The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1847, Page 4

i indie | the plan of Col, Renton, af November last, tially weenenenetied: 7 shoitoonehs Mie hanee. of the preeeding June, being precis * abstartially seibe eyo? of Mr. Crittenden in the Senate.on the 12th of May. The important difterence in Col, Benton’s/pregramine was a di- plomatico-militario commission at the head ot the army, with himself at the head of the com- mission, ‘the line of duty of which commis- sion would be to hold a diplomatic parley vous with theenemy, before every battle, and especially afier every battle decisively in our favor. For in- stance, we will suppose Col. B. at Saltillo, under his own pian, at the head of the army of Gen. Tay- | tor there of 6,000 men. Santa Anna approaches | with 15,000 men, and invests the . The Lieutenant General of the American army sends out five deputies.to the enemy’s camp under a | flag of truce,proposing that instead of ghting,the two parties proceed to negotiations. Santa Anna declines, and gives the Lieutenant General one hour to surrender. He refuses—the fight com- mences—it lasts a whole day, and ‘the enemy are put to the route backward to San Luis, as fast as their legs can carry them; Santa Anna with his | wooden leg bemg ahead of the remnant of his forces. The Lieutenant General not having wa- ter tanks to carry across the desert, after a short urénit returns to Saltillo, and despatches post aste a detaehment afier the enemy, bearing a flag of truce ane the peace commissioners. They | overhaul Santa Anna at San Luis. He declines | to negotiate, and fortifies himself. The Lieuten ant General, after a month’s preparations, throws his Whole force forward upon San Luis; and in his turn surrounds the enemy, sending in, under the white flag, the. peace committee, to in- quire it they @re ready to treat. They fight again, and we will suppose this time t Old Bullion fails, and is compelled to fall back, the:enemy sticking fast to his entrench- ments. This does not defeat the main object — The Lieutenant-General sends back his peace committee, urging upon the Mexican General the advanteges of peace, and the utter absurdity of attempting to resist the American army, for that in three days he wall have a re-inforcement of 10,000 men, and the offer now made, is to save the lives of the women and children, as there is no alternative between a treaty and the occupa- tion of thetown. This, ‘as far as we understand it, is the only difference between the plan of Col. Benton, ait the active go-shead-and-occupy-as- you go plan of Gen. Taylor. hold that the advantage is without question in favor of the plan of Oid Zaek. Respectfully, Tue Doctor. ; - — Wasuineton, March 18, 1847. ‘The Mission of (Senor Atocha—And the Facts, and Results Thereof—Negotiations—Commissioners— Major Generals. We have a word to say about this Senor Ato- cha. Inthe summer of 1845 he was here, and gotinto a newspaper quarrel with our friend Ben. B. Green, late acting charge at Mexico, in which the Senor was rather severely handled.— We don’t know anything of this Senor Atocha; but we take the following extract from the claims on file in the State Department against Mexico, which may throw some light upon the subject. “No, 78. Claim of A. J. Atocha.—Mr. Atocha, a natu- alized citizen of the United States, resided for several years in Mexico, where he bad established extensive Commercial relations, and acquired considerable proper- ty. His claim is for large sums loaned the Mexican gov- ernment, and reparation fer being expelled from that country without just cat during the revolution which resulted in the government of Paredes, by which ex- pulsion his business was entirely destroyed.” During the last summer one of your Washing- ton correspondents, trom an authority upon whic he felt he might rely, even against the official paper, stated that this Senor Atocha was to be sent down to Havana to negotiate with Santa Anna, and that it was through Senor Atocha’s in- strumentality, that Santa Anna was to be return- edto Mexico. Tue Unim scouted the’ informa- tion, and declared that the said Atocha, (who was then in this city and shortly afterwards disappear- ed,) was most likely something fashionable in all large cities. Subsequent events confirm your cor- respondent’s prognostics on this matter, and show that he knew what he was talking about, as he generally knows ; and that the organ was really ignorant of the facts, or told what might be con- sidzred a white lie, to keep the proceedin properly under cover. All this may be well enough. We only,refer to it as a simple ques- tion of veracity. * * * Dropping this immediate question, we are fur- ther convinced that every thing is moving for- ward in the operations of the commands ot Tay- lor and Scott, significant of a quick, comprehen- sive, decisive and brilliant close of the war; and in the event of negotiations, it 1s intimated that Mr. George Evans, the able Senator on the finan- ces, will be sent down as one of the commission- ers. To fill the vacancies occasioned by the de- clinations of Major Generals Benton and Cum- mings, we have various names suggested. Mr. Pierce, of New Hampshire, is to be one, and per- haps General Houston, of Texas, the other, if he has not already intimated that he would not ac- cept. But a very proper appointment would be General Worth, and there is a prospect that he may be the man. The weather is softening down a little, and we have a snuff of spring in the south wind to-night; id we expect to hear of the haul of Gen. Scott at Vera Cruz about the time our Potomac fisher- men will be making their flood tide hauls among the shad and herrings, the latter fish by the bye, fresh, smoked or salted, being an especial favorite ofold Captain Tyler. If the P. M. G. will do us the honer to frank it, we will send you a Potomac shad, just to show you the quality of the article. Respectfully, ‘Tue Docror. Bautimorz, March 19, 1847. Acquittal of Turner the Bank Defaulter—Robbery of a Preacher—Great succ.ss of Booth—the Cir- cus—Markets, §c. The jury in the case of Turner, the Bank defaniter, yesterday afternoon returned inte eourt with a verdict of “not guilty,” after an ab- sence of nearly sixty hours. This verdict has pro- duced a great excitement among the mercantile community, and will cause bank directors to re- quire the strongest kinds of bonds from their clerks. The prisoner, through his counsel, con- iessed the theft, and has only escaped through an ingenious construction of the law by his able counsel. A number of his boon companions, de- taulters in heart, if not in fact, commenced a boisterous expression of their joy in the Court House on the delivery of the verdict, and re- ceived a severe reprimand from the Bench, A Methodist preacher, just from the conference at Elkton, stepped into an auction reom last even- ing, and on coming out missed his pocketbook, containing all the money he had and his creden- rials, as@ minister in good standing, trom hiscon- ference. The thietcan now do his plundering under the garb of a preacher, if he should happen to have a gift in that line. Oarcommunity are now looking with great anxiety for news, both te the North and the South. We areas yet without tidings of the European steamer, or intelligence from the army. Booth continues to attract dne houses atthe | Museum, and is going through the whole round | ot his characters. He appears to night as Ham- | let, and will have a benefit to-morrow night as Richard. He has appeared twelve consecutive | nights here, on his old spreeing ground, and walks our streets daily, with head erect, which I think will be satis'actory evidence to northern managers that “ Richard is himself again,” beyond ail per- | adventure, Tux Manxers—The flour transactions were moderate yesterday. Some holders of Howard street brands are oaee . While others ask $6. Receipt price unset! erday, 1,000 bris, City Mills changed hands at $6, and 3,000 bris. extra, to be ground, at $6 125g. | Corn meal dull at $4 8754. ‘Thi tapply of wheat conti- red at $115 a $1 25; Be ; oats 45c.; rye Purapecruia, March 20, 1847. dismissed by thet tribunal, and the defendants discharged. ickpockets, a detachment, probably, city, have ie and operated! successfully of agentleman with whom they river in one of the Camden ferry shana eats ste isalonc Me comment of Copia for Boston, March 8, off Cape ip Republic, Landis, from Liverpool for Baltimore, Feb mouth) Bartlett, from Liverpool, ridge, hence for Bristol, Eagland, Nom Boston for Smyrna, Jan 20, off a Caylor, of Thomaston, steering $8W,'March Ship Riga, from New ing Were the transactions on ’change is flour, at $5 75; 250corn meal at to-day:—500 $4 25, deliverable in May. Sales of Stocks at Philadel Fiast Boarp, March 20.— 65 Louisville 00. henna Cana), 94; 2 120 States Logn, 58, 9034; 10,000 0 Schevikul Navigation, 36; 300 Sch Scegee $2 Sone 3 F Hf Ports. feb 2i—In port, schr John Drew, Searle, for se ete AP nia vessel ip N York, oaly Aim ves vayama, PR, Feb 27—In pore, brigs D for New York, Merch 4; Sarah, Burket, min, from Portiand, 10 vai tor Hi: the Upland market with an advance of %c, and a farther upward tendency of prices. Since, then, pur Gardner, Peder- throughont the past week heave manifesteda e from the continued Arren Sates—68 Union 1 Bank, 286; 60 Vicksburg Bank. 8)4; 50 Suaquel Canal, 9; 50 Norristown RR, 9 orwews wees 60 New Orleans ake and Delawere Canal Mechanics’ Bank, 493; 200 8, 100% 15' Philadelphia Bank, 11: mington RR, 63, 1858, 813s; 12 Mechanics’ Bank, 26%; 20 ake and Deiaware Canal Stock, 6234, 150 Vicks- 5, 2000 Lehige Mortgege Loan, 86; none amp Cuan, | $ Elongated and eularged, ration for squi iypus removed ‘Coluindin c from Baltimore, di st, barks Louisa, e201 1 Fracture of the ubia and fitera, 135, Secoxp Boanp—6 Cheng} 4 ; 10 Farmezy’ a re ora bor of pills ints. Now, sup) bales at 12,842 at 1134, 167 4 360 at Arter Satre— standing, 6 Strictures cured in ure- thra 1 Dislocation reduced, se- ‘veral injuries atiended dock, from Wilmizgton, NOrleane do; "Koame losed very firm on the of holde: coe of fig cant on ate test quota: jive the following (assimilating to Liv. erpool classifications) as the current prices of the mar- k rior, 1044 a 10%; Ordinary. 1034 @ 1034; Mid- 10%; Mid. Fair, 10% a 11% Fair 11440 1134; , 1144. Long Cottons—The market continu: comparatively quiet, with only an occasionally light in- quiry. The transactions ofthe week have about 240 bales, White and Stained Sea ranging from 25 a 38 cents—the latter {rom 4 to 18 cents, rincipally 10 to 13 cents. We are informed that on ‘admalaw Islend, during the course of last we: terpiller Fly was observed by some We trust that the ravages of thi: rations for Phymosis 2 Suppression of ‘he poor axtended to 'O CURE, NO FAY.—DK. N (member of One Royal Colleg: may be consulted in the treatm A practice of fourteen years, devote: C. to cure the worst eases cured in four day: Snles of Stocks at Boston. '» March 19-2 Portland, Saco and 40 Boston and Providence RR 104; a Bovina a03 ipa RR aes ae East Boston Divi- i; ong Island RR, ‘Wor RR, 660ds, 4834; 50 do 49; 12 do do 49%, ho apply. to bim, who apply tohim. For have been taking medic! ta few have been decei helt aint ith a s nom pes mere ae — enor the other, buctotally Seiten bald se a meti! might subside or di Be iigone the betiet of ei : geon knows that all the phi ye aud speedily be removed. harrass the mind is that of Stric’ 1, Coggershal), 1 J] ds, 26%; 60 Nor & jo; P Saules, ‘Thompson. for leaner, pewter uw a 325 do 4934; 75 Ray fin N York dis; do, lending; John ss Murdick do @ Exrepition oF Genera. Fiores To Ecuapor.— Our readers have doubtless been rejoiced to learn that the expedition has signally failed. May it ever ba thus in regard to all attempts, from whatever quarter, to ty and independence of an; it may most easily o every one of common pru- interfere with the sovei of the nations on the continent of America ! as an act of justice, however, to the Spanish government, which has been suspected of encoureging and aiding the expedition of General Flores, to state, that the Depart- ment of State has received the most solemn assurances from that government that it has never taken the slight- est part in this expedition. month of September last. public and e: to this effect were made b: next door to Dr. Johnson’s. ATE DISEASES—GRANCH OF THE 1A COLLEGE OF MEDICIN: Coltege of Medicine Revie ‘extensive : 4 Miyand sincerely permasent cure, appeal to the for, their truth, 1d know . 801 person he is about to trust With respect to the cure of Stricture—this, tostate,1s generally accomplished in very’ litt 4 can, ‘coven im- tht iscaeeament is comauitte. tap y 4 , We noticed that this fly bad vicinity of Fort Gaines, (Geo.) Foreign Markets. (Correspondence of the Herald.) —There is no change in In our paper of Saturd made its appearance in sae ted , safe and aed So oe ascetic ead softabs ‘rise » Ke Oe Gargabes, k rithout pain or inconvé ngeargor the hands of proper ¢ is now accompli Lacuayna, Feb 22—In port, Indeed, so long ago as the xplicit declarations the ministers of the crown to the Cortes, which were immediately published in the Gazettes of Madrid. It affords us peculiar pleasure to be thus to remove any unfounded impressions which may exist on this subject against a friendly power, in close amity with the United States-— Washington Union, March 19. weAtd —— AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. TELEGRAPHIC. Mayaguez, P. Ry F ices of island produce in usinany days as sons cons ashore ume only, been a source ol req 17 to 10 gallons; cot- i . u American produce plenty ; hoops rather come on business to this cit) perfectly cured, though it ears. jence of those who cannot consult the au furnishes his own Peculiar and successful 1 headopts particularly to each ,ndividual mentis the most radical, as well aa’ vate can be devised, as would will y thousands of names were the subject of Post may be ad Cattifal and del » Noonan, an on, unc; Usceola, Bacon, fm Boston, phe tas Rio, Ober, fm Norfolk ke. », fm Boston for N fot rT tchinson, from Baltimore, wi thorn, fm Wilming for Baltimore, ldg: schs 0; Vandalrer, Me giving mercury, thi ally, Ptcok TURE CURED. CT, Sorshe gure of Geni ness of sexual from the erthan any other remedy covered, without interie ving in any way with busi Prich One Doll: The Concentrated Paeriees Sy ibe mea (C’ HE srecHie ERT Sears, | atvested 6 T Gleets, sunetures, Roctaraal emissions, ‘in. port; Bark. Stephe This powerful diuretic "Pe ne tesp ge gakdwat nemeieeit a) from ‘New York; brig Kanhawa, | post office, and will receive the most attention. Lawson: sane Mead—Dr E L Baker and lady, O Nait—Brig L Baldwin—Mr A Sawyer, and 12 in the Hill, (or Farrei ame P. R., Feb 28—In for NYork, to sail the 6th. tinet and separate rooms for those who may m2 Im*rre leets, Btrictures, Ports. : Art Br barks Caledonia, Hunter, London. Cid, brig "Tyrone, inden, Williams, New Fr bark Industnal, from ‘Monit, March 13—Arr Br ships Washingt verpool; Portland, Robinsoi Rio Janerne—Bark Braziliero—F RJ Dundas, Mr Prims, wife, 2 children and servant; T i ols ecchatn, J W Kocilaget, Louia Beromno, wife and five | Geneort ado Atsasy, March 20, 1847. Mr. Vax Senoonmoven reported a bill to restore Mor- ris Earle, Smith A. Boughton, and others, to the rights of ¥oreign Lmportations. do; John Mann, Brig Marien Gage—13,000 lbs B Blauco—$2,506 in specie J uy $1,000 apecie Kdwin Coffin—3 and anedlntely eer tho fst who have eruptions on the ski serofula, or any uldnot be one moment wil One of the Committee of Grievances, to whom the mat- ter wus referred, was of opinion that the power of resto ration is with the Governor. The third member, witb. out commiting himself to support the bill, consented to its being reported. The bill making appropriations for the Naval School was referred, to be reported complete. ‘The bill authorizing the Trustee of the Leake and Watt Orphan House to bind out the orphans as apprentices in other States, was passed. The question on the reference of the general Plank Road Bill to a third reading came up, and after consider- able discussion, was laid over. ship Kate Hunter, Parsons, eans, March 12—Arr Br ship York, Archibald, ‘Dixon, London; do Victor & Dackwitz—315 do & Nephe Theodore Runge—10 cases mdse Sys gam copal A Boye: Hawkins & co—1 do » Arr Lith, Be ship F. 1a; schr John Howell, Br barque Oceau certain, as thousands can testify who have st incredible short apace of time. ey nny be taken at any time and under any eircumstan- ces, with but little regard to di spirituous aud fermented liqui ‘To be had Ine, wholesale and retail, only at Apotheca} ries’ Hall, s0°Cathatiue street, and 127 Maiden Lane.” H. CONVERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIL GENITAL DeBiLIT JUNENCE, OR NOCT" ine, Swift, Havan: tos Santiago. Arr 10th, rehio—10,000 segars John aweetmeats J C Chees! . 85,000 segars Faber & Kelly—4000 Mavacozz Schr M a3 W Lew pesonet, Pi r molasses to order—lot of oranges to Canpenas—Brig Thomas & Kdward—200 hhds molasses J in abstaining from rections accompany also a powerful corrector o! ds, and is 80 essential Price Two Dollars PARTIC ATIENTS residing a statement of their will be courted pon by the me es, et, McConnell, do; Havana, Cla to order. jorning Star—117 hhds sugar 1 bbl ‘Telegraph, Young, Sohn Hill—180 hhds sugar 11 bbl do J ds ‘Wasson—11 hhds sugar 10 do if the Uni Capra met vate: Cardenas; Eovere! IMPOTENCY URNAL EMISSIONS, &e., & jebrated aid powerful remedy has be happy effect in t! itt Peterson, Brazos Jachone, Bremen; 3 bri ayuga. Guifof Mex; Columbia, Jaewui—Scht Union—1222 bags coffee 10 tons logwood eacuiaa Vamaiianeabicnias ae fecter Mae will inelude all expe ae—il_hhds tobacco Hern id & Phelps—24 do Souter jerces do 326 bbis pork George 3 boxes mdse Huntin; 158 bales cotton Barstow & in—156 bales cotton O Taft & co 00 do Bogart & Kneeland—20 lenry Butler—49 Adams & Hop- pales yarn H Waldo—4 crates 13 Bulkley & Brooks— Axsany, March 20, 1847. to the Hudson River Railros jan, do; General ( st. Ladies would find much ey ae te ein! ‘written t te ern rasing lore ai OG Hos, i. D Oweu, with additions and alterations by The Senate bill relat was read a third time and passed, 85 to 3. The bill to extend the time to fill up the capital stock of the Merchants’ Insurance Co.,of the city of New York, tates article for the cure of the above di ‘Ths proprietor does ted as a Catholicon, but as e flour 17 do horns to order. Savannan—Brig L Ba 160 bates do habits of youth, oc the ex that. st. ‘The terrors of poverty, aad the prospects of a eu, whieh could be but poorly 1 hat wil tell you smportaut seorets, ll such objections. Price of the book by Chesnut st , Philadel York. HE MARRIED WOMAN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL M. i professor of dis. eases of Women, just published. Price $1.7 Secrets here coutamed, though of a nature stricil x for the married yet to those contemplating marriage, it is nportant, é e various subjects treated of in th \ au Private Medical Companion,” are of a nature with which every female, either tnarried 01 should become conversan’, especially the great Freuch di very here contvined, the life of many a 0 r large family of el ia, Costiveness, ision, vertigo, Ii Mr. Ratusons, on notice, brought in a bill for the ap- pointment of a Railway Commissioner. The railway freight bill was made the order of the day tor Monday week. = The debate was resumed in Committee of the Whole, on the school appropriation bill. The question being on the motion to transfer $25,000 from the United States de. posite fund to the common school fund. Lost. @A motion to strike out the appropriation of $3,000 to the Medical Faculty of the New York University, was PHivapeLrnia, March 20,—Arr from Liverpool, Jan 31; brig Ro ra, 22d, and Porto Cab 26th F Ricumonp, March it ton Sprague Ro- W. Phillips—50 ‘o-tumel emi y Zeiber & Co., corner total decay of vi phia, and the Editor No. al ion of mind, confusion of ideas, loss of memory, dejection, or melancho!: to social intercourse, These are some of the effectsjof thi hys cal and social being. r dden decline or consumption may banefut practicet su be Arrschr Poeshontas, Smack, New rs Gen Warren, Davis, Boston; Bar! incon, NC, March Mth—Ar ey, Richardson. 'N Yor binson & rr ‘George Buckli hrs Thomas & Nan- in, Corson, do; 11th, Pamli- tar, Gautier, N York; James Otis, gE Cooke—2 George Hastings— ‘New Onuxans—Brig Vandalin—808 bbls pork 120 do flour ‘Suydam Sage & co—238 L Hills & co—140 kegs iard Souter & ‘rank—83 bales cotton Bannefee & rs—40 bales cotton Purse’ ‘& co—60 do Pillott & Le Mead—069 bales cotton E & RR is & co—225 do L H Brigham— bbl mdse Dumont & Ho- bls beeswax Simonsfield the laws of man’s Moore, fm, Jack- e these 80 1tary ly prevail toan alarm: matrimonial alliances happy reaylts whic! NY id, bark Beuj Adams, Sai se, tor a i ot been producti . yald attend the connubial state, wili advertisement treats of an important subject to or contemplating gers—I42 do Par 150 do Berceau & brig John Crosby, Hopkins, Boston. By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Herald Marine Correspondence, )EiLADELPHtA. March 204 FM. Mr. Suumway moved to reduce said appropriativn to $2,500, which was withdrawn, for the purpose of refer, ring it, with other motions of a similar nature, toa spe- cial committee. Motions to reduce the eppropriations to the medical departments of the Albany and Geneva Colleges, were ite has fallen a sneritic ‘Yung man, if you would be relieved from be restored to manly vigor of body and procure this cordial—it is the ouly aneho [the mode of effecting a cure, aud the closures which accom; tant to the married an N. 2 Cordial contains no Mereury, or any mineral ta le "Sold wholesale and retail, by J_O. FAY, 196 Fulton street, ork, Ii be forwarded to sny part of the city or country by addressing as above, post paid, amount ete dor ssle by Dr. Wadsworth, 45 North M doves, I-zat lee Washington street, B cra f poverty or pros 15 do M Summers—' geck—I box Hyslop SS MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 21. ot to hope for you. hints and fall dist femoral of her com: which once posses: dace them to part with. happiness of their ehildr the important secrets coz that knowledge is powe! Mr. Warsow moved to continue the appropriations to the several medical. departments throughout the State, provided they furnish gratuitous instruction to twenty- five pupils. No question was taken when the House ad- depena up>x bei 0 HM joes; brigs Washicgton, Muuroe, do; Harriet, 5 15 | Moon sets , Island of Lobos; N F Fro , Robinson, New- Undine ark; barge Swan, De Forest, New York. Miscellaneous Record, ‘he British brig Queen Victo1 bad while p oceeding d i river, in tow of a steamer, Was run into 10th in- retarned next day to repair, having away and bow atove. sttuame Porte. Baurimore, March 20.—Arr, brigs Lady Adams, Brown, Hayava, left latter 4th iust; Almena, Ry: schrs (Br) Eleauor, Groves, fro ms, Buffalo; and of! Atsany, March 20, 1847. There is a report in the city that Jonn M. Holly, member of Congress elect from the Wayne and Seneca district, has been prostrated by a fit of apoplexy. The fire at North Blenheim, in Schoharie Co., by which a mother and five children perished, was caused by the misconduct of the drunken husband and father of the family. The Canadian Provincial Parliament has been prorogued to the 24th of April, and will not then meet for the pu: pose of despatching any business. It is believed that the Parliament will not be called together with the view of doing any busi- siness until May, and, probably, as late as June. ——$$K$K$<=—ESE MMERCIAL INTELLIGENCK. State of the Fiour Markets. Bautimone Buxaprturys Taave.—The exports from the port of Baltimore to foreign countries September, 1846, to the 16th the Custom House records, we! ‘Dersons, aud those contemplating marriage, ysical inability from certain causes, may con alt Dr. Convers, personal, 136 Fulton street, N. PREALISE ON ©: by letter, it yey ifs mer ogtoaie Suh H VERY CLOSELY RESEMBLE H, author of the * le at the Publ Azim, Dunham, Liverpool, Schiniat & Pe ed, enable. pedlars, travelling m realize handsoms k ‘Address, post paid, as ab ERVALENTA. HE Undersigned have constantly on hand afresh suppl of Ervalenta, a valuable remed: constipation. Put up in pound pacl thecaries and Chemists, Sole successors to £ & SOUILLARD, No 2 Vark Row. an SHY ESTABLISHED A. D. 10 RESSION OF QUACKERY.—The hants, and other agents, to M. DISEASES WHIC. mil imD&W* re uracoa, Wm A Bay THEM—By Dr. RALP! ,¢ it’ obstinate ‘eases 0 fen. For, sal DELLUC & © wood fell nt om 0 $1. ork comprehends @ enses referred to, as well as th their mismavagem: the bones, impotence, in aud practical 1s 1, on ‘any one should fail to understand ¢ {way of curing them, also, the recipes weed in th ‘own practice are given, for making the remedies re- |, from Norfolk—saw off New World, of Boston, ovher looked like a. PIAT. DISK. FOR THE 8U! Members of the. thoy! Yi lericksburg, MeKe: ‘Southerner, Ba- and, the suppression Of quacker; at ther particule’ “ascentioa (© all a: private mature, and ean confideatl; Persous requiring medical treatment, a safe an ‘without injury to the constitution or confinement fro1 is are Particularly requested to make m the first appearance of t! f suffering and time ray be One of the members of the College, f zected with the prineipal hospitais in Coy complaiats, attends for consuitstion daily from § AM. 9, ed "Hat it has another merit. Itshows there are other diseases which very much resemble venereal or gonorhoea and which are communicated too, im tne thing at all to do with either of them. when they are being drugged by #: the’ ‘ashion, W ladies. oveland, Boston; brigs me way, but which have no- ttle do peopte think oe upon then, rom tne eection | 28ti0n to the Coll as 4 vast amount wi therefore, designed agninst imposition, and a safe treat their own case with privac: UFAIVI AND CUBES EATRHACT —Tha ws whe speedy, certain and effectual remedy for th Copaiva aad Cubebs TW Thorne, Durfee, Newport; Moses Eddy, com 1c ‘rope, for the cure of Manalong, Gilbert, Philadelphia. a e. 8 lath, boued to Balt id sche IMP ‘tham, Wixon, N York. LEAT ETE I a TE ‘orter, Williams, Boston; secret and sexual di all the active properties 0 form, without smell or bu lk’all those. diw effectual in quickly and radic jarch, 1847, as shown by + + -627 000 bushels oe Fld bushels « 45,000 barrels bought for ship- ‘Terms-Advice and Medicine, IMPORTANT TO CO! living in the country, and Personal application, can have forwarded to th taining al! medicine’ requis: arating their case expleitly. together wi time of e a ond ee a losing $6, post-Pai W. 8, tu Soztvte gtarasteod. h instant, with mds NURY INVALIDS—Persom finding it inconvenient to makw the Sth Mareh spoke 4 days, Ship Norma, By, from Hi the sehr Tuscarora, feom e Isiund of Lobos. th of Hatteras, having madi ERTIFICATE UF MR GORGE W. GIBBONS, Clerk of the Fulton Market.—Abont five years ago I was attacked with an ulceration of my thr J extead all over my body, also in m eased my general mi as 0.2 Aan street, health began to 5.1 nd the ulcers increased to a fearful extent. ian who was attending me was doubtful as to recovery—I was confiued di information relative to th shere particular attention tures by an experienced phy: : a tention exclusively to an office practice. Private this offiee is 3d door from the Museum ONS IN PHILADELPHIA, and 9000 ry and State of New York can testify to of that powertal remedy, YRUP OF TAR AND THA. of flour and corn, kk Isaac Mead, Brown, from Savanaah, with cotton toR Surope, are still in store here, awaitiog the means of conveyance to their destination. The: this time twenty-six vessels taking in cargoes for various parts of Europe, and others are daily expected, to load with like cargoes—so that the bulk of what is in store will in all probability be on shipboard in the course of the next ten days. Vessels in Port Loading with Flour and Grain for ‘For Londoo—Ship Alexandria, Capt. nce, Capt. Dancen ; ship Unicorn, Capt. Janvrin; e = "Bark ) 60 days from Lime- rick, in ballast, to the master. E as spoken hy the U 8 relief achr ark Bohlen, Smith, f Allaton, (of Bangor) Pierce, 20 d ‘with molasses to Culbert & Finlay. long 72 55, spoke ship Mashattan, t day from Baltimore. h head winds, experienced | LOGO Te THOMPSONS CONFOUND S WOOD NAPH For Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth from Mayaguez, Mareh 15th, lat 37 of twenty year's ex 1:0n8 of sarsapari lost their actious in my case, d if, and used the vai which I took over Bronchitis, Spit- 8501 for all diseases of the urethr + orter time than any ot! brea reeing with the 01 lands, was a by the revenue cutter Taney, who wished rte » OF coatinemeat from AL DEDILITY CURED! a pares Heine and Pharmacy ‘of the Ci recommended for al by recret indulgence or excess of any kind. It is an uavaina- ity, OF Darramness, unless Fy qnch; exses of halfa doren $5; crrefell: e + % paciced, and sext toa'l parts ofthe Uni “ RICORD'S AL cae Was desperate, not caly ASTONISHING CURE or CHRonic Bron Mr. 8. P. Thompson—Dear past I had been dreadfally afli throat, which my physician pronounced * hitis,” eansed by repeated and neglected colds tress suffered is indescribable. My throat was literally raw jolent spasmodic coughing ao that blood would come from it; also great oppression, pain end tightaess at the chest and fever—in short ed themselves, causin throat was leeched an tof every known remed: hysicians, and al e I made trial of your Com iphtha, and before 1, Pearce, 20 days from St Johns, P R, with he Dunbar; ship Hermann, Capt ded five or six inches in ship Scotia, Capt. Mis- son; bark Abby Baker, . Snow; bark Diant it rig Thomas & Edward, Means, 20 days from Cardenas, with molasses to J Mathew: layhew, 18 days from New Orleans, to circumference.) but also from exe kelly; ship Tyrian, Capt. d with an affection of the . Pratt; bark Chenango, Capt. Brown. For Ireland—Ship Coichis, Capt. Snel John Dunlap, Capt. D in ; Br. ship Sign of Arran, Capt. Henderson ; Br. bark Charl Cept. Smith; Br. bark Thot aide, ( wt. Smith ; bark Sarah Jac! a 1 was recommended to debility produced ble remedy for dage, Reed, from How with mahogany sand the public as Brazilian, Hitchborn, (gf Prospect, Me) 23days from Hy nh Brig Vandalia, Bi pory, ke. to the master. Bulkley, from Charleston, to G Bulkley. win, Bassett, from Savannah, with cottoa, ke. to Dunham & Digion. Schr Morning Star, Burgess, from Mayaguez, 18 days, wich rto 8 W Lewis. Bld in co with schr Enterps im those cases here I shall be happy t ase. We deraigued, hereby certify that th ment is trae in every particular, Merchant, 105 South st. x-Alderman 7th Ward. HM, Alderman do. D. Lerren, Clerk Fulton Market. N. B.—Astnis treatnent is perfectly the use of merenr juoker, 20deys from New Orleans, with agai rand at different peri udicious vse of mercury, or vn I persons suspecting venereal te tem, should use this erson can consider Siimself sai Ajseate, without thoroughly eleani justly celebrated alterauve. dim single bottles for $5: carefully preked nthe first bottle | n bottles, which ase and restured me to pertect ow be living, had For Havre—Tho splen- ship Admiral, Capt. Wootton. f Breadstuffs, §c., from Baltimore, for the erday evening. —For Liverpool—Ship Roanoke cleared on Saturday, with 4037 bushels yellow corn, 3062 white do., 931 bble. corn meal, } 1- | low corn, 639 bb) Paige cleared on Monday last, wi corn. For Sligo—Brig Creed cleared same bbls. corn meal and 7059 bushe! and a market—Br. brig Seacleared on Monday containing 4944 bushels yellow corn 1662 do. white. er cleared on Mond: ror Cork and a mark: | day, with 352 | 700634 bushels yellow do. in bi | ket—Oneco, cleared , Capt. Groves. tly simple and without the above certificate has been srlected r, the publication of which wonld be su ut they cau be examined at the office of the sub- ‘Reed, 15 days from Matanzas, 0 loppock. Sid in co with scht M ol, for W York; lelt brig Andrea, Ring, for IN York, in Adays, ang others, B Peters, Lord, 22 days from Guayama, P R, sustant, spoke bark ch; im cesss ofhelf «doses toail parts ofthe Union. ‘UF BARSAPARILLA YY, 1 to the truth of the fore The undersigned bears wime: ing, havi ko it of all the facts of thi going aving personal knowledge iG Soeien f the di ; : vale Ai by BAT with molasses, to JT) a ne ee GLNTIAN AND Portland. f om Norfolk for Co, 'y Hook, spoke U 8 sehr 97 Almond street. %@ CENTS per bottle; $5 per dozen, invaluable remedy prepared OR, DULLAKS KE WAKD.—Cross’ By for the cure of Gonorrh@a, Gleets, analngous complaints of the organs of genera medies yet discovered for the aboyi 35 miles SK sane Schr Frank, Ker Cottoa, to Sturges, Clearman & asachicola, with i 73:19, spoke Pty Oriloo, (of Damariscotta) from Virgi minended by the C jersaparilin at presen and may be relied ou asa certain remedy {¢ from aa impure state of the blo theura. ring worm, plote N. E. comer Sth Bold wholesale and r¢ by WY. t aad by H. Johnson, 273 Broadway; ie “ Si plaintay a id permanent c' out the least restriction of diet, drink, exposure or change in i aackish recom mel, St Domingy, to tani, spoke Johu Al- ston, N C, with na- Schr £ Davidson, Bannell, North Carolina Off Hatteras, spoke se! Hatteras west, 5 mi application to business. ition to deceive thi ic for itself, none shi '¢ give no e public. If the me For Cork and a'mar- tainin maine Fella mpd 100s davon 5799 bushels yellow corn, lo, | ing. 3 vor Waterford, Ireland—Bark A FORD'S CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH 127 Fulton street. i benntiful and well shad to — Rogers fin Allen, from Baltimore, for New Orleans. eee trade, which w 3484 do white. cure, under a for! The election held yesterday caused but little | i excitement, and the vote falls off greatly from the ‘ fi jes all ranks of society— ¢ most difficult, as to 4 single. They are ease toat unfortunately perva low, teh and poor, matrimonial cleared yesterday, with 6522 bushels corn in is here presented with a remedy by which they heat in bags; 1124 bbls flour; For Liverpool—Ship Warren, Sehr Washington, Dan Sehr Benj. Penniman, Hatheld, Cf 10,1314¢ bushels w! for tose visiting our city to eall at 127 Ful- a libs iscount to wholesale purchasers. Bites open tro 8 TM sual number polled. The result has not, how- | 1080 bbls corn meal. ever, been} materially altered ; the whigs main- taining their usual supremacy in the city wards, in the shortest time | cleared yesterday, with 500 bbls flour; 1500 do corn mo: Me nn nid evens tine DX | 9297 bags, containing 19,601% bushels corn Foyle and a market—Schr Sarah Adams, cleared yester with 739 bushels corn in bags ; 5392 bushels do in jety of Outfitting constantly on hand and st, OTHER, 127 Fulton street, next door to the Herald Office. H | ° Lbark and 3 brigs. Milsceliancous tecord. Tl ee schr Eleanor, from Li- to bed when exposed tions accompanying it, h generally cures; many | inn per than the cheape SANDFORD B. m*r the natives in Southwark in four of the Spring | #8," Garden Wards, and Kensington, and the demo- | about 1 A. M. Janae cr TO DENTISTS. di -Balt. American, March 20. are eured in two received n cement (without mer long 97 28, came in contact Cyancesros, March 17,—The arrivals of corn, both of ith the Boston, trom Baltimore for Liverpool. ‘The bark struck ‘the oard quarter, doing some little damage to the THE NEW YORK HERALD. ng, 192 Broadway, corner John str "Wi ‘Tenth and © vat crats in the Northern Liberties and Penn district | North ( and in portions of Spring Garden and Moyamen- sing. One of the wards of the latter district was carried by the whigs as usual. A stabbing affair occurred at Tenth and Pine streets last evening,tduring an alarm of fire. A race had taken place between the Marion hose and the Franklin engine companies, and a quar- rel ensuing,Rovert Doran, who was running with the tender of the latter company, drew out a knife and stabbed Thomas Miller, who was guid- ing the be of the other carriage, twice ia the left side. ‘he assailant fled, and has, up to ths time, escaped arrest. Miller had his wounds | dressed at a neiguboring apothecary store, and ‘was removed home. His injuries are seriows in their nature, and from the large quantity of blood | lost, may cause death. The case ot the Hartmans, recently convicted in the Court of Quarter Sessions on a charge of defrauding their creditors, which had been car- lina and Georgia by railroad, continue ample. 000 bushels of the former and latier have been received, and as to the supply, ‘New Orleans, and 85 Main JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. Oirculation- AILY HERAL} . = Pig ple te Ao a aera atta WEEKLY HERALD—Kvery Ba Price 6)4 cents per copy—$3 fer aunum, payal ce. NNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD—Pnblished on the r—single copies sixpence each. brices—always ¢ | ‘s to Fer mio ates cof . same exer SEROETO the rofeasion. Kor s : oat e JOSEPH f- MURPHEY, ving $1, can have TISSUE PAPER. 1,000 ite Darieg the past week 9, 7 pee stanche b the demand has not proved adequat s have given way considerabl, ina have been effected at from 73 a 81 cents, included The market now ‘here is ne particular change in heavy, and holder Sales of w gin at 70 a 80 conts, b is very dull and heavy. carried away balwarks, rails, plankshoars, cathes ly injured, but received very’ slight pars, and rigging, aud intended proceeding on the voy- jing their cases in mM rp ; # lotof country brands een made for export at $6) New Oaveans, March 12.- Sales of Flour—3,100 bbe ‘and 426 Illinois. all on the steamboat landing, at $5 75—holders Ohio, in store, asking $6, market generally | very quiet, but with a fair demand at retail. 9,000 sacks, including 706 mixed, at 82 cen‘s, and7,100 (2,700 and 300 yellow, and 1,500, 1,100 Kentucky bagging and 1,500 white) at 85—steady. i | ist of Janua at ADV ERE they left she had in advance ‘8 portion of her sited from Hava- he aargo eonsisted of 97 bales t I ietor will not be responsible for DALLEY’S PAIN EXTRACTOR i ~ obtain their PP cargo would be saved, as two lighters 0, na to her assistance inds executed beautifally and with atch. I letters or communications, hy mi establishment, must be post prid, or tn: from the subseri ar Pasange, Cacarnets, with great attentio; harges trom the ies of the only genui jerms are je » addressed to the stage Will pe de chasers and witl I reported to be the St Launcnxp—A five Weduesday morning trot » She is nat eoers. Hussey & Murray Kar, permanently Jaunehy money yard of Loring Me iN BENNELT, , March 12.—Sales of cotton yesterds: ied up to the Supreme Court, was this morning, ' 4,000 bales—p ices still tending upward—of sugar,