The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1846, Page 3

Ack been deficiency, ha way she kept her course. As any 4 onal man might have magn ge ts John’s, and indeed the whole eastern coast of ‘ewfoundland was found blockaded was four days in enterit i remuning aete ce he hee te com- e to put in rst next morn- wiad ickoweatiee re and thicker ive drift- | oi in, gle is ce early Lg on Le bers {zip tks passage of the ies i; ih h fea byt that t tempt the passage ice, which ha ey teas ime increased to twelve miles in wid! with great difficulty, and Mekeae in ” Bay soy Baits | about thirteen miles from St. John’s bay, 7h inst. In two days more she got into Coming out on Saturday, the 11th, she met with a | icebergs, and south of Newloundland passed along | the eastern edge of about miles of field ice, | before finding an pivligg trip from New- | foundland to Boston was effected in good time, ow- ing probably to the fact, that at Newfoundland the vessel was put under the command of Capt. Meag- hen, who is an experienced and efficient officer. : The departures {i fe the number of arrivais in the city. The gfcemmerial vistors has diminished in. prope ed. We found, nevertheless, at the Amenican—Irvino McDowell, U. 8. A; area “9d Philad Rerao R. Deane, New York; C. Wi ee Jadelphi Creighton, Providence, R. 1;M. New ¥ ae a New Jersey; J. ‘Grant. 1 Phill delphia; W. Ward, Virginia; RM. MeLane, Baltimore. Aston—M. Verhegen, ; Mr. Marge! | elec il R.8. Burrows, Siva Julies, Bal- timo: Stokes, Philadel }». Hartiord; T. Fi E. Napier, rd, New Jersey; Bosto: Ciry—Mr. Fulrany, Bot Boston; James Greer, Alexan- dria; M. P Kretohell, Philed elphie; Mr. Hancock, Bos- eer |. Kean, fe role H ‘Low ‘hina; J. McCree, Phil delphie; Mr. Fi Pda A. Holland, Sche- wena & siee one a Hurlburt Warmers: J. "a Hart, ea Till Albany; Col. Chamberlain, omnecticu' Franziin—A. Horton, Skaneatelas. Dr. Pratt, Phila- delphia; E.C. Allen, Houston, Texas: Homes hos mim y | T. Jewett, New Mampshire; Thomas A! Lens yh ianend Pratt, Peston, B ‘ving M il, Mion treal; row, Buffalo; J, Sherw 100d, Newark. K mu we w. Robinson, Attle- Howaan—J. Gilmore, Baltimore; boro; W. Wilson, Id; E. F, Clarke, Misi - JA Barlow, Elkton, A °C. Nunn, Wasniveren ork Tewksbe erry, Maine aia IRG James. Ph ‘aro! 5 at M anit a me ner, New cana Philadelphia; J, ora) mentee L. Chacke. . Albany The Henry Clay.—This ship was yesterday raised opon the sectional floating dock, in the short time of one hee hie dock” ‘aud now presents a very imposiog appearance penal Se pend oy bears a nd the an sajary a her coppe FS ilt ship. my ee ely die tt il a pr Z in as goed condition as she was beloie driven tyes ward, sinm pil beerenad ‘emer tg sag of eae ‘Marb.e.at Lele rs. jramas wi losed to vre and Fisher's Pavilion Hot-l, Boston. nih tne Metallic T Dance tha se sg ’ be had at the subscribe, jie for o Th es Paar cublic and steaneers rere re ids various patterns— ERS 50! few doors above Cortlandt street Splendid np anes has re-| coatly been teaee some beantiful vod in ba traits of | pees Sipe which — = delayed in bis ee 251 roadway. hey are yi rerth a from any one who has an relcite ghest state of er! tion. Gueee ae Ge Compo creased ropa tie colds, cout aig ¢ bh “ode i 7 thicg, ei ‘s rks ax ahi, Pa 3 cher esi grand rt, oir vate Poids ped er, bleecker street. - Na of the Ohio Kiver, ‘aces. sme. State of River, Cincinnati, ws . fs feet. oer inches. feet 7 inches. _—_—_—_—_—__ccccc_ MONEY MARKET. Monday, April 20.6 P. M. The stock market todey remains without any mate- Tal alteration, both as regards prices and demands. The sales of some of the fancies were large. Long Island fell off } per cent.; Canton }; Harlem $; Norwich and Worcester }; Reading}; Morris Cangl}; Farmers’ Loan ; }; Pennsylvania 5’s closed at Saturday’s prices. “ Quotations, just before the close of the board, and in the tor than @py commenced. Operators appear to be wait- for mach change in prices until some new movement | turns up, either athome or abroad. The chances are, however, in favor of a further decline. At the second board, ai advance of one or two per ct. } ‘was realised on prices curtentin the morning. Harlem ‘went up 1} per cent, Reading 2}, Canton }, Norwich and Worcester, j. The Union Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent. The Mechanica’ Bank has declared o semi-annual div- idend of 4 percent, payable May Ist. The Datchess County Bank has declared a dividend of 8 per cent, payable 27th of April. The New Orleans money market, up to the 10 th‘inst. rake ay ogy Ro particular change during the pre, days, although the quantity of peper offering | out vag doors had rather increased, from the fact that the | banks, in view of the rapid edvance in foreign exchang: | @#, were not somuch disposed to extend the usual fa | cilities to their customers. Short paper, with undoubted signatures, could be done on former terms—say from 8 to 10 per cent discount; but there was less inclination to | take long notes secured by mortgage, although the rate | of interest had not varied. Some small shipments of coin were going forward to France, but they wero con” fived merely to one party, and do not attract ech | tention. ‘We annex a statement showing the condition of each bank in New Orleans, on the 28th of February, and the | 26:h of March, 1846, according to returns made to the | Board of Currency of Louisiana. There has been an increased movement in each department. Bans or be Quem, hace ae Merch rh, 1846. a 3) Bank of Louisiane. Si ssn 718 $2 369,57 . Genal & Banking ie 283 33 heen, Proven vig en 1,948,189 5 991,292 ase SEA 827. 82088 2,019,699 Total... ««. $15379,105 $46,318,006 $10,844, $16,997 55 A comporison of the leading features shows the fol- | lowing result: ~ iinease GAIA eae see The position of the New Orleans bauks is much more | favorable than that of the banks of any other city in the ‘United States. It will be perceived, on reference to the above table, that the amount of specie on hand exceeds fhe circuletion several hundred thousand dolars,{and ny | atreot after, improved a fraction, and left off a little bet- | $2020 ing furtber advices from the South, and from the other | side, with a great deal of anxiety, and we do not look | 46, | Pacific it exeeed, te a'very large | Mabilities. Qn the 26th of } 4 abilities amounted to $14,700,173, | trapper wap pram ab tapas a | immedizte assets over immediate liabilities of $2,607,438. Protas ot boat enignatiating tclenned | 352 | condition, would be no better able than those of this | city, to stand any extensive drain of specie, ax their lia- bilities, in the shepe of deposi's and circulation, would require to be paid, while their asseta would be deprecia- | ting in value, as other banks were weakened 5 ca lar demand upon them for specie. Returns recently re ceived from banks situated in all sections of the confirm usin the assertion we have lately repeatediy | | within the past fileen or twenty years, for the establish. | | ment of an independent treasury by the government.— | Within the past sixteen years we have been involved in | revolutions end revulsions in our cemmercial affairs, | growing out of the inflation of immense speculativ. | bubbles, which have kept the country in a continual | state of excitement, and every thing in a deplorable | state of uncertainty. Forsix or seven years every thing was undergoing a steady and repid expansion. ad currency credits, prices ofevery species of property we: | becoming inflated so rapidly during that length of et that every one became bewildered with the exci’ ‘ement, aod like the mariner at sea in thick weather, lost their reckoning, and knew not where they were, until they | | struck upon the shoals which had so long surrounded them. Commercial affairs had for so long a time been | deranged, that when the revulsion came, itswept through the country like asirocco, prostrating ry thing inits | course. The effect was so great, and so general, that, | for a time, a recovery from the shock was doubtfal, and , | the whole fabric of our institutions trembled to the | centre. Noother country in the world could have stood | | such a commercial revolution. As some evidence of its power end strength, it is only necessary to look back and note the gradual recovery realized. For three years | there was no perceptible improvement, and it appeared | asthough the prostration was ro great that every germ of a revival was obliterated, as though the energies of | the people were forever@aralyzed. Every effort was made by the general and State governments, to give things another start and new life, but for a long time these efforts proved unavailing. At last, a change took place, signs of returning life appeared, and by the most Persevering efforts, we: sustained and strength- ened, and acquired a healthy cheracter. The im- provement was for a ti: #0 very gradual, ‘thet «| relapse was anticipated, but, fortunately, not realized. | Since, there has been @ more rapid advancement, and | ‘we are once more on the rapid road to prosperity. The | experience of the past,as dearly as it has been pur- chased, will, wo trust, prove serviceable in regulating | *°4 the government, some general system, as a regulator of | | its own finances, and as acheck upon the numerous local systems regulating State finances, to ensure & permanency in any advance in the prosperity of the | country. We can attribute, in a great degree, the evils } experienced within the past twelve years in the com. | mercial world, to the absence of all regulators and checks upon the movements of our banking institutions. The government had, during that time, no fixed system of its own; its connection with the banke, and, at the same time, its opposition to these institutions, the agita- tion at every session of Congress of some new financial | plan, having in view a total seperation of bank and State: | and the continued doubt and uncertainty these things | Produced, led in a measure to the difficulties which | Proved ruinous to so many. There is now every probability of the adoption on the | part of the general government, of a financisl system, | at once any expansion of the currency beyond its pre- sent limits, and preserve a greater uniformity in the value than we have ever yet experienced. We, as yet, | | the theory; although it has once been in practice, it was under circumstances prehibiting a fair operation. We which have so long prospered under a similar system, and we certainly have a right to anticipate results from itsenforcement as faverable as those realized by foreign | governments. At all events we are now ina position | to make the experiment. We cannot expect a more favorable time for the trial, and every year the measure is put off, the greater the change it will produce in our | financial and commercial system. The currency of the | country at present is nearer a specie standard than it hes | been for years, and every month is reducing it in value | and removing it farther from a specie basis. The opers- | tions of the independent treasury bill, if adopted te, would be less felt than at any future time. | Should the currency become reduced to a pure | | specie basis, it would only require the with drawal of a small pertion of the paper in cir culation, as the banks throughout the country have one dollar in specie to two of their issues in circulation. It is impossible to teil what amount of specie is in circu- | tation through the country, but it would not be unsafe | to estimate half as much in the hands of and floating round among individwals throughout the country, in the way of business, as there is the banks. Taking this as | | data, the amount of specie in the banks and in circule. | tion, is about sixty-five millions of dollars, and the paper issaos of the banks, according to the most recent returns, eighty. millions of dollars, showing an excess of | Peper over specie of about twenty millions of dollars. | | Should the independent treasury bill compel the with. | drawal of that amount of paper from circulation, it could not prove very injurious even for the shortest period, to | | any important interest of the country; but would, on Contrary, improve the currency, and estabiish, upon a | more permanent basis, the prosperity of the whole | | People. } Old Stock Exchange. | $1000 Ki 6s, Us Ce | $3on Onio ete,” gore sq Sh Caton Co, | $1000 do — 1860, 0%. 50 co. ‘ue FE 50 Ner & Wor, do 90% 50 do 30 1 18 do + S60 be as so do 530 67 50 do 00 so Sox Go Haro R 00 $30 iy 180 gg B® 0900 838 6) ® do i 6m 70 100 do | Big & ek rete 2 oe | 50 Ohi RO one 25 Morri LB 125, do 145 do 15 190 o | > = 3 ae éo | 0 = do Bren bo Second Boara. | 15 she Centon Co, 306 0 ate Ngrie Canal, 12%; | ee mag de gw BY 300 Roa A 6 3 do is | FH & 8 % ew 38 360 65% 50 do 54% | Be 3s, jf, “Rs 8 el New Stuck Exchange. 2% sho Farm Tr, stw 24 58 she Nor & Wor, Ty 53 199 Morris Canal, 16 5 do ms ne do a3 13% 75 «© do 43 5ie Bs tr i we | FS | gag <8 50 1 3 do ee ae | btw 36 108 do bs is} Fe sae 8 SE ee gas 8 ot | do Ge eal 5 i. Married. On Thursday afternoon, 16th inst. by =. an Maw | McClarence, Mr A H. Roweatson, of Pat Seer Rares oe eee i ry ‘20th y the Rev. Spencer vin B. Buenas, to Miss Sanan E. Banciey, Mr. Da: | all of this city. near, Mrs. Charvenoate, “wile of Woh Caienonta, ALE, a‘ a ‘the Fart " ‘bippendale, | 18 fr Tespecti sal tischeteee en ly invited to attend the fune- | ey 4 oo pl from her late re: dence, 99 31 avenue, at Past 3 pa hg lata Mrs, Ass Potnamus, | Her fr and relations temmumaenashettee rae eer | late sie wats rhe ees seats snd teacyat ly latives nends of tue family are respectful. i, from the house of Thos. cual norte wen Monae of 91 fonhing this alternoon, the 2ist inst. ae o'clock, w! Avenue and 234 street, | tale alt without farther Ou Monday, the 20th inst., Joorra Trvnstor, son of Samuel and hebe 8. Pearson, aged I , 9 months and 5 days. bis remains were taken to Samford, Slamford, Conn, tor daastmeet Sunday sryymtert ayaa oas thangs mW | to ret, ‘eat Sanyal ty Teeelay’ cir 108 noon, 21st inst., at 2 o'clock, Weekly Report of Veatns. [we wn Se lew ¥ trom the lth ti of a Asal: nail siete SS tom met 3 made, that there has not been a more favorable period | don it A Bout | dese Box ies Poet Ofice, which w be the fature ; but it requires some movement on the part of | oe | For which will be of such a restrictive character as to check | W: know nothing of the independent treasury bill beyond | #:* | have the benefit of the experience of other countries, | iaspr = ‘are requested to attend her fe & ‘Aner-Under riceae 4 2 Cea et a wih bad os bevel reward will ith street, or 77 Spring dd the lower purt of ton elty, nese ty and Champers sesh ‘Gingenionmn, ie 15, two children, ag: bin ES nay lor, hed-room. with caine nehed,, om aly Pee Leta "HN Ne -Unexceptionable references will be given. a part Sante oes Scheer and plete . aud and lroning; deat Bette “Aye 0.10 Pine ata, at trad ‘ANTED-By «yong pom ® do, general ork ce will ivan.” Prense wo call't 35056 Kisabet 4 wi AN TED Byer Rape men young womets with the ne eamstress. Please will pro- half past "1 o'stock. woo Lianne gd SHIP QUEEN O! bt, EBT ver | under gensral order, et ihe, west 6 Barlior ‘ip. All goods not permitted must be seutto opebie Parlors attached, henson, poten ‘Lye ‘Wation 's avery ible Ne $28 be, eo comer of Washingto Con Teceu SS EEE ey A at tuort nanaies on ferry, ahi t whic Sverlos tuebay, "ihe is'ands, Tally cengeed Y GOODS, AND ET AND DAMAGED. Axi, so mach has been sud of late about Wet Goods rnd Geode tad to 6 of array iv » meer BWA re Se TRTGS-ROA GS, ROACHES, RATS, MOTHS, &o. | rived its, HE Season has ar Baas bon beeen: Hewitt + appl ioe of sulphate of amon, r operminating rand oer yin by De LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, Tian, corer’ brosdway und soli streets aJ, WeBmith: comer Falon and Cranberry ‘rom H. A. Dreet, flvrist, Chesnut st. | *¢ rn OYA 6 YOUK FLATED SoU) —Asy Person sn, in afew minutes, without the nee of battery, urany ex] leterious plica: tion of the Sil er auy kind of plated or any article cor rass, copper or German ‘Warranted to gi ; of the money returned: fe, wholesale ant JOHN J. BROWN & CO., 122 Falton street, Chai dt EBENR. CLARKE, “DRAPER AND TAILOR, 65 Wiltiom attest, corner of Pine RE ee a e public generally, for acne ederrahal be rantcg, oc hepa to of ns on Ashe Souducts a Dusiuess on it the interest of yemons £0 Pe assortment of spring goods read | piste for M, LEVETT, DENTIST. Mz HARM results from bungling performances of ie atthe prostertimporcsnce teat all breaches ofthe Dapctee ase should be sailvully and undorstan yand iy pragtioed. Bie, aaa it te awe Te recommend, hie Levet, corner ot Broadwa: the Reeth the of “Arica incor carci d Pheric pressure! aal st real “Ally “will be a2 wre NICE: is age to 2 Rroraato sec ied by Messrs Mott & to" Geer will be settled be i. iM. sinieer fe fe Ofna the fear ri Dated this toch day of April, 166. a6 werk TO BU TCHERS— 7 i ASSIGNEB'S SALE. Fo will sot px Friday nex a, te Se es vat il yt Sue Bi FALCONER, Acsignee. " EE Serie” pons SEGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO JUST RECEIVED by the latest arri Prod Havana Segars, of various and ¢ % pales of the best Vueltabago. 1 bac vorin by FRANUISCO J. BANCES, a8 3c%1h No. New street. BROADWAY Po! {I be pend TE CANAL STREET, ETH aus ‘warrants them tof best mineral Teeth om we atl ld, from TS te 150 mer Corp Broadway, entrance | street. ‘Dr. J. operates in the evening as usual. al? lwu*tre STRAW BOARDS. 50 TONS Straw Boards, jase tees ived a rived good article, for ert a fi cece seit, KING Siegen EA NIELS— OF ire breed, M4 kath, gy on arrivals ol his extaSliohinent, Ro. ‘Letters from the curious, in pate [Post paid) he iy ie a TO Li FROM THE FIRST OF Aye pe yetle i athe rear aoe Reade street. Inquire at $2 R ra Bate story Chare, "The hou itr be ont ion ‘rO LET OR LEASE. TWO two-story the pleas :nt villoge rt ana avea 7 , eal -r9 | Bi p+ touse r8.—To ve ihe Gi it Broo! ioe HANDSOME COTTAOK LET fr ‘ad in tecndawcaieseond on the Bitciog : oo from the Ral nye pene at to ey ati are | im jednly tnd | | Peet SHIP LIVERPOOL, for Trane oi ‘will sail nis Day, at 18 o'clock: “Passengers will plense be on | STO ai Jd wad terloclogskeenuety zy | Fe | for protecting Rod, aginst the grub worm, etows, Kes | corner of ‘st public auc. a Lane, a eed ————DR_ JONES, DENTIST. | cape as good as the natu- | gentary | pala tbe pebic This Evening. Will be performed. the Drama of RIP VAN Lr. 'h pushes, ivans, fancy aud brir coverings; h bedstesds of lowest ts hiehest area | Rip Van Winhi «Mr Hackett ~ ae bea ad ua ne Brom Vou Brame. F Fisher rable | 08, center and hall tables Alice, ...+. ‘Mn Ablow | ae cite i fal wrod Px wale aad fancy park eat Te “ol. Nimrod Wildfire. tahoe . Mp, Hackett Ph * a Rhee with the Farce oe counting hiuse desks, ebairs, stools, FISH OUT OF fe with which the sale will commence at precisely. Bur Geo. out Ware <M, Vache ihasale is particularly worthy the attention of famj- 4 Sa1e1) liseleas” Wresey2 " Hora as a nt will be complete’ and thet tgnti gg "is fe. oben att ciclcck, snd the Weeteonaes ai dale, iD carte, PAUNK THEATRE, MR. HACKETI"S BENEFIT. AND Last NIGHT. a TuE MERRY W FY wItD se & Ma! ives OF WIND: Eeleta, (the fat Karght in love) som. (first time Blender (fest ty CH aE iear, Mano. } rr Me 3 Pa vil soit on Bist latge room im the Cofieum, ‘agsortmen: No. Ga Brosiwaysnts je and extesaire of aluable | and col ture, of the uryles of Louis XIV and XV vakd Bhi E {carved rosewood fwatells, te of canven saneerae raiaile: tote & tates, confi 1ent af inaden iad 2 faaey covering, es, tea do; Freach bedstead: dressing ptian ‘ad talian marb'e fope; hat french cribs, Balwer and Voltal book cases, rockets, Italian and tottare ysoctearien d book. faroita rosewood cow ages, mahouiuy french rchaiers Gothic carved w atyle, ke. The role ene: sthe entire stock of a city to be peremptori- ore * Catalogues ready on the orning of the sale, whee a the, far e-Cau be examined. R RURAVORE. py Mr. Hackett | ati irre ire arm and rocking KRY THERATERE. AW JACKSON - MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. This Evening. ‘The Fecieemsncew will, a anmence with WM. W. SHIRL! ABLOR AND OTHER WILLARD —w house ‘thine’ Tiere, 2s os. will open at ? cy \lolock—tartain will rise athalf past 7. GREENWICH THEAT ‘TRE, Corner of VARICK & CHARLTON STREETS | Fple Promeieters Messrs. MYERS & TOMLINSON. UZEAU. RS et i pas T SH BRACKE’ GAS FL 5 he 3 DUCLUP EAL wi o'clock, at the commer of Bion entire atch one cok giran we pce lar hall lanth. ara, chandctier, coat ed es | nt WD EGRATTAN: will be | Treasurer... MLINBON. alUS oF or | Deputy Treasurer .. W. Di ER. | REDUCTION OF PRICES, pm Fees VANE Pe aati ee acre Assortment of Kitchen Furniture, with | Yip GPERNS OF WILD ANIMALS Frill comen FCA GH RIVE DAYS 01 daca ~The Oll Paiatings will be sold with the parlor farai- x be had on Tuesday, either at the auction | street. a21 d*re KW. CURTIS. Aw D COSTLY KR ich Kreneh China Di ad Des 8. Fs TT will sell rw ie Sottock at 466 Hou ¥ tai At the Junction of Lafayette Place and Ninth St. bey will positively leave this city at the end | nt wi ‘AN ‘AMBURGH will perform three tunes each di la ‘ing the same ic f ats iv the midst of the Wild Ai mals, that acquired for him his. Kperthn 9) during his sev Tenesarc vi when hy logaes room or at 31 EN Be Diy Tueadey, ist Ap he loneer. EW 4 Hsin classes of citizens, | | gentry and The following i lst of the Animals contained in this Ex- ; ee VERICAN LION AND LONESS ar static Lione—U. | our Wome ABIATIC ELEGANT , | Young Elephant, years old—-Beawtial apectinens of the Pe visn Lem Arabian Camelia lard Leopards TWO AFRICAN | ieoFakba." "Two Hui POONAH BEAR, and two MRUOURI BEARS, THE ROYAL BENGAL TIGER. ‘the Black WHITE POLAR BEARS, Doe, and her young—Pair of Kangaroos ‘Jaguar, from South ane ica. GNU, or HORNED HORSE. | Three specimens of ‘American Derr—Queen’s Stag, presented to Mr. ere ictoria. o der in a2l It*re Lion. ROLLING, Ancti OSITIVE # BALE nor M wroder® Cabiger FURNITUR on Thursday, 23 hman strect. Gi retson & Rolstoo thi ‘will seH their enti ‘work any chairs, wardrobes. book cases, 'washatand: Tettes, ottomans, centre tables, bri oretari , can be aecom- all str AUCTION NOTICE, SNITEN: & CO. will sail This This Dey. (iseoday.) 3 2st ins hhstd Verasnars coorrlocdic sett tenon rpessacbensteeere or 3 etsants. jet glasses, Brass i enpets ingrain op ~prig ed | A large Alvican Baboon and specimens of the Monkey and | chairs, mant 1 bedsteads, Beds, &e. Ape — tensil age | bli th be ad ‘or fall Theknchen' : alacinnsmeminy now ready | ni foals have ve never blove been #1 ‘exhubited aA peek avin on. LO WO: for examta | ben bat remaaty elected (rom ch net Siete | The Zo Zoologrenl Beeictirot Lendos end the Jerdios des Plants of or Sek OS Cone ‘Time of Exhibition between the hours of 18 and 12 A. M., 2and5 P.M, ax aing. ‘Admission 2 Be GaCldsen under 9 years, 1234 ceats. trade. Sal Pa go esoprriment of elegant dressed | ne Si PESERT REPEATED. SECAS SEES, Spreng, | I Tepreseutations of this view of Naples, with chiming clock and , Phony, it will be prod: ced ings. A TIME, es ao Rasieter ON TUESDAY “EVENING! April 21st, | Aww “Wh aTcHes. ke « svanhedaheg . ve Jeloek Precisely, ‘clock. ‘urnit CMealogues ant f adi ietre CTION NOTICE — ey | rest, Astor House, wil» ell on ‘Tharediy, the 234, 06 | » the whole stor! me. comprising see \ for choral and instrumental sym- ort 8, Gong, GoLy GEweLny. be under the direction of Brot 21), a“ ‘oast roadway. ay Side of oof nasixnees, an The Bolo pats and esata, pe ad Soa ray ware fine pate | | ‘Tickets 50 cen.s exch—for sal wal places, and ath at the = amen y ph al | door ut the evening of the perfo NO iP NTY-FIRST ANNUAL EeITLON OF THE | NATIONAL ACADEMY OU) TTHEIK ROOMS, corner of Brealaey: ou Leonard screet, consisting of ori inal works, ever before exhil an by the Academy. Open from 9 A. 0 10 Season tickets 0 ceate—aingle admission 25 cents. Cata- | | logues 123 cenus. 218 3tus* Fre HARLEM PARK—TROTTING. i ne | Jas tioned 5 POS NT paar ane pee Bm together with ad TWE! | Setocks at aps fue cake sat freit, 71 loria eake and frail of js tarp gh ; Awcient and Boeals or wine glasses, of great rar! of carved moth r of ‘and two most preci original enn few ay ta lyon atly, sad collected ed throat the iveu—mile | rPHURSDAY aiieenee and pers heats, bes "Free. for horses never they arehigly | won a purse, not ere z bay mire Jane. Entries to be ma ish and | Oa'Weda siay Eveuing, by 9 o'clock, at Green Lar t . I 2us*re Three or more to make a race. PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE TO LET. HIS spleadidly decorated and conveniently located temple of amusement, is now to be hed upon the, most reasous- je to commence | ited, T and xamine this magnificent | 1 Collection, bow ready for examiastion, wich eatalogues Se SHENRY, ROCK WELL. 2 Bowers of to JONAS ai9 Ste re | poneeenee y Esq., % Bowery, Branch Hotel. al4 lwisrre _ : go 8, WSL, actrae LECTURE IN ST. PETEW’S CHURCH, icure Bt ities deeli panciay STREET. re Grocery, E KMYDER. President of the College of the | in this CI Carehe hureh) % cents each, to be evening of the lecture. 020 2t*m DR, JOHN. ROAKE’S LINIMENT, | IODI SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL LODINE tha hee rerformed such aston (after every other remedy had failed, en ef if they yemld jot be subst by the mod je persons who hav Permauei wes Hite Matiat vither Chronic or Inflammatory; | Toss of the use ofth: Linas, Contractions of Sone Tunoat and Gour, it matters not Tewons,Hano Swer- | u Seay IT Wotereaus eaanit® Nervous Ai thas never bee known Flesh Pounds, Stier "ores, Old Ulcers and 4 Legs: it apeedily and effectn lly eradicates Cutane- ier ber Lit Sei Heat gene ingeanly | au. Worm, Bar reads rch. Bea cela enper merit, and only ealiag virtues, ., 90 Jobn street. eRe emis i THE CITY 75 INSURANCE COREANY. New Ye iil ia ci pe Bie $1506 pat cari | to fal Swell As ia bisienens stand poy FS cee | Picea Bel 8 isthe SOL & is mtr oxsosbani we TO LEND, 250 ompany fed fosurance = Joes ee by Fire effected ou appli- | eaty Teasonal wae: sisal - READING, Fresideat. . The ‘oinaes is ncaly Pee a ye) replete, with ever Apply to N lo iy ach of wi int ral, wil supplied at the “elaine Tow ‘rates, assorted by tne Hroprietors= . rd or tine © Hidses, of 400 monthly P21 the BONNETS Patentees ard Manufecturers | ; a : é, of years, | al? mins m . CURRY | Bi ot tan oe OR iyo the von REMOVAL w vid nares uitapplicawt» Avpiy ob s. tab B | rc . A. tick newly: Bitrer Pioted aod Beitaente Wares oe | g Wall eceet, TU wer Ualee hee as acl pe \spectacles rem 3 ents to lo, Perio. | ere tom $8 m i a 8 Glasses of lk Hinds and toeuicail sights | TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS, ed; Wetebes, Clocks, Jewelry and Music Boxes | AND BAKERS, fed and werner | ORS NEW WESTEMN, By THe roUND on “iseaap FOX, DRAPER AND TAILOR, — White Wer, [NVITER the attention of the pie to the most extensive castor Oil, pooek of revdy made clothing inthe exe. edupted Yo sprig | ‘German Cologne, and summer trade. In addition tu the thes a pe Tsing _ | Bex giles fort etian the most de jection of pece | igey orale | oo i imarbee. of every color and pattern; end ths rior okt seoployed Be cones, and manufaetu ‘pl tm*rh 30 ¥alton, ores ster, wart 6 ‘Menta 1s such as subseiher with confi Risa Sencar epee ko pertoe fe Ver CHICKEKING'S prents made to order e tock having beew telected | PIANO-FORTE ee OMe, twitn grest carr; smd bought Yor cush alone induce- Tess than at thove honses who israccar bearamcaed i oN core of the army and Hy mvi we Jeena ie cee ores es 4 ted focal and examine « large ayortmeut of superior bles Lee ee Sctlee: endtne mameer nate Sa NI el wp athe shoneet | TQ MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS. Pe ROTTS TTan, | LAT ste abies tte Mana Hoare | de of aonu, Ror tomy ad dentin, Bg \deon, New ving become Siar in the above 18. 3 me Ne senate the patrowaes of ie eigt ee | ‘OR SAL He are eens A SMALL STEAM Dist DISTILLERY, with all the appara: Arend tures now ves, ince qveeasiont (its lil | flee, if wind frog campae wa sternal ALKAPILATORY, | Ege ser hess whi PY in Fees Pd ES ag | Sia'eeh evence, or of JOuN BE ede aliw?m | LADIES’ GAIT . THB. bexwti‘at article, of all the fashionable cd Se errr Ste ie neh Mornecs | Joh i tobe teeny | Kt Sipe ers TY aod ® ond {y ig t detection st erm is oa fo maect pe B.-Will SE Saas Penge LAIRD’S, 9 Chuhen a. (oa MST Tie be $i euch cll. ots. 12 ote The perfor will e TEOPLE’S Teac Oe ae si i ‘ankee Hil TT eyed by the Fare f ACOB 8. PLATA wileel cn oO PANKEE PEDLAR. | of (Mo lock, at 3 Bank ares inc xh . -Yankee Hill ihe. rekere, elegant ‘al THE WATER re Fara Bundle... .. “Nr. w, Chapman muherany sofes, divans, French chai hn ‘clegant pi ee Miss E. Wood | outa tee Brae a | goers open at 7 Tises at 736 o'elock pre- | | _ Box office oj a 10 A.M., to 3 o'clock P. | Retvate Boxee undp ingcecan be acured, or chet purthened | ieation to before all the reign- | } success attending the former | eminent artists, | "| MAYES INPBLLIGENCE BY THR MAILS. ——_— Wasuixaton, April 19, 1846. Gleanings ef {the Week. The’publie mind here is in a state of anxious im- patience. The final action of the Senate upon the notice—the news from Mexico—ihe news and pro- bable instructions by the Unicorn—th case of Crit- | tenden and Allen—the case of Webster and Inger- soll, are all subjects of discussion, speculation, | anxiety, perturbation, and mystery. More arms and munitions are to be despatched to ; Mexico. A message is expected in Congress to-morrow, upon the subject of our Mexican rela- tions. The Senate will stickle upon the “ diseretio: and should they persevere, there may be no “notice” atall. But we abide the issue, A good story is told of Mr. Pakenham, and a drunken man upon the Avenue. The British Min- | ister was passing on foot up to the capitol, when | Mr Rumtoddy intercepted him, and accosted him : | “You are that British Pakenham, aint you? Yes, | I know you are. Well, just bear it in mindt wilt ‘ou, that you are not going to get the first inch of regon be! below 5440, and be d——d to you!” A passenger informed Mr. Pakinham that the man | was druok, “Certainly,” said the Minister, ‘‘no | over man would make such a declaration as that.” | Recently, too, upon another occasion, Her British | | Majesty’s representative pa sed from the capitol to | the President’s in his carriage, with 64 40 chalked | upon its sides. Had the President seen it, it would have justified the calling of a Cabinet Coungil, 5 | pole new and extreme assumption of Great reat alarm prevails among We are informed that the Catholic hierarchy of Mexico, in apprehension United States, and the fall- | of of an invasion from ¢ | ing of the church treasures into the hands of the | heretics ; according to the reputed maxim of the Secretary of War, that “to the victors belong the spoils.” We would tell the priests ot Mexico, i that the people of the United States are a civilize | people, and will carry on the war, in the event of an | Invasion of Mexico, upon any other than the bar- {.parous Bat of Santa Auna, in his invasion of Texas in Among the recent arrivals in poicssa we have at the United States, Hon. Mark A. Cooper, of Georgia, | and Mr. John Brough, of Ohio, late State Auditor. | At Coleman’s, Nathaniel P. Willis, Esq ; Col. Sam- uel Medary, of Ohio, and Hon. A. J, Donelson and family, of Tennessee. The amusements of the week have been the opening ball of the Odd Fellows, in mo new and | splendid hall—and a epcad jurations ot Monsieur 8 | Circus, with the peste and serene eques- | trian, Madame Marie Macarte, and Rice ; debates in Congress, and a pleasant Saturday even- | ing cotillion party at Carusi’s saloon. e Pennsylvania Avenue, irom its inexplorable and intolerable, and unqueachuble dust, continues | the great nuisance of the city, and the unmitigated reproach spon onavest: Tie absence of Senator Yulee is accounted for, by the publication of his late marriage, in Kentucky, | to.a daughter of Ex-Postmaster Wicklide. Annex- | ation, says he, before Oregon. For along time past | Mr. Yulee has been singing :— “Oh! Nannie, wilt thou gang wi’ me 1” | And now the question is settled by her long expect- ed response :— | “Indesd I will, my dear Yulee. Long life to them, say we. As soon as the O: uestion is settled, we expect to make a tremen ea lemonstration for a co-partnership, if the wind is favorable. | Weexpect to give you some terribly interesting | information to-morrow, from Congress. Tue Docror. Bautimone, April 20, 1646. The Foreign News—Buria! ef Com. Jones— Business in | Baltimore—The Telegroph—Markets, $c. | The news by the Unicorn was received in this city on | Saturday night, and caused a considerable stir on Sun- | day morning, it having been issued in extras and circu- ' lated in every direction. Although it isconsidered by some to be pacific, the debate in Parliament is looked | upon, by those who know John Bull well, to indicate a | hostile intent, a kind of preparatory sbake of his head, and rattling of bis horns, wi is unmistakeable. The bg ye Peng eo gerne A. som con! to their resting place yesterday i Piss er ofers friends, and Capt. Watson's company pot Ina jent Blues. aia business, which I have heretofore no- | ticed as being tranracted in this city by our wholesale | merchants, continues rather to increase than to decrease. | During the past week, and up to its close, the city was crowded with purchasers, and all engaged in mercantile | pursuits begin to count the small hours of the night be- | fore they retire from the packing rooms of their estab- ts. Hundreds of th | | poe dogrin the manger policy’ of Pailedetpsis; with ir jelpbia, wii to the 1 right of wa Pave tend 1. anes the | belo of the business into Baltimore this season. Theso | strangers express surprise to find such fine stocks ond | liberal prices in this city, and our merchants are using every exertion to secure them as permanent customers. morrow evening or Wednesday mi the first hic Necctag empl 3 ae it is ex, [, be made | iy | this city and Philade! eiphie Mange1s.—On Saturday the flour market was rfectly inacti iting. the arrival of foreign news. ‘he effect of the Unicorn’s news, will, however, be de- | veloped in the course of the day. Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. seca ln 72}; Maryland 6's closed at 724 | asked, 72} rance of } om yesterday's a rates Baitimore 6's, advanced i closing at 93} b: 09) askod; Baltimore Boke railroad sha closed 46 | bid, 46) asked, an advance of | on the closing bide of | yesterday. Puivaperenta, April 20, 1646. 1 The trial of Dr. Hollick, for the publication ofan ob- scene book, and the delivery of lectures having a tenden- cy to inflame the passions and subvert the morals of youth, came up before the Court of Quarter Sessions this morning. The prosecution is conducted by Wm. D. Kelley and F. M. Wharton, Esqrs., and the defence by | Joseph Clarkson, Esq. The indictment contains a num- | Der of counts, covering all the charges, which are as | verbose and technicel asusual. The case is expected to occupy several days, and from a fact that a reporter is engaged in taking a1 i} notes of the testimony and ar- | guments of mete! judge that the Doctor intends to | Publian another bool val of the Caledonia is n They beeie nature of the news brought by the Uni- corn, had the effect of inspiriting the public mind, and | the tales of stocks by the brokers wore at a slight vance. The telograph between this city and Wilmington is in exoailont Srase, and the subetantial Iron wires which itis composed answers the purpose an fo for. | ‘The line to Baltimore ts expected to, b be wn | flee br peibered Baas and barring epen a the F | line to your city, you will then have @ method of | lightning, eommtalodtion by its ber yea to Wai, ington. The rete be to Fee} oheted| | Tertoy city will probabil; Eee? of you | receive a a a stituted for that now suspended, before of | Sonfidence can be p io moose promieet nose | of comumunication. Sales of Stocks at P! Finst gy 8 Bank, 4) ing B | rard Bank, 9[; roe Lati ry Arrea Boano—$500 Lehi Bank, 5 days, 93; Lel Srconp Boanp—12 ehs U Bonds, 72; $1500 Toxas 8 Lm, | Notes, 19; do, 20; $800 State 674; vin do, 2 ds, 674; 10 shs Farmers’ Bank, 4 deann—$1000 Cincinnati 6's, 94; 100 shs Gi- , Cash, 9); $1000 Reading Bonds, s 6, 72. Axnany, April 19, 1846. sid Weather—The State Convention—One of owr future Governors, probably, &c. §c. To-day isa very lovely day. The sun is Venetian and the 8 Alpine. The citizens avail themselves of its delicious influences, and la presse is great. The chime of the curfews pealing from the “ cloud- capt towers” evidences that the day Is sacred, and that it is the day we worship. The ‘precise attendance of the Governor and his lady at church exemplifies the | literality that the force of the example of good men, not | particularly insomuch as this thing is concerned, but in somuch as all things are concerned, is powerful. For I believe that, in so far as Christianity is the essential | element in the character of statesmen, end in the opera- tions of the government, just in so far its principles influ. the movements of ence the people. 1 do not bay dye ey fectual in this item $1000 Tense ‘694; 10,000 do, b 6, and Mechanics’ | this great agency are as wi city asia F citars of the Us and, forsaeth, | can- not seo why they should not be. fe the 9 pos rove! 4, nae, tthe homilies we not ex- for in the pure air, by itinerant di- to the sermons avenues, are here jtindine weep ot God a Sunday | "You confidently believed, [ see, that the Prope tapas coi . | matter w , Jon Young, of Livingston, and ai Alvah Worden, ot ohn og. atario, both eminent Oe ee eee were present in the Seamichember Ja debate ace