The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1844, Page 3

000 tons Pit annum in the last five years, agriculture has increased # than 600 tons per annum in'the same time. 7 ‘In no one year during the last nine years has the ‘agri- culture’ from the Champlain Canal been equal to % tons, while the average for the whole time is 6481 tons — Th rage vi the ‘forest’ for the same time has 41 203,456 tons, and the total average of all articles has been 225,049 ton: ‘The falling off’ in the transportation of agricultural pro- ducts of this State, shows that there ia a larger portion Conaumed in the vicinity of its growth. The principal revenue from the canals is derived.from the products of the Western States, passing through the whole length to the seaboard. It will beseen by the above report that on the Champlain Canal the productions of the forest trans- ported, have decreased annually, while those of the soil have slightly advanced. The want of amode of transpor- tation fur the produce raised in this State, for the winter months, compels the farmers of the intersor to turn their Srain into something else: For the want of a market for their grain, they buy up cattle and fat them, drive them to market, and realise returns before naviga- tion opens. Had they a way of getting to market through the winter, they wonld not go through this process of dis- posing of their products. The revenue of the canals suffer irom this, tor when spring opens and navigation is re- :med,the farmers along the line of the canal have nothing to send to market. Old Stock Exchange. $10000 Peon S's >, 9134 50 Stonington 4234 lund do b30 6734 150 do 4355 500 do 33067) 40 do 30 44 15000 do 674 50 Reading RR $64 20000 do 3’ N Hav & Hartford = 77 $000 do 75 Karma’ Loan 40 3000 100 do b30 4014 1600 Ohio 6's 100 do b30 404 7000 do 70 Utiea & Schen 123 5000 do 215 Nor & Woe 53 1000 do 15 do 5a! 41000, do 908 100 do nw 62. it Manhatian Bank 88625, do 83 52 26 Union 6: 1 0 do 52 225 Mohawk 50 do bs 5? 200 Harlem 50 do 53) 50 do 40 Long Isl'd 150 5 wo 2 Canton Wo 15 do 40 0 0 do 3909 Paters n Board. 150 Farmers? Trust 150 Canton 43 5) do b20 40% 25 do 4g o) do 40q 25 Nor & Wor 40 do, b Tues 40 100 Harlem b3 73 60 Nor & Wor b3 53100 do. 7386 New Stock Kxchange. $2000 Ohio 6’s 960 93% 25 Canton Co 1000 do wn 25 do 2000 éo stw 913% 25 do 2000 Kentucky 6's b30 10275 do 5009 Ilinos 6's 1870 399g 25 do ati do 138 RB 000 do 5 do, 1000 do 25 Nor & Wore 1000 Texas Tr N cash 15 do 99 shas Vicksburg 94 250 do 50 do 139% 59 do 40 Harlem cash 7254 100 do 5 Stonington b30 450 do 125 Mohawk 6375 d 2 io 8363 100 oo 60 Fa me «? Loan 4036 100 do £0 Loos Cand ae fe 0 Long Islan cas lo 2 “do swt 250d} oT) do Corton —The market to.day was irregular, the sales which exceed 2,000 bales, were in some instances at the current rates of Friday, while ere 4c. to $c. under. ‘There was considerably more disposition shown to effect sales than for a week past, owing to the uncertainty as to the nature of the accounts to 4th inst. from Liverpool, now dlue, and to the belief generally that she will bring a fur- ther decline than we quoted yesterday, as received per ship Cambridge. We give the quotations, remarking that some sales were made at atrifle less :— lands, Mobile § N. 0. 6}0 Inferior,. 6} a G' 6 Ordinary,. . T aT ital Middling, - at Taz Middling ‘fair, as 8} a 8 Fai ‘ shas 8} a 8} Good fair, . } ! 8} a 9. 9) a 94 Fine, i 10 all ++ 9$ ald Freights ‘are duil at jd. for square by 4d. for round to Liverpool. Vuovr.—We have no change to notice in flour. Geno- see being $5 06} a barrel. Reat Estatx.—The house and lot, No. 11 Mulber- ry street, 25 tt. by 102 ft. 6 inch 5 : The house and lot No. 201 Wa ft. @inches by about 70 ft. deep, 9,000 Cotton Market. Monte, April 13 —The demand has been active, but continued stiffness ofthe market has limited transactions to about 3000 bales, for which the outside prices quoted inthe first of the week have been realized—say 73c for Liverpool middling. The aggregate business of the week amounts to 27,600 bales, against receipts of 8,995 bales. Stock in port uncleared 143,438 bales. ‘Total receipts of the country at last dates, 1,665,319 bales, against, at same time last year, 1,997, New Ortxans, Arnu. 12.—There was an active enquiry for cotton yesterday, and the sales amounted to about six thousand bales; at steady prices. The buying is princi pally for England. Liverpool Classification—Louisiana and Mississippi—Inferior, 54a 53; Ordinary, 6 a 63 ; Mid- dling, 7a 7}; Middling Fair, 73'@ 8} ; Fair, 83.081; Good Fair, 9099; Good and Fine, 94. In this city, on th tant, by the Rev. Mr. Gray, Ouiver P. Moone, Esq., to Mise Lucinpa Pansox, both of Middletown, Orange county, N. Y. On Thursday, the 18th inst., at the French Episcopal Church, by the Rev. A. Verren, Daxirt. Gaver to Miss Hees, daughter of John Jackson, Esq , all of this city. On Saturday, the 20th inst., at St. Stephen’s Church, by the Rev. Mr. Price, Mr. Cuances Oswatp Linonius, of to Connetsa M, daughter of Wm. M. Hitchcock, ofthis city. Died. On Friday morning, the 19th Inst., Joun Sweeny. ‘The friends and acquaiutance o! the family and that of his brothers, Daniel and Ephriam, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this day, Sunday the 2lst inst., at 4 e’clock, from his late residence, No. 144 Fulton street. Yesterday, the 20th inst , of Scarlet Fever, Avice, daugh- ter of R. M. Jimse 2 years and 6 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend her fune- ral from the residence of her father, No.17 St. Mark’s Place, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. On Saturday morning, the 20th inst., Captain Joun Cas- sox, of the 9th Regiment National Cadets,of Consumption, in the 36th year of his age. The friends, acquaintances, officers and members of the regiment, the Old Company Citizen Volunteers, are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral, this day, Sunday, at 4o'clock, P.M, from his late residence, 269 Bleecker street, . Of Inflammation on the Lungs, Matrew, son of Patrick Brennan, aged 31 years, 11 months and 6 days. ‘The friends of the family and those of ther and bro- ther-in-law, Felix Quin, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on this, Sunday, afternoon, at3 o’clock, from ‘nis father’s residence, 253 Stanton, corner of Sheriff street. At Brooklyn, on Friday night, the 19th inst., Captain Aurnen 8. Comys, in the 31st year of his age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and the members of different Uniformed Companies, of which he has been commandant, are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, on Sundav afternoon, at 40’clock, from hia late residence, corner Henry and Cranberry streets, Brooklyn. On Saturday, the 20th inst., Exiza A., daughter of John and Rachael McGovern, aged 8 years and 7 months. At Oswego, on Sunday morning, 14th instant, Wiettas Frovp Piatr, a partner in the house of John Stewart, jr., & Co, New York. ee Latest Advices RECKIVED AT THE NEW YORE HERALD OFFICE. Ani +Dee. 25 Manilla Mar. Feb Batavia-++ Kay of Islands, N. Z-Sept. Bermuda + Buenos Ayres Relize, Hon. Barbadoes Rio Janeiro + Wio Grande ++ San Jaen St. Hel St. The St. St. St. ©) 4anyama, Galveston Gonnives« Woreign {mportations Livenvoot—Ship Franconia—13 bales Barri ” ohn 100 erates, Adaine & co—1 cask AF Liguenece ponpson—2 ui ecks 3374 bars iron N Ludlam—-t0 es & co—20 bales Cameron & Bracd—5704 bars wood & co—8 bales A Slater—30 chs T Spicer & com 5 cks W Pemberton & co—1 case 6 case Cramer, Troy—2 bales Hall Brothers—1 ease 7 0 <5 W Barton Cornin owell— ‘Troy—15 cls 25 bags nails W: Heartt & Brothers, Trov—22 chs 12 Alby 18 chs Halst je ja bm Harvey & Slaga—5 WS Kovevelt—t cane ‘racy bxs GR Ganelson—11 che Thomas & 6950 che 25 anvils 10 begs CS Hubbard—9 bls T Mant & co— casks Woll & comI bale W Floy—30 tous salt Newbold & ‘ cks 631 bars iron to order. Bremen—Barque Carcline—J0 bxs 23 bls 1175 case mdse 1 do wine 100 demijohns Nolte "avensiedt—596 cx Heuschen & Unkart—26 do T’ Vietor & Achilles—31 40 CH Sand—13 do Lowachix Wisendovch—6 do wine W de V org 14 caskt 96 bus H Boker—2 do C D W Lilliendahi—5 do G Felteger— 6c Pe ee anergy reer eo AMUSEMEN BB essen EP osha aoe dnichen Bite ft poo sen Meyer PALMO’S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. por DE PEQUIS. cn ING, April 2th, and brillisnt Opera Buffa, DI SIVIGLIA, Philadelphia Arr 1th, Jave, rol, & 7 " M7 Jilham," Havana; Heary Jeukin i119 —Arr Wabesh, Talbot, New York; vepabl ates, ip, N York; TROMAD BE! $ s feldt—2 chis Spies, ( T Will open under t Es: Regular fales pa usual of Femiture every Wednesday and | t A Li 7 Vietos & Achiles—1235 bi MARITIME HERALD. #alling Days of the Stenct Ships. FROM LIVERPON.. ini" celebra IL BARBIFR ry. og Dry Goods, and all other varieties every Tuesday | sy. i re; Const lation, ‘i Wenster, tor do; Gazeih Sale of Piano Fortes, at No, 11 Spruce st. Mouitx, Apul 13—Cld, Snow, Savaunab: Rauger, Millikes rniture, at 10% o’elock BELL, Auctioneer. rt “Alle, Apalachieo! \pril 1i—Azr Vistula, Sehneideu, Messina; Sale of valuable Furniture at 10% o'clock, at No. 19 Thomas ‘sireet. Tnos 3. BELL, Auctioneer. New Oxrkans, rine, Vearer, N You ti ritanui + Sig Albertors Caledouia, — Lott Seeondo Teuore-++ Secondo Basso+++ +: With a full and effective Chorus ry, aod Decorations. BSIGNOR F. Also announces that he has concluded an engagement with the eminent PRIMO BASSO, SIGNOR SANTI who is daily expected from New 0: LEADER OF THE OR Combmed with T contained in the modern th stret, will be, sold oa Monday fine end va'uable an assortinent o and bed rooms, baseme as offered this season. Fi New Costumes, New Scene Packets to Arrive, FROM LIVERPNOL. Packets to Salil. Lucerne yiNERToO 1.erpool, Eldridge, 6 Siddons. Cobb, FOR POXTAMOUTH: Westminster, Hovey, A\ St. James, Myers, FOR Haver V.de Lyon, Stoddard, Ape 2 Shelburne, NS; B.A RNS—Aanctioneer. OM PORTSMOUTH. hadwiek, Mar. 20 WANTED. SMART ACTIVE BOY. to attend from 10 to 6 o'e’ock. ood 3 ‘Apply at thisoffies OAKD AT 5: BEEKMAN STREET. gentlemen aad their waves and several 31 accommodated with good board ani h ar* now repairivy.” Ietereace require DN OTEL FURNITUR —At 10 o’elcek. at the Hotel Fran- ‘5T Broadway, the entire Furniture contained on the e quant sy of ot) Flared ‘ G. Duckesse d’Orleat former Distinguished P Sully, Burrows, IL BARBIERY, D1 SIVIGL Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vessels. Wath Stands; Oil Cloths All Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fret that Robert 8. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, not, therefore, to receive any Hall aod Astral not now in our employ. jewspapers or reports intended for the New York Herald. 1STS—A young mau, a few weeks from the old couatry, aud aequaiate with the routine business of ary, wishes employmeat as such. binson, 144 Grand at. ver Plate will be sold at 11 o'clock, Cata logues can be obtaixed en the premises, or at the At Room the day previo 9 ARD VAN DYKr, Awe FURNITURE, af No ‘of Church atreet-—ANTHOSY J. BLEEC 2d of April inatont, at ten Vesey stieet, on extensive assortment of ~ Foreign Letter 'Refereace, Dr. Hereafter, Letter and News) Bags for all parts of the In preparation for the fps onginally per- REMOVAL. ‘Atiome Counsell: x to Nove City Hall Pines comer HOMAS WARNEK. has removed his of of Deane street UNDE: GRAND MUSICAL & MASON AL, HURSDAY, April 25th, 1841, at the TABERNACLE, Asylum Wand of the Widows and of the Grand Lodge of the Stave of New York. Phevablia are f spectfally informed, that di will sell at auet has been entirely remod We shall esteem itn favor, if Capt to Commodore Ronenr Si eof the Shipping left caotls Spoken on thet: ‘oreign Newspapers or hems imraediately, ou their arrival. broad, will also ¢ the Marine Intel they, Nanticel faformation of eny kind will be thankful! 2 wey, of our News ie Port whence they sail ceva List of their C the centre seats ha every part ‘w rivate Boxes on each side, which will be let ily, oF for the season B—The Box Office is now open evo week, from 10 o’elock A-M., until d u'clock P arcured for the easing season Price $10 for Twelve Subscribers uot securing seats, the price of tickets is placed at ot transferable. with hair eloth. b d Roe ‘ cand Card Tables; devoards, Bureaus, Washstandi for the Beaefit of re ia annirancing th aad Mantel Regular season seas ‘arpets, Rags, Oil jet Tables, Wash Stands, ws may beat of the Auctioneers on Saturday the d to give a Grand Musical ‘abernacle, on Thursday, April ‘The following eminent Performers have already proffered SIGNORA E. Bi OTTO. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL #1. (F" The public are tespec beso newly arranged and ficted up in full operation, night and dav. PARC ‘CHB A Y EVENING, Apri 1O—Fortupio. Mis H Hurt, b is Juba Turnbull, To PG ude with—INKLE AND YARICO—Y med that the Baths have 4 handsome style, and are MRS. E. LODER, CANADA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SCOTIA AND WFOUNDLAND. and Bink Notes purchased, ts granted on the Branches of the Bauk of British North America in the Provinces above, by RICHARD WILLIAM MACLACHLAN, 6 and 7 Dorr'’s Building’. MRS Hi RDWICK M’ME BURKHARDT, SIG. PEROZZI, MR. A. PHILUTeS, MX. BROUGH, Ia addition to the above N OTES COLLEC BY permirs.on of W. Mitchell, Esq. ‘and Drafts or Ci SIG. ANTOGNINI, SIG. SANQUIRICO, Galaxy of Talent, several Perform eves have been applied to, and their names will be ved . VOCAL SOCIETY be perfurmed FOR- Ships George Hallett, Knapp, Hor Eldrids Liver . ius. Mansfeld, Rio Janeiro, F: Coraing &. 8 Shastelain & Porvert; Strafford, Brigs Star, Pitt: eus, Demerara, W Sturges & Clear sm & Dimon —Sehrs Barques Bunomus. New York, 17th April, 1911. otes of the Branches of Awerica in Montreal, Quebe fauswers can be rea OF THe N.Y manner consented to s10n only) Mendelsiohu’s Forty. tecond Solos, Qaartetis and Full Osches ivered by the Henorble RSE CHATHAM THEATRE, man. Grenada, A Hubbard & Co; Lyra, ee, ‘'A'F Davenport; Alabi tr Brewster, La Guavra, Geo Whitaker; <' api0 2m St’s& W's m E CURE OF STRICT is ADVERTISWMENT ON STRICTURE Was taken to explain its nature—'he dises it—its consequence. and its cure— frequently exists in those who are ‘Those, however, occupy! yks will be confined able one to judge wheth and_ its proper meaus of cure it was rem rked that it was by MONDAY. ¥ STRANG! er which—THE, § ‘o conclude with—THE IKISH LIC MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THHATRE. Apri a2, to commence with JOHN commence with the C. Malvina, Staples, Bangor, Buck & Peters: my, Mr Conner, » Chase, Boston. which were mist Natchez, Waterman, $4 days from Canton, with teas, to Je(t_ at. Whampoa, MONDAY EVENING PR: 'YJOHN & h—K RA DIAVOLO. To conclude with—-THE SAV. AMERICAN MUSKUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR ONE WEEK MORE ‘HIS GRAND ATTKACTIVE commencing on Mond. 2d. ENDID Pk Piano Fuerte sees Mr. We A The GRAND LODGE will attend in Full iegalia, and all Brethren aie requested to appear in Masonic Attire. rticulare ip fature advertisements, ekets One Dollar—To admit a Lavy and Gent'eman, obtained at the Music Stores; of Members of the Fraterni: nd at the Grand Secretary's Office, Howard House, corner roadway and Howard st i A, Ht, RO = AGE AND THE MAIDEN expected daily from ue Oscar, Eyre. do do from Chusan. Ship Delhi, Robt Fuiton, of bad and long festablished cases, months and even years without producing any striking change ther is it necessary there should be pain, oF any thing doreeting the attention to the srat of this ertainly, is NOW inflammation hi gard to other effects, but stricture may exiac for d of the Committee, i Helena, March 18, an M. signal flying at her mi in Franconia, Gannett, (of Boston) from gile, from Lima, Auerican barvae Wi: ES ‘clock, and every a Every afternoon at half-past, 3.0" jan, Lane, 2 days from P: z GIANT AND “Snip Alaba ED Hurlbue & ; Bremen barque Caroline, Velkmann, 36 days from tremen, ‘with mdse, to Noltenrus & Pavenstedt. if ufstadius, 41 days fom Newport, tons railroad iron to order. ; rer, Davidson, 9 days from Windsor, NS. 11 days from Windsor, NS Baldwin, 6 days from Thomaston, with lime, to master. Schr Mary Maria, Hicks, from ‘Thoma lus, Nichols, 6 days from Lubec, w t in the world, and of the finest symmetry and propor MAN AND WIFE, gore than JSAND PERSONS ! NIBLO’S GARDEN, Mr. G. Q COLTON ving returned to the City would and hae visited in ounce ATHIRD GRAND EXHIBITION THE R i: XHILIRATING GAS 9'8 SALOON, On Taesday ev.ning, Aprit 23d. y desired that no person will present himse'f to take the Gas whoever fights when under great excitement—as Wu ntentionalls, a great deal of trouble; —they may inj ate themselves, while they sre very apt to injure A LARGE QUANTITY OF GAS rerared, ard adminis ered to Ladies: 2 state that at the enter roportion of ladies came torward hoped the same may be the cue Ladies or Gentlemen who are engaged to-be mar ied, or who expect to be engaged, and who wish to prove to ¢ good. disprsition, aré cecommende | to come forward aud inhale te as. Professor Siui1an (who makes and admi the Students in Yale Colleg> every winter) develope the leading LL ECCENTRIC, invited to come forward and take t . allery will be reserved for Ladiesand those who accom- papy them. ‘ . . B No Boys will be admitted except accompanied by pa- fonts or guardiaci should never be lost sight of, but lead to imme mptoms ‘imixht be mentioned, b these belong to other maladies as well, or rela'e to stricture in its ed and settled form, while the following tres be- id when it 1s se easily and brig Diadem, Master NITROUS OXI Miss E. ADAIR: LA a At WHITLOCK, MR. 'T. G. Mr. WILLIAMS, and MR. HOWARD, and others, ‘The GIPSY FAMILY, Jong to stricture in its early atage, certainly removed ‘Ve MANNER oF Uninat am need not be much dimmni observed is the peculiar way in anpen. after the clothes are re-adjuate steal sway, so as to wet a little, may seem, would afford a strom ‘or two can proceed from no ott ly, no stricture can exist witho TIME A FORMER GONORKHG@A MAY HAVE REMAINED Uncurep.—A gonorth she Tae ca it has been already said yn, with Jims, ix in number, recently from Ger and faithtul representatives of the ancient people of native costume, the Fortune ‘Teller, may be p the day and eveni such persons occasion, ley, Adams, from Nantucket, with oil— Eye may be seen ‘he GIPBEY QUE ly consulted at all hours ‘Tickets 25 cents—children under ten years 184 cents. Twen- : for private consultations with the c dipsey bound to Albany. Sloop ae ‘ty, Coleman, from Nantucket, with oi!— bouad to Albany. though not the only, is by tar tue 8 severity so much re remained that Two brigs, unknown, Herald Marine Correspondence. Orrick or tHE Ruope Is.anoen, Newrort, April 19, 1844. rehain for “York; 17th, Foster, PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. Broadway, opposite the City Hall. BRILLIANT WECTLY UNPARA “Dt RK, THREE INCHES ‘3 TOM TH ight Performers, ail for Ove Shilling. > peculiar pride in pre- leety stage may hi r init possible in every case to stne how long this may continue without producing Stricture, for one isnatorally more disposed to Stricture than another.” If i have continued from six to eight weeki Jeast. would strengthen any other suspi Arr 16th, Monitor, Besse, Wi Manchester, Providence for Ban} Philadelphia for Boston; Wm P Durfee, Providence itor. Besse, N York Passed out 19th, 736 a however, it should Sanford, Roadout for NYork; 18h, North wie ot anrecte ter, : PECULIAR or MARKED Charae- roe ree Minn — Neti fect of Stricture Jessen mental energy. Not that x: plained of in the same degree by every individual, but it i common, in one degree or other, that the ‘writer ‘rarely sees Stricture in which the patient does uot observe that ive. or capable of business as formerly. ‘This ms effect; though little w Indeed, whoever con ti organs, will easily imagine m by which the mind so powerfully acts upon through the s1me medium the sexual orga . This however is better explained 1a voluine which is cure of Stricture pro- f mind rvariably returns. f With respect to The Cure of Stricture—tms, xt is gratifying i very littletime, and wit ship with bright waist. Tray ‘alent amusement in the ci Miscellaneous. Foreign Letter Orrice.—The Westmintter, for London, will sxil at 10 o’clock this morning, and the Liverpool, for Liverpool, at 11 o’clock to-morrow morning. havo re mr even o'clock. Entertaiament to commenc* Je at Pirch & Hall’s, Franklin square, sie und Book Stores iu Broadway; also ing of tne Entertainment od, but it is uu- Tlekets 25 cents—for and at the prineipal Mu atthe door ont ngstress, HARD, the Grecian Jugs Is and 70 do wh oil.— W, Kose. Swain, Nant, sent to many part ceeds,the activity mos, aud home; Pacilie, Taber, D Moctezuma, Tower, do, 3100 w Tower reported at New Zealaad’ Oct 20, lnterprise, Cannio (rep. no date 1250 sp 530 whs) Orion, Ni Providence, 2200 wh B, 2 h, bouad ona cruis Pain oF iaconvenieace of late years in th hands of proper and ex} is now accomplished in fant, 700 sp 910 wh 700 \l experienced persona, the cure of Stricture space allotted to exch visiter, the audi- ence cannot experience the iacouvenieuce that frequently occurs ort time only tut retarn perfect sourer of trouble and anx ety for t leave their homes the writer furnsh- t with his “Private ‘Mundge of nid for Seahatvor® 2500 wie Marth 230 ridge, for Sagharbor, 2 wh; Mai lat jon 61 9 W, passed a whale skip standing NW by N. ‘crowded suite of the 109m. i has incurred considerable expence in. ashe professes to promote the pl Cyery means in his pow EXTRA PRICE, but Gentlemen will be charged an (OTHRA WAGNER gisterof the celebrated Gipsey Queen, can be consulted during the lee Ectertammment. oo and every evening at a quarterto8 ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. RIGINAL PAINTINGS, RY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL, Y ekman streets. $+ are informed, that the Gal now open from ILA. a Ce April 17, lat 35 32, lon 71 fom’ NYork for St Domingo, April eee Berry, NYork for St Johas, NF. April 15, lat 40 30, weeny of Philadelphia, bouad to NYork, April 17, Cape t 34.55, lon 72 20 no date, off Sand Key, Wm Engs, Coe, hence fu ‘yume, Conklin, 5 days 8, Jat 32, Jon 71 20 Dr. Ralph takes cis, opportunity of saying thi onsulted ou the varion Preatise”—at hu Teferred to in his Greenwich street, mber of pretende's ity, he deems it pro- A PURSE of $50 will come off over th 1 24d, at 3.o’clock, P.M, Tr ‘The following H. Geo, Smith, of Brooklyn, eute W.S Reid, of New York, enters The following Sweepstakes ar? closed to April 29. Sweepstake No. 1, mile heats, best 3 in 9, to wag- ineases dwelling house, Ni at aay hour: and, ia consequence of te and books of quackery. to mave the follo ‘ a n ednesdays and which infest thi Saturdays at 3 o'clock; of Edinburgh, Ke he has diseases, both in Hospital more than Fthirty years, and fase ekibens of's wack axpepaiten thane, Ales tint us bes letters trom the inmost eminent Physi emment. jn Airerica—as Sir at N, April 9, Mobile for Providen foreign Ports. Havana, April 2.—In port, Camera dg; Aqaet: ec: Mosner, for Cronstadt, Au EXHIBITION OF NATIONAL GA. OF besser eee: Li in - Deforest names ++ + H. Woodraff names Lamediately after, Sweepstakes N, adele, lor $ 75. Danbar for Trieste, us inj Europe to the moat r: Niobe, Lecraws, 0) Lampert; Jas Edward, Webs «. Williym Tell MATEURS AND AR’ M. to 6 o'clock at uight, or later, according to the se .a0n. will therein find a choice collection o| which have ever be allowed to sta . The '* Private Treatise” is $1. from Brovidence, + bl g. Frank Brower G i bes, for Trieste, Idg: Princeton, Hought 3 do; Galileo, Lombard, Dorsa, Garde’, the finest Paintin ‘The public will IMPORTA NG a ) THOSE WITHOUT WoSER LADIES’ COMPANION, 3 AND LITERARY EXPOSITOR, FOR MAY, 1844, NEW SERIES—VOLUI Will be published on Sat in the Fxhibition oom. find a Catalogue, which will explain all the historical neces, quoting the passages of authors from Which the subjects t (0-7 Admittance only 25 cents, } PICTURE GALLERY or THE D OLD WORLDS, ve ist of sixteen large fo) SPLENDIDLY ILLUS ¢ id, will pevce:we shat an sM.'M: DESOMEA’ Gronstadt, for do; Byroa, Pearada; Sultan, Bi ney is establish. to 3 20th, at the Office, 109 SOUTHERN BALM!! E WISH EV+ RY FERSON AFFLICTED with Con sumption, Liver Compiaiat, tis, Spitting of Biool, Si look atthe certifi of a bottle or tw w ith; Swiss Boy, B le, Fessenden, bd up it. disg; others as Nassav, ' Abul 3 Mary Clay load; Ariel, Sturdi? now ten years since the first number of the Ladies? a was issued, ard it has been deemed ex vediect by mmmencea New Series, and thereby 0 Prese. ve the work ‘To well upon the m: as it has been s0 long in existence have been fully acknowled by the TEEL ENGRAVI NS AND MUSIC, ughe, Asthma, Brouechi- e Chest, Se , to eall 4 of peesons who have heen of the SOUTHERN 26—Arr Bushrod, Sawye", Charleston; uk, Swett, do; Sch, Ganges, Corker, do 5 Biltmore; Hudson, Sawyer, N York. Feb 16—S1d_ America j Moll ‘eS BEAUTIFUL | VIEWS. C ENGLAND, FRANC ro PORTRAITS OF DI U be RUROPE AND AM SCENERY AND AND THE U. STATES. ED PERSONS OF WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY 271 inst. elie A ERY te edition of the fst number of thie work the eubsertber oa or before Monday. 224 Country Agents who wish, J. MO RLE 8’ COLORED ASH A FOx TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ONLY. EMBELLISHMENTS. d by a frievd to use your Southera Balm, and reat benent from ite use commended it to some of my friends having lung complaurts, many of whom derived very great benefit from 1 candid opiuion, that of all. the medicines for lung affee n the Kewsparers, there. t4 1 Texprrienced ve y Subsequently re- a 11 Philip, Upton, from Mou! bor Fhiladelpuis, wre; puffed op from day to da Daughter—A steel plate valuable as your Southe: dg. In the river, Ruy A steel plate, colored. ments must therefore Albion, Kenney, do do: Ceylon, Piper, from Baltimore, art a. s different style. GTON, NS, April 6~Arr Leander, Swain, Barbadoes jagton, bat was ulown off the coast— ns, vi April 15—Arr Julia, Thorston, Philadelphia. different style. TITION OF THE GRAND MIS OUS CONCKRT, fur the Benetit of the WI TAN4 of the NEW YORK F nav oidably postponed until FURSDAY EVEN roadway ‘Unbernacle ‘The Trus- the Fire Depart't respectfully beg leave to informithe pub- hat in consequence of the number of persous who could not obtain admittance at the Concert of the 2d iastant, they have been induced to repeat the Cuncerton which oeeasion they by celebrated pn uit He obtaiged two am, Which entirely cured him. ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTORS, vathern Balm of Dr. U Professor J. H. Ingraham, UFFALO, April 17: m, Atwood, Maumee; Porter, land,’ Seymour, Cleveland: A. lellsnd. Detroit; Jena, ‘Th I was so farexhansted with coughing, raising of phlegm,spit- ting of blood and night sweats, bat | was and had no idea of living three mouths tles Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup; two bottles of Brinckerhofl’: pril, 1644, at the iven upas incurable ave teken tour bot- W. Neat, William Russell, Jr. Samuel Nichols. aboveeventag, and on re in announcing the gratuitously volun- rom! A. Waybie. CONTENTS—MAY, 1814—ENTIRELY ORIGINAL bottle of your -oathera Balm—it almost cured me—l mother, touk it, aad ain now a well iF services, Viz = an "ROSS, Merchants? Exchange Eating Ioom, Wall st. Bradley, do; Bugbee, mission of Mr. Simpson, of Park Theatre, ME i MRS. KDWARD L MADAME Bt MISS W. MISH MARY ©. TAYLOR, mission of Mr. Mitchell, Olympre Theatre. I hereby certify that | was troubled with a “severe cold and 1s semedies failed to remove, but was doses of your Southen Bali KB. A. VANDERHOFF, 145 Water street. by Mrs. Sopnet. by Henry "Hirst TY Shae Wheken th toe arvey tons, by Professor J hoarseness, which vat at Last cured by several ig, by Jerome A. y bie. eof the Kemale Character, by J. W. Neat. Thoughts on Byroo, by Miss H. Carol of the Per's, by Williom Russell, Jr. as Legend of the Brown Rosarie, by Miss Elizabeth Bar ret, sHevelaud; Ocean, '¢ Broad way comer of AR By p SIGNOR VAL Ciyde, Dana, Milen MK. 8I Mome Ports, Bancor, April 16—Arr St Pierre, Bryant, Norfilk; H T Hinckley, Saunders, Baltimore. ‘THomaston, April 15—Sld Wm Henry, Nor ork. pril 1s—Arr Win L Roff, N York for Cherry- Earn. April 17—81d Lion, Fu'ton, Guadaloupe; Lincotn, + Cuba, Avr Tit—Are EH Herrick, Wilkit Pressey, Fast port for Philadel pi Boston, April 19—Arr lathe. Si ron, Buscos Ayres: Bathe: By permission of Mr. MR SHRIVAL, M ays SIGNOR MAYER NOVELE, have in, the kiw #and Concerto on the FI a H. A Lees, 56 Henry stre KYLE and GR red to peromna ne SIUNO BENEDID, has also, in the kindest manner, yol- w rea to perform a Solo on the The NEW YORK BACKED consents to repeat their Grand Choruses; and HC Eaq.y also kindly volunteers to preside at the Piany Korte, HILL, Leader, istor ince ul Beethoven, by Peace in Believing, by Hannah F. Gou| 8 FOR LIVER The splendid and : LINK OF PACKE’ POOL—Packet ef 2) f-vorite preket ship Liv K Eldridge, will sail oa Monday, 22d April Guitar. MUSIC SOCIET wall 1000 tons and apw old country, will le. 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Gi' pi tt obtain admattans aat half-past 10 o’clock. FRENCH AND EN GLISH OLEOSTATIC LAMPS, at 15 MALDEN LANE AND 349 pROADWaY. & I. COX beg to inform th hey hare just r MARTIN W. EMMONS, 1t Spruce street, SY TH LABAGH MES PRYER, 246 Front street, PHILADELPHIA, A 1, 53 West stieet, mo; Aldrich, Perie, Lan i i) 20 ~ Arr ladeps ey Birkett Prler- roard, Natucket; frends and the public gene- legant assortment of Gov Bennett, Derrrekaon, NYork; Kichmoud, (3 masted) Jam, Salem via NY Mershon, Albany: Herald, ‘Johnson, For freight or passage, having elegant and roomy accommo. Thea Benner, Nickerso dations ausurpa sed b aay bir, i port, apply to the Captain dy it jurling ship, or tn oa bound, at west side Burling olip, ort & mnt PARKER'S GRAND EXHIBITION BALL ve dances that 40. delta hem" was encored) will be fom. Albany: ompany (that several of forward in the same order as bef re dmnit'ance on the first nigh admit them on the evente commence at hall past 8 o'clock if possible, 100. S'Mochester, Capt John Britton, (00 tons sicened the Queen of the West, and vail on ner reanlar dav, 2ixt Jui ae * WLACK BALL, OR POOL fg S-FC cket Lanteros, Flea! persons that we ty their tckets wi a dreeuwich; James R Markey . German Silver merous other ar i- ALEXANDHIA, April 17—Sld_ Lucy, Roger 4, Velocity, Monigome Ware, Steel Fire overs. fps, Be. Ware, and nu —Constantly on hand 9 larue ssrortment of Silver Ware, Tea Sets, Spooas, Forks, Ke. &e. of their own manufic. Spates, St John, NB chem, Smich, Eastport. 1 13—Below, bound ap, fefferson, Mason, F 5; Lagrange, Crowell; ‘ersone requiring any of the above articles, LU MBUS, Captain are respectful to onile ‘They will find. their Goods as low ne any ie from Liverpoot; 1 ‘as low as any in Sumers; Luserrora, Smack; C Pitman, Townsend, and DA >. April 16.~Arr Red Rover, Cole, Bean- je, will positively sail on modations of the Colambns, for cabin, second we passengers, Will, on inspection, be found ot but add to the conve. DRON GRANDIFLORA, now in this couBury, PART OF A HOUSH TO LE rooms on thes cond flvor, and kitchen, two story house No, 155 Allen street ah at Jow to a small rispectable fami enificent flowering plan ot be seen elsewhere. His new Axalias con a ennes, Smith. New ; Despateh, Coron, i. ns proceeding to the old country, will at all times find this line of packers a most desirable conv passage apply on board, fi he basement and yard Lapy AsHBuRTON a A treet, or to the sub: Titei’s eco, USSES — ED PERSONS, with raptuges may rely upor con street, next ¢ by, Yarmonth, N jeedony, (Br) Toy Leonor, Colting » Ri; Ceres, Maren, Boston; Monument, 12th, Victoria, Madson, NP 17—Cld St Lawrenes, Brown, N York; ald (Br) Hron E Is from Liverpool on HE Administratrix is ce rest, oF to nitner oF Grandee Coz- uy ‘russes, to sen if they are endorsed mine, or to be relied upom a Many persons have undertakes to vead imi rasea, and thousands are ixposed upor . These imitations cannot be relied upon ; tt 'y unskilficl mecharier, ard tre no better thant tri Vern efevery month. Dratis nt all times for sale B Messrs, Prescott, Grote, For passage, Ke. apply on ‘The wew pocket ship Yorkshire will succeed the ol en the 16th May, her regular da: ol don te of t Citanuestos, Apri jank of Ire'and, and oa Abasueres for the fa sonages are portraits of most eminent persons connected with the state and the Second A Ht rs ) FAMILY—by Con D MeN FROM THE © tings are too well kuown to need avy com’ (S—by Rembrand. et nnd sail for Livery —Cld, Zeaobia, Remington, St Pe York; schr Mada- deorgia, Boles, NRed‘ord B Liverpool; ‘Carlton ve beau fitted np at Io. t Vesey nxtreet, mite entr. nes from the business dep re in coustagt atteudaacs to ri won sremsing either of these geme, 301 Judson street, opposite the Ureenwich il be disposed “2 Pease T UESE FEMAL SHESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, wepercerve, to obttintaned in this county, ment on the last eolump. fuurth pawry ‘som Portagal, are Tro} re they ean br» Pandora, Andros, Bost where they ean b , Gilpatrick, Havana, 8 THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ‘Washington. (LO -rrespondence of the Herald.) Wasuineron, 19th April, 1844. 4 F riday morning. General Cornelius Gilliam— Wonderful Bew Story. Senator Atcheson informs me that Gen. Gilliam, and his Oregon Emigrating Company, are en- camped on the south side of the Missouri River, opposite to Caple’s landing. This point is said to be an excellent one for emigrants to cross the Mis- souri. Gen. Gilliam’s company will start about the Ist of May. Gen. Gilliam (pronounced Gillum) is afair speci- men of the hard iron character of these pioneers beyond the Rocky Mountains. They will prove tough customers for the Hudson's Bay Company, and all the (other) savages of that unexplored re- gion. Gen. Atcheson tells a capital story of this Gen. Gilliam. It was in the winter time, some years ago; the snow was upon the ground, and the weather was excessively cold, and freezing very hard Gen. Gilliam’s hogs were in a pasture nearby his cabin where he slept He was woke up one night by the muiealiny ot his hogs, and the barking of his di He hastily sprang from his bed in fis shirt-tai snatched up his rifle, and without stopping to put on shoe, boot, or stocking, vest, coat, or trowsers, the General ran out to catch a shot at the bear. "The dogs were chasing the varminr, and would occa- sionally seize him and pull him down, and have a little fight. The General, in the excitement of the moment, thoughtlessly followed on, hoping every moment to geta shot at the bear. As the bear passed on through the neighborhood, every house was aroused by the barking of the dogs, and the shouting of the pursuing shirt-tail—and’ all the dogs far and wide gathered in and joined in the chase. On went the bear—on went the dogs—and on went the chivalne General Gilliam with no- thing upon his nakedness but his shirt. Da Light at length brokegand the bear took to a_tree , Upon which the General finally shot him. This ended the szort, and when the General coolly reckoned up his latitude and longitude, he found that he was fifteen miles fromthe log cabin where he left hi warm and comfortable bed some two or three hours betore. He found that the skin of his le; all below his shirt was frost-bitten, and eventually peeled off—and his feet were very badly frozen. Te was laid up for the balance of the winter—but he ultimately recovered, although it was many months afterward. Such is the leader of this com- pany to Oregon, He was one among the few offi- cers of Missouri volunteers im the Florida war, of whom Gen, Taylor 1 favorable report in his account of the battle of Ochechobe. Judge Dade’s company of wild Osage Indians left here for Baltimore yesterday afternoon. They are from the Missouri Mertitory, and this is the first time they were ever in a white settlement be- yond the State of Missouri. They are of the Big Osage tribe, and some of them were never before even inthe State of Missouri, They are ten in number, all men. They came to Washington from Baltimore on Monday last—have visited the Presi- dent twice, and the Secretary of War twice, and received presents from both. Judge Dade has four grown Buflaloes and eight yearlings at Baltimore, belonging to the same general company. They are to have a Buflaloe chase at Baltimore on some of the first days ef May. They will be present at Baltimore during the sitting of the Whig Conven- tion on the second. From Baltimore they go to New York. They will again return to Baltimore to be present at the Democratic Convention on the 27th Mey They are said to be the finest speci- men of fndians which have ever been exhibited— and splendid Buflaloe hunters. I send you a co; py of the last amended (yester- day) Post Office Bill. Colonel Merrick deserves great credit for his perseverance and promptness in urging forward this bill. The amended copy was gotup last night with great dispatch. I make no remark upon its provisions, as you have them be- fore you, The democratic members of the House have held a caucus, and agreed to make a final effort to take up Gen, McKay’s Tariff Bill. If it fails then. it will be given up altogether, A large number of the party, among whom is Dr. Duncan, of Ohio, regard it as a test question, and the success of the party depends upon taking’ it up.‘ Dick Davis,” (Richard D. Davis,) of New York, is opposed to taking it up. He thinks the party will gain nothing by taking itup. As nearly asT can ascertain, should think a majority ofthe party here believe Mr. Davis’s coarse is injuring the success of Mr. Van Buren. Y . 1 would call your attention again most emphati- cally to the daily and hourly increasing and deep- ening conviction here among the democratic mem- bers, and especially among the hitherto most sub- stantial friends of Mr. Van Buren, that Mr. Van Buren isnot available, and, it nominated, must be beaten by Clay. I cannot be mistaken in these tacts—and they constitute the most important news now at Washington. | daily hear men who have fought for Van Buren with heart and soul up to the present time, now give him up as unavailable, and desire, on behalf of the democratic party, that the Baltimore Convention will nominate ‘some other candidate, The most sagacions and soundest leaders of the party hope that Mr. Van Buren, if nominated, will be ready, by letter, immediately to decline to stand asa candidate. They think that an act so mag- nanimous as this, on his part, would stimulate sim ilar magnanimity on the part of all the otherJtac- tions, who, in the same spirit of conciliation and generosity, would thereby be induced to merge all their prejudices tor the public good, and unite upon any other candidate whom that Convention might name, They very greatly desire that Mr. Van Buren may be informed of the state of feeling, doubt and distrust in him, which actually exists. Bat it is said that the nly true friends of Van Buren here in the Senate—Messrs. Wright, Ben- ton, Tappan and Allen—are obstinately blind to this revolution in the democracy against Van Bu- ren, and therefore there is no hope that he will get any light upon the subject until it is too late. Mr Wright’spertinacity and coldness gives great dis- eqtistaction. Itis said that he and Dick Davis are “killing Van Buren.” T assure you, you cannot attach teo much impor- tance to this rapidly increasing want of confidence in Van Buren’s availability. Ihear to-day that Mr. Coleman, of the Astor House, has taken Gadsby’s Hotel, which he will occupy on the first of June. I alow hear that Mr. Jewett, formerly of the Bal- timore Exchange Hotel, is going to convert the “Elliott Buildings,” I think they are called, (they stand on Pennsylvania Avenue, between 44 and 3rd streets,) into a Hotel. But J know not the truth of these reports. In relation to Senator Benton’s course upon An- nexation, I send you the following resolution by the late Missouri Democratic State Convention. Mr. Benton, powerful as he is, dare not oppose the wishes of his constituents :— “ Resolved, That the prompt occupati early annexation ef Texas and its admission into the Union, will eminently contribute to its preservation, strength and prosperity .” Later.—The President was writing his message toaccompany the Texas Treaty yesterday. This is the cause of the delay in the treaty coming in. Don’t pay any attention to the idle Tumors etloat. U'll keep you informed of the facts. 8. B. n of Oregon, the Wasuinaton, April 19, 1844. I have cast about and am now enabled to give you some correct idea of Mr. Wright’s speech to- day, which, in fact, is not yet finished. On such points as I shall name 1 speak with confidence, and the positions may be relied on. It will be understood as Van Buren’s position. As there is how no prospect of altering the tariff, the speech of Mr. Wright may be regarded as made for politi- cal effect, and as such it will be received. It is doubtless especially intended for Virginia, whose election is now approaching. 9 First. The speech is undoubtedly intended to be made in harmony with General McKay’s new bill, : Second. Mr. Wright goes in favor of a. tariff whose maximum, except in a few cases, will not exceed 30 per cent § Thirf. He is, therefore, in favor of a modifica- tion of the tarifl of "42 to that principle. ‘ Fourth. Ve regards the act of *42 as hostile to commercial interests Fifth. He thinks 30 per cent is as much as far- mers ought to expect on wool, ¥ Sixth. He lays down the principle that all duti no matter how high the rate, are to, be comeaered revenue duties, and not pro'ective, until they are #0 igh as to diminish the aggregate revenue, which is, by the way, amanifest error. For suppore, with 1 20 per cent duty, 1,000,000 bushels of salt are im- wrted, and that when the duty is raised to 40 per ent, half the quantity is imported. Clearly the xgregate revenue is the same in both cases—it is ot diminished under the 40 per cent duty. But vho would contend that 40 per cent on salt is not vrotection? So far as I have been able to ascertain Mr Vright’s position on this question is totally unsa- istactory to the south, and will destroy Van Buren, vr rather what may be left of him. Never have I witnessed such a revolution in po- tical opinions as is now going forward. It really eems to amount almost to a panic. I'll venture » say you will not find one democrat in ten at Vashington who is hardy enough to express even a voderate degree of confidence that Van Buren can eat Clay Gost of those whom I meet with—and is the universal talk here—are disheartened at he prospects of the party, and mainly on the ground