The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1848, Page 3

pe tame not to exceed in cost $40,000. Mr. Astor has two sons— Ww: and the other imbecile from his f his dsughtere, who died in 1846 at Paris, became the Countess of Rum; ff; another, who has alo died, wos married to Mr Bristed,’ an author and clergy- men, now residing at Bristol, Rhode Island Plcvements of the French Residents of the City—A Salute to the Repubilc of France— ‘The Consulate. A meeting of the general committee of all nations took Place at the Shakspeare Hotel Inst evening, when a letter was received from his honor the Mayor, stating his de- termination to preside at the great meeting to be held in the Park, of descendants of the different mations, on Mondsy neat. A delegation of the Italians reported themselves, making the ninth nation already reprecent- ed. A meeting of Irish eltizens will be held at the Shakespeare on Saturdsy evening, with a view to adopt measures to carry out the objtot of their late movement, and creates fund for the purpose of eemding two dele- gates to France. Yesterday was one of the most glorious days for the French residents of this city that over occurred. The confirmation of the previous news by the Calrdonis, filed the heart of every son of France with unspeakable Joy, as well asthe heart of every American, and those belonging to other nations of Europe which are still Dorne down by tho yoke of oppression, although the subjection of their own country .was a heavy weight upoathem. At anearly hour the’ stars and stripes of Awerican Zliberty,j end the, tri-colored flag of now in- dependent and republican France, were ceen in every section, floating in the breeze together. Notice had been given that at twelve o’clocka pine otone hundred guns would be fired at the Battery in honor of the viotory ef the oppressed French, and long before the bour artived, eeveral thousands {essambled at that place, to join in the orlebration of the glorious dawn of liberty of the French nation. At the appointed time, ived, un the ecoort ofthe Ih discip! ined and Patriotic o When they atrived st the Battery, one, no flag was flying from the liberty pole of that piece It was sopponed, however, that the fleg fiom ke be be ato as soon as the firing com- menced; bot th stripes to w: from that pele te hones Immediately ter the fring of tho first gun of both nations Were feen tO ascend to the top son tl eff on the ram- parte of Castl . ‘They were both hoisted by rd, and 90 con d that they ssemed like twin ‘embracing each other and dancing toget cy orgsizant of the glorious Iiberty of Franos, and id exist together, “not for a day, but for all time.” wo The bisme should be laid at the doorof the Common Council, for the remineness in not hoisting the figs of the city. What iss beoome of Alderman Lawrence? The firing of the salute being ended.a bsnd in attend- ance immedintely struck up the iilse Hymn,” which was followed by Yankee Doodle,” the soul-stir- Ting air of freedom. ‘Three times three bberty cheers were then given, when the French Consul, M. de la Fo- rest, appeared, as if by magio, and invited the company to mach sround to the consulate, in Greenwich street ‘The corps were then formed into the line of march, and Laas thé consulate. As gcon as they arrived, with ioe Consul on his right, M. Bi ud M, Cor on bis left, he addressed them as follow: M De Laronest—My fellow countr: a —The pro- visional government of France has consid that thir- ty-four years of duty were guaranty of bent faithfulness. and hss confirmed me in my office, as Consul General of the French republic in New York. (Cheers) I will read 3 uu the despatch which M. de Lemartine has sent me. ere he produced and read the following letter: Panis, 98th Feb., 1848. Minis: or Forgiaw Revations, Derantment or Commence, Sin— The provisional government of the French republic have strrendered into my hands the portfolio of .ore! rela ons. You will, for the future, receive from me inmir\ctions whioh the new form of governmont, and the caim sd imposing attitude of the republic of France, comma.'ds to her agents to foreign powers. Ina few days I shalt send you a genera) circular, which will explain the exterior poltcy which the pro. cide gov.txynment will have deliberated upon and de- cided. ou carry Out this policy with sincerity dignity and faith ‘ulness, you will find in mea just and benevolent appreciator of your ects; and | shall bs happy to show the just valuo of the services which you will render to the mation. Reoeive, sir, the assurance ef my glen con- = tion. LAMARTINE. Foansr, eontinued—Let mo now tell you that ly gratified with my reception. I have always it was my duty to jist my countrymen, and tebe among them. If] have cffsnded any, | ask forgive- ne 1am now ready to serve, with all wy power, new government, which is to loved country. Hurrah for the republic. Three vociferous cheers then rang upon the they ail wept fo for r very Joy. ‘Men whose hairs ened by the frosts of maay winters, in the fu! nee ot eptlike children. The scone was tru!: imposixg one, aud every one preeent was fred wil ‘al the ardor of patriotism and liberty. ‘dhe whole company then went to Bonnard’s restat the corner of Naesau and out tears, went round, avowing the undying union of the French and Ai ‘ican flegs. M. Davis spoke to the company in the French lan- goaae, aud expressed his joy at the recent achievements oft fas The Marseilles Hymn was then sung, after which the company dinparee having eis Meet oy and disposed of bottles of oapital wine, a whole ham, and four leaves . capital bread. N.B Ito rae bp be cheered, ‘that Lamarti reportions, re- awry. ved, the hair is to the y be “express and admira- . And why shoud he be bia, when such L id PHALON’S Bar lavirerater can be able acme store? Sureiy the result—the ene result—a ofa 1 head of ig worth the trifling g xp preparati ty nord it. Phal jou number i is, as all the Mr. Jehn B. Geugh having censented to speak on j rture from jamily have been eugaged and lar pieces. Hon. James Harper Freneh Patent L er Beots.—Just received 8 large assorcie ent of French Patent Leather Boots, quilty, which me ing, at the low price of $7. on hand a large and French which | am selling’ from $4 " $450. I hive now ‘the ¢ assortment of boos of any store in the city, sud my irienés end the pnblie may Ne hea that J cha'lenge com: petition ia my besmess. tt B.JONES, 14 Ann street. ‘What is the most Levely Object! thero are mony lovely thirgs on eazth ne lyrelier than ‘he faces af those we love. Wha bo— en, !d—wothieg is ;, which you Gilléey, S84 Brow ; Cheaper than the Cheapest... 4 Peicerat Kor ie ed homed co ame — will fo oe an ae 2 Clan, J John st, i ent of exymine rhe asao. vg elsewliere. ‘They can there (an joan a what exire SAY OW price: article can betold.. Theie Prices are re iced 4 of last year,and are fall 20 de at this, time. ost pen makers | 'y upper ecrner of Mu countr exchange gold Diamond Pointed Gold Pene—“Itichlitew’ ng to witness the s\gnal suc of this mognifieant ¢ history of the gold “en i cords nothing which equals the achievements of the “ 7 Old brought ent an engrossing siz! are s01d,e 6 W nad JY jy the grees or dozen, Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, $1 25 bey Silver teneil Case ty ge points warranted. JOHN GRLATON & C ‘0, No. edi e CHB pee cent of Gi yet, Spencer & Hatt ‘dell ‘Clark, Brother & Co award Y. Prime, Albert G. Ber yy, Hayden & Co,, Levi Browns, and others, at less than minefactarers’ pric Si neawes ont 0 doilar fise eloth Cap for $1 50, whor Ta b stork of Children's Fi oh Opera Hat of the ree relia bth Meo el fr othis money, in bw aboever wants a reuad Hara cl t, wheever wi Hat, Cap or Umbrella, ena, n Militar a Sportsman's Hat, x Youth's Hi Tey Ee ahaa eal tORAIN}ay a4 Broad “Af Boots,-A ont ge and lendid French Oa iy ‘ge ay ay stock of French imp 4 ntiy on hand at our t. cit a ia the beat nisce inthe SO nouid by alt me get xe.” Wench call he sells lor $4 50, ge calf Boot ow marks seoriptiors on had d a make, for $3 Senireets. THE fing patent Lo aad made 1001 bot a ada “sbeerl- ny Cnses_Of “the 8° Fortable Shay! e ich, in many respects, sucones ed im the most t, emborsed, and coutal OU NDERS | 4 1d Shoe ‘of aidan f.eorser of Fulton and Naw. ing richly the tovet of the |ON, 177 and 387 Be inant. Sd Fine Cattery. Comprising Over 0, ae facture 0 Wontechoim, Crovke & Go with a comple variety of sig ee ae ee Nee ing tothe torlet. Ran” ueisa O SAUNDE.S 387 Broadway. Barry's Tricopheraus—Price is regulated by Wh ‘Tricopherous was sid at lity eents way.co @olehriy vow ra he ¢ demand for it which for yes ld extent, hike the concentric mpple into the water, row pert! the arr oj tbled to retail this a preauees pe stom ni Jed se potaty sariey ety founded. will roadway. m Spent aad: is‘sosimple ine mai ok ey aid be on thei guard t imitans iat te! Saas gmt manutacturer, D. CG. O00: © Belt, the only real disorders, can only be had agi York for its sale, ani thivis 60, era may notbe imposed on by cow ay trimers John street en: thiess. blots for Ch Maxuetic Curatives, 182 Galvanic and the limbs, and strength raordinary degre inet conic ret tre oa ed io ten minutes. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, March 29.6 P, M. As we anticipated, several failures have taken place among the French houses. Among those which have suspended, are the names of houses whioh have not, for some time past, enjoyed very high credit, and have been carried down by the first revulsion in which their inte- resis have been touched. The position of affairs in Francs is caloulated to embarrass all those connected with the trade of that country; and weak houses must be carried away by the derangement in their affsirs created by this event, Quotations for stocks have been maintained. since the arrival of the steamer, wonderfu'ly. It was our impres- sion, no matter what the news might be, that prices would at first fall off; and that it would besome days before those engaged in trade, or in speculation, would Properly digest the advices. At tho firat board, to-day, Treesury notes declined % per oent, Reading Bonds 1, North American ‘Trust 3s, Morris Canal %, Farmers’ Loan }, Canton Co, 34, Norwich and Worcester i. Long Island 34 Harlem Railroad advanced 36 per cent, belag the only one in tho list in which an improvement ‘was realized. A broker connected with rome of the Ohio banks, exploded in Wall street yesterday. Tho bills of the Bank of Wooster, Ohio, are rejected in the street; and as it is stated that tho broker alluded to above wos the Principal owner of that institution, and ita agent in this city, it is probable that the failure of one followed the suspension of tho other. The two most heavily indebted countries in the world are Great Britain and France, Im proportion to its wealth the debt of Great Britain exceeds that of any othor country; and in proportion to its resources, the taxes of France are enormous, exoveding those of any other country in creation. The debts of these two countries amount in the aggregate to nearly five thousand million of dollars, the interest on which annually amounts to about two hundred and fifty millions of dollars—a sum nearly as large as the aggregate indebtedness of every State inthe American Union and of the general ‘go- vernment. The annexed statement exhibits the aggre. gate indebtedness, and the annual receipts and expendi- tures at several periods :— Fixaxces oy Gneat Britarn—Income, Exrenpituaes anp InpeBTEDNE! » Indebtedness. £787,631 3 795,130,240 sh 739 60" 49.142 712 $0.08 430 785, 51,250.00 95.000 it does not vary muck trem what it was yearsago. The rapid increase in the public indebte ness of Great Britain, shows how the burdens of the peo. ple are increasing, and points out pretty plainly the pro- bableresult of the financial structure upon which it is based. In 1689, the public debt amounted to £664,263 ; in 1702, te £16 394,702; 1714, £54,145,373 ; 1763, £138,- 866,430 ; 1784, £249,851,628; 1817, £340,850,491. Since 1817, the debt bas been largely reduced, and is now less than eight hundred millions of pounds sterling. Sinos 1815, Great Britain has been at peace with the world, and the debt has been reduced about forty-five million pounds sterling; at this rate of reduction it will take se- vera! centuries to wipe out the debt, and even t odo that the present rate of taxation must be sustained. This is out of the question. When Great Britain commanded the trade of theworld—when her manufacturers monopolized all the markets of consequence—or in other words,when Great Britain was annually increasing in wealth, and was daily growing great, there was little difficulty expe- tienoed ia enforcing any system of taxation. As the commerce ofother countriesincreased, and asfreo trade principles extended, it became necessary to relieve Bri- tlsh commerce of the many restrictions bearing upon it, and other sources of revenue were opened to fill the va- cuum. Free trade was, ina measure, forced upon the government of Great Britain, in consequence of the re- duced profits resulting from its commercial operations; dit is yet o question whether a larger revonue should it be raised from thst source, than the new system of taxation produces, particularly where the aggregate revenue required isruch an immense amount. If the tariff on imports could bs largely reduced without in- creasing the taxes upon other things such an enormous per cent,it would not beso objectionable; but where commerce is relieved of any part of its burden of taxa- tion, other sources of revenue must bear the weight to such an extent 28 to weigh so heavily upon other clasees that remonstrances must follow; and if the evil becomes fixed, and relief is out of the question in the ordinary course of legislation, other means will be resorted to for the purpose of enforcing that change which ciroum- stances may require. The government of Ureat Britain Knows very well that when the people demand # reform they must be.gratified. They mey put off from time to time the concession required; but that it will be insisted upon until it is granted, no one acquainted with the cha- racter of the people of England can for a moment doubt. ‘The history of the reform bill is an illustration of that, ‘and it would be well for the government to commence in season, ‘The feeling created by tho announcement made by Lord John Russell, that au inorease in the income tax was contemplated, compelled the ministry te abandon that movement;and as the manufacturing and other large interests of Great Britain become reduced by the pro- gtecs other nations ere making; in similar branches of industry, the present rate and system of taxation wiil become more and more onerous, untilan explosion ora revolution takes place that will change the form of governmont, and sweep the immense and crushing dobt entirely out of existence. It must come to that; taxation in every part of Europe is becoming more and more op- prersive every year, and the people cannot stand such enormous dra(ts upen their scanty earnings. In Europe the system of taxation is so constituted that it is princi- pally drawn from the middling and poorer classes, and the drain cannot be continued much longer. Tho peo- ple demand representation in the councils of the nation, and 9n inoreased representation is sure to lead to such changes in the government as will reduce taxes. Ifthe people are properly represented, no evil can long exist; and we leave it for those acquainted with such things: to judge how long, under such circumstances, such a debt as Great Britain now has would exist. ‘The canal committees of both branches of the Legis- lature have reported the result of their deliberations ‘The appropriations are larger than anticipated. It ap- pears by the report, that im amounting to nearly five hundred thousand dollars was diverted from the cana! fand ; this has now beem appropriated as originally in- tended, and has swelled the amount more this year than it otherwise would have been. By the new constitution, the surplus revenue of the canal is to be applied each year, asthe Legislature shail direct, to the completion of the Erle Canal enlargement, and of the Geneseo Valley and Black River canes, until they shall have been oo: pleted. It appears by the legislative reports, that the estimated surplus for the year ending Sept 30, 194! 807,000 00 38,165 48 Deduct over appropristions of Jast year... . And it leaves to be appropriated this year.. $768,834 52 Tothisaum may be added the surplus ec- cruirg from June 1, 1846, to the 30th of September of that year, which has not ‘been appropriated to the enlargement of the oanais, as required by the eonstitu- tion, amounting to. ....4.+ Aggregate amount to be appropriated this reason, for the current year. Valley and Bleck River canals as have been com. menced and which have not yet been completed. direot. wi ptiation of $150,000 is reoommended, of whieh, if offere pad el lace than 182 id jane, are spuri- nuts on terms peaches at $418%, and 25,000 do do apples at 44: reported sold on private ter: city pressed in two lote, were eady at 640, Barrels ‘Were reported om private term barrels prime quality leaf were made at 7c, 7 100 bar- rela prime were reported sold at 6X0. Sales of 60 berreis clear pork were reperted at $13. Butter continued steady for good dairies of this State. Sales of 100,000 lbs dry salted bacon sides, were made on private terms. Eggs—Sales of 120 barrels were made at 14)¢0 per dos. tierce: eevee e 480,819 34 + oe oe B1,268,653 86 ‘The committee have concluded to recommend that this amount be divided, with a view to relieve the most crowded points upon the Erle canal, and to bring into uso as carly a4 practicable, such portions of the Genesco The amount which they recommend to be approprie- ted to division No. 1 of the Erie eansl, extending fron: Albany to the west side of the Oneida creek feeder, a Aintance of 141 miles, 1s $400,000, to be expended at ench points along this division as the canal board shall From the Oceida Creek feeder to the east line of county, # distance of about 67 miles, an appro- Wayne county to Buffalo, a distance of 156 miles, an propriation of $200,000 is recommended. t is report- ed that there is a large smount of heavy work on this Part of the line, in an unfinished state, particularly that portion of the enlargement through the mountain ridge at Lockport, which must be enlarged to let down from Lake Erle a volume of water sufficient to support the long level between Lockport and Rochester. Av appropriation of $160,000 is recommended to that Part of the unfinished works at Buffalo, heretofore adopt- ed by the Stateas part of the enlarged Erie canal, that amount being the balance of the estimated cost of their completion, In acoordancs with the report of the Cana; Board, made im Sept. 1847., For the Genesee Valley Canal, from Mount Mortis to the Canada feeder, » distance of 363, miles, they re- commended an appropriation of $218,000. This will go very far towards bringing into use this partof the ca. nal, 60 that as esrly as 1849, it is believed that the peo- ple of a large and interesting section of the State, who are now in a great measure deprived of the benefits of canal navigation, will have all the advantages of this ‘means oftransportation in carrying on their business operations; and this sum is recommended at this time, to accomplish this desirable purpose at as early a day as practicable. As yet no part of the Black River canal has been brought into successful operation, amd it is very desira- ble that itshould be completed to Boonville and the slack water navigation on the Black River, # distance of 42k miles, a8 noon as possible. It is estimated that$100,- 000 will complete this canal to Booaville, including the Erle canal feeder from Black River; and that $30,000 will make it available for use, but not entirely complete the 425¢ miles of slack wi avigation on the river, and leave a considerable sum to commence the con- ttruction ef the lesks beyond Boonville. The committee recommend an appropriation of the sum of $139,000, to be expended for bringing into uses work of such great importanes to the people of the north- ern portion of this State, The Black River feedor in a necersary werk to supply the Erie canal with water, and itis balleved that ifit be completed before the dry sea- son commences the coming summer, it will be of great service to the navigation east of Rome this year, The aggre, cost of constructing all the canals in this State, thus far, is about $31,000,000. The amount of tolls collected on all of tho canals in 1847, was $3,695 380. Deduct all charges against them for superintendence and ordinary repairs and collection of tolls, and the sult is, that they are paying more than nino and three- tenths per cent per annum on tho capital invested in their construction. Stock pases e be} Pa f Notes a >» ie 160 shs Farm Trust b30 is 50 Morris 30000 do poe! 10) 50 fo 50% $500 do 1013, 300 10% ‘0000 do mw 10) 3 Aub & Roch a 19000 = do 1013¢ 100 Canton 60 3234 19000 da 10450 do 315 25000 «= do mm wl 35 do 315% 10:00 do bio 101 do mw 3% 5000 U 8 6s of '67 10333. Nor& Wor 35. do 102% 350 Long Island 2 $000 Penn 5’s 3307350 do a30 28) 1150 do 73 400 = do 388 10008 bs 73 100 = do bio 38 73° 90 6 = do 28 beo 73% 50 = do 830 28 99 733¢ 100. do ald 28: ‘b60 100 Harlem 49) Bs Pe jo 49) 103 500 do saw 50 55% 550° do ax 30 do vo 4 lo 20 49! bie it 0 0 do 969 49 Second Board. bed ‘Tr Notes 6s bIS 101) 100shs L Island RR. 50 do b30 100} iss shas Hirlem BE, 0 00 150 do ~ a RR 100 * 8 i Morris Canal f° 3 Loan 10 de ble 49: $ Nurs & Wi 80 L Island RR 330 ie @ do CITY TRADE REPORT. New Your, Wednesday Afternoon March 29th. The market for flour was dull to-day, and prices we! faeble at yesterday's quotations. Sales of various small lots of Genesee and Western with Southern, were made on terms which did not vary materially from yeaterday’s quotations. Large parcels could not have been pressed on the market by holders, without some concession in prices, tetany A the extentiof 6c to 12}¢¢ per bar- especially in the more common brands, which were so mueh in demand for home use. Whenat was of- fered at some lower rates, for Genesee without buyers. A lot of Ohio changed hands, on terms stated below. There was more doing in Corn, which was steady for sound at a rent befor of New Jersey noticed below. Rye remained the same. Oats no change. From Buffalo we learn by telegraph to-dey, that flour was dull at $5 124. Chicago wheat was offered at lle, and that steamers were departing and arriving daily, although, ice continued plenty. Boston to-day, flour sold at a slight declit ‘while oorn Temeined about the seme. In this mark: the chief sales of provisions were confined to'mess pork, bacon, sadiara, oo continued steady without ma- rial 0 ht improvement compared to prices our- © news. Meal was also steady with sales Asnes. pe ye market ‘continued quiet, and we heard ig leur—Soles in small lots were mace for home use, of common to fair Gens: 1634, with small parcels of prime at $6 Ora praall sales of Michigan were made at $6 6654 a 6 75, the latter figure for famcy brands; 30@do Black Rock and Lockport eold at $6 60 26 66%; and 10@ do Richmond county were sold on the wharf Bales of 1800 bushels Ohio were ma Bales of 3000 bushels Jersey yellow were made at 5230; and 6000 to 7000 do at 52 a 63c, J onted atthe latter figure; 2600 do Southern mixed were sold at 620; 1 do Southern white, Orleanr, damaged, at 480. Jersey, afloat, we lots, at the same price. Rye—Sale ‘were made at7$c, delivered. Oats—Nochange. Be. ae 0f 275 bbis dry beans were made at 62}40 per $831K. Wheat— at $140. Corn— not in good order, at 60e; and 1000 New ‘Sales of 260 bbls New and 400 do. in small a of 2000 bushels . > made at $25 . oo mewhglte of 100 rey damaged Rio were made at 2 0, —The cereus ns to-day in this staple were in- Co" creased to 1200 pales, at @ decline varying from one quarter to halfa cent since the arrival of the steamer, A considerable portion ef which was for export. notice sales of 500 boxes wet and dry rai- sine at $1 4021 50; 1000 bexes Palermo lemons at $2 60; do do oranges at about $175; 5000 Matanzas cocoa tated ; 30 bushels vyern dried 0436 note salee Fism—The market continued firm, and of 150 barrela No. 1 Massachusetts mackere!, (@ little extra) at $1; 270 quintals dry cod, medium sis, at $3 4, and 180 do Haddock at $2 50, Liavontce Past i 1s, by auction, of 50 at 650; English was ‘Mrat—Sales of 6000 Ibs were made at $1 44. Sales of 150 bushels black eye, at 75c, and 100 do green at $1 18% Prov ‘Bales of about 390 barrels mess pork, were made at $10 25. There were no transactions in prime reported. Beef was quiet. Lard. jon—There was mote doing, and we note sales of 300 at $3 3736 a $3 66%, mestly at the former figure Sricks—There wat nothing ef moment doing. We quote Jamaica pimento at 9%<0; cassia at 150, and No. 1 nutmege, at $l 25. Seep —Sales of 200 bbis of clover were made, including old, at 6)g0. and new at 730 ; 60 tierces flaxseed were sold at $1 37% a $1 40 brought $1 42a $1 45. 4 some lots of Calcutta do, Svaar—Sales of 100 hhds Porto Rico were made at 6340,and 200 do do, im lots, at 40 a 63¢c; and 400 de damaged New Orleans were sold, by auction, at Sca 4¢, cash; 60 hhds Cuba Muscovade sold at 4X0, 4 mouths. Tosacco continued in good enquiry, for Kentucky, end Virginia. Tatiew— Woe fitm at 9%6 0 100. ‘Wines—We report sales of 80 qr casks port, by auotion at 600 a 75¢, as in quality. ‘Bale of bbls were made at 260. The sid ny: were mad , and not at ‘Some sales of N. W. wore made on \verpool, at grain we qu spirits turpentine were vik in bbls, was engaged at 18d, andi MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. TOC AR os ma often iene medians Gace a Puitaperrura, March 29 — First Board—$95 State $2000, he 73: Lebigh Scrip, obs ou Mechaniey’ al byes aie 2 . 5 Fir x ‘Tras After sal jad 7 ‘yor $1000 6 67, 10: 73 ad Hank aK ‘2000 Sehuylinil x $2000 do, do, 4274; $91 bret Re wears Om 673; $1700d0, 73 Se- ‘& Trem carter Sales—$2000 US 1960 Us Treavaty ‘oten, 64, 101g; 18,000 Sate 5, mi 3500 S-haylkill Navigetron 6s. '68, 43}¢; 20 Union Bank, Teun, 43%; 100 Morris Cenal, 5 DOMESTIC MARKS TS. New Benroro Om Marxer, March 27.—Sperm— There is n steady, fair demand, and tho sales of the week include from pee ell ———s im this market, at o slight decline from previous rates. We notion sales of cargo of |. at 105 conta; 160 bbis. at mie |. at 106 cents, cash. Whale ‘Active since our last, and 11 sustained. notice sales hy Poin geound der" oe export ab 0 sents, 1700 boa N from the cant line of ‘coast. 3444 cents; 2000 ty 3 do, at 36 cents, 900 bbls, do, on private terms. heard of no traveactions in this ee the article be- ing generally held above the views of buyers. this day, hen entire news invoice, from the shelves, compris tment « d, dit, pay and light aud dark fwd ‘A aig mM tea war f sosgion mMARKete 848 —Our bey at the present th with Jom toe vessels, laden with produce of that fruitful country, and es « naturel cor- eaenenee, prices are extremely low. The bark Gen. from Norfolk, has been here for the last seven <a and her offers have been for flour (1000 bbla,) corn $4; peas $2 per bag. iperfine flour $7 76; corn ae 25; black ree i ; pilot vy broad $3 2 beet $9; hams 12%c; sperm candles 400; tallow do 160 The extremely large. “The brig Caroline, Clarke,from Wil- Chan been here for the lest six deys try- 18, not knowing reoently left this place bal Bannavos, March for private families; oe Ae posi ‘apd ‘cur Sern’ so, solar and globe i general aasortmert « nts purchasicg can have ware > put up by anexperienced pecker, to go to any part of oe PLRGANT 6 re jard 180; cheese 1236; cok ofiumbes is | roomet Joserh riean Maseum) 1! raclug marble (ond and ether Drvssian wokenses, marble tops centre, ofa an ral eg pete koran, aud ivasy Tables, card, dining, quartette and i re emer! 70 sail Jo — vessels ba far trom being aoe generally, the ereatent Krvasron, Feb, 26, ise On Toarkes for eae has — of late, owing to the emall it art just arrived, bis Philadelphia at $9 60 ‘3 A be ft any os bees corm mer ere is not an over ship bread, which moves off slow! w. BROvEN. AUCTIONER d Rootu—J. ry Broedway, or of rare aud choice in lote at $9 a 0 50, and 400 of sold on arrival find roots 13 of thododendtous, youer, da, of pear, ai peach, pla rat $4 60 sot for Le es, bulbous roots, &c., Catalogues receipts of Irish butter have depressed merican will not command ever 18c a 150. The last sales of American lard were at 100 a 130, but moro than 10c is not now obtainable. transactions have been unimportant; $13 was rel 800 bbis of prime, the holders wanting $14 per bbl. cbanges on London 90 day Colonial Bank Bills per cent prem. sis Bank the same, and Commissary On Wednesday, by the Rev. Dr. the market, and ENJAMIN MOONEY, AUC *TIONEER— EDWARD , will Ct this day, at 10 o’eloek, at the Auton eneral: assortment ‘of Birmingham. Hardwere. Also, at 12 cask Tron Candle. Also fifty casks atree Shefleld, German, ina ele account of nadety ['0 GROCERS—A RARE CHANCE—FOR BALE, the Stock and Fixtares of a Grocery, Flour, and Feed aa of a lease for 'wo years, from Ist of lished forthe dast it, at 48 Beekman street, Mr. Jouw Puruiira to Jane, t daughter of Jacob Ashenheim, Keq , of Edinburgh, jal 28th instant, by the Rev. J Dr A.G 8. Gare to Mire Maatwa of Geo. White, Eaq yen yearsin the pe had of ‘Hs ore! ends int the store 12 '. Sa ve is not disposed of be- fae will pot be “wold after that date. uCH. ail of Northfield, Staten Inland. jae h of Ay WILLIAM ROY F% gay ae 8 ¢ best P Di 28th inst., of consumption, Gro. P. McBaain, moor. HIXTURES AND LONG nd friends of the famil: ily invited to attend his foneral. fee on Thursday, the eel y= 4 to Givenwosd th inst., Joun Jacom As: His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to ae residence of hia son, W: m Saturday next, at wf r ie Ms pre.ent ae A person with asmall capital ys further particulars, ir qi Houston and Lewis streets. ALMO'S OTERA HOUSE TO LET—APPLY, AT a A am Office, between the hours of 10 o’clock, A.M., i) have @ cont to make. at the comer of the 85th 9 ‘year of bis ag tend his funeral, Astor, No. 32 Lafay o'clock. P. M.. without further h 29th, Sanam McReapy. jays. widow of Frederick oe relatives and friend: Uae TO LATIN JPRSEY rCITe THE THREE _ house, 31 Hudson str t, commaudirg a full ‘Three mainutes? walk from the Reut, $325. Ap- e from teers street f the taaily, aud of ber iT VAULT AND Jaw, George Williams, and her sons, William P., Frederick, Charles S. and Henry, sre invited to attend her funeral on Thursday it 4 o’clook, from her late residence, 170 ‘Spring street, (new er. On the 29th March, Janz McCune, wife of James Bu- OL". T—THE BASEMENT, FRo Cellar, unter the American Ayt Union ted fora sn pic or mechanical business given immediately. Apply to fuperintendant American Art HE FIRST OF MAY NE etre three story bosee in Hammond. The relatives and friends of the family, and of her un tel cle, Mr. Thos B. Rich, are resy her funeral, on Thursday, 36t! dence, No 7 Prince street—to move "at 334 o'clock pro- cisely. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- etfully invited to attend inst., from her late resi- Factory and Fours No. 1 Hanover street, corner of a ET RANCE AND BYP ORCAS! Liberty, and Feoternit, zens of New York and the arround in the Mn a on Monday mg at 4 0% lorious ofame ths of tepubliean- eral’ ‘of yer nations of arope, EQUALITY,” A general meeting of the citi country will be held ed, and lighted with with warm, cold and shower B.—Don’t move this TOW’S ASIATIC ELIXEK, THE BEST REMEDY ire of Coughs, Shortness of Breath, Pains Si teaneatureee ap) 4 Id, to eoueraantet the Fr 7 John ‘A Stemmler, Henr H. Evars, George Adam, Georg: era, ies, Patrick Lynch, cl a gs John ‘Ty ssowski Peel Apothecaries’ ant 4s yi hatham | roadway; and 84 Chatham street. eae THE GENUINE POR ON 8 MILI- for to the committee “ tthe Shi HE FRENCH RESIDENTS OF NEW YORK ARE ten x night, ata place of meeting Friday morning; to i¢h ought to take place on xt, April sai the. ‘erent demonstration day in honor ants and Tacatioe are sup- aati slectory way. Fancy Goods, Combs, Brush other place; hence _ ne tfal reputation. jer terms than at an) ‘TALIAN DEMONSTRATION. —ITALIANS, YE pac places of dou have obtained regeneration and union—from where was Ly expected—who are no Jorger to be known by the contemptible names of a dozen petty tyrant olored ly waves—green, white SOUTH AMERICAN SHEEP PELT: 'S forsale in lots to suit purchasers, by HENKY COGGILL & CO.. 200 Penrl street. —DR, JEFFRIES’ pnp alee E FOR GON- orrhieog, Gleet, Stricture, aud sim (perme dr i—over Vent to Tour tree rk. B, xp! otehe French people and 1 establishment o/ a republic m France. ETH een pe ltemreeetah cof sacar aenor la: at8 ocivek,on busi enn 9 I. O. 4 2: No. 491. O. anooe Rorer No. 4! of k Lod, canes ix oreight roadway. comer John stre: INFORMS HIS PA mars of attendance at the office are now Monday, Wednesday and friday, 683 ge After }» at 1 o’clock, te of reapect to oa rie brother, John Ardea: A-J- Wi Dé, ELLIOTT, BOND AND MORT- in real estate in this vicinity. Rly to 9, TRIMBLE & CHERR' ee. Riedl ON: vent ents at his residence, 29 Seomeetch street, tolo’clock #. M., ted to families at their ree Ness particulars, after which his prae- O8T.—A SMALL POCKET BOOK, Cone AS five abel and ries Har ‘will ‘be given to those yes inserted and for sale unacqai with him. reghtietal on reusouable terms. OCULIST AND AURIST, ATTENDS di to “uy of the Eve and Bar, ac his cftiee. 261 Beovdws ‘Treatise on th price 30 ‘cents, can be had at his office; also, hi Belfactieg ‘eye and Ear Fqunt "Fo8 we ck MAK ERS—A WATCH MAKER e premiam from the Ai ied to go iuta the country. Apply to JENNINGS & LANDER No.0 Fatton street, 7 eat CORNEAS, WANTED DURING - at A moderate rate. mediately. E LH ‘New "york Post Office. ANTED—BY A ryt ca Yd ge YOUNG Wo. ived, @ young man to comp und medici: R. J. HEINE, NO. 20 ats STREKT, WHO IS rhe! only physician (advertising) that isa member of the peiety in this sity, neptianss if devote himself to . i and lroner; or ss ad has no objection to gen ite family. The best of city refer- uPleue to call at No. 146 Forsyth street, eshemerk ina sana e Rees aot OF THE “PRACTICAL Loge ay of the Ag} soit CStaday excepted oe pT BY A RESPECTABLE ag Woman, as chambermaid, washer or ironer; has istance in the ecuatry. nee, a, no objec ry ogo ss short tween Sth and 6th Avenue ANTED-TWO ¥IRST RATE TAILORESSES, hee! need apply, ‘To goo id So ae art be tren. the rear, for two di ew ecorti nora vlemerioes ope a MORRISON, 204% FULTO. time to the treatment of priv: to work on custom con! hands constant ‘Apply *t No. 11 Heater street. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ‘onng wowan, as chambermai housework in a small fami ci cing pot him. Mae he cures enna Dal res of Sir Astley Boopte, Sur A. 9016 Walton street A perfeet eure i vibe tanee into the coun- ba ‘ts “ofliee, NTEMPERANCE CURED. BY MEDiviwe—typ. ly, speedily, and effectuaily cures.» remedy for Intemperance. produces an alteration obje Gamba deen st 43 ran ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE angnse i in this city or he coats of the teevtnce| offensive to the jeasant aud easy to take, diet or cceupstion. Price $! ctor at cme sore No. 121 Fulton street, aud by 14. 379 Houston street 14 DUANE STRERT, BET WE! siSacn ead Wiis oe has for thi f ery. A ie core surest. ANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Ww chambermaid, or fo do the exeral eel f References can this disease; and mi Strictnre—Dr Cooper has discovered he saa! sere the worst form of stricture in from ane to. gearest any pain to the patient. ah youn WNte —BY A BESPECTA oe you! a haces aL an rtreet, cornet of 3 and amall iol shel ick cersieete of d * enre warranted im every C. ease, or no charge, No AWCETT AX AND eT HAVE RE. it 1 James street, where rae can be LOWERS—THE MOST Metric. MAGNIFI- cent, " id superb Flo: th: r they are enabled to ‘cure the worst form of disease. views long stand ng, without mercury, change iwdiet, or hindrance from business. aan enses cured on the most a) bility, brought on apply with certainty of care. EDICAL AID -DOCTOR MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD consulted’ on priva al Uleera,Coustiatjoual De- shod of curing Gonorthow, in 2 cu plan. a th, laboring under de- io ie of ¢. Many of his Mont hare alsoatcod the teat of the Trost here, ‘when the thermometer has stood several degrees below zero. HN f4gos ASTOR—A FULL AND COMPLETE out individual, gathered from entire!) ic An entire account of hi k, caltes the ace yi ‘urone ree amt | SUBSC IeER HAVING ars’ practical experience in WNERS AND MASTERS oO By red ry traveller.—Albsny Argus. /8 OLD ESTABLI8HED MEDICA. im 184 Fulton street —A Ce eure for ons, ulcerated sore thronl mag For each survey on an: Proceed to sen, 82 50. rr OEM New Yorke March 23, 0. ROBERT NOKRIS, Cierk. OR, CALIFORNIA Didpor=THE, jordan, will be aesrebed packages ond letters wiil har ‘of and or forwarded. For freight, ap- on board ap 9 Kast iver, or to BEALE, ME. te Lill 9 o'clock a S iabe Welpbur Baths require on ANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW ‘York Line of Packets. ~Very reduced rates of freight — ular preket to sail Mouday, hye SUMMER GOODS—JAMES have opened alarge stock of new Bat Ee gta) Jaconets, Ginghams, hg BECK & ©O. ‘Organd: OR NEW ORL EO the Sreend only, ret assortment of fi be found for a city trade, whi examine at 955 Boadway. Whole ATS—HATS—HATS—KNOX, WITH HI8 ACO! S. hy Si tarpon ath she ettontion ote public to his romed No 1a Faleon etree fs now loading, and - beige, plendid farm Orleans Wharf, foot or Wall street Lis , 56 Feats poe oomae ations, apply ely no fr vest vu April ho Preece ship CL and sail her regu N forward nl! goods to his addi will succeed theRichard « obd On LIVEREOO ty.and at lower pric mt of men’s and boy’s Caps, NE—The new and © WAR MERCH yeas experienc who has had sev. ished necommod: i lenny tart, gk of Well gree or to ket ship Siddons, oseius, end sail 26th: Apri ere Cobb, “ep hy Mt ATRIMONY aA eames Newvnses sate A ant TALI KH ing, Wth March, ist lo the Marseilles Hymn by the etti's throng Dignors —~THURSDAY rveN. eof the eves ts Vote JORELLA Oi tesa Avagadio; Genay Alfon Pertinio Rosi: Gubects, ea © Lorenzo Biouds; Vitelloxe, jemontest; Rustichello, Sianor Sx uo Brancese» Gu) bea M Broadway, and teke up in Ae street in the en ore: Nouce—To facilitate the Porque and Amphitheate doors comraunicating with A tor Place ai icity street will be opened at the ‘ent of the 5 Whi THEA TRE—BOXES, 25 CENTS: PIT, 18% Bieta at halGpast 6, performance to commence at 7 preetualy — INSUKREUTION of PAKIS, or the People’s Tiiomr h— ry has been painted, from ori, Vaal and co:rect Isherwood hg meabarical jepartment, by Mr. Walker and ussitaste, the ke., arranged the direction of Sr LEGOVB of bee z | Serene yey Mareh 30 1348, w Lbs acted, ith ome, sisrely new drama, writtea for this theatre. ent) SURWECTION OF PATI crite reentry Spetied he Capt Led V Orleans, Mrs. dordau— Polish refugee. attached to hugene de Val a leader aigre, a Parisian Sonia’; Mone, a pe’s resolve centrated force of the. republienns— alarm—The Death Ch: aut—Approseh of oassulton the hesoldiory, Tablesa Scene—'The of Kuve St. Hovore--The Capture of » supp conduct Repabliqny ¢s Canse—The D hay ¢, Chamber of Depa ipoe=The evaceation of ihe Tuiles he seizare of the Throne—Grand triumphal procession truggle—Derperate storming—Kaging flimes— Crashing ruine=t oars of artill of musketry—Shouts of soldiers Wis afruch Tyranny overth nmphe., Previous to which YS, of Irelant— Hasshalls Darby Ellen ieDona! ¢ Maearty, the Whiteboy, NV sroan and Whiteboy, "Bur Lawrence's ha! : Cire stern AY EVENING WINGS GADENE! presented the anahable fare Booth, Pas de Masel Ho-comic bas Tepe . rHicld. ‘To sonsiude with th: it ohne War ‘ te Nien iain -H Sateen Lapwig Kroc, Winauy: Olinda, Mrs J. ndine, G. Jones; Dame Mi: Wray; Loto, loriane. Doors open at 7 0 erformance com: t7K o'clock, Boxer 25 cen 6 MifcHELL’s ‘OLYMPIC. THEATRE ——THURS- diay, eveuing. Macelt 20. the enterorinments will cou mence with the PLANE T—The New Plavet, Miss Mary Taylor; Mereery, Me. “Conover; Jupi er, Mr. ot Jono, Miss Roberts. ‘Lo be followed by n GLANCE, Ar NuW YORK—Mose, Mr. Chanfrau; Jake, Conovers Eliza ay Roberts. After which, NA- FE on f. Holland; be Mazdales als Mory Tevtar “ro condlade with the BOXAND © ‘ox. Mr. Hollana; Jawes Cox, Mr. Gonovery Nits. Bi Henry. Dress cirele, 60 cents; I2igeents—Doors open at 7) BAQapwavirnea i re URSDAY ied the Re larch 30 will be perfurmed the comedy eailed the DER BROTHER—C Mr. Anderson; Euatiee, Mr. Ne; Arqellinn, Mise ¥ Wallack. ‘To be followed by the farceot MY LAETLE ADOPTED Major Seymour, Mr. Dawso: John Dibba Mr. Hadaway ‘Felbvn. Doors open. at 7 o'cock—-Perlorinanes to, begin at half past 7 0 3 Circle and Parquette, 50 ete Family circles, 25 ct 1236 ets. fe Pane oe ype 472 BROAU WAY, BETWEEN id Broome streets-—GPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING: Tk WEEK. Unparall juceess. Tw: te, sixth week of the Orginal CHK ST 2) MINE s the oldest established net in the th direction of B. ISTY, whose inimitable and o inal entertainments nre nightly honored with crowded pein Iv respectable andiences, and are favored with a patront unprecedenced by any amusement im this city. Admission cents. doors open at 7. Concert commences at 8 o'clock. For the recommonticn of families ex A¥LERNOON CON- VERY SATUKDAY. Doors open at 2; commence act (! tock Broapw. AY pasar NTRANCE THROUGE Pinteux’s © ‘wr de ager E. eely— Wu The, Ma peedlly a anne ral TDAE he will gre ‘o-pight, Thar a March 30. wih anentive new serien of gerio-comie FIC f:| Meena ad au Tur 10: Pr Mav icallG. Change of Prog: Tesquetts, 23 conte; Boxes, 123g cents, Performance to commence at 8 0 ’elock, ANVARD’S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE Peg meen river, painted on three miles of canvass. largest paintin the world, at che Panorama buil i Broadway, adjoining Niblo’s every (Rundays excepted.) Mietecen Se ‘Cents; children ‘ne Panorama will ¢ ~~" preying, st TH o7e) precisely. Aftersoon exhibition on Wednesdays and Satur days, nt Bor cloaic. IPHE © OLF, EXHIB! TION—THE Pe oF TAITTICKS by the late Thorns © oi open, at ¢ rooms of the American Art Union: Io. 447 Broudway. "It wi continue for six weeks. ‘the "Gallery Will be open from The o'clock, A.M., nntil ten ofclock, holder of « feasnn ticket will te entitied algo to the right of admission to the New York Gailery of the Fine Ai anee of the Cole Kxhibition. Adm Hieke’s. 50 cents HE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF the Old Masters, Spmntistag. original by om o% eng Repiael, Mursilo. Vejeates en Del, Farmipions, Halbeian Jaa Seem, Catto, Dok Gaye. i son. and many others ofthe old Meo tees it the Lyceum Gailery, No. 563 Broadway, from 9 PM Admittance 2% lace aig bat on March 36th, will be performed the BAY ADERE Mr, Sidney’ Pearson Olitoue, Bh Fatima, Md’l hich the fd ace of ABMOD¥ Blaney tleepine, WB. rie'ta, Nile. Vallee: Grand RIOTTE. To couelnte wrth te fare ot Men and the Tiger Wheatle: Chupmen: deurtle, Rie aileska Mis. Th To-morrow, Mil Min I8M—INDUCED SON Mey Sean vhs Hal M 1 Bowery, (near Grend.) this erenu hiers will lecture onthe importance of thi at is hua rie x ie will HaISTY’3 MUSIC—I SEEN. HER AT DE Win: ‘O! Susynan— We'll have a little dance to-mi {be Biue Dress on—Dandy Broadway ® ife always Sao Peaibat omg bythe Gol- Blane—Ke: back—Stop ele Ci briel. the Ne- ‘he abo $o:suy é1eten sehar.156 Fulton street. | Rose w woop 1) PIANO FOR SALE ABARGa. ‘One of Stoddart, Wooster & Dauham’s make. Can be seen at 499 Hudsoa sireet. Also, two large pier giass: ~ pl FORT +8 eed FEARING: OF HENKL G Aspey Herz imports to ich, from Havre seen at the Aget 0h inatant 7 9 | es PURRUANCE OFAN rrr OF THE SURKO- gate of the County of New ‘k, Notice is hereby giver to all persons having ‘claims agrinst John M. Winant, ite ‘ot = vof New York, deceased, to pi t Lv same with ta yuchers thereef, tou abscribers, at idence of ‘Albert W Ww. mien No. 110 Varick street, the City of New York, on or before the a day of May next. Dated New York the tenth day of ae ber. 1847. Albert W. Smith, Benjamin P. Fairchild, Fx 5 THE Lapirs—c HAS. 00 ¢ just received a large eck tyles, which they offer sicen vite attention to nboat 900 work cuffs, from 3: 6d Det Pai Jars, from 34; 350 fine Uhainatiteh Jaconet di +s he largest and most elegnet stock of Infants’ Embro dere Robes, Waists, &e., ever offered to their noti Waists from Sito $4 5 Robes from $2 50 to $35; Dress Caps, new pst OC ARKE’S SAUKS-MY GUSi OMERS AND 8) RAN- gers wereapecifully apprived that my ready made gar. ments are, if possible, of better finish than ever, and the prices as usaal, low. My black and browa a tofitthe rare perticnlarly admired, the price is $10. The best quality of French cloth Dress Coats, made to meat cellent one for $ tailor to patron and not Competent judge: goods, are epecinlly invited to enll at 116 Willa atreet, opposite the Washington stores. Honesty is the heat policy. & : 2 a of, om enah price for the same, the post office or other wil dences.. J. LEVENSTYN, (Gp Brondway, up stairs. can be stievded to by Mra Leveestyn Mapas T. FINIELS, AGENT, «50 BROADWAY, cornee of Grand sere i street, will open on Tha ul assortment of Paris Spring Milli me Tarin, next. the 3d inat., for Neudil assortment of by the last steamer, crape Bonnets, 3, Head ofthe Yatest Parrsiw styles, at White street, No. 67. ir inshectiow, mi oagble Millinery. 5 ke, 0. 379 Broadway, entrance in AND FANCY STORK FOR hiished for the last eight years, ay ~Havinw been fare tint tine dove * fst rite Bisivess re] business miread ae the ng to purchase & business Wieady U PUBLIC CAN B. Ga" ta Percha, for experimerits, &e , 1a large rami! que Imported ‘by th ber ia ite pure trite, expe. asly for medieinnl parposes. Orders (rom the ne'ghborieg cites. will meet with Prompt agen. (atta Percha Company. 3. AK AL ERe—PROPOS ALS WILL B aadesioned st he Fand aud Setrent, No 8 Oidslip, tii the of furuish he Tamviution wish 250 tons best qnality Peach » * for Beebe & Fe 99 tons Hazlevon { oal, suitable tor Beene & Mtn) 9 wanted soon. jose! the trade a oi LorT house, 9! hey street. ~~ . wih heise zai . Hy. OWEN,