The New York Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1848, Page 3

EE GOMMBBCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. ‘Thursday, March 96 P. M. ‘The stook market was got very buovant t) day, and prices generally fell offa fraction. At the first board ‘Tesssury notes advanced | par ceat: Psnasylvania 5*, 34; Long Island destined 34 por cent; Canton ; Norwich | “nd Worcester X; Reading Railroad 3; Reading Bonds | 2 All others closed at prices current yosterday. } ‘Tho advance in Treasury notes to-day, was, no doubt | caused by tho announcement that the new loan of five } militons of dollars had been"taken at a premium ranging Jeom 1-26 to 2 per cent premium, and that the bids were Jor foll seventeen millions more than the amount want- 6d. The exoers of bids wasfor more than the loan au- thorieed by the bill which recently passed the lower houss of Congress, and there is no doubt but that the | bids for that l@m will exored the amount required as muchas they di4last spring. The announcement that the house ef Rothschilds had taken nearly four millions ©’ the loan, oraated considerable conversation in the finanstal clreles in this city, and excited a gerat deal of surprice; it is, however, nothing more than what we hava repeatedly stated. The Rothsobilis have lately seen too mush of our immense resources, compared with our limited Mabjlities, to permit such an opportunity as this new loan presented, to pass without securing it. Whatever may have been thrir prejudices, growing ont of the repudiation and de- linquency of several of the indebted States, they appear to have disappeared, and given place to confidence and faith in the security of investments made in the stocks of the general government; and thers is not the elight- est doubt but that other Kuropean capitalists will fol- low in the footsteps of the great London bank- «Ts, end become competiters for the next Joan for which this government y issue proposals Should much be the case, the premiam will range much higher then that recently received Even our own capit Mets will be influenced more or lesa by these movements of agente of foreign houses, and the government will have the benefit of the compe- tition to secure the loan. The Rothsohilds bid for the whole amount, five mil- lions of dollars; but as there were bids above the price they off-red, which had to be previded for first, they dd not get quitefour millions. The bidders. bids, amount the premium obtained, were. {Urea Gravee Five Muution Loan | id t. it. CMa lester & yy. Clarke vier i ae at Pothschilds, by Corcoran & Rigg Averoge premium... tis understood that the Messrs, Rothschilds desired an immediate iuvestment of $500,000 of their amount in United States atooks, instead of Treasury notes. After all, one or two, or even three, per cent Premium for United States stocks or Treasury notes, rates. There were no transactions in wheat—which re- bearing six per cent interest per annum, is nothing, | mained quiet at previous rates Corn coutinued heavy, compared to the premtum they will command | {hough rales ware pretty freely made, consisting of old ern mi an erse, ellow on terms mentione: ieliiony after peace is promulgated, or even after | Kelow. Meal wes quict , There was no cbangein rye Joaus have all been taken, whether we have pesceor | oroats. In provisions there was pot a great deal doing. ar There never was such a circumstance before known in the history cf any country in the world, as the nego- tiation of large loans during a time of wer ata pre- mium—and no other country in creation but this, could ever have realised sacha thing. Every loan we have thus far made, has been at s premium, and it appears that the longer the war continues, the higher the pre- mium obtained on loans. The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for the principal government and State stocks in this mar- ket for three periods :— Prices oy Stocxs in tux New Yorn Manxrr. ede es, ai, 18 ._, Rate. able. eb 25. Marek 9 United States 6 1857 Ey ‘9934 eevee . 6 1862 98 163 ala i 2108 is 6 1856 ora 97 19796103, alsnyg pees See 91a 91 91 3 es rea’'y Notes 6 102 9102} New York, i ay] ssosgai0n —a Kentucky, y ‘a 83 Minois, 1870 41 a4 Indiana: MB years 36 0 37 vkapags, _— 31 033 Al bama, 5 — 60 a 61 Feansylvania.§ — 70%a 71 Tennessee. 6 — a= N. York City 7 1857 a= 7 1982 a ssi 5 180 5 1858-70 BK Co'm N.Y. fall N.Y. Life Ins at's ast Co. Farmers Lean & Frust Co. Ohio Life Ins & Trust Co. Bank of US in Peonsylia.- *, Jersey R 2 a0 Tin OK es nm esy 60 cet sadine Ballroed Boats. Fe HF By 53 260 Several of the State legisiatures have adjourned with- im the past two wee! nd the posiiion of most of our State debts remains without sny material siteration — ‘There is every prospect ofa productive season for ail our works ef internal improvement; and as no changes have been made in the tariffof tollsby any of the boards of public works, we may anticipate s very great acces- sion of bariness. Several new lines of canals and rail- roads will this year be in active operation, and impor- tant extensions of some of the old lines will be ready by the opening of nav gation. The Illinois and Michigan canal will be cpen by the first of April; and from the extent of the arrangements made fer the construction of boat have no doubt that by the middle of April, or the firet of May, the whole line of the canal will be ‘mn aatate of the greatest activity. The imme: im. portance of this camal is by nom ppreciated. It is suppoeod by many that this line will have to depend prinoip:lly upon the interior of the State of Illinois for business, while thet will be but limited souree, com- pared with the immenss quantity of prodacs from the shores of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, and from the interior of t! tate of Miesourl, that will seek outlet and a conveyance to market, through this chan- nel, in preferonce to all others. A large portion’of the produce drawn from the extreme west through this canal,will find its way through the canals of this State to tide water, and the producers in that section of the coun- try will enjoy facilities for getting their products to market equal to maay located hundreds of miles nearer the Atlantic shore. We can form no idea of the proba- bie ammount of busicers this important work will receive this vear—it will have a foll eesson of operations; and although there is no dowbt but that the income will ex- | ceed the most ranguine estimates, we cannot form any | idea of the probable amount. The bondholders cf Iili- nois will wateh every movement made relative to this work with ‘he grestest foterest, as the improvement in the fioanelal condition of the State depends entirely upon ite productiveners. The public works of Indiana ore in order for the re. sumption of navigation, and a tariff cf tollshas been mu tually agreed upon between the board ef public works in Ohio and the agent of the Indiana bondholders. ‘The forwarders on the line antieipated a reduction, and ha’ therefore, been dissappointed; but so far as we can | tho rates aro by ne mrans exorbitont, and will not check the forwarding of produce to any oxtent, The exten- sion of the canal in this State is rapidly progrersing, and there in no donbt but that under the existing or- ganization of the caaal board, the work will bs com- ploted oa expeditionsly and as economieally as por- sible, It isa matter for congratulation that the finan’ ces of Indiana have, under the new arrangement, im- proved so rapidly; and although it may require a con- siderable lapse of time befere the boadholders will re- otive the full interest on their inveatments,they atust foo! satinfied that every portion of their claims will ultimately be repaid. The interest on the State’s portion of the public debt, under the new arrangement, has been | promptly paid; and long before the period net for a ro" | sumption of the whole aunual interest, and the payment | of interest on sorip issued for interest in arrears, tho | State will be able to pay the full amount promised Tn | the meantime,the revenue from the canal will be annually and partial; payments of interest on the canal rart of the bond The finences of Indi: ond Illinois must advance’ they cannot go back; the value of taxable property in | each is incroasing 80 rapidly that a moderate rate of taxation, with the revenue from their public works, and the prooeeds of their public ands, will suse to provide | to be carried to the oredit of the sinkingfund, while th> 45000 do 1800 Ohio 6s, 60 150 do i lo 99 100 L Islaud 28 31 23000 Ills Fand Bds 46 £00 do ¢ 31 5000 Keading Bonds —60 do boo 31 do 49% 200 do 460 3 ane Ce 59}@ 250 Harlem RR 4734 ast? S26 100 go fo00 een 100 3 shs Di ad dt RG 18 = 35) Farmers Loan es 200 0 308% 100 ee Conal 10% 300 it 200 35 Canton Co 33% 150 5 do 34 200 Vick: 25. N Am Trust 10% 200 Pheni Second Board: $5000 Trea Notes 6s 101% 100shs Harlem RR b3 474 500 lo 1% 59 do ald 473g 10000 do ‘30 102 5 do av $0shs Harlem R R 47; 2% Canton Co MM 50 ao 25 lo. blo 34: 400 do ‘bso 48 50 Nor & Wor RR si0 36! 50 do 330 4736 300 lo. 390 36: % do 47% 100LIslndRR b30 3 25 do 47% 50 Reading R 403 5% = do 47; 290 40 all caloulations, that we cannot tell whet five or ten years may bring forth in the developement of the re- sources of that prolific section of the Union. The report of the Committee of Ways and Meanst the legislature of Murylend, places the finances of thao State in a very favorable light, and gives the most en- couraging exhibit of the condition of the treasury. It appears that the receipts of ths last year were sotually | larger thau anticipated; while the expenditures fell be- | low the amount calculated upon. According to the es- | timates, there would be but about fifty thousand doliars actual amount added to that fund was $208,000. The einkiog fund now amounts to $1,642,934, netting on annual interest of about $90,000, which is invested an fast as it accrucs, in State stocks. {t is estimated that this fund will discharge the whole State debi in less then twenty years. ‘The aggregate nominal smount of the State debt, in oludiug arrears of interest, i $16,175,062: of this amount the State pays interest on but $10,827,062—the Aniereat on the balance, $5 $43,000 being provided for by the companies for whom stocks and bonds were is- sued, The sinkiog fund of the State, amounting to $1,642,934, is composed of its own stock and bonds; therefore the actual amount on which the interest is Payable out of the revenue of the State, is only $9,134,- | 128. Those facts are sufficient to satisfy every bondbolder of the safety of his investment, and the ability of the State to pay the interest on her debt punctually at ma- turity. $1000 Treas Notes 19000 de Clt’¥Y TRADE REPORT. New York, Tuunspay Arrennoon, March 9 The demand for flour continued steady, and sales of pure Genesee were made at full prices. Considerable sules of New Orleans were made on terms stated below, and some lots of Petersburg were disposed of at previou except in lard, which sold freely at previous rates. mess pork was some less firm, while prime was rather scarce and rather firmer. The day proved very incle- ment for all out door business, and transactions in gro ceries were slight, without change in prices, AsHes—Seles of 100 barrels pearls wers reported at $8: pots were quict at $5 96, to $6. Breapsturrs—Flour—Sales of 1500 barrels of New Orleans were made at $6 193; 500 do do one brand at $6 1254. and 2000 do do were reported at sid 124, raid to be common or inferior; sales of 600 barrels pure Gene- see were made, inclading acme lots of good Ohio, at $6 3736 & 6 60; 400 a 500 do pure Geneseo sold at $6 50; lt and 200 barrels a little better than common, at $6 62}. | Southern contiaued steady, and sales of 200" barrels Pe- tersburg country, were made at $6 25. Whrat—-The market was quiot; there was little offering, and we beard of no sales of moment, Corn—-Sales of 7000 bushels of old Southern mixed, were made at 520; 3000 do common Southern sold at 51c; 3500 do Jersey white were made at 630 a 54c; and 3000 do do yellow on private terms. ‘Meal wus quict at $2 60. Rye was nominally the same. Barley—Sales of 1500 bushels were made at 80c. Bea 60 barrels sold at 93% Cotron.—T jes to-day were limited in extent, as the buyers were engaged with their correspondence for the steamer, The marke weak, and small parcels were picked up at a decline of a quarter of @ cent on the prices of Monday; but hoiders will not supply the brokers? tables with large parcels at that rate yee—The market remained quiet. Featueas —Sales of 1,500 tbs, prime live geese were made at 33340 2¢Fisd—Nothing doing. We quote Halifax mackerel, Ro 14,9 75 @ $10; No. 2°, 5 8134 a $6; and No. 3%, 4 | ST dry cod coatinued steady at $3 75; scaled | herring at 6234, and No I's do, at 37)¢ per hex. it—There was @ moderate demand for wet dried reieius, st 145.9 $1 50. Ocanges and lemons continued im good demund, with sales of 2000 boxes Messina, at $2 3734. We alro note raleg ofa oe of African pea nuts, at 950 @ $1, and 30 bbla dried op; de. Hoxsy—Wa reporé sales of RD tlerees ‘Cubs, for e: port, on private terms Moasses—The warket wea inactive, but firm, at 2634 @ 270 for New Orleans, and 1539 for Cardenas <Navat Sronss- Sules of 700 barrels Newbern rosin were made at7lc,cash, We have no change to notice in other descriptions O1s—Smail sales of linseed, at 660. Shere were s f new mess pork st 10 8734; prime was scarce, and small sales from store, to the trade were msde at $9 50; sales of good nnoulders were reported at 4\o; and To. Sales of 1000 kegs, No. 1, were made eoiker 800 do, at 8%; aud 500 were reported sold at 730 a 8c. ‘There ‘wes no change im cheere or butter. Grease Lard—Sales of 40 bhds were made at 5)<o. Sucans—A lot of German crushed was sold for the Philadeiphia market, at Sc; New Orleans continued steady, without sules, at previous rates. Taitow— Prime rendered was firm, at 934 a $9%; and | some parties were holding it at 10c. We could hear of | uo transactions. Tosacco—Some sales ef Cuba were reported on terms not Lvs sales of 75 bhds Missouri were made at | boa 6 «.Wuavenone—Exporters offered 260 for North-West, | Sibeg small sales were making for home uae, at 37 0 | °. | + Wuisxey—'The sales of Western noticed yesterday, at | 22340, weresaid to have been in inferior ole; drudge was beld at 28c; sales of 100 bbls were made at 230. in good order. 1agHTs—Corn was engaged for Liverpool in bags, | at4d Lard and cheese were taken at 20s, and a covsi- | dvrabie lov cf naval stores heard of no en- | | Gol On the day sucoseding our last report the feeling cf | duliness was more apparen' a prices one-eighth lean | ‘was accepted tor 600 bales, the smouct of the days tran. | sactions, the line of the market being at 73s for fair Up- | lands. O2 Monday, 28th ult, the sales were 700 bales at 8 Tuvaday lots d, and the sles) but little done, but th ket a growing confidence being felt torn by the Britannia, On T! }, holuers succeeded bay's prices, at which 600 bales yo Veiday the sales wore 1000 the market closing frm at 8e for moraiog the arrivsl of the tteamer B was announced by the telegrap! was ressived my te one jy her was so unexpested and #0 sou in connestionwith the accoin- ng manufacturing districts, that | ‘6 at ® quarier cent advances were not readily ob- he sales barely renobed 1000 bales On Hewiey, immediately after the delivery of the letter mail, buyers appeared, and prices soon advanced another quarter of a cent, at whieh the market closed firm, with salen of 7000 bales, neariy the whole of which was taken for Liverpoel, the great demand beiog for the low grades, On Taeeday the market was araply supplied | losing rates of the preceding day, and the rake not exceed 200@ bales, closing feeb! only 1000 bales fousd buye: than the closing rates of Mor erday, the weather wi operations were conQned to emall parcels for the elosing of orders, and for which lower prices were rooepted | We have adjusted eur quotations by advancing them | ths of a eenton our lass, to eonform to the clore of | {he market yesterday. The purchases for thie week | ‘eppeated to b entirely for orders, and were apparenily | based on the supporltion of over etimstes of the crop, outinued dedoiexcy at the porte, which has | EP censed toexiat, and also from the moderate amount going forward to Liverpool, and the reduc the improve the money market, and the hopes of Ind from which quarter the aceouats were rather | couraging, as the low pri which hed been | role there had tended to incrosse consumption, and hopes may reasonably be entertained that we ebailshortiy ed from that quarter o1 bare markets, and advencivg | riees. | with | nd must soon be thrown, Pp tally hasten th aunburg the stoek 1s 67,000 r. At’ Macon 87.600 bees ys 14.000 bales: lant ear, At yee Georgia, 24,000 bales ngaiont 17 000 Inst year. At Montgomery. | ‘Ala. 22,000 bales againrt 8000 last your, The total re- ovipis at the ports exhibit an excess over those of last yenr 0f30,000 bales, "The movements of thin steple in this country up tothe laters dates thie season, compared with the previous two, have been as annexed | Movemesrs ov Cortow i rue Uniten States Rates. Receipts at ports of ti 0 U, 8. sine Sept. 1, 1947,1,871,492 sais period lant 1 880 24d MA by Ne “year bape 1997 Exports from U 8. — a for the annual interest on thelr debts, It is impossible to form any idea of the growth and progreasofthe Western States; they have hitherto advanced so much beyond rn oe. 682 487, ‘The receipts at this port sleet ‘the lot ings, have B been | likeness of the Hon. Ja | Attorne) The stook of cotton in Vad interior towas has accumu. | *) rie 4 token by spinmers,” 6009; amount en sale, 18.000. . : : dotations in this market were as an- eactae : fea aap bo net 9G shies, pena Teriag dseh a Furniture, te oot Bethe vince a Liverroon Cuassrtcations. fore ant Cais ro a NS * | Sri ah root. Bf _ Uplands — Flevide favorable. Mansfeld ere ohh D Sa moe. one "6 W. BROWN, AUCTIONSER — BRAUTIFU en A Rikites taka ae neti’. o eon ik | SS eens as ye ( Dada Pr iy SE ry Fk Biv itrage souteal Sattesaue. eit cled | March 1 aiuffed birds: preserved by W. Galbraith. ot West Papiokee, Mrs, Brougham. MARKETS ELSEWHERG, | Hoboken, The sollection com orises the feet beantiful birds | | Bey. MOONEY, AU’ TIONE R—SHIP CHAND- | 1 f the U: fied States. and humming and «ther birds from the Or i THEATRE-—FRIDAY EV ; oa 9% | Went Lodi South America, exme from Europe, birds of B will be perlormed the crng.d nomizal | parative, from hina. &e. Mr. Marsholl: Macduff. Mr. Ch at 10 o'clock, at ler’s tock By, Edward Payson, NOS Pron Sa door Tom esraer’ Guaveryeur auvet, stick | SPRtMTHEe Eesbere STOCK MARKRTS. trade of aship chandler retiring from tusiness, coutaining | Mr Jordan: Mr. Ger Bartimone. March $100 8 & O RI dividend bonds. 78: | the usual assortment, including fixtures, &e particulars Firemen’s Ins. 15% ; 20 shares B & O RR. on time, yo do Ido do do, 38%: 19 do do do, 3836: | 39: 10 ig dodo + w. 38% ; 10do do do, And eonclude with t Witdloye, Mir Hall: nd Galler Tilton; Banquo, Mr. Hall: irst ‘Witch, Mr. Steve Dupean, Mr Bellamy? Heeate Mr Piamer: Lady Mac. deems OREN | mat he LADY WN Zephyrina, y, L2hg-eents. Doors open ek BY TRE MANLY, Affairs in Washington, h 8, 1843. Wasuineron, Mai The Treaty still on Trial. The Senate, down to eight o’clock this “ven ! ing, have been industriously at work upon the | treaty. The discussion, | been desultory, and upon several ameudmenta we understand, hes | Proposed. We have nothing especial to add to our telegraphic despatches of the day Messrs. Benton, Webster, Allen, Breese, Dou- | glass, Hole, and Baldwin, are almost, | alone, if not in opposition to the treaty with the ime. Ooo aN 25 do dy do. 38! 2 do 'do do, 39; 4 do ee ‘ “ re : iat * a Vuited Sarcees 10e7-cl-scl at lake NHATHAM TMEATRE,——FRIDAY kvenina, | “Mendments which have been, and which will bids Treasury 6 nsked 1 . inert. who is removing | {7 March Jorh, will be performed the tragedy of "IZARHO, | be made. nuked, 87 bd: Baltimore G's, 1808 eked, 97 sete tt 40: 479 | Gr. The Death of Rolla Rolin, Mr. AA. Addama: Pisuiro, | yy more and Ohio Railroad shares 8944 asked. 39 | Broadway, upstairs, cain or shin L, Auction | Mtr, Hi frau: Boy, Miss Kate Devin; | Mr. Benton and Mr, Webster have yet tomneke PHitavetrnta, Varch 9—Fi- "Boerd:-84900 Stato, 5's, | ser. vira ad #ling, by Miss Doloriane. | (heir formal expositions of th d they 74's 10 Heading RR, 21%; 3 Northera Liberty Banl, 4934; m* a “4 To conclude oe ingen UR CHEST=Sir Edward Morti- | Rog. Hon ne case, and they 190 New Jersey Conper.( r U | TVE NTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD—CALLA- | mer‘Se J°B. Boothe Doors open at 7 Gelvekverformanes | are expected to do it to-morrow 000 Stare 5% gban McCarthy, ac indentured apprentics.ran away oe to commicnes at 76. 2 coutss Pir, 1936 4 the Stat . ond Del Canal 6's, 736. oN atole from hiv master s)xt of ge, 5 fret 9 icehes h Union File Works, Sing Sine, qn the 20-h' February, and | Iyee doliars He is shout i7 years He had on ance + abt hair, ray ey 50. 6 Phila Rank, 11834; 15 Le! “ hen he left a brown sack Shee, dark ‘wasratoons, andacloch | pete 9 Bank, 334; 10 Susq Canal, UE oe Cine GNU Ii; S0°Now | Cap. He 92 supporedio have esos to Blackstone; Massxehu- Prag Git ENS Jersey Copper Co. 34 oe seta peer, will crract the said boy. and sn a m9 | irks ety Green, Boston, Maceh 3 “Broker's Board —17 shares Boston he subscriber, will receive. the nbove reward ay r08 Maine rel oad 118214 do Pitchbere tailnds 17:26 do, 40. | JOUN RUSSELL, Union Bile Works, tt | ret ea burn and Ri wr rsilvoad, 94: 10) Reading rajlvoat, 22 (harboring or trasting pike raid Boy, on Phillips. ‘Co be fol do Vermont Central “ailron, B1y8134: 35, do d YORK IN 188—Mo Worcester ril-ond, 604 ae ea tase on Feat B Mi Manue, Mra He ton Co. Div No. 4, 60d 6: 50.40.10 No 3 30d 77%; $59 U ailrond bonds. tral railroad tel 1 do Northern id. 986: ilroad. 993 Sa do, dn 143 5 do Western railroad: | fesv 10196 v —Cotton—The midiv, but as factors offered their stocka freely, and showed themaelvs illing to submit to a declina, tha aales reached 8500 bales, taken for Ena- land, the North of Europe and the North. Prices have heen irregular. but strietly middling bas been sold at 634, and good middling at 6X0 Until the decline is cor No. $3! REWARD—LOST, ON TAURED AY MORNING, receive the above reward. ovd the thauke of the owner, by Lint nr, ON TH wav or Wall to Sonth street warded by leaving the same at Nos. 54 and 55 South street, up stairs about half nast ‘clock, in Broadway, near Trini- hureh a Gold Fob Chain, ameth: stove, The finder witl i the same ot Yo. 384 Broadway. EVENING OF THE 7TH INST. sidewalh, in lath steeet, between Broad public that ut the suggestion of mauy. thi Tiniversity plice,a Rlack Lace Searf, abont three to! setrin for one might oely, the fixt ‘The fiader wil bs liberally rewarded by leav ng the sem agpers 1 appointments, used on the ¢ 42 Rast 14th OST, A BUN: H OF K#YS IN GOING THROUGH Wall and Reaver street, to, Broadway, or through Broad- ‘The finder will be liberally re- will take place Fi to be on the same scal ed with the ai sure whic! bility will on to be obtained roborated by further seine at these rates, we quote mi4- dling to good middling at 6ifa7o, asthe prices actualiv paid, and the asking prices of rome of the factors Stock on hand on Sent. 1, 1647, 23. bales: arrived aines to date, 730.403 40; 5,607 do; exported to 2797 Ao; stock on hi andon thip-board not cleare cco —We hear of the following sales : 3 hhdi rop. at 3%; 91 hhds. relested. refused. $1 whom liberal wages will be given Applicat’ ‘on to be made to E. jane. 0. WATC HMAKERS—WANTED, TO “GO TO New Orleans, a comcetent and perfect workman, to A Vrenchman preferred & H. SIMONS, 33 Maiden formed that in and 28 and 21 bhds on private terms. Stock on hand on Sept 1, 1847, 92.299 hhde: arrived nines to date, 15074 do; exported to date, 97.186 do; exvorted to-day. 4 do; stock ofvhand and on ship-board not cleared, 10 076 do. Satis‘actory reference New York. a el set SITUATION IN A HAT, CAP, OR Fur Store, by an experioneed salesman, fur entter, &e. 2 on application at 162 W. TALIAN OPER Sugar—The market has been quiet and the sales are confined to 400 bhds. at previous rates, aay fair S¥¢a42¢0. —The demend has been sctive, and 1200 bola have been sold at 19340200, some choice lots bringing Flour—The market is firm. and tha rales reach ee 400 bbis Obto 2; 800 bbls common at $4 bbls dewaxed. at auction, at $3 8734; and 500 Ohio in lots at $5 1225 25. Cornmeal—600 ay 0 bbls sold at $2. Corn—The market has given w: wad prime ~ ping lots do not command over 406. Seles of 10.000 racks | Brot ATe site an follows : 590 at 350; 2500 at 3734; 1200 at 380; 2000 at 400; 625 at 410; and 900 choice yellow, delivered along ride. at 430. Onta—-Sales of 450 sacks nt 410; 390 at 420; 200 at 440; and 132 at 460. Pork —The demand has been fair. and the sales comprise 1400 bbis as follows : mess at $9; Pen 575 bls at $9 05; 360 bbla prime $3 25 'Lard—Sales con- dtierces. of which 125 bbia at 63; 49 at 63: 291 at 5X; 175 at 6: 125 Heroes and 120 bbls at 6%, and 110 kegs at 60 Bacon—I17 casks shouldars sold at 334, and 97 sides at 4%0. Bulk Pork— 160,000 Iba were sold at 80 for the hog round, and the excess of hams and shoulders at $3 25 for hams, and $2 30 for shoulders. Lead—1110 pigs upper raines were rold at $3 75, and 1479 plan lower minen at $3 60 Whiskey 300 bbis ont Te aber rast pe sbove Grand and below Sth street. WwW HAS EMO cD HT * stock of Miscellaneous Books (75,000 on} from | 63 Liberty Review, from the commencement in 1898 to July, ‘845, nix: tren vols, $25. Foreign Literature and Acience, 42 vol. 8 vo. $12. fans in enrved ivory and pearl fins of the most beautiful _de: ANTED.—A SUIT OF FAB ORS, OR ONE PAR. Iorand another room. onthe first floor—wert side of adway preferred; aploce in Bond or Bleecker wey, di ure fo: a aow as ia EXTENSIVE | tWo million of franes eet. to the spacious store 178 Fniton street, ¢ Muses) a few doors west of Broadway, opps- maple of s Just received, the Democratic | 7% Sc. PanVeCharch vard. r, 8 vols., $10. Ameriean Annual ion Museum of py Maiazine. 14 vol, $21. London epee Hees HELLS OL YMPIC Crabtree, Mr. © Mra Mrs fey Miss Rober the NEW FooTM AN. * ROADWAY THEATRS. BALL —The Proprietors respectfully annonce to the ala.” in order to zivea Grand Fan iday Kveniog, March 10th. the arrangements strezard ty decorum an: the box office. gentleman 82 additional cards fi resumed on Ssturdiy eveuing. nest of theusands bon luring the Tast week. has been THEATRE —FRIDAYV norale. Mr. Hol Mr. Thomas ‘T Taylor. After ea the Mr. Ho!land lowed by LANG at "NEW sea, Mr. Chanfran; Jake, Mr. Conove: nary. ‘To conclude with the fice entitle: Bobby Breakwindow, ‘ir. Hollaud: De ress cirete, $0 cents: mpper ogre will open c atest in Mary ‘ES—Mr. Lovewell. GRAND FANCY DRESS y have bern mduce? whieh sand condnet to ene fe of e'egance and grande: tee of citize: direction. Cords of edmi ion Iatles one dollar each — he public is addirton » the above arraugements A.-IN CONSEQUE eucy ofthe weather, the Concertsala Masard are hive y' Gala wee tof those pro: 2” Paris, which have real, z fo the proprictor of that thevts.” he tone week only. 1 der the man drille, by eight | upper boxes 50 cents K A| WOODWORTH. ‘Theatre. has received ick fans. 8,9and inch, | lored, figured and silver velty at Palo’ of the npperranes of lected for this ridal sud reourning fans, py gence. Partthe Sth wi UANO.—SOUTH AMERICAN GUANO, OF THE Ret actertwhlen ty first quality, in hovsherds, at 1% cente per pound, with che EN (or hgerhende, Ror ials by RVEREDT te BAT: LU South street. 200 bbla rectified sold at 200. Freights—One Ameri- can and three Britieh ships taken for Liverpool at 15-32d, and one American ship for London at $55 per ton gross for provisions, Also, two ships for Boston at 62}¢ and 650 for pork. and $2 absle for cotton Exchange—Good demand forthe rteamer. London, 7 8% per cent prem; and men fom per CARD.—GREAT AND UNPRECEDENTE and which will te dances a ‘by eight of the ladies tl Opera Houre: decidediy the last week, the Model Artists —' | ious to please the public, taker this opportuni’ of informing them thatthe splendid and rich tableaux which have been se- the most renowned psinters, acd which cannot possibly ful pleasing all those who may hi or the theatre with their pre- quadrille, called the yefore on any jonging to a fancy dance (horapipe) by oxe of ill eons 10, LET—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. 185 Cherry street, consisting of two Parlors ‘two bedrooms pantry on second floor. two attic bedrooms and back base- t with privileges in the uader cellar:te a, small genteel ily. ADDY to WM. SULLIVAN, 77 William street, cor- of Liberty. ap stairs. Paris, 5 32}¢ 95 40; New York. 60 days, 2 0 234 eee dis; do. ight, pat 8 % per cent prem; tes, 6 par. Married, we On Monday morning, the 17th’ of January, 1848, by | “2: George F. Ketel, Mr. Avour J. Enon to| NX Forcay, daughter of the Iate Samuel a vd this oity. by the Rev. Mr. Patton, Wituias ‘a 5 by Mr. ISTY, whose Lu Pp TeRUTiee Nese te tien Geascoren Wehilin open sana Pre mt, oncupied by Mr for | are, nightly’ Kenred Hunan, of this city. Stabe ae to advantareo germs, pomension, wil be Riven 4 the aioe ee the Rev. Henry | Is! May neat: bur, if desired, the mnt will gi : . WILLtAMs, seth of Newbers. outhe Istol April For terms ap Nyro ANS R. s mn, open. gt 2, Conoert commen N. C., to Mies Aww Manta Funny, of Southampton, L. I Cormick’s faces song the sores of Mr Dee teen ae In Liverpool, on the 2d_ult., by the Rev Mr. Cooper, of St. Marys Catholic Church, Bernweu. Bryans, eld- est son of Mr. B. Byrne, of this olty, to Faanexs, young- IN ONE aale. Pon on at 3 est daughter of Mr ‘Thomas Prior, of the former the principal thoroughfsres of the city, with a fie or ha In Brooklyn. on Wednesday, the Sih inet., byt! e Rev. North ligh . sthelicanans Va | aefared wie. ad wel i nue rs r Dr Lewis, of the Holy Trinity, Mr. Ricwanp P. Rooxns | Up juving Croton warer, Se ind immed xe ments every afte nonn and ev. to Miss R 4 E., daughter of Joseph Quick, Eeq., all | ¢,., sable, the prige for goad. will, fittings paratas, &e. kee, Miss Bernard, th of England. £10. Addrens BROMINE, nt this office. faaey, Ba pe Ad Died. POUNDS ENGLISH PATCHWORK | J At Herlem, on the 8th inst., James Tice, in the 88d 150, 000 rin fast, colores; tust arrived, 200 e N EW ORK year of hia pitror pba eetetee giving fr Waney Balle Or Stage, | tion of the Hon Henry The friends of the family are reepeotfally invited to attend his faneral, fom the residence of his sister, Mrs | Garno, at 109th street, 3d avenue. on Fridey, the 10th inst., at 2 o'clock, PM’, without further invitation. His remains will ba removed to Wentehester for interment Sudd-nly, this (Thursday) morning, Joun McKenzie in the 35th year of his age ‘The relativer, and friends of the family are requested large store room, 20 fe lar, situate at the corner 7th stre RE iL add ro Prof. Hay of tl M OER OR LEASE THE LABOR THERE STO, | Gases Buliy, Unek wo tgaaner hi totes i eyed 30 rants and Poses Pinsti by the Mode! Ani ats. Pi HM inter and Model, D-sheates y ble for. eit ey LIVINGSTON, ets, enteel board! fn hot Boe. 0 east ‘The manager respectfully announces that he has secured the services of the celebrated Professor Yr Besutifnl Ladies have be ‘eung, to form ne. Part 3——Slee) ial ke: Parquatte, 36 com us, ke — Boyes ith carte 33 John street. rales OR RENT—ONE OF THE ST “STANDS aN the city of Washington, for suv kind of bi t front by cl deen with Fens cel ‘and Peansylvania Ave “CHANIO® H the week. Un Original CH alle’ RISTY Grandand Broome IST Y’S MINS hs band in the United Strtes, under the direct ALI led succe Te maty-thir 'RELS, the oldes inimitable and original eatertainments with crowded and highly respectable fayored with a ‘ontronage ‘unprecedent: | t in this city. Admission 25 cents Doors at So’elock. For the accom: en After on f aor every Saturday. AGUERREAN ROOMS FOR IS. 'SAL 50 Furnitures and choice | vine Milk, with the Jenny, Yon , which will brsold off | nex’. A full rehearsal room of the Soe on SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN —THE N MUSEUM .—Splendid performances, eve Admission to the whole 25 cents. eveaing the performance 4 ALE n a a o'clock, and every evening a 75%. ‘The as the pleasnre of a: oupeing 2 engagement with Malone Bavmo. ters, who give their inimitable ish Masien! Entert: « Great Western, the Yan- ¢ Model of Jerussiem,the Scripture Sta- Prenerved front seats one shilling extra wi desi ired Presi- ming members 1 ie VANDERBURGH 9 BROADWAY. Piecarerane Concerts by 3 splendid stermer HER MANN, Capt. Crabtree, will leave with the justly celebrated Vi to attend his funeral, on Saturday, at 1 o'clock, pm. | picr'No 4. N re Oeil on Monday, 20th Mareh, care a pert rmarnees of Without further larltstion, fror Nile late residence, 03 | fylox the Untied Beaten matt ‘This shiv Wy bute of aaeseal he renowned Sp ‘Wooster street. The remains will be taken to Green- | strength. under the inanection of the azent of the United States whose macmcent pod sor ge have ioltahted all Europe wood cemetery for intermect. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and will appear. Pietare and Hollidayahurg, Pa , papers please oo Musee teenies, Diana, Ree Hinton iiinele On Wednesday afternoon, 8th inst., Miss Catwanine Love tater the Living Tateet, Fortine Telling, the Axi McManvs, aged 69 years. | mated Figure, &e. Admission, 25 ceuts; doors open at = commence #t 8. Change of perfo: manee ‘each evening. iler friends aud acquaintances are invited to attend het cee this noon, at 4o’clock, from 489 Pearl atr Yesterday morning, in the fourth year of his age, Roseat, son of Robert C. and Matilda Morris. ‘The friends of the family are invited to atteha the fu- neral, this afternoon, at 4 0’clock, from No. 10 Lafeyette Piao, without further isvitation. On Thursday, 9th inst., Jouw Remrox, aged 53 y His relatives und friends, also of Edgar Rodgers, the membera of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 73 I. O. of o.F, and of the Order generally, are invited to attend his fu neral, on Sunday morning. 12ch inst . at 83¢ o’clock, from = bee! residence, corner of Market apd Henry streets. inst., Emecive Maria Henperson, only ivaguter of Jourpt F., and Emeline Rose, aged 2 yearr, 8 monthe and $ ‘The friends of the family are partisularly invited te attend the fan: ‘his (Friday) afternoon, at 3}¢ o'clock, from 21 Monroe stré S¢RRECEPTION OF THE HO} JOHN DONKEY by the cit ye! pie of vew York in compgny and (% reesived om board afier pers may rely upoa this vessel salivg puoctually as, ed, and also having their onds correctly measured; it will be 0 3 F stof%h March—The new aud sple:did fast an | packet ship fC freight or passage havtsg aplevdul Faruished secommodations wi gE. x COLLI INERVA ROG. nal an TUS, Asa lldridge. master, regular day will positive! y sail the United yon hoard at Or! rf, foot of Wall NS. 56 ‘Bow vd the Roscias. et. oF to ship Siddons ay. were nightly hi veo, by the m 0 one snecessive Conse th ing, the 14¢h inst, the choveeast os of Freight "o snil Monday, iret and only regular packet ‘The new aod splendid fast epply en vot of Wall street, or to kK Positively no freight wil be | cday evening, March Ily Ship- ivertiae | |. at ‘Orleans Wharf, LLINS, 16 South Neuere noo. enings, Mare! tr to call before engaging freight elsewherem= | her) wiilapperr on th ‘Orleans, Mr Wm Creevy, who will | series of 4 shpe Foods to higadiress. Poel ship RIC Bano | Noses ale atey ag BUENwill suceeed the Hudson, and sail her regular day. | | 3 ‘The Pol ‘ection of id prop wath vr Clay and others.” with ineidents of the reception description of the proc together with a splendid jan, engaged at playing his favor te ame ; with other matters, to be seen in The Jobu Donkey, of this week, which is to be hed (price six cents) of ailthe newsmen, and of George Dexter & Broth her, 38 Ann at cartain om board. mand EW AND SPLENDID steamer H Mellen, will leave the | mboat pier fout of Vieanr street this afternoon at 5 o'clock, | ME R, ROB M day, Marois 10, 1848. Bor freight or passage, apply to the Corcer:, at the reli the (3ch, 1848. N mi B yeas, Str Co., Ana street dways od Grab vine “alldings, wad” Berford & Go, 2 Astor J08 JEWELL AGAIN-THE POLICE GAZETTE for this week. will contain a furcher account of the Jewell rape case is Boston; alaothe Slaver’s Story, thrilling tale in | the life of Monroe Edwards: alan the legends of the Robber's Cave ou th= Ohio, wih a splendid pieture of it, by Banvard: together with foreign ond eommercial ivems; and gener: sc- couut of murders, rapes, robberies, ec. &e, &e., throughout theUnion. Price Four ce UBLISHED THIS BAY, BY BURGESX STRIN- Co, Eva, or the [sles of tie Sa Death yack by E. en, weal Cooper ieee cxpetiamere term ot rt intellect and OTICE—ON AND ANTER SATURDAY, FER. ruary 18h the ace-mbont STATEN ISLANDER | wil ete fy oe tring tl Et Leave ‘DUANE STREMT, BETWEE. ravated jserse: and mild cas two to five cay? s discovered anew method by which re in from one to two ks, with scarcely any pain to the pati ieutionsl might on by a secret habit indulged in by young freely indulged i per: the Taberaacle on Mor which are the A cure warranted in every No mercury wed. sand small of cl e back, "out sion to society. or vo eharge. ness ot & wi them before the Sth of April, Two Splendid e of the oldest origi al bands of ‘States; ll, whore inimitab! will open at the M door above the Srondwi per seate twenty-five conta, entire company of Atueriean and Foreign commence’ at $ 0% sisced by Ue Bohannon Family and ether talented perform: Tiption lists are now open. have kindly volvnteered {COND AND LAST CONCE nthey will introduce an attreeive prog: under te aud Wy ar enter ite and New Ha- ts, have the erva Room, Broad wa Witha pregraime containing some of jopian, Melody. During the ver. in his gelebrated. Highlaud 8. davees, Se, will be ter unexeeptroanblecmasver-— jem. Commence n No. 332 BROADWAY, Theatre.—Briday ar h loth, aed 1th M, en hid er novelties ‘ce Department well kaown Pood order, ORRIS WILL GIVE Minerva Roims. on For { Doors open at 7 o’clock, and Covcert cloek Oa which occasion he will ve 100 Ladies and Gen- to serve as Committr CRT BU T ONK, PRIOR for the Inst fourteen their visit to Washiogtoa—The Harehi smily, diseases 0 | renewedly grateful to the citizens of New York for their re- the most a: spect and prtronoge at formercoecerts, beg leave to auncance nday evening, March 13, oa which oe- ich way be sent ty Siiver Caps! | ME COLLECTION OF TH WOuKkS OF THE cing removed te the Lycenm Building, xhibited again ina few dave. Both these cups are of the vuine value, aad are eneh ofr: ‘Old Masters is b AV Revannutectary of "4 edie Brfeate OL ie ewes | mented with chased likeness of the erent and good (to may | S67 Broadway. to bee fer Amseon ota” Haven ar pply of these favorite brands in store, it the eousterfeit of the ssme | F.MANCHO, 61 | ‘keep poe exutions. } By ssveral dean eaters cf the eity- Front st. @ aaa DAN, reli t f ma Dated Washes eb 2.188 ANDRE: OM. Hare 790 SEEN ead gi M1, PH tell yor he y Coplnvetat omer Nassau and Beekman. Heaningand repairing. Fos CLOTH ed only to be opene teh Ene conuadram: ow ‘the El ¢, who will select t v0 the paper for one, the best and second best will be er cups will be awerded. The | ¢ jecessrul ecuundiums will appenr, at an early * Joha Voaley.” A eopious selection from the ed should take OF these twenty ted. to whom Mexiean ladi Address Mexicy IF =< will be sold hey price. rt rt at fe WLOUR STORE.—GENESEK, OHIO AND MIC Ltd holesale aod Flour, at wi favorite brinds | ible fr rem for,fumily | stantly fi the Jo O8 NAYLO®, No.1 Front, ‘corner Whitetail. mY [HOUND FOR SALE int, sold only in eon: | Fe pret, from 9 to 12 A. thera. referre’ ed to, nt his residence, 8 Greenwich G tod PM. (Sunday excepted): aply | in the Carly stages of these complaints, will at the rapidity and little inconvenience attend. Itis chiefly however, those who hove suffered tain © Otherwire, who ean pro regard to the climate, K ites, seven 0: Piano Fortes. (like | care. = Durability and RARACPHDS PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE | di fferevee of pri 0 pens ses of the Genital Organs, their natere, symy~ ibe sete’ or ose | sted ene; Adapted to the aue of fora good wagon, Piying | th edition, 342 it: | buity withuniane NVILLE'S Stables, Car a Boia by. all ere in the “| United ‘Beaten, Candee, ‘he, Bold Also. By he, agthor, 68 } est cremium at tl | Greenwich treet: or inaiied, free, in secure envelopes, cm | aie in gexernl use in ILMARD TABLE FOR SALE, RECENTLY IM | rcovint of $ ‘addresied box 809, Lower Post Office, | H. Horr begs tanve to Bu It isthe best and mort benntifal | “ew York ROSS _ | ation them by Professo ie betrand in Now York. avd would be panicnieny ccure | an : em i ’ 0. 1. 1M8—BR AN DRETH'S PILLS ARE SAFE tient for a club, a rich habication, or x country h | reliable, especially edapied for the eure of bil yy ELIT wid ons Liver Complaints, pepsin, giddine aed pai ia the, | hearthburn wesrisome feel og sfier meals por- — SEDUPUEPEEE Tabi of ew Verw ted arereien are sooee ely iatarmed uentarly af flitulene, spasm in the stomuch ard | TEVWRNTY VHIK that the shove named steer, five yenrs old, fattened by Mer. | owes ‘of receat or chronieal costiveness, | the thei Thome Bell, of, risiana, Westehester coun and for | whieh he received the first promium at the uur, and alsa at ihe annual city Fair, together with a very superior heifer, admitted by judges to be the flaest ever offered for sale ia this city, {aitened by Mr. Abraham Barton, of Chestont |)» idee. Datchess county, N.Y. Alero, three very # ‘ened with the steer, aud which im at the tity Knit. All of the sbove named having | Sag Ung at No 185 Exéridge aecot, ifthe Let: "“Z on ie taken to the a 0.4 Gathers vei siarch At AEFRED VARIAN, No.4 {Eathacine | fat ~ + worth is beyond estunate, Parely vegetable in their they do sot ceession any confinement to the | ‘Twenty-third Annmal Ist of April. 5 ‘teretion fom tue sacl diet. Their operation ix “nthe impurities of the system d, andeven then the slight neon- liveliness andre’h Pills destroy worma, wees of irregularity in the ure of health to + ant must be i bo fall apprec a5 cents per bor, with rections, at wery, acd at Dr. ‘incipal Office, ve Bicedway, New York. TURTL tor of the B stewed The lard JAMES FOSSETT. a will commence moving Nt 7) SOT THEAT SALT OF LITTLE 8, formod i forthe parpose ot the iastrameuts perfect, with spec) hi mention concerts ) trom $600 to $: riitaney and freiliy been awarded tne golden medal of the first deg et @ disponal of the French ge nvernment,) and sationsl Aendemy of D: | Academy are now ready for the i+ JOHN G. CHAP) Garden. ¢ mission 99 cents: eniid on Wednends ADELPHI ere they are ordered. “Buyers will they are wanted for the be re uot effected by the 0 cail the atte urpassed for bial { toneh, nce of appearance (the bigp: ‘rance, Kugiaed and Germeny. tr. refer co'the high eulogiume bestowed rs, and the Press, on ‘he occasion of his D ANNUAL Ar asthe seri "will be opeved MAN, Beeretory, N AND TERRAPINS=1HE 24 uk Coffee House, No Pine siiert his epicaresu friends, that he has jonth a prime lot of ea Turtle, in soup ard steaks every day this | reat din: ay Brey que", | Sler bo go into executive cession, Fh will be performed ihe farce of | farda admitting stady and | WANTED LOAN oF, THE ABOVE | Wasey Dresser can be Wail from the extensive wardrobe of this | amonutis desired for two months. for | Theatre, for RB exten. by applying to the tr, A. Jaek- champleseenrity ean be given, by ena of merehas son Allen, ‘Tiekets for gentlemen only twodolines ‘The su Address M. F, Herald C Perb wardrobe of the ‘Theatre will be hired to gen‘lemen— h re each costume The Dramitic performances | twenty iy number, will | ‘of their celebrated | y Dance, BY ue of the | ry wight during i} kk of th three jbeantifal | Children | Wiper ni that they will give their second acd lest concert but one at | | | ginta | the subject. The treaty ma | therefore, till Fri sion will be had to-m not be finally disposed of » though it is rrow hoped a deeis The plan xdopted will be a modification of the treaty—the rejection of the tenth article—the modification of the clause relating to chureh monopolies of lands in California, such es the Macnamara grant; and Ai r subs diary ments, ‘The line of the Sierra Madre umend- proposed bv Mr. Jefferson Davis, has failed—the line of 36 30, westof the Rio Grande, is spoken of; but the weather hag not been more chongeable than the phezes of this treaty since the day, from day to day of its diseussion Mr. Webster, Mr. Badger, Mr. Mangum, and others of the old shoeked at the adoption of euch a bastird in the face of the world Mr. Benton is wrathy at the fatesh, and the eredulity » sof Trist. Mr. Alloa is: astounded edulity nod fatwity of the Administration, mide reme mbers, wilh no fall measure of forgive- nesd, the Orego : traasaetion—Mr. Breesry ditto. Mr. Hatl thinks the Geety takes an unfair ed- vantage ot Mexico, aud that we also pay too much for the whist! Mr. Baldwin has some- what the same opinions upon tie eubje of the Senate on both sides, peace which may be sified out of the erude ma- terials furnished by Mr. ‘Triat. One great impediment to the free consent of the whigs to 2 peace upon the basis of this treaty is, that the admmistration is so anxious for it i) hey would rather dictate to the administration, than to act according to its recommendations. It looks like deserting their party, to sustain the administration, even in a py with Mexico, though they are equally desirous of peace; be- sides, there is a great falling off in the dignity of senatorial action, to play second fiddle to an ex-clerk, and an ex-commissioner, ecting with- out authority, and under an official bill of ex- communication and disgrace. But the ease ia urgent, and the question of | peace or war, with the force of the outside pres- | sure, is irresistible. Mr. Gales, ot the Intelligencer, knows it; and hence he has been working ag faithfully as Father Ritchie, to persuade, by | means of the outside pressure “of public opinion, to induce the Senate to make a peace out of the schedule in their hands. What, then. with the pressure of the administration and Father Rite sires onthe one hand, and of Mr. Gales on the other, with his extracts from the aewspapers ullover the country, there is no escape. Peace must be made, and the treaty must not be utterly rejecte The plan, then, is to modify the treaty, and return it to the President with a recommenda- | tion of one commissioner, or three commission- sees it, and ‘| ers, to take it to Mexico for ratification. Tue Doctor. Wasuineron, March 8, 1848. ATR BROADWAY, BETWEEN | The President at Work for a Re election—“* A Littie more Grape.’ In my letter of Monday, | hinted at the move- ments in Illinois, for the purpose of furthering Mr. Polk’s aspirations to a second term. | Mesers. Cass, Buchanan, Woodbury, and Dal- jas, are riverand harbor men, and this 1s one ef the grounds on which the President elee- tioneers against them. He desires that his vetoes” and “ tonnage duties ” shall De made | “Oregon and Texas” of the coming cam- | paign. The Llinois Senators are not favourites at the White House. They would not turn for 49 n Mr. Polk abandoned 54 40. They voted rand harbor bills; and one of them d, publicly, the first veto. They now diloquent, fire-eating, : lariug themselves. for in ocean-bound republic, go for the treaty cloniously made by Mrg Trist. Rumer says that General Casa pi unces a Man@uvres sotten up by the President to entrap him Certain candidates for office, afier a careful re- view of the political premises, ealled upon the | President aad told him that all the officers in the | | North are friends of the two Senators, and are ‘roug lor harbor and river improvements. ‘The Le resident informed them that he understood all people on the lakes are friendly to such im- They, of course, denied that such and told him that there was a very large party favorable § re-pomination in the North; but that his friends were proseribed, and were not permitted by ihe S$ nators to hold office. They promised to organize a party for him, and ) sead an anti-river wad harbor man to the hex Senate, if would give them offic Whether these patriotic of huaters received encouregements or not, may bs better judged from the remarks, in this city, of one of them, that he is to be collect or and the other register of the lend office, and that a certain General, a brother to a Teunessee United States Senator, is to be postmaster at C. 3 and also from the fact that they have gone home, swearing that Polk i the only man that can save the party from defeat, getting up war meetings, and ienoune ithe Congressmen, save ail those who ¢ to harbor improvemeats, and to Vir. | “nomination Little do these of fice-hunt rat ink thot, while they are getting 4p War meetings in illinoi end going for the whole of Mexico, their te candidate for the Presidency, (Mr. Polk, ) hes suddenly be- come a peace man, aad is indignant at the ocean round Senators of Illinois, for their obstiaacy in opposing his own favorite treaty. These candidates for ono, will have to come back here: gain. Like General Cass, wey “ire up to the line of 5d 40, n the patro- nage is down to 49; t they are right on the “vetoes” and “toanage ei and will be likely to get office, whe a they shall have seeured the nime delegates from Tilinols to Baltimore for President Poik, end rendered certain the defeat of Senator Breese at the ensuing election of members of the Legislature, tn August next. { will again trouble you witha few words on Pruix. Wasnineton, March 8, 1348. The bids for the treasury notes, advertised by t retary ofthe Treasury, on the 26th Feb- raary last, were opened t at 3 o'clock, in presence of the Secretary and his prineipai officers. e advertisement stated $5,000,000, or as much as would be reissuable. It mppeared son investigation, that «bout $3,500,000 only was issuable he bids received were in all to the ameunt of some $17,000,000. remaining couundrors will be printed iu a supplement te the T ecre led tha Mowing bi 5 “Fan Decker! Gu ‘of the cups is to be secu in the wiedow | will be perfo The Secretary ruled that the following bids b of Alleogk »m ificens silverware sausblishment, | 5 meg dN mepelve . ee “s Mod Hate at puedeiphs Te will sddress (post pud) the | ® $500,000 at 10) ) ; John § iddle bile ary Ann Heron; R ae: , | ef GEO. DEXTER & BROTAEX, | ranay Floton. To segelude with the extravagance ¢ 600,000. at 101.51-100; scattering bide, Tivecar _ - ¥ the Charmed Hora M $ ver 101 26-100; Corcoran & Riggs CTU cC AND LAMERT | Emperor Chulewmigae, Se herissleds; “and Rothetitds the n | p% 8 FAWCETT AND LA Cee Te aa mete Nt Brack e: | for themselves, 1 Rothehilds the balance ¢ ie ecnsuited om alld . From their re - N rf : | exteneive practice in this eity na wellas ia Rurope, wey are | PIANO, F AND PRANINOS. .O8 HEWRI| Sixteen millions of the whole amouut was bi | enabled to eure the woyst form o whether of lour Here, Piss Afi Reding | woadway, | (OT, at above par. Had the exact nat | standing, wishout meretry, charge in diet, or hindravee from | (i'e Paris. Gi wd ee Md net t ‘ notes reissual 1 stated in th Reeeut enses cured in afew diye Strictures cured Or err ce one seuty ate bien mae ee : sboring uader de! in 14 treme > one, ad vertisemen overnin would have been th of youth, ean apply wich | {yburers, oth in Americs and preahare todd | gniner, as the loan would have been taken ot « iQ found a choice selection of Finng For isea his fretory in hig) her premium, ALP! y “PRACTICAL | Paris, which, however, will be fished in his establichssect 10 - - Fe ee eee Oe ee, PRACTICAL | New York, under hic own.and his foreman’s superintendence, TRIRTIOTH Ww. Pending the few minutes, this morning, with which the Sewate sat with open doors, before resuming ¢ selon of the programme of Mr. Trist, or as on would perhaps calls it, the treaty of Mr. Ma- ‘and after the motion bad been made by Mr. Be Mr. Wrusten rose and aeked leave to presenta pet’ tion from citizens of the State of Bas praying th: the proceeds of the public hi |ppropriated to the abolition of slavery in the Distvioe of Columbia, ta the parchare of the slaves therein, and their liberation m desired to know where the petition was 1no knowledge of apy such movement in and aa for the petition itself, he would ask subjected to,the usual rule, in laying it upom The Vick Parsioxny wes about putting the question, when pstea.stated that the petition wor from some f ‘he gentlemvan’s constituests in the interior of Vir+ It was the rame proposition whiok had been iv~ roduced lato Congress some twenty yeors ogo. He hac no objection to the disposition of the petition, as pro- pored. And on the question of reception, the petition waa forrapins 10 ual suverior syle plied with all tne ‘delicacies of the seascu— i Senate went into executive aessioa id upon the tabie, aod oa Mr. Sevyier’s motion, the