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

OG PRIVA: MEDICAL AID.—The members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, iv returning the public ‘hanks for the liberal support They have received in their efferts to “ suppress quackery,’ beg leave to state that their particular attention continues tc be directed to all diseases of a private nuture, and fron the great improvements lately made in the principal hos pitals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, they can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad vantages no: to be met with in any institution in vi» country, either public or private. treatment of the College is such as to insure success in every case, and b> totally diferent from that ern ¢:ous practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, an1 in mostcases leaving a dieease much worse than the original. One of the mem- bers of the College ,for many years connected with the principal ho»pitals of urepe, ektends daily for a consulta ion from 9 A.M. to § P.M. ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 A.cure guaranteed Lwortant vo Countay Invaivs.—-Persons liv! ib the country and not finding it convenient to ee sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing ail medicines requisite to vipat pearl ray. ir case explicitly, together eewbere, contraction and ‘treatment, ived eerie and enclosi id, addressed to ramet, bat t Pe a. RICHARDSON, Agent tpbce and Consulting rooms‘ef the College, 95 Nassav Teet, {G- RHEUMATISM.—How important to those who have rheumatism, it, contracted cords er muscles, is the Indian Veget Jixir and Liniment, which has ne- ver been known, il, ina single case, to cure those complaints ; and to show the public that we believe what ‘we say, the article is warranted in all cases to cure. If you wish better proof than this, you can be referred to those who have used this remedy and are cured, and can call on them, and learn from their own mouths its effects. It has been used by hundreds, and in no instance failed to cune. From 21 Courtlandt st. Warranted. 0G- THE EAST INDIAN HAIR DYE WILL Co- lor the Hair, but not the skin, at 21 Courtlandt street— Dr. Spohns’ Sick Headache Remedy, warranted to cure AY case, ond a certain cure for Dyspeptia and Indiges- en. OG-"SHERMAN’S POOR MAN’S PLASTERS” have cured in a short space of time more cases of weak backs and rheumatism ys any other remedy which has ever been discovered. So great has their reputation beco! that they are now acknowledged to be the best rege \- ening plasters in the world. Beware of a spurious article which many druggists attempt to seil, which bears the name but has not the signature of the Doctor printed on the back, All the genuine plasters have the “fac simile” of the Doctor’s name, Remember thi: Dr, Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents —277 Hudson street, 188 Bowery, 77 East Broadway, 86 William street, and 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, [From the St. Louis Republican J §G- SHOULD WE PUBLISH ALL THAT WE HEAR scid in favor of the genuine Balm of Columbia, for pre- ving the hair and restoring it on bald heads when it has been lost for years, and also for giving it a soft and glossy appearance and cleansing the grease, dandruff and it would fill every page in this paper—and we most erfully recommend every lady and gentleman, who wish to add to their personal appearance by improving nature's best (a to procure this asticle immediately, and never let their toilet he without it. Besure to get the gunn, from 55 Second street ; the same at 21 Courtlandt st, N. GENUINE DRUGS AND MEDICINES.—French English, and German chemicals, Leeches, choice Perfu- mery, ‘Fotlet Soaps, and Cosmetics. Also, a. large assort: ment, of elegant hair, tooth, hat and nail Brushes, and shell, horn and ivory dressing Combs of new and beauti- ful patterns. For sale wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists, 273 Broadway, corner Chambers street, Granite Building. $g- TOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE BY the tise of the Clove Anodyne. ‘This is an excellent arti- cle and will cure the most violent toothache or pain inthe gums, in one minute, ‘The Clove Anodyne is not unplea- sant to the taste or injurious tothe teeth, and will per- monently cure any tooth to which it is applied. Price 25 cents, Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS SICO,, 278 Broadway, corner Chambers street, Granite Building Sold also at 79 Fulton street, and 77 Kast Broadway. fig- HAIR WHITE AS SNOW, OR RED AS FIRE maybe changed to a beautiful auburn or deep rich black in two orthree hours time by the Italian Dye. This is the only article worthy to be called hair dye, and it is the only preparation that will invariably color the hair with- out injury to the hair or stain on the skin. The Italian Dye is warranted to give perfect satistaction or the money will be rgturned. Red whiskered gentlemen may make themselves as handsome as they please now—Price 50 cents. Prepared and seld wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS & CO., Chemists, 273 Broadway, corner Charabers street, ranite Building. Sold also at 79 Fulton street and 77 y: it Broad’ 0G- A CERTAIN CURE.—Dr. Thomas’ ‘Specific Pills are acertain, me, and speedy cure for one class of dis- ease. ‘There Pills may be safely relied upon to eradicate every vestige of the disease, and leave the patient free fromthe weakness and debility remaining after the dis- ease is apparently cured. These pills will cure the most cult, complicated, and protracted cases, in so short a time as to astonish any one accustomed to the long and tedious course required with other remedies, They are warranted to cure all cases, andit is hoped that all’ who have tried other things, and have suffered until they are weary of suffering, will use them, Recent cases are cur- ed in thirty-six hours by the use of these Pills—Price $1. Sold at 77 East Broadway, corner Market street; 79 Ful- ton street, and 273 Broadway, corner Chambers street. THE GENUINE DALL "8 PAIN EXTRAC- it 21 Courtlandt street—Price reduced to 25 cents @G- HAYS’ LINIMENT FROM 21 COURTLANDT street, warranted to cure any case of Pitts (either blind or bleeding). 1ONS OF THE SKIN, and all impurities of the bleod, will rer be removed by Comstock & Co ’s Extract of Sarsaparilla, which isa stronger article than any other. Price 50 cents per bottle —$4 per dozen. 21 Courtlandt st. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, April 2—6 P. M. Stocks are somewhat better to-day. The advance is very general. Ohio 6’s improved } per cent ; Pennsylva- nia 6's 1 do; Kentucky 6's 4; Harlem 3; Long Island }; Norwich 4; Farmers Loan 1}; Indiana }; Vicksburg } ; Canton §; North American Trust }. The sales were not very large, but a better fveling prevailed at both boards. ‘The receipts at the custom house of this port, for the quarter ending the Ist inst., are a little rising one’million ad a half. Those for March have been below those for either January or,February. Receipts for January, .. «+ $1,872.71 lo February,. . + 23164975 do March, + 1,695,000 $5,731,546 Total receipts for the same quarter in 1843, 1,876,875 Excess for three months in 1844,.. ......... $3,854,671 ‘This is an increase of more than two hundred per cent. The receipts at the Boston Custom House for March only, amount to $453. Quite a large amount for Boston, but it does not show avery great improvement in their foreign trade over the same time last year. ‘The total receipts at Buffalo, for the quarter, w: follows :— January. . ve + $874,000 February. . (667,665, March... .. 453,000 Amounting to nearly as much as the receipts at this port for March alone. vipts from Customs at the two ports, New York , for three months, were as follows :— New York, oceans $5,731,546 Boston. . see ee eee ewes 1,694,665 $7,426,211 Estimated Revenue from Customs, for the ’, by the Sec. of the Treasury... 4,600,000 Excess in two ports. sce eee eee eeee $2,826,211 ‘The individual, by the ame of Eaton, whe drew from the Phonix Bank of Columbus, Georgia, about ten thou- sand dollars in specie, between the absconding of the pre- sident Martin, and the explosion of the bank, is now in this city, and refuses to divulge the particulars of his con- nexion with that institution. It is supposed Martin car- ried off the bills, aud on his arrival in Charleston, dispatch- ed this Eaton to Columbus with these bills, and obtained the spt ‘The party who benafitted the most by the operations of this bank, has gone to Europe. "The North River Insurance Company have declared a dividend of four per cent for the past six months, and a surplus dividend of two per cent payable on the 10th in- stant. Divivexns or tHe Saves (Mass.) BanKs, Asiatic. ......3 per cent. chants. . ....2 per cent, Commercial, bed umkeag. . igs’ Mercantile. . Salem... Exchange | 874 per share, At auction to-day, the following sales were made. $5,000 Kentucky Fives at 90 per cent. 5,000 do "sp at 89 La Counterfeit filty dollar bills of the Commercial Bank of Columbia, 8. C., are in circulation, They require very close examination to detect them, The bill for the sale of the main lineof the State im- provements was under consideration upon second read- ing, in the Senate of Pennsylv on the Ist inst. The question being taken on the first section of the bill, it was lost by a vote of IMto 15, the #peaker voting in the nega- tive, Conprriox oF THE BANKS IN, AND THE COMMERCE oF THE wa" STATE oF ORK Loans § disc. Cire. Exports, 16,199 5 13,849 469 ae 24.707 067 24,198,000 19,016,520 a 16.083 959 19.3719 16,492,433 68,057,007 14,220,308 26,995 51,691 163 15 (156 22,676,609 MIRO7S 13,949,504 24,279 608 526467 = 12,031,871 wn 0,780.2 6 61,594,129 17,213,101 16,515,681 22,407,719 We see by this table an increase of imports attending an expansion ofbank movements, From 1834 to 1836 the joansjand discounts of the banks in this State alone in creased $18,000,000; the importation from foreign countries advanced from $73,188,594 to $119,258,416; an increase of more than $49, 000,000, while the value of our exports were only $6,000,- 000 more, Upon the contraction of bank loans in 1337, when the amount was reduced in one year from seventy-nine millions of dollars to sixty, and the circu lation in the same time from tweuty-four millions to twelve, we see a corresponding contraction in,the import trade, We see a falling off in the value of our imports in one year of thirty-nine millions of dollars. ‘These fluctu- ations cause all the trouble and ruin that overtakes the commercial classes in: their pursuits. Notwithstanding sudden changes in the movements of the banks and value of merchandise.imported, the value of our exports remain very steady and the variation from year to year is very trifling compared with our imports. ‘This is be- cause our productions are not governed so much by the course of the banks or the state of the currency. Imronts ann Domastic Exroxts'or tHe Usit- It will be seen by thistable that within the past eight years the greatest variation from year to year in the value of our exports was $11,362,266, while the imports have, varied in one year, from 1839 to 1840, $54,950,613. We see in these great fluctuations the cause of the revul- sions of trade. The movements of the banka, to a great extent, produce these ups and downs. An expansion of the currency creates an advance in prices, and foreign manufsctures are pressed into the market immediately to take the benefit of first prices. A great abundance of paper money depreciates the value of the currency. Foreign manufactures seeking markets will natu. rally rush to that holding out the greatest profits: themselves well in- formed upon matters connected with our finances, specie currency destroys our markets for their goods. The value of our oircu- lating medium regulates foreign imports tuations in both, exhibited in the above tables, show how intimately the two movements are connected. ‘The tariff is merely a secondary consideration, so far as it controls importations. An inflated, depreciated currency, would produce large importations under any scale of duties. ‘The aggregate exports of coffee from Rio de Janeiro for 1843, compared with previous years, shows but a very slight increase in quantity. The exports to the United States in 1943, were much larger than in either 1841 or 1842. The exports to Hamburg have increased, but the falling off in the exports to other countries has been sufti- cient to reduce the total amount shipped to about the ag- gregate of the previous two years, Exrorts reom Rio pk Janeiro ror Tuner Years. manufacturers keep knowing that a United States, bags, Other countries do. . .. Total bags,......... .1,013,915 ‘The importation of flour for the past three years was as 1841, 233,519 bbls. 1842, 150,845 bbls. Old Stock Hxehan ae Vieksbarg Bk 0 25 N’O Cant Bk 1 Merch’s Exe (0 ae Long Island RK opg 73 00 lo 25 Mohawk RR do 1943, 216,017 bbls. $2000 U S 5's, cpn stock ‘5000 N ¥ State 6's, %62 50 Stonington RR 50 Paterron RR SSsses 10 Bk of America 25 Bk State of NY 100 Farmers’ ‘Trust Exchange. 25 shas Canton Co pT do do Vicksburg Bk Mech’s Bkg Ass'n 50 Nor & Wore 2% eo 25 do 50 Harlem RR 50 do State of Trade. Asurs—We continue to quote pots very dull at $450, and pearls at $5. Corron—There was a more decided firm tone in the market to-day. The sales amount to about 2,000 bales, oue half of which was on speculation. Freights dull at 7-16d. for Liverpool; 1 cent for Havre. Hay—Good qualities of North River bale are held at 40 a42c. The receipts are daily increasing, and purchasers re not disposed to operate until supplies have further in- -y—Drudge casks are still held at 23}c, but ope- re very limited. Prison barrels are Reau Estate The following sales were made by auc- The country seat near the village of Jamaica, L. with six acres of land, 12 acres of land, with th main road of the village ot Jat Lot corner of Des! by 80feet,. .. 8 LL. ‘ashington stre Foreign Markets, Matanzas, March 21.—Molasses was sellin coffee, 5 a5); per in; whie pine a ed 19th inst. say: ine lumber, 19 a 20 16 017; shooks, dull. Sales of 16 casks rice from store at 94 rials.” Another letter of the 21st say: is nothing doing, and the market remains very inactive March 23—A sale of 160 casks rice out of store, was efiected on the 19th inst. at 9) Since then, nothing hac ‘The market still remains very inanimate. Havana, March 16.—Our rice market remains dull, and the last sales, the cargoes of the Ann A. Parker, from \d the Hayne’s, from Charl effected at'9 118. leaving on ‘first hands, of the Henry Jenkins, a stock of about 700 casks, so that there 1s little prospect for early improvement. Coftee is ualities suitable for your con- Exchange on New worth from 5 to 5}, for sumption. Molasses, 1f rls. for keg York, 2 a 3discount. March 19.—We have disposed of the Henry Jenkins’ cargo at 9} rls. and the cargo of lumber by the Orbit, at No change since our last. Point Petne, Gand.) Feb, 16.—I embrace this op} nity to lay before you the miserable state of this mu 0 of steam sawed pitch pine Inmber 22, and dull even at these Tar, $2} per Dbl; rosin at $3 @ 3} oards, planed, $12@ 13 per’M; unplaned, no sale; rice, good quality, $3) a4, dull; staves, a $23, dull; shingles, good quality, 375 a $4; flour, about $8; mess beef, $14; are now 32 brigs an was sold this morn: me, 12, duty $2 40 schooners,all Americans, discharg- ing their cargoes, consisting of every description of American exports which are reqnired at this island. fact, 1 can discover nothing that will do to ship to this ‘and in the same period the value of] Massachusetts. together with all # bany, in this State, will pe closed when they will be closed at I. ‘he Mails ou the Rast side of tween that end satonic Railroad, on Mondays, Weduesdays and Friday ‘The Mails by steambuat to Picrmont an¢ ses daily, except *undaya, at Mails supplyivg cffices on the West Hudson River, for parts of the counties of Oringe, Fullivan Ulster and Delaware, will be cl ce The M. Moodava, Weduesdays and he Mails for Mouticelfoy ‘The Mail via Norwich Steam Bos is closed at 9 0" days, ates By this mai! tot Railroa The Southern Mai city. A‘Southerm Mail is c' juding matter for Ws for Brooklyn close d: for the South ide o ednesday sand. Fi ‘Tha Mails tr the, Nort hk ‘The Mail f'r Flushing Se Latest Advices _ RECEIVED 4T THE NEW YORK Buenos Ayres Belize, Hon Jeremie + Kingston, Ja. London iverpool « La Guayra++++ + Passengers Arrivea. Bermupa—Brig F leon—Luciu Passengers Salled. Livenroot—Steam ship Caledonia, from Boston—Geo W Stewart, Mrs Stewart aud child, Mr and ALT E Banister W Whitewright, John 8 delphiay Mr Ward, John Henry Pebiaes Led Wyeth, Waa M ed Large, Win Lattimer’ Wan Le uffenbarg, Arthur Jaffray, Wm Shaw, Stoddard, Henn White, Thos Cochran, Geo Gi Mett, Ci 5. a Homans, Dr J Mason Warr _ MARITIME HERALD. lying North of ‘oN —Arrivals and clearances daring the month (except Sunda val Arrivals Ships. B Brigs. Schrs Sloops. Total. a Tee a a a A TO THE PATRO 6 49 36 109 s.3 brie and 18 schry were British; 1 b cane Total. nm MS FERDINA ND PALMO, hay u a 2 foreign clearnnees, | barque, 2 brigs and I sehrs were ships Bremen, one cleared via New Orleans tl; 2brigs Sicili begs leave respectfully to teuder his and gentlemen » Bingharopton aud O together with “Souther tier of counties,” in this State, are closed with the North M: Newburgh, daily. except Sundays, at A Mail for Yonkers, Tarrytown, ‘skill, is closed daily, except Sunaays, at« * Th» Sieamboat Mail for Boston, via ‘Stonington and Providence, closes daily. excert Sunday 3 it fully assured that ared aud sailed oa tie It. ‘The Caledonia arrived th i Whalemen. Arr at Stonineton 30th uit, Chas Phelps, Hall, NW Coast, via Chili aad Falkland Islaod. 2700 bbls (160 sp)’ oil, 25, bone, Gray of and for ids one day previous to the 28 21, parted co with Fal 2000 sp. Cid at New Bedford 202h ult, Columbus, Hutebins, Pacific Tl 1644. (7 Season Tickets transferable. Your obedient servant, q ¥. PALMO, Proprietor and Manager of the N. Y. Opera House March 29th, 1844 m3 zRERRE ven Land Mail, via ter, Norwalk, to Haven, closes daily (except Sauda: clock ¥ a. Si at Lovclock 4 at) at AMUSEMENTS. YARD. OF TE OPERA HOUSE. ‘ment with the ITALIAN TROUPE, im a Jews forthe ensuing seasov, whea he iutes ome of the most popular Operas,’ comie and seri Also, with the names of the Artists HE NEW YORK Just completed a re-engage- f aeere’thanks to the ladies the eity ot New York, for the hiberal patronage Ye lant season of Operas—ard feeling will extend their aid to enable him to wo ‘will be made kacws to the public dunug the enauing Subscribers’ Book will be opeued on Monday, Apsil Ist, eean. Sailed from Cape Town, CGH. Feb 7, John Adams, Brad- ford, NB, on a cruise. daily, except. Bui Hurd. of Saybrook, for New York, March 30, Bamegat N by W 20 miles—by the Patuxent, at this port. anzas for New York, March 28, lat 30~by the sane, Em - ‘St Jago de Cuba for Boston, March 28, lat 3150 N, jor 5 Columbus, NOrleans for Philadelphia, March 25, off D 5, «eres from Havre for Savannah, March 20, lat 38 28 N, lon 2.39 W. y via Housatonic Railroad, closes . 4 E mail is forwarded matter for those towos in Connecticut and Berkshire Co, Mass , rontiguoos eon and conuecied with the Housatonic loses daily at South fe ‘hilade: ‘ashington City, hen it closes at 1 ies the offices in New Foreign Ports. Ee Gaonaas Bermuda, March 22—Arr Majestic, ‘True, N port, Rapid, Ward, NYork; Cl a ‘ se eeeT AM conveys matter also for Philadel) sed and made up on Satunii Havana, March Lambert, fim B ue; Swan, Blavehari Waban, fot Russia, q ra, Sh 176: Ola, for Cronst York, ume; Ocesnos, Smith, from Boston, arr 13U Havana, for Savannah: from" Frankfurt, err 13th ‘ rt, Adelaide, for N Olga, for Cowes: Ralph Cros h y ud Alexnder, Rol- tario, Hamilton, of and Iadelphia; Pensacola, 248, March 23—In_pert, On: nd; Elizabeth, Brooks, ‘fm Phi ‘alker, iaco, and ‘Trinneph, for Boston, Sid Visiter, [Br Newell, Drammond. Havana; Berna) Trieste; Gazelle, 17th—Arr’ Amos Patte Bailey ‘Trinidad. Sid Duxbury, Carver, NewOr- = i ing, from Charles: in W-Sinith fm ‘Trinidad, just arr, Harriet, Daly, which . jaltimore, returned with | larch 6—In port, Michigan, Coleman, for Bos- itizen, Brown, une. pe, Cuba, March 16—In port, United States, Sa few days , emma Isadora, Avsien, about Jan In vort, Robe le of France for Canton fen, for INew York, to Roualdson, tor NYork, Helena, Benjam ot get away before Delhi, Hurd, Ids, to Paris++ Port au Prince- rt Fulton, Drinker, of Jane 'd_ be the next ves na few teas, but wou less teas should decline Akbar, Hallect, had goue to Manil'a, for rice; eiglitz, Blackler, and Panama, Benjamin, Cineianati, Wilson, for Amsterdam, to sail ia 2 weeks—others as before. Home Ports —Sld Meridian, ¢ 3—Arr (and sup ith nearly full, and tor do, had taken Wircasser, Marel Boot ueay Mar sed sid 25th) Ocean, port for Martinwue; tor New York; rt for do; Texas, Sweoe Se cH ine do; Fair Dealer, eoke! nis. Havana; Como, E a Br J id Palm, Nickers York. Old Mar 8. Waln Copper, Rogers, N son, Phiiadelphia 30, Lawrence, Mayo, Baltim Mechanic, Sawyer, Bangor for 18 Dill, D Dacon. New Beprorp, March 29—Arr Peruvian, Black, Philadel BARTOWN, March 27—A\ Newport, &e. for Bost Franklin, for N Yo ENCE, M | ‘Terry, and Trvall, Jane Henderson, Hin ‘al A . rds, Mr Thatcher, ‘Mis Shaw, AF Gourd: Win MeMaatern Alexe John % steers Chaties Sauter, 3) Hoh famine, James, Wilson, adius Dorel, i rt h ° son, all of New York: Jas Biderman, Delaware: ‘Thor Delage festen; W'S Morton, Columba Consul General South America, and servant servant, of —: Win Parker and lady, Fran Baxter, and Consort Cl Win Pitt, Bak Maria Jane, Alley, Hallo: rovidence; John F Crouch, Lomlin; lediava. Corson, and Venus. Wilson, N RicuMonp, March 3i—Arr per, Sandwich; I jomers, Poweil. New: April’2—A, Er. ‘A'Lord, Pitt, N York and Baltimore, tldridge, Boston k Union, Paine, Boston. Akerman, Greenwie offiay, Amos Patten, from } [Sw] Almgrn, Aisterdam; Moses, ; Itimore; Skjold, [Danj Arr Aun A Parker, Brightman, Ha- NY. Thompson, Shannon, ‘edd, SL Bush, Newts re TVA Sumuer, Eliphtet Baker, CH. Tadd, 8 Can Noyes, Darwin Chiaflia, 8 Hl York; North loses, Montreal; Robt Kel Au 77, APALACHICO Eben Preble, Perkins, a ee Foreign {mportations. Bramupa—Brig Falcon—200 hides 200 skins 3000 Ibs arrow root lot old copper $4900 Tucker & Lightburn. Matanzas—Schr Patuxeat—80 hhds 8 tes 15 bbls molaages 4 do honey Kead & Hoppock—63,000 oranges Backhouse & Cone, ith, N'Vork:. Tiberiu ture, (Bi rd. Havre, dg; Dauntles “s.and Courtenay, }, (Br) Boothbay, do, iv ‘akona, Borland, for New York wtk; Rothschild, Huron, Paine, and Ids rlemag ht or chtr; ‘Tro ja eating Days of the Steam Ships. FROM AMEAICA. PROM LIVERYOOL., Acadia, Shanson+ mia, Ryrie G. Western, Matthews +++ G. Britain, Hosken ++ barques Tiberius, Merritt, and Mersey, ‘Tucker, w Welsh, Magna, for N York, Wg; Duke of € ra ir) Conrad, from Liverpool, pnox, and Robert Watt, Blanchard, wi; ) Nature, (Br) Ale ren,and Florida, Packets to Arrive FROM LIVERPO % Columbus, Cous, 18 §.Whitney, Thompson, Mar ‘ Queen of the West, "Mai FROM PORTSMOUTH. Montreal, Tinker, = Mar. FROM Havan Albany, Watson, Mar. 1 S.de Grasse, Thompson Mar.8 3 - <= Packets to Sail. d, Nickerson for FOR LIVERPOOL, za, Mallory, wee; and Echo, Davis, wig; Fioridian, Brown; Swallow, Shannon, for NOrleau: — REWARD!!! OMMITT + E of the . do hereby offer a re FOR PORTSMOUTH. P, Albert, Sebor, Toronto, Griswold, April 10 FOR Ha Argo, Anthony, tien of an illegal voter at the Notice to Pilots and Pubtisiie! by order of the General Co ion. ALEX COPELAND, President. A. H. DAVIES, Secretar ad = ————— Captains of Vessels. All Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fact that Robert 8. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, isnot now in our employ. He is not, therefore, to receive any newsp»pers or reports intended for the New York Herald. MONTHLY M“ETING of the Brooklyn evolent and Library Association. will be i dth, 1844, at National Hall,160 Fulton Foreign Letter Bags. Hereafter, Letter and Newspaj World, will be made up at the Henaio Orrice. ‘The members are par: ticularly requested to attend. MUEL BROWN: for all parte of the | WILLIAM GLASSE OF JOURNEYM Ship Masters and Agents, We shall estorin ita favor, if Captains of Vessels wilt give to Commodore Rowenr Sizvey, of our News Wlect, a lu= the Port whence they sailed, the List of their Ca rt of the Shipping left easels Spoken on their any Foreig Newapaper Gia rom pepe THE JOURNEYMES TAILORS of the City of New I meet en masse at Dann’s Sixth Ward Hetel, on Ath ingtant, at B o’elock, vital importance to the trade will be pre- a. ISTELLO, Presid Sih ca WM. GLE NCROSS, VP: MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, Cor. See a3 2t*re ; je" ‘ i mn iramediately om their arr sented, by order bid oe ERGED PROPELLERS. 542 6 5 Cleared Parker, New O lea Mobile —Barque Toulon, Rich Peters —Brige Emma, Wait, Maracaibo, Bouchaud & Thebaud; ‘Newcomb, Port au Prince, F iliams, Wilmington, Hume, Conklin, 8t Domingo, A © Rossiere & Co; Mary Fran- ‘oster & Nickerson; Norway ,Gilpatrick, ; Two Brothers, Bennett, Boothbay, Me. . ‘Tarr, Matanzas, F Darien, Ga Tw poek master, Schr Oliver, Fuller, 3days from Boston, with mdse, to the master. Sche Nantucket, Gifford, from Falmouth, Mass. ia ballast, to master. BIT wo brigs, unknown. Ships Philadelphia, Watlington, Liverpool; bary Kimball, Gregory, Havana; Bremen brig Josephine, Bremen, and ethers, Herald Mart; Or: do; Benj Kush, Y: on: 30th, Albert niogton for Bos Ba tmore for Boston delphia place for the next six weeks to come. On Tuesday, 2 inst. Isanee Hastie, in the ninth yi At Bermuda, on the 23d wit. Wm. Tucnen, Eeq. of New daughter of William 8, Weekly Report of Interments In the City and County of New York, from the 23d day of meee ONY Starch to the at dny of March ig 0 Anpeurism, 1; Apop! neuris ho o in, 4 6; do of chest, 4; do he srt, 1; do of lungs, 175 do si aive 3; Ingemperanes, 3; Mal- 1; Sprue, 1; Teething, |; Uléers, 2. Gr. Ui ; 1 to 2, 17; 2 to 5, 15; 5 to 10, 5310 to 20, 28 to 90,29; 30 to 40, 8; 40 to 50, 16; 50 to 60, 13; 60 to 70, 5:7 wane, hone emrernt Close. . ing the Racer the territories of on 5 Vermont lying off Double Headed Shot K: hence for of sche Weo & Willy 4, Fan on the rocks to th dy might last. Soon aft from the shore; they succeede bor, wit! fans € a) ble di ¢ bottom, Toev are discharging her, da Gaz Mareh 19 ‘York, and intended for the tatendence of Capt Bliffing, whi fan honor to the city, element shout one o*etc down the keel of a ship influeutial houses of th: Pont or Naw York, Sh Total, a’ From Foreign Ports, Coastwise, Total, 4 1 Whole niinter 1390—0f these 129 wer West of the Green Mountains county of Berkshire, and 1 Bremen. SY. of the city of New York, the original Oblique Water Wheel.” for prey ciple now used, his provement theron ‘on the imp-oved mode may be applied on tte same as those now ia use for th ‘he improvement FULL MOON +++ + « HIGH WATEK «+ J Atkins & Co; Roches- e- Matanzas, Buck & that its propelling power will be at least thirts per cent greater than thaa that cf the Propetl Foster & Nickerson; D sise of steam power in use, without 1 dels and further information, anpty to RALPH BULKUEY, JOSEPH L. GARDNER, BOYD & HINCK 9 Fora view of mo- zz *, O1 ye 19 t y, 22 davs from EKingston, pabtoeh ake voor alee tt 62 Broad street, lately ocoupted tewenty-three feet nine inch street. and about one handred and thirt ir story brick buildiag,used as.a Workshol cr partieware apply to HRODOK« SEDGWICK, Soliei 20 GEORGE U. SIEM 23, with molas- 1, 5daps from Thomastoa, tng into the Ln et. large and three small rt 8; two rooms finished in the gartet. one 1s'an office, 15 by 2t foe parate from th: offire, No 59 Front street, New York, or to the 1» F.W.B ne Correspondence ror THE Ritop) tn for N Yorks Jo id Morgiana, Dyer, Norfolk wth be: yto JOIN VANDER. 11 March 29, Nantucket, Gifford, Faln 1, Somers, Dighton for do; Frackt cor taining 116 h trees and a val * VANDERBIL —Capt C reports that t coming out of Sti morning, Ket ashore, Where she rem ined when ‘Sid st, Catedonia, and Hero, Atbany; Flash, Lake, P ton harbor this the Hudson, and s seven rooms, with pleasure Apply at the Abby Hotel Il detained by head winds. ‘e learn from Capt + b from Matanzas. hat the Britush’ bat werpool, from New Orleans, having been in contact on th ata Rent 63°0 per annum, NY AND TROY LINE ALBANY AND TRO u ved other damage. ‘The ship was much damaged sails and rigging, and putinto Key West tore pat and crew of (oe bargae cetarn their aimcere tha ks to the mater hi Troy in ample tin For freight or pisrage, apply on board, or to 8. M. Drew, at ec jay light nssistauce reached her | eh,» office fn the what ting her into Ely's Har. rudder broken, considera: feet water in her hold. nrvey having been held.—{ Bermu- LauxcH—At Kensington, from the # Hiommirt, a barqae of about 300 tons barthea, built for New Janeiro trade. under the st, er- to command her. ‘The style Wis alike creditable to the builders in every resvect, a first class vessel, and he ix expected i hk Mr Hama aboot 600 t and fraine of x buqae of about 200 ton in the same yard. ‘Ths two latter are ia IRS, BEWARE. N THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND I most important to chose an experienced ‘ANS has removed his Old Galen's Hetd kinan streets. where he eoutinues bis ate diseases, no matter He apprise the citizens and strangers that ip yard of John K most excenoreteery, cares of all d derate, hia consultations strietly private, Observe the number—mistakes are often dangerous— Medicines ard directions sent to any part of ulars stating the ease, and enclosing five dollars. city. —[ Phila. LASS | OUNTRH-CASES—Wanted to three handsome Pinte Glase Coses sew Any one having a set of the above article may fin by addressing a pote to ‘Gloss Care” at this office be required ‘tll May if the owner has any se for them TISH BARQU y at the office of ARAB AN rs will please prese CO D GLASS—A few cases Stained Window Glass a re American, 4 British Ue NOLTEMUS PARK THEATER, Boxes 50 Cents—Pit 9 Cents—Gallery 1234 Cents. MR. WALL ND MRS. BROUGHAM. THIS EVENING, April 3, 1644. The performance will commence with BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Washiigton. [Correspon tence of the Herald.} Wasutnaroy, April 1, 1844 T have been this morning to attend the first e« niversary of the National Institute. I have by this mail no time to write out my notes, and I therefore send them as they are. Present—The President of the United States, John C. Spencer, Sec’y Wilkins and P, M. G. Wickliffe, Commissioner Ellsworth, Senator Woodbury, Z. Pratt, and a few other members of Congress, with a large audience of ladies and gentlemen. Music by band. Long prayer by Rev. C. F. But- of Georgetown. ; DO! KF. David Davigae tenes + Mr. Wallack. ‘After wi BAMBOOZLING. ‘To conelude with ‘ YOUTHFUL QUEEN, Christine-++ ++ stone ‘Mrs. Brougham. CHATHAM THEATRE. 3% Cents. piggdid Play of eT. THIS EV! NING pls the 8 ROMEO AND JULI Romeo: ++ THE KING OF THE MIST. Gertrude: ++ he ‘ > Mr. E. §. Connor Reynolds. MITCHKLL'S OLYMPIO THAR S BENEFIT OF MISS CLARKE, HIS EVENING, Age} 3, the Farce of THE WELSH GIRL. After which NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. After whieh MY SISTER KATE. ‘9 conelnde with THE ALPINE MAID. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, Bores 25 Cent JOHN TRYON SPLENDID DISPLAY O 5 THIS EVENING, April 3, Grd ‘Turkish Bate (9 The Original * apoear this evening. past 7 o'clock. ee. andy Jim’ Band of Minstrels will C7~ Doors open at 7—Performance commences at quarter AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR EVERY DAY AND EVENING 'T Commencing on Monday, A\ Jee Baw. Yanivers adltted he ta THE KENTUCKY MINSTREL! week more Nondeteript, ar Contortio talented DOG BILLY. Misa, RICHARDS, « charming. Vocalist Is! 5 revening free are engaged foi ‘inger and Story T 0 her with POLL ANIEL L. } heir native cost: ge may be see, Phe GIPRE.Y Qt ly consulted at all hours of the day and evening. t 3 o’cloel Jueen. 18 WEEK. 1844. ngaged—Mr. WM. COLE, the celebrated Chinese —togetier with his educated and aT JV, the admired Danseuse. A! “kK, late from Burop is first al Trance, oh neon Sentimental Singer. sai HITLOCK, the renowned Banjo Play WILL TANS. AMBERT. The GIPSY FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger many, and faithtul representatives of the ancient people of N, the Fortune ‘Teller, may be private rf Performances every evening At if o'clock, and Wednesday ¥ 9 cents—children under ten years 1234 cents. Twen | odie extra; for private consultations with the Gipser PHALS 5 SW YORK MUSKUM. AND PIOTURE GALLERY OPENS TO-DAY, WEDNE MK. HR R.H. BEN respectfully peculiar ple sure begs t0 state, ring been enabled to establi:h an agency in Englan mit hum to present a @ measure justify him i> rai K the price ail thot he hopes, is that he may experier snd when the public peree grate that he spares jopes he isnot too sanguil either exer reasonably aclicit. ‘The Manager is proud to have the honor to inform th and gent! New York, that he has it in his power mit to their Tom Thumb, onsisting 0 a LAPLAND DWARF OF THS SAME AG AS THE GENERAL! AND THREE INCHES SHORTER!! in the evening as Tre following 1 performers are Mademoiselle Pauline, the delizhtful dacsuese; harming vocalist; Mr. DeLarne, the uarive Blanchard, the grace'ul juggieress, and Mr. Richi rated singer ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. NO HAL® PRICE, s that will per- putinual succession of Novelties, of such robation of er has iu- of adu Museum, bat such a vlau be wall not pursue—all that he esks— double patronage ; hat in his anxiety to afford them or expense—he : a ansicipating that they will cheerfully grant him that encouragement which he does not wn- ‘There will be a performance this afwernoon at 3 o'clock, and <; Performance in the Lecture Room to commence at half-past ° 5 ‘HIBITION OF ORIG wil which have ever adorned be allowed to study in. the Fexhil find a Catalogue, which will exp ieces, quoting the passages of al ave en, AL PAINTINGS, ATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF ‘THY OLD MASTERS, EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL, Corner of Nassau and Beekman streets. 1 the histnrt al and other | Commence operations on the Mole, or Breakwater, in the tance only 25 cents, m7 Imixgb NEW YORK, APRIL 2d, 1844, Notice TO ARTISTS. are Agvual Exhibition day Pictures will be ceived between the 10 position as may be gi By order of the Coun ad Stig J. MR. J. PARKER’ eived, but not sent for, and U public that. in c leg Extra Ladies’ Trekets 50 cents: can a3 3% re The Reoms of the Academy ww ready for the reception of works fo. the ensuing oth must take their chance of such MORTON, Secretary, N. A. EXHIBITION BAL. K.P. has the honor to announce to his friends and the mjueuce of the number of dances in April, on which occasion upwards of | Ton, but understood they had rendez preparation, his Anoual Exnibition Rall will not take place an til MONDAY, the i thirty dances ‘will ce brought forward ickets $1, to admit a Gentleman and Two Ladies— be Washington Hell, Lovejoy’s Hotel, and at Mr P's residence, 207 Bowery. § meatal Conce't will be g veu for the benefit of the Soc: Monday tvening, 8th ¢ Italinu Oper tie Company yer distin) city, wh Si ho RT OF ENGLISH, SCOTTISH M § CUMMING respserfally one « their LastCone-it for the Seas lay the 12th instant, when they will be as ", late of Irelard. and Mr CLIRE 4 ALIAN CHEMIC permanent eure of all nd Eruptions of the Bi n DISHONEST COUNTERFEITERS, who sttempe to coun erfeit this valuable, working effect, blessed such i ot decei ¥ do not touch it. If uM tise HI pirtienlarly for Jones's Lealian Chemieat Sc ly warriut the above ty be its real qualitie surprising woanuer ‘tis dangerous or naeleas Many may think has ia hud nburn, morph ve old sores, referred to who But mind it cures, Get i where else in American Eagl+, 2. hatham street, and 323 Brow! y in Boston at Redding’s, 8 State streets Ze ings, Philadelphia; 207 King street, Charleston, 1d Mis. Hays, 139 Fulton street, RESTORE, BEA hY AND DRE THE HUMAN H.- TO ACTUALLY FORCE I AND CURE DANORUFF, Se TRIAL BO “£S wed Jone know ite excell that the fact of our of our statement—and thet we are i bottles uni aw ture iutens Dandruff, and wake dressing the hair deed, the inost ght. ted or urey hair grow dark hillicgs a hottlemat the Sign m street, New York; 110 Brooklyn; # State street. Boat delphia; 207 King street Charle ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of this | from England.—Philad. yshave she pleasure of annoancing to their friends and pa trons and the public in geneval, that Grand Vocal and Instre- A aL lls IRISH AND timate that they | released nnd at Miblo’ * UGH. (c7* Programmes will be issued to the MusieStores be Satur a3 3U SAL SOAP. t essed and wonderfal remedy ever discovered | 85f, 63] ; $4000 do. 63) ad ia its wonder " se be for Jones? Italian Chemical Soap. IC they offer you another, yi We positive: F. | $8000 State O's bot, 64; $2000 de italso in the most is Jones's Soap and still effects these city but at the siga of the ap im GROWTH, TLES-THREE SHILLINGS, ‘oral Hair Restorative if at prove the trnt tafraid of persous trying a sinall quantityot it tirst. We warrant it to posseastthe following | Havana, March 29—Sid Loe will force the hair to grow on any port where ua: | York. » hair to jurow, stop it falling off, cure Seurf or a or lky. bo og exceeds this Iti " | yet superior, article made fur the he Music upon some strange all sorts of an instru- ment, apparently a piano—curious, extraordinary, original. ° President introduced the Hon. Senator Walker, who proceeded to deliver the opening address. Note—The President the of United States is ex off- cao the patron of the Institute. Mr. Walker delivered a very able and learned address. _Note—Mr. Walker is slightly touched with vanity. He said this is the first meeting of science ever convened at Washington. ‘ He then proceeded totouch upon the following subjects and American Inventions:— : Electricity, Franklin and others; Galvanism, Dr. Hare and others; Deflagrator, Calorimetor, Morse’s Electric Telegraph, Magnetism, Light, Heat, As- tronomy, Comets, Meteors, Meteorology, Storms, two rival theories of Redfield and of Espy, the lat- ter at the head of this science. Chemistry, New ry Ether, Softening India Rubber, Refining Lard Oil, Sugar and Molasses from corn stalk: Flour Mill, Steam on Railroads, Stevens, his son Robert L.; the Russian Steamer Kamschatka, two days from Washington to Rio Del Norte, and four days from ditto to the mouth of the Columbia, Ericson’sPropeller,CaptainStockton and his Prince- ton, the Patent Office, Cotton, Hemp, Wool, Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin, Ornithology, Audubon, Mi- neralogy and Surveys, Geography, Coast Surveys, Hassler, Fremont discovered the pass in the Rocky Mountains, which is not 20 miles from the Boun- dary of Texas ; Stevens and Catherwood; Theory of Barthquakes ; Medicine; Chemistry applied to Agriculture; Statistics. -s Mr. Walker went over all these subjects, givin, honorable and complimentary notice of a host o| Americans to whom these sciences are indebted. ‘The address was learned and is a valuable com- pendium of American National Science. 5. B. 'TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasuinaton, April 1. Nothing of special interest bas been de ay. Bate Mernick’s Post Office Bill is before the Senate, and Senator Phelps is making a speech against the bill, Should he advance any argument worthy of notice, I will endeavor to let you know. House of Representatives Wastixoron, April, 1. Territorial Business— Mineral Business "This was one of three days set apart exclusively for the business of the Territories. 4 A resolution of enquiry was adopted calling on the President to state how many persons had been appointed to office without authority of any speci- fic law, since 1840—who they are and out of what fund they have been paid, &c. This is intended to reach cases similar to those of Mr. Parmlee, &c. and other private agents of the Government. The House then went into Committee of the Whole, Mr. Ex-Speaker Wurre in_the chair, and sat till rly 5 o’clock discussing Bills for lowa and Wisconsin. Pfs Bills were passed appropriating $12,500 each for the harbors of Racine and Southport in Wisconsin, also three or four Bills making roads in Iowa and Wiscons : : A Bill was also discussed which provides for the sale of all the lead lands in lowa and Wisconsin; they are ali to be thrown into the market to the est bidder. It having been found that the Go- vernment has always been a_loser by keeping the mineral lands on its hands. This bill was opposed by Barnard and Cave Johnson —becaase they said the lands ought first to be valued by a ¢ sovernment Surveyor, but it ultimately passed the Committee and was reported tothe House. The other Bills were all read a third time in the House and passed. ‘The House then adjourned. It is worthy of note that there were scarcely 100 members in the House at any time during the day. / * Te Copper Lands on Lake Superior are not in- cluded in the above bill. From Laauayra.—The Caraceas, Captain Di arrived at this port yesterday, from Laguayra Puerto Cabello, having made a remarkable short voyage outand home.” It willbe recollected that ‘T. U. Waker, architect, and passengers on board, to tants, wel harbor of Laguayra, for the construction of which he had made a contract with the vernment of Venezuela, for NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. | the 81m of two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars. ‘The work will be prosecuted with energy, and is to be two hundred an taky yards in length, twenty-two feet at the base, and t fe and built entirely of stone. We have ve it will prove both et at the to; on to bell ‘The Porters of the Academy will call for such Pictures, of | creditable and profitable to our scientific fellow townsman. which notice may be sent in, notil ihe 10th iastent. After that Captain Dill represents the market as well supplied with American produce and manufactures.—Philad. Gazette, April 2. ah Tes From Messina, Sictuy.—The Persia, Captain Chandler, of North Yarmouth, arrived Petit ond this port from Messina, with a full cargo of fruit in fine ord on Capt. C. states that the crops of fruit had been very good this season. Saw none of the A\ was reported at Messina that Greek in the Mediterranean, and had made some captures ; /but we think the correctness of the report may be doubted, otherwise some intelligence of such piracies would, in al probability, have been received by the Inst steamer R. W. Poorer, charged with robbing a room- mate at the City Hotel, appeared in the Cit Court on Saturday, and through his counsel made appli- Ld have volunteered | cation for the removal of his trial to another county. His counsel filed affidavits setting forth their belief that the prisoner could not obtain a fair and impartial trial in thin city by reason of the prejudice excited against him. ‘The Court granted the application, and the prisoner was then bail for his uppearance at Harford County t! ird Monday in May next.—Baltimore April 2. ourt American Sales of Stocks at Philadelph Z joann, April 2 —$5000 State 57s bot, 644; $8000 do Fey Bironcian Raf $3000 do, Ot, 100 shares Wilmington RR, Sf, 17; 100 do do of, 17}; 60 do do bof, 17}; 50 do do 174/48 io Jommercial Hank, o4;0 do Mechanica Baok 1300 Ches, and Del. 6's, 1896, 44]; 4% Pai}, to do Girard Sank, 7]; $9000 Hlinois Bonds, 41. Skconp Boann, April 1.—100 shares N. O. Gas, 304; 60 ‘iirard ‘Trust, 214; 10 do Manwfacturers and Mechanica 1; $1000 U.S. 5°, 1853, 1024; $100 State 5, 63}; 64; 20 shares ae, nd Mechs. k, 434; 22 dodo 439; 1 do 'Iphia Bunk, 105} T do Bank, 2 214; 3 do Farms do, 13; 1 do Phila LATKST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Poreapecenis, April 2—Art Imogene Shed, New Orleans Eliza & Susan, Dyer Mobi merald, Hox . Sal 5 Concern, Besurne veer Wee ae , Stover Buel |, Beth, N eo; Nusgara, Youvg. i Johny Nib; Mary With, Cialt, Matanzas: Phenit, an, Wedge, Montev . Lauderman, Laliwayra and Porto Cabelloy March 30-—Cld Favorite, (Br) Masters, Hali #, Boston ch 0—Are JW Kimpton, NYork; Macon, n Star, Maydgner Cld John’ Caskie, Hava » Mayr goer New Ornvvans, March 21—Arr save Allerton « Sea, ” oso Cld Golub, (fir) Satter, Livers Foe I eee renee: gi Caraiiua, Brown; F:lizabe ¥ th, and Monsoon, Vai &, yard taal Haveey Fmpire, Sienvey, Mar vene Thr] Very, Antiewa; Homer, Watts Adamact, Parrivgion, & ne ‘ hy forts FSi Leaisa, Philadelphia; York, New FOURIER'S BIRTHDAY. eee vesconot CHARLES FOURTERS MDAY, will take place ou Saturday the 6th April A ac'the Apotto Saloon, Brosdway. Wrthe Dioner $1. w be ebteined at J. @. Red: corner of Buekmya and Nassau street. TO MILLINERS, ia the market. All the above will be sold at wholesal tail, at 36 Marden Lane and 37 John street having coneinded to give np th the preseut season, will offer ind Pleased to call,not to be met with in any ot apd Im*ec ORK SOCINTY LIBRARY fie extempor fir iii ON WATER CURE,” Ml sei TURE “Reoutar” and “IRrnKGULAR,” ‘THompsontan, Homoratiitc And the reia | s AND LE. TH OF LIFE Co ercing.on We ‘Phumnday sth, Saturday 6th, veut. te admis i + ns Dancino will be repeated Friday 4 Pearl street, up stairs ENGLISH BONNETS, MILL! NERY, we ChIVED AT UST RE J. LYON'S, 37 Sohn street 6M Lane, a splendid assortment'of ENGLISH BO. ETS, en of super Patents, fine Rutlaods, Al raid, Se Be. assortment of bons, ‘Silks, Flow article in che mil tine." Milliners and and other art gh ali in ) ited to call mo examine the above. the Teughian Tata ar> the clearest and bea a NERY a DR. SYLV¥STER GKAHAM will deliver a Course of Including Reviews of the various modes of treatiog disease we April 3, and to be continue | on te ‘londay 8th, and Wed esday 10th To'commence qaarter befune 8. Tickets for the Course $1— rekets ray jad of Saxton & Miles, 205 Broadway, oF of R. Goss, 63 Barclay street, PR a2 Btis* re RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS. A Purse for AURS Dollgrs, Mile Heats, beat three in five, to big 4 TH DAY, {th instant, ac3bs o'clock precisely, faiu or shine, nye Wim, Wheatan o+s sees. h Robin ¥, Wood et vbeh Wiliem Tell. Patric! vee > Northrupp ++ ry Maid, ad 2% re sinters street, @ etnall white an eee erg one five dcliar bill, ene st three L8T=0" Monday the Ist about noon between 397 8 eof ove dollar, snd about 90 cents i iT change. — Te eee rity Doeuitnly rewarded, by reference to thre of- flee. pS Stre JESE FEMALE PILLS: and celebrated Pills, (om Portngal, are ed cry See ast vertine ~ PORT purse fine five