The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1845, Page 3

MONEY MARKKT. Second Board Monday, March 17—6 p, ma, | $oshesCanouCo 8% $0 Morris Canal ah The stock market continues very heavy, and prices | 0 Lislond RIL 86076 20 Nor & Wore S continue to decline. Stonington fell of 4 per cent; Nor- | 159. do an ns Fe wich and Worcester, j; Mending Railcoad, }; it a eae birt 2 & Farmers’ Loan, 3; Ilamoia, }; Pennsylvania 49 Morris Canal 30) do 69 Railroad, Long Island, end Morris close: 5 do $30 30 ay tw 69 Saturday's prices. ‘The sales were to a very limited ex- | 200 do 30; do tw 69. teot, and we have no doubt a further decline im prices | 2 do 3 do Wil be realized, State of ‘Trad Asuss.—There is still a very limited demand for Pots, which we quote at $3 93} a $4. Pearls are steady at $4 The petition of the New York and Eric Railroad Com- pany to ‘he Legisiature of Pennsylvania, asking permis- sion to construct a portion of their road tarough the Northern part of the State, bordering on the Delaware, | 1S} cents. is likely to meet with favor, the opposition having in a| Bxeavsturrs.—No change to day. Genesee Flour selis measure been withdrawn. at $4 81}. The Zoll Verein treaty has beea Jail over for fur- ther consideration till next season. Several treaties of minor importance were considered and ratified. We annex a table showing the importations into New Orleans from the interior, of produce, &:., for the six months ending March Ist, forthe years 1641 and 1945, and the increase and deerease in the receipts of each article in the six months endivg March Ist, 1945, compared with the corresponding period the year previous. Imvonts into New Orveans MontHs Enping M. Bexswax —Prime yellow is in very limited request, and sells as wanted at 20} a 29Jc. Corron.—The market continues firm, the sales amount to about 1000 bales. ‘The enquiry is moderato, as buyers generally ure indisposed to pay the rates now demanded. Hay.—Sales of rticle are made at 40.453, Prime is held at 48.a50c. ‘The demand is very limited. Paovistona.Saies of prime Ohio Pork, new, are made at $10; Mess do at $12 12.25; old Prime sells at $8 60a 02h fold Mess at $1122}. ‘there isa very tair demand for all descriptions. Beef is fair, and we quote old Prime at $4; new Meas is held at $7.0 7'25. These ia an active om THE INTERIOR, Six 11844 AND 1845. ‘Mar. demand for Ohio Lard, and kegs sell at 7 a7} cents; bar- . Dec'e | Fels at 7 cents. Prime Orange county Butter sells at 15a Apoles, bbls. 14,476 | 17c. Cheese is held at 5c. Bi ass’d hds & cl! 4,170 Wurskey.—Drudge casks still sell at 22cents; Western ene and Prison barrels at 22} » 23) cents. "—| Reat Estare.—.ft Auction,—House and lot No, 134 9,508 | Walker street,between Mulberry and Orange streets. Lot ‘663 | 26 by 100 feet... . ++ $5,425 piss 293 | TWO houses and 18 Perry — 16,257 | Street, between Greenwich and Washington 1,713 “= | streets. One of the lots 21 feet front and rear 23,300 — | and 97 feet 2 inches in depth on each side, the 66,608 —| other (most westerly) 21 teet front, 22 feet 4 in- a 440} ches in the rear by 90 feet on the north side and 24,260 sii | 100 feet 5 inches on the south side, with a build- = agate | _ingonthe rear..esseeserssereresersess 5,250 = “Tz | Three story frame house in 29th street, 126 feet i Bick ‘i 1 _ from lst avenue. Lot 26 by 100 feet.... » 1,450 nore ve . " | ..New Yorx Cattue Manxet, March 17.—At Market bot Oy i SR a 900 Beet Cattle, 490 trom the South, 100 Sheep and 100 394 17,07 "— | Col Calves. —- 75,185 | Parcus—Beef Cattle—At the close are rather inactive, 33,207 we quote at $5 60 a $7 for best sorts of retailing, with a 4,817 few choice on Saturday at $7 50. 11498 500 Cows and Calves—Sules of 80 head at $14 a 97. — 104 Sheep—Are a little cheaper, the market closed at $175 a — | 0460, as in quality. a — 38,615 Hay ‘lenty at 50 a 65 cents per cwt. 4. au 135,980 SSE ORES SE SRR AAO pigs. F - Molnasen, bi 31,506 = Married. Gam basrele ant nek ees =|, Inthe city of Brooklyn, on Saturday evening last, by 4 Ch sag 989 | the Hon. Coe 8, Downing, Mr. R. F. Huuse, of Brooklyn, Done el = 131,513 | to Mra. Hennierra Fxwxes, of this city. Pork, hhds, 3,226 On Sunday evening the 16th instant, by the Rev. Wm. Pork, in bulk, jG :872.260 | Paton, Mr. J.D Lannaner, to Miss Herxn Crovan,dangh- Beane eae wine ter of the late Isaac Clough, of Utica. Tallow, bbls’. "313 OG-_Utica papers please copy. Tobacco. leafy bh 358 On Thursday the 13h instant, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton, ‘Tobaceo, chewing, Mr. Wm P.§Woopcecx to Mi LLEN THomrson, eldest bo: - daughter of Romeo Thompson, Esq., all of this city. 503 = Pwine, bundles, 385 - Died, Farine, bees 1 08 = Oa Monday the 17th instant, Many Aww, aged three Whiskey, bbls 0 5,027 =| years and five mou:hs, only daughter ofJohn and Mary Wheat, bbls and sacks..'. 15,206 = 6,167 | ODonohue. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at. tend the funeral from South Ninth street, Williamsburgh, near Peck slip ferry, at three o’clock, op (this) Tuesday, 18th instant. Oa Monday, March 17th, Jenxstian Gavanty, aged 24 ‘The receipts of cotton this season, have been about six- ty thousand bales more than last. The receipts of tobacco are alao much larger. There appears to have been a very large falling cff in all kinds of provisions, such as beef, rk, bacon, potatoes and lard, while there has been an crass tate receipts of flour, butter and cheese. ‘The aggregate decrease in the leading items is much greater than the increase of the balance, but the falling off can hardly be accounted for. The crops throughout the wei last year were very large, but it seems they are ke; back, the producers not feeling disposed to submit to the reduced prices, preferring tokeep their surplus for an advance, or to consume it upon their own premises. The people of the south and west are at present very mnch restricted in their resources. They have involved them: selvesin debt, and the low peice. of produce prevents them from extricating themselves with the present crop. ‘The merchants throughout the south and west, depend en- tirely upon the Ecoeens from the crops from year te year years, The friends of his uncle are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, this afternoon, at four o'clock, from his late residence 495 Pearl atreet. it On the 6th instent, in Lambertsville, New Jersey, Ma- jor Levi Stour, at an advanced ege. Suddenly, on’ Sunday morning, 16th March, Demon Fvrspex, cartman, at the age of 68. He wes a native of Germany, but for neurly 60 years a resident of this State and city, and for almost 36 years a very efficient city watchman. Whoever knew him, and the number not few, will bear witness that he was throughout life strictly honest man. The friends of the family, and the members of New (; York Lodge, No. 10,1.0. O.F., ot which body his son to meet thei: lebtedness to the eastern Atlantic cities. | Williom isa member, are respectfully invited to attend A partial failure of the principal crops of these sections, | the funeral, from his late residence, 227 Sullivan atreet,on reduces the resources of the ucers, which af- | Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. at fects the merchants to whom they are indebted, who, in turo, are compelled to put off their pay- ments to the merchants of the larger cities, until another season comes round, and the bills receivable of our eity merchants, many of which have long arrived at ma- turity, aud have been depended upon to enable the job- hers to meet their liabilities when due, remain unpaid. — ‘Tae payments of the merchants of any of the Western States, will not average, this season, fifty per cent of the amount ariving at maturity. The payments of the mer- chants of Michigan will not average five per cent on the amount falling dae. ‘This partial suspension does not arise so much from the amount of the indebtedness, as from the inability of the consumers indebted to pay oven & pottion of the sum indeb‘ed, in coasequence of the low price of their productions, and the absence of a de- mand for the large surplus. It does not appear at Cr bable that this decreas in prices can be arrested. The Weekly Report of Deaths In the city and county of New York, from the 8th day of March, 1845, to the 15th day of March 1845. 28 Men—4i Women—42 Boys—55 Girls.—Total, 169. es A Lanes ‘venerea, {Mares as 3s Breiaaiure birth, Reething, 1; Ulcers, 1; Unknown, 23 production of agricultural products in this country in- | @ AS prs tolse ys tote tne 58 eet oe 18 creases so much more rapidly than the consumption, that | 70, 4; 70 to 8, 4:8" to'90, 2; uuknuwn.a. fe) nothing but avery great external demand, or a gencral Colored persons, ma ou failure of the crops for successive seasons, can improve ELI LEAVITT, City Inspector. eo and improve the condition of the producers. If} City Inspector's Office, March 17. 1845. here was a demand for all the agricultural products for | — Ce emenammenmnmremereeeal consumption the country could produce, the supply ~ Would regulate the price, ond the producers would not ‘be. vs Janae large Lh aperlani but itis the larg+ suc: lus that reduces prices, a surplus that remains in the ands of the producers, which they. cannot get rid of without effecting the price of allinthe market. Was it not for the expense of transportation &c. a producerwould Passengers Arrived Havaya—Ship Norma—Dr, John Stiles, Captain Frank, Captain Rt it Hilis, A Milgan, E Mawaneuy, and Smit Ni Foreign Importatio! be as well off with 1900 bushels of wheat. worth 60 cents Havana—Ship Norma—5 bags:specie H A Coit—I1 pkg segars per bushel, as with 500 bushels worth $1.00, could he | D McDougal—2 G Sinder—100,000 segars J. Mathews & co—30 find consumers fer the !arger quantity but there isa point | do J Almanedo—d0m Menauld & Francais—103 m do Lille & Wintringham—12 cs & Gaylord—40 m do mdoB M, Picabia—1 cs KK Doyle—i do I J Brockelman—1 T Dolan & Sou—1 W H_ Westervelt—16 m se- beyond which consumption cannot go, and the moment ines—50 mS that point is reached, the eurpitit becomes almost value- to Fabre—2 Jess in the face of our large annual supnly. This being the | gars J ravja—ics WH Westervelt—16 WH ‘Thomas—39 vo case, what hop? is there for any improvement in prices. | A B&D Sands—2 bxs Spauish Consul—3 A B & D Sands—2 The cotton growers, in several districts cf the South, | bales segars Barber Brothers—112 m_ segars J Wallis ee have hed conventions, to reduce, if possible, the cul- | j/4yermaa.—20 do Gt Gloin—25 J P Becanville—10 m soxars J tivation of that staple, but they cannot make it gem2- | [aurie-aao m segarsd Courijuctl cases mien ander: ral; they cannot, by mutual egreement, redi Grayama—Barque Condor—163 hhds sugar 120 do molasses an the productions, the crop will annually in- creare in favorable seasons about the averege per cent cs- timated. The cotton growing sections are so extens that it has been found impossible to to get up any feasible plan to stop the growth. Unless the ment to limit the cultivation is general, it would be of little w want consumers for our products within our own limit Foreign countries will not toke our agrienitaral product B De Forest & co—24 do sugar Maitland & Comrie. Domestic Lmportations, New Oaceans—Ship Shanunga—I3 tics cloyerseed Ayres & Tunis—333 kegs Jard Bartlett, Wendell & Abbott—90 hhds We | sugar Barston & Poy 8 bales cotton Boorman & Johnston— 1 pak mdz Brown & Dimick—33 pkgs Tallon # Boss inge—I te suger J U Cullea I; C Custis—1 cask pes iron 4 ba 52 glass 1552 horn 2200 bones J Hyolp—109 hh tony extent, andthe growth of cotton tly exceeds | Aspinwall—#5 bbls beef 17 tcs hams W D Hane att tales the consumption. Au increase in domestic manufactures | coon Hog: ‘inley—12 bales skins 2 boxes furs 14 tobacco wa—25 tes lt an & Fin! not only increases the consumption of the raw material, | 1162 horns J N Milbank—18 hhds sugar J Mather bbls tall man—34 cesks tal- but increases the number of consumers for our agricultu- Meriick—3 boxes mdz b D Mi rol products, turning producers into consumers, tavor. | low 10 bbls i tc hemp seed Newbold & Crafts--969 bbis whis- ably affecting prices and increasing the general prosper. | Kc 4#4 Keus, lard, 132 bbls 100 Fa womens fs Bon--38 pias ity. Wi\bin the past year, manufacturers have been es- jathews—7 tons iron Petty & Mann—690 kegs lard 357 bbi: tablishing themselves in the southern and western coun: | 1 keg butter ( Smich—I bbl 1 te DL Lgar—3 boxes mdz. L. Hoff- try, bringing into use the immense water power of many | mau—2lt hhds sagar Roberts & Williams—t hhds hams North of the large rivers so abundant in those sections of the | & Viake—14 casks 8 bis 1 hhd old ison Wilson & Brown. country. Among others, we learn that a company has re cantly deen incorporated by the Legislature of Arka sas, under the name of the the pr Manufacturing Com pany. This company intend establishing a factory upon the Fouche la Fave river, about 65 miles south west of Little Rock. The Fouché la Faré is a living permanent stream, having a power of 323 cubic feet per second, at the first fail, and having a natural average dam of four and ahalf feet, and thirty-two feet head can be obtained at the place the company intend locating, at the first tall. Tho power of the stream can be increased to 954 cubic feet per second. This shows that the water powcr is sufficient to carry on any kind of manufacturing to an immense ex: tent. The valleyjof the Fouché la Favé is about 250 miles Jong, and is formed by the mountains Petit Jean on the nerth, end those of the Fouché la Favé on the south. The valley and the mountains abound with lead, tin, and iron ore, and limestone. About 400 bales of cotton row grown in the valley, and flax, ree and wool can be MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and ats. nal esteem it afavor if Captains of Vessels will give to Rouxnt Siuvey, Captain of our News B the shipping left atthe port whence they sai spoken on their passage, n list of their eatgo, any foreign ca ar hove or abroad, Wil aso confer © favor by sonal ty ‘ac horce or abroad, will alzo confer a favor by sen this office any Marine Intelligence they may rece iil ——S PORT OF N&iw YORK, MARCHIS, -6 3] Moom tuts 5 57 wiew watuR Cleared. (oH om produced in any quantity. Anthracite and bitumino Barque Genessce, Minot, & K Collins & co: Porpoise, Drake, coal can be ob:ained in the vicinity, and the foreats Rey inte rber, Dente Martha, tet produce immense quantities of white oak, which | vannah, fiawley: Summ? Sue Clearman; Republic, finda amorket in Europe for all that con be ‘got ont. | Smith, Port au Urince, Belding & Fr tris—Schvs John Revde 4 ‘The lumber business of the valley, it is estimated, would Robinson, British West Indies EH Herri Clarence, Salem; amount to $30,000 per anoum, with facilities for getting umpus, New Bedford; Delaware, Crosse, Sou ont timber, The white ouk is considered in the Liver. Naseatt, Chester, Kichmoud, Allen & Pi Itimore, NS M'Cready’ & co; Oneids, Collins, N'S MiCready & €0; © Montano, Hluridge, rong: Arrivea. from Ichaboe, via St. Helena,with Hrooklyn, suiled 18 days before for mn pool market 25 per cent better than that of Canada, and for the past three years large shipments of this oak have been made to Liverpool. ‘There are three falls upon the Hof which are owned by this compa- of the compiny is $300 000 and their mouth, 1s « Ship Shakespeare, Chest rane. (0 EK Collins. hig charter secures the whole of Yell county, in which there | Baltimore, sailed in company from St Helena with ship F . is about two-thirds of the water power of the state, | Howland, for New Yor! Be rig t Miler, wv th a full joad of alapted to manufacturing purposes. The Fouché la Favé hott Hara’ haat March 6th, with mdse is navigable to the first fail—the location of this compa --for stesrnboats navigating the Arkansas river; in fact navigable when the Arkansas is not,it being a deeper er. Barque Cond sugar to B De . at Brig Snow, Villsbury, 16 days f Jel RO Ta Sy lays from New Orleans, with 200 Balt, 7 days from Richmond, with mdse, but not #0 wide a river as the Arkansas, ‘The trade of this place ig already quite large, and being within one hun. dved and thirty miles of the Texas line, it must rapidly The Na- increase with the settlement of that conntr; tional road to Fort Smith passes through thi its location isevery way desirable asan agricultural and manufacturing country; fwith ev on, of climate perfecting the growth of cotton, wheat. tobacco, flax mdse hs hemp, and wool, itcannot bat atiract the attention of | ford Heat, a barque painted c ypitalista for mannfacturing purposes, and of the farmers | stranding With svils attached tor agricultural purposes, Sehr Lynchburg, Mathi toJ New Stock Mxchange. Schr Itoe, Dodge, 6 days from Sche Vesper, Wright. Crom Havana, ath inst., wi Tasses, 13 ticrees, 21 bbledo, to lt de Zaldon” Witt 08 hhds ‘win A Steveus, Brivg, 4 days from Bal:imore, with seeing ashore at Caris- cath seria all Ber aps all color fying at her main rom *Michmond, with mdse Baltimore, with mds to master. a000'Ohio 6's. °9 to otc P Schr Dodge, 6 days from Alexandria, with mdse to Sturges & Soa Stik OMS BLlsland RR ch 2536 | Cleceman. ’ : site 100 Farmers? Trust Re 3745 100 do 830 76 Gobr Nevientay, Ronart, from Baltimore, with mdse, 40 do h20 39%, 50 q ichr Mirror, Bush, fro i 5s i bt cha | oe MY Fs be sch Klizaberh, Odell 9 days from Halifax, with fish, to “ s10 3% yey ; ‘ oe we me a0 77 Behe Talent, Somers, Virsinis, with oysters do btw 38% 59 do Schr Odly Daughter. from Lubec, with fish to master. do See | ge Below, 83 jo i M83 29 8tonirgton RR “as 4] | TWO brize unknown. 50 Nor & Wore ch = = 2 do 810 67 Miscelinneous Kecord, a g Packer Sir Montezuma, Lowber, for Liverpool, will sail a 6814 | to-day, wind and weather permitting. 2% © do 81060] Brio Casuna, from Now York for St ‘Towns, was fallen in with ou the 2ith alt, by the Palmyra at New Orleans and hi Old Stock Kxchange. Gpotate. aud crew taken Off. ‘Bhe was disnacted in a gele why 2 out. $18000 U States 5's, 275 Canton Co 860 47 Snir Bazan, (of Boston,) Kil 1000 U St 30 do 47ig | from Manila, repniting damages, arriv 5000 Ohio 6's, °60 | ie 474 | Typhoon sth, adays ont, 10N00 Penn 5 50 47% | Hee main rail’ ander wathr, and. remained 000 do 40 do Ty hours, when she ri ited withgae sof a ‘000 10 do. w 17% | with five feet warer im her hold, leak ¥ pt under by 10000 50 Nor & Wore 83.67% | Plying both pumps continually. She had a cargo of 12,800 picols 2060 lo 70% 100 do 530 67. | rice, of which 5000 und to be dawaged, | The leak 18:00 Hlineis spt 2 do 67% | Was in the upper we by the strain upon the ves- 5000 do 4 40 do 83 a gel. She would rep mpoa, and Joad fur New 11000 ior yO AR MO do oe! | Yom. ey a . 4 shes oD 3 ont Vovac 9 . Hardy. ing 100 Bank Corn, full 95M 100 Fria WR $0 | Clark 80, of Boston, arrived at Chye Heyes Hy Ag i Vicksburg slam 5 100 Reading RR 50. | Verformed the voyage to Boston and back, with full eargoes, in 100 do stm 6 300 Stonington RR 4934 | {0 days. ‘Tinis is the shortest voyage ever made between th two 23 Fireman's Toe o 8 Ue 890 41 | ports, with the single exception of the brig Sea Eagle, which 25) Formers’ Truss uM 100 do 41 | was inade in 29 days, and wes also performed in the winter wea. BNA Trost ao ff OTe tetund Be CB rR Bi fates i do * 200 do 1 Hi” Damascus, of Boston, Bliss, anchored in Mobile Bi 40 Morris Canal = 60.390 100d 10 TENE | oth rnet., in tr ine daya from Liverpook! 1 woblle Biy, oY do my on do 810 76 Mussina Vessen x f Cohassett,) Capt, Ste+ ” do. hy 200 do 210 Tg | ple from Elivabeth City, wich a eaago of ‘$00 els ho do af Goo = da FJ corn, sailed from the Bar aboint Jon Sot, for thie port, siuee 900 Kast Boston 1g 100 ay a0 77, Which nothing has been heard from her. Several vorsels whigh “ody #60 19% WW = do #10 T6¥g | Filed in company acvived at Providence, Feb Th. [bls greatly 10 Hadom RR bw AO” 8) Wo i Host with ali her érow Naval. List of officers on board the U.S, frigate Potomac, John Swain, Commander, beari he ba dant of Commod Eee wae tbe 3 at Pensacola, Florida, 7th March, 1845, fr wana, Cuba Commodore David Conner, Captain John “Swain—Lieut Sudoey Smith Lee, Jobn M. Berrien, William A. Clyrts, mas It. Rootes, Montgomery Lewis—Acting Sailing Master Feaneis K, Mow, x Francis G, MeCauley—! sistant Sergeon artt—Lieut. Bradys s Sevetary Hl a od: Captain’s ‘J illiaun lunes—Passed B. Bissell, Charles Magill Fautleroy, Thos 1. Danee, Jonn C. Fer Mathews—Midshipmen, Garret Vischer Deoniston. Chas’ Wad- dell, Win G Temple, Thos U Broadiead, Alex J Mitchell, Wm Parker, Robt i Storor, Henry St Geo Hunter—Boats- wain, Michael Hall—Gunner, Arch 8 Lewis—Carpenter E W Barujcoat—Sailmaker, James Frozer. ; Orders, March 24—AlL the officers of frigate Congress de- tached, with three months? leave, Whalemen. New Brororp, Mar 15—We have received a letter from Sip- which reports (by letter) at St Thomas, Feb 16, Quito, ican, 250 sp. Heports on Abrothos Banks, Nov 20, Charleston Packet, Howlaud, NB, 5 mos out, 120 bbls. Dee 8, ro, West, do 3 mos out. 20 bbls. 12th, Alfred Tyler, Luce, Hdgartown, 40 days out, clean. 18th, Tyleston, Luce, Nan 1 10 bbis sp. 25th. Nye, Pease, NB 60 days out. clean. c ‘of Salem, has been sold for a whaler toa house in Stonington for $7000, foreign Ports Ictanor, Jan 18—8ld ships Shakespeare, New York; Florida, New Bedford; brig Messenger, of Duxbury, to leave in a few days. Left at ichaboe the following American vessels ships 01 Commezee, B Chara, for Boston; Kneeland, New Bedford, New Bei di the yard gave way, and Mr Pe thrown from. the yard and kill for Lenard; Samos, Salem, do. Poaansstox Ia-axp, Dec85-Ship Canton, Boston, 10 proceed to Saldona Bay fora cargo. Jan*13th, ship Mount Wollaston, to proceed to Lenard in search of guano, Brig Simeon, seports at Cape of Good Hope, Jan Sth, whaleing ships Delta, Green- port, and Harvest, B St. Hevea, Jan Caleutta, putin at Mi hip Arabella, from Boston, bound to rit'as 18h Dee, leaky aud moat likel wonld be condemned; a ius, ship Montgomery: at Heleva, bound to Gibralter, ship. London, of Salem, Barstow, om Sumatra, had to land ‘and repair rudder; sailed for Au: twerp, barque’Heary Ewbank, of Malem, for Sumatra—she left wt Sumatra, Francis Whitney, Lord; ship Borneo, Huntington, Pernambuco; ship St Paul and’ had left Sumatra fc had left St Helena for Salem; whal: ean, had left for New Bedfor Guayama, PR, Feb 28—In ie img barque Hecla, of Sippi- ort Massachusetts, Spear, Idg, for London; T O Brown, ing, wtz cargo; James Wilson Lowell, NYork: Charlotte, ‘Titcomb, do 15th’ March; Ag Blanchard, for Boston, ldg; Plato, Kindage, we cargo; ol alsey, ding ‘i . Havana, h6—In. port, John Winthrop, Mareen, wig ieht; John Caskie, Knapp, do; Aurora, Keazsy, do; Nant ‘Tukesbury, do; Bohemia, Nason, do: Cactus,’ Nason, d y, Ripley, do; Havana, Gilpatrick, disg; Elle cd nee de Joinville, Gardcer, wig; logan, Salisbury Colby, wtxs Napoleon, Jordan, do; in Ho: Killman, do; Warsaw, Burdick, do; United, Bradford, for si Jaines, Barton, disg; H Walker, Rogers, just arrived from N York; Vesper, Wright, sail for NYork on the 4th inst.; Sea Flower, Duell, wtg; Falconer, Dennison, do. Hauirax Mar 6—Cld, Johnston, Bateau, Philadelphia. Home Ports. Fuanxront, March (2—Arr steamer Portlind Portland, on her first trip for the season; sch M New ¥ lus, 0 Rogers, from erva, Eldridge, PortLanp. March 14—Arr Pallas, Haskell, Rappahannock INgumcutE March 13—Arr David Cox, Nickerson, Newark, Grovcrsren, Mareh 13—Arr HB Foster, Nortou, E. Ma- ghias for New York; Hero, Orion, Texas, Potomac, and Mary, ‘Thomaston for do. Boston, March 15—Telegraphed, Geo Skolfield, from A Jachicola.” Signal fora brig. SP. Saturday, wind SW t and WSW, fresh, Bertrand: (not 13th) Chatlotte, Jno Di Konohassett, Middlesex, Moselle; Velasco, Attica; Nereu i Chatham, Pennsylvania, Don Nicholas. Cassius, Mars Hill; aud from Jas Maury, for New Bedford. Nothing of ‘on Sunday—wind W to NW, strong breezs March 15,—Sailed, Commerce, Allen, nah. Arr. Carlos, do ; Pleiades, Collins, Apalachicola; Flor MeNear, do; ‘Time, Goslee, Suffolk, Va. ; Samuel & Henr White, Cherry Stone: Solomon Rosevelt, Jelive, Philadelphi Star, Rockett, do; Alexander, Dill, do; Joseph Lybrand, Rogs ers, dos Olive, Corson, do; Achsah D, Douglass, do; Neptune, Kimball, Rondout; Jamgs Lanpheer, Kenny, "New York — Below, Mauran, Williams, Mobile; Richard Rush, Nickerson, Philadethhia, Sailed, Kliza Hand, Baker, and Union, Bangs, Baltimore. Brig Commer ich, sailed yesterday, ancho} off Warwick Neck, wher AL Roanok M: joke, Ki }oston ; Broo! tory, Penfield, Bostot Sarah Williams, Tecumseh, Choe! Wm Penn, Mi below at P ays M to load go- Lewis Spicer, Hath Ni Herald, Allon, Newbee ewis Spicer, Hathaway, Newport; Herald, Allen, Newbur port; Atlantic, ‘Nickerson, Boston; Volunteer, Bassett, do. u revenue cutter Tarey, ype om_a cruise, reports in Hampton fla) gna eres tips and Podge, Frye Alexandri: "from N York; Baneer, from_ Boston; Exremont, Darien’ Geo. hound to N Bedford. ‘Sailed, Neuvitas, McFa Tend, West fadies eS Wasuixatox, March 6—Mercia, Smith, and A jJames,'—, Boston, Cli, Star, Robbin Smith; Silas Crane, Johnson; and ‘Two Brothers, Ri N York; James Otis, Boston. i Grorcrrown, Marsh 12—Ar Columbia, N Bedford; Gen Gfieeh N York. Cid, Home, Conklin, N York; Exchange, ar New York; ton, March 11i—Ar Anson, Barkman. nceville, Providence. Off Cape Kear, NW, 30 Havre, Carpenter, fom Boston, fur Savannan jarch i2—Ar Leander,(Br] Rattray, Liverpool; do; Augusta, Sherwood, N York. pcr Lor- Hen, Boston. Cld, Celia,@Thatcher, N York; dans, Boston. a reeks, Hai 15; Smith. 'N York: is, Robbins, ‘Trinidad; Prenti farseilles; Elizabeth Frith, ‘Pierce, Liverpool Godfiey, Trinitad Clé, sth, Ocean, Willard, Javi Terry, N Yorks Leste Boston Harmouy, lersey. ‘Tucker, Liverpool. Monite, March 10—Ar Powh:ttan, Marshall, Liverpool.— North Cerolina, Drummond, Havre; Hindoo, Lawrence, Trieste; Izside, Huffington. Boston; Bloc de [Br] Craw! Glasgow; Sp. ‘Misti ‘Tigre, Pls, Havana; grit, Hee neg Levels, Crocket, Tampa ey. Fes soumboat nby, from Wetunpka, ove’ Kort Stoddard, in eos is Rover. J C Knight, Na, March 8.—Ar Palmyra, Barstow neider, Cadiz; Sea Lion, Gros: ffolk, Crosby, de * New Or Vistula, Schi Barker, Liverpool Su lo; ‘Themis, (i: Knarston, roline & Mary, Damos, ‘cl hn, eastman, Balti Wm By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Puiwapxieuta, Mar 17—Are'T W Thor, Sorrel, Norwich, Magnet, Joy, 'NBedford; ‘horn, Robinson, NYork; Abra- Br avis, Fall River. Cld, Ondiaka, Glidden, Mo- ie:*David Coffin, Ponce, PR; Glide, Lovell, Boston; Chiet, Bateman, do; Increase, Erricksou,do; Genius, Budd, NYork; Willetts, do. ‘ far'17—Arr Br brig Herald, Wadson, from 8t Ceres, Mer v" ;' Mariner, Adams, Na>tuck Boston; Bradore, Thompson. Portland. Cid Jan Johns, PR; Martha, Parker, Boston: John, Hana and Porto Cabello; Love, Stokes, Bath, Me; Alexandria, Lew 1, do. sid," Sure b, Gatehell, Ai i ort ‘au Prine; Bunker Hill, Manson, Gardiner, Me; Francis Jane, Coffia, St Johus, FR. UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. "THE Annual Commencement of the Medical Departmant of ths University of New York, will be held in the Chapel of the University, Washit gton Sunurey on Wednesday, loihnas at7 o'clock ju the event. ‘Phe Address to the Grad iid be. dclwered. by; Frofengr Draper. ‘Tie Faculties o Bia College and df the College of Ph ‘and Sargeons, the Medical Profession, and public generally are respectfully invited toattend, By order of the Feculcy. m8 2t*re JNO. W. DRAPER, Secretary. THE FISHING SEASON HAS COMMENCED, “Let those now fish, that never fished before, ways fished, now fish the more.” for the (preseut season: also, ‘Tackle for fishing, in great variety, at the , Wholesale and retail, by. JOHN | BROWN & CC mhi8 Im*re 125 Fulton st THE PEKIN TEA COMPANY, 7 Fulton Street, NEW YORK. ALL the atten‘ion of their patrons and the public geueraliy, ty the following Catalogue of ‘Teas, now on sale at their ‘Tra Warehouse. The Company feel it uonecestary to indalge in any extravagant recommendations of their celebrated ‘Leas, aud only desire that their purity aud reputation for flavor and stength should be tested by trial, which hitherto, without a single exception, has been attended with universal approval. Catalogue of Teas imporeed by the Pekin ‘Tea Company, and on farchouse, sale in large or small quantities, at their ‘Tea 75 Fulton street, New York. GREEN TEAS. Swee-Cargo Y’ng H. Brisk fragrant do BLACK TEAS. Souchong, full flavor, do very fine, Pouchong Extra do. yson. .50 0... 62) h, flavor, and reached this ina $1 per pound, in addition to Agent’s jon for purchasi 1 charges, Ke. ‘N—Small Leaf Guapowder, $1,25; Curious Leaf 25; Sweet small Leaf Youvg ty son, $1,25. A great variety of Black Te all Fancy Boxes, containing one pound and upwards, all of Gardex growth, and superior to avything ever imported into this count ‘Also, Bjust received by the Ana McKim, 3,000 one pound Cattys'of delicious Black Tea, which we shall sell at six sh'l- lings each, meluding the catty. Bieve various Less are ali sold, botii@Wholegale and retail, at much less than the ordinsry rom the fact of the Pekin ‘Tea Company % N, B—The pr "eas ity are equal! mh 8 3" 8, CHANDALIERS, GIRANDOLES, &c —The bacribers have mice such arrangements with the manv- facturers, that they wal iter the 12th day of Mareh, be ready iit by far the best assortment of House Kura} in the United States, at at very reduced prices. K & compl te assortm of entively new ond such as Solar and Lard Lomps and Cha: de liers, a great veriety of patterns, suitable for Brivale Wouser, chureves. hotels, and steamboais; some new and beautiful Gas anu Candls Cnandaliers, Giraudoles, Mantel Lights, Brack«ts, on Pendants, Lat & A great var Goods, received per ship Europe and now opening ted Baskets, (ers, Castors Cofer Urns, kc. Ke. Rich faney and plain Tea Trays in great variety, fiae Table Cutlery in sets and dozens, and every variety of rich cut an plain Ghasewave—in short, almost every article required for ousekeeping, may b» fonnd at the subscribers’ show rooms. WORAM & HAUGH WOU: mhis Im? im YUANO—The cargo of tuagh? Cr veesteupertoraaiac aaa Ler ton of 2600 thee tit acta for the package) for gale in 561 Broad K. & Co. have also for sale the best authenticated w 0, proving beyond doubt that it eahauces the val ¢rops from 30 to 75 par c ing much more, briaging forward vegetables from 2 tot w' Sewtis the full avertge quantity "sed per acre. It is egatna: rast, mildew and the fly in mare ye. e in the city—Decayed 4 hea be useful daring life, filled a: « Operating Of erved 10.0% celebrated Miveral Posie, price Joeth filed wih snperior Teeth filled with Gold, from yo. 5 All operations warranted at thie offic YLOR, Surgeon Denti 0) baat wid Linke AUCTION SALES. 5 LS BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL CommenciaL Trearizs.—We find in the Consti- tution of the 15th instant, the following interesting intelligence :— AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE. TUESDAY EVENING, Mar —— —_ Oa AUCTION NOTICE—Bole ofan eutire valuable stock of | Dry Goods from the shelves, ‘This Day, at 1034 o'cloek in ch 18, the sales room 11 Spruce street, by order of dssignees and to ‘Will be presented the uew Play entitled GHE N BUSHES, ‘The stock is well assorted, and willslso in~ f or a Hundred Years Ago. with ew. ius! Uh. | proverties, and devorations—Connor O'Kenuedy mers, rich Veat Patterus, ke." f George, Barry; Miama, Miss Clara Ellis: i Bhiris, Wosoms, Collars, Bancy | ann’ We have reason to suppose that this treaty (the Zoll 10, * i. 4 r n 7 n " A ticles, Tailor’s Stock, and nuimerous other seasonable goods. | "conclude with A-LAD-IN THE WONDERFUL [Versis) inga been ‘under consideration ip the Senate ; but, the «ale will be continued after the Faenitnre on Wednesday. | | LAMP—Aladdin Skerrett; Abanazer, Mr. Chippendale; | UMOrtunately for the establishment a eee ere. Tmt8 t@m THOS BEUL, Auctioneer} Pham Tougluck, Mr. Fisher, stricted commerce—or st least a commerce of equal en CTION. Boxes, Lat tier 75 cents, 2d tier 50 cents—Pit 50 cents—Gallery FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION : LEVY will sell on Wedresday morning, *t 11 o'clock, at reciprocal advantages—it has not yet been confirmed. 2 cents. . . * * . . y i P| - _ SIGNOR SANOQUIRIGO We can but deeply regret the op tion to this treaty, allabroniray, achgice colection et rhon, Moully | GRAND Vou ay SAN GUTTA lheseloreubomenas ieee us fostlarion ia 9 usrtow sod 6 D INSP EUMENTAL GONCERT ‘AT PALMU'S ITALIAN OFERA HOU selfish policy, and conflicts, ex the principles of the pe of 8 oars, with other Shrubbery. fur wardens. Al lor O 4 fine variety of Parlor Plants, too uumerous to detail. In Chambers strest, “protectionists” ever must, with the broad and expansive , The ladies are imvited to call and see them. mis 20% m gia SANEQNRAY, EVi.NING, 2ith larch. 1845. general interests of the — beeen we er the At NTINGS AT *TION.2A. LEVY Teave }. SAN 1CO has the honor to inform the patrons of | non confirmation of this treety the more, because it is un- to eall due ahention af he aloe oa ita gate ot Oit'Paine: | $2, the ltalion Opera, his friend and the public geuerally. that | derstood here that Mr. Pakenham has been invested with ings, which will take flacgou ‘tuesday Morning, the 18th inst,, | Mis {rst ana Bening aa oe won Baggerrige oe ‘cust: | power for negotiating, upon reciprocal and equal terms, a Fllo’clock, at 151 Broadway, many of which bave recently | sion the following talented artists have kindly volunteered their | tFeaty,by which there may be an exchange of the surplus and «oni many fine specimens of both old an ters ‘There is in the collection severtl peeing lated for Galleries, and y Cabmet Pictures well suited or furniture ornaments. Call and see the: mul7 tm , WILKINS & ROLLINS will sell at chee rooms, 17 Broad street, on Wednesday Mormog, 19:h at 11 valuable services: products of both countries to the mutual advantage of each. With such a treaty in force, what en impetus would be iven tothe commercial aud shippin ae well ssto the planting and agricultural, interests try. The cotton, Tobse00, and rice of the plante: SIG'RA ROSINA PIC MME. OTTO, The celebrated Danseuse—PAU LINE DESJARDINS, and her pupil, MGNORINA FELICIA, yess old, her rst ang it appeal pablie. BIG ANTOGNINI, SiG SALOMONSKL SIG RAPETTI, ‘o'clock, ‘of it Trees, e Eminent Clariouet and Flute. bread stufts, pork, beef, lard, and numberlese other things hrabbery. a ccbnemedicraa ieee Cnaminte alates, Mr. TH. W. GRONENVELDT, and Mr. KYLE, of the farmer, would at once find their app:opriate aches of the best varieties, Nectarines, seberry and Cur- FULL ORCHESTRA, and market in England, feeding end sustaining her starving rant Bushes, Yellow Harrison and other roses, Dahlia,Gladiolus SIGNOR Dis BEGNIS. wry, | Billions, in exchange for such, and so much, of her manu- and other roots, together with a fine assortment of green house | Leader of Orchestra. icc pSlG: RAPETTI. | facturing products ss we pecded here. Plants, consisting of fine monthly and other roses, Yellow and SIG. ETIENNE at Piano Forte. BP e neede other Varnations, Wax Plants, * Cactus,” Cobea’ Seandens, (a | "PE'rices—Firet Tier and Parquetie, $1—Second Tier, 50 centa— fine climber,) &e. Ke. mbi5 4t* re te Boxes $6. Washington. RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Auchoueer. s0th instant and Plleeiee tates om Bokheae te Fares {Correspondence of the Herald.] £.M,, where seats may be Wasuincton, March 15, 1845. Eprror Heraup :— With your corps of correspondent on the ground, sec Doors open at 7 o’clock—performance to commence at a quar ter to 8 o'clock precisely. mbit ec F G. LO. . F, ORATION AND CONCE sell nt auction on Thursday, the 27th day of March next, Sido clock, at th hanes” xchange, the very valuable roperty onthe east side of the 4th-Aveaue and south side of THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL, comer 4th al Avenue and 86th pipet Anthony 2, Ehesciae RCo. will © th street. ‘Th d ins 50 feet on the id 100 feet on the street, (which street is ree and regulated, and the HE IND©PENDENT ORDER OF GOOD ee Tcannot expect to go much beyond what they will agseasinent paid;) the property is within two blocks of the large | "[ : a full 5 Proton esery| "the Tony Seen seal sj of New ‘York Lodee No. 4, roa tfully be Jaye to OH more fully communicate. 7 H a * nee tl ic Lt ., acle, " e jas, with cellzvand Kitchen under fe ‘whole withshedson | Maren 24th, 163, for the Benefit of the Widows? and Orphans’ | Mr. Tyler’s chosing the alternative of che Public house, and are now occupied as such. $1000 or $2000 cen | fund of the Society, on which occasion JAMES T. BRADY, | House resolutions tu offer Texas as the mode of 8q has kindly cous -nted to deliver an Oration. ‘The cele: brated ANGLESEA BROTHERS have kindly volunteered their valuable se Feinain on bond and. mortgage, at 6 per ceut. Possession wall iven on the Ist of May next.’ Titleindispatable. For vermts annexation, and sending them off by express to that i id will it Lana’ . i 5 Be TO WLAN oa arene ee Broad str set: Of | number of their best’ glee, duetts and solos. PROF ES country, is justified by him and his friends on the st’ glen, MAXIMILION|ZUBOFF and PUPIL, 2 Miss, 8 ye haye tendered their services, and will perform on the Sonate. arranged for four hands by Bethoveu. Mr. R. HA BRIDGE has also kindly consented to perform an Overtaie on the Pianoforte. A number of Ladies and,Gentlemen have also f20t0 mr27*m ground that no date was inserted in the resolutions “eA. TO LET—The Fourstory Brick Building, No. 63 directing the period at which the President of the fos Coe sircet “ein 90 feet by 26 tet, would be a tal Uhited States should make his selection. The f Lodge for Mili: | vol coon 1 : : : : ay Dall Rooms, For Dartcolae ine be speaabated aun Toate Ballads ee cecenni ane em ofthe | whole affair was claimed by the captain as “his . D. 5 WRG SION... vee eee reece centese ces 5 il i mig 21 24 3m 49 Anthony street. | |, Tiskets to be Drocufed ai hel prixcipal Maaie Sores and at piers he : aeqiaaren ase it. It me 1A “s ee door on the even t ; FASHIONS FOR SPRING, 1845, tentlene -eaailh tam age ada adenine Uh de oestrone ately CS THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepareit to furnish his General Storms, J Sherman Brownell, of his intentions, and that if the latter did not ac- new style of Gentlemen’s Hats, whic! reticular, Gideon Ostrander, ‘Thos. K. Kellinger, cept of it he offered no serious opposition. Will be found fully to. sustain the reputation lve has henstotore B. J. Meserole, K.F. Purdy, ‘The cabinet being complete, all the heads of de- feiosedidn the prodaletita of i ast eae ee aeons Resign partments appear to be very busy, finding scarcely N. B.<FRENCH HATS-A Wall street, o SOMMITTEE OF ARKANG time to speak a syllable with any one. from tbe manufactory. of the celebrated KF. Sanh. Geo: Rely Another cabinet council was held to-day, . The which tne attention of gentlemen is invited. Jacob Colvin, Geo, W, Dawson, President received company at 8 o’elock to-night. ft TuTh&St isim *m GQ, H. Kellin er, Dr. W. LA ‘ompkins, i Mr. f eepaies is not expected to live twenty-four STRAW GOODS, Wc. a Stephen Brooker, Te jours longer. ‘ FLORENCE, BRITISH STRAW, AND LACE ri Hyat W Bly Mr. Webster manifestsa good deal of sympathy BRAIDS AND BONNETS. Major J. Hopki 3, MeKibbea, and kind feeling for his suflering colleague. LIL of the.above of the bast fabrics and of the newest and panty Mates” Mr. Cameron, the newly elected Senator of most fashionable descriptions are constanily importing, and a B. warle, S. McCracken, Pennsylvania, to fill Mr. Buchanan’s place, is ex- CODE Ay, (oe sate Oni the tecke cane tare) Nee NOLDS, M T. Tuttle, pected to arrive in Washington to-night. He is mhié im*m 167 Pearl street. SCARLET, WHITE AND MODE CRAPE SHAWLS. UST Received, 1 chest of White and Searlet Cantoa Crape Shawls—by far the most splendid Shawls ever shown in this city. said to bea _man of clever talents and agreeable manners. He will probably just arrive in time to receive eight dollars for one days work with hia mileage to and from home. § Col. Laughlin I believe has received the office of Recorder, either in the Land Office Department or in the Treasury Department. Ex-Mayor Robert H. Morris and Prosper M. Wetmore left this evening for New York. Capt. ae also set off for New York in the same train of cars. au mhi8 lwm WM. DAVIES BENEFIT BALL wi place at Tammany Hell, on FRIDAY EVE March 21,41815, The ‘Ball Mr Davies hi confined to a bed of suffering, auother effort ‘must be m: sustain and relieve him as much. as possible under his unforta- nate cireumstances; for, when in health, he was marked for promptitude and correctness in business, with a friendly and be- nevolent feeling towards all. ‘The order of dancing according to programme Mr, J. Parker has, with his usual kinduess, generously volun- Committee of Arrangements, in annou: would rei ALSO— One chest of Quaker color Pearl Gray and Olive, all choice colors and large elegant bear «x ted ‘Two chests of rich Shawls, embroidered with colors. A large assortment, of India Camel’s Har Long and Square Shawls, at very moderate prices, with a large stock of other To-morrow I will send you further interesting goo No. 359 Broadway icul oe BO y teered to manage the floo: particulars, Keay. mhi8 wre JAMES BECK & CO. Me. Wallace har also, ¥ best feeling, offered his valu- 2 FREIGHT TO BALTIMORE. able aid to lead the orchestra. excellent band is engaged, Wasuinerun, Sunday evening, Dry Goops 1234 CONTA FER I Est, GROCER &c. 10 vo. ; Bors, open at half-past7—Dancing to commence at falepest March 16, 1845. he iy ‘T. clock. * PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE } __ "Tickets $1—To admit a gentl d ladies—to be had Mr. Bennerr:— PAL RGAD GOMEANY noe 'o admit a gentleman and ladies—to be had of the EI We are informed that our worst apprehensions in regard to the hopelessness of a recovery of Senator Bates are confirmed by his death this evening at about 7 o’clock. He was on old man, but unim- paired in the strength of his intellect, and the fresh- ‘The following ace the Managers and Commit! John Sinclair, President; Jno. Morrison, V. ‘Treasurer. » J.B. Waistell, Sec.; John Patten, Jas. Harrison, Henry Ste- veuson, Jas. Robertson, Chas, Vinten, Adam Grant, Jas, Vir- tue, Wm. Richardson, Alex. Morgan, Wm. Dann, Jno. Curr, Jno, Harkness, Win. Curr, Alex. Lawrence, Geo. Jno. Patterson, Jno. Whittaker, Peter McCluskey, Wm. strong, Bell &'Wi ‘The Philadelyhia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Co, ave made extensive aud permanent arrangements to transport freight between Philadelphia and Baltimore. Onand after Tuesday next, March 18th 1 ight for Baltimore; ; Pittsburgh, 'Pa.; sichmond, Vw ; Petersburg, : Tight, Peter Milne, Wm Lennox, Jas, Espie, | ness of his scholastict attainments, as exhibited V3 Col. Harr:som, Alex. Cameron, Jno. Buchanan, Jno. Martin, | 0°58. * P eal egma se ost, ill be yscot ved at the dept, Jno, Crawford, Win. Scott, ‘ino. Scott, Hobert Smni a in his last speech on the night before the passage of gel. ck F. M. and be delivered at ah earlier hourin Baltimore | get jai" 0b, Dodd, Dr Douglass, Ald) Hollinsworth, the Texas resolutions—against the proposed annex- Goods destined for a-y. point beyond Baltimore will be | J Danlap, Brooklyn. mi8 4 ation. It was as strong and masterly an effort as forwarded (free of commission) immediately on ar‘ival. Special contracts for freight will be made at reduced rates. . Shippers will bearin mind that there will be no necessity for insuring by this line, as there is no risk of damage by water. HAVKE DE GRACE A EC K. Special contracts for Freight between Philade’ phia and Havre de Grace, will be made at very low rates—the cars to be furmsh- that of any man, not excepting Choate, who spoke against the resolution. But we adhere to our 0) ion that this great effort, and the excitement su quent to it, unhinged his constitution and prostra- ted him upon the bed of death. And if it were not le J, PARKER’S GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL R. J. PARKER has the honor un and the public, that his Annual Exhibition Ball will take place on Easter Monday, the 2ith Mareh, at Tammany Hall. on which occasion will be brought forward between 20 and 30 ed by the transporters or by the company. ral of th d to the fi |] Gut of order so closely upon the departure of Mr. mK ‘G. H. HUDDELL, the Bohemian Girl; also the popular Polka Deuce wil ke | Bates, to speculate upon his successor, we should mbl7 Iw gbz ‘Tiansportation Agent. danced hy a number of differ-nt setts. ‘Tickets foi admission | say that Ex-Governor Lincoln will be the man, for CENT PRE TUN OED FOUNDS- $I, to adinit a gentleman and two lad LEN N FREIGHT FROM FHIGADELEBIA TU BALTIMORE. ASS, 50. RICSSON STEAMB! AT LINE BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. The Ericsson .Line will r ceive Freight for Baltimore nd for the South and We: seuerally, which they will forward at the low rate of ten eeu per 100 Ibs. All the freight heretofore forwarded from. Ne: ies; extra Jad Mr. Choate has no desire to return to the Senate again. The death of Mr. Bates will probably protract the final adjournment of the Senate by an inter- vening suspension of the sittings for > 2ay «: © On to-morrow we shall give you ¢ He ments which will set politicians to sc heads. tcl 0 cents, Mr, P. assures his friends and the public that he will not issue out more tickets thancan be comfortably accommodated. Tickets can be obtaiged at Tammany Hall, National Hall, Loveioy’s Hotel, and Mr. Ps residence, 207 Bowery. mhi8 3tre COMPLIMENTARY BALL. A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will be given to NAPIER. LOTHIAN, Conductor of the New York Brass Band, by his friends, at Tammany Hall, on Wednesday Evening, so yrk to Baltimore, has been carried by th hippe: 4 : will therefore be ecretil to consign and mark theiroods to As | SISECR 28th Ueip, Wasuixeton, Mar Groves, Jr. Agent. The Depot of the Ericsson Line is near the ‘Thomas M. Jenkins, illiam Denman, Mr. Bates died about five or six 0’L,vux eight affice of the New York Line, almost edjoiving it. John Ryker, Jr. John Colgan, ; 2 ‘The Boats of this Line will leave the upper side of Chestunt John Carland, Charles W. Atwood, ternoon. His decease will, of course, ca rtreet wharf daily, (except Sunday) at 3 o'clock, P.M. or im: Charles Kent, James Steers i ‘ ‘ i aaa ately at erth arrival of the New York Line. ‘The necom- William Maxwell, Morton Parchild pension of all business in the Senate to; modations for Passen; excellent, F 5 Pads i 5 seN enti ws therm, aad every ‘effout will be. made ane revert toa Saonafont WH. G. Cook, tholemew a A final adjournment, it is said, will not | Alexander Forbes. Foon Mana And convenienee. - Passcagers receipted through by this La Wheeling and Pivaburgh, via Baltimoreand Ohio Hailroad and “ National Road. IZ Fate to Wheeling $12—To Pittsburgh $11—Meals 25 ets yx Boats coinpose the Ericsson Steamboat Line, and the rangements are ample to forward every pound of freight r ceived. A. ‘GROVES, Jr. Agent, w March 18th, 1915. No. 19 South Wharves, Phila, mbi8 linis NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINS. j FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Direct— from the pier at the foot of Courtlandt st — The iow pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Captain ACH. Squire, This Evening, at 6 o’elock, Tuesday, March 18th, 1845. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to C. CLARK, at tha office om the whar f Freight taken on the most reasonable terms. Freight must be put in charge of the Freight Agent, or the Company will not be responsible for losses. Wednesday next. Among those who still linger in Wash’ «eton, “* Mr. Postmaster Graham and Gen. Va . is supposed to be doubtful whether the remain in his present office. The thought, may retain his for a season F{ Washington has become quite bax Some few fashionable people, with 2 iai-« seekers, still appear in Pennsylvania Aven. ~. [tis supposed Gen. Cameron, the new Sena. from Pennsylvania, will be in his seat to-morrow. Mr. Webster, it is expected at the opening of the Senate to-morrow,will,Jin moving an adjournment, deliver an eloquent and feeling eulogium on his de- ceased friend and colleague. N H. PLUME, Chairman. Epwarp H, Prume, Treasurer. Josern T. Sweet, Secretary, . ‘Tickets can be obtained of either of the above Committee, at ‘am: Hall, or at the Door on the ene of the Ball Tickets $1 mh!3to2%eod i PROFESSOR RODGERS, GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage extended to him during the month of January eulightened and talented cite zens of New York, has th honor to announce his return to the city, and that he will deliver a course of Four Lectures, with interesting experiments, at the four following places, on the wonderful and mun talked of science of ANIMAL MAGNETISM & PHRENOLOGY. Ratgers’ Institute, in Madison street, every Tuesday of each week, commencing Tnesday, March ath. St. Luke’s Buildings, 18 comer of Grove aud Hudson streets, every Friday of each PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ADEANT Warsumercing 2 cccohinaets my egtice Ball oa pogricite aelall ee x K = nesday of each week.commencing Wedn es DAILY—trom th ‘am*oat pier, between | American Republican Hall, corner of avem Sales of Stocks at Philadelph! Courtland ana Liberty streets, et 5 o'clock, P. | street, every Thustdey of ach Sock ecuanen M, , landing at iutermediate places. Be aoe a ol March cth. . Finst Boanp, March 17.—200 shares Witmington R R, faptain M. H. Traes- steamboat SOL MERICA, Aabees whiten ‘willie . dell, Monday, Weduesday, Friday, and'Sunday afternoons, at | Torcommence each cunieg aeedinnase rea 2S cents : ~ ‘The steamboat COLUMBIA, Cap eka day, Thursday and Saturday afternoons "Pastengers faking the above line Will in time to take the morning train of re new and substantial, 21; 100 do do, 203; 75 do do, 203; 60 do do, 20}; $208 Ches & Delaware 6’s,66; $2000 County 6's, 1860, 105; 20 shas Schuylkill Nav., 28; 150do Vicksburg Bank, 64; 400 do Girard Bank, 8{; $5000 semi annual State 6's, 80; 5 shares Bank Commerce, 41; $10,000 State 5’s, 743; $100 New An- nual 578, 68}. BILLIARDS. must be seen to be believed—the d at fig. 2, runs to 3, to 4, to 10, and by play- les can lock, arrive in Albany Cars for the East or are furnished with new and accommodations are and clegant state rooms, and for speed ieee Bide NIBLO’S GARDEN. ; unrivalled on the Hudsor rie Ae eee [HE _ENSUING SEASON of this establishment, will com- For passage or freight, ply on board, or to P. C. Schultz, Ann street. The maker will for trae mence the last week in May or first wesk in June. 1845, at the office oa the Whar! mhi7re Ta le, against any person liv fice « 5 Ladies and Gentlemen of undoubted talent. may. apply Uy letter, FOR LIVERPOOLSTo sail on be 21h Marche (post-paid) addressed to W. CHIPPENDALE, Niblo's Gar hve splendid, new aud elegant packet ship, JOUN fi asa dens, New Yorke SKIDDY, Wm. Skiddy, master, will positively sail juperior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, persons about to embarl application on board, at Pier No. 3 North biver, or to JOSEPH MMURRAY, 100 Pine street, corner South. FOR NEW ORLEAD York Line—Regular P legant, fast sailing packet ship 70d, wil positively sail es above, her mhi7 2wis rr _March 17 . 1.0 REWARD—Lost, an old feshioned Gold Watch « with figuses stamped on the back. Enqu re 26 Way « ¥ Place. m6 3: ec WANTED-—A respectable woman t9 take care of a child, and who can sew and braid hair well. A French woman would be preferred, as the advertiser intends to travel in Europe daring the summer, Apply at the desk of this office for further information. m7 3t*jgb QWET NURSE—A healthy and respectable young woman, ‘an American) 1s desirons of obtaining a situation as wet ml7re 1 for passage, having handsome ; 2 PLEASURE GROUNDS. ble familys Ast earecter and Re- datious, apolyon bontd;st Onitas what footot Wallsererte |, ED, HOUSE PLEASUK isa tol ighoet etiataction wil be givens Besse sll ar Ms, 'E. K, COLLINS & CO., 56 South at. AP te. beat 3 in 5, to come off This | MARTINDAL! . 37 Stanton street, in the rear. Positively no goods reeeived on board after ‘'nesday even- | Da hicareepghrndinateresmsits bal ok or . img, th Agents in New Orleans, Messrs. Huliin & Woodruff, who witl promptly forward all goods to their address. Packet, au Louisville, Cant. Hant, will succeed the Os ‘wego, and sail on the 6th April, herregular day. mi6ec FOR LONDON—Packet of the 20th of March, ‘The splendid, fast sailing packet shiy ENDRICK JHU DSON, Captain —, will positively sail as above, ferreguinr day. , sete For passige, having superior accommodations in cabin ard steerage, apply on board at Pier No 16 F.. R., foot of Wall st., orte JOHN HERDMAN, mhi5 re 61 South street. BATHS AT THE GLOBE HOTEL—The proprictor of the above establishment informs the public and the fre houre, that the Baths have been refitted and f, andare now open. They are abundantly oto Water, good a tendanee, and every other ‘ote health abd comfort, Kniracce on Broad- ¢ Hotel, and in New street. ¥. BLANCARD, Ephraim Smooth. Daniel Webster. 1.1 Oneotn. fot $10, five miles, free for all men that never run ten miles within the hour ia public. 20 dollars for the first best man, 10 dollars to the second best. Fntries to be made on or before Friday, at the above plice. ‘Two dollars entrance. mis It*re H. Woodr FOOT RAC way, through mhil 2w*ee TO BE SOLD, A STRONG, well built Barouche Carriage, in good order, and well adapted for family use, withor without a double hamess. ‘To be seeaat Rouiston’ ing School, and. Livery Stables, 137 Mercer street. m8 iscfrre GOLD LEAF, Hi SUBSCRIBER would inform consumers and dealers that if they want a superior article of Gold Leaf, it ean be had at the factory 92 Reade street, ia the rear; warranted larg- est size and best qualicy. Dentists’ Gold Foul at $26 per ounce, equal to any im city; warranted. Cash on the counter— f time. Lay UGH, enht3 2wist Practical Gold Beater mhi3 2wis®re ; WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, &e ELL, 3 way, a few doors PLUMBE DAC Y AND PHO’ GRAPHIC DI ner of Marr over Tenn welry store,) awarded’ the Medal, four first miums, and two “highest honors,” atthe Exhibition at Bos- ton, New York and Philadelphia, respectively, for Lest pictures aratus ever exhibited. on mhis dtis*m LADIES’ AND FAMILIES? 4 MDAGUERKREOTYPE INSTITUTE, MR». H. SHANKLAND, DAGUERRIAN ARTIST . AGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, including the best style of Morocco Case or Frame, for satisfactory terms, weqnalled ‘omfort, apply oa board at Orleans wharf, foot 0 ir K. COLLINS & CO, 56 Sonth stress, us, Captar KE, B. Cobb, will ses Si ‘and eail %6th April, her reenlar day. K. Collins & respectfully request the Tike packer cond the Toaciu FIN 7 & 8, 8, ROCKW 0. I $ spapers, to discontinue all advertisen ents not NE DULLAR, « south of Conal street, have a good assortment of fine Gold in their name of their Liverpool Packets, viz :—the Hoscins, Apely at the Lafayette Bazaar, 119 Broadway, or and Silver Daplex, Detached, Lever, Lepine and Watches, Siddons, dua, and Garrick. ‘To prevent disappointments, | 235 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM, | wluch they will warrant for frst fate tmekeepers, aud sel at ice is hereby given, that contracts for passengers can ouly be No. I—opposite the Park Fountain. very low prices. ie with them, . 4 good assortment of Jewelry, ches and Clocks, of every de by tkhilfat avd es ced workmen. JAMES LACY, DRAPER AND TAILOR, REMOVED TO 154 William Street, corner of Ann, New York, HAS always on hand select assortment of the moat fashion Able style of goods to. be found in the market, consisting of CLOTHS—Eoghish, Freneh and American, of’ almost every color, from x medium quality to the finest. jilver Ware, &e. ption, carefully repaired _mi7 item mbhi7 Im*m A PORTRAIT FOR ON PRICES REDUCED ! HOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS, combining all the perfee- tions of a painting, with the cruthfulness of a Dagnerro type, at very reduced prices, by A. F. Thompron, No. 11 Park ‘ow, opposite the Astor House. J ‘Operations in all weather, Instructions in the Art and every requisite for the prosecution of the business furnished. m7 im*¥ec DOLLAR. NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER: POOL—Packet of the 2lat March—The splendid and favorite packetshiy HOTTINGUER. 1100 tons bur- ceeds Ira dursley, will sail ou Friday, March 2ist, ber veyalar da The Hottinguer has very superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and 'cetaae, passengers, ‘Lo secure berths, early to application should be m: W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 76 South street, corner of Maiden lane. imnhi3 re FOR LIVERPOOL—Ki March WILLIAM GRANDIN, _ MERES— Wool Blacks, Plaids, Stripes, Figured ~The superior last sailing. packet ship HOUETN: Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery. | wtsay glam Se a ithe gee Uk , 1050 tons burthen, Capt. Ira Lursley, will She, = Fore: VESTINGS—Silks, Satins, Marseilles, Cashmeces, Vel- sail as «ove, her regular day. LON . ¢ ficight'or passage, having splendid, large and comfortable | For Florida, Maine, N re, Khode island, Michigan, | Y*Xiyn° white Satin, figured and plain, rich light sill Velvers, state rooms and cabin, apply to the Captain on West in Alabama, &e. 0., for bal with a great variety of other goods, side Burling slip, or vo To tke acknowledg Mortgages, Powers of At- J to 8 to rise, suitable for every season. WOODHUUL & MINTURN 87 Sonth airect, and every descraption of conveyance, tlemen patronizing this establishment,may rely upon hay The packet ship Liverpool. 1100 tons béhen, Captain John ICE NO. 9 NASSAU STREET, ing their garments nade up to order in the best possible manzer; Jpliridge, will succeed the Hottinguer, and sail ou hr regular | _Onvosite the Custom Honse, New York, _mbidtw*re_ | ini tvery sutatnetion. aa to suality, ht, and. workmanshi avy. eh. mhiLee HARTWELL S WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Street, ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA. m 7*The Lowest Casi Paice will be asked, from which xo ANATEMENT WILL BE MADR, and in order to insure against bad debts, by which some would be obliged to pay more to make up for the non-payment of others, Casi ox Dexiveny will in all cases be required. - Also on haud, a select assortment of Ready Made Clothing, Office Coats, Pants, Vests, Dress and Frock Coats, &e., &e., at reduced prices. FOR LIVERPOOL —Regular Packet of cha 6th of Al The splendid Packet Ship ASHBURTON, H. Huttleston, master, will sail os above, her regular i vise. Vey, superior eetomnedit eabin, nnd vesrfoge prosea make early application on bi ns for cabin, second ersons about to embark should |. foot of Maiden Lane, or to JOSEPHA MeMURKAY, qi 0 Gentlemen furnishing their own goods, can have them made ‘The new and elegant Packet SHITE WY GAY, Keitye, | <u feed trimmed i the best veseble manner, (a good i warranted hits wseaond a peiteethemelbsaadta 84 NEW IMPORTING HOUSE log vricees”-Pante sd Venta 81,5 t0 84; Dress Conus $7 10 $10; oF Frock Coats $8 +0 $12; other garments in proportion. FRENCH GOODS. imhis Im*ec Po: Fa OF LIVEREOOL PACK ETB ncket of the Lith of April—The new and elegant ats Faghah Pi ° first class packet ship WATERLOO, Capt. WH. OT ATOES—500 bushels prime English Potatoes, in exc ren, will powit ely onil as ‘bove, her regalar day. "Tent order, just received ead fora lots Apscon pacers, LAURENT & BROTHER, BEAVER STRE the lart packets, have received by Having very superior accomm,. ditions for eabinecond eabin | OG BEAVER STRE PRE W GOODS, which thes | by 96 Me, “4 ad lke Wassengers, Persous AboUt to hy will Od P offerte Sealera et Mra leereae marker priées. Parvienler atieneten | aldec Bi debbie Nan oa on p to be a moat desirable conveyance, is inyited to the following deserip f goods FP RUNK BOARDS—W000 Ibs, Boston Trunk Boards, 1 pe bdull: n f L verpool on the 26th of New and splendid pacterns Mous de Laines ° eid and for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS, ‘de us of sending for thorr relatives oF hem brought ont in this splenilid packet, tfrom Liverpool, early application shonld the eubeeribar. JOSEFIL MoM} 100 Pine treet, corner of Also rew pattems of Balzorives and Bareges Extra rich Foutard Silk Dresses Very rich Can allery Shawls New style Moga Shawls Harego Shawls aud BSoarfe French Clots and Cassimeres, mhis 0 69 and 67 Nassau st EMP—27 bales American Water Roc Homp, of very sope rior quality, landing ex ship Geneva, from N. Orlenys, (or vale by Sy Ky, COLLINS & CO. aT 00 16 Bout giseet RRAY Bowth aie ad Wat 19