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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, April 4?41 P. M.
The stork market was uncommonly flat to-day. The
sales wore to a limited extent. Long Island declined \
per cent ; Mohawk } ; Penus) lvauia 5's | ; Ohio ti's ; ;
Kentucky B's } ; Farmers' Trust 1. Harlem advanced j
per cent ; Canton >. United States 6's, Norwich and
Vicksbtirg closed at yesterday's prices.
The sales of real estate lately comprise principally
productive property situated in the lower wards of the
city. Prices do not, however, rule so high as at the commencement
of the season. Heal astute averages about
twelve-and-a-half per cent better prices, than it did last
year at this time. Lots in the upper part of the city, are
in verv little rvmiiui ani .nlA tirouirht
prices corresponding with those current for several years
pant.
Foreign exchanger are very steady. We quote prime
bill* on London at 108 a 108} ; on Paria, of. 37| a6f. 38JThe
deinan l, however, at preaent la very limited, on account
of the recent departure of the ateamahip.
Domeatic exchange maintains very uniform quotations.
The demand ia not very extensive.
Domestic Exchanoe. Aphii. Ith, )84t.
Boston, W * Mdia Apalachicola, 2 a 2)? dis
Philadelphia, )* a M " Mobile, 8 a 8'* "
Baltimore, a ' Montgomery, 8 i "
Virginia, Tuscaloosa, 8 a 8,'g "
Noitli Carolina, HjalVi ' New Orleans, a 1 pin
Charleston, a ? >? Nashville. 2\ a 2V Jjs
Savannah, a " Louisville, I s Hi "
Augasta. Ma >X " St. Louis 2 a 2'; "
Cnlumbaa, 1>4 a 1>4 " Cincinnati, 1,'X a IH "
rv,vc0"',., .. .!>? a 1* " Michigan 2*3"
Uuion, Hondi 70 a72 Mobil*, (tpecie) Xpm
Bouth. L.fitT. uo 70 a 75 Treasury Notes,
new emission, par
RKCtirTa or the Weitert Kailroad for the Weer
Lndimo March 30.
1843 * 1844.
Passengers $3,730 $3,704
Freight, 8tc 4,439 ?,49S
Total $8,169 $9,199
The Banks of Portland, Maine, have made the following
semi-annual dividends :?
roRTLAWI Ban**.
Canal Dank, 2} percent . . . $10,000
Casco do 3 " ... 9,000
Bank of Cumberland,. . . 3 " ... 3,000
Mechanics' Banic 3 " ... 4,S0l)
Manufacturers' k Trad'rs 3 " ... 2,280
$98,760
The alight altarationi show some little improvement;
but,for along period back, the rates have shown but
slight variations.
The Boston money market continues very easy.
Stocks arc in very fair demand, and prices firmly
sustained. Railroad stocks are parti-ularly active:
Lowell sells at 24 per cent advance ; Maine 4 do;
C oncord 22} ; Kitchburg 2 ; Worcester 14} ; I'rovidence
A ; Kastern 0 ; New Hampshire 6. Marine Insur&nco
stocks are unfavorably effected by the political subject
agitated. Manufacturing stocks are not in so good favor
as formerly, in consequence of the anticipated movement
on the new taritl'bill in Congress during the present session.
Notwithstanding this, the mills of Lowell are in
active operation, and large additions to those already
built are in contemplation. The manufacturers of Lowell
have capitals large enough to compete with those of
any |iurt of the world; and the policy of creating political
capital in Washington, by contracting their movements,
on the introduction Into Congress of a measure calcu.
lated to place them on a par with all other interests in the
country, is so perfectly understood, that nearly all the effect
is lost. The manufacturers of the Last have so long
been used to protection, that it is with the greatest difficulty
they can give it up. When they required it, the
country freely granted it, to the injury of other interests ;
but any farther aid from government is not required to ensure
their existence.
The Senate of I'eunsylvania were engaged on the 3d
inst., on the second reading of a bill to enfore the indiva
al liability of the stockholders of all banks, for their notes
and <ie|>oiiU. It passed a second reading by a vote of 21
to A. Tiie bill, as passed on a second reading, makes the
stockholders of all hanks hereafter created, or re-chartered
by the Legislature, jointly liable for the notes issued by
their respective corporations, and the stockholders of
banks now in existence, liable for the notes issued by
them after the passage of this act- It also prohibits the reissuing
of any notes by any ofthe banks after the first of
September next, unless the same are endorsed by the
Cashier atjflhe date of re-isMiing -penalty, forfeiture ol
charter. The bill contains thirteen sections, and prescribes
the manner of enforcing the above liability,
which is by scire facia*, by an assignment of the banks,
under the second section of the act of March 12th, 1842.
The directors are mude individSallv liable in case of
fraudulent insolvency ; and in case the holder of any
stock, who would bo liable to pay by virtuo of this bill,
shall be insolvent, whoever else held the stock at any
time during the six months immediately preceding, shall
be liable to pay the same.
There has been no further movement in either branch
of the Pennsylvania Legislature regarding the State debt.
It is reported that a resolution passed the house by a vote
of moro than two-thirds, the substance of which is, that
thc> would not adjourn until some provision had been
made to pay the iuterest on the public debt.
The importation of merchandise into the port of New.
York, for the quarter ending the 1st inst. compared with
those for the same peiiod last, shows aj great increase in
favor of 1944. The imports for March of this year, compared
with February, shows an increased business in
this line, although the receipts from customs at this poit
were larger in February.
Imports ixto the Port or Nf.w Yohit.
Feb. March. Jan. to Sa. time
? , Jipril I. 1813.
Brandy, Fires SI ? it ?
llo half pipes, 1,611 IS 2,159 38
Do. bis. and qr cks, 976 ? 1,160 7
Coal, tins, 3,187 810 6.154 3,424
Cot'on, lal-s, 89,587 69,890 216,850 106,491
ColT-o, casks, ? 1 J 5
Do. bbls. ? 6 6 97
Do. bigs, 28,997 43,031 107,165 85,061
Cocoa, bats, 1,195 1,263 4,628 1,553
Cocliinesl. 7 26 69 108
Duck, bdes, 7 137 152 171
Do. I pecs, 1,656 860 3,220 5,791
F.arthenw's. crates Sicks,3,460 2.431 7,171 2 226
Figs, packages, 3,647 10,737 27,102 18.620
< tin, pi, es, 133 314 653 265
(iDs'.boies, ? /28 228 181
llidei, b.les. 5 102 116 211
Do. No. 42,137 7i\205 165,217 108,859
Hump, tons, 186 136 705 I,2s3
Indiga, rates, 39 125 313 169
L/u croons, 99 321 528 417
Iron, btr, tons, 2,140 2,861 5 989 2,356
, Do p g, tons, 1,142 548 1 961 616
Mliect, Lu .ulles, 1,791 2,183 5 288 5,073
Lead p gs, ? 318 22.0S9 33,472
Mplatsat, lihds. 5,359 11,086 17,938 10,675
Do tierces, 459 1,148 1,730 1.219
Do barrels, 4,905 5,664 10,7|g 12,636
runamo. uag,. ? 13fi 2.M6 2,662
Ohva oil, caak, 21 144 20} }
Do tuxei, 675 ? 2.273 | 423
Da louketi, 2,665 200 4,315 V<0
Pepi ?r, h,Hi, 416 4,232 6,643 1.950
ltapi. ruo< beans, ? ? 230 65
itaUiui, ciukt, ? 14 175 40
Do bixej, 5,075 26,685 48,177 1?,7>5
Rags, hum, 401 S29 2.447 420
Kicc. liircea, 5,l'l 4,383 12976 15,479
iralt, busliclt, 29,955 49,116 133,770 117,912
Slltp-tfC. 295 ? 49} 547
Hig r, Idiila. 5,665 7,850 15 620 19.369
1) . I eroex, ? 33 87 81
Do l> 742 669 1,869 1,132
Do l> <x<*4, 1,979 10,(12 16,017 5,791
Do !>?*?, ? 2,965 4,965 17,620
Tobacco hhda. 327 518 1,297 1 153
llo balei fc CCH'Ona, 1,163 868 3,699 4 308
Wool, balet, 7'0 ?
Wiie. |"pea, , 12 6 49 27
Do bh la. and hf pipea 473 67 673 1:7
Do ounrtftrciak* 534 1,279 2,251 1,1(9
Do [nil an bbls.| 13-4 116 G63 233
Do Doxea, 2,476 280 3,815 227
Thia table incliulci all the Hrticle* that could ho partic*
ularixed. Many foreign manufacture* are excluded, in
conaciiuence oi the impoxaihillty of giving them in detail.
Old Stock Klchangr,
SliOfO (JH 6'a,'62 cpn itk 113 400 thai Karinrri'Trnat 39
3500 U.S5'?, '53 I02W 100 do blO 39*
10C0 do cpnaik IB*,* 400 10 39(1
3000 N V Stat* 5'a, '50 I0fl* 50 Cidtou Co >30 lj(a
28(0 I >hio 6'a, 60 91'? 25 do 31
3000 K?|| ueky 6'i IW1J4 25 Merch'a Kire Ina 95
IW0 do >60 lOOjZ 300 Harlem Kit 1,6
3O0O India,.a J bouda 3636 100 <10 >30 65
1000 do i60 30'i 50 do ?Ml2 60
UHO Alabama }'.i 81* 2) do a.Wl2 58
1000 Pan 11'a 5'a alO 1,2* 50 L I.Und ItR 72*
9O00 do ?13 62* 15 Moha* k B R 58
1000 do ,60 62 25 do blO 50*
2000 do adOSlW 25 do b.10 58*
II I Wl? II [NOT * W lire 3J
25 Vick ticrK Bk 9% 225 do 37*
50 dj 9% SO do r30 37%
40 do a 90 9
Srcnnit Board.
$1000 Oh'o 6'?. TO >00 01 ISO >ho? ( tnton Co 31%
V00 USl'i, 'S3 1?2% 23 M"lm?k IIH b30 S9
1000 llliurii >|#ci;il 40 40 Hurlr.n HH 66%
SO ah A* Cm ton Co i90 34% SO rtrmert' Ln bIS 39*
Now mock Kiehkngo
(1000 Ohio 0'? |3 91 SO >hn? HtrUni bnw 66
1000 do C 91V SO do li t n*4
91100 do bio 94% so <lu b4>? 67
:44Jf>0 Ky fi'> 100 V SO d> 66
2000 do *30 lOOJi 24 do 66%
1(010 lllirois fl'o. 7" 39% 100 do 65%
100 >h.u Kaimrri' Ln 39,0 so do >7 644$
M do 39% SO do >J0 OS
23 Clinton Co ?3 33% 100 do 63%
25 do 34 200 do bnw 65%
23 d 30 d 34% 10" do 65%
2j' do >20 M* 110 do >3 65%
M L Itl-nd IIR bJO 74 SO do ,3?S%
i?,? oi k 7.1 <? ? c
123 Nor St Wore 37% 23 Vick>bur? Bk !?i.
ti'% Km -in Ma -i?
Vt On b3 37?* 40 do b.l
24 do t>7 38
Stale of Trade.
Ashcs Pot* hro dull, but prices do not yet meet the
views ol purchaser*. W? quote ft -131 a 4 AO. Pearl* ore
?till held at but the n?|?* ?ro ao limited that holders
w ill be compelled shortly to give way.
t'oTTOt The sales to day amount to 3,600 hales. Mold
rr* appeal still The purchase* generally averaged Je
(dtrance on the price* o| yekterday, although iu a tew in
r v _
. .. .. , - ? ?
I BBSggggg-a?L
stance* & fraction more wu paid. The market now iain
about the fume position it w?* on the arrival of the
steamer Caledonia. Salesto day wore entirely on spec u
lation. The ship Ambassador, for Liverpool, filled up
to day at |d. Freights are nominally 7-16.
Bkmwax?Filmc >ellow continues in active demand,
and prices are very tirm at 3"f a30}c.
full's *>d libaih?There is a bit of a speculative feeling
in the market. Sales have been made for England
within a day or two, but grain only has really advanced.
Western flour is $1 03 J, and probably tirm at that; southern,
$4 871 a $ >. \\ heat would command $1 04 a 1 (Mi.
Hay?North River bale arrives in large lots. The sab >
rule principally at 40 a 42e
Oils?Crude whale we quote at 3tic. with small sules.
Sperm is held at 92c.
Tkas, imported in the ship Stephen Lurman. Terms?
Notes at six months, payable in the city ol New York, to
be made satisfactory to the seller.
Hyson?87 half chests, 70 cents per lb; 10 chests 03};
49 half chestsand 10 cheats02}; 140 do 50; 130 do 43}
Voung Hyson?51 hf chests 71; .10 do 58; 10 do 57; 203
do 56; 183 do 55}; 30 do 49; 40 do 48l; 56 do 48; 47 do 45;
87 do 44}; 206 do 43}; 217 do 43, 531 do 42}; 112 do 39;
585 do 38; 100 do 37}; 20 do 17; 20 do 15}; 300 do 15; (060
do withdrawn)
HvfiOll Klfin OQ elwote ft ft. Ml ?lrt Mi Art 'All- A\ ilrt 'M
51 do 33; 360 do 30}: a40 do 30; 139 do 19}.
< iunpowder?8 half chests 03; 30 chests 93}; 3 hf do 93;
9 do 00; 30 do ami 14 chests 04; as do 63}; 35 do 63; 6 halt
chests 64}; ado 61; 6 chests SS; 73 do S3; 333 hf chests 30;
100 131b boxes 44; 100 61b do 46}; 100 13 31b cans 46}; (34
half chests withdrawn.)
Imperial?10 half chests 81; 8do80}; 30 do SO; 60 do 74;
16do 63}; AS do S3}; 10 do 33; 30 do 31}; !74do31; 100
13lbtoxes43; 100 bib do 43; 100 13 3lb CB'IS 47.
Oolong?07 half chests 46; 88 do 43; 10 do 41}; 46 do
40}; 170 do to
Hottchong?10chests 37; 10 hf do 31, 100 do 39; 100 do
34: 10 catty boxes 43; (40chests 313} do, 388 hall do and
30 301b boxes withdrawn )
I'ouchotig?3S half chests 37}; 10 do 35}; 173 do 30}.
Cassia?SO hall Pieal boxes 17; 100 do 16}; 350 do 16};
300 mats 16}; 7,405 do 16}.
Whai.khoxk?We notice small sales N. W. Coast at 33c.
Whisxey?Drudge casks are very inactive. We quote
33}c. without sales. Prison barrels are held at 34} a 35c.
Brighton Cattle market.
Afril 1.?At market, 370 beef cattle, 30 pairs working
oxen, 360 sheep, and 1,860 swine.
Prices?Beef Cattle?Prices have further advanced.
We quote extra, $5 60 a 5 75; lirst quality, $5 a 5 SO; second
quality, $4 50 a $5; third quality, $4 a 4 60. A yoke
or two of large cuttle were sold lor a trifle more than our
highest quotations.
WniLimr fWm. _?oloo nlf. an 1*1 ??/! ??UU
Sheep ?From 2 75 to $4 25.
Swine?Lots to peddle, 5c for sows, and ft cents for
barrows. Large barrows 4J and 6c. At retail, 5} to 7c.
Foreign Markets.
Havana, March 20.?Lumber (W. P.) is a $22; molasses
shooks, $1 70; box do, 76c; hoops. $40; empty hhda. $:i
75; pitch pine lumber, $20 Kreights?To Cowes, ?2 10
per ton; llussiu, ?2 15 do; Gibraltar and u market, ?2 111
do; Doston and New York, $1 12} per box. These rates
are hard to be obtained. Several "American vessels have
left for New Orleans, in ballast. In port to-day, 85 ships
and barques, 79 brigs, 15 schooners? in all, 170, coasters
excepted.
Married,
On Tuesday, 2d inst. at the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Forsyth street, by the llev. Heman Bangs, Or.n. E.
Belcher, M. D., to Elizabeth K., daughter of Jno. Harper,
all of this city.
At Savannah, (Ga.) on the 25th ult. by the Rev. W.
Preston, Mr. Auhian V. La Roche, merchant, of Augusta,
to Sarah Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Jeremiah I.
Knapp, Esq., of New York.
Pusengers Arrived
Havana?Ship Adelaide?A Ilemenway. M Haugurico, Mrs
Gordon, 0 Velas<|iiez. T de Kerai, V Lu ar. .1 Battament
_I'obt av Prince? Brig Gen Marion? W B Joi>e?, nf New
York; J C Luther, U 8 I .ommerciat Agent at Port au Prince.
New Orleans?Ship Panthea?Mr Walsh and daughter, and
2(1 in the stierase.
Charleston?Sli p H Al'en?T W Simpson, lady and
daugl irr. F Lngakins and lady, J Warren end lady, Mrs Wilson.
M Marens.J Phillips?20 in the s eerage
Charlesi on?Bug Moon?Miss M 8 Phillips, Cspt J A''ains,
Capt A Batchelder Cant W Bobbins. Cunt A Chnreh. C
Fl'tf, F Kcrliy. W H Bellamy, S Pearson, K Thompson, M A
Mcintosh, Vv H Ooday, S H Johnson, K Diwpi, J Hammon.
J Leaterman. J C Smith, (r Geltz?6 in the steerage.
KHtrtlgn ImporUtloni.
Canton?Ship Helena?604 clits voting liyson 1187 do hyson
kin 1524 bnx-i 427 hf cbt< hvaon 110 clits hvinn akin 230 hfdo
262 bis imperial 252 hf chts 266 bn gnupowd-r 786 chta 1167 hf
do rniiclioua 56 r* 6660 mats cassia N 1. k O (iriswolil?74 chta
37 lif do hyson 2511 lif do voting hymn 36 clits hyson skill IJ hi
no imi erial 21 hf do gunpowder Jno C (rreon?21 hf chts ht son
<5do young lit mn 5 do gunpowder H H Warden?22 hxs young
Hn son 205 chts 5 bx pnuchoi.g I parrel D P Benjamin?12 boxes
III "se 40 cs souchong 6 do cassia oil to order
' as i on?Shiii Jonu G Cosier?(Hepnrted yesterday)?I box
china ware 4138 lif chts young livsnn 520 chts hysou 87 hf chu
do 444 chts do 49 hf 76 do imperial 2040 hf chts gunpowder 306
do p 'wchong 165 chts 1133 hfdo sonchoni 1222 bxs do 57 boxes
gooker snur.hong 80 lif chts oolong do 6 caes patchu ic 431 rolls
floor ma ting 1000 bxs lire crackers .5933 mats cassia 1210 boxes
souchong 107 chts powchong 1125 lif do 460 cliti liyson 50 hf On
young hysou Howl mil Si Axpinwall- 2 cases shawls 1 r.tmphur
truiiit I box mils- 14 bfchests souchong tea Carykco?1 care
silks B It Forbes?6 cs I box tea 20 cs rhubarb 59 Co silk A A
Low?2 his tea F 11 Del mo ?50 do mdse J Moses- 1600 boxes
fireciackers Munsell Ik Whittem' r??13 cs mdse Siler, Price Si
co. of Philadelphia?20 do silk piece goods 1) P Parkrr?161 do
silks O Tuwusend?161 cases silks 17 pkgs 1563 cases mdse to
ord?r.
Livgneooi.?Ship Helen Thompson?20 tierces soda ash U 5
Morewnod?18 bxi glass A Bell k cn?100 tons coal It W Newman?1
pkg plants Win It Piince Hi co. Flushing?1500 sks salt
C 11 Marshall?2152 b ?rs 20.5 b lis iron Bleeckur k co?15,000 fire
b icks I II lloldeu?1319 sks salt Roche Brothe s k co.
Maksim Lr.s?Ship Couiier?410 hxs Dolihl k L'au?enary-2
cks Pilliotk Bsrhier?I bx Kaminond k String?7 M't all k
co-2bdls Heale kTodd?1 A l onbnt? I c? T Il-wit k co?2
300 bxs P .1 Francia?76 bas 2 cks Fitch k co?I cks Mafz k
Philips?20 cs E Fiedler?I cs A Loubat?2 cks Tripham k co
10 bis A dreithaujit?4r> bas 6f0 bxs A Labat?li'O bxs Lawrence
k Phelps?328 lists 30 cks F' Hn?ilnnd?20 ckx T Augilie
?321 hxs Diaper k Deyelin? 02 bxs Dulilh k Caiisenery?477
bxs Jlurleve k Huert n?1 f Merle?1 bale T BreirhauK?427
bfcti H Billet?2 bis Fitch 8c ro?8 bin A Methew?169 hi? -'22
hkt* I'uitis St Hteteuscn?427 bkts Wheeliig'H k co?21 bkti
T K Kvaus?122 bku H Hunt-148 has Pilot k Barbii r?12 ho
P J Francis?146 P Harmouy Si co?787 tku 48 bis 64 pkgi lo
order.
Mahbkii.i.is?Ship Minerva?4 cks verdigris Bruitlein, Koop
Si ro?100 biles walnuts Lawrence Ik Phelps?00 hhds 10 qr cks
wine h, K Quider?8 cks cream t rtnr 20 do sulphur 40 111 casks
madder 74 bales wool 025 bis soao Lutilh Si Cnnsmiry?64 tiki*
24 bis sewing silk J McCall Si co? 50 bales corks J Auinlle-0
bis Ayinar St co?304 boietaud bkts oil 20 ctsks sulphur 320 do
wine 250 bis pink'es to order.
Lkohorm?Brig Curtis?181 tons marble 3 cks borvcic acid
22 his liquorice paste loo d? maccaioip 10 cs citron K Minndoli?107
rales rags Itoodhn- Si co?6 hampers cheese Bininger
It sods?604 buses oil i bbl tlour 1 cheese H L hauth?20 holes
liquorice paste I VVinslow Si sons?1 or ck wine K Corning?10
hit oil John Duncan Si sons?100 do John Casewell? 1 box si'k
wurnis O H Haywood Si co?10 cks 15 l ags 8 hales 2 caret 9 cks
senna 8 do 2 bkts 150 botes oil P A Ureithaupt Si Chun?6 pkg*
mdse Thus Denny?8 boriles quicksilver P Harmony's IVepnew
?1 hot straw plaiting* U Haywood Si co?1 cine alabaster Barclay
Si Livingston?7 do J Armitraoo?60 pkgi straw A C iselli
32 do I care silk I do hats C Vyse?201 hit snap 150 do vermicelli
100 hf chts oil I but piper T S.alk r?i5fl bales rags I case
pictures I bbl ca:*rs 5 do tisli 3 pi[ies 500 bis 20 bku oil 52 cases
citrou 5 bale* galls 100 bit maccarcui 17 pkga.slraw 4 cs essence
lemon to < rder.
Havana?Ship Adelaide?1836 boveS sugar l'72 hags coffer
Spolfo d, Tileston Si co?120 do do Depeystrr (k. Whitinarrh?
3u0,(D0 segars Lillin Si Hasinas?111 bales tobacco Thorn, sou
Si Adams?67 do J t' Ko biguea?20,01,0 segars D CarrrrJr12,000
do L Br miou?50U0 J Wr llis? 11 biles tobacco O Mauran?45'100
aegart Hozatt?37090 J B Lata|A?100,000 B M Picabia?50
00 W H Thomaa?30,000 J cortege?22000 J M-nga
nedo?63,500 segaia to order.
\1a rAiszas?Barque Averon?91 bczei sugar Meyer Si Stucken?56
hlida de 100 baga f (J Thuiatou k co?151 Howlandf'
Asuiuwa'l?100 b(,xs sugar \loiea Taylor?110 K I) Moten &
co?13a do 14 tea honey a pi > (ford, Tlert-ui & co?122 bzs sm'ar
Head Si Hoppock?21 qr casea sega'a W N ceymour?4 do Jno
Tracy?05 botes sugar Depeytur Si Wuitmarsh?22 Thos K
Young Si co?1 ciss s< gan I bag coffee and 3 brls oranges to
order.
Port ait f hincc?Brig (le.eral Mai inn?1601 hags of o ffre
50 cocoa 10 000 lbs of logwood e U rifling It co?40 l.aga colfrBa'ker
Si .Vlolinan?521 AC H asi'e Si co? 303 Allan Si Paitin
?22 VV li Sterling Si cn?151 Skeli it gk Keiiii?82C Sn ub St
co?7 8 Lewis Si co?20 tierces I barrels old rags I biles lob?' en
0 hags old cooper (J Hogarth?1 package papers 1 big specie K
Uaillard'l?159 b gs coffte to order.
oi ji ?,i-.jcui niciri is tons Lima wood i nor
samp.es H k I) Gothe.I?10 ceronua indigo 2002 hid-a W H
llnwliud k co?IS bid's GDoisiuguea?2 reroous indigo Newbo
d Ik 1 rufi?I do I ti ig silk caco< u>2 pkgs cotton sauipies H
Warringei?139 hide* 66 deer skins J igrr do 23 hales cotton
122 ceriums ii dgo Goo 1 Iiii Ik co?12 bags coffee I big pirnen.
to I hf| I boi toitoiss shell 3000 cocoa .nuts 4 tons Lima tvoou
W Tyson?$110?# ape ,i? J B mh.
Saout i.a Ohaisuk?Brig United States?so hhds rngsr J
Drake?320 bis do 10 hhds molasses Spoft'ord, Tilrston St co.
Oom?atlc Importation*.
Nkw Orlkani?Ship I'antli a?434 bbls Roberts St Williams
?33 Pillot St L* Uarbier?6fll May St Burn.tt?947 t'rince. W?riuse
St Gregory? 3.3 hds Jackson St Laurie?is liriisilein. K h p
k co?IS C H Sand?10 kegs A S Bon-man?? do S tcs Work ?
Diake?II bales fur L I W|oih?4 boirs J I' While?0 H Saydim?I
cks T L Young lit co?1.4 bales cotton G I" Levero h?
i 229 doJGreenway. Heu-y k CO?3J Thompson St Adims?16 74
Draper?I car- P Hirrnoiiy's Nephews St co?27 bhls H O Adams?41
do Uoolh (St Kognr-31 I'nlleii St l olgale?40 li'idt J IS
Smith?6 tc# H Ten Kyck?72 bales It S Taylor?30 Burritt. St
Johnson?7 his Oond tie St eo?4 J Giho i?8 J M Olcott? S 44
W Tread well ?12 i lids 3 cs 32 libla to ord-r
Nt tv Orleans?Ship dussia?12 his G Bncklev?267 biles
10.32 sal ks Ills 7101 |ngs le.J T Wood?600 kg. K K Collins Si
co? 0 cks 13 b Is 2 hhds during' and Kmter?103 I lls 42 cks J
Miller St co?le hints I brl Uru-Ii St co?12 cka K L> Beck k Ctuard?6
biles c tton A Kitchards?'0 hrls lard 43 d i p ilk 232
keg Beck St rowel'?8H brls 14 cks Bpofford and Tilesua?374
hales co'too to order.
New Ok eans? Baniue Sluffrd?643 bids pork III keg.
lard 36 lih s ha-, s 30 bbl. linteeil oil But dim. ha?e k co?SOU
kegs lard A C Kossire St co-^ijp kegs 3 bhls lard Booth k Kdgar?121
bhls p ?rk Waiing, (riegnrt m co?401 do Mend, Mcheihorn
St '0?88 hiles hemp 4J St A Wennore?23 bal-s roitoo
Wisuer, Gal k co?461 Buck St co?210 sacks wheat K K Collins
fc c I-29 b .let COttou Mas era. Murk'' St co
Mobile?Bari|ue Triton?93 bales cotton ollomhk Iseliu?
|4<l 11 Lees St co?19 Buck St cm?101 llolbronk k Nelson?81 b
W Owens St co.
Mobile?Ship l<overt lsaar-911 bales cotton Goodhue St co
?200 C.dloinb St (sling?'3J Herman, Lee St co?18 llolbrooa.
k Nelson?13 Buuchaiid k I'hebaud?10 bags A Whil'or k
Mobile?*blu Oloucss'er?266 bsles cotton G Trimble?239
llo'Ur ok k Nels ii?12 Hprag 1 . St Robinson?74 Birstow St
P-.p?08 spolTi.rU St Tllelsou?40 Pierce k bio kt 130 B inchaud
St I heb'Utl.
A! ? i *i IIk oi a?Ship M irmiui.i? 26'.* Inlet ruuon cofre (P
ei-2(1 Smith Milmkco WW I'Arinl't-. hilburn k Kox? ?~I8
It KiUhiip k co-97 k II* liiuto"?8 Bonrmtii Johaiton
k co?Jfi J H Talmin?I ckn ind/.i* brie I'^trrt k I ullins?27
con * i*l To) lor fc cj?.47 ludoi 173 >lick? icdar M Kmc
i.ucl.
Af ai.auhicoi.a?Brig Falconer?MS bn'et cotton II litin?6
II t'oit k u ?63 tloodliue k c.?.
Kimhlk i o.n?Slop II Allen?2 tr? lireeuway, llenrv k o
?91 Vl tor k 1>U' kv?lU?13 bale* H C It k co? 0 Bitckett k
Bun?176 B|. ifl' .rd. Tllciton k co?841 Smith, Mill* k co?!) .1
M PreiCott- 13 Holbrook, .\e!?nu k co?I e.nm |)c Khun k co
?63 i>' x * J S k B Hot
<' H < kl.l.il on?Bin Men ~'JJ5 baler. cotton Hi n?rd k ro?1
Wittier." itlin, Loi |i k co 5 do o?n ilurgi 11 Aurhiuelon k
on?IB nf chW t?n 7 ck? to order.
VI.oHl'l !Mh IIUK A I.I>
inilliift i)?jri >r Hi* ht??m ShlV?
I ROM l.trfRrOOl. I HOM RMPRIOA
Arvliu, Sliun on Apr. t May I
Hilnrnu. Ilyrit Apr 19 May 15
(j. Wcup-rn. Matthews Apr. V Muy. 21
11. Britain, iloakro Mav 25 June 2fl
Notice to Pilot* and I'aptalnl of VmmIu.
All Pilot, and Captain, of veaarl, are r?'| nested to note t if
fact lh.it Hubert S. Martin, forinmly nnr ?hip new, cnllertof,
i? not now ill otir employ, Hon not, thrrfo/e, to receive any
i.ew.p3peiaoirtpoita intended for the New Yoik Herald
Foreign Letter Ban.
Hereafter, letter mid New>|W|<rr Bar* ">r all raru of the
World, will be ta;,i]e up at die ?l*a*i.i? UrricK.
Hill|i Hut?til aiitl Agents.
Wt ahaii txU?m it a l'avor, if Captain* of V* *.; will give
to Coshaodole Kovkbt 3u.vrr. i.f oar New* Klcet. a Hto
i of Un> shipping Icil at lit* Port wheuce they sailed, tin
t'?s?''la Spoken on their I'miaa*. a Lid of tlieir Cargo, ani:
any horeig.i Newspapers or ,\#w* Hit may have, lie wul
board tli-ui immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents,? home er abroad, will elm cooler a iavor hi
?< liar 10 tin* Uthce all the Marina Intelligence they caa
cbtua. Nautical Irforciauon r.f a*y kind will be tktuunlir
t :-.ivrd
l'OttT OF NKVV YORK, APltlL 3
aun inn 5 38 I noon 9 ii
IV* .6 88 I Hion 10,8
Cleared.
Ship* Ci riolaiin*. Haile, Mar*ei!le*. Boyd k ilincken; (ndianta
H-nCftf. N^W OrlMna Sfanfnn fo la'r.v.#?II..,....- i.A
(Br) Gordon, Liverpool, 'i' S Window; Sehoois, Hopkins,
Maysgnez. Buck St Peters; Telidor. C'Lik, Ouayama, U D*
For'sl St Co ? Brigs Juno, (Sw) Wahlm>u, Kichtnoud, to
lotdfui North of Kurope, Win Weisser; peliui, Dunham. La
(luayra, Biett St Voir; (1 W (JifToid. Cuminiugs, Catniwachy,
Neimilh St W;tl?li: Wilson Fuller, Cotib. Savannah. Dunham
StDimon; Fain*, Sherman, Nrw Undfmd, 1' hides ?Schrs New
Uui- it. Br oks. St Thomas, li St h Schumacher; Kbro, Curti*.
Haliini, Nesmi'h St Walsh; Select, Johnson, Nrw bain, NO,
Marietta Bur', Kitapp. lCchmoud, Allen St Paisou; Flora,
Jenkins, Norfolk, II llatrilaud; Morning Star, Cornish, Plymouth,
Mats.
Arrived,
Ship Helena, Be Jim in, Iroin Can'ou and M ,can, Dec. 3D,
with eas, Stc. m N L; St G Griswold
British ship He'en Thompson, t'elrie, 19 days from Liverpool,
with salt, to master?173 passengers.
Slop Courier. Duggun, from viaisrtlles, Jau 25. via (Jibrn!tar,
Feb. lb. with indse. to Boyd St 11.ui ken Vessels left before
rrportrd.
Ship Minerva, Brown, 37 days trout Marseilles,Gibraltar 8th
March, with indse. to S. Broom. Left at si, ship I'.opoulis,
Huston, soon; brig Hirriet, f.u NUtleaus
Ship Adelaide, Ads ins, I I i ays from Havana. with sugar, Stc.
to Spi fiord. Ti esto.. St Co hi It, tilst nil Medora, Turner,
from London, just arr; Aijuetuet, a, <1 Merlin, for Husiia, Idg
The A. hat been 6 days north of Delaware Capes.
Shin Hussia, Gardner, f,oiu New Urie.uis, 17th ul\ with cotton.
Stc to S. \\ ood.
Ship Pautliea, Dennis, 17 days from New Orleans, with cotton,
to Wm. Nelson.
Ship llub-il Istac, Barrrll, IB day t from Mobile,wilh cotton,
to Taylor St Meinli
Ship Gloucester, Procior. I!) days from Mobile, wiili cotton,
to Duiiliam St Diiuoii. 11, a been oft the Highlands 7 day s, detailed
by lieau winds.
Ship Marinnoa, Norton, 16 days from Apulachicola.with cotton,
to Post St Phill'pt.
Ship H. Allen, Wil?on. 8 days fiom Charleston, with cotton,
loO- Sutieu Was bioivu off in the Dte NK gale.
Bremen bari|U* Heiurich, Kleucke. 60 days from Kio Janeiro,
with 1000 bags coffee to Meyer St Stuck, n.
uanine si ten'ii, 11 uiy? 11' in maiauzas witn sugar,
10 Nennilh St Walsh. Le/t t^uinuebaug, Patten, from Boston,
wtg frt.
Banine Strafford, Itobson, 2) days from Nrw Orlrans, with
limit, etc. to B. K Hobson, Jr. Has been 7 days north of tha
C, lies of Delaware
Itaniue Ttitou, Lucr, (of Providence) IS daya from Mobile
with cottou, to HolbfO' k 81 Nelson.
Brig Curtis, Blauey.GG days front Leghorn, with 1111L?, to
Thos. Salker
Brg Gen. Marion, Sh*phe?rd, 12 days from Tort au Prince,
with coffee, to K. Gliding Si Co. Sailed iu co. with W Neilsou,
Hobinson, of and for N Vork Left, Lodi, of aud for Bnston,
same day; I'.Bward Aduins, do, 7 or 8; Pandora, from do,
arr 22d.
Brig Washington'* Barge, Appletou, 2b days from Para, via
Kg* Harbor, with mdae, 10 Allen 81 Passim.
Brig United Stat"?. Keazer, (of Portland) 12dnys from Sagua
la Grande, Cub 1, and 24 hours from the Brrakwa sr,with sugar,
to Nesinilh Si Walsh.
British brig Brady Rhiuo. Curry, 18 days from Turks Islaud,
with 7COO hu'.hels salt, to W. M. uodet. Left one American
brig, unme not recollected.
Brig Andrew King, Thurlow, 21 da's from New Orleans,
with molasses, to Brett Si Vose; 450 casks do tl Southinnyd Si
Boh.
Brig Falconer, Upton, 13 days from Apalachicola, with cotton,
to master
Brig Georgians, Bedell, G days from Savannah, with cotton,
to John Ogden.
Brig Moon, Hayes, 7 days frum Charleston, with cotton, to
Dunham Si Dimnn
B'ig Philera, Doaue, 3 days from Philadelphia, with mdse,
to Dunham Si Dim in.
Schr Ursula, Roberts. 41 days from San Juan, Central America,
via Cape May, with hides, Sic to Tyson Si Judah The U.
put into Cape Mav in dis ress, hiving c rned away 11 ain boom,
split sails, stove bulwarks, and sustained other damage, lias
rvpe-ienced heivy weathe. on the c ast for the last IU days
Schr Monitor, Smith, 28 days from Mayaguez, with 140 lihds
40 libls molasses to Mason St I hnmpsou.
Schr Advent Lawn nee, 17 days irom Mayaguez, with 191
lihds 22 lea molasses to Alsop 81 Chsuncey
Schr Knineo, Young, 16 d.-ys from New Orleaus, atal 24 hours
from the B'eakwater, w th indse, to master.
Schr L W.Bradley, 3 days from Wilmington, NC. with
naval ito-es, to S. L Mitchell.
Schr Elizabeth Ann,Colsou, ? days from Wilmington, NC.
with na?al stores, to master.
Schr Wrlliii' ton, Kuowlton, 10 days from Ocracoke, NC.
with cotton and coru.
Schr Orion, Winslow, 6 days from Norfolk, with staves, to
Benton It Co.
Schr Hannibal, Newbury, from Philadelphia, with coal, to
master.
Schr Uucas, Rogers, 2 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to
master.
Schr Brookhaven, Kumiss, from Philadelphia, with mdse, to
master.
Schr Louisa, Hoover, from Brandywine, with Hour aud coru
meal, ro Allen Si raxsnn
n.l... f?r I'nrb l.kn.l'mm Vimnll will, u.?n.l Mil,,,
master.
Hi'lir Cassandra, Willis, 2 days from Delaware, with corn, to
rn aster.
0?lOW.
Ship Pan then, Abbott, from Rio Janeiro, Feb. 2, with coffee,
to order.
Shin Lyons. Ryan, IS days from Apalachicola, with cotton,
til order
Barque Olea' er, Stavena, 10 days from Havana.
Hclir Merchant. 17 days from Attakapaa.
Also bnit Levant, and 1 bug unknown.
Salletl.
Ships Adirondack. Hackstsff. Liverpool; Wm Badger. Coffin.and
Roche,ter, Owen, .vlobiir: Pontine, Parker, NOileans;
barque Toulon, Rich, Matanzas; hng Emma, Wait, Maracnibo,
and others.
Mlscellaneotia.
Ships Eutaw and Ohio got in contact yesterday morning,
in the East River, by which the former lost her mizrn mast, and
the latt-r her jibboom and had her bowsprit sprung
Shiv Champion, of Edgnrtown, tell in with the wreck of
harque Pearl, of Sippican, last August, in lat 22 10, Inn 150 K,
and rescued therefrom the captain and p rt of the crew The
barque foundered en the 10th of August, aud seven of the crew
were drowned.
Notice to Mariners.
A light house is now erecting on the fort, on the starboard
hand going into the h<rbor ol St Thomas. The light will appear
tt efirst week in April.
Whalemen.
Hamilton, 2 mos out, spoken Jan fi, lat 19 15 3, Ion 28 31 W?
oil not staled, i he Hamilton, Super, sailed from Sag Harbor
Aug 28, tor NW Coast, was spoken Dec 19, lat 50 45, loa ) 1 57,
ch an
Mercury, of and for Stonington from NW Coast, 14 moaout,
spoken 17lh ult. lat 20 02 N, Ion 56 12 W?oil not atatrd.
Spoken
Elizabeth, of Portland, steering WSW, Marchj.29,lat 20, [Ion
67?by the Hslrna, at this port.
Ceylon, ( Br) Canton for Liverpool, Jan 18, in Straits of Sunda?by
the same.
Casilda, hence for New Orleans, March 25, lat 31, Ion 70?by
ihr Hriurich, at this |x>rt.
Erie, hence for Maranham, March II, lat II 53 N, Ion 43 4;?
by the John G Coster, at this part.
Elisha Dennistn, Palermo for NVork, March 3, off Cape de
(rati?by the Minerva, at this port.
Boston. Palermo for Boston, same day?by the same.
Doug'ass. Townsend, Malaga for ork, March 8, in Straits
of Gibraltar?bv the same.
Pons, tjraham, of Philadelph'a, Gibraltar for Boston, same
t me?by the same.
An American h' rm brig standii g S. showing a perpendicular
bine, whi'e and blue (Ug, with Icier L in the white, March 27,
lat 32. Ion 60?by the Courier, et ibis port.
Latrohe, of and for Baltimore, from Coast < f Africa, no date
bv tile same
Ca|o, of and from Brston, Much 26, off Matlanilla Reef?by
the Falconer, at this port
Lady Atabrlla, Bifstoii for NOrl-ans, March 20, nffTortugaa
?by the Roe eo. at this por'.
Elizabeth Hall, of ami from Baltimore for III > Janeiro. 13
days out, March II, lat 26 20, Ion 47 Ut?by the Curtis, at this
po?t.
M.1,1 Iniim W?lk,?. from N.ui VmL Cor 1'r.ntnn l.nIS l l
34 7 S. tou 14 53 W.
R/?jah. Cunningham. from Boston (No? 14) for Manilla and
Canton, Jan 22, lat 34 I 8, Ion 5 31 W.
Navigator, 4 Jraves. from New York (Nov 26) for Sydney,
NSW and( anton. Jan 28. lat '17 7 8. Ion 1 '* 14 K.
Timoleon, of Boston, stesring W, March 23, Tortugasdistant
56 miles
Duncan. Daggett, Apalachicola for NYork, March 26, Cape
Florida W 21 in lie*
4 laremon , of Thorras'on, 9dav*? from NOrleans for Philadelphia,
March 28, Cap Hat tern* 8 VV by 8 30 miles.
Foreign Porta.
Havana, March 16? In port, Mary Smith. Lewis, (or 4?ibraltar
via Mata-'Xas. soon; Aartelle, Taylor; Galileo, Lombard;
Hnntress, Orilfin; Natchez, Snow; Vernon, Bisb?*e: Baltic,
Spear; Avtol on. HowVs; AVtorf, Soell; Forester, wnsAilua;
Rwaii, Blanchard; John Febrman. Long; rVinn-gance, Lowsll ;
Clinton. Manton; Binney, Thomas; A<|?jetuet, Mosher: Apollo,
Hunt: Brontes. Curtis: Camera. Dunbar; Florence. Decker;
Hannah Sprague, Pierce; Rainbow, Sampson; Uari'g Brother*,
Crocker: Hamburg. Larrabee; Merlin. Goodhue, and Agnes,
Wether ill. for freight or clirf r; Cristoval 4 'olon, Smith; Rapid,
VVard; 4Ihilo, Lambert; Bohemia, Nason; Tib r, Snow; Arab,
Crosby; Brighton. Cummiugs; Diautha, Shorey, and Niohe,
Lecraw, ding; Ralih 4 roas, 4?|oter, for Boston, ITtli; Olga,
T* aster, 4 owes, do; 4#hacer, Stevens, for x York neit week;
Wolga. Staples, do, Idg; Vaaon Kndicott, I'owes, do; 4?|oocester
Read, do. soon*, Wavtn, Bartlett. for Ht Petersburg, do;
R laHe. Hill, Philadelphia, do; Henrietta Richardson; Mill;ar
ket, Thompson; Charles, Hy!v ster: Tallmadge, Pol i ter;
Napoleon Oiesrr; Frances Louisa. Preble, and Attakapnr,
Hay den. ding; Vicfory, Klwell: Charles. Tisd |e; Swiss Boy,
Bla:sde!|. and Kssev, Ravnes, irt or rhtr; Mnria/i flag", Collin*,
for Mobile, 20th; Hazard, Drink water, for Siern Morena,
17th; Princetou Houghton, for freight. 4'ocheco, McCrillis,
for Caimito, Idg- Empresario, Coll ins, N4Vienna, do; Albert
Vinsl. Nichols: W Washingicn, Jenkins; St Helena, Harlow,
dug; 4/ohaunet, Bartlett. and Alexander, Robinson, nnr; Richmond
Seavey, repg; Augusta, Post, for Mobile, n< it day;
luno, Dies, from bnaton, arr Mlh; Ohio, Bralier, fin Oroige.
loffj, air I Jin?and* few others. reported later
Hani.'A i.a tlK.nir Cuba, March 20?In port, II Tomlio,
and Siam, for NVork, 2'ith
(Jiuitai.i ar. Krh 18?In 11 >rt. Margaret, from New Orlnuis,
disg; Shaw. Levant antlOanges, n 0
Macao. Dec JO?In port, Delhi. Hunt, for NYork, neit dav;
N rtc' n. W ilcrinan.no, I2daya.ldg; Ronalds in, Km. no 2;
Hteiglit/., Hlscklcr. and Panama, Otiswold, unc. Hid Mary
Kllen, Dearborn, NYork.
bake Ports.
Olkvelanp, March M?Arr Col Benton,Wbittcl. Kirhmond
rjtv: Commerce, Phillip*. Toledo. C d It f^revolin, llurton;
Katrn'r. Kvans; Burlington, Hinit; Or cida. f.aes, K r I Mink,
VI nor, and ft Lawrence, Carv, Chicago; Oil Walter, BidDid
well, and N C Baldwin. Hwret, Hi Josephs: Tom Corwin,
Lagniigue, Sandusky, Chraa|>eake, Kclscy, Buffalo.
Iloms Ports
Li'Hii , March ?fi?Hid Macdouougn, Tucker, iV York; 2'lih,
Cnngrras. Br. wii I'hi'adrlidiia.
linen, March 27?Hid Belief, Htrout Calais for Boston.
Bki t ast, March 29?Arr Scnter. Kider, Baltimore via Krai kfort.
< Id and detained in port 30Ci hy tin storm, Oenna, Lamplirr,
for Havana, Chas Henrv, Slid Alhinn, for Baltimore ?
Sid nth, Mary St. Snaan, Hindi, Prosiiecl; from lielow, Borneo,
Pli'ladelphia;and the fl-ct whir; V put hack en account of the
?t..rm
KhavkhiRT, March 2'?Hid Bailie, Hweetser, Trinidad;
29rh. I.yra. II ewa'er, Ht Thomaa; Monaco, nrding, llasana.
Arr 28th, Oeorge, Chase, Bos'nii
IIatm, Msrrn 2#?Bid Bor leaug, Kelly, Havana; 31st, Radius,
f'lummer, do
oRii.aur Apr.I I?CTd K.lisa, Blike. and Motto Williams,
Cuba Sid hanpie American, hri. Portlaml, and a tleet i>|
corsters Ctrl 2d, Mary, York, Cuba
Hosrim, April 2? Arr Openaugo, Vote. N*w Orleans, steam
senr Auguita, 1 f NYoik, HI on aid, Bath 1st mat t p 111 < Id
3d, Tiger. I'iescs*t, Kotterd m vis New Bedford; Bostherner,
llallett, Havana; Lincoln, Kills, (tenon; William, [Hw] DaMgr-en,
Amsterdam va Hi- lugtnu . Cynthia Ann [Brl Herd,
HrJehn, Nil; Napoleon, Mien, ai.il llowena. V^nung.Hi I'terre,
Mi.ii'lon; Miildlesei, Klliol, aud t hailotte, Trine, N Orleans;
Mo/art, Ileynol It, Alriandn.i; Wave, Rogers, Norfolk, City
i ./iiir nun KiriiinoiKl; ?[>11*ar?i, LOtfll, AIDM^i A7If?
i, nid IMi >wu, Lo?fl|. NY oik
Nr.w lituroRD, April 3? Arr rlfiinrtt, Barlow, Handwir
lifjr New Vork. Sid 2d, Jane Hallyr H much, H,?k t, Nrw
Y?rk
EofiAlTOww, April 2?Arr IndfppncloiK#, Dow, Jiftnrl frj
Ro%ton, .mil rrmaina wifh fhov l?? t#?r* rfporlnl
l,l"| N'r Ho. April I?Th? G n Wurrm, Srrwn, (th?irhr
repla y*M*rd*7, Ii*hr > from Kail Kim for < amdm, parird both
ehaina to-day; mad* atil and ran into on* of the whareea?in
damage Arr iclir . Hpragu'. maater, of and from Thomaa
ton for NHaven, with lime W n*u off Boon l>l uid on Pridai
light laat, loat a man nterboaid (cutain'a brother); alio loa
boat. toixail. mpK-illaut tail, Hying jib, ai.d forryard?will pro
cur* aaila h-r* and proceed
PaovioKNCk, A| ril 2? Sid Chirletton Packet. Cfnwell, an<
Win Hart, Handy. Philadelphia; Albany, Hibba, Albany.
Newpoet, A|)iil 1?Arr t ind rrll,i, Uurgcaa, Norfolk fo
Boaton.
1'MiLADLi.PHia, April 4?Air MarykKI'ta. Bailey, N*e
York. Cld I'aleatiue. B'aiheiiaon. and John, Young. Beaton
N Bidd'e, Walton. Narlucket; C ir liua Kraucra, Shade,'1 roy
Gen Lafayette, Jarvia, N Votk; Ariel, llulae, Dightou, Cham
piou, Itackeit, Norwich.
Kilhmunu, April 2?Arr P.i'moa, Towniend, and Maucbea
ter, Worth, N Yoik; lly Lee, Tilby, NOrleaua. Sid Tarquiu
Paiue, Beaton.
NonroLK. March 30?Arr Atlantic, Weare, Apalachicnla
F.n>|*ror, Shore*, Taunton, Ma. Sid lutrepid, Lrwia, Darieu
Ga.
Eoentoh, NC. March 3C?Air High Prieat, New York; Co
luuibia, Harmon, do. Sid John Bartleit, Cranmer, N York
RKWAHD-! out ou Tuesday inmirg la?t, betweei
sP . ^ Bpric* tlieel ?ud Boud street. a small paper roll, cou
t lining ninety-five or a hundred dollars The tinder who re
tarni the tame to <59 Brosdway, will receire the above nauiet
reward. ai lt?rc
Ls'OIjNL)- A PURSE. which the owner can hive by callus
" at SAMUEL THOMPSON'S, 273 I'rarl street, and pro*
iur property. ai U?ec
NOTICE.
fPHK 1NOATHEH1NO OK ISRAEL, for the lUdeinp
A lion of Soul nud Body. 10 emer into Life Eternal, will lx
pr. ached by MARliARET BISHOP, in Military Hall
Bo wiry opposite Sprinit street, ou Buudayt, in theafteruoou ai
3o'cl- ck, and .it 7 in the evening.
Margaret Bittiop t iket leave to announce, that the fat variout
ptmohlelt ou baud, explanatory. and in defence of the
Israeli a Society, 'i'hete works will be foui d to contain very
instructive religious matter, every way calculated to eulightei
the Christian innid Thev are of various pr e.e?.
ISRAELITES?This Society hat rugiged Military Hn'l, it
the Bowery, oppoii'e Spring itreet, to lie turd for rrligioui
worship for one year, on the Sabbath. The hon a for |iuhln
tcrrice 3 o'clock in the afternoon and 7 in the evt.iiuit Matg ire
Bithop aud othrrt will preach. ai 2t"rc
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(Jeo. Lippard. Esq., price 25 centi. Robert Rueful, by Tli'o
dote S. Fay. price I2*j cenu. Life and Trial of Robert Em
met, price 12,'a cents Sands of (fold (tilted from the flood o
fugitive liter iture.) price U'E cents. a5 lt*ie
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
U. 8TATE8,
ji w. ?? d u tr zi n x .
AN I) KH SON & DOBBH h.tve just received a I ?rge and sp'eu
dill assortment ?>f ntw patterns of superior K.uglith :i plj
extra double sui er, srii ertirie aud common ingrain Carpeting
Venitiau lull aud stair Carpet; Kluor Ml Cloths; Tufted am
Turkey r una; Parlor Dour Vlala; Table aud 1 iauo Covers
Ike., all of wliir.b were ordered, aud purchased for rash, previ
oua to the great advauce nu the above description ufaoeda. am
if, ill lie aolu at the uaual low prices, at 99 Bowery. We advia
all who ara about purchasing, to call soon ant inalie the.r se
lectiou. ANDKKSON Ik DOBB ,
ad 2w*rrc 99 Bowery,1st store above ll-aterst,
COLLECTIONS IN CENTRAL AN1>
WESTERN NEW YORK.
TIIK 8UB3CKIBKK will ?>rly in tlieapriua, nam tliruugl
every Cilv, town aud vill'ge in Central and Western Nev
York, aud will undertake, for the usual commstion, the Col
hction of auv notes, ace inula, Sic , entrusted to hlin.
Cetera to Dr ^Herman, lOti Nassau street; Levi C aprnan
102 William street; C. C. Wright Ik Co., 1?>7 Broadway, am
; tvaiut John Ik Touaey, corner of Wall street aud Hroadway
Comtnunicaiions can he left with Dr. Bhenuau, 106 Nasst.i
street H. T IffMYj
i ?S lw*rc Josliu's Corners, N Y.
TO MAtM FAO'I'l'i: ERS AND DEALERS
WOOLLENS.
HENRY MIGEON,
CORN till of Latght ?ud Washington rrecU, New York
I* luither of Cloths, < assiun??vi, Sat in ts, &tc., respectful 11
inform the miuutniture's .iud dealers in woolleus.that h'i
exutlilulitnent is now in successful operation and that he is pre
nired t'? execute with promptnest.al; orders in his line that mai
l>e coiih'le l to him Specimens of his workmanship may b<
se.? ii on ai>i lie at ion to th** ieutlem?u whose uauivs are ami xed
aud to wfii in he has I ibert? to r< fer
Orders may be left at 63 a*?d 64 Piii*stre?t.
ItfcKKR K.NOK8
Wolcott ScSlade, 63 Piue sirent.
W. C. Lauitlev, 64 Pine street
Hal ted Haines (k Co . 31 Nassau street*
D. Mri' uhain. 60 Pine street.
8. J Jones & t_yo , 12 Pine street. ap!> lin*ec
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRESS
ARTICLES.
rPHK SUBS' IllBKHM haw received, ter late arrivals froti
Paris and L ndon, hii .is Oltarat of rlc'i and heautifu
spring andsuinm-r Crava's, Scarfs (Jlovm. tic., Ik:., aud in
vitr trie attention of the>r pitrous, ami strangers visiting thi
city, to their varied and extensive assortment of Scarfs Cravats
i if iotas* ouspei ut?, iamiiiu; ml Money Belli, Pocket 11 uidkei
: chiefs, (Jnv.li Hii(T'iiem. Niitht Caps, Hosiery, 1'uries. Linn
Collars and Dos Kr..nt?, Dressing and I'arlor Robe*, St< ck
I and C'avat Stocks in *'*at variety lambswool, merino, fl uiurl
i notion linrn nnd silk Under-ihnu and Draweis, Umbrrllai
(Janes, be be.
The subscribers' rummer fashions oflinen and muslin', Shirt
will he found well deiervioK the site .tiou ?| MtlMMIfflii
desire to replenish their wrdrobes. As particular attention i
bestowed ou this branch of the subscribers buiuess, not oul
in iiiakinK up toe article with doe Attention to ill strenitlh am
durability, Hi in the nestueas of lb' finish and superiority <
the fit, gentlemen may depend uii being suited with any of th
above inrutmurd articles of a superior quality and at lair an
reasonable prices, by callimt at tti? o'd establishment ol
I'AKSF.LLS k AGATE,
?'J7 Broadway corner of Park Place
I'arsells b Agate would particularly call the attention of a!
persons who have a.quired llie haliit of stooping,to I heir I'aten
Klaatic Shoulder Brace j This article is inteuded to bnce th
shoulders strengthen the back and expand the chest Ksvin,
free action to Ine lungs, and will be found of immense benili
to all persons of studious aud sedentary habits.
|ni?oJ*M
otto cott agI'
H O B O K E\A L A N D IN G ,
ItY
CAPTAIN L SCHWARTZ.
THK PROPH I F.TOll of this new and m ignifnfnl estab' isl
A in -nt, will lie happy to see his friends, on Monday the 81
of April, iui t<nt, at 2 I . M. ai It'ec
E. BRYAN, SURGEON HE NT I.ST,
Mem bee or the " American Society or Dknta
SuRCiKONS,"
lift CHAMBERS SI'KKKf, NF.AR BROADWAY,
RKIPCCTFuIsLT nntilies the public aud those who wei
Ills pat'ons during his former residence, of lilpen years, i
Chambers St, Warren Jt., Murrsy St., ami Broadway, that h
lias recently returned from the West Indies, and continue* th
piactiaeof Dentistry us all its branches, e i bracing the later
improvements in the ait, ou moderate teims
Those unacquainted with hi a professional standing are, b
permission, r-lerred to Dr. V.ai.i.ntini: Mott, Dr. John C
Ciiiti hi.man Dh. Francis e. Hi iios r.,and Isaac J. liri.it."
woon. Ksu , Dentist.
N. 11.?lie will remove on the lirst of May, to No. 51, W#
ren Sirs?t al litis* in
ONE llUNl)REh 1)1 U.LARS RE WARD !
r I "111". UHtvKKAL KXKI I >'IVK ? < >M MITT ?. K or th
1 AMERICAN REI'UJIl.lCANS, do Iwrhy offer * ri
Ward ol On- Hundred ltollara lor th* apprehenaion aud couvir
tion of an illrffal voter at th* euaaing Chirter Election
Published bv nrdrr of the Oeuertl Committee until the fire
lion. ALEX < OPc-LaND, President
A. H. DAVIE8, Secretary. a3 lw*rc
M'1'0 LET?The dwelliuii part ol Hour* No 'i Chcm
bora atrret, corner of Chatham, conaiaiinit ol a tin* pari >
and bed-room adjoininK, on ih* aec >nd lloor. three ba
rnoma on th- third tloor ; k'tcheu and pantry in the baarrnnil
Rent i3ihi Enquire iu the atorr No. CO Chatham atrial.
a5 lt*rc
MT<> LET?1 h*Barbei'a Shop in th* Amnncan Hot*
on Barclay atreet. Enquire at th* Atn*tican Hot)
I Ifie*. a5 It* re
OLD AMERICAN NURSERY.
The Oldttl Kurtcry on Long hhtrnl.
jf THE SUBSCRIBERS can furnish all kind.ofKru
jKaql T ees Ornammtil Tr*?a, and shrubs. Alao, Dahlia
?M^and Uulbo a roots, kr
Ml o d ra for .MEHoHS. PRINCE or ALKKKI) f
PRINCE fc CO i to be loft at No. 70 Naaaau atr**t, otfir* Ni
4, up stairs
N. B ?Tr**s will b* supplied cheaper from thia ratablial
ment than any other in the city.
sSJIt?_c ALKRKD 8 PRINCE St CO.
.?? k'rill vi a i l>' a upi lmiiiil l'u-i' a iii iui
-Lae'T^M KN'l'?The pronerty of * private individual * fei
? )_miles from the citv, consistm* of a Baruushe an
II uuess, ill in via of ilia bait tnat?rials They h ive been in ui
only a law months Toil at bar wuli a Sorrel Slnre I6>a haml
hign, si* vears old, gentle indisposition, kind in harness, c
nna<|ualiad action, fail irottar, and warrantrd aotiud by tb
OWlia .
Tlia proprietor is nniious to dispose of lb* whole, or a tart i
tlie above miopia establishment, on the most reaaoable terms, i
a responsible a' tiva business demands the vri.oleof his time an
at ten'ion.
Persons wishing to purchase will lind tile Mare, be , at tl
Stables of John Patten, ISO l.iberty street, at wVi' h plara thr
Can be seen on and after Saturday, Ct Is instant, it 12 o'clock.
a} 3t's*er
Nl-.w ( i.yi i; mTTTk" cm i;sk, l, l
TROTTING.
Th? fnllnwir* Hwn-inuk** arr open, to ooinmrnc* tin" 27t
of April : No.
I? Rwn-psfakf; for hurt's .list n?-v*r won a rnir**, mil
h ws, lii-it 3 in 3, in witKon*. Muli $26, Ii It; $20 auilul tiv th
proprietor
No. 2? Hw -rps'ak*; fur 4 ynr olil colts or ur.Jer, mil* hrsu
best 3 lu 'i uril- r t e ia Idle, f*nh $60, h f; $26 idileil
No. 3? Hwcpttsk*; for hnr.rs that never trotted for money
two mil* heat* in hirn*?s Huh $':? Ii f; $26 sldeil
No. ??iame ai No. 3. under th* aadille; $26 added
No. 6 ?Hw**rst ike; for ho ?*? that n-ver trotted for a pur?'
two mile lie ,ts in harness Huh $76. Ii f; $26 add- d.
No. ft?Sw e,stake; sum* as No. 6, under tl.e ?idtll* ; $26 ad
dell
No 7?$p*ep?take ; lor horses thit n*ver won a purse tw
mile heats in harness Hull $76 h f; $2j added
No. 8?Hweei-stake; sum* as No, 7, nnder the saddle; $26 atl
led
No 9?Sweepstake: for horses that nevir won a rune ore
$76. two iiiiir* hents in lnm? *s. Hnb $7.5; ti ; $ 10 add?*d
No. Ill?Swrepstike ; same at No 0, under thf* saddle, $ I
added
No. II Sw^pstake; for homes that never wen a pur** ove
$l"ft. two mile heats m harness. Hub X100, h I; $10 added.
No. It?HwcepsUk*. same an No. 11, ucder ihesridd' , $ if
added.
No 11?Sweepstake, for horsts tint i.erer won a purse of*
$10, rnilv beat *., *>e?t three in .'? under the saddle, c*rr>iug eatel
weights. ,Mul? $50, h f. $35 added.
The above Bwepst It a to name and clone on the 0th of Apri
at J me*1 Hecond Ward Hotel, by 10 o'clock, f'. M,, three o
n?ore tu man* a rare.
?The Pro| tutors of the f entreville Cotirte offer for thefurthe
encouragement ol the Trotting Hiairt, to appropriate toe whnli
ol the mon#jT received at the vjnnbers and 1'nidic Htuids ( thi
Course. to tf?e winning borsei that *re tnafclied to come'.I
ov-r this Course during the Hpr.ng ind Hu-rmer Seasons of th<
prese ?t year I'he own- r? of horses makog matches can h$vi
t -e privilege , f manning tl e Course of each match, or the pro
pri'lort e/||| without. rfrrge for their service*
A number of go. d Box Malls to be had at the < nnrse free o
charge, il apt lied for soon The track is in first-rate order,
jj -1
NOTICE
'PHOHK Persons wh imrch tied Tickets for the Concert fo
* the Bruelit ol the >ew Vork h ire Department Kund, fo
Tuesday evening la$t, a' the Broadwav Tabernacle, and vvrr
minim- 10 nnuio fi<iinitsiou i'f rr>in??tr<i m i>r???rvi? th'in. <
prni)?>in?oU nr? b?in? m?lr { r ih? r?|*iitn>n si tlirl ()N
f'KKT.oo M'?N DAY "VKNINU, Api.l oth. m th? mm
pl*ip, which will pirrludr tin* [niMiliilily of 4m| |Kimtll.rnl i
iihl iininn nenlt.
MARTIN W
MIKMVTII l?.\HA<?H,
.< n*r.i JAMKN I H YKIi, {
AMUSHMENTS.
' PAItH 1 H HATH*..
Boxn vi >nu?1'it ii < iu? ?lt?ry I8>? C?IU.
I BKNEKIT OK MR W* L.L.AOK.
THIS KVENINIL April i. 1844.
r I ri?* ? ?rf7ir"*<uic?* will eoramfucr with
SPiilNU AND AUA'UMN.
r Ky'1'-; - Mr. WxlUck. '
; Mn ttfurral Danmouth Mrs Brougham
; To roiirlarir with
- _ , A THK HONEY MOON t
l)ukt* Am ? i, Mr_VVal?ai k | JuliauA. Mis Brougham t
CHATHAM TIIKATKU. '
B.xw ? . . . ) . t l>. ^
*"*" * 1 1 IV
THIS Ap'il'i tlx- Ornmaof 1
THE 8TV OK ST. MARC*. .
Homo.lei Mr Coanor
To cnuclnd with
THE WEATHEHCOCK
Tristram Fickle Mr Connor 1
i Varirlla Min Reyuo'di ,
! HITVHKIiL H OLVMFH) VWKATJtt K ,
1 BENEK1T O MRS. BOOTH. ,
THIS EVEN ING, Aer.l 5 the Fnrceof
- DEAF AS A POST.
After which
K'CHAULI 111.
Richard Mr Booth
After which
ARTFUL DODGER
i Artful Dodger ..MrDcBar.
. To conclude with
i JOHN PHETTVJOHN It CO.
BOWERY AnPHlTllKATKK.
' Boies 23 Centi?Pit
JOHN TRYON Manager.
BENEFIT OK CHARLES MESTAYER.
i THIS EVENING. Auril 3.
REVIEW UK HYbKlt A LI. 1
s c^~ The Or icinal " Dandy Jim" Hand of Minstrrli will
l ni'.rar this eveniu*
T? conclude with
- A (JOOD NIOHT'a REST.
' O- Diora oiwu at 7? Performance commence! at quarter
a l'aa^ 7 "'clock.
' AfflKUICAN Dll?K.Un,
" AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
Crininencius Thuredav, April l(h, 1841.
f (T"7"Dav Vni er! admiil.'d ihc mm* eveninic tree
Greuteit Attractions in the City.
The Mane iter lakes |>eca; wr pleasurein aiiuounciuKau eoicaije.
ineut.lora short rime only, with
MR. AND .MRS RANDELL,
TMK UDIIIIT
GIANT AND GIANTES9! ! ,
r in the world. Ther have just ariivrd fiom Europe, in all parti
I of which they have been r< ten rd with wonder and adiniralion,
I hy the nohi iiy and itetirv, end liaie neeu ieeu by mnrethau
ONE liUNDivED THOUSAND PERSONS !
dm lint the. last ye ir. Their < iliibilinu liaa been atteuded with
I the mott Iriuiniihant aucceu hi ihe Old World, and they re- I
e ipectfully lender their
e TALLEST COMPLIMENTS
to the inhabitant! of the Ni w; especially to the inhabilaiita of
Nee V oik. and world ;uk a shire ot the natronaiie whi eh their
mtriU?their Enormous I'mpnrtinus, so liclily deserve By
I'hysicinns, Physiologist* and Auatomiits, they arr regarded as
tin* greaei wonder and curiositi ? in ilir world. Their form
1 and symmetry arr perfect, an I their app?iraii<e every way iur
teiesting and pleasing, hriug ease and affable iu tlieir manners
They in tv be aeen at all bonis of the day and evening, and will
cnuvetse freely with visiters
Alao engaged?THE KENTUCKY MINSTRELS for one
i Week only: Mr. WM COLE, and his DOG BILLY; Mist K.
RICHARDS. LA PK l ITK CEHITO, Mr II. G. SHER,
MA*. Mr T G. BU??TH, MR. WHITLOCK, MR. U
WILLIAM15 and MR HOWARD, who give
SPLENDID PERFORMANCKS every evening at halll>aii
8 o'clock, and Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
I U :>ii111uI WAX FIGURES, representing a group of Indiana
ol the Crow Tribe in the act o' killing a Santa Kr<* Trader, to
getlier witil GEN. I'O.M THUMB, TOLLY BODINK and
DANIKL L AM BERT.
> TheGD'SY FAMILY, six in number, recently from tier
1 many, ana fairltiul representatives of the ancient people ol
* Kgvpi, iniy lie ?eeu iu ilieir native costume.
flieOIPHKY HUEEN, the Fortuur Teller, may be rrivatr
I' ly cons .Red at a)> hours of the day aud evening.
>" Performances every evening at 7H o'clock, and Wedoesdai
and Saturday afternoons it 3 o'clock.
Tickets 2i cents?children uuder ten yeara 1J>* cents. Twen
tv-live cents extra, for private consultatioas with theOiiwey
Qmm, at rc
PKtLB'd Kk'W YOUK 911'SKBJn.
<N1> PICTURE GALLERY
MR. II. I'KNNETT MANAGER
MR. II. BEVNeTT, MAN \GKRof PEALE'8 Mnseuin
res|?rtful|e announces his return from kurope, and with
peculiar pleasure begs to stite, that during his absence he has
been enabled tie rstublnhaii ageu'V iu England, that will peril
init nun to present a continual succession of Novelties, of such
I a nature as fie trusts will meet with the entire approbation of
- the public. The addi ional ex,a*iise that the Mao iger has ins
uin red iu his visit to the continent of Europe, might iu same
i, measure justify him is tailing the price of admission to the
Museum i lit sin h a plan I will not pursiip?all that lie rslts?
a ad llv I tie hope,, is that he may experience double patronage ;
s and when the public perceive tint iu Ins anxiety to afford them
gratification, that he spates neither rxertions or expense? lie
i, hopes lie is not too sanguine in anticipating that they will
cheerfully grant In in that encouragement which he doesnot utis
reislnably solicit.
> The Manager is proud to have the honor to inform the ladies
and gentlemen of New York, liiat he lias it iu his nower to subs'
mit to iheir notice a living curiosity surpassing the celebrated
I Tom Thumb, consisting of a
f LAPLAND DWARF
e OF THE SAME Atf F. AS THE GENERAL '.
d AND THREE INCHES SHORTER!!
There will b? a performance ou Saturday at 1 o'clock, and
in 'he evening as umil.
Ti i> Icillowiiitc talented performers are angag-d: ?
II Mademoiselle Pauline, tin* h'liuhll'ul danauese; Mix Adair,
it the charming vocalist; The Great Wrstr rn, who is universal*
ly acknowledged tt> be the most correc' representative of Lomic
K Characters in America, and without a doubt the bpat Kthr pi in
t Orator and Irmtstor cf a l.ucmnotirr in the whole world.
Miia Blancharrl. the grace'ul jiugleresa, and Mr. Hicliarda, the
celebrated siugei
ADMISSION ONE 9HILLINU.
NO HALk PRICE
Performance in the Lecture Koom to coinmmce at half-past
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
a- NATIONAL GALLERY OF ORIGINAL PAINTINGS
h Qf riis OLD M ASTER#.
EXHIBITION ROOM, IN LINTON HALL,
Coi nrr <j Nassau and Brtkman streets.
A MATEURB AND A UTI s 8 in mforaM*, ih..t ifca CU
L - I |prv ot Paintings nt Clinton Hall la now opru from II A.
M. to 6 o'clock nt night, or later, according to ih- aWW They
wiil therein M idwitl ' drctiou of ti p liuest l'a i n t i tig s
p which have ever adjrnrd any Kuro|iean Gallery. Artiata will
? he allowed to atudy iu the e.ihibitinn R"oin. The public will
p find a < igflog?. ? Inch will .'(plain all the htalnrual and other
pieces, quoting the paaaagea < f authors from which the subjects
lt iwve heen takuu.
Uv"" Admittance only 25 centa mJ7 lm*jgb
I NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
NEW YORK, APRIL 'id, 1944.
M'OTICE TO ART'HTS?The Room of the Academy
r" TN are now ready for ti e reception of worka for theeniuiug
Annual Ksliibitu 11
~ The Poriefa of the Academy w ill call for audi Picturea, of
which notice mar be Bfut iu, until ihe 10th inatiut. After that
" day Picturea will Ire received, but not sent for, and those rereived
betweeu the If) h and Ibth must lake their chance of such
position as may he given hem.
Br order of theConncil,
allltjgh J I. MORTON, Secretary, N. A.
MR. ./ PARKERS EXHIBITION RAI.L
~ ]VA R. P. has the honor to announce to Ins friends and the
" irl public that in couaeineace of the number of dances in
. prepirtnou, Ins Annual Exhibition Ball will not lake place un
til AlON 1)AV. the lir h April, on v.'Iih li occasion upwards ol
* thirty dances will te brought forward
(Gr Tickets $1. to admit a Henilemaii and Two Ladies?
Kttra Lidos' Tickets 30 cents; can be obtained at Washington
I Hill, Lovt joy's I lute!, and at Mr P.'i residence, 207 Bowery. |
j a'J it*re
_ HpHfi ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIJCTY of this
A city,have ilo plegsuie of a.tuotintiiiic to their friends and pa
troiis and the public in general, (hat a (ir.iod Vocal and Instru*
mental Conceit will be g.von lor the b-uelit of (he Society, on
it Monday Mening, ?th of April, at the Tabernacle, l-y the
lB Italian 0|a?r tic Company now in this city, Hignor De Begins.
and by many other distinguished artists, who hare volunteered
J heir services for the occasion.
, Particulars hereaf rr I ItVVK HuBtM#rc
CONCERT OF ENGLISH, IRISH AND '
SCOTTISH MELODIES.
TMIK MIMK8 CUMMINO respectfully lotimate that they
* propose giving their LastLoucei t for the Season, at Niblo's.
I- on k"rinay the 12th instant, wheu they will he assisted by Miss
* PRATT, lite of Irela.d, and Mr. CL1KKM UOII.
d LL/" Programmes will he issued to the MusicHtor* son Satur
ie day. s3 3l#rc
"f CARRIAGE WANTED.
' * \XT ANTKD?A second-hand low Cal&che, krench summer i
*? t itriife, foi two horses, biiih ui Europe ?>r Now
" York, after an Kuroiean model. Any r^rson willing to sell )
** such a carriage is re<|ii:st*d to send a note to Mr. S. Boric, 93
id (ireeuwich ?>treet, giving full descriptions of the carriage, |
^ stating the price, and where to be seen. a2 6t*m
v npOBACCU?riNR I UT AND PMOKINU-FssIumt ui
1 dined to close up an interest in a Tobacco Manufictory, 1 i
- Tobacco, papered up in the usual way, at very reasonable pri- |
r*s 1 beg to call the attention oI VVetiarn Merchants and other
bu vera to this, the quality of the tobacco being of the very beat
ami price* by far lower than usual.
mlSm?m |i?HN H r ABEK, No 1 Now at.
H11 )ES, FAT AND OALP 8KIN&
rPHK HIGHEST PKK EH given for Hidea, Fat and ( alf
A Akius, flash current money, on delivery, at the Hide and
Fat Moore of the tubscrilx'r, where contracts will Ire made for
f'alfskiot by th<* se.uon.nr the highest price given by the pound*
JOHN Ht/NN,
f l'> ?m#rr 22t KlonUtli it, between Prince end Hinsfon
AT A MEETING of the Journeyman Granite Atom ' n|
tern of tha city of Ne*? York , held at Montgomery Hall,
on 'I ueadiy evening, April 3d, 1841, it was unanimously
HesoHed, Thet will not work on any atone that has been
, rut in any State Prison, nor work on any sto?e intend* ! for
" any building in which t*ere 11 State Prison stone and that we
will not a^socnte w ith nor cr tinter ail'e any m hi (hit does,
SAM'L. M. JAMES, President
ABRAHAM SHAKllOT, Scttunr. a4 3f re
I R< | I in ON riG PHILOSOPHY OF PROFESSOR
G -Mii i ,ti i System of A rt firial Metnorr, with raphumiiot of
the whole c impafiic n of h'S System with feinagle'a.
Several ei|x?r.meats, illfis'ra tna its power and varied aiqdication,
and the eas* o' acquiring t fuMy demonstrated. by a
Pa pit, Crotou Halt, Bowvry and Division street, n Friday,
April 6, at TH o'clock at 2t*rc
i- Admission 2'r re its.
I g?l EN <> < i')< h MORNING LINE.
FOR ALBANY,
I ,san MR TUOV AND 'NTKHMKDI \T?.
^^^U3i[.ANI>IN() '-Krom th? ritmmboiit I'irr ?t
,r of Kcfl.v ?ir? t Brmhfut nn<1 Dinner
on honr.l.?1'hn nr? low-i muni *r?-am*-r TIU'V, < M t A
? tforhnm. lOuti n abort-on Smunliy, April 6, at 7 o'rlnci 10
t'i* innruiug Kor i u*n(?, apply at tin* office foot of IliriUy
' itlft, or on hdvil,
All gooili. In nrht, bi>k'ig'' bank Inlla, iprnr, or otlrfpro
' |**tlv, i'll board ilin bum, nt ||,r n?k ol tin- ownnri ofinrb
rooiIi, Ike. ajic
II Tsr.w YUI1K, AMIANY AM) TltOV UNK
0m KOH ALBANY AN') TKOY, 1)1 AM T
&l If fttrtmbont HW ALLOW. 1 'puin A
r JAmJUC. M?' I , will I'M v.-th?-|.?m' of ' 'urdiiidlit,
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byjthe southern mail.
Washington.
[CorrKipou 'ence of the Herald.]
Washington, April 3, 1844.
All in in a slate ot great excitement. The deepest
anxiety to hear from Connecticut.
Great excitement about annexation?especially
imong the IVhigt. You inay see little knots of
hem, Crittenden, Morehead, Choate, tec., dec.,
ivith their heads together. They are in a most
lisconsolats dilemma?they have to choose beween
Clay and "the peculiar institutions of tho
iouth." They are outrageous at having the quea
annot put it off' till ufter the next presidential
slection. But as I have said before, so 1 say again,
.hat if compelled to vott, it will be in favor of annexation
This is the reason why all the whig papers
and bulletins are so zealously asserting that nothing
will be done or can be done this session.
Nou< at to Webster's movement against Texas,
(litre is no doubt but it it made to embarrass, or
defeat Clay, ami procure for himself the nomination.
He owes (.'lay no good will He is Jar himself.
Wlule both parties deny that annexation is a
party movement, it cannot be longer concealed
that the great mats of its best friends art Democrats.
The publication oi tins fact, however, will do no
good either to annexation or to the Democratic
party.
The southern people are waking up to very high
excitement about annexation. And you may expect
it will sweep all before it at the South, whiga
and democrats.
Clay's prospects look more precarious now than
heretofore.
General Tallmadge, front New York, and the
Hon. Peter A. Browne, from Philadelphia, are
liete attending the National Institute. There is a
respectuble delegation of savans from the different
sections ot the Union. Their meetings are only
valuable and interesting to science?I could makn
nothing out of them for the Herald. [We think,
differently.?Ed. Her ]
I have just seen some of Calhoun's friends. A
Mr. Cralle is to be the head Clerk. Mr. Calhoun
will endeavor to carry on the negotiations for Oregon
and Texas, vari nattu Thi-rc in nn truth in
tin* report that tfie negotiations have been at all interrupted
between England and thin government
tor < Vegon.
The land in negotiation is between 49 deg. and
54 deg. 10 mill.
Washington, April 3.
1 see it going the rounds of the papers that Messrs.
Benton and Wright will vote against the annexation
of Texas?that " they have corue out against
it." 1 am authorized to give an unqualified denial
to both these statements. On the hi i*hut authority
at Washington, 1 can say that Mr. Wright has axpreSsed
no opinion on the subject,either one way or
the other, and that it is not known by any one how
he will "vote.
As for Mr. Benton, he lett here on Saturday to
join his family, and will not be back here again
until about the first of May. He has not yet reco
vereu irom nit* sliock lie received, and lie cannot
yet bear the fatigues and excitement of the Senate,
where for twenty-live years last pant, he has been
more steady in his attendance than any other
member of Congress. But from the most competent
authority at Washington, and that which is
entirely authentic, I can state that he is entirely
for Texas.
I have renewed reason to confirm me in the statements
1 have already made, that if compelled to
vote, the whole South will move together in favor
ol annexation. There is not the slightest apprehension
now of President Tyler making any political
capital out of it If any is made in that ijuarter,
it will he by Mr. Calhoun. I will not sav that
the time has not been when Mr. Benton
might have feared that his vote in favor of
Annexation would strengthen Calhoun against Van
Buren. Hut that time is not now, when public
opinion has so clearly marked him out as the democratic
candidate.
The news has just arrived in the city of the defeat
of Van Buren in Connecticut. One reason
here assigned for this defeat is the efforts of President
Tyler to convince the democracy that Van
Buren is not an available candidate, ana to induce
them to nominate him. On this head the Madisoman
says?
Twir.n luivo tlifi frionrin of thft Pmririent thrown thair
weight into the Van Bnren acale in ('onnecticut, and
elected tin- Van Union candidate* , and immediately alter
their aucceal, Mr. Van iiuran'i organ* have invariably dn.
nounced the I'reaident moat ungratefully Hence, *a
shall ever protait against any of our friends "helping" to
elect Van Ituren candidates again, anywhere?or Van Buren
himself.
Hut the excitement is so great here to-night that
it is impossible to get at any truth.
The hopes of Calhoun's friends are certainly
rising.
Much party and clique will assign just tuch
reasons lor this defeat as will best promote their
own interests.
The enemies of annexation will certainly assign
for the reason the hostility of the Whigs to that
measure. S. B.
TWBNTV-KItillTll CONOHJCNM.
f IHST S K IO W .
Senate.
Washington, April 3, 1841.
tariff and providence.
Mr. Buchanan presented several memorial*, remonstrating
against any change in the tariff of '42,
and several others, asking Congress so to alter the
constitution so as to recognise a superintending
Providence.
Messrs. Woodbridoe, Phei.ps, and others, presented
similar memorials upon the tariff.
A few remonstrances were presented against the
annexation of Texas, from remote parts of Vermont,
and one small town in (>liio.
west point.
Yesterdav the Senate verv uuiellv passed the
House bill making appropriation* lor West Point
Academy.
Mr. Ali.kn moved to reconsider the vote. He
nai(l several Senatois who were here all day did
not know ol its passage.
The lull wan then reconsidered.
The <|neMtion was then taken upon the passage of
the hill, and carried 27 to II?not a party vote, *1though
there were no Wings in the negative.
Several private hillswere ordered to be engrossed
and rend a third time.
AITROPRIA'riONS TO FORTS.
The Senators from Arkansas desire additional
appropriations to the amount ol some $.>0,0(10 lor
military works in that country. They were voted.
2 P. M. Appropriations still under discussion.
Mr. Harrow is talking about appropriations for
Louisiana.
House of Representatives
Washington. Wednesday, April 3.
Mr. Piiknix presented a bill to allow a drawback
on foreign merchandize, exerted from this country
in the original paekages, to Mexico and Canada
It was read twice, and relefTed.
Mr J. W Davis m.do a report granted certain
sections ol land for the Wabash and Erie Canal.
Mr. Adams then presented his report on the Massacliuaetts
resolutions, referred in the early part of
the session to the Committee of which he was the
Chairman This report was made lor himself and
Mr. tiiddings only. He moved that it he laid on
the table and printed.
Mr Hurt, o| S 0., hoped the report would he
read before the House voted on the printing ol it.
The Clerk began to read it.
Mr. Houston moved to postpone the consideration
of it, as to-day was the day for Territorial business.
Mr. 8aI'N0RRs called for a division ol the >|Beation
to lay on the table and print.
Mr. Inokrsoi.i. said tic hud a report to make on
the same subject for himself and Mr. I homasson.
Mr. Adams said he wished his report printed with
the one formerly made by Messrs. Hurt and (filnier.
Mr. Wki.i.kr said they could vote on laying on
the tattle now ?r?l on the printing to morrow
?4.. tobuM utul (tin rrttnrt imat hud nn/Ae tahl*
J III* Tim: ? ?* - I
\1r W? 11? n movi'il to poat|ione the ipieation of printing
fill to-morrow
Mr. N*' mii r? moved to lay that ipieation alao oath*
table.
Mi Wini nanr railed for the ayca and noea on thia
Mr. It* *n?ki> railed for the reading of the report.
Mr. SiMn i. objected to the reading of the report There
were *1* report" in nil on thia auhjert , and it would take
ti n lionra to read them all It would take two houra to
read Mr Adama'a rejiort alone
Mr I It. Ino? nam i. then made a report for liimaelf and
Mr Thomaaaon, on the aame auhject.
Mr. Il> na>: pi i at nted a te|?rt cn the aame auhject, on
Ilia own hook
Mr rtawri.E do. do do.
M i Mu?) ilo <h>. <lo.
Ylr 1 H. ln<,rn>0Li. then laid that a majority of tha
I ommittee hail instructed Mr. Auimi, u rbairman. to ra|h?it
two resolutions. One that it ia inexpedient to grant
in adopt the recommendation of the Massachusetts Legislature
, and the second that the l ommittee bo discharged
Irom tin- further consideration of tho subject
Mr. Aiiimi laid ho had already re|iorted those raaolu.
tiom. and the journal of tho committer which ho waa alio
instructed to report.
'I'ho t lerk tiegun reading the journal of tho committee
Mr. He Mui.li objected ai the journal did not form part of
the report.
Mr. Aiuui denied thii, and laid he had been distinctly
ordered to report that journal a? part of the report of the
committee.
Mere there mm a great deal of noise and confusion and
the House was getting into a severe state of excitement
Mr Oinni*n? niid that Mr Aildmi ??n orrtcrM to ro
port thr lonrOHl to tho Hoiidf , honef it wim ?<? fartn ft
P?rt of th? report,

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