The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1846, Page 4

foated horas. 10, ani LL! ________. — a - Marine hospital st Cincinnati, and the bmitted remarks in su; of the proposition. | nant-colonel or major, one adju- rayne» vy | er | y aftemmoon. marit b Hue i’s cargo has been Mr. Bownss an appropriation for a marine | whe Crepe. Figs eet Gls tee evening. rapit Cees ‘Waeat in MaxyLanp.—We regret to learn that the in m r sergeant, and a chief bugler or p ‘cording to a former law ; and this, | ‘utter Forw: FY : hospital at St. heat crops land, § fiaumbet how. , ing medicine. Pps larthorenseted, ‘That the Pre too, wentatliod out of order. + ee Hanan Fly tes bec wae ropa tn i keat, uee “ei i ey Bc ape Agenor (Be) Git iver C. oy pat 7 : ; LITTLE ToveH 0 Mu : : ; f on cing gn crete glint Mt heres pa, caro appeonans My | Annan ortare ia etn Se Pes Ris Patan (308; uty Sale Gene, fe) pea aa (Serene dae tens mista oe socom é opr ro t, and conclu ‘ym $ tuart, [Br] Crowell, do; * ‘an impure Ce eee ee rey Tor allowed ean en (tee Gaetan tit te mating bate ea weed | tated by the of Tramens Ofp Fae) BoM) i Reliance, fet ‘beuevoleuee, its affairs are cepted, houses,” as he called them. We had politically almost | Tyland Ag: ; B Merchant, [ Br. Ske. 6, And be it further enacted, That when volun altural Society, that, at least one half of the | 49: f: Morrison, the kei 3 expenses |, received, within the last four y: et our differ. WS (otal depravity, and he exhorted is demo- | Wheat crop has been destroyed during the last tem days, | 9: Hirkeahead Crawford, do; dance end eponomy ie chee of a appro | j ‘ ofthose of other similar is ent agencies, more ive Tied into the service of the United cratic friends to return to first principles, | and that oo oath maragar pve. Ee eae | plef. Lincoln, doy 3 5 Bt, Leow, Jarvis, taken, and be guaranty ape HY GADe | performed, wear Sas aif of weickwere ‘cases that have Heatee tanucts rset etuet the oficers of the quarter |" "Me Paver expressed himself delighted with the | Hessian Ay since the year 1817 bp, and other portions are | dof das Seti tes Cline | Security o the saured, and en, paoe wae elngaee lar oars S satiat ntleman, v im, | y | ; , o 7 ; eypen aod sateemce pang “sug gow ogre eoniin eer puion: a pees were, to some extent, houses, In | #0 much injured that they will not be worth harvest- | Barks Salem, (Ba Milford, Li | oO engine ey the manage | prescribe iT ar with 'e secrete peo rting, and farclshing them With ths | relation to the bill to Teduce the tariff, he said thet six | 108 ‘ a eee ee tos mean to shots pattonte te ese Syalgans with pleasare— Recs ernst ey Saneeetemeney St | coin sepemeatn roma, a Gemenees | patie Dgens_acionrs Te Avene tke lt of racdeng preset by thc ives: | haga cat's aro ak "we te eae President to appoint as many additional officers of soid the hed ordered to f { ber allouringé ion fi > r ‘elesae hon on in willes the tharitntion. r y nc loomy as the tomb stones! He hoped, | re sorry to announce that all our information from —Ships Edmund Perkins | § idence estimation DYSPEPSIA. Sere ate ene See Cus Cheeeaey Ge caae ti | Lowever thit Cougreet weuld Be etoeser, aia tiaeiiny | the counties of this Stato, east of the Ridge, is unfavora- New Torus Avot Vas. | URS: ss sctan hha aincy tookigacca’ oa the @h-| No tia ‘or medicine he eee ihn pate und one asaistant quartermaster, one assistant com- would pass the measure, and not disappoint the reasona- | ble. From what we have seen and heard, the wheat crop ‘Vinson, Fall, River; Manda- | ingaut “The bn 3 Siaticer akbar favorle ie | euae pets the esr Juice oF pg pyre frissary, one surgeon, ‘and one assistant surgeon, for ble expectations of the people. ‘The Democratic Conven. | in this region must be & short one. Zz pio | inucans, Teer oy pee rome each rogiment; the said quartermasters and commissa- tion at Baltimore did pledge themselves to a red c Tonacco tv Fronipa.—The Apalachicola Advertiser ries, assistant quartermasters.and assistant commissaries, the tariff; the issue was takon before the people, and on | or {he ith inst, says :--We understand that ‘owing to the to give bonds, with good and sufficient sureties, te od am ee eee Ce te re ae elected. large crop last season, and the come uent rui noutly low fi ; and they an ious e is Ii t ve mi Bx ; Pies ate an ee parses “o perform such policy. There was ir now be! | Leccra rg Pogenin Jey hts ri imal ship at the lands , Liverpool; Hamilton, ‘Reed, Gottenbu 32° Warres | tefereuce to some of the frst lamiles in Bes sity ho hare duties as the President shall airect Provided, That the members, of Congress were invi in Florida is adapted to the growth of tobacco of a xupe- | St George, “Hutchinson, Livervoo Hyon, Be steod*r_ | used it with perfect success in this aud other rs shall be allowed the same pay and emolu- given to them; the object of which was to b rior quality, such as is sought after for wrapoers of ci- | New York: schrs Aparabide, (Mex ) | 1 Campeachy; | TT AUGHA’S VEGETABLE LILHUNTHIPTIC | eases. re now allowed a aihoore 4 = <r, ae Lar aoraue vat waves eee gars, of high price, Many who planted lest season, oy nw aes Mas tare ork i MIXTURE ox ti ati i se departmen! spect 3 as, y ‘ i , owil anf ae 1 C \E -. Tow D that they bo subject wo ths ralce aad articles of war, aud | lon of the Congress of the feuntonen The mosis: eset RR a ibe aaa tas et nekumeretion in sloope Empire, Thora NLY AGENCY IN NEW YO) feeaine | reraiy ate continue in service only so long as their services shall | turers had gone to the expe: ting 8 panting | received, and will not gain. It is believed that the | sey, Phitadelphinz ary Helinabend Buckaloo, do: ny of the highest character, will be furnished a GY | neh thpsaucee mambeaee be required, in conneaion with the militia and volum | five hupdred met long and sixty wits, a0 geee | coming crop, even if the season is favorable, will ut ne f ompson, da Edw w Ho Albany; J Merritt, Kelsey, | (win ‘ ases have been cured by hia mediciag a arietly fon pa Ch YE diveulty that could retain if t y a, 81 @ } . Wi jant- | do; sloop Bellona, Baker, N ' 3 4 é je rel , compound 5 4 + bea sedietelasiahia pateatot Laeteeie east ors will be Getter raid sect season? or the business of to. | PHiLabELHIa May Z—CId brigs Cent m, Crave Bar | from our own so; cach rot peculiarly adavted ie some pur | oaifted, myself almost entirely tothe use of cocoa; oven Pa SARTON, || Rote invite them 9 rend the fo < the C Post's Building, mon’ if ighest res) rode gel grain A oO vat ry, We would be bappy togiv A, Sipver Doane, M. D., Medi arene ips Merchant, Jordan, New Yor! 8 Brett, ts most sangul “Strengthening the organs of digestion, as this Soule, Del and hal ena of | (008 a0G rene atin ee tecie pemeten of aye | ada hacattvane ote epee pl | men of err, pega ree ity. It é th eal Exaimi = 2 & = be Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That promotion, in | this was for se of inducing : i P this Il was okeu obliged to throw oft. I can y describe r’s d , to th ik of major, jeve that a high tariff 8 low pri it was Dori, 99 together. ton; Stephea Young. Moore, do; sehrs Mary ticular organ of human 5 ropsy in all its stages | tpt | was obliged 1g throw ay and that appointments in the line, and in the general j come . eudeavor to cunvince the American people, that | np LepAee eae te : Faced, an dt was apprehensive that | had ni tou dyspepia sa staff, which confer equal rank in the army, shall not be 1 oyaey ollar of tax imposed sapreige Jumporte, Inerasees, | here isayery. reson: t “expect &-crop | ees Me: Ball | ew gist forms bet the ering > ie i eld by tl int, the correspon jos A as fi irton, mall oo pA pra es een taken from the line | i the United States | equal in quality to that of last y Hevea: dolmt Compan, Sinrpe, New York’ sloogs RL Par ai ey RE ics ere shall, in virtue of seniority, be entitled to promotion toa | Mr. Jox f Georgia, (a member of the Committee of | AT ker, COOper, Hartiord; Ai: aes, do. an Oe Att ve | forty ih en pen rade in his regi@ent equal to the commission he nay. | Ways and M jold in the staff, the said officer shall vacate such s' porter ; to which commission | _ Mr. Payne responded.—tI rejoice that the Committee is | Tine Brigh varue J. Buckbee’ MeLaugeis i ine Brightman, ‘Taunton; barge J. Buckbee, ) + ral ) made @ remark, not heard by the re- | Passengers Arrived. roof, resort to the tex | Wied & voatidencer {remern ett Derson berantiate, oF | Zan from 4 N ork. y icat Benoreo4—Drig Lady of the Lake Mrs James Tatem and Provinercr, May %—Arrachrs WR Gena, Shute, Bucky: timony which the pa : rald, it ys i ft "are seen ; : ; ; » of Albany, fora number of years in very laughter, Miss Richardson, Miss Smith, BJ Tucker AE | jor.’ Enferald, Gavit, N York; U8 rey Jackson, | it yourself if you are an invalid, ‘The high character of the | i Sno. 7, And be it further enacted, That the aidede- | waking up; and, after slumbering six months, 1 hope | Quierridge.of Bermuda; JN B Middletoa, lady and child, | POG Epmrald, Gavit, N Yorks Ug datakes | medicine over the Norther section of the Union is proof that | Pr vie hes I wat nduced af Cs fo UR 9 } mqaic | of yo pr justice to camp of thy major general commanding the army intime | they will bring forward ‘the revenue bill as soon as pos- | New York. | in Prov ver. Bulow, ig Alm om Few it has great virtues, of its properties will convinge | yo2T feel Panui you a1 poi jase 3 of war may be taken from the lii without regard to | sible. — Qrloans, aground also, ts Spel ay i umber den Park | the most sceptical ox. bot ee $1, | medicine Hotecenns Clawd tae x aluable rank; and the aids-de-camp allowed to other major gene- | Mr. Coss thought it rather unfortunate that a debate Foreign Inportatians. * ay Glasleener have bo aeae ee rig Orray a ee fn teloott ja street, | hand otra sth; 1 have used about rals and brig erals may he taken from the grade | hat Sprung up. wholly irrelevant; and, on his motion, | | Havan—Ship Antwerp=7.camdse AH Ware & Cong AK | Charleston, have Dori gene below, oe N Yorks N y | eftesey afer nng ove vor 1 See ee re reeras, amd that. the commanding or | the committee rose, when he submitted a revolution to | Muusou—si E Raupe—3 Reimer & Meeker—3 C Stanfeldt—d | ,FoRtLanp, May 23—Arr bigs Cores. Sawy Splendid, THE KEAL GUOUD DUNE, | omitved for scme-days to cake tt, and secu Tequi- t general in rank may, while in the sield, appoint a | terminate the debato on the civil and diplomatic bill, to- | JH Holleston—1 Vehran—7000 francs to master—200 tons Cothrell, Cherrylield tor N York. Are 2tth, sehr Sarah, Trott, | Is the only criterion by which to estimate the true value of a | Fea comata ense fon Svopeyete conbaiwetiod alte military secretary from the subaltorns of the army, who | morrow, at one oclece cada nae Bark Bonny =a2s baskets wine J G & GBaker—7o | N-York. ah edicts. Soime of the moat smuucns Fhyaiciaus adit ithe soothing, ‘and operates ike aan shall have the pay and the emoluments of amajor ofca- | Mr. Houston, of Alabama, for the purposo of testing | aioe. Toarpuceem: Bay S0-~ Ayr rsiae Dies o EEK the stomach and alltying a cough.” 1 intead ta tyre to keep valry for the time being. csp ‘ | the sense of the House, moved to amend, by saying “ve | On Ot: Georgiana—200 gr casks, wine, §hhds do 19 delnhias Herald, Small, N York PULMON ic SYRUP bauer on had che ie of my fay Src. 5 And be it further enactod, That the allowance | o'clock, to-day.” pol Jobs Oaucnine Wide chvavle en che Rehevemtiooa i . i ti sas te ae ; : forclothing to each non-commissioned musician and pri | ° A motion was made, at ten minutes past two, to ad- | $pls Jobs Osbgrn Dower & Nuilsoni0e do E Blackbur | Fant, Watryats., May 2—Arr sche Beggen, from New THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED, 5% LAW. [VAN KLE 1 Bac Tate +} Co—l2 qreasks Hilger | York; Rich rane ‘ for the di to the cure of which itis directed. Mr. Van Kleeck was formerly Sheriff and Clerk of Alban: vate of volunteers shall be taree dollars ‘und fifty cents | journ, but it did not prevail—yens 64, nays 72. $0 do 10 hhds 2 bbls do GH Taylor & Comt12 qr Parvilences Elizabeth Herkes, do; W Bask Fall Ri for the disease e of ; I 4 ‘ECK i |" Ano i, i | &C ks Berelay & Livingston—12 do J G& E Boker | Providence - It will be observed that the certificates of eures published | city and couuty, and receutly ia she "War Desens, per month, during the time he shall be in the service of |“ Another was made to lay the resolution on the table ; & Co—40 qr cks Burclay Boas tee alate arias | lomon, Ri 7 2th, Re bt, Corson, 3 are taken evpresuly from those #9 continually occurring in our | Washington. the United States; or, iv liew thereof, he may, at his op- | and the yeas and nays were ordered. 13 bivis 12 pipes Salar eke 50 ludiau bblacoorder, 4 | lta by ny ah Ar gots Midieyer, Eldridge, Alba- | ae taken erpreaaly from those a continually curring in OM | nis tion, receive clothing to that amount from the United | THR GAG RULE.” jae te Pouvert—I do sugar M Taylor. | 9713, Demarest, Smith, New York; Manchester, Smack, | ty “cxamine and satiety, temerlves. thoroughly of tee | Dr, ‘Pownseud=Beidg afficosa with dyspepsia fora States | ,, Mir. Leek asked to be excused from voting. [A voice: Suvucwart, May 29—-Arrbrig Exact, Johnson, New York, | meatiry of t this Woudrous compound is accomplishing. | time past, I have endeavored frequently to eradicate it ae ea orp the necessity of this increase of off: | “You can't; the motion is to lay on the table”) How. ¢ Importation, Below, ship Sterling, from Boston. Cli, brigs ‘Naney Pratt, | Mrs. Van Sticle’s case ts one among the numerous instances of | the o7fam by the ure OF Payaie i variaas Core, lak Ite coaviaeat gbpoted the amendment of Mr: Atchison, which | ever, he proceeded to give his reasons: lst. If fie voted | now Ouueameniark NoneyeW Storeen 8295 sacks 570 | Stevento cans; John Potter, Di i these remarkable cures. uta iatthe more | used phyate,the weaker the of life provides that the said extra officers shall be disbanded at i pred for the resolution, he would have to violate a rule which | puiscomE C My sickness began something ike six years ago with & | became, rendering uncertain the ‘i | ‘00k & Co—100 bbls pork 71 bales cotton Mar eke 7 Toe fecting «cure: the close of the war. “He considered it would have | he considered fundamental and cardinal ; 2d. If he voted | bor Wilber & Scott | Sieur ot the digentive Srpaee Ty ePnRIGS Hae eee alan ce | ancy taincomplaiat ah omapeciion pag | against it, he would stand in the attitude of opposing, in | Teould scarcel} from the miserable sensation of | Organs of life in their physical functions, ‘In this State wee pointing the two Ma- | this particular, the party with which he was associated | 307 ely enc , des ‘ weight and distentiou following, with beleh ead, Brown, New. York—Brigs Clinton, | restless; my le Andrews, New York; Savannah, Hawley, do5 ha Porter, dreams, 1 wou d, ancy Pratt, Stevenson, New Ort Deviova, Town Holton; TP Cope, Merrymva, wens H Brigadier Generals from the regu- | on this floor, and with which it was his pride to act. rse of his remarks alluding to Gen. | (Laughter.] ‘When the gag rule of 1841 was passed by t military exploits, he said that that the whigs, he denounced it as utterly incompatible witl dier had acquired the title of “old rough and | the liberty of speech belonging to Americans, and éspe- - 4 eras We hope that Captains of vessel: D x nu cially to their representatives in Congress. He did not 4 ° in- | Candova, Ts Ce veto, amend by inserting a provision, | think the democratic party would ever gain any thing by | NOttelirer any shipping lists, newspapers, news or parcels in- | Carlos. 1p ks bes Tesehhe Tillis the appointment of these extra Generals to the | adhering to it. He then withdrew his motion to be ex- | Pilots. or Capt. Roser Stivev, of our news fleet. Wheeden, Havana; Jordison, Bauks, ¢| nd spoke at length upon the superior considera: | cused ; ‘and several were so impolite as to laugh. aa fer ee ey eealite Ghee Biey an: . of military discipline, and military education. ‘The House, by a vote of yeas 73, noes 92, refused to y % ALEM, May 25—Arr brigs Olive Branch, (Br) Dighy; Ame Mr, Auvex, with much force of argument, maintained lay therasslntion ca tha eahie, | PORT OF NEW VORKK, MAY 28 Saiem, Mag 25 Arr brigs Olive Branch, ( 4 jams Treat, Treat, do; that the army would be denationalized, if its officers of he question was taken, on the motion of Mr. Hovs- Tune up ofwiud and | recommended to try your Sarsaparilia Syrup; after using t Shiy nights were | bocten Bad aoeelt oheeet ta this Complatt, and ail a sturbed “with unnatural and painful | ng aymproms, In my case, by its, fife-giving mdi: ise unrefreshed, feverish, extremely | ence, it hus restored the system to its natural state. My con were et i | ay ia its Bones he fect uf lu Case of gene fauue- rom | tion derangement of the or; is of life, impels me to recom mach, | mead your Sarsaparlato the afflicted. Yours, ke’ JAMES MeALLISTER, HB. s way net, Masher, disg pool—Bark Tsaac } Grit aomarelly very costive, but occa mel aor rel wach aaaauian basing eenteaoy ides arabe el Viee'Gov Beunet, | with s ; a there, a, ‘ ; 9 tmost disttacted, “A dry, tickling’ cough trouthed Ro. os Aun A Pas: | dere me lm nd tuuitiptied diffeulties appeared to be | "Albany, August 90, 1845. ol sat physicians attended me, and | made use oftmany | J, W. Bouck, attheAtheneum Hotel, Broadway, som of fx +s, bot! ‘ 4 y d ternal and internal ; but I did not obtain any | Governor Bouck, was cured of this. distressiay sean M 4.34) eoomsevs H Herrick, Clarence, Cromwell, Tisbu: | Tiering benefit from any of thera, Now aud then 1 would | Gove™os potas, ag complain command were excluded from the reach of our citizen | rox, of Alabama, to terminate the debate on the bill to. | SUN Riss... sah S ry. Sid brig Sarah L mend alittle. ‘The relief, however, was oaly temporary—for | “Mr: Livingston, the Express Conductor, of No. 10 Wall at, soldiers. ‘There are two things which art can never | day’ at 4 o'clock ; and it was decided in the negatives: | 2U% #E™ -7 19 Kian ware, = TNeadaches, the dyspepsia of several years’ standing Ey malo, great generals and great poets. Ittakes Nature to | Yeu 43, nays 11 ' I kept getti raduliy worse and, worse. Severe | was palpitations of the heart, soundings in. the ear, giddimess; | this blessent coment Tumbness of the finger, great languor, extreme sc ing sensations of soreness about the make them. With some strong general observations up- the evils of Limiti By Last Night's § Southern Mail, ‘The resolution, as originally introduced, to terminate | the cebate, to-morrow, at one o'clock, was agreed to. Ship John Baring, 3 the appointment of these gene Ship Joke Baty within the pale of the regular army bility to | PALPITATION OF THE HEART, leen and | = Mh Coll i le Sarah |, 200 Washington street, Brooklyn,had the hee) ‘ ae | ; Home Ports. my chest, with an oppressive sense of tightness _ novere heartbura; Auntny at y, speaking of | Mr. McKay moved thi H it tte, Emily, Davis, ” i i \- i ears—was entirely cured ci the discretion of the President, ‘Mr. Allon, sald the lixe. | put HAY moved that the House go into a comm Bal George Loralt Gould, Se | Bo ee ore ee eee re cha. | Berets, Deine shoots Fonsd by hept of tha thier and party sn) Yeamereas wreenee We gutive could go tommorrow, and take Be cepesansl patie | At a quarter to three, a motion was made to adjourn, | Brig Marian Gage, Reid, Bel | Ship St Lawrence Brown. Anrwerp brige Frances, Ingram, ularly a.drynens and burning sensation in the. palms of the Re: sears ad Deine Le The bajo with the de , : ' : . Edward 2 , Bermuda; s ‘and soles of th 0 ‘ ; ‘ § perticnlar? eye cela | Ree eae Neamt alicia Hale We Indien, ¥ my bodily powers, and completely. dishearten me, In | Sospvere. an to be unable eo sees aes entirely Te. tic] : : [Among the visitors to the House, this morning, were Queen, Eldri Ne * year rolled slowly bv. My life was one | stored to health by using one bord .s Mr. aL Htoun shook his head, indicating that such was | ex-collector Curt is, and the ex-member from New York, Aonronn, § fay 4—Arrschrs Y nthe Seas oe Walteatt | She way) Year ipa helt) alenenely. v ne “A oAND. Vie! not the constitution. | p a : isms, ; | holy. t Mr. Auten said the Senator might shake his head, but | Hee ag ike: eles senileman explbiss tthe. Ne-:| Sete Winnie, well & foe Ho Grande ent fo sea fam fHamrion Rovds on Baur | “Some mogthsince | obtated one of Buia’ Treat Hei Pulcop street, cured of mercurial learn it did not alter the constitutional fact. Mr. Allen for | at Prattsville. He was weleomed on every side, andeli- | Schr Vermilion, Seaman, Baltimore, Gager & Mailler. by fay aI—Are bark John Weish, Ames, Ci | Congis, Diseases of the Longe, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, 4, which covered his whole body, attacking his Ree on wide the Pe gis BePeal, in support of a full dis- | cited the respect justly due to honest worth} Beis Nevis, Kinsey, Thomaston, Mp: | eater arts tharrtet Thompenn, ‘Tilden, St Crotr; Chem | Soe bacreited of ech piurausing it, to make athe | andeyes; was eight. montiw in Quebee Hosptial c tion wei the Feecicent, . | Sehr Aaanace, Brows, New Bedford. | ter. Vandy ke, New Orleans. vi Barks Win Keay dy, ar rough trial of BEEKMAN'S 8] ni ae Cg pron, me pomosd incurable—was perfectly restored by the use of two ir. Mons: vi in reply | 4 ston. er. Va 4 ’, ; immediate, an neficial. med jes. ton inate Orel Wi semereec ia | Punansurwu, May 27, 188, | Burge Gumus Get Fl | er biigsaige Sc ac Sigal ee, | Wand tap ay wile Staats | ee vey eatne, pe Mr. Manaum next succeeded, in favor of the officers of | : Am aggravated case of seduction came under the notice a Cleared T ‘ Knowles, Boston: eater, Irv lo; schra Balti part of it at the same time. Its gen’ at iy alized inthe | inte MeCallam, No, urd avenue, severe pains the army: and upon the whole against the, bill entirely. | of the Recorder this morning. The aged mother of a| Brig Frances, Nort o Newburyport it W. Godfier, Weeks, New York; Turk, | Was not only perceptible to my fe ings, bag re mthe | dissiness in the head, laforins us she loves alng Setigee ae le moved co strike out the first section. (Ruled ax not i jekerson, Boston; Edward gaateful and salutary results brought Schr Angel, Gibb -d, became less and less, and finally left me Tay rie Sa Mee Wh wright, 61 Cl str re pains im breast = i * | young girl, scarcely fifteen, named Mary Sparran, made | f Sheed became ees, tovads tha Wechienis t0- vay Uudiic be selece ts tg order.) He said, he was rather su; dthat the Senator | ¥°UNE 6 y y y Schr Louisa, H pletely relieved; the derangement of my ato- | an 4 to chair; took two bottles and ‘who is supposed to kno and who without doubt, does | oath to the effect that her daughter had been seduced by | Schr Com) OTICE TO MASTERS OF VESSELS ary: Neer eae eat the crane, d bed * ar 0 is now more of military affairs than any Senator, had not | explained the details of this bill. | fae removed ; all the evacuations regulated; the heart aad | now enjoying g he third er freed froin every painful affection; my skin soft aad one Charles Taylor, the keeper of a refectory on Ches- | the Fort of New York, and Filots, afte LIVER COMPLAINT. lin, : wv Br ship Jane, Milliken, from Liverpool, April 14, in ballast, 218 age 1046, ‘The following’ extrnets from t iy, and, in a word, {am entirely restor | Aired 7’. Conklin, 385 Madison stteotewife enred of the G . he defendant had kept the ) i | tine, passed May 13th, 186, are published for tl h, | liver complaint, Col. Bexrox.—Who doos the Senator alludo to, sir? | DUt street. It appeared that t rs,to MeMurray & Co. The J is bound to Que: ql at > i taken Beckman’s | CW ite Keeps ive beavla Mr. Maxocm—T allude @ the Seuator from Missouri. | itl in his premises for several days and then removed | nh uae: Hat 4350; lon 63.57, apoke Br brig of war Alarm, | fopmation :~ the pore of New Yor! | Byte ete tee ar eee TAHT chon! Deen tres; had liver complaint ite wes de seed are aes elon ease all owing, sir, to the point of ac- | her toa house of ill-fame, in the lower part of the city: | Ship Antwerp. Robinson, from Havre, April 19, with mdse, fe ubjoct so quarantine, FA follow 1. ti then eects in m rare Sp cceae cate y by, using the 8: apa wity in gettin; oor. ang . fap ag . y place where yellow, bilious, nant, or othe: t omit to say, that I made. I 3 joshua Morton, 40 Morton street, disease Mz Mawoussooualuued his argument against the bill | The defendant was committed in default of $1,000 bail for | and 103 passeugers: to eect pools wider jury! | Reatlentul or infections fever’ existed at the time’ of their | MM htould not omit to say the greatest advantage, Lhe | bluod, aud sou o! bad sores on head’amd bodyres oe af for the space of half an hour, with his usual strong and | @further hearing. Tho father of the girl has been af- | 100,18 4%, spoke shi In the 27th ult, in asevere'gale, | departure, or whieh shall have arrived at any such place, and | Progress of my cure, ‘They operated inthe mos: J but RHEUMATISM lecisive carnestuess of clocuti peg ery ime with i ing | Took from her 2! era: supplied her with pro- | roceeded thence to New York, or on boardof which during | Trorugh manuer, to keep the stomach and bowels.‘ fiom | ‘The astonishing cute ige ia icine has ed in w EL Bastoe eet eT este thought the exie | Meter some time with insanity, and the mother being | Took trom her$t fon 3, spoke ship Uo- | the voyage auy case of such fever. shall have occurred, | those ebecuctions whieh, in my Weak wate, were tit 40 | qqattnnepnihing cures, that this medi gencies of the times required these officers, and that wo | °8¢¢ 8nd infirm, the earnings of the daughter were theit | Jumbi Liverpool. arriving between rtysfirst day of May difficult to overcome. Il remain et Quarantine foratleast chirey days | aly aud atleast twenty days after theif cargo rged.and shall ‘perform ugh further | | Als enbepees bs ceg teesustag sui from Havre, | the first day of April aud the first da jumbis thbon . ip Clarissa could consider about their order ofappointment, and their | Sle support. The daughter has been committed tothe | , Ship Clari f discharge when the time came. Sufficient for the day | house of refuge, and the mother is heart-broken by the | APEL22: with itt 4 on 630 ta alarge iceberg — was the business thereof. | ai i ible Island distent 60 miles, saw a ye steamer, under wt disgrace which has fallen upon her family through the | 19h, Sable 60 miles, larg * Messrs. Johnson, of Maryland; Cass, Niles, Allen, | y of her chi , | canvass and stexm, steerin Crittenden, Simmons, ‘Webster, and , prolonged the | fruilty of her child. ‘The girlis very pretty, and deserves | 4 3 Bark Fanny, Samps« discussion, in the order mamed, anil! helt rect thes | # beter fate than is beiure her, if her residence in the | Ah aay, Samar ne drews, Colby, {60 Boston) from Havre, 138 si Dr. Townsend—I was attacked with a distress id ut Merrill. 198 steerage pas: howe. ef has | my hip jomt, tT could not walk aint | and much of'the time 1 was obliged to several remedies, but they did not rel on one of our first physicians; he did B é .. | your Sarsaparilla, and obtained a ‘an Sickle, and our residence is | entirely cured me, and | am ewe wo) “ My oldest daughter, about twenty years of bees Pauls aitcotts some Caneel form PAT ae Tee Wau pes LsT. WOR. | SY the oes ee band oF wish daring tia vorseertr a ew x cUSHEBE VAN SICKLE.” x o’clock, when ai ned ng! parade eater perpen Si anpke Br bere Thames flois BeJoho, NB, forCark, | Calan port,on boara of wich daring the vovaee oxime | New York, April 8th, 1816.” 4 | CRE mete Terry be of paceuition of Mr. Cairtenogs, the Senate wentinte| “ithe discussion of slavery in the new school Presbyte- | leans. with mdse, to master. May. 17th, lat 2340, lon 81.30, | from uy place Hi the ordinary passage (rom which they bese |. Mu1..Van Sel ily is, one of the most, respectable in | ble lawyers in Hartford, Supposed to be abou ey messase from the President, | sign Assembly, is proceeding with considerable aro | vaseed ship Ml F ertland) $3 dass om Oporte; | May and the ‘lois day of Gctober; and all vessels trom any | {HE cst%,and his. am ened intel ent dads has Sindy ee: oWanend-1 haves ee ae ae eae Souinorn men ae uly able ere pine clebata, ‘The | with wine, Kerto Redger & Peek. Sid in company mie ung | place, including Ialande) jw Asia, "Africa, orthe: Mediterre: | Petter to sesauy ous who woul Tieat iat House of Representatives. Southern men a. tully able to delend their opinious upon | Hinlomn Fis; for N Yorke Leehng Moet el | nean,'or trom any of the West India, Bahama, B | PP Uaction—. To guard against deception, Brexman’s am subject, from an en this subject, and in the discussion give solid reasons for it ig Ot if et) from Trinidad de Cu- | Western Islands, or from any place ma 4 di- | Original Genuine Pulmonic Syxur and Vegetable Essential a public stage. Please seud me two v . ‘ : ae antitnay 38, 184% | the assembly not meddling with the question. tn tee ced | bene Or ° ck. Sli in company | Bary passage from which they pass south of Georgia, arrit- | Prits are put up in Wrappers, copy righted. Purchasers shoul Seymour. [have conversed wi oak ME sii ee: oe eee ne ori sheen, school a ay, the debate on the i tation for a joint wih brig Ohio, for Boston. Sea i betwee Ka senpiey Met el ae pedir tp ed ice i fore be careful, and see’ 'y get Beekman’s medi- | principal physiciaus, and recommended you: ERNAL OVEMENTS IN MICHIGAN. , # 3 a subject to such Qu r Mr, J.B. Hon, from the Committee on Public Lands, | Communion by the two assemblies, occupied most of the | _ Brig Kare, (B: ER Ee ese Salivary, Teeland, eet ee Lee Bese een aay no othe. ° : h ; : } the old established office of the Proprietor, No. | Hartford, March 12, 1945, Teported back, withamendments, the Senate bill appro: | Morning discussion, and at its close was referred to a se. | With marble, to 8 Franklid wrlande street, one bi 2 : i Sec. 16. Es ase] hay ad during the voyage a case | : i ce sing rename of tpi Indy or le com Ty como ou oegacorrrondeace | wack idl Cea errs DePmedh | Paar att secant SH ity | Qh Cauca mec one esr elon rece et | Wil Mt er soos, ier eae protecting wy Wareot ‘Nichigen which | ##de 4 spirited report in relation to the letter of the ca. | ™pAllsst, to .5 days from Darien, with yellow pine, to | vessel from a foreign port’ hav passenger and not herein: many Of the mows resfectale”apotjecaries and Grugeiteie | "howe fd Hoboken, intiamamgs 17 cured. Was referred to the Committee of the Whole on the State | B&da sy Tees MAL elereuce to slavery, but no action | Bad 1 4 days from Colambia, with | the Quarstive Ground. be subject to finvation Wrae Heine | ew Hort Brooklyn, ke. To be had also of authorises enelpamch amollen, was unable to WAL witout eruresee of the Union. as yet been had upou it, tt will probably cause a | Schr Rising Sau, Plummer, 5 days from Colambia, wit PE pig eb a ot | agents in different parts of the country. It | used three bottles, aud is now well. Mr. McKay, ie ise resolv e! + | Bl ees Powell ca, with font be, to | en reetaoe | WHITWELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS. a Burr, Knapp, Richmond, with flour, &e, to | the Health O: | 7 it possible remedy for Indigestion, Jaundice, | | Bike duty of the Health Officer where = "T Worms, Cortveneas, Lot of Appetit i | cessary for the preservation of the public health, to cause the | %eRcs, Debiity, Proms ; | ‘Persons on of kay yomel cn ve eeaee i strengthening medicine during the spring an hed | "Sec. 21. Every master of a vessel hailed by a pilot who | streng n x | shali'sither, ist” Gt zion fo such pilot relative | °C or ccteulsiel for such purpoeee Hee on the health of the Tyee Smith, printer, 168 Ne an ace lt into a Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union, | Soumectod with the press, ewbark un Lourd tuo steamboat ‘ai was eiflicted with , \ (Mr. Hopkins in the chair ) Jonn Stevens, this ufernoun, for an excursion up the | Mr. Brrxxrnitorr moved that the civil and diplomatic | MVer 28 tar as Bristol and Burlington. “Lhere is much appropriation bill be laid aside, and that the resolution | U.éty to see this flouting palace 11 motion ; she ufrived | Which he submitted yesterday—returning the thanks of | 12 PYrt at so Jute ag uur iu the evening, that but tew | | | | : 4 have us yet hud an oppertunity to watuess ber speed. Cc Mr. Hautatsow suggested the propriety of delaying the | W#!¢, Will create somewaat of a sensation. 1 bark; 2 brigs—anknown. Passengers or cargo, or whence he came, or | ents of which they are com} plac Ship Sutton, for Charleston, lays at anchor i ired; ia all medi }) as am, . | Alter prepanog my telegrapuic uesputch for you this | bound out. Wind refuse to give suc! as shall be lawfully required; | the snedical word. ‘They purity the taoods "i wo all reckive om tod Precaiee yee aes Mat | snocaing, | RGN ste eounecmestin estes cae | | 24 oF Laud any person frum his Cease, or permit any excent & | and strengthen the whole system. ‘The proprietor i. Com Chapin, 4, SMALL, POX. communication on the subject of tho movements and | NeW Uslvans papers, contauung later intelugence irom Mince tt | aclon OF his cargo, before his veasel shall have heen uleiced | deut that if iuvalids would give this cheap and Pleasant reme: Ageut for Wm. Talor, Astor operations of our army on the Rio Grande accompanied | 288, Bud prepured u second, containing tue principal | Bara Aumuna, Curling, New Orleans, Le 4 f rt ial, ill w ther. ‘They are put at tnd examined by the Health Offices ; 3d, or, shall | te fowent out Ne pricey order %o\ place theta witha Us reach of all. ~ the small eeu Ot wa taint dee . a don Long Bed, quarautiue ground, Provide by the official despatches. Then we could act under. | feature of it. ‘Tule J leit at the Telegiaph once, end | axroun 5 5 siandingly, and give the matter the consideration to which | M#V€ Just learned that, irom some unaccyuutable cause, | ¢¥euing of the zith. of Whalemen. Mr. G J. [voensout—What is the motion? 25 Rensiugiow Bua Price 25 cents a pint bottle. r Z : pth dered ’ ; ‘i . Ninerta, George- | of fect to the like pani r we iGINAL OPODES- senemtled {He had no disposition to withhold ‘a vote | toe cednecuon tailed with your city, and it coulu not be | |, Scutg: Nivnzta, (of Providence) Franeeville, fm George. Neice fee thscmeaa aches retin | WHITWELL'S ORIGINAL OPODET”4,, of thanks to Gen. Taylor, but it would be better first to | Dut Casiot be cred ne See exceedingly ankoying, |ito 6s. 80; tor Bpstie: Tose of about 175 bis taratt | Onesies ng twelve month; oF By bath Ras epbiprisem: | athe only effectual remedy for Rheumagigm | sDOO, ag. have the facts officially. : deck, sails, Mc, ina NE gale, on the 19th and 20th, off Hatte> | ment, | by Dr. 8. L, Mitcnett,late Profyser 40, “Recommended | Froma variety of other cases ihe Cestnaan reminded the-gentleman that the mo. his DE ras, in which the vessel also sprung a leak. HENRY VAN HOVENBERGH, Health Officer, | by Dr. 8. Li Mircuent, ~« of Physic in the N. 8. | Lieve that by cleaustug the bi ion was not debatable, | inst Boaro, | Commercial Advertiser and Evening Pout please copy, | Caere,ct Physician: Health Commissioner, Ci Arr at Westport 22d inst, brig Thos Winslow, Baker, At- | and send hill to Health Commissioner, City Hall my!8 rre VOLATY, Mr. Bruxxenniorr—I withdraw the motion. Beery err Tantic ocean, last from St’Thomas, April 27, 280 bbls spm oil. : FIC | *, «UE AROMATIC . Saconw suaKD, ; ; I JA, | MEDICAL OFFICE. SNUFF GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES. CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL. | 10 ; Mi | Reports, no ate, ke, bark Parker, Cook,’ Provincetown, 1 ae Dr. a's Sarsaperil reign aud apeedy cure The com.nittee resumed the consideration of the bill | /0,tsmers’ and siechaus as A | Routha cut, with 10 spa (reported Aprilgih, 1034 mouths out, | JR. JOHNSON, 17 Duaue street, near Chatha | For ming Caurch, composed principally of Roots | sor Fra petntle Rasen bomen pret or whites. making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic ex- | Artem seeaiee Gt C8745 1.bu0 do, 6176; 24 Man- | "BEL Ske Thomas, of Provincetown, 17 months ont, wasepo- | Nork in the treatment of ¥. "an, late Professor of Medicine in Horeed: Unt, | obstructed or difficult meustruation, urine, rigs of the government, for the year ending June 30, Venta tee Bak, 25; W Lemgn 195 17 | yen on the 12h inst, west ead of Porte Rico, with 450 bbls mbridge. pre-emin t, stricture, ulcers upon in the throat or nose, paius iu the head and boues ffectually cured. ey brought on by a secret habit sing lascivious dreams a1 vented. Recent cases cured + No alteration in diet or pre- m7 Bt apm oil. Mr. Crozixr said he understood the question to be on Spoken. the motion made by the gentleman from Kentucky, (Mr. Sales of Stocks at Boston, : | y Mist, Cape Henry Nearing WSW,. 35 miles, Fr brig Boyd) to insert Paducah in the clause of the bill making | Broxens’ Boanp, May 26.—150 shares Loug Island Rail- | Union, Pavie, from Rochelle, bound to Baltimore. fan appropriation of fifty thousand dollars for marine hos- | fod, 24%: 90 do, 21543 75 du, 27%45 75 dowd: 215 do, 27%, 30 April 27, at 4944, lon 21 24, Br brig Jane, from Liverpool pitals, Ho was rejoiced to see the motion come from the | $0y* 0!) Us, #1743 % Norwich aad Worcester Railroad, 024 ‘ ‘ te influence. It immediately counteracts: : “ t John, NB. , H "PME PROVMIETORS OF THE SHAKSPPEARE HO | lessnen of the female frame, which is the great cause of bar Source it did. When, sometime since, he proposed an | rosipiia ad tering teed nosing at mitay J lat 49 12, lon 33 15, Br brig Hope, from Newcastle for | tet ‘a Dasa Fgh n for completing t! round the Mus | Bostoa Cv, 1444; 50 du, | ed signals with a N York cle Shoals, and removing the o! » corner of William an atreets, respect- deca pieniig 2 do, 0 dis Ti Ls dN ca : $01 S65 $1000 Phila | Bay 6, I signals wi | NO QUAUCREAL. lishment, and eutirely refitted the rfortued, but we can sure | fally aniorm their friew ls and the public gemerally, that they will ructionsin the Tennes- | deipuia aud beading Mai 1d Louds, 1800, 4 ‘ i 33 10 exhibit 200 rivenythe gontlemas from Kentucky. wee laccene | aan beens te see Norwich aad Wetcbestir Hani: ae cuss with ship Wel- Dero COOPER, 14 Duane street, Member of the | sme. Every possible effort will be made in regard to.com | the afllicted, that hundreds of cases hav involuntary disc thereof, and for the £025 and 3) site per bottle ia ofthe fm no hatter whee: the eeu of taharent i a ea, aes i or Y and sold yg cronae iz thn an be more are ct “ accident, J . e ou the human frame. Persous, Vonks eee LantonSet_|tade before faking ta use become toast and fla nary i to un 4 Sollege of Surgeons, London, is consulted coufie ‘88, and attention, towards their visaters. ie. Several cases, when families have beeu wi after - of supineness—of lethargy; but he lad the gentle- | Toad, s 0 10 ds, 5235 ; 25 di ; Ravel Colter He } | y y yee Suamauel Soousety ered helio rere Conn the gentle Ista iti, Palindelptis’ cel Rented | deacilly "on all themselves with a new stock of W: Using a few bottler of this iuvaluable ‘modvelne, hove Boek, the entering wedge to remove the obstructions in the | Mailroad, so 10 ds, 31 i | Li ars, not to be surpassed by hotel ix the city. | blessed with healthy offs afew days. A practice of twelve years enal | The bar ‘has been entirely refitted, ‘and the house undergone re ‘Townsen if fe bet Di wife be . cure the most obstinate strictures without pain. | thorough cleaning and repair. ness ard general debilit sin alae eaten Py ble Debility, resulting from a secret habit indulged in by young | A Hot Lunch will be served BD Naty day at the bar, com | a sensation of = 4 down, » falling womb, " men, protracted gleets, syphilitic eruptions, and ulcers aggra- | Posed of Chowder, and other relishes prepared in a superior | other difficulties, and having kuown eases where your 4 vated by quacks, are thoroughly, cured by Dr. C. A style, rant ‘Tennessee river, he would give to it his su He | was glad to see this ray of light—the | topgallant masts, and topgaliaat sails set for topsai “hay 23 150498, Jon G40, exchanged signals with a Br ship | — May 23, lat 42 08, Jon ), exe! signals with a Br ship | York, Wednesday, May 27. showing 41 25 yatt’s siguals. “ | 1s, bowsprit OCUMMERCIAL, ( Houston) | He spoke of internal improvemen’ | Ne . gins has effected great cuea, nd slag heering i 4 Di | Price of ro jiseases i obtained a when he concluded, Arurs—Some fow sales were made in pots and pearls | , Ship Hanh Eldridge, Sdays from New Orleans, for St Pe- | fei eae CoO ween eee, | Sebnsensee ween: “i aédicbo areas: | your Euaset oF Stateline sek eliowed tei THE SALE OF A MEMHER! at our quotations of yesterday. Pots $375; pearle $4a | %##burg, 10th inst, off Tortugas, a ht i | _ A Refectory wilt shortly ‘be ished in the basement, | You gave me; ina short penod it removed ber Renee Mr. Housros, of Alabama, replied to certain rem | $4 06}. Foretgn Ports. | MUNTHLY KEPUOKT FOR APKLL | for the convenience of the boarders and visiters of the house, | restored her health. Being: for the beng; ca ofthe gentleman who preceded him. He would not | _ Buxapsrvsrs—There is yet but little doing, and the ‘ava, about April 29—In port, ships Arvam, Robinson, fm | that the gentleman's course w: if a oF THE | audevery luxury of the season will be served upon the | ceived, | take pleasure im thus ackuowledging it, and reeom- impertinent; and h Weather uniavorable for vut-door transactions ; small | Glasgow, for New York, in days; Lorena aN race | NEW ORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST: | ™g%t ‘Catonable terms, “4 r | Several spacious rogtns to be let for meetil gretted that “the ray of light” from hm (Vic Crosiet) | sales of Genesee trae ot, oak Oswego $4.90} Southern | Havre, fordo, in 7days; Belvidera, Homau, from N York, for | TUTE—No. 75 Chambers a an ‘ogtns to be let for meetings, private pee of A : [ho Hull, in? days, : CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. | Hes, referees, Kc. Ko.” Also, a large room with gas and all ne was not 4 lite more brilliant, ‘The ge Hleman's course | is im at the quotations of yesterday, and with but little Movrit, Jam, April 2¢—Arr brig Baltic, Sweeter, from | Li xamined to detect disease °¢*#Ary fixtures, for Free Masous and secret societius.. struck out the bribe—ay, the brive—the amendme: mend it to the publie. D. MOO! omer Gi Lydies: Albany, Ang. 17, 14 oe sliaiiie: 4 % | f the Lua | GEORGE PIERIS, Manager. to | Corrox—The sales to-day are reported at 1500 bales, at | La Graxpr, May 1—In port, brigs Mary Perkins, | * ra 7 May 20, 1884, my2i 3taw tin? re end—To all w may covcern is: Which allusion had been made, for the Muscle Shoals | prices rather more 1a favus of the ‘buyer ‘The amount | Chase, for N York, in 8 Josephus, Graham, for do, ins ‘ Sreondary ice \ BUN SELJIUOUR. 0 ber Contin eat he voted against every other proposition te the river and | on sale is Limited, but quite equal to the demand. Our | eaves O’Shauter, for Charleston, in 3 day 2 Outa- | TINEie SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that | ft je eireumetances, 5 harbor vill. He would not say that the honorable mem. | inside quotations are now the guide to the merkor Fig, fey Boston, in 3 days; Johu Hancock, from a TEE SUBSCRIORE hes the pleasure. oo. public accom | i feet, nervous affects ‘ a Der was bought up with a price; but he was authorised | LAVKMPUUL CLassiPication. foe Noe rons, Bermuda, May 16—Cld brig Harriet, Brown, | commodation. A hotel on the’ J sede bes long beon,a.de- y iss ie recom “ye to.aiaw tha doforence that the’ gentleman wuld have | ane: aGER Teesiaia tidhd"| 2 Cesee of caidwe fideracum which i now supe Pe houoe, (ine ghditg | Rad uted ite wa taduced vty, with rin fathead 5 ever: ‘ * pits, I. eat Jany mansion 2 in elegant w e it to say, the medicine re OhOSE, bad. rive: bi > hed gotten his Muscle Interior, for Boston ue: dares ¢ for Portland unc} 1 Eruption on the y ine style, Y a bap Shoals. | Middteag Mr. Staxzox also replied to Mr. Crozier, whom he | (uid! 8hating, charged with endeavoring to stir up his (Mr. Stanton’s) | Middliug Faire friends against him, and “ nursing his wrath to keep it | Fair, face 3 Brimary chancres. in the hours of cou a T Pain in the back and chest ain in the 1 Tumor of the breast under beigs JW Huntin ton, Bangett, f 8d Philadelphia, spp, Bangs Fo dow ing days, for Philadelphia, tn new rooms and other rtant add: tifully a . Verie, for Boston. Vi Crve, bri th NVERD ERO » May 3—Arr brig Peversburg, Marschall, from su jitions. ‘The grounds are beaut jid_out, and what with laxa- | of i , Charmi: plea- Hane alrubberyy 6 ing walk nareesble Bote Siw Pt sant ing. treatment. i Home Porta. 7 impote 3 Cases of vari | warm.” Mr. Stanton did not know on what authority the | Fully Fair, 94a on | op May 25~Ai 5 F ae ‘ases of varicocele. | catloman made the assertion, but he never salt thet the | (ood Far! . Sa 93 Na lode |, Boston, May 2—Arrahip Joshua Bates, Murdoch, Liver. | 2 Ruptures, or lrguvaal Her- | 1 Amealouy™ | Frosia t of the United States would vet> tho river and | *!™¢ mous nome mone none 11 0 iaig | Pell’ 40 ith. orig B Tak Nae Chedel meu | Elliott, New’ Orlew ¢ TIONS AND CURES. scoala, Loring. St Domia: | 1 Large Tumor removed from] 1 Oration oo cores defor | Port au Prince; Praitie, Prime, N | kweline Brown while in | _ -mity of the Sratide, Mobile; Rodolph, E' Tennessee river, | Tras at Avction—Imported in the ship Grafton. |. He had spokee | ‘T'erms—Notes at 6 montus, payable in this city. 3,ofwhathe had gathered from Mr. Polk's written | | Young Hyson—do half cnests 62 cents per Ib; i11 do 47; | | mes ep. She |2 Cases of injury of the knee | opinions, known to the world. | irae! = do 46; 24 do 49; 21 do 44}; 47 do 44; 24 do vig Onnort of and from the Recde hic Sait a eeonclous OF ie) iain. id | i. Caozten, in allusion mark of Mr. Houston, 4 26 do 43; Lot do 41; 56 do 40; 31 do 41; 34 do 38}; 28 | a the i pepe | 7 db it. — | . he did eell himself, he got a pretty nd price | 40-38; 87 do 374; 69 do $7; 24 Iii boxes Se | aeration, and suppeed hee ein sebatwutepamuke: | | neced tebece ne ‘gentle the ened Boe ne si, rote en the amendinent Proposing anapprogriation | | Hyson Nkin—io chess 28; 13 Wo 6; Go do.26; 199 do | bie wih ail ay rece the ealy pimare rigged teneiest | mene moet the deere Tov nt o! ¢ Tennessee river. A laugh. vii anchor on the it suuset; bark Del: nad a bri 1 other large tumor re- | He would not be able to get any thing for the gentleman; so, sp na Ses, 16 half chests 66; 8 do 62; 10 do 60; 12 do | Hoge ie Peomac, ott sen on Monday eve waned moved frat the ead ofa]? } eect . Was perfectly worthless. 5 50 Go 40; 30 do S44; 14 do 53; 12 do 62:3: . | Banaon, Ma: rig Charlotte, Atwood, Marti gentleman, on 2th in Passengers, bs Mr. vs ston The fetileman can’t sell an honest | ; 67 du 49; $20 3b sce or 05 98 O7.0hs LOR ea a ey Boyuton, New York; John Kuggles, W a Strictures cured in the ure- oe ey ey ssrnal complet si selthimself. [“Ont" | _Amperial—t0 halt chests 63}; 80 do 69}; 15 5 rh F | “nd ; more ibe.’ MaGheeet alent Some in member tot $47 soy to dso; ha asoyy wal Beaeere | we Mfaeett tg AMC she Fubar, Walle, Cie | 1 Balied wabrenored |i Scere WADAWANUCK HOUSE, ck Fa he hrc de still in his seat and not vote on the amendment. do 08. ty Marshall, : man, doy Sait’ | -B.—This Institution is not conuected with any | PEON, COY a i a I Mr. Hovsrox remarked, that he had given the reason | _ Ningyong Souchong—199 half chests 25}; 032 do, and | Ya" Fremont, Ti ves Apollo, | othe ips city Fe Steraly berg fy te Bienes ste rteet doom tha gon anderen? why hie did not vote on that occasion, and his constituents | 9% chevte 40; 119 13:1b bxe 26}; 729 chests and 1223 halfdo | How Hig; Hu: | H. BOSTWICK, M. D., | hoase formerly kept by Mr. Blake and fayorably jer than the other, and @ understood it, He did not charge 'the gentleman with | Withdrawn, a roa my8 2w*rre Attending Surgeon and Physician, | asthe Wadawanuck, and having removated and re! continu Ket wore, , are, (Br s ag himself; but said what the gentleman had notde- | Uolung Souchong—41 half chests 405; 63 do 39, fe laland, Via that the gentleman woull have taken the | Koku Wolong-itd halt chests 28; 870 boxes Hes Ima burn, dé for Live: tee equal ped the foantry, would respect a, nal | pool; Wellington, jaukin, | [)ISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS—Buch as py Ml friends, the friends of the Wor | gems, | Ouly abeus ous sieear singe Whole bill if the Muscle Shouts ict be! 26; 670 do wi 5 206 do | dor Urania Sui Howland Harding, Boston dps Senter’ | LO Chote ad seve esses of te [Thies Hanes ls piscenlSetereey, r] race Tam fally, 0 ; eh inserted. His | 26; 670 do wittirawn, $9: Urania, i Boston, ding Santee, irate Tjencorchoen or Whites, | he, House tleunatly situated in one of the Gnext vit, | andan 38 rar Would not say how much he was worth, it was for his , | Nitigyong Vuiong--26 chests 28; 10 do 36}; 30 do 35, 20 Bulkley; for New" Yorks rer: rethra Strietures, | hearing of the rollian ben ef ottds, and within, si Mendatogddeline at the, bor constituents to set a price upon him. half cucsts 04; 0 uw 33; 24 do 82} 47 chests withdraw g, i jgldej Agnes, '[Br) | Kidneys, rainal Weaknese. | inetons Providence ; veren | Woon? to doubt * Mr. Davis, of Missisuipr, epoke of Notch rit Bap ag hd ca tener OF hsipremr tor Res | | Gicehueneres Worked of tha soni >| splendid steamers ours, with gra, Mr. Davis, of Mississipy, spoke of Natchez, asa proper ung—22 cnests 24). Antwerp, rea ) nl leave New York every evens Pisce for # marine hospital; and as his amendment for this | | Souchung—¥ hall ouests 22}; 20 chests 17; 50 do 16; a, Mery mony der Wigs Votealien Cement Te! Greet eat, without owe pariels of Tacreulys They tre cavally fr the place, a moraing boat is preparing to take her place 18 , en declared out of order, he gave notice | 14 du 19}; 1 do 19; $00 hail chests Withdrawn, Pandora, Rowle,. Boston, Wier Caroline, Lovett ca | suttable for females, They give tone aed fo ti Gomera | eee in ihe Cargo Seceeg, The fest routs for pleasure or busi that he would hereafter renew it. | Cassia—¥200 ma’s at 1of cts per 1b; tiv do 154 Wi; Clement, Ryder, for Boston. ready; Bueneveato, [Nori | & rarely, if ever, experien tee | The creed eee with Mr. Wexrwotw said that he would vote for the ma. ——— Matloon, for Nonfat Europes Caroling: Giikess fore Rome | diciues: F yhogaries Hall, 39 Mannion | troatand perch aakt ~ rine hospitals—not merely becaaso they were located in Brighton Cattle Market. eadys Mary Adeline, Hope, foe West Indies, dg; | St 7 Mai oon Ot eee | boats for rowing or sel om Of cdameaults sections, but because the accommodation | May 25—At market, 410 Beef Cattle, 40 pairs Working | wre; Radine Tien ‘Meane teas Ney Orleans, MEVICAL AND SUNGICAL URE ICL. fish, and secure surf bat y prefer it. moe jem be consulted. en, ‘OWS and Calves, 600 Sheep, and Swine. c. veoy Bieawey, wa, for timore, D Fobage Big} syn 17 Duane street, C ‘There is connected with the house a good UTery gentle, Avenne, 2 ameninonte’ ir fo MtMUcRY; briefly advocated the Paicas—beet Uatile-Last week’ prices were tally | eee eons, May 29—Arr sch Elizabeth, Bonne, Nan- one ofthe oldent and magg experienced med Tey, and pista hoceiagenatinte Re ates ean eer tne disree be Mr. Boyd, fora Marine hospital at Padu- oe, ee “ee quote extra at 96 Joa 80; first qua- | fens for. puilacele ja. 2Mth— Are brig Relief, Sawyer, N. | Pelee mae = jew, pin the dence aedian lery. For those wi as to streets, tothe question was taken and the amendment agreed y, 9; wecond quality, $ 60 a $0 79; third, | Pi elds schs Geo Warren, Small, do for Ports |} for levee years, _ been eagnged one ores y Packet, Hodgkans, Fi ing each week for the season. e8 69, noes 45, | Warning cn Fon, ES | i fi ‘Small, Richmond tor Sandwich; Ninge, ergetowan, BL, Tor Boston ta distroeey , Rastern tor having eugaged for many years in the . Working Oxen—Sales at $70, $78, and $09. law kins: Kichmond for Salem; Foun ats, The Dr's rept business, fident of giving good to i ° poate Rte ital from gournoe morgane of the appro; | | Cows und Calves—sales at’ 919, $23, $25, $90, $32, | Tin yete tam Norfolk, Id 8 Ube a toe Nowburypole | Skt half cured canes otee wer iee remivent. | wha pun ith Seal they wi the sarewelt | fem er ; oe p ! M . “000, a ; 5 . ‘matter long. eet, Stricture, . ‘su pally throughout ted ‘adueah was in; but Td delet oy ae - | Sid sch Elizebeth, Uleers or inthe throat, or nose, pains in th ieties as the country and the New York mar: ‘Canadas. - fest other Bait should ve te wey defer it, to see if any | Sheep—Sales from $1 76 to $3 | Ho: ons Hotta hort Ma y dich, sche Idea, Layton, fm pide ph et ot the ees in th vari : States, Mr. Davis, of Mississis Swine—Old Hogs, Barrows, 5c ; Sows, 4}c; | nad ads areraion wi te Burgaon Gentes he | Hath Mtn ints tie V0 oma am bythe | . ‘urgeon General, who | lot, 7)c. At retau, from 5 to ic. mane Natchez peculiarly adapted for a marine hos. | small pigs, by the | te Vianceviile, Ge ¥ wre, Del, May 25—The bark. Harriet from it, Wenkeonsraziced altel | Agents of; ta, and by the ‘ re , ‘ou by secret habits indulyed tentlon of fumeelt aga teonitee ne tom pi ee Oe ay ah conten of int Tiler om e renlagens wi 2 the hes th shoe, | Sinai | glee Thompson, Tsland) on bushnees oon plgnsnre, at an ca oe a eINE en’ ernie oe deals bring haber on the amendment, and it was | New Onceans, May 98.—Business js still ina depressed | Shemoas ‘ond procerded op. Rint it Seen Bald of ont ‘int. Hig Warrants a care erst home tr season, | _— canon = Di. Fannan offered a0 ameadmeat, to propriate $18, | Tego tes ‘war alilde mere scure pease ia | ees IS Louiees {Bem} Yor alumenes hk Ree a reralry educated Payuicios sal gece’ | eats cate, ES meecaiie i JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ‘ , . 4 Louie. sitar: see ; sichan GORDON BENNF: r old, foe i Dart, for aio ® ' oft RR VAN tuneeeLaze. > Noarnwzer Connea or Futon anp Naseav ovanete