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from Boston to the largest city in the British Provinces. We have no doubt this will be ac- complished long before the Erie Railroad through this State is finished. The facilities granted to the railroads running out of Boston, by the State of Massachusetts, have not been abused, but have been economically used, in carryinglout the objects required. Nearly the whole debt of the State has been created by making large loans to railroads, without which many now in active opera. tion never would have existed. The total liabilities of the State amount to $6,687,996, of which $6,369,520 were for loans made on account of railroads, Loans or THe State To Rasroaps. Loan {fo the Western Railroad Corporation, . ..$4.819,520 do. Eastern do ,000 {. "Do Norwich and Worcester do. 400,000 Do Andover and Haverhill do. 100,000 Do BostonandPortland — do. 50,000 ‘Total amcnnt loaned to railroad companies. . $5,269,520 Other liabilities of the State. ....... ve . 218,285 Total liabilities. In addition to this immense amount, the State is held responsible for the payment of one million of scrip, issued by'the city of Albany, to aid in the completion of that par, of the western road, situated in this State, known as the Albany and West Stockbridge Railroad. The immense doans from the State of Massachusetts to the different com- panies, within and outof her limits, are amply secured, and the interest regularly and promptly paid. The go- vernment of the State has wisely extended its fostering hand to the great works of internal improvement, and the prosperity of the whole people is consequently increased * ‘There is a vast difference between the disposal of loans to railroad companies in Massachusetts and in New York Here the loans have been squandered in extravagance, while there they have been husbanded with the greatest economy. The results are plainly to be seen in the pro® ductiveness of the public works of each State Nearly the whole debt of this State has been created by the completion of our works of interual improvement, which hardly pay the interest on the capital invested and to se" cure sufficient revenue, restrictions have to be placed on other channels of transportation, and the public snbjected to inconveniences and detentions in the transaction of business For the purpose of ensuring large receipt: through the period of navigation, our interaal commerce labors wnder an embargo for six months out of the twelve. There obstructions and restrictions have, in a measure, been removed, and the channels for transporting freight from East to West, are to be fre? throughout the year. This will create a complete revolution in the ays- tem of credits, heretofore enforced in this city, and in- crease business by means ef an uninterrupted intercourse. With an tota of the sound judgment exereised by the is of the east in the construction of their im- mense works, we might have hnd, at the present time, a line of railroad connecting this city with Lake Erie, throwing open tous, the year round, the rich resources ofthe West, The Bostonians will feel the advantages they possess over this city, in their Western Railroad the coming winter, more than ever before. ‘The right granted to the railroads of this State to carry freight during the suspension of navigation on the canal, will throw into the Boston market vast quantities of produce that would otherwise reach this city. ‘The numerous disadvantages we labor under, fromthe bad management of those who have been entrusted with power, should be an incentive to redoubled exertions for the future. There is idle capi- tal enough in this city to build a dozen railroude as long as the contemplated Erie. There exists a necessity that ‘New York should make some movement to annul the efforts making by our neighboring cities to draw away her trade. ‘100 much confidence is placed by our mer- chants in the power of possessing, believing that itis im- possible to lose what we have so long controled; but they may find out their mistake too late. The immense amount of merchandise moving on the canals of Pennsylvania this season, compared with pre- vious onos, must swell the receipts from these works very much, and improve the financial affairs of the State. ‘rape or tHe Pennsyivanta Canat For May, 1842, 43 AND ’l4—-MOVEMENTS OF MancHAnpiex Eastwarp. 1843. nid Peltr, ths, wintow, boxes, MENTS OF Mencuanpise Westwarp, 842. 1043. Articles. 1842. 1844 Bloo! Ths, FP1,167,578 i iz Moialy ve '205'3 Merchandie, = 1,731,926 Groceries, a 367.053, Hardware, 388,755 Queens are, 176,592 409,129 Kursivare, — 223 '515 $ 63.474 67,222 her, cley xd Gypsum, Ibs, Balt, bush, = 1,629,801 ‘The greatest inerense is in the amount of merchandise coming jto the seaboard. The returns for May, 1844, show a very great increase in the movements of produce, &c over thesama month, 1842; but, in many instances, there is a falling off from the amount transperted in 1843, ‘The total amount for May, 1344, exceeds that for the same in either 1842 or 1943. Old Stock Exchange. 5800 Obio 6s, 60 0 L Ielaed RR 2%0n do 0 to remy do 190 do 400 do bo do 10 = do + do 500 do 200 "0 47% 150 009 de 130 do Gwe N Vork 5's, 48 we 600 Stonngton 16000 Indi ina 6s 6% 9% do HOO do “58 do 764 25 Nor & Wor b3077) 150 do 764 825 do 10035 295 do 150 tas 20) Viele te 2 300 Gone 125 shs Phiaei + 48, 285 Farmers’ Loan 400 ¢o 9 Cantor fo do 1% B 0 Wa 875 475 NA Trust 1 130 to 200 do We 5 do. 61043 109 Erie RR 2% © Bank Com fol 101 New Stock Exchange. 1000 Ohio 6 83.99% 50 Farmers’ Loan —b3 42! 00 an 50 do 428 5 do btw 42% 50 do btw 4? 100 do $0 Harlem RR 50 do 40 do shoo Kentucky 6's 1600 US 6s 10 US bank 10° Viekasbugh 30 Girard Bik 100 do 50 do, 75 Nor & Wor cy do 1% | do 2. % ° do #8 Utien & Sehe do 15 Mohawic 2% © do 29 Can oa Co 6 2% do ” do ope 433% 9 Wilivois Bk State of 'Traae, Asnes—Pots ore in very fair demand, and we continue fo quote $4 25. Small «ules of Pearls at $4 50. Corroy—There was an active enquiry to-day, and about 1000 bales were taken for orders, 500 bales’ were also xold for remittances, in consequence of the high of Exchange, and about 300 bales taken by spinners, the total transactions about 1800 bales. Freight was aiso engaged to-day for about 1000 bales, shipped from first banda. The ship Yazoo is full. Foun anp Gaarx—Still no change in price. Flour is fre litie better demand, but we believe allrsorts of grain is (nil. Wheat ranges from 95 to 100 cents; Corn 46 a 47 cents; Rye 66.267; Oats 20 a 41; Genesee Flour $4 56}. ‘The following is the statement of the produce receiv- ed at Albany from the commencement of navigation to the close of the first week of June in 1843 and Is44 ;— 1843 1344 Canal open, . ++ May Ist. April 18th, Fiour,., + 156.910 bbls, 836,162 bri, Wheat, 40.622 bush, 44,460 bu Corn,. «9003 36224 Boa 6396 Hay vipt ‘are quite large, and the stock on hand very fair Common qualities North river bale sell a8 wanted af 92.233¢, Prime 404 500. Puovisions—The market to-day ia very dull. We quote prime Pork at $6 44.06 60; moss do 8 44.08 60; Woot country prime, $2 75 a $3, do meas $6; city prime $4 75 i do mest $5 25; Lard 6} a6c for ‘bbls, aud 6} for ens. Wwuiexny—Prison bbls are still held at 234c, with very fe sales ‘ 3 =] Sth street, between Sth and 6th avenues, I by O2leet.s ses eeee Coreeres $1,260 Lot adjoining, same size. ‘ #1, Cotton Market. Cuantearox, June 3 - Yesterday a disposition wos evinced on thegpart of several jarge holders to reduce their stocks, which brought purchasers into the market, and about 2750 bales changed hands at a 4 to jc decline on the rates current prior to the receipt of the recent advices — ‘The reduction is by no means general, and in the present stato of the market we hove thought it advisable to con. arr. Port au Prince, May Joneston, do en Jameson, Pribadelpin N Kelley end M Amenea Sid, Gaelic for Havana; Androwe sma!t fleet of coasters Sid Ariel Woo Parker, sod Factor, H tinue former quotations, they must he considered n receipts of th bales, Foreign Markets. Mayacurz, May 21.—Sugars—The crop for the past season is neerly all sold, and bat about one fourth’ re- mainson hand. Coffve--All sold, the belance now here waiting a vessel expected to take it off — At Philadelphia, on the 9th instant, by the Rev. O Douglass, Mr. Eowano H. Jounsox, of this city, to Miss Racuxt Baxer, of Southwark. ——_—___ Died, Cg Ath instant, Francis Katy, of East Chester, ‘The funeral will take place at his residence on ‘Thurs day, the 13th, at 10 o'clock. His friends and acquaintan- | ces are respectfully invited to attend. EE i eet Passengers arrived. Bremen—Baemen barque Repub ik—L Althoff, avd 111 in the steerage © fe KR Moeaferty and child ferty, allof NYerk; Don Josa Barr od ‘oreign Lmportations. Nurviras—Brig Brovhers~31 hhds molosses 2 cases segars 233 bundles palm leef5 tierces hovey 35 logs mahogany 21 ¥ 5000 s gare 32 toon copper ore Bret & nds wolneses Holt & Owens—43 ca epotehes ae ¢ hhd Vose—140 hhds sugar 8 ses segars Spoff rd Tilertow & Co, Domestic [mportations. hods tobaceo 65 bundles hives 100 bbls tallow Bar gee & Mol tion Macy. Hold ide & Son—1 case Wood 15 > obac bales hemy Heron, Lees & Co—2i cbls pork JF Genk 226 vo Bonks & Ponck—'500 pigs lead 550 hhds S4 bbls A Aver 34 bbls R Bivelow —503 hhds How: | faud & Avpiawall—t hhde 4 Ceress and 7 barrels | ick & Perr--89 bas 8 Howlu d—7! bales Back & eo—44d Pb's 124 Ken 3leo's Smo, Wiilioms &co—53 bhds Van Schock & Adoms=-45¢ bbls Suydam Swe & co—46" bbls 14 casks 50 begs. Chure Roberty & & FH Gibson—274 bb's IL kegs JF Vatten1p pe J H Tober—15 bbte 28 bales 7) cks order, Ship Musters and Agents. We shall rsteern it a favor, if ( co Commodore Roeekt Sirvey, of ow News of the Shipping teft ar the Port whevee they on their passage, a List of their ¢ and any cig! vome or abroad, will alan confer a favor by sending te e all the Marine lotelligeace they ean obtain. Nant Information of any kind will be thaokfaily received. e week are 2206 bales, and the sales in the sametime 6218 Nevuviras— Brig Brother —Mr R Gibbs, G Van Wie, R Ma M Mrs B Macaferty ang, ew Ontians—Ship Morgaret Forbes (bef re renorted )—4 | is MARITIME HERALD. _ avtavos of Verels will give o ewspapers or ews they may have. He witl board them tamesiately on ther arrival Ageuts and Correspon ents, at M’lotyre, Bristol, fee Fifediiohie. oe Baker’ Philadelphies Vigilunt. fle>the Mow Buisror, Sune 1—Arr Three Brothers, Pitman, A’bany. 81d Neptuse, Bradford, Mataunis. Newronr, June $—Arr Howena, Williams, Ocreoke, New lay 10—Arr Betsey, Noves 47 ds (m Straits braltar, with 14000 hair seal skive, 150 bbis cil, Heard 1 date) Ceres, NLondon, bound hoine, 7 New Havex, June 9—~Arr Peeivic, vreseott, Albany; Louisa Hoover. Bi ine; Raynar, Williams, Philed; Armanda, Wells ik Finpire, Kelsey, SY raueis Aun, Rowe 4 T . Healy, Phiiad) Sid, Banker Hill, Sheffield. ApeLenta, June Arr Gen Bollvar, Berry, Bangor: lex. Cherrygeld; Maria © usey, Siabbs, Fat! W = Thomproa, Nidas Toners, Fowler, Alb: ‘or, Honek, di Curtis, Troy, NY; J W Xinitn, J aviss Prin Lourel Packet, ¢ ' York. Cli, Merchant, Beck, Port Sean, Tri ougress, Brown; Surplus, Nienols; Larkin Uhurbuck, and Peton, Hatch, Bostou; # A Sieward, Movs, Fall Haver; Jos * Potta, Covert, Pawtucket, Ri; Tadinua, Corson, Brooklva, NY HicHMOND, June 9~Arr Grand Islnd, Leecunt, Boston; Ex tra, Overton Jersey City; Gen Warne, Robinson, ‘Thomas- u Cuanceston, June 8—Si'd F A Brown, Weathrock. ¥ Jedi's. Arc “sh Alliones, Tucker, Havre—-April 30th, L 20 lon. 17.3, supplied Br br g, Cancdian with pro Canadian was out 116 ds ‘in Coost Malabar, bound to Pl May '6th and 7th from lou 4845, to 48, edutivued to see ices dergs until ic became foggy—preeumed’ we must have passed fon {9 Also arr, Ansoo, Barkiuan, NYork—40 miles § op: Henry, saw the sehr Diva Kingston, Mess water At i b fim ns stint in & M the wr al Also arr, J) 76:30, fH in wit ‘of about 100 ¢ wa 4 id appeared to hy usty as all of her standing Timing, Se m her Mosite, Juvet—Cd corr w, *hate, fr Boston. New Odteans June 2— rr} Melia, Stewart, St Ann's Bay, J+; sew Yorw, Wright, Gaiveston sin ON AS CLERK OR UATI ven who vow is pos exe ht Wg. fitor AB. ©., at this office, INFORMATION WANT a nour . Soy eas, women was tr tase By a0) D. ing im the West will hea: of something Warre din the country f rove youag laly ant | two gitle, sged Baud Lye ry withta 20 or Lorty mutes [ol dhe city iv a'rescectable priv te family wea @y odachvol oderave scPrre resneetfwily inform ia the Fimaie of the Fist he ugh the omission of pr» by the pesson having that charge, oud that oo b ame tached to either Siguora Lorguese or Signor Rape'ti L216 F, PALMO. PORT OF NEW YORK, June L sUN sU9KS nt tek 8 | moon ws aU terre 7a9ln Cleared. Ship Garonne, Mre mas, Pines, nzay, Neamitn & Wels! Joho Craig, Con wily, London, Ts Winslow; Elida, Molback, Heimbars, vance, Scott, Quebec Roche, Bo: Schindt & Batchen; Perse ets & Co—Brigs Juds in, Bryson, Domerera, Ca: field & Spen Rizzo. Palerino. L talmeri; Symetry, Jelard Island, G& Mary Frances Tarr ; Pierce, Augusta, isliza Meserote, Lowan, Richmond, Crook & Fouike. Arrived. Brem barque Republik, ‘Ligelow, 36 days from Bremen with t indve to Henchen & Sul Leon Liswell to Subs, Whit cr y & co. Cayuga, Jackson, Wilmington, NC, naval stores to the master. Bog Brothers, Mays lasses, &c, to Brett ‘one. ich: Spy, Carter, 4 days from master. stores, to KE. Powell. Sehr Soutl “ew Bedford, bornd to Philadelp! Schr J B Cooley, Eldridge Bost n, mdse, Schr Jasper Hawes, Boston, mdse Sehr Cambridge, Hall, Boston, iadse. Schr Fxel, Boston, mdse Sehr F derricx, Wilkins, Salem, RW Rores. Schr Ceyion, Shepherd, Camden, lime Schr Watchinan, Smith, Thomaston, lime, Schr Patriot. Thomaston, hime. =toop Kival, Frisbie, 9 dav» from Nasrau, NP, with dye riot, Atwood, or on, At Governors’ Harbour, scr Pearl, wig for jomaster Lefcat Nassau Ch Below. Ship Hottinguer, Bursl mndse to Woodnull & Minturn Br brig Robert Ann, from Greenoek. with coal. Brig C verman, Davis, from Porto Rico. Also a Br barque unknown jailed. Ships Usited States, Britton, Liverpeol; barques Mary Jane, London; Josephine, St ‘t vanaah, Savannali; Judson, Winaies; ¢ntares, do. Miscellancous. Packer Suir Switzervanp for London will to-day. mainmast and main topmaat shive ed. Notice to Mariners. ees at St. Anna, Brazits—Tri th J commu: lowing Province of Maranham, the formation ofall persons interraced therein, viz? "The Light House erected onthe Island of vines of Mai long. 43 deg. avy light da vear, Owing t ted to this Corporation that he hae re it. Ann m, in lac, South 2 deg. 16 min. i8 sec: ¢ west of Greenwich, hs of July and August o undergoing repairs’, By order. ERT, Secretary. Liant House on PryrmoutH Breauwa Horse, London, May 14. 1814 ~ Notice ‘esse! will be ta Il burn at an elevation of 63 feet above the level ing tides—and w seaward—and whits wi'bin toe jine of the Breakwater. Notx.—A bell will be rung in foggy weather. y order, S HERBERT, Secretary. Whalemen. New Brororp—Arr, Liverpool, Slocum, Indian Ocean, with 1700 brls wh 106, do sp oil St Barbara, Oct. ifurnia, Arthur, of and tor Boston, in April. Len at St Carlos, Feb 1s t cruise: Henry Tith, Ttambler, off Masnafu Sid, Ameth: m. Nout 0 spon a crumse—rep Jan 23, 204. Cld, Champion, Sauatord, NW C Bailies, and Mary, Corey, NW Coast Spoken. Barque Olof, Wyk, of Boston, 4 days from Hava St Petersburg, ‘th eT Cony Gil ys from hilad for St Thomas, May 30, lat 27 30.N, 19 Moxy, Graot, fm Wilmington, NC for Falmouth, Jam, 91st ult. lat 29, lou 69 20, Washioxton, of Petersburgh, fm Mobile for Liverpool, 27th ult. lar 25, lem # Gov Da ‘eef. fm Mobile (Point 12th ult,) for Liverpool, 20th alt, lat 26 4, ton 79.45 Keex, Weish, fo NOrleins for Liverpool, 24th ult, lat 25. fon @4 30 ‘Alert’ M rating down bom 12th wet, Ine Br i Golf 26th ult, tat 24, lon 82 20. loo 23 34 ict Moy Sin, ‘at 4545. lou 3140 Lib rty, stecricg Kast, same date A ship witha block ball iy the fore topsail, steering East, sappoaed to be the Columbus, 10th ult, lar 44 25, lon 34 16 banenuel, [Br] 4 dey srom Loudon tor NYork, 13h, lat 44 8, Jon 41 é pineney of Portsmouth, fm Liverpool for the U States, same ate Sa quehanosh, fm Phiindetyhia for Liverpool, 30th Int 29 30, Jon 70 30. El-zabeth Frith, fim Boston for Charleston, 4th instent, off Haueras, Foreign Ports Buawes Avaes, April 19—In port, Linuea, (8w.) Olson, for Kk soon Perwamnvco, April 9—!9 port, Yyloh, Pollerd, fom Buenos Ayres. side h, ¥litaberh mall, Cobb, Cowes auriINaM Apil M—lo port Cambrion, Dtowe, hones, just ont, fe geriy N bes rived; she ay “t Montey deo Mayacura May 24—I!n port, New Hoven, Downs, for NHa- . Bie: Isabella, McKee. ior NYo ky 4; Giri d, Gilpat Chai on. Soule, for Ponce, to load for Ntlaven; Au ra, Chase. for Gen Marion, Shepherd fe do awe; Mana, une, Nancy » doy William, Brice fur \ York, lg; Win Nels iph a dos Nonpareil neinda Saow, Kendal » JOHN, NB Jane 2—Ar ny Vroom, do; Olive, Jeffrey, NYore. Cla Lt, Woodlands, Preton, April 27=I» port, Solon, Berry, fn St. Johns, NF. for Newport, kde Home Ports, Easrront, May 30—Are \ in, Smith, Philad; 'ole,Nor- NYork: June 4 Only Danghter, Meiuflie, N York; sld » Mite. Kies, A Catats, Jun 4 NYork. Sid th, ‘us, Cortrell, rk; Bist, Proxy, ih, A‘lumant, + Great, Youle: heoe, Bryent, Phited:lphia. ia faa Deen Istanv, May 31=Arr Scioto, Thompron, Wilming- ngton, W Tedi. dam ton. Bangor, Juce Arr Banner, Stover, Philadelphia; Albert, Royal Welcome, Porto itieo, Cid, Houlton, Merithew, ‘ Halevou, Patterson, N York, Wiscasset. June 6—Arr Oriska, Sith, Boston Kexsepusk Jno ‘Art Statesman, Wass, Georgetown, h Lorinda, Kelly, Harrington for Bal Ann, Herrick, Sarinam, Mth alt; Daniel, net, Baker, NYork. Porttano, siay 9—Arr ogres, Hont, Matooras Grh—Arr well NY ork. Cid Lydia, Usiey ou daloupe for Baltimore, aad » —Below Gen. Warren, Philndely hin; PORTSMOUTH, Ju Delt: ave Menuno, NYork “ewauRyront, June8— Arr Tiberias, Tibbetts, Rondout— mary, Newport and New York 9%th--Arr Sue id Jare, Keynes, Rondout- M,May 9—Arr 1 amply ll, St Croix; Zotom, fad Veni. + Ballard, and Wave, Row Hlorenee, Lovell, Albs- sav orks Darin, Havana; Georgiana, Mobile; Pioveer ty Percival, and ch} Gist, Bo ter Clara, NO ea Acorn, Hower, Philadelph: Jom; Larch, Allen, Port au wart, MePorland, doy Washin bitve, Washirgs Joo Duckp, Mitiard, Potomac River, for Medford; (.- + Nickerson, Albacy; Brookhaven, Satterly, Ri wh, ver, Catherine F urty, Liverpool; Mary Stav.tou, . M Joy, Buckap rt; Harvest, Kelly id Fame, Crowell. Philajeivhiny 4 Cld, Gey, Win M Rogers, Taylor i are York sinha Are) Hen Rodman, Shephard. and ky Mogvet, Kelly, do Sid 8th p slohin, Barnard, Phtedy Teh wt us Naxrocker, Ju Maia, Taylor, dy fale hehe a or gn rr, nate Fite er, Rob}; on. Ine Ie Phraig Loiy’ Wasvington, Jowes, Albany 5 ‘Ire sty We Te, York sailed. Splendid Spooner, (ape D Di 'y tof Alri ‘Lryail, Gibbs, Baltimore; Amy Uprrensao) Weeds: haateoes and Feary O King, Warten, Philadelptie, . Baltinare, J Wolfe—Barqnes ‘Tho- Me,, Dole days from Windsor, N3, with 200 wy tL days from Nuevitas, with mo ichmond, with mde, to the Schr Alfred F ‘Thorn, Sandford, Wilmington, NC, naval GOOD SAKAD SEGARS, for sle 125,000 Gere tininton aces pete hina and ace the sampesat any time 4:28) TOST OFFICE, New York, Juve 10, 1844 GLISH MAIL—Letter Baus ver Koy) Mail steamer DALEDONIA, will be cloved at the Upper aud L Post Offices in ths erty, on Seturday the 15th in minates past 4 o'clock, P.M. ernie ovexchsingle Ie-wr, mart b paul 51a Ate JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P.M, ORWIGN AND AMERICAN PRINT STORE, fore maily 7 Wall st, hasre-vjeved at 36 ( ryon Kow, with lire assortment of all ktuds o vines, line and mezzotits; old Engrave ge by the c leb-td ds, Drawings, iu tic Build ga, Oreginol the stuent Old Paintings bough © rricatares of every & ings token ond rogepiie and Copper P More than 9,000 vasiety for Serap Books, French =. glish Mezzotintes, alter Sharp, Lx Braw Bartol &> Also. some rp'endid English large modera K qravings, root; very fine Portrait of Sir Rovert Peel, engt three wuiseas, Eo ; Mattin’s Deluge, May Day, Royal Keview, with ts, celebrated portrait of Heary Clay, fine impressions —wholesale and retail. B, Pervons living by the lines of will be paid in forwarding Pria lL be sent in order that parties may select Jers received so purchare and sell PS. ‘To those wanting these spiend drew b: w:'l call soon, KUNTER, 36 C1 JU etre MR. DEMPSTER’S SECOND BALLAD SOIREE N. Y. SOCIETY LIBRARY, BROADWAY AND LEONARD STREETS, i Dr MPSTrR has the honor to annouyce that his Se from Liverpool, May 7th, with Cordova, Bath; ‘homas; brigs Sx- Scr Provipence. at Providence from Bath, was struck by ightniag in the afernoon during thethunder storm, and had tinity Honse, London, . 1844 ~The Coosut Geceral of the Brazile baviug ed the tole wrimation from His xcellency the Presiteat of she mn ix herby notified for the tne 1 id ill uot show the present —Tiinity ven, that the Pest in curse of Plymouth Souud, ords Commis: and th:t the ening of Sainrday, appear red in all direction® bound te isoa, fm Sew Bedtocd foe ihe North of Kurops, f Brunswick, 16 ds fm NYork for Liverpool, Dromo “kabeus, fur Salem, 9 davai v ave, Do tver, for herve, rext day to! Gioneest: 1: ran pus Sayward, Pleisdes, Alviee, Parsoas. henee . Aynes, Ap Wallaston Franks Joba. Ohada Hacchinsor do; from Malaga, id, had cot a: Balt, wew caigo; A-gon, Chase, fm Nortols just ple, Clark, Philadelphia; 41- | IVA “cond Baliat Soirre will be giver at the Society Libr on Friday evening, Mth Jane, whea he wall sing the tollowing Songs and Ballads :—Dear Lasd ot My Birth; When the Night wind Bewaile h: 1 Cauna Lo’ Him Less; Can | forget to Love Thee, Mary? Bird of the Wil ‘Jeanie Morrisons ly Nannie QO; Oh! show ue some a Man fora’ that; ‘She Loved One th of Warren, nay be seen at the Music the door. t o'clock, ertainment will be g.ven me place, on Monday evening, 17:h June, with aehanue ine. 4 je8 thre CHEAP SUMMzR HATS—i79 BROADW DAVID 7 Doors open at A 8. MILLS, Hatter, (:ete rlobby & Mille, '8 Broadway, Howard’s Hotel, has now c aseorument, of Summer Hats. Geatlemen are requested to ¢ exomine them. jez lwe hand a « omplote he next at Washirgtoa Hall, comer This Evenirg, ot a quarter b ral and Pucccual kiteud-ner is partiewlar- f imporrance will be preveat d. N MNMAN, Nee Seer tary, ettes ac the offive of the Ke orner of F NT: ing the city will find at our establish- most alegant and extensive wholevnls aod retail ent of ‘A Y AKTICLE® FOR PRESENTS on this side the Atlactic, which we uke pleasure in showing, Any other house Our present gud Sun Shad ek of Fancy Stationery, Umbrellrs, Parasols Hiding Whipn Faus, Card d Toblets, Desks, Dreasin: Boxes Hi fomery, Fauey Porcelam and, Glass, Gilt, Suet aud. N ing Jewelry, and indeed of every thing we ave accustomed import is 98 complete and perf-cl as can be desired. A full Cacalogue bas just been published wid may be bad ow application, VIFF ANY, YOUNG & ELLIS. jel2 'm eod ive HON SAFES.It inna loucer a question what sain Is the best protection against fire, as all admit WILDERS Saln- m-ncer to be the only really’ fire detiri—dempness 1. the only objection ever rused against them, which has now beeu evtire= 1¥ overcome, aad the aubseniber chaileuges any one to Prove rn instance when any sate made by him, having his name upon a gilt plate (which ail now hove) thot hew ever injure’ goo! », Pavers or jewelry, by dampuess. He pledges himself to the Dublie, tak ail sates made by him shail ve fie proof, hi w oy should one tail loss Hd be greats A = 6 upon Wider Got, he having purchased the exclusive right Clor the Sate of New York] to manu actuse acd eae Salamander, and se and, orders r] Sie sarchouse and factory No. 19 W ter atre SILAS ©. HeEeKRING N_B—Second-hand Safes for sai at less than haif-priee, jel2 Lo dvawy ce WICH PANTRIES AI TACHED TO With hout Board, ina healthy ana veligh: roure, *ithin th Iron © for the Last ten yearr pa vartend to every branch of sick njeer to, por veularly in sn hy ar incurable He wishes reerive the first medicine 7 Th E—The « the same terme thac he ha» {New work, namels ST Me de at eet a few doors worth from Broadwoy. S Heine, M DB. JeiZimer G ymav Physician. STRANGEKS BEWARE. rs this ome of Quackery acd Hambug i post important to choose on xvereneed phys cias—Dr. J Evans has removed + in.o'd Galen Head D specaary to No 289 Pear! street, coraer Keckunoo street, where he contiangs hr mos? extias)dirary ymatter how complicated He Heat there is no Deb vaw ver with sn} tof the Union, and en: losing five dotiars. BEACON COURS TROTTING, GALURDAY, Jove 15h ats o'clock A math for 82°00 SY 1. Weodroffe naines 8 Rivton, t» go 16 a wagon. W. Wheelan namer B. G. 0 go Lonsuiky hents bes 3 Male + At day, match for $500 two mile heets, to go as they please. betwoun Atnerican iow and. Quaker. Che prep tore also offer a Purse of $100—fier for al! trout horses three mile heats, iv haruess, toe moe off the last © eee in luce Kvtuies to he made at R. Siaith’s, on Kiitay, Jone Wh, by 9 r, M. ‘three or more to make ® race. Pein CENTREVILLE TROTTING COURS HE PROPRIETORS of she abore Course will given Parne of $50, free for all trotting h rea that vever won purrecver one hundred *oliars, wile hea'e beat in ved der 2 addle, three or more ty make a reee, to come oft Thursday day, a Parse of $30 fiee for oll Pacing Horses. » best in five, in harness, :hree or more to make a 110, 2 Puree of $400, free for all Trot iog Horses. Three Miles avd Repeat, in Harorss, three or more to make a rae, to come off ¥onday, Jure 2h he aboveentries ro elo at Mr. Jones’ Serond Ward Hotel, iEhursday, the 13th instant, at (0 o'clock PM. jt fia UST arrived from the Sonth a spleedid lot of rt hatched youu Mocking Birds fall grown and commensal shanna singing emen raised by hand, very gentle, avd mate bird. An: wanting to purchase any plese to call at aii Clinton street between ton avd Stanton. will be sold cheap, can be geen at any time during this week ; also an exquisitely fine Spanish Poodie Jb aw re NO. 144 FULTON STREET. OVE CENTRAL, and commodious premises, o¢- ny. and subsequently refi ¥ ja conpect.oa with et, ia now for sale, with ell k yo eating rom yy conductin 1etor h honse Th iment’s notice For rouditions, & ANE SWHENY i IREWORKS, CRACKERS, FOURTH OF JULY, 1844. COUNTRY and city deat ; their f ih. beat hat am served me we have removed from 8 to 88 Chatham, je3 Im*ec day, in th and promptly aitended to, Will besold,at No. 28 ar Mow, by virtay the entire of the establish, oelvck = the chermomuter atrod iy the sex tion, 34 wo 26 (Rar) | aitn. the 4 to his mother’s fawnd, QoL, 76 wply permonally, or by note to G. | * rate Je | will be veady for | vit 0 toexamine aud judge forthemselves 9358 10 (1&/2*m ‘Phe overland postaxe of 18% | themat coruer of f Kogras | | And 6 dozen ord He di van, Preot, | ment, Now 259 and 260 Broadway, bevend cou.parison the and eogige to sell at prices as low (saying the least) as those of AMUSEMENT‘ AUCTION SALES. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ban pepenyees —=———_—_————EEES Ee THOMAD BELL, Aactioncsr Store No. 11 Spruce street. les of Dry Goods, Clothing, and Varieties, every F iday sales Furniture, every Wedorsday and Satur ‘Out-door busiucss, and jeS ween Auctioneer. FRIDAY, hall if a mortgage, and otivr Surmiture, Glaus Ware. &o | st) well kuown as the Cornucopia. 7 tho Jett are BENJAMIN MOC UCTION NOTICE—DRY GO & Co will se!l this dav at 10 0’el the balance of « stock of a retail dry for convenience of ele, consist m Siaple and Fares ction herd in Courier & E: well worthy the attenti A’y riCk—By SuikRE » ant HARDWA et, a quan! N&O Rh—This doy furn stave fron ge OAD InVOieN of > SMITH. Auctigueer BY HH. F2 WILLAKD, Siore 304 Broadway, cor, Duane B. . W. will give his por Household Faroiture, Dry G relic quishirg honsekeepiag or bu Sars retried iu all cases ex soon as the goods shall have been sold and de Liberal every deserip de, if required, ou merehandize of it reste m2t tin? im IGHLY TI8't* DOUG NAL OL PAINT NGS. JAPAN PORCKLAIN AND FURNITUR, AT VeTlo LEVY & SPOONEK willsell at No, 69 Daaue dveedsy acd Vhare ay mormings, at! o’ ek, 3h June, av ie invorre of eighty high ‘i 1 Out Pactingss Originel Japan Garkered Poreel sin rd cooristinog of lage andsn ll overenfty inches Set, &e The jar pa re vd vartgated Stands, 1; Canmee with dea x," Ke wis brought ro thine. the shiv Anceli from Amsterdam, anda @ of the ri hes (uey of thes xtee century, and former'y keor in th collve ion 0 ities by th bee eyn-ah rg of Levdeu, in Holl nd The sation, with eatatogue, oa Wedresday, atthe above lice where these who may be wesicous of en ink their €o leetion or omar e ting their Picton, are im FIREWORK OE £219 desertation and “ize, made of the bos! imsteriats d by skilful workmen, will be sold as cheap ay any otner manufierur ror yonder in the city All works are warranted Forsale, by W.& RK. BALLAGH, NEW YURK OPERA HOUSE, jae Dollar, to all parts of the house =£) -yast_7—Vertormanee to commener at & POSITIVELY LAST SIGHT OF THE ITALIAN PALMO’S BENEFIT. F. Patmo has the honor to aunva_ce Chis patrons and friends icgensraily t actvief lowing Arsts will aypear having kincly volvotesed their services ou this Doors open at FRIDAY EVEN NG, J ‘The performaxces will com euce w favorite graud (vei cession, * Grand Pas de Deox, Ki Pole- nied (Dan Walle DEBJANDIN 8 fs ne “istol and the Poinard, uch appiause) from June 1th, “ey ith the ad act of Donizetti’s After which, on th raved Uvncers Mas vd To be followed hy the ¢ (which was r ceived with F Cavatina “While my heart its joy is reveali g,? frem the Grand Scena ant Vuetio from the Cperaol Gemans di Ver Signora Borghese and >i Deux, La Mezarks, by M. He Desjardins and r Grand Scena e Duetto, by parteular i “Se fiato in corpo avete,” which was received with LUCIA Di LAMM#KM Stage Manager E (Fhe public are besa newly arrauged and in full operation, CHATHAM THEATEHE, med that the Baths have a handsoine style, as vorste Jha Sefton's exgaxement, in rm iteher in Fngland, ¢ commence wih GOLDEN FARME® Altec whieh a variety of PARK THEATRE, After whieh, with full grate ral nc MAD's © Lik BU te UR AJARDINS. ited thy CAKNIVALE Do ZILA! w th Venatiors, com raed bw Page Vetes EL KORPONA mpaviineats. from Doni« p quests Simplice PalcaSie BOR: : st La Polaces by viad nake his first appenr- » HONGKOLS® | tla te vor a Reta. IE BORGHESE LL. wil! execute} al Aref YANK LA, OF LYO ¥*—Claude Mel- plan Ratwplay by 4 notte, GG VAN dottrojyd re No. 1 Chaubers, cor Chitham st. ALKING MATCH —J seph Martio wisws to form Mr Hen se at he is now prepare! tC. back himself, far from Two Huadied Dollars, to walk ou « fourteen o, Fifty Hours, without feet plat Should Mr Hen- dervon fel desirous of bveking his opi at Martin cannot arcomplish the feat a match will be made, at as eat George W. Farley's, 166 Cherry street, corner of Market street rateh to. ome off tn five days from the ti LAWYERS, STATIONE. VERY superior lot of iinport d Pare writing on bos sides. Also, 20 dow 80, a few vonen' Velluc Bro # cr eof the mo- Ject 2t* ere revared for Pare ment, ve pind pa meter. Kor in the sale low, 2 Bounet Sore. ADAMS. Jel dt wa i 7 CED 20 FOR BOSTON, Vv t t AND PROVIDENCE F FO BOSTON $2 50 DECK FARE $1 50) B NO ROY Devoe $I. , splendid and fast steamer NEW RREY, Captain RA. Rory will leave the foot of Barclay street orth side) d his Aft reoon, at Su’cloek. Tuestay, June Lu “egalar deys from New York, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. From t'rovidence via Newport, Mondays, Wea- nesdays and *rideys, amunediately after the arrival of the tens boat train from Boston i 4 ‘The New Jersey sn a new boat, has largeand extensive cabins, @ forge runber of elegant state roows, and is fitted up im the beat poss ple manner. For possare or freight, apply to $. Bennett, at the office on the what 12 3m*re NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT ¥Y AND TROY~Morning che foot of Barclay street, landing fat intermediate pinces. i 1 EMPIRE, Captua 8, BR. Roe, this morn: ing AUT w clock, p The steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, to-morrow forme, at 7 o'clock. fi Beveung e from the foot of Courtlandt street, direct. The steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. MeLean, this evening at 7 o'clock. i tra ALBANY, Captain R. B. Maey, to-morrow eveuing, at 7 4 ¢ ‘The Boats of this Line, owing to their light draugnt of we- ter, are able at all times to pass the bars, and tereh Albany and (roy in ample tine to take the morning train ef ears for the east or west. ‘or passage OF freight. appty ov board, or «1 che offices om the wharves, Jel? re ARRANGEMENTS VOR 1. OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFIDN, 00 Pine street, corner of South er 100 P =e subscriber begs leave to call the attention of his ed sad the publie m general, to the following arrangements for 14, for the purpone of bringing out eabin, 2d eabyn, and steer. ce }aasengers, by the Regular Liue of Liverpool Packets, gail ag the tst6th, Tith, tivh, Zistand 26th’ of every sn? Loadon Packets, to sail rom New York, the ta Wth~and from London on the 7th, 17th and 27th afeach month, {i ction With the above for the perpose of afford- lities to passengers, the subscriber has es: s New York built, coppered aud copper tasten ip, to sail panetually every week thronghout the y Sor the accommodation of persons wishing to remitmoney to eit tunilies or friends, drafts are given, payable at sight, ow he following Danks, viz t= Provingial Banik of Ireland, payable at Limerick, Cloumel Londonderry, Wexford, Belast, Waterford, Armaith, Athlone, Colerain Bathing, Yralee, Youghal, i Vionayhan, Banbridge Ballymenx Dowupatrick Cavan, Largan, Oigannes Strabai pooner, Atwoo: Bankers, London; Waterloo Road, Liverpool; payable in every cows, wGr in. For forther information (if by letter, post paid, )apply to JOSEPH Med URAL. 100 Pine street, ectuer of South, N. ¥ Or Mesury. PW. BYRNES & 00, 3% Waterloo Roa 19 6m’ Liverpool. roy LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKE I> Poa tron Sew York on the 26th and Liverpool omthe 11th eaer month. iki. cy New a ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 26th March. SIDDOND, Captain EB. Cobb, 26th April. ship SHERIDAN, Captain FA. Depeyster, 26th May ship GARRICK, Capt. BL A. Trask, 26th June, om Lavenroot thip SHERIDAN, Capuuin A. Depeyster, Lith Mare. ship GAIOUICK, Captain Bo LH. fmal, th Apni Ship ROSCTUS, Captain Joho Collies, [ith May ship SIDWONDS, Captam f.. B. Cobb, lth June. ‘These ships are all of the first class, upwards of 1006 tons, vuiltre tne city of New York, with’ snch improvements as combine gten: speed with anual eomfort for prasengers. very care has been taken in the arrangement of their accom- ionn, ‘The price off erauage hence is tor which Je stores wil! be provide? ‘hese ships are commanded by dinsstera, who will meke every exertion to give Ke caytains or owners of the ships will be respor jetters, parcels or packages sent by them, anless ree of lading are signed therefer 1 Or passage spp y 80 hk. COLLINS & CO. 56 south st.. New York, orto BY OWN, SHIPLEY & UO., Liverpool. Letters by the pach ots will be charged 12h cents per single eet ; 50 cents per oance, and newspape: ecenteach mt rre PACK BALL a 1 ee LIVERPOOL PACKETS, (34iling from Liverpool on the 7th aud [9th of every month.) Persons wishing to sead to the Old Country for their friends an make che weeessary arrangements with the subscribers, and ¢ them come out in this superior Line of Packets, Sailing (zom Liverpool punctaslly on the 7th aud 19th of every month. Chey will also have a first rate class of American trading ships, ailing every six days, thereby affording weekly comman tou from that port.” One of the firm (Mr. James D. Roche there, to see that they shall be forwarded with care and des ehh hould the parties agreed for aot come out, the money will returned to those who paid it here, without any redoe- ps Binck Ball, oF Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise he following magnificent Ships, ¥ Mhe ( XFORD The NeW YORK, CAMBRIDUE, COLUMBUS, SUROL SOUTH AMERICA .NGLAND NORTH AMERICA, ch eaperior and auegualled arrangements, t rs confidently look forward for a continua that sup: ort which has been extended to theta so many years, for which hey are gracetul. Those ‘proceeding, or re ing money to their relatives, can ight for any amount, drawn direct J, Dublin, also on : T, GROTE, AMES & CO Banke: givich will be paid on demand at any of the Dh or their Branches, in all the principal towns throughout England, Fre and, Scotland and Water, : OCH, BROTHERS & CO. 39 Hulton street New York, next door to the Fulton Bank. he Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail frore this erpoo! on the Ist and 19th af exch month. Parties fecnrning to tl country will find it to id this favorite Line forthe ait, le EW Y 4 LTS. second Line—The Ships of this line will hereafter leave Ni York on the Ist, and Havre on che 16th of exch month, as fol- 7vK, vi New Ship ONEIDA, Captain James Fanck PRESCO! From New Youre Fnom Havan. M 6th April. Voth Augast. 16th Deceanber. Ship BALTIMORE, ith Ma: " captain 16th September Edward Kove #. Uisth Jannary. Ship UTICA, Ist May. 16th June. Captain Ist September } 16th October, rederiek H witt,2 Ist January. @ 16th February. Vow ship St. NIN LAS Ist Juae 6th July Captain Int October. } 16th November. J B. Pell, ist February. 216th March. ‘The accomimod sons of these ships are not surpassed, come all thatin y be required for comfort... The price ‘of nage ts $100, Passer lied with avery re ewerth th core Ia intended free from any them. Kor tre AL Pleasure Vachs OBIA, Pilot Bot Kigged of fifty two tone en, vow lyiog ot Pier 2 Kart River wear the retest. She iv well found im d rigginn and erreepect For further psrteul, ply on board, oF to Captaia JOMN HYVER, at JohaW-A very & Co. '909 Water street, ji lwere , Tho entertainments will be under the solo direction of MEK MITE LL WEDNESDAY EV’NG. Jane Wah Tet, will be produced ; Ora night with the Forty Previous to wh fi Mr Burns, | Prope ions +s Mr, Roberts. kat: aud Assistants, ors aud 1 tue malooes will be {GVN, Tresurer co the Com- ‘The arrangewencs at ly under the dirwetion of M: Police officers will be ia care will be taken to inal proper yersons will be 3 (7 Omuibuses will ttendance, and the utmost and deeoraa, and all im= om the Garden during the I TICKE NU POSTPONE ME: weather, asthe Grand loon is protected, and the New from the top aad sides, can be encloeed ar a moment's notice OLYMPIC THEATRE. ROPERLY veotiiatd a ment on account roatway to the Sa con, which is Ventilaed acd open every crening, except the extraorhnary fests in Music and Ventriloquiam,” by Mr. Sat: Necromancer of the Nineteeuth ce: tas new Music—n-w sceres of Ve His EVENING, TU MSvAY, June lth. Lower Boxes 50 cents Box office open as ususl. y. RBOCKER BOWERY cCATRE, UNDER CHARLES PARSLOE’S MANAGEMENT, Is couverted into 1 Museum of Mirth. Strange battrae, Gold is Presented nightly to the audi shilling pieces New Ballet, new ‘Lab Dances, new Coinic Songs, new bextsof Suength, new Fquili« brism, rew Wonders on the Sack Kope—each of which are wor the prie of admission, indep‘ndeut of the winning ove of the many Pit 124g. Begin at a quarver before 8. one would believe such an evening’s amusement without wit aux, new Come joxes 25 cents; VAUXHALL, Acting Manage | wnagers+Mr. Waleot HSDAY & THUMSDAY Evenings, Jone 12 and 13, * performance will commenes wil OWN OF PATS Ae - will dance a Habla! To concinde with che tau 3 WHO'LL LEND P ilander Addiebrain, M Kal Care and Omosbusses to nud Garden "ull miduigi dickets, 25 cents. CASTLE GARDEN. 4 aving been encoursged by ave received the past season patrons and the public genes Limited eogagement, w The Proprietors 0) Un the very flatteri are happy (o anuor that they hove «iheted, tho SIG \OK REN GICO, os Koown Unroughout th Also, LO De MEN O QUE as La Coraa, wien will NG, June 17, 144,10 th a cwpliy of Fire Works, udge, Je and Wm exhibition wil Indies, the Choid of Aur R. the most maguificent Bolter ince on wW RDN by open Garden, U Ks her Stanvon, loug aud well kao comineuce at 9 o'clock , ree! y ts will commence with Siguor a pars and 1 the 3} t Air, trom the serial beart wonderiul skillon’ La Cords ruyante, which he will exhibit the effecrsever Luempled oy avy human being. Qare ag, We most oy i ting Kope, on ost novel, striking acd + ous ettal wguiuceut B. zar Sal La Corde y ach esteemed ar iste ot the Heathea My thoi; a mblage Of many (olured 1h “db Martial Ma. he will perform a the ground, absol 104 oat ¢ Rope ot 4 Frevious ty coo mens i oyansl hocwet. will be oe wck, when the exnab: Beagsia Lights ¥ of lirewor Ks Need at suaduwa aud continued Uli 9 Kod vill Commence Ma ie Siquat Kockecs with Gold Karas tine beautital aud spinudid piece eadded the ialun Sua, Rocket the veamutal and maymilcent prcee, caiied Jinese Plantain ‘T with Brifliact Baud, onder the diveetion of their and Wil perlurm maigy of the 1s Baud 1 so ceebrau d, Tr Jeacer, Mr. Lothion, new aad favorne Beasoy Sunc.s » @aeaged to preserve ‘9 ceut , children ha AMERICAN, MUSEUM, ABIUAL GAKUIN ND Perkrbiua Comer of Broadway and Ane scree. P.T. BARSU ML f HIPCHUO -Keses Every Day and Evening Thi Mond. Week, commencing Each afternoon, at nai aod 8 in the evening THe 8! Are to be sen every day fiom Wv'elck AM wil 1PM, from 2 Gili Sy, aud fro 7 Ki 10. OKCTIBRAN Al iLY OF VOCALISTS! Oreo whom isa 2 MISS OF OSL SIX YEARS, engaged DY Mutversa, desi Western, Gieat Wesecn, La Petiie Cerito, and others OALLUON ASCENSID Faney Gass Blowing tn wih Croton Water ier of che glove Bevery afvernvoa end evening osumurama, Besuufal Kou. - Jia Million of Caros)ties coutechildrea ander ves PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSKUM. AND PICTURE | beh Macaa HEL Performance This | flernoon ATT KA GIANT BOY—16 YEARS ND OVER Sf, IGH! AND GIANTESS. hs 400 Vounds: AWAKE! -SSHORTER THAN TOM FEET HIGH; s Eid s PAINTINGS OF THh CUNFL, bh CHURCHES IN PHILADELPHIA ! Destroyed during the late it an eminent artest. square feet of canvass, Fourteen Years BEING THREE bye A GIANTS, i Taken open che spot, by ‘These pictures cove bracing the whole of the Suge, SUCCESS OF TH AN FAMULY, wuy-bem Vocalists | snow Seven Small Children ! odists, aa they sing OW TEN, wd drink OF iN formers are eugaged— vomie Delineator! Master BARTON consisting of a Facher, ‘These are the Keel Or he es The following MR WIN Ht ta GARTLON, the Mr. CONOVEs MAST Grod Cosmorama, Self Playing Melod Gallery, and 9600 ¢ o'clocn, for che €or chars to the perform ‘we rrmances Wednesday ce of the day visits; no a : the evening at & mi6 ~~ POSILIVELY THE LAST NIGHT HINDOO MIRACLES. Business of the utmost importance having eolled the Fakir from she city, he will eoue. ad THIS, (WEDNESUAY EVENING) JUNE 12th, WASHINGTON HALL, BROADWAY, ¢ al new expecimente, an of KEUL FRATS Jn which cecasi tad ok TWEL-E WOs or NATURAL MAGIC, Prog -ammes at Mumie Scores, Le Oven at TH and jock. Admi tance %% TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasuinaton, June 10, 1844. ANNEXATION. Mr. Bewron rose in his place at the opening of the session this morning and commenced some re- marks about annexation, 1m so low a voice that I could only catch here acd there Jefferson—reso- lutious—house—mystified—authorized to eequire foreign Lersilory—srasered by the Mississippi—the Presideut should have the approbation of the House—Treaty with Spain CNore.—Berrien, Moretiend, Evans, and others, are talking so loud that | can’t hear } I propose that negotiations shall be opened both with Mexico and Texas. If the consent of Mexi- co shail be sought for in a proper spirit, | denbt not it willbe obtained. J assume that the consent of Mexico is necessary. Mexico can fix her own pric: in granting sovereignty to Texas. We are ina state of amity and eemity with Mexico. The rights of Mexico must be respected {Nore—J Q. Adams, and many other M. C. are In the Senate listenivg. J Our trade with Mexico is valuable. We exchange our goods with Mexico for solid bullion— {nu 1535 our trade with Mexico amounted to some $3,000,000. The war broke out with Texas and trode fell off with Mexico to a million and a half. J, sir, who am the oldest supporter of the annexation of Texas—I, sir, the only consistent supporter—I, sir, the most able defender of the rights of these countries—I, sir, am in favor of the anoexation of as. Yet | would not make the consent of Mexico an absolute condition. | would leave the question to the deciciea of the constitu- tional authorities. The time may come when the consent of Mexico may be unnecessary. Mr. Benton commented with very strong em- phasis upon the part enacted by the executive in rushing in with a firebrand between two countries at peace, under the sanction of an armistice, to disturb their harmony. It isan act of barbarism uoknown even to the barbarians of modern times. This President Tyler has done. Texssand Mexico are not formed for union. 'Texaa is geographically a part of the valley of the Miseissy Here Mr. B. weut on to show the causes which have alien- ated Texas forever trom Mexieo, alluding in. this connexion to the horrors of the battle of San Jacinto. He spoke of the messenger who was sent to Mexicvo—as sent not to gain Mexico’s consent, but to ask Mexico not to get angry at the Treaty. He now proposes to rub out—as it has rubbed out—all and begin again p Here Mr. B. laid down what he called the basis of a proper Treaty Hele 1. As to the boundary. The same as indicated in the resolution of 1806. A natural boundary. The Rio Grande, &e. 5 Sr ME [The Whigs keep up such a talking it is impos- sible to hear.] 2 The next basis is, that the State of Texas shall be admitted into thie Union by virtue of this act. I make of Texas about enough for four States, 200,000 square miles. Let one be admitted at once. It the whole be admitted as a Territory, we shall have the Missouri question over again 3 Let the remainder of that country be admitted as a Territory—one half slaveholding, the other free —divided by a line equally. I quarrel with no man who Wishes to seé slavery abolished.— Ia my position, | am about as far removed from those who would run a muck in fa- vor of slavery, as I am from those who would runa muck against it, He spurned the idea thet Texas must be annexed “ now or never” It is not_now or never, but it ie now and then and always. Mr. B. ho was ation by treaty, Houston had not the right y T Let the people of Texas do it legislative act. ‘Then it will have ha, authority. Mr. B said he was not in the position of the new annex- ation converts—the new Texan Neen (sneeringly.) |, sir,am an old man, Here Mr. B. alluded to this ques- tion of annexation as an agent in the Presidential ques- tion. He said that he was opposed to it from the outset. He said so when he came here ast fall ; It would mar the question. (Note—I wish | were a stenographer, and I would record Mr. B ; for it really goes beyond any thing Ie in prose, poetry or romance.) I have written on the subject every thing worth knowing—and years ao. Let the neophytes go to school to me. Those have been attempting to run me down as ancnemy to annexation who never heard of Texas, [Here Mr. B produced nine members of La Salle, (or whatever the name be) from which he read extracts writ- ten by himself, in which he glorified numerously ] 1 wrote that long ago—I have nothing new to compose in this new Texas fever—l 1-1 —1— with these remarks I beg leave to introduce @ Bill. BENTON’S BILL. A Bill to provide for the annexation of Texas. — Be it enacted ke. that the President of the United States be and he is hereby authorised and advised to open nego: tiations with Mexico and Texas for the adjustment of boundaries, and the annexation of the latter to the United States on the following basis, to wit :— E 1. The Boundary of the annexed Territory to be in the de. o-* nrairie west of the Nueces and along the highlands and mon.*ainous heights which divise the waters of the Missiaxippi isom the waters of the Rio del Norte, and to latitude 42 degre north, 2. The peopte of ‘ix “x, by a Legislative act, or by any authentic act which show ‘the will of the majority, to express their assent to said aL~exation 3. A State to be called th boundaries to be fi ceeding that of t f Texas,” with extent not ex- argest Stat Union, © otmitted into the Union by virtue of this act, on an equal ing with the original States 4. The remainder of the annexed territory to be held and disposed of by the United States as one of their terri- tories, and to be called the * South-West Territory ” 5. The existence of slavery to be forever probibited in the northern and north western part of said territory, so as to divide, as eqnally as may be, the whole of the an- nexed country between slave-holding and non-slave-bold- ing Stat 6 The assent of Mexico to be obtained by treaty to such annexation and bountary or to be dispensed with when the Congress of the United States may deem such sssent to be unnecessary. 7. Other details of (he annexetion to be adjusted by treaty, so far as the same rauy, come within the scope of the treaty making pow DEATH nounced the death of Mr. Read of Dr Stuncron he} the House He mo arm for the usnal time, andadjourn, Carried, } 10 exe O'c1ock—Mr, Buxton has just finished one of the most extraordinary speeches ever uttered by mortal man. It was a most violent, convulsive, ridiculous, con- temptible effort to put himselt right before the people on the que nof annexation. | will not trust myself te pon it. have had some conversation with the demo- cratic Senators, and you may be sure that none of the 16 will vote for Benton's bill. “It will in fact probably never be voted on at all; and Mr. Benton undoubtedly a0 expected when he introduced it, for it will be referred to the com - mittee, who will either let it die or report against it. Ben- ton’s only object in introducing the bill was to pnt him seit vectus in curia upon the Texas question—crawl out of at dilemma as an opponent of annexation-—and ‘As to his speech which he made, every body «ays that they never heard the like of it from any other lips, Some of hisown friends say it stinks of egotism and ith He tried to show that he is the great Tam, and every body else are nrophytes. House of Representatives. Wasuinaron, June 10, 1844. No business of importance was transacted in the House to-day. At anearly hour Mr. Bidlack an- nounced the death of his colleague, the Hon. A. H. Read, one of the representatives from the State of Pennsylvania. After a neat aod appropriate eulogy on the character and services cf the deceased, Mr. Bidlack concluded by offering the usual tesumo- nials of respect tor his memory, which were unani- mously adopted. The House then adjourued. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finer Boann, Tuesday Wilmington RR 86 2 ; 250 do do $500 City 6's, 1846, cash 10 0 shores Girard Bank ys 200 de do cash 11; 50 do do bot 11; 60 do do dds 11, $1000 Tennessee 6’, Is 86}; $200 State 5's 77; 70 shares Com. Bk Natchez 22 Srcoxo Boanp, June 11.375 rhares Wilm R R 6d 896; 160 do do b 626; 100 dodo rw 309 do do %6 ; 100 de do 25}; $10,000 State db 5772; $0000 dob Sf 772; $000 do 6 ds £77}; $2:00 do 77}; $200 Annu 1846, 80, 100 shares 8. 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