The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1844, Page 3

Cause for alarm to many who anticipate another season vf overtrading and extravagance. Since the first of Janu- try, 1844, our imports have been large, but we already perceive evidences of a falling off. The Liverpool packet ship Queen of the West, just arrived, having left Liver- pool on the 6th of March, a period of heavy shipments, when trade is Unusually active, brings but very few dry goods, compared with the cargoesthat urrived earlier in the season. The manufacturers of Great Britain are turn- ing their attention more to the manufacture of goods adapted to other markets. The East India markets have particularly engaged their attention :— Exports or Corton Manvractures anv Corron Yarn, From Great Britain, ron Eicur Years. Declared value of Declared value of Cotton Manuf, Cotton Yarn. « -£18,511,632 tee 13,640,185 16,719,857 17,692,182 . 17,567,310, 16,232,510 . 13,910 084 A 16,248,769 ‘This takes in the whole time, from the year of immense imports into this country down tothe Ist of the present year. The last year, 1843, reaches within £2,309,000 of the heaviest year of exports of these manufactures from Great Britain, This is very good evidence in favor of believing that other markets have been made avail" able for this description of British products. The im- ports from Great Britain into the United States have fallen off immensely, while the exports of that country, with the exception of the years 1837 and 1842, varied but very little, From a large importer of cotton manufac- tures frum Europe in 1836, we have in 1544 become a very large exporter of the same descriptions of goods. — We have exported goods to their own market, similar to those we received from them eight or ten years ogo. ‘This cannot be entirely attributed to the operation of our tariff’ laws, for during the period ullnded to we have passed through ail grades of tariffs, from a scale averaging twenty per cent, to that averaging forty, In 1842, during the lowest range of the compromise act, our imports of cotton manufactures from foreign countries were less than in 1831, 1836 and 1939, when the scale ruled very high This shows the rate of duty had very litile influence on the extent of the importations. Judging from the late falling off in the imports, and the recent advices from the principal manufacturing districts of Great Britain, we are of the opinion that the total importations of foreign manu- fac'ured cotton goods for 1844 will fall below that of many previous years, Our local manufacturers are unusually active. We learn that yery heavy orders have lately been from the East India markets. This, with the ac- e demand for home consumption, will keep our manu- facturers very busy through the season, and do more to advance and establish their prosperity than the most pro- tective tariff Congress could possibly grant. Our trade for articles of domestic manufacture with most foreign countries is yearly advancing, and a few years will suitice to place us so far ahead of other nations in supplying goods of this description,thatwe shall require no aid from government or any other source. Our trade with South America is gradualiy increasing. We annex the importation of cotton goods into Rio Janeiro for four years. The total yearly importation of manufactured cottons, of all descriptions, since 1839 amounted to re~ spectively, 29,605, 36,667, 22,492, 23,603 packages, show. ing an increase in 1843 upon 1842, of 5 per cent ; it is however probable that there was no increase in value, for more than the excess of packages, was received from the United States, aa will be seen by the following statement of imports :— Imvonts or Manuracturep Corton into Rio Jane no, FoR Four Yeans, ‘Packages. 1840, 1841. 1842, 1813, 20,828 24.968 M009 4,455 169 it 5337 7,358 1,618 526 1,317 1,109 853 OL 678 om I: will be seen that the imports from Great Britain have fallen off, while those from the United States have in. creased, Old Stock Exchange, $2000 U S 10 3544 14000 810 35; 4000 do 4 1000 NY State 7's, 748 0 3, do, Wis 23 do 20 35: vo | S's, Ot 106' 5 Merch’s Fire Ing oy Indiana bds t5' 3750 NH & Hartford RR 76% do, 3 70 Aub & tiweh 10386 Obio 's,°60 9156 75 Mohawk 1.46 do 91% 100 do JW do 1% 40 do 21000 do nw 9388 75 Nor & Wore tooo do. bio 918% 125° do ‘9000 Kentucky 6's we 40 do 10000 do 30 10134 285 do 4000 do large bds 100" 925 do. 1000 Winois spel eds 40, 490 do 7000 do. 40% 150 do 5000 Penna o's bs0 67" 125d 15000 do Lio 67 100 do 500 do 67 100 Long Island RR 109 do stw 67 150 do. smo do 160 6634 100 do 1000 do. 30 66% 100 40 shes Bi StateNY — 8534 100 38 Kentucky Bk 73 109 300 Farmers’ Trust 40100 30 do s10 4050 Pat bo do b30 4034 100 200 do 39) New Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6's, ’60 9134 50shas Vicksburg Bk 8 1000 do ay 25 Harlem sth 65 2000 do 810 9134 150 0, 83 65g 1609 do 815 94.4 175 Nor & Wore b3 41} 4000) Ky 6, 90 yen 100% do 824i 1000 Lfinois bs sof do 342 2000 do 43.39% 50 do 42 1000 do 539 394g 50 do Lew 4234 1000 do 39% bv = do sib 42 25s0as Farmers’ Lu 815 39% 100 co snw 42% 2) Cauton Co b3o) 50 do b3 4234 Brora bio 35% 2 do 2 30) db bw 36 5 do 83 42 ‘Mohawk RR baw 60% 100 do btw 4234 Vichsourg Bk 84 25 do 1304 5 do 8 2 do 830 42 do 8% 2% do $10 43) wy do 8425 do 630 42 5) do #10 8% 23900 do ald 42h 10 do 3 8: State of Trade. Asnes—Pots continue very dull at $4 41 a4 43}. Pearls the aame as last reported. Bexswax—Fair sales of prime yellow at 30} a 30Jc. Cortox—Sales to-day were quite limited, amounting only to about 700 bales, aud chiefly at easier rates, as there was some couflicting accounts reported on ’Uhange, of the state of the Liverpool market, at the date of the sailing of the packet ship Queen of the West, which ar- rived early this morning. Aiter much enquiry, we have ascertained that the correct account appears to be thi Sales on the dth, 1000 bales, and a quiet market; on the imorning of the 6th, sales were 2000 bales up to 12 o'clock. ‘Phe packet sailed atl o'clock. F.ovn—No change since last report. Western $4 87} a4 93). Ou. axp Bone—Sales of whale Oil have been made at 35 cents; sperm 6 cents; South Sea Whalebone 35 cents. In New Bedtord last week crude whale waa sold in large quantities at 35 a 37 cents,cush Imports last week in all the ports reached 450 bbis.sperm, 13,720 bbls. whale, and 132 000 Ibs. whalebone Wuiskey—Drudge casks are taken as wanted by the trade, at 234c. Prison barrels dull at 24} a 25e. ‘Teas—Sale at auction. cargo of the flelena—notes six payable in this city : 10 hi chests 86 cts per Ib; 91 do $44; 26 do 84; 21 do 83; 33 do 694; 67 do 63}; 23 do 64; 65 do 62}; 10 do 21 do 614; 20 do 61; 25 bXs each 12 Libs, 60; 380 chests 142 bt do aud 400 12 21b boxes withdrawn Young Hyson—16 haif chests 90; 63 do 73; 31 do 72}; 119 do 72; 23 do 704; 45 do 63; 35 do 67}; 49 do 67; 23 do | 6}; #4 do 58); 67 do 08; 188 do 67}; 71.Uo 67; 66 do 45); 20-do 03; 10 Go _414; 38 do 51; 10 do 50}: 67 do 614; 84 do 41; ldo 00}; 67 do 495; 345 do 49; 130 do 46; 189 do 453; 67 do 44; 60 do 434; 215 du 43; 160 do 413; 186 do 41; 209 do 40}; 1301 do 40; 43 do 394; 25 boxes 20ibs each 40); 225 405 20 boxes, each 12ibs, 42; 390 do 41; 30 do 131bs 774; 20.do 74; 24 do 71}; 75 do 7lbs 90; 26 do 89; (1721 halt chests and 260 boxes, 201s each, withdrawn.) Hyson Skin—92 chests 51}, 65 do d1; 27 do 0}; 11 do 45; 17 do 44; 37 do 39; 31 do 38; 30 do 30; 153do 23; 24 do 22); 477 chests withdrawn, Ganpowder—16 half chests 101; 5 do 95; 28 do {924; 14 do 91; 6 do 31; 12 do 68; 15 do 654; 15 do 65; 15 do 64}; 16 do 63; 26 do 54; 10 do 524; 150 boxes, 121bs each, 664; 100 co 56; (35 chests and 16 .3ib boxes, withdrawn ) Imperial—9 half chests 83; 7 do 81, 17 do 60; 11 do 78; 9 do 704; 14 do 68); 37 do 644; 33 do 62}; 40 do 59; 35do 563; 14 do 54}; 12 Doxes, 131s each, 83; 150 121b do 65.4 Souchong—20 half chests 33; 101 do 32; 10 do 24: cases, each 2 161b boxes, 45; 405 chests and 614 half withdrawn. eget Cussia— 1000 mats wt). ot a 16} cents per Ib.J Rwat Esrate—The, following sules were made by;aue- tion :— ‘The store 175 Wator street, and lot, 20 feet 4 front, 19 feet 112 rear by 77 feet 6 inches deep,. . .... .. «$15,750 Leasehold premises 781 Broadway, the lot held ‘ur der lease from the trustees of the Sailors’ Snug PRT i iis cure eees Lot of ground on the east side of St tween loth and 16th streets, 38 feet 6 inches dis- tant from 16th street, . v0 viguidbs eaele Country seat, with 30 acress of land, opposite Wye koff Avenue on the Jamaica turnpike road. . ... Fart at Astoria, 72} acres, now occupied by John Lot in Ist st, between avenue A and Ist avenue, 24 by 105 ft. .., Lot adjoining, same do do. do 3 do % do 29 by 1 Loton a7th{street near 9th av. 25 by L00ft. ...... +. Twostory ‘brick housw 128 Madison street, with lease of lot at $110 for 4 years. Lot 26 by 100ft. .. $3,800 Lot 130 Malison street. Lot 25 by 100. Lease on same conditions,both with covenants for reuewal 3,750 No 824 Bowery. Lot 12} by 100 feet. Main build 56 leet deep, with an addition of 12} feet... ... 8,450 wo story brick front building with frame dwelling in the rear, 71 Norfolk street. Lot 26 by 200 It. . $2,875 Premises No. 66 Canal st., 20 feet front by 94 deep. {$9,025 Premises No. 90 Mulberry street. Lot $5 by 100 ft. 3,200 Mra. Ann Wuire, wife ol George W. White, and daugh- eMhe frends uaintances of the family ure res and tances - pectfully invited to attend the funeral fF0m No, 126 El dridge street, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. On the 9th instant, Frances J., daughter of Phineas T. and Charity Barnum, aged one year, eleven months and ten days, > Her remains will be taken to Bridgeport, Conn, ved. Passengers Arri: New Ontxaxs—Ship Louiss—Mrs Sal Broom avd sevv’t, Miss Draper, Mr W; Mrs klizabeth Smit! and 2040 the steers Cu. worelgn Ovonro—Sebr Eliz beth Hi J Medico—6 sacks do 385 bb thisnane do. T L Phipps tes do We >T L Phippae do 8'T Nichals—200 do. " tor & Duckwitz Santa Cauz pe Cuna—B 2) bis ett. nS Dreper bls 70 ky co—104 bis 30 kys 1 rn Wan Bloog cotton Ja ob Cran EW E Bay ke & Powe 1—31 bbl+ pork 122 do nams C les—li the steers eilgce, Me Kyowe George Dum Riady, Messrs Colima, © Byrue and S.lmon, strerag: sae —! i 1—M M Coivin and chil”; M ey Bouse, JF bro su, SCH Bailey, W Stone A® Ama tons. 100 bund’es cork wood ora & Brothers—150 do do 10 sacks 49 quin- wine ingston—lv hhds 209 ca» Hansa—792 bags coffee Grinre:l, Mi $25 do * Boorman—637 do K Rich- - R& C titeheock~ 190 Foutke & 3on—3) bbls tapioca V.e- iJ Peterron—120 tes 49 barr hhus sugar 31 tx: co 41 bhds molasser Holt & Owe pelin leaf Sportord & Tileston ‘Schooner I iove ta—Si hhds 45 barrels suear 78 vs B 1 ‘sks ba'sam 17 hhds molasses ks bark | do ohaces © H bis b»eco J C Par s! bls 6 cake W «i 10 Gheenway Hi 29 hhds Jard Colmen & Hopkiw Jard ROL “yr k—29) bla pork C cchinan Roteris & A Douvlas—2 caximds F eeland Stusrt& siani Jhn Bosee— | Hera Lees & com? chs Cla et 8 P Chabean jr te en—32¢ bles rk Master Markoe & co— 106 do Abb tt—14 blerwoul J smith dz 90 bx tobacco 2i hiws do 190 bls pork ‘a que Lonia—53 hhds 526 tres 143 bbls pork mith & © —74 bbls povk $ A Miller & co—300 racks wheat Heran, Lewis & co =46 empty casks JR Taylor. Mo. im n—19 Ingolaby & Bo & 'Tileston—3? 182 New bold & Ceoupt fold—5 lew ‘at Nelson—60 do 5 pes to order. Savannan—Brg L Baldwin—13 cask: cotton R Graves & co—18 do Pe "rig Virgin 10 bles cotton Holbrook & Nel- Bg rt & Kneel | Strachim & Seott—50 Duuham ier 318 TT f ré.. Hener & 4mith—!3 WS Hastie — 2 bbls copper W Callahan—1 case Ke- he. kegs butter Judd & s: WB Moffati—7 d uiter 3d MP Rell Jordelia—6 bales cotion Spot Andecson—20 Taylor & Kick d— eub r |, T leston Holorock ve J Reed —5 bales 24 de D Pista & Whitmarsh—i4 co Sa'lus & Hopkins—27 ’o E & RK R Graves—56 do § Bronson—58 do Buck & co—77 do S Bronson—scrap irou Mesere RO Hance, L. & Parker—116 barre's Juha K Tayloc— W« Johi various pers SAVANNA ox this wolssves Dinhamn ex—200 hides and 4 Fales skin der—3 packages HH Sch Groncetown, 5 Philliis—92 do E Lazarus—irou Cunningham & co—100 phys ig Macon—76 bules cotton Matthews & eo—25 9 Parmelee, Kilbure & Rogers—40. J H Stone 2 cs mdse JM Prescoti—1 vox Naylor & co—2 tow, Pope & co—60 tes rice to order N—Biig Dir oa—71 bales cotton Rena’ aco Victor & Luekwith~ 110 baes do J ss taisirs RS Ma taud '& Sou- & Dimon—2 hhts tallow Pi J Commings—5 crses to or & Cot cark A Cums ock. Sehr Frievnd—441 bales cotton Pot & 'y Coit & co—40 hides 1 bdl skins Spee gue & Thhd i box 1 bbl Staples & Ford—t b. Robinson. Coow, Ane thony & Mah MARITIME HERALD. Bailing Days of the Stenm Shine. FROM Liven Poon, Notice to Pilots and Captal of Vessels, All Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fact that Robert S. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, isnot now in our employ. He is not, therefore, to receive any newspapers or reports intended for the New York Herald. Hereafter, World, will = " at to Commodore Rosent $: ee of the Sh essrls Spo! any Foreiga. vorrd them immediately on their arrival. respondents, at hore er abroud, Jing to this Office all the i a, Neatieal talornati Foreign Letter Bags, Letter jew: be made up at the Tinato Orv Ship Mesters end Agentw, esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will give of our News Meet, & Ke Port whence they sailed, re of i Sarge, ethey maz h: Age: ewspapers or ct Cor also coufer a favor by rtelligeace they exc f any kind will be thawk(ali: wi ai mntion PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 11 SUN RISES sUN oeTe ig Cready & Co; Lion, Lewis, Philadelphia, do do. Barqre Tonia, Whee’ with pok, to PIN Monmeuth, Carolina, Bashaw, and others 6th inst. off Hatteras, Barque Has bacco on ee "l ips ‘Toreuto, chs, Bunker, Liverpool, R Kei Orleans, Buck & Peters; St, Peter Perkins, Hall. C wold, Lond Hall. Chay! Oo ith & Walsh; et, Pote, New Smy otk, do do; Moon, Hayes, ( ichrs ‘Tioga Halle Smith. Washing: Arrived, » Leavitt, 1 days fiom New Orleans a ith cot, »_from New Orleany, Bar 2ith ult PI Nevius & Sous. Sailed in co with Leopard aw the Leopard ¢ Brazileiro, (new) Williams, from Philadelphia, in to . Barque * pthorp, Blake, T days from Ph ladelphia, with to- np & Co ‘ell mburg brig Hansa, Marte.s, from Kio Jane with coffee, to order, Brg A, with 9 bales sa-sapa Carib, of and fm Boston. da, Howland, hence farstow & 1 0, em tan big Emelie Celestina, Storsce, 52 1400 bxs ranges 800 qtls citron te AP iro, Feb 17, lays fom Santo ‘Tomas, C. me Blanco Lefe baryne Spoke bound ia, brig Arau- tsey B. Blount, Howe, 28 Ma $1050 to jast ar. rig J. Pe ecgon, Green, from Santa Cruz, Cuba, March 21, ‘with sugar. to Holt & Owe: Verezaelean brig Ciesar, Wakefield, 26 davs from La Guayra, with hides aud ex Deohem & fie, co Maitla d, Comrie & 10. + ‘Lalbot, 16 days from Movile, with cotton, to ou, B ig Sav unah, Hawley, 7 days fom Savannah, with cotton, to Sturges & Cleon L, Baldwin, Brig B if, Sncon, Lewis, 7 days from Savannah, w: RM Demil. hompson, 4 days Lfrom Savannah, with Dunham’ & Dimon. ‘bade coma cotton, to Brig Vion, Robinson, 4 days from Charleston, with coxton, to Mar $, with cotton, to mane finharn & 'D) rig Pe ber, t) Bad chr Bi 2 -beth wine, to order. non. errs, 6 days fiom Georg town, with Jum- er & Peek. Harkuess, Weeks, 34 days from Oporto, with tah, Perk, 21 diys from Maracaibo, wich mdse, to ta, Bromh!l. from Guiyama, March 25, with Nesm th & Walsh. Left, orneli, Given, wg; Y rk, 10 days. Havana March 27, wi h 121 hhds im Spok»7chi st, lat 37, lon Heats tor Trinida dea, Me.) 11 days from 8 Suniey, orvelia, Pendiet se rFri nd, Lewis, 9d ys from Georgetown, SC. wi hcot- ton, to Post &'Philiips Sehr To Brothers, Richar’son, from Washington, NC with naval stores, Schr F izabeth Aan, Tolson, fom Washington, NC. with nays! store Sehr Frivei: it Siias Crane Johnson, from Washiogton, NC. with na- SL Mitchell, ton, NC. and Ocr..coke, +, to JM Taylor. Gifford, from Newbern, NC. with nava stoies, Sehr Ann Maria. Jones, from Newbera, NC. with naval chr Aun Marin, Jones, from bern, th on Mitchel Schr Time, Garretson, from Newbern, NC.with naval stores, to master to. havi Hust r Sehr Henry, Tazweil, 5 days {com Georgetown, with timber, ar t Arcot, Emerson, 6 days from Wilmington, NC. with ‘ores, to Badger & Pecn. Bergen, Coie, 4 days from Petersburg, wit mdse, to J Millicent, Cole, 6 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to owden. Git Blas, Farren, ‘from Virginia, with oyste s—bound lo NHayea. Schr Theron, Mitchell, 2days from Virginia, with oysters, to mastir. Schr Sequel, from Virginia, Below. One barque, two brigs, unknown. Si Ship Ann McKim, Vesmer ( Gth—Arr Roanot ‘had bee Bosto rm La Guayra for Box the mate overboard: ‘Also arr, Fabiui wi h 2000 bis ap of unknown, be mostly stall vex th—Are Mai 8 mos out, with 50 bo fin Havana tor Bostor led. tou, and others. Merald Marine Correspondence Houmes’ Hove, April 3 fin (Georgetown, DC. for vast; Michigan, Goodwiil, Cardenas for do—lost Iphia for do. from P cific, rived: nares bound West, Knight, 15 da blown wff the ind & 0, Boston: 1th, Jax E 1d 6th, Jas Otis, Ocracoke: hy Volant, Coxsackie, N Suir Jonn & Etizanern —The from a whatiny ship John t& Klin: New Hollie Are Sth, Jas Ot's, tor, Barter, Carden: Ke miles of Block Island Ist inst. and tok « Nie gale which her nearly inte the Golf—sustained no damage, Lots, Ho ovidence for : ith, Men- within 29 rove has hada iough py NYorks Eliza, Jon s, Hatch, Fall River for do; Ar ennet, Barlow, WB: larblehead for do; al, Janes, N York for nd for N York. d Oscar, New York; NYork Y; 7th, Miscell jumbus,at New London # the revort of the loss of whale n. of New London, on che Sonth Coast of W bbis oil. Also, that the sehr Pae fic voy ge, bt of New London, was condemued at Cape Town, No other pacticalars. v ic Buia Ateine.—There is insurance on the Alpine. of Boston, put into St Pierre, M fieigit money $3200, Diea, On the 9th instant, of consumption, in the 26th year of his age, Tuomas B. SxowneN, youngest son of ‘Thomas Snowden, His friends and those of the famil: are respectfully in vi- ted to attend the funeral at 4 0'eloc Vereday ube. noon, from this (Thi is father’s resicencw, No. 12 Hi street, corner Elm, (Suddenly, on the Sth instant, of diseasejof the heart, Lauxenep then, was vessel. iu distress, ov the vessel $1000, and on joston bacque called the Jubilee, of 235 ached at Fortlard lost Satu Sh Spoken. ns bar Noble, of Labec, for NYork, no date, lat 31, lon €9—by the 0” Hanes, Porto A ton 79 30—by the lonia, oO, Gray, Cienfuegos for Boston, 4th iast, lat 27 50, this ports Chumplaine Mayagues for NWork, no, date, fat 34 14, lon 75 “a Giffurd, hence for Antigua, April 6, lat 37 12, lon 746— by.the Cordelia, at this, port. “ Sam) L Southard, Jat 21 66 8, lon 99, é Auclankateoaant FRALO, hh Bm, D hess » Kel; er, aud Sarnsow’ Prait Detroity Martin a, Gane, Hart; Hercules, W Kinty, Detroi'; Smead, Daukirk, 49 days from NYork Lake UBEC, ApriP2— SI Bal imore, Bickmore for rrisou, for Valparaiso, Feb sey; Herenles Na fon Philadelphia; 3d. » East Macias, April 3In port, Oregon, Moore, for New York, Idg Castine. April d—Are Pa NYork- Sid 3d, President, P Wiscadser, Ay ‘Arr Fdsnburg, Houd! tt Fonriayo, Apel 6—Atr Effort, Spear, NYor! cier. el, Tolfurd. Cubs Raven, Apri Daxvens, A er N hagle, Ferey; | for 2 brigs, Cid G oucester, late of Boston bivhead, late of Plymouth) Powers, Aux C: {ae of Boston) Treat, of and for ‘Bangor: Oregon, Corson. orfolk, Se; Phitadelp) Arr'Bth, Bi Anoa, [Ham] M. loseph Balen, Fidiidge: H ic, Ye ry . Crowell Liberty Town-end, Philad Nawtueker, April 6 Bedford, Std 4th Epaantows, Ay tov; kilms, NYork for Thomas Provipency, April 8—Arr Kliza E tanzas, Fatt Riven, Apri! 4—Arr Candace, Br Jos Brown. Brows: | H Borden, Brow Yankee, k. Sid ‘Thom, Ph Ss e ton; Vesta Li Md Jos Brown, Bro nil B—Arr Rebecea C i 10—Arr Palm, E Eclipse, Crowell Onvco, Butler, and ‘or Ri Xu. April tori K rekson NYorky ‘Texas, Emer-ou. Lu Helen. Mar, M’Casli i "erkins, fa, Parker, ———, to load apars for Balti 1 rwktiu, Thomas, New ¥ Va, Spats St John, N ore Boston. th, Finan- ent, Matanzas; Little Mary, NYork, (ld 6th, Samu- 0, Buenos Avres; Glover, Matanza Frederi i | (ot ; Montilla, (of Mare ves; Gen Bolivar, Ametica Somers hia via Wi toineton, Churchill; Rubicon, tk. Arrseveral diys ‘a, Carver, Mariel for Bos jen, Buekinan, Ma- rightm: ri iladelpt adlam, pwn, Atb Baltimore; Lewis, and Vv nn, Porto Id Pacific, idge, Bosto m’ Cid Beulah, President Leign Arkinses, Tylor, Banger: cin the Schuylkill emperance, Point, Ct; Liberty, Tullis, NYork. Bovert, and Inere se, bee; Lexington, Van Gilder, Newa k Sil Nassan, Chester, N York Wasuinarox, NC April 4—Arr Washi gton. Dixon West bedi and Paetuin , Ireland, West Iidies. kt, bound to Ne ashore ou the An ern. in gol « about 1 ysboal She will pr Topi OLLAPODIANA: No. 1. BURGESS, STRINGER & U Aun stie f ) cor his day No. tof th S GAYLORD C ther LieWIS G. rhocker—Coi The mest ropular # ries of lively. vari Magazine papers that hove ever appser d ton much of whet is called the" Chea fay, the work vs he ted type and fiae white psprr, alt twe.ty-five cenis per number, af thes» we'l OLLAPODIANA wh aff rd da. the low n ver of Broadway ard ry Remains of. y LARK ; FLOR. CLARK, ous, and ia Avneri Lite: ature nia geand eleor Opinions of the Press. “We have no hesi humor. sparkli feeling and n word,in th t, ane ‘Mr Chanx, however numerous and ab tributors in she Kuickerbocker, inust writer of shat tus Magazine luxney, playful er se ious, his.» ish, and his \deas are those af a poe: or a casion may provoke —New Yorker. “A ino t entertaining, I vely series o! repiere with humor and clever timuing « Proof Reader” is in the writer's best vain rican. “Who eseription; more enterta Mopodiana of Witt1s GayLonp © ne pan w tion in saying that there is more genuine trae pathos ; i more Ceep poetical nment, in one which hve ap N. ¥; Courier & ie b's hie associate con: as the first Whether ‘oruthian po- humor ist, es the oc- f gos ipping papers, i Victim of a New York Ame- es the ‘Ollapodiana’ Papers? ‘Vhey ate truly most del ghttul reading ”—Penn. Inquirer. allie’ m THOMAD BELL, Avetoneer. Store No. 11 Spruce street. Saturda: and Friday. URSDAY Large Saleof splendid Paintings by the bert makers; and several article AlO Qe" ee ‘H bewutil u Foot Stools,covered with ting, elecant Frew e ex and FL> wei blue, ere Borrous andes to 0% Wash acd plain ye wth whieh iy he well-kuown Manu scturers wrehmoch care. Cat logu So'ciock, from de var tarred bat a shot t a the st reaod py ne Furniture, &e er, all 't*rre to vider, by Meeks Regnias Sales as wstal of Fumiture every Wednesday and "Aino, of Dey Goods, and all other varieties every Tuesday TH J o'c’a 4 om. ee encot Paice omy Sn Fortes, ful turn) u g ANT GENTERL SURNITURS. No It wa S SORTS CO will elt thia mra- c iN the Furmitars containel in the house Picols:lopusis end Veosran Cs Metta Ber pon Biusetop Cantte Tabies, Preach Ch ‘Rocker aud ite, do with dam French Dressing ‘an white marble ine face ol ay he eximin- & + U Auctiourer , 30) Brontway er. Duane st. QPLES DID OIL NGSAT AUCTI is & POONER will Broad in lots for dealers PTs extensive sale 0° valuwole Gil Painting taney and gra exh 281 Broadway, will tal ‘* og pic Wes OF K . by i. + if ever offered at auction. FURNI- UR: F 8) russels Carve tole Ol P jutings. Soft Plaet Tea Tr y Wire. ond d all itm a Kricay Morning, #t tt hoice aud fantifal enilection of Oil eaiel is ab ut to sul for Europe. asters whos worl alt 2 WM MCORMICK, ON =LEVY atl atin, . GLOVER, Auctioneer tes ch Feather Beds, viatrasses Beds, Marble Top Centre gut roseweod grand action Piano Auctioneer. GTRAW WRAPPING PAPER—G000 Teuns common Hamilton, Premisys April Lith, 1914 knows all the branches of his pro‘ess V eh H of his p Fe rticulais inquire of thi whe EURGE. | need ap i | all Apply to Grtrate Jourveviman, Hair Dresser straw, for eule by PERSS6 & BROOKS, . y all % No 6! Libe ty street To + OCK BUIL als will be buildiga Doe milton “all 3m others N Ty 60 Broadway. WANTED=A situation as cook.or td gear ina sind given 1 all It ste fami deity Application to be mad at No. 18 Anu sue t *re ral housework reuce can be CKET SHIP QU Tr FROM | PAS VERPOOL—Cocsiguves by tthe euen4 their permits én ¢hoard, weat side of ety the CES “ge ies itted in five da He to he sent to publiestore OW oODU SURNS, ali are bush strest. BOARD IN BOND STREET, PLEASANT KOOMS with Board ean be obtained at No 2 Bond street all Im*re BOARD WA FAMILY, consisring ¢ A FAMILY cor iscing: to the tetof Ma if suitable te all | preferred. s. BOARD IN A PRIVA ULET GuNTELGE FAMILY, tw heuse in Bleecker street, whieh th the Ist of May. wishing to resuca th ir expenses single Indy to board with them. them all the comforts of a quiet plessaut hom tikana p il oceupy are desirous of | talcing © gencleman and (amily, cra couple of kentlemen, "7 A fetniads They will endeavor to give ie. References | given and required. Ayply at Sif Greeawich street. ee SECOND REPORT ENGLISH, AMERICAN 3 ION OF ) AND FRENCH Ss FASH 5 FOR TH" SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1814, BY THOMAS OLIVER, No. 4 COURTLANDT STRKE N OFFERING the § the Trade, the for the generou: Reneuany, the pre ent spri hav augmeatedto such a de first Report (and that an w ‘efore the usual pe iod of renew steadof multiplying ica ly E on me embell is eu ademyt to give an idea ofgoods. ‘The centril the Amer ean sty! the lef, the Freuc talon nd on either side isa sketth o y drawn, in picturesque aut iat background of the Americ view of the City Hall in this city,aud the Before publishing this PI several of the principal Tailors in the cit decided approbotion; aud it has received a 10 all quar ers. being the sevond plate I have publ time, I have put it att y low pri place it within the rexeh of those who hav hed i the previous one, aud also (0 sec are fur it a prompt m A sale. ET, NEW’ ecoud Plate of Fashio 3 ousvally large one) has be Cte most en group shows the n the ri, ht are those o' the Above. hovers th American the National #lus of (America, tion disprsed f commencing their sale (the pil.) Kucoaraged by this stroug evir ‘has ventmie tat the expense of getting wv, ce oF pubhie fae issuivg an ties of the first, re- Une sty bos y howill sblishmenty in) ew aa any and graceful ot an CoMpartinest. 15 4 Fount: in thePark + "the drafe wos submitted to yy et with their Rreat deal of adm. ra- shed witl ice of O1 e alreaiy MONTHLY K Ero. re OF THE ‘MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, sham No. 15 ¢ bers at CASES SUCCESSFU Feet. LLY TREATED. 2 Knlargemest of the heat, 3 ¢ 2 Scarlet Fever, 2 Secondary Syphi 1 Gout, 6 2 Military, 1 Flea isy, 8 Semiual Weakness, 4 Great Debility, 3 Oasnism, 1 Rheumatisia, 1 Dysesterv, 3 Disease Liver, 3 4 vcous Discharg 6 Examinations of he chest to eancee detect disease, ng from the Lungs. 2 Coughing, U 1 Pites : SURGICAL OPERATIONS 1 Fracture of the Humerus, — 2 Mularged torsila removed, 3¢ ons fur Squutiag, 1 Phy nos's, 1 An On, 1 Gyerarion for club foot, 3 OF 8 lor Hydro 1 O,ecation for drupsy, or water in the scrotum, — % Op rations to nliese deforini= 2 Abscess in the Ear, 9 Stretures cured In the of the spine ander vrechra without cutting er burnin, Tntlaminstion of the 8 DR. 1B Atteadicg Sug New yor« rr i MEDICAL AND SURGICAL No. 7 (F- This Tnstit o> and scientific medieal a 1 easful « peration for wv disca ¢ are treated here. surgical ly three INSTITUTE, Chambers street, LUO 1, estadiisred tu re der to the afllicted aid, hay years, Wrady been All fori urxical Operations of ev ry description are also performed by a qualified and experienced surgeon pe ae and those wh se mens are li their mdicives only. every day be:weeu 3 aud 4 u’elock. wil é Whout charg DR HW BOSTWICK, ding Surge nand P ysici ‘na leases charge are muted are F qu red 10 ‘The poor will be atteudsd to i This 1 s under t © patronage and cc mmedatioa of the following gente Dr ED Y HIG AER, Ree vr. GEORGE POTES, Kev. Dr. G SPR G, all 2w#re Rev Dr SCHROKUER, “PE SUBSCRIBER hej nt rce-ived itheir st whol cr ret Geathan themselves for the season, will do weil co wock of words as they will be fr Bu pe.des «f i Velvet and Silk Gum Ebistic ot every ki ds Cotton Webb, mato goeds in his sine which he offers at low py 4 oto Halt low the following assort- *, pew about nth ting call snd examine ih es of Also Hoskin Black aud Colored Vest and Pantaloon Tral isn Cravay Bur kies. L Stocks Snir ke. ‘& MAIDEN LAN all 3tis*m cr IRA PEREGO IN CHINA DINING SETTS. 7B CAD DAVIS COLLAMon Niblo’s info © ived per Inve arrival be sid at very low pri a foil assortinent o js as chesp, 1 not from 5 c, 10. all Im*re adway, ad the puli ‘antun, a few Dining Sets, which rockery Were, of a!l ki ved shapes. Cut au er! ' ‘0 ive yout pleoges himse ft sell the same ausl ity Uy per cont cheaper than any 17 Broadway, opposive Niblu’s nearly, tly oppe: me he hy rs to almont NEW YORK FIRE ‘Pile THUS TE ly beg Leave t CONCERT for the ben of the Depsrtment will t aotice will be give, it at feast equal sons who pureansed tanes ou the 2 rot the cy u au MMV: al Qis*m — JAMESPH YER, IMPORTANT TO THOS! CHILDRE. THOSE Interested, w: OM. "ord ant. ewe MARIIN w. +) FORSYTH LABAGd, Te cee hat an agene M.DESOMEAUXS iss. Useme.toa last column of fourthpage. IEPARTMENT FUND. iS of the Fir» Department Furd respeetfule form the publ c, thar the repe'ition of the i WIDOWS and ORPHANS place in a few days, of whieh due ‘Thos per fable to obtaia adunit- ut them, NS, eipremabaaan WITHOUT is establish. Wouderfal OL MEDICAT RE. well known to be essen'ially nec off the easiele aceumulavet durieg wine on the vurfice af the he ie. be i or be and Flip Baths for hire . CARROLL'S ESTABLISHED ‘ED VAPOUR BATHS, ‘saary at this reason of the sear, woes the system requires an auxiliary to throw which, by re n UTOU Mees Entaneous diseases, They are in opera in the morning ‘till hie ir Bail® require one hour's notice. Bathe sent to any part of the city, or Biookd a6 Iwo re KREMOVAL.—FRANCIS R CURONUMETER, WATCH, ¢ JEWELEK, (formerly 8.1. Pobing and recently with Marqaacd’s & Co three «ears, hegs to acd hes REMOVED fron 240 ER, tyo doors west of Broadway, rice'the abave business, and trnats, ere . Brow this fiends acd GRAND SE. to 83 B » CRUMP, LOCK MAKER AND for nearly six years ‘way, upwards of the public that he Lek he intends to rae rom his long experience and kvown ability, to meet with that share of patronage to which his al , fi would remind his friends that jon of wotehes, Repeaters. mus cal complicated that ean be procured Alao, atla restrung, Glasses and Cash paid for old gold and silver, lities ertitie aim. a returning thanks for all past Ne repa.ts every de- and duplex. the most Jewelry and diamond Keys constantly on m7 im*m | ad lw fh | A Pl BLIC DINNER from 12 M. till 50 a8 to cinbries The cinn ey th te eure. course; le dishes, Rogar and Poult sand Pastry. ‘The ch cents, ‘Vo abl persons dini fra <n agreeable, ecovomic | and convenient mod A Feeneh Cook ef ce.ebrity has been evga, | [S,(diven every day rt the Peacock Diniog Rooms, 1 South 1P.M. the ec every delic: er isa ad Boiled Joint age ix only 25 down town the Table d’Hote of- de of dining: made dishes, and experienced American Coo! joints, poulery, &e THE PHILADELPHIA SCRIBEL TAKE N Live (we HERALD WILL PLE TPHAT in consequesce of the seylatore bronghe cleaves of newap fers fe a ofore, we we oh ek Mail Linwar which we are ander ih cop) ughout fiom one iveek to one year, wwe have topay postage and no fon C7 Ifauy of urs the advane rd end Ch ie New D her Noid pate y occupied by DV: ‘rma moderate. Premises ean be seen an twelve and one o'clock. Also. the Dwellirg FE weond st. ‘This house is res, aud is very easy of | he berutital Cottage a © tatey seat of Doete tixaniles from the eity. ‘1 and hea'thiness. Ten ns very mo itmated betweea two great thorough> eas. ‘Te theuthouses ud. garden ¢ Mott on the banks of the Hudso i i koown for its bern’ OTICE. hich, has here. < freight) wow or so long as bers should not be wiiling 10 pay d prices, they will please sead their hemes to our diate y. + 3 Ledger Building, Lut street, He ir. y day between Touse No 13) oderate uate at 152 Blower street, 01 sf , front room. NOTICE. SHE PUBLIC are cautioned agniast ree Hee eee ot DAMES BEN SONS f Sun’s Dolisrs, due the 11h May, 1814, endorsed by and Charles E. Bonner, the me having bren lost. ‘The ti will reevive a reward By returning it to,No, 40 Broad way, first OF megotiag Five Huvdred Be KF thoor CARPET FE U. ST. NO. 99 BOT ERY. W patterns of st vertine and arpets Fiver. attr Door Maca; Tobie and were ordeved, aud purch sed { tus'to the great advanes ou. the above de wile side the waaal tow prices, at 69 Bowen Al wh ree cbout purchasing, to call sen eg es 7 i ANDERSO . He ware a Wik. aad black pro} tat hi erly rewa ded IN & DOBBS have just, eceived a large a tr a disordeed state 3, Tufted aud Fiano Covers, or cash, prev « of and y. We alvine make ther se & DOBB , ve HL ste fant is He had on an t-laons. Any hoarding mouse, will be g atefully r- alt sete Saint fago de Cuva. Guisa Coffee—50 bags Saint ago, vew erop. Arrow Tot 00 ibs., 1m barrels ant ease Segars—10,000, just lauving from the sorted br nds, new crop In tore, a general assortrreat of Seg of celebrated brands, of las, year's stuck, offered ee Be os, alo tm*re No 6 Wall st, na 259 Broad wav TOL 7 the or beea rently paved, and is in good order. ag. od tenant . ‘Also, seveval small tenements in, Barrow 9 Appl; to L. BENS an? AMUSEMENTS Anns ru HATH. Boxes ‘ | (ote Oall ag Cy » RaMGVENwG Aah aT wahoo The perf ill commence with © rth CARIB CHIEF Ir, Wallac. Evoughum Followed by BAMBOOZLING, "o conclude wi SPIRIT OF CHATHAM THEATRE. ® +0025 Corts) Pits ” Dattt weuties ects | Pit--- 1236 Cents, MARM DURE WYViL. as of Narmaduke Wyvil-.. -2- 0 sssee ess Mir Wharaun REG. ; the Opera of IGARO.” «Mr Waleot Mr Holland Afer wh MY WIFE?3 SECOND FLOOR, To conclude with A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR, BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. Boxes 25 Cents— Pit 1234 JOHN TRYQN eee ee THIS EV* NING MARRIAG) After whieh Splendid Sceaes of Equestrianism, &e., ke Fo conelude witn THE OGKE OF BROCKE \. open at 7—Perfurmance commences at quarte to Daw Psst 7 o’eloe AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR THREF DAYS MOR®. ranged EES ORASD ACTV ACTIVE & aad s USPLENDID PERFORMAN the aftersooa, and. beitane GIANT AND GIAN at 3 o’cloe! ‘The largest in the world, aud of the finests, mmetry and propor. tions. They as MAN AND WIFE ited in. * rnp and have been p> by anace shan, INE ROAD. THOUSAND PERSONS ! RRING, MI3S BLA) volunteere ‘ E KENTUCKY DOG BILLY; Miss EB, ADALR MINSTRELS, Mr. COLE, uA P| MR. WHITE OC Mr HG SHERMAN, -M WILLIAMS, aad MR. HOWARD, an BOOTH, Mr and faithin. in KY QUEER atati hours of the day ane evening. native costume, ly cons» Ite Performances every evening at 73@ o’ciock, aud Wednesday oous at 3 o'clock. children under ten years . for pri aud Saturday aft ‘Tickers cents. Twen all re Phabs's AW YORE MUSECM, AND PICTURE GALLEKY MR. H. BENNETT IANAGER, ADMISSION ON SHILLING, LAPLAND DWARF SAME AG# AS TH HnkE INCHES SHORT to please his pa the sects in the Lecture Room will re utdience. ‘Tre following talented performers are The Great Westera, whois ur iversalsy inost Correct representative of Com: and with mil Wit to be withont on van 1 asa reprarntative sf theltequ'a gag-d:— .cters ad Lin. tator motive in the whole work % songsiress ; aad Miss Blanchard, the grace ul jus exci a ant fustre A New Stave has ected wih new Scenery, Si Menager beng deermin nave site Musewin as will render ic worthy of the 1 ‘Vhe Manager bas effected an eug gs GL ! OF" Fer fall particulars. see small bi Ls. ald ec XHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORI OF THE OLD MASTERS, EXHIBITION ROOM, IN ¢ TON HALL, Corner of Nassau and Beekman streets. MATEURS AND ARTIS‘ are inform: lery of Painti Hal is now open feom 11 A M, to 6 o'clock atuight, or later, according tothe season. ‘Thi wil therein find achoice collection of we finest Paintia which bave ever ad sted any H.uropean Gall Artista w be allowed to stady in the bx! ‘he public w find a Catalogue, which will exp al and oth pieces, quoting the passages of authors from have been takea. (7 Admittance only 25 cents m27 Im*jzb ee ILL. d Saturday. the 13th Cas the evening hey may be seen fiom 10 o'clock A.M. CHARD, MISS 8, T. the TE CEHITO, MKT G PAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger tatives of the aucieut peovule of the Fortune ‘Teller, may be private ate consultations a the Gipsey entuely takeo nd vep'aced in such a inanner as will promote the coinfort knowledged to be the America, Wesiem, the much sdimied actress, who is admitted e the detivhifal dai suese; Miss Adair the so much interest last AL PAINTINGS , that the Gal the subjects oF TUE SOT Tit MAIL. Washington, , (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasninoton, 9th April, 1844. Important News. o The Hon. Winutam R. Kina, present United States Senator from Alabama has been this day nominated by President Tyler, and confirmed by the Senate, Minister Plenipotentiary to France, and his Excelleney Wisoy Swannon, the present Governor of Ohio, some time since nominated Mi- nister Plenipotentiary to Mexico by the President, has also been thisday confirmed by the Senate. As soon as Mr. Berrien had finished his speech the Senate went into Executive Session, and con- firmed both of those gentlemen in about three minutes, viva voce, nemine contradicente. Mr, King, of course, withdrew from the Senate before the subject was taken up. Mr. King isa single man, polite and agreeable in his manners, and no doubt this appointment will be peculiarly acceptable to him, the more especial- lv as his chances for the Vice Presidency uader Mr. Van Buren, if not absolutely diminishing, were in NO Wise increased by the competition of Messrs. Polk, Stevenson, and Dick Johnson. In this ap- | Polmtment Mr. King has certainly distanced two of the three gentlemen above named. Moreover $9,000 outfit, $39,000 salary, and $4,500 infit, equal ie Lee inone yeay prove highly coneeaare © 4 gentleman who does not t i F wile and.children, © no CuUOy the blessing of Mr. King is therefore no longer Senator from Alabama. Gov. Fitzpatrick will, doubtless, imme- diately supply his place with another Democratic Senator—probably Clement ©. Clay, but of this, [ Know nothing, “s Whether the appointment of Mr. King will give President Tyler any strength in Alabama amoni the particular admirers of Mr. Calhoun, or net am unable to say, If Mr. King is indebted to his friend Calhoun, for his appointment, (ior the thi was never thought of, or apoken of, unul Mr, Cake houn’s urrival) possibly Mr. Tyler may make id | nothing by it. Mr. Bernsen made a rather remarkable epeeeh | to-day—a strong, high tariff, protective speech— | particular laudatory of the tariff of °42, against which he then voted, although by some astonishing mesmeric somerset, he now admires it. Moreover, you will recollect, that itis but a few years since Mr. Berrien presided at a free trade convention in Pennsylvania. Mr. Berrien strongly advocated to-day the estab- lishment of manufactures in the Southern States. Ile enumerated quite a large number already estab- lished in South Carolina, Georgia, and ‘Alabetna— all of which are carried en with English eapital, and by English operatives—againet “dependence upon whom he declaimed with much eloquence in another part of his spee But his colleague, Judge Colquitt (a Democrat) has the fleor to-morrow, in reply to him, and if Mr. Berrien does not find himself anatomically dissect ed, and disagreeably ‘used up,” Mr. Colquitt’s friends will be disappointed. 8. B. rr Wasnineton, Tuesday. Ministers to France and Mexico—Post Office Ex- penses—Importations of Wool—Naval Sirvice. The President sent in the name of Senator King, | of Alabama, as Minister of France, to-day. He was unanimously confirmed. Mr. King was called the Father of the Senate—having been there more years than any other member of it. The Governor of Alabama has the power to appoint a Senator to fill his place at once. Dixon II. Lewis is talked of. It will be some one from South Alabama. 1ix-Goy. Shannon was also confirmed as Minis- ter to Mexico. Waddy Thompson comes home to be the agent for claimants. The statement in the Journal of Commerce and Philadelphia North} American about the alleged terms of the Texas treaty are all fubulous—not a word of truth in them, as will surrender her THEATRE —A CARD, sublic domain and require the United States to pay US debt,which is nearer $20,000,000 than $10, fat C ‘ 000. The owners of 1 d DI vould th R. WALLACK respectful’ announces to his friends and Xus scrip WON! IM ata btiee thas Bie Brien cca eet cree ce aan able: tolenter any: lantacinéiheuUnited! estes with on, will take lice on Friday, Avail 2th tm -whiehceeation | the saine. ‘Che treaty will be a very simple one. a eee teat ay deomar Eley jo which Mr Wa'-| ‘The Postmaster General has sent in his list of Theatr, the cemedy of the Schitar, in eM Myth for the Post Office Department for the polar, in wiich Me. tor tt FAREWELL CON TO BK CIVEN BY Tk MEMB PALMO'S LATE CONCERT C T CONCERT HALL. No. 406 Broadway mveaing, April Lith 164, va Tharsda: ‘They heve eng 8 ADAIR, favorauly ku: To ercer to meet the w the price of admission 25 cents PROGRAMME. 1 to the public. of their friends, U the Echo Song + song, ( omie—Bi Caocua—Hail blessed morning, from Fra Diavolo, By the Compan: itation Italian duet «++ vand Coro—Oh Klixer, most divine, from the Love Spell, first times + Compan a tell tale+ ne sit thee down ebrated Bed m Medi doves of Blarve ye sound the Trampet: Song—W hat c: Chorus andy nod The Seng Duet—Sweet ‘ister Fay> e O Iewvem hth= Wood Dart—As it fel! apow a day Ballad— The Harper o’Mu +4, Cur Mass M. Comm OMPANY, «occasion MISS M. E. and MISS have made +++Mrs Sharpe and Mr Kneass Miss Adair and the Comming Cirehagh al year. Here iti For transporting the mail Compensation to Post: Ship steamboat, and way latters,. y | Advertiang, Ae: g paper and blanks. . locks, keys and stamp D. predations on the mail, oth and Sprciat AGENTS Furniture! . Sundry expenses, not to be particularised Add to this the expenses of the general post office paid out of the civil list... ......+ H 17370 eae $4,709,070 The Secretary of the Treasury has just laid be- fore Congress the following statement of the quan- Y | tity and value of wool imported into the United States during the last four years:— Unmaycractuanp Woon, v Not over 8 ets. a lb. Over Bets. a lb, Pounds. Pounds, $675,009 904,748 $71 067 981,98 596,646 179 672 615,619 7HS70L NTRS 462.795, 210570 66,187 2,004,734 2,185,665 S22 859 Under the act of 1832 wool not exceeding 8 cents per lb. was free of duty on importation. Under the act of 1842 wool not exceeding 7 cents per Ib. is subject to a duty of 5 per cent ad valorem. In there were 4,722,024 pounds of coarse wool nder 7 cent to the United 163; this at 5 on this article rvice of the United States, at different periods with- he last ten year 3 cg— fa behworum-++ + der Clirehagh Ral % Sang—Derm it Asthores M’ Pratt gi gt Duet—Were o'er young tm i aa 6 o nw a Bank +++ ning a Wile of Aldivalloct rehowh in 7 F reward ‘thous hts eH y My Pre Paue sees New Sentech Song—Ther: lives oR Irneh Balled Molly Braliaga: © 2 eee uw ” Hates Bi ‘4 p> the Cowden Knowes«M M . ommiog 3S 7 D havleu’ the Ste pees seee vee ses Cum ning t 5) Ce ts each, to be had at the Hiovels, Music oe 10320 ir © irevugh’, 205 Broadway, Misses ( ummiug’s dence,| Warreu street, or at the duorou thee ert ple, Paper Mulberry, F uronean Abela Blms of vor and orher verureen Trees 6 Salm of Gilead or B: f rare collection of sows and Dahlias, many of w On to five goiueas rah. : Orders will be executed ina superior atyle, cent Lwer than wsuslly charged , aud we pu tisf ction of purch ssers Where x oumber of Trees are ordered, a garten hem itveqnired, Orde eet, New York. v Avinember, TO MILKMEN AND G TO LE) —Severnl haudret ares ot Bri htou =taten Island. st Fo; farther particulars apply to alo lw*m Lich cost from at prices 25 per arautee the su vr will be sent defeat co. eat ation required, RDENERS._— land at New ond garden market 1 ge Tiss, 49 Wall street, 3d story, or at = New Brighton, cellent traveiler, kiud 1 single wound and a first rate sad tle ne) Mare“ wA UE,” at Cowan & Dilla’ Breeeker street re ton. Line from the foot of at termediate places, relay T o'clock, at7 o'clock eventog, at 7 o'cleck Lhe steamer A at 7 o’elol vats of this Line, ble nt all Gines ANY, Carwin RB s the bars, aud west wage or freight, apply on board, or at th bveving Line fom the foot of Courthindt strest + ‘The steampoa' SWALLOW, Ceptain A MeL.an, Friday *OR SALE—A Bright Bay vare, n fast and ex ingle or double harness, Aslefor the Bay er street, near Also, a Light Wagon,built by Ford. Pateat axles bee alae tled a9 3c? m. “NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT L FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morning street, landing «The steomer TROY, Captain A. Gorem, This morniog, at ‘the seamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Saturday mor. ing Macy, Saturday to their light draugat of wa- reveh Albany nample time to take the moruiug train of cars for ¢ offices on the allre ALBANY DAY LINE. FOR ALBANY, and b —ithe new and iT RATE PROF eSSOR OF TR AND ITALIAN SINGING na plain end fr which he would cake al forte, which may be at pactet the day MU id he papt y instraie references ediate Land- want steamboat PORTUGUESE FEMAL THESE farfamed and celebrated “om we peromve, to be obtained in this country erat on the last eolumm. fourth vege PILLS. Portngal, are ‘Bee adveriies VOCAL AND INSTRUME MW. J. DAVIS Fe pect'ully WA the puble. that ha CONC MWonbat eV G, Aprib:2, wh asion he will te assisted by a he most emi ent tleet, hath V Further particulars will Fe shortly anno (g THE ANATOMICAL VENUS THE MIS CERIES of Kepoduction in faute ad Ac mals fally exploine?, On Thursday Fricay aud Satur With, 1th ‘3th, Dr Mollicn will detiver a ceurse « both sexes ought to be at be taught to doors he Apello ral large Orchestra « fost umeat | do all St in dway. ton ue Polly * 5 will consist ¢ to rach Lecture 24 cent trations of the bmn female, ealled u aut fal ful sized vodel mn cal Anw organain asmeny dy racteral jor par ati aot thee hag * couatiy 1 Gentemen may also see them every morning at 10, fc eraof Ladion have attended every dey, men of the press will alwa: s be ndlenitead 9 Geu ivi their atderss BOs N T OF CONCERT. 3Y) THE ADVIC® of Mr. HENRY © TIMM begs lenve respectiully to an yablic, thal bre Annual Concert will be p poned wy DAY, the 16th of April, on account of the ab 6U* en JNETIS A Magnetized, withont prit tith, at 8 o'el P JOLNSON will give one inote exhibition as above.an for the parpone of fully testing the matter, will mangetize tw Ladies oue of whom will hav. ments in Clarrvoyauer,™ 25 cents each th extracted from oe Chaton Mall, 01 093 ROUNDS. best ‘hree in 1 ¥5 sgoveloeh, 1 RED HOUSE PLEASURE ¢ for Thirty Dollars, Mile Day, Thursday Hlth NTERIES, niet it or shine, H, Wood uff +++ Wm William Tell. rice Washing! ho Fraok © rower +b m Nelly, b. Sarah. h. Plumb Bob, ; S. Rogew all ire of rourte n other Modeis of the feenale tooth extreted without prin npathy Se. will be exhibited, te ., | 100,000 bales raise | Three years ago there were not 10,000 bales years :— wIceount. $4,209 85 6.292,15 7,491,964 839,867 + 6,787,562 + 613,896 + 6,001.0 + 83 748 1815, (first six moth 672,747 1815, (last six monchs. s+» + 5,000,000 vi | —And j2the entire net revenue from customs was “| only $12,835,430; and two-thirds of it went for the Navy. Wualworth’s nomination is not to be touched this session, Wickliffe must now go to Austria or Prussia. At least, that is the opinion of A Seectator. | Wasuinaton, 9th April, 1844. | ‘The statements I sent you yesterday are correct. i |The ‘Treaty will be ready to send in jon the last > | Of this week or the first of next. They are hast- ening it as rapidly as possible to a conclasion.— And I see, by the bye, in to-day’s Intelligencer copy of the “Armistice” between Texas and Mex- ico, and that fixes the rirst or May for its termin- ation. It occurs to me that this fact may be the | reason why the Treaty is pressed forward so rap- «| idly. How does it strike you ? "| Another very important fact you can publish. — | ‘The Treaty will provide for the admission of Texas asa Texnirony. ‘They have not thought of pro- posing the annexation on any other terms, People x 1) prepared to sell WATCHES | are much strack with those four or five diflerent ihe lowest nossinle Hierss | ways of admitting Texas and yet preserving the OF dewelgy. consisting of Gold | equilibrium, which I sent you a few days ago, and ther hone inthe eity which you published 4 Ah—Don’t forget tive numberbo Chattam stree, "| I have for more than a week past been making ay tm peciul efforts to procure authenticated facts res- cting the commercial statistics of Texas. The | subject has been taken in hand by several Texians. What has led to these inquiries on my part is the | fact that the published statistics of exports and im- vorts to and from Texas are very imperfect: I nean the trade between Texas and the United states is much greater than it appears to be in the tatistics. The leading facts are these—although I hall probably to-morrow go over this same ground vain more fully :— Cotton is the Seat staple of Texas—about last year in all. sised in all Texas. a Six-tenths (60,000) of all the cotton raised in Cexas are grown in astern Texas,* and pass down he Red River to New Orleans. | “About 15,000 bales get into the Custom House (three cents duty)—the rest 18 smuggled, =