The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1844, Page 3

‘The prosent Congress} may possibly“act on the ‘Treaty its consummation requires un alteration in the present tartfact. ‘This may defeat it. Unless a general over hauling takes place, it would be unjust to meddle with any part of the existing tariff, Old Stock Kxchange. $1200 NY State 7’ 149 11754 25 Cantou Co 1000 NY State 9's f18u0 1 23 do rr 500 NY State 6's 1854 106 200 do 419% 5 13 93) 100 Mohawk RR bao 67 6's 1960 eS 9994 lo 6644 60 9555 9H Reading RR 49 awe % doe 3 7 91 70 Harlem RR % soa do 9344 100 do bio 70 410 Penn's Fives 65% 10 =~ do buw 79, 1000 Go. 66 50 do 94 7606 Ind Dollar Bonds 3746 25 = do 6 5000 Kentucky 6’s iq 60 do 69 4000 do. ior do, Le ) shas Bank Com, full 9744 50 Norwich & Wore RR 4844 0 do #744 200° do 48% 100 Bank Com. serip 9734 175 do 48; 50 ‘TrustCo 135573, do saw 49 5 Chio Life & Truss 9” 950 do 100 Morris Canal Co. 24 H5 do 194 30 Farmers TrugCo 384 “0 Love, faland RR Ty an 38 350 do Tbe 17> do 37%] 300 do 72 400 do 3744 100 Paterson RR m4 100 co 160 38}. 50 Stonington RR Aba Second Board. $8000 Ohio 6's 1860 9336 225 No. &Wore RR baw 4934 in 1000 "Teunessce 9's 50 Harlem RR 10 Nor & Work 49 10 Jong Island 1g 9349 40 Farmers’ Le ‘ © do Ge ee New Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6's 1960 baw 4 = 25 © c ted OS, Ce 9 0) war kad big ng i lo 3 50 Li 2000 do 39 ong 40 bial in 1000 Ken’ 6’s 30 ys 830 101 4 do 72 109 shas Farmers’ Lean 744 150 Harlem RR. b3 70 2 do (15 3H 0, baw 71 50 do 10 38% 50 Nor & Wore 41834 25 Vicksburg 9, 300 do b3 49 100 do. Bye 25 do lO 4946 40 do s09 109 do 49 125 Mohawk 67,60 do 48 Cantoa ba0 4536 50 do b30 50 State of Trade. Asnvs.—Pots we still quote at $4 25 a $4.60, Pearls are dull at $5. Covron —'There has been more animation in the market to-day, and the sales suin up to 4000 bales, chiefly for ex- port, including one list of 2000 Uplands. ‘The market ap- pears to have settled down at f to ] cent reduction on prices current on Saturday last. ‘In Freights there is no Shanes, 3d for square and $d for round, being the current yates, Frour.—No change this morning Western is held at $5 abarrel. All other sorts as they were yesterday. The amount of Flour which has psssed the’ weigh locks in Rochester from the opening of navigation up to the even- ing of April 21st, was 23,436 barrel: includes all that has been shipped at, and west of Rochester, since the opening of navigation. Hay.—North River sells as wanted at 25 a 37 for com- mon qualities. The receipts continue to a fair extent. Ons ann WHatenone.—Whale oil sells at 35 a 86 cents; Crade Sperm 934. Prices of whale oil in New Bedfor: range from 33} 437; Crude Sperm, 92; and Whalebone 32 33 cents. Inspected Jast week, 3,635 bbls sperm oil. 10,- 685 bbls, whale ail, and 91,000 lbs. whalebone, Wuisxey.—Drudge casks we quote at 23c. Prison bar- rels are held at 24 a 240, 'as,—-Imported in the ship Splendid. ‘Terms, notes at 6 months, payable in the city of New York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers, Hyson—20 half chests 774 cts per Ib, 50 chests 613, 49 do 41; 6 do 49}, 36 do 49; 366 12 1bgbxs 48}, (138 chests with- drawn ) Young Hyson—17 hf chests 77; 18 do 64; 12 do 624; 15 60}; 20 do 58; 125 do 57}; 68 do 57; 27 do 53: 10 do 61; | 50; 13 chests 461; 41 hf do aah 10 do 424; 187 do 41}; 10 do 41; 10 do 40}; 142 do and 77 chests 40; 41 hf do 39; 46 do 36; 4 287 do 36; 404 do 33; 131 do 324; 405 do 32; 25 boxes 20[b each 48; 200 do 46}; (274 chests and 2778 hf do withdrawn ) Gunpowder—10 hi chats 86}; 9 do 68}; 73. do 54; 16 boxes 13]b eaeh $1,05; 25 do 121b 45, (400 do withdrawn.) Imperial—9 half chests 70; 22 do 60; 120 bxs 12 Ib each, Hyson Skin—24hf chests 60; 52 chests do 23, (143 do withdrawn.) Twankay—50 half chesis 36}; 90 do 36. Souchong—10 halt chests 32, 50 cheats 25; 60 do 2: cases 2bxs 16lb each 454, (50 chests 830 half do and cans withdrawn.) 45 do 24; 330 Cassia—3000 mats a 18 cta. per Ib. Reat. Estarr.—The following sale was made at auction : Store No. 65 Liberty street... .. wee eee f16,000 ,, Voreign Markets. Havana, April 10th.—New Orleans Flour $16 a $16 25 the bbl; Lard, $10 a $104; Hams, $6 a $10, according to quality; Pork, mess, $14. $14J. Exchange.—London, 9 3 prem. ; New York, 2 a 2} dis.; New Orleans, 1 premium, short sight. Freights remain changed. Porto Rico, April 8.—-Sugar, Ist quality, $3 50 a $3.75 per cwt; Coffee, $3.60 a $6 do; Hides, $9 do; Molasses, $1La $12'per 100 gallons. Birth. The lady of James Gonpox Bexnerr, of a daughter, last evening. Married, _ By the Rev. J. H. Price, Mr. Wm. Brown to Miss Many Rowan, both of this city. Died. Yesterday morning, in the 3st year of his age, Janes Mitt, 2 native of Brechin, Scotland Hus friends and those of his brothers-in-laws Mr. Parker and Mr. ffrance, are respectfully invited to attend his fu- neral trom the house of the latter, 69 ranklin street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 4 o’clock. Weekly Keport of Intermenta In the Ci.y gud County ot New York, from the 13th day ot April to the 20:h day of Acril, 1844. 33 Men; 39 Women ; 38 Boys ; 27 Girls. Total 128. Dist Apoplexy, 4; Asthma. 1; Bleed lung: er, 45 Casual , Debility, y_in the head, 8; do in the chest, ion 1 jo of chest, 7; do of heart. do ot semen ie ot wpe yy i of liver, e. mus, 6 a xe. 2; Paisv, 2; Prematur Serotula, 45 Spinal Disease, 1; Uuknown'3. 1. 1; do of bowel=, Te do of lungs, ti 2; Saundi birth 2; AGE. Under 1 year, 42; 1 to 2, 15; 2 to 5, 5; 5 to 10, 5; 10 to 20, 4; 26 to 30, 18; 30 to 49, 11: 40 to 40, 8; 50 to 60, 5; 60 to 70, 3; 76 to 80, 6; 80 to 90, 2; 9 e a a Passengers Arrived. 119%, (Hond.)—Brig dohn,® Garduer—Me Boitias and la- dy, Mr L Deltruis? and lady, of Belize, aud Lin st erage TRINIDAD DI Bai Echo—ir bL. Marange and Mrs Merance, ‘Theodore Marauge, Elian Marangs, Mrs EP Goding- Ngad, NvP—Setr Hudios—B M'Baluwin, lady and two chitdrea Ni /’nteans—Ship Oemolg-e—Mrs, Peet and four ¢) rer, Sirs Leeds aud four childrea, Messrs: Kanney te Bab- ws Savavwant—Brig Exact—Lieut Ketchum, USA, J A Iver DH Moran, H Bird, Miss © M Lady, Win I 12 in the srenvage, avavwan—Ship Newark—Mr J Terhune, and 10 in the ree Savaxnant--Brig Cayugi—J. W. MeKnight, Mr. Mitchell, S Milerand lacy. Cuasiuystox~Brig Mrs Q P Bald- win, Mer L Kogot, Mr H Myers, WS Wilson, M B Fitch, Myer, Lew is—'7 ia che stee! and Led: Waugh rs KE Stanley . Mias JP S5uten, D ff Devaux, onihport 1. Hofman, Indy and swe : farris, Misa FC ‘Tatham, JH Parker—P H Spinning, A Unar, J Patt, aud 2 in steerage. Cuante tos—Ship Calhoas—J H Shetd, i2 steerage. ily—M) Ce OOper, Forsizpn snportations Ovorto—Brii e 4qrrun’s brandy: ¢o © Blackburn quintais tease { bbt 4 Soltau—6 pipes 47 ir eks wine J Oxborn —lerse fru t Barc'ay & Livings'on-=24 bbls pure juice 6 Indian do 372 qr cks wine 10 Shes Us order. Ponto (ABeLLo— Brig Citizen—1124 bage coffee 1013 hides 200 sticks fuse G Whitsker—'7 c-roons indigo 7 bara da & M Schmidi—'5 bags coflee W Whitlock—195 do Datilh & Cour. ineaty—78 do J Hs Vomestic Importations, Ocwalgee—72 bales hemp, M Spence 18 10 chs haves | okg mdze 23 barrels +0 32 bales rope eu'ty bold & Crafi—41 5 Wi lias & ees & com43 Grant & Barton— 15 wax W Whitieck bbis cil & jor—t6 chs 6 te. haras J Johosoa Jole=-00 bls lard F Viatthews & co th & Pdgar—2 bbls aod 4hf do castor oil JC bo's bet 2 do rounds 112 hides 2 bols callow 6 do xP & 1 Van Nest—64 bbis lara Gead & Heppock Ii baes hemo Barrie & Joh-soa—30 bbl k 24 bb's lard Nelson & Brown—69/ bysjtea W Ji i Phe'ps, Dodge & co—77 bhds ham: ard 70 do do 36 kegs do 97 bbls grease Spofford, Tileston & co— 360 bxsgrit 46 bile 9 tes beeswax; sundries tod $ Thaver, G jowland Foadick, L J. hite & co, Kdw Forrest, Peet & Morton, T Magee Lewis % Hanford. Acad Hibers Britar Catena lay 19 Joly 13 Notice to Pilots and Capta' All Pilots and Captains of veasela aro wquested to note the faet that Robert 3. Martin, formerly our ship news collector, isnot nowfimzour employ. He is not, therefore, to receive any hewapopers or reports intended for the New York Herald. Woretgn Letter Js Letter und Newspayer Bags for all parts of the Herealter, Worl be made up at the Henao Orvice, will Ship Masters and Agenca. if Captains of Vesse! Rave : a Re ce thay sailed, the Is Spoken on thetr Passaze,a List of their 6) and Koreign News ili * board thera itmediate.y on their arrival. ts and Cor respondents, at home oF abroad, will also conter x favor 's sending to Unis Office all the Marine Intelligence they ca: obtaic. Nantier! iuformation of say kind will ba ty r 9, papers oF ews they roxy aver fh oon MiGH +548 Cleared, Brig Marearet Parker, (B/) Reddy, St Johns, NF. Packer & Laura seb ¢ Ontario, Suples, Havana, J Cram; Curlew, Crowell, West ladies. Arrivea. ivate Constitution, Gorn'r Percival, 9 days from Nor. The © was boarded by pilot boat Blossom and is at et, from New Orleans, A Me Geo W Painter, pi WS fe Lwith mdse ager, ded on tok K ¢ board 9h nat . Ship Hiroa, Paine, 2°days from Apalachicola, with cotton, to maater ‘ Ship Savattis, Cox, 24 days from Apalachicola, with cotton, to order, Ship Newark, Merwin. (before reporved) 12 days from Beil Sortan. £9 Dunham & Dimon. Has Sf aye 28 LOK i, a toys front Chhasleston, with rier wdeninn to Go Ba key Caihoan, Weld, 9da;s fom Charleston, ¥ ith cotton 9 days fin Paterm PF ergeusien, Johznn ee 47 days from Oporto, with wine, t h. Shivst ist 99, loa 47, {fel in with th wreck of brig Sterling. of Yarmouth—was unable to beard her b cig John R Gardner, Pederson, from Belize, Hon. April 6 whhtadan to F Alexander, Left brie Belvzs, Dawes, from an: for Boston; sehr Fraveiy Thomas, Sioter, for NOreens, nex day, Passed Havana ofternooa vt 13th, ond saw & large ship wath painted ports ou shore near the Moro‘ astle, high and dry ‘ead to the eastward—lower mists aud howsprit stan Brig Aranda, Howland, 20 days (rom Belize, H wood, &e to B Rlineo. ‘Has been off Sand. Hook 8 days. the fog Spoke 17th atid 10, fon 3654, brig Eliza Bure geas,.0f anv for Boston, from Cu hers Brig Juan J de Cartagena, Keller, fromfHumacoa, PR. April usar to B De Fo ‘Son, Left, Pringeton, divill, do, 1) daya; Spleadid, do,'1s, Spoke 430, brig —, from NYork for NOrlva $32, achr Sultanas 2ich, lat 3 42, tou 74 6, 3 no date. schr Pyretus. from kde Avrch Carolina Lat 29 36, 1on 73 90, picked vp ahbale of cotton marked P & 19 ; Brig Citizen, Brown, 39 days from Porto Cabello, with eof fee. to Bret & Vore. pines Brg a grit 2, with ms . Robt mdsa, to order, Left, Chie’, Brown, for Puilaelphia, few White, Bostou, 4 days; Antares, Hatch, d so; Autora, Gould, doy Harp, toc Wilmy ‘Nooks, two hours out, Come’, from St Croix ‘th, Lut 25°35, lon 73 28, ‘Tennessee, Winslow, fm ra Nesmith, 8, from St Javo fe Cubay A elt Brig Ly Lall, from Mi uguer, PR April 5, with 145 hhds sugar to Alsop & Chatucey; 73 do & Ha y's ‘Nephews. Brig Echo. Dyer, (of Philadelp! nidid de © Apt 1, Via Breakwater 2 days with 701 bxs sugar to Oel Krag R 4 e day out, in a heavy gale, Jeft before reported. fiom Savannah, with cotton, + 300 do M ‘Teylor carried away main yard. Vewel Brig Sterling, Hamilton, 7 da Dimon Brig Cayuga, Jackson, to John Ugden Spoke 13th, lat 37 14, peare, Liverpaol for Chaileston. ; Brig Exact, Johuson,7 days fiom Savannah, with cotton, to Sturges & Clearman, ; rig Emily, Sherwood, 6 days fromiCharleston, with cotton, eae he Bae Ceeen froca i PA. April 4, with sugar ichr Patriot, Cates, from Mayaguez, PR. . to Brett & Vose; 205 hhds 54 bbisdo 10 cks coffee 37 hhds mo- lanses Meyer & Stucken ihr Hudson, Baker, 15 days ‘rom Nassau, NP. with 88 hhds 75 bbls angars0bhds molasses tot) B basal. iad Sehr AF Ti audford. 7 days from Wilmington, NC. with neval stores, to E, 8 Powell. Briliant, Redman, 14 de .t0 Bryant & Maithind : te, Woglam, 7 dys from Petersburg, with mdse, » with cotton, 10 days feorn fee: Bel) a atere! from Windsor, NC. with Schr Jui to J Hunter. ql ? , ‘Schr Marietta Burr, Knapp, 5 cays fom Richmond, with mdse, to Allen & Paxson Schr Belle, MeMath, 7 da Sturges & Clearman—20 pa Setir Louisa, Hoover, from meal, to Al'en & Paxson. , Bri ‘Sehr Margaret Aun, Hammond, from Philadelphia,with coal, to master, Sailed iu co with $0 schrs, all bound N. Sehr Isaac Revel, Hanson, Virginia. Sloop Motus, Me Nair, Philadelphia. " Swam propelier Trumbull, Chap;ell, New London. Sailed. Ship Literty, Norton, Liverpool, aud others. Herald Marine Correspondence Houmes’ How, April 22. from Nerfolkt, with mdse, to %. Brandywine, with flowr and corm lth arr Cocheeo McCrillis, 14 days frem Havana for Bos- ton. Left2 or 3 versels lg for New Yori. Alsar, Geoeral Scovt, Doughty. of New Jersey, from $t- Domingo City, [St Domingo]. Lat W. Ciark, lg for New York Osceota, Churchill from, New ¥ ork arrive! March 29-No other vesywia Co the United States, At Jucmel, Sea Bagle, Smith, Wg for Charleston; Stravger, # ridge, tron NYork for do. ; Nautilus, York 20:h—Arr Francis, NBedford for Bostons for Newburyport. The Gea Scott saw a_whale schr’ off Gay Head, trying out oi!, aud her boat out in chase of a whale — "Phore is a large full rigged brig in ‘Pe Cove. The Co- checo sid yesterday. ‘Phe Gen Scott, Nautilus, Francis, and another sch name unknown, ald this morning. ‘The wind was to the eastward yesterday, and raived all day and night. The wind uow NW. ‘The Maryland is iu the harbor now. Orricy, or THe Ruopy IsLaNoEn, i Newronr, April 23, 1844. Arr Champion, Nickerson, Norfa'k ‘for Boston, put into Jand 8 passengers, seaman lately discharged from. the U 8 ship Delaware. Sid Ormy ‘eft, Charleston; Champion, Bosto Miscellanceus. Packer Site Vitur pe Lyon, Stoddard, for Havre, wi'l to day. Herletter bags are at this office. Coutsioy of Sine Newark ano Banque Evvina, ar Ska —On the night of the 19th iust., off Care May, and blow ing a strong breeze from N ®.. anda thick fog. ship under double refed topsails, jib and maiusail furted, at 12 o's lock at nizht the contact with barque Elvira, of Boston, Cav Messica and 32 fom Givraitar, he Newark struck the at ead, on whicn ent ug heavy upon the and crew that the King. The first officer and part of the crew jnmp- ; ithe Newark for safety. As soon as possible the ils o: the \N. were laid aback, and the vessels soon parted ‘The N, lay by the barqae till morning, wheo Captain Merwin put the crow of the barque on board. ‘The barque was tight, ‘no! having leaked an Tha. eseaped wi h loss of Tore re gallentmast. larboard anchor, larbcard bow, and considerabl brui lision—also with loss of bowsprit rap an ip and stcod SE., aad was Capt Warerman, sail York, discharged d tor Valpetaivo; j took another carga h’ Deceinber, 1843, celuding stoppages at th rd tWo Career, in wine ronsly mad» the shori oo China, forty-six days, arrived below sew Yo * e from Canton in pinet: Macao teas. tole on by a ports, discharging and taking 0 months anv twenty ‘avs. She h sage on teeord, Comm Mazath the sme commander. | ‘Th’ joaking her pass five deys, au! making her Voyage rouud the world in 9 moaths, 26 days, wotuding T month 18 dayson the West Coast of South enerie’ Asnoar.—A report hed reached Key West previous wth Suh test. that there wasn brig ashore ca the Dog Rocks. Ves seis hols arved to her ratigtance. Shoor FaNey Pack) T, trom Gelfost for Salem, weet ashore she castesly side of Thatcher's Island on Wednesday nigh’ jast, aod bile On che (3th inst. Jat 39 40, lon 73, was passed a aprnce deck beom and knee, together with « qaantity of piteh piuescaut! ing Notice to Mariners. During the months of July and August nev! rituated on the Istand is notexinb tany hehe, i the Goverment have the Tre Seruincs Light 4xp TH Roval Beard of Customs at Lisbon have given aotice, that in der ty obviate the ueoavenieace arising trom the alme at ye - er the similtnde of the revolu: of the machinery of the Hings lightand the Highs Cape Carvoer movement 01 the latcer bi light being repeste. produces, with bu makes Signed, Royal Boa ent, diffe a which perfeet y distinet the one trom the ether, ANO MaNort Da Sitva Morass, See’y. rd of Customs, 1 March 8, 1844 Whatemen. Arr at Greenport, LL. 18th inst, Roanok*, Green, 1900 wh 100 sp ard 15,000 Ibs bone. Spowe Feb 1, lat 4418 8, lon 47 46 Wy, Iniope, SE, 2700 wh 1/0 sp; Dee 26, lat 54 49S, lon 59 23 Wy D Webster, Nant, 100 sp. Spokeu Rupert, Frankfort for Matanzas, April 7, Jat 30 37, lon 70 31 1 arntoess Kussell, NYork for NOrleans, April 19, lat 35 35, jon An American ship steering West, showing a red, white and binesignal, April (4, lac 42, lon 5340 ‘| Brown, from N York for Mobile, 10th Washington, from New Orleans for Gi 29 40, lon 79 36. Foreign Porte lat 41, lon 73. raltar, Sth inst. fat Havana, April 5 miogton; Ang lin Savanna; Joho Pay Natchez, Trieste; Aquetiet’ Cowes; ed, Arichat. 6th arr, Warrior, Chartestons dos zolle, Boston: Balu old O'Don cell’ N York, Cordova, Bath; T: Nraington. Try Norina, NYork; Vera Cruzn, Vera Croz; Mary Penge'l, NYork; Ovtawa Sth arr, Mognl ‘York; Jane, Boston; Keho Wilimisgton: tartar, Lisool, 9th arr, stesm'r Tweed. Vers e, Wil- Potonor’, Cid intend Cruz, having on board $150,000 in specie; Isaac Townsend, N York; Goon Hope, Newport; A. L. Woth arr, rio, N'Irleans; (orton, B: , Gitileo, NOn Id Career es, Natchez and Oh » Ta part, Ma Vatson, Dockry, fur Balt. 19 4 George ‘Lovaj, Hood, for NElc Maya Ap Hill, Gray, for do, to sail 6 Mentor, Prefeth bd ven, ds; Blick Hawk, Fijsbie devune, Mir 3 ; do; Gertrude, Girdler, fm Boston: fast sire Juhu osee Ace kins. fm St J jo, LL fin St Thomas, do Traninan, Caba, March 25—Ary Tasso, NY ork; Coral, Fal- mouth +h, St Croix. in jous and poy der hay Sr Jowns, PR. March 22—Arr Lawrence, Ri ballast; 28th, Nauvoo, Filton, VY. vin y 30:h, John Dunlap, Hilliard, Battin Luil, Boston, lumber and provisions—lost ace ar Sid 24d last; reo; 29th, Frau: ars; Bet, tnarkee, Mastin, N Mohebester, Edi did, Shartord, a if Ison, pabo, PR. umacon . Part ¢ art d srnan, >m'th, Savannah. smyar and mo- ‘ NOrteans, in Lag, Glendower Read, Norfo! ny Noro Boston; Mary Ann, Shank- + Wa tadelphin Mantiia. De 2t—In port, Arestas, Mugford, for Boxto-, just commenced Jig; Akbar, Hallet, for China, idy rice; Gam* bis, Wallis fondo. une. | * sfonors March re Bern ranscomb, ( Ie Genoa, March e—aid, Entre Hiapey Lach re ALTAR, March 18—Sld, Wickford, Cushing, Cape de Vera. Lisnox, March °1--Sld, Hortense, Jones, Rio Grande. h 19—Arr Merida, Petger, NYou Grorto, M. 1 Ghascow, March s0—in port, Bitish Ain-rican, for Boston, Bis at, March 29—Sid, ny Miner, NYork. Livenroot March 3—Cld, Geo Skoltiel: on e Ricker, N York; no date, Nepiawerdor moment Howes Lake Porta, Burraro, April 19—Arr Frankl, Shook, Detroi: otton, Perrys bargh trons Citizen, Adas, B f Columbus, Powe it; Mouotain, Curtiss, Clevelaeds Platina, Persons, ‘T'o: 0; Huron, Connolly, Cleveland; Waren, iehmoa Hunt, Wilson, Petreit; Tom Lemen, Monrae ton, Lisbrow, Clerel. ‘Tippecanoe, Wiliams Jand, Lnvom, Maumee; Haves, Mardin, Chiesgo. Clay, Bone, Fries Baupie, Smith, Charleston; Resolution, Davis, Long * D Old h, Oswego; Wele ,'dor Huron, Cur Hichmond, Ho. Ie on, Sandu He Miner- Gacdaer, Bull asles, Mowtgomery dose 22 ‘aorit 1p toIme Ponts. Actas, April 15—Are Oregon, Moore, New Y Siaciugas, Apri kon, Moore, New York 17, arr Hooray, Tsabelia, 1 Philadelphians Lave, N Yor rn Vecvast, Apri! 18. Ponthann, April 22—, NYork, Cla Financier, Surg Boston, April 3—Ar, Pro. Bacon, Baltimor April, 15—Arr Boston, Ridle: tport for do; ¥ y Cala's N York; Francon,’ Wheeler, Be Charnes Tat ‘ny Jeuks, Philadelphia; Merchant, den, Havana + berrington for Marseilles; Blue we, Sarinnta; 5 Cadet, Babron, eis, Vi ‘m {Aux Cay binson, Mobile; Unele Sam, ‘a Kine», Crowell, New York. 22d, a Liverpocl. 4th alt;'on 130 inst, lat 43 b al ry ship steering W, showing a ted, white and blue si i Int 12 29 lou 63.05, spoke Black Hawk, of and from oni for Grand Bank. isnpron, Newport Wales. Left at later, Freemn, of Buckaport, and Corb, of Boston ye dem ae ei; Warren, Titcomb, tor U States, few daye: Grec iach, for St ‘homrs, sailed seh; Helifax, (Br) of Halifax, before ret jrites| abandoned, wastowed into Bermuda 9th oeged. Epaanrown, April Are North aie Cg ee ena for Boston, In port 22, the above, aud "Wd Ni Biddle. Priia NANT ip zo Sh dohn dav Ll Phi pril 4—Arr Celnubia Jorden, put beck ‘wo Brothers, Thompson, New’ Haven; Star. Norfotk for Boston; WIA to repair damages: sew Zealagd, Polud. Baxter, Baker, Kastpo: Milton. Providence; tow, Elvirs er. Kebinson, F Orb, Vapo, Ss A CHantesron Meridian. Wing ‘ork Below SAVANNAH, Ap New Jersey, Brow! i A. Mat son Liverpool Brown. do; * ch Mowite, April Margaret Smth, and Now Ontrans, Noble, Bi Hamlet, Hi Har Rock Jey Henry ¢ [Sp] is o 25 It*m Rogers, Newsl.ondon: H un * reais 4; jetez, Mala; Marie, [Bp] Mayutang, Hera need apply but such as e, ovriet a vheth fi Messina koowe ovidence; Wm Th: Arr Constellari id Debor mms Mig ke Huma, Willard, B. ig— tre Huma, Willard, Boston, a, NVork. sia: Key Wrst, March 23 — ld, Billow, Bird, C rr Damascus, Tar Joyce, aud Coromando, Freeman, Liverpoot, Wetumpka Fowler, eenee nt rid rem ny Cracinn NVork. 14, Britanni ati, Rose, rown, Boston unt, Bosto: ell, Briacd, 8, 'Brinkwaters of three first rate Wiley, 8 Yor “4 rowell, Boston; Jos 8 Somuel, stor, Grindel!,’ Blueh Ii id Cid He Urithant, Cottos 4 Ano Elicabes tak HN Weael, Avreess » NYork; Arr’ Malabar, Martha, Suow, bile, Coluinbi St Vallery, [ Street, McConnell, Havana: ntier Fates, Lubes es “Phebe Be: tar: also, two Johurow Tro Bost 8 ompson Gobrall om Stuart, Full ou, Saith Poll adet- A Somers owell, Grfia, Pete sburgs o ore H Allea, Wilson, New ou Lawrence; Stativa, bert Watts, (Be) Jchu- "New York! Bigridian, per, Liverpool Cld a [Br] Smith, Liver- ;., Vespasian, Har- Chenango, Snow, Freeman, rtamouth, Haley, France); Vest Makers, None 173 Broadw: * eation epet were AIRLS WANTHL SU fe. LS AND PUN SORE werk can be done out of the sho; TO SE to deara in the ci UMBRELLAS, PARA- hove sequainted with " steady apolying tnme- jw. 3 Cedar atreet, i P, ne Rrelirred JACDONALD, FOUND.-—A Note signed by Samuel Roberts for $364, has been sent to this office. ‘Ihe owaerean have the me on application at the des a4 seth DELUGATES TO SHE TYLER STAT CONVEN- a25 It re DELEGATES that te Committee of Reces ti at Weshiagton Hall, THI3 DAY, at o'clock, LON the inte rt wi Connties are inform: ill be in attendance, M. MHe BOC of the Ne 3 OF SUBSCRIPTION tothe Capital Stock York and Erie Rail, Road Company, are how open at the Orlice {che Company, No. 34 Wall street, between the hours of Wand 5. WM. M. G New York April 25th, 1644 OULD, Secretary. ap2s tre EW GOODS AND RED MART Aig | CASH TAILORING E 14 WILLIAM COR ILE. RIAL will conv any ashe Vests froin $2.40 wiven for U Dress Coats made to order, at from pric $1200 to yentleman that there harged, viz: splendid $20; Parts from $3 to " 4.90; and every other arte: le in the in# proportionably low, got up in the best style and a good fit warranted, received a large assortment of Waney Summer Cos- simeres and Vestings. vewes: style. Please cali and examine berore Gent your orders. eu furnishing their own Cloths, &e , ean have them ers. mad and triowmed as woual, on the best manner.at the following Drews ts $1.50 to $? ‘Terms cash on delivery. ap2s Imere MICHA Dats $7 to $8 50; Frock Coats $8 to $9,50; Pants ©L &. MARTIN. £ TROTTING COURSE, L. 1. A MATCH wilt come off over th’s course on Thursday, May 24, Three Vitle Heats Harness, be tween John Anderson and ’echahoatas, with a Purse of $50, given by the proprietors aud «losed. Al fiv. $50~to close Monda o'rlock, three or more Centreville Course, evening to nkea fie April 25, M44 he samedey a Purse of $30, Mile Heats, best three im ander tre saddle, for horses that rever won a Curse cver May the 29th, on er before 10 ads Vere BEACON ‘urse $75, free for hor hors: May 18th—Purse $10 for horses Kate Horn May 20th—! horses wey y May 2Ist—| ur May 22d—ur given SD Iatitude tesun d fe'sor of M t 25th of April, at 74 Brod vay and Li be removed to tare ct AMS AND SHOULDE and Shoulders, landing ex ads Stre Cony hove: AMUSEMENT’. AUCTION SALES. eno Store gteagler ales asusual of Furiture every Wednesdsy and atu rd Also, of Dry Goods, and all other varieties every Tuesday aud Friday. RYLD. Auetiagm No. 14 Spruce street. | “THIS DAY, 3 Sale of Furniture, at26 Dey street, at half-past 10 o’eloek. SATURDAY icare et half-past 10 o'clock, in the ‘THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. MONDAY. Large Sale of Choice Fa: Sales loom, Lt Sprece ste Hands ry ti Sale, ac half-post 10 o’elock, No. Ti Bosdweyn “PHOS. BELL, Auctioneer. a2 5t?m SPLENDID ORGAN AT AUCTION —C 8. SMITH & CO. wil seit “Ghis Morning, at 304 Broadway. cor Duane sireet, pe tory and without’ reserve, a sp endid Organ of four stops aud blowing pedal, im an elegant and massive ma- hogany ‘case; was built to order for parlor uae, but possesses suificient power fora small church. ‘The attention of persous desiring such an iustrument is particularly invi May b+ examined previous and up to the hour of sale. nd It*re CHOICE PLANTS AT AUCTION. EVY & SPOONER will sell This Morning af 11 o'clock, at 151 Broadway, a beautiful colleevon of Parlor and euhous* Plants, in full b consisting of Oranges in voit ant flower, Carnations, Rov sorts, Azalias, Mthododenctox.s, Verbenas, Heleo with all the bills have not heen called for the two last sales. Also. Garden a2s E—FU. BY TIC street 3 maple do aK and maple do; Chat fas, Divans, Ot- any Washstands Plated acd 1 mps; Beds, Mat- selsand Ingrain Also, 4 quantity Cortaina, eateulated for a hotel; Chair Covers, Sill. # riage Curtai ruaments, &e. ‘Alto, oue Copper Steam gether with the Kitchen F Also, one pair Globes. 0 CARVERS, GILDERS, Componition Gruament "aud others, engaged in the interior decora- lurble ¢ Heeton of Grecian, | che Moulds, together with the si x Popier Mache | g Flowers, Kosetts, Pacreas, Ke. Ke, the property of | JAMES MURPHY, declising business, will be sold at -uc- | tiou by WILKINS '& ROLLINS, at 4:5 Dooadway New rk, Oa Saturda*, 27th April, 184, at 10 o'clock forenoon, | pe gous e= gaged io the above brenches. this sale will present rare chance of obvaining valuable sloulds aud other articles. able, Boilers and Apparatus, to- | re, Cook Stove, &e , ke. Aid ‘tee This is an opportanity which should not be neglected. Sale | positive: BY 025 3t*m | AUCTION—IMPORTANT SALE OF OIL, PAIN: INGS—LEV y & SPOONER will sell on Friday mor- | ch instant, attherr sales room, Lot Broadway, at I number of very valuable paintings, of established y, imported ia years past specially to incor: ional institution, and pow brought to per ‘They were pnrchased at high cost. with able advisement, from the fountain head in Europe, and worthy the | 1 persons making public or private collections. ‘The | ers are Warranted iD at yet there is no Hootie] atever, and that the biddings will be perfectly free. Can te wed with catalogue on Wednesday, ‘Lhursdsy and’ morning | sale. azeattre | empiory sal ee LEFT THE STAG TT, F, LENNOX woul infyrin his feieute aud the publi + that ae he has lett tho Stage, trusts tney will cake the | Stage, Cor Rail Road Visit Nis new res: he | RAIL HOAD HOU. etand 4th avenue. Yorkvi'ie, | where he will satisfy their appetite or amuse and invigorwte them ata game of Quoits. On Saturday a to warm the stomach as well as the house. Cars stow directiy opposite the dour 25 sie | J, PARKER'S GRAND EXHIBITION BALL having | J. given such generat satist ciion Cos onmerous and fash- iorable asyembinge, will he repeaced on Friday evening next, | the 20th of April, When allthove darces that so delighted the company, (hit «everal of them were encored) will be brought | forward in the sume order a: befsre. ‘Those persons that were | Jold Cut aad extras | unable ts obtain admit/auce on the first uight, their tekets will | admit them op the evening of ‘he 6th. The exhibition will | 1B Or p re. : Os THE GRAD i LA- NOUS CONCERT. fr the Benetit of the WIDOWS | and ORPHANS of the NEW YORK FIRE DEPART MENT. is unatoidably postponed until CURSDAY EVEN. | ING, 30th April 1044, at the Broadway ‘Vabernacle ‘The Trus- | tees of the Fire Depart’t respeetfaily beg leave to informithe pub- Tie. that in consequence of the numberof persous who rould not obtain admittanes at the Concer: of the 2d instant, they have | been induced to repeat the Concerton the aboveeventng, and on which occasion they have great plessure in aunouncing the followi Voeslists, who have gratuitously volun- teered their jy Vik tae MKS. SEC By permiass of Mr. Sim} of Park Theatre MADAME OTTO, KD WARD LODER, MAVAM ic BURKHARDT, MISS WATSON, ; MISS MARY By permission of SIGNOR VALTES LINA, MR. SEGUIN vee see vee MR SHRIVAL, MR. BROUGH. SIGNOR MAY! Messrs. KYLE and GRONOVE have in. tha kindest manner offered to perloun a Grand Concerto on the Flute and Ularionett St TNOR BENEDLID, has also, in. the kindest manuer, vol- | | TAYLOR, | . Mitchell, Olympic Theatre. | , y permission of Mr. Sitsprou, oe Mae eT ee eR ED MUSIC SOCIETY. kindly | = Sy STINTS The NEW YORK SACKED MUSIC SOCIETY, kindly COURSE—TROTTING, consents te repeat their Gi usea; and H. C. TIMM, Mile Heats, beat 3 in 5 unser the eaddte, | Pye also the Pian Forte. ‘Lhe | 1 pitrs® over S30 whole to be er Kate Hom, ‘wo Mile Heats i 59-0 £0 10 the M at e tine PM ate by ) after the Lecture Heats uuder the saddte * over $100, uot exeludi wo Mire Heats in Harness fr Ju ® purse over $100. notexcluding ronomical monner of f the day the irregulanties Seasons begin, @ time whey thy 2 GuOB™ AND ln ets 25 € Vale, 4 zed instrument used in this r Coarse: for in Haraess, free for all pscond best by under the s fur horses never won a purse over $75, not excludi fur ie ishing, ioe ty be made ‘nes. harness, free for free ng ©, ILL, Leader, | rh. | wy and Gentleman, | aseisted by a 17" Tiekets One Extra Ladies Tickets 50 cente—To be had at the principal i Stores, of the Officers of the Geparcment, at Einbree’s Roukstore, 13) Bowery, of te Com fu yerematin) | : door on the wvening of the he number o t invited, those wishing & id do well to provide themselves in time. -“Phose who purchased tievets for | the former Concert and could wor obtiy either of the wader Commit dmmitexnce, will please aad bave them ex- | <M MONS, IM Spruce street, | a Committee, | West steel, RV, 216 Bront street, fi JAMES @ al7 Sis*re Pane, be mate | ? Norge aie ss cea iter, GRAND LobGr ents. Rosevelt street. ectare, will coMWT 020 at asks and 53 barrels Harms 1p Ocmulgee, for wale ty E. K, COLL INS & 46 South street. = ARD—23 barrels Prime Len! wee, for sale by aug Ste 4 K f Lard, landing ex ship Ocuul- i.K COLLIN» & © 56 South sticet }4 AMS—80 tierces, to suit purchaser ad) 3 TOLE a arden attached, si handsomely ent and o by HK. COLL ed, for sale in Lote 5 & Co, Sout —AT HOBOKEN, from the latday of May AB vext, for ove or more year BBL witll a large yuble two story house, on th Hucson and First street, north of the green aud near the ferry. To a good censnt the rent will be low, wud the ferrige for the family £ lay screet, For farther information ai , OF LO poly to the F iks B Mastes, [A Bul No. 9 West street aA: D The subscribers offe nd copies of the tenth edition, one large octav., volu and improved, in eati re the an ou ing there. Besid: thor ia the mere mechanical part ot fi doubt trngcendently the best work on Gari published iy this cous try, the author being many 8 YOUNG ¢ r jea the fiberal and Ko ER's AS- for sale one thou- even 10 ications displayed by it is with 004 hook, i Working, (for no good earcener «an tet the spade and hoe RUST in the tool shed) practical man—hence he writes from expe- are, therefore, free from many oft & the direction: technical phrases © common in sucly publieations, aad which Fomthe wont of rnacticat knowledge on the part of mauy who have written (or ra her copied) ia this cowatry from foreign authors have introduced two tuirds of their theories use ment of L ure {ort as for Ne would -be-4 tore ¢ opi Kes from work, wihont either wher o ine ; pablish i Hofland altoral ‘of begiuvers in th bout ay well calou young gardeners, d all th vie. Bridges the haso: i Plaviarisn publish c nteined, the publ wonld no haveno privote or back han¢ed inter: cammending Mr. geman’s new edi b heen grossly marred but to eitewould bring a horet’s nest of CHEAr and although owe position delightfal smplo a former editions of this vod manners to give credit where some lately 4 t be interested. We st in 80 strongly re. ition, he. being sole proprietor of the copyright, and Joss or ghin falling theres wt jndging from thes former ed tions by the original ageat, Mr € Of FOURTEEN THOUSAND copirs tf 9. 6. Thorburn, there is not much probabiliey of the pressat edition dragaink a stow pree, for the sales the Inst three weeks jeg know none have re LIBERAL MINDED Hh undertake to. by pintonated Cp tthe pre author provement to keep Ixe of hortiewtrare in our couotry—a land w led ou the globe for its diversifies and geaeet e1ame resoure=s, from pce, than Mr Bridgeman asa Gardeasr, Lava bai p toalvance tale e work now spoken of is remar style, and ditects in a simple mayor sow to mske hot d all th and regulate them— den products in alphabetical ork id catale ids of by met ple net trimmie excel tees have been given zen copies, out of thousaads sald, ever come back ; trary. many have rablic bome for the first em and indee no tan is tvo high or ms an we gel Ow Os Index of directions thratgtion unpractised garder Asvarenus beds » oyve—a valun ad ing t the ye a of ream if wot apy an em, two bo reelves. on ble seen d So will assure! J. M. THORB ie that point from all work, and ag. had working and vegetal Flower € fruits, wick bensta- « able g yroved—nor have a di m the cor jon Co the amth "s 3 15 ‘oh stre't. 7 Booksellers supplied at the author's discoust, which iv a3 30m as flers for snie a ‘others, i pote ieties of Moss, Perp fines fleets Atelia, Bi plants door, starticg from Bouquets pu” up tas me! tins, jodendra co'leetion in the splendi OM pF sinK mal, Bengal, ‘Tea, atry. comprising upwards of o, and other green of Chathan fully cet and newe: Novette, aad Also, a splendid se- 400 var n house and ha Moots Bloomingdale. srages pess every hour by the mand “ryon Row Ad nt in spec quantities Lo suit are At his Pectmanent 10% Also, by his son, Al(ted, on the assortment Of 0 REN the choicest varies Monthiy Roses: toe este tua’s 9, 40 jon improve dever’s Inetractor,” lus 0 ake Family Hatabl hi House PLANT sof Geran ther w teen flow any See. ee SPANDARD i alte o. 2 yew Th 1d, 404 panes oetavo ‘The Fioria’s Gu ment, Bi Fi ing of 2000 10s of ‘acnip; 800 Ibs of Spinach; 250 Ibs of Seed, in all the choicest Jerate terma, and im BRIDGEMAN, ORTICUL! he Kitchen ¢ and the ““Vroit le, Cultivators Manval,” forsale, wholeale and retail, by the Author, Broadwa orner of 16th street, al lm*ec ads rt Pros irsdey, the ibrary, corner of comer of OF NEW YORK. SGULATIONS OR THE OBSEKVAN BOF ‘THE FRATERNITY, at the Tabernacle, on Thursday Evening the 25th of April, sens Ths doors to be opened at half-past 6 a’clock ‘The per- formance ‘0 e¢ sely at 8 o'clock. The Frateraity are requested to be in attendonce before half- pact7 dressed in black or dark cloching,with blue LC) Aproas and white Gloves. : 5 ‘The Memiers cf the Grand Lo will attend with their Re- lia. ss ‘The Grand Officers will leave their Ladies in any of the cea- tre pews, leaving the ten immediately in froat of the Orchestra for the occupation of the Grand Officers and Members of the Grand LO in full Regalia, who,as representatives of the whole body, must sit without ‘he remainder ot the centre ’ served until half 7 o'clock for Brethren with It is paruicujarly requested that all the Members ad LO who ean possibly separate then in their company, will oon, at the biek of the Orehe ¥ the Grand Officers on their Brechren who ae unable (0 attend in pews, or who pret ra, (on try as a body. ne.or wivo cannot find to sit elsewhere, are re- quested, notwithstandsng, to wear mi plothing. b he Wo Mast wall p ave their Lo Bane to the office of the Cirand Secretary as soon as possible y order of the Commutter. } a2t 28% JAMES HERRING, Gd. Secretary. | ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. | DHE NINETEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBUTION of the | Academy is now open to the public, fom 9.o'clock, A. M natil 10 o’elvek, P. M., at the rooms, correr of Broadway aud Leouard etreet : ‘i ‘Tickets 50 cents; single admission 124 hee aah 5) nits; c PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. { AE LAST CONCIUE of the Season will the place at | the Apollo Saloon, on Saturday Gveniwy, 1th say, to commence at 8 ovclock. By order, 24 Suis *re WM. WOOD, Secretar LEASURE BOAT FOR SAL® —A tine Pleasure Boa, | ninetera feet long, fitted with ssirs, ov is now for sate, at avery low. pie. tt ean bescen o. afyilieation to JOHN Ay il MEN TON, Whitehall Si, at avy hour, | 24 Stis th =Possesrion imimedvtely, TWO NEW Mee COTPLA GES on 7h avenne, boiween 25h and 26th st CAR wich 100 fort of warden ground, Rach house has a pee | Or avd breakfast room, wit’ fons cedrooms, balconies, Se , &e. Rout to a good tenant $300 exch. Apply on the premises. P25 B10 ROOMS TO RENT—Wath Steam Power Apply ni ihe prewises, at tie Hoe Manutactory, 29 and 31 Gold ret 923 istMI re £ONGUES—100 dozeu smoked, in fine order, suited any climate, forsale by. K. K, COLLINS & CO, a2 Tire 56 South street. REMOVAL. M "8. SARROLU'S MEDICATED | V. R AND WL SULPHUR BATHS, will be removed, the first of May, ortlandt street, to 325 Broadway, two doors above ae ani from ¢ ny Hospital, where she will be happy to see her fri pal eG pea i | TO THOSE WITHOUT | CHILDREN. | TEHOSE Laterested, will perce ve hut an agency is establish. ed for ve saleo! M. M. UESOMLA xs Wonderful Procreative ¥ hisis i (C7 dee advertisemeat on last column of fourthpags. ~IMPORTAN’ fine Hom ar the Gu near the South Ber: Perry.) His new variety of IHODODENDRON GHANDIPLOKA, isthe most magnificent flowering plant, now in this cosmtey, ond cannot be scen ely where, Hisnew Azahas consist of both Greenhouse aod barey Gorden varieties ; his new Dantias Lavy Asnnunros aud Mus Weaeren, are now forse, roots or p ants, (rom $2 to 0 cents each. Bouguers, beamtfally made up, ot reasonable prices. lwist re | STRANGERS BEWARE N THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND IT 1 important to chose an ex EVANS has rvaoved his Old Galen's Head Dispensary to No, @ Peart, corver of Berk ® street where he con! host exteyoranary cures of alt duleste disease how eomplient d. He app 800 De. Evens. in a whatever with any othe is consultations rtrretly private nisuakes are often dangerous— BUG, itis rienced physician—DR. J no con: His charges are mo- NB Observe the uninbe 288 Pear! st. Medicines aod directions sent to ar larly stating the ease, and enclo part of the Union, ig five dollars. NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT LINE. FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morning Line from the foot of Barclay street, landing at vatermediate places. 7 Le camer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, this morning at oreloc steymer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, Sacurday morm- t7 o'clock ng Line from the foot of Courtlendt street, dirvet. greater ALBANY, Captain It. 8. Macy, this even at 7 o'clock, he steamer SWALLOW, ing, at 7-07 | The Boats of this Line, owing to their light draught of wa- are able at olf times to pase the bars. and reach Albany Troy in ample Gime to take the morning train ef cars for the east or weet wae or freight, apply on board, or at the offices on the aire ing, tain A. MeLean, to morrow FOWLIVERPOOL— The parket sup SIDDONS, a Cobb, will sil on the 26th April; and the ip COLL Capt Cole, on the tat of os, Mayst rdoys of sailing, by whieh passage can be #- cured st che Lowest rates, on application to add Aire JOHN HEKDMAN, 61 South at. | weele, | B | A DWARK BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. “PALMNO’s NEW YORK OPERA HOU POSTPONEMENT OF THE OPERA. FEROINAND PALMO begs leave respectfully to in- farmn the public, alan. the Beasde Babseribers aud all tose who have seared seats, that the Opera of [L BARBIE HE wl) SIVIGLIA will te postponed until Monday, 29th instant, im consequence of the arrarging of New Decoratious, the New not yet being completed. 44. Will oper under the Direct MONDAY EV With Ros of Signor DE BEGNIS, on “NING, April 29th, Vand beilliane Opera’ Buffa, DI SIVIGLIA. (Admission Que Dollar, to all parts of the house <0 Doors open at 7—Performauce to commence at half-paat 7. are eusaged to Perform during ‘of Twelve Fepresentations i 4 ‘Signora &. Borghese, sess Siw, Peronei, Beguis, airico, » Martivi, and Decora SIGNOR F. PALMO Also announces that concluded an engagement with the alpent PRIMO BASSO, SGNOR SANTINI, who is daily expected from New Orleans. LEADER OF THE ORCHESTRA.-+ SIG. RAPETTI. ‘Combined with all the former Distiagnished Professors. IL BARBIERE Di SIVIGLIA. ew tions. Rosie: +Sig’a K Borghese Kigaro+++ +++ + Pee Big, DeBegnis Conte Almaviva see = Dig Peroett + + Sig Sanquinco Doctor Bartolo~ D ses Sig Martini we. Siggora Atbertazas + Sig Albertazai Sig Benetti + Sig Albani In preparation for the first time in America, es orginally per- irae as is Grand Opera of Mi Also, ‘The publie are respect the Upper Tier of Boxes bias been the centre seats having be-n raised, 50 i view of the Stage from every part with the additeen Commodious Private Boxes on each side, wiich will be let nighily, of for the season No G—The Box Office is now opea every diy daring the ‘om 10 o'clock A M., until 4 o'clock @, Mf, when seats may be secured for the eesuing Regular ‘season seats transferable. Price $10 for Twelve Representations. Subscribers not securing seats, the price of tickets $6 for the season—not transferable. Acting Manager placed at ++ seeee+ Sig Martini (7 The public ar tally informed that the Baths have bees newly arranged and fitted up ina handsome style, and are in full operation, uight and day. PARK THEATRE, THIS EVENING, April 2, will be performed the comic Opera of the POS'TILLION OF LONJUMEAU—Cha- Glow. Me Shrivall; Bijou, Mr sequin Madelaine, Mre Seguin, After which—A Dance by Miss Julia ‘Turnbui To conclude with GRANDFATHER W! Gasandfat pendale, I. MITEMEAD— Boxes+++ 25 Cents | Pit-++ 124 Cents THIS EVENING, April 25 to comme: ce with SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER—Fiank Heartall, Mr Conner; Widow Cheerly, Mrs MeClure. To conclude with the eceextric drama of YANKEE LAND— Lot Sap Saxo, Mr Silsbee. MIPORELLS OLYMPIC THRAD Apnil 25th, to commence with NA- D—-A< hile Bonbon, Mr Hollan ry TH E ING, TONAL GUARL tt After eiiel, LOVE IN HUMBLE LIFE—Carlitz, Mr Hol- van To con jade with the TRISH VETERANS. SW KN SRBOCKERQTHEATRE, LAIE AMPHITHEATRE, BOWE RY, UNDEK THe SOLE MANAGEMENT OF MK. T. B. RUSSELL. MR. T. B. BR begs to infor the abdve establishment, will the public that he has leased and intends making alterations (hi ‘esable him to play ‘Tragedy, Comedy, Melo Dea wad Farce, equal to any'Theatre in the city, and only asks of that patronage, ever bestowed on sterling merit, by ad ing public, MR. T. D. RICE, ‘The original Jim Crow, is engaged for » few nights, and will make his appearnuce in a ‘New Opera written expressly for ies and Geatlemen of the profession wishing eu- pply at the sox Office, or by letters post-paid. AMERICAN MUSKU, AND PERPETUAL FAI EK WEEK MORE, AND ATTRACTIVE BILL! ionday , April 22d. ERFORMANCES past, 3-c'cloek, and every evening at 8 AND GIANTESS!! tin the world, and of the finest symmetry and propor hey are 2 _ MAN AND WIFE, and have been visited in, europe by more than ONE HUNDKED THOUSAND PERSONS ! Every aft t halt ry afternoon at hy Thel tions. during the inst year | Chey may lve seen from 10 o’clock A.M. till 1, trom 2 tilt halfpast 5, and from 7 till 10, THE KENTUCKY NSTRE Ir COLE, the DOG, BILLY; M ADAIR: LA Pie NTE CERITO, Mr H. G. SHERMAN, Mi. WHITLOCK, MRTG! BOOTH, Mr. WILLIAMs, aad MK. HOWARD, and others. "Phe GIPSY FAMILY in aamber, recently from Ger many, and faithful representatives of the ancient people of Egypt, may be seen iu cher uative costume. ‘ne GIPBGY QUIN, the Fortune Teiler, may be privates ly consulted atall hours of the day and even ‘Tickets 29 cente—children under ten 6 MB cents. Twen ty-live cents extra, for private consultations with the Gipsey Queen. all re THALES MEW WVOUK MUSKUM. BEST BILL? BEST PRICE EST PERFORMANCES?! AS OLD AS TOM ‘THUMB AND THREE INCHES SHORTER! AND GIANT HSS ELAN | Seven Performers—all for One Shit | MR. H. BENNETT,.«. + +MA | Th WxGuR the Protean WESTERN Miss W. CONOVER, ppy to announce that he hys reesived from of COSMORAMIC VIEWS, paiuted constructed a arti at considerible expence PE forthe xecommodation of THE LADIES, KE ADMITTED FREE. Gentlemen are charged an extra shilling. ‘The Manager his adopted this plan to pie- serve the best seats for his fair patrons. : DOROTHEA WAGNER sister of the Gipsey Queen, can be consulted during the day and evening. Alsato be seen the Albino Lady with white hsirand pink eyes. Performance in the Lecture Room tw commence at 8 0’clock, (er An Afternoon Buatertaimment oa Wednesdays ax Saturdays at 3 o'clock, 4 é ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE ONE SHILLING. 025 re EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF THN OLD MASTERS. EXHIBITION ROOM, IN CLINTON HALL, Corner of Nassau and Beekman streets. MATEURS AND ARTIS'S are mformed, that the Gal | 2h tery of Paintings at Clinton Hall ix now opea from 11 A, | M10 6 o'clock atight,r iawer according tothe seagoa. They Will therein find achoice collection of the finest Paintings | which have ever advrued any #dropean Gallery. Artists will fe allowed to study ia the Exhibition Room, ‘The public will | find a Catalogne, whieh will explain all t orical and other pieces, quoting the passages of anthocs from which the aubjeets ve heen taken. ; 17" Admittance only 25 cents: m27 Im*igb PHI; ANATOMICAL VENUS. ‘On the Organs 's will appeai KN, Me C ESTE tthe Dauceu “BLANCHARD, aud EL Mrs. Mr US THe LECTURES BY DR, HOLLICk— of Reprodvecqon in Plants sud Anvmals, their aves and abuses, ke which much interest last week, will be f Tuesday, Wesnesday compliance with the tld not previously: at y inl street afew door tof Bre on way. For gestlemen, at 7% in the Evening | cents siugle Lecture, or $1 the course’ For the After Friday the 26th the Lw | subject particalanly interesting and impo | Great numb-rs of ladies attend every day, aud all of them are Joud in their axpressious of iuterest and satis!xetion. | 'Phe illustrations are, the celebrated Anatomical Venus, the ouly perfect model of the female form ever seen su is coun try, and of fourteen other models, sh wing the peentiarities of differ. the’ female styuciure, the unborn intaat, Xe. atas a | eut stages, all full size aud perfectly true to nature. (— To. insure every one seeing the models perfectly, no ug than can be thus accom wy | more will be ad,nitied oo any |itodated! "Aud any one who. 1 y satisfied wii | have his money returned immediately on askiog for it! Gen | demen may also see these models at 101m the morning for 25 | coats. Geatlemen of the [ress need only give their addresses. Fach Leetare will b ce in Mtaelf, though the whole rm a connected ama siere GRAND MUSICAL "TuURsps Ai 2 B & MASONIC FESTIVAL PA BERN ACLE, dows an rand Lode of ie several to give a Grand Musteal bernscle, on Thursday, April minence in this ety. Masome FESTIVAL, at the 25th, 184, following eminent Performers have already proffered hei thee MTV SG NORA E. BORGE MADAME OTTO, MR MRS. HARDWICK MM (BY permyssion of W_ Mitchell, Keq SIG, PEROZZI, SIG. ANTOGNING, MR. A. PHILLIPS, SIG. MAYER, Mit. BROUGH, and SIG. SANQUIRICO, In add nto the above Galaxy of Talent, several Perform Of ed to, ond their names will be Ihe regenved N.Y. VOCAL SOCIETY consented Uo per'orm (for this son onty ‘orty-Seeond Vaal. tor Fall ¢ with Se sand Full Orchestra of Fifty Perform AN ORATIO. Will be delivered by cue Henorble ONOTHER &. MORS Lewler of the Band: Organist see Me Alvers. Couducton Bros Loder yud Tym. Piano. Mr W. d tag. will attend in Full teegalia, and all Brethren are requested to appear in Viasonie Attire Wenlarsin fatare advertivemests: Gept'eman, Fraterny: tyaand acthe Grand Secretary's Offi . corner o rom ans oi Lreet. an ie AST ROBERTSON pa f the Comm tte, M WILLIAM WILL JAMES HERRING, G. Secretary, HORSPOOL, PM ROGERS, KG SIXTH GRAND CON No. 60 Broadway, on Lh red a4 ih IE ae all eood people ‘hag trae to Clay rz rd heae the Minatrels’ Music play, ‘Vo pleave you all we'll do our best, And sing for Horry of the Weat. Ticker: 24 cents, to be had at the door, Coneert t a? menee at #0 elre BACHES—09 barrels Dried Peaches, in fine 0 a com: Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuixoton, Tuesday, 2 P. M. A Fight and General Row in the Howse of Represen- tatives—Knocking Down— Shooting —Disgrace— Dishonor. As soon as the House met, there was a call. When that was over, Mr.Pors.ocx,'of Pennsylvania, was presented and swern. The House then went into Committee of the Whole, and took up the Tanfl again. Mr. Wriaut, of Indiana, finished his speech. Mr. Wurte, of Kentucky, rose and defended Mr. Clay from the charge of bargainiag with Mr. Adams. Mr. Raruwun, of New York, said, as White sat down, that they would yet prove it all on Mr. Clay. Hard words passed—the lie was given—White struck at Rathbun, and for ten minutes it looked like a general fight; a Mr. Moore, of Kentucky, (a friend of White’s) rwshed on to the floor to in- terfere—he was put out by Mr. MeCauslen, of Ohio. Moore shot at McCauslen, and hit a door- keeper, who is not dead, The case is atill before the House. Wasiineron, April, 23, 1844. The Hon. Dixon H. Lewis has received a letter from Gov. Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, intimating to him that he will be appointed Senator in place of Mr. King, and his credentials shortly torwarded. His place in the Senate is already assigned, and a suitable chair ordered to be made. He will not occupy Mr. King’s seat, although he will more than fill it. He is receiving the congratulations of his friends to-day, on his appointment—although 1 be- lieve he denies having received it—which is proba- bly literally true. A letter I understand, has been received in wn, from Henry Clay, against Annexation. His reasons are first, that it would be dishonorable to annex Texas so long as Mexico asserts a claim that Territory. Might does not confer right, a MEO should be consulted, and her consent gained. Another reason is that, the Treaty should not be confirmed until the people of this country have had an opportunity to form and express their opinion upon the subject—unless in case of some peculiar and extraordinary necessity, You have already heard of the death of Judge Baldwin of the U.S. Supreme Court. It seemsto be the general opinion here that President Tyler cannot well avoid appointing in his place probably the best friend and supporter he has ever had,James: S. Green, Esq., of Princeton, N. J., a gentleman every way well qualified tor the place, and whose appointment would give general satisfaction. The President had his name under consideration in lace of Judge Thompson—but in consequence of his not being in that district, another (Walworth) was appointed in his place Mr. Green is the pre- sent District Attorney of New Jersey. ; The Southern members tell me that Mr. Wright's speech upon the Tariff, is anything but satisfactor They say in the matterfof “balancing,” Mr. Wright excels Herr Cline, the Ravels, or even Fanny Elssler—in fact they say his ‘balancing” is the very “poetry of motion.” His speech hangs level like the needle of a compass, pointing both North and South. Mr. Benton has arrived, and resumed his place in the Senate. Wasninaton, 23d April, 1844. The all absorbing news to-day 18, of course, the fight in the House, between Messrs. White and Rathbun, and the shooting of one of the officers of the House. The fight unfortunately knocked Mr. Wright's speech all into a cocked hat. As it was, he made avery able point to-day in refuting the oft repeat- ed argument that high duties protect and benefit the laborer as well as the manufacturer. This wes the leading feature in his speech to-day. The speech attracted little attention. The general rush was to the House to see the row, and hear the tall. thereon. It is understood, and is undoubtedly true, that Gen. Almonte, the Mexican Minister, has signifi- fied to our government that he shall have no fur- ther intercourse with it until the treaty is ratified, or until he shal! hear from his government. Inthe mean time, he will take up bis residence in New York. (Quite a pretty little game of brag. Why does not the puissant General either demand his passports at once, or else remain at Washington 4 l regret to inform you that the treaty does not seem to put the matter of annexation in any more favorable light than it was before it was Known. {refer more particularly to the accompanying do- cuments, They don’t seem to give entire satisfac- tion even to the friends of Annexation. : An effort was made about a week ago to get sig- natures to a paper, calling a great mass meeti here in favor of annexation. It was circulated a! through the Honse, and it obteined, I understand, only some forty or fifty names. Even the friends fightshy. It was given up after a few day’s trial I must say, I feel it is a matter of great doubt now, whether the treaty can passat all. It seems to be agreed upon all around, that it cannot get two thirds of the Senate. And the whole subject m be cast indefinitely into the future. Stull, great changes and revolutions are continually occurring, and we know not what a day may bring jis ‘There will be hope till the last. —— TWENTY-HIGHT CONGRESR. FIRST SESSION. Renate. x Wasuinoton, April 23, 1844. THE NAVY Mr. Bavarp called up his bill supplemental to the actentitied an act to regulate the pay of the navy of the United States. This bill has been already debated at length. It will be recollected, it was very ably opposed by Mr. Cuilom. — It provides by law for the reward of sai- lors and naval officers in case of such accidents as the loss of the Missouri. After some debate, Mr. Bayard gave way te Mr. Wright, upon the tariff. ¥ 6 Previous to Mr. Wright commencing his speech Mr. Buchanan asked Jeave to present s memorial from the society of Quakers, remonstrating against the annexation of Texas. And here I may remark that some half hour since three very sleek looking Quakers entered the gallery, and attracted all eyes. The gallery door-keeper paid his respects to them and exerted what influence he was master ol to ine duce those distinguished visitors to take off their hats. They smiled very respecttully and gracious- ly upow the zealous door-keeper, but declined to doff their beavers. In process of me, Mr. Bue chanan rose to present the memorial from “a very numerous and highly respectable Porta Mart § known (here the Quakers took their hats off, to the great astonishment of the door-keep- er) soc) * &ec. &c. paying a ‘most nu- merous highly respectable” compliment to these very Quakers—his constituents—-who had just dotled their hats to him. Mr. asked—a very unusual request—to have the memo- rial printed. Mr. in Nad objected, and the re- quest was not pressed. MR. WRIGHT UPON THE TARIFF. Norg.—!am not able to make an abridged re- port of Mr. Wright’s speech. [do not understand the drift of his arguments well enongh to put his thoughts in any other language than his own— which are 40 expressed that [ cannot report them, In my letter to-night I shall endeavor to give you some correct idea of the substance of his speech to-day. a a ‘This subject now is the effect of prices upon the wages of labor. Honse of epre sentatives, Wasninaton, April 23, 1844. DISGRACEFUL ROW IN THE HALLS OF CONGRESS. Mr. Wriawr, of Ja, continued and closed his remarks in favor of redneing the Tariff Mr. W. argued that all the burdens of the Tariff tell open the laborers of the country and that the prosperity of the country Was fictitious. He said that the Yanfl of Great Britain was less oppressive than our own, and that its oppressions were particularly yn the agricultural portion of the community, Mr. Wire, of Ky., then addressed the Com- mittee in a plain and earnest speech upon the events of the day, He reviewed the action of the House since the meeting of Congress for the pur- rose, he said, of recounting the oppressions of this House, the unheard of oppressions, as he called them, by the violation of measures and the viola- tion of rules. The measures of the majority kere, Mr. White went on to say, had brought this Congress into contempt, and the _ people were ready to hurl this branch of it from power as soon as they were permitted to do so. Mr. White then arrai his col (Mr. Bord) and two members from Virginia, (Mr. Coles and Mr. Hopkina) who have recently renewed certain charges against Mr. Clay in regard to" bargain and corruption.” Mr. White said the circunnstances under which these charges were hers of Congress, were peculiarly renewed by three members o' i: tiny at! the time upe aggravati and calumniating. fie charges wore was in aneighboring State. He was nbout to becor eat in that State, wher had been invited by a large ple. At this moment a malignant slander appears, and ft appears, tee, just upon the eve of an election in Virginia, which wil take place on Thursday next. Mr. White characterized the slander, under these circumstances, with all the P ‘fom ship Ocmuigee, for sale yp Tots to suie pure ( BK, COLL a2 Sire atrongth that parliamentary language would admit of. Mr, Boye was © up in extenuation of