The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1846, Page 3

and boys will Pl yn benefit at Louisville, is said to Lave the fullest house of the season. Atleast a thou’ Soe The was the “Lady of Eyonn and as ed Claude Meloette. g Sin tailing of the ci a, Mier Cianen eppenenaae the front of the stage, in complience with a general call, and made ber farewell courtesy amid the most enthusiss- bere oe an ba The Seguin troupe have bi rior “ Don Pas- quale,” in Boston. It fon. was Yeosived with or applausee. Portable Dressing Cases.—The Subscribers having, nee ese of the prs os Saas the pattie asd travellers, as the pe tl tat al geben ever seeanfaveaned | SG, 17 trae ___2 few doors bow doors noove obattatareg ment Tne eran et aces cillegs ro otis, to we Ae fe fourth we a, hive tore, eae that the st heaabject, gt tall be teal” Terie hen, when fe ice gory T deny the et bergen every pe rqaicolar. 'H ROSE, Jr. Spa 10. MONEY MARKET. Thursday, April 16—6 P. mM. ‘The stock market continues heavy. Prices fell off egeinto-day. Long Island declined ; per cent; Reading Railroad 14; Morris Canal and Canton went up 4; Nor- wich & Worcester }; PennsyWwania 5's closed at yester day’s prices. At the second board a further decline was experienced. ‘The war news from Mexico, arrived too late to have an effect upon the market to-day, but we look for a greater panic to-morrow than we have had yet. The ball has opened, and no one can tell what may be the result. Farther accounts from the Rio Grande will be anxiously looked for. We have no doubt a collision between the forces has, ere this, taken place. The Bank of New York hes declared a dividend of bc edz six months, payable on the lst y: ‘The new tariff bill is now fairly before the House— The Committee of Ways and Means have reported a bill aimjlar, in every respect, to that recommended by the Secretary of the Treasury. It hes been read a second time, and referred to the Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union. It was anticipated that there would be « higher duty placed upon iron, by the com mittee, than that suggested by Mr. Walker; but upon comparing the two bills, we find that iron in blooms, bolts, bars, hoops, pigs, rods, slabs, or other form not otherwise provided for, castings of iron, scrap iron, and Vessels of cast jron, are put down in each bill at thirty Per cent ad valorem. Manufactures of cotton, wool, worsted, silk, hemp and flax, are also placed at the same duty in each bill. A very important section has been attached to the bill by the Committee of Ways end Means, which, by all means, should be adopted. We allude to that providing for a deficiency of revenue, under the new act, which | says “in any year in which there shall bea deficiency of Tevenue, a duty of ten (10) per cent ad valorem shall be Placed on tea and coffee, to take effect after the first quarter of the ensuing year.” A duty of ten percent on these two items, would yield a revenue amounting to ‘between one and a half totwo millions of dollars annu- _ lly. The value of tea itmported into the United States, fn 1845, was $5,730,514, and of coffee $6 ,221,271, making QD aggregate of $11,951,785; a duty of ten per cent, ad valorem, on this amount, would have produced a gross Favenue of $1,195,178. Should there be et any time a | ‘uable and important resource. It will be much better to | ‘keep this as a dernier resort, than to adopt it as a per. |' Died. | . At Russell, Ohio, on the morning of the 12th ultimo. Many Ann, wile of Nicholas L. Shipper, of this city, aged manent resource. itds proposed that the new tariff shall go into opere- tion on the 1st day of December, 1846, and that all goods in the public stores on the 2d day of December, shall be subject to no other duty upon the entry thereof than if | imported after that day. The ed valorem principle is | @ 1° strictly adhered to in the bill from the Committee f| ‘Ways and Means. The warehousing eystem, to a very | limited extent, is connected with this bill. So feras it | Goes it will be found very serviceable. Goods import- | | deficiency in the revenue, this will be found a very val. | the line of Joans end discounts, and an increase in the ‘deposite. Un the whole, the condition of the five banks named in the above table, according to PR RER HOR | returns, was less sound than it wes two years ago. Or encee duis Siemisdbh er Geargh Re | judgment, or under protest, and not considered bad or doubtful. The annexed statement exhibits the classi- fication of the aggregate discounts of the bank: | Cuaseuncations_or Discounts—Geonars RaiLacaD ax x Bisse OF Co., Armin, 1846. Dispensed Hove ranal 6,744 8 BOC in suit, ‘do, 1,300 00 pmenereyeal Be ae ae erin suit, of Bills cada which na, for several months past :— Banxs oF bate cas ane 5,918,496 sane $129,053, and a decrease in specie on hand of $45,273, Gregate m the 3ist of March, larger than they have been for many months. Old Stock Exchange. $10,000 y 86's 1062 ise Monday Ey ie Harlem RR bio aN e do FE) | 100 Long Is KR s331e 125 do Saturday 51 coh Sty 15 do Friday 51! i do gah 2% do Monday 5 do Friday 30% 50 do a3 51 i) shs Nor& Wor csh 53% 100 do baw 51! 3 do [ey a ah business, and give Oo Thursday, A il tet the Rev. Mr. Mand Kirtland, to Mr. Tuxovoane Cozzens, all of Monday 3th instant, by the Rev. Dr. spencer, Mazt s Louise Stevenson, daughter of ae E. » to Michari Cuauncery, both of Bi lyn, L. 1. ei pea Death loves « shining mark.” Oh! she was fair! ae her sweet e-aely ts men of loveliness, loved by all, sisters, brothers Prized her nee “worth, ‘The silent tear, Alone, prociaims the heart’s acutest pang Affliction feels. Pure in heart, She lived, alone, to render others ha} 7 And spread the canse of truth—to min! od from this side of the Cape of Good Hope, or Cape | ‘To want end sickhess, and allay he pein Horn, may, by this bill, remain in store for one hundred | Of human and filty days, and if imported from beyond those Capes, | | one hundred and eighty days. Whether this is with or | without the payment of cash duties, is not stated; but we | Hex spirit presume without, otherwise it would be of no material | Denefit. From this provision being attached to the tariff bill, we should judge that warehousing, to any greater extent, was not contemplated. There is very little doubt but that this bill, without | any material alteration will pass the House of Repre- sentatives by a fair majority, at once. We do not anti- | cipate a very lengthy debate, asthe subject hes been so long before the country that it has nearly been ex- hausted. ‘We learn from Washington that the independent treasury bill will pass the Senate by a strict party vote, with certain modifications, as regards the period for enforcing its specie provisions, but nothing more. This ‘will give the banks a little longer time te prepare them- selves for the changes this new treasury bill of the B0- | vernment will produce in the currency, and they will | ‘want every moment they can obtain to reduce their | bis age. operations to the proper point, toenable them to stand traction in loans of all kinds will be essary, but par- | ticularly those mado to speculators, either in merchan- dise or stocks. The class of business men that will feel | the operation of the independent treasury bill the most, | as that depending almost entirely upon bank favors, hav- ing no capital of their own, and doing business entirely upon credit. It will purge thg community of such ope rators, thereby benefitting those confining themselves to | ‘a legitimate business, conducted upon legitimate prin- ciples. Those doing business upon their own capi- tal, and doing no more than they can safely upon that capital, will in fact be benefitted by the | independent “treasury bill, as they will have the field to themselves. “Those who trade on borrowed | capital ought to break,” said President Jackson, and that maxim is just as true now, as it was at the time it wasmade. For several years previous to 1837, pearly every one traded on borrowed capital, and in that year almost every one did break. ‘We have not yet approach- | rare ed any where near the point then reached in expansion of credits, but the banks have been fast drawing the eommercial classes into the same system of credits that Produced so much difficulty and embarrassment in form- or yoars, and if it was not forthe probability that some Measure would soon be adopted, to check the expansion of these institutions, it would not have been many years before we should have been in the midst of another com mercial revulsion. Under the ciseumstances the banks have adopted the wisest course, in submitting to a rapid contraction. ‘They are justified in reducing their discounts, not only to epeculators but to their regular customers, whatever those opposed to the independent treasury may say to the centrary, notwithstanding. We annex a statement exhibiting the condition of five | Georgia banks, in April, 1846, compared with October, 1844. It will be observed that tnere has been considera- ble variation in the movement of these institutions, in the meantime. Ge Banas Geisbor ii 1, i= e returns of these for April, 1846, san ‘eompare very favorably with those made in October, TAs. There appears to have been an increase equal to paarly twenty-five per cent in the circulation, and a (plding off in the mount of opeole on band of mostly 9 Her mild nature Gave to ir and influence To ‘captivate allt hearus. Thus she lived— ‘When beer’ entered into womanhood, its mortal tenement, And soared to Heaven. | The brothers of National ‘Loa, ~ No. 30,1. o. fo. F., “= 64th year of his : friend, and the Mesonic brethren, are res farther io sumption, Puorsr, wife of the la! bert Rogers, aged 38 years. er friends. and juaintances, also the invited to atte: funeral,from Emanuel Church, ney Place, be take: reenwood Cemetei | from the residence of his son John, No. 354 Grand street, ea > (Friday) niga ar eee 3o’clock. On Thursday, the 6th instant, of consumption, Bra- Rap Mastenson, ar aged 20 ears and 7 months. The friends and i acquaimtances of the family and those — of Vpn mene ll James Leonard and Julian Rosen- feld, rig one lally invited to attend bis funeral on Saturday Lele alee 49 Essex stree! the bra, Erren Emmons, in the 66th year ee ate and those of her family, are Tespectially to attend ber {uneral, on Saturday, oth 16th inst., ttrestgwithost farther invitation. ee land, who Brook will toby eee CAUTION TO TRAVELLE IN, CONSEQUENCE of several erons in New es feck Line” from Philedel pia fo tart ray th Se eee ato their trope for it that line character Prag come tet or the wonderfal crim | | | Police mto of FAT, eee Baio Bl. Bul. estar | | in Philadel 4 Sse rderers in the slave mai! | at New falo "correspondence im opeevene of a der burglar. C Cor fessinn. Case of rape 8 on the wisdom of javies, ster Jonr stove ‘of the ship unusual feltiog, sede cae, hoped sttneker en } Samienenne co resp Serene eae bee “ea tre ee ‘ll the et Heres: ren eo! | RReceasne eae Srocaerts eh ‘orpus Christi. al7 tis" ‘ONS, Bindgrs’ Boards, jase Fesints pase leby gt” ‘1() TONS Diedgre’ Boards, jae received, and for w hea wii CENTREVILLE COURSE TROTTING. fs Bee tok tre careoyall of whieh has SS EE ane nama road and Banking Company, amounting, in the aggre Ri gate, to $168,700, it appears that only $91,372 were not in | horses t that wei See ferences given. "Plaase spel PROTESTAN ‘Girl wishes a situation asc! seamstress, maid. Inquii a ed te igabout to | aw. Sait tine eee a ve ie relia will are pos Lat =) AvERoN mre 4 8 are and rugs, Skipton, York- ere oe will ‘for. | 10,200 06 mais o6 | Att 5,0 05 | We annex ‘a comparative statement of the movement | in the leading departments of the Banks of South Caroli- oe tar of their goods im. ACKET SHIP QUEEN OF WEST, pool {Consiqnee: wil will please send their jen at wert side Bur | ‘mitted in five days are for cash: <u. Mar. 3. | Te thesarte dey. ’Avid o'clocs, one Planeficte esd R. G. DE LIRAI Ship Liverpool, (foot lier Sieolteo | | ‘one case of Within the sth month there has been an increase in | the lines of discounts of $444,545, and in the deposite of | Bere Cory — pg and his family (ean be sqrommodated ‘rooms, and po and in cigculation of $106,672. Compared with the ag~ ment in these departments, these variations are @ very small per cent, and can have no very great in- | fluence upon the business of the section of the country | | in which these banks are situated. The loans were, on | BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. FEW genteel boarders, gentlemen and theii single gentlemen, can be ananeen in Broome street, near Hudson, where. keowa fora sumber of years as theg Give we mea: REDUGED THIS DAY. s i ‘and Windsor BO APS. tory, 168 and 118 Cliff street. PIANO FORTES. to call at Chambers’ ware-room perior and warrauted article. SOUTHERN am LUMBER—TO BUILDERS | == ND OTHERS. RIBER has just received a ble tera age hentieae which he will tee pan reasona- | DR. JONES, DENTIST. BROADWAY AND CANAL STREET, Tsar 'EETH and warrants them as good as the uatu- teal for biting. and tion. cgndog) poeae on IPORASERS are ia so be worn by atm econo with Gold, from and B ¥ . B.—Dr. J. operates in the evening as usual. | NUOTICE is hered N from Eat ear it BE loth day of Ay 1,000 N ¥ State 6's 62 1 1960 a do eae Fi % shs Del & HudCanal 18 zien 22 Ohio. & Trost 4 a ae jo * 100 do DEO dig 100 do M4 100 Harlem RR rt $0 do 41! 30 do 4 20 © do if $0 do bid 41 Second 50 Toland 3134 100 shs Nor & $2) tones 130 do 60% 50 6 do “3 5t 2000 do do 80 51 200 do b3 60 10,000 Penna 5’s Ct 100 Nor & Wor 230 52 © 150 Morris 13) do 52 50 Canton bio 33) 50 de $280 jo 3 3 do 810 = 100 Harlem RR 130 is % © do 100 do 4 7,000 Ohio 7’s 102 New Stock Exchange. 50 shs Mor Canal cash 13% 1 io do, elasy 18 ‘ae Nore Wea 3 Farmen’ Te 0 | Tease will be given, on eavy terms. 4 TRH. Laimbecr, at the Office at the ri Ta PSIMBRER” OT I ARPETS ene oh avlendig A Goth ie Eirias Fe mrt Dini 18, to. 4 ats lervile, Miss Exizazern Krarian, daughter of Judge Ambrose DUCA’ is city. STATEN Lee phd INSTITUTE. Sane pao a be oe, Lockweod uo 411 Broadway, or at the ‘atin Kes may be visited every day (Sundays exe: ) \@ next term will commence on the first of May. 15 Steodis *rre CTURE IN ST. PETEWS CHURCH, BARCLAY STREET. HE, REV. DR. RYDER. President of to Coll SUNDAY EVENING, the ihch insta ents each; for the bencht of the Church—to be ngan’s Book mh 151 Fulton street; and at the door ha Jeetere, which was to be admitted to nedichs | first store, with or the Church onthe evan ichets for the very Rev. inaye been delivercdon the 40th of aareSs} wil be The doors of the Church will be opened at 7 o’elock. | out. Immediate mee Orrice or Tur New eer 7 Liant De. ‘i on —_ ook will be closed {rox 25th inst. 40 that date. By orier a ibaa C. L. EVERITT, Beeretary. FASHIONABLE VISITING CARD BLISHME will please accept brother “a grateful acknow- ledgments, for their kind sym hg iberality. On ‘Thursday ee i instant, Faancu Aurxanper, son of Charles and Amelia 8. Meeks,aged 9 Seta eit ingtting inate, Ricnaap D. Surrn, PLATE and Fifty Cad for $1 the - | aelied “Cards printed raved pluses se 00 cent engraved plates at 50 cents | A Ltd dogo Lact FLASe ads for the array street, | Hie fed to attend his funeral, on Friday afternoon, the | Re instant, at 4 o’clock, from 396 Cherry street, without iovitation. In Brooklyn, Thursday ginny hg! verb ome Ae FATENT HOSE. the manufacture of Ru! imporsiitey, of com! Brooklyn Lodge Ni , of 1.0, 10.F., marti | Brooklyn 0 No. of are res % the veh ‘sid. "clock this afteracon. Her remains will en On Thursday morning, the ri4 instant, after a linger- | ing ae Carrain Paver Tarzoa, in the 71st year of His friends and Lec geet and those of his sons, Thomas, John, Edward and Charles, also the Marine ‘unmoved the shock they will receive. A steady con- | Society, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, Grae: on purchase Every piece of which tnd ae of oe ‘Fateut, nee ee Ist May, 23 Courtiande st. f CAMPHENE AND CHEMICAL OIL. | ly dealers with a supe ical OIL, at a = On Tharedoy ‘morning, 16th instant, of ~ Bice Sopa of | wish to attain a saat knowledge of the art ie Ke various styles juested o'clock A. M., from her late residence, 214 Division f ‘Stinem ich js universally allowed to be eompl frm to bier Der ony the di —_—_——_——— ey | TYiORMATION | MANTED of JON. of the Houghy eats to New O1 Toans. Al will | foanialy “rece iSeeived by ie sister AN nee | THE LOR! Diet Es from nya, o Orleans Please copy. apl7 3*r KING CHARLES SPANIELS, | O% IRE BREED, received by the latest arrivals | sets Se yufae- ited the le, = eal for sale b: Joha Also, igre and valuable tale Birds only tb be owed at in ovablichinens | Be inet ttere from th jin dis ¢ curious, in some evi (pest paid) \porter and dealer ia Birds, Coges, ke. etl Pocrongranrr, ng i compl ‘! Curie aes nein meee | New York of al exp seeps THORN CHAMPAIGNE. Lato omni he of set mat Ch The: this country, and at a - LIVINGSTON & CO., ” ‘all street. FANCY iat | ira cuperer th ol ‘Albany, SRO Ce OF Zip’ eisron wromdenta ice fe the pret es Reve Rar mte rh wae ‘the ets aE oF Eros Nes nie Wis boots and Jim aap ‘ity fae in the scienes of ee animal ence to es ARS—FORE GN AND DOME: TiC. Hi ‘SUBSCRIBERS jn iavite the attention of country Ct = their ‘ensive oct 0 of Se | 8 for ens! en ‘qualiti ler cit Rpts, The antag sty! Stay aie | Sao mri3 im‘re Whol ful aie, of ee the fashi fo order a ae ents bales of ri af si Shan cng ot ena Se rial and ingraia carpets ‘sofas, card and 4 jen, couches, and dining able F case, secretaries Goisiends ag pe ag ne Rictares, crares, ke’ Also th ey oa furni: ture. Catalogues at ‘api? itr Nee ee NT aNTREIN-AGiiee UCTION NoTice— ete RUE Ke. ke.—Tais Day, at 10 o'cloe jiture an families, ousisting of one secretary PIT ete weloes: three story house i ata of parlor, itare }, carpets, fas en solar lampa; eatlety,, vedatends, amps, glass, ¢! ry, ke. Also, kitchen a al? it*re SELECT PAINTINGS AN ie ENGRAVINGS AT LEVY will soll on satarday Evening. at 724 o'clock, A.t id aluable col lection A ei cyismen tad hae bog the selection of a priv: Jeaviag th collertion are many rds, Lar me of ‘Trambull’s best coprion — ease NOTICE O TAVERN KEEPE! ND OTHER *—For sale, wes will, together with one from May’ Grat, Jol that well Keown ‘Tavern tand, i$ meriy occupied by Peter McLuskey, mocnses, and Hadson street. The of bal ublie thaslon at 1 22 f s bron postponed til MONDAY. the sths at ine stave time and further particulars inquire ov the premises. al6 4t®th H. E. WILLARD & W. SHIRLEY, Anetonsern Wise Furgiare tthe q oak ode ‘20 nile eclng oie trom their fronds eed. te aoe itt SALES ROOM 13! ae a ‘whea they will move tthe spacious tore, No. 11" ‘Express Of ihe GENTLEMEN’S SPRING FASHION, i ba pool AND SILK HATS of the best quality ve shares. are now ready for inspection Ak ROWE, Merchants’ Exchange, al7 Im*rre 40 William street. TO RENT, | e° fhe THE UPPER PART of a Pleasantly situated three story House in Broome street,A fow doors west of Broad. ‘Toe small family to Ii'be Tuod For farther informetion spply to 490 Broome stecet. AND vier dacs ron bate Zh “he: phic Houten the Vivorumtie Not Hieseer - jancture of Division, goutaiaing « owing Al me barroom, "ball and club room. Phe more than pay the reat of the whole place, To an and popalsr man, capable of coudueting the bas TO LET, LIGHT ROOMS well locited a eaaianens jin the | ‘new baildit Liberty sureeta, | dings poorner of Nas of rooms wi haters, ¢ sah | hrstof Maye Apply to aus 43 Wall street, (between ‘itand 12 ocvock ) A FIRST RATE CHANCE FOR A iL CAPITAL. FOR SALE, in consequence ofthe subscriber's goin tha lease, farntnge and Agrars of a rorter and | fibers fous’, and ‘Tivo Tea tis A ‘Alleys, ofan old mesa, ast By te pacer oes Se hp ‘ast 13 years, here Coguire of see PAY? more, We STBROOK, @2 Bowery. al7 It®th CONE seuseD PAVILION. fis Citra Ab Sue et Op lets, enerens tet Of Fi a lagen ine weil Beret ners ae ablic rmuvent is deemed unnecessary. eisrtanher information please inquire of DAVID E WHEELER, al? &tawistw orof AuonzZ6 SHEED. DESIRABLE HOUSES AT Mi TO mn, well Gpinned, thi ah mahogany doors, Place and 15th aes, alsa the modera baths, gut mer ney cnc ga vt munaet They will be painted, and pu seen between Idan 3 o'clock. TApply to. P Fanta wal feet bremean Land Ito lock pg PAU. TETAS, tlh ee = Te which is as he eaten, jich grows with greater rapidity, sur- faxariant foliag: every horns, r re per tnd thoes stone mon eyed or fod A it wetland Pil regi wit ustin, agents, 130 mediate atiention, ‘where es of all kinds ives and Plants may be cbuined ‘WM. R. PRINCE & CO. finest in the State. WAKE AT AGENT'S cs ce | A Enelana SUBSCRIBER, Agent ove & rsa Renta ong from iret | Strtre ti it court their own taterest by SPRICES. ry oorees Sand 3 blade Knives. Files—a complete assortment of best cast steel. » aks Trace, Ox and Leg (haias. Vices, fine Cotter Key. ogee Fatent Kaob, Looks. Arata Rae patel |, Bolt ss pears | NEWBOLD, m? imisMWkF*me ‘Up stairs. PAPER HANGINGS, Saar SHADES AND | | UP! OODS. 'HOLSTERY G' | Sorerthe tei apueke eh om ayes = now. recsiving the various packet ‘rance, the argest an assortment in the eity, all Ki of which | they Lk, oifer at an} year, jesale or re cue Prices than im any other establi ment Ey psn pl hon 9 ew assortment of Window and Paper Hang of all the various styles rt aediones which they are requested to call and examine. CAST OFF oe ae” FURNITURE OR GENTLEMEN having any ¢ ioe fo dnposs of, ean ue Tabecriber, ‘ong ee, or through the Post Off TASSEL' | Sich eerie for trimming =, shades, pictures, | ev ‘ako: evariery & vadings Shion le derrhslends, _ te 61 Maiden inne, comer, wire z SHIRT MANUFACTORY, No. 01 MAIDEN JANE, (UP TAIRS.) ta tr HE Subscribers have no hesi rine ein at people | kk, and the ~ | Die sae togcetictctirny ste rs compete SHAD! havea a i Bute oth New se Srey fey about |B the city of New ore and bere oa eeaia c as, m3i im*re B TO ML SOUTH WILLIAM TTREET. r+ vee Ge rate DOGS!!! chy Dogs, New. | Poodies, an great = | ieee Se Sa ee eee | Sth avenue. N. B—The Kalhrocher wager wikia ent |B A 3. TRE RSE RIED Poona onan | ie eee ea ne * pbs ar ape aay} LIG) ere See PARK THEATHE. THIRD NIGHT OF MB. HACKETT. to mence at a sneer past 7. i. ‘TRE. aw. JACKSON + MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. This The Forformapce cel cgmmaace with Zifawrer Boxes 3c rd Ti jane al sbon ht oie ——— will rise Senne GREENWICH’ THEATRE, Corner of VARICK § CHARLT Sy STREETS oo 80% oclock—Curtain rises’ at’ 70? Saco office a nd pga can be -M. avg 3o’clock P.M., SANDS, LENT & CO., PROPRIETORS, LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON. ES Mr. Mande will intzedace the Sant ly trained cr GET ZO by the Pghting eye ton her with a fulland brilliant Performance of horseman- lade with AN TETAIOPIAN LIO. performance to commence at halfpest7. | TRI [AL ENTRANCE | AND EXHIBITION IN THIS CITY OF THE VAST A VAN AMBURGH COLLECTION OF TRAINED ANIMALS, ees te ard od YD, GoLoseaL Constructed we the aoe fh ote ancient Chat in and 5 ae pea es IN nat ae be hd a Conmating <a ‘Mornin 50 carriages, will enter this. this ay: on head of Seater Livwa Broadway to Bowling Greenup ‘ie sey—ap Vesey to the Park it Is tod segs oll ishegd rooms a cead by vibe gc street through end op che Bowery to Ninth st,, FRIGMEA . ARCH, Pas F BROADWAY at AND NINTH bien ted d, aR’ va of wie, ecieen For the first time in this city sin Grand st where it will pass under a TaAMbtlowing is alist of the A ‘Animals contained in this Ex- | AFRICAN LION AND LIONESS. ane canaths eces ANT tae Pe ame “nrg “AFR CAN EOF ARDS POONAH BE af ad twe two fstioa BEARS. THE ROYAL BENGAL’ TIGER. Waite’ POLAR EARS, + Doe, and her young Pair of Ka ma of the Moukey and | ie that the above named | pices | ia TO Go having bet set lead co POLO a Zooks Society ‘and the Jardins des Plants the hours of 10and 12. M., ander 9 Yours, 19% coats. and oth Kable for vine eae for sale low | Gi iD ERT, ID of the Pheriteble Fund of the Git a era the, emi the Ne PRINCIPAL B¢ BOLO M188 Rica ROnBINGKY ALL, IAN J SOCIE- on aw fom ia this nave has kin 1846. Ngo Abt tidid Evergreen Trees from #10 1 feat, the | FO SENHOR NORONHA, tion of Mr. U. C. HILL, wili mos eminent musicians of The Orchestra, unde! Pea upwards of fifty ba from N. ail and Mies Corte Variations for ‘gees a} Y Opera perlormed by Ben Benhor Le Fete, Op. 51, Feta ion oo tor sentra at ca gal rete i ey, sxgip,and at he dogr onthe ening wfretory rot Mr. John Buttikofer, ‘ “aE ROUGHAM’S Sr LY LA romeo ols Ss ATURDAY EVENING, APRIL Leh, Mr. BROUUHAM stimulated of the bill for the day, was the cial order. He was net insensible to the posi Tee one , in rising to the re other NEW MATE, eR He cal inted by Ly ieee | the opponents of the measure. It was a treaty vision; the President had recommended it, [~ Admission on this oceasion Byeenta, to all rom aot the Ww. BRADBURY’S vias BUStCAL FESTIVAL, aN § PPR si ce tone ot | EVENING, Apt | GAPSST INPRUUIGENCE BY THE MAILS. | Highly ‘Important Intelligenfe, Arrival of the Hon. John Slidell IY WASHINGTON. His Interview with the President and the Seoretary of State. OUR AFFAIRS WITH MEXICO. Probable War Message. de. de. Wasurnoron, April 15. Mr. Slidell arrived here this afternoon, and soon afterwards had an interview with the Secretary of State. The latter, and several other members of the cabinet, met subsequently at the President's, to consider the nature of the advices of which he was ~the bearer. The belief is, that ere this time, our troops and those of Mexico have had a brush; or, that our fleet at Vera Cruz have bombarded St. Juan d’Ulloa, if not prevented by the British and French fleets in that neighborhood. This must be expected from | the present feeling upon Mexican affairs in Europes . | and, therefore, I would not be surprised if the port of Vera Cruz were to be made the witness of another scene by those powers, like that of Navarina. By | aestrosing our naval power, by 2 coup demain of that kind, we should be, for some time at least, of very little annoyance to England in regard to the Oregon question. That our difficulties on that sud- ject will commence in Mexico, I have never had @ | doubt ; and, from the movements observed among | persons of rank in that country in connection with | Her Majesty’s Minister here, there can be no ques- | tion at all but that ‘a perfect understanding exists . | between the Mexican and British nments, as to what course is to be ad in the event of hostilities breaking out between Mexice and the United States. It is only six or seven days since that three Mexican gentlemen of rank, connected with their Cir teed arrived | here in the afternoon boat, from the South; and = the time they remained in this city, ‘until the iol atternose, when they took the cars for the were in close conversation with Mr.Pa- ee e name of the principal one was Senor Escandor, connected with the financial Cog hee | of that country, and then on his way to behalf ef his government, to effect a large ie the purpose of carrying on hostilities ‘against this county. impression is, that we shall meet with a more th Mexican stab rn enemy in the regular p Bip | uld in collision with them, | we are le. to believes and that the force under the command of Gen. Taylor is not sufficient to meet that which the Mexicans have ready to advance upon them when their time shall have come for be- ginning hostilities. We ought not to undei | too much, in advance, the strength of an enemy, and one, too, that has been familiar with war so long and constant as the Mexican regular soldier. Its nan ihat the President will Leet ig to Congress, in aday or two, “a in 3 upon the state ie our relations with Mexico, and asking the advice of both Houses, as to what course he ought to adopt m relation thereto. General Houston made his maiden senatorial | speech to-day, and a pretty good one it was. Ho evidently goes in for annexing the whole of Oregon ornone to Texas, although he declined giving en opinion as to whether he would eventually go for 49 or5440. Iathis part of his speech he appeared to be rather non-committal. The Senate had an executive session to-day, and were two hours ee rye upon the nomination of Gideon Wells, Esq., as head of the bureau of cloth- ing Key pier al tie eeanirroge in getting Cad irmed e skin of his teeth, the vote Si eiag atic, and his "cont rasta having Se been secared oe by the casting vote of the Vice ident. Wasuineron, April 15th, 1846. Congress. Gen. Houston spoke for nearly two hours in the Senate to-day upon the Oregon resolutions. The | General ordinarily stands six feet, but he appeared | something taller than that this morning. Asunder- stood—he goes for the unqualified notice—for peace, and yet for preparations for war—for 54 40, and yet for a compromise ‘anything short of the free navi- gation of the Columbia. The speech of the Gene- ral was mee without Wuticas io eres a nce. His rong ee Seino not over-atrained, and his lan- cle my affocvation . aaa ccna, and ol exce! remarkable , Son ion for the “‘sovereign multitude,” however, it is fair to presume he is in the market for the Presidency. Mr. Crittenden — speak to- nT ae He alweys has something to the point and to the The Fyouse ‘have been plodding along with the Oregon territorial bill. A little dark-okined savage looking man with big whiskers, from York State, ‘was spouting away ina saw-mill voice, — 5440, as we lett the hall. e your reporters’ re- ports. TWENTY-NINTH OCOONGRESS. In Sen Wasurnaron, ‘Wednesday, April 15, 1846. ehennys om and windy. = Ler lp pera “4 in the galleries, in anticipation of a speeo! frou pom aaa cn Howse. Ei Prayer by Rev. Mr. Miliburs=: Jounal. Petitions by Mesers. Bagby and eon. M ship masters of New York, ‘egetast, to propo and sl Te lew York, agai sed repeal of the pilot laws. Also, the proceedings of a iin fain meeting at Batavia, in reference to cer- indian treaties. The Senate resolved to meet to-morrow at 1k o'clock. BILLS OF DEFICIENCIES. The House bill, providing - certain deficiencies in the annual a) soprupriations of 1845, was taken up, with the amendments of the Finance Committee. One of these amendments appropriates some $17,000 for arrearages in the expenses of the terri- torial government of Florida, for the years 1848, 744, '45. / Mr. Evans opposed the amendment with hgiont ergy, showing, by the laws of that the ter- ror legate were required to a their ex- tures to speci puprii tions A tnd contending that had the legislature vo cote its poe Semmens to et as eto | mn no deficiency ; Bebe is an for any deficiency created — eny yo | other than the a ific appropriations. nditure; when on motion, he THE OREGON RESOLUTIONS. Gen. 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