The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1844, Page 3

havejused st for their own agrandizement, and assessed enormons taxes on all classes. The system lately adopted in this State, and the policy enforced in Cincinnati, will have a very great influence on all future obligations, and restrict all the governments adopting them to their present indebtedness. The movements recently made in this and the European markets in coffee, we attributed more to the abundance of money and the low point prices had reached, than to the small stocks at any port. So far as Brazil coffee is concerned, our statements have since been confirmed, by the receipt of the yearly official report of the Cape trade of Rio Janeiro. We annex the state of prices a! that port for three years, monthly, quarterly, and yearly, ‘We quote the description known as 1st Prices or Corres ren Cwr. 18 mie JaNeiRo, with THE Gk FOR THREE Years. Ave Fon Excuan me has panes A Exe, lat good. ‘Exc. 1st good. Exc. 1st good. a. d. s. d. sd 30,565 «39 9 29,03 GO 26,3065 | 28 10 30 8 «28,909 35 426,978 Bh 39 6 Bu 079 6 29 8 35 1 (26,83t 8 4 31 340 26 10 38 5 29 6 1 wo 4 29 Pia) 391 327 a8 38 6 27 a. 3B 4 28 9 26 3 38 0 29 0 21 381 a4 27 6 31516 37 0 28 2 2 3 November, 31033 26 4 30 9 “a7 December,’ 29,503 36 4 20 a4 Avernge cf the year, 30,634 38 3 27,157 90 9 «257K It will be seen that in 1841, the average of exchange way 30,634, and the average price of coffee 338. 3d., while the average for 1943 of exchange was 25,734, and the average price of coffee 268, 6d., and reaching in the month of December, 1543, 24s. 4d. per cwt. The same reduction has been experienced in prices, in nearly all the principal markets of the world. Quotations having reached so low a point, operators were fully convinced an advance must soon take pluce, and capital being very cheap and abundant, and ready for investment in any- thing holding out the slightest prospect of gain, many went into the business on purely speculative principles. ‘The movement did not become so general as anticipated, either in our markets or those of Europe. The effect here was to check operations. Prices advanced on the first move, and have since been sustained, but the trans- actions have been very limited. ‘The recent report made by the Georgia Railroad com. pany shows a great improvement in the affairs connected with the road. For the months of March, 1843, and 1844, the ratio for earnings has been as $7,944 to $25,007. Length of the Road, 190} miles—fiat bar 100 miles, ‘1’ rail the balance of the distance—six miles of trestle work, one-third of which will be filled up at a future day. ‘Total cost of the Road. .........+ $2,581,723 ‘Average cost per mile, exclusive of eng! sia ‘The earnings of the Road for 13 months, ending. Dec. Ist, 1843, amount to... ... ee os « «$297,531 4 Expenses’ of conducting the Road for that period ..cccecscecerece cee cece s 84,841 43 Leaving a profit of. . 0... 6 s+ ee eos + $93,190 51 ‘The earnings from tae Ist December, 1843, to 1st March, 1844. $36,716 ‘The earnings during : 25,000 ‘The earnings during March, 1948. : 7,944 ‘The failure of the Phoenix Bank of Columbus, Geo., is still creating considerable excitement in the vicinity of its lecation. The card published in this city; by one of the parties, whose name was connected with the institu- tion, has instigated an investigation into the affuirs of the Bank. Martin, the President, is represented as being, at the timeiof the explosion, a partner of Lentilhon & Co.— It will be seen that four of the principal stockholders, as reported onthe oath of the President, are all accused either directly or indirectly with the recent extensive frauds consummated by G. Kostar, on the banks and in- dividuals of this city, Augusta and Columbus. Lentilhon and Co, appear in the annexed list as the owners of 319 shares, valued at $31,900. Mr. Lentilhon in his card, says —‘| have never been owner of that institution, nor had I ever any direct interest in its business.” The following returns were made by the ex-President, Martin, to the Governor of the State, last October. State or THe Paexix Banx, or Corumeus, Octonrn Assets. . Liabilitie Loans and discounts,- $161,913 Capital, ++ + $295,525, eal estate, o* 6.51 ulation, : 7,969 Spacie and specie fads 70,358 Dividead ace ‘278 Profit and loss, 93,151 Deposites,++ + 29,578 remniunin expense, + 1,381 $333 350 $333,359 List oF Stockwoupens. Name Shares. n't paid. Total. Solomon Kneeland 40 $100 + Saunel Kokogee, 33 ig wee *. M; 47 tee Nath: ++ 465 aoe Danist 18 fie G. Kostar, 851 vee John D. Fields, 8: Et ‘A. Mayer * aya Henry Strick ‘an WwW Lenul Patuck Gibs a) Win, iH. Howland & Uo. i trustees, 4 Forleited,+++ + ML vee od Old Stock Kxchange. 763, 112, 150 sivas Canton Co. uM City 7's, 62 ae 15 Contributionship Ins vy 509 Uhio 6's, "60 150 Harlem KR 6 16000 do 93% 50 dy 66, soon do 30 91 575 Lorg Island RR 72 100 do 60 91% 50 do 7” Hay Kentucky G's bao 16h 1b0 Mo tnt 00 Kentucky 6's lo, 120 do 100% 75 Nor & Wore 38 S000 do p60 1008 100 do 10000 Penn’a 5's 66° 100 do $30 38 soca do 93066 675 = do 000 = do 8066 125 = do btw 39 2000 do 330 66% 50 do 915 39 500 Atlantic seri BW 25 do bi % An Hato BE, new 107 73 NJomey RR 160 Siig H mt #) fratlie Ble Ci 7 Mohawk RR Hy #® Stonington BR 36! 50 do 36)5 Exchange. $6000 Ohio 6's, 60 btw 93! 50 shus Nor & Wore 20 3934 150 shas Farmers? Ln pa 38% 75 da 39 50 Vicksburg 9 125 do 50 Long Islaad BR. 2 do 83 39! 100 do 0307336 50 do bi0 39} 25 do 83723, 50 do bnw 39! 100 Nor & Wore 38: 50 Harlem RR b3u 66 2 60 38: 0 do 654 £25 do #15 36% 300 66 25 do ald 38% 100 do rtw 65! 50 do ba 3950 do b3 65! % do bis 3934 50 do 'b3 65! State of Trade. Asnes—Pots are very dull at our former quotations of $4 434 a 4 50, and pearis are held at $5. Beeswax—Prime yellow sells as fast as it arrives, at 30} a30}c. ‘The demand is principally for export. Burapstures—No change in this market.sWestern flour continues at $4933. The following estimate of wheat in store at the west, is derived trom the best sources of infor- mation :— Vermillion, bush. Huron, « do Sandusky, do Vontive, . . do Grand Riv! Kalamazpo, On the west shore of Lake Michigan,.. . . 55,000 do ‘This is exclusive of the quantity we reported a day or two since. é ‘Corrox—The market has been quiet again to-day, with Dut little disposition shown to operate, on the part of buy- eror seller, The sales are about 1,000 bales, without change in price, though we understand some offers were accepted to-day which were refused on Saturday, and others solicited without obtaining them. ‘he market is rather more in favor of the buy Coa—There have been seve arrivals within a few days; but sales have not transpired. Two cargoes arriv- ed yesterday, and are hardly in the market. Foriants—Some few engagements of freights to Laver- pool, at jd. to 4d. were made to-day, at which rate the packet of the 1ith filled up; buteven at these rates there is little cotton Lovesey 2 Hay—'The receipts down the river continue to a fair ex- tent, and sales are also very limited We quote 40 a 42c for good qualiti eee Aihion’s would readily command $1 50 a1 524; but there is very little in first hands, ‘There are several lots of Liverpool fine due, but at present the market is quite clear. Wuisxey—Drudge cai ill held at 23}e. Prison barrels continue very inactive at former quotations, Carrix. Manket—At market, 650 beef eattle, (350 from the south) 75 cows and calves, ‘and 400 sheep. Prices ot Beef Cattle—A further advance of 60 cents per cwt. has bean obtained, and we quote $5 50a $7 for good retailing qualities. bh ordinary sells for $5, all sold. Three bullocks from Westchester county sold at $9; one of them was the best animal sold in this market for two years. ves—All sold, at $12 0 $24. Sheepjand Lambs—All sold, at $2 50 a $5. : The following sales were made by auc- tion Chancery sale of 50 lots on the Ist avenue and ave- -nue Aand 16th and 17th streets, comprising the whole block 1 lot corner ist avenue and 16th PO ee ere Tlotson the Ist avenue, between 16th and 17th streets, per lot...» . $674 to $825 17 lots on 16th street vere A, perlot,. ss...» eon 17 lots on 17th str 1 8 lots on avenue A, . per lot,vsevee n | apaan fo 9078 According to the Miner's Journal of the 6th inst. the amount of coal sent by the Railroad, for the week ending April 4, 1844 :-— ++ 1,092 04 Pottsville. . 66 eee Sehuylkill Haven, . . 8,36 08 Per lant report,. ssseersece ees Tons... .. 4.06 os eae osbt 1ST 18 ‘up to present time, is ‘The quantity shipped by cana Hout 5,00 tons *he price of freight to Philadelphia, ix 70 cents, and to nk $190, So far, business moves slowly, there being but little demand for coal at present, except for manulacturing purposes. Foreign Markets. Jamaica, March 8.—Flour—There have been but few transactions in t! ticle since our last publication, but as the imports have not been so heavy of la they were formerly, an improvement in the market is looked for as the stock decreases. The sales comprise 400 bbls New Orleans, at 27s; 600 bbls Philadelphia and 400 bbls Bal more at 248; and a mixed lot of 500 bbls Baltimore an New York, also at the last named figures. Alot of Phile- delphia, lately arrived, was offered ut 30s, but refused, 298 only having n bid for it. We understand, however, that bolders are now asking 32s, Imports from the Ist Ja- nuary to 5th March, 16,879 bbls. ond 220 half bbls; for the same period last year, the imports were 10,694 Dbls, and 392 half bbls. Cornmeal—Continues to look up, and | there is little in first hands. 100 bbls have been sold at 17 since which 70 bbls (just arrived) have changed hands at 178 6d per bbl. Secord hands are firm at 17s 6d to 18s. market may be quoted as being ina very healthy state, owing principally to the continuance of dry wea- ther. Butter—The imports have been extensive, demand is dull. Of American the sales comp) kins at 6d, and aparcel of very good at 7}4 per lb. Li —American still continues (o arrive, and iv unsaleable. 200 firkins very superior have met sale at 34d Pork—Im- mediately after our last, 300 bbls. via New York was ef- fected at ‘528, 400 bbls New Orleans and 200 bbls New York have since been sold at 568; and 171 half bbls Cana- dian at 308. One holder has refuse 56s 6d for 1000 bbl. Pigs’ Tongues—50 half bbls have changed hands at 46s. Hams—A small lot of American hams have been sold at 4d. Cheese—Good American brings 8d perlb. E: change—On England, 60 days, bank bills, 14 per cent pi Merchants’ bills 1 do. Penxamuco, March 6.—The only late arrival from the United States has been the Hartley, from Alexandria which vessel returned to the West Indies, the flour being unsaleable, and the departure of this vessel leaves us with- out any American in port. The stock of flour, however, in first and second hands, for sale, ix still equal to 10,000 bbls. and the bokers have a fair supply; fine white flour searce, and Trieste as well as Gallego finds purchasers at 191080, while for ordinary and good common flour we can quote 188 10} by retail.” The mark “Rio Extra,” from hiladel Iphia, turns out very inferior to what it was for- merly; bbls Baltimore were sold at wholesale at 12) 590, and 2,000 Venice at 10). None but fine white flour | should be sent here. Sugars have declined a little, p: ticularly’ in cases; the quality is still good, and a large art of the crop has yet to come to market; the accounts from Europe continue bad tor this article, and a decline may be looked for by the end af this month. Cottons have advanced, and hides have declined a little; but no stock exists of either of the two last named article: ¥ 25}, nominal, and more likely to,decline thi Died, On Sunday evening, 7th inst. Sanan S., reliot of the late Aaron Piggot, in the 66th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem bers of the Methodist Episcopal Church, are invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from the Miahosiss Episcopal Church in Forsyth street, near Divi sion. Latest |Advices RECEIVED AT THK NEW YORE HERALD OFFICE. Piaila: . Nov a1 Buenos Ayres 7 Belize, Hon. 88s o8ae iro Kio Grande San Juan- Sesen Guayama, Galveston Kingston, Ja. London, iverpoo La Guay uote? aqeu Ts 0Be' Passengers Arrived. stoval Colon—H Smith, A Beneke, J A servant, L Potestod jr. Havana—Ship Leden, L Potestod, Ps ers Sailed Livenroot—Packet ship Independence—Wm P Wainwright, cha Auton) Her. Joha © Mgrtia, FH Greeaway: 8 er, Joha Hone, ur ty, aud Joh Bugby_of New Works sas J Bolton, New Rochelle, NY; Mra Frances Burch, ma; Met Groopdyke, Newau! Sunn W Rutos, Patil i jaltimore; AL Falquet, France; Relive Fernandez, Spain: ¥ ‘retyman, 19 a e Cant a plvert, 2 Dr andes Mie Henig : anand: 5 3 Georne Philadelphia; Win Graham aly Ps Amportations. Parexmo—B-rque Z Ring--2100 boxes oranges 19 do lemons 500 sacks sumsc 100 bags walauts 50 do filberts Sturges & Clear- Maur-31 tons brimstone ce & Phelps—20 do to order. nos Avnes—Brig Fi berland—7191 hides Barca; ickersgill & co—48 Benard, Ada: 1 Colon—89 bxs sugar Spofford, Tile ston & co ~1086, ‘oolsey & Woolsey—33 M Taylo —16 J J 41 oes E Beck & Kanhordt—320 boxes segars J Manzanedo = bales tobacco 4 hf bbis sezars J F Rodrigaes—2 cases do G B Kreymberg & co— P_A H Henauld & co—260 boxes segars J Jatthews & co—.00 do T H Mills & co—50 do A Pana—1 do G J Conneil--173 do Ch>s Bramley —252 do 5 bales 1 bbl do 47 bs egbecae, J A Ledon box I bag mdse A Birkbeck jr—102,000 Kes 88 eee a pine apples Ackerly & Acker—i cas+ 200 bus pegars to orde MARITIME HERALD ating Days of the Staam Ships. FROM LITRFPOOL FROM AMERIOA. i Acadia, 2 Hibernia, Ryrie G. Western, Matthew: G: Britain, " Hosken- Packets to Arrive, Packets to Sail. FROM LIVERPOOL FOR LIVERPOOL. Sam| Hicks, Bunker, April 11 New York, Gropper,” April 16 Cambridge, Barstow, Mar. 16 | Liverpool dE:ldridge, April 24 FOR PORTSMOUTH ‘Toronto, Griswold, April 10 Westminster, Hovey, April 20 FOR HAVAE Argo, Anthony, Aprils rane dis 1, Ainsworth, Apr. 16 Vv. de Ly Stoddard, Apr. 20 Albany, Watson, L. Phitippe, Casvoff, St. Nicolas, Pell. 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 ship news collector. isnot now in our employ. Hels rot, therefore, to receive any newspspers or reports intended for the New York Herald. Foreign Letter Bi Hereafter, Letter and Newspaper Bi World: will be made up at the Aemano. oO Ship Masters and Agents, eacoern ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will give ndore Lopent Sinvey, of our News Mleet, a Re Shipping left ae th they sailed, the cauels Spoken on their any Foret Newspapers or S q Hately om th ‘val, Kren and Cor. etsy confer a favor b telligener they enc bs tharkfally reepondenta, at home or abroad, vending to this Office ali the Mor obtain. Naati¢a! laformatioa of way kind wil “PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 9. 4 32 | MOON RISES 6 32] m1GH WATER+ SUN RISKS NREYE Cleared. Ships Aun McKim, Vasmer, on, Howland & Aspin- wall; Cotton Planter, Doane Havre 1D Harbut & Co: Vein Kngs, Coe, Havane, 8 W 1. wey Alten, Wilson, Charles- ton, Geo Sotton,—Barques Isabella. McKee, Mayaguez, Alsop & Channeey; ¢Vernon, Kelly, Mobile, Sturges & ( Gen Green, Clark, Peisacoin, Nesmith & Bi na. (Sw) Bickman, Antwerp, Schmidt & Brichen; Brothers, Mayhew, Neuvitas, Bert & Vose; Augusta, Sherwood, Savan- nah, Sturges & Clesrman —Schis' Daly Chase, Baker. Aux sayes, 3 W Lewis; Middlesex, Tyler, Edenton, NC. Johu & Arrived, Ship Cristoval Colon, Smith, from sugar and regars, to Spofford, Tileston harque Rothschild, 18 days from Bost n tig, Latham, 44 dvvs from, Palermo, and 28 from Gibraltar, with frait, &e to Sturges & Clearman 18th uit. off Cape de Gatt, lost overboard from the jicboom Allen Conant, seaman, of Bri¢gewater, Mass—hove lines ou top of him, but fe'took’ no notice of thetn, wore round buc saw no more of him blowing a gale at the time and very dark. Was in co. with an American hip of war in the Mediterranean 6 days, and saw her a 0 Gibraltar 9th March. S Brig Cumberland, Hadley, 50 days from Buenos Ayres, and | Montevideo Feo. 17, with hides and wool, to Barelay 8 ‘Liv. Brier, 22 ayy fom Pongs, PIE ith 364 if by a Haas eed, Wax up to fat 29 17, and was blown off as far ‘as int 36.40, loat jibboom, stove bulwarks and stapcheons. chateaiag Haskily days from St Joho, NU. with 115 tates, to mzater oagthe Weaver Snows | dys from Ocricoke, NC. with corn, iter. sche Afiadenoush, ‘Packer, from Lae, with fish and pom. 10 8 W Les ts. ene Joarnh Bourue, from Norfolk, with wheat—bouud to Ne edford. chrGrampus Sewyer, from Portland, with potators, &e. to . Sdays from Boston, with fmdse, to J Marietta, Crowell, 3 days from Boston, with mdve, to B Lewis. miter, Derrickson, from Boston, with molsss:s, to unater. ey Clay. Barnes, from Higgham, with produce, w Master uiflect, Young, from Providence, with produce, ¢ rare Salled. ol; Argo, Anthony, Havre, Shins Indeyendence, Nye and others. pret arena From the Lower Bey—Ships Celia, Thatcher, New Orleans; Charleston, Brown, Charles Misceliancons AM, from Baraterra 34 March, tor New York, BB J aster, experi need very heavy weather—was drove brek to Hor land, where she put ia for sheltec afer loatng art of her deck cargo.’ r Sonn Wa, Pe mn as wrecked on Tocalata Bar, 20th wlt.— Vessel and cargo totally lost. Whalemen Joho & Edward, Hodson NB, was cn Coast of N Zealand in Pox. to alert for home in December—tall, Ware, Swift, NB, 1200 obls wh and 900 do sp, was spoken Feb 15, m0 Int, be, disg; Hleary Kelsey, Gray, for do, seo i Yo, dg: Cl Hue, from Newbury wis fits’ Veaper, for NVork, 2 day's Montnoo Bay, Ja her cargo of flour. ; a Dyer. for Bost Sumatna, Nov't—Sid fom the Cov posed for Etirope. ril 5—Arr Corvo, Kasten Star. Cld Delaware, Trott, 'W to N, Washington, and a number of schr. bound W. Boston, April 7~ Arr Dromo, Devereux, Matanzas; London, ow Aud Chinchilla, Kobinann .N Orleans; Harriet, Brown, illow, Lawreuce, St Marks. ‘April 1—Sid April 8—Arr Robt Morr 1, New Orleans; Columbi , Nassau; Ducamin, Latoer, Lean, St John, NB; Moxy, Grant, Cyeu: Rollins, ‘Prinity, Mast; Charleston Packet, Crow- ‘aren, Day, Portsmouth, N Sark Collins, 'N York; Carolin Creel, Sparks, Bucksport; Edw Franl ker, Silliman, Trov; Sun, Noyes, ll, Providence: Gen W: it; Achsah D, glass. N Yor! Nonrroux, April 6—Arr Hope & Susana, Winslo’ Y . egat, saw a mast of a vessel apparently still attached to the hull, about 19 feet of it was above water, th attached; 1 was directly in the track of vessels ow Friday last, off Barn ‘om Havre, for orders; Peru, (Br) Calhoun, fm “Tur i yer, fm Lubec for Richmord. Robert, ‘andria, went up the bay, yesterday — Mowe, Apni t-cArr Ellen Bre Mead, Thorp New York. (ld. Par I I Myrberg, NYork and am lan #0, Draw, and Lancashire, Lyor lon, Potuam; Lancaster, Simmons Countess of Loudon, Hutcht itish Queen, Duane; A ton’s Queen Smith ainbridges Britaonts, Coulthert; Lad and M Pollock, Pye, f ‘ork; Saxony, Scudder, Bostony lasgow3 Lochi Douglas; Tay, Langwetl; Janius, Wilko Baltimore. nt and Champlain, Miller illegal voter at the ensuin ny ved by order of the General Committee until the elec Spoken Alliquash, 3 days from Baltimore for Trinidad, April 5, Jat I ‘by the Cumberland, at this port line, Bristol for Havana, March 29, lat 29, lon 70. Vietoria, Sc Marks for New’ Haven. March 29, lat 20, lon 70. Geo Waireu, of Harrington, no date, lat 36 20, lon 73 30. Horeign Porte. Manzet, Match 3—Ar¥ Georgiana, Portiand. Cld 12th, Ge- Soa nae AT, Sotills, Sovenceh, dg aun, Fo NewYork Cli 2d, Monsoon, ‘Ar: Couneil, NV ork. in NYork, Davis. "fur jotte, for NHaven, 40; rt, disg; Rowena, from Guadaloupe, arch 10—Sid Eeho Cienfurgos. Watmourn, Ja. about March 6—Arr Genius, of Philadel: March 6—No American vessels in port. Sid from Alexsudria, for the West ladies, with Feb 17—In port, John Cadmus, Cammett, 11; Teette. Herror a Toad, for Salem. March 1 Heedony, for.do, rerdys Cha vole, Nortis, Baltimo lier, wry orders; Washington, dere ct lately arr. » Rome, Brown, sup Home Ports st, March 31—Sld_ Gevoa, Lamphesr, Havana; Chas yowster, Baltimore; Albiod, co; April 3, Brandy wiue, 01 rockest, NYork. Sigual jew. Gen Lafayette, Arey, NOrls: NH; Heetor, Studley, veel Gla Tremou"t Leeds, 1, Del. to toad . Bishop, aud ker, Providence; Mexi Tass in Hamptow Roads, Columbia, Ro! Taylor, Stokely, Antigua. Sld Sea Flower, 4—Arr Southport, Griffith, New York, feil, and B: Br] Pye, Liverpl; ea UAatl, binderbers, wn. ‘ooks, Crowell, Havre; Isanc on, Page,’ Boston; John In port—-Ships ty rewater, Lincoln, Hi mingham, Robinson, Bostor ; Carroll of Carrollton. Wood; Great Britain, Proal ‘rancouia, Jones; Norman, Spay: nddard, Potter; N Biddle, Truem: Lord Ashburton rant, Alexander; Sesostr J Beatley, Disbrow; Provi- Agnew; J & Baroara, Coleman; son; Java, Le M Johu- enora, Giffoey, and ‘Thetis, Vaughan; tA t toway, Dryn inde Helen, Munter: of th eight; barges Wey mock, Fleck; ; Satel: . Pike, and Due ia, M?Allister, Hamburg: Bar- Jenry, Roy; E Henry; Attgh ury, Hoy; Evergren, Henry: Afghan, larke, Liverpool; Mearns, Huestoa, an o, Taylor; Glasgow, gn fanark, Frithy Bo: ie, Barker, is! ‘Thore Petre, we Gage, Collins, Hava nd Linden, Willian: jouther, Lombard, an and Burlingt ‘hing, Bi Po, tT + Kanpresirio, iy Iand, [Br] Whidden, Moutegy Bay, Jaz Vie= Lamport, [Br] Armstrong; 5 Lucouin, Porter, ‘nillips, Ps stab'e, [Br] © Clarissa, Watts, Balti ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD! ; NERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the vIMERICAN REPUBLICAN: ward of Une Hundred Dollars LIN'S., do hereby offer a re the apprehension and couvic Charter Hlect ALEX COPELAND, President tion. A. H. DAVIES, Secretary. a3 lw*re ouday afternooa, duty of anyouneine to the ished by ife, and wn! irm and steadfast supporter of the princi- ‘ather, upon whore advice we might at all initiated int» the mysteries of the Fra- Lodge, at Albany, he ever adhered to 1¢ midst of the storm and tempest ‘of Anti-Masonic violence he was called, in the yenr 1830 to the Maste'ship of the F tate, re cheerfully placed himself ac the helm; has wisely directed the course of our affairs, and up to the last hoars of his earthly career iestified his aufsiling at- tachinent to this Institution. The sumin € him on Sunday, id from us ia th rr prudent counsellor, ples of our Order—a times confidectly rely. ternity in 1776, this institution, and when in Union mg GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. unted by the Grand Lodge of the id Ae rabie Fraternity of Free an ing beuevolence, but also of 90th year ef h age. ul mble at the G. lance of the lats Grand Master, No 72 with erape on che left arm. FIN NAN: \ } LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, EC ALLSTADT, VAN HOT JAMES HERRING, SFIELD, + Committee. NOTICE. HE IPUBLIC are cautioned pepinst receiving Or negotia- (JAMES BE rive Hi DoMars, dus the 1ih May, Bonner, th SON’S for F Ue, endorsed by Bengon & F me haviog been lost. a9 3chre single lady to board with: 'AMILY. heir expenses, are desi ora couple of gentlemen, famil: thei nd required.” Apply at SH Greeawich scree, NIMAL MAGNETISM—A ‘Tooth Extracted from a Lady while Magnetized, without yin, at Clinton Hall, on , April lth, at @ o'clock will give one more exhibition as aboveand * purpose of fally testing the matter, w will have a tooth extra voyance,* ympathy , without pein long service brcome soiled and disfigured iteh,Ke. co.ors restored in all descriptions of cloths ts, Cl-abs, shawls, dresses, table covers nd sce for yourself at No, 30 John st—In the gnd at the shortest notice. We ere the reno ‘ork. All orders are sttended to ax spee He also intends carry £ boot blacking, orders. ouxtures 80 dl Se, " AND POCKET CUTL 500 d zen white, black, cocoa and buck Tanle and Desert ine three prong, at 50 cents to £1 perdoz, ory Table and Desert do, in d gaing flue Carvers aud Steels, at 37!) ets 50 dozen |, 2, 3and 4 blade Pen and ock- $2, &e. per doz. Al Knives and Fork ‘ana, March 28, with | Spoke gorng in, | want of any of the aboy Kooda will do t ia kidneys, affect whieh s9 many an oF G Thurston, Vessels lett he- | . Vestry ant Canal and Vestry streets; I. W | le Ree, Barrow and M ieDougal's wich street, Mr. ist, 187 Canal street; Drag * Walker and Centre streets; 8. Ward 279 Spring street; Mr. Brower Green and Spring streets; Mr and Wooster streets; Mc. Richard, MeDi vlaces RD, Compton, Sinith, Varick and Broom: Varick and Vandarm ‘North Moore an Spring and Uroadwa r L Oliver streets and. of th Prive S734 eeats per bottle Famous, 49 F a Williamsbargh~ der ot both yt oceasioned by chapter on stricta J mre str »y other physician of his years De G. wakes arent plearnze ia “NEW YORK STHAM SCOURING ESTA- BLISHMENT. LOTHING cleaned ard repaired, by WM. JOSFPH M 3,.No- 30 John at. corner of Nassau street, # ntrance ta John st. Take notices from those whose garments ha carpet tors of New W.8 whe ehe w richly Tia aud mahogany frame Looking 50 per doxen : RY. sor fait sets of fifty a lot of rich sil- i 75 ete to $15 COMPOUND PULMONARY SYRUr, jor tre care of coughs, elds, consump jon, asth ‘of the liver, &e. ‘T inqticies have beea which has met with the urqual:fied sanction Faculty, can row be had at the follow: James Tarrant, pains is Syrup aboot y made, and 7 ch Andreas, Gree ‘Jt 75 Division sere vote; Alfred Hill, Atl omerville Kourch gal ree jenjimin Martin, Cath Lippineort, Vestry and Washington; A West str: Mr, Living Me i Norlotk Mark's pince; B rand street; ‘ance’s, South wand Copover, Lawrne id Ww alton street, offi King’s County Hotel. DIGAL AID, PRIVATELY. inkind are sfMiccd with di and whe for w tin igehoa dnot he CUEps liebe fourth tof keowledge upon th w tober ther afMictious in whee it is kay dition of, Rubicon” Te tre “Sali int A PACKAGE SALE 0 —JACOB 8. PL ware Sale this season, tikes place ‘This. D: the Auction Room,” No 21 Platt street. ¢ r prciages of Birmingham aed Sheifield Hardware, English, rn amoug which are man} _AMUSEMENTS. Store No. 11 Spruce stv Regular Sales as usual of Furniture every Weduesday and Saturda) iy Also, of Dry Goods, and all other varieties every Tuesday a3 lwee and Friday. TUTIULE, Auctioneer, F HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &-. AYT’S Nin-tenth ‘Trade Hard: t 10 o’elock, at coun we of 250 ch and German Staple and Fancy Goods ry dozen Philadelphia made long hypdle Shovi Bridport Green Shoe ‘Thread, W t steel Handsaws, 8S ‘Knol Methan’s Gouges and ‘Turning Shovels, Tin'd Tatle and Tea Spoons, jalauces, American Locks, Carpenter's do, 100 lots of Pen and Poeket 1,2, 3 and 4 bl ‘Also, 160 cards of tine Cuclery Scissors Shears, Ke. ‘Miso, an invoice of Wade & Butcher's, Hlliott’s, and Also, Knives, in Hone’s superior rozors. : en ‘at 12 0’clock, av invoice of fine English Double Barrel fatale gees are now ready, and the goods can be examined the hour of sale. 09 1c FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION tiful variety of Green House Plants, nfid Standard Roses, with the usu- ieties; acd on ‘Tuesday, the I6th, a very extensive lot of eign Plants, now on board’ sh Ain FURNITURE NOTICE, HE FURNITUKE Advertised to be sold on Weduesday 10th insiant, at No. 18 Greenwich street, can ba viewed L=Vy & SPOONER will sell This Morning at 11 orgleck: at 151 Br this day, (Tuesday,) from 9 A. M. to 3 o’cleoek P. M , by enta- logue, whieh can’ be had at the house and at the Auction Room, No. 116 Water street, = For particulas, see Couns & Baul ree Vapreas, and Yasha ROVERT J, GERAKD, Auctioneer. uble super, supertine aud common i Carpet; Floor Oil Cloths: Henge: Parlor Door Mats; ‘Table aud Fiano, Covers, 1 of which were ordered, and purchised for cash, previ- out to the great advance ou thi above deseription of goods; an will be sol e advise all who are ebout purchasing, to call soon aud make their se lection. ANDERSON & DOBB , at the usual low prices, at 99 Bowery. ad 2w*rre 99 Bowery, Ist store above Hester For SALE A BARGAIN—A pair of match with cues, maces, bails Weddemu ANTED—By a respectable young woman, a situation as chambermaid, to do house work or take care of children. Best of references giveu. Apply at 225}g Sullivan street. em bles, made to order by D. Penn, in fige order, other pape! while § ton to Grant TED—To go into Michigan, on a farm, a smart girl W anout fourteen years of age, and who has a brosher of about the same age aud could have him accompany her is pre- ferred, She must b will ng to remain three a: four years. 8 2.* re PURES OF A MEAT STORE and Smoking Establishment, It is o#e of the best loca- | tions in the eity, and will be sold cheap for ash. Inquire on +) the premises, at 200 Elm street, Itis, in point of family situa + | tion, highly el igible. ‘On ‘Thursday alte April 4th, a, Porket Book, containing eighteen doil: besides sundry inder if he will public for the sj upon them att the livellest gral are uniler the deepest obligations, York to receive their p rah Brows, Tebec, M's | Must find ther rgfamer, and Wetumpka, Fowler, ‘ook, Mayo, Hull, Llewellyn, Robison, Mata- lectured upon, e from Broadway. New York, at mn emergeat meet- he 7th instant, have she melancholy f Fraternity of this juriadietion, that the Gracd Master of the Universe has been pleased t> summon from his earthly labore our venerable and beloved Gnaxp i lost Worshipful MORGAN LE has eccupied the Oriental Chair of th By this afflictive ev ith profound sorrow we are 1 arming, talents, eminent public EWIS, why Grand sto the Celestial h instant, at meri- | oo pea . PPORTLE SHELL—a barrels fiat quality, f fi will L. Room, at | BOYD. o’slock, on Wednesday afternoon, the J0th instant, to attend the fuceral, from the res he Subordimate Lodges ia the city of New York and its vicinity will nssemb'e at their respective Lod Rooms, avd concentrate (without banuers) at2 o'clock, at the Howard House The Officers aud Members of G. Lodge will appear in the on demand, without discount, of any other ¢ at Bk. do, Messrs. Ja’s Bale, Son and ‘Dis Bret Clonal Bank of Freland,Provine &Co., Bankers, Loudon; J. Barued & xchange 1; Eastern Bank of Scotland; Greenock tug Company: Sir Win. Forbes, Hunter & Co. Scotland, ranches i every post town throughout Eniland, tre: land, Scotland and Wales, which drafts w the packetsiof the Lith, 16th, 21st, aad 26th, or the Royal Mail Steamer sailing from Bostoa on the Ist of May, “Apply to Wad. OTT, Che finer ning it togNo. 40 Broadwar, firet BOARD IN A PRIVATE UIET GeNTELL FAMILY, niving takena pleasant re atreet, whieh they. will count Bank, Liverpool and the ‘oceupy. before of a ‘hey will endeavor to give hem all the comforts of » quiet plessant home. Keferences CARD—THE ITALIAN BE. heir Concert last might... such testimo and approbation have in: nblic sympa ‘To the Members of the Pre: o which the Society is devot who on this occas ard seward his kindness and politeness on y deserve, a9 ltre 1 REWARD—Ranaway from his grandfatoer’s hause, 218 Walker street, on Monday morning, Hugh Brad- Grav a bay becween omy asi eleven yexcs’ eltustiia cap aroundabout merino i ket with vel: Pyntaloous. m nied with two ether boy: nie The above reward wi boy and recovery of the movev, or $5. t je took with isbe pai for the nto have the money, and they went towards H. w reward will be paid by the boy’s father, ly ¥ Wi ag 2t' THE ANATOMICAL VENUS, $8 IT WAS CALLED IN ENGLAND, or tom Model of the Female Form, is fully Sessoms ft 4 o'clock, Admission 50 is also dissected aud generally ex) morning, at 10 o’elock, for 2 d to Gentlemen, eve ly) 25 coats. eatlemen connected with the Cress will always be admitted on giving their addresses. nb 3" re HAM THEA’ PARK THEATRE, % Centa—Gallery 12 RS. BROUGHAM. NING, April 9, 1644, will commence with AND AUTU ents. MN. Mr. Wallack. RS, «Mr Wallack Mrs_ Brougham, Re. 7124 Cents, the Dram of EVENING io MARM*4DUKE WYVIL, Narmaduke Wyvil-- > LOAN OF A +*Mr Connor id by LOVER. +++ Miss Reynolds. ‘o conclud with, ND THE FREEBOOTER. MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THHATIS. NG, April 9. the Opera of GE OF FIGARO + see ees Mr Waleot +++ Mr Holland Afier which NEW FOOTMAN, To conclude with THE WELSH GIRL. ni 07 The Original appear this evening. BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, Boxes 25 Cents—' JOHN TRYON ING, April 9, ta Entree. ; “Dandy Jim” Band of Minstrels will 'o conclude with THE BUCCANEERS. 07> Doors open at 7—Performance commences at quarter ‘The Mansger taken pec ment, fora short rime o1 MR. d counters. Enquire ef George Monroe Hall, coraer of Pearl and Centre streets, orl’. O'Connor, 216 William st. at iwem mumetry are perfect, ai ng and pleasiog, being HITLOCK, MR. LIAMS, and MR. “HOWARD IGURES, representing a group of Indians 2 killinga Sants Ree Trader, to OLLY BODINE ‘and in number, recently from Ger, ancient people of ‘THUMB, i which ean be of no value to any ove butthe owner, ‘The raoney shall be the reward. to th retura the book and prpers to the owner, whose name and dress is written in fullon the inside ot the book. It wos lost oink from Rutger street up Cherry to Clinton, up Clin- down Grand to the Bowery, up Bowery and Rail Road to 26th'street. a8 2t*re EVOLENT SOCIETY have the honor of recurning their most siucere thanks to the poutaneoas and liberal encouragement bestowed of ired emotions of ty-fivecents extras for Tom Thumb, cou L. OF THE SAME AGH A AND THREE INCHES SHORTER ‘Tre following talented performers are engag-d:— ¢, the delightful das The Great W: jenevolence. ‘ i 8 the approbation of their own hearts and in the lavish applause of that Public whom their perform- ances have so much delighted. Both the vocal aud instramen- tal performers will accept our acknowledgments for the services they. Mademoiselle P ticular, the Society would tender is 4 offers in our behalf will never cease to be don a cloth and bloe accompa: AMERICAN MUSKUM, ERPETUAL FAIR DAY, APRIL 9, 1844. Greatest Attractions in the City. jar pleasure in announcing an engage- yrath : MRS RANDELL, THE LARGEST GIANT AND GIANTESS! ! ia the world. ‘They have jast arrive of which they have been received by the potty an ONE HUN during the last year. the most triumphant theetfully tender they TALLEST om Europe, wonder and admi ‘been N hh d have ED THOUSAND PERSO: i as been attended wi eas in the Old World, and they re- | OMPLIMENTS IT MK. T. G ative costume. N, the Fortune Teller, may be private ly consulted at ali hours of Performances every ever i the day and evening. at 734 o'clock, and Wednesday at3o’clock. i next, La Petite Cerito, the beautifal Give hera full house. ren under ten years It, cents. Twea rivate Consultations with the ey SNGW YORK MUSKUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY NNETT ADMISSION ONE 8 proud to, have the honor te jew York, that he has it in ice a living curiosity surpassin ng of a APLAND DWARF ANAGER. LING. form the la ower to 8 THE GENERAL! ne th an engagement with a TESS FS are regarded as MINSTRELS, f Stn raatecel CERITO, ie celebrated suese; Miss Adair, ‘estern, Who is universal et to be the most correct representative of Comic ‘America, and without a doubt the best Ethiopian mititor ‘of a Locomotive im the whole world Blanehard, the graceful juggleress, and Mrs, Western, t admired actrevs ‘The splendid GAS ST agi been erected wish new Scenery, The Menager has et 7 For full particulars, see small bids. Yerformauce in the Lecture Hoom to commence at ha!f-past ted so much interest last A New Stage has NATIONAL way ical by rr. ‘anal street, a few doors for Gentlemen only. It | M. to 6 o'clock at uigh will therein find ach e ever adrued any Ki be allowed to stady im. the Feaxhibi find a Calogae, which will explain all the his joting the passages of authors from which the subjects 3 centseach ‘Tha same in ‘the al- at half past 2, for Ladies only, (numbers of whom at- TO LET OR LHASE—For a term of years, the modern built two story. and attic house, rearly new, No 76 Green strert near Spring. ‘The house has an under Geftar, the rooms marble mantles and graves in each story, has been recently painied, and is in good order, ‘T'e ms moderate to good tenant. . ‘Also, several amall tenements in Barrow and Green streets. D. L. BENNET, 109 Spring at. ¥OR SALE—A Bright Bay Mare, a fast and ex- ble harvess, f ic Ati for the Bay at Cowan & Dilks’, Mercer street, near eellent traveller, kind in single or and a first rate saddle ne or sale by 9 KHINCKEN, | asec D ti 9 FOR HALIFAX AND “LIVERPOOL May lat, next . ‘The Steamer HIB!ARNTA, will leave Bost hursday, Jesrels of their rank in mauruing—ail others in whiteaprons and | May’ 16th. Aleta egeprantocto tea Passage for Liverpool Passage for Halifax + Apply to fine be with drafts in sams of £1, £2, Hi , SI £20, £50,£100, £1000 or any amount, payabl Ke, forwarded . T. TAPSC At their general passage office, 43 Peck slip, felsre comer of South street. N.B.—Ali letters from the country must come post pa N This aaa enabled at all times to past the bars, and reach mangetize two | en Troy i be exhibited. ate the office on the wh: W YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE. FOR ALBANY AND TROY, Dia Ei ‘The ateamboa: SWALLOW, Usptain A MeLean, will leave th lock, April Sih, 1044, K, at 7 o'el ng to her light draugat of ‘he Swallow, in ample time to take the morning train of west. freight or passage, f. ¥ grease spots, oil, ‘he. Stop atest style pert Koo SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE. FOR ALBANY, , TROY, AND ‘I NTEXMEDIAT®. LANDING?—From the Steamboat Pier*t tne foot of Barclay street, Breakfast and Din- her oa board.—The new low-pressure steamer TROY, Cayt A Gorham, the morning. street, or on beard, rts es above on Tuesday, April 9, at 7 o’¢loc! ‘All goods, freight, baggage. bank bil board this boat, at the ri & a? 2ue ken. 1-7 Admittance only 25 cents [BITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. -LERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS TMS OLD MASTERS. EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL, orner of Nassau and, MATEURS AND ARTIS! ery of Paintings at Clinton Hall is now open from 11 A. ‘or later, according to the season ‘They ekman streets. are informed, that the Gal tion of the finest m2 Im*igb will be assi ‘The Harper o’Mull ug—Tulloehgorum Seng—Dermot Asthore + Duet—We're o’er young to merry yet+ Pant i. eet Light Wagon,built by Ford. Patent axles and leather 9 3t* im. i ‘The Koyal Mail Steam Ship ACADIA, ‘aq, Cominander, will leave the above poris on Wednesday, New Scotch Song—' Ballad— Molly Brallagan-- + |— The Broom o? the Daet—W hat’s a’ ub chet Stores, Mr. Cli dence,i Warren street, or at the door on the evening of the ¢ ‘owden Kuowes:M sx M. eStestece ess ereces ces Minges Ci 50 Cents each, te s THE MISSES CUMMING’S CONCERT. PPHE MISSES CUMMING respectfully announce that their 2 Annual Concert will take place at ‘iblo’s, on Friday, the 12th instant, when the 7 Miss M. PRAT F, late of Irelaud, and Mr. ¢ ROGRAMME. Sweet Sister Fay~ ‘Laddie, O lnave i iREAUGH. o be had at the Hotel: : way, Misses Cumming’s a6 atecstTaThkE to pay an exorbil tal merchants and others vi ‘an, outfit from a ver thing, menufserures it ve asso y from the best n of thy 1 Cap foot of Courthindt st, ater, will be Albany and ars from the piy on board, or to 8. M. Drew, at afre in ‘A line through the Post Office, or otherwise, wi pro! fs Clothing cleaned and repaired. SPRING WILLIAM T. JENNINGS § CO. DRAPERS AND TAILORS road ny For passege, apply at the office foot of Barclay pecie, oF other pro- the owners of such be fitted ow this lin of packers a most desirable cou passoge npply on board, foot af Beck BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE, OF LIVER- POOL PACKETS—FOK LIVERPOOL.—Oaly Regular Packer of the 16tl ew, 1 paeket shi , burthen Fopper, will positively lardey. is of the New York, cabin, second ngers, Will, on inape e tii am sence and comfort of those embarking. RPrreons orocreding to th old country, will atall times fi scribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., : 35 Fulton street. next door to the 9 016: ( ae paarg ia Falton Bank. PASSAGE TO LIVERPOOL—To 1 the 7th Capt. A. Miner, will sail as above. ve. apply on board at Orleans Wharf, EK. K. COLLINS & © AG aire 5h South street {apt gona Eldrisge, will sai! oa Monday, 24d Apr ar day. Wo any others, NEW LINK OF PAC POOL—Packet of iat Apr fy orite packetthipLTV ERPOOL, 1200 ton ‘The ships of this line being all, 1900 tons and upwards, per k for the sons abou ld country, will not fail to see the advan from selecting this line in pre- ferene to any other, as their great capacity rendeva them every way mor: comfortable t than ships of a smal er and thetr accommodations is well known are superior Persons withing to secure berths should not, fail to make Iyaprlication on board, west side of Burling Si carly prtication on board, west ade of Burling Slip. gt to At the General Passage Office, 13 Peek Slip ‘re corner of South street. ~ POSTPONEM begs leave respect uily to 4 Aunual Concert will be postponed hot Anril, on account of the Fulection J. P. CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISH Vv. to, the public, that atil TUESDAY, the 6t4 re ow N F CONC My BY,DHY ADVICE: of his friends, Me. HENRY © LMM t hi ) ATH MEDIC {POUR B. a key ® A‘ tur nuiliary to throw ' which, by re- f tier, ut to any part of the city, or Brooklyn. aths for hire, aS Iw* re tyeet of the atin aa ne to the interes YOTIONKERS AND TH DINING Rooms, 15 8. William street, and ome stieet.—M. od Draper, Dias & Warren, Corlies, F en ‘ y is always worth seeking. The | Timpssn, 3. Draver & C4., Austen & Spicer, Merchants aud in worthy cf onrucular attention — Dr. (4, | others, arte the avove and similer establishments in th rex to a favorable result than | viciuity, are respectfully intormed that new Dining Rooms $,on novel and much-anproved style, at the plas The 1 hieh five coarse Din thee att tall 4s fix given, ane ser A 1k, FOU in the receiptof a large ai a wear, including Fiengh and Faglish Cassimeres in rich Silk, Satin and Chally don aud Par enabled to turaish at d by a saving of il on ‘Tues- be found to avner chit eannoc but add to the couve- characterized the concern, rected as heretofore to the chief points in the econumy of a gar- BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD. 1:8 noted thoroughfare is now admitted to be the greatest mart for the sale of geutlemen’s weariog apparel in the (the impression that has heretot y that. “purchasers ran arti a Broadway are on. rtinent of rich Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest- y,rench Clothaand Cassimeres, hy the l fromthe celebrated manufietory of Hey Fi lected expressly for the spriag fashious. Garments superbly made up to order, and if required at a Bio! hours notice, DWARD FOX Eg City Cash Tailoring Eatablishiment, 202 Brondway ‘below Fukton st. miimyec ~ GAST OFF CLOTHING. ENTLEMEN or families desirous of converting their lef. off Wearing Apparel into cash, can obtain for the same the ‘0 families and gentlemen quitting the city, or changing re- sidence, having any aupertiuous effects to dispose of, will tind Iemuch to therr advantage to send for the subscriber, who will atvend chem at their residence by appon ty TT, 6 John street, eur Broadway. m9 Im*re GOODS. an Flotel, 1 Agency, warty date all the s than th hh i hs , era, whilit every attention will beai- | Peeasury. All's fair in politics. 1K: ES eanfbe obarned by famivies who are desirous of convertting their left ofl wear ing apparel ingo cash. z i ‘Lo families anu gentlemen quitting the city, or changing resi | Sador from the United States. Jiowk Sy ii fad «| | Mr. Tyler would be very much pl ag packet ship SHAKS- of Wall dence having an m we ty send for the Attend them av their residence DY appointment TS FOR LIVER- the [Pot Office, of otherwise, wil April=The splendid and bartien, he: requ: NO. 189 AND B. fF raess. Saddlery, 12 o'clock, wisl be offered a catalogue of very superio: jemern part of thé St»: borven, afi an very fast tro! ry fine Maddie Horses aud a numer of new nnd nt in superior style. lorses taken at Livery, and Accommodations rt —Vehicles of all ¢ i sitory t persona’ ‘and seliing hy pi) AMOUNT OF PROCKEDS will, inall eases, Al livery or sale horses going out or co: on Arena is kept entirel of private DT eR: reine, U1 COWAN AN ale, affording ever PORTUGUESE F ad erleprated AU wis | at, i * first rate Workmanstip, with style and character in ___ mit ImFec WARDROBE pose of, will LEVENSTYN, 466, roel way sap stairs, m2i_im end*re VIX HORSE BAZAAR, STREET, NEXT TO ECKER STREE’ regular PUBLIC. will take place at this mtablishment, THIS DA at eleven o’cloe! wand second hand. horses. € lemen in the country having property to dispose of, AT tag or private qle, will have their "orders falehfaily it to. o Sale—50 fine yor sound, just in from the matched pairs of Bay country horses, kind a tro ables wos raKe in 10 fer buying to all orders thie ALR tablishment may rely eadered. and the rv ut ARENA of this establishment is built on an entirely lun, being detatched from the main erverieg i the least with ag in on the day of ane 4 an Gallery Artiste will Room. ‘The public will i ‘cal and other rehugl . Miss M Pratt Misses Cummigg miming Masic fore existed in i Je of dress,” is fully re: ted, from (he known reputation as to the charges established wietor of the City Cash Tailoring roadway. Here an advantage to. 1% this city to avail themselves of me ode receive | [Correspondence of the Herald.] Wasminoron, April 7, 1844. As I know that you are always on the alert for news, and your journal not only has a wide cireu- lation all over the country, but is the only New York paper that is sold here at all, I take the liberty of sending you a few facts spon which you and your numerous readers may rely. In the first place, there is a great effort being made in certain quarters to get up a strong party to go tor the nomination of George Evans of Maine, at the Baltimore Convention to run on the ticket with Henry Clay Secondly, the whigs are very sanguine that if they do not carry Virginia at the ensuing election, that they will so far cripple the democratic party there, as to make sure of the State for,Clay at the Presidential contest. ‘Thirdly—the statements in the NewYork Express, about certain communications being made to the United States Governmeat recently by the British Minister here, relative'to the alleged views and de- signs of Great Britain in regard to Texas, are all wrong. The fact isthat Erastus Breoks is almost as great a booby as his brother James. He was told of certain facts by a United States Senator in relation to the above matter, but he did not know howto use the information after he obtained it. The facts are these :—Mr. Packenham has received a despatch from Lord Aberdeen, in which the latter distinctly and emphatically denies that the British Government has any—the slightest—design or in- tention to take any steps—or receive any overtures or proposition from the Texian Government, or from any quarter, for making that country a colony of Great Britain, or for acquiring any thing inthe shape of Territorial power or Government over ‘Texas The words of the despatch are to this ef- fect:—that Great Britain or the British Government has no desire to maintain any closer, stricter, or more intimate political relations with Texas than those which she now holds towards that country.— Nothing is said in the despatch about her commer- cial views towards Texas. And further, I am au- thorised to say that no official communication of any kind has yet been made by the British Minis- ter here to our Government on the subject. _Mr. Packenham has had as yet but two inter- views with Mr. Calboun. One was a mere formal visit of introduction—the other was to make the necessary enquiries and arrangements for com- eS their negociation about the Oregon Boun- ary. » As yet Mr. Calhoun has had no time, no leisure whatever to attend to this question. He hashardly got into the harness yet; and the whole of his at- tention for the last three days has beentaken upby Gen. Henderson and Mr. 1 Zandt in endeavor- ing to complete the treaty for the annexation of Texas. Gen. Henderson assures me that he would as soon negotiate the treaty in the House of Repre- sentatives with open doors as in the chambers of the State Department in private. He adds that he has no secrets to conceal inthe matter of any kind. The treaty will be a very simple document; and when Mr. Calhoun has completed it, and sent it to ate, he will also send some very able and sive reasons why the Senators should vote to e treaty. He will send good reasons why 8 Texas ought to be annexed to this coun- try. charges that the British Government have designs either of a political or a commercial character upon Texas, he will send along with this the documentary evidence to sustain his assertion. For although perhatey Senator Walker, has, and the late lamented Gilmer had, considerable person- al interest. in the annexation, yet no one can sus- pect Mr. Calhoun of any thing of the kind for a sin- gle instant. He is warmly in favor of annexation, and is actuated by the purest and most patriotic motives, in the desire to conclude this treaty. And these are paramount to his political feelings on the subject. T will not say that Mr. Tyler’s motives are not pure and patriotic on this snijee ; but with him, I elieve that political considerations weigh as heavy or heavier than any other feeling which he has on the subject. But be all this as it may—the treaty will be finished in the course of next week—I will not say that it is not finished, and all but signed, at the pre- sent moment, and will be laid betore the United States Senate in ten days at the farthest. That body will thus have two weeks to deliberate upon it before the whigs of the whole Nation meet in solemn Convention at Baltimore in May next. The next question is, what will be the action of the Senate upon it?) They will not act upon it, be- tore the Convention meets; and it is even doubtful whether they will not lay it upon the table for the present—perhaps until wext session—thus net com- mitting themselves before the presidential election —and preventing Mr. Tyler from having an excuse to call them together again on that question. They will either do this, or they will reject u. The course of the whig Senators in the matter will be determin- ed by Mr. Clay, who will be here in about ten days or two weeks. Atall events, rely upon this— the whig Senators will none of them (or not more than one) vote for the treaty at this session of Con- gress! Nor wiil they vote for it before the next presidential election, even if they are called to at- tend an extra session. é As to the course of the democratic party in rela- tion to this matter, that is a diflerent, thing. Be- fore Mr. Benton left here, { heard him denounce the attempt to force this treaty through this session, as ‘ta Tyler and Calhoun humbug.” He has left for the West, but on his way through Ohio, he said publicly, that there was no man in the United States’ Senate in favor of it, except Mr. Walker. And you have seen that the great gun of the party in Ohio, the “Oh:o Statesman,” has deaounced the men who are trying to annex Texas at this time. Mr. Benton says, that he is favorable to the annexation, but that itis not necessary or desira- ble to conclude a treaty at this session of Con- gress. It requires time for deliberation, he says. So you may stick a pin there. ‘ou will see strange movements and letters after the Virginia election. ‘ 3 Blair of the “Globe” has been very sick with a swelling in his head, whieh burst the other dav, and relieved him; and he is now coming out bold) for annexation. Rives, his partner, is ‘n favor of it; so we have Ritchie and Blair for the annexa- tion, Crosswell and Bryant against it. This is Van Buren’s policy all the world over. Why oA fae get a good map of the Oregon ‘Territory, and publish it; particularly the coast from the mouth of the Columbia river to 54 deg. North latitute ; showing in detail, Vancouver's Island, Nootka Sound harbor, Frasers’s River mouth, Fuca’s Straits, Admiralty Inlet, and Pu- get’s Sound; because you will hear more of them ina few days. The negotiations will turn on run- ning the line round and about all these places. Hon. Heman Allen Moore, from Ohio, who left | here afew days ago, died at Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday last. F _ Gen. Bossier is rather better to-day and his phy- sicians say that he may recover. i Mr. Pettet, and Mr. Douglass are still very ill. s N ent of New Gooas tor ough s profit lemen or- reerive T’. AUCTION SAL* | . with Cae’ | your pape { a} “a rel clear, om re es and those on Hs, fom Po nh. are aed ia this country See ad Vertier Yourth vas, Mr. Wentworth and Mr. Caldwell are recovering slowly, but if they are not careful, a decline may yet carry them of You see bythe proceedings of to-day on the Appro- priation Bill that it was regular ‘grab game” as the news-bovs say, and all hands and the cook wentin for regular scramble after the plunder of the public They assert here positively that Sam Houston's | present desire isto have Texas a British colony. Jand he be made Lieut. Governor of it. He will | have no power comparatively it Texa to the United States. : Mr. Wicklifle wants to go to France as Ambas- Spencer would tender his resignation. pected of being lukewarm. Mr Nelson has got permission to leave the cabi- net as soon as he thinks proper. He is known to be friendly to Van Buren, and, therefore, no friend to Mr. 'T ler Mr. Wilkins and Mr. Mason have both declared themse Geel to the annexation project. You shall hear from me again, if you say so in PECTATOR “Washington. (Correspondenice of the Herald.) Wasninoton, April 7, 1844 Allis calm and qugt at Washington to-day; and yet this is a great day among all Lent keepers, | with many of whom I ain brought in contact. This | is Easter Sunday, and the way the forty day fasters | have walked into dinners and hard eggs would be assed | A Caution to that patron of good eating, St. Helio- gabalus, the first Roman Emperor who ever eat hard boiled eggs upon Kaster-day. For forty long days have the good people here been fasting [and not so slow either) upon two shilling shad, hot be paid promptly in | rmuflins, and buckwheat cakes, and other light en ing, by wey of mortifying the flesh and she.” 6 the devil; but now, thanks tor the’ days of Easter, roast veal, Virginia hamenjoy excellent asting have begun. People ie won of the Tariff will be cmorrow the. # by Mr. Berrien, who will be cane side by Mr. Choate st Office Bill, the location of a | Memphis or some other point on ‘PL Fiver, appropriations for the Cum.