The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1846, Page 3

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F., and the order in teen th vied to attend the funeral thie (Wriday) srs rrp mi Ik. fi late residence, No. 404 Pearl etri t, HE TREASURER of the Fire Department Fund, wi ch Tle sure, sno wiages the ece'pt of five hind: doitare, by the hands of Wan B" Astor, Bq. beluga do fiom John Jacob Astor, Evq. to the. widnw an the de JOHN 8. GILES, ‘Tressw Tn ack pment the absye dowstien, the ‘Piecurare te half of the Department, tende's or for the generous fe ie Cu x Srramocinas fe x fect the property ie ci 4 vig the aim distraed wi dow. an ject of iment. duty we owe worthy in edi DA MX, ‘hore’ oe eye ot dae who 1 the ben ns the “iecriate widow ate theire—to bem’ are due the orphau’s jatitude. a3 itrh TH he % Y Pegevroos ae of the hears Rien are ron April sd. Bi ortega ind ae CYRUS SHAY. Regord is devoted to the Brate Finsnces, Raitroad. an west ea or Ort PAINTING. ity jason Ee to receive re rBe et re from that eit Messrs, ante ieee New York, are the saghorined ageuis of this peper in that ely, fer the reception of advert: ments. and the collec:ion of moneys due thersfor.- —thaltitre Riericen, ‘New York Agency—Mossrs. Mason & Tutt tisar, New York, arcauthorised fo tecetv yer'ieemenes for the Ci Tor the samme —| ‘Messrs Ma agentscf this es " city for the recepti-n of advert the eo! ys due ther-for. ‘Necsts Mason & Tuttle, New York, sre "TO, LEND, 00 Bond ead Mortenge, for a term of good prodnetive real estate ia t or srooklyn. ghor. Wall street Saturday, 4:h inst. at 18 o'clock, at which ti othe ship will sail. Letter bags will eloseat the usual pisce, o’e cek. P ty titi shier will pisses hive thalt permiwron Gemrket | co vie linmeditely. foods cee mana HATS—SPRING STYLE sain what oto Wal arent Al goods | Orb. CORNE PINE AND NASSAU STREETS— Be Pattern, waiting euch | ha in ve days rar be Pe CO. O58 South wt. LE ote Bi fom L, verpeet. gee disch rging wa- forth Coasignees | msl sop eneral order, at pier No. wile esse attrud to the receint of their » tor atreat wharf, N. nen Ww alatachs reatne ct naicgniteincasnety grads teen aaire aa ithe NOTICE. Vevern, Boeenood Mat brawood ‘Bids MR,9: PELE AT il pipe ‘send his permis on sees | sod Biacx Walaa Waar Loe. Boards, Fit Ship Liverpool, over arree., er) Ac. ania general eseortment ‘kart ai m one case of books eats US G. os without ie Se | 4 afior | Ww YORK Naw uday, Avril aetna. M., will lea wie 30 A. Se, er A SITUATION by mania Tholes, Je of retail gre or dry goods rept aus wegse or of be ferences. ‘Address 8, wer post office. COaUHMA! MAN of steady end trinpe ate habits is d-siroys of ob- a d consides ‘asi uation ar Co-climen. He has hs. TION “wis N TED, hoelth SITUA t Nurse hy ate y young wo- Ae Ane ives brows of wile” Apply at 58 Mulberry atiert al 2 end*s T-Pouble Acloo=A Borgcim Piano Wanted—A ve | Pat eellrntd uble setion Ht Fp tt partect ender. with g box, Ke wil Le sold for half ite cost, at Hanley's, 8 FO« SALE, yicat wat, nopiy, rew. Also, a strong beilt Byrouehe, * shaft and pole, a a3 donde set of harness tien fat bay mare, sound and ki d, and trots @ ee mint HHL LS AACSON, 19 Bokmrn st. “Tho Long Island Insurance Oo. 200,000 Dollars. at aa rere staert, Brooxtye. mo with pansy! a! cape h they haw: limiti iP thet fi whieh a the company acity 'y their Aa ee 2 ia oe AMAT President. C. FE HNN a3 Y ai oe mar ener: sit he diverted "The Comp nv take spr cial care to New Yorn, of all expiratinns of polie a3 2nis*r fa ‘or pr perpey by it ash which aid tion to the er paturs, As com) will be fom d io avi PH OTICE, to the Sick and Affect d at 195 ad wey 4 tira Accoucheut. M-dveine.& bs BAL OWI s,P Th the med eal prof: asian, ow és 4 with # or years of m dinery sHeceon, a Reale 4, Ir dend, nd Ge pre ytical kat ee ‘combined wi mos’ celebra’ of varios mm # know levis of hil which bat | few ais rent taass of pretender e 4 may be cousmited by ladies, ge Dente " *Y Yael tue le tomically; HOt Maow ny the Os temontes and fat th yi ais 8 old not i jon, whi tobe antral by the re ce oug tt: orted to, who or Legislature should mpederan company of an ah i Privilagte ot in: yes SUBSCRIBERS pawn: "aie tarp Fishes: of all cloraud ‘aualluies, v. CAILLKUX, f FILS BOLELIAO & CO., Rev. E. Tucker, Mr. let inst., after a 1 nd wife of Charles @ igen! | Sons of i Simei alao th a adh 1e pig the help’ ess or- ce thelr jaarters, Cali! rein Asli, a West Broadway, ‘his (ia AAR 8s SPE OMAN, 1 Sprace st. iy Sean: _ Id office. se I gi patente RR | japadas. ency business in this city, and rely, we trust our mer- ing those who do not k, are the agents of onr nts that ‘may be desired for us mcinnati Gaxette, and te collect the bills ‘ Tele New Jeet, ore the ‘ puathariond iu that city, for the reeeptios of adveris the ebllection of wroneys due theteha=t Wine: | of pa al RS Tattle, New York, aré-our agents in that | erent to re- wadvrrurcoaapie aca coltomvigtions. Soy the Marcas, tal Weclisct wessuntee orderepmertObelanca Merry. ‘A's howt of others, which cas be seu at the ay on and it will be | 8. BR OAD, ut pporite | ply s m*re ET 8 IF ROSCIUS, for L = ers by shi shipeitl plese be ee Voard af Oricane wharf foot of fan take Cahe iiottoe, tin bere of = | asim | | wae { Sunt |LE for trimming hita, cape, b ‘A good Piano Forte would be taken jn part payment. ie Groser and | 60 Greenwieh st. cor. Marry eal SSG a risks on bui. ,, machinery, mer perty cenerally, ow their usual favorable | ny passed through the two greatest Qe oecurred in the coaney they e # looses Ny ye Hao shades of sy be said the ouly preparation Tet. ory ree heen be rele! ou; and in ly bag + rece! eves te that of wens? Fi ster RGE essortment of China Grass Fis simon and Trout Si'k Worm Gutt, to suit eaty or coun- ary erccie | i tackle will be siti, srrer of Cr al im" FURNITURE PLUSH, allm*r rt 33 Pearl eee ION O} 'ARTNE, E. the aubrey bs day di part Ws iy mutual consent, sash 4 haraclors dee eats BURRELL, J. iia al S*r jurrell, 271 New York, ra 1, 1846. ME GOLDSCHMIDT OPER Se Siig sao; 389 Broadway, uer Dunne s reet, up stairs, Wednesday, April st, | | M rich Pu eens aaa a4 sSuurbeag SO oneT Sami } EN = Gua fie es al imtre ety: jotel, up ~~~ HAVANA & BEGARS LOT of old imported 8:GARS, mild, and ve flavor, for sal abargaia, by the theacand 9 lo BOC Rive satisfaction. N OLD ESTABLISHED A OOK STORE for sale, in one of th Ppt: a be told 9a poapmeranek A Sy terms, with advantages. eat low dress A o Ad W. SMES & CO, paving removed to 91 Ma ane, + gifer largo aug weil storied stock of Hardware, Cat? iery, Gans and Gun Materials. b aoa, tremely low priges tor eath or approved pepee. fer 1aithe no pene ripen card oF #abec hovrarpmet teamapy eco beeae re, we tous pretended agenesse fa thus ci ford rata eden. ders the tion o| aoe aoe at thi aad against impos'tion. Th og a hereto manne wish to mr business with rent ye tally invited to hand hang i be, theks orders at a “Trivune Baildines. | 7pHe He COPARTNERSHIP eeehsees| * ngeete the | t Tie oot otc DONE TUNA and he said fi Mf ysgbos dase the tase fe apt tds SAMES CURICAN. der the frm of COON & C ith mut een t a et aldttre BIGELOW’S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS. PROF Ficebbarg, Keone, Greentield, Brattleboro, Windsor, | ands Woodsigek, lier, and Burlington, Vt., and the Ca: | Bic Syrup—~ “AM Packages, Parcels and tsines any fn abore | 1» any Pery of e on i Sr Bam and Vermont, will be fachfall ded to if to the N.B.—Be sure to mark sare of "Bieslowy BLL'S WASHINGTON, HOUSE, 223 Chestnut 8 PHILADELPHI \ced—Warm and ments, Fens ee and een rae poh an ‘every complete. MANSION HOUSE, wpe ASABE i ata bony -y _ the shore Gome pee te oe es patronage. arf 8 opm no OE, | mré 3r*re Formerly of the U- 8. PEE CENT UNDER iy OF IMPORTATION. EZEE HO) Bopeare onnitath penn te g annouiees to the P ct ai it selection sees ane ‘tT MANUFACTORY 5 No. 61 MAIDEN LANE, (UP STARS) MADE TO ORDER. HE SUBSCHIBER ofr to the Pass a method © | Tee rly Ngee eye oral couiplete ft; ss 20 pains have bean spared to res the best f fom patteru shi business, the oped ia earbled tp tis a Ss aces i a ae ae style, W read} cance ! }, are no! 'y | ai, Br ce eas rae nt RO wae OGANY, ROSEWUOD, ZEBRAWOOD, &c. IN ee ee ee WIR BAtiec {'N-. Cousiga please a | BLES age Cv, No, 68 "ies |g 2RS IN’ WOOLLENS. =o & CO, West si Re-fisish H. » at a re ont strest ers Clothe, ewnpel oii f fox the ignprovement He lofers to Mesars. Woleott SB Siabe, 6 6 Bn ise stress: Villian Z| Chapebeeact aoa Rate left. al Im’ OR. HULL’S TRUBS AND AB: | Terratec a Seek ooe, | esey street, Astor House, A female in attendance jae’ Aanartra ey! mi in*m TASSELS, ile, cloaks, SF ahr RM Ol AND CANDLES. SPE. ¥i CRELLENT Wir Bleached 8 Oil at $1 | Xe tor perm Oil at $1 ae | a Bleached Solar se based, ts; & prime id. ies, be mri im®re | % oflce TO THE FUR ato I ae Fhe oab- IN Seriver, a ise, is now Clean Carpets ot every jencipcion, ors hee a i cents per yi enets OG AB: ont ee garam OX, | yard; Hearth ole Ue ‘leaned, from 35 {255 tay Dress ye aed sr waihttrg" he cee | oy Terma ent nit Toners, | TO COUNTRY eth DKUGGISTS, BY THE FOUND OR | Hos NEW WESTER! Potssh. Oil Pep White Wax, Hal Soda, Coane, Costor Oil, Caraway Seed, d Liquorice, | German Cologne, ou Kars, Rass assortment o all of the first qualit by Eky & ANDERSON, D "apt im®th ‘0 Falto 1, comer W ster, am Ans. CARROLL'S M MEDICATED My BATAS, No. 18 Falton street, | Sotho are ce th: Bt. Paal’ ’s chart h. 7 0 perso anced with coughs. colds or @. and are far more effectual th: common hot’ Danides bottg daligntfal, snd assist: fee nearest Chis bocson, when shea ouishes us To, clganee GERMAN SILVER. JAMES G M FKET, No. 121 Prince street, 21 block weet of 8 rik cometary arian or domenie wb ew ier. ree Al areata amit Redefine roprietors to the public, rht the #1 he damag: aNCORIE AND LOTBING and Famitw ot Segond Head high xt | price given for oll iinds of aN Alina thr meh the Pout Offon wil'ee panne to, Coustnt'von season: new and recand hand Clo hea for ran mi LONG BREED UANA R HASELETT’S entire Breeding Sto rion caster ‘Terriers for sale BB iheticsoot tat house ent of Third avenue. "mM reserves by consists iets ver preety te oul 4 also, alotect ap in glass cases, TION TO T PU T.THE é APOLLO R Koos. 3 ed ¢ Broad wa: shing, cautioning the puolic again ' hice ona Teee ten, Jots that will enable ne fg vaste: cal POF | Fessouable I} be. st or hol ders, mee pa ae TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE. ASS: WATCHE mri Day, wietpalee, ‘at thi custion rooms | and embossed suitable for cabinet, | ale deus of he heart ate elaine ry: consigamet from { wid at French walking es testion hats, 1000 gross imbles, 1000 nto | aise, Bankers’ cases, Russia l-ather apd morocco writ! and rebrawood writing desks, Sey 4 German silver poncil cases, penholders, | card baskets, Chinese card wood aud shell do, ea Seed/e’ books, eases, rosewood. mahogapy aieee cured Mr Temoving weg rE botes and dyersing cases. rr Bore 0 contr~Becond tad Third ‘Tiers, % ets.; | fal peat boot Will rise at 7. GREENWICH “PHEA’ TRE, Corner of VARICK & CHARLTON STREETS | i & NG MY US. 2 a eee m28o ea rane eoatinence urine back and side tra ing drilled eyed needles, milliners’ and case, containing upwards of 100 bot perfacier Soren a ‘ervam, &e. with which the sae | i Pages a both ay ebm PBheyted So removed ation fer fotule ipeno 4 meee 1s removed order of the executors | TOM Wann RATER’ that in serordance meansdcent establuhment " Brida Evening, April on which occasion will b creed Sha a RUMEG AND jon reduc 4 Dleerat d dices of te year’ 1 To = A of testis | 2 Operations for phymoasis ere di Braid itl sell, on 1, extensor Jeoprius pe The rale of Sis house \s to return the weer tt if the | } Operation for dro b ‘mahoga- and teatables, # magi bed. ittreases, 4 Pistos of Rienpent bone re- Po bn yes seer a5 va the Remeon. to petwean 4 and 5, in the a ‘This watitation is jected with any other i= dusei CC® Baer WICK M. awe Snraeon and Physi K’S WE UP ie itt . ft this PE Ane’r. 2 Stistra HAKDWaAKt, CUILERY UNS. i Goods— if Sire gn Frere f | i CHENC PULMONIC Ape at the Sales Room, No. porter selling on account of dissolution Ce capenanetion rad seyret consist ng ia part of tooth pit such as cologne HAS CURED ME. READ! READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTIFI- CATE OF RICHARD L. COX, A MAN OF HIGH STANDING IN NEW JERSEY. NV THE 3d day of Mi Breslty 8, ove of tbe A iy appe: ut} ipyere open at 634 o’elock—Curtain eo ‘office open age from fog AM. rr ines at 7 o’elock pre- . to 3 o'clock P.M., when |, or tickets parchased isapprebension, the subseri- bey, ee ny furthe i eas og ah ean othe ale H. iu graisate « ¥. OR SHIRLEY, An iva their personal attention 1 Faraicare at the resi = A.D. 1015, before me th pet the city of Philade' Cox, a cit'ten of oe SANDS, LENT pid ae PROPRIETORS, Novelty ! ! 0! e Gs Leif deelini Hy Pears ‘ist mht ath a | eee move to the ose speci seh On eg een Event Fifth appearance, ee Mr. in ‘as Sei Belence, by the calgheaed ‘om Spriai alo, of the celebrated Lagi desk athing was :hort and Wrelons aud ya Neuse exci a to opel eget: for it was with the the e bed ta ann neler tay A “at Me Tate ing Fashion —-1846, | es . Se SeaReTS |p i 0 cn ether with a full aad pan performance of horseman- Y AFTERNOON will be given an for the {Pcommodation of juveuiles and Doors open at perornce to commence at half past 7. USK. Nga ttt Paecad Biss emia ike Byrep, The he had. om ROBE HILL STABLES, 24th Sprect and A fora‘ at above SaitH Lag oy SE ORN iE. FRESH INV IOE ota lelightfal Cham ii pelopern) store to mich ah Srl of thant t Ak Sase Scene, ‘an rice than that nich. ry sas ts i the Musics! Sti Be mel. dice: ‘inkapergenssoutay ny in chia comntry, and at no higher C LIVINGSTON | & CO., o'clock. Admittanre % | | eainety through our country, AL NATIONAL Hearse Chestnut Street, ‘Philade! rygten ae re CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES HE Patecribers hve no hesitation in saying to th id ighboring cities, its parnibcont cote le W SH. in the Bene, bre New Jersey, about Eee Yerk, and possess every frailty des at the leust expense. OF chea Ea ine Sy rey giving thema Che ene fats SHEFFIELD HARDWARE, T Manafacturers’ y Erices, offered for « commission on the WI y have e mavufarto: B mites from the city of re and them ss'a towsehrp officer as ‘well fe in ordcr Co fh the Seas ad hig tai one cruplaed, and eed to be in a perfect! y soned alent we 5 ds pe! May, i845, eel gigedl unahee ey 5 at an} : a ate pronoun’ 1 door Noon fee corner of ‘of Fashion ol sire oa be Paley, te rendew the | us 8 cisae fe and unoean losin, pane most gorg pous, thle neatre Roya Deve Lass | and of his opinion why this government ought not 1000 75, cant steel Files, Brown end Fia- | Sthorities, produ surfed, ‘i eae style af Kastera frond grand Car of Get ty ous Caner cn her sone st Aaa fea: oo peat nioen past est bi: Poy om: " ishanent Inanver before « dint strongest, jon eye witnesses toone ite = sretpedor in this section of the country, ~ | Bee, Fibs seem” denn feege Jt 250 dozen thers’ Braces a Bion se aats BARTON Ter a Gics, from %. i Pia tat, up stairs. N. NT NEWS to V6 _ew ies having pa sod bring u's vom er RK 8. MUSIC SOCIETY—Mrs. IN Mises i NORTHAGL Mr FR BERS aished et will apperar Masuror, N, J, May 8th, 1845. Mr. J. H. “ics Pte an daty, an rae oh ty oy Ly | Mesitons New J-rsev. on Feday “Evening, April 3d, | Charsew Tong experience and knowledge of the | Antipater—Troconsal of Ephesus Treas and also bis frieudly iatimacy | Hi cele’ | Meriva x= Bshos of Ephesus, "a3; eit Finlay, juion street, Glasgow. surance that your Syrup was it: am ia ly yours, a bees to refer a a Ensena a | ‘Co. 373 Broadway ; Hutchings, HE FRENCH AND SPANIGH 2° Fourth st, cor Wooster: Eventt, 96 ; i Bas comer Buith ‘and Dean sts, Brootly Bookman does not sell my ori- | imopie gle Bree, sede rae ceo FUME BATH. mm ae Ace rms tae im Graal tt. FP SR OE CHEAPEST AND Fenn mans IN Academy, 9 ‘BisTO John strest. aise ¥ th Grate of een, Dayar Ee | Wiese the small charge of rr Ma. Barstow, Finishing aantexs to ALL, old or Young, toi | EXPEDITiovs and ere gte 3 ‘style Ch hi ELVE RASY LESSONG ¥ Fou Seer: Erixo and Bont Hanp taught . B.—Private lessons given. Wamilies Yi ear e NOTICE. “ veils, Went Punt, Newb thy Foaghkcersioe” Abipe! beck, Red jeand Kind Peete Orrice ky? THE ae > mage rae March 21, rect Mesic ston Sax 5 b, Joist, he. ke. Bowery, che A the ae of the ATIONAL ACADEMY O} DESIGN: — WENTY ry WIS ANNUAL EXHIBITION—The hang: | in on Monday, the 6th inutane. te must necessarily run the poh plass ss oun ‘be aigsod’ these JNO. G. CHAPMAN, Sec. POPULAR ORATORY, er's Lee pete Friday evening, April aay at ie So ing Master, promises and ova- impart « SaarTwrex, Faas By cates oh cree ASTOR HOUSE Levi a 1 Vosencnee Fig uBLAG ecapia ae street; hare order ay rs | Protecct W | of tends) tae he wat are tive of the fndividualich of remarkable baths . eaeil i ma at ie Poke’ Cald- | parted Amegican 0: Orators, aiversified with ne eT RAL IMPORTANT 30 To EMIGRANTS ¢ GOING w wast. | not fas ean to inform their friends Poughkeepsies’ Hyae | ita wit glock FM Hest ea MUSIC FOR PARTIES. hades, pietures, | Were, i A’ YNawD, miSim*ma 67 Maiden lane, corner of Witli m st. ty vanett lulormee rtheir he elias a time th the canal canal Pe: son, therefore, Pty cae Jersey Neto he Casal wil will Dover on the 3d, ane o6 Pereroon on tne i ‘Newark on the 6th day of snia yrder of the Canal Tig fF acraen ca Cashier. N THE ae eu, > Lady ‘ thorough know {edge of the eclee, eae 18 Boe aS. Dae notte paint’ LOOKING GLASS Nite hg INE & OSTHEIMER, I 3 ‘York tall sooner Just Lang A ri. Alo, oulet i Sie Fits fom No, 6 Boad 1 near the cet the Guitar, I eagiag lew Yorke City, with mur ignen bet arree falling system. Rnthe inna HOPSL, Heese a a a inf rohan tad the | . crue tine be We nae 4 pened the abov WLE HU! UST PUBLISHED—The “* !d'e Hour Book, ” containing th 600 engravings—price only 37 1, for 1847. five im number, will be ie and “oe CLOT th fae pred the Geaeral a Frieer JACOB, VAN- orn Wi and customers, while | sthsonat fein and boy ling he ea,” in oan Th ames stre Vite the 0 ¢ aria ofthe varvan Linde of Childe . Primers, Xe., toge her with ‘anche market, te kinds TURNEN ke FISHER: 1% Chathamat._ | % peas ‘ts tod “WARTELUE & HOLD! monet relishes Cho hops, 8 Steaks, Welsh Wap penagere 7 Maiden cme aN a S.C > ACTURES and Importe: i, Be wa oe come aa Faglish Chine Diowse Beis ialen eee net eee pobese' this article, ERY SUCERIOR, recowed per late arti. a variety of choice and pentetions, all made of the | vals from Havane, Rien well knows, bran, pet ye peer at 8 Newt ich, Cl = lace ia broad her reacn echt ideo. NO. Z| He WE! paleo sap pi ‘Wire Window Shades, Whol these ena MM at Sadented prices, the terms will be eash oul fy at the th Of purchasing. Positively ouly ove price. nee Ty YORUM AIFICIAL FLOWERS. CIAL FLOWERS. focal Arita Flower | ~ctur@, has not receiv: fire ot i. vi m street, as the orien thick will eri] at wee athoa: hotel keepers are raph ELLS, Jr., 198 Front stre J, SEGARS AND BASS. Tae No. oh coat ‘up stairs, offers Bears, selec sTapens ie, bales valent irietly ‘ae pees? . MOELKNER begs lea el indury by, the lt 5 fi iene ae WINDOW SHADE! OS,MONDAY NEXT: (OF Po. 58 Chathai far hoa. One door from the corner of Chambers, 8 “NOTICE. ofths Astor House Fesnectfully auno ise where, a ime AN & ‘STR TSON. for pid Mowat rere their own wSterat br | 5 096" Kionda, alt aes, 150.00 fapersnes, Wi cera ceanende pba Anetner tats, | nining, phony themsel hy ey ey re eae Rae Tustin, Journal of yesterday. New Vork, Feb. Tth. 1946. EE DLE-WORK not NRT. Livi, rade and nave seat ‘et mi Be taal For ral —~SEGARS—FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. — 1H sido Javite the ce of eount = pero ma oa 1Ve Pees eH raraitblog tse imore otive egings, to be | cn evet. wo aura rat eaneee a | Seasons neers ben Be Balsimore, March 13, 1646. ence to bata o novelty } . Bere A GRIEVE. Sion en Sey | OO Cae aye oe eR ies LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. ——s | Ml GHLY INTERESTING PROM WASHINGTON: “~¢ee3 of tho Oregon Debate. “2¢CH OF THR sPE. HON. MR. ENTON, FOR FORTY-NINE. Wasurvatox, Aprfi 1, 1840, Another rupture in the Senate. Colonel Beaton and Mr. Hannegan have parted company. Colonei Beaton, ia “‘ vindicating tho intelligence” of the Se- nate to-day, took oecasion to set General Cass right | with regard to the treaty of Utrecht, of 1718. The | General declared yesterday,that if it could be estab- lished that the treaty of Utrecht gave any authority for the extension of 49 weat of the Rocky mouatains, | he would abandon his position on 54 4), and come | dowa to49. Col Benton, for the “vindication of the intelligence” of the Senate, took up the challenge. ne pelea the task of establishing the tact, saiglid tty clearly, demanding the surrender of Gen Cabetc the 49 men, as a prisoner of war, on his parole of honor ; after which Mr. Haanegan came down like an avalanche y sg Col. Beaton, for the | particulars of wich woe reter ae more we La port. Gen. Cass was not or we expec! there would have been aa indeed. Wasuineton, Apni 1, 1846. Many were taken by surprise on Monday last, by the attempt of Mr. Webster to postpone the further consideration of the debate on the Oregon resolu- tiona, to a period of one month from that day. Per- sonsin all parts of the Senate chamber wondered | what wag inthe wind, and very naturally enquir- | ed the reason for this new movement on the part o | the honorable Senator from Massachusetts. To thef questions, what is this for? what does it mean % nothing positive or certain could be replied; so that the inquisitive mind of the multitude was at fault as to the real cause of the proposition. Before, how- ever, [ attempt a solution of the difficulty, it will be proper for me to observe that Mr. Webster made ita very strong point in his argument upon the motion to postpone, that he could not see how this goverameat could refuse to accept the terms ‘aid down in its own offer to the British Government in 1826, if they should return it upon us as the basis of compromise on the part of tne British government. That propo- | sition was the 49th parallel, with th free navigatron of the Columbia river. ‘As to the 49th parallel, Me. ‘Webster said on Monday that Eagland could not expect any territory south ot that line, yet heis robably willing to permit her the use of the river for the purposes of trade and commerce to that por- tion of the British territory, north of the 49th paral- Jal, just a few miles north of Ciark’s river, extead- | ing, 1n a semicircular form, to Flat Bow Lake, and thence south to the 49th parallel again. This point at Fiat Bow Lake,would be the princ.pal entrepot for every article of British produce in the Kootanie country, from whence it would be brought down | the Columbia river to the Pacific, and thenoe to every place in that sea. I do aot propose here to | show’ what the evils of this concession would b> if ‘The Pro, airs | granted to the British government, but to lay dowa p> | a sort of chart for your readera, from which they orite Soemt, sr tie | may ace the advantages arising toatoreign govern- mi | ment, leaving only about thirty miles of river as ‘o | their boundary on the northern side of our territory, ; and which would be of no use to them unless wo rmit them to navigate the entire stream to its a distance A near four hundred miles inland from nthe mouth of the Colum- bia river. To form some idea of the nature of a | grant of this kind, it 1s only necessary to consider what would be our condition if Eagland had the night of vy es the Mississippi river; or what would be the benefitsto uy, if she gave us aa outlet from the lakes to the sea,down the St. Lawrence ri- | ver. These are points involved in the proposition ot 1826, which it behooves the American people to consider well before they either offer or accept Having now reviewed Mr. Webster’s remarks on this particular point, in his brief speech of Monday jase; Looms at once to a fact which may throw | pid fight upon his motives for making the propo- sition to postpone the discussion for a month longer, | to refuse 1ts own offer of compromiss made in 1826, | if returned upon it now by the Brith government. It is afact that Mr. Webster hus addressed a letter i= | to Lord Aberdeen, which he mailed on Sunday aa | | = a eae Sees which is su ed to be to juce his lordship to have our offer of 1826 sent | beck to us by the British government. Indepen- ‘3 | dently of any direct proof that such are its con- al tents, the inference which | have drawn from his | efforts to postpone the discussion on this :mportant | subject for one month, and his foregone conclusion that we ought to accept of the proposition of ont in connexion with it, 18 so natural and fair, that | have not a dolibt upon my mind but that the ‘honor- | able Senator from Massachusetts has volunteered his: good offices with influential members of the British House of Lords, to have the difficulty settled | upon that basis. Well, by the time we get an an- swer to Mr. Ha’ 7 pekee 'a—or rather, perhaps, to the joint letter of Mr. Walker, Mr. Haywood and Mr. ; Polk, to Mr. McLane, aiid the one to this more re- cent epistle of Mr. Webster—things may assume a aa ligrrons and Frail of more peaceful shay apes and the Eaglish government be induced, from the solicitations ot eminent Ame- | riean stateemen, to agree to a settlement of it in accordance with the views thrown out in those pri- vate letters. it the country caa only have a little af patience, they may have more weight with the Eag- eh ministry thao all the diplomatic correspon- | dence that has passed between or. Pakenham and | Mr. Buchanan. The speech of Senator Cass yesterday, was a most able, argumentative and convincing effort in favor of our rights to the whole of Oregon up to 54 40. Even many of those in the opposition ranks | remarked to me, that he was a most able statesman. He said that no vote of his would ever be given | which would surrender one inch of the Oregon ter- ration | | ritory to the British government sonth of 64 40. | He was severely handled to-day by Mr. Benton, in %. | a speech characterized by much wit and cuttin; fers 01 eaten {| sarcasm. The Senator from Missouri produced Each lecture | various reports and maps of commissioners appoint- ae ri | ed during the early periods of this controversy, to prove that the line 49 was the one considered by | them as the true line. He was rather severe on oforte, | General Cass, and by these pa; nt ara, 8, x Sere, ereet | | tried to overturn the position viaken L's “(a ener | in his speech of yesterday. When ‘Beaton had | concluded, Mr. fannegan rose in defence of his the General, who was not in his seat, and eam | said that he had received his first lessons on the | Oregon question trom the Senator from Missour, | during the debate upon the Ashburton t 5 at ¢ honurable Senator went ay high as 85 de- ees. What he had then learned trom him upon | this subject, the Senator from Missouri could not undo now, for he believed he was then | right, and he had neither heard or seen any- thing vol a since to Cs pn Alle contrary to the maps and paragraphs whic! the Senator read for the Senate in rt of his | views now on the subject, not one ot them, said Mr. Hannegan, made the tnost remote reference to the question in dispute, but only to the 49:h parallel east of the Rocky mountains, except such as he had | read from Lewis and get pheten sere not one—so that the readi berm Te amounted | to nothing. Aad as to the treaty of Utrecht having | any reference to a line of this ee oe would say | with his honorable friend from ichigan, Gen. | Cass, t if it did he would not only go tor 49, bat Twat from | would surrender the whole of the Oregon Territory | to the British Government. Ia the concluding por- ‘tion of hie remarks he was very severe on Colonel Benton, for the course which he now has adopted in reterence to this question, and congratulated Mr. | Calhoun upon the victory he has meh in making aconvert of the honorable Senator from Missouri to his party. In this victory, said Mr. Hannegao, the antipodes have met. At the conclusion of Mr. Hannegan’s ae ee the ladies in the gatlery com- ~ | menced enane, was mig by the ham- mer of the Vice-' Mr. Webster then rose and said, thatif arene again any manitestation should | be exhibited, either tor or against any person upon ‘and “that floor, he would exercise his taht t0 a Senator in moving to have the galieries cleared. This isa | confirmation of what 1 informed you of four months seats al | | ago, when I said the Beaton and Calhoun parties ei us| | Were courting, and would eventually be married. The union tvok place to-day, and trom this time forward the contest for the Presideacy in aga ————_ TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. In Senate. uixaror, Wednesday, ae 1, 1846. ‘Wo tre very | thankful for such lummous dis; » Prayer by ated —by Mr Atchison, from the people Westar Mio i for mult from the West ba ogg York State, fare "pees of 4