The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1844, Page 3

t ' ‘This shows an increase in the circulation of the Bank of England, since the return for March 30th, of £999,000 ; in that of the private Banks of England and Wales, £311,. 993 ; that of the Joint Stock Banks of England and Wules, £258.004 ; that of all the Banks in Scotland, £108,915 ; that of the Bank of freland, £52,926 ; that of all the other Banks in Ireland being adecroase of £06,626. ‘The total increase in the circulations for the month amounts to £1,681,211, while tae decrease in the bullion reaches £478,000, ‘The only reason that can be given for this increase in the circulation is, the payment of the dividends, and an increased activity of trade in the Provinces. The most important feature in the last return is the decrease that hos taken place in the amount of bullion in the Bank ot England. The bullion in the Bank has been gradually increasing, since October, 1839, at which time the amount was reduced to £2,525,000, From this sum, the amount has reached £16,222,000. ‘The turn in the current with the bullion of the Bank, ia caused, undoubtedly, more by the result of stock speculations, than by any balance of trade against the country. Exchange has, within a short Period, been in favor of Holland, Hamburg, and Paris,and specie has probably been required to rogulate the diffe;- ence. The English papers are filled with remarks in relation to the changes proposed by the Ministry in the banking system of the kingdom of Great Britain. The plan pro- posed meets fhe wishes of the government of the Bank of England, but the organs of the private and joint stock banks, are loud in their denunciations of the contem- plated system, The Bank of England is to retain its prov sent privileges, but there {sto be a complete separation Txtween ite two departments, of issue and banking, which are to be managed by different officers. The two dopartments are to be as distinct as possible. The issue department to be under certain restrictions, and the insues to de basedon public securities, while the banking de- partment is to be unrestraingd. The issues of the bonk to be limited to £14 000,000, of which £11,000,000 is to be secured by the debt owing toit by the government, and the remaining £3,000,000 by Exchequer bills and other Government securities, By the consent of three mem- ‘bors of thetrovernment, the bank can extend its iseues be- yond £14 000,000; but all profits on the increased issue goes tothe State. The new charter is to run for twenty. | one years, with liberty at the end of ten for Parlia- ment to interfere on giving notice. At the close uf a speech, proposing thia system, Sir Robert Peel introduced the annexed resolution! “1. That it is expedient to continue to the Bank of Eng- land. for a time to be limited, certain of the privileges now by law vested in that corporation, subject to such con- diuons as may be previded by any act to be passed for that purpose, pera. That it is expedient to provide by law that the Bank of England should henceforth be divided into tw departinents— one exclusively confined to the circulation of notes—the other to the conduct of banking business. “3. That it is expedient to limit the amount of securi- ties upon which it shall henceforth be lawful for the Bank of England to iseue promissory notes payable to bearer on demand, and that such amount shall only be increased under certain conditions to be prescribed by law. “4. That it is expedient to provide by law that a week. ly publication shonld be made by the Bunk of England, of the state both of the circulation and of the banking de- partments “5, That it is expedient to repeal the law which sub- jects the notes of the Bank of England to the payment of the composition for stamp duty. “6 That in consideration of the privileges to be con- tinued to the Bank of England, the rate of fixed annual payment to be made by the Bank tothe public shal! £190 000 per annum, and shall he defrayed by dc the eaid sam fromthe sum 1 by Jaw payable ( Bank for the management of ublie debt ‘ “7. That in the event of ©» iacrense of the securitie upon which it shall be law he Bonk of England t issue such promissory note. os aforesaid, a further ani payment shail be made by the Bank of England to public, over and above the said fixed payment of £190, equal in anount tothe nett profit derived from ihe missory notes issued on such additional securitic “S. That it isexpedient to prohibit by law th: Promissory notes payable to bearer on deman: vank not now rete J such notes, or ee any bank ter to be established in any part of the United King: ‘9. That it is expedient to provide by law th: banks in England end Wales as now issue prom notes payable to bearer on demand, #! continue t sne such notes, subject to such conditions and to such limitotions a8 to the amount of isaue as may be provided for by any act to be passed for that purpose. “10 That it isexpedient te provide by law for the weekly publication of the amount of er notes payable to bearer on demand, circulated by any bank au- thorised to issue such notes. “11 ‘That itis expedient to make further provision by luw with regard to joint stock banking companies” ‘The separation proposed between the department of isenes and that of general banking, strikes us as being of the greatest importance. It will undoubtedly create a greater regularity in the amount issued, than eould exist where the same party and power governed the issues by the demand, caused by general banking operations. Those who hold the privilege of loaning money, should never be invested with the power to create it, The extent of the first would bo invariably governed by the amount put out of the other and a repeated abuse of this power would pro- dae thegreatest expansions,speculations and contractions ‘The new system introduced in rejation to banking inGreat Britein, will also have another very great advantage, and that is, the increased security guaranteed to the bill hol- der, ‘The issues being based on public stocks, cannot be otherwise than safe. The public will be sure that the issues are governed by known laws, instead of being sub ject to the fluctuations of trade and commerce, er to the caprice of afew bank directors who wish to advance or depress prices as may best suit their interests, The most important feature in the new system ef banking, is that relating to the issue of paper money as wholesome restric- tions placed upon that cepartment,influence all others and enstires the greatest regularity of movement. ‘The issues of the joint stock end private banks cannot, uncer the new system, exceed the average ofthe iast two years; thic cw- fines them to a safe limit and prevents any great variation from the present amount issued. The banks of issue are not to be increased, consequently it s2cures to the exist- ing banks nearly the present amount of issues for the nextten years, The Bank of England's present circula- tion is about seven millions pounds sterling more than that allowed under the proposed plan, but the difference Jo 'the total circulation of the kingdom will not be reduced this amount, as the average emount of other banks of issue will amount to a little more thon their present expansion. The circulation of all the banks will be reduced about £5,000,000 from the preaent amount, which, by the last returns, 1 £39,585,104; this will bring the total down to about £34,000 009 '@ amount cannot be increased, on the part of the Bank of Englend, without obtaining the con- sent of chree members of the government as above stated, or on the part of the joint stock wand private banks, wit! out selling government atocks and ge'tiog Banktof Eng- land notes. By the adoption of these wise provisions and the publication of weekly returns, the public are kept constantly informed of the position of the banks and the extent of the circulation, knowing that whatever amount that reaches it is secure, and also knowing that it cannot go beyond acertain limit. Notwithstanding the many advantages guaranteed to the joint stock and private banks by the proposed system, these institutions have passed resolutions condemning the measures proposed in the ngest terms. The principle of regulating the cur. reacy by the stock of builion in the Bank of Eng glind is one to which the joint stock and private banks have always been opposed. They have here tofore felt gailed by the connection that has existed delween them and the Bank of England, and made great effurts during the agitation of the bank question to dis- solve every link binding them to each other. ‘They have enceeeded in a great meusure, AM banking companies will be equal in the eye of the law, and the new system will probably lvad to a more friendly intercourse between all the establishments. All the difliculties that have ex- isted between the Bank of England end the joint stock Danks have been caused by mistaken prejudices in rela- tion to the curceacy. ‘The joint stock banks were not al- lowed to accept bills trom the fear that the privilege might be abused so as to wflect the currency, The Bank of Kugiand would not discount bills endorsed by the stock banka, lest they might be used to inflate the cur- Tency and destroy their controlling inflwence Thene dif. ficulties have all been removed, and stffl the joint stock and private banks opposed the very bill relieving them from their former disagreeable position. ‘They do not like the restrictions placed upon their issues, henee the secret of their opposition. We look upon the provisions of the now bill as being more favorable to the joint stock ond private banks than to the Bank ot England, The n of the former is not reduced, while that of the ‘The relations that have heretofore existed be- tween the Bank of England and the joint stock and pri vate banks of Great Britain, were precisely similar to those that existed between the United States Bank and the state banks, each striving to destroy the other, each jousof the other's righty and privileges. ‘The contest ¢ on between the banks of Great Britain and the pro- bable result of the movements made in Parliament revo- lutionizing the banking system of the kingdem, are of the greatest importance to this country, as the currency of d indirectly exerts a wonderful influence on the prices of our staple exports to that country aad on our fluancicl movements at home, ‘The stock market during the past week hax experienced the factuations) that have characterised previous ones, Prices have been more unsettled than usual, and the closing quotations do not exhibit any very great advance, rece Mon en Wk” BL Fe Bt BD AMUSEMENT nrnerpnesaaainatiaiermmaaeaaanammpae == PALMO’S NEW YURK OPERA HOUSE, to all parts of the house ~£.9 7—Perormance to commence at 8 CHPATAA-+ BIC. vi easors. SON VMERELLINAY MONDAY EVENING, May resented te OF calle PTURITANG ator Fit Si , Hilton,’ West Indies, ye amoug them, Rolap, 13 deys fm Hamburg, with 1, 16 days from New Orleaus, with ss barque Helena, Ozander, 3 days from Ph snuel, Sayres, 45 days from London, with mdse; . 57 days from Dublin, with mdse Donglats, Hyde, 64 days from Cardiff, avgaret FI is bth, Faulkner, 9 days from Maitisnd, Br b ig Syria, Masters, 14 days from Windsor, NS, with plaster ro master. , Br brig Clyde, Spencer, 9 days from Windsor, NS. with from {St Marks, via Key West Stig Emily, Sherwood, 5 days from Charleaton, with cotton 17 days from Caréenns, with 350 hhis Sid inc with Hightinder , ardeuax, Kelley; do Che Albany 5 ewaraw NC, May 2 Cid Moucty, More, Cid Jun td; udaloups; Charlotte, Trace, 8 Domiege ; Pal’ st lopewell, Lawrenee St Luere “rs jas 29—Are Sutton, Galloway, New York wigabie, Scott L vervooly Br Devereaux, Barton May 25-0 d Metoka, McLaren, New York: Kir’ wood, M Armas, Qu tad, Belize Ar Sul ik1 fay aston, re Faves 7 falk; Algor quis, Wiliams, Pensacola FIREWORK: Ad ion One Dove open af hallepaat ~R OF THE w 1¢ Agitator, Hea The closing prices for most of the fancies were at an ad- vance on previous rates. State stocks continue remarka: bly steady amidst all the speculations going on in other descriptions, Operators are very confident that Long Island and Harlem will go to par. The excitement in re- gard to stock speculations still rages, and we should Noy be astonished to see as great an advance in prices as has already taken place, State of Trade. 8.—Pots still continue yer: ls at $4 624 @ 4 63}. ax —Prime nortl 800. as marked for export. Busavsturvs.—Our market is not very active. Gen- now quoted at $4624. Chic: with 534 loos coal R Se.ious Duo “of the Piatol wand Op racfUhrar: di 5 iN re wobertson, Nor Teltiee ee Be CRACKERS, &c. OF JULY, 1844. OUNTRY and city deal-rs in bireworks, wi N. B.—The B. fe & sezon, weive Kepreweatat o-Davhes Brig Oe . Me Near. 24 tee mol:sses to R De Zaldy- foaeeos tor Bost + tee eee My, Welle lic are Tespmcttully 1formed that the Baths have been newly arranged aud handsos in full operanen, night aod dey. PARK THEATRE, ute | Gallery ++ +25 «vey his last appearance a Remember, the sign of the Two Mammoth Sky ckets. Mind, we hove removed from y dull at $4 25a $4 31, hern and southern yellow sell at 1 from 85 t0 88 Chatham. je Intec DOLLARS REWARD. in goinw from J avejoy’ rough Beekin anaud Pear'to Butiou Fer weitiea the name {red doliat Treasury f k RDAY VORNING, tel, Park How, th a yellow ou! silk wrapper, MG Daven or Teont im of the mi p TipKing, 808 curried away the maiumast ten feet t tes . 38 inys from Bremen, with 98 0th lat 40.30 Ton 69 spoke the Lou sof From lax 47 to 45 avd from too d in compacy with Charlotte Mr Maeready’s Beaeti 0 wheat has been Oats 30a 32. Northern Corn Hay —Common qualities North River bale sell ut 35 a 38¢, Prime is held at 40c, Wausker —Drudge casks are very inactive at 23c.— Prison barrels are very little enquired after, von, with 138 bb's fisn. 49, 48 aaw a great deal of ic id Isobella Aude-sot. for NYork. Loe uy, Washburn, 10 days from Turks Islin 9810 »nshels salt, t» G I Laurie. be performed, THE be pad fo the ree pvery of the ney dy ar) titled CIEY WIVES ) AL. Mis tus’ Mr ¥ by sp lying at Lovejoy’s Hotel, or ot the offic: of the Herold. 33 duce 49250. Southern 46 # 46}. Tocoreluce wath the new © mederte RCITY HUsBA Wert Helea Maria, fur next day, ; ( i Glide, Cutter, 17 days from Para, with muse, to E Cor- Brig Florida Blanco. Eldridg | V | can ioued ugainat Co OKOMOK RIVER LE T. P LYN for. Paine & 844, re Th ke in the iy M daye from Balize, Houdn- © commence wih + 164 Bro.dway, NY. Baltimore Cattle Market. u ii tee The offerings of Beef Cattle at the were very small, embracing only 61 hea prices ranging from $276 to $3 25 per 100 Ibs. le of the week they came in more freely, and on Thursday 250 head were offered and 194 sold. Some of the salen were as low as $2, and others as high as $3.25 per 100 Ibs. on the hoof, bnt the general range was {rom $2 50 to $3 ws in quality, which is eqnal to $6 a $5 75 net unsold, ‘Sales of live Hogs have been » $4.25 a $4 50 ax in quality large, and the demand is confined to sao! lot SRR i Scales on Monday “REWARD-—Btole Ye overboard, J 8 M Towards the midd Sehr Coveul, Baker 10 days from St Jo OE ea 100 has | va that will lead to the detecion | ),,PRe PROPER RTOm i ah bol mses a foehiogatle qstabs y Gy ty eae ‘OR TH: SUMMER ; EVENING, JUNE 3, 1844, ols direction of L. fhe thiefand recovery of the good: and Wor Witch for Mayagur d. Schr Franees, Griffiu, 9 days from bera, NC, with naya! f Bristol, {1 days from Calais, days from Plymouh, NO The extertamments wii REWAT 0—Lost.on Saturday morning, he bit joat, Mi Din goirk frm the Fr ublin iow eto the’ Pa: Office and frou Uh nee la Ferry ste, a der. color d Wail Ng shove Qe hu drdand sixty Dolars, : ost the Bank of Og euturgh, one ten 0 ‘I ove reward vill be poid foeth= e meng he wallet, by app'yt g atthe offic: of .h: Fra kliu Huse ‘There are now (6 by tof ncomtiat sncoessiv. of Opera ravng D2as . stained by a fall nt Compiny, to which a ¥ MI "eNT AND POPULAR ARTISTS, Who wil appenr iw the crate taken im the or . Fersuson, 3 days from Newber:, NC, with navat ehell. » Aran's, 27 days from Apalachiovla, via Key Weat, 13 deys, with timber, ty Aduir, 5 Schr © =lover, Eilts, 9 days from Newbers. NC, with naval stores, to 8 & Miteheli i ‘4 Sehr Wermon h, Ucl+, 9 dys from Richmond, with mdse, to Allen & Paxson. hr John M_ taylor, Stok 139 bhds sugar 5040 mn Sehr G "ollock n of every entere pere.t as poasibe ii Ste ic Eftee, ell other avyu.tenances—to evsare yo most talented artists in every depar meat hive beew ENS and PROMENANDES rat on aad Ke-dec rati On Saturdey morning, of consmpion ham, Senr., inthe lst yer of be The ‘riends and acqnaintahees »! + of her sons, John, Vhomas, and Wim Ga peetfully invited to attend the funern dence, 46 Hester street, this (Monday) atver) worte eart, in Court laut wtreec between ine Ji Caroet Bag of wediam siz", containg « lew arcicivs of clothig, x bench of trauk key 40. 1. es Of DO Use to ANY persa will re urn sad beg aad conte. me, Pr pertes an hi steord by a bras ged. he SALOONS, G. © to Maou & Thornyeon from Newbem, NC, with IL be aujrably te RO GH Jersey City F'rry, ‘The v hole of the interior embellishments have bean exeented by the celebrated »rtiats, Signor CAPKLLI and Mr while the Sceaic Depar'ment has been allutted to Mr, BE. GOUGH, who has just c 4 A NEW ACT DROP, A splentid avsortment of rare and cox ad ed to the many thousrads of be-utit already collected in the dardens and Conservat ‘Lhe Company, at the commencement of she season, will quest, Hayes, 3 days from Plymouth, NC, wich cora, to manter. ; B sche Trewortha, Smith, 64 days from Liverpool, with from Galveston, with 33 ec qi N. B.—The above was postponed from Sunday. Passengers Arrived. Lonvon—Ship (ny glad Sam] Hurtenin » Master Dennis, of St Loui Sloop Ana Flizy, Knavp, 21 days bales cotton, to JF Jit P 8T G*OnGE FROM LIV RPUOL—The Cov- Fequested to seud therr permits on D. Ogden’s uffice, 26 Wall t All goods not permitted ia five doys, th patlie rt re HIP SOUTHER KNER FROM LIVERPOOL——C is ship will please take novive that dixehirging under goreral orde”, at eve All goods uot permitted nve liable to be s: WOOUnULL & MINTURNS, 87 South street "FROM NEW On- y 8, Hedy, and 3 In ty xotics has bee rasa, Capt Thos Ds ts and Sh. 2g ees by unis ship ate Nouth River, or to One ship aud one barque— Sat Ship St. Nicholas, Pell, Hav Orleans; Br brig Belfast, B. Serald Marine Correspondence Ruove lsranver Ovvier, Newront. Jone 1, 1844. mugtoo; Thadeas, eG whter aud J Vernall, of K amily, of au ir Ryder and lady, ateer ge. Hamaunc—Ship Stephinn—Madam Danne_ H Pe Bautze '(on)—B. i Brig J D Naves— Mr Berry, ady and emi'd; Mr Combs, M Melfi, child and servans, Mr jelhi, Manilla; Henry, New and Mr Phillips» mer, of France; M Miss Hard sick, 1 nt 19 pa lie store, 67 ig he steerag ; Anderson, FE. Mr Thomps.n, Iadv and son, Art Mav, 30, Corde! Walpole Wilmirgtoa, tor | this pert, fm Baltimore for Fall R ver. Howlid. of his port, fm Pall River for son, Gr ehwieh fr New Youle fishi @ vessels put into this SHIP Lo UI=Vi 3S, is dis: barging at Pile Slip Snes will please attend to the receipt of their goods im- May 31, Pinner Charlestoas | cacder, Jobe June 1, About 50 sai) of m che he tate storm aod Lonpox—Br Ship Emaruel—M+ J W Gavhar, lad a fi childr'u;” Miss allen, Mrs Conacher and five chilurew= 60 fa New Onteans—Shi children; Mr ; dag in this ™ rayng are iufrmed chat they have geveraliy caught g od f.tea thus lar. Whatemen, New Beprorp, May 31—Arr Julian, Va hew, NW Coast Aprit 3, with 3006 wh 250 spot 12.1044 20, Jou 165 W wh; loth, | it gen Lansing 2°50 wh WO sp, 5 i Yr elvA FI fA. Con. Mr Vanprague, SHIP ON®LOA FROW H\VRE-—Con Me hee = Ned requested to send their permits on In adtitioa to Whom eussgemen s are now macy artists of ackuowledged ce ebrity ad excellence Every effort has been usd in the selection of thy ORCHE®- TRA, to recder st peste: and efficient in every respect—aud it carried out to the ful est ex agement of tre tollowing emizenc Professors, Who will perform under she able dure itn of Lender of the Orchestia: oods not perm teed b sent to patie stare child:en and servants: M, and Messrs Henly aud’. oy age y the 6th inst, will be !iableto be ie. «WELT have removed their elry Establish at, from No 9 Astor House —Ship St Mary—Mr Reynolds, Ta eitiee Hi Wie ante 45, lon SW, passed a whale ship showivg » Dive cipal, waite coutre with letwr M in it—p-obsbly the «b.gatl of NB. Westrort, May 8t—Arr last from Dam Bay, with this inteation hes bee » aud servant, Mrs ueean, chi everenx and Leutef the wud servant and 45 iu the sterrage Isabella N Brock, Miss Has MesoreJ vee TBR rane Bee y |; Messrs J Rows, ipple, Dr. FO Wech, Capt I Raleie.t, Master & West, and 20 Jonna, ® R ~Schr Corsul—J De Picsalle O tawa—Senor w York; Donna M; of every deseri xperienced workmy awe and iption carefully repsired, by staltai and « tk NO ALT ef Lidge ae requeste’t to meet at 334 o'clock, P.M e brother, Char! Simonds, $ Atlantii 120 do wh. Koum. on Monda: i ste of respect to our ‘The order in geaeral are invited to attend J WILLARD P. MARSH, Becreiary. 5 REWARD ives Jerssy City Kerry Boat, in: containing $310 in sills twenty doilar biils, with oue ten, all of 1 Whocver may cetect tha caief, Alliance, from Bordeaux, for Charleston, 30.h ult, lat 38 20, low —by Lorerts, at thin port. Roraswell, (Br) of Hu 30, lon 44—by Quebee, at this p: t ‘A Br ship dismasted, under jury fore and mizzan mast head? ing W, epparently in waut of no assIrtance, Jah wit, lat 48 10, ber bound to New Orlen O8e Mark, Williams, NYork to Liverpool, April 2ith, lat 40, hbott, Newport, to New York lat 47, lon 19. fast to New York, lat 49, lon 22, by the Kate Liverpool, April 8th, lat 32, lon 78, on, at Liveravot, Il, of New Bedford, from Hambarg, out 31 ds, May 19th, lat 28, lon 87—~ ef Porsmonth, from New Orleans for Liverpool, » lon 84—the same, Suffoik, for NOrleans 2tst ult, lat27, lon *5—the same, Canoenas—Brij Ysa Fx oga, ot M im StJuba, NB, 17th alt, let 46, pminr Ns on Don Gaillermo Maxon ht had his pockst 300 of which were in Y New’ 1 MeNear, Captain's Indy onia, at Boston— i'o Halifax— jeresford and servant nits. nd in toe Saloons wil The arrange vents at the doors be ‘Wresaurer to the Com: under the dirvetioa of Mr. CORBY) officers will be in cont cue will be taki 001. —Rteamahip Coled sin, lady and daughte>, Capt Bi F Lieutenant Pollen, iseverend Jamess Shaw, ary’ Surgeon Percivall—9—Wor Boston—P: | hree atttendents, Bari ount F de Montravel, Vi; cud servant, Mr Bourg is and » April ach, lat 48, and leave snch * formation at the Lower Police Offi e as'wi'l lead to the recovery of the money, shall receive the above rew wnt attendance, and the utmost to natin erderand decorum, aod all im- parsova will be a rictly excluded. 5 Omaibases will run to and fiom the Garden during the ard. PHILIP BRISACK- vant, Col H Thom tzig, Mr and Mrs Patterron, cvild “rormwell, Mr and Nt Mr, Mrs and Miss Vassas Messmm Fletcher, Norn jon, Henry. Collins, C. 8. SMITH BY HE. Wi. ) _,.,. Store 304 Broadway, cor. Duane st. W. will give his p-raonal atteation (0 out door axles of Honsehold Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, &e., for persons relivquishirg housekeeping . fairs nettied in all cases ax soot as the goods shall have been sold and delivered Liberal ( ash Advani every description consigoed tur sale. aud game, Mr nn: (C-TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.£0 NO POSTPONEME: of weather, as the Gi Tel, ise, He) nbrinnd, for New Orleans, 'T at thiv E.stablishment on account Entrance from Br rotected, and the New Satoon, which is Ventilaed from the top and sides, can be enclosed at a momeut’s notice, t Caateh Carl Rasim, J Goodall Joha etal fox.) A Graham, Ti Geo Harstad, Hille Bonen ‘hompsou, Perrey, Ganniny required, on merehan| BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. EEE Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) ‘Wasutnorton, June 1, 1844. ‘The democrats held a large meeting, by way of ratifying the nomination of Polk and Dallar, last evening, in front of the Theatre. There were sev eral good speeches made— appropriate resolutions aod an abundance of cheers and enthusiasm. The whigs tried hard to break up the meeting by start- ing out the engines by a false alarm of fire, but they were put down. The meeting contiaued ile very late hour There is no news of any interest this morning. The attention of Congress is now directed exelu- sively to winding up their business preparatory to adjournment. very day will probably produce some important action in one or both branches of Congress. In the Exeentive Department the President has three important nominations yet to make, to wit: Judge in the Peansylvanix District, Secretary of the Treasury, aod Chargé to Texas, in piace of Gen. Murphy: ‘aire The ons bas one important nemination yet before them not acted on—Chaucellor Walworth, Judge in the New York Distriet 8. B. TW&NTY.KIGHTH CONGRESS. PiKkST SESSION Senate Wasuinoton, June 1, 1844. NATURALIZATION a Mr. Bucuanan presented a petition from citizens of Philadelphia asking Congress to passa law re- quiring « 21 years’ residence of foreigners before naturalization. Mr B. in presenting the memorial stated that he felt it his duty to say that he differed (caurely from the petitioners in his view of that question. They asked that Congress would tal prompt action upon the subject, and he therefor moved the memorial be referred to the Committ onthe Judiciary, and he hoped they would make an early report thereon, WESTERN HARBOR BILL. This Bill was again called up and diseussed, par- ticularly with respect to the harbor at Buffalo. To understand this latter question, it would be neces- sary to go very extensively into sundry published documents, accompanied by plans, &e * Mr. Evans wished to leave the whole question open. He said there were three modes of improv- ing the Harbor. The present appropriation limits to one of these three plans. The War Department proposed to erect a long sea wall or break-water, which would make a valuable Harbor for the ac- commodation of the Lake commerce. This was one plan. Another was, to open wider and deeper the mou h of the present channel, thus giving two entrances and two exits. Mr. Evans wished delay until the whole matter could be examined by the proper authorities. He said he suspected that these iiferent plans originated in interested individuals. He proposed delay, but no particular plan. Mr. Wright made some remarks: but without diagrams, or local knowledge, it would be difficult to understand them. He would leave nothing to the discretion of the department, but go on with our own work. Mr, Wricnr proposed to amend the general Ap- propriation bill by inserting $20,000, instead of $10,000, as it now stands, for the improvement of the harbor at the mouth of the Gennessee River. The reason of this he stated to be the recent dam- ages the piers had sustained by a storm which had occurred since the bill was introduced into the House. $10,000 would only repair this damage, without making the repairs contemplated. ‘The amendment was lost. The yeas and nays were then called upon the en. grossment of the bill, which were ordered—yeas 32, nays 6; the latter, Archer, Atherton, Colquitt, Haywood, Huger, and McDuffie. EASTERN OR ATLANTIC HARBOR BILL. The bill (House bill) for the improvement of certain harbors and rivers upon the Atlantic coast, was then taken up and read. # 2 Col. Msrrick moved to amend by inserting $20,000 for deepening the Harbor of Baltimore. Some discussion arose upon this motion—but there was endealy adesire to pass it over, and hurry on with the business. ‘The yeas and nays were called, and the amend- ment rejected ; yeas 14, nays 23. i ( Mr. Dayton moved to amend the bill by insert- y from New Orieans for Liverpool, 25:h ult, Wrom Halifax ‘) Bos- , two son and WA Prentice-9. "Total 82, eC Kio nad Rich rd Grged— ot Storr, Key © Churel children, Messrs T Armson and Wot same. iscassett, from Charleston, May 14, lat 30 lon 73, Emanuel, of tuts port foreign Ports. Bonoeavr, May 1—Arr Ville de Bordeaux, N Orleans, y Ar Montreal, Linker. New York ad sd vill seit oa Tuesday mornin ¥, A splendid collection of pla sof various sorts Oranges and Le and trait, and many other five plants, of frurt and v ry beautitul. R have 300° Pain ction, on Weduesday evening, “A, Multum in Parvo~Three exhibitions MUSIC! MAGIC !! AND VENTRILOQUISM!!! Passengers Sailed. Britavvia, from Boston. —Allen s+ dmond and Iedv. Charles H Liverroon.—Bteam | Pollock and three daught-rs, and L mong are (re LEVY Peanody. W ® *focoml AND SPOON ~Ar Richibueto, Savannah; 1th, Abigail, | $000 Krgravings new ‘Tricks—and un The esbynet for the d ble Fe .ts, ec mposed «f papier wach: of Lowell; Al an ir; WW IS4eD ORIGINAL FI JAPAN PORCKLAIN AUCTIO —LEVY or i, Ar ril 30—-Are Ameri Pi and sailed for New Vori New Orlesns~25th, Uzerdi 0. » Custon, New Orlear ith, Juavito, Bills, Mala- 3. ju—26th, Avola, suitable to he disvi Tatemeat Wilt De in aecvne part Mr. SUT LON ” qui'm, Me ley overture on two ses ‘tarps, a F Symyhouian, and a favorite air ou Piof sor Wheatatoues Cu PRICES—NO INCREASE. ND & SPOONER will sell hey highly fiusan a ‘ouies T Mecleve A. d Tady aud J Divis ‘ey aud G Sitti. Natchez: ‘ingston, Canada; G Monirent; Patterson and Row- wesee, J'Schabert, E Joest, Wyley ani v yron wold. New ‘e, May 4-08, Columbiaca fin few Orirens. Ar lth, Toshina, Spencer, do » May 2~Art Palos, Flanders, Ri “lyde 16th, Leoves, obbins, May 19—Of,, Live; Ldg—iare Duffus, tor Boston Iaatheavd itomul StJohn, NB; Ca’ Cover, nfty inchs Pi tes; Coffee Set, The € Tables, richly iulacd in go six antique Chy Ww Wii ce si Mi Egerton, oe Doors oven at 7 — Grossett, H and child, France; iewton, Mr Perry and lacubs, Boston; ii h their pareuts or guardiacs, half tu be had gratis at the Box office, do. $ 9 ht to this enautry im the shio a the richeat f ney »f thes from Amsterdam, an century. and formerly kept i th th: In’e Professor Kleynen Programme of vert Private Boxes $50 5 few 0) Wim Word, for N York an ord Maidstoue Indepen- w York; James White for Aberdeen, Me- for examitoation, with catalogue, on Wed ve place, where those who may be o lection or ornatentirg their ine and judge for themselves EAD AND BE WISE—Citizens an’ strangers ia wantol id Of @ private nature. wil! find vantige to call and get the advice of the Phystc tor of the Huaterian Di the gre test vesedy own for secret diseases is 8 ters Red Drop—fait cach vial, price ove dollar 0 Every vitl of this medicine rated medica men tiv apph cation. ex erimeat, i Doctor Jchy Hunter 0! the Jast century; a xeattome cod ail othe #oftis day in this brauch of the aned-c-l pro! Mararet, Charleston Actiug Manager,- Mis, timn) Saar Manager: -Mz, Walcot ‘The Pablic is respeeitully icfo.med that the Saloon will be o1 Ai cAe MONDAY, 34 JUNE 1044, with a Piece of Excrsvaganct iu t! itten by MR OW AL . “O) MLO And Be ee vers! G fled Se The other Serva tov Kn importations in Quebec—800 brs tin pintes 219 slabs tin 29 cks zine Phelps, Dadgs & co—23. pks JT & Clark’ & MeCoonny—400 A A. Lo welpneldity oa rag, Savannah, In tiver outward be wld J Ellison—66 Morewood & co—2 & M Garness—24 Opper- —(3 Lefkin, Ironss n—47 Cum ning & Roach ardvon & cot J hare of an Introductory ailed No 3 Division street, gratia; thorough core that ever was onty at Uns house, viz: Hay diction aud 9 treat Miler, SN Ovleans; Bid, Hoten, Spencer, N Yor Arr Aced a (a) Kyrie, Be Se packet, Homsacl Arr, Alexandr, h anew rarce by Mr W OLY FUE NUS AND SEW KACH rt. Waleut wil saston i Olive and Khiza, Varsors Be ston; 12—Act Shakespeare, Winer ew Vork, Cropp F do 9. ‘Taundus, W ircassett “\Y¥; Samoel Hicks, Bute aim McArthur, N iL oOM ty yers cla e he bass h arden dl. Four haraeters. Charles Sceptic++» Mr Walert| Lice Figey++olr Anderton =} Hadden & Sous Cary & co? sired & co? Y, Farr & co—5 & Baldwin—2 J W Partis—2 Lhorb hls A‘Hirst=-ts Hateey & cons GS buon & erect Se Navy—6 Besch & comd Seertary cot Low &eo-8 HL Routh—1 Masters, 1HG im atw 6 Lorre. —1 Hate * tick jastings & co—) Py Spetcont"s Aue SE bak lS Vv Sid Sheannioah West, |. Ta=Sid Hottingner, Basie 5 —s!d Peter Ha trick, P Paxtoa, \ O leant. ‘do; Live pool, 8 y } it in port Idg, Jane Duttas, for B ir Boston, his pet bi having struck ou the STRANGERS BEWARE, 1 AUKERY ASD HUME most importaut ‘0 chos* an exprnenced physicinn—DR. J : [his Old Galen's Head Dispeasary co 284 Pear! 8: , coruer of Beekm wn street where ae conuinaes yoost extmioriuary carec of all delicate diseases, no matter prises the Citizens And strangers that in) id. hat he has no eon His charges ase mo- J N THIS AGE OF QU. 1 Ailen & cot 1 Davis & comt Moat Teppen—t00 JP iii Mintamn & co—676 pkgs to orc Loxpox—Br Ship em hhds GB Siooreword—v5 Maitiand & Cowrie—2 bars iron Pieron $ co—716 n } The Royal Aveta EVANS has cen oved wih oo aage tora di tral haonel, yeeteroay. 1 Losvon Moy 17—U"'d + to be opened at 734 « at Gu’clock precia ly vel ae Boxes unre dolar each, (for Se) on Tickets, sx dolla «each. rKilact Police Office # wil be constautly 1. attendancn : Jmusbasees to and fcom City Hai, para the i‘ er & co—l0 tons ofd iron Grinuell, how complieat d. Ts oe A there is nor. Fav a" im Pence Alvert, sebor, New 'Y. Garden ull aida: Lisson April 27 —Sid Fuleaa, Cozzins, NY ft xo th Beud, Kidndye, New York, 20 —Ar Pradence, A. Feb 19—Arr Hui t ess, Lorett i 6B —Obseive the uumber—mitakes are oftea dangerous— (C7 Medicines aad di early stating th AMERICAN MUSEUM, MIUAL GARDEN | AND PekKPETUAL Comer of Broad with mor mst sore a ds beer to order. MARSEILLES May MBUKs—Borque Steph ail ene A Gov Bris kerh ft Be eo— L. Gait y pars of the Union, ive the Astor House, Au i 4 erier, Philadel) d, Wills, do; 7th, old, Loaisi, vant zer, York rr Rye, May 9th, Marianne, Wieti TONE SEAL & GRAVER, 231 Broad- wen 7 ‘bevy Se0-—4 Hi re ald—t WH Horta Every Day and Evening This Week, commencing Baltimore for Bre: M londay, June 3rd. GRAND PekFUKMANCES ik, aod 9 in the even ine Mr. and Mrs. Randell. ve Hastines, May 13th, Elard, from Providence; Gohon » Geeckeu, New York for Browe Sims found «nd pe @ y part of the Un Waeh afterooon, vis eds, and forwaraed f de, kept, with Kellar, N Orleans; ton, US, to regulate pumps, wy 1 Newport for Bo 1 are LO be seen ever a from 4 tL) halsepaat 5, and RAND FISHING EXCURS ONS & Subscriber has chortered the subs X 8 BALMS: encing Monday 34 him, from N Orleans. wt, May M—Fortuaa, New York, for Ham 16 —Miria ost Adriana, Rotten, New ay 19—Francis lat, F L ier, Kop & er—4d C Giron Vbrl Ac ge PS Schlesinger. + 21M Wespanes'er is Sappy Lo anuounce & re-engigement with the FAMIGY ! of five persons all musiciaos of the ‘one of whom ina little Miss of oaly ait years The family appear in a variety of Songs, Duetis, Trios, Qaar soem t 6 Korn— a 2 re passengers may ther -egular days will bro Ure Satcomur, M York, for Kotter erhoff, Piper te 2 oe ‘mdse 30 hs 2777 plates speiter a. worth, New Yori, i ap in his Comic Vankee mal Magnetism f sud lao his imitation o's . G@. NELLIS, the man born witheat arm: at astonishing feats with Orr tHe Sautexs, May 15—Luconi Porter, NOrleans, May 15—A tin, New York for Bremen; for Amst rd m; Lucas. Miller, V York for Selm., New York Orv Purmouts, May 11th—Mcdora, from Havana for Him- Orr + avmoutH Olof, Ch tieston Crow etadt; 11th 090 oranges E Cor. Bauizs, Hovovnas—BrigfF lorids—: box mdre BBlnucye3s, bela nam ppear in some of the m: be wer wo be believed, Cento, the Dauserse. tal Collection of Wax Figures, Giraffe, ke. ke L3.N) the Portane Vettes, wav peseen and priestly consuited at ail hours of the day and evening. eal ‘2% conts—children under ten tira for copsaltauioes with | 21 logs mahogany $1655 $1000 F 13 tons lng wood © Cuffiu—$19 64 cecoons nd: 2 Usurie—i9 ceroous id ¢ Tguina & Galway. eroons indigo 4 do tobcacco Cath tine terry. 9 North Kiver, 94 Midler’ ' Lower lami ton exch way, allo win 83 F toruing, will ten maida will be in ate very attentinn to the fad . aco” pany he boat daly A sata amiull char M Orr Hastinas. May 1ith—elard, fm Providence for Brenen Orr Puymoutm, May % Ar Jeseptue Lande \ York The alPse.¥ Que, Trivetk, Apel 30—Asr Koyai w ili ewes, NOclea | Admission to years, hall-price. ty New York got off aud precee ed, W7 b's e toy RL 10 bbls jad of Worke & D nke=t hhd tb: Coo &e—6 bbls mor Be &com~t '6 pipes bemdy 5 ioessin skis 2 chs vceswax AG Honed—7 bl hemp 457 ble emp D vis, Brooks & cr—2iTy px eves elias ware J ot wemaker—!1 hits t —=4 cones mdse J jay 12—Sid reuurick Hadson, Moore, New | PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSHUM. Se M&. H. BENNETT AFTERNOON rril a vk Nwaye De tae in bem Cannenas, May %5.—fo port, Elsworth, wur ear Wart ched to the stermer two wid in—Ke er, ¢ roel) & Bro hera=9 bis L ; to), Wilting, ldg, kava, biases st ba eevapioana vent ao charge wil be made fr towing Nap eon, Jor | ute Will be farmished on board. ALL F EXTRAOKDI WONDERFUL A ATTIC GIANT BOY—16 YEARS ANI GH ! FAT GIRL, DWAKK ANE ‘AGIAN? Gil (Fourteen Years O14 BEING THRER INCHSSSHORTER THAN TOM A GIANTESS, ‘ SPLEND, D PAINT! OF THE CHULY D he lonaico, Worden, | ASLONISHING !! beeswax Wolf te i —550 ales hemp jer to make thanhove F xeussions every way 9 pgs 2 bis Mose ‘n vemed mquisite Lom kesome I comfort of the pas New ORLEass: D GIANTESS, alex h mp W Iso & com i52 do { ustors 8 8 bbs flower sed Rich rd Bigelow bork A Averell & Com? sty hhds tobiceo Thowns a. G 8 Soren & coi? sthingroo—-I7 WM ¢ 6 Feber & Baw ease & com5) Smit! Leonard & Howe~2 C or Burraso, May Are Owaeu gh, Clevelan 7 Cleveland; Bal 8 do Tucker, Coope: Kco~0) bls whe : 99 bilee h mp 720 » heds tobcceo Borman & J Cw igs ied 104 bb 9 D 4 'T Pek RORME i ay THe. ¢ Pt Colbaen: Merchant, divoa, Oswego; D Webster, do; Missourr, Uswego, Home Ports, Pontanp, May 3,—Ar William, Bicon, I, Naw York ; lffire, Spear, Ne 1 New. York for rep: BLAND, May 20—Are Syiph, Buffalo: H Crevoly Warren, Butfalos ¥ cl Plessure to the important paces on Lakes melding Gren Bay S Y & Whim W I Handed. jr. co—38 R Johuson—3 Heviland, an eminent artiat. are feet of canvass, embrace . Southvort and Chica R Fa iatved foe of ta ait 0. the Ja Cmeatioued place oa her retura on Tuesday morning Jul LARITIME HERALD Salling Days of the St ¥ROM LIVERPOOL, Boston 5 Bree Trods Mt. Desert tor Boscou Clearance. Sothing srilei, wind N, latter May 4—Ar Ana Pevmas Spauldiay yecg. Did atilh, BatH, May 30—Ar, Rochelle, Peany-beg Voentint jest boat on the Weatern Lakes.aud | consisting of a Wacher, Mother, anu eve led by a powerful low piessnre engine—is new, and is ‘upper cabin eompo id farmed equal to any i ‘Small gh ere! is, me they sin ‘TEN, eat O| N, and dank OF NT “y lowing pertorta K. Wine REL Lah Aly BA A. Rardgey ' Grand Cosmorama Gallery, and 5000 Curioni (C7 Afvernoon Performances Wea he convenience of hares vo the performances, ~ ‘TEMPLE OF BHUDDAH ®ASCINATION ¥ Prapalien tke tate rooins, and 1s ichard La, lor, (ot Boston) Wuckins, No Portland. Sid 20th, © ‘ha les, Sy na. Pontsmours, May 20—Ar, Roscoe, bouad ‘to New Y. 8 39 20, experianced a Violeat hu: Jost maintopg IL Ke, 1d baw great quantit encoentered anol the wor eam Ships. A xood Bind of Music will nccompaay the Lont and every e made to make the passase pleasaat to those oa a, ply to CARY, 122 Broad st, New ¥ ES PROSSER, 99 P) ee ‘ON mired voealints | rotean Performer. Ricker, fom Liverpool ork, 250 parseogers. UGHES. Cleveland. ta the evening at & Mav 12h, her wale, in which lo t furetopmaat, tovsailyards, and ne rl the ‘rivgimg attached erly gales the whole passage, Ship Masters and Agents, shall esteem it a favor, if Captai to Commodore Ropent Stnvev, of our News F Pore whence they sail Spoken on their passage, a List of their vega Newspapers or News they may lave. aintely On then arrival broad, will ale fice ail the Marine Inte nformation of any kind will NEW YORK, AL! aot | red TROY STEAMBOA1 ‘OR ALBANY AND TROY-—Moriny omtwe foot of Barclay street erinediale places, Captain 8. R. Roe, HINDOO MIRAG AS AT'G JU At Washington Hu EVERY EVENING She also apeaie Siayprng fete at on il, Broadway, Lott, Liverpool: fegiaphed—Joo dan He wiil board them Auenta and Corresponr confer a favor by seudin mee they ean obtar thankinily received. A vroiog, at 7 o'el cng, Monrovia, Afar a, snd hice of Newburyport.) Rhow HOY, Captain A. Gorham, to-taorrew cloel aime from the foot of Courtlondt strest, di wer SWALLOW, Captain A.” MeLenn mer ALBANY, Captain R. B. oVeniax at 7 o's loek. (C7 Proweamm: “ 5 couteUpen ai 7h4, con London; Chys Wiitiam, FA FO HAVRR—Seenud bie ON FIDA, Jams Frencn, Master, wn sail ov he lst of July, "Wor freight or Passage, spply to No. 9 Tontine Bailding UNION CO cs rater and Victaailisg Stands on ‘tl ire of Wincu PORT OF FEW YORK, June 3, Cot Tavior, (late Macy, to-morrow owing to their light draugi mes to pass the are, roy in ample time to take the morming train in, pleat ‘S $=Touched at St Helena, April 16 3221, Iw 66 20; Ri bt Puratord, 33, los 66 54, Tasso, Hast eR, 20th —Ar Mexiena, tah. Retrieve, Baruham, Bangor: t0 I +432 | MOON Riakeees ~ HIOM WATCHER 66+ The Boats of thi are able nt all t Surinam ; Sailed Hiiladelphia. 24 Axvived. Quebec, Hebard, from London, wish mdse, to For pussnge ve freight doply on board, or at ¢ ing $250,000 for a break-water upon Crow Shoal (Laughter.) He hoped this would meet with the approbation of the Senate. (Great laughter.) He said the original estimate was $2,500,000, (con- tinued laughter) but he in modesty would only ask for $250,000, CLoud laughter.) After u few pleasant remarks, the amendment was rejected. Some other amendments were offered and re+ ected. : The question was then taken by yeas and nays on ordering the bill to be engrossed and read a third time." Carried ; veas 32, nays 8 The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of Exeentive business CENTREVILLE COURSE. TROTTING AND PACING. TUESDAY. Ju ed hata 'eiuck, & M—Purce $100, Two Male Hema, ‘suder the ‘ascii, nahi fe ples enterss +b. Rafe, A © nckhia : . + se g Sufi: mith 4 me cee's sobre Marler tly after Puree $50, for Paci-g Horst, Milo Heats, five, iu he news ag Thoms Bihay A Pare ot $40 il node the waddie fre for « af thi-ty dol'ars of aver.to come off Juue 50h ( T suse Gh. by o'el ck, PM at Jove’ Becond Ward H ibrew oF morn ios eke a race S12 je SENTREVILLE OOo ethe a Pr oh $50 wil be fu FOU’ 17 Hidkes to eouns off over the above. Couns, on THURSDA devour ea to.te made on Tuesday, June 4h, by 10 o'clock, P. Mae Jones Senne Ward flotel Fifty Ceuts will be charged for each entry. No. person that ignotentered will be allowed towtart. ‘Thity minutes to be alowed betwean the heats. ie Rsi0 $—UNION COURSE, LONG ISLA D NORTH AGAINST THE SOUTH, ar Je okey lub meeting over the ab ve ecarse, x commence Tocsdsy, Jace 4th, 1844, avd eon Hist @ Py Taeed i ckey Club Purre $300 to £0 h Je he fo $10 added ; mile heate Clad Parse $500—$100 to y nil heats “Jitrauce $0 added; mile heats; two . Shoald there hy cord heat horse forei her of the above pareve: the wrlener ¢> reepive har $30 $408 and . Entries to be made a’ John K Sned-eor'e the da sto race and to eh punetoally at § o'clock P. the mils heave ou Tu-aday and I boreday come off at 1 P. Matte: wheeb the ul ok i wrote “Ci | Jenner Mt Yaunacrow, a5 yr o'd Dagher anda 4 Charla 8.’ Lloyd tenet Mr. Jas. K rer with, cred srold Billy, by the laiand—H. A. © Yourg Dove, D Col, Jol inh Blue Di ‘ Widag and, Seoator, and Stare with Patsy. Anthony, &e. (and perhaps other stabie: wilbeon from the South. ‘Three daye beautiful racing may ; red New Vork and Lor .$20 ber annun d the meeting ; (rand Staud $100; Stand or Teck eid Stand 2’ ccrrtary ol the New York Jockey Cle v, we are « ved to state that the champion of the bomth, Blae Die! Fashion, the champion of €:e North, om on i oO iM t ot wher dee notice wil beeivens Tel BEACON COURSE. THE GREAT FOOT RACE F Pe FORMING 10% MILES IN ONF KO J will come off over ‘he hore ¢ tdo'clock . The follows iffereat « jes Stewart, of New Vork. Sarvs meno Way ie A teh ot Phaadel hun toha My iN York ir Livi getoo, om. H vid ant Poughtre i i} Whreler, of aha Smith of New Heory Chap vel y b . Jeniey ity erry. ea te | Mgesan a ef re Course Mille opeued at ib wel ck ees 6 a Vion, 50 conte; Cini jem ber’