The New York Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1848, Page 3

by the Logielature of this State, for the relicf of the oompany, the stockholders #1ii forfeit their stock unless this instalment is pald up. This company, io anticipa- t'on of the assessment being paid in, wads contract for the fron to relay the road, and the advance on the mar- ket price of iron has since been such that they could realias a profit of $16,000, provided they wiched to die- pose ef their contract. In the event of any stookboldey “wishing to forfeit bis stock, instead of prying up the Instalnrents, it is optional tor them to do so; but by giv- ing the company notice of their intentioa to forfeit, it would facilitate them in their arrangements. ‘The reoeipts of the Harlem Railroad Company for the firet thre jonths ia each of the past fire years, have been as aanexcd:— New Yorn. Pantax AND Azpant Bargeao- Gross Keceipts. Ja. 181s, January. Gist wes 11300 February. ... tis 742) 8.709 i Marea 7.950 = 10,59 12010 it 917 Totl....821n7 28200 Sule A808 ‘This ehows an jnoreass of nearly two hundred per cent since 1844—an increasy of nearly one hundred per cent slave 1816, and an increase thus far, of about fifiy per cent on the receipts forthe corresponding period in 1847, Aninerease to this extent throughout the year: would give an aggrogate income for 1843 of about three hundred and ninety thousand dollars. This, however, excoeds our previous estimate, which ws aro still dis- posed toadhere to, viz: three hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars, qual to an average of one thourand dollars per duy throughout the year. It is very proba- ble that amount will be exceeded, as the arrangements recently made between the Harlem und the New Haven companies, will increase the receipts very largely when the connection is made, which is contemplated by the firet of November next, as far as Bridgeport, at all events, The opening of that portion of the New Haven road before the close of winter navigation, will secure to the New Haven line and the Marlem Company, the whole of the northern, northeastern oud northwestorn travel during the next winter. ‘This is alone eufficient to give any road a good income ; but the local travel between this city and Bridg»port must be very great, the whole of which must pees over fifteen miles of the Harlem road. By the terms of the contract recently made between the president and directors of the New York and Har- lem, and the New York and New Haven railroad com- panies, tho Harlem company are to receive fourteen conte per head for every passenger traneported on this road by the New Haven company, when the number does not exceed one thousand per day—when it does x- Coed one thourand, and does not exceed twelve hundred and fifty, twelve and s bulf cents per head are to be paid, &nd so on in about the same proportion. Itis estimated by the New Haven company that they will average two thousand per dey; but as the averagé is not taken into consideration in making the change, the Herlem compasy have all the advantege of the fluctuations. In regard to the transportation Of freight, arrangements equally fair and satisfac. tory have been made. Whatever depot room the New Haven company may want, end the Harlem can spare, is to be purchased of the Harlem at the original Cost price, adding interest from the original period of purchase by the Harlem company, to the time of sale to the New Haven company. A double treck from the Harlem river to the junction of the New Haven road, will scon be completed. This will give the main road a double track of fifteen miles, which willanswer for the present; bat the time is uot far distant when a double track the whole length of the ‘ine will be necessary, to giveall the facilities re- quired to meet the demand. For the first time within the history cf this road; since it first came into existence, it is now upon its feet; it is able to go alone—to support itsslf; and nothing can now arrest its progress. The bullsand bears in Woll street may depress and inflate prices for this stock, as well as all others, but they cannot effect the actual value of this tock more then they can that of the general go- yernment. They msy gst up bugbsars in the shape of chattel mortgages, to f:ighten timid holders, and the bullsmay menufscture stories for the pur- pose of inflating prices, to gat rid of what stook they may have, at handsome profits; but holders for in- ‘vestment may rest assurod that the future flactuations fa this fancy will be moderate, compared with previous speculationr; that the depreeiation will be from time to time limited, and result entirely from the operations o¢ Dears. This will, in time, disappear, and the market value of the stock keep pace with its real valuo. In the fall nearly thirty miles of extension to the ‘Harlem road will be opened, extending the line to Dover Plaine, a poict eighty-three miles from this city. » This will leave a space of about forty miles, to be covered, to complete the road between the two cities—Albany aud New York. This will be a trifling affair, after the other e'gbty-five miles cre completed, and there wiil be no difficulty experienced in pushing it through. All of two-thirds cftho right of way from Dover Plains to Chatham Corners, has already been offered to the com- pany, nod the grading is of tho mcst favorable charac- ter. Itis estimated that the whole cost of the road, when completed- the real estate, aSd running apparatus ef the company — will be within fivo millions of dcllars.— For the present length of the line, there is not @ better equipped road in the country, and in the entire manege- ment there is s proper spirit of economy exhibited, which must be attended with the most beneficial results. There isa marked diff-renos between the present position of the internal and external affairs of the Harlem Railroad Company, and that two or three years since. In fect, it is only within the past oight or ten months thst a proper ard successful effort wss made to place its finances in a proper position, The unforiunste report made last Juns— @ report utterly incorrect in the most important pointe—prevented the consummation of an arrangement at that tims, which would have fuaded the debt of the eompany,eand placed it compl+tsly out ofthe way. The ocmplexion of the report alluded to, aud the character of the contract mace between the ol] board and the New Haven company, Kad such an irjurious effect upon public ocnfidence that any stockholders became frightened and sold cut. It is true, the market price went up soon after, for this, as well as all other fancios, in consequence of the great speculative movement at that timo, but since, quotations have fallen lower than they had previously reached for years, and the bears have bed fineopportuai- ties for depresemng prices. All the old diffloulties have been cleared away, anda reaction has teken place in the public mind relative to the present and prospective value of the stock. The present manegement have had a dif- flouit tark to eecomplish, and it is surprising that they should have been so successful, amidst ths tromendous oppos ifon they have encountered,e mn among the heaviest stockholders. I: has been up hill work, so far; but they bave smooth sailing now ,and wo trust the Pre- ident end mott of the present board will remain, toresp ‘a little reward for their energy and perseverance, Fu- ture boards will have little to do in the manogement of the affairs of this company, compared with the present, or many of the past; and in a few years, thore who have son this roud in all its phases, from its commencement to its completior--{from its time of travail to its hour of deiiverance- will be sstonished at its final succers; and many who Lave heretofore ridiculed the work, prediced its failore, and the ruin of thoxe engaged in it, will ro- gret that they did mot becoms stookholders whea its stock was #0 evormously depreciated. Stock Exchange. $11000 Trea Votes 6's 1013S ee Tr — % 16000 | do 10) 0 DIS 30 Togo Tiers ITT 36 i W46 0 Penu’s 5 a" 7a “s0 or Wor BR bw #7 16000 sing w 7% 60 38 1060 Pie LA ss | a 830 Px y i ‘ 0 Zoo Hudian Boeds 39, 40 Laine RR pe 35, 400) Herding Bente = S75¢ 100 do One 3 Sy shoe Phot America 95% 5) Harlem BR ba! Go North River Back 8759 do ato 503g 9. 50 co 52% ust Wie 100 - 60dys a6 ri 150 ty a: 2 “pled RR im a a 0 Fernie’ Trust 2 % 39 Krie Iti, new, fall 10 150 160 2 Second ees, is x a st He 50 sh. vom < $720 Treas NoteaG's 1312, sans Harem Rit £736 10 shs OL & Trust € . ‘a 300 do b30 we 199 Cacton Co 3 500 do CIsY TRADE RHLPORS, New Youx, Toureday Afternoon, April 6. The flour market exhibited very little obage. Sales of Genesee, with other western brands, continued to be made to the trada at about yerterday’s prices, The or- ders were principaily for email lots for domestic con- rumption. Whest continued quiet. Corn of good qua- lity. inclading both yollow and white, continued firm, andfucther sales were made st full prices, Meal re- meined sbout the sume. There wav no change in rye ecroate Provisions were quit ond exler were limited.— Pork continuod sboutthe same. Transactions in gro- ceties were moderate, without change of moment in prices. Freights were comparatively quiet. Business of various kinds war a good deal ohecked on acocunt ot the cootinued abacres of the Warbiagton, dus at this port whose foreign news was loosed for with much anxiety. [t wan avid on ‘change that the oanal was not exprct'd to open til the fieet of May, although en ear- lier dvy had heen arsigned by the publio authorities, "Annee Halen of 100 bbls of Pots were made at $5 564 8 5 6256 Pearls continuod a iL Flowr— Seles of abont 1000 bbis of jade in yen at pres em i | from $6 50 66 564 for common to fair quality, and at $6 62)4 for ane t ee GRAND rene formed this ev ‘erdi.—- Nabaco, APR IT. from New Vat Letters eived us office for the ‘above Heder, ou ‘until 1 a Yelock, A. xu. oa Savurday, the &h instant — per 20 do de common eotd at ‘Wore muda at $6 43% 96 60; {6 50, Southern remained about 300 bbls Alexandria and Howard street were $6 250 6 373. Wheat—Holders stood out pat for former asking rates, but no gules were effected. Corn—Sales of 6500 bushels handsome North Carolina white, were made at 560, Sales of New Jerse; made f good quality; 1100 bushels 00% sold at 57¢; and 1000 do do, inferior prema at ie. Sales of about 3000 bushels Jers reported at Sic a 5434. The mar! firmness, and for handsome Jers-y yollow, 56c was atk ed. Mcal-Sales of Now Jersey, The market was some firmer. North River wore reported at 750 dsiit tinued to sell at 440 for North River, Southern were made at 38¢ 9 40, tisroes were made at $1 09. Corron—The sales to-day comprise 1000 bales, at our quotations, Many of tho cargo heldérs are withdraw- plies until after the arrival of the steamer. ‘he market continued quiet. Rio was worth ox a 7140, according to quality, Fruit—Tho market was lees cetiye to-day, and the only rales reported were 600 boxes wet and dry raisins, ot c 40 a $1 50, and 4,000 Iba ol dried apples, at 4o, tebe 44 large business doing, but the trau- wed asiight de sales including No. 1's, “ 39 25,8 and No. 8s at $5; 1 $10. A cargo of tislifex on 1 000 boxes herring. at 68s for scaled, 37340 aud 23 for No. 2's; 300 quintala dry cod, at $3) 60 «lo large, at $3 75, and 600 do do on Heme We posort sales of 300 bales Manila, on pri- No ales were reported. Tho market con- tinued tim at Ons. NavaL Stoxks ~The rales include 175 bbis spirils of cash, and 350 bbis it was said there were buy- f Nabuco, Siguort Prien d officer A the’ get ct baby wr. Bi hat Ion canes at lens, ond 35 ovnts( lor each add itic ae ‘Scents exch, aud pre-paid. ROBE: ‘won & porte over $32. Same dove trotti Dalen sees in TP Ma ke Loveloy'e Tele: | ehestr “nee suet Toes on ere cheb ——____. gix KD, AROUSE.—REGU LAB NOM = es in was, AR Tae ee MARTIN: . ade for Ci oe Otto C ctors of lv etion: ettore, Si a and chorus Master Sig. Soee re by a gent a or Place with their hore ry pan. Pheer aad Eaghis jotice—T'o facilitate th te doors communicating wi ighth street will be opened at the en! of the performan mn at half-past 7. Performance at 8 o clock, pre | sustant Alderin my oS by: Penta t £0. Ieiage iueads fron ea) ‘schae pi Ki Ht jel, and two oF prie! fa Ad tke a Re i were made at $2 60 y= wan quiet. Sales of vd. ‘The last sales of Beans—Sales of 49 ACOB DATS) AUCTION ceR—-Eal evnenee pocket and pen knives, k v0 pie Tt, 100 clock, 50 ratent I Ibe rold this dayat fiavelcek, by 2 action roem, coruer of Plat and Gold stieets, in fore to nanETY ax well as city dealers. Keni case pocket snd ve Knives, relished sud ben fn of Common Selanle ypector oF Common Schools, pr Daniel ces Dee VECéRO, Pre om game Pimola ACO spleeate |e Sa eases ‘cin clits ti vers Parker, M Joho Layden, cretari HATHAM 1 THEATR be p: sh ND INTAL ford etthe teket headed Pho la, Mrs, aY Wags oe Wind: | MER: Me an Lucy, sit er ‘AT RIUS, or the FINE: ' ra ater Lapwig Boe, Marguesita, Wray i Loto, ht areuatites: Wray t Loto, oveloek,, Verformadoe commences at 136 me exes, 25 opts, with the bi i re Pe Bohemian ruby, rose, eb etal, turquoise, and blae cologue botties and Tand lamps, ke. Also, for account oft ever Esra hee peneal ene mantel vases, solar HE COMMITEE OF FRENU cHME APPOINTED ve subscripiinus for ihe relief of the widows, the ed the wourded ey by the dt ROADWAY THEATRE.— FRIDAY EVENING April 7, will be presented the farce of the IKI=H Hie D. Anderson3!Larry Healeasy. ne, nan her- VALHaOld Melbourne, Shaw; Surau, Mra. be LUE—Giselle, Mile BI No. 16, (a little extra) at e DAMES: Stan ow: which will be rable shed with + DeLa Forest, Consul General of ed to rece\ve such donation the names of the donors France, 7? Greenwich baie Sagore, 4 UCTION SALE.—WM.N. LEWIS, AUCTIONEER, walt sell tds ore No. 28 Division street, the entire stock ke., ot half-past 10 this le oa Monday aud ay evening, April 7, the entert ysne@ enti ted HO £0 wrys 2 bad, 43 sere J. Peeler, 63 ‘Ocean hb juzer, 175 Broadway: H. Ligier, aiGrannish os A vor E tige, in lots, at 362 y rosiu at 750, deliver ersof raw turpenilue at $2 50. (0) ‘Salea or 2000 galions of English linseed, were ‘at 65¢; 150) do American do, were mad 4s—Wo note soles of 75 bushels fel! at $1 00 ; 50 30do black eye at $1 50; white Taexcwiat wt $1 8734, and 70 do green at $1 06%, WOR BALSA UAY MARE, PIETER HANGS - high,7 years old, scund and bi 1d only for want o! Conover; Eliza 8 ch felis Mose Robeits Alter which TIO: Marrowfat, mle Holl Pho M ‘To conclude with Tete HOUSE TO Re SOL M jottand; Win. Leys 4 corner of New and Beay RAT. LaND SALE—20,000° ACRES OF FAKM a Timber Re ds, with water power, in?Tobvbanna, tterton C) 4 Ria wil not only be pleased with the euterianmests, bat ‘bus eee of vitsl importance to every Member will be trensacte Toe Lempl> wil mre: every Krday evening, at the corner of B ostey, end Grand street 3 T. Gaores. ents W.AR protem, New York, F rage s7th Apnl, ETRAORDIN ARY, DISCLOSURES IN IN h the Funds of the Mauchester Unity of ‘Oud. il be found io the Old Countryman Newspaper of the 8th inst. Also, all the latest nee from every do inferior at 759; gurain rises ot 73 2 eaxte pity 1934 conte ind ni jxcent fownahine, Mouroe Ce 'o ih miles from Phil del ~The demand continued active, and the fol- 100 bhds Verto Rico at ER) 1 on to the Horse: uts in thee:reie, will be po hly uained Mlepbane ftom "Ashes * or lowing lots were disposed o! : 454 «5X, 170 do New Orleans at 434, 200 do Cuba at 45, 20U boxes Drowa Havane at dJga 534, and 295 do do até ‘a 5c, all 4 months. Tosaceo—Sales were made by suction of 17 hide Kentucky unmerchan‘able at 5% a7 ; 54 bales Havana damaged at 10 4 2534; 33 do sound ut. and 4 months; 10 bales Cubs wt 18.0 16 necticut seed jeat st 4a 8}¢c; 2 do Ficrida a 8140, and 32 cages aud bales texas 412% a 6}40, owen. 18—Sales of meon pork, ia a smoull way, wore reported, from store, at $10; prime was quiet, at $8 75; cules of 224 Dbls of hucas, (oraiuary pickied) were made at G40, wad 60 tierces Winchester suoulders were sold Beef - Sales of 200 bbis commop prime were made $5 25. The last sales of beef hams were mui 110. Lard—Sales of 200 ke; farther sales in lots, accord: 60 a 6%0; prime do. was ed in steady demand; new spring, “me in tubs, was selling from boats, at 210 8 250; good dairies, this commanded 193 w 2lc. ese in market : good new command- ne: vely invodaced the mphitheatce, Londen, ¥ linshead’s ‘I’ Stroudsburg; Samuel Hi. Maaweil, 41 Wall towel, Pownlion, Philadelph ‘ork. — ECHA’ 18? HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BE “GO NOD WILL AND FIXTURES nd FBroom: ublished Oyster Cellar and Kestaurant hand nena can ore fe the be given ‘Adirere 30 30H iE Phitndetphi ar Nassau. Mere, $3 00 per # 340, 90 daya Chiisty ia the U; mea ‘ates, a whose inimitable and origins! enteriaia hovored with erowded and highly respects: ave favored with a pst o ment in this city, Adm The publicherct this th rentian wank: Waving leamad iat sony iagand persons five falusty reprerented he is abridged form, he fee's bound very unmerons subseribe particalar, as the Americ ecoatim, with the except hing these tiles in + unprecerented by any auiusc- Loos open at 47. t8u'rclock For the accommedation of overt Lvery paturday. Onen at?, commence at 3 o’sloek. AMNUWS AMERICAN MUSLUM—P. 2". 3 ARNUM Proprietor, # Hircucoci, Masaxer. Sp endl pesformasvas sack Bg o'clock, and each evening arquarer to & The Manager hos eoveged for out Hy " 10 G wee0s ERS, DRY. aha DEALER let. on the Fourth svenne, corner of Twenty ‘el h agenteel dwe licg atreched. iM be be fadmaitebly adapted for either of the above business uated ina large and growing eesecae gens oceupied for se ‘of the arrangement, in. the couys® ‘ofthe work. “Th only ih were published as ears as a family groce usiness. Any perso Smbarkiog in either of the above basiuesses, Wi sentan eligible opnortanity. EVANS, 10 City Hall P east of Fourth avenn O LET—8UITES OF ROOMS, CONSISTING oF Prlois end bed rooms, with pri ables ingle ig | for Fenslemen, with Dreakfast: and tea. 1 hed, end lighted with gas Also. provided with warm, cold sud shower b: B.—Don’t move this \ FIRST OF MAY NF XT— excellent three story house in Hammoud street, fitted with marble mantels, h oue in Bank street, the ram oh sitnated hetween Factory Sen? to SALEX. M. G&EIG, No. 1 Hanover street, ‘corner of reason fac this ee being, the Ei written by the anthor without regud 10 or‘er—the Americye sing a decided improvement, ed were made at 7% 0; ity, were made at Batter continu- ince, oF Twenty-fith st, iain house fineness of bape ore ele g: ROBERT ae SHANNON, Pec 1818, ‘The Ist volume per covers, will be Agents will please tely. Residents ia the country by «remittance, cw have a volume sent by mail. State, in packages, very litele old Sec, mal desi able book for the library. Park How, New York, 5tl ends d Woe Statwury. ion to the whole 25 and old enough to Reserved [rout seats, one shilling each Roch well, ‘Famous childrea ucuer 0 years of ax bay e—The market was quict at $3 25 a $3 50 Skeo—Clover remained quiet at 6X0 70 for new Sales of 70 tirroez flaxseed were made ac 13; T ow ~ Continued steady at 9% a 934°. .eponk—The urticle remained quiet, waiting 537 Honston street. 0 LET—ON TAR aloge 1246 cents. RODWAY ODEON ~ Pinteux’s Cafe des 1 Director, Mr. Oldticid--Auimated Pictures pany of ladies and gen: phia daily prpe: . di market was ra cher wad and sales Prison wers made at 23! Lard was taken for Liverpool to fill up, at For cotton, 3-164. was demanded, and for cora, 54. in bulk, and 4d. in bags. Rates generall: ip owners and shippers were waiting for and Pigmalia: Staiuary ty anew new costumes, dra Part 1—Dauce ou the Green forging the Bolts of Jove; Ax 01 Bi of the xhove papers deli of ipabligation an 2 . Wo ADRIANCE, Names received a Berard NO LE '—AT HOBOKEN, WITHIN THREE, i MANN utes waik of the fery, three om story, boek houses. quire at the ferry landing, of W. W. SHIP. O LET.—A RARE CHANCE FOR BOgROING A set Coaeernener Bas Newspaper Reent. slack, as both later foreign om REWARD ee tsiley ON THE AFTER- noon of Wednesd. from No 43. Chambers Bank. lage Brussels Carpet aquantity of mvle nnd female Wesring apparel: a large Devonshire pyercets ‘wth several private idl in tnd ‘other articl Spprehens‘on of the thief or th grerned thtough the back door ata tueet. G rurther ‘particulars, apply to G. Gane eee OST—YESTERDAY, THE 6TH INST., ABOUT $70, anne Ssbenpes there were thres fa bills 6f the a MiRKE 1S ELIKWHaRS, STOCK MARKET. ea 4) Fe TUE, 6's 1015 6's, 1890 95% 5 160 she 1867 closed at 105% RANVARD'3 MAMMOTH ng in the world, at ux Niblo’s Garden. Admission 50 ce had Panorama will commence m neenion exhibition oa Wed: ANORAMA OF THE wost business Pp ARGE TR REES FOR “STREETS A 5,000 Ailsnthus, Wg M4 to 20 feetin Ma; le, 14 to 16 feet; and 3,000 Evergreen feet in height, will Panorama buildiua. in Sresd will Gotpaid for tie Open erent evening i ‘sold at one-third usual prices, to i aday Fee) Satur- f I \ itvses, and ell other Shrubs and Priced catalogues nt 25 Gonder outers per Pucels Gardens and Nur AMILTON HOUSE—THI3 FAVORITE WATER. BELOPOLITAN MINSTRELS,-ON MONDAY Evening. iuth of April, the Metropolitan Minstrels will oneert atthe Apclio, 410 Br adwar, to be meceeded by a performance every venir week (exceptiog Wednesday.) eh of which ix unrivalled in hia maceraclite iu aunouneirg this entertainment to the pob- ident that, for originality ard piauaney in tis detweation ofthe lights aud shadows of Darke never hada parallel. The hamor—their merry 7» cannot fail to meet with a einen ies of ‘which has hithesto been elicized. Admission 25 cents. it peice, ‘To commence ns 9 so bids Daltiniee opined pri ¢ Board—$500 United States ints! Sogo Wiss, roo, ns 7 iow Canal iVai 320, United aM 2 10 oon Reve ay bswa, 73 7 35¢ fier ya 3000 do, Ms "000 7uO State 5's 73%; 7000 United SI 10154; 10 000 States’, 5 ds&i 675 State 57s, 73%; 50 Ae 7090 do, Sat 73% ; raauary Noten Os 101 give their Opening Cor finder will | be liberally rewarded keeper at Bunker’s Mansion I House. 39 Broa O5T—TWO $i0's AND A FIVE, R® EIVED ¥ROM Supposed to bs of their Baok. Th ill receive a anitsble reward. Apoly at 339 Pearl at. epee OX MURRAY STiEET, A ndkxerchief, embroidered, with ini- will be rewarded by Seaving it with ION, Astor House. April 6 1818. GERMAN PROTXSTANT GIRL WISHES TO ce cemmar mest iu a private American family. C; fuslieel Naviga tadee iseoaahly renovate titina manuer that will inure the " porate those reeking » summer residence. HAWLEY r pathetic refrains an: test eae of vel- Cam als N. COLEMAN is 4 Ns 377 Biter: atock of aes and Embroidered on Ns. Zollars. from 3s e Lace, at 5s per yard, w fants’ robes, from $2 50; lact 5 low ns can be found GOODS—JAMES BEC opered alarge stock of new Bai es, Jaconets, Ginghams, Ts ‘oulard Silks, Crane Snawls, Macti anal, ae on tion Coat Bex . 392 BROADWAY, ONE ‘Theatre, Saturday eveoins, for the Benefi: of Joha rest of ihe Tine! as cham! year es.cook, ard th quire No. 70 Suffolk Beaton, ‘Aol 5 ee ties Board.—96 State Bask, 631 lerchants’ Hank, 100; 3 yeceont Central rorceater railroad. nilront 1034; 8 Viermont and ron bond eg 2 Kens A aes mantis railroad bonds 1890, ANSEL ‘SITUATION “BY A, RESPE: TABLE at occas! a the ui woman, av cook. washer or ironer, or t6 du the housework of asmall famil+; has no objertion to go ‘The best of city reference Con; » and produce a variety of ti Choruses, Barlesques, Dacces, Adinissios 23 cents. ‘Doors oprn atT o clock=to commence ac®ovelock. Strict attention will be paid to preserve wood or- der and decoram, CONCERT AY THES T ABE RNACLE 1646, tne fttiva ipa Ue tao Past peat pee shares Peceon and wh ashoct distance in the country. can begiven, Apnly rt 16 Caual street. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chaceberesid and poe fone or nurse juderstands eutt ng gud fitti tnd can be wel! bt ey, WH 993409936 Per cont: & perahare; 2do Kosten and ¥ 62 do Fall River do f8%4, to asythieg to be foand fora city trade, whieh we iny ers to examine, at 355 B oadway. W hol DEMY.—The pander sle Rooms vp stairs. well do [par $50} 10 er ex; 10 do. Boston and rsteg nad Roxbury Mill ¢ hail Co. $25 pec share: Do 934 per cent adv; 20 do U. 8 Pry Atl evennng, 13th 4 ng the Suered Drawua ot hs fed some ouher siuscal Gems. Proy: el ysem cfeuting all kinds of gentlemen's garmeuts 1m the most elegant style. aud with a corre: taes3 mosurpaseed, and w: mitted to refer to the principal TABLE YOUNG WO- mi goepasberantdver'indo general horse ven, leave apply ata? SOCIATED ARTI8TS—DIORAMA SALOON, and Mechanical Diorama: “Lhe {nuding of the troops at Vera entrance and occupation » the bacties of Cerro ively open on Mozdoy, ‘The enteridinment will be nee: mpan hes to remind that he Arch street above of the battles in Mexico— . Bombardment and surrend+ ot Vera Cruz by the Gordo end Memerey, aa Dest city relerence can he DOMESTIC MARKETS. CE ie has face 8 middling, 6% 65% 2 hhda, admitted won—Market dull Amencan fores erto New Oaeass, March 2 iy at No. 18. hambers a ae BOY FROM i3 ae 16 YEARS hard iret year $50. veo OFF CLOTHING “AND FURNITURE.—LA- 4 Gentlemea having superflasus effects to dispose wearieg appa'e], furniture, Ke, can obtaia a fair nding for the subscriber, through , who will ettend at their Tesi kc6 Broadway, up stvirs day’s prices. ea: ear of tho sale of Sugar—Fatr 3% 9 330, Flour—Holders firm; 100 bbls. Ohio sold at $5 45, end 200 bbls. Ohio, to arrive, at $5 30. Corn—- Demand languid and prises drooping; white and ‘or from flatboat, delivared along side, at 380; 360; white, yellow and mized, 348 350; w low. 870. Whiskey—17017% Pork ~Mess, $890; prime, $7; rumps, $650 Bacon—Sides, 44; stoulders, 2c Baik Pork—Inferior, 2% a 3 1-163; Freights—Veessle filling up for Liverpool at 15.82 a 44. Exchanges—London, 7 a 9 premium; Paris, nominal; New Yoré, 6v days, 2 8 2% discount; do. at sight, a % premium. Brronron Catrir eer April 5—At market, 240 $6 5096 75; 24 ANTED—A SITUTATI who understands the enre of horses and driving: na garden, ‘The best iN BY A YOUNG Man i ord Sitios for the same, by the poat office or other denres. J. LEVE: enn be atrended to by M Wahi san eee oreey ra Dress aud Frock ¢ no objection " wi HE GRAND COLLECT ON 0. the Old Masters, eras cetnhal Piccures, jan, Kubeus, Raphael, Marill Vi farmrginno, Hol! and many vee ofthe ¢ old Mie te 3 Broadway, from 9 THE WORKS or OA+D IN THE COUNTRY WANTED FOR A small (amity, from the commeneement of May to the end ptember liberal price will be paid for a p'ain but vate funily, French Preferred, Please apply to R.A. & G. Cuy ~ | the Eyeeurn Gailerys Wo. 56 itv of New York. Admittance 25 cents. AE 71 William street. j‘0 MERCHANTS AND OTHERS—A LAWYER through the State of Mic! ald be happy to, evllect ai the western part of New York or \t1 or attend toany other 1 disposed to ent ust him with Please address box Lard—at 5) a 6iKo. T esign consisting of 1 eever yerk re prpihite of thiv city, about travel gran Professional basin LARKE, TAILOR, 116 WILLIAM STREET, Br- tweea “h fvapanke Joba scare offers to th | presentatives from South Carolia as mourn chigan, for pentl matters or t' ings, they may fee! vetorv relerences will ke given. 1851, Postoffice, L “BOWLY, ATTORNEY A ND COUNSE! a Jor at Jaw, has re: mn _Ne. 136—the offi Di Esq.—to Nos. 75 and 77 Nassaa street, Law Build- becf cattle; 292 catth rpg $7; first quality sneer $2 75, $83 2595 87," selected lots b4a6Kc, articles) are ely low. Ee Z N PAu ES OLOGY —Mat. mm N FOW | courss of lectures om Phenology aud HY, commencing on and cootinue every Tuesday as, Un Also, inthe Ly- } OW Af lgae 132 and Friday evenings. Tickets to subsequent Lec- iekets for One Dollar. =8 ed me acks’ are inimiable: Cloth body, mn vests, Ke.;in fect, Ihave a fixe stock of every thing p2traininy to a tailor's store. Reccinc peke THREE PLY eta the most reduced price: Ingrain and Venetian iy . Wintow Shades, aud fixtures, matings, &e., &. nomists will do well to'eal!. KS.L. AYRES, LATE OF GREENWICH idee ET will open a Kelreshment Saloon this tn hepesto see hee old and ar Kroadway, wher best of Wines, Liquors, ( igart. ee MAN GL ESO TE sacks irom $5 to $: FOREIGN MARKETS. Port Sraix, Trtxinap, March 7.—Our market !s well supplied with Amsricaw and I@acd producs, Subjoined are the quotations :—Fiour $9 23 a9 60 per bbl; corn ment $4; pilot broad $5 a beef $14 50 9 $16; meee pork $19 @ $20; prime do $15.0 1 per ewt; lord 10 a 103g ots per 1b; cheese 124 e 15 ete; hams 10 a 123¢ ots; rics $4 50.0 $9 yellow cora 90a 100 eta per bush $2 60 a $3 per Lag: omits 25 a 30 ota per bush; hi white lomber $14 per $25; oyprres chingles $4 60 per M; cedar do $2 a $3 50 a3 ia hhd each, $2 25; onions. per 100 buncher, $354; potatoes $243 per bbl. Exchange- Bank bls on London, 90 days sight, $475 to £100 aterling; 60 days, $470%55 aud dratis on New York, 30 days, at March 25.—The price of sugar has been fut- 2, owing to @ brisk gon very restricte t lecture free in both pla 19% conte, or Twelve "8 OlERA HOUSE TO LET—APPLY AT Box Office, between the hours of 10 u’elock, A. [380LUTIO N—THE COPARTNERSHIF, HK, tofore exist nz under the firm of Joho Ri a cedlvea by matnal consent on the dd Bez rece April 3d, 1848. JOHN RITTER, J nary bread $4 25 & $5; $16; butier $20 PIB AD EL FIA. ever rele Piay ofthe Mn KY HLA ALNUT STREET ISSOLUTION.—THE syd ewe 9! Benefit of Mr. t No. 6 Mai they will find ihe of Allen & Mei ither of the parties will attend to ty) eer “sh New York, March 1. 1818 & $2 per 100 ib by art Old Gotb ‘To PYONS—Clinde - Damas, Kichings, Beauresct, javame Deschappels, Thay: EMOVAL omc 1 WI8H TO INFORM sLL ds, that for te Leh eiege oved mi oot! shop, from 91 to No. 6 Murray hotels, and a seaber ct am prep*red to clean your conte for 6s potent at short Ro tice. Prepare your summer ¢!othi what fabric of color they are, I can iw. A trial will prov to by A. CORTISSO, No 6 Murray street EMOVAL—RICHARD KIPLING & BROTHERS, Importers of French Fancy tion Sioues, Ke , havi grtensive assortment ROS 69 Maiden Ln B, MILLS, HAVING REMOVED HIS BTOR® from 59 Water st , to 53 Courtland( at. ‘a large fresh stock of ode. parchased ex: is stock Load be found sugars, the CAN & WEST, 4 8 BOSTWICK HAS REMOVED TO 4 CHAMBERS street, nearly opponite, until the first of May, afer which his office will be p opened permanently at 502 Broadway. NEO OURT LANDT Three.—Vreom & Bow e t Oil Military Sheving, Boal i L inquiry, and (un- pplics, owing te very unfavorable weather, which kept back the coasters. As the vows from Europe | anticipa'ed, rome effect immediately, as there are a great many versela Toading, and planters show no disposition as yet to give way in Quotations are as follows :— assorted bites 8 a9; su jowa 6 @ 6%; Fiorette yellows browns 50 6%; oucuruchos 4} » 4% rials. Musoovace only come forwsrd in moderate quantities, and sales have been made at 50 536 rials prime quality makes its appearance. The tranractions in ocffse are scarcely worthy of notice at $6 a $7. Molaeses is not to be had below 134 rials, at which oc- casioual purchases are made, although there is but very little doiog. The shipments so far this month have been very considerable, res chases made at high rates. ‘Tbe weather is now ro favora ble thst no interruption in grinding is anticipated, and rupplies are expected to be as abundsnt as herctofore. Freights—Soma versoln have been chartered for Cowes, at £2 1796d a £3 2s 6d, and several emall English vessels have been token up at £3 10a. Stater are $1 2 Littie Green street, near Li 400, 000 VER, of DR ne Kellinger’s Liniment have, been sold fact never before chronicled hout a siegle complaint in all cases, to sradicae them A line ora call attended rw AN STREET—LATE premium and ovly real Wal’ Is, Precious and Imita- moved to No. 32 Maiden aK feel goods on hand. their rete a whites 10 ete the ‘conatey: to lay aside preja- us afa me ena trial; among whqn we , Livingstone. Ham I Itons, Lo ts, rem ERORRIION 201% FULTON ime to the treatment of pri jonorrhen, he eur C. Very little of street, fe devctee lis en diseases. Hecent cases, pai sand Lgl driaght determined to sei] fro ducing nocturnal emission: him Strietures he cures without pai See Dr. atures of Sir ‘Astley Cooper, ‘Sir A. Car. his office, 2043¢ Fultom strest. to 15 Percent. Ie le-at our prinetpal vofhice. 230 generally, at filty cents a bot- LBS. CITY AND COUNTRY HAMS, bie MS Ibs. Soenlae, Mack Ths. cactee ting from the heavy pur- Patt gos IXIx, gee BEST REMEDY Shortness of Breath, Pains ting of Blood from the Lungs, In- diseaxe leading to or a for the Cure of ,_ CARVD—RE OVAL—DR. RICHARD 30 the Now York College Pi t Bronchitis, and in fact every. bey ected with Felmomary Coasuin) ies is ork at WYATT & Avotheensiee” fall, 45 Chathat street: B89 Broadway: and M4 Rowery © FOWRLL, Ov from 9 to 4 o’elock dai gy hia oftice, 261 Broadway. toes ‘Trentise on 90 boxes Herring, 29 packages Ha id nessa 100 bbls, Dries Apples. N. 0. Pt, and Refined Sugirs, vo- oa Fharmacy, has ate residexce, 163 Hamoersiey street, un aud Greenwich streets. a Lr. R. mteads to cor fine his The rates for the United per box for suger, and $2 25 for molas- Exchange— On Londos 11 percent premiam; New York and Boston ¥ # 1}g per cent discount —Jecked beef 13 a 14 rials per arro- Haddock $2 50 « $3; bake Ipesee i shierahah Ihde Ten Saeco! a Fulto o COAL PEALSRS-FROCURALS WILL Be tke at the office of the Seamen's the 8th of April ue Tobrero, Rice, Coffee, Spies t the lowest cash prices, by ther with Salt Knew impure state of the t bility (ankoown to 4 AND AUKIST, Aa TaNvS to disens+s of the 'F where impovency exist an have all the necessary medi wo them, by staticg th Ametioan produce : ba; eodfish $3 @ 3 50 por qtl; $2'50.a2 75; rige 1055 rlels per erroba; lard $11 50 a 12 per arrobs; hams $9 @ 12 50; tallow candles $14 60; sperm do $39.0 40; whalo oil 20 a 26 rials per arroba; sperm do 32 a 36 rials; cheese $12a14 per q:l; butter yellow corn 3 9 33 rials per artoda; corn meal 23034 per M; flour $15 per j lumber, Bath $22 per M; do Portland $20 a 21; do 923; bex shooks 6 a 6M rials per box; i do 16 risls each; ceived by the uncesti vl Fand and Retreat, Ni fapetien i Institution wii 4 30 tons bw q Ye, price 50 cents, can be har his inkeltaetie Kye and Ear Fon rom the American i eines and advice forwarde explicitly, and enclosing a fee, ence to Dr. Rich»rdson, 103 Hammersley street, New ¥ Yor! . Offiee hours from 6 AM ne cargo is wanted soon. Bil red By order of the Board, 401 ill be GLOVER, seen a 0008 ‘Aves, 24° h street STEAMSHIP UNITED STATE: “FOR LIVER Thit ship will lea Rs Ain Ath ins —DR. RALPH PRACTICALPRIVAT! euatare, syinpt ms denoting ite existeue Consequences the remedi¢s ana recipes. tmede of detecting No one possessivg, this work peed ide of Peck tl pyon and only permauent cure. long ve treabled with at pitch pine $17 i ARTELLE &, HOLDERMANN, No. 7 aaa Wes, ty sold also i ce jeu er mailed free, inse mmiwaploctes tle rls, Re. Ke, ‘The trade supplied on the most rexs0% the pat, should ‘be ed “b-1ow.” ‘The letter by ins an thor, No: 66 reeuwich etree ikee Teceipte gisl, post paid. Addiess Box 869, $4 50 per 100 bunche: Fr qt; tar $9 60 per Sow cf C omimeree, nd Harden & Co, cea at the office of the will be reeeived No letters will at parcels ‘or smal MARSHALL, 32 a 4.) Be LOUIBLANA, AND NEW an nee Jar packet of the 13:h April he new and ver NTEMPERANCE —TIPPLING. HABITS AR f that well-kaowa there only. ©. nN FY OR ork Line of oO: REAT EXCITEMENT IN SPLENDID & BeAr Dry Goods, at 498 Grand G LOSE! open, on Munday ne: ea! not irreparably inj On the morning of the 6th "instant, at St Paul's | ful +) as! Church, Paterson, N. J. A Sal aie! abuts Mr. Isaac Van W. of the former place. ity, on Wednesday, April Sth, by the Rev. Sommers, Mr, Thomas S. Cores, to Miss Ma- In Brooklyn, on the 6th instant, by the Rev R. C. Greon, Eowanv Hantt to Mary J, Bunnerr ali of Brook: , by the Rey. J."E. Thompson, oxen to Miss Jane Bavxpaxn, me Cook's medicin erate drunkard claimed in about four week The remedy 's enay to take; does not interfere Derson’s diet er oceupatio ajstered, if necessary, without t Sold by the doctor, at 121 ra'tom atreet, ond by Dr. White, at 379 Houston atre 14 DUANE STREET, BETW ‘iiliam sts, has for the last fourt enjo ved the most excensive Practice in private diserces, 2 can cure the mort tamrava red cases cured in two to five days winethod by which in from one to two ct w loading, am is no’ eine an tages come to the door from OSE, 498 Grand street. ROKEN BANKS—ATLAS, DELAWARE BRIDGE. u Spring Dry Goods, Positively no freight will be re: after Wednestay evening, Ari 2 On COLLINS, 6 South rey ry rd James, ey wit he Deli ade the Mrzeppa. and on “LIVEREGOLSTO SAIL ON WEDNESDAY, the 12th ins. the pucket ship Oneida, Capt, Witla iv. fee whieh she has very supe: e mester_ on board, at pier 5y etaom 9 Tontine Rnildines en Hakfs, bie aie kes, Li Chatham ad Wi h nnd Ki Trbie Covers Juconett aud Book Mu assortment of Dome 10 Goods, ov At East Brooklyn, om Wednesday evening, Ap'il 5, Mr Jastes Witsow, aged sixty five years ond two al man in New Yor ‘SPINK & PRS! judictery socommedarions svitut K orto POYD H ha VY LINE, DAILY—FOR Pay bot dee Ha ‘cooper ih discovered he can cure the worst fu weeks. with scareel His friends sod ecquaintances are respectfully invited to attend bis faveral, from the house of his son, Ti: 0- dore A Wileon, Flushing Avenue, this afternoon, at two On Wednesday, April Sth, Many EG. Berxsay, re- liet of John Berkman, i the 77th year of her age. ‘Tho relatives and filends of the family are requested to etcond her funeral, from her late Treidenoe, No 627 Broadway, on Sanday, the 9h inet, at 6 o'clock P.M. Any paca to the out. Taseeret habit induiged in by young nis, when too freely indulged in, Decets dyspepsia the limbs aud etnall of # di eases there refe ¢ back, confnsiom of the old THOM as POWSLL. Aue warranted im every ‘Thoxe who apply sm th the pee foot st, ba) poe reet, for th ly stages of these complarsts, eu | be +stoni ned as, te Loy aud little inconventence % however, Lad who have aptain Wensel, Jeohoson, will leave above pliecs, every at ‘clock, commencing ve Newhurg every morning at 736 feight of every seeetoens this cosy whic fee contis of justion aro eailed iupon to arrest ore ade Orit alge rders. This (NTELLIGENCK | de Tah MALE. Affairs ia Washiagton. Wa suineron, April 5, 1849. a Funeral of the Hon. James A. Black, of South Carolina The corpse was brought into the hall of the House, at a few minutes past twelve, by the | pall-bearers, and deposited upon a bier im the | area in front of the Speaker’s chair. The South Carolina delegation, with black searls, were the chief mourners, and in their tnidst sat the son of | the deceased. The only cflicers of the army Present, were Adjutant-Geueral Jones and the dauntless and glorious Colonel Harney, and we noticed one foreiga ambassador. When the members of the Senate entered, those who oecu- pied seats in the hall arose, in token of reepect. he Vice-President took a position on the peaker’s right. The President and his private cretary, ‘and all the members of the evbinet, with the exception of Mr. Marcy, met a reeep- tion similar to that of the Senators. Mrs. Black and the brother of the departed, were net pre- sent; the latter being confined to his room by sickness. ‘The Rev. IT. Slicer, the chaplain of the Senate, commenced the exercises by reading the fitteenth chapter ot second Corinthis treaiing of Christ's resurrection, against all sueh x# deny the resurrection of "the body; the fruit, t manner thereof, and of the changing of them that shall be found alive at the last dey. After the delivery of a solemn and impressive prayer— The Rev RR. Guarey, the Chaplain of the House took bie text from Joba, ‘11th chapter and 23d vers SJeeus ith unto bi y brother shail rise cgain ” The occasion which bs the living together sould iuopress upon every mind the important truth that ic is cppointed unto man ones to dle? We b voies pr iming it from the ofa of our frien & comes © us from willione of sepulchres, from the depth sef eter- uty, end we are polemely wetned to ba ready, for “no man buoweth the day nor the hous when the Son of Mam cometh ‘The Christion religion tecolves our doubia and satisfies ovr enquiries; ceath has peated upon all mer, io that all hav ned; but grace reigns through righteousness unto eterual life, by Jeeus Chu ist our Lord, who himself died for our sina ond rove for our justifoa- tion, having for his true dieci ples, nbolished “esth snd brought lite and jmmortulity to ii loved Martha, who was the sister of Li TY lice words of Marthe are farniliar to us a! He beheld, too, thetearsof Mary—she who said, “Lord, if thou badet been bere my brother would not have died,” and, pro. ceeding tothe cepulchre, in their presecce, ho oxisd with @ loud voice, “Lazarcs, come forth!” and he came farth, cbedient to the call. Our Saviour de- ciared that though ® man die yet ho sbeli lye, aud whoever believeth im him’ shall never dio. it is the grest doctrine of the rosumesiion here jaunounced, end eudecquently developed ia bis own reeusrection. “Tby brother shall rise again? Aro you, ead ond weeping mowiners—ate you moving with slow and meusured tread to the place of in terment—the houre 4 nd silence? Here sou inoy litt up your dre d raige the arms that hong down, ot th a of beaveu: “Phe dead shall hear tho voice of the Soa of God, and come forth.” ‘he change which ia to take place will be ro aveet ag scaicely, if at all, to bereslized. Lhe body is “sown in diabonor; itis raised ingiory. Itis sown in weakness; it ia raised in power. Lt is rown a natsral body; it is raised a spiritual body. ere is @ natural body, ard there is a spirit -? And wo are as sured, thst “as we have borve the image of the earthly, wo ehull elso bear the image of the heavenly? Others, moro intimately acquainted with ovr iriend, might have moro sppropriately performed the present solemn sor @; but i may be permitted to sey, that during nearly whole period of bis itlnsss, his mind oppeerea to be directed to the things of religion. I found in his heavy efiliction @ bright example of fortitude. I never, during many hours, and one entire night, heard a riogle exproe- sion of limpatience or Gissatiefection fall from his lips. He acknowledged the rightful authority of the Most High in the dispensutions towards him. He declared his oaly hope to be in the divine msroy, aud he unived, witt fervent devotion, ic prayer oilers! rit his particular re quent. Oh, God!-—God of the widow end the fatherlens, in thy high) and holy habitation—God, who forts the mourner —we beseech theo to comfort the bereaved fam! ly of ovr departed friend, and the whole circle of his af- flicted friends. ‘iby brother shall riseagain.”? To this audience these words should not be without interest. Who is exempt from etiliction and bereavement? Who can hope to escaps the hand of death? How truly hea Job said," Man that is born of woman has but afew days. avd is fall of tronbie; “hs fleath es a shadow.” What, then, is our highest duty? It is to live with r ferecoe to the life which is to come. Your forms wi! aink into decay, your bodies moulder into dust, but, a cording to the promise, “we look for anew heaven and @ new earth, wherein dwelleth righteousness ” Look on the emblem, the inanimate form before you, and eberisa in your heart these words, with which | conclude this exhortation: “For if we believe that Jeaus died ond roro agein, evou so them also which rleep in Jesua will God bring with him, For this we say uato you by the word of the Lord, that we which are slive and remain unto the coming of ths Lord, shail not veut them which are asleep. For the Lord himself shall Cexcend from heaven with a ebout, with the votoo ofthe eresange!, sod with the trump of God, and the dead in Christ ehali rise fizet. Then wo which are alive afd remain shall be caught up together with thea in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air; and so shall wo ever bewith the Lord. Whereiere, comfort one anctier with these words ’’ ‘The reverend gentleman pronounced the apos tolic benediction. The corpse was removed to the hearse, and the assemblage left ihe hall. On the east frout of ihe capitol there were many hacks in waiting, into which entered, ficet, the chuplains of the two houses of Congress, the physicians who at- tended the deceased, and the Committee of Ar- rangements (Mr. Sims, of South Carolina, and Messrs. Boyd, Atkinson, ‘Thompson, of Penn- sylvania; Marslt, Hampton, and Hubbard.) Th the pall-bearers, viz.: Messrs. Lumpkin, of € McClernand, Ligon, Huut, Cranston, Cocke, Rockwell, of 3; aud Harmanson; the son and friends of the deceased, Senators and KR the House of Representatives and the Senate, with their officers, the President of the Unite States and the Heads of Departinents, General Jones and Colonel Marney, oflicers ot the govern ment, and citizens aud strangers. ‘The remains were conveyed to the Congres- sional Burial Ground, and there deposited in & vault. PwLix. rill 5, 1848. TON, Congress, § The funeral obsequies in memory of the late James A. Black, engaged the attention of the two houses to-day. ‘To-morrow we expect the House to resume the French resolutions; and, perhups, another uselessly acrimonious debate. In the Senate, Mr. Critteaden has go arranged it that \he bill for extending the sittings of the Supreme Court through the whole year, will come up as the unfinished business. If we mis- tuke not, the democrats of the Senate are gene- raily opposed to this bill Your reporter’s report will give you the con- clusion of the arguments belore the court to- day, in the case of the habeas corpus, the Senate, and the Herald reporter, who retused to disgrace himself at the command of the Senate, on the subject of the treaty. Circuit Court of the United States, for the County of Washington, in the District of Cotumbia, Warnixaron, April 4, 1843. EXVARTE JOHN NUGETT. At {{teen minutes past ten this morning, Mr. Nagent entered the court room in custody of the Sergeunt-at- Arms of the Senate, and immediately thereafter, the closing argument in this case was commenced by Mr. Braoury, who raid thst hs had availed hitaselt ot the interval since the adjournment yerterday, to pre- himself with some reflections which he would pre- to the Court, in realy to what had been said by Mr in f the motion to discharge thy bet tho Court wasa motion, erpus, vo discharge from illegal imprisoument The petition of the prisoner was » pact of ths caso, sud should have been read. Me B. read the petition. This shows that @ citizen was beid in imprisonment by « person’ who refused to show either to him or his eountel the warrant or authority for #o doing was the state ofthe case. Lt wax impossible for the prisoner to ee forth in his petition the causo of his detention, be- oruse that was locked up fa tie secrecy of the Senate Thon comes the return made by the offiver, which is diawn by counsel ewisently qualified to draw and pre- perearcturn The question uken was, was tho cause aleged sufttcisntioanse for the imprisenment of a citiaen? & question coming vpon the greac writ of right—tbe hebeas corpus =m titht belonging to every citizen, He was aware that ioflammgtory appeals upos the natere of the transaction, upon the circumstances of the effair, upon the magnitude of the » Were not appeais proper to be made to tho deliberation of the Court. It was also not of mach izoportazce that (be Seuate had employed the most emivent counsel Within thei resea practising at this bar, These wers matters evident, ant roper, were ibis caso spy Ober than whe as. eas had been placed by Mr. Coxe upon the po- tthe judictary was paramount to the other ches of the government, The word ‘parainount”’ been commeontod p on by Mir. Coxe, apd he (ar. ived itonly ® play Upon words. It was con- oxe Wet the c.se might arise when the 14 be called upon to decide ugon the cou- onality of action by the cther branches cf the ge herefore, it wea admitted that t)¢ nso might orice when the courts of law weuld be peramoau: to wil the other branches therefore, the upon mitied may ese onsible power. Where the pr d this boat, must be at the as entered on the books of istance—t performs its duty feaving no injuriows effect. eithar to fed. In nsing the etidote, ‘and useless restrictions ‘are required. Que boule is generally hich ay unfrequeutly per bottle. On Thursday, the 6ub instant, Jonw Banu, in the doth yeur of his ege. Hin friends and acquaintances @nd those of his sons, John D.and Andrew bstr,sleo of his brothers-in-law, Withiaw James and Joon White, are yTesbectrel to attend his faneral, em Sunday, 9th instant, from bis late resid isa Ls sige which quickly, and thoroagh the coustitution oF FEB = of the ineon tio eure en ordivar © ts teat the exercise of an er! ex! He spoke not of this i EDICAL AID=DOCTOR Lon bent bf ore LD ee hes can be confidenuail Ve found “iudatablee Pare eae oer rites 7a et. na his constitul: this to be curprisipg? [idw ong has It beem :inee a jus No. 88 Hes tigeet, curts ¢@justee bave poright to 4 ud irresponsible pow- r | cate, Dut ia tne cba. may this day be arreated aad carried fe, nud tried seoratly for tke exereins . ‘oo! duties s# counsel, Mo woud ark, is