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

To rm Officers ‘of Ponts 3 pecemery Samy for fil ‘ost compact form, le for ae, mat (a the ne Jest ‘compass; compact ver Sets for the pocket, water-proof Money Dixon's celebrated Dram Flasks, Travel- pts, Gold Peng in case, eathern Writing Cases Belts, Claap Ke Hing Hina rin inking Gups, br 13 Broadway, commer of Courtland . Diamond Pointed Gold Pens §1 Only.—J. ¥. Srvoce, gp Fulton steet, x selling for $1,_ the same Pens "Alcs Slate athens Pex Coe §2, which isthe bet and aieio- est pen'it the elty. Navigation of ‘the Ome River. Places. State of River. | Wheeling. . 6.0.06 March” 30... feet. Pittaburg. , March 26 Cincinnati Louisville. . March 30 March 30 MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, April 6—6 P. M Che stock market is firm, but it appears to have lost that buoyancy which it possessed at the close of last week, The advance in prices was a little too rapid to be sustained, and the reaction has been greater than an- icipated. Holders, however, do not appear very anxious ‘o realise, as there are so many indications of another up- ward movement, Money is decidedly more abundant, and the opening of the spring trade will, without doubt, wiievethat class which has heretofore been the heaviest applicants to the banks, It would be well for stock spe- culatora to consider the probabilities of there being an increased demand for money from thore engaged in the produce business, upgn the opening of the river and | anals. The immense amount of breadstuffs that will past forward upon the resumption of navigation, will bsorb a great deal of money which is at present em- ployed in other pursuits, and it is possible the demand may be greater than the eupply. At the first board to-day, Reading Railroad went up 1\ per cent, Norwich & Worcester +4, Erie Railroad (old) ¥4, Morris Canal }s. North American Trust fell off %, Farmers’ Loan \, Harlem }g, Canton Company 4. Trea- mry notes, 6's, Reading Bonds, Pennsylvania 5's, Vicks- burg, Long Island, U. 8. Bank, and Mohawk, closed firm at prices current yesterday. In December last we alluded to an interesting Chan- cery suit, which wag expected to come off that term, re- | luting to some cotton operations of 1844. We have re son to suppose it will be reached this term, and probably in a few days; and as the points will be new andzinterest- | ing, we shall endeavor to give a detailed report of it. The banks in Portland, Maine, have declared their semi-annual dividends, payable on demand, viz.: Canal Bank, 3 per cent; Casco, do.; Merchants’ Bank, 4 per cent; Bank of Cumberland, 33 per cent; Manufacturers’ and Traders’ Bank, 4 per cent (on reduced capital, $4 per share.) ‘The Marine Bank of Baltimore has declared a half yearly dividend of three and half per cent. ‘The Farmers’ and Mechants’ Bank have declared a half yearly dividend of three per cent. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the amount to the credit of the Secretary of the Treasury, in the various public depositaries on the 29th of March, and the amount subject to draft on that day. Pemuc Derosits—Amount on Hanv, Mancn 29, 1847. In what place. Amount on deposit. Assistant Treasurer, Boston + $411,996 83 Merchants’ Bank, Boston, Massachuse' 307 90 Arcade Bank, Providence, Rhode {sland . 2 84 State Bank at Morristown, New Jersey 40,000 00 Brooklyn Bank, Brooklyn, New York 20,000 00 Depositary, Buffalo...... ‘894 75 Bank of Commerce, New York,’ New York. 156,387 05 Bank of America, New York, N.Y,. 77,815 22 Bank ofthe State of New York, N. Mechanics’ Bank, New York, N.Y. 30,441 27 ‘American Exchange Bank, New York,N,¥. 82,202 69 Merchants’ Bank, New York. N.Y, 60,149 41 North River Bank, New York, 30,146 92 1,452,830 17 Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Penn... Assistant Treasurer, New York, Exchange Bunk, Pittsburg, Penn. Bank of Middletown, Middletown . Bank of Erte, Erie, Penn .... 66.26. eee 26,163 00 Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore, Maryland... 95,766 02 ‘Treasurer United States, Washington, Dis- triet of Columbia. ....... 6 194,262 12 Bank of Washington, Wi tshingion, District of Columbia . 5 14,645 77 Patriotic Bank. Columbia . . 10,296 29 Corcoran & Riggs, Washingto A Columbia. Depositary Mol nk of Potomac, Alexandria, Virginia. Varmers’ Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Va Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Va.. Exchange Bank of Virginia, Norfolk. Vi Depositary, Richmond. Va.. Southwertern Railrond Bank, Charterton, 169,044 S.C ; 395 83 Assistant ‘Treasurer, Charleston 281,259 02 Depositary, Wilmington, N.C 1,939 99 Vlanters’ Bank of Georgi 11,412 94 Bank of Mobile, Mobile, 750 76 bank of Mobile, (Alabama Bank notes) cs 5,358 00 itary, Savannah. 10.441 04 | Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans. . 33,507 00 Bank of Louisiana, New Orleans, La. 1.215 84 Canal and Banking Co., New Orleans La.. 27,034 21 mers’ and Merchants’ Bank, enn... . ae 3.844 61 Union Bank of Tennessee, Nashvilie, Tenn. 21,369 91 | Depositary, Nashville. ... 5... 0+ 18.608 32 Louisville Savings Institute, Louisville, Ky. 8,862 93 Dhio Life Insurance and ‘Trust Compa- ny’s Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio........ +. 310 1h Clinton Bank, Gotumbus, Obio. « L718 04 | Kank of Norwalk, Norwalk. 3 44 ositary, Cincinnati. 43, 437 4 Milwaukie, W. T 5 668 Bank of Missouri, St. Louis, Jo. ove 14,032 85 Nichigan Inguranee Co., Detroit, Mien. 100 00 Depositary, Detroit. .... Depositary, Chicago. Depositary, Jeffersonville, Depositary, Little Rock. .'... . ositary, Green Bay. of the United States, Philadelp! Hint of the United States Buu scrap at. EME 32,000 00 | Branch Mint of ihe Uniiew’ States,” Dahio: nega, Ga, 26,850 00 | Branch Mint ofthe ‘United States, New Or- Jeans, La... ies been 79,671 95 Drafts drawn but not paid, March 29th. ... 2.047.999 97 +. $9,531,173 69 the government banks of Balanee on hand. .... 2... i a ‘The amount on deposit i $420,546 36, far as the banks of this city are concerned, the last link is broken that bound them to the government. Of the $1,452,830 17, in the hands of the assistant treasurer in | this city, on the 29th of March, $1,266,018 32 had, up to that time, been drawn for, but the drafts had not been | paid. We annex a table giving the comparative importation into Rio Janeiro from foreign countries of some of tbe principal articles im 1843, 1844, 1845, and 1846 -— Imvorts FRom Fonkign Ports into Rio Janermo ron 1843, 14, 1815 AND ies Ale and porter, Brandy, pipes. Butter, lirkins ; Candles, comp & sp xs: Do ‘tallow, do... . heece, hoxes pals, TOMS. « odfish, casks ‘opper, tons Cordage, coir. Do manill € « « ( 0% Do demi, Do cases. Hanns; easks Hoteer ke! wigs Hats, enses Iroas, tons. Do’ bars Do buadles.. ¢ : Bo hoop, toe. Do do, bundles Lead, bars ne Do'sheet, rolls. (0); Leather, ea EE ‘ Do wrought, do Linseed Manutae! ad 0 Do Linenkeot Do Silk. do 7 ait 0 wor o Wailer. do. W'lg & cot'n do Meas Beet & Fork, bebe. Walle, eke Olive’ ott, pipes ve mie 35235) ky pe 92 Rosin, brie... 0 faileloth, pes. + e159 Salt algs 097 a0 Sultbetre, kegs. + 9,964 Bhat dow es. fm soap, hoxes + 54,308 Steel, dy » 830 3 Tin 2 6476 Tob 710 Farventi +. 49 ermicellt” 14,190 Yi 1.066 Wi 20,110 Whi 1aat Ww 3,903 Wine, Portugal, oa Do ‘Mediter'n Do Bordeaux, hiss. 3:90 ‘rhe import trade of 146 appears to have beon, in the agyveqate, much larger than in 1845, ‘The importation of four, fn ISMA, exceeded ony year previons, Of the imports of that article dm 1849. 191997 arto ware Oeivedfrom the Uuited States do, + 180,496 83 624,124 33 | ern white at 93 ets., 2300 do. at 94 cts., | cts., 3000 do, at 98 $9,870,173 56 | though no sales of conse butter was ae. ever, by the North river, have increared within w few was nothin, dlevcriptions ales were bens 2 this article was anticipated till the opening ot | grain t engagement | bags and the remainder in bulk, at 29. a 99) | Liverpool, vessels bonding ua beg in sacks, and 78 ; | ken up to load with grain, part. in bags ant part in story brick hous and Jot 81 Sui ara me a The commerce of the Lae of lo pRare for the phat Captain John M. year, compared with that of the previous four years:— Eyriirs yp Deraarures ag THe Pont of Rio Janzixo PROM AND TO Fomeian Ponts. Entered. No. No. - 93 6O crt o a 98, aL 80 6 70 80 cr a1 6 ST ” 5 9 % 1% 81 December - 95 931 1,03 324,722 a8 Bol 274,955 133 799 410,895 54 9 255,83 803 715 211,769 Average. mi 193,973 968 = 267,015 ‘The commerce of the port, as regards its foreign trade, Was, in 1846, large, showing a yery great increase com- pared with that of 1845, which tended to enlarge the ave- rage for the five years very materially. The average foreign arrivals, for the five years ending 1814, was 833, and the average foreign departures 821, The domestic, or coust- wise, trade of Rio, for 1846, exhibits a very prosperous condition compared with previous Stock Exchai 3000 Preesary, os OL SN 36000 Or 518g Sito Ohio ws » 9% M60 514g bot 820° 51 ‘0 96s s15 51 Sion Pesma S's 72 830 Slby ‘$2000 GO dys 72 160 52hq 200 Reading Ty 50 do s10 41 0 shs Commercial, full fi 00 Long patent 27 2 Vicksburg 1g 100 27h do 990 1" 200 FH so. 27 on Morris 22 10 7 25 Canton 3M 50 Sou on 46. Se 6B $10 58523 Nor de 07% 175 3548 300 an 100 Kast Bown 4K, 250 330 51 Mi 25 ‘ Et % . 2 Me 50 60 51) ty 1) Read ng 60: 2 Mo 9 vot sl2ms_ 59! 6188 i 60: oe 9 Farmers’ Tr 30. 10 do 30 30: otdys 5a Bo. do 30 30: 30 524¢ 100 Nor Am Tr ‘og 360 518% 200 8 Bank ok 690 | Board. | $5000 Reading Bonds 100 is Harlein bw St 30 shy Farins Trust 123 Canton lo 100 to do 150 do a0 2% = do 75 Vicksburg do 0 Morris 75 Kast Boston 200 Harlem 25 do 50 do oy Beading RR 10 do do 100 do w30 514 New Stock Exchange. shs Farms Tr 310 30 = shs Nor& Wor b3 Sit 8 att RR cash i 5 © b3 51 farlem do s3 SI 25 Nor & Wor ba 518g CITY TRADE REPORT. New Youx, Turspay Arrennoon, April 6, The Northumberland, London packet, having arrived with two days later news, showing continued firmness with an upward tendency in breadstuffy in England, ‘caused in part, by an export demand for France, had the effect of stiffening prices here. The sales of flour on the spot were small; and Genesee sold at $7 62a $7 Sales were made to arrive on the opening of the river at $7 25. Southern, (New Orleans) to arrive, sold at $7.25. A small sale of Jersey white wheat was made | at 165 cts. On the meeting of ‘change the principal holders of Northern yellow corn demanded from 1020 105 cents, but purchasers refused to meet them at any figure above a dollar—at which sales to a fair extent were made, including a parcel to arrive. White was in | some better demand, and sales of Northern were made | ti at 93294 cents. Provisions continued firm, and some | further sales of pork were made at improving prices— Groce¥tes were inactive, and sales limited chiefly to the retail trade. The weather proved unfavorable for out- door business. Merchants seemed to be in the daily anti- | cipation of the resumption of navigation between this | and Albany. Astixs.—The market was inactive. duced, while Pots held their own, with small sales at $4 8744.4 94: Pearls were dull at $6 25. Breswax.—Beyond small sales of yellow at 27 cents, no- thing new was reported, Bueapsturrs.—Flour.—We report small sales of Ge- nesee at $7 75, and 400 do. at $7 624 ; 1500 bbls, do. to | Stocks were re- | 2 arrive by the first boat from ‘Troy, sold at $725; 1000 | from any bbls, Oswego. in the city, wold at $7 6244, and some lots mixed brands Southern flour was held at firmer rates, and we report sules of 1500 bbls New Orleans, to arrive by the 20th April, at $726; 600 do, Southern brands, in | the city, sold at $7'a 7 124%, und 80 do. scratched Georgetown at $6 624. Wheat.—There was nothing doing in Genesee, and we have only to notice « small sale Torsey white at $155. Corn—Th not 80 large as those reported yesterday, yet the market was very firm, and we report sales of 1200 bushels South- | 1 and about 3000 t the same price; 2500 do, Southern yellow sold at 96 | cts., and 10,000 Northern yellow, to | arrive by the 15th inst., sold at $1; 7000 do. yellow, on ship board, freight paid, was reported sold at $1 06; ‘and a small lot of good Northern white was reported sold at 95 cts. Corn Meal—The market was firm. A small lot of 160 bbls. New Jersey sold at $4 75, 500 do. at $4 81%, 800 do, at $4 8734, to arrive in 15 days, and 1500 do. in | the city at the same price. Rye was steady at 90 cts, Oats—We sales of 4000 bushels, to arrive in all mi t 42 ets. Barley continued dull, and prices nomi- | ni do, ve—There was a lot of Rio advertised for to-day, Pip ddirnorpir owing to the inclemency of the weather, the ale was postponed, Nothing of importance was ; some ct ae dail done beyond supplying the demands of the retail trade. Corvon—The sales to-day amount to about 1200 bales at the prices paid yesterday. ‘The market. continues veel upplied, and soine few parcels have been picked up , at our inside quotations for shipment: Livenvoot CLassivicati Florida. Mok Pant HONE. NONE. One, “None BLE ie | AG 1033 q Ne i in nie ig 1% ty 12), 12%4 1% oS Iie 134 4 ec. 13% none. none. Ii lide perm were steady at 31 a 32¢ Cod was firm at'$3 50 a $376. We re- ert sas 1000 bbls, of Mackerel, Masaachusetts. The ‘0. 1's brought $10 25; No. 2° $7 25; and No. 3's $5 26. There was nothing done in scaled Herrings; the last sales | e at 87: this city, on the 29th of March, subject to draft, was | “anne buna It This has since been drawn out; and, so | Favrr—Buneh Raisins continued to sell at $1 85 for whole boxes, a 95¢, do for half, and 69 for quarter. Heme—Nothing of importance transpired since Inst | report. Leap—Owing to the late period of resumption of navi- gation on the upper Mississippi, down which the chief rupplies are obtained, large holders were disposed to nd. vance their terms to 4 371g; but no sales transpired above $4 25. Motasses—The sale of Muscovadoes advertised for public sale to-day, was withdrawn on account of the weather; Cuba was’ held at 24c., and New Orleans at 36 cts., though no sitles of consequence were reported. Navan Stones—Spirity turpentine, for cash, was worth 42c, a 43, and on time 43c. a 41c.; the last sales of rough were made at $2.50 per 480 Ibs. O1s—There was no change in linseed; sales of Ame- rican (city pressed) continued to be made at 80c.; N.W. whale continued duil, while no change was noted in ernde or natural spring. Puovisions—The market was firmer, and we report salex of 250 bbls. western new thin mess pork at $16 50; 200 and 300 do., old prime do., at $12 50, and about 50 or 100 bbia. old mess do., were reported’ sold at $1475. Beef was steady at previous rates. Lard was firmer, nenee transpire Cheese con- tinued to move for export at 7c. a 8e.; good new fresh ill wanted at 260 a 3 Receipts, how- Hice—There.was to change since last report Sxxps—Ohio clover was quoted at 7 «7! cents. There new in flaxseed or timothy. Svaan—There were considerable lots ndvertied for public sale to day, but the atate of the weather caused bi | the sale to be BD gal Spay Some cargoes discharging paneer from store amounted to little more than supplying the is | Soeeel wants, from the same cause, while the sales cco—60 bhds of middling to good fair leaf were market, for which 5'(a6!5 was offered and retused. In the reduced state of tho stocks, the market for fair to good qualities was firm, VW HALeboNe—Nothing new transpired Woor—There was an arrival of 300 bales of Montevi- | deo, prices for which were not named. In American and the stock reduced, | ,000 Ibs. Not. much move: estimated at about. the river, ~—To Liverpool the offerings were not quite while there was rather a better demand for Con. al ports, An ye ‘was said to be made for Havre, to about 24d. To Ireland an ent for grain was #aid to be made, one-third in To demanded 23 a 24d for grain, lour, A vessel for Ireland was tad 2675. +9 eee 0G | Houses and lots 192 and 194 Division’ street, io- gether. see 6,000 | ‘25x10. . , Batory brick house and lot 328 ‘Rivington’ street, 3 by {00 feet. Lot corner Broome 2,200 2,300 Married. On Tuesday morning, April 6th, by the Rev, Sheldon, Mr. Epwaxp oWwARD, to Miss Exiza M. TONNIERE. fo daughter of Augustus Bretonntere, Feq., all of wD Died. Gn Saturday, April ad. at 10 o'clock, A.M, after a vitie dies, of consimption, Mrs, Kuz senn Barr » aged 26 years, 11 months, aud 20 days, wife of Watson, and | eldent ddguterotJohn the Sth instant, at 1 o’elock P. Roe mpobiy b.|- \, Cc Oke J.and Annis Riekers Funeral on ‘Thursday, ‘om the house of her father, at Greet the connections and friends of the family are Srrcttaue invited to attend, Her remains will to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. papers please cop: ‘On Apri of croup, after an illness of five days, Wannen Hamitron Prarr,aged 5 years, 6 months and 16 days, second son of John Hand Lydia Pratt, ‘The friends of the funily are requested to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o’elockfat their residence, No. 62 Attorney street, without farther notice. ‘The re- mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter- Boston papers please copy. MARINE ne UNITED 8° jaarvioe ofumishieg soldiers WART 208 vases, erates and | ms will be sol the large sales: moe. over the auetion 7S Mr. Stark; Eenestine, Mii N. B.—-N jorwich, P eptiraer iip hace an Bon dose, Dyot Earthen and Hardware ome nh by th the package— of oe cratng edged, iiarlen the 2, Mie ‘Stark: FROM THE ARMY IN MEXICO, pt and © C puetios ination opposite th conta; ents. Doors opea ‘at quarter to7 o clock. ‘Curtain rises at a quarter LA RowERy TALATRENA Wo Ticeion, Frc Maat Ws aes ar sks posi Also, 20 crates stone quart bottles, ‘Also,will be opened, ed tea, coflee, dinuer and toilet ost hi 8 choice assortinent of good blue print: ina, tea and dinner | rmed xt, Mr. Che: Ider, Mi ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE IN NEW MEXICO. : BRILLIAN T VICTORY | OVER THE INSURRECTIONISTS, | Dofeator Pwo ‘Thousand Mexicans. Paeibiie, April 6, 1847, We have accounts by private letters from Corr & Pou- date, Cincinnati, arrived by packet, of another battle in Two thousand insurrectionists were rout- Morris's command, with a heavy loss in The accounts are from St. Louis at flute and pressed plain and flated must ‘Also, cu and tavern tumblers, arene jars, 300 sol “hina tea sets, sand boxes, he fi ae IROOM Ate : hth ‘SPRCTRE pau seem rae Dickory, Hadaw: “ress Circles 25 cents: rie and Gallery, 124g cents. 634 o'clock, Performance commences at TPCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE—Wedueada: “i Hl rt to commence with Searcy ib fim, Nickenson ; Ellen Marsden, iF vd IAARA-whnen- ! or that branch of for the different naval sta act of Congress, approves t at Addition of 0 Sergeants, 30 Corporals, 30 Druminers, of a retail store, with whi ase butter plates, ocketHtlasks, segar stan earthen ai covers tplttoons, toy stone pitahers, uc. panned fea trays. yird by fh aud tea services, 150 pieces each, which will be sold rare LOT, hy the preserve dishes, ny ay rendeayous for the enlistinent fs spanked is i of is assortments, 30 to single sets, to accom is from the celebrated fac- call ¢ recruiting officer to explain Mitpie tree thos ys,and is of the latest oA Ki oa ‘of Goorge ane jan close sales, of the Scones “Pit, one Shil- uit a toasting, of wl hi ite, light, : (OHN GEO. REYNOLDS, ron stone mai Captain Commanding, Recruiting Rendezvous. untey as well as iI take place on ‘Tht porters and dealers having surplus, ade Yell ble medium for disposing erests Will be strictly attended to, and it is ctioneer to tise a promptness in make has been heretofore unknown in shelf | to these sales, which AL ti Ore Af pai oy frit yerfovmanee of Danisets A—Luerezia rin Stone same, and their, &e. D to engage as C Terk of the works under a ail Archi ect, or. we fs ay Si killed and wounded. | of the 29th ult. ‘The latest news had just reached by express from ‘The date of the battle is not given, but it ovcurred, it would seem, on the heel of the last dates from Santa Fe A note to the Louisville Courier gives the following Another great battle in New Mexico; brilliant victory; overwhelming defeat of two thousand Mexicans, - Lovrs, Mareh 29, 1847 We have this day received an express fromjSanta Fe ‘The Mexican insurrectionists, numbering two thousand men, marched down on Santa Fe, as was intimated by our last advices “They were met by Capt. Morris's command in the | valley of the Moro, and totally defeated. ber of the enemy were killed and wounded, and the rest | fled precipitately to the mountains. | most brilliant one on the part of our men, and reflects | great credit on their coolness and courage. “The news of the assassination of Governor Bent is | fully confirmed; twenty-five other Americans fell at the I have no time for further particulars, as the steamboat Colorada, by which I send this, is pre- | paring to shove out.’ 9 pera Books may be itd the Box Offi 1ckeist ‘Tier Boxes and Progeep ae for 8 person oe carpenters? wee a a inette, $1; 24 Tier, 20 cents; for G persons, $19. fice, from iv A. M. . $1 f dat the Box Of y formance to commence at half-past 7. Doors open at 7 SETH AY, April nig LUC Lynd ‘Aprit TicwERy ere hi Pater Well Re will C ED—A first rate Lit. ji, who can dress a Se eae write a gi ss J. K., at this office, FEL BOARD WANT ud two little Girls, not over ten mil Second Avenue and 25th street. Address J. 8. Apartments furnished or unfurnished. THIRD WARD, ATT. N'TION, HE DEMOCRATIC WHIG FE LECTORS of the Third Ward are seageaas to meet this'( Wednesda rms—t inouths er ve Vc it ING We eee: ri my ‘in € BR: ztA ' i tect at No. sunk ous Wats y vedi stock of Cabinet Fw dfies and. Chairs, of Varios patterns; Dr iu and with mar] les, Wash Stands, French I e invoice of House Fur ynetta, Mrs. Aymar. DISPLAY betwee ‘AS DE DEUX by Mrs. Aymar “isa "9 conclude with. Mr. Kemp's tremendous 8, Solar Lamps, Tea Tra’ Mee river vertie oh edie itialoe ting Desks, Dressing Cases and Bae Table oi e Meeting, and EN Ton, hve Hand cthisnte atten tanone Cy Lawrence! “PHILADELPHLN. 'E. A. MansHant, Lessee. if "hinds of shades, 3 to 10 tight caudelabras. Retailers am find Pee ol 1 PLENDID SALE GAS LIERS, Rich an lish we Eights, Brackerse aa Giandoten Bolar an Breve ay yuave seen two A three yeast withii parties, ade wi If this meets the eye of any be T aim a mar of good busi- yuments, ample supply of re su, THIRD WEEK OF LES DANSEUSHS VIENCOISES, ‘Tho action wane Jer the direction of I Je caller des Theatre de Vieune. 1¢ performance will | American Gas pantie Fights, Brac iga.eltage Cine On ihurwday wert, Bh Meerut Worchek at Nor 385 Broad: of the stock ofthe entire tily ‘to the general’ adver- WEDNESDAY E tu commence witha POPULAR OV EIT patter which, the an yating PAS DES FLEURS, by 12 Afte: omedy of MY. ne PEN TIeE: pecan ae log venee fi FAS Ri ROC ifthe TO “conclnde. with PAS DES pos Hlishment, will take place agre frit o eaciven ‘That this. Som AN MLOISSONE! He pr the | | charged the duties of a fireman, oa as a Foluatege | il an tesa OPERA HOUSE, CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHI A. Press et and Faradgete . . ‘the ‘hgaor of his countr: nig at the battle of Buena Vista, M and further resolved to wear a badge of mourning par fire eee ue on ied for three months, as the 1c | token of respect to departed wort P. B. ANDERSON, Forema TELEGRAPHIC. elegant Gas 4, pares for &e., will ee fs ‘opportunity 18 itigeae sale will be positive and without rsa ‘apa iso AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. aps pAv, VENI. posTILion OF Li with catalogues, it exclusively of the Silv ‘grid advertis erve. ‘he Koods wow ready fi The second sale, whi | ae Plated Ware, as ne ol will take place on Wea Na LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. AC oh AMPION ORDER Nee Ls EVER FELL Members of the above Order will meet at their Lodge Wednesda: x2, Evening, Aprili7t Seal, os business of of great J a | | MECHANICS’ HALL, ROAD WAY, between Grand end Broome streets. | Pit be UA The House resolution, fixing the day of adjournment of the Legislature on the 12th of May, | again on the 8th of September, was agreed to. A bill for the extension of the time for filling up the capital of the East India Insurance Company was brought in by Mr, Jones. ‘The nmendments of the House, of Code Commissioners to $2,000 per annum, was agreed ik RNTLURESSWIP '& MORGAN 3 ‘will sel ey eRNitt April 7, at 10 o'clock, at No. cy silver wares Ke.8e. af 21 _Gnonae B. Woounrar EIGHTH baits ae ‘T WE! and to assemble A ROY Sunni cent Southem tour, VERY NIGHT THIS We \. 25 fens Doors open at. c et of programmne every evening. Concert will com of the present week, at dy vy kk, He will attempt audience, Extatie, Mirt! ng the’ laws and redueing the salaries VERY EVENING, atthe “ Wilson, the be: nOpers Hotel? No. 43 Ch t door to Palmo’s Theatre. Ir, Harrison, the cele ‘Mr. Chime will preside Tickets 2) cente-three Lectures to Ladies, the free treatment of diseose, Friday, and Saturday, as above, at 3 o'clock, P.M. r itor and buffo singer. (elt Ales, Wines, blishment, cannot be surpasse VOCAL CONCERT. HE ILSLEYS (four brothers and two ce tothe public t ¢ by Gai Dies » Ve Mai ¥ ‘Also a Pastoral ‘Toilet, by Boucher, and man and well worthy the attention of © may be in want of kod peremptory, being ‘the property of a family rs, Liquors, &e., at this 4 noiseurs and others w! Auuany, April 6, 1847 The Committee of the Whole took up tl Central Railroad Company to carry freight A debate ensued on @ motion to amend the bill, by permitting the carrying of all articles on the railways, | between Buffalo and tide water, and the pay’ between October Ist and May Ist, and fresh meat, but- Vou Weber, | Uh eggs and fruit at all seasons of the year ‘ tion was taken on the subject. Bills were passed, in committee of the whole, relative to the Washington Bank of Brooklyn, and for the com- pensation of jurors in New York The general manufacturing bill was take | question was taken prior to adj THE, SUBSC TIBERS ve a quantity an pure ft ae Sale Lime, in combination with a little free Sulphuric Acid, Manufactory,) whieh ha ng compounds ext ve to the porto it can procure a fi ? wo SHO! oN & CO., Chemists sts” product of their talogues now ready, and may be obtained at the store, a8 | been found one of the best ferti ies to be a preven oe ROYAL Soe Aue ONTENTS NEW YORK SUMMER HOUSES, of | 10 o’elock, will be sold, 35 York Garden, consis i N FURNITURE, | Ske —Friiny morning, at half-past ¥ Noval Gurley & Co. on the pre- re and contents of the New i of Summer Honsee arge Lamps and Posts, about 40in number, Trees atd Bushes, frays, 60 doz, small tumblers of the best manufacture, &e, 8 Phe Summ T Houses, both open and enclosed, were made of the most substantial manner,and would: about 1000 persons. sold to the highest bidder. ow PROGRAMME. very low tries ty Pant * Lutzow's Wild considered the “Flare gave me, Se Willage (1609) | article would do well to give it a trial, resinous substan and: re hates bars, ht, and is not Hable to. corrode the lamps. id im quantities to su 1 of Mes. Judson exe, do. were reported sold at $7 75, | very low f ) words by Longfellow. 9 Song" Mids ) UtBLAND.. P ‘YOUNG’ WOMAN, a Situation, n BREADSTUFFS and PROVI- he TAN on children, or to do Chamberwork. pinan’s FY ‘arewell be had, om applying at 183 West te ab Aunany, April 6, 1847— Our citizens are delighted with the opening of navigation bi Broadway’ brick baseme prospect of the daylight to-morrow morn- ‘ing. ‘The wind has been blowing quite fresh from the by @ slight rain, this forenoon | The water continues to rise in the river ; the ic | coming rotten from the effects of immersion | give way soon ‘The steamers Belle and Rochester came up as far ni (five miles below Albany.) at an early hour to-day. Between that Point and thi er above another) from six to cight ung Woman, a sit housework or waitit ire at 134 Perry stree 6 2 ough the sales were | "¢% a pf Brieads i Hit must in all cases be paid from the interior to Communications ou this subject may be addressed to ei ofthe Commie TED—A small sized Billiard Table, A note addressed to Box No. be seen, will receive atten freights from New York to Ireland will be paid by the GEORGE BARCLAY, ROBT. B. MINTU F nate whieh w RIGINALLY, at No. 38 Broadway, has been remoyed to tairs. Amateurs and Conoi vited to call and examine a most beautiful collec ‘Ancient Pictures and valuable specimens of Ivory, Pe eas Gold, &e. hae have never before been in'th im: as eceiwey Se Van Wie’s Point, of PAPER HANG- n Square. Wholesale enweives uli vooveneouel Sor colt No. 313 Pea atreet, purchasers will find wt le buying. is piled up (one Ia: feet in height Wm, Parmlee, Eaq., is the whig candidate for Mayor RET WIN AND CASKS—800 boxes abe Se. Julien Mr. C Cabarrus Chateau the Amateurs of } Lac ancing, that besides the graceful | A NGELINA— | ‘alti Dance ef Navies WiiteMecarks, Red D. Willard, ey 8: by alas i, Latour, Leoville and Laffitte, Bates Raaave, Polka | Oa veal rie jean also the AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. yates at Fone apes L higunen redecthy laveaeed fortis Courtof the Kaxperor of} N. bai, music of the Polka, Mazurka, Russe can be only it Mr. Saracco’s, No. 50 Canal street, east corner of isnot fine Burgundy Oregon —- The Mail Steame: - ie SLETY—FIFTH HE SUREC! RIBE. RS oa piace are res] ourth and last Concert of April 7th, at the Apollo In the short breathing time allowed before | being called upon to record another triumph of ico, it may be well to revert to no inconsiderab| OF the many grave and important measures alg of perfection during the last session of hone was of more immediate necessity ic our laws over the ter- et to perfect t The people of this on kept for years ment respecting that territory. long session of Congress was almost consumed in arranging the question of title, him, was. rende mous vote of the Grand Lodge some sixty y do they wish t0 be recogutzed by, or asso Grand “Lodge which has, according’ to their own off ports a8 published, received within the last If years, over $28,000, and has object of the institu . their widows ‘and having been expended for the sala fea of the yes IN. is HOPKINSON late C perk 9 season ror ‘nike the United States sylvan, has Fes his city, assocrated with ‘Applications for Associate Membership for th shou! ibe sent to the Secretary before the Annual Meeting ti L. ENSIGN, Secretary. applied to exceed $3000 to. the le; on, vig: for the relief of the distressed sumed the Practice of ee fh te: HOPRINSON oN Mss son is st., below Walnut st, m27 2wiseod 2tW* rh roma the Ist May next. ‘The | than ihe bill for extend ritory of Oregon. bill was absolute country had bi THE PiANO TS terms, by a lady wh te ching wishes to take two or three more | STORE TO, LE Store and Basement ) Apply at ae Broa IPHEROUS. ound is to prevent baldness, the teaches: the = jente thoroughly—terms three dollars per addressed to Mi TPE use of th move every appe softand glossy, but free from all greasy Broownys, April 2, 117. jusic, to the Office of this inp tt shall re MU ALLS AND PRIVATE, PARTIES furnished with the Forte, or any nur! D ‘The music selected from the most ti It was thought even worth while to involve the nation in a war inst floor cod ‘cellar of Tak & Brown’ 's. re No. 20 Cedar street, or Apply to ‘Stephen B. Hatehiag> NN "No. Viole, Harp and our reaptable. « extract, fe y to sy, tht its that resort would become ne seary in the vindi- mtry beyond the YIIFFE, Hand. AV EaFE, Brothers, Professors 27 Elm street, comer of Howard: int Im* rh evening, at 8 o'clock, noe “IW! ARD, No. Tb Fulton street. N.B. King © artes Sapniels, for sale as above e Xpress jmTpose that he was a Monk for eqven rears, citizens in their of protecting o migration to sation of title was de of such importance that its disenssion led to the disruption of parties, and to fends which will lest longer than the present ¢ Uston Squane, March 20th, 1617, ‘o Mn, Banny, 17 , Sit—Vou have’ pectnission to nse any : ur ‘Prieopherous Hae Oi Tor always found th a New Orleans, and Bis table, aud my hair is grown » Which has since inve rnazenent of all my friends and tedious, bloody and expensive war, was deemed slous Statesmen as trivial in tin on one side of the her. and will be for sale on i, ut the door of the Tabernacle—Price 25 Hi iek’s, lated od published with he “— FS bey are positively prohibited from coming to this Lee This possession, about which | ture; also youths—Admittance 25 cent Mr. Leahey will appear in his Monastic L.—TROTTING. NEAPOLITAN BONNETS THE subscribers respectfully call the attention of }- Dealers and Milliners, to their present style of Neapo- | litans, which are superior to any hitherto manufactur. | ae are also Teena anew style | “Lost. “OR. STOL MR EVERAL VALUAB' Mog yg were Jost stolen from the UNION COURSE, L. of the following +o brimful of hot blood—this Oregon, whiecl much cheap declamation nbout Bunker Hill and the blood of our revolutionary elicited from us in lemond, near 432 carats pure white, nearly circular "Targe Peart Bresst Pin, sufrounded with « diamond suake with a ruby head, 1Pe ped Diamond, 334 carats. jainoud with a vellow tinge, surrounded with a diamond star centre stone, wet e ion tion made th s early in tl sires—nay, more, this coast, which is of so much of onr city and elsewh ny the ra ir favor by the most fashionable | PATTISON NOE & CO., Patentees and Mara Rgrareny ‘of the Neapolitan Bonnets, No, 23 Delaney st., near the Bowery. | Rey ing fies Seid come ben 1 naa the or May— us commercially—this country, whieh is in sober truth pe and kin—this int pled by our own kith rtion of our domain, Gench of pres with a diamond knob ch information ax will lead to the re- ARNG" be very lib Purse $100—Mile Meats—best in five. to wagons ty Al purse over $100—wagon and driver to weigh destined, at no very remote time, to drain THE Subscribers would call the attention of | population—w: population—we tains of vessels and others, desirous: to an assortment of oe made by the celebrated en, 7) Whom they are appointed have also constantly the most eminent fe pmortment of Jew Ware, w Heh they are sell an Pre a 44 poset [ pi dia sot James Bere a Sof the Ameri- of Justice, New it a government, athority ‘of our laws. emfiotel or in Olficer RELY rk el New York, April 9, 180. w Jules Jurgenson, sole agents for the Ui on — watches of ever Information has | y Company are making ple of Oregon to. establish an inde- pendent tore rmment, niswaries to go among the people, f hem from their alle LIEP PER MAC E ae KEW active young Men to go Routh or West to net as Sees jew and popular Publications 8300 Will be insmved to them in wri- ng $1000 per year. Some men Joy will no. doubt. make over $100 per year i Agents for the sale o over aud above their expe portunity of clea: 19 receive contrilyy "frat done m William hove place until fi N, B.—8. H. & Co. will continue to give their undi vention to the itive of seer Duplex, To __1n26 to the 1 nited Sta independence nap siita, ind New i : ed, Congress, for its be necessary for thein to, ave ation Reat Estate ar Avetion.—o story brick house and | ge sry on 000 | lot 30 East Broadway, 10 to tian a ? Ni i ine Tal: rachketee Vest eof the Flag of onr i" bernie of Mercaiaiee UP WRG. LO TA TLORS. A day H tting ‘Table, 1 by 6, 07 dor eta ts the pier fot of ii prove unavailing Congress will not have the merit of their failure. Energetic, measures have been taken by the Secretary of State to dissi | eee generated among our fellow citizens in jon by the disconrteous treatinent they hove at the hands of Congress, and by the in | | tos Misrepresentations of the Hadgon’s Bay have no donbt these i i of oblers of the Bridgewater Cx ms ria atthe Hotel of D. 4 ‘Agents in New a, ASK ine ten Con ate the nnplessunt tn koods to their nay ay pose of electing seven pr J. DOBSON, Sec'y. 5,200 | May nent at o'clock for the par Tegtors, to serve the ensuing year. are SIGNED would respectfull stomers that he hi ulton st., to 09 Ful nto tye mMpany’s emissaries. | meagupes will be entirely effi She | intention of the President to retterate um his ne Inquire of the | annual message to Cong ba made in his messag our laws be extended over the territor, jet | the next Congress will not be so wilfi leans wher, | | gent as de last. In order to 5,000 Tite ull of 8 vezeel ust Inunclied, = tween r Wiom 300 tas da tees cx on deck, 24 et ren bs aya hal at Fae, ‘street | Wut mawer for _eanal, river, Te ba] service, fe i the recomines of a or sengae $ that WILLIAMS, Capt. | "APR SOTRBERE: foot of Warren: stre py on board the Boats, or ‘saps er of W tert: | Teoespt ot their good: imere ani {1 sy rectved from el ‘rtreet. Consignees rt ple ws MAKERS=itbot ¢ PETER COOPER, Ue Dee tnaker’ vle fate to wit wrchney crtof the owners. river is free from ice. rams will wot commence running until i 217 Burling Ship. ‘that they “shall be ates on ‘emer