The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1847, Page 4

TO THE LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC. HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM T= SEAT OF WAR. CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORTED BATTLE, GEN. TAYLOR AT MONTEREY. Loss of Artillery at the Rinconada | Requisition of General Taylor for Ten Begi- | ments of Troops. MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY. Anticipated Attack on Mata- | moras, PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE, Sic. dec. dite Wasnineton, March 22—10 P. M. The. steamer Palmetto has arrived at New Or- leans, bringing one day later intelligence from the Brazos. ‘The previous accounts of the great battle are confirmed, but nothing authentic has been re- ceived as to loss on either side. The Brazos was under mertial law, and all the ‘American citizens enrolled and armed. An express from the mouth of the Rio Grande arrived at the Brazos on the 7th inst , announcing that 1700 of the enemy, under Canales, were marching on that place, and that the citizens had no arms, not even a musket. Arms andam- munition were sent to them. A large body of the enemy was about Matamo- ras, and an attack was hourly expected there. Gen. Taylor had made good his retreat to Mon- terey. An attack was hourly expected at that place. He lost six pieces of artillery in the Rin- conada pass. He could no doubt hold out at Monterey as long as supplies lasted, but all communication with him was cut off. Gen. Taylor has made a requisition on Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, for ten re- giments to be sent forthwith to the Rio Grande. Nothing by the Western mail. Partapetenia, March 22—7 P. M. The news from Europe has had a favorable in- fluence on our grain markets; flour is firm, with sales at $6 per barrel ; corn 90 cents. Povonkgersiz, March 22—4 P. M. Raining and freezing most of the day water rising. Hupson, March 22—4 P. M. Rain during most of the forenoon. The Hnd- son left here at 12 o’clock, upward bound, but re- turned, and left for New York at 2 P. M. Avsany, March 22—4 P. M. Crossing on foot on the ice—water at the top of the docks—prospect of ice going out soon. Troy, March 22—4 P. M. Not much rain, buta dark, gloomy and disa- greeable day. Rocuxsrer, March 22—4 P. M. Warm, and has the appearance of 1ain. a BY THE MAILS. AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. ‘Wasuincton, March 20, 1847. The War—The News of the Night—And the Mistakes of a Night—J. B. Booth coming to town. You'will have received the news from the arnay. if it should be confirmed by later intelligence, due by the next mail from the South, we may well an- ticipate the destruction of the army of the North. There must be some truth in these numerous and coincident reports as to the main factof a battle between Gen. Taylor and Santa Anna. It affords us pleasure to state that Col. John C. Hays, of the Texas Rangers, or, as he is more nay: a known among his ‘saree! “* modest b ys,”” leaves this city to-da for Ti ‘exas, with sero to raise a regiment twelve months men, pases jompany of whieh are to be mounted Chero- ees. The jury in the case of H. H. Smith, indicted for forgery, were to-night diacharged—they not being able to agree in a decision upon the first indicument. A new jury, we suppose, will be janelled upon the remaining indictments. ‘o-night Mr. G. F. reese at rt Odeon Olym- took his benefit. A lady ef. Alexan- dria appeared for the “ ee ume on any stage,” in a scene inthe ‘Lady of Lyons”—that scene where the Prince, alias the Gardener, describes his palace and its accessories. The young lady tailed ; but we sappate she stands “discharged cured” of her spell for the stage. A young man of this city entered against Brewn in a recitation of the opening soliliquy of Richard III., the audi- ence to decide which of the competitors was en- titled to the premium by the strength of the ap- plause. Mr. Marselet first recited the extract, in a deep, sonorous, warlike tone, admirably adapt- ed to the case. He was applauded, with a reser- vation. Next came Brown, in the same recita- ton He came ont. in % long-tailed coat and check pantaioons, began in so high that everybody taught tr be ‘was going to carica- ture the , which would have made a decided hit ; but he was in earnest, and read the piece through with printed accu 5 but there was a keen comic twang in his voice, in spite of him- self. The jury, however, being packed for the occasion, their verdict was rendered in favor of Brown ; otherwise, Brown did his characters in capital style. Generally, the characters of the evening were sustained to the entire satisfaction of the audience. On Pender night we have Booth and several subsidiaries from Baltimore to fill up the charac- ters prt ‘certain heavy Bi ieces, the com bp limited to less Stray." ‘he agplay for londay evening ist! ji Stranger, Mr. Janius B. Booth. Booth topic ost @ stranger here, so that the proton is very Sppropriste. We expect he will have a crowded Patronage and we do hope that on the first it e will not make his debut, and take his bene: of-the-way, y,,pack-street caret) 8 Me run himselt up @ spout,” by pawning his ly corporate to the landlord as a hostage for the bill of costs. ere! are informed that Mr. Kilmiste, encouraged by the flattering support given his Tittle theatre, pe the season about toclose, purposes refit- ting it in excellent and elegant style for the next winter. ‘oad for the Odeon, citizens, but particu- larly: rs in town, would have had during the late session a dull time of the long winter nights in Washington. Ww. any present Wasnineton, March 21, 1847. Critical State of Affairs in Mexico. Nothing later directly from the seat of war. They are awaiting at New Orleans the next ar- rival from the Gulf coast. Thatauthentio advi- es will at least confirm the forward movement northward of Santa Anna, and the retreat of General Taylor toward Monterey, is universally believed ; but there is a strong confidence if the ability of General Taylor to save himselt against all odds, and any disparity of force that may be brought against him . The published correspondence of Gen. Taylor, with the war department and the executive, while it approves the sagacity and foresight ofthe commanding general of the north, is calculated to cast a doubt upon the “ssid ty the pr \- me of Gen. Scott. Old Ready sais for 20,000 men, and a nucle pond force fh 10,000 regulars, as the division required for a successful movement upon San Luis Potosi. Gen. Scott pro- poses to leave him on the defensive at Salullo, ‘and with that view takes from him all his regular troops for the demonstration upon Vera Cruz, leaving Gen. Taylor with a total force of less than 6,000 volunteers to protect the vast scope ot coun- try already occupied in the north. In this pro- ha- | complished in the ed But we forbear further commentaries, in the hope of better intelligence than the reports from | New Orleans of yesterday and to day. If, on the | other hand, it should be confirmed, the only ale | ternatives will be either to abandon. entirely the whole of Northern Mexico except Matamoras, | and all operations by that Toute, and make Tam- | pico and Vera Cruz the base points of future ope- rations entirely, or to recall back the force of Gen. Scott to the rellef of General Taylor, and the re- covery the {ground and the positions he mai have lost. In the latter alternative, all the wor! done in the north will have to be done over again —in the former, all that has been done will amount to nothing, except a waste of men and money. | But there is yet a chance that old Zack has maintained himself, and thatthe new levies of | volunteers just arrived at the Brazos, will enable him to clear his line ot communicauon, and maintain his position as far south as dsltillo, until the operations of General Scott at Vera Cruz, will further enable him to make » forward move- ment upon Santa Anna, who, if foiled at Saltillo, must fall back upon San Luis or Victoria. Let us hope fur the best. w. Baxtimoxx, March 22, 1847. | An Exciting Swnday—An Avalanche of News— Booth’s Benefit—Van Amburg’s Menagerie, §c. Yesterday was a most exciting day in Balti- more, and more attention seemed to be paid to the important news which had been received from the army and from Europe, than to the at- tractions at the churches. The corners of the streets were crowded with anxious multitudes, and the bravery and invincibility of Gen. Taylor the theme of every tongue. This morning the merchants are all flocking to our agents, Messrs. Wm. Taylor & Co. in the jarvis building, for copies of the Swnday Herald, which contains the most detailed account of the Hibernia’s news yet- received. What effect this news will have on the flour and corn market, judging from present advices, is very uncertain. Some seem to think that no change will take place in prices, whilst others anticipate an ad- vance. There is no local news stirring at present, but our city has never been so active before at this early season of the year. Booth closed his en ment at the Museum on Saturday evening with an overwhelming house, and has gone to Washi: to fill an engage- ment with Kilmiste, at his ‘ite, theatrical esta- blishment. Van Amburg & Co.’s menagerie is about to start on its apring tour from this city. They have had their wagons and harness repaired, refitted, and painted, so that the cavalc: le will make a grand appearance, Puiapgtruia, March 12, 1847. A melancholy accident happened this morning as the train of cars for Baltimore was turning the corner at Broad and Market streets. A worthy man,named John McPeck, attempted to getupon the train, intending to proceed to New Castle, when he slipped and fell between the wheels, and was dragged some distance before the train could be stopped. He was dreadfully smashed, causing his death half an hour after being re- moved tojthe hospital. He was about forty-eight years of age, and has left a wife and six children at New Castle, where he resided. The bark Mary Parker has been chartered by the Government, and is now being coppered to prpseed to the Gulf. She will carry out Captain hn Butler’s company of dragoons, raised in this ci! Tire intelligence from the army is about the sole pone of conversation here ; but the opinions in d to its correctness are very varied. The lant feats performed by the army under n. Taylor leads most esis to doubt that he hast met with reverses. Others regard hus escape as almost im in as he is repre- sented, between two ‘armies, each outnumbering his own. Each talker has a plan by which he figures out to his own satisfaction how the emer- gency might have been avoided; and the Govern- | ment, General Taylor, and General Scott, are blamed by turns for the war not being Ace to a glorious close, long before this. full confidence that our brave old Zack is ae ugh and Ready, we can but hope for the best, though trembling? for his fate, iesptared by the infuriated Mexicans, The surveying brig W: launched this morning as was anticipated, the weather being so inclement that it was deemed best to leave ner under cover. She will probably be let off this evening or to-morrow morning. Her fitting out will be completed by Saturday, if the weather should be favorable. The Viennoise children arrived last evening, and were conveyed to the private house en: ed oa paeoadd accommodation, by Mr. Marsh: er of the Walnut street theatre. Mr. ar of the other house, came on with them, and een endeavoring to procure an injunction age inst their performing. I am not informed ae he has been successful jales of Siock: Manor 22—Finsr Boanp—i00 U 8 Bank 4%; 9000 Schuylkill Navigation. os, °65,83; 1000U 8 Treasury Notes 1007 ; 400 eh a Canal ton, 0 ury Notes, cash, 101%; ‘a, ‘Or lost, 9000 do do do 102%); 100 | 22 Northern Bank tucky 9634; | Morris Canal 1. 60 70%. eee Sarzs.—1000 State 6's 61%; 300 Reading RR | Movements or Troors.—We understand that | orders were received yesterda: ordering all the troops concentrating at Fort McHenry, to proceed immediately to the seat of war A veasol hi feria been chartered forthe purpose. Capt. Merric! ympany of dragoons which arrived here Ww ames, from Frederick, are among the number.— Balt. Clipper, March 22, Fatan Array. An aifray 0 occurred at Bards- peat a KY Md da i abo between two brothers hud, yf row! judge Gaither, which ended in th of the latter, ch received the contents of a pistol.—Balt. Clipper, March 22. AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. TELEGRAPHIC, Senate. Ausany, March 22, 1847. Mr. Densiston read a report adverse to the Canal Contract Bill, which, together with the bill was referred to the Committee of the Whole. The General Railroad bill was made the general order for to-morrow. The bill more effectually to provide for Common School Education in New York was ordered toa third reading. The Plank Road Bill was debated until the adjourn ment. Assembly. Aupany, March 22, 1847. A petition was presented from W. P. Van Rensselaer in relation to the taxation of leasehold estates. He complains of the hardship of the present loan to holders of that description of property, and offers to sell his leased estates for a sum which will produce, at in- terest, an income equal to the rents now charged thereon, which he says would enable the tenants to purchase at $2 per acre. The document was referred to the committee on ma- ner grievances. Mr. Ratunun reported formally on the Senate bill ap’ propriating $25,000 in sid of the Clinton State Prison. The bill to lay out Dry Dock street inthe Jith werd of the city of New York was pans Mr. Sicuxes offered a resolution of instructions for the repeal of the Excise law. ‘Tho resolutions for the repeal of so much of the new postage law as imposes a duty on transient newspapers were passed. ‘The Literature Appropriation Bill was further discus sed, the question being on the motion of Mr. Watson, to require the medical institutions receiving State aid, to in struct gratuitously twenty-five indigent pupils. Lost. Mr. Suomway moved a grant of $1000 to the Buffalo Medical College. No question. | Adjourned. nm was not | 1800 Wilmington RR, 6's, °68, 8}<;2 Ches. aud Delaware Canal Stock 6256. i Srcon Boaad—100 Reading RR. 203%; 6200 State from Washington, | of iv bs tting scarce gti h | a bigh Prices on materially y iesean the demand, and 195 re mein unsold, Prices range asin quality ‘com 9380 to $3 60a $5.50. State of the Flour Market. New Oazeans, March 13——Flour—The demand for ex- porthss been more limited than fer some weeks previ- | ous, and the sales of the week only comprise 24,000 bbls, je) Prevailing rate for Ohio, from Levee and from store. being $6 75, (with one fine nipping lot of 1200 bbis. at *) and for St. Louis brands Levee, and $6 1234 8 $625 per bbl from store. To-day the market has been quiet, and the sales reach 1800 bbls, including 627 bbls. Illinois from it $6 75; 700 Obio from store, | in three lots, at $6, 0 bbls. choice Bt. Louis at $6 | 96 per bbl ‘Arrive 230 bbis a furtl ‘and 90c. per shel for Y. low, within akon range some 000 br found purchasers, mostly in the early part To-cay we notice salon of about 9000 sacks, at’80, 83 and 86, also 270U sacks mixed from store at 81346 per bushel, Oats have advanced further, and we notice 1700 bashels, sold in several lots at 76 a 80c per bushel. Corn Meal is in demand, and $6 per Mts is reported to have been re- fused for 1000 bbls kiln to arrive. A lot of 2500 bushels prime Wheat ‘old rly in the week at $1 30, end to-day « further advance is indicated by the followin, sales from Levee — 5883 sacks prime Missouri (2439, 202 ‘and 1308) at $1 32 bushel. Paitaperena, March 20 settled, and operat Standard brands are offered to a moderate nt, at which rate some lla 1200 bbls mixed brands ws picked up since yesterday erence’ Corn Meal inactive, with sales ot 1000 bbis. to it $4 25. Wheat—Good Reds are freely caereh at 125c. to arrive. Corn a little firm ~Fannesivexta is held at 85c, with small sales, buye: ily otter less. n White was made - —The ma ket somewhat un- argaret Evento} ER Boyle Mrs Patterson; Miss Patterson; Maste: tersou, Rew York ‘Mr A Hi don Mr F Montag, of Pras Mr F Hoffman, Austria; ‘Thos Sutton, MreSutton and 3 chi dren; Mise Maty Brown and Miss Celia Brown, of kngiand, | and 26 ia the steerage. ped Lonpon—Paeket si Passengers Salled. Hayng—Packer ship Admiral, rom Baltimore-—Frederick dy, 4 daughters, io! do; Miss Deli ak bare 3 of Fhiladelphias W C Bartiett, 45, Chis an, do Seceptt Wilkins, doy Dik B Marmion of Rew Orloss Foreign Lot logan poser) Ship Ma emai ce Clark & Mc- Connin—4 Kessied ere h—3 J M Al G Link—3 Russel Kempot miehard Godwin Davides Blacket Firth, Hell & Pend Geo Gibson & Cot Hayted k co—t Tomes & Son—1 Wiley & Putman—1C Dord, Stanford & Swoerde=| Edmund Bidwin 1 H Griffia—t ‘Thomas Froe- seed=2 Stone, Swan & co—l2 Cooley, Keese & co—29 J Blumuineet CE Lett—1. Bophen Podlten=-00 9 Kilison— 4 Hovey & co—66 J LL ¥ Warren—3 James Corey—I ehro- nometer D Eegeng & Son—ot3 tone, challe Jobe Griswold—t arcel Bouchard & ¢o—2 crates 3chests 35 baskets 20 casks 2 Boxes specie—i0e Kegs 3 tierces 20 cases 197 pkgs 101 slabs tin 0 OF es MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 23,~ Sturges eUrendy ico; award Arrived. Packet ani, Marearse Evens, T Tinker, from London and | Portsmouth, John Griswold. Feb 27, laying too uve head and eatwater. ‘The ME, lays at anche rit. hi from Liverpeal, with mdse to jays at anehor at W Spit. iP Conatitetion, Soy, 3 days from Restanat ast, to Cartwright & rig Loreen oo a days trom New Bedfor Tane; RA Ottinger, from a cruise of 17 days be- twoen ee Barnegat and Fire Isirn: dali f Bristol,) Mel Mis Rn ristol rk. Ngee hazed 6, fr from tig Glenroy, (otGardiner,) Perry, 24 days from Galves. ton, ( Texas,) with cotton well. 20ch inst. 70 miles by Sof, Bopsegn spoke sehr Robert Morris, from Province- woatoy His) B Lowder Alvery,, ieee from New Origins, ord. yr lat 27 20, lon 81 18, Attakapas for New York. 0, to HY W Lewis spoke schr ballast, to Ailen & Paxson, Sehr ouch, 4 days from Be R W Hopes. Rol kson, y owsnds, Gorham, from Bosteny wick mdi oo friend, Crowell, Bostor Sehr Zenith: Everett, Plymouth, orn. Schr Kllen Rodman, herman, New Bediord with oil é er Br ship Queen, ——., fon St Johus, NB, in ballast, 0 ——, from St Johus, NB, in ballast, to | R ie a. 1 Bs va Princess, Vaughan, from St Johns, NB, in ballast, 0 ine | 1g Maria, of and 42 days from Limerick, Ireland, in to order, mma, Duahatn, 18 days from T: Pa Puahatn, 18 days from Trinidad de Cubs, with ™ hite, from Cient aes: wey mbar, son, from K. Ch iin Franklin, La, with mo. hip, supposed a packets, 1 ‘ MAN thetabove lay'tthe 8 Wp’ OT asses. ‘Also below, bark; and 3 brigs. Misceilancous ttecord. Banx Sanan £.Sxow, John Classon, Jr, master, which | sailed hence for Galway, Ireland, on the Ist Jan , while | on the’ ck by a tre- beam ‘e ds; the masts The captain was drown- hted is were washed overboard, yan tthe the exception of tthe mate, boat that saw the vessel bark struck thelocks and, immediate 7 and vessel « toval ne jaow w belonging to Blue Hill, Main, and this was her frst voytge Buia Enima Paxscort—The hull ofthis vessel, (p ly reported having gone ashore in Galway, roland, Abe at auction on the h of February, for 10. ‘he was | on the Ist of March. Ba, Str Azanponey—Ship Solon, at New Orleans, from Havre, reports that on the ath Pebrunty, in fat 30 49 N, Jon 17 30 W, the fell in with and boarded the bark Apollo, of Dun dee. er weet | ater were ab hei t who was saved on the 26th 1g on the Bellmuitett. nate} t ox x of brad Io her geken me tree < ‘Tne crew ard no doubt been taken off bY other After examivation, the master of the So- | fon'set fire to the wreck: tain’s maine was : Smir Tartan, (of Philadelphia,) Lockwood, henee BR LON , rienced a typhi 1m the Palawan passage, lone topgaliant masts, sails, &c. _ Brie Maxcuysre: into Lisbon, Feb 10, ‘prent plenty, + yy Hon henee for Gulf of Mexico, tonal 41 W. Ship Hannibal, from Liverpool for New Orleans, Feb 21, lat 51, pre 4. 0 Oren from New Orleans for Havre, South Carolin March § Jat 41 Th lon 74 74 oti Hannah, from Baltimore for Ireland, March 15, tat 37, 73 36. Behr Phomas Hooper, Gre Weat Indies, March 16, int 35 Whalemen. Ship Julia, of and for New Bedford, fm n Send ial laingds with 3000 bbis oil, was spoken March 31, iS rig March, Weeks, was at Bt Thomas 71h inst, with 35 bbls bound on a cruise. list of the American shipping at the European and Eaat India ports will be given to-morrow. Conk. Feb 16-81 Chatham, Team, | Bi feb H—In port, bri for h Mi De We, Zalda, Ro- Tabey, hie de) j—In port, of Bangor, f te cH ‘Don Ju ; brigs Black Havk, D Brel, of New, York itt Eastport for New York | an Hon iy acon, ine oe Bron, of Baltimore for meory, Hi ft Portiand for do, wt tA Fore, Hart, of rt, brig Hanover, Dennison, ome Poi Crnaaixston, March ah fr Br bark Romulus, Sangster, Gre ek; brig Allignash, Pratt, St Michael va St Th ‘schra Rio Grande, Race, New York; Lydia, Cathe: wn, March 1¢—Arr scht Exchange, Merriman rows, March i¢—Arr scht Exe eld 6 ri | Portamouth, NH; lth, snd from Baltimore, for | jew Orleaus; (Br) John sx, Henr; Jeikins, Was ai ney, da bad t> Snow, do, re, Carpel J ho Freldey ‘Strang. Hampton Fosdst eit oy rd park am, Hogg, Liverpool; (Br) Joha Bell, Pa ain March brerninnly brigs Jacob Story. ange: for Ga: Babboge, ts J Rusling, do: barge ‘Orb, Wilsons New ‘York. ome Ports, Baxtimonre, March 20—Arr ships Bh aaged Balter, from Bos Wa Lomita, ng, Jan 27; bar! ton; (Br) Maj Allyn. ‘fm Pernambueo, 01 ‘oth, three maste ne, for, Boston; james, New London; 6 Westcott, do; Jo fm Fonce, f' Ba Bor 5, OOOni Fatt ne iN PATENT embracing Ce pent, prices, varving from ‘below id at boa, Hughes, Wilm Saruh Louisa, Nort hn Hi Rogers, Howel ‘do: dence. ‘frimm, New Yorl fa out, dor John Rogers, Gi de tm NYork, ia, Leshe, {m Matanzas; Ken th Feb; Glamorgan, Focke, trom 1m, 24th uit; achra. Fayetteville, Coffia. fm Sylvanus Rich, tum Motanzas, 3d ins a. NP; to Jubbe -xpertel retail, by, the only manufactu- Ter of thet fabric 1 in ‘the’ United States, and for processes in ext lesive owl manufacture of '20'Conrtiandt at 1 cai ape | rf a Hiephins nha: rth, fm N¥o-k; in Ber ma. Hiehast to Boston cid skip nter, Havre; Md ships oa} re [Lyon iekering, schr Aurora, Martin, fur Gurecsa; 17th, sehr’ Nietous, Wallace, for Newburyport, By Last Wight’s 8 Southern Mail Gerald eg? ne Co: jaker, Howell powl; Unicom, Jan- byrne) je, Montevideo and a ice Aaa Alex: ip (Br) teas iver- ‘eylon. by Porto le ra owe of yeas one eee ml workarcmses, cur ke. ers ntonding to to close their Plant Business ‘offar their choice selection of bs. hares rodgsed ae ine Pascalp Ba tite received pborry Cai island. ECS ari "CONFART OF MANURE IN PARIS Capital Six Millions of Fraucs. RENCH GUANO.—Fertilising composts should not be appreciated only for quick action upon pl but also for their permanent ‘on the sai Ise where. not only der pr IT diangrees thy but likewise Combines itself with allthe asmonincal products, d yields tiem to the piaats grsdually and according to their wants , ‘this Company has vee the yurpose of adyanc- ing agrical ural i been ral medals. "Rho abo Je ca b \t anaes FRE- RES 113 William sseee apna Ageats for the Company, m6 Steod*2re BONNARD’S RESTAURANT, ‘orner of Pine and Nassau streets. Ci J BONNARD, wed known as keeping an sxacleat first 1 story. ‘is the pe ious dimiug room, aud the t of conven du atl orably known for he management of the eulinary depar perinteud ly. We have no doubt dina manner to suit the m2i lw*rh RTANT TO GENTLEMEN, mer of these ~~" 192 Broapway, dull ra: 4 soaps with a sharp softening to -; and what almost for a song. Wholesale end ‘retail, by. Draggist, 192 Broadway, corner John st. £23 im*rh besides it is fr fais) a great destroyer of freckles, Corner oF JoHN Srzi TO THOSE ane sPHAVE. THEMSEL' than most of yant to the ILVES, er than all, in these hard times itis ol CHARLES H. RING, NOs Sats the Haira nateral ‘and elastieity of youth, and. 1 the skin, ment, presents it to the public wi 0 equal, andas a roadway ; J. son, Moore & Taylor, New York—end rab off, or soi! iar Px feld Im#re Li UID ATR ad or 8. ‘Maiden Da y the sole agente forthe Unite © proprietor, tfeet D: Aspinwall, ‘Wi ent of 1%46—-ALEXAN- which, instantaneously colors Brown, an e bean c the utmost For sale Lane’; » WRIGHT, Phi CHERRY PECTORAL T HIS elegant and surpassin, Coes consumption ani aia ef vrepeatas bas mon} ratieratah of devesal 1d States, as well as fas of British Americ? aif medical excellent remedy for re Broadway, ‘and druggists blished has recerved the highest spony and s tinguished motions OAL—PEACH ORCHARD, ‘nut, $550; egg,broken and stov oasis stove a for 6 $5 75h fromp So 116 kn* re OHN CALTN atreet,corner of st wuchel ‘ "Faropean Tre coal y yal and Bedford streets. ELLING i th Malle Pe i forte Weat Indies, South America, ke., filled with despace! m6 lm*re ad way, nt of ‘cash prie colds, | affections of the throat an rik by ar Beary ti & Co., Hy 2 veowets nnd Broadway; J. Milling, 183 Broad: ugh in the com- ie under sheds anc id is Elizabeth street 7 fesse of Ham- JACOB WEEKS, Jr. INKS, &i and retail. je leather Trunks, and Portmant: Tronk sheer or No. 1 Wall now on hand and constant- Valisos, Carpet "MASSAPEQUA HOUSE, SOUTH OYSTER BAY, LONG ISLAND. HE subscriber takes this method to inform and the public, that he has will be oj A Stage fos mnd and veniug tain the os i me twee MoN plate, owe ¥ LKNT—The hi ‘small sums on gol furniture, clothing, NM. DAVIES, 4 Brooklynt INEDECO. is friends the above heuse, which jiters onthe first day of idiness for trouting. leave Farmingdale on the arrival of the morn- Proprietor, mine ofthe Oyster Bay House. MONEY LENT. re anced. in ent 32 William treet, Persons received in purer office, by ringing the _mi7 Im*r ALLEYS a po a PAIN EXTRACTOR INTRY merchants 7] ores in any quantities, ry a it purchasers—but to > et (No. 21 Courtian N.B.—Wanted 25 to 30 travelling Btates. each to furnish his own team FRI LWAYS on hand and for sale by e importer, m8 2w*re NCH it atre the 01 8 Wase street. MUSKETS AND PISTOLS. 1000 ie Muskets. American fe oe mates) with bayonets complet in ‘7 ~ oy perfect 189 Revaty vi wie Kn ves. 300 Doubi barrel Pow log Pieces. 100 Single Sportiay hired articles, Gin sai The highest market prices other inde af fi4 Im*re rope cutting CHAR DARED [ah yo barrel Pistols. rinting, Writing, 7, Hanging, and covored Paper. per of any Bite or quailty tse to order, < to order. Fass Fo airs stor offer for rapping, in cash for rage, begs yconvass, and ofl CYRUS 'W. PAPTELD & Coy No. 9 Burling slip, N. NEW PAPER HANGINGS & Wine Ww SHADES. Nico.as Pixe & MPORTESS and manufacturers, h extensive supply of Paper Ha: wide Window Curtain of Painted Window and French Co., No. 17: Sites, and fixtures for the same, which they offer to merchants, dealers, and ours ae at the mre very lowest pri ices. OTICE—Persons having good 88 Washington stre instant, all go the yo Star and Exchange Commgnes or age t8lst re CUSTOM HOUSE, Collector's Office, March 2d, 197. Fotified at on the 3ist NEW YORK, y the public store, No. March t ©. W. LAWRENCE, Cel’r. SILLIARD ROOM TU LET, in the city of Brooklyog One of the best situsted aud most desirable Rooms for now to be let on moderete terms. ‘ional Hail, Ercomiys of David ; non the first of May. mi6 For FOUNTAIN HOTEL, Li RTHUR L_ FOGG HINEAS THURSTON, } E undersigned having succeeded the late firm of DIX & FOGG, in the proprietorship of th so long and widely known establishment arily ines arrangement hi in B: Wisided tod to these one faves wu paltime: re, tal that ‘beside the the addition of'an en e number, of lodgings were jathing Establishment, they have re- eted a ne’ Gur st., Dartimon Jonuary 27, Proprietors. the mor this method rent ne ‘one of. attenti be rendered a their assistants, io inder their ow al hi fave Ci not prove unfoun: Begenge their hopes of a lib their part to d, taken to and from the Hotel, fee of charge. PHINEAS TAURSTON. fe ataw3mrre 500 fre ranted to cure eet and Walker, Bowery Market Looe Bleecks i. ‘Me, bound to Bucksville; or ‘William, ans tor New Bodiord, Mosius, March 14—Arr ships Glasgow, Manson, Liverpool “ikea corn lly. Sold retai' ie iat ecifie rem infection. cured with half the qu bag,” it has ong been, and rate practice of physicians with. ‘anerrin ‘y-nine of the hundred cxses. wholesole by Com: at pergy. and Gi Bower} Stott, jon and courtesy which will ‘or them with a dissatisfied, as no pains York; cor. Fulton "i'Souch Philadelphint rtien= jaines, lw*re j Hotel di Patronage will KREWARD—AMERICAN COMPOUND—=This malar, piconet, and 4] | cases ofa delicate disease under & fordeiture of the above sum. war- It contains injurious to the constitntion, Thousands of long een cured by a sini af Nig while the anit} 1 and Fourth sts, ET Cotton, 263 Vibrouiway ‘and Cham- Wank IMPO. RUTLEMEN, i ise. xOU. S) Murray, corn: FOF Was! ington rf, gc loaning, dye teri of Gentlemen’s Clothing jort notice, on able terms, Give mea trial, os you will find that Tor 6a shill i only, you can have your made to look equal without, the aid of that gi destracter, re superior icc rer done i peas to street. SuTIsBOS trons cacy ee very lowest p Also, more eh Hhadee oF lachiouiie gocts, wish will be pause to etter ia aatyle of elegancetthat catinot be surpassed. You will do well <e-all, ag yout ean save from there to seven dollars ob & get the number, 96 Maiden Lane. Gl UERREOTYPE PLATES—Juat @ lave meer, an place ise arter and 4 Maiden fane. A Chae TO THE LADIES. ADAME owen ment of all articles in that has been selected by iagnificent asi Her present stock of ‘goods tirely new, and in erself with the utmost care—is en- an hid yg 3 aa mien e Levy, in fact, fe will be Poi ‘worthy of the ; : MADAME B. 1! |, 174 Be one Rares vig Boer ONE EIGHTH OF AN INVENTION. At A Road tae sO for increasing the speed and safety of been secure a nt ofhee Bj f the Ui examined and approv. aud practical men. and has commenced building a bn ope = importance of the ievention. ight reasonable = 108 Vow ‘and says ER PS a, SEWALL sHom . ‘The subscriber wishes to hire two small Steam En; eines, of f-om five to eight horse power. m20 6t*rh FRORN/TURE FOR SALE—The Household Furniture, PPORR|TURE FOR SALE—The Household Furniture, short foe of family, is offered for sale at very reasonable Address E. M , at the Pimee of this paper. _m19 lw*rre QUILL PENS. "THE Subscriber would call the attention of the public to his superior Quill Pens, made entirely, with the keife. practice he hai argent tani! they. surpass by. fers ca Sunenrs and eu The yg ene J ppras hipped. Set SAt RE RE Aa in mhig Im*rh ARENA UE: No ¥9 Willison at ANOTHER CHALL! Nae. ONCE MORE we challeng the New Yori Shade dealers to compete with us if Windo: r) Shides, We 8 to OUT mo of She are now making Jarge di and pledge ourselves to be of our Shi i atl Newark, N. J vite the citizens of New York and the surrounding oe try to give usa call, and we will vrove. pe pme BoP assertions ar Chaml TO LAND be ntphnstear FARMERS, &e. 3 man, ith a gma fami ly, and English aspoultan cultivation of fruit trees, ke. &e. His know)s 7 management of a dairy, wc. ‘The most respec Address Agricola, office of this CAKKIAGES. HE subscriber offers for sale_an excellent, assortme: good Carriages, les, warranted equ/l in lity to any thing in this market, and will be sold at reasouable Prices. “JAMES BREWSTER, ‘m8 Im*re ‘and 27 Canal street. HAVANA SEGARS. 200, 000 # oath py SLGARS: of the Sallaer ds :—Dos Cubanos do Rega- lies, eee Penntelas, do or Colones Cubrey, dos Compa- ‘Roman; Le Fernandina, &e.. for sale Bi lWee nM. ANGULO, 1 Nowst. R GRANVILLE 8. PATTISON has rem ved bis re; sidence to & University Place, comer of 12th street, and bus Office to No. 63 Chambers street. Office hours from I 20 clock. mi impr A LESSON IN ECONOMY. DEVOE’S HAT AND CAP fgg Pati aes (formerly known ns the Ph i opposite Duteh street, Leg cexebrates fact that a beaver hat can be sold for $3,0 anda mole. i hat for $3, superior to four-fifths, and equal to the very $5 hat sold in the city or elsewhere, wiht of poultry, le city reference can be given. Paper. m22 lw*re ty of shape, completeness of finish, neatness of id every other fequisite whatever. This fact is the result ot asystem whicl adopted, would put anend hich ony trades ces of the ty thet ‘utmost economy in expendi fares, quick sais mall profit triamphantly * ute Ci day, and orn, $3 5 50 to $6 per annum to ule of prices as below $3 50 @ deacity Cl th Caps.$1 50 of e “ow % In addition to the eur: at Born bn le, (a Ronstife} article) he keeps on hand sn “tes or adapted to all peculiarities of form and fe and nEs o prepared wo mare to order, at short notice, Hats, Caps, ke to i pattern, at 103 Fulton street. i9 6t* re NOTICE! SA. THE COPARTNERSHLP higher oxisting between a ada PARDESSUS was dissolved by mu egusent + YS ROBERTSON, dr and JULES SLUSNETI IT | ie ONL formes 5 core Co. and wil ell knows priscip) and ( No. 49 Fulton street, ‘New York, aud at ie No. 63 Fulto rooklya. Mareh t15, 184 mi7 t6re SADDLE HORS. WANTED TO PURCHASE, or hire for three jor four months, a goed Seddie Horse. Addiess BELL, at this office, stating terms, whieh ast be ing Cages, An breeder. Conary, irs hemp and millet afer for wholerale and retail, ‘W.8. JOHNSTON, Broadway, near ‘C mbers ms Ms harles: Spaniel English and Scotch aaa? WANT ED IMMEDIATELY—A er roe or irk to load for aby leans. wanD I K. COLLINS, 0. 56 South atreet. VOR LiV KRPOUL=To = a the 27th inst— ‘The fast-seiling "acket Shi VARIA, Howe master, having most of Es Me and going very handsome ne room Aceommodations Ply on }, at “WwOODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South street. FOR Cv ERrp Ol live 4 jet for March 26th. id fast sai! i a ship Lae 1U8, x ide » Master, wi if al Ag rerslaz oi la) For fre saacae, apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wana street, o1 “2. K. COLLINS, 56 South street Hist meket sip’ seddous, Edward B, Cobb, master, will ine we ‘obb, * succeed the Rovetus, aud sail 36th Aprils Har dat FOR Ww oT OF fe MW YORK LINE O| PACKS Bosttlve stonly rey hag ail Con ay yer ara Aer he pate Par | jed accom. tof Wall it oF passe having pases farni ous, apply om board, ‘wharf, to 56 Louth street. hs COLLIN: ep in — rere rad be Co., who will Stele ad i of the fie elas, from 100 i Ay with mop nite . Cash co be pad down WANTED. a ans lat tatiats cist ing the first vessel. agg ‘bedrooms, Ba = edt carriage. house with stable orses. Oak Land—2 parlors, me ie room, 13 Letecoms, beth in comme: f 17 es of cab etd rh re pee ry webroly to Madame Grrmes, at her residence, a HOUSE AMD pet ener on nai red ti ran! AT ae’, Sash mene use in eat dere. Foueeston. cu be had before Sey. if desired. For wapplyto KP FAMRIGEN, 119 Bouih treet i¢ Mansion House aud Farm of Jol TO LEASE— y Jacob” ‘The L, Nortoa, at Var ‘Rockaway, C Lawrence. Jr, adjowing 9 feet by 34, two story au TU Lil —Fert ofa genteel oa, o 1 aaamal omar or aoe ready furoished to on fcten without board. The best of Mires box 1506 post.office. m20iwerh . TORS ALE. A THREE 81 QRY HOUSE on 234, street, be, x | fab ree the 24 and 3d Avenues. tt is well Ginished, replete with the latest aba vemects, Sr ag god hy ink, cold and warm baths, water closets. the house; a court yard rat Ai x honseg-on. on the south side of the "For turther parueulars, sPPlY to ae & BONR, m9 1m*rh 172 Pearl street. oat 32 by 106 Toot Ate frome i ru shor ap he ot, by 3 et at iar deep in mn chy je enoey cam remail bod abd a Mouse tet penceee, Enquire on the premises. FOR SALE, et PRIVATE pale Tee mores known as Ni 1 erry street.’ LET, bay yi a me craig ‘ree pensar ‘yards A ft and eltgra ey th hmestad Re of them We lee eax te, FOR SALE, A FARM of fifty two eer Elba cain ee eee ny acres of ice fruit Hamergs from New York, either ad St rations the ‘Giey, at the ferry ta Bi EI poterey eal ea oi Bae Also fo le, a dwelling house, No.3 ashington strest mio Im! STA’ ae ISLAND ree eae tt TO LET. LARGE COTTAGE, wi 3 of Li including « ven well ree OTe ee at rat le, and pomp. 3 front a good. bathing Ca ‘the lace. mmandi eof pects on the island, and near tae ferfy at Tomp- ki ‘ALSO—T wo Hotels, several Cottages and small He Tompkinsville, Stapleton, and Clifton, to let or Wolfe's Hotel, Tompkinaville. FOR SALE OR RENT. v THREE cP ET ores Ne. 4 Barelay ie {saber fo in seat pease i Rona 178,178, goods ss, * we fo oe ¥ sable oF, ait Wit Lane eat le. balance jeces fof land in the same neighbor iat Delancy Meet ot Power, 1 me ON cee AND em rea ‘The three story and es house with store underoath, y wide ‘avenue, betweon 12th and 13th res, and aow known as No. 198 in ‘The three story ack On Greeiwien tang avenu jing ase wi side of the Sih avenue, betw and lich atectsand baw known as No-¢s in nats ros on Greenwich lane or avenue, near the avenue, at ve ithe della pat WP ecch house will be rented separate ig Tequivaa, end frvrell fniehed, with marble mantels, al doors, and every requisi table family. Apply to TER, 31 Wall siree over the Mecnmune f 4 nok SALE OHEAP, wari a BURGE Bay, i iew frem the - Ph icsrcics sPReerta tothe Nero : 5 proved and M thaseis Sen av all times stat eit ancy ins selection of Dro PeKtso, fourteen valuable san ing lon a West Blooméeld, fora Ww! Powmpton Nee trae eh se, and op- mecie “ges et Att red, FLOKENCE HUUSE. 400 Broadwa: tony, corner corner Walker Street, N. Y. JOHN FLORENCE, Jr. has now completed bis fe ining to the publi: arrangements ore 1g to the pul Pe Sd by core, on the plan alluded i (trance auite sf public that his li der, nary department, wi tes gen ment. Ps March 8, 1847. FOR SALE— WESTCHESTER LAND. in want want fa for country reams in wi vey 7a ‘wishing « location ia ‘the othe ta town of ‘Westchester, within nine miles ‘ofthe cae Hall, with the right of passing over Harlem Bridge free aes are new ved at private sale, in lots cortainisg gdp mer neresesch. The |i welahi wall water isgood and location penile Terms te a obVehNzuR MORRIS, Mora stchester €0., or to me im*re WALTERRUTHERFOBD, 79 Nassau st. N.Y, ik to raflroed near Sioa, fowl fow linn sire is iseahts ela te plases in the freee até per en for five ye years. Ii disnes ve nad cxaeed ely Mailrona 1 the Office.of the Lon ment 42 William se bargains, at MAC'S abee er would Hh the ict te of his mene and the public in gene of ail the diffe i finds of t rota fort a ts At 8 ot tel cat ten veers while in tre e- E Patronage he reaaeed for the last ten years Hoyment of others, ond now haviny comme ness for Risdrelfs he con suture his Atenas ast tre pablie that there shall be nothing wanting on his te Lind sa peten as Be a faction to all those who will pe 20 196 Canal street, New York. Sebics m9 im? Me K SLES Ar Foal ay ing is tad are made to order sive ratisfwetion. (23 Im ee — : Roosevelt st, one door from Uhat- Dimi pe ae the gare of private diseases as i Practice inthis brench ot humm wide Sota for profevsional er wich the moe ‘De Gr with teen fectuall, ¥. “|THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR. Girculation---Forty Thousand, DAILY HERALD Evi thd Price 2 cents per copy—$ % per anna AeA be AL ere z ment jattvineas HERAT "PUR EUROPE fvery, Sena Packs ee tee pa, per copy—$3 per annum, payable land "ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD—Pnblished on the RT ee at ene jos sixpence eacn. he aswel pricos—always cash ements should be written in a reprigper will not be Teoponalile fot ecuted beautitully and with ications, hy mail, addressed to the tablishment tbe post prid, or the postage will pe de | df bseription mone: aoa Ieee LR TONDON BeNNEa “ait fait aon ciate ore for sehooner. Addre: §. MIRANDA, N, iaibenedee” | mio swodtre Care of H. D. HEWITT, Newatk, NJ, Prop he ew ‘Youn Hens ae Meat, West corner of Fuiion and Nassau strevte