The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1846, Page 4

hey) No wi Compromise not beyond our reach. will stand up to her fuil proportion. Mr Ca mind demands a speedy settlement. closed. man great centile of Europe deserts of Africa Roman citi otic accept ursuance of tren speech How Jack Pexpixton of Va. (whig—the lone Star,) secured the floor, when the committee rose and reported that they had done nothing, and the House adjourned. ‘Wasurnerton, Jan. 16, 1846. Matters are pretty quiet here to-day. As 1 men- Hioned yesterday, the Senate has been engaged in discussing the merits of Mr. Polk’s nominations. The rumor, however, in your Herald ot yesterday, about a flare up between Benton and Archer, on G. W. Woodward’s nomination, is without founda- tion. Mr Woodward’s nomination is not yet be- fore the Senate—and, of course, there is no flare up of the kind. When it does come up, I think Mr Woodward will be promptly rejected. The democratic papers have taken away the necessity of Mr. Archer’s intertererce on his behalt claim that he has repudiated nis former notio: Nativism. The question wiil be on his fitness. vas itthat the Senate cus Morton’s Neither is it true, as rumor | have been engaged in disc nomination as Collector jasing M Hoston. yet been up before them. They have been engaged on Mr Slideli’s nomination, and it may be the des patches from Mexico, by the last arrival. Mr. Slidell’s appointment te opposed on uecount of hie connection with ite trauds alleged to have been committed in the last Presidential election, in Louisiana. It is also opposed ns being uncommon, af not unconstitutional, he being a member of Con: gress when he started on his mission, and not hav- BE resigned till after he started) As I mentioned | my last, the President withdrew the nomination ot Mr. Tate as Consnito Buen over Mr. Secretary Walker. ‘The Oregon debate is growing eaceeding!y dull ‘The Amencan eegle is tired, and the Jiriti#h lion is hoarse with growling—yet King sgn bed not haif sausfied. Several candidates for eon; fame have to de presented to his majesiy closes his levee. God pity the thi lt a the country. The Whigs have hitherto cards with great skill. They came o: colors 1n the debate on Nativism. They are likely to do so on Oregon. Sam Houston, who is coming to the Senate, it is said, will be a candidate next | election for President of the United States, thwart the intentions of many of those who brought him into power, and his State into the Union. Col. Webb and Gov. Seward are still here. They are rather opposed to each other on the Oregon estion, and yet they are onthe best possible terms tke Castor and Pollux, aay are always seen to- gether, or very near each other. Your Herald brought the first and only news of | » the arrival of the Havre packet Iowa, to this city, this evening. The old bachelor Secretary of State is going to have a grand flare up in the way of a party measure, | in aday or two. He is going to have a grand blow | out, not politically, on the 23d inst. in Carusi’s sa- | loon. Cards of invitation are iseued. grand affair. The commission from the different custom houses ing informa- | tion to Mr. Secretary Walker, for his new Conatitu- | are still busily employed here,in furn tional Treasury Bill. Among the arrivals at Coleman’s since my last, | are Jerome Buonaparte and lady, J. B. Robertson, of Connecticut, (just nominated as candidate for age of State,) C. 8. Bogardus, New York, Herr Alexander, pee Blitz, Master Sconcia, ers, ee a te city exhioitions and concerts. Dr. Hollick isal leeturing on life. Ex-Collector Van Ness is also i in Mr. Templeton, and ot the city. Wasuinaron, Jan, 16, 1846. Mr. Barrow’s Linner. Mr. Barrow, ofthe Senate, from Louisiana, gives adinner toa number of his Congressional friends at the St. Charles Hotel, to-day. The following is the bill of fare :— St. Charles Hotel Bill of Fare. MR. BARROW’S DINNER. Oycters—Half shell. Patage —Mo-k Turtle and Colbert. Fist—Fresh Cod, oyster sauce. BOILED. Boned Turke: ENTREES, Pate de toie Chicken Sal 'Ecarlate, epinard, jardiniere. Venison, aa Ducks, Ph nts, Patridges. Eperlant, frit. ENTREMETS. Asperge: Filet grois, Epinards, Pomme de terre. PASTRY. Plum Padding Pat Cabinet Pudding, Apple Tarts, Cranbecry Tarts, Plum Tarte, Ice Cream, bane! _ serawberry, Pyramids. ate ener. e let, Oranges, rapes, Almonds, Walnaie, Ralen Comets. Coffee—Anchovy Toast. This is the first of a series of those elegant din- ners to be given during the session at the St. Charles. Burlia Brown, of Tarrytown, tima who can do up these dining arran, order; and in a style of Oriental maguificence com- bined with Republican taste, Wasninaron, Jon, 16, 1846. Mr. Templeton, and Others Notwithstanding the darkness and inclemency of the night, the second concert of Mr. Templeton, | this evening, drew a large and tasinonable house ; and his songs, from first to last, were’ received with increasing enthueiaem. “ The Star Spangled Ban- ner,” held in particular estimation in Washington, being the production of our late estimable fellow citizen, F. S. Key, Eeq , was received as by acclamation. ‘Lhere was no escaping a Tepetion of | fe been the more Mr. T. leaves 18 voice 18 as rich ag q gold | from ii it; and the audience would hi gratified had it been yorenied again. fo-night tor the South. mine The Sloman family are still among us, and we ex. pect soon to have another or twoot their elegant con- certs, vocal and instrumental. Maater Sconcia has also advertised us a concert. Signor Blitz continues his conjurations at Apollo Hail, and we expect the River's family in a few , days. Creat wedding party at Gen. Jessup’s to-night, in honor of the marriage of one of the dai Mr. Blair, son of the Lord of Silver Spri One of those social hops at the Hotel tis evening. Among i beat ladies | wesent, were several ha and rom the “ Jarsies. for the Jai The “extra Herald,” about the i will | send Bogaraus up to the Treasury Depat ment first thing in the morning, to see Mr, in financial affairs, is regarded as) Ty Paivavecema, Jan, 17, Death of Register of Wills—New Trial to Jack Gibson— The Weather, $e. John Weaver, Req., the Register of Wills of this coun | o'clock, yesterday afternoon, at his residence in Nicetown, four miles north of the city, of sp appopletic stroke. The Governor will have to fill tee | ty, died at four President did not t! such a tae oer the Secretary of the TOeEY I the two | most enlightened nations upen earth “rush blindly into war? No, sir. No love for war. just must be necessary. Question yet open. Honor of the nation not involved. National honor is the doing unto others what we would have others do | caged, unto us. Beheve that the issue will be peace—tri- umphant, honorable peace. Bat be ready 20 tomorrow for 40 steamers of war, to be built of iron—Pencsylvania iron. For filteen milllons, if necessary ; and though Pennsylvania is now almost | ground to the dust with taxes, if direct taxation is to come, as it must, with such appropriations, she The best way | to avoid danger is to meet it now. (Kap—hourout ) | 8. Goodyear, of York State, (dem ) next. succeeded. He began in a very teny| rather curious exordium. Time gon: by lor negotia- | tions. No craven policy. Excitement of Great change in afew years in the value of Oregon, Citizen settlers demand protection. Can’t nave it; civil oveupatic m | gland going down—dark di castes of Asia— ship panoply to the individual holding it. Such protectiondue from us to our eitizens. Now, every hundred men you send over the Rocky Mountains, Eoxland builds a fort—get armed occupation—arm the Indians— massacre our emigrants—eagles wil! fatten upon their bones. Should we send out a few men to do what we are afraid to do as a nation? Goverament bound to ¢ compromise of forty-nine if offered bf isngland. Cannot advance ourselves a Without a compromise of our honor. (Mr. Chipman) take Canada in ninety dane na 8 surrender, after al] his lofty pretensions—only think of that example. Mr. Goodyear made a good ink of | vacancy until the next s Ayres. have been rejected bythe Senate. ‘This is a victory Ly receiving an inv! | ed 370 barzels rye flour, Lobster Salsd, Chartreuse, g:rnio de gibier, ras, ala Toulouse, Dauphin, | porters ar | ured | Of the House, M Jarnies o9 can produce, then, other fraits, and ane than their choice | elopes, and peaches and cream. Three cheers 8. | Sessions. In ction, and have already started for Harrisburg. The Court of Quarter Sessions granted a new trial, | ost of applicants | New York, Saturday, Jan. 17. Asues—The mona for the past Sales sonia and small | this morning, to Jack Gibson, who was convicted some | #0tiptions, was very | time since of picking the pocket of a Mr. Matthows, of | $900, which he had drawn from the North American tual work, is esont defend ‘The authorities, | beheve, I that Gibson was in offence was committed. old and demp. Ith hours, bat is snowing now. The Ban The man Lindse: but his contedera ant ora man numed Pot! isGied that it is th York at the time ti The weather for the last thirt walking is horribl The man who but he is in a precarious latter who did th is either the yas stabbed yesterday, ia not d ation There is nothing ther in the way of local news, of ‘sufficient intereat to communicate. Stocks appear to have suffered no change from yes- | terday Prices remained pretty much the same. been reining Baxrimone, Jan. 16, 136. The New Terapleton—Circus—Markets, $c. The arrival of the Oxford was received last night in the Zerald, and this morning it 1s scattered over our city in the morning papers. At the present time, when nows from across the water is looked for with so much inter- est, even two days later” attracts considerable atten- tion. A number of medical students were carried off to the watch house last night, for disorderly conduct. had a regular fi them drew their the deaths of the city only k, it is evident that ns discovered thu ot! put whip to his hor As ‘he time for the mi ble Eeonatien an hon after the Post offi master Buchanal the place of hone Hunt remov they would I one would had not thu among the new councilm: A considerable hoax w: old Jesse. The y; but if he the church opon that be present to be marri lit up, and quite a large unable to gain admittance. The continued success of the New York Circus Com- induced them to remain longer than they in- tended. I see some benefi's are announced for next week, so the announcement of the close of the season, this week, must have been withdrawn. prny, ha helt proved themselve: living by anythio Graves seems to be very desirous of trying © city financials, and Harry Sanderson, who bas been | eriff of the city, notary public, and an ardent seeker but who was out-generalled by Post- also a disinterested a dical Studente and Medical Subjects—In- trigues for Jesse Hunts Removal—A Clerical Hoas— | They with the watchmen, and some of ecting knives with a great flourish. We have about two hundred students here now ; and, as erage about aixty per 'y of those who hufile otf this mortal coil” in our limits, must be used to furnish food for science. A number of bodies were might in a wagon, but the driver outrun his pursuers. cing of the City Council ap- inca: fis band at pplicant for ‘t wish Mr. is to be removed, eive the appointment, whilst no thought of removing him if they t the ball in motion, by electioneering played on one of our worthy parsons the other night,by sending him a request to have ening. as certain parties would e church was accordingly mblage met, who had also received written invitations to be present, and after ‘iting a considerable time for the appearance of the happy couple, the hoax was discovered. Templeton kad the largest sudience I ever remember to have seen at a concert in this city, last night. The re- ceipts were over $700, und a good many we:e wholly Bavtistone, Jan. 17, 1846. The Anticipated English News—Contempt of Court Pun. t, | Tar: | ished~ Professor Brownson—The Marriage Hoax—Stock | Board—Markets, $e. Our city is in quite a ferment of excitement with re- gard totho news expected by the Hibernia, as | believe isthe caso pretty geverally throughout the country.— | The news by the Oxford and Iowa is of such an indefi- nite character, that it has brought all transactions to a stand, {' mentioned yesterday that Henry Marks, of New Or- been arrested on the charge of attempt: | leans, who ha ing to defraud hia creditors by asserting that he hed lost $2,800, was discharged, on account of the c | the principal witness, racter of idore Zerwinski, having been proved to be onti-veracious. Lawyer Feeaton, who was | counsel for Marks, having procnred affidavits from va- rious pecsons in New York to the effect that he wa | known in Europe as one not entitled to belief, with a | riety of other charges of the most infamous characte! | gainst him—put a number of mysterious questions to dto have had a bearing on his early 1 This gave Mr. Zerwinski great offence ; and hey day went about the streets with a cowhide ready” ement on that gentlema getting wind of his threats, had him arrested | warrant, and, on being brought before the Court, be- wed in such an outrageous manner, that mitted for fourteen days for contempt of court. Professor Brownson delivered his second lecture here last nigh, and “ere a crowded house, notwithstand- him, believe flict summary chas' ing atieavy rai Mr. P., bench was com- ‘he Rev. Mr. Aldrich, of the new High streot Baptist church, was the parson who was hoaxe. the other night remony, was legion. ion to open and light up his church for a marriage, and the names of our citizens who were hoaxed into an attendance to witness the ce- Stock Boarp.—Tho stock market continues in a dis- turbed condition—now up, and now down—as the hopes or fears of operators are worked upon by the prospect | of a favorable or unfavorable termination of the Oregon | question. Stato six per cents have advanced from 72 at | | the date of our last, to 74} bid—sellers at 75}, with sales | at the board to-day of $0000at 74}. Sterlii ed. City 6 per conte of 1890-94} bid, 95 aa! per cents 78} offered, 80 asked. Tne Manxers.—There have been fre: Mills at $5 25. There have been large street at $5 12} from store, and dealers are takin; | the cars at $ per barrel. The inarket is anyth! | than buoyant, although a fow holders appear dis | wait the arrival of the next steamer betore the: Operate. | The inspections of flour for the week comprise 24 089 was also inspect- and 12 hhds and 746 barrels corn barrels, and 1,022 half barrels. There meal. TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS House of Repres Wasnt: ‘5's 66 ask- ed. For 6 of Howard it from ing else posed to cro, Jan. 16, 1846. Rain without, rant within, the House, this morzing.— Mud present without—Mind wanting witbin. Yet amid tho demagoguism within, a ray of patriotism is occa: si amid the interstices of a storm. ally seen, as a smile of sunshine is sometimes seen The Sreaxen laid before the House communications from the Warand Navy Departments, which were laid uponthe tableand ordered printed. A communication from the Post Office Department, relative to the arrival of the mails, wasalso laid lsgot the aoe The Committee of Ways | “Mz. J. R. Incensout introduced a bill abolishing public executions under tne laws of the United Stat The House then went into Committee of the Whole on the Oregon question, rted a bill | making appropriations for the Weat Point Military Acar Mr. Rockwatt, of Connecticut, having the floor from yesterday, made a patriotic speech in favor of giving all reasonable support to the national administration. He and his constituents went for peace ; but if war must | come, they would give their hostts and hands for the de- | fence of their country. He did not consider the notice a | war measure, if it was not accompanied with rash mea- sures. Ho concluded by offering, as a substitute, a jo | resolution, tho same as that by Mr. Crittenden in the ing the President the power to tice, after the close of the present session of Co: Mr. Poutock, of Pennsylvania, got the floor. Joiced that this was not a party question. tion of country. We had rights in Oregon, which he | trusted would ‘be defended by the whole country. | went in favor of the amendment of Mr. Willard, or he | would ,go for the proposition of Mr. Rockwell, (Mr. Senate, lt wasa jive the no- ret je re Crittenden’s.) He would go for notice, and would vote fifty millions of dollars, if it | -nat ei the tariff of ’42. | * Pollock's course of time” having expired, Mr. Goovrean; of New York took the floor. He went would inevi lead to war—a prompt notice would prevent it. Mr. Goodyenr speaks very slowly, and trills his r’s with a forthe notice. He believed that dela: denutiful brogue. The House looks peculiariy uninteresting. The re- either sleeping or gazing at the single = lady who graces the gallery with her p ite of the dullness of the debate. § the lett of the Ch ir, is almost wai dignation at the invasion ot sleeping, two yawnin members are distributed around the 8; maker, chatting keeping thems to jump for the oor, hie sear. The awake till Clerk, and gup with i up with in- ting by other parts of the House. John Quincy Ada listening to the debate which ri | into vitality, and is walking up and down th | Thore are about twelve members on the whi; Houso ; four of them reading, two of them wi one laughing. The ot! er, or speec! groups of two, thre the iat sighing for roast beef and plumb pudding. id four ; others time for them is is no fancy sketch —it is true to the life, at the mo- ment | write. Ti the dome of the oi the Honse. | over, the How: sense of the not mean to say that Mr. Good, Pa eetan LIX hell, i dull atmosph tol, and infiuer og, has ties of oratory: ‘A loud shout has waked uj see Hollow exhibits signs of vi he only whig fro id lef. moved to th Tobbien, behind the discussing the amenities of ‘literature and the in, of In- diana, Ewing, of T nen ee rennessen, and a host omy id ‘ent voice decides that without has pierced «the proceedings n this night-mare shall hat will doubtiers wake up to ti ossity of an adjournment; ‘a chair, immuni- | floor--after which the committer rose, nda Hoee on solemn motion af Mr. Schenck of theta adjourned. Surreme Covet oF tue Unies ep States, Jan. 16— | No 64~ John ©. Pago, plaintiif in error, vs, Martha A, for Mississippi. Mr. Justice Me th opinion of this court, affirming th > sud circuit court in this ea S4—Joaey E. Foxerot David E. Mailett.§ This Ss court on the record pri | ater for the plaintiff in Stren, Tor to the cironit court joint He “ | mington, sail ou lat Jan. ~ Bo shy, | deaparehn GB rere for do. id ‘i of the United | Lesn delivered jadgment of conte, | in error, ys. bmitted to the for the b Evaus | defendant in error. No. 3-Ez porte In the matter of | | ane Dixon, vs. J. H. Miller. ‘The motion ofa ry mandamus in this case was Je ad by Brent inst thereof, and by ) in posdanln adorns 4 90. W. mith and Cox \ | aa; w | 8 onions 6 at that, holu fre inches by — dee Sroce—At Auction—sd sold by order U. 8. mai 143; do do: Soh les Foo! Ngevtieh, servact, Mi ight, ‘the purch: continue our quotations as follow: AtvERPOOL CLassuricati Upt. Flor. | Mobile $ N.O. Inferior. ~ + 8} 86; The smoune of transactions for “od Bis-3 is said to be about 300 bbls. of Pots, | $3 75 to $3 87}, and about 250 bbis. Exroxt yom lat ro 13tH cdg Pots ke? Pea Bueavstu fested inthe market to-day. vorable state of t much done, rate to a cet Estatr—At Auction—The three story brick house’axd lot No. 4 State street, 23 by $14,500. ‘The brick house and lot No. 210 Canal street, 16 feet 10 es cepital stock of the 17 months old, tackle, &e., $105, Foreign Markets. Havana, Jan. 5.— We must continue our sporsions of 134 rls for rice, with about 300 casks unsold. @ 14} and stock of 9,500 kegs. now over, we may ex, and purchase, they being ip not very fu visions generally. Molas id ill quite light. Beans, white, jerked, 12 a 14; p rk, met 134 a 14; do do in barrels 18 013; lard 12) 8 14, butter sy re patna ae ning ar ‘There was a moderate busi: s done today, of 600 ere has ths some ete for shipment, but in consequence of the epee firmness of ional advance bei $3,750. But as the bouisse are ct the dealers ate come torwarl in bo: codfish 3 is one lo Hy ee! 2.97; hoops 40 8465 each, 13.810; box sheok 24 a3; cut nail London 1if per cent'prem; Uulied ston 2f discount. Ct Pusengers Salled. Livenroot—Ship Yorkshire—Gideon Nye and lady, Mist do; HG Vietor, NYork; Charles ili, doy Frederick G eh, Coun; G Bensumi 3 Rev Hurley: Strickland, Biilads Geo C ee id Indy, ham: Charleston, SCs MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 18, tlescn, Rio de Janeiro, Fee Ree ae tenths Gineaitan Buck & Pers. Boston, 8 W Lewis Schr H MS: Schr Olivia & Vir Schr Champion, ane Harriet C! Blow Willard, "Dennis, othe Nig Moorea, Ro sticks cedar, 4 Sehr, jeguine, Ship Auburn, Durfee, NOrleans. = ab Blisce! ecord. Packet ship Silvie de Grasse, for Havre, is detained until to Rocket Lysaudei Meteor, brown, Packet ship Switzerland, Knight, from London, Dee 11, with | anell, Minturn & { pt Mitchel, 53g days from Bostou—in- j > d, 10. ds fm Antigu Ist, to | Mrbn Gs kes bode plier ea bow iecdee 5 days from Xibara, Cal ¥, 114 bales tobacco, MShas‘bcen 2t days "North ot Cape Hatceras has experienced heavy weather daring the passape morrow, (Monday.) Steasswir Gente, for Havana, will leave this morning og 10 o'clock. Barqux Avanvac, Huttleson, for Rio de Janeiro, will leave to-morrow moraing at 10 o'clock. Xaloda, from Columbia, NC,_ for West Indi eigen Sacage OCOult Stream und por tuck co Eieaeeie One —The bark Edward, Bulkley, at Boston. on her on the 13th inst, wi a Ii to rere from, Charleston, pars iat BS lor loay 74 20, the wreck ‘of nachr, capsized aad Tull of wae ter, with foremast st with two norr tor Ww: from her Sehr in distress there from Sav: bales 901 whseh have been taken t to Boston b mainder of not badly as would probably be got, off e revenue cuti ‘and her crew were assisting in gettin ‘would probably alto render asvistanc ca gO WAS out. a Jthe b =. Cant the vessel rence. goth, Jat 25 90 1 a a jirig Emma, of this Dec it 30 6: ri mma, of tl a Waic, fin Norfolk, bound to Guadaloupe. ms Care Hayries, Jan halt, and pie t, for Boston ton, dischg; Silene Chilton, Pi Boston 3 ds. Drau; Dee Ar brig Porton; Classea, fm NYork for Rot- | J, ships Republic, Landis, for Balt; clit and Gcorae beavers, for NOrls: | terdam. Livenroot, De Cen, Ls c rat Be) mea, for do; Con “Lown x, Dec 8 id Agaeds, for Le WP Dee 2 he sche Hi hington, _NC— by sche Drummond, spli adly 4 Then, tn ‘nt had ie Beate “ae Me a4 ouding nit erobebiy all be 250 sperm. others before rentd. ‘Tur despate Teva’ NC. jeston ants, Rayinond, ver, fin Liverpool, Mi es, Grace, for do, ldgy Cox for Laverna h baer | eas for Lives 5 | York, lug; Saral len.fm weap Apt La qieee Aarons, Jay JH ARLRSTON, ian art sehr Cld. shi rs jai pare +7233 iH see eee4 59) HIGH WaT! 8 Barstow & Co, Niel ‘Clapp, c yon mn, NL McC ready. Chae McKee, Hand Keo. h. te Gre t , NLEO One ore, Gaiger & Mailer. | street, coufines its busi ‘ulford, Washington, NC, Mana, Haw! Dele, Baltimore, mdze. <a The ship Yorkshire, Bailey, for Liverpool, laysat | anchor at Quarantine. whit led hence 12th ult, 4th, off Ocracoke, ¢ which time nothi Vessel insured in this cicy. Capt Pratt, having exc bad weather, which head stays main | sprang mainmast and straimed ti her to leak bie. She was bound to this port witha cargo of 2700 bashels *iSaio Ueny Lee—A letter from Cspt Ald agent, of wuderwriters, duted Providence, Jan, 16 bee from brig Henry Lee, of Richmond, Va: for Boston, ‘ashore wear Greenpor., Lf. t to Norfolk on the 18th eee afew days. street; Cd Nuoth Avenue, DAGUERREOTYPE i | GUENERAL Fa Farnishiug Establishments and Sole Agency without much toubl Eine, mat shite nd ine 8 easels were at anchor in Pensacola issiasippi, and the brig Law- Whalemen. A letter from Capt Cushman, of reports her at San Franeiseo, NO nama Bay 6th. Ales reports at San F, ships Hiberui & Elizabeth, of NLondon,. sy oted. At’ ove time, while on NW Riusitman was l¢ days ou board the ship Brom don, having lost his owa what fon NBedford, 16th, ship Garlan Sli fn St Thomas, 28th alt, reife Tillson, tayee, $58 9p, oma crnlon off HL a. ‘ seiear eating so , Nantucket, aperm; Maria Je aatacke o sperma; Maria J Morea, New Bedford, bbis, to sail for Pe | er pe dg 'INGS” COMPOUND OVE UP OF NAPHTHA. THE SRIUMER Col COMPLETE !! For sale s MOORE Se. mae | Bester alow New York. Price 4—In Lae baraee, wep to Bea Eagle W Hardy, for Marseilles, igen erwin, Means, for Port. | Fogel I oh vos onal RI; Lt ae fun Philsds ar 28: weg; Plato, Mei went, fordo Rem: tofoad nest di de; Jas Walker fin erie eae ak Dee 31—Arsehr St Pierre, B Ti port, sehr Warrior, Morton, Home Ports. .6—List of tessals in port-—Ships One mel, Ides Cal Merriman from i A row ott, mem 4 syuond, for New York, with in Bure | thod earn and ng er particulars Retween Gre hours. 9 TION ALL WHO pase A EE TH—My ra ppiversally sought cen chat tary Frances Si ron at nai Caroline, Gilkey. 12—Ar sehr Guze.le, Lewis. "a, are |e Union, og) NYovk. Sid,schrs Avon, Hots, Jen fo Ar sehr Aurora, Woedbury, New: are; flebartson,'Macheas ford BftcRal Boston, for N ork. 1 Skolfield, for Li jeptutie, Dassford, for do; Mary ise, bod Ped Padific, NYk; oh Pratt, 13 ds fm Torks "oC ld, an Boston sehr Flott, C: le Ricamonp, Jan ISAT bar B Brot Jeans; sehrs Chaales Freeman, Boston. }, Savannah, Ga; Browa doves, New Yor 3 SS} Br bri ‘den, N York. NC Wasnisaron, nN ‘West Indic Savannan, Jt rara; Marcon, H dea, N York. ds, fim Columbia, of gulf stream an ‘ing to the bi a 9 ~ Neto Ain Onterbiides Montego Bay. artines, T ya Phullipa, age Mek em akonest sche Warshs PHILADKLPHIa, rd told, bg Importer, Marsh, St Croix; hina, Allen, New Or fi *Rfilion, Snew, Barbadves; Contin ae Tren males hep schrs Atlas, Verman, Wilmington, Dei, C Cord Ly ah, i cia Flea, Suow, Barbadoes, Otero ass Boston; ( ‘Charles B K Reese, Tuzo, Dama- feut to sea, brig Maco,Hayn. C brig Xulo- Bie 2s put back tore} sche P Ini Nicolay Bi 'W Indies: Avo : on, W in BRINE het New’ Yorks fund a netvo. slave'on buera sist ECONOMY ANDE FASHION. PHENIX HAT AND GAP AMANUPAG ‘ORY, ad bash or ood secu Biba siuds can have th tafe con, as usual, be furnished for any tmnt, Bs all he vrineipsl Daukig-maticetions troughout the ‘Abply « or address cigs letter, ana UNITED pasar ine BRITAIN OLD FR ARLISAED fopideeaon ghd Med ‘HE Subseri! eng: ‘en to vapyeer es ea cby uh warty on pring, ships, low rate. Drafts can able Wroughout the vated Kingde jculars, apply to J. HERDMAN vai For further parti r ius, it 14 this cit o3t j8im*r ANTED=A El Orrice on THE Mencanrin Murvat Insurance Ce, 13, Wall street, Spore ‘ath, TAN MEETING of the ‘Trustees, hy OB in auenimounly seched Presi tide Tesi + ewis GREGORY mer tile vacaney occasioned by the resignation of Joseph "By order ofthe TRITWOOD WALTER, Secretary. Marine Insunance oa Osage. arp Freight: mranes Dompenys jo Blarine insuraney ow teightend nner ey allot jon notes, amounting to upwards of Two Thousand Dollars have been received, and further nad are daily being made to its assets. Company invites attention to its plan of business,which jieved, offers greater protection and larger returns to The Mercantile Mut | Thomas Hunt, Jas. MeCallou | Henry Sheldoa,” | Jas. Freeland, Bit WOSePH WALKER, Exiwoop Water, Secretary. OFFICE UF JEEFEKSUN INSURANCE CU : $0 Wallstreet, opposite the. san COMPANY continue bento insure against loss and da- re by fire on goods, wi and = mereh: against loss by inland “inertia and their cargoes. Thoms W. Thorne, Thomes ithe ofice of wish to fill up their reapel ‘Hockucldsm residing convey their intention types ‘post, to be Gro. T. Horn. See’y. AYTON’S SU: LOZENGEs—. for all disease: seminal werkness, &c jal7 1m’ for the sale of VOIGTLAENDER’S APPARATUS, The genuine Voigilaender Apparatus, Chemicals, Pi ees essing (po: Awe GE! PaNdeNdeim Rio inh wipes eee a sent itor Mr James Mr. j101m*re THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERRIAN tpn re | “GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEE 261 Ee atk upper ecenes of Bente? ov | Premiame” an tee | Boston, New York and of Province: | | fEunbe and ap) eee Pret BASSETT FRENCH, 2 | Commugs eos aga the erie Virginia, mee city c of iam heb HeBowel, ener, of Virgi ley, Lieut, Govern Me i % | cok Mr 420 Beat Teeth, without th For sale, wholes: rele ie ane te me Aw | Liricerved per a ey tran ships 2 paper. whichater ie sa, Bust pba Ben rma pig weet TW STRA BO 200 TONS of the best quali 16 lmre tment of Gentlemen's Di rem a ie REAT AND OHEAP CHANCE. FOR BALE, A Bo aed ober business t, hecessary scat comfortably accommodete 73 Price for lease, aud eae $2000 Any commands addressed to H., box 12:0, Fost Office, BaNgAGE. FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND P< Stara v di aid SHR TAN % 60. HERDMAN, SCUENAN & £6. ALE, TU CLOSE A CONCERN—The ‘Line of Ag ip soy reekge shiy by cron & rie dels, materials (a very | | live oak) and | bendsousely tahedy workmans! mh RP USLLINS & CO. 5680uth st. FOR 8. aes close a concern—The weil known, fast saiting sloop KINDERHOOK, of New York, burthen per earo!ment 99 tons, will carry 150; Weil tuuad and ia good baud Re or ane enquire ae Amos and West sta. th P t= B.'k COLLINS & CO. 1° ome selected Vice Presi Sanco rt othe a ae AR cor TED BPERNORMHCER ock’s & Co., 49 sone For wale at Messrs. | (inth Avenue, aud by See tone also the best Plates, ‘erecnnal one and retail, by He iy bad Loonie Mr. diner ca. Ferty.C joessel, New Ur! Sines. foe Ue Tucobe. Ne A oiietinn ilaRalet nan rapecuraly nt ‘the Be Dest Mas Eodadpolgtianioner ag ta Yay oc sehen) Ni B-oMr, Had ges way take charge of an’ Papers mt nded id forward same to jystem—By Edmond Du acts aie course is the highest ce- | ane ‘GHT = » fe eshte po ie ' i t wee aaa on Toph IPSAKE wa, i new fancy » al mtr aud st} dimeulei ed at WM. B. Removed fave 5 rieheae THE core PREPARATION. WAYNE’S of Wild Cherry. PTIVES O%, those whose Lung! we affected slightly, this Syrup without de Gixing of that dire diseas then, to avoid it. Compound "ge Syrup can compound of Veg omy of the aration. rry, because that anicle is the (ony tae 8 yeerartion eft ef ites te hes ay oan at ge of Will Cherry, except Dr. itself inte the sick be not deceives by the many “ Ace pow nN , but try! euuine ap ee tat ge IN W. coruer of Eighth ver rot vsluab) ae pris Pre Race s'reets, Bold wholesale: nor’s ) 192 Broadway, cor 1468 Bowery, 71 and 48 Giand st eet. MUNTHLY KREPOKT FORK aemaaae, " NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Disens 9 Witd $ Ba Cough in crema MM Gon 1 5 Bed Strietures eared inthe ae ry RE ae sea ISEASES OF tt URINARY O8 Aner aes os teeter or Whites, Remial Weakness, Chronic and acute diseass Glee! are bpee: any and effeetually removed TT RE PROPRIETOR of that he gist ‘now pre] ed Aad ,ii ing uD a} properties heretafore offered for the relvel ofsufferiag humaaity or for the deed, 80 potent are its powers for good oer the human frame that if requires x dose ao small to accom = its oh ics oioate, Pe many spisht feel diay that among the many useless agpersttion and ign restoration of health; ‘e, to ran} da: 3 attach eres de ily extracted and f thus almost all power eased action, yet so perfectly safe there fe pectic Premmeter mp et yeness, Heart, Nerves, tablished A.D. 1 facil cure in all cas iy seated fa che atem, and in a shorter 5 ‘world, or no pay W jaT Tm*re sony seste ope wyrions chest an oe aide, Fireem ‘teat medi Paes yeierig that ifthe diections are inter KL smpy— | Palmonic Sy: aprictor, ane forsale at Me pine a ae = Ao ~ stages of nish 1 VANS’ VEGETABLE oy, ‘3 Epileptic tones it gives to the eat on! Cl aaae | aval 4 | SEES | me Guard, Dapay & Ce. in half pines, palo and Seta | "eae & Beeker, | | ee ewe | Ej aoe of Simedicing, 3,0 Prat Ve and corrupt fivg conta per im*r ir th roche | Fa a Phirenslly ry wy iad Ean bymen of mney r TELANDER ee. the ent tee ce BAUM, M.D.» ett yan ke ee ata i bes rs should. be oe ate tks WYATT & “tet . ain ihe | me Noire anafestared 67 the Smears impurity. 3 per notes. that they depeche b Oia The nat & BROTHER, i Beh 18 “Celebrated Remedy,’ muy’ cargereriny neh " 7 rit The pubie wre Giza ae Shinje the onl TNS. 4 vicina stret. CONSUMPTION CURED. AYTON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARSAPAMIL- L. a, Jevland Moss, ate Chi ia, ee abe nye ti dwindle into is umbugged neat Io + tow rexor aes ane ond the re columns. Fislectee eobve Ky wh jal] Im*r ft requi 25 Dolete 8 no EW INVENTED WIGS AND TOUPEES. BiArcHeLons uew invented W igs. ly resemble the natural ‘ne tri distressing disea es al ed Dract SWAYNE'S ¢ Cc CHERRY wes the first etic de which was ever introduced to the publie, ccess by the country meee and ‘Mixtures’ < baffled ere POF WILD va that volaable tree ‘aed with prontts tao god Scalp ao perfecr nowscarcely a matter of remiet ee an indifferent lueed of hair, when a n@w to the countenance and. without at auy of the, vexatious public seein iy hae on hheas wnaxture Pits TE soe ae fe grtaration whi which, 50 pata been received and for tale Mitpors old, stand, corner, of Broade by whieh they may prevent the id Grmly, & Laue, £27 Greenwich at Ci 0 Hart, 248 Grand street, eoruer of Norfolk py arc uvaily certain, with proper care, 96 peer comer wane GUND SYRUP OF WILD 9 combined wit! ee FH sieney je given to ite gi 5 LOTION... Es REMEDY in all iN ae BAR eenies Bruises, oferty Buras, Seal ; Bei mors, Lamb go, . | paciand Limb, Chol le. Bowe, cee A Bliy, Chitbiains, Coruay Bi lene rin tlantic ch ies cheerful rat ihe Kidvey ene Brosdway. 25 levee cure Shiacementee yas 18st 4 Great ‘Debilicy and Loss Sournces on the pf Appetite, from imprepe 3 ‘eee ‘i with it ‘wil be sup) pepot 234 i Wa street, Philade ci These are & few of imine Lou. Benge Albany: Dr. e s Examications ‘ot the Chest to detect Diser 19 Seminal Weakuess 2 [ocominesce of Ne 1 Very So eps ae re B Ete creat Ww. mgt WS ie Solu, i; 30. cfd ‘wit gata ‘Wester! "Moa co in making Wa- ah THE PUBLIC, GIVE MY ARTICLES 4 TRIAL AND I WARRANT them all to be as represented, or the monoy eee e right side with °C Seatnewe 38ore Throat from cold SuccessFUL Operations an CURES. { Sore Legs of long standing 1 Operation for Hydrocele or ‘water inthe Scrotum 1 Polypus removed from the Beet ia k Ls A? yoy ye nls, cl i tnd imparts to caer uae ie caring 6 or falli ee maleolus oe ‘Tislocation ‘soft, hobs Bata by the use of spirit or octet Bey ye jens, and an are im Pent tne beta, ce Sendra ~ Se Rao = rie hair, dor ae igs ie peas ene wt of ee cars Botan srticle of mereary. ‘They are equally hey give tone an the, rarely, aw prot, xr exert aners, jature is an snes mine, hich Ni in. cable for females. five organs, emineten ZESCULAPIAN SANATIV.: Ey UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH. is Sanative erate, Pe i a eee ie evalua this ied un srk cht auras of witch iris composed, and their overvi health, he he wed Mg Chamiat, ette rere Nos. 149 ot Medical Card, OR MORRISON ee ee at. or a gna al, I stevie renin i rertal miseoes Sad ally cated by Dy. Me nena Patactog! other nek as pcb anda ait fgston and Berofale ta all ~ vari pose fi adult person- with each Hadsen treet, N out theeity at Medical ia OR GREGORY. Pee te eis as also sexual Debilit ERVOUS or Constit sniting from certain youthful and thoughtless. ty ever forget her customers, toanaccouni—a fenrful JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. fe het ae at DYSPENSARY, No.3 8635, by the present proprietor, I = fal al tremsment ere Cry, disense ol aoe pata 5. safel: fdgnatted ca ve ost fete outst ect, great ig ice for sleep or dro sometimes & total or fecal, such xe tl ie derangement of scene aS frod: Toss of hich rections.) wi is wi taniieg or how Jar erombe to, the’ patie nfo ae es with | ‘other Te nd the deting ot hall'« dozen for $10, to be sent is more eoaveni- MORE CONFIRMATION THAT ONE ZION 18 is to ih peibente by mail pa mrech a wil Gres aaa his private sae ‘and Lae ‘sail, oath sire, otles with ee ‘tirees ee ees sicainai ae R. GREGORY, apianermbarinsertat aed Berne - oe re tai omy ere TORE ET HRA.—This most drendfal brm of ier siamataatane Peer the mostasten- ire soasarr, Hee the aventorof 4 obtain pam abr Dr Caroll & ua 3 Tae street: the least. near mode worse ck. F ae most om Sy TO) ata nin S CORDIAL. on ication. vealed “The stubicon’—This perior efficacy of $.cO yrhew uned nthe lat ac SRE Be te the ectner nt nai ‘apperent, that with the rienced ta b-nebts would be. wil f ream ea ‘Tee ries Bt presaly Seca oe Oy a sere iacanen place ot ewstd: fhis m0 qusck article, jeabont 1@cent to any one “hoor from Chatham ee = ~ advice, at all hours Fits! mast) An infallible reme- Pdichnsse: Coutaieioan, fe. serail nee of all aperie pees RRS Y REA PRIVATE! TERA TIE, tjoear 8 hitherto, oy ial og to eall tt the Grand street, New York, an pares their a advice given five le 2 aa A IVANS & HART, Proprietors. umn WATER ity, the inoetcarbidtrate, hed to zoton wi | | Croton Plumbing and Water-Filter mr Batebhh Broadway, between Walker and White sta. SUSAL by tween Bi sold, b AO MiSs eat ee yeas veeee tae Eee ie Mart these = bind should elow the uarhet lee a the fll fr pod alae 6 do Zebrawaod.