The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1844, Page 3

-_- France— 46 cents 7} mills for 220 pounds. Great Britain—$3 60 per 112 pounds, rough and in the 4 hnak ge gees: 96 cents per quarter of 8 bushs. Hanseatic Towns—Hamburg, } per cent; Bremen, } per cent; Lubec, } per cent ad valorem. Yetherlands—5 45-100 cents per 220 pounds. Fortugal—From foreign countries, $1 19 per 68} pounds. russia—$1 36 43-100 per Prussian owt. of 113} pounds. 4—45 cents per 36 pounds. Spain—Under Spanish flag, 40 per cent on fixed vulue of $1 50 per 26 Ib. 702. Foreign flag one-third more. Sweden—1} cent per 15 0z. Convoy duty 15 per cent op imports, Town dues 2} per cent. France, Great Britain, Russia and Spain enforce a duty nearly amounting to prohibition on these three products, viz. tobaceo, rice and wheat, Russia places a duty of ‘4 50 on 36 pounds of tobacco, in the leaf, and $9 on the same quantity of atemmed, while we only place a duty of twenty-five per cent on her sheetings, hemp and iron. There is very little reciprocity}in this. France prohibits the importation of tobacco otherwise than for the govern- ment mandfactories. Her sliding seale of duties on wheat amounts to a prohibition, and the duty on rice reaches nearly one hundred per cent on the cost at the place of importation. In return for these restrictions on our products we enforce a duty of from twenty to forty per cent on all silks and manufactures of silk ; from thirty to forty per cent on all her woollen and worsted manfactures, and from twenty to forty on her boot, shoe and glove manufactures. Great Britain enforces a duty of seventy-two cents on every pound of unmanufactured And two dollars sixteen cents on every pound of mannfac- tured tobacco entering her dominions from the U. States ; her sliding scale on our grain amounts almost toa pro- hibition ; a duty of three cents per pound—amounting to one hundred per cent—is placed on our rice. All the ro- strictions of other powers will compare in the same un- iayorable light. ‘The utmost importance is placed by all the nations of Europe on their commerce with the United States. Our tariff laws are watched very narrowly, and any modification made from time to time, in their favor, is hailed as an impetus to their trade. Concessions are ex- pected from the United States, without granting an equivalent in return. Great Britain has very recently granted a@ more liberal scale of duties regulating the im- portation of American provisions, for which she expects something In return, forgetting the existing difference be- tween the tariffs of the two nations, so much in their favor, and which will require further concessions on their part to equalize, The principal cause of the liberality shewn in our tarifflaws, compared with that of every other power, is the numerous interests at work within ourselves. No ether country in the world has such a variety of in- teresta striving to work out theirown advancement. The effect ofthis is that compromises are resorted to and tariffs perfected, meeting, as near as possible, the views of all parties Foreign governments seem to be well acquaint- ed with this fact, and leaves us to the influences at work internally to bring about changes in our commercial sys- tem meeting their expectations and wishes. ‘The late de- -cision in the lower house of Congress in relation’to the present tariff laws, will undoubtedly create much disap- poiptment throughout Europe, as the different foreign manufacturers have looked for modifications and altera- tions in the existing scale of duties that would tend to an extension of thelr trade and an increase of their profits. Old Stock Exchange. $1250 NY States’s, 45 10050 shas Reading RR 30 5634 200 do 46 09 do btw 56 100 3000 Ohio 6" 993% 100 do blo 25000 do btw 9944 242 Mohawk RR i 50 9936 100 do 30 79 6000 Kentucky 6 103% 100 = do 20 79 10 lo 87 100 do 79 wo do 96% 8 Syracuse & Utien 120 18500 Penn’a 5's 27 «50 Aub& Koch KR 10734 2000 do b9077% 7 do 107 16000 lo 71% 250 L IslandRR bao 84 7000 Ulinois spel bds 45% 100 do 360 83 5000 do b3046° 40 do 8334 20000 indiana $ bds 4 300 do 83 3000 do 200 = do om 40chas Mechanics’ Bk 105 100 do 45 8334 20 National 9 150 do 83) 20 Seventh Ward Bk 99 100 do 10 tate N 85 100 do 25 Manhattan Bk 89 50 do, 100 Bk Com. scrip 9% 556 Nor & Wore 10 do full 100° 500 do 160 68! 50. N Am Trust MM 150 do tw 69! 350 Farmers? Trust 42” 150 do bnw 695 r do 330 42% 250 = do buw 699 200 do 30 4256 50 do baw 69% 50 Viekaburg Bk = b10 103650 do. bnw 70 200 do 10 150 do 69 25 Canton Co 5824 100 do 860 68 ey do Hed 450 Halen. RR 83 do £30 58) AY 83) do 59 100 dk 83 do nw 5934 25 Stonington RR b10 55 do nw 59 100 do opg 55 do 59% 400 = do #30 55 do tw 58% 250 do bio 55: Mutual Ins 103% 50 © do b20 55; Reading RR 45 50 do. b30 5536 do twos 100 do baw 55% do bew 55 Second Board. $5000 Ohio 6's, *60 9934 f0shax Nor& Wore btw 674¢ 00d do” 99%¢ 25 Manhattan Gas Co 88 370 shas Nor & Wera 93 673g 50 Stonington RR b10 5414 too baw 68° 50° do ot 40 6734 100 Canton Co 57, i00 830 67, 100 Farmers’ Loan 41 50 83 674 , New Stock Exchange. $1000 Kentucky 6%, pay- 100 shes Stonington opg 54 able sn NY b30 91 450, Fea = i 1000 Jiiinois 6's, 770 434% 50 Canton Co b16 5556 40 shas Morris Canal 33 6 lo © 38 N Am Trase 13¢ 150 Harlem RR 83 2% do we Farmers) Loan 6234 5 jo Mf 75 Nor & Wore 6956 125 Mlinois Bk biosr 8 do b10 70 2%» do M531 25 do 69 25 Utica & Shen b20 132, 200 L Island RR © B2hy 2) Paterson RR b15 83% 25 do b3 825_ 50 lo 83 25 do © 83 7 do b15 8334 100 Mohawk RR 784 State of Trade. Asnes—-We must continue to quote pots at $4574; pearls are very inactive, and are held at $403], Cortox—The sales to-day were small, amounting only ‘0 about 800 bales, and at the same rates as at the close of last week. Fiour—Weé find a little better demand this morning. Prices, however, are unchanged—Genesee $475 Hay—The receipts down the river continue very large, and the transactions to a fair extent. We quote common qualities North River bale at 38¢; prime 37}. Provistors—We have nothing new to report under this head. Pork and beef continue very dull, without change ot prices Wriskey—Dradge casks still command 22¢; prison barreis are held at 23 a 93}, with yery trifling sales. Reat Eorate—The following sules were made by auc- tion House and lot 112 Cherry street, next door to cor- ner of Catharine street; lot 224 feet by 98, $10,750 Frame house and lot 24 Hamilton street; lot 25 by 102 feet, Gai be see’ : see 1,830 House en st street, betwoen Sthand 9h avenues; lot 25 by 98 feet,..... vee 1,545 Carrie Manker.—At market, 1,200 beef cattle (900 southern,) 80 Cows and Calves, and 500 sheep and lambs. Prices—Beef Cattle—Owing to the unusual number market, prices were not so readily obtained, but we con- tinue to quote prime at $6 00a $7. 200 nnsold at the close of our report. Cows and Calves—All taken, at $15 a $30. Sheep \and Lambs—Sales of the fermer at $2 a $4 50, and lambs at $1 75 a $3 50—all taken. Hay—-50 a 56 cents per ton. Coal Trade. 4 According to the Pottsville Jour: the shipments this week have declined a little. We also learn that the trade will be checked to some extent by the riots in Philadel- phia, which have dispersed a number of the laborers from the wharves. Only sixty cars arrived yesterday at Potts- ville, by railroad. “Freights to Philadelphia, by canal 65 to 70 cents—to New York $1 75 to $1 80. Sent ror tue Weew ING on THuRspay Eventna Raili By fet roa Last 4.296 04 3,579 14 7.875 18 87,091 00 91,966 18 600 Per last report,+ +++ Ageyrevate,+++ +++ see eee 141,262 18 Amount of coal transported over the Little Schuylkill up to Thursday evening last, 102 boats, 5,505 ton: —————— Married, On Friday evening, 10th inst. by the Rev. Mr, Stohl- man, Mr. Frepenick Kanenecy, to Miss Meta Muien, both of Hanover, Germany. On Sunday evening, 12th inst. by the Rev. Mr Bir- chand, Mr. Daniet. H. Unvexnitn, of the city of New York, to Frances Marina, daughter of MaryAnn Henry, of the same place. Died. On Monday morning, 13th inst. Frances, youngest casas of Theodorus Van Tine, aged 6 years and 11 months. ‘The friend and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funcral, from their residence, 68 Jane street (Adingdon square) this alterncon at 4} o'clock, without further invitation. On Sunday, 129th ins John and Jane G in Jersey Ci ilbert, in the 46th year Weekly Report of Interments Jn the City and County of ew York, from the 4th day of May to the l'th day of May; 1844. 19 Men ; 33 Women ; 41 Boys; 34 Girls, Total 157. DiseARES, ; Apoplexy, 4; Blee ‘ing from 21; Casualties 4; Cholera Inte onvuls fangs, 1; Burned tum, 2; Consump na, 0; Croup. 2; Debility,. b2 Di tre Dropay in the head, 72 Deswmee iy by. a, 1; Epilepsy, 3; Fever, 1; do. biliv 1; 75 do typheid,’ 2’ do typhus, ugh, els, 5; do of chest, 1; 2; do of throat, 3; do of liver, Veveria, t; Marasmus, 3 Serotula, 1; Smail Pox, Under 1 year, 23; 1 26 to 90,225 30 to 40, 80, 6 i Passengers Arrived. Lonpox—Ship Wel irgton—-Gen Washington Barrow, late (hare PA irene tagal, ladv end son, of Tennessee: Le toflainmntion, 3: 0 to 2 ry 14; 2 to 5, 195 5 to 16; 46 to 59, 11; 50 to 60, 1 1 B Darlingty N of Philsdelphiay Lt KS Lane, Ohiot Capt Saml Stickney aud lady; Mise Emily, Migs Mary, Susanna, Miss Blizabeth Aun, and Mr John K Boston; Mr Boyerand lady; Di Morton, of Cn aad lady, of New York; Sirs Brown and son’ Mt Widwell, Mr Goddard, of Londoa: Mr Martins. Indiaha Me Flemmaiicr Abas Me Gta ede at chide ns Thompson. Mr Lyon. Mr Kingsford and 10¢ in the ste@re Livenrooi—Ship Der and ati Mr Lywaght, Mre Mete sto The wCeree pers emt ep pride Te ir) iw * vat hie Maat Master A’ Aldic 4 mi} IM 'MeFarina i, vi dM Hand. Don Maria Estranda Junta De} tnnuel Angiies Frovewco Castella Franciseo Delan- dine HI Copgehell Yoretgn importetions Loxpox—Picket ship Welliogton—200 tons old nell, Minturn & eo -1 cose W A Colman—10 1-25 els 4g slabs tin Phelps, Dadye & i" es Herper & Brothe 5-100 bows OF Gilgus—7 «: chs G Mo ewond—5 es B: chs Brnest Fy Paton & Stewart—12 bre Ha for'—7 es Cripps & co~53 pkgs Chandler, Hown d & co Bos M Oprenty L J Godfrey, Howes & Robirson—5 cky F Rockw-ll—2 ¢ Gardirer—3 1 Ward. King & co—d hhds 8 qr Tuxlish & co—10 hds # Blackburn—8 pks Barber & 2eeJ M King—1 Appleton & co—5 Le Brothe: Pearer—7 Herrick & Blust—3 pks L Cohes—32 J C Eroenput bh 8D Ph 40 $ Horrey—2 } hve B Gorrie—2 HL Row i ‘oeu—2 N vine & co—2 K Page—2 8 Haide & co—2 GM Hay- weod—42 W Halsey &co—1 HU Korber—2 J Philins & co—2 K & Sin'th—~50 cks beer AK Walter—i0 bas B Koop & co —wEH i Shhds brandy §S Mathews 2 Taylor & pk 3 aa Clark C A Mes Kimbal—1 P Vendel—i A + Lagray: C Lord—1 P Le evre~7,J A Rea—1€ King—1 D Perscoml Be & GW Blurt—1 J Phorbuin—i Stobes & Anthooy & Soni J Gritfen—) Vevius & Fischer—1J G King—1 R W Hebden~-i J Mo 1 Wood & Fo'x: 0 bass iron Good- hue & co—23 F Rowe & co—26 cases 24 Lales 78 casks 4 phys 20 ©Xs, to order. Liverroot—Ship Denmark—36 esses GB Meorewood—28 Peultuey & enkios— «WS Cloush—48 W 8 © Meln- tosh—43 8 Bw illett—136 erates EF Cauldweli—'o J Well: Hillbargh—26 Witson & Brown—22 Sins, Falter Keo 23 E H Russe!l—16 G Hodges—6 JA Newhoutd—1 Newbould & Knssell—1 Nevirs & co—10 Wilmerding & co—> MU Rotlius—2 Vandervoort & Hayward—t J Gelson—T15 bars iror 50 tous do order Guayama—Barque Texidor—132 hhas sogar 191 do molass's B De Forest & co— 2 bhds sugar J B Latala—i bbl sugar do coffee L beg do to master. Lia” Big Majestio—326 logs mahogaey 100 do ce- bdis palm leaf 17@ mats 10 tons fustic J B Las Bin nf 5 do a Sr Jaco De Cuna-Sehr Phebe—110 bhds smgar 14 273 bas coffee 12 this molasses 10 bbls do J B Lasala. MARITIME HERALD. “~~ Salling Days of the Steam Ships. Jadkins +++ May Ib Hewitt June 1 Lott++ June 16 Hosken - Ave — Hosken + + Ang. 31 Sent, — Hosken+ +++ Oct. 4 Nov. — Ship Masters and Agents. shall esteem it a favor, ‘aptains of Vew mmodore Ri itvey, of our News of the Shipping teft at the Port whence they id, the Vessels Is will give eet, a Report Wrenention ay chen tae kolele aa rouge orice Would ha jection to by rally uselnt, dure satisfuetory teference, Please address T: F. Cat this offices, mit 2%ec WANTED—A Man Waiter who unders 3 business, and can come well recommended; none other need apply, atthe office 233 Washington street, between 12 and mid lt*re URSE WANTED—Weated immedu and rrspetal le Nurse to atiena a youre child. Persons with wood recommencations may apply to RC arthedesk of this office mi St" jab A SINGL!. MAN WANTS a Situation as Waiver. | ved ly two years in cae of the most resyee familics in the city, and leaves in consequence of t! coing Karope. Kuquireat 47 foward Has I TO DRES: PeD—A Yourg Wo tthree months in « fashionable dr, Furniture, Piano Fortes, and Housekespin: t 103 o'clock, in the new sales roo mi2 at®ec COND GRAND SALE OF CHOICE DOUBLE DAHLIAS.—J B. GLOVER will sell by auction, o Tuesday, May Lith at 12 o'clock, Niblo’s Cooservatory No 473 Broadway, a splendid doltection of Double Dahlia Plant i s, which have bees propags- w nt ou. from impo ted bulbs, prinei- on view on the mornipg of sale, at which time cariogues will. be ready [or distribution. A’ culleetion of Flowery, Plants, Geraninms, &e will be offered after the s le of Dahlias wi itis WM. NIBLO trade, and is expert with her 3 aud will mation that we receives an eqaivalen: for her serviee Address A. W , to be te’tat the office of the Herald. mid 3t*re f D—A tidy, respectable girl to do the work of « alt farmil ly at 190 Mulberry street, mld tf je WANTED= By single gentleman, single room, woth full board, within five minuies watk'of this office’ “Andress H., at this offiee. m9 3tre BakaAS? PIN LOS?T. x AN OBLONG BREAST posed of Bristol Stones of en inch Tons, hat 5; orebably halfthirty to Being aa oft keepsake the y perron who might tiad it, if KL PUTNA 33 forty sumal! stones owner will pay a they will return it to init 6t* m pper partef the city, a Gold Peoei! Cave way ootein by calling at Nos 10 and 12 vachauge, oxy time betweea \hehours of 0 A.M. mim SINGLE GENTLE AN ean be handsomely accommo- date! with neatly furnished rom or rooms. with breakfast eniee! private family, liviay in beveral eteges are roening ia the Postpaid, under lettern, P. B., a6 the m NEW BRIGHT (N—The establishnent righton House,” having been lately. re- s now cpen forthe rereption of brarders, es which righcon possesses being particu'arise them— pplying at No 2 Broad- rolt Lwigb A aud tea, or fall board,in a welfth street. OAKD AT known as the B any informatioa can be obtained bi way. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—With or without Bowrd, im the rncat eligible part of Broadway, neat Franklin street: For. stealars enquire at 260 Brouéwsy, between the hours of dand PM. “Also, the besement of said house can, iieqninite, obtain board-as above. 3 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MOKT- $70,000 onder oN BOND AND, MONT: and upwards, cu Real Eatate in this city of Brooklyn, at 6 per cent interest! , ¥ LOANED on improved farms in this State or New MONE rae ‘PROPERTY BOUGHT, sold. and exchanged to aay Spoken on their passage, a List of their Cargo, and any Fo- eiga Newspapers or News they may have, He will board them immesiately on their arrival Agents and Correspon‘ents, at fame or sbrond, will also confer a favor by, seading to thts jce all. Intelligence they ean obt: jautical Information of any kind will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 14. S08 Risen AUN ERTS 46 | Moon Ris: a 7 ThaGH WATR® «+> +31 719 Cleared. Ships Hercules, Madigan, Liverpoo!, J & K Bridges: Alaba. ma, Bunker, James River, Va, Sturges & Clearman: H Al'en, amount. Apply to J.C, DELLMAR, 59 Ware st Office hours from 12t9 3. mid 3m. HAMILTO HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS, LONG ISLAND. HE SUBSC RIB! R hwving leased (of George 8 Gelaton, F'sq ,) this aplendicestablishment. which will be opened on the 25uh Of May instant, begs leave respectfully to eal attention F ‘The House ix situated at the Norrows, near Fort Hamilton, L. 1, eight miles from the city of New York, on_an eminence ccmmansing a prospeet of the Ocean; the Bay, Staten Isiand the Fortifications at the entrance of the Hurbor a beautiful inding beach, and av agreeable, diversified portion of the plea- stand, comfort and repose ; Parties of plea- ts and recreation, as well as to the ‘Wilson, Charleston, eo’ Sutton—Barque WW Brett, A Weat iedies, Breve & Vow—Brigs Hodson. Brogden, Carde ord; Helen Mar, Card, St John, NF. t Winnerett; Ex: ton,‘ Savannah, Sturges & Clesrman; John Bart jen'on, NC, ‘T. MeAdams & Coy Hardee, Hlitner, ton Nesmith & Walsh—Srhrs Victoria. Brown, Mon tego Bay, J Elwell & Co; Weymouth, Couch, Richmond, Al- Ten & Paxsor; Ann D, Hedell, Norfolk, Starges & Clearan, Arrivea, Packet ship Wellington, Chadwick, from London and Ports- mouth, 2d April, with dry goods. &e to Grinnell, Sinturn & Co. April 25th, lat 45, 05, lon 49, 10 W. fell in with » nure- ber of icebarge apd lnrge uantities of broken ies. Ten jhe ship mix hours to the Eastwead in order to,clrar it. Oa the 28th lat 45, 40, pessed several large icebergs. ‘The W. left the Lizard on ci tt ty met, Heth, Ship Denmark, Frost, fiom Liverpool, May Ist, with mdss, to.O Maaran Barque Texidor, Clark, 9 days from Guayam2, with sugar, to J B Lasala. Brig Msjestie, True, from Mansanilla,Caba, April 24th,with mahogany. &e. to Badger & Peck. Sailed in co with Miliman, Galbrith, for Liverpool. Left Persevance, Leach, 1 Aurora, Gould, do 6; Curfew. (Br; Smith, Sir Lidnell Smith, Redding, Montego Bay, in ‘ Rodney, Smith, 25 days from Matsgordia, Texas with les cotton 63 hides to A OC: Brig Forest, Corson, day for NYork. —The Wim Iry,aYoung. went on lican Island, on the 14th, will be totally lost—earko and crew saved, P Brig Newvitas, MeWarland, 10 days from Neuvitas, with su ar, &e, to Holt & Owen Leit Mazeppa, for N York, ext day; rathers. Mayo, for do, disg, the onty Am vessels ia port. Schr Thowas, Billings, 25'days from New Orleans, with 128 hhds molasses 25 tes 34 bls $92 do molasses J 8 “i'a: ylor. ie Sehr Ceylon, © days from Jacksonville, EF, with timber and hides to 4 Gilchrist. Left Rev cutter Nautilus, Capt Walden. on a cruise, having on board E G Stacey, £0q ingpectog of lights for the Southern distric:. Schr Phebe, Seeley 12 days from St_Jago de © ‘Keo. Left Robe for Boston, . Liverpool, uba, with su- gar, Se, to N'L MeCready Sco Bruce, Gardner, for Savannah next day; Austin, Perkins, Boston, 2 ds; Henry Jenkias, Lightbourne ‘fm Savannah, dig: Sterling. fay’ St Ma- r ntares, Halch, sid 5 ds before for NYork. . Lovell, Boston, with mse, Below, Ore barque and ove brig. At Harl Gate, Br brig Wasp, fm Windsor via Newport. Sailed. for London; Stephen Whitney, and Liverpool Miscellancous. Baraque Wit.iaM Ivy, of this port, which weat ashore on the 17th ult, on the Pelican Islands, while on her voyage from this port to Matagorda, was got off without sustaining much damage. Spoken. Claremont, of Thomaston, steering S West, ith inst, off Orange Kev —by the Neuvitas, at this port. Nahmakanta, from Rio Janeiro for New York, 12 days out, April 17, lat 1112 8, lon 33 37—who reported Gen Pinckuey, to sail in 10 doys. Soreign Ports. Mavacuez, PR, May 2—In port, Wm Shroeder, Raines, for Newlurvporr disg, to sai’ in 19 ds; Isabella, for NYork, wtg; Mars Hill, for do. ‘next day; Bunker Hill for do 3 ds; Mi Flower, for NHaven, 7 ds; Southerner, for NYork, 4 ds: Franklin, Harding, dodo. Std Sidney, for Norfolk, Sr. Jonn’s, NF., April 5—In Chiaa, Smali, fm New York, just arr, only Am vessel; Diand. Greig, fm do, arr 13ta; Elvzaketh, S.ewart, for Sydney and NYork, sld about 15th. 3 * pee Ports. UFFALO, May 10-—Arr B Hit! Ch.eago: Frank’in, Toledo: N Carolina, Sandusky; Alps, Detroit; Baltimore Mich City Di Joana, H King, Cleaveland; Ch Chicago; Hunter, do; Philadelphia, Dergorts A Barton Packet ships Montreal, Hercules, Madeginy Lit f Eugl-nd, azo; Ruggles, Detrort; City; Savannal Benvington, Achtabul Dolphin, St Joreph; Sylph, Detroit;’ Fulton re \700: Detroit; it; Me A CLEVELAND, May 8—Arr Sylph, Oswego; 9.h, Moses, and Sling, Detrorr, May 7—Cld Liverpool, Oswego; Home Ports. May 11—Arr Handy, Tyler, NYork; Seneca, ohn Hammond, Bakers Unity. Clayton; Mary and Mohawk, Clark, Albauy. Sid, John Richmond na, (S#) Asanda, Mala- lay 13.—Arr Hele fs W M Rogers, Hording, Boston; Wm A Caldwell, Horner, layeguez; Arab, Haven, Allowaystown, NJ; Mary Howard, Perry, NBedf i i d: Mary & Ktiza, iley, NYork. Cld Chief, + Notus, Besse, Ware: olumbia, Berry, Sa- » N York. lay 11 —~Arr Creole Noi NewYork; ‘Tryall, ¢ im Brenos Ayres; Providence. Cld aly, Dorking Lagaayiny Eammn, Cole, Notice Wasmixctox a rr Raleigh, Stuart, West tn- dies; Galena, Abbott,’ do; $4, eld Fair, Sith, NYork, Win Gry, Jarvis, do. Cuantestow, May 10—Art Orray Taft, Lovett, Providence. Whitten, New Orleans. Sid Super and Isabella Lydd vad Le ub» 9th, Avu Stille, Wells, nd, Kendrick, Brston. 9=Cld Columbia, Barbas, Bost ys; Ele ore. SId Huma, Wallarl, New York; Mas 70, Means, ‘Porthed; Imperial. —, ¥. April 90—Arr Excellent, Davi " ff Cape Hatteras on the n he 6th inst. | it being very foggy, was run into by a barque from New York | bouad ts Charleston; broke rails stove bul warks, carried away 7 stauncheous, and recelved ether dan Pensacova, May 4—Arr NL MeCresdy, Somers, NYork ALACHICOLA, May 4—Cld Colossas, Leonox, Liverp 00); ta. Sm-th; Hebron, Woodbury; Oalvescon, Bur, Loni Nickei ind # rankford,Oram, NYork' Arr Glove, Boston. in port, ships Rothschild, (Br) Fell; Globe, Lowry and eugland, (Br) Boothhay, for Liverpoo!, loadings on, Tyler and Mben Preble, Perkias, for.) Joxdiog —Barques Commer era, for NewYork, Cumberland. (Br) Powers, Liv York, do; Globe, Bra: 1. from New *xter, Smith, ny Idg; Home, 1p will be again repeated ISOPHY OF REPRO Leciures ou this subject He PHY SIOLOGYeAND PRILC s DUCTION—Dr. HOLLICK for the eighth and Jast time pi ly. on Wedrend: y Thursday and Friday, May 15.16 ond ™ at Narionsl Hall Canal street. a few B o'clock im th for conts single lecture, or ons dollar the cour, Il fificen spleadid models, representing the femal Keo, ia as many different stagesof wero Ke ¢ and perfectly trae to nature. These tlemen every morning, from half past 0. on Monday and. Tuerday eveni sion 25 cente—during this week only 0 other models like them can be found in this Country, not even in vur medical col trated by form, the fostus on All tall size may eseen by’ OGL hall past U1, 9m en al- jeges. Each Lecture is comptete in its course T Hy though the whole form a mld 3t¥re NEW YORK LEGAL O SERVER—No 5. vol. 8 Actl, Messachusstts ant riet Court, Mai right of Master to correct urt, Van Rensselaer y, Gris: ate estate to pay y's Court, Townses interest, Uusury. Court sbbous, What ples of he cave—Misrellaneous 8. Digest, of Binglish Cases. part 5—thie digest comprrzes the whole of the cases rtd in the #oglisn Courts, as well as Queen's Bene; Fugland) Tor ce KMITY pats in issue On action ke ke. the coutol the Chancellor of and is arranged to bind seoaatly. Published on the tet and Lith of every mont’, at $3 ber annam in advance, mcluding digest, ot the office, 42-Ann st m4 3h re BAMUEL OWEN, Editor. SHIP ROCHESTER FROM LIVERPOOL— Lonsrguees per thie ship will please send their permits o9 board, foot of Berkman. ie AN'good not permitted in five days are linble t+ be seut to publie store, WOODHULL & MINTURNS, mit 3 87 South veeTH, TH “CENT. Be § REDUCED 75 PI Why will vou go without teeth, and teeth, when vou cau have them insertel oF cement, and warranted to. b K ite wecimeng can be seen at t N Tay! jentist, No. 62 Rant Broa =), (succe sor « ist) t'oothache cured, price 50 Ceuta. | Wein ni hes hia family to enjoy the henefits cf d the hing, while he Fe are few othe country air, is compel'ed to attend t er places, if any, possessing the same advantoges. fd Stages wil! ply dail, several times each day, starting due notice will’be given.) ao that thes Who do not choose to drive their own horses, can leave in th boat or stages after breakfas', and be in the city refore nine in the moraing, amtecd to their business, and return in time to dine with their fam’ ‘The Hotel i (of the hours ¥ welladapied'for the purposes signed, and since last year, has been great jerged. The Dining !ooms, Parlors, Rea: and Bowling Saloons, are all spacious avy extensive Hotel ‘The Bed Rooms are un and furnished yn a neat and aperop te style. Kvery attention shall be paid torender the “* Sea Bathing” all that the moat fase tidious could desire. ere Will be attached to the House a Band of Music, and alls gotup in aspleadid sty le—and in fact every other amusement that will tend to gratify those ladies an who kindly patronize this establishment. The charge for board will be from $8 to $12 per week exch person, (children and servants half price.) according to tne size and situation of the rooms, end the length of time which they are ocenpied. For the liberal stowed upon the t which it was de- proved and en- Rooms, Billi: rd ell arranged for. ly Jarge andairy, wished patronage which was be- ’avil on zt Rockaway, the ive 4 disti Marine years that the subscriber was oue of its proprietors, as well as for the generous patronage bestowed upon the various other ¢a tablishments which he has heretofore been convected wi: Eno wleagenra < ews leave to return his grateful With re- newed exertions on his pari to pleas forthe “* Hamilton House” the appre! ALONZO REED, Formerly of the Waventy House, few York. N. B. The splendid Hotel (Wadawenuck Hovse,) at Ston- ington, Ct, will continue to be conducted by iny former part. rer, Mr. Blake Any communi-ations for Mr. Reid, left at the “Astor Houte.”” New York,, will be promptly attended to. my Id 3tawis2wre SAL® OF CHOICE DOUBLE DAHLIAS AND IREENTOUSE PLANTS —The suberibers will sell at their large store 639 Breadwa 0 Greed House Plant sbl+ for Varetmes, Ge aun rangens, Puchsias, F y. ond consis. in covering arbors or rel is, Roses in 1: ctuss wleanders: ace Jasinies, Hy ‘aud’ anuuiber of other plints su table for Ormmenring flower gardens Our Dahlias are so welt known that any commert is ceemed nanecessary, farther than to state t+ a: they arcequal to apy that we have sold oar numerous Customers for the lest ten oa DUNLAP & CARMAN, Seedsmen and Florists, *S DAHLIA SALE—The sub: to. their friends aud castom- of Dshivas this season wall Cre perv of mid St*re THORN BURN r aame, Plaats and the Quality of the flowers, suffic» it te say thatouy collection in Wroget.er unrivalled ic'this couutry, =-din this. sale will, be fered, maay splendid variegated sorts in n. oth-t collection here ‘The plants strong a d rooted through the bottom of pots, be tumed cur he gro on s000 es del vered. fale of M. udenes warrants this tans ig, and fro ‘aess of the season will, no , meet the highest expectation, Will be watrauted as ie- Presented ia erinlogues Catalogues ready for delivery oa Tues Ymorning, Plants AUCTION SALES. | __ AMUSEMENTS. TROMAD WEILL. Aactuonee | PALMO’S Nu YORK OPEHA HOUSK. WEDNESDAY Ds Scales: Pex Doles, eae eee, LEADER OF THE ORCHERTRA -- 319, Serer! Combined wich all the former Distinguished , WEDNESDAY EVENING, May iSth, berformed th celebried sud brillant Opera of «s+ Big A Valtellit ara te Baeahoot Amina + Bivino.::::: Bt) Tere a Moliawo Sia'n ipwiee ‘s Alessio» ery 7 N. 6.—The Box Office is now open eves week, from 10 o'clock A M., uutil (o'clock may be secured for the easu Keguly transferable Price $10 for Twelve lepreseutation Subscribers not securing seats the price of tickets is placed at $6 for the season—not transferabl ‘Stage Manag-r-+ : seeeee Me, Wells IF The publie are respectfully informed that the Bathe hav beed newly arranged and fitted up ima handsome style, and are in full operation, wight and day PARK Tete 4 Ceats | Fit G, May 14th, tip NIG the T PERE, D | Gallery 1936 will be performed) THE, Fortunio Mrs H Hast. HUMPING LEGACY—Rosetia, Boxes THIS EVEN YOUNG 3 Aftec which FOR To conc! with « Miss Maywood. eee Benefit of THIS “Vv eNind May RICHELIEU IN LO ner; Queen Anne DIA ¥oliowed nv To conelude with TH mT ith, lay of Vi'—Cardinal Richelieu, Mr Cone utriehe, Miss Reyoolds + the Coogo Melodists selrrik: SHELL'S OLY MPIO THE ARMY THIS EVENING. May ch, to commence with A MISTAKEN § ORY. Mr Pica Mr Holland After whieh CATS IN THE L Followed by THE VOUNG SC AM To conclude with THE ALPINE MAID. AMBILICAN MUSEUM, .\ND PERPETUAL FAIR. ready for view on} Thursday 7 Mt HORNBURN eco mii itis*m HYUICE PLANTS AL AUCTION.—LEVY & SPOON- Bue will sell chis moroiny at 11 o’clo 151 Broad’ hwiee collection of PLANT'S. € es of many verievies; Pi ns, Lemons and Orange ‘Trees, Ver! us of many sorts, with many others too numerous to de- Also, Sagar Beet, Gardea and Flower Seeds item MONEY TO LEND, BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, No. 58 Reade erect, vear Broxdway, loans mouey in Large or sinall aurms, red. ou Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Wearing Apparel, aud personal property of Ap2d Imre AKOUCHE FOR SALE—A second havd one, but litte 2 used and as good as new, suitable for one. or two. horses, will be sold chen». Apply at 166 Nassau street, or at 142 Sixth avenue, where it can be seen. mil2 3tre Post Ovvice, New Youx, May 13, 1644 NGLISH MAIL—Letier Bags per Roval Mail Steamer Hibernia, will be closed at the Upper and Lower Post Offices in this city.on Wednesday the 15th instant, at 45 min- utes past 4 o’clock, P.M. ‘The overland postage of 18% cents on each single letter, must he paid. mi? 3tre JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M (TIFFAN , YOUNG & ELLIS, 259 and 260 Breadway, cor- ner of Warten street, Iiaporters of the various Fancy Man- ufactures of France, Englend, Germany rnd China. have al- hest, and best collection of elegant nati « tail mit A stable for presents, to be for ¢ oie best assortm and faney Stationery, P: Envelopes, French Porfumery, Com’ and articles for the toilet gene ly; Cutlery, € rti French Parasois, Shades rir Umbr ‘ery superior quality, Freach an? Bohemian Papier Mache and Bronze ich Driving and Ridin Desk, Papeteries, Dressing Cases ans ooks, Card Cases for all use; Purses, Pockes Bi Swiss Chairs, Tabl js. Indian Good; y invite particular « all of their Own importat retail sales, ‘or selected irm, trom sources; aud ew therefoce be recommended, not only a - fer gaauity and. fiver finish than articles ral sule, b flower in price and newer aad more Ay their establishment is the largest of its ki and has become oue of tie attractions of the eit fully invite the visits of strangers, with the asy may examine the collection without incur tion to wake purcheses—that the seme hat th K' the least obliga- Corner of Broadway and Ann street. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. SSeS SSE Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineton, May 12. 1844. The course of the Globe, about these days, oce cupies 80 large ashare of public attention, produ- cesso great and important effects upon public opie nion, and the interests of the nation, and is 80 gen- erally commented on, that | must call attention to another most extraordinary article in the last num- ber (of Saturday night). It is the more proper that I should do this, as 1am probably the only one at Washington who has both the necessary in- formation and the positiou to put the Globe and the country right in the premises. It will be recollected that first the Globe came out strong for annexation. ee . Next, Col. Benton discovered that ‘armistice,’ which Mr. Blair unfortunately ‘forgo! And this fact, the existence of the “armistice,” was the rea- son, and the sole reason, why the Globe made its remarkable somerset, and came out strong against anne on. And not only so, but this same for- gotton “armistice” was the only ground (as the Globe states) of Mr. Van Buren’s objection to im- mediate annexation. In proot, hear the Globe of last night. A treaty is negotiated wit Texas forthe reannexation of that territory to the Union. Betore this treaty is sub- mitted to the Senate, a letter is despatched to Mr. Van Buren to know his views on the subject. He answers that he ia against the ratification of the treaty now, in consequence of the existing relations between Texas and Mexico. ‘ ‘ : * fi . . The letter refers to the efforts of the author heretofore made to accomplish the reannexation, and its whole tenor shows great solicitude on h rt to effect LS But, always alive tothe honor of his country, he will not com- sent to take Texas from those who, by the existing ermis- tice, acknowledge that they have not complete title to the soit —acknowledge that it is not yet redeemed from Mexican do- JUMPHANT SUCCESS. GRAND PERFORMANCES t 3 o'clock every afternoon, aud # every evening. NT AND GIANTESS! !' the twe greatest won- era of the nge,may be seen from 10 o'clock A.M. till 1, from 2 till half-past 5, and from 7 till 10. he mwuager is happy to announce an en, ly, with the ORPHEAN FAMIL Opposite the Astor House, THE MOST BRILLIANT AND TR At halts The Gt = wKement, for one tof five persons, inns of the first class Mr WINCHELL, mitable Drollerist; Mz. WM. COLE, the Contortionist; Mr. LYNCH A PEVITE CERITO; the DOGBILLY; aud others. ‘A’ Beautiful Collection of Wax Figures, The GIPREY QUEIN, the Fortune ‘Teller, may be private ly consulted at all hours of the day and evening. ‘Lickets 25 cente—children under tea years b854 cewts, Twee- ty-fivecents extra for private consultations with the Gipsey Queen. 130 Te CHALE S AW YORE MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. Broadway, the minion—and estop themselves from conveying it to us, But with the expiration of ‘the armistice thi ea, and the onty difficulty suggested by Mr. Van Buren is d. removed. ‘This occurs within the year, and before the November election. Thus, before he can be called upon to act, he will be free to follow his wishes, which he declares to be for the reunion. Where is the issue, then, with him? What is it the friends of the measure call upon him to do that he will not be ready to perform? and that, too, with a discretion and suecess which, perhaps, no living statesman could secure, * ° . . We have stated the only objection of Mr Van Buren to the treaty. Is that a valid objection? We confess we think 80, as it induced us to change our position in reference to it. Wewere reluctant to do so, of course; but the fact of the war, which we regarded in our first article as a mere paper war, being established by the armistice, which we had forgotten, obliged us, out of respect for the honor of our country, in which its true interests are in- volved, to change our views of immediate action without the consent of Mexico, which the existing circumstances ren- 9) ite MR. H. BENNETT A DWARF! THREE INCHES SHORTER! AND AS OLD AS. JM 'PHUMB!! A GIANTESS, NEAR EN FEET HIGH; AND' EIGHT PERFORMERS! ! All tor One Shilling. The followig performen ppear i= Mrs. PHILLIPS, the songstress; Mr. ASHWICK, yo. The GREAT WESTE: rs. WESTERN, CEL! the graceful Danseuse, Mr H. CONOVER, d former, and Mr W. CONOV, i LY Pr ESTE, rotean Per? ER, the celebrated Comic Melodeon, that plays a variety of brilliant Overtares, Halfa Million of Cariosities, Grand Costmorama, and Splendid Picture Gallery, containing all the celebrated chatacters during the Revoluti Afternoon Entertanment on Wednesday and Saturday at #’elock. Performance in the Lecture Room to commence at 8 o'clock in the evenicg. m2 TH EATR‘CAL NOT! E—The undersigned, having leased ths Montreal ‘thearte, would be bappy to inret the views if possible, of such members of :he profe.siou as are disposed to joim in a pleasaut jummerengagersent. Please apply, by letter, M. to ot persoually between @ and 4 P LEANDER RODNEY, __Lovejoy’s Hotel, NY RAYMOND & WEEKS’ GRAND MENAGERIE, £R OF EIGHTH STRELT AND BOWERY. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, mid It* re con sand attention it be business ur aw ins Iinre ins her cus. poll It be showa whether the object of the ADAME N. SCHELTEMA 1 Smets) tumers and the ladies of New York generally, recenved per inst Havre packets, arew and splendid aut of rich embroidered snd other Weddiog Dresses some very rich ‘Thread Lace a al Searfs sui Ve some very beaatitul orvandi and d Muslins of all des Bareges, rew styl ‘pe tions ; s, and every variety of rich materials suitable ‘or day nud everiug dresses benuti- fal Caps, suitable for watering places, which Indies who uch articles would do wail call and examine, as they q have been expressly ordered at this GODEY’S MAGAZINE AND LADY’S BOOK, FOR JUNE, 184—-VOLUME XXVIII. Rich and Rare Embellishments for the June No. of Godey’s Magazine. ‘The Belle of the Ball—Engiaved by Posselwhite." ‘The Pi-Nie—Engraved by AL Dik. Fashions of tie Olden Time. Fashion Plate—Welkiag Dress—Evening Dress. Sofa Table. Unique Cornice and © Fashionable Sewing C| Masic—Le Desie: * Oh! a CONTENTS—ORIGINAL, The Pic-Nic, by Jane T Fleming, see Plate.s The Manderfietds, by Miva Lesl e. “a Vortimer ond Lilian, Part 11. by George Broome. The Belle of the Ball, by Alive Hervey, see Plate. The Lim’s Crag, a Legead from the Deep Drawer, by Mra, Lee. Affectation, by Mrs, Caroline H Butler. ‘The Tiue Rights of Woman, by Vark Benjamin. Country Life in Merrie England. by Theo Ledyard Cuyler. taazas on Conarroe’s reautitul Painting of “The Sleeping 8” by Charles West Thomson. Antobiograp Old #ofa, by Helen Maitland. eoglisl n, by Professor J Sanderson. Broken Circle, by Samuel D. Patterson. t Gift by 8H Browne. ioneth the Sympathy of Nature, a Discourse by Jelfenatein. t Colprings for Avtificinl Flowers, by Ming Leslie Masic—Le Desir; Ob! Were ta Bird ! by JTS Sullivan, O Sing me that Song, by the Poor Seho nditory? Table Lditors’ Book Table WM. M. CHRIBTY, Agent, No. 2 Sator Houre. inl Itec J. B. WINDLE & Co., te La bird.” IMPORTERS OF AND DEAL i TABLE CUTL+RY HARDWARE, TIN WARE, WOOD WARS, BRUSHES, BASK#TS, MATS, &e No. 56 MAIDEN LANE, New York. Packet ships, Sternboats, Hovels, and Private Houses, far nighed at_mantifecturing prices, at the shortest notice. ‘They import snd entain their goods direct ‘ er from the manu irely for cash—having the largest United Stat they offer induceme s o where else. i¢ manufactured to order of ___amid It re * ELEUSIS OWNED of all the ancient ly ¢ T y nd are i timately connected with the imsti- tutions of Freemasonry and Oud Kellowsh: aud whose secerts were eagerly sought after by the most famous of the philo- sophie werld, ar constitating the hei-hth of hima wisdom. BUT THE GREATEST MYSTERY of the present dav is how G. B. Clarke, Tai ilor, 132 William street, cau afford to mak h hardsome Freach ¢ loth Deess es getting up of the work will be the same as that Tryon, kc. from whose well known establish- bsciiber has but recently retired, G. B, CLARKE, 132 William street, N. B.—Office and Suminer Coats, ana'a few Vests, &e. will, for the convenience of strangers, Ke. be alwavs on baud T 7A SPECIMEN OF A $16 COAT CAN BE § AT THE STORE. my 13 Lwisk3wo 1 THE LADIES—If you have hairy excreseac:s, concenl- ‘oad and elevated furehexd have the unsight- eof a beard on your apper lips sf you, have guy isfiguring any part of your otherwice beautilu udre Habtiie, invented by Dr. Felix Gouraus, will vithout the slightert injury oF fied of by see all doubts of kor sale only road way—$1 at 67 Walker street, one duor from the corner per bottle—where may be had the folowing articles all wa:- Taate he celebrated Italian Medicated Soap, for curing all blotches, pimples, freckles, txn, morphew. scarvy,itch, redness, aallowners, cr roughness of t or mnsquito bi or chapped hands, free medivta ; inthe washing of ri ion and chafing, its prope really artonishing so soltening aud hi that'no mother should be withoutacike One cake, 5 4 fie and we war: rant it or return the money if Be on your guard against a bold imiation, and bay no whereelse but as abo 's Eau de Benuty, or Troe Water of Henuty, nand approve i cosmetic for cleansing, healing, pari tying, and beantifving the compzexio 1, and by’ its dilstmt pro- nting the formation of wrink!es,aud ing therm nt. $1 jer bottle. Gouraud’s Hair Dye will chinge red or gery hair to a beauti- ful dark brown or olack, without stsiaing tae skin. $1 per bot- Ue, Whisker and Eyebrow Lye. °S cents per Gouraud’s Blane PEspagne, or Spanish Whive lift-ike alabaster whiteness and smoothness to the sl from all injurious ingredients, and ix eatirely annihilating com- mon chalk and flake whiie. Pat up in elegant boxe, 29 vents each. This, with ocher of Dr, G's preparations, is imitated Buy no where else but at 67 Watker s'reet, just one door from the coraer cf Broadway, where will be fond an assortment of the most delicate and ‘choice Feifamery, imported from all ities are parts. Agents—Jordan, 2 Milk street Philadelphia; Robinson, Hai Seabrook net Tripp Carswell, Lockport; 33 ty; Gothrie, Aiban Lbigtt, Gosten; Myers, New er, Jor, Newport; Carletoay Lowell; Ives, Salem; Hodge, rypo ston, Portsmouth; Patton, Porth; Gade Luther White, Cala's; Seth 5. Hanse, Baltimore; Selby (arker Washington; V hmond; Mathewson, Norwich, ree t, 3 (laven; Dy: + Mon. Fraser, Conn; Bul, ‘Hartford; I6.'C. Ferre, Middiecowa. NOTICE TO SEAMEN. A MEETING of the Seamen of the vert of New York will Yel ‘onctual attendance is earnestly requested. ax business of the utmost importance to seamen will be brought mid Im dy&wy re be held at Crotoa Hall, on Tuesday, ‘teh instant, at 2 vek, PM before the meeting, and also some arrangements will be pro- m3 20%e¢ THORNS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COBAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA posses! afew advantages. ni enjoyed by auy other medicine forthe cure of all sexunl d seases, and which mast, with an enlightened publ assuredly highly popular, auda desderarum lon im he medical world. It needs no confinement diet In its approved form, that of paste, it +4 entirel Jess, and exuses no unpleasant rensatiog to the; atient. Ithas acquired the utmost tne in alwonte ery part of Ku- cove; it has Leen eximined, approved cf ands» sectioned ‘by the frenivy of medic: aad reo wnded by the .soat emi the'piofeanion Prepared by J.B. ‘Thorne, chemist, London, and for sale wholessle and retail b JAMES TARKANTT, 266 Greenwich st, corner of Warren street, Also, at 2 Pack How and 581 Broadway, 183 B: Broudway, comer uf Walker street. ”"”* 1¥8 Hrgudwiay 399 . ime in order t» give the !a- dies an opportunity ty select at their I now style ct Straw Hats never before imp: expressly adapie for country use—very. coming ; on entire new sty'e of Freach Parvols, ladies Um- brellas whieh, together with her asual yaried assortineat fancy goods, she will ba happy to exhib favor her with their patronags. » those who may mé 2iwisim*ec M. RICE’S CASH pine eee ESTABLISH- ‘T.191 Canal street, may be fouad a general assortment of CLOTHS, CASSEMERKES AND VESTINGS, of ¢ lates: patt~rus, bought expressly for Spring aad Summ which will be made up in the most fashiouable style, to suit the times, for cash only. Genth men furuishing their owa cloth ean hays it made up in the latest fashion, at very iow prices—Good fits warraut-d.— Als, on hand a large stock of splendid Sack Coats ready made, tremery low prices. at ex! Don’t forget the number, 194 Canal a BEACON COURSE, GREAT FOOT RACE FOR $800. 2 hroprietors of ths above Course offers premium for a ot Rice, to take place on the Beacon Course, near Ho- he 3d of Inne next, as follows:— rominm of $500 ty avy’ one who will perform 104 miler ar 820 to th e segond in he race, and $100 to the No one will be allowed to start who does not enter for the Race on or before the 28h rnstant. JAMES D. M'MANN, No. 161 Varick street mit 1t*re between Vandam and Churlton, N, ¥. B! THURSDAY, May 1 two toile heats, a H Jones names A Concklin d Same day, at 4, Purse $10: J Whelpley enters Goo Edwards do + WS Heed Geo Sprece Also, Same La: dle, becwrea EL blick mare do +eech, is fom ‘A Match for $500, Mile Heats under tne sad- Woovdruff’s gray mare, aad A. Concklin’s mit It#re P. Parse $500, two ‘Lhe following celebrated horses are Washington ++bg Ripton seeeebrm Votehess D Briant t++grm Lay Suffolk Admission to the enclosed space and Members Stand, $1— Pubic, Stard, 50 cents, Members tickets will be given on the abov= day. to thore that prefer them, in preference t0 paying for each tret during the sesson ‘An extra trnia of ears is provided for the conveyance of pas- ser gers to and fromthe Ceurse on the above day, leaving the South Ferry at 2 ’elock, and the Course immediately aft trot. Fareeach y 25 cents mil de® H Weaodruff- ‘ THE SPRING MEETING will commence over the Eagle Coarse, 'T eaton, iesday, May Lith. Day—Sweepstakes for'three year olde, mule heats, A Purse of $150, two mile heats, of $75, rile he's, Purse ot $150, two mile heats. Parse of 875, mile heata ries will close at the Fuigle Hotel, on theevening previous eh race, at Bo'cloek: (7 No charge at the gate—25 eents fo the Public Stand= Meinbers Tickets $3. PIGEON ‘Thursday, May 16th, to, SHOOTING, th following the Races, a me off, sub. $25 each, five subseribers. riven for Pigeon he trap twenty the evening to close at the Hagle hooting. at # o'clock “Admission to the Course and Staads on the days of the Hotel, yards entrance $5, previous to. the Shoot tree, For farther particulars see New York Spirit of the " AMES BROWN, Proprietor. ‘Trenton, N.J , May 6th, 1844, m9 60" re S8RS RAYMOND & W+EKS respectfally inform the citizens of New York, who ao, literally patronized id and iefechihition of Wild” <nimnate leat season, that they this dav open their Grand Menagerie at the comer of Eighth stieet and Bowery, accessible by ov ninvsses and stages.” and but a fw minu es walk from the mi ‘al Caravan has had many rew 1 previs collection ard can stand with anv similar establishment iv Eavore Hours of exhibition from 10 to 12, 2t0 4. avd 710 10 1 the eve K Herr Driesbach will usual exhibit those instances of cour- ageous See over the wilde t savages eof th hy have rend put tion iraperishabl THE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS AT CLINTON Hall, imcored with the intention, of commencing a Ne- tional Gallery for the arcists and students of New York offered for sale to all amateurs and connoisseurs of paint itis considered useless to mention anything in favor of different paintisas which eompore this collection lic and the press having too frequently spoken of it in terms of the highest commendation The gallery will be ‘opened for public tion evary day, and the printings will be sold at public avccion on Wednesday, the 22d of May, at Vo'clock, A. M Special geats in the saloon reserved for the Admission free. matr22re THE FINE ARTS. OW EXHIBITING at the late APOLLO GALLFRY, corner of way and Chamve s street (entrance in thambers street, a collee.ion of OrigicalOil Paintings, 19 per. fect order Those wno have seen the firat galleries of Eur p- Pronounce this collection to be equal to muy ther have seen. Admittance 25 cents, catalogues welude- mil lwtee ARD—200 barrels, 200 half barrels aud 360 kegs Prime Leaf th 2 Vazoy, Cor sale Lard, Jans day som ship Va y ILLINS & CO , 56 South at. mid 3tre HA™s. SHOU 8, ke —!0 casks Smoked Harns, 3 Smoked Sides Smoked Shoulders. Hams 1. Salt. Shoulders do Joles do = L ¢ do do do do do Pickled Hama, 10 do di 150 borrels d All in fine erder, and bi Yazoo. and mid 3tre ling this day from for sale in lo by ‘0., 56 South st. ka 11 3t* re TO LET—The Store No, 61 Liberty street, now oc- capied by the subscribers. A very desirable location for he Dry Goods Jobbing Business, Possession can be or before Ist of August. c PERSSE & BROOK! ROOM, oF one oF two gentlemen, & re handsome front ro ished and on the second fh 2 4 iT, As: civate family, with or without breakfast and tea, eras mo erste Apply at 94 White street. m9 19tre NEW YORK, ALBANY eg TROY STEAMBOAT NE FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Moming Line fromthe foot of Barclay street, landing at intermediate places. : The steiner TROY, Captain A. Gorham, this mom- ing at 7 o'clock. Phe steamer EMPIRE, Captain 8. R. Roe, to-morrow morning, at 7 o'clock. Evening Line from the foot of Courtland street, direct. ‘The steamer ALBANY, Captain K. B. Maey, this. even- ing, at 7 o'clock. The steamer SWALLOW, morrow evening, at 7 o'clock. ‘The Boats of this Line, owing to their light draught of wa ter, are able at all times to pass the bars, and reach Albany and Trey in ample time to take the morujog train of cars for the east or west. For passage or freight, apply on board, or at the offices ou the wharves mitre BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINK OF LIVER- POOL PACKETS—FOR LIVERPOOL.—Regular " Csptain A. MeLean, to- Packet of 16th May.—The new magnificent and cele ted fast sailing packet ship YORKSHIRE, burihen 1150 DG, Bailey commander, will positively sail ou Thure 6th May, her regulardey. Ivis well known that the Yorkshire is fitted out in a most ly manner, with every modern improvement that cannot but add to the comfort of those ing the old country, should call and see th specimen of naval architecture, before enwaging par- age wn any otier vessel, 1 passage apply on voard, foot of Beekman st thers: 5 BROTHERS & CO., street, next door to the Falton Bank A AND First Regular i sailmg packet sb ip tively sail as above, miitol6 re OR NEW ORL eW YORK LIN ’acket, to sail 16th, he fi Captain Eldridge, will posi her regulor For freight or passage, having handsome furnished accommo- dations, apply on board, at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall street, orto E. K.C NS & CO. 56 Soath street. Positively no goods received after Wednesday evening, the 15th Agents in New Orleans—Messra. Hullia and Woodruff, who will promptly forward ali goods to their address. Shippers by this line may rely m having their goods heate m measur and that the ships of this line will sail punctoally as advertised mit Bere LTS FOR LIVER: he splendid new ship QUEEN OF TH , Cart. P. Woodhouse, will sail o 2ist May, her regular day. ‘The ships ot this fine briag all 1000 tons and upwards, per- yas abont to embark for the old country, will not fail to see the advantages to be derived from selecting this line in pre forence to any other, as their great capacity rendece them every way more comfortable and convenient than ships of a smal er class, and their accommodations it 1 well kuowa are superior to any others, Persons wishing early application ow = yecure berths should not fail to make paid. foot of Burling Slip, 0 Wote dt TAPS O At their General Passege Office, 76 Seat! miim PASSAGE FROM DUBLIN. CORK FORD, DERRY, COLERAINE, Newry; Drogheda, te —Persons wishing to nds can have them Drought out trom any of th 18 1n first class American Packet Ships, on the most te ble terms and without therrexperigucing ABY wnnecessay W. Tarscott, one of the firm, will be on. th spot to give his personal Attention to the passeuxers enkaxed by the subscribers or their agents here, and persvus tay rely that the wishes and comforts of those whose paswage may, be engaged by them will have all due and prover etieution. For particulars apply, if by letter, jt F 4, cy & at their General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip where, also, Draft may be obtained, for In ayable on demand, out discount oF an the National or Proviveia: Banks of Irelan, ranches throughout the orn w ai BELFAST nd for v al APSCO' rr. 8 THERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS, and Country Dealers.—You will find it to your advantage Lo obtain a supply of Or. Holts medicines—See ad- vertivement, 5th column last page. m5 Iw*ee {MPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN “HOSE h sted, will perce, chat. i (LG for tie sale OM. M: DESOMEAERS Wate Procreative k.linue Cordias. (7 See ad’ ertisement on last column of fowrthpage. apto Im i pO LIVERPOOL <The New Live Hequia: ‘acket 2iat May.—The new and very, avperior New ai: built packer ship QUEEN OF Tih, WeSC, it i ip Woodhouse, 125) tons barthen, will sul as above, F regular day, For freight of passage, having elegant and roomy ation uomurpmssed by any "aldo 0 port spel UW o dy, wi side Bu slip, orto ards at west site AYOUDHULL & MINTURNB, #7 South st 100. The’ fucken tmip Iecehester, Capt John Uritten, 10 tous harthed, willaucesed the Queen of the West, nad. cail om her reqular day, Sist June, ‘aie dered necessary. : This most extraordinary and important article establishes several strong points. First, that “Mr. Van Buren’s only objection to the treaty” (such are the words) is that the “existing armistice” isan “acknowledgment” on the part of Texas, that ‘they they have not complete title to the soil—that they are not yet redeemed from Mexi- can dominion”—and have therefore ‘estopped themselves from conveying Texas to us.” : Second, that ‘‘with the expiration of the armis- tice this estoppel ceases; and the ont, culty suggested by Mr. Van Bnren is removed Third, that this ‘armistice,’ in the opimon of the Globe, is a “‘valid objection,” and the only rea- son that “induced us (the Globe) to change our po- sition inreference to it” (the treaty), “The ar- mistice, which we had forgotten, obliged us (the Globe) to change our views of immediate anrexa- tion,” &c. Here, then, we have the ex, _ de the Globe that as soon asthe “armistice” shall ex- pire, all “difficulties” and “objections,” on the part both of Mr. Van Buren and of the Globe, will lies removed, and they will then be ready to go for “immediate” annexation. Having now nailed and clinched the Globe and Mr. Van Buren to these positions, | have only to add, what I wrote you yesterday, on the authority of the Texian ministera, and from President Hous- ton’sown hand, that no armistice ever had an exts- tence ut all. And the reason why it never had an existence was the very fact that President Houston woud not “acknowledge (in the words of the Globe) that Texas is not yet redeemed trom Mexi- candominion, and that they have not complete title to the soil, and thus estop themselves from conveying it to the United States.” The Globe is now bound, “ out of respect for the honor of our country, in which its true interests are involved,” to make Somerset No. 3, and Mr, Van Buren is bound to make Somerset, No. 1, and both come out promptly and boldly in favor of im- mediate annexation. : 5 Mr. Blair complains of an ‘ abscess in his ear, but it is probably an ‘armistice.’ He complains of “forgetting the armistice.” He should learn hereafter not to forget what never existed. There were two meetings of democratic mem- bers last evening—one in relation to annexation, and the other in relation to adjournment, In relation to annexation, many opinions were expressed, but nothing concluded on. i relation to adjournment, no time was agreed upon ; but the opinion seemed to prevail that Con- zress could not adjourn before the 10th of June—and rom all | can learn there is no good ground to be- lieve |it will adjourn before that day, if it does then. 8. B. z plicit declaration of Wasurne'rox, Sunday, May 12, 1844. A caucus was held last night by the focos. There was agreat deal of jarring and quarrelling and fight- ing, and finally they broke up after informally agreeing to adjourn two days belore the Baltimore Convention, the 25th inst. I think it quite likely they willadjourn then, The longer they stay to- gether the more they will quarrel. Mr. An , in secret session, moved to expel Tappan, the amiable and pure christian, for send- ing (sr copy of the Treaty to the ‘Evening Post.’”” Tappan took up his hat ‘and sloped. He is to be severely censured for violating the oath of secrecy; not expelled he Senate are discussing whether they shall discuss the Treaty with open doors or not—the quibble is on the wording of the resolution. I pre- sume it will be done openly—if so, you will have a report of the whole, day by day. Ishall go to the Baltimore Convention onthe 27th and send you a full account, All will be stagnant ull then. After that, look out for squalls from all quarters. Van Buren, Stewart, Dodge and Cass, are the names. J Woodbury is coming out with a letter in favor ot annexing Texas instantly. {cj The Mayor of Philadelphia has offered a re- ward of $1000 for the apprehension of the person or persons who fired St. Augustine’s Church. The body of an Irishman was found yesterday afternoon among the ruins in Cadwallader street, Kensington. Sales of Stocks at Philadelph! Finst Boann, May 13 —139 shs Wilmington, 18}; $3100 lo 6's "58, 87; $6000 do "56, 89; $8000 Reading RK Bonds, 71; $3000 do bof 71; $1000 do s6f 71; $1000 5’, 774; $7000 do’ 77}; 5 shs Louisville Bk, 874; 128 Girard Bank, 99; $200 State 5's, 76}; $1000 Lehigh 6's, 1845, 374; 24 s Givard Trust, 21; $900 Lehigh 6s, 1945, 38: U. 8. Bank, 9} ; $7000, State 6's, 77} ; 60 shares nk, Tenn, 61} ; 100 do Wilmington, bdf, 19. LATEST SOUTHKKN SHIP EW: PHILADELEMIA, May 13.~Are Gen Scott, Shaw, and Fran ces, Fowler, NYork; John Mershon, Albany. Bavtimone, May 1}~Arr Lodi, Nickerson, Boston; Jos B Teh, Hallett, do; John Danlap, Hilliard, from St Johns foe, Snedicor, N York—Denmarks, Davis, do—T: Providenc Rebe kins, Laguayra—b. ——— SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. MANHATTANVILLE AND GTON LINE OF STAGES. Fare to Manhattanville 1234 cen’ Washington 25 cents. T' mence rupning on Saturda: as ving Manbattanville, at 6 o'clock A. M., and continue ranniag eyery hour antil Tovelock P.M Leaving New York, corner of Tryon Row and Chatham st, two doors east of the Hartem Railroad Office, at 7 o’clock, A’ M , and continue ran~ aing every hour antil 8 P. M These 8 the route Honser rphien Asylum aad Lu lay, Abbey Hotel, I'rimity Charch Wort Washington HELL GATE FERRY, EW YORK STAGES inning oa Monday, May N o'clock, all, at 7,9, 10, and M RIAL STOR ASTORIAY posite City Hi Te B45, Sard? oaloen’ Bb am tage willeal! for passengers at jowery, corer “Mindat Hazurd’s, Yorkville, All baggage at the Fink On the arrivel of the stage at Astoriayites ill im ately bein readiness for conveying passengers vo wood and Long Islaud Farms, Fare 12 ceuts Ml Pell Horses aud Wagons tole. LEWIS & CARTE! A im * re + SUMMr Rh ARRANG NEWARK AND NEW YORK. FARE ONLY 184 CENTS. THE NEW AND SWIFT STEAMER RAINBOW, CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY, Ou and after Monday, Viay 13, will ran folluws:—Leave \ewark, foot of Th AM and Ug fo staciO A.M. and 4 P.M. Ou Sundays—Leave Newark at 6 A. M. and 2P. M. and Now York ac 10 A. %. and 4 P.M. Freivnt carried at very reasow May 10th, 1844 OW LONDON Regalas P {ike mister wl se tbove, be veneer for cabin, 2d cabin, and rm steerage 4 oo aa ket of the I inet TONER