The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1847, Page 3

Na 1 Halifax Mackerel $11; and No. 9 at $7 boxer do, at 65c. Wal 873g ~~ Within @ few days sales of box Raisias b y made at $1 837 end half boxes at 95, and qr. Hay—dalos North River continued to be made at 60 8 650 per tou. Hxur—100 a 200 bales de last report. ‘The sales ri rotted drei months. ported embraced 100 rotted have arrived since bales dew it $155, and 100 do Italian at $220, at 6 Ispico—Continued firm, with small wales, Madrag, at $830., and Manilla 86a 5 Inon—The mar be lagen with sales Scotch Pig, from ship board, 1 $29 a a0 nd oard, a 4 $80, for mixed, and $31 a 32 for No. 1, best brands, 6 months. Common Swedes was Worth $86 © $87 60 stan The last 3 ; lower mines ite 4 Mouasses—-Cuba was hold at 33 ota, a Temained quiet ai ‘auction and brow 2036 a 2136 eta, cash. Spirits tu:pentine co on the wharf, and in store it wae held at 4! Nothing was done In other kinds worthy of not 3 of upper mines were made at it 25 cts, and New Orleans 21 bhde Trinidad sold at to sell at a Ove Linveed—The market continued firm, with an Upward tendency, and we report sales of 2000 gallons at | We ote siterwards large holders demanded,80 o iper ford, delivere: ts. 712008 gullous wore sold yestardiy at New Bod. | "P# in Philadelphia, at 112 cts; winter strala- | ongy genni eat t ed unbleached was held at 116 cts, and bleached 120 cts. jew limit Provis one. We report ‘he market was quiet and Jo of 100 bbls prime pork at Quote mess inactive at $14 60 a $14 6276 Bee/—-No change, 200 Lelands beat large cits hams sold at lisgets. Lai ‘We report sales of 150 kegs % cts. Jo pickled meats, no sales wert goperted of consequenc: 10%—Phi continued to extremely ught at 2 $4 6146 2 $6 ; the latter for good prime. Skeps—We continue our quotations for rough flax seat at $11 26 a$ll GO ‘The last sales of reaped Ti- mothy brought $26. Clover continued dull at 830. a | for sale in lots to suit parchas ets fs jon square. fi this paper. Probatly an made, that taal be mas , would be inui het ii de all ber and George C. a oe han es tN her issolved. not ereby given thit yon the busi f 4 mason on his aceount, and that George Conboy has no farther counec- tion with, or anthony to bind or Noapliaare ine subscriber in any manner. MICHAEL O'CONNOR, 13 Reade street, m5 a*re IREMEN’S INSURANGH Cote Gi } EN é C' AN ' F tl $130, JOHN C REROH TR No. 79 Wall ms 16c*r over Courier 1000 LABOURERS WANTED. | HE SUBSCRIBERS wish to employ Ore Thousand jood Laborers, by the year, to wiom good wages and to work on the Moutgowery aad Incon and Chambers ¢ jes, All ng uplands, the heal h the State is unsurpassed 0} t a any ‘inth | ing to ship from New York, eva do x0 for Pe de! hive, aud thence by steamboats 10 Montgomery, for two | dollars, | “For farther information, apply to John ©. Ridd’e, Montgn= | mery, Alnbama; Walter’ Dulauey, Riddle & Ca¥; Jonn'D | Gaye ts ‘Auburm, Macon co., Alabams, Morch 1. m4 2wre qo [= 200 tons Ichavoe Peare’s cargo, the best Seuss aati tively quiet for Now | _SuGan—The market was comparatively quiet ew | TO TAILORS Orlea tTigc.a 8c. A sale of St. Croix was reported | - ‘ “y on private (eras: Wranssotions: in all’ kindy were li | TE Aprogpnd Summer Fashions for 1647 are now pub aie oh Mab NMR ia tnintive: Ackl | 8 lwer {. OLIVER, 4 Courtlandt st. N.Y. ‘Larow—Tho market re: @. > mem bTSa ol 01:3 - - aathileaeteaeicemencm ines | FOSTERS WINDOW SPRING, Tosacco—There w: leaf, and wo report leaf'at 40 ir enquiry for do, at bo. ments to Liverpool were ks. For flour, phia, offers were made for yess ports, and load with flour at 8s 2911., but, we believe, without being accepted. d quality of about 120 hhda. Kentucky | . ji les: caring, and engage- | ported at 27d. for grain in | continued te be asked, whil: 64. | raph from Baltimore and Philadel: 1s to preceed to thos jd, and with grain at To Havre there was no change since last report. ‘To London 8. Was asked for flour, 284 for grain in sacks, and 85s. a 90s. for heavy goods. Perec on ante ES NC Died, Yesterday morning, Mrs. Caruaaive Cayaren, widow r, inthe 64th year of her age. of the late Jabn C. Cryg) ‘The relative ind friends of the family, and ther, Allred Ashfield, and of her sonsinlaw, Rev. Dr. Ferris und Jolin J. Cisco, are invited to attend the fun ral trom tho house of the latter, 781 Brow iy» thi ‘noon, at baif past 40’clock, without further, invitation. | On Saturday, 6th instant, Groxae W., aon of Levi W. | J MPORTEK: and Maria Pierce, aged 6 years and 6 months. The friends and to attend the fune P.M, from his late On Saturday, 6th instant, of inflammation of Cuanuss Stuant, a native of Edinburgh, & tho 40th y eur of his age. to-morrow, at half p of quaititances ure respectfully invited | wide Window Cartan per. it 1 o'clock, sh idence, 860 Madison street. the lung: icotland, @ iriends of the family and of his brother-in-law, Nicholas Taylor, are reapecttull vited to funeral, from his late residence, No 81 Frankfort atre attend his Hia remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. @- Edinburgh and Dublin papers pleas OPy. ‘HE SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDLY SONS | _OF 81. PATRICK. ATA Regular Quarterly Meeting of Thursday Evenia Soci eth instant at the City the following geutlemed were elected oflicers for the ensui year :— JAMES REYBURN, President. _ DUDLE 8 t Vice P esident. CH*MLES H. BIR'VE CHAKLES M. NANK‘, Treasurer. W. G. FITZGERALD, Secretary. ‘held ty ‘el on » Ad Vice President. ‘he very Kev, Joun Power and the Rev. Dr. Wm. Pow- ELL, Chi br. Auniy nid the amonnt that would probably be ner in fwd to their starving count’yme Resolved, Thata Committee of five b thea ov@ ito effwct) aud that these’ proceed: ed. Dinner, and pendad ia sach r pointed to carry | Aw: A BAMAN road w: G HITZGERALD, Secretary. m7 1we th be publis! AID TO IRELAND. WARE of the dia'ress_ prevailin; terivers beg tooffer ta.ihe pablieys » Ireland for eharitab lends, the Rev. Jos; sented to deliver ein the Broodway s aberuaci 0 tof many ng humanity Treland, thi , ympachy of their Roe that suffering country, the use of hureday neat, 1th inst—the rongs 7 ‘ock, Teland.? “the subscrivots canst attests lio wees vite with thea in their huuble efforts for the cause of n7 Stee KIPP & BROWN. MeDICAL, COMMENCEMENT. ity of 7 o'clock, in the Chapel of sity, Weshing re. Th rall are respectiully 1uvited to atte: Inesday evi New York, es the Us ne profession aud public geae- | ‘The nddresa to the gradun'ex will be delivered by Professor Bedford. By order of the Faculty tier J OHN W. DRAPER, Secretary. TO TAILORS. 3 AMERICAN FASH Broadway. iS FOR THIS SEA t pu fished acd for sale at nis office, No 116) NOTICE, y J. DE MOTT would respectfully inform his friends * and the public that he has this dey taken into cop: nership with him at his new and cheap Hardware Store, Ni where they will 69 Henstou street, MICHAEL DE x and House Builders’ Hare +p or cheaper than at any ot 2, Ww word ef $.00 to an shaltiend t the eonvi weg low, for we fully eelasing she Te pert P toa Oot Sth 18 ta Sacititate Passed May 13, 1845. © proprietors right of Me ‘Pelegraph, may be, nnd are hereby 1 ‘Telegraph from it vy of the waters within she lim sot this ere te nof ports, pi of the same: Pro cod thet t and, provide 1 bein now tat y or wilfully ingu: La ment, or both, at the diseretion vf the Court have ond tke coguiz mee thereot. The Legsia’ ol his net, and the same ef Junk Scops and all Teleg's) er end ine, 607 i undersigued,'ol any % ye STVINGS any of the said 4, OF the materisls of property taining thereto, sha'l, on conviction thereof, be decmi thy of @ misdeinesvor, and be hed by fine or imp copa dware, Me- lousekeepers’ articles of every variety, store in this city, LIAM J. DK MOTT, MICHAKL De VOY, m7 Ste EAE AS tHE NeW YORK, Albacy, zreph Company will vay are: Person who shall give seh iufo:mation’ n of any individaal, u-der the elegraph Live or | 3. FAXTON, President. e eons'ruction of Morte’s Electro- w York, represented in Senate | 0. ay ze to p ant, and State by the or botwents for sustaining the wires v1 oupger, or iniariously iuter- dalvo, teat ¢ im naired reetion across Any persia or per molest 0 which ch ¢ may at any time alier, modify ot Dull take effect immed a «fll # site! Pod wire for w Yous, March 5, 1847. No. 10 Wail street. r 1. G@ FOWDER—i00 w lnnding from the ship Thetis PERSS ks Boyd's Bleaching q from, 65 and 67 Nasanu st. A GOOD FIT, AY SANDFORD'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH- M 7 ast ri ived , 127 Fulton street. We have j beauuiful and well selected exsortment of Clow and Vestivgs suitabie tor spring trade, whieh we t Yrorkmans hip and prices will pay wel sire! end see B sold cheaper thar the cheapes ; meke up ia garments to suit the most diffiealt, as to style, for vox visiting our eity to call at 127 Ful- | Youy variety, of Ontfittiog constantly on band and | NB —Ladies enn be attended to by Mr SANDFORD BROTHER, 127 Fulton street, _in6 Nine next door to the fierald Office. RAVELLING TRUNKS, &o OHN CATINACH, Trunk Manufrta sv eetecruer cf Broadway,bas now on ly mokivg.n good assortment of Trunks, Vali: ‘a pet Bogs, aud *atehels, wholesale and retail Also, pe ior article of svle leather Trunks, suitable for fine icon ov Kuropean ‘Travel, and Portmanteaus ‘for the Malle Poste piney West ladi ch. “LANCING ACADEMY. R. SARACCO, [tation Chorographist, and Mil lina, first teacher of the Parisian D Jvr. Colintins, Tespearfully let know Ladies the Amsteurs of Modern Doneing, that ANGELLISA— » South Am:riea, ke., ‘filled m6 *re New Walte ind Lape gt their invention, a TAZANTELLE— Dance of Mozarka Waltz, Mazurk: Coutlion of Polka and Wal 'OLKA M. > A dance recently ii Russia. NB —The m found at Mr. Ba Masurka Russe of the Polka co's, No. 50 lowa Waltz, Redowa Polka, They will | ah 1 also the U ented tor the Court of the Emperer ot can be only comer of Brondwy isk MASSAPEQUA HOUSE SOUTH OYSTER BAY, LONG ISLAND VILE subse iber takes this method to inform his friends A nnd tie pubhie, that he Ans will be o; en for the reception of ¥ Mave! rs on the ken the ebove house, which first day of stad boats will bein readiness for trouting. __ A Stage Will rave Facmigdnle on the arrival of the morn: C.K BNE DECC Inte of the Oy OTIC as the solved, 8 ent of Loth parties wi erelore, all persons interesed eathe articles of commormeahip w « undersigned Las contrelof the ew York Mareh 6th, 1847. d evening train of cars fiom Brune for the above 5 iy riet Hor SHIP between fd aadersigned and mo li onnor d cannot be neil the first of are hereby Mente to roy cther person than the Ow existip GEORGE CONLOY. m6 at"re TO WOU also MS, STs "ely roo Ont HiPpieg, At the low pr ee Jemous garments cleaned or a uo MBOAT r nerve: sofevery de @ iption, | Only agency in New Y- rl, 182 Broadway, bee, John 4 cleaned and the colors restored, fro a of 14 enu ply Bcents Brassels 0 caats por pad, ed st the low. by SMITH Re Cte @ Ailen at, near Grind st ’ , MONEY LENT. NEUE Wghert prices adveuced imiarge and smal! sama on é d silver witches onda, plete, Jowelry | Licensed pow. eripiion pers «bicker. 293 Persous rece ved in private i9aw*re | M bh PATEST INTENDED FRICTION WINDOW | B SPRING, recently ii ed by George P. Koster, of Tauncou, ‘Massachusetts, is received and fur sale jn this “i jw. ¥ © Uk ee ins mane made’ to bear upon ‘the inside of the and thereby hold the a:sh in iti eth of a wi w | Ww i an be seea H. Seymour & Co., No. 4 Chatham the egent, James Lancaster, at the | inl! instrnctiovs in properly adjusting them. B PEK TON Tor ini subseribers have reduced each Orchard Red Ash Coal, Beove $6 25; and Nut $5 75. the Nut, nor avy Nut sl ie with the Stor at the same price ; all delivered {ree of oa: OMAS F. DULAN, 203, Biatverry st ar Good ‘West 13th st. between avenues 9th and 10th. wie NEW PAPER HANGINGS & WINDOW SHADES. Nicouas Pixe & Co., No. 173 Pearl street, ufacturers, have j aty! Boy 3 supply ote id quality of A: Ne! and French Faper Hangings, Boggers, Fieebosed Prints ced Painted "Window Shsdea, ‘and’ fixtntes for the temas which they offer to merchants, dealers, and others at the very lowest prices. fz7 Imre WiGS AND TOUPKEES. ‘CHELOR’s new d WIGS and TOUPEES the most perlect specimens of the ait of wig making yet offered to the publie—the; i the peculiar style of each individual, so light im their con # Tu. tion, and patnral in appearance, as to defy detection. A large and well selected stock always ou hand, at the only manufacturers, Wm. Batchelor, 2 Wall street,near Broadway. Copy the address. fr24 Im ® th 2 2 5 1g Without encu! the country. Extray: not expecte dress “Books,” box 1539, Post Office, N.Y. m3 islw*r OAL—PEACH OKCHARD, RED ASH, LARGE ‘nut, $550; egg, broken and stove,$575;Lehigh, iamp,$5 50; KK, stove and nut, $5 75; thes: ash prices, less 50 ets. for cartage. My coals are all under sheds and dry, re-screeued from my coal yard, 256 Elizabeth street and corner of Ham- mersley and Bedford streets. £6 in*re JACOB WEEKS,"Jr. o stairs, for sula‘in Votsto sais poneies je as ‘obacco, wrappers and fillers. 0 Yeuany w of 38 ‘+ Cumberland Harbor, 49 St Jogo Leaf Tobacco bs Ipettsan ge) lark wrappery. | 12 cases old Connecticut Seed Leaf Tobacco, good colors. | Also, Segars of all brands and clases, including #0ine im po.ted ‘expressly for private smoker together with others ‘0.” imported solely by the subscriber. ‘ed am of Smoking ‘Tobacco of Turkish manufseture, in- ig the brated “Coren -SAMANO, 94 Boadway. Up Stairs. CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK Collector's Off March'2d\ 817 ¢ Perso od corner of Bro-dway atthe risk and expense of the owuer, co ¢ oF agen m3 (Sist re C. W. LAWRENCE, Col’r SPLENDID BOWLING AND BILLIARD SALOON. SALI H¥. SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform his friend and A thepublic, thatthe roem recently known as ths Weahe irgton Club Room, No 72 Prince street, (up staiis,) is now open, as ay fitted up and faraishe le of magu'ficeuce that cannot be surpassed blishment in this or any other city im the are four Alleys, eonstructe? in. the est po: and a Inrge Billiard Room attached. Kvery secommcdation ena he afforded to all that will favor this establishment with their patrousge. JOHN TRAVIS. m3 lw * re | DK. POWELL, OUULIST AND AURIS TTENDS to Diseases of the Kye and Kar, and to perfections of Vision, from 9 to 4 o'clock, at hi dence and office, 26! Broadway. corner of Warren street Opthaliaia, Stoppage of the Tear Feaage, Cataracis, | Opacities, effectually removed. MAU ICORIS treated with great att STRABISMUS, or Squinting, eure: | Deafness, and all discharges from fj ARTIFICIAL KYES inserted. id Hoectacles adapted to every defect m5 im*re A CURB FORK COLDS RS. CARROLL'S Medicated Vapor and Sulphur Baths, 194 Fulton street posite Church street. A w minutes. Kar, permanently e Jw ly recommended by our fi eraptions aud diseases of th after the use of these baths, 329 Im*re MUSKET's AND PISTOLS Ship Muskets perfect order. 100 Bowie Kn ves 300 Double barrel Fowling Pies 100 Sing! dj i iden Lane, | JIMOULAT’S SULPHUR BATHS, No. 547 Pearl sireet, near Broadway. (THESE BATHS have been estab ished for the. Inst twen- ty-six rears, and are thefonly Sulphur Baths ia the city. are highly recommended by the most emineni physi . for the cure of rheamatism, salt rheum, ehronic com Plaints, ren of the ny Medicated Vapor Baths also given daily, from 8 A. M;to8 Imre ny erst off or superfious of, can obtain a fwir cash +4 sending a note, or by calli: lence, or throngh © post do. H. DE BO He) tan Bu eee >! @ cl fe} = = fe} = fe) bar | = Zs PZ i) ny =| = A 4 cl Fl e & at | be panetually attene Old stoek and job goods bought, of an: on and smonnt. {Ul im*rre | IMPROVED MAGNETIC MACHINES MOOREHEAD’S GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE, | FT B19 instrament is aa important improvement over all | other forms of manufseture, and has been adopted by the | medical profession geuerally, as the most effectual machine inure. Itis pecfectiy simple in construction, and therefu not liable to vet out of order, oa is the case with similar iu- | struments. It admits of perfect control and can be graduated | toany pow dd for any infant, or sufficient for thi | strongest the, pleasure of the operator. ‘The mag Py arted in a continuous manner, and wit! Lo tdelicate patient. It requires every respect, periecily Put up in neat rosewood ea: directions regarding its wie an 7 Owing to the facilit; the Graduated M1 ge tic M; ‘ow as those eharged for inferior arti ¥ pent to any part of the country. trument is warranted. them jiseases of the most tedions and ie the medical profession. Iu all ts are alm. , ed againet purch sing the whatever name, as they Mannfactured and for iY £27 Im*r CHRIs GALVANIC AND MAGNETO N all cases of mati. their practie attoched to an | of our mostr IKin, nervi train of vervous di clos is the entire sai ‘© avy the least, the mi | tron, and the proprietor trast it with the candor it des 1 ter 3s well worth " that all unterested will ook at sreet snd Maiden lone. Deware of spurious and w. Imitation Christi fe) twtr | CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. ew work on Galvanism, &c., may be had gratis, havi any cast off or superfluous 0 di -jothag or Furnita ¢ of, ean obtain n fair cash see for the same by sending for the subscriber, et hrs resi- fw ce, or through the post, which Will be puncinally attend eis M. 8. CONEN, Ai \ NN, B.— Ladies can be attended;to by Mrs, | ADIES or Gentlem ist opened a very ended to for all classes | 500 American Bonded Muskets,with boyonets | { oe, ac ni $9 $12, and $14 Sach, according to} performed by this machine are truly | STRAYED OR STOLE Sey mye BAY MARE, switch tail. with asear on the 3 attached to a single wagon. Any per- the above will be suitably reward- ling word to No. 6Centre street. i i baving found do. do Moleskin, do. do. do dn. A liberal deduction from the sale dealers bove prices ‘made WM ROBERTS) N. Jr. AUCTION ROPTICKED, ANTHONY J BL | Bol SaaS SS EP RE EDMGLSTS WaseaN EINE ¥. | NUE AND 1 "MEIN VICIN: On THE SPRING AN LHUNYS t ROBERYSON’S | {% th haNcraCToRY, No. | — atreet. EB 95 Valuable Lots on and in th 1 Avenue and Maaison Avenu the following desirable propert. +—~ i avd rear, with 7 Lots in the rei meucing 135 feet erst ind dw je 89 Fulton st. 2tih street FLUA RET E & PARKDESSUS, | ngnieel No. 123) 2 ji n atreet, Duos ihstoln airs tants 2 Seth te ORIGINAL PHENIX. A LESSON IN kCONGMY pnENIx HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY, 103 ‘ulton street, noe the chur: h. “G STYLE, ‘The proprietor of this a Jy demostrating the fact ¢! $3 50, anda Moleskin Hat for $3, ifthe and equol to the very best $9 hat sold in the city of elsewh equal in style, beauty of shape, completeness of fi ish, f tinng, and every other requisite wh: rer. This ie result of a system which, if more generally adopt- weuld put an end to much of the ruinous extravagance | Upon which so many jestmen hive made shipwre'k of ther hopes. ‘The suce low iw rewent of different of form and featu ut purchasing a new ti ine those offered rt cy, together with al ats in knowledged. and is short notico, Hats aud Cxp: joaver Hat cau superior to four i TO BE HAD FOR $8 60 tablislement is constant- ‘sold tor Puen'x proves conclusivel: im expenditnres, qi in compete trivinph shments of the di o ty deantil icle— nes lea an eeae, | Lor uM, SALE of fine oid Vi sold by LM ported 182, York 1621. d 80 ° the northwest comer of Madison Avenue | “t Lot at the uortheast corer of Madison Avenue and | NY wo Lots on Fourth Avenue, west aide the southen Two Lots on the west side of Fourth / 1a 20th atre | 4 | qyhan Lote ou 26th treet, between Fourth and Lexington | “ Riess Circle 2 ceuis: Pit and Gallery 1296 conte es Oors ONAN At BY gular Lot at ice of the Auationeer, No. 7 whom apply tor furti ft Madeira, ke of) Nathani pinay &C. Ve 1917 at 10 o’cloek, at 110 doz, fine old Maden s was import Pipe bot.ted sep 33 demijohus fine old Madi ity of @ of trving Pace, yi oo. | Goutalnt’ g 108 feet in wide, wich Love in the rear om bt et. F Fons Lots on the west side of Lexington Avenue, at the will be 38 | southwest comercl 12d suet ie is * GAKD! To whole | 4,h0ut Lote at the northeast comer of Fowth Avenue and 3 dl at eet. OFF Bherty, Fort fe ut | 40 doz tine old Sereial, viutage 1819 and 1820, imported 1823 3. Madeira, seat to India and received ia New the bark Oai ray Vi 828 2B “i G4 1830 1833.0 1834 56 doz, P le Sherry, 182t,imported 1828 KEK will sell at auction on Thurr- | lith of March wext, at 12 o'chcelsat the, Merahaut's |p vi Lexington avenue ai tween 23d and corner of Fourth Avenue and vintage 1825, imported 1838, 1883 ‘ces! thee 1019, imported 1623, | is2sa lea 1825. | To which will Park, . Mr Dyott; C» coutsinug among | fa be tellowed zy by (8 Danseuses together aud o’elock. 39th | between Io! ia Monday evenins uthwest corner of Madison | jmouee with THE DAY APTI d 7th at eet, with several otner lots on 2lat, 22d Free love, Mr which, L. street, to m6 Suntec +ke., being the | Ksd., will be ue April 2, | se | With Werdi’s o) 35. This | with ¥ ontar in Sept: | treat Maestro M ar it Romanza of thi ann KCHE DU TE DIVISO. ARK THEATRE —Monday |, Mareh 8. 167 form: ill @ au the Pasl i Bacrh id fa Behe te ve ain, Mea Afier which, by request, the PAS DES FLEURS by 42 “he added THE FOUR SISTERS—Mr Mrs Han. riisempent. frat ia America, if Gs ey Park, distant | darn ie n of Louis lth, contiuing H feet front | “ator whteh: 18 Site A WOMAN mad ‘he whole to conclude with the famed POT POURRI— x i | Vienuvise. | Four large Lots on the south side of Gramercy Park, com- | "Doors open at h iepast 6 o'clock ; performance will com | AT&E—Monday kv | Bowes Lt, the grand . Mi §, pallet of LA FILLE Dimier; Colin, Mons Beunie, Geor- of Syracui ison. A Hoek formance com: BIG SOKA C10" A HOUSE. form: the Green- t t, corner of reet.— ia will ‘eum THE WEDDING—Col. Ge 3 Lads love, Mrs Watts ~ TOUR De NUSLE Cape Buridan, Mr dy, Mus Harrison, a De Deux by Le Signore Cl- OPERA. D. BARILI respectfully an- us of the (pera, aud the public fit Will take place on nina March 9th, On which oceasinn she will be assisted by Sigr. BU! HE: Meestro BAKILI at the piano fort air R, as Violourelio performer, and ARDI. Between the 1st and ad | bea | form companies of New York. cs ond gravd di FAS ROLES. vF'3 Danreuse Viennoise, ue ni TO THE LATEST MOMENT. TKLEGRAPHIO. ext week, Wasuixeton, March 6—8 A. M. The Southern mail has arrived, but brings no- thing in the shape of news. Major Gen. Benton will leave for Mexico early PHILADELPHIA, March 6, 1847. ‘The steamer Scorpion, Captain Bigelow, which Mille Dimier will perform hercete- left New York, on Thursday, bound to the Gulf, ol WeEDY OF ERRORS—The | *PTUNE & leak off the Capes of the Delaware, and Hada- | arrived at the Navy Yard this afternoon. She is | dischasging her coal, and will be hauled on the | masine railway for repai Th here are also de- fects in her engine. She leaked two feet per hi | | re jour. ——————— AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS, TELEGRAPHIC. Senate. Axsarr, March 6, 1847. A memorial was received from the Hudson River Reil_ sum of $800,000 must be expended. Mr. Crawroap reported a bill to consolidate the uni- Mr. Bantow | conse law. The plank road bill was debated in Committee of the | Whole, but was not disposed of. ‘The emigrant passenger bill was taken up by the same body, and was not decided upon when the committee | CIRCUS. soprepared | 81 dox. Brown Sherry, 1809 4 1815 imported 1833 4 1834. , : peot nay Patr | GOdemiohns Growu and Gold sherry, viatige 19 & 18%, BOW “heveett OF MIL HORS. RE. : A ENING, —First appearance of | | MSRP ircistacd. Woe Ghee etghty Seonsrer Mas of | FO The entertainments will commence with a beautifui Ten 1 $i TS | AT MILL” SALES ROOM, 178 Brondway (Howard Hocel).—spring style for 1847 now ready. Gentlemen Teguereet te call 1 m3 Qw*rh will intreduce his Spring style, fur neatues 88 wi mi} RCHER, HATTER, No. 20 Greenwich stroei, | th ex: They we ented; and combining elascicity | II the modern the timming, their superiority wll at | ry | judge for the be examine: i ¢ belonging ta wil! be ready the da vi o the si ery parce —t No other wines will be offare tock of Mr. N. Paulding Catalogues ¥ previous to the sale, wheu the wine a tree. cept strels | Sd, Mareh 2: 1847 | GENTLEMEN’S HATS. THE SPRING STYLE is fom res EP PHCENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFAC TO! sorts of Over Shoes, 419 Broadway, New York. awere i id | prove! "All goods warranted to | On the wid i} rea Fw) ares A middle of April. et, £43 im*ec Near poy nea ‘atewt Metallic India Rabber, perfeotly flexibl ent Weather, Forsale by the cise on gle pai AM Hole Agent for Goodyear’s Manufi RO factor _f2 meth rondway, opposite Trinity Church. OKs GOOUYEAWS OVERSHOES, 10 BRUADWay, | Parigt fu LADIES’ AND GENTLEWEN’S OVER- - ; 7 SHOES, manufactured of Goodyear’s celebrated | ff FOR SALE OR RENT —The thr 63 Bai the cok TO LET OR FOR SALE. and Dwelling, No 49 Leonard | mand Chapel ing directly «pos | mah? at®rre eets—well suited fc the pe e head ©, PINCKNEY, 9) Sta | THREE ROOMS, wi | wented by a fainil wi ad two | Bornood, below Grand at. ‘O LET. ply to 3 | _in6 3t*r 147 Mulberry street ween Church ft THE TWO STORY BRICK PRONE. STORE | rT TO 1 ‘The Store and Cellar, No. 174 Grand street,corner of [ial Mulbery atrect, 44 feet deep with three largs show | id handsomely fitted up and a good location for | 4 ury goods, hardware or shoe store. RK Wrist tae Ap | oO; TO LEASE, too, at Far-Rockaway. lately oc revee, Jr., adjoingog the Mai e Ha is 9 feet by 50, two ator aod attic, aff b aud stables forge and eommodions. 60 30 of fresh and salt meadow, and 20 of beach and pasture. | Apply to JOHN W POWER, | ind Iw*r No. 129 Fulton street. dine fal accommodations as a boarding h use; crn * of ch ice land, J fy THE MANSION HOUSE and farm of John L. Nor- table for the trade. Just received, a few of the new brand | BA 0m er Saloon, Apply to | mate | APARTMENTS WANTED, Liat f large and ch AMAGED gerty, Dray at 10 0’clo: 10 LET IN BROOKLYN, | A large two st Myrtly avenue, eo om any of the Ferri: conse:vatory, furnace, bach room ents. Itoverlooks a large idest sireetin Brooklyn. An omvions leav | dont, passes the house. Kent $500 Ap ur 203 Fuitou street, Brooklyn, between 12 aud 2 welock — ‘Th | parlor furniture made for the house (blue and fold) will be G eoors AY AUCTION | m3 Iw*rh 89 Fulton street, (brtweon Wi: Damaged C PLAINFIELD BANK NOTES taken at par for | PAai® siarouei | Boots aud Shoes at Walker's celebrated cheap Store, | M40: Rags for earpetin h re 1a to be found ail sorta and sizes. Nei. | | Nn, Sew | _N.B—Ali the goods perteety dry. | | EAT BARGAINS. Jones, corner of Pine 'y and stuc beck ania large q hapes and ‘colors, suitable tor VERY De | EMoud Ir farce called The Mesers. Hai Boxes 25 cents, Gossin and Mr. Piatt Rope; as the Wild Indian of the Forest. et of Still Vaulti raally adi all the most popular Negro Song: ‘lliagas will appear tegether in a Barbarous Dentist. will Doors open av 7 perinemanee commences at 4 past 7. it 1256. and William st tity of | m6 2:*rre acd c'eloch sae hor iid’ made his on the platfo: hi m3 aw? re louse, hay relay, or 145, house, No. 14 Ba city ing a etabie int Wertatreet. F ply te 8. tory brick fora Clud desired. ‘mse tl with scription. Apel je- |, £23 awe rre twenty-three feet in front and rear, deep. ‘The house was built during the last y mantels throughout, plated furniture, a sub FOR SALb—BROOKLY N—$4,000 resi lot Ces A paket brick Ho of licks and Sacket eo in front, aad back piazzas enclosed Ww: mutes’ walk of Hamilton av nitic Dick, aud fifteen minuces from in a rapidly umproving neighborhaod Alsp for sale) the House and ot adjoig iz ELIAS Nosson & Schell's Office, 20 FOR SALE. | | | fh THE House and lot of ground No, 64 Oliver stre Lot 26 by 100 u For particala TU LET OR LEASE. THE three first cless dwelling house#MNos. 14, 19, and 23,8 Marks F it. A feet, house 23 by 43, apply on th; fire proof store No. 2 Liberty st, nenr the in iden Lane. fore all the prine) appear in his a, whieh he The Maas ri ue ferry and the South ferry, Nassan street. 4 ; La aweme lnginaiss the | TO LEU—The store 147 Broadway, coruer of Lib- | erty st. Inquicecf M. Van Buren, 79 D: ¥ t | Joho B. Dark, 54 Broad st. balance io wood jer of Jorn H. Power, 129 Fultem st. FLUK ENGL HUSK. Thouse and about six acres of situ ite at Rockaway, Lovg Island, on the Rock- | _{18 Im*re id Jemaica Turapike, and within a quarter of a | office One were of the laud is under peach | One of the most beautiful and d “ im the State of Counectieu: Norwich, corer of ‘wed and occupied by Mi nee of Wm C. Gilman, Ku beak pieces of land in the same ueighbor- 0 ley Ha es L. Norton, jun, 14 Delancey street, or at the « 3 m3 lw*rre No. 400 Broadway, corner Walker Street, N. Y. his °| VOR SALE, AT PRIVATE SALE—The property known as No. 1 186 Mulberry street, near Brooms street. Lot 32 by 100 feet. Atwo story brick front house ov the frovt of Jot = ull two story fr honse on the | bond and moftgage, at 7 per ceut.sEuquire on the premis ide of fot, wit! at ha 2 "On of laed, cov: built, and the Cpeetd jai varieties of fruit trees, govseberrie strawberries, ke FOR SALE. Kip, ad din the eity of | — fon and Yantie streets, | WALNUT 87° ‘and formerly the Kk. hom the currants, raspberries, rable residences . March 1. Four 8} formances Bait 's ta the has returned to Am ition, oth ‘exhi ANORA! the most magnificent chin, Ale MERICAN MUSEUM. and Kveuing this week, commenci m ‘at 1134, and in the afternoon two in the ming, at 7 and 86 o'clock. 0 Free a8. NE! UMB, in the known world, weigh- been patrovised by al by over 5,000,000 the steamship Cambria, RAND DEBUT | Gl ; to the American public xt his oid head quarters, the Ameri- can Museum, where he is to be x ry MOKNING FROM 11; TO 1 O°CLOCK tne of too tein halla of the teh ent COURT DREBS, ed him by Queen Viotoria, of Eagan , and worn be- a pal Courts of Europe. which he will BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME, CENT PRESENTS received from Queen Vieto- id the principal Crowned Heads of Europe, will be ex- THE AFTERNOON, FROM 3 TO 5 O'CLOCK, ; ue ingyof same de | RYENING AT 7, AND AGAIN AT %% O'CLOCK, OWN, The Little General will appear in various PERFORMA e HIGHLAND FLING, ke 2 ostumes and NCES ON THE STAGE, poe Lecture Koom, in each of which he will personate a MILITARY GENERAL an love with & fair damsel: in a ‘OPUL AR BURL: ESQUE, lauso at all the nd Salvone int London sed the Provincial of the hose celebrates 7 'N' MINSTRELS OR SERENADERS, “ann OE WARES” | Tuaetrructeed arate iad cee t 2 oT KE ie Yunkee Cor 4 No.1 Watlat.ad story. | MIM@tS WHEELER and JULIEN LIVING OURANG OUTANG to be seen at all hours. TWU MONSTER SNAKES, 20 feet ANATOMICAL VENU: be it MA ROCK W. 2 = a payment will entit i¢ are respectfull: = 3 ARSMA! wi BEN out five aeres | MONDAY BVENING, March shrubbery, with the celebrated Com WHAT WILL THE W ‘REET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA " oe Braxe, Manager EFIT O se BIOBINGS. entitled D SAY? Sat Mr Richings didi on ‘Exhibitions ana Per- | will be performed yne will dance t jan 5 bi at appear in his matchless aud surprising feats | jg, JOHN FLORENCE, Jr., has uow completed fT eas. Taugements for openisg to the public, at tneelegant | equalto any in ae estes Ah After which a'melaoge of Instrume Muste and d spacions buildiug above designated, ‘nd wnich he | ¢aul,t0, ay, in the Buate ; ac Kreal ected, a Horel, to be couducted on the | fremise r play of Inaddition ta the cdmmodious Ieatvurant | bi'che mont deliehital rendeae acae AS ings ites of dining roome on | £2, : t sir Riet | " in evan ped} or | fers ehh a bi toany gentleman w : gaye oa Miss Fisher | d further particulars,apply to Charles Addoms, “ ; i, No.29 Granite Building, coruer Broadway and Cham: | (YRAND SACR#D CONCERT Seagay Bxening, March nb bers street, or to the subsceiber on the premises 7th, at Fintenuc Caffe des Milles Colaunes Saloon, the lager apartirents) meals are suppl i MC WHITRIDGE, | Broadway, to commence at ha’ past seven o'e.ock | by carte, on the plau alluded to, “attached te the extablish: Norwich, Feb 10. 187. N2imere_ | _ mr itere | eut, (eutrmes quite distivet from that with the public de. | —ortich: Feb 10. 1847. - — : | Ferinau’) afesome sity bedrootay ategle aud fondle, th | KOK SALE ‘s SOUIBTY LIBRARY LECTURE ROOM, || elevant parlors adjomiuk—the wh ng ar fi tween , f A tel for geutlom \dueted on a seale of conveutence | hi nd re- Corina of Pinaiiay Gna Lecmare sire; | ang accommod y muatiained 4 th 5 | ye with the lates: maprovements, inclu hug kstchen ad Rory rikc cat teithes tog ir un enear} rT him to ase + co u wate tz, he. Italian 4 publie that his larde Ines, snd. Indeed his ents | matblemanties trroughiout the houses a court yard of flteen (arfamed ‘and popular Brad of Mivetrels, | § | mary dey mt, Will be of the best kind throaghi feet in froot,with verand +l and Freuch windows. The he 1 factron, having been fora he invites ge 8 of vt the suine time | ss one of x row of six houses un the south atce of theatreet Teeuees atawacd wit hight | obtaining re parntely,te cull upow Forrurther particulars apply to VYSR & SONS, he iw ei Soe ie ot | him as above, where he will be happy to affurd them every | fi im*s 172 Pearl atreet. | rectavle and moat fashionable es, have ne ho | facility of examining his new ond commodious establi meing that they will gi ment. Knreh 2, 1847. CLIFTON CO' ‘ON: Staten Island, as follows :— has perlor, wih costly marble m: om, #itting room, end lerge pantry on fir bers, fouret which have servants d the grounds include an’ cellent gard: by tokiug on dp te style, with piazzis front ond rear. CLIFF—Being the two story stone Hous By of New Youk, is extensiveiy walle ted with rare trees and shen pact ing a sand bank for bauk be years Also, forsale. 4 Id be m Capit «i Terms liberal, main ou mortgag dA NS—Next to the church, on New tel, Bei . hes a with clorets, &e The whole hoi the basemeit. ‘There is a doilin ring of exeelient water ia the srea, The house is protee rom the a oon's san by several large aud sp.ensid tier: " menver, sud is ef the modern next Clifton ited on a most commanding cliff, b¥nded in front m2 im TAGES=FOR SALE. THOSE SEVERAL COTVAGES AT CLIF- | York ainin, a cel fluor: enght bed: , tree! and closets. the | | The easy ace ge kitchen, with | cars from ersey | renders im this eey. Th ard terraced, 8; has x kitchen, ed. Capital y ment can secure per class tenants, the deman fb y, ‘Avwly to Lewis Lyman, Woodland Cottage, Clifion, of « ~ GB ROLLINS,” m3 3t*rre 27 Wall street. gibly ai fold’ the for’ ia- ing far Portion of the purchase may re arlor, jo filtericg cistens, GARRI er. ‘Khe grounds nre favel walke, with trees, tone and a half acres, whieh by taking 1a the adjoining lot r LD BURGHER HOUSK, on {the Bank, with raltotten acres of lond ex:ending to. the water, yr bathin: 1 of Rockaway. 1 affords a splendi ible for private resi Ned advautages fora i . oldand old fashioned, but. bas been | oc upied by private fumilies of respectability for several rety of Building Sives eli Asif not men of expo ship afloat. children, ore desirous of renting good sized modern two or thre werdol Brondway, wher the second floo , °f3 or 4 root small femsiy having sach apartmen ina desirable location, may hear of a | first floor, No. 49 Nagsan st.cet | Seeman NOs = FOR SALE OR TO LET, way. A stabl fet with or without the house. ‘The hor der. The location is extremely, desirab!e TO LET Fer anvam. Apply to 1F™ Immediate possession can be houses—rent to commence Ist May Ia RURAL, LIFE, front, Bay commanding a full anda of Neversink to the Nar rms, improved and animproved proper chasers can ng all t their fancy Alto, fourteen valanl Pompton. adjoining the othe New. hy ble build: srnre stoma thai crom, the cle Ge Healthy ay | fel 1g the shore, can obtain al desired, by | " Keer post, to WU. HAYNES, Keyport, Monmomh county, | jer \ o, ).. Fe - A mall Btore Loft, at 39 Peck Blip. od tenant by add: alme “A.B, orapplying personally at she front office, td Iw? re near and some a little distance from the ferry. Also, Hotel to let. The rents are from inp five hand: . WOLFES. Wolfes’ Hotei, Tompkinsvil’e. A SMALL KESP2CTABLE FAMILY without he upper ONE or both of the handsome two story brick houses | and lots. Nes. 469 and 467 Broome street, near Broad # attached to No. 467, which will be sare in good or A to & JNO OPEN, matte 33 Wail street. t ‘ae FOR SALE CHEAP, he beautiful Marita entire view from the Hi location any- ith county, £98 1m #0 MH iwih he The above mignificent packets ave shipa, of the very first e ass, bui Cexpressty forthe Liverprol passenger trade, aud fited ap with speesal regard for the com- | hugh tnd convenience of passer gers, th composed ia part of hi | ships, viz: The America, St. Rapp hannock, W armio with the new libe, make five days, from Liverpool delay ut that port. end are not st ‘Their sailing days frou | ete aie of every month, om wi FOR SALE, A FARM of fifty-two neres, most toated, xbout five miles from’ Klizabetht compriting a haudsome commodious dwelli wed with marble mantles, and ered, conv specteble fawily : the whole including gardener's house, | ¢ house, aud other buildings, in the orchard centains cwenty acres of choice frait from New York, either ity or the ferry to Ely a railroad train rans within a hundred 18 Property for three yeurs on ba remain for three years on | ore “4 Y5k, & SONS, 132 Pearl street | Also, forsale, a dwelling house No. 381 Washington 108 the pure! er pai nd and mortgage, PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS OF ENC LAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES. on 10 the above splendid ships the subseribe AND THE i ‘= 1200 | all New York built V erpoo eh day ‘thus preventing th Fasange from any part of [rel erpoo! enn be secured at the lowest cates. very information n by applying to seen OY PPO E Be J.T. TAPBCOTT, 06 24 door below Burii Drafts supplied for any amount from £1, upwards, payn throughout the United Kingdom m3 WANTED, imme to load for a Souther m5 re tel), « wood Bhip oF Bark, Aaneihls jam vats, inti lelightfully a town, m7 roducing at 0% Ad ‘enieuce fora re- Coacert will commeuce at half-past 7 o'clock. te state of ostanti ir by the variou: HIGHLANDS OF 3 4A GRAND MUSIUAL EN’ RELIEF TO THE SCOTLAND. ILL BE GIVEN AT THE TABERNACLE, on Monday, March 8th. 1 Frage de - Committee of Arrangements : ahve pat & Mr. George MeNeish, Vair Chitehugh, 7 Joho Sinclair, John Anderson, cet. | Andw. Craldivelt, John Campbell, ithaniel rougall, jeorme Fouuock, filmer | George Gravb, John Black, Jonn J. Pans manded by are ON LINE OF e possibility of = | r. Douglass Soath ® : M lip, | mle | r to 8, 56 Sonth at iverse can Take, then, ahome-made and effi: ac ons remedy FORK A COUGH. | and | Atlantic street, Newark. mister | way, Blackett, 36 bam, 17 and 109 Ay ¢0 Fach package Rrapis pacleges of BEWARE! OF the “slight” cold—BE WARE of the dry ete cough—BE WARE of delay, for it is dangerous, nn CONSUMPTION foothold on your lungs, not ell the qu n bes RELIEF. Take, then, asimple and Pes Reo article FOR A COL! ‘Teke, then, x women’s family experien (Mts JER 18's colD AN i th road (cr'Bronehial dis- sienna stim taney aint legate od dolicss KS. JEKVIS, No. 379 BROADWAY, eomer of | et —fushton & Co. bly nigued MRS. W. JERVIS. | Yun one dollar each Charles 5 Francis, | aries 8 ra Hams’ H: af Jobn Rassetl, Groes J And of Mr. John Blick, cations for a supply of tiesets John Cummings. D. ROBERTSON, Chairman, JAMES MePHERSON, © ecretary @R, President of the Merchants’ Bank, Treasurer. Committee of Arrangements have much pleasure iu floor, with nue bedrooms PERSONS widmieg to send for there Hendy in any pret o cing that the following professional aod amateur ta. ve; a cellar uuder the whole house, and pivaza on turee the Old Country, will fiud the subse:iber’s arrangements the kindest and im r, offered | f i { for 1817, most complete, ard calculated in every way to en- i tous services SEA VIEW—Situated immediately west of and adjoming | sure satisfaction to to all who may make arrangemi with | MRS. STRONG, the property of Mr. A\ HN p front of 70 feet | them to vring their (riends across the Adantc. MISS PEARSON. freing the ocean; built m modern cottage syle | seribers are egevts for THE ALUEGHANIANS, manuer throughout; has a kitehen, with | THE NeW LINK OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. GEORGE LODER, &e 5 servants? halls th | QUEEN OF THE WEST, ... .1900 tons, STLN PHILLIPS, with splendid marble mantels, wich Fi LIVERPOOL,. MR. TIMM tothe floor, and leading upon front and rear piazzas; two HOTTINGUER, M PEARSON, smaller rooms, and paotry with sbelves and drawers, all on | SONSTITUTT MR. 8, PEARSON, | first floor: with seven bed-chambers, besides garret rom and KOS! 1US,.... MR. WHITNEY, cellar. The sppurtevances cousist of a coach house, with SIDDONS, ‘The celebrated Lecturer on Oratory, and impersonator of the | servants’ rooms; stalls for six horses; oue of #HERIDAN ‘Orators and States tua: fA: MA. CLI her Amateurs, he whole srongement wader the direction of Mr Clie for mp various Hotels, :nd atthe followieg places -— are on the Mr ¢ lirehugh, 205 Broadway they leave Mr. Fraser, Art Union, Broadway. 2 Broadway. ‘aynor, Looksellers, 76 Bowery. Her, Canal st, Away. fer, 1b POOL PA KETS, HS 4 Kighth Avenne. following favorie and well known Geo Me seish, 87 Cedar st e Empire, St. Patrick, Joha Sinclair, 102 Reade st. Ben, Ke., Ke, which, t r Dodd, Broome at ships per mouth, or one every. Mr. Belt, ‘corner alt prs | what may be cousidered a trivial complaint, ix but the eold | “Hoot anon at hand of pre | md tier | grining grip on your life, which when gained, it is too late | to ery for help. Wher | Peesrecrry ck nostrams in | jer | BNew Mareh |, (847 M’DLLE AUGUSTA, LLY rey? to he Manag from this m7 ata tf rre Company to extend the time within which the frst reported adverse to the repeal of the l- Mr Hanais intimated his intention to offer a substitute forthe entire bill. Adjourned. Assembly A committee was appointed to co-operate with a simi: r one from the House,'in making suitable arrangements for the funeral of Cept. Morris. Avaany, March 6 Mr. Devettn presented the memorial of the Mayor, ko. of the city of New York, to raise $1,089,200 by taxation, to defray the various contingent expenses chargeable to | avid city ; the further sums of $479,000 for police ; $171,- 424 for lamp districts ; and $317,871 64 for the deficiency in taxation of 1846. The Hurlgate pilot bill was farther debated, and re- eommitted, on motion of Mr Waren, with instructions to amend it so that any person duly qualified may be li- censed to pilot vessels through Hurigate, and te strike out the section making it a misdemeanor to pilot vessele without a license. MrBsee laid on the table a motion to reconsider the above vote recommitting the Hurigate pilot bill. The bill to resubmit the charter of the city of New | York was referred to the Now York delegation for amendment. Mr. Watson called up his resolution instructing the committee to report the bill to abolish the office of coun | ty superintendent of common schools. An amendment to this resolution to abolish said offite was egreed to. A resolution is on the table to adjourn from Monday te Adjourned. Wednesday, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to the body of the gallant dead. BY THE SA {iL Wasnineton, March 6, 1847. Personalities. Mr. Speaker Davis returns to his constituents Jobn W. Davis. with the unanimous approval of the Hou: the undivided approbation of the country. He has been a capital good Speaker, has this same Prompt, efficient, decisive and impartial, he possessed the great fundamental qualifications of a presiding officer, necessary to control the turbulence of so large a body House of Representatives. Ia no party—he knew no personal preferences; the contestant whose voice first caught his ear always secured the floor. In fact, we h a speaker who has been able to control the House, and bring it out of the greatest confusion with so much efficiency, and so little difficulty. and the the chair he knew ave never known Of the New York members} of the House, Messrs. Rathbun, Grover, Miller, King and Cul- ver have been most conspicuous during the ses- sion, upon several of the important questions of the day; and Grover, perhaps, of all the delega- tion, was gained in character as a debater, and | especially upon the Wilmot proviso, upon whi however absurd the proviso itself, he was at least as consistent in the end as he was decided in his position in the outset. In the Senate, Mr. Dix has acquired the the modesty of his manner a depater, and as @ man, bim avery wide circle of friends, and a |i ir share than he is aware of, of the public established reputation of a man ot learning, experience, sagacity, talent, and ability, while a Senater, » have won for pproba- ion, As a member of the military commitee, | Mr. Benton, the chairman, from deference to his explicit, and judicious. aving said thus much of Mr. Dix, it becomes | us to approve the course of Mr. Dickinson. | From afti.ctions in his family, he has been nec RtAINMENT | gprily absent a good part of the abilities, gave him almost the absolute control of | the decisions of the committee, and their exposi- | tons and defence before the Senate, and the | style in which he discharged this duty was emi- | nently satisfactory, succinct, concise, conciliatory, on; otherwise he has been punctual in his plac +, not interfering | to any extent in the discussions, but taking his full share in the hard drudgery of the committees. | On the last night but two of the session, he made a speech in exposition of his position on the Wilmot proviso, and taking, as he did, the bold and independent stand that the proviso was at best but a mischievous excresence, and that the resolutions of his legislature were not intended for a “fundamental condition” of that sort, an ex- | planation of his views was unavoidable. On the abstract question of the appropriate national po- | liey, Mr. Dickinson, perhaps, ventured too ex- | tensively into the fields of poetry and figurative | illustration; but in his comments direetly upon | the third resolution of his State Assembly, he teed the mark like the regular soldier. While we approve, therefor | tity and the entire obedience of i structions, we just as cheerfully endorse the inde- pendence of Mr. Dickinson, and the hazard in which he placed himself on that account, in dis- approving the proviso. It | Dickinson is in the Marcy administration interest, kets 50 cents, to be hadat all the Music Stores, atthe | While Mr. Dix is equally devoted to Mr. Wright's e, the fearless since- {Mr Dix to bis in- charged that Mr. | promotion—and that herein Jies the secret of the | atime onthe proviso of both your Senators. | This, of course, all fudge; but even a stra w. may designate the drift of the atmosphere. | Wasuina ron, March 6, 1847. | Mr. Cass and his Views on the Opinions of the States When the question of the Wilmot proviso was into the Federal Union of any new St Wilmot Provito— brought up in the Senate the other night, by Mr | Dix, Mr. Cass, in the course of the debate, gave his views, and said, as he went along, “That resolutions had been presented to Congress by it ite strelated the permanent objects sought by all of them. | The views expressed are as follows: — tes upon this subject, measure perhaps not By the Legislature of Vermont, against “ the admission tution tolera' pagers of Theatres in | “ity, Care of Mr-Joha Povey. Park tn Les tay mh6 3tin® re " | hh ma lwee 1OO FARMS Fox sat best and most produ | received in their production ceptre of the Unites on i ‘articuiars of this region of ¢ 8 ta the ©. The climate ag: well wooded, with el y in | _ F120 ipigcormer of Court | 2,0 best quali i 4 Rese Rtaory, - abgament. a8 fniten at the Apollo Saloon, 410 Bros ned of the following em DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR. ERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS can 0} Neral te DANSEUSES VIENNUIBE ADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress ofthe Ballet bee to state to the Managers of _ Ren lindarrlsatong ayaa a | Fes i ly TH ANNUAL BALL of the GULICK HOBE COD PANY. No. ti, will take place on Tuesday evening, ‘hentres ia the Un: uthonised to make all se 5 92 Willi E Dater, 3! South st; 8. BTINMAN, 161 F the only genui ms are mide No, 208 Broadway. “FRENCH DAGUERREOTYE PLAT Teneo." GERON'E CO" Ane for m7 2taw tf re | eatre, New af Pai eto | whole rat | except asa vee oe | cluded from th jeacy in Burns, Piles, DACRE Con it | aay belong to the United State | slavery,” tec ture of for the extinction ier a Columbia for its exclusion from Oregon and a that now, or at » Whose consti ire, that measures slavery “inthe Dis. any time hereafter, | Sg of territory by conquest or otherwise, beyond id jy the Legislature of Rhode Island, “‘ against the ac PI 6 present limits of the United States, for the purpose By the Li in herea hereto, the act by w bo Benes wheweyee such act may be, should contain itor jired or annexe: BY the Legislature of New Jersey acquired by the Unit x infoh auch vitud % ented to use their best loveaee provision to, my proviso in, any act ef ennex fundamental it torrit United Staves, ee, Chat slavery oriovelntary aot By the Le sure whatev: Union, unless ai which'any compact or slavery or inve: be forsser ¢ By the L sures in that by which territor: part tary servitude, ¢ x lute islaiuse of Obio, for * 1, (Congress,) pro er excluded fro iskisvont for crime, shell, erritory to be wnnexed Te ‘of Penpeyivenia, © against any me therein sleveholding States,” kc. Hg ae be, made 1 | Of rete Legtiature of New York, that if any territo ted States, or annox- territory i# acquired ‘ision, where ‘ax 8 punish the ter fe, excep hat the Senators, ‘efforts to secure asa ry heroaiter to be acquired by the jude, ell be forever > y will nccrue to the f the fundamental lew, upon ty, for this urposo is bused, t tor crime, shell xeep viding. for the excl