The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1848, Page 4

Diamond Poloted Guid Pens, from Ney 4 to $2 59 —Beers & Clark 2 Joh oe _ Elaomnien eae purchasers of Gold Pec! =) = oF wetarl, to their rtoek comprising the pent of all the best me: fers iu the enawury, ¢ ly selected and warrant eine perfeet'ye nlident inability of any house to With them jx t equa'ty and price of their they cheerfully furnish purchasers with « list 1. Gold pees ex mparicon w:th COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MOSBY MARKET. Saturday, March 18—5 P. M. We have no change ot any importance to report in the to & market; prices remain without any material alte- vation, ead speculators hardly yet know what to think of the advioes jas! reesived from Europe. The arrival fthe Cambria with the startling political intelligence, hasso much occupied the public mind that the charac- tor of the sommeretal socounts has been little thought of, The efect cf the revolation in Franos ‘s likely to be er upon our fuascial and commercial affairs, for a time, then the st: to of the European money markets and thepries of corn emd cotton in England. ‘The general im- pression in um. olol circles in, that the firat effect in this country, of the polities! revelution in Francs, will be of an unfavorable character, but that the ultimate effects of that it will tara the atten- tt will be just che rever tion of Raropean capitalista to the United States, the only really safe place of deposit for their treasures, sod tnduce the nobility and aristocracy of the old world to invest their funds in our securities, aod in landed property in the United States, in auticipation of a gene- ral revulsion or revolution throughout Europe, similar to that reslized in France. The overthrow of the go- yernument of France is bat a beginning of the end; there is not so much enthusiasm, so much bloodshed. as in 1820; but the revolutionary spirit ia much stronger, and the determination of the people for reform is much greater, than in that year. The first thing the people of thie country think of when apy grest political revolution takes place in Eu rope, is, what effect it will have upon theiz interests, the effvot abroad being of little compsrative importance. ‘There con be but one opinion as to the position of the United Sates,in the event of a general revolution throughout Europe; and we have only to patiently wait the course of things, to realias the highest state of pros- Jk in Paris, will add millions upon millions to our national wealth; and our destiny perity. The recent outbr has been more cleerly developed within the past tw yeore then at avy time before or since the Declaration of independence. The commercie| intelligence of Great Britain is not so favorable asthe last. There has been, as we predicted a decline in cotton, amd great inactivity im the manu- facturing districts, Money was exceedingly abuadant; but trade was very dull, and commercial confidence» slowly returning. The progress of improvement ia by no menns as rapid aa generally anticipated, or universally desired The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company, tor the past two months were as anuexed : Noxwicn ano Wororster Ratt Roan. 1847 1848 Through travel + $3,006 $2 049 Loom 8990 4.198 Freight. 7166 7977 Mails, &3... sees 1022 985 Total for Feb. $15 185 January. . + 16 564 Total... + $30,749 $30 99 The iverease in the two wonth», this year, amounie to only $203, that sum being pretty equally divided b> tween the months. The througa travel, in Fet thie year, was thirly-three per cent less than in Febru ary, 1847. This falling off. in the face in an increase iv the aguregate travel between Boston and New York sows that the other routes are gradually drawing away tis branch of the business, ‘The Stonfogton and th Fall River routes will @imost divide the through travel this yrar. The aggregate contributions of the Satety Fand Banks until the expi year an follows New Youx Mare 1843, Jun’y I. on of wll th charters, will be in each Awwvat Conrnimutions 1858, Jan’y 1.. $450 18 . 7 sag “ 1359 “ Asst 1x61 852 ce 8 1653 1848 1864 1ss4 me OL. 1365 1856 “4, 63493 20 i868‘ 1867. . G0.828 80 Total... oe +o $1 337 011 & In answer to a call of tho New York Senate, the Com troller atutes that the present debt of the Safety Fun to the Sate, for State stock fesu-d in its behalf, cr to issued for bank losses already incurred, is le at Giff-rent date, as fur forward as 18 852 6, when time, $441,049 41, interest will over and above what may be resiited for interest om ce porite to ibe credit cf the bank f md—making the tote amount to be paid by the fusd $1,441,802 £3, The whcle estimated means of payment, including $1,887,911 1 *¢ ov said stock f-ty fund banks prior to 1866, inclusive, is $1,386 7 making estimated deficiency for the whe) © period, $44573 20. tock Wixchange. $2600 Treas Noes 6's 191% 2 210m do i 210 34 1000 = do bev do 530 do +62 b30 do wom 10000 = do 230 25009 t9 198 (sland RR 10°0 Ohio 6's 60 100 do 1090 Harlem RR 5000 Readiug Bonds 30 do F Oo © B'ds 6036 0 do 890 i& 4 350 6o 89 58 do 0 do bbs 50 do blo 100 do bis 19 = de 60 550 do 100 do 390 do 50 do 810% 50 do 230 52h b30 31 59 do bId 525 ONY ENHwen'kR a9 30 de baw 52 Second Board. 250 shs Harlem RR 32, 7e0 aha L Islend RR boo 100 do S18 15 5 co 5m 3) 3 3 400 do 53g 200 © do odo s6mos 59 100 © do bio 100 do ot 00 de alo 400 do 5% 59 do bio 600 no b30 513g 400 Farm Loan 100 Jo nw 51}@ 50 Canton Co 100 a boo 53 50 Nor Ua ‘Wor — 200 Long island RR mM CILY TRADE REPORT. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 18, 1843, The arrival of the Cambria with later { go new which won published this morning st an esriy bour 1: the Herald, hed the effect of checking eperations in pro. duce, and unsettling the prices {i mor y ari sles, Hol dere demand-d the same prices fo- brea istuifs ae those carrent before the news. Sales of flour, wheat, aud corn were made, to # moderate exieot, at forme visions were dull and ea! f mess pork made ata de ns in groceries re made to a moder onfined to *, sold by muction —mercebante no The unexpected news siderable sensation and specu il community with regard to the characte: and future reaui'e of the revolution ee KLSK WHERE, Bautimore 1967 Lig. 1000 1uoo 100 U Staten ‘Treasury 6 ¢ £Ury 6's 1025 : IHU dn 109% ; vi 83, £4 ryland Stes| Ohio Railtoac Bonds, 1854, 88 shs Reisterstown 16—First Board-—39_ Seliny hil 0 Unued States Bak sey copper 3: 150 Lehih & 6's 63; 100 Nesh.nie copie Biv ‘Tevas Teens © ter 8 MM; 2600 Tennessee bords uy poten 6's 102: 100 Guar ° Ss 74; 800 Wi ini s ary wores 102: 9°0 United » tat Bouion waren } —Brokers’ Board—9 11 3p: 501s Colony Mrilroad, 1ew 9 3 " He lroad b 10d 97%; 200 Kost Cer or 149; 85 Norwieh mud Worcese ts Railroad 78 Port of New York, March 10) 1548, rr Ssol sien warns’” Cleared. Secamship—Bouther er, Berry, Chorleston, Spofford, Tiles ‘ore. (ir) Shaw, St John, NB R Irvin 1 Domgias. Norval, New Orleans J M Hicks HL Kagles Nabi wkeog, Fisher, Mobue, bu ‘ i flayenen, Wiemuvg iow, Wede, Bedonar 48 Ssrowsimch Wh er Hour Freeing Davia tones’ PIE Nesmith & We De Kossett, Brewster, Wilmington, NU; Amanda | Ophelia, do, Mel t Taek do a vlen others Wa roel ae ‘Rea coal Baxx } eNRY.—The report that the whali g bark sold hyp shita for wi he a Surv yor, Hadiant, Dayton, Brook- Chapman, New Haven. tloope—tlanet, Joues, Providenes Free Troder, Hall, New Haven, harge=-Delaware, ( resse Piilatefi, The US mil steamer H and Bremen, made preparations to clear, ‘ ol $60 Crabtree, for Southampton Laman ra ia shi “about sicoo! He would rake pas cus oeany, Beebe teehee sontee ie eases Dont mrwte toes cupenler plac by Chamest ct rath aes ae ta antique ry het fthe Me Il, Feb 27, at 3PM. rf thei fa wre Jan_ 20, with salt, poke ship Mentor, Swift, ut. Birk Templeton, (of Bucksport) Nichol Sid in co, with batt, Jubil left not recotleeted. ‘The T. has ha ‘Steamship Cambria, Harri Arr at Saliay ‘Voth inst South sSnoale 0 ory Vessel, chy bout 30¢ tons edish bark Norsland. Astro me No date, lat 3 30, lon 71, sewood eabiuet i eater hed hale mate ke ; mantel clocks. black marble, abet ners, bre 4 tzuRe.—Capt Josiah lee i of, the es 1a burners an ‘for noe and she r ‘etaine not of a very serious ~ahR Whalemen. tor, paw New London. 1 Ibs bone. h 13, ier letter fom Capt Davis) bark 180 n ny Nov li, (by Te 10, Nas, 950 sp 100 «h 356. wh sud 9 ap whal days, to order v Vemon, ey Savannah, 8 days, to Sturges, ( lear On “ from Capt Swaiv) Youss He at officer savs 950 sp, rts heard fom no 00 wh aud sp. Spoke no abont Nov °7, Citizen, do. oil wsknown had spoken her previously, with 15:0 wh’ 700 5 Brix Hi dzdoa. (ot Boston) Havana, no March, 4 ado Le wer& Peck Sidinco with bre. Toledo, Glover, for ‘New a, Miller, St Johs, NB. 15 days, with mphraes Crane, ‘Paisboro, NS. 10 days, with Wh & Co. (A Letter from. av: s ment of Erglish, comprises the best voyoges ond treve ‘boa 7 bats British brig Desdem or Hero, Non, 30 ap French and Italien Ii the most costly i Groap, Jan 20, (by leiter from Capt Swein) sD At Osha, bee ie cy letter from Capt Worth) United State’, Off Bonin Islands, ane! 17, hod a tephoon, the 1 i ast oot nod aa ene Oh en meds's, azd a large collection of autcgra ee avove. will be. ready_on Friday m man library and pat it, Was ruin into the G. J J’s bow: other sehr Zeunives cons de- oH P'Havens, “ Waaed fr Bye aus enn be «beamed af the auction: For further iefhenition apply to the or Wen No ai Liviogston, No. 52 time with her main: rs chr ames irby, !hallipa, V Sehr Leay Clncon, Cramer, Bi Schr Sarah, Parsons. Portland . Bi Sehr Mary Clark, Small, Salem* vr blown from the gaskets, and almost e the Renton on Japan ia Consequence AY —MADAME MABHERBE ve to. ‘ati the ladies of New York and Miltinery, on Thursd: ay |. Wonld 3 months for sp oil, an then go to the NW ey “tandwich Islands, Oct 15, Howard Nan ,800 sp; had lost ina gale four boats, some sp Atdo, Oct 20, Gurges Nicho 350 9 Sponge Dect? lat 268, lon 75.30 W; supposed bark New its vi ciate qt at parma Ay ANTED—A COMPETENT JO# PRINTER, WHO work in every department of a job er need aupiy. oy is enable of doin printing office ; none ot os rolling and working at press. Steamship Southerner, Chari ship Christiana, New Apply at the di Nareh 18th—Suurise, Wind NW: meridian, SW; sunset, Spo » Chie: a Sw. he ic hicora, cr kson, from Boston (Jan 21) for Canton, "ANTEDASEVERAL HAND*OME.AND WELL formed Femates to travel. at his rom (No 20, fourth story) 304 Broxdaray, betweel hours of 0 o'elock ‘AM. and Le’elock P Apply to Professor Tl [Pen Steamen Campne > ‘Alfred, Bollier, from Charleston for Bremen— a] yo Dec le—iforrester, Andrews, from Manila for New NTWERP, Feb (Bm Are Juniata, Child, Charleston: wb, ark Janette, from Porto Rico for Copenhagen, March 6 at 3848, Jon 66 03. Di an Me Donal de wi oO 200m vith the JAC Bir Richard Ws Sie ‘Tit: dohin Dek Nix, Burke; Lady hard Wreaaniog, rT on Patty. Mrs. Suthe‘land Cites TH) see ys EVENING. Mayet ath, wi e's Tingedy of OTHELLO, The Moor of Vesice—Othe lor ir A A Addams; Tago. Mr Hie! ag be ‘inaus. Sf fer’ whieh. the lenge Farce of YOUNG AVEMICA=Mejor_ Mi Pavdey: Cajta along, Stal YoUNo SUAMP— bert; Arthur, Satherla o el _ck~commeney at 7. IRCHELLS | OLYMPo THRATIA —VONDAY Meret : ortrava- nd the NEA PLANET “Mercury, Pi Convvers Ju he New Piaver, A [i lor Khe the fares entitled HUN im iy Dandeijion, Mr. Holland; Mt ‘Turtle, ts Clark; Mrs. art iss Roberts ‘To be followed by “eh titled Gua Wt NEW YORK IN. isit—Mose, Mir. Chas" 1OU8 FAML s Mr Holl nd; Fie ti Miss Poillips; Ara- irs. Henry. Dress t irele, fifiy cents; upper boxes, + pit 1246 cents; open O'clock; curtain rises at Tig THEATRE—MR SEY- ids aud the public that Evening, March yraced MiteHeLws “OLYMPIC mour sespectfuily informs his fist Benefy will take place on ‘Tue 2st. 1848 on Which oreasion Mr. D. Mar! ‘Yankee ig sormedian, tae hip relents r pees ere ena, and will nope for ¢ only. together wi talented arts’s, Mr. Mitchell, “Mr. Holland, snd’ the Sebele st rength of the Olympic Company will appear. Box Book now oprn TALIAN OPERA HOUSE —SEOOND PERIOD OF the Season Ui Monday eveuing, 27:h March instant, the Opera will be resumed, and coutiuaet» be presented, in its most attractive ferm,every Mouday, Wednesday aud Friday evening, during the remaining Thirty Nights of the Season Applications will now, be received for the of the remsia- ing Boxes and Seats, either for the whole number of nights or for their occupancy on any partic ‘The Second row of Bores. in the s tered, and will be bi iltiantiy lighted, a0 as to make these seats atnong the most desirabie in the House. A variety of popular Operas, cluding the New Grand Opera « Verdi, now in rehearsal, il be brought out. No expense ith, JH Sheppard, Ainsworth, NY. pam. Feb. praiee "Sveleafta, Brat. NYork, Jao 4—Sid Margaret Aun, White, N York. “Arr Auna Powlona, Bek, New x ork; 2d, | JRTNER WANTED, WITH A CASH CAPITAL thy dollars, inthe a be bu if now established, and doing a good and safe achanee, seldom to be wrdto 8. L.NEWM. jal or nersonal applic: OVERNESS-AN ENGLISH LADY, WHO COV. on in France, being highly competent ns in English, French, Piano, Gi id ation as teacher in a school, or eouy efemily. Aline addressed shall be punctually attended fo. ‘1D 'TO KENT, BY AN KLDERLY ‘2 mile from the Battery, a large or two ‘A line stating location Foreign Ports. ite Gooding, for Portland, eee Nichols, for N York, d eight: Azim, Dunham, and to go into business. required A Vine ada street will hee nfid Cid Recovery, Williams, for Cardiff and hes Edward, Wording, es my Betered outwards he Cosmo, Outerbridge, an, Poiste hee Feb ay—sid South Esk, Anew, New York; 19th, a, arid, Carlisle, unc; Bow- Hautrax, Nov 13— Arr Bri hews. and sld same day for Liverpool; bri woe Fredericksburg, 20 di rf aia, (s) Lott, from Boston, 44 8 Bohlen, Menk in York Post Office. Montevipeo, Jan 22—Brigs Concordi Dan) for Boston, 6 Gay Wancuron anicanicicen et ee eee gentleman. with small furuished rooms, with breakfast and terias, lefcat sh 's aflice to P.. shall be attended to O LET.—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. No. 177 Daane Park, one of the most desirable locations » having a large tard, Croton f Lagrave corner of Greenwich ely ‘hin Green: sf Charleston; Louisiaua, Batyer, N oe Dannewan, NYo1 bio-varr Orgns La bory, NOrleans. 1th, Quinebang, Jones, do; Croton, SOe\eaas, ond is repo tet an port toths Lith Shan: ALexanpria, Mar 16— sid brig Fidelia, St John, NB; in. Boston: ‘Tyro, \ Yor Sid schir W Stevens, Toorhaker, NYork Mar lo Arr sche Chailes, Cook, Philadelphia. Sid brig Eegle, Greffam Camden, Boston Maeh 17—Arr ship Kentucky, Rogei barks Nath! Rlake, Usley, Cardenas: Liou, Henr: Joona: brig Wilhelmiva, slips North Bend Sprague, Madras and '¢ Ann, Robinson} New Orleais: Lady Arbella, Ch Files, St Thom Hey, Norfolic aud Richmond: 1 en, Kelly. New Yor Sid ships North Bend, Mary an re Rowland; bark Ansty “k Elm and brig Boston BaLtimone, March into Hympton Road " BrLrasr, Mar It Agiae. Liclere, Nor in the oe part of ine _ fer, Sons Biiquire of Alfre oa ee eee H fudsh 143 Maiden lane. O 76 WALKER STREET, (is ue sed fr a katt Hone. I 1 Venton. Snow dodo * (Him) Brodsen, ‘ losurviden. © phirs on: Chio, dodi hae do do; Nicola, Ni- gmt id Prowler, Cunniegham, N Yor RENT—( HE UPPER ‘PART oF THE HOUSi 7 62 White street. toa small family, or single that wall furnish their own root a ud ng, suitable furan artist ‘so. front office and back Arp'y to Miss C,. HENRION, w4—sid Cla tra, Cunuiugham, Leghorn. Jan 27, Arr Clavelina, Orts, Mobile. ra, Jan 4—-s!d Orissa, Scobie Boston; Dec 30, . Pucker, do: 29h, Joha Hepburn, Plumb; 2ith, Bar- 2\ —Arr Keat, Smith, from the river and sid for sid Abbott Lord, Nasoa, Boston; Marcia 2 Conunsa, Feb USE TO LET, dF TO A RESPEt. persons.) plesenDy: bury ad the Weil rapes bere ard a herm brig; and. off Mobjxck haya bark—a!l bound up. sinippi, St-g*, Rowterdsm. Sid Bremen Paoli Ricker Vera table family 0! ait more oan 2or3 situated, nearly opposi Gla Bremen ship Mi on Santen, for Bremen Indus, ‘Thompson, Bi ol ‘ou; schrs Mary Eleanor, Free, do: Avril, Arr schs Pawtucket, Packard gle, Spofford, do; 14th, Si Toth, bark Jeddo, Miller ip Angelo, Nicholson, New brig Olive Sumner do for Portian: j Ano Sm th, Bingham, Savanuah for Bos Norfalic for do Hovmes's Hote, March 15—Arr schy Tarquin, Galacar, ns, P rt'and tor New York: 16th, Arr schr it The dry roods 101 near South 6th OR SALE a TO REN. families, a three story a. d attic modern built brick house, No 118 First Avenue. between fixth and Mevench streets fere ce to Jamrs M. Baldwine, office No. 60 or 64 Wall street, or No 99 Spring s NKEi EGANT COUNTRY © ESiDENCe FOR SALE ‘A mansion coutaining twenty rooms, with Soe garden, acd orchar t: uits—grapes, peaches quisites to make a deiigh tuated ou Elizabethtown creek, from New York, with four or five by stesinbo: ch and riilroed do Feb i—A r Lady ! itford, Scott, from the river, and —TO ONE OR MORE ce m NOrleaus; China. Pasco, do nz Va tio, doand sid tor do for Orleans. om river Ornseo, Chate ck NY: rks hs, S Giri ple, 39 dav s sa Bengal. Cr: lth Aimiade, Epoartown, M Yorks r Bosto: J5—Sid Silvie de Grasse, Rich, (from nearly five acres of ground 1: with abuadauee of the choice: plums aad all thi Gr anghlin, Crosby, for Wer- MOUTH, Feb 16—>id Lady Heath y, Cummins, New Ov- mb ea Oberlin, Balch, NOrleans; Brou- eb 2i—316, Gladiator, Williams, NewYork; 22 Swanton, Ousean. N Osleans orfolk for Boston: Sareh, Pi Davis, New York fir Wermouth. a Crowell. New York for Portsmouth. usec, no date—Bid ache Mary. Ri lin. Perce, Havana: Gypsum, Pike, P! ett, Beat, Bait more t Mar 13—Arrschr Oraloo, Farnham, Booth ond: 1th, brigs Dah- a ons i the delpiva; sehr Henri Went si agit to . Godda street.at the office of the American Hemp & iriex Co, N.Y, LL. Watser, 41 Warren ttre poR nan E—A H ANDEOM 7 ted ckaw Jarsuiea Tacrorke Road, and tien. There ae Snell, Baltimore. 2 Gu ascow, F-b '6 Mary ‘Ann,’ Touzer, Boston; arr 14 Sid sehr Industry, Kelley, Norfolk , sbont Mar i6—Arr bark J Forbes, Herrick, ea. , Mor i5—Arr bark Don Juan, Thorpe, Porto an ne Hockaway Pa teu or twelve roems in the houses there are between five © six acres of choice laud, set ont in fruit trees, atiached to tie ith good bera.aud other out how 1 at the intersection of the ty other pieces of and, in {wik’rparteniace apply to J L“NURTOS ifby leper. post-paid) orto een A. Power 1 129 Fatton sv ret, New rie. w thin two a i ‘cb a7—ArrCalentta, Woodside, Mobile eb li Arr Medory, Boy N Orleans: 10, Chu- cre Standish, Speneer, Mobile. ico. ™orFoLK, Mar 18—Arrechs Mary Jane, Oshomne, NY« Pliaa Hand, Crowell, mozan, Sears, Fa'l River: po mnotne, vats +> privespal roads Burch, Snow Hill: Pow. Providence; Gil Elizabeth Davidson, « Alvano, Thurston, 5 Gheewocn, Feb.2¢—Arr Elijah Swift, Swift, New York roUKh passgemlost overboard Joon Lentlow, fe | ) 16 St Sy ‘ary, New Orleans. 3i Bilard, New Yo pat mer oe ( Boston: Maryland, Blas Foren, Moryland for New Haven aut cEwing, New Y Aer Alexandre, (F 16— Arr brige Cardenas” Gooding, Havara: Cid brig GW Kaight, 3 Tort fe tNe Mar 12—Arr b: Ta madge Viuing, Mariel. sige be ‘tie, Us ited ‘States sist ee Custom House ) an in the city. Possession « Tagnire_s above D TASLE FOR 8+LE, D) any —itis the beat and most beautiful H found im New York, ard would be partic ent for a club, a rich habitation, or ® country honse — Also a Lathe for C aa alee Nonporeil. Brewer, wil- ean 1 (Fs) Sowby 03 16. Sarah Len as pevertone, doy 11, Rapin taranuah, Fast, Ch rhoston k—solendid, Crawford, for anh dd, Wavone, Sarkar for hier ‘ams do do; Ferriere (Fr), agiiona, fogers, do, March 1; Pescatore (Fr), do nes 17th Megaolin, Gray do: 8, Amazon. Murray, schr Rio Gravde Smith, Phi Purwours Mar i6—Arr schr Medium, Miner," ‘Trinidad Lu po ted from Ger ith—Below, brig Lu Jos Fur er. from Phi- LOUK STORE: or ‘ichygan F Seansrokt, Mor t—sid brigs Pic rabadtg Peudieton, Car- INE BRANDS, GENESEE, Viator, Cnrts. Havane, ta Rog Sherman, Gasking, Charles we con obtain a sir ie Darvel © t et S Orleons. r ‘Art Leeaw, Vander Veen J3EI rat wt Cite ait N’S ROOFING—OLD TIN ROOFS MAD! Cight for 23 cents per foot: new Koofs of rough plan vols of factories or large buid over 20 sauniens $375 per square, and warranted vdro-Paeumatic Cement, Sheathiog, ¢ root References au Importation p Cambr »—t0 cases P elps, Chitter Whitewreht & C05 R Oshorit N » Feb 23— Anchored off the barber in a fog a bark suj- va Patche 1, fin NOrk Feb 26—Arr Acadia, («) St ne, ‘es ani : Susana W Lind, Clark, do a Agnes aud Annie. Bower, Savan . Valpey, Harkeway Liverroot—Steams! ton & Bliss—10 do 4 Underwooo—3 Guerber & Co=16 J Stewart~ 9 Stone, Le Frith=8 FM Jo ft tufety foud obarter will expire. Inthe menn- covered for 434 cents Khe ver—8 James Owen~1) Paton & Irevuge Caldwell, Batons hz Swotars, Glisden, Chas Chol phaelm4 Chase & Walke i . Red Falroner & Co~2! g Babeock & Co-'8 Reiss Brothe: 7 Wight, Sturcis & Shaw—5 J ¢ ) Fellows & Schelim3 R_ Pollock & ¢ JR vane ray & Son—}2 FJ Brown Witliams & Coms Gibron & “o=5 Sydney Homer —10 Russell & Mareh—17 © Dord—4 Gre rer i, O54 1 Yo—8 Lemis & Atiinens m Al —16 J& J Stews t& Con? ThA kL w & a > J& J Woodhext—3 y Davee D Appleton & Co—300 403 hhds 26 tierets 8 bbls mo- bys snear Cazet & Artnine—121 Howland & Aswinwall—100 d. alauisome, cheep. light aud darat & oT Revroldsla s between Chembe: VAST OFF CLOTHING FIRE ARMS, ke. WANTED —Gertlemen or fomities having Jewelry, of superflaons effects, gener: » may fied it vo their the subseriber, hagrag ee ceil upon them, at their resideuces hihe post office or othe: HW LEVETT, Office ton, ‘Smith, Momile; Heary qneror, Kerr, Charleston; 21, jalnmore; 20. Rio Gronve, yan, N’ York: , Weterinan, St George, Fer- a >Gaw, Burwell, York; Wyoming. Meveken, Philndelyhias AZ. Mores, New 4 do; 18, Dalhousie Wilkie, 8: ‘Orieans; 17 Knterprise, Funck, easing, App rei hich they desire vantage to rend fo Cromwell. Haigh’ & am ley - “Conte ty 4D A Rooth—4 Horey, be received by way of contributions from the Hicks, Goodha to convert into ens, by appointment A, ye ‘Stephen Binldwiuy Borland, Mobile; She idan » Knight New Urlesn i New Zealand, Wilson, 3.23, Eliza. Snell, n CNGE.——NOTIGE TO GE inea who waut tireir old clothes ty look | Cleaving, Dyewe aud Repairing ishment, at65 Gold street, w ere you can get ail x: pint pitch: ter, aud glue excracied from yourewothes, sithort sov'iog your clothes, at the shortest sotice and on the mor reasonable terma, by J. B ‘ RD Nas—Bark Templeton . 65 Gold street, two doors rc 6 he highest price paid’ for geutle- men’s lest off wearing apparel. PELING AND SODA APPARATUS—A COM. plete mrehiie for manafeernting Mineral Water. Water, Porter, ale, Cider fF, gnsoineter, pump on an irov stand, two coppe new bottlir g machine, ¥ North River—the form a feet out into the river, so that when completed. ier will be 660 feet ia length, messured from the westerly pecifidations may he seen on application to the tndersigaed. JAMES CRUIKSHANK, # 50,000 8; 15 Sea, Honna, owa Frouk N York fs ni: 18 Sir Robert Peel, ‘columbian tropper, N kk: p 2, Carnatic, McKew Bird, Howard, Brown 3, Acteon, Daly, New Or Hickinay Boston. Marmion, Freemen, Lua, Hor 4 ‘gyin, and Sol Domestic Laportations: 96 bales cotton J & § Stone—97 do Hieks % co—266 Brigham & Carhart—135 Hill, Gowdy & n—16 do 40 chs rice H Butler— 42 hides © H Hodges—5 dot bx Mock—!ensl wox L H Wheelera88 haze 5 bbis pen nots Meseham & Tyron—1 hick rice F Perkins—15 bales rope cuctings Sterr, Mintuzn & ¢o=39 bal Savannan—Schr Geo J tones—87 bales cotton Brigham & Carhart— 41 do K&R R Grover V H Gowdy—1 box R M Demill—2°3 pes casting to order Savanwan—Bark Vernoi co-—16 J Lahens—4 § Broa doles cotton HOW &S Hill toa, Hell, N York: 16 Governor Davis Upton al Wheeler ¢ har York; Carnatic, De 1 all the eonneetine er 251 feet and the Orleans; Oneeo or +s eotton to order. Bruliaat, ile 60 do HW & S Hills—2b!s | tine of West street. a) G ‘ ¢ jexred 22, Gladiator, Wiliams, N York POUNDS ENGLISH PATC! Lape Prints, fist (gas 1000 i Mutin ‘fen On the 18th inst, Mires Risvey, nd acqnaintancrs, and ly, are respectfully invited to atten? ternoon. at half past 3 o’clook, from his late residence, No. 19 Spruce sirset. On Satarday, the 1Sthinst., Mrs. Sanan Rees, in the 65th year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family ars reepect- fally invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at 4 e’elock, from the residence of her daughter, No. 47 Oliver street. Saturday morning. 18th instant, Javatina, daughter of John and Mary Van Voorh! Funeral this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 35 Carton avenus, Brooklyn. On Saturday morning. 18th instant, Corns. SHernan, jun in the 28th year of his oga His fanerel will teke place this morning, at 9 o'clock from the residence of his uncle, Mr. C Pri fey Esp darte ‘setae New eu ¢mna. Rossas, Phriadely hy York: Feb 4, ( areas o Fior de Lisboa, Pamplano, N Youk in faneral, this af- ee 210 Furcitures and choice qn 100) Newing Silke, fre sock vf Dry ‘Goods, which, wi wholesale ena rei ing his basiness be: street, Dundee Warehouse. Lucuors, Feb 3—Arr North Carolina, Drummond, Ali- e Leite Feb ie Duvbarton, Crone, Charleston 4 Falcon. Buckingham, from Port Lor ie the sit May. 443 Per " re Catatpay Watson, Boston Sarah, Willard, N York: Jan 31, No rb 2, Ruth, Stevens, Frankfort, Me: Arr Rarian, Adams, New Orleans; Prior, do. Cid Feb 18 Norra Burer ps, Feb 12—Entered out, Rokeby, Johnson, Boston; i}ems. Parsovs, Rhode Islaud. Nantz, Feb 16—Arr Lonise, Botte, N Orleans re Brontes, Cartis, fawerh,| for, pe 18 ba! Acadian, Brooks, Portland, Me; 1 i “Reb 16—Sld Superb, Mitchell, 3 Elizabeth, Harty, (from Liverpool, having re- a 5 tipo Sundberg, fm N York le, Chadwiek, N w Ori Lid Mave Ra, Few 3—Ar fice, No. 88 Frout for ‘standard qualives of double refined Loaf, C dered, and Coffee Sugars aud Sugar usual pachazes, ard at the lowest market prices, AFER, PAPER— RITING PAPER—A GENERAL ‘assortment of «heal fine, bine hedges’ _ S , Jolly, do; Bevis, N fine and super ard ae post. ruggists, match box uM great variety, for sale b: feet lain, €0 Newront, Feb 2t— d, plain, commercial 1. Sheehan, cor- How and Pine Apple streets, Brooklyn REDEEMED PLEDOKS—DResS AND FROCK ‘Coats, French Cloth end Coats. of slprea, drap de ete, cashmeret, tweed and cloth cloth, aud casrimere, $1 to $4 each. nod sitin, made iu the tstest style, 69 cents ti NGLAND’3 pdt S$ito$Seach. Busin ER SVOLUT: is Treland’s opportuni 0 glor ous news of the establishment of a mber of citizens met togeth gen in the Chair, a Mose Meetin at the Shskepeare @. Pro- tthe Shakapeare n it was ogreed of the friends of Leland jotel, in this eity, on ‘Tues M to deliverate on the bes glorious revolution whieh hi iu France for immediate end earnest action of Trelord. Those who aed the freedom of thn invited to attend, "J. Wheelan, Peter rT D has Napter: Hamilton, Pilgrim, Food, Savannah, ornet Nossvw and Beekwan. R ELLIOTT, Sid Russia Innche, New € Arr Albarabra, Wilton. Mew Orieans Hat. Dee 22—S)d ship Navigator. icheel, do, and sld fm Hong Kong 26th chez, Newcomb, une Vir Fosen Helena, "ost, New York. Caleatta "Woodside, Mobile. Ossian, Stephenson, New Orleans; °MB_ HIS. PA: a iT aucmlato a: the oftiea ere naw from '@ to 3 o'clock, Monday, Wednesday and priday, 689 ‘ane adventage of Putnam, ' Yor®, urieg the Nationa! Tudep rogress cf human liberty, Rib, PABSACE TO LONDON WILL BE GIVEN TC a serv nt girl, to wait upon # indy acd ebildven, durin; Gootl references requived Apply at It Piaw "PHK STKAVER MBRMANN—NEW_ R ‘othe Ocesn Steam Navigation Com Gents :=—The Cambria steamer ha ine just arrived, ond ex riordinary character, it would ‘ecomm ation to omrselves a d.tce public, if more time wes sllowed te enavle us to answer levers br the Her- 1: We would, therefore, suggest that she he detaned wot ‘Tuesday mo: wigligh Pietnrval en th Werkly Despatch, 2 the news by her bevrg of n. Tartar, Webver do: e oy do; 26th, Yo 4 Ashburtoa, White; ressy, do. 19th. JQ adams, Ne Iv by rary steamer, wt oreh, 2 tach ‘oth, 4 A. GILBE KY, in (from Liverpool) ; ariety of Provincial ; Vancouver, Futler, awe. umarna, Fersenden, from Baltmore for Marseilles rar a et Guarda Veeja (Almera) oa the night of the Ove 102g: fretwrerme MoMBRRS: OF Union, No 4, Diof f of Sirter ( athe ine Clark, on Monany frm her late residen LLS PS + Johaon Georg. Henke. from New ror | SOUT H eave rier No. @ Noun Hover at A.M. 21 carrying the United States ¥ ab staan a undert MP LON ‘AND. KMANN, Copan Crabtree, will Un aerday, M This ship is bui't of uo the agent of the United ne converted ito a » f, Anderson, from Got wusaud 14h wit, leaay, deter fills vaeaney Eng! Following p] cen W., Welly Wola n.7¢ Wall 6.91 Elizabeth Hilerow, whieh oP, Lacour, 270 leas, and 8 second time got on he iter partiog wih the false keel, | [MPORTED RASPBE HY sirous of h ving choige rapherry y sam> by applying $120) Apply ot the of comp iny, 49 William st. he ov bond ats ovolock AM. NI-LOUIBIANA £50 69%. Second Boord--5 her seuratae intwerp. and Hanover sed and white; nad imported bya ger tleman for his own private garden, snd will he taken * m the cround fresh and vigorous Sound still contin cleared since lan’ ot) ow horbor for shelter, the inner roads 4 still covered with ¢ Passengers sre rea JAMES A. GILBERT, | pyoR NEW ORLEA Jiug Railroad | 6 al rk Lage of Vackets—Vary reduced rates of Freight— Vositively the first and ovly revuler peket to sail Thursday, Mareh 24 ~The new avd splendid fast snaliox packet ship OS- WEGO, Thomas Inger nuk. From portions it appears thet she sailed from St @ isth Nov, The log is contioued watil the 2th Dee, when she was in lat 48, lou i? W. UDIGON*S BIRDS OF AMENICA-AT AUCTY N —A pe feet copy of this splendid work, about 600 py ings, (an seription price $1000.) will be sold by DUMO. ,at the house of the Ine James T) one done west of io fy Avenue. Sale to commence on Wodnes- 6PM. Master, now lox R, «Ror freight of pas: ‘homson Hrontet Miscellaneous iecord, wince Avment, Meyer, sailed from Poru. for New York, having on board Jane, Aw- 0. 200 FULTON STERT. ablis ped haying 7 ‘ednesday Veni, M new and splendid e: “inven pe Grassx, from Havre, put Jath. ond sid the next day, has witht Many Favors, of New Vouk, ashore nenr Newport. ed with wt much dimage. re, from St Jobo out with new fornivare.s an it wii be condu VERPOUL=N w LINF—REGULAR PACK Mureh=The new and up HOSCTUS, Asa Wldridge, master, is <e loadi iad will positively sail as above. her regular tom ‘or passage having splendid faralahed ‘aceommodatio ¥ at Orleans whi Wall riments are sp cious, d and are not surpassed for comfort ond convenience for fem lies aud single gen'lenen yea sin he.best Hotels in the Union. werrsntthe proprietors nm bel eving that their house wi'l meet the ar ory! of ite POPE, Inte of the Sew Youk Gita tote of the Pavillion, New Brighton gone Fouton, Speight, of Beltis carge of dey fish, ad 906 buls herr the No th Bar of Sable [shan ven the night of the it storm. Pheh 444 passe them were four women aud fourteen children, who were sil raved the next morowmp. An experievee of ten mided de Cubs, Baner te | Mr Clegwett, th will be spared to make the second part of the season equrlly as als not more so, than the first’ Astor Place, March Prredence OPu eedenied attr HOUSE—GREAT AMD UNPRe- mn Monday evening.—First night of lustrated eee torical, 10 i the forter novelty of being a mist. ger has been to much labor an ing these really beeutiful and novel pictures bel ures the community thit they wil! be found worthy further particulars see small bills. P ALMO’3 OPERA HOUSE—MONDAY, MARCH 20th—Great Autraction illustrated Picines, Histori Mythogical, aud from the great Italvan, Flemia French and English Mice! Those illustrated Piciures will be produced ina sty le of splendor and effect hitnerto wu: known in America, and some of the figures will be represented ov Honeb ck. Th company consists of twenty-five members under the direction of Signor Moats Lilla from Italy A beautiful Stad of Horses have been engaged the greater effect. The Pictures will be represented through a mist Dress circle and parquette, #1: upper boxes, 54 cents. Doors open at 64—to com-ence at 7 dé M4 BANIc@ HALL, (72 BROADWAY BETWEEN Grand aud Broome steests—OPEN EVERY NIGHT Doe G THE WAEK. Unpuelicled s Ra ek of the Original CHK. Y's" MINSTREL oldest e tabliabed bawd in the Uneed Stiter, under the direction o! P. CHKISTY, whose taimitnble and originy) eutertammentsare might!y honored wit) crowded and high- ly respeerable audiences, and are favored with & patronuge unprecedenied by auy axiuseiment im this city, Admission 25 cents. doors open at ce the necormmodstion vf (gan RNOON Cer T EVERY SATURDAY. Doors open at 2; commence at3 o'clock. 2ON--ENTRANCE THROUGH der Mille Colomaaa—Masager, E. Greely. Director, Mr. Olofield.—Something. New Po essor Young will p of magnificent Tableanx—The Sculptor’s Dream and Venusand Adonis, wi be produced ia stv'e of richness and eff-ct hitherto unknown 1 America. —Hroxrammen-Part l= v ey the viedel Artiste, Vir s, nt 3—Iuvoeation tw Love, ke. “Performance to commence at # o'clock. Wsaher Ge Boe 90 canta; Cx quere, $4 romts Foxes, 12% cents. MERICAN MUSEUM~8 afternoon at 3 o'clock, _ | week of Mr and Vin. Mal jendid performances, one ry oveuing ac 7g. Last their three Trish Musien! Lest week also an one Entertainments every alte noon aad eve: ot Branetii’s Model of Ancient Joru: time of our Saviour. Great ee ra, the & hard, the Scripime Strtunry, ke. ke. Ad: : under 10, half price a " joa to the whel Te rved front seats, Ta PANORAMA OF THE painted oa three miles of canvass, be ya the wrorid, at she Posoraran batt Ninio’s Garden. Ope a 40 eentas hitdres at 74 o'clock ings and Satur VAKD'S MAMY Mussissippt ing the largest tov, im Broadway, a evehing, (bundays except: price. “The Yan 1 commen peeisely Aftercocn exhibition om days, at 8 o'clock RUNSWICK’S STATUARY—LARGE AS LIFE representiv ig the V VENUS Db Mi uiCis ond APOLLO LE MEDIC IS only. Upen from 9 A.M. t 10 P.M, at 396 icaneee next to Stoppan.’s baths Admit tance % ceuis 32 a WiMdota ONE DOOR above the Bro dway Phe Jay evening, March 2th.—Professor Thier’s unsurps moeiatass of Lablesux Vivan sand Poses Pisstigues, will ¢ niaue ore waek louver, previous to his deporture trom this city. with his compasy of American and Foren Artists, beversl homorous (lees Songs, dances, ke, by the Khio: Xi tnatrele—Aduaves: 30 eeals—Doors open at 7 o'clock; commence at 8. ‘The stiictest atte tion will be pad tu preserve dee: Oram, and ood orde-, by efficient offers. FPYABERNACLE, 23, 1848 —Last ‘rior to visiting Wa bingteon.—T he nov HINSON ¥F AMILY retmrn their kind acknowledgments fo the ertzens of New York for the cordial nud exthusiastic greeticg given them ou previ ta, and respectful y aneouace ti eir third aed ftihe Vaberoacte on Thursday evenme, oo 50 cents each, for sate at the pron msi stores ad at the door on tht eveuing of the Cov- Doors open at % to7—to commence at to 8 o'clock. Fores er partiontars hererfier G, MAKCH G Cc SAT i HE SOCIESY LIBRARY ay aod L-ouard stree .—In eonseqaence of thi he entertaimedts of Dr. Val- entiny nd Signor Spinetio’s 100 learned Conary Birds, ‘they will be coutrmued every evening unt furhernotice. ‘Licke's 2) cents. ‘Yo commence at a quarter k. Sixcor Briretto will perform every morn- at half pat 10o°elcek, ond half past 31m the af toon. ALNU £ STREET THEATRE —ENG AGEMENT of Mile. Binuzy.—Monday evening, March 20, will be pe-formed the graad ballet of the * Gazille, orthe Wiles ;” suelle ile, Blogy s Syrba. Nille. \Vailes : Helaron, nce Albrecht, Souxary. “Previ usto which wer Won a Fair Lady.” To-morruw, Mle. s de Ballet. “Faint He: Bin gy.and or VANCY DSESS SOIREE—THE FIGARO SOCIETY ctfully aunoun e hat they wil give a Grand Faney arenyud'’s Rooms. White Street. cu Mon: arch 20th. ‘Tiekets $2. Car be procured at .G. Taylo’s, costumer. or av the door the evening of the Levee. “By order of the Society. W. A. BROWN, frest- lent. WENTY THIKD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF the ‘National Academy of Design.—The rooms of the y are now ready for the rece;tion oj works for the third Annual Ex) ibition, which will be opened ox April. G. CHAPMAN, Seerenry. NAD. OTIC’ —DR TOBIAS RK&SPECFULLY iN+ORMS the publie, that he has opened a depot for the sale of the Venetian Liosment, at No 1 Murray. one door below tiroad- way. Over 19,000 persocahave used it during the past year auc in po case haw it failed to give relief It hae cured in stances, when every other remedy was ineffectual nis it (0 cure shemanar, heatnche. sore throats. palpitation of the cuts burrs, oll sores, bruises, &e., in e of any other known remedy. in fact, many persons have stated that they would on no aceourt be without it. Over five hundred ean be referred to in this city, who will testify under cath, ting ite wonde:fal A few certifica bmitted. Certificate Cohen:—Having used, ~ ith the most complete success, for over two years in my Dr Tobias’ Venetian Lintment, I feel it n7 more than an act of juitiee to the Doctor, to give ficate of its wonderful effects. I hive used jit for the same opinion, uatil oewiar demon that this was a most infallible remedy SOPHIA ©: OWEN, 261 8 New York, Oct, 31st, 1817.——New Yor! s~=L had « very bad cold, er . and ah think rhat saved it rom «M W, FITT. 103 Houston stieet=—Certifiecte of T Joh Asen- densest hier Jerey, Bergen County, Lownslup of Huckensnek, hom: as Johnson, of said townsh p being duly sworn, doth depose and syy, that he has been severely fl eted with vhenmauam, for ebove a d wes so bad chat he conld sesrcely walk, being bent a mostdouble, aod wes utter'y unable to do any . faving heard of the wonderin} enves made by Dr Tobiss’ Venstinn Liniment, he was induced to try tt. aud afer using it ashort time war able to go.o work agsin, afer brinr unitletode avy thing for nearly a year ‘Tl. JOHNSON Swoon to this 24 day of anen't, 1817, before mi Pr ukerhoff, Justice of the Pesce. ‘The waders tuesset (he etare Thomas Johnson wos in, do correcwe! t+ Garret Westerve! cas Van Sawn, Garret B.C d Vou Hora. For sale by the drnggists and grocers "houghont the eity nud country, Price 2) a1 S0 cents pecbottle Depot, Yo | Murray arreet 19: =D. JEFFRIES’ ANT! FOR Gon. orrhana, Gicet Stricture, and isn remedy wich requires no. assist quickly, and thoroughly leaving tre constitution or the part affee none of the ineonventeut and nseless restriccions on diet, 0¢- & required bot le is geverally rule sry eave which not unfequently sppears alter xoreiehtdoses, Price $1 ver bottle. For sale by © RING, 192 Broadway emer Jehnatiee™. D* KALPI Pr TICAL Privace ” &e., is conaniied upon any of the dinenses there tered toe ¢, 99 Greenwich eet, (rom 9 to 12 AM (Sunday excepted), Thoas who ney inthe early etages of th he retom dity end little tr inet y, however, thse a, fro} Bropls, oF atherwins. who a ration croved to es DP pjurious effect. either to In using the evtidote, aRNRTH 8 BOLANT AL PILLS, FOR THE apeedy and redical eure of Venareal | iseases, Urethral Discharges, Gleets, V/hi'es, Mtrictares, Female Weekness, Ke. ‘These Pilis sre made from the press ription ot ovlobrated Dr. Abereth 0, for a gient y cessfully, ribed them in all tthe above du not only in his private practice, he The wide celebrity of Absrnethy’spilis isthe their quik snd pritive sucee's mcoring all the above com pieints. In the girly staxes of Gonorrhes ‘ove box is generally sufficient to effect a cure ina few nya "To be had gen Wholesale and retail, only at APOTHEC ARIES’ HAL u STeeet, Kast yh ihe 1 rathnng Bs enjoyed the moat extensive practice in te din D medical m: New York, rae ean eure the mort Coys coave of th ses cured in twoto five days. Stricture: cad Oars he «: ware jt weeks sar any pain te the patient. 0 matitutional debi ar eoger, late mate of ship weal Hilti from the i island oy boat « it lone, hiost, weer Holland's at Ther “fer the schr Cinderella, for Halifax. RUG i STORE. FOR SALE. WELL & eT ABLIGHED, fived up, an excellent satin very rot a and reapecta| OTICE—ON AND J a fel u:| Ne jary 19th, ‘hy ae ee! ake the folowing us AM AML ¥. FEB. Le ANDER will + M.S sagt Bie EA shores on the Ath tos, ards Srowghe fmeret habit ioda! by vor set at ea ‘ i tects Soca case, OF nO ange. INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS ‘Wasumineton, March 17, 1848. The Senate—The Mexican Tariff Question—Mr. Sevier. Mr. Berrien gave his reasons to-day for voting against the treaty. Mr. Webster delivered at speech, which, though short, was the best effort he has made during the session. His argument went principally to prove the illegality and un- constitutionality of the order of the President tolevy taxes in Mexico. This is avery grave question. It is, perhepe, well, whether Mr. Webster and Mr. Calhoun are right or not, that the attempt be made, neverthe- less, to curb as much as possible, the exercise of power, which is et best but implied ; but yet some of the positions taken by these gentlenien seem scarcely tenable One of these is, ttat the President cannot exercise out of the United States authority which he cannot exercise with- in their limits. But he cannot levy contributions in the United ,States; therefore he caunot levy con ceahusiene in Mexico, which is absurd; for the laws of war give a conqueror the right to levy on the people of the coun- try with which he is at war, contributions for the support of his soldiers. But Mr. Webster asks, ‘* Who is the conqueror?” and be answers, ** Not the President, but the people of the United States.” Most true—just as much as Great Britain was tbe conquerér in those battles won by her arms 10 the Peninsular war, although the commanding General, Wellington, was the actual conqueror Well, *who ever doubted his right to levy contributions during that war, without the ‘sanction of an act of Parliament It has never been doubted, Who has ever called ip question General Scott’s right to levy contri- tious in Mexico, on his own responsibility, ashe did, having even instituted, for that purpose, at Vera Cruz, a tariff of duties on imports ? It cannot be doubted. Will it then be contended that, in the General-in-Chief of the army is vested a power over the operations of that army, not possessed by its Commander-in-Chief ? Can General Scott, who is subject to the orders of the President, as his commander, do that which the President cannot do? Certainly not. a But it is said this is nota contribution. Iti a tax imposed on the people of Mexico, witheut authority of law, and against the spirit of the law of nations, because the laws of a conquered country can only be changed by the legislative zetion of the proper authorities of the na- jion conquering But this tax is notalaw. It smerely a military order, designed and ope- rating for a specific purpose, and wanting that Catholic character stamped upor all lews intended for general observance, so that the President has made no unconsiitutienal law in Mexico, forhe has made no law—has werely is- sued a military order; he has done nothing but what was lawful for his subordinate, aod was therefore lawful for him to do—and it is absurd to say that the President caunot exercise, eut of the United States, power that he cannot exercise within their limits, for he can levy contributions in Mexico, and he cannot in the United States, Mr. Sevier, in consequence of asevere illness, will not be able to set out on his way to Mexico before sols morning. Doubts prevail as to the success of his mission, and many Senatora voted for the treaty in the fe jositive expectation that it will never be ratified by the Mexican ge- vernment. Mr. Badger, of North Carolina yesterday made a speech on the mission to Rome, some- what similar in spirit, though not quite so in- decent as Mr. Levin’s speech in the Heu It is to be regretted§ that such an unclean spirit should be suffered to enter the Senate. GaLvVIENSIS. Battimorg, March 18, 1848. Anniversary of the Hibernian Society—Reception and Speech of the Hon. Henry Clay—A Glorious Entertainment, §c. The anniversary supper of the Hibernian So- ciety, held last night at the Exchange Hotel, was one of the most joyful scenes that it has ever been my good fortune to participate in. The entertainment was grand, the viands delicious, the sentiments, speeches and songs, such as can- not fail to retain a hold on the recolieetion of all prerent, as one of the green spots of life. Among the guests was the Hon Henry Clay, accompanied by Chris- topher Hughes, Eeq. They remained from ssven to ten o'clock, and added greatly to the zest of the entertain- ment. Mr Clay was brought out curing the evening, ty the following toast, from the President of the Asso- ciation, Hugh Jeckins, Esq :— “The Hon Henry Clay— America’s distinguished ‘The Siar of the West ”—He, like the glorious as headvanses to his close, but casts a brighter ance around Bis nama ‘This, of course, drew Mr. Clay promptly to his feet.— ed that woilet passing through the cit; bis return home, and having « iew spare hours this evening, he could not dec ine the kind invitation to at present on this oecasion—an occasion equally dear to all ing Irieh hearts and sympa hies. He thanked them for the cordiat manner in which they had weicomed bim, and alluded im thriliivg elcquence to the memory of the most cherished friends of his |ife, who were lrishmen—enume- rating the lamented rorter, of Louisiana, Wier, Lacy, and others, not to forget one whose memory is still ar- dently cherished, the Inte Luke Tiernan, of Bultimore, from whom he bad revived muny acts of Kindness and generous hospitality, He had still liviog many ted Icism personal triends, and paid a big compliment to the generosity, the horpitality, and the nobie character of Irishmen wherever he bad met thein He remarked that it was customary, on occasions like the presut, to propose sentiments in hemor of eminent personages, statesmen, warr ors, end thore who had been called to high andimportantstations. But he proposed to offer asentiment in honor of the great reformer of the age—a man without armies to lead on to vi one who has, by the power of religion aad moral suasion, achieved the greatest victory of the age; bloodless as it has been glorieus; extending througi every town, @) sud village of hia native country~the great though meek aud humbie Father Matthew, the regenerator of Ireland. Sbould it be my good fortune to meet him du ring his proposed visit to the United States and it shall be no faultof mine if I do not, remarked Mr. Clay, I shall hope to give him a most heartfelt and cordial welcome After returning thanks to the society for their kind- Bess to him, he he ed the followii mtiment, woich gloriov was drank standing nd dis- Uingulabed : eception to him in the United Bates”? He was subsequently elected an honorary member of the aesociation, by acclamation, and returned thanks for the honor fu # few neat and appropriate remarks, Duricg the evening, speeches were made of the most acne, and entertaining character, by S, Teackle Wailis, Wm. P. Preston, Mr Robineon, of the ? ribun: and others; andin the small hours of the night th party adjourned, atter spending about eeven houre over the festive board ‘The ente:tainment was an honor to the acoiety, oy did equal credit to the uusurpassed character of th Exchange Hotel, under the management of Mr, iSeese as headquarters for the good thiags of life. Son Purapgurnia, March 18,15 8. The News from Europe, §c. An intense excitement has been occasieaed by the receipt of the intelligence brought to your. city by the Cambria, and nothing else is talked of. The despatch by telegraph, in not giving any cause for the revolution, led some to believe that the news would be confirmed in all its frightful details. The receipt of the foreiga papers has removed al! doubts ; and the hope is now earnest, thut this third bloody footstep in the onward march of treedom may yet termiuute in the establishment of a republic, atter the model displayed to the admiration of the world by our sires of seventy-six Political Intelligence. FartHen From Venstont—A scoond vote of the poor la of oll the Stwtes hos just been taken on ths license quer- tion We have the vote of 123 towna, showing ® no license mejority of 276, whieh haa probably been ever- come in the other corners of the Stste, Wari Convention 1x Micuiaay—The whig State couvention is to meet in Jackson on the 11th of May, / Democaatic Nosinations in Kentucky—Liom Boyd has beon nominated by the democratic ov ion of Kentucky, as their oandidate for governor, at the ensuing election in that State. Arrains 1n Int1so18.—The vote in Alton, lil, on the 6ta inst . was- r the new constitution, 174; against it, 142; for the exclusion of free megroes, 154; “against do, 144; for the two mill tex, 160; against do, \44. At Monticello Precinet--For the new constitution, 60; againrt it,2 St. Clair county, as far as hi d from to the 8th, gaye 363 in favor of the new constitution In Sangamon County there will be from 12 to 1500 majority for the constitution. Ware Derroates ann Evectons tv Ouro —Lewia D. Campbell is the whig delezate to tho vw ional conven. tion from the 2d district, On! Inaiad Morris feom the 2d, and David Chambers from th 14th districts, are the whig nominations in the sams State for Presidential electors. New Harentne Eveetion Returns from 89 towne in New rlampabire give the following results:—Berry, whig, 15629; Williams, demoorat, 15,497; oattectog, 270. In 1347 the vote in there « it atood ‘as follows: — Colby, 11,346; Williams, 14678; Berry, 4239, Democ Devecates ann Evectons ix Trxas— At the ‘Texas State convention held at Austin, ou the aint Febrvary, J.B. Miller and T. G. Brooks were nom{- nated as Presidential electors, at large, and W.C. Y aA Dooley, from the districts. The dele pointed for the Baltimore convention were KE "onne, JL, Allen, LD. Evans, James Davi d J. A. Greer, toget with the Texas Senators and Representatives iu Congress. Deatu or Jony 5 Fel Honey.—John M. Holley, Tepresen| in arene, from Wayne Co in this State, di ‘at Jacksonville, Floride, on the 9th of the present month.