The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1846, Page 3

? compared with what it) was before the last ‘War, wo annex a tab le showing the importation of cot- toa in Great Britain from the United States, and ali other Puts of t he world, for several years prior to the last rupture in our pesceful relations, and for several years past. This table shows that an immense interest is'at stake now, compared with the period alluded to—an in- terest that must possess an influence with the govern- ‘Ments of both countries, of the most important charac- ter, for good or evil. Taroaravions oF Core NW INTO Gi Brasil. East, Ind. ~ meat Brirasy, 160,180 Wi Ind A ee. Total. 440,388 eazzeess S8S83e2= s: 8 At the close of the last war between this country a England, the importation of cotton into Great Britain from the United States, was about fourteen hundred and | filty thousand bales less than last year. The consump. tion of cotton in Great Britain in 1845, was about twelve _ hundred thousand bales greater than in 1814. This in- Fe Crease of consumption is immense, and every one can | readily conceive the very extensive interest that must | now be engaged in this business. All this, or a gr Part of it, will be, in the event of hostilities between the | two countries, sacrificed. It will be perceived that du- Ting the lest war, notwithstanding all the efforts made by | our government to prevent it, and the dangers attending | its transportation across the Atlantic, that cotton was | ‘imported into Great Britain from the United States, to an | “extent amounting to a very fair per cent of the con- | ‘sumption at thattime. In tke event of another war be- tween the two countries, cotton would go forwardtoa Certain extent, in spite of all the difficulties and dangers that would be experienced ; but it would be impossible toget hold of any quantity, Coming apywhere near the per cent of the consumption, obtained during | last war. - The cotton manufactures of Europe gen- erally, und of Great Britain in particular, would, there- for’, be ruined ; and the great number of operatives, ‘abo are in the most prosperous times literally ina starving condition, would be turned out, and deprived of | all employment but what they might obtain from the | government, in the army andnavy. It may be argued | ‘on the other side, that the cotton growers of this country would be ruined, as well as the manufacturers of Great Britain; but that does not follow as | & natural consequence, as our planters have other Tesources; they could, to a great extent, turn their attention and their plantations to the cul tivation of other agricultural products. It would, even under oxisting circumstances, be more for the in- terest of the Southern planters if they would appropri- ate more of their land to the cultivation of other staple articles than cotton. We already produce too much of the raw material; the production is several hundred | thousand bales ahead of the consumption, and it is like. ‘Ty to remain there unless some general combination is made among the planters to restrict it. Sometime since conventions were held in several sections of the Southern country, to devise ways and means to reduce the pro- duction of this steple, but they did not amount to much; there wasn unison of interests or sentiments, and the whole thiyg fell tothe ground. It is a very extraordi- | nary fact, that for many years past, the production and Constumption of this staple has increased throughout the j Word in about the same proportion; that is, the produc. tio‘ is just about the same per cent in advance of ths | C‘snsumption now, as it was many years ago, and has "poen for several years past. From this fact we draw the Anference that unless something is done to check the | Production or increase the consumption of this erticle, | | Prices must eventually fall below a remunerstive point. | Havin GEORGE W. AN » [tis now fitted up im the most ine is much cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted NATIONAL CIROUS. i NO RIGHTS, We have no DUTIES. two splendid Bar Ri oth Id. a, Should such a result be realized, it will matter very lit. | _243¢"re seat nia 1100 MAJORITY. he large aod elognat Gall Kroom ia the reas, | “ihe followlas certihestes are selected from among many | Mf =S8R%. WELCH) MAN RES Billy de os a ry th spring flor, &e. ‘The wuole is in complete others in possession ofthe proDrieta Ane Unkes be tially. aan o to the planters what it is that checks the production, | $50,000 TO LEN Possession wili be given immediately. For fu ra and cone! nce of the value | their sutention t fo inrodure thar SPLENDID "TROUPE OF #0 long as it is checked. If they should be forced into | ()N BOND AND MORTGAGE, fora term of years, | most Lop pe jose ever dane be | and efficacy of medicine, see pamphlets, which maybe | POFULAR EQUESTRIANS to the publie of Batimore ia | the cultivatio: OR SORE AND MORE + | cheract ted with the business, it is sure to yelda | obtaiued of agents gratis. | asrlendia Pe RO riition vicki cn tion of other products, it will be a desirable on good 1 eal estate in this city or Brooklya. The | firing inn few years; The leer h d. | — 1 thing; bu: it | above named sum belongs to an estate in trust, and it will be hh ve PPR enh pay Sap | od an ‘od, at the corner of Cuanirs and Conway = 1; bu! it would be much more for the interest of the | in sams to suit applicants. Apply to 8. 8. BROAD, | ae will be dispe TAGES He SEBS foes cuspple | 4. £. BG. Kinal TNE eg lnm ga Theor any, by, universal admission, is the finest in the | o 1. Be sloe—Sir ex. act a he Gor, aarp particular, if the | Nowat Wal suret, in the Coton Water Ofice, Basement. ao iwem No 176 Chatham street, enmer of Mott."" | tract which you extolled so hight ail. and indeed weap na Teaver Ita eee TET hank Se URI! sam could | est much better oy Parcienl Mb | = eerie: aks FRFOMERY snd F Fes aes andhatehiet Bef APER HANGING. | Roparst drceaai, {as curity coved uh opie, MONDAY, ita tod te eae a i ‘ON “ena ‘Soaps, no part of my body or limbs being exe +. time cannot, under sny' cireumstane D} We holdin our hands acommercial Power of vast mag- | ot meet ed. to merchants, om ‘the, most favorable | “Hore Heepiey. vind 9 Ee (Be ated city, greatly afflicted w locket jes. Nectnae nian: A asthe Company mat erty ful ¢ the poaitive promise of eee & jedicious exercise of this power would | Sonal patoeeediae cee co tel call che. aus of the etwas eats rad respectfully Snupnerel reaetant oll ote: Leen d,nare ing ek viet Ape ath Ree ce Y — of the world. the trade. atotrn | rane i line, to their extensive assortment ay a number of years,iand all ow am trul i ‘articulors ina short time. a5 ot Winer’s Arcanum. I omely ree Old Stock Exchange. ard HAs ibe Sone of he very: best mediemes lor acroluloussifectious ot | — GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, $i0egny City sa 70 3K 200she Farmer’ Ty boo a7 | (MPR,9: DE Lama a axe send ion board | *HiB- have received from the | efupplons Tever heard of | Op gEr, seouth adit. | UNDER the Fatronage of the Ladice of the. Abingdon As- Fy 26% | ip Liverpool, (foot of Dover srre t River) for ment of Domestic Manat the cities of New Yor ours, traly, » A scotaciytead seeletion—A’ second Concert will be gives in the Jane 73 ign Ser 7, 3 ie 1 Eonar eS Fhiladeiphia and Boston. rer medals for the manufacrure ol | Puravexrnia, Jan. 31, 146. | fends of tes church vg Tecoma esen Miis,ton || ‘(00 Reading Bonds 77 | WANTED, ees en Sees 3157 ae © | Mr. E. B. G. Kinsloe—Sir—Believing that Winer's Aronnum | which occasion Mr. Clirehugh has volunteered to give ano- 00 Peun $s boo {2 EH Long i? RR, } accel the ey broke mote Parpivare, an ae upper F SCO "PA pap | Extract is well calculated to afiord relief to thousands who rot hus lectures, illustrated m the Ancient Min- x 0 of i is is paper. | atrelty of Beouand. | Also, ig ladies and gentle- Hiovhe “ef es i | Dasara aia eatt| Fs emptor eine $i.wco 0 Spl Bas 730 ao | COaCHMAN. pnd sy Ay » a | Tie York Amatear Musi¢ As | ee Bork tek Canad a lA” M and tmperate habits is desirous ers for Halls, Pablic Rooms, x Club. Mi ki 10 ‘M-uhettan Bk a 1S Mohawie RR, | ZX tain oachman.. Iie has hed cons he oer Bnoeey Halls Eee Tc | | *hdy tntle gresemons about three ata of ng, has been afict | | sna thiltipe wil preside at ma ‘oforte. ‘To commence at 5 Bauk «fCom scrip 95% 25 Housatonic RR | Diseapes oe pe pape: nee wensrally and fal we workmen. ed witl out all over hi | To'clock. Tickets 25 cent: rammes ond tickets may be 200 Mort i Saale 3 | fh, poacher seferenee, fom. his, lass employer | coin cr encom ee ane Oe tet ob spare all ud. Bovert yiclens we secotalons aiection::| ‘pea Bicatent Me Carte taakstaes Carel et Se eee care of the porter at OW! - - . q a 2B Fe < i 3 - Wall's, Southst, oF at the office of this paper, un | ee S ae ee o eres, | | enue upstate WomaGA We on mete ein elt ee | eee re ee eee | a 4 U4 3 do URRUAOMER «> 113 | Alot of Drawersand Shelving forsale as above. fad the White Swelling’? ve war feaved brihe family tit | NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. 30 do EJ 1K A % Th OR TWELVE good Mechanics, who have eath ca | SS imMrre | thiscchild would soon follow him. After hav (TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION—The hang- io tor is ds ti ripe sept he tt a mm} reason, I chan Mondsy, the 6! 4 200 do Canton Co 38°” 200 Reading RR tals of a couple of hundred dollarsand who are willing to DR. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST, _ | Srofslont Medi ih 29h Teh ad. ing of the pictures will begis on Mondsy, the Gh instant do sv vertisement far the ‘iner’s Arcanu: purel ye wor eived afte im Must necesai 0 Pee ta - e & ote the best prt of Conan, may heer of an a Paar oJ A | 4 Pourchased | All works received after thet FH do 3% 300 do | fora pleasant an rodtible location, by app vicg at No 465 Broadway, | a bottle, and after ber sed it three weeks, the boy isentire- | risk of exciusion, or of such place as can be as: ad them. | Ey do we 40 do Nassau st, room 15, wp stairs. sodiwere THIRD DOOR FROM GRAND STREET. | giiojand air here his general health is much improv- | By order of the Couucil. 50 do s15 37% 50 do | NEW TARIFF. E,the men ed, and he 1s now provounced by Physicians to be cured. The | _ al 3tis*roWk&M. INO. G. CHAPMAN, See. 1% 4 nw 36) 200 do | [MPORTANT NEWS to Shippers of Grain and oxber | ofthe Performed raong | child may be seen at any sime, By eniliag:08 0. 99 South 10th MUSIC FORK PARTIES nd Board. | Att nmin rd he egialaar,admisig them. | ey | "Your very erat serant, ARIES phe gi te ein Ho Pete, ahs Nor & Wor, mw 5914 _50shs Canton Co | portation of foreign corn acd avery eof | % i ROBERT FUREY. | 9¢ gunn’? a yesh “ma o My . E Price, $1 bo'th six bottles for of Howard. mi im*m OS EE 3 00 | Hic morta willbe freno dave whe we dro KevJ, S deers oo, BG es, |p Freyaed by on Woe’ Coy den lane, N.Y. sole MUSIC TAUGHT, 7 do 19% 30 br | With th silken who ban been bites min he Gra | References given to thove in the, city, who hare been | Prop tetors or the United 50 do "50 d | and Prov: rade 1 and gh has ‘ot | fotally blind from Amorosis,Uleers and Specks removed, of the | Sold by Wyatt & Kete Tat Kulton street; R.A. Sands, 4 im do % 3 © do { | Miy importaneesor who had any practical Kuowlodge of rhec | lopgeacatanding, °°"! be | eT oe cet iS ldana. Cras ot Bs Freesvey. aes 190 38 2m eh is | trade in Glasgow, a better opportunity conld not be desited by | od will satiety the pa cone f epee Nepceeee | Sraakiye, by ir} Hays, 199 Fulton streets J. Brice Pir domes | a AM Ths ie Loci RR. 0 | othe de iene en ee Mica ial Even inverted with pa I Kavice to street, FP Quik rey and Atlant aed ‘anton Co 1% jorris Canal, 1 the subscriber's long experience and knowledge of the | are Pailadeiph Ww. ie Co. 133 North B MUSIC. New Stock Exchange. Grain acd Provision "Trader siresnbistale ney ieee | | aia ree mmarteete tiaelege | co coud rect, a and FB. Gk oe Brana erect Bal | IVP PUMSDAY, No, 48 Bead near, the Bowery, ad Im *re ccordeos, and = shs Nor & Wor, bid Me anv b30 6! a I BR TY «oS 7 a ro Long ian, mh 25 do 7 ‘Mondiy 43 33 do tS 3 HA a3 44 2 do ‘b10 0 do roy $ 33 Bs 0+ 810 * 50 do 85 59: £0 m5 do cash 3 5 do cash 59) 5 50 do cash 5935 | % 50 do Monday 59% | x 50 do ‘5985 | a 0 do slo 59%6 | oo 150 de c 50 50 do #10 { Parl cd i Ae hin aRee — RmarEEEaTsEReers | On Saturday morning, vent "ath, Mise Exisazeta H. | Kiuinor, aged 29 years. i The friends and acquaintances of the famil; otfully invited to attend her funeral, this a: een, at 4o’clock, from the residence of her mother, No. 16 Orchard st., without farther invitation. Yesterday morning, Mrs. Mancanert Lane, aged 75 7 The friends of the family, Jaw, Daniel O’Cennor and Edward Neville, are respect. fully invited to attend her on y morning, 7th inst., precisely at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her son William Kea af of Water and North Se- cond sts, Wi On Saturda e 4th inst, of ree Gamauizn J, amen, of this city, son et ‘ol. Wm. Bi = of Fort Ann, in “the yeh age. His re- taken to ‘Washington county, for and those of her sons-in- AES SY, tear ead young wr “ rll pews erty ate Dunes. me ind Sona arti- tin (no, disappointment) ne at 2 Chesry street 26 Im*re FIRST WARD. th TN sr ttitateare the okie cheeses ot of di War rae. quested to meet at the Broad street corner of Pearl and evening) at! past 7 ovclock, for the e delegates toa c tod. to CHARUED MIDABOCK, Chanwos, Jacon Roszvent, Secretary. ii an ance, ot a Monar Limitation, 1! IGS Sie fone ree ee fecicas od mad a e Ne, are a et in raday, April 9 rien oaks FM to _ these matters fits con leration. By order of m of ths National Reform p AWE. ing isexpected to Inst from 4 o'etock to 10; and xo postpone- ment os negonat of the weuther. | | try le Re mmany = ‘a ae i | Petty mcquninted wi with British weal 1 wile moderate ua Eee tequainted. ERCHANT TAILOR: hr Fall ‘opprsite the 1 new buildings th ry gent speorimene new Sp jog ve offered ft yn of the pntlie, ad Zi Beat pterenae ay low prices; Hint Dress ma 10 $00; Cassimere, coufiden yo sureties, . B.C, woul ar sone ye years conaected in usinees wi 4 Snort excellent esr will be "Bice conte of ali qaal.ties, aad other garments, always oan ‘be procurd at very low prices. ‘rest, rst house oust a6 1t* re i) « CENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING. No. {Sar Sena $109. two mile 0+ 9. by 3 by the Be os =4 for horses thy x in harore, eepatake same as No. 8, un above Swerepstak: by the proprietor to the Three or more To close on or betore Apri 33, nay But. 300, bulPfonteieo with eens Hweepstakes are now open, to commence four yeer ol! colis, mile heats, best ib. $' eee for 5 years’ old colis, two mile heats, in cia at purse over | es ye added | er of mag of she es sweep: | are by 8 o'clock, P. M., at Green I trotting horses, mile heats, proprietor, to the second Best horse in th is sweeps'ske to come off April 27. To close on or before Apr ind IE at Green & Losee’ 's; three erin ease the Colt Sweepstakes are Alled, th I} be in ease the eepstakes are filled, t wwerned by the Ne N ms isle Bath, "whieh = ‘gen of ho 7 EDNKSDA mile heats, Ww FOR SALE.—A good cane-reated SULKE. email axletrees. Price Jrekson’s (Ak A. HANDSOME PAIR OF GREY Hi ew York Jockey Cla al! be mapated from the first day of fonled; that is, a colt or 11 il be considered one a6 1t*m APRIL ‘ Parse of $30 wi tbe ny Eve | Toree of wore to | a6 U*rre ¢ Green & Losee’s. ith $50. To beseen at Mr. ’s ataole, No. 94 Mercer st. 163i" OR SALE. fin six oe caren a reir sound and ki a har- ess, and under saddie—and a Doub! jarness, pear Facw. Als>, « handsome Rockaway Carriage, suitable four iThe Horses ean be parted, and the Harness ard Carriage sold separate. Eeeqaite at, DUPF'S, Livery Stable, Neon HILL STABLES, the Ui ates Or with wea of 3864 000 names lane street, nest Contie strect. th aes and Third and oppos.te Bull's Head. Just arrived and at the above Stables, ie aky No rer Horses—-among which. are and severat Rae a TONE SEAL ENGRAVER AND oe, PAIN- LS mee Chee Broadway, opposite the Park—C outs of Arps, | 2 el Tass 5 ¥ Seale, ‘Signet engraved. with iaan r form; Costa of Arms found nm 2 and eae aye and forwarded to any “Hopewell” cotton ber! f every si Wrapping, Wool and Manshevarter! "Twines, of every de | “Eine Thread of and Walker for SOIT CHAIN. At to % inch, i ons description, including Titley, Tatham le Chara & CUMING, 106 Pearl st. Thirty-two casks cole CHAIN ar | | in 6 and 10 cwt. cnski rut. onal or ante EHANCE, Jr 1@ Jobo st. FIVE DOLLARS RE WARD. L' room of Park: with green and white stones. the rae here of Astor Bui atr thanks of the owner. Regular scm cgi Repenlcan Nomination | J. OST on Monday ev. last, ult. the dj ie all a gold chair fg, | ring is uot wert ered: but being the gift ofa deceased friend, cer’s Kx prized. Whocver will leave itat No.4 Barclay | ilding, will receive the above reward and a4 2? rre SIXTH WARD Ma SHERMAN BROWNELL. Fon uns House Conserasionen, DEKSON. iber m31 Im*re RE of the notice. mii tfre with the buyers, a large au late ‘Se Ensena d los Estranj i ae AND SPAN! ibsess Wo NOTICE. RESS for Yonkers, Piermont, Si | AX, EXFRE ie Ba. wan Newburgh, mkivand Rinderfook Landing, very al undersigned e fern begs to refer shippers to Mr. A. H. Finlay, ROBERT ROBER' SON, 83 Union street, Glasg el In also Alze- jookkeeping very erate terms. ir cage eye or i GO D. Mat Paice, ein Canal it.” “4 jock, fud- (NGSTO. No. 10 Wail’ street. TO COUNTR Hs NEW Bau. Tool Ime rh Orrice or THE Morzis Canat, TICE The | Canal will be opened over ote 3 on ‘ud to Paterson on the Sch, and to the Incl: ‘on the 6th day of said mouth. pe ‘assortment o WEEKS & ANDE: Y MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, | AND BAKERS. WESTERN, BY THE POUND or | il White Wax, Castor Oil, German Cologne, peepee ats, and GF" wery. Jersey City, March Ji, 1846. 8 Ly navigation from ry of be ed next, and to ined ued Li Bine Vieriol, f Drags, all of ne 30 Fulton, comer Water, pe on the lat day the Canal aceme J 2UTANT Cashier. menu Roat 82 Ni Street, oe esd Branch Goremmrend d Ameriom fn ‘Chemicals, festa vd aoe mi Passes manufactured for Meaneto Electric Purpoves. tes, Cases, Qui Mf, ke &e.— , ‘Pherinometers and rveying Com- trade Machines, of approved constraction , for m7 lm*re IDLE HOUR BOOK. a gue ig ofl) ** Idle Hour Book,” containing Plete ewan with 600 engravings—price only’ 37 cente—re ‘Our Comic Almanacs, for 18(7, five in number, will be is sued in Aj hey will be the best ever got up, aud cheap jambers sent La mail. aod hers invite Fis so i. Bogs, Prime, Be 5 ioe ret with colored Litho: Fee mete” TURNER k EISMER M Chathamat. corel eae bredace We tse que like Fo het new m mode of LANGENHEIM & BECKERS, ree al RS, 101 Broapway, neLow Foitow Atelier, end sre now provide 1d quality of Pie ‘at the Exchange ir partners te backround of Pretares, colors, iow Patented, and xives such Pie oe pablie ther Tlight—the styl ose ma in, t Ente, at least to a re or -] aot ih a ‘ens, Agents for Voiasend aS im'r A. SEIGNETTE AND ip en R., and for | Ey ie ne camera, + PeRemeala be. AND OTARD BRANDY, ARTE, caine elle, landing at pier Me COLL & 40-187 and 69 Frout street. and geni ‘Also—Otard, Pasig, toe ality clavapsesendel chokes coal’ luteal Pines mal set | ter casks. ad étis* rs ATER yoo: ba bo congenic wo y * acomery, Othe elegaatfoek tk pte | | otk Frenchaed American taat{aeivre, han uot reeetved Miury by the late Gre at 138 William street, as the ‘ovadin time, ie. V_ will continue t> sell wh oat ingines at the lo dealers co iuapect his stoe! OTICE TO THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL—The ow teriber, after eal Clean Carpets of every street, and ices, at 128 Ei tetire bs aying elsewhere.” al Linere ing his premises, is now ey fram'1¢¢o 198 wrens ao oe Books of Heralary” "xo, | Sen | secre ne hipeme Rare | TO LET. 7a . omer | spectable family. Pemea | a6 Twn 36 John street. Cimber street, to's smaly te OM 'SON, 42 HBdson street. _ TO LET. ot two story Brick House, No, 13 North order—fine M ett st aD in complete te. pono! fi lw cat, AREY | 0 pre or tom |, corner of tau streets, up stairs, ae itm | ‘OR SALE —Four alot street, 900 fret east of the 8th av en House, and another building on one of table for a wor Es op, slaughter house or stable leo, it Six acres, with » small Flonse, on the Rockaway | Be, ‘Turnpike le beyond the To! | Gate. It contains one acte and of the choicest fruit. ike road, about hal sD peach Tr “Ale. several oth Land. Inquire of JOHN L. | NOWPON Tro at lt Delancey street, between the hours of Sand 5. a6 lw*rh tae ey floor end ihelved and co “ce for business. Barro yet vied by ir Heffe: 58 Wall stree rail cars LS Y Ap'ly to.D. EVANS, No. dence, 180 Fourth Avenue. families The street, Brooklyn. Ii iaposed of at public next. Half ot the for aterm of years. 215 Adams st, Brooklyn. It was purchased in'l the present owner, who taxes are all paid to this ee tam; by proper! made proot agai ‘worms and cat’ repari oat the g a for the SW rte ate Heer yor between 25t0 and %6th ‘26th: they three story brick buildings. con- | bly rte The ass every five minutes from 6 A. SiIL12 ¢ night; they eas be reached from the City Hall intwen: | | useful and eueficial Preparations of thi in particular bids fair to accomplish a long wate the seed belies Plantil Protector, sulphate cof ammonia “TO LET AT MODERATE RENTS. " of Store fo. 71, Maiden an excellant untered, and beit modern 3 story brick Deciing 3 House, with mar- joors, ture, &c., No 121 t $400 he im, complete torder, with beau- ‘a few doors west of Sixth nt 650. ‘0. 50 resent oreu. all tasommplone onder’ Rest $706, re of Bettsen Pea a 158 Waverly Place, of HOUSES TO LE" 26 ar tre cy le mantels, ‘olding doors, They will be pat in perfect | i od for residences for private 16 City Hall Place, or at his resi- Some of the houses are admirably i hie hpe FOR SALE, OR TO LET, Modern built three #1 tory brick house, 215 Aduine y private sale, it will be m, on th day of May | Purchase money ean remain on mortage, Application to be made on the premises, | OR Exch FOR eat chan; bt 40 neres of rich land in Beotland county, ( irra Lewis eo.) in Sevens ad Im're from govern select rnment deed for it. rvey of the mats has been lw*re in the leap | oft "soup, vaccompany the various p ‘and | for sale by the ‘ropretor, D o"Feachtwicaer, | party street, near William, ‘Alsotices Lawesaet ¥ ses % corner Broadway and John ‘treet; Gran junlop & Thompeou, Bi hilade | Ba wine Dreer, “fT Chesnut at as —Al places ma: ad all ti pafallble preparations of ‘Dr. F uch as for it 1256 cents; toda ‘and Lodging, found uewspepe prl cities of tl | A Unerceptional N HE LYASE, Fixt id Sea gd | kept by the lite Jo retail business A, ‘T OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE | | LE} | ANTED.—Gentlemen Wize tor ail kinds of fispose of, such as Furniture, ke. stairs. ATradies having an obtain a fis price bye VENSTYN. ly etn Ce rats, mosquitoes, fleas, re Crd ‘London, United States. ve A DRUG CLERK WANTED. | YOUNG MAN, who a thorough knowledge of the awe Tomas, 85 William street. fereueas required, aS B*rre ORTH AMERICAN HOTEL FOR SALE. Emmons, t sq Ladies and lothi jing for the sabecriber, line through the reading room will be all the prinei- a4 tm*rh ‘ud aleg the Furniture ef that | asthe North American Hotel, | wa ituated on the corner of | and La 1 Se hd | a ¢ seers | ‘vN, = Broadway Le- the Post Office will be be prompt | m4 Im*re OlL AND CANDLES. E*St il, Candles at 3 cen! Bleached Solar Oil, 75 pouad. ay ‘Winter Bleached Sperm “ at $1a gall; | i, cents; a prime milies, board house and | hotel Keepers are tuvited to eall and examine the above vef parehasing. For sale by ribet | 250 Greenwich st. cor, Murray, and Sis 'Greenwich cor, FOR THE FACE AND SKIN, tad Pen Dealt Vesery. CHURCH’S VEGETABLE LOTION. HIGHLY [ vatankts ‘scores for R, D: yar sahgptie and Angi Bitte nd fo for sale by VAN ZANDT’S celebrated Heal peer eae ith Restorative us Cathartic pale, are ene re ‘ulton street Price % ceuts per mr23 im*m ta MOUSSELINES Du , ALNE. by SPRING STYLES oi Vertes at mestic, ived, suitable gS. Soathern lis ae ON &CO., ‘Mier street. % “192, BROADWA Y, Premiam of the Sevens wi yw toat it ele equal to it. Te is soften fragrant 10 the | Sense, a destroyer offrekies eed ioe nd is sold cheaper than the old caren refore, w! a consult econo- my and Ly? rgb ho Ives of it. From — We speak from ex} lass, and we speak fessional knows of lames it. No. 4 | Arn'street, whe anys it is ahead of auy thing ever yet found oat in this department of mod It is not enly | ane we Delieve know by experi to be tl thowe posssae who have troublesome Tt has a ponsinene way pi a it and roughest beard, shan nfectly easy. Mr. Hing, has lately as of Br: Mulaor, at the comer of Broad: his inestimable ‘article may be obtai ‘which is said to be whe eigen, and rt ‘a 1) and 00 be date on of busi- and J : ee ‘he’ Ming's Ve ek Eer AIC nay Diepeseh— Rvery mag wie cha Siftening the and allaying all rtation ot the akin, #0 that it men an jute pleasare, ‘an an "Towers of teal ‘e the written siguatare an- ag teediigentns for out and ones H. Ring.” Prepared and tor fale, wholesale and retail, Merchants are part ince aud price. It canuot ‘a steel plate, engraved article, “wie prepared, ‘as to qual 7 ee ee exceeding any thing of and f¢ copepien, on by, 192 Bi x eally iepasted te tell sad ex vguamity yew mat beat—the ir Meee ‘iwdn, the kind before the pul “CHINA, CRAPE SHAWLS. D'RECT, from enon Be mbroidered Crape ‘Sha Pongees and Sarsne' ‘AMES B Fiain, avd Satin Damask C et eodtwih (he old eotabbeah ide | A GK & CO., 359 Broadway. a Shawis, trom $6 to $20. TEETH—TEETH—TEETH. EDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF Diet Xs ~ieeracpsanes | REDUCTIO R iT BR OADWAY. eth 0) The | le of Sperm | arcane, Boles ae ate “tic fat Monday Bresivg, baled 6. Wil 4 , the Pin the éxh mori wt, the corn ae HE 'CABY LYONS Bowery and the highest bidder, wit Grade Mela Mr. Mardoch A | Ridiog ng ley a and Bridles: a Hlarnens Pauline. ‘Mra Bland Trunks, ke. ‘The above sal jorthy the attention of at To conciude Ba‘let, iu two acts, Kecrers cartmen, grocers aad ther wanting woods in the ey must be sold, ia consequence of the pro: LA FLEUR DEE Sonabrre, Prietor g Cfo | Bese an GW Smith bali Chas je posi = commence 26 ttm van deine at i anal “4 E. H. LUDLOW, Ai | -MPTORY. SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, he catia stock of te ore wees Aas Association, ve ion, bi Wedn ck, at their Warehouse, No. 46nd 40 Fu ton street. This is the largest and best ussortment of Fashion- es Farnater ver of d at auction in thi: yy. i ma by the Association, avd warranted. The Furniture can be Mr J R Scott amined on Tuesday. Catalogues at the warehouse, and also at Mr (hanfrau the office ofthe Auctioneers, No. 27 Wallat. a6 30'rrc Mr Davenport H. DUCLUZEAU. Mr Clarke LEGANT ROSEWOOD a FURNI- Mrs Phillips isian, Elizabethien and Louis X'V. TUTTLE & BUCLUZE jet Koil EAU will sell on qr pinceter Aveil Ar 19 o'ch ck. at the large rooms in the Coliseum, ‘No, 450 Bi je and valuable assortment of modern and an- win rosewood and maho | kof one af the best city | piZ hawer Boxes io conte—Boc it branch of the busin 136 Pipers will open at fete ae GREENWICH THEATRE, k | Corner of VARICK § CHARLTON STREETS “vy. Messrs. MY ERS & 1 « (Nd MYR. SF. kvown for bracing many valuable ori bY, Servedly esteemed throughout the United States, at auction, without reserves fee the gRipay and SATUR' Apnil the Gallery in on Granite Bui ee now open for inspection. Adi TOM INSON. TAL NOT Spon aM DRAPER. Pauntii ‘ WA Bogen Laden April 6. i @ pel formance Neil commence with Mr k Eddy Mrs Crisp Miss C Ellis To conelude with UNCLE 8AM. H. E. WILLARD & W. we ATIRLEY, fsetiogoers, | WwW ILL. LL sige, their personal attention to the Salesof | Furuiture at the residence of families deci: heuwhatlee Stocks of Ci Cemey. , Grocery, | sales of Real Estate, at the Morcha ice. Also, soli- | eit fom als friends an blie, ‘consi ments to their SALES M, 15% BROAD ‘AY a ACL Ist, hoe they will move to the sopokonai store, No. Lig late Adams’ Express Offic marll im*r FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. DOG LOST—An Italian Grey Hound, of light brown, or fawn color, from the Chey 1 Ho. y morning, The above reward will be pai | | ad places can be secured, or tickets purchased | fin iraper. r. BOWERY AMPHITHBATHM. { Teaving him at the bar (Bre. “a pak, POPULAR ORATORY | SANDS, LENT 4 CO. PROPRIETORS, TTS Sere LInRAR RG RI wine ig fest th, at 756 0% elie oral ze gation, and intonation et | Monday Evening, (April 6. Dai P. Henry, * Wolf ie poetic recitals. fees of admission to the Course of | ing 25 cents—To be paid at the door. “SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD. WINER’S ARCANUM EXTRACT. 8,A SPRING FURIFIER OF THE BLOOD, this me- dicing cannot be surpassed, working ts way thro h the ffective force, ine teers i Tus Raley ps finencess the Ta Li PERE SRUS EERE poo from an impure sti f the bi ch | vil, White Swellings. Diseases of the | ‘on the face, Bil f The ere ves @ will c a fall dress LV E HOMBE CAV ALCADE, ir. Sands will introducs the highly trained English Fairy CINDERELLA. win Ponies, Di ad Pythias Mr.R. SANDS meni fe ema artistes, MADAME CAMILLE ARDNER Si her ful act of La‘ Sylphide a Chev The fine thorough Pea nelish horse cpettier with 2 a} id fc ad other wit mated snd brilliant performance of horseman. Theale te gon pracinde, with Doors open at 7; na Pesratenes ot iil P. ys UPERA HOUSK. NEW AND UNRIVALLED SPL! Monday Evening, A) Randolph, Gray, St all diversibed with rere and c tures, fe , see cireula ing and grace- | "eae for all disenses arisii Be Timp or Xia a in, Pimples LENDORS. ones, Uleers of all kn The entertainments t lar airs ate, fr eejon of onthe ace Bt Re coe Veena | Gout, and all Chronic and par, and Sita number of their favorite somgs. Acro atic | debilitated constitutions. I mn, Performances on slack rope el Minnich, ath ts simpli of it to parents whose children are ai the blood Teng jonghesed illness and the use of ly a Hi monicot, the Re- effectaally purify the blood poems of sore jal Prope this sy ieee salaries nineet | 7% o'clock. Admittance 25 cents, 10 ait parte ‘of the house. yw Orleans, Bertrand & Sisoz. | Be ond, Vi Wood & Co., and by rally chrecahous the er i yoyed of the se iol ane iin, continues to teach Lad: ——— in all pares of Ne i \ City, w a aon Seeey | ORT pare ing 8) ression, by oy Bang ve jos and Dreseee oe ‘Ox SALE, ang re by’ tn i Ak LIGHT ina nearly new. bene | Dees err eensonable. Apply at Barouche, with shaft and pole, “4 ifrequired. Also, a fast py mai jed, and trots a nd an | aS eres mes Apply to a3 wire NICHE ISAACSON, 19 Beekman st. The Long Island Insurance Co. Capital 200,000 WINDOW SHADES. NOTICK—To those who may wiah to puarchiwe this ane! either by Retail or, Qaaatity, tne Subscriber ‘would re: spectfally Siate, that he athe dole Inven.or aod Exclusive or If the real Ge ig ly Orrice 41 Royo wraere, Bnoontyn. CONTINUE to take risks on ba machinery, mer Ue the, gountey: chandize and property general fcr on th sir usual favorable eG ier Wk Ce a bee | | coun cits ly pa pe oChis busineas, aud for Wholesale. hie Mana. ir escape from them with comparatively slight lossce | / ies, place him beyond the reach of all Compe- yume yesh ei rakes» Al tome eet = Factory 11 Division street, 07 STORE NO. 48 id roomy ar keewiers | 2 REET, four doors South of Chatham. istin wil T. Rid taf e Comp pecial care to notify their castamers in dow Shad 1 Whol and | New Vouk of alle cae of (elsttaren Li Lee rt ene ee Window Shades, Wholesale ax = a eee: WINDOW SHADES, TASSELS, CORD, &c. ATRAPILATORY, ON,MONDAY NEXT, (Feb. 9h.) subsersber will Oe Bae aati changing bee No. 58 Chatham Street, New York, By cusaets end ary, prosrenss cron fe One door from the corner of Chambers, » new, exteasire, and great ts 4 i hose ith it _TRANSP, ENT W Window SHADES; | rebar My ences ea Meets | capa ier AR eters a es comparatively sho: much of the trot either in Eu: erica. Prices we will not ment fo ar But rom ont facilities fr musnfuctaring.as wel as for i“ ¢ we think we can safely eek id browe, the aney be said ce be the ealy properstion AEF" Rood eortmest Cord, es will thepesh which s nr me result can be relied on; and in Wholesale and roams as ag ‘are respectfully invited to soclore a resemblance to that of and examine for thei . = piaprinass DUNCKER & BECKER. id the color ha: addition to the color havi: Os tie ef the Dye ae ° ar pletely to wae mand ib no respect at iil retain its accustomed softness mee ration, a 2” lasti New York, Feb. 7th, 1846. see ete thairhat changed ac, muetand grntiemen wislr | FANCY NEEDLE-WORK EMPORIUM. | Im*re LAIRD’S, 92 Chatham st. TO APOTHECARIES, &c. HE SUBS RIBER, int to devote his entire | tion to sulin e chem partment HENRY LAWRENCE, @ ER OF ZEPHYR WOOL, CANVASS, PAT- 8, BEADS, Aas Roig ly) ke, JOHN T, NEAR BROA' HL. takes this method of in! fora oe and vetiiet generally that he has taken the above and repsred to offer an extensive stock in his line, selected by bi im Ewrope, we ence to qualit) ‘and novelty ; and, by especis! reter- ements, feelx confident that ~bg6 5 Gp fail of cones i publ Datr He is wy opening, many articles entire! hew market, and reapectfal My soli 4p ones STRE. May nm “a tSrelak Store Fietur terms, and may be onthe tetnten sono of fee elving, &e. labelled bottles porce: counter, with, marble top, glass bow wi ww, and doors with pi lees tuechty wish ‘many other articles connected with the busi- | ress, For pertioulans enquire ot 505 reader | al lw*r | imal 'y drawers, a shay the jcite a call. m6 1m*i DR. HULLS TRUSSES | AND ABR) Tiistten anew! most ‘omineet Phy tebe Verran, anee House, A female in attendance ‘m2 |mo*m BIGELOW’S NE Lary lh bAPKESS. poe pToN. in perfect sol TR ys cost, at Hontey sr ‘e ‘ASSELS, F FW odntaek, Nontpelte ipa, od Su mn for trimming hate, caps blinds, shades, pictures, Snare - fe “Also vanety of Bindings and 4 + | tnd Vermont, will tat bit “FM ip Coury Feats Im*m 67 Maiden jn. a comer et Be sure to et to care DEALERS MIGEON & CO, Cloths, Te ae GERMAN 5 ae AMES Go agree Jeet bront een H. deca fen ‘elere to Mesars, Wol 4 Siade, 63 Pine usoat: William be C. Langley & Co. $8 ia Exchange Place corner of Broad oad erent “Brigham & soreces wheats rkers m or retail, at ran? iB w mete ape sibel be delivered in aay a the e sity, | HARDWARE AT AGEN! cE <a or Bk TD HAND |T Tits land: enabled vo ete sceret Mane Crm 4 sag Money wee cash | fat Prices users i their own finde ke Price given for | taking UE STAIRS RIC er wie ham ot. pd ap tod iced Table Cutlery. Cag tot bard be panctally Al rt 1, 2and 8 blade Knives. nied my om oma Lone a aah. mid imere baa pst oe steel. new 41 on ei 0! oon | faae y asi No. 61 MAIDEN Hee NCR ards) | rpHE go J ohere ta pathod of LD. shirts, whieh te com! the m2? ar Lio bud) ‘up stairs. po De pce noe eee spared to ob HS RALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES. “at x had long experieace inthe Drusivens, the Babecriber bers e op ee "ot New oro eg mikes they tos | Meceal etahution a EY TT OLLING = ronapts of our country, far and near, © £23 im’ cine Wa AES, ORN © AIGNE, ‘Thay. hove a tuamoiarte of New Jersey abet FRESH INV‘ Mey ICE of ign oer fal n hget Reger isin 12 miles from the ty any, — [me ove gy ey store, to whieh he | Socpey, renee chess oe conv otf Ease eerer ae ‘any ttesanding of ii ee | t , CRE RAGECK: | price tan thet ‘ade | sue Ys one door from ep | 4 LIVINGSTON, & CO. wi Box offen open any. from 10 A.M., to $o’elock P.M., when | LATEST INVELLIGENCE BY THR MAlLA. ' HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. Speech of Mr. McDuffie, dec. de. THE OREGON QUESTION. The Oregon debate is dragging its slow length along, and will, probably, end its career, for the present, ina few days. News from England to the 19th ult., will be in Washington some time this week, and that to the 4th inst., in about ten days after. The speeches on the Oregon question, now mak- ing in the Senate, are of considerable importance. We annex that of Mr. McDuffie. Mr. Webster is to follow him; but his remarks will affect Oregon less than it will the Ashburton treaty. It ie expeeted that Benton will again speak, and follow Webster. It is said to be Benton’s inten- tion to make a regular speech on our title to Ore- gon, and completely demolish Allen, Cass, &¢c. dc. We are given to understand that neither of the Texas Senators will speak on this questien. Tt was understood, till recently, that Ashley was a 49 man; but he has since leaped over the Colum- bia, and is now on 54 40. Wasuinaton, April 4, 1846. Oregon—Fifty-four Forty Extingwished—Tremew dous Assault upon the Stronghold of the Spartans, by Senator McDuffie, of South Carolina. Fifty-four forty was, kut is no longer. It reoeiv- edthe finishing blow to-day. Mr. McDuffie has laid itout as cold as those frozen lakes of Uppe Oregon. You will see that we fairly anticipated his des- cription of the country. [tis an appalling picture; | and truly, if this be so—and we believe it most re- ligiously—the country of Oregon—that i {ake the “*whole”—appears 4 have yy lasted by the | God who made it. Never dae aweee up to | the work more coolly and deliberately than Sena- tor McDuffie to-day. But we refer you to the ample sketch of your reporters The forty-nines are now like the poleon descending the Alps, beari: fore them. Mr. Webster will set himself righ upon the Ash- burton treaty on Monday next. fe expect a great speech. Wasuineton, April 8, 1846. The Oregon Controversy—Interesting {and Curious Complexion of Affairs. The important debates in the Senate, for some days past, have engrossed the public attention. The unequivocal position of Col. Benton on the 49th de- gree, has astounded the men of the prairies and of the great lakes. They say if the country is not com- mitted at the present session, 54 40 will turn the ecale; and instruct the great Missouri leader to obey or resign. With the major proposition we entirely concur. The government must be committed, if | the question be not settled at the present session upon the basis of 49, or the alternative will resolve | itself upon the “whole or none.” There will be— ‘No half-way house of diplomatic rest.” | The question thus far,has worked a most anomelous | harmonizing of conflicting elements. Upon the \« whole or none” we have the amicable fraternity and fraternal fellowship of Messrs. Adams, Allen and Giddings; while upon the 49th degree, we have the equally singular trinitarial company of Calhoun, Webster and Benton. It is a question which has ike extinguished party lines, sectional obligations and personal animosities. ‘We could have as soon anticipated the conjunction of Sirius and the moon, as of Adams and Allen upon a question of gover- mental policy, significant or insignificant—whether involving the claim of a fifty dollar pension, or the peace of the habitable globe. But Allen, ultra in all things, is still consistent ; and Adams, eccentric as | @ meteor, guided by no attraction, and scorning a regular orbit,finds himself in the orbit of radicalism, the satellite ot acomet, though more brilliant than the comet itself; neither the comet nor the satellite ting an’ possi le utility, but diffusing, like the of Milton disastrous twilight over half ations.” The c conjunction of Webster and Ben- iets as super- ost, In & ions of Na- th ton is another won Jer of the time: natural as the apparition of Ham! morning conversation with the Prince of Denmark. There is somethin absolutely ghostly about it.— bello,” # oring Webster—and “ peace is chimes in Col. Benton—*, Bella, , rida, bella,” shouts Allen, with the lungs of an earthquake speaking through he larynx of a volea- no; and “ war, horrid war,” echoes Mr. Adams, with his feet tremulous upon the verge of eternity, | and his head bald, like the pine upon the —— that has weathered the winds of a thou: ters. “War is inevitable,” cries Cass ; the * whole or none,” cries Hannegan ; “Let us have it all— you shall drain the dregs to the ge, a says Mr. Giddin > Roe to the South; “ onpainas? says ‘alhoun; “ Forty-nine,” says Colonel Benton ; and the sound is echoed back from the blafis of the Missouri to the rice-fields of Carolina! and from Bunker Ill to Talladega and the Wyth- lacoochee. The strong and strengthening voice of the Senate to the British Premier, the British Par- | liament, and the British Queen, is, we offer you | peace upon 49—war if you decline it, or decline to t. This is the line that we define, The line for Oregon oa this basis pb hay au dacline, ole or none.” whole or none,” Lord John, Up to the Russian line; Then, if you're wise, oN ae “ compromise” On number forty-nine. Mr. Buchanan is off to Pennsylvania—we expect him back in time for Mr. McLane’s letters by the next steamer. Negotiations are like 8 militia com- on drill; they are “as Gee were.” Likea geome pepo they are blocked, and neither igure, or make amove without the transfer ot a erence or re will bea | Propose it two, Leos gag the parties interested i in the are impatient at the ers must split the di! for the pile. The decision of the Senate upon the “notice,” 1s, we baliev , by tacit assent, to be held i in seorenes for the next eee r. lf may bru an immediate or fe a iney of the meneure. AG shall see. We pI tea All t peace—all expect a t—but the Spoxtridable Mics er diploweante | etiquette, the inexpli pen nares overtures of the organ, and the mysterious importance of the dilemma of the Foe leave us in the servile position of a Soe ee pilgrims Ch atthe door | of an oracle whi a | ess has been di cor chy ‘the future cannot be ee ee must nH our time. | Meantime, we anticipate thi Pakenham will | receive instructions KK next steamers to | the overture of Mr. Adams of 1826, which clude the are oe the Golam And while we are confirmed in the opinion peaceably can only be effected ply basis of the Tun degree, we are as strongly assured of the main- tenance of the peace. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. In Senate. ly Wesmasen, April 4, 1646. val | Skies bright. Early gath thereon inthe ies. Prayer by the Rev. day. PeTITiONs. aiid be os D8 Mr. Dix, rel wane to eee aie ‘Wood's patent and certain Indiana ties. Also ek Jethro Wood's t, iby Mr. Dickinson By Mr. ) and Le Breese, up on private cases. ur front seats of the soos eT So oc: ot clusively 4 ladies, the vestibule below lobbies of the vy iy EPORTS. J ot Loui for the relief of Ne RE ee pr § C) a : ogeinet Bill theniel La lief of Geo. W. San 4 Lene report by Mr. Dickinson, a A gd of adverse reports upon private cases Wore agree PATENT OFFICE REPORT. On motion of Mr. Atnerros, the report from the Committee on Printing, recommending 20,000 copies ex- tra of the annual report from the patent office, as cut | down from Mr. Cammeron’s motion for 60,000,was taken “Mit. '