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

peer ee eS Smuggins,” cries out yome self-exalted leader at | This claim of G40 acres is pot embraced, within the oe @ “primary meeting,” and instantly a looker on is 6 Covel y the two petents issued ove aa Bundred hats twirling in the air, and | Mr. Bibb, the late Secretary of the Treasury, to which | commercial men to have almost hear the stentorian shouts from an hundred voiees, int resolution relates, and ot ip the and wi oat ree be affected by the decision of the Senate wy t “hooray for Smuggins”—and consequently Smug- said resolution. It fs embraced in that portion of the gins is hoorayed into office, an M.C. perhaps; while, if some time after he has been sworn into offic ver will be issued, unless the claim shall be confirmed you may cha to see a letter written in the pro- by a decision of the Supreme Court of the United States, © writing of Smuggins, you shail see the pure | Whether the joint resolution be adopied by both Houses nglish wofully 1 cation have been shamfully negle Yot this; mages earch lntasenis Renee een ne enone same Smuggins has “influence” with the powers presentatives hed that may happen tobe. And Smu pec bes his son, brother, or nephew, “a very snug place | to the Senate on the same day,) forbidding a patent to under government.” ' What is to be done with Gen. Gaines? Nous #3te had passed unanimously atthe same session a joint | verrons. socalations Cy og gat ae U. ag | 2 i i E ; 0 examine the title to the Houm: nt, and to give his Some weeks ago, Mr. Buchanan gent to Con- | opinion as to the legality of the two patents previously it gress, through the Executive, » projét for a sued by Mr. BibbYfor portions of the claim. It is not now to ganization of the Department of State, and there | be presumed, therefore,after all the proceedings referred 1s new a promise that it will soon receive attention. to, that a patent at any future period will be issued for Mr. Trist, at present the able, industrious, and | the said lands, unless the claim should be confirmed by tmstworthy chief clerk, will be appointed assistant | the judiciary. Thus it is clearly shown that I have not secretary, and no man deserves promotion more the slightest interest in the claims covered by the two than Mr. Trist. ) patents referred to, but that! was directly interested in q ‘ A supporting, and not in opposing the bill confirmin; - Itis quite impossible to conjecture the grounds {y2"'Houmah claim, as telure tuted. Some of the for the assertion that Mr. Gillet’s nomination as | claimauts of the Houmah grant are my personal register of the treasury will be rejected by the Se- | and political friends, and have been so for the last nate. Mr. Gillet has brought his bureau into a state | thirty years. It would, indeed, afford me great pleasure oforder and regularity heretofore wholly unknown; | t@ tupport their claim, if I could do so consistently with is prompt, active, and zealous in the discharge of | hat | consider to be a aithad pesformanes Oey tiise duty ; and no argument, worthy to be entertained | Bere. If the grent bo valid to the extent claimed, it may by the Senate, can be brought forward in favor of | D0,confirmed by the courts of the United States, unde: hile rejéotion,” Wo cannot otherwise account for | ‘secant ROR mercer teres one 4 pose of enabling the cliamants under this, as well as under the delay in his case, than by supposing, as we do the other large grants in Louisiana, to commence suits upon tenable grounds, that there has been no ne- | in the courts of the United States, to try the validity of cessity for extreme haste in the premises. Mr, their titles; and if the Houmah claim be valid to that ex- Gillet will be confirmed. tent, I “~— it may hed = ha pei by the sarreme « ire & ingly | Court. Itis not my wish that the claimants show vey hare are those in the Empire State seemingly | Séprived of any right fairly acquired under the sald grant. Tho St ll propelling of (ren. Dix. | Jy directing the patents in question to be issued, Mr ey would set him up asa candidate for gover- | pibb states, in nis written opinion addressed to the com- nor, when, by his learning, good sense, and atfia- missioner of the General Lund Office, that the Houmeh bility of manner, he has won in the Senate, ‘a | claim is confirmed by an act of Congress of the 18th of name among the mightiest”? This project, how- | April, 1814, prescribing the manner in which certain cer- ever, “is wholly out of the question, and must | ticates shall bo iss and certain surveys made. if not be theught of fora moment,” says aletter from | this be so, the B H laims in Louisias confirmed aiso, by the same act. a high source and unquestionable authority. | § i Maen | acy ak Sos “ Lot well enough alone,” at any rate for a sea | But such a construction is contrary to the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States, pronouncing the ton. Events will shape themselves. Maison Rouge claim fraudulent and void beyond a leagi We observe that <ome ofthe southern journals | aquare ; and it is contrary to ision of the 6 10 deci are specially out of humor with Gov. Marcy, on | court the case of Miner ts. Tillotson, in which Ji account of the course pursued by him, under in- | ment was rendered in favor of tke defendant, and against structions from the President, towards General the vulidity of the Houmah graut to the extent claimed. Gaines. In all candor, how ‘could Gov. Marcy | Zhe meinters of the Senate must ha stherwise fulfil his duty to the law and the people, | within the last two yea than by putting it out of the power of Gen Gaines Believing it to be to set Orders and instructions at naught? Gov. | Marcy bas done ali his duty with a zeal and an | energy that does him honor ; an‘ this, too, in the pier’ teeth of the overwhelming popularity of a nt, brave, but somewhat impetuous veteran | eneral. 4 : Z In Senate. Wasnixatox, Juno 26, 1846. . . . INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS—MR. CALHOUN'S MEMPHIS CON- VENTION REPORT. Mr. Catnovux, from the Select Committee to which had been referred, inthe early part of the session, the memorial of the Memphis Convention, praying the im- Preverseit of the, Wevers waters, and other great mea: | sures for the benefit of the Western States, collateral to | the navigation of the “inland seas” of that region, asked The Srxaxex laid before the House a communication i . from the State Department, giving a statement of the area Instructions from the Committee, to make & | ‘ATresicen seamen registeredin each port of entry of the Ph ;U 1d States, from October 1, 1844, to September 30, Caxwovn, in submitting this report, had afew re. | Unite “aed ’ " P , marksonly to make. The Conventionfheld at Memphis, | 1849, as follows, viz :— ein erecta last summer, was called for the purpose of taking into | ine, Suates: Native. Natuiized. Total. consideration the measures requisite for the develop- | 90 a t ite. 7 Farivar, June 26, 1846, . ‘ . . REGISTRY OF AMERICAN SEAMEN. ment of the great resources of the Mississippi valley a ot the neighboring Western and Southwestern States. "The 09 3,6i7 Committee had net deemed it advisable to discuss all the 153 "155 subjects included in the Memphis memorial. as their con- | 17 1,71 sideration would have made the report too voluminous 440 446 ‘They had selected four or five of the principal measures | 15 15 of tie Convention—and especially that relating to the 4 ae improvement of the navigation of the Mississippi river. | 204 294 | The Committee, upon this point, after the fullest research | a 3 and deliberation, were unanimous in their opinion of the | 45 16 power of Congress over the subject. Tho Committee | 5 5 were also unanimous in their opinion that this power was | “Louisiana 320 embraced in the “power to regulate commerce,” and that rey it extends to all the impediments to the navigation of the ° 8,579 Mississippi, to their removal, &c. The majority of the | t ARRIVAL OF PASSENGERS. Committee were of opinion, also, that the exercise of this | The Sreaxen also laid befere the House another com- wer was confined tothe channel of the river. The | munication from the State Department, enclosing a state- nator from Louisiana (Mr. Barrow) was of the opinion | ment of the numbers of passengers arriving in the United that this limitation of authority was too rigid. Mr. Cal- | States on shipboard, during thelyear onding September houn explained a bill which he submitted as an accom. | 30. 1545, as follows :— iment to the report. The bill is substantially as fol Maine. . sierecaee Towa: ¢ | New Hampshire. It is entitled a bill for the appointment of a corps of en- | Massachusetts, gineers for the survey of the Mississippi river, and for | Rhode Island, , other purposes. i} Connecticut. The first section of che bill provides for a corps of New York. . engineers, two of them to be civil engineers, for the sur- Pennsylvania. . vey ofthe channel of the Mississippi, to be appointed hy Delaware the Secretary of War. The corps to examine the obstruc- | Maryland tions—to report upon their extent and character—the ex- District of pense and means required in their removai—the annual South Carolina. Sppropriations, and the length of time that will bo re- Florida. . quired in clearing the channel completely, and the an- Louisiana, nual amount that will be required after the channel is | opened, to keep it open. | The second section definos-the plan of appointment .of | Males. . the corps of survey—tneir salaries, &c. Females. . .. The third section provides for the graduation andre- | Sex net stated... duction of the submerged public lands, or lands subject | Theso communications were ordered to Jay onthe table to inundation, on both shores of the Mississippi. From and printed. the first January, 1849, to the Ist January, 1951, these | THE TARIFF BILL. submerged lands shail sel! at $1 per acre—from 1891 to | The House resolved itself into a Committee of the 1855, at 75e ents; from 1665 to 1369, at 80 cents; from | Whole on the State of the Union (Mr. Comp in the chair,) 1859 to 1863, at 2 cents, and after 1393, the residue tobe end resumed the consideration of the bill reducing the ceded to the States in which such lands aro situated. duties on imports, and for other purposes, Sec. 4 provides for the repesl of certain law Mr. Cuase, of Tennessee, said that in order to relieve | these lands may be effectod, relating to taxa the producers from thei he was in favor of lay- | same. ing the heaviest duties on luxu ind the lightest on | Seo. 6 makes it the duty of the Secretary of the Trea- necessaries. He was for ad valorem duties, as the fairest sury, to cause an estimate to be madeof the value of such system, and was opposed to minimums and specific du- lands, &e. _ », _ ties, because revenue was, by this means, collected from Mr. Catnoun moved the second reading of the bill, the assumed and not the teal value. He occupied his and thatit be mado the special order for Monday two hour by advocating the bill before the committee, readin; weeks |_| various extracts, to show the beneficial results which Mr. Barrar was sorry that the Select Committee in | would ensue from its passage, Kc. this case had taken up a subject foreign in its character | Mr. Gonvon, of New York to the business of the Me: is Convention—to wit: the | men did, laud the compromise reduction and graduation of the public lands, There not, as other gentle- He believed it was a the father of the act of 1842, called the bill of abomina- from the Standing Committee, a bill now before the tions, for which he voted, not from choice, but from no- nate. providing tor a reduction and graduation of ull the | cess in consequence of the condition of the country public lands. “He suggested, therefore, that the present at that time. ‘The compromise act was a bungling piece iil be laid on the table, and printed for information. of legislation, and he hoped a similar one would never Mr. Cacnoun replied, and expressed the hope that the | be resorted to again. It bankrupted the treasury, and two oases might be made to harmonize, or that the spe- gave dissatisfaction throughout the land. He spoke ge- cial law migut be merged in the general law of gradua- erally of the article of wool, and was in favor of a duty | tion and reduction. Mr. Calhoun suggested, in deference | of thirty per cent, home valuation, on the raw material. | to the call of the Senators around him, the reading of the | ‘The duty on it should be high to produce a large amount report. i | of revenue. Southern gentlemen should not be squeam- | wery.—Will it take a long time ? ish on this subject. We were engaged in a war in the Mn Catnoux—It will take about an hour, South, and they should come up to the work to afford | Mr. Atzes inquired if the report was confined exclu- | the supplies. If there was to be any favor shown in fra- | sively to the Mississippi riv: He wished to know how” ming a revenue tariff, the agricultural interest should far the general power of Congress over this subject of have its share. He intended to offer an ameadment, put- internal navigation was discussed in the report. He | ting wool ona fair footing. satisfactorily to himself, and would be glad to haye the reading of the report. he hoped to his constituents. He replied to the remark | Mr. Cacnouw had no objection. The Mississippi and of Mr. Owen of Indiana, that the compromise act saved all its tributaries were fully discussed in the report | the Union from dissolution ; and said that we had no dan. | Mr. Sevien said he would like to have the report read, | ger to fear from nullification—certain individuals, not | y body, butas it would take @ weck—that is, | the Union, were saved by the compromise aat. Null an hour,—and the members would leave their seats a8 | cation had received its quietus ; it would never again | usual, he thought it would be better to lay the report on | year its hydra-head in the South, nor in the North, East | the table and have it printed. ‘ | or West, to disturb the harmony of the States. And in | Mr. Areny suggested that 6,000 extra copies be conclusion he asked the gentleman to have moro confi- Printod. It wasa sulject of vast importance tothe whole | dence in the virtue and stability of the people. west. Mr. Rocxweru, of Connecticut, was for the policy, x, of La., moved to print 10,000 extra. “let well enough alone.” The bili before them proposed ¥ moved the reference of the extra printing | a reduction, not on a few items, but to uproot the act of mittee on the subject. 1842. He would recommend to the consideration of gen- This motion was debated by Messrs. Turney, Allen, | tlemen the Spanish saying, “I was well, wanted to be Speight w \d rejected, 15 to 20. better, took physi¢, and here lam.” The country was Ten thousand copies were then ordered to be printed prosperous, but nevertheless it was to be doctored— for the use ofthe Senate, and the bill was made the spe- whether by purging or bleeding, according to the prac- cial order for Monday two weeks hence, tice of a famous physician, he could not say—at all 3 af events by Dr. Walker, of the Treasury, and those who — ‘ove of the theory. By tho bill of 1842 the mechani- House of Representatives. and not the manufacturing interests, were mainly be- Wasmixoron, Juno 2, 1840, | nefited The profits of the capitalists were not equal to fa the general legal rates of interest. The wages of labor had increased, and the profits of manufacturers had dimi- nished. If it should be asked why they had embarked in the business, he would reply, that they did so witha full conviction that they would make money, as was the case with many others. There no country on earth where labor was better rewarded, and where clothing could be obtained cheaper, than in this. He spoke his hour, and Mr. Bepinoer obtained the floor; when the committee my hand a New York paper, which con- tains a letter from this place, of the 2ist instant, which totally misrepresents certain remarks made by me on Friday last, in answer to an inquiry made by Mralanne- gan, Senator from Indiana. | may have been migunder- . for my friends around me, being of opinion that I Gea bs eT tak tae question, prevented me from say- 20. Dg at I had intended to say. After the vote of the 4 . Senate on the joint resolution relating to the issuing par Foyt Bag thei ene atin ten herd its for the Houmah claim in Louisiana had been an- nounced on Friday last, the Senator from Indiana rose = ¢ rovails hase Sat. he Hanen eeljoenny 6 the and red of me whether | was not interested in the ™Uonprevailed. | ting ee ae heed such report, and that he Pritapevrnta, Jane 27, 1846, nquiry with no unfriendly or disrespectful mo- i iE Anh cienammes a cortelely poten A circular, just issued by Henry OReilly, the con, replied in the Senate to any such interrogatory, ‘factor with the patentees of the magnetic telegraph eon myself, however, thata report system for the establishment of the range between the | in cireulation that | was interested to the amount of ti i several hundred thousand dollars in the Houmah claim, AUante and Mississippi, including the Ohio valley and and that my action on the joint resolution was to be at. te Lake country, contains much information in relation ee tw Peg wel Nd pighly Gratitied that the to his plans for future operations. He says the force em, Tor nom Indiova lad aiforded me anopportunity of ployed in completing the Philadelphia snd Baltimore publicly denying the charge; a charge malo, jude, , Poy F With the view ofimpairing the inlluesce might beceg. | telegraph, is now turned to the AUantic, Lake and Mis- poo te, exercise, from my position, in support of the sissippi lings, from which it was temporarily withdrawn, 3 jation. Now, 80 far irom being embar- Tessed et the question, or from edanitinn that and the arrangements for hurrying the work westward, 1 wes interes in the lands covered by tho Suthorize him to say that the whole of the first sectfon two patents to which the resolution relates, as ata- fnterseoting the New York, Philadelphis, Baltimore, and | ted in the said letter, | distinctly denied having any such Washi | faterest ; and | now repeat that’ ban, ee 4 ‘lightest Washington lines, will be completed to the Ohio river, nal interest in the question. [did say, however, | % Pittsburgh and Wheeling, in four months from the | when | took my seatin the Senate the session be: first of July. One-third of this first section, one hundred | { | | | Couns, whioh coutained a provision requiring copper wire havi n removed from the link of fort; patencs to sued in favor of the cheiwants to eh pied tise, where it fn f teenporerit used. if | mah claim, whbout submitting thettitle to the decision | The arrangements now on the second, third, of the courts, reby confirming it for upwards of and fourth sections, (between Wheeling and Columbus, 198,000 acres, it been previously couirmed by | Columbus and Cinsisnat!, Giacinmetl esd Louisvitle,) it to the ext@m: ouly of about six thousand acres; , i¢ believed will ensure th letion of the telegraphic | that, believing the sag to be unfounded, | had op: | connection between the Atlante and the Missisetppl be- ES es Dill requiring patents to be fore the close of December next, if the citizens of St. for the Houman claim, although the bill contain , Louis and other places west of Louisville will Promptly ramgg i 3 a tract of land unite a the enterprise, tag forming an associauion, and fur — J ates, which nish the moderate porti of means . The con held within the limits of that portion of the Houmsh | struction of the Lake branch of the routs forking otf from | = for which a patent had not been issued ; that the Pittsburg to the chief cities between Buffalo, Detroit and | trast of land was of but little vale, and tuat 1 had Chicago, will be influenced by the desire which may be yey ry fen Fee youre oe | do not now | pe gn ine eed pabecoeats fi partici- dollars per acre.— ting in telegraj Nercourse wi d} iti. value of that tract of land, however, { was inte. bn ma hacever te Tight ing line” ‘extends its, rmyetle 1 eee and not in opposing Wat bill, which ‘the Houmah c’ 5 80 Wat, on that | ir. O'Reilly fs also the ral agent of Mesers. Ro- Seraaty ent lat ie | aay er ze leagueand other mombers of the Senate at the ime.— | ‘trom the ‘rownury’ departinent éonn | i = | Wseued trom voasury department. In ¢onnection Cay Ruwronr, June 26 {Oflce ofthe Herald and et we from Cher , ara, fro johas; for Freer from Albany. for Fall | Nanrvcker, Ji Philadelphia; 25th—1 bs Boyane, Phiaciphe Jom 27—Arr barks Venezuela, Dill, from from N ork’ brigs Mot genera! edoption of the ith the magnetic telegra Arrived, = SMe Piatt sed ft a \nseiLLes—Bark Elizabeth—~Miss G Hill, Miss P Fena- rteKxpam—Brig Harmonie—3 Goldumin, Mr Goldumin nations ‘archam; Ni sloop Aun B coast—an object important in peace x orwar. In peace it would aid in securing many advanta- | Houmah clam for which a patent has got issued, and ne- ges and averting many losses to the i and in war it would give instantaneous intelligence con- ile de: ns against our shores for the Collector male commercial world, fC for th Picsouer of ths. | cicettin patnen aia ane all classes treated, and incontinently of Congress or not ; for the present Secretary of tho / ship of this port, has given great satisfaction to all c! “ 5” of sgins’sedu- TTeasury has rescinded the order made by Mr. Bibb, on | of our community, and his confirmation is looked for with conclude that the “ rudimans” of Smuggins’s edu y I — tiom of the Postmastership of notwithstanding the House of | this city was auch as to satisfy all parties. and in his pri- their last session, passed a joint | vate life he is irreproachable. He has labored for many gins shall get | resolution (which was read three times, passed, and sent | yoars to induce the general government to grant a dry dock for this port, and but for the squabbli be issued for the said lands, and notwithstanding the Se- | to the description of dock, would satisfaction of seeing his eforts crowned with success. About $6000 of counterfeit $10 notes on the Stonin ton Bank, were yesterday taken from a counterfeiter nest in the western part of the county. Four thousand dollars of the same description of money have been taken East, for the purpose of putting it into circulation. | None of the counterfeiters have as yet been arrested, Progress which will perhaps a Fore! ima) , Lermond: in Eastport 8 rations. rent & Bro—"8 Deraismes Collis—17 A E St Dumoulin—1 W H Mann Fanferrot & Dulac—i2E B | Mi San Beeket & Lorat— t—1 F Cheriot—1 C Cot- arrie—2 H Rip- 1 ‘ourey—2 order Wi John T Farish—5 Lewis & Cohen—2 D A | Bret—7 Martin & Lawsou—1 Spies, Christ & co—1 D ! Lr need a FT ged L ‘lin! F Sheldon & co—é a &eo—l y & Colvill & Fleming—2 Deraismes schs Lodi, Thompson, from Lubec fachias; Rechabit i Nickerson, from Boston, Nash, from Nor- St Helena, Wasgatt,from Errickson, Smit! Poland, from Eastport; jetsey, Mason, from ew York: Baltimore, Seavy, from =< & co—20 Ceteret & ‘& co—3. Moran ‘oung & Ellis—t , & co—4 Mortimer Sheldon & co—3 E Baker 1 8 Cochran—1 CW Cho- & co—t Lane, Lawson & co LL, June 2 Lenity, Boston. bark Burse,'N York; Select. Fall June 2—Arr schr Oscar C Norfolk; sloops Volant, Williston, Ron Jolin & Helen, Drinkwater, jehols, do; 20K Rantoul, Dut measures are now in lead to their detection. | “Phe Independent Greys, Capt. Laws, of Baltimore, in- | tend visiting this city on the d, and remain until the 7th of July. ‘Two of the bhoys, named Moran end Loughlin, yes- | terday escaped from the van on their way to ‘loyai sing prison, by forcing out a panel in the rear of the The driver was unaware of the fact until he ‘They had been detected in of store windows, first cutting out the | Baker & Bra mar—3 Paton & co—9 F Sheldon inger—1 Milton: WeeWH Batt econ G el lane ANG Dele ber & Dambman--t E Bossange—2 Theaoii Lydia luglis—4 tachaise te in Kcoml A Seiguette & ‘Allen, Nev Gutehell, from Baltimore. Sailed, June 21—Arr barks"Ge. got into the prison y iH leton, Thomaston. Saled, schr Zenob' Fauche—! Foutai ‘& co—5 Moran Terel & Ed. Dubois—1 Sutz Freree—1 Cotteuet & co—1 KF Fredler—2 Schrage, Koope co—12 James Dunnett~14 Benkard & Hutton—1 Hi Kalm—2 KR T Magnin & Guedin—5 E Fabrequettes, Morm—6 Petor D it of $150,000 | t Philadelphia, | F isle ‘ diamond : y | It is reported in the city this morning, onthe faith of a | gentleman just arrived from Wi committee of the Senate had r the navy appropriatiot for the erection of a floating ,000 for a dry dock at Pensacol are to be adopted by the commi ington, that the naval | ved to introdu mn bill an appropri : ile, (Br) New Edinburg; schrs pin te: cher seat i Cvune 2—Are Fa Scratton, Vance, Phi N York; Monsoon, Moslonde American Eagle, Marden, do. York. ygttevile Green, Bal- i ly, Oxnards- NH. Mary aLeM. June Iciope, Pednick, D Montant—1 C R CF & Frelin— Fiedler—6 Gatt F Meyer—t W 8 Ph » Maijlard e iges, Jenkins & co—6 Nevins & com1 J W r & ray—1 do—1 C_F Follambee—7 R & H J Mai, 2A Sagout—15 Bourry D Hermois & co—2 Beeri & Breese—2 & co—7 WH Coler—10 Sachatse & Fanche | 2.1L & B Curtis & co—3 C Sto May—6 F Schmids & Andreal—2R Heminger & col C.F A witter—1J C Allis) cid, Sarsh Ben Delaware, Elhott, Havana; Scio- s, Me; J D Joues, Grifing, New 10 she. ’ A ‘ e £3—10 shs Farmers’ and Mechanis’ Bank, 43; brig Larch, Gray, Trin! By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Beuar, Banjamin F Loversug—9 Cert Satfeay & com? Sy, A Warfftein—3 Schroder Beyser—t DA Brett ena ar Comwell) Haight & co—l6 Allen, Hagen & eo Ciffany. Young & Gurdoo<il WV Peynesia cues liquor B D Hesto oa bl 'wine,C Bentgen-t cask do G Bishop, jr—30 pl it & Favre—2 Morane & Freliv—2 G Hessenberg— L. Crothere—3_ F Ch E Sippold & co! L & P Groshobz—U4 G Hi & Harisson—3 trunks to ft 128 cks 460 qr do 100 biskts 5 bs corks PA Briethaup & Chua—25 E Fiedler inJ Wolfe—2es | Ri i SECOND Bosno—2 shs Girard Bank, Bank, 107; 100 Lehigh interest, iajvon Rouge, aud other large gi) tendo, als To}: 100 He = a pod State 5's, 69a; | MoRE, June 27—Arr Battimone, Juno 27, 1846. rs Arictes Sterliny Riots among the Firemen—Mezican Privateering—" Crim Con”—Fine Weather, After a long season of peace and quiet. we have had | another grand riot between two of our fire companies, the Independent, and the New Market. On Thursday night, they kept up a running fight with pistols, brick- | bats, and clubs, for upwards of two hours, putting at defiance the police and watch forcesof the city. The New Market succeeded in driving off the members of the Independent from their vuction, which they pro- ry d to demolish after the most approved manner, were highly successful in completing their work. Seve- ral arrests were made, but the parti ‘esterday on bail, which is about the last that will be » Atwell, peniettes: Packet, Thatcher, di more, ugusta, Vinson e House. A female in attend ite De an eR Eg mays ter hima MEDICAL NOTIC ke. ii Dr, Gregory, th, from New $300 Weliscsarntaieec sees iin, has dlaconcred : "ender ¢ Boston; schra Wm A\ he Be all froin Boston: Mary, Tree Inmpton Roads, ship Soace of two digs. ‘The receipt ertara k Home, Wr gate, from Teatrictions, for $900, Patieuts will be charged from $5 to $18 chs John Simmon: Samera, Dunbar, from Be ‘ustoms—50 tons Mansertie+—Bark je. bound to Richmond. dune 27— Arr brigs Delayenre, Borden, Fall PB Burton Ander m—Brig Harmonie- ‘itte—10 cs madder 15 were discharged’ hs Jew, Dennis, Ames " Harreman, Boston; A W-Gieun, Shule, Boston lewburyport; Liberty, Sleight, N st Cambridge; Fxpress, 81 MARITIME HERALD PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 28, th, New hip | ‘The rumor from Kingston, Jamaica, that Mexican pri- rance, and are doing a ite a panic among our jigence from that quarter * Ore. i d, with hn ‘Gil explained, with a comprehet re, a thriving business, has caused shipping merchants. Luter inte! will now be looked for with excitin ‘The Crim. Con. case, formerly noticed, on Fell’s Pi has flashed in the pan. The: children, “wrapped themselv may truly be said to have ‘ PHILOSOPHY OF WORMS those of fall | fe’ | Nery much ar re gone home like ANY YOUNG PERSON! habits, or who indulge in rich noyed by the appearance of bli | nose, on the upper grains of Lond nad Cleared. ‘written themselves down (late bark) Ronaldson, Stotesbury, Hamburg, Schmidt Faber, Hampton Ron ‘Tikiob, St Croix, Alsop ard, (Br) Williaans, Quebec, (Br) Rigby, Valpai ‘elt, New Orleans G (Swe) Swensson, Gotteabu: Bark Olof, (Swe) Almgren, Antwerp, W, Wei tanzas, Bo: in sing, Batavia, T& J Br ch, St Thomas, H Southmayd & Son. o} resembling frames in his offi are now enjoying genuine June weather, and no ‘The thermometer stands in a seasonable posi- dh country is progress- @ had in abundance. usual inthe month of June, and, v thing is as Juneish as can be desired. Tuy MArgets.—Floar is dull of sale since the receipt of the advices by the Caledonia. At the clo: i part to be delivered for ave heard of no trausac- eaerally sold at $3 Ship Katharine, Bark Condor, Vi ‘3 ey The supposition, how ted fr it aot Tubricati d from the blood for the purpose of lubricating this overplus chokes up the mE ia the avr edheres to , ‘This gives the face adirty an Ay pelahghs bus froavenliy poclocs, not only painfal, bu stonsion of the pores ceuses inflam 4 days. The only certain remedy for this affection isto wash the face | DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR cc ty protons pt ade 3 ted Soap, | sing from frauen ganlees ‘of the. passions low: creet youth and thereby ng wah etnisione, and event Shee rand bodily. to iso, Roche & Brothers. appearance, and the remed; ur forthe week comprise 7,180 There were also inspected 102 is Rye Flour, aud 1,153 barrels Corn Meal. Sales of Stocks at Baitimore. Stock Boarv—] have no sales to report at the Stock Board disposition manifested to speculate. Pur- stinent are few, and the general ellers at 993g; 1870's, 9736 bid. Fives of 1870, 80 offered. arm water, and G is also infallible in the removal of tan, freckles, sal stules, ringworm, morphew,. salt fes, old sores, &e. d JURAUD’S Poudre Subtile ion extant that will positivel fa rich and unchangeable black, designed to impart to pal icles should be purchased by procuring them at Dr. Fe- | ih Sarah Wood, Wood, 8t John, NB, Maitland, Comrie 0, Brig Exact, Johuson, Bng Siren, (Br) Cat inwall. Brig J O Kentlidge, ic enya his object being to restore the system, « Savannah, Sturges, Clearman & Co. ireton, NF, Howland (Br) ——, Deal, &c, Barclay & Li- House 5's, 81—buyers Great Fire in Charlestown, Mass. ned oy gd Weare indebted to Adams & Co.’s express for the receipt (in advance of the mail,) of a commu- nication from our Boston correspondent, with the account of an extensive fire at Charlestown, yes- terday morning. Bingham, Richmond. * Thorn, Sandford, Wilmington. Sehr Ellicott, Cole, Baltimore. Schr Richmond, Gil Schr Page, Chambei «ight Phoebe Eliza, Schr Sarah, Eldrid, Schr Theo Freling Schr Erie, Field, ‘Schr Louisa, Po: ret, Boston, and of lain, Boston. sborn, Alexandria, Sturges, Clearman PRIVATE BY DI N CERTAIN DISEASES, in whi t - convenient means of cure are stated in the plainest possi- ble manner (the prescriptions u: without reserve) n scription of several innocent disorders, frequently taken for venereal, which afford a wide fiel tortions and deceptions of a well-known boasting Boston, June 27, 1846. ryant, Richmond. Great Fire in Charlestown—Destruction of Quimby's Dwelling Houses, §c. A fire broke out, about one o’clock “this morning, in Quimby’s lard oil factory, on Warren street, Charles , town, which, with all its contents, was'entirely destroyed communicated to a dwelling house owned Mrs. Feunall, and occupied by Mr. Silas Crane and likewise totally consumed. The dwelliag house of Mr. Kendall Bailey, next to the i was considerably damaged. The wind be | ing in the right direction to carry the flames from the house, it was finally saved, thou den in the rear was very much i by the firemen in extinguishing the flames. site side of Warren street, the fire commu- nicated to a large house, nearl heirs of John Coffin, from whic! removed. The upper story of tl fore the firemen succeede: 7 DR. opps o sh the best and most Fo BTS . DEBILIEY Rett it) own G tiso a clear and | Lard Oil Factory, Steamer Vulcan, Green and_varied sources of de- ception which exist on this sul ad_on Greenwich stree P.8.—Aware of the o} who obtrade their skill uj c sd Friday. . Schr Nile, Hampton, Belize—and not Rale, as printed. ice $1. (Sent by post, unboun nion in general entertained of those | pon the public (multitudes of whom | are seen in almost every paper), it is considered a duty to ive the following statement, as the ground on which this lit- le book claims especial confidence :— Besides the author's ho oe Mpa Argo, Authouy, from Havre, May 25th, with 6 Bark Elizabeth, Jordon, (of Portland) from Mars 20, with mdse, to G Goulard. of Gibraltar, spoke brij i ‘hitmore, from Plermo for Boston. Passed Gibraltar in ith 100 sail of vessels, having beeu wind bound April 29, end Gibraltar Ma; May 7th, 20 miles. eastwat rank as Graduate of Edinburgh, &e.— | + the “Domestic Guide to Medicine,” | tency, premature and total decay as passed’ through several edition: ration of sia, on the Epidemic Cholera, from the most eminent physi erica, as Sir Astley h Mr. Bailey’s fine gar- ured by being occupied new, belongin; Bauma, 40 days from Rotterdam, | the tenants ha ouse was ruined, be- ring the flames, and mer, Sjoberg, 41 days from Bremen, with 458 ikhart. June 12, lat 42 30 N, lon | spoke Bremen brig Magdalena, from Bremen for N mr2i lmos*r ify of eminence in the | ville ; the son of Mrs. J. t, afflicted $ years, | dence 171 Mean; bette scutes oie ve, been id wi the last thirteen weel ¢ afflicted are invited to call and have their cases examia ed, and advice given free of é 0 medians fe fully in boxes, for trensporte tion, with full directions. Prices per box $9, $17 and $24. Single bottles, with neces) sary medicine, © Dag 1VANS & HART, oe ipal Office 184 Grand street, New York. HOUR BOOK. UST PUBLISHED—The “Idle Hour Book,” containing F} 300 pages, with 600 eugravings—price ouly ‘37 cents—re- jete with fun. mar Comie Almanacs, for 1997, five in number, will be is- ‘They will be the best ever got up, and cheap atthat. Specimen numbers seut by. wel, Th i tion their peter vet) of ty vorvoun Sada of Chilara’y : jooks, Primers, se.,. together rage iy intere HORNER & FISHER, 1 Chatham st DUANE wert a scien si ) \< ", WAKER agent hom Amrerdurss moet reves fcliy tnlorme Iodine aad gestlaoen whe anes | their paride, at ie has conscantly and che fellowing uw a apes te jin jars, | Hlowerbottlos, cake and frait dishes, of great beauty’ and the ality ; old * D1 iy er"udttn” ile When? Bide alt Be Ste ey | SSNUIUY ould Scie tact of ga? vane | Bays tich carved fuuitures of tbe, time’ of Louis SIV com: hairs, and cabi sche oi suting of chairs, arm cl | porcelain tables,’ or wash staids, |, and } coll ci co or te tt lean sehsols, Mr, would also ane ‘Arr schr Oscar, Jones, N York. Cld | tion of strangers visiting this city to examine this ad. cent collection. Orders taken to import ancient oil paint of my mnie of tee Busch asd Blemish schools, wattle tatuary, furni jescription, ancient | $erus diferent Grasches, and everything, thet to the antiquary line. ~ mvl3 im*rre ! DR. HULL'S AND ABDOMINAL SUPPOR: oe rope and America. 5 di id, ans of curing a certain pease be te fora perfect cure. Further information may be tad at No.3 nosevelt street, New Vork. Je% were OCTOR F, woe aL gas , ae 196 Fal Disnreret ew ork, author of * late Fablicance, om racing lowing subjects, viz ;—Matrimony, le and Sterility, suatomoally, physiol teallyvacd nda of ‘Stricta: an bi wd stigating the pathology of the vario Pe slionl cnr dinloma jaburg and Philadelphia ; also, ‘State of Louisiana, are suspended in large 196 Fulton street. | donree from the | | Persons at a distance euclosing $1, can have = of his aubstce frtraden | Jute'work, accompanied ‘with oue which embraces all diseases ey are | incidental to females, . H. Faweett, gccnsioned | | All letters pre-paid, and addressed to Dr. H. Fawcett, 196 Fulton street, will receive due attention. igh is separa: ihe Phe dust MEDICAL ADVICE OCTOR LAMERT is still confidently at his old office, €3 Gold street, between Puhoe ana Boatman (on all diseases of a delicate mature his treatment ud id judicious, requires + restraint in Rindrance frou Business pursuits eases cured in'3 of firmed impotency, engage the Dr.’s strictest of. all ‘ “ericrt Hg eda requeniyonsting without the jeast awarg, sometime: Trent of uniaitiated medicaPhreven siore sued Soeaete id | neglect of the parties, themeclves are, by the Dr. ‘otoctsally cured, without pain oF inconvenience. "The Doctor being vette jt enclosing a fee, imnm and medicine, wil vice, sent toapy part of the Beice ee Gold terest, Open from 8 A. M. to 9 FP. M. KS? NCE, OR Ni cat | This celebrated ind powerful remedy happy effect in the practice of the most emi surgeons in the British Empire, Franee and A Pama id for the ex- ‘kable were the that the late ing class of the 1 er extremities, lassitude, noc confusion of ideas, loss cf memory, dimmeas Of vision, pain in the hend, vertigo and lunacy, a Cial intercourse, tim Tfafstrast, and love of solitude. Hundreds of cases of sudden decline or consumption may be baneful practices. Young men in the country, where these solitary tent; and those, the whole was completely drenched with water. inthe care of Hon. Benjamin Thompson, mem- ber of Congress, whose wife is one of the heirs’ to the UCINA CORDIAL, on THE HE great and ELIXIR OF LOVE. | reasing deman werfal remedy throughout the British mpi dand prescribed by. the | tThysicians throughout the civilized world as | sovere’ cure for Incipient Cousumption, Barren , mi er cy, Lucortheea or Whites, ‘Gharucted aufieule or painful } a tion, incoytinence ot rine, or involun y discharge thereof, and forthe general prostration of the esult of inherent causes, or produced by hadow of doubt that t too delicate a nature, hun the unrivalled efficacy of the Lucina al, as leets, iacalarices in ¢ ae juppressions, (or the re most every disease to | Way, A human organization is B Hanoverian galliot brig Amal Antwerp, with passengers, to Br brig Vanguard, Card, 12 di Schr Cophoron, Hartshorn, 3 days from Bergen Iron Works, with iron, to J W Brick. : Schr Meohanic, Roberts, 12 days from Machias, with lum- Hoggins, 12 days from Machias, with lumbe: Muggenborg, 52d: Weisser. from Windsor, with plas- ‘Two or three nice houses, belonging to Mr. Coburn, deputy sheriff of this city, were very considerably da: maged, but were finally saved by the persevering and energetic exertions of the firemen. The burning of the oil factory and i made a most Drilliant illumination, whic! two hours, It lighted up the city of Boston in splendid le, and was the most imposing spectacle, in the shape jon, that I have seen for a great wh ile. It rained quite hard during a portion of the time that the fice was raging. This wasa fortunate circumstance, for the oil factory was surrounded by wooden buildings that would have caught instantl; drenching rain. The firemen o: Chelsea, were promptly on the spot, and their exertions, inconjunction witn the Charlestown fire department saved the town from a wide-spread and destruct: Some difficulty, enced in obtaining an adequate supply of water— How the fire originated is not known. It was pretty | well under way when discevered The amount of loss and insurance, | am unable to gi ten very early in the morning. Sales of Stocks at Boston. or Boarn, June 6—1 , Franes Inch time only can efface. ‘Most eminent phy It has long been w lasted forover | “sci Gen Warren, Holmes, $ days from Thomaston, with aster. J Marlin, Hard, Vii Schr Hearietta, Hickm: Schr Mary Anu, Schr Home, Anderson, Dela Schr Two Brothers, Be Schr Emily Bowae, F Pehr Amanda Ovhel Schr Increase, Farre true, and were not ould testify to cific for had it not been for the joston, Cambridge, and yerse,) Prolapsus U which the most delicate from Havre, with passen- | for any thing short of tha while in all other disease rey or chronic, it will be found a safe and sovereign » tle tonic, operating racing the whole s) ‘Bremen brig Magdaline, 46 days from Bremen, with 87 pas- ‘Brig Geo M Soule, of Halifax, Refused apilot. Schr Chappell, of Steuben, 9 days from Machias, with lam- r “Also, 3 brigs—unknown. a 6 aerally upon secretive organs ant tem, Without so stimulating any function as to produc and bracing the whol ction as to produce sul the contrary, it seems to act in perfect harmony with ture, and does vot create a tempora renewal of the natural energies fully convince the parc! of far | certain private disease ii as this letter is writ- uent relaxation stimulating any Pilot boat Phantom passed mship Great Western on the 26th, at 11 A M, off Nantucket Shoal stauding east, with all Eastern Railroad, 11014; mm RAK, 1005 25 Long | d Re 0 ee Wdo, 58g; w Woe RR, s10d, 5845 90 do, 584; taser of the truth of all we have’ ax | Patients by this See Misccliancous seovord. OF Packet ship Garrick, Capt Trask, for Liverpool, is de- tained until to-morrow, at 10 o’clock. OF* We are indebted to the Savannah Georgian for a slip | removed to No, 44 Nassau street, in the by Bos- 90 North Sixth De R COOPER, 14 Duan: as. Seott, Washingto iv ilder; Louis. | mereary or hindrance from ho ot ma few days. .A precti if ver the most obstinate strict N. Linthacum, Geo Sanford & Perks, Cin (9 The schooner sank at the back of Cape son in any of the above named places. nen. Nanset and Chatham, is believed to be the L: which eld at Boston 13th inst, for Philadelphia. New York, Saturday, June 27. Asnxs—Pote are selling at $3 50 0 $3.56}; and Pearls _NO MERCURY OR GOPAIVA. R. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY, isa domestic preparati Scum Wave, of and for Boston, from_Philadelp! reported on Block Island, was sold Her cargo, 128 tons coal, sold for $170. (Gi Afore and aft schooner from Providence ( nore, for Philadelphia) run on morning, stove a hole in her e Captain went to the city in sel to right her. age, Me, 22d inst, a fine brig of She isto be commanded Bax apsturrs—There was a slight inactivity percepti- ble in the market to-day, but there is still a fair inquiry, and much might be sold for the Eastorn market, but for Prices are firm at our of yesterday, say $412 a $4 18} for Genesee; for Michigan—the latter figure for primo brands. ern, Georgetown and Howard street, $4.8 $4124. No- thing, however, doing of any note; Wheot is in good de- nd for export, at 98¢ a $1, and scarce. slightly advanced; some sold at 67 cents. with a fair inguiry—White Southern is worth 62 n 63 Yellow, 51 a 52cents. Cottox—The market continued quiet to-day, the sales | only reaching 500 bales. Holdors are firm, an ferent about operating. We refer to our quotations :— Livenroot Cuassication. no balsama, no mercury, or any other miners fant to the ante. Certalu syphilitic complaints, . a few days, if the taken'as directed. Sold, rea medicine i | | Dolphin at Sabi bottom, fell over and fill | the afternoon, to procure Lacyenen—At Brewer Vi called the Allston, Retailed at Drug, Stores Hart's); 511 comer of 69 and 114 Broadway, et; 100 Division, ‘eet; 16% Division, corner of Walker street; 381 Monroe street, near Walnut; Adams and Fulton streets, Brooklya. m6 Tm*m. ear pri Corn is scarce, Spring street; Bowery, corner of. Canal street; Hudson, corner. of 8pri jpoken, Brig Metamora, from New York for Mobile, 19h inst, lat come sebeer Idridy Whalemen. _Arrat New Bedford 26th, ship Cambria, Harding, from Par om ew Bedford 25th, ship Geo Howland, Pacific and mm Provincetown 21th, schr Grand Island, Cook, At- 'aiN from New Londo ‘At Maui, Ssrel ROAKE’S IODINE ‘LINIMENT ed to be the only artile that. will per | Piaints, attends for consultation 8 universally ad form all thatit is represented to do. It has ease of the Spine or Hi Joint, Eruptions of the Ski that it would stagger ate lief if they could not be table persons who wants only to be tried, to satisfy the Virtues of this most excelent re! Imre foreign Ports. Aurca, Peru, about March 20—In port, brig Canada, Char- jusnatra), Feb 1—In port, ball, Bostom Sept 5—arr on the coast Russell, was on the coast, nearly the ouly’ American vessels on the loaded, bound ro Antw REWARD.—Cross’ cure of Gonorrhaa, Gl gous complaints of th at discovered for the above compl tam. It makes 0 of diet, drtak, o it'the brigs Cambrian, Specifie Mixtw Louisa Welsh, i Strictu: Ps. The wheat crop in Marylan# is now being harvested. Some complaint is made of the rust and scab, but it is sup- the yield gengraliy willbe a a fair one. ys that thore fell at Greenville and ring on Sunday and Monday of last vier showers of rain than have ever been seen | by any of the inhabitants. Much inj ly done to the crops of wheat, a g beon washed off after it had been reaped Mr. J. M. Cureton, had reshet in the stream which runs The lerandria Garetie of Wednesday, information from the Potomac region of though the Wheat has partially suffered stances from the late bad weather, the crop, upon the whole, will be a tolerably fair one. The Northern Neck has possibly suffered most.” jamais falter; Noble, Deming; Thomas, Leland; sehr J 'Waiuwrght, Kemp. Fort Mania, uo dato—Bark Chesapeake, 4 il, foe N, Ottean ke, set ing lospital are S 3 icine does not speak was consequent- Our object is to mi deal of it having Free, id, brigs Swan, Bray, to be brought, which the mixture Thi Will not rapidiy eure, under a forfeiture of $500. awopt away by a 1 thre his far ,,,Tarlor,, Balti- penton wits 8 pit they. can cure without the posure in the shortest tim ncthey tba Uibeine cannot be coupreneed, It aoe i rections. accompany isa week, which generall re cured intwo days. For sale,_ bi jes He Ring, 198 h gland, Pendleton, corner of Jobn street, Ni }, 133 Washington sti jeans, and 95 Main stree M. WISE, OPTICIAN, srl the publie in self in this city, at Foreign ©. 9—TI t pric fore Who last, there was pending ja that body abill which and twelve miles, between Philadelphia and Harrisburg, | pcdpaleatioloeat tL hegre Ma eal gine Iiyehe Purported to be a bill for the adjustment of all the large will be put in operation within the month of July, with | rates noted in my | land claims in Louisiana, by the United | substantial iron cond, to insure stability—the imperfect | Business in the ex r by the bark Paez, on the Ist inst. ting line has become less active, as 0 of coffee, indigo and ip yand we ist until October or November next. Krvestos, (Jam) May 25—There are many ¢ ss the market for American that heavy supplies of Bread it way hitherward, of that kind calou- | jut in our already well su; cause. Another is, that our Picks, Paina 40; Jerome, Parker, N York. ads, ship Persia. Bri 215 Relow. brig Uzardo, ater portion of the cai dong of es WAY, pam oentaass C4 le of Per ) ee such es have beea operated upon dull season, at "| Mhabled to det | sons with weak e} greatly benefit an Gee ian atte fo deta jd, and Caroline, , Jame Ag sche Pern, Hart, Turks rome ibid ship 100 bbls. Philade |} Ubls. at 228; for oes Halifax Mackerel 20s. Mackerel is decidedly more 250 298; for Corn Meal ditto, 780 little or nodemand. Two cai for boxes, and 16s. for cask. faverley, Smith, Liverpool; boxes oy ald’sat7d. Pilot Bread | Bread 18s., with but a dull demand. If there are many the coming month, | look for a ge- the tightness in the money 1 look for trouble among our business mon.— ladelphia U.S. Gaxette in prices. Fro1 | Bolliances have not been Productive of thoae ta ‘a . f fT treats of an ii it ject to t you would be relieved ey thove mumpd evil Testored to manly vigor, delay not to procure . ‘nd full duclosurés which accompany the te ‘are hi eben erate $2 pet bot- ig ney befor should a few bottler of this cordial: winveh will Ge Tousd mineadly | Hereiceale ava warm and « debilitating climate, where these | ge are greatly aggravated, and the system rapidly | cays, id, wholesale and retail, by J, O, Fulton street, | Lamp Beare, Sen peiding Now Yorks a | “tA The | ai ldiny ‘The “ Cordial” will be forwarded to of the city or coustsy by addressing as above, post paid, Tount oe closed. , for sale by Dr. Wadsworth, 45 North Main. ga video "iss Wash iz ee Boron 3 No. 4 Broad- ny; , Utica, N.Y. The salted A etter port paid, set New York rartiaseets ice throun 4.6 ima’ The MEDICAL AID. the | R. GREGORY, No.3 Roosevelt street, has made are- far cent and valuable discovery, by which means he cures perfectly, (without me hi tnd from a neredioly once ot iy days. To Phvsician This great result has at length permanent | rited reward of many years’ ex; insed will | the duties of his profession, 0 0 The poor will be treated on the Z vee a street Ha fevicen all give bier a cell ‘W. Clark, No. 16 NO QUACKERY. ¥ g s q ‘1 ean eveitite . are thoroughly cured by m0 | | charge. composed entirely of r ote— | Physician and surgeon je26 er Plew | READ THE FULLUWING ADVERTISEMENTS COLLEGE OF MEDIGINE AND PHARMACY, 9% NA! ‘REET. mepicaL, ADVICE PRIVATE DISEASBb. 'E MEM' New York College of ied ay ior the supprescicn ontinue to direct Particular attention to private nature, and cam confidently promise to irfug medical treatment, a safe and permanent cure dnjury to the coustitution confiement trom asimecs, amount ing and time may be thas bers of the College, for mauy years connected wi the privel oapitals in Uarope, tor the care a ‘Terms— Advice Medi PORTANT TO 0 in the country, and pplication, ex ba i'medieine fequia eis cave explicit, traction, and treatm: closing $5, post pais rican, Pee ae Mowetned Basinves. “Yintce $1 per ree cet ete paisa ava ats comm caealy estenie ‘vereet, ”™