The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1844, Page 3

perfect and pass them this session, There seems to be & disposition to procrastinate, that augurs the most unfa- Vorable results. There are only five days left of the ses sion, and the movements in that ehort time must be more to the purpose than they have been yet, to get through this single bill, to say nothing about the host of others. ‘The subject of prices is at the present time very inter- esting, as the present position of trade is attributed by both of the political parties of the day to directly different causes ; the actual cause falling between both parties. ‘The prices of our different agricultural products depends more upon contingencies, than manufactured articles. ‘The supply affects the demand, and prices are governed by both. It is impossible, under any state ofthe currency, to control prices in the face of abundant supplies. Picks ov THe Paincipar ARTICLES oF AGRICULTURE IN BAA. if fermi | oe OAdug., Jan., April, sArticns. Tok? face” “Tees” “Tous.” ete” “abu, Beef, mess,city,-- $9 12 $7 87 $800 $850 $762 $7 No. 637 5% 625 725 637 — 7120712 712 77 637 = 10.50 1050 1262 1300 1200 550, 573, Wi, 919 730 5 1 i 90 mM Mg 6 478° 452° 516 500” 5 37 So © 6B 8 | ee ie y Oke M Feaus, white+ 100 100 135 135 135 100 Rice, per 100 ibs, 284 262 275 275 275,275 This shows a great fluctuation in prices, without show- ing much improvement at the last date, compared with those previous. The quoted prices for August show the position of our principal staples at the close of the com- promise tariff act, and jnst before the operation of the pre- sent act. The quotations for October 1842, show the state of prices just afer the existing tariff went into force. We merely allude to the comparative prices at these periods to show that the slight variation in quotations cannot be produced by the cause assigned by the committee of man- ufactures in their report to the House of Representatives, from which we extract part of the above table. ‘If the tariff act exerts that wonderful and unfailing influence on prices, how is it, that under the same rate @& duty, the price ofthe same articles—for instance, all included in the shove table—fluctuate with the seasons, and without any visible cause. When a season has produced abundant harvests of all our agricultural products—when the sup- ply is much larger than the demand, in all parts of the world—can any power in creation keep up prices ? We cannot conceive that any political capital can be made by either party, in attributing the existing state of commercial affairs to the wrong cause. Political fanati- cism may blind many, and lead them to the conviction at nothing short of the success of their favorite pla s can save the country, or redeem the commercial classes from utter bankruptey and ruin, Fortunately for the wereantile, and all other interests in this conntry, the evils that often fasten themselves upon the business classes, work out their own salvation. The tremendous ups and downs of trade, the complete wreck that every interest has experienced, and the thorough revolution in all the departments of business, have settled down into a regular, uniform, specie currency—into a complete sys- tem of credits—into a business governed exclusively by demand and supply, without that aid and support from government that political quacks imagine jndsspensable to the community, Che great abundance of money in all parts of the world, coking investment, has induced those having great re- ources, to employ their capital in operations of trade, in- stead of allowing it to remain idle in hand. The most speculative movements that have lately been made in Eu, Tope, since the cotton excitement subsided, have been in coffee. Operctions and investments in this great article of. food, were caused by the very reduced point prices had reached. ‘I'he commencement of the speculation in Eng- Jand and Holland was produced by a great advance in prices at several large sales. Since that time prices have been’ sustained, and the operations,slthough of a more p vate nature, have been very large. The stocka in Europe are very limited, which, with a yearly increasing demand throughout the world, has created an impression in the minds of holders that an advance must, in the regular course of trade, take place. We annex amarket report of a large coffee house in London, based on the actual au- thentic government statements of all Europe, as to the consumption :— We have from time to time given our friends statements as to coftre, the quantities produced and con sumed. ‘The article has, for a time of four to five years, been neglected, and prices continued falling till of fate.— ‘The low prices of the article, coupled with the increased consumption over the whole world, have brought it into more notice, : Jn 1839, we last gave a statement, showing the produc tian of coflee to have been, for 1838, 3,540,000 cwt. British weight. On the same basis, we now continue our_state- ment, showing to what extent the production of coffee has increased. ‘Totat. Pronrerion or Corres: ror 1843. partial . Cwt. Brazils (1,170,000 bags)... 0.40.46 1,700,000 java and Sumatra (1,145,000 baga).. .. 1,400,000 CUDA. 6 oe cence oes nbe veniee ‘450,000 Porto Ri La Guayra, &e, . 300,000 Domingo. ......+.+ 380,000 French Colonies. .... 606 40,000 East Indies and Mo 60,000 British West Indies... 100,000 Dutch. . ,000 Ceylon 70,000 Total CWtee wee cee cee cess 4,530,000 ‘This statement shows for five years an increase of total production of near one million cwt., or near 28 per cent, the greatest increase being in the Brazils and East Indies, while in the West Indies the production has decreased. ‘The extra production of Rio coffee has been chiefly in the interior, far from the coast, where it was planted at a time when coffee was worth 75 to 100 per cent more than now. Considering the rise of 100 per cent in the value of negroes in the Brazils, and that at P hery rates many ae who have plantations very distant from Rio, can but just cover the expense of transportation of their cof Jee to Rio, getting nothing for their coffee, we certainly cannot expect a further increase ef production in Brazils. As to the production of Java coffee, we are unable to give authentic statements, but leave it to our readers to judge whether it can be presumed that the Dutch Company would have limited their prices ef coffee, and retained a heavy stock last year unsold, if they knew of an increase in production, or expected as large or larger supplies for one or two years to come. The increase of production in Java during the last five to six years, is about 100 per cent, and in Brazils about 7» per cent, but on pricesdouble of what they now are. Is it to be ‘expected that at present prices the production will increase, or be equal to what it was? Inthe British West Indies and Dutch and French Colonies, the production is decidedly decreasing. From all these statements we should judge that the en- tire ign cannot extend 4} milliona cwt., British uae fae from official returns we know the consump- ion to be— Hungaria and East of Europe. Russia, Poland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. ..... “ . Turkey, Levant, rica, and Mediterrane- Noly, Bw North A: an Spain and North America, estimated. Old Stork Exchange: $2000 NY State 7's, 1049 107, For Trust Co b30d 3935 800 do 107; do 830d 39 3300 NY State d's, 1858 100) Ex Co 1000 do 1860 103 27000 fudiann Seerig Bas 4000 Iudiana Dol Bde 38 30000 Ohio 6's, 1860 30d 95, 16000 do £485 do suw 9134 5000 do Foe 3000 do, %56 913 200 do 5000 Kentucky 6's b20d 10144 200 Nor & Wer RR tooog Peau’ 374° 30d 674 uo" “dy 8000 fo r 13000 66% a 10000 do baod 67% to 10600 [ivois Sp.Bds 4t do 5900 a WGOd 4134 10 to beod 42 ao do. 11 58 do Hickisoky ps Biieann | 6 Bauk of Com, full 974 10a dan bod 74 +s Vieksburg Bank $300 go bod 134 100 Lafayette Banke, Cian G3 * 438 Love Island RR 7M Farmers’ Trust Co 30,50 da 73 do 39% 25 Mohawk RR Gag 30 do siod 39% 75 do aw 6932 150 do b30d 39% 50 Reading RR a9 Second Board. $3000 Ohio6's, 1860 b30 91% 125 Nor& Wor sh 0 lo 125 Nor & Wor 8351 100 Viekshorg 9 4 ~ tw o a Loon Island 724 % © do * mers? Loan 0 = do 108 State of Trade: Asues—Pots continue very inactive. We still quote 4 37,0 $4 43}. Pearls are dullat $4 93}. The sales of both descriptions are very trifling. Brrswax—Prime yellow isin fair demand, but not so firm as before noticed. We quote 294 a 2 Cotron—The market was poorly attended to-day ; sales amountto about 800 bales, of which spinners took 600 bales ; the remainder in execution of foreign orders, chief- rices are dic. ly at adecline of }cent from the prices of Saturday buyers demand a further concession. ‘The whole trans- actions were too limited to give.a tone to operations. Frour—Another decline of course. Genesee may now be bought at $5. Hay—The stock in this market does not increase much, although the receipts down the river are to a fair extent. We quote fair qualittes at 35a 47}c. Prime qualities will command 40e. y ~Drudge casks sell as wanted at 23c., but the very limited. Prison barrels are in better de- mand than drudge. We quote small sales at 24 a 24}c. Reat Estate—Lot on Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, Toft by Wd... ee oe catia ne! $000 House and lot No. i Stone street.” ‘House 25 ft by BL FARISDE TQ e ai5g.e tates. se vives euteinincene 1 A800 Lot on 6th avenue near 23d street, 247 by 95 feet, $60 Lot adjoining, same size,.. . Riestags Pel Cotton Market. Monte, April 15.—Our market has been very quiet to day, but has abated nothing in stiifness, Buyers for for- eign account, it is said, have pretty well filled all the or- ders in hand, which approach near present prices. ‘The receipts since Friday evening amount to 3,260 bales. New Onceans, April 15 —There wae a rood demand for cotton on yesterday, and the business amounted to about 4000 bales. ‘The market is very firm, and rather brighte than in the beginning of last week. ' Y.iverpool Claseific tion. —Lonisi Mississippi —Inferior, 4} a iddling, 7 a7}; ‘middling feir, 7} a 9}; fair, ir, 9a 9}; good and fine 10. nary, 6a 63; ofa a 83; good fui Latest Advices _ RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD ovFIC®} Anjier+++ 5 Manilla. 26 ~Mayaguez- Matamoras: +++ ++ bello Point Petre, Guat Pernambuco Passengers Arrived. 1—Ship Birkenhead~Mr Jennings, lady and child ieeenge Savannan—Brig Excel—Mr Marsh, lady and ¢wo children. Mrs Grant and two chiloren, Mrs Cram and child, Miss E Barry, Miss Solomons, Messrs Bethwick, Bolton, Key, ©: Tene eres in th te pe e Miss ES Vande ; H SHaRLEstoN—Brig Carolina—Miss KE ‘ander , € Rondlett and lady; Liewt ZW Shermon, US Arey? Miss 7 Van Aaller, SB Emmons aad son, 8 Wells, G Whitaurth—35 in the steerage. Gi Jano—S Willmot, Mrs M Gerard, A Spooner. Liverroo! 20 HORGETOWN—B Miss 8 Spooner, M. Foreign {mportations voo.—Br ship Birkenhead—120 tons coal A W New- a,mdse 25 hhds 79 kegs colors I A & co—25 tes, sah Poultnay & Jenkins—1 esk soda A Critz— 772 bars iron 60 tons do 8 Crook—1008 sacks salt Wondbull & Minturn ait che mose J Len-276 H Wink Thoms & co—2 hus 1000 L pers potatoes <I bx mdse Born & Schuchardt—20 ck: Noltenius & Pavenstead—20 do 8 W Meyer & Stucken—i9 do 8 Wichenausen—12 do 60 bage Burlage & 7 usen—20 do M ami ag chs Meyer & Uinkia—100 bags U E. K—18 chs It, ena lo bags U EN atling & Koop—6 bxs AT Pakher—s cks E &T Poppe 1 box R Patrick—3 chests Vietor & Duckwith—1 box C Noli Jr—100 bal tee Oelricks & Kroger—200 hampers potatoes 100 bes herria JORDEAUT. tdwards—75 ckw 71 bags 1 box to o1 rr. Brig Arabian: rider Re. ported yesterday )—20 hf pps brandy Aymar & en—10 do P J Figuieres & co—55 do 8 Ch well—20 do J Wolf--47 cks D J & D Haviland—3 es P Delesme 30 hf 20 qr cks brandy V Barsalou—20 h€ do A Seigaette—200 es wine A Begoden & co—10 Bouchaud & Thebaud—80 cases J Darand—10 chs wine C Melettam<4 EH Lacombe—1 bbl Dor- tie 88 hl ops 2 gr pee 9 order. Sr Cromx—Schr Ji Telfair—7 hhds 36 bbls sugar 4 hhds ram Ayin. itchell—50 punch tic Importations. Savannan—Brig Excel—195 bales cotton Holbrook, Nelson & co—136 Barstow. Pope & co—61 Karl, Porter & Collins—15 B De Forest & 60 Parmelee, Kilborn & Rogers—t7 J & S Stone—50 cks A_G Hazard & co—3 bales pink root J & W Featelé—7 tons old iron Wm L Miller—5 pkgs Grinnell, Mia co. _ Citanuiaron Brig Carolia —(Renorted yesterday) —63 che tice 114 bales cotton Vietor & Duckwitz-—16 do JS Shap er—90 Souther Brothers—528 do 28 bales cotton T) Des Arts—1) Be nard & er— 18S & B Post—#2 Smith, Mills & co—32 Ls reuce & Trimble—6? Renard & co—36 lrgs feathers Greenway, Henry & Sm 'th—1 bbl WH Howland—L bd JG. Gregory & co—1 box R Lockwood—37 boxes 47 ht do raisins Seymour & es 4 Leshie—1 box © Walker - 21 ht bbls G Welle bas Hi is S toni box Seixas=1 do. Bartleti=6 bbls. «hide Petrie Mann. Groncetown, SC: ig Jano—( Reported terday }—-167 bales cotton Partnelee, Kilborn B Ragerees0e Hieteee Kacey Sackett Brothers—45 tes rice 106 bbls tar Sprague & Robinson— 15 tes rice J N Hayes—43 cords pine wood A Averill & co, MARITIME HERALD. _ Salling Days of the Steam Ships, FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM by | mag ay Caledonia, }. Britain, Total. 6. ee ee cece ve ee ee ¢ 4,740,000 nowmg the consumption to exceed the production of coffee by 240,000 owt. ‘The increase of consumption for the last five years wat out 1} millions ewt; thus out of proportion large tain the inc: of production. The greatect increase 01 consumption is in the United States, being 150 percent for ite years, and 30 i= cent per year for the last five years. In the Prussian Duty Union it is 7 percent for eight years, or 9} (sd cent per year. Upon an average, the consumption in other countries has increased 27 per cent in the last five years, or 6} percent perycur. The total increase of consumption of coffee is, including the United States, 45 per centfor five years,or 9 per cent per year for the last five years. In this ratio it will be anea- sy matter to determine the consumption of coffee for 1844 and 1845, If we agstime the consumption of coffee for 1944 to be for the whole world 9 per cent more than it was in 1843, we shall require 5,200,000 cwt. British weight, for consumption, being 700,000 cwt. more than the greatest prodnetion yet known. We have caretully inquired into the stocks in all quar- ters of Euro: nd can assnre our readers thatthe pre sent stocks all over Europe are, in every quarter nearly, smaller than for the last three years ‘e leave our rea- ders to judge whether, considering that business in reco- vering, and better over all Enrope and America than it has been for five yenrs past, an increase of consumption may not be presumed for this year, equal at Jeast to that of less prosperous years. Although this report in relation to coffee comes from high authority in the trade, we cannot agree with all the deductions drawn from the facts. The production of an article of food will generally increase with the demand. ‘We find that for many years past prices of coffee have been gradually declining, ond the quantity produced gradually increasing. The producers have it in their power to control prices, and until prices are raised for the article in first hands, there can be no danger ofthe supply falling short. The fluctuations in prices have been prin- cipally confined to the markets of consumption, This has been in a manner produced by the abundant supplies. Unfavorable seasons, or slight deficiencies in the crops, have not advanced prices in the markets of production. New Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6s, 1860 9184 150 Farmers’ Loan “4 ov do. bw Wie 8s do ae 2000 do nw 9% p 10000 Kent’y 6's, 20 ya bIO M2” 1000 0 nye 4 000, do Sa py. 204 rn do 1900 Hlinois bib dete 190 Long Island i as 40 ado wt ‘0 Farmers’ Loaw = nw 99 75 Mohawk 69 0 do tw39 50 Harlem nW% a do Fe 40. u, ” do 530 30% 186 Nor & Wor 5M | G. Washington, Allen, Mar. 21 ‘Mac. 26 Packets to Arrive. PROM LIVERPOOL, Packets to Sail. FOR LIVERPOOL, Siddons, Cobb, Apet 6 U, States, Britton, A Columbus, Cole, lay 1 FROM roRTsMOUTIt. Fon RORTsMOUTH. Mediator, Chadwick. | Mar. 20} St. Jaines, Myers May! ‘eington, Chadwick, Ayr.1] Montreal, Tinker, May 10 Karke FoR MaAvRe Duchesse d’Orleans, Mar 94 | V. de Lyon, Stoddard, Apr Sully, April 1] Utien, Newirt, Mi Notice to Pilots and Captains of Vessels. Ail Pilots and Captains of vessels are requested to note the fact that Robert $. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, isnot now in ouremploy. He is not, therefore, to receive auy Gewspopers or reports intended for the New York Herald. — Foreign ‘Letter B: Hereafter, Letter and Newsp: B World, will be made up at the Ramaice’ Orvice. re *h Ship Masters and Agenzs. hall esteem ita favor, if a of Vessn), overt Sitvey, of our News ¥ Spoken on their Passage, « List of their ¢ to Commodore Ri ad, ynier a favor by gence they caw ba thaskfally PORT OF NEW YORK, APHIL 24 5 9[ Moon sKr! 647) Mion water +12 6 we Cleared, Ships Vill Stoddard, Havre, Fox & Livingston; Cristoval Colon Havana, Svofford & Tileston.—Barque Nancy W Stevens, Stevens, N i vy rigs Themis, (Sw) Shut Peruvien, Watson, Carder RM iemitl— Lyon ce Elwell & lo; M. Hy Re J Elwell & Co; Exit, Dearborn, Pete share, Cready & Cox Bazar, Woolston, Philadelphia, doy Lixingion, Wass, do, J Elwell & Co, Arrivea. British ship ad, Keswiek, 17 days from Liverpool, with mdse, to R levin Ship Avgel.qus, Balwards, fro mise, to Sehnehardt, Favre & ¢ British barque Joba Craig, Connelly, 45 days from London, with mdse, Ov 'T Winslow Baraue Rothachitd, Laney, 11 days hhts 1216s molasses tau J Taylor Br Smith, 11 days fi urlew, Card, 9 days from Windsor, NS. with ister, to Boole. Whitney & Co, Schr tnta Telfir, Buras, from St Croix, April 5,with sugar, Se to 8 L Mitchell ‘ Sehe M B Mahoney, MeLangblin, from Trividad de Caba, Mareh 31, [i Delaware, Breakwater 3 days, with 279 hhdy ino: {asses to Uhastelain & Ponvert. Amsterdam, March 18, with Cardenas, with 416 ) Savannah, with cotton, to nt Navcleog, § Scher Virginia Hodge with naval stores, to Pebr ‘hi nayal store: Sehr Sami nayal stores Schr Sally Miller, from Wilmiggton, Allen, 7 ant & Mai es, vs ir in, Williams, fro ow S. with Lo unaster. Scnr Grove, Hughes, from Elizabeth City, NC. with corm, tO waster. Schr Mary Ann, Matihews, from Folly Landing, with corn, to master. Schr Oneida, Soper, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to master Sch America, from Philadelphia Sloop ‘Trader, Collins, from Phil Below Cox, 16 days from Apalachicola, ith coal, to Hadelphin, with Ship Sabat thport, rif h, 9 days from Charlest ton, to ( Sutton. d vy p Cathoun, Weld, 9 days from Charleston, to ton. Brig ‘Echo, (of Philadelphia) from Trinidad de Brig Cayuga, Jackson, from Savannah, IG Ship Liberty, Norton, for Liverpool, i Qtarantine. ‘Wind'SEy aad fogsys oo Herald Marine Correspondence. Taveanuana, Dec 31, 1843. i isat ‘Taleshuara si Nant, 1600 sp; Pacific, NB, 210 #0 3150 wh, aiesides the above vessels, wh Pig Salem, 700; Dee 1, Isabel rarte—Off New Zenland Oct 25, 1500 sp; Nov25, Ruterprise, A, 700 sp 900 why 1700 wh; Hope, Providenee, 2 Orrick oF THe Ruove | Newronr, April 22, i814. Erin, Gurduer, Dighton for Norfolk, orrpne, Smith. Norfolk for Thomeston; Gladia- 19th, Ex Arrand s\4 ‘Arr 20th, F tor, Baker, Baltimore for Boston: 2ist, Provideace Fall River for Charlestoa. Bla 22d, Foster, Bangor. Miscellancous. Orray Packs salto day, Her letter bags are at this office. stant, # dare from Swansboro, NO, with yater ft from Plymouth, NC. imington, NC. with to ‘owell © Abbott, Parker, from Wilmington, NC. with Moctezuma, do, 350 hare all in port, the Kingston is here waiting a wind to sail for the U States. nine reports—Mescury, NB, in lat $ 8, lon 110 W, Nov 29, reports—Off Massafuero Nov t, Com ris, 1 1¢, 2200 wh; Mon,pelier, NB, 2400. h maval stores, master. mde. with cotton, c with cote with cotton, Cuba, Apri. at anchor at ince Dee 10— Marri; Ha, NB, Orion, Nant, 150 ap "1800; SLANDER, AUCTION SALES. __AMUSEMEN'I'S THOMAS BELL, Auctionrer. P Store Spruce street. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ALMO’S NEW YORK OPEKA HUUSK. was No. U1 pe pOSTRONEMENT OF THE OPERA. | {Correspondence of the Herald.) . a te . Regular Sales cs usual of Faraiture every Weduesdsy and | -,*¥ the pula, ls he Reap ubaeribers aug all theae whe Pai Wasninaton, April 22, 1844. "Also, of Dry Goods, aud all othar varieties every Tuesday | BAN? tsp" seats that the Opera of IL, BANBIEIE DL fall Yo tent to the Senate this day with- and Friday. couseaneuies of the a sin New Degotations, the New | Out a ou may put down this prediction as Ky Fale of Valaable Farnitui Spery gud Dresses, aot yet being comple sure—that not over 21 vot i Wednesday, at 1034 o'eloek, at Na it New York, April 23d. 1844 otes can, in any event, be Jarisale room of Bale of Household Vuratiutes Ly aah at26 Dey strect. le of Househol armiture, O80 aii yeh “" be RIOHARD VAN DVK Aut. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THIS DAY at 10 o'elock be tatty HONY J. BLEBCKER &CO. will sell at auet ‘as above, a general as- Ww sortinent of Household F ve of said house, embracing the usual var ety principally bed-room furniture attr ANTHONY Jc BLERCKER & CO., Aue't. BY AUSTION PORTANT SALE OF 0 TINGS—LEVY & SPOONER will sell_ on Friday mor- ning, 26th instant, att . 151 Broadway, ‘ valuable paintings, of established ted in Years vast specially to incor- tution, and now brought to per- purchased at bigh cost with able advjsement, from the fountain head in Europe, and worthy the ¢ of persons making public or private collections. ‘The | anctioneets aie warranted im stating that there is no reserve whatever, and that the biddings will be perfectly free. Can ke Viewed with eatalegue on Wednesday, ‘Thursday aud’ raoeving of sale. - 224 st®re BGEGANT FRENCH FURNITURE—At 177 Duane Park, (Duane st }—C. § SMITH & ( il sell this morning at 100’clock, the Furniture cont house, consisting of supertine Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian . Ottomans, Seeretary, Carpets, elegant and costly French Sofi Ttalian marble top Ceal Recaers, French lantel Clock, en- i ‘Lait, Lovett, Sui Vitre oe Lyon, Stoddard, for{Savre, will Bria [xpex Conlfleet, of Windsor, NS. from New York for Newfoundland, with a ex 0 of pro wrecked ou the mlehtot 17th March, at St Johns, was unfortunately fer enditriog considerabi ith the. excepcion non thei Capt C. with his erew tc achan, and arrived at Halifay on the 16t said the vessel and cargo were insured in New nia Roxana.—A letter received at New Bedi Switt, dated at New Smyma, la. states that wrecked oa Mosquito Bar, had been sold for $300: cargo of live cax had been got ashore Yor Bar—vessel a total loss—cargo of provisions, &e, ly damaged. ”, 2 Speken. H Allen, Wilson, hence for Charleston, April ton 75 19—by the M'B Mahoney, at th's port. | Matauzas for Cowes, April 13, off Char port. St Abgustins for Baltimore, same day—| veland, hence (or Charlerton, April ecole by the same Goodwin, Davis, 2tdays from Liverpool for April? Axt42 53, fon 47 db—by the Birkeuhvad: a the sam Anvil 21. off Montaak—by the sams, hence for Port Ri bins. dang for Boston, Jan Swinford, New Or caus for 1, lat Live Exchange, from Luiverpoo! lat 23, lon a neis, from Newport, W. for New York with provisions and water, March 20, lat 32 Pepe of c. given. forelgn Ports. Wasa, Hogstrom, do. aveN, March 12.—Arr lsabe!ly, Andi Reon, Soderstrem, Charleston, Sid 27th, ‘acHy Heap, March 19—Columbus, Sd 2tst, Gastof Bre ilton, 15th. Trio, Doane, do; ov Bir eens Neweoa, Weluholta,t "Sir lag Newton, Weinholtz, do Can March @~Aty A bana, Raulert, New ry eal 201 Madonn 13th, Monroe, Ranlett, do. Can Ty HH Mobile. ; : Cowes. March 16—Art Richmond, Gibbs, Lo 17th for Havana. Kev, bound in, Washington of Philadelphia: Déat, March 18—Arr Z D, Bassett, London, ork); 20th, Arethuss, Baxter, do for Havana, ( Miner, Antwep for NYork,(and proceeded for It JCavr Pendleton, London for Antwerp: Flor, NYork for Hamburg: ‘27th, Philadelph: Crawford Gravesenp, March 25— Arr Corsair, A ns, York; 1th, + March 22—Arr Garcnne, ‘Trenton, Oliv: . Wilii jon, Baxter. Pli altimore; ‘ joandary, Ma Jn port, Home, Howes, fur Hosta, 20h; Acad 0, 2 Tiynacomne, March 18—Arr Carl Justus, Bh for Phil delphia, with loss of a cab ¢ and ai 1 3.—Adv, Oregon leans; Asia, Galilee, for (harle for Baltimare, with early despatch 12th: Jeweph Cunard, ‘Talloharsee, Hebe, Wright, lert, for do. 8th in ‘athers, fi jew York; 10th, Saluda. Washbu: christ, New Orleans; 20th a 2tat, March 25—Sid, Gov Douglass, Hyde, NYork Crvox, March 2l—Arr British American, Pritchard, 260 nt Myers, Phi Allen, Spalding, ing, Se, was totally pe Fine, while Iving to in aheavy gale from tue SE. Capt Lindsey, of Liverpooh, : ‘a passenger ia the Index, and who. wast take ost, Captain le fatigue aud of one man, ir way from Cape Pine to ok passawe in the mail boat tn inst. It is rhe jord from Capt the Roxana, 5 a part of her . Seabury, of New Bedford, from New Orleans s been wrecked on a beach not far from Mosquito saved, partsal- 16, lat 35 13, leston—by the ‘by the same, 17, off Chin- Philadelphia, it this port Gordou, Savanuah for Liverpool, vo date, lat 44 2, lon Matilda, of Newport, Irom Philadelphia for St John, NB. 3S,lon53 F. ‘pool, March’ 8, Manet 19 days from Antwerp for NYork, March 1, lat 47 on 37, . and was supplied , Jat 32, NYork, from Hall for Havana, 2 days ont, no date, Antwetr, March 19-—Arr Catharine, Sandman, N York, reasen, NYork Louisa, Wenc- Rotterdain for New Orleans; on. oom, NYork; Orleans; 6th fl jo Sid abama, don, and sid April Jn port, Lexington, Dickman, to sail in ‘allmadge, aad Palestiae, | ‘alias, for Philadelphia, 12 days; Harriet, fr Port Leon, 6 days; Susan Jane, Boston, 10; Lagrange, and Albert Vinal, Ig: Batavi Off ‘the arr. L a ; Son, ainsgate); 2tth Stephani, h 'hilad for Ham- burg. Passed by April 2, Hollander, (Kel'ey, r ported master,) fn Rotterdam for Boston $ Ginnavran March7—Are F, Deunison, Seely, Pelermo,(and sid far NYork);, 12 ira, Messina, for Philad; 16th, Gan- ges. Pearson, Palermo, (aud ai for Boston); Trident, Thing,N leaps; StL Morison, do Sla ith, Levant, Der- Aten: inwarrow, Sleeper, N Orleans. Arr Calisto, New York. M—Are Ohio, Reynexom, Philadelphia; Nantes; 224, ‘Aurora, ‘onter, NYork. Havae March 20—Art Rubicon, Kennedy, NOrleana; 2th, Olympic. Bellee, Savannah; 25th. Nashville, Pemberton, NOr I Warsa’ a Mobile. Sid t9th, Octavias, Col- Dycr, Havana; Maria, Hay: ‘Sid 17th, ‘s, Alexandria; nagle, NV ork: yan, Jones, for jack, Newport palt for, N. York, 6th; Bea, fe pia, Rasmhr, for do, immediatly; British Qi to with denprteh: Rockiagham, Yor doy Wy for do 12th. ox, March 15—F'nt irwards, Ebro, Perry. Cherleston; 23d, Napier, Sandford, Belt, Ent ovtwar th, fat Pack- et, Paulin, NYork; 29th, Vietor a, Morzan, do. Leanony, Merch 9—Std Minuet, Relin, New York. Lisnox, March I6-Sld Active, Bera, New LoxponpeRrry Mareh 23—Sid, C1 ‘ork, reole, Clark. Philadelphia. Orr rhe Lizann, March 28—Carthage, Rotterdam for NY Manseities, March 17—Arr Marcella, Hagar, New Vork. S)4 19h, Jas Wilk horr, Palerm: larriet, Hooper, jaon, Pec! 28th, Cherles Willia larch 6—Are Shamree' New Orieang: fMessisa, M ‘oshington, Monroe, from Cagliar, vo load for sit Feb 29th, Martin W Brett, Avery, Shamrock. Smivh, Baltimore. wronr ( Wei Phitacetphias 1th, Albion, Hicks, Be ay joston. for NYork. Puymoutn, Mareh 17—Sld, Virginia, White, Sears, Baltimore Ponrsmot . MarebSi—Are Mediator, Chad: * for NYork, R , Haffingt ed hence yesterday tor London, was obliged t North Foreland, lostanehor and chain, ing. and has been hauled upon the Patent § fare 23—Sld Trois Amis, Badin, Sa’ March 19—Sid Marie Casoline, Orr SourH Fo: men for Charleston Orr Seavoun, March 26—Gazelle Tateste, March t—Arr Vener, Gill, M ton, Packard, do; sld ath, Sylvester, Schulz, N Lake Ports. Corvetann, April 19 —Acr Sandusky, Mivrouri, Jeunison, Sacket’s Harbor c B Mountain ‘Trader, Bar Free tel." do; Reindeer, Daviso>, do: ks. Thompson, Christopher, PL; Gen. Bi ‘Sar Wheeler, do CPA’ April 18 * ‘o}, Beaton, Whittel, Monroe; Kingstor eagle, Purdy. do; DeWitt Clinton, well CP’ Thompsoa, Christopher, Milan; Sai jetto't Home Ports. Bancon, April 19—Arr Mount Hope, Bush, E) Texas, Pillsbury. N t FLAND. April 20—Cld Harrasceket, Wilson, . Haley, Havan, Portsmoutu, Ap 20 ~C ld Tim Piekeriv felew, Hayman, * from 8 Dominga 72:14 Ontario, Vi uraphed—Yermonth Matthew: the offing, Allioth, muda. Cld, Alpine, Par Orleans; Kelph Cross, ¢ Hatanee, Kelley, New Yorks roine, Calvin Baker, New Yo: ‘om Liver por Camden; Lancet. rk Agr 2h re April 0—Sid Fame, Mi Ker, Cook, Rotterdat DOAKTOWN, April Ib Arr President, Leigh phia for Boston; Peru, New Orleans for do. above, and thare reported ia an for Camde merald, Francey unt Air OF a: clo) je blizabet olumbia, ld Sall cess, Rackert, Indiina, Corson, NYork TucnMonp, April 22—Arr fefferson, Maxon, Sid Maache ter, Worth, New York; Amelia, F Banrer, 1, Jersey City. Crantesron, April 19=Air Ceyloon, Co Qtheilo, Tucker,and Moselle, Hunt, Havre of oe: Cw ‘oland. Havana; Henrietta, Baltirnore. 1161) Agenora [ir] Gitluey. , for Havana. ‘Lord Ashburton, [Br] Paul Brothers. [Br] Mrshali, for Glasgow, Art. Z days frm Boston Bevin, i New York ). March 18—Sld, Massachusetts Boston, Aprit22—Avr, Jaco’ Stary, Hard, mh uli—lefe Win, Wilson, Bak hy Spoke 28th ult, off Isle of” Vach wm T King, Crowell, do 4 in ‘Acadia, (s) Ryre, unto, NY Onerola, Men Savannant, April 17.—Cld Sterling, Hamilton, Art Acton, Lambert, froin Doane, 13 days fm Boston a yaris LOck, je'phia arch 10, itty 3M "Ore Nott Forsiasb, March I-Tuseaay, Prince, Hull Boston; Asia, wick, Londom which sail- 01 1p to repair. wanual Dagona, New ', March 18Sld, Robert & Ana, Mather, NYork, and, March 20—Diamond, Ballehr, Bre- N Orleans for Gottenburg. Mavizys; 2ist, Can- Youk, ney, Divison, ark Const nie, Wheeler, Hinabeth Citys York: James, Hall, Baltimore . Gaadaloupe; 1 1?—Arr Flor del Mar, Vennard, Balti- ‘ing, Story, Bissau and Rio t Jogo; KH H erick, New Anx Cryes, York. 10 days vincetowu, We 1084, toa racon “Tete- Mh ule Ta mp-on, from Newport, Wales, via Ber- ms, Surinvin; Peogal Gorham, New Shepher Liverpool. 20th, stean schr Augusta, Blanchard, Hallowell; gehe Mail, Crowe, Norwith, Cla, 26th, Beri Franklin, | adelphie; Narragansett Baker, Norfolk, P nd Benj Bigelow, Baxter, New York." Hy April SA ust, Molwes, Baltimore. North of ton, Philadel 20ch—In port the y lastamong others, Citizen, ile, and WP ork. thy Yates, Lu Bluchill, Jordan, bound I ty Livernool.— isbee, Boston; NYork. Cld harine, Berry, jew York ; Poland, Lawton ny ha Gy net Johnson, 2 wr t | Charleston, \ x . 4 18h. Mouticella, Lawton: Havres Aum A Tort Havana Sidi Zenobiy, Remington, Se Pe- ava for Liverpool; N New Oncesss, Apri: lt-Agr Adrian. Davie, Liverpool; Tagiioni, Thoamcsan, Havre: Theus (Br), Vain. Mobile: Camberland, White, Marse lies; Talma, Collian, Mobinee Mi nerva, mii Boston; Sarcon. Miley Trapp, Rio Janeiro: Modesto Pha, terheld, Barbadors hawe, Harvey, NY meree, Allen, Peovins Sau Anconio. (Sp) F Megnntieook, Trim, Camden f, Giana hy Cynoware er; Hermanos, (Sp) Sebi om, Havana fw cM Ching, Burgess, Lottery, Der Fornex, Wilson, Gibraltar; Magnet, Lewis, lay’na, Sp, 1 Bareetona; Carib, Po New Vouk? enti, St Thomas; Ken MeLoon, M onstantine, Sai Joho Bolton, Samson; Palmyra, Barstow, and Burhegto yifpool,, Megunticank, Mayo, Bremen York; Wm Gray, Crosby, and Morea, Gill, Boston! rell, Kingstvn, Jam; Saldana, Stabbs, Baltimore: ws Amphion, Jobite: ‘Com= ., Matanzas Arkans: Jane, Rogers, French ‘Also, the MH com- le, e but littl pt wih much care bie opportunity to purchay C earns at , 24 Ltn DAHLIAS, ROOTS AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS LEYY,& SOONER will sell ‘This Day, at 1,0°clonk, at 191 Brondway, a choice variety of Double Dahlia Roots, some rew sorts : Also, a great variety of Omamertal Plants, in blooming or- der, Garden Seeds, tke , ke. add wre BY SNIFFEN & CO. UCTION NOTICE. NEW CABINET FURNITURE | —TLhis Day, at 10 0’clock, at 170 Fulton street, the entire stock of superior and fashionable city made Furniture, by one Of our most experienced manufacturers, consisting of elegant | French Bedsterds and marble top Dressing Bureaus, Secretary and Hook Cases, rerpentins Solis and Divans, rosewood, plush seat do, Card Tables, Hat Racks. full French mahogany Ch. irs, | antique do, Work, and Wash Stands, mahogany and piush Rockers, Cribs, Towel Racks, Dressing Bureaus, Se. Sc, | well worthy the attention of housekeepers, ship Catalogues ready, and the Furniture for exami itive. In we tr $6 Sale po- | i at Ieee ion BENJAMIN NF uctioneer NEY & Co, will sell this day at 10 0’elock, at the ed Hardware and Cutlery, and | n | o ods, Kes damaged 0 ye y darby Albany, con Sheth arming ha Fancy Goods, &e.; aso Auction head iu the Cour ing Post ut nails. For particulars, wee uirer, Express, and Even anittre | KF. W, BEARNS—Anctioneer, . DANASH No. 139 Fulton screct 5 “DNESDAY, 2ith April. | FLOTEL FURNITURE—Ac i0 o'eléck, at the Hotel Fran: | cais, 57 Broadway, the ent } Will open noder the Direction of Signor D¥. BEGNIS, on EVEN Doom open at 7—Performance to. The following Eminent ‘a Season of I" 8 ‘Also announces that hehas cone: eae ‘with all the former Distinguished Professors. The publie are resvecttally informed, that during the reecss the Upper T' the centre seats havirg be-u mised, 80 28 ‘0 afford an excellent view of the Staxe Commodious nightly, o* for the season may be secured for the easuipg season. Subscribers not securiog seats, the price of tickets is placed at KF" The public are respectful rs and others. | been newly arranged and fi THIS EVENING, Aj iH 24, will be performed FORTUNIO tun After which— Lk b: To conc ude with—INKLE AND YARICO—Yanco, Mrs H THIS Fv To conclude found in its favor. A large concourse of people assembled at, and in all the hills adjacent the Navy Yard, yesterday afternoon, to witness a further exhibition of Colt’s sub-marine battery, which has proved eminently successful and satisfactory. The Secretary of the Navy, accompanied by many officers of the Navy, witnessed the experiments from on board the steamer Union, and the sentiment appears to be universal as to the success and national benefit and utility of the invention, which should be adopted by our government. oO. P. Q. Wasuinaton, April 22, 1844. ‘The Treaty has gone into the Senate this morn- ing, with all the documents, and a message from the President. ‘The tariff bill has been taken up in the House to-day by @ vote of 104 to 94, the largest vote yet taken this session, 14 friends of the new tariff bill were absent, and 4 whigs, (Clay men.) They are now discussing the time when it shall go into operation—Ist July next, or Ist September, or Ist of January. Imvorranr.—The amendment fixing the time the tariff bill should go into operation at July 1st, in- stead of September Ist, has just been lost—ayes, 48 ; noes, 95. a NG, April 29th, With Ror brated itant On 2 ith Rosia opreies pad bai yas Opera Bafa, (Admission One Dollar, to all of the house £2) mmence at half-past 7. jorghese, ut Sig. Perorzi Sig. De Berni Secondo “Hig. Guiberoau, ‘ith a full and effective Chorus, 3 Costumes, New Scene- 7, and Decerations. GNOR F. PALMO ; an engagement with the RIMO BASSO, "SIGNOR. SANTIN who ts deliy’ expected from New Orleans. eR OF THE ORCHESTRA--- SIG. RAPETTI. SIVIGLIA. IL BARBIERE DI ints + see Sig Rossii igaro : Conte Alimavivas+ + Doctor Bartolo: += Don Basilio Be: preparation for the first ti Ope formed, Bell LA SONNAMBULA, Also, ELISIRE D'AMORE. t ier of Boxes has been entirely removelied, all o rom every part. with the addition of Four ‘rivate Boxes on each side, which will be let Wasuinaton, April 22, 1844. Mr. Van Buren has been written to for an ex- pression of his opinions upon the question of An- nexation of Texas. He will answer. It is ex- pected to be favorable to axnexation. I shall have the earliest notice of the arrival of his answer—and hope to be able to lay it before you atan early day. It was the intention of the Hon. Charles J. In- gersoll, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations, to lay his Report upon the Annexation of Texas before the House this day, being the day on which the Texas Treaty is laid befere the Senate. Mr. Ingersoll is known to have pursued a high and honorable course upon this subject—a majority of the committee were believed to be in favor of annexation, and much disappointment is feltthat his Report will not be presented this day, especially as the Treaty has come in. General McKay’s Tarift Bill was tal House, by a majority of 10, as above. » B—The Box Office is danny ek, from 10 o’elock A M., uu Ww opea every dy 1a o'clock PM wular season 8 wisferable. Price $10 for Twelve Representations. for the seasou—not transferable, Acting Manager +++ + + +++Sig Martini med that the Baths have handsome style, and are full operati PARK THEA’ —Fortui Mis H Hu ‘A Dance hy Julia Turnbull, Hane. CHATHAM THEATRE, ta | Pit ++ 1236 Cents Pp 2 tt ce wih, THE WIFE Conner; Marianna, Mrs MeClure. ge elude with the new piece of PS—Abel Hartshorn, MITCHELL'S OLYMPLO THEATA, SNING, St Pie ken up in the 3. B. ‘Wasuineron, 22d April, 1844. ¢ Furniture contained mi arte ire. Wau ne = . premises, Cogether with a large quant sy Of Silver Plate, Flaced | THIS EV¥NING, ‘April. 2ith, to commence with LOVE ‘The Treaty. are, Glass, &= ‘The furniwure ¢ IN HUMBGE Lle—Carluz, Med Ae rpai ; v Tables; Mabolsiny Chaire: cage and rash se After which, FRA DIAVOLO—Bep % I have the satisfaction to inform you that by Saat DG To conclude with the firstact of CINDERELLA. turning back your file to the Herald of Tuesday, tel Vases, French Bedsteads; Mattrarsta; Bedding; Tot asand Shades. Also, Breakfast Cutlery, with the Kitchen Furniture, . Sit comme; ce. A hich the = The Silver Plate will be sold at 11 o'clock, Cata T, with w! tained the premises, or at the Auction 8 tO tne sale, a’ then ve a Young Man twenty yea.s of age, as a trave'liug attendant on a gentleman gory south Europe Can come well recommended and of good edu- Please address. te to Le, 8. 419 Greenwich street. pai lw*re WANTED—A situstion by a Youvg Man, (an American.) as Clerk of Porter in a store, hovel, or manufactory, where his gervices would be available.” Isa good peauman, hes a knowledge of bookkeeping by double entry, and has been em- in the grocery business recently. Employment the Vobject. Will give sitisfactory reference — Clease nd: 38 Uliverstreet, which will be immediately attended aad it*re GIRDS WANTED TO SiN (UMBRECLAS, PARA- SOLS AND SUN SHADES—Those acquninted with of | hi the business, nnd a few desi MR. T. B.R begs to inform the publi the above establishn will eaable him to and Farce, equal ing public ‘The or'ginal Jim Crow. make his appearance N.N.—Ladies and Gent'emen of the profession wishing en- Sagements, apply at the Box Office, or by letters post- 4 3th April 16th, you will find the substance of the Tr ty of Annexation this day sent to the Senate—with NEW KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE, A M PHIZ pee 6 rae ania he Ys | the exception of one point. In my letter then, it MK. T. B. RUSSELL. is stated that the time within which it must be rat- that he has leased | ified was “thirty days.” On looking at the treaty pane Juteuds making altera'ions that | it appears that the time 1s longer—say six months to any Theatre in the city, and only —as I believe I have already informed you. With that patronage, ever bestowed on ste:liug m ‘ i f that exception, you have already so accurately pub- MR. T. D. RICE, lished the treaty,that I shall not take the trouble to engaged for o few nights, and will pus ; : a ivew Opera written expessly for | copy it. This erroris very unimportant, and I should nat notice it all, were it not for my desire not to mislead you, in even the emallest matters. f The Treaty, with its voluminous accompanying documents, was read, and then referred to the Committee on Foreign Kelations, with whom it will probably remain for the present—till after the 1. HIS DAY PUBLISHED, SCOTT & CO’S FAC-SIMILE EDITION OF BLACKWOOD FOR APRIL, M ing to Jearn can find steady em or iBER( Pei i Election, and until there is time to Lay ay y in thecity, i ; TAL NUMBER! ennsylvania 1) 5 Uiatey ae the manfaetory of Uoesubsersbce, Wes Cedar seat, rice REDUCED To breathe and cast about, Se ed Pots ine ae TWO DOLLA ne Pl Ss ten According to the best opinions I can gather to- he work can be done out of the shop if preferred page ° gether to-night, it seems doubtful whether the ee f eCDONALD. aloe teeealy emer ane treaty can pass the Senate under a twe-third vote. .—-A Note signed by Samuel Roberts for $368, has been sent to this office. same ov application at the desk, ir NO ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. having been annourced by the Government organ th e owner can have the | in ad 3th ‘Treaty for the Annexation of ‘Lexas has been uegoti and signed, aad will sooa. he presented to the Seaats the dergigned call neon the citizens «f New York. WITHO DISTINCTION OF PAK LY, who are opposed th Uhe ra fi said ERY, to meet at the Tabernae! {iS,WkED. | —— NESDAY, EVENING, at half-past seven o'clock, the 24th of April, 10.express their opposition to the suine. Dated New York, April 18th, 1814, Albert Gallatio William © Bryant John W ¥dmonds James Kent | Harper, Brothers | John L’ Lawrenc» | Edinburgh, poreygn Quarterly per anaum, | | wid” be published: short | Volumes given ng premiums to 1 | commence at 8 o'clock add 3th FACSIMILE REPRINT this country, subsenbers wil know ' where to apply for He GENUINE ARTICLE #4*The Quarterly Reviews for Avril, are also recsive Price of the London Qu ud Westminster Reviews, $8 Blackwood $10, |7~ Back The vote, however, will test the question whether it can pass Congress asa Bill or Resolution. It also appears likely that the treaty will, in any ty, | event, injure Clay—especially at the South, It is believed that he will not dare to come out for An- nexation to secure the South, for fear that in that e Webster would check-mate him as a northern candidate. 1 think this country may look forward toa peried of immense excitement. It is an era in its history. Col. Benton is expected in town to-night. The city is rapidly filling up with Delegates to the Clay ‘he four Reviews LEONARD 5¥ 02 Fu NE LAST CONCERT of the Season y the Apoilo Saloon, on Saturday Evening, Ith May, to z By order, WM. WOOD, Secretary rc fn *OR SALE.—A re Boa’, Convention on the 2d prox. — oe Fey Ah ted with suis, oace, ke, ta now for| Mr. Clay is daily expected in town. Ss. B. William D Waterman Jacob De | sate plication (0 Padi a ; . ‘Ay Roy Sy i ee dag 5 ce Wasnixctox, Monday Evening, April 22.9 Mitchell N. 1. & (Geo, Griswold | J.B, WINDLE & Co. The Treaty was sent to the Senate to-day, was iram Ketcham . z Co. ; ; 4 : Stacey B Collins William 1, Stone . . IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS in read in executive session, with the accompanying : ton TABLE CUTLERY, HARDWARE, TIN WARE, ; aoc rae Dna Jone Woob WARK, BRUSHES, BASKETS, documents, which are very long, and ordered to John rosby: Hexey C. Deming, No. 56 MAIDEN LANE, New Yors- be printed confidentially j Thave not seen it, but Samuel Ward Harvey Weed ray) Facket ships, Steamborts, Ho.els, and Private Houses, far- | there is nothing new in it; nor did it make any Schermerhorn, Eanker & Co. Vaniel Lord, Jr. —purchasing entirely for cash—having the largest | cause has lost ground since yesterday. The demo- TW. Gorn Silliman | stock in the United States—they offer indacemeats | cratic portion of the Senate will 0 Ketcham, Rodgers & Bement | # found uo where else. ‘esti ail sic TL aa ee Egbert Binsoa t Kvory article i their Jine manufectured to order of | body The stock has evidently fallen to-day at least Park Godw the best material and worktman: 2 votes from my last note, giving it 21. Zebedee Cook, Jr. Goodhue & C0. erry Nicoll devins, Townsend & Co. Sidney ks. Mores Pierrepont Wa. W. De Forrest & Co Walden Pell Andrew Lester & Co Catalogues to be had at the si aati 1t¥re Mr. Clay’s sentiments will be immediately made known through the Intelligencer on the subject, and you will have them in New York on or before the 25th inst. He comes out, as always, without THE INVISIBLE WIG E& J Basing Hubbard & Chenery o ‘ . *) did Reber CC % closely reserables the real head of hair thatscepuics and | disguise, in an open, clear, candid and Statesman- pren: [Ain Seotford, Talteston &Co Se cntonments have Phen Bo, set, Perfect os like letter, and gives his reasons for being opposed ate ary i ‘advantage a > ames Pha AT alee ovel and’ unique wig’ te iis ‘boing wade seinen sewntin | othe treaty of annexation. 0. P,Q. Talbot, Oliphant & Co Walter Rutherford wea | the ing, Which caxses its appearances so Closely to resemble TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. r . je natural hair, both in lightueas end. natural appearances ue Gharles @ Anderson sparph Slant | dety detection, tur texture being s0 beautiful, #0 porons and s0 FIRST SESSION. hg fA RORe ace ree, that in all eases of perspiration evaporation is unimpeded, : u ante “Alsop & Conanray | and'.ne great evils of other wigeentirely avoided, ‘The aceptic gd RR Delaheta Dickerson, Churchill & Co | ud Gonnolaseur are alike invited to inspect this novel oe ag Leama . ~ lw i ulul + AD he ar socthod of fitting \, at 7 SE Comsatk Co ‘Thomas Veasenden | mauatuctirers. A U- Barty,lis Broadway, earner of Li Wastixetox, 22d April, 1844. Jno aman Heary P Feaenden Wr liar Henry Welling, Root & Co Randolph Braat A Lockwood | atrent. uv atin, uty apt Im*re BRANCH MINT IN NEW YORK. STRANGERS BEWARE Mr. Wricur presented a petition from the Cham- V y N THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HUMBUG, Itis| ber of Commerce in New York city for a branch Erastas Freeman t yer jian—! . . G Gould & Horace Greiey eR ee ee eee dae ieee Physician—DAJ-) mint in New York. Robt Gr Wm H Maxwell | 288 Pearl, cornet of Beekmin streets. where h ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. Bonaaes th Rf as mnost extraordinary cures of ali delicate diseases, no mater! Messrs. Bucnanan, Wricut, Famrrenp, and Win B Townsend GRCollins | Thote ie no Dir kevane ia bisetd tenn sap and stragers that | others, presented memorials in’ favor of annexa- Charles Thompson LW Benedict | nection whatever with any other office. Mis charges are mo- | tion of Texas. One or two more presented against By Bey rganat ae ral a | derates nitations stnetly private. We B Waddington, poe rere | gat pt cObserve the nuunber—mistakes are often dangerous TREATY OF ANWEXATIO! Banke, Wright & Cor Charles Davis | 1c ent toany part of the Union, The treaty of annexation, so long talked about, nth tzeon, Jueere & Doo. — eene Bmith & Co by Farticularly stating the case, and enclosing five dollars. is at last sent in, Dayid Felt &Co [little CS Hubbard a terre The Ss Fi A ‘ feckwi AP Rovertson Pe. a ei i we i The Senate immediately went into executive BY Wheelwright Ches King | DE. GREGORY, No, 11 Barclay street, is still at home day | session. - GW Bluat James P Wright | 17 andevening, until a iate hour.—Strangers and others will PRA Lee aT Geo D Woolsey HH Carey ) fad Dr. G. a regutarand legally qaalified physician and sur- Sales of Stocks at Philadelph: GM Hille: ac franc Kip | Keone gttending nersonally to, those peculiaridisenses and dis} Winer Boand.—Avarr. 23 —100 shares Girard Bk Oat 74 rook, Ne! mn) reua Sprin| | Wresses, whi: Many Teasone may require to man: 5 7 i ; Heaey Srevoore Heary Ht Ge | with caution and diseyecion, 1a order to obtain. perfect cares, | $6000 State 5's 67; $5000 do 664 ; $5000 do 66} ; 38 sharen Ladd & Lord Curtis Holmes without interfering with the personal comforts and habits of Mechanics’ Bk 63 do Wilmington RR I 00 do Le- And several hundred others. a24 Lee the ratient, ‘ high Navigation 6; $100 State 5's old annual (184) 70 ; a: (7 For sate as above, a Private Treatise on private diseases | $100 da new do 70; 4 shares Schuylkill Navigation Com- os wy anche | secret hy Ko. interesting to both sexes, married of single, pany 345. “ATE OF OF THE 2W YORK. | Price 59 een! REGULATIONS ‘OR THE OBSERVANCE OF THE FRATERNITY, Fd the Tabernacle, on Thursday Evening the 25th of April, 4 ‘Tho doors to be opened at haif- formance to commence precisely at & o’eloc! The Fraternity are requested to be in attendance before half | past 7, dressed tn black or dark clothing, with blue LOS Aproce | ite Gloves, | Members of the Grand LO will attend with their R. if ill leave their Ladies in any of the ceu- vg the ten immediately in front of the Orchestra pation of the Grand Ufficere and Members of the in full Regalit, who,as representatives of the whola sit withont Ladies | ‘The remainder of the eentre | nek for Brethren with their Ladion, Iris particuiprly requeated that all the Members of the Grand LS who ean possibly separate themselves from the Ladies im their company, will repair immediately to the | Session Room, at the back of the Orchestra, (on the ri accompany the Grand Officers on their entry as a body. Brethren who are aaable to attend in time or who cannot find past 6 o'clock. ‘The per- body, must pews ure riserved uatil half-past 7 0% I ht) to \0 M | NEW YORK, ALBANY AN LINE. FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morning Se hen roxas foot of Barclay street, lauding intermediate places, mK, The steemer ‘The steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. NicLean, this even- ing at 7 o'clock. seata in tne centre pews, or who preter tosit elsewhere, are re- | 4," steamboat ALBANY, Captain I. B, Macy, to-morrow a24 it? im Srcond Boany —$10,000 State 6's bot 673; $2000 do BEEF! BEEF! BEEF? 67} . 262 shares Girard Bank 7} ; $2000 Meg = hare Rail- N HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasers, | road 6's 1898 78 ; 34 shares Wilmington Réilroad 173 ; at VALENTINES, 45 Faiton Market, 150 barrels $2700 Semi Annual 6's 1846 72, $2000 do 6a BOE 72. it eas Beef, n choice article, all selected pieces; 245 barrels City ted Mess Yeo, warranted; and $00 half barrels of Family fine. intended for the southern market, SHIP NEWS. Sou 4 shove Boel backed in 8 ca. u and judicious panuer By Thi . ee ie Mall. and wil jeep KOs a Any climate without gettiag to salt. we y pHIA, M = i b> 1", inemaber VALENYINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT: | Rio Janos Myvi Br} Manens Bt Toke Ne Nome mid 3m*re No. 46 F larket. Horver, Porto Ries Barrimons, April 2—Cld T R Betton, Griffith, West la- 9 Nonroin, April 20—Cld Peru | Br) St John, NB. Cuanceston, April 20—Arr H Allen, Wilson, NYork, AMBOAT | 4, “HOLD FURNITURE, BOUGHT —Persous io Temove, of r-linguish hawse-keepiug, aud wish- ai ld Furniture, either eatire, x and inconvenje vers arteading either personally or by letter, al upon by beeribers, inake | beral eatimates, the CHAS, Auctioneers and ¢ steamer LROY, Capuun A. Gorham, to morrow moru- 7 o'clock. TROY, Captain A. Gorhom, Sacurday more at 7 o'clock, Svening Line from the foo ou v ourtlandt street, direct, eventag, at? o'eloc Oar meat as LE lh eee Mere dot, | corte Haas of this Line, owing to thei Light dn nant of wa. | _andt Stem _304 Broad ca ; | ter, ‘are able imes to psy the bars, and rench Albany FORKS = GAIN. ponsiile By arler ofthe communes’ Seereeny se soouGK | ij roy in ample time to take’ the morciag tenia af eure tor | KAIVES AND FORKS—A BARGAIN Kor sale in ous mittee. JAMES HEIGUNG, Gd Secretary. LMBEILS of the New York Lodge, No. 10, 1. O ot | wi requested to meet at their Room, National Mall, harsday morning, 25th irstant, at_7 o'clock, v the last tribute of respeet to our late Brother, BAMUEL ULLER. By order of WM. HILL, N. G. A re | the east or went. For passage or freight, apply on board, or at the offices om the harves FOR | The firs AMES, Ty sail as above, he Fat pane | foot ol Maiden Lane, or to and deserts, at 30, 62, 75 cts. 300 dozen fine three is. fry B74g cts. to $1 12%. Also, 300 pairs fine carvers, at 3734 10.60 cus. per pair. Alto. 300 dozen tex spoons, at 12h Jeo—Porket Catlers—2000 dozen pen to $L per dozen. Also, a qu of stata elasses, havr and » ke, will be sold off at great bar- earl street, wear Platt st, mp ataire, a24 1t®ec a2tre ‘Hegular Packet of the Ist Mav. tag, regular packet ship ST. Of 800 tons, will positive m cabin, 2d cabin, and steerage, apply on board, A ACADEMY OF DESIGN. THOMAS wARNes jhe Conngellor at Law. rPILE NINETEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the | a2stomtre ry joved his office to No. 18 City Hall Place, eormes Academy ix now open to the public, from 9 o'clock, A. My | pga — sane ofr 4 f i . DK eV of Dane street apa 0 o'eluck, P. M., at the rooms, eorcer of Broadway and ; . ; street, April The irst-e ROOMS TO RENT—With Steam Power, Apply {cpr Meason ‘Tickets 0 6 single admission DONS, Captain by tons, will sail on the premises, at the Hoe Manufactory, 29 and Ad Catalogues 124, v " As above her regular day, street 5 m9 and 31 Go — a} Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second cv | ~ ee 1.08T ON MONDAY, the 22d insta-t, from 37 Lafryette Place, a Small’ italian GREYHOUND SLUT, nearly black, with white neck, brewt, paws, bin and s\eerage passenger make early application to » Persons Wishing to embara. should 8 nnonies NOLS MSoLenE RGA is wil besemorea, Wa nor ANe , i hye i, hat at Faw, JOSEPH MeMURKAY,, rat of May, Tid white tip on'the tail ; eye-sight vei 5 et, corner of South f reward will be paid fOr the games nn gi acne | PST he Siddons will be ancereded bi the very splendid 1. fiosgleal, wheres wil beeper toes sepde und 2 DOG FOUND—On the 13th of April,a Newfound | Yeytt *hiv Ashburton, Cape Hartleson, snd sail onthe oh of | ae ‘apa tere Jand Slat, with a white spot on the tip of the tail, fore | See oo a TY paws d owner can obtain her by proving’ pro- FOR WANTED BOARDING—A gent wishes board in berty sad paying charges, oF eles she will be sold to pay ere Te ee VV ‘the upper part of the i (or himaelt, “wiles tewo chil- meen, ba re al el eet. c Ae bs } ’. B. = *; Shee ae Fy to Teceive eargo nnd will have Gespatch for the above rose F. Bat thie office. _a88 re TROTTING MARE FOR SALE. WILL, be held for sale until the 30th of May next, ny ontroived Trotting Mare, of anusmal speed and bottom—believed to be the fastest natural trotter ever Produced” in New Jerse ei port. _ For fright or pasaas ‘0. 6 North River, or to the ROCH iy Dar tegntar day atate-room accommodations for mayne athe Captain on board, at Diet IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT HILDREN. HOSE Interested ht cabin passeoger |, will perce q stablish- ed for the sale OFM. M: DESOMEAEN'S Wonderful Sha is warranted sound and kind " & £0. r Kline © ineall hare nder the saddle. 35 Fulton st othe Faltea Bank pees phverecmaren page. i rtiserneal Jumn of fourthpage. pia to purchase, mo prortre farther particn: FON NEW OMLEANS.—LOUISIANA AND | ‘ito im tese Po venen em Chanting PO Reds SW VORK LIN#.—The fast sailing preket stip |. — one MUL! GEE, Capt F. Peet, with saub ist May— VV. RUME LD Nits COLE TION OF AMEKI ~ ; MODODENDKONS comr’ ; 4 i 4 & os | sly on board, at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall street . PROPOSALS | dations, apply om . kK, COLLINS & CO iahment of Mr ILL be received at this office acti Tharsday, the aith ef | 56 Somth street Aa Catan) at noon, forthe re 12 OF 838.008 Tein: | Posisively no. freight revived afver the evening of doth rust the most magnificent flowering plant, now in this ex o Lown” hee 7 his tine y de " 00 d ean A wr pomry water Liman” becomming due on that day Unig tine may depead upon havieg their goods | cannot Tinea, soiree entice years (xs may be spect Ar the rate of ain (6) per ¥. ad tee pieation of one or two | cor dy to b “tT matale { che G, ‘Agents in Nev mptrolter, | will promptly for i Mas. FRSTER, are now for sale to 50 cents ench, ‘ 1) GASTON, Capt. Bldridge, will sucesod Oo Mt 1 aod saul 10th Ma ead, iat one ots oF plants, from Orlane’ Menara: Ratti gett Wooltatf, who | Bavaders, boamufully made ep, at teagonable prices, wot all goods to theiraddress, aad ec. | al? 1wistré |