The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1846, Page 4

and all ih: writing } With" some further general | private adventurer, without a observations upoa the »ebsirdity of a war | . The Nootka convention gives Great Britain the abomt, Oregon, Mr. Huntington reviewed the | t of settlement, navigation, trade, ke.—ne rejgction. of» tion by the President; and | 90m. Butthe word “ setti ked upon as said that the Seeretury of State, under the Execu- | s ~ He | tive’s.igsttcetions, in his opinions upon this matter } by war. of arbitgation, bad ent out a whole chapter from the | hla that = ‘awa of mations upon this notice. Mr. H. proceed- | without exception ed to an etuborate legal review of the weakness of the’ enelusions against arbitration by Mr. Bueh- nat. Thence to the state of affairs between | Sound convention, in evory respect, they left out the the two uations generally, and especially as ex- | Worl “settlement.” They omitted it because they isting in Oregon. He would preter, upon the whole, that the notice should be postponed for some weeks, in the expectanon that eveats might occur in the iaterim which wuld reader the notice en- tirely unnecessary. Reviewing the evils that have meen to be disrespectful erdiscourteous, but he must alr@ady grown out of the unsettled state of this ques- y, in his jadgment,there is great truth and force in the od, aud the probable harmless result of a mere | Potion of the President, that his predecessors, (among notice, under other circumstances, he said that trom ‘0° Mr. Adams) offered to divide the by war, He made thet no quastion. But, if & a Adame thenjins Sound convention, aod that of 1915, &e. &c. was responsible for Mr. Galtatin’s offer. He did not the recommendations of the President, it was al- —— —— talk 4 * 0 was most irapossible to hope that it could lead to a paci- by Mr, Net or , wes D bis oy flogtion in its unqualified form. If we give the bare | Mr. Houston of Alabama, moved to strike ont in the notice, with the purpose understo: of the year we proceed to occupy tel od that at the end | proviso, the first section: the whole of the | strued nor executed in sucl ivory. it must at once sop all negotiation upon all not be con- ‘0. deprive the ights and privi manne! subjects of Great Britain, of any of th thé sudject. In conclusion, Mr H hoped that the | liges, secured by the third article of the treaty, signed hoo) t he country woul at London, Octobe: 1818, and continued iu force b; preereea a Fev 9F, the county, ould ‘Roth, be eae tae 1927,” the words “until said ieay a @ by virtue of the notice, provided i f sai. ” e Presipxnr, in reply to Mr. J. M. Clayton rapelicntiat Miadis neces “ag calling for copies of the official correspondence, if | substitute, that this act shall not be extended to the ruby any, since the last, upon arbitration, were trans- | jects of Great Britain. in the territory of the United mitted to Congress, sys that none has taken | States which lies west of the Rocky Mountains, until NO MORE LETTERS ON HAND. scond Mr. Surv of lace between ihe two governments of the United | pepo apo tae raed a obesity hould be | States and ¢ Britain, since the di | adopted, he contended then Cong: could say when dobagents submitted to Congecaar’ one OF $46 last | theluwa should bo ‘extented te British eatjeste | they ought to retain the war power in theil | aud not confide it to the President. Mr Sarra of Indiana, said we gave the “notice” to destroy the claims of Great Britain in ti then (o extend our laws over the peopl anything short of 64 40, woul: ir. Mr. Toatreox of Pennsylvania, contended that we should extend our laws over all we had a right to. If we had no right from 49 to 64 40, who had? Mr. J.R. Inexnsout replied, nobody. It wasa high- pen to all the world, to occupy, possess, and sub- Mr. Weusrex asked that the message be read oobty. again; he de-ired to see if it met the terms of the resolution. The message was read. Mr. Weaster said that the inquity did not ex- clude the idea that letters had been lately received by the Department of State from Mr. McLane, our Minister at London. Tt was generally understood thet there had been receutlv such Istters received trom London. “If there be such letters in the De- partment, it would appear that they are not embraced inthe terms of the call. seth | me conversation followed between Mr. J. M. Ceaeron and ‘ee Wensrex, when, ‘ m motion of Mr. Autgn, the message dered to be printed. - mE NRE, RE THE OREROKERES. The Parstpgnt transmitted a voluminous mass of papers to the Senate, on the affairs of the Chero- 3. je. In his opi Mr. brute a tung if this was the case, why should +e! Wo not the. laws over it? maintained our righ Mr. Danint gave a id, in the cou: agwiast 49 or 64 40. dei fon question ; id, s0.far from ‘woold vote ction, by this r We didnot know w: was doing in the matter ; he might t fact, we did not know what would do. Let the frst section remain out fixing a boundary ; and if the settled, this bill would come in gency. Mr. Woopwanp insisted that the convention of 1818 and 1823, didnot make the question one of boundary, and the title to the territory did not belong to giving the notice for the termination ofthe connection. At five minutes peat four o’clock, the committee rose. The Srxaxen laid before the House several executive communications, one of them with roterence to Chero- keo troubles. Mr. i aree! or bp haals 4 RIVER. Mr. Henty, ia pursuance of a notice previously given introduced a bill to remove obstructions ja the cevige- tion of the falls ot the Ohio river; and it was read twice, and referred to the Committeo on Roada and Canals, The Secretary was proceeding to read the pa- pers, when, with some passing remarks between Mr. Sevier and Mr. Jarnagin, the communication was referred to Committee on Indian Affairs, and ordered to be printed. [The message proposed a division of the Chero- kee country, in Arkansas, between the Roas party and the old treaty, or Ridge, party. And this is the only mode in which the peace can be preserved be- tween them. We hope the President’s recommen- dations will be carried out.J And the Senate had a brief Executive session. House of Representatives. Monvay, April 13, 1846, MR. DIXON—a CORRECTION. Uin'my report of Mtv Dixon’ remarks on Friday. Lre- | Bie Se en es LES ported him as saying that Mr. Ingersoll’s grandfather N i was etory inthe Revolution. What he sth mes thet NEW Oncmanes April'6; 2866: Me, Ingersoll had sald, if he had lived in the times ef tho walt The Weather—Leopold De Meyer—Theatricals— Markets. Thave succeeded in finding a dry place where I can sit down, and’ write a few lines. For the last three days it has rained almost incessantly, and the lower part of the city, or rather the back part, to- wards the swamp, is completely flooded. The wind has blown a perfect gale, and with the quantity of wa- ter that has fallen, the lake has overflowed the awamp, and extended up into the city as far as Rampart and Cir- cus streets. The old shell road, leading to the lake, is lowed as well as the railroad. The com hay refased to carry frei; on account of the mass he himself would have been a tory. Mr. not ing about Mr. Ingersoll’s grandfather tory. It was a misapprehension on my part. | rery particwlar to ort the truth, J, wiih pl make this correction; and it is es} one of the most eloquent and gentlem the House.) ey ait ally due to anly members of 4 LITTLE RESOLUTION. Mr. Bropweap said he'was not in the habit of troubling | the House; and he now asked to have read a little reso: | Jtion, (nolaiog iti and.) Mr. McConngen—I object to it. I have been tryin for six or eight weeks to get in a little resoluti havn’t susceeded. ° vageganeeat Mr. Baopweap,—Let it be read for information. ht, to-da It was read, to tho effect—that the Committee of the | of water o ta : the bill to Hoente canal bouts. [Voices —" Oh, n0."] and will be ely contested one. i The fr+axea.—The resolution is objected to. Thelion pianist, Leopold de Meyer, arrived in town Mr. McCorwevu.—I object to it. this morning from Chi fon, and soon commences his Mr. Baopuxan moved that the rules be suspended; but 0 arrived this “morning, and com the motion did not pre i engagement of six nights, this evening. I rc Mr. Tuemrcon, of Penosylyania, moved that the Hou been compelled to resolve itself iato a Committee of the Whole on the Sta\ of the Union, for the purpose of takin, tect the rights of American settlers A the territory of Phe uatil the termination of the joint ocoupation of | e same. Mr. Asumun rose for the purpose of making A PERSONAL ETPLanatiON, gret to learnthat Mrs. Mowatt has forego another enge of ill-health, caused and travelling. Mr Mrs. M tt leat up the bill to pro- vy The Actobat Family ve just returned from Ha- Cricket on the Hearth,” has been drama- Mr. J. E. Durivage, formerly, 1 beli ‘Tho Srraxca.—The gentleman from Massachusetts | nected with your establishment, and has been success. asks leave to make a personal explanation. | fully produced at the St. Charles theatre. Mr.-Asnamus commenced by saying, while ho w: The cotton market has been rather dull, all the week, sent on Saturday, he understood allusion had been the sales not exceeding 14,000 bales. The rates are as made to bim by a gentleman from Alabama. foliows : inferior, sh i ordinary, 6} to 6} ; middling, An honorable gentleman reminded him that Mr. Yan- | 6} t06{ ; good middling, 7 to 7} ; middling, fair, Fpto ey was not now in his seat. 7 to 8} ; good fair, 9 A Mr. Asnmen remarked, ti if 1 shenthe gentle. | arrived, 3, ha an opportunity 20-seeke the explanation is spat (Cries of * Go on,” man from Alabama stated on Saturday that a re- part inthe Baltimore Jrmecrican was incorrect, and the read the sentence to which his remark was 4, to the effect—that while Mr. Yaneey was charg. fi ir. Webster with being a pentioned of th rers, and thet a’hundred thousand dollars h Deen invested in stocks for the purpose of retaining Mi ‘ebtter in the U. States Senate, “Mr. Ashmun was untrne, and called for He und that Mr. Yancey said that he (Mr. A.) did not say eny such thing, and that if he (Mr. A.) did make this 148. Barrmons, April 14, 1846. The Weather—Dabney 8. Carr—Shipments of Flour from Foreign Ports—Arrest of “Buffalo Bill”—4merican Nullification—Businese of Baltimore—Health of the City—Markets, $c. The weather continues cool but clear in this section of the country, an occasional shower scarcely wetting the earth, and vegetation crying out fer more. th roof.” Sertion, it did not reach his ear. Now, when the gentle. | The Mon. Dabney 8. Carr, ourminister to Constentino- ben, Re “eins had, in the Seats of his remarks, | ple, sailed yesterday jin the ship Cincinnati, from this ved at that point in relationto Mr. Webster, he (Vir. A port, stked leave to make ap explanation. ‘The weslonsd theta in oye ool Becher ea Geolined | he bad right todo 10. Yielding the floor for The ship Cincinnati, Capt. Coleman, which seiled from such @ purpose, was only a matter of courtesy. He (Mr. | this port yesterday, for Liverpool, carried out 6,662 bar. | A) intended to say, and did say, that the allegation was | rels flour; 289 barrels tallow; 22 barrels cloversced 3 190 not tro, The denial reached the ears of some gentlo. | barrels bread ; 1 keg of rice ; 21,216 locust trenaile: and od the letter writer for the Baltimore American | 17,000 white oak barrel staves. ‘The quantity of fone ‘was accurate in what he had stated. | and other articles of American produce, thipped from JURISDICTION OVER OREGON. this port ae the past year, has been large, not less a jouse, by a vote of—aves 8, noes 78—resolved it- | than,60,000. During the quarter mie on the 3ist of self into a Committee of the Whole, on the State of the | March, the number of barrels of flour shipped to Braz; ‘inion. Mr. Hamuin, Wommitte 10,160 barrels ; West Indies, 31,269 barrels ; En; 1; Montevidio, 7,110 ; Bremen, 1,117 ; Gibral- ; other places, $,017;making « grand total of 114, 603 barrels of four, shippe of Maino, was called to preside over the Mr. Trost moved that the bill . d from Baltimore to foreign ‘to protect the rig! an settlors in the territo- | ports during three calendar months, The quantity of ry cf Oregon, until the termination of the joint occupa- | Wheat and corn exported during the same period, was tion of the same, be taken up. | also very large. A calling: ae William Duvall, was arrested moved that bill 15 be taken up—to Mr, Baopne tio jense canal boi a few days , aud committed to prison, at Hanattow e Tlotiee that if these motions should | on the charge of stealin, About $120, from a room in the |, he would move to teke up a bill making > lobe Inn, dy tho use of the nippers. juite a tion for fortifications. 5 eppropela | aashiog appearanee nd presented ali tho exterior quali. A Voice.—*Let's take the voto on thefirst motion ns of a Bro is commitment, a oe a w York Burglar, “Buflale BIT” tiene eee 2 question was in, and, by ayes 70, noes 63, the e rglar, “Buffalo Bill, Dill for the protection of American sete was taken up. | doubtless, on a trsp combining interest and ple The bill Paying been read throtigh, the first section eto ‘open for amendment, and it is as fol- | tion of the Supreme Court of the and of said territory, so far re hereby extended | of the United States Probability that he will set- or so to come. fe of Mr. John Herald, in the birth to three fine childre: ‘he last accounts, all parti jemed to have the Prospect of a doing in this city indicatic ot ita sexual, L wil mazaly mention that, ja four days o: week, one good estab! ment sold nearly $24,000 worth, all forthe Went. - The number of deaths in this city during the ‘past On Sunday night, th lower part of the city, two boys and a girl ig ile Bo ‘all. that. Jong life re them. Slee watt of the Rocky Mouatuines and alsovover | Tho tmount of wholesale busioers ofthe intermediate country west of the | continues to be immense and un River, and between the fortieth and forty-third |-indioation els of north latitude ; provided that this act shall Ye construed nor executed in such a manner as to | deprive the subjects of Great Britain of any of the rights | wn Ment. Mr. Wenrwoatn'briofly sepeeed the amendment. } Mr. Rocawext, of Connecticut, thought It was not Proper for Congress to pnss a bill containing any partic. | * od be of paratlels that was for negotiation,fer the troa- | {4 in: wer. Mr. Rost, of Massachusetts, said that if the amend. | 'mént wore modified to 64 40, instead of 40, he would | 4 cents. and privileges secuted by the third article of the treaty, | Week, was 63—moles 32, females $1. Consumption car- signed at London, October 20th, 1818, and continued 74 | Fie of 13, and small pox 2, gi force, by the treaty of August 6th, 1827, untilsaid treaty | THe Mancers.—Few transactions have been made in ToPjp tan aasoud ertiela St AEs eae Seat e es Reece: | percals ware tande on: Sateegy at aise ame mall ; The Ne Me pene id to. dmond the section by ade ling | but little inquiry day, but holdere were firm at after the words “Rocky Mowatarae * the words “South | $4 75. Sales bois. yesterday, at this rate. Set- of the 40th parallel of north latitude.” upported the | ‘lements for receipts frqm cars are at $4 624. Holders amendment io A few. pertinent remark seroiog his | of City Mills four would sell at $6, but there is no seemutonen Seetae ee ae testa | Serer soed coats susestesesey come eed “ap nothi by'this temporary sd AA | flour white wheat is worth 1258 180 counts, Sales of cece ‘notion shall have beck Given, and ifour tile ove j-At 61a 62cexte, for white, aud 63 a 64 cents for yellow. “the'territory is found to be really good, we cen then Th was but vory little enquiry, yesterday, {cr beyond the parallel designated by the proposed amend- | whiskey Small lots of hhds. sold at 28, ‘and barrels at Z i Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. Agni. 13 —3 shares Sasquehanoa Canal.7% Maryland at 744 for sale. 74 vid Baltimore 6's, 1890, cloted at tale, 94 Bid. Baltimore & Obio Mailrond shared £094 for a Sales of Stocks at. et entinine Finer Boaro, April 14.—1¢0 shares Gi Bank, 6 rat vote forit. He then vindicated our cleim to all of Ore- | 2%; 100 do pie de 5, 998; $350 Lehigh ince fon, by reference to docu Bs. ; 1a conclasion, 1a. | Peeaeate os, Gos dae City 9, 101; 1000 ate e ne Seat, Gsoet Bette, <7; Ee cunronion ot 1818, | NAPERR Bond —20 shares Mechanics Bank, 2534; $5000 Rinte user ist 1837, forfalad alt 5, 68; 5000 do 07; 8 shares Girard Bank, 936; 90000 State Secttloment. Mr. Adams was asked by Mr. Farren, of | Saeonp Boano.—30 shares U § Bank, (3; $2000 State 5's, Obie, whether Spain was not allewed to} keep Texas in cash oh 100 shares Reading RR, 33; 100 do, 38; $500 City ‘eumideration of her tons of all her rights on the | 5’, 's, 101. . Pls ako comtdertne att Th Mr. Adame. se leetions, rt jon at all, ere was no bar- New Jensry—aAt the Charter Election in Newark ; fis fod, 4 We took a line —49 —and rap 4 | yesterday, the Whig ticket ior Mayor, and other ene: | Fal officers, was elected, without | sition, There was much division, Dewerer thew 1, however, th no! Columbia and Washi to be receiver of she did obtain that right from Spain, ahe forfeited it by onthe Lake. Mr. Reed is building two new the conventions of 1818 snd 1827. Copying the Nootka | the Niagara, is to bee fine one, and is said | Bid not wish us to exercise tho right of settlement. Mr. | merciel Bank of this city, left for your city this mornin; ed a comparison between the Nootka | end you Mr. Bunt of South Carolina, remarked that Mr. Adams = on bis way to take charge of the new bank at \ Vi territory with | amendment proposed | the corner stone is always celebrated by some religion fair day, feet, $4,700; stand pa | ; Tae Parxsipent—Archer G. | ties at from $6 to $7 25. the dis- | rior brought $7 50; but the former figures may be re- ‘s a great deal of excitement, in the election for Alderm “nmap oo ibe fs “Thelatnintgearnr vara | mtvetertt cain ingot oe eat quan, al ye result faripceneingumtvaline opesal Wier Etgtet_ we doecrang, th ulos ot opposition Gekow i tens et Mr. — Lagat Beaty ! va Ch en Pbtained " “In Elizabethtown. the election for Township and Cor- a a det ag Tet chapter, and 20th Vero, aiartone | poretten officers yomorday, terminated in the success of traced title up to the ¢ame source. The Pope's grant was | we entire Whig tieket, a6 we loarn by the ay se wereh talons Ethos r toy Wen oti. | We fear that the whole Whig ticket in W: + an foc of territory on thie continent west of the nina: | Middlesex county, wes elected 9 ba Mane Fak tippl. Prier ta hat reat Bri | ve alibi firat time the Whigs have pr in five yo Tupning westward to the 5 In Rahway, the re Whig ticket was elected b; ry . A 7 7 gh tote cuit “andar the Spanish clam is | SU! maprty— werk dtr, ap CeRadoaties, We did not want it in rere eer actual» Cuvernmarr Euscrion.— The eleation for city offers, io Lima sencuaenas + ona buts on Monday, passed off very uistly, with a + which excluded any occupation, reseed the rights Tent Mew igs (011 Demsocreie Ootea 'n of & third. power wen ewast ain, bbe wee,| 6 Ma ¥ to 11 Democrats. On the Temperance the only power that had any title besides the United | Ieetion, the Council is about equally divided.—Cincin- 1 rie trait meae® ofthe Spanish tile was oBtained by | "tt Mersid Apri. “Brew beg anaes ep Mihctmner tae asserey | APzOnrcrs — of Nob ind. Ho treated Meares's pretensions with | by pth pele F H ive sontetapt, and went into the hastory of his fage®. of fil from and atter the 14 cares | of Rdnets, ith of May, M eur wang on Portuguese account. At the | his present eommission will pr Sa Sony = that lic moneys for the to sale at Natcvitoches, in the State of Vessels. They sciaed uj ico Louisie- sented to England, " r the of John Tucker, resigned. James H. fraudulent freder, on Portuguere sceoust, but Met Tete, of Sileieipp to be consul at Buenos Ayres. he wos acting as @ Britis! thet Oren ih subject. Still, we were told ee Was not good, becatse he treed The Delawere Division of the Pennsylvania canals was cpened on iy. district of lands | it-quati yj from $15 to $36. | he territory, and | assembled round a Our Lake is now open, and the steamers are about prepared for epring business. The Wiscon- sin, Capt. Card, and the Empire, Capt. Howe, will probably take the lead, as they are the largest boats ‘Doats; one, | will be the erly President of the Com- By James T. Goodwill. formerly Cashier at Os wego, loft ot the same time. The report is that Good- | fastest on the western wa! Mr. Israel T. Hatch, for ee Bosror, April 18th, 1846. Laying the Keel of @ New York Packet Ship. When a church is about to be erected, the laying of ceremonies, but when @ ship is to be built, the laying of her keel attracts little attention, except from those who areemployed about it. Now, if acharch requires the prayers of the pious, certainly a ship, which is continu- ally exposed to danger, ought not to bo neglected, more especially as the latter is o!ten, on trying occasions, the ene of pretty hard swearmg, bard knocks, and other un-church-like acts. This subject is worthy the serious attention of the ministry at large. An honorable exception to this neglect of vessels, oo- curred in tho ship yard of Mr. Daniel McKay, at East Boston, last Saturday atternoon. The keelof a New York packet ship, intended for Skiddy’s line, waa laid there anout 6 o'clock, in tho prosence of one parsonand of twelve fullgrown men, who were ship-wrights and sai lors. Before the keel was finally adjusted, the twelve itch barrel, op the bead of which mounted a vanerabile tailor, and addressed the assembly ably and eloquently, upon the science of pious ship building. When be concluded, it was proposed to sing @ hymn, but unfortunately, the voices of the twelve, after reposted trials, were found to be too orowked to chime, wkcreupon Cept. A. G. an experienced and pious old aalt,and an excellent whistler withall, volunteored to whistle part of the 107th pselm,about those “that go dawn tothe sea in ships.” Ho commenced well, and was pro- slong much to the edification of the company, when a parson, who had been drawn thither by curi- osity, sneezed audibly and distinctly, three ti This unfortunately interrupted the Captain, wh oked marlingspikes at the intruder; and it was not until he had taken a hearty swig out of a bucket of water, that he resumed. Tho echoes of the sneez! having died away,the Captsin finished this part of the ceremony with becoming dignity. The last part of the keel was then placed iu its position, after which the twelve gave three hearty cheers,ard the parson sneezed once by | way of Amen. The keel itself is of rock maple, 175 feet long, in two depths, each depth 16 inches wide by 14 deep, the first in three pies with 10 feet scarphs, and the other in 4 ieces. oft making the two com- | ined 28 by 16 inches. . T' l inch copper | bolts in each scarph, and t! ts of tt] have cop- | ls of eight feet, the | per bolts frsstns Naga at interval whole length. The vessel of which this is the founde- tion, will be 185 feet vot on deck, have 42 fect beam, 24 feet depth of hold, will measure about 1400 tons, and be the largest merchant ship ever built in the United Btate: As she has not yet received a name, we have decided “John Smith,” for the present, as a compli- large and respectable family of that neme. A large ship ought to have a large name, and where can a larger one than Smith be found Bosrox, April 14, 1846. Removal of two venerable Trees from the Common—a Sin- gular Case in Court—The Water Act accepted—Mr. Wilson's Resoluion against Slavery passed by the ‘House—Mr. Burnell in the Senate again—.A new Ship Sor Skiddy's Line—Stoek Market—Dr. Woodward, $e. On Sunday night we bad a smart little shower, which served to lay the du: ind made the grass on the Com- mon look still more green and beautiful. In promenad- ing around this earthly paradise yesterday morning, I noticed that the woodman’s axe was busy in bringing to the ground two of the venerable sycamore or button" wood jtrees, which have so long spread their giant branches for the shelter and protection of man. They have outlived several generations of those who have been in the habit o! resting beneath their ample foliage; but at last the arrows of death had reached them, and it ame necessary to remove their lifeless bodies aud that they migh ot, henceforth, cumber the i which they had so long ornamested and made iby their presence. Peace to their ashes. \ somewhat singular case was tried in the C vurt of | :mon Pleas yesterday, in which Benj. F. Hallett, | , a distinguished lawyer, was plaintiff, and Josiah of, Dow in the Me! Asylum for the Insane, was the defendant. Mr, Oak an old man, who has accu- mulated property, and ‘is the fathe: dren. He buried his w: @ tit afterwards manifested a were to marry a you! | irl, To this the children objected; and to prevent they had him sent to the Insane Asylum. It, w: the ght by the old man and other wed of his libert that an: Dae goer WaTE 5 m the Supreme Court on a writ of haheer and Mr. Hallett, the plaintiff in the present s1 act counsel for the old gentleman, and endeavored to cure his release. The Supreme Court, however, ded that he was insane, and that he was fightfull strained of his liberty. "It be t to appoint a guardian, to mai ‘When Mr. Hallett presénted,hia bill for professionsl ser- vices before the Su*reme Court, the guardian refused to pay it, on the ground that Mr. Oakes an insane man, and therefore not competent to do business or contract henee the present suit wes brought to ro- cover the amount of the bill. Witnesses.were examined ‘as to the insanity of Oakes, and the eviience givett be. fore the Supreme Court, by consent, was laid before th jury, It was not disputed that the byt bend Were ren- ‘ince, and very soon | pene weep oeey ted as dock dered ; nor it contended that 8 were un- reaeonable. jary, that if they found Oakes to they need ‘go no farther, but render a verdict for the plaintiff. If they did not consider him sane, though not furiously services rendered were necessary to teal th the lawfulness of his confinement, they still give the plaintif'a verdict. | The j for plaintff, giving him $108 19, the They did not agree, however, as to the sanit eight being of opinion that be was sane, and four that was not. ‘The counsel for the defence took exceptions to the ruling of the Judge, and will carry the case u, the Supreme Court. The act passed by the Legislature, for bri i ought to | returned edict the water of Long Pond into the city of Boston, was sub- mitted te the people Jortersay, 18 the vote atood as fol- lows: For the act, 4687 ; against it, S--majoxity, 4339. nettion is now fully settled, that Boston is to be supplied. with water, as soonas the work can be ac- complished. " Mr. Wilson, of Natick, succeeded in getting his reso- lation American slavery through the House yes- terday, by a vote of 147 in the affirmative, to 62 in the negative. Probably it will not pass the Se: Mr. Barnell, the Nantucket cashier, has again *y his rt has yet been made of tl ‘here must be something “rotten in Denmark,” or we should have had some state- ment of the affairs of this institution long ). pocket jo8- On Saturday afternoon the keel of a New York ship, intended fer Skiddy’s live, was laid at East ten. The vessel isto be 185 feet long on deck ; have 42 feet beam . 24 feet depth of hold, and will measure about 1400 tons. The stock market improved a little yesterday. Dr. 8.B. Woodward, Superintendent of the Lunatic Asylum at Worcester, intends soon to station he now holds. He bee purchased a residence in Northampton, Massachusetts. It will be difficult to make hia place Uy in the Asylum, and his retirement | will be lamented by all. Sales of Stocks at Boston. Broxens’ Boanv, April 13.80 shares. Norwich & Worces- ter RR, PEP do 307%; 70 do Western RR, 94; 50 do Long Joland as 25 do. H4)6; 10 do, 3 ‘dy, 84, seller, 10; 100 do, 14; 50 do East Boston Co, 14%; 1 do Boston k Warees: ter RR, 11636. Bx 6 shares Old Colony RR, Iaacd'AR 3; edo Norqien & Worcester Bi Fing 1n Norrorx, Va.—Several small frame tene- | ments on Bermuda street, between Fen Church street and Church street, were consumed b’ 5 | soon | ide of the street, | ‘ire from the 50do Long | 56; 35 do, | | 3 56; 100do Best Boston Uo, 14%. evening last. Three on the north or By Mr. Jos. Nash, and three on the south sid two belouging to Mr. J. G. Matton, and one te Mr. EB. De- cormis. These tenements were generaily old, and not | very valuable.—Norfotk Beacen, April 14. i Se COMMERCIAL. z New York, Tuesfay, April 14. | Ci — The ket jet to-day, no sales | os aarti mae he ey ea esen ae ie | tr tJ amonnted to 1,200 bales. Gite Bik BER aa Fair, Be : Be 8 tk Rear Estate at Auctr House and lot North West corner of Pearl and Ferry streets—lot 24 by 100 feet, $15,700; two story brick house and lot, No. 173 1 Henry street—lot 219 by 75, (less a piecs 18 by 8 feet, taken from the rear) $4,800; three story brick house in 6th street, between Avenue C and D, being Re 4 of a new block ei tay coms bine oe ‘ompking’ —y) nm , between juar- antine and New ferries, with 5 acres of i}. house of marble, 60 by 50 feet, with addition of 50 feet $20 000; hoGee.and lot corner of Hudson and North Moore streets, 22 by 75, $6,300; houses ani lots, 64, 66, and 68 Liberty street, 60 by 03, $14,000 each; house aod lot 153 Broadway, abont 22 by 114, $20,250; do. 160 do. do., $27 500; do. 122 Liberty stroet, 20 by 64; do, 89 Liberty street, 25 by 118 feet, $22,7 Po rie A tales batt avan 1d NQMFQRI Catto Market. wart 14—At market— 1027 Beof Cattle, from the | fonth,) 80 Cowes and Calves—400 Shoep Poi teo A ‘ ted sasett an” ves good rotailing quali. | esterda: . ya few head supe- | ‘as the extremes of the market. Cows and Calves —A spirited dem: ing the week, ond all were tox: and prevailed dur. | om et prices rangigg, as | Sneep and Lambe—All demand for Sheep seams to have fall off. "The email number offering were ali sold at $2 760 a6. Hay— Good Faoth 1] Commands 67)" certs Gwt’ Seles of a mt, Wotceoean hi st gi /06. The market is but poorly supplied.; A r of a family of chil. | | chors ands | , Barks id, brig Dine tor ¢ Htio Jarmo Brig Zolus—C J Jovason, New York Cape 7 Br Demand Burk Jeanet—M H Ogden. Si varrau~ Brg Strlieg—Bir Potter and lady, Mr Jones, ME ieeam ta Maria M Klot—Mre Tousalin, Mise Champonte. CHanteston—Shin H Allen—James D Oliver and lady, Ed- win W Oliver and lady. Passengers Sailed. CantHacusa—Schr T R Becton—Mrs RA Jay and child, Y ; Capt Sdward 8 Glen, British Army; Kde C B titin New Havent Bick’d & Hoteam’ Cones Daight 7 N Mari Fultonville, NY; ter, George Verden, P Gorham, N Koreign Importations, S. —Ship Hi 10514 half chests yor rson 187 do HEAT a aiid ds'cb hall da ganyowaer 1s bUedo rmpersal 100 cases cannisters gaepowder 100 do imperial 99 half chests Now ite ches's hyson skin S50 Weleds Sie so" de twankay Mat do walt do do 497 do twan! on, sowehoog 6 do mohea rowchoog 136 do do souchong 8 31d “Eee gunpowder £00 61> do do500 131b do imp-rial £00 Gib do do 00 "31b do hyson 250 6tb do do 5240 matia cassia to order . ROKAUA—Brig Newcastle—6 cs wine 1 hhd do Cary & Co h' pi» brandy 20 qr do J Caswell—t cs White —25 hde wine N Courtin—i5 do A Poender—o Latur do 15 qrdo Barclay & Livings =i6 hds 8 afdo wive JB Stourenel—5 hf pps brandy 5 qr de ‘Daend & co—$ hi & 4 q+ pps brandy H Boblen— 28 ball do, t half pipes: bravdy, 21 quarter do, 24 cherries 1n brandy, 15 do tiquors, 1 do Robert B 4 Rote cask Stamey cass ds Robert But! co—26 casks brandy, 1c ds sardines ia oil, 6 do puns Daniel St Amant souchong 150 do do 6 patent eo! |B caske cream of tartar Joseph Ht K.vans—t00. cases wine J D bUls piue seed Grinuell, Miurarn & eo—25 tts—5 chs brandy A Bin wer eo. 7519 bundles whalebone 600 bbls oil a) OsrelL Wiilets, Sludeon and W Aidis ot New Vorkeas bexea cue Mills, of New York-45 bexes eu- voaities A Miorwiaecbo hides FT Parahama & com—380 go HT galls—1505 do 11,419 goat skins 23 casks mustard seed 7 do Ti well, of Boston. ark Jenvett—931 hides Aymar & co—-920 pieces mehegasy 10 bbls honey 1 box A C Rossire & co—1650 Pieces mahogany M H Ogden. Brig Sterling-—art bales Coliins fe Carhari—20 T Banna Cais © Sepegar—a0 0" Hi Howlandats do Providence, (1f-68 do To Heroes rice Proirier Freres bales eotton Spot 'Tilsston & co—30 Denniston & co—20 begs ia Lcesk Mayilend Keece & eo—2 bus Cleve Iavd &’Daufordh— bid J H'Fallmay—t box 91 Quimby ¥ ingaland—3 cna aven- port3 do Spear ke Vanderhoff—2% hides J Rasdell—¥ barrels Cotton E& RR Grav CHaaixston—Ship Hi Allea—I¢ bales cotton W J Bu 98 Spofford, Tileaton & co—61 J W Trett— Poillipe-do Heary Coit & 00—13 bales ‘iron (2 Sutton—79 barrels rice Ferris & co6 packeges, V Jones br J Myher=1 trauk € Horton—1 fd W'Rutherford-—rl bales corton Teylor & Ritch eases | Richardson & Watson—2 casks J McKenzey—20 bales ¢otton yarn W J Mott. MARITIME HERALD NOTICE TO SHIPMASTE! vessels arri at this port, will We bope that Captains of shipping lists, newspapers, news, or - sevinl (ort alka teay Gesins eles han the Rew Oak Pilots, or Cept. Rosent Si-ver, of our news fleet. PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 15, sa Sen RE HM 5 23| moon Rises. 6 ST] wien ware! AUN SETS, Cleared. Mayhew, Nenritas, Brett & Voss. Bark M W Bret, 1 Y iver, Havana, mith. Bark Treatoa, O! Bark Bap re Bag Eliza, (Br) Brig Archelans. Brig Excel, Smith, , Hal Seht Boston, Nash, W: (on, Horenan. Pi Aliza, ia Schr Sarah Augusta, Bank won. Nancy Bishop, Beott, Portan Prince, Bkelding & Ferris Bete Ghantte fete Rewon, age tw ot Bess Race en Barge Delaware, Cresee, South Amboy. arrivea. ‘Wood, from Canton and Macao, Ci 0 b Stasi, iB Buratom & Co. 4 ww Orl a a) 1» oe eR St Gaia a q Janell, Minturn & Co. Jan 17,0! js with. a, Berjamip, he or - ton, Fey 2 fart, Ton 60 exchanged igrae' with ship Cla Fendon, Stoddard, from Canton for New Work. “March 22, lat #28. Jon 3315 anche Br ship Meduea, Uday from Caleutts, for ‘Trinidad. April 4, lat 29 33, lon 87 spe e ship Manchester, of Brth,d7 days {erm Liverpool, for New Orleans. : ‘Ship Ellen Brooks, ‘Theeman, 16 dere irom Mobile, with cotton, to master. at 24, lon 80, spoke brig Gen Pit- 1 N Orleans for Baltimore. tS ee lca, Wilose, 6 dare irom Charleston, with cotton, toG Buitou, léth inst, 20. miles entt of Frying Fan Shoals, exchanged siguale with bark Como, from Boston for Chatles: totark Alioth, Spring, (befora reported) {im Oaba, Sandwich ids, Nov 38, with oilsty Git Todd & Co. Jan 23, spoke deandtuade Tonbam. ot New Bedinrd, wound homers cree i Atlantic orn Jan 20th, Cope H of N ship Gilbert, Finley, fom bsarorig Baperb, (reported yesterday a . noire, Feb i wiih otf, Kew 3,8 Paione ‘Bld : ark Baltimore, of Bs steer th of New Bedford, mE ermong, Nash of Spates and home. with 21 - 1, and 18,000 {bs bone. ith, Jat 27 46 N. Jon 68.10 W, paseed ig Lady Huntley of Ha- hfax, steering south. ‘April Sth, Int $210, low 70.20, spoke brig wick, wisnedto be teported: -Aprll ith, ter 3720" lon 7210, to a a a Taw ship Shakepeare, of New Yors, close hauled to the west: moh Beckwith ‘Tine A se inane ts A wre 18 days Frio, with northerly gales, ‘The Dasish ived xt Kio from Bt Joreyh's Bay i cis, ther with the ec: ark Tuscsboora, Goodwi Bh Fisinused ts Aeectip the letter bags ef the US squadron at sip Marioa,ou the Comte! Aftion. Ne date. given, ler lon 70 39, 7 2847, from Boston, steering to the south- ,,15 days from the city of St Domingo, & Co. \ -astuaga tara from Bermu- brandy, &e. ived in the i f bulwarke. Ne eae re, with toss of mata-top-muast;, Ist ¢ Freveh bark ‘Trident, 12 days Toptt inst, ber! Jats Mareaigucs of ana far Mareelics. Martinique, of and fo "Brig sterling ‘Thompron, 5 days from Savannah, with cot- on Porter, 30 hours from Philadelphia, with mdse, ‘torn, to Danha out eh Volunteer, Eldridge, 35 days f Detroit, tt. Paso Cabello, Texas, orton, to Mr Wilson. ist inst, ina gale from the east, yy B Vaylor, of Chatham, Cona, was washed overboard cartied away jb: ‘and split sails. (Gill, 26 days from Tobasco, with logwood, man, oF oston. Gilchrist, 17 days from N Orleans, with pro- to Ke nd Holes.” ‘ch alt, at 28, oa 88, spoke ‘etto, rT jeans. ur Marie, M Kiots, Warren, 18days from Savannah le Mar, to W Dawson Sherman, of Kingston, 13 days from 8tJa- th s*gnr, to Foster & Nickerson. izabeth, Joyce, 13days from Arichat, NS, wh Hy nderaon, Egg Harbor, with pork, loruing, ame, te, from ship Edgar. ive, C. 1, Ocracoke, NC, naval stor to H Wa- dear oe hy Sally Miler for N York, 8 Tuitehell Od in cotupeny with vehe Sian for Nori 4 ts for N York. Sehr! fa, Droge, Washisgton, NC, with uxval stores, Sehr Excelsior, Belle, from Cape Hatteras, with cotton, an- ‘i ‘of abip Cel + Gabamme Vcve from Phtedsiphis, with @ ‘ield, 6 days fro bern, naval stores. * dive Htose Puiledelpales with coal, bound to ‘amaton. on Gi ott, 3 days from Philadelphia, coal. Sehr SPencoeos dae from Philsdelpine, coal Schr Star, Robins, Was! stores. chr ine Fh 7 ard Jot, Bchr Delaware, toU Board: Brig Duaeao, visions, to bri ‘aeland Schr Henry G Kirg, E ; Blo ‘Wheaton, Stranger, irom the Hoary Clay. op Fra 5 aie] Tos coal. Below, ae, Johnston, from New Orleans, with mése, to leans. getian Y gaya Cross New Orleans. Sali for Havana; Braziliero for Rio Janeiro; Br ‘Bt Johns. =e Ml ecUancous isecord. ‘Tre Havny Crav—This vessel has been got off, and was ee Bhd Joven, | brought to the eity yesterday moraing. She will be put upon the dry dock, and the necessary repai ade immediately. {C™ Weare under obligations to at New London, ‘or very ralnable shipping intelligence. Baro Craings, Farber, hence (Feb 4) for Gibraltar, &c, put Into Fayal previous to tte th ult, im distress, with cargo dam- aged, cabin and bulwarks stove, crew sick and in the hospital; cargo discharging. Farat.—8hip Apollo, at Charleston, brings accounts to the | ath of Mareh, and reporte—ships J N Gossler, of Philadelphia, from New York fo: London, leaky, discharging, for repairs; | Arvam, of Thomaston, from Glasgow for New York, dis- charging, and would have to heave out. Brig Chaires, of and from New York (see above). Br bark Lady Seaton, of Liver- pobl, for St Johas, NB, radder broke, and hall cherie ing jared, repairing, A Br schorner, from Jamaica for Liverpool, ‘was wre ed ou the wrat,end of the inland a few dare prev. fi + e seaman pe tot, ve reste the crew barely eacaped. with their lives. we then fast ya wien hae b revions at wsaranata wed wert to the no! which preven Jon 5125 W, and men, ail of whom w Thomas James. was is) Was 0} | the Messrs Roach, of was for rara, with a cargoof salt sh, Sonn. Pao.ine, from Galveston, bonnd fo Indien, Point, wi on) abello on the ‘ath w he led im getting sshore, but Jost every ‘wore mpon their persons.— The schooner was lost. — of 1 picked up b; satonetlhptacn mid eed or see Lion roster, of this port, ich Frankfort, Me, Belige, some ttme since. “She was 11! tons burthen, aod about ‘one year old, Sitr Youx, (Br) from New Live: 01 eter em Merion cargo, wo lost | iles SE of Hi B; Blossom—I2:h scat Bi ‘ie iors Carolan bows to Boston; nap cae vt ondotaiaan, from Boston for Matan- | 8, ‘Sch B, for Matanzes, had been, gare i Ha ty craw overboard, Jat28N, Hered 95, Lot 9990; Jon 5045, ship Kensington, Kilham, 6 ds from N York for Canton. Jan 6, tar 43 18 8, ‘the: ownera¢ Uberty to ake her or York; sehr Marthe Jane, Dating, from do; brig Purtapecenma, April Lake Caer che | Lend, dos Httehmond, Tha w York. MEDICAL AND Ho. 13 $ Pain in the chest 5 Palmtation of the heart 3 Organic disease of the heart , 40; steamer MONTHLY KEPORT YOR MARCH, oF THE NEW YOR SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Chswhers Street. CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. t pte 7 Irotacion in urethiaundneck , Jon $5 99 W, ship Charles, from Boston for afm ‘of bl ecient e ude trearment x Fab 16, at 28473, lon Ss Sa W, brig Mary, of Halifer, 5s de | 2 Cees a! ali PSs A gp ae 2 W, brig Wilson, Wildington, 23ds 4 {eruptions of the skin 1 ota ef ene pool.” : | ee 12 Seminr! weakness 18, was seen ship Cygnet, from Lou- | 3 (sterol gone” A alos lon 70 W, brig J Peters, steering 8- pp temps te 2 Impoten a re 1 Futmary reaera {Fait ald” disnines ta the £ Ri J 4 ip Jet, Case. fm Sand 3 tinence ure wich Isl ds with 1700 whale, 23 apm, end 17 008 Ibe vous; to | 2 Paes, bark aud side 1 Gontvaeted kage fat leave same diry for Sag Harbor. 7 waliiag of the womb 1 Adma ot | Arrat New 13th inst, ship Columbus, Wish, Sand- | Rheumatism, acute 6 Constipation michfstands, Oct 2448 days from Pernambuco, with 2080 bbls 2 Nicht sweats 1 Apoplexy 5 ,( 's bone. vel ov 4, te lon | 2 Docmaut liver 4 Ame: , Stonington, 1500 wha'e 1006p; Buccerssrut Orekations anv CuRgs, 518, lon 1st W, Thames, Bishop, Sit, 1840 wh. for. 2 Fractares of both bones of 3 Eeeyated tumors removed New Zealand end homs, *t Roratouga, Nov 30, Thomas | the arms. from the | Dickason, Lowen, 8H, 0 wh, Bpoke, Jan 2, Jat 5645.8, loa | 1 Operation fer fistulainano 4 Casesofvuruleutdischarges | W, bark George & Mourha, Beard NB, clean, for North- | 2 Tonsils remaved “from the ear } weet Coast, alt ratisaini tes 6% Jou 6268 W. ship Edward | 1 Dislocation redu 1 Uvala emoved j Care», Sarey, Nantacket, 1 wh, for Northwest Coast, all well. | 4 Uleerated legs of five years? 2 Operstions focensintng ' Ish, levdl 38'S ton 5113 W. Tiger, Brewster, Stonington, all srandi ; BStrictures cured 19 well, clean, for Northwest Const; 29th, Int 3837S, lon 5112 W, | 1 Inflammation of testis _ ‘erethra brig Catne:wood, Cushing, Westport, cleon; Copt C,. reported a for phymossis 1 Fracture of the cranium speaking (wo days previous, brig fnga, Cadworth, Wareham, on forcontraction, 1 Opened large abscess 4 sperm. Died on board Columbus, of consumption, Feb extevsor proprins pel’ 1 Fungus taken from ear M arrak dorinnh tase ship Coston Taber, Pacific Ovean, New | _LtitoPtein, cast 1 Geer i rectam a 5 Jondor, ’ q if iny New | p at a ri; any ci Zealand Jorts, with'S506 bole wha'e 180 upaitacd soiee ive | 1 Ped distes of the 2 Ceses of hecma under treat> Pao ee eae te Mea ieee | 1 One Or eg seaains 4 piRett a aisendadl bons te- " 5 i. 5 i a RB | ti y le 24, Cle Fuser, Sew Loude an sa Tae 8, Jou { 1 Ampucat on i a moved irom leg bi 5 vr ¥ | tty TOW Esch. Jat 42 8, fou a2 We bark Velcaraten, Luce, NB, 600 | ‘Bhs poor stead Torbetween and, the aftersoon, al bekite Gomer. wick lator His'ity Inbrapcke bale SEE DE: | cheery Tes IANS I HOt SoC ED tell Tigetey, NB, lon iy Tae 12 3 len a #20 W, ship | Attondiag Surgoas and Phyncian. days pretious Bark Levaiom Frise Rewreeres Woe ees, Cae | ENGRAVERS’ Ens abbertitenikererdet® | STEEL AND COPPER PLATES, Sel ned boan ge coms toe ©: Des | MEAMewans esl tome 9 to Senter othy copeey donk oat ship Hasqun. Brown, Gaadwie\ Islands, | (rom 1i¢ to cets per nah Plats from § wri cheat Card October 23, with 9000 barrels 175 sp) oil, and 13 000 Ibs bone un | tea 12s to 16a per doz A large stock aay 08 and toe ; sent home 380 barrels (20 ap) oul, 17,000 tbs Wone.— | dy for orders at a moment’s notice, ae Bhi de Latex Naat ta Ostcber, ip Rowe, L, S| eaeeiy ee eeTOn UT. as aonign Pleas tects IN. York. Cindwick, NB, Yo00 this season, Bure N I Usedthiseesson; Joseph Meigs, Taber ut Vernon, Covell, NB, 460 this season: Ds VAN ZANDT’S celebrated flealth Restorative, I eeceg og sean meter Be Dyspepric and Apti-Billious Cathartic pooner, 28800 ok 40. Dec 17th, 2700 barrels 01], to eruise.a short time, then home. J: NB, wn, 1200 this season; Bi ‘season; Ocmulgee, Manter, + Hawes; NB 1400 this sea.; aon; Soath Carolina, Coffin, Clark, NB %0 this season, of NB, ship ap RB in lat $7 30'S, long 71 W, ship Audley, Clark, of NB, 600 bbls aperm. Arr at New London 13th inst, ship Armata, Hall, from NW Coast, via NZealand, with 275 bbls bey aan 8 wh 120 «pol 27,000 from Lehaina, os wee jewark, am e NW i of eck, Nye Naw allveitt s lat 47.8, a, Hedges, SH, 2050, hed taken 3ctand 3 Aye Cet H ‘he an afew ene for "ton st W Gov Tron aire, lon . NB. 2000 bbis; Bur Gosnold, Mosher, NB, 1600 bls: h, NBedford, 1008 bblz; Jan 7, lat 488. Jon 19 W, At, Bo ot agar eee hus Sao Disees of Liv Cape Horm, Obed Mitchell, Wing, NB, & deve out, sit w the British ship George reports averal_caske +t y haler which bad Leen cast away: 7, the Ai at sea thr orier, m the Week oth anich wmenel the heerhat + Pie er ca 4 mate by the sme man; had been aihed ite ght whale ol i '. at) on of the heads was merael CBB, th imarkicg ieee Feb, ‘spoke or Jat $7 40 8, lon 47 20 W, Ly P, 188 do wh, bor W, Plymoath, Edwards, 10th, of fever. Mi ook, Bris ol. er Smith, Easee rbe let, NB, 3906 bb: Hull, of Bangor. vessels had whales. Sandwich Islaed: Lombock, une aD lone for New Yeo Maura, no loae poor! ‘The piloi boat H B Hal Mercury, of Stovington, Is, with 1 having got ashore afew re. a, Jan &—In Port, rk 35th; an for tmyrecent inf Ma) + 5 sth, lat $2 &, lon 4535 ‘8H, clean, lost cooper, Charles farch Sth, Tat 5, ton $5, Corinthi ei aaa eb Uae 4 ke schr Mars that the New Zealand ‘more than two | he 13th put pilots on board ship | aah Ett ewan (700 wh 25 spm and 17030 Ibs bone. a te Falkland { | 2500 jo. Hull reports xy, few having taken ign Rem er and ery a days before in atthe mouth of Canton river, ur belore she could ined for homer bark | + U States, via Rio Janeiro(andersail) soon; | on a asc Drinker, from and Port, bark Susan Jane, Paine, Boston, ar h Atkine, Gernsh, from ‘atson, from and fc for War- ger, Leavite from Portland: brigs Wildes P Providence, Idg; Ne id fr i 3 | ee Toe Re” UT en Se | Gane: Nor 20<in Foi, big: Chensanaes, Sylvester, from Columbia River for Boston, 4 3 Rio. New York in afew de: ty ‘Euynna, Feb 18—1n Port, barks Oomanli, Gard dora Ne for Boston, abt Mar 13 Patznseo, Feb a0-ahip Vi lug. Sid 20%h, brig Unces, St Jace pr Cona, d, for New Yorks Ado i q Drews fin do ar 1 4th ny Tonasco, Ma’ch New vorki achr? Lord Anson, of J ey on, of Je 40 days; Euphrn brig Ontari Hardie, Africa Jao and Canton. A! arm, April 10 vie Faysi, 1 to the Hondaras, in dutress, bowed London, w Joss ‘of spars, igaing and sail kt Wellington i — Ueto, bert Ascthnsa; Basten, Vi nice; brig mart, » Ri. ‘ pri Ei . A sel & Colby, N |: Yoru: nad sll joe Hockzons ih, seks uno Reabinson, snd Coral, Smith, New York . Sb M—in port, oh ‘oul ro; schrs Jano, and Coral; Easrroat. April 3Atr sehr Pik ay L~4,3 Azim, loa it sorter N Yorks den; Pera, Paiker, yee Biaentae,‘April hi Arrbrig Charles Mammosd, N ‘ork. Hatrowex, April 7—Arr, sehr Gil Blas, Cunningham, Phi- ladelphie, Mop.ue, Aprit ee a Neores mov Re Se a Grromnadel. oo HP Superb. eee ei My epee OY about Fe PR ay eae] Rio Janrino, cab ‘Montevideo, wr 2isty Danish sup Pollux, fol brig Petrel, arrived 19 Palymra, for do; brig Huntvil by for rie ‘aLPanars0, Jan 12—In Port, ships Edw Everett, Sweet! for the corst soon; Mississippi, sias, Bantin, do do, Barney, ‘Lamb: } arr Dee 17) for: fdayer’ Sasled Deo Hinbek Oroine & Hey i ell; and Bi St. Pet i nd. Bid, wi ens irs day rarer Edwin > aad Iphia. Pe Pies sheet Sere = t, bark Rosina, Doty, frm re rom Gat, nthont breakieg bulk. » from Sadie Tor New York, ry bag Sonh Abigal, pesian, Brower, for New York, if Emeline, of Port- ant hi th from St T' iadelphia, ou the 19—In port brig, Helena, ms Sherman, for He, of, Liver- the baron the Mth M saved. Schr sey, England, lost at the same time—crew 8 wae & Feary, Galt, Cobiie, ‘Tahiti and Qabu; ist, bark Hortensia, jaltumore ; Jan6, brig Cayuga, Bissel, Cai iesld teks Herston, N York. ‘Arr, ship Rockingham, Pechallow, Mo- Smith, M '8; aschr Adeline, rig a Simona, from aN ae es has sail Arr thie Tom Pane, Andersons Bt His uy, April &th—Are schr Lodi, Atkins, New York,via Boston. > Ceatiperen, April 10—Arr, Aelita. tArr brig Mobile, Buekley, from New fobs Mieherd i 4 Argo, New - “Bequmesb, N York lew York; America, Bi ‘ork; Excel: *Aibanyt Mesice, emia N York Ye ry few Haven, April U—Bid sehr, E Burton, Anderson, Philadelphias Baneta, -—, few York; Hacvest, Presby, do; I RWBURYPOR: heer, Kenney Alera; rial, % ft Nn burgh, 1 ie tie ter hth ‘April 19—Arr schr Augustus, Kilbors, Bal- il 11—Arr schr Brenda, Sweet, Pocomoke,, Higbee, Hi hada » Hetiord. “did tithe bret ‘Montilla, Wheel Srticadts ieee Hers ‘ork. wenMonD, April 13—Bid, schr 8 Rockhill, Predmote, Fall Savarnan, April 10—Cld Br bark Peters, Lemon, Liv A Ce » Abbott Ju sangeet Uhr eclemt itn Bere Peadspsie eh ; ld wig Rainbow, New ? sehr E H Herriek,'N York. fork. SSS By Last Night's Southern Mail, Aus Ma, April 11—Sid Beschr Olive Branch, Hinson, u rane! EANDRiA, April inson, a a ALT IMORE, uno a B. }, Coma. Paes from Liverpoo! ees 1; et at Fe eseecating, t= the last ac | 08. au ere sold Previous.” She was to Bare Gatvesror, hence for Galveston, pre feported condemned at Nassau, Wa toe beeen tor atene? wine pees yop Ban Tasaperary Tepaite, and soad ber te’ New is" i trom Porto Rico; both be u: on tall riage bran Come a ind st ong. N H-Agracht Rob Roy, Avery, from Nov otomece ship tt anchor; and off sth, Ki'klans, Chines 6 Casual Imp, ribet 7 + cent rt Coast; Cicero, Howland {N | | Johns, PR. T Am Arr brig United States, York, inssall c Pistont ig gr Priees, by addreesivg afew lines, apd intr \y short s } and annoyance ‘aitendlug tirely obviated 19 this. To) th Gloss. Privats apartments for Indies and gratlomen their hair ans ia Eure cine, It is now used in laud avd through the cma he ppp veemlce. i enclusively @ = or imber influence sdaition tothe golor'hars : 3 tare, as completely ta defy detec, the. uno of 5 Tentost evil that can chal i fi | BOOKS BOUGHT. © i their Libraries, ei ing 2! a mamber, to aoe and ni 5 MC. Livingtos street. J ‘10 Nassan, or 187 D HAI DN eee the color of the © colo y togutted shade oF Slack” of brows: ow imple and ‘ocess, without staining ny an) ring. tie +», The great advant over those hitherto in use, wil perfectly natural color, im 3 aod much of! the use of all former Dyes, For prod ae lighter 3 of may be said to be the only preperation ry resnit ean be een ‘on; and soclose a resemblance eat ip no tous to the har, whioh, after will retain its accestomed softness slasticity, ° T° LaTRD’S, $2 Chytham at. DK. MARSHALL HALL’S | eS ar y of &ng. and in every in bes jirected, peo Ci ° remeter erful netion te uh that el fat Bata Soe wn tan decided relist to iw : y early indulgence in solitary babits, bave fallsn ‘ ahity. weakness, brought on by wen, This is, when too. om @ Its quick and wend: eility cannot Tema 4. small cmateiation, ate the eygaptomse nt tate Gleets, whiten, obstruction of earaia « rm f : bottler bottles fore5., Soldat ¢ Cutest. als: tae RC h ty f th Di uqeots, Loudon end af the medial Bouitey York, diseas fort medical qu: rests his ef: ‘Dr, COBBET’S mode of treatment is safe and soaniy ring neicher the use of mercury nor restraint on COB: te i it tbs cley-—aed shove: ally hie" Iapptares a imontious, ara claw of tee gurueds exrwetinice interest Strictnres cured ia ove or two J7th searealy osy - Srrirceeet y-— Those lud{t} whohsve 1 ged ina certain loathsome aed sveret ean positively reatored to health and society. Mild enses removed in twe to fourdays. No charge naiess ca Remember—19 Duane strest, next door to Dr. Jobnson’s. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICk D)QCTOR JOHNEON, 17 Duane street, » is idest an: eal practitioners in the eity of = one stand for: » end during that time has: : Recaiens bit, : by - ieee a dieiefFintcattoeecs STR C. Ds COOPER, 14 street, between Chatham |drotincamnat euelrpeerer ore ¢ ‘a delicate nati Dr. a tal, and has forthe oases Hoapit Ay MEDICAL NOTICK, wi mere and -e4 Testis yp aloe oe i aiscated phyal Bis petients to leave until a Stricture—! Cr he method by est teh ae ed : tr von men. BAR “3 Sonar mete : Sthekae society. A cure ‘avery case oF no pbetnreand recollect the number i, with the mortsr ever the READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS MEDICINE Sanennnaen re a oF THE 2 or : i RASA ere ACY MEDIOAL ADVICE f iy Neaustng the eyecens ‘with this justly bottles eee Sit ne ol ado CONCENTRATED RAC ] GENTIAN AN it ty, Crsen etree ot ‘Sarva felied on 24 4 c€ OF 'D SASAFRAS, He Ni. edt case ndvy une Coleg ick ‘tare i in tt present before 6 public: Hood. such urscrofula aie rheee oe Iajedicions ‘uss ot and ples, ulcers, pain in the boues or ry effects of OS a ok