The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1846, Page 4

tauoa. What w to be done nobody knows ; what | bas been done, nobody can help. One thing is cer- tain—there is a palpable rupture. The Duily Times, ef this city, ia a scorching editorial, last evening, charges that the whigs and the 49 democrate, over -Ahetable-of Mr. Pakenham, have resolved upon the sale of their country to the British. In the Senate Chamber, this morning, a number of Senators were engaged tn the examination of ‘his unequivocal al- legation of treason. We should not wonder if it were made a subject of special inquiry on Monday next, before the Senate. The excitement upon the subject is deep and portentous. Last evening, we hud the honor of a literary visit to Baltimore. A series of delightful lectures are in rogress et Dr. Hamner’s (Presbyterian) Church.— tnight F. W. Thomas, Esq, of the Treasury Department, lectured upon the poetic,moral, and7re- hgious character of Byron. It wasa hard subject to handle before an audience.a lure portion of whom were church members. But Thomas did it with wonderful skill, impressing, in the conclusion, the fact ot the miserable life and the miserable death of Byron, as an irresistible counteracting influence to the evil contagion of his works. Ou the same ocea- sion, your deponent recited a poem of his own, on premises some three summers past. The large church was well filled, and from the rostrum presen- ted such a constellation of sweet faces and bright eyes as we have seldom seen. Weare only sur- prised at our presumption in presenting our indifler- ent lucubrations belore such #n auditory of compe- tent judges. The kindly manner in which the apoe- trophe was received, coofirms us in our pre-impres. sions of the courtesy and politenens of the‘people of Baltimore. Witha good breakfast at Barnum’s, we returned this morning to the Capitol, entirely’ too selt-conceited ior any useful purpose whatever. Of the other entertainments simultaneously going on in Baltimore, with these literary exereises, your lo- cal reporter will doubtless advise you. Mr. Dempster, who had a full house among the Baltimoreans last evening, had a bumper to-night at Carusi’s saloon in this city, at which eas @ quo- rum of the two Houses were present. He is a sweet singer. He gives another concert from the poems of Burns on Monday evening next | Trusting to the editor and our able associates for the exposition of state affairs, we conclude. Long hours, of late, over the midnight oil, have admon- ished’ us that the eye is a delicate organ, though a faithful good servant to the last. Respect ally, Tue Doctor. P. S.—Your Reporter for the Senate desires to correct a material error in the sketch of Thursday’s skirmish in the Senate. Mr, Haywood did not say that he would quit tie head of a committee if he had not the confidence of the Executive ; but that he would do so, when driven to the necessity of asking such questions as had been propounded by ie the Chairman on Foreign Relations, (Mr Allen,) in reference to the position of the Executive. One | ger without giving him time ior explanation, and for the | dly act of beating an unarmed man with acane, | pies it, Mr. Haywood will be excommunicated | Whilst lying do'enceless on a sofa. word more. It the radical Oregon men can ac- the household of faith. While some are still sun- | guine of peace, we are in the very midst of 4 war for Oregon. TWENTY- TH CONGRESS. House of Representatives. ‘Wasnixorps, March 6, 1846. Mr. Dromcooxe introduced the Hon James McDowell, | recently eleoted © member of the House to supply the | vacancy occamlewed in the Virginia delegation by the death of the Hon. W. Tas lor. Dsomcoote accompanied Mr. McDowell to the here the oath of office was administered by the Speaker, and who assigned the gentleman a PAY OF ISAAC G FARLEE—NOW PAYMENT OF JOHN M BoTTS Mr. Dounty snbmitted @ resolution, requiring the Speaker to pry to Isaac G Karlee. per diem and mileage from the 1st of December, 1845, to the 5 h of Murch, 1836, that being the timo he was engaged in contesting his Tight 10 a seat as a Representative from the State of Now | steady, and sales are makivg to some extent at t tations State six per cents 78} a 738g; £ fi threes 40} 042 City six percents of 1990. 979 bid sellers at97} —1870—emall ea Jersey And he move: the previous question. Mr Scuxxcx proposed an amendment, to include the | per diem and mileage of J hn M Botts, wno at the first Session of the last Congress contested the seat of J. W Jones, of Virginia The Spraxre s'nted, that the amendment was not in orcer The resolution of the gentleman from North Carclion prop sed to pay the per diem and mileage of Mr Farlee fiom the conti: gent !und of the House of Re- of the co: street, $218 barrels; City Mills, 2,034 haif barrels ; Family Flour, 427 barrels. barrels and@ 1 half barrels. There wi | 70 barrels Rye Flour, and 48 hhds and bble, Corn Meal. The receipts of all descriptions of grain are ex- ceedingly light, and the parcels coming forward are not sought for with much avidity. not command over $1 trom millers ; for white and 64 to 63 for yellow, the latter rather impro- | perly quoted asa maiket price. Out to 38 cents. dressed to the editors of the .2: neon said that the resolutio: 8 4 motion bad been made to go into committee. was taken. aud decided in the negative. for. the question, a count was demanded. But eighteen members arose, and the Speaker said it juired twenty-three or twenty-four. nd therefore the yeas and nays were not ordered. The question was then taken on the resolution ; and Tho Sreaxen said the aye: le.” “ divide.”) Thos will rise They did so inevident good humor, and 130 were as- | certained to be in the affirmative, Tra Sreaxen.—A majority of the House have voted in the siirmative, and the resolution is adopted. INDEPENDENT TREAHURY. Mr. Dromcoore, from the Committee of Ways and | Means, reported sundry amendments proposed to be of- | fered to the bill to os for the better organization of | ‘eeping, trans- for and disbursement of the public r nue S which the Treasury, and for the collection, 'safe-k amendments were committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the state of the Union ABOLITION OF CHAPLAIN TO CONGRE! Mr. Perri presented the petition of Clark Northup, and fifty-one others, of Luzer: county, Pen Ivania, praying the abolition of tho « c referred to the Coinmittee on the Judiciary. PRIVATE CALENDAR. and after some time spent therein they ro: of Aquorum. And at adjourned until Mond: Baxrizone, March 7, 1846.~ “ Meet me by Moon! At” — Markets. Tho House of Delegates of ;this State yesterday took | fig’ up Mr. Johnaon’s bill for funding the interest due on the State debt, and for the resumption of payment by the tres State. An amendment wa adopted, fixin ng the rate of ol five per | i nd naming the first day of April, 1847, instead of | f October, 1948, as the day of resumption. It pearies onths funded debt at six instea cent first will doubtless be pa d_ to-day. The case I mentioned the other day, of Mr. John | Ne Cooper having cowhided a young man namod Baer, of | 9°! Havre de Grace, for writing a love epistle, to the tune of ; Oh meet me by moonlight,” is about to be brought to ri this rumpus, and we will then be able to judge of the motive of the writer. ‘There seems to be an opinion | that it was a genuine case of love adulterated, and direct from the heart, and that he loved hor beyond all human comprehension. However, whilst the young man is in town I would advise him to attend one of Father Guistinani’s lectures, so that he may in | Kalconer & eo—1 re _know how to control the amorous pirit of the | J Meohin-70 tans ¢ head-“18 casks Wilson & Browu—6 bbls Bleaching, A Momforp—60 ae L which does at times seize hold of the virtuous hearts of the country bucks when they pay = visit to The boating he received was, however, brutal in the extr ind it is hoped that the aggressor will be de to suffer for such precipitate violsuce on & strau. Tue Manxers.—City Mills Flour with a amall stock, has gold at $481}. $4874 per bbl. during the week ; some millers, however, are firm at $5. Howard street | Cannot be quoted over $448} for good mixed brands, | and there have been transactions towards the close ported to us at a fraction leas, while select branas | have commanded $481} to $487}. The ear price is w settled The inspections of Fiour for the week com- vir ‘Howard arrels and 271 Total—10 679 0 inspected the followiog kinds and quanti Stock axp Moyry Maaxer —The Stock market is Reporrep Insuarecrion in OC ing parts of 4 letter frum Cuba are puolis Chronotype of yesterday rhe letter purports to be 4. which the Chr typ: says is ‘a Spavish newspaper, published in th presentatives, and it would not be pro er to pay outof ciy, devoted tothe dissemination of liberal principles that fund cluims for per diem and milvage mising under some other source. Mr. Scuxnex would inquire whether the contingent fund belouged to any particular Congress 7 The Savxaken replied, that the resolution contempla ted paying Mr. Farlee from the pay and mileage appro Priated for members of the 29th Congre. Tore, the amendment woul Mr ScueNce supposed, that ¢ over by law, and was always in He never there was a separate contingent fund for one t fund for another. TI jount of appropria- wayxand means, was and milesge of mem- lution, that the money claimed for Mr. Far Botts ‘be paid out of any money in the treasury not iate nire a joint resolution. | 3 L didn’t yield the floor. teat Peadenes from Obio Mr. ScHencx, (standing.)—Mr. Speaker, I have not | | yielded the floor. The Sreaxer e gentleman from North Carolina | contends that he has not yielded the floor. M , (standing.)—Mr. Speaker, I call for the eeeeen question. Mr. Scuencx.—But I have not yielded the floor. H Mr. Dooain.—Neither did J yield the floor. | The Sreaxen, (to Mr. Schenck.)—The gentleman | vive North Carolina says that he did not yield the oor, Mr. Scurrce, (a8 he took his seat.) —“ Oh!” The demand for the previous question was seconded— ayes 66, noes 59. ‘The Sreaxen stated the question, on the adoption of the resolution, when Mr. Scuescx asked that the resolution be read. The Srcaxen.— What did the gentleman Mr. Scuencx,—That the resolution be rea The Sreaxer.—The clerk will read the resolution. | Gentlemon will come to order. Mejor Frevcu read the resolution in his usual clear and | stentorian tone, which was as nudidle asthe winter's | wind compared to the breathings of a lute. Mr. Daomoooue called for the yeas and nays, which wore ordered Several gentlemen propounded questions to the Spea- | ker ; among them was one by | Mr —I wish to ask whether, on a former oc- m a proposition to pay Mr. Botts, Mr. Farlee did not vote against it? The Sreaxen.—The chair cannot answer the question. ‘Tho journal will show .—The clerk will cn\! the roll The Clerk did so; and it wo sequently ascer: | tained, that tho resolution we ed, Yeas, 105; ‘a, 46. a Mr. Farlee will receive h | mileage | Five or six gentleman now ar y concert, and | one of them, | , moved to suspend the rules for the pur- gee (Several voices—" What Mr, BaopneaD fjequieed whether this was not private bill day ? ‘The Sreaxen stated his impression that it was. Mr. Droomcooxe inquired how far the committee were called yesterday ? The Sreaxen responded—To the Committee on Roads ed Conals. | Mr Daomcoore expressed a hope that committees | would now be called. (Cres of “Ob, no!” “Oh, no !”) Mr. Schenck’s resolution was read. It proposed to y Joho M_ Botts for his attendance, w re 3 | he seat of the Hon. J. W. Jones. (The familiar cry of “Oh, no!” was again repeated.) ‘An honorable gentleman desired to state the reasons which influenced him to take up the private calendar. (Cries of * Oh, no!” and “ oh, yes !"—" Let’s go on with the private calendar” —‘‘ Wait awhile, Dromgoole wants to make @ report from @ committee ’—“Go into the pri- vate calendar,” and io response, ‘Botts ja an old case on ‘the calenaar.”) jon was taken on going into committee ; but voring-— ‘Ask for tellers.” ra demanded. ore appointed ; and, after counting the they passed between th |, Feported—Ayes, Mr Scuexce moved his resolation, directing t! for nee while conte ing the of J. W. Jones, dur- And he asked & point of or the reporter does not know, as the 0 immanse Darrier. iaterposes between that of the honorable geatieman from Kentucky. This | settled, Me, Fannas (from the opposite side of the hall), asked | Goneock whether it was not in his knowledge, that city, that he had no hopes of | his object in contesting ¢ for the purpose of making a speech | ntirely new to ; aad the geatioman wes utterly misinformed. ‘The Crean proceeded to call the roll ; and one mem- mer Le ‘answered to his name, = wi ked to be excused from voting. ae —It is too late ; 8 member has answered. xe Wien, ~I did not hear him, sir. The Sreaxen, (to Mr. Wick) it can be done bya vote of the House; (and to the House.) The gentleman Anke to be excused from voting. Mr. Wicx, (as he took his seat, how. [A voice: “ That's right."] The Clerk resumed the call; and it was ultimately ascertained that the House refused to suspend the rulo, | by yeas 62, nays 120. ADJOURNMENT TO MONDAY. The Sreaxee announced the unfinished bnsiness of — the moraing hour, ie ic. Timsarts moved that the House ros tself into 2 Com mittee of the Whole on the ne ri Union ; and, some objection being made, called for the yeas es Hot mes desired to submit « resointi wasathe Mouse adjourn to-day, it “loura to meet 80 Monday ) L won't vote, any inthe Spanish Am aformer Congress The money must be detived from which it clared ce mtinued vernment, a fac’ scheme ce: uafortuns ia, moved to amend the reee::| | fi that | was one of tl It | Led world, thi o o.—Well, I will make it a joint resolution. | a past week, fro: ™ —Mr. Speaker, my motion was for the pre- | before th at the distance of two miles, to the building, and it was almost instantly in flames, | and was entirely consumed. There were two men in the room at the timo, and one of them so badly burned that he is not expected torecover. The other also lies in a critical situatio: 1400 do 72} R R, 37}; 160 do, 363; 250 do, 37; | Reading Bonds, 78; 1,000 do 79}; 4000 do, 79}; 90,000 do, 80; 270 ahs Girard Bank, 204; 90 do Mechanics’ Bank, | 24}; 50 Vic! 2 do Long Island the k ill be perceived that arti i have given it credit are omitted—for STE it eae be worth Ge: —An insurrection is at the point of b-ing de- city: all minds being wearied out with the of vexit by the lufamous robber, arranged a'plan which will be. terrible te our Spanish | aggressors. ‘Senor sex many of the secratsof the go ich will render ti in. which is no other than to li uba from t article over my own signature, il coming time it may be known first to announce, through you, to been accomplished, without fail, at the coming cari he 93d of February te the 2d i | tan day You may be certain that, nnouncement can possibly reach here in reh,) o1 return, the glorious flag, the 8; mabol of ov independence, = :—The chair did not hear the motion of pid my own daughtsrs end those of nae noble friend are now secretly engaged in embroidering, will wave in triumph over all our forts and castles. I remain, &c. The Chronotype says that this letter has been in the city about three day id it adds that “the plan in- volves the complete abolition of slavery in the istands of Cuba and Porto Rico, after the example of Bolivar ond the South American countries.”—Boston dv. fare! Exptosion any PROBABLE LOSS OF Lire —The | boiler ot a steam engine in un oil, varnish and paint yn, With a tremendo' report, which was heard | Sales of Stocks at Madelphia, Finst Bo, 10.000 State 724; 13,000 de urg Bank, 8; 12 Planters’ Bank Mi 5 Beai er Meadow Coal Co, 163; 2800 Ches & Del Canal Loan 6's, 85; 1000 Tennossve Bonds, 6%, 82]; 60 Morris | Sully, Edgar, | Argo, Anthony. | Zariehy Thompson, Prince de Soiuville, Canal 18 Srconn Boann.—4100 shs Ches & Del Canal, 2 ds, 853; 100 Girard Bank. ds, 10}; 25 Vicksburg Bank, rms o 40 Norristown RR, 6 ds, 8; 100 Girard Bank, cash, 10; 60 do, 86, wh, 10; 14 Philad Bank, 108); 10 do, 108}; 150 rand Bank, 10; 90 Ches & Del Canal, 373; 3400 $ Bank, 80; 200 do, 793; 600 do. 80. 49; 100 US Bauk, 5; 100 Reading R R, 55, 36: Sales of Stoc it Boston. March 6.—8 shares Old Colon Railroad, 104; 6 do Eastern Railroad, 1063; 3do Portiand, Saco and Ports- mouth Reilroad, 084; 29 do Readin Railroad, 35, seller, 1 week; 750 do do 35 a 35}; 75 Norwich & Worcester Railroad, 66} a 654.010 days; 180 do do 66 a 64; 125 silroad, 47, in lots; 245 do East Buston | Co 15§ a 164. Seconp Boann —135 shares Norwich and Worcester ts bor cas 66} a 664; 50 do Long Island Railr ‘elles, = 10 days; 25 do Reading Railroad, 854; East Boston Co. 164, seller, 10 days. , COMMKROIAL. New York, 8 Saturday, March 7. | | Asues.—The market closed forthe week at $4 19, Pots, and $437} for Pesris uictle Baravsturvs.—The sale for the woek in Flour, is said to amount to 51,000 barrele, at prices rangiog from $5 43} a $500 for Geneseo, when the market clo Holders were firm at the latter figure. We do not of much doing in Southern. Baltimore i sar $5 Ty $5 1945 Georgetown and Brandy wii 8 $575. Afi jes in Wheat were effected fc ave at $1 17}; Rye is held at 45 cent low, 63 cents; measure, whi Jersey white, 66 cents. lay were quite moderate, at steady prices. There be 7 men Livearoon Cuassvica tion. Opi. Flor. du 40; 87 do 88, 60 do.34); 20 do 84, 78 do 449 do withdrawn. bacrp-te half chests 31; 872 do withdrawn. Pata half eheats’ a. Mohee—33 chests 97. roves hong —19 ch: rta 94; 99 rad 294. greets 00~ 13 Ib. boxes, 21 oats: ®—At stuerion— House and lot on the 8.W. | Ist street r 2d avenue, 21 by 92 feet, $3,076. Pnenciclaainaratar adelphian Cattle Market. — 800 head Beef Cattle, includi ork; 920 Cows and Calves; Philed At Market, Marci 800 taken for Swin, Prices—Beeves, the market dull, but Cows and Calves sell at $12 « $20, as in uality. Swine-acarce, and bring $9 60 $6 the bone { Sheep—price: je at $2 & $6 each, as i: o Water tacts si aro we £66 the 100 bundies. ere ees eer id Mr D vi fies M ‘A Whiteway. Mrnc C Moatigue, Mr J Colli ‘ooL—Ship Europe—G W Thomas. now submitted the resolution, which was Objection being made, the yeas and nays were called A sufficient number not voting for this mode of taking | Ba Importauions. Ship Receenice mdse Cromwel ig thy & comb mines ce Cort tras GB 7 Bramall Abern Bell—1es Clark & ‘West =I Bows ir—lek “esa rtiss & co—| Corbit & co & Fairman—5 C! Mapp & co—2 Atwood & co—3 Beals J Andrews—42 es Wight. Btur- emed to have it. {Voices: \* Basket J Nicholson—2 | ook 1 aod aah od Fellows, sg OAs kKeo-2es LJ in favor of th i r of the resolution | ilson—4 es Gamer & G es Adriance & Stranj art & C=) A Amol & co—2 F 8 Winslow & co~7 crts Thom aii port. Quiucy & £6") bas 8 bris J W&RKP fi nas cs Ft Stu- co—i Atwater,Gould & co—3J Bartow Hasbuck &co—1 J Van Nest—1 Simonsfield & Bach— tone, Swan & co—5 do 25 bls Tooker, Mead & co—4 bxs H Rally &eco—i TS& D | throp—1 Brooks & Fentiec} hhd DM more—30 bra 3 cs R dion & Watson—6 bls Cameron & G Haat & co—50 J Gthon & co—195 bars iron Kemeys, Breeze & Samoson—I ck RL Stunton—8 cs D & sous 40 Burtertigld Bros & coats boxes tia plates t Dodge & co—4 bls White & Sheffie! Wolfe & Bishop—2 es J Owen Hi Sheld oa é co—3 chs Yan Arsdale, Hubbell & col ck by! H smith & co—7 cs Fy v Hall Bros—3 cases 8 &! Holmes—12 kegs W Roberts—6 Hh Jal & co—3 Bradiey & Kitchen—1 ck W B 3 Morewood Keo—1 c+ Merene &Chu | & co—9 ct W B Bend—1 cs W } ger Hyslop & Bros—3 crts bi Motton—5 bis 32 ewart & com4 pkgs Lockhart & Gibson—20 es 1 ie = 3 13 bis A'S Stewart—4 cks Folger, es Reiss Bros Keo—l J 3 pie ard pee: ‘bas J Nicholson— But buble Graham & com! ck | ally & co—8 cases E 8 | 2 Doremu ae & Nixou— Resumption—The Author of the Valentine, to the Tune of | Geko Wit Mtitien ics Gren bce ds Lorde Penterwio We hitewright, jc te cot cal 9) Bud, Giliisa & co—6 cases f Me—& es \asdpegy &! —S Hughes, Ware & y of Chaplain to Con: that brave old subject of “Niagara,” written on'the | gress: referred to the Comuitice on the Judiciary ii Also the petition of Wilbur Gardner aud fifty-nine others, | county und State, praying ia like manner :~~ ood—1 esG Pease 1-500 bas cin plates mce~3 cha J W hae 3 The House went into Committee on the Private Calen- dar, for want | & T Tapscott— n minutes past two the Houso if Cc i—1 cases 3 bales 6 oxs Griffon & Pallian- | Hasiuck &co—#es J mb~10 Paton Seo { a co—2S T Jones & coi L c & co—2 W B Lawrence & co—! bx R &. knead bxs W Redinoud—I ek J G Parks . “| Daron Bell & rai & co—S cs Bramhall & com 9 do J WP: 1 Heyer=2 Sheldon, rhe'ps & Crp H Jourury—3 ies Irwin & com18 paneer Bro: Tre “A abe & co—5 bus . 12 cs bdis, i bits JM Bruce & sou Watsou—7 cs 2 bales G Pattiscn & co1ck F Tomes & ‘Van Wagenen & Taek ke? FA Heptington Geom Ay icNamee—4 E Loyd—13 c Camps I-9 bls Cameron cy Bed tun Talbot, Olyphant & co—98 crts Cameron, Moore & co—3 crates 2 Jack -on—26 do '0 chs W Chauucy & co—4 cs Stone, & co—90 cha s. da ash G B Morewood & co—1000 sks sal | oe coal KK Collins & col bi 64 cs 43 bxs 6 chs 14 ‘chains. 1 Tho letter will be then produced which caused | jdu,N fidaty Ewoonk, Carter, Salem, and sid 30uh for Genoa, first sight, pure, un- a, Sea—3 cases J J Conroy—36 cases copper & Son—10 cases 8 T Jo ht, Strong & Shaw—1H K Huwt—20 ‘Ritter & # Hadley—20 8 Gibson—3 | Cold-n—l cas cass M_M’Geit- # & co~? Bulkley & | | aha ar De inghem & co? D ri. 025 erate 45 bxs nail ardsgn & Mazson~1 Cup 8 i Keo MH Clormmenst & Son—4 strong & Son—I J J Lagrece i A ce. Whitewright—3 P Fairman—2 5 Smith—3 Hyslop & Brothers J A Roe—44 Cameron & Brand—1 N M Le: ker—1 “ Hunt &com4 A Ithust—41 Hon ker, Mead gd aveastele & gag ac HT Uh 22 bee Benedicis Se ee i eat, Wosaterd & con o=2-A ft Van Nourend-2 Theldon & cong | M Bryce—14 du se anyis Cumming & Mai—5 Coffin & Brad Heyer—'9 Bl ckness & Wickofl— sacra Van Autony & Hallett—2J Falconer & cot Ogeanerme & Tesncat— phases e & Blisea—1 H | Keliv—3 wright & pine “Ch Blunt. & Atjord—t Bartell~isie 9 sa | Bowne, for Philadelphia, since 6 M White. | and Esals, ereecou, une. Hovte & ‘Sicsmenss Huat, Bi —2%6 J J Stuart-3 ue Bray—29 Watt 6 Bird & Sessa Clack | | ton ie balia The best red Wheat will | | At Shang-hi and Corn 60 cents | re nominally 36 | ell, Aber h-ny & Call ns ko Winstow &e <1 Wright, Large & Lotimer—1 E W Cancing1 Bowen & MeN-mea > 1 Man- | 1Ge1.G bson & cO“3 Heary 5 Gio ok coms J W Foot & cost Joh 1 Ven cay wil ou ‘& Vosbarg —2 Lui ees Bonean & co 0. Tenkine & co—2 A Spiers &co—S J Wihon & co—3 Waluer | | from New & B other—! tus James Leff-ris—t bas Bien rdson & Wat arate! sou—2 pkgs GH Parson bx Kichardsou & W: Gwing & co} case H Farming & .o—-3 CA &G Iversoa—3 Pounett & Johnstou—6 Navin, & Bont Kessler & co—12 boxes John G hon & co—7 bi Jone—is EG. rui 5-39 —6 Daniel, nkey well & Barnes -2 R A & kins & co—2 Werner, Shin, Troop & coml J A Uw c R Basset. & 00-197 nds sron Bi Kead, Tov « cree pkgs Batten c Brothers & co—7 Crom 6. F. & co) a Baterded GH repit Spain. The intre- | he ie xs Bare! y & Livt it Mead eect ce Hs 5 eerie oO & S& 7 olm —' ca H H Casey—i cs Wolf & B-shop—l ck Tra- * comm? cks Hulack & co—2 cks Johnson Weat— | caf bars irou Welmore & co Harri —70 tous coal larshall—1 case a W Wild—2 bales Dore- Hudson—127 ; mdze C x aM Eire rps coda 16 ts J Rockwell & co—i2 cs copy Ean ic handler & Howard Mize Lewitt & co—7 es Stone, Bas & co—I6 keus aci M 1 Ovpesheim & c« &co—7 ton, NU; sche ‘Perseve ho M Banes & So: roa to order—i6 crates Itog. and all Pat beck to Nant mee White, Jameson, ‘do. Bailed 26th—schr ‘Mary Mari Houses’ Hove, March 5, r w—Arrach B Lawrence, Meek- | $P00°. % Ne “s ork oe Boston. Passed by the brias Esther, 33 at 20 chs indigo Ly ‘Meyer & Son—00 pes chs anvils J ellison—ocs nds brandy 2 rene rum MM Taylor | Rlerious revolution, which wil have i | Rev Catter J. gk son. OM a cru Low & Brother=30 bxs Hoaal ley, Phelps & co—14 Vhite, fur } gis Lg ot by Eiken M Lery & Brotherms—5 Hover & ith—6 2 Buck & co—3 Litt rye A eae & “rsh—8 ‘peedois B Bis si A Cade wie Wederwoode | Hoop & ¢1—435 tons ‘com Nevins & co—4 Has Maller Carey & Harc—t J Ba coal J Griswold—10 bales M Cochran HH St o—i6 Burritt & Johnson—32 firkins 500 bales & MARITIME HERALD Movements of bere! Steam Ships. Captains. ye Manachasetas Wood on, exploded on Monday | Fire was communicated | nse Americe. Amence. | “Packets to Sail, Independence, Allen, Mar. Waterloo, Allen, Packets to arene ly Shiddy,, Jan. 0 \4 shs Trenton Banking Co 28;'200 Reading | Liverpool, Eidriage, Fee 100 do, 36]; $15,000 | | Biddons, Covb, F le Hottinguer, Barsle Men a | decwer Ei eet. wry Frince albert Sebo j | Westminse Hudson, a rebi | collect a more boistero | niata, Blanehard, fm Bor xs. a. Prince de Joiavile, | tothe deck and died i teu hours. Schr A Stevens, Bri Latest Dates. RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD o¥Fice. Geor a and up Boano.—80 she US Bank, 5; 3000 Lehigh G's. . | Pot ey Guad bat | | Haveecn it a small amount on sale, | and {cis held at fim rates. It will be soon that we have | J Heber } foe! our quotations to conform io the present esta- | met ished rates : | : | ml | ee gouds, tlatve: ‘Ship Oneid:, Fanck, Hav: Pye Indepeudeace, All aie Faachop, Armholm. Hamoy Boyd te Hiacken. ive:pool, Granell, Minturn Mo ay he Baulchen. Young Hyson—9 haif chests at 64 cents per Tb.; 36 do 6s ot. 60 do 67; 36 do 54; 40 do 61}; 65 do Bl; 80 5 196 do80; | gollgion, Skin—87 cheats 43; 31 do 924; 60 do 92; 48 do | in bowled Fo rosea! Baltimcre, Je seun te Lowden. Behe Direc Br Ben 1; 20 do. 20; 300 do with- | iy Eldred, Bost ary, Che-ter, Richmond, Atlon & Parson. ia, McKee, Hand & Co. be Eliza, Ussora, Nortuik, Va, Starges, Clearman ‘Sone Olive, Corson, Ye iy Puta pee Freeman om L ‘coor Jan 16, jn company BAGLEY, aa ane + C9 Proprietors. <= gen Hixwias, Behe F Ser ‘an inter. | i ma ty pat mdse to CH Musha find 1a the editorial eotamsen. Hateh, from ee PR, wi Meo, fog Festemons NH. The H has bed Spt ham eae elie sooth, as 32. i coitinual ucceasion o| of reser ese cing en eee ew. ‘opeslan: | ral days oot Bees ocean ah wot any Let set, not be- ing able what she had Left, uur the morning of the Sih iat 8 ‘he herreeeived a a Pit ednesday afte 0 miles mth ke. The K- brings 6 patscugers, and Jower bay last night. he Baltumore, hides, Johnson & Lowden. Schr Washington mau, V. Schr James Le Morris, Lake. ¥ Schr J as L Marsh, Van Ni Sehr Florida, Mott, Vi Schr Rebecea, Colli Imungton, Del, with eors mest. | oe ycehe Ex, Horton, New Havea, ice, bound to North Caro | chr Avenger, Hall, Thomaston ~ Bet Jao, Sins Thomaston, lime * Sehr Anu Desman, Simousou, Thomaston, lime. cowie Below, British bark Gi: tle, of sad from Dundee, with her head washed sweyand Cassar badly parted. Bhe was previ- | ously spoken by Miscellancous Kecord. Packer Suirs Victoria, Morgan, for London, and Iudepen- dence, Allen, for Liverpool, are detained until to-morrow, Monday. Packet ship, Funck, for Havre, wil sail on Monday. Letter bogs at the os Fows Rooms. 0, from Oporto. about 20th January 2%, in distress, sof this Vessel, while Iphis, will be found itorial columas, aud ip. Enrope, in thy oouer gio naats lo inthe repo also that of | mag! The U 8 schr Flirt, has been pergered to be fitted out asa dis- | r patch vessel, to cruise in the Gulf. spoxen: Nov. 15, lat $7 8, Jos, 65, ship Mississippi, Harvey, 97 ds from Baltimore for Veli 180. ake 24, Let 38g, on 3 20, brig Win Heary, Cole, fin Matan- | for Warren, Whalemen. Arr below Providence, Sth inst, ship South America, N W | Const, via Bahia, $8 days, with 4100 bls (160 +] oil, and 29000 | Ths bone ou board; sent home 700 bls [100 sp} oil. and $7000 Ibe | ne during the voyage, Reports at Lahaina, Aug 1, Pacific, | pee NB, 900 bls; ‘almouth, 7 whs this 5 ~r man, 0; "yas 1° Sif, 1100 bis ‘Bremen, of Bree men, I verpool' Devoll, Nis, 150°; 20th, Tybe Swai, ‘Ston. vista bls6 whs this season: and cthers reported Ia t Overboard from ths 8 A, April 29, 1811, Joha Black, man of Philadephia, by falling frum the mast head. (Capt 8 also sold 1608 Bis whoil, at Bahia, in addition to that reported | apnve Arr at Westport, Sth inst, borage United States, Gifford: 1 dim Qeean Johanne, Nov 2. St Helene, Jan 3, with 1130 bi oil. rte eee lat 88. lon 44 £0 E, be qu Cornelia. Fi Ren) 00 b's wh oil. At St Helena, Dec 28, ship foreign Ports. ‘At Cayenne, Jan. 11 brig Esther. Glover, from Salem, jec 29, had experienced very reugh weather go: for Boston in 8 8 days; Febago, C: Patna tat Mi joa H Brew land: C H A G w. "Knight, Safford, for Port medford, for NYork; Juau D Carthage- . ‘an i fret Olivia, ready for sex Schrs Gaz lle, TRS ar mre Gonverce, afford, tm York: sim for Newburyport; Mercey, seats. ‘ Ten, Smit Bailed for NYork 3 ord days, tb, bark Chesapea Kiceen: Hanson, do; Geom Ei Boston; Motto, Hart ‘Wa Van Gilder, cilia" Greea’ Pe brig Osion Teport of | hij oth i le iyAt Cahsingmoon, abt Nov 20, brigs Wissahickon, Webber, | Arrat Lagbees, Di ‘25th Ship Sophia Walker, Cod- | ij Zannoate man, from Jan 17, for Palermo. Arr at S¢ Hel: 28, bark Hy Ewbank, Carter. Su. | ees and sai : before reported as passed | fh "ar. Jouns, P. R., Feb, 15—In port Willis Poto»m. Cook, to load for Boston; Ursuloga, to sail immediately for Wilming. bout Nov. 20, bark Coquette, Eldridge, unc. Home Ports, LAG HIOGLA— APT, week ett 2st oly, tries Castro, user, New York ‘American, Pi euthes bondess Bal miners seer In port Zist a Key’ Wert | grees: McBride. 1 i , W lard, do da: | BAymer, Gurver, from York, with Arai Castro, ree, tor, ‘altimors roading x | Mauh-t-n, Joheson, fr New ¥ tk’ w: h despat Tybee, | MeCormies. do do; ‘Wakulls, Milford. from di Bostox, Vinrch 0—Arr achts Wolcott, Ryde. Easter. New, York, Below, prexer New ¥ ‘he F. in coming throw tekpa Uy tie lotto Loug Island it. She remains in as itiun, upon good Itisexp cted | that she will be gut off atthe next hich water withvut damage i ed, brig Boston, from Uoador, Pepper, Portland; Francie ‘Lecourt Gonaives; 4. NWito NNW, jeuas. ge Tweed, Ster et Roa sunset, the wind NE inthe Bay. Sch Fair flay ald last night. | oan THouasTon, Fab i?—-Ar aches Hero, spear N Yor nue for Salem; Mouti'ia, Mayo, from New Yo: Ford nah id brig Clunton, Frankiort, sch A Lawren ro ERT ORT, for Baltimore, lew Haven. regon, Joshi isl ee Lonvon, March 5 schr Caroline, from Boston for New | New Hayne, March $— Art sloope New York, Jouet, New | wheal = | York; Fran! do, pomes, Prater | New Castle wate the towed bark ffaez, for Lagat ra, and sch Mary, for Newbern, NC. After being cast off hh immediately 27 under w: Reports brig Braudy wine stllat Neweactle,. Pased off Ch ter, bark Nashaa, from New Orleans. Cid sch Richard Rush. Crowell, Providence. Paovipence, March 5—Arrscht Wm Henry, Wade, Savan- | nh; sehr Leander, Johnson, N York. Below, at anchor off Egreneet, ‘ship South America, Sowle, N W'Coaut, via Ba- "PORTLAND, March 5—Arr bark Diligence, Woodbary, Ma- ‘Cordeli Cid bark A: 1d proceeded dowa w uba. RicnMonp, March 5—Arr sch Mahala, Robinson, Attaka- sugarand molasses, to Danton, Moncure &, ‘Bid sehr B ker, Bostoo} Richa dThompson, Corson, West reports 2 brigs, 1 shi a { schrs, ashore between New- rt News and Ci Islacd—and schr Catherine Martha, a “"Srausront, Feb &—Sailed, brig Sterling, Ross, Cardenas; | | was reportedsid fom F aukfort 2ist, for Havana. By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Home Ports. Battimore, March 7.—Arr Bremen ship Schiller, Johansen, eh fm Brem ‘ook a pilot outside the Capes on the 27th Feb. | oh snsen cannot re- Sesent Bark Ju- ‘rances Jane, yore fm St. Johns, PR, th Feb. On jhe hn Jat 32 40, lon 73, Alex on, a native of Ireland, fell trom the toretopsail yard Aon Smith, from Cid, brig Grower, Ulm , Potter, Antigua and a market; Eupnemi Ingles anda market: Norrouk, March 5—Arr schr John Simmons, Taylor, fm | Boston, wish loss of foresail, during the late gale. arch 7—Below, bark Lydia Aune, Esling, During the lite fe ve, while lying ac anchorage, was run into by ri, fin ‘Boston, by | which the L A lost ny and yeachors, aints, | jib boom, broke windiass, Ke ke: | RING’S CANDY, FOR, COUGHS, COLDS, — Providence ia, | ASP HMAS,, Kowa hh ted my! all dietges of ae tangs, Ny = | vafetabe remedies for fo co hay is fast fat aking te ot all | eer a BT KING. Bh 182 Broadway, corner of John st 427 Im*m jecensor to W.H Milnor. |LAURENT & BRO L SHER, Ra fh FRENC: TAS have Jaat received by erm sue eg | icholas, their new fancy spring goods, consistinj | Fiche ie Lhe pe _ Pac printed -M Jacouets, &e.—Also, the eat ivted long and passed by any importation attention to, and ii iegyesinn oa of the: URENT. jal? Im*r PAPER HANGING. HoyveLt BRUT EELS Recent ne ie of act havin. opened branch of their Philadel tn at, pola roxpectily Call ‘the. attention of tbe citizens of Ne ty Soe ether, HANGINGS. Borders, Fire Aud all other articles in their line of business. B. have received of, Domestic, Manus Pare Pe er_ medals for the mani aoe: x themael ey Una hey ean la i for ‘the wane mon FRESCO. PAPERS. bers id bari; ‘The subseri of Brasco ay inne ” Ay omn | Ree F it ghar P Tau s, he, be. Pi article for Windows. a att prasad auated te by eare- | $s regalatly Country me hunts and city dealers will ind it to their ad | hes | vantage Wak i BROTHERS, No 151 Brondvrs ‘Two doors above the Uity. Hove. | sate Drawers and Sheiving for sale as above. RUF F te: Fe tee ameSs, ppt ee |, and for | “COLUMBIA. a and 7th Sertets, OLEY, late Of Jones’s Hot, +g piss th formerly o! W at uaaton ese. KOUEON. £14 6mr TER © im Ez. ea MEDICAL NOTICE. ~ 7; = Sea ceaeanas — aa Pelee Syrup, | ed a fit incurable A ay eet te be courinerd after hema it some time, | hearty, and attri ate my recovery solel: a Peligonte ay as the moans by we torn pate Sa ey ne re ~“Wiedical Advice. ‘Advice. OcTOR LAMERT is still confident Id offi ier are followed, they it cases cured in $08 DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR softhe ution gf naucret tie ‘a too frequent megane youth, and thereby gen a Coulirimed impoteney, eng to restoi gett a requites soar , and liver complait Seas A.B. ei street; and c. Foidt ™ ‘Fourth street, cor. Wooster, Washington Square, 96 Hudson street } in mind that ae 8. ‘Beekman does not sell my ori- tae, i ata not vi ‘oF nature original Sopbeleere ese Stik fui ah Watch TRICUBAPHE eared, ishost Foy or oor ie he's ed sara eons in the city, Tiger anos charge it clon met Heit mail it edvioee sent to any part of Bia es Gnleamnee Open from 8 A. M. to 9 P.M. Medical ¢ Card, CTOR FAWCETT, consulting le oye New bi Fag of a late (en a follow suber viz:—! na St peal erase a sean Sheer aesherane ‘Syphilis, peson ypleaison, aod instantaneous ef m ten to twelve hours to che ey cone onions will ween wo every one ia Dae ances avove on the hair is truly as- ie was tried a Seer a our office, ‘Daily Foram:—Severa} plied tatheer bale toe val led to produce the de after applying it to gray hair or | hi beautiful brown or black eolor. wal ‘i 5) eas KC. druggists, 110 Bro Bross 10 bh from, the qoauaintaness have ieee id Dye known as ‘Alexande abl discovers and it | Bee. ‘with 2 com Pot has fe cng conte thel teen sa & be this city, to the treatment of the above ment «an his extensive practice snd long 6 Ceoge ule Wrehtk Gat throughoat the cai ae 4th street, Philadelphia. DOCTOR ARNT’S RELIEF SALVE, Burne, Ch oule Bore o Swe. or Blotches ou the Fae’, aad Chapped or | Rough hkin. It will soon reader it transparent, clear and so‘t Extract, of alorter ner forms. Do Doctor W. perm $1, can havea OR WUUNDS, zovereign remei ‘and addressed to Dr. 1 Pore Fa | receive due attention. Medical Cara. DOCTOR MORRISON, ORTA avn fawtfors to be 2046 incidental if fem All Ben bate ro aiaed at the public. ft possesses. ‘cen which ‘eit’ che confidence of i ‘whieh ‘1 ie ony acquaintacee. _ have made freaneat use of ween) and freely ave known it to erinveven! Moon of ia intl Derenced Sureona said be lowed tr ke sith the ee f ERVOL ous AND UME OT OS TBE 0 DEBILITY Tact from a lotr written by a female to her rela: ‘Mra Holbert yah sri her roast that Lexpected from ed* Arnt’s Relief atv’ u great satisfaction, I the tram of evils resultin: fa serene i on, ba ‘ca utantnd, oF 8g y ert d the next day. and to sn "el relieved. eo oy iy put the child to her tconn holy ty I stages! manga fr it viet repose me heted, Taeem i itmy daty to The fT adeetion, oa structive habit i ay the salve to them. some good in in Pe, hate . B.—Dr. M. hie no bry age tert a ons the ot the ity. z Shie in dip 3 f ie sage ‘and advice to Bn para te from? A.M toi0 P.M daily. or LUCINA CORDIAL, ELIXIR" OF 1 LOVE. E great and increasing demand for. ed, ha ger © ia clebrty aha rile oalg oa ove, neaman cralised world for Pient rhe ‘Whites, i pe yk RS of Urise, or inve thereo! | syetern meh te rev tof inherent causes, or dow of doubt that this is true, and were c! f Sal; a be pray is Seen nin m on Ont fv im ‘aneurism pervad Pp | season of aure cures,” and highly rae Ute ” Ke., &e., with no be efit. severe cold, my leg was again the pain, snd bad alt the appearance of I was advised that, in order to save mputated. Again I resorted tral weet Bo fag eft fo on me second, th Having recently’ t seat of ‘most exeraci Pp first application | felt a great_ben dark aenenay color of my leg an a uati Sy using two hones thesweliag aa | yecame entircity ie aA pyre ela from pain. Itis mer I do therefore celery, strongly to other and have no doubt it i, valuabl ‘Tor all the purposes for whi | Fecommended. Respectfully yours, ke. ARS 133 Fulton street, New York. Ng the cate agent, CHARLES jomint, 194 Brondway, comer of frm similar affliction: Fs Provapeus Meat po ay in od which the most delicate p } Freneh’s Bold wholesale ana H. RING, Drogyist pops laost every disease tc man soma ae and by most ofthe respectable oragant UN CbNLALN LMPURLANL HE AUTHOR of the “PRIVATE ‘TREATIBE,” DR RAI "ga to state thet he is at home as much sible, (except Sunday) in biter, to be (rae the iar disorders. yaud a te ad sovereign res nedr, le tonic, operating general! ing the ole sya, | ae me nee a rare doe purcheser of rman, Meaity ia pessingwasre ie es vel, ae oe De ic the fallow! STRICTURE AND tts rs sis being very little w important consequence o ment much pains was take pe Kgs were mistaken for it fact that stricture, frequently exis exists win | the leat aware of i. Those. howe FHRD Ee EDITION PRIVATE sae N CERTAIN Plas aeese wi on ae 4 means of cure are ¢ followii cea which willeuable one toda plaint or not, and its ropes means oi ther it'was remarked, th iat i was by no moans eeenry that the stream of urine should be much diminished, in a case of Nd, Snow. Provid ch FAs chirp Emerg ho ay | Sedcraricren reeoes ooetss eee are seay ateskee eat ren 6—Arr steamer Camden, Gamble, fa | Ri x “asthey could do; ‘the whe i hewerer, Tose penny the ypc oe Sete epee a the | ab llowing statement an the ground on which claims especial ¢ ides the author's, former bie viz., seilants one Edie Chol Ea ae never of care. Many other runes a belong to Slee to stricture ini its re wll AENWER OF CHUM ATING oT has been weed not be much dimnisbed aher the clothe lhe trerodinee, tha drop ot two | asit may ie pie (maltndee ‘The fork vee ; aie a litde, aa trong, suspicion. AN EXTRAORDINAKY ‘WORK, One which as in the Hands of ferried Person, MORAL i PET EOLOCY, ‘continued See ter STRICTURE HAs UrON 2 THE | eapirics ead. "ove mental ae ocos tareececiion every he patient “done not observe itl understood ‘at tage ; bat i he natural connectic an oer ie) fur it to deoresn, a seo gpmon a ove exe, sees 4 case of Stricture mwheng minds, that it niast c also is a serious, fally feud by every m-rri tionably trae, In ice aaa peer sericea Co. 32a Brosdwey, commer of An | ‘Treatise of the author, | ewe ere Canina variably returns. plained miner lle volume i which mi souk bo many many elton raver un DLR FULLUW LAG ADVERTISEMENTS Hedle! ine and Pharmacy NASSAU STREET. MEDICAL ADVICE ieand Tau log var ES. New York College which fee diane a ‘ing ICAL AND SURGICAL Pein Tt Derk ee eee piensa ALL didn RICORD’S ALTEKRATIVE MIXTURE. | mary ot sccondary Fvenersl alo noe oy \dicieus ase of mercury, ry panne ne ity eredkans 6 aie weaning ead in th en to their F extensive. ano a regent ot | gece aren To ooeley, aa ol Symp of th He warrants a cure in ins Sree pate MEDICAL ae lip nng Notevenresl re. Dr. Cooper spent years sek Hosp, ‘and has forthe last teu Fears in private diseases ot removed in two to ive days. The oper has discover re the — form of Stricture in ‘rom one tO od by young ay | get va) Hla, weal Eoutaion af atalect, for mit eh trm fis dm CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAL LAN AND ‘very ease oF no ae we oy pint ip had okey of dec SAG ty “My =