The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1846, Page 3

4 } 1 ‘ ] ; J desrotns pine Nantne, bevOas 8 peculiar to These organs. | Pinning ~oegl ee eae, cinctoantl, April my A 5 feet, 6 inches. Louisville, April 10. feet 10 inches. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, April 19-6 P. M. ‘The stock market, during the pist week, bas con! , tinued very much depressed, and prices, until near the | Close, steadily fell off. A reaction took place upon the G@nnouncement that the compromise resolutions had pass- ed the Senate by a large majority, and a further improve- ment in prices upon the receipt of the late advices | from Europe. The pacific tone of :he debate in Parlis- ment upom the Oregon question, annulled the tone of , the remarks of the leading Londom journals, and pro | duced oh better feeling in our commercial circles | ‘The favorable aspect of this matter offsets the effect our Qccounts from Mexico at first produced, and on the whole, there was, yesterday, more confidence in the dif- ferent markets, and a disposition to make transactions in stocks, &3, not previously noticed. An advance of se- veral per cent was realised on stocks, and was it not for | the probable passage of the Independent Treasury Bill through the Senate, as it came from the lower, House, there would be, without doubt, a rapid rise and a very gteat speculative movement in the fancies. It is well, however, that there is something likely to prevent too | great an inflation of these bubbles; that there is a cheek | to the disposition a large class of operatives possess to we *peculations, not only in fancy stocks, but in the ‘vast staple productions of the country. The probable | Passage of the Independent Treasury bill, keeps things | snug, end exerts a very healthy influence upon com. mereial matters generally. It compels the banks to | maintain a restricted nt, which tends to limit | the transactions of those not doing a reguler business, and thus preservesa more uniform state of trade. A more important and more restrictive influence will be exert: ed by this bill after it gets fairly into operation. After ‘We get once regulated by this new system, shall have none of the sudden changes now produced by any trifiag and insignificant rumor. Stock speculators ‘Will, ia fect, be less afected by this new bill than any other class of speculations, as they can carry on thei® operations, with reduced prices, better than when they are so much inflated. Operations in stocks do not sffec, the real business of the country so much as speculations in the stiple articles of commerce. ‘We annex a comperative statement, exhibiting the quotations for the principal stocks used in this market or speeulation for each day of the past week, and at the @lose of the week previous. We have taken the extreme qnotations each day, although they do not show the ex: | tent of the fluctuations experienced during the w Beme of the fancies for several days receded five and six per cent. Qverarions rox THR ag er Srocns in rus Naw Yous ® 3 wR a & 306 - # —- Ms % OK A comparison cf ass on current eines with those ruling at the close of the market on the Saturday previ- ous, show a decline in Long Island of 1} per cent | | Mohawk, 6 per cent; Norwich and Worcester, 1}; Ohio | 3 Mlinois 6's, 2}; Pennsylvania 6's, 1}; Reading 2}; Morris Capel, 1}; Harlem improved } per nton, }. The lowest price for Harlem during the werk was 40. Norwich end Worcester 51, and Reading 67. The sales have been confined almost en- tirely to the principal railroed stocks in the list, such ss Reading, Harlem, Long Island and Norwieh. Teeppoars by the Philadelphia papers, that on the 14th inst. a decree was entered in the case of the Bank of Kentucky vs. The Schuylkili Bank, and He- sea J, Levis, forthe sum of $1 184738, as an indemnity for tho fraudulent issue of 13,185 shares of stock of the Bank of Kentucky by the Philadelphia agency, from 1887 to 1840. This decree is made in accordance with the able opizion of the court, delivered some weeks since, by Judge King. It was hoped that this long pend- ing controversy, which has reflested so much dis- credit on Philadelphia, would cesse with thie decree of the eourt; but from the tone of one of their papers, it seems the Schuylkill Bank is oppesling to the Legislature forthe passege ofa law te prosecute an app al without giving security for the Judgme 3 other appellants have to do. It would eortainly be avery strange and unjust proceeding for the legislature thus to interfere, and still more strange | that such an epplication should be made—the sole pur- pose of which seems to be to procure delay, with the vain hope that thie would bring about a compromise. ‘We annex the monthly statement of the banks of | South Cerolina, for the purpose of comparing the aggre- gate movements for several periods. The returns for Maren show a slight increase inthe busi: of the prin- olpal departments :— Dabte. Oe ee See an, 3. Mer. 31. Bilas svete * 2 tacos 2a ot At 757 jet profits ‘252,623 196,191 '190,971 ‘883.803 « 1,691,899 1,158,647 1,169 960 1,646,065 | 198,648 198,113 338,796 916,225 ole Fees 31,583 83,785 0,501 40,088 eK «GSI ALK, hi Current Fand.. anes i nd. . ort ‘765 081 4 Boy bearing intocent., 153,001 1.898.985, 1,907 858, 3,000,20 ‘oral Liabilities... .914 754,699 14,905,608 14,290,805 14,754,077 Tans wee Teo 235,io1 367,098 987,508 987,908 106,498 908,235 89980 599,956 7 (4570 1738 AST 5G 86,20 TOMS «65,357 «0,516 50,989 73,901 5,908 798 6,064,390 6,363,041 252,613 211,690 81.73.87 | Be we rae bye 1s 1a ted 1grase ise 1st O81 388 toe.t0s 713.183 nett rd 1,557,614 1,593,948 1,492,553 88,574 979.06 887,06 (9,97 50977 55,500 oat 69,404 161496 168904 198.972 905 906 + S14 754.690 14,305,648 14,290,825 14,751,677 The aggregate movement of the banks of South Caro Nina for Marob, 1646, was slmost exactly that of March, 1814. Since that time the movement has been more limited. From February to March, 1846, the increase in the sggregate movement was larger than for the corres- ponding period within the last three years, having in ereesed about five hundred and fifty thousand dollers. ‘The operations of each bank for two periods have been as annexed :— Barxe ov J Capea. pen ee, co 1, 1646. Total resources... - Bank of the Star Brachar Gotu m ass mre is ~ I S835 388225 = $2,196,702 2,194 009 The most unfavorable feature in this statement is tho feat, that with a steady increase in the eirculstion, there has been # steady decrease in the Smount of specie on hand- The increase in the line of discount hes not been any greater than tho incrested business of the vicinity | im whioh these banks are located 2,181,757 2 089,290 74,905 487,758 467,197 can | £7, 1,813,506 1,810,954 1,810,254 1,810,253 that an immenso inflation must take place before thecur. | a | rency or credits of that State become as much expanded | ae they were ten years ego. Before such on inflation | can pend om again produced, the goveroment will have interposed checks, and adopted a system of its | own, of such # restricted character, that the evils pro- duced before cannot well be experienced again. A few years would suffice, at the rate of increase realised within the past three years, to produce such au expen- sion in eur banking systems, that would create a revul- | sion similar to tho last ; ut we have no fears that such an unfortunate result will be realised, that such an im- nse revolution will again he experienced. | Ban Movemant woe Canotina. 1837, qremey $18,999,438 1910, ber, 2 2,009,280 | 259, 304 \* 2,181,757 ‘Within the past three years, there has been a great | regularity of movement in the discount, circulation, and deposite departments, but considerable fluctuations in | the amount of specie on hand, it having fallen off fifty | 6.963.041 “620,073 per cent within the past year. | There exists @ determination on the part of the gene- | ral government toa opt a financial system of its own, with banks ; to create a power that will check the | Operations of these institutions, and produce a more Hl | valuable currency, if possible, or, at least, to preserve the present value of the circulating medium. It is highly | necessary, and full time that something should be done | to check the disposition to expand, exbibited by the banks in nearly every section of the country. We have | | looked in vain to the Legislatures of the various States, | for the passage of laws restricting the operations of the | uch | laws as circumstances require,for the regulation of these | banks, and instead of creating from time te ti | institutions, they are permitted to continue whatever course they may feel inelined, until rome revulsion | takes place, prostrating every thing before it. Then | and not till then, the system becomes revolutionized, and | fer atime we have no banking system at all: whereas, | had preper measures been adopted by the Legislature | of each State, at a proper time, there would have been avery different result. The coarse in contemplation on the part of the gov- State banks. The Independent Treasury system will regulate the banks in every section of the country much more thoroughly than any local law the banks may permit the Legislatures to pass. The influence of State banks in State legislatures is too powerful to permit the passage of eny laws unfavorable to them in any government take up this matter. The Independent Treasury bil will go as far.as any one can wish—it will be so very searching in its operation, that no bank injthe | country can avoid it. ‘The annexed returns exhibit the condition of the Pian- ters’ Bank, of Georgia, for three periods. The whole | | movement of this inatitution is presented in this compa- | rative statement. PLAaNtens’ bg) (5 wonois. Notes of this Bank in eireatss MY he: SL ny. tioa. ene issue, supposed to OF the $128,879 notes and bills discounted, lying over and in jadgment, $28,690 are considered doubtful, and $2,756 bad. The amount of discounted notes in judg: | ment has decreased very much since last April. We do | not find in any of the returns, any appraisement or valu. ation of the discounted notes in judgment, or under ‘pre | | test. The amount of paper considered doubtful, or bed, | is given in the aggregate, while the actual value of that | | psper may be but a small per cent. of its face. These | remarks will apply to nearty every banking institution | country. | inthe Old Stock Kxchange. Married, On Sunday evening, 19:h inst , cent, Mr. Tasowate Peansaut to txa, both of this city. the Rev. L. M. Vin. Seman A. Tow. | On Sunday morning. 19th loet fter and innens, Tuctas Hy only ton of Ed is Oc ee | Hie remains will be conveyed to Ulster County for in- | cf April 19th, Meare. Averzia, The relatives and irlende of the family are respect- ils invited to attend her funeral at her late residence, No. 107 Cliff street, this Ceme 9 atternoon at 2 o’clock. Her remsine will be removed to Cheatham for interment. fo attend his funeral from his Tato, rend tetldence, No. 105 street, pear “ees a afternoon, Gstinst,et 2oclock, P.M. Ss | eevee : . seals at 20 be are ere aie: =< rame eee opr sont oe eaely ak ao at the shone "pon | THE Subscriber ba ois | honse «ibaa Desumeeets maptances. EAMPORTANT TO HOTEL faaea a jaa Boarding | jouse “ oF lease . 7 gees igthee sche vs the | ‘or the parpose of withdrawing itself from all connection | ernment, in relation to its financis] affairs, will do away | with the necessity for State legislation in regard to | shape, and it is therefore necessary that the general | +++ $21,914 21,909 smesss? 46,7 973,873 Vretious tele tase eti i x Due trensurerU 8. and public ad officers. 82 279 Due indidual 49.621 Profits and rex 11634 | Capital stoek paid in 535.400 $1400895 Laisa Goldand silver coin invanle, 253,0:3 Notes of other Baks., 11,374 a 019 | | Cash balance in N York 105,105 17572 Exchange maturing in NY. 41,476 tae | Cash balance aod excharge ais Otherdocteetic bills marae” = ee ¥e 8.02 4655, 98 acid ‘i over and in treme aE Jsn9 169,460 123,879 sinosm iigsen ines | $),000 Ni Y Sate S's, 62 96 ahs Hs | "9'00@ Ohio s'a, 1960" ret tee Mca 1,500 do ' 1870 ing 100 do “ 15.000 * Coy 25 do rd | 5,000 5 667, 750 do ee | 5,000 66% 200 do | inea Se Bimctinn ot 88 inate ER ew B . jon. aes” we ef Be | fase Union Bank 17 foe ae FH | 50 Farmers’ Trost % = =100 Nor & Wor RR “ | do 3% 100 do a0 54 50 Morris Canal MSO do 333 | 100 do be Ny 375) do 3u | ko do ¢ 13% 10 do me 5 | 200 do 200 1938 480 Heading RR nl } 35 Canton Co 300 do 830 6335 | so de *0 3 150 do b90 64: we |e x i ds | sNH& Hat RR 9 650 do Hy vi ae tie 67% 50 she Reading R | foe a6 Shuck Wank | E) 26 0 do bie 4 40 BY do St. | 100 do 3 50 do Ms 4 0 “4% 25 do 6 54 do 445-50 do 360 54 | 900. We ibe de ite lo | 9 Caer ae af | 3 t 8 Wig Ganegn Co: baw 35 | 3 do «a 2) 2 New Stock Exchange. %ahs Mor Cenal bow 14 poke Durmere! Te ato +4 Canton Co. 34 50 a0 34 100 Harlem RR e 44) 35 Nor & Wor BR e 5a | a de a0 448 50 do © Si 50 lon 43g 0 do 3 54 ie de wis BMS % ay e335 sistem gate £ BE ® de bib Hi, ont win C, and Mary A. | ughter of Gates Clark, Keq., | At Brooklyn, on Sanday morning, Mr. Joun E. W. Stevenson, in ithe 62d year of bis age. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited | rere | A FEW Srajeel Noseiers, peairece, car Sheks, feilice s | GUAPTUNE we, aficmbere of the Bire Departaiest sel | in Disctoremesa nove Genet, wbetotvers atten Wit We saved nSasnrtton a fe eluly wefes! berm remungeaens | bad ta,rabe tt piessaat i oieeae of sithing room, 1 paid for owt exertions. Moses Oakley ke & Fare, of Pranklia | farher partieulars, eee near Sais to we coh vps ere ore pr ni sen nestor G. . RING ie Broads | vob wi inncferte, French Bed, | nai ere wi rents at the i F on i Wa et Sai eter Bl | “ED ~akD FOX, DRAPER AND TalLol brant Di ey avers pNvires qabiedeat datasniv Pinensto be seen beuween 8 A.M-and 36. M.-al6 2eimer eae ae eg TAN SEGRE AND LEME TORACED v vale from Hav pa i ee) an Haron Seana of vasieen Soa chelietratens ter Hoe * Also bales the best Vasil nase! £. baceo new ero) Ea ete Po ae fo sia ister ie | Tey Faas tadate: Can be Mott. FRAY) OR STOLEN—From Ppa a | ays dark bay Mare, 5 rn eu vy & sear ow her hip. eae 2 Dol! it Fidteaal adn cates for bis trouble. ARLES 3: pure breed. received by the Jotens, oss arrivals | rr ea? ile by A. re, Se ie | a able Bird, only tobe fou Mis cuaMlishiest, We | Nit! | tend _8e07 Lor nTanporter and dealer Shas, ‘Cages, ke. reap hotel ad: ib! boarding house (or Hoth ead ea xood tenant leased oa Very moderate vere ms oats AN we | 219.3% ive the ) RESTAUGAT GND Son 70 ia } way—No. 56 Bioadway—The Restaurat tied aia 2. neat aud costly mani Gictures can be parch. } amend ie a h hope: aS, tailor, or an: jeman line of supply. Rect moderste to fast ITH, 220m shone street. SALE On TO A HANDSOME COTTAGE phy na Poy | acres | ef good Land, laid in mesdow. situated on th Re and a half milcs from the & it, ck tot! whole hoose, focions and geaiete, ieee a Nos sWwhieit’ street, Passos! ROOMS p conser 0 a loasted for peiaeens im the Liberty streets Cfhoe—aaree sui'es of reoms wi ui tailors, ha: y rooms, 10 Ioeation. ‘They will y | firetof May. opty te C PARS! cd “3 Wall street, (between Ll'and 18 0% ook ) ERATE REN’ well-finished, thi st Place acd chet, | | buthe, convenignce through: Also, the modera threestory and attic Mase, No. 1 West | Fourteenth » , BOAT heat cy hth avenue; bes Sesto ‘water, bathe, Be. sd Salah ke ty n best maser fhroushoat. ey wil tt it oeuenween eet ielock "Appl lye ESFe, eet street, between II and 12 o'clock. api? at*is | CONEY ISLAND PAVILLION. ral commen ' | "“Forfarher information plesne trquire ot DAVID E. WHEELER, | ala stawistw orof ALONZO REED. RICES REDUCED. Ww. FEL. pF SON have reduced ee ad Winder, Vai tyles F hg | will be ftaud at their manulsctory, ‘Nos. 108, street. iibwegt's¢ see | [SFowy ATION WANTED of JONW- atthe Kites King’s County, Ireland who came to N-w York two peeve ainer, nud in gourto N-w Orleans. “Any iaformation’ wilt bs thankfully received by hie sinter ANS a2 31 Matus stiace Bro: kiva. (C7 _New Orleans papers please copy. api? 3\*r EDGAR A. POE AND THB NEW YORK LITERATI. | ores MAGAZINE AND Lapys BOOK, for May, | will be issued on Tuesd.y, a wall contain | No. 1 of Mr, Poe's rene of tea vores The proprietor of "' Godey’s Lady s Book” informs the pub: lic that he has at very great ¢xpense nurchased the large sub- m list of ** Art! oni af once places, the f ANY M AU AZINE it he adds thi MR. | as ‘a Contributer—than who: | try is better known. tion ia wap ale to t H 3a | 220 1t*re W. TAYLOR. 2 Astor Hi. i | \HE q id ‘I sled fothmemtonive sen eawerion cue vaveday wea, t the comer of Romebate strost, Naf Whiteasd Deomced French Pevears, and Tea and. pareantest Services; Toi ot : Gites, Lamps, irandoles, and house | everally. Ti io will ibe a. rare chauee to obtain deotintit ana Soaltyusetel bli All wiil be | sold without reserve, Cotalogt 820 Stine *re LECTURE IN ST. PETEn’S CHURCH, President of the Cotlewe of beh ross, Worcester. will lectare ia th | TUESDAY ES EVENING, the 2ist inst, at half past 7 orels 4 bjec!, * The Practice of Ai “r Confession in the Catho- | | Hey nureh explained aud de Tickets (for the benefit of tis had at the Soren the trentag FOR iS asst Ee TTING | NSU MPT! OOD, 48 Tut COUGHS. GOLDS, NHE, PB aa NE CaM EA> tt THe Ti DR. Lat VOR the onze of C and all affections of th braved Dr. Lacnnee, of Paris ~ ho has devoted his w Lungs and Chest. Hes ry of the age. aan 9 the common Cold, least, worth th for re thatthe taking of one or twy Fille | at hi not ben tld of | | them The beneficial effect, in sominstag the mont irritating | | Cough, is alm sat jvsi An ordia | e trial of ite merits by | ingleday, bya few doses in ev ty easeof Dix | abox with fl dieetio at ‘Coogb 1d, wholesale and rec‘il, by J. Win heater, General | arth: Olden Je Office, 3 ann sae “Aeora Aste No. 168 Bowe: ‘Tab ool } 176 of street eoraet of Pineapples and S. Pe Li 1 favorable | , Corner | and Attantic streets. ts dealt with on the most mild, safe and effective purge 10 all who are troubled with Dyspepsia, , Incixestion, or Liver Compl it. Acercain eure for the Kry- Price 25 cents bux. Steod*m pel as. a TEETH! TEET TEFT HEAPFST co im the city for Dental Operations. The | best mine artificial Teeth tue: ted from 30 ets. to 8 s h Bue gold N. TAYLOa, al and Meeh: I Denti: Aedes ie ee bat brecaety. | | WANTED—5 pectable Yor a, with the bes: | | Wietcley veseecuas w slinnctos or fertenetni’ Fisese'ed | drete Box 1590 Fost Ofice, ‘whieh will be immediately atended an by « ere er or Ni Sane ‘best i of references g.ven- Pan a ree is a ‘Avenue. iia Ti DRE ih the ivjbwe of aria three | em RD TABLES hens rend Bes tort neon icles wher ie wished. Avairynee will wy paid tental, with the promise to pu’ wee ger aditions. Please rddrese A. hourh the Post | Saoete Particulars, which shallreeeive’ foumedin cation | G. B_CLARKE, | Mie ERCHANT waite 132 William street, erecta: pd near Fult'n zene and #1 whieh will measure at the. fallowsg | Re eal basen fo meemm ne a toaane (stance | mou equally moderte prices whch iw at Vere 6 neea wavally charged for the same Somsaesdereesting meats, mbes aoe pary Rent The stock of ready made gumen sno besoldofl ss oost prices from r Fes oar paanten ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty “SPECTACLES adapted to every defect. iviee to the poor without char fies and residence %1 Broadway—entrance 116 Sewer ire. BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. TO BUTCHERS ASSIGNEWS SALE. My Sram vr din C: Poqim, woul trast ts the tuner ba om Braday next the 2418 fat aay Se 8 the Prem PALCONER, Acsiguee, \OTICE. ‘OTIC: iH, Some at. ‘wit ea eae he this 16th day of April, 1846. al wth STRAW HA’ ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND via vreau EMBROIDERIES. i| J Herremseurs amare nie Bins Foe ie henchee= is hereby dove recone ee wort, ee meng UNGWOR earl ine | ments, « rasdoles foe I ct ‘tn sae most seated cases of | AUCTION BALMS, sil y A RnR RE AA coreiing Seiureaefaeae act courte bles Sod grind sles tiki eat, Re sitire for ensh ; ston dal con te CIS, fall . . é tad various chet austignes AM AORD, saws AND CU Plate = kuives, Seem “Also, Seasks Beardshaw’s and — frome the curious, im dian pa postpaid) | ee tad’ Ulsed Gest seeet ued ewe’ ocile sadiery | ie, sndlery goods will be sold on the £ sterlin ate It ity. | | mence at a quarter past 7. o'clok, UW Ae NHIGA cJacot | A. W. JACKBON... MANAGER ‘AND iD PROPRIETOR | with amendments, changing somewhat their phrase- geuera a | N thee nits fala cl the Apollo 8.1 Cal aries Bick ar Pah willl ble Cabinet nae waluut and ‘Aleo n elegant carved taney | Darlor Also, a Also, 12 “ new te Feanah covered with ph ng bh desks, the Meade will commence Also, xa asortin | tables, Se. + with whi o’el be complete, and their U: Wie Auction ne, ottomane, ea jed and. fan af aad fuey covering. et ‘ptien eel (itt marbe. ip ‘reneh eribs, Bulwer aod Vetere = Shatre’ secretaries and book cases, roekets farniture, carved roseweod couches and I ‘eneh chairs: Gothic carved b- dsteads of y seek encite stock of a exty snd UTTLe & DUCLUZEAU will o’cioek, at No. 7 ivington stre-t. the ecti: ed 1d gg | of Brussels | marble top eoutre rand bureaus, murble to; ls, mattrasses, beddicg, table ‘are, Fancy Goods Id ane River werent | min fr as. he. mee veh ore fal , 2a ain rune, Wateh neordeous. ing at 10'o'clock, « itches, bel 1» by modem ag. Belanger, one do. ial he had on Monday morning, at [igececemes 1 be, pei on Mootay morning ofhoasehold fa | looking glasses, ji ct assortment jante, sal the kitehsa furniture, which is a} re, consisting Bal «pan Lacquered porcelai maga ficent ‘origtoat old Deeadeu pore iandoria enbe and fruit of the finest and two most preci uy. chores collections of o:naments cles, now offered, are very rare ; th the them Jess than one hundred aes ihe uhey,* Neo rormes costly, tnd co ‘collected thr through t other places, with great di venlloscons ef those amen Aw rns partic collection | Teste ate gl fixtures, and ate ogg trom May and, fo merle ee | knowa for 9 WO. vind worthy the attention of BLACK WALNUT, MAHO. | NITURE. | ee Bucuize xe Geil soll om Tuesday, Bist | s ‘clock. large room in the C: tensive assortment of | ins A203 *m U ZEA A ye nano fbn ER FURNITURE. sy 1 This Day, at the Kitebea furaivare, Wich which the sale will com- cottace dig ere noun Reo insuestione arts % r, with ase: | {fill commence | Animals have never be most Meee | Ss DY ral | The Zoolog.eal Bociety of Loudon aad the Jardius des Plants of pebiletion between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M., 9 eveuing. Admission 2 cents—Childrea under 9 years, 124 ceuts. aie ‘tee vor ‘such as never hays bean imparted ito th “y, are all Sie pepe oy \ | | by Asroa Levy, ttt TIC. KEErERs 4 AND OTHER le sale, | will, or wil . ome large valuable rosewood | 20 ith 7 } ¥ by the ship Hen this moroing at 10 | and pannel s.ws, black wal- a 5 swardyones, co Oi aie ew | tit tutes, sates and side weten, pir jack mah, » atoo's, | at precisely attenti 020 2 Ib: aud roeking ‘aud zottage | ire tu: and and fi a Abe Monday E wilt be NG jargari Doors open at a quarter to 5 hey rd Homespan joe apeare pear manent ‘dv on the morning of sale az li*m | CURTISS, Anctioncer | ASSIGNEES’ STOCK OF GOLD WATCHES, JEW- ELRY AND FANCY Goobs. eed | of fre | enstors, candlesticks, | pier machi | ders, bri- | Cinionese oS vs re i ‘the goods can be examined ou OIL Monday. 218 2S&MErh on LUDLOW, Ar HANPs0m AF HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, 5s —To be soldat auction, ‘Abril ait, at No ble, marble top anelent =f ne do. Albano, one do. Lutz, one: th apisSkVitre | FURNITURE AT AUCTION. | | yore EVY wil on M Tisch wh inst y o'clock, | . Ley Ve street, a seucrel ead ase chars, | eautfully | tables or scoun- | antique astwo jhe old tow rani, © Da aa to commence most respectfully iavited, ite to cali xamioe this maguificent ly for examination, wiih catalogves. rid itt re Hudson trent in whole ie wil be cla a caparie, } + fore Thursday, Apr Ih, che whol ie be public suction a 10 elect ot whol Se fereatoe of tox lneteespassenshs 1 this sale S ‘en postponed til owt nthe eke gs Orensene imeard OVor farthér particulars inquire ow the premises. The Long Island Insurance Oo, | Capital 200,000 Dollars. Orrice 41 Lad sTneet, Baoom.rn. on CONTINUE to take risks ai. mac! 7 mer ize and generally, on usual favorable his mned 2 Treatest a3 Smis*r ‘OR. SALE nit TONS oF, IC® sitaaod in om bank of the Hudson, UN: ee Sieet 4. a it Laffitte, ke. 1 Voreot, Unamberti mit Ota Paie Sof Brandy, 196: lonperat Holload Oh All of my own impertation, and warran ited of t' a19 Sinseodr Office No. 61 Wall stravt, Cuts I Comp bas tig has pad toneos by tre wrards of B30 one spores gut pany fered! ite capital stoek vmmger yam lous or damage by Fire effected on appli- ‘cation, at reasonab‘e terme. ING, resident. al9 {ming m B: #: Guinier” secrete a9 tom rent N TST I Ae se SEGARS us Fer pry ! SEGARS! A SEGARS, superior quality and , 90000 La Carntine, rec URCHASERS Joluvieed toant eT hasabor? ew "y, fore Superior and ps ey arty 9 ond un Tae | Bac ho Se of Mey ous CIBER DA THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CORRAL We | oa ulo, 166 tain z , ioe a op hee a6 4*rh mani. he ke. 5. vis. | } iy El Sol, iA warranted article. yj eshilig fer per | For the first time ANUSKMEN'TS, ADELGITHA. pand conte. joore arte open at 7 Torclock—eurtain will rise ot half past 7. | GREENWICH ‘THEATRE | Corner of VARICK § CHARLTON STREETS | Messrs. MYERS & TOMLI Monday Evening, April 20th, 1 “ TROREEN MOU! TON BOY MPHAL NT CE: ATION IN THIS CITY OF THE VAST | GAPS? INTRLLIGENC R BY THE WALLS. | —=— Important from Washington, The Passage of the Senate Oregon Notice CRNsT RE. pril 20th, ormed, y of Resolution, with apparent Slight my Fecahor Modifications, in the House, TREMENDOUS MAJORITY, @o., @u. | Wasurneton, April 18, 1048. The Senate preamble and resolutions of aotics, ‘7, and the ‘Performances will eom- | were early this morning, under the operation of the Previous question in the House, flaally passed, ology, but not materially. See House proceedings. The resolution of the Senate is as followee—* Be | itresolved, ete., that the President of the United | States, be, and he is hereby authorised, at his die- | cretion, to give to the British government the notice | required by ite said second arucle of the abrogation | of the said convention of the 6:n of August, 1827.” The amendment to this sectioa made by the House, 1s in the following worde:—‘Sec. 2. And be it fur- ther resolved, that the President of the United | States be authorized and requested togive the British overnment the notice required by its second article | fox the abrogation of the said convention of the 6h | of August, 1827" The ameudment was carried by a larger majority | than what the House resolutions were by, | 12 peoporien to the peng rig ae. sions. @ bean, ma: more igteece 45 Unless the Senate be inclined to aet stubborn! and do nothing more than what they nave al fonts the House willeventuall: resol | for the > April 20th, | commence with . Mrs. sergeant and Third Liers, % ets.; ee o | tice, but particularly one whieh has hardly an ob- | jectionabl feature in ites ofthe apvsee will | Vote it through on Tuesday “e if the Senate do | not concur in their amendment of to-day. | As soon as the President finds himself authorised ta Set by will forthwith issue his en solv int in accordance wit pple, igen Of the dh of August, 1827, and leave the issue to his Gud and bis country. | Poik is determined on doing his duty, aad will fe to the country at to sustain him, as General Jackson before him has done, and lespoliticiasbeay | and do as they may think fit. rises at 736 orclock pre | So'clock PM., AND MAGNIFICENT ane oj ion 1D - Senate to the House resole- VAN AMBUMGH COLLECTION OF | tatue ia." Gel teber taf ae mi ee rene ee aed | oeald succeed in throwing the responaibility ot giv- PRECEDKD BY THE NEW AND, COLOSSAL iN sell on Tuesdty, April Bist, at 10 | Constructed after the tmodel cE ha ncen Chiu othe au the | ing the notice exclusively upon the Py eat, and he should not feel himself at liberty to give it, it hg ers (rrr any Bony [-agpertn | wore form a strong element i cearere agua him (wnt and his party, at the next Presidential election. DRAWN BY KiGHT. te wot PHOMSESIN | YG A hes ie ahouba akc ‘wsey i TRIUM acious Paviti Broad fer an absence Two Hunt POONAH BEAR Black m1 WHITE from Vv: Hest e ped H spotted Hyenas. Two White 51 jaue—Gold id 81 Pheasants, meat | Alarge Airican Baboon and, :yee'meus of the Moukey and been bat toca Felected om | of Yaris a7 ad THIRD pened el A-LA-MUSARD, NEW YORK. M aT bi [Tk SALOO On Monday E: PROGRAMME. Phony, 1 will be protease ON TUESDAY ys down Bros iway to Bow! ry ane mpthe bowery to Niath st,, 19 Us Two aewiCaN a ad two, iS OUR! BEARS. THE RO AL, BENGAL ‘TIGER. Doe, and her young—Pair of Kangaroos iJ ‘South America. Sis or HORNED HORSE. fice A ‘Three smocineer.ef “American Deer—Qi is, his friends are not yeling either for himselt or his party. It the three branches { the goverament—the President, Senate and use of Representatives, have not the courage to Te equ ally the responsioility of giving the notice, G had better at once agree to a resolution et tO | ay the entire Oregon territory to the Eaglieh wd ate th ough government. Thia would be a more honoravie course than the paltry, if not cowardly, manner im 6, the head of r tothe tark Broadway ( MPAAL “ARCH, wale the e Sabet has been hitherto treated. of Eahbit Nt he eon Douglass’ bill extending the laws of, the dd apie of, Wild Beasts, snd aS | | yards States over the Oregon territory, | @. ( ‘AN AMBURG! House, also this morning, by a vote of 103 to 63. | Mr. Hopkin’s amendment, est commblioning pest offices with it Days ONLY Og post-routes, was carried alone | b Many diebelieve that Mr. Slidell was in the eity ‘The following “Animals contained m this Ex- | this week, but it was nevertheless so, as 1 was in- | Bibision a AND LIONESS, | formed ot his arrival about ten minutes, afterwards, Four Youn Lioness and Lion. | by a gentleman well acquainted with him, who saw AN | him.” That he should remain here ia so priv Young Elephant, ye specimens of the Pe- | way is not at all eurprising, when we all remem! Arabian C: ard Leonards. how secretly he departed upon his miseion te Mexi- OPARDS. co. Even the “ organ” did not know it at the ume, for it said that this government would make no more overtures to Mexico, while Mr. Slidell was oa his | way there to make them. ARIBL.» SrucAw Beans, Wasutnaton, April 17, 1846. Massrs. Crittenden and Allen—Rumors of War— The Great Triumph of the Forty Nines, with « Schedule of the Reasons of their Position, $c. ge. The triumph of the forty-nines yesterday, was eomplete. It was overwhelming. It wes terrific tothe Greeks. General Case, the Achil es of the party, sat still—Hanneg.n, the lesser Ajax 69 med eager for the fray; but he restrained him elf-he | gieater Ajax, (Mr. Allen) was riddled » th the | barbed arrows of the Kentucky Trojan. Th % is \ | no question but the man feels the bitterness: fe- | venge. Apprehensions are entertained of a be tile | collision. A rumor prevailed in town to-night, tat | Crittenden had been assailed; but we hear nothiag | to warrant the report. Allen, however, though dis- | | posed to fight all the nations of the old world, ap- ars, individually, to be a Qasaker—a + Fraenzl. fesse Queker—and not from Quaker prin- Weer, | CiPles. but from the mexim of Sur Joun Faletaff, Tabitsky, | that“ discretion ie the better part of valor.” In | this dilemma he has good friends to back him; and yong ‘| we learn that if nothing else will do, Mr. Alen G. Thurman, a member of the Hous-, from Unio, proposes to take up the lance in deteace of the pros- trate champion of the “ whole or none” division of the Senate. The completeness of the triumph of the Trojans |" a ve defeated the notice of the ey have taken the notice from them, and employed it as an instrument ot peace. | When Mr. Calhoun came 1ato the Senate, the uitras | were predominant—the peace party were unde- | cided, not united, and apprehensive. There was jaguar, Jueen’s Stag, presented that ped abovenamed ia America, having rom the Gros iE OLY W GIVEN BY T! USICAL ASSOCIATION, vi ing, pall 20. is, not that, they arked success attending the former | Greeks, but that sym: pais April 2st, commencing at 8 o’clock precisely, something 80 popular in claimiog “the whole ;” b gd baba yas 5 GEORGE LODER. } and it oe natural that it should be popular. tbore The Solo parts ond recitations mo UY | upon its tace this claim for ‘the whole or none,' Tick-te 50 i +4 :. sad ot th the | the righteous, patriotic, American idea, that last oe door va the ELECTRO MAGNETISM. ‘ | M% Aehewren Reale. Colene wil deliankr ‘Lee- 4 ‘miuatel commusiertions are prmaton door al5 Steodis *rr had at “eee ean at aceill _ DE oreeey SING G OestanpiN ho has Di wi | meee Daserag Bevo! at Leoaard street, EDUCATION. STATEN ISLAND INSTI FF respectfe ihe esc orm cfd ee etl May. COLMAN’S mit: OF ART AND Cr Agee. CABINET JALLERY OF OIL PAIN CINGS, or that we should never at all, make any con- i England. Meo upon ‘as timid, as want- merican feeling ; explain away the 1m- | @ | cessions to the arrogance of Ei the opposite side were 9 ing nerve, or patriotism, o1 wom of | it was extremely difficul it to ph, fi th ye Lectare ‘Phe lecture tocommence | mutation, But there were great iseuee at stuke, de- various | Pendent upon pendent upon the conces- i stat is | sions of the goverament for forty y dent ‘The various’ parts of npon the maxim of taking nothing more than is erg inare son te, onmaer ie be | Rie ore. Mh. —— saw, the. sate of affairs, and forthwith placed himeel Men Ere e Se eee | breach. McDuffie was cn x Sim, Haywood was aie him, Lewis was with it Was with him, and he saw that ‘eras yo would | bewithhim and be knew that Beaton would be with him. wanted only time ~ the eflcrvessence to scbaidle tine for nis friends to coalesse, to co- rate, and to move on I beds. At every stage of the discussion from Mr. joun’s appearaoce in the Senate, the Lipa she gained strength, gained accessions, gained confidence, gained the popular opinion, gained the argameat, gained in moral influence over the Senate, gaiaed in courage, and finally gained the day, the notice, and the hours ef the notice. It isthe Forty Nines who instruct the President. There is the great poiat. He must consider the notice as comi! Spy them; for we expect that the House will t, and perhaps to- aera amended by the ° rony Niggs of the _ great issues dependent upon jee habs the precedents and Presidents of 1 Lel.us look at them again, as we clasel- | fe them substantially et the beginning cf the see- sion. Tney are— vation of the pesee: 2 ‘A ecruet for the-oorn, petand pork of the Weet. SA nicest of the Tari in she eveui terial tobe 4. The payment of the State Debts. Jeased the first floor.) w: prosti of Adolitionism. every iain: Oteehewass may mech baw | one prowtrtion of State Improvements. ihe opel me x seine ceauont cf chosig up assoonsayee | $ Revrenchmont an not en iecroune of tamatiom, —° er Dessrient hote who will bay | 8: /AD euoape from 8 national debt. ‘Cheap List wil s00a be published for those who will buy A esheets site. (al eobeeone \gtantioes gy wr ik ste presmne fowh pat AT Etat niu oni scores ira and S lsde | s Bes os m2 ImisMW&Fome PAPER a srk wens hy opiates a CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS. SEQUENCE of several persons ia few York, ms cor jag the mertves ast i. ches Line’ fr m Philadel jot ea ie Cy alg ond for said line. ata that examine lew Rooms, ion, law and order. ori Uscodem tire 10, ees commerce. 11. The extension of our borders. 1 ae 19. The expansion of our wealth, power end popule A. rengutet rateation of the Telic onde lands. Siri toolitios, ext St 16. The polyp ee te [This is « great point, thoagh i y vation } Ty Riad fi FS so our Posto border. ‘and settlement of Oregon. 2 "Te myaniuon 2 eater ard, end Ee Sar ene Bn Jone savour, ee way coe BB e| opward, onw ractrottg auton ff Sg a te riotism, oe, honor, iy deco vita, nee, iavel igtaoe, ,, 7, harmon, % stata ek Fai'l greedy oasereass’ te syste | "maes a.small schedule for you, of the reasons Se ee Seapets oo recommend.ng an nn | adjustment” of this Oregoo controve re it iy ea Be = Sieg tee Braden the exclusive, ao ad theme mount i has asked ot ers she PSPUURRILNGS age | con me ad nde to o Peaberehy aren At yet mg could eall the forty1we (ipoluding the two abecas