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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-26

The trial of Mr. Dorr is to take place at New
port on the Goth inst. All paroles seem anxious
to bring this long delayed trial to an issue. 1t
will not now excite so much interest in Rhode
Island as it would have done some months earlier
The public mind is becoming more firmly fixed in
relation to the principles originally contended for
Whether it will result in conviction of the prs-
oner or not, is beyondthe reach of a rational conec-
ture. .Arigorous prosecution willno doubt be car
ried on by the Government as a matter of duty !;
and an able defence may be expected on the part
of the prisoner and his counsel--Prouid. Trans.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-26

Eleven feet and four inches of snow fell at Co.
penhagen, Lewis Co, N. Y. between the 23d Oc-
tober and the Both March last
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-26

Accounts from Newfoundland to the 9th of
April had reached Halifax. A number of sea!ers
had returned to ST. Johns, from the ice, the great
er part with full fares.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-26

From ST. DoMINGo.-Capt. Hurd, of the brig
Jacob Story, from Aux Cages, which place she
left on the 9th ut. states that the city was in
great CONSERVATION for the week previous 10 his
sailing, on account of the discovery of an intended
instruction of the blacks, on the plains of Aux
Cages, by an arrest of one of their number on
the Goth. He confessed that it was the intention
of the blacks to burn and plage that city, and
massacre the inhabitants.
The National Guards have been on duty every
night. On the night of the 26tb, the command
ing officer of the place received information that
the negroes were marching for the city, and
many of the inhabitants commenced removing
their effects on board of the shipping in the har-
Dor The u. s. Consular Agent removed on
board the American schooner VIM. Wilson, Cap
tain Baker, at o'clock, A. NJ, with his effects.
The negroes, it is supposed, received lniorma-
ton through some of their spies in the city, that
the place was well defended, which prevented
the premeditated attack.--Boston Mer. Jour.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-26
The ANTI ANNEXATION OF TEXAS MEETING

The ANTI ANNEXATION OF Texas MEETING
A call is in our columns to-day for public meet
ing, signed by the leading men of the city, with
out distinction of party, the object of which is 10
demonstrate against the annexation of Texas
Even the venerable Albert Galatn, now 81 years
of age, comes forth from his retirement to lend
the meeting the sanction Of his august name, and
to become its President. Among the speakers
are to be, as we are told, Theodore Sedgwick,
Esq, D. Dudley Field, Esq, John w. Edmonds
Esq, prominent men, not Of the Wing party, and
that distinguished, and we may add, venerable
advocate, David B. Ogden, Esq. All parties are
uprising against this annexation plot, the first
step in which is war; the next, it may be, dis
memberment, disruption of this cherished, this
glorious Union. The editor of the Evening Post
signs the call, with leading Wings. The city,
we may say, indeed, rises as one man, to remon-
strate, to cry out against, nay, to denounce plot
conceived in sinful secrecy, and brought forth in
fragrant iniqaity.-N Y. Express Of 24th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

WASHINGTON, March g. 1914.
MIR. Calhoun arrived, according to expecta-
ton, this afternoon. He has taken up quarters at
Fuller's Hotel. Gen. Henderson is at Gadsby's.
Mr.. Calhoun enters upon the duties of his office
at most momentous era in the history of this
country. 1t is not too much to say that the
fate of nations is depending upon the man
ner in which he shall discharge his duties
The moment he takes his seat in the chair
Of state he will have upon the hand the
negotiation with Mr. Pakenham, which is to set
tie the fate of Oregon, the fortunes Of the West,
and might say. of the great Pacific empire and
upon the other the negOcatlon with Gen. Hender-
which is not only to settle the fate of Texas, but
the fortunes of the Southern States, the South
western States, Northern Mexico and Mexico pro-
per. Other countries and States, and great inter-
ests will also be deeply and powerfully affected
England is deeply Interested, and looks on as
idle spectator The question with her liz, markets
or markets. have II from an authentic source
that England already regards Texas as entirely with
in her grasp She laughs at the idea OF exaton.
She argues that the NorthernStates will never submit
to it. Already does she regard Texas with the
dency where her manufactures will be received
duty free. She calculates upon supplying all
Northern Mexico, and all the South Western u.
States with her goods, upon the contraband prin-
ciple.
| And if all overtures should fail for annexation, it
may be reasonably calculated that such will be the
evaporation and desperation of the Southern
States bordering upon Texas, that they will coun-
tenance, encourage, aud freely participate in the
excitement of this free trade. And having once
tasted the precious morsel, it is not likely they will
willingly submit to the imposition of tariff laws and
high duties. What will be the effect of this upon
northern manufactures! 1t needs no prophet to
ioresee the disastrous consequences.
am allowed to say authority, that Gen Hen
derson is endowed with pcnary po,ers TO treat, and
definitely to settle all matters pertaining to the in
terests of Texas lie is worthy OF the trust repo-
sed in him. 1t will be recollccied that he was for
some years their Minister to England; and he now
enjoys the full confidence of the people of Texas
lie has most important communications to make to
the people Ultimately of this country, and il Is TO
be hoped they will give him full and impartial
| he airing.
| The readers of the Herald may be assured of OBJ
tanning in that pape. earlier and more authentic in
formation pertaining to all these matters, than they
can procure in any other paper whatsoever.
|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
PRIcEs OF Factory Sroc

Inc comparaiive inactivity in the market for these
STOCKS - caused p tne movements of Congress relative
to the tsr II isthought by those interested that in the
event OF The passage oil McKay BILL no new mills he
bnit and that many OF those under contract mi he
abandoned Whether his will be the case or NOT
to be Mills have increased very rapidly of late and
are confined to New England bur ~. snrnai J
arespreadng the whole country In illipo; ,%nu
erecting woollen mlsalso at Seneca Faisaso col;
ton and wooen mills in Georgia, where there are NAM
mills already in operation II the opinion of tbosa
have experience the business, that our manuIactmrss
too far advanced need protection and with this
opinon we leave them. ~ ~'"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
LIVERPOOL CLAssrrIcATIoN

Freights, TIC a9l6.
HAY-North River bale SELLS as wanted for immediate
consumption at 40 a ACC for fair qualities Prmedescrp
tons command few cents more
WHsKEYDrudge casks still quoted at 2sIc; prison
barrels rather dull at Dag 90 There is very little doing
in either description
REAL EsrArE-The following sales were made by auc.
ton -
Lot Of land, with the buildings thereon bounded as
follows-hsginning at point formed by The inter.
section of the west line Of Hanover street, and
the south lno of Exchange place, thence south
along the west line OF Hanover street A feet in.
TO the north line OF strip Of land owned by the
Corporation, thence west along said strip Of land
~ feet, thence north rs feet inches to the south
line Of Exchange place, laid out, thence
east along the south line "a feet inches. $50 900
Three story brick house and lot in 18th street. north
side between Irving place and Sd avenue, house
rs by a leet, lot Is BY 9sg feet, ........ $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM WASHINGTON.
Further Intelligence
ON THE
r r X AS GU E TON.

BY last nights mails We received further
and very important intelligence from Washington,
developing the movements on the subject Of the
annexation of Texas to this country.
GENERAL HENDERSON, the new minister from
Texas, has carte blanche to form treaty OF an
nexaton with Texas-te comply with exactly such
terms as government may dictate. He was
appointed by President Houston, in obedience to
the secret Instructions OF the Texan Congress
Houston himself being opposed to annexation with
the United States, but preierring that with England
Mr. Van Zandt, the present Texan minister at
Washington, is very much in favor of nnexation,
but had received instructions from Houston to delay
all action; nor till the arrival Of General Henderson
no one. had authority from Texas to negotiate
in the matter. 1t is supposed that the treaty will
be ready to be presented 10 Congress by the
10th of April-but it is yet uncertain whether
the matter will be presented in the shape Of a
treaty to the Senate, requiring two-thirds vote
or by motion or resolution openly in both houses,
requiring only simple majority Probably the
latter form will be preferred.
In case the American government should refuse
to accept the proposition Of annexation, then Gene
raj Henderson is authorised to proceed Immediately
to England, and to propose alliance of some kind
Nth that po,cer, either colony, or some other i-
dependent shape.
These statements We have every reason to be-
lieve are strictly accurate throughout. They
momentous and important both to the United
States and to neutrality-suspicious. to Europe. The
chances are, that President Tyler and his cabinet
will complyall the cabinet are in favor of annex
| alton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

H no'ed thoroughiare nrw admitted be the greatest
mart for the sale of tenemen's wearing apparel
United States and the impression a has heretofore existed
the minds n tnat purchasers Broadway obliged
to exobt,nt price for article Of Dress fully
buttcd from the known rePustou 70 the ehag eabshed
by EDWARD FOX, pAnretor Of the City Cash Tailoring
Establishment, No 202 Broadway Here advantage
merchants and others visiting this city to avail themselves Of
outfit from Of ready made co-
thing m'nuf clued from the best materials and in the
fashionable style The attention Of the public particularly
called 10 visit this establishment and examine the style
twled and fancy Cashmere Office trocks designed for the
preaching season.
Also assortment Of rich Chene Velvet and Brocade Vest
ngs Fancy French Cloths and Cassmers by the late arrivals
from the celebrated mandatory Of Biolley Fills and
ecied expressly for the sprng fashions iupebly
made to order and II required at few hours notice.
EDWARD FOX
Fulton ST. ma 3m &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

On Saturday, 3oth inst JuLrA daughter of John and
Mary Shields, aged years months and ~ days
The friends 81 the family and those Of her uncle Hen
ny Shields, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this afternoon at o'clock, from the of York and
jackson streets.
On Saturday, a0th inst Of consumption, CHARLES L.
PETERSON, aged 40 years.
HIS friends and acquaintances and the members Of
Mercantile Lodge No Az o. Of o. H., the r. w. Grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
NEW PATENT SOLAR AND LARD Lamps

NEW PATENT SOLAR AND LARD LAMPS
WORAM HAUGHWOUT, 5Gl Broadway, would re-
w specially invite their friends and customers
are to be- fer to the public. Messr. w eli will sx
hibit, syen danng the month Of March, variety
Lard Solar Lmps sone burning Lard Sperm and
Whale OIL These Lamps made bv the celebrated
manufs Cornelius Co and before offering them
the public they have been sabmtd thorough
acommee If scns genemsn attached the Institute
OF PENIS yvana who have reported the cat Of lard in
burning lamps is alb equal the Of sperm OIL AZ
50 per gallo; aud have their report fsver Of the
Lamp beicg the most superior Lard Lamp that has
under their notice This. ogeth with the high standing of
the manufacturers sufficient guarantee that IL is the
superior Lamp all n ags considered now in use The
which these lamps constructed such that either
lard oil be used and be pit ori without the
least trouble well made aud perfect lamp with good globe
and chimney wcks &c that will last for he
sold for dollars and fifty cents and will give the
Iipht Of an ordinary astral amp. w II have completed
with the manufacturers that they
receiving additions Of many patterns to their present
large aud will sell reasonable than at
house the city ulI Of all the following
artieles will also be found az their show rooms:
Gas, oil and candle Chandeers Pendants. Mantel Lights
Brackets, portable Burners, Lantern, &c.
Gandoles Ca, debnts Bracket Chandeliers Wall Brack
new Gle # Solar SIDE Lamps
Also. Plate aud Jspsnned Goods. Cutlery and Fine Cut
Glass comprising the beat assortment In the UAited States
m2 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

G o p u f II S M | Il Ii + ROM PARIS,
LAS The HONOR inform the public that he has ust
oren.d store at 26s Greenwich whore be manuac
aud has for safe, Kichea Ranges and Tackle,
style altogether made of Of metal oulds tor
,,ss Of different model, Asmbgne Bathing Tubs
Half Baths He also manufactures wrough
aud repairs, good all Kitchen Rangs and Tackle
nd by will deduct fifty different hotels
and boarding houses
U = The above articles will be lent out.
BWant ID the above place ourneyman tinman, and
young m,n who speak French aud English.
u2g m IN
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Forelgn lmpOrtations

cases sts WsmSc1 4, do 81 es camIhor b is, do
do Borie Trott Phade pha-ss cs mdse Nun
sell Whitmors1l6 z: silks Fisher Miller Philad pha- br
china ware w u Bull coo oil do cashie oil
A Lows pkgs md;e bx. sweetpets Groves Philadelphia
81 beg Kites Peal do-l3H bales mating box
70 Dc annsssd 80 b1s china roots 800 do ginger
oxs hre CRACKERS e. mdse IL bxs tea camphor wood
order. ~ ' " "
Josos PR-Barque Texdor-(Repo )-22 lids
sugar 40 bbs do 80 hhds molases De bb
ST TBoMAs-Brig Scence-3Ooo otis logwood Nesmih &
Waish-l box swsetmrais Oakley
JAcMELSchr June737 bags coffee 1872 OPS lbs ogwood
Douelass-2OO bags coffee q Ross 100 Msrien
0uAYAMASchr ERremet lac hhds 60 eks molasses
De Forest & co.
Domestic Imp0rtati0ns.
PENsAcoLA-Schr VIM Brd5O bales cotton 1900 hides 20
bbs taow Roberts Williams-0 900 fire bricks Wood-3
hhds hides Toby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Opposite the NeW Assiee Courts and Rail,cay Sta.
tiOn, Corner OF
ST. JOHNS LANE AND ROE STREET

JAMES MORGAN, Proprietor of the above and
modious establishment respectfully informs his friends
and the public that Is open for the reception of Private
samil es aud gentlemen.
With The TEL is combined elegan, and extensive Coffee
Room Ne Room, aud several private Sitting Rooms fitted
IN style suitable Tor he reception of FAMILIES and Visit.
for the accommodation of parties requiring early break
FISTS, luncneons Dime S, &c.
The sleeping department will be under the personal super
ntendane Of NJ Morgan, aud Visitors rely with conf
denee that this essential particular comfort neatnes and
CONVENE have been carefully studied
The Culinary and Cellar departments wiz embrace I've cho
Viand, Wines, &c. which be obt,ined aad NJ
that his aided by assistance of expe
rally the the scale Of char will be strictly
dcrste.
Private Rooms for large small Dinner Parties.
Hot Cold, and Shower Baths always ready
Every information respecting the departure and arrival OF
the various Railway Trans steap aud Sng Packets &c.
To Strangers visiting Liverpool, be u Oh.
that Tha lmpernl centrally situated within
Of End minutes walk from III. Liverpool and chester
and Gland Junction Rlwav stations, and Immediately oppo
site the New assiIe Courts is also contiguous to ths
cIpal ThsatTrs aud other places OF public
Is. As Travellers frequently msed please desire the
driver TO proceed dir ct to TIE Imperial. j3O laM6t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31
TENTH WARD.

GREAT MASS MEETING OF THE OLD TENTH
As well might the Pope attempt drain the Croton drv
as TO exclude the Bibe from the School boys
'INHE American Republicans Of the Old Tenth will hold
Mass Melting az Essex Market Square 9Th jah F. Purfy
head quarterly Monday Evcnrg April st half pat
o"s OF the but all Others of the yard friendly
the neghbong wards Mr. aud Others will address
the meeting BY order Of Committee of Arar gements
f. II. Domnick, Secretary m3I 2tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and celet rated Pills -o Porus,I re-
perceive 10 BE- obtained IL this counuS See sdvest
nat % the last ec,pmss tour pAss,
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There has been fair business for shipment in the east.
markets. and fair business in this and other markets
TO the trade The operations in home have
not been injured many supposed they would be by the
excessive imports of French and British goods
In factory stocks there has not been so much doing
We annex the last quotations - ss<s4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

STAINED GLsSS-A few caves Stained Window Glas,
~ OF difieren, colors, received aud for sale by
ED NOLTEMUS n PAvENSTADT,
ml9e0d2w'm 81 Pearl street up stairs
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UNITED STATES DAGuERRIAM GALLERY.

UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
175 BRO.3DW.aY, UP STAIRS
Il WHITE would ectuliy call the attention of citizens
u. and VISIT the to bis splenid Collection
Of DhGUEkKEO fifE PORTRAITS, single, o. in sroups
from fourteen the plate, which,
and accuracy Of dsneaton be surp ssed Portraits
taken all kinds Of weather either with without coors
which he has reduced those charged by the
experienced in the business
The America Institute at its late exhibition awarded Mr..
White the first premium for the best Daguerreetype likeness
(or grouping and general eect which but another proof
Of the superiority OF his portraits MIR White the sole agent
New York for the superior imported German Cameras
aud at no other establishment in the City State be
obtained
n Imported German Cameras also French aud Ameri
Instruments Of the very best quality with Plates Cases
Chemicals, Polishing Matt rails &c always on hand for
sale at the very lowest prices "a 3msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-31

RY ORDER OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justice of
- the Superior Court Of the City OF New York,
Notice Hereby gwen pursuant 10 the provisions Of the
gaue auth rZing attachments against -esdcnt debtors
,ha an a. achment has issued aga st the e.s of AkLES
NCuOLS resident OF Amsterdam in Holland and that the
anu eI.cnage such attachment according to law within
payment ofsny debts due to him by OF this state ana
aeiyey to him or Tor his or any property within this
MN are forbidden by law and are void - -
Dated the 7th day Of February, Is4L
WEsTfKN 81 EDWARDS
mn, ,,.wn. Attorneys tor Attaching Creditor
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SO REWARD

IL day morning March 3Oh, betwee1 and Oh Oh A
several Of the Drovers had rooms entered
and their pockets robbed Of gold silver bills
to aboI. 500 and beloved to be as follow. -
one Fnty Dollar b) Blu chers' and Drovers' Bank: One
III dred 'ollar Bill Of the icy Bank; S7o in Amer.
can soId Ten and t,y- Dollar pieces Tens Bank Of
about 500 in notes Principally New York State with some
Pennsy lvania aud Delaware Notes. $500 ~
Also, about s in liver.
Also o,dhshoned English Silver Watch with piece
broke out ofthe crystal '
above reward will be raid for the recovery of the
AID bonv, cton OF the thef-or $25 fer either. -
m5i Gt'nc GEO CLINCH, Proprietor
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Second Board.
state OF Trade.

Tho stormy weather acted damper to all outdoor
operations and transactions Of that nature rather Ii
mited
AsHEsPots continue very dull at previous quotations
The asking price still 81 So but purchasers unw
ling to come up 10 that point. Pearls still held at So
The stock at warehouse has diminished since Saturday
week 1881 bbs Of which 269 potts. and 1852 pearls
Stock Inspection WAREHOUSE, MARCH 30.
First sort Potts. bbs 1855 First sort Pearls bbls e65
Second do do. l25 Second do do. 237
Third do do. :. Sc Third do do. %
Condemned do. :. 40 Condemned do... 81
Total I579 Total. 49,. g. 6l
Pearls. 3,lol
BEEswAx-Prme yellow readily commands 30 a 30!. at
which operations are to some extent.
CorroS-The market to-day has been comparati vely
quiet the sales amounting only 900 bales Quotations
araa
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SEEDS OF EVERY KIND JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
PACKETS QUEBEC AND HENDRICK HUDSON

DUNLAP ~ CAKMAN
YH TAKE this opportunity Of returning their thanks to
~ their friends and the public for the liberal patronage
slowed upon them since opening their new Seed So,e
and They have Just RECEIVED additional
Perennial Flower Seeds. Veg'able Seeds of all kiaas
Oats Ash Leaved and other early Potatoes, all in prime
order Eyotcs of every descriptions, suitable for paror
or green house culture; bouquets composed of the
choice and seicate flowers for bridal other festive parties
Vases and Stands of various with other fancy articles
all Of which will be sold the wet they beg leave
Of any kind IN the store and have spared neither pains
the best seeds Of the last ms growth
from the respectable houses country Europe
all Of which will be warranted Catalogues viii be ready
disrbu oneay the ensuing week All w please
call and examine fer themselves before purchasing elsewhere
English Split Peas Oatmeal and Embden Greats for Cruel
eIias shrab. papt &c Ss always band the
Several practical Gardeners wanting situations, apply
above. C7 Inns IN
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. AuctIoneer.
Store No. IL Spruce street.


THOMAS BELL. Auct'onssr
Store No. II Spruce street.
AUCTION NOTICE Regular Sales fDry Goods, Cloth
sHa ff9sy Ae Tgs:Ssy and Sy
Outdoor Sales of all descriptions attended usual.
SiLk Machinery At AUCT Monday IL
Gold 'Si' six M 70? - Winding
aga A. m THos BELL, Auc.ioneer.
SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE
THE GREAT SALE Of Valuable Original Oil Paintings,
s.atIs,y Ensrav,,gs &c, &c the largest ,aress and
place srs s. ss x
and 18th at O'Clock, NJ. They exhibited admis-
Also The sst,e's used in the gallery will be sold low
mss G GLOVER tSs'n A ssee
SALE OF FRENCH STANDARD ROSES
"a a. viii I at o osOen or T Ss
collection Francs sS s ss:
FRsfss Gsi The "s
Gloom S's
al s
our winters unnioed without protection whatever the
Correctly sia ss '' ths
and form the most select assortment ever offered here
Catalogues ready Saturday afternoon the Plants ready
Also. 1850 chassa; Of Fouanbleau Grape Vines in Its Of
hre oS each AL II superb order just bursting n,p bud
TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-.
FACTURERS AND OTHERS.
SMITH ta CO respectfully inform ,heir friends and
and sellrg the household furniture Of families
moving declining housek epi, and merchandise Of all
KINDS for persons enqushin. business either the siden
bly, adapted for the purpoe
Oar sales room 100 re, deep and well lighted situated
Broad~ay and commanding he Of this great tho
ousre affords to manufacturers and Others facilities for the
exhibition and aeo desc Upton OF
passed by any other store The city Term, moderate The
rendition and payment of sales prompt Liberal cash advn-
cess when required, will be mad, intended
either Tor public or private sale.
CHAS s. SMITH,
HENRY r.. WILLARD,
Auctoneers and Com nj sion Merchants,
mg7 lmSrc Store 30i Broadway, Cor Duane st.