The New York Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1845, Page 3

MONEY MARKET, ties to prime, at 45 a 0c. ‘The receipts jaro daily increas: J Glide, Waterman, do. Sarl Monday, March 10-6 P. Mf, padre ore . na Salary Fro in >a general, vement todayin the stock pee e casks are firm at 22c; western and § Beekman, New York. er ~~ AUCTION SALES. ° h i 246, wi a | Macon, Dee 9 ‘ , ; . PLANTS AY Al T" oe 5 milters Wa neton ; Hacting Ral Norwich, and J bfison barrels are held at 23 n 2340, with a very Limijod Brew, New Yorks Babes efector Denves Rotates 1 Wet Moning at oath No 151" Broagways WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 12, Worcester, 2; Vn ‘na Minton Sistes Benes Rest Estate At Auction—Two story brick house and |. Minscoasr, (3 Domingo,) Keb. 24 —tw port, Glide, McAl- J sist ol Standard sud Carden Howe oFiiot, cane, They con Ua kan Tay eee athe: sylvania 64,45 Ind Ohio 6's closed ficm at Saandey' | 19t 25 Roosevelt street, lot 35 by 100 fc, $4,600; lot in At. J lister, for Magsellfesr Mines cadl Sele Siaseh lias, Daphaies, Pitisporems. Violets, Mouthly Rosse? Carma: ‘and decorations Conner OrKeanedy, Mie Dyou Island, $5 Iilineis ana , ,"0an fell off | per cent; Mortis | lantic street, Brooklyn, 175 fc east of Smith st, 26 by (0 ft, Howie Peete. tons, and with many other sorts. J Resact iltys Gen tae eke et) eer Bena’ jr iarlem, he ihe .t%mNetiong wore not very J f3tl lata rear of theabove, on Face sre, 26 y 100 | lier Mowat Mac ty Carlie, Four, and Carol, | Alt ting el eran Alminge, Tier. onamena for | at'couehude with Ge Comedy of USED. UES Charen large, has declared’a somi-an- f° Carrux Manxur, March 10—At ¥ Poutnanp, Mar 7—Oldy @ubilée, Hi Havant; Zebra, , ___mhtl_20%ce Boxes, lat tier 75 cents, 2d Cer 90 ceuts—L'it 50 cents—Galleny 6 Atlantic Bank of Brooklyn baw ey O—At market, 1200 beef cat I Thomas, Cubag Gaze fre Veat Indies. ; 2% ceuts. nual dividend of thee per cent poy *ble on-end alter the J tle, (500 trom the south,) 120 cows and calves, and 900 yluitgourtiy Mar 5Helow, Meivil, Kens, Fastpart for N FEAR, OAD DEO HTH corner aun PALGO'S OPERA HOUSE. 15th instant. curred with 18a Beef ris Station, Urcbie, Bath for Wilmington. N Avenue and 86th street.—Anthony J. Bleecker & Co, will REDU Des | ‘Senate of [ilineiy have not cone. tha Paicks—Beef Cattle were very inactive, and the ad- | Boston, a 8s, Atkin a IN a ‘Thursde the Pith day of March Be rey y Hatne inthe Revenue Bilt, bat have stro. & Out all bat J vance of last week lost, We quote accordingly. Unsold, | $9: oflin, F caine ont of Hotine AUT clock, "at the Merchants” Exchange, the very valuable TUESDAY EVENING: sach the first three sections and parsed it a ee P Cows and Calves iss ic good t at $13.0 26. Seuvstreoe” ‘The fround contain 9 fort-on the avenue and 100 | THE VIRGINIA ithe uid SHER be: HELA, "The sections stricken out relate lar! io or Shee: aad, Lenhe n oF est af aw. Bé th st round contains feet on. avenue an 7 at . and De LEL-A, ; We quote $l £010 $5. "The latte feet on the strest, (which street is curbed and regulated, aud the With the celebrated Polka Danes. leaving the bill simply a revenue bid), to provide fun.’s to end. Leen qv jer apseasinent ty is within two blocks of the large e 4 mili once taesemumeny Ws MARE | 5? uly ts ons or ow aie gee care eae tnee Seat a piste pay a portion of the "sdoethnes . ing. with cellar acd kitcheu under the whole, | Rerformance to commence at *4 before & o'e he Senate has three sections, ‘be ’ = = aoe 86th stat. ‘Che premises are desirable for th ox Office open trom 9 o'clock, A.M., until 5 o’elock, j Barend " public honse, end are now occupied as such. to secure seats ai mite county to the sata tany On Monday morning, 10,4 ina. by his Honor James | “bucaxrows, March tare Pintle Reight, MPlatyre, Pita bergiven.on the lat of May next" itieindigpatable. Ror terms GRAND vooal aNd INSTRUMENTAL CONCER: 1315, and for 1646 three end @ half mills, which shall be é Marper, Mayor, ME zeit 8 Suarren, to Mes. Mannan | for Banwor., gu Are, Mars Hill Marve ‘Hineana, Heb 21, POW LAR ee toecntioncers: Rois Bron sree, oF AT TALMO'S 1 ALIAN OPERA HOUSE, e permanent, The county tox not to exceed four my'lis i s Fiakham, (betore reporisd) ou freak Hates Hol | (280 mezr#m ON MONDAY BVENING. Iii % Src. 3; Fiedges one mill othe tax fo 1549, and on. = oo Take In por, the ‘above: Sent, Low ‘ait Hole, to | S| Git BANQUIRICD tig onct oo after ted tastoha ‘or by teres re rence for ston; sloops Compe- > S y oF the Italian ba va state debt, On Saturday evening, 8th inst, after a short illness, | tent Long Island; Belt, Nantucket, Atso in port, Easex, from. RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS. his firseana only! place at the Ope: a Sec. 3. Makes the one mill and the one and a half mil.’ { Jamcs Hassen, one of the firm of Hammond, Hessen & | Alexand.ia, having repaired, ready for Halifax. tox collectablein specie only, to be uscd for the payment 4° “Wood, in the 2th your of his er pentieaans highly co hited. Ptaio: March 7—Sid Feri, Mecchaut, Norfolk; Onc- of semi-annual dividends, commencin July 1, 1846, jProf , ‘steemed by a large circle of frieods, who had known bim | (i r; » March 7—Sid, Sarah Ann, Surinam. rata, on all the state debt except the ‘' Stebbins bond. Jo Bg and well. 8's Hove, March 6—Cornelia, Kilbum, Ba ‘= After the passage of the Lill the vote was reconsidered, "In the midst of life we are in death.” mevports Ellen Havford, Norfolk for Portland and the bill wae referred, together with an amendment to | 1p, \us it is with the young and vigorous, a8 well asthe or De Hiitcheee ts eae Ges otha atrival, In pt a select committee ef five. amendment requires that } (ooh), -~“‘ in the midst of indeath.” QG- The papers it Hitchcock, jus: Wyoming, Black Hawk, El- interest as well as Cg bce tag ga Re pala pro rata to } in the , tity of Hudson will please copy this notice, for the those holding cenal bonds, and who might Korda Spr informa ‘ion of the relatives of the deceased. becril lonbay Evening, 17th March fustant. upon which ceca: the following talented artisis have kindly volunteered their valuable services: SIGRA. ROSINA PICO, MME. OTTO, And ee'ebrated Dansen-e PAULINE, DESJARDINS, SIG ANTUGNINI, SIG VALTELLINA, SIG RAPE The Emigent Clarionet aud Flute Mr. TH. W. GRONEN uy 1)» ORCHESTRA, an SIGNOR Dk BEGNIS. hestra. ... ae rt 1, aud Mr. KYLE, V-GRO! aud Mr. KYLE Blw—Beatin; wind SE. ‘March $—Are Washingtow, Brown, N York. Jokinson, fm N' mepets «fore and af Mock, via East Greene ane Siz. Rapetti ano Se M ‘orte. 00, Sanaa de Ane laos rey ged as Weekly Report of Deaths of aee LEHtAS Sea euanl, Nayley, Liverpea 7th A PURSE for $30, mile heats, best 3 in 4, to come off cn rand Parquette, $1—Second ‘Tier, 50 cents— and Ohio Canal passed the Maryland House of Delegates | fa the city « WA countve of New York, from the Int day of | whitlwind which eartied aye Doma Pde EL Pee eee, ¢ Box Office will be opea on ‘Thursday _momiu; ‘riday, by one majorit: Mace li, 1815, t0 the Sth day of March 1545. laut mast, Also arr, Levant, Foulke, Mar rincess, Teack- HL. Woodiuf, ni Dadd jowing days, from o'clock to 5 o'clock P. M,, Ww oO Viratanea tanta, eertialle’ cum pileidieis the; Goss a7 Meu," Woinen—76 Boys--08 Girls.--Total, 215, oft, New Yorks Cevlon, Crocker, do" ath. inst, ENF of bitte Wm. Whesta [Daniel Webster. spats may oer eeds al facie i hee ome ih Baetcen bt om: DISEAS! Kgg Harbor, passed afore-and aft schooner suok in 7 fathoms G, Spicer : Ephraim Smooth. Doors open av7 o’clock—performance to commence at a quar- nae ria ie 4 ee pe pe erat ratng Pei foreppoec ick'ng up, and judged her to be about 100 tons c. Bertive:: + Sarsh. ter to $ 0 cisel 5 ahd ; : ; wee | mee ee ere ie es pared with the correspondiog months in 1844, with the MticHMoNo, Mar7—Are Lady Clinton, Cramer; Joseph Marah eee Cr a ld R. UMENTAL CONCERT, increase and decrease in article. ; Pierce; Orsen, Heudereon Exronrs raom THe Port ov Nuw Yorx. VEN by the GER} ‘i Peres’ Braet panes y the GERMAN JEFFERSON BAND, after the ny Augustus S Johnson, Rogers, N FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c. Gq! sey y ENRY & KAHN, 73 Lil et, up stairs, have just re- | OF mauner of Straus and Labitzky, om the conti be aad, | 2; Dyspepsia, | Nonroux, March 7,~Arr Lewis Brace Stadley:fm Boston; | EL “cored San cies Forse ey estneet: atai, have j ever before performed in thia Couutry, ow. Sal eile ACRE en er, 2; Fever, puerreral Barbour, Bush, Providence; Leader, ‘Bourne, Falmouth: Sh FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, March, 1845, at Niblo's Saloon, avsisted by about ‘Apples, bbls. 1,086 pri jokes Vi pease of, Hooping cough | lock Matthews, Providence. #ailed—Vesper, Te in bunches, sprigs and single. Materia's for do do, and all | ding Professional Gentlemen of the city. a Stee Ll 2'699 399 oa tlam, nation of Brain, 9; Inflammation of | Iu Hampton Roads—Delaware, Gill, Mobil kinds ef . PROGRAMM Hey pols, i 4 = fnflammation at lungs, 23; Wlammation of sto- | mond ‘The schr John Simmons, Small, form Hichr WATER COLORS, AKT I. 9,743 J mach, 3; Inflammation of throat, 1; fuflammation of womb, | Boston, went to seafrom Hampton Koads yesterday, for flower manufacturers’ use: eg which is aliquid pink | Overture—Die Felsenmuiihle. . er Tt Hv | 1; Inflammation of Liver, 3;, Intem| 2; Lues venerea. 2; Crarteston, March 6—Arr Chapman, Thompson, New | color of very superior quality.’ Also an invoice of Walzer—Vereinigungs. . . Labitrky 22. Marasmas, 9; 13; 10 Onionag; Caroline Patten, Attatnpas, a Nailed in WARis CAPS, Newe Immergriin—Galiopade sLabitzky pees re) aya 3) Eicurisy. tx) Bolser, with Octavia, Smith, for Philadelphia; Echo and David Cok | for Ladies and Children, of very tich embroidery; Hair Pins, he Clarionet—Th. Groen velt. “Weber Nail. 1707 | Small pox, 4; Suicide, 3 | fin, for NYork. Left Only Son, in the Bay, loading: Kate | of latest styles; atd.a lot of splendid Engravinus, plain. au Valzer—Die Liebestrai ; Fanner Bw BO Ace Under 1 year 673 | wd years 20; 209, 255 9 ; | Pendergrast, for Baltimore, next day; Romeo, do; Aba colored, mhilamere. | Kinale—from the Opera Morart " &% J | 10 to 20, 3; 20 to 30, 21; 30 to 40, 1°45, 40 to 50, 28; 50 to 60, 7; 6010 | Cram, loading in the Bay, for Philadeiphi inst,, 30 ar + if 70, 8; 70 to 89, 0; 86 to 90, 1; 90t0 100, 1; 100 and apwards,0; un- | north of Havana, spoke Br. ship New Brinawick, fin Mobile ICE! ICE! ICE! Overture—Der Fre = 1456 | known, 1. npey peters for Kivergool. Cli, James Perkiny, Hall, Havre. “Maren 7, | NOTICE-RENEIR C. WORTENDYKE & CO. res- | Kronnnxs Walzer. 2 ELI LMAVITT, City Inspector, | arc Romulus, Sangster, Greenock. In the Offing-Br- Wood. Fectfully inform their old customers and the public gene: | Hamburger E itzky a — | City Inspector's Office, March 10, 1845. stock, ‘aber, fm Liverpool, ral y, that having just effected an arrangement with the Union | La Polka. . « Labitzky Ld ri Gee canine er cigs pet PO SO ‘anNan, March $—Arr Br. John Boynton, Gault, St | Rockland Lake Ice Company of this city, hy which they are | Edingbargh Walzer.. sLabitzky =f 2 Paliumaes Recteet: Lucia, Jam. 'Cld, Br. Syria, Cox, Liverpool; Export, Swasey, | 00 recetve a constant supply of ice aunually fer term of years, | Militaire March. : Johannes = blo : Lis Soe ee ae favana. Sailed—Exscty Johnson, NYor and baving ‘purchased from said company their wacous, are | Overture—Jubilee . 3 LeU Weber si Gi Canvon—Ship HounmaTLient 1. G. Keith US Navy, Ke: | «Monte, Feb, 20—CM, Br Caroline, Haris, for Amsterdam; | now preated to sell aud deliver ice to any” part of the city, fa jekets may be hiad at Mr, Scharfenbera’s and Hayer’s Muste Bauer, firkios 2183 desichsburg, ye ea Pew Peat, Boston » Bat- (arena, eating, fo Liverpoo!; Fortitude, | Libtey. for | large ona all quantities, at the shortest notice, and on the most ae ald House, Globe Hotel, and at Jyibiols. isi ‘ , do; C. 3 W.H. Low, do, c wre; arissa, ws, Colby. 3 ¥ reasonable terms. ents, oncert to commence at Kight o’cloc! Oils, olive, haske 7 naBrig Maty Mi Hooper N. Bradley, and J. Wrieht,_ | for New Yorks Hanke, Melle, Ry Ry aha cahllorders msi belefta 9 Wall. je barges, fot of Duane ye mio Iweee ¥ ee Das, ile, Havana, 28, Cl lerculiau, Gibson, Liv street, or at 157 Bleeker street, residence of Kt. C. Worten- RO. RODG! eH a Foreign Importations. posks March i, Hama, Tennell, for Bostone Cavell, Alice, | dyber the oldest ive dealer in the eity of New York nivegere oi ene (et 48 =] Minacoase, (8t Domingo)—Sehr 90 tons logwood 2 | for Urovidence; Ranger, Milliken, for Boston: Due'de Or |" _______mhtt ee stistre_ | themmonth of dantary lotr Wy eke etiolated f9 him during 2 a5g | deytignumvitis'to s ides 2000 1 vernool; Chastina, Homer, for Newvitan aed Mentto, uk TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD mes of Nee orm fins the howor to aanouuce his return to the +i |p AARANHant Bris Northumberland a7ts hides 2000 horns 17 | Hotton, Nickerson, for Boston, ‘Arr Agnes Gilmorer Antes | WV Hak, be naid by the subseriber toauy” person who will im- | cit¥, and thac he will deliver course of Four Lectures, with 1892 13,606 | P°8* Bum elastic 20 bls mdse E Corning & Son. son, from Glasgow: Win Try, Holtman from ‘MatagordaTee, Prison H-benexer Chettle in any jul in the U intersetane. experiments, at the four following. places, eu the pes . ”; is eel, went away on Satur afternoon, March 8 me ion of science o| wari Domestic mportationss a Botton, Davis, from Marshs’s Inland; Arethusa, Euel, fin PE money ualuowy whieh he collected {rom ty ANIMAL MAGNETISM & PHRENOLOGY. pe New Onceans—Ship Hilah—0 bales rags Moore sxeett | FR, iN, La., Feb 8—. shattahoochit i employer, at the looking gl-ss frame man te, in Madison street, every ‘Tuesday of each 25m MT NN aperg D Callandeti00 Hhde sugar F Leverickeciae | vere atin? lat» Feb —Are Chattahoochie, Wilson, New } anio2 Uaual street, New Verk. Heir nn ing ead ry Apesday oench 33 = | bbls flour Suydam, Sage & eo—70 trerces clover seed Ayres & Las, Feb 26—Arr New York, (x) Wright, feet 7 inches high, dark hair, dark eves, full fa e Friday of each TNniscB8 balcacotton’Thompeon Se Agame-790. bie "rork: | veveey Guan haeee, BAT New York, Key Wright Gal | eye light complexion, broke owt ia large sore Woe commenehug on Friday ton Hall, every dae onan aij [gas end hams, 14 hinds aboulgeee 1007 Keee lardd Se Be Wilf | Tess Canela. mone THe aeduee, Pecknt: Liver | Guick spoken, of a genteel appearance, had ‘ou when last Wednesday of each weel-com ¥» March Sth, 2 MY gare | Rigornioos bbts path darian haner Vhs esictdee Sead Lane | Backs ixshaw, Myers, Bostons J 1G Ki Ants New | suutf colored. shad-bellied coat, India rubber sack overcoat, | Arnericau Kepublican: jlall, corner’ of avenuc 7156 ae ‘973 | lard Perry, Matthews & co—77 half bbls lard Auk & Drrake—35 | Boston: Levant, Webster, New Yorks Tri B + } dark blue cashmere pants, with red and black stripes, and new | street, every Thureday of each weeks commencing‘ ie ne = F sacks feathers 2 boxes beeswax A Averill & co—2 box ss mdze | ‘Msaidady Curicney, Stewart, Monesso. Be boots. Went away with James Morgan, about 5 feet 4 inches | March 6th. : He = 381 PP Ftgnich—10 halen moss SH Birdell—Ofoaen fenthers CV | mashes aroclonas Suk Bliete Wate, Noe ee aera | high, lighthnir, had on a.cap,sky blue sack cont: on Fuglishe | ‘Tickets which will admita lady and gentleman 25 cents. 7,490 -” forest—=34 bales hemp Burritt & Johnson—50 boxes cheese J | Bangor, Me; Tuscar, Higgins, Wilming man also. Supposed to be going to England tovether. To commence each evening at half-past 7 o’clock. 2ant px Vamouten & Son—3 bbls molastes 42 bales moss 20" empty bbls | Thompagn, Martjaiquet sotntgaae Te re et: | _mnhi0 2t@re HORACE V. SIGLER, mi tw wT x to order. Cready, Montego Bay enunga, ny _Epervi ay é i fresh ER a BY 5: 36m 36l8 New Onueaxs—La Grange—3it bbls hems €87 do lard, 1do | Kerweli Comecte pannage; ration: Epersier, Hern oe oak nul erie Homan: with a fh | REE LECTURE BY DB. PANNING Dey Bi 41523, * 3,27 | pork 255 do flour Suydar & co—100 hhds sugar 140 bales | Hiekborn, New York; Coosa, Janvier, Gibraltar; Springfield, | murse an inftat two months phe To such ng ode a deerecte on ten Rihana 73 — 204 | cotton Robert & Williams—47 do cottou Greenway, Henry & | (Br) Roy, Li Hay liza, Blake J situation is presented; none other need apply. Address imme- ing a Grace(al Form and Attitude of Body ; 1099 1,017 ot | Smith—100 do cotton J & 8 Stone—7a do cotton order. ston: 271 ner, (Br) Ho- | diately C. A, D. box No. 19% nose office, gi fs a ilosophy of Spinal “Affections and karly Weak: 20617 155160 = | Mie OnisateBrir Sara Benthy—200 hls stent 150 bbls] horat Gibraltar: Partha lorflk sd Itichinond: Gen nterview may’ be had. i eas of Children, and the application of a hody. treet fx the re: - lasses, ‘ i Cobb, rly wood, i = 5 : a 1 a 4 = | New Onceass—Barque Magnolia—901 hhda molasses & & H | publie, Gntes, New York; ach Waldron, Cheever Haren ike: TED AT NEW YORK TATTER*ALLS—New | aril pate; Ulfice hours between 11 A.M. and 1 F.'M., 1503 41 | O Hotehkiss—10 do to maste rence, Decker, Bostn; Shamrock, Rogera, New York. d second hand vehicles of every description and value, mhil it*ec T6t 761 = Lot Mans Brig Gen my try tr ee Soe aes. belee ta n ipern aavanoes hal OL Read irreduured., iH UBLIC LECTURE AT RUTGERS’ INSTITUT asco - \—tHolbroo! ison co do—Cre, Anderson & co and gentlemen breaking ap their Ridin t the request of the andi fa febned wines ss. st Sore eae | dow-Parmlen '&Modzers 24 do—Spear & Vaaderhoot #1 do 130 By Last Night’s Southern Mail. pment are reapecttully solicited to send their vehicles, | was delivered ou the 27th ules. Biba Burnt walk sepeee hee Pa me CR "106 85 | hides 1'bdl deer skias—W D Silvia 4 cases tobaceo—Contre & : Ke, to this place for sale or storage Lecture on the Divinity of Orwavie Action and Physical, La: ewoods, logwood, 66 = DE I ert Parnapxiesta, Mar 10—Below, Palestine Green, New York. jes of Carriages, Harnets, Saddlery, Horses, &e., { bar, at Rutgers’ lustitute, on Wednesday Evening, March tach tons, aft rT eee eae. awe belecoa tina’ Howland, & (Asoip latks, Lopix, New Orleas. every Monday, commencing at II o'clock. ‘The doors will be opeued at 7, and the Leetare ‘commence ; Fa iaL de ttpomson, Adame ie do! ovum at OW son exon, ih ule Left tur Hepublic, ha NYouk, Senate: | hare bee aaconerntee cog aale of, Horses at tnis extablishment | precusly at 7/4 o'clock. ; Po al tin, fi " % A . just arr, | have been thoroughly re and the proprietor ventures co as- i ission 2 e 5764 1,605 Holbrook & Nelsoua5 do J 0 Augustin, Fond to Bret hrop. Allen, for do; Rodney, Sinith, Yor | sert, hatauy person who willexamine the rules, aad attend one | meaceseMeEe yy tos © Comes (2 be had at the door. = oe fo are Adna, Cardenas, 26th | oF more of the public sales, as 5 v a8 at present couducted, will de- = sts Juntng-tClasplev tran | cide that the chaneve of fair treaubent are grenterat this, than | ATHMATRICAL WARDROBE dane, Collin, St. At ony other establishment, publie or private: iu the city. SALE, comprisi 40 coats, ich em- its, Collins, 'NOrleaus, AL | “'N-Bo—Kvery- hore soldat pl ie iva ! Linea: | 2" brojsered tite ond seutee se Chaty otene. Or righ, emt h the description gi i exandriay Lewis, and Miliceat, NYork; St Leoa, Babson: ftea- | must eorrespond co the letter, wit coats, &e, Ke. for old men, low and ¢ vert per, Beats, and Queen, Smith, Provideice—Chd edwin A Ste | money will be returned to tha varchiees foriheahe eas OF he pomp alrgant fall suite, geste brosehy erat B33 Fi kegs. MARITIME HERALD. — itary, ke ; some elegant full suits, v pane Ship Masters and Agents. pny < aN i hires eeren t and paw: sp Wiggol guaran a feror Wf Camunatg Vanes wiles ['""'" poretgn Ports eget ofcredt tis eatabishment, cxcop by virae ef tac | Mtns” Aiea numberof Peasuviea Welty Carte theshipping leat the pore. whence they. sailed, the'vessels | ‘Lacvavna: Feb 19—In port, Amazon, Wedge, from Balti- | ®Wt00 orto clowe an eatate, Ot hata, gold lacs'ana (ringer Be Seog ee re ee ‘on their passage, alist of their cargo, and’ any foreign J More, justarrived ; ie fmotieaaied 446 Brond we ‘The above will be sold cheap for cash. ‘To be papers, or news they may have. Agents and Correspon- | Demanana, Feb. 4—In port, Veneznela, for Philadelphia | we’ me ____446 Broadway, J pi omer P poring) tan hE | Thiet home or seroatl Will blso cocler © Grvor by seeding to soon: Constitution, for Baltimore do; eliin, for New York, COFARTNERSHIP—The subscribers Trave this doy entered : ; mah9 1wis? m i i ive. March 1, into a copartnership under the nam; ans " "i Ss. Gunpowder, te Ke anal oP rll <n eal ont ama Sr, Jons, P. R. Feb 25.—In port, Othello, Ryan, from Santa | & BODEN, and will contioue the business of Kasey Colored A ae ae ee Steer dollars PORT OF NMW YORE, MARGH AL, | O35 7H Cie Comune on beantand to ait for Seagate | aeeSid escathishmenee News Pelee podecrend Ce aera rec tek tommneta’, 09.6 ver, dollars... . le or 3 davs; Aurora, Swift, fm Wilmington ‘dis i ¢ old establishment, ‘ulton, corner treet. 0 by play- ‘There hee beshiosisnlanianbarreria\sou-tu tle quail — — anon, for NYork, 26th. ee apie New York, Mareh 1, 1843, yer ces it andla dhe shore anetzen ot all the articles included in this table exporte1, but the ESTE ee CHARL kod blow. adhe Tables are : 7 called atthe Apollo Rooms, on the eve- 3 eee As or fines Gu oats eras pre teat Wy es < 2h leh yas ents creo, as ane | MI ARVN, Pet ot Ci ders, as rp a 5 Inarket price of the articles exported at the place of ex: Hlington, Chady ick, London, Grinuell, Mintum & | ly resolved, that they, the undersigned, tendet to Chas, HL, | School for the instruction of youth in the common and. clasti- : id nisea ortation. We annex a table showing the current prices [ co; Virgi ane fl fearn, Lives pool, K Kermit; St lary, Foster, Pins, Esq. a Complimentary Ball, onthe ev: if Wi cal branches of edi respeetfuily informs = = Seen —4 r many of the princi rticles exported, on the Ist of J New ‘Orleans, Stauton & Fro st; Cathanne, Berry, Chatlestome: day, the 19th of March, and do form thei disposed to pla: ir children under hi ion, to signify | EX PRESS P, E ) 3 March, 1844, and the Ist of January, and lst of March, | Bariue Eugenia, Biscoe, Vera Croz, Hargous, Brothers & c: tee for the same; and’ the committee the same by giving their , as he is unwilling (without en- | © 'ACKET LINE TO PITTSBURG. 1845, that the increase and decrease in the tg | Oriole, Barstow, Itio Grande. J. Barstow i co; Marian. Gage, | honor the assembly with thuir breseuce. that no effort on there | couragement) to proceed in an undertaking witcn otherwise value of the exports may be traced to their proper source } #éfd, Belize, 8. Blanco) Crei none. Fox, St Jobns, N 5 G part shall be wanting to make it one of the most agreeable te- | Might prove abortive. If the location of the school (as yet nn- rie: Madison, Bulkley, Savauuah, S urges & + of the seazon. Settled) be inconvenient to the re es of the subscribers, Prices CURRENT FOR soME oF THE PuinciraL StarL® Nason, Norfolk, Neam ith & Walsh: Matamors.-We bay Wiicaau JNO. C. PENNY, Chairman, |} their subseribing will not be ¢ the least binding. Anrticixs in THIs Marker, pel K. D, Hurlbut &: co—Sch 5 Leroy «Bedell, Nor- W.R. LEAN, Secretary, N. B-—The fees will not be i epemneel any other respecta- Vin Pennsylvania C: Railroad: March 1,” Jew'y 1, March 1, | folk; Frank, Briton, Alerandria, Stargess & Clearmen; Cou- Executive Committee. ble eatablishment, and uames will be received at Patrick 8. Cas- in Pennsylvania Cana} ard Railroads. 1844, B13. 845, rier, Couch, Richmond, Allen & Paxson; Hope, Mitchell, St. J. Besson, J.J. Bingham, serly’s, 108 Nassau street, New York. Bhd twem | paeabore line ei ee Bee Ae ith 4 r STS 27 8 5 375, at an, | Kitts, Neamith & Walsh, 3 4 Graham, TO BE SOLD, sergsrs by Gevonte tke he ears om’ Pladephia to Hane A a arrived. ti i “Garriogs, burg, aud there embark on board of the packets. ietee tears baie Big | _ Ship Howqia, Patiner, from Canton, Dec 7, and Macao, o:h, SEONG arell baile Barouche Carriage, in good ordsr, | "ihe. cars of this line sre af ihe Meese deseriptiog, and the 350 a3 of! SS TMG 3 8S. with teas and silks. to A A Low. in the river bound up hamess. ‘To be seenat Roulston’s Riding School, and Livery | boats have been thoroughly resited. Wiese vest SNLY. 100 eh a8 100 these i'd | Cohota, Hipb from Manilt Passed Jara Head 25th Dee. Stables, 137 Mercer street. " inbiacire” | Passengers will nd this a moat delightful mode of traveling ww in the " jams, 28 ds ~_ io the West. + Hemp,'wer rotted,:.. 120 al80 105 Lis SUI Caicn dee Biber Voce mamatend io dora Bon, Scene nent '| WINE AND SHOE THREAD— avoided, and the ‘fine batural scenery of the route affords in: 32 $75 a 00 375 0390. 1 Liverpool, wished to be reported. Jan 26th, off Cape of Good 4,6 8,9, 12, 18, 24, and 36 1b. Seine Twine. ucements to travellers not foune on any other. Tete are 1 56% TF Hope, Muterprise, of Liverpool fm Caleutts. ‘Touched at St 2'and 3 €o1 iting do A. CUMMING, Agent, N. E, comer of & Sand sld 9th. Left Monument, Vining, of Portland Zand 3 thread, India, do 4th and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia. yg 22 2 Gaiaas on in lpas of cables sub pneweras woatd celled Os “Hopewell” Cotton Seine do of every size. Philadelphia, Mareh 10th, 1845. ea wag wo Rie gad Gabe Yoking fr bunt ee Wrapping aud Manufacturers’ Twines of every deserip- | For information Tn hs gy ADELE to se West atrets 8 S166 25 5.50 a7 00 7 00 Masha Coles ot Ball iver for home Yan few dvyes Pembrel Shoe Thread of every dercription, including Titley, Ti ise A BNISEEN, Ry, New 3 orihee 3 30 aS 00, 50 Méries Cole, of Ball Miver, for homme ins few deyss Femroks, : Tesantaud Wotkece” “ercription, including Titley, Tat- | _mhtt2weodistec _____"_____ NR, New York. 6a 6a 6% 6 cueing Guuleyaeic. OM bor seen ties CG. A, Pe J.D Powers, NEW IMPORTING HOUSE AND EASTON.—Leave the, a, ee ed (painted lead cofor,) boun in. Keb 19, iat 17 8, low J Nelson, OF 2 foot of Courtland street daily, Sundays exce te ge Te RS Te se Oar phere tutne epenbge pty eget Tanets FRENCH GOODS. tows, thence by pdarsoashes through Mendham. Chester, Get see 8 BD MO 2 0 SE tt een for New York, full cargo of guano oes Z. Dederick, LAURENT & BROTHER man Valley, Schooley’s Mountais, Anderson Town, Port Cal RS etre ey eg ier 68 MEAYRA RERERE: rg rapt tg, | Siero sl Cane Hnt7 Coure the price 0! and pearl as! 5 perior, 5 - Ligh mene ‘a complete assortment of WwW 3, which they | jand i ,, z whaleboné. ‘Other articles have not varied much inj bile, bound to Li SO vo | nee HL00b in Lv aahington Livingston, offer to dealers at thelowes? market prices. Particular attention | '"WN.j-“'xtras farnished at the shortest ‘notice, by applying to rts according to the Custom ip Lagrange, Winchell, 15 days jew Orleans, with | —U0li Ste _Martin Luther.___ | is inyited to the following description of good: Chaise Colter: te bavetieenen git A ae eid dand 4b, will be | maze to maste ) SOClETY OF THE FRIENDLY SONS OF ST, PAT- ‘New and splendid patterns Mous de Laines ae oe at Momerowe ee . 1843, , Helah, Hammond, 13 days from New Orleans, with mds |) RICK—Ata preparatory meeting of this Society, held at Also pew patterns of Balzorines acd Bareges NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LING . ‘eo. City Hotel, on ‘I'hursday eve1 th instant, the fellow- Extra rich Foulard Silk Dresses —Diseet— Vel ianasete Bergan vaou vax Durwer | "Bm ua iam, dye fom Ge, with 0 wo | eine ectaeitgaan Staves | YUNMENERMRA NL tie shan Py Be Binh jew York. iran'to Boorman & Johnston. ‘ ames Heyburn, ent. New style Mozador_and Isly Shaw boat SW. 1843. 1844. 1815 Barque Magnolia, Ward, 12 days from New Orleans, with Robert J. Dillon, Esq., fi ice-Presi 5 i Searfs —— alg pas la January... SLA70,675 1,697,813 anglannes to the master. as Dudley Persser Hog aecund "ase French Cloths and Cassimeres. mi toristrre_ | Stregin A: H Sauires, This Evening, February, "1,317,580 1,352/528 Brig Mary M Hooper, Fraree, 22 days from Para, with india Charles M. Nanry. ‘Treasurer. PO NN a deer Che Wb raiae oe aR ~— —-— rubber, to NL McCready. Hiam G erald, Secretary. FASHIONS FOR SPRING, 1845. wns ee ws $2,788,255 2,990,965 3,226,281 tig Northumberland, Strickland, 18 days from Maranham, mover. THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to furnish his | ‘potlice on the whart bh Freigh Increase ei® fi 235,916 | with indse to F Corning & Son, The Very Revd. Dr. John Power, 2 chaplai new styleof Gentlemen's Hats, which, in every particular, | peyiignt waken om the most reasonable terms. Freight must rig Sarah Bently, Coopman, of Portland, 16 days from New wR . To d Huddart, § Chaplains, ill be found fully t he Ter ; | be put m charge of the Freight Agent, or the Company will not ppTbe,value pot tne Sects tn Babe hie mrceering ele, ith suget io Badger & Beak Ths B.D come isto nee: Milian Fong. Ph ‘ oe be pane. enjoyed in the production of this most ease al aril af dren ao ieee CINE FOR-ALE ie = 7 ning. a embers of the Societ ys St. Pat- SOPLE'S LIN NY, from of the exports in January and February, 1645, was $235, | "Brig Wim H Chincey, Crabtcee, 12 days frem St Marks, with | rick will celebrate their Wational Aturerary. bye Dinner te ‘Wall street, corner Nassau. the foot of Courtland street, at 5 o'elock, P.M. 916 more than for the corresponding months in 1944, ih. valsh. ¥ the City Hote’, on Monday, the 17th inst. i N. B.—FRENCH HATS—A small invoice just rec landing at intermediate places. and $439,026 more than the seme months in 1643. — ilsoa, Miner, Lt days from St Marks, with cotton ‘ickets may be had cn application to aay of the following } from the manuftctory of the celebrated ‘*Mugnier,” Paris, to | — ‘Che steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wm. Mon- ‘This increase in the value of exports in connection with | to. D Hurlbut & co. Left Iwanowna, for New York, soon; J cantlemen:— which tne attention of gentlemen ed. day, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday aftern>’ is, at 9 «clock. the very great decrease in the value of our imports | {tia Baker, unc; A W Brown, Spinney, for Boston, soon; John George MeBride, James T. Brady, £1 To Th&st isim *'m ‘Phe seamboye SOUTH AMERICA, Cn ML. ruei- ~ r) for 3 | * ‘eren A i i ly 6 TO OULET Th, DLL Ll. day Sat v STUVONS, "¢ 5 Jooks “very encouraging, ‘This is reducing our | "prig Pocshontas, Wade. from Newgort, Fel) ard 36 hows William Geitagerald, John Herdyan TO VET—The dwelliog part of the Three Story | “'Psteugers taking the above le will tive in Albany foreign trade at both ends; increasing our resources | (rom New Londo: ie, Se, to Williams & Northam, John Manning, ‘Ste wa: List House No. 264 Brondway, comer of Franklin street, will | jn time to take tie moruiug train of Cars for whe East or to pay and reducing our indebtedness abroad.— ¥ om Boston, with wool and | _mhil iwre : C,H. BIRNEY, Secretary. pesetlow to agood tensur, Apply to ae The value of the imports into this district in February, | fish to master, 5, o Cod, in the act of jibbing, Mr a mall Sere D. D. NASH, 139 Fulton street. | “‘Phe Boats are new and substantial, ere furnished with new i TU Fredericks, of Somerset, chief officer, was knocked over TEN DOLLARS REWARD. % 7 2 ix | and.elegant stare rooms, and for speed and accommedations are was a little more than two millions less than those for the . ‘ TO LET OR FOR SALE—A House, Barn, and six p 7 cont rtsin Ji | board by tre spencer sheet, and ws lost. " OST—On Monday morning, 10th instant, between the (Ma- acres of ground, on Bergen Hill, New Jersey. house | & on the Hudson. month-of papery and our exports in January were v ‘Schr Baker, Baker, of Dennis, 16 days from Miragoane, St tige Court down Nassau sireet to tecond Ward Hotel, and ir threo vooms'on tho tives floaraths ertons having ee passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Schul'z, ued at about three hundred thocsand dollars less than | Domingo, with logwood, &e, to'S W Lewis. from thence to Maidrn Jaue, a gold anchor escapement Watch end folding d " at the office on the Wharf. mhI0 is thore for February. This revolution in the import and ex: | Schr Louisiaua, Laue, 11 days from Aux Cayes, with log- J gold cap aud gold dial, 13 holes jeweled, No. 4539, 1m.'x brows etueiaiona taconite, port trade of this ‘port mast have a very favorable influ- | wood to W Lew. moraceo ease, Whoever will retum the same to Iswore Ita. | TPM the basement has.» kitchen, store room and cellar ¥OR SALE—Twenty-four Covered FREIGHT ¥ We Ciaiiat Gems, Li dayétiden Now Uilinss, with mdoo; co E otenle aes Pets] econ elit toot than * * ished walls. ‘The place is avout quarter of a mile CARS, suc! reused on the Pennsylvania Rail ‘ence on bi ly. ‘Th ly of foreign men e " 14 days a 1s hove reward. Pawn south of the railroad, and about a mile and a hal’ from Jersey Roads.” "Th a hers are requested tv stup the same, if offered for not sold be mhiL3t*ec the vari ANT. D—A second hard VIOLIN, of good tone. Any | The place is well supplied usiness generall| suppl; ufactures now in this country is almost large eneugh to satisfy the demand for a full season. The spring trade will not be very large, as the country merchants intend will besold very low. I fore Saturday, the Ist of Marci t d at public sale at the premises o! se STAMILTLON °Gclir Marengo, Freeman, 2 days from Norfolk, bound to Bos- oa. Smith, from Portsmouth, with potatoes. r 1 ay | wit pela ON, 11), atone eammend ms ey sears {Wn alens stating where 1 cua beseey and sag" thé | heel by ay eid oud set.below Locate, Fish 'e which must u 10 pros) 6 people of the Western States are very poor. We i ii \ => ~s ———— of Steten I Nai t Harbor, FOR LIV ERPOOL—Packet of the 16th March — are Haveeba bey travelling agents of Jobbing houses in| Suekesme Turks fsland, with salt AUTIONSPersons engaged in selliog Long Islan 1 Jersey City, and the North ‘The splendid, fast sailing packet ship MONTE ZU- this city, that the merchants of M ble sc Ech of Portlaad, from Tuekapoa. ented el he tonnes any <p laable stocks, on tims, svete. Sheer, niet ; ; MA, Captain Lowber, will suiltas above, her regu: to pay five per cent of their debts 40, 1 ship, 1 barque and 3 brigs—Wind F, and forgy. ted a0 succesfully then, are at work. Hows aided by-a farue | optacaed chee epeupoligd with young froit trees, vines, and | lar day ed odations, for cabin thot the merchants of Ohio, Indiana and Illingsis ere not | Several vessels, ontward bound, at ancher in tho North River: | ‘ucent ‘of foreigu, aud domestic capital, some coming from | New vork. ulmi lictdbabat il adap ve ce 1 Ok ma) a derenmboaeeamiagn teh much better off. Many of Det aren upon the pro- | detained by head'winds. eI hhe United States,” and some from ** Mauchester.” Ta Lt UE LEARE ot JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. Pope eon) ae Sots. na tees: Sota een Miscellaneous iecord. ‘The above advertisement appeared in an obs: print on Sa- SR on the second and _ EANS—Packet of the lth March— must become ban! 5 dcdeday. IC the author ie Shure of Mitte Geek ook che oily vdmirably adapted for the use of associations, ors comes round. This state of things will cause the jobbers Packer Suu Westineton, Chadwick, for London, will | stocks he alludes to, «dd Company Nat NEW ‘The splendid fast saiting packet ship ORLEANS, _ es—the ‘Dh Saptain Sears, will positively sail as above, her re- he gular day, of this city to be very careful in giving credits, and at | | for if prices get too hy Dy fourth on le: Hy ATMOTY. A cae soc af u very extn i trade jx | Stil to-morrow at 12 o'clock. Her letter brge close at half past J fy" MUregs Ket 100 ing to hire for such purposes should avail themielves of Fr accommodation for ea Rr from being flatgering. A large i Of foreign | !1 o'clock. tracts. opporties'y and secure them, as they are desirable from their ly application sh le mecohandioe 18 the face of these fects, would produce a} Sire Astons —We learn from Cave rohit tum AHUYER OF STOCKS. [geatiom and Ld fae of ingress =g Ca ou tade Wo&S i _ ate of things in this market, and cause immense | brix Lady Campbell, arrived on Sunday fro ATHS AT THE GLOBE WOTEL—The proprietor of | doelock AM. wall 21, Mato ee ee OF the Hall, from | iad ree Veteran reas anemone i there was a large ship ashore, on one of the " * es on the supplies of merchandiso on hand and | ‘ety scunaotn: the above establishment informs the pubdtic an mhid tmere THOMAS A. LYNC those coming in. Pw Jon Kriday last, at Medford, the f ateaters of this houce, that the Baths hays been — NEW ORE A NR Fesitivaly Kiet Vee i I — i tte |—Louisianaand New York Line—Regular H put in proper order, aod are now open. They are al lantly Tu lL the modern Built dwelling part of the = oP ae eee ne, eeait Tee telling pocint sping Monte nd t's ot Lurid wth Croton Wer aod fendanee anderery tker | Gag Herve, 0,20 Bowery, te front harement hn aaah | to, Gh naany Th ena fay sung cee! for the China trade, She is a noble Old Stock Kxchan, snd — capec mhiL 2wee ¥, BLANCARD, H og doors, pantries, and plate glass front wia- as apply rd, at 0 harf, foot of Wall x mn ty of pastmie oak, d story has four rooms, with clothes presses — | dations, apply ou board, at Orleans wharf, foot of \ 1000.0, sor id Utica WR ev ard finished throwghout, with marble mantels B. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 So 1000 Penn’s 5's 75, 15 Hoasatonic B yy entitled, one lor, apd grates re is also a very convenient and d Positively no goods received on board after Saturda 10009 do 69 7534 100 Reading Ht f ship building, ‘alL the improve: | of France, for sale by whole length of the house, lighted front and rea Toth met, iy B oe ep, i238 550 Lit OARR ments whieh suecessfal y made for the last three mil tw¥re ob TLy sBeet, UP from the walk. in Rey, Orines Messrs. Hain &, Weodrad, who PS 1 | aioe ae a Sa Notice to CINBSE FANCY GOODS—G, GUYNET, a0 South | [RN Ysemeat sand the Cee ager Packer sip OSWEGO. "Captain Woods will succeed the 90 Vicksburg Bk 7 1% do ; aoa ne 4 iam street, offers fr sale a large assortment of Ch.- ser boaielarecn thafsee teste Gaulia we cn Genesee, and sail on the 26h tustant, berregular day. mil + gine: ta fee meeetnanon RE (Trou the politeness of Mr, Falter, Pilot, who has. charge Fruey Goods: Sask landed pershin Geo. Faller, 3 renee bookstore on theirs floor, having’ no communication ener, i 5 Del & Had Canal 130 jo beatationed on th Lede i tele Dele. tee eet, mit sec | ardhaving an enelored passage to the yard. Rent $350. but BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- allt ea ug mae ben ommbay : ‘ent vitmgeon (Bel) this ays WARE. Gietthonue abinen, POOL TACKERK FOR LIVERPOOL.—Ouly 400 harmers’ Te ‘0 : the geet Me- Fuller aloo informs wa thet the ; Superior, and very val magnificent and celebrated fast Second Board, Of New Ceatle, which wore enrrled ave br he tan he atidy « handiome Hoase, exeel- | nackership MONTEZUMA, burthen 1050 ton . es Bron replaced, pad, Ghee ae Rist Ew Deeaehd the’e tener aes milla and, machinery for | Por teommander, will sail positively on Monday, $1300 Ohio 6's 930 985% 25 shas Morris Canal 33% ‘ i Se. abot 8060 choice Peach Trees, and ava- | Ayre tar being displaced for the more prominent ones wsed tu, eummer sity ; ; vt. | March, her regular day, Be er a Oe eaten Be Garinateesaeed nee netteee'weie Hal ates Via aa Ponke shat aig | mioeeaaerauinnd Necommodatons, oy cabin, 2 bing 59 io t is Lala y althy an e the old country ,or sending them thus early extended. —{ Philad. Gaz. 5, P 800 iy i i 2] steerage \' : Sree iy Binakeie ee: oe |Whatemen. jalteicr ory BT opal mainog itr willbe: | fee ht Ee wilting thei terest and comfort to aelect 25 Mirie REC 810 34 250 do 060 43% | Sroninaron, Mar6—Arr George, Williams, Sandwich Is- | Watering Pots, Duxt She Jott-e Canniat Iso, 89 ne ww Couage, Barns, Fences, &c.; ab, For terms of passage, and to secure the best berths, early 30 East Boston 12% 50 Vicksburg 7” | tands, via New Bedford, 2000 bbls wh, 130 sp and 16,000 ths bone | E:x8, Handles,’ Mallets, La Bucket Handles, 4000 Pench Trees; adjoining the above. Price $400” Kor full | apditatian should be mie om board, foot of Beekman at, oF New Stock Exchange. Spoke Vet 28. lat 5 40.8, lon 160 40 W, China, Kirby, NB, 1299 J Elats by the she.t er do: Tin Ware inade tw order or particulars apply to D. ELSTON, Fibetavocrivers NOCHE, BROTHERS & COL” 10 1 6" ee yw 3850 shas Warehete? Ts h 450 505 off Cape Ho w, no date, Vineyard, of Hdrtown 99 ee oii Ty yi cu A $1900 or $2000 on a tends rwes) fae 2 Pet 35 Kulton street, neat door to the Fulton Bank, New York. A Aci he : lays out, clean, WHOLESALE SEGAR EMPORIUM. 4 T per oct AMOI ena » Teenell m8 eo weer e ¥ Spoken. * IPHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for siden lare assortment of &e Tpierds AE per cents: A Seog ay janeeale FOR LIVERPOUL—New_Line—ikeguiar Packet som 50 , Geo Stevens, Cushing, 28 drvs from Liverpool for New Or Bars, nade of best elected Havana ‘Tobacco, and having fonck Brechin. tov sell the 36th of March. The regular fast sailing sl0 33 Pay lo Neqea Mar 1. Ja 20 35, og 08 Se by Hougun at thie bea ametuer si tronthe, are now in bon reg sae, can COUNTRY SEAT 10 LE io: ian for cae Or Packet Shin aM [an {&, Mldridee,of 1,100 yi Y of . lo "I q A ~ al i as above, her rewul lay. , os & anata tee itt eo Mak Pb eae at ag Wack: | ER Tar" hin cet ae wpa 2% do from Baltimore, steviing SW, 6th inst, lat 30 4, lon jo Siw and 10ths, § orth River, ai foot of 52d street, v + | for splendor or comfort, apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot jormas, ‘ape KAbOU 18 acres. ES im La'ecompensa, swelling house is now, having boon built last year, and all streets OF COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. the stable and other buildings are fa good order, ne teh Mee every | Possession etn be given immediawly. Kor Price of Passage, #1 ceed the Rosci Ta8ee f by ul . “ J hen be, of Boston, from Apalachicola for Liverpool, 7th Me lat 32.50, lon 69 '15—by the Northumberland, at this part. ‘Pasean, hence for New Orleans, 5th inst, lat 28 46, lon 75—by the Lo at this port, H Walker, hence for Havana, 2nd inst, lat 26 50, lon 73 15—by dons, Captum KB. Cobb, will ence 2% Mortis Canal and sail 26th April, her regular day. sale in lots to suit pur 25 do ENNETH & LAVE! A 1G, 58 Wall street, or 743 Broadway. 'U WESTERN DLALERS—The celebrated 8 Wall st. ind 2w ee no d @% Nor and Wore saw 73K 25 do on do b3 7: 2) Kast Boston +: % —~ a 4 r the Baker, at this port. JOHN STAFF'S thi h bred COLUMBUS, will be sold FOR LIVERPOOL—Kegalar Packet & wo fo 19 185, | ._Lonare, Milton from Boston for Now Orleans, 13h, lat 36 BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, on Tharsdiy. next, at’ the Aimerieen' Pagle Horse ‘The, superion tant ailing, Packets do buw ye 25 Ston on RR 6041 9) Jon 7h 09 0.8 ANE STREET, next door to the American Museum, ished corner ot Christie and Delaney street, at 12 a cp then, Capt. Ira do bow 75h 25 Le Island Rit b10 wf Clay fiat oa, ts Baka Dc acctie neers thanks to his friends and the public Sadeutid, large tnd poms tortatte J x Are of patronage already receiv iguals with Gen J ed, and hopes by Strict attention to business to merit a contin for Roti ance. beantifal brown, handsomely marked, 10 pring, 16% hands high. Ile combines in an ‘ex traordinary degree. atrengchy of muscle, aympetiy of form, Seitet We cert olne pcatarea tn bs ‘The packet ship Liverpool, 1100. tons suter, We certify the foregoing pesiazen tn, be Cotten, Fldeidge, will succeed the Hottingner, an DL HOUMES day, 2ist' April. mo ctih J. HOLMES MERICAN PILOT DUN ‘or ‘oF pas: v te rooms and apply to the Captam on 1, West ¢ Burling slip. WO! HULL Tie tone te South street, weave ot ‘Thade, oes Washington, fra New Orlen guierdam, i ieret Dune = re ve m 39338 ————, of Baston, 6 days from 4 Or ‘iest quality of iladelphia Porter. ©) Ne re € Pag tet Mendy at $4.18), Tere a tony une 8D ieaur, Fob 997 int 58 10 N; lon SEAT We LO fot New Or f Firat auality of Phim Dhl, Parter. Croton Ale; Newark ( ing in oither description Foreign Ports. ping attended to with desihateh, mhtiee Beeswax —Peime yellow sells, as wanted, af 29} a 2940. Wrantroa, Dee 7—In port, € " , in the nemghborhood of Great Je ks. A ¥ Cabas, On the 16th, bes 2 mhilee extra quality, from ning toe teat wel: ier MeMieliel, New '¥ tt the oth a Rol oie Goneree Nout, 9491 Let ritkenacoann rom fealaety Merny ‘Aleta epee te emeralds Ate fa eri Supwi esalcty | Ad i \oosmannuctared in dhe moat careful manner, ned Hay-We ee oaeatterh River balo, common quali- § i3. Power Chur, Feturning the samme to the owner, No Oey Bowth sitwat A rae EER COLLINS & CO. % Southistreet BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL = Washington, [Correspondence of the Herald.} Wasnixaton, March 9, 1845. Bancroft—Young Polk — Office Beggars—Tyler’s Nominations—Brilliant Ball at Coleman Dear Bennerr :— The Senate, as you are aware, adjourned on Thursday last over to to-day, to take a breathing spell, aud they are now ready to sift the claims of poor Bancroft again, who may be seen pacing the avenue tremulous with agitation, though trying at the same time to assume an air of carelessness and unconcern, ‘The dense groups around Coleman’s porch are still convulsed with fear and hope upon the subject of Mr. Tyler’s nominations. “Hundreds are re- joiced they were passed over so cavalierly by the Senate, while the sympathies of thousands of others are deeply enlisted in their behalf. The case of young Col. Polk is the most,interesting of all, and torms the subject of conversation in every saloon in Washington. Every individual in the city, without, I believe, a single exception, is exceed- i should again ingly anxious that this be sent in, by his brother, to the Semate. Youm Polk is a glorious, noble fellow, beloved by al who know him, and I have reason to suspect that the Senate would willingly confirm his nom#mation, should the President overcome his scruples and adhere to Mr. Tyler’s choice. Office-be; ere continue to pour in by every arri- val, but Mr. Polk is so slow in his movements, and so difficult of access to the hungry throng, that many are getting very impatient and terrified at the isensible dwindling away of their V’s and X’s, sliding gently into Coleman’s capacious pock- et; and they are beginning to swear and fume, and are actually dropping off by fifties and hundreds aday. Poor Hallett looks the picture of despair, as he hears it whispered into his ear at every cor- ner, the chances of Gen. bea maiy 2 are aly gaining strength. Roberts, I believe, cut atic! for Boston. Very little concern is manifested here for the most of ‘Tyler’s nominations. The only two which seem to excite a universal interest are those of Picket for Havre, and young Polk. . Night before last, there was another brilliant impromptu ball in the splendid drawing-room at Coleman’s, given to the guests of the house their friends, by Mrs. G * * * of Mississippi, and Mrs *#**, It went off gloriously, and broke up at 12 0’clock precisely, (somelsay half-past) out ot due respect for the Sabbath. Not teeling inclined to participate in the festivities, (i.e. not being prnivi- leged, in other words,) I contented myself with the rights of a bachelor boarder, which are to lean against the door, and cast in, from time to time, an admiring glance. Not wishing to be invidious, I will not single out some cf the belles who graced this brilliant féte, and pass by othersin sikace. A splendid supper, got up in Coleman’s usaal style, terminated the festivities of the occasion. More anon. Tue AvgeNvE ARIEL. Wasuinton, March 9, 1845. J.G, Bennerr, Eeq.— Asitis the Sabbath,the fire is momentarily suspen- ded under the great political cauldron,and its steam- ing and hissing eflervescence have partiallysubsided. Few loungers along the streetse—few loafers in the oyster houses, because they are shut up by a Jaw of the Corporation—few of the mixed multitude from the four winds of heaven visible, except im the great hotels, where the throngs are denser than ever, and the conversations quite as entertaining and uniform. Allrelating to the public offices, are hankering and impatient for the teats of the Trea- sury cow. r Burton has taken the Olympic, lately occupied by Mrs. Timm, of whom we have lost our reckon- ing. Where she and her company have gone, we don’t know, nor when taey went, nor how, nor whether they are Roan, 7h, or lingering in town, poor things. Burton does pretty well, and wilt continue to do well for several weeks to come; for the strangers among us seem resolved upon uw four mile and repeat for the spoils. Yankee Hill and Dempster gave a mixed concert last night, of anecdotes and songs. They had a genteel audi- ence ; but they were not preased for room, as we have seen in the case of the niggersingers. Nigger dancers and Mesmerism hold the balance of power, always excepting social parties, at which there is a chance for a supper free of cost. _ Coleman gave a private hop last night, and had the Swiss harpists, including also a fiddle and cla- rionet, to play for the party: A quiet and elegant party, aud very agreeable, by the by. The Tumor concerning the ejection from office of Skinner and Dr. Mitler turns out to be the raw fabric. Col. Gardner, who was Nie! by common consent into the chair vacated by Col. Skinner, tells us to-day that not having as yet, offi- cially or semi-officially, received a notice of -his appointment, he is inclined tothink it has not been made. So we think. Every day now for a season will probably evolve some new development—some new colors or for in the political kaleidescope, ominousor auspicious for the future. Nous verrons. w. Philadelphia, (Correspondence of the Herald.] Puapgtruta, March 10, 1845. Since Sunday morning we have been burdened by adull, northeast wind, accompanied by rain, hail, and this morning a smart sprinkling of snow The latter, however, melted as soon asit fell, and we now are enjoying the pleasures of a cold, chilly rain. The weather, to use an expression of Sam Slick, is extremely juicy. The Court of Quarter Sessions have been en- goged to-day in the trial of a noted character, yclept Colonel Digby, who has been amusing him- self for some time past by obtaining nick nacks from our citizens without designing to return a quid proquo. There seems to besome difficulty, u fixing him, as he has already been acquitted os two indictments, but there are so many charge against him, that I suppose some will take effect, and he must fail at last. ‘ - The rowdy spirit manifests itself occasionally, betokening something for the coming summer, unless the authorities are awake. e darkies have a row now and then—the firemen, no not the firemen—but the rowdies who*hang about the companies, continue to amuse themegelves by slight skirmishes, and I should not be surprised to see these ripen into something more serious, if not checked in time. Southwark is the most promis- ing district as yet in these matters. Z Welch opens his Circus to-night at the Olympic or National, just as you please to call it, for it. designated by both titles. The Academy of Fine Arts have a Tree exhibition ef pictures, and of course they are patronized. tes In the political world here all is still, except the Tesignation of Buchanan frora the Senate, and all the talk is asto his successor. There is nothing much doing here; the weather 1s dull, and I must defer matters I had contemplated apeakree about until an indisposition, under which | am at present laboring, has moderated. , Tue Unirep States anp Mextco.—In confirma- tion of the reports which have been in circulation here, and have already feund their way into the eattern papers, we learn that the Minister of Mexice to this coun- try (Gen. Almonte) has signified to this Government the termination of his mission, in consequence of the pas- sage of the act for the annexation to the United States of the Province of Texas. He has addressed a letter to the Secretary of State entering a solemn protest, in the name of his Gevernment, against that law, which he declares to be en act ot aggression the most unjust that modern history records, being, as he alleges, the spoliation of a friendly nation of a considerable of its territory. The Minister has further asked for his passports, it being his purpose to Ieave this city for New York as early ax practicable, and there to embark for Mexico.—National Vvelligencer, March 10 Late rrom Western Arrica.—We are indebt- ed to Capt. W. McLennan, of the brig Chipola, at this port from Monrevia, Liberia, for a fileof the Liberia Herald up to the 24th of January. The Colonial Legislature commenced its session on the 6th of January, The Goveraor’s Annual Message is published in the H all, aud is a very well written document. Sometime last in property, owned by the captein of a Bri janded in Grand Bassa County, contrary to the maratime regulations of the Colony, and it was seized by the authorities. This gave rise to a correspondence between the Colonial authorities ond Britisn Naval Ofticers on the coast, involving questions of considera- ble importance, relative to the right of jurisdiction over certain territory in the County of Grand Bassa, common- ly known as Gicand Bassa Point. Gov Roberts argues the matter with great ability and at much length. He expresses the opinion that the position assumed by the British offi- cers denying the right of the Colonial Government to ex @ political power, and to maintain jurisdiction over the territory in question, will not be sanctioned by the British Government. ‘The Governor says in his Message that the offairs of the Commonweelth are, in all import: ant respects. in a prosperous condition, A factory for the purchase of slavas had been establish. cinity of Monrovia, but it was broken up by the authorities, The emigrants that le{t Baltimore in the a Chivee for the old colony and Cape Palmas, arrived at Monrovia in safety, Those for Liberia proper, sent by the Penn: sylvania Colonization Society, were to be settled at Bex- ley. The Rev. Mr. Appieby and the Rev. Mr. Perkins and their wives, arrived at Monrovia ‘on the 11th of Jan. inthe barque California, on their way to Cape Palmas, where they will join the Episcopal Mission. The natives of the Gaboon river have sent a petition to the Queen of Great Britain imploring the protection of her Government against the injustice and avarice of the Lge! bi ee iy bento Va! neg - stated in the subjoined parag 5 from the Her ald:— For a long time a large sunber of French and