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80 hacknied a subject. The debate will probably | be terminated on Monday or Tuesday next. This has been quite a fashionable week in this | city and Georgetown. On Monday evening, one of the regular Washing- ton assemblies came off at Carusi’s, in this city. Tuesday evening, the third of the Georgetown | assembhies§was held at Holtzman’s Hotel. Mr. Bo- | disco, ex-Postmaster General Wicklifle, and other distinguished gentlemen, were present. The ladies | were numerous and besutitol—Alaxadne, Balti- more, Philadelphia, New York and Washington, ured liberal contributions into this rich assembly. ncing was kept up until three o’clock, and Holt | man’s supper was so elegant that it took his guests a long time to dispose of 1t . These Georgetown as- semblies are the pleasantest parties of the season. This evening the President’s mansion was open for visitors. Before nine o’clock, the rooms were crowded to suffocation. There was no dancing. This is annoying to some who used to take so much pleasure in Mrs. Tyler’s hops. The ladies begin to sigh for a restoration of the Tyler dynasty. Gen. Scott and John Wentworth were the tallest men there. The company broke up between ten and eleven o'clock. To-morrow evening a party will be given at John Quiney Adams’, whidh will throw several others in the shade. Besides these larger, there are several other par- ties every night, which still keep the tide of human bliss rolling on. TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS, 123 Ge In Senate} Wasninaton, Feb. 4, 1846. ‘The Sonate expended the whole of three hours to-day in the discussion of a private bill. The case is simlp: this: During the late war, gg es loaded with flour, an owned by a Mr. Perkins & eft the port of Alexan- dria below, bound for Cadiz,Qin | In order to e cape the British fleet at the mout! of the bay, and the | izers generally, the owners of hip took | license, and sailed her under British colors. | captured by an American privateer, and confi ‘The owners appealed to the C ‘ourts, and these courts justified the @ firm or their agents, now appeal to Con- She wi cated, with her cuit and Suprems seizure. Kress for restitution. Mr. J. M. © y ition. Mr. plied; when Mr. Colquitt took up the cudgels a the firm and theirdemand for this restitution. Mr. Bi by then arose to the defence of the claim. M: renewed and recapitulated the grounds of hi Hon. Mr. Bagby retorted. Mr. Colquitt replic . ennybacker argued that ignorance of the law does not ie exoneration from the responsibilities of the law. ‘ir. Davis tellowed in def the claim. Mr. Allen, with great energy of manner, and with nota little in: | dignation at the presentation of such a c! before | Congress, resisted the granting it. Mr. Johnson, of Maryland, answered Mr. Alien, Mr. Turney, Mr. Col- quitt, and Mr. Pennybacker, in a word to each of them, | and io some general remarks upon the points of law in- | volved. Mr. Niles opposed the bill. Heconsidered it a most extraordinary claim to bring before Congress. He became portestly savage against the relief proposed. ‘The whole thing was traitorous and fraudulent. Mr. | backer followed, in reply to Mr. Johnston, of | jaryland. Mr. Cameron was afraid that our patriotism | th case might override our sense of justice and of ity. | Mr. Cameron said he would go for the bill. Or- b> to a third reading—26 to 22. Executive session. i} News rrom Auvany.—We received, at an early hour last evening, by Livingston & Wells express, via the Housatonic Railroad, the Albany papers of yesterday morning. We wish the Post Master Ge- neral would allow these enterprising gentlemen to bring our letters. We would then publish our cor- respondence twenty-four hours earlier than we now do. Our correspondent mentioned, the other day, | that he wrote to send by this line, but he did not succeed in doing so; Messrs. L. & W. invariably | refuse to carry letters for any one. Aupany, Feb. 4, 1846. The Senate met at 10 A.M. A bill reported by | the Committee on Grievances,for the relief of a cer- tain canal contractor, occasioned a vast deal of de- | bate as to its reference ; the merits of the application | of the petitioners were enquired into; the bill was order. | ed to a third reading, and referred to the Committee of the Whole. Ata very early hour the Senate went into committee onthe Texas resolutions. The lobbies were completely filled with ladies and gentlemen ; the Senate has become a sort of amphitheatre or arena for the display of superior pusilisms; it is exceedingly edifying, and a visit from New | ‘ork to hear Col. Young on the Texas resolutions, | would be worth the while and the money. Col. Young | ks from yesterday. Order in the | ot even dreamed of; I mean, order in debate. Col. Young spoke upon almost every subject which has been before the present session. He alluded particu- | larly to the approaching State Convention, and hop- ed most solemnly thatthe hunkers would not heaves al 9 resentative inchat body. (Young hes been elected te to the State Convention from Chemung coun- ty ae res heard, since the organization of the government, of gross personality, such undi jed conduct, such dishonorable and unmaoly discussion, have beard in the State Senate during the present ing said in his remarks to-day, oer miserable lawyer, with- | ility to to gain a livelihood by his profession, and | (Clark) be; ned the office of State Senator in o der to make money id (said ¥' ure) I would not mak this statement about his private affairs ifhe (Clark) ha: not hauled my wife up before the Senate ! (alluding to | that Young owned bank steck in the in the State Senate, when I assert that become imbecile and incapable of di as a Senator. The q yn before upon the adoption of the Texas resolu M 4 roceeded to. read a very lengthy lecture delivered by Rim before a certain Phi apper association in 1526 ; he occu; one hour in pha ing this lecture ! After | concluding this lecture upon the Egyptian Pyramids, Cleopatra’s Needle, Brock’s Monument, Kec. &c., he pro- duced a report against the Chemung and Crooked ‘ake | Canals, made by him in 1839 as canal commissioner. The delivery of his Phi!Beta Kap; with his previous remarks, had ry. tigued him, heaged the clerk of the Serate might be permitted to tea this Canal Report. (I could not ascertain his ect.) The deputy cle out | It occupied the | of adjournment. A pe- tition was received to the Senate to-day from the Mayor of New York, et. al. to amend jaw relative to Croton | water. Mr. Wright reported in favor of the Assembly | pH to amend the law abolishing imprisonment for | othe House met as usual—prayer was said—the journal | was read, and petitions were presented and referred. | have told you, and through you the world, that a mighty and controlling moneyed power has discovered itse America. Lhave told you that it is coiling its serpen- tine folds about the a ‘s heart, and choking and throtling its life blood. have told you that the canaille will stand by one man, and the aristocracy by another. | My opinions are not without precedent ; they are not im- — because unbacked by other men. Hear! hear I tell you that Ira Harris, the peculiar representa- tive of the 26,000 anti-renters of this State—the able and eloquent exponent of republican principles, and the nominee of the anti-renters for Governor next fall— Hear! I tell you, while bo Tsar that this man presented these very issues, most logically, most forcibly, and most sarcastically in the House to-day—the House having, by unanimous consent, this day for the final tien of the feudal tenures, the anti-rent troubles, aristocratic ioeieeien in America—Mr. Harris rose in stand to the breach ; h | heretofore sent, has been such as is usually in type at cratic party. The same cli: which distinguishes | the lenders at Washington, hes boon exhibited here, and each of the three great cliques has their respecti }, 1846. | ance; supposed to be “ Goughed”— Silsbee, the Yankee— Gough himself-eThe Markets—Stock Boards, ¥e. Our merchants are again looking to the Herald with | Considerable anxiety, for further foreign news, by way of your fast sailing packet ships. The debates in the Senate, andthe spirit of violence which seemed to per- | vade tl will doubtless bring & severe retort from the English press. The uncertainty in which affairs now stand renders all kinds of business inactive, and contri" | butes to the general dullness of our city. Addams was again among the missing on his benefit night, and disappointed a large audience. He is a high lark, ova ye to meet with Gough's ger now in the city, a 2 fal na vi tim to his narcotics. He has, m: 'y disappeared. drawing good houses at the Front street, as mers Kiolds forth to-night to the intemperate sons and daughters of temperance, and will be received with more favor than if he had never fale: However, spirit is a Christian one, for the Bible teaches there is ‘more joy in heaven over one sinner that re- penteth, than over ninety-and-nine just men who need no repentance.” John Sefton had a tremendous audience at the museum, for his benefit, last night. cares numbers could not gain admittance. Manxets.—The market for Howard street flour has been quite inactive the last few d id there are no transactions to rt. dealers are not asking $4,87}. ‘The’ last settlements for recei pts cars were at $4,62}. va from City Mills flour is held firml; $5, but T hear of uo sales. eau a There isa moderately brisk demand for whiskey in | hogsheads, at 24 cents, and barrels at 25 cents—s: | Sale of Stocks at Baltimore Broxrn’s Boar, Feb. 4.—$300 Baltimore 6's, 1890, 6} ; $850 do. 1000 Maryland 6, 78 j $1000 do. 6's, 7 semi-annual, 76}. ryland 6's closed to-day at 794 4, 76} asked—with ates at 76, the rates bid y Baltimore 6's, of 1890 Teft off at 961 bid, 96). vance of} upon yesterday's transactions. Bail and Ohio Railroad shares fell eff one dollar from ye day’s bids, and closed at 45} offered, 45} for sale. esterday. asked—small sales at 96}, an Pairavevenia, Feb. 5, 1846. Magnetic Telegraph and the Newspapers— Democratic | }y Organs—The Keystone—Martin's Case—Stocks, $e. A delightful spring day. The magnetic telegraph | between this city and Newark, and from thence by special messengers to New York, has been in compara- | tively successful operation for nearly two weeks. I #1 | comperatively successful operation, because the present | terminus at Newark is at too great a distance from the | Commercial Emporium, and the communication is too | uncertain or irregular, particularly after dark, to induce people to avail themselves of the line. When it shall | have been completed to New York, or carried to Jersey, | City, this means of correspondence will be much more | generally resorted to. At present, a firm is endeavoring to establish a nightly correspondence by specie) | express, at twelve o’clock, to Newark, with what is termed “news” for the papers; but thus far | the effort has proved a most signal failure. The news most of our offices at the time these extraordinary ex- | presses arrive at Newark; and the operators ani ants at the telegraph offices are cept waiting to no other purpose, than to test the facility with which old news can be sent to Philadelphia at all hours. As old news is just as difficult to be sent by the wires as that of a fresher character, the test, of course, works favorably to them; though, I confess, it does not exhibit any great amount of acai lieenee or discrimination in those who furnish it. The fact is, this mode of sending ordinary news never can be adopted by the yee with any pro- fit. It is entirely too expensive, and can never give that fuil and complete intelligence conve reyed by the ch and much more satisfactory method of correspondence by letter. This latter mode has the advantage of giving all tl formation which transpires up to the departure o’clock train for New York, an hour or more after the active business of the day has been entirely concluded. As to local occurrences of an ordinary cha- racter, if what has din the course of the day is time, it seldom becor known till the next morning. Even should it trans; during the evening, it is usually of too unimportant a character to be sent "by. express. It would not reimburse the cost. On the whole, te do not believe the line will be used by the public for any but important intelligence transpiring after the departure of the evening mails, at least, not while the northern terminus remains at Newark; nor do Ibelieve the case will be altered when the line is car- ried into the city of New York. The best method of using the obese is, for the va- jus correspondents of the New peers in this ity, and of the Philedelphia papers in New York, to te out their news up to the d ture of the mail pi- wi lot line, and if any thing occurs o! cient importance up to midnight, for each to transmit it in a telegraphic despatch, id charge the cost to his respective pal ther. this mode the papers will all have the news to the Inlest minute of thelr going to press, ste very” trifln additional expense. I take it for granted that there wi be sufficient private correspondence of a business cha- | racter to keep the telegraph offices open till a late hour at night, and even should that not be the case, the chan- unicetions fro! me of the olaoain - espondents, mal i agerogee, woud induce the compen sens Loner the | watch, an either keep open, or havefoperators to sleep near the instruments, ‘There is considerable commotion among the democra- tic politicians in this city and county, as to which of the newspapers isto be considered the organ of the demo- paper, which they are desirous to make the exc! gan of the democracy. As a matt rs, carrying out the parallel exhibited re totally destitute of enterprise, and are mere- existence to favor the peculiar interests of the res layers. So we have gone on for years with the Pennsylvanian clique, the Sentinel clique, and the Times clique, and wo would have gone on in the same till, but fora new Richmond who has appeared in | d who, by independence and'enterprise, mo- fashion of the Herald, thi jer the rest inan hal aing ped e, and by an infusion days, rucceeded in not antic’ pated by them. In or- der to paralive t the efforts of Gok the other papers, with the assistance of a Washington letter writer in the Nerth American, have endeavored to make | itappear thatthe Keystane is the organ of Mr. Dallas. has provoked a spirited denicl—parties upon the ng uD | viowstowards the clo of avrg een | | The next News—Dull Times— Mysterious Dicappear- The Washing Oe Union contains the following | band) 2 extract of a letter, addressed to a gentleman in that city, under date of — “Gatveston,”Jan. 16, 1846.—The convened for the 16th of m Jones crowded’ with table shores from the to which they are sul emigrants —t wi of them from whom | have with the change in their condition. here, come for the ofta government, and yeing, atrue Englis ‘as he is, in at the deat As the vine hes other ag go than that tendered it by her Britennic | Moajest; am not atall surprised at the captain's pro- Phesying, as | am told he does, that after all, the Vintage will be @ sour one. Bruraurry in THe Srate Paison.—The coroner's | jury, summoned to investigate the causes which led to the death of the convict Plumb, in the Auburn State Prison, after due deliberation, returned the following verdict :— That the deceased died of the bilious remitting fever, revailing in the prison, ravated, if not superinduced, | 3 severe flagellation before the “attack, flicted by |. Cary,one of the assistant pers in Markets, Jan. 27.—There was a fair inquii yes terday for Cotton, though the offers yo at lower rates than had been current for the one in, Ni alee ari, ook. from Rio Janeiro yy Dee, Foster ‘3 Eases Ls for yar 70 bbis hr Merchant, Is molasses 41 ence, ai 1900 bags coffee York: tne brig ee fae ve Vere OB No dare pe Rik mark fia Leonora, Mandell? ds fia Wilmington, NC, with na- val | ted toJ D Cox. with 1616 ides 99 ba wi sehr Me in port. From th the llth to the 18th of Jan in th gaverienced severe geles from N, oat contre b Star vad Poston sid 2 dys previous. to Foster & Dunscomb & with; eal fore, and Georgiana wid ‘ee 9 BVANE IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE. QCTOR EVANS, No. 12 Peck than oper Yee tbe aucgeanel Mary Ann, Shanklin, St “ amer'ea, Bradbury, 4 dittee Drew Helen Ave’ shes Providence: a wt ear Water street, Sid in company with brig a faeey caring (perf perfeetl' of ener easly) aie ‘Claisen, Balts, 18 dy? from New Orleaus, with S17 hha pvt opt a he eet, ‘to Fox & Livings malpractice.” tis of the mportmges’ (or oN rag, 23 dys fn ein (Lou) with 20,000 to choose an wot the est hy ou, br Eis the oldest hds ssegt to L Sayer. Sehr Wilmington, | and mosterperiencea we city; out eae aston van after they nhac ‘the Ho ect a da ys from Matam as incurab| is cdlices too ral arranged for privacy. Call aia to H Southm: ‘Shp and be conv Shields, Yor N York ‘soon, the only all cases are: aha S29 eee heads rad | 1p. COOPER, 37 ‘Chatham and Wil ise tween i N Orteavs, with | DF iam vtrects ety lon 76 20, spoke NYork. a Schr Louvsn, Hower, Ret r, &e. “Schr iowa, SI ibles, of Thomaston, bhds sugar 210 tes molass hr Merchant, of N Sehr Augustus 8 Johnson, Rogers, 19 days from Newbern,N C, with naval stores to Hi perieaced a sere ras from NW, and was biown off the coast re part of deck “Sete lice Ellis, Roff, load, foresal, Brand ces, =, Brandy » Virginia. One Bark. Ship Shei Marseilles; rah Labiaa, Vera Ci and the consequence was that sales to | bu; the amount tot 5000 bales were effected, at a decline on | leans do not give wy . Tu yat 275 tons and insured, we believe, at the Alliance office in this Binx Onxon—A letter from Captain Alden Gifford ters, dated Nauset beach, O | thnt205 bales cotton had bean landed from bark Oregon, that day 40 hands were at work getting outthe remainder which ik was decemary tothrow overboard and haul on shore 7 position, and Iai of our out {door operations. Today | shore, and arank heel to ‘starboard,’ making it about half way be- the cargo out. considers the Flour is | sel to be but the lower qualities of fully jc per Ib. The inquiry is continued this morning— ale nalts this hour ona to | 4500 ba! rats as several je lists are now in treaty | for, the of the day may amount to much more. I now quote prt Cry oh; ordinary 5/ a6}, middling | 6] a 6} ; good middling 63 a 6Jc. Feb 1.—Business is very flat. The{weather , the wed, and now tween the two ; but t the streets are di sperate. down to $4 12} a $4 18} per bbi., barely enough soning in to ply the retailers. Provisions are par- ticularly dull. jp are offering 4}c. per Ib. for bulk Pork, hog round. parcels are coming in, but the | markets below us appear to be declining still, and hold- | ers cannot bring t) Desaselves to submit to the decline, and so nothing can be done. Some of the speculators in the West are suffering for the high prices they paid for Hogs, Just think of Mess Pork, Cincinnati packed, sell- t $9 75 per bbl. | e sales of sugar, yesterday, were 600 hhds.; to-da: 500 hhd have been sold, with a very steady marke’ Molasses—500 bbls. sold this morning at 22} 322}. Hold} ers of flour appear inclined to wait the arrival of the steamer’s news before dis) is their stocks. The market is firm at $4,90 a $5 per 7m ood demand hes ae Yesterday 3000 , 2200 in one lot, say F Moss et $10 per bbl. Other large parcels are in trea- | nd allt probably be sold ere ths bli Prime, 00 bbl pat $9 COMMBEROIAL. New York, Thursday, Feb. 5. ” Baeapercrrs—The market is without change since our last, cither in prices or aspect. OTTON.—' quiry to-day was rather more ral, and resulted in sales of 2000 bales for export. are without any decided change, but are Secetaares easier for the buyer. Livenroon Crassipication. Mobile 4 N. O. Upl. } Flor. Texas. Inferior. +++ +00 00000. a8— o- 62 6 Ordinary, a 6, ooo Sha 6: woe Tat, q see Tha Tj id ooo The 8; TE tee a 8 eee = Bfa Bones = Sha OF — ee Of aly e. 1 lot on the corner of 4th avenueand 17th street, 27 by 100 feet, $3,725. 1 lot ad- joining do., $3,425. 1 lot on the corner of 2nd avenue and 62nd street, . Three story brick house and7 ears lease of Jot 1 Broadway, 23 feet 1} inch front, 23 feet 2 inch rear, 97 feet 4 inches one side and 95 feet 10 inches the other, $9,020. Brick house and lot 104 Woos; ter street, 25 by 100 feet, $8,100. Two story brick front house and lot 181 Franklin street, 24 feet 4 inches | front, 29 feet rear, by 674 foet deep, 6,150. Three story reign Lmportations. Liverroot + ship Waterloo—200 tons salt 40tons coals to Kermit—1 cask hardware Mortimoes & Gawtry—31 cases 12 bls 275 tons pig iron Sands, fal ler & co—2 Aldridge, Hayden & | co—5 Field & Merritt—5 EF W Cuming—3 Hi janes & | co—ié Buckley, Graham & co—? Wm Sloane—1 J 8 Smith—2 Adouruay itd Chester, Clark & co—2 Bramhall, fAbemeth & co—3 J A Van Nest—i J R Jaffrey & Sons—2 Richards, B nett & Abora—10 Little, Alden & co—1 Warner, Catlin, Lo 7 & co—3 ML Hallowell & co—43 Naylor. & co—23, Mathews Mothram—1 W & J Morrison—2 Richard Patrick & co—21 J & J Stewart & co—i2 Jas Wray—22 Russell & Marsh—8 Stone, Swan & co—20 J B Mabee—t 4 4 Brumball "Abernethy i co—20 | Wie Converse & Pow amrs & co—1 Pruyn, ilzon & Vosbure—2 GH rating 8 a Hook & Townsend —2 Jd W Kimball—7 8. &B W Smith co—1 RN Tineou--t Melivaine & Williams- Godttey Patsigen kee | go Gamer & cor iz LJ Wyeth James Stewart 1 Wright & | Smuh—3 Edwin Huut—3 Soster, Price k co—a Allen, H 0-1 Myers, Leon & co—1J Mt Davies & Jonei—3 Times be | jorstmann & Sons—3 Jas A Furman—3 Jacob Re Sons—20 James McCall & co—2 Wieht, Sturges & ‘Shaw-—a? 5 Nichols: 2 Van Arsdale & Warnock—17 Richardson & Wat- Irwin & com4 8 T Jones & co—7 Kepler & co—} Andrew MeFarland—2 Barclay & Livingston , Pattison & co—8 ing—1 AS Churr & co—4 Blunt & Alford—6 Wight, | es Sturges & w—2J RW. and a general advance bod | ind Reading Railroad } Thi subject are already formi ind we may soon expect to see a very pretty fight. e tact and talent of the Colonel, united with in agit must rally the mass- es of the party; and if he only perseveres,he will eventu- ally blow the other Py, concerns out of water. In ord 10 do #0, however, he must uvoid all organ grind- clear of all cliques, and imitate the enterprise jerald. The case of James K. Martin, charged with shooting Henry Zell, on the evening of the 26th of March, 1845, (of which Zell subsequently recevered,) was committed | to the jury about an hour since, but no verdict bas been | rendered. An active day in stocks State 6’s improved following will exhibit the state of the Sales of Stocks at wipes phi " er Feb. 3 shares Pennsylvani: 50 Reading Raiload, 29} ; 50 do, 5d, 294 ; 2 Louisville Bank, 78 Ts0 Reading Railroad, 85, 9, 304 5 180 do, 39%; 100 do, 20] ; $0000 State d"e, 70 j; 9000do. 54, | 2045 n 000 do. 70} ; 5000 Texas 8 per cent. bonds, a5, '3000 do. rw, 29. cb Sas tue Bo, Srconv Boaarp. Tennessee Bon 100 U. 8. Bank, 4 D. oie shares Vicksbu: 500 St "8, ; 5 5000 State |, 70; sa ArzER Bow 5000 do. twee | 38, 705 ho dot 70}, 800, + Todo do. 8 utterly fore: to the | 70 10. 85, 5000 do. r, ry soup of those institutions we yee 0 ton Railroad, 29 ; 60 U. 8. Bank, 4]. Rone onor and to love; he demonstrated that it was in- | | RECRIPTS AND EXPENDITURES generation, He of J. Fenimore Cooper, who has asserted, in Chain-Bearer,” (a novel,) that society is @ column, and that the aristocra- upper ten,” should be heape dupon the top of jumn, over and above the heads of the beastial canasile. He abhorred and execrated the sentiment—he denounced the epithet as false—false as the heart that conceived it. He alluded to the men who, under this re- pudlican government, countenanced or abetted, inany manner, the iwtroduction of a damnable ish ariste- 3: and + lish laws and religion, che destitution. He urged thet, if the title of the Patroon recognised as valid and constitutional in Ame eo precedent would be established, boble lo pered aristocrats, and « hungry and starvi nar) ultumately teow, s plan pe ro the pillars of the U: s sr se Stare te Will be & trowblous dey in tho manifest his brillant genius, Det the tide To-morrow for the reduction of fare on the rail roads be Td Fd were made the peel erter for Wedneoday Teaish Townsend, bag, of this cit J. delivered » second a OR . . of talent , act A SiS discristating « ence listened to this splendid lecture with the most marked sttention thering of the of the Association. entitled to pede myn | ] Nothing nuewslly hasargeus > The the United State: - P iaild, Consel of ‘Peru, lorie | Receipts into the Treasury during the 4th quarter of 1845 were, as can now be ascertained, viz: — RECEIPT From customs about.... $4,137,200 From land 830, Miscellaneou: 31,500 $4,998,700 EXPENDITURES. The expenditures during the same Account of civil, miscellaneous, and for- $6,708,810 66 | R. J. WALKER, Secretary of the Treasury. Treasury Department, Feb. 3, 1845. Treasury Deranr: m Registers a Feb. an Tr fotes outstanding 1st February, Amount of the several issues sends Feb: , 1846, as per records of sreary pe o COMBINE OMCCTE. os cee ceee eee ee es 20,200 00 ie e14 26 3B T, Register of the Treasu: Supaeus Court or Tax Mags Staves, Feb. 4.—Samuel KR. Hamil pe uiton, ot New rt” Ne was | ettormey and 5 Dore res seamthier ef is Gee No. appeal from the clrouit court lise be pl Mr. Justice McLean deli- of this decree, of 0. riod were, viz :— | Ey Cromwell, Haight & co—7 Fol era, Blt ‘Shar A's sons--5 H Baylis—5 Wyant ae Ty W Blodeettrs WB Bend | <1 ace et co—1 Fellows, Van Arsdale & co—3 E. Robbins & co—2 WH Cary & co—i2 G Fearte bc ‘K co28) Gihon & co—21 ‘Reiss, Bros, & co—1 Becar, Benjamin & co—a D Hadden & co—26 cates T' Jones & co kgs mdse ‘White & Sheffield—it J Hunter k eo—30 Ww reat ht Jr & co—10 H Farnam, & €o-1 8 J Beals & Bush 5 W Rapheal~—2 J Gihon & eo—1 Pa ied Richardson | & Watsou—1L & B Kirby—i. eS Clark—i Lord & Taylor—6 | WJ Miller—1J Leflerts—2 Gray & coma J_Napier—9 Plant Brothers—1 Wright, Sturgis & Shaw—6R & G Crook—3 L At. | tlebmry & co—2 Freeland, Stewart & co—2 Chittenden & Bliss =16 J Gihon & co—8 D Onkey—25 Butterfield; Brothers & co si Nerims & co—2 Coffin, Bradley & cot Sheldon, Fhel | Hey ntwerp. Huber & co—2 Van & Tuck Sa deniths Phurge icons Halle Brothers co SEY The mas—67 cs i eas 0 order. Bruize, (Hon -)—Brig John R Gardner—40 ceroons cochi- neal Dennistown & co—15 bris 151 hides Maitland, Comrie & | | co—108 hides G Domingues—I bales sarsaparilla to order—$233 | | JJ Labouisse—2 cs mdse Vietor & Duckwitz—28 logs mahoga | ny 20 boles sarsaparilla 1 lot old copper F Alexandre—109 log and pieces mahogany 27 bales sarsaparilia 91 15 tons log: | | wood J Pederson. | MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 6, ++7 7 | Moon sets., +3M +.5 22} HIGH WATER 40 Cleared. Sine Prtrick Henry, Delano, Liverpool,Grinnell, Mintarn & | “Bark, Washington, Kruger, Hamburg, Schmidt & Balchen, Tampico, is Davies Ob Tani ie ke Peek. r creel Liverpool, Cook &e Smith. | 8 Eng Widow, (2 Brig Philura, Doane, Schr Brookhaven, Burdic Sarah E Miller, Stro Pik Empire, Smith, New Schr Delaware, Cresse, | Bark Adstio, Trent istte eae T Ht Mo srio, Tram erro, | Brig Lady of the Li ie de neo et ra ddleton } Brig Matilda, Crowell, Balize, Hond. Se tkofeld, Card Schr L, P Bmith, Brewster, Wilmington, NU.’ | Sche GG Seull, Seull, Washington | | Schr Margaret, Wolg om. Petersburg. Propeller Washington, be Providence. Provid "Baise Goger & Mailler. avis. z sede from New Stile. mith maz to | Charles, spoke brig Puritan, 19 dys | Cape eens fe oe Philadel H) Laem iliiaen, Com Billgn, Higiaies Jan 1 to F Alexander dere Leh ar Belize sbrien, Rech bs Log th it ky C1 a ‘sail sp00 for 8t Juan. Nicears Left Beliz | ha: with mi a Juno, ork. Jan 27, 10t 25 4 fon 79 38 A ing Jan 90h, Hats si Passed brig Frances ie il bag = De 16th January, arctic, n, from Demerara i balloat, to master. "Sid in company with ayra. Vessels left fom Bovton, for Leward {stands ia | ford, Spofford, dis: Samuel N Gots, Grey, | ym Wil oon for St Thomas m 5 days; sche 3 timore, went ashore on the oe merara light house, vessel and cargo lost, Vessel | omas—| jue ¢ Hear ; Gardne: ais dis; ane Belma, | Bend, Cole, for from B aan . hase etl crecbeerd et | 50, | Banx Ta of underwrit ‘The vessel had chan; that momii though the wi bea = ex t ye Cod, rials landed. idan, Liverpool: b Carole, Ch Cruz. entox—The Cap G e Water came the master. eake, Stewart, Baltimore, Sent Volant Lines, eran Renee Om. Below, Balled. Miscellaneous Becord Packer Suir Pataicx Henny, Delano, for Liverpool, will sail this morning at 12 0’clock. Letter bags will close at half pest 11, at Gilpin’s Exchange News Room. i ceived from a New, Or- hates otenen tention ‘The | 1 rented 1 urthen, owned by Messrs Hicks and geredeues th mall, as the tide ebbs and flo id was off shore there was still a heavy sea on the vessel had baea stripped to her lower masts, and ‘The cargo would all be saved, but at a se. The yessel is on one of the worst pl four miles from Chatham and six from Ni Haven & co. Jan 28,lat $3, yen, from Attakapas ft to. ofa delicate natare. extensive w Yo ‘Jan 2, 2 letteras, ex- id carried away the main gaft corn mi Sing cornmeal to T Buckley. ly wine, corn mesl. ship Panthea, do; arleston; Gulnare, is one of the oll ractitione: carte class ibaa Gre ates | ote Uy eT zepet: | a gine treatment. chance of s nearly to herupper d | ducated Physician and Bouquet, kc. tice to the treatment of venereal, MEDI Di veneer jonnecs eae eg ee | and recent cases cared in two days. Dr. Jo! ts Surgeon. Dr. C ure—Doctor Cooper Strict which he can cure the worst form of Stricture two weeks, with scarcely a Constitutional Debility, bi a delicate diseases. ‘one stand for eleven years, and during that time has 12,000 cases. of venereal, mercuri ie Dr.’s Fepuration for Paw in th that have existed for may have PAA Py Sarl willend can eure ure Your Ae i yor ton b Habit indulged in. an unfortunate an of tha “unnatural vice has experien Scux. Wm Younc, Somers, from New zo. in pele, scriber, kent to Philadeley pia, was sphore, on Sunday last Wholesale and retail. beach, about yards from low water he aceat pee Rane di TY eB ey ft was supposed, that would be got off without sustaining auy material bia floor, ast, she erty Wpaae- thes Towhboat Tennesse, Thom) the 27th, fr Teports decks, whi timbers of the v ae Symetar— “Bri slip. Bri the schooner struck her She ater, gainin, h he York, wevt ashore Nampton, on Friday night, January 30th, am Bonk Epwarp, Hard: anchor at Newcastle, off at high spaaad ‘and. would haul in at the wharf in Newcastle, for re] Warcx— Capt Orleans, states that on Proves =I rt of Savannah on the 0th ulto, 25 shi pete Viens ea ccbeoners: Lactiog ivebipa, @ barker? | of tarerncat of my Hom brigsand 1 schooner. | by Senewcks Felmonic Syren loniLe—ln port of M | trial. It loosened my cou; ‘were 83 vessels, vi 32 ships, 11 barks ani rig: perfectly wel CHARLESTON — =| gy Charleston, there were on the e Pulmonic Syra| guchuitions: 95 shiserSo berks, and 20 Srign Leading ‘abate | foci S72 ‘Ti, saw to be the schr ane, of of water, the maiamas! a feachc be barks and 9 brigs. At Ci de Verd Pacinos Patong Ci le, NB, clean. it s a '" Cl ed Off St. Antonio, Nov @0, “Ameri lean. ahie Minerva, Smith, Ni NB, spoken by the wac C Nye, of N Spoked—| N,to ‘asecond o} y the place of the boat’s crew which had jecdahitt from the ship as before repo: Boston, Feb Wome it painted black with whis in Cor i Rio de Jan of coffee and a portion of her rigging. Capt. T. very fast—ha the coffee to supposed sl New Loadon Symmetry, consigned to Slate, Gardner, & ela, of, the brig Josephus, hence at New the 1, foremast standing, tobsail-yard and fore-yard aloft. The Kp to have been some time in that situation, and had be ew mea hah wer a 2ith ultimo, three hundres $9 barks: 71 brizs and ST schoousrs. Of the ships, 4 age 30 bark, 26 brigs and bir y weet RK lobile, ship, 0 barks, and 15 bi Bertrand, Harlow, N Orleans; brk brig, ireak; no vessel m port at noon; for Boston; ‘schs Gov wvoatte see yesterday afternoon.. ‘The brig r throwing overboard her if Bi E most s who apply at rom the wreck of rizen between her well and bursting the | nel the is a total News of ofthe 3d says— South side Long Is! [ised bol dle for Portland, let go her 521 1m*r it would not hold, and iat tof < eel knocked off and commenced leaking 500 strokes per hour. R yaoee 3 Bit clock, P Min Ia sigan Mer "She was fall jously the ort of ‘New Orleans on nen vesvela, vz: 180ahipa, 3 were load: HIB isto chest and Teh on the 25th ultimo, there rigs. > | afterusing itsome | will be cured as I , America, Crowell, NB, one man, from the Ports ‘or & Fa » Blorands or Kioeign Se J or Kington Sant ‘Arnold and Pam) hysician and ness, nsiyenon 3 ears i oe athe Iataleede faster Feely indulged in, fi limb, and sal Maal cule back, 3 (this een put there ing my patrons. ‘My pr private oftes } ICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICK 17 Duane street dest and mostexperien See last ten reer ete hi oe ‘ooper spent yas in a cel brated Lock Hospital, and has forthe eae am ps a ractice in private diseases of any He can cure the most aggra' ase, and mild cases removed it =) two wo to "five days. ina regularly educated p! his patients to leave ata the most ical man in cases of this The Dr. mere surgeon, never suffers t formed. has discot method by in frem one to pain to pa pete ught on Me of the heart, Te warranted in every case or no of New York in the treatment ofa en ‘The Doctor is establial ung men—! . weakness sof thelimis and mal the fe beck coutsion ie intellect, forgetfulness P soe erent eens e hanson is SOAPS Higeey PERROMED vit Fushousy. York Yerbe ae ee ROUSSEL, 159 Broadw found at GRATIS. anufacturer’s, e ‘Wholesale and retail. id Presented free of THE CHOICEST PREMIUM LET S 32limh ROUSSEL’S_UNRIVALLED PREMIUM SHAVING CREAM, ior article now in use, is caer lt, up in E. ROUSSEL, 159 Broadway, EXTRACTS es RE CONFIRMATION time, all to try it, believing have been. way; C. Fh 214 Posmaraeaes ey nd Saline m eran THAT, ‘CONS MP TION IN nuit ire voortiend eich shostness 0 on from infaney.. 1took rrihacene setaled upon my lunes, ee Phy to recover. ician, Tom at tnd hearty, nd attibave m recovery solel P, as the means by whic xcellent medi 321 ltr FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. UA of fifty varieties of the choicest Extracts, @ bolesale and retail, by opr nolesale and retail Yn OUSSEL, 159 Broadway. “CHAPS, ROUGH SKIN, — eOUGH ae aie wn Orenm, mal eal mat ay by C. way and this me 1 was resto! icine, and I would recommend directions are followed, they ENOCH 8WALLOW, Hanterdon bat ke New Jersey. Pal Syry re} apron and fe forsale acs proeipal of a it street, where persons can receive eraser fice tivice sare ‘ooster, Wi tig Sih ea eA 1st Bro Ea Broadirayy Fits! Fitsil Soget rely uythe ourt- ro cbetrt Tungs ibing consumption, dys- treet; A. B. Sands wet, cay and uare, brick house and lot 24 Bowery, 25 by about 100 feet, Frospect, reach, Ce sestsd aly bel Christiana, War- var~ | aod H. Everett, 96 Hudson street gia lc fot oar soe | (i Haris nate Marl Penh | saci Setar inane ateneaa cee |b mu Henry sod Madison streets, 25 by 09 feet, 3,470, | 38;, Cla shins Washington, ei Cll Ligne fru oo iaeanaanonne ye conegiciing Teoeriedierer . sgh, Cigafaegons Chay Joverh, iW sew Gavepuah; seer DR “SALMO 5 REM Y hip Waterloo M | Aisieran tk "gambn sailed early chat, chia sr FPOR disorders ofthe Stomach, Liver aud Kidneys, accom b: siig Ra. ston, Feb 2.—Arrschr President, Cudworth, Darien. pumed with mdigestion, loss of appetite, weadache, billons g Joho R Gardner-Mr_C Robertson Columbia, trom Martiniaw jaunth, was spo | attacks, riddiness, rae, ee eee tar ate of Boston ; Capt fond) Drig yesand son, late of the brig Juno, of N aaa ne Piet eto Bromers, Hatch, whigs Sen eean ringeympeoms York, lost on the coust of Honduras. ira. woh tang Ramat ILA M, noarrival, and no vessel m | | THIS Cl CELEBRATED | tah as mote Dratenana—Brig Autaretic—8 D Fredericks, PavEawuronr, Feb -Silled ache Oriana, Higgins, for New | Sl who’ have re arg qh poten vindueed te Passengers Salled. | Yeamavex, Feb 1.—Arr brig William, Fish from the above complaints, chat 1 is, ax 1 oye ew Yorks al ha HS Wall tad Lady, do; B Boise Ie I | Hots’ Hove, Feb 3—Sld schre Flor del Mar, and and ae < most debit f New York; Jol wad and Lady, doy 2 Byrne. tri Jd | | Bettas Magn, 59h 2 corres, «al tne DY CONTAINS NO. M URY, nor any attention to chills, for Galveston, went to sex on . The packet | a vanies VEGETABLE EXTHACT As, nfillibte seme. ane F Cope, and HH, came in age evening and | J De for Epileptic Bits, oF Fang Sh Sekar ‘Convalaiong: ke. pone quer sone Wind light fom 8 | Sivonen TTS ym ther } —_ Momus Jan 28--Cid shi ship Sardinia, for jorwait bark sh hole pated of tae was maces ends ae cit re- Bae ee Aare ain Sttphiess, bait, fa fa Br | quent and violent, end this in the universal experience ofall Bank Mergaret, Quinn fn New Rose 1 an 2, | teorial this disetee has Kadiod the skill of al. Phystetens, and | ship Jane, Milligan, fr Liverpool; n Augusta, Kin- odated wer of allmedicing, Ij now * aay for Homans pris Angeors, Bes Bugbee, for Providence, scht | Since a re ered, which ‘ast oaly seatored lunteer, Eldridge for M Arr fey Be Marth: T ‘ash- | him to, perfect health, ‘can bear testimony of tne ington, Doane, f ork; ri Gainare, Lace, fin Thomas sovereign efficacy ofthe Vi ae Extract to cure this hitherto tons bing North Amerien, Bradbury, fim NY ork. Tovulnerable disetse Haake rane forthe, discovery of Boston; Medora, Vou, Havana; Medemach, Ci | oe acne erota Vieclig all started to ell ee ie 1; arbues rphy: Kenneban | Principal Of d street, New York, and fait, Liverpocl; urgus, Adains, io. Jan ny ee bl Dhus, Delano, New York: staam ach James Cage | merous gertifdice of caren ima be seen pens sabre a Th | Patras at fasts Le ncdon, Welch, aa a aay y lis, Cut ‘isomer vale & HART, Prop Yerpool; ships Concos . fila ‘ane Myrick, New Tou: ZESCULAPIAN SANATIVE: bourgue, Havre; Sw barque Augusta, thy, alae, Bre UNIVERSAL RESTORER | 8u Melcher, Bostons Naney brig Saltador, Wright, Galveston; Jahn lace cy aes Liverpool ; rovidence; Baltimore;’ Isabella, ie more; schrs Enterprise, sehr ton; schs M PrNsacota, 17th to 24th TOW Barcelona. da Rawk, t, Crosby, onsort, Lowery, Phi ‘agier, Park, Richmond, ‘compa top Tertenn, with ye das ou aer'Devid prbohe aaa « eis ‘Ellen sc Claray snip Grace. figs Titi, P guin, andschr iw Loxpox, Experiment. ‘eb 2.. Sun, Hawee, Taunton for d rk. Malvina, Mayo, Sleeper, New Y: W Stevens, Stevens, Mth, eld steam shi Matamoras; Florida, rida, (et) Clete Gas Sealy a ey obinson, trscht Del Norte, frm Camden. a ok M hd ot. seh: Gaaelle, Howland, of | Wekim, 1. arisriiadelyiniey cchra Tassies, Hick. Falmouent ates Spi, Set Be a a tiees Saal Ley BAS | garativg virtue ig Orray Taft, Cart, Chases: resting diseased. its tts administration, { over the Tose ds Wasnan renee 1 that it requires a fem its effects, that ciated Seta Although freetedn dil Se omptatc ima IR of this Sanati its of this ci ips many might feel di it among the many #0 potent are its powers jou and ignorance son |, from nostrui 1 to accom- that cir- ae b af teas has discovers that 3¢ 'V of the medicinal plants and a eet m rfectly th sane safe Beaton NY¥ork sit Oncer, | j ‘ame ed jpeg rovideace fe | ay cea ti i couse that he rate, | fetee general remedy for daca, | Soca es forms, but, arcially fog the er diseases of the jediord. Cid bark Casnd “ree Gin ir Puicabenritia, Feb, ie veal taon ee 8 N York; achr For Cid bark Anne | a —— Fett retail by the te Heh acat Tas Boon Rone Wil Bear Beso | earring rt Boston, sehr e Brandywine, & nyenenoes. Ot ‘ork; | aI F FW suiy Walton, Meant i Heil Anaya ‘ HERES DYSFENBARY, 1.8 — ae ORTLA — Barbadoes, Kid idder | wat Fakir Ware, Ricker, Quiney’ sloop Mechanic, Sawyer, sequal ata i SEE aenre and for the rankfort ‘that can safely be ‘on to tho- ebé PonteovTH, Jan 31,—Below sehr Bexer, hence for Wells. | “Rye Web tAr sere Grace Set mietis i t ay Carpe, Havford Portmadth, NH, Chae iw t Wn Brit iuld‘Ten? Paurlek: Henry, Chee; | in al gates ter, | 31—Arr, brig Hall, tor Providence. wit, ea pve |S coe el abe ha eas Ye Fringes ecnattotie, ah ey imtre Bautimot Emma, Staff fet omcre™ 139 days from Canton, 1) 8 from Bisel, with 190 ble ohee ee Night mate ee sar ft Soap or whens aay, to the consti- Se ates» business, i treatise ace even when ies BIVINE DE-VENUS ANB that most ja Dive de 0 the utter nse sctlon on the ok Fr” {erat sai fs ‘cunge the’ eget biliges oe a tert pop tyes ous well jexion. fair akin, JULES | ‘enus, may be Lad ae | of for its ex; skin uaa fice. 196 Fulton street. \ Foren 68 distance, cnclosing $1 on ave. oor ofhis seccompans with one which embraces Pires wo ae and addressed to Dr. H. Paweett.196 Ful- jue attention. Im’ Medical Advice. Re ill confidently tonsulted at bis Doge Atak hl coneecaatete cap) senses of a elles utara; be che er , restrain fe | in jisce from business puusuits,‘Hecent eases cured in jor {SP BILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari- sin rome coat indulgence fhe ping Pouth and thereby causing tightly € ; attention, his ra ally and boy, to that cr withont the IED Sven race ii eta ment of wi eikiteted medical pretenders, aes sometimes by fhe mesiget of the parties themsel the Dr. ef enr Pain or inconveniexce. ‘The Doctor being one of the few sale advertising oa cont he ntees a perfect cure, or no Cc! Letters, f enclosing fee, ammediately attended. to, oie with advice, sent to any port of the ae ‘Office 63 Gold street. Open from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. SHED EDTUR. PRIVATE, TREATISE, Ors CERTAIN SDISPABE.noi mien rs ‘im*r 1 moe To be gene ‘aly Greenwi b street, Price $1. by post. unbount Several pretenders have as nearly imitated the title book, and advertisements, as they could do; those who $I be rigled will, however, a the imposition, P. &. Aware of the op: 1m general entertained of those who ebernde tears a mpon mm the public (naltades of whom oat every paper), itis ge ye ay sogixe nf this ar the following statement aa book « claims em, seca passed thro: tenon 2 peoeipion a enone eee ier yey ofr hie ety, Som yeaa chin te Srery phyucia oferinéace inh ‘ALIN IMPORTANT MALAD! wt aureon tae ak aa TREATISE,” PH, es to wats tate ip at home consulted 7 of agent ander} i or fol dia te ar s coan ea hie ron aay! expecially at ict bere Serge aseei ich ig any y_Felate to in| Hoge fo presen eine ace, Ke. hy en ont tacerests to the pedis se felto moet interests sa Thiabeing ry al portant stricture in its early s eertai moved. first of Telates to THE MANNER OF URINATING.—It has been, ie vactenwel ae peed ser rth iahiee it should " afer el Tarereadi that a or two should seal avy 000 0 wet 3 dita Noe that thle top oF SOTA plese fom aa Ser'aee whatever bts easy CITE TINE FORMER GONORRHGLA MAY HAVE REMAINE: CU! —A 5 vert = the race In ee of the num! enters vatcat chs ey, following aa Srethe hes publ editions of 3 work Gooper, of Lrondoa, tp. Dr. Mot, 477 Im*m BBEAUDTH Feeeres ADVERTISEMENTS Medicine and Pharmacy NASSAU MEDioaL TOV TOR IMPORTANT “TO_COUNTRT IY es ions, can have Il medicinef requisite ee forma faces ie ‘Weatimeat received cameras and oa fndsenttoull pertsef the Unions EXTRACT OF SARSAB \ SASSAFRAS. TED EXTRACT | OngERT ATE EET for the concentrated