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some “week: 0, England will never | It is not known to what sect he will unite himeelt Yous and neys We dont want the propose to us her acceptance of the forty-ninth next. | Parana” Ise Pepin ok eed an allel, without one condition or other. | The Senate confirmed, to-day, Heary W. Rogers, ope ogy requested those x his the country may rely upon as a poli- | collector of Buffalo; O. N. Cole, collector at i ty-two gentlemen arose. tical truth. My own conviction, that she §will | ett’s Harbor, and Michael Hofiman, Naval Officer, | The Srearex Not a sufficient number. [Voloes: “A net a gee ‘a pend Oregon north of the | New York. ARIEL. count,” Be. a Columbia, remains une! 3 yet, circumstances ——_—— pointed, and twenty may arise to alter it amt ier or this you may | Wasurnerton, March 20, 1846. gentlemen seconded the det for the yeas and nays. rest fully assured, she will never accept the Presi- | Father Ritchie’s Great Victory—Napoleon defeated | There was a sufficient number, and they were taken. dent’s offer of 49 from the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains, clear out to the Pacific Ocean in a due west line. Ihave this from such an authority that | its uth cannot be atall questioned. This being so, | what follows? Will this government eat its own | and surrender any part of the territory south | words, of the 49th parallel? I think not, I have yet to see the first man of any party, that is willing to do this. Then, what follows this state of things? War, war, War; and we cannot avoid it without surrendering either our hovor or our territory, or both. The motion of Mr. Allen yesterday to go into Ex- ecutive session, after the expiration of the morning hour, on Monday next, has for ite object the consi- deration of a treaty of commerce between Belgium and this out, Mr. Serruys, late charge d’affairs, goes home on the Ist proximo, and is anxious to take it with him. . Leopold de Meyer, the prince of pianists, gave hie firat concert here, last evening. The ence was very full and fashonab!/o, consisting of the bom ton of Washington. His execution was the moat rapid and extraordinary Ihave ever before witnessed, From the manner in which he at times played, it appeared that his whole soul was engaged in a flerce contest with the keys of the instruinent, for the purpose of bringing out the notes in sweet and distinet tones. ‘The pieces performed, were rather ft more of the nature of “ voluntarles” than parts of opera pieces, so overrun were they with symphonies, apogatures and running passages, all mixed up to- gether, in order to display his powers of execution. He is one of the greatest performers on the piano forte "that has ever been in the United States. He will give another concert te-morrow night, and one in Richmoud, Va.,on on Tuesday night next. Mr. Wood, the vocalist, accompaaies him. As I am speaking, or rather writing, of the fine arts, 1 may | os well notice our friend Plumbe’s Daguerrian gal- lery, on Pennsylvania Avenue. I dropt in there yesterday to look at his likenesses of all our great men, which ornament the walls, anda finer or better collection of pictures are not to be seen in this keetion of country. There 1s the human face divine in every form and size in which na- ture originally made it, seen in all its linea- ments and features so true, that the beholder wonders whether to admire most the secret and silent agent that operates the likeness, or the ingenuity and skill of those who manage the operation while it is go- ing on. Ineither case, the mind is amply satisfied by an hours {sehaos around Pluinbe’s gallery,not forgetting, however, to have the outer casing cast upon the surface of a silver plate. Nothing can be better fortamily keepsakes than those handsome | aad correct miniatures; and 80 one who sets any | value upon the memory of a dear friend, should not fail to get one at Mr. Plumbe’s. Mr. McCalla, the 2ad Auditor, it is said, will be rejected by the Senate, notwithstanding that he is | “a religious, conscientious and good member of our church,” as the President sometimes says to appli- | cants for office, who are fortunate enough to have clerical recommendations. Yet, those peculiar qua- hfieations are not generally the best to bring be! the Senate and the other whatever they maybe atthe White House. Mr. Polk’s theological organ, notwithstanding hie pulpit attack on John Tyler, for allowing cotillon parties to take place in his mansion, availed him nothing when before the House of Representatives as a can- didate for chaplain. It is, however, different where the Kgs is in the gift of the President himself. Then to be “a religious, conscientious, and good member of our church,” is sufficient to ie 8 fat office, or to obtain promotion from a lower to a higher one. I shall give a single instance as anexampie. A clerk in th> second auditor’s of- fice, named Josiah F. Polk, at a salary of $1000 per annum, before Mr. James K. Wolk came into office, Was promoted soon after to the chief clerkship in that bureau, at a salary of $1600. This was not for his superior qualifications as a clerk, for there were others in the same bureau much abler than he, nor ‘was it because of his democracy, because he was a whig in 1840. [t is thought it cannot be on account of any relationship between him and the President, as it consists only in being of the same name. Well, what has been the cause of it? I have quoted above the words ot the President to applicants having cle- rical reoommendations, and as Mr. Josiah F. Polk is the editor ot a religious monthly periodical, in which the ** Pope” and the “‘Papists” come regular- ly under his lash, it is fair to infer that this official editor's labors in this peculiar way, have been the cause of his promotion from $1000 to $1600 a year. Me. McCalla is so strict with his clerks, during of- fice hours, that he will notallow them to read the Newspapers of the day; yet I have been credibly informed, that hie chiet clerk has tull liberty to cir- culate his “ Investigator” among the departments, and to poke (Polk) itunder the nose of every clerk there,no matter wnat his religious belief may be ; this would not be of any consequence, if every one were of the orthodox Presbyterian form of faith, but. the people of the United States belong to a hundred different forms, and a majority of them to none at all, those testa, either in the way of exclusiou from or recommendation to, office, ought not, and shall | not be countenanced, if Ican prevent them. Wasurneton, March 18, 1846. Commodore William M. Crane, Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography, cut his throat, from ear to ear, about one o'clock, in his office, at the Navy Department.- The particulars of this melancholy affair, are as follows: the time above named, Commodore Warrington | order the eng: sent one of his clerks down to Commodore Crane’s | fan eeeetient office, to say that he wanted to speak with him? | as may bo necessary ; which stock the Prec On the clerk reaching the office, he found the door | United States is hereby authorized to purchuse, fastened, and the Commodore inside—and, sup posing he was privately engaged, returned and made hia report to Coimmodore Warrington. About two o'clock, he went again on the same errand, but still found the door fast; and, believing he was yet in | fy private conversation with some one, merely put his | na) eye to the key-hoie, and saw his coat thrown across the back of a chair. On informing Commodore | passage, and also moved the previous question, which Warrington of this, the letter remarked that it was | of no consequence, as he could see him at another time. All hands soon after left the department, except one clerk and the messengers that usually remain until afier 4 o’clock, when those persons, | fearing that something was wrong in the Commo- dore’s room, sent for Commodore Warrington, who had left the department for his residence. When he came—after knocking at the door, and receiving | in no answer—he gave orders to break it open, which was immediately done; and, on entering his room, they ebserved the old gentleman in a corner, on his knees, his head resting against the wali, and his | throat cut from ear to ear, severing all the arteries | and-windpipe. Beneath him was a large pool of blood, having bled profusely, as a matter of course. | Me left a letter for Commodore Warrington, the contents of which have not as yet transpired—but they may be easily inferred, from the tact that he was observed, for some days back, to be laboring under an aberration of mind. He was about sixty- eight years old, and has leftan affectionate wife, and a very large connexion of highly respectable friends aad relations, to mourn his untimely end. The sons ot St. Patrick had a magnificent blow- out last night at Carusi’s saloon. ‘There were about fifty at dinner, amo whom | noticed the venerable Washington P. Custis, the presideat on the occasion; Mr. Seaton, Mayor of the eity ;.the Hon. Messrs. Hannegan and West- cott, of the Senate, and Gen. Dromgoole, of the House of Representatives; also Mr. Loudon, of Loudon co., Va., grand mephew ot the celebrated Paul Jones, of the American Revolutionary war.— Tae dianer was exceilent, the company joyous und ageeeable, the toasts pungent and patriotic, and wine and music as good as need be. It would be superiluous for me to say that the speeches of the hon. gentlemen above named were of the first order and in time with the occasion. Of Mr. Hannegan itis only necessary to say, in the words of the sen- timent given him, that he is “one of the O’Regon fa- muy,” @ true bora scion of Irish origia—aa eloquent advocate of our national rights and a fearless detend- er of our national honor. A purer, honester, or more patriotic statesman there is notin the nation than the Senator from indiana. His language is of the most ferveat aud nervous description,aad commands the entire attention of the Senate whenever he happens to address it. Mr. Haanegan is a young man of fine abilities, and promises, betore many years roll over his head, to hold a conspicuous position among the leading men of this nation, Gen. Dromgovle was quite familiar with Irish his- tory, and rei v knows more ot the ancient lore of that people, believe, than he does ot his own “ Backskins of the Old Dominion.” He, like Mr. Hannegan, is the son of Irish parents ; both are an honor to their own atid their fathets’ country. _ Mr. Westcott, who is a itleman ot tine acquire- ments and friendly social habite, gave a short but pretty speech, applicable, of course, to the occasion. le i# @ great friend to the Irish emigrants at Talla- bassee, and encourages them, in every way he can, to promote their happiness and prosperity. His came from {reland, which makes him teel, at ull times, aegreat interest in those of that country who set themselves down in the everglades ot Florida. Tne party separated at 11 o'clock, highly delighted with the eveniag’s entertainment. Tae Kev. Mr. Stockton, ot the M. E. church, read his recantation to-day, before a convention of tha t denomination,now in session here, after which tha t body passed two resolutions of censure upoa him . ore | mi ouse, asa test for office, | | of any kind or description, it isin the power of any The result was—yeas 91, nays 87. And then the House adjourned to Monday. Ogpger.—As a mark of respect to the by Blucher—Have you nothing about Oregon ?— Mr. Pakenham's Instructions— House Proceedings —A Holiday voted in honor of Father Ritchie— Reported Executive Changes in the Navy Depart - dance and Hydography, and in rect yn of hi 1 ; won the gold med ards, nic tean of he navy i | " the nay Father Ritchie has won the gold medal. Father i ‘ Ritchie has astonished the people. Father Ritchie has expressed the foreign news from Halifax! Long live Father Ritchie! An extra of the Union was issued to-day, detailing the whole stratagem, and | the grand coup de main. At about 8 o’clock this extra was for gale inthe capitol. Father Ritchie raa the express tfirough from Halifax to the Federal city, over a thousand miles, in 64 hoursand 45 mi- nnies. Another trial, and he would do it in 54 40. Hurrah for Father Ritchie! The extra has nothing about Oregon, but Father Ritchie says he expects something to-morrow morn- \ing. Itwill bea shabby piece of business if the Bruch have not heard of the war speeches in Con- gress—very ehabby,remarkably shabby, inexcusable and taveavolangly shabby. We ehail be sorry, in- | deed, if uae Hinglish have not heard of our warlike | demonstrations. Trouble may be nearer to the | cotton bales than they think for. We are glad, on the other hand, to hearit report | ed that Mr. Pakenham has received imstructions{or | a settlement upon the line of forty-nine, with noon on the day after the receipt of this order, Oificers of the navy and merine corps wil! on the left arm for thirty days. GEORGE BANCROFT. Navy Derantment, March 19, 1846. feet of the roof of the west span of the Railroad Bridgo of the State road, at Peter's Island, was destroy- ed by fire this morning about 9} o'clock. The bridge | took fire from the sparks of the locomotive of the fast passenger train which hed just passed over. The fire ‘was speedily oxtinguished by the men employed at the Reading cars, which they threw on with buckets. T! wiad was blowlug fresh right through the bridge at the time, and ite escape from total destruction was fox- cars over the bridge.— Philadelphia american Sentinel, March 21. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Boanp or Broxens, March 21—i00shs Girard Bank 60 Norristown Railroad 8}; $8000 State 5’s, 703; 16,200 | 708; 5,000 do. 70; 1,000 State 6's, 75; 20 shares Philadel- | phis Bank, 109]; 600 Lehigh 6's, 59; 669 do. Int. 44}. a acon- | Arren Boano—160 Lehigh stock; 14 shares Bank of | | ditional free navigatioa of the Columbia, ifii canbe | Kentucky, 93; 60 Reading Keitroed, a6. had Such instructions, if they are received, may | Second Boann—$1,020 Texian Notes, 19; 190 do. Bpe- possibly lead to an adjustment without further de- | cisi do. 24; 1900 Chesopeake Delaware 6's, 85; mand than the offer of the administration; and then | Teanessee 6’, Ist July, 2 ds. 84; 60 Schuylkill Bank 23; Pianter’s Bank 1, 83; 400 8: | we shalt get along smoothly. fennesseo, 643; 160 Susquehanna Ca: __We refer your readers tothe interesting proceed- ings to-day in the House upon the final passage of | ps, 20; 1600 Harrisburg Bonds, b5, 74; 8 105 17 , the bill appropriating some $1,500,000 to harbors and ; Girard T 2if; 30 Schuylkill Navigation, 35; 45,000 | Tivers in the several States. After the passage of the | State 6's, b5, 707; 100 Reading Railroad, 375; 3,000 do, Wa the ayes pei nites were pallet upon ae to | b5, 37. adjourn over to Monday next, and, as wil Been, | Boston. the motion failed by several votes, when several | Ristaaermmen) pre tes she Old Colony RR. | members, anxious for an adjournment, but rather | 1074; 5 Boston and Providence’RR, 110}; 5 Western RR, afraid of the journal, manfully changed their votes | 96 4'97]; 1 Boston and Maine RR, 114}; 2 Boston and | with the air of “Who's afraid?” and the question | Worcester RR, 117,58 Nor. & Wor. RR, 655 654; 126 was carried—ayes 91, noes 87, We rather suspect | Long Island RR,46}; 50 do, so 10ds, 46}; 60 Reading RR, the adjournment, was predicated upon the great vic- a6; bg ese sme ig re On do, b 10 ds, 16f; 100 | East ide | tory of Father Ritchie, in his express from Halifax. i ‘he remains of Mr. Holden, (of the Saturday Courier) who suddenly died yesterday in this city | from congestion of the brain, (we suppose) were to- day sent on to Philadelphia. We are gratified to | learn, while we regret his untimely end, that he was | a worthy and estimable man. jxconn Boanp—50 shé Nor’ & Wor RR, s 0 10 ds 46}; 50 ‘ast Boston Co, so 10 ds, 16}; 5 Boylston Bank 97}. ~ COMMERCIAL. New York, Saturday, March 21 It is reported that Commodore Morris, Chief of | copes reed Bat Ute Meta tedeg: Bots $4 the Bureau of Construction, Repairs and Equip- | '8.— We hear of nothing of any importance. ment, will be transferred to the late post of Commo- | The market for Western Flour is a little depressed, and dore Crane, as Chief of Ordnance and Hydrogra- | fallen off about 6} cents. Genesee is quoted at $5 phy ; and that a, scientific naval mechanic, as Te- $5 661; Michigan $5 60. In Southern Flour there quired by law, will be promoted to the vacancy thus tle better feelin hye & fair extent of transac: occasioned in the Bureau of Construction. y bre pvinhesmebapr gira ear al gp De Meyer gives another of his concerts here to- doing in Whi 2 : ad jorrow night. His last satisfies us that he is either a disciple of Dr. Faust or Mephistophiles. Corron.. | quence transacted to-day in this article. As buyers have not red, we cannot sa) it how the prices will open, but are inclined to be! that our inside quota- tions may be realised. Livenroon Crassirrcarr TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. House of Representatives. Wasninaton, March 20, 1846, The House took 3 the bill making appropriations for rivers and harbors. By a rule of the House, recently adopted, on the engrossment of any bill making appro- priations of money for works of internal improvement, Middling, Good middling, member to call fora division of the question, aoasto | Middling fair... take a separate vote of the House upon each item of im- provement or appropriation contained in the bill, or upon | such item: and others collectively, asthe l_ may specify ; and if one-Afth cond said call, it is the duty of the members present « of the Speakerto make such divisions of the question, Paseengers Arrived. t | and to put them to vote accordingly. Therefore, many | | CHARLESTox—Bark Edward—Miss sy W F Simons, | of the itemsin this bill were ordered to be engrossed in | JP Ferrey, WL Wood, Wm Cadworth, E Hfelder—9 in the oahe dill, ‘forimproving | pat aan Brig Exact—R W N Owens, C Rielly, RB Hog Island channel, at Charleston city, South ling, | Savannan—Bri ia—H F Willink, A Francis, D D $-5.000.” F Bourue—i0 in the : One-fifth of the members aski for the yeas and nays, roll had called, if ose for the purpose of answering to his name, (nothaving heard it when it was called) The Curnx called R. Barnwell Rhett. Mr. Ruetr—Aye ! Domestic Lmportations. Cuanuestox—Bark Edward—i31 bales cotton 89 H Leverich—10 Meyer & Stuckia—383 box | &Co—201 hides Little & Pi Dimon—9 dbis cid all—2 ce | "New ‘Omutaeserk Muse, Harwood—i200 pigs lead E ‘The House was immediately convulsed with laugh- | v te ich eres3 Silt tpolsnagean In bi ou foranroteaean™ | Spi puae Si ken: etread nats ear gat ving a i casion. | a Mr. Ruerr, immediately said, 1 thought the question | “gout ied wiles yeas nas 0e bls lows, Corning & ¢0 —99do hams 180 the Hudson river, above and below Albany, New York, 950 hides Peter Harmony & Co—i bag specie Fos- $75,000. i | Bag Dogs Pd eas et 5-54 aa i = ae > For the vement of the io river, above the ' i fall ile, $80,000. + MARITIME HERALD F ovement. of the Ohio gee below the acd of the Mississippi, Missouri, and Move: the Steam Arkansas rivers, $240 000. 4 i axunoe a Leave een Leave For removing the ratt of Red river, and forthe im-| Steamers. Captains. riverpool. A America. Provement of the river, $80,000. a April 1 For repairs and preservation of harbor works hereto- | H sy Xpa't —Near | fore constructed on the Atlantic coast, $20,000 ,u Pp ne, 29 oe" i The House refused, By a vote of yous 66, nays 131, to | Gtedoula, Lote... ae Mey LL... April May 7 Cambria, Jadkins . “Abrit 19. ay 3... May i. <<< Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sall. ca) LIVERFOOL. ia: | be obtained on snch terms as he shail deom a fair and | issodoce West Sb Fe) Rome R oarale? Mar. 24 Teasonablo price, for the purpose of relieving the navi- | Henry Ulay, Nye, Feb: 22| Europe, Purbers me gation and commerce of the Onio river,and making the | § Whitary, Povtiam, Fev. 271 Ashburion, Howland, ‘Abi. 6 canal free from tolis. | Yor! ire, Bauey, a loha addy, Api. 1 Mr. Hiturarp moved to reconsider the vote by which | Pinel psincled Pe pt. gy > pestoy the House refused to order tho clause making” ao ap. | WVestmiuster, Hove Feb: 10} Ho't, Hadsos, Moore Bar. 35 ropriation for Hog Island chanue), to be engrossed. | Norumoeriond, March 2| Puece Niven, oto aot he question was decided in the negative—yeas 73, | * 0 aoe | Feb. 16] Baltimore, J » Ap. 2 ball was reed a third time, | Fab: 4 | Ato; Ambosyee” Abh ¢ hy Mar i Zurich, Johi Jan.15 | Prinee de 4 Mr, Wextworts, moved that the bill, be put on its wa seconded. | Mr. Jones, of Tenne: a not in order ; | point of fact, tho bill-was not engrossed. 2 | "The Srcaxen respectfully said the bili was engrossed. % Mes Jonxs then called for tho reading of the engrossed ithe Mr. Houston, of Alabama, inquired whether it would be in order to move to lay the bill on the table. The Srraxer said it woald. Mr. Houston made that motioa, i | | i | Cleared. Ship Silas Holmes, Berry, New Orleans, Wm Nelton. Ship Minerva, Srowa, Apalachicola, Chamberlaiu & Phelps. Bark Carmelita, Hopki and asked for the yeas ins, Aguadiila and Mayaguez, Buck & and nays. ‘eters. The Srranen requosted as many gentlemen as were Brig Elector, igtoa, NC, Nesmith & Walsh. r of the yeas and nays, to rise. They did so, and rig Geo! Seurges, Clearman & Co. re cries of sit down,” “sit down;” “you'llhave | Scn¢ Heary F ‘oston. ‘ote on the passage ;” and “down, down!" How. | rere ordered. Mr. Speaker, what is the question 7 The Sreaxen—To lay on the table. The Clerk called the reli, and and the result was— | ayes 86, nays 109. So the bili was not laid en the table. | Sehr Jasper, Hamittoa, Bostoa, E &J Herrick. | Schr RM Browa, Frances, Wilmington, NC. deht Victor, Hallett, Bostoa, 8 W Lewis. ish. Behe Whale, Baldwin, South Amboy. Sehr Jao W'dmith, @ MeKee, Hand & Co. | cide SreaKen stated tho question fo bo, shall the bill | Bsht Aeriverer elie cnasssleney (1 MeUronty, Sloop & Ne Mr. Jonxs of Tennessee, called for the reading of the Sloop ‘Glas, ‘Biydenba videnee. (A voice: “Oh, no! don't insist on | Sloop Jas Lam jeary, nee. too mach Scoamer A'ranspoit, Goutu, South Amboy. ir gentlem: the same moment, called for the yeas and nays. were taken, and the bill was, by @ vote of—yeas 110, and nays 91, passed. THE TITLE OF THE B A dozen mombers Srenceealy jomped from their “Mr. rt”? Arr Bark Marcia, Harwood, 21 day: ‘The M has been New Orleans, with flour, ¢ days off the Hook, with strong westerly gales. ‘Brig Tro, tac seats, crying out “Mr Speaker,” weg, to Foster & Wickes Mr. Pavae, of Alabama was recognized by the Chair, | tolasow Pore Mor tik fenteat oF ee are ee and te ropored as an amendment to the tile, e bill Shot Keys, sogke sene katio, com Attakapus for Baltimore — riatio: for works rnal b 8. a is | Manta rithin the St tes.” 7 sAiessgdnpeigsetie ante Haack, Johatoa, days from Savanneh, with cotton, to ‘The previous question was moved and ; 6 9 i the mala quostion ordered to be pat. 1 econteds #24 | Schr Cophoran. Hartshorn, from Murfreesboro, NC, with Mc. Wevrwoars rose to ask a qi would be in order to move to lay Payne on the table? [A voice, ne Srea: response was not heard, so great wa: the confusion revailod. He rapped with his ham- , and reque gentleman in the ajsles to take their ts, The Cuirax read the title of the bi Committee on Commerce, as foll . A Dib mete appropriations for certain harbors ani rivers” Mr. Leaxe proposed a modificatation of the amond. | ment of Mr. Payne. [Cries,“ read it, read it”) ion would ion, whether it t | Bete Althons & Coraeling, Ateherson, Newborn, NC, naval ir. ,, Washingt Sioup Seastors from Westport, pi loop Beaat festport, oil. Sloop Allen, from Westport, oil. Bolle, 24 days from Tampic: Bad Rui ukerot Hatlowell I ship; 2 barks; 1 brig. Mr. Payne, inquired, whether the | be in order. —— The Sreaxen said it would not, the previous question Miscellancous Record. having been ordered. Packer Suir Horrivausn, Buraley, for Liverpool, will sail, The yoas, and pays were ordered, and on Tuesday. The Sreaxen directed Pacner Suir Weitinaton, Chadwiek, for London, will | leave on Wednesday. Rr aee-tk tr: Wedd 0: ttlenih 06 call cha | Suir Evceasiie, which sailed from Glasgow, 8, for Valpe- 7 them yeas | raisd on the 2th ult, is a British vessel, and not the Ellerslie, and nays amid so much confusion. Gentlemen will | ‘apt Wallace odness to take their seats. (And rep, rap, (oo Reeee) Cae PF . the clerk to proceed with the Bara Acons.—A letter Hc" at Benen, dated | Holmes’* fow more names, and suddenly | Pel\cderphin or Boson ettes thas sloop Canton, sods 4a ‘was a pause of at least @ minute. | (Koweno) aad been engaged to the goods sived wo The Sreaxen—When order is restored, the Clerk will | |, where they wouid be delivered co pee respective owners, call. as tar at tho marks cap be designated. The loather is mouly and incessant talking all over the damegad, pat so much blackened that the marks cannot be : le Y Some o} sense aulL in the Vessel, whica hed ‘ne Sreaxen—The Hi will the ess to fall of water si amber of ie ‘Wooled sp louse will have the hold, aad hat the Clerk may hear the anewors to | Soodswere barat ja the hold, and coasi Rext to impossible to get up, and i | Housartsles, anda quanuty of leather. The result was announced | Susthtasteae: thee weucher Kod boon’ oo "tad'Si We cnmas amendment of Mr. Payne tothe title wee rejected Mellel toli-ebvivinrest. ihe. sapere wee teosety iantoantte ‘The veonel was aboat six miles from Holmes's Hole, Scun, Jouw Pour, Longstre t, from New York, in inal 1 eee TE whee ance Newoor News: on the ey . ‘Newport's News, Henrie, oeinalyroported, was thon agroad to, | Ue of he his Wav tas to by ihe ene Creeeney fees the bill lor the vote by which | York bouad to Rienmond, und kad ner balwarks stove, bow- wes passed, Sane House retused to do 40. sprit, jit-bom, head, catwater, &:, extied away, besides be- ‘. wo very bad. Mr. Gawrar moved that when the House adjourn, acm C ,_ of and from Philadel sdjourn to mest on Monday. {Cries ‘of Agreed | phrt'Uvcedts Racharoeds teins 30s ia) aes tet ee Ganerat , memory of the late Commodore William M. Crane, | | of the United States Navy, Chief of the Bureau of Or- | ‘Tux Rawroap Baier ex Free.—About fifteen | inclined plane, with the water from the tanks of the | tunate. Thore was no interruption in the passage of the | res Girard Bank 4: a Lehigh. | hig! 5 ere has been no business of any conse- | 3 hemp 1499 pigs lend 900 ble four was on striking out. tallow Chewteru & sandford—s7 do R H Bardell—36 do The Sreaxer—It is onthe engrossment of the item. | Bueklie—200cks clover sesd 101 bis beef and hams Griswol Pie Het nn 1 | Scots eackn cored Meche ee a yt ou—130 sacks cota J Matthews & co-72 bbls sn; In addition to the items given in yesterday's alos hew 60 $y 4, the following wore, to-day, ordered to be tngrons. | \Ttfe" om pales hemp 10 do cotion 60 sacks o order. ed for athitd reading, viz : Foreign Lm ons. For the improvement of Savannah harbof, and the na- i 1645 logs brazil wood 66 | val anchorage, it Fort Palaski, $50,000. skins 19 do iadigo 1 box mdse 35 & * Forthe improvement of Great Wood harbor, Massa- gad 2 etm} bus radigo Herman Bi — ius'f3 Gales colfes | Uger skis Gosdneck Cae For contiouing the improvement of the navigation of 0 ti &e D Cotheal—310 hides 6 tons Brert wood Go. Schr Roscoe, Over, St Thomas and a market, Nesmith & deo, irom San Jaan Nicaragua, Feb 20, with | Sailed i Silas Holmes, for New Orleans; brig Mobile, for Mo- | Gold ile. anecue beach, Ac-] TO HOTELS, TAVERNS, pet Pea Beas ecto inoraes ty one ir Berdsed, andor Si | A ae are pcimercscriitens | ‘outa o spar of gn or Tecyerd Booed, DAGUERREOTY PE iconyeret SEH andl oquit te five nchoree weneesthe crew? PATENT 188UKD. ag al DAQUERREGT ES, ANTIOTS wr, afemed th to Harwich Vein sadtaten ou board 188 bis flour and bdle | Teather, being the balance of her cargo uot sold—-would leave for Boston first wind. i current, embracing Voightiacader's R of M (0.4 h_ 16th. (by Norfe ost Virgmia,) jen: les used in the Daguerreotype art, “tg Soe ia abont piles, bri 1 Histon, 1 aay SE Te: apote Bs LANGENHEDM, gir pmo eek etre yt re Poet js bound up the bay} ekenn irene tetas: | RING'S CANDY, Eo | James River; Amity, ound to'redericasburg; Frank, bound | OR COUGHS, COLDS imp bales ia , CROUPS, disenses of tne lungs. hi ‘Whalemen. | iS CROUPS, so ta This " OF Osha, Dac, Euphrates, Upham, of md for NBedford, seyouifa remedies fot coutha, du Seton ett aca perchave nase uth original anol | dinero not sated -rdess, of Mystic, 95 wh | Ste oH ak a2) aorepared by Dn Swayne, which 1s the ste Tan ae is San 1 aspera, Date 8's Tia Broadway, commer of ea'by Regier Physician, and fom may ntdee Sept, York, of tdgariown, 124 wh 20 sp bound to 4x7 rtm Tnceracorte Weft Milner, ttention 1 the Fractce of the, Frofeasio site 1 , Colambi: best testimonials of the unparalleled success open thine tay wcumatom LAURENT & BROTHER, Yasuda winter arcs | jgAratNantmeker, 18th, brig Tyleston, Kemetell Beurh At- IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOODS, | Consumption ! atic Ocean 1 barrel speim el, avons af ale Grande, | yy AE eat ene ofrming ar gtmer Cel sing Bae cect, ag , | TD ‘have “jaat ‘received packets "ae | Coxe boos. Liver Co Semerist 08 | Nicholas, ineir nowy fuey going goode commiting af, the | BUN Ene, ccs Howe Pan ithe Bee | een a ieee ei a ben aca gees, | Hchest style Lyous Silk, nich Farle printed Miualinedsines, | Bice Cowstiation irom various exusen, the abuog of oa o- n board the‘t’. at sea, Nov. 1, Joel Robbins, slias cuentas ef che and Geol lees. pad ‘sussre Weawis, | oping Ne ag i ny Be crea 8 | Seto her Ya style end pichusn: wer Kolnave our goods pitttetolambas,at New London arrived on the 16th, not the | 3SP%e'sateaaved: by ai imporation peters, > =] | abe Jgneiro, Jan 7, Romuins, Winters, of end from Sag fttontion to and inspection pt he be Hy, arbor, and wot the at? mt ‘om C-pe Towa, COM, Dec 7, Blackstone, of Myx tic; put into land 2d efficer, ‘Mr Robinson, sick. Foreign Ports: Axstennam, Feb it—Sid, brig Fame Madison, Genoa, ‘HE GENUINE GALVA NIC RINGS iam street. i with tine wrpper, ‘with a yellow label, with | siguate | ‘Antwenr, dist—tid bark Jacob S Wal, Howland, Ma AND “Gen —s14 \ UID. | wor, Keb 15—Sid, Wi Filer, Leghorn, so reported; AGNETIC FL | mat into ra farm tm Shuai NOrtemns, | PEGE EE Figures faceted ead all ehtouicet my tg. | 0 | Topi, MeGrath be NYork ex Anyi bre | nervous diseases. For sale by the groce, dozea or sugle one, | | H at REDUOED PRICES. Sy for do fora long time; did not arr fa N March 3—In port, bark Henry, Kelsey, Gray, | 2 tm" th, from 18. just art; brigs Lucy, 5 tune, repatring, Sarah Burgess, Thoupson, of aud for Bustou, "A.B. & D. SANDS, 79 Fulton corner of Gold. PAPER HANGING. oae: tes ae ber it Pe veg Dey cu Ca ad Ce ee | Feirctehs Rd INES coupotN SYRUP a par the! Therefore, ask for Dr. Cite. hase vo other. OF WILD CHERRY, H. Rie, 198 Acents in New Yoru jes 4 Druggist, ie gone are Co OWERL & BROTHENS, Manufseturers and Importers J Epa 9 gh wey energy he mo | Y Aunt Marte, Blilet ta 91 poe, Ke, EA gritager Hangings, having opened in’ New York city a Wich se tr Hart ait Giana stress Everett so fintaan eet : | toranch ni , reskiya | ota, Mar | Oa “the, attention of the eicisens of New York, and others | Of Beiley.coraer of Fulton enn | wanting goods in therr line, to their naive assortment of | By | PAPER HANGINGS. Borders, ¥1 rd Prints, Curtain 192 BROADWAY moa daca Saat | 'HTR'Bthanegctaed fen te lune ak coy feb Mh, ly loaded, to | A - have receiv’ COKNER OF JOHN STR! . immediately, and’ Gill Up far Bout. ated 4th ahi Magy | pent of Domestic Manalaccres in the citesof New York | ory THOSE WHO SiLAVE THEMSELVES. Fee oe ad. toch Clarendon, easter do’ Sake Goede Were Crosaalies thar cha eae oell picctae rtaeian From the Evening Post. Horatio, Wood, do: 29th, 0 Gtascow, 2istult—Arr ship China, Orleans. (Br) Turnbull, New | for Feb 15—Ship Chas Carroll, Foster, for NOrleans, | Art ships Ambassador, Hadley, for ment of Fr ota chata, Suite for Piladelphae, | Papers for Halla, Ppblic Rooms, Ent Wales, 24—Arr ship Corsair: Adams, for New | . ma, a Rew artic road iron, | _.Papering of Rooms, Rulerbrige Wave, Bates, fm Glousester, (Jan do, about 25th. Tate ach ras i rieR Brian vessel, "FRESCO, ‘The subseribers rps partical Hevorr, ical large assort Papers fo ad ‘wind ‘bo! Sui Is eI | wspdischertings Amexon, Bebsos, tor FS ‘bee i=in pore, brig pith beach -Je'mar, une, “Bark Coquet Tefe'Koog:kong 10 days after, had arr, | | COMME merehancs and ety dealers will fad , , | Tuuse CE WELL & BROTHERS, No. 137 ides i i las! it. tern | sree cele’ yestelttr ‘aliamnocm, and nchored LEECHES! ere. f ; af ia; Match 16-—-8ld, sche Jane, (of Kingston,) Allen, | P22, ABOVE, is prepared from, T and | mm At this season of the greatest | \ | shout | il orm fo a hiladelphia for do. 3 for Baltimore. 1 | of tues of each article have + | ark, Laconjaand Maryleh | tothe facalty end by their Tadicions admixture their effects | Aittmahoue, SA Apgletoas | “plimen Has. H. RING. 192 Broadway. | | Ave aud sailed) eghr Cor Two doors avovethe Uey Hiatal (Alot of Drawers and Shelving for sale as above. ie97 Im*th LEECHES!! the purest artiel recommended as the best and only sure eure of urchased elcewhere. APERS. “Parlors: and ke. Re. , &e. promptly attended to by care- it to their ad- | y, | remaing, probably the Helen and Julia, J 1 y | es Di UBL received, iresh supplies of Swedish, German York” guice tsi cehee Ganeral Warren, oD Perjnas Vovehea:Yor'onis tr moderate prices, © eee hel Ingraham, and Union, Hix, New York; 17th. Fra . cre A KH WITTE, | ter, and tl ft do; teh, brig Annawan, pire, dos qehs £18_1m*r Importers o| s, ast, N.Y. | -e, Hewitt; Metal $ : 3 Leo, Vann Corr Crgat do, RHEUMATISM. Epaartows, March 19—Arr brig dge, Hartman, | Philadelphia, for Portiand; scns Grandes, Grindell, and In | Compound Syrup of the Hydriodate of Potassa crense, Verill, New York, for Boston; Hurd, El for aEaeabal Thormiston; Iile, Wooster, do, for Bastport 2ty—Ix_ por. Pa M Tor Hyannis, te reload part of her cargo, | YELLOW DUCK ROOT. ™ RINGS e VERBENA VING =~ This article, imate tral of it, last fear took ietatly ir Indeed it by ipossibie to manufbetare an PECIMENS those wi w,toat it is i the skin, fragrant to the Sast's densovaccthestion dd ple, aad is sold cheaper than Drocld poste All, Costeald neeeees ramecaa From the New York Gaiette — New "Beep Wns om rience, and we from benefactor friend Jam Aerie ches ed ofa tr nec eed tit is ‘someth ing more.” v7 short, we believe aad \ ura. |X. — 2... ON eens eee on ag, | in the world, . ., Feb 20—In port, | enon ror ce Bi Cream, kine from Belize, Hous for New York, au | BOOKS BOUGHT. | sae Cece ar aes her thied of neve soem) oa Jose Gumi, from 0a for do, Ist b di | PeEsons wishing to dispose of their. Lil eieleti Hes | those pet ‘who have blesome beards, should ‘be Haran, March i¢— Arr soba Volae- Hopkins, Fredericks. | of swall, will always find a ready | Withont it. it has a penetrating way of its own, burg; Le Mary, peat Veg York. Cid 10th, schrs Emeren- | Prices, by addressing afew lines, giving nam mamber, to rardest and roughest so ag to Lend the op Siena Leone, an Brig Oriental, Wilson. ldg for wind: | ¢ jm te Medicka Star Witoces perfecely ossy,, Mr. Bing, :Broedwat aad Mavnrrics, Dee 20—Ship Grotius, Meacom, fm Calcutta for | EXTRAOTS inceirabie Saag aT oe Pen eared Boston, po ig sth, leaky ther wood ends forward; was dis | 2 Ex LOTS mer refat tha orb cgupmion | peditieers, Sth wlt—Ar Austrian bark Danabio, from James | 7 7pyy Pe aR LL Saeed emt te ol | ero the Ba ds re euch —E vas Crean part iver, ‘ ‘beard, | Ato ats, bark Osprey, Ripley, for Leghorn; brig Sun, Ne- | “7, %¢ wholesale and retail, by, anes, 150 Broadway. | S{icle sofening, the beard, and allaying all imitation of the | ineke, uneer. s noyauee, to use the razor. | Home Ports, | Dd rade. emg ieee ithe | Avexanomia, D C, March 18—Sid, brig Dirigo, Tibbets, for co N SUMPTION, CUR ED. borat afr seat OT Peet hc ; cian ion \ cna March 1t--Ar Plana, Howes, But. for 8t John, NB. pt We ,Lcoland Mons, Wald Che ry, Be. for eee es CE KING? | i ; Merryman, : 1 Broadw.y cc Tner joernn, March 20--Below, at aucbor in Nantucket Roads, | L4%e, Hen an be obtained (Grice 7b eonts,)at 19 Joh, street, | ceotot ea Diz Win. H Milnor. schr “Brat,” probably | Bride, fm Thomaston ter New York, | and 77 Ninth Avenue; at the latter place an eppetienoed are | _N.B.—Merchants are parnenlarly to call and ex: pts for aharbor. clara ship Warren, fm Liverpool; | cian is in: \ce togive gratuitous advice from 10 to13 A. amine this je, as NOW prepared, as to quality, quantity, ap- Cee eee te eee A Norimae tks Wereacamcon: | Atm | Posranceand price. Ibcanegt be beat_he, splendid tom ite to, . New 3 4 | . e diet a mg: Nanton, Tolford, diy Elk, Bicketgon, | S! ‘LEECHES ! | Bc. ta exCeeding soy thing of the Lisd before the peblie: i] a ‘7 " 7. ° f; i Lug | di oho, PR; W: > »_ Wilms WNC; | FUST RECKIVED a fresh supply of Sweedish and Smyrna | = S I , itu iy Saal et moras waits | I ince Pernt cane cu «109 BROADWAY. miata Mehat MerRer a Reta |. gy y.c impmenclinmne Ne tgMeetoee, | WHOLESALE AND RETAIL tart B. resident Roads. gus: | ‘at present with his former preteens =" f@ Im*re PERFUMERY ESTABLIS! . jeuds and Rena eile best. 1 \HE, Subseriber returns his thanks to his fri Fea ene erfumery the maxim should prevail, "either t < none,” he earnestly solicits one moment’s attention Li pt a ae eiarForeet the an half a cent the above, barks Turk, Mary! TRUFFLES | Pleton aad Cornelia, stood over x . | | ders Phuladeiphis, : ‘he. Wise) 1h enkpucd cures’ ‘Abainth | they are and have boga eubfocied (othe influence of& hr Kokens, dg ¢ rom brig Acorn. ‘A's t | and Champagne. of the heat brands. ‘lm*r | pea voyage. inde, ber al heeps | orks are not ost ol shape. ‘Two lighters have gone to'ker, ; | Rand's peect nseriment of the bar f ith men, to bailand pampherout ENGRAVERS | offers atts store an sty of ea the two, ad of Lawes, D yuan 1a The brige Guarpe, fom New | gt EEL AND COPPER PLATES, | fu ‘eceording tothe J or i Jabar of'schre samse 17 alleracon MADE fromthe pest materials and the dish equal berber most reepoefally soliets seal from thase ‘he vessels reported at the Bre-kwater ysster- inthe world. Strel from 3 to 5 cents per inch; copper te perehace thet which H.quaninnsaabe day, got underway this mrroing and pi eded up. Nothing | from i Gye Plates Lass jachess C: eg abel eve = eo ane yitant “New Ghorossy Mercy rAt teh Checiam andy, Chartes- | dy for orders at a momeate notice, and aeet rae , slral andro denlers ua tonsa, Bissiegvon Sid Ith, Richmond, Gibbe, New York-— | prose... Men Nebdsetiersuee Work, | Hitacecar chee nares bes eee he Indast Ba ‘ uw Loreen, March IBC Ar ochr J H Francis, Story, trom War ham for Norwich; Triumph, Williams, fin Newport for N York: Ellen, Keeney, fm Norwich for do; sloop Aurora, fm Norwich tor do. PHILapeLraia. SHAV March 2i—Arr bark Joha Welsh, Ames, fm ° . oth 12th Eperienced a HE most ior article now in use, is neatly put up in eee se ccok srucien tiem memmenpee oe} L teal marees eae of charge, ow trial. to all | } ea D8 the Te we eee Tinks runGhsert water | Tesh ene Ol Woniaair: ied etcheny he wind blowing tremendous equails from NW to | __Wholesale and retail. im lO SSE, ace | 7 | | She ie | PU BOM SOA | crt New Yorks Bean Washto Revenge: | EL 'Sonquen ke. ke are tote cfonad at 3, Frances Hallett, Smalley, New - | seriber, E. ROUSSEL, ett, New York. Cldschre Hadassah, Day, 3 ‘Wholesale and retail. Theron, Young, New York. ‘March 19—Sailed sehr Mary Emily, Stepics, TIDENCE, iver, ad CONSULTING Coral, Smith. NYork. Cld | wre Cardenas icon, Case. bisbne Chu Hensler | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Phear 0 : —O h 19—Ar sehr Lenity, Smith, NYork. 6id, FFICE— sch Flor el lar et} estan ts he a. Watt, Liv, | paO,2,NORTON STREET, ALBANY) N.Y | sid: Br bare Hampton, Graham, Liv’, 2 | Norton street, Albany, N. Othe howte twos ¢ Mesa | . Ttomastox, March 13—Below, sehr Susan Ludwig, Cox, | 19 P. M. from. mond, Ve, for Bath. gia = par Fouatain, Kelle- | Meoscag, sorcn—= he t if aN phtaneaoy he ran, Notfola; 10 of UF, Dow, New York. | kee oes ang al ie "aie. aaa and Sargreal Journal. wr Last Night RESIDENCE By — Southern Mail. AT STANWIX HALL, ALBARY, NY | Home Ports. ‘ . “4 te lad THE BOSTON WITH T! Marel Martin L Smith, Wilson | mete cane iene Cove ag ALON’ i tambon, Nov C HAIR DYE, | id dye, whi vodfrey, ton, Alexandra ‘New York; brigs New Urleans; Dyed ie Ave iminates ‘at th ig five mina e bottle $t. TARKANT’S COMPUUN EXTRACT OF CU | % the f merchants, persis bration ted. ‘The standing of thie Wine price than that ofthe Best brands, a | price 0 best . & CO. | ean FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Rey oe isin and private gentlemen z int?+s country, and at no ‘And ‘One sd i be in | _mltistf re ‘Vcr dmvargh Speci, is now oil the rage, sad why Ot; and cause it cares orrhesa, Gleets, ke. so much more Pi peed | other remedy, parueularly | by R. wer, M.D. To every, Person of sound b4 pile arealaaad alpetions have Taleae It is not like aed Boas which wi Une rong: eat are ee eercerioc Of a rulariy educated pry. | 4 (ally poraneded that the huge, importance of Uh “TicaSi, Agents, lagervol vine 4 ‘will present itself so. forcibly, vs pt ses Wats Mo hat it must command respect. Were minds, com m7 Im*r lly end by over \ ‘we are we nist. at the Beacon The QUARTEKL are, Ee] For sale by Burgess, Stringer & BEACON dhed'oy G. Vale. Contents—Spirtt of woen: | 9.684 Browway, corner of Ana nrect, bY whem the trade Swedenborgism, wih she History of ius Founder; Time, wi wal be ied. in the conntry, by enclosing 8 phe ancuest device for rmegarng sty tbe Thre Inpodtry | Fd, wile eulieg with fo comer mn bindiae. Yon from the ‘(Cardy Ephomeris of the Planets, for the year 1846. | *#%,0n the book, to any al 5 in Tore. { | } rend ener ot Liberal Works. |" Ri tw wodvre RS—FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. ae Beas ‘ite the attention of country mer- DB, CPLLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABL’ HE 8U Dies domesie oe enti fra ia ie vay Torment prices for cau they are here: | cured ne few dat the scslahmeut ia the city. The muoltmeat comprises every style | eet, ( Lamp Siore,) a8 | and qamity, from $2 t0 $25 per thousand. | Drug btores corner of | KEN rH & LAVERTY, 511 Broadway, near Spri mri3 Imre . Wholesale Segar Emporium, 108 Wallst. treet; Bowery, ot eet Oil at $i agall; | street; jouston street; ivision, eee Se Oi, cmt are rele oC Syerm | see: 16 Drinon, corner of Welker eon Na 8 Divito Pend igs SS One Pe Uive eal ‘hd enaeing thepahore vefare ‘Adams and Fulton stas; Brooklyn. Price 81.206 tem. Renita hoy ewEd 250 Greenwich st, cor. Murray, and 428 Greenwich cor meld im MPH COMP! | oe TOT iC IN GENERAL—The sub- , For sale by MOORE & CO., | Neuve fa elaine Nab lets it aow brepredte | ARR streat tnd Ellie, 173) DIVISION | cerpagiagst errs UG coats pot Yards, Bravoats 8 cents pet for $5. Philadelphia, Tuttle, 66 South ‘aole Covers and Shawls 2B | ik Ue Oa ah | Ry tema cash. a t mitre GRATIS. ROUSSEL’S UNRIVALLED PREMIUM ING CREAM THE CHOICEST. PREMIUM zagerats GEN, SIR GEORGE COOK «, M.D. LL.D. | A NEW, AND In VALUABLE DISCOVERY. be | ZR tiga insta, ve ¢ hair or whisnets toa beantiful brown or black, with ANY. COPAIBA is particularly recommended as peedy ent efieieat remedy for all sexual diseases. oe Wecatee. |. 8V0 Fa econ) Meadze form, which chai ol taking ring sts. Tne stock is | red of producing sickuess or nansea; it hes and shaded | Rota wiciecdnesd Geel be te : Et Zeorawood Bird’ A | Yo and Black Welut Logs, Bourds, Fak ‘Joint, te. "JAMES T PARRANT, Drage a, Ke. sibs chy eal of famber, we ee ‘Alea, by ++) iy & Te ‘Mob ahaa sh aichen, | hogany yar eit fe yw ROM Carey, THORN CHAMPAIGNE. ark ; W. 8. Reese, ‘Gitawn Washiogtons, McCloud & Wheaton, 8 ORDINARY WO} | ae ete the Yon of every ee We “PHYSIOLOGY HE MAGIC MIXTURE —Dr. Hope's Magic ce i ae Lene { thi permeate NO MEROURY OR COPAIVA. HASTINGS’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. THE TRIU: LET PS ; i ims lor of | out - D BEBS, mri2 im?r est praise. se. edi REMEDY, ; apeih Maefararer end Import of Foner on FOR THE PILES, . Dd UPHAW’S aah tart OI iote roal remedy, isa ing or bind. 'Sold st No. It and by the propri Feito ausey No # sions, ievor, & ‘arly edueated phy of twee to an offices practice, rim 4 chronic diseases are successfully treated. a doors above Bpriag street. Also, i siee Teale ey pig Rete ret &EADTHEFOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS oottien Hedicine and ey MEDICAL ADVIGS PRIV, ISEASES. crummotlinty pt the potested so take spel 1 ‘of thove dis oases, fame yasy be tins avoided,’ One Sima cure guaranteed, ELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, - peony oo eure of Ghat fa Fre Toe. need Oy" thelr the np, “Tey elect « eure te, reel shorer Ey thervomich.or 6 om ‘baniness.” Price 91 Der box: CON! STIFU TUB. vEpLuTY CURED. and T Mederss fGidently, enves y a or sew of Say Hae ia | ameter Bt ek pg f ball» dove 461 erat RICO) AL’ ‘TIVE MIXTURE. Ly Phare ar seperentty of the Concentrated I og stad Samet ts alse for enle @ . eT eT TT eT wee Te eo STI Bee TAS"S 9eR