The New York Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1846, Page 3

the business of this company is at present, it is amall to what it eventually will be. The exports of domestic cotton goods from Boston for the month of June, were 4,426 bales and cases, and for | July, 6,160, making @ total for the two months of 9,586 | bales and cases, against 7,212 for the corresponding months last year, showing an increase this year of 2,376 | bales and cases. The shipments for July, this year, were | as follows:— | Domestic Corton Goons, baa From Bostox, | eer tiene Orbea tr haer | Alabama, Barlow Knives, 1,2, 3and4 blades, & Also, 2ing don Teble Cutlery, black tip, white’ bone, atag, | shina, be Tso, 500 don Wa Nicholsou’s best Pocket Cutlery, ‘Also, 50 dor lsrge Hunting Kui mn Also; a invotce of [bbotson, Co's Razors. Also, 160 pair brass aud steet Varrel Bisa Is. ‘Also, 100 Cadet Guus. Alvo! 19 keys best wrought Nai Rates Hotel’ oa i scriber respectiu ws tre Springfield, July 24, 1846 Fare COLUMBIA HOUSE, OW O} EY, wack ze §c0., hexe To N. York, bls & cs 40) Al nf Padlocks Mitade $2 ir eis (Patch esd, ip Pins Braces esa “ East Indies 15 | Al jm: rence x Ketter Paper, Cheney the Marshall House,) iacog eer x | auld itr Is Ni “ New ns . 3 Gli Pr HE LESSEES, BAGL {“' Rio Janeiro . | ERY nash SFist hes in hig Harde | abered no expeare to rendcr its “ Smyrna... Total for July. . 5,160 T | S ware sale, which takes place This Day, at 10 o'clock, at Nearly one half of the aggregate shipments were to | "1 id str | No. 23 PI el perfect in every depart rving he Pofronsge thes they n it raya ae dean PLI AROUND STATEN 18! a dren under eight, fy clock, P, M. E.R fancox, will le August 6th Vth, and iith. as follow t STEAMBOATS, &c. EASANT SUNDAY FACURSION a cfive £ pial, Sunday and the beag Sat He 9 Shek: tk street, of et, two hundre ee lots of el it po s ire the sport of Sahiag, w this port, and about one quarter to foreign ports. Ship- | and seyle ot ccc eect te hate cepeription of grade HENRY C. MAC ‘soe Buttle by visiting ha naa ments of these manufactures are made from this market | MITKeis. viz, Hunting and Plantation vkuires ; PETER 1 FURGUSON. House. | discovered the pretive pot wi to foreign porte,s which swells the foreign exportation, | patterns, with device blade: cteristie of the iy31 Ineje dance. in length, with fine | TD ieek enlarged’ and ie season, alt be opened for t} | re at | and mekes it larger than oppears in the above statement. | It appears that some of the English subscribers to the | Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad have backed out, and | Rod this throws some doubt over the completion of the road. | assortinent of every description of shelf Hard- Amongst the Cutlery is. the manufactare of ho: on, and others. 4, carded Butcher Kni SHARON SPRIN HE PUBLIC is informed Dee roved since =e me DON ow WBNER ih ‘The following estimate of the business of this road has been made. Supposing the capital to be £600,000, the St Ke. mS whole is specially worthy the attention ie country | as well as city dealers. Catalogues now ready. ald Item PAVILION, N ) BLANCARD has the following cakvulation will give some idea of the profits | ; sa otgratiow tnd re pared f ser tenn to be derived :— JIVE DOLLARS REWARD id for the re- Ret aod feral D lap us here hal y of a Boat, 18 feet keel, pai lack, which was felonionsly taken from the Brit tution, now cove ship. Jaying at the Quarantiue Ground, on in to tothe Cap- 25,000 passengers yearly at 30e. iy Produce and merchandise... . From New Mrghion EW Bill TON. nor to ii FAIR WEATHER. BANY, August chet ernoon, Walt eave %, ‘illows s—Foot of Canal street st 12 0% juarter past !2; Fifth st, ike street, smect ettelf pel jt xcursion affords ier No.2, N.R., at wengers a fine view of the Forti- Banev fiook Lishe ios oes EDUC D 3; Delance: AM, fines at a small charg 1 do well to take thi ground one hour before slower b ground nearly every ere fish it, Narrows, aulé2t re 'O THE FisttIN cents each way —The fast and | UFFALO, Captain J. W. hove on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, iy has are caught in abua- ald St is*r PARE REDUCED. FOR THE FISHING PANKS- RIDAY, AUG. 1 e commodious ‘bbamer DELAWARE will Tenve the foot of Hammond street at o'elock A. M..Canal 84, Delarey 3 to 9, Pike street. Pier No. 1 North Kiver 9¢ ngle’s Brass Gotition Band is eogaged for Wd trip. asmall charge. Dinner on jonday, ‘Tuesday and Fri H eiiome rom bv’ A | CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON FERRY. 100,000 cords of wood, at 5 a6 Pat Mea Ar For the mails.......++ | tin on board, or to the conte MURRAY ‘ .. LANGARD. ite, micembantPROPRIEA OB. Pavilion, New Brighton, June iat re will run every twee! aul 2t rre Corner of Pine and South st. above Ferry, until further notice, as fol- Tota. i ee a WANTED, MANSION | HOUR fows?—Leaviog North River— educt ‘expenses, computed at.. ewewe pri | AX experienced Salesman, ‘accustomed to the Broadway | Ht OR AaNey is cone : Tic ee 8 ie Tesh et Bemmced hier Lg o rans A.M.,3 P.M. B Balance. ....0...cecevecsassseceees £ 06,000 | Re, Hees well acquaint rETEN ROBE Embroideries, friends and the public, that he ‘as Teased the abo use | perieee, reg Ue" ‘Mi A. Mi 4 M. Say £86,000, or 14 per cent on the capital stock of the | _®uld 2tis *rre S Anasiinay. tomente liber ar ‘ence and oe te ba, fee A. M.,.12M. Company This cannot but be satisfactory to all parties | WANTED, NL. NONE | _‘And'the Steamboat OLAS. Magan & Richard Yates, will concerned. The dissatisfaction exhibited by the English | A, frst rte Joumeymen Jewelers,to make sett work, | z Fompenty of te Alaa Boston. piss tf Pine tae SA Bic aiclock A. M., KP.M subscribers, wae produced by some misunderstanding in | cits, Reh a ee aHLING BROT” | ; a Ow UM, ie kA My 2PM, 34 P.M, relation to the payment of their subscriptions. We trust | TDA ta Kinder Tone AORN BES lous fate Vests PEN ETIAN AND ieee coke eM eM, is di . N'T.D—A situation by peetabli MIAN BE. » GARNETS, ch way. ts. this difteulty will be arranged, and that the work will | WANE} baa utuation ty aes Goad el ne crenes SF imtese GEASS, OPsexe | _aiten HOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor progress as rapidly as possible. Please call at 142 Reade street auld 2t*r aug Im*rre Now 3 bevataver, Nuw Your. | PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY, Old Stock Exchange. WANTED, ‘ph FOR SALE, | irect—Dnily, Sundays excepted at To velock i ‘ ARARE CHAN | From Steamboat pier betoeen Courtland and Liber ise Oboe, Lf $36 15 18 shs ‘or Island 83 3s | lle aged coloured yoran, 10 do the cooking and Wevine's sont aS ee Fem ofioced co. ae Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Capt. A ng. Good references will be required. Apply at fh fred Honghton, will leave on Monday, Wed- | ama dn do hs Be ne oo an 3154 | a9 Jorlemon street, Brooklyn. oni ers «| Senne Hh mst ee alo ered aoe Periereaamee:| Nonday, and Friday evenings, at 7 o'clock. 110 Ohio ra a aig TO SOUTHERN DRUGGISTS. fieevors for sale, pow doings ood business, Apgiy oa | ENDRIK HUDSON, Cat. KG. Cruttenden, 10000 Penn Sa” 90ds_ 67 100 Harlem RR WANTED, by « Young Man, an excellent Druggist, x | _tult st* 120 ES ve on Paesday, Thursday and Saterday evening, a (Brine 9 BEN BS ante atlreued JA Cutie Heed Oke Nw | TO PROPRIETORS OF GIRGUSES OR | {Pheshore vous wil ara ime, arin Albny in wnpte RR 50d ; | he attended : 8. i for the east or wes bree Mamba Ble BB 8 Nor wor 8:8 |" CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS Thebuildice, kao se be ssi salu geen iemetd eelirmananalt Com sexip tie a 4 Brag | CF the most splendid description Scarlet, Modes, La- Corser Delane Pokies pe sreets Mates easter at verso are forbid crusting any of the boats of this line, 425 Movie Canal 94 250. do ie Aen AS: rey tes lac 0 100 splendid rich- | tapi | ene Sauldiaipty 6} taet wide. by 80 feer tong in Thor pameae or fre, wry on Meperd the beets, or to F.C. 19 some Co 960 39K 80 do bL | wie bie, will be to the “advautege of buyer SURG, | Gould bo well naepucd feria Creu on saieaccins conreala | Seteles, athe ey he rehart. i do bs Ho BUNcae Behe ofeenle OF BY TRO ANES BECK fc Cove 350 Brosdway. | stalls for Horeed, saa Tolecer acrreathers naving over, 70 | Ag6 otelock, P. I, yandin Secrmepmekianes. 25 Hous, new atk, bitat $9 ace Si A fall tock of India Camels Hane Shawls and Batts | Apply ou the preshises, or 131 Chcystie sureet, Steamboat ROTA Ese! f. ii fio s aca: | “9 - y : 100 shs Reading RR om 3eo Farmers Trust 53. 2584 | =Sikeageae cult 2awTh&Sa_Imn* ina ose Monday, Wednesday, Friday ted, Sasday, Giemeoet, at do 2539 | PARIS HATS. Mi fT Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Captain B. Overlagh, will 100 Nor &'Wor 860 Ss 3. Rest Boston rr UST received from Paris direct, per last Havre Packet AFIRST RATE FORTER ‘House in one of the lenve on on Tuesday, Thursday and Satnrday afternoons, at 5 Rew Sto! i | J oue case Gent'emen’s Black Silk Hats, of the best i oelock. i Faw " n Co. Fri 34 a brig aul3 3e® 99-Wall street, up stairs. Lees Me nema Wishing to Coe! the basins. , it MORNING Bear AT 6 O'CLOCK FOR 100 Farm rust ‘Thurs 2316 do in og GENTLEMEN'S FRENCH DRESS BOOTS. | mediate possession given. “A note, addressed AB, Hera'd | LBANY, 5 iven, A note, add | a cash 238 5 Hg cath $7 | CLENTLEMEN’S English Buskine, made of patent | office, will be attended or ieadagie i Hered | AND latermedice landings, fiom the BMoris Canal "hy “a 35 do tw 57 Leather, Tampico ‘Morocco, ionable style, | Fe ee ee es BMorrie Canal 03 8 do Ny Hae | for sate Cheap. wholesale and retail, at lnmutacturer's De: | VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. _ | ipner on Boar Passage Sie The ew 50 do cash 564 25 © do bio 574g | Pot, 73 Maiden lane. wi3 Lw* THE subscriber offers for sa'e, or exehange for New | Jo™ Pressure Steambos AMER * 3 Readin Pee ae: a8 fad a8 ATCHES !—WATCHESAND JEWELRY —Thore | Fail Ack GU 2iReRY: fhe GLOBE HOTEL, plex | [is siti Wester ead ays : Gremne me “Eo BFE SW he wih nrgne Goldy iver Wathen, Gal | Sages Ratatat Ras Wye, %ah eet | “or esas or feet, ely on bo 50 Long Island 810 31g 25 do stw 573 et abschber who it ty, to their mid ay between all the principal mineral fountains. The RAUF LINE OF BO, scriptions of the above fl le- | title is indisputabl and a portion of the purchs NEW ORK AND OAS ay = h lo an any other Married. | house m the city. Gold Watches as lowes as $20 and $25 each. the 12th instent, by the Rev. Mr, | Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought. | All watcues | warranted to keep good time, or the money refunded, . Cuurcn, Esq, to Miss Letitia H. G. C, ALLE Nt importer of Watches and re may remain on For furth ing the premi On Wednesda: Chase, Epwarp Pransatt, both of this cit | 7 1 Wholesale and retail, 51 Wall street, steer and mortgage for a re ot r particulars, enquire of F. H or of the subscriber, comer of Oliver’ and Oak streets, in the eit ee AE ENOTES = | ted, an silt broskiyn, ‘on the Toth instant. bythe Rev. SR. | _au't imtme ep stairs. a ly, M apison Hunttina, of East Hampton, L. LEGANT FURNISHED APARTMENTS, fodiite Many Ex daughter of Mr. John Dimon, of the | | Faeeant RUBNIGRED Aranti attached, with or fora, Fine former place. without breakfast and tea, t 84 Broadway. aul? im*r Boots warranted ito K AT THIS! LOO: aged 39 | Lapa ASP GENTLEMEN, _afyou want a fine article ONE w Died. Sait this city, suddenly, Wittiam B. Crors! yea of Boots ana Shoes, call at 367 Broadway, where you ¢ largest assortment. che: and the most fa- INE BOOTS, FOR $3 50, » and are game those sold th other atorer 4 French Cait. Dress ; tothe best made, and sold in this city for $60r $7. cAll RSE satisfaction. All) & JONES, No. 4 Ann street, e steamboats SYLPH, Captain J. AND. | EN ISLANDER, Captain D. ‘Wand 11 A. My atl, 2,3, 4,5, yan New York at 7,9, 10,and 11, A.M. and 1,2, 3,4,5, Tan “AN aban at the A stage will leave % fatty every hour throughout the leave as follows ie land @p, 8, past 7 I’, of of the owner anderbilt’s pas ‘an Felt, will | ar the American Museum. i and small profits is ourm = to.—4 Aun street. at FARE REDUCED, FOR NEW HAVEN.—Passa MN New Haven to $! 5 Thi ‘Stone. will leave Peck < Dieiges oo tt Pec! ot Saturday rednced | Hartford, dondid Gat. ieee | an6 Imisth FOR ALBANY AND TROY—From th Steamboat Pier at the foot of Barclay street. Landing at 1, West Point, Ne pa On, Bilton, Fo hee; Hyde Park, Rhine- peck, U. Ri astern | “TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE. | MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. Patskal My His funeral will take place from No, 185 York street, | Thonehe ia the chy — eld, nai omer links nice frre Notes ork stack, | uengla inthe tbe ae, mnse the emer, iRicihate Breamponr TRA ELLER, brothers, Andrew and Jacob, are respectfully invited to | N. B—A| f nee, Blip. #. R.. every morn attend his funeral. ‘< iow pri oor ae = aad ihe Steamboat HE In Brooklyn, eis 0 the 13th instant, Mary, infant | _®0l2_lm*r TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS. | 908 Dangeday axernoon, daughter of Wi plan W- ond Apollonia M.’ Rose, aged 10 | Bispinia fon No 19,000 Tbs. Binders’ Boards: snpe- h " months an 1 ust received, ai The friends of the family are respectfully invited to | j tale Oy ae PERSE , & BROOKS, rad tha fuera, his aerpon, at i oelook, from aT | st se BOK MARERESH Ow ie ere tase, | eat tiesy etn ined tht he rogens bres jw Boat in ate freshet, west Many Monraontenr, daughter of Geo. Thom Nea 0 1, superior quality, Eu sgegived, aud | vsired, the PIO aM 88 LINE, vi iiroad | nt, aged 18 months. | tsburgh, 00 commenced its _ Hook, Bristol, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to | _u!2 1m r ‘exular trips for the. ses day, the 6th of Aral attend the funeral this efternoen, at 6 o'clock, from No. K MAKERS —10,000 The ‘Trunk Boards, su- \gering the Depot, No. id Market rect, BALLS. at 79 | | Kinderhook pe 148 Waverly Place. ‘irom Phisbe BORE and for | "By this route passengers will avoid all the fatigue and dan- | _ ‘The steamboat NIAGARA, of the 12th instant, | At his residence, on the mornin; eORGE AITKEN, aged | after a sickness of four weeks, 68, a native of GI ww, Scotland. 65 and 67 Nassan st. aul? Im r age ms —Depot of Leeches. 149 Nassau Vt) 1AM Street, New gr of aight, travelling in eotehes, both Railroads being pass | Forfurther information, ap ‘abo The ply he old-established Office, nesday and Friday Moraine} steamboat TROY, ‘Thursday and Saturday mornin TA. Hudson, Coxsackie, i Meare on Monday, Wee. | Canin, Gorham, on Tuesday, | reight apply on board, or ut the office om the NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE. FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT, From the pier at Lane foot of Courtlandt street. ‘one take race this afterngon, 4 Peay ee offer forsale a ie angel ob Leechs Pivtaene ot oe CUMMINGS, Agent. sefapnmete oF Lm tees Avanue, to which hie frionds are respectfully invited to | rn a A ae eee LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. moe | AA rere, te wisn eaten ceteue tears MORE WONDERFUL DEVELO! EMENTS! | and private geutiomen is iavited,” The strandian of this ‘The low-pres HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE of this week, is now superior to that of (a in this country, and at no ad oS , contains a veautiful and correct | price than that of the best be LIVINGSTON & CO., 10 Wall atreat, fRAINS RUN AS FOLL ngomiane nation 0 ite of, (HARVEY, with the the mode of | _iner)s ietf re ee TE, . erp emg ee yh ATES iahoans | iseve = ‘Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 2 x Ailes inf) hes Ie fhe et ye SORBER: by the Amouini | | MEEN FUNMEEN FUN—MEEN FUN. Bers daily (except Sundays.) stopping at Pic taking there Boata will arrive in time, to tke ied Dore - — toa “ Manor. Train felds the bi Shichrulisest Sates tation, |e eedcermeneecion ‘inion the g wy Ip A pe 2 at 986 Sig olock SM, for Farsaiugdaie and | Sentez Whathalland: Lake Charsplene true gauselot the decease ‘of WM. M, PRICE, with | HHS Prince Albert: anduved iat 2 is inte places. and’ | Bouts Puasage or Freight, apply on board, or at te Office on the CON inary LETTER Jeft by jestial and xplendid article, j Peta through to Greenport, ster ping | the wharf. | him, aehite: NAME o his debtor, whom fhe says induced | to stands pre-e fs saneh, Hike, 8 freghe taken aio S6oTeoek oy . tement of GEORGE. C. KING, of the firm of | ieacely % i" ethan Rindel unery bostinely ss thecwnarerae 00 x at rest vg with all the particulars, and his personal de- | eruptions, &c., and Tepressi le and interme sanatory condition of the user, “ht ad Mrs, MITCHELL, of the Olympic. tion accompanying too co pit 401 HAY DEN, ELLIOTT & Co. of Cincin Ko. are alike speedily dissipated by its salutary inflncace. alee offices —Trial of § cer, the Murdere:—Sen Travellers, and residents in warm climates. will highly | « Pau ee ares, pectarrreee-s id ‘ad enior—Falicy, office“ M ad: rhe) nppendage to the toilet. le of the sole importe 8 had wi a tors, HOBBS&CO., 2 Wall street, and retail of all seni pine Leave Greenport ats: paces A. M. Accommodation train, | daily, (except Sundays,) through to Brook- Boston the cane from Norwich, stepping at St. awaves the foot of Courthudt street, on and Saturday eveni The Steamboat C: One & COMMENCING WED at seven o’cloc! LUMBIA, Capt. Wm. H. Peck, wil | steamboat EMPIRE, Captain R.B. Macy, esday, ‘Thuredsy train, or on the arrival of Stanor and Farm a lest ae: | BORG MOC 2 Malls Hl respectable | Gaye Fansmapaie at 6 Be AA AE Asceaselstion nin nc ice mews—Sentences in SUDOTIMY | iies.: | ee ey. -Aaeaeen a aeeiins-ueibedte nea ee “ “ feits, Ri , &e. Ke. {DR FELIX GOUR. ¥ ‘ALIA! ¥ Ds : AM Greenport train for Brooklyn, | ‘orale Sen New York, and by all the | SOLTHD EaAE oe . Sok commodation train, for News agents of the ¢ HIS admirable poe try. 'Priee $2 per annum, or five | oe by common consent rated Grave Jamarca oo, sA-M. Accommodation train, for Brook len iy a teat and the soil e Cate Elys jong the exceedingly pi rut unds now present a charmi) a wered witha rich ti the wal a czecent 9 ‘order, having beet considerably | "On eiahed de presen ‘ernoon there will be in aujondance at THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EXCURSIONS. ross the Hudson tai Ad SAIL, Pa ae and then a Wilk to the the place: i e the mont easily accomplishes eursions that cao be made from the city. the trees be to Hobo lysian Fields resque shores d aud attrac Z > eats ver single vamber. ase es ‘No. 1, asa remedy for blotches, pimples, pustul Fields, an excellent Band of Music, a OD THE LOTTERY SYSTEM, ~ | scurf tau freetien suum all Kinds ol eruphous, andever: |‘ aU8i¢ A.M. Greenport train for Brooklyn, | jrock val oye a Cans septandinneg wich tf Ts NEW YORK JEFFERSONIAN & WEEKLY | #hecies of discolpration of the ompetition hn | gt 3 pM. Accommodation train, for | he Ferry B Canal tad Christopher as, ticon geet 5d bm hing if ‘rhe Numb Se a enn | the demand a uch Moss bertiaroet |. Wiis sem Bodied’ coeta: Kaze Haw York 12%, Race “*Rfgne npjetely Atted up P When ee ceca 1h SSL will couesin Popteae of Peliietang Nore Aa eee ra and fresbe | Coarse 1624, ros al are Jamaica 3, Brashville Gime ee i i ren i Glows Edmund Burke, ‘Sciamdestouer of ime ae complexion | trea t sme : inetd fe rae nian cane ice Ferriage 6 cents. mism*r | cau be con: "= a toilet, 0 he J Feet eaalish Joa ate eat: | Gournud’s Italian Mi if be: beauty ber asisassert- | 69) Thompson 2, ‘Suffolk. ie rca ay tee ltd BELLS HUNG. would do well to pay. | ed, only skin ea mere portant hat ‘the thin cov- e rn edtord station Yiu $i ay St, Geare’s visit on board the Steamboats Niagara, Meaetnan ove) Gpabenti, id noah exoginon of the In. | SMH whieh arenes reid id be kept in its pres- | Manor BL aie Rirenh Bie Jamenior Matte: mineer, Gaveracr, Iron Witch, Thomas Powel, Excel- famous Lottery System—J. G, Gregory & Co. of Jemey | ™hem(mmont ait re tae 1, Dye, for coloring hair, has ‘Accommodstion train 815 b Gee erie ite i cg oe og ihe Wall * | comp etelysuperseded all the ol de jererious preparations are in readiness on the arrival of trains at the several | Prats pue, d'strong, and ted for one yeur.— it Mortuou, of tt Wall ccreets: Sy bh ite onde Sabie Pa sti he sets ae ieee gaa se hgsersta | owes Mord Am seect an No 100 Fulton stest. transaetious—Scene att he late Arrest. | | sent Seieee aati excellent (for beuutifying aa rations at the foot of Whitehall | eendire campment of the 2d ents.) at | the comy hes ever graced a lad gentoma et, vena) ef several trains, 30 minutes | BOSTON STEAMERS. f 24 Regiment (Governor's tegards,) at | toil i reas thehour the Brooklyn sid LIFAX AND LIVERPOOL Selene Paget eta eutiant,, Furade. and Revicw— | cheeks. wh econ thet wich lege steamboat Seat Sratestaas lenves Greenport fr Sag Har | Fhe Bat shand N. American Royal Mall = seteiie co tapunene aes ener on | Stock of choi articles, are tobe bor hs neem son the arrival of the tmine from Brook: | steam ship HIBERNIA, Capt. A. Kyrie, Barcens ‘and. Str Sai aye Adford’s Ree | ‘ cacy for Beas | NG ISLAND RAILROAD es q Senasy eh hue sigue ete oe | yess suast | Fi " ¥) , appl Bias, Boweeyy CHRHLES, Senior. | ARS ntr-dordon, 2 Milk st., Boston; Carlton & Co., Low: leaves Whitehall street Ferry: New Mor Breigh, Rsssage, oF poy cones pfernegion apply t0 ant4 itr ole Editor end Propriet mn & Co , Worcester. aul? lw*r Ais wt {fom Brpokln ide a Fore aod | auld 2t re st HARNDEN eva eat re minutes, an ‘and 3 a1 / e DRAFTS ON GREA’ COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 16, U. A. o. D. JUST PUBLISHED, PART ONE, PRICE | a"xi.vand’ P.M. trains go through, the foriner stopping. at ANDIRELAND—Persons wishing to re: rTY CENTS, bah aed ILLUSTRATED, ‘with d EXCURSION ‘which took place on Tuesday the Delaware, for the beue- seriptive no- | road @armingdale and manor, and the Istter atail places on the Br hans Fund of Columbia Lodge. ting of | bed ys tock place, an ers of the meet- Vice, ts—George Street, Sepointed af “Ania Joveph Mui Mt ian ‘tinker, cate nots Geo. Masoi : d John G. ‘Constable. gael wel Phelan, ‘Allan Tinker, Isaac Wefan mil {allowing = 4 vote ofthanks be te the rieuner Beiswaref for his wor to the | yon rd of is boat and barg: excursion. 2d. ita vo'e of thanks be tendered to the Pilot, Engi- velend, Esq., from d Smilli¢, Esq, comp iews, selected’ from Forest and Lake scenery withi Greenwood. ‘The general and isting in regard to rural cemetri work highly acceptable ot the present time. talent in the country 1s engaged on the work, and no expense is spared tomake ita perfect gem of art. ft will be highly or- namental for the centre table, and exceedingly suitable as a Present to distant friend: R. MARTIN, 2% sole street, UNION LINE FO ‘Cn splendid fast pial iry house o1 tofty and farher pa-ticulars, apply on Wall street, or to auld on I . Olney, of Aug: cabin passenge BuACK Baht OF OLD RK NEW OkLEANS. iling Packet shi» UNION, rely sail for the above i canbe accommodated ina m deck, et steerage rates. For warded. ant3 of the and he York on the ‘ooh. by either of Ww. & J T. TAP! e mit money to their frien Great Britain or Ireland scribe: “ Great. Westen” will it which drafts ean be foe | SCOTT, 3 ra for any amount, * tro! le on demand. enivea in any part of pean procure drafts 86 South sti str 2 doors below Burling slip. board at Murray’ wharf, foot of JOHN HERDMAN th South at. DD LINE OF LIVER- BRITISH AND NOKTH AMERI- CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHI?s, ‘of 1200 tons and 440 horse power each, un- ubatethes te ties enone I eee ehiai lind Be eet OL PACKETS der contract with the Lords of the Admi- 3d. "Thats vote of t be tendered to the Band, for their FOR LIVERPOOL —Oaly regulér packet of the ied Capt. A. Ryrie. very efficient services rendered on the occasion. WLISSING, 16th Angost—The new magn nd celebrated “Capt. E.G. Lott. ath a vor; olthaaks he tendered to Meters, Dillon, PRENJAMIN C. BYRD pf Flushing, L. I. He left the nataniling, fayorite Packet Shi’ NEW YORK Gant. of the Rainbow, Howard stieet, and Rowe, of 6073 Brond: house corser, 0 ‘eck Slip aud Water street aboat 1000 pt. T. B. Cropper, will sail positively way, the caterers CY 3 a occasion, for the very bod on ba ne seen} between 2 and 3 | on the 17th of Avgust. mawher in which th ty with the good ame 4 ‘ia the Bowery, near Welker street the NewYork are fitted out in a most a which for variety and excellence could | isabout 36 are old, 9 feet 10 inches high, s ut built and ‘and costly manner, with every modern improvement on dark Fong light cravat, heavy convenience, that cannot ya oes, to the comfort of those be ¢ of thanks be tendered to Mr. & W. Bard, i gen ple it of dri wine h was Persons visi country, or sending for Ae. known as Uncle Sam of Caldwell’s Landing, for his avocation. An information ing him. will be should splendid specimen of | w+ kind attention tothe pars, daring out br | thankfully received at J. . comer of Peck Slip ure, before engagin; 3 IN WU) Wresident. and Water street, ‘or at 303 Pearl street jyl7 Staw2w*me For passay in cabin, Sa cabin, oe sree je, early ap- Janes G. Siti, Gueetntes Plieation should be made |, foot of Beekman street, | art yan ae Nranogs, | UEP RocHE, BROTHERS & C Oo. D. LODGE: Ne- ze HERS’ | mp famnish Holmes’ | sult rre 35 Fulton street. text door to the Fulton Bank. | yyf?0mBoston to} TEE SA Wits” Wiese Alte ary ais ME Mente oa Liga eae gind athe Sulu re urged eh ome nn | Etc eae | Lodge Keom, th riday,) at 2 o’el to manulacture rieuce in manufactur 10, Por the facto] of our inte Beoubers Joba EL, Boasett, atde. | iagand: setting Kitchea forthe past It cacy of 2st Auguat—The splendid fest sil. | PO? freight, pascage, orany ost SKtGHAM Cyr Agent The ‘Train will lenye the South Ferry at 3 furpaine fd for economy. convenience, and durability. tons bertvcay arin don Bln lige, will sud bpm eey ny MO Jen ferry at 3.0 (or ; 5 jurab hn Eldridge, will sail o y order TOSEFH FIcRARD, Dr's. A. | ere werrensed vo pertove oe Patpooes or whirl thas are pee | Prdey. Ausurt pie da si | We si'Bosron: « contract ie Steen, ti Tato with a Lucas, ah ld ‘It* re ghased and if no fihey will beremoved free of any expense to | The ships of ‘this line helng all 1000 tons and upwards Hee Mahesh vrovermment, to. ceublish a line between Liv- 1 Feferences cau be given to persons bout to embark for the old country will not mt fail to pool abd ee Vork direct, ‘The steam. shi 38 al Washgare = pore 3 son, The prices range! jolars. antages to be derived from selecting this li Flee ore RON eal bulls; and ourly-encs yout due Reeibe Wilt ON HI RHOOLE, No a4 Nasanase haa spoiticvorn a constantly manchooraring seat! to any other, as their great capacity rend. Lopiveutat dur tee ikem ty: lla ae me oe a tn eather, Plow Kvives, supplied w with Parlor, office, and bed-rocm GRATES, of the | eve! Rb Aya comfortable and convenient tl | t the steamers wi every Saturday durin etait ‘ype Cases, Petey small elrasy and their accommodations for cabia, secon be nad overy foragit dusiog the, etber prontin a. 4 rushes, | Also—TIN WARE, chelate pial and japaned. ssengers, it 1s well known are superior to thoxe Going alternately between Liverpool, and Halif Aste Buraishers, ‘all times read esr an Phare ‘any yother line of Packets. Perrons wishing to secure | 2oM', oie alternately, between Liverpool, and me 1d Leal, ye eu Sertht, should not fail to make early application on board, va0 there ” ding and Blank Rolls | i GILHUOL LY.& SON, foot of Burling Slip, or to eece-arae - aha Too | auttim*r fanaa street. & Jo. TAYSCOTT, PACKET FOR HAVRESecond Line—The Fader Maio” ee Companees, Hammers ‘and | r = ure At their general Passage Office, #6 Sou: | ck hi oe Fe Capt, F. Hewitt, wil, sail on L. a s auld rre loor below Burling e Ist of Bepi F fren ¥ to Fini Pailrte, | FROM THE COUNTRY. _ “i ates TIN CREN: eh Wal ee sad, ollahers, Ree Be: ES OR GENTLEMEN havin i LONDON—Regiiar Packer of the ton Aug jes and *, i LS " supe <The aw fe t! sailing pa cket ship WALPOLE, Second Line—The ng B pecan a 1 Embousing Presses. r “we oa fy dlpone of enc A he tor ee Capte homas, rte n 1000 tons, will sail po- i ship UTICA, ie a Jobn hee * ry by i 5 ee iboas- | 4 i jag Plate , Re &e. cu I. | fubscriber, through the Post Office, or YD A HINCK sae ria cadens UE Srderat the shorteat Rote, | Sind their vesdencen i ceed eat rae ta Wall weet ry, ay port, road was & “anieg a r Dumber of! Panera re are, sons desit- | NE < Kw ISTAWS BALSAMOP WILDCHEWRY. Ladies can be attended o by Mrs. J “s beceatts ch st sheeld uals arty iasitess “on MARSEILLES DINE OF PACKETS. “Among the many 8 ImPrre board, foot of er "Inne, or to | qunmismaaieces ea cae | MLNS, KOEI, Seine og ceeme ate | ume “OPAL Me | ; forthe parrona ri ae aon ht lips outs oF bechehs eend Innvoduetion of the CIRCULAR SIRT: She ‘eat STARCH Ey UNTEED ST Ars BL fy Spey s k Sny yee gp pnd Bo ee ere ree ae we, f pealeh leave to rll the attention of those who have not yet tried Sarvs taba MIGRANT | during the year, as follows = f TAG at sermon tie eee a th thes seriden of «qualities of this Skirt have been 40 well rested foees Goartves to bane pet | tee Paptains. From N. York. ave we acquired the means of arresting disease an by their being const in deman: still ncknow- phy Packe’ Ships, sailing ever PRICE, ae) JOINVILLE, (new) & il 1 Sept. 1 RENEE tne whale | alee surss ma ther article ofthe hind, though others haya an Walco bot trbchace ‘Renssican chussiony obese | Eateats w May 1 Geet: | ‘annually. of co vertine to Dave made @ recent invention, the. on| ly, at very, ARCOLE (uew) une 1 va mou impor reres of the ane. tes cesses fore nortan ven a gracefalness to the onsen gy wey Sone © MABRASKA (new) Awe, | Joi , 18 Dr, Wistar’ Balsam of Wild Cherry. ofthe increasing demand for these NY MAN fe Con At south ay Frou Marge es \ tabi he and consecrtes, what experience nl (ts and ith despateh, ee conaeanty “on hand, nt made to PACK emchaes JOINVILLE, (new) Lirrence Sane " ° a ing 1s gee RCE es fin san neta PA populiey SP is So htesia_tovanen ecm in he nentost manner, aud wm send Ake OE new) Lt wen nt it b "ih wrmon soc! ety ity roots so deep rey s ronrong,| Shar ‘he success whic! 1 goods not Permitted i in tle recommen week!) “quime nie i, M pdahef the wrapper. } my fect Sseenta fo for) New York citys wae, eenee, ara fo. a . me “ald Iw*m Hs fing day are linha be sent to a are of the firs foes strest,_ | oxveriopce. Shel ac pont Se alist, ie | mitre passed for comfort and convenience. eased to Goods the | ill be forwarded free of other charges than those neta 9Tonune tu iNdings, 68 "ia TASB ATR ePHEL ES, Prop ov’ HINCK aero or ei: wae. Wes | 2a. Long | je | kins, will 7th will be performed ete, C rl OUS M of Nerve, Mr. MeShan “The Sprig of Shileta Alter witch, the farce ot TEDDY Tk eae the Tiler, with the song of * MISERIES OF HUMAN LIF. k, and the performances will Mr. Collins, ude with the Doors open at 7 0'e!: ATU MEG MEELIS. dee a TIL ER, Teddy Widow Mahoney “ollins, the ugust the Mau jhe wall sing meonce at half-yast7 o'clock. Boxes $1; Pit 50 cents ; Gal- lery 25 cent are a f which the new HEAD—Mr vbly ‘To conclude with te BOY’S DOOM, or the irs Philip ous Top, b—Fr Ba: ance ERY THEATR ) Angus li Bax. RW be beuforimed the Pra of ant AR DE J R. IN t Scott; Dow Jose, {A MAN WITHOUT A Mr. Walcot. w grind Drama of the BLIND Dogs of Castle Keep—Hewie de Kk, cartan 1 Boxes, 25 cen’ a wall Dogs of the Castle, Hector & Brui Be aL Malt frase 7 — Pitand Gatie~ ‘After whic ted ACROBAT F Herculean, Honey. ace P e, and Steward LIE—Heary St Boxes, 25 cent JAOTLE G. ARDEN a day » Ros Mozart, which . of beaut Jntermission to View the cellent opportunity | mussion during the ¢ Bo" August Mth and Uth, th fp kood selection of » Labitzi half ifal range of C' extending around the whole of the be brilliantly iMeminated with gas = o"elock g— Fridey Ate ky. be performed by under’ the direction of Mf Cw de re peu at 7 extensive Promenad the swonderful performances of the celebra- + cousistivg of ‘Thoms Nuun, th e Daring, Walter Nun, t x4 ve Mesrer an hour for Jefreshments, OSMORAM AS which PN THE WHOLE M’LLE IBLO'S GARDEN August l-- ft COMIC RAVE ae FAMILY. GABRIEL RAVEL. RLANGY. -Friday Rveniug, ‘The enterminments re will ommence with a popul ir To be mire hy the first net of the Batler Pantomimeof LA SYLP briel Ravel. Half au hour's inte ip the Refreshmen To foneladewith T Ht | MAGIC PILLS mission for the Concerts A Di.—La Sylp: ide, Mle Blaugy; Sendy Ga- CONJUROR’S GIFT, or THE dolor rome Ravel, EF iviua, Wme Leon Javelli eu ae T o'elnek » Door: Ti NWICH THE ortaoments hegin os 8 Jebrie! Ravel; Don Panchio, Je- clock MISS CRAUFORD has great pleasure in inf vig her friends, aud the theetri- gal public. thar her benefit will ake place at this th atre, ow Tuesday evening uext, 8th instant. The bit) for that eve- ning will be one o the most attractive of the season, and s that will succeed in fillin Th ts will covsi rAZIO--Biauea, Miss ¢ Fre f-# hakapease’s Comedy of CATHERIN®* PETRUCHIO— atverine, viiss Crau Freer. ‘The entertainments will conel SCAMP, ia which thet charming actress, Sone aul? will perform the chararter rot nn Drake, us NEW YORK RSION TO it —P niiiuaner SIAM % the Commencement of HE SACRED MUSI friends as are des will leave New York at lo’clock, P. of the OR eNO" | 8 of joi . with such of their them on this oeeasion, M, and in returning will leave New Haven immediately at the close of the per- formance tickets will be limite: al3tfme Tickets for the trip one dollar each Stores: Atwill’ P. Perkins, No. 1 yi of the Board of Manager of the Society; or of Sec., 88 Canal street. GEO. WHITLOCK street; J _ Full particulars will be furnished in a subsequent adver- ti To avoid the inconvenience of a crowd, the number of For sale at Firth & ‘ay, parton & Miler George F. Flandreau, HOWES & CO”S NEW YORK MAMMOTH CIRCUS. T Buffalo 2ith. Lockport 28th Rochester 7th ie Largest comprising recent! arrived ake AM 25th and 29th, nce, render this rifted ny hi feature of the arena in this cou refer the public to the brilliant desert AS 26th inst. n the United requiring 26 8, musician the spective newspapers of the extraordinary and daring f-ats distin, performed by th Equestrian Di NIXO amon der, the lorseback are the most e} ir Nigon and colebrat ed Tight Rope t ished art xtraordi his phe d brillyant Act of © Fan i Stack Rope Eroluuons With a variety HO WES: Ri d the unapproachable Clown, D he Performers is the celebrated and dee 28 Ri poleon of the Arena, Mr. HOB8S, whose _ Mr. He is ies of Proteus” Mr. Geo. Sweet, the of others, The whole res the. leading, most talented, and | classic performers | in the worl hd. HO WES & COS New York Mammoth Circus. EhAN AIG GAKDE IS NOW OYRN BUR aos ASON.—Dodworth’s Cornet Band will perform ever Tasker and Friday evenings, commencing June tad, st WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor o'clock. Admittance tres mys im*re M! SENTUKY PLANT jant of its tribe, will be re- Jonday, 10th instant. nto 18 PeM hs DUNLAP & THOMSON, 635 Broadway. (5) DMISSION to view daced to 12 7A. M., lw*rre cents, on CLE P AULINE DI , DESJARDINS would respectfully thetshe has returned from Sa- | had the this honor of i her residence, No roducing the | fram Baris.) | in_all tl Leona aul? 2w*rre Open ICE saloous THE ALHAMKA. CREAM SALOON No. 559 Broadway, between Spring and 10 STRANGERS —' eo ere Vieira the city will fiud a new attraction in the Sal aside from the delicious [ces nnd ‘Coulee tie bale ‘and fashion than other Ww, every can be found courrenated tn any | j lace of public resort in the eity. pleagant ev Brince. i. of more no where ean. an hour be passed m.re rationally or Sasatly SO™ Admitcance free _ EMFORLTY, OF Ait AND CLASSIC . CABINS Wig Materials, M Engravings, Fancy ~_ sul dw SOLMAN’S - OF OIL ation ic, he., are now to be floor, up one flight of easy stars, (having leased the fis | PAINTING Vattes svocks of Books, Painti Drawings, Draw» and apon the secot ery floor,) where every thing will be sold at as low prices, and many much below the regalar prices, being desirous of clos ssible he Book ™4 Cheap List will soou br poblishs Byyuantiues. Deparem Furchasers are tovited to call and examine his New Rooms No. 207 Broadway. arcond floor Alseadors fore ATHLETIC G AMES, be TTHE CENPKEVILER FKOLTING COUK>E= | be Monday, August (7, 1916.—Free fur all Competitors. — Mr John | trance fee. Sveridan, of Boston, nastics, the AND MANLY SPORT The games and sportsunder the direction of celebrated Professor of PROGRAMME, Ist. Treteing mi for all he Bridle. ance, oid Silver Cup 3d. Thrown the Sledge—weight Pth. Pigeon shooting —24 oth Climbing the g eased, ize on the top of the pole rie, the Pi dat 4 o'clock, and the sports i roth Pi race—t 1! grease 1 he openes aprecisely | 4th. Wheelbarrow race round the Course. ‘ va i de—sig ole. vd ye foot race—one mile roaud the course. Tha. Prit Prize, $3. ided—100 yards. somber itors. Pryze, $ FOR SALE— 8 very fast trotting ‘awe is Hands | high. five peves it kusd ja oh harness quire of TOWNS CUDDER, Livery tables fade Materatrert: ‘in ‘4 a for mone: Gym- ader the sadd'e--| mile and repeat— hat never trocte Prize, one elegant Saddle aud —catch Prize, « Prize $3. TWO FINE. SADDLE tg WILL drive ace in a earring are just che ry horseback, and sadale.. 4 farther partiealars K ave’ be OUND, for ri been long med 0, pply ‘at the dee of the Herald. Oi ce. 10 fi A sm Il Grey Hound. | The sake a m Have hier by apt to Thomas Braidwood, it owned in three days ‘hom ti KING CHARLES SPANIELS—Six, Back « Tanued, very fine, just imported per ship’ St Ja from London. ‘Asso, Three Shetland sous—very docile, * Gti VE, No. 3 AV Le ta) ama ed Li ‘he superior, fast sailing pa OL, meee tons ers Capt. John ‘oo Ponies, and perfectly mamageab| John Meet, Taporter and suitable for the West, 1290 ¢ Green will sueceed the L ir day, 2ist Remeewiber_ men’s by September, her regul yo 4 t oppered: ert Beott, will s: Boe om boar. fot Rw re you WOOD The rif packet ae | bere her regular day. et, £0 sa Ls Ay iat above, for ple maarte (oe Bt Wall street, R “| sured he i at , wh rt succeed the Ano A Seley, BONS, a Cobb, mate: wee oe cnceommodaions aneq! fein FORT eer — of 1 AS HARLES er regular day’ ke no necommodations, capt proses 0. 58 Bouts wt Cornish, master, wil! ‘September 26h, h ha. er "i HIS_nnrivalled corps of Equestrians will perform at Williamsville, 27th; | in route to Rochester, and will be at h and 9th September. tablishment ever organize 159 Men and Horses, es to convey the performers wardrobe company has attached to it Eight Female equ sett js,the Greatest Female Hider o \y . Which, | LATEST INTELLIGENCE. SSS BY THE MAILS. Wasuninoton, August 12, 1846. Mr. Buchanan and the Fifty-t our Forty Men— History of the Oregon Treat y— Reflections thereon —Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Polk still Fifty- Four: Forty Men, You will recollect that I suid in one of my letters published a week ago, that Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Polk are still as much fifty-four forty men as ever. The publication of the official correspond- ence between Mr. Buchanan and Mr. McLane, and between the President and the Senate, am- ‘4 : ply proves the truth of my assertion. Mr. Bu- chanan has been severely censured by the ultra fifty-four-forty men for alleged inconsistency.— Hut the publication of this correspoodence proves by 1 all question, that his sentiments were en- tirely unchanged even up to the last hour of the negotiation, and that the acceptauce of the offer made by Great Britain was reluctantly forced upon hin and upon the President by the action ot (be dent or Mr Be Sena ear tiat neither the Presi- or even Mr M‘Lane, en- lertained any dea that the projet olfered by the British government, would be gravely tr ated as an ultumatam by the Sena: ynrd hat it would be recommended to the Pres deni by three-fourths. that body—87 io 12—without teravon, as the basis of a treaty. When Mr. Buchann first became Secretary of State, or shortly afier, an offer was uvad by the President to settle the Oregou question on the basis of the 49th parallel. This was reje oy the British ingle word of al plenipotenuary. Mr. Pakenbiro, and .* was im- mediately withdrawn. The President in his an- n message in December lest, insisted on our right to the whole territory, and cis was followed up by Mr. Bochanan in is instructions to our minister at London. In his desparely to Mr. Me- Lane, of the 29th of January lust, he says :— “The Presitent will never abandon the position he has taken in his message. Clearly convinced ot the right of the United States to the whole territory in dispute, and relieved, by the refusal of the British government to ac- cept this offer of compromise froin the embarrassment in which the acts of his predecessors had placed him, he would not now authorize the conclusion of a treaty on thai basis. But the , his constitutional isers, are now in session The qnestion of pe bce ofa ir may be involved inthe issue. They are a branch offthe war- making as well as of the treaty-making power. In de- ference to the Senate, under these circumstances, he would, in the first instance, feel it to he his duty to sub- mit such @ proposition for their previous advice * * * "The President will accept nothing less thant the whole territory, unless the Senate should otherwise determine. In varions other communications to Mr. Me- Lane, be puts our title in a clear light, giving it as his own opinion, and that of the President, that our title to the whole ot Oregon is good, and; should be upheld; but at the same time saying that should the Senate advise a compromise, the President would feel constrained to adopt their advic Tn a despatch to Mr. MeLane, dated Feb. 26, 1846, he says: n “The President, since the date of his messege, has seen no cause to change his opinion either in regard to our title to @regon, or to the manner in which itought to be asserted. But the federal constitution has made the Senate, to acertain extent. a co-ordinate branch of the treaty making power. Without their advice and consent, no treaty can be concluded. This power could trusted to wiser or better hands. Besides in their e character they constitute « pertion of the war as in their executive capacity they compose a eae the treaty.making power. They are the repre- sentatives of the sovereign States of this Union, and are regarded as the best index of the opinion of their constit A rejection of the British ultimatum might proba- b to war ; and asa branch of the legislative pow ‘ould be incumbent upon them to authorize th necessary preparations to render this war successful. Under these considerations, the President, in deferenc to the Senate, und to the true theory of the constitutional respons of the different branches of the govern- | ment, will forego his own opinions, sv tar as to submit to that body any proposition which may be made by the tish Govern ot in his judgment wholly incon- sistent with the rights and honor ofthe country. Ner is et to be disguised, that from the speeches and pro: | ceedings in the Senate, it is probuble that u proposition to adjust the Oregon question on the parallel os 49 degrees would receive their favorable consideration.” On the 28th of April, Mr. Buchanan writes again in relation to the above reiteration of the positions assumed in the President’s message : “ Upona caretul review of my despatch to you (Ni ‘0. 23) | ow 96th February last, the President finds nothing to change. It will still continue to be te guide of your conduct.” Now, this disposition on the part of the Senate, to come toa settlement on the parailel of 49, was mnnifest to everybody. Mr. Buchanan and | Mr. Polk knew that should they reject a prop- | osition emanating from the British governinent | to arrange the question on the parallel of 49, they | would not be sustained in so doing by the Senate ot the United States; and notwithstanding ne 8d their sentiments remained unchanged as to the | duty as well as the expediency of adhering to the positions taken in the Presiden:’s message of De- cember last, they nevertheless felt constrained, | situated as they were, to lay the projet of the Bri- | tish Government which formed the basis of the treaty, before the Senate. But what above all fully and conclusively vindicates the President and Mr Buchanan from the charge of inconsis- tency is the declaration contained in the Presi- dents message to the Senate, accompanying the proposition of the British (vovernment. In that message, dated June 10, 1846, the President says: “ My opinions and my action on the Oregon question were fully mace kaowi to Congress in my annual mes- tage of the second of December last ; and the epimons therein expressed remain unchanged.” Now, neither the President nor Mr. Buchanan, as | before remarked, had avy idea that the Senate would accept the proposition without one word of change ; and lest there should Le any doubt in the minds of the Senate concerning the cha- | racter of the proposition, the President accompa- | 4 | itor those who will tay fication ; | Intely insisted upon, ana in | of disturbing the peace of the world. nied the documents with extracts from the de- spatch of Mr. McLane, of May 18, 1846, in which he say: “1 still entertain the opinion, and although from a va- riety of causex—in part, perhaps, from an expectation that in the United States this point (a limit to the period of iree navigation ef the Columbia) may not be abso- art liom deference to inte- rests and impressions at home—tue7 couid wot be induced in the first instance to make an oifer with sucha qi t, if the adius'ment of the questics should be found ‘o J depend upon this point only, ‘uey world yield | the demand tothe permancnt navigution of the river, and be content to accept it for such a number of years as would afford all the substantial advantages to those interests they have particularly in view that could be reason: desired. If the only question upon which the adjustment of the Oregon question depended should whether the mavigeio’ of the Columbia particular no English stat lar privilege 1: Lawrence, would ta 3 upon th * ely necessary for Ss to state that the pro- now submitted ved my counte- CAAA 0 | folt tommy dety therefor posi nance to discourage any expectation that it would be accepted $3 Prize, « rich | }y the President; or if submitted to that body, approved by the Senate», é lon the part of the British Government, oF eellng very sure, however, that the present ‘offer ie not made or intended ae an ultimatum. | thiuk it only reasonable to injer an expectation ov the part of those who ure offering it, not only that modificauons may be Fo gaa but, ‘that they may be reasonubly required, “it may We envadered certain, also, in my opinion, that the oiler now to be made is not to be submitted as an ultimatum, and is not intended as such.” Now taking all these facts in connection, the message of the President, of December last, de- claring our right to tae whole of Oreyoue ae | ‘a pei vaied instructions and explanations of Mr. B chanan to Mr. McLane, all tending :o aisoon- rage the slightest surrender of our rights in Ore- gon, atthe same time judiciously deferring to the instructions of the Senate, if they should even prove conirary to his own views—the President's message of he lth of June, declaring that his opinions and views had not changed since the annunciation of them in December last—his ac- com panying the message with extracts from Mr. McLane’s despatch for the pur f Con sineins the Senate that the proposition of the British vernment was not their a but ober. crude projet, resembling the first offer one 5 fering, huckster, made with the view of mang down his customer, such projet being offer. ed with the fall | belief and Ln a al negotiators would require important mo- Gifications of it before accepting it the basis of a treaty—the convie ion must force itselfon the mind ofevery reasonable man that Mr. Eycha- nan, and the President, adhered to the v _ hour to the sentiments #xpressed in. the lool | disregard such a Mess: ot December last, and that they dent’? jength eonstrained by the action of the Se- nate—action which they could not control—to ne- tiate a treaty on the parallel of 49 fever f) Mr. Buchanan’s despatches to Mr. McLane, he alluded to the subject, at the same time that he as- serted firmlyand clearlyour right to the entire terri- bes’ ; he, nevertheless, all along declared bh ven the President’s determination to pay res fil attention to the advice of the Senate. hat body having, by a vote of two-thirds, advised the acco pune ‘without one word of tuodinassen. « of the terms offered by Great Bri rin, neither Mr. Buchanan hor the Piesident, felt anthor 4 decided intimation of the opt: