The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1846, Page 3

o are enabled to exhibit a much larg larger her nations, with less actual tonnage. /@ annex @ comparative statement of the arrivals | d clearances, other than coastwise, at the port of Ha. | na, for the past two years :— business than “THE REAL GOOD DONE Is the pad nig ee toestimete the ‘true value of a medicine. ine oe most MANS Physicians admit ruLMONIC SYRUP In reference to pantaloons, i in which so few cutt could obs ny | pesos - ic) One ealecoments to those who appreciate a | © THSCda ae to cn nesel hiesccinnes abodes Kueh awake. | trade, we have sways ey ri aad froth poeta, vests, bur | Commas Months. PEACE be Sp. 22 u 108 ~j u q “ bo Jes’s case is one among the nuimerous snot ces re 1m ise Gt 85116 | “™ My sickness bezan somethiag like six_yonrs nz0 with ase- “120 $1321 | sings pain a e region ofthe heart aud ueueral derang 49 a at % 67 ob tee Saeat reans. My appent= was i:tegular, and | 8 ri at at 82 om Sensecly on re to eat from th« misersble sensations of 33 id 2 a2 64 phe listention lowing. with b> ching up of wind sof | 8 a 3 © rung, sour floid into ihe thiast. ably ahs wes | 1B 4 6 39 ba y sleep di arbed w asad and, dreams. — — ae ip iceeeer meter hy gamely tes ood wa | 1156 1678 576 w00 1576 | costive, but seassional ly sudericg {vom darrbes And there M Cleared. | ae jerness at the pit of sy a) casseh, wae sucha > | fonths. ——11—_ ——1845—— | ing, burning secsation there, us, vt times, to drive me al most | Sp. For. Tot. ‘Sp. Fer. Tot. dry, ticklig cough troubled me very much, If s 136 3 B ug | = ficulties appeared to be tending rapidly to | B i ma * #2 ue 8 a nysiciane attended ine, wt | made ure of many | 4 " ae 3% sh ite | Wasting ‘herett from any ot them. Now and then tse would 4 4 3 FA BT Peep ae sane seat however, was ogy tam uw Ey a palpitations of the he aT 1 TT 38 56 | wumbuess of the finger: M68 45 49) | gold, ing seusati i le tag Hite, bam my chest witha 9 through ‘isto . ae, eae ee aot © | thoniders Pchilisess, followed by heat a ofr the aka ad a eae | ‘otal... ...505 1133 1688 593031396 79 demese pad baraing sonsstion jn the, | The limited exportation in 1845 will account for the | sway my bedily powers: aid gamle fr ak Ged s | duotion in the number of vessels engaged in the trade | {hit WAY. Yenr aft. r yest rolled slowly By. My Life was’ one dall scene of bitrer suff d maelauchol | ra year, Another ones a the reduced number of ¥en Som Snonthe since I ehained ong ot of ot Brexsan’s Troy - | 0 vessels entering ering, is the increased tnd ot tive Lenn jonnage of those now engaged in that trade compared | ee bp et ie ae ea tho- | ith former year. | tough trslef BEERMANS BYRUE, ‘fects upon me | Id Stock Machange. | Tossed tncosghoeetsar seal: steno sartan apex snare | 100 U 860, ws. a3 107% gu Geon Co, 35 | Dart of it atthe same time, Ite g ut powerful oberon j See Chiodi sda a3 it | was not only Dereoptibie to my feel bi ised ia the | es a3 92 2 3534 | grateful and salutary results brought al My coxgh was $1 "3 Long fel RR, bm M- | eased, became loss and los, and finally let me ; my cheat and 4 > a 3 zs , 0 ‘do a lungs we completly Felteved: 3 the deraaee not my sto- Bian 4 ae ¢ | ge Atel"BtsSevny patel clan ny sete Til Spl Bds, 3” |G 53 | moist, my nerves steady, and, ina word, | am entirely ree fee aoe ee se si et | sr oat 2 ed et. ade ook ; 200 Nork WorRR, 55% | o solemnly believe that ii not taken Beekman’s | 1000 do 1 | 8 it the did, I sh ~ ine Moxt Bas, 3 bn ¢ ea Sepia ee id, Is) ould have been | 73 sha Vhenit Bank," #2 200 = BiG 92% | “* Fogld not omit to sav, that 1 made use of Dr Bere: | 3 Bk of Com senp, $4 4m do 3 | mar E Essewriat Pints to the pgreatett advantage. during the | ri Hee Kermere Ts hae 35 we 48 kf a oe Ae A, A Gy pea = ‘anal, We se do ais 55} | dieatets prlostroe hg oa in my weak state, were at times 50 fa bao 14 10 do 130 36 | My oldest draghter, about twenty years of age, who has | 30 NIB ‘peo 14 50 do 315 55 Koen preedy. for some tims with the liver complaint | } $3 ims 106 725 Reading RR, 67 | and Dyspe) a divg to aff-ctions of the Kidneys and p00 em ‘bao ‘3 do 168 ex Pialyiecnveriog ies ‘Syacr and Pits, and is 1a- 28 & Ey wo i & Bit Shs | Ne ae qinemiest Me. c. ove Sickle, and our residence is 0 do % 2% 8 do bro . HEBE VAN SICKLE.” | io do. wes 10 di sere York, April sch. 191. of | a penne a ae Bohan sened ao any op ho srowld Ti to ecavense' wits er | Harlem RR, 6 $0 Ee Clonee To A decepti | — waard against Brexaan’s 2. ¢ i 1B Nor & Wor, | Onision Genuine Felmonte Grace and Veestl cuable y atent al boy do Monday #8, thonfa therefore be scared, and see that they get Beekman | ines, and no cther. | (ae a # "Bn | ,.For sale atthe old established office of the Proprirtor, No. | 100 Qo rw ae 30M 4954 Courtlandt see one door bel ow Greenwich street. | 50 & blo 48 rr Being now so generally in use, they are kept regularly by 00 PH x 2 man he post respecuable sbothernres aed Aces io | ie ka Sew wiseke Exchange. = Fy $0 shs Canton Co, pene es 50 sha Nor & Wor, be 5536 | 25 Morris Canal, 50 5537 | Drapers and do S10 tt = te He a | Vesting, esc ‘Brows Ark | 50 Harlem RR, 810 25 do 10 55 fer &e., 231 Brockway; opposite the Fountain, are aos mat | } C 7 Neee ate 8 ‘ cash 5538 | fad English clothe, cassimers in vari acogs-| 35 Nor& Wor, “bio Hd q 3 55g | I Brea variety, which will be made up to zh the | Sd _ kw ES 150 do exh 9548 | Bid of as ita corps of cutters as can be inthecoun- | & do Fnday a8 335 do Friday 5512 | pS an? have given a character to tbe socabiisiocene | | | | ‘e that the attention directed to thi: In St. Jonws Church nt in this amp onthe 23d instant, thi ainwright, Epwaap Brssrw, U, 8.N., | ee 9 De Prrza. | Jersey, on the evenin of | ts, and fancy dr Ci i } lired ‘Stubbs, Hamar Ro- | handkerchic(a; gloves, ruapenters, lines aad ‘mualia shies | ani to Bute Canaoxt, daugh- | collars, bosor aa _imer | Eaq , of of Ja REGON 1 ENGLAND! 1O the Inhabitants of the wt phoretion Continent —We | | seasinrite vou all and ¢ ‘and | goer on Lora Suddenly, on Twaredey m canta Dennis Stimexe, in | the 41st y The of the family are invited to attend bis fu- y | nepal this day, wage at ‘ soe pre F M., from 81 ik | Pearl street. (G- Newb lease cop: Py. On Wednesday, the | 22d iiotent aft oe @ lingering ill- ness, Louisa Guntit, eged 88 years. The triends of the family, and those of her brother-in- say, at any time on passing by, just in and test | ane quality, thd Judge of the qanmeiey acd sen ee your own | satistaction. law, Michnel Allison, Jr., are invited to attend her fune- | _ Open on sins _| ral on Friday afternoon, at 40’clock, from her late resi- prdad tt ABUE faereee & | Tm Le tae eet Without further notice — rai He tapente ma pendles India do. } je members lercantile Lodge No. 47, . . . ‘ , are rel fay Oy tes attend. hinds 3m iS Eagiish Spine Tene, oo Nl F: Fon wi edassday day evening, the 22d instant, Mrs. Many | Algom “vu need a HeRLOOK, in ear of her Ri ast » Manilla and The funeral will ake place from fier late residence, | Gattan'do do msuried sans oe ree corner of Forsyth and Stanton streets, this afternoon, at atu, Burlaps Baxgin elf past 8 o'clock. Shoe Thiresd, &e. &e. est market Wa by | On Wednesday evening, the 22d instant, afteralin- | 494 y+; UiBRE ry one ser illness, Mra. E. E. Brownies, mother-in-law of hatles G. Bolander, of this city, in the 74th year of her HAVANA SEGARS—1M PORTED, HE first sof tha the best that has bi frived for the of new crop—the best it has been 35 Alban; re please copy. On dines sday, dod instant, E loath Cannes Sickos Ap last ten years—ore now forsale at the ''Ha- | acne Mr. Jedediah E. A. Adams, aged 11 ‘years and mont The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his uncle, William Menzies, are respeetully invited tos attend his ta this (Friday) ¢ afternoon, at 3 o'clock, upward. {from the Baptist charch, in 16th street, near 9tb avenue. | rate tobacco leaf, vuelta de Suddenly, at yah Broekly, aged 28, Jans Stewart, a | we ‘12 Beekman strect REMOV idnpcitesae Ohta OVAL native of Ciogber county pyres Ireland. i: The une: ill take place from mr corner of Con- WNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA DEPOT will cord and Pearl, this seas atl o'clock. Friends and removed on the Ist cf Mar (> 126 Fulton street, next bey office, sign of the Big Bor jacquaintances are requested to attend, without further mt ioe enasgerinitn tat cd with the witcon siunateee oF. Bowes on signature o| 0 tothe unprecedented success of this article a Vanero fie House.” aman street. Lovers of abajo, ool at notice. STARTLING FACTS! company hee been formed 40 pat ups spariows cue ia the seme TH NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, published at eee ae Eo out for impostors. a% Im*re 27 Centre stroet, New fork, of this week, will contain s EL Oc pe ibe Fe, jyeatios of the list of REA TERY of AN eine SURGEON, inion, Diseases of , officially authorized.by the War De- eben ym 9 to 4 me A ia exidence, 61 Broudrey: eer at ‘arren st.» ie ENGRAVING Feta ore No.8, ia PY iver eae gta- cased and jesrning the burgiar’s art in the Kent IB treated Fagg hw egenen “The fall stimony of the exam! peo casos of {EMUS, or Squinting, DANIEL BURT URTNETT, ‘the batches, ra satin a ‘with iecest om his tag of MAX Wel with the Wie ated ae hie Koheess imported, ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty | ; ye esd baith” of con Temale, | L, the if Ci eget SPECTACLES adapted to every defect. ‘THON and selling pouard street, Ad the poor without Nesdertul deedoseeie, from tho | Gifice’ and Tesidence 351 Broedway—entrance 13 Warren | wanes Seen cea Fey J ice of | pice for life, | eta ies See inte Bx i Webtery. ay eta pret compro | penEARDWARE AT AGENTS, PRICES. _ Tat sENvaMi DY, forthe comer te ‘Afred R. Te SUBSCRIBER, Agent ‘Manufacturers in Sent he rovidener-his con _Easland, enabled to ‘olapply deter om dt hands le =. einer ft % a i ROWES, an Eeclish st pripes, consult own interest by book ealled is Bok ‘ a casks assorted 1,2 and 3 blade Kutves. i be pe oe anes . fae Cia and I of Polly B. Hees complete Ga pay of best cast steel. eal | uciny and, Marder Miscreanthe Fiekpockets Tom | $0 Guaks Trase, On and Leg (hates. yyvesant, Jack Hoch, Dolph, Tosh, Biack Bill, | 2 Baskets Vices, flue Cotter oe 1 Bloom, Chaney Cooper, Dick Golisrd, aad Bob | 100 Daten Patent ob Locks. don. | Also, Frying Pans, andlesticks, Bolts, Spoons, | r annum; single copies, five cents. au a'r | Pad, Closet inte aes Combs, Ke Be. | OR SALE—A two horse Rock: Carri a | FrGtrowcnew: Paicesibe"hopiv abate Cations | m2 ime Warne sre ai C net | BEDBUGS, ROACHE aa 0" : Fer BAY E—An inter at in ay Ale Honse, established ig | ePrice Seasee bes “ Na ie ages Cont ok most | id Bawants tA ofice caving w tt " nis at this © stating teel parts of th Seiya ei eae alee an interview lee had, eerie ey | OR SALE FOR CASH—One-half or the whole of the F it LEWIS FEUC HT WAN: Good Wi Fintures, Agencies, &e., of Colon & frida Book Boge and Cheap Stationary | Also. from C. Riess oe raed sehe iam et St Arcade, and 20044 Chesaut atreet, | in Brocklys, from J, Ws Bmith, commer Apply at streets: SH Di ly at the progeteters LON & ADRIANCE. ate COLON & ADRIANCE. | Oi Siecdte M At HC 1GANY, ROSE Moe 2 EBRA WOOD, ce. JEFFERSUN INSURANCE COMPANY, ale by &. G. rooster atreet, Office No. 60 Wall st., oppo: ‘tweet en Brome siepuneed, prices he re 13 Company eon een to iasmre o assortment is ing ‘of Veneers, &c., is as by Fi welling ouses, wareb } good as at any acd in the city. Some superior logs of | neral, go \reres aud merchandise, and e ry wiption | se cfeaay eenee antl oe card | tables. or pe of persons] eepeiy yates: against loss or dam ge by Tied oe Rar requested to call and examine ica au imite” oe rig DIRECTO: Se | ATIV® AMERICAN FESONSE, MEETING .’ j NiMviculiniGan Bredeay tg Oud ace | Bug wean vi ANT who ar (Aoife a alr pi of radi Ln ealism, now so rife in the \and, we read the unda- mesial low of the moire ‘Site, frum ie, destructive above, to_respa: stes_ to the State Convention Hiram Ketchum, rome Harper, ridge, Shepars Ki Ely, Joba re) i) idm Prall SS Nec ater fines ofthe re following cane candid wi atte Merritt, ~ iden: GEO. T. HOPE. Bec “aHOaNE, ree | imrod Pratt, Lefevre, N out speakers are engaged for THE eee | FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, | the occasion. tubs Ward Associations sre 61 Wall street, 000, all requested to atte: By order of Committee of Arrangements. C4 APITA “Al. SrouR $alo, SOAN'F. DIGGS, Chairman.” | “7 ly tavevied segnnding to hs Stepnen Rero, Secretary. azn Company hi uy ha as been i strenelte ve yours, and Ja that SMAL). STORES FOR THE BAVY | re upwards of Seale PROPOSALS, to endorsed, “Proponale for | more decir the Company exceed ics capital stock | eat his | — Ins ohh sianetien wan ray arance against loss or damage by Fire effected on appli- , 6th Jane next, at3 for the use of the cation, at reasonab ¢ terms. rd ‘pply of small i READING, Presideat. Wise feate dt the eran —teuminwrm _B# SUR Serer ordered during the fiseal The Long, Jsland 1 Insuran ; to such inspection as the Bu- oon shail pay nd wnt ss set fr = Aotee apie of policies. New York, | + @ VINN*BATER, Fresidest. ad2misr Orvice or Tus New York Gas a Leas Oc Co, Gend-eye...... do HE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOMS h Bean 4 recs iber i Bow T declared n dividend cf four snd one hal ereent on ne ae ital stock of this Company, for . fe > last, payable to the st | the ist of May next. The trem er. will be closed from the 25th inst, to that date. By order, { a5 rre ob “eVeRITT, Seereta CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. Lin (ES OR GENTLE! farvirare to me, by sends G Dane set, oF thr “ne note 2 eeeelbabon, M. 8. PeSHER | a fer 3 Frisey, | | éach 0 oy ileal, white wa bine | Agen black and white Pe . ce any cast off clothing it cash price f at | “a= sesseonen IX 0. | will be sites Rie M. here ese ce For nl. ‘na in the va state. ray A ad pepper, wi add in at New we HENRY P, reopocttally, tat informe ree ol laeeal hn Tn ements | former sign required. ere | lege of | F9 | peymaleg: | iD e will be given. ‘Aioly, Stee ey WArtezg Pei boy br nae woman, a sitnation, ce, wet Ags tr 141 Fulton street, hile. | GIFFINS ATR CUTTING AND D ; No 90 Ponte STABLISHMENT, . street GIFFIN Sacchi sineedfllyneaeaat his ee he eo re, for seven ies, he received ao liberal ashare ien ie who have uot been unde! say, come and see of you cannot have as well, at least, as ut any other place ati ft, pee hie hands he would MBrosdway,, and at halt | the pablie, that he has resumed business pe the ayes mrercane 1 the Great of patronage. aa | thir entting 12}4 ceuts; Shampooing 124 cents; Razors honed . zB .—A front Basement to let—a desirable ar for a hoot- RESPECTABLE young gir! wants A @ simation as nurse, Gan do good PI LL at 174 West 0 do good pla sewing. Please cal Bere roadway. Set SCAT HI Ge WO Wt siding, qihelkees. marie chat sfeciget agen oe : references. office. 223 rae" $3 WANTED, Y the undersigned, mead apply but pe: B grocery or c object as perman: wi y note, W.C., BOARD IN A PRIVATE A FEW Eorteel boarders, 5 pisgie woath Jemen, can be accommodat Broom t, near paid to mak a Sest-cate jousnoymen, rao fever ‘AMES GRANT, where every attention Barber. None jation and char- 1 Ann street. tien by a young man ina wholesale ‘iesion business—wages not so much an caper. The best of city retereaces Herald office. FAMILY, lemen and their families or ted ina private inmily be rooms are largs it it and bs ope with pantri attached; a; privilege of bathing rooms, ke. Kor further persionbane, please son GQEORGIA LUMBER Co . Notes wanted at ty dia-ount, bj m4 2m re ub 524 Broome sere ere Hud- 193 Broadway. Ber cont tr Wait a PEE WATER—STONE S IMPROV: T Water Filters.—These filters not onl: aan baa a the moat turbid w ve that even water impregn: ont, id vegotsb! with ‘an be seen in operation. Teudering it it parfeot ly 8 animal matter, » The filtering cert ‘this apparatus ari soap, tobacco, Ke., ht tasteless, no odor, and of a fad chryst rious, trate imalcu- erent ; and for tale at Stone oton Plumbing establishment, 300 Broadway. #22 Im*r TO PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS. bes CHANCE.—*OR 8. i, Good Will of a Country i oft bea beatae thus givi command f hon $2,000, lish himseif i 1048 cash 10] addressed to raggist,”” and le +d to immediately. ry stating can be had, name of appl cant, &c. EW BOOK. cya, thriving village ‘of 4000 UsiDess, which is ine” rhe ‘obliged to d'scont nae the bu: the Stock, Fixtures, ‘bout 100 mi! bitants. Itis ing. The pre- ess On account an jopportunity 20.8 a ‘person who can y it out profitably, | eft at this office, where an interview apa 2t*re N DOLORES, A NOVEL BY HARRO HANING. HE first numberof thi ith the can States, and Leak circumstances which har fired 2 must be received and NUE with by . id esas dealers and agents ts supplied piditional y intereat. Py work is now given to tne public, sing an interest ie can- leserved and lsstiny ent occurrence. in the theifath Ame recently ta ‘OOD &CO. way and Grand ats. on the usual terms. PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEP ING, 88 CEDAR STREET, YC. C. MARS# tant, Double Bury Bookkeeping ‘Simpl Ss EBUSE OF INSTRU CHION, fallv intormed and assured, that pI teaching that important ek author of the “ ‘Science of ified, and the “Art of N—The public is Tespect- lan pursued by Mr. a course of is tral prectice iu kecping books, rather than a course of lectures on a tu To Det yaetcally useful jookkee pin lectares. te pupil is faithfully i the various operations counected more exact with Books, in Opening, Condacting and Closing the lance 8! ing out ‘Trial balances, Bal and particular know- than can possibly be impart- instructed and well exercised in all a set of partnershi ‘same. inmake ts, Accounts, Current ccount Sales, and in calculatiay interest, Discount, Profits, cases, Equarion of Payments, Exchangcs, Currencies, &c- familiar fom actus) set; and if a person of eat mee obtained at | statu course and wil TAKE NOTICE. and considers. vt ‘Machine work in general orig all tnds ot ba terms, at the s' ortest notice N. B.—To Badd | for sal add Itatm NOTICE. NGIICE i is hereby given to all ay Laimbeer’s rs Saar i by Mes. Lott oa will be settied ori ‘Dated this 16th day of April, 1846. ‘ipp’s at OR SALE, the pinion The Lease has two ec fe oe om toe eat yeara more location desirab! ,On account Caprools rand alo its the same block. \estreet, Pennsylvania avenue, an "The arrangement advantageous for two separate partments. vi | Re stanzant in the basement, and Lodging Roo! T part. For either, separately or both, tor wil (spl ‘with any person or party competent, | dy next. Tie exublishinent is splendidh furnished and in fall opera; eas jn both det The object of the for sale is his intenti BURLIN BROWN, St. in the uppe sign, wit with tn exerllect run of ba Signed tn offer ha: his line of business. be Bork ther lars, address ons having bou; Mine Laimbeor, oximity to the Rail three CF, pe pemeical streets—B the building eg such as as would make it he Bar and ie, with ‘all the books cou- ood capacity, will by this in about one month, the Rooms f poms 9 A. Saddlers and athers—10 mst of hames on hand aURST, 31 fe ee Bay, former! the accounts vats Regwtiis AIMBEER | etre cee een ORY CE AES IEWs 5g: Seah | ST. CHARLES HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. C. | , Furniture, acd Fixtures ‘of this Ie and highly’ popular Hotel. ears to 1un from December last, withthe of its u road Depots beleg on Parlors, &e., una the ee Charl-s Hotel. EDWARD FOX, DRAPER AND TAILOR, vices the attent iI In addition to trade. aera the uredls oe credit system, 'N B.—Olficers of the army and navy | ted pical and exami I CARD. of the public to the most extensive pad ond of ready me made clothing in the in te of sty, adapted are particularly — THE Subscriber having become interested in the abov> house resnectfullp requests the will his care yah he Petronas fe of his customers and attended to with Es A. SWAIN, THE SHADES HO’ 64 Reade Street, West | MPHE Subscriber respectfally peony has tately public, that he mont, joa styl ir to any othe New York. aati wi to his numerous (riends and custom of ‘The Shades,” in Thames street, he | be a guaranty to all who may pacron Tstinent, while no effort on his. part will TEL, Broadway. his Liang LA and 4 ich hith ers, hainy ® Pro; peter flatters himself will his_new estab- ‘want to merit wiike oo Welsh Rurebits, Poach | Tre Koon Roly raed Srrivel from Eee “ee rie EVANS. REMOVAL. CUNNINGHAM has removed locks, J sg ilver Plated and w stores) Opposi “coon ment of Grand lo. BD end’ 7 T= PUBLICS 7a pine as at my Factory iso MPORTERS of Preci kinds of French and Enj form the trade that hey have a = jae bt poe pon od by Seance to purchase, any Prompritude, yy from 25 % come tos fo: Fer ing now orders will be executed with the tock of Watches, Britannia ree f om ite Delam et tae se assort wwe Paris expressly Featest wre LOO! WOuKT!I = at the Ist ‘of ED May. RE. oF WINDOW SHADES sell- off wt 15 per Se eRe Ww cost, to \ 7 a WAMSLE ee: between East Broadway and al lw* CAMPHENE AND CHEMICAL OIL. HE Sub: criber it nal 10 994 ly Hior quality of Cam) emi price than op Oo other estabhithment iat this of cartage. irits of panes ine, at market price. Apply personal yee 8 Office 156 Water stre Distillery, ist ald Im*r iN seriber, after enlarging his ps Clean Carpets bag, des npn oat rip ing—Ingrain TS cents; as Droste dyed ot ‘oF dressed from 50 cents to isto $1, Ben - B.—Terms ensh. NEW SPRING GOC on ibore Mi v1 UTICE a, THE PUBLIC IN GENLRAL— sealers wi th ity, delivered tres euy, delive: ‘nt the very lowest or AY poe, to. CO NCKLI iniden fe and 25th street. e sub- is now prey 10 fo ue vanes, wich ‘Basle Co Covers ta ani eee pate 4 ne Wallen IDS. af PATTED TO CDI Lai WEAR. have in § Ar MO woul erp rade ig are ta be sone ke Oe Gy ihe ethclow ont? > el - dng = pablo “ig ‘as neat a ELE! BUOK. Hour Book,’ containing iy 37 cente—re- | | ie UsT PUBLISHED Toe ** Idle ee Ape ‘pi, ier wile eta poets tu! Ree Jatre be Cneetetee eytniss| vites the in- | dol FURNI?L Temov bedst house No. ir) Giran, Hass, Be ‘Also, Be Carpets ke. oO po H JACOB eases acd lots saws, sad'ery Also, at ke. Kor fu | morning pape J ACOB 8. from the Jour: made yedsteads. ornamen' ZEAU Franklin stree of bur. | t 10 0% glass ware, will be ABINET. | VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS. herds Fs # Ba Sy ee western H 80, at same time, one double | Book ti Case, Bed Wa imps and yarious Goods ATALOGUE SALE UF NEW. ATAU due. Hous CALE Alto assortment of Parlor, Bedroom aud Sofas, Chairs, T: room = furniturs the anction soem, gurser gf Piasaca Gord streets, 300 $0 lots dymged goods, viz: i cask pocket peel penknives, ea S bales Also, 20 ots Sheftie’ d edge t tool » Pocket and penknives, ra REE ES eee ea De OIE... RICH, CABINET FURNITURE. brated eeneticcaren ble eg shape Alsoone set elegant extension fg tal rated maker, richly carved, splendid top, Ves mn fife ‘ame to contain | feet wide, whe wines—cost over b ‘Also twelve dozei with as and blue plush. di Hf ‘OUSEHOLD FURNIT' HANpsout E ee ES eA ole atthe ohne! room, No. 230 ett Ls of Fancy Goods, wer Bit inoore books, woi additious, Jaco 8. Platt will Bafoo: cabinet fu Tebrated panulacturers also, an assortment of the same ld Thi 5 is his Day, at Fo. No. 5t Clinton Place, be tered ry a Masters, (oc sed: “They uit Morillo, cost itch Master, kc, at 293, o the followiug articles of Furniti | Sofa, thre Card Tables, lot ot M \Bedoroed a half eirele Tables, Sue Hint Brest one Ciel ese Pe | ‘ounting House Desk, one rdrobe, some articles of fancy, &e. SHIRLEY, pargnonee er. OUSEHOLD DRNITURE SALE—BY H.E. WIL- LARD.—Mon April 27, at 10 o’clock, at anaes No. 88 Franklin street, ‘n general neat assorunent of Parlor, | Bedroom and Kiteheu Fu-nitur good order, carpets, chairs, sofas, tables, mee, chiua, ) crockery, aruclea, Bal ota tee ” Mai cauale! Auctioneer. TURE—BY HE. W! ced upon, Cy ‘chairs, ing, oil cloth xt Auctioneer. TURE SALE—BY H, pal 2, eu CRM ay, pithdson aereet, ease slew Centre nnd Be fess hi Fire Bets, Plated Ware, Catiery, China Bodstsads, Bedding, ie positive, rain or thine, doles, reans, ad . D. NASH, Anctioneer Store 139 Fulton street. AGUERREOTYPES, &c.—This Day, Friday. at 10 + a on t 10 Fi uerreo= o quantity of Ds ty! stands, large and cai mercury bores, se, worthy the attention of Patsone on ths “Also, carpets, a irs, et parents ke. add Itt 8, Anctiones ARDWARE, CUTLERY, DAMAGED GOODS, &e. | BLATT will sell This Day, at 10 o’ctock, at casks, 150 lots assorted hardware, assorted goods, viz: woodscrews, 1 cask hand- vie scissors, butcher kniv's, Dperticalsrsy "asa andor agetien beet ia ths et itie SALE_IN CONTIN ; PLATE will neque te aaa of rich cabinet | farniture, at th: @ Apollo, No. 410 Broadway, | this LA to comme! it 10 o’clock, viz : 300 lots supe rior cabinet furniture, ‘which is trom th ks of cel an invoice of ti neymen manufacturers, making . handsome splendid carved , fancy ‘parlor hii sof i Sushogua ee ready... es. now 1 tie DUCLUZEAU, and useful artic! Auctioneer. will sell This Day at 10 olclock, at assortment of furmitars, co bedsteads, t, 8 gene! Add Ittje DUCTUZERU, Aectoncer NITURE, at No. 10 ZEAU will sell This mence. [al UCLUZEAY. Auction F4n%9 GaoDe Wak HES, JEWELRY, &e.—TUT CLUZEAU will soll This Day at 10 o’elock, , slates, fancy soaps, ¢ invoice of gold and silver watches. obo old te be o Precisely at 12 o’clock. Catalogues are ready. H. DUCtLUZEAU, Auctioneer. Pi REMPTORY SALE YY AHOGANY. Ft FURMITORS, ae haee Coli WALNUT ‘9 geo Satu D'LOCLUZEAU: lack walnut, Consists of almost every lot must to evening. Auctioneer. old. att 2tJe FURNITURES ell on Friday, at 10 10 Broadway. in continuation, 300 Ang ure, part of which is from the st ne Fail pa. the Jour be reagan of sale. Wp harans 2 Har, soci hold Fara Fargiture at ihe fidence of tales of Heal Hscate, at the, Merchen re gear aad | friends ends and th: fhe publics 0 ‘consigaments to their | Shy wal mevovs the sacionsetar, No.1? WALL trae Ite Adams’ Ei - Pte Bit as: $ ite ook, Mall, J: Jie, Tarlatan, broidered at 8. $6 per dozen ; | A most excell styles; Veils, by malines, No. HAvING ver and flav All & m0 im*m Needle-work Capes fro 53 centpand upwe HOSIERY AND ‘GLOVES. Black and white Silk Hose; do. with cotton tops | (recommended as | most excellent artic cleat broidered Silk Gloves of al Teal and i anigation: of the latest Rio cof Muslin Crowus, Muslin 25 PER CENT. UNDER THE “yee ad Bing Mend 76 parehased hace of lot of the new gosta’ Teas, | es of TERR go rie GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS. PETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and | EMBROIDERIES. Ensieudsed $25. french wee rd fel. fro! fror ; | LAWNS AND CAMBRIC eiinpioneem ets alone, isa strong induce- | Tape,hem’d s ied borders. for all to call who wish to purchase at least 20 per cent ose houses who are obliged te do business upon tivch, Riviere CRS! . Swiss, plain, striped vd laconet, Series, pis an, striped a and check’d Organ silk em- | opin ws wi | in work coe a sold at $3,75.— plain and em ery fine Lisle thread’ oj cotton, ae work, ‘ably chi $3 per eal ‘pauall: jent revnpe gt ie LACES. 1, Ber DRIP rt jeache ost fashiona! and white, in Chaatily SSrasels po point od ination baie: & tenses and oe He ry Mec rus Soin kdgings ‘ites Dottie 4 ” Morni ney namin red from auction, Wi er or 0 IMPORTATION. Si 87 1p*rre eo riage des, Hel Keeper lotel Ke i Keser, be ; yp indagge si street, p thes of Ji hat rie eres 80 0 Senerally, and 99 rarely ol ron large va ie sud binck Teas, quality ont a deg te op Paola er ah ge oat et, ears ago. The stock Mee, Seagars, fve-y needs 60 mau ro ‘as they are selected of b- Fis ed ish 9 stock hee ctcmons: “And ll ares roe fried on “And all orders ew eked rpssicances, wil houorable dealing selected by the OP it eid teins same ail | 5:8. BCOTT & CO. 76 Nasean st, near John st. AEE ce at rit pabl HE UND 10 be repr Yon, whieh wi 0 to $0 i porsky: aber alt tate V ISITING examine the m3i Im*me | _alim*r MPOR’ tw EADS. FRINGES wo pNBAR BKOA KOADS BWA ed by hit aiaand pr gaployment bY 8 by pirlying at the RSG el FANCY NEEDLE-WORK EMPORIUM. | I HENRY LAWRENCE, 1m SAN. AYA takes seeped regralr at be rh eae ‘epeciol te oo ‘share of Prices cannot fai om oe ie et, a ‘ASS, PAT: th PBs | Dew tn the a sao peti soltelta a call ms tmere a“ HODEL OF NeW YORE. os for Ce te 2 Col ‘nleesty. and are represented yewevens vary from for a moderate r mpe sation. Th Jude representations of public bald- inet, places of, brnttenytangfactarien, hotels, private resi- + lands at poems Bene astists, both J scape and de : ae BELDEN, 30 Broad COUNTRY MERCHANTS Beg of New York, are invited to call = completa and extensive stock of A signed Hee, Letter Copying ieee aie aY ba RIC 6 wal Shey, HH & WOURREL, had ope ‘an extensive assortment in and em! Farni- a hag colors avd qualities, suitable for eabiset, 1a TO ELEON, FILS BOLELIAOK CO. V0 COl NTRY MEKCHANTS, DEUGGL AND BAKE | Hoy yew WESTERN, BY THE POUND OR | Potash, Oil Pe; it, | White Wax, si Suda, ‘ eee Ke, |e a Uologne, | tthe i ale gs ss — Bowery. | WANTON HAND | o'clock, at the sales room, No 51 Broadwey, without eects for cash, to ciose up consigaments al, 3 secretary book casrs, 4 centre tebles, beddiag, revious to | at 184 $ jelock, atthe r= pocket _ ves, kitives and forks, | TUTTLE & ucLu. ; earpeting, ‘glans ware, | ntire furniture con: | iteel and April th, kk will sell as the entire ny oe - gine manufacturer, comprisit Jarge assortment of valuable rosewood many furcliure, of the most fashionabli which has been made expressly for the city retail t1 warranted as palewrnter atyle, the whole of nuation sale, with large ble | | | | ' | | ay | CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. 1 BM MET, 2 | Duss gd FASHION ABLES FANCY rari sale at C. | | PARK VHEATRE, Reduction of Price mae en i Cert third, .. This Evening, Will be performed, the Comedy. of MERRY WIV28 "OF WINDSOR, | Boxes, Javed heres wos cents. | Sir John Mrs. Vernon | MONSIEUR MM WtLuen, Mons. Mallet, i i Mr, Hackett i Mrs. Barry titer is. Abbott a7 lock, and 4 ort bes ai lack; aude Verférmences wil com ————— SOWMNY THMATRE. A. W. JACKEON... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR rere ths Evening, lor ce wi i VingiNiuS ne ith Mr. J.R. Scott Mrs, Phillips Aft he Drama of THE OLD TOLL-HOUBE. Abel Bird -Mr. Cony Ralph neuen By Blanchard Joanne G, Jones Maria Maybui “Mrs. Sergeant | To conclude with LIKE MAUIER LiKt MAN. Don Carlos. . +++, Davenport ee Leouora. Mrs. Pnillips ower Boxes 50 y Tip and (aiiery te cents. Spat erage ona oor will open at 7 0’ Stork —enetia will rise nt half past 7. | TRE, Corner of VARICK § CHAR CHARLTON STR. ond am GREENWICH “THEA: LT EETS vy» Mesara. M3 MYERS & TOMLINSON, | jer MY essacer FEOMLINSON. | Bert ‘Treasurer. WARREN DRAPER. | REDUCTION OF PRICES. | | us mens ATHAN TN, comes al | omon Swo) a ae Sir Lurry MeMurrow. ee otal ma + oh etollow ae 0 YANKEE beget Yankee Hill Hiram Dodge... ,. h To concinde | LOVE IN LIVERY. ir. Hall } aM. Ww, ‘Ghai | irs. [s) bors open at 7 o'loe ihabinenied| Box office open daily, from 1) A.M., to $ o’clock P.M., when | Private Boxes and places can be secured, or tickets purchased on application to Mr. Draper. e MITCHE Lia OLYMPIC THKATRE. MRS DEERING’S BENEFIT. | This Evening, April 24, 1846. On which occasion the following talented artists have kindly | | Lord Sparkle. Paul Voluntessed, and MISS HELEN MAT } Mlo% CFLESTE, i} MR: DAVENPORT, ., \ by SE Bea ENT: Sasknon, Beas IR. THOMPSON, | By permission of B. DeBar, Esq. MITGOELL, Mr. HOLLAND, Miss ‘TAROR | and the whole of the Olympic Company. ONLY THREE DAYS LONGER | Last Three ine + ia thle City, of the Great Wild | VAN AMBURG | IN THE DENS Qn RONG, TIGERS, LEOPARDS, Thursday, Ys riday and Saturday, At the Junction of Eight St. and Lafayette Place. Last Exhibitions in New York of the Great raven of VAN, AMBURGI ria, } D BEAST in the Anis fom, the most beau- oung and vigorou ens, together with the | costly Equipage and Paraphernalia of this sur- Pugsiog ¢ hibition. ’s American Brass Band accompany this exhibition, | il perform all their celebrated Marches, &e. | nee lowing isa list of the Animals contained in this Ex- ibition :— inant by Pl hot sid LIONESS. | Four Youn i¢ Lion Lioness and Lion. SIATIC & EL SPHANT. | etter paper, wood. | Young Elephant, 2 years old—Beautifal specimens of the Pe- ruyian Lama. i Anhivy Camel—Two Calaverd Leo: | belied “gery LEOPARDS. nitiny POONAH BEAR, and tre sBSOURL BEARS. an, lack Sw: THE HOYAL Lhe KS GAL TIGER. WHITE FULAR BEARS, Doe, and her Young Fale of Kaugaroos !—Jaguar, | ean BN ‘America. | ' | , or HORNED HORSE. Three snecimenna not “American Derr—Queen’s Stag, presented oe, a. hie) abtaca bs by, see 4 ee nated 4 enas. Two white Sete Gold on Silver Pheasants. Allarge African Baboon and, +pecimens of the Moukey and | in Ape Tribes. {7 Itis proper to acquaint the public that the above named | finials have never before been exhibited ia Ameriea, having | been but recently selected reat National, | MUSEUMS OF THE OLD WORLD! The Zoological Society of London and the Jardins des Plants | of of Exhibition between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M., | | Qand 5 ¥. M., ax 9 evening. | ‘Admission’ Cente Childreu dader 9 years, 12% cents. re SIGNOR DE NORONHA ‘AS the houor to announce to his friends and the public, | that he wil: give Aatrs3 Aes pioereia ‘on the evening of Wed- Resday, the 29th of onan The programme will be Published inthe daily papers i tog time. a2t 2t' OTICE. MR. WM. B. BRADBURY'S ANNUAL JUVENILE It be repent USICAL FESTIVAL, 241 W titnetBebedsry Taberaacie: by his Jarenile ate re ONE THOUSAND YOUNG 8 for the benefit. in iso) Mr. BARNES? Juvenile Orchestra will be present; ‘and by request Mr. NASH, the well known Vocalist, will sing seve- ral yop ‘will be delive on foto rt EVE. NEW YORK Puls (sgOU Spee Doors open at 634 o’elock. “EDMONDS. FURDE for $10 given to come off over this Course, M Maadey, Apri 21th: mule heats, best 3 five, in har: free for all croitiog horses that never wan 4 purse over To close at Greene and Losees, on Friday evening, April saci" ‘of before o'clock, PM. ‘Three or morets | mitire JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. = LARGE ROOM TO LET—On the correr of the frre Bowery aud Di "3500 feet; anid roous partition | eniseruring parposes. T | No. 1 Bowery. Hats of the ihape » AL KINGS” Novi? Division strbet, ct $2 0 each. NvB.—A gener! auortmentof straw Hats and Paris Ribbons | aE et eet PERL KING, 17 Division street a% im*ro ; NEAPOLITAN BONNETS HE SUBSCRIBERS, Patentees and Manufacturers Bonnet, prepared to supply the eapolians, for which they i ed owe - Feleasandwc le and ahr ume Pa" aTTisON, ROH ECO. Delaney a ‘Sons. corner Pine and Seon STEAMERS, FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. The British and Ni Mail Steam Pack aT Imis*r forth gmp AntitpoNtA, + v Wie soston Feeney Pay ge Passage to Liverpool | Fuente Halifax. | For freight or passage, apply to } RIGHAM, Jr. Agent, HARNDEN & CO., 6 Wail st ror nm | scious that ever: | venience in that respect. ject | prefe LATES? INPELLIGENCE BY YE MAILS, Highly Interesting Intelligence FROM WASHINGTON | MR, WEBSTER’S REPLY T0 MR, INGERSOLL. The Independent Treasury in the SENATE. Ke. &e. Wasnineton, April 22, 1846. Of all the farces that have ever been performed bya public deliberative assembly, it was thatenacted in the Senate of the United States this morning. For some time previous to the opening scene, it was known to your correspondent that Mr. Web- ster intended making a reply to Mr. Charles J. Ingersoll’s charges of peculation and cormption egainst him; and, consequently, he was on the qui vive for what he is now about to relate. Soon after the reading of the journal, Mr. Jarna- | gin called up a resolution, calling upon the President | for copies of all certified drafts upon the secret ser- vice money in the State Department, from 1826 to athe present time, which 18 given below, when Mr. ‘aes pr was, no doubt, previously ar- d—roge te make the following remarks | on the resolution, during which he eulogised the course of Mr, Polk, in refusing to submit tor-public inspection, the private papers of the State Depart- ment. In connection with this, he also read from a paper in his hand, herewith submitted, a lawyer's view of the mature of those Papers, and the pur- | Poses. for which the iifty thousaud dollars were a | propriated annually, a8 a seeret service fund. In | sameionions he denied the truth of the charges made ainst him by Mr. Ingersoll, pronouncing them i ;and said that he would leave that gentleman | where he ought to be left, in the very worst compa- ny in the worid—the company of himself. The following ia the resolution :— Resolved, That tho President of the United States be requested to cause to be furnished to the Senate an ac- | count of all payments made on Presidents’ certificates, | from the fund appropriated by law for expenses of foreign intercourse, since the 4th of March, 1625, to this time, with copies of all. entries, receipts, letters, vouchers, momorendume, or other evidence of such payments, to whom paid, and for what, including the sum of thirty thousand dollars, Re contingent ex: penses of all the missions abroad, no’ to be iciencies in th provided for My lo for the services of act to supply | tain objects ending 3d June, 1845,” but no docu quested by this resolutron to be furnished. which, in ie iene of the President, would improperly involve the itizens or subjects of any foreign power. The re ition having been read. Mr. Weaster rose and said: | few remarks to make, on the Preside: answer to the resolution of the House of Representa- tives, calling for an account of the dubarrenents durin; the period in which I hadthe honor to be Secretary of State, out of the fund for the contingent p ebb of foreign intercourse. In the first place, sir, 1am happy the bill before the Seta, entitled ‘an cer- gore for fil to say that I rely approve the Course of proceeding which the President has adopted. In my ju ent, he could not have acted otherwise (han he hes done, with- out the violation of law and of his own duty. Sir, as I know that not a dollar was disbursed from that fund without the sanction of the ident ert as b mmc ta sary aie pareoes: it be th ch that T \d necesi ublic pu is) ug! that ould desire ‘uke pabilcal ion of the papers, in order that everybody might see what they are, or what they sho But this is a matter of 50 little concernment to me (and { presume it is of as little to the late President), that | cer- tainly would not wish to see an important principle and an important law violated and broken for any personal con- I am not at all apprehensive that the country will suspect either President Tyler, or me acting under his authority, of anything imprope: in the disbursement of a few hundred or a fow thousand dollars, in a case in which the law reposes confidence in the President, and gives him a aeereton as to mi the expenditure public. Sir, a Presicent-of the Unite States, or the head of a department acting by his autho- rity, must think but poorly of his own reputation and | standing witn the country, if he is afraid of being sns- pected of having violated his duty and his oath ina Patter of go little moment. 1 will add that a person who entertains such a suspicion, without reason, of any ublic man, may himeelf be well suspected of havi: | Bora ano very einer ke dialogue with himself. | ir we all know touch a dollar of this fund, exce; - sanction. The whole power, and the whole res; lity, is with the President. The President's age states this so fully andclearly that I need not dwell upon it. I will say, in the first place, that no expenditure, improper in itself, or improper in its amount, was made to my knowledge, Judgment, orbelief And ( will say, th the late President of the United pecting the expenditure of the pudlic moneys, arkabl: tious, exact and yes ticular. AndI hero say, sir, tl ity ments, statements, or insinuations, made any where, or by any bod: which impute perversion, misapplication, or waste ‘of the public fu Ba nds, committed or mads by me while Secretary of State, are ‘utterly groundless and un- true. And I will conclude with one remark, the bearing of which I shall 1 to the Senate and to the country. Whvever chergne m ‘with having ¢ wae misapplied or wasted the public acacenent of State, has either seen tho papers, or "ie tae other way, obtained knowledge on the subject, or If We has seen no papers, and has no know imputations are purely wanton and slande1 papers, or has any knowledge, would be sure to state what he ws, if he knows an; e. Silence, under suc! at he knows nothings ation of secresy, and, in would of course tell all which could, inthe that the head of a Department cannot with the Tse absence of all other Pay he knew, if he knew any Alightest dogree, Lae onyiinte "he charge, theretore, was either nade in ignorance of any fects to sup- port it, or else with “ihe ariongs that the facts which do exist would, if made known, entirely disprove it. As to the source of this miserable oy n, I have nothing to say. I am afraid I shall hg it to have paid too much attention to it already. leave the author of these slanders where he is— Leave bim in nd ‘worst eeeey. I know of in the world—I leave him wit himself, This, thus far, was well enough; but when the “god-! ike” had taken shelter under the President's jusal to furnish the papers called for by Mr. Inger- soli’s resolution, Mr. Jarnagin asked leave to with- draw his resolution. In this, however, he was not gratified, for the majority | had previously sane to vote it down, and make it appear to the public, no matter what the private feelings and pc pes oxy of many of themselves might have been on the sub- that they entertained no belief in the charges erred against one of their body. It was be never: with this pera ge that many senators vo! the resolution down; but because—as expressed by Mr. Allen, that the Senate, i in case of an impeach- ment against one of their number, for misdemeanors in office, coming before them—they, as judges then in the case, have no right, either by resoli or | otherwise, to institute enquiries upon vice anim peachment aight be founded; and, therefore, they voted against the adoption ot ‘the resolution. |" ‘The resolution was finally voted dowa—Mr. Tur- ney only voting in favor of it. But the best of the farce wae, orgs Mr. Webster, the person impli- cated, and the mover of the resolution, Mr. Jar- nagin, voted against its adoption! In looking upon the whole scene, from first to last, is it not humi- liating, to see the Senate of the United States de- scend to the solemn farce of “white-washing” a member of their owa body, against whom charges of the most serious nature have been,made by a distinguished member ot the other? Partisans may chuckle over the Ltt tm triumph which such a little piece of senatorial finesse may create, but the pulse of th it t every party, will beat aged salt tM va: Webster. owes it to himself and his count Midat ‘he should demand a judicial invest ion of the whole affair. R LIVER- ‘S.No Berth secured waa paid for. splendid, SLDDONS, | Rew pill LINE OF FAcgErs ib Fi barihen, Gynt. Bs Cobb, mciet sal on Monday, cket of the 26th of f Aerts fast siling and, favorite eae eh berths, should not fail to make | ently application ieee foot, of Walt 1 Ete Ser to At their g»neral f ak Office, eorner of Marden ino W, ORERANS = Lu New | stively First Regalar Packet mal atm WEGO, J regular day. 5 handsome fe ed TE Sat hem epee &. K. COLLINS & CO, 5 South street. a Sana no goods received on board after Saturday even- ‘th inst. in New Orleans, 4 E. Wroopnurr, who will | trode to pagar foes ppCLikT’ fervoll, master, will anceeed the t | Onweror and day. a ‘ON, In fail Monday, ath May; et Feirular Fa ip FRANCO'S Ist, Cant. Whe ion, Haj | Te rarer Bhp Nati Baturday, 25th iust ,at 12 o'clock. — | ant lee ~~-$60,000 LO LEND, | oxsonts 50,000 O ND, TGAGE, for a term of years, | ee tiectealexcate in this city or Brooklyn. The | and jt will to B. $. BRO. fice, Basement. sore famed am im belongs to an estate im Lrust in sums to suit topes, Appl Not all street, iu the Croton Water a3 Im*re sa 0 ED a ahd eect erereulinenmeeniati | Lares OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE obtain the fall | sii "A | for alt ana and — 1°, Si Ladies nad Gendomen’s sgetaanch Sats he. Levenstys, are, 4 per Cost off Clothiig ies paving pany ce to fc aispone a can i NB ee Tare toteh the Fost wt Othe wl be met ia atrended to. unre tS MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS: ” | Wie 7 to % feet! ~ ee sation Al Whe testa ep amiable for for ai ription, di feriber, Hadson, New Yorks JAS. T. PERKINS _ | e THOR! AMPAIGNE, ue Mh of ef éerean, bratk Cree tga | re he foment of ie Whar N& CO. nae LIVINGSTON & CO. Mr. Tagersoll will now be torced to come out with his evidence inthe case. If he do not, he will re- main under the imputation of having borne false wit- ness against Mr. Webster, a position that no gen- tleman can hold for one hour without forfeiting the respect of his peers. Bui, as 1 have said before, [ have no doubt that Mr. Ingersoll will ea by in- igputable proof, every thing that he has uttered gainst Mr. Webster. I have the very best reasons for believing that he holds co; ane of the rs called for; and that if -the no notice of what he has steady a ject, he may yet read them from his seat in the hall and make pctny: By the basis for ane acommittee of | investigation, in accordance with the (ig to do it, | or what many understand to be such, in the Presi- dent’s message. Referring once more to Mexican matters—would not our goverpment act wieely if they dispatched one or two Co! loners to Mexico to treat with that power about the difficulties | ae out of the —e ot Texas? It would ots while to try this means ing about an the troubles, he eg nations be pluaged ina & war with each other. Suppose Mr. Clay ani ‘St Calhoun be appointed, — vs ~ fone no act her, untt | eae Perhaps it would be well to send | three, in that case I would add Mr. Van Buren. In J. M. De Castillo Y. Laozae’s reply to Mr. Slidell, of the 12th of last March, the inumation is thrown out that such a commission would be en- tertained, but nota resident minister. The United States can very well afford to indulge Mexico in her whim in this regard; and afer the ‘Texas duffi- culties become smoothed down, there will be no | objections oa her part to receive a full minister from this country. Let our government do this, and I have no doubt but that theae three great men | will terminate every Neen amicably that has ‘eas a | warlike appearance between both couatries. t said on the eub- them be authorized, also, to settle the claims of our ) inst Mexi aying them, in her be- fall the fall emouat of @ of Feit ahe pn} them for spolia- tions. Mr. Nourse, Collector of Bath, Maine, Dr. Hawkes, Surveyor, were rejected by the Bite yes erday. .