The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1844, Page 3

¢ effects of great speculations, that quoted prices cannot Considered a# any criterion of the real value The been caused by bt existed in the minds of many, asto the Fesult of the negociations now going on in London in re- ion to @ loan. Until something more decided is kaown nm this question, speculators will continue their epecula jons as they have commenced. ‘The settlement of the tariff’ question has settled the mind on the subject. While this bill was in agita- Hon, every department of trade and commerce was influ: Paced rather unfavorably. ‘The uncertainty and doubt hat involved every interest while the proposed bill was junder debate, have disappeared, and the prospect of per- imanenucy in the provisions of the present act has given renewed activity to every industry, and the country progress to prosperity, We do not attri- bute the improvement in business to the influence of this Mit has very limited power in producing such aresult, but we attribute every thing to a perfect understanding among the commercial classes, position, and ofthe influences likely to bear upon their future arrangements. It matters very little the policy pursued by government towards the commercial commu, nity, £0 long as they have the assurance of stability and The most restrictive me time, be willingly submitted to by all parties, rather than be cursed with periodical revolutions in commercial pMust make ray ures would, in ‘The monthly report of the Banks of Ohio, for May, Sompared with April, shows a slight increase in all de” partinents but one, viz : deposits. Banus or Onto. Names of Banks. Pratt Cinein’i, 699.777 Bank of © relevitle, Cliaton Br, Columbus, Bank of Sandusky, P Lafayetre Bley Cinein te, Bark of Xenier Bank of Woost Bak cf Massilion, Bank of Saudusky, ding features of these Banks are as follows :— Cireulstion, ++ A comparison of these returns is hardly fair, as the returns of the Bank of Norwalk were not included in the Aprilreport. Making sufficient allowance for these re- turns, and we have a very favorable statement. We have in this instance another evidence of the importance find @enefit of monthly returns. Old Stock Exchange. 59 shas Canton Co bd 60! ty do 60, do 160 Reading RE 408 NY State 7 325 do 3109 NY City $’s, .70 4009 Obiv 6%, ’60 190 do 20 NY and Erie RR: 25 di 20 0 55 Mohawk RR 100 do ses Bk 1 Bk of Aneries 10 Deland Hudson 2 Merch's Exe 8k 5 do Life & Tyust Co (75 Paterson RR 100 Formers? Trust ae Li Tal id RK . : : ear be 3 50 Vicksburg Ble 100 do 100 Morris Conal Bk 100 shas Fermars’ 28 Nor & Ware do New Stock Exchange. © 9934 75 shas Nor & Wore 010025 do “5000, lo 6000 Minois 6's, 70 heat State of Trade. -Pots we quote at $4.25, with very little doing ; re held at $475, Prime northern yellow sells as fast as it ar- O}e. were chiefly in small lots, in the execution of orders to advise per steamer. was oniy $00 bales, at the trates of ‘ly improved tone in the Vetter descriptions, The market ia very dull for this article. nolice small sales of Brazil a 64 a7jc; St. Domingo, 5} 2 sH—Dry Cod is held as $2 933 a $3, he receipts continue quite large, and the sales for shipment very moderate. We quote sales for city con- mption at s7}440c, Common quolities are held *t 33 a ppoNr.—Whale oil is held in this city at Sales in New Bedford at 36 cents. Coast Whalebene in this market selis at 29 cents, and South Sea at 32 cents. country last week 2810 bbls sperm oil, @il, and 59 800 Ibs. whalebone. orted into this 20 bbls whale here is a fair demand for pork. We quote Ohio mess at $9; do prime, $6 93] a $7. Beef City prime sells at $375; do mess at $5 7: We notice sales of 1 ‘There were im state—The following sales were made by auc- The three story brick house and two lots of ground on Stuyvesant street, near 2d avenue, . Virginia lands, in Konawha and Fayette counties-- Cotton Market. reports of worms, caterpillars and freshets, as af- fecting the young cotton plant at the South, have made their appearance in the southern papers. "How much truth they possess we leave every one to judge for him- We learn that more breadth of lund has been de. votod to the cultivation of thit staple this year than ever before, and should the season continue as favorable as it has commenced, we have not the slightest doubt but that the new crop will yield more cotton than ever before pro- duced in this country. Within the past two weeks this market has been very inactive, and prices have gradually declined, until those now ctirrent rule from } to gc below those previous to The sales in this market are } rineipally for consumption and shipment. Speculation ceased. Holders are anxiously wal arrival of the Britannia for further advices. this market since the Ist inst. reach 21,600, and the re- ceipt 15,00 bales. New Youk Quoratiens—Livenroon Chassirication. the arrival of the Hibernia, Good middling, Middling fair, RPeroese Receipts any Srocxs or Cotton Exconts to Dates as snove. Britain. France. W af Bic Other prts. Total 496 29,871 principal points in thi# country season amount to 1,929,821 bales, same time last ‘The receipts at all the np to the Jatest dates thi against 2,162,821 for th stocks are nearly double thore of ments this year so fae have been smaller than | year previous. Savaywatt, May 11.—Wednesday the demand continu ed, about 950 bales changing han transactions amonnted to 850 bales, the week being constantly in favor o} have char ged our quotation paid, and now quote~Inferior, 6 a 5}; middling, 6) a 64; middimg tair, 7 a 73; fair and Tha7$; good fair, 74 a7]. Morrie, May 7.—We have to note another Ii ions in the staple, though some of the bi ows a little easier. and the stock on rale at 40,000. The busin ip as follows :—Sati Jay 1,000; and to-day 1,500—total pis same time, 2,269 bales American Manufactures, is a moderate and yesterday the he sales throughout fthe buyers. We m to the prices Sales estimated at 1,600 bales, To this market th Baltimore thero iz avery good enquiry, In Philadelphia sod Boston the same features are apparent that character. It appears that the orders for the west mand only. In ¢ this market. ‘are nearly filled forthe present. We notice no change in the prices for aay dosceh jons of domestic goods. Al interests connected, with manufacturing are in the best possible spirits and coni:ion at thia time After some weeks of suspente Congress has acted in a manner the most favorable to capitaliate eng: cetton ant woollen mills. It will be observed on reference to ou paper, that in the last week the tariff bill has been sett!ed and will probat ly now remain undisturbed for some time to come, There is to be no alteration in the tariff of “42 That was determined upon by a vote of 106 to 99. “A Itis to be supposed that in consequence of the stability which this.act will give to manufactures, that more new mills will spring up in every section of the country. 1y Butfalo, Juliet, IUinois -Natchez—'ennessee—Georgia- and in other States, mills are now in process of erection, and many capitalists will immediately start new ones— being certain that Congress will let thea: alone for a year or two at least. With these numerous additional mills to our already large manufacturing power, we shall soon beable to compete most enccessfully with the manufactures in all ports of the world number of mills in this country, will produce a competi: tion among ourselves of sutticient strength to bring down prices to a lower point than they have ever reached here, and this alone will be a powerful means of sup- planting the English in the China and South American markets | Onr shipments thither are already on a large scale, but with our fresh facilities, the trade will receive an impuls that nothing can stop. Tn the present aspect of affairs manufactures are not to be confined to any particular section—New England for instance—but will spread over the whole Union. They will be at the south as well as at the north. Corn Trade. There ia not a Jarge business doing inthis market. Of flour we have a large stock. We quote Genesee at $4,624. $4.75, Ohio $4.62i¢ $4,75, mpbinen $4,624 a $4,75, New Orleans $4,874, Georgetown and Brandywine $5. There is not an over stock of grain on hand. Wheat alone is scarce. Sales of Dutchess co. at $1,05e. Northern rye 63} a 69. Northern corn 45} a 50c., Southern 47 a d3c. Northern oats 32 a 33 cents. In Boston on the 13th inst , Genesee flour sold at $5, and Fredericksburg $4,81 Mealing corn 50e—white 48 cents. There has been a small falling off in the price of wheat and flour in Rochester. An unusually large quantity has been shipped thence East this season, and buyers there seemed inclined to hold off; indeed there has not been half the activity in this article there this season that there usu. ally is On the 11th inst., prices were, Wheat 7lc ; Oats 24 to 26e ; Corn 44c ; Barley 40 to 62c ; Flaxseed $1 ; Flour retail, $4,25, wholesale $4.13. In the twenty-four flouring mills at Rochester, contain- ing 108 run of ‘stones, there were consumed in’ 1843 the enormous quantity of 1,715,072 bushels of wheat, and 330,- 682 barrels of flour were manufactured. ‘There was very little demand for Howard street Flour in Baltimore on the 13th inst. and the transactions conti- nue small. Holders of fresh growud parcels generally ask $4.62}. A sale was made on Saturday at $4 563. We hear of no sales of City Mills Flour. Holders ask $5, but would probably sell at a fraction less. A sale of 200 bbls. Susquehanna Flour, of choice brands at $475, Wheats have declined. Maryland reds 97 a 103 cents for good to prime. On Saturday a load of Senile pe Pennsylva. nia red was sold at 107 cents ; two loads of good red sold at 104 cents ; and alot with a good deal of smut in it, at 98 cents. A sale of Pennsylvania Rye at 69 cents. Sales of Maryland white Corn at 39a 41 cents, and of yellow at 43 a4d4cents, We quote Oats at 27 228 cents. The market in Cleveland, on the 11th inst, had a decided downward tendency, We note a sale of 400 bbls good brand flour at $3 90, since which we hear of its being of- fored at $3 87}, and no buyers, We have sales of 4000 bush good Southern wheat at 84c; 6000 bush do do deliver- able in afew days at 88c; and 10,000 bush Northern, de- liverable previous to the 25th inst, at 80c. Sale of 1100 bush corn at 44c. Onur accounts from Buffalo are to the 13th inst, and state that that was a blue day in breadstuffs, A few millers only desired to purchase wheat, and those at such a reduction the market seemed as closed entirely. A few sales had taken place and some 10,000 bush had perhaps changed hands, but the transaction were so clogged with contingencies that we forbear to give quo- tations. ‘The rate ranged from 83 te 87c, ‘Tho difference in price seemed to be governed much by_ the facilities to ship down thecanal. Flour appeared to be fast reaching from previous quotations its ebb standard. A few parcels are picked up at $3 83 a $4. 320 bbls of mixed Michigan brought the last named price this morning to go to Vermont. The market all rounl is much more deadened that at any time since the opening of navigation. ‘The Robert, Captain Ried, cleared at Alexandria, D. C., on the sIth inst, for St. John, N. B., with a cargo of 1400 bbls flour, 10600 bushels wheat, and 14,000 do corn American Provisions. There is now a large stock of Beef in this market City Prime fetches $375; City Mess, $5 75; Prime M $11 50; Common, $9 a $10 50, Prime Pork, $6 94 a $7; Ohio Mess, $9; Western Smoked Shoulders, abs Oho 6 cents; New But- ‘There was no change in the price of Bacon, in Balti- more, on the 13th inst., and the sales were moderate at the following rates, viz: prime Western assorted at 43 cents; Sides at 435 cents: Shoulders at ay a4cents, and Hams at 5 a7 cents, according to quality. A small sale of Western Mess Pork was made at $9 25, and al- so another parcel of very superior at $9 50. We quote Prime at $7 25 a $7 50. There were no important sales of Beef. We quo.e as hefore Baltimore packed Mess at $8 50; No, Lat $7, and prime at $5. We quote Western No. 1 Lard, in kegs, at 6} cents, and in barrels at 6} cents with only small transactions, ‘The extensive conversion of Lard into Oil and Candles, has prevented, in agreat degree, the fluctuations of the Cincinnati Pork trude, and given to ft a wholesome steadi- ness. Foreign Markets. Burnos Aynes, March 9-—Our market is at this moment suffering severely from the effects of a monetary crisis, which hax produced a suspension of payment by severni respectable mercantile honses, beth national and foreign The cause to which this state of things is, we believe, mainly att last year to dering the ¢ ng medium insufficient to satisfy the exigencies of the active and extensive business carried ‘on, as is evidenced by the high rate of interest paid for mon , notwithstanding the large supply of specie ntly received from abroad, and which was em vioyed in a considerable number of transactions. The paper money in circulation throughont the vast territory of Buenos Ayres ix equivalent to little more than | 3.000.000 of hard dollars; a sum which, if in ordinary times, was found barely adequate for the purposes of com: merce, mnst be allowed at present to fall short of what is required for a greatly enlarged ephere of operations. It hax been suggested that as a measure ot relief the mint might empowered to discount bills to a certain amount, at a meverate interest ; and that this cou!d be done without in the least affecting the credit of the paper money, or increasing the responsibilities of the State, by conferring on the mint the same privilege as the Custom House in the collection of bills. We do not know how far advisable such a measure may be ; but if it were all practicable, without any serious detriment to any of the paramount interests of the State, we think it would prove highly beneficial, retrieving trade from its present stagnation, and enabling the embarrassed honses to fulfil their obligations towards their creditors without ruinous sacrifices. Died, irs. Canotine A. Kytr, ged 19 years, 3months, and 25 On Tuesday, 14th inst. Alexander Kyle, Jun., days. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, from her late residence, 137 Grand street, this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Passengers Arrived. Ship Ser—George Smith, J K Wilkes, Win Job ‘TH Butterwort wosend, J Robins, h. Havage—Ship Sully—Mr Saldona, Mr Stoffs!l, and 177 in the steerage. aptain Nicholls of ship ehards A. den, Captain apiain George Kidridge, Edwin Williams Beanett, ‘Thomas ityan, 8h ¢ RLESTON—Ship Sattoo—C Re: Mra Horaer and two Miss Tener: ; Jackson Mrs Wisherell aud ‘Aikins, © H Mitchell, W. nolds, J H Smith, and 13 in stee b hi Lf otter Amvportation Jarry —sthip Sully—2 eases Klemm Bro H Mortin =H HGoitlauine 3A B Sants-3.C Abee LT Lerzie SILAS Perrot=t N Samuel=t ts Pave St: BBirhoe LAH Ward—3 4 misor—6 Grodhne—t Mal er—3 | Edwards & Stotdnre—2 Woung & Smith—2 L Pillevus tod M Hrower—2 Cerf. Bear & May=-60 baskera wine Bionicae & Des Arts—218 baskets wine C Mrletta—20 do dt Roel e Cod H fle t—1 Rhom & Moor—! J © Re ix TUN Foster Tiffany. Young & 1S Ieaac—1 Litele & Bow! E, Berth dA Patterso Haghe —t Soutertia, & Pirecteet TL Rogues—1 fC Nelson 17 Loewenin't & Missendenck——1 © Bergonzld—1 Malm. zel & 8 Delnf y beglem! Rensrd & Lot Bailey & kicher= 18D ‘Nerueis--2 FB Strange! H Nowu= 2 Kepler & comt W. Rudde—t J A Voiline:l Aller & Sattler. Loir & Sebi 2M A Siocts 1 Ere 1P Hermouy & co chordt—2 F Thorpe sker—1 L Syra ler 1 M Gordor-—2 M kox— at & Son—2 hin % Vorret—45 bdis DM Pater 25 0 Alii Wrensr=1 0 Virgin unming & Brack—1 J W =1 Dennsner & Brigvod 2 B Aiue—19 Barclay & Livir 5 GB Wainwright C Kegler—190 A Biontogern? Jod—2 © M Devis—2 Harden & Com) T Doucet & Comt Gerson & Com) J Magnin=l WR Birne—15 Beokard & But- 104 bas wine Leave Sehini: ogal—1 roar & Tooker— om Cha ward Sieber Sdics Chrict, Grinveil, 75 Camar hon Wiuekley~42 Woljn, Ww iioms Pua: Gilieapie & © Harit—28 Nevins oker § 16 Boorett & Johw 2 A Newbold=23 By Watson—25 J Robinsan-77/Gorton Hodges—69 W C 1 Smith, hanger & 2510000 pricks 44 tone iron 7 canes hompson—j M Kuowles—$194 bars iron BS Crooks—0 che B & A Mamford=90 cks 16 tons iron to order Domestic Lmportations, Arataciicons—Brig Republio~ 38 bales cotton Spafford, ‘Tileston & do Gru & Bartou=240 do Colombe & Iris Mdtron and copper Van Wace ise Wood— li kegs Gilson & MARITIME H (RALD., Salling Days of the Steam Ships, FROM LIVERPOOL, FROM Hibernia, Britannia, Meaonia, ri G Britaia, G. Britain, peso Ship Masters and Agent We shalt eateent it a favor, if nainn ef AUCTION SALES THOMAD BELL, A Store No. 11 Spruce street. _____ AMUSEMENTS. PALMO’S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. the house £1! menee at haif-past 7. a Hesr ith all the former Di Wa waa a SIGNOR SANTINI. FRIDAY EVENING, May I7th, h Agevts ard Corresponvents, at nfer a favor by, seudiug to this ‘obiaiu. Naut -thanktully received: PORT OF NEW YUN, MAY 16, a Que Doliar, to all parte of Pe er lo com Doo open at LEADFR OF fauo Fortes, Perntings FRIVA the sa'¢s soom. 1, Sprace street. es. the sales room, 11 Spruce street. of Elegant Furniture of all dese two very large Freuen ditrors, by deseription». Also, VY 36, pertect plates ani Taylor & Merrill; Alabam:, Hitchcock, Trieste, © Co; Warsae, Hathawa' - Li Cadiz, } Atkins & ( BERTAYIN MOONEY. ‘Auctioneer, Tarks [laud Post & Ph ke LEKY, FANCY, sOUDS, ke , he. New & CU Will sell Pia b the auction room No. 91 Meiden La’ ean ine Tavie and Pocket Cutler’, F or hy the a.tention of the city as well logues are ready aud the gods can be ton & Frost—B ¥. at 10 a'elock, at rtwent of Heavy Sivan ab, ROM Dem: ‘examined to the hour o! open every day dara until 4 o'clock P. Mf, whe el seats. the price of icketsis placed at N. B. Be PLE. Aucionrer, week, from 10 o’elo RY, &C—JACUB 8. PLATT’S e sale this season, will take is morulag at 10 0’elvek, at the epsisting Of a Keueral rea'y & Coy oC ready & Coy bi NC, 5 L Mitchell; A aid, W, ford, Wiliningt ‘Subscribers not securi: $6 for the season—not trausferab! on fara ean ok wortwent of Haidware, il 2, with més to Ker S You 45 to 47, tat 4 pasved large number of mm Int 44 (042 30, lou 48 to £0, one ccn‘inuation oO Livingston.” Fro cases Am*rican Wood Screws, the leat of the lot. 1 case Trotting, Suikey ard Carri Also—3 carks Sid lroas, Also—) cases German Slates, to clove the cons xument Also at 12 o°clock, for account ut whom it may concer, for b istered Steel, whieh will be exhibited {The public are Tespectfully informed thar the Baths h Urranged and fitted uy tua handsome style, and are been newly arranged il 9h, Lized the ship Alert, in lat 43 and 4th ist, repeatedly su:rouaded by im- cash, ebout7 or 8 00 30 Couts j Gallery ++ +25. will be performed i—The Stranger, Mr Macready —Fortunio, Mrs H Hi CHATHAM THEATRE. Boxes - THIS evening Sdays from Charlestow, with cot ton ro G Sutton, Brig Republic, Gate Weat'9 days, «ith mdse to 17 days from St John, NB, with fish ltinms, Norwich, méae, ew Haven, mdse, jood Lever Watch, yellow Shoe Thread. 14, approved,paper. from Apa'achicola via Key Also~+ ba'es whity brown, “logues HOW reaay—ter Steam achr Quinnebani Schr Delaware, Monson, N Schr Tiger, Ny BSepr Chm) ion, Sehr ‘Texan, Iai ¥ ITth, at 10 oel »¢ Ww. New Box ford, oil. ater declining the business, con Cooner. A ftec which a variety of Donces, Son ‘To conclude with the SOMNAMBU, MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. Beuelit of Mr Corbya THIS EVENING, May 16th, to commence with JOHN OF {ter which the ¥PO AU Giraadoles, Mantle Orvamen: Thiladelphia, coal. iadelplia a i and all the variety wsua nie. Catalogues may be had atthe store, ls examined the day previous to the sale. couteined in ar tal and Gelow, Brig Sullivan, Waite, from Mobile, with cotton ,to G Buek- NIBLO’S *PLENDID DOUBLE DAHLIAS. MPORTED THIS SEASON, from’ Charl- Loudon ~The sal weether at Niblo’s Conservatory will po Place THIS DAY, rain or shine, commenc bg. fuaity for bargains, aod Brig George, Hull, 6 days from Charleston, with cvtton. PRED CHILD. ‘Two ships unkcown, ‘To conclude with the PI AMERICAN MUSEU AWD PEKPETUAL FAIL. Corner of Broadway and Ann street. Opposit THE MOST BRILLIANT AND SUCCESS. A GRAND PERFOR t 3 o'clock every after * postponed on recourt of the Shine H Allen, Charleston; Alatama, James River; MW’ Brett, West Indieas| fon re Gerald Marine Correspondence, Orvice oy tHe Ruope lsvanpun, Newront, May 14, 1844. 13th—Arr Smithfield. Duff, from the Coast of Alri for Providence; Meri le.tion of Flowering Plants will be offered, fit for ce (arior oF putting out lower beds J. B. GLOVER, Aue BOB ROLLINS, Auctioneer. t 12 0°clork, in frout of thei ite the Astor House, TRIUMPHANT o Albany. Sid, Nantu hall. Peter Ritter, 3) Beara Altam ry the twa greatest won- ders of the age,may be seen from 10 o'clock A.M. till 1, from 2 till half-past, and from 7 till 10, to announce an PHEAN FAMIL 17 Broad street, Club celebrated club) race boat sound condition. 4 4 she for Liverpool, and Silvie de Tech Mr WINCHELL, th The packet ships Yorkshi Grasse for Havre, will a The Stir Hinersra arrived at this port on the 1th inst, amd sai'ed from Waterford on the 10th of ped to Jand some passengers who were sto ‘y 10 years old, 373 tons burthen, was sold in | roller wM. | POSTPONEMENT OF THE DAHLIA SALE — CH; LA PETITE | lias, which was to have take hers thansd ‘om account of th SDA The sale of splend lace yeatrrday az N the unfavorable state of t ‘April, having. stop: ed awa Collection of Wi ty consulted at all hours of the day ana evenin, ‘Tickets 25 cents—ehildren under ten years 13! elvecemts extra for private consultations ren. ‘The ship Louvs He, shay be private’ | Bostan yeaterdn . Scun Tanirr, of Providence, of and for Stamfort, Sunday morning. off Warwick She had neither cargo or ballast. ‘Sho wss towed into Br «Spleadid eollect ry. Of Double Dahha Plants, have been propagated with great care end attent'on, fr d bulbs, inetpally of the moat chote= prize flowers, exhibited in * ne PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM. {during the Inst two year AND HUTURE ts are in fins order true to name iG now building at Mat- tapoisett; one by Wilson Bartow, for Hathawa urthen, and wil be ratow, a ship of 350 tons, for James tobe lapnehed in about a month Both vesseis are us be employed inthe whale fishery.—New Bedford Mercury, May 14. Whalemen. Own, May 13—Arr this town; ahe is N Hall, MR. H. RENN TC MANAGER, DESTRUCTION OF 84’ AEL’S CHURCH : BY FI Doring the recent disturbauces im Thi tby aneminest Art iq. of this town 1G sion ‘ rt axed with the most Tt is n desecration that mast be ‘The picture represant- raphe is p inved apon ‘sand viewed throngh a K powers as to render eneh objert pres uted to the view of the spectator equal ia size to the iner, Palmer, Pacific, Ocean, Nantucket, Reporte. deplored by every ing the mournful some hundreds of s enormous magoity SALE OF CHO! idelity. I GREENHOUSE PLA P-astouate person AS ‘3 —The subscribers wi tm at Piteairn’s Island i ; Jan 23, off patito, Mat AND AS OLD AS 0 wh. tocr ny wh, tocruise SEVEN FEET HIGH; A DW. THREE INCHES SHORTER ! ‘OM TRUM mira, Alley, Edgirtown, A GIANTESS N AND FIGHT Mrs. PHILLIPS, the charming etree ed voraluts Tie ‘31te CONOVER, the Provean Performer ¢ xriceful Dausease,” and qual to any that we have aol at ten yeare LAf & CARMAN, Seademen and Florists, ORNBURN'S DAHLIA SA‘ i bers beg reanecttull » ers, that their first public ssle 0) D Pridvy, May 17, at 120’clock, in 609 will be avid, nestly put up fn larch thence home; 5 23d, 1st 40 11 S, lo 8313 black, white streak,shew blue siga’ Ww with red ball in the certre; March 4th, lat 57 17, lon 6959, spoke “Abigail, Barnard, NB, 70 in the much adn, a variety of brilliant Overtnres, sehr Sterling, from Newrastle for New York; Sol brings 24 casks prod: 22,000 Ibs bove fiom Copia; 8000 neers 20,000 Ibs do from ‘Thos William perior. ‘Capt. Smith, late of ship Parker, lost, came passenger Victure Gllery the Kevo.ution , containing all the celebrated characters during quality of the flowers, alrogst.er unrivalled in offered many splentid variexated sor The planus strong a d roored throw eft may be tamed. out into the groun 41,000 Ibs “from Su- Afternoon, E:piertaimment on Wednesday and Sitorday at Jo’clock. Performance in the Leeture Room lo eommenc & o'clock in the evening eres RAYMOND & WEEKS’ D0 MENAGER IGHTH &TRE, WEEK AYMOND & W:E oth" collectio, bottom of pots, ws soon as de} vered, ag early es prudenc’ warrants this tans 1 che anusual Aneness of the a-ason will, no Avubt, meet the highest expectation, Will be warranted ai te- Courtney, Brown, from Apalachicola for Liverpool, April 30 Jat 27 40 lon 81—by th- Re, ablic, at this port. a alanticg, and from New Ens land, (a8 Boston from Marseilles, 2d inst, lat 43 32, GRAN CORNER OF t, lat 43 82, Ion 59 21—by the ante, tor delivery on Tuesday morning. Plants Liverpool, lth hureday mn ey Nth HORNBURN & CO. KS respectfully ia’orm 1 New York, who 20 Literally patronized v riifieverhibition of Wild snimals last t open their Grand M. } atieet and Bowery recessibie by wninu @s walk from the m van has had many ne 0" ious collection ard can ¢ompetition with any similar establishment in Ea ope ition from 10 to 12, 2t9 4. aud 710 10 tn the evening Here Driesbach will, ea usual, exhibit those instances of cour: | line over the wilde t savages of the forest, that m Int 42 22,lon 63 49 » Packard, fm Apalachicola for Trieste 30th ult desienating No's. 96 56. (barque Jacob S ir NYork,) standing Sw! 2d tant, Tat 40 35, Foreign Ports. Havana, May 2=In port. + " STRU—A stron; story Herald Buildings, Naw Apply A fourth street, corer Falton E WANTED—A ood second hand Wagon. with top, good springs, and fitted with shat rorfrom Bristol 5 ss, dddress 5, this day nod tomorrow, at tue of- "pool; Arethuss, London; S- jngton, disg, Sid, Gea Harii- Portland; Mose York; Apollo, Bostou. SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN wants a Cop: ist or Aa k, GALLERY O* PAINTINGS AT CLINTON on of commenci ats and stadents of New now offered (or sale to nil ama dered useless to mention any’ in rn me this collection, the Tones, Oswego: Apply, vy note, to A. C., table girl to do the work of @ 90 Mulberry street. mlz tf je ele gentleman, a sin Mnide, L Uriborve, Pc Bi minutes walk of this office we do. Cid, Perry. Peer NTE. B board, withia five HL, at this office ‘oledo, U rtiten, Orevolin, do; Clay, : stay 1_aftomme Porte axcon, May 11—Arr Abigail Richmond, Cole.Gaadloupe: $1 flelena, Hariow, Havana Mars Hilly MeGth ork J Murray, Devereux, Bait Castine. May 6=Arr Pearl, Abbot, Norfolk 9— Arr Martha Washingtou, Georgctowa,SU; Borneo, Dunhom, Philad. Ait Cardenas, Gooding, Cardenas, Cli, tba. Gaadsloape: Bal Stearns, Savanonl Ha WAN WANTS a Situation as W for neatly two years in one of :he moat leaves in consequenc THE FINE ARTS. HIBITING at the Inte APOLLO GALLERY, i street (entrance in | now stands and fights shoulder to shoulder with th ot Enmpe | Whigs. But the V | the 17th fixed upon. Well, to-day the amendment Gilvey, NYork; college jon of Ory uted, is the great impulse given during the ery branch of commerce and industry, ren- ANTED—A Young Woman desires ay they have seen. ment, simated below 1 Asowledce of her trade, and is expert with her needle; and will deen the informanion’ (hat she receives a» eqarvnlen: for her ‘Address A. W , to be le’t at the office of the Herald. re FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. ___ THE STOKE OF TH SUBSCUIBER wes broken into and sobbed of one piece VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, LYO'S OPERA HOUSE, ALIER H. VIEU. SIGNOR ANIOGNIN! ann SIGNOR VALTELLINA, | arrive. And here is the whole secret out. You AND TME LARGE ORCHESTRA OF THE ITALIAN OPERA, On Thursday, May 16, Under the Direction of the Chapel Master, Signor Rapetti. PROGRAMM (AT PA *) OF THE CHEV. X TEMPS, | Powismourn, on Monday night, the 13th of black Bornbazine, ‘a large Lit of Cravats Shirts, Hosiery, St 2th, Hadassah, Davis, Phila ay I2-—Arr Bolus, Stndiey, Cid Chalerdony. Rodd, Buen oes Barstow, KIndes Sd 10th, Scarts, Gloves, amounting to about $200. ward will be paid forth» ecovery of the qouds, of in proportion to tha Amount recovered, by applying to : A.J, MOP RELL, ‘ 197 Fulton street S—An additional som will be paid for the ares Susan, Weeks, Apalachicola; Bostow, M Chas Willian, K ins Newcastle, N York lle; Bu ylor, Jameson do; Le Salem, Jate of this port] Woodonry, West Coast of Africa; Arciurus, Pluminer. Serious Music, for the 1= Gand Overture ol Massical Style. Jeft Cadmus. Bure i yin the Classien Style. Fall Orehestra yey City steamboat, car jelprin train, a valce but to the owner. 3—Grand Conem Allegro, first p omposed and ‘execated | ing from +H. Vieux Temps mn May 13—Arr, Brewster, ton; Jane, Gilehrist, King George Co, V. iA ¥ 5~Qrand Concerto, Adazio New Beovonv, May 13—Arr Hollander, Ewer, tard parts) Composed load ol for Ke tterdam; Cor, and execated by H. Vieux Temps SECOND Pant. Modern Music, in the Romantic Style. ot Violin, by Beriot, from the third jor, eung in ful! costume, i and Valtellion rected SENT REWARD bat no charges from the subseriber, RAPHAEL UGOS, to forbid any person harborirg or trusting PETER MUNOS NYork for Harwich; Doff, the Light «f 12th, Margoret, Provipeney May a ¥, Norfolk. | “Full Oreheaten y 17—Arr Smithfield, Lft Roderick Dhi 4 Providence, soon; vicssenger, Sands diy, Biiven, L, Mey 13—Below, ornina, during nheny va'afuer dragged as! where she remains. ‘The y- F this morning, snd part of the argo. ‘The sloop we gone to her assistance, d fro Bay, llth, Ganges, Njo, (/rom Boston,) ives. Nawruceer, May Arr Lady Clinton, Cranmer, Rich- ond. VY HILADELPHIA, May h Middle Haddam, Covn.; Pe bigail & Eliza, Tho; ‘artland;, 9 Tayloi Libert: are invited to attend a TsakEN and Owners gat Mr SANDS’ D reet,on Monday Kv onsiderstion the rd Ser Lucia di Lamm r Providence, Brown, d mnival of Veni , St each—to be had at the Box Offic ky ‘where seats roay be sreured to commence at 8 o'clock Liat ts suspended, with the exception of the | to suit th Charch, Cardanas. The aal!, anchored off vrudence wel hed not bi Doors pen at 7. D—Yesterday afternoon, trom et, two black Newfoandland giving snck, baviog Deg with» large on the feet, Whoever all be handsomely re- brio’, suzzard’s ACE AND SKIN—CHURCH’S V TION=It effectual'y eradieates Pimpies, Bloteb Rucgworm, Freckles, Sunburn and Cusanrous Wraptions of | LO. | h iI 'retun them to the above numbe: Crowe! Boston; Ame- is Lotion is exrelled by ; forms the most snllow compleetion into renders harsh and rough skin celiestely sof” aud srrooth at 75 cents per bottle, at 188 Bower’ CAFE TORTONI, DHOTE, EVELY DAY AT FOUR O'CLOCK, Cold and Hot Punch, Mocha Coffee, Segars, &c. No. 7 Park Place, no other in the world. it Montego Bay, Ja; del', Boston; JL Greenwich; Gen Lafayettr, Baik-r, Norwich; Exehange TABLE comer of Spring street. IE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSIS THE MOST RENOWNED of all the anc’ent connected with the insti- 1p, May 14 Arr Soml © Abbott, Bogart, N York. ‘atton, Boston’; k xtra, Overton, $Id, ‘Thomas’ & Edwar BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL, ——S—————— Curious from’ Washington. Our accounts from Washington are very amu- sing. The locofoco politicians there are all going mad, and they are setting all others mad. The Texas fever is raging terribly in the democratic party. John Jones, of the « Madisonian,” is foam- ing at the mouth for tear that Captain Tyler should be “shaved,” as he calls it, by the ‘leven-penny hour mea in Texas. On the other hand, the “old lion” of the Hermitage begins to lash his sides and give agrowl. Here isan extract of « letter from General Jackson, dated Heamitaoe, May 3, 1044. oo. “The Senator who votes against the ratification of the Treaty must be a traitor to the best interests of our be- loved country, whatever pretext he may attempt to shield a ae ANDREW JACKSON, Our correspondent says that the above is a genu- ine extract from a letter written to a member of Congress, and reoeived there on Monday. It re- fers to the Texas Treaty. Here is another genu- ine roar of the “old lion.” To rH» Eprrons or tH Nasuvitte Usion :— GrxtLEmen :—My attention has been called to various newspaper articles referring to a letter said to have been written by me to Gen. Hamilton, recanting the cl of bargain made against Mr. Clay when he voted for Mr. | Adams in 1825. ‘To put an end to all such rumors, I feel it to be due to myself to state, that | have no recollection of ever hav- ing written such a lett do not believe there is a letter trom me to Gener milton, or any one else, that will bear such a construction. Of the charges brought uinst both Mr. Adams and Mr. Clay at that time, I form- ed my opinion as the country at large did—from facts and circumstances that were indisputable and conch I may add that this opinion has undergone nochs If General Hamilton, or any one else, hasa letter from me on this subject, which the friends of Mr. Clay desire to be made public, all they have to do is to apply to him for it. As for myself, | have no secrets, and donot fear the publication of all that | have ever written on this or any other subject. ANDREW JACKSON. Henwyraan, May 3, 1844, Again we must say that the divisions in the de- mocratic party make them all mad and fit for the mad house. The whigs are all Jaughing and get- ting fat. So they may. ‘Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasnincton, May 14, 1844. The rumors are again rife this mornil will be sent to the four winds of heaven, that Thomas H. Benton will take the stump in Missou- ri for Henry Clay. (Fudge once.] Although there is a general expectation that Mr. Benton may do some desperate act, yet it is but justice to him that the public should entertain the strongest possi- ble doubts of such a course being taken by Mz. Benton. [Fudge twice.] Tell it to the marines, but dont believe it, tll there is better evidence than rumor. [Fudge thrice ] Mr. Allen has just returned from Baltimore where he and others went to deliver, speeches, as you will probably ascertain from the Baltimore pa- pers. The conflict still rages violently between the Van Buren pros. and the Van Buren cons Victory remains doubtful. Possibly the Baltimore Con- vention may break upin a row. [No danger of that } You see we are likely to be a'l afloat in the matter of adjournment. [You are all mad in Washington, that’s flat.] Ss. B. Wasuinoton, 14th May, 1844. The Senate again continued for a long time in Executive Session to-day. It is no easy matter, since the censure passed upon Mr. Tappan, to as certain what is done in these days in Executive Session, What I now tell you, however, you may rely upon. Benton, Allen & Co. are much seften- ed in their hostility to the treaty. They are afraid of the consequences. I meant to have said that the treaty was,the subject of discussion in Execu- tive Session. Among the whigs there is a great anxiety to hasten action upon it—and of course its rejection—as fast as can possibly be done consistently with propriety and seemliness. The messenger with returns from Mexico is expected to arrive about the 10th of June, The House amend- ed the Senator’s resolution to Scions on the seventeenth of June. This amendment of the House was strenuously opposed by Mr. Cave Johnson, and other friends of Mr. Van Bu- ren whe are wire-worked by Mr. Benton, whe an Buren men were beaten, and comes up in the Senate for their concurrence. Mr. Evans, with great pertinacity, insists on at once amending the amendment from the 17th to the 3d of June. This amendment, if carried, would have brought about an adjournment of Con- | gress before the messenger from Mexico would see the whigs are excessively afraid this messenger will return with such convincing preofs in favor of annexation, that the people wall by acclamation demavd of them to ratify the treaty. Therefore, before any such unfortunate contingency can oc- cur, the Whigs are determined to adjourn. And it is in this position of the question, that you see the reason why Senator Walker to-day opposed amend- he 17th to the 3d. One thing, however, is now settled upon—to take up and discuss the treaty without delay, so as to get through with it. They dare not reject it without discussion. Nor will the discussion be in open Senate. And here Benton & Co. have now changed front. The secret of this and the fact is, that such strong demonstrations are now daily coming in from the people in favor of annexation, that all the opposing Senators have concluded that | it is much safer tor them to talk out of hearing of the people. And as they report their own speeches, | which will not be done for sometime, they can, | when they come to publish them, write them out then State of the dear people’s pulse.— ing along as nearly as possible on the they wili be ready 1ojump either way, and any reasons most politic for their respective nd opinions. : 4 annot be concealed that this question of an- Thus k: It trans: | nexation is assuming a fearful and momentous im- ang | portance. It is argwing ticklish. A breeze has been conjured up which is already become a high wind, and bids fair to end in a tempest anda hur- ricane. 8. B. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. owabiv, 1 Savannan, Mi wabio; aud whose secerts —Cld Mad 5 Me Huoa, Willard, ieee aenatee ‘ork, Madison, By Paibes, Boston; Cairo, Meaus, Portland; lu NEAPOLITAN } MANUFACTORY THE LADIES are respectfolly informed that this new land beautiful ervele 1s now produced in the grea feefion at the manufactory J STAIRS, where they are so.d, both at wholesale end retail, at A large assortment on hand to select from, Haute and Milliners supplied on the best terms. May7—Arr Augusta, Post, Havana. Cld, Nicho i L’pool; M.guelon, Smith, Boston, Nortner 3. loth Dress | equal y low prices. hort time fully mystery ean be ». 103 BOW ERY. onet, (Br) Bute, L’poo! eet (BE Buse, L'poo) ved at once, by st got off by the wreckers, aud brougit into port and was discnargis ei ——— 4 COMPOUND E enjoyed by any othe seases, and which mu: assuredly highly pe cne medical wo ments the subscriber her but GB, N. B.—Office and Summer for the convenie AT TUF STORE. POISONS! POISONS RE yen croubled with Veunin? The followig prepara tions are warranted 10 «xt=r moths, ants, rate, mice. flies, fl-ar, musquitors, aud all ins attac’ ing ‘he vegetanle kengaom: son may be used withow: injury to bed= As and bedd ng, and invariably su The Patchoully compound for des ructi n ef the moths in chairs cash oos, &e., and sewest styles, from the mannfactarers in. HF ravee and Swiireriand, he is enabled to offera (> vrtme rt. end at mach Irs prices at retail, than any other Ged Watches as | Iry exchanged or bn od time, of the mouey aineks, and Jewelry repas and warranted, lower thas at any other p) Ko be alwaraoa bard Ww As 220 to $25 each Vt. iment or change of ‘ventirely taste inate bed bugs, cockra ¢, wholesale and retail all wtrret, up at G Importer of Watches and Jereir Tchas acquired te utm rapes it hiss Teel eximineds spp fealty of medicine, and recommended on Prevared by J B. 4 and forsale wholessle aud ret tl by JAMES TARRANT, 266 Greenwich cotner of Warren atie 1 Broadway, 193 8 1D s RELUOUA CLUTHING~Geutlemen or families | +) desir us of couvertinw intocesh their supe flacus rr east ‘obtain from the sabseriber the HIGHEST te for el th, fur av ap keeps the rose: bugs, cuvenlio, eseens and oll TUES. ies of eatlemen quitting the havirg effects of the kind tod ro send ‘ortee sul ce bv appointment, LEVEDT, Office No 2 Wall atreet, and at 276 Hudeor ah the post office, or otherwise, will be pun ally attended ty m6 it® it 2 Park R. d 58) or changing resi- ner of Wale of, wilt find it riber, who will ‘Lhe celebrated Fly Paper will dispel flies and mayquitoes ef- (MVORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN ‘There is no agency in thiseity, and only to be had from the JCHTWANGER, from William at Removed from 2 Wall ‘ons not to porchase any where else. rs USE Interested, Md for tre sale ot Procreative b liir C¢rdi ed dvertiseineat on last column of fourthpage. DR. LEWIS FE 69 Maiden Inne, 2d ¢ HAIR CUTTING ON A NEW PRINCIPLE. VECESSARKY, IN ORDER od the great advantages which will vise w plan of Mair Cutting, ke = 7 he MOVAT. LS MEDICATE BATIIS, will be removed, the first 4 Browdway, two doors above the will be happy to see her friends and NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morning Line trom the foot of Barctay street, landing at ite mediate places, steamer EMPIRE, Captun 8. Ro Roe, this morn. summer TROY ne from the foot of Courtlandt street, direct 1 SWALLOW, Captain A MeLean, thi ‘clock teamer ALBANY, N EXPLANA etlande street, to 3. from patronining Hospital, where ‘she ‘ PLEASANT AND CTT SOMMER ARRY NEW BRIGH ISLA AV " ANGEMENT. ORT RICHMOND, NeW YORK FERRY ¢, YDERELGLA, wil lyi—Leaves New You ney and vat 34 andé ?.M, at 20 minutes vo #, aud 19 miautes to aptain A. Gorham, to-morrow heat for introduc | Dressing and Wig Making with the gre-t personal comfort ensured, at_ hi atrial, satisfied that those who give bh tonl wil aper ciate the benefit and ne’ A private room 's fitted ap for indies Shampooirg and Hair Dressing. B. Maey, to-morrow owing to their light dro to pass the bars, aud 1 ake the morning arenble at all ti and Troy in ample time to t: m1 he offices oo the Leaves Coit Richmond, F pastage or freight, apply on board, or at the off FOR LIVERPOOL-W Ship, and snils on the 2ist of May eto behold the tri the wants of patare orem’ fie i ventilting wud p-ipetaniiy fitting Wigs, and sry "ne plus ultra” ofartifies du one whom he has fitted, without imeginiag that wite>ery caused the artificial hiir to. grow to the head, 1 is nu protuberance, Wo cov E YOR ALBANY, Deck 6a, nessa, having very band fommodarions for emght ¢ con fortable and found for sixty dol), ue ereh. ‘Apply to faptain Petrie, on board, at pier No. 10 North ROCHE, BROTHE duesiry evening ing of the temoles. lays, Wednesdayn and are formed (0 the brow as the andl Saturdays } vdelled, aud fitted Sle has a large nam! er of ele- « large and commodions Promenade Deek, a tous for 100 persons ‘her, she nas sleeping Her'draught of water The New trey has been reburit and. rem Op in the best poss: irably adapted to the wad, that a wearer who oner dof hair, declared that he never looked i vwared befere him tea? Saloon with sleo ving and extosive and airy Cabins sccommodations fur early 700 per Nt, 0 that she will always be able to erose the ba: detention oF transhipment. MERCHANT ‘ountry Deslers.—You will find it to your Holt's inedieinee— ses ede h or buthia ¢ flee column last page. FIRST SESSION | Senate. Wasmixoron, May 14, 1844. The Senate passed several bille which I have |rendy noticed as having been ordered to be en- | grossed | SOLICITOR OF THE LAND OFFICE. 8 ‘ be the sameas thet | ‘The bill to abolish this office was again taken Fyon ke from whowe well known estadlish- | 4) | have already reported the arguments on both 132 William street. | sides. ; Mr. Crrrrennen opposed the bill. N | Mr. Wooonrince was in favor of the bill. Mr. Barrow (as before) opposed the 5 Mr. Woovsury, on the call ot Mr Barrow, gave his opinion against the bill. He said the office, when properly filled, Wasiovaluable. Col. Sevier said there was no business for the | office todo. There was no use for it now. There was in times when there were great land sales, as in '36 to 40 Mr Crrrrenpen replied that the amount of land sales had nothing to do with the labors ot the of | fice. The business of the office originated in set | tling the French and Spanish titles, and especially jin the Indian titles Gov. Morrnean thought the office a good one and he was, therefore, opposed to the bill. Out of | 30 or 40,000 offices ‘snder the government, how | comes it that this poor solicitor of the land office is alone pitched upon to be sacrificed to the genius etrenchment (a Gaanioe (from Louisiana,) thought if the l office was continued there ought to be placed in ita person of very high talents. The late eolicitor was not eveu a lawyer; and the person now nomi- | nated, is a subordinate clerk in the office. It ree quires « profound lawyer, : On taking the ayes and noes on ordering the bill to be engrossed, the vote stood ayes 25, nays 16.— So the office was abolished. ADJOURNMENT. Mr. Evans called up the resolution of the House to adjourn on the 17th of June, and moved to amend by striking out 17th and insert 8rd, so as to adjourn on the 8rd of June. This motion brought several Senators suddenly upon theirfeet Mr. Barrow moved to lay Mr. Evans’ motion on the table and go into Executive Session, Mr. Evans pers Mr. Wanker wanted to debate the motion of Mr. Evans, and said it would give riee to much de- bate Mr. Barrow would not consent to debate now. Mr. Rives said if Mr. Evans’ motion should prevail, probably the House would not concur, and then we should be #! Afont, ee woul ikely be kept here all summer, | rt cates inthe Senate going into Executive See sion.