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THE MAILS.

The Northern mail yesterday brought hume
explanatory Of the failures Of the mails in all d.
rectons. They have been caused, for the most
part, by extraordinary storms Of wind and snow,
which have rendered the roads altogether i'm.
passable for cars or stages, and, IN some cases,
for steamboats,.
The Post Master at Annapolis, writes that
the Norfolk steamboat had succeeded in getting
in there, i, being impossible to proceed 10 Balti-
more on account Of the ice-which he adds,
extends over the bay for fifteen miles in sight
from that place.
The detention of the New York mail was,
between that place and New Brunswick, caused
by "lhe dniied snow"
At Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, after two days
interruptions, the conductor despatched the
mails on sleighs.
Even between Norfolk and Hampton it wa.
mpracticable TO transport the mails on the 9Th
as certified to the Department, Sin consequence
Of the violence Of the storm" Nearer home
besides the ice in the Potomac, the tide ha,
been lower than it has been for many years.
"CunsrsL,sp, Feb, ls+3.
Copy
"DrAp Sra The mail from the West failed "a
arrive here In time to-day IN consequence Of the dsy
drif. Of snow on Big Savage mountain. The passen
gers say the snow was or feet deep in severa
places, which rendered II impossible to get aonl
any faster
(Signcd,) A. COWToN."
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TuK MapposIhs copies one Of our articles on the
Copy Right Law, and credits Il to the Boston Post
II is not the first time the Mad,sonisn has made a
mistake Of this kind.--.N Y. Morning Post
We will endeavor not to do II again. We like one
Pos, ., well az the other therefore was inadver-
sncs.
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Copy.
THE GREAT REPEAL MEETING.

Tomorrow will give the proceedings Of the
Irish Repeal Meeting recently held in this city,
in FULL including the speech OF Ropsbr TrLrp, Esq.
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Two men have been arrested IN Washington Coun-
ty, Md on the charge Of having attempted to rob he
Washington County Bank
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The Manufacturer and Merchants Bank Of PHI
ladelphia IS expected to ,esume specie payments in
few days
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wsOSt,pAv, rsbfasg = $50
Present a. yesterday
No % James c. g. Bsll Il al ris..',iaa % sttes
vs Matthias Bruen. The srgusaeus "a ufs ess-s -
eon,iou.d by Nj, Choa,e fss tLs asissd~ni n sffpI
Adjourned tll tomorrow, ~ O's,ocs,
TuosspAy, February ., t-ss
Present as yesterday
Henry c. Murphy, E9, Of Ns~ ga, -.. 80
mitted an Attorney and Counseliof % ta.. 80"
No 30 James c. q. Bell a al plsiutsn. - eff"f
ps. Matthias Bruen. The argument Of 'his Gauss .
concluded by MIR. Sergeant, ior Oh. psitn ~ sffof
Adjourned till tomorrow morning III Oetoes
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HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,


tut fthth NuNtFs
Mr FILLMORE, from ths Cosamlilss a u
aud Means, reported hsii b bfiag ,uts tbs Tr,..
suiy monsys r.cris,d bs CERTAIN Isablss onsssr. y.
fore the, h. dssbuF-sd and fof otisf l,af. a..
which read ~ ios and rci.fred to ths Counrt,
Of the Whole oa the slate ~ ne uniaa 49, A. /.
bill and accompanying report psr, ofdsfcd =. b.
printed.
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OREGON TERRITORY

Mr.. REYNOLDS, from the Select Committee q
pointed a memorial relating 10 the subject, rep5ft
ed ball 10 authorize the Adoption Of measure. Co.
occupation aud settlement o( Oregon T.ui,or,, a.
for extending certain portions Of the laws OF i.s b.
ted States over the same and ior other purpa.s.
which was referred 10 the Committee of The MI.
the state OF the un,on aud ordered 10 be PRINTED
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HEMP

MIR. CRITTENDEN moved that the Senate pro-
coed To the consideration Of the JOINT resolution from
the House Of Representatives Tor the establishment
Of agencies IN Kentucky and Missouri, for the in.pcc
ton and purchase Of the hemp grown IN the West, for
the Of the Navy.
A debate cnsue D, in vhci Messrs. McDUFFIE
BAYARD, CRlTTENDEN, MOOREHEAD
WOODBURY. BAGBy, BENTON, BUCHAN.
AN, and SEWER participated.
Mr.. BAGBN moved an amendment TO the resolu-
ton, TO the effect that domestic hemp shall be
purchased when Il cost more than the foreign ar
tic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05

Died,
On Saturday morning, the Sd inst 10 O'Clock, HEzE
w. BorNELL late Alderman of the 18th Ward aged
43 years, months and IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those of his
brother Stephen and brother in-aw Benamn Sands
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Monday his)
afternoon, at O'Clock, without further invitation from
his late residence, No. IS Sheriff street.
On Sunday morning, the 4th inst, Mr. JAMES SIMPSON
in the 6S,h year Of his age.
His friends and relatives and those of his David,
and nlaw Mr.. Wm Castles, respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this, Monday afternoon at O'clock
from his late residence No. AZ Oak street. without further
invitation.
On the 18th of April last at Cairo in Egypt where he
had gene for the benefit Of his health FAKFAx CArLETT
son OF Chas Catlet of Virginia. and sonnaw OF Henry
Laverty, Of this CITY,.
At Harlem on Saturday the Sd inst, Henry BARNABr
of Peru Massachusetts, in the 33d year Of his age Mas
sashusetts papers please copy.
AT Brooklyn, the Saturday the Sd inst Of long and
Illness which she bore with christian resignation
ELLEN McFARLAND aged Is years and months
Her friends and relatives and those of her stepah
Hugh Malop respectfully invited to attend her flu
neral this (Monday) morning, at half past 10 O'clock
from her late residence 2S8 Water street Jackson
On Sunday, 4th inst, WILLIAM HENRY, only child of
Asahel g. and Betsy A. Duncomb, aged years and IL
month.
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day. ut o'clock
p. NJ, at 100 Leonard street.
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has ereyed the elasticity OF currency Of the United
States ia some degree The improved state of the inter
nal American trade in addition to rise in prices of
here certain indication that the time is approaching
when something viii be done to settle outstanding debts
The belligeren state Of Ireland had is true
last accounts checked the disposition to invest money,
and this as much the demand HAD improved
It's value In the discount market. The Repeal agitation
was assuming violent character daily. AT large
Repeal dinner at Mullingan, immense meeting was
addressed by O'Connell. He followed by the
Lord Bishop of Ardagh whose address exceedingly
inlammatory.
He spoke as follows
for one defy all the ministers of England to put down
agitation in the diocese of Ardagh (Mr. OConneii--
Hurrah for the repeal Ithey attempt my friends
TO rob us of the daylight which is believe common 10
us all and prevent from assembling in the open fields
we will retire chapel and will suspend all oth
CT instruction, in order to devote all our time TO
tho people to be Repealers in spite OF them lchesrs
they beset temples and mix cur people WIN sFes
wewill prepare our people for circumstances and If
they bring us for that the scafold in dying ior the
cause OF country will bequeath our wrongs to our
successors he entire assembly and continued
cheering the enthusiastic manner for several min
utes) Let them try experiment il they will (hear
hear and chcers) They are too keen-they are too de-
termned to go on with their insidiousness-to give
fair play dying for our country enswed peas OF
appisuse)
On the other hand, the Duke of Wellington, in the
House OF Lords, said
here subscribe and repeat the declaration made in
this place former occasion by Lord AlthorP, that
dsPecsting ell oar, aud especially dprecafi war
there is nevertheless NO ALTERNATIVE which should
consider preferable to The dismembemen Of this great
pure.
These movements produced some sensation, and,
have said, less disposition to loan money. 1t operates,
however greatly favor OF this country, because in the
event OF disturbance the sound stocks this country
form the best investment for timd persons. In of
actual outbreak America becomes the otImd per-
of capital well Of investment for jeopardzed
property.
The whole state Of financial affairs to be sound.
This is unfortunately partly owing to the destruction of
commerce by the existing tariff But the small amount
OF existing credits leaves nothing to break down. and the
superintendent money the Atlantic border will slowly
spread tse the Union in exchange for produce.
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s,am..s,c rmportat,ons.

Nrw ORLEANs-ship Lcuisvlie reported )-st
bis our25 bbs 2 keys Lard 7o tbs pork 80 hhds hams s65
xacts wheat Collins cJl6l bbs 2G ltd 10 kegs
ssu ages Snoford Tile, ON COIL kegs lard Nesmith
So bb SO hf key, Lard Goshen Sale MsnnoIsI57 b
whest AZ hans fiolbeTt Nelson cG57 bbs ierd ii Field
IS bales hemp Wood johnson cU-ie bbs csstor oil
Newhod c. bales Ogden u c0-75j scks wheat
o IBIS O kegs lard IS bis pork and kegs cheese bbs
nausaues 3rotford Tieston co-00 cases der. .
On schr Palestine7S bbls wheat "a allow 10
chs hams so bbs pork Ch1rehnan Raber-O2 tres hams
KS hams Miibank29i2 pieces porkC hut h
man x. bers-bbs whissey bbl svrup cs bag ndzs
Food5ibags $50 bags wheat 20 rolls ass 10 bales
ordef. -.
New OsLsANs-Brg Wason-4 bis faxseed lockwood
wod3 bis aow ss lids bacon 10 do33 bis wheat, 1913 bis
os 81 chs ham 81 ds do Storme, Snow &coi bis tallow
Weid co-30 hds lard G Smith co-o1 sticks cedar u
Drper coz bxs coon skins kice-7o hgs butter White
APALAcHIcoLA-Bng tlorid.-s9 bis Brant Malt
land5o Bosart Knusnd52 Past PM ipsioO sticks cedsr
0 biz ,es bsgsing Raymond & Kond. -
SAvANNAH-Bug Augusis-130 bales Parmelee, Hi
burn KosgeIs-2o5 @ Cohn-5o Mllcr-24 A Cor
dou-46 karsow, fops kcl0 Sturges ClearmOI-l
eask case w Burger.
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Onsco Butler Boston; sam Houston. Rckes. MatssoIds;
r aemcn Chase. Charleston Victor, 0orham, Boston;
ra;n d Bps,Os Ann IM.Is Ps;sm qrs:ssD'
u; Do kou,fSrd. sne; Export. 0srdn,r Chyis.tOn
Freedom, Petit uncertain; Hero, Ssbate Havana; W.
ton NJ pussn Sn1eton Maria Ro MssP
DuI!a. Hawkins, Rodephna lColcm.ial saublette
Tssso Amy New York: Warsaw, Benedei. Apalas hcG,a
ArTy-pisna. Freeman, Lyerpool; Wskops Borland Hs-
Relief Dpres, Hewkus Msfsgorda; Swallow Channng
Apals chicola; Madison, Keller. NYork.
Cid. Burlington, Thing Antwerp; Dnks &c C,rcncr lBr
Edy London Niger Bates. Boston; Geors Davis NYork
Van Buren, Babcock, Port Leon.
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Foreign Importations.

MARsEnLEs-Sbip Teerssco.t-23i bxs lemons Brooms
COLO AXIS m = Wiche ihameI-2s bales mdZe - Lawhet
5pss coz q ra-2s af casts maddel Fledle,-s pigs
pare, Fitch co24 casks msdder L Ncsci-l bx Gooohye
&cb9 b. e. ssmpe box Pelat lie Beabce-O8 casks mad
d. 200 bxs soap Is bales cork specie to order.
ST. CpoIx-Schecner Giaecsl6 hhds IS pnchns
&c W hltmorc-20 bbs sugar do-15 puehns rum Alsap
Chausey-io do hhds sugar 40 do mossses Amar co-2
ynchns rum 10 order.
NrUvITAs-Bng Lawrence II Adams-9s tons copper ore
his Voses0 casks 40 nhd molasses Holt
n lren
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

,,rEACHhN1E BUILDINGi HUOMS rs &W.
HE Spbcrbes having cued the Agencv the sale of
i VOIGTANDER's DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA.
TUS constructed according Professor Pezvsl caIcu.
ation, have hand large assortment Of these Apparatus
aud srt,s we'll amateurs Of their wishing procure
good apparatus will fad their to srocure in
Of this construction They have lately import
ed large quantity Of German and French plates and ali the
chemicals used in their which they every re-
spec they made 70 their order. Polishing substances
and morocco es and al necessary mserials sold
The following gentlemen have agreed
TO act s their agents, viz. =
r.. White, ESQ I, us Broadway, NY
r HAS. ESQ., Washington, DC.
DR.. A. Caspari, Richmond, Va.
T. Lauens. Esq, Savannah, On,
All tpos pild) and orders with
emitances will be promptly attended end should be d.
rectcd to W&F. LANGENHkIM,
je3mr Exchange Building Phila
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MAnsEILLEs- ship Decentralization Baiey II Decrpde.
NHw OEL.ANs-ship Loai,yis-siadsme Jennings, Mad
tier Mr. IhaEin OF New Orears, Mrs woodruff, Matter
McGisughlin IF Nav Yoss-2i 10 the st-ersge
APALAcHIcoLa-BIg Florida Miss a FarreT. Chas Viii
son. IS ,iI,s, W scott, Mrs Scott, Mrs Webs'er
NEuvITAs-B 4 Lawrence II Adams-DayiJ Browne ard
lad, 4, dTo Oh Augu.tuB Sc chez H. and Mrs lay
hem.
SAvANNAH-Brig Augus's-Nrs u dlsbr )nk Mrs RawsSu
Mrs eoynoa Mrs Craig Mrs Captain Sibey Miss 4
Hubble Z. MAJ Craig Miss Reave Miss Newman. DIR w II
CuYleI Z A GorGon II Mede b ook, w A awSoD T ia
yer ID rnnce.
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UNITED STATES
TEA PORIUM,
ySl, iGte i2o Chatham street, Nstc Yors
And ZIG Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Z AIQ ~ n u II I'M

Wit iEShLE AND RETAIL.
'('nc, CANTON TEA COMPANY coptipas to offer ior
ILe sad fragrant Tea, Of every variety and style
Their asrortmen, specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp o. nfoeA and elegance, and the Teas therein
thoroughly occurred noh Tight and air that th quality and
r9wer will rem II anunpnircd climate Their system
os prosecuting rnsncs perhapa SCARCELY be crceed. IL
founded ufon the utmost regard to the rights Of the
especially with to weight aud quality and
vailed cenpnes' Al purchasers called upon any
sceE which tail 10 them the fullest satisfaction which
rae money M be ehcerfuiy and promptly refunded Coun
sry ,rcban public ESTABLISHMENTS, beads Of families, and
sopmsters will end decided advantage 10 suprr there
selves from this establishment
yENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all pafs OF the Un,toi xutss executed with
Sr1mptrdc and despatch. 49,
= Tia only in Arseries for the sale o
sea's ee,ehratsd HisrL Ts, m2j i'm ga
RIO The LUyEK3 OS SUPEKTOH BLACK TEA
Howqua MiItureThis extremely delicious aad unparaL
eled Tea 20 hgly ceebatcd in China and Europe Just im
Tea Estrhfhrnsut 2i Chsthsmy New yorr, and Il6 Full
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
PALMO'S ARCADE BATH,
80 CHAMBER STREET.
SALOON NOW OPEN-fires

THE GENTLEMEN's SALOON NOW OPEN.-C3rest
l. Reduction.
Baths -: -. ..;.........."'25 cents.
Baths with robes or sheets. .....37k
The subscriber having leased the above for
term OF has commenced scale which
when completed, will he fatters himself in taste,
~ eegshce sud magnicence, with similar
the world; having waited the best conducted baths in Eu-
rope he feels no hesitation assuring his fellow citizens that
The which has for the thirty
providing (no matter at what cos e splendid
Tor their social comfort and conven iha the
occasion be lost sight Of and
and elegancies Of the Eurorean Baths he will take the liberty
OF adding from T. inventive OF his cultivated
and well known taste all that he has observed wanting
der the enjoyment OF bath the me plus ultra" Of perfection
The Ladies Saloon will be readiness. in few days.
u description Of the varied improvements be given when
comped and the whole thrown open for public inspection
m Is 3mec FERDINAND PALMO.
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su,o h3SA si BQAgp, .uc9pe.T.

FASHIONABLE SUMMER clio rHING-CHARLES
his sales roo 292 Broadway tone above Reid. tree
cd Of fashionable Summer Csth-g compris-
Jog re stock ola Merchant Tabor amosgst which will be
AVID Bingham and freck COATS sacks bou
pans; so silk aud fancy Of various coors anS p,ttes
also, of lines ard Oh Sc SC; All
made ia the latest and most fashionable sls aud 70 be sold
without reserve.
HIso-to pay an aIyancei gold lcpne watch solar micro
score. Cocoa rue dlsmond ring. ace0icoa Se IS 2tsee
W, A. CARTER, Auctiouser.
pY CARTER s. co. their sales room. No. 3ls Broad
ID way, Gothic Hall wede sfday 7th June lOh o'clock
sale OF splend city made Cbne Furn will be madT
ths above day. advances The mtcies all OF
best msiena and superior ~oTkmanshp aud every article
will positively be sold to the highest bidder contains
article in the Inc vz-soas ~ and French chairs sw,ng
chairs with rockers French bed,teads, paoI
aud dining tables wadrob- bookcases plain and ssivr
bpresps pDo stools bic tor wash, ands Sc. Also
assortment of Sho'd cutlery, dl aud toilet sets. Sc
The catalogues vii be radg TUESDAY, when the funi
turr may be examined. is 3tsr
A UCIIoN NyTICE.-sALE OF CROCKERY-
"A TROWBRIDtiE Il co. will sell this morning June
5h, O'clock their sales 30l Broadway beautiful
assortment Of cs, glass and eahenware, consisting Of
aud cut glass umber china tea Sets ewen ana ba ns,
tche mugs rla'e' bowls, cut glass dishes do rich hall
Catalogues ready the All goods to be taken
AWAY The same day % ltNcc
a UCTiON NOTICE.-CHINA, GLASS y EAKTH-
IA ENWAkE. TABLE CUTLERY Gc.-On Tuesday
able stock contained in the Aston house, compsng
full assortment Of every DESCRIPTION Of Dinner Tea and To
Also, quantity Of prime table cutlery, together with spen
did assortment OF fine cutlery, consisting OF azors scisso
quantity Of Ivory Combs Clo,he. and Hair Brushes Sale
20 commence at ii O'clock Goods view on Saturday and
Monday, Private sales very low
N b. The store to let. r. SIMPSON,.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS.
JOHN ROACH,


70 Nassau, ncer john street. NY
HAVING the Lens ground under his ection and
arranging them in the camera obscpra himself he fee
warranted in his oh
famed those using
or the latter ofeu Imperfect aud still ocncr imp ope
annNed The adj requests thai for has six
cen years practice Optcan enables h,t grind and
a. lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
MEDICAL

DR. EVANS has removed his Old Gseu's Head Dis
- peniay TO 100 CO than, near Pearl street. whsra he
continues his sfe, speedy and .ectRaI
gu ne diseases ad wh.Ie thc real old Dr. Evans win be
ouna by ms fr'sIds age, sesncI and
then Dr. e. would direct tho attention Of discerning
TO investigation of his claims. He wishes the public
know that he hn nothing 20 dc with osce in Peek Slip
r Eputs parcels Of uedicne for the specss
ods'as' for 81 aud particularly attends eet and
% Ter
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL. OF All EKGURsIONs
"A sal the Hudson River Hobeken and then
walk the Ffslan FIELDS along the beautiful
Rad picturesque shores of the lace will the easily
accomplished and attractive OF all The that
be mad. from the city The grounds a
CT the being mostly leaf and the soil with
uch turf. The walks in excellent order been
consldsrshy embeshed the present spring mic 2wte