The New York Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1844, Page 3

confidently re pectenel te ces in an invaluable reme (unless de; Schr Sezot, Baker, 90 days from New Ortesns, with mdes, to vse Mary Aaa, Mathews, 2 days from Virginia, HP Schr Repeater, eagcis, © deve from Wilmington, NC, with Teer. 30 hours from Saow Hill, with Werng, Lord, from Ellsworth, Me, with Sehr & mb'am, Jones, from Cherry ficid, with lumber AUCTION SALES, OM AS BELL. Auctioneer. tore No. 11 Spruce street. of Dry Goods, Clothing, tn] Varieties, F ida» ae ep corn, to H P Have ge seal F bottles $Leach ; cases of half adoren $6; care. ed and sent to all Nusoan street. los of Faruitnre, every Wedoesday and Sctur rook, #9208233 Onatdoor ousivess. sod sal vd prompdy attended to, b: edicine oud Pharmacy. 9 ‘ARDSON, M. D,, Agent 3 z S Below, ‘arch Ann, from Liverpool, with mdse to Mait rs e ny les of every jeter pty. sroperly Axctionrer. £33 f-“PRESERVE YOUR TEETH FROM DECAY” it i Dr. Sherman's Orris ‘ost delicious and buau- ~~ You can ensily do Tooth Paste, which is ove of the tifui dentrifices now in use. It is free from every delete- rious msterial—it does not injure the enamel—it the breath, and is one of the most economical be found. Dr. A. C. Castle, that celebrated dentist, pre- fora it to any other article he has ever used, and recom. mends it to hia patients. Its reputation inet que Betty, fiom Newport, Wales, with roa, to & Co. _ Store 304 Uroadway, cor, Duane st. W. will give bis persoval attention 10 out door axles of 4 Paruiture, Dry Goods K housekeepiag or busin ‘8 settied in all cases as soon Shin Duchease D’Orleans, icha-dson, Havre: barqne Za- rea, Cunnirgham, Wiscaasett: brig Vaslura, Doane, “Satan siltra, Doane, Savanuah. Herald Marine Correspondence. Rroove Isi.anven Orrice. Liberal Cash Advances made, if required, on merchacdize of every description couianed for aslo ena a MIEH, Ancuoneer. WILLARD, . Groceries, &e., for persons ‘as the goods shall have beeu becomes knowu. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau N Seaford, Hushse, Norfols’ for Fall iv ; at. Agente—227 Hudson street, 168 Bowery, 10 Astor ic altimore, for Providence and do; Juao, House, 77 East Broads NYork. ings, Philadelphia; and 6 tate street, Boston. TT x CONCENTRATED @XTRACT OF SAR- GENTIAN AND by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, es- tablished for the suppression of quacke: and highly concentrated extract, poss ities and curative lently recommended the superior to any extract of Sarsaparilla the public, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for jiseases arising {rom an impure sta It-rheum, ringworm, hes in in the bones or joints, uodes, cutancous icerated sore throat, or an; from the secondary effects of syp! ‘use 01 mercury. '—A Cottage, on Th avenue, between 25th iy; 3 rae Build Cardenas for Provi- 100 do 100 Stonington RR Brey do 8 5 Manuf’s Bk Pe howpsoa, Philad Iph nd im that vieimty, on very favor»ble ter Brown, Brown, f m Albany; Wm Thomp- THE SAPARILLA, New Stock Exchange. 25 shes aor & Wor 9 man, do fr Biltimore: Florida, Reed, NEAPOLITAN LACK HAT M Smith, No flk, fer Pro No 93 D <K. GR Miscellancous, Siba's, from Marseilles . wee wrecked on the ry. This refined suing all the puri. wers of the above herbs, Teer, ana macufve: gxnt Bonnet and southern coast of partly save! apd ca’ *Loor FRanaror’ York, eorung aleak and pa whera she wes condemned and so! Whalemen. —Cid. Erie Holley. Inds antic and udian O apt Smith, of ship Sharon, y of Islands, Jan 21, with 900 be va June 6—Cid Awashovks, Eldridge, South he Mattaroisertt, June 6—~Sld, Wiliis, Higgins, Atlantic Ocean. vinerd that C ey a the im:or et bonne: f de such as scrofula beth ‘and will 0 1000 U 86's 860 225 shas Vicksburg Bk oO do, 45 N Am Trust y disease aria! lo 5@ L Island RR 2% do hilis or an injudicious 75 cents cach. 50 New Beprorp, ye J ‘anes of half-a-dozen one Canes forwarded te all WILhOUt injaring tor scraw or le. Biewhed and Prove ) per dozen, Muehine for sale. nen rts of the Union. iscount to wholesale purchasers rounds over 100 fee y 50 Li eB 3uay*rre ANUPACTORY, HM. respect/uity in- din weaving the \ equal, bat periot (0 maw be sola at prices uever yet offer ALSO—A bevut'ful article of same atyle of goods, suited and econd mosraicg tats and braid at reasonanle pric Mrs. Graiam sil cont W hoiesale dealers can be to bleich aud al'er Ti fb rant Kita s 56 3p 9% Nassau street RICHARDSON, M.D., Agent. {j-POUDRE SUBTILE FOR ERADICATING SU- perfluous hair from any part of the human body, 67 Welk. ‘Tested Sefore buying. Office of the ollege, LiG@HORN AND ? State of Trade. Asuxs—Pots continue in very limited request, and are still quoted at $425. Pearls the same as neual. Beeswax —The demand for this article has nearly ceas- Sea, hence for Liverpoo! 3.179 miles ‘astaut—by p 8 dave fr am New Orleans 22, 30—by Towa at t jousester, 7 day: Hook bearing E by ‘ok tor Liverpool, 16th ‘ort. 40 qaintals fish, 4th er st, first store trom ALM LEAF HATS. EGHORN AND PALM LEAR sie ‘I'read Gloves. A ccmplete as- d for sete by A. & W. MORRISON, 573 Broadway, opposite Niblo’s. ed for the season. We quote prime northern and southern Ly, wt 294 a 30c. his market is not i state, Genesee flour is held at $4 56) a 4 62 a4 63h; Michigan, $4 433.44 50 ; southern. We hear of several thousand barrels goin, Iinois wheat brings $1; corn, 47 a 47}; 67; oats, 30a31 cents. All these prices exhibit a WOR HALIFAX AND Li The Koval Mail § * Jon 67, 20—by ss me. @- STRANGERS, LOOK OUT, cheated with a counterfeit down town, of Dalle’ cal Pain xtractor. If “H. Dally” be not wi @ pen on the corner of every box, avoid it as poison. At t., first store from Broadway, is the plece for upe for Bath, 4th inst, lac 40 58, Foreign Ports a—Cld, Mia-are Ond'n, Leeda, 29th, are Stecliug F ting, NYutk; Chariat, Atwood, Not In port, Cavalier, Andrews, for Sa- & very active VELPEAU’S SPEUL norrhaa, Gleet, ILLS FOR THE CURE and all mocupurnient discharges VERPOOL, Lott, for the hove ports, on, Hand tnd ‘the ACADIA, "A! Ityris D. BRIGHAM, Jr., Avent, No. 5 Wall aireet Srarement or tHe Quantity or Fiour axp Waeat EXPORTED FROM CLEVELAND, DURING THE WEEK END- ING June 2, 1844, from the urethra. by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established forthe suppression of quackery, may effectual remedy PEOPLE'S LINE OF DAILY, Sasi v +, Stadays excepted—Throngh Di- reet, at-7 PM, from the Steamboat fy n Conta ESR Ines" ay ane riday evenin; at?. The Steunhoat RUCHKSTER, Cupcsin Asli and Saturday Eveni Nt —tand coLuM Wednesday, Friday and) Sunday. ar 5 @. M. Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, ‘Thursday and Saturda’ en is line of boats will umole time to wake the Morning Sram of Cars ald Lith, tKatcler, . ri Seanott, Liverpool— Sir R D Jackson, r the above complaints.— re guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three to fivedays, and possess a greater power over obstinate discharges and chronic glect, than any other preparation i ares aes without confine ing the brea! with the stomach. Price $1 per box. fraaeets athe College of Pharmacy and Me- RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent QG-PREJUDICE IS AN OPINION WITHOUT JUDG. ‘our prejudices condemn all advertised lls that flesh is heir to.” How many who ve been afflicted with pimples, blotches, scorbutive and eruptive facoshave had occasion to rejoice they purchas- ici Montaean. June 5—Cid pool; Pesrl, Douglass, London. Lake Ports. rato, June f—Arr Chesapeake, Chi fed States ports,. rece oot KNIT steamboot KN’ Sohn, Moutry, W: at present known, removi ment from business, tainti: 38,089 Corrox—The sales todsy amount to 1,000 bale: taken for export. Holders are disposed to recede on lower qualities. We annex quotations at which transac. tions are now made :— Livenroo. Cuass Sold at the Otfice (art folie doliette, Detroit Missouri, Chicsgo; United Sta Bulfolos Earmrr.d Lyon, Toledo; Mitth berger, St Ca- Home Ports, May 4A Sch ois, Hopkins. y ‘he Critteaden, Vuesday, mw icago, CLEVELAND. June 4—A ment.—Let not yi gare for “the jl Mayacurz (ab ut ed a cake of Dr. Feli: STEAMBOATS NY. Minera re iberty streets. KER, Captain A, P. St Houghton, on T intermediate Ph ing Mt uterited ate Placea:—= A, Captain Wm H. Peck, Ga. in Albany in for the east oF ve Boxtsare new asd substantial, are faraished leRant Stace Rsoms, wunvalted on the Hudson, xn or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Sehl tz a di nd for speed and accom- ddre Pepepee Sewss Gouraud’s Medicated Italian Soap ! sitively assure the reader that there and eruption of the human skin that this Medicated Soap wiil not cure. Its extensive sale and universal healthy properties have, as usual, ex avarice of the covetous, who attempt to pass off their spt Her iman, Boston: Manhattan, aud anne, Cunuing-am. do, Cid ¥ cho, Snow, New York; Audro- 1N Gort, Gray, Guadeloupe. terald, Waits, Philadel. biay 5th, Stovr, and Maize, Brown, We solemnly and is no disfigurement Har—We notice very v little enquiry, either for home consumption or shipment. Common qualities of bale sell | Poxrtaxo. May 3—Arc D-iiwore, Trott,do; Wim Hei ALBANY DAY LIN®© at 7o’clock, A, M For Albany and Intermediate Landi commodtious steam! oat SOU LH AMERICA, UH. Lrueadeli, will on ey ‘Phorsday and Saturday mornings, at 7 a The will leave the foot of Robin iste xey—Drudge casks still continue v ‘on barrels are iv little better demai ‘statr—The following sales were made by auc- rious for the genuine. Buy only at 67 Walker st., store from Broadway. 60 cents a cake, @- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The membere of e ot Medicine and Pharmacy, ix returning the public thanks for the liberal support they in their efterts to “su; leave to state that their particular ted to all diseases of a Satem, May 6—S1i © Herrick, Wilkins Boston, Juue7—Arr Bt George, | : Mob le; Monroe, Gilebriet, YI Burgess; James, 't Pintaterphias Ove ‘olts, Tuctie, Ki avd’ 1 beg. 6 For passage, hav.ng superior accomimy the New York Coll 1 lot of ground on 15th street, between 8th and 9th e. Merton a d Vine g:ton, ‘N Yor: ; Boston Arr Devonne: Passage from Lives have recaived ldo ts 16th atreet, adjoining, ser husseaer se above jention continucs TI ae eae privatenutare, and from | 1 do on 18th utrect, between oth and 1 the great improvements lately made in the principal hos- x pitals of Europe in the treatment of those can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad- vantages not to be met with in any institution m thy country, either public or private. aT igsuch as to insure success in every case, and is totally difterent from that vernie: tho constitution with mercury, anJ in most casen leaving y five days, at the | Foreign Markets. Perwamsuco, May 7—We advised you last en the 30th ult of the state of our market, are now retailing slowly at 18)); middlings and inferior have been of very difficult sale, from 16 to 13). Stock 10,000 bbls, in second hands, ‘he treatment ot the Superior brands of flour Npw Beprorp, May 6—Arr Meridian, try, York; Franklin, Wing, doy Wing. Matanzas. Despatch, Maban, Little Mary, Portland, forN practice of ruining ‘¢ Win Pena, NY ork, splendid, fast sarting pean Kerrie, will meet ve part A id Anp JOHN HERUMAN, : GL Souch street. atall times be secured vy th re West fates, and nt, Payable wt wa and Irland, Gee to soed for any am aghout Great FOR QUEBLC—With despateh.—The firet-clasy TLA HEY, Captain Arnold, will sail , which will be taken on mederate terms, apl7 on board, foot of Pine st. or to AS. McMURRAY, 100 Pine corver of Foath. worth 1/\900 perlb. Svap, (jL10 per lb ‘Sugers, in barrels, are gotting source; mii ling qualities are selling from command {L274 a |j130. rs insist upon 39}d. ; acharter has been £410 a £5, and now we e vessel in port. [=e Wig. Temained on fat much worse than the original. One of the mem- be College ,for many yeara connected with the tals of Furepe, attends daily for 0 constlte- ‘Terma—A\lvice and medicine, $5 A cure guaranteed. Iuronsant to Countay Invanin: the country and not findi sonally, can have forward ey: medicines faire to their case explicitly, to tion and treatment received el dR NEW ORLEANS RK LI et —To sail 1604 Ji , Captain Wood, will positivel: Revived no dam g wet Aun, G.direy, Vi 3 Leopard, Norton, toot Glass, Blydenburg, New orks Vietory, blem,'Potcer, da. Hickman, and Petrict, Smith Ajbany. New Have, Jane 6—, York did (haincettor, Trindad. J deric, (Brem) Hor, it convenient to atten to them a chest containing form a perfect cure by statin, er with all symptoms, time o! where, if any \turday morning, 8th inst, James B LOUISIANA AND N#.—Positively fi ¢, fast wai ‘une, ng packet slip ail ax above, her or freight or passage, having han‘lsome farnished xecommo- bhi apply on board, at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall atreet, or 50. E. K. COLLINS & CO. Positively no ronds rece ved after 15th inst. Ageuta tu New Urleaus—Mesara, will promptly forward ‘46 South street. faith aad Wood ruff, who goods to their address, jr8tol8 rre \ Margaret Maun, aged two year: iends of ‘he family, and those of Mr. James Hord, aitend his funeral, from his father’s resi- dence, 130 McDougal street, at 5 o’clock to-morrow aiter- nm aid, addressed to . RICHARDSON, M. D. ae and Consulting rooms of the College, etree =; America, Tomes. Be er, Attukapas. Std Spy, Soi Abraham Brown, Davis, Troy. _Gronartown, 8°, M: Charleston; wer) vmin, Heo Cutanteston, Juve 4—Cld Roger Stewart, (Br) B 0 ‘admus, Barrows, Bostou—sl ‘OR NANTES —Passag> barqre HUMA. Captun Willard, to be despatehed on er about the tth instant, nd enclosing $5, jaa) are invited to Arr F Barkelew, Taylor, from ' NYork captain, on board, at Pier N MONEY MARKET. only.—Th» superior handsomely furnished, apply to the Vo. 3, N. ft. oF to BOYD & HINCKEN, No. 9 Tontine Building, Wall street. ool. June 5—Ar » NYork, Cld. Jupiter, Carrer, do; Roxer Sherms act Stewart, (Bi re Passenge: Havae—Ship [owa—Gen John A Dix, lady, 4 children and wervart; Mr Samuel and Mi: M. : Saturday, June 8=6 P.M, The Stock Market has again broke down. The sales to-day « both boerds were very large, and prices have de- clined very much. At the old bozrd Long Island fell o{” Harlem 4; Norwich and Wor, cester 4}; Stonington 43; Illinois 3; Ohio 6's, 14; Kentue- . Bank 2; Erie RR. 6 sine Farmers? Trust 25; Vicksburg closed quite firm at yesterday's prices. At the newjboard 2st an flovar And servaci oe es tons borthen, will sil as above, ker revular day. Kor freight of 400 bales cotton i ror acco Modacions not surpassed by any ship in port, apply rd, west side Barty were, of Charles on, 3’ ry idren and Servant, 4 per cent; Canton Co. ; Mr Adolphe A J Chiries Halma, of mae Monite, May3!=Cli, Pers “vas, Lowa, V0 tamoras, Ashby, @ d 316 in the stoerge. Price of passage $109. venin—Barque Pe hy @s, 3; Indiana 2; U.S The packet sinp Hottingner, Capt ira Bursley, 1050 tons sale. Pennsyleaaia 3%, § aseverance—Lev Ab MeMahn, MeMehon, Miss O'Connor, Miss J O'Connor, POOL—The New Line Regula x “perior New York built ER, Capt Jahn Britton, 80 oF passage, having very supe- ; ‘OUDAULL & MINTURN, 87 South st. Koeh nt tewular Jef oe r, and sail on May 30 —O1d, Dalm, Oceanas, Crocker, Vigo aud a market; Pontiac, pools Princess (toyal, (Br) Morris, co; y Thoinas, doy Michigan, I. AMES LASCALA informs keueral that he has dissolved his partne,ship at 187 Broadway and has ficed apa commodious Sasoen, N ite, ‘or thei Long Island declined 4 per cent; Canton Company 2; Har- lem 1; Stonington 5; Norwich and Worcester 3; Vicks, burg $; Illinois 2; Farmers’ Trust 4; North American Trust 1}; United States’ Bank 1; Ohio 6's, 1}. Counterfeit fives of the Bank of Lansingburgh are in circulation. The one seen is Jetter A, dated March, 1943, P.M. Corbin, Cashier; G. W. Walbridge, President— signatures engraved. Counterfeit fives of the Traders’ Bank, Newport, R. I., are also in circulation. Vignette, three female figures surrounded by implements of agriculture and manufac- tures, Supposed to be filled up from a plate of some other Passengers Salled. Mansricixs—Ship Trescott—Rey Wis Bar beth K*Barre, Mrs Elizabeth WB. Brewer, Viasarchenett Mr G Di Bartol 3 Swacton, Daveaport, Getioa: Cxnede, ork; Louisiana, Cheat reception, opi #1; Pilot, Baker Vera Cru: Chaahooebie,. Whit nandez, Matamoras Rurtas, France; "YYoaguina, [0 years ago. atthe ‘ead, from which time he hy the trae eanse of all di opinion that they all rey ‘om the akin, which ofcer finally destenys it caus ng dese, : ign Importation Havns—Ship lows—19 cases moar Moran ige~8 J Danne—3. al 3J Schmi(t & Andrea—2 mes & Bo: Colal & Fleming—6 A Krot—1 F shelaon— « col A F Stewart & co—2 & M Davise—3 83 Donner—1 8 Has- kell? Miltou & Slocamb~ 1 Peabod rlard & coml Johnstoe—1 Jb Hy bavit—10 Moran & lseliom14 ¥ Casienet & coi # ‘The: B De achaunu—i F Berthoud 6 H Choordlate—6 & Price? Renard & co—3 L tue, Al helise-2 Benard & Mondon—6 Huber & Ui 3.T D Handden—t Haster—6 Villve & Freres & co—1 XR Jeffray & co: 7 Kuesler & ¢o—2 J K ‘A. Woodsor-h—2 & Wol'enins & Pay Moget & Waller—4 U Pullswigac—2 Borican Jem—3 Schenck, Fabre & comi4 toxers. Guellaume & co—3 co—2 Gignaux & co—a A mrson—3 A H Wiad & co-3 Sauderson & Bennett—1 8 10 Peabody. Wisis & co— MANILLA GRASS CLOTH Jost received, and for sale by A. & W. MORE R SALE.—30,000 Scetch Fire Brick. first to suit purchasers, by ualicy. in lot Riggsk co—18 Thirion JOSEPH MeMURRAY tT tte cont GIRL who can dress hair, aud work wel a her needle. Aipiication to ve UoMs WITH PANTRIES ATTACHED TO LET or without Board, ina healthy and velightful pact tage route, within thirty or forty rovs of G Also, three or four gentle- Board and Bed Kooms i eras 4 hii g the alin. time the fallieg oato" the hair, 8 ed to reader the car snatun, Counterfeit fives of the Onondugo Bank are in circula- tion. They are well executed, and calculated to deceive. hip under full sail, which is not in the genuine bills. The letter F, in the words “ Five dol- lars,” in the body ofthe bill, is not on an exact line with the other letters, and can be detected at a glance. The returns received from the different railroad com- panies in the country, all show a very great increase in = = without the use of the grey harr toa dark © Th AN ilte-t, The vignette is 2.0 Abrenteldt— at men can be accomm. dated Apply att9 Amos str et. YORK HOLEL, 7 & 9 WASHIN' i jeceard, Garson & Li Gay, Lnssac & Nori— o outiy he public test fairly this javer' troduced a washing for the head, at the low pr which inde ds worth the money for Cehead while its tse will prove to every tle as keeping the hair clean *ud so't, am i aad healthy will reavily apyreciate its preserving ing—2 Prave & c —3 B. ‘the location is pleasantly & delphia, Bostoa end Albany ai reaide in the ety fora few days, will do well by cating aad igemente with the nsepreipe col J kowler—i F Cay Receirts or tue Rocuester anv Attica Baweoan. 1813, ad. 1 eana—3 PM tsp 2 FB Lisa's %& t0—4 Deliuc & Dapries—1 Herman & duckei—! L uchigh & We edon hee pevheim & cot J Masni 150 baskets vane ty E.dbuason 5) Buoner, Graver & ¢ P & G sevnauld & co—10 Wilsou & Krown: 4 NG PAVILION. cats Jo PH yee & bla—tal bundles wicker Duflat Fils c Wa jESLAKLISUMENT, in the i Curtis Peek, is now ready fut the recepuion ‘Vhe viewcy to the er me, ear clams 9 1'o those who prefer Pomatum,Lascala recommen of Roses, p epared with U ond softuess to th & Toollyfieem—t 8 G cont WM Haris ann & trheus & co? L Leganu—t ss Hee ben ‘The total increase for the five months amounts to $16, 405 97, being about one hundred and thirty-three per cent The greatest per cent increase was in February and the villagetne salthinevs of the dueeuents to Spouse Cel xhiful rides im the neighderhood—the vi-Cemthe salty water vath»n, 8 Patrons and customers in Broadway, (up thie tey will continue to i hehes for s0 long a ime thanks , the first who, some six troduced the cleaning of the deavored to decover the bair, and hax come to the rom an accumulation of humors impedes the of the hair and Ir ofteu produces an irrivation of ths skin. iff, and a tailing out of the | : 14 swelling of the hair. (a diveaye artriag jource,) clearly manifest from observing the as we! coarseness of the hair wen gray, years of careful observation he has the plessure of adit called * Liseala’s Shap so To stop ts effects are—' jt 4 noft, Fourth: To restore gradailly nd lastly, to arcomptih what Kathimble fu the) kea till dry, wparting vo it a he bas in of 25 con he purpore of clean er clemaa invalid those who have she ¥ samvecompos.tion us th: 7 har, renoves sures, and ¢ ther of which will recommend i are of children rote ; ten dollars per doz*n. vent oeanterteit rg and adnlteration, uly wetand sold athis Har Dressing Silom, 305 Beondway, up stare, N.Y tne genuine one Ht hat ec men iu the suave ot “buss fa ck anvouing,” cannot TAB March, which can partly be attributed to the mild | Rrocfutns dd wie ueen weather this year, compared with the same time last. The internal business of the country must have increased very much to allow these great improvements in the income of the railroad companies. The transportation of pas sengers and freight.to produce the increased receipts must be very large, compared with former seasons. Reronr ov tHe Portiann (Me) Ratnoan Cospany. Aggregate receipts for the year end it cess N SPRI ‘The proprietor alan takes this opportumty of informing his 1 14s & KOC supply oF % i Kosesearen & Di 1A Parte so0—1 , Liv FY Ki c= F Micse!—1 © Voucte— wim rt Lewshs w= BH Maeawellmi L Haat & co~ » Chrise & com1 G Van Baur—25 cases § bavels mize “s MARITIME HERALD. jailing Days of the Steam Ships. . PROM LIVERPOOL, = ws, Guas, Bots. ij Kackl+, to suppiy them with when fe Horses -ud Carriages to lea, coustauth call aud see hun acd juage dor you's” e z ENE WOULLEY, Proprietor. Floshing, 26ch May, 1944. i Stitesman willl lea ie. ft Flushing b LA GRANGE PLAC, » NEW JERSBY, ealthy summer resider Open tad in readiness for the reception of vis up for Boarders und P Part. uplied with the choicest Liu: accommodated with Dinners at the edd tions made to vt dw © Growsel mac—i Barcien & ‘ard ineren tron Springs, xtended their prem ian entirely new bailing, besides maloug Falton market eee . ULLS running the cars, &e. HIS BEAUTI interest on loans,. .. dividend 3} per cent, Dec. FROM AMERICA. Expenditures, deficiencies of past sess in seRSON shoriest notice. t place of fashionable Target Excursions and Militar mn reasonable terms would do weil to ca.ton 8. ANNET, be Balance previously reserved... .ssessee esses Companies ean be accomino- Adl chose going 09 Reserved profits on hand, June Ist, 1944 No dividend has been declared for the last six months, although the reserved profits will allow about two per fore eugaging eisew! ‘ ¢ Boston rans to the above place. For partieu- Paper. STEPHEN ANNETT. taxa see old Sua wt. We shall esteem it a favor, if Ca to Commodore Kovent Sitvey,of our News of the Shipping Spoken om their passage, Newspapers or News they tins of Vemels will give Receirrs ann Exrenprtunes on te Corumnta anv Put. ADELPHIA Raitkoao, FoR Ma’ er reports of collectors, Expenditures and liabilities for the m wiewce they sailed, she Vessels tof therr Caray, and CROTON H. O THE KRIEND + KORM—T he Sut y. vals, whose object is t an cepend solely upou the spect ve sudiences for rem) recommend this Hall w fixtnies areexcellent, including 0 F lock Room, over the Hall, No. 74 Sowe 4, OF PROGRESS AND ber will open the anov co tinual’y dry. enol cussions t» the vill Oweto Lave, a do v ery and there b otory. ads nom and four +p apravided within doors fur f the Whie Sulphur Water of Sharon Spi it iy Cot sucpassed by any thing of t worl, for the cure of rhenmatic, cutacecus, bilious and dye pep inte, and forthe care of erys'pelas, salt rheum, sevofwia, liver compleint, bronchitis and ] has been ‘certified by some of the most eminent medic: Excess of receipts over expenses... ... +... $32 Add excess trom January Ist to May Lt, as per hi juturmacon of any kind will be thanktuily received. PORT OF AKW YORK, June 9, Total excess, or net revenue for five months ending June Ist, ; sae a+ ee $120,008 35 ‘The above statement exhibits a profit forthe month of May, equal to 93 per cent; and for the five months from January lat to June Ist, 1844, exceeding 7 per cent per an- num, on the original cost ef the railwoy and machinery. There is a strong probability that the circulation of the Junction Bridge Bank will be redeemed. ‘The merchants of the place in which the Bank is situated receive the bills at par for goods. ‘The stockholders will probably be the greatest sufferers by the Bank, as its assets will not probably go beyond redeeming the circulation. ‘The Legislature of Connecticut, at their recent session, have adopted the following resolution as ex, the views of Connecticut in relation to the repudiation of State debts :— Resolved, That the preservation of the public faith being the foundation of nationul wealth and national cha racter, and deeply affecting the public morals, is the first great duty of every government, and that at B.—All those that curse and swear—th ose who wae who use tobacco—those who draks—need not apply nor attend, Poxk —100 half bbis. family recent analysis made fyr the by one of ths, mos! miata ia w York] the foliowing results, (atenmer) Crane, New Orleans, “imag had E. K, COLLIN ‘Went, Hamburg, & D G Griswold & pe; Wesdemonin, 'Walsh—Brigs Morea, Beusou, Ap:- Harloatt & Co; Autares, Mann, ‘t odasco, Nes- janh—Behrs Kor, Sacdecor, Baltimore, Johoson & Fuller, Porton Platt, 8 W Lewis; KB obtained from one Biearbirats of ) tunce, Caseeloom, Bremen, LOUR Ho bile sopertice. Tandon ex ship Hurope, from EK. COLLINS & CO. 06 South street jagnesia and Lime+ ne roanlphyte of Mi shloride of Sodium and Magnesium AMb, Shoulders, &e — °"50 hide Pickled Hams ager, do, doy A phy MeDeunah, Hydrosulphuric Acid Gas, or Sulpharerted a ta ‘thin ¢ tow Dry Salied Sh valde 100 barrels Pickles ‘Shoniders All well cared and haucsoimel velawase, Maggon, Ph acy and he arrival For tal, in lots t0 suit K. COLNE Coe conchen daily wait Warsaw, Chester, Richmond, A Shin Towa, Pell, fram, Havre, May oth, ard § Point 12th, FPR S 250 Cry Southera ti five miles west of New York in the t day my aL wim ec err, 20th, ali tor N York, off American, ship standing up Chinnel, showing a sgt with axed bali im the whive 24th ond 25th, rior article, in fv #3 PAVILION, UNTY, N.Y. sicce the iniprovements and the past wonter, in believed to 3 ad comfor ab e of ub now ready fort p tae 25th doy of ay ist miner of peoyle who ubscnibers have, since ) bY aprexing to the ch'emmraces twenty-six addi os au aris of che house — js have bren add d to the winduws—the bsauriful primes in front of the Pavilion have been laid out and wih shrubs and flowers—the bath erhauled aud wew {a ce reoms « provided, furvishing ¢ who wish to enjoy either ae: id or ff been spar d to supply the ry exertion will be axed, to A ma. ner not to be resort in the United min) » those who have not heretofore visited the Shatou Springs, tha: the quivies of the water (an sral jow Dare very nearly id teal with those of wiet Whie Salphur Springs of Virgieia execpt thot rect ttestinony of all ei! with both, tre Sharon are esteem d tie mast potent — Pitugted is ad elevated region of eo Pas sone of the ms * piccuresque scene medical men who ave ac try, the ; ve Vews, aud is piaed iu the New ves ou every hand— al’ Alleys, leave ercise or atnusement rm, it can be din the knowa general ged Solid coutenta+++ 149 1 grains, seer 905 etbie in, houra ride of Athany, Troy, .nre aceessible either from in railrond, where post the moreing extw from Sehe- ers to the Spricgs, adistance ing in time for dinner ; or by the y daily strges, being about torty on a good road, Persons lerving oots fr Albany, arrive at the Shar tune for dinner CLAKK & GARDNER. would deem it a national disgrace for any State of this Union to refuse er neglect to apply the abylit: ‘0 the payment of its just debts.” or Srocks 1a B ron, June 7. 26 shares Shawmut Bauk, $9 E vket Bank, $71 for 15, 0 and 13, loos 16, 40 anda 40, saw Pamaiice bers, or € he other 30 feet bigh. ' 28h, Iate2, 10, lon 6), 19, Pu as canied away — wit purchasers, vy UST arrived from th yorug Mreking Be aisvd by hand, very geutle, ard mate bid Any. we was tion 10 pithiae any pleowe to enll at 4134 € lintow @uest ton Will be woid cheap, ean, be 4 6 6 days frum Georges eof tue tome .eary T cent advance, rw Foren escnyis dustof the eity, the freah breeze from the Ky “Ak is well provided, nnd all the delicacies of th wee oad eomkuen to the sonth, aud is at calm. sh p Monument, Marshatl, from Havre, b a Ba ship Superd, H 7 Ist, with mdse siween Ruvingcon aud Stentor wen at soy time during this week ; also Spanish Poodle AHNTELLE & HOLDERMAN factusers and importers of orue mental hai ‘wholesale an 4 N. B—The trade supplied Merrimac Mant’g Co., div. off, 26} per ct. adv. Boston & Maine Stailroad, new, 34 per ct. adv Suffolk Ins. Co, 24 do. Charleston Branch Railroat, $89} per share. Roston & Worcester Railroad, 13} per ct. adv. Western Railroad, not offered. $3000, U.S. 6’, 1863, 23 perct. adv, » tom Liverpool, Aprit, 20th, wish der ; from Milford, Wales, with mise seagon wil be furoished in adundaice id. with the ehoicest liquors ality and best brands +37 Maiden Lane, manu- , ally nos Fervarecance, Seott, 66 days from Dublin, iu bal eset toe maeet pve dave, Powell, 3 ays from Norfolk, with mdse, mets (Wo Sturges & Clearman, sonable term . midjim*ee . HOTEL, HOBOKEN EeNY reapeettally informs the friends and, (het she h are taken Cy Ix vi Hotel on the m aperior atyle, H it Frowt: gue ty & commodate sur ways AMUSEMENTS. PALMO’S NEW YURK OPERA HOUSE, it far, to all paris of the house 2 ody een ienite eee eRettorméase te cowsesce at MONDAY EVEN: 5G. June ith, LAST NIGHT OF THE LPALIA™ OPERA, BENE KIT OF #1GNOM bi, BEGNI3 wilt be pert rm @ the Ope.a Buifa of SIEM E DE Me Viti A Act Also asntee.ion of beautiful pieces LSA Compressed into One teow Wk SIG.SORINA BORGH®*S: Will appear in ot Oper h il uns Seen rated Hunganag Vancer, Bppext on this occasion, ot New Dauce MILLE DESJAKDIND wilt 0 Dances, one of which was newer ster before in thie city Signors DE BEGNIS & XANQUIKICO will also perform in Costume, a New Grand Sce-a aud Daewto, froin ths cele- Upera Buffs ll Mateimouin Ree. ew, by Cimarosa No Opera on Friday. Moaday ciovng night cf the season. N. B.—The Box Office is aow opea every day during the week, from lO pieioek AML. autil ¢ clock P. At. whee sents nay be secured for the easmipg season. Keyular season seats tansferable Price $10 for Twelve Representations. Subscribers not securirg teate, the price of tickets is placed at $6 for the season—not trausferable. Stage Manaygstese vse eee | teee seen Wells. have [GF*'The public are respectfully talormed that the Baths beet newly arranged aud ficted ap in handsome style, and ar im full operation, nizht and PARK THEATRE. Boxes ++ +50 Cents | MONDAY FVENL it be performed A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD 0 EBT! To cogclude wih THE FAI ON% WITH THE GOLD- aN LOCKS. .O'S GARDEN. OPEN FOK Tilt. SUMMER SEASON The eatertamments will be under the role direction of ko MITO , ¥ EVENING, J: 10th, 18it, will bi oduced MONDA’ Vv Hae BESAME? w je produc Ora night with the Forty Lhieves! Previous to which, will be performed, the highly popular and Invetabte Fares. cated the TUKNEY HeaD! ts. The enews at the doors aud 1p tue saloons will be under the diction of Mr. CORSYN, ‘I'ressurer to the Com- pany, Police officers will be iu constant attendance, and the utmost ‘eare wilt be taken to maintain order and decorum, aud all im- persons will be s rictly execladed, ” {~ Omnibaces will run to and from the Garden during the be evening. . Tre TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.£]) NO POSTPONEMENT at this Establishment on aceonnt f weather, as ihe Grand Ent rom Broadway. to the Sa: loon is protecte id la from the top an: CHATHAM THEATRE, Boxes ++ +25 Cents | Pit-+- 13} Cents, Tho old favorite John Sefton evmmences his ergagement, in hie farfamed chirsc ee of Jemmy Twiceher in Eugland, being the thres handred MONDAY EVENING. GOLDEN FARME! commence wiih the After whien, grand Pas de Deux! by Me. D. L. Carpencer and Miss M. A. Gannye To de with JAC Acting Manager,- Mrs axe Manager: «Mr. Walcot MONDAY & TUESDAY Eve Jnne 10 and 11, ‘The performance will commence with a S.ric-Comic piece, evlel J ‘i yes yOUNG SCAMP, mitt ve ieregtaile Be sik ill 1 first in Panne E eee OT hace af Fh dateo d= Ketes t To conctade with iba t-rehicl Faressin one act, of A'LOVER BY PHOXY af ee eee cee eee ee «+Me Wa'cot and Omuabusses to aud frou City Hall, pass tne ‘tall widnight, ‘Tickets, 25 conta. igee AMIGRICAN MUSEUM. AWIAL GARDEN AD a ee Balas Comer of Brondway and Ano atreet, opposite the Astor House rar eT RRR NUM PROPRIETOR. m F BITCHCO Kees Ht yosise as : very Day and Evening ‘This Week, commencing Monday, June Wth. GRAND PERFORMANCES st half-past 3 o’elork, and 8 in the evening. AND GIANTESS! th world, may be s-en every “ay from 10 AM. till 1; fom 2 till halt-past 5; sad from 7 til 19 o’cloca PM Lhe muiawer i cairy to anvounce a reengagement with the ORPHEAN FAMILY if i first class, one of whom +Mr Anderston Wsler'a celebrate’ Each afternoon, THE GIA MRS. WESTERN, a t and secomplished artiste, mk first appearance io several mouths, in a laughable and amusic) COMIC CLIO ! ‘And the inmizable “YANKEE COURTSHIP!” GREAT Who LERN with appear in nis Come Yankee Lecture on Animal Magnetism! and also mutation of a te Cerito, the Danse2ne, And others, «re likewise eng-g+d. é BALLOON ASCENSIONS very afveruson and evening Fancy G'ass Blowine. Grand Cosinorama, Beautiful Fou.- tan with Croton Water, and Halla Million of Cunosities, from every quarter of th: globe 4 7" Admission to the whole 25 conte—ehilds , half-price, 2% ceat extra for consultations with Uiecs here. 5e9 re PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSHUM, AND PICTURM GALLEKY, Broadway, 9) @ the City Hall. MR. H. BENN MANAGER, AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY, ‘As yeliek, Li. FOR ONE SH'LLING, papa honnin ARY ! ASLO MISHING WONDERFUL AND Le EMENDOUS GIANT BOY=16 YHAKS AND ‘OVER SEVEN FEET FAT GIRL, DWAKKE AND GIANTESS. ‘A Git Fourteen i 2 Old, wet 430 Pounds, iFout ears Oid, weighs 450 Pounds, VARF! AD BEING THREE INCRE EORTER THAN TOM A GIANTESS, NEARLY SEVEN FEET HIGH; HIGUT PERFORMERS | SPLEND'D PAINTINGS OF TH). CUNFLAGRATION OF THe CHURCHES IN PILLADELPHIA ! Destroyed duriug the late Hiots. Teken upon che apot, by an eminent artis Phew egy sone pd pero gm of juare feet of canvass, embracing the whole of the Stage. ™ PSUCC ES OF TH URE AT BUCCE h WOND+RFUL O\PHAN FAMILY, Or, Pesny-beg Vocaiisis ! Phen ard che tert Oe baa melody, 9a" they nine OF EEN i are feo] Orhan welodists, as they sing i eat OFTEN, and drink OF TEN. The fol}owing performers are Foy ya MR. WINCH i.LL, the Come Delineatort : Miss MAR} BARTON, Master BARTON, and Miss A. BARVON, the mach admired vocalists CO YOY tus, the Provean Perform ing Melodeou, Spleu id Siturday’s at 3o%lock, for the convenience of the day visiters; wo extra charge to performances. ‘To commence in the evening o'clock. 6 ~ OLYMPIC THEATRE CROWDED! “CROWDED!!! pial the Necro “wan” (in is ten the Pretare igitea this citne Pils & VeNING, MR. SUTTON will opea his Cabinet of Cabalistic Phenome- ha, jotrodacing a reriety of Perla mances— ‘MUSIC! MAGIC?! AND VENTIALOQUISM!1! To couciude with i 7, GhOWAS GieT's, ors oven st 7. Curtain es at i precisely, THEATRE PIICES-NO INCKEA i. ies DU ceats, Upper Boxes 25 ceate. Pir l2ig cents, Cuildren nuder 12 years, hail price w Dress Boxes. ux Uilice + peu as Usttal. Privats Boxes to be had nightly. Vivo NEW YORK LYCEUM. ‘The Board of Directors iia e the NP. WILLIS, sq. Will deliver a Leetueca FASHION, Atthe Tabemacle, TUH*DAY EVENING, Juue ith, at eleca IF Tickets $9 eens each, to be had at stores, at the Office ¢f the New Murror, 4 An door on the Kveuug of the Lecture, 36 Ste ¥ HASBROL OLYMPIC THEATRE —P ‘every «veut trordinary festein * by Mr. Ste New ¢ principal Book- eet, of at the On MON AY EV Partientars in hand bitis Tiss wt 8 vree wely. Fit One Shi link, beh dnwhriy. iL MR. DEMPSTER?S BALLAD SOIREES. N. ¥ SOCIETY LIBRARY, BROADWAY AxD LEONAKD STR Hea R veMPST: Khas the hovor to asnoa © tention ING, Jane 10th F Doors open’ at M4 past 7—Cortain Lower Boxes 40 ceuts; Upper 25 e-ut Box oth ecpen as usu |.’ Private Boxes to J Bia AVE of giving ites at the Suck ty Libeacy, on the eveuluge of Tu: vernd wio day Lith, eh, 7th June whe. t Worren, &e , whieh way ve Lib ary. ‘eketa Fifiy Ceuta, to be bad at te doo’, Doors open at half-psse seveu—to commence at eighe o’eioek., A change of Programme every evening jeB thre FIREWORK: "1 ., barticn ara of Stores, and at t'e Society id a varety of Se seen at une Maw ntry, is wow tear dy for ah, at the Uated States Laboratory, Je sey City Also, the Imperial Kocket, never befo maton Congreve and Hagel Si ome tarar: offered to the public, i rated mine 3 ®gual theo eee thee the Laboratory Rocket, which ean beh, ents. Ore Jeft nt Mr. Wii lia Northern Hoel, or at the-haboratory, Je Panetwally attended to. ISAAC ry Je7 Im ere Pyrouchnist, Jersey City FIREWORKS KERS, &c. OUNTRY aud city, dealers in. birene ras stata it AVLTEFs9'oid eatabhiehment e quantity of Fyre Crmevers veut re weed Remember the slau of te Two Mammoth Shy oewet: M MAKEKS, BINDERS, SMALL LOT of Londow mad Calf *hin Drom Heads from 810 U1 ivehrad ameter. Also. a few ec nen shee sol aud a few coven Vellum Covers, for vm Demy and Foo.seap—for sale cheap, t we, ia the Bonnet Store. WM. ADAMS, NO. M4 FULTON STREE” TPHE ABOVE CENTRAL, and commodions premises, o¢- cupied hy the Jate foha Sv ~ nnd wily retitted wi respened by DANIEL SW ireatac extab’iefunent in Aun street, (9, wow for sal che formivere of the eat conveniences for condu From $80 to $100 a day—: of contin ean walk personally to Jeo lwie he present proprieter time to his Ann ateeet honse. ita moment's notice, For condita Sine ANIEL S pie su-e of announcing that BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. —————————————— Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasninaton, June 7, 1844. The death of Mr. Cuculla, on the 20:h ult., bas elt « vacancy in the Collectorship at New Orleans. understand that David Hayden, Fisq., late deputy collector ut Natchitoches, will be appointed to suc- ceed him. He is anable man, aud well qaulified for the place. I presume the Senate will confirm him. “ There is @ rumor here that Mr. Tyler intends shortly to make one grand,particular general sweep out, and clean out of all whig clerks, and appointees of everyname and deseription. Itis adoletulrumor, T understand, irom the Hon, Cave Johnson, that it is intended to hold an immense democratic mass meeting at Nashville, some time in August—th day not yet fixed. Gen Jackson will preside at it, and most distinguished epeakers will be invited from all parts of the United States. Mr. McDuffie is reported to have said, that he will mount his horse, and make electioneering speeches all the way to and from the Nashville mass meeting.— Others will probably do likewise. &G- 1 would call attention to the remarks of Mr. tvans upon the remission of the duty on railroad iron. More Bers.—Mr. T. of Kentucky bets $50 with Mr. B. of Indiana, that the latter cannot name seven States which will go for Polk, Mr. B. cepts, and names New Hampshire, South C; Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, ani Virginia. Mr H. of Missouri accepts the game bet with T.—writings drawn. Mr. T. also oflered to bet any amount which he was able to cover, on either of these five states going for Clay, to wit, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Marsan or Kentucky. No takers nt. Mr. 8. of Ohio offered to bet $600, aad wat ae the money, on the general result, No takers present. ‘ # All the small talk and floating conversation here are about the result of the elections, probabilities, opinions, bets, &e. It is said—and is probably true—that the Indiana delegation, Dr. Duncan, and others, are in favor of Mr. Tyler's proposition of running a union ticket. Indeed I should judge that this Preraition meets with the general acceptance of the Democratio arty, with the exception of the Van Buren clique, right, Benton & Co., who are most strenuously opposed to it—the reason why, will be denaiogee in due time. i Wasuinoton, June, 7, 1844. In Executive Session to-day, speeches were 5. aCe ‘aro! made by Messrs. Crittenden, Bay |, Sevier, and Semple. Mr. Crittenden’s speec! a woken of, if not as an entire failure, at least as unworthy of his high reputation. It is supposed that neither his heart nor his judgment were in it. Episodes were thrown in by Senators Woodbury, Walker, and Benton—the latter's the longest. To-morrow speeches are expected from Senators Buchanan, Berrien, Archer, and others: id the Senate intend to sit out all the speeches, if it takes till midmght, and take final action upon the treaty, which ot course will be rejected. Allusion is made in yesterday's Herald to what Mr. Wright said to Judge C. ‘The words, as they are reported »bout town, are, “J'l take the atump, and I'll expose the infamous conspiracy or plot oy which Mr. Van Buren was cheated out of the nomi- nation.” Mr. Wright’s stump speeches will pro- bably be carefully remembered. S. B. 5jo'clock. P.M. ‘The Senate did not dispose of the Texas Treaty to: hut will do so to-morrow. ‘ne House has passed the Navy Bill, and alse the bill to abolish corporeal punishments. TWENTY_KIGHTH CONGRE! FIRST BESBION, Henate. Wasutneton, June 7th, 1844. (MORSK’S TELEGRAPH. Mr. Cnoare introduced a bil for the purchase of Professor Morse’s telegraph, and the extension of it from Washington to the city of New York. The bill was read twice and referred, NATURALIZATION. a, Mr. Axcuer presented a yecious from Philadel. phia similar to those already presented, and took occasion to express his concurrence with the sen- timents of the memorialists. He said he would, if necessary, himself introduce a bill in accordance with their wishes. RAILROAD IRON. ian Mr. Evans called up the bill for the remission of duties on railroad iron, and made some remarks on it. He said he was a: the time opposed to the due ties as levied in the bill of ’42. He is now decided- a in favor of the passage of the present bill, from the moet mature reflection and careful examination, The object of the bill is to fac:litate the construc- tion of tailroads throughout the United States, The Bill also was strictly in accordance with the true principles of protection, as he had advocated them—which are to furnish labor to the working classes—an object which this bill will tend tu ac- complish, by furnishing them with labor in the construction of the roads. Mr. Evans staled that the average cost of rilroads per mile in this country, is about $20,000. he ex pense of imported rails per mile for roads is about $2250. So that the balance of the cost of the roads is about $17,500 per mile—all of which is for labor ~ American lubor—For a railroad ie an American manufacture. In 1840, railroad works in progress would cost about $175,000, there are now to be expended, in ot these works, about $74,000,000. $7,000,000 are required for foreign iron—the duties on which are now only some $5,000,000. This would, in the first instance, call for an equal amount of domestic iron in the construction of en- gines, wheels, chains, &c. The objections eo trom the producers of domestic iron. This answer is, first, that as yet no domestic rails have yet been produced—and he doubted if they would be. The present duty of 25 per cent, does not furnish pro- tection enough to induce manufacturers to enter into the manufacture of railroad iron. It is true, manufacturers promise to supply orders at some future day. But it 1 uncertain, and in the mean time shall all States and railroad companies wait in this uncertainty? Manu- facturers say that they will go on and construct works, if they can get orders large enough to make it an object for capitalists. They will not. invest their money in these works until sufficient protection becomes the settled and estab- lished policy of the government. The price of railroad iron is very low in England—£4 17, and some even lese than £4. The reason of this low price is the great demand fer railroad iron a few years since—the consequent increase of railroad iron manufactories, and the over-etock now in the market .Mr. Evans said that there is now piled up in England railioad iron enough to snpply the demands of the whole world for a whole year to come, even if all these works were to stop during that time. But they will not stop, for it would be a greater loss to stop these manutactosies than for them to go on. Engiand supplies the world with railroad iron ; even Russia, a8 well as France, Bel- gium, and all other countries upon the continent of rope. It is objected that if we remit the duty, prices would rire. No. The United States take uta very small and insignificant proportion of all the iron supplied to the world. So that the remis- sion could produce but a litt'e or no effect upon prices. The United States require only about one Afteenth ot all the Railroad iron which England manutactures, It must be considered that the great tron mines of Pennsylvania and eb d grown into prosperity by means of the faci forded them by Railroads constructed with iron, imported duty free. There are multitudes of mines in States to which there are no railroads. Aud are these mines to be kept in the back ground, and out of the market for the benefit of old mines, because railroad iron isso high priced that no railroads can be constructed to them? Mr. Evane made several allusions to the Mount Savage Ircn Works in Mary- land, who object to the remission of this duty — He said that the capital of this company is very large—some $800,000. Col. Merrick.— $5,000,000. : Mr. kvans —Oh, that must be a mistake—that may, however, be the whole capital—but not all aid in. P Col. Menntcx.—Yes, all subscribed and Mr. Evans, (incredulousiy.)—Well, goes "But, at any ahead of anything Thad dreamed of. rate, what I was going to say is, that three-fourths is owned in England, and the of all this capit Board of Control resides in Londom. (Mt. Evan’e remarke were very important and interesting, but I must refer you to his own repert of his speech, probably in the te em Mr. Evans proposed two or three ‘amendments. Mr. Minier got the floor in reply, and moved that the Senate go into extra session, which wes one. House of Representatives. _, Wasurxetoy, June 7, 1814. . _ The Srmaxen laid before the Huse a communi- tion from the Postmaster General z Mr. J. R. Lea@eesor.. reported from the Commit. tee of Ways and Means the Senate bill for the pay- ment of evidences of public debt in certain cases. {fhe cases are the New Orleans cancelled Trea- sury Notes ] f at r Stevuens, from the Committee of Claims, reported back to the House, without amendment, che bill providing for the settement of the clxime f the Stare of Georgia for the services of her miz titia in 1841 and 1842 “A bill was reported from the Committee on Fo reign Affairs for the remission of duties on coffers imported from Java. d : he Committee on Revolntionsry Pensions ro ported, with’an amendment, the Senate bill extend Ni. acaat un naw 1 Ann atroet. | ing the Pension act to the widows of Revelution+ 4 |