The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1845, Page 3

old city stock, issued in 1820 and 1629, and duein 1850, by parohasiog up aad exchanging stock of longer date. Sicce May they have exchanged $6,000 fire indemnity stock for un equal amount of fire loan stock, due in 185i end $2,445 ot water loan stock. af 1960, fo amount due in 1347; $4,900 due in 1868, $7,000 du $110 650 in 1870, $24,200 in 1859, for eq i 9, due in, 1860 auction, in April last $313,395 has already been realized, and the balance is se- feito by bond and’ or oe ge, and property, which, sc- cording to the terms of is to be delivered ou the 1st of May and 10th of July next, which amou: ‘Phis, with the balance due from last yea: absorb ull the temporary water loan due this year, mounts to $387,121, as follew: | Six per cent,. ....$290,45@ Four anda hf pret, ae Five per ceut,. 77280 Four per cent. ok The Comptroller states eet * the sinking fund o nance, as now established, jolably maintained, the whole of the present debt " "the city, and the amount which it will be necessary to create tocomplete the wa- ter works, can be rsdeemed as it falls due. Uld Stock Exchange, $10000 U 8 6s, "62 113% 100 shas Morris Cul 4000 Penn’a 3's bio 743g 250 do do saw 7435 10 do 50 do bw 7 di 2 ao, do ble Bi 2 L air RR 23000 Ohi bin tiie 8 Ge, ‘2000 Reading WR vas or" "WN Jersey RR 5000 Iiinois spel 436 50 Paterson RR 2 ae Manhattan Bk Fy 5 Mohawk RR Am Exe me Si R us i ia ae F} 5 ae RR ie is ¢ Nor ant Wore Ihe 860 54 20 Reading BR tivo Second Board. #5000 Penn’. ah oe 4 50 Morri ‘an: 3 do 10 shas: N‘Am Trost MM do. 100 Reading KR 300 dor, 1. lig & 10 i tan Te lorris Cam 2% do Bs 75 Stonington RR New Stock ‘aahee A 150 shas US Bank c 5% er) 1436 49 3 40) 0' © 73% nw 73! bs Be © 79% 795 7. 2 do.108 Old sis ion cael oston and Mai ton RR, a5, N id We Western Rit, 03,7 io0 Resdlng RUG sola de aie $4 fe id and a lor 0) new Posse erg ye 13} 04.183 Birst sort Pots, blast Sa B piesa Chea, bis ea ots hi Kirst sort Pearis, bl ban Thi Coesterisca do. Condemned x Total,. f Tol. Fors bbis . of I7, all told. Oct. & died of the fever fey Johnson, a na- tive of Gottenburg, (Sweden) aged i remaining men some very low ‘others ued, into 2 Zanzibar, f inedical ahi varia al trae Perrmutrity rlsed. “Hie would wat Tae telling me Yo home w them. Ate ter layicg iv tive port OF or fie ibar Ta days and being anxious to Wrocred tw the wiyagg, 1 shped Salieds” Recurmed be, ‘The mor tof set fn wow arta eeivered. ed at the Cape of ‘and ye fited,. fro whet sued ‘a cruise on th rhe: ff St. Hi i - Sore: stu howe 99 bbls ap 9 load for Guano. ing there 1 vee ine be hg é ft St Hike whe itson sold 72 bots ie vovear, on yor igo bbls as has hen reporied.—New ‘Bedford Balietin, PIG Busy, before reported ashore on Goat Island, was off cu the 7th lust. aud procewded to Warren, ert Scnn Tam Phe sche wrecked ou the Dumplin rock Byoves to be the Thames, Capt Havens, of Cumberland, Me — he has been abandoned, and her crew arrived at I'rovideuce 7th inst. on their way home. SLoor SwatLow, from Providence for Greenport, hich was ashore on Gaspee Feint, has got off and sailed, oop which was ashore on Coaster’s Ha:bor Island, fav alo oak Whelemen. PuxmoutH, Mar 5—Sid Maracaibo, Nicserson, Atlantic Icean. ‘own, Mar 6—Cld Louisa, Cook, Atlantic O reper, do, Sid 24th ult, Carter Braxton, Mar Franklin, Nickerson, do. Spoken. Whale brig Pay jon, of Edgartown, from Rio Janeiro & Permambuco, asks, Jau 17, lat 20, lon 37—by th Cloud. at this port. Strafford, Robison, 8 days from Mobile bound to ‘Triiste, wished to be reported, March 8. beiey from St Domingo for Boston, 6th inst, lat $8, lon 73 12 —by the Oberon, at this port Foreign Ports. Pu ra be Ansa, West Coast Contra sent pon atta rompt, ton Sept 7, arr abt Jan lays all well to'sail for Boston Maren $; “Albeit Henry, Baller, trom Walraraieg ane Sy US ship Fojomac, bound to Pensa. ola; ‘Spartan 0 Bermuda, moa, for New York oa The'siks Goctue, Hohe Shvon,J Caskie, J Stephens, Mout ‘das, Mary Pennell Haran Partie Isceola, Pelon, Artilla Welga, C I eas gpap, Feb Bats port, sa G ee and, for Fort: ce ‘Wallace, of Su ) merican for Port- mnbar, and Howard, Callan, a ys Cardenas; Mary Stanton, Bearse Ernie, Boxter, Philadniohiz—eame over the Shoal "genta incom ith Oak from Philadel ghiaor Boston ‘A Lawrence Fags. Chamberlain, New York, Pera, Gore, s icwmeetlant reas Smyrna, (oi, Laguna; Georgi ana, Crispin, ‘ama; Florence, Howland, nralzhive and a mkt; ‘Don. 'Nicholas,, Drinkwater, Cayenne! Hoo, Htovers, Bort au Privacy, Tsane Franklin, Brown, homas and a mkt: ‘Telumah, Borland, Charleston: Soll page Victorine, Small, aud. Elizabeth, Baker, Philadelphi: Rp leon. Donne, ind Antconds, Gohan N¥ ork. J Zocanyows, Mar 7—Ate Mats Hi Havana for B:- ntor, Bld Lowder, Lowder, Holmes Hole, to ala is cance, We aded there for Boston. foun Mar 6—Art Comelia, Kilburn, Baltimore f gr Newbury ports Elen, ffayfonl fo for Forelaud, bid jo arrival. Inport, Monaco, cock, Holus, Blac Hawit Eien, ad "Veltri ad SE Ar ‘ook, Roanoke River; Prov Willard Miller ua 5 i bud "NewYork Sid Nicholas TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD LLL, be paid by the subscribe hi . prison ebenezer Chettle in any Jil inthe U Seacen wi |} Went away on Saturday afternoon nm not been any of consequence for sometime. F' dull. Genesee, $491} a 487); southern, $4 56} a 403%, Corn fetches 46 cents. Corron—The market this week has gradually tended tefavor the buyer, leaving prices at thé close fully one- quarter cent lower. The sales to-day amount to 1,000. bales. Werevise our quotation: Liverroot CrassiFication. 'N.0.§ Mob. 4 seeece HAS cee Bad » 58, ‘bales. Freights to Liverpool, steady at ids to Havre, je. ‘Ohio pork is in fair demand. Woquote 1} & 8:18}; mess at $10 25 a 10 60; new prime 80 bor do mess at $1150 Beef is very dul) —ci- ells at $7257 37}. Prime Ohio lard sells : it 7c. Foreign Marke Havana, March 1. Rag kiry oy is quoted at3rs. Si igar and coffe scarce. No fruit to be had. REETESTERENSrTISMONN —_ a) 74 Died, On Sunday, 9th inst. at 4 o'clock, Micuart Gatwar, of County Wexford, Ireland, aged 69 years. His friends and relatives, and Faso those of his son James, are requested to attend his funeral, this afternuon, from hia late Tesidence, 180 Nassau street, Brooklyn. On Friday, 7th inst. Mancanet, davghter of Margaret ans en Jehn quuaiefonte y Muniz, 10 months and 24 hia papers will please copy. Passengers Arrived. : Buesew—Bremen barque Atlantie—Mr, Danean, and 11 in bs tthe pxDaraue St, Cloud, Siacklefor, A. Shakle- for. B M. vaNa—Brig ER, Sacomb, E, Sheldon, |. chi C. Chevrier- i siti ert, ‘Van Bergh and Wilson PBerinman—Brig Me MaconN. H. (loason, ©. Peck, N..W. Peek, J. Tanner, € wa} om rehills at Boston—John MeMnr- rgyjot New Yorks J seen ae Of Rockland eounty, New ork Passenger. prepa “hb Lacuya—tu the Smyma, from Boston—Henry A’ Holmes, Heary Cozzens, and Theodore Cozrens, all of New York, Forelga Import.\tions. ade Granoe Harane St Clout 200 horus 10 ales hit 30 BT che bidet deans" Mo 20500 hoses Yo “Tnintpap—Brig Royal Sailor—282 hhds 74 tres 4 bbls molas- Chastelain & Ponvert. —_——_—_—_—_ Domesti tations. e Hose Stan bri 78 bales cotton Newbold & ‘alman—130 ‘do 3 hh 4 bbls one box bees- © do ie halen cation Shofford & Tisch i soon fi Keio A do Soutter Brothers & Co—16 de Mobert SM than do p Horison Levyca cases Phelps & a) ox 0.01 q ietenane Bee Phil 2091 bales cotton E & RR Graves io SE Patton—9 Bosker & Pope—108 G Bronson—l box ‘is & Hopkins=1J Hont & Com6 pkgs sundries W Bur- eases AL Mudd—2 Gasdams & CO—15 boxes tobacco A Fisheries tales otto der. oN a ; horas Bi 3 ‘yaphan © Toe cronad nute Captain Berty~27 rape: Don & Walsheé tes Gor, se aces Kien? MN Coster—1 doA A Meyers my Wook ter ober —' e bi co? cis A itarington ceed box George Hasting—t hi Henry. Collaan seeoch J Smith? do Dovid Hinds ‘huntdle Fisher & Barri box Lemuel Smit cance W Leitch~i Punehgon ram Caras Gourne—310 bales, cotton, Hotbrook, Nelnowiedo 2 bons tobaceo Mileoe Anderson—7 bales Aree a Miche at hides Smith Weright—1a, bales cotton Smith Wright=21do A Lord. MARITIME HERALD. _ Ship tpt and Agen We shall este on rot if, Captains of ‘Vessels will give to Rosen Bit re Captain of our News Monts, a report of the shipping ree port whenes they sail the versels spoken on ir panenee list of thes fe Mewspapers, OF Kew dents at hotre oF abroad, will this office any Marine Intelligence they may receive. oo PORT OF Now YORK, MARCH 10. wy 5 days from ‘Trinidad, with Zist, off the Is'e of Pines, fame day, was boarded by ald, from Dems- iach Reef was salt, to wi acham, 3 telersoa, Burt, 19 days from New Orleans, ‘our it Heche, Robi vel bes exe from New Orleans, ar an jasses, to Lacon, faye fro wah, with cotton, to mille ilk “ career ‘steamer Banisou, having michor in the Lower Bay. tt, Bo Doane, 5 days Savannah, with cotton to Dasha & ie ily. Fit rerwood, 4 days from Charleston, with cotton to Dunham & Dimon, Kourue, Peroz, 10 days from St Marks, with cotton, Sauyer, 11 days from St Marks, with cotton, to ibeage from from ‘Thomaston, with lime, to won, 15, igre from New Orleans, with su- ir and molasses to Havens Sehr Vhebe Eliza, Osborn, 4 days from Baltimore, with mdse json, 6 days from Portsmouth, with mdse to Jones, 2 days from New Bedford, with oil to sip neil ten 8 i ncheil, from New Bie GN, ser Hom’ Mark Salil. raid, Hore, Havre; barque Paclia, and others. Hustaxe Amenioan Cons 1d from Wentport, a whaling voys ‘ond day cut Lo ched at the © the 34 of February, ie Bay, the 4 ath May, also at gohanna, the 2ith of * at, (Arab ie) he Ath of Be namiver. Bailed if un the men were tar yom ct fever, and 9 with othor comnplelais of acrow of money unknown, which he rollesied mploye ae ee 6 gl rect ef aht Complex br Gulek spoken, ofc pected a f tuff colored shad-beliied ‘coat, india rubber back, overcoat, rad blue cashmere pants, with red and black stripes, and new ‘Went away with James Morgan, about 4 en) A inches ihe hi ir, had ona cap, sky blue sack co: cnglish- a Pposed to be going to England to: wether. HORACE V, SIGLER. ‘on Napier Lothian’s Complimentary meet at Bt. Joba's Hall, ‘on Menday | to are coneenen gaat pegodi ine, 173 74-100, drawn by spe Bank of Bank of New ¥ ‘York, dted M by. him, some money and drafts, were mat the det :Baltimor on the 7th, on arr efi siia Get mhio 1t¥m Ww NURSE—A iiealthy Young Woman, resst of milk, and unquestioned character burse au infant two ‘months old. ‘To. su 122 one) a desirable zi reas immme- C. Aw'D, box No, 159 post ollie, giving. references and where an interview may be ha mbit Pratt ben a OAR OLE WANT. A SILUATION as Gardner oF Coxchman; has no objection to act as bot ed i place four years, well recommended. to this office will be attended to. P! ‘mio ieee SSE ee wi ‘ED An SPY, YORK ‘TA1 TER*ALLS—New ad hand jescription and Siew establishment and Tet tee d ventures (9 as- ser: that any ery hp willeramine the ale, and ation one ormoree siles, as ‘at_ present coudac Fleas tha theens ol etc ueceens tee oeciaoae Atay other ‘establishment, public or cay “Every horse sold at public must Serene to the letter, with the desexi abe armed fo he Duchenne in twenty-five dol wi any cone, be ofioad se tals esta aiinees eae Ay Tiree thee, ecution, or to close an estate. GEO. W. MILLER, Proprietor, me Im*rre Broadw: i i SOE sin, J[NEORMATION ‘wanted of James Andreas, who left this ity about 4 years ago for Mi alt now two are since hia fiend have reeved any ward oC him Anyi tion ing him would be thankfully recelved by his Robe aan Olneyvitie, New Providence, Il. ite jarch mi lw*ec OP! peg TANS—A sit is wanted the Office of respectable phy A aad man who has been a office student for three ye has attended one fu course of Lect at the University of te. City ‘ot New York. ing po eer vote his whole time and attention to is employer. to Student, at the office of the Herald, will bap goaptly atiet attended to. B. best of references will be given as to character,&c. mé 3t*m Er m ~ os menget of Great a street, on the eve> sie er will beauitably Rewarded by | P der w re returning the same to the owner, No. 20 Warren Yereets . mh9 3tis¥ec_ M&} IARVEY, Professor of Classics and Elocation, being by several respectable families to open & Day Schoo rte ogre ion of youth in the commonand cl: cation, respectful! e their children une their names, as he for family nse, with o1 at Roulscon’s iiding School, tres MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, 10. 37 MAIDEN LANE, N.Y. MAE URERS and Ainporters' of Qrnametial Hair Wom ence Ban Curls, Seat dean f Bs lasting Curls, aud all kinds of LEVY, toe Chat EY Y. zis om hand, a soascaable assortment of gentle. cheap for cash. Im*re A PORTRAIT FOR. ONE DOLLAR, PRICES REDUCED HOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS, combining all the perfee- tions of a painting, with fuluess of a Dagwerreo. y ALB. Thompeon, ‘Noo it Park im the Art and business furvished. ° R ior & GOS PATENT GARD PRESSES. EVERY of, the above math es can now be seea at the f the ‘and 31 Ha street, to eramine (25 2m TO MERCHANTS VISITING NEW YORK CITY. D. M. PEYSER, 60 JOHN STREET, TWREN WILLIGM AND NASSAU STREETS) IMPORTER OF GERMAN at AND FRENCH FANCY Offers for sale, by the package or to suit customers, at the most ms Feasonable WORST: ‘ German, and Tone hiré and Ombré Worsteds, a Sticks and Spools, a Seed ; Embroidery, Flower, a ine Chenille. Berlin Embroidery Pasterne, « most splendid soleetion, French and German Canvass, fox Embroidery, of Cotton, Worsted, Imitation of Silk, and Silk, Silver and. Gold ofall Gold, Silver, Steel, and nd aie Beads and Bugles. uz and Crochet BROIDERIES. All kinds of commenced and fi sttehas Suspenders, Shoes and Quomans Ke Be, FANCY GOODS. vba wach tT ‘ Misch h as Baskets, Watch Holders, &e., &e. cent nis Willow Chairs, Baskets, Work- Lables, and Fringes, Cords, G'mps, Tassels, all colors and quali ie and domestic (of his own manufacture, GENTL fEN’S LEFT OFF RHE FG neh cee, ial ae “pee | as th oe ne meus o yan wil a Attend #t their cindynamge to worlaeee Susseriber, who will - “yuary, A line through tho Post Ofies, or otherwiss,' vel prompratwacon bettie! iat NEW YORK SPORTSM An's CLUB. | (HE MEMBERS of this Clnb a pelne monthly meeting « lock. OF Mr ea Tthe ay pers are particularly re felts ahd as business retary N. ¥, Sportsinan’s Club, t. RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, A PURSE for $30, nil Wait eae 3 5, wo et ff TRERRSE R aes SEN OF NEW IMPORAING HOUSE oF FRENCH GOODS. LAURENT & BROTHER, BEAVER STREET, have recei ‘a complete assortment of NEW Gi offer to dealers at the lowest is invited to ey) following ‘desert New and eae patterns the last irckets market prices. Pat rParticaler attention iption of goods Fao ne sigornes and he, extra rich F Foulard Silk Drex B: French Cloths and C: PHILADELPHIA, February 28th, 1845. ,JROBERT JOHNSTON & CO. BOO EXCHANGE COLLECTION OFFICE, No. 11 Sour Taino St. orrosire to THE MecHante’s PHiA. Helicf Notes, Gold and ; Notes and Bills collected with despatch, on favorable weet on St. ‘he 8 Peale in pne yarrent Bank Notes, itver Coin, Mel sly a tsburgh, Baltimore, New ale. pie aii State: | Govern- te to promptly and ‘with care, a the Board of oko ae ze HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. HEREAS, JOHN JEFFERSO! tive of the’ a, of Bethual Son ondon, son of the late jane, Spitalfields,cheese- pest beat or about he per ia the moe, ot April, 1808, 1631, the former from lias John Bland, a na- tates, reat live, he were from himself in the y New Youk, the latter frome Bostor ward of One! ‘Hundred Dollar thereof, “a yeaa ip the hands. of oe Wie No. Sey hp «peace Boston ani ned, in London. FALL, Counsellor whom, aif communica BERT BRITTON, Solicitor, No. 18 Bethnal Green, Li London, January 20th, 1845. hy me the undersi LLIAM AS<INY nthe County. of ‘Oranse; re ae t the Berehants? Bane er ee Eo z ‘Dated New York, q JOHN J. PALMER, ROBERT L. PELL, BUTLER, Comm iestonpeys KSE AND CARRIA! hth, stout, ors ears Gl about fifteen on rere (ti tabh Teoma t had ona seat: new brass-mounted hamess, witha brn The carriage was near: new—a drop front, ton, leather top, ig jue cloth, and brass mounted. Mos yl [aere ‘Tomlinson & Co, on the back. Tecovery of the Meagion at the New Police Office in Centre street, jarine Court, or to any of the New Police. AMERICAN wep ES ESTABLISH- Corner of Delancy and Christie streets, _ HIE underss ieee Wazon at public or private sa! blig sales every ‘Thursday at ris oe alers particularly w: e Stes eat jodate it one E he: ofevery description, to be told and examive the exten neat, which can conveniently accom tho will alsa find the atten purchasers recommer to suit the times, Ost reasonable frms. marsday last, the ‘bya multitude of buyers gratified with the ap- Ts mode of couduct- The charges are m x ic sale tool if Mu , and was atrended sel ers, who expressed. themselves hight arance of the estab) ishenens, ones and v4 Ve SONOMISTS—Carpets, cleus wh ind the colors made to look as bri! ea np ress a blankets cleai dow =e aa taberetl . 0 n ty esate covers, ‘fc. Ke. yed equal to new. ‘ed from 40 cents to $1. cents, All ar’ alee, oe in one week.— 5 So PXiten st. near Grand. ‘WINDOW SHADE pa 8 THUS IS te only tmanufactugy of 1y ext rome at ry orders : puactuall hd iwFee om {ta 32.073 als cor! TON DU K- 200 bales Americ Pilot Duck, extra quar Ms of the celebrated 8’ bottoms, roofs of a5. Ro cares and, sh ‘Adheshive si for sh 100 bales i uri 7“ rot, superior quality, AUER the baviress of, Busey € aplone uring in its different ty corner Goldstrees. DINAND BAUK iahment, No. 74 Fulto New York, Maret ia HAN RNISHED ROOMS—A few gentlemen can’ na dated each with a furnished room, very Bod de end central, by. cores at No. 27 Warren street. packer ship Opeide, a comple rasqriment am ry, from Frevosts Lubin, Monje] elar,! Ke, Apply at 53 Pah at nW SEED BT ‘O8 AND CONSERVATORY sale as low as can be purchased else 5 ere of fresh Mr Flower, aod nyerting their left o! Hemen qditting the city or chancid dence, having aay superfluous effects vo dispose 9 mack to Oat aetasroae to send for the subseril ten at theis residence by avy “ —_ se AT, 2 Wall street LEV Office, or otherwise, will teceive DY . B yAcas Powder, landing “Fei ip EMP—it halen American Water lor th, EN supe rior quality, landi by perior au) Rot Hemp, now Tending ¢ Og y WRAPTING wHaihen at reams Crown Bea Nos. 69 8 67 Nasaas ita for sale en ja lot Ue has Framed See ___ AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENT: an ACKAGE. SALE WARE, CULCERY. Soving Yea ache da: ere iy eenagtih ‘ori id ware is seazon, will take Day at 10 o'elock, at the Auction Room, No. 23 Platt,cor ret suet, consiating of 200 veckager, caves and lois of Bi iughm and Sheffield heavy; If Hard Gerinan and American Sta Als», with wh eh the sal man and Moss pattern cards of fine 1 Also, 1000 dozen Ato rand pocket “Alto » see Rese pannel and back Saws; Carolina Hoes, Bed- Moades, Teakettien, aucepans. ne sale will be found wortl attention of the mucry unde, as every article will be. peremptoril highest biddec. ‘Kerms6 months, i d ns Ke. and pocket Cutlery. ¥Also, 500 dozen ere sat Desert Knives and Forks. Also, 21 casks ¢ mel dl Ho. low) ng! 1 invoice 00 cards tine Cutlery. . without reserve, 8 superior Iron Book Safes. talogues are now ready. mhio tt¥ec AIGHARD VAN DYCK, J, Auctioneer. THE RAIL ROAD DKFOL' HOTEL, comer ath Aveute and 66th stret-— Anthony J: Bleecker & Co, will sell nt auction on Thursday, the 27th day of March next, AcT2oclock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, the very valuable property a the east side of the 4th fetes ide of th street. ‘The ground contains 50 feet on the avenue feet on the stre reel ich stivet ie cusbed and regulated, and the assessment pai gperty is within two locks of the | Groton Hecrrvois. The House tei lege romans: auie baie ing, with cellar ‘sad: Riishees ander the whole, with sheds ou ‘The preaises are desirable Yor the 0 aa ofa pul and are now occupied as such, $1900 or 3 remain on Gond an mortange, at 6 per cen al be jat of May nex! tle indisp tae Jen For t terme ane fsb to the iAutilocsers, 0.7 street, or to G. on the premises, or No. 3 Eleventh street. aA DOLLAR SAVED 18 A aR EARNED” vale to lay out tage are reeetfally Hats and Caps HOBERTSON'S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, No. 103 Fulton street, east side of Broadway, much cheaper than at any oer pact im de city, Aa ilesife adhe to thaaystem of large sales, trmall profits, and exh Om Saablen the proprieqar Un after toe difloveut axticlea ia his Tice: atthe “Tellin reduced rage ‘These ai ee are not, only quite eq respec: (especially in the style of ) super to any in the City. A comparison of the qualities and prices, with fhone of Other establishments, “will show a deduction of $10 $130. on ¢ustomary prices. All Hats warranted of the most fashfonable Broadway patieras: e proprietor’s extensive arrangements enable him to offer very advantageous bargains to wholesale dealers. and country merchants. m6 Im®m HATS—SPRING FASHION. M. TICE & CO. No. 9 Bowery, New York. ARE now ready to supply their customers with thei Spring Style of Hats, which are equal, if lof superior, in Point of elegance, durability, aad economy, to those told at any other store in this city. ‘m8 Im* NEW rASHION. BROWN & CO.’8 ONE PRICE STORE, 178 m square, corner of Mott street. Imitation Reaver aud Mole Skin rlats, of the *pring Fashion, for the low fixed price of $3. A large assortment of Caps, sonie new patte admired, sold at moderate prices, wholesale and reeail. ROBERTSON’S PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFATORY, No; 103 FULTON STRERT EAST S1DE OF BROAD W AY extensive application of th AaS8 smal its, cast payments and farge sales to many branches of busitiess. in thi city a few years, an eminent success w! xf thi ce deserves, and has in almost every instance recel d the subscriber to test its ation to. the RATING business. In a city whose inhabitants are widely distinguished fmt in dress, and at the sme pees for econo- ore seems great reaxon to believe m the community to gratify a laudable pecerdalt ly smi } gxaanel will meet wil no small degree of favor, Deverzoined in, whether & branch of business which concerns the heed and Docket of every y,,cannot be conducted on this Mubreriber has eanployed.a Large the manafacturing and figishing departments; also skill re tasty Cap Makers. Each department is uuder t the constaat supervision of an experienced foreman. ‘These arrangements, is {utimate personal knowledge of the business, for Purchasing to the best rantage—low rent road’ je ad- style an Ie ebeapunes snd to an ered Ya ie sen eave = samy the folowing ‘Schedule of acticles, and their respective eats. Firs, Quality Na $3 Tdeatteal with Hate heretofore’ sold at $¢ Sh'ana $8 gy one oa exxmiaation will prononteethem the same, ete on equally as good service’ rs Th the sme aviiele jean falas roal appearance ose bove, the. feiaeipal difference being inthe Dowie, the. Moleskin ‘Usual aut ‘ance, and very serviceable. CA First, Qualicy. Mens and Boys "Made of superior Freneh Cloth seogtt Gunner, unualy soldat $2 and 3.0. sede TOE TT een tas Third amen me ee ‘sual! ‘ah seme ee hatte siyleot the hove articles cannot besurpassed by any extablishment style Sf Trimmings nicred at this establishment is patticalany ne recommended as well for fox,etectually preventing injury from perspiration or oil applied ir, as for its Greater esse aud comfort to the wearer. ja31_Im*ec NEAPOLITAN BONNETS. THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufact ay Neapolitan Bonnets, res tespectfully PS tt that they are no’ ady to supply the above artic! of the latest style and of superior quality, fa quantities to suit Parehasers. ‘They warrant that they can alterand clean the Bonnet to ap- Pear equal to new, Buyers are orene against an inferior article of the kind in the market, (‘The ticle, h we received the silver medal at the 7 ‘ey has our AS 2 Fear! PATTISON whore Noss Delaney str TO LET—Country Sei hed House—A ty de art ‘ountry Feat, situated at Nev ta an ‘l ready tor oceapiney i ‘ousist of barny stable, car in. sete serv mg necessary for the comfort -nee of a family. ication y is almoat hourly by vice s’eamboat. Apply to NEW mé tfrre Franklin House, Broadwa NEW YORK HOTEL, rPHIs cow eet onaand ot oa ete Ist of new and splendid. establishmeat opened on the Ist of December lat slrasod ve the meat Gaktonatie ceatiet of the city, is now ja fa The front o1 Broads way, between Washmgen . ranged in suits ofapartments, and fw ind no pains will be spared leet satiafaction to all who may favor the house with thei Patron ge. Jt will be condacted on the Europeaa and Ameri tems combined, le: it optional with persous to take ‘Table d’Hot vate parlors, or a Ia carta, as may of the house, the greit number of Jarge and eautifn parlors, the spacious and airy halls, render ita. most desta residente for those Yiaiting ithe city’ either on business or p'easure. TINGS. Proprietor. m8 m* mi MONNOT: lestanfateur, TU LET OR ae in St. "s Beh, v zeae er " rope anoles attra the Hall, from on bese THOMAS A. LYNCH, ol Hours Nv. 90 Meade rd fl: yest of the y, R would ye an agreeable resi mall respectable fia be viewed ony o'clock. 4 ‘he modern built dweiling part BH c 296 Bowery. ‘The front, bv he indow, the rear basement is vey if back RC. wath pantries, Ke. "The second story ha # tront yarlor, wish folding d ‘and plate glass front diws.” ‘The third story has four roe ms, clot ‘Phe walts are hard finished th with marble mantels aud grates. Th onveuient and dry cellar the whole length of the how: § from the walk. Itisn very convenient dwelling for a gen faumly, with sieal:iug pipes leading from the different rooms to the basement, and the Kenteel bookstore on t with the dwelliog or r eff no win in the avd having an eneloved passage to the yard. ‘tone iat mi 18 acres, = house is new, having bera built last year, and other buildings are in good oF ion ean be ivea immediate yy, Et. Jenin, ih to ma twee 58 Wall street, of Sa 18 Bronwen THIMVING AND Gal he proper time to trim Grape Vines. —The n filteen years experience in this country, i give ly wacecsta ont of City Garden: foraishew the heyt quality mon 80, ‘Trees, Sh 6. and for am. rate compensation keeps azden in proipat order Alianthus, Horse Chesnut, And other Street Trees, furnished left atthe store of J. M. Thorburn. & Cow 15 John at r, corner 22d stieet and JAS. VIRTUE. TO WESTERN DFALERS—The celebrated thorough bred Stailion, COLUMBUS, will be. cold on Thursday next, at ihe American Fagle Hore Sale, sm ished corner of Christie and Delaucy street, at 12 o'eldek, noon COLUMBUS is a beantifal browa, handromely ld this, spring, 16% hands high’ He combi ‘of muscle, symmetry of form, xs proved himself 2° foregoing JM, hor MERICAN PILOT DUCK=200 bales extra quality, from No. 12 5, manufactured in the most careful manner, and for 1 bow tom ‘a).00 HR COLLINS & CO. 56 Souhbuee, PARK THHATRE. ‘THE public is respectfully informed that this Establishment will Le re-opened on Wednesd y next, March 13th, with the last new Play (the most suceessfa prgassion of the modern Loudon Stage) po TONER BUSHES. or Huadred Years Ago, produced with new music, scenery, decorations, and a powerful east. , urth tithe) the new farce FA USED UP, re- ceived with distinguished marks of approbatios 1 Scouts, 2d tier 50 cents—Pit “comes (Gallery larch 10th, Willbe presented the burlesque Ofiera of Cinderella, led LA SHIN DE HELA, with other novelties on cach'night oF ieteralanedt: Doors o-en at 34 before 7 o'clock Performance to commence at '4 before & o'clock. Box Office open from 9 0’ Yelock, A.M., until 5’o’cloek, PM. tO secure seats, m 10 Stee NTAL CONCERT, LAN JEKFERSON AND, after the trausand Labitzky, om th rope, weve bofore re perforaned in thia Country larch, 1815, at Niblo's Saloon. a ding Profess'onal Gentle pa of the PRO! as Overtare—Di ‘niagaial fA ae aes ewe Imm ol So—for the {leone th Walzer—Die Leibestraiy Finale~from the * Opera Dai fo Taur Conceit t6‘commmence ‘at Bight o’ veloc mi9 lw*ec GRATEFUL Rites Pecaiaeameaneriaeed ) him d or the liberal patronage extended Yo him daring to =o Leet olariel aad imesh nailed ‘of “SNEMAL MAGNETISM & PHRENOLOGY. Rutgers’ Iostitute, in Madison street, every Tuesday ofeach week, commencing Tuesday, March 4th, vse Luvke’s Build comer of Grove aud Hudson Friday of each week, acc aa hk Friday, March sreh Ths 5 Clint all, every eek commencing Wednesday, March 5th, publican, flail cover’ of cavenne’ Cand girert, eve rary Thammdan of ah Oe +, commencing ‘Thursday, oy ‘which will admit a lady and gentleman 25 cents. To commence each evening athalf-past 7 o'clock. mi lwis*rre LECTURE, J. AUGUSTUS SHEA ILL deliver his lecture on Moral Power and Mora} Po- ast for ational. Bian, at Clinton Hall, corner of Beek- TUESDAY EVENING, 1ith instant, As half past 7 o'clock: Tickets 25 cents each—at the door. mbhi0 It*re PUBLIC LECTURE (AT RUTGERS’ INSTITUTE — Af the request of the audience befyre whom the Lecture was delivered on the 27th ult. Elihu Burritt will repeat his Tecuure on the Divinity of Ofasie Action and’ Thysied be bor, at Rutgers’ Institute, on Wednesday Evening, March 12th. The doom: will be openied at 7, and the Leetare commence Prscively s Tha o’cloc’ ‘admission 25 cents to be had at the door. _ma acesMToW ATRICAL WARDROBE some of rich em- re merino and se comedy, Ii man an talouns in great variety; st plain, Agreat number of Pro follars, nufles, cravats. boots, hats, gold lace'and fringe, &e: ‘The above will be sold cheap for cash. ‘To be Bleecker street. mah BILLIARDS. must be seen to. be believed —the played ac tig. 2, runs to 3. to 4, to 7, to 8, 109, to 10, and by play- ne above angles cun be ‘one blow. ‘The ‘Tables are up for miavi wor sale at 1¢9 Fulton, or 13 ‘Aun streets ‘The maker will bank for trae le, aceinst any person living. Ist, and from mouth day during the year, as follow: Ship GASTON, pend Ss. Coulter, Ship MISSOURI Capt. 1. Suiveat I SPON', W. Sylvester, teks 550 ton: July Ist 550 tons, Ang. Ist ling. coppered and copper-fastene . orto be commanded by men of expe- ‘Their accommod:tions for rssengers are all that need eeeined in Point of comfort and convenience; having excellent stat: room accommodations. Punctuality in the days of sai from both ports may be relied on. to the agents will be forwarded free of other chyeges than those actually paid, For Le OE or at RUBE ALALS & PHELPS, Proprietors, jo. 103 Front street ; or to BOYD & cee IN, A; Tontine B: RK, SCHOOL! “Ts VIDER: bsily, Bundy wexcriten, jersey City. to Mor Mendham, Chester, « on Town, Pott Ca al Hotel, 73 Court- = it Cupid hak thes the shortest “notice, by apply to Rcd ok LINE LEE, ADEA z from o’clock,'P.M.. Seer Hara eee A ‘and Sanday afternoons, at So'clock. {Ue ccambont SOUTH A AMERICA, (A, Captain’ Me Hl. Troe dell, Tuesday, Fhursda y and poses | Pa rengers t: ais Boats are new and substantial, are furnished with new ant state rooms, and for speed and accommodations are fed on the fludzon. age or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Schul atthe biter on the Wh mhid i FOR NEW Deg nage gens he packet bark GENESEE, Capt. ve, her regular da‘ faturday even- ats in New Orleans, Messrs. Hullin & Woodruff, who ‘i Treward all to their add wal promnly OSWEGO.“Carain Woods wi coeed the Genesee, an on on ‘hey 26th ii tant, herregular da; leudid, fast sailing packet shi} ’ MONTEZ. piain Lowber, will sail as above, her regas ig JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. y NEW ORLEANS—Packet of ft ‘The splendid fest sailing. packet ship ORLEANS, Captain Sears, will positively sail as above, her re= perior accommodation for cabin, second eabin,and 2 passengers, early appli should Fe ma W & J.T. T. m8 rre 76 South street,corner Maiden Lane. LACK Bab OR SLD | LINE OF LIVER- Poo PAC! YOR LIVE negate ‘Only pee Packer cotth Mare! fi Hav MONTEZUMA, er x commander, wi silt aal positively on Monday, the inh of March, he Hay ycorage faseners those the old countzy,or soa for their eas: will tind ite their imterest and comfort to select ine of ‘pacltetr ee ea of Pa and to, secure the best berth, early application shou! bers, ROCHE, BROTHERS ac os Fulton wns next door to the Fulton Bank, New York. POOL—Packet of th ote RANK be ‘acket of the en sl Ae very excellest accommodations for caine wid steerage passengers. Lersons about to ¢ fo) country caunot select a fine SERENA tion on board, pier 3 Nort 555.0 marecour: Office 76 South street, comer of Maiden lan’, up stairs. FOR LIVERPOOL New Line Regular Packet ith of Sarch.—The regular fast sailing ip PROSC, 1US, Captam A. Eldridge of 1,100 hy sail aabove, her regular ad oad Pagsage, having’ aecommodat Si rLaebt a ‘on board at Orleans wharf, ot K. COLLINS & CO, 5 South strcet. Tis oa ama Siddous B. Cobb, will snc ay the T Roscius, and saal 261 Ther regular day. Ts oR EQNDON—Wegalar Packet 10th of March— ¢lass, fast sailing packet. sh Wee SING ‘ON, rs aptain Chad wi will posisiver by : ‘as above, her regular d ements fur 1249 —Passage exeeBritain and 1 sland, vis. Liverpool. pre} pared to ¢ certificates of parsage fron of the ships composing the reaalar | oy fiat clase ne ships AR i Ta ij DSTATES AND GREAT BRITAIN a SRE Established Emigrant Office, 61 th may rely that they Tall have natek despatch. usual pefaral borg for any amount, pa le throngheut the ‘nited Kin: 7 lett pst-prid, to Hor further particulars anny Ft pa aide XYLOGRA APHIC PRESS GENERAL pig it PRINTING OFFICE, Street. fe e PrUIER SU BECHLER Tre inform Tremehee; Bee(iemers, Grojesn T Toe ouhers phat they. ad 0 thelr antorteen Mograrbye Labels, to which ¥ spectfully Healt their attention. are constaaily wa ing 0 tet nypekall te neq tye pianos tn the nck sunce of Rngland, and they promise that Seeree. i shall spare no expense 1m wetGing nee ata tis bamness of the. Det NIB FINE ING thei office is also supped with pe necessary f e ‘avey Job Frinting, © wilarsy nnd all Kinds of Me “SHUAR BOX Ly LABELS AND PAPER, of every deserip ‘always on hand 8, for Rofectories Growers, WIRGATED Sow CARD for Heerlen rusia rfamers EE BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL — Washington. [Correspodence of the Herald.] Wasuineton, Saturday, March 8, 1845. Mr. Bancroft’s Non-Conjfirmation—- Democratic Caucus—The Balls and the Foreign Ministers —~ The Globe and the Government Organ—Opposi- tion to it—Restoratian— Rumored Removals and Appointments—Consuls— Office Seekers from New York—Whigs Dining together and Comparing Notes—Pocket Picking—Removals. The noa-coufirmation of Mr. Bancroft, and the reasons therefore, aud the divisions in the demo- cratic party, and probable open rupture in a very short time, are subjects of great discussion and anxiety among the politicians here. The caucus of the democratic Senators yesterday, was no caucus at all. The Senators would not attend, only eight or nine being present, and while the probabilities appear to be increasing that Mr. Ban- croftmay be thrown overboard by the Senate, there is every prospect of great disturbance and confusion in the party if that, should be the case. Itis, however, rene accumulating proof of the dis- satisfaction of the cliques, of the divisions existing, and of the difficulties pre g and in store for Mr. Polk, which the Herald has a frequently ailuded to. “A full and complete history of the modus operandi in the structure of the Cabinet will be ia- teresting and will be shortly furnished to your reader: 1 informed you the other day, that the managers of the five dollar inauguri ball, invited the Di- plomatic Corps, while the ten dollar aristocracy did not. It has leaked out that there were reasons for this omission, which, though not professedly acted upon, yet were the actuating motives in withhold- ing an invitation. One reason is said to be the existence of fashionable cliques which have been fostered, if not created, by the ladies of the French embassy, who are said to have made invidious dis- tinctions, whichthey have extended also to the English embassy, on the occasion of Mr Paken+ ham’s grand assemblee a short time ago, when the parties aforesaid had carte blanche to make arrange+ ments. The English and French embassies here seem to be on much the same {footing as the two governments in Europe. Formerly they were bit- ter opponets, and always in a hostile and antagonis- tical position. Haw the ententecordiale is extended to a degree hardly to be conceived by those who do not witness it. This has gone to such a length as to allow the French to embroil the English in these fashionable clique quarrels as above, which of course cause all sorta of ill-feeling and acrimony among the aspiring parvenues here, who would be extremely fashionable and cant beara slight any- how—and in Europe we find the English endeavor- ing toembroil the French in a dispute with us, which the two ambassadors here would seem to like to succeed mest admirably. There is much discussion here as to whether - Globe is to be the organ of the administr: Offers have been made to buy Mr. Blair out, but ie has so long wielded the editorial organ pen, that the desire to do so grows with the indulgence and he refuses to sell out. Mr. Heiss, late of the Nash- ville Union, who accompanied Mr. Polk here, is reported to have said that the Globe will net be the “organ.” ‘There is around that oflice a knot of individuals,however,whe greatlydesire that itshould be, aa they themselves wanta “restoration.” The fact of the printing of the [Inaugural Address at that office, has given it an appearance of being the or- gan, and it also assumes to be in that position. There is, however, a strange opposition to this re- sumption of power by the old regime, proceeding from Young America. This portion of the demo- cracy desire a revolution, and will not have a re- storation if they can avoid it. Whether the Globe will be able to obt: the printing on the meeting of Congress, cannot be determined with any accu- racy until after the the bath Congressional elections have taken place. 1t is, however, very shrewdly supposed that that concern will not be able to obtain a majority of the votes of the mem- bers, and as this will be the first question before Congress, if PresidentPolk putshis influence in oppo- sition to their nomination, it will be the first test of his pow t—or it will be so even in the contrary case of his supporting the All that can be said at preeent is that there is a great probability that the Globe cannot be elected. The printing will then be, probably, thrown among many partie and the National Intelligencer may come in for share. There are now about ninety editors in thi city with Mr. Polk, many of whom have come across the mountains with Mr. Polk, and all these ‘are opposed to the Globe being made the “organ” or obtaining the printing. All the young democracie would consider it a dangerous sign of a restoration which they fear. here are also other signs of a “restoration” which have created much remark and which are much debated, for a rumor is about that the fol- lowing removals have been made in the General Postoffice :—Mr. Miller, the second assistant port master general; Mr. ‘Skinner, the third assistant post master general ; and Mr. Matthew St. Clair Clarke, the sixth auditor, who was clerk of the House of Representatives to the w if eeares of 41 and ’42 The appeintees t> these places are said to be Mr. Gardner, who was formerly sixth audi- tor, in the place of Mr. St. Clair Clarke, and Mr. Weller, of Ohio, late M. who was one of the members who protested st the effort to set aside Mr. Van Buren in the Baltimore Convention, and who has during the past week married one ot Senator Benton’s neices, in the place of Mr. Mil- ler, who is Mr. Tyler’s brother-in-law. These appointments, if made, will look in the eyes of many very much like a restoration, and are consequently much discussed and disapproved of by those who want a revolution. Another feature of the times is said to be an in- tention on the part of the President to appoint Southern men to all the principal Consulships.— Some of those who are named are said to be Gen. Armstrong, of Tennessee, for Consul at Liverpol— Mr. Pickett, of Tennessee, (who has married a niece of the President) Consul to. Havre—and Mr. . J. Smith, of Louisiana, Consul to Havana. ‘Among the candidate for office in N. York there Alderman Purdy, who sincerely desires to be made Collector of the Port, but who will probably fail in his application. Then there are three candidates for Navy Agent, John P. Livingston, Levi D. Slamm, and Prosper M. Wetmore (ur. Tyler’ i nominee) all of them equally anxious to obtain the post. The Whigs are preparing for the campaign in good earnest. They intend to take advantage of every opportunity, and for that pur, are laying their plans and marking out their field of opera- tions. They had last night a dinner together—all the leading ‘spirits were there—Webster, Clayton, Reverdy Johnson, and others. In this respect, the Whigs are imitating somewhat the course of poli- ticians in England, where dining is a regularly es- tablished political influence. At C'these dinners the great, the noble and the distinguished, invite the young and rieing man of their party, and by judi- cious praise, and making him feel that he is es- teemed by them, and that they value his services, they stir up his energies, and fire his d with ardor, and at the sametime bind him to them- selves and their interests with the tics of social in- tercourse, Somo months ago, if I remember right, the Col- lector’s Office in New York was robbed of a whole host ot petitions and recommendations for office. A somewhat similar incident happened here last night. General Sallada, of Pennsylvania, Auditor under the State Government, arrived here for the purpoee of solic ie ie post of Collector at Philadelphia, bringing with him a pocket full of recommendations an petitions too numerous to mention. Some of the expert light fingered gen- try, in the cowse of their operations relieved the Genera! of all trouble in carrying his petitions, by picking his pocket sh and he consequent- ly have toput back to Pennsylvania, and obtain an entirely new set. This is a new species of com- modity entering into the list of stealable. The talk here is that the new cabinet hardly know where they are, and at their late meeting they were sounding about to see if they could touch ground. In the meantime it is reported that President Volk will not make any remova!s at pre- sent, but will merely fill up the vi cies, and leave removals to a future time, Wasuinaton, Saturday, March 8, 1840: The Spoils—Squads of Place Men and Men for Places—Camp Follower’s Expenses—PerilousSitv. ation of Capt. Polk—Most Interesting Conse- quences in Suspension. The Councils of the Allies, over the fallen city of Paris in 1814, presented a grand scene of plot- ting and counter-plotting for the division of the spoils—the little squads of the unterrified de- mocracy every Where to be met with in Wash- ington just now, give us no mean caricature of the epoch of humiliation to France. In the ho- tels,’ on the Avenue, in the Capitol, in all the prin- cipal streets, at the White House, in the several departments—at all these places, and others, little squads of men may be seen at any hour of the day, rouped around Cave Johnson, or Buchanan, or Bolk or Dallas, or some democratic member of the House, or some influential neve 8 of the pow- ers that be—in earnest, subdued, and absorbi eonversation—such looks of inten: nxiety, suc! gestures of approaching despair, are not to be geen except in cases of life and death, oflice or no office. Every man, who possesses HOW er pers pectively, the smallest infiaitesimal of official influence 18 dragooned into the service, The Tylerites are wn- der a paralytic paroxyem—they are opening their