supposing for a moment that the “Great Secretary,” whose letter writers and presses, aud kindred.and friends, are all quartered on the Government, would ultimately detray the President, his kind benefactor, and “ go over” to Mr. Cla personal and political enemy. The events of the lust few ye ave undeceived us. Mr. Webster is till true to the Administration. He has, by a sudden and unexpected blow, severed the Whig arty at Mason's and Dixon's line Never was there a Raiser oF = more ancoetaful: stroke of policy. It was worthy of a “gigantic mind!” Atfew days—only afew days—before the arrival of Mr Clay in Washington, Mr. Webster! departs, carrying with him the entire Whig { Without consultation with the acknowledged feed ofthe Whig party—without Mr Clay's “advice and Consent,"—Mr. Webster, the glorious and great Secreta. ry,” bas managed to commit the.“ great Whig party” against any Southern man! And this is done by the “giant” who devoutly prayed, a few months ago, simply for admission into the party, that he might be an humble worker for Mr. Clay ! E Mr. Clay’s nomination was defeated in 1839 by Mr. ‘Webster, and we are pecercngy a joiced to believe that the same means will be employed to produce a similar result in 1544, The Intelligencer will stand by Mr. Webster, though not by the administration—notwith- atunding Mr. Webster is represented by it at all the fo- reign courts, ut the expense of the government. jine cheers for Mr. Webster, the Intelligencer, the New York Commercial Advertiser, and the New York American ! We are authorised to say, that Mr. Calhoun accepts the ‘Btate Department, and will be at his post the last of this week. An interval of nine days occurred between the mailing, at this place, of the letfer announcing to him his ‘appointment officially, and its receipt. We take pleasure in saying, that his acceptance was equally prompt with the tender. ington. [Correepondence of the Herald.} Wasiinaton, 25th March, 1844. Every thing is very quiet now at Washington. ‘The Texas excitement is at present on the decline, although we know not in what new form it may again appear. In one respect, both parties are op- posed to the present agitation of the subject—so far as President Tyier is concerned—tor the reason that he intends to make political capital by having the matter settled under his administration. 1 now understand from good authority, that Mr. Calhoun isexpected to arrive here on Wednesday next. Reports about his movements are go ex- tremely contradictory, that it is very difficult to tell what to believe. Since writing the above, I have seen a letter from Mr. Calhoun himself to Mr. — of the South Carolina delegation, in which he states that he shall leave home on the 21th or 26th at farthest, and come through to Washington with as little de- Jay as possible. 1 suppose it willtake him about five days to come through, in which case he will arrive here on Friday or Saturday next. On this you may rely. Slamm, of the firm of Slamm, Bang & Co., is here blowing up James Gordon Bennett sky high, for the course which he alleges the Herald takes against the democratic party. He has come on to Bs de the affairs of the universal locofoco party. here is quite a flock of Wall street sprigs here awaiting Calhoun’s arrival. Among the most prominent are Ii. B. Hart, J. Frances Hutton, Wall street brokers, or agents for the larger houses. You may remember that these gentlemen have been strong Calhoun men, and have no doubt come here to advise the great statesman what course he ought to take for the good of himself and friends. it he will not take their advice, they will ask his, as to how deeply they may go in Texas bonds and all other operations connected with stocks that de- pend upon the annexation of Texas. ‘These young gentlemen,no doubt, believe that as they once suc- ceeded in convincing his friends here to aid in the establishment of a paper in New York that was to secure his nomination by the Baltimore Convention, they hope to be equally successful in convincing him into a belief that they are men of consequence at home Wasutneton, March 25, 1844 While writing my letter to-day, Mr. Benton un- expectedly closed his speech for to-day, on account of his feeble state of health. He will resume aad Siaish to-morrow. 1 understand to-night that some anodyne has been administered to some of the western mem- bers, which has greatly mitigated their asperity to wards those three “recreant” southerners who voted against their Oregon notice. The report is, that McDuffic has told them that he is opposed to the annexation of Texas, or that he was opposed fo it, and thatif he votes in favor of itnow, it will be in consequence of being so instructed by his legislature. Of these reports I have not the means to-night of ascertaining the truth. At any rate, the annexation stock is rising again. Thus we go up, ‘up, up, and thus we go down, down, downy No one can tell what a day may bring forth. It is whispered about that Texas will positivel present two alternatives to this present Congreve either annexation to the United States or alliance with England = The arrival of Gen Henderson is looked for with deep interest i ae B TWENTY-KIGHTA CONGRESS FIRST SESSION, Senate. | Wasuisotox, March 25 THE NEW TARIVF BILL. Mr. Waiait presented a memorial from Syra- cuse remonstrating against the passage of the new ‘Tariff bill from the Committee of Ways and Means 1m the House Mr. Tatimaner alse presented a similar memo- rial from Syracuse—also memorials from Hudson and Utica of the same character. Mr. Meenick presented five memorials from Ma- ryland of the same character as the above. ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. Mr. Bares presented resolutions by the Legisla- ture of Massachusetts against the annexation of Texas inst the claime of Sam- (Mr. Wascut re; w York for superiatending the uel Thompson of 'N iiging of the Custom House ft. ALLEN presented a petition from Pennsylva- ia asking that Congress will appropriate 160 detes of the public domain to every free male citizen of the United States, : [Note—This is a great country.) COMMITTEE ON TERRITORIES The resolution to create in the Senate a ( ‘ommit- tee on Territories was discussed by Mr. Baony in the affirmative, and by Messrs. Huntinorom, Woc wringer and Wvans in the aegative. The de posseased no interest. Mr. Evans moved to lay the resolution on the table. Negatived by 24 to 18. of May. carried. Mr. the tari declare voted in favor of it. period. Whatever ma cussion, he thinks it wil would not call system of the last 25 years. system. 2 P: M.—Mr. B. is still going on. A Bill wa Army, &e. printed. Mr. Cross gave notice to have 5000 extra copies printed. Resolutions from the State of Maine were pre- sented, relative to the Bill for electing Presid and Vice President on one day all overthe Unien. Mr. McKay moved to suspend the rules to into Committee of the Whole on the State of she He said the Appropriation Buls ought to be acted on at once. Tellers were ordered, who reported, ayes, 54— noes, 66 , Mr. Ivxcervorn moved to print 5000 extra co- pies of the bill and report on reducing the reducing the extra rations, &c. Union. the army, Si ble by a large vote. Mr. Suunews offered resolutions that the Equity. Courts, and the Chancery practice in the Courts of Louisiana be put on precisely the same footing as they exist in the other States of the U A resolution was offered calling onthe Secretary of War for information as to the state and condi- tion of the army, its numbers, health, &c., the number of arms, guns, cannon, and munitions of war. Agreed to. F A motion was made to print 5000 extra copies of the recentreport on the was objecte: Mr. Harpin offered a resolution calling on the Secretary of the Treasury to report to the House it of money has been received into the iry since the Ist of January last, dis- tinguishing between duties of customs and receipts from public lands; and that a copy of the new Ta- riff Bill recently ‘reported to this House be for- what amou public trea warded to the Secretary of the Treasury, and that he be requested to state how much revenue in his opinion would be derived during the first year after such a bill should go into operation. Objection was made to this. Mr. Hanrpin moved to suspend the rules. was lost. Ayes 84, noes 82. rr disputal ofthe ta ble. Mr. D. committ would r tion was CAU ia Benjam Woe The question then recurred upon the original revolution, which was carried, sgsuhaieyg SPRING FASHIONS, AT THE OLD FSTABLISHMENT, HR MA, in mananing Rew mae Fe sicatd bert ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS. , Mr. Evans called up his resolution to a Congress on the 20th of May. to modify it to read (Note.—In 01 HUE ARIPNE FARING sae | ext > DEAFNESS. DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS. 381 BRQA DW, ¥ Iatosh, to testify whie in New York, 9! {under the professorial care of Dis.Caath ee oa iz Fie negea he recov bis u ea) duty. i” 5 mail 7: HEA: 8 OF HAIR, bei rement in the manufact IG ; ‘I the Recent eal emeien never before attained. 1 He proposed now niduy the 27th ler to scgeencees " ti oc ish to attend the Baltimore Convention troduce cole: Boras who would not like to wait all the way from the 20th to the 27th.) ‘The question was then taken on the joint resolu- tion to adjourn on Monday the 27th of May, and and is Way to wh. McNEVEN, M. MAGAZIN DE MopE ILLINERY, &c. oui fact alone is wi consideration to th » By bei dies ented Ch er eer thes ACOUSTIC DROPS. jient deafnest, collects THE TARIFF. tox proceeded to make his speech upon A. sure cure for inc ENGLISH BONNETS fr Tequire Gressing OF The galleries are Ar. Benton said, the tari time regarded as a te’ le : ‘2 private room to ft them oa iu. Pri Tespectfally invites all werrens t exumine h (Nore. 1842 was at the ‘ary measure. prt be Me B. M. Forces, Jamacia. ht and Buchanan who Senate generally expect- ed to vote upon the question again within a short be the result of the dis- do good. He wanted to return to that system of moderate legislation which prevailed before the last war. thing as the “tariff” was scarcely known to the people of these United States. principles of a judicious tariff, luxuries should pay more than necessaries. He desired to have the old system restored. The proper issue before the coun- try was the old system against the new. come down to the old standard when the ad valo- rem was about 15 per cent, and 5; quarter or one-third. The genera a than 20 per cent. He is in favor of incidental pro- tection. Time was when i lar at the South as it is at t ciple of protection has been abused ever since 1816. | Manufacturers did well under the old revenue sys- | tem, and advanced fester than any other interest. (Nore.—Mr. Benton pronounces revenue re-ven- ue. It sounds funny.] page Mr. Benton here went pretty fully into the his- tory of former tarifis—and their fluctuations, occa- sioned by making protection the object of the ta- | riff, whife revenue was only an incident. He compared the steadiness of the low duty sys- tem in operation during the first 25 years of the { vernment, with the tumblings an them fluctuations—of the ‘and Sca!ps betore parchaging elepters Copy 2 14 Broadway, opposite St. Fau' OF THE BYE. ., Professor of Physiol y years Principal Surgeon to taal, at 36 Maiden Lane and 37 Johu street. ‘The Basement of 36 given immediately SHAWLS AND LONG UST RECEIVED BY THE ARGO— ‘hree cases Fine as ace Broche Shawls. Malden Lane to let—pnesogs Ty m3 Im*ec is P e ha romper} Before 1816 such a t soli faunas of large nambe yee pepe ‘mor ‘than two ‘huadred timnes, hae uo. higher. qualjication. wi Efe i A ry jet sicians whe consult hi: operations ou Diseases ation of Fxtraction of Cataract his Lowy In relation to the vivid terms, as to ite "Sprit Colors aud wew Patteras. Wig admirably aces pone im to Ahat thus eity than his to take charge ol those who may pat es No. 77 Whe street, two doors fom ‘ i "MORE PROOF THAT CONSUMPIION IS CURABLE. ILE CASE NOW F! 0 certify that my wife. ie for several years, 0 iperfeet for life.”” t ies f the Medi eens br Cate Be th, Toothvache pila, tn eiizet & CHEV. DON ill be a gaaranty to EH ecitic duties one average was less ae ease Silk Shawls. 'wo’o Mantellas. do Nett Shawls and Mantellas. with a targe asso: rotection Was as popu- e North. But the prin- ent of Canton ( i ite, Embroideré @ above goo; White, Scarlet, Cri Square India Shawls and will besold Tnw byt ks BECK & C be confined entirely. to her be peared, and her wels very costive. She coi her cough was Bec Brery aharasc brilliaat, which vitae extreme weaknee 46 id. Her flesh had nearly al GERMAN LINENS.-4) ‘RIBER begs leave to inform his friends and he has received {rom Germany, a ts ‘Badefeld Linen, in all qoali- ies, Consisticg of — Damask Taste Cloths, brows, half brown and white. notexpectorate an iblesome as to prevent her sive} pelms of her hands and her mould become would be followed in the ev and exhausting sweats, which increased her de! ved the best medical attendance, but We tned every remedy we could hear her up as an incurable TE see general, assortment of the celedrat 1 \ pra 2 Cau ef 4, do Tea and Dessert Napki Hanaherchie(s of tie loser qualitn at the lowest price. 15 im*re He put system against 36734 Broadway. On HULL'S UTERO. rR C: as MEN'S FURNISHIN' Fry gt fo 'LANE- Just received, the ved French pattern Shirts. inder Garments, Hoisery, C ‘aud Under Garments House of itepresentatives Wasninaton, March 25, 1844. RESOLUTION DAY. reported to regulate the pay of the was referred and ordered to be A ral a+ 8 of ats: Haudkerchiefay ke, order and imag et at tment of Ready the following prices, as the means of perfect restora: ‘it never having failed of performing a curs, even ed high character ia iets adopted to the PULMONIC SY! id a general “which ‘will ‘be sold at her to persevere in its use, and it was In this country it is sustei ‘now produced an indeacri‘able s¢ i , I thought would auffoca'e and kill her, sings found out that "this was only the effects of the Syru and bringing it to ahead yon making an effort to cough, she felt fi is and cut in the mo s can depend pon fhe Gir mame” Sas ellntte Samar Sten iy penis Der aisease, ‘Trusses aud Supporters to fe GUIDE TO SOUND TEETR. IN DEN’ UL} RY 381 BikO, . cores T, has a for filing respective usce for of ‘tract for one of which put inthe eremianene care. RRGEL CALDERON DE LA Plenipstentiary, Extraordinary, . Qneen of Spain, to the Unit as va as many tmy friends, F MANY Years, as a suces ding pre-eminent in his professio ‘2 gentleman of strict integri- mend him to those who may require Pedic sod his excellent Composition for filling ERON Di LA BARCA. the Spanish, French and States, at mae eal tea a Frese of the Medical Bo J.B. Beck, M.D; Dr, o' application, super core nto dee Enrope to the entire pe of al ex: ts, in Ly . and is universally me mrope by medical men of the highest raak.- pF vined be the leading men the ‘oapitals, farnished exelusively for indies st No.4 Ving = separate eatraper from the business de fonstant sttendamor. to app!) ale patients. mil ivarre era of ad EY all the eminaat }, madi ad trimmed + _ es way i quart of yeliow matt was Do longer tight, bat the hauge hope mingled wi The cough graduallv improved, and continued to de so and in the same time her system also im- th retarned, so tnat now she could ly she was 0 feeble ax to be eutircly he to be carried to one bed ftom another. id she felt a: WILLIAM PETTET DRAPER AND TA 90 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. w ‘or the cheapness and durability of his work, and it, he offers for their consideration ¢..2 ful- to uearly three times its form jects and diseases not fepecially avalids who for many reasous may possibly hap for’sevewal mo proved, ber stren; self, for previous! Br, Gregory, wh ‘0. 11 Barclay street near the Park. ily and meatal weakness, mcapacity . which come under the head Of private maladies the beat practical method of ob “Her appctite re- ork is written by intoa rew exis: is profession at S arious forma 0 DINGS resolutions in favor of abolishing is time remains entirely They were laid on the ta- and] cannot find words a ‘tude | feel for havinj NIC 8 eKUP, which has been tne 1¢ who was so near the grave, and whose loss ‘Afte she was about the to see her, and was astonished to pnprivement in her far bevond his expectations welghbors cav also testif; ‘Was almost miraculous. fflicted with cor ing d se: her, and hear ser an convince them that isease of the lungs, y delineated, and ith ; it is a work plain! to the use ofall those whomay unfortunately weed its rien orsex. That portion of the worl t dia. certain degtructive youthful indescretion, from ‘whence gesults "* consti- ilsty.” will be {ound both usefuf and instructing ub ig their own materials—makii manner at the following v1 means of euring on ly assistance, of whatever woult have ‘been eating po immpoteuce, house, our elergyman called irreparable to me, arrenness, an Pants and Vests- nts and Vests vere Lito L ide in the best style. othern and wes.eru markets from what they saw, thet onstitation, and t the certainty of hvsician of experience, {we ow parents and ot! i ~arance—how the attenuation of the frame, , derangement of the nervous system, cough, indigestion, and a train of symptoms indicative of consumption, are often ascribed to wrong causes, when in realiry they are the consequences of an alladng and pernicious spatel he public patronage SPRING DS., WILLIAM T. JENNINGS § 'CO., DRAPERS AND TAILORS, No, 231 Broadway—Amerioan Fiotel, HE FOUNTAIN assortment of New Goods for discoVered te eure consumption, a1 her and others which ward. physical a other seedy. could: palpitation of the heart, EPHRAIM TUCKER, Jersey City, Jan. 29, No. 43 York at, Jersey City. Judson County. as. : peared before me the subscribe "Tucker, who cing by me du oath, did depose end aay that the fuets above subscribed, tn relation to the cure effected by further saith not. yor of Jersey City. jounty Lands, &c. RE in the receipt of ‘Spring wear, including iret from their Loudo swom accord: will be enabled to furnish at. an by a saving of the importer’s profit way, and at the following agenc 79 Fulton st, cor. of Gold st, William 'st, went MaidenLane. ts Gor of Water erat. 71\Bast Broadway, cor. of Market at. novelties of the season. an to afford garments at still lower p ices than tho characterized the concern, whil rected as hervtofore to the chief points, ia the meant, i. first rate woikmans! Schenck’s Pulmonic By PaTE, Jersey City, January 29, 1844. Jersey City, January 30, 1844 Dear Sir—Mrs, Ephriam Tucker is rersonall herstarement worthy of all ignature of her husband. now she seems in the Ly d by J. H. Sch ces, No. 32 South Sixth Chestnut, and at his Labo onumny of a gar- ‘wich style and Character in BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD. H § noted thoroughfare is n-w admitted to be the greatest martfor the sale of gextlemeu’s wearing apvarel in’ the has heretofe re existed in David Sands & Co." \t Dr Churches’ Dispeisary, No. 188 Sowery, cor. of Spring credit as presented 1 know she was very illand went of comfortable health. Yours, Pastor of the R. D Church, nck, and for sale at his principal offi street. one door below the corner of rafory 121 Race st. Philadephia, » forsale at No. 4944 Couttlandt street, owe d United States, and th he minds of many trat ‘purchasers in B to pav an exorbitant price for by EDWATD KOX Establishment, No. 20: merchants and others ¥ article of dress,” r popretor of the Ci Two thirds not voting. McCrernaxp offered a resolution that the MEDICAL AID. 7 RIVATE Medical Assistance, with many people, is a very i 1 who may thus end should t the * Rubicon.” i much improved, and evlarged size, and evbraces many sub- ded to, that wilt be It in the prac ly and practically adapt- jent monitor, where sensni aade threatening inroads upon the heal ints out not only the means of escape, he work is written by “Him, practice in this city) are deceived by the oat: Dr. A. W. White's, No. M6 Delancy street,corner of Saffolk street. i It will be sent in a sealed envelope to those who may desire it. tations by mail will receive a share of Dr. G's careful areas usual uch cases. i Will be sent hy ‘nit on receipt of vor. dollar aad the return 2 wil paid out of what remais price of the book. ver the fe28 Im*ec Committee on Public Lands be instructed to en- quire into the expediency of reporting a Bill for ceding back all the Public Lands to the ‘respective States on fair and equitable terms. gatived—Ayes 32, Noes 121. Mr. Hovstox an outfit from a ver; ? thi Seay, where the. Ata abil! stret, Boston, and 16 Broadway La The fices are exclusively for the gti thore offices sively fon, the This was ne- ‘assimere Office Frocks, designed fo: assortment of rich Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest- y French Cloths and from the celebrated lected expressly for the sp fas made up te order, and if require Gis Cosh Tailoring Estab!!shment, 202 B: wl ___ SCOTT'S BAZAAR, KY STREET, Number 37 Greenwich. SANDS SCOTT ted a resolution, that the Judiciary Committee be discharged from the further consideration of the resolution recently referred to them, relative to the operations ofthe late Bankrupt Law,the number discharg- ed, &c. &e., and that the same be referred to the President, and he be requested to obtain the necessary information from the difft rent State courts, Aresolution was offered and agreed to, that the Judi- ciary Committee inquire into the expediency of abil for the better or more efficient punishing of offenders im the Indian country. Mr. Hucnes of Missouri, declaring that the title of th MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE. JOCTOR JOHNSON, 17 Duane street, 30 well known to , a8 the most successful rusdway. below = lical men in gene- idea that all advertising Doctors are quacks. mge portion af those that infest this city charlatans; but thatall are quacks we i man Mf fc as skilled in the healing ar rity to practice, or wi Physic and Su jisease superior —and thatour si every variety | treatment of that harrassing ¢: thra, is preeminent. We have 0 iment of all private and delicate complaints for ten years 'e cure on an average 600 patients a year; our patients are not i United States, but they come to us. from the West Indies and Canada. We have three physicians OUF care at the present time andno week passes without the eity-und from the country ec their patients, er sending us their patients for our . We discountruance quick: fore take this ee of (~e ral couacry where they can fird a physician shi Of thei? disease. very case we undertake we cure, or ake no feand in thir cordial they in thie cordial the medical aid hag been used between Broadway an has often been readere: retams his most sincere thanks to his friends and the publi ral support received the sami he opened the above house, and hopes tion W merit a continuance thereof. iquors and Cigars, are A large assortment of Kefreshmeuts to be had at all hours antil 1s night, such as—- two resolutior United States to the whole territory of Oregon, from 42 to 54 50 north, is clear and in- And the other, that it is the imperious duty ‘uited States government at once to take possession ofthe whole of this territory, and also to establish a terri torial government there at once. i Mr. Biack of Georgia—And [ move the following, as a modification or additio: Resolved, That it is es that yall any one that we are legally qi a three-foarths of your yeneral i in the treatment and ps 1 management irego, iacluding the surgical complaint, Stricture of the Ure fined our practice to the es Buckwheat Cakes Coffee and Tea, Welch Razebits ,&e. nag. aes leats for one shilling eve- Irish Whiskev. Papers. Always the tavest possible uews by the ms for Private Parties, Clubs, Mectings and Re f23m*ee Cold Com'd Beef, ickled Tongues, tout always on dra treatment for eleven years. more. Onrspace furbids us ‘we are at liberty to. teter, this inestimable Elixir hay The ourverss " e to thuee o'eloce, ee sapplied with the bes tt pedient to the best interests of the country that Texas should be re-annexed to this coun- the same can be done terma.—(This caused much laughter Westwor try a8 soon coming to consult n fair and equitable di that it is also ex- pedient that Canada be immediately annexed to this Union, —(Roars of laughter ) and pessons in the ed in the treatmect MAGNIN’S LUCINA CORDIAL, OR, ELIXIR OF LOVE. ‘OR the speedy and certain cure of female irregularities, im fluor albus, iucipient consuimpti debility, whether the result of impradence, prodaced by this wonderful medica! arly equalled by its iutrod i. but who have was a mere wreck, but who have neon parable Cordial. Others who y of extravagance have wstoration, aftt’ all other restor therto childless fire- pe happy, and the infirm, the impotent rated have again eaulted in the elasticity and vigor agent of one of the interior villages of New York states case, in_which by the use of two bottles of Lucia Cordial, ouple, afier four years of bitter disappoirment, were en wi to rejuice over the realization of the foudest hopes of a marrie ifs. ‘The agent for the city of A., New York, sold.a bottle to a entloman who had been afflicted with a disease of the urethra Tua few days he retarned and said he had de- benefit from the one bottle thas from medics} le immedi »tely bought six bo-tles to name the mau¥ Cases to which Th Satisfaction which yen, uot a single complaint hav- the least proofs of its nurtvalled st, New York; 90 North Sixth street, Philae & Fowle, 138 Washington street, Boston fo matter how long you may have Gleet, throat, or nose, pains , we will nad’ can cure you, if your Mr. Moskusy moved to lay all the resolutions on the TET ED epost il ¥ ntinually made t0,palm off spurious female Monthly Pulls i CHEAP CASH Tal hts: ESTABLISH- 30 PEARL STREET, UATE ‘69 BEEKMAN sobscriber, well kuow for the cheapness an work, de ires to inform his ~_ ATIE SPURIOUS F Mr. Weiten—If we refuse to lay these on the table, and EMPTS are continual then pass one part of it, can we lay the other part about Texas on the table? Sreaxen (laughing it comes up.—(Much ‘The vote was case ix curable a plicated in its character, 16) 2 disease se com- at the treaiment adopted by the grext cians is highly injurious instead of salutary. much attention to the treatinent of this malady, Many an unfortenate vie- perienced the beoselit of our sa- ‘hess of the limts and smal etfulorss, palpitation ability to luck aman I: 1s, and the public, eney of the times, at a redmetion of 20 beiieved, by 20 per ceats.n box, by being put up to be sol’ th the ignorant or LX, by beng called —The Chair will decide that when of the very best qvalit mile Mouthiy Pill n taken on layin, the table, and resnited, ayes 106, noes 66. Messrs. Fish and Leonard voted in the affirmative, and Mr. Maclay in the negati i. Lewis then offered a resolutio committee of Ways and M ig the resolutions on ‘are made by the chegy lutary treatment. ar this : it is supposed, that by, inital 8 ir 1 be ofthe frat rate the face, are ovly, sympte oO gland blacs or dounle-:ni nu directing the ns to inquire into the expedi- ency of directing the President when he shall be officially informed that any foreign power shall receive our beef, four, Kc, into their ports at an ad valorum than twenty per cent, that he ehall imme. | proclamation for t' ountries of an equivalent commer portance at a similar rate of duties. Mr. Cannons moved to lay this on the table. This was lost, aye The question was then taken on the passage ofthe reso- lution, and resulted, ayes 85, noes 66, Mr. Burr presented a reso uttee a cure. Pout paid lettes, with ng $3 for advice, attended to. the advertising doctors in New Yok. ysician, aud say not> ng of the others. Odice i7 Duaue street, one 1 ase, COnt hold no communion with pork, grain standard of distely iskne hi goods of those “Female Mouth ‘il! "3 office, 148 Greenwich street _be+ “i cept at Madame II | t tween Courtlandt and Liberty sts. or in Boston, No. 7 Essex admission of the | Baperior Beater > MIXTURE CLOTHING MANUFACTI HE, sabscribers would inforin twere)az- who wish their own goods mao Prepared to manufacture every deserivtinn © their being neeustomed t Veatern rearkets for the Inst twelve years, the large namber of hands in t on yet dwcovered fur the above complaints, this It maves a syeedy and permanent care, withont the least re | striction to diet, drink, exposure, ox cheng? in application to o manuteetare for te Bowtnern aad of ‘New Yor) wives of medicine do not recor tion directing the select on the Massachusetts Resolntions to report to- morrow morning, the resolution they came to on the 16th of January. Apams obj cause, tho rerommecdations to deceive the for itseif, no one shall here ivean be had, ingle ease of iecent Gororchtwa to ixture will not effect a rapid cule of mercary, as it has re in a few days rem” y on are judiciously treeted by a person legally qualified, 2, a8 there are sever] of them Persons sfflicted with proiracted and invererste ot despair of being ristored to health, by applying | the proprietor e: be brought, in whien the forfertare of $500, Tl se that unfurtunatery pervades all make of s0- siety—high, low, rich and poor, matriznonial and single ‘They are here-presented with a remedy by which they can cure their Ives, without the least exponure tu the shortest time possible, Further disease cannot be cortract d if a love of the Mixture is taken at night on koing to bed when exposed. h tions accompan: ected, aud moved to lay it on the table. ready, many of the committee b for delay, as there were so many different epini ort to-morrow w il on the table. M. LF Knickerbocker Stages pass o!« f16 3m * rre SARSAPARILLA L AND PERMANENT CURE IMPURE STATE OF THit BLOOD, De ctor's repatation tr skill » Is sed for about nue or two do’- Thi ladame Restell’s Femal: and deserved evlebrity, country it seven ing the uame de eived. Some of the tick) have the following — hese Pills must not be used during peegaaney, &e — rfeetly useless not injus € On1Y salaty ant m23 Im* re & COKBITT may be cousu ted comtdeatially at his of- fice, 16 Unane street, two dooss from Chath. Strangers respe thully in’ormed that Dr. Corbitt iaa member of the University of the city of New York, and that hy has exclu stem. Se has established the Yexpeccabili y. Sitictures en. gage the Doctor's profound attention A medicive inay be had t> prevent a certain disewse in any of i's form: m9 Im#ee LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Battimone, March %6—Arr 1 Davin, Mat c s00, Stewart, OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM ; ELY Jasts a Wack, whieh geaeral!y cures many are cured in two days Win. H. Milnoz’s, Franklin House, New ¥ id Seventh streets, Philadel phi Smito’s, 138 Washington street, Boston tr08%, | geROFWLA, OR KING'S EVIL, RM ; vat, Cole, NYork. Cld Ogenn, | id Oneko, Koxers, Sc ‘Thomas; HA Mobile; Union Nonroux, March 22—Arr Jatrer rien, put in to repair s ms. soe j 1 a , Momiie, March 19—Arr Jessie, (Bi it Thomar; York; Magdahne, (Swed) I site das att or ATISM, OMSTINATR CUTA ERUPTIONS, IMPLIES, OR PUSTULE: BLOTCHES, RILES, CLREN: OR TETTER, SCALD HEAD, EN THE BONES AND JOINTS, STU 192 Broadway. comer of Potter, and Lou id, Lew's, a id for Da- a Ms ermittent Fever, a! ctiens stem has become debilitated The immediate improv -meut to health by all who, have heen so for- tanate as to mabe ure of them is truly astonishing, If used ac- corcing to the directions that accompany e.ch botile, their good effects in the above diseases will be quiekly experieaced. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC. Concentrated Castor O11, in capsules of Geleatine, are the pleasavt medicine now offered to the pub- commended to all who would use a ‘The subse iber is the oaly person setured this article in this 601 tained th» original receipt trom London. Be on’ ycur guard ion. Id ouly at C,H. PHILLIPS’ Drug and Chemi- kean, corner of Williara street, N.Y. judicious ase of Mereury of Dropsy exposure or imprudence, fe. A'so, Chronic Constitus ual Disorders will he re- moved by this preparation. The attention of the reader c closely resembles the real head of hair that sceptics asd connoisseurs have prononneed it the most perfect and ex- invention of the day. The | ique wig is its being mar Jreaving, which canoes ite appearances so closely to resemble ite texture being. s0 beautiful, so porous cases of | Piration er Hog is ante fer Wigs eutirely avoided, The acepere e invited to inapect this wovel and beauy the head, int method of Bite Bessystee Brondoreye DICAL AID. -vOC tween Chatham and Wi Selma, N Rio ve Janeiro. Cld ‘Triton, New | t advantage of this withont sewing or panwo, Rio Martin'g ¢ lly called to the fol- ievements huve hereto- iuvalita! le medieiu, yet daily hows resalts atill acre remarsatle, ‘The popric opoortauity of saying itis a that they are made che means of fore been made by the use THE MOST COMMON SAYING souree of coustant sat relieving such an ammount of suffering. Messrs. Sands—Gents kindyess to me that | mabe Enizanetntows, Dec. 2, 1843 HK COUPER, 14 Duane VEGETABLE BITTERS. AROMATIC INVIGORATING VE-, ABLE BITTERS, f Sourne's of Stomach Los: Debility, is deity iner i ry b Palpitation of the Heart, inté Nerves, where the ay he core of D epepria Weakness and Gea ot) 'y, having ob: 0: Ww benefit | have reevived from yor of inf rming citizens aa fMlicted with a cancer k spread very fast, ofa aud for many Ww a of ths mei ° cal profession ‘as 4 speci its legitimate members to advertise, sti! unfortunate victims of venereal diseuse e3, rivalled for the cure Witting of Bloor copiog Cough, Tick!) war euon in the throat, ma, or weakness of the Nervous sytem, stitution from any prevent persona | ing the while winter were more thin | can vice of my friends | called two of she most ¢ who recomended Prim ry Consumption cured 2 Uisease 3 Examiawigne t@ detset.dis- eye |—to a dentist for an oj noted for the cure of eh Vensreal 1 And are perfect in this branch, because it. Dr. Cooper spent years in a celebrated! pital snd lin for tea years enjoyed the moat extensive practice i nilis, and roild case sree eyed in reg ait. 7 sdacated physici Tris deplorable to witness vows s some of ted to the Dr, where the di owing of nothing that. weal! be as likel readily rece ved, aud before [ had found a change in iny feliogs which inda more, and when had taken the third bottle 1 person both in hea th aad streugth. ee last Maren, and althonyh in a very favorabe sate, end I nelieva of my eatite care; aud that. the affiveted iet which it aloue cam wive EUNICE WOOO Lam the niece of Eaniee Woodruff, have been brought a ‘ates to be trae, tor I have had all are troubled wit Se Pleuriny, Fever, 4 Great Debilicy, 6 Cont veness, 2 Difficulty in making water, f AL OPERATIONS, 1 Fracture of the Radius, 2 jad. exes of Sirictures cured without cutting or the use woe ‘ound is uot entirely will be the Aod when moch often hy will prevent ite evil effect quinine hea been used, thi son the system, and Aaa proof of the above andelearuess to the wire, a oneer establishments in Pri wo itis the greatest me means, ately. it find the rel quiver bat AGRE! Ot | eure into the eyetenb Ing grvat streng one of oar large has been aying thi to ery on he ever v4 to nse their sense has been dri chylosis of the erAbaaie i ae eerie THERESA DENTON, dam well acau sited, with situation previous to the use witnessed the auepri endorse fully the a fie fistula ia ano, RICTURK.—Dr, t orarsd « now methor, by whieh he cza care the worst form of Stricture in from out to two woels, with scarcely any pain to the patient. Irritation the or prostrass gland, or of theneck of the bladder, ues mistaken for Sineture by general practitionors BTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, somatimes ealle! So Wi Brongn ow by asecret habit indulges ia by the onigit al Doct Will CHERN ouly by Dr, Sway corner of Fy Agents ginety New ¥ qomer of Sp corner of Minetta st, James N Y, ome fictitions and eounterfeir 4 {uOW, ternoved to N. W. phia ich was attach: 14 Large veneri Janda, caused by MOSES M. CRANE, Bantimone, Feb. 4th, 1843. ere, 2 Ojera’ions for squinting, A.B. Sanps & Co. —Gentlemer ve used vonr Extmet th MONTHLY Reon OF THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 75 Chambers street SSFULLY TREATED, Heart, vase of the lungs mation of the eyes, sm. minal Weakness jaraiesting case of an ider joint, 4 Hemorrhoital tumors re moved, 2 Bleeding from the langs, Hare lip, 1) Primary = charcres = cured without mereery arts re moved by a curious opera: toa 2 Adipose tamors removed pr ft Bost Wit Attending Surgeon aud Physyeian. ton freely indulged in, tenets dismnse of the argh; Piersod de Harrison, 720 Brond at. WONDERFUL DIS Dds, 76 Broad stzret,” Sewark ime plaarare to abate (have fond it to ang in O a, M to be Lhe best pie bei A samption, dyspepsia, emacy ry frame, and finally eds ‘coper will effect a radical cuse im oustitation to its original vigor,and m aration af chat val- 7; 'William 0: | expectations table article now in w Wich m: neh respect, tach cases, and restore the € that by a mild and siraple course of madicina, in every ene, or no. chal laist aad encloaing 6! 4, 139 Fulton weet, it is highly efficacious, and posseages th tadvaataye of beaacifying the hat without injaring ite Jerk, Moutgomery youn. ‘“ VALE mace i M.D,, ‘oat paid letters, describies Pati é LITHOGRAPHY. BUSINESS CARDS ond Circulars. May ry, Landseapes, Archivectural Elevations, &e. graphed and Printed, an moderate terms C3 lace rpnred end sold, wholesale and retail, aod for expor B. Bands & Co, drugeists and chem te, Granite Build: No. 273 Broadway, comer of Cham David Sande & Co.- No 77 Kast: Bro and by dragyists goa Priee $1 per bott treet. betwarm Willian and Chathara eis, POTATOH9—700 hacapers and 309 bushels Franch Pot woes, Just arrived per ship Ville de Ly ou te to suit purchasers, Ay” A. ata, No. 79 fulton at; cor. of Market st; st One: ¢ veiwill prove t ‘ omraphie Extablishmeat, all ag aden ee a “sy yd Pare quale: 148 Fulton street, New York} ‘4 ly thro lo=win bottles for 8! Bi i hich wal AL e . Pemaues Th nnd excnot fall of ax Those wo doube its virtues are requested to have their hair change before paying their money. no reason to complain If hambugs would tke i the defenlaot of chia on or Best term of 0 -ourt, Iequrrr theveto,Judgmeat wi'l be eatercd ix A true copy from Mirutes of said Court. Mareh the ith, 1844 OFF CLOTHIN jen desirous of couverting their lef. it eavh, can <biaiu for tLe same the id gentlemen quitting the city, or changing re an F supertiucus effets 10 dispose of, will fin fd for the subscriber, who w attend them at thevr residence by H HOMAS ROBERTS & it, which being le, Dr. Boyd, ‘Dr. Btepheas, Dr. J. ‘ion ing, Bue. Se, “Odlice 31 I Sahin Chaneellor, they are now § LADLES. DOMINAL 8) SORTER. radical cure of yas Utord ‘eeat during Noy al Imere HE st discovery in Ereatrst discovery raliy received of barr. in senarinl weak ess, flaor albu the various train of complaints ar Nts great and invariable me of this Wonderful i n'e of more than fifty thon idence of its excelience the only aathor Jord: th fall direction for prepari three bottler All lette.s must be postD, mi tm D&W * UNTY, i id for by hin A MAXWELL, Clerk. m2? ow evy dv re expoiate eat. | opie feugh the Post Office, or o:hermint, Will teaive ‘eaned and repaired. WOULD’ BE WITHOUT TEETH, when the Laces iid SESENE SS PS leaning m9 tm*re -, Gold, 300 ‘A 3 00 at complete hay Teeth, oo the most approved principles, at y 62 Ene ptetation is not given, noche wih Boot TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE VENDER: ‘ORK, i Os of 304 Brosiiwey, Di Popular medicive kno’ ae ve to Di mes of New ogh joston. their sol tre i nels. tale of Purr’ Life Pills: in the six New Euulsad tietes Tore f q Rol k Co. have to regret that during the course ita ts 2 Peatest mealee from the disappointed by" ie’ ordet not attention —thus situat i Co. were indebted :0 Mr. F. Brown, for them peadir g the 6 setiled n their for by the Acting ‘able to place the Agency of thet in New England in permanent hands. inees character of Messts Smith rantees that sub agents and ‘he trade geuerally, other business promptly attended to. to George Roberts, of 200 Ti tm®m. their orders not 1e on ol ihe juve ous chancery fh & Fowles 0 : . Johnstoue, Our’ Travelling De S“ROBENTS CO. 204 Broadway. Pe nN Of a I TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN—A PRO- CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL. medica! science is that of M.M. ( Paris. He has entirely «xploded the, eae. ‘ion of the existen~e of incu sterility or i cases of m eres jon, w! ich ae ree ing out of the cit put upia packages and dir cted to. » MELVEAU, box 2, N York city. Office 129 Liberty st. TISH SPECIFIC. —Patronjzed th-cugh England and ils ‘ance. aoe on tor Fone he’, ke, withont any danger of taking cold or s ness ; Pleasant to the taste and free oF antimony. bers ; Hae 184 Faiton street, Broon' season, 127 Maiden lane, N leet, &c. Cr on irom, om injury. Wor uals Ov dt Hy Hine Ones Chastevey, coruet’ Broome and and wholesale at 129 Tint re without merea th safety at this that this popula; n at Book (with engrey: BRIE whore poleured the use of a Herbal opinion is corro} tas a valuable remedy of unsol.cited testimonials of ita efficacy im their ngany ene whu may sep; to be ene amongst the in py quack nostrams vince thems Ivas by a call at their of “Ageats in New York wr warrant their sol fared to the publie, to eT ae ae POS. MOSERTS & CO. PARR’S LIFE PILLS. WINTER IS ENDING, avi SPRING COM- i far medicine should be ‘uken by every one ‘No mat‘erhow imperatively demand: a cleansing of thes ry ure peculiarly catentared for chante d. you may feel lu’ period. The proprie- Portuzvese, German and French icine is ; ut up with wrappers languages—acevrapanied. with a of the Life aud. Times ef OLD f te of 152 years has tong been ject of Curious spect lation to those who have wished “for length days.” ry medical men and those a quainted with Phy- inced from the history of ‘Thomas Parr, that Medicine, and regularity of life, are disposing causes which led to the “number of bis days,” bors ag.extract from Parr’s “Last Wil it,” such deduction is reduced to # certainty. h v purchase become the pabtie. amongst w! 344 Brondway, upstairs. bids a too rapid inerease o instances docs the ha the mother, of a te family, remain Ag at the var of t2cessan Native ailnetn; and it cor ond to) cor ve affinercr; ci pet dow the sprit, and of iow her facherless offspring. fr ityor profligat= votaries of vice’ Pleny smile w i * ind husband aud fa i Sopa eh ey go jon of his Wosou er she had : ws it moral—for parents to inc! their families, ives, or the well being of their "and certain ceanedy ing the imporsance of this benefits resalting co thousands by the by her, would respectfully arouse the attention of the marned to its cousideratioa, Is it not Wise and virtuous to preventevils to which we are sabjrct, by simple and seonul! Every di PILLS, id and estimating the vast adoption of means prescribed are attempted ticular directions. Dame regMARRIED LADIES, BA) es Reva VENTIVE POWDERS. CEPA VINE cownnns ve bea w barticciar, for pwardoat au (or Earied lade whowe ard y. ion the hoypmess, eMectiouats wife gal fond ‘touch upon withic the limits of am meat—resalts which affect not only ihe preseut. well fat oe ell known that the familier of the those who Femi their offspring. ol incessant labor, hen they might have last orokeu the health ‘uudble. with the moet ect * ispassionate, will unhesitetingly answer im Price live dollars « package, accomprzies with fall and par id and addressed to sox ''268," Ne yy Fewale Physician, office, 148 Greeawich strees, M. to 9k. Be x joaton olfics, 'N WEIGALE PHY! LAN, Oifive and cea Wich screet, between Coarandt end Le the strictest nate frame j ienoe and knowiesirr TT ta days to eet a p ypet Medisal attendiace adisposition, will he neeommod irate an regpgetacie oar si entive Powders,” for inarried ladies, whose: breearious health forbids a tow rapid saerease of fag, wil EA os HE he he ' the wnfortanate against « eee tetic thousands of victims Recent J entirely from ¢ ie joe, No.7 Razer si the city, whose peat ta part of tae Usted Seatoe wr ¥ WIN GF to th tv) Madame Res: rae. L would ia would uot wend 5 ‘r Aymara! alte Bemale Mostaly billy allan of ity, suppression, or : ee ea ii ¢ their iatroauction into the United Stic eonacoriets and imitati galmed of forthe genuine. Ct of twelve cents n box, put up | “Female Moathly Pills,” with th» ely posible, at one or two dollars « oned agaiast there atiom jient here te stave chat al! emale Moortd adame Ment » except those wold at Mada: i York, ¢ Roeenll’s aizmate’ tions «2 aevatmoat st 84 Grand strmet, norger larity, at: ‘oon all cases 0} ent! a7 Way apie, by followieg ee GAY Pus LU Fie ADAME RESTELL, PEatAL IULAN, would LaformaIedien who, with a proper ds wo their complain! yw ger, that in all cases she atzends. to Practice aad kn yw hed rindi ceagar 2 ith the pretenders contin: ¢ advertising ax" Female Phys/cime, wo wae incompetent themselvos are OUlisted © get scarce it Gaaek to experiment J. Conwalting pax ratioa of the wor! G iacoverr d the monthly turn ines misearriag Pens direction ronad with th tains the sigaature e the signature of Dr, Y, ‘de trepsmytted b Dr ited St te Brchalf teu $3. jostom at No. 9 Malem scroet box 4, New York, will mon lattore vonet he nat me er hal: rs farmished at Ue on a remittance in advance, 1 8 rate for wav specific perio Conaxsronnes ss are reqnesced to add Jamxs Guavow Barnett, Pro ters on business must be post-paic PORTUGUESE FEMALE MILLS Iyent ep BOUPELOQUS, | Seieatific combination C4 imered) emad® AMD PREPARED Oo AD. UISBON vs a eh heed nualated into Keoglisis. s PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMES GORDON BENNETT, N,_W. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU SPREETB. T Urkato—A daly piper, issued every TWwockNTé were py Country me rate, for auy spec Period No payer seat uol.ss pad ia very Siturday morning at nade in advance, sheit letters to rietor and Bedivaresaad al to