The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1845, Page 4

and rained for some ny or three hours without mise ORereidby thirsty earsh.. dep nog elile Oliver fot drop and er: fat ot re This chauge in the weather, from a sshiny-and hot summer day, was watched w mach interest by ie who smentee to attend t! soirée dansgmt, and, very probably, many young ‘es. almost ofoke their hearts when, instead of “ee being a brief thunder gi and then clear weather, the continued rain put their hard-hearted pa’s aod ma’s in the humor to insist on those ten- der-hearted creatures staying at home. This rain, doubtless, kept at home or from the dance numberof persons who would otherwise have been present to enjoy themselves— yet, however, much it was to be regretted tor the sake of Monsieur Korponay’a pocket, which would doubtless have benefitted the more, the greater the number of per- sons present—yet in no wise detracted from the gaiety, the joyousness, the hilarity aad determina- tion to be pleased and gratified which was mani- fasted by all who were present, and who certainly did their best to please and be pleased, and.evi- dently succeeded, it appearances ay criterion. The place of meeting was Carus jaloon, and a beautiful feature in the arrangements of the even- ing vas the profusion of plants with which the staircase leading to the saloon, and the saloon itselt, were decorated. Orange trees in full bloom, azaleas , roses, geraniums, myrtles, pweonys, tulips, and various other brilliant or sweet floweri shrubs, were there in profusion. This was quite a feature, and certainly a most pleasing one, and the flowers appeared to divide with the ladies the attention of some of the CC acereg The room was brilliantly lighted by the bright aes of the gleaming eyes of beauty, aided by four hun- dred and twenty-seven wax candles, which made it just as brilliant as could be wished. Then there was excellent music, and, to crown all, Monsieur de Korponay the master ot ceremonies. Indeed, the asreacermenie were perfect. And now to the company. It was varied, of course, as all companies are, and had both ‘* beaaty and the b—— no, [ must not say that—there were no beasts there, though all were not beauties. As I had been informed, Mrs. Fleishman’s pupils (also pupils of Mr. Korponay) were there, and where she managed to get so many sweet, interesting creatares from, I don’t exactly know, ter there was not one ugly one among them. They reflected too great credit upon Mr. K. for the gracefulness of their dancing, and the admirable manner in which they wenc through the evolutions of the far-famed Polka, the waltz, the mazourka, the cotillion, and whatever else was danced. Miss M. de K- attracted particular attention, as being one of the most beautiful of the beauties present ; and indeed she seemed “A thing all liehtness, life and glee— One of the shapes we see! To meet in visions‘of the nigt ht 5 And should they greet our Weklog sight, Imagine that we dream.” Then Miss M. B . She, too, was one of nature’s flowers of loveliness. “Not fairer grows the lly of the vale, Whose bosom opens to the vernal gale ; While health, that rises foun the new-born day, Broathes oer her cheek the softest flush of May.” Nor were these all who attracted attention, and fixed the gaze and admiration of the gentlemen. ‘There was variety to suit every taste—the blonde and the brunette, the fair-haired gentle lassies and the dark haired aspiring fair ones, who command your admiration—there was cheerful laughter and animated conversation, the debutante and the wall flower. Nor must I omit to mention the queen of the evening, Miss Louisa A- She was the Fairest where all is beautiful and bright! With what 0 grace she glides among the flowers, ‘That smile around her, bowing at her touch. And it would be an unpardenable oversight to neg- lect Miss D—-—, the daughter of a well-known democrat in this metropolis, who is so ardent in his feelings that the sight of a whig almost sends him into convulsions. She is, too, an_ only child—of course a pet, and her father’s wealth being indis- putable, will undoubtedly Bare ane admirers (of either herself, or money, or both) But, arene to say, she is not spoiled; and well may it be fe ir of Sontradiets galled jade wince” The wi mi plain foratime. But let John Bull bat sound one note ol will uaite in round the Prenilent and occupy the White House days since all thoughts of war were laid asi story of the crows, it turned out, upon enquiry, that a person of unsettled mind was seem wandering about the grounds of the White House, whose conduct attracted at- tention, and upon searching him, it Was found he hed upon his person some deadly weapon; which caveed infinitely more sensation than all the vain boasting and bullying of the Lords end Commgns of Engiand, in reference to Ore_ gon; the one in some small degree aroused the fears of the “itizens for the safety of His Excellency, while the other elicited no sentiment above contempt, wherever the re- marks of Lords Clarendon, Aberdeen, Russell and Sir Robert were read, or speken of ; the sneer and contemp- tuous laugh went round, But when the impudent and in- | 8; pint Perecoal remarks o| Brougham were read or bpp the answer, accompanied with a significent shrvg of the shoulder, was—He drinks, and when he drinks he bullies, and when he bullies he ls) romances. Iftheir Lordships think by bullying thus to drive the American Roveroment {rom ts position and deprive her of her rights, Vhina fashion, we shall think but poorly of heir Lordly memory, and ask to remind them of a Tea Party in Boston Yorktown—and a New Orleans. If all this bas no ef: pea eng help it. If their statements rere 6 be upon, are armed at ail points, their people uni- ted, and their clai cae Tenting all these requisites—a foe rith Mexico in embryo—littie army or navy—with wild party discord, and angie er vecels ‘com the slaves of the south. How very kind they areto point out to us our weak points ; but let us see how the account stands, and if this state of things really exists in point of fact. Well, to begin, one fourth or fifth of their troops, if per to make battle with America, at the first faver- le oj advantage of Sir Robert—extinguish his luminary, ‘and the result is obvious; their object accomplished and the Prime Minister will have received his quietus We direct their attention to their own domestic broils and oppressed people, who, or a vast number of whom, long for the op- portunity to arise, when they may throw off the yoke: of monarchy, and put on the easy habiliments of licanism—change their condition vewabete that of free- We went no war; but sti tell th braggarts, there is no terror tn thelr threats are ever ready without preparation. We fight, when w: do fight, for no King 5 each men PA bimself pak his country, atthe first note of war. Myriads of stout hearts and strong arma would rush from the mountains, and issue fromjthe valleys, to join, unbidden, the standard of their country. We are not prepared! We whipped them almost without arms or ammunition in the Tevela- tionary war, and in the last, conquered their choicest and bravest troops ; and now, with our great resource: develo) coat the infant wore up to manhood, where 2 the fticulty or doubt upon the subject? if t do attack us, they will be sure to fit ei We shall continue to war until we bi driven them off of the American continent, without one spot of North America left to recognize British rule, or British laws We ask for nothing but what is right, will submit to nothing that is wroug, from our natural end eternal ene- my, the British Crown—not her people. Into what coun- try on earth does not her avaricious arm ex. tend? It is-high time that she was arrested in this mad career. This administration can neither be abused or peepee from her purposes. It stands pledged to the ople, and will redeem that pledge. {t hes been rumor- rom time totime, by certain Knglish presses among ee that difficulties have sprung up in the Cabinet, &c. &o. é mere invention of the sare ‘There never was more ‘mony in eny Cabinet; and we venture, without the from any impartial source, to say that there never has been amore able Let the it and will com- f war; we shall all be democrats, all whig: tribute to the great minds that sure Mr. Dallas, t Vice President, left e for Washing- ton on Thuced y last at 4 o’clock, P. Ma andon Fridey morning we saw him busily engaged with architects in extending the floor of the Senate Chamber, ond in- creasing the number of desks to make room for the six new Senators next winter will bring forth from lowa, Florida, and Texas. Whatelse may have taken him to Washington’has not yet transpired Sutticient for the aay, &c. Nothing certainly from England called him, as there is no difference of opinion there; all caa see through John Bull's flimsy gause. It won't do my Lord and Sir Robert. Try it gain, cr drop it altogtther— your ee has quite enough todo to take care of Healt ijn other quarters. We know it, and so de you. Hanuiton. Pureapetrnta, April 28, 1845. It is amusing to observe the fluctuations in the public | ,, mind upon the subject of our foreign relations. A few and the portunity, will desert. Lord John, &o, will get the | Whe 4 Te tA ys rele, aad the cle Moads be set dow: at 58,000 bar- ‘were: dy wipe,” had descrip- aoe and may be quoted at the following irks ale 200 for 1 ‘and 2/900 24900 for me ‘erior Pek oe «3 Brin Ty . Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Can zit ales ‘shay mingtoo R i, 205¢5 $1000 Beaten ‘7234; 660 teas | Jeave aka oe ao chgre a eed it it op taken’ ears to provide AG 4 400 By) - wit lotel.) the ready, and at a aiatfant: Veal C Hi tou Welah 1 irradi eat se te Til ig ieep, ee iar to an Spin vit sta ines sal + , f ee in aa ay ye served on such terms and. prices. as wil square with the dw eow*ec BOARDIN MRS. O. FISH, 1865, 187 ae 2 Broadway, The Poppe and S rene ¥ iting thet ly informed ines have Perio® manner, for the entertainment of we respectful- tted up ina su The | id —the apart- ios "akan teary tle ets market affords, + $1 per Day. Ss. & varoMt HOUSE, Co Office, Apri pros ALS will be receree eet ae oy oe it aa be rs to, be snade of late ie the ge 7ft Gin, long, ard tt diameter. ‘The lower part of the buoy ill be a cone, five feet diameter at the b: ee feet high the apex formed of sai ion ing cl fo wie ba sn iu ‘a hemisphere of five ea ae eter, W will be rivited to the base of the cone, the sidea forming a fair curves a mau hole mast be formed in the top of the nuoy, and a strong iron socke. wil ala be fied o theo in which ill be iver da Sof Tangent ciahe eet long; the wall will have wcopger ant 10 by 20 inches, mo oF Soe rons conper 9 he Buoy when ojala oun iroa anchor, complete will we be provided with Each Buoy wil cast segment of a spe cite 1209, pounds, and thirty feet of eo MS chein, wit andshackle. The baoy and chain to have two coats of mi Beisel the first eoxt to. ibe Burne tn. ‘The whole tobe complete an y for placing in their proper ‘situation: et to be delivered at places to be designated by the ca Ae of the Treasury, on or before the 15th day of July nex: ast be for ench buoy eoa.plete, y 5 fend vine All a aN Re ka ‘kman) to be appointed t to the i tion TsO! nner, subject to the inspection of & person A drawing of ye buoy will of the ‘'reasury. beexhibited at ths office to any eee desirous of seeing ft. C. P. VAN NEBS. en PATENT ON DINING TABLES, Wins METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the most ys convegiont and a elegant of ee les mana warranted to run easy constantl not to be cnn oer ‘of the wood. ‘A large assorte ment of choice patterns, suited oF private parlors, steam DE eicsat Nth Gnaate, jiaeg st Public is respectully invited 1g cal cefaly informe the Tadica of New iat her French Millinery end Drew : fill, bon, tra np and faster of ‘he newest Pary- i, 7 mer. paneer ai + and Brews baker? supplied ‘with the new- comer of Elm, where: tabli a meas Fashions, ¢ LODGINGS TWENTY-FI — THE wae's HEAD No.3 Banctay Stuxet, NEAR : Broap ay. rt ad ceret fitted nal we sel pie nies t “TO LET OR LEASE, AND, on the Ei ith Avenue and 90d about 12ncres ae ere ian wonld bervepeioed whic Brapoodteasnt, Apply to "ANTHO ONY, CARROLL. * aplé im*ec Nassau TO LE PAVILION — SARATOGA SPRINGS » THIS HO! itwated iv the Village, and central tothe Medical Brings. tf wo ete oa eo tee Mscks sad uy 200 fets one of tre | ie e ites Cora large Hotels willbe 2d tow. For par- Hot d uy ply to Mr. BLACRALE, cram O'aa3 lwerh 1 Mth street, Harlem, SALE OR TO LET—Four orgs at the ann ome of Kingsbridge Tyed RT a fruit troseseaet nid ont, where Mggibattag ait Biages Meat foot Nuded dollars exch ‘will be fet for, four hum um au dollars each per ther two for two hundred dollars erch. Enq bin dapie Ls in the store nearthe premises. RF. CARMAN. FOR SALE. ice hor Lend, eliivatton | wnat al 3 aisicome-i'wo Stary House end Kitchen, cod arn Sheree aleo gn th premiges g food variety of rection ee, No. 32 Coentice Blips ineDremnes, Call imtec GE, AT LOW PRICE, pra a trom Ht ah Sait a ghed large fans aise splendid ieee =} iets eek Me possession. Apply at No. iad east Broad: way. ABOUT, FIVE TONS OF GARDEN aI BED. for BLTBCENA a nates” tantly ta ae dway, ibs af radish: 1000 Ibs of e Hire inelndiog an ‘wurtzel and sugar tip}'700 Ibs of oram Fi ipeo of spinac! ‘en corn, leek, lettuce. ‘beans, peas, flower seed, Als on Alfred, on th: setment of GREEN HOUS: 80 of the most celebrated vari ds of mouthly roses; together wi tions, cactuses, verbenas, fot “fostedena the bert double ab] PA SERICANS STANDARD HOR! in'ng f) its of 25 years” practice in t tiehen Ge pogetlier lon, of ithe ANTS, i yn ecabcacine es of mei ail ott ihe beat ie Lae Aastrac: R SAVED NTLEMEN w ae le tok ak thats an ney ke it aro ne} ‘a ce re reapetfally ‘noted that they 8 PHOENIX HAT AND CAF on street betters Wiliam an td me Cc ishmnent inthe na )prietol ‘at the @ following reduce How Fa = Fur. Ne rates — piss at quality bagrcie® eee boy: me ind do & ‘These articles are not only hei the ae of trim: Breuawey er offer very advantageous bargains to country merchants. tor’s extensive: errangesnen yy ate ac. iat Sie mhid tm*re 8 sap UNE Era: t emmarasid rr POOR. cant DI who is so ls es Seadoo arid mane eel aat ean Pate ‘or Teron counter- a bE tan Bi street. ake Piatra nas ae, fine Sepaieared = nel ase caneriopes at ee ly, and not an restart four doo to NewYork and, Sg aa and phia are i itsed imitas m wn wits inal aa and in mood (at = manufactured it or nea pure! the spurious, Pills with a fall sorties Zhe eee noe ed, 20 that they isis re PP fe. fore thedt wocarvous course. Asa means of ing state that po quantity une = 100 gross of sl agente for any oy the proj ror any soeer Dancans Jarge si sr ir: igh dollars yor urees for the ‘mall quantities b jozen. boxes, or from one Fare gsgaminsveeiis a hale gre, Wore ~ Rae eae aes erene ceevar cen Peters Filla we ought (ot Tess than ined ve named prices by aay persou legally author- end inal weakness, siily and effectual ea bate any i 1 iv my ee sr rwithont ove psricle of mereary, ‘They ey give tone and energy so tue Faant suey iCegrr caerincnd fom ree ther ison ries aul a Mliden lane? ont in Seg’ Hatbosr, Li Druggist. Pen rer box. SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA. HE human body, thx climate, always, warmer than the tir, is continually thrvswau oat heat. process is not performed, fast euongh, the consequences are fever and it Eevaipelns al ererie di are the Cy ‘conditi ‘of the blood, of which too mucl heat is one of therauses, ‘Ite surplus of caloric, unable to es- ac by its natural outlets as fata wi Cauaes augry eruptions on thes eben posing 7 ; ere such es sit to restore the 20 ra te five it. ifey abipaan: ap2s Im#ec ae field of. Pharmacy. Com} [alors and extracts cory rea ‘ter, in_o1 to aif alec peat i Afton seen Shosiae vaclane toeadi st ueeeithc Conetictios: | y, comtainiag one ; ot whieh wil bea ony, sulgectiog Uf the perpetrator to impr bog oi ces Vat nee ne | ixth street, and any other il whether stranger or resi offering to sell them i cy Best ort ah unas propor present hu the blood, and Ww re that fluid of a morbid ereecli tna fesceqeliicriam ot the Peculiar (anetivn of Banpt we regalate: res the f hy the fluid |, of arwincnthe fer Sica theirs i a sa that 'each contr butes its Pipvorcica tiike suse Obie. 7 ‘y , Justicome 't vo hand faraivh ad i inal test many 0 jt of at ifor y ve ans virwues wy None, Mate i, 10. Messrs, Sandy Gents-Aboat fay waladie ont on 2 gunning Lense ym 1 fhe misfortune to sera feg with 4 poisonous w singh shor Se y pars o| nets artile ‘Ppurpo mpc a eg this ad swindlers and impostors, will be prosecuted ike pocies ae the only fe tathons Peters? Ve cui Gee Sores Georni raie, Fige and Tennessee, are cd Benjamin in Arnold and a gentle selena named ley vemuey. (N sal retear Veweable. Ful wollen and in see ras 7 an o ‘than 1 was, taken ill wit "eters? Veretable ork. eral) imem, LLEY'S So tl TANCE MTR ACTOR.—in off a lable remedy for the following complajute, i 1 oF aeall bea nadielant, rpcoeumcotecion > ent. Tecommendation.— tng instance has it failed to cure the following diseases:— my je Doloreaus, Wound Rew or ld, rmatism,’ inflamia’tory Rhew- Pains of ids, Pati this time, | was un i ise yatta ing an} it from as a last resort, | procured LJ Byes of of ree rilla, the use of which has entirely. four botiles anda half in all, — a health is tow per- red. Respectfully you fee Testo! F’ <1, 159 Chrystie street. ts Ln, Ky, Feb. 39, Int ts. A. B & D. Sani ‘Havin ing wed your ‘Barseparill ‘<4 family, and wituessed its beueficial effects on ol gid" fid'va, 1 fil itu bee duty Lows tothe community 0 make ogo th Seto or) or on ing evil, which bro es around the neck and Jay, ‘and which fi Be, . rendering him entirely.bilud. Durivg the ine fe was taken, he was atiended by, sare uc continued to get worse, despaired oh o nine his ef from’ cians ke. Ke. tou at., (Sun Build- enw written (not print- Ye ign of iH. Dal iy 9 re the awrapper ets ea Frew) jo. vias Faltonat, ‘Newi¥or rk. 121m*m DR ARSHALL HALL’S words of the English ministry were regarded as mere empty threats. To-day, however, the tone scems chang- ed. The late arrivals from Mexico and Texas, showing jest notice. Dresses and Robes of the ia fa fashion made nde toate st the thortst notice rn romptly a (OAT deseripttonn, Of Bounces eicaned and sivered in the ESTABLISHED 1822. ETER ROBE, ABE rer of} Fine Cutlery, Soe ical and Dental Instruments, has removed 0 said— Oh, the words Laugh on her lips; the motion of her smiles manele Showers beauty, es the air caressed spray ‘Tae dews of morning ; and het avely steps Are light, as though a winged 1 trod Over varth’s flowers, ared to brush away ‘Their delicate hues. But I must uot forget Mrs C- 3. Though a married lady, yet she and her husband were each in their order two of the ornaments of the room, though the lady was one of those whose appear- ance would intimate that she admired * Your quiet, pleasant chamber, with the rose vine Woven round the casement, rather than the ball room, or as a poet once wick- edly said, ‘ighted halls Crommed full of laa ‘and fiddles, Bat [have not time to enlarge on the re ciaima to n 1ee of all who deserve 1. riad 1, tall Would perhaps occupy more room than he Herald could spare. Ia brief, then, I may say, that though the majority ot the ladies were indebted to the gifts of nature for their attractions, and were attired with becoming grace, neatness and beauty, yet there were those there, of whom it might be written, Halfthe charms that deck her face, ‘Arise from powder, shreds and lace. The great feature of the evening, it was pre- sumed, would be the ‘*Polka,” but, strange to say, the Polka was cast into the shade by the ‘*Ma- zourka.”” The performance of the former, by Mr. Korpouay and his pupils, was watched with great interest and pleasure, and the admirable ease and grace with which it was performed, extorted the acdiniratiomot all; but the admiration wasso much stronger for the Mazourka cotillion, which was danced by Mr Korponay and his pupils, wih inim. itable grace and effect—so lively and. 9 sprightly , so affectionate and touching, and withal admirably was the dance performed, and so sweet and inter- estiug, too, were the lovely performers, that on its conclusion, the company gave an irrepressible burst o} applause, manifesting ¢! gratification by elappiog their hands and knoc ng their feet (the ledies their pretty ones, too) on the floor. The etry of notion had absolutely been realized. he Polka cotillion and the quadrille Frangaise were alao on the list, and were danced with much grace and pleasure by those engaged in that amusement, and watched with undisguised admiration by the wail flowers. I must not forget to notice the male portion of creation which were present, for some of them would attract attention any and every where. There was Mr. —, the diplomatist, who is really A phantom, fashionably th ‘With limb of iath, and (not) bearded chin. If his diplomacy is at all like his person, it cer! ly is not only very thin, but very awkward too, and with his cockney gait and appearance, he puts one irresistibly in mind of Chaucer’s lines— Full long are both his spindle shanks, and lean Just like a walking stick—no calf inseen. And then, too, the man evidently thinks he is so graceful—such a lady-killer—so irresistible— He chats like popinjay, And struts with phiz tremendously erect. ‘Though his knees seem as if they were made not to allow him to straighten himself, and wien danc- ing—waltzing particularly—or what he thinks is waltzing, he makes a figure which more nearly re- presents the letter Z than any other I can think of at present. But enough of him; perhaps he don’t know his faults of appearance and style, and ’tis almost a pity to undeceive him. Then there was Mr. G- » who seemed quite forlorn during a portion of the evening, and the bi Jance was pleasantly engaged in carrving a feir lady’s bouquet. Tis not his talent to conceal his thoughts, And carry smiles and sunshine in his face, When discontent sits heavy at his heart. There was Mr. M———, trom the sunny eouth, of whom it may be eaid— Lordly looked, and lordly limbed in he,— A trame of iron, @ right arm long and A rough, loud voice, a visage somedale ark, And of Mr. Smith—an evphoniovs name that— what shall! say. J hardly now what y' ia the Midsummer’s Night’s Dream is his descrip: ton. “A sweet faced man; © proper man as one shall see in a summer’s day ; a most lovely gentle- manlike man.” That will do for his description. Then to Mr. C——s, will the following lines apply. His eyes are like the eagle's, yet sometimes Lier the dove’s; and at his will he wins All hearts with softness, or with spirit nvves. But! must conclude. My strain has alren on to a considerable length, and | may not we more space. In few worde, the Saloon was admi- rably decorated, the company was select, blythe, cheerfal, gay, animated, and evidently enjoyed themse: Ives; the music was good, the aancing was better, the Polka was beautiful, ‘the Polka Quad- rille new, pleasing, and beauufully dancea, and the Mazourka, was enchanting, positively ravish- ing, and carried away the palm even from the Poika. The ladies were in the main beautiful, and neatly and becomingly dreesed; the gentlemen gal- lant, the enjoyment almost perfect, and Monsieur De Korponay the very beau-idea lot a master of the ceremonies, @ pertect gentleman, and unmistakea- bly master of his art; and Mrs.’ Fieischman u pils did eredit to her academy and Mr. K's skill in struction. And so until the next opp sents itself—which itis to be hoped wi long—Good-bye. —____ Philadelphia, (Correspondence of the Herald.) PaLaveLrata, April 28, 1845, T have just returned from a visit to Washington, D.C. Oa Saturday morning the city was excited by the rumor that a madman had stabbed or shot the President. Like the that England has been tampering in that quarter. the calling of Mr. Dallas to Washington, and the tone of the Globe showing the temper of the Executive, have! pressed our peeple with the belief that war is far from-im- probable. Accordingly they are beginning to prepare, anda public metic, Square next J hursday afternoon, with a view to sustain tae Executive of the United States in the course, it is presumed, it will pursue, in sustaining the honor of the country, and the interests of the democracy in the new world. ir. Dallas has returned from Washington, and was engaged in the Supreme Court all the morning, in a caae there pending. The Kensington riot ceses are again on the corpet James bape bool Irlshman, charged with mu murder pativgs jet the course « SO SPUR OPT Pa Fidee Rogers in the Be Court. His case os s removed from the Oyer ond ‘verm: ner by certiorari to bs tried by this tribunal, because some questions of law and evidence are involved, upon which itis desirable to ebtain the decisions of the Su; — Court. Mr. Dallas, Mr. Stokes, Mr. Philij el are counsel tens the accused. The eral, ) and ttorney ‘ he prosecution, assisted by one of ies, Francis Wharton, Esq. No jury has as yet been ‘cmpannelled, and a beim have: coher established principles in rel rh walifications of jurors, which if ney had been ‘Saopted y the inferior court on the other trials, would have excluded many a man from jury bex, and resulted in verdicts much more conso- nant to justice than those which were rendered. The ap; saber Episcopal Convention, to be held in tis city, is looked forwerd to with a great deal of anxiety by the members cf ell persuasions. A successor to Aopen igs Onderdonk is to be chosen, the question date, is extremely ‘toubiut, ‘The friends of all the competitors seem to be equally sai quine, Dr. Tyng, of this city ; Dr. Bull, of Chester ; Dr. pfeldt, of Pittsburg, and several others of less note are mentioned. I should not be surprized if the Convention were to elect some one from an adjoining State. Such would seem to be the tendency of the fierce opposition now going on among the members of this oe The Pitsburg relief {und is increasin: div. The sons of temperance give a concert in of e fund, and our citizens Lavigne 4 The theatrical mar! Four places are now open—the Arch, the Chernut, the Walnut, and the National. At the first, Anderson is theonly st eppesring to-night as Hamlet, and to-morrow ae Clande Melnotte. Thi vuled at present b ; Richiny At the Walnut, | 5 “ Fash and is as popular as ever. Mrs. tt is to be at this hou tor cightte wien her piece, as we of Philadelphia do it, an she takes a benefit on Wednesday evening. The National is devoted almost re a4 to the melo drama, and in this line Connor is the st: le is an oxcellent and popn- lar actor, and with the assistance of Mrs. McClure, will draw large houses, The war feeling sec and others 1B” continues to have exercised quite ade pressing influence on ti rice of stocks today. State 5's F fell off one, and @ lar large amount chenged hands. U.8, Bank declined }; Girard }, and Wilmington Railroad, }. Paicaperrnia, Arai. 28, 1845, Peytona is hereon her way to New York in company with a string of four fine animals from Mr. Kirkman’s stables, including Cracovienne. Peyiona is said to be in lendid condition, and hes afair show for making os good time as her backers Predict. ‘They leave for New York to-morrow noon, via Amboy. You may ex t to see bon two Bey of the people of this quies Ns on th. . 8. From Bugnos Avrus.—The Baltsmore American has received from a friend in South America the following letter and translation of a decree, high- v3 ale to merchants trading to the River ate: Feb. 20, 1845. ieetatee cr Papin the as risen two cent Ib, which caused the Americans purchazin; The en |, however, continue to obey ven Wee hod = vance. The following are the ruling rates. E washed, 2528; ditto, unwashed, 12; Cordove, ‘baled, Buenos Aynes, Feb. 13, 1845. Year 36th of the Liberty, 30th of the Independence, and 16th of the Argentine Confederation. Derantment or Forricn Arratns. The Government of Buenos Ayres, charged with the Foreign Affairs, and Affairs of Peace and War of the Ar- gentine Confederation, has resolved and decreed : Ist. Ou and ‘rom the first of Merch all communication with the port of Montevideo will be clused. 24. No vessel, ae direct from the port of Monte. video, or thet m: ‘o arrived or touched by any inci chided be allowed to come to an’ Pport’s office. 4 all howe vearels, which, in bee he avoid that port of the Decree contained in th is) ete. cle, should go from the port of Montevines fer feignedly to any other er place south of the line, in erder to alter or chan; elr pay and return to the be sllowed to otme to any y entey. isle ticle be 4th, The English packets and vessels of war of friendly nations are ¢xcepted. 5th. The present decree shall remain in bed mean: while the city of Montevideo is i1) possession of the ruth- Jess Unitarians, and Koon Cease from the moment of the entry of the Army ef operations under commend of His Excellency the Legal President of the Orientel Repulic of Uinguay, Brigadier General Don Manuel Oribe, into A city. Communicate the fore; to jap publish it and insert in the (Signed) bg im it may cor- Ser Reiner PELE ARANA. ATER FROM Rio DE JANEIRO A the arrival of the brig Castro, Bearse, at thie to-day, from Rio de Janeiro, 19th March, es fice itioal po ssion of fifteen di ter intelligence. In learn every thing was tran. ich existed in, and Brezilian povernment te, ‘i Teme ve the brig Porpoise, had been amicably odjusted terposition of our Minister, Mr. Wins: ic ree ng tir th the greatest activity led. Flour held out @ fm aspect, and the last sales that hed beeen, tr unreal metosenige cash, equal to 18}000 ored reat, ‘olum| for Richmond; 164000 tion ia Mil credit for Baltimore. in first hands there wae nes newest style. ad im? m GENTLEMEN’S SPRING FASHIONS bee SU COCRIEERS. ae BEC ial but LATE i id Lot ir assore Suspenders, ‘Sik Under ime above articles have comprise not has been called in io weepate | ly ii article manufactured by them are eat after the most ate] Fren hod, to auit the form of the wearer—well! an fully made~ and may be depended ‘on, not only for the beauty of thet nish, bus for their durability. 'The senior partaer of the firm hi ng been for the last seventeen years evi ay knowl. dge. notonly in the sc er of the aaterials used in our mauufec- ness, hi 4 ad will we ‘attention of ail iy i raver wich Id establishment of who will favor with a vi i eeab isrment ol GATE. als .—P. & A. coutinue the mmanafaeare of their ce’edrated Elastic, Shoulder, Brace aud Riding ap2l im* dh 37 Broadway, comer of Park Place. eb neal alah EE FOR THE UM. N HAIR. i by GRANDJEAN’S obtained for ity almost ag hed and other parts of louie: of this great, i covery fo publish a long and extravagant cea meat in rele tion to it, fore, only. = peat myst remiod New Ye Gn ican gives satintecerey wine Rom! Pear bel. “EMT. COPAIVA, CUBEBS, &C. HIS js the most speedy, the most certain, ja etual Ma y for the care cf as mort Glecy Seminal Kav sions, rene all 4 scleapee vom the Urethra. ‘This me Pissiatte tale. comipeedanes comilsoeaie, pecan Var ing @ concentroi remed'es thet have been found mort efficacious in ose dise wes. Price $t 0) ed in Shore dificult and Venereal Nodes, aud Merce al Diserses ari a trom ‘onskitifal &e. Persovs who suspect the existeace of venereal ald consuit D: ractical expe- regular medica! acquirements, enable him to cure those complicated cases have bafiled of th: se who have devoted less attention to this class of diseases. Dr G. has confined himself to an office practice for the Jast fou years ja this city, and is well known as a successful physi THE, tia aquired HAIR COMPOSITION havin exclusive prelerence in France, Great i» United States a ther unveces: His offices are in No.2 Ann street, afew doors from Brond- may, Private entrance Fourth door from the Maseum. Lamp ao36; Pry seems on who Im*re graaronay HERO aoe CE. ik QURIZEN fk ay ili Sere hee gare Wy auacia, had ster carstuly Bote pas a ora ea tor doe ‘or who promach' eee 8 week. f continned tee es month, b T'iriel ons after anctier, afl tee Tretins a: oy Tand (reach tivel toss asrest neater hae y were not I concladed en) mit Sievers fame water ‘i gourn ffm H ite an uel a ‘ont ead nose Ma my body coresed dogtory conridae Stas af rer itor Cai seuss Dr, Coo} zm bay of Glock, iricture an Bemi C an a Io iss cared im 48 pte of Pyne "street Doon, of 18 ence sou te tenes? haan es hs etre eet aad Imere Aid. Dig GREGORY, 66 rt street, is at home as uswal day sn tending 5 bp, of heal feasion. Stranger a of may chance to need ional services privates v and who way desire the best treatment promrt and oe tallareahould aly at tore (bt Oregon Tas fa ormed some extr Hoary erates bat he never ¢: jents? pond by publishing their certificates. ane tego ory, besides being a regular physician and surgeon, ‘ok TOR) Se as sofa erie pe interviews cure, ae Ie orl are hensive, a will, ean pen ae faeiit iene aa be were res dove ad a at the fol wine dng \ tre 79 Fulton ereet, ormete Walt ate Hain nud Heat tv cure himnaelf with as jmeelf really aj hysi the jor, at hi of Soffolk street. i" larket stieet. h nt ht alleen 2 LEECHES! LEECHES! coon | leenmonrriee Seren workmanship b; orkimanghup by an rature, called heir opera waded for hoe Sone raat whos omy a Bo. 412 Broadway, near Canal street, New Tar. ai a .- would respectfu‘ly call .the piventton, of —_ Dew ists, and Counery, Merchants, Cuilery, of the ‘most app red pat passed in quality ied or imported, jammess and and ments ‘erns, ‘aliveh be will warrant not to be sur} manufactured in Cg my ters’ Shears, Knives Rollers, Sc. Shears, constantly. on hand, and and a1) Miata ot ott Meagneste ‘ani7 Swe KATHER BED, MATTRA.S AND BEDSTEAD ARE! é. 156 and 158 Greenwich Street, Comer of Courtlandt street. Feathers from . Bas Mattrassed, from Palm Laat’ . Com Husks Blankets: : (Comforters, from. ‘Poilet ables stands Bante of maki blac! cle, all the different patterns Fea cee tic tl 1s Plt the publie called to Premium iy a and Let Screw Bedstead, ‘This bedsiead zu Gi its qualities wall “be rey in ou advertisement ‘hey about four years—have taken the premium taailver ans ‘air of the American Institute, eae ve been so] what better evid nce is wante tel and board: States this bedste:d—private bein ‘caumet go without them 5 de | id Feathers dreased and renovated, and Syactrasens. - it over MKS. saat gee Gc THe VAPOUR led le, ‘cgortnd in perce fom #3 325 Bare. Persons have heard of the y of Mrs. Carroll's medy for and as 8 preventit of colds, het ic affections, Ke: &e. ithoug' bene- fits in tuch cases cannot be overrated, stshould not be AS i uxary the avons Bash ie is uni yy frying a {Cfrom theerroneoos idea of its bel Tormidat le operation a- tended with ineongenience inthe adminisieriag Nu tach can pment me de cont there Sulphur Baths hour's notice. ood Swill be removed ist of May to 14 Falton INFALLIBLE BED BUG POIsOH imitations rare “nuine ig ial onlyat A ae tharine street Maiden Jane, and in a8 Felton street Price 25 and 50 cents per is at home duly, axle ip. Disy enea rice vena . sit fe tad atl os other’s observa: Essar ler veh jearicea more than thirty, years expe guaranteed, Charges ‘erfect cures vicTims INDI REMYDY. ron SEC MCKIE WISEABES-AB THY'S Botanice} Fills are, the most mdy ver dcorerd for the seminal weakveas, or axy. simi tion. he ish may etre them the shortes. possible tim invigorate the rye ema me They are abla orale ee! singe of the abo ante irfett viege Yapeciall le or female * rt. Abe a e "header, remember that ‘thou. Ht ree Constitutions ruined when one la have. irvine a by Wm. W steon, Apothecaries? iden lane; and in Sag Sinpman, Druraiat. ROR a ind Prie Ap HEADIN AND STRENGTH. DR. 8,0. LICHARDSON’S rated, WINE BITTERS, Proprietor of this Medicine offers to the public the re- ty Rap Oe sive practice and a thorough bo ia ma haman system. "it Tee! 4 reds ome acquainted wi aire pniet sites ro jnence over all others “tt sree Lemadl kecyrn Tact, Gant tea arise Trom a de. the Stoma sh dhe most ipa in youthful, adult and nye iri al herr te Hine rad Ath and fish; and acid jar, or wile and th ite eNondation st ner op Saenot, drowel, i aia ni and itation of the i embitter mer lik ost striking; ped fag secording i the ro) cases of alight deran ‘stomach and bo wil ented by costiveness or Milions difficulty and the needs assistance to prevent more serious ioonsequent ina, they will be scarcely felt. On the contrary, in obstinnte cnses, ys, until the cireulation fui This nccomplisl ont food, each ree w y A. No. 79 Fu lions pat oo Bea 77 East Broadway. they frequently operate more powerfully, ning two OF atte tid tion d to 8 To BOAT [MEN, Al OT tate quality, ey Ina evacuations di Sold KE DS, Agents, ald Imre + | "Prepared and sold, Ean sie rail, by A.B e & 4D. Sande, drugeiats, 79 Faltox street, 273 Broadway, we ly.throughout he Dai yh pA pled carly roy cheat! PREVENT THE USE AND ABUSE, OF pace: su dful effects cine. It is now used jn jh land and few ure ce whel only batt e trot ry! ti th erative es Teatl scimalage a of che imparred facet tis or ite, oracauired loss of om syphilitic disease. mal afar de parks yates aol eae the. po chronie debility, by by whiel the e Tonstitution is left in ad ble hat uervous mentaljty kept up whieh places ie of anxiety during the remainder of 1) awe g {rom this dangerous practice are not Coufiged go its pure. physical res ‘oues— consti aglgnal vou ‘weakness, sextal A it indul in by yor us As, indulged tus the trent oti th iinet can ‘befall man. weakueas of the limba, an the ‘back, con! tellec: ee atte eu oan ilae rmodigine. Pil LLIPS & BOY an he United States. Price $2 per bottle, 6 Sold at 14 Duaue street. ap2i im*: $500 fp re ee le eee SPECIFIC fal ey SHEN eeae Hse ee Sc ope a Seb apigest am rite We 1 ah, eo to deceive mane the ice des net sak for itself, no one hall notity rere [Pea be fad an i'not eficeta rapid cure unde? ast hat ma fortanatly pervades all ranks of so- Poor, Boi te peated presented whi selyes without th ae eee cannot be pa bat i pur = wets Shee: oe potent gre ott eter rien Ta cnn: Oa old offi lold street, perrreen, Petia 3 ie tor stitution: 08, 148 Green: y streets, here 09 €01 i. ‘obstrue: Gertain d age secu Ty oe! bottles’ for THOSE WITHOUT OC: ELUL.D: aphockearive ELIXIE OC uD TAL. bee m: iction to 7 fooer ears ;| Beene ae nS acer N. | ly ratte rate PORTUGUESE , FEMALE ‘Sin M, DE BOL soups Logue, Mi jee vn all Soteetes tain in deqons ee regular: Ea epee: aad ure ay pu esis ed New “ar iere a eclicats nature; his treatme: Ry fous, rea res neither mercury, reraiat me drance from business pursuits. Hecent a Sesurry, NERVO! SA CONSTITUTION, arising from 2 too frequent in the, passions of ii ereet yore and thereby causini ually confirmed and event cone eae seus tnd bodily, 8 ne exis without the ames ‘by mal-t exanlly SriGTUL potient being ot oars ‘an pia of ds pares or in Shere ote ualifed advertising nel A to, and ciweee ez BV aN RTANT MEDIOAL NOTICE. " eoitiuan Medicine and Pharmacy MEDIO4L CAL. ADV IC VICE a aur cones as incurable. His air neal tat a Fook lip an apie mere fe | CORLEOL ng dal — oe enaea aroun ‘eae o diedic al Card, oI OTOR MORRISON, tobe tomate cremarnaly | Zr Mase ‘et or rat Recent eascs, perticalariy CGomor, M: on teat Wipat ta eerie ‘At the of Stricture are analogous mi a 3 es rapparatg, none be jon, na those affer te rslaeel protts fonda, tony oe much injury from a) “fi ij may id sand Comelitvtions: De Fotis affection, Mfevils resolting fr 1 ‘hal tet of evita resolting from a se ae eegecuve ies a fae oe, oe peiation arinar ake the nea! = nae eeineeenientinnee Constitutional Debility Cured. ne in = Posies — Wied er iy Dr missions the am} tar kire Ben et ii e ' = eerste ie penw’s Specific F Specific fron | FOX ua i 2 eee any cutan: Fereons who ‘tho have be saree pts ones’ Boap, woul ite wor [et such eyre eon they will be iacifed, to aal aren dabas. IN < ™ oe ate DS, Ate ws. ors ett as mort correct ate a a ALLS Se [sont to alt parts of the Unter me at $5: Lae Gen. THe Rm eens COLLEGE ot] ee P ee rom ‘tx ecg, oak