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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

CLEARED
ship whitmore Warrington, 81 Thomas ana y Crox, >.
Co; .chr, Topaz Freeoofn Neweern c; Mary Carver,
Baker Phissephls Aobs, Lawrence, Nsho Boston, Bos-
ARRIVED.
ship suly, Line ,Havre, Jan with mdrs C. Bolton,
Bells Beauford ~ c. IS days. stores
BELOW ship unknown.
MEMORANDA
The North River open navigation Poughkeep-
sie. The Delaware Is entirely open and clear Of ice
The Tsazer Jones, from ST. johns, NJ r. for this ,r pat
'.I rs -s oo los. ?, s,as rr s as
from the wreck Of Brig Cban,eleer 10 on orsnge Key Pas
as Osss NJ T. Tucker maze, and A. Taylor seaman-hsvs
arrived at Batimors 10 the Asn
FOREIGN FORTS.
NASSAU NJ. v. Feb 2s-Bgs South Carolina Williams, for
Marsrie LINCOLN, from Wilmington N c. is-SPd brig Co
iombo. wish Boston i4-brg Columbia, Losgball York
81 esossrs, iBermudsl Psb. is-ssip Amelia, "a days
from Newcastle, Tor Phi adelphis.
SPOKEN
9Th inst sts, 81 long - brig Aurora Weld 81 Jeseph for
Pen ssh, Is, So ship Mary Ann. 10 days from New
si inst IA, q ~ lon &C. ship Eleanor Griffith Boston, for
Fso ~, Ia, 81 Ion "a bark Pla,o Mobile, for Boston
UNITED STATES PORTS.
PosrL,sp March l2Ar hrigs Talmssge Havana % dsys
Boston, schI Richmosd, rhorpdike, New York.
sss w. s s%ss%sn Ss sfs Dec o ss~
sune Comngs Trioi,ad lAh ulu America, Butuan MAYS.
guer via Holmes Hole. Acaaan, HALIFAX nth nit rsrrau
I'm Cove Sea Island knowes saynnnah l2h ulu schrs Pa
tesise, Phhsrook Havana 9 nit via Vineyard osna OF
Bangor French Havana VIA Tarpaulin Gives Doris Hosmrr
New Orleans 9th, Pass lO'h uj Danube Ods Rappshsn
nock; Sus, Taylor, New Work; VIM Roscoe Mesker, dos
Trio NckerSon do. Below ship with bright waist spi
dseply laden, bark Coask os NV Orleans; brig "a DAYS
frov, do with fnre and other Cld
rxs swfsue lot rou. late of Marbehe d) Proctnr -
Jage, Pctou, (B CLARK III iax Bor"dino Eastman, New
f,rlean1 Russ NsuheNs, Charleston; Frances Lou,ss
Webb Bath schrs Cinderella DAYS philadelphia; Sophia
Maria snow, New Yort Camhrtdge. bearse, do
EfoaNEs' Hotr March ttA brlgs Colombo Wish. Nassau
p 7th u for Bos one Raresv, Thomas Aqu adj ss2d-vs
Syren wisws Mobile, ~ avs tor BIOS on sch oobe liar
ding Boston. wathtugtnn Ci WIN beny, Brown. Wei
ae> fcr Virginia; Nile Flohsr Bnt ~ Tor bsunarc Egie,
Cook Newhurvpr 10 as " rps, Hggins, Neson Tor Nirvt
ais Ia Vineyard sound bah Faskn Gibbs, Trinidad iAh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS,
TRULY WONDERFUL PHENOMENON
extraordinary HORSE. three old without

TRULY WONOEAFUL .FHENOMENOM
very extraordinary HORSE, three years old without a
"A paIacle Of hair
TINS extraordinary animal will be exhibited few days
the qualification OF the curons between the hours of A. NJ
and aP NJ sundays excepted a period No.
Broadway a few doors above Duane
This Horse the first world which
has denied the covering of hair and
protection OF his species In addition which, hr also pos
other pecuars of appearance but with great
symmetry OF form and his substantial points have good
judges been pronounced eptonabe His color
ful bronze with white marks. Perfectly doce and
accustomed to being handed lie may be mnuey examined
by strangers without the slightest apprehe nsion OF danger
The spectacle this animal magnificent and pleas
ing ana the feeling Of admiration exct, in the bchoder is
by those dsagreeabe sensations usually at
tending the contemplation of " usus Nature
Abundance. p cents j29-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

18th Instant consumption, the fullest
Of peace Christ James every aged Al years. native Of
England and efficient me mber OF the Meho.
dist Episcopal Churcs. . ,,,
Funeral this afternoon three O'clock from his late resi-
xence 100 West ay-friend invited 10 aend-par
tcuary members Of the Wesleyan Chapel in Nestry
street
On wednesd evening 4h instant Jane Elizabeth yonng
est of Thu odore Crane aged years. 5month and
1zdzys. - =,
On Tuesday evening IS instant Maria Dousa infant daugh:
ter Benjamin w and Elizabeth c. Floyd aged weeks and
days.
on the 18Th after short Illness NJ Tobias Of Liver
On the 2h instant Charles H. Parker ensrsver in the 22na
year OF his age.
she had gone the Of her health LYDIA wife OF
Alfred Brooks Of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
Amusement
80

DARN THEA This EVENING, will he
4 r~rforwed. for the Benefit ofMr. BUCKLEY
THE YOUTHFUL QUBEN--Coust - Oxenst~irn, Mr. Chin.
pndale-Steinberg, Dir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrs Shaw
Emma. Mrs Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs Buckley will dance PAS BE DE5x
HORNPIPE, by Master Buckley.
AGNES DE vERE-Alfred de We're Mr. Fredericks-Agnes
de We're, Mrs Shaw.
A HIGHLAND FILING. by Master Buckley.
THE CATARACT OF THE GANGEs; or, the Rajah,
Dsugberwiih scenery, dresses, decorations. &c J.
hckbar, Mr.. Blakeiey-Ubra Nrs-l Observation-Disclosures
Miss eastman.
Door, open at 6}performaHecs Commence al ococ
Boxes Sl-Pil so cents-Gailery rs cents.
NATIONAL THEATRE-Lae italian Opers
~ HOuse.-MR. wALLACK. Lessee.-THIS EVENING
will he performed,
THE LOVE CHAsE-sr William Fendoye, Mr.. H. Wal
laek-WldJake, Mr.. BTowne-Trueworth, M. Matthews
Constance, Mis-. w. Seton.
Alter which.
A PAS DE cINoUE, by the Juvenile Mansarins.
10 conclude with
ILLER AND HIS MEN-Grindorf, Mr. VI wsllask-Ra-
The Earl OF 'S GosFoRD with his Suite, will visit the
Theatre this evening.
Doors t6t-Perlormsnce begin att. Boxes ST. ri!
90 cents Gallery 25cents.
POLLO-4l0 Broadrray. Ccnas street.-The pub
nc isresp9cnly informed this establishment Is
opened, and THIS EVENING will be performed
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
To conclude with
The new Grand Nautical Ballet, entitled THE PUPIL OF
NATuRE-ldia, The Pupil OF Nature-Wilson, the Commo-
aore.Corwith Captanot the Nayy-Cfod. an Officer OF
Doors open Sl-peI termance commence o'clock
Season aud other Tickets be had from 10 A. NJ NJ
at the Office OF The Apollo where may be secured
Prices OF admission throug the house censcndren
IS cents
Sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

~ Y. JONES formerly OF Providence, r. l., and late
Harlem, ~ - respectfully begs leave inform his friends
aud the public general that he has taken the
known Hstel, which he intends fitting up in aye be
surpassed HIS Wines and Liquors are OF the bes' quality. and
pains be spared render every Thing
foriabe ia all who may favor him with call
lie would also inform the public that the hefng very
comnodious he will be prepared all times
Societies. Arbraons Court Martas AID meetings all
scnptons with spacious and airy and good
attend.
b. supper and Dinner Parties will he aitendedto In real
epcurran style nj the shortest notice. aad refreshments
stantly On hand. u7lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

TN MrVC HANTs-wae,ed retail stock n Dry
u Goods small thing och We escorted \ mite
addressed IN wM CARLTON wlams1 DJws office, GA
Wall 81 M stairs VIII b. atierae To uo.lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
MAlfIkIED

On the 18Th instant nv the Rev DR. McCauey Jeremiah r.
Field merchant Margaret Wool Tear daughter OF John
Tefar, all of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

IL LAST GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC
BALTIC lake place Monday, March l9th at Masonic
Hail. for the Benefit of the Door and Hat Keepers On which
several fancy dancers will be brought forward The
door he under direction Of Mr. Lncas who has kindly
volunteered his services. Mr. Walaee's splendid Colon
Band is aged.
Tickets admit gentleman and two adies-to be had
a Masonic Hail. ml6-StA
~ IF ROBERT MILLS of Braulheld, Suffolk, England,
will apply directly the office of the Morning Herald, and
leave his address will cad something TO his advant
age. ml6-Std&w
XNANTE Dior young lady recently from England, a
w situation Governesss respectable family tShe is
thoroughly qualified in Music French, Painting
Grammar Sc Remuneration is much the object a
comfortable The unexcepto able references
be given. Address 10 C. D. York House, CORTLAND 81,
m6-3ts
ITO MILLWRIGHTS-A COED workman that per-
Il ectly understands Windmill work. hear employ
nent ny apply ing the Gas Works 18th ST. ~ X.
Also old Mill Tackle wanted. Apply as above
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No 81 BowERY

GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 b 0wERY
~ The Public respectfully Informed Institute
for the The collection The most
reesche and excessive that ever been offered fer public
specon this country Mr.. Van Amburgh cages
at O'clock p. NJ, at in the evening The hours of
exhibition will be from TOTO IL the from past
r. NJ, and from to past the evening Abundance IS
cens-Chdren half price. Every attention will he paid
the ventilation, and careful officers in secure the
vsersron the Intrusion OF improper persons
Signed G. s. ANGEVlNE& co.
4.3mdt Propretors.
~ oihe Independent Order Of Fellows vii be given at
the City Ho,e Monday evening the lstinsan The
will be spcnddy decorated with banners moos embe-
elic Of The Order Dodw ohs celebrated Band is rngae ed
Tickets So ncueng fresmen the ades to be had at
the City Hotel; Capaia Seelys Branch Hoel Atwps Music
Saloon Broadway Firth & Halls Music Store Franklin
square or oiether of The managers
VIM. Y. CLARK, President
WILLIAM CHARLfCK, Secretary. ml27lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

-. Pntrfck's CsfhedraI--Orphsn Asylum.
uT Next Saturday, nth inst being anniversary OF st
Patrick solemn rrliros festival Va hosor OF the day will
take plsce Patrick Cathedral Pent6ca Mass by the
Right Rev Bishop assisted by the Clergy OF the city, will be
celeb rated.
An appropriate dcours will be delivered by the Rev Mr.
Byrne, Pastr OF ST. James Church Service viii
nj half past 10 O'Clock
Immediate ~ after the 4 collection viii be
wards aisng the funds of The Orphan Asylum Prince
This nsut where nesy two hundred orphan children
receive their food clothing and educs entirely depend
ng the generosity ~ is numbers and generous public
was instituted IN 1876 and that period the Managers
have mrt sndsr all rdsl "a port from
their fellow citizens procuring suitable buildings the
o the Orphans and 10 obtaining ober
res Of lite
The undersigned COMMITTEE appointed by the Roman Cath
oc Orphan ASYLUM ssvety Tor the
val add COLLECTION beg request 81 those persons
cssnn attend the Cathedral ssd disposed
AID the NJ the Orphans to send their donations
Reverend Catholic Clergy ~ the As,lun Of Prince
srd Met streets either Of the ub-crbers who with
hapkuy receive whatever sent for the benefit ofihe
In lion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

DIRDs-A fpe lot OF Canary Birds for sale nj III Seven
- teenth street, between 9Th ard 9th avenue, ml33ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
FKENCH,S HOTEL. NOREC


I vIRGINIA-ose of,he mos, delightful places o! resi-
s@aence for invads, families wishing TO live quietly,
comfortably and on the most reasonable terms 10 be oun
at FRENClPS HOTEL Norfolk, Va, where the climate is
mild both IN winter and the delightful. and
Sr ""ighborhood social disposed cultivate agseca.
BILE acquaintance.
FkENCHs HOTEL is located in the principal OF
the borough ct Norfolk, and opened the first Of May
lat Some idea OF It's convenience may be formed from the
fact, that cost erection and furnishing of 100000
II contains about eighty drawing. private apart
for the accommodation of single persons pares
miles, and the comforts off Be-
this house The senior partner has for years
cpal Hotel in Virginia and his reputation that
line.
The productions OF tho country great plenty and OF
choice kind The ncghborhood Of Norfolk TO the mountains
Nugioa supply mountain fed beef and
mutons oysters univaed and the excellence Of The
Virginia poely proverbia Tho wines
be equal that Of establishment in the country.
Madeira being imported expressly the propetors and the
Sherry bv A. Pamar Esq, Of Norfolk who recognized
the importer OF first rate article mt surpassed by
other.
The personal attentions Of the propreor their dspo.
sten please render this residence with the other advaDta
GEES desirable spot which the severity OF The
winter the heat Of summer Any individuals families
who should be travelling and through remain ut Nor
folk Va would be of welcome aad the best entertain
meDi there, by WIN. DAN'L. FRENCH.
mi I'm d&wr Frenchs Hotel, Norfolk virginia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
SIR PATRICK's BALL.

DETER l.. FEIRTY respectfully announces to his friends
and hepubic generally that his first Ansual PatrcMs
Bah will take place on Friday Evening the 10th March,
at Masonic Hal Broadway.
Mr. WiaR Wallace's Colon Band is engaged Tor this
cason. The order ef Dancing will be Two Cotons and
Fancy Dances.
Tickets Slto admit gentleman and two ladies' be OBJ
tanned the following places The Bar of Masonic Hall,
Sixth Ward Hotel 1.-The Manhattas House, Duane street.
NJ BThe Dressing Rooms will be under the direction of
Mr. n attbew Conlan and the subscriber. m8.2tS
YOUNG GENTLEMEN are qualified Cor the duties
OF the Counting House at Fosters Establishment, i8}
Broadway, in expeditions and superie Book
keeping Psnmanship &c taught improved plan by
tanned in third of the usually devoted pur.
pose.
Pro spectuses may be bad by epplyng nj the Rooms.
From the Boston Evening Gaz,t tel
The manner in hish Bookkeeping frequently
very imperfect idea of the practice e
The great difference between keory and pracee-belween
the study OF and its application is well known
need remark and think Mr. Fosters plan advan.
worthy the consideration OF all wish acquire
From the Boston Republican
We personally acquainted with Mr. Foster, and take
great pleasure in recommending his establishment
ticc of fellow citizens We have examined his In
detail have observed his modes Of instruction opera
ton and fully impressed with the prnctcabiy and utility
his plan Ii facilitates beyond all other methods the
OF free, eer and rapid business hand.
III LESSONS IN FRENCH.-A gentleman " no has had
experience teacher the Frerch language
forming classes above and will give lessons day AID
evening upon simple and method whereby
taught speak and write the language with huency and
rectness. fi2Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

IL LEASE OF FIFTEEN YEARS FOR
E.. SALE-Of brick front dwellings Nos. 81 aud 3S
sSprng street. stan two lots OF ground IS by l2s
feet each with large gangwsy, and well of the
yards To goSd tenant these
Other purposes stand uarvaed Apply at Ne. 12 Whites
f7.lws
NEW HAT EsTABLISHMENT-Ex-
pertinent is the best test Of quality therefore lei all
those feel disposed make the experiment. OF buy
Ing one of ROWE cos short ma pped or pain bea-
and the result will he not blinded by pre-
udce that he obtain Hat possessed ef all the essential
requisites Of the the reduced price of -
warranted equal any sold in the city AT S. and any pur
chaser should be satisfied after comparing them
sold a$5 the money will be refuAded md ,he Hat received
back
These Hats warranted fur bodies and beaver
trid maps. ROWE L co. Hanover
between Wall and Beaver SIS oppe,ite the EIchaagc.
M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
CHEAP CUTLERY FOR CASH on AP

CHEAP CUTLERY FOX CASH Or AP
SPRONFD PAPEk-wishing 10 reduce our present stock
offer for sale the finest selection Of Cutlery every
ported into the Ugtsd StseS consisting OF Shsms Whnebone
Se1ip Buck and Stag Tabr and Desserts with Carvers
match by the package fro the shelves Ivory Table Cut
lery with without Forks Carvets and -cers MATCH do
in mahogany Rodgers Crooks and wastenholmes
Scissors and SNAIL Cutlery, large asortment' small Cutlery
o. common makers almost variety Ro~gers Butch
ers and Msrs Raror Evans Butchers and Palette
Knives Nut Picks and do Crackers Cork Screws and Cham
psgue Openers; London made Dressing Cases and Bagaee
Tables
just received. fresh supply ofour celebrated
Rarors which warrant good.
Merchants Wishing this civ advised examine stock
previous 20 purchasing down town. import direct from
the manufacturers.
IT Retailers supplied usual
GRAyELEY a wREAKs,
fs-Ims q Astar House n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16
DRrCEs KTDUCED-The proprietor, Of r

c1EOn yaNTFD-On bona and mortgage on IN.
spIoOU encountered property W tbs city, worth
Than dcube the amount Apply nj the oce Of the luber
yard, "a Cherry steeL Ini23l'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

GirSud's Patent Mechs Mica Lam ps- -yvar-
ranteG.-2i6 ,anai street.
II G'ROUD sole Inventor and Manufacturer of the above
Lamps in this city in returning his thanks far the
he has received since the formation of his establishment
respectfully that he has just completed
lection OF the said Lamps. which he offers for sale.
The Carcel Lamps, and those OF similar construction,
which sold in this country, liable to many expensive
from which The Giroud Lamps entirely
free, inamuch the pump and mechanism of the latter
from the OF oil and be cleaned without
diculty-while is impossible clean repair The
without perfect knowledge Of their construction.
The object Of Mr. Giroud in manufacturing Lamps in this
city TO procure amates advantage purchasers aved-
ing the heavy duties expenses incumbent upon npora-
tons He is therefore enabled supply this useful article
the price as IL bought in Paris
more appropriate ornament tor parlOrs and
mica for hotel and sto keepers cannot he found.
Dealers supplied with Glass Globes, Crystal Lamps Chin.
neys Snken Wcks RefecRg Shades, all materials
necessary for Lamps
rr On the OF May Factory viii be removed
40 Broadway, Ii S 2o Canal ms Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

- WHOLESALE DEALERS whe purchase ier cash,
are invited TO call at the establishment of HOW
ELL co. l26 Chatham where their Nutria, Plain
Castor. and Silk Hats will be found Of The best quality
the lowest prices and sold exclusively for cash Ae
10th, Sealet and Fur Caps the same terms.
f28l m HOWELL co. i26 Chatham 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

VyOOPS! BOOTS!! BOUTS!I!--The handsomest,
- best and cheapest in the city, 600 street,
WALKERS. Handsome boots 20 10 So so Der
pnr, ard warranted we'll Dress of -ur own
make from 81 10 s. per pair also genlemens proef
boots from ~ S5 pair then there ladies' and chill
dren boots and shoes OF description that
Of WALKER would inform his friends and the public
general that having dissolved partnership with H. Richards
be would invite them call at $50 Canal street. the old
where will find splendid assortment Of all kinds and
cheap.
N. b. Don't mistake the pumber-23 Canal strett-thira
shoe store from Grsenwichst. tl.1r4-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

Tor SALE OK EXCHANGE roe CITY
II PROPERTY-2iL Lots beautifully situated Broad
street. In the city ofNewark will be exchanged for dwelling
this city ard The dere.ee paid in cash
Enquire OF G. N WINTER, Is Wall street,
mlo-6- over the Mechanics Bank
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

A SITUATION wANDED-By first rate Cook
"A for the country. line addressed 10 M this
office, will be immediate atendcd to Good reference Gill
be given. mio.d,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

Ls.A % LET-A number of small three story brick
MW houses situated Jackson Avenue between Eleventh
-~ and Twelfth streets known union Court,p suitable
residences for respectable mechanics $3.50 per APP
ply 10 j. NJ. cox Is Maiden Lane or to THOMAS MAC
FARLAN l2,h street the Third Avenue between the
hours of IL and O'clock
~ b. The above houses finishing and will ready
fer occupation by the 18th OF April. fl7lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

&-A STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR
@;M SALE OK TO LIFETIME house for sale with
-eigh lots to suit purchasers. Also, houses, with
geraen>, &c. situated close the landing Toap-
knsvle Staten Island. Immediate possession will given
Of one OF the houses. Apply TO
p. WOLFE, Staten Island Ferry Master,
m7-lws Steamboat samson Whitehall
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

ITO LEAsk-For term of wears the N pc Mills slns-
ted w The village ~ weschesser, we.teh cooaty
Possession givrn on tie Isl of April Apply
JAMES OAKLEY, o. the premises
westehestsr, Feb. n, ia3a f8-im.ds~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

@rA TO LET-FIRSTu RATE SITUATIONS
E."I FOR BUSlNEss-The large House and Store
-H1- with Reeclory No. II Orange street. and is well cal
culaed for liquor and grocery and boarding
house. Also, several houses end stores in Cherry Water
Madison Monroe, Rose yeit Scanned Orange Ridge, Rvng
ton, Walker John, Mercer, Mott and Greenwich which
will be let low 10 good tenants.
For further particulars apply 81 John from 10 in
the morning, and from 8 To in the evening mi0-lm-
%rA TO LET.-TO CARTMEN.-lhe 2 story
W brick Heusp together with five lots of ground enclosed
-on the south wes corner Of the Boomngdae and
40h The house is good repair with stable
herses, ans shed. Enquire of
GABRIEL WINTER, l6 Wall street,
ml0S.r The MeI hancs' Sank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-16

AerA FOR SALN d Il LEASB-A mouse ann D OF
G9 acres of land the junction Of the turnpike
leading from Ja-oaca to Rockaway, and the road
leading aoung the toll gate only two miles
from Reckaway Beach The house contains ten more
rebuilt enlarged and painted There
is large barn and well of excellent water, and number OF
around house The situation is airy
and pleasant The Rockaway stages the daily
and from New York Iaquire of JOHN NORTON ,I.
nl6.lws pol Ninth ST. New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-22
DGM ESE'IC.

WAsHisGToy, Feb. l7-From the account of yeseH-
davis Proceedings in the House Of Representatives,
readers will perceive that impression prevails here
that the peace of country is yet in danger from The
illegal and outrageous violations, within border OF
the duty of goud citizens by organizing and marching
tain upon border There must be danger when such
a man. grave, discreet, and judcious Mr.. E. Whit.
tesey declares his place that he considers the danger
so grea, Of being involved in by this means,
that he will put aside oil other business whatever until
every thing within the power of Congress is done 10
avert it, and intelligent and astute merchant Mr.
Mckim declares that he shall consider the posponeInent
of the bill enforce the preservation Of neutrality so
important as almost 10 involve the question Of peace
war with Great Britain Entirely coniding in the sin.
cerly of both these gentlemen and in their accuracy of
information, glad to see the House second their
exertions 10 have the BILL which passed the Senate
or three weeks ago. forthwith taken up with deermi.
nation TO give The preference TO all other business until
it should be disposed of-Nat. Int.
In addition to the information contained in the official
letters read in the H. Of Representatives yesterday,
dale of Feb TO- which states that Sunday week few
men arrived tina, place, who had belonged to The force
on Navy Island. who were followed by others Mon.
duy, Tuesday und Wednesday, till the whole number
amounted rs is supposed to 400 and about 200 more
it was said were expected Several officers had arrived
among whom the highest in command believed to
be Gen Mcleod, late of Canada. They mostly crossed
The bay the ice, and were posted on the Peninsula,
four or five miles from Sandusky. They were lp pro.
ing to excite the sensbiily Of the inhabitants of Ohio
10 make common cause with them
A gentleman, who arrived at Sanduaky on Wednes-
day the 7th) from Detroit met about 200 men, in small
bodies, going West, whom he supposed 10 be also des
tined foi Canada.