The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1846, Page 3

Ps, a | vil ‘ocean judged in the inte Fair at Sow compontense ecaped wipes ee REMOVAL, ie wal heii F 3—TIRE, | A Jy CUNNINGHAM hus removed his stock of Watches, Mending, ke., done ju the Store A, fall assortment of every constantly om hand, and | Zi Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Vinted and are, (row YOUNG & JONES, 4 Ann s ma secel 72% Be view stores) oopose eet | Nenr the American Museum, New jez7 ATACAP, 392 Broadwi Gale. 8 aidan avocteies from. S sent ~ Rehctne | Quick sales and small profits, is our motto. jy2 eodét* re ae ERY. ground and fitted; Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Music Box. | PANAMA, MANILLA, CANTON AND CANA- Tag teres he 4 ey ina the Pal Public fiat ene ll reumued and warned = | THE U pe = ys pa nrge assort q ey and the whale, of thes i «| PAPER MANGING. | SOL TEE, Undersigned tan on hand «hares tesortmant of : oa LE REE, ESE de oa ds ety | SP & BROTHERS, S ne gpened Nc Tpoaeters | igi RUBERTSON, ks ith an alley of 120 feet in @om he cages will be | lew York city « ‘ulton si sient 10 eet eet ttans of tee toaheee zak cy any hiner ahemept, world respectiully | ATER-STONE'S IMPROVED PREMIUM pa dd citizens of New. X Pwr. rest eemrcig smut, Ae yal gk heats Bn ee engi eornent fl | te mestr oni Teena nv, elanty bt pariy his Fal GiNGs, re Board Prints, C ‘vei etable and ant matter, animalcu- oe lp NATIONAL poLigE OAZESTE, Rte asm . a = Ni aracaew ih 8 eit & AUCTION NOTICE. | jews | | Pee ks —This Davia at 10 o’clock, at 35 Aun st., 'e cents. * Tables, Dressing reordiaary character, and among | Beseune, Iugh post and vivench ‘Bedsteads, as, oo Adtsse: oaniae, is Westen and maple C ure, rset leut rockers, Lousge Hinotone, roAns, + th his trial, the ‘charge of the | frum boardite howse. dactiee pid cee quarap Rational jArticles on the important subjects of Cond { Sieek shove ea Ages Cases,” Map Racks,” 4, Jmprivonment of Witnesses the Rights of | Pric ches, Kitchen urniture, Be pene the Estate of Jeck Ri the celebrated. of Bocger on | Little, More Policy ofa witha zeceat ‘Taff of | : | TCLUZEAU, Auct oct Articles, exposing the hort «Bak ke deeded acrot | GIGNOR VIFO VitTS vate Sale of Val ; ie }», Girans wa ea ae nce inert Parry and Joha rte & BUCLUZERE will eel on of the acts that led Sordoska! at the Apollo Rooms, 410 Broad } and valuable eallection of Hralian Marble and Al Sta comprising the last collection Vint, pe Prior to his departure for Italy, I be pe mprorily sold for cash, fot bl wbiatal Ae Acts ofa Spaniard, named Antoi g Foca Sears, upon a gislaNon vito Clocks, te whole st whick will ‘NB yo the colleetion wilt many pe. ‘Adel Conspiracy of | artistical execution, such as never before exhibit. i 1° upon Horatio | * i] found worthy the attention of amateurs and jen, | ss one fading the attempt to murder Mrs. | logues will be ready, and the articles can be examined Reif, at Islip, Long ‘stands 'N ‘ew Counterfeits, Thefts, Rob- during the day and evening.’ 4030 2teodis®m deries, Swindling, &e. &e. jy2 du 76) 7 me | THWEST COPPER MINI | |G COMPANY. situation asa general N& tiee is hereby given that on Monday, July 201 Hh ate family. Good cit Gelock noon, the Trustees will proceed ‘ar the office, references can be given. Apply at st West Broadway. at West street, to aellto,the highest biuder, all the stock of oor: ya tere said co) hich assessments iu due and id. © pra yn ———- ents remail unpai L. 8. HART, New York, July 1, 1815. jy? 2ti ae oe abt D DE MEYER’S A’ i. UR DANSE DI DU PSERALL, Just published and for xale if slstre SCHARFENBERG & LUIS, 961 Broadway. “WANTED, A SITUATION by a youn woman as Cook 0} ‘and make herself’ generly useful iu a pri e best of city references may be had 17 West Broad wav. WANTED, i A fem FEW segtive, Younes Men to go ‘South or Wert, to act as | y = at abare eats capeasee, Wal eetaad a teas A GREAT ATTRACTION | fie ater at thon Steaitr of sleaiea 8 yen Q, THE LOVERS OF ICE CREAM—Krom Logest ca aan arnt wilt na taceie ei F geloy willy, doubt Se sasens tiene OF ill antics, neh strict. Tt will be necessary tor them to ha foe to thin ‘ood fitt at. App! BE Be rstitines Beans up pee of our Union. All letters must be post paid. | THE AMAZON | wics, | | | Genre non Real Heads of Hair, being the latest and \d M greatest improvement. in the manufacture of Wigs aud | ps; and the subscriber is tmppy in being the firstto intro- | | anac thembaeeen titer anche ceed ‘and temples to | iN Farm, twelve miles west of subscriber proposes to furn at Saloon, No. 5: road y, an article warranted to be \ pure cream, asample of which some of the citizens tasted, prouounce very superior. subscriber will | fa, hotels; Boarding houses, private familie ladelphia, T! ews of jew. York, ih to the c wg aS ae sre JONATHAN’D ABRAHAM. | say hel ht, a point a wie ing never before a DK. POWELL, OCULIST, AURIST, fit on the head by a me al contrivance eutiely new they AM OTRAAU LA AURGEON. teiaren unin Ry muelna aaah Ave Lo ReRhd etdines a5 Deked tne reeset Wee ving sans Copy the adden, i ebeaie ce htt treet PHALON, 61 Broadway, Orth in, Seonpes a of the ‘Tear Passage, Cataract, and | je26 Iw*re Globe Hotel. under tnaaon' races Hecet, Ons 8 treated with sree atentian and success, THE ONLY GENUINE ca « remeate on cases of ST) US, or Squinting, cured ier ES aye papa | see moored) ARTIFICIAL EYES, of experior | [ANUFACTURED by our Mr. Johnsoh, the, investor, | “STECTACLES slaved to late Johnson, Vroom Fowler, wh holesale and retai Advice to the poor withor Soaps, Essences, and every srdele perraining toa Oifice and Feeidence 361 Brosd@ey—entrance 14 Warren | extensive eee 4 mF, trad iy at less street jy2 eer i rt OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION (OMPANY. shen SUBSCRIBERS to he Capital Stach ived at | 'k oa; Titer Bon an oth Fast tors Period ot Sernper = Extract, Sts per botts. Ls; yeady made, be tothe extent of five fiundred thew ReEEAC TOL: | Be tan paecryesathe Cane to! mebaehan'ta S’cuaes Ok wc E. MILLS, President. | nF omy | “Toun J. Born, See’y p Pro tem. jy! Mtre | Steam Soap Works and Laboratory of. Forfumes, Patent | NOW READY, PRICE iy NTS, Medteines, ue. ke., 21 Courtlandt street, oS Pa once RE TRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, 136 Sprig street, ve re er and Laurens street? i hen oh sy WY, Nal wopla informs hin customers tad the pontic te vemmenl hee FRlenaid gaicion of the! Be ‘egpe oustantly ou hand large supply of fancy and come » Mh Jul: \ wall be Nath allowed to enjoy the | coufertionary ay di 5 » ) Cae bs Family Be ai: ioe VIRTUE, late R. Martin & C Vans and 1 Willer ‘Ware, Brushes, 4 rg i a feseral wirtmee______ aici ieet_ | sepoment of Seine telly Rape in. a Wooden Ware se GENUINE GERMAN COLOGNE WATER. | where. JK HE Undersigned hong Ls salea complete assortment of | ‘he gensine German Cologne Water, manufactured by | John Maria the oldest distiller at Solomne, Put up in BILLIARDS. A Reape BILLIARD SALOON Oue Empire), in clay street, near the Astor Hi wee eae Neat ar te daecd aca ee. Mor sale By the peck | own to chs billiard playing portion of tie chive rophenetal GROSHEIM & CL. APHAM, | informs, his friends, ad billiard plays Sy) stiser Penrlst, | that hehas t and wel ent, where they, will fin rate order sears isi. best Billiard Tables in the city, with ood attendan for Booths around | respectfully all from his friends. | Gentle | ‘on the cho ‘July, cau 00 00 by ape | Parties wishing Dy themaelyes, can have s tab | ph ‘otic’, No. 5 City Hall, betwees the | room to themsely lying ab hy mg at the far, Gentlemen wll ars of fisMaver gic, Nos and 4 and 7 o’clock in | find the bar well s1 eae Beet of amore end segs the afternoon, oa, every, day watil the evening of the 3d of July, | _mv6 tm*r MICHAEL PHEL. bine. mde spirituous liquors will be strictly pro- | PIANO FORTES. “yyhatem JACOB RAMSAY, First Marshal. URCHASERS are invited to call at Chambers? ware-roo! -- BC vA (DING, | No. 38 Broadway, for a superior vee acticle. it No. 255 roster, oppo." ll, where t Soagdecs can be accommodated id respecttul style. ‘Two large rooms, with | Bi pid ne a splendid view. r | York al7 lm*r MODEL OF NEW YORK. ne UNDERSIGNED is now recei Tepresented upou the canopy ae 3 irom one of whi which will be soon completed. ose Descente chy of Recnkiest ree s 10to 30 inches in length, and are aarad for a moderate ew of the Nort Fiser sol ee hilo eee : compensation. They include representations of public build Fina tesstcsre go rooms, will apply without delay — jase, jaces of pee Toy tories, hotels, private resi- ferma reasonable, Every thing which can make aboarder | 4ences, steam Fomfortable, will be administered by the kind hostess, Mrs A ner. Entrance No. 24 Warren st. BOARDING. A FEW GENTEEL BOARDERS can be accommoda- ted with pleas wt rooms. at 152 Greenwich st. A front parlor and te room to jet, furnished or unfurnished. Enquire asabove. Terms moderate. jyl3t®re | BOAKDING IN THE COUNTRY. i C'TIZENS who desire board in the country, will finda pleasant ie en ad, e Bay, with all the fa- | r bathing, b tthe ae Litewarth, about ewe and cha aafesens | jy2 it r of the a ie ce of mp sh of festa i 4 ky Bh eee that he snp reachi it t sueciae fincas: public is respect- | pursued by Mr. » ms truly a course of an'a course of lectures = Jendid steamer Croton le et | on the th ¥, ache o'clock P.M, or Glee Caen ee Market | One Hrnctically useful, amore exact and particular know: : ANN ROPER. | ledge of Bookkeeping is required than ean possibly be impart- _Littleworth, June 22d, 1946, i+23 1w*re_ ed bs hy thfall a ita uc ised in all hin pCOPARTNERSHIP. | the waflous operations connected with n set of partucsing | J HAVG. this day associated with me m business, my bro- | Books, in Opening, Conducting and Closing the same in mak- ther, JOHN BAYLIS. The bu hereafier will be | ing out Trial ices, B Balance Sheets, Accounts, Current couducted under the firm of H. & J. my: BAY | Account Sales, and Pe calculating interest, unt, profits, Neng Baih Se. a senor | Hetee Scomaeth as from actu uae shall the book" | Ss0 3} OF PARTNERSHIP | stituting aset; and if \ persom | capacity, will by © E COP ARTNERSH iu the business of vending | es eotveks ceininta) oma ee Wer th ieee of Balte | Teer Js, acd er sareetore e deat * a aM TA Prospectuses, with terms, obtained at the i 8 from9 A. | a22 Im*rh | jouse.—MICHAEL, so 4 | YoutEn BELDEN. $5 Broutway. | | THIS magnificent Hotel A nadas, and not surpassed by more, nd New ¥ York ‘dissolved ee | Burk be corset Heary Taylor. “Phe er aie | UITABL} fa uhe hades ir. ry { iT afer be conductet by William, Taylor a ieary” teehee, Ss tures, 3 im rela Fara Rees i apeone sle Bek yee We ORR CO ld = 8 nm, OF ate firm, wil , and Henry Taylor) the uew firm, {WV Uuam Teylor 67 Maiden ane. ees bets ax, TAYLOR, EXCURSIONS. CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDEN Fourth of July Excursion to New hy steamboat N, NDID. Cart, 4 Hiaghsan will leave the foot o! ~ th 7 o'clock A. M., on pier i halt peat 7 o'clock, aud proceed. % New Bruasw tary my with the following m dude Guards, ny Cairns Tompkins’ Blu Capt, Parker, ac: eon engaged f Selndid wilt arve at Now Beene ford tioned com) The Splendid, on her passage to. Dawick take the the trip around Staven Islan, for New York at 4 o'clock P. Fare for the excursion, 50 ‘cent paigkets may be had o1 't, Branch Hotel; ae leave New Brunsw Brown, Tammy Hall: Messrs. C. &'A. Matthews, Wek © Hor 148 Bowery, and on board the boat, foot of mn bers: jy? *r ST EnenSneneenee) 5. nd 2 “THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, Grand Excursion and Cotillon Party to WEST POINT. On Thursday, 9th July ist.—The man geas of the Thistle Benevolent Associati = at the pressing solicitation of their nume: ous ve made arrangements to give their first and only excursion for season, to take place on Thursdy inst. In order to meet general approbation, t sceamer ONBIDA ain Tupper, accompanies have been engaged t Three or four hours euery of that romantic splendi thot. “Ati excellent band has be 4, and th be under the reetion of MG. Rebewsen, oe we & Lepidt, of 50735 Broadway, the celebrat e the management of the refreshment am le The boat will | ovelock Liberty s Prison dock 3 Ticket fore genuleman and lady, To be had of Mr Peter Mime; 17' Cente dart & Dunham, 361 Broadway; landt street, and of either of the on the morning of the excursion. HARLEM PARK—TROTTING + Stode the Northern Hotel, Courte dy2 ste of $30—Mile inggold. Betsey Baker. ie ie K ® Walkerb, &. Tom Moore. thathie} jy2 ere SUBSCRIBER iM Vbegeiy tees ie 4 ould | id efnem the public lersey city, meee as the Western Hotel plendid lot o! fouble and single Horses, from the western | part of the State: of New York, which have just arrived. _dy2 lw*re D. SMITH, — caTs KILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. BEACH, for several years connected with this popalar enabligheeene has now b sprietor, has rebuilt it throughout in Ual and elegant manner, and has furnished it ane now open for the reception of company. It is unde! u tonal ‘superintendence and’ management of Mr. Beach, the, Prietor, who will spare no pains to make it one of he inost eable summer resorts in the country. The magnificent scenery and healthy atmosphere of the place are too well known to require description., Elegaut aud commo ai | stages run ‘directly from the day boats. to the Monster House, and thence to the fal jy2 lw*re MORRIS HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N. J. ‘This House, built last year, and much enlarged ‘hig spring, is now open fof tg recencion of guests, The sea beoprictor, y the flattering patronage best rooms of any bles attached. An expe: he fsgy te agg Orri: wil sey street, run daily to Ocean House, where Waiting t@ convey passengers to Long Branch, six miles, ach. jyestis r J. W. MORRIS. EUROPEAN HOTEL, | City of Washington, near the Treasury Building, | Pl THE SUBSCRIBER, havin wenished his well known hotel, the patronage of his friends always be supy whilst no effore will, his terms will be found s0 moderate as to command attention lents and fully “py renewe ly advantageous to call. the departments, the location of the hotel convenient. Foreiguers will find their language sp thisthouse. and thetr comforts strictly. considered. Panieg accommodated with refreshments of all kinds, at the short- ext orice, Dinuere sent to all parts of the city, as usual. jyl lwre L ABRUN. DONNEGANA’S HOU" z Eu, Notre Dame street, Monti t equal any ‘one in the nigel States for elegance and comfort. It was the former on of Mr. Bingham, and more recently the palace o! ydeaham. both of whom-made large ex- tures in the internal embellishments, ast \ ear the subscriber has made very extensive additions, which now render the capacity of the Hotel sufficient to ac- commodate, in the most comfortable manner, over three hun- dred persons. In consequenée of the severity ofthe winter, the subseri- ‘Der was unable to fet the improvements done in time to open the House with all the comforts desired this Bprivg. He is most h»ppy to announce ta his friends that he h died ail the deficien i t of ck servants, ae reputation. French cooks, &c. from New York, 1 place the table. attendance ‘and ‘coinfort of this House equal toany ibe. this searpett. he subsrriber. ariel for the many favors of a generou: Rasco’s Hotel, begs a continuance of their y with him a most ple is in the immediate vicinity of th ival, to convey pase M. DONNEGANA, fA e Keeper Rasco Hotel. FLORTICULTUKE. | sengers and baggage to the Wo Jet wer ie | BATHING, HAL DRESSING SHAVING. ul poset will exhibit every day this week FARK Bt ina Fs dations yAND,WIG MAKING. ; id Hendid eallees Baltimore, ee 26, 1846. fess | PEALON Nott Bredway, | ya » General Wash- i. CHARLES B ed and well conducted Bathing twas necessa "Jeflerson, Henry Clay, Phentr, Beer | ES BALAND, Ty to complete his arrangement ‘comfort and conveni- | ebiter, General’ Taylor, Major Ringgold, J npn OPEN NAUEN,| te requested to call at the ofise | ence of his merous was ow the pleasure of inform- Beaton, ani many others, Also, | 4 ofthe Danish Cousulate, 69 West street, where he will hat a desideratu where shaviog, hair cus | : Ese keene” Garden he. Jene 25th, 1846, Je wer gc b gemini a Read | ully made up to order. jyt 3t®r MILITARY EQUIPMENTS. | i eedonnedase WS Porson Hot Met BOQTS for 83 2, Cold, and owks Buin ~ Se PP HR SUBSCRIBER respectfully exlls the attention ofthe Ae LT Rr ES person, haying oi other stores business been a feature in his form gentlemen that he will, as usual, give that baanch of his foxy panue to ming iment of coy ie res ‘companies; Military Caps, Knspencks, Bayonet Nesnburd f every. variety. Country compar wy for many Years, he would in: business his personal attention. mi5 im*r fe 8, ‘ada ail oxher artichos tn teats ine ot recioere siibiagmes |: toes Wlarcratck eee the Institutes for the encourage: | New York, May 7, 106, site nye ment of Domestic Marulacortce Ta the entes at Nae ae mem __ | Philadelphia and Boston, silver medals for the manufacture of THE orTy | zis INSURANCE COMPANY. | ® epi pte pete hes merge wee Orrice, No.6! Wats aturet, City or New Your. the same panera SO" PAPERS. re. A aTOCK $1 i cash, and y Ss. ; 4 faretted accord rine tthe slons et ischarexs' | The ubscribers would particularly call attention to thei | al loess by Has been in bi } jare e asso! of Ay Pay lors, and Columa tipghes perl eoestees pwards of 60, rs for halls, Public foo! na Er ‘ke, The pretent assets Of the Company exceed its capital stock for windows. | neu rae dant ons or damage by Fire effected on appli- | res promi eed vo Wr | or ire e! on 1 cation, af teareuat Y. -_ Country merehants and city dealers will find it to theie ad | ve usa Abeer ke ROTHERS, No. 137 Broadway, ‘Two doors above the City Hotel. % RA. BRARUNG, Fresiac President. | vantage to THe LON AE se CE COMPANY. | ble poms the shortest n: LARS. TAKE NOTICE. | ontinues .Oxret st W Buizow araeer, Brooxurn, | IRE Suberiber having made arrangements, end gonsiders: ly CK Suny Season ae Coke ar ae Blackstith and Machine Wor in ‘general ou the most reasour | sud propery fenerll, sn = re, overt cowl , Chav Ni'B-—To Saddlers aad otncrs—100 sets of Hames on hand, prey ioymeny aad cnet occured i the alt Ree ear o ShoapneNere system wi Yehave always practised of limiting im*m ‘& 259 Spring street and scattering aioe Bre el may “ep im ir customers in AD o New York of ait Cebit of os N nae the Walt Or DT OEREET, Depot forte atm E: CUINNABATER, President. | Scented Fojlet Sours, Hlegaut Extracts ‘other article tn ow On! OF Marthe gether with eve: (oa ag i keneral | d te examine or exteustre assortment, where they can be supplied at the lowest rates ATCHELONS oe None OUPEES, 1s Barrette satura et ur aoe wagner egire meee T, and adapted cach indi individu” They cary. | Superior pale aud No. T Soaps, Patent Cnrystalline Candles, | Yexatious | " 7'Im*rre JOHNSON, VROUM & FOWLER. | large and Sede | GEORGE WILLIAMS, DYE tt color, A Aleem CLEANER, RESTORER AND BLEACHE! inventor and onl 2 jroadway.—G. W. returns his most sincere Wal moved from mits Be ad wa E ery liberal support he received for AS Past, Ph an that, x stniet attention to business r removal lway, near Howard street,’ will rather 0, MANIULD LADIES —& aes ree Cah tne rm uinber of Patrons; he pledges hin lower rte! partioalare t Bd a ante to merit the patronage of eof a lower post offies. ess they | ndent dent public: Silk, Cotten and Wollen 3 Merino, Broche DAGUER« EOTYPE GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT | And Sole A the Sale VOIG TLAEN fe Ue pranatus Is, after =e cs dean na m. "Sil es LADRUPHIA EXCHANGE Ri IMB 24 vk 2 . Tis re seus hare iclooe sad sand mere aoe t Pot Substances, and ern eaten, “Orders from ‘of the Union, erica and the | —™Zim*m patie iy | Wen Teac ra Fy secompe: | TO DEALERS i RNG TACKLE. awa ouiaat. | A Kintera ie ie tee or to ENEEIV & BECKE: tof OY'S F hy | 3935 Iw*re if iow Yorks roadway, eeaptrenwone sd Bic, mg corner a ame: evans eA gy Us. ota (OREGON 1 ENGLAND? ayer, [omen he ha invite y Youll a | | 2 | | H American scthe'S ‘New ents. ma Preach Rhereur BS ft ich, wi =e 5 you other use: overcome ma ‘Gut = - BS e y epee. ag any 1 the priee. str ermometers and Surveying Com | pellet ea rele de of approved coustrmation, for aay roses Timbre” | A ORN CHAMPAGNE. the maa iy. Saas n yout owe FRESH | of Ror chamy isin | “Open aM 1m*; A Feta wnres Seeek news| a inna va ey. ‘s iv ‘Country, and at no nigher RS mn id Sweep pol re - LIVINGSTON & CO. ex that they can sell better articles | and able tr I ng it of all putrid The filtering properties of that, even water impregnated with ‘ata in operation, and for sale at ‘Stone retners Creede Pinmbing establishment, 390 Broadwa: NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 69 Maiden Lane, corner of William street. BXGARY & Tides have opened this new. Esta- Dlishment with anew and splendid asgortment of Gen themen’s all new, mgt Paris and reueh fashion oh onrcnd inspection and a'Soid e sol EF w, for cesh, wholesale and retail Clerks and dealers to call and exa ome a Purchasing elsewhere, We do bu cash prine: therefore, we can to undersell any ouablishnsat | in city. mya Im* re KANE’S aa rata BATHING } all ond 1 5 i re sony M which the Ad th ys th not the Br Bad Pay a und can ft any part publie i C mad canlant ie ite at the ‘store of » 377 bets Fourth and OTTO CHAMLES KANE, Patentecr : article much su; 261 and 263 jen iwere M®. WILDER having thoroughly refitted and refurnish- ed anew the hi 68 Broadway, (adjoining the Gt Hotel,) is prepared to receive families or single gentlemen boarders. Dinner lers can be accommodated. Re- ences exchanged, Jet9 im*me ATLANTIC AND 8T. LAWRENCE RAILROAD ior to the common Lead Pipe. ‘ater street. For THOS. OTIS LE ROY & Co. OTIC TO CONTRACTORS — Proposals wil ceiged atthe Ofice of a fei pk Railroad any, in this city, from the mab to 27th of Ji = fo i Mason ry and Brids fa the ng to contract forthe work, who ar | tothe undersigned, or to the directors, will be reaped te to a SERN their proposals with references as to character ‘stension A the roads some ‘ite mn or more additional prepared for, a | iad ‘ged ayn Pang mel abeus the e first, of August next. y order of the Board of Dpgen- REBLE, President; MORTON, Ch Portland, a May tt. Ag neta LLIAKDS IMPROVED. Ons rath > respectfully, informe his friends andthe embracing @ distance of iit be B he at he sear re ed to Wy = favorite quarters, nce A init the Maseum phic 149 Fulton street “Five Rooms n ‘abhi per in perfect order. The Tables are Gite, Aar, I Rabber and Cloth are or with dor ropeau and all i ais: try. Larger balls for new style Billiard Tavles for sale ; In cab ra Leather in the city; fine Billi forse **" uid every article in the trade, constan’ 0m hand and 0s LE} IATURE PAINTERS, &e.— To ESR ATURE, CARIN, a= wen retail ) leafacrarers of rare, Se ig’ iniature Ce ned ae ee ma q and ated vo to, oanatn wate | Shans rings, red vat Pun mew a mam ‘on band an mret, New York et td ch Ne 3 goa re New Brunswick, will | ide channel, recurning the outside, thus malice | | ie managers, orat the landings | ud during the | ing them that every exertion shall be made id pencil B saeil Fegses, | EXCURSIONS. AMUSE Ki) 7 AKK THEATRE—Bores, % cts: Pit, 25 crs Ciallery RAILROAD EXCURSION, ide genta Thursday, Evenings July 3— Will b ~ per Throwgh Long Island on the Ath July, at? A. M. | formed tie omedy of Pde, FOU SISTERS Mr Bee. and a ; stan Mr Dyo Line, Mrs Hunt rice w i) ? TUNo~Baros’ bus Mr Andrewss Hou Miss My rina, Mrs i Florida, jor. clude with A MA Hour. Mr Oblivious Tep, Mr G Aarrett; ton Featherstone, Dy. TAIN will leave the M, and 3 P M r4 Greenport, and ee return the same eveniny wing Greenport at 4 ise eat 50 for the trip, with the privilese of i in Hon trains of the 4th, Sth, or 6th July. fitted up for'the purpose AN will frequent trips b ‘Sag Harbor during the day, at 28 fi he New fore fener will make daily tips to New aS ‘Sound and back, 75 cer jar trains run at 7, 934. 3and 5. Ey for a grand Temperance Celebration at Far cats, at 5s, for the trip, returning at eveni PATERSON RAILROAD. train at 8 A.M. gdale, on ope: jyl3tre . rat Fee OF JULY ARRANGEMENT—The trains ive as follows: 2 terson Depot A td New You, ch ‘ 80! 0 aS tet 4 6 1 ‘W JERSEY RAIL ROAD ANP TRANS. | PORTATION COMPAN FOURTH OF JULY EEOURSION TO PHILADELPH AT REDUCED HEY RE, OMMENC! ING gn Tuardey oy dav, 1846, ath the Yelock A. irom th Liberty st. N.R. ford aa oj ley at okey (ay citizeus of to visit their friends in Phi n the ath of made to furui ers with an 'y, arrangements excursion th ticket for four dollars, entitling the yohe purchaser t the followi Retuming fom Philedelphia. pate and from Philndelphis, with either of From Ney For, cul con Tie kets en Phi stelphia to New York wil Ibe peed at rate. ‘Tickets procured at the office foot Liberty street, which are not transferable, and will not be teceived after the above stated dates. 30% to jydsi®r FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO NEW BRUNSWICK BY THE NEW JERSEY RAIL ROAD AND | TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Ly Toot of Coartland way and New Brunswick, at 8 aN turning from New Branswie 5 Ppateh ee | | Fra | La Cracevienne, Miste: PM. | ow pe Retreshme: Je2atjva*m ae | vy ha Syiphide My appar NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CO, | are now prepared to it dong theirline of road bet is, at moderate rates ickets issued first of January, Apri ‘or Partner Particulars seauire et the ying “FOURTH OF JULY. Grand Excursion up the Hudson River. The = Jow pressu; twee lew York and Whi uly fos J Detaber: fice of the Compa: je27 Iwre lay stre , on Saturday, yat7 A. M., on her regular pass to ene ant ov and Albany on the same morning, lawn to New York. ng the heat and dust of the city, cident to the celebration of West Px wn trip, and ‘ments of the evening. For comfort and safety, # that can compare with the Ninj a and Troy. They of officers well known to the citizens attention and gentlemanly deport | returs, ean have an opportunity of anien have an opportunity. of enjo most beantifal scenery of the river, and return in the refreshed. F the exctirsion, 40 cents each way. jy? 3tre CURSTON. a FO URTH OF DEPENDENCE will around Staten Isl- ing at Perth Am: ing vee | fortifications ot the ss panels 11, Hammond street river, bef 12 o’cloe! about Py ding as above. Fare e fog the ursion, 25 cents. FOR THE hem BANKS, No. 2 North past II, and pier aud will recurn to the sey A bacd of music iv2 | neta Cetilloa Band Ie engi Bere 48 cOUfibnes tad belt. at s sonll charge. Dinner on oard. jy2 2t*re GREAT DOINGS ON THE oe OF JULY, At Glen Cove, Lon; a4e8 ioe . vi LUNTEERS NTE it. VALENTINE will gi wien Cove Tagline. te Tom CROTON will leave the foot of o’clock, and return L* u boat, Capt. Wm. | Procped to read the fizrsch ottesesedeies:: e will delives Oration, touching on the rare | il ran ion, jtaaghing ga the, rare wioret of "76, to be fe a a atop op the of Sesto. RY D boat by a grand Indian C’ dance. jy! 2tis* re OPRIETOR, Captain H. Mallan willrun duriag the month of June (or until further notiee: | eFery week day as follows, leaving Pier 3 ie orelock, Ni, 1 PM. * i ; Landing at Fort Hamilton, separate advertisement and ire 124¢ cents. B.—Stages will b boat at Fort Hamilton, to tae pare Some to New Utretcht gna Bath, also at Coney Island to take passengers A ie UPver ouses. =m. FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION. To New Brunswick and Perth Amboy, At 9 O'Clock A. M., foom Barela: Pic nS: hy at9 orclocke A. MM. ff making theo rate ba Coney, ‘ery 9 ity o'clock, A. 6 way. And for sass see MAS 2 SELBY, Proprietor. arrival of the | New Bi rows Fantiie, Sandy ‘Hook Light, &é, ‘Returning. the Hartan Teaves New Brunswick at half past o'eloek, Perth Amboy at a quarter before 3.P. M., arriv few York at half past 4 o'rlock... Fare for the whole The Fourth will be celebra New Brunswick worthy | of the day. ‘The civil and mi rocession Will be honor. ad by the Tompkins’ Blues, Cart, Mayhat, and the Indepen- dence Guards, Capt, Cairns, of New York, accompanies Kendall’s cele’ rated Brass Band. Hours of starting punctual Je30 Sere oF OF. Hy E. fy tel OS F Jt yor EXCURSION—The steamboat / HEN DRIK if Day, oa ipo G July | 4th, 1846, will make an Excursion to, West Point and 'New- burg, with aparty of pleasure, leaving the pier between Courtlandt aad Livery stteets ats, an mond street at halt past 8 A.M... the same Wharves about 6 o’clock, P.M. agers the most delightful view of | the Palisades, on, Forts Moaugomery an Pat, | nam, Westpot ds, Newburg Bay, and returning 10 ti Mewvorks. | Fare to West Pomt the same to re- turn.) For Tickets, apply » Dinner provides ou b ion, 0 cen! te he office, 144 Greenwi¢h rd. Namber of Tickets limited. MOST DE TFUL OF ALL EXCURSIONS. A SAIL across the Hudson river d then a walk tothe Elysian Tix ‘most easily accom excursions that ean be ma The grounds now present a charming aspect, iad the soil covered with rich turf. he walks are in excellent order, having been considerably em vellished the pres pring. On every pleasant fternoou there will be in attendance at the Collonnade. Elysian Fields, an excellent Band of Music, which will perform selection lor ars, marches, Itzes, &e ‘The Ferry Boats from Bareiay, Canal and Christopher sts., are completely fitted up with awnings and seats Night Boats run from Hoboken to Bere! |" Vaers 68 qoute mim*r | ee BRE Phe hee July. Pee | =) pre, packet ship EKG, 1100 tons arth July 2ist, her reguist day. The ips Of this’ line being all "(000 tons and nowards, per. sons aboat to pen for the old country will not, fai Po advantages to be derived from selecting tl ce to any other, as their great capacity ri y way more comfortable and convenient thi and their accommodations for cabin, seco passengers, i is y ciLknown a | of any ot line of pack: Persons. wi berths should not fail to male " Pye | the foot of Barling Slip, or to ey v, . TAPSCOT’ 3 | At their General Passage Office, i’ Sei street, coh E heoe | below Burling sli pop con the 6th of Sep- eit friends ean have ket, or any of The Hottinguer will sail from tember. Persons wi m the , on favorab Ie, ter 4 | 26th of every mout made as above, or to’ Application to be CAPSCOTT, 96 Waterloo Road, Liverioc) Ageet, fay amount, Tayable on demand, without dis he ea towns of England, Irel times be obiained on application (if | Ket ip ROSC TUS will succeed . my Linguer, and sail on 26th of July, rer regular dag Fr z Le * er y | desirous to make held at the Ra- | commute with individuals to any | ite | ee twelve months,— | ‘oint | cost, there are no boats on the North | and sagacious Lill | ever presented to the a short time delightfully on | H | Justly sryled the Ductow of Am | tion of ive an Indian | Particulars in bi f th ORT HAMILTON oT nese eae Doors cisely 7! oben at | s'eloea—persormance to commence at pre- veloc MK. CLARKE’S BENEFIT. | OWERY, THEATRE. —Thursday Evening, July 2— be rama of the Boderter Din, oe Scott; Fitz ne, oF eat Ellen, Mrs Pailtipay. <fter | which, the COM “4 f RORS—Antipho'us of Ephe- Mr Davenport; Mrs Se:zeaut. To conclude with BOMBAdteS FU FRIOSO—Bombustes, Me Hadaweyy estifiua, birs Sergeant. Lower Boxes, 3) cents; second and third tiers, 35 ets. | and fea, ae cents. Basi open at7 o’clock—Curtain will rise at half past seven o’cloe EN WICH THEATKE—-Com of Varick and Si y EN 7 i the’ ORTAN oe GENE. Mullikin: Therese, Miss C: rroline rs is Savulle, irs Penson. Previous to which the fthe | K—The Stranger, Mr Freer; Mrs Haller, Miss | re tN Boxes, 25 it nts: Private Boxes $4; Seats in Orchestra ASTLE GARDEN —Thireday Evening, July 2—the ng piec it of the everture to L*Ainbassadelce. You from the Bohemi- ._ After which Misses Vallee will appear El Ja- Pas Seul, Mr’ Thompson. ‘The lst magnificent overture to Obera hour for proteuade ond refresl leo de Xeres. Caled | pare will conclude w n intermission of half econd part to commence with the populur overture vavolo, Still sogently tes nh ge Dante “oe RAVEL FAMILY. | t Rope, by the Ravel Fumily. oaBind ik ig LEBRATED HORNPIPE, IBLO’S GARDE! raday Evening, July 2, 184 —The encase will commence with a favorite | Alter which yi, Traad facies of ppoapines calle | id her whieh wil} be present of Roaring 'o be followed. e ring Sy Gaaaan ni the TIGHT ROPE, by the Ravel Fam dmce his celebrated Hornpipe. ‘Half an hour's pa A poi for the Concerts A-la-Musard | loon. ertainments to conclude with the Panto- | I—The Ape, Mons Marcetti; Loren: Wernandez, Anton ominique, Charles Winth ‘The evenings ent mime called JOCKC Jerome. Ravel; Pipo, Gabriel | Ravel; Pedro, 0, Francois K wel; n a open at orcloek, Tickets | Fifty Cents. PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. CHAMBERS STREET. BENEFIT OF HERR ALEXANDER. THIS EVENING, JULY 2. ERR ALE. 42 ANDE) he celebrated Ct Magician. t Night but Two—Among a variety of new and ex- isatrllnary fease the teliowtan nil be seetocenals The Hindos ‘onder of Asia, or the Magic Vase of Gold sterious. tar Spangled Banner. Sacrifice of the Magician. Rents: Witt auretias hice teed mystetious per- formances, lection of the best and most surpri- ever exhibited in America, Jdreu under ten, half pri a at 7—Performance to or me a en from 10 to, jeats may besecured.” Private Boxes, to admit four persons, $3. if jy? Itre OLYMPIAN FESTIVAL. | Sands, Lent § Co.’s American Circus. RST SEASON ce their Tour of Europe—At Ro: i, 3d and 4th of July—E ihe most beautiful stud of horecs;sand the most costly brilliant equipage to be found in Europe or America. Among the most commanding features of this Troupe, is the tho- rough ured Euglish horse May F H style, and in Je | panies, after the manner of the most "Damon and Pythias, in their innumera- icks and exercise: ym Spriny ‘Skea leg: ntly. formed ud gracefully taught | | Fatry Steed Cindérelles purchased at Franconi's, Parise and | at Ashley’s Royal Amphitheatre, London, at an immense The hi-h bred and beautiful thorough Arabian Polka horse, ‘as Temps. And the most hirer marked, highly tramed, docile 'roupe of 2 Ponies. old relief to any similar exhibition | blic, stand the great performances of | Mr. 8. Sands, and his beautiful and talented children, Mau- rice and Jesse. t, and ve juvenile rider, Master, Hemnandes, horseback, although a mere infant in Years. vastly excel in grace, axility a brillianey of effe I who have ever preceded him in this country, and who Next, Master Walter Aymar, whose daring, dashing and | graceful equestrianiam, is second only te Hernandez, | he gre: ish Scenic Rider, Mr, Mosely, will’ exhibit original and gravhie characters of the Pickwick family. ‘A four horse aud two hor Mr. H. W Ruggles, on the SI Volante; Exercises by the Conover; Clown to the Rig. Mr. J. Pentland; Second Clown and Buf: | fo Singer, Mr. 8. E Manager, Mr. Mosel | Master of the Ring, Mr. Aunting ‘The entertainments will be concluded with a choice selec. thiopiru Songs and Choruses, by the best band of ocalists in the country. | Price of admission, boxes and pit 25 céats; reserved seats, | 50 cents. Will be exhibited Plart and State « | Wedaesday, July t—Doors open at 7, performance com: | mences at 74 P.M. Thursday aad Friday—Doors open at 2 and 1, perictnanes commences at 254 and 73, P.M. July ath —Doors open at9 A. M.,and 1, daud 7 P.M, performance commences at A.M, and at 13s, (36, and 7% P. jv? 2rre ie city of Rochester on the corner of follo COLISEUM, 450 BROADWAY. MR. DINNEFORD — of Temperance Dramatic Sketch: and Musical Entertainments, the aim of which will be to 1l- lustrate the essential benefit’ of plowing ‘out the course of prudence. The Dramatic part of the Entertainment will bi sustained by Ladies ris Gentlemen of character and talent EVENING Mr. Oxley will portray tue progress ot. the moderate drink. | €r to the confirmed inebriate; and wi'l the assistance of Messrs: Hamilton, Varrey, Havmond, Loder, Quale, ies, dames ilton, Demerlin and Greenwood in a variety of other p: onifications. together wich other eotertaiam — Admittance 25 cents Je90 64 | THE ALHAMRA. | ICE CREAM SALOON, | 559 Broadway, between Spring and Pri ince. Os TRANGERS—Strangers visiting the city will find a new attraction in the | ere from the delicious Ic pasta oh the balcony: fords pe an be fashion than ean be foun a j je resort 1a the elty. indeed no where cam aa | our be passed more rationally or agreeably. ‘Aumit:ance free. je28 Lwistre GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY. URING THIS WHOLE WEEK the splendid Mi ical Cabinet of G. Tietz, with the Duck of the dancing Lindy and the War Elep! y afternoon durlag the week, st 3 o'elos | Evening from 7 until 10 o’elock, On Fourth July, performances from 8 in the morning until IL at night. 28 wis | | HOWES & CO/S ft YORK MAMMOTH | Ts ARG Bates sonnet We ee tad Rapastce | States, com a | if % Cerringes to convey the perform has attached to it ight Fen male _Yoeretin; amont sr amsan whom ls ihe Grostass Pomale Lider of c. eats, le of Eanes being chaste and classic; her graceful aid fa vod the sett nawoele with which she chains | eence, render this gifted and highly-edacated ertiste the tend. | ing feature of the ‘arena in this country. | | ger, the b bier, Mr. M. ondertul Feats Dom figewor and Billy. The SWIS8) BROTHERS, im | “a egant Gymnastic Postures and (al as Mr ‘Sweet harioteer of Phaxbus. Posturing an otogtet ak | | Mr, ‘Nixon and his son. Mr. Howes i fis Mythol an brilliant Act of “ Fancies of Pr lowes in With a ae of Others. The whole | reece brlting’ ‘most talented, and elassie performers fa the wo { Equestrians will perform in the eo rtie PRE Aee SEP Oe the din of duly ater which they will vist al ihe prischpal efties and towss in the State. my3l tf rre | treet until 1 | ptain Ira Bursley, will sail on | Lith, 16th, 21st tea | Seat. | | roughly | “ivi | nile Act of Horsemanship by or rd Tigh rom the favorite Operas, popu- | i following is the intended route of the sp! blic to ee, brilliant description rdinnry and daring fe guished artte pet Movelties which oteh aod teeth wouaea over 700 Ibs. Mr. ra. Randall is the jnost enormous | will appenr in “ Jack and the form extraordinary feats of | atreugth and agility, and ride in a two horse act. The I co Gym. entertainments fone Dag rivet f Kid i Mase RON, and the unapproschable Clowa, DA. “Lamond ine Perfonaere i the celebrated gad priceipal RE Yapoleon of the Arena, Nr. HOBBS, whose leas cn | forks nary ever witeawed Bach tp hema errag ear pee Witsoe, Pare ve world. jean Stalk,” aud he wil! cises, the great by the Peele Acc Won by Rope Evolutions. jee. iweets ‘he celebrated SANDS, LENT & CO. to the 22d of Lent & C ” w Danville. 0% Now bition of ont, Jane 4, Lockport. Kwtton R Niagara Valle, 228, Buflao. MR, Loe Bad rll tig ey | | Ys Comet Band will perform ev ‘evenings, commencing June 2m ILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor. | FIREWORKS F OR FOURTH JULY=The ita offer for sale ractnred by M lapee secret at mii Hackers of jo38 tojvd re. TRANBIC my3 3m’ a G ervey City, consist yin Fe , Octagons *tliancies, Verticalty Mines, of ‘Roman Candles, Piveotss Shade 8 Neb brent | MUSIC NSTRUCTION given on the Pian; iy So oot ‘oad had } ir ean ® person who i ae ge ies wishing: ve | ae wil * ro use,” ac che He TATBST INTELLIGENCE | the graduation Bill. | Morehead, were app TELEGRAPHIC RERORT,. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Wasninatow, July 3, 1846. Senate. VOLUSTEERS. No quorum appeared until past 11 o'clock. A commu: nication was received from the War Department, with @ statement called for, relative to Alabama volunteers. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, The standing committees were then called upon for reports. Mr. Breese, from the committee on public lands, re- ported a bill te establish the office of Surveyor Genera in Oregon. Mr. CiarTen introduced a bill for the relief of the heirs of Robert Fulton. | THE HERORS OF PALO ALTO AND RESACA DE LA PALMA, On motion of Mr.Cameron, the Secretary of War was directed to furnish the names of officers, non-com- ioned officers and privates killed and wounded in the | battles of the Sth and 9th of May. pirLomacr, The amendments reported by the finance committee to the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill were agreed to and the bill ordered to be engrossed. THE PATENT BILL. The bil to authorise the chief clerk of the Patent office to sign patents, came up on its passage. THE PATENT REPORTS. Mr. Asutey corrected an error in the New York papers in reference to the profit on printing the patent reparta. The whole number ordered by both houses was 71,000 copies, which cost 83,000 dollars, and the profits are only | 10,000 dollars. AGRICULTURAL sTaTIOTICS. Mr. Szvien moved to recommit the bill with instructions to amend it so as to repeal the act authorising the eollec tion of agricultural statistics and speds, Mr. Cameo opposed the recommitment, and hoped the bill would pass at once. Mr. Davis suggested that thé act referred to by Mr. Sevier was not in force, and Sf course there was no ne- cossity of repealing it. Mr. Benton magea humorous speech in reference to the name of seeds sent out from the Patent office. The debate was continuad at great length by Messrs. McDuffie, Calhoun, Phelps, Mangum, Hunting ton, West cott, Atherton, Dickinson and Yulee. The bill was then recommitted by a vote of 96 to 16, The Senate then went into Executive session. House of Representatives, THE GRADUATION BILL. Mr. Annotp asked leave to submit an amendment to Received and ordered to be printed THE TARIFF BILL. The House then resolved itself into Committee of the Whole, Mr. Cobb in the chair, and resumed the conside- ration of the bill to reduce the tariff. Mr. Txomrsox, of Penn., resumed, and finished the speech he commenced last evenings He advocated a continuation of the present tariff, as a great and valuable sure. He said many funny things, and created much merriment. Mr. Hunter obtained the floor (inthe jump of some twenty members who tried to get it) and spoke ably against the present tariff, and in favor of free trade. Mr, Toomas followed in a very rapid manner with an able argument, in opposition to the bill under considera- | tion, He indulged in many practical illustrations of the fallacy of all the arguments that he had heard made in | support of the doctrine of free trade. Mr. Wicx next got the floor. He made a speech in fu vor of modifying the present tariff. Notwithstanding, he said, he was bornin Pennsylvania, he and his democratic constituents adhered to the doctrine of protection of classes. He spoke of the malcontents of his party from Ohio, New York, and the South, and denounced them. Mr. Carnout followed and defended the present tariff in behalf of his district, which he praised warmly. | It raised 1,690,000 bushels of wheat annually, and it sustains the tariff. sustains the tariff, Adjourned. It raises half a million of sheep, and BY THE MAILS. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. In Senate. Wasnixeton, June 39—2 P. M. There was no quorum present for some time after the new hour of meetin ‘The resolution offered yesterday by Mr. Bac poiut a committee to inquire into preparing a pach! the proceedings and debates of the Senat adupted. Mersrs Bagby, J Mr. Janwaary repgrted a bill to establish an executive bureau, under the exclusive direction and control of the President, which was ordered to be printed. THE WAREHOUSE BILL. Mr. Dix moved to take up the warehouse bill. Mr. Agcure hoped thebill for the retrocession of Alex- andria would have precedence. Mr. Drx’s motion prevailed—yeas 18, nays 15—the Pre- sident voting in the affirmative. Mr. Huwtixaton opposed the bill, It was evidently, in his opinion, the work of some importer, of large means, who looked to secure to himself the benefit of a three years’ credit on his duties, without interest. He pointed out the great imperfection of the bill as it now s, and took ground against the ware-housing system. Mr. H. fan speaking as this despatch closes. House of Representatives. Wasuinaton, June 30, 1 Mr. Wicx, of Indiana, submitted a resolution, which was agreed to, instructing the committee on military affairs to inquire into the expediency of increasing the pay of officers and privates of the volunteer forces raised under the laws passed this session ; and for stimulating enlistments in the regular army, ranting lands to those who may it between June and November, during the present y: THE wr QUESTION. The House resolved itself into jereninen al Son habe on th f the Union, (Mr. chair) and resumed the ofthe bill reducing resumed the consi: the duties on imports. Mr. Draom, of Connecticut, replied to Mesars. Bedin- g nd Payne, who had stigmatised protection asa gi gantic system of robbery. In 1816 the question first came up to be discussed. ‘The South, at that time, were in favor of pretection, and the North were opposed to it 5 | and now shall ae ne gentlemen say that the peorle of the North commit ery because they engaged in pur- suits which yee of the South themselv. menced ? The report of Secretary Walker had dissected and exposed by t ‘enitleman from Vermont, Mr. Collamer,) and the leman from Ni ate iungerfo ‘0 lose any cred: sup ed to poss and now founda congenial place e tables Trthe House of Lords. On the ty ‘ion of this report, full as i errors, and ot a itis propeed to change that policy which was fastened on the North by Southern gentleinen. Just thirty four yeu to-morrow, (the first 0 July) in 1812, and w ged in war with Great Britain rere adopted @ jerent policy. ‘The law of that day raised the duties a Sanived per cent ; but now it was designed to reduce the duties, and for the same purpose, although it had been shown that the effect will be to reduce the revenue. If, under these circumstances, we are, to change the ole policy of the count: bet ought 4 be given for As ile the bill is ustensi- bly for revenue, it will, if passed into a law, substitute for American products the goods of foreign countries. Stripped of all gloss and Scene, the real question issaball the labor necessary to production be performed here or abroad? Every Dation’ should depend, fer pre: tection, on what it itseli can produce. He did not look upon the act of 1842 as perfect—they could not make a perfect law ; but its effect had been beneficial to indi- viduals as well as to the government. High duties did not make high prices ; on the contrary, articles were twenty yd ent cheaper than they were before the pas- sage of th wat THE ont VELEGATION WiLt DO—LOAVES AND SHES Mr. Bainkernorr, of Ohio, said he had not al mc eh a systematic effo: regular speech. was solely for the purpose of having in n talk ‘and he proposed to tell gentlemen what the Ohio delegation can do and cannot do—what thoy wil do, oe onic the Commitee of Waye soa bill rte e Com surpert the om” reek ady 4”) afiy” an answer. In T am not especi thorized, but Ff “that I speak the Teanimecs cote. nti it of the believe iment delegation. Will we support this bill? T answer, Ciphatically, we will not. [Cries of * goed.") W not? pe i have several ob, ction a 7 tee are superable, but which, cone: aay, wwe might get over. Til vemme one 4 ee cles. Inthe first place, | see no reason Sy cs 4 seventy-five per cent should be laid on spi yon thirty per cent on wine. If, however, 1 ae harthe-pe cluded from the country, it would be —, te lic health and morals—we would not — y oun who drink wing should pay as hich a 0 fol og’ — driok spirits. The wit. ‘on woollens is - athe ~ per cent, and waol at twenty: nee Why ee pet Both are im) ; One manufac po craw. On linseed oil, linseed, flax-seed oil a1 sed ihe, ante ONY Pe ee a ult a | rig tp i, ore ‘objections which we ms ¢ getover in aspirit of bh nee: Another objection, @ promi- | nent one. We will not support any bill which contains ‘a tax on tea and c vile, the Union to the ag withstanding. [A voice—" Put that down the whig party, such a proposition came from Clay ge nig we denounced it. And shall a ep bimernn | 3 | ting “x4 would operate as a pol | made use of nage crepe oie br but woe hty and substantial rea- i