The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1844, Page 3

‘When an institution is in astive operation. the company have a perfeat right to re-issue cancelled stock, but when ‘* bank is in the hands of receivers, who are created ex. clusively for the purpose of winding up the bank, we can- ‘aot conocive that it would be accomplishing their object, in re-iasuing stock as fast as it was cancelled. One of the Inrgest Cotton speculators went by the board today. Me wasa heavy operator in Texas cotton, ‘ad failed for a very large amount. ‘There are others shaking in the wind, and we have no deubdt the advices by the next steamers will givethem a quietus. Spurious Fives on the Bank of Trenton, N. J., and ‘Twenty’s on the Moyamensing Bank, altered from the Tenth Ward Bank of this city are in circulation. ‘The exports of Flour, Pork and Wheat from Cleveland, Ohio, for the month of May, 1844, compared with the same month last year, show an increase. Expoats yao’ CLAVELAND 7OR Mar 1843 ann 104, 5 rn ~ ges ih U.S. Ports. Tv U S. Ports Increase. Decrea: bbl 84,680 lee 146 63 02 169923, eT Ports, ToCanadaPorts. + 7935 13,679 1,353 4s tee 2na74 20474 Value of flour, pork and wheat shipped to United States porta in May, 1844,......... 986 Value of four, pork tad wheat shipped to ports in May, 1844,, ++ 80,615 Total for the momth,..........., + + $535,601 ‘These shipments are those by steambor ‘The ship ments to Canada, show an increase in all the items’ while the United States ports show a falling off in evory’ thing but wheat-the increase in which will a little more then offset the decreased shipments of four. 98,043 . ses 004538 ‘The quarterly report of the Banks of Canada, for May, show, so far as received, a slight increase in bank move- mente, Bank or Montarran Sent , 39143. Dec. 31°43 Feb 29°44 May 20 44 Cire £277,440 307.562 359,200 383-549 8 : 188963194 464 Deans & discount $77,721 1.000.820 Veposits,++ 205,138 250,725 294,648 ‘Total movement, £1.476,105 1,956 891 1,770,609 £1,873,401 Crvy Ray oy Montarat, Sep 30, ’4% 31,43 Feb 29,744 May 20°44 £102,012 or 15.495 420.120 47195 $7676 44,923 Specie 20 '362 29.736 3608 Loans & discounts, 308.476 31K,741 817.359 333,513 ‘Total movement, £486,775 494-724 490,206 £534,594 ‘These last returns show an expansion greater than has been reported for sometime past. Since last September the banks have been gralually extending their move- ments in ail departments. The expansion corresponding Jn every branch of the business of the institutions, is #0 far of a very healthy nature, ‘The impetus given to the manufacturing interest of this country, by the restrictions placed upon the currency has given a corresponding impetus to the growing of the raw materiale throughout the country From evidence that we daily receive, we believe that the clip of wool and the yield of the new cotton crop this season, will be much larger than ever before. The agriculturalists of the West have made rapid strides in the production of wool. The immense facilities of that section of the country in raising wool are yet hardly kuown. Within the past tem yeara, the clip has almost doubled itself every year. The ex. tension of a market at home and the opening of markets abroad, will still farther induce productions. Thequanti- ties of wool shipped trom the western ports cannot be con- sidered any data on which to estimate the quantity raised. The immense quantities used in the families of the producers, draws from the exports very largely. Ver- mont has, until very recently, been the largest woel- growing state in the Union; she may be yet according to the extent of her population, but other States go ahead of her in quantity. Reogtere or Woot at Tive Water, 1842 ann 1843 :-— 1842, 1 a Albeny and Troy 8,829,000 ibe. 6,216 400 Ibe. saree is, A portion of this amount may have been received from the western part of Vermont and Massachusetts 3; Conse. quently we ca.not distinguish between the products of the east or woat, without giving a table showing the ahip- meats east from the western ports. Woeu Exrostep Kast rrom Burrato. pod pound: 146 135 nde, put 99253 182, 108,714 1843, ** . Wo see by this table that of the amount received at tide water in 1848, a large portion came from ports or places West of Buffalo, as follows :— Creveland, Ib + 391,138 Milan, Dew it, + $8,950 Bandusdy, Ibs, 57, + 67's Chienga ; 0 2 AR Ad SeJoweshand Souusport, 3000 Making a total of 714,903 pounds, leaving 634,621 pounds as the products of the section surrounding Buffalo, thet could find a market at that place—leaving 4,966,976 pounds as the production of this State and that part of those bor- dering on this in the vicinity of Albany and Troy. ‘The Btate of New York must ere long become one of the largest wool growing States in the Union, population and extent of soil considered. We have not only a great market growing up within our own limits, but the recent aboli tion of duties on wool imported into Great Britain, will undoubtedly ina short time open a market for the raw material from this country. In our southern latitudes, and on the extensive prairies of the west, where the win- ter seasous are short and the extent of pasturage unlim- ited the seasons through, we can produce the finest wool at less expense than any other nation in the world; and the low cost of the raw material in this country will, ina short time, enable us to overcome the great ditference in the distance from European markets we labor under, and undersell the producers of Europe at their very doors. Ola Stock Exchang $1000 City 7%« "52 9 5.00 Ohio 6's oS 15008 do. 960 9 12000 do 106 160 8 10000 Go. b30 Wiig 50 do. 9% woud do, coh 11% 50 Cant n Co 5 aa Keatucky 6's 1K 50 pene BI ot e <o 10 Placters’ Bk, Miss 8 19000 Indivua #4 49 150 Vicksborg, U 200 Nor & Wor bn 64 oy do #630 64 187 do 6136 3 do Oe 1% do Ow 64 1 do og 50 do 30 64 wo do b20 69 7 69 Meh Ex Co . 600 The 190 do BING 2000 do da 78 80 Utica & Sch 1b 60 shy Manhattan 93 100 Au> & Roch 107 100 Meeh’s Hank W6 150 L anand b30 85 110 Phenix Bak 95g 200” do at 145 wasmery? Loan 47.00 do oy do bao 473g do b10 we = do b30 47 48 do 8 300 do b30 4634 40 Stonington 30 G0 30 do 4g 100 do. 030 49 225 do 46 50 do 4936 200 Peadiog RE % «175 do 60U 3 Back 0 2% do We taie Kae 2854 250 Harlea Second Board. $1000 Kentucky Bie 100350 Le stand ‘BuO | Bas 3100 Nor & Wor 250 Ohio 6's Per 67) do 6 2 shs Canton ope 53 199 do b30 62 re oa 5 do oo ‘ ope 2% 75 do 60 2 L Island es 25 Stonington a7 by do Bg ._¢0 aw 46 3 eo 625) Farmers’ Loan b3 4 New Stock Exchange. $3000 Hiinvis 6°70 b3 46 50 Nor & Wor 969 63 50 cha Guard Be bib 21d¢ > do uw 65 40 , 2° 150 do ban 66 2 Hud & Berk RR a do bow 6) 50 L Leland bt = 5 ho bs 66 wo do 18 2% =~ go 63 10 do 90 #6 35 do bow 63 $0 do 83% 100 Farmers? Loan b3 48 10 do Unw 89% 100 do 3 48 odo 36083 50 ko bis 48% » do b3 Bi 5 de doe 59 do bow 25 do ay so do b15 81-25 Ston-ngton 20 100 do as! Canton 7 $0 do 83575 46 6 Herlem BR b3 Bt wo di 5S 6 do #381 25 IMlivois Bk ope 29 $8 do 383) 8 US Ban I, 0 do 341% 50 do hg 60 do 8isy 150 Vicksburg 80 NA Trst 19% 50 o State of Trade. Asnrs—We must continue to quote pets at $4 26 ; pearls are very inactive at $4 664 a $4 624. Bexswax—Northern and southern prime yellow we quote #29) 4 800., but the demand is very moderate, Corvon—The snles to day xroount to Rbout 1000 bales, all for export; part in execution of foreign orders, and part shipped on account of parties here, who prefer this mode ot remitting tunds to paying the present high rate for ex- change. Canat Tot.ts—Tolls received om all the New York State canals, viz. 1 'Y, 1844, (being the first 44 days ‘To the 31st May of navigation). , To the 14th June, i843, (being the first 46 days of navigation,)...., $696,739 76 481,268 66 Pi this ineroas there it damerctiandizekom Yt tide w At Albany and West Troy, $41,663 61 On products from Western Stat * Sr At Duffslo aad Biack Rook, $31,395 61 Ouwego,. . 16,798 99 ———— 48.104 60 ——- 49,748 11 Leaving asthe increase at all other offices, and boing on products of thie State,........, $96,786 79 ‘The above furnylos striking evidence of the extent to which the agricutture of the cheap and fertile lands of the ‘Western States crowds upon a waleparet of this State ; nd still it is the policy of the whig party to increase the State debt tor the purpose of bringing the West into closer Froca—Genesee is down alittle. Our quotations now $4 56} a $4 624. ‘The last Racine Advocate says that there was purchas- od and stored at that place winter 40.000 bushels wheat, which was the extent of the storage accommoda- tions. There are now building three fe warehouses capable of storing over 90,000 bushels, making the whole sto: ccommodations, for 120 000 bushels, The Advo- Ks the whole will be needed next winter. ‘The receipts at Buffalo, on Monday, were 16,194 barrels of flour and 27,065 bushels of wheat.’ ‘The wheat market was rather brisk. Some lots of Ohio and Wisconsin brought 82cents. Hay—Tie receipts down the river oreto a very mode rate extent, while the demand is very limited. Common bean ale sell at 348 36c.; prime ‘sells as wanted at Wuisxxy—Drudgo casks are still held at 24c., without sales ; prison barrels are dull 23}¢. Rea. Esrate—The following sales of real estate were made by auction ;— The lot of ground on Fourth street, next to the east corner of Macdongal street... 0.2... cc 0 eee House known as No No, 7 Pelham street, and lot 17 feet by 33 feet Provision Market. Atthis season of the year, our markets and meat shops are not so showy in heavy or very superior beef, still,wery many of them exhibit some fine quarters. We noticed some fine mutton, veal and lamb—emall meats are more desir- able in warm weather. 2 Poultry is the same as last week ; young chickens are coming in very freely. f The fish markets exhibit the usual variety ; and 12c, the Ib, Of green vegetables beans and potatoes, Strawberries were never more plenty of every variety. Pine apple, Victoria, Hovey, and the Beld or garden kin they vary in price according to the size of the basket, from 2hc , by the 100 baskets, to 7 and 10c. Cherries are very plenty at 6 ant 7c. the Ib. om The appearance of thé Philadelphia country produce; market, on Thursday, was elegant. There was nothing which the human appetite could desive, but presented it’ self Meats, fish, vegetables, frnit, ko, wore in great! abundance, and sold at prices within the reach of all, Ex- cellent fresh butter sold at 12a 16c. per Ib; eggs 12 a I4c. per dozen ; new potatoes 6c per 1b; cucumbers 6 x 12c each ; strawberries 12.2 20c. per quart; cherrigs 4» 5c. per Ib ; and ether articles in proportion Prices oF Provreiony 0 a bass, 10 there are quite a variety ; also new Apples, bbi++++$1 50 a3 0 L ga tt Beef, per Ib+ . a Lard, ; hoes Ra Beef, perewt-+$4 50 6.00 © Markerel.tiesh,--: 12a. 15 3a 7 Mutton+. «+ ou 8 “Ria = Onions, per bunch. 6 a & ° Parsnips, per hood as . 50 a ame 2 a 18 8 a 10 — 38100 Bass, ib a 10 +31 a 1S Celery abunch, +++ 6 a 124% “28 6d hit peck Canlitlowers, doz..50 al re 6 a Cranberries, a qrt. a= y ga 25 Radishes a 87. Sallaa a 3738 Shad, exch h Flounders see Honey, nw, Ib. On Wednesday, the 5th inat., at Zion’s Church, Mott et. by the Rev. Mr. Richmond, Mr. Jonas H Cranx, of Sch ectady to Miss Convetia A. Suxir, daughter of the late Samuel W. Seely, of this city. Died, In Nanvoo, Ill., on the 10th ult., Junta Any Bratey, wife of Dr. J. C. Braley, late of the city of New York, of spinal irritation and dropay, aged Latest Dates R&OKIVED aY THK NRW YORK HERALD Ov¥ICR. Anjier+++ + Besley: v Augustine Batn - Feb, Bay of Islands, N. Z+ Fe i Bermnda --+ M 3 St. Thomas a St. Jago de Cuba+ 4 St. Sohn PLR. St. Croix: St. D au Gaillpagos Tsinuds Havre. +++ + Sept. 27 ‘Teh eee Avril 9 4 May 14 May 19 May 19 April 29 Qe. 31 a7 iFob, 1 Banmbere Passengers Arrived. Guascow=Barque Ecg.e—A Black and 63 in the steerage. Foreign Importations. Guascow—Barque Regios Ute Cripps & co—100 ¢8 J Lee & 12 Wilson & Browo—t J Avdernou—I0 A Walker-—i5 haa It gs Cumming & Roach—50 bx. 170 tous coal R irvin—2 Lillie & Peatiou—5 Haggerty & Sou—S0 Sinitn, Thurger. & co—18000 fire brik» 3592 ron Boorman & Johuston—124 chs J Key- baro—1 phy Sands. F. x & co. _ MARITIME HERALD. “Salling Days of the Steam Ships. reas, PROM LIVERPOOL. Hiberaia, Britanata, Caledonia Acadi Huber: G Krtan, Horken + Packets to Suii. POK LIVERPOOL, Packets to Arrive. PKOM LIVERPOOL. Hottingner. Bursley, “May 7} U. States, ritton, — sune 11 Rosevas, Collins, May 12] © ngland, Bartlett, June 16 Europe, Farber, May 17 Sritton, — Jawe 21 Kidependirnce, Nye, May 21 Trask, June 26 7ROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR PONT IMON TH H. Hudson, Moore, = May 1¢ | Wel!ine’s, Chadwiek, June 0 P. Albert, S:bo°, May 20 | Switze lad June 20 yhom HAveR, POR Jowa. Pell, May 8) Duchess a’ )rk Jane 8 Bai timore, Farek, Me 161} Saliy, Barro os jure 16 and Age We shail eswem if Caper will grve to Commodore Ro: Sivvey, 0) ty a Report gf the Shipping left at the Port whence iney ie Vensels Spoken on their passage, a List of choir deny Foe eiga Newspapers or News they may booad them tunmediately on therr a: Agents nd ( in me or cbroad, will also confer a favor by.» office all the Marive Jutelligence tie) cau obs luformation of any kind will be thaws ni! r+ June &, PORN OF NEW Wires ns aise +4 ALY moo Rivne on ARTA ++ see TOT HIGH waren care . Cleared. Ships Sheffield, Sherry, 1 1 4 neer& Co; D. ease DOr) ane, Richav Wm Wr doe, ir Buqae Zara, Cann wet —~Biigs Phivar, “ wea, (SW) debe lta Evity, Smvh pougor, Bucs & « ., Pordinnd, FG Ti aston & Co; Ty- joo Buekley. 1One. t K ciKht, Doane, Sevinrnd, Dui B Weis en; ‘and, Ob naieca, Buck & Peters © aces, Gilles, Newve: Medad Plats; Johan W" Smith, Jurvis:’ Phuadelphie NE MeCready & Co; John Hus Rowe, Georg. wn, Nce Direct, 5 regs, Butimore, J & N Brigss, Maria M Kiotts,’ Waren) Arrived. Be darqne Higa Aan, Hampton, 45 ds Liv wih mdse ond 260 pmuseners to Miithend & Conse TOO Br bsique Fags, Laug, irom Glasgow, vie Cock, 56 da Whew org Harts Cotte, $8 hours from Philadelph th org Hoyti, Cutts, 92 honre from Philadelphia wi inde, to AC Hossire. ‘The H. is inudged for the Hayter pouth, NH with trade t Mery Ann Toelman, 4 da ‘oxcor, he pas ty rte from Fastport, with fish and S:rout, 4 days from Cherry field, with lumber, r, from ‘Thomaston, with lime. ea, from Virginia, with wood. Below. Br barqne Betty, from Beaiurt, Walee, man & Jc histon. fom Poi rs, from abil ‘ortarmouth in distress mise and 119 steerage pavecgers, fr Yerpooimpnt into Heramen & Co Sehr Leoaidas, Pia! plaster, 10 “mith Sehr'F mbiea with iron, to Boor- Miscelianeous, Foneian Lerten Baos.—The Havre Packet will sail this merning. Wreck.—The wreck of a schooner evident!* new, burat to the w Re, With mast h partly bunt cam Jaat week on the south sive of Martha's Viney ata Barrels of flour entirely damaged by fire avd water hive Picked up near the vessel, The length of hor keel is 55 feet, Sarah, of Boston, 4 days for Matanzas, (no date) lat 38, 28 ys for Mat + ) lat 38, 98, wapeary oF Portamoath, from London, 2th ult, lat 26, lon from New York for Jamaica, Sise alt, lat 29 57, *, North, 39 days from (Pe North: 39, days from (Cerasmbuco, for Philadel Foreign Ports, Aven, April tela port, Cherokee, Mavafield, from Salem, sin Zauaibar. Distanans, Jave 4—'n port. Gipley, Howley, Yho- ayy Wd rave ier, fin Newberas dar?” (OF 8¢ The 3—* rr, i RK Lop ph a, 2d in M ; Gams, (Aticn) My 9 4 Salem, actived ch May—/ucow.tered « maamige oni—threw overboard put of her deck tained damage in bulwarks, Lake Porta, a a3 [Tost Cusvarenn, Jane Arr Coustitation,,Wate,Buflalo, Exh sei a*rre 5 + Elnor J Higulander, do, 440, duce S—Ar Columbus end U States, Der qed Jose bine, Loledos baches ¢¢. 0) ieasos Ewil aL. Ney ‘ Cha Vonstell tea, © Ww sper, Chicage: Verry, Perry |. Por » Sacket's Home Ports, ee, Juve 1—Are Imogene, Shed, Barhadoes. may 31—Ate Dri ada hey Sim AL Ly Beuraer Fourtanp, Jove 4— om Andrew Scort Kemery 3 Eimeli pernnenumn, Juse 34—Arr Statesmen, andy, ds Newuvrvrort, Inre5—Ayr Carthoge, Krapp Ca Satem, June >—AsrCuba, Call. Bo ton; Neumbkery Bordenux, Kelty, Card» Bhult Left Boston, June 6—Arr ville, Marmezas, Concord, L Huat for Portland, do uo; avd Fr Porte Kieo, Correll, Wilminetos, Pegtttd Elliot, Baker, Ph lata! Win Pe ‘eam. ylvan jacou. Salem. NJ Coroetin, H Let, New Yo for Philadelphin—put in for’ a Mans + herryfield: Resolution, Jourson, — Gardenrs. * Iso, NC, he Das " Cuba: Kerax, Hale. Charleston; Heary, d; Joseph Balch Hatete, Bale moves Alter & Towoseud, Ingersoll, and Alexander M Jenney del hia. h—6th, arr Meridian, pouth Seas; | Jane t=Sld Leader, 5—Art M Teeum: Fadveott, Ph. Clark, N'York. 16th wt; Frincis Tovrehem fia do. New il 2 PHU aver: Mauris G hose, fin Li msen, Orcvtt, % a Potman, Townseud, Fall’ Kove, N pew Be ow. RF Loper, Sorth, P.ranmbuen—Cid Weat fa ies; Org'n. Curoo, Kall icv utucket: New Zeviand. Poland ‘aid Squ ‘man. Boston; Harriet Fuller, Fu te ly wine, Stevenson, + Mary & EF York Key 23d. Empire, Wood, fa Hunt. N¥ork, 73d, Lavi Moro Castle, Phillivs, dog Ke owland, N¥ ck. U1. Ext, Mallows, Bostea JOLLARS REWARD, VIOLATION OF THE GAME LAW HE New Vork @portamen’s (lub, hereny offer $$ person who will wi (of the Club, at hi City of New Vork, of av yn Mitton, N. ay cleat shi > Weill on an an6 the 25th day of October, Said information to be xuch, ns will and enfore: nent of eitver of ths following pen ties :— Sec 1 No person shall kill nny Qa-tls, or P ror either of the counties of Ne» York, hall offerd agrinse the provision and kM ans. Pactridy rany Qual of Pacterdge ws kill d the Any person ho shall expore to sale to eitrer of the 1a et whoo the kilting of .h amie by Jaw. deemed gu ity of killing th: sid Gune, and liable to ales estan nw the time pe hited q % a\ty for kil ‘oodecock wi hin d by Taw, in incrensed to €5 for any Woodeoe: Fenalty is imposed upon evs urchase or have in his poss ee awe, 1837 Chapter 28. JAMES McGAY, Attorney at Law 20 Chamve: i208 itm Harriman, N Vor i Pavana, Asacity, Brezil, W8ch ule. "Sid Gazelle, Dewing, Si Pierve, Mare Emeral4, ran Constadt, 2 days; Hibsruin, Sawyer for Bostou, vext day; Ag. cthers Pot recall: cred: isthe Taylor, do; Phitadelphiag ‘oav. Jane S—-Slé. Cornelia, Leng, and Republic Wing, Matiuzas— dustry, ow Wma, N Yo d 0 and AW Leeds, and Mediterrareaa, Wanney, June 4—Arr Metemora, Lather, from Demarara une 5—Arr, Atkin, Jo’hog, fm Sandertand, “neh Noselle Stunverd, Alby ret Jove, Wight, AlKw hn Adana, Nash, do; Hon s Abe y Hanrroap, Jace 5— Arr Hardy, I Fliza, Rossell; Adelt Fox and kxvet, Forchem, ew York; Thowas Davis, Sheets, end Las, Monecwe'l, Philad-ly hes Ames, James & Somat, -Broe Bedf rd ‘Wrot, May 25—Arr J D Noyes Park fr ba Mar rt ug in his pow- i ‘ brane and year, or of any per iting or 18 posses artri@ge or Quail between the Sth Many year obtain the conviction ° Kings, Queear, and | chester, between the th of January avd the 2th day of m of $5 ov Partridve person who shall et pon a Woodevck within Secretary tothe N. ¥. Speramen’s Ciub, De re shang; Syloh, do Burwe'ls xaarbor; Hitcheock, Douslass, Bangor for sold. nal ke Sth, 10. ‘ass, Georgetown, . Towne, ord, for att ford, t. Cou Phi a rere ke verpool; Bailey, VS. Keward iges, in | na of the it. shall be the’ pete the sim fc ino treat, IMMENSE SALE OF AFLOAT AND ASHORE 1000. CO™IES sold at No 2 Astor Hohse, yest Whether the immense #a ¢ of the work is the advert Proprietor of the above Rook was written for him, and the pu’ it unique aad taking advert beautiful writer w the EF. to be hoped that ther htened re ions, who decide pleasnntry: or, that Mr Cooper would ‘have, no other for writing two large volumes, wo every language and every tongus, money off 1t. Price 37: upon the most reasonable terms, mn that Jef It rre N this age of Quackery and Humbu; biti oye ee a appriges the citizens and strange tir old stand, and that he has ns Other effiee har ainetly jrivate a "“hastvothe nual 88 Peulene t dangeron i OILED SILK. it colores Uiled Silks, j0 Forale by DMP WANTED. French would be preferred _ Avphiention co be made at this office iv COOPER'S NEW NQVEL*% rom not for him as a Booksrller, and 4 wriver of the to or Mr. Coop-r as the most However, not a person fb be found. in thes- vho is ether fool opbleckherd evough to believe that the advertisement above alluded to wes nota or 4 of being translated ito : should make ts a volume. Count y agents supplied ‘Address }—WM, M. CHRISTY, No.4 tor House, STRANGERS BEWARE. most important to ‘vans has removed his old Galen's Head Dispensary to No, 263 Pear! street, corn of Beckman street, where be continnes his most extraordin: ures of ail delicate diseases, no matter how complicated iC Med ciues and directions sent to any part, by yarcicularly stating tie cone, aud enclouta Mars j 8 lt*rre OR SALE.—30,000 Seetch Fire Brick firat’ to nait purchasers, by JOSPH MeMURRAY, Je83trve 100 Pine street, A GIRL who can dress hair, and work well at her needle, AUCTION SALES. THOMAS BELL, Anctronser re No. 1) Spruce street, Regolar sales of Diy Goods, Olvthiag, end Varietios, every Tusadey aed ila he jen of Furniture, every Wedoradiy and Sutur a nod wiles of every descr pti "roperl by atter ded to, by Taos whe ° Auctioneer fl Aucuoucer . 3. SMITH, BY HE WILLAKD, Store 404 Rroadway, cor, Duane st M give his versonal artention 10 oat door eales of te, Drv Goods, Groceries, &e., far persons ng oF business ensen aa 800 as the goods shall have beow ‘ ielivered eral ¢ asl Ad every denerip pees made, if required, op merchandize of ened tof wale mat tm® By HB, WILLARD, i (-past 10 o}cloek. KPETS, be ‘irs, nd lyre work tal beau ifel wricle with eaet table or fd beerkfast tables; marhle top pi and divoug, tufted nd plating marhle top deesing buveaue acd Js. hac and umbretle stands, fire cree s, ele ohes, booke ves, mah: ony avd enrled mantle French deb ard. Volisire ehai #, morocco eover dy high mye bed plats per gla dL s-raphine, and severa’ euetian rarcet, and ether Notd Surnstars h othe rar ined the day p to the le t NB —Parchasers res’ out ofthe city my expret every Hiny Cor marking wees sre venreseardcare, je beer L¥ e118 t+ D OCIGINAL OL PAIN’ NGS JAPAN PORCELAIN AND FURNITURY, AT AVOTIO —LEVY & SPOONER willsell «t No. 69 Duane street on Wed evtiy and ‘Thors ay 1! ofetoel the !2th.an $17 bh fave. an entire invou eofel ef Cogingl Oot Porotings: Originnl Jypan ba: ego, antique ng of Lage aud sn 1} ant Vases: wel Read and in cirommferes e res: Coffer Set, ke par Wooter bles. richly, avd vari haira i: Laid earinnsl ke colle fem Am se Prefer Kleynenh rg of Lavoe, in will be ready forexemication, wish eataloane, on Weirealay, Sch at the ahowe vl es where hho mney be dessrous of au u Tiching their co leer ro patoo sate in vee ne and 0 1% 27m MOSS O3K BOUQ' and the exmolete with U pst rae kil and Holland, consisting of. Mos 1 a 'y wing wen and * Korg t-me- h 12) centee ch. arrange! with the aceustoned tiste +f the head gardener of the establishment, and reesived fresh every jock—he flo vers cut’ hy sunrise, with the dew Nosegay for 2} cents will contain some eight oF ellow Harniseonii, and other fine Ross hads arranged ¢ und and interspersed with Forget ime Not. i Erecta, WriteV irgin’s oayer, and Ph avant Hye E arehixhly scented, ord id a tas eful souvenir accompaniuent whea s young gentlemen makes a morning or evening cull JM. THORBURN &CO. tthe Ke now co” come, (Sundave ex epted) and ¥ ‘est rate ompiburses run to the Gi. Gliatham street, every horn but ® A, emnre Fare 12% rents j6.3'*m between 25¢h 100 fei» A Thos» who wish to vi inte fall bloom. are doubtless he grat fied den (votes from No and 12M. and taro a Carpe Of lyad in that viet ty Jarge rgu us ae Tm aes SOL the owner, NR APOLITAN LACE HAT MANU 3 No, 96 Divtrion ateot—R. GRAHM. respec! 3 Tocrreghe hat he rged ip weaving the 25 by 40 very favor ble te-ms, and , rot ugto ouild Evqure cage ‘Une Lees, sha aeturing the ® ble and ele. went Bor has now on hand rtment oF vas rious patt Jace mae up in proWed shapes ‘Theyare tite feat Neapolitia Li warrauied co clers cy Il as Paxeans Ladies well ole vineed that Cee are uot or equal, bat, Su tie imybr et bonuets, and will br sold ay fd er abeonblic AWSO—A beutiful arricle of agate atyle of gon for mouraivg and -econd moun W hotesale dealers can be sugpted sith ats and braid at enabnanle prices Mrsgosraham stil) eostigurs to bleh and aber Turean and ail and be ene rio m f AMUSEMENTS. PALMO'’S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. QF" Admission Our Doitor, co ali parts of the house £2) Doors open at half-nact 7—Periormance to commence at & MOND, NNG, June 10th. LAST MON OF THE | PALIAN OPERA. BENE KIT OF S!GNOR DE BEGNIS Ou which ocewion will be pect rmd the Opeca Buffs of LL BAKBLERE DE SIVIELIA igs Compressed into Oue A of ‘f 1 of beautiul pieces ' favo Uist iste DA MOR SIGSOWNA BORGHESE, Will appear in both Opens. Danae the « Op rave T pe will aypew Berween these two eviebrated Opera at will aopear io « Favorite Seeas n Mr. KORPONAY, the cele rtd, Hungarian Paneer, will appear ou this oeeasion. to av Oi sas) New Dance. fe MLU DERJAE DING will anjeor te Two Dances, one el which was never acer before in thie.city Siguors OF BEGNIS & -ANQUIMICO will alo la -ootume, a New Grand 3 od Dario, braved Opera Buifs |! Mot Bre evo, No Opera on Friday N. 6.—The Box Offic week, (rot 10 o'clock A Price $10 scribers not % $6 for the season—1 ‘Stage Manag or OF" The public are especttully infu deer new!y arranged cud firted up tna ham tw full opertiwn, viahe aud dey. PAR Boxes ++ +50 be Mr Booth ia his esiebrav ™ ovea every day daring the iT A’o'elock P.Mf., when sents son = =Kegniar sencon sau we Representations. uriog seats the price of uckets is placed at naterable. tee ose Mr, Wells. chat the Baths have cs THIS EVENING Ti—Richard, ‘To esnciade with Ti wi be periormed, RICHARD Mr booth, the SPIRIT OF THE FOUNTAIN. OPEN FOK THe The eatertaumments will 8Y THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ————— Washington. (Correspoudeace of the Herald.) Wasuinoron, June 6, 1844. Gen. Henderson, the Texian Minister, will leave Washington in a few days for Texas. His mis sion will terminate upon the final actioa of the Senate upon the weaty—which will probably be this week, or early neat. The General 19 pons the most favorable returns to his government whic the nature of the case and all the circumetancee will adit; buc ic tauet be adanitted, that it is with asirong feeling of discourmgement, growing out of the fact that President Houstou is resulved to eflect some definitive settlement of the question of an- nexation before he retires finaily irom office in December next. 'fnotannexanon to the Waited States,the alternative will be—as he saya—alliances ofiensive andjdefensive, with England “Wasnincton, 6th June, 1844. In Executive Session to-day, Mr. Rives finished his speech upon the Treaty, and to-morrow he will be followed by Mr. Crittenden, who will be suc- ceeded by Mr. Berrien on Saturday. The pros- pect now is, that che discussion will be carried in- to next week. ik Thave it on puchony that Mr. Tyler is desirous ef running a Union ucket, by the general consent o} the Democrauc party. Ue wishes the leadis editors of the party to consent to this course whid! would very likely throw the election into Tlouse. He says Polk cannot be elected without his aid. There isa rumor that Gen. Duff Green is to ea- percede John Jones, in editing the Madisonien. ‘er the vole direction of MUTC & ©, » O L THIS EVENING ‘tune arb. 1814-“w ll be produced VIVAN DIE Or the Daugnter of the Regiment: Mr. Roberta. d Assistants, mF Hong will be Tresurer .o the Com- +Mr Barus, | Propert Th atta at fe arrang a she, dsigre. au under the direction wf Mr. COSY S, ice officers will b in constant atteudanee, be then to waiutiin order and de d the uimest » aad all im exe Proper iereone will bes rietly excluded (C7* Omuivuses will sua co avd fom the Garden during the eveiving. 8 TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.20 NO POSTPONEMENT at this Establishment on account of weather, as the Grand Entrance from Broatway to the Sa oon ig motected, aud the New Sa cou, which is Ventilated from the top and sides, can be enclosed at a moment's noes, CHATHAM THEATRE. Pics == 123g Cens id positively the last mght of his Poyavement, HIS EVENING Tune #th, commence with the IONATHAN DUOUBIKINS Vo be fullowed by KOKEST ROSE After which the HY OCRI LE. : After whieh, the Polka Vance, by Mr. Brooks & Miss Gannon. To conclude with the YANKEE PEDLAR AL! Acting Manager,» Mra ‘Timm | Stage Manager: -Mr. Walcot. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Pyeuiugs, Jrne7 and 8, ‘The performance to comments with apiece of extrraksace calle” And Het Severn Gi nd Ber Seve vee eeeMes Timmin i +-Mr_Waleot First time here 6” the Laughable Interlude of YOUR HUMBLE St KVANT To conclude w ts the Burlett, culled the PIU-NIU PARTY, Rail Care avd Omorbusses to aud from City Hall, pas the Garten ‘ull midnight. fF ickets, 24 cent PEALE Boxes +++ 25 Cent Belefit of Yankee Hil, i=} Timm- j6ec EW YORK MUSHUM. MANAGE, SHING !! ENOOUS AL. EXTRAOR WONDERF FAT GIRL, DWAt A GIAN ND > Straw Hats in her well koown auperior atsle of bleaching by which the calor «fold hats are ax new, sforitheut Jmving tor straw ore. ving any suiphurons amit day tit ‘eached and Prosge for Milliners for $3 pee dozen. rin stone $1 50 pendezen. re ot motive Serre Roos WITH PANT RIE —Wi of the city, pear a stage route, »ithin thirty or forty the Washington Marade Ground. — Also, three o: men can be accomm dated with Board aud Bid Ho woe ate. Appl treet ROTON HALL, REE TO THE FRIENDS HE KORM—The Subscriber the nee sminoday if pen the an ctinle society or eli et i etter the coneivion of an? repend solely upou the voluatary contribu tons 0 spect ve oudieaves fur remaneratin. Nevhivg need by Clock Ruom, over the Hall, No 734 dowery jear—th se who ATTACHED TO LET ith or without Board, ina healthy aud « elightful part is eras OF PROGRESS AND room for rerommend this Hall to the community; Ite loeation and fixtuies vreexcellent, inclading a Piano Kerte. Apply ih the rots ot iF gentle iwere ei “anid eat pew who use intoxi ating 35 lwre PORK —I00 half bbiw faldily meas Por sale by , EK. COLLL 8 & CO, j7 3 ere _ 96 Sow b at t. LOUR =1'0 bols supe five, Iacding ex ship Europe, from |B 'New Orleaus, ‘Pursale by Wee de: % K. COLLINS & CO. Ge? St rre 46 south street. Shoulcers, Me — 50 bhds Pickled Hains 8) ty do 00 barrels. do 20 hhds. Dry S.tued do 100 th Dry Salad 100 barr-Is Pickle | 3 All well cared nad haudsvinely «1. poriehusera by BE. K. 4:7 Strve HA™». For sale. .] bp thar ¢ o'clock P ) N B.—The Sahseri 5 o'clock, ion Books f rsto k ia the Ass Hives 290 bry Southers Hides, Fer sale by BK. COLLIS & CO. Je7 3t ree 58 South street. ll IL ACHILS —J0 bbls dried, aa ariicle. in fe oder, 4 a horsate by kK, COLLIN eT 3 He 46 south street Apsociacion, ar by rot fied that the anni eting of the Assve'ation will take at National Hall, } Comat str et, on Monday. lvh Ja eM he @ 0c ext el-etion, | fot the en some ylace, open uacit 9 By oer, MANDERSON Secretory in lots 0. te ciation BINDERS, Sco. | A SMALL LOE of Lordon mad from 8 to Hi ches d ameter, okt der; Mediotn Dery aud Fooiscap—fur sale ¢ 36 Visiden Laue, ia the Bunxet Store, WM, ADA 36.3t"m JUST arvod fromm of first young Mocking By ds full growa and con raised by hand. very geutir, acd mate bird Any wanting to purchise nny plesy between Rivingion and Srcton. will be so: |aren ot any rime daring this week Spanish Poodle i also ag exqnici oy wll close on Fridoy evening, 7th June, aati alter che election jet tos TT S&M ; TO DRUM MAKEWS, STATIONERS, BOOK- Calt Skin Droin Hens, ‘Also. 8 few “eau shee | Parchment, large size, acd a few coun Vellum (cove to call at 413g Clinton # cheap, ean he heap, at Ms. atohed tely fine awtre NO. 144 FULTON STR Tk APOVE CuNTRAL, and coms cupied by the ate Johan 4 wee ant reopeued by DANIEL 8 Wh. Present eatadlichinent in A the faraicare af cunveot nees for conducting « bu a from $80 to $100 a duy—"he Dreseut prov Of coufiaing bes time co his Anu atest ho ean walk in ata momeut’s notic personally to Jeb wre EET, rT o compection with fie now for aala, with oll FIREWORKS, CRACKE cue FOURTH OF JULY, 1844, their advamtage to cali aud exymine on e of the best quility,at Ro AY! Chatham street. A large quanuty of RS, &c. Chat) ce twa Remember, the sign of the Two Mammoth ockets. Mind, we howe removed from 85 to 88 Chathnin. je3 and city dealers in Fireworks, will find ic to runett LIF FHS old eatabhishanen", Fo Fire Crackers inst Im*ee te right of mal t Selhumander Book Sni yivenia, Maryland Ohio, Mi nea, competent jasired. Also, « of thenbs sud dollars expitad, ean ava + businers for years, “A bond reqnised, that the ere ot) entage on the salen of S which whi be ibe consi a) a vuly pay the p to menniactare accor “| ‘of more particnlay io'ormedon, address B.G. Wilder, Park Post Ufies, New York. ehigan ove phe v) thew cor anton Ment Pressing Mach ne for sate, 16 301° je LEAF HATS. D. iM Ts. CHILDREN'S L ORN AND PALM LEAF HATS—*ill and Liste ‘Tread Gloves, A complete as- soriment just received and f Ne by " ies? Baddle Horse lor white, jong mane and til, about ' handa igh, perfertly Kind and sowed; aud good ina nes. Apply to Dr, Wiliams, Veterina'y Surreon, sre. Bienes FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL, ‘The Royal Mail Steam Ship CALEDO: NIA, E. G. Lott, Command will leave oaton for the above ports, on. Sunday, Y6th inst, and the ACADIA, A. Ryrie, ‘om nander, July Ist, next. 4 ot eee $120 Passage for Laverpoo! Passage for Halifax - 26. Apply Jr, Agent, je8t0°6 rre Nh. 3 Wall stren: Oy Pine © steamboat AF LERNOON &XCUR, Dwi ead Lower Ray, THOMAS SALMOND, Ww. haliz will make thes* pleasa:t excursions ry Satnrday altercocn during the season, «ving fimilies, dren and others. at "opportunity to revale them: selves aud view the fortificauoos, to. which the attention of teachers, parents and quardians are i he boa’ will leave the foot cf Amos at, Catharine ferry, Brooklyn, 14: NR. Aetaroiog will land passeng-r, at the same places Chamberma de wi natteadance Refies-ments on board, whole exearsion only Une Shilling. ¢ HENKY E RIELL. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO THRUG'S NECK AND NeW RUCHELLE —T Scermboat THOMAS SALMOND, Capt WT. Schul'z. will make the delightful excursion 10 Throx’s Neck aod New Rochelle the reason A.M ; Canal 3 Prec Nod rv, Brvoklyn, 98%; Pike st. 10, turning, Will leave New Rochale nt ame places. Kelreshmen's va board. HENKY FE RleLL. Fare eoch Je! 2tis re: ANT FXCURBION TO Har. ‘he low pre sure s’'esm> at FLUSH. yt BOF Bette, hav ng been put tn comme order wi'l leave on SUNDAY, Junedth, for Hurl: my PLE LEM, Ne fem tie followin places -—Fiom Ca hirive u Pr U2, fort of Maiw street Brooklyn, half-past Inuton atreet quacter ty 8 o’cluck, P.M. Reiurnivg, will t As tem ato o'clock, P.M. Fore ean way, 125 ce tw j 8 lt ree New iUhh, ALOANY AND TROY STRAMBOAT LIN: aoe FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morning Line trom the foot of Barclay street, landing at inte: mediate places, ie sirancr BMPURE, Copiais 8, R. Ror, Morday Morning, at 7 ovels The” steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, ‘Tnesday morning at 7 u eloek Eveuing “ne fram the fat of Courtiandt street, direct. The steamer ALBANY, Captain KR. B. Macy, this evening, at ok Che seamen SWALLOW, Captain A. MeLenn, Monday eveniag at 7 oclork, The Bunts of this Line, owing to their light draugne of wns ter, arenble nt all tines to pass the bars, and reach Albany and Proy in ample time to trke the morning train of eure for the east or west r roc frotent soply ov howd, of 1 the offices om the re OPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOAT FOR ALBANY. DAILY, Suudays exceprd—Throagh Ni reet, 7 P Mz, from the Steunbont Pier be- tween berty streets. The -ateatb mt KNICK i . Captain A. P. Bt jond:y, Wednes ay and Friday evenings, at 7. = The Steammoat ROCH#STE, Captain A Houghton, on harsday and Satarday Evenings, ac 7. PM ben Intermediate Places: mt COLUMBIA, Caytan Wm tH Peek, diay. Friday and Sundae. ar 5 ?, 8 Steamboat NORTH AMER CA, Captain R. G@. iden, tuesday. Tharsday and Saturday, at 5 P.M Pasaeouers taking this ine of boats will arrive in Albany ip ample nme to take the Morning Tran of Care for theaast or 's ("The above Boats are new avd substantial. are furnished with vew and ctegunt State Kaojns, aud for speed aad accom dat valied on the Siu or freight, apply on board, orto P. © the whe ALBANY DAY LINe at 7 o'clock Wor Albany and Intermediate Laudingy—The yossterm! oat SOUTH AM® ERI A, he foot of Robinson lay morosmgs, at 7 jire Sehol ten a C—WEh despatch, HEY, Captiia A 8 wave ¥ i. hor pawnge, whiel will be tiken on moderate terms, acply on boord, foot of Pine st, or to i pal ne TAS MeMURRAY, 100 Pine srreer, cnr er of Sox'h, jo It rre a a pmeket ship Sv Fy as above, her revulariday For frenght or passage, having handsome furnished aecommo- dations, apply on board, at Ori pin Word, will posit vely wa Wharf, foot of Wall street orw K. COLLINS & CO 56 South street. Positi no vorda rece ved after 15th inst. Awents in New OF W Messrs. # will promptly forward all goods to th FOR NANTES barqne HU MA —Pasyag~ only.—Ths superior Saptain Willard, to be despatched insta. mety furnished, apply to the NR oF to BOYD & HINCKEN, No 9 Tontine Building, Wall street TOR LIVERPOOL{The New Line R ay Packer flat June.--The snpenior New York built ket ship ROCHESTER, Cayt Jaha Britton, 80 i as nhove, her rewalay day. ‘otton, OF Passage, having very supe- ore ne re carrnaeee by any ship in port, epply oard, weat side Borling slin, oro bys WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 67 Sonth st. tea Bursley, 1050 tom Denil on her rewnin jet oo YORK HOTEL, 7 & 9 WASHINGTON 8ST. Joftats rre Price of pasenge $100, - The packet snip Hettingner, C will aucened the Rocheste BAKO aod te duing. pet work sss «++ $1 ‘Transient Bon ders, 16 es Hf - 3 aes <0 8 eoveniertto the Phila # Perevre wishing te jo we} by ealling an arrang meats with th’ proprietor F KNOWLES, TO THE LADIES ‘LLE F GODEFROY 49 Broadway, corer Leorar i rior ner dep: rte mont of Fall and Winter Goo balance of her atoek, conan Silks, F mbroideries, Bhawis, Aiticles of all Minds. Fourteen ‘ears Old, AD BEING THREE Inga A GIANTERS. NEARLY FEET HIGH; i be CUNSFLAGRATION HILADELPHIA ! ‘Taken upon the spot, by ‘These pictures cover some hundreds of Am eminent artist. aquare feet of canvass, embracing the whole of the Suae. GE SUCCESS OF THE WOND*REUL OKPHAN FAMILY, Or, Peeny-bey Vocalists! i gonsisting of a Father, Mother, ana deven Small Children ! ‘Pheao are the Red Or han Metodists, as they aig OFTEN, The followin go QE EEN, and dei OF ThiN, ‘he following performers are engaged— MR. WINCHELL. te Coane Delineator! Miss MARY BARTON, Master BARTO! A. BARTON, the much adaired yoeali Mr. COS OV en, the Provean Pert Grand Cormorama Self-Playing Melodeou, Gallery, and 5000 ( uriosities. ‘Alveruoou Pecfurimuces Wednesday aod Saturday’s at 3o%loew, for the couvenieuce of the day vi charge to the performances. ‘To commence ia the o’cluek. m6 ~~ AMERICAN MUSEUM. eo 1 GAKDEN snp PERRET FaAGK st SERNC SH ater Howe Comer of Brandy, ASF Apa street Saturday, June 8, 1844, FAREWELL BENEFL OF THs, ORPHEAN VoUALIsT 5 ee GRAND FEAKOKMANCES, afternoon, i hail-yast 3 o'clock, and in the evening. The GIANT AND GIANTE Sst! Mr. and Mist Randall, Who, together ot less that Fourteen Feet, makiug esti them’ the ‘Valles Pair ever kaown, are to be seen ery ay from 10 o’clock A.M. till J, from 2 tall hali-past 5, and from 7 ull. 10, GREAT WESTERN will appear Lecture om Animal Magnetism ! aud Locomotive. - MKS. K. G. NELLIS, the man born wicheut arms, will also anpesr in some of the moat satoniahing feats with wis tues, which be eeu vo be be ieved. * te Cento, the Nausense. This is the LAS Dv of the GIPSEY QUEEN, the foriuue te ler. She may te cousuied vom 9 o'clock, A.M, Comie Yankee in M 8 ummatation of « (7 Adraissio years, half-price Gipae Queen to the whole % cent Nilares w tr crm, ott for Coasultarions he r PARK THEATRE MR. SIMPSON'S Bo WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 Us ofa COMMIT? Hs GENTLEMEN, who have kindly interestes themselves arringed this f f the Py previous tw his de- Hoch toatant, ‘ hat the Commmities ef Arrange: th: following DiS CINGUISt.- tor Kindest mauner volunteered their vaiuan MAD’SLLE ME: aid BORGHES! 5, BROUGHAM, M153 5_ CUSHMAN, MAD sLLy, BEBJARDINS, HERR Oly BULL IGNOK BANQUIRICO, HERK KOKPONAY, MR BOO CH, & 4. "WALLACK detars will ww of the Varied and yee ston, Pit wil he from the for th. Boxes aua Pit 82 eve! procared at the (ffice of the Sew vir ho, 4 AG t, where at preseat the B x Sheet wil remain aud pace. may be secured rr utr ‘The Committee, to whom is 1 the course of afew days publih a Full Attra th @ Rutertanm Un the above wight herntraces to genre Boxe, CROWDED! CROWDED All hai! the Nezromancer as the mn. his lie) tha: has ever visited this cits. THs >. VENING, MR. SUTTON will ope: 1 CROWDED! it woacertal “inan” (in A ue inet of Cabalistie Phenome- ba, inteodacing a Variety of Perfo marces— ‘MUSIC! MAGIC?! AND VENTRILOQUISM!!! ‘To couclude with FLOKA’S GIFTS, Doors oven et 7. Cortar rises at 8 pre THEATRE PRICES-NO Dress Boxes 50 cene. Upper Boxes Curldren 12 years, half price to Bos Uffice pen asusual. Privats Boxes to ive p> a his! Bo: be had nightly. NEW YORK LYCEUM. The Boars of Disectors ty e the ple we of annomeing that WILLIS, AQ Willdeliver a Leetue on ASHION. Atthe Tabernacle, TUESDAY EViiiNG, Jane Lh, at 8 v'elocu TO" Tickets 50 cents each, ty b= hed at the principal Book stores, at the Offi he New Mirror, 4 Anu street, oF at the he Kveoing of the L. crar * 36 Of MPIC THSATRE —Praverly ventilated, every cveniux, ex epeisturday for the dt play of thee “0 « traordinary fests in * Natural viet lusic nad Veatriio- Qquiem,” e Neceomancer of the Ninetrenth cer tary. —uew scenes ot Veutnio quism, On MONDAY EVENT jowlarn in haw Doors 6 Bat Boreeiely. Lower Boxes 5 Ooe Shilling, Box offi ecpea as asu id. fy be hd nwhely KAJ RERBOCK ER AMPHI THe ‘Thisevening, Datarday, Jur 8th TRE 97 Bow ry.— ‘he lovers of Mu Sack Kope, Vaaltiog trolie and festivicy, Dane ny Hereulena Feats, © aod are feferved to the bt ot the dvy—it being too long for au. i vertinemant—indepeudent of che distiibucion of Cazes of ¢ hall aud quarter Kavles, et the rets of $5 10 every 60 person: Boxes, and $2 90 for every 60 ia ih athafpaat 7. Boxes 25 ceo! je Lt rte MR. DEMPSTER’S BALLAD SOIKEES N. ¥. SOCIETY LIBRARY. BROADWAY ANU LEONARD STREET. R_DEMEST r Bt has thethonor to annon: cm hi of giving bree Bilin: Sotreen at the 4 the evenings of Tassday Friday, end 0 {7th June, whea he will sing hover aud hia mone popular ones and are tor 2: Letus Love rare Tre Loved Une wis net |! Cue Irish Emmigeart=The Blind Boy—The Lonely Au d Wife =Jeania Morsinon—l'm with yous ner senm—=I he Death of Warren, he , acd a variety of Scotian Balleds, tartien’are 0) h toay ‘te acon at une Music Stores, aud ar tne Buciety Y ckets Fifty Cent t he bad at the door nee at eight o’eioel. Doors open » A rivunve o oe i cure, REWORKS!! ot fexh bit'onn p he astle Gaiden ey ity, Ww ye Ce ee Jersey City iy xy at the scabonssory, £° wortmully attended vo. ud "a aie r TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. FIRST BESBION, Senate. Wasninoron, June 6, 184 ANNEXATION, Mr. Waite presented a retmonstrance from cere tain Western Friends, against ratitying the Treaty. Ao accompanying letter was read stating that those who agreed with them in this protest were believed to be about 25,000 It was trom Indiana. Mr. Berrien objected to the reception of the re- moustrance, on the ground that the annexation of Texas would tend to the “continuance” of slavery. And he said he could see no difference between that and the abolition of slavery. i Mr. Wurré—(with some feeling)—said he should raise, and agitate the question of reception every morning unil the close of the session. He thought the petition should be received, and should persist in agitating the subject. (Mr. White isa Whi Mr. Crrrrenpen hoped nis friend Berrien woul witidraw his objections. The Treaty and accom- panying documents had opened the whole question. These memorialists also expressly disclaimed any connection with abolitionists. oie Gov. Morsn«ap also differed in opinion from Mr. Berrien. He said the memorial only expressed opinion against slavery as it exists in Texas, and therefore did not come within the rul The memorial says that annexation will tend to “uphold,” continue, and extend slavery. (Nore.—This is a very nice and delicate ques- tion] He hoped Mr. Berrian would withdraw his objection to the reception of this petition, and that this body would not now for the first time be a tated by this exciting question. shou Tt anaes Mr. Berrien said the simple proposition in this memorial is, that Texas must not be annexed #f it wilt ‘uphold”—i it will * continue’’—and yf it will © extend”? the institution of slavery. The re- marks of Senators only apply to the latter case of “extending” slavery he memorial clear denounces the institution of slavery, as one whic! # * nation that loveth righ eousnese, and escheweth sin,” should not tolerate. He concluded by moving again that the question of reception lay on the table, and the yeas and nays were demanded. (This cut off all debate.] Mr. Wurte gave notice that he should offer a re- solution, on which he would be heard. (Mr. Ber- rian refused 'o withdraw his motion for Mr. White to be heard. ] The yeas and nays were taken. Yras—Archer, Achison, Atherton, Berrien, Buchanan, Fairfield, Fulton, Haywood, Hender. fon, Huger, Johnson, Rives, Semple, Sevier, Walker, Woodbridge, Woodbury —19. Nava-—Barrow, Bates, Choate, Clayton, Crittenden, Dayton, Evans, Foster, Francie, Hannegan Huntingt Mangum, Miller. Moreheas, Niles, Pearce, Phelps, Porter, Simmons, Sturgeon, Tallmadge, Upham, White, " bridge— 24. So the question of reception was not laid on the table. . The question then was taken on the reception of the petition, and on this the yeas and nays were demanded by Mr. White. They were called. Yeas—Barrow, Bates, Buchanan, Choate, Clayton,Crit- tenden, Dayton, Evaus, Fairfield, Foster, Francis, Henne gan, Huntington, Mangum, Miller, Morehead, Niles, Phelps, Porter, Semple, simmons, Sturgeon, Tallmedge, Upham, White, Woodbridge, Wright—a7. Navs--Atchison, Atherton, Benton, Berrien, Fulton, Haywood, Henderson, Huger, Johnson, Rives, Sevier, Walker—12, So the petition was received. i Tt was laid on the table without objection on ree quest of Mr. White. [Thus was exunguished this hre-brand, and Mr. White triumphed over Mr. Berrien.} } Dr. Sture@ron presented another memorial from Native Americans, in Philadelphia, similar to thoes already presented by Mr. Buchanan, relative to Naturalization laws. ‘ After some further formal business, the Senate went into Executive Session. P.S. 2P. M —The President has sent into Ex- ecutive seasion the nume of the Hon. Tilghman A. Howard, (M. C, from Indiana in 1840) os Chargé to Texas, in place of Gen. Murphy, rejected. Rives is speaking. 8. jayard, Benton, of Representatives. Wasutnoron, June 6 This day having been set apart for the considera- tion of the report of the comnmnitiee on election as to the contested seat between Mesers. Botts a Jones, the Speaker left the chair immediately after the reading of the journal. A motion was made that the two gentlemen interested have a hearing of two hours. This was lost. The House then proceeded to the considera- thon of the main question, and : Mr. Borts rose todetend his claim. He entered upen the examination of the case, and with great ability argued upon the testimony presented. The committee, he suid, had taken five months to cide one part of his case, and while he was absent for four days and « half, they decided the whole of the other hall, and presented it tothe House in the form of a report adverse to his claim. He seid in conclusion that there had never been but one occa- sion and but for one purpose that he had desired to be amember of the present House, and that was to bring forward articles of impeachment. against John Tyler, for bis infractions of the constitution Mr. Jones argued from the reports that he was duly elected a member of the House, and with much ability he sustained his claim. The debate was continued by Messrs. Elmer, Hamlin, and Newton, and then, ny a vote of Ii the House rose unanimously, deciding in favor of Mr. Jones, the Speaker. The civil and dip omatic bill was then called up as the unfinished business of yesterday The ameadment appropriating $5000 (the usual sutn) for the Congressional Library, was rejected bya vote of 81 to 73 The bill was then laid onthe table, and the House adjourned. How New Yor Finemen.—The Protector Company No. 22, of New York, availed themselves of an opportnnity yesterday to visit Washington city leit in the morning cars, at 9 o'olock, and after passing w hours in the metropolis of the Union, returned by the same conveyance at six in the evening ‘The visitors will leave thik city, on their return home, inthe 9 o'clock cars this morning. We emracy this op- portunity to express cur warm approbation of their de portment, while in this city. 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