The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1847, Page 4

2 anem % * Batrmwors, March 24 1847. Wet Weather—Arrest of Coiners—Spurious Mo- ney Seized—Troops for Mexteo— Markets, stock ‘aetie ge. The vernal equinox seems to be paying us a flying visit, as or two days pust we have had alinost continuous rains, and the appearances overhead, at present, indicate that more of “the same sort” of weather is at hand. Quite an important arrest was made, yester- | day, of two counterfeiters, calling themselves Charles Jenkins and Daniel Brown, charged with | pane counterfeit dollars and half dollars. They ad passed through several of eur stree.s, buying tobacco, segars, shoe strings, tape, &c. at every store, and passing off these counterfeit preseni- ments of Yankee coin, and were shortly after ar- rested. On searching them, t pockets were with small change and the trifles they had eae though but one of the false coin was found onthem. They were committed, and a search ‘was yesterday made for their stopping places, when one was found to havea mite stopping ata respectable boarding house, and the other was stopping at one of our hotels. On searching the rooms they occupied nothing was found in Jen- kins’s room, but in Brown’s room, between the bed and mattrass, was found a bag containing what purported to be $150 worth of this base coin, in @ rough and unfinished state. about the best representation of gee coin that [ have ever seen, as it rings well, and can only be detected at night by Lay toy than it should be. The unfinished state of the coin leads to the suppositivn that a manufactory is not far off.— They last came from Washington. Ryal is be- lieved to_be the right name of the man who calls himself Jenkins. Orders have been received at Fort McHen: La the troops now located there, numberin; 280, to sailimmediately for the Brazos. 4 ve ad has been chartered, and they will leave in a day or two. Tue Mal advanced rates, t8—There is an active demand for flour, at Buyers Cr Reond $6, but holde: mB pressiol ill be settled upon. & Ege is held at $625. Small sales of Sarquebanne bran meal has advanced, with sales at $4 50— eae t $4.75. The supply of flour in market is mealies swall. I quote good to prime Maryland rod wheat at $1 22 a $132 nee busbel, with rate sales; and ordinary to good $1 15 a¢1 29, Prime white wheat, for family flour, will command $1 45 has also advanced about 6 cents per buah _ Sales yesterday morning of 2,000 bushels Fennaylvani ellow at ‘aryland white 60 w 80 a 86 cents. “About 30/000 buakele i al have boon Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. ates a The een fee bree mate at rs 101 ard yesterda lary land 68, opening, 82%; $4,000 do 83; $1,000 Chey | 6's opening, 973. Uni tod ta States 0's, of 67, closed at Seis pikes. 101 bid. ya 6’s closed at 88% asked, for th 1% bid; City 6 per cents of 1890closed at wiguaked, vedliocise 97 bid; Balti- more and Ohio Railroad shares at 43} saked, 433, bid. Puiapsipnia, March 24, 1847. The equinoxial storm which was raging yester- day, subsided during the night, and we have a bright sanshiny day, accompanied by a brisk wind from the westward. | The workmen have recommenced tinkering the engine of the steamer Scorpion, to render her fit for service, if possible. The officers attached toher will, therefore, be detained here ina state of “‘ masterly inactivity,” while their more fortu- nate competitors on the line of promotion, will have an opportunity of doing their country some service. The ship John Welsh has sailed for Londonder- ry, having been entirely filled with contd pations received by the Irish Relief Committee of this ci! The cargo consists of 216 bbis. fleur, 1996 bbis. corn meal, 1300 bushels peas, and 167 bushels beans. The other vessels will be sent from this port by the same committee. The two companies °f voltiguers, raised here by Captains Barnard and Biddle, wer: to have started to-day for their rendezvous at Fortress Monroe, but have been detained fora few days iat: Capt. Buielr’s dragoons will sail on Fri- jay. A younz white fellow, from Reading, who one evening last week was silly enough to perambu- late a portion ot Moyamensing, auswering the description of your famous Five Points, with a dark feminine specimen of the African race, had | his pocket picked of $175. He had the woman arrested, wLo was said to have committed the theft, but he has so fur only exposed himself, with- out. regaining any of the plunder, The depot of the Reading railroad at Richmond resents a busy scene at this time. Seventeen undred loaaed cars had accumulated on the rails near the extensive wharves of the company, it being im potsibie to find roora to stow the coal, vessels being so scarce that they cannot be ob- tained to carry away the supply brought down frem the mines. The eompany, however, have made a temporary arrangement to store coal in the vicinity, and yesterday, itis said, over five hundred cars were emptied. Transactions on change this day, 1000 bbls. flour, with privilege of delivery all in April, $5 60; 3000 bushels corn, 880. deliverable 20th April; 300 bbls. flour on spot, $6; corn meal $4 624. Freights 9a 7d- for flour to Liver- peol, and 30d. for corn. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Mancu 24—Finst Boann—2000 State 5's 70%; 500 U. 8. Treasury Notes 6's, cash 102; 2000 do. 100%; 200 U. 8 Lo 19134; 6 Farmors & Mechanics Bank 49%. Arrkx Saixs—1000 Reading Railroad Bonds, a5 71; 200 Morris Canal 1534; $100 City 5's 91; 34 Beaver Me dow Coal C>. 1 Secoxp Boarn—(0 Beaver Meadow Railroad 21; oun Railroad Bonds 71; 400 Wiimington Railroad 6's Arren Sarzs—200U 8 Bank 434; 63 Farmers & Me- chanics Bank 4934; 550 Morris Canal 16%; 100 Vicks- burg Railroad 8}¢; 50 Reading Railroad 293. 1600 [From the Washington Union, March 23 } ‘The Latest Official Accounts tne Army. The painful anxiety which now pervades the public | mind in rd to the situation of ‘Taylor's army, | has induced us to apply to the Wal tment for the | latest authentis information on the subject. Wo have been furnished with the two following despatches, the last received from Gen. Taylor, and we now lay them before our readers : (No, 13] | Heapevart Axor or Occuration, | Agua Nueva, 18 miles south of Saltillo, February 7, 1847. it: 1°changed my headquarters to this place on the | th inst. bringing forward, in the first instance, Lieut. Col, May's equadron of dragoons, two batteries, (Sher man’s aad Bragg’s,) and the Fogiment of Mississippi rifle. men. Yesterday the second Kentucky and second and Sir | assignment of room, een Seah ST aT alt lem Cireular oo Cones ae cenet Caines -6e' eeven 1 26; 1600 omthora red in stove ot $1 To day @ of 1800 | eet ivania red Msc apg | at gt 30 ana abo to arrive ina tow daye. ot $1 38. liye Tarssuny Divan rantwent, March 17, 1847. ‘5c, at ‘Tha pirliosien atrention of the officers ustoms = 800. “1 a iscalled to the provisions of an ect entitled “Anactto S40 080 wisi Bto awed 331 Febeaary’ 1847s and leo, to the act io Today s'les of 130 yel- ‘approve: ebruary, 3 80, farch, 1847, beth | low at 90 a 926, i200 amend the aforesaid act, approved 24 Mi Southern yellow mee ot It It will be pevoniead that, i. the i cenanateey, it, | gad February ‘ante take effect bgt go int and after the 3ist day of May next, in regard sels arris from porte on this side of the Capes of orn, and in regard ond said capes, ie mune so much of rizes shippers to age and under as one room” in the vs roved 2d Rr othe limitation em ofthe number, of ‘passengers to two for every five tons ssel according to custom surement alo tne lations in regard tothe equate spi of water, ons k., and the penal td prescribed are are still in construct ber of tiers of berths is an interval between the floor of at least six inches. Each least six feet in length, and.at leas! width for each pessenger.” A separate berth of these dimensions must maths! provided for each cannot be permitted to increase said are to accommodate n.ore than one ® pason, as the law clearly contemplates each berth to med to a sin- ge passenger. Besides, it isto be Stetina ly understood it the berths are not to interfere or encroach upon the space allotted by the first sectien of the act te each senger, which is to be of the prescribed number of c! superficial feet of sea according to the pone mentioned in the la’ Children of eight y years of age, and under, are each te be considered and computed a single passenger. ‘The penalties imposed by the lat, ‘2d and 8d sections of the tet must be rigidly e in all cases of a vio- lation of the same. R. J. WALKER, Secretary of the ‘Treasury. An Act to regulate the he carriage, of passengers in mer- Be it enacted by wean cas ray House, of Representa: tives of the United States of America in Congress assem bled, That if the master of any vessel owned in whole or in part by a citizen of the United States of America, or by a citizen of any foreign ceuntry, shall take on board such vessel, at any foreign port or place, a greater number of passengers than in the following proportion to the space occupied by them and appropristed for their unoccup! KY stores or other goods, not being the: the personal luggage of such passengers, that is to say, lower deck or platiorm one passenger for eve fourtesn cleer superficial feet of deck, if such, vessel not te pass within the tro; during such if such vessel is to pass within the tropics voyage, then one foci ad for every twenty such clear superficial fogs of deck, andon = orl ondeck (if sry) = Passenger, for ove thirty such. super: feet in is" ith intent to bring such rs to the United ates of America, and shi place with the same, and bring the 6, or any number thereof, within the jurisdiction of the United States afore- said, or if any such master of a vessel shall take on board of his vessel at any port or place within the jurisdiction of th United States afores: greater number of pas- sengers than the proportions aforesaid admit, with intent to carry the same to an’ foreign port or very such master shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof be! before ‘any circuit or district court of the United States aforesai all, for each pas- senger taken on board beyond the abov proportions, be fined in the sum of fifty dollars, end may also be im: soned for any term not exceeding on That this act shail not be construed to permit any ship or vessel to carry more than two passengers to five tons of auch ship or vessel. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That if the passen- ers so taken on board of such vessel, and brought into or transported from the United States aforesaid, shall ex- ceed the number limited by the last section to the num- ber of twenty in the whole, such vessel shall be fo ed to the United States aforesaid, und be prosecut distributed as forfeitures are, under the act to regulate duves on imports and tonnage Sec 38. And be it further enacted, That if any such vessel us aforesaid shall have more then two tiers of berths, or in case, in such \essel, the interval between the floor and the deck or plattorm beneath shall not be at Jeast six inches, and the berths well constructed, or in case the dimensions of suc: berths shall not be at least six fost in length, and at least eighteen inches in width, for each passenger es aforesaid, then the master of said ‘ves- sel, aud the owners th hereof, severally, shall forfeit and pay the sum of five dollars for each and every passenger on board of said vessel on such voyage, to be recovered by the United States as aforesaid, in any circuit er dis- trict court of the United States where such vessel may arrive, or from which she sails. Sec.'4. And be it further enacted, That, for the pur- poses of this act, itshell in ail cases pompesed thet two children, each being under the age of eight yea shall’ be equal to one passenger, and that children under the age of one year shali not be inclu ied in the computa- tion of the number of passengers. Sec. 6. And be it further enected, That the amount of the several peuulties imposed by this act shall be liens on the vessel oF voasele visleting its provisions; end such vessel may be libelied and sold theretor in the district court of ON United States aforesaid in which such vessel arrive ‘Approved Fabruary 22, 1847. An Act to amend an act entitled “ An act to regulate the se of passengers in merchant vessels,” and to de- termine the time when said act shall take effect. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen- tatives of the United States of America in Congress as- sont That the act to regulate the carriage oi passen- ‘sin merchant vessels, approved the 22d day of Feb- ory, 1847, hey pene hundred and forty-seven, shall, in regard to vessels ar! ing, from ports on is side of the Ci f Good lorn, take effeet and in force from and after st day of May next ensuing and in regard to all vessels arriving from places beyond said Capes, on and after the th day of October next ensuing. Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That so much of said act as authorizes shippers to estimate two children of eigat years of age and [eel as Ged passenger, in the ereby repe: Arraovep March Foop ror Ixstanp.—The Irish relief commit- tees of Washington and Alexandria have engaged the bark Gone: sral Harrison, Captain Smith, to couvey a guse of breadstutfs to Ireland. ‘The vessel is now J ing at Alexandria for immediate despatch, and further contribution: er in eeny, or provisions—corn, meal, flour, or ship will be thankfully received by the Committee of ei city.—Nat. Intelligencer, March 24. Sales of Stocks at Boston. Broxens’ Boanv, March 23.—3 shs Eastern Railroad, 108; 86 Bast Boston Dividends. b 154, 8}; 50 Norwich ‘and Worcester Railroad, b 74, 60; 25 do, b 5d, 60; 95 do, 50; 26 do, b 34, 60; 25 do, # 5d, 60: 60; 26 do, 8 34, 50; 26 do, third Indiana regiments came up, and will be joined in a | day or two by the other troops in and near Saltillo, ex- | cept the small garrison of seven companies left in thet | own. Although advised by Major General Scott to evacuate Saltillo, | am confirmed in my purpose of holding not only that point, but this position in ita front. Not to speak of | the | sek ye oe moral effect upon volt ir troops of fall- ing back from points which we ha jaed, thet powerful military reasons for occu py ing this extre: ity ‘of the pa: ther than the other. The scarcity of w: and supplies for a loog distance in front compels the ene- | to risk an Gs Serge @ field, or to hold himself aloof from us, while, if we fell back on Monte- rey, he could establish himself ly at Saltillo, and be in position — more effectively our flanks and 5 from the interior more rece! mber seem to have been without substantial foundation. I am happy to add that the population of Sal- tillo is fast returning to th Under the judicious inanegement of Major Warre volunter adi ty discreet officer of pectiully inclose copies of statements, showing the of the officers and men recently captured by the euemy, as reported in my despatch No. 11. I am, sir, very reepectiully, your obedient servant, | Z. TAYLOR, | commanding. Major General U. 8. Army a » Washington, D. Abiurant Generar of the army — No. 14] Heapqvanters Army or Occuration, | Agua Nueva, Feb. 14 1847. Sin : Since my last despateh of February 7th, the occu- pation of this position has been completed’ by the a1 of Beagadior General Wool with the remaining Corpe let | iniear. The \roops are now conveniently encamped, | and can readily take up excellent deiensive positions be necessary. Everything is quiet in and about sal- tillo lam urging supplies forward as rapidly as practicab! from tue rear, and from the direction of Parres ; oe t joiued by a sufficient force of the new regiments, it wish to bo able to take advantage of any opportunity that may otter to create @ diversion in favor of Major General Scow’s vperations. Of those new regiments, none have yet been reported to me, nor do [| know how many | may Caioul ite upon for service in this quarter. ommuatcate no very receat intel ligence from | nor Up tothe 26th of January, the Mexican Cngco-s daddone nothing to supply the wantwof the | erny wich bad received nothing for Janual hulf the o wary funds for December Rum reach 4 tine Lo time of the projected ayvuace of u force upon this position, but I think such a moveuet improbable The command is held at all Umoy 1 readiuess for the enemy. | esyectaiy eneleve « continuation of the list of kilted, wounded, and missing incident te the operations before sionterey—us compiete as it can be ;made from tus records in my possession. There yet remain to be reported the wounded company A, 3d artillery ; Kiied ant wouuded of the 4th arullery ; and killed and wounded of the 2d (Col. Wood's) regiment Texas moun: ted voiunoors Lheve fow remaining names, it is pre- Sune i, oan be supplied from the regimental returns or | muascor Tolls on file in your office Oc last official dates fom Washington are to the 10th Januiry. The mail of we a bia brought Wash- ingtoa newapape: hed mothd from your office, ~ | am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient se: 6 10d, 60, = AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. TELEGRAPHIC. Avpany, March 24, 1847, In the Senate to-day Mr. Beekman presented the unanimous report of the railway committee against the petition to change the Erie Railway as laid down by the commissioners. The report was agreed to unanimously. BY THE MAILS. Axsany, March 23, 1847. The Army Intelligence—The Judicial District Bill —The Academical Institutions—The Emigrant Bill. The intelligence from the army, which reached this city on Monday, excited great apprehension for the fate of Major General Taylor ; though the confidence in that brave officer seems to be un- limited, yet the perilous position into which he has been thrown with inadequate forces, has caused fears for his safety. The collegiate institutions of this State suffered largely to-day. The usual annual appropriations to several first class colleges were reduced one | half. This was the unadvised act of the House, which I am assured will not receive the approval of the Senate. The judicial district bill remains in the hands of the conference committees; the House commit- | tee have not made a single proposition for the ad- | justment of the difficulty, other than the,bill it passed the House; the Senate committee have made a number of efforts to compromise, but they have been rejected. ‘The New York delegation will not, in my judg- ment, have the bravery to resist the ‘mandaie 1s- sued from the Tabernacle on Monday evening in Tegard to the disposition of the emigrant bill, | believe no turther objection will be offered to its amendment. But we shall se CUM MEBKCLAL INT MLLIGHNGM. State of the Flour Markets. New Oxteaxs, March 16 —Corn—Sales fully 18 900 sacks—of which’ 600, 730 and 700 sacks white, white, yellow ond mi ing; mixed bags nd 2,000 in Ie receipt of tl om Europe, hwlde nced their rates d late in the day 500 vbis Brandyoine and 1000 t's 3734; 1000 bbls 4 arrive te 500 31 Zz TAYLOR, Maj. @Eneral U. 8. ‘The Avsutawt Garasat of the army, eso. | day and toriay there has besh a better of fer. 2600 Dbla et $480 per Dbl. “The mock bausted, but are a of 9000 bashes Tod Wises arsive, ar 61 2h, toa Avsany, March 23.—Holders today ask $7 12} fair brands ef ef Ganesoe four, and there are sallers at $7 ede pep pe , part Genesee and part Mich igan, in lots, at $6 94 a $7, find one lot of 600 bbls Gene- Ghd Sgr ake nce % Rome, demand le mp- plied at $70 ‘accor juelity. Some sales have been made from the nbeaal of onee sad chant 83c, and oats at 39c. Southern Cotton Markets. New Oacgans, March 16.—The market has been vei quiet and only a few hundred bales have been sol inactivity is the more remarkable as freights to Liverpool have Mheclined to to Sd. Mose, March 16—The sales since our last report amount to only 8,700 bales—say 3,000 on Saturday, 500 ‘and 200 tater ‘This dullness is ovieg, ae ina ited failure of the nothern ers. We contnne last week’s . Slew ets i a ike for to good oe since Frid ay 3.7 bales ; exports va fhetatock on this evening 1’ 170009 bales. : vite shton Cattle Market. Monpay, 22.—At market 690 beef pitta seg and 1400 swine. 200 beef cattle unsold. jee! s— were dull, hard to be effected, the firmness of the drovers to Prices. We quote last week’s Vie xtra, $6 608 66.75; firet ONTO 9%, seoone: 8878 ; third quality’ $5 ES 4 Hg ie Some gd alent 2 to pedae 454 and . Swi ee” and 5)¢ and Xe for barrows. At retail peacy bto c. cattle—Sal New Bedford Oli Market. Mancu 22.—Sream—Continues in good demand, end the sales of the week amount to about 2260 bbls, as fol- lows :—1300 Cer cargo of Geo Porter, at 166 cts; 700 bls, balance cargo of Iris, and lots amounting to 2601 bbls, at prices not transpired. We believe there are only about 1200 bbls sperm moll in first hands in this market. Wwa.e—The market for w! remains about the sameasiastreported. We notice sales of 1100 bbls NW coast, in lots, at 37 cts; 300 bbls do at 3654; 200 bbls, half 8. | Sea, at 3634 cents; 200 bbls do at 3534 cts; 200 bbls do at | 36 cts; 200 bbls N'W coast, ground tier, at 36 cts; 100 bbis do at 36 cts; 350 bbls 8 Sea and ground tier, at 36 cts; 360 bbls do at 34 cts; and yesterday a lot of 300 bbls, half 8. Sea, at 36 cts. In Wuacesone we hear of no transactions. bl bles 8 8 Squires— do—7 lease Tracy & cond Ble ameron & K dies Fiersoi ‘8 Ham a C Caldwell—2 pel ardson & co—1833 ans ‘alt 2 ‘chs ‘2% crates 429 bars B jes iron order. ee MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 25, uM 005 8 +61 MOON SETS... MIGM WaTER. ue 20M 54 Cleared. ield,, jemnich, gligo, Ireland, Nes (Br) Bun! Limerick, Heat | faranham, & Ui taburgr J 8. Winslow: Frankia a, ay P Buck; Pianet, Clark, Phila: daipnee, wela Monterey, Washbura, Tampico, JY 1, MeCread Siaremon ans prurese aes WL Met Yona Byte, 4 Bott, Baltimore, Maillard’ &e Lords Ber Jenny, do, Johnson & Lowden: Amphibious, Hi “sloop Willard, Dennis, Providence, Barges Oregon and Oncida, Philadelphia, Arrived. «ehin finland, Bowne, from Liverpgol, Jan 29, with miso Peck. "2:8 passengers, to E Saul. ‘qchr Gen Warren, Holmes, 1¢ days from Thomastoa,with lime to master, ‘Schr Rio, Ober, from Maysgues | PR, 3d inst., with sugar. Bark Avo Atsol bark, 2 brit ady oh Rea » phule! one supposed to be a British brig. ak woe treo th DB taul, Cauton; buque Azim, Belfast Miscellaneous Kecurd. Pacxet suir Weiuinoton, for London, will sail this Br sank Trvact—Extracts from the log book of a ta i a nesda) w, Teh iable eh 10th, in lat BN, Log 7 bark b by ; bore up ng her, thi ring N PM spoke ber, ‘he Tryall ef ‘Loudou, Thee Morigen ghasta Newport, Wales, wish a cargo of iron, bow ith lous of rudder, short of of provisions, and leaky; took ‘off at number, and brought ins Fe them to Baltimore Baio Mania,——, from Philadelphia for rrels flour and 90 tons iron, went ashor tho had not b: next day, nearly exhauster Eoyd ‘of Salem, aged 22, died from exha oon alter Vessel and cargo (molasses on freight) a a total loss. No insurance ou vesse! rom Ag tend for Boston, with arbor of pormmenth, Brio Grn lamper, in runuing into thi strack on a SW point of Fishing 4 dragged on the flats ot the east sed, tA, apparently bilged, as she was Spok: from Caleutta for Boston, March 20, Whalemen. A letter from Capt Parker, of the Edward, N) off coast of California, Di 1s Move. ‘Reports 15 whale ships at Sau Fran only mentions the eH Simmons, Isat season, bound 8. ‘The Edward was in Roman, Shockle ti 0, in Sept, but WB, 1400 bole, 700 com th the acrui: 0, Aug 3, Sarah |, Nan, 900 "Gn Const of New Zealand abovt Nov 1, © . Dictason, and Bilas Richards, 3 whaler each nora THOP 7, Rus Amstenpam, Feb 23—Ar- ma, Edzard, N York; 24th, Wi the Texel Jan 25): Herald, Pullen, Balt. Sid fro 26th, Dido, Dearmann, N York. Arr 25th, e Texel brig iron iprinces- for Hunpton oud 7th » bar! 4 ANTWER nov ento, N York. Sid 26th, Clinton, D. ALICANT, Nason, for Tra- Norfolk. Watts, N York; Skaats, N Feb raeity Hebert Parker, Parson Feb 23—Sld (not 3d) bark Amos Pat hi pani and Faiermo, to Toad) for N ‘ARDROSSAN, Jan 28—SId, Busrasr, March Iasldss bark Ni oe Dis a Feb 18—In port, bark Niagara, Rea, for Rio Janei- fe Feb 23--tld Diana, Kuhlman, New York; 24th, Belvidere, Cook, Charlesto Hun bia Mareh In Port, Charfotie (Br tony y dod Gatwar, Fe barks Potomac, Lothrop, for is, 4th; Hy Ewbank, Carte: do. ‘eb 28—Ia port, bark Susan, Bearse, for Charles- \b 23~In port, ship Concord, F Jermo, few days, to Hoad Tor Boston HAYR) , March II: pert fea wenden, for Pa jeom, Thompson; Jai den, Child, New Ori 3 Orhello, Packer Charleston: a, N put into ‘Torbay fora harbor, iskb; na hip Hartley, Lord, N Orlean: New York; 23d, N Orleans. Sid 1» (Dutch) York). Hamavuna, Feb 18—Arr Miles, Vogl Washington, Yor! March i9=Ini port, sehr Ieane Franklin, fm Bos- ten, + for Fi Havana, 20th. Cld 9th, schr Water Witch, M’£ach- em, Phila. Lesypan. Feb 18—In port, ship Aquetuet, Mosher, for N York, Idg. Lospon, March 2—C) (Sic) Stabile, New Balumos fkktdwrs, Wales, for Ma- , barks Cere 1d Br) Seott, 4—In port, bar! Lert, Feb. 20—Sld Wm Dawson, Spittal, Bi Mataaa, Feb 19—In port, bark Srryetg Yor only fen nee Sid Jan 28, bark Leda, Ri arto Feb aesia shite thaw, lermo, L) aw, Lovett, Pal Leta, Galt, Pulermo, Cazih, Matanzai Mareh it—In port. barke New Yor 5 di jane, Drink water, x: day; James, Bayley ie " Ng Power, Tir do, ext na atx, ‘it $9, doy ee oy jorner, do eho and schr ‘rr Josephine, Hi ‘ork. b 1=In port, bark Hin im Wier tt, for Bos “Osten. Feb 23—Sld Gotha, Sundberg, Favenwo, Keb i8=In port, ihe erg. N York. ds; York; Marion, (suppor Mg yd flare! ifovceged, for N paprey Ripley, fer fur Boston, hi or aide abort 20th; bark Otto- une; aod Sor Se; for Balt, i5; J H etn Baum 8 hs Bowe 8 Po gse Rd feanett.N York 4, Backus) Fon illin ‘N Work tae oe value al aecuente, Feb 25—In port, brig Smyrna, . o comer oy tig Smyrna, Sprague, fr Bos- S| ire emo schr Luctor et Emergo, Ee | reek ae fel chi chimed, Go verign ihe pate ae, Sate dk Fob idl port, ships Meteakeoset, Comings, tom; | Wadee Cape rows rectocutd tke eh eR RON MBE yp Warerroap, Maren I—! Jermo, soon. rocket, waaton for N York. ia rs Hoads, brigs Seience, of and for N York, from an Easiore pert wie spay Ave, Oh er vere, achr 5 NN ‘pps Hssch tain por, sche Coby Richmonn, Ogtober, Baxter, Bowton; Allegre, Houmes’s Hos, ‘Mareh 231 fe Pattlan thst, fo, Bowes ‘Bioddart, eeeats tor nanan , March 21-Ia port chts, A Marshall, fm Boston arch Bia vacka Velocity, Montgomery, and Key, fom hia cae, Ammemone, Mee is s0—Sehs Exact, Folger, Baltimore; ,tchr Carroll Keller, Balti N York: rent sar sate A pr Puliadelphi; Leader, Nienerson; Nickerson, ey orescxyront, March 21—Arr schr Jew, see hmond. Mareh 15—Arr He Ke Botton ae ieee Gun Oreans, Fa Yor ley, Boston, for t for do: Carolin Reraastosn sane id PortLanp, March Arr achs Fre om Henry, Charles- ton, and Joho r rede: jek, do, for Bal tario and Marya- ‘Froheck, do for f Forks ut; brig }» 4th inst. 22d, arr ‘imo, Chiazes N York for Baihs Vex: gamed tg oS Ja. 9days. Cid 20—Arr brig bark ‘Thames, Lawson, La ens, N York.’ Sid, bark By Last Night's Southern Mail. Herald Marine Co: ndence. Pi rei gp u—41 PM. ship Clara, Penhall + port, Ke chard, Thi aterer, Sew ven do: Hate tlen do; AID) iota Wyoming, Willard Emily Bourie, Rick Exchange, Alien, Boston; Edgar Lai net, Vaughan, Providence: inae Tuell W. mas Fage, (Gaskill, NN York Elizabeth, Thomps Bianaer, ill Nerey, Cayuga, ‘Owen, pM aoc Piying rota ey . Port. Avexanparta, March 22—Arr bark General i. from aT Brachr G O Bigelow, Bermuda; schr Fountaia, St Thom Sid, schr John & mory, Balti Bautimore, March 24—Arr Rete " by yh oft [7 eed : lon—took off Cap: man and two passengers, and brought themup. Cld brs Vietoriue, | fob, for Pernambuco anda markett Norroix, March Arr, Br bark Hellen, Halen, § te exe ‘op the 19th i1 ‘bo ton, Weldrum,fm London; urea, Driver, fm Liverpool, Capt Fatherly of Pilot boat Helief, reports a ship apparantly load |, bee tin ah m the roads this morning about 12 o'clock, with mizen top falls Pilot boat ‘Rein- zepoi raing In Hamp- ton Hoads—Brahip Divan, Betts, fm Liverpool, bd te Balti- BONNARD’S RESTAURANT, Corner of Pine and Nassaw streets. JONNARD. aay known as keeping an excellent No. 5iNassau street, openon Moa- h he has fitred up in a very improved style asa ki i second story third story contains a number per rooms for small parties. The whole is arcange afford every convenieace and comfort ior those gentlemen who are obliged t eir meals down town The bill of fare pr at reasonable be of the very b ard has ob: delicate and refined m2i iw*rh IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN: WI8H 'U TO KNOW, that 9 anit street is the only place id upon ape: ig fall ine al kid Gentlemen, for Bor ORTIS803, from Lon mail wash CLOTHING HE CHEAPEST gentsand boys fashienable Tailorini and Ciothin, pa ment in New York, is JACO! YANDERBILTS?, 36 William and thousand ready | ff more than five han goods, which will be mage to o not be surpassed. You will un rom three to seven dollars on & tyle of elegancesthat to call, as you can fo araet ol Secerenre etly water proof, for EL BR le Agent for AMUEL Manufactories, 100 Broadway, opposite Trimtv Chureh. A CAKD TO THE LADIES. ADAME B. LEVYN, late from Be nounce to her friends and ladies in g brea opened a Millinery Establishment in this city, at ith ‘e and magnificent asso: ler present stock of g the utmost care—is be to - that she Is hme be found A Sorey, of the patronage she olteits, and requests an ear!’ DAME B. LEV’ N 114 Bowery. N. B.—Wanted a lady to superintend the rales, m20 Imre ONE EIGHTH OF AN INVENTION. AX INVENTION for increasin; Leo speed and safety of steamboats, heen secured by de} i Acaveat in the ‘ern Ci of the United States, said tion ha ed and approved more than one hundred fie yand Practical m Th and has commenc ventor street, from 3 : o clock to 6 P.M., where a draw- ing and fall explanation may be seen and heard. SEWALL SHO! ‘The subscriber wishes to hire two small Steam Eo; of f-om five to eight horse power. JECFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, Orvice No. 0 Watt Oy orrosits THs Mencuant’s NG TR Company continues to insure against loss cdamege ription a 106 vane ‘on dwelling houses, warehous geueral, goods, wares and merchandise, and ev of peffonal property ; also nares ‘Sordamageby Penk me Joneph Desk ce Thomaon rice, c jose Alien f $100 to Il « Sethall eed to tho" convtedion of any i indi ar the following law, for wilfully maring, the Telegry raph Line o |» Preaw font. "ere, Oe Sth, 1846. An act ‘to facilitate the conerrgacion rs Morse’s Electro- Te sh. Passed May 13, 1845, lew lo enact 7 follows bly oprietors of the patent rit it af Bore El tography chay ber and are hereby authorized esof said Te Tel raph trom int to point, across any of th rithin the limi s of this Sexe by the erection of posta, piers or butments for sustaining the wires hi not, in any i , OF injuriously inter. provided also, that in no wise impaired hall C act sutnorize the modify oF tg alate ciserene Office, change Pla ot co) INGBTON, Becreury, No. 10 Wall street. or owners of Jun d to give notice at the er of Hanover aed, of any person le ‘New Youx, March, 1947. m6 |i OR OENT pun havi ag ry “—t e b | NEEDLES, » FIaH BOOK™ AND FISHING BS res eee aie ear gaty ceeds wet" manufactured oF ered aa ers ray “Gf mars Kelley', cey, low Poi poks; ak Beat Bes Bassin Rock, Trot Pariah og? sr Higpk f ted. Al : e,. i tte oh for ‘ah ti and fae ‘Kode 1 Aisi rie ena She ray cet. Gesettocion Sra ‘Tactle, “so! Lane, up stairs, ns UF MK GORGE W. ae iu era Ate Waal the disease had ved lim bortive. iti best bet ry were tried ; hydriodate of pot ; bac it seemedas if all a aes shee hel BY, one. eivegiens I then jal ii who, to. e utmost surp! Inthe shore tune of tw ooeer the undomsigued, hereby certify that the above sie: ci eran, Clerk Fulton Market non the above certiicate has been selected | DL) publication of which would sere examined Ay U4 office of y part of te cous. arded Pea hein eine ‘20 Duane st . New York. T CARD —BR. Mo tient iam ons, impotency, = ry ik) ‘a healthy ton id letters, Ca be Sislome it a p e O% Re AND IM cS OF A HALFHA Anchor ot to -aequaint any there refer red to, 0, that he may granny or 0 3. street, that besii orders entail et Parts by are ‘others which are geonly interesting to a ee Incent pt = as Veena & and irritabi Sr RHE” K KI ry DER; ‘SEAY) iL, and maineney ob of Pes: Loa eeient. hich ignorant! lie ithe author Stas thine as beam a tasseer of wareiiee. to som any one of rank, or eminence, in his profession should devote his ita eens ay” which persons of every Geceription pretey: ae cuban toe one thousandth part o Known, avery ould harmed qrcha and ts wiles te Rote, cousin deplored, but many o ‘ther indood, them are of such a nature as to effect ponent ol to ae y caret reproductive power. It either di not pro} Yorahow the may remain oder mant im the comes jSeeaol as to themselves in no other than in their e! on postenty. jut with regard to the more immediate train of ep Per haps nothing proves so fruitful a sourse as the ties Vertising a bottle of drops or a box of pills for. fe indieerimni- mate cure ofthese > Be we Now, ruppesing. even these symptoms yl ous s0 essentially do freon | oy ee many rease ffer from one Luother, that common sense me tell thet what i food in one must be destructive in anot ‘iris ouishang the, opportunities thor has of witiessing these facts in those ‘who apply. to ‘For instance, some treat ‘with one have been taking es proper only in other, w! nota few have been decei entirely, for ir complaints were neither one nor the other, buctotally rent and innocent disorders. of all rhieh iy harrass the mind wine 1 ae nest field for ery, is that of Sirie: pays for pill or drops manth Bier neveralistieretern tant y ea nt ~~ the di ‘return oF not, etter off; “Now eve mician oF sur eon knows that aca en hysie in the wor would never cure tly understood, it may most easily ery one of common pra- ies 5 With respect re the cur t pain convenience. ing can. exceed the ovement of late years in the treatment of this complaint. In Reed hands of proper and experienced persons, the cure is now Ogihegree in as many days as formerly ior consult the writer who ity for a come an business to this short time only, but return perfectly ¢ red, though been a source of trouble and anxiety fo: r years. For the convenience of those who cannot consult the au thor personally, he furnishes his own peculiar and successful mode of cure, which he adopts particularly to ye (obit case. His treatmentis the tnost radical, as wel itively private that can be ‘devised, as ‘would w itt ne a by th thousands of names were the subject ofa vey uitations at may be addressed “box 89 lower post vost ofeg, ed’ wiitrecalve'che most faithful and delibersss istinct and separate rooms for those who may have to wait. m2 im*rre BEKNETHY’S Bi pe ORy ee re for the speeay ‘and radical care of Venere Gleeis, Bri Btrictares, hosp: ad aatages over all liquid m ing with fecting neers them extremely convenient to take, citing the least suspicion. celebrity of Aberuethys Pills is the best guaran. their quick and positive ruccess in curing all the above complaints. i. the early stages of gonorrhea one box is enerally t\ lent to effect a cure ima few days, but the be taken fortwo or three days rs all the sym) chroaic cases, ol they are equally en cured in an “Re 5 br r am ifuous uid fermented liquors.” Full had ne, wh le and retail, onl: vata 96 Catharine street, and Iz? Malden 13 Im Bireedions 8 ‘accompany pothecal MAznizp tel ok —Married Ladies would find mach to interest them b: YF Perasing Moral Physiology, written 4 the Hon. R.D O: ith additions sud alteratior lov D. Were | this book earefullv read by and the advice strictly followed, we different state of society from the pres the prospects of a but poorly reared from eutering the matrimonial by of children, Prevent many pradent peop ut here is 8 worl in will tell you important secrets, ma} all such hy Sorc Priee of the book or sale by Zeiber & Co., corner of Third and st Philadelphia, and the £ itor No. 2 ee ‘ork. oe MARRIED Woman? PRIVATE A |. Maw MEDICAL 3 contemplating marriage, itis ally importani fe variont subjects treated of in the “ Married Woman’s fedical Compamion,” are of a nature with w mi oF contemplating \versan' eeecay inet at French disco- to ignorance of tence of which fe has fallen a sac: also restrain ing many prudent. persons from the erty oF pros pect of a large family of children, from marryin, “To the female sf™licted with the various complaints arising from a stoppage, irregularity, vecline or retention of the it is inva ining the causes, symiptoms, v1 for she removal of her com- the most certain remed ints. very husband and ev ry father, = yep ie Lip e one. wi Adan any part o! po Macriceng, box 1224, New Yo keity. Offi way, N. ¥. N. B.— ther agents Lyi for ey dozen or more c. allowed the cue liber Tl great demand fos se wees and the | ed, enable. pedla , travelling merchant rand other ag profits eer, more ogente mil imD& W' BDICAL ADVIOK.—DOCTOR AMEE ited at his office, 63 Gold street, vigor nature origiasily quently existing without y maltreatment and some- tag Parties fee tually ES ivy, Di ters, feo, imi y attended to, and medicine, with advice “th toany Tart of the United dates, "Office 69 Gold aweatt SUN, 17 Duane strest, aear Chatham ston suceessfal precgrest tf TO IMPOKTERS AN D DEALERS IN WOOLLENS. MIGEON & CO., Refiajahons 0 of Cle Sag oy edb oe Xo woe “inate, f for their superior man H. ine street. ‘0 exchange Place. oa ft Wi street. rontaay commer o€ Watpes ret: MONTHLY aera oe FEBRUARY, MEDICAL AND SM@ICAL a MNGTITUTE, sie cone rae /mor re! 1 Operation for sqaintiag, 2 Polypus. removed. from the rectum, rage ori al 2 fitara, 1 Fracture of the radius, S Large ulcers, of fong standing, 6 Mejotares eured in ure- 1 Dislosstion | soimonds pe — ‘phe poor aiten m5 2wer Bhy ici: Surgeon. ‘O CURE, NO FAY.—DK. COBB) TT, 19 Duane si i x iene ai oe fourteen y jevoted pain Constitutional wore ou! - Foutiteome ‘abi duly wh yesssered to baslte cot oat me ively be ‘Dr. Ushas not removed his office, as insinuated by Foe ‘mush ¥ Remember, 19 hroom: Duane street next door to Dr. Johnson’s. jm a Daag es I GORATING. CORDI NITAe Pty ENG Andon: TUNENCK, OF he NAL MlasiON Bab ee ce a tig cine physicians Oe aileen: re Sas once of ae ‘eser Mbiss oF yout arte ere yours, vit: general physical ity, terpor oot the 2 Sra ieasey, sles "dl bor , peti and ra ‘ove of ‘this violation of eountry, wi tent, and those, tr ot been productive) of ye happy. wuld attend the bial state, will ie. advertisement treats of an important subject to man, ifyou would Pe relieved, from thes be restored to mani vigor of body and mi: Froonze this cordii is the euly anehor o! 6 hi clos! hich accom cit woe to the eee suele. Price $2 ‘per | 4 N: bins Cordial contains no Mercury, or any mineral mie and peril, by JO. FAY, 19 Fulton street, Lam) Iding, Ni i be forvcarded the itor eountry by at ele ord post pata, amouat englee by Dr. Wadsworth, 45 Nerth Main Frovidevee, Liat 08 Washington staet, Boston: N rod by Marcinand W sree Bdidmore Aid's W. Williams, Buffa ureet ‘Baltimore, NM irr eee i DRE eee SEASES—GHAN' Pringranre 3 eA i STREEE, pore aay yt on this continent,in Panta Bi —* iio confiden deat ‘ievorsly mien tas maowe iors Oo iieclewtibe prins — “They have paieuts ev om all Parts of the United feates, Canada, and West r who have b Dg Iabor der old cae igi and ites pore eae di ig Bs fmerenry, Tnfedicious eaene unpardonable a STRICTURE CURED. "TE SteCINIC EXTRACS: for 6 care of Gonorrhass, Btrictures, weakness of th ° oy serra vépiesionn, aad a discharges from the arate Haretie ew aa yor diss ered, without imertorsg i an? way with busy. tots. Friel One'Dallar per por. ARILINE. Ratract of the Genuine Honduras Root. Pp SPARED be the ticmnbors oF the Pil jelphis Colloge, ost ‘modern oveeir' by rdans ith the rt disceveries of ex- ding an tonl woSicinal vircues,ebas as bata tue > ‘the College, for the cure of scroful See cutaneous eruptions, enlargement one, Pains in the bones, syphilitic symptoms, and the train of diseases noe copgeal magi on an ingpdici ce Ou use 8 Veiact yond, unskilfal ical meat. i nettle er or ae re botslag for 96, HIS ache iterstivet is pares i bp rerored tote constituti spud e reso! nodes, 1 axedluty she the fit esompnacs of of th serofulas of any dis ng trom rananetiet out i scrofula, or any disease arisii shoul Nic ELIXIR. not be one moment wi Dollar, cases of half'a dozen entereeatt expressly be nl gang of those who have in- dulged secretly, or committed excesses ofany kind. ‘i's invaluable invigor tonic will positively cure impotence im either of the sexes, nocturaal emissions, nervous irritabili ysiea) prostratio: of the sexual or- both to im- tails roduce the periodica) desideratu: demands, and'is s0 essential to preserve good pina pene me ores. Soot Halos rs Dollars per bo ee 8 - i direct iu int HONTERTAN, yee x: A tre it of | thes ‘tale ot Ba HONTEiS RED D Tomedy on ears pr ly cure thi stitution, and without diet have failed SARY, No. 3 Dr the present pri or ysrem, with less trouble e of time porno pay will be taken. ply patient ‘ond ina medicine in the worl vial. ful practice ee brane im a wade field for professional which, toge'her_ wit has tavested Dr. Dire art the most extensive practice in private dueases, ofa any — cal man in New York. He can cure the most aggravated seers cases of this disease; and mild cases cured in two to are days. Strieture—Doctor Cooper has discovered a n od by which hecan cure the worst form of gee oue to two weeks, with scarcely any pain Constitutional debility, As on by asecret hebie in by young m too freely inda' dyspepsia, wexkness of the limbs and small of fasiow, of ‘intellect, and aversion to society. Tanted in every case, or no charge, No mercury uset. Im*e RIVATE Di Pt ts bg al PRESSION NOR QUACK iy “4 f the New York College of Medicin Famesy, “established for the einpPresnion. of ped continue, “co direct their particular attention to all di- Season of © privete ustere, end can eon Persons requiring medical treatment, a safe an eure, without injury tothe constitution or contin business. Jnvalids are particularly requested to ation to the College on the first appearance of tho: as a vast amount of suffering and time may be thus One of the members of the College, for many years cou ected wich the principal hospitals in Kurope, for the eure of >| tone gyaplnaes, ‘attends for consultation aie from 8 AM) Terme—Acvice and Mediate, Se! IMPORTANT TO COUN’ a country, and indi ing an inepnvenient ti mak» for peat pe pplication, cin have forma taining al! inedi mt stating thetr explicitiy. Nouethe: aa eatment 1 id, addressed RICHARDS ___95 Nassau str ba ae owen etm time of contr any, wed enelo: Ny M.D. New York, taal ensi8 ee atm aie inthe tweacy year de'Chariee are rv dina pronounced, hy their esie aq" en ay eiiber cure in much onsen ot without taintin, or coafinement arg the reas 0} iby DEBILITY CURED: ry the College « cy "af he City of New Vark, ‘2 for all cases of debility produced or excess of any kind. It is an invalue- ae or barreuness, unless Fo naps OF Any Pine ‘ise of meretry, ot uxekilf vereons aspect a ‘venereal taint remaining in (heu sys: owerful parifer without deiay, 48 ne mmself sale after having che venereal jag the system with his jl each; im cases of half a dozer ait x consider i sent to all perteol the Uni IRACT rye nga A NLIAN AND BASAFRAS, Riera by, sin New! A ad Nollege of “Medioins and for a suppression of quacker extract, possess vo of 3 c to eny extract of tnd mey be relied on a certain rem =. from an impure state of the bloo to all diner aslt rheum. ring worm, age 3 ‘ot pimples, uleers, pain the bones or joints eutaneous eraptions, valores ease trising fi from the seomdAry Sore throat, or an or yaa hey ju thee use of mercury. * “it Cnses 6 alts do dozen daitles 3 ca peril 3 yh parts of the ioe. | Te 20% shew Daw jeasan street, Now York,