The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1848, Page 4

be commerce with mb Base, — embassy | not ay TT it was e mere J, fevers on wil SEG coer sostive ‘absolution ; and spoke about tl 180 e A power im thie country. Hie # Sed to th Pepe Rowe on slavery. ant contended ree | Pius resumed wh O'Connell left “Om He ew the idle, which, he seid, th» Pepistasoout, &e Vin was listened to with mech attention. @oncloded bis carefully prepared rpeeed, Te Committee rove. and the House adjourned, When yn He penats ix THE (Corr of the Phi el informa me seesion of the ee ee erat omsumed on the " democratic” si by tpecch making, BUG CAKE Of ® Very Seooncary chara ter The porture of uffairs was not changed in spy im- portant particuler, save tbat three of the votes named ja my letcer of lest vight, are said to b receded, aud it i* anticip-ted that three more may surrender by to- morrow This would leave but six of the democracy in opposition Such is the statement of one high in the confitence of the party, and who, from his position, ougut to de well informed Notwithstanding this opin- fon. [etilt bait will be found in the negative whenever the in tonde - that is to any, against the treaty, wil adments proposed by the President. now understond to be in opposition—how There are various propositions before the Senate to cheoge the line of boundary and acquisition, Mr. Da- iop!, deeires to go as low dowa as Taapioo. serosa to che Sierrs Madre, up the mountains, and theo to the Pacific, 'akiag in Lower Califoraia There is ae, excluding New Mexico, and with the bead waters of the Arkan neot wetward with San Freccisco. iF suggestions whioh, if of- the complexion of the uthern bousdary, the and (oc substitute t ich would includ» San Fran ‘of 36- 3) to the ooean cisco +nd Monterey. The Rio Grande to ve adopted up to the south line of New Meaiso, excludiog New Mex foo, aud ® consideration of five millions to be paid tor Calvorora wod the in’ermediate territory This wou'd avoid the slavery issue snd permanently exiublish great mors! bouudary, predicated upon the our compromice, It would require but Ove third of (be money now proposed to be paid—it large portion of the wretched popula- 4 to be barthened upon the exclude the vast desert betwoen basis of (he M would dicard tion, wuied United Sratei the parallel of $2 and 86 30 and afford evcry ad if any there be contemplated by th the exorption of the port of Sun Diego, which preiengeis of avy cousiderable value’ Force oan bs mustered, [ think. to defeat the Gila boundary Dut it, is qu-et Ovab © whether the 36 30 line oan be ia- fected; for in the fret oaee, one vote more than » third is only neow- sary. while two-thirds of the Senators pre- fent, are required in the other. I,do not say that this experiment will be tried, but | know it to be seriously entertained The wbole cate, as I have said in former letters, is one cf exceeding embarrassment Mr Senator Downs received a letter to-day from Col. Elco, of the 9ch of February, who recommends the adoption of the treaty in good Persifor F. Smitb, the governor of in very Urgent terms, He believes it was mad; faith by te existing goveroment, which, h ys, with- part of the ten, and the prestige it would afford to politi- affairs ia Mexico, cannot stand six weeks. He says an army of 80.000 men would be necessary to continue operations, and that 1t eannot be maintained by contri- ations on the enemy, as the resources of supply are necessarily diminished by the increase of ouc force. If we should retire, he contemplates an army of 20,00) men, in four different divisions, as necessary to hold the country adopted. The present government is liable to pronunciomentos, and all the other paraphernalia #0 Teadily employed’ by the Mexicans, to overthrow autho rity For this reason bh vooates the treaty, and fur- letter was read to the Senate This iuteiligence only adds to the diM-ulty. If it be true, will Mr Pens y Pena’s government be able to hold On until the action of our Senate is communicated ? to reject the tenth article and also the secret article pro YViding for theextension of the time of exchanging rati- fications to eight months; with the requei proceed to ratity Gen, Butler was apprized by the same messenger that the President bad directed that the three million appro Teaches its destination, will relieve all apprehensions ar one ; if it fails to do no, and the form o1 Tatification has deen sdopted by the Mexican Congress, to the three mi! which it is now uoderstood is to be composed almost ex- clutively of members f-vorable to peace, then the three millious are till aubject to the teoder mercies of Mr. Trist and the high contracting parties worrow may bs @ most important day for the counlry; it msy decide the great issue of peace or war Mr F gave notice taat he would call a division on Loe treaty, it agreeable to the Senate, He has no power yrors & vote, if it is desired to protract the debate ; ouseion, and littis or no opposition will be later- pe eed, at least on the whig side of the chamber Lhe m jority ore distressed ut the silence of the; whiga; s their calculations !t i. not my daty to them, end, thsrefore, | leave them to the oom of towir aout aod their f [ ce of the Philadelphia Inquirer.) Washinete March | -—-The Senate went into exe cutive eeesion to-day, at half past 12 o'clock, haviny epeot less than balf an hour. instead of an hour, ax vrusl, upoa the morning business This movement cums from the aduiwiatration part of the Seuats, and bows that Mr. Polk is desirous of having the treaty ratif a Houston, who 1s understood to bs altogether op- ication. preaented @ resolution from the aed to ite tian ture ot Texas, protesting against the surrender ot | Say of hs conquered Mexican provinces, until the ques tion of indemesty was re tled. There is « probanility that this treaty may be amend- ed. aud tendered to Mexico for socepiauos in its new form; st lrast, this 1s the professed desire of the Presi te; bus there is a strong it among ® portion Be fesitog aul may be obs Buren. as determined to “en! 2 the area of reedow put dowo European interference, aud remember Ore- .” jos word, theolt S4ueg 40min. men are opposed To the treaty, apd altbough itcomer tue questionable fo m. as for ax any ageucy of the President i: conceroed ntul Vic Polk’ diplomacy ia 60 very old fashioued, that they eiil not trast it But {cis by mo means settled that the whige will sus thin Lois treaty; they, also, are divided fo sentiment apd usiers anocher oon! on cures this division, th treaty will be uitogetner set aside It is understood tha Mic Webster spoke against it yesterday, and th be discussed for ® week toeome What effect will the t-j-etion of Mr. Trist from the scene of bis ine portant labore have apon those with whom he has been aoting? Will this amd the disgracefal euspension of eral Scott, afford no “ald and comfort” to the ene- G my? (From the Washington Union, March 2] The 6 rs of the senate still contiaue closed, avd the jou will furday, or perhaps the week. Speculations are fate of the treaty is yet undecided The q Somrovly be settled before commencement of the nex rif-about the result. The ratification requires two #; aad no on y of each party will vote aj 16, and whether it reosive the constitutional reaction. How many waigs or how many democrate will yote agsinst it, no owe cen positively ascertain; nor is it surprising since pew aspects of (his important question are continually prese ited. whieh calculated Lo chauge the course of Gifferent renatore We do wot hesitate to ray, if the people at large were polled upon the watter, toe decided voies would be for peace, aod (or the general outline of the treaty, modified, fadeed in oue or two particulars, The voice of the people is, im fact, coming up to gress bas jast returoed frou Missisnippi treaty. We hear of uo dissentiomt voice from Vir ginis The w-mbers of the House of Representatives, as w-lia6 the ciuzensin thie metropolis, us far as we eu oollest their cpinion, are ia favor of the propored treaty, with a few modifications. They argue that we have no time te lore ; that if the the tre y be re iby the Congres be ratified without deiny, before new elements of op- on ought to be before ‘the incle eney of the summer he lives of tue reer end the war is urged. {nw very interesc- + from & distinguished officer, that thie proposed has been formed under peouliarly urgent circum- es—thet the postponement of the negotiation watil ne Viextowna could have beard from Waerulogtou, munt have t tal axistence of the the trea y wes fo iD the earnest re aiativer of friendly nations at Mexico, as af bert. perhaps last, change of puiting on the government, and the Mexicsu sow! made the tre ty, are of icrepronobable morals and ch: nocer. So that it may be assuwed, first, thatche Mexican govercment is confident of the ratification of the treaty by }ts owo Congress; and, secondly, that it is honest and fivcere in its efforts to effect it; but that if the ti new government is likely to may hereafter treat and form { ratiGoation ia therefore dentroy the pre reat or represent thenation in anyway. it i# far- nal Steter, ood bes seve : al seaports, the floost in the wor From the dleposition chown ta both Shoaste to delay BUY action on the res the Mexioans begin to ow the mos! seneuine expectations that the President wil not be upheld; a shrewd and distinguished off- saioo thinks it extremely doubtful ' Qoeretaro will meet belore six weeks, if it meet at all a t Snow on THE Mountains —The last fall of snow wae much gre © the Western part of he State then her & half a foot in deptb. wentern train due et six o'clock. inst night, wae jord two hours, in copsequence of the now blow): 0/09 the (reek, while passing through the mountain Giscrie & and quite a mumber of panes of glues in the oore were broken, by ioy particles heiog blown ‘ort them, The western train due at one o’clook, rm. yes. terday, did not arrive until Fix o'clock, .M., in coure- qv upan the Wertern Railroad, No one wae injured aooident.— Booton Merch 2. Pe sds be | « tha) as many as bine of the majority © may continus no, depends upon the next popular parallel resent treaty, with bo other goverument can be established tbat will be sufficiently strong to treat. ‘The ident has despatched a messenger to Mexico, with information of bis recommendation to the Senate that the Mexican Congress may sdopt these amendments, if they oo rhould not be drawn upon until official notice ratifoution of the treaty on the part of the Uni- tes, was served upon bim. This precaution. if it Beaematti Mares 8, 1008. Fourth of March—Funeral Honors to Mr. omim Brow fcr er Sees) Bella—The Seguins’ Convert—The Methodist Conference, ge. &e One year from to-morrow, according to all human probability, General Taylor will be in- angurated at Washington, as President of the United States, vice James K. Polk. Will it be a whig or 4 democratic administration? or will it be another abortion on the ‘no-party” grouad, like that of John Tyler’s'? Our city councils are msking the most exten- sive arrangements for a grand civic escort to the remains of the illustrious Adams, through our city In order to give more time for preparation here, as well as at the north, an application has been made to the committee at Washington to vostpone the day of starting, from Monday to Wednesday next, which will ‘probably be done We have been’visited with the first genuine snow storm of the season, and our pavements are covered this morning to the depth of six or eight inches. The weather, however, has be- come so moist that it isin a soft and melting condition, forbidding the prospect of good sivighing; though I hear anocvasion jingle of the bells this morning. The Seguins’ concert was but poorly attended last night, om account of the storm, the snow continuing to fall throughout the evening The Methodist Exscopai couference for this Sta », assembles | here on Monday nest, and some of the old and experienced fellows ary already here, knowing the advantage of securing good quarters by berlin Puitapetpaia, March 8, 1848. Sleighing—Political Rumors—Remains of Capt. Ayres— Movements of Mr. Clay, $c. The sieighs have been dashing through our streets all the morning, but the atmosphere has become so warm, that the snow is rapidly melt- ing. Many new omnibus sleighs made their first appearance this morning, one called the “Commodore Stockton,” built at the Glenat establishment, excited great admirstion from the magnificence of its decorations and dimen- sions. Another drawn by ten horses, called the “Captain Walker,” was the observed of all ob- servers. Rumors are afloat this morning, that Mr. Dal- las is about to decline in favor of Pennsylvania’s ovher favorite son, Mr. Buchanan, and it is even whispered that a letter to this effect will be pre- sented to the Harrisburg convention to-morrow. There can be little doubt, however, that this is buta weak invention of the enemy—it is the policy of neither to resign. The managers of the Monument Cemetery have given a lot to the fa-vily of the late Captain Ayres, of the U S. Army, and his remains will be interred there as soon as they arrive. They were placed on board the ship Washington thet left New Orleans on the 19th ult » and may be daily expected to reacn here Mr. Clay, in company with the city councils, started this morning on a visit to Girard college, where they will probably spend most of the day. Axpany, March 2, 1848, ‘The Report of the Legal Commissioners. The report of the ‘Commissioners on Prac- tice and Pleadings,” was submitted to the Le- gisleture to-day. There is no doubt but a num- ber of members of the Legislature would be ex- tremely glad of some pretence for an extra or special session. The constitution limits the present session to an hundred days, and upon the presentation of this report to the Senate to- day, a distinguished Senator expressed strong are already wearied with the character of erised, borrowing @ tri-d from Johu Var doubts of the ability of the Legislature to make a full and satisfactory examination and disposi tion of this important report, during the brief period which yet remains before the close of this session; in facet, this democratic Senator (Mr. Fine) boldly avowed his beliet that, ever though an election for President of the United States will be held this fall, the Governor of this State would be compelled to call a special ses sion ef this Legislature, in order that this decu- ment might receive that deliberate considera- tion which 1!s importance demands It is pretty certain thatthe whigs were naughty enough to wish tothrust the responsibility of an extra ses- sion upon the shoulders of the legal commission- unfi ortunately those gentlemen have been defatigable and so devoted in completiug th report, that the whigs will be unable to wail themselves of this splendid ruse. The question, therefore, whether there shall be av extra session, must be determined by the Gover. oorend his advisers. The individual now act- ing as Executive of this. State, hea not wit nough to understand whether a special session {8 becessary oF not, nor courage enough to call ove, even if it should be necessary. “Probably ut the Legislature should unanimously request uim to do it, it would be done When the report was presented to the Senate to-day, Mr. Smith moved that ten times the usual number of copies be printed. Mr. Hawley moved to amend, by inserting ‘twenty-five tunes” Mt. Geddes moved to amend the amend- ment of Mr. Hawley, by insertiag “fe and the amendment of Mr. Geddes was adopted, sod forty times the usual number of the report wes ordered to be printed. The Assembly or- tered thirty times the usual number of copies of the report to be printed. Another Letter from Gen, Taylor. Heapqvastens, Akmy or Occuration tit will | fabrication. It, however, gives me uni ‘an poritively #ay bow A member of Con- d reporte the Suxious desire of the psople for a ratification of the of Queretaro, it aught to ere formed {m that country; that the mate, which may en- whom we may rend of our troopa (it to tho danger of the climate to the negotiation, bat to the m government itself; aud that mntations of jar It isfarcber arged, thet the memoere of ssioners who y be vow rejected, the present powers will be dissolved, ible to organige anotber So that any hope o: « y must end; there wili remain no authority that Fepreeented, that the territory eeded to ns is one- 1 Mexico fs nearly se large as our thirteen origi- ti ar Monterey, Nowember 5th, 1847 'y Dear Si':—I learn with much surprise through pul very kind fsvour of the 27th September. that the ‘atter purporting to be frem you, end to which mine was desizued asa reply.isnot from your band, but @ mere ved setig‘as- tion to know that my latter, so suddenly and anexpeet edly presented to your perusal, should have been reeelr. ed with #0 much consideration. I have only tu regret that the fabricated communication to me is not now in cannot find it among the flies of my ¢ beem destroyed No suspicion of eo | Date a tianssction, for one moment entered into my chouzhts, forl had never before seen your writing or signature. I rejoice, however, in eo far as the occasion has introduced my humble neme to your notice. and afforded me the opportucity to acknowledge such ac- ceptable marke of respect and consideration, from 80 honored avd noted ® statesman as yourself ‘Accept my thanks for your attention, and my sineerest wishes {or your prosperity in life, and auccess in your public onreer. i rewain. dear sir, with much respect, your most obedient eervant. Z TAYLOR, Mej Gen. US. A. Hon. J. R. Inoensout, Phitad Politieal Intelligence, Ganenat Scort im Pennsytvania —General Scott has beew nominated or recommended as a candidate for the presidency in Pittsburgh, and several jof the sur- rounding districts Ganxnat Tariox left Biton Rouge for his plantation on Suaday, Februsry 20th, from whence he wes to pro- oeed to Woodville. Miss , where he had promised to mset nis feienda and follcw citizens on the 28d. Mumioirat Nomivatioxs.—The whi for Mayor of Bulfslo Orlando Allen; for Hubbell; for Troy. Fi Rochester have nomi Field Jons Van Bunew arp tee Cart rons Cray Meeting The democrats of ly +f their candids Joaepa | at Ataany —The eail for tho Clay meeting, at Albany inst evening as uumerousiy signed, and among the names appeared that of John Van Buren, Tae V jrmornta Democnatic Evectonan ticket.—The de ey the Virginia democratic State conventior t Richmond, were, for electors—J.8 Mili- som. Norfolk City; FE. Rives. Petarebarg: Henry L Hopkims; J Garland. Lynohburg; J R Edmonda, Halifax; 3.F Leake, Albemarle; J. 8 Barbour. Sr, Cul- peper; & Conway, Spoteylvania; R G Scott, Richmocd County; H. A Wise, Accomack; Wm Lucus, Jeffsraon; GB Samuels Shenandoah; J. Leeher, Rockbridge; J B Floyd, Washington; A G. Pendleton, Giles; Col. J.G. Stringer, Wood; O. W.’Langfitt, Brook hivton Menetons is Lovtstaxa.—The Taylor conven- tion which assembled at New Orieanson the 22d ult, nominated the following electoral ticket :—Jacques Toulant, JB. Benjamin, Robert Park Nicholas, Charles Adams, Jehn Moore, J. D Campbell. —_—_— ee NAAT DVTELLIGENOS, Port of New York, March 4, 1848, H MH voeeh~ es eum Rene os Shi ps—Balcims Massnchosetts, eaten Menthers. MeGilvery, Ma PR. Sar jeribew oGilrery, } ee, Brige—Isabel, Burgess, Povee, PR caret Wanderer Benson, S Auorewe, HD Sroukmen; Casco, Sealy, Norfolk and Portemooth, Jas Hand. moe of & ireigh? train being thrown off the ‘track | Aehe—hus h mia, piries © Lg 3 and 8t Thomas, 8 W Lewis: Dorcas, ison, ‘Se'Mtartine, he do; Samm, Lovell onton Une ee. eseeash,’ Unsdsoe: Peevidenen President, Frie New Ha ree Arrived. Thorp, Richmoud ys, to Allen & Pexeor days, to Allen & Pa days. 4 hip, 0 barks, unknown. Herald ILADELPHIA, Merch 3, 4 Pm—Arrived—Schr Henry Le Cranmer, New York Mnecitinnnes Reoeess Sar Fes A len mm this erived from the who vemuned certain what Neptni sd freight money for Esq. of Vennis. an lost deck load on Bahama Banks. 1o Pen at Baltimore 2d inst, from M: ‘weather; was blown off the const. split s: Mary Baooxs saiied from Searsport Nov ee for Car leans, been heard from her. —— Pendietoa an Stowers. of Preeeeess ¢ of the evew not known. CHR (of Richmond for Port- Pie leh Che at 10 miles West of the paint inthe SE cale of Monday miahtlast. Crew saved, vee vel and cargo a tota! loss—b: SCHR AsHone—A& topsail afte: a OF 29-h ult, aston Point: appenred to be loaded; uo person was seen near her. ‘Whalemen. th owned in Portland. Arrat Newport. lst. ship Benj Rash, Sinith, from Paeific, of and for Werren, 2100 bbis oil At St Catharines, Nov 29, Kxchange, Reynolds, NB, 175 ap 40 nlack fish ont At Navuntor Islands, April 22, Genger, Nichols, of Nan- tucket, repairiog. epiican:, Ship Henry Ware, Willi iy from New Orleans for Liver opt: Feb 29, lat 37 10, on 5% Shig Riva! of 18 lt 2836 fon 61 21, Feb 23. lat 28 lou 65 Ly 36, las 37 05, are 74, was passed a large steainship ateer ing Bus! ‘Susan, pares, *) days from Baltimore for Demerara, Feb 19, lat 27, lon € Brig Erato, 1 pabsonandl 17 days Pet ia Cabeilo for Yorks Reb 19, Cave Heaty NNW 20 Brig rota Chowlasgoe for Philadelphia, Feb 19, off Cape Antoni Brig Amazon. Fits, 12 days from Surinam for Boston, Feb 16, lat 2817, lou 6808. Foreign Ports. Canton, Dec $~Sld few days previous, bark Inca, Buxton, ‘ew York. " Ensemapa, Dee '8—Brig Lucy Ana, 0 armour, Jam, Febe-irig Jona’ Renaail Norfolk. di MatarLan, Dec 6—Brig River. Afowmorsa, Jan 9—No Am vessels in port. Har) Dan) Boysen. Boston (Nov 10) arr 2d Chaleedon Rubow, Caton RH Dougias. Norvill (Argentine) Neils From” Bal timore, (about lov ia) for New York, Ig; brigs (Carat im Co (about 'Sepe 23) Sr Ho. Ello ftom Norfolk. (about Nov 1) cigs, Kingst ley, from Baltimore, (Oct 1) do; s hr Benj Bi from Bath, (Noy 6) had arr’ aad’ ald forsBuenes Ayre, hari Dee 21, barks Matd of Orleans, Upton, he 26th, Mary & 1 Martha, Beauvais, New York; ‘Jaa |, ‘bri Boston. Arr provions wo Jan 8, Sw brig Not Baltimore, Feb 19 Barks Jarnss Bail Bishop for Ni ork, Idg; Lugeme, a Nipnel oe no: Rid: Ru eeeabul, feterdorts to comaw lie ‘nex: day; Star, Titcomb, acd Ceres Collins, ane. 50 sail in port, of which 40 were American Goi full rigged brigs Rio Guaxpe. Dee 30—Barks ones laord., eee Rich- ond (Hacapton Koad Watth: 1 Capcaees York (abo: Beri Carries Ha 29h; tod a, Ogee Laven brig vessel.} ‘Srexaa Leone, Jan 18—Brig Pieset, Eawards, of and for Salem 22d; Ceylon, Smith, do 28th: Delaware, of aud for Phi- adel Sr Bante, "Feb 6—Brig Dueamin, Lockhart, from Philadel- phia, dis. St Man: folk, few ‘Sid brig Marcell: chr Eliza 8 peers Thomas, Phi hanget, Small. do. is. ig Ouracon, Higi o New York having be nt Sth sehr Abeona. Lewis, NYork; about 10 shall. Verae: Traines, Tol ‘unc, the con- Home Porta, , Charleston. bourapay, Feb 28 Are schr man Chirieston for Botfnat. Beostos, Mar ld ships Diana, Howe, NOrle: Pollard. Apat-chie ola; bark t Kewacd Henry, Dawes. Sisal; col. Harding ‘Trinidad: » Fem: ott Ryuer, N Vo: Sid ship Te igs Tyentoa, 5, lage event £3- "New York; Marl k Emarant, Py BaLtimvnn, Vier 2--Arr barks Liberia Packet, Goodmas son, Mourov'a, Jan 9. aud Sierra#Leone 18t son. Boston; brig Pe Gingion, San Blas Sid ship Palle, (Br ) Cuanizston, Feb 29—-Arr steam hip rocker. do. (ld sh p Triton, t Hatfield, Kingsbury, NOr ae ASTPORT, abou: Feb %—Sid sch Kalos, Waid, N hs Pallas, nltimote; a7ch ent, Haran _ Merriman, STavre: Clos MomiLe, !tow, Portam: A oa. " ‘Briggs New York Old Enelid, (Br) -ainbridge, Bremen: achr A Rogers, Smith New Orierus lo 2d, Br ships Greenock, Walker: Fly uperb, Michell, Portland, Lonriets Acre zou, Hale: Ocean Quee dy Li S Kuight: and Biaveha ven: Dublin. Skoifi-l ish; Pactolus, Hardinj luguen« Gardine- and MJ Chase Tarqtia, | Parrinten, Rockwell, Commodore Me Alister; Romalui Sans Rochester, Bainbridge, Bret rons 4 Burns, freight; Bri : Giwwgov Toulon; lett; Joha St Eu. hd z eu. 1) ‘Trannaek; aud Aan (Br) Han ah oe emg ane, (Br) Prine: Orbit, (Br) —— beigs Predmouc, Girend, Loguoa; Goo Taylor, MeCrel- 2S. vith. Philad phia: Choctaw, Moore, Bos Altridge, ouvoix, Mar t-—Avr ache Vesper. Raymond, Tannton: Fauquier. Gallsgher, Pr wineetown Porsmout Shetland, Dome, niki de Janeiro; bs ondoa. Cld bark iampton Roads—Ship Wat Point bar brias M . of North Yarmonth do; arine Be! from Baltimore for tio: erhill; Ei phe s. B iges: nod ee losep Latorette. do for N York. 39~Below, a herm brig aad a topeu Old big Orrny he Cousins, Charlertoa. Sid ship Mary Frances. NOrleass. Ricumonp, Mar 1—Arr schr Alhambra, Bullock, Thomas: ssid chs Greenway, Coach, NYora;'Hainbow, Rogers ing on. Snow, from City Savawvan, Feb 27—Arr ship Hartford. Sannemad, NYork; bark Peter Demill, Pickett do; brig Augusta. Sherw sehs Mary J Loan, © Julia & Elina, Hig! anys, Ga, Philadelphia’ Below. a herm brig. Feb 23 weaths ahitted ballast, &e. Axrivai of Strangers Fniway, March 3 AMERICAN HOTRE. Thomas N Lawreage, New York; David Mooze, Newburg; NK Benton, East Windsor. ASTOR HOUSE. Mrf'Earle, Providenes: © A Russ s Mr Parker, Boston; F VeMurtee. Ouweg ce: Frederick Adams. jr HM 8 KR Morgaa, Bee Bedford; ( J Blackwood. Phi New York; W Bhean, Augusta: ble en, Soath Car afin HD chee Philidelphin: J Wills Piiilade!ph Poughkeepsie CITY HOTEL. J Traverse, N Jersey; MeCamberiand NewYork: H Coo- lidge, Albany; J’ Keyser, Staten Island; W Cowles Baltimore: © Hitlborn, Phiisdetphia: J Atk ‘00! Phiindelphis; TD Conrey, do ne, Bas on: J vinthewa, U8 a: L Rawd Yorw: en mone’ Peekskill: go Jt, Peterson: W H Oaldwel!, N Yo th Hastiogs, JM Ford, Flushiog Cc 1ON shee’ &C 3; BH Stevens, hiladelpiins bur Riddell aud tady, UNLAP'S ROTEL Connee- Wilkios, FRANKLIN HOUSs: J Franklin, Loek port; J Firth, Boston; H Lolleradge, Mas- seehusetss; J Rogers, Peon Hayes, Le gr ee aad Mrs Hedges, New Jersey: J Topping, Chaners T Lowell, © Pate , Baltimore; J Dei » Boston; Dales: rh, Pai/avelphia; | Peterson, New Jersey: J icyie, Pacerson D' Howell, Saybrook; N' Brown, Massachusety Wd viay, Cleveland; H Bingham. do; J Forney, Alabama: A Thompson. Unies: % Briew N York; Mis WH Hays and family, do; WM Kataer, Porghkespsie. lef S HOTEL. Westery C Moorhead, New Jersey; J Yorks 1 Rosles, Pesersbore Porter, Keutt do; H right, Northampton; E Jones, Norwit J Carpenter, Providence, LOVEJOY’ HOTEL, vents Lient KM Fioyd. tet N ¥ Regs leans; tM Ketcham, Dover Plains, NY: HB G Ras Onb; JJ Havilsnd, New Yor Laveaster; JW Irwin, M Phillios, J eekman orks J Bs Harford; J ¥ Granby. ;Tauneswees 6 Con NORTHERN HOTEL Mr Thompson, Philadelphia: Mre Brooks and family, Sto upton Danian. ty # Rowen, Newark; D Uri fl Mr Downey, Pousville: ith, A ‘Rone ee" ‘ogers, ly, Cineianati Capt O'Le: 0. RATHBUN’S HOTET, J Allen, Leington: T B Boteher, Ph ladelphia; H Win nants, Peo Yan; J Greenwood, Cambridgepurt, mag, Albany. TAMMANY HALL RS Show, Balan: RW Smith, L ee Iolends 2 Ni eho, New Connecticut: Ps Van Wel, F Wore Phi jadet hi Mier’ vay H Rom sf Biyie b ira Bridgeport dad, N Mar lad y rhes and jady, ff and lady, W Hardin, Mew Brunswick. WSTERN HOTEL Mr Davis, Boston: i Willioms, Pompton; HH, Strong Newerk TT Wilmot, Sayapunh B F Hail, do; © Wainer Fompton isla ateinepete gad Maachester, bh y PEA TI orders ais y rs of letters uncailed pape ra of the Lown OF ertaee tony he situated, MaviNg oe Giiceraull be inarted in Jace where the office advertis: tae ‘ Es aneasy CIRCULATION — New Pust Office pence List. sy Pmeegan Miss Ma-|Newman Miss Ca er hip, lost on th Baha- ity dated wt -Nasoun, Hehe atcies thor coe pont tied Mra Navey eck with a portion of the cargo pooly, with the exception of the canta Ala and first, Cod Al “ deat Mise J 8 alorin Miss Debo- vu ree Char Nixon Mary | Nuvaro Mrs’ Marga ret 18 ‘Niles Mn J Aun E | O'Rourke MissBrid- ‘Mins ONVor Mine Sarah J |O’Connor Margaret an Ogden ffs. Pegsy jassete Miss Har: ursnee on vessel in Buston for ‘sass mt the arneth Miss Marr ‘bout the same amount atthe Warren, and ou re. Sue beloaged to Christopher Hall, wee TW Hox ‘rom Boston, before reported at Havana Blok Mrs Aca Sula Miss Jane Bray (tes Ellen on very Brodley Catherine Bailey Mrs Adeluide iH tn |Grumoid Miss Lu Mra Re-| Place Miss Mary J Pattonrs annah it Gaumae, Nias Barab peiiecu Mratinily a reall aye Sophia Perdue Elle eyrot Mrs: Louis Pétkiae Mis Cathe “Mt rice Mrs berth J insbeth [Pieces Bre kliza- beth | Palmer Miss Harriet sarlet its Caro-| Brady Mise Adelie Mise J say, Mrs Sarah Bours Mi Marth: | oars Mins treak, wes seen bout 3 miles West of Montauk ieee Mite Ana Gibbert Miss Mar: |ifterd Mrs Cathe Gilroy Margaret Gompert Miss ton, fro 2 Antwerp for New Orleans, Feb hip riorsburgh, of Boston, from Canton for New York, Brown Miss Marthe Hoyt ier es Mrs over, from line, Goodwin, for Columbia Brow Miash Marga:| tal \ Bor Bordley Mrs Wm Hore je Emma M | chy tegd Anna ‘RVIDEO, Jaa 8—Ships Bazar, Simpson, for Boston, Tor barks | Bosrdman Mrs Wm Hoven pa Jone ital) Brown. from Cetee. arr Dec 27, for Boe | G@ Upton, from Salem, (Nov 1!,) i Mrs K Bulkley MissLouise ie eee ‘Miss Bussell Miss M. 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Havaca: Geo Wilson, M noa, New t 1. Divine. Teight; Hacush & Janey Perkins; nnd Be 2B litchell Eliza Satan lien, Howard ty Batty Mie wis, al fer Mrs (itiving Dotan Miss Margaret Dorset Miss Aun Mere ise Av Duady Miss Catha- iaott Mes Richard jew Li Ells, Reed, Bpanish Weat to Hivre: bark Iowa, Thosmpso», for Baltimore; fan Miss Margaret bb: the |MeCormick Mu Ana ‘hamberlin do; heaper, Loring, Boston: RD re bark Odd Fellow, Warner, N | Ellis Mrs Julia C Falke Miss Mari Fa tf eae mekivoy Mra (ay) Fy hice a ite Mary Mel mason Miss Ly-| MeDowell MeCord Miss prt Mar Middletown: Mire |MeCarty M ret Mr and M Ly a Sire Nig MeKetaa Bridget fe Mare Fier ee MeLoughl n Betsey FinaeganMiss Mary | Meluernay Margaret GENTLEMEN'S List. 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Kuizely William ! eekenour Jno—2 Lave Thomas H panes A Cid | Pease Tiion & Co ied C Lodge Howard 60 Knickerbocker if [Mhoene ® B nM potter Kev Roy aneht Antonio wrence Daniel Fe o Forot Alexander rdinary Foote Doctor O Flowel CaptM ares Frooz itavenhill We y DF ao. Wight: be ne Kiker Abraham tee Bowen C Lostrade Emile Lee enjoved the mont ¢ medieal man tn cones of th ja tan ace} iene G war ‘ie Hievekish—alt wie jd J ood efingwell Jao V |S ers Wn ae Goodman JohuK lee ‘ Thompson Golden M Lenth pep eee $500 & | Rosenfield MH Lipseombe by Gaffenev Chas Garabrandt & Free- gianeey ) gny" Willian © Gares William C \jount Vereon Te Hancock Lodge two days and SANDS. 100 By De crevenis CONSULTED: nit hee The it e bardi Thos De (erow Hazeet c m | ne Chas HG |Madden and Leigh [1 {ker ye Ch analy Chas cocater i A iors Vv mite aOR eed Geo Asper my John hI alee} key Ru gway Rich C Richards Jacob M Rider Witham E Rielly Hagh Ring Saunuel D Rovinson & Co Robs Roberts é fates obbinson Wm Kx Roe Nathaniel — | Robertson G O Roberts & Law howe EG Ro 8 Sigedioh Augustus} } suater Jacob Mondford $J Salter G Cotter Stanley Capt veo Schwartz Louis Sharkey Charles Sharer William shaw Henry Sehneider Daniel Seabury JS } oad Teaeph Seabury. Cept Sherdin Robert Stewart Alex Stewart Wa R Stewart James Shemard Jon te ye David B Smith Jose Stepney I 39.8 Smith Amos W Sisson Pardon Scriven Geo ch ° Stocking Ti Timothy Btow wath Stoutenbuig Somero y sm f straas 5 Gw. Seyrss Jehe R Bealing Dag Beavy Jos 3 Jr le L {1 ox yremple ty ir a Janes H Shelden Jchn ——s John Seware Charles A Schermerhorn ( ‘Skiuner Nathaniel Silloway Sami J ‘Silberhorn Carl Schiller Je pt Ste 1 ave, ehmder Konvea Sackett, Dav s& Co St John Samuel ‘Strang Bartholomew | Wal Schwartz Theodore Steinhart Seavan Stevens Joseph rey, Sumit Tunis H Smith boos Jeffrey ante Thos C »| 320 Samuel Schorner John DrL Tan ‘Thos c Een Louis Taylor oy R ‘e: m Thoi a hpmpron tephen ¥ Thompson Wm W a Ren an Yerheyes Re Rey peter Vermut foormies Armedi an Kleeck John au Zant Jas Dow? Vac Vaskeaburg BL, Vallee Wiliam Ving Re male "Tap-| Yau Bewres aude w acer Johans Van Weguer Joho Van Wart E Van Kiuck Joba Walsh Hoste Waith Vai Warlug Ww. Ware Gen = Wilsoa Rd Joa Wrigat Lacin | Whittlesey Chae mite Thomas Winlow thos H yg Hy A Wolt Wm Ms Woocrafl LG Wallsee John Walbron Teaac Walker Fred’ Watrous Geo & Waian A & Co Waterman Jd A& Go Wheelvowhe foha right h Geo 28 Ww Weeseweod Websier d ‘gers Jos W at Hoacy 8 Wi Bicere wv an 3 Went in Welbron Lz CkCo Waitt Heary Warren J nid Walters Chas E Warner Aden Warson Mr Werons Chas Wheeler Capea of ANK OF CAYUGA LAKE, AT ITMHACA—THR UT seme f" this Bank are secured wholly by stocks of the Y end are redeemed «t slbany. by Mesers. Washam & Co. the authorized agents of the bak and boucht by nll the brokers at the enrrent rateg—9, ke. wisi page 6. 1L1SH AND NOATH AMEK Mai! steamships, hetween Bosto and Liversoo! tweeu New York aud Liverpool. calling at Halifax foceivs mails ard passeagers— Aimerica, » Cept. 5. Stor canyn clean vitelian arty tan! -liead, bow, and red on port bow. Britannia, Bos'oa, Saturday. Lith March aot. CH It. ‘Sha: JAN iodte, ergen on evar m KB G. Lect, from Dept, bas ‘apt. jarrison, fom New York, Saturday, 25:h Merch. boat money, ‘site: from E) id on the ts. LACK aa OF PACK 3 FOR LIVER- pool—Packet of the 6th.—Th Caleb Grimshiw, burthen 110@ tons. Hoxie, will positively sail ox a Nyii 7d. foot plying ou boe: Ree DO i jeg to have rs, COBU N B_ Persons wit for oontprt, and elegane for the old eountry, s! ‘and secare ber Y % ir friends browse o on. ta did new preket shi Capain am Be wt reguinr day. The the old country, by ‘ths splen ‘aia packet or avy of the Blae! Star Line, can make arrangements on reaseuable terms, by ap plying as above teen month: and spacious secomn in her receut trial tri her performance all Pasange, apply ti R LIVERPOOL — 1 AE pew AND SPLESDID & ieymetue UNITED 8 hi st mman pool on Srna, the : ip to fe i nd more than was antic ow dave She will proceed ont to rea on a second trial fie in 5 ‘and convenienes of The price of raasage outward ve fixed at $120 baek, they real OR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW York Li je of Packets—Very reduced rates of Freight— To said Monday. Mazeh 13.—The new and splendid fast sai} packet ship H i DSON, P. Pegs, master, is now loadin and will positively sail as above, her regular day. For frei! at Giles Wharf, having handsome furnished ‘sceommodanions, & “ foot of Wali street, er tok. CE AND AFTER SATURDAY. FEI ba tah, s24 stesmboat STATEN ISLANDER wil maker th ¢ following ripe, natal farther ngtiee. seave Quar- Mo ENNY LIND jew Y. AIR GLOS8, OR Glanz,of V. Whoebler, the great G new and extraordinary article, which jase intenanees here. ned having re sold WOOD & SON, wir 6 Bowery, sole agents for ‘THE MOST sUCC KS9FUL | He Meet DYE tos: dod em «Jexander’s Trieobsph color of the hair ton be: thove #hje inal nial of this celebrated Liquid D B&D Falton and W Jo, Broadway; Thomas & Mexwe Johann. & Tayl H&G A WRIGHT. role ogents tor Unites States, h 4th street, Philadelphia 88 Wil lor, Maiden lane. VERY MOTHEWSs 200k tee AYPLEHENSION G of poverty, and the pr insiders ‘book toat wil Philadelohya: eablisher No 2 Ans people from entera te} you many. these objections. Py ger. 222 eatet, Box Zei 16 Stote street, family of children, mired Darou thelr itice to sl demos terters whip: Wey ext be consulted om all dis extensive practice i nabled to cure the wors: 1%, With at meren eas) Recent cases cured in a most Av} cared on the debility, brought on b 19 BRO *DWAY—DR._ FH to: Gonorthose Gieet Swicture.end similar disorders of che Organs of Gevevatios. ‘The antivete 1s » remedy whi requirer no Assistance" thoroaghly.. leaving no tow or to the part effec inconvenienttand urele Ke,,are required. One b ase, which not unfrequently dy sight does. Price $1 192 Brond way, corner J ses of a Private ta io Fnvope, they are form of disease whet! change in dat, or hindras wo diye, Bhi JEFFUT a either (# the coum In sng the antidot ature From theie * long fore laboring w ev of youth et 7 AN TIDOTE qrickly and none of D* RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE Private Treatise,” &&o., wlio apply int ‘oh hed a ‘ng the eure. from COUPER, *Shaeham and Will ait on in Vocaslped_ open guy of the diseases there referred to, nt his residener, 2 Greenwich meet, From 9 to 12 A, 6 to.9 PM (Sunday excepted). wes of there } tle incon apidity sné chiefly. howe fe the most aggravared d eases cured in two to fy eovered anew methor by OF trieture in from one’ ty twa Teely any pain to the patient. “7 sinareret hrbicoduleed in hy young ‘hen too freely inde the limbs and ami nna aversiqg to snaieey wae ere Wa werent nied Sree, ‘confusion ofthe eue waymnted in every “PRACT any hich tutional 8 dyspey staner of recen casos, that bh: REWARD—CROS for the eure of gone ingowa complaints of (he 0g pavered for the 9 P exposure or change in »ppli- The previietor challenges it Konorahans to be bromght which the mixture will not enre, nnder forfeiture of $500 in Aid ar 273 Baondway, corner of | hempen “ou, enener Many ave cnr enre of ingle in veet