The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1848, Page 3

which'was captured by the U $ schooner Opkabye,and Srtived hereon Wedeseday, were banded over to the civil authorities, and were afterwards committed to the Kings county jail to await their examination before one Of the United Sistes courts Sho hads crew of twelve Portuguese when captured, who were put on shore at Rio Janoiro. Prior Scmoonen Many Ann, purchesed » few days since, by several of our New York pilots, was brought bome by the mate, from the coast of Afric It appears that he entertained suspicions as to the: legitimecy of her business, and through « cautious and self preserving spirit, ade cif with the vessel, while Captain Flowrey Was onshore sick. The vessel was delivered up merely upon the opivions or suspicions of the mate, and as no trial has yst been had, wo cannot with justice iden- tify her with ike African trafic. Ony Intelligence, ‘Tus Weather —'he weather pestentian wes consi. Gerably wilder then the two previous daya. ‘The wiad Blew from the west a'l dey, aud the air was cool and bracing, though not cold.” "There is again an appesr- 7 whieh imey b+ nly an eppeurance, for really it is impossible to ten what an hour may brivg 4n¢0 of spring f'eth. At gat, tl sky gave no signs of ir was somewhat damp, bat the nploarant westher. Henne, Ammiiys, ap Ansovsierus—A little his rday,in the reference tortoal cofas'on ovcurred yee! me © to Hermewn,or Arminius, in the report of the Ger. men dinner, We now recollect it wes Ariovistus whom Cear drove out of Gvul, aed vot Arminius. We made & misteke wuleh we cheerfully correet, for out of gr respest and regerd fer the living de dante, we should bs unvilling to do ipjustice to the dead ancestor. Free night.ia the building rear of No &3 Bowery, occupied John J. Jabe, as » conch end harness Teale whisk ‘was put out, with trifling damage A fire broke out also, about ten o'clock, on Wednesday night, in the basement of houss 492 Greenwicn oo seaapies iby lagu hep eed 85 ® regar factory, which was also put out, with trifling damage to be the work of an incendisry. . a; Spee New Yoax Parson Association,—The third annie versary of thle nesoelation was held last evening, at the SMuyvesant Inetitute. The meeting was well attended, and come in‘orcaling speeches wera made; but we have ‘no oom to givea farther aacountia this day’s papel Lone Istanp Fansis —The Legislatare, it seems, aro Farms bonfire now goleg into the famous Long Le! investigation ‘fhe work is to be doue with a whole heart; for wo observe the voto to do it at once, and to do itat the expense of the State. was unenimous, The question to be settied is, wno shal! pay fer the property deeiroved ? Ifthe destrnetion way caused, as is ensert- ed, by the mob, the lors falls om the town of Newtown, on'te old feahioned principle that they who danco must pay the Gddier but, if otherwise, the owner mast pocket the loss him: Fara. Acerpext Thomsa , Zonta ld, while eng hew svgar houro im Dusne street, between Broad- Way ent Church street, wes so shockingly man- gled yesterday morning by the falling of some, bricks vpon him, that he died wt the city hospital about 6 ccloek lust evening. ‘Phe coronor will hold aa inquest upon tke body of the decoased this morning. ar Pollee Entel j Violent Assault.end Batter, of Wm. Cox ead Crarles q nicht by offer Murray, of th Milla, #1 nCes re arrested on Feidi 5h ward, on a charg tly assaulting Charles when down, they stamped on his f. ce, inflict ing roveral severe wounds. ‘The uffray ocoured while at ® kind of eheok apron ball, heid in a basement at No. 56 Leonard oir es. Tho accused wo understand, are from Philadelphia, and are etated to belong to the“ Mill boys,” of that city, Justies Osborne locked them in de- fault ef bail All the police matters appeared to be y: ecline, probably om account of ihe thievos preferring to sit under cover, by of travelling for plunder. It is raid that Leke Ontario is now free from Ice, and e rture of bon ing anuounced, navigation may be regarded #8 feirly commen: a a] ahe Weekly Herald. 6 cold, the @ fire, instead Our weekly edition of the Herald will be ready te- morrow morning at nine o'clock, and will contain, as usual, a fall synopsis of the doings of the past week, to the hour of publication, including the treaty of peace between the United States and Mexico, es made by Mr. Trist, and as ratified by the United States Senate; full reports of the tril trips of tho the ocean sleamshigs Hermann ond United States, with accurate engravings , from Mexico; ‘rom ‘Washington, including Mr. Celhoun’s speech; from Al- bany, and other parts of the country; the returosofthe of esch; the latest intelligon: New Hampshire election, political matters in general; the trial of Dunlap forthe murder of Neill; and e va- riety of other interesting matter. Price 64% cents in ‘wrappers, ready for mailing Auctien Notice... ¢o Sporismen and others, Henry H. Leeds & Co. will sell ut auction this day, at 11 f t, near Broads 00} 0, 8 Wall Notice—The Bills ef tho Northern & xchange Bowk, Brasher Vall St Lawren Co. Ai Der ce. y are regularly re- the same Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.—Wholesale and retail. “Those ie want efa cod art GARATON &CO., 71 Cedar sires and very superior ety len, acil Rt $2 they eli for $1 Pen and Case, $17 Jonish Hayden & Selected by le should go to J. W. y have several new 01 t very low prices. Pous that ot ory low prices, | Feus that o Geld Pens, of every description and for sale % per eent balow former prices, wholesale an rie ate 20. 45 Willismatreet, 1 door below Wall street, and 4. ¥ » $2 Fulton street. Their Kicheliew in the werd. A.G. Bagley s Gold Pens jozea, at manufacturers? pri plied with pens of appropri : es and echo. quaity and site. Gold p Dinmend Pointed Gold Pens, from 75 cents fo $2 $8 —Beere & Clark. % Joha treet, (np stairs.) the atteation of all purchasers of Gold Pees, wholes id warranted. Being @ ined! of any house to compete ity and price of their pens and cases, purchasers with s list of their prices, others. Gold pe: for gomparison wii paired. fiers Scott's Cheap Farnishing Store, 94 Nassau sireet—!f you want @ tip top fine good fitting Shirt, ro to 94 Nassam treet ved buy oxe of Scott’s Dollar avd a Half ‘Shirts, aad eur word for it you wil: rever buy avother in Broadway. A pair of Gloves, ecosomise--a Cri econo- mises Stock. ecovomiss—oede haudixerehiefs and suspenders, ecosouiive. No B—8s this is the omy eheap ferviahiry stove in New York, revrember 4 Nasrea street opposite ine Heraid office, and become “richer” every year. «The Flumbe National Paguerreun Gatiery, cy x raphy then thove thatare ever yet bees produced ia America. Laver Gomplaint.—7he following Is from a respectebie merchant, and is positive evidence that Dr. Town rend’s Berseparilla is the mozt ¢ffective rereedy ever known for craticasing. diasese. Dr. ihwiog, iso brother of Messrs. C, and F.W. Thing, exchange probe 8,37 Wall Wi vauch for the faeca contai maiatele re eout pai inn very «a3 many tho om sumption ; | wesse redaced that] had bat vers lite hore of recover’. Hearing emi readiog considerable +f the effects of | | resolved to try it, though | eatertaived a pre- he medicine and begen te recover gondaslly, and eootined em so much imprev- d me when f retaredt to f you thiok it vour med: Jndice agomst advertises remedies, | had tae Dut mobos thea Yam rc wi dexter FRANKLIN THING” t a ec Sl COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. mOSEY MARKS, Whursday, March 16..6 P.M. ‘Tho stock market opened heavy this morning At the first board prices fell off a fraction, end the traneactions woro to a very limited extent. Treasury notes declined Canton \\, Harlem '< Me per cent, neyivenia 5's ‘All others closed at yesterday's priors. At the second were mace: ate rales of the fancies, at prices eurrent in the morning, ‘The non-arrival of the steamer hana deprosiag influence upoa the market, as there is little disposition to epsrcte until later advices from a is now in her tweme boardt Europe are received. The Carabr tieth day, aod must noon be nanounced, ‘There is not much demand a Pr, 25)6 © 36%; Bremen, 78 a 73. It appeats by acsounts received from Vicksburg that the suiis and judgments recently obtained by cevorsl | Jommercial aud Railroad Bank of Vicks- fice of that val- unable property, the Vicksburg and Jackson Railroad, prevented The jndgments are to be paid cif, and the foterest on the debts rednond, and a bill has been intro- Guoed in tho Legislature of Misissipst, to ensble tho trusteesto carry out (he compromise between the rtosk- hollors nnd credilors, under the ngreement and dsed of titers wad atookhold conus saya that the application to the Chancellor for an fojunrtiion to stay creditors of the burg have been compromised, and 9 6x0 tered Lito betwen the ths trastecs, Another trust en ere —A fire broke out about 9 o’clook,on Wedvesiry A laboring man by the namo of ative of Ireland, about twenty-five god at work in the ereciien of a wo mon, by the names ‘erday on the Ww ant oud hand first re cnd ristols. Au uadoubt- gonere'ly. at Ta ee C.'’, HURLBURD, President. v8 bert G. Begley ’s, Levi Brows other approved makers’ Pens, i person, et reduced prices. Gold end exchanged sranted and are now recognized as the ite or comprising the pong of all the begs ma, iy rte if exchanged or re sh tty and drawers, pocket Broadway. appar Fig of Marray street. For 2 rrot, who, of your was nie inflam yet for sterling bills for remittance by the American steamasilp Hermann, which leaven for Southampton on Monday, the 20th Inst. Bills on London we quote at 914 8 10 per cent premiuto; en , 5F274 @ 6625; Amsterdam, 40! a 40}; Hamburg, that the éale will take plage as advertized. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the valustion of real and personal estate in the city of New York, in each of the past two years, showing also the average and aggr: gate tax: — ° New Youx Crry Finances—Vatue or Paorenty anv Amount ov Taxzs. 1847. Real Estate. 187 315,386 Inere Personal ksi 59 837.917 De Aggregate... ,$244,952.004 247.153. 303 Increase $2,201,299 Are 104 37 10446 Incren oe) ‘oral $2.530.179 2581,776 Increase. :-$61,97 yn an increase in the aggregate value of property from 1846 to 1847; but part of ths increased va- luo in real estate has been offset by the decrease in Personal property. 8 The amount of duties pald at the Boston custom house during the fourth quarter of 1947, oompared with the corresponding quarter in 1846, was as annexed :— Commence or noston—Dutixs rrom Customs Duties from customs for the 4th qr. in 1847, $1,176 836 43 : be “ 1846, 804,636 48 Excess of 4th quarter of 1847, $371,199 95 ‘The importetion of foreign merchandise for the quar- ter in 1847 must have been valued at about four and a helf millions of do lars, and in the same quarter of 1846 | about three millions two hundred thousand dollare, showing a difference of about one million three hundred thousand dollars, equal to am inorease of about thirty per cent. The commerce of the Sandwich Islands has increased very rapidly within the yast four years. In 1843 the tonnage amounted to 446, number of vessels 10, valued at $27,400; in 1844, 15 vessels, 775 tons, value $41,000 ; in 1248, 29 vessels, 1585 tons, value $73,000; in 1847, 55 vessels, 2070 tons, value $103,000. Of the vessels in 1847, 23 were owned by the natives, and 52 by the whites. ‘This increase is unprectdented, and will, if continued tonnage equal to any port on the Pacific. The receipts of eugar at New Orleans thia s:ason, compared with las‘, shows handsome increase. From the lst cf September, 1846, to Maroh 4th, 1847, the re- seipts amounted to 60,201 hhds , and from Sept. 1, 1847, to March 4, 1948, to 81,607 hhds., showing om excess this your of 21,406 hhds ., equal to about thirty-five per eext The aunexed statement exhibits the shipments of sugar from Now Orleans, ia each of the past three seasons, dis- ticguishing the destination this seaso: Exrentation or Svcan raom New Oxueans, Serr. lat, 1847, to March th, 1848 Destinal Bis. New York. . at Philadelpl i : 494 Charleston, ‘s “ 180 Savannah, ; o Providenci . = Newport. : be Bosion 6 Baltimore... ST Norfolk, tichmond and Petersburg... 35 Alexandria and Georgetown = Portsmouth, 5 New Haven — obile... 654 Apaiachicola 161 Pensacola 55 Other Por 88 2.322 Sametime 1817 1,863 “ 4.317 ‘There has also been en incressed shipment. The promise of a very large crop of sugar in Louisiana, and also a still larger one in Cuba,at the olose of 1847, has Lado very unfavorable influence upon the price of the article of sugar, since ths let of Janusry lest, aad it hes been selling lower than for many years back +Wehave been making enquiries, and are satisfied that there will prove to be a great error in the quantity expected to be furnished from the present scar’s crops; and we bo- lieve it will be found, before the close of the sexson, that thereisa groater deficiency than there was at the com- mencoment of the year 1847, when ‘prices ranged full 25 percent higher thon they do now. Prior to the first of November last, all thy accounts from New Orleans {ndieated that there would be s yield of at least 240,000 bhds. from the Louisiana sugar district—that crop has been gathered, and the quantity substantially ascer- accounts from the ports on the north side of tho and severe drought, having commenced in January’ aud not having terminated by the last accounts recety- become general, that the crop of the ieland will be near- drought has been so severe that shipments of corn, (usu. from the British Weet Indies, all accounts agr the derangement in the pecuniary effairs of the Islands, and the diMfoulty of procuring labor, have created very extensive abandonment of the crop, inromuch as to have osused a parliam ry enquiry into the matter. Upon the whole, considering that Europe is well supplied with food, and that there is likely therefore to be an enlarged ability to purchase the article of suger, we thing thet Defore the fail trade shali have fairly commenced, the deficiency will be found as great as ct the close of 1846, ‘The Ogdensburg Railroad is rapidly progressing, snd @ connection between Boston and the Western lakes will be made sooner than has been generally anti- sipated. This road will connect at Lake Champlain with the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad, forming one continuous line. The Eastern termination cf the Og- dentburg Railroad is Rouse’s Point, on Lake Champlain, and the Isst thirty miles wert of that point has been located, and isnow ready and in the hands of efflotent contractors. Six thousand tons of rails have been pur- chared, to be delivered before the first of October next. ‘The timber for ties, fences, &c., has been purchased, and also the chairs and epikes. Ten first class engines have been contracted for. Sixty miles of the road will be ready for the rails the early part of the next autumn; @ portion of the remainder in the month of April fl- lowiug, and ail by the first of July succeeding. ‘The di- rectors confidently beliove that the road will be opened for freight and travel, from Ogdeneburgh to Rouse’s Point ou Lake Champlafo, by the 16th of August, 1849. The affairs of the company are in » condition entirely ra- tisfactory. Stoek Exchange. farmers’ Tr b30 311% 16234 100 2008 y ° a12m 39 1000 Ti In Im Int stock 23 20 Auborn & Roch KR 95. g00 do 23 100 Cauton Co blo 36 1060 City 5's 58 92 375 0 3H 16040 Peun ds 074 59 do b60 35 1¢00a mM 50 do b30 3436 5000 bas 7H% 2200 3186 10000 360738 59 | do 306 5000, 30 7444 225 Long Islaxd RR 32 1900 73% 260 do 92hy 200 73% 10) do 10 324 5000 Ohio 6 9'q 50 do 039 324 500 99% 100 do ; 1000 do %56 oy 59 do 200 Reading Bunds 591100 0 17600 do 9° 150 Harlem ft 500 0 do 260 69, 450 0 200 do 52% 4500 do 20°0 Ready Mtge Bds 61 ie 6o 27 ahs Notional Banke 105100 do 2 SBankefComfull 93 100 do 1) Readiog Railroad — 40,100 do 50 cy | 50 Form Trost 300 do 10 49) 200 do 10 = do bao “so Roard+ 10 shs Harlem RR 109 Long Island RR 32% a9 do 200 do altmos 33 0 100 0 ay 100 200 Farmers Loan = 30-3134 160 200d 31y 100 20 © do #10 31K £0 10 do, 3% 100 ‘50 Canton Co 31% 100 40 Morris Canal uM x0 bY TRADE RECORT. New Yorx, Twunspay Avrenxoon, March 16 The firmnesr in the four merket noticed yerterday, continued to day, and sales of Genesse wera made in steady nt yesterday's rates Holders gencrally refused to socept any thing below the eatside figures of yester- day. It will alro be perorived by our telegraph market report from Bostrn, thar flour wae also in better demand in that place, Wheat to-day continued drm, and no aslen of Gonesse wero reported, the stock of which was light Some sales of Ohio were reported at previeus rates, ro waanochengain corn, Sales were chiefly confined to lots of New Orleans, out of order. Sapplies of good white and yellow ight, aud held at rather firmer rates. Meal remained about the fame, Soles of rys were made withor aterial change im prices. Cot- ton was firmer, with rather more doing. Provisions, with the excep iou of Inrd, were rather inactive. Moss pork was heavy, and ellers, at yerterday’s prices. failed of if on there terme. Prime continued im & et. ‘Thore were tranaactious in sbon!dera avd beams, which wre referred to under the proper heads In gioveries there waa no changa worthy of apecial note. ‘Trade generally, as umual prict to tle expected arrival of a steamer, was languid ~The market continued inactive, sof Pots were reported at $5 87g, w at $8 ax ~ Soles of 4000 Ibs Western yellow were made ov private t Baravsrur nereo footed uy from 1509 t | lote of tha lat | brnod, by way of (he cabal, were Fold at $6 75; South. ernaontinued in fait demand, end estes of 150 bbis, Ps- (ershurgcotatry, and 10 ao do city, were made at Flour—The tales of good to pure Ge- 2009 bbI#. a6 $6623 — Sinall $6 3735 0 $3 Onto fancy brenda were in good de- iuind, aud oales of Beaumont & Holiiagworth’s pastry brand were making at $7 60.0 $7 624; New Orleans leans, out of order, 26,000 do. damaged 34; whil for a articlo i ued firm at $2 Rye——Sales of 2000 bushels, in the 1 mad 4 3000 do. sold, delivered, at 800° Rye flour vras eel ing at about $4 per barrel. Gat —Northern continued to sell a ae ality were made at $1; 20 do at 940.; 13 and 23 do. large whits at $1 12% ‘We note sales of 100 bags St. Domingo, at 5%o w 6; Rio continued quiet at previous rates. Corrox—The market continued{firm, with sales of 1500 bales, chiefly for export. Fair Uplaads are worth 834 85 barrels fair t—The demand for wat dried raisins continued and we note sales of 1500 boxes, at $1 40a1 = 260 barrels do Wontern peachae, at $4,25; 30 with akica ou, at $1 25, and 16 barrels dried cherries, at $2.70 per bush Fisnt—Mackerel were In stendy demand, with pales of 116 barrels No. 1. (Maas) at $9 00; #4 do do at $9 1234; ) Maroh 16th, Mary Lovisa, Q. and Mary Ann Megarey; months and 10 days. relatives and friends of the family, are invited to d the funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o’clook, m 78 Heater stre ‘Thureday sfternoon, Bexow: Swen, in the 83a of his age. His remains wii! be taken to Amawauk, reatohester, on Saturday morning, for interment. The frivmis of tho femily are’ invited to attend hia faueral, at his late residence, 227 Sullivan street, at 7 o’clook. Saturday morning, 19th iastant. 4th instant, of consamption, of thin city, aged 32 ANTED—A LADY'S ” Bh whet tan sapask Bie travelling. ‘The best ef references necessiry. Good wages willbe given. Apply at this vfice for the information, be- tw M. in 13 M. wnt NE FEMME Dé CHAMBRE FRANCAISE ‘om Allemsnde, vochant parler finng ffer comprenast le service req cune objection & voyauer yan ndations sersient satisfaivaates, peut se Pi , pour Drendea dos reuseignemerts et sentendre avec B Iadame qui désire ae procnrer une femme de chambre. On offre de bons axes Se presenter de Midi & Trow heures 60 do do at $9 18) $6 1244; considerable sul $3 875¢-—the market closing very firm sky Woe report salsa of 100 tierove Owba atrained for export, 376, short price. lot of prime New Orleans wi at 270; Cardemas was in moderate request at 1930 # 190, tinued delay of tu acket was very in: continued to be pominal— Phere was no marked change to No 2's (Halifax) at of dry cod were making at per OFFIN ‘The V. 8. Mail morning, Bremen. ‘The mail cilice at haf Dertionlar fy, . NT parts rf Europe. the-publi Owing to the Taeeapie this ofkee at thelr gu steamer with foreigu advices market for linseed was somewhat dopress- | ayIVE, DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID TO cd, and the rales were confined chiefly to the retail trade, at 65 a 660 Provisions—The but we heard of no soles; p Hams and shoulder wera sellers of meas pork at $10 25, s out of market Salen of 116 hhds were made st nd at 63¢0 for tho forme: , for shoulders, and at 6X0 for ths 0 tierces of Winch for any length of tims, give these islands an wmount of sea ey ee Cincianatl, were m of river beef hams wore ri tinued firm for good dairien. P Sales cf 20 bbis (field) were made at $1 12} per ove reward will Rice—The market continued vory firm, and we noticed sales of 130 tieroes prime quality at $3 625% Sucans—We noticed considerable activity in tke market for New Orle r common brown Havaw 3 either in the Sricxs—Sales of 1000 mate o Sxep--Sales of s fow barrels, and 12 tierces, were made Ww oo do fine or plain sewiny go ashort distance in the country. The nestof city reference ean begiven, Apply at 158 Chambers street. ‘Tesaceo—Sales of 30 hhds Kontuoky leaf were made at 4!g0, and 16 do Virginiaat34c. The demand conti- ‘aLLow—Pcime rendered wes in good demand, with tales of 4000 Ibs. at 100. Woons--Sales of 92 logs Cuba cedar at }{0, at 4 0f 7000 Ibs. Northwest, wet Wagou and Harness. “The He kind and gentle, us the person wanting to w much expe ience in driving. in good order, and the moderate. Ajuly at 99) H aud 12 o'clock, om Sa Waatencwn— at 27 cents. A port! NEW YORK, MARCH 15, 1948 emer Hermann will sail on Monday aat., 2t834 cetock, A. M,, for Southarpton avd tor this ateswer will be close at this clock on Suaday, the (9th inet, As erent nton board the ship t Europe must be secnie arned wiih le! postage on the continent. vill retara a parcel af dry woods to Lord ‘any pervof who » Sathy eet, lost last night between 213 3d lor, 63 Ca and @ REWARD — stolew from the stal ny WI 2 forehead, white hind fret, one of them wh t,¢ eothe white ialf wey to the gambril has urew leather top, in the near side of which are two Baaalt hoies, alzo two holes ent in the body behind for the racit, ilyer plared; uuder- pcorenel with je epring bar. Mi ‘2 new pad or sweat col marked Gridley & Tre yyabnifalo fe, june body age, wanti jesman. give moderate salary. d 2143, Bi TED—A SITUATION B ng Woman, az chambermaid, ® small fasmily—! as no objection to ECOND HAND must be perfectly has not had ‘The wagon and e of the whole establishment very, yee street, between the hours of sr TED—A HORSE, WITH onrgo of th ‘was told, consisting of 50290,000 lbs. of both sorts, on WANTHDMA5 young woman, as cook, and would ironing,or aet as chambermaid and do pl refer ip QHANGEMENT DE DOMICILE, (a WARK ales of 120 barrels State Prison were made The last sales of Ohio were made at 22a Freionts~-Rates continued inactive; shippers and ship owners seemed inclined to wait for the Cambria. For cotton to Liverpeol 3-16d continued to be demanded. vai stores were duller, and could be engaged at 154 to 17d. There was no ohange in other articles. was nothing new to the continent, or to London. Reau Estate at Avction.— House and lot 260 William street, 22x40, $3.550; house and lots 473 and 475 Washi j] lot corner Aroos and Went stroets, 24 3 128,10, $2,200; 1 do adjoining, 23 3x28 10, $1,600; 1 do $1,550; 2 do do do $1,600 each, $3,000; 1 00; 1 do corner Christopher street, 3: 5 1 do corner Corlacrs a 20.10x69,6, $2 200; 1 do adjoining, 2 do do, 20.10x75.3, $1,600; 1 do do, 20.10x80.6, $1,625; 1 do do, 20,10385.9, $1,700; 1 do adjoining, '20.10x91, 75; 1 do on rear of above, on Grend street, 20.10x 0; 1 do adjoint 2 071 ac Corporation property — gton street. and 249 Canal VERY VARIETY OF Herald Giliee) where wil! b roan type, vit eauy vari cles imporved by h splendid ‘cour A Monroe stroate, | ia opsration. 10x70, $1,725; 1 forming the pudiie, and the Idi ing, 20-10x85.9, $2 flowers in perteutat, that be has just reeeived by the packet dd, 20.10275.3, $1,975; 1 do do, 20.10x70, $1,975; 1 lot corner Corlacrs strest, 20.10r 59.6, $2,750; 1 lot oorner 81 Stanton and Corlners strests, 2.450; 9 lots adjoining, on Tompkins street, same tize, $1,850 each, $16,650, 1 lot corner Stauton and #i., 6046 Warren etre ‘A Card—Madme J. Houdbert Boucher, (formerly 26 Brondway,) respectfully inforins her costumers and the ladies geverally, that she soatnues to carry onthe business at her new residence, 22 Warr n street. vitha handsome tesor:ment of F Chemisert 1, Hi Bhe isc auily fur gorie, Caps end Hats, of the made to order Parte: 3 JOB PRINTING, AT BUB- ronghs’ office 112 Fnitenstreer (few doors below the inthis countrys particularly lan a for eirculars. Four 2 at almost Pe ative AM wok dove fe promised. W. L. BURROUGHS, 113 Fulton street. ON AND EXPORTATION—M. RA- jeedaman and Gardener, has the honor of in- mateurs of plants and mel, Flo Tage, a large assortment of flowers, plants, root, &e.,eom- Aunnentos Camsliag, Jessamines, Orange trees, Rho- pis'ng 5 ins, Azales:, ke, ke. He has als fresh ferrly- 2 athe nye tive; tedday, bulbous Toots, frui i f che choicest kinds, Xe ke. on sale whole: * exportation. at his establishment, No. 147 B: size, $1,375 each, ine, $1,376 exch, $ tained, and it will not exceed 190,000—in consequence Madison avenu: of the severe frort in November—a quantity hardly sufficient to supply the valley of the Miesissippi; 98.9, $1,050 each, $3,150; 2 lots ame size, $1,025 each, $2050; 2 lots oppo- 0025x167 .4, $1,725 each, $3.45 te Hoyt by im the 1 do adjetoing, | it devited Inquire O% SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Huting establishment, No. 147 Chesnut street, Philadel. 3 phia, under the United States Hotel, snd opposite the United Bank, now Custom House, and one of the baat stands Fossession given immediately as abovi 9 2129. $1,750; 1 do do, 25x163.8, $1 820; 2 do on 334 reet, near Madison avenue, each 25198. $1,960; 1 do ow 324 street, near Lexington avenue, 65.11 $2,750; 1 do adjoluing, 25x18, $1300; 1 do op. posite, 26x140, $1,075; | do adjoining, 58.10x142, $2 525; 3 do corner 27th street and Ist avenue, with 2 on rear on er with buildings, $6,30 00 $1,200; 1 do ao. same si: nildfogs, $3.37 100, $1,675; 2 do om 26:1 buildings, ‘each 25298.9, $2,696; 3 do ailjcivio h, $3075; 8 do on reer on 27th atrect, h, $2700; 1 do adjoining, and whatever is sent from thence to the Atlantic cities, will have to be made good by importations from Havens. In relation to the Cuba crop, ail the Fo, BALE— delphisyunder the United Rtates B: island, show that thers hes prevailed a long continued 27th streat, tog $1,025; 2 do do " ch street 24.9x @1, at the close of February. The planters on the Island street, near lat avenue write thet the eane yields no juice; and the opinion bas fame size, $900 Seat stands for that. business tu the city. if desived. Inquire>s above ON STATEN ISLANDS, THRE f Vanderbilt's Laudiog, a des,rabl é MI- rms. apply to o’clock. or Mr ly one querter levs then it waa last year—indeed, the | $290) 2 do corner 1st avenus aud 26:h siteet, with lot on rear on 26h atreet, together with buildings. $3 8 lot corner 23th street and 4th avenua, 24.9x100, $1,660; 2 lots adjoining, with one on reer, and buildings, same 1 lot adjoining, same size, $1,200; 4 lots do, with 2 on rear on 27th etrect, same size, $7 8 a ally eupplied from the estates themscives,) are ordered from this port to the Island. In relation to the supplies that 175 ; both, i} fe "ALEX. M. GHEIG, No.1 Hanover stieet, corner of ‘all. To LET-ON TH FIRST OF MAY NEXT—AN ‘excel ent three story hoass iu Hammoud st, aoe with a Also, one d cold bath: ize, with ated betweea Factory cnd Fourth streets Ap- 27th sirest. near Ist avenu ing, same sizs, $890 each, $1,780; 2 do do, $1 910; 1 do on By ear Ist avenue, 25x94.9, $5: 635; 1 do do do, $890 ; 8do adjoin- of No 99 White toa to two persous o cupying the same apartment. ‘The fa- mily ix small 0 LET—T0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN ONLY—Two handsome rooms (farnished) the frout and back parlors et, with breakfast, if desired; no objse- and quiet. Apply as above. tide 44th street, near 6ch avenue, 382x100, $500 each, $1 5! size, $486 each, $970; 1 do do do, $490: 2e0 do do, $470 each, $940; 2 do do do, $475 each, $950; 8 do dodo, $470 exch, $3760; lot east wido 44th stroet, near 6 nue, 30x100, $640; 16 lote adjoining, 25x100, $640 each, siza, $475 each, $950; 7 do do ame size, $195; 2 do do, rame do do do, $460 do do do, $480 quire of @. f. LE: TORENT 62 WI that wall farm Hh, $3395; 1 do adjoining, ach, $1465; 1 do corner 5th avenue. 25.6 djoining on avenue, same ize, $540; 3 deo ao do do, $i jo do do do, $770 O LET—THE HOUSE NO 76 oe STREET, a Bo icg Howse. La- at 12 o'clock VHE UPPER PART OF THE HOUSE treet, ton small family, or single gentlemen theit owe rooms. 2!s0, front office end back ding, suitable for au ertist. Arply to Miss C. HENRION, roadway. ROAD STREET STORE TO LET—THS STORE near Sroadway.—Ic is us BE. LE. No. 42 and cellar of No. 84 Broad street, 27 by 100 f Apply te John Jay, No. 20 Nassau 0.8 Wall street feet. eet, or Jcha W. Ritch, oh, $1,540; 1 do corner 45th street, do, $1,100; 10 co on 45th street, near 63h ayenui $4,000; 2 do adjoining, same size, $335 each, $770; 16 do do do, $380 each, $6 080; 1 do do do, 25x100.5, $510, each 25x100, $400 each, = MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. March 15 —$i000 Maryland 6’« SMALL FAMILY WISHES TO RENT, IN UO ion with smother sinall family, 2 dwelling house, si- h Brooklyn, near the South ferry. For further pply throngn bex H8l, nat office, AMES BECK & CO RESPRUTFULLY INFORM the Ladies that their Store 359 Broadway, will be closed a Satu'day morning, the 18h, and they will open 1¢, 354 Broadway, en Monday morning, the 20th, With an entire new Stock of Goods, lo do 60%; 10 do fine, bine and white, rnied also, flat cap straw nod Pawn NORVAL, No. id; Treusmry 6's, 103% acked, 8% bid: Bait more ig asked; Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad shar 1a Road, 5%; 50.do of 1867 closed at 165 asl 200 Suite Sa, 74; 59 Lehigh Canal °51, 944 300 do 68, O'Wilmiogton Lorn, 67, 103%4; 1000 do tate 5s, x’ 74; 1000 do, 743% 77; 9 she Girard, 93, 11343300 do do, bo, 16 Norristown, 19%: 10 do Mice ty, 99i¢: 16.500 8: Albany, the legal Agzuts, and at the Bank, in specie, ard | Loughe by ail the Brokers at che eurrent retes, on New York | So ly by stocks of | iM, 1848. KUS- | Serip, 82; 2000 US Me State of New York HLL N. ISAAC 25.1.’ Second Boar auhg: 1000 da, 785, 43 rard Be, l13g3 7do Mech 34; UNO cate 5s, 7: high Nev Coal Berip, 82: Say 6¢. 08, 42 & "Mech koe PAreR.Paren—» RITING PAPER—A GENERAL ‘atsortinert of cheap cap snd Letter; also, fine au: & por vggizts, match box paper. am reat variety, lor sale by JAMES 0 John str TATE BANK AT 8A ths Bank are redeemed by 1ES—THE BILLS OF ers Washburn & money. ‘These bilisare secured e: sugerves, Mar ft pier LOTS TOA OMMODATE ‘af Lard 200 bbls and and shoulders f esh tuys and firkins bo. ter, sugar rk, mess, ‘hin mess, prime, by CLARK, FISK & Ito street oad 75 per cent; 10 do arg Railroad 17a Colony Rairoad, old 9156 40 do Cheshire Railroad, oid, 85 a9 do de ne ya er cent; ited Sustes {neutance Compe Worsted Company 7646 y TRAE per cents OTTLING AND SODA APPA) hine for msnufacturing Mi Wrier, Porter, Ale, Cider, ke. ou If, Bamp oa an iron stand, two t It; wi go pate Back, par 3) 9; $1000 Keating ‘d—50 shares East Bor 25 Norwich aad Worcester Railrord ad 20; 50 do, ba, 20; 100 W R vead.ng Martroad Buds, Toad, new, 039, 102; 4000 bales Upland an advance of >; a so Savanxan, Mateh 10.—Mcre than Cotton changed hands to-day, on the prices previous to the arrival of the steamer. New Broronp Or, Manxer, March 1 —Sperm—The re well tuatained. The sal I the crude oll offerin; the more you wash humbages of a argo of 1809 barrels handrame N. W. Const it 340 a 36Ke, and 1200 barrela N. W. Coast nt 360, cach. Whalebone—There is some inquiry, but the transactions are very light, the article heiny rene- rally held above the views of buyers. Ibe, N. W. was made at 2650, cash. fore cares at a slight advaves, Sovthera continued | & tale of 16,000 On Wednes?ay, Merch 15th, 1818 church, by the Rev Mr. Balch. Saxoroap 8, SmuitH to Frances 8, Van Drae, all of this city. St. Bertholomew's Died, On tho 15th inst, Saran, wife of John Smith, sudden illners, aged 56. Tho frienda of the family are recpeotfully invited to te residence, 133 Wert Broadway, near Frankin street, at 43¢ o’clook Friday a by ons, positively pre: funeral, from her | shout mereary. No alteration in diet, or prevention from LONTHLY RErORT, FoR FESRUARY, OF THE city, on Wednesday, 16th instan’ Mra, Many H. Conmacn, the late Denaid Cormack, merchant, of Wick, Scotland. nd the friends of her son-in law, Thos. Kennedy, aroinvited to attend her funoral, from her Jate residence, No. 98 Ludiow atrest, on Friday after- o'clock. jay, March 15th, after a short illaese, Da- strest—This ivsticuti quackery, and render ed 69 yearn, widow of treatedml! dis jasintances and those of the fami- ly, are respecttuily invited to attend his fuueral, out furtper invitation, on Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, No 620 Broadway. On Thursday 16th inst, Painerra 8, daugher cf George and Hanngh E. Elder, aged seven years and four ‘The friends are invited to attend the funeral, this ternoon, at 4 o/clock,at 224 West Fourteenth street. On Wedneaday, the 1dth instant, Aww Canotine, wile nner, ia the 36th year of her age. ‘the family are respectfully late residenes, drought $6 63% ; 600 bble, Ohio, one | WITT C. KE! without dh Kor fall par- it di see Spirit sexe or $1 per dozen, $12 ¥. he wiil show them that his they should have their Phe beauty of the dye darser it becomes. ‘To avoid veing itigoniy forsale by Mr. Staker, at No.4 Coen jew York, where it is applied AUTHOR OF T vate Treatise,” &e., is cousulied et, from 9 to 12 A.M. ly inthe tment of vene, kill in these old for year 1s pre-eminent. trietire, nleers upon the body, or in the throat or n the head, and bones of the legs, effectually ew ational weakness, brought on by aseeret habit indulged ng men, ea Jaacivious dreams and nightly emis- red. Recent cases cured ia font days, 4. RN ESS—Sa Hardhead, Mi Ne, Bollamy; ‘Nanee Baul Mrs. it 64 o'clock. Performance to HATHAM TH A he performance will commence with the pia Y Mr, A. A. Addams, ing Gesler, Brand ch i Lady Allworth, \ Froth, Mrs. Wray. Deore, apes aty Bd ROADWAY. THEATRI formal the, eon Doors open at 7 o’elock; periormaace to eommence at haif- ITCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE —! 17th, to commence with the Dack, Mr. Hotlaud: § Lady ® evening, Mareh COBITE—. r Emily, Miss Rob Cents; mpper boxes. 25 cts: Pir, 12 o’elock: curtain rises at 734 0'eloc! Dress circle, 2 fs cen. Doors open at 7 e form, every Monday aring the remaining Tiucty N jons will now he recei Sea her for the whole number of nights or nany partienlar evening of the week The Seeond row of Boves, in the atcond tier, bh nd willbe brilliantly lighted, so as to mek Tf most desirabie in the House. Operas, incinding the New Cirand Oy | did not wi ‘A variety of popul: be spared to muke tle second if not more so, than the first Palos OPE, Palmo’s Opera Hi nounces to the publi required for the fitting out of hi trections. be finds he cannot eomplete his arrangements so 04 Dart of tive season east commanity uatil Monday evening next. ry letter, whieh i auch grand effet ime, to ratify the beholder not to keep the house closed fora whole the many hundred applications fo . lodel Artists, and wishing to hese will be opened this eveaing, and bry Vivants 3 0 that the inost fastidious eanvot ng pleared and amused, For further particular ALMO’S OPERA HOUSE groups of Model Artisis, twenty nd Po of Sig. Monte Lille. to be exhibited this week, are th ‘La Perte St. Martin.” Paris, which have re tized two mil lions of feanes tothe proprietor of thet theatre of the grestest novelty ever produced before th le, danced by eight orupipe, bY a Model. Dress cirtle mud pore Fé Opes at Ohg—to com: FUHANICS? HALL, Grand and Broome DURING TH! We fourth week of the Original C 72 BROAU WAY. B eeta—-UPEN iV. Jnparalteled success. band in the United States, nnder the 0 RISTY, whose inimitable and original inments are nightly honored w respectable audiences, d by any amusement in this dare favored wi . Concert commences at 8 o’cloe iD EON---ENTR ANCE TH ROUGH des Mille care ‘Tableaux—The produced ia style of mchness and ia and Virginins 5 Lore, &c. Performanes to commence at 3 o'clock. te Har, $6 camts: Parquet, 4 aeum: ito MERICAN MUI afternoon at 3 EUM—Splendid performance: every evening at Ty. T cavagement with aa! rf daughters, who give theit inimitable Irish Musical Ba Modal of Jerusniei,the Beriptn'e Si 1k to the whole % cents ved front sents, one PANORAMA OF THE if STOCK, FIXTURES, &c., OF A Hastin Lerch Al 7 Phila- old ofthe Seat jasion 59 ceuts: ehildres movin ‘at Ths o'clock ing, (Sundays excepted. ca. “ithe Panovarna will eamin oom exhibition I1CK’S STATUARY—LARGE AS LIF presouting the VENUS DF Me.DICIS and AP DICIS. forashort time only. Open from 9 A.M. ty Broadway, next to Stoppani’s baths. Admit WENTY THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF the National Academy of Design.—Ths rooms of the Acsdemy are now rendy for the reception» works for the Twonty-third Annual Exhibition, which will be opene: JOHN G CHAPMAN, Secretary. M ¢ conveniences—rent the let of April. LA CONCERTS. Fe ¥ South—The Hot: for the liberal parrousge testowe: HY a in previous entertain ance that they will give x Vocal Testitute, on Fridsy 4} " in Brooklyn, on Moaday sir Farewell Entertainment at the } Kets 50 cents each, pal music stores, and at the door oa the evening ta quarter to 7. Coneert to @ stn quarter to f o'clock. 17. Aleoat the Female A GAMPBELLS HAVE COME: E a Minstrels, whose popa haracter,have eve fashionable houses, will have mre of giving one of their highly popnlrr entert every eveuing this week, at the Minerva Rooms, 4( ‘The mauager of this compuny feels no heritatic the Ladies and Gentlemen of New Yor formences of this bond of F ingers will always be | most fastidions will approve. Admission, 25 cects; (0 com ENT 5 WOOSTER STREET near Bleeker street —The original Sable Brothers ‘rattractive and pleasing thu week, except Weduesda pear at Washin to meet there a host of opaler entertainment New Yorkers have all to crowd upon chem. i open Sie o'clock. Concert commence at So'elock, Admission © omexts every nig 1éth, when they are en- of | nd produce a var nd properties caunot be suspay Having tnade srewns in tniastrele. they wills others in the Union, a celebrated band « f€thi entertain the a p.. each evening. ‘The popular KE: For particnlars see an 1 N. B.—Strict order Doors open at 636 | kent by the police o'eloeks Comme, PARKER'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION BAL!, WILL take place at ‘Tammany. Hall on in attendance, ie Monday, the'27th of Mareh, on which occasion will be brought ferword variety of New D: id more new Pupils than he Afull deseription will REAT EXCITEM rigiona Depot, Hat inst. at 1Lavelor ing eansot be beat. IANO Fows 28 - ‘OUR, Si8COND: JAND HAN oO whagany top Ceunter, 2! feet lon; LAR—DR. POW T Diseases, end tu with engravings. lection of spectacles. & price Fifty Cents, Just imported, Artiticial Dr. Fowell’s Self Ac: Barhe, for strengthenir received a Solos at the Fair of the American Institute, now even, which has just rl, to wait upon a lady aod chi! Apply at it Piatt Good refereaces required. JOR SOUTHAM LIIGENCE BY THE MAILS Affairs ia Washington. Wasuinoron, March 15, 1848. The Treaty—Mr. Sevier—The Union. The treaty, aa amended by, the Senate, will leave here on Saturdey morning, in the keeping of Mr. Commissioner Sevier. The appointment of this gentleman is, perhaps, les good a one could be made under the circumstances, Mr. Dix would have been preferred, but the faet that | us place in the Senate would necéssal be filled by a whig, was decisive; and moreover, ir- respective of this obstacle, his own wishes were averse to an acceptance of the mission. Mr. Polk, Lunderstand, was anxious te appoint Gen. Pillow, but his erbinet would not permit him to perpetrate any swch absurdity Ivis shocking to see with what eagerness the President’ anlisetens to bedaub the newly appointed officers with fuleome adulation. About Mr. Sevier, it goes into ecatacies—the laudation of Mr. W s enthusiastic, and even the bearer of despatches does not escape, but 18 de to bear his portion of the burden of official blandishments. Those gen- tlemen must feel excessively annoyed at abominable and impor yet itis not really mea indirect mode of flatt Mr. Sevier will return intely after the ratification of the treaty, ifitbe ratified. In the meantime I presume some gentleman will be ¢ signated by the Exeeutive of his Stat y his seat in the Senate natil his retu i vote of the treaty, e were four absentees—Mr. Houston, who was spirited away by the President; Mr. Pearce, who left the city, because although favorable to the treaty, yet lie nto have any y in its vatifi tion, as he has a claim against the Mexican go- vernment that ig likely to be sécured by the es- tablishment of pe and, in eddition to these, Mr. Porlps, of Vermont, and Mr. Joha M. Clay: on, of Delaware. ‘The absence of the two latter not ¢ Why it remains inate syeophancy, and forthem. Tt is but am ident gentlemen is unexpluin ient in one of the New » this morning, that the injunction of secrecy 1s taken off, with re- gard to the treaty. Of course there is no truth in it. GALVIBNSIS. Wasuis h 13, 1848. on Crry, The Treaty with Mexico. [have read, with deep interest, the leading article in the Herald of the 12th inst. upon the treaty with Mexico; and address you for the purpose of inducing » further consideration of the important whieh I am satisfied youcan better afford, from your position and op- portunities, than almost any other man. Jeffers son, and afew of his con rs, indulged in a few scant speculations concerning the conse- ea of the on and settlement of the i id North-west territories, for which their forecast hes been immortalized ; but how urably short of the reality have their pre- fallen ? It remains for you, with larger ler developement of the Ameri- F ; to surpass them in this field of heir glory. £ wish you to signalise a great event, Which all admit must exert a tremendous influence upon the Union and the world, by an- ticipating the office of future history. I wish you to favor your readers with a philosophical and stetesmanlike view of the geographical, moral, social, and political permanent conse- quences which must result to the Union, and to sections of the Union, from the a¢quisition of the extensive portion of Mexicaa territory con- templated by the proposed treaty—how the ac- quisition will.probably efleet the workings of the federal system—how it will affect different eec- tions of the Union, in regard to American and eign emigration—how it will affect the ag- ¢ t ric ral and cota il relations of sections and States of the Union—now it willafleet our military and naval policy, &e. Itis upon these vastly momentous questions to America and to mankind, that I wish you to favor the public with your views, in a series of articles, if you will. Lam neither a senator nor an executive officer ; but only iavite you to this labor, for the public good. Protemy. Wasuinaton, March 15, 1848. The Ten Regiments... In the Senate to-day Mr, Cass moved that the ten regiments be taken up, to the superseding of all other business, which was done. Mr. Man- gum did not wish to diseuas the bill with his hands tied by an injunction of secresy—he first wanted an executive session. Mr. Mason urged the prompt passage oi the bill. Mr. Cal- houa desired its postponement till to-morrow, with a view of an opportunity to express his ob- jections tothe measure. Mr. Baldwin made a long speech, after the old sort, in opposition to the bill—in opposition to the war—in opposition to the peace we shall probably get—in epposition to taking any territory of Mexico, aud tn favor of withdrawing the army. M len urged the passage of the bill, ae a persuasive measure for it ot the Mexicans. Mr. Cathoun will the ben \ speak to-morrow, and a great effert will beg made to give the news to Mr, vier of the pas- te, in ao- sage of the ten regiments by the Sen shall send Ww. companiment with the tr: We you anample report to-night. Wasutnaton, March 15, 1848. vening Entertainments. Mr. Winthrop rtaiument to his friends last ev e Speaker, with all the social acquirements and qualities of a thorough- bred Yankee, combines a good deal of the un- calculating liberality of a southro The President had open house last night; and this evening we understand the Vice-President is at home to see his friends; and itis always a pleasure to meet Mr. Dallas at home. A complimentary benefit wa yen this even- red as Julia, » her father took the part of She had a crowded house, aod was th rapturous applause, Mrs. Nichols edded much to the effectiveness of the piece, in her admirable performance of the part of He She is just the n to play that ¢ 3s Julia’s Julia. Mr. Dean, at the call of the audience, made a hand- some speech of thanks to the citizens of Wash- ington. leaves in the morning, with his daughter, lor Ww. TUIRGIOTH CONGRESS, YIRSY SLSSION. Senate, Waswinarox, Maroh 15, 1643, The Vic-Parriment laid before the Senate the fol- lowiug communication Wasuiveron, Mareb 15, 1549. dly to ma, and very much agi personal wishes, I have been induced, from patriotlo considerations, I bepe, to accep! aa office, of whieh you nod the Senate are advised, which renders it necessary Sin.—Very un | that [#hould resign my sent as one of the Senators from the State of Arkansas; and that resiguation is here- with dered Wishing you, Sir, nnd each member of the Senate, this lie can afford, and an aecep- me, I have the honor to be, b reepect, Your obedient servant, A. Hl. SEVIER Hon. Geonor M. Dattas, Vice President of the United States, After the business of the morning hour, consisting of petitions, reports, and the reading of bills from the | House, Mr. Cass moyed that the Senate take up the bill pro- viding for an addition of mple nud beanti! Price of pasenge, $120. A vn Steam Navigation Company, 45 POOL=N EW LINE etof2ih March—The new and sploadid fut sailing packet ship ROBCIUS, Asa Eldridge, mast will positively sail as above. freight or paseage.having splendid furnish 'y on hoard. at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, ot 10 The packet ship Siddous il her rewatar day ly at the office of the RNGULAR PACK ir reguiar day, ed accommodations, OLLINS, 56 South New York Medical and surgical! instita’e, 75 Chamber: was founded in 1812, to suppress wand and scientific medical and say rd patronage (as mines citizens, fc ergymen and medical men, Cases successfully 9 examined to detect disease of the lunws; 8 throat ach av affect speakers, and those ntteiog from colds, sumption; 23 seminal weskrers; 12 gonorr + A primary ¢ hava; 4 secondary venereal; Sirreguianty, (monthly:) 5 snp- hiy;) Saleers in tie grout; 2 cores midwifery; ‘ d persis and ¢ for seminal an attended t i 6 minor operations formed w oform—no pain mani opartions for fistulas 3 lage abevese opened, Afvor asp image ROME BOSE Wik, it De Spring X 1) Me Dos Physician and 2 2 MSH Berry, will leave Pier 4 stant, at 4 o'clock, P.M | Wertoott, Yulee— 3s. or passage. apply to SPOFFORD, 1 8 | itt, « will aail as above, her regular day lendid furnished necommodations, apply om of Wail street, or to EK Positively no freight wil be necessity to postpone the bill, if the Senator | South Carolina was not prepared to- 0 otber Senators who would dombtleas speak upon Lhe bill. | He hoped, therefore, that we wonld go on with It, Or 8, 26 South street received on bond after w ednesd Aveutin New Orleans, ly orward all nods =ON AND AF Tuary 19th, the stermbrat ’ Yorke A. Mii Asse Bs Me the Fe Ml SATURDAY, UY Mt dan New | propo TRN REGIMENTS to the regular army ta Mexico. ‘The question upon the bill first occurring, was the motioncef Mer. Butler to recom- malt it, with instructions to «trike out ihe ten regimenta, sad to provide for increasiag the number of the rank sod file to the companies and regiments slready in Mexico; otherwise the question would be upom the aerage of the bill ‘The question in recommitting the bili was then taken Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Berrien, Butler, Calhoun, Clarke, Clayton, Corwia, Crittenden, Dav Mess, Dayton, Greene, Hale, Mangum, Phelps, U 00 ie fceara Allen, Aablay, Atabison, Atherton, agby, Benton, Bradbury, Breese, Cameron, nea, Davis of Missisalpp!, Dickintou, Dix, Dougiaas, Downs, Feich, Hanaegan, Hunter, Johnson, of Louisiana, Johoson, of jeorgia, Lewis, Mason, Moor, Niles, Sturgeon, Turney, it the bill, with instractions, So the motion to recom | wan defeated quostion then reourriog on the passege of the Mr. Canmoun hoped the bill would not now be put upon its parsege. He d d upon this bill, and would therefore, move its postpowement until to- morrow, Mr, Casa suggested that there woud be perbaps no a there Nir. CaLmoums (turning to Mr. Mason )—You have the floor, I believe, air? Mz. ( The Senator from Virginta has the floor, Mr. Mason took the floor. ‘bree weeks ago, be had 4 to enter imio (he discusson oi the meiils of