The New York Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1844, Page 3

1043. Passengers fe Srlaht, Ge. « Sao Su $74,150 $100,261 ‘The immense amount of capital both in this country » # andin Europe, now laying idle, for the want of some pro fitable mode of investment, probably will find an outlet in Creating some extensive speculation in several of the sta- ple articles of trade. In consequence of the uncertainty that surroundajstock operations, from the undecided state ofonr foreign affairs, capital is gradually leaving such in- vestments, and must accumulate at certain points, unless some method is adopted to give it employment. We al- realy perceive indications of a disposition to get up spec- ulations in Europe. Coffee, rice, pepper and sugar have to acertainextent, been influenced by large operatiuns of ahighly speculative character. We have the expe- rience of former year :, in sustaining usin these assertions regarding the employment of capital. Men of means will not allow their resources to lay idle, and in the absence of safe investments, they will naturally enter those, involy ing more danger, possessing more chances for large pro_ fits. Besides the articles above enumerated subject to a speculative movement, we can also add Tea. The stocks of Tea and Coffee in Europe are as large as usual and the demand for consumption has heretofore been very regu- lar and corresponding with the supply. ‘Srocks or Tea ano Correm tn Lonnon, Fro Ist, ron sme Tuan. 1843. Deer, Iner. Coffer, ewt, 474,000 425,000 49,000 — ‘Teo, blackylbs. 21,455,000 22,548,000 — 1,683,000 Do: greeny 042,000 3,835,000 1,207,000 = These two great staple articles of trade are subject to great speculations from another cause besides the abun- dance of money, This isthe low point that prices have reached, Coffee has for years been declining in prices. and operators feel satisfied it has become reduced as much as it can possibly stand, andthat there is great room for improvement, The same thing exists in regard to the same articles in this country, and jthe receipt of advices from Europe favorable to an advance there, would natu- wally produce favorable movements here. The result has been as every one might have anticipated. Since the ar- rival of the Caledonia, the operations in coffee in the prin, cipal markets of this country have been very heavy, most of which were for export to Europe. At Baltimore Rio offve hag advanced } to a 4 cent per Ib., and sales for the week reached 900) bags, a portion for shipment. About 2,00" bags St. Domingo were also taken for export. Sales in this market and at Boston, have also been made at an advance, and for export to. Europe. ‘Phe stock of Coffee now in this market is estimated as follow: St Domings bags 7,000 ce eee do 12,500 Sumatra,......do 3,000 Cuba. esse do 2,000 Manilla... . do 450 Porto Riso, 126 Total stock. ........se..00.0+. bags 63,976 Inport axp Exrort of Corres, Quantity Consumen, Pea: aye Vauon ie Import ‘onsumption, Value oj Pounds. Pounds. heal ty 1836, 93.790 507 77,647,300 $7,667,877 1837, 8,140 403 1439) 696 992 99,872, 1810) 996,095 86 297,761 Wet, 114 '9RA783 5.7861536 —109,000°247 1842, 112,895,927 5,381,068 107,484,459, Imvowration of Tra into THE Unrtep States Fon s1x ans, Value. tenes $5,497,010 3,466,245, s¢ tne se 4,597,108 ‘These tables show great fluctuations in value, which varies full os much as thequaptity imported. By the an- nexed comparative quotations it will be seen that within the past six months, pricey have fallen off a large per cent, March 30, Ayton vy an & ‘atson—' iy ast ret dames Oweuts eases ion Hadron 30 eB inten tan Seal and ip wckeaie Onna, M u Seases J Meta deco 3 & Siew 4 halon ke cks ‘Van Nest- 2 cases Sarde ree i 1 bales Sm:th 2 cases John lark—’ cares Ston Pratt &co—761 bi Everett & Batie le—! 9 bbls E Low—9 hhds cotton 8 ent Je—55 order, o—3 chs J Burmham & Baldwin—t ease Li Brut ers—2 chs 1 tress Vanwagenen Ward—3 cases 1 bale Hughes, ‘&co—300 boxes tin Ben pare 100s r urgar & com! pkgs bxs A Mitehell '& to-? cbs Hagtieke Warien—I2 cl H Campbell & b " ivii Gother co—4 bales Bare'ay. Livii C fatters & co—- 11 W Whi ks JA Newbold~20 ba'es Inglis te & Co—10 bags bars iron 653 bloom irom and 45 boxe, Ferne plates to Domestic Importations. w OR —Ship John Minturn—{ Before r- parted )~ 135 ble Masters & Markoe-i3"A Aver Rors30 JK Milton De & pleted Hoppock—3 boxes R West, Oliver & co—2_D hemp Buck & co—7 iron’ safes 3 Pa He: tb "Botan ewis xs tin pli L Routh ite e & Co—1 ec: 0 vdis ales Howes, Godfrey & Robi R Irvin—295 do 917 bbis 1 do 29 bbls Arpis & Jenkins—4 ‘kK co—3 esses 1 (New Haven)—4 2: Jona Rhodes—1 cask Johu casks Henry Baylis—5 casks Jabez Warren—! bex 2 bales and 2cises Hall & Brothers—2 packages 4 bales 77 cases Id casks 16 bo: 219 ieee Pig iron 724 boxes tin plates Tans— AC jutter field, bro- Phetps Dodge & eins, ‘Brothers. §¢ com co—1 exse D M Mell & cot case Joh H coke ‘airman—1 esk } co case jamin & cu—10 bores Bir Albury }—t ek ET Gel hay ae ort heal eS ‘cass J Mortimer & co ston—20 b. & sons—s (Bros }—3 4 cavee nee & gee, & Tucker ense Hw ‘are oo 3 thast- lates "GB Morewood ie cot cave co—2 16 boxes 2102 on, ydam, Sage & co—31 bbls 15 pks ins 16 bys Spear & Vancerhool— inson—i0 bales TPs 2hhds PS ushinan—9 ble C Herring—sundry pkgs to MARITIME HERALD. ranton—4 Caledonis, Lott Acadia, "Shan. Hibernia, G. Western, Matthew: G, Britain, ~Hosken - is jay 25 " Maltng Days of the Steam Ships. Mt Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vessels. All Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fact that Robert 8. Martin, formerly our s! isnot now in our employ. He is not, therefore, to receive any Bewsp»pers or reports intended for the New York Herald. iP news collector, Foreign Letter alter, Letter aud Newspaper Bags for all parts of the ill be made up at the Henao Orrice, nail esteem it a inton made,e20 do. Mseao made “ Senate of this State have commenced with the House in regard to the amendments to the Constitution. The amendments adopted by the Senate embrace three distinct propositions. First—The amendments from the State Debt and Liability, in which they passed that body. ‘Thied—A provision imposing personal liability upon (stockholders of moneyed corporations . ‘The eecond relates to the Judiciary, and tbe fourth to abolish the property qualification for office. House in regard to which are precisely in the shape Cotton Markets. Mopirx, March 23d.—The market continues quiet, but firm—sales to day estimated at 10 a 1200 bales, yesterda 1) 0 1500, and Wednesday 2000 bales. ‘Total forthe week about 10,600 bales, Receipts 22,728 bales, including the Rowena’s cargo. New Ok.ean —For the better qualities prices are more steadily maintained than for the lower de- scriptions, not because of any demand there is for them, but owing to their being relatively scarcer, and to the probability of their continuing so, aa the receipts now are ima great measure composed of the low sorts. Buyers for England continue to be the principal operators, but as the demand not only for that conntry, but elsewhere, is so limited, and prices so unsatisfactory, there are further shipments being made in consequence on home account. ‘The sales of the week amount to 18,400 bales, of which 6,800 were sold during the last three days. Married, On Thursday evening, 26th ultimo, at St. Thomas’ Church, by the Rev. William Berrian, Henny E, Wit- Lanp, to Mrs. Lovisa A. Watson, all of this cit On Wednesday, 27th ult. by the Rev. Mr. D Lawarnce PricHam, to Miss Etizaverit A. Jones, ter of Mr. David Jones, all of this city. Died. On Saturday, 30th ult. at his residence, Williamsburg, ‘Wittiam Wison, aged 48 years, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock, from North Fourth street, near Second, Williams. burg. On Principal of ‘ies, Mr. daugh- On Sunday, 3ist ult, Wittias H. Brownne, Public School No. 11, in the 824 year of his age. ‘The friends of his tamily are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this afternoon at 4 0’clock, from his late residence, 266 Heury street, On Saturday, 30th ult. Joun Donovan, aged 40 years. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, trom his late residence, 27 Cherry st. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. On Saturday afternoon, after a short illness, of brain fe- ver, Sanan Seumwa, aged 7 years and 10 months, eldest daughter of John and Henrietta Campbell. The friends of the family are juested to attend her funeral, this afternoon at 3f o’clock, trom the residence of her parents, 296 East Broadway. Passengers Arrived. Livenpoot—Packet ship Yorkshire—H Bennect, Mr Randall and lady, Rado Seuabo—200 in the steerage. Livanroo—Packet shi child and nurse, Mr ana Mrs Sal Macartney. H Medlicott—120 in the steei Seow Onteans—Shin Joho Mintarn—! Fa ler, lagoee s Phelps, child and Lamar=Mr Leland and lady, ay, A Pease, G J George, B Stiss Murphy 2) in the steer Brig Gt Ww Alt! Wilson L Wil- Livenroot—Ship Yorkshire—3 pkgs F Tomes & son—6 do Beew Jimin &co~3J B Mabee—3 FL Houghton—| © Rob 2K L Halsted—1 Comm, Bradley & co—30 R Blackburn—9 Wb Torry—4 cks 10 anvils 6 bdls vices R Mo, & co—3 phys Paton & Stewart—3 W & J Morrison & co—l Morrison—15 Stone & co—409 bars iron Arnold & co—8 pkgs Smith, Thurgar & co—60 bxs tn plates Stokes, Gilbert & co pag GT Whiteld=6 J MeCall bc cod Sheldon, Phelps & cody A Mit. hell & com W &J Huot & co—t =37 Tooke Re’ Janning & co—i70 tons coal D Ci 23 pkys HOG itoach—1 A Paterson & co—2 Jonah Wi D Hadae Kagn—s Mg Ward—-i? Richarion 4 * Kol 4 ‘j Rob I Carl— Lewis, Allerley & co—t Wolfy & Gilles sraver & Duubir—4 Hant & Brothers—5 JJ © Heath thers) Wight Storg:s & co—1 KE Cormng & cot W Bart 20 K co—9 Buckworm, Brantsheen & co—10 J Lee & comif, G Myers & coml W Knowles--3 Barrett & Johusoo—i Blvreke: & Bogart—7 J Von War —10W renie a t% com 1 Reid, Sprague & co—4 J Hunt & co—2 Cornell & Brothers— 1Passe'ls, Lencue & c)-—3 Dickson S co—78 Fuller & co—22 & JW Blunt—2 WM Titns—g Fir h & Spedding 15 Butt ed Brothers & com 3 FE Harrison—7.J Ruthorn—4 H Nor IW 05 Givon & co~25 J Nicholson—2 Plate & z & Cortr—5 E Robinson—3 BF Daw & Seou=1J traydon—15 W Whitwri K 0 © Metz—1 Kt Stub 2 or « rdouk~80 crates earcheaware Thos \ Hi Hidsy 2 casks hordware J Hiltson—2 threa’s Stewart & Bio her = 908) MI Stewart & Co -2 Wi 4ceks ' 3 Sve, Les hardware J Falconer—l4 bales curpeting A H 4 © 5 exke Nusdwaredo—1 A Von Nested Jas Leffat—12 Green SE Bliss Jno Warrwn—9 Levi, Cooke & iD JK Worrell & $.u—2 ‘Thompson & Co—i Younw & 44 hester Clark & Comt Paton & Stewart—! R Jeffery Horus & Hayer—2 Hoawell n Steelont J & W Towt id Th on & Com JAK RS Lequere—9 fH ee Pa GB 1 co enrdict & co dick—2i 1 Winkiey—30 tous coal cit P Fullor~ 55 & co—1826 & Co: doh Kee & C1 1 Green & Consu ri —1 Tharis & Kev Marshal Thowpse Pearson & « to order: 4 Livearooi—Ship Ashburton] eve 8 P Wilt Huat, Wiodman & co—1 dod W Frost & coi slop & 5 ne—1 do Lewis, Bevediet & col oo y Ideb & COS casks hdwin Heseicre & cases ton, Hodyes Honte cane Garver & com! do Halen ner & Hays—1 ases Lhox © ‘exusk W. 0s t'Kelion & Co~ 12 cas ease jo Kennedy & Bryan: re Weimore & com bor Worrl's & Coates——3 bales | 1 ease Witham Watt—2 do Ly 260 boxes tin plates Stoke, Gilbe:t. & ¢ brothers—4 cases Schroeder & Switz'r—1 do Pargon: & coml2 boxee Jolin Gihon & co! do Kead & Tayl to ortel the Shij fessels Spoken on Pe any Forelgu Newspapers. or Ne board th respondents, at received ‘commodore. Ropert Sitvey, of ou hem immediately on their arrival. feafonieuia at home er abroad a . obtains, Nexticel Information of aay kind wil be thasktvlly favor, if Captains ir Ni List of they mi all the Marine Intel ; ew! ping left at the Port whence they hav he also conler a favor by Ship Mestere and Agents. Of Vessels will give Flect, a sailed, the argo, ‘and He will and Cor ed, PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 1 sur Ri MOON 5sET! 42 SUN SETS 23) HIGH WaTER- 719 Arrived, Packet ship Yorkshire, Bailey, from Liverpool, March 4, with mdae,to C. Hl. Marshall, Sailed in co. with ship Stephen Whitney, Thom, for NYork, and parted co. same night. — Sth, passed off barque Perseverance, of St, John, NB bound up the channel; Uth, lat 41, lon 20, passe ship under bound East, supposed one of the Bri ish mail boats der canvass. ‘The Yorkshire has had remarkably ing the passage, with moderate variable winds, and several c.lme, iburte 0 Grin wonicus, Copeland. 14 days fro: fon, Me William: el Minturn & with sugar aud molasses, t» Chas elam & Pouvert Went ashore yesverday Brg Judson, Bri sugar, &e to order. rig G. B. Lam: cotton, to Stura:s & C Schr superb, Ba tox, naval stores, to Taylo: ys0n, moraing wear 14 davs trom ‘Ty J is at anchor below z lear Js atan 7 ir & Co. Sclow. the Highlands Prinidad de Cuba, with low. from Liverpool, Feb. Trinidad de Cubs, The C unemann, 4 days from Savannah, with or below. s from Washington, NC. with British brig Margaret K lizaheth, from St. John, NB. A baqu: and brig in Ships Gleudoveer, Parsons; Formos: Robert Isaac, Barrell from Mo: ile; barque Stevens, chy, with I'gwood; Bi and Tampico, Neagle. Lower Bay. Wind N) the offing. dolph Grouing. ‘fon Franklin, des. NE, blowing fresh, atled. Si Hamburg ship Howard, Hamburg, and others. Miscellaneous. Forricn Pacnets Crawford, and i ney W Stevens, m New Orleans; brigs Lucy Ana, from Campe. Felker, fm St Thomas, ere atl at anchor in the ‘The Furope, Furber, for Liverpool, and Baltimore, Funck, for Havre, will sail hence to-day; the Prince Albert, Sebor, for London, on Tuesday. Thesr letter bags are at this office, jostor, . proceeded in led No Brig D R Martin, of Bluehill, Me. An- ing master, after taking a cargo from Boston'to Ko! ballast Ito Rochelle, took on go of brandy and ochre for Avel Phelps & Co. and id 14, since which she has uever ra old, children byen heard from. "Capt Darling pont 35 or 40 of excellent character, aud has left a wife end seve: at Hiw.biil. | His eon Francie, lod ef 1d wacseeth hinere avrrentice. |The roll of equipage when she Yet Bostea, bore the names also of Robert Robertson, first officer, of Bluet ill, aged 26; Johu Gray, colored man, and the collowing Colored seame 25; Joseph Brown. of Wright, of New ¥ ork, 30; and ‘Thomas himinous, supp a year old, valued at 7 more, aged The foreigner, tou in New Yo was wort insurance in Boston for poles op profits, the led Feb 29, ans $12,000, ook, sup) Joseph Col lartin was a good vessel 04 whic! r $5000, 4590 and 1008 amount not board seven men beside the skisper. Vessers Dur at Li AVERPOOL,, at ; fo. of 1814, Dae from ve Due from New Orleans, - - New Urleaas, jobile, =’ = = 9 Mobile, - Savannah, - + - 4 Savannah, Charleston, = - = 3 Charleston, - 38 Total, - Total, - 2° [Liverpool Albion. Notice to Mariners, Port Natat.—The bar at the entrance of Port,Natal having been further thrown out, and a new channel formed more to the sontowart Le Nowse, Georgetown, DC 3: Mins posed A foreig Ri 0" Fis! abou 8000. and belonged partly rk, where it is probable she was insured Her cargo. t h there were thiee po! There was al et decided. ntidence, Parsons, of and from @loucester for Ge ‘ores as not been heard from. She had on of Januar ir respective ner, of 2 jalti~ hd R 70 Mncete es Bank, Comparative lists of vessels due at this port 3ist of January, 1813, and 3ist all o¢ which were known to have cl the ports, but had not arrived on the sist of January: january, No of Vessels Ieroe N, has had fresh marks put up, uncer fe Bias, ee the ipaicenes of Magni entering [oe Loot Sao iar " ced among the rocks at low water mark; and another. a rock painted. black aed white, at the back of it distant abot 100. yarea, bearing SW by. 8. In the channel at this date, not less than 17 feet water at high water, ene tides —[Port Na tal, Dec. 2, 1843. MPORTANT TO MARINERS ‘TRADING TO THE East Care, New Zravanp. only two feet water on it at ebb tide, wail 0; the Cape I Robert Gatch, Poverty Bi raind Reoarao; the Australian, May 30. Sailed ford, NB, on a cruise. (7 Bee news Queen of England, Jat 42, lon 32-by the Ohio, same. we shi of for 19, lat 27, lon 72 30, Bi Bary Gales at Liverpool for NYork, Mai Whatemen. jumns. Spoken, r) is, Foreign Ports. Care Haytien, Mai Boston, just arr; Rock for do, next-day: Kath ing in, Outesie, Jen! St Jovix, NB. Marc 25th, Balumore, Biek celphia. “Lance Bay, CGH. ton soon; Dover, Austin, from Holmes, une, reef runs off shore a mile and « half, with If way between’ Ari sland bearing Nt by compass.— Y, Jan. 23, 1843 —[ From the Southern from Table Bay, CGH. Jan 23, John Adams, ‘Brad- Caleutta for Liverpool, March 61, ort Jat 41, loa 40—by the standing North, March 30, about 5 miles Ea-t Boston Light—undoubtedly the Brookline, Allen, Manilla Salem. “Tray (probably Eliza, Sawyer) Wiscasset for Havana, March rch 14—In port, Silenas, Hardy, from et, Hardy, for do, ready; Lion, Sampson, leen. Huttleson, for Philadelphia, une.— ‘kins, from h 20—Are Jan 23~In, ath, Standing 1 26th, an American sehr, Home Port Berast, March 27—The ic» in the bay has gone,and a chan- s¢ in and our, “Lunec, March 23—Sid Texw, Ene Balti Rees, more. THomaston March 25—Arr Saline, Fales, N York, Frankvont, March 27—Sid Rupert, Rankin, Matanzas, ND, March 28—Arr Mercy. fade’ ersom, N Hotmes Hor, March 26—Arr Franklin, Patten, for batn; A Marshall, ton for "N York. Arr wich. 20th pane Bruce, ba na Rey Dorethy, Fredericks Johnson, and Columb 28th, Brutus, Robbins, N Hope, Carle, N ¥ ork ne Fame, “rowell, Philadelphia; more, and) Woodlands, Johastou, Phila: for Bos- ma Isadora, nel has been cut through the ice in the river, so that vessels can York Matanzas Smith, Bos- for Har- Brutus is the only vessel in port.— the rest of vailed. New Beoroxp, March 30—S d_ Mayflower, Herron, New Smyrna, Fa; Cometia, L ne, and N York, Paovipece, March 29—Sid_ Pet ett, W ilming- joerum, Baltimore; w 1 Richmond; Spell Hero, Spellman k Newr » March 28- for \ York Atpany, Mare’ Hartford, Cid Tantiv Ricumonp, March nton, » homaston Alles 8 Orie: Cla Bost anea. 27th, Mary Clark, Swett, W NYork. . Gib Arr Henry Gibbs y. Jackson, NHaven 29—Are Mary Chilton, jiraffe, ‘and Mord Indws. Arr Fa River h 29—Arr Senator, Westport; Belle, Brooks, ning; Lady Camer, and Extra, Overion, NYork; Sherer, ; Abm Browa, Davis, Newport. Sid Parthian, ki Wampanvag, Sid iumiNaToN, NC, March 27—Ase Marg wt, { Br] Clements. Ava, Chase, Tobago; Kcho, Messer, Havanay 9. h28—Arr Franklin Green, Wyllie, Ha- wamer, N orleans Cld Cervan es, Tutts send, Phil, well. Lawrence, Allen Lavery’ herwood, Cepan Keys, Fa March 18—In pert, N G Bourne, and St M, are, for NY rk, 80th Mortie, Mareh 2¢—, tt J & Gtham, Bosto Lombard, B cl B Fornax, on Lord Seaton Frwick, Hall, b ee Legmohe. Vera Cruz. [THE Members of Mereantile Li ™, ‘ oe at their Root cat Zens Hye, Seere deiphiny F dl ndetl, Havan NA’ Are WE i id, ple did, Bostoa, and Marantar, it 3 Whe lh te tack po 1 0. 0. F.. No. 71h had jaltimore, Puritan, Ulmer, bordeaux; Apalach vxony, Seudder, and Souther, rath,” Phy espa = cocker, N York; eabury, Philadelviiia — are Betty, (Sw) Sebi M odge No. 47 1.0.0. F., will sion street, This Day, at the last triowte of respect to their late H.Petersom. ‘The order in general ate THANIEL I. VABARTE, NG. tary. al Iyeo iam ai ane Co cents excellent AND THE PEACOCK DINING Feet, aud 55 vorlies, Haydel cer, \d_ similar establi in for Ww style, med that new Di and the TWELF’ GRAND rail Republican A the house of John Mills, Jr., Yorkville, on Tursday Ey permitted to become oat * city, Or tO any, save a zognes, Rie weveral Associ acd geod order American 0] and jon of the que to attend, in therr fe the he » Goodsp bat By the bors hood s; TH WARD. a law, infliet an few corrupt Justice lo the World, but to our Country first. : jeneral feetiog of the Hlectomat the Twelfth Ward wil be hell ut April t 7 o'clock, for the purpose of respondini to the nominations for Mayorand Ward harrer Officers see FAST. into ‘one lerativn u islature 554 Reform il conceived inthe B it Aldermen, and perfected in the Board of Aldermen of this eity, or rather ¢ bill conceived in sia and brought forth im iniquity, which additional tax his taz-ridden city, of over seventy thousand dollars, t particle of advantage or eqnivalent therefor to ring party dema- aud all others frieadly to peace of the anda thorough y government I strength and mi a Principles of the searchlug reform particularly re- rand take the rs, and plenty of them, will be By order of the American Repnbl: amhie Committee 3. IN, Chairman. WILLIAM BARKER, Secretary <i al 2terre BANNER y T the Thirteeath Wat Ward w ‘ard aad received by Addresses will be Baker, and the Amencan ‘Vichets 124g cents each, and Mr, Leggett, 480 Gran JOHN L BRIGGS JOUN M. , al 3tis*ec en by Mr. ALICOTIS, AND ale at Mr. Sewel fal » April, 3d, THIRTEENTH WARD. AMERICAN REPUBLICAN~ CONCERT PRESENTATION. HE AMERICAN KEPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION of rd will be presented by the Ladies of the Splendid Baoner, at ‘Thalian Hall, Willett street, on Wednesday ¢asion the Banner willibe presented by a ¥: a Member of the Assos . Gree, and other gentlemen, Also reveral Patriotic Songs by Messis.’ Krazer, Van Buskirk, Giee Club. Grand on ‘on which ie Lady of the 11's, 478 Grand, atreet, and at the door. {commisee o Arrangements ‘HE ANATOMICA al cted and lectured u ‘HOLLICK, at frem Broadway. is also dissecte moming, at 10 0% ternoon, at half past tend daily) 25 ceat t Nati) rz for 2’ ing their addresses. on gi lors see sm and, or Anatomical Model of the F Jmission 50 cen mal Hall, , for Genti ) cents each for Ladies only, (numbers of whom at M1 bills. LVENUS. as it was called in Fn- female Form, is fully pon, every evening, at 73g o'clock, by ‘anal street, a few enon t fermen only vally explained to Gentlemen, ever une in. the Gentlemen counected with the Press will atways be admitted al Iwtec Crit 2000 Li UY Hams, sugar cured, heudsomi landing per ship Russia, from New Wheat, and 100 cut fe EK 56 iy ont for sale b “COLLINS & Co, hhds, Pick'ed and trimmed, South street. al Wit E ¢mmunication remain his adv ivement of 25th ani nN he office for instant. zt THE EDITOR INFORM WILLIAM there is a him, respecting al it*re o'clock and letters: o’c'ock. HIP BALTIMORE—Will sail, westher permitcing, at 12 Yel to-day. The Mail will close at the Post O: be taken from the reading rooms at hall-past 11 fice, AUCTION SALES. THOMAS BELL. Auctionser ‘Store No. 11 Spruce street. AUCTION NOTICE Regular Sales of Dry Goods,Cloth- ii d Articles. ‘west B a iso Furniture of ‘all coscrtptions oni Wednesday and tu ‘Out-dvor Sales of all descriptions attended to as usual. At 10 o’cloek, he alee Ks 11 Spruce street. t 10 o’cloek, in the Sales Room, at : Lange sale of Pi splendid Paint- ings, Scr, Fain oF shine, cu cond hand ; by approved makers; 4'tevutifal new style warrant struments, mahogany cases, with all the modern it Freuch grand action, ke-:'2 beautiful rosewood 40 do; Warranted. ‘These ustruments cannot be excelled ia poiut of tone. b tings are ready for inspection. The sale will com- mence with the Fumivire, Pec" SILK MACHINERY AT AUCTiON-—OnMonday at 12 o’clock ly, will &e at No, i be sold to pay expenses, $8 Gold ‘street, @ quantity of Silk Machin to meundiog. i id twistiog, bel Dean, tf Ee bParal oes Bey She Dat of Ht m28 t+ im THO ELL, Auctioneer, — SPECIAL AUCTION Ni "atuaryy gravis, kes ie the Tange qeeri. at7o’clock, P.M, ‘They ‘are exhibited now, adunis- Porarticalare sex Courierks naar auction head” m39 3t*m GLOVER & RAYMOND Auctioneers. SALE OF FRENCH STANDARD ROSES. J.B. GLOVER will sell at 11 o'clock on Tuesday, April 3d, at Thorburi’s Saloon, * rior Tree or Standard Roses, imported from ‘the finest Collection in France, by ship Ville de Lyon, in a short passage, warranted as represented, and in perfect order ‘They are put up in pairs, and are prigcipatly Perpetuala, of the Provence description, blo the summer, and producing otto acented fh s* which bloom usually, only in |, and werranted true Fs ion I correetly classed in the ea’ ‘and form the most select assortment offered here on. slogues ready on Saturday afternoon, and the Plants ready for examination at the same time. paige, Also, 150 chasselas of Fontainbleau Grape Vines, in ts of three roots each, all in superb order, just bursting into bud, imporced m29 dt*re _____ AMUSEMENTS. A CARD. TO THE PATRONS oe NEW YORK OPE 4 FEROINAND PALMGs baring lest competed « s-ngnes ‘ment with ihe ITALL leave respectfully to teuder hi pe Ponti pe og Ak bestow: d on bia deneg the last E, " ‘cere thanks to the ladies for the liberal season of Operas—and feel ¥ Will extend ‘heir aid to enable him to his views for the ensuing seasov, when he inteads to bro fice some of the meet papelar Opeese, oquie =e serious, wi jaow to the public du ensui Also, with the nemon of the Arti se pond week. y “" tisha ‘The Bubscribers’ Book will be opened on Monday, April Ist, 844. [[7" Season Tickets transferable. Your obedient servant, Proprietor and Manager of the N. EMO roprietor an N.Y, March 20th. 1644 ira CHATHAM THEATRE. Boxes: -~25 Certs] Pit--- 12% Cents. RE-ENGAGEMENT FOK fF Ree WEEKS, OF MR. fully assured out ‘OK E. 8 CONN GRAND GALA NIGHT MONDAY SVENING. A + the Spleodid Comedy of +Mr. E. 8, Connor + Miss Reynolds MITCHELL'S ULYMPIO THHATK « Gi Apel isthe Grand Opera of a + vant om) RELL NDE r. Holland. Miss Taylor. ee Miss C| 5 iter high, the laughaple Ka on of WAN DE MINSTREL, + s++Mr. Mitchell. Faller PARK THEATRE. Boxes 50 Cents—Pit_5 Cen 12 Cents. MR. WALLACK AND BROUGHAM, THIS EVENING, April 1, 1844, "he performance will commence with MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. . ++eeMr. Wallac. +Mrs Brougham. Fairy Queen’ + Al TH Benedick D STORE Pennie MANU- oF Kinds for person: enor atte a own ‘adapted for the purpose Goranlesroow, 100 feet deep and well lighted, situated on Broadway, and comiandiay the attention Of this. great tho hhfare, affordsto mauufacturers and others {ae id merchandise of ail itherat the residen- om, which is admira- yinent of sales prompt. 1 red, will be made on consignments, inten 1¢ oF private sale, ai CHAS 8. ITH, HENKY WILLARD, Auctioneersand Commi sion Merchants, Store 301 Broadway, ces, when req either for publ m7 Im* re alec Nos. 166 and 168 ighth Avenue, is | Fng LET—T wa fine, quire 164 2! modern built three story houses, ‘Tweaty-First street, a few doors east of m2 Im re TO LET IN WA) nd on tl REF’ conver ient two story dwelling house, tea room attached,situxted on the north atyle of, the building, rend RREN ST he Ist of May will ‘T—The large and ith «two story ide of the street, putin geod '—A hous Rent 63" lale, A i om the city y, situated on the bank of the Hudson, and is remarkably healthy. The aise contains seven rooms, with pleasure garden, &e attached ‘Operannum. Apply at the Abby Hi e situated at. tis delij Blo mu jightfull jotel the Croton wate ced. Apply before 11 oratd or 4 ovelock, to TENIY BERGH, m30 'w*m Astor House. STEAM-POWER AND MILL TO LET—On Sist street, between 3d and 4th venues, with twelve horse power KF complete order. quire at Ni Maidea Lane. m29 2w*m dale, about Blooming mr2 Lm re dale, Dremis’ “nguire of Kdwari ROOMS TO LET— building No. 247 Broidw o« Ma'co'm & Gaul the ‘herd and. Anthony & C 175 Pearl st fourth story of corner of Murray street.— hilcon, on the mi2 Im*re FO LE Brick \ouses, w convenient closets in feet front and iear, by 36 feet c Har well adarted for the each 25 by 100 feet. In the y cach House end Let $5 909 tent for exch hou e is $350. he Houses are Apply to uated in and Johnson streets, Brooklyn all the rooms. dee pa ard ses requicer aspacions of which two-thi desired, on boud snd mortgage at6 per cent per annum. '—Two new Three-story marble mantels, sliding doo dl The houses tach house has an under d The an re 25 e ean remain. Whe Bridge street, between Tillary OHN A. WILLINK ST! At his residence at Flatbosh, or his office No. 73 jassau street, New York, or to EPHEN HA’ NES, Jn Lawrence street, Brooklyn. “SH G, Sabbige, and quantities to suit purchas ts, ve a elpdine 14 ra BOOKS oe cinity of New tors Manu Broadway, comer « TAKE this 0 a their friends an fe stowed upon then and Conservatory, ly ofall the best. known ¥ Grsss of the best se to. from the most all of which wi P distriburionearly the enswiny call and ex frnit and ornamental ‘Trees o ering shrubs, herbaceou new Conservatory and above. pon them since open ereonfal Flower Seeds, Vi Oats, Ash Leaved and other early ARDEN SERD—Consisting of 3,100 Ibs of Beet; 1000 Ibs of ‘Turi t; 500 Ibs of Onio: 100 Ibs of Sp ach} 250 about 5000 Ibs of other Seed, in all the choicest ectes and varieties. For sale on toverate terms, and in 2000 Ibs of 800 Ibs of Tbs o! G. BRIDGEMAN, of 1?th street. d, on the same premices, a general 80 of embracin all the best Mias, Carnations, C aud ornamental Plants, CANS RAN ARDY 14 At his Permanent Family Patablishment. Broadway, cor. ighteenth street. about t ki jo.” and. the Fruit for sale, wholesale and te-ail; by the al im*ec SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENDRICK HUDSON. DUNLAP & CARMAN portunity of retuming their thanks to the public, for the liberal patronage be- i. their new Seed Store have just received an addi onal sup- arieti's of Annual, Bit an egetable Seeds of all kings, kinds, Spring Wheat, Potato Potatoes, ‘Tespectable houses in this couatry and ill be warranted. Catalogues. wi all im prime order. Exotics of every description, suitable for parlor or green house culture; Bouquets, composed of the most choice and delicate flowers, for bridal or other festive part irds and Bird Cages, Gold Fish and Globes, faucy Flower ‘Vases and Stands, of Various patterns, with other fancy articles, all of which will be sold on the |. terms. beg Jeave to inform the hey have not an old of any kind and have spared neither pains nor Eivrope! itl be ready for week. All those in want will please ‘Embde fall kinds. Grape e, alwa 635 Broadwi Store, lew Several practical Gardeners wanting situations apply as m* rn for themselves before purchasing elsewhere. English Split Peas, Oatmeal and a Groats for gruel, ines ans mm band at ork. a7 1 NEW YORK, AL! FOR ample time to take the mora west. For freight or prsva the of wr frei ffice on the whar! This, Monday Evening, Marc ‘The Swallow ‘owing to her light, atall times to pass the bar, an BANY AND TROY LINE ch Alban: of cars ing t ze, apply on board, or to 8. M. Drew, at t alre f, iy from the east or drauigat of water,is enabled and £ in a ‘or freia! havi tions, apply on bos orto The pac ng handsome furn , foot of Wall streer, at O: &. K. COLLINS & , NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and New ular packet of 10th April—The fast OCONEE, Capt D. }. Jacksou,will hed accommo- rleans wharf, vo, South street, Agents in New Orleans Messrs, Hullia & Woodruff, who Will promptly fo°ward all goods to 1 et ship Ocmulgee, Captain F. Pet, will succeed the Oconee, and sail 0th April, her regnlar day. alec their address York Line P33 Capt G. mel freight or pase:ge,_ h ions, apply on board, aying K Sh "assengers by thi wharf, foot of Wall at which time the s Huntsville, and sail 10th Aj FOR NEW. ORLEANS—Lou Positively no freight rece pers will please send in their bills of | 0 the Oconee, Capt. D. 1. her handsome furn if Wall st, COLL N ived after this event dress. Jackson, w. lar dav. ma and New Positively first regular Packet to sail Ist April—The fast sailing packetalyp HUNTSVILLE, will sail as above, hei wularday. For ed accommoda at, Orleans wharf er to 3 & CO., 56 South st. NK. ing early this ship will please be on board, at Orleans on Monday morning at 10 o’cloek A M, Hallin & Woodruff, who will ill succeed the 30 re Jar day. others m29t dare UNITED LINK OF LIVERPOC —Packet of 4th April—The splendid and fave facket ship SHAKSPE ARE. 1009 be A. Miaor, will sail 0} are Pia ‘eck slip, corner IL PACK ‘The ships of this line being all 1000 tous and upwards, per- sons about to embark for the old country will not fui advantages to be derived from selecting this live in preferen toany other, as their great capacity tenders them every w: more comfortable and convenieat than ships of a smaller class, aud their accommodations it is well know superior to oy those wishing to secure berths should not fail to make early application on Dease, or, vo, save Office, South street. FOR LIVERP. The » E regular di ‘She has sup: arf m9 of th ine, consi Steawboat BAL ERICSSON, rONEE is no vin Hf Wharf, dai nex! myrning forwarded thevee with th Fremghts for Norfolk ington Georgetown Loui eg uperior, fis , Captain JOHN Hiei) S FOR BALT! ERICSSON STEAMBOAT LINE Be THIA AND WAKE ASD CHESAPE, TIMOKE, MBERLAND. eration, leaving the upper site ¥, at o'elock P Mfr Balti ile, Ky , Sint Louis, Mo West, received and forwarded daily at (he lowest rates. _All goods destined for Baltimore irom New York JOL—Packet oft t sailing vacket Minor, will posi ig to xecure oF Lic DMAN, 61 rWaes BALTIMORE, SAPLARE C ye Following St Capea Be Bay et despiteh of any other Philadelphia, wail delivered the fol 0 A GROVAS, Jr ATHENAUM HOTEL, signed to the widersigaed at the same day as received, and m29 2wre® NO. 347 BROADWA NEW YORK, JOHN Manon 201H, 1644, ROBSON, A. ¢ y M. Wolf, of Chestuut street More, arriving early ne ita April ship DHAKS- tively sail as is for cabin,second cabin and berths should South » ret. MORE. VIA DEwA- NAL boats Merehandize destived South or West of Baltimore, will be ‘and con- be forwarded wing morning. Agent, No. 19 South Wharves, Philadelphia. Y, m0 Iw re TH WARD. GREAT MASS MEETING OF THE OLD TENTH. As well inight the Pope attempt to drain the Croton dry, As to exclude the the School boy’s eve. American Repub f the old ‘Tenth will hold a Mass Mectiog at Essex Market Square, (B11 ja s head quarters) on Morday Evening, April’ Ist, at half past 7 o’clock, where they would be happy to see, not only all mem bers of the Association, but all others of the ward friendly to, our csuse ; and we would cordially invite all our friends of the ne ghboring wards. Mr Sarnmons and others will add the meeti», order of Committee of Arrangements Tiga dd oe ELI C. BLAKE, Chairman E. H. Dominick, Secretary. m3! 2t*m IELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE. OHN KUTAVEN, GI John stieet, is daily receiving fresh imported Goods, at very low prices, bought previous to the advanee in & gland for ch, and solicits « call from Country Merchants, vrevious to making their purchases, | Among the large assortment may be found the following leading articles, always ou han , Moi d Wilkinson’s. & CO's ue Axes Brothers & Vo. g r ; right ‘Trace Halter, Fifth and Log. n Corn Scythes and Files Japaued Half Britand ©. 8 ors. Too Kowland’s Milt awe end Cross Cut Cutaud Weonghe Ni Boxes 25 Cents—Pit 12: JOHN TRYON: see 7 VENING, April 1, SPLENDID DISPLAY OF HORS. as HN GOSSIN «+ as 05= The Original * Dandy Jim” B: commence their engagement this evening C7 Doors open at 7—Performance commences at quarter past 7 o’clock. ‘The Greatest invention of the Age. MS FABER, of VIENNA, respectfully announces to the ‘American 'public, that he has succeeded, SEVEN TERN YEARS of eperiinentation aud anatomical studies, i ectinga SPEAKING AND SINGING AUTOMATON. r U triumph of INDUSTRIE AND MrcHANisMe at: uintes distinctly every tettye of phabet, converses with il + ses Manager, pu which has excited surprixe aud admiration t entific world. BITION ROOM, corner of way and Lispenard street, will be open every day (except Sun day) from 12 A.M. wntil2 P.M., and every evening (except Sunday) from 7 till 9 o'clock. (7 TICKETS, 25 CENTS; children under ten years of age, 1234 cents, | ‘he entrance is in Lispenard street, third door on the left side frown Broadway. £29 Im*ec AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUA EVERY DAY + FAIR AND EVENING THIS WEEK. Monday, April Ist, 1844 the same evening free <1) ELS are engaged for oue engaged—Mr. WM. COLE, the celebrated pt. ar Coutortionist—together with his educat talented DOG BILLY. Miss F. RICHARDS, a charm: FE CKn IYO. the admired 80. EE, late from Burope, appearance, 1), Sentimental Singer. ICR, Banjo Player, AMS. the Singer and Story Teller. WARD, tie Violinist. @, Boor he ie 8 ig Vocalist. «roup of Indians illing a Santa Fee Trader, to 1B, POLLY BODINE and Shovels and > pene Ames, Rowlands and C. 8. Hew p—Manilla and (otton Kope, all sizes. Locks, Plat», Knol, Pad, Amer:can, Hinges, Hook, Plate, Burt, Pstent, ke. James’ Wood'Screws, genuine, i ilson’s Shoe and Butcher Knives, genuine. Saws—Hand, Penel, Back, &e Vi rit and Copper Key, superior. Sh hread and Twine. Cotton, Wool and Horse Guns. Single and Double Bar Pistols, Rifles, Caps, Flints js0, a large assortment of Ameri turer's prices, able end Pocket Cutlery, Jos. Rod celebrated makers—all of which will Hardware, at manufac- ers & Sons’ and other sold for cash or ap- f | proved paperto Southern and Western Merchants baring thetr spring stocks. JOHN RUTHVE, m8 3tawM W&Fiw*ec 61 John street. GERMAN COLOGNE WATER AGENCY. HE UNDERSIGNED received th Agency for the United States of this celebrated Perfume, mannfactured by Jean Marie Farina at Cologne, (ihe oldest distiller of the gennine kind) has now alot of the different qualities on hand, which he offess for sale; and is prepared to execute orders fot th ofthe article at very low prices. Dealers are ’ fansated te call. oy, gROSIIEIM. mr20 Stawim' re 30 Plattatrect MADAME UNBECK HELL BERG respectfully informs he public, that her Concert will positively take place on Tharaday ext, 4th April, wheu the same telent will ‘appear, and e progremme remain. im! dre AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.— tock of this company, of which lent, and John MecBiair is Secretary— North American Trust and Banking Company, ORTH Nt mas C was President, Daw'l G. tylec Viee President, and William Je Cooke Cashier—for sale at moderata prices, and on credit Apply to JOUN'R, DELAPLAINE, lo 7 New street, N. ¥., who wishes to purchase for cash, 300 shares stock of the Jefferson Insuravce Co., of which Thomas W. Thorae is Pre= sident, and George T. Hope is Secretary. ‘O'LET—Store No 5 New street, near Wall street ; three ry brick house 34 Walker street ; two story brick house 329 ston street, stable ia rear ; and three story house 38 Hud- treet, Jersey City. mh28 Im* re MANUFACTORY, N's FURNISHING STORE, LANE—Just received, latest and most approved French pattern Shirts. A general assortment of Under Garments, Hoisery, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, &c. Garments made up to order and repaired at Iso on hand a general assortment of Heady ing, which will be sold at the following prices, . i seveee 2to 4 1 made of the best materials and cut in the modern style, rsons furnishing their own materials can depend apom ym made in the best manny, at the following ver Coats, made and trimmed reas do do do Frock do do Vestsand Pantaloons, mrl lin*ec All P | LAMBERT, The GIPSY # AMILY, six in number, recently from Ger many, and faithful representatives of the ancient people of Egor, may be seen in heir native costume, Hie GIPSEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller, may be private ly cons«lted at all hours of the day and evening. Performances every evening at 734 o'elock, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at $ o'clock. Tickets 25 cents—children under ten years 1244 cents. Twen: ty-five cents extra for private consultations with the Gipsey Queen, m2] re PEALK'S NEW YORK MUSHUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY. cBroagtony, ostte the City Hall EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK. RE-OPENING OF THE MUSEUM, with splendid at- tractions. ‘The manager is ha BIGNC py, t® Announce an engagement with DR FRANCISCU, the Magician and Eequilibrist, late from the American Muse umn. The PHILADELPHIA MINISTRELS, in Songs. Signor MONTIVEDO, with _nive o real figui = ESS, of enormous proportions, and a . jean Museum deuuaraina, 40d 200,00 uriosities 2} cents extra to those who con- PARK THEATRE. respectfully informed, that ULACK AND MRS: BROUGHAM -w nights, and will make their first appear- ‘on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 1. tec MUSIC FOR THE MILLION. FOR THE BENEFWIT OF MISS BRUCE. GRAND CONCERT, INCER'T HALL, No. 406 Broadway, on Monday ing, April Ist ‘To be given by the members of Palmo's late compan: ing of the following Indies and gentlemen :—MKS. PHIL. PS) MMS. SHARPE, MISS BRUCE, MR. LYNCH, IR. KNEASS, MR. HOLMAN, MR. KAVANAH. PROGRAMME. rate’s Glee con- LI M Blow on—Pi: Hur er mi Balza il e he Life of a Brigand a ee Ballad— Weep not,thou lonely one, first Song—Bid me discourse Soog—Tne Ship on fire, « Chorus—Dame Duiden «+ Pant II Quartette—My Mother's Bible- Song—William Tell -- Son, way to the mountau Song—The wake of Teddy K J Daett—My Pretty Page + and Miss Brace Chorus—Bedlsm Medley By the Company Sonn—He was such a nice yor + Mrs Sharpe ‘Seng, comi . Mr Kavanah ete + Song —'Uhe young Coqu ruce Finale—Columbia’s danghters—( ; r_ Kovass ++ +++ «By the Company TICKETS ONE. SHILLING—To be had at the door, Doors oven nt quarter to 7—commence at o’clock,precisely. 130 2St&M*m UNITED STATES DAGUERRIAN GALLERY. 175 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS WHITE would respectfully call the attention of citizens * and strangers visiting the city to hy lection % DAGUERE FOTYPE PORTRAIT he American Institut, atits Inte exhibition, awarded Mr. White the first preminm, for the best Daguerreotype likeness (for romping and general effect), which is, but another proof Of the superiority of his portraits. Mr. White is the sole agent in New York for the very superior imported German Cameras: and atno other establishment in the City or State can they be obtained. ¥ N.B.—Imported German Cameras; also Freneh and Ameri gan Instruments of the very best quality, with Plates, Cases Chemicals, Polishing Materials, ke, always on tiand, for sale at the very lowest prices. f24 3mm tive man, lately arrived from tation in the above eapacity ; ean be sai ied by f stlemen and eminent coachmen ty, as to his knowledge « driving: woald make himself general eful toh s employer, has no objection to town Or country. Any command for warded to the office of this paper for U. D. shall be respectfully attended to. mai ec OBBERY AT. da several 8 HEAD.—Satur- Zand 3 o'clock, A moruing March doth, betwee of the Drovers had their ro burglariously’ enter packets robbed of Kola, silver and bills, atmounting veved to be as follows + "'y Dollar will, Bu chers’ aud Drovers’ Bank; One Nollar Bill on‘ons of the City Banks; $79 in. Ameri- can Gold 6 Teo, and 3 Fiv- Dollar pieces: 2°Teus Bank of North Americt,” Philadelphi: Moyamensi fia ork State, with some vania an Also, ove olv-fashioned English Silver Watch, with a piece broke out of the erystal reward will be paid for the recovery of the money, a OF the Uhief—or $25 f ve either, GEO, CLINCH, i About Peauay Al F. R. BLESSON, COPPERSMITH AS THs HO Rt» inform the puolic, that he has jo " ’ opeund a store at 268 Green wieh street, where he manufac: tures and has for sae, nd Tackle, &e. in style alcoxe nade of que piece of metal. Moulds for ITY 98 . Alambigne Bathing ‘Tubs Half Batis. res Wrough? iron, tin, tins ove! rs, as good as crew, all Kitchen Raugs and Taek reement will deduct filty percent to different hove! aad bossa i x houses: wove articles will be lent out. ‘Wanted at the above place, a journeyman tinman, and nig msn who ead speak Freeh aud Begin LARGEME OF THE FULTON SALOON.— e subscriber having ealarged h accommo dat all che deliencs will accommo ata ‘time, has been newly painted and redecorated, and is now wusurpassed, ‘The sudecriber takes this opportunity of retarniag his sin- cere thanks to his customers for the very liberal patronage late- Jy bestowed upon him, and is oleased to be thus assured that hie endeavors to please have been duly appreciat-d, aud he pledge himself to spare r expense to merit a contigu- ange of past fav: at, che Jude.” will be ever ready to attend to the wishes of the most fastidious. DAVID A. GOULD, Proprietor, m7 ime No. 10 Falton street, PALE, YELLOW SOAP FOR FAMILY USE. ALMONDS, HOSE, CINNAMON aud all kinds of Fancy oaps waces, Patchoul, Rose, Munk, Verbena, &e., &e, de Cologue, and Lavender Water, ch, Tone and Ftorida Waver. Perfume Bags and Toilet Powder, With every article comprising an entire Perfumery, at lower te. Prices than at any other house, SOAP WORKS, 79 Trini Ome ie Lander mi? im*re ‘street, ‘EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF THE OLD MASTERS. EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL, Corner of Nassau and Beckman streets. MATEURS AND ARTISTS ni formed, that the Gal- Jery of Paintings at Clinton Hall is now open from 11 A. to 6 o’clock at night, or later, according tothe season = Thi therein find a choice collection of the finest Ps which have ever adorned any European Gallery. be allowed to ly. in the exh a Ro The find a Cataloy which will explain all the erieal and other pieces, quoting the passages of authors from which the subjects ve been taken. (C7 Admittance only 25 cents. ANIMAL MAGNETISM! THIRD LECTURE AT CLINTON HAL. A M. m37 Imjgb ON TUESDAY EVENING, April 2. at 8 o'clock R. JOHNSON, i manifested by the consequence of the intense interest ublic, will give one more lecture and LU Il be maguetizeo, who IRVOYANCE, SYMPATHY, M Al 2t®ec HARPS—HARPS. JAMES HANLEY, the only pupil of Sebastian Erard in the United States, offers for sate at the Mannfactory 22d f 3 avenue, a fine assortment of brilliant conedand JM PATENT DOUBLE ACTION HARPS JAMES HANLEY having the imaediate par PRESIDENT of the United States, together with textimor from the musical profession, and the American M Courts of London and Paris, these Mr. Hanley sufficient guarantee that his Harps, which «re manufactured en~ Uirely on the premises, and the materials seasoned with a special regard to the peculiarities of climate, &c. are superior Ww any w be importe (C7 HARPS REPAIRED—2ad street, 3d avenne, m23 Im*ee NFORMA1ION WANTED of JAMES &. MILLER, ative of New York, snd a Seaman by profession ; when last heard from he was in Bristol 0 Should he be alive, and tetaru to New Yorks he wi hevr of something to his age, on applying t m Steel, Baker, No 11 Chere tyntreet Now York nS m7 3mmdtew* rol are A Eagland. in IMPERIAL HOTEL, Opposite the New Assize Courts and Railway Sta- tion, Corner of ST. JOHN'S LANE AND ROE STREET, RPOO!) AMES MORGAN, Proprietor of the respectfall hove new and com- inform friends BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON. FURTHER INTELLIGENCE ON THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS TO THE U. STATES. We have received from our private correspond- ent further intelhgence from Washington by last night’s mail, of a very important character relative to the Texas negociation. Mr. Calhoun, who is not accompanied by his family, but only a son, had an interview ot full two hours with the President en Saturday morning. The subject of conversation was the Texas and Oregon questions—but we are not authorized to give any further intimations of the matter. It is understood, however, that in his reply to the au- thorities at Charleston, S. C., on his journey north, Mr. Calhoun stated that the Texas and Oregon questions were the most important that ever had been before the people of the United States, and of course, every one might draw an inference, that all the present party arrangements would be dis- solved or be broken up before them. Mr. Calhoun is undoubtedly the ablest, the purest man that ever was in the State Depart- ment, and his ambition will be to surpass Daniel Webster in every element of greatness during his brief sojourn at the capitol. We have every reason to believe that under the premiership of Calhoun, Texas will be re-annexed to the Union, and all the Oregon territory retained, without any breaking of the peace or any approach to war with any country. He will never give up a part of the United States territory to get the remainder, as was done inthe Ashburton negociation. Mr. Calhoun will be the master-spirit of the government, while he is a member of it, and he willtwield a moral force over the “‘fieree democracie” that will asto- nish the Lindenwold sage as well as ‘‘old bullion,” of Missouri. Genera! Henderson, the new Texan plenipoten- tiary, has full powers to bring the annexation be- fore our Congress, in any way he chooses, either by resolution or by treaty. If the mode of admis- sion by Treaty should be adopted by our govern- meat, a mass of facts and reasons will be placed con- fidentially before the Senate, that is supposed will be sufficient to produce an almost wnanimous vote in favor of the treaty. These facts and reasons are supposed to be the confidential correspondence of the British agents with the Texan government, in which certain singular overtures are made by the former power to the latter, in which Captain Elliot will cut a figure. It is also denied that Mr. Paken- ham, the British minister has made any disclosure of the intentions of England upon Texas. One of the terms of annexation will probably be some provision for the public debt of Texas, which now amounts to nearly $8,000,000, partly owned in England and the United States. But in requital for this assumption, a territory in public lands will be given to the United States, more than ten times the value of the debt. Another veryimportant fact we learn, Texas has territory enough to make two or three free States, as well as the like number of slave States. By arranging the terms of the annexation on this principle, the jealousy arising from the increase of Stave States will be effectually silenced. The relative power and influence of the Union, as re- gards slavery, will remain as it now exists. Another point—many fear that Mexico would declare war if the admission takes place. In- deed Mexico has said as much—but those who know Mexico state, that the threat is a mere bru- tum fulmen—it will never, and cannot be carried into effect. Mexico would fret, fume, and attempt to annoy—nothing more. The only danger would be from the attempt of England to foment difficul- ties—to stir up warin Mexico, on Texas, or sedition and disunion in the United States. In that case, the quarrel would soon become European, and France, with her formidable navy, would be called into the field of action to be the umpire. ‘Lhe question of annexation must also be de- termined before the termination of the pre- sent session of Congress. This is the third time which Texas has knocked at the door ef the Union for admission since 1837, and if the treaty of annexation be refused now, the (decision is final and fatal both to Texas and to the Uni- ted States. IT1IS THE LAST CHANCE. Such isthe condition of Texas, the accumulation of debt—the pressure of taxes—the paralysis of indus- try—all caused by the constant hovering of the Mexicans upon her border, that she must eitherjbe admitted to the United States, or seck protection or alliance ether with England or France. This we have every reason to believe is the secret instruc- tions given to her Plenipotentiary, General Hen- derson, a gentleman of great sagacity, varied ta- lents, and high deplomatic capacity for the very delicate and important mission he has accepted. This is the best and most correct intelligence we can procure on these momentous topics, up to the latest date on Saturday last. In Wash- ington every party and clique is in the state of the greatest excitement. The whigs and democrats are equally afraid of Mr. Calhoun’s bold and masterly movements on these high ques tions. Some desperate attempt may be made by both factions to adjourn precipitately and run away from Washington to avoid the Texas and Oregon questons, till the next presidency be settled—but if they do so, we believe that Captain Tyler will, on the day after sach adjournment, immediately issue a Proclamation for an, Extra Session to take into consideration the propriety of annexing Texas to the United States. We'll see something soon. Mr. Catnoun.—Mr. Calhoun arrived at Charles- ton on Tuesday, and was received in amanner of which he may well be proud; for while the honors paid him were without distinction of party, they were most cordial and enthusiastic. He was met at theRailroad Depot by acommittee of one hundred on horseback, and addressed by Henry Bailey, Een Attorney General, welcoming him to the city this Mr. Calhoun. responded in a brief and feeling style. A procession was then formed, headed by Mr in an open carnage, drawn by four grey horses, attended by Hon. Ker Boyce and Mr. Bai- ley. After passing through some of the Cleo streets, being cheered and greeted in the route by the citizens—the fair, too, paying the homage of their smiles to Carolina’s distinguished son—the procession brought up at the City Hall. “On reaching the City Hall,” says the Courier, “Mr. Calhoun was received with loud and repeat- ed cheers by the citizens, and met by the 0 and Council, with their staves of office ; and his Honor, the Mayor, in a steam of warm and impas- sioned greeting, tendered to the illustrious guest the hospitalities of the city and the welcome of her ci- tizens. Mr. Calhoun made a brief and animated response, in which he alluded to the spontaneous welcome of his reception, without distinction of party, as one of the most gratifying events of his long public career” Ile 0, of his call to the State department, with the concurrence of all parties, asa mark of confidence he might well be proud of; and dealared that it would | be his object, in administering it, to concilrate all parties—espe- cially in reference to the two delicate and important negociations now pending—not exceeded im import- ance by any since that which ratified owr independ- ence. He added that he had no intention ot making a speech—indeed, he was without the material for * now open for the reception of Private wsts, luncheons, dinners, ke. Zhe Bleeping department will be under the personal super intendayce of Mrs. Morgan, and Visitors may rely with confi. denee, that in this essential particalar, comfort, neatness, an convenience have been carefully studied hg Calinary and Collar departments will embrace the ¢ cent Aye + Wines, &e., wrich can be obtuned, and J trusts that his own exertions, eided by the asaista rienced waiters, 1 ay secure the approbation of ¢ avellers geve- = ‘at the same tuin’ the scale oP char ‘es will be strietly mo- rr Rooms for large or small Dinner Parti Dold, and Shower Baths al y information respect tue departure and arrival of d Seiling Packets, &e, mary to ©! centrally situated, within view of, eud one minute's walk from the Liverpool and Manchester, and Grand Junction Railway Stations, acd immediately oppo te the New \esine Comrts sit * ree to the prin. i ieatees, and other places of public resort OF Fe eas cre’ eapeuliy splsbod, please denice the driver to proceed dirct to the Imperial. 30 Ia Mot ~~ PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. T[HESE: tar-farnes and celebrated Pills, om Portugale Perceive, to be obtyined im this country . See adverts one—the mode of his reception rendered party po- litics a sealed book to him—and he concluded with cordial and ardent wishes for the prosperity ef Char- leston a er citizens.” : Mr. Calhoun was then conducted to the Council Chamber, where he received a general introduction to such citizens as were in attet ce; and was afterwards accompanied to lodgings provided for him at the Charleston Hotel. fs Wednesday Mr. Calhoun took his departure at half-past 1 o’clock. He was escorted to the steam- er by along and imposing procession, His earnest desire to enter upon the duties of his office at an early day, induced him to decline the honor of a public dinner tendered him by the citizens. Mr. Webster “never conferred” with ag ch} her concerning annexation—never said @ wore to him, or heard him a a word, upon that ject, from the day when Mr, Upshur became Secre- tary of State to that of his lamentable death.—N. . Com. Adv. "mice ae there. It will not be longs before some person or persons will spe Upshur. He know that Mr. U. was induc lieve ithat Mr. W, would not oppose anne fisomian.