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

AUCTION SALES. tem ef general banking, similar to the free banks of this feces 214 bhie led 113 BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. For | ti tobsreo C @s, scurvy, morphew, heat: lacie | State. Ali these bills, quadrupling the banking capital —— — LL frritation-and i Tallow and ier the Bat, pase the lower howe by ware! party vote Fite, Jebistan 8 c0~ Cc. 8, ITH, azetianeer we oot ciel ais Lo gh agp my Deeatie | eee Sant fe tae a: Seen wtease the | -scsassanianamnneanenseneeantsienteesietmhiemst x ‘Store 304 Broadway, cor. Duane st. | Conmapoudence of the Heraid. } eeov ries. Its ing) ‘and the State saved from H. ©. W. will give his persooal tion 10 out door sales of w, May 1844. nalities are apok divoctiond; whole of them were defeated, Rive his per atten an ‘asninoron, May 23, : who use resutpensed ie Hoe cals no tinte we iter | one of themest extensive eckemes of banking ever in. | ae ARITIME HERALD. Biepeobieg parame meres. LEADER OF 7AY QRGGEN TES cakes mo | Delegates are hourly arriving, and thronging one) ee , AGH ato be bed genuine vented. By a'very emall majority these movements were | Salling Days of the Steam Ships. raat shaun ga songiautnn gpode tall have been EUFRASJA BENEFIT. every quarter and corner of the city. This morn- y at O7 Walker street, first store from Broadway, nipped in che bed. andthe pospie of that od the neigh. | n Advances made, if required, om merehandize of win MONDAY EVENING, Mary g7th, ug the tide seems to wet more strongly in favor of RICORDS PARISIAN ALTERATIVE Mixt| boring States, saved from being di.u . .uto « period of | fieitann. ~ iit be prepented Daninetsi's Comte Opemn, ealted Van Buren Mis said that on counting noses whe foe the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis. speculation from which very few would havecomeout un- | nsdn,” BY H. WILLARD, Adin ISIE Daal nly Van Buren delegnics fied rom Bg ani all affections produced by an injudicious use of mer | scathed. We have in this instance, the best evidence in | Minti. SATURDAY MOKNING, May 25h, at I o'clock, Nemo ean recken up 140. cury. The great alvaotages possessed by this powerful | r 4. teen, XECUTORS’ SALE OF GOODS AND CHATTELS Bere’t Bele 138 constitute © majority, aad the current rumor is ive over all other preparations forthe cure of Sy- | the world of the power of the people wo keep down there j + Beata. F4 In the store, hy order of the b x*eutors of the estate of Eliza Dr Duleamare that they intend to abide ' philis, is, that while curing the disease it improves the | financial movements, Had the party possessing the pow. | 80% Col ven, di ant ee ¥ « majority vote in the sa large essor ment of vaiuxble goods, in- cluding a large quantity of Silver Plate and, Plated Gold Wateh ard Chain, Chattelaine, Set of jewelry, Cut “ iri netia = constitution, whalst merciry Director of Serious Opera, it generally | uch | house been. ’ worse disease than the ove Leese tor. rhe | oF i the house been equals as well off in the Senate, the best recommenda late i is administered for. | State of Ohio would, at this morent, have in existence | pe: Convention, and not by the customary two-third Bed and W in- vote. For myselt | freely admit that I have little Masters and Agents. from Os 000000000009000000000 tion we can give of it is, that it is now extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who for merly considered mercnry the only cure for thote com. | Iaints Sold, in single hotties, $1 ench 5 in casa of all , $5, carefully 1, end sent to of the | Union.” Office of Uke Collage of Medicine nd Pharm vet. Cy, 95 Nassau sty W. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent (> LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE, IMPARTS A delicate blushing tinge to the complexion, immoveubie by rubbing with alinen cloth or handkerchief, or by. perspi | ration. Beware of Vinegar Rouge, °tis injurions to the akin. 67 Walker street, Ist store from Broadway is the only place in New York. GOURAUD’S BLANC D’ESPAGNE, OR SP. nish White for the complexion is basely counterfei Buy no where else, nt at the original Store, 67 Walker street, first store from Broadway, 25 cents a box. Og> THE CO! RATED EXTRACT OF SAR- SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, e*: | ished for the suppression of quackery. ‘This refined | and highly concentrated extract, possessing all the puri fying qualities and curative powers of the above herbs. mfidently recommended by the College, as infinitely superior to any extract of Sarsaparilla at present before the public, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, such a8 scrofula, salt-rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim: ples, ulcers, pain in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcereted sore throat, or any disease arising from the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudicious use 0: mercury, Sold in single Bottles, at... .......... 75 cents each “im Cases of half-a-dozen Bottles, $3 50 — “ one dozen ff 6 00 Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union. N. B.-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers. Office of the College 15 Nassau street RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. ftge RHEUMATIH! AND GOUT ARE CURED BY the nse of the Indit Elixir and Liniment—For the trnth of this st can refer to hundreds who have experienced use of this remedy. To be had atpt Courtlandt street. Se CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.—The Lonic Mixture, d by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, 18 confidently re commended for all cares or genitty luced by secret in dulgence or excess of any kind. It is an invaluable reme- dy lor impotence, sterility, or barrenness ( depend. ing on mal-formation,) ingle bottles $1 each ; cases of halfadozen $5; care fully packed and sent to all ofthe Union. Ofice of the College of Medicine and Phermacy. 95 a *treet. W. 8. RICHARDSON, M.D,, Agent MONEY MARKET. Friday, May 24—6 P. M. Stocks are atillon the advance. The sales at the Board of Brokers and in the street are very large, and the bulls have it all their own way. Atthe Old Board, Long Island advanced 1} per cent; Stonington, }; Morris Canal, 3; Vicksburg, 1; Farmers’ Trust, 1}; Iineis, 1; do 1960, 1: ‘United States Bank, 1; Illinois Bank, 1}; Canton fell off 1, and Harlem closed firm at yesterday's prices. At the New Board, Harlem improved 3; Norwich and Worcese ter, }; Stonington, 3; Ilineis, 1; Erie Railroad, 1; Ohio 6's, 4; Farmers’ Trust, 1; Delaware and Hudson, 1; Can- ton Co. 4, and United States’ Bank, 2; Paterson declined } per cent; Pennsylvania 4's, 1; Indiana, 1}. Mohawk and Long Island closed firm at yesterday’s prices. Some time since we cautioned the people of the West against bills issued from Wall street by individuals who used fictitious names to disguise their own, and who cir- culated them through the Western country. ‘These financial characters adopt some name for a bank, and send asmall amount of State stock to the Comptroller, for which they receive countersigned bills, which are good, but the small amount of these bills is only used as a nest egg, from which they extend their business, and palm upon the public all kinds of worthless trash. At the time we made these statements we were informed that large amounts of bills had been distributed through the West. A Buffalo paper of April sth had the following paragraph, which we copied at the time: “We saw this morning'a package of bills of the Far- mers’ and Drovers’ Bank of Exie eounty, to the amount of $460, that had been protested for non-payment. People atthe West, who are taking checks on the Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of Grant county, relying upon drafts upon the bank here for their redemption, can craw theirown conclusions. We hope they will get their pay. Thata fraud ix contemplated is manifest by the use that is made of the nome of the W. F. & M. Ins ince Company, an institution of good reputation, located at Milwaukie.” ‘A few days after this statement we again referred to the subject, and in the course of our remarks used these words:— “ There are free bauks in this State who have a circula- tion of at least three dollars of their own issues to one uf the Comptroller's.” This assertion was taken up and commented on by Mr. Thompson, in his Reporter of the 18th inst., as follows :— We cut the above from the “money article” of the Herald. ‘The idea conveyed is, that there are free banks on this State which issue circulating notes not counter. signed by the Comptroller. We have not seen such a note for jour years ; such issues ure expressly prohibited, We are informed by what we deem good authority that there are bills in circuletion of the kind we alluded to We have sven bills represented as being issued from {reo banks in this State, that were circulated through the Western country. It is very difficult to trace these issues, snd those who have been deceived by their representa. tions obtain very little satisfaction ; they may know where, but they know not who may be their redeemer. ‘The latest case of this species of fraud is a certificate of deposite represented as being issued by the Hamilton Bank of Madison County. We annex a copy of the certificate : 0090000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 No. 984. HAMILTON’ BANK, (Mavisow County, State or New York.) Agency, No. 12 Wall street, N. Y. City. New Yor, Feb. 28, 1844 Received on deposit the sum of Oxe. THovssnp 3 Dourans, which I promise to pay ninety days after date, with interest at five per cent, to the order 3 4B of J. 1. Rogers, Eeq., enidorsed hereon. $1,000. 8, STANLEY, Cashier. 90000090000900000000000000000000000000000000000008 ‘This certificate came as a remittance to the Bank of Ammericatfrom the cashier of the Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank, Memphis, Tennessee. The notary of the Bank of America called at the agency, No. 12 Wall street, for the purpose of enforcing the promise to pay, but could find no such agency ; no Mr. Stanley, cashier, or any thing that looked like such an establishment. Jas. T. Rogers, Esq., the party to whose order the certificate was payne ble, has suddenly vanished, as his usual,place of business knows lim no longer. The cashier, 8. Stauley, isa young man, inthe employ of J.T, Rogers, from which fact we judge that the whole bank, president, cashier, di. rectors and stockholders, are all embodied in the person of Mr. Rogers, This certificate is numbered 994, and is for $1000, payable in ninety days, bearing 6 per cent in* terest. Some party at the south or west must have sul” fered to this amount, or it never would have got into the Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank at Memphis. How many more for a similar amount ure in existence, time only will determine. We have repeatedly cautioned the public against these issues, and the people have only to beon their guard, to anxul the efforts of the speculators to give tham circulation, ‘The House of Representatives have laid the bill received from the Senate, extending the charters of the Banks in the Distriet of Columbia, on the table, It is very doubtful whether it will be taken up again this session, or not.— ‘The banks have called meetings of their stockholders, to take into consideration measures in relation to extension or liquidation of their affairs, as Congress may decide.— The restrictions placed upon tnese banks, in the bill that passed the Senate, are favorable evidence of the great improvement that has taken place in the principles of both political parties, regarding the system of banking.— The whig majority inthe Senate have placed greater re- strictions on the banks of the District than even the democratic majority in the House deem just. ‘The individ- ual liability of the directors and stockholders is to be 80 rigidly enforced, that the hanks even hesitate to accept an extension of their charters under the provisions of the new vill, Thedisposition to check the movements of banks, so that they cannot go beyond the proper limits, and to ensure the safety of all who place any trust in these institutions, evinced by the Senate of the United tates in this instance, deserves the greatest commenda tion. Itis more than we ever expected froma whig ma- jority, and more than has been shown by legislators of the same party in our State Legislatures. ‘The movements of the Legislature of Ohio during the past winter, were just the reverse of those in the Benate of the United States,— ‘The, lower house of the Ohio Legi: whig majority, and the Se Du. ring the session the house passed bills re-chartering several of the local banks, creating a State Bank witha capital’of ten millions of dollars, and establishing a sys- MILTON BANK. HA three systems of banking, viz :—A National Bank, with | @ capital of $10,000,000; all the Siste Banks, having «| capital of $10,000,000 more, and the Free Banking «ys | tem, which can be estimated at ax much mere ‘The State | of Ohio would have prospered, no doubt, for a time under | the workings of this immense capital, but «few yours | would suffice to drag the people to deeper depths of | bankruptcy than they have ever before reached. difficult to resist the power held by the banks in every | section of the country. The expansions they resert te at times to advance prices of all kinds of property are very apt to seduce those who hav: | +} © full know ledge ds are deluded by the prospects held out by these in’ | | stitutions. Every individual possersing property is | {",T pleased with any movement enhancing the market price. He does not stop to ask whet will be the effect of the | cause. It is sufficient orhim to know thet it exists, amd _ his first thought is to take the benefit of the thoes — | ‘When the effect is the same throughout the country, it | must soon lead toa very great expansion of prices, watt! | a state of things is produced, that is of the most dangerous | nature. The whole movement is very pleasant and em | ticing, until there comes a relaps@. One slight explosion | shakes the whole fabric,and the whole falls to the grownd | carrying downto ruin thousanils who have staked their all upon the movements of « few bank directors and regy lators of thecurrency and standan! of prices. The benks por the power to change the whole complexion oy commercial affairs in a very short period. By expansions they can create ficticious values of «!! kinds of property, and by contraction they can reduce any thing to a specie standard, There is no possibility for # regular unalters. ble course of trade, or the establishment of a standard of value governed by demand and supply, #0 long as the regu tion of the currency is entrusted to afew interested and corrupt legislators. The people have the power in their own hands, and they cannot be too careful in delegating it. Old Stock Exchange. $836 N'Y State 5’s, 55 101K 50. oe. Monbesten, Gn # 5000 Ohio 6's, "60 a2 65 Mereh's Rae Co 2% $000 do g BS 5000 do HI z 35000 0, = founehy 6's 150 U 3 Bank » enn’a 5's 5000 do b10 80x41: Joris 15000 do ‘b30 8054 300 ikabure B 5000 do beo st 100 do, 19000 = do 30 80% 100 do 5000 do bis 8044 35 Canton Co 5000 Ilinois spcl bés b15 52% 250 do 10080 do de 2000 Ins 47g 75 do 5000. do h30 488350 15000 Ke 5's, phlin NY 93 50 do. 50shas Del & Hudson 118 75 Mohawk RR Deol Americn ‘we dp ds Hy 30 Bk of America 2t Leather Manuf Bk 106 75 Reading RR 5986 30 Dry Dock Bk 71 200 lo b90 57h 100 Bk Com. full 100, 150 Stonington RR 33 305 do | scrip 99% 225 Paterson KK a3 100 Farmers’ Trust 15 45° 100 U! 131 1075 do 45, 151 Erie KR B do bI0 45% 50 do. bo 34 50 do 453% 125 do 33% 450 do 49% 100 L Talend RR Ry 50 do b10 4650 Harlem RR bis 5) 50 do ‘DIS 46% 200 do nw 99) 100 do, bI5 46 225 = do 8 75 N Am Trust ity 18 do 85) jo 16% 225 = do rs 13 Am Exe Bk 3 50 do 89 Plantes’, Miss 534 100 do. 25 Ihnois Bk 33% 175 Nor & Wore 6 odo M100 do 50 do uw 4% 100 © do 1 Second Board. $3000 Ohio 6's 1006. 50 shas L Island RR b3 8 25shas Stonington RR 52. 50 do bs Hie 100 do wnat 59650 lo ar 100 do. 40 Norhimpton 47 100 do ‘b30 53 25 yigeebare,. Bk. 10} 250 Farmers’ Loan 4536 250 N Haven Canal 47 200 do 30 45% 40 Nor & Wore b3 70 New Stock Exchange. $3000 Iinois 6's 47. 125ahas Farmers’ Loan 45% 2000 do 47% 100 do baw 4356 1000 Illinois 6’s, 770 50% = 50 do 1S 46 1900 do 50° 25 do 1000 do nw 50) 50 do. 5000 Ohio 6's ba 101% 25) do 1000 Kentucky 8310546 55 MMinois Bk 1000 HM % do 34 2000 Reading bds b1S 76% 25 do. bis 14% 1010 Indian: Siys 45° 150 HarlemRR 5, 1000 do 45% 140 Vicksburg b3 1046 12000 Indiana $ bds 49% 25 do. b3 10! 7000 eee ‘60 4835 50 do. 30 103% 50 shas Morris Canal 10! 50 d 10 400 U 5S Bank 103 40 Stonington RR baw 53. 50 do 10 25 NAm Trust b10 17 su do b3 10% 25 0. 163 100 do 10 25 Nor& Wore blo 72 100 Paterson RR 8334 50 L stand RR 2% do 50 | do b30 8334 50 do 93% 50 Canton Co 67 State of Trade, Asuxs—Pots continue very dull. We cannot quote over $4 264314. Pearls are in very limited demand at $475.04 91}. Breswax—Prime southern yellow is held at 29} a 0c, ‘The sales are to a very moderate extent, and principally for export. Cortox—There has been more animation in the cotton market to-day, and the sales amount to 2,500 bales, with- out change in price. Hay—Common qualities are in fair demand at 35 a 36Jc. Prime is held at ai ‘The receipts continue large Pxovisions—Beet and pork continue very dull, and without change in quotations. We have nochange to quote in prices for any articles under this head, Wriskry—Drudge casks sell as wanted at 23c, Prison barrels at 23}c. Provision Market. Our markets, during tho past week, displayed some ve- ry superior beeves, a large number of which came from Pennsylvania. Veal and lamb continue very plenty ; the latter is now large, and of a good quality. Poultry is much the same as last week. Fish is plenty—mackorel large and very fat—salmon still in demand, and prices are atill too high and must fall a little before the sales can be large. Lobsters are fat and in their season. We snotice great quantities of from Jersey — they are more reasonable in price than hereto- fore. Strawberries and cherries are more plenty, and prices are less th: week In early vegetables there dance. Egg* continue to arrive daily, in lurge lots; no less than 120.000, by the river barges, reached tne city yester- @ great variety and abun- day. 130 eggs are sold for 8 dollar. Appies, bole «-$1 FatCh4 oF Puovtstons ppies, os 4 Beef, per Ib 8a lo jel, perewt WW ab 00 Beef, comed+++ e+ 3a Brecon. 2340 Blacktish « a 8, each a Beans, by a Butter, fresh orm Butter, firkin, perlb. 6 a Bass, [b 8 a 10 Potatoes, bushel.-+31 a. 75 Celery-abunch, +++ 6 a 12} Potatoes:swt,+:+2s 6d hit peck Caulifiowers, doz.,50 al Pereh, Ib 6a Cranberries, a qet.:"15 a — Poultry, pai Crabs, aga 25, i Chick ‘a a7 a 37) a a= a a 10 Wea a= ae a= a Ducks, per pair at =a fones ei H indi’ 2 PRES+ + +++ 16 fOr ‘umips, pee bush- 25 a 91 KreahCods s+-+ 4a 5 Priperthess =a 4% Turkies + % a1 50 ‘eal +s 6a hk Philadelphia Cattle Market. May 23.—-Beeves—870 offered, including 600 from Ohio. Sales at $4 50a $6 for ordinary to fair qualities; $625 a6 60 for strictly prime cattle—40 head left over, and 400 were driven to New York. Cowa and Calves—310 in market. Sales from $18 a $28 for fresh; $12 a $18 for springers; and $8 a $12 for dry cows, wie 420 offered. Sales dull at $425 a $462} per Sheep—1,150 offered. Sales at $1 50 a 2 60 for ordinary to fair qualities, and $3 a $4 for prime sheep. Married, On Sunday, 19th inst, at Kast Machias, (Me.) by Squire Eben Blackman, Capt. Daviv B. Brown, of brig Citizen, to Miss Francis U. Foster, daughter of James iter, Esq. of the former place. Died, On Friday morning, 24th inst. of consumption, Tr0- s Sart, aged 21 years ani 4 months. The friends and acquaintances of the family, and of his brother Alfred, are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, 43 Oliver street, this aiter- noon at 34 o'clock. On Friday bpd gil thei inst. of scarlet fever, Rosen ©. Suvev, son of Robert and Sarah Silvey, aged thirteen monthe and one da His remains willbe taken from his father's residence, 16 messin street, this morning, to Staten Island, for inter- ment, rn Passengers Arrived. Havana=Ship Coea—Mrs Garduer, captain's lady; Mrs Caot Geo J Curtis, of Boston. foreiga Pg ebony) Saur Carex, S. M—Brig September~$160 specie Spies, Cohnata com doublons AYAbrefelt=e7 Togs Mahogany ef ceroons tobacco 4 do beeswax 260 hides, vo order, Momestic Importations. New Onteass—Largue Claries Perkine—29 bales cotton Maey & Heldridge—318 bois pork 233 do lard 25 kegs do 24 chs bacon H Suydam & co—2) bbls L hf do beef 5 bbls cantor oil 2 hds tobarco | do hams nore Godfrey & Robinson—tbex J 3 Cy rat) bbis fl bb! blue water 2 by juydam. Sage & co—908 Jead Schermerho n & Via kt Verce beeswax l''l Mabee—78 bbs pork 20 00 hem» 2 do tallow 8 do beef 81 hides J Mrcy & son—i97 bbls pork 2 casks Ship 6 wha! ostewen on, if Captaine of V i We steal on it a favor, i Cos ~~ ersels will give te Comme Rooent Suvev, wa Fleet, a Report of the Shippong left at the Port wheuce they sailed, :he Vessels Spoteg on their passage. a List of their Cur Ko. terga Newspe pers or they may have. tHe them Hrcmpme nated y won evts, at me or be by sending. to this ait the Vanier Nautiey other Naformation of apy but “eT OF HRW YOR, +204 | oor ont acl ae & Z vtven Wave © b WP) - M Behe Pecmmee, Nenoi he Wale, Polie te, W, (guide bea Bedi! arrivea. ‘ar glen, * ip Com ith 6 he t from Havens, » from Newry, lre- Hy merrae yassrugers qe | tereee Perkems, Pe bens. (of ) a deys from N Ls Orb ans. wich cotien to master vywe Hebron, Woodbury, 4 days from Apalachicola, with bervas, Howes, (of ton) 2 dave from Apats | we . for NVerk, {fom Johoe, PR hompeas. ‘Salt Chek, Spanish yeh core 1 dove from St Crois, with 40 pars fem 60 hts molesens 107 co sewer to B De Borest & Co. fe wisen 13 deve sneer 2552 hides tm Mapon & 1, Dewan, dave Brg Sep Mowe woh woshogany Me Bebe Pvetive Ar Beneh, tg fay NV ont ree, Mohr bloomer, Walker. 1 dys from Hamacoa, PR. with 150 bay oy te B De Foren and te Sehr F xcetien Dew from Jecksoo ville, EF with > “hele Bool Waterss, ts Goes’ Palladatshie, with coal, 0 “che J Britton, Rives, 34uys from Peiladelphia, with coal, “Schr Seswn & June, Raynor, from Machias, with lamber, to “Behr Awe bien, Prancis, from Boston, with logwood aud “Mp aias vecieutonn ao ene a! Loews. Tchr Vieiage, Bearer, from Boston, with mise—bonsd 10 Albans obi aged the Akl ul A cowed t bar. Haftert, from Cavte Ship Wins Branton, from New Orleans, with Provisions, sae) y= * Lo t ig, wuknown, Salled. | one =P Joh s magne, Corpeshs bevg ving 1 ‘West ladies: asd othe. eee ON Herald Marine Orrice Arr 22d, Albert, Pedriek, from Cars tion to go to the country. Good city relerence can be Kiven, Please apply to Noth | Jemey street. between Prince and Houston. m2 Ire } MILLINERS an? others are respect/ully invited to call and bo wed « ti | Artificial Flowers, &e. for Boston, put tn for ondere: Flash. adetphins ‘Isatella, Jefforvon juriee, Providence for N ¥ ork. Albert, and Cinderella, Boston. Misrelianeous Packer sir Low te, will sail to-day. Baio Oret.o —A lighter © ith cotton come ap from the ese! wil 1s Osetia, ashen ot Besargas The v I be got of halemen. Ni vnabeth, Miller, New 0 bbls wh Spoke Now ‘hs, NB, 900 bir, Seth, 198.47 F, Pisinden, Warehain: #30;" Dre 4 fat #215 ipo tit Es Hera NBT wh, Fan tla 0 , it wi Mch 20, off St itelens, Tyleston, Bruse, Cruigina (OF 8p oll, quaatity wot statsd ” Cape the North Ameries, af Warren, came tasseager ia tne J Mt, New Bevronp, May 23—Arr Amethyst, Holmes Hole. Holines Hole. yesterday. Henry” Asto er i elemales report the hope at Gene Forties saa also rep» of Capt ‘Cape P. wos buried at Pernambuco. Sid: Hope, Wilcox, Ocean. ‘Off New Holland, 1st Dec, Seine. Smith, NB. 900 bbls oil. A letter from Capt Wade et he Ay ian, of N York, reports popdate, Ke. ‘probably off NHolland in Dee.) Winglow, Pease, NB, is Fes ate of Boston, has been purchased for a New London whaler Ww Heary, of Provincetown. 5 months out, Jat 26 22, ton 86 49, no on alt we ‘pol dis (s) Ryrie, hoe the spoken 34 inst for 1 re, at this ps cross in her fore topsnil, steering é ay—by the sume Hamarg, of Bath, from Matanzas for Marseilles, May 16, Jat 35 19, lon 69:30 lat 2, Frances, 2 days from Matanzas for NYork, May 18, Swiss Boy, of Kennebunk, 2 days from M f 7; of Kennebunk, 2 days from Matanzas for Mar lon 80, illes, . b. "Holder Boi din, fon favidence for Philxdelphin, off Block a Island, 21st in pool, May 8, lat 43 H May tole port Hiollowel J Tal avana, May i—In port, Howell. Cask B Aymar, and Kouohassett wig tt Cordova, Jona. Marshall, Knapld, asd Atmos Patten ldg for NVork: Louisa, for Philadel: co for Cowes anda inkt—and others “gr donne, PR. May !!—In port, Aritene, MeClinteck, f Poitydelin, weg fas) Water Wich, LeBron, ior Balttbore, 0; Late tt ‘of Savanah, Hivuuacon, PR May Soin port, Patriot, for NYork, 8 days, only Armeriega ‘St Jonx, NB. May 18—tu port, Woodlands, . Phi- aciptns. ‘Cia itth, Ona Biter, Reape eee ‘Quennc, May 19--Atr Suir, Eybon. Lely Brown, Wallace, Glasgow, Briton. Lightiort, Ghowesster, Choice, Cram, Charante. Cla 1th, ny, Harrison, Glas- gow, Lauia Denis, Kuurstou, Liverpool: 20h, Hannibal, it ving, do. v M Home Porte ‘HoMasTON, May 19—Arr Justice. Sleeper, NYork. Wincasser, May 20-814 Hardy: Thomesta, Havana. Bat. May 2—*ld Aleoous, Skalfield. Portland: Wn, Pure riegton, Baraca: Barbadnes Cid 22, Fiancee Louinn, Moule, Guha. 'Sld Casilda, Crab-ree, Havana; Levante Brown, Goade: Bath. Sharebalt Newsunyeonr, May 2\—Sid B Saves, May 22--Cld Gen Broo B stow, May 2 Batchelder, Bomba’ John. NB; Sty: Surinam + Uncws, Prompt, Davia B: v Kendrick 08 Srowell Jr, and Angeretta, Crowell, rowell, do Nay 20—Arr Banner, Tarr, New York; ®t, Porth»nd for Baltimore. 17—~In port, Lomisa, Boston for Albany. ay 22—Are Macdaria, Charleston: “Id Hollander, Ewer, Rotterdam = Art ell, Boston; Southerner, Gibbs, Georgetown, Mail, Norris Sevannoh aantown, May 2i—Arr Mail, Nichols, NYork for Bos- d remained 22d, with Energy, for do. 1, May '2u—Acr Wn H Turner, Rogers, Rich: Foleer, Norfolk Le, Mai New Bepronp May 22~Arr Chesapeake, (Br) Sanford, ie tou; Savanaw. Wig! t, Charleston; Tryall, Gibbs, Balt, At Ins,’ Walker, Philad; 8 "inter, Robinson, do: Hanneret, Babenck, do; Jas & Sami, Milton, do: Carroll, orson, do; Myrtle, Horton, Rondont, do; He Kithball, do; Traveller, Ryan, do; Miami, ‘Tooker, do; Van Buren, Corwin, do. Ad vance, Gifford, Albeny; Victory, French, NYork, Wm & Henry, Hebee. do. Sid. Ariel, Huliz, Albany ‘Arr Advance, (iffrd, Albany 8 Portamoath, to load coal ter N York May 22—Asy Magnolia. Gh Bristor. Jant, Will New Haven, Two Brothers Thoinpson, Philadetphins ht, Albany. Sid Werner Celeste, youth, Williams, | bee: — 0 cer, and two Stark, Langthorn, Portsmouth, NH; Sears; Constitution, Endicott E Fraakiin, Guay, Boston; Shai, St-vensoa, NVork Ricumovy, May 28—Arr Susan Lndwig, Curling, Thomas: id Rosstta, Norris, ne, anion on | May 2t—Cld Amoy, (itr) Clarke Liverr oot: Catharine, Berry, N Sarah Aun, {Br} Wright, Nassan, NP. "Sid Alpha; (Br] Sohne Gey heh, Lee, Providen . CBr) from L d #mith, € Kev West, May Arr Stat ra, Bably Lawrence Boston; Zealand, bs, imore: Growing, Felker, NYork and. sid lth for seane port. public, Gatee NYork Sid i6th, Ailigator, do. _Mowtue, May I6-—-Arr Malaga, Molenn. NYork. Cla ue Fravces, tiubbard, NYork; Wallace, {Br} Summerson, Sin May i5—Arr Aj rdenux Packet, [Nor a itebt Wales York, and E Prasklin, Ta the offing ) May 19—. Maeb ie, Trenis, Vers Stephyuson, Gottesburs 3’ EPPECTORENT, "HMA. —T wo or three Loree doses sof children m1) minutes it iminediately subdues the violence «f will care the Croup or to one how Whoot 8 incurable, with eow Palmonary affective Tt never fails io path n given up by H mption, spitting of Blond, and other ve been restored to t health by it giving relief, Prepa ly by Dr. Jayne, st No. 0 Se Chird street, Philedelphix. For sale by Al Bod D. Sq Druggists, No. 79 Patton street, 273 Broxdwa: Broadway. my2) imerve JAYNE’S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. W HAT CAN BE MORE TRYING TO ‘1 2 ¥, INGS OF A MOTHER than to bohotd. tg 3 rk writhing in the ‘es of cholic or wast) away ander tl terrible scourge of faney, Cholera infu: ir river ( Blaine? And yet radical core ean he effected with sped coral) vo ovina that eat Jayne's Carmiuative Balsam No hovse should ‘weeny medicine, whieh is sdapted to Gi Bed, id it) Linens. Beds, Mattray- ke s, . mdi 2t#ec NeW AMERICAN DAHLIAS—W. RUSSELL yespeetfully iuforms Florists, Amateurs, aud others, he bow reaty for it $2e his Dablias last year’s production, y oft Kussell’s Union. [yellow } These ere both distinct and beau irs, and such as he exn highly recommend, wat! his Lady Ashburton ond Mrs, Webster, He has also now tw bloom several uew Seedhug Geraviums, viz: Harry of the ‘West, Alice of Brooklyn, ke. 500 Movs aud other new Moses, Magvoliae, Nasalios, Rh dodes drona, ‘Tre Peovias, Greviilio, gnd Becgal Roses, for pyllars, Bignonins, Puberose Rnots, Se. Bovguets tastervily mace up at 50 cents aud upwards, at his Garden, corner of fleury and Pacific streets, Brooklyn, m23 dere \ \NTED—By a Wapeetabl Grok. Has no ol ANTED—By a young woman do the washirg and ironiug ot 8 f best of reference cau be given. flease apy mas 1 tec VW ANTE. Lidy, respectable girl to do the work of a ‘small family. “Appl wall /AL190 Mulberry street, mia tf je BOARD IN WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. PLEASANT ROOMS with Board can be obtaised at No, 43 We t Ww hington Plice, near the Sixth Ayenue, Geatlemen who will only require breakfast and tex preferred, ‘Terms moderave m25 tw*m TO THE LADIES. 00 ly’ fac a2 Centre a D—A ek of SiRAW GOODS. composed in Ladies (sean, Neavolitan Chip and ve? pattern; m sres’ also} men’s, Leghom, Panama aud Palm Leat Hits, ke Hl t very low for cash, at mi THO) IN, for pool, wil be «r 10 North Miver, at half-past 10 0’cloe! morning, Ssturday, che 29th isc nt which time she will BROTHERS & CO 35 Fulton st. iter Bags clore at 10 o’clork m2 it! ‘OR LIVERPOOL —Pas- PACKET shir sHeRIDAS fers hy this ship will. please be on’ board the steamboat welOOLek at Whichall, on Monday, at. 12 o'clock, 27th wer Bags will close at the usual places, at 11 o’clock, AM. Huh inse mas, PACKET sHiP Miss SS1PPI FROM NEWORLEANS: is @ img at Orlerns wharf, foot ot Wall st. Con signees will please attend to the receipt of their goods. _ m25 PAY T SHIP GARRICK, OM LIVERPOOL.— will ph send their permits on board, at rf, footof Wali st. Ali goods not permitted in wat be sent to public store. mi Carpets cleaved whole, at ai rf Hearth Rugs cleaved ; also spot taken out of Carpet removing them from the floor. ‘The subscriber has jarge quantity of Compound for taking all kinds of oi pots trom the floor, at 25 cents per packet, with di rt Smith's new y invented Eradicator, for takin spots out of Carpe's, a: 59 cents per bottle with direction: mts 3. 25th P78 Bch T. SMITH, 10 Allen street, BRILLIANT DIAMONDS AND RICH Jb WELRY. Louls anaicn 7 iK Cents per yard; st erly that his New. Ex moods, il b customers dence whieh they have r¢ libe: Wa 1 the short space of four a iw che eity of New York, gained as large a connection as houses which have been established between 30 aud 40 years ; ‘nd he further assures the public, that itshall be his study for the future, a8 s¢ hevecofore has been. to sell only ond article at the very loweat price. | 1.8 ANRICH, may 25 2 Sark M ec MAN NOVE 3. JAMES BECK & CO call the attention of LADIES to shee Swek of NEW FRENCH GOOUS, consisting of— Paris Prinved Camels’ Hor arrage “ Egyptian Baizonne Barrage patte ne for, “ M. de Lai children “ Plaid Pagama * Plaid Ginghams. SILKS. A splendid assortment of Suramer Silks, Plaid bbinck Summer Silks, shawls, Sea “ravata, he. Ke PARIS EMBROIDERIES. Stripes, jantil~ Emb'd Collars, Marie mb'd Hdkfe. “ ‘Rachel Capes * Pieot Caps melie Gunpe 140K Nleeves ~ Canexous fs "Shawls. KID GLOVES. Rech Emb'd Mitts Light Kid Gloves: Darl ve Lisle Gloves white do Cotton 40 Crildrea's do keyptan Filet do ‘Sulk Straw and white do. NET SHAWL: Pin® and b'a White and cold do Ae Black, white and col'd Searfs 4-1 Squares. White and colored Lilusious and Brusse! Nets, we and Net Ve Green avn Belts, Buckles, Black Laces Black Filet Shay is do “ Kdgings. jered and open work Howe loniery of every size and descriptios torie luserting aud Edgings, Muslin Bands, Emb'd ve . pa resi ye of, will find it bscriber, who will ‘Spperotiacat To families of geatlemen quitting the devon. haview eflee's of the hind ‘to d Pomel oi bhp oe tor ty Attend them at their residence by > fi lice No.2 Wall street, LEVETT, and at 276 Hudson hrongh the post offies, of otherwise, will be ded &. 2 Orders ally YR SALE—seveu Also, two ot three Miante Horres, To te seen at W. CLAY. of well-m tehed Horees | Between the Ist and 2d act the following, selected Moresaus Jebrated Opera Jo eetti's cel LA FILLE, DU KEGIMENT. Compored by thet great Maestro. expressly for the debut of Fufrasia Borghese, at the Opes Comig Overture: : se * bee Grand Scenye Duo~"'La Voila Ka by Eutrasia Borghese and Sig Sanquiri priate costume N. B—The Box Office is now open every week, from 10 o’elock A ML, until ¢ o'clock P. may be secured for the ensuing secsos transferable Price $10 for Twelve Represeatations. Subscribers not securiag seats, the price of tickets is placed at $6 for the season—not transterable. ‘Stage Manager+++ +++ ++ sere Mr. Wetls (CF* The public are respectfully informed that the Baths have been newly Cerauged aud fitted up ina handsome style, and are in full operation, night and day. PARK THEATRE, Be +50 Cents | Pit-- +25 | Guilery +» THI EVENING Move Mii be yertormeds the dimunn of THE BOHEMANS—Mons Movtorzeuil, Mr Barry; Li » Mrs H To eonslad pany aie FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLD- EN a ul, Mrs H Huot. . when sents Regular seacou seats CHATHAM THEATRE, Boxes ++) Cents | Pits. Jak¢ Cents THIS # Ve <ING ) May 2éth, commence with the tmeray of OTHELLO—Othelio, Mr FE 8 Conny 5 lego, Mr MeClare; Desdemona, Mrs Presto on. ‘To cone ude with the FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN ro POURS “Giatefal, Mise Revels + Queen eucidors, Miss cod. a AMERICAN MUSEUM. ARIAL GARDEN. AND PERPETUAL FAIR Conner of Broadway ad Aun ate apposite the Astor House P. 'T. BARNUM: «++ MANAGER, vekerings Kxnilis, M: FOR THREM DAYS ONLY ! THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, fay 23d, 24th and 29th. GRAND PERFORMANCES . Each afternoon, at finttopest 3 o'clock, and each evening at 8. The GIANT. AND GIANTESS!! the greatest wonders of the age, and the ‘Tallest Pair ever knowu, are to be seen eve- ry day, from 10 o'clock A.M. till 4, from 2 tilt half-past 5, and to announce an enj confidence in any rumors or statements I hear. ‘There is such a conflict of opinions here that it is impossible to tell what to believe. Allis commo- tion, excitement, anxiety, bullying, browbeating, doubting, hesitation and uncertainty. Major Donaldson has just arrive. , direct fromthe Hermitage, bringing with him a letter from Gen. Jackson, intended for publication—as one rumor saysthis afternoon in the Madisonian. In this let- ter the General says he has read Van Buren’s letter, but remains of his tormer opinion that this is the “golden moment,” and we must have Texas “ now or never Beyond the cidental excite this morning. 1 learn that 17 delegates from Virgi rived in town, of whom Il are known tobe d to Mr. Van Buren. This must deeide the vote which will be given by Virginia ; Mr. Kives of the Globe, whose opin s entitled to great weight, says he thinks Van Buren will get 16 majority—and in this calculation he puts down Delaware and South Carolina both ageinst Van Bu- ren—and Tennessee 10 tor Van Buren and 2 against, and | absent All is contusion confounded. 1 will give both sides and all sides worth notice, The opponents or doubters of Van Buren’s availability, make the following statement of the votes at the conven- tion Against Van Buren, 162 Doubtiul, For Van Buren. 2 101 South Carolina in this statement is put down against Van Buren. Pennsylvania and Missouri, are set down for him —ualthough both are doubtful, from 7 tll 10, te er in hay TAMILY! The: man: agement with the ORPHEAN mu: ‘of five persons. all musicians of the frye class, one of whoin iva litle Mies of y o ; only six, years ! family appear in @ variety of Songs, Duetts, Trios, Quar tetts, rc. GREAT WESTERN will 8 hi Tacseraion Antan Mapetionat aad aio | Locomotive. MR 8. K, G. NELLIS, the man born wicheut arms, will also appear in some of the most astonishing feats with his toes, which must be seen to be believed. a Petite Cerito jansense. A Beautiful Collection of Wax Figures, Giraffe, ke., ke ‘The GIPSEY QUELN, the Fortune Teller, may pe seen and privately consulted at all hours of Comic Yankee in imitation of a y ant ‘Admission to the whole 25 cents—chile under ten a: half-price. 25 cea. extra for consultations with the ipsey Queen. m23 re PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURE GALLERY. Broadway, opposite the City Hall. M&.H. BENN . MANAGER, CONFLAGRATION OF THE CHURCHES: ST AUGUSTINE AND ST. MICHAEL, Destroyed during the Riots in Philadelphia, Taken upon the spot, by an emiuent artist, epgaged expressly for the ocea- mn ‘The painting representing St. Augustine's church covers some handreds of square fect of canvass, and embraces the ‘The one of St. Michaet’ res are painted with a skill that cannot be surpansed y artist in Ame e manawer having spared neither Pains nor expense in obtaining the best talent that could be pro- cured for the purpose. A DWARF! THREE INCHES SHORTER! AND AS OLD AS ‘OM THUMB!) A GIANTESS, NEARLY SEVEN FEET HIGH; INCHELL, Ms Seotch, meuchs Dutch, The unrivalled detineator of Iris! Yankee, and other eeemtrie charncters, is coxhaed: M Barton nad Miss FE. Barton “eloste, Mr Conover, the Protean Per 30,Mias Mary Barton, Master the admired vocalist farmer, aud Mr, H. Conover, tbe comie singer. The manager has also secured the WONDERFUL OUPHAN FAMILY, | consisting of a Father, Mother, anu Seven Smail Children | hese extraordivary, Minatrels can go higher aud lower: thio any other melodists in existence, as part of the family reside in the GARRET, and the remainder in the CELLAR! ‘The Melodeon, that plays a variety of brilliant Overtures, Haifa Million of Curiosities, Grand Cosmoraina, and Splendid Picture Gallery, containing all the celebrated characters daring the Mevoiution, j nk. Afternoon Entertainment on Wednesday aud Saturday at So'clock. Performance in the Lecture Room to commence nt 8 o’cioek in the evening. ies m20 THE FAKIR OF AVA ILL COMMENCE HIS GRAND EXHIBITION ‘acd Experiments of Hiadoo Miracles, Faseination an Asiatic Jugelery, at the Washington Hotel. Brondway, on or about the 30th tustant. ‘These expertinents have cauyed a great sensation in the sister city of Philadelphia, many Professorsin the scieatifie world having pronounced them incomprehensible, Fall particulars in programmes at the Music Stores, on Tues day m2o 3t*% re PALMO’S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. A CARD. UFRASIA BORGHEBE would respectfully inform the pa- trons of tre Opera, and the public generally, that, Monday has been aet apart for rer Bes + whe the favorite Operas, she will give a portion of ed VA FILLE DU REGIMENT. N. B. Season aubscribers will please give notice at the Box Office on Friday evening, betwem the ac's, whether they will Tetain their sents or uot,” Seats secured as Customary on Satur: day and Monday, 25th and 27th inst, m25 3trre NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. THIS SOCIETY GRAND ORATORIO, Fr K next, 31at inst at the Broadway ‘Taben cle, for which the Beard of Managers have made such arrange. iments as they are convinced wili render it oue of the most ef fective performances of the seasoa. Part 1 will consiac of the "" tong of the Bell,” by Romberg. Part 2d, selections from the ‘ Stabat Mater,” bv Rossini, With otwer attractive pieces. ‘Toe solo parts will be sustained by Mrs. SEGUIN, Mr. SHAIVALL, and Mr, SEQUIN, and a Jarge and efficient Orchestra, are eng ited s ‘The whele uader the direction of Mr. U. C. HILL, Condac- othe Society. Mr. Wm. Alpers will preside at the Or- ers beg to State that a fate res s for the admiss N, President, Burlivg slip. HENKY MEIGGS, Secrevary, 46 Uroadway. NEAPOLITAN BONNET MANUFACTORY. ple LADIES ARE RESPCTFULLY informed that this | new and benutifal article is now produced in the eaten Noe is BOWERY, UP STAIRS, where they are sold, both at wholesale and retaj), at the lowest prices A” large ts J ment on hand to select from: Merchants and Milliners sapplied on the best terms. m6 2wis* m PLEASANT EXCUKSION TO HARLEM, The low pressure steamboat FLUSHING, B. RF Betts, will leave on Kun RE BEACOD COURSE—TROTTI ONDAY, May teh. at 4 o’elock—Parse heats, ander the siddle James Whe'ply enters br g. Batten and b.@. Rifle, Albert ¢ omer Soaftte J. Spicer outers ch, y. Yom Bawtou Hame Day—= weepsinke fori§300, two mile heats, in harmeve m5 it re LTV b. OLL—100 onekets of (Plog erve brand) M O Olvve € yrved expressly Hotels ST eatty at bet thew: beskets ef | deren each too, 180 bakers of 2 doren each, 100 caeeof Lywch til, im bectees, For ante at she cheap etre of MORRISON, 189 Greenwich street. JOWN ¢ " Importer and Whotenale and Metal Denier in Pants, Os Dees Greeeres Tew IAN BRACE ol patromage of the Lad es, AnTewiay Basce, which mast 28 tediuapomsable orticle of the female ward- It combines, 1» 18 mancer of comstraetion. sll th: grace of the wnjariows teademcres of the wmerewrion of the cheat. inred: 4 the » ood ite tweet % New use, beeribers offler to Une thes Pi eventually pe robe fa) proporticas, wi dies fevormng them with thee jeord aa» parment, devoted the ambec rbers thee wee vam wo. whieh will be woder the smamnedsal® on p rutendence ody perieetly atqaainind wath the structure ad fitteng of partment No ® Park Place, tet door from Brond- eeale Departament al ue on the subieet of of show ‘fied to the nee A nod be “ob atord it plot of the poasession of the Work ved the appro patron of the Geet ef the . ot | gris complete satisfies soe to ai! eho ase it The above cas ob of the author, No 113 Broadway, ove = the Hote! toh wre STRANGERS BEWARE N THIS AGE OF QUACK PRY AND HUMEN YG. 7 port | les od wae —D VAN EI rod, a dee Hoga Daag No Pearl st, commer out extrordieaty saree of alt delveste dharsam. 00 / 7 minageee ten | 1 ja bin old stnash, ond toma fe as no coe: | pection whatever with any other olfher His charges are mo- detate, his conse! N 8 Observe Heations vtrvetly bel the wamber—aliwahee age often dangerone— Medi and dimetrons sent to any par) of the Union by raiegh sug the ease, and ewel fer dotlare ms 0% PLEATINT AND CHEAP VX) UWSIONS” SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. NEW wit Og Mle Wolke PR STATE |" ver complaints bowels, liver or nervous system — {n the sout ‘pbrowinent pines in wearty every dor maeaticy me ic Hecetenared and sold at 20 South. Third stieet, U1 . v BaD ts, 79 Fulton at. m2) Im* re Iv 14 77 East Broadway. R OF WEBDS IMPROVED EMICAL OIL, a Pk arti cle is vow fired at six centa shove the market price of Mparits of Turpentine uniformly, or forty cents per gallon. "The same ratio in price may always be depended apon herea! Kcono- my inthe great object Apply at the old estabita ment, 418 Broxdway, corer of Canal street m2 Iw*ee A.V. H. WEBB. BEESWAX—7 barrels Northern, ee th ma3 3tre No. 9 Tontine Building, cor al CKEN, and Water sis No, }. North liver foot of Rater The Steam ent C18 PeMETL ASN ae to in’ ’ a M oat 16.6 er M. ort Wiekesoed ot 60 wets 10 o'ehoek, bl ond 10 minutes vo Ae Me a tbg and 0 ” ned Lewes New Brighton, at Sand 1@ A.M; at IM, Sand TK PP. On Bunday—Leaves New York, at Qand tt A.M. 4PM, Leaves Richmond, at 20 minates to 8, Sand 7PM. “Now Works May it, 194 dart a » for Harlem, from the folluw- m Prer ib t 2o’elock, Catharice Market foot, M in sizect, Brooklyn te past 2, foot of tan stre to 3 o'eloe ming, wilh opie Gesloes ot 6 Polack, P.M ts Bh ENR 3 | NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT LINE FORK ALBANY AND TROY—Moming ‘Line trom the foot of Barclay street, landing at intermediate places, he steamer EMPIRE, Captaun 8, R. Roe, this mom- 7 o'eloek. wih “as Captain A. Gorham, to-morrow Line from the foot of Courtinndt street, direct. ‘The steamer SWALLOW, Captain A MeLean, this even- ing, at 7 o'clock. Tie atramer ALBANY, Castain HB. Macy, to-morrow e¥eun at 7 o'cloe! to their light denugnt of wa |i ile ata to’ pass the bars, nnd reach Albany fare able at all tinnes and Croy ta ample ime to take the morning train of care for b by eb A oy-4 freight, apply on board, or at the offices on the vee ma = ALBANY DAILY LINE, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, A.M, FOR ALBANY, and termediate plicesThe new aud splendid AMERICA, Captain M. H. ‘Tra sdett, Hi leave the Steambout Mier foot of Robinson Th ruing, May 23d, at 7 o'clock For p seage FOR NEW ORLEANS. OUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE — 115th June—The fast slo packet ship OSWEGL, Captain Wood, will Porras ins above, her regular day. " “fa ed we at Orleans Wharf, foo street, spviy on board, at Orleans W hart, foot of Wall 56 South street 4 i New Orlenne—Messrs. Hallio end Woodruff, who copely forward all goods to their address, Wt OF Daeaage, having handsome fui omy tine hoe tay rely avon “having their goods oun aan 4 that doe ships of thie Dine will ail panetasliv ae advrrtiond m0 ec FOR LIVEN lar Packet of Both he splendid packet ship SHERIDAN, A. Depeyster, of 1000 tons, will sail as Por frught of passnge, havi smunodations narqualled fer dor ot comfort. appl, on }, as Ori 1. foo of EM street, or to p ©. K COLLINS & CO. 5 South at H. Trask, will aucece of pnannme $106 ‘he met ship Garnok, ©: 4 sta Hosthno. sot call too tack ot Yass, Ker cota | nti Fou LIVERPOOL feeket Tat Sanet—T he tir OCMPSTE tons be * i as above, be ne r York built » Britton, #0 For femght oF passage. having very « ae ganraes bp any ship ia pony wrt! tng ahtp, of a . WOODHUL! & MINTURNS, #7 South & Pac of saemce gree verter Pca A der, J “Hegalar Pocket of the ih Et ship SHERIDAN willl sa Tas above, od stawrnae preven ere wh and ane ember of her berthe are alren od, persons om vat ” a 14 moke carly application to. atenging to embark show!d mike cate suplient ick, ; iy (00 or ot ot h hy ridge will be emereeded by the firet class packer 7 ObOE WAMUN PON Cape Allen, to sail on the ™ Juve FOR MARSKIL une —The ship bt Lawrence Peiah , sarecott Cay Lagarnes «Fer felahtior par 103 Front str te mid ec BOYD & HINCKEN,¢ Toutine 06 162 22 10 275 total of delegates. ‘The opponents of Van Buren are in the highest spirits. i S.B. Wasnineron, May 23d, 1844. In Executive session to-day, Mr. M’Duffie made a very able speech upon {the Annexation Treaty. Agreeably to his request, and with very little oppo- siiion, Mr. Stansbury was admitted to make a re- port of it. No other reporters were admitted, as it was merely to save Mr. M’Duffie the painful labor in the feeble state of his health—of writing out the speech. Mr. Miller, of New Jersey, toll ows him. To-night things look much more untavorable to Mr. Van Buren’s nomination. It is said that some of his Ohio friends are beginning to falter. Ihave just had an interview with Mr. Southall, lately returned from Mexico. He states unhesita- tingly that Mexico is in such « disturbed state that she fias neither the means nor the disposition to make any trouble, much less was, with the United States. A very little gold will satisfy her, and give us San Francisco. i i fi I spent an hour or two this afternoon in a ride to Georgetown. [| can say as the stranger did. “Georgetown heights are a most beautiful ride I saw more of rural romance and poetry, charming groves, delightful lawns, tree, hill, and vale, prince- ly mansion and humble cottage, than J have seen since [have been in Washington. I recommend the ride to all strangers. ‘ The music and sylvan levee at the Capitol this af- ternoon were well and fashionably attended. Eve- ry body was there with his lady and daughters. But | had to listen to so much serious conversation about the ‘ Convention” —** Aanaier or two third vote”—** Van Buren can be elected”? —** Van Bu- rencan’t get the nomination” —‘* Cass the beet man” — Tyler is cutting in most alarmingly”’—*‘ Stew- art most available” —* the Southerners will all bolt” Gen. Jackson’s letter has done the business”— “ Annexation is playing the very devil”—* Benton has committed suicide”—&ec. &ec_, not forgetting to add, that Gen, McConnell says he shall attend the Convention onthe 27th, if he has to go to Baltimore afoot and carry a rail—I say I had so much of these matters to listen to, that] could pay no attention to gossip and small scandal. The weather, which for some days past has been very cold, is now much more warm and bens 'TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasuincton, May 23, 1844. ANNEXATION. The usual memorials, both for and against, were presented. SENATOR M’DUFFIE. i Mr. M’Durrie said he rose to ask a special favor of the Senate—he might say he threw himself al- most upon the charity of the Senate, for it was with him a case almost of life and death. He proposed in executive session to deliver a speech upon the treaty, and he desired that Mr. Stansbury might be admitted to make a report of the speech, for he could easier make an hundred speeches than write outone. Mr. 8., he said, could enter the Senate at the moment the speech was begun, and leave the moment it was concluded. ‘The Prestnent said it would be more proper to take up this question in executive session than in legislative session. Mr. Bekninn suid he hoped Mr. M’Duffie would defer the consideration of the question until the Senate went into exeentive session. Mr. M’Durrie said he had no objection. RLEVEN O0°CLOCK. * Gov. Baany desired action upoi the resolution he introduced yesterday to meet at J1 o’clock. The resolution was adopted, so on and after Mon- day next the Senate will meet at 11 o’clock, in- stead of 12, as heretofore. ‘ Several bills, already ordered to be engrossed, were read a third time and passed. i {Nore —The galleries are again filled with dele~ gates, ladies He M. ©.’s. Amongst the latter I see Judge Douglass of Illinois, tete a teteing with @ very beautiful ‘bila J lady in a white veil. By the by, the Judge says he is going to Oregon, to be re- turned as a member, mainly with a view to draw- ing mileage round by the way of Cape Horn. Suc- cess to the handsome judge—hope he may get it.) CANCELLED TREASURY NOTES. Some debate arose upon the final passage of the bill to remunerate bona fide holders of those uncan- celled treasury notes. : Mr. Evans briefly showed the propriety of pass- ing the bill. r. Wriawr thought the bill much too broad in its provisions, and that it would be taken advantage of clerks in the departments. : After some little debate, and a slight verbal amendment, the bill was passed. “ The Senate then went into executive session. House of Representatives. Wasnineton, Thursday night. This is one of the most extraordinary houses that ever was assembled within the walls of the Capi- tol. Undoing to-day what was done Memb leg k atter week, and so on to the end of the chap- ter. Last Monday the Post Office Appropriation Bill was taken up in Committee of the Whole and passed therein, after striking out the $28,000 for special post office agents, abolishing the office of special agent, and voting $5000 as a contingent fund to be used for arresting mail robbers, Well, although the utter worthlessness of a ma-~ jority of these special agents, and the misconduct of Mr. Wieklifle in his mode of em loying them as political hacks, yet when this very Bill was taken up in the House to-day, the office of special agent by a vote of 81 to 72 was restored to the Bill, and so was the $28,000 by a most extraordinary piece of political jugglery. And this, too, after leading and influential men of all ‘ties had shown the infamous corruptness of this branch of the Post Office system Mr. Conn, of Georgia, introduced resolutions of a large meeting held there in favor of the annexation of Texas, and asked to have them printed. A call of the House was demanded and refused. Mr. Cobb demanded the printiny of his resolutions—this was retused. Mr, C.J. Ingereol ‘d and skilfully to work in a speech for Texas and annexation; but it was no go—the whigs objected, and the whole matter was laid on the table, ‘The celebratedbill of the Louisiana Jand claims, involv ing nearly 20,000,000 of acres of valuable land, was at last taken up in Committee of the Whole, and discussed for some time, but no definite action was had upon it. It is high time that this measure possed the House— many of the claimants are ruined by the delay ‘The only other matter before the House to-day was the consideration, in Commutee of the Whole, without dis- cussion, of the amendments to the Navy Appropriation Gill; and at, laet the bill was taken out of Committee and reported tothe House, as you printed it the other dey, with the ents ye Hisrating, all master'« mates appointed since August * ch eltowtn any ship to be built or re-built, without 4 special order of Congress. 1. Making ita penal offence for way President, Secre4