The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1844, Page 3

MONEY MARKE' ‘Thursday, May 16—6 P. M. Stocks were shaking to-day in the wind. Some advanc- ‘ed and some declined, and very few remained firm at last quotations, Stonington fell off 1} per cent ; Long Island 24 Mohawk }; Norwich and Worcester }; Canton Co advanced 1}; Illinois $; Harlem 1; Paterson, New Jer- sey, Ohio and Kentueky 6's closed firm at yesterday’s pri- ces. ‘The sales were not very large, but the movements in Wall street indicate another advance. An official notice of the Treasury Department, dated the Lith inst, notifies the claimants of the Mexican In- demuity, who have applied to receive the amount payable on their certificates at Boston, New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore, that they may present them for payment on or after the 20th inst, at the Merchants’ Bank, Boston, Bank ot America, New York, Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia; Arcade Bank, Baltimore, or at the Bank of the Metropo- lis, Washington, The amount to be distributed is $135,454 98, and is equivalent to 672-100 per cent on the respective awards, Receipts of the Western Railroad for the week ending a May 1th 1843, 1844, Passengers. $6681 Freights, &e. $9805 $12,325 $16,486 Exports of Domestics from Boston for the week ending i May lth To East Indios, To West do. To South Americ: Totals... 2.600.666. .800 bales Exports from New York from lat to 14th May, 675 bales: Receipts of the Housatonic Railread for April, 1844:— Passengers . $2,831 92 Freight... 015 80 Mail... 338 75 $10,176 37 During the close of navigation on the Hudson River, the travel between this city and Albany is almost entirely confined to this road. The river did not open this year till April 18th, consequently the passengers and freight passing north, must have taken this route. This has swelled the receipts for the time. The Union Mutual In~ surance Company of Philadelphia has declared a dividend of twenty dollars per share on the capital stock, payable on and after the 22d inst. Unica anv Scuengctapy Raitnoap. Receipts of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad for the first four months of 1844 January to May, 1843... Do — do’ 1844... Excess in favor of 1844... .... 4+ + «$13,655 36 There has been an increase in every month, that of April being the largest per cent. in consequence of the opening of navigation and an increase of travel. ‘The in- crease for the fonr months is more than twenty-five per cent. ‘The act lately passed allowing this road to carry freight during the close of navigation on the canal, will still further increase the receipts of the company ond * improve the value of the stock, which has already a vanced several per cent since the bill became alaw. The great increase of trade this year has heen a harvest for the Reilroad Companies, as the returns clearly show. All the roads runaing through this State are in a very pros- perous condition, and the law above alluded to, in con. nection with the Schenectady road, will have the same beneficial influences on the whole line from Albany to Buffalo. Receirts oF THE Utica anp Syracuse Borsa 5 1844. January $5,169 39 February. 5,269 50 March. 7,884 83 April. 19,372 99 37,186 71 23,378 87 Excess in favor of 1844, +e + $18,812 84 Railroads must eventually bethe most productive pro- perty in the country. They are safer for investments than almost any thing else, and pay better dividends. ‘The annexed law regulating receivers of banking in corporations, passed the late session of the Legislature” It will serve, if enforced, to correct many abuses now } experienced by the public in the liquidations of defunct banks. Many insolvent banks in thie State have been in the hands of receivers for years, until nearly the whole of the assets have been used up in expenses—the bill holders or the stockhelders, never obtaining redress for the property lost. The movements of the Court of Chancery in this State, have, for along time given great cause for complaint, and we are pleased to see any law passed urging immediate action in all cases committed to its charge, particularly those relating to money matters. ‘The following act compels receivers now in ‘charge of insolvent banking corporations, to report within four months from the passage of the act. Aw Acr netative to Receivers or Banxine Institu- ‘TIONS, PassED May 1, 1844. The People of the State of New York, represented in See nate and Assembly, do enact as follow: 1. It shall be lawful for receivers of the property and effects of banking corporations from time to time te make dividends of the moneys in theirhands among the credi- tors of such corporations, until the payment of such cre. ditors in full; and no dividend shall be made to the stock- holders of such corporations until after the final dividend to the creditors. §2. Such receivers shall be subject to the direction and control of the Chancellor, as to the time of making divi- dends both to the creditors and stockholders of such corporations, and as to the time of clesing up the cun- cerns of such corporations, and rendering their final ac- count. But the receivers already ee shall, within four months from the passage of this act’ render their account, and close the concerns of such corporations, uuless pon spectal application made to the Chancellor, and for good cause shown, the time may be extende but such extension shall not exceed one year, except a8 to assets, or property ia suit or in Court. We hope this law will not remain a dead letter on our statute books. We annex the monthly returns of the Banks of New Orleans. The April report show an expansion in the movements otf all the Banks, New Onteans Banks. Spec. Specie. Cir. _ Cir. March 30 April ®t. March’i0. April tt. Pank of Louisiana, 8,730,421 4.47) 911,797 1,268,645 Canal and Bkg Co, 431,119 971 232,25! 241140 Bank, 1,084,542 980, 120,765, 474,505, Lo ma State Bank, 1,341,328 1,493,237 287.448 304,035 Mechanics) and ‘Tra: ters’ Ban! 2,195,423 778.470 691,190 Union Bk of Lonisi’a, 457,441 48,085 2, ae Ms Ba ane 22,153 26,728 815,765 78) Zitizen’s Bank, 4 ; 1.451 Consolidated Asso’a, 1410 2441 195,030 (91.800 8 878 951 9,947,221 3 699,615 3,995 029 Chliab's. Ch liab’s Assets, Asset » 9,865, 4,475,972 4,538,895 5.135, fae) sai sete Louisiana State Bank, 1.268435 1408'811 1402-499 Mechanics! and ‘Pra ers? Bonk, 687.191 2,938,135 2,952,503 4,103, 92.798 6FT13 ewe “ike 7,924,053 7,865,962 88.961 93,869 253,377 224,744 1410 244L 18,534,8€9 19,773,963 12,578,387 14,997,319 Feb. 24. March 30, April 27. Increase. 8,108 730 8,878.95! 9,947,221 1,068,270 302 3 689, 3,995,029 205,414 TT ALL ASS 18,534. 1,239,154 172 1 2,418,932 The increase in specie is more than three times that in the circulation. And the assets have increared nearly a |! million more than the liabilities. This is at all eventsa very safe extension. This increased movement in the banks is produced by the great activity of business in New Orleans. The coming forward of the cotton crop and the receipts of produce down the river, have called into employment more capital than was before wanted. "The increase in specie since February amounts to $2,36: 508 ; and we think that when the quarterly report for May ofour banks makes its appearance, that it will be seen that most of this amount was received from this city. The course of trade is rapidly bringing it back, and it will hereafter be used to develope the resources of this section of the country, until another season requires the same circuit again. The Banks of New Orleans, when pro- perly conducted, have periodical expansions, caused und required by the immense business carried on in that city, in forwarding produce to all parts of the world Old Stock Exchange. , New Stock Exchange. $1000 Kentvcky 9's. pay- 40 shas Paterson BR baw #3 able in NY $194 30 Beoninatow Fs 1000 jo 30 92°" 50 Lo: g Island a1 10 Msg 0 do. b30 Big, 25 shas Mortis Canal +” 50 Harlem pss a4 40 fever Bi gltgis ko Molrawk Panten Co 3 6F 25 do b1d 6234 25 Nor & Wore wo do bls 62 100 oo Tr 6l 150 do. reg 08 odo b360 100 do 620 69 2 do ‘10 60, 2 do baw 68 150 Vieks burg 9% 50 do 61% 300 Phenix Bank 9%8 held B OT TON bales, without change in price, Manufacturers have been Fou u8de. at 234 city. age. servani id fuck ang rin Cozzens, nbre. Workin, ‘On Tuesday, 14th inst n, aged 16 months Montreal papers will please copy. 8 L Hay, of Bexsupa—Brig Fal er, MrCox, of Alexandri: the steerags Livenrooi—Packet shi servant, Miss E rvaut, Mrs. 0 Winslo Want, John Taylor Je, Wi State of Trade. Asuxs—We cannot alter our quotatioas. t $4 2, and pearls at $47 Prime northern yellow sells on arrival at 30 ly for export thechief operators for a few daya past tinue dull at 6-16 for square, to Liverpool. No particular change in prices. Geneseo sells at $475; Ohio, $4 68! Hay—The receii the demand moderate. Common qualities bale sell at 33 down the ri Brighton Cattle Pots are still with very trifling sales. @ sales today amount to 1,200 to 1,500 Freights con- ver continue large, and Wnisxny—-Drudge casks are held at 23¢; prison barrels The demand is very limite Market. May 13—At market, 250 beef cattle, 16 pairs working oxen, 210 sheep, and 2,250 swine. Prices—Beet Cattle—A small advance was effected. We quote a tew extra $675; first quality, $5 25 a 5 00; second quality, 47 a $6; third quality, $375 a 4 50. Oxen—Sales at $68, $70, $85 and $90. Sheep—Sales from $1 26 to 3 50. 14 beautiful cosset wethers for $136. Swine—Lots to peddle 5 a 54c for sows, and 6 to 6jc for barrows; old hogs 4} to 5c. We noticed the sale of retail from 4 to 74c. Married, By the Rev. Dr. Milnor and the Rev. Jno. M. Smith, Mr. Topias Grace, to Miss E. B.Cannout, both of this Died, AL. Passengers Arrived. Havana—Berqus ee joston, On Wednesday morning, 14th inst at 4} o’clock, at the residence of her neice, Mrs. 11a Baxen, of Boston, Mass., about 90 years of age, of old . Aldwerth, Miss Leri- in Kent Plains, Henny P. Rec- 10 di C F Jones, D Boyd end iss Hinckenbottom, Miss Tack- Messrs Smith, Gibboos, Robiason rg Sullivan—G A Gallagher, RD P Bunker, and Passengers Sailed lizabeth Wi ‘Warren, He nden and 'm ‘Barton, Vina; Dr Heyward, do; Le Berard, Hl ion W R King, of Alabama, of de; A Jackbeck L gtetary of Legation to France; Dr Ellsworth, Conn T Brownell, do; C Jones, Philad; WD do; JC Jung, do; loz JM Mexic ‘Teamesvoes Miss Oi Smith, do; Figure. EC Back orkshire—Joha Warre ren, John gary Jessop, Samuel Bradbury +} George W Taylor, tndy 38 inst, it x t Kel’ey, George A Bal do; WA King, d dy and and a, | ‘arren, Je. Mi dy, 2 ehildren acd sere lames Teompson, John er orton, Hugh Jr. James :Suydem, James A Suydam, Wo Kelley and ady, Mise MJ Kelly; Mi Rankin, 'Miss 8 Rankin, Christian L Motz, Henry us, lady and <2 children. New York M au f nel Be Jttnes Galle We any; James Gall, Wor ans. —Ship Silvie de Grasse—Mrs W Heyward, of S Caro fs rs Lawless, Minister to rane: St Mrs Se- H Jones, do; JT Dug it,do; A L Dias, N¥ on, Conn; Miss Josephine Nauviras: to Hott & O1 Canpenas—Bri molasses to F G Thurston. Foreign {mportations Cote Spates Rochelle—1956 boxes sugar 1 box segers T rool —Brig Mazeppa—350 hhds 71 tes 10 Lbls molasses en JW Haztington—201 hhds 31 tres 4 bbls Mositre: an—252 bal Jand—44 Burvitt & derson—102 AC K. 0—— 50 Spofford, Tileston & co. les 205 H Coit tton Bogart & Kne>, & co—50 Cox & Al Sturgess & Clearman—: “MARITIME HERALD. We shall rate it to Commodore Rowerr Sit} eet, a of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the V Spoken on their passage, a reign Newspapers or News they may isnmediately on their arrival heme or abroad, wi office all the Marine Intelligence they can obtain ‘Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM LIVERPOOL. Indkii Hewitt Lott Hosken - Hosken~ Ship Masters and Agents. favor, if Captains of Vessls ‘coufer a of th FROM AMERICA. se+May to their Cargo, and any Ko- He will board them have. Agents and Correspon“ents, at favor by sending to this Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully receives aun nip UR 3eTs Orleans, Jefferson, Tucker By Finley, A Ki 1900 BI Albano int 27, | Thu raton, Cowes. Id) temia, Ny rontes, $3000 NY State 5%, 60103 250shas Farmington Cul 74 2500 NY City $’s, 70 9944 300 0 7 10000 Ohio 6's, *60 99% 50 Syr& UtieaRR 121 fone do SONS 33 Aub& Roch 109 ry a 22000 do 100 Mohawk RR = b10 76 2000 do 300 Harlem RR 10 834% S000 Kentucky 6's 10396 100 do 10 84 5000 Penu’a 5's 77 300 Reading RR 5000 do 16% 50 to b30 58 ine Hitec spel bds hy 200 do 97g lo 47 7 {i Reading RIRde 35 ene Loaf a 0 shas Mech’s 40, i 13 Blot Ameriex TG SRR he ot 4 o 0 10 Drv Dock Bie es. ¥ bag 2 Bk State NY % 100 do 50 20 Bk Com. serip 98 land RR a 100 Am Bxe Bl 8453 100 Paterson RL 83 © 6 Morris Canal Co 4% 190 NJersey Ra 98 00 Vicks! van 14 123 Nor and Wore 68 150 do 9% 30 lo 520 68 190 Farmers? Trust 30 = ‘e 2 io * 0 ston Co baw 61K 180 do tS, do DIO 61% 75 = do baw 68 do 650 do b20 68! do 61% 129 do 68 do Gr 50 do b30 68 do bs 6g do or Formington Canalo 7° 50 do 67 Second Board, 2) shas Nor & Wore 6734 25 shas Canton Co 61% do buw 67% 25 do 60% 9 do b20 68° 50 do 60 100 Harlem RR 10) | do 59 Farmington © 10 150 Stonington RR 130 do. MN 10 do 93019 100 Canton Co 60% moceeded tailed March Ships EK Norm, Bi te Ma: Wo Mill Kastwar Reybura—Barque Childe | Neprew & Co—B Spafford, Tileston & ( & Batchens Vi Mayo, Vortsm with mota:ses to Holt & 0% aed for NYork, disg, theontv Am vessel in port. Schr Boston, ‘Steam schr Seneca, Ships Yorkshire, Bailey, Liver, wise: bai farted. lao arr, Sazdwic ary Elizabeth, Appleton,’ Nantucket for Nor‘oll 1» to the cabi ny on the quarter deck to a) them dry. ha Dennison, Hi +443 +6710 MOOR SkTSs+~ HIGH WATER ++~ PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 17. - ev 10 ~ 910 Cleared. Seel M i Jane Bi id, Dy Ad » Triests, ‘aylor; G KE D Hurlbat & Co; on, Barstow, New webec, J orn, P Harmony, jack, ver, Leg! » Linseott, Segua La Grand Jodine, Neimana, Stettin, Schmidt ‘andalia, Wali, perande, Teacher & Lightbourne; ‘epublic, Dyer, Savannah, Nesmiti Sehr Adventurer, " t, Lewis, Baltimore, Sturgess & Clearman; hi, Kemp ck: Walsh; Grand Turk, Smith, Port av cBurnie, Hall lace; Haley- Arrivea. Barque Byron, Pearson, of Newburyvort, 10 days from na, With sugar to the master—2740 boxes sugar to 01 P g'dog in ships Coueord. of Boston, and Wil Barque Rochelle, Hucmings, 12 da: ga" to the mast Br brig Ts, Kay, 27 days ton to J W Brower. Spel Selow, One brig unknown—wind N EF. n evaut, Ph es St Jone, NB. ia h ya from Havana, with su er. Falcon, Pitt, 6 days from Bermuda, in ballest to Lithburn. zeppa, Colson, of Belfast. 11 days from Nenvitas, wen. Left brig Brothers, Mayo, of rf days from Cardenas, with with brig Mary Pennell, in. ‘Waite, 9days from Mobile, with cotton, to ‘orto Rico, with molasses 7 days from Newbern, N Brig J W Huanington, Benzect, 9 molasses to K De Zaid.” Sid in ‘co B d brig Homer, hence, boun Buckley. Bete Sidney, «12 days from P toBAMar&'Co. | Sehr South Carolinian, Chadwick C, with paval s to M Platt Behr kellea, ¢ hap pina, Ne vhemn, NC, naval stores, Schr Blush, Kuapo, Phuiadelyhia,e Schr Samuel Rol oul. from Rio Brazos, Texas, ason, Hartford. mdsr ilvie de Grasse, Havre; lelphia; brigs Ohio, Ma, Herald Marine Correspondence. Orrick or THE Rope Isuanoen, Newront, May 19, 1844. Sw Nantucket for Alb: am yftlscellancous, RIG ANDREW KiNG Jeimn that the ‘Actrew iting: Thurow fy bound to Bermuda, in to ths North West of these Vessel was got off ing, Thi in floor. ‘The ile, Howe, Cardenas, sth dy, avd others fin Falmouth fy any. Cla, Tass jermu- e Water was thea trunks and things ngston, Rawson, of Nantucket, from Pacific Ocean, with js sy and wh oil, wes jt igartown 15th inst. po: Buxton, fm NOrleans b nnd to Gibroltar, April 27, lon 87 45 W, all well, ward Feb off Pemambuco, for supplies and then home © Heard, Farley, Winnesance, Nason, do; Hautress, Gri St Petersburg Durtia, wees tence, Decker, do do; T + £2 17s 2168" Al; UENOS AvItR! York for Manilia, in 2 dey Batavia, int days May 3—In port, Ri: lersburgs 0 x; Bolten, Bor rersbuurg, next d it King Philip, Fearn ence ae s jisg; Pice, Dyer, of and for ner, from Santos, disgs Syly' Kame, Baker, from Pioekey s:iled 19th Iy reported at Ri ‘Rio Gann Lisboa, for. aig Fotginac) and wished to be reported Heary, fm Peruambuco for Navtucket, 2 dvout, aud wished to be reported, April 20, lat 6 55 8, lon 34.30 W.. ‘ ‘orto Rieo.'Gray, fm N York for Georgetown, (about 4th in stant.) Cane Hetieris SW, 50 fm Jamaica bound to Bristol, Eng, standing to lav IL, Jat 34.34 7140 W, pson, of br reports having spoken, 5th « ling barque —— Coffia, bound ia fore! Ports. Mak A tea, Gardner, wes, ides \¢ Petersburg, do owell, ( 2. Mu; Hualeo, Hs i without the so lett, Louisa March 30 —Left Paragon, dward, Steel, fr 1 2 day i ‘ast, for RL out April Sth, to York, soo for Rio de Janeiro. Nason, wy mi NVork, just 1 doy Russia, [lene wt; Fant, brit 3 —Lelt Stephe f Whitmore, from do, une Shi'o, Lam- for NYorl land, wt; Avgustine Jintony Monson, do do; or, ory, Autobeon, Haws, ington, Barton st Hamburg, tdg; Bo- ain, Boston, do; 0; Flo: ‘allisman, Somes, wt; came: Jaques, wt Her, Smith, sid 2d for Matanzas; # mpr Piunag, wigs John ‘oung, do; Rainbow, Marseilles; Baring Brothers, wes, Idg;' Amos ten, Thompson, wti rr don, dieg: Havana ik, do; Washington, Serger Oak, How: St Petersburg, in 2 ds; Kurotus, Patten, wie Christoval Colon, Smith, Laarel, fm Ph it a. [itu Schwitler, hia, [Brem J Beenker, Freights—Kor Cowes an Mtic, £2 Ie; St Petersbw'g phia, jast are joslem, Freach from New , Curtis, from Baogor for fom m Philadel Saba, fan, of and for do M ay A : ‘olinrd, from Boston, do; and are 36th March ‘The’ Gen jo. de Jauriro, (subsequent. sail for home in 10 days ) Brewer, ly Tey heeler of and for Salen ina few days; *nergy, Bright, \r01 jew York, for site; Frances Aon, from, Cape de Verds, in 31 days passege, Franklin, Snow, from Cadiz, in 18 days; Le- grange, Cohere from unknown Ss trom adi2, with foremast sprang. (These last four vessels arrived fo was lying wt the Bar ) oA sailed 4ith Mareh for Alex company. (A piloti formed Capt, Hed that ty ‘The brig Megoon, Wi Quenec, May 10—Arr Gi London; Pear ts, London; Bellona, Auld, fan Cid, Fons, For soiae WE Ascii asa: 1, fm NYork. g : Chi , otk.— ish, Diana, Greig. fin N York. ‘Sid 13th, Elizabeth, Stewart, ydiey and New York. |. do; Lex ledo, do; Bost sles ‘do: Lexington, d re, do; Ot United States, Detroir; Al Hudson, de} Sandusky, d 0 0; Marcy, ‘Toledo; Toledo; Hoosier, Chicago; To: ler . Kalamazoo; Owenungan, Cleavelwo; Rog- omt~n, do; Havana, do; Syiyh. do; F Kruder, Adelaide, do; Velocity, Chic: awa, di wenant, Detroit ins Milan Ledi, Conneaut, from Porto lo: of Duxbul Benj Bizelow Ar iith, Ameri box, Wj miucton, N Mey t1—Arr Proveer, Nickerion, NYork; Eliza- sud Troy; Floren Ha Charles, Dotas, Geo pe Sld Charles, Dorge, Georgetown, DC; forks Oud). Gaugnier, Mebuffic, wet, Coffl do; lth, Olive KE! mor. Bickmore, Philadel phi May 10—Arr Hodgdoo, . Charlesto , Preble, Boston, 12th, Victoria, Allen, NYork, of a for Stonington, Over iy Acora, ti . New Yi , Sandus' y; Lt Colbome, Pc Burwell; Atlas, Ashtabula; hy do} aa Citizen, Brown, N York. a. 12th ‘Hanoyr, on, NC} ‘in € Telegraphed—Anita, ql al fore brig. Cld, Carib, Nickerson, ras; Fraplia, Gibbs, ‘Trinidad; Kia Leland. Pendle: tena; Dutchess, Baxter, Norfolk; Sophia & Eliza (late ) Dick . Kidridge lowes, do; William hraond; Zore, Albany. ore ind dys: . Ryder. Win Pitt, pilad; Saga ht, Charleston; Pelican, Huber, we, t evant, Ph itsdelp) Jrnament, 'y,and Alba Alban’ ‘ermont, Am 10; Re: mde, Langley, Sleeper, New York; Gude, Crosby, ny. mount, Mont tla Wheeler, Rondour. Buistor, M Slocum, Albany; lew York. Sailed I Herald, do MM—Arr Fost-r, Lancaster, Bangor; Para Middleton, NC; za Hand, Baker, Baitumore; Jas Latyheer, ‘Kenedy, N York; Leopard, Norton, A,oany; 14—The Emeline, from C as, Which was fer being ashore on Dyer’s I and wae got off la Ch luhtened ft ew Haven, May 3s Vins ‘Sid Martha & Mary Elizaber o Corson, PHitape: Providenc Zas*port, Ul iteet, Mi idle, Mes role, h, do. a Stephenson, Middletown, alton, Nantucket: jous, Rice, N York; Philadelphia, De Bal ne, May 15—Arr Flor del Mat Elizabeth Jane, thilad. er cargo 1¢ vessel is no’ ‘mith Tuttle, izabeth, Mason, Philadel th, Clark, dox Waterw ing: Franktin, Thomas, Albany. » May 16—Arr, James and Samuel, leatta, NBedford "Below, Im id, Vesta, Ludiam, Fall Ri 8 is’ Paynter, Robinso: Young, NY: ‘Achat D Douglaas,t xi art,'do; Vu. injured audaloupe. . Bostor isxico, Tomlin, Providence; D 'rovidecce; can, Tobey, Portemoth; Ricumonp, May M—Sld § Rockhill, Ralon, NYork; Me- tallic, Simmington, Boston, Fran Yonrout, May 1t—Arr Topliff, Wordim New Sm: Jouety NYork; Jemie, A dene, Iu Hampton i ‘Aaraue, enpnow d i this ino! ALEXANDRIA, © bot, Schai Franeis Depau, St Manx Boston Boston. [3 BY HIS A’ BROKEN WIF either by letter or messege, wher see him, as she pledges her word will entirely free him from his resent aneasi- ness, and als both happy. oe more explici veher au early opportu: formation which such importance to both that -w pork _ New Oxteans, May 8—Arr Octavius,Colb ling. Lovett, R. Aubara, Darpey, N York; Euro, He ds Saractu, Hiller, Laverpgots, Clinton, 'Hartley. d favre; jagary, Havre: Frederick Sullivan, Bermudas i York and lay 4—Cld ; 3 Rose, do; J D Noyes, Park, NYork; Herald, Rogers, Keerman,. dos Seaford, Pugh , do; Seaford, Pugh, ads, 7th, Madisga, Foster, fm’ Phi ‘ork. de Janeiro; Freeman, Spear, Thoma: ader, Duppe; C kt tellation, Jockson Souther, Lombard. JOHN GROOM, she can either write to hi Hal'et, Lewis, Sandwich, York; Factor, Moautezuma, 1OVie iad the Aun, Wash, fm NYork,went up James "Be, May —Arr Archibald Gracie, R io Grande, ‘Groncetown, SC May 16—Cld Fanny Coit, Baker, and Southerner, Gibbs, NY “ Cuantestox, May 13—Blw one brig. 12—Arr Merchant, x Sid, Br Northamberland, Vero, Liverpool; Fle. ld Washington, | Br] Wilkie L’pool; 3; Monaco, Lewis, NSork; Albert, Pe AUCTION’ SALES. a BY_ THE SOUTHERN MAIL. THOMAS BELL. Anctioncer Store No. 11 Spruce street. At 1636 o'clock, ii pe us) treet o'eloek, in the sates tom, LL Spruce st Sale of Dry Goods, Clothivg and Fancy Anicles. AT! ‘Day. At 1036 o'elnck, Lange Sele of two very large Freuch ames the sales room, 11 Spruee street. Furnitue of all deseriptions Mirrers, 79 by 36, perfect pi miG6 Sere SAL* OF DAHLIAS AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS —DUNLA?’S CARMAN 'S Secoud Sale f Plants will take place at their store, 639 Broad Mouday next, at 1i o'clock, and wll comprise a chore mevt, sitsbie for ramenting Flower Gardens oF Grounds. Our frienés and the partic are invit'd to view a beaactal specimen of Nepeut Natona, of Pitcher Plant, atour este bleh ment, 635 Broadway m'7 3t"ee =| Dio DAHLIAS— take place on T' Ane "v ST in nert-d this sea Mr. Uhorlwe sale tacre will he many now varieties nev Country, of very high cast of ‘characte krown avd will be warranted tine to the Witlulso be a large coll-ction of t lowering Peant ab'e for the Parlor and # lower Garden. ‘The ladies ate re: pect: fully invited to attend m J. B. GLOVE FINE ILANTS AT AUCTION—LEVY_& HB sr00N; X will sell chis morning at 11 ovchvck at Ni 151 Broadway, a beavtilul collection of five Plants, cou: SSung of Large acd small Orangesand Lemons in fruitand Hower, Roses ‘of choicest e Jasmins, Veibeuas, at ong. Cactus, Xe. So- with many o her varve.es. ec Phe third aud t a nvm. offered, suite GREAT DAHLIA SALE—There wale of 6.0 douole D, by J BC DAY,) Friday, May 1 The qual ty and the plaut skets of bh It do: y the present fie weatner vill bow go fi rward without a1 ly, and the plauts arranged tu the baske's for mn in the saloon over the stor mi7 lec May 17th, a Crockery Di elegant China a Cut and 5 Girandoles, Mantle Oroaments, Vases, Astral and Hall Lamps, Britanvis Ware, Dishes, Kowis, and all the variety usually contained ina retail stre. Catalogues may be had at the store, and the goods examined the diy previous to the sale. mi6 2tie*re GEO B. ROLLINS, Auctioseer. . N_FRIDAY, 17th May, at 12 o'clock, iu frout of their store, 17 Brood street, Club Boat “ Wave —without reserve, the celebrated elub race boat * Wave,” three years old, in perfectly soand coudition, Her perfection of model for speed, it is. be- Treva has never been equalled-—0 feet long and well calediated ars, WILKINS & ROULINS, 17 Broad street. each, and al h regard i duality. of the flower to say that our collection altogetuer unrivalled in'this couatry, 2nd in this. sale will offered many splendi here ‘The plants strong a: acd may be tured. out into the ground as soon as del: vei The middle of May in as early rs prudence watrants this trans planting, and from che unusual fineness of the season will, no doubt, meet the highest expectation. Will be warranted as re: presented in eatalogues, : Catmlognes ready for delivery on Tuewlay moruing. Plants ready for view on Thursday mvroinj JM THORNBURN & CO. ollection _mid deis®m ANTS A SITUATION—A Young Man, who would have no objection to travel with a single wentleman or afamily going t» Europe, He is wel acquainted with the at- tendance on prssengers, having cr, ssed th? Atlantic frequently in the capacity h* now reqnires. The best references to owness of packets, &c., may be had. “Apply to 223 Spiiux atreet. m7 ttre WANTED-A sepug yretive, Roller Boy. “Apply at fourth H m6 story Herald Bu ins, Nassau street, eorser Fulton Ure AGON WANTED—A good second hand Wagoi, XIOUS AND AUMOST HEART- most earrestly entreated to let her know, im ot ¢ has a communication to make to him which she meet his wishes for the fut She cannot, the Post Office in case he should prefer sendingthere. m7 3t*re = Nati f es “At the Natio eA cplamy 0 Design, on Wednesday. mone} yin finger rings, including a seal rin will be welcome to 5a Willi OST. York, in papers of no return said Pocket Book ¢ will be suitably rewarded, tot mm si Feet, er and bills There were ou the purse se ne money, by returning the pu: ‘Wednesday, betwee delphia the Railroad cars, a Pocket Book, conta value to any one but the owner. Whoeve ROBERT H. MORRIS ag RESUMED THE PRACTICK OF LAW. ice at No. 71 Cedar street, corner of Nassau. RSE, containing a sum of eral marked T. WC. The find: 0 Thomas 't ibbles, 77 Centre street, mi7 lije His with top, good spriogs, and fitted with shafts and pele— rice to below. Address 3, this day and to-morrow, at the of ¢ of this paper. mi6 2U*m ‘(A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN. wan Dopyist ‘or Assistant Clerk, ina Commission, Flour, or store. Has had eleven yesrs experience as Clerk and Jesman in th ‘ference to the owners Herald office. a situation as 1 to do the work of a ry street. mia tfje BOARD WANTED—In Brooklyn, by « Young Man, in a genteel family, within five minutes walk of the Ferry. Ad- dress W.., stating terms, &c., (which must be moderate) office of this paper. mi7 Stee Ww cc L YARD. , SUBSCRIBERS have taken a Yard at No.7 Hall Place, (near the corner of Seventh etreet aud Third Avenue, tly opposite Tompkins Market,) where they intenu keep: — = a PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. (CF Adwission Ove Dollar, 00 all parte of the house £2) Professors. Doors open at 7—Performance to commence at half-past 7 LEADER OF THE ORCHESTRA--- 81G, RAPETTI Combined with all the former Distinguished YE é FRIDA «NG, May 17th, Will be performed th» celebrated and brillant Opera of IL bAKBIERE DI SIVIGLIA i +Sig’a E Borghe + Sig Santini Sy Ferozti yanquiricd Sig Martni ‘Sig Albani N. B.—The Box Oftee, ts wow oven exery day during. the week, [rom 10 o’clock A until 4 0’eioe! may be secured for the easnivg season. ular season seats transferable | Price $10 for I'welve Representations. Subscribers not securiog sents, the price of tickets is placed at seas rausfereble. Bees deans ress ticet a Me Walls IF The public are vespectfully informed that the Baths have minewly arranged avd hited up in a handsome style, nud are in full operation, night and doy PARK THEATRE. [Pit---50 Cents | Gallery. ++ 25. Borer -- $i 1P C THIS EVENING, May 16th. will be performed the tragedy Ho, M Mr Ryder; P To concluds ° Mise Maywood CHATHAM THEATRE. 2hg Cents tcscewith the THE sy rederich Storke, m Mr Burton. After which the WANDERING MINSTREL—Jem Bags, Mr Burton onclude with RICHELIEU IN LOVE—Cardinal Riche jeu, Mir Cooner; Queen Aune D?Autrich, Misx Reyaolds MI'TCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE, ‘Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuinaton, May 15, 1844. The general topic of remark, this morning, is the new—yet anticipated—somerset of the Globe, which now comes out in favor of annexation, in consequence of discovering that that “armistice” all vanished into thin air. Blair says, if what I published is a fact, ne shall go for immediate an- nexation, and “maintain” the position. Nous ver- rons. The rumor about the capitol, this morning, is that the Hon. Chesselden Ellis, of New York, has consented to run upon President Tyler’s ticket as Vice President. He is said to be intimately ac- quainted with the views and principles of “my son Bob.” “ Persica’s statue of Columbus was uncoyered this morning, preparatory to being elevated to its pedes- tal, which is to bedone to-day. It is as very beautiful, and far superior to Greenough’s statue of Washington. . The “encampment,” which you may see noticed, was very small potatoes, Before you could say they had pitched their tents, they had struck them. There were only some eighty or ninety in all. The races are now coming off. [find it impossi- ble to attend them, ner is it worth while, for it is @ small affair—no crack horses, nor fashionable at- tendance. You see the Senate has gone to work in — Ss B. Wasuineton, 15th May, 1844. I have nothing to add this evening, except to say THIS EVENING, May 17th, to commence with ABON HASSAN After which MAC BETH—Macbeth, Mr Mitchell. Followed by JOHN PRETT YJOHN & CO. ‘To conclude with BA’ G. AMERICAN MUSEUM. AND PERPETUAL FA:E. Comer of Broadway and Ann stect nposite the Astor Houge, THE MOST BRILLIANT AND THIGMPHANT § S. GRAND PERFORMANCES At half.past 3 o'clock every afternoon, and 8 The GIANT AND GIANTESS! ! the a may be seen from i0 o'clock A. ti}! half-past 5, and from 7 till 10. ‘The manager is happy to anngunce an ty week ouly, with the ORPHEAN FAMIL. all musicians of the first class. : Mr WINCHELL, the inimitable Drollerist; Mr. WM. COLE, the Coutortionst; Mr. LYNCH; LA PEvITE CERI'TO; the DOGBILLY; and others. ‘A. Beautiful Collection of 4 The GIPSEY QUEEN, 1y, consulted at all hours of the day and evening. Tickets 25 centa—children under teu years If coats. Twen> ty-fivecents extn for privat: consultations with the Gipey Taees. 30 re |. till 1, from 2 ement, for one Tot five persons, PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY. oe MANAGER, f MICHAEL'S CHURCH Doring the recent disturbances in Philadelphia, taken upon the spotby an emineat Artist, engaged expressly for the eceasion. his thrilling aud saeritiqious scene is portrayed with the moat startling truth and fidelmy. It is a desecratina that must be deplored by seer pagssouate person. ‘The picture represent- ing the mourofal and merauchaly catastrophe is psinted upon some hundreds of aqaare feet of canvass, and viewed through @ Klass of such enormous magailyioy powers as to render each Object presented to the view of the spectator equal ia size to the original. A DWARF! THREE INCHES SHORTER! AND AS OLD AS TOM. THUMB A GIANTESS, NEARLY SEVEN AND RIGHT PERFORM Mrs. PHILLIPS, the charming songstress D the much admired voralist ihe GREAT WESTERN,Mrs. ESTERN, Mc H. CONOVER, the Protean Performer, ESTE, ‘the graceful Danseuse,’ and Mr. W. CONO: VER, the “celebrated Comic Singer ‘ Hae Melos lays a variety of brilliant Overtures alfa Picture Ga roa ‘opp. MR. H. RENNETT, DESTRUCTION OF “I Grand Cosmorama, and Splendid 1g all the celebrated characters during oon Eatertainment on Wednesday avd Saturday at 3o’clock. Performance in the Lecture Room to commence at 8 o'clock in the evening. mid RAYMOND & WEEKS’ GRAND MENAGERIE CORNER OF KIGHTH STRET AND BOWERY. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY MESSRS RAYMOND & W*EKS respectfully inform the citizen York, who so, literally patronized ied exhibition of Wild. iog a sucply ofevery: re Schuylkill, Le! and Cumb-vlaed, which they offer at the lowest market pric and solicit a share of the public patronage. Orders received ax above, or at the old stand, 411 Washing: ton street, coruer Laight street. WARD & BROWNE. _ Orders through the Despatch Poat wiil receive prompt atten tion. mi7 Imre an extra pair of d well calculated for a ph: ‘be seen at Wilmarth’s Bazaar, Crosby street, near mi7 3teod re i Universities and Colleges of Ne tost he inteads: gu she Is' Juae next, to 0} for gentlemen cevirons of ait finished style of Eloeution aud spprop LPIT AND FOREN! MR. GEOR VANDENHOFF LLY announces to Members and Stud Vand Legal prof and to the Prine n reoms as ‘ORY, HOOL OF ORA ing, under his astructioi sary to the formation of a p=rfeet public orator. od magi V receives no if is 'niversities, Co! exhibitions in Eng! ‘ards of Mr. V, book is now opened for the entry of gentlemen’ ext qu ad vos pertinet et nescire malum ert.—Ho pil under fourteen years of exes. Se, preparing the Stu ; Latin, and Greek decl am: " at 129 Greenwich, street, whi ’s Tert IC ELOQUENCE. FAsM FOK SAL*—At Brookhaven, Long Island, nin 75 acres of good land, 50 in n high state of cul tivation, from 20 to 24 woodland, I nera of good o a double one story House, Barn, (uew,) and other.out! Will be sold very cheap for cash Anply to, letvers Woks. T TAPS wT ee th avreet, cor jc ts of Is of ik and the neighborhood, ns, iace Action—so acces- but for ions, re ames for the mi7 in*ec IN SATURDAY EVENING, MAY i8th, MONS. VIEUX TEMPS, THE UNRIVALLED VIOLINIST, PARK Will appear #c the HEATRE. ORDER OF PERFORMANCE, Overtuie by the full band ew variarons for the Violin, composed by Beriot, executed by Mons. V jeux ‘Temps. YOUNG SCAME. Caprurio fauiastics, composed by Paganini, executed by Mous. V Fantasia, executed by Mon: Kia and Grand Bravasa va ee Doodle. ivux fler which, P fayorive drama. ‘Themes from tae “ ons upon the national executed by Mons. mi7 20 composed ant Pirate,” compored and re at wi ef the MIRKOR LIBRARY. Sabbath Tone, and other gem: cin woiks es and preserved the lend YT cenis Agent: usual terms rare WEEKLY NEW BOA! on of TE of promulgating the Go: id of amelionaty wisdom \o establish » paper ia this cit fulness, thought i cacy and hera Day Samts. Forergs av United states, clime, which day. at Ove Doliar per anauim, snvariably in advan All Letters ‘an ost paid,) to THE PROPHET, ork. New York, Domestic News of the day the faithful advocate and defender of the Cous gence und glory ix kuown in every 1 jor and wou by our illustrious and auriotic ancestors. m1 ay. a eutitled "The Harp contamng “The World Before the s of sacred poetry. Th ver issued from the pres: by all the ladies it will bea bonne bouche s throughvut the United Seates supplied a my I7 Ie SPAPER, 10 BE ENTITLED THE PRvUPHET. RD OF CONTROL of the Society of the Uruth of the City of New York, being des of Our Lord Jesus Chri ug the condivion of fallen Id of the faith of the Church of ( A portion of whi Commerce and M fa as well as Ie'will, Tikew at . whose effala ‘was battled. f ‘The Arta and Seiences shall not bi ike ches, Biographies, Moral ¢ say: slumns. 4 PROPHET, will be ‘ant, on an impes net it id will appesr regular thereaf.er, adi tof Latter devoted to ation of the Dif: rons in ite have the = pe ne- sand ve, 0 find a place in the columns of THE PRO- at its conductors will endexvor to impart variety, issued Saturday t No 7 Spruce Communications must be addressed, No 7 Spruce street, By oraer of the Board May 17, 1641. New mi7 lec 8 trom the four the fregrant and seif-poffing er, Don Fe Th crear of the last crop, an all other brands. GARS—-HABANEROS’ HOUSE, 12 .—Don Julian de Rivas, of Havana, invites the good segars to call as above, or at 93 Beaver at all and Peart fare he has ese segars under the bri corners of sand dot BEEKMAN br “iguro,” are the ‘calculated. to bring the brand abo PENA & RIVAS, Je Sole Agentes made to order, by Mr Jard and warranted, will be sold very io’ owner having P ORGAN —A beautifully finger Organ, ‘a handsome cise, wi ve, of Ub no further ase for it. ftand delicate toned silk front, recently bests seasoned materials, Ww, In Consequence of the ‘To those who are fond of the Instrument, the above 1s confilently recommended, as from its construction it keeps mn perfect voice and time, aad is easily oved. sufficiently pow plying at 103 8: readily, aud wi K street, a ut additional expense, be made fal’ for asmail church. Can be seen by ap- mi7 it re “Oo MPROVED. Cards have always met with, have readered it large editic card: m7 leere for more than perior in givin reuders Boston Mer. m al Price~In paper Ey ARDS OF THE MAGI.” EDITION=The found nt all hands, Which is much im} lost ingenious aud amustogith Il ia reality enable one to Vout any persons age, the wade supplied at ay road can be wow tromptly hited. cases 25 cents. Gilt trick sthat can be liberal discount, Faney Store, 345 Brondwa\ necessary to issue another is BOW ready. con: over the name of *s, enamelled nes. COOWORTH’S, tate BONAFANTUS year the Hospital. rated |writer hay defiaed is doubtless trae, tis trop, with foar si four. man > fie as +d man cannot shave with- Nout to our readers, time, having been befwe the pablie a amarter of enitury. and it probably has no pat desirable keen edge to a good razor, whi ving 2a operation that may be pavently endured. Roussel Almond Cream, for shaving, a very superior article, just received factarer of ty mi7 3teod ore dior snie by G. Saunders, inventor and. ‘mans: Metathe Tablet Razor Strop, 168 Broxdway. EXTRACT HIS is one of the me cure of Gonnorrhora that has ever been OF SAL CUBEBS, COPAIVA A SAPARTLLA. trod al to the stom ND peedy and effectual remedies for the need. Ti and is easily Ta it are concen- ts trate" all the medicinal properties of such remedies ae cre found_most speedily efficacious in curing gleets, semaical sake news, whi d-all discharges from the urinary’ passege. “It ts wholly a vegetable compound, an acts, like a charm@ta. pre ducing an immediate operacion upon the part afferted” Fatt direc tnedieine, which may be had at No. atially at his office, No’ 2 Ann st. at al! how ening. mall 2t* advices may consult Dr ts of 7 at eo WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT T WHEN the following uuprecedented reduction is ‘made by N “TAYLOR. Surgeon Dentist, (successor to Dr. Thorn, ) No. 2 Eaat Broadway: “Heat Stop Bt le ‘Tooth , Gold: Reference given, or spec’ plying at the ice, mit im*re GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SURGERY. THE, FOLLOWING is the statement of Capt, RICHARD YATES :—In the year 1812, | was taken with ulcerations in my Jexs, and made appucation to a physician, who prescribed r me; bat the disease continued to increase; it kan to ow itself in my arms, [call d anotler physician, under whose are I remained for several months. Atthis time the ule: rations became very extensive, my legs and arms were so painfully con tracted shat I was compelled to use crutches F applied to other physicians bat with no better success. By this ume the p: i my bones aud head became so exerucin ing the uleera- ios gained so rapidly, that Twas ey fived. to way bed, wiv ing up all hoves of ever being cured. ‘This was in the winter of 1843. I then tried the Indian doctors, and all the advertised with no beneficial resnit, At this cistr'esing Ily_hecame acqaninted with a f wi w resides st No ES an 0 gain « months | was enabled to p my leet upou the grouud, with the assurance that they would sustain the weigivt of my atvenu~ ated body. This teuly astonisning revolution ia my system tad been produced in the shortof xeried two mouths rom the tin first takes Dr Joseph He'ne’s prescriptions Tix imposnible forme to describe what 1 have suffered be- d tany aud quacks, aud [ y sly caution the public agarnat them f Justice to the public, aud the exellent ph se care | have obtained a racical cure, hy we to make this acknovledgement, ‘Thore who n finding meat 91 South str et, or coruer of Maid n Lane and uth CAPT RICHARD YATES N. B.—Dr. J, Heine's office ia 20 Duane strest, uear Chatham street. mi7 im*re HALLOCK’S CASTOR OIL CANDY 8 now admitted to be a great improvement in the mode of ad- ering castor ol. e-peeially to chidren, 0 be ootaned by families in treir own immediate a cites, and g Packages, with own name, A. neral 5 or full dive tion ten ow the engraved wrapper. uppled oy the quantity from the manufactory, D w street, New York. Retail dealers cay obtan their suppli's fiom the following ageats :—Olcott, McKesson & Co, 127 Maiden Jane; andilyrael Minor, 214 Fulton street, N y; Job Carpenter, Sig Sing; JF Van Vort, Sew: Stephen Frost Poughkeepsie; Van Vaikeaburgh & Ross- 6 man, Hudsoa; John Doan, Catskill; Roosevelt & Co. All who will supply all western New York. Dr. Skemit,251 Brooklyn; James Donald, Williamsburgh, Loi... Dr. inelish, New Brunswi C. Brania, Trenton; Van Wag- 6. Broad w New Jervey; ‘Dillwyn Parrish, Sth street coruer / iphia; Israel’ J” Graham. cor Balti- more aod ore; W Stabler & Brother, Alexandiia, D. C ([7° Ageots wanted throughout the world. ml15 Imeod*ee ANLOINE GILBERT, (from Paris.) HAIR DRESSER AND WIG MAKER, would respectfully anuounce to 8 friends aud the public. that he has removed from 569 to 265% road wap, opposite tne Park * G-would stace, that being a practical hair drensed (ae residences, punctually,) after the latent Parisian fashions A. G would also respectfully invite attention to hi exrensive assortment of Hair Work, and Gossamer Wig aud Toujwe, both or Ladies and Geutlemen, made in a style and tasve 10: to be aurpaased any where: and, froin the great practice as had in his vrotestio, feels confident to give eneral Hair Dresser, his Saloon or at their wand satisfaction. Gentlemen's hair id earled (eI papilotte,) in the new: eststvle, Children’ euron the mort aj nd m0. hoice lowers Ladies and Gentlomen wiil find at brs establishment ment of Perfumery, Cambs, Brashes, Artificial icy Goods for the’ Toilet, jakes this opportansty to return his sincere thanks for 1 aud liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, aud to solicit a coutinuance of the same, myl Im*re SPLENDID EXCURSION, on Sunday, May loth, to ‘Throg’s Neck tind New Ko: chelle—The steamboat SALMON Captain Shuttae, will leave Canal street at8 a’cioek A. M.. vier 1 N.R, ata}, Fulton Market at 9%, and Delancey street at 10, ‘are eich way, 25 cents.” Returning, will lesve New Ro- chelle at ¢ o'clock P. M—danding at Throg’s Neck each way. " FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morving Line from the foot of Barelay street, lauding at intermediate places. “the steamer EMPIRE, Captun 8, R. Roe, this mom- ing at7 o'clock, The steamer TROY, K, at 7 o'clock. ning Line from the foot of aptai A. Gorham, to-morrow E rtlande street, direct hepsi tts Melteimtted Captain A. McLean, even at 7 o'clock, he steamer ALBANY, Capuin R. B. Maey, to-morrow evening, at 7 o'clock. ‘The Boats of Une Line, owing to their light drangnt of wa ter areable at all times to pase the bars, and reach Albany ana Troy in ample time to take the morning train of cars for the east or west. For passage or freight, apply on board, or at the offices on the wharves mitre PACKET SH P QUE, OF THE WksT OW LIVERPOOL=o anil Tuesday, 21st Nay — til] take the bulk of 200 bales of ‘cotton aud ly accommodate eight more passeagers in the esbin. r freight or passyge, apply to the Captain on board, west te Burling Slip, or t eee ee OE WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 mite puch street FOR LIVERPOOL—New L. ular Pi £26th May. Vendid packet ship SAHKIDAN. aptain KF. A. Depeyster, of 1000 tous, wiil sail as above regular day " na ; OF Puseage, having xceommodgtions we: forsptendor of comfort, apply om beard, ac Or foot of Wall street, or to an tireets OF, K, COLLINS & CO. 56 South st. P f $100. The packet ship Garriake, Capt, B. J. 1 Trask, will succeed the Sheridan, and sail the 26th of June, her regular day. open their Grand M. Bowery. accessible by a tage bat a few minu.es walk from the ‘The many new and curi- added to their previous collection. and can stand With any similar establishment in Europe Hours from 10 to 12, 2to 4, and 7 to 10 1 the evening ous anim: riesbach will, 9s usual, exhibit those instances of cour- ageous discivline over the wilde t savages of the forest, that have readerea t1O1 per i 13 lw PAS GALL PAINTINGS AT RY OF Hall, imoorced with the intention of commencing a INTON the nrtists and stuteats of New York, le to all amateurs and coonoissenrs of patn yything in favor of collection, tional Gallery for Inge. Jered taeiens to mention ine different paintings, which compos " public and the pr wing too freq y spoken of it in tC commendation. ‘The gallery. will spertion every day, and the paintings will at public anction ou Wednesday, the 22d of May, at lock, A. M Special seats in the saloon reserved for the |. Admission free. mbtr22re THE FINE ARTS. NOW EXHIBITING at the late APOLLO GALLERY, corner of Broadway and Cham!e s street opened for public ° a0 mbers atreet, a collecion of Or ngs, 10 per wewho have seen ea of Europe to be equal to wes have seen, cents, eataloxues include mI lw#ec —s AN MANUFACTORY. ‘THE LADIES are reapectfally informed that this new Ds beautiful arti now produced in the greatest per- fection at the manvfactory, No. 3 BOWERY, UP TAIRS, where they are sold, both at wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices. Meretaats and Milling 2 m m6 2w HORN’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COBAIBA AND SARSAPARKILLA poaness a tew advantages not enjoyed by any other medicine forthe cure of all sexual di seases,and which must, with an enlightened public, render it assuredly highly popular, avdadesideratum long sought for im the medical world. It needs uo confinement or change of diet In its approved form, th ventirely taste d causes po unplea: atient. th fume in almost ¢ ery part of Eu- proved of and a xctioned by the commended by the .aost eminent of «profession a by JB. ‘Thome, London, and for zale wholesale and retay JAMES TARRANT, 206 Greeawieh st, coruer of Warren street Also, at 2 Park Row and 581 Broadway, 183 Broadway, 390 corner of Walker street m3 2win + WITHOUT ‘tment on hand to select from. aan pplied on the best terns. TO THOS CHILDREN hetag OMEA ney is establish UX’S Wonderful apie Im is *m REMOVAL. RS. CARROLL'S MEDICATE VAPOR AND M.SULPHUR BATHS, will be removed, the first of Mav, from Conrtlandt street, to 325 Brondway, two doors above the City Hospital, where ‘she will be happy to ace her friends and patrons apeaef is re THE MYSTERIES OF ELEUSIS WERE THE MOST RENOWNED of all the anc’ Mysteries, and are i. timately connected with the im tutions of Freemasonry and Ond Fellowship; and whose secer were eagerly sought after by the most famous of the philo- i¢ world, as constituting the heighth of hnman wi BUT THE GREATEST MYSTERY of the present day is how G. B. C1 Jor, 132, William reet, can afford to make sueh handsome Freseh t loth Dress ats for $16, and other garments at equal’y low prices. ‘The former mystery the subscriber will ia a short time fully Anravel to an enquiring public. Bat the latter mystery can be solved at once, by stating that the subscriber is satistied with very small profits, and being at moderate expenses. the atvle aud wetting up of the work will be the same as that of Brandage, Tryon, from whose well known establish- ments the subscriber has but reeently r . B, CLA N, B.—Office and Summer Coats the convenience of strankers, a SP N'OF A’ $16 COAT | SEE my13 lwisk3wos*ec ND WES’ RN M 'y Deglers.—You will find it to your advantage to obtain a supply of Dr. Holt’s medicines—See ad- ement. 5th column !ast page. nd Iw Fee CHANTS, 1, copper-fastened, fast sailing Brith hip He LEN JON, Captain Joh Petrie, having neariy the whole of her cargo en “d Og on board, bat can yet take a few tons only. freight or cabin having very heand- tate-room accommodations made cov Apply to iver, OF t0 the snbscribers. Cabin Passage $60, ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO., mi6to2ire 35 Fulton at, next door to the Fulton Bank TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL P/ EB FICE—Removed from 43 Peck slip to 76 South » e of Maiden lane. Persons desirous to send for their Friend: the old country, ean by calling on the sabsers bers make the necessary arrangements on the moat advavtagrou: terms, Mr. Wm Tapscott being ia Liverpool, renders. traus: acting such business with chem highly benefieial to all vinnee to have their friends comfortably and ‘auickly dese Patched. Drafts for any amount, payable on demand without any dis- countor any charae whatever, inal the principal towns through out Great Britain and Ireland, ean at all times be obiainea on application to WJ. T TAPSCOTT. At their General Passage Office, mil re 76 South st, comer Maiden lane SOR LIVERPOOL—The New Line Keguiar Packet 21st May.—The pew and very picerion Nee York built packet ship QUREN OF Tk WES ST Cnt Woodhouse, 1259 tons burthen, will sail as above, her regular day, ; For freight . having elegant and roomy accommo ‘Pasaage, gs aonurvassed by any ship sn port, euply to wie Captain on board, at west side Fling @] orto WOODHULL & MINTURNS, #7 South at Price of pasange $100. ‘The packer Rochester, Capt Joba Britton, 009 tors barinen, will sucered the Queen of the West, nud anil on 1 regular ny, ttst June ah m: FOR GLASGOW=Diect—WithDispateh— 7 first class Packet Ship SALEM, Captain Heirn, will iL as above. his well knows ship has very superior accommodations for eabin, second exbin and steerage passengers, aud a numbee of her berths are already engaged. Persons mtending to embark should make immediate application on board, font of Pire street, orto JAS, MeMURRAY, veet, corner South, 100 1 will ree This very superior rect to New York, thas affordiag 4. facility seldom to be met with for persons desirous of sendieg f their a in the neighborhood of Giagow, 0 ‘orth of Ireland. HSteamers from Belfast, Londonderry, Port Rush, and Cole. rame, ply Weekly to Glasgow, at very moderate rates For passage, &c., apply as above. mire FOR LIVERPOOL—Warrmied First British Ship, and saile on the 21st of May —The very fine A | TH that the Senate have had a very long Executive session, in which they have done a great deed— they have removed the injunction of secrecy upon the publication of the Treaty and documents! So now the public will get them. They have had a great deat of talk, but as nearly as I can ascertain it amounts to nothing at all. S. B. TWENTY-KIGHTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasuineron, May Ith, 1844. ANNEXATION. 2 Mr. Bucnanan presented strong resolutions from Pennsylvania in faver of immediate annexation. PRIVATE BILLS AND LAND CLAIMS. Several private bills were taken up and discussed —of ne public interest. The bill for the relief cf Henry Gardiner and others, directors of an association called the New England Mississippi Land Company, was taker up and discussed, and passed 21 to Li. CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS. The bill relating to Bonds given by Custom House Officers was taken up. Mr. Huntinaton said the object of the bill was to require all Castom House Officers to give bonds before entering upon the duties of their office—and not as at present within three months. The bill was ordered to be engrossed. Several other private bills were also ordered to be engrossed. ‘The bill to authorize the payment of equitable commissions to the agents or attorneys of persons in whose fevor awards have been made under three several treaties between the United States and cer- tain foreign Powers, which awards have been re- tained in the Treasury in payment of debts due the U, States, was ordered to be engrossed. oe ‘The joint resolution to authorize the transmission and presentation of books to the Minister of Justice of France, in exchange for books received from him, was also ordered to be engrossed. The joint resolution authorizing an allowance to Purser DM. F. Thornton, in the settlement of his accounts, was ordered to be engrossed. The bill for the relief of Reynall Coates, Walter R. Johnson, and William B. MeMurtrie was also ordered to be engrossed and read a thiid time, The resolution to print 1500 additional copies of the work upon the changes and modifications of the Soranerciall systems of other countries, was adopt- ed. The bill granting a pension to George Whetten, was ordered to be engrossed. 2p.m. The bill authorizing persons to whom re- servations of land have been or shall be made, un- der Indian treaties, to clienate the same in fee, is now under discussion, and will probably be or- dered to be engrossed. House of Representatives. Wasmineron, May 15, 1844 ‘The journal was read. Mr. Deter presented a strong memorial in favor of the annexation of Texas, from the people of Mo- bile. Printed. Mr. M’Kay moved to go into Committee of the Whole and take up the annual appropriation bills. ‘The session was tate=in two or three weeks the Eanes will adjourn, and it was time to get at these bills. There was then a loud call for the orders of the day, so great as to induce Mr. M’Kay to withdraw his motion. The Committees were called on for reports. Mr. McCuetianp from the Committee on Com- merce reported an amendment to a bill for remis- sion of duties on rail road iron. Several other bills were reported from the same Committee. REDUCTION OF POSTAGE. Mr. Horxins, from the Post Office Committee, made a report in favor ofa reduction Lf eapr Sa He said he should report a bill to the ame effect to- morrow. The rates are to be reduced as follows :— Where we now pay to pay 5 cents. “ " wo io « “ if 5 “ “ 6 8 95 lM Newspapers to pay for 30 miles } cent, for 100 miles 1 cent, over that 1} cent. of New York, from the same committee, re- ncing the postage to some uniform ountry ; either 5 or 3 cents. Mr, Fie, of New k, reported a Bill to reduce the penses of West Point Academy. Mr. Panmenren, made a report relative to the explosion on board the Princeton ; the committee condemn the prac- tice of using these big guns, and say that all the ordinance officers of the army and navy have condemned these guns. Mr. C. J. INaensous, from the committee on foreign af- fairs, reported a resolution instructing tue President of the United States, to rescind the existing treaty stipula- tions between the United States andthe Hanse Town Denmark, &c., a8 s00n as it can be done without posit: injury to either of the parties concerned in these treaty stipulations. ‘The expenditures of the State department since 1840 were reported. : Mr. Pratt, of New York, chairman of the Statistical committee, reported a most excellent and valuable resolu- tion, creating a bureau of statistics in the Treasury De partment by transfering all the idle and unemployed clerks trom the other departments, to the Bureau of Statistics, and require the Secretary to report every Ist Monday in eap rate all over t January. ‘This was read three times, and passed right through the House in three minutes, being universally ap- prove ! Mr. Sauxpens moved to reprint the report of the fracas between White and Rathbun on account of the numerous eo made in printing the testimony. This the very consistent House who have totry these men, refused to have done—91 to 79. Mr. Weiuen moved to pay $150 to Mr. Wirt, the House watchman, who was shot accidentally by Wm. 8. Moore. Carried, Mr. Camenens. tried to induce the House pend the rules, and take up the Bill to renew of the District Banks. Lost—69 to 112 Mr. Homes moved that the House adjourn for two days to give time to take up the winter carpet (new) and lay down the summer mats, which is always done. The House refused, 56 to 112 ‘The Bill to pay the Vermont militia for services in the ar was read twice. ral Senate Bills were read twice and referred. Bill to hold the Election of President and Vice dent on one day all over the Union was then called ain to sus- ¢ charter mp. + Mr. Hastuin said a few words in favor of the Bill. Mr. MeCut.tom called the previous question ‘There was no quorum ; so there was @ call of the House. Only 150 answered to their names; many have gone to the races ; 70 are absent {From the National Intelligencer.) Postscrirr.—Last evening, after an Executive session of several hours, the Senate removed the injunction of secresy from the Treaty, and the Do- cuments accompanying it, for the annexation of Texas. We have not, of course, had any opportu- nity of examining these papers, but we learn orally that, by « communication from the President yes- terday, the Senate was informed that he had order- ed « military force to repair to the frontier of Texas, to open a communication with the President of that Republic and act as cireumstances might require and had also ordered « naval force to Vera Cruz, to remain off that port, and prevent any naval expedi- tion of Mexico, if any such should be attempted, from proceeding against Texas! — ‘ ‘Thus are the rumored ** stipulations” with Texas, referred to in our preceding remarks, confirmed, and the extraordinary fact rendered certain, that the President has, on his sole authority, taken step equivalent to waging sudden and open war on a friendly and unoffending nation. We have not time, at this late hour of the night, for turther com- ment on so extraordinary a procedure. “Emmracery.—After Judge Parsons had charged the Grand Jury yesterday, upon the subject of the Jate riots, Col. C.J. Jack, who was one of the speakers A can meeting. at the Wasnington ket, in Kensington, on Tuesday afternoon, the 7th inst, sent a letter to the Grand Inquest, commentng upon the Judge’s charge, and giving his views of the riots, ‘and of the legal duties ofthe Grand Jury in the premises. The Communication was immeriately transmitted to the court, when Judge Parsons sent for Mr. Jack, alter address: