The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1844, Page 3

, Greve Histronic Triumpx.—A visit to the Chatham alone can convince the public of the suc- -essful career which the Chatham has run for some time past. Altogether, the results of the enterprize of the inanagement must be considered a dedided triumph. This evening, however, the chef d’wuvre will be accom- plished. In addition to the excellence of the company, 4nd the satisfaction given by the character of the produc. tions, this evening Mrs. McClure ap, in the beautiful character of Julia, in the Hunchback. This lady Kes al- | ready secured to ‘herself a high rank as a most eccom. plished and successful artiste, and this evening ia afforded 40 opportunity for the New York public again to be tified by her splendid impersonations. In addition to this, Mademoiselle Henriette Viola appears for the second time. Enough has now been said to secure a crowded house. A glauce at the cast of the Huncheback brings to view the most brilhant y of talent, ever devoted to the honor of Sheridan Knowles, the other names are those of McClure, © y' Scott, Wharam, Winans and Stevens. We feel ourselves lucky in having secured seats for the evening. American Musgum.—The Giants continue to draw such houses, that the manager will give two splendid performances to-lay at half past 3 P. M. and a quarter before8. The Ethio) , who are re-engoged, will appear, also Cole and his Dog, Miss Adair and Cerito. A richer has not been offered for months, Let the lovers of amusement take advantage of this day’s opportu nity, 50 early if they wish seats. The Gypsey can be consulted at all hours: Pratr’s New Yor Museum.—This place is be- coming the most popalar and fashionable resort in the city, The Manager, desirous ot petion: his fair visit- ors, has at considerable expense, and tor their especial ac- commodation, constructed @ parguette—the seats of which are newly cushioned, the backs stuffed, and a place for the elbows to rest on, so that each seat resembles an arm A chair, ‘This is a great comfort in a crowded room, more patticulatly in warm weather. The Manager—anxious to afford the ladies that which, by courtesy, they are en- titled to, namely, the best se: admi's them to the par- quette without extra price. The gentlemen have to pay one shilling. ‘The attractions this week are truly tremendons | A Dwarf smaller than ‘Tom Thumb, a Glantess larger than the one at the American Museum,.and eight per- formers, including Celeste, Conover, Western and his wife, and all for one shilling. i | i Lmerat Doxatiox.—Boston has reason to be proud of her generous merchants. It would be Weil ifall understood the high object of these rich endow- ments of a bountiful Providence. William Lawrence, Esq. has presented the sum of $10,000 to the Groton Academy for the maintenance of ‘education in that Seminary.— Boston Mail, Aoril Et ‘Those splendid manne belonging to Mad. uti 5 i LEAVING FOR EUROPE, ; , Can be seen at Atwill’s Music Store, Broadway, this day only. All persons who intend to’ subscribe, are re- to enter their names at once in the books of the tte or Collector, as the list, which is fast filling up, will be taken from the Books when complete, so that those whose names are not entered on the Books, must necessarily be excluded. ‘The articles are most costly and rare, comprisin, Ist. A Lance: axp Sriexpip Paintin in Ous, brought from Rome—The Artists? Studio. 2nd. A Surere Gur Jvcoren Crock, with Music. ‘The greatest curiosity—the juggler performs with music. ad and 4th. Two Macniricent Girt Drespen Porceatn s, representing the Beloved and the Forsaken, with Landscapes on the other side (formerly belonging to Murat, brother-in-law of Napoleon.) 5th. A Beautivcr. axp Ourciva, Desiaxnp Snr Croox, with the ship sails, &c, of Ivory ; Harbour of Brest, on Copper, Also, for Private Sale, or will be added to the above ar- ticles, should the subscribers amount to more than the | limited number, a Superb Horizontal Grand Action Piano- forte, with metallic tubes, plate, &c.; made to order ex- for Madame Sutton—very rich and brilliant tone. To be seen at 60 Greenwich street. &G- BRANDRETH’S PILLS—.Acrimonious Humors the Cause and only Cause of all Pain and Distress in the Body. —Pain is the waning given by the nerves that there are | acrimonious humors in the body. No man ever had an aflection of the lungs out it arose from Acrimonious | Humors having settled there. No man ever had pain in the head or atfe {the heart, but it was produced by the presence wy pests, of Aerimonious Humors. So with Rheumatism—it is the Acrimonious Humors which have settled upon the membrane of the muscles. So with dysentery—the Acrimonious Humors have settled upom the mncus membrane of the bowels, aggravated in most cases by the retention of Hard Fecal matters in those impor- tant organs. ‘There never was a pain or distress in any part of the body (unless it was produced by an accident) that Was not occasioned by the presence of Acrid Humors, It is these humors which have to be expelled, and by so do- ing the pain or distress is sure to be removed. ‘To do this with certainty the Braypnerat Pruts must be used. They are as innocent as bread, vet all powerful as the remover of the cause of sickness; may betaken at any time of the day or night without alteration in ciet or fear of cold. Sold at 25 cents per box, at 241 Broadway, 274 Bowery, 189 Hudson st., D, D. Wright, corner Houston and Lewis sts, Mrs. Wilkinson 412 Cherry st. J. Howe corner Riv- ington and Ludlow sts., N. Y. ; Mrs, Boeth, 6 Market st., Brooklyn. [From the New Orleans Picayune.} tg- IT SEEMS HARDLY WORTH WHILE THAT we should add our testimony to the overwhelm hg mass that has already been procured by that inestimable Burn Specific, called “ Connell’s Magical Pain Extractor,” but we might as well my that" it exceeds any thing we ever eard of for the rapid and thorough cure of the following omplainta, which have been tested in this city, viz: Burns, dsealds, Krysipelas, Piles, Salt Rheum, Scrofula,Chilblains, Frosted Parts, Sore Nipples, Inflamed Skin, &c. We re- commend every family inthis city, to always keep this blessing of the age in their house. Courtlandt street. The same article in this city at 0G-READ WHAT SHERMAN’S LOZENGES HAVE. DONE—A letter just received from Mr. Champlin, of L. 1 states ‘that Dr. Sherman’s Lozenges are per- ing wonders among the people, and that the demand increasing every day. In many cases where the Cam- phor Lozenges have been used for headache ond neryous, uifections they have produced immediate cures, and the Worm Lozenges have eradicated more worms than any remedy that has ever been known. He writes for a large supply, and states that they have never failed to give sa- istaction. How many thereare who are suffering, and | who could find relief by trying these celebrated Lozenges. Paey are alwaysto be hadat Dr. sherman’s warehouse, Nassau st, or of the Dr’s agents, 227 Hudson, 183 Bow- 42°; 77 East Broadway; 138 Fulton st. Brooklyn; 8 Ledger | Buildings, Philadelphia, and 8 State st. Boston. A GG- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The members of the New York Colle f Medicine and Pharmacy, in | returning the public « for the liberal support they have received in their efferte to “ suppress quackery,” | beg leave to state that their particular attention continues tc be directed to all diseases of a private nature, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hos- pital of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, they can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid rif vantages not to be met with in any institution im tiv country, either public or private. The treatment of the College is auch as to insure success in every case, and is totally ditterent from that nera ¢.ous practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, anJ in most cases leaving a disease much worsethan the original. One of the mem. bers of the College ,for many years connected with the principal hospitals of F urepe, attends daily for a consulta. tion from 9 A.M. to S PM. ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 Acure guaranteed important to Country Ixyatios.—Persons living in the country and not finding it convenient to attend per sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing ail medicines requisite to pertorm a perfect cure by stating their case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time of contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any nd enclosing $5, post paid, addressed to W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. O tice and Consulting rooms of the College, 95 sau ire st 0g- HUMBUG AND HUMBUGGERY.—We have seen it related in some old book, that once upon atime the Fahir (a religious pilgrim) Bambabel, met ene of the dis- ciples of Confucing, and this disciple, we believe, was named Twang, or Whang Twan Bambabel maintained that the people require to be humbugged, and Whang ‘Twang asserted that we ought never to humbug any one. Now we, who are verily revera, the lights and guides of the people, unflinehingly, and cordially agree with honest Whang Twang, and will proclaim from the house tops, that humbuggery should be banished irom the world. We do, therefore. heartily rejoice at having it in our power to recommend an article to the people that is nota humbug, viz. Dr. Felix Gouraud’s Poudres Subtile which eraticates hairy excrescences from ladies’ upper lips, and superfluous bair from a broad and elevated fore heat, motes, &c., 80 nicely, xo safely, and so quickly, that no one who needs its use should be without a bottle. Al- ways tested before buying. To bu had only at 67 Walker street, first store from Broadway Agents, 76 Chea: ut street, Philadelphia; Jordan, 2 Milk street, Boston; Carle- ton, Lowell; Dyer, Providence; Green, Worcester; Cowlea, Springfield; Schoo.hoven, Albany; Gray, Pough- keepsie, &e. (G- PILES—Hay’s Liniment, or Lin’s Balm of China, warranted to cure any case, or the purchase money re- oo- -UMATISM.—There are thousands of people who will not believe this dreadul disease cam be cured, and pay no altention to the certificates we have repeatedly published from gentlemen of the pigpeet standing in thi city, and all parts of the country. We repeat that the In- dian Vegetable Elixir and Liniment, from 21 Courtlandt street, New York, will cure any case no matter how bad, gharantee to prove it true, by referring all who wish to those who have been cured in this cit; If any one will be so stubborn as not to believe facts, we beg leave to assure them they are the sufferers, not Us. ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP OF DR. Pte Ne really a great chemical discovery. Freckles, sun burns, tan, sallowness, and roughness of the skin, are positively cured by a very few applications, For scu:vy, scrofula, salt rheum, sores, erysipelas, morphew, eftlores- cences, and m fact all skin inflammations are generally cured by using only one cake. It imparts a delightful softness and delicate whiteness to harsh. chapped and dis- colored hands, neck and arms, or no pay received. Be ware pf a dangerous counterteit, and buy no where else but af'the only office 67 Walker treet, first store FROM Broadway, or at 76 Chesnut street, Philadelphia ; 2 Milk street. Boston; Tousey, Rochester; Schoonhoven, Al- bany; Storrs, Hudson; Gray, Poughkeepsie; Myers, New Haven ; E.C. Ferre, Middletown, ke., &c. Sa, Biconn's PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX- TURE—For the permaneat cure of rimary or secondary Syphilis, and all affections roduces, by an improper use of mercury, This powerful alterative ahould be used by all persons suspecting a venereal taint in their system from former disease, It is warranted to remove all impu- tities from the blood. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of half dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union. Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street. . 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. N. B.-A liberal discount to country practitioners and medicine venders- @@- TO DRESS THE HAIR DELICIOUSLY, TO make it clean, dark, soft, silky, and beautiful, nse a three shilling bottle of Jones’s Coral Hair Restorative, that will make it so and keep it so a long time, be its present con- dition ever so bad. It is sold at the sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, and 323 Broadway, New York; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; § State street, Boston; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. HAIR DYE, HAIR OILS, HAIR RESTORERS, Hair Eradicator, Hair Pommades, Extracts for Handker chief, Tooth Washes and all kinds Perfumery, at 67 Wa!- ker street, first store rrom Broadway, Lt] CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR: SAPARILLA, Gentian and Sasafras, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established tor the suppression of quackery. This powertul extract, repared by scientific and medical men, will be found in anitely #uperior to the mixture sold by druggists as sarsa- narilla, who are totally ignorant of the medicinal proper: ies of the roots from which they make theextract. In all -aseases arising from an impure state of the blood, such as rofula, salt rheum, ulcers, chronic rheumatism, pimples __ yustules on the face or body nodes, pains in the bones or js ants, and all complaints arising from an improper use ot mercury, this extract wili be highly beneficial. Sold in single bottles at 75 cents eacn, cases of half dozen, $3 00; «I dozen, $6, careiully packed and sent to all parts of ae Union, Office of the college, 95 Nassan st. . W. 8, RICHARDSON, Agent. N.B. A liberal discount to country practitioners and §G- DALLEY’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, TO be had gennine at 67 Walker street, first store rrom Broad- way. . The statements signed “ Henry Dalley,” which are now and then appearing are not genuine ‘The Rev. Mr. parry, Thomas Riley, Esq, 6th Ward Hotel, James W. fale, Esq, Wall street, aud others, will certify that Dal ley’s agency is at 67 Walker street. 0G- SPRING MEDICINE.—Comstoch’s Extract of Sar- saparilla, for purifying the Boop. Price 40 cents per bot- tle, or $4 per dozen, at 21 Courtlandt street. WANTED.—A case of Salt Rheum of the most ma- lignant and obstinate character, which will be cured free of charge. The object being to prove the efficacy of a New German Remedy, by an external application ‘only, without any inconvenience or unpleasant sensations. In- quire at 21 Courtlandt street. 0G- PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED TILLS, for the radical cure of Gonorrhea, Gieet, and all mocopurulent discharges from the urethra. These pills are guaranteed to effect a permanent cure in all diseuses ol the urethra, in a shorter time than any other remedy ever brought before the public, without tainting the breath, disagreeing with the stomach, or confinement trom business. Price $1 per box. Ottice of the College ot Pharmacy and Medici: By L RICHARDSON, Agent. W. 8. N.B.—A liberal discount to country practitioners and medicine venders, QG- YOU PUSILLANIMOUS SCOUNDREL, whose meanness can equal yours? Loo! at your fair young wife, with her bright, sunny, healthy face! Look at your own, pitted with eruptions und blotches! Yet you are too mean to give filty cents for a cake of the great Italian Chemical Soup, which would entirely free you from them.an-4 make your yellow skin clear and healthy. Go at once and get 4 cake at the sign of the American Kagle, No. 82 Chat- ham street, or 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 8 State street, Boston; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, April 14—6 P. M. ‘The operations in the stock market during the past week exhibit same improvement over those of the week pre- vious. The money market is not quite so easy as we have noticed for sometime past, and the wants from all classes are daily increasing. This has created a slight advance in the price for money. We can expect during the present week quite an impetus to business. The ca- nals open on Thursday, the 18th inst., immediately after which produce will comein very abundantly. This will undoubtedly create an additional demand for money, which, if to a great extent, may carry up the rate to the extreme legal standard. The employment of money in the regular course of trade produces activity and pros- perity among all classes, Jt creates a natural state of things, and af carried on legitimately will improve al! departments of business without running into specula tion, Capital can always be employed in actnal business operations in this country, profitably and safely. So long as it is confined to the proper channels, business must gradually improve, but the moment it leaves these chan- nels, and runs into speculation, an unnatural state exists which invariably results in bankruptcy and ruin. The low rates that have ruled for money during the past year, and(the great abundance of capital afloat, has been an in- ducement for many to enter speculations in whatever came up of aright nature. The result of all these move- ments clearly shaw tho policy of leaving the currency to regulate itself, All the schemes of politicians, all the meusures proposed by the wisest men of both parties, and all the Notional Banks and Sub-Treasuries in the world, could not have brought into existence a sounder, safer, or better regulated currency than we have at this mo ment. This state of things has produced itself. ‘he evil hhs generated its own remedy. The present system of banking, with all its imperfec- tions, is far superior to any previous one. There appears to be in istence a controlling power over the bank- ing institutions of the country superior to any that ever preceded it. ‘That power is the will of the people. Public opinion has so strongly set against any expansion of paper money—the voice of the masses is so loud a thecreation of any greater banking privileges than arc already in existence, that we have great hope and faith in the permanency of the present state of financial affairs. — Itseems to be impossible to get up any great speculative movement. The sudden explosion of those commenced is evidence of the fact. This speaks volumes in favor of the present stateof thecurrency. The cause of the failure of all the illegitimate transactions in business can be mainly attributed to the complete distribution of capital through out the mercantile community. There cannot be cent ed sufficient capital to carry on immense speculation: Monopoly cannot exist without the means to sustain it- set. The tremendous speculations of 1936, 1537 and ’38, were carried out on a magnificent scale, in consequence of the immense amount of capital at the command of those engaged in the mbble. Their resources were unlimited their credit unbounded, and they advanced to any extent.’ The stock market presents the usual fluctuations, but within a few days prices have been on the advance. The sales have been to @ fair extent Several fancy stocks have improved litely wonderfully. Norwich and Wor. turned in all cases, either blind or bleeding. Dearness— Dr, McNair’s Accostic Oil will cure it— Price $1 per flask. Warranted. Kast India Hair Dye colors the hair any shade, from a light brown to a jet black, and will not in the least stain the skin. Buy the abovearticles only at 21 Courtlandt st. Og- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Louie Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, 18 confidently re commended for all cases of debility produced by secret in: dulgence or excess of any kind. It is an invaluable reme- dy for impotence, sterilily, or barrenness (unless depend- ing on mal-formation.) Single bottles $1 each ; cases of half a dozen $5; care- fully packed and kent to all ofthe Union. Ortice of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. 96 Nassan street W.8 RICHARDSON, Agent N. B.—A liberal discount to country; practitioners; and modicine venders. cester and Harlem have risen from fifteen to fifty per cent. State stocks have dragged along rather heavily. Penn, sylvania 5's exhibit a falling off of several percent. All confidence in the action of the Legislature of that State is Jost, and an adjournment without having passed a bill for the relief of the public creditors would undoubtedly run down the stock of the State to a very low point. There does not appear visible in the two Houses of the Pennsyl- vania Legislature the slightest particle of a disposition to meet the subject of State indebteness boldly and openly; but what does appear very plain, is a disposition to evade every proposition touching the State debt, and to throw obstructions in the way of every just measure promising relief to the many anxiously waiting their movements. Prices ov Stocks iv THE New York Manxnr. elie (i STOP YOUR HAIR FROM§FALLING OFF, for you will soon te bald. We do not say this to alarm you, be cause there is no danger of it, if you the genuine Oldridge’s Balm of Columbia, from “21 Courtlandt street, N-w York. It will positively stop the hair from falling off, and cause it to grow luxuriantly—keeping it free from dandruff or scurf, and give the hair a beautiful gloss, fg- THE SPANISH LILY WHITE, FOR MAKING ladies’ cheeks a fine alabaster white. ' ‘This is different tocommon chalk—we warrant it not to injure. Sold at the sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, and 328 Broadway, New York; 189 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 5 State street, Boston, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philad. 0G- WHITE RED, OR GRAY HAIR CHANGED toa dark brown or permanent black by the Moorish Hair Dye. Sold for 0 cents or $1 a bottle, at the sign of the American Eagle, 8: itham street, or 323 Broadway, N. Y,; 19 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 8 State street, Boston; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, Sat, Mon. Tuy. Wey Thy Fry Sa Taig at TNE ay THY Fy Y su Siky STM SR SR” G2 63g 64 Ot 69 06% 6H 6 65 6745 7% 76 76M 768 — 70M 8B . MO, 8G Bg 376 39 40 Farmers? Loan, 28 3844 39° 39° 30% 3942 Norwich and Wor.- ++ 3734 3856 398 3994 44 4850 ee ONG 99M OO OF” 948% OF 5K By = BBM” 40% 0% 109% 100% 1086 wn 101% 100% Pen’ s\lvania 5 ++ 654 66 65_ 6649 65% 67 664, This shows a great improvement in nearly every de- scription at the close of the market. By the arrival of the packet ship Sheridan, we have Li. Although the advices in relation to the Liverpool cot ton market show a very inactive state of business, yet the position of the staple will prove quite favorable. ‘The sales Lee are confined more to the trade for consumptivn. The | ht reca Smet speculative demand was very limited. Average quantity taken by consumers, out of for 1343 . Liverpool, 10 bales. __ In favor of 1844... 205020 ence Stock in Liverpool, Mareh ath, 1843,.489,600 Do. do. do. 1944, .637 000 Increase in stock, compared with last year... sk da ‘Taken on speculation this year,. . Do. do, 1843,. Surplus for 1844,........ ‘The stock on hand ia rapidly becoming reduced, com- pared with last year. ‘This is caused by the falling off’ in imports since the first of January. The decrease being 57,874 bales, The Cotton Markets of this country will for a time ex- \for the present bids fair to be very extensive. verpool datesto the 14th of March. The London Money Market continued very easy and the rate of interest very low. ‘The cotton markets were very inactive, prices stea- ly, but not very firm. ‘The commercial intelligence ge- neraily is not unfavorable. There was so little doing in matters connected with this country, that it is impos- possible to predict the tenor of further advices, perience considerable depression from this news, but their recovery will be gradual and permanent. The re. sult of the year’s sales will undoubtedly be more profita. ble to the country at large than if speculations were car- ried to a great extent. The spinners of Manchester and Lancashire, have, probably, with the aid of London Bankers, succeeded in putting down prices to a level that meets their views, as they have since been in the market large purchasers, A demand for consumption will take out of the market the large stock and do more to reduce the supplies than all the speculation the whole capital of Europe could produce. This will eventually benefit prices, and the net value of the crop will no doubt reach an amount as large as would be realised by the greatest fluctuations, Our locul trade is rapidly improving. ‘The business portion of our city exhibits great activity. Country mer. chants ere swarming into this market. ‘The recent heavy importations of foreign goods and the competition that among our dry goods merchants, enable merchants from all parts to lay in their stocks of these goods more profitably inthis than in any other city in the Union. The great numbers of sonthern and western dealers that visit this city, twice or thrice annually, have given our dry goods merchants the control of this trade, which cannot be wrested from them,unless by the injudicious managemen; of their own business. The rivalry existing between the jobbers particularly is destructive of the regular laws of trade. It leads to too great an extension of trade, to an expansion of credits, and to the usual result of these movements. It is the first great cause of the bank, ruptey and ruin that almost periodically overtakes this class of the mercantile community. This trade So far it has been conducted on sound legitimate principies. How long it will coatinue so, no one can tell. ‘A few seasons will doubtless suffice to produce over. trading. The commercial classes cannot learn by experi- ence. <A short period of prosperity obliterates all recollec. tion of past troubles, and the same scenes are acted over and over without teaching those engaged a few lessons that would be of value in after years. State of ‘Trade, Asues.—Pots are still vei y inactive. We quote $4 43} a $450, Pearls rule at $493} a $5. ‘The stock at the wareho has diminished since Satur- 215 were pots and 183 pearls. REHOUBE, APRIL 13. day last 398 barrels, ot whic STOCK AT INSPECTION ‘st kort Pots, bbls, 910 First sort Pearls, bbls. 2629 Seconddo do 83 Seconddo do do 182 Third do do do 33 Third do do do 22 Condemneddo do 42 Condemneddo do 37 Total, 1078 ‘Total, 2870 * bbls. 1078 + do 2870 3948 Bnrapsturrs—Western Flour is up to $5. All that could be bought for $4 933, has been taken for England — Freight 31} cents per barrel. Georgetown Flour is heli at $493}a $5. Baltimore the same, Brandywine $5 Wheat now ranves from $1 06} a $1 134. This is high, but the article is scarce. Rye fetches 70 cents. Southern Corn 54 cents. Northern 52 a 53, 18 30 a 82. Corrox.—The sales to-day amount to absut 2000 bales at the decline noticed yesterday, We revise our quota- tions to conform : LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Uplands, Mobile & N. O. Tuferior, . Oat ke Oh ait Ordinary,. i{ az Middling, 7paz Middling fi ta 5} ir,. sjasj 9 a3) W atu} c New Orteans, April 6 —On Thursday the market was greatly depressed, for although there was rather more in. quiry than on the day before, yet the offers were generally i that holders declined to ac- however, changed hands during the day, and at prices establishing a decline of half accent onthe rates current previous to the arrival of the news, In consequence of this reduction in prices, there was yesterday amore numerous attendance of buyers, and fully 7000 bales were sold at prices not materially va: rying from those paid on Thursday, and to which we have made our quotations as nearly ax The stock of cotton in first hands is unusually heavy for the seaso: andthe receipts still continue large, giving rise to i creased estimates of the crop, und the existing depression in the market may be traced in part to this circumstance The sales of the week amount to 16,400 bales, of which t three days. 13,00 were sold during the p NEW ORLEANS CLA: [Assimilating to that Louisiana § Mississippi. a. Inferior 5 a6 InferiorandOrd. 5 a 6; Ordinary, 6} a 6} Middling, 2 a7 Middlipg, 7. a7} Good Middling, — a7 Middling Fair, Selections, 7jas Fair, Good Fair, ih Good and Fine, 64 Died, On Saturday evening, 13th instant, Naruan Dunker, in the 47th year of his age. ‘The friends and acquaintance of deceased, are respect- \ully inivited to attend his funeral on Monday, 16th inst. at 4ovclock, P. M.,at his late residence 189 Amos st ‘On Sunday, i4th inst. in the 74th year of his age, Davio Reywouvs, an old resident. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully request- ail to attend his funerul from the house ot his son, No, 22 Bayard street, this afternoon at 4} o'clock. On Sunday morning, Mth inst. Daxiet D. Bravroro, in the 37th year of ‘ The triends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from his late residence in Barrow, near Hudson street. Of consumption, on the 14th inst. Ws. McBains, aged 29 years fis friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from 313 Rivingston street. Passengers Arrived. Caomx—Brig Elizs—Mr Whee ing, child and servant ; orris and lady; Mr Holt and lady g Wrst—Schr Foam— apt M R Packer, D. Smith, J E C.ommelia, D Goldsiith, M Cooper, EE Shep- St ig 160L4—Brig Florida—Charles LH Mather, M D LitixstoN—Ship Anson-—Mr Sted ¥ Stedwaa, MrBrown aud indy, Mr ‘awe. ARLESTON=-Brig George—Miss Bedell, isborn, ‘and 2) in ud owe in the Foreign {mportations, Liver roo.—Ship Sher 1 pele mdze AR Van Nest—5 8 Potrick & Co—l0 Septimus Crooks—1 KR Hyslop & Son—1 J Warred= Borges & Stringer—4 Hy 1 Coffin, z Broh=-re—25 tH J 6 WH Coy mien & Hutt & Co—~2 Watson, Crews 1k. P Hover—1 J & T Woothead—t Th. as J Chumberlain—3 B FL Hatstead—9 Jas P Drammond—4 Kt * Alcock—20 Fhenezer (rlamere—19 David Colamore—23 R & H Haight & Co—5 Van Waganer & Tueker—|_ Nenstult & B 2 Boardman & Hart—16H Winkl-v—22 Benj A Mam- ons, Canning & Com! JD Wisthans i ar & Com? Joseph * Mison—4 Robi bura—i J dela Granjamt Grifa & Cullman—3 J bonld—1 Jhonston & Burrite~1 James Owen—14 Jol & Co=2 Lockhart & vibson—21 J & J Stewart & Uo—! Stews art & Brothers—12 John Andrews- 11 Poultrey & Genkins—22 GB Moorwond & Co—52 Kirt, Gillilan & Cos Butterfield Br thers & Co—3 Cameron & Band—| DeRham & M. 2V 1 Wycoff—2 Davidson & Se « TLoek & Carer—2 RI vig trothers Se owt Thomas Jt ton 7 ein. rothers lo—t omas J tr fem askeli—t J Warreu—tt A Mitchel & co—t7 Tuglis & Seaut—o NB Miles 1 Patrick XM co—6 T Reynola—5 ( Lindsley—95 TA Haltiday—*F Milward? Goitier, P tivon & co—26 R Watson—d7 Tookem Mi wernt Hugh, Ward & co—11 J Ko + Parti con BK Calli Haver 1 Gs 1 Frayse & son—t Coch ian ¥ Levi Cook =2 Sheldon Smith— surhven- AJR Wo rll & Ak ie 42 Garner & com! Prayne, Wilson & Vosburgh—i9 Paior & Stew rt=1.G EL Heyate—2 Yong & Smith—121 Wil ian Chauncey % co~ 1 Alfred Honte Henry Bavier—* A & H Thore—t Nicholas Ludlum & co—4 Jhn H Dolon & *on—5 k, W Peinberton—1 Waish & Mallor art & Le ly, Mrovmt Reid & Sprgue€ &. & cot Sinic 3, Wrieht & co-—3 G W Gaion Rio Joe Javnmne Brg, Elisworth—3200 bags erflee JL Phips & co—00 isolle. Ro rrenpas—Dateh, Ga hot Adi Johason—i2 cks | bx M maddur 1 do samples ( Nichahea D Youu 0 1b wine EB rert rol bx ples 166 casks madter 7 bris nutmers 10 bogs pearl barley to order. 24 casks Boorman & J Wal —20 che Toreament Ke Boro—t bri Domestic Importations, New Onin ans—Shi Phillips=12_hhde 6 bales farm A H Ceuter & Sons—26 bbls I oth M Staples=31 hhds name B L Words bales fe Hams & Nor ham—14 obls pork hers Stracham & Scotti racks coffee *. D Morgan—'2 bates rove 3s Hen-y Burelev—19 bbls tallow Lawrenee & Hicks— bl 1, 507k B gart & Keeeland—186 bbls pork A AvewIl & & co20 dy KR Bigelow—59 bales cotton Hamilton % Gray— {doles ssier & co— Mattia Mate js sagir 8 'T Niekolt— Morriso~68 es thox | beg me WOR Me! ollough jet ries 5 boxes ust bhi box | big beeveas Jovu Huuter—t6 bbls bees O11 Boek & Peters—60 )ndaghams 16 + Witham & ¢o—140 empiy nhds 201 bales | Levent} ese 9 bales 8M Freder'ck ty 1 bd bates Muix & Hill—i 5 Fo do pork JM Wadsworth. 3 bales J Randa’ ton J Crise bales Ld Whie=it bis lard do tallow 4x feathers Reed & Hoy k—-! bales Simone bales J Marthews—24 bbls pork 11 do lard ses—6 Ces beans J Sinithe59 toms iron Boot Ei com bhds bacon 41) kegs lard Spofford, Tiles‘on balea shine 18 bf oon 5 2 pette, kee jar “4 f loper—410 boxes keney F Murchy—40 boxes oil stours ittaad & €o-—40 bales cotton A Riehards—26 boxes tobacco hompson. er etn ko ord omas thor ft keg 14 boxes cocoa © Mor bn 47 bales cotton Hicks & Co—35 Holbrook & Nelson—27 05 hewp Burritt & Joh sou~28 bbls pork ¢ & HMoyt— 150 kegs batter '7 nbls dod casks grease JW > taples—5+ cast haina Robert Williams —3 carks shoatiers 9 bbls has Due! worth & Sextou—687 bbls pork 121 vbls rd Warin & Gregory —4 Cosks hams 15 bees bur ‘Sex on & Bell—nols tallow 2 tea 2 asks 157 empty Tard 202 keys do 830 bales evtton Collomh & Iselin rown & Dimock—90 do Surges Clerman—30 do A & J Smith—1s1 do WS tie 280 Bogart & Kueeland—2 do A Gaylord—6 dx W F W; Kry We ‘Schr Foam—13 boxes tallow 9) gs arrow roct, Janehor ap chain Brown & Dimoek—3 bbls old copper, 29 bys ol Fanti }» Cam, bell & co—331 do, 76 hhis ‘allow, pid Matha Apacacnico. 4—Brig F do JH Talman—37 do cedar to oriter. Torida—139 bales cotton Centre & Co Post & Philips ~ 209 do and 247 aticks CHarieston—Brig George—183 bale: cotton 9 craks rice to G bulkiey—106 bales cotton order—97 whole 3 holt tierers nee CH De Luze—1 GH ¥ 8. Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vessels. All Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fret that Robert 8. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, ismot now im our employ. He is uot, therefore, to receive any aewspipers or reports intended for the New York Herald Foreign Letter Bugs. Hereafter, Letter and Newspaper Bags for al World, will be inade up at the fienary Orrick. = = parts of the Ship Masters and Agents. Wo shail esteem it n favor, if Captains of Vessels to Commodore Kourat Sicvey, of our News Flac of the Shipping left nt the Port. whence they. sulled, the Vessels Spoken on there: Passaxe,a. List of their Cargo, ani any Foreign Newspapers or sthey may ha ie wi bourd thera immediately on their arty nnd Cor tespondents, at home er abroa isu conler a fxvor by atelligenes thi bbe th w sendin to this Office ell the Mai e ad jnutical Information of wy kisd wi falls PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 15 Syn Ru 5 23 | moon ni seeed wun 6:38) HiaH WATER ©7865 Arrivea. Packet ship Sheridan, Depey with mdi é rer, from Liverpool ith: to ELK Collins, Sid in co with ships tr Susan, Drew, for Moh! |. fm Bosion for Boston, would Is on the passage bound t « Was wash ywerbo std fy Passed over the Banks » rald, Cathcart, of Pacitie wre spoke ; April Li, Wim, Elie 10h, spol Netrantine Emerald, Harper, in Joti, (on 67 #5. bound fa ‘Prridad to St Au'rews, 13th, took pilot ou board at 5 p ay on the bar st 12» m Ship Levacr. WI eotton, to H Shi . , anehored esey, 19 days from New Orleans, with 5 days from Mobile, with cottor. to he Bay wih the following *1 25, tout Win & Jane DD Llvool; Maxgarer, do. ‘ait, days from New Orleans, to Ship Avsou, Bakeman, 6 days from Chatlestoa, with cotton tol 1On. Brig Kilaworth, Hamer, from Rio, 24d Fe, with coffee to J 1 Phipps & © eft tris, N Love's, bona deonoke dor Starting for N Grea dtet Miri K for coast of Afrien: G leo, uney Chip ds, to soil k Chefore rena Soo tford & T od 1b days ti) indy sugar 4) pa Hull, ouays from a St ‘Thomas be Forest toa and ists suuar, io Harlestou, wih © Rider, 9 days from Islifex, with Saunders, I days from New On a with ft, Udays from Apalachicola, with cor Deitch) Boke, 50 days Com Rotterdam, wish jet Smith, Smith. 13 days fesm Motazas, wich 2000 uvanar to P Bailand. ays.trom Curacoa, with 175 be! valke & son, Left schr Wavett 0 Galliot Asrian, ( indse J Wolf Sehr Ha nid 9 days from Key West, with, mdse to i mid throngh the Bay, carr ff, Patt rill, fin He Thomas fir NOrte Wepelieg ld same, day ft ‘A alachicclns Lwano SH Lawrence,” hurchill, fm =t ‘Thamas, we. soft the Double. Headed Shot Keys saw a ship sh is signal with white ground and red cross POTD Past, Schr-Deurmark, Day's. dvs from Baltimore, with cora to roe & Lalsly of tho, ad. Kee sehr Henry Lemuel, Lannon, 4 days from Virginia, with mdse to J Post : cs h Schr Rei Jacket, Ferris. 18 days from Cienfuegos, with 260 Ihe molasses. to R Dezaldo. Schr § 3 Yr) a nce, Maxgiolio, 20 day: racaibo, with 1753 bags evffee to A Arvenguren & co Schr J M Kemton, Osbora, 3 days from Norfolk, with mdse to Sturgess & ( learman, # Sehr Dodge, Kuapp, 4 days from Georgetown, with mdse to Sturgess & Clearman One ship, and one brig unknown. Salled. Ship Star Republic, Texas; brig Georgiana, Bedell, Savannah Falconer, Upton, Mobile. Notice to Mariners. The following in‘ormation has been rae ive tat Lio: “ Sicitian jeneral, “The rier or jetty of the uew militery mole of ing been considerably lengthened, it by marmers thud be informed that it no front of the light horse 9 andis contequeatly in thetrick which’ ves co ing divert fiom the grand entrauce froin C said hight house.” n ght sear in ds the Whalemen. Howland, Fairhave clean Nov. 4 lat 9 20 N lon 34 W gale of wird yn wh eh abe lst fi ven others store—maren fost bul warks ; UMinerac Kine, of NB, at St Jaga, Cape de Verds, Feb 5, all well, Tamall sph, y Mi Vernon, Cavell, of NB. at Cape all well—had es ieuced a severe ga tome tpars, Ke. off Cape de Verds. Dec xperienced a temen« had the London Packet, u Powlattan, from 37, lon 27-—by the Fliza, at th ‘Asn Jeffry, fo New Osleans fr Liverpool, April 7, lat 32 10 lon 74 24—by the Splendid, at this f Solem ‘ New Besford, ail wet, 7ch inst, lat 33. lon 73 a rober, at tris por he O. Little Marry. from Philad for Cuba, 8th inst, lat 17 72, lon 78 + 2.28 dave Car Cienfaegns for St John, NB, April 1th, § Shoat Nantucket N 30 miles—hy the Carolina, at Boston: Shawmut, Higgiay, tum Rio Janeiro for Boston, same time—by he same MAuuawhae, from New York for Matauzs, off the Tortu- foreign Ports. Bridnrox, Mar6—Of port, Anna, from Bremen for New Bromex, March 1—Friedeich Jacob, fin N Orleans to this por’ arrived in the river 25th ult, aud was obliged to put to sea i count of eon, Mar.h9—The bi Clyde, for New York, from lon 27, havi ed very bad weather. M rr lomac New York, for Holl arch 10—Sid Gladiator, Britwou, NY ork; Her on. March 9—Sid Tuscany, N York, larch 6—In port, Cavotia, for NYork, must dirg March 1t—Arr Hibernia, [Br] Jndking, Boston; bi 12th Md, ‘Precten, Manson, Boston: Page Mobile, . Wilson, N Yorks Hinde ann sbal Gea Jambridgs, Barstow, vurgh de; ter jay) do not, Halter; Ant Wal treal; 8t Martins, V. 8 Chirlesans , ruolnanert, Hovis, Bae E H Shepherl, Bout NOrieans: Denwerest, 7 Hating Pvop, Orewa, St Fohasy Th aly Sys ait & Ary ft, Bateman, N York; 6th ald Ata gon, Bachelor, Busioos Liou, Alerauder, Motte, \alabar, Freeman NOrlen.s; daue Kis 10th, ae Chatnp:+ BowrsmotH, March 10814 Eliza, NYork; 5th, sl Milton ‘ ' or port, Ann Maria, Millett, for NYork Moreh 2=1) port, H May Flower, Chomtaor. Ta ‘ Rana, Dec 25-1 ofr Virginia, bs i, de 14, Cow Berentors ford N Vy jodon, Mari gud for? herleston, wes Rng Caraens, came deys 2 ke Stung fox Maveenes” diva. 3 Xion tue; Shamrock, Cormell, fa eo. ane, ty Lake Port: April 8=Ent Gotelle, Av « 4 Q eon Chas Home Ports Bern April 9<Clb Lion, Faltoo, Guadet ape tridae, Dowahte, Havaon. Tih, at Kos eat NY Bec rast, Ail Arr Heloa + Met anstin, Bait arcas, April } Bibb'r, Balt, Hast Mactios, April 7—Arr Sagitahock, Simpson, New ‘nstsaror, April 9—SL1 Saline Fales, NOrt aie Palitoacy WVarky Metallto, Bimmentons Reel vow Crockett, NYork; 9h, ‘ar ork, oh, ar rt ath Freeman, Spear, NOr Mt, A til Are Susan, Uston, N York ‘Avil l=Are Carolina, abeus, NOrleans Ist Key, saw Monmouth, Ryan, and Cham, lain, Mi) | NOrloang for L.o-al; Monsoon, Payne, tm do for Borton; 2d, lat 25 29, lon 79 40 W, passed Washington, Stevens fn do for Gibraltars 3d, lac 26.37 N, ton 79.51 W. passed Mitti> des, (Br) im do for L’ pool Hebrew, Shute, Mobile; Messen- Bernt) Tes eanidtar toch alge Lath, Weveses gent, heres: ardst,only Am. Cervanies, Dufis, Charles Nick supposed th M ston, Hav Clark, Mobile, Win Peon, Pensneota, Hallett dviny York; Mys . Sid Par | SEY Adelaide. reported vesr um. dav) Block AWAURYPORT, Apr Cld Wim Schroder, Rayrer StJoha N v6 deseksburg 1 Kuowlten, do 3 oa Frariceeg roliua; Commerce. Raynor (rmement. Oxks, A'bany Rondout; Ar on, Munir F Feuer, Nickersou; Phil sTOL, April 12—sid & and for Brewen. Face Rive! = thea, Cornelia it Ricumono, April 13—A) CHARLESTON, April Li Thompson, Lpool mith, St’ Dom uke. Sew ORLEANS, A trio. Jamies Tn Hand, B: Tho PARK MONDA Richard,...... Phi Mall. N Yor ce Black. and Joho, ¥. forfolk; Cambridge, w Sepror April 12—A de uh 1) LimAre Palest . April 12—Arr Mariet Bred N Savannan, April 10—Cld Albion, Moran, L) MeAuley, Cork; Cayuga, Jackson, NYork; N il S— Arr ‘acre yg, ar Strauges harlestou, Port » Ries Pelestice, Sturdi st Arr Alexander M, H Borden, Lewis, do. Joaphine, Rob Brown, My Maryland, Rai THEATRE. KD Hl. oM elude wit HE FOU! 3 Pres Harrison L: ue Serator, Gifford. Albany Ry Whelton, N Vsbure; Mary. Bray. Ba america °% li—Are Moniauo, Eldridge, NYork want, fm Fre April Avr Eagle. Lawrey, Balt; i2th Jour. April 12—In port, Pernsy Iwauia, B ker. hence Bid'Balance, Nickerson, fom New York for ard, Haschen, fm Providence, of Look, Balt; Al ke "pool; Carron y Jane, Lipool; On Boxes 0 Centa—Pit_ 9 Centa—Callery 124 Cents. Y EVENING, April 15, 1844, ‘The pertormance will commence ‘with RICHA r. Booch TAIN. Mrs. H, Hunt CHATHA es Pox MONDAY Mater Walter Modua- TH M Se O'Callsghan ess eee + Nee Apel & HUNCHB m ‘ Jur | Helen: ro conctud with HISLAS? LkGS. M THEA’ RR CK ott « T"12h4 Cents : 4 reommenee with MONDAY MARRIAC MALPCHUKRLL 8 OLYMP 1 i voeMr Holland OF THY attay tp) A M, to 6 o'clock at night, or | will therein find a choice which have ever ad. find a Catalogue, which will Pave been taken. NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS J THE OLD MASTERS, ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL, ‘orner of Nassau and Beekman streets. MATEURS AND ARTIS} 8 are informed, that the Gal lerv of Paintings at Clinton Hall is now open from 11 A. according to the season wmued any kara) ‘be allowed to stady in the k xhil ater, i collection of the fi pean Gallery. jan Room i explain all the histe: (7 Admittance only 25 cents “EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. They jaest Paintings Artists will The belly will al and other pieces, quoting the passages of authors from which the subjects m2? im* igh JUVENILE MI y Fvening, th Huw tsoek and Mu ment. To’clock, The choiusses will be su USICAL FESTI 17th inst. ecm» ained by ay VAL. and setisfaction have brea exoressed, yand privately by U cat hate wards of Five suits; for sal+ atthe B portpone- ab Mee ay Nati ladies on 29 cent iw the p of th infant be n tue to N Se, ten very evening, except . lie At s-perote times, 0 od tae reproducti y. For gentlemen ents a sinule 'e :tore, 2t 2 in the *Perunons of the sam? dave iMustrated by the ovly peenlinrities of U Vadies every aft'rm00n_ at 23 , of whom attead every day aad are loud in thei, p 7” Gudlemen of the press Leed only give their uld not p receliver his cour and iy, at 7% $l for ti Wetnes a. onal Hall, will b her ne acu aaj mauy ;di besides tose of ¢ c male form and tle develor- y f ataral entlemen may also se sgt every meroing (ft 10, former au- atend, Dr. ce. hursi ia the evening ecouse For Admis- s country, mode's, repre ferent stages, Yr pars 7%, Cor 38 cat pum- raises. ddresses. e154 * ee TACHT. ZEN OBIA— be acht, copper fast FEC OF THE O ROAD COMPA ommon Cow e Cit pital ad having dec tne, the Directors are und coopera With th he am alone the Board were will could wet eo a city am werription respousit not rest with the Common Co the cor out the the Legislature. “Thi cation to the Legistan p mot the New York and KE; tirely upon the smouat that cau be obtained by private subscr p= Rf B-fore determi scription to the capil again bad vader considerat houid be reumed. matter much de iverstios of their position, aud t to uadertake them. Ia their yoxiety to rt have an ue fiv or ble ini have been constrained ud cat h Yo the interes ver ati ulated priority of dividend is made dependeat oa U already issued, the Board of (irects posses the power to sued at different p: Blaraceordance w eh ty pay ten ing ot the all ne W That bo ant prior (0 Ist Millions of D ie th ce ad. Thee urihs of he amoun we 0 six ban par ana all distwcetions between them shal thereafter cnse ‘The Board lave the satisfaction of believing a the great hef ve the eitizy w juple attention by there prevails the Imvortanes o} compleved to Lake rac ¢r, gearral netion oo th fifty tons busthen, is for sale iV havin'e declared by reso! ity of New York port, that Six Millions of 1o.lars are uec: shell be legally ent question of the completion of the N vs, Will be of great and per his beautiful hig beaut we found on jie i ten eet. New You, Apr ution Nd the neces! y scription witha rt the importaut ad whic! f the city would have attorded. convierions as to he immportaure and the price ieetly, re val are to be opened, ion ths p sition asst ary the Board continne conditiins of the subccription showld require unt to be subscribed before ss, and they caune than millions ve every eireumstan th idual of the legal opin these views the following ere 1 he subseript nidersigned. especlively subs I Stock uf the N ot ions subsequent soul acts of the hol tet stoee issued bhiahed t! basi at east AK shall be deferred uutil a dividend of Jon the new st ck hall exceed the mount nr- i, the excess shall York and of the rleasure ¥ Manhattan Island, Dry Doel y to Mr. JOHN HYER, i reumption of ions, the Bear and F. cht, of sa DEW AeHOD- dn remark ably EW YORK AND. & RAIL of the Road. ipies on Whi rake its compleuon, they 4% forward the question of At the same time it was felt that the great y involved in the decisi-n of that ques ion should i but bel need either to the ort 1 the couduions on which beoks of sub- ato the Board have imed in teir re- before the work of satisfy, com) n- ly with 1 oked the important considerations h induce rvany to brlieve toat astnaller sam, in connes- ton with the otter resourers of the company. would be ade- quate, but those cousideratious in the cient to remove all reasonable Voubt and no other basis would be consistent with the views of the Board, the respoambilities i he principles oa which they consented op'nion are not sufli- ce which may dere of that net er stockholders legally cauven d, uake avy Cistinetion between stocks is- to latef March all amount to the sum of Six talme ts shall not exceed thirty thee and per aor che indiv: ‘sof at least rto the tet videuds when seventy-fi ercene per anni, the old and new stock shal be pur | KK. is now ves “The Boart will atopta!l anitable measures to obtain the very | ject which the Ia-ee amonnt to be manent bevelit to the raised enaers necessary, rad trast that their «flares will be effi- Cieatly seconded by all who waits with them vs of iuion chat the completion of the New Work aud Krie Moiltond, while it ffords every poop-et of remw erating eho ewy and E LEAST PF P| vors to find a 4 bine t cash pricns Laity to fit lian street, three doors wes! do ‘eats, do A Suit of Clovhes inte PART OF A H me Cor kivehen, ia a good sant neighborhoo ', with the Maik, Poser: Inn on 0 Crowe aay Wi * Velocity” at Vo ses, reut and oes ion. Ape. IN BUSINESS and GENERAL SCAL POSSIBLE EXP. der theae circumstances, the PRUDENT itor in whom the following qual, every a es ithough they sat r of Browway woul atand i Peiloring tatablials roof F imade, if Op. CL OUSE WANT about t#o ‘sl eping 100 elinible toe house, ee HORATIO. ALLEN, President ‘is JAMES BROWN, Vice President. DIRECTOR Mat i ee Weeds free. W. Edmavnds Drown, Dehon, ‘A Mijah Risley. sane SONOMISTS ! OBSERVE !! TO THOSE WHO WIS H TO. DRESS fad AN enden are com UFFICIENT MEANS to stock his shop with goods PALENT AND TASTE to elaborate a fashionable RATION 18 ty Ue be the Fashion» tment, 132 Wil to 190 to 2 190 102 twen j-low ietor, street A “pare on parlors on t Te, With baw Atel ia a ple hia fifteen’ or twenty minutes wall ¢ betore she Tet of M 2 Astor House, giving aeseription of prem ay, Addr ald Kree * | “Three or more to mare a BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. SSE Washington, (Correspondence of the Herald.) et f Wasuinorox, April 13, 1844. hope in “ie course of the day to obtain an au- thentic statement of the terms of the new Texas treaty—! have not been able at this hour (12 M.) to send you any terms on which you can rely— although it would be easy for me to send you the rumors in circulation as truth One thing I can state as fact, that the treaty has been formed on the most liberal and conciliatory principles towards all parties. It will Prove to be as unexceptionable in its terms and conditions as the nature of the ease will possibly admit. Another important fact which I can state on au- thority is, that the day the treaty goes before the Senate, the Globe will come out decide ledly, boldly and strongly in favor of annexation. It would have done so some weeks ago had not Mr. Blair been disabled from writing by his sickness. He was in- jured on board the Princeton in his head—or rather the drum of his ear—and fears are entertained that the hearing may be permanently injured. Hig head has been muck swollen, and suppuration has taken place two or threetimes. But, although Mr. Rives doesnot labor much in the editorial depart. ment, yet if Mr. Blair sh be unable to write, he will take hold of the peu editorial, and go the whole figure for Texas. Indeed, trom the liberate ty and expansion of Mr. Rives’ Views, | would nor be surprised if he were willing to extend the differ- ent feathers of his wings not only over ‘Texas, but also over Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. and some of his tail all North and South America, feathers even over Ireland, I have it on very good authorit H. Lewis will succeed Senatar i not how it can be well that Hon. Dixon King. Yet, Isee ascertained at this early patrick can possibly have been. day, before Gov. Fitz; heard from. Jehn A. Morrlll, Esq., one of New York lawyers, ha» arrived on his way to the Hon. R. M. L aspeech at some Virginia poli denies any kaowledge of being appointed to sue- ceed Mr. Hofiinan, I get tired and sick of cont tions of Washington letter-w: is that the name; Alderman Shaler, and others, e been sent into the Senate for ditlerent offices w York, The statements are not true. M —I hear all sorts of conflicting rumors e to the terms of the Texas treaty. They convince me that nothing is correctly known But { have seen those who have pro- your well-known in town. He is Hunter’s,to make cal meeting. He radicting the fabrica- riters—one of which one at this hour. mised me this evening an outline of the treaty on authority. 1 hope, therefo; idle rumors that may be sible and hostile sources, No further New York appointments have been iy sent in, besides that of Charles G, Ferris, Col- lector. But on Monday next, William Shaler’s name will be sent in as Navy Agent, and either General Avcularius, or Mr. Atwood, as Marshall. I will further state on authority, that Mr. Cal- heun has not attempted to exert any influence at all in the matter of Senator King’s appointment,* or any other appointments—nor will he do so in any /uture cases. He came here to negotiate the two treaties—Oregon and xas—and will take no part in any other matter pertaining to the political ad- ministrationof the Goverament. now. rtain for some reason or other, the treaty will not be sent into the Senate till towards the middle of next week AnotuEr Fa he President wished Mr. King to retain Mr. Ledyard—continue him—as Seereta- ry of Legation at France [to defend his {ather-in- law Gen. Cass, | suppose]—but Mr. King wished to have Dr. Martin, a good Democrat from. Virgi- 4, and a smart, active, well-bred, well educated an, appointed in'the place of Mr, I ident objected. Mr. King rep! had not yet resigned his place i The President has sent in to the Senate the name of Dr. Martin as Secretary of Legation to France. re, you will suppress all Sent to you from irrespon- _ * Since writing the above, Ihave heard it contradicted on responsible authority. It is said that Ki bsolutely refused that appointment be- ore Calhoun cam TWENTY-KIGHTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. House of Kepresentatives. Wasutneton, April 13th, 1844. HE ARMY BILL. . Mr. Steenron called on the for copies of all the contracts rela! berland Road. call was made on the Secretary of State to th betore the House copies of all the documents relative to the proceedings of Commodore Perry on the Coast of Africa. The House then went into Committee of the Whole, by a vote of 90 t0 57. Mr. Weer in the chair. They then took up the Army Bill. ‘This 1s the usual Bill reported by the Committee of Waysand Means, making the annual ‘appropria- tions for the support of the army. It contains an aggregate appropriation of about $3,000,000, or half a million less than last year’s Bill. By the Bill to reduce the pay of the Army, which passed the Heuse a short time since, and Was sent in to the Senate—the above Bill—or ex- sof the Army, are cut down about $400,000 ; and the committee debated as to whether they shall cut down this Army Appropriation Bill, to the standard of the Bill recently passed to reduce the pay of the Army, or wait the Senate’s action eeretary of War tive to the Cun- on the Retrenchiment Bill Two ¢ have already spoken on it; but have said nothing on the question, and only make miserable party speeches, Hate Past'Two.—The mail is closing, but the question will probably not be taken to-da: re 3 Warer tabera sre rs Orri® Croton Aquenucr Boanp ad 4 Voth Avril NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS — LN “qu red to abstain from the use of the street washers r- ed to th ip servive pipe for the fortn wht ending 2b Ari}, and or the ram perv dof time water ts ah requeste! to aid waate of water both ordingr m1 y tees days will be from the water now in the reserv water being shut off on the whole live of the» quedue ble the exgineers, Jarvis ned Hastie, wo make ther setmi-snyuay examiuaion of tae interior, with sach repairs as inay befound necasiar’, Subjoined isan extinct from an ord: Pe e pissed the Common Couac.!, which will be rigidly e foreed ) 1. No person or persons, except the Mayor,Aldermen of As cant cf the re-pect ve wards, siall with< uC previous permis 41a writing from tre Croton Aqueduct Bord unserew or open any hydrants belonging oF attached to the Croton Aqae duet Works, erecting for the extingui case of five in the neighbo:hood, rant open for a long or sta IL ase the w purposes than may under the peualty of tweaty- h offen By order of the Croton Aquedner Board, + als Iwre JAMES A. COFFIN, President, ACON COURS $64 will be giv 204. ‘two Mile Hears in A | 2 purse ties to be a Mom lay evewug, Ave 151 anc alg 3t* re | PEOPLE'S LINE OF ST AMBOATS FOR ALBANY. DAILY, Snudays excepted—Throngh Di- | rect, at_7'P M., from the Stermbat Prer be- tween Conrtlandi aud Liberty streets KNICKERBOC Captain A. PL St hu ‘Wednesaay and Fri pais, Steam oat ROCHESTER ms * varsday val y hw es, a | “APH ive o'clock P, Me, Landing st inte: med ate Placeg:— he Steamboat CURTIS I’ Captum Wim H. Peek. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 5 P.M ‘The’ Steamboat NOMII AMERICA, Captain RG, Cruttenden, Thesday, Tharsdyy and Satur 5PM Albany in ‘ars for the east or dav, ai captain A Houghton, on tT. © at Passengers taking th af boats will amrle time to ke the Moruing Train of ‘The above Boats are new avd substan for jt. iY I, are furnished with new and eiegant State Room and accom- odat rivalled on the Ht o | Por passage or freight, apply on board, orto P.C. Schaltzat he wharf, 15 ¥ AND TROY STEAMBOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY— jor it oes ne trom the foot of Barclay sersot Kaetiae, at inteanediate places, 1 he 0 TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Tuesday morsing «7 o'clork. The stesmer Feor, Captain A. Gorham, Tharsday mm- 0g, ot ine from the foot of Courthyndt street, direct. WALLOW, Usptain A. MeLeame Monday at 7 o'clock ALBANY, Capuin R. B, Macy, To- i to their light draugnt of wa- at T weloel this Line, 07 rs, and reach Albany ample time to take the morning train of cars for 0) o ‘at all times to pass the he east or west, For postage or freight, apply on board, of at the offices on the wharves lore ALBANY DAY LIN; JK ALBANY, and [etermediate Land- —— ihe vew and. Flewnnt steamboat UTH AMERIC A Cavin MA Trae. the fvot of Bar. tay street norih side, on Wed= April 17th, at 7 0 ¢loe ini re PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ‘ re Pith ym Portugal, are caedland ary Lo Seve yar Mh country See advetiiee, nat om the [nat eoivma. fomrty Oage