The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1848, Page 4

INTELLIGENCE BY THE M21: ————EE Mdfaire ix Washinton. Wasutneton, March 24, 1848. The Position of the Washington Democracy—The Jackson Association and Mr. Ritchie—Sympa- thy for Ireland and France—The House Pro- + ceedings. aie Several weeks ago, the subject of publishing a campaign paper was mooted in the Jackson De- mocratic Association, which meets at Jackson Hall, a aplendid building on Penasy!lvania Ave- nue, belonging to Blair and Rives. Mr Ritchie, no doubt acting under the fear thet if a cam- paign paper should be started by the association, it might become the official organ, in the event of a democratic successor to Mr. Polk, immedi- ately set himself to work, and, in a day or two afterwards, brought out in the Union his pros- pectus for a campaign paper, to run the campaign paper of the association off the track. But this has not intimidated the asseciation; it has put forth its cireular, saying that if the proposed pa- per is published, it will be edited by ‘‘ eminent long tried political writers.” “Who these ers are we know not; but Mr. Blair and Mr Kendall are members of the association, as well as Mr Ritchie; Mr. Ritenie, however, will at- tend to his own publication, and supplant the other if he can. To some this subject may not seem to pos- sess much interest to the country; but when we are told officially, over the signature of the chairman ot the association, that it distributed, during the last Presidential campaign, ‘some two millions of documents, a large portion of which were furnished gratuitously by Biair and Rives,” it will be seen that this association, like the Hickory Club of other days, wields a power which is tar from despicable, and which any democratic presidential candidate may de- sire to be made use of to promote his election. A dozen members of this association were pro- vided with good fat offices They are scattered in the State, Treasury, War, and Post Office Departments, and one of tem was put into the penitentiary (as warden ) We must here say, that (his gentleman, our old friend, Seignstack, 1s a benevolent man, and qualified for the office, though tne President thought that # green-jacket mechenist and artist was not sufficiently nice tor the office of Commissioner of the Public Buildings; and, in addition, he was a litile deaf. e president of the association, a hard working and well-meaning carpenter, was_ap- pointed collector, survey or, and inspector of the port of Washington, to look after the canal and river craft, and to. see that there was no smug gling among the piles of wood, oysters, fish, and crabs. These meno deserved good places, and we have heard no complaints as to the manner in which they have discharged their duties. " The association is composed of men who will again work tor the nominee of the. democratic convention. They will send their campaign paper, filled with the light of democratic truth, to the dark whig regions. Let the true demo- cracy come to the rescue of the association. They will! do more than Mr. Ritchie, and, be- side, help the true democracy in return. We go tor the association, the barn-burners, and, of course, against the machinations of the old hun- kers of the administration. The Washington Repeal Confederation have engaged Odd Fellows’ Hall, and on Tuesday night will hold a mass meeting, to sympathise with France, and to give ‘aid and comfort” to Ireland in its struggle tor freedom from the yoke of Britain. The House were engaged on the private calen- dar. A bill to pay Capt H. M. Shreeve $58,000 for the use of his snag boats was laid upon the table; anda billto pay David Myerle $25,000 for losses incurred in experiments in water- rotted hemp, by order of the Navy Department, was passed. Reports from the majority and minority of the Committee of Elections,in the contested election case of Jackson and Monroe, were presented and ordered to be printed. The majerity sustain Mr. Monroe’s claim, and the committee stand five to four. Faux. WasuinsTon, March 25, 1848. Miscellaneous. Mr. Sevier is off for Mexico. Mr. Black, of S. C., is lying dangerously ilil— worse to-day than yesterday, when he was thought to be at the crisis of his complaint. Senate not in session to-day. House sat till three o’clock, on the private calendar. The Scott and Trist correspondence turns out as rich as cream, and the most egregiously #b- surd official letters ever read in the United States, or ever written in Mexico, are, perhaps, those of Scott and Trist. ; The weather has been magnificent to-day. Puicape.rnta, March 26, 1847. Interesting Information connected with Langfeld ‘The case of Langfeid still continues to produce much excitement. The keeper of the Eastern Penitentiary has given an interesting account of the murderer while s convict under his charge. He says, during the whole period of his confinement he conducted himeelf with propriety. That at one time his health appeared to fail hhim, after he had been s prisoner two or three years. and, owing to his good conduct, by theadvice of the phy. sician, he was permitted to take exercise every morning inan open court of the prison, in charge of an officer, until he recovered. He says his temper, however, was highly excitable, and that he would become very an- are if bis tools were interfered with. or old ones ex. changed for his that were newer. He also says, that although not indicating in his frame much muscular vigor, he was exceedingly strong, quick, and active, and that though his countenance exbivited no marked sigas of mental vigor, yet his mind was very quick, and on oc- oasions exhibited a degree of intelligsnce but little sue- pected. He says Langfeld cisimed to be a French- man by birth. and spoke of prison discipline in France, the mode of mausgiag prisoners, with the nature of diet, &c., with so much familiarit toindu Mr. Smith to believe that he bad been a convict in France, before coming to the United States. Langfeld ‘also showed a number of scars about his arms and per- son ; some indicated that they had been produced from dreadful wounds, or cuts, and erpecially one on his arm. which jooked ss though it had nearly severed the linb He also spoke to Mr. Smith of ig been in New Or- jeans and St. Louis, and thet, the latter place. he had had a dreadfal fight, sgainst great odds, in which he had received many of the wounds which had left the scars he showed From all the facts elicited, there remains scarcely # doubt but the careor of this desperate man hes been one of the deepest villany and outrage, Evidence of his guilt continues te accumulate, To-morrow, his ex- amination is to be resumed. B AxBany, March 24, 1848. The Memory of John Quincy Adams —The Bill for the further Protection of Personal Liberty—The Banking Bill—Emigrant Bill, §e. §c. When John Quincy Adams died, th> Legisla- ture of this State passed several resolutions in respect to his memory. opies of these resolu- toons were transmitted to the widow and family of the venerable statesman. To-day the Presi- dent of the Senate presented the following letter from Mrs. Adams :— To the Legislature of New York : Wasuinorton, 2ist March. 1848, With emotions of the deepest sensibility | have re- ceived a copy of the resolutions of the State of New York, in honor of the memory of my lamented hus- band Could enything yield conrolation for a bereavement #0 distressing and severe in the lows of #9 near ative and friend, or mitigate ite painful sensations, it is the aympatb anifested by all that is wise and good in the honored of his birth nm For the kind interest expressed for me on an occasion 40 afflictive, be pleased to accept assurances of the heart- felt gratitude and profound respect of LOUISA CATHARINE ADAMS, The extraordinary bill interdicting citizens of this State from aiding in the arrest of fugitive slaves, passed the Senate to-day, by 2 vote of twenty to four. Such a law is inexpedient, be- cause it will tend to alienate still more the slave States from the free States; any act which will have a tendency to impair in any manner the strength and stability of the federal union, is unwise and reprehensible. We have been taught to regard religious and political liberty as snestimable privileges, to which we have an ia- disputable claim. Any attempt to deprive us of these great blessings would be sternly resisted 46 an unauthorized invasion of our private rights 80 the South regards the institution of slavery as aright; and when we attempt to deprive her of that right by force, we shall meet with a firm and terrible resistance. Let it be remembered that in such @ cause we can never hope to suc- ceed, unless we forbear and forgive ; it is better to stroke gently the sleek hide of a tiger than to arouse his anger by a blow. To-day the Senate has been debating the bank- ing bill reported by Mr. Ayrault. This bill has been published in the Herald. have no ex tation that it will pass at thie session. It con- many provisions which are clearly objec- ble, and which cannot receive the concur- rei of this Legislature. Mr. Mason, between whom and Mr. Bowen a gollision occured im the House yesterday, was liberated last evening, on his paro!e of honor. Immediately atter, an entire and cordial recon- ciliation took place between these gentlemen, who,after a cunversation of five minutes, became good friends once more. This morning they shook hands over the breakfast table, at their hotel, and walked out of the dining hall arm in arm. The committee of investigation presented to the House, this morning, an elaborate report in writing, together with several resolutions. It is only necessary to say that the committee recommended that Mr. Mason be imprisoned in the county jail for the space of twenty-four hours, fora contempt of the House, and that he be expelled from the floor of the House during this session In this remarkable position, the com- mittee stood alone. Messrs. Upham, Bowie, and several other distingnished members, contended that the measure proposed by the committee was too harsh; the offender, they said, did not merit so severe a punishment. Mr. Bowie urged that the affair was exclusively of a per- sonal nature, and that the parties having mutu- ally apologised to each other, the House would be transcending its duty and its power if it at- tempted to inflict a punishment of so grave a na- ture. The honorable gentleman persisted in this view of the case, and he hinted that the commit- tee of investigation, in recommending a measure so rigorous aud so unparalleled, had not evinced a wonderful degree of judgment or liberality. After a discussion of an hour and a half, on mo- tion of Mr. Waish the whole subject was laid on the table, and Mr. Mason was released from ar- rest. Itisdue to Mr. Bowen to state that this course was in conformity to his wishes and his request. So the matter isat an end. A dill, which contemplates a material re- duction of the fare upon the several railroads between this cityand Buffalo, passed the House to-day. Idoubtif it will pass the Senate. At the last session of the Legislature, laws were passed compelling these companies to incur tre- mendous outlays, in relaying their roads withthe heavy T' rail; and the law provided that if these roads were not relaid with the heavy rail within acertain p-riod, the companies should forfeit their charters. Now, with aperfect knowledge that the companies, with all their means, will hardly be able to complete the work within the preseribed period, the House deliberately passes a bill which must have the effect to embarrass, if not ruin some of them. This is not the pro- per time to reduce the revenue of these com- panies; but it will be well to wait uatil the roads are re-constructed upon the modern plan, and then require them to transport passengers and freight at such prices as will afford them an equitable compensation for their services. The important bill relative to emigrant pas- sengers arriving in this State, is now pending in the House ot Assembly; its passage has been unnecessarily delayed. The commissioners of emigration have appealed to the Legislature to grant them some more ample pecuniary aid than that which they now enjoy. It seems that the fund which was at the disposal of the commis- sioners, to be applied to the relief of sick and needy emigrants, has been exhausted, and that they have been compeiled to draw upon funds which were appropriated for other purposes. A great number of gentlemen are here from New York, and great interest is felt in the fate of this bill. At the earliest moment I shall take occa- sion to become informed more fully in regard to ts position, &e., &c. On the 16th inst. a man named Turgeon, formerly captain of the steam ferry boat Dorchester. in crossing from Point Levy, (near Quebec) jumping out of the ca- noe to axsist in dragging her over the ice, missed bis footing and was jammed between two pieces, which cut his body asunder.— Quebec Chronicle, rege SARITiGe INTELLIGENGS, Anjier Boe i tig: ar 14 Aux Cay Mar 10 em. Augustine Bay... Batavit Buenos Ayres Belize, Hon, Barbadoes Merida, ¥ acatan, NanaeNP Point Petre, Guad. Pernambuco. Sauta Martha , ‘St Helena... Movements of the Ocean Steamships. To'arrive at New York. To sati from New Fork. LIVERPOOL. Mar 25 | United States Hacksiafl, A April 15) Hibernix, Shannon, Apr Api 29/ Ame: , Judkins, Ma aMrTon, &o. SOUTHAMPTON, kc. U" Washington, Johnston, Ap’! 2 ston, Johaston, Mar 18 Crabi Hermann, Crabtree, Apr 18] Hermaun, Crabtree, “May 2 To arrive at Boston. To sail from Boston. LIVERPOOL. ‘aledor Leitch, Mar 11 Stone, April 8 Movements of the Sailing Packets, Ships to Arrive. ips to Sait. LIVERPOOL. VERPOOL. Aprils LIVERPOOL. | lay 3 Caledonia, Leitch, Acadia, Stone, Patriek Heary, Delano, Feb 21] Roscius, Eldn Mar 26 Waterloo Allen, — "Feb 26] Isaac Wright, Marshall, Apr | New York. Cropper, Mar i| Ashbartou, Howland, Apr 6 Q of the West, Hallett, Mar 6| West Point, Allen, Apri! Sheridan, Comish, ‘Mar li| Yorkshie, ‘Bailey, Apr 16 Montezuma, Lowber, Mar 16| Liverpool, Eldridge, ‘Apr 21 PORTSMOUTH. PORTSMOUTH. Marg’t Evans, Tinker, Mar 28 Prince Albert, Meyer, April } Am Kagle, Chadwick, April & Sir K Peel, Chadwick, apr 16 HAVRE. Utiea, Swan Feb 16 id, Crawford, Feb 24 8ple Scotland. Urquhart, New York, Lines, Mar I Mar 8 Packet ship Columbia, Cropper, rpool, Feb 18, to C H Parshall. 2ist inst, lat 44, lon 57 50, spoke bark Charter Oak, ound E.. Saip Anson, Barr, Clurlestog. 7 days, to T Wardle Bark Yarsh Hand, Whitney, Sh ‘og. 60. a mith & Bash inst, lat 48 43, lon 31, spoke London, 8) days from Newfoundland, for London in with the wreck ‘of sehr North Americ: of Provincetown, (from Boston, for Gonaives, before report: ed) Next day,’ same lat, saw'a Br steamer steering east Has experienced heavy weather from 7th Feb to 3d inst, split owt main topmast. fark D Godfrey, Bearse, Palermo, Feb 12, and Gibraltar, Veb 29, to Hones, Godfrey'& Co Worked out of the Straits . Left in the bay, harks Pico, of Gibraitar og the 29th from Messina for Boston; right, from *myraa for Boston; and several other American vessels, naines usknowa. About 300 ssil of vessels in the bay back of tl Fome had heen detained 25 days by strong westerly hich i continued after the DG left. Feb 26,2 US ahip of war assed the rock, boucd up. Feb27, spoke the brig Brazia, From New York, bound in to Givraltar. Spoke also. in the Straits, bark kpervier. bourd up On the outward passage, lost overboard Edward Mac, seaman, a notive of Ireland Brig Cordelia, Hatch. Ponce, Pit, Mar h 10, to H Southmayd & So Sid in co with schr Ocean, of North Kingston. (See eilaveous ‘ ritish brig Benrl, Welsh, Antigua, 23 days, to Harbeck & fh inst, Jat 38, lon 6 nd for Boston. changed *\gnal ing @ white sign+) with a red cross io it, steering 8 by Schr Hallowell, Gentes, Bluefield, C. A. 30 days,to L B Thompson. Left no Am vessels Schr Magnolia, Ha'l, Mayoguen, PR, 16 days, with 178 hhds and tes sugr and 9 hhds molasses, to L’ 1 Armstrong, of New Haven. 39th inst, lat $2.56, lon — 10, spoke achr North Carc- lina, from Barbadoes, for Wilmington, NC. Schr Globe, Seeley, Demarara, March 4th, with 14,000 Ibs copper, 2000 do brass, 25 tons iron, 600 horns, 3700 Ibs lend, 60 to master. 10th inst, lat 25, lon 69, spoke sehr ‘Charleston. for De: imbia, Knapp, Georg eked brig, show 0,4 days, to Starges & larietta Burr. Dearborn, 0 Allen & Paxson. Mauchester, Tuttle, Richmond, 4 days, to Allen & id Richmond, 4 days from the Cap Sehr Paxson. Schr Emeline, Garwood, Richmond, 3 days. Sehr Clemont N Finley, Denvis, Virgin Sehr J J Briley, Phillips, Vir Preetis, Doil, Roanoke, 7 da renr W Schr Hudson, Steam propeller P i Bem hy yg Saal c rre, Bryant, from Attakapas, with mol } ‘Aino, 1 bark, unknown, feeaipe W i Spit, iD ington, London: "Gi neil Iverpoel: hip Carolina, New rian barks il, i mnt ico; Hol- inden, azieylia. do: va, St Marys; Americr, Several square rigged vessels lay at anchor at SW Spit. : Tee th brig 8a: Tah, Higiins, Mathias; and ald for leeward ir Friend ship (vr) Perry, New York. Sailed—Feb 26, v Flower, Lani with ok inward carmnr March 4, tks S-W Gator Gesmicks Bt eof inva teh cy roma ray Whomas; Harriet \ hompson, Tilden, doy with part of her ive ward carg Vemele in port March 5—Barks Geveral Harrison, Povthers, ding; Eins Iasdors, Wooley, rox: brig Caroline Clarke, Hoff ner, waiting news from leeward” Miscelianeous See Correspondence, and news colninns. Packer Snip Apmtaat, Wotton, for mormumg 7 bax: e usual places. lavre, will sail this Packer Suir Manoanet Evans, Capt Tinker, will sail to morrow. would appear by tne of the brig Pat th pore chat the schr Oceans of ond ‘at th ently, by ion of | Jot quence of t o ean vessel int eIslandsof Porto that she be forthwith abaudoned. Ponee as uaseaworthy, Baker, on his own responsibil; take her to the United State.. Scun Mount Vernon, at Philadelphia, from New Orlenni on the 5th. off the Beliz», experienced a violent galefrom N E which split sails, stove bulwarks, swept deck load, and did considerable damage to hull Notice to Mariners. ‘Wanpen’s Orrice, No 101 Wall street—The Port will charge here after the following prices, viz:—Kor yon board of any vessel on hatches er cargo, $1 50; rvey on damiged goods on the wharf or in. atore, ‘each survey on any vessel deemed unfit to proceed 2.50. Office oben from 7 AM to 6 pa. ‘ork, March 23, 1848, R. T. NORRIS, Clerk. wi wine. Capt ht, however, attempt to Port wi n 158; for to sea, New Spoken. Ship J P Harvard, Reed, trom Havre for New Orleans, Mar 6, off To:tugas. Foreign Ports, Anrcwat,xo dite—Brigs Caledonia, Goodwin: Irene. Pet 3D B Goodwin, jane Marno, ( Br) ——; and schr Inry Elizabeth, Sennier, all for New York Demenana, Mareh 2-~Barks Cordelia, Whitney. fm Phils- delphia, disg;” brigs Angola, Morgen, 1m Boston, for Leward Islande, same day ; Fawn, Tarbox, from Wilmington, for St. ‘Thomas, do; Lyra, Lamb, fm * Yor! Wali nore, do: ‘Tapaz, Book ‘eld. Newb: niladeiphia, do; Fellows! hee Wi hgh yb te] Bove. fs tor NYork, C E Stratton, ding 3. Krnaston, Jam, Feb 24—Arr brigs Six Brothers, Benson, Philade|phia 23, Orthodox, Staples, Kastport, 32; Vic- to ilmingtoa, NC; 16, Ids, Roberts, N York; sld Jose- phine. Haley, VeraCruz Mowrrao Bay, keb 16—Arr brig Emily, Perk ton, NC; and sid, 20, for Kingston. PaLeRMo, Feb 12—Ships Coquimb Welch. altimore, Vespasian, Wells, do; C Janus, Turner, re Chilton, Bartlett, wtg cargo ; Ches. Pierce, ‘dg, and probably othe s. B, Mar 2i—Arr achr LU C Doyle, Frost, New Wilming- 2 Pa ori) pairiog ; by for NOrlea Curie Home. Barker, Vienfueg pt John, Kelley, Havana; Rainbow, (new, of Boston) Eme lord for Cuba; Sabio, Wass, Pailedelphii rene,» ickersou, NYork; Kmma, Lovell, doz Err, Chamberlin, do." Newrorrt, Mar 24—Cld brig C New ORLEaNs, March 17—Ari deaux: Alleghany. Shankland, Phil New Vork: Niddlesex, Li New York; barks Convoy Jeans,.Robertson, Phils; brig U 8 brig Mary Jane, Hussey, am, terson, Apalachicola: Veto, Sp Pomme d°Orr, Soringteld; Interest.do. ‘Cld ships Maryland, Berry, Masseilles; Mingnificent, (Br) Verrill, Liverpool: Viceray, (Br) Mc Miahon, do: Au'teriitz, De B-issot, Boston; Palestine, Johuson, New York; barks Kouble, Fuster, Boston: Gilles, BY ton: G WH Hy Baring, Wiitz, di De Soto towed tosea Mth inst, ship rotas. Towboat Somer ille towed peror and Vandalin, and brig Jabez. ‘Towbost ' ersisn towed to sen Lith inst, shi Cassandra, and to the Bar, ship Helen. PHivapeLraia. Macch 26.—Arr ship Marmion, Sampson b:rks, Broosa, Stackpole, NOrleans: Star, Saow Tart, White, Boston; Elm, ‘Ts Venns, Alexander. Havana; Pam ho, Hoadiett, T: Juba; Monica, Burke. Attakapse; Importer, Marsh, NOrleans; tiarriet, Griffia, Mobile; San, Hadiag, Bosto a: Mail, Baker, Boston; Sulla, Bray, Boston; schrs, John Gilpin (Br) Decker, Shelbourne: May Flow. Hopper, NOrien a. rson, Wiscasset, to sch nfidence. Messer, Cuba. Orlando, White, Bor- 1d; Martha, Pensacol lor, Boston: NVork; Ki Morse, N Yrleans: bark Laconia (Br) Crowell, ctalifex, N Baker, Boston: achrs. Barrait, MeColby, NYork: Star, Kelly, Boston; Harnet Aan, Wells, Hingiam. Mes; New Haves, Kelsey, s"rovidenc: “Ross. White, Noith River; Mary Ada & Caroline, Suropshire, N York. pPheriDENce, March 23—Cid schr Adams, Crowell, for 8t omas KicHMoND, Mar 25—S!d schs Lowell, Baxer, Boston; Fsabel, Baymore, N York: Gen Irwin, Wilson, Savannah. === Passengers Arrived. Livenrooi—Packet ship olumbia—Henry Day Cockbonn Charles Hay Heekett, Scotland: Francis Perfect, England— 295 in the steerage. ‘Hayne—Packetship Silvie de Grasse—H Lasserie, A Mal e. ‘Awriaua—Brig Pearl—Mr Ebivgre. ler—74 in the steerag: rtations. Urvenroor—Packet ship Columbia—i370 bars 89 bdls irou 280 bdis hoop iron W_ Meads—'7 bales H N Peck & co—3 cks ‘Thomas & co—22 cs Haight, Halsey & co—8 cks G W Gaion —12 Oakley & Fox—17 Van Wegman & Lucker—I bale Saroni & Archer—7 chs E Marshall—5 Charles 5 Little—1 chain ston—40 boxes John Kergusoa—5 caves. igot & com12 W W hitwright—9 bales Tooker, Meid & co—24 pkgs Geilimare, Brothers—2 cox A G Hinford—) Lerate do—I case L B Bensse & co—2 3 D Willmoutt—1 bale Chase & Walker—ick Van sutwerp kco—1 cs J Faleonier co—l es Holl & Moses—2 Heury Fanum & com? Marti Bumme: Tobotson & Homer—| Haaner, H. botson & Wood—1 Eawart & Funt—7 cs Riggs A W #pies &e>—7 cks J W Newbo 4. obert & Condet aniel Fry—2 cvs Walsh & “iolony—3 cs Carter, Hil- 5 phy sey, EB Baldwin—2 bales Buckley & co—1 cs Gibson & co—A Coffin, Bradley & co—1 ck Shilden, Sinith & co—3 bles RH bo cks & co—6 Russe'l & Marsh—4 James Lafferts & co—2 nm & Voibargh—1 bale C H Keliogg & co—! cs Bram mg & Coliea—1 ck Irwins Van Wort—2 lugolds- , col cast & co—! W Benjumin & co—7 Wiizht, Starges & Shiw—3 cks © B Conaut Halsted & Dash—1 Levi Ww —4 chains Horry & Swan—4 bdls plants King & Riples—iek J A Newbould—1 Mathew Ruddels—2 cx Homden & co—2 Barke & M re—1 bx W White—ics D & S W Panl & com) Anderson & Sarony—5 cks Devidson & Vale—54 crates W Chamway & com114 cs Naylor & co—8) cs 113 bdis Nayton & col ck K warthend—I bx J F Beunett—7 cks Mann & Kind- rick—1 bale timer & Gawly—62 bars iron Howland & Walter & Broti F aoe lor & co—57 cratrs KE Sleveh—4 kegs 15¢ tons coals and aquaatity of retammed bags © H Marshal 100 bars railway iron, au i sundry casks, cases, bales, and crates to order ; Havne—Ship Silvie de Grrsse—2 cases mdz Ligod—6 Syz, Irminge: es avis eo) H Wiener—e H | ette—2 © Engier—| W Droze— | 10 Noei de Coursey—10 Stone, Suan & co—12 Boursch & | tto—2 E Didier A H Drave—1 & Keut- & Housman—1 Mariet & Rolest—5 Cerf. F A Woodworth Jer & ¢ —1 Mortimer & Goutry—3 W Thomu—! M i 1 Cuttrell & Biair—6 Nathan, ‘anco—1 A Garriguer—2 Louitz & Baker—1 C Engler—7C F Kessler & com! F Pricker—1 Tilge—1 Wright, Brothers & co—1 H & TH Mali—3 T des Artem! Kohlsaat freves—2 WR Binee—1 T B Srournel—1 A Lemoine—'6 Hourdequin & co— 18 Benkard & Huttou—1 Simonfelt, Bach & col & Pones F Gaii!ordat—1 KE Petitprirre—1 Marrit & Kolest—1 GH. vurgh & co—1 Brannar, freres & col A Mayor J Courroi rier—1 U Saroie & c: Gomez & Son—! Behultz & Bierd, orn—1 Beuss & Mannel—8 Male Gourd & 2 wine I basket W Barnnell—324 burt stones M W Livingston— 1088 do 16 millstones P Morriss—2 do 1373 burr 2 cases do Be 30 onker 5 » Koop & comt pkg T Coke =1 Price—I Stoddard & Losesicg—1 J Smith & co ~5 1 M Holdermann—1 Biernois freres~7 1 Cox—) Moore & Baer—i |. Cuok &co—! Spriker & Allert—1J Hyde & Son—1 C Gagnebia—1 Kippling & Bros—'1 Tt Herrich—2 Livingston & Weils—1 B Berjamin & com! Haggerty, Draper & Joues—1 Austin, Spicer & com 6 PD Malier—| Bergonzie =2 Thompson & Weller—1 Kolket & Mollmann—) Lewse & | com! P A Bret—2 Collonb & Irelit—14 Loschaise & Fansche— 17 Falrequette, Fils & Morra--1 Mason & Son—33 G Dusch— 12 Bors & Senuchi-dt—! Corbit kee—8 De 200 Reatgea—! L | nfeldt—1 «° 2 Schmidt & Andrew—1 4 H Loeschigh & Merendonel!-1 Ba Kivgs k co—5 K & GH Whitth Owe—it Kessler & coi G Magan Har Pinte & com! J Schasdern=3 © Payen & comt eT, Gai laume & co—i Si | & Thompson—t T Lorrett—1 A Pe ret—1 G Ginous—1 Deville & com! Le Gal, woulard & co F, Deehsux=3 A Laforge—!1 A H Ward & eo-5 per, Warren & Montant--2 Lovitz, Baker & co—! T Bonrry—3 TF Hart & com4 MH Cary keo—t Hovey, Williams & co—2 W Smith & co—3 A Arnold & ert P Marray—1C H Oalemt H Werner—6 T M Orpenheim & co!2 Schachardt & Gebhat LAllen & Baroni Van Gulpeo—2 Mienecke & co—2 Koblampi—2? C_H Kellogg & co—1 W HH. Mark, Sery & Syz, Ziminger & com! Z jlikoffer & & Sander=2 G Von Baur—i AW Ho Kco~2 J Deraismes & com} roiess & Son—1 Abler & Sutiler—9? Brathany ‘aufernot & Dulne 12.4 Vi Beebe &co—2 H | GM Warren—@ Merritt, Ely & com! H Londheim & com2 | Fieming—2 WH Mann & co—L 1 Deraemes & Da. | mor DF: iid &com3 Smit, Somner keco—2J | Hyde & Soa—1i Theron, Mayllard & co—3 G (+ilsqu—1 Russel & Marsh—2 8 Homer—5 Phelps, Ciittendou & Bliss—3 Reed Taylor & com4 Creighton, Halsey & com3 J Williom: 2 i & comd Smith, © n t—1 Meeke, | Cott1 Beird. Taylor & co-1 B: comi Cumming Dodge &co—2Jun+ & Behomand—3 Anight Halsey & com! Fellow, Van Arsdale & Cooper—1 Platt & Bro =3'T A Meek & com? Kittarye & Binke—5 W & & . & Williston—1 D Fenes & | osmera Palmer & Bachelor Nook & Townsend—20 F Cottenet—14 Spies, Uhrint & co | eases to ordes. 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Tatham an ‘alker’s by CHBRA & CUMING: 166 Pearl street. td Te COAL DEALERS—PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- ceived by the undesigned at the office of the Se»men’s Fand and Retreat, No 8 Old slip, till the 8th of April next, to furnish the Institution with 250 tons best quality Pench Moun- tain and 100 tons Hazleton ¢ onl, suitable for Beebe & Fox’s Hot Air Furnaces, te b> delivered at the Retreat wharf, Staten itd by pperaiedie of May one cares wane A008 iy of Inding f..r the syme will be require order o! joard, RUSSELL E. GLOVER. vecrerary i LINDNESS FROM CATARACTS—DR WHEL er, Oculist, 29 Greenwich street, announces to the nfflict- ed ost important discovery afr without prin, which he engages to effect wit! ten days, and the sight restored, ao that any treatment is obviated. Artificial Eyes inserted ou ressonable terms TRIKER’3 WON: iL Shy Rotation Yor ehuoain DISCOVER jotice through Dt LOWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST, ATTENDS from 9 to 4 o'clock daily, to diseases of the ‘ye and Far, at his office, 261 Broadway, entrence 13 W Po Treatise on the Ey jt also, his 8 0 ined the premi ceived, a large importatic young ian to coinp ‘und medici DE, ELLIOTT, OCULIST, INFORMS HI8 ‘pa. te that his hours of attendynce at the office 9° 6 now to 3 o'clock, Monday, Wednesday and Bti’yay G83 my BEWARD—CROB6'S SPECIFIC yxy $500 for the cure of gonorhes. Of VI XTURE Vet discovered for the above e'mpiaiuy, “il, remedies willnoteure, under fo:ferure of ” two days, Sold at 273 Broadwry, and SAND§, 100 Fulton, corner D¥, SLOVER 18. COM suLTED CONKIDENTIAL. amok ce. ‘The treatment and cure of ; sea, that have baffled the skill of vhs cit ole expan ence, are attended to by him, parr isn regulee wiadacwe’ ef sud all delicate diseases. Dr. G. Wo.dAnpegoatar” 2 the medical wrofession, “His oficen: HAPs 0 8 r ather Private ¥ canes thraueh the. entry to. the ofes Anat VERY MOTHEWS BOOK—AN APPREHENSION 1 Pover cy, and the prospect of teo lb rgea family of ehil- dyea, brever «mn te people (rom euter ne the marr DY chere i at will te:] you m: tant — these objecticus., ‘The author 18 moe in detsil the charactsr of the work, iat it ‘will be universally approved of among For | sais Bu Stringer & Co, 222 Boston; 6 State ard and Chesnut street DP." JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE FOR GON. orthans, Gieet, Stricture, and similar disorders, ‘This agmedy waieh requires uo, astistance—t performs ite daty ickly, and thoroughly, leaving no injurious effect either to In using the antidote, restrictions on diet, o¢- One botile is keceratly 9 are, whieh not unfequently di 8. Price $1 per dotile, For sale ay. corner John stree, (MEDICAL OFFICE.—D&. JOHNSON, 17 DUANE street, ear Chatham street. 20 well known as the most successfal practitioner m New York, in the treatment of v real diseases, The Doctor's reputation for skill in these old ed enaes, that have existed for yenrs, 18 pre-eminent. t, stricture, ulcers upon the body, or in the throat or nose, pains in the head, and hones of the lees, effe cum cured. ‘onstitnvonel weakness, brought on by a secret ha indulged by young men, cancing laseivions dreams and nightly emis- ‘ely Prevented. Recent cases cured ia four days, ury. No alteration in diet, or prevention from, D LAMERT HAVE Rb r office to 31 James street, where Lacy con be consulted confidentially on ail disevses of a private nature. From therr extensive practice in this city as welt as in Europe, they nre ennbled to eure the worst form of disease wheter ot ng, without mereury, chinge in diet, or hindrance ‘Recent cases cured ino few dave. Strictures € ING AND FURNITURE —LA- dios and Gentlemen having suverflumus effects to di uch ns wenrieg appa el, fu of, re, cash price for the ansae, by sending for t the oat office nr otherwise. who will ettend dences.. J. L iy KVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up si d.to by Min, Levenstyn, AULHUK Of % FRAC LIGAL ied upon any of the idence, 88 Greenwich 2, cStader excepted, MAbicAL Aip—DocioR MURPHY OF @ GOLD atreet, ean be conhdentully conaulted’ on private d ersen, Stricinres, Gleets, Merenrinl Ule bility, ke. His improved method of enr to 3days, will be found infallsble ian, and hrs been ergaged for 16 yeors in treating these arges mod-rate, Office 63 Gold rtr- et. Letiel fee attended to, and medicines forwarded. N? N —DK CO in street, member of the Royal Vollene of & don, may be consulted in treatment of certain d sen, A tice of fourteen years, ses, enables Dr.C. to cure thi Recent cases cured in four davs straiat in or business pursuits. th searcely any pain. sense, No merenry used, nor re: Srietures cured in ene or Constitut onal Debj ity— ‘a certain loathsome. Johnson’ +