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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
FOREIGN ERtODtCAL8.
REPUBLIC NFtUN or
TnH Loyp,v Qu,urEutY REVIEW, "a
THe EutNHupgn REvtEw,
TuE FoHEtp4 QrAHrFHby REVIEW.
TIM WEsrutvsFrn RrvtHw
AND


II hrtNFUhHIt REVIEW
TttE FoRGtH4 Qttnrsnty REVIEW,
Tim WEsfHtvsrru Review
AND
I~ltArnwoan'a Eb1vprua W4aAztvr;
Tho above petiol iGalshfe III. printed IN New
York, turns lately on their arrival BY The fft
iiah stna,nnr7, ~ n beautiful clear Type, on
fins white pt5nr, 10 are fatthfuI copies n
The oFirinals-BtAe fo6b's MAaAztgE being
an egagt fac stntlg If tho Blitbufgtt cd .
ton.
1lla wills. snrrrl fame If thazr .s3lr1tid
Periodicals. ]fnolara il needless ~ s1y much
IN Ilntr pfltap. As literary ngaps, tlby
sta1d far 10 advance Of any works If silnf.
Ilf Hfanu nov published, Wills the political
complexion If rteh i mtfIt9d by Zig fifY.
randir RHd fofbrarhtee MI oitsti found il
watlta If = party Gtir,eter
I1tay ep1faeo tho fiewa Of tho three great
parties IN Ea9ianl- WHO, Tory and Rad.
rah "B1ickNord" aud The 'Epnd7n Our
20 w. afa Tory; ~" "Ehghnfrh ItevlnR, !"
lVbigs and tha lFattml %tsirf," RI IteaL.-
IN "T ffitl q rtfro ~ i, etifatg t~itnfiry
beint dtgpts pi1riutl1 Ia CRITICS on for
etgp 10 ttitan'3l Works.
flf psiGns Of tho RI Patars tfe less thab
while tIreg arc a1n,tiy vail got. M, they aE
ford all tia. alVaB agg 10 the American over
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TMurDtnrutra

We have just opened, a large assortment
ofFrench embroidered collars Chernisattps
utafonrkas &c.
drf 9 Philips # Lanoar.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

A. NATTA
Has received per steamers Fort Wayne,
81 Dorado, Brunswick and South America,
from Vt. Louis and Cincinnati, the following
articles:
5000 lbs clear bacon sides,
so half barrels st. Louis -four, city miIIs,
5000 lbs Miss. baling rops,
Is barrels st. Louis -four.
1000 lbs tallow,
30 dozen brooms.
10 boxes cheap tobacco,
100 sacks shot, assorted,
50kegs white lead.
9 barrels linssed oil,
2 barrels castor oil,
1000 bushels corn,
5000 lbs castings, such as Dutch ovens, skill.
lets, stew kettles, round pots, sauce pans,
and tea kettles Of superior quality, and
considerable below the customary prices.
Call and see, and if you want the foregoing
you will certainly purchase.
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= JOHNS.
DRY Gnnna

Consisting IN part Of c~alicos, blsacbed am
row cotton shifting, brown cotton sbcr,in.
Plain and twiIled Lowell cotton, kersrv aaI
hnSeys, plain linseys, white. Blue and grrso
blankets, White, red and yellow aapaeI. 9g,,
!enets ana c6tfonades also an assoriment m.
hosiery, gloves %c.f or sale by -
Tomitason d Bab;a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

FAYLORs PERSIAN THREAD
100 dozens MOI 9 81 \. Just received frnfn
Now York and for sale BY
PHILLIPS t. LANDUE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
Groceries, Dry Goods Crock
cry and IInrdwarc.o

Garner Of Lanci ami INird Street.
The snhRcfiber ptUuld respectfully inform
tho public generally, that Io has always an
hand 4 gnpd assortment Of the above articles,
and ia daily receiving supplies which hn viii
soil low for cash, or ~ approved credit, aud
by bis unrnmitting attention to business. he
expects to receive n share If patronage.
49, y ALFRED CAFES.
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CfGARES nE Ia NAfAvE.

IostfH TuNfz tadtrnment 1aeko) informe
Ie public d't1Rt OF d'pnest Baton Rouge,qu'il
a on YeHte Ell gfos et on detail, dss oigates
d%'unudnalitt supbriner.
AUssi titron, iua de- c]itron, l%iqneurs fin
Nc,a des priR modtrtE.
annt 10 ".
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istB


The eotECrtbar will apend three dava IN
BATON Ro1gr, about the 18Th of Oct. Per.
soma dj7trtng bis ]Ecrvtcnp viii Icave tboit adj
dress al Messra Philips u L.anrne.
TSMITlf.
neutal Sufgeon corner of ST. CharIoa At.
Laiayette square, N. Orleans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

RUSsEbt ON CRtMEs.-svotums com
pleie, fifth edition with additional Notes and
References by utoHaB 5hAHswppB,
Just received for sale BY
GEO. NJ. HEHOMAN.
Opposite The Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21
BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI.
NARY

BATON ROUGE FEMALE SEMI.
NARY.
This Seminary snperintended by Mrs.
READ a. Miss OSBORN, commenced a new
quarter on the 9Th January, 1916, under the
most flattering auspices.
AIlthe branches usually taught in ~Institu.
tons for young ladies', will receive constant
and thorough attention.
TERMS.
Tuition Il boarding per annum, $3.50 90
Day Scholars per quarter, 80 to SI2 so
DtaWlhg " Faihttng, So 90
Music on PIANO. $l2 50
Latin, French, Spanish & Italian
each per quarter, sc no
Bed and bedding furnished by the pupil, or
furnished blythe institution at an extra charge
Aii charges payable quarterly, in advance.
jan. II 50 Ig4e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-11-21

lust faraivod a suphriot lot If Tyson Teas
IN bog and cahistats. Also a lot bf tIrosn
neat an=rnrn made ohlrns and stnat bngns.
fdf sale by BEAb II son.
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ADEAEnEa

we arc prepared e maLe cASH adTaf, n
on '~elf'Rnhtents IT Sbgar sid blolassrs, il,
,of lf'fRos e heH York, phiiadelpbi6. "a,
LI'f,E' ienisetlle, Nashville, Mad)eoT. "A
20 New OfIf8ns. Now ! 10 It,~,
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HATa MnAnn

b'act ahd white bfoad bfln bats. nss.
and YOUTHS cashmere hats. plszed rs,a g'Lp =
hH 1f which Y VI br aoii 5a Inv ~ WI "
baa aty where, ~lefs6ts WISHING H. : ~
VII please Gull ard eHamlbe for H. "I'
january 3d49. 1916
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o z Davis,
Csc. A Pi1E,
BEAL 81 SnN.

Anil bv appointed agents in all the towns
aud villages, BE careful to get Of regular
agents.
On MORRISON, New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1846-04-14
LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
TT vTD nE nUH

ELIXIR OF LOVE-
vHE and increasing demand for this celebrated and
powerful remedy throughout the British EMPIRE France,
ana the United States has given a celebrity which time only
can enace has long been used and by the
eminent physicians throughout the ed world,
reign and speedy cure for ncpisat Ccnsanpton. Barren
ness, lmpoency, Lucorrhsa or Whites. Obstructed d-
untary discharge thereof aud Of the
system whether hr result Of inherent Causes produced BY
irregula-ity, illness. accident.
There shadow Of doab that this were NOT
the delicate nature hundreds ould W
the unvaed efficacy Of the Lucina Cordial ic for
Barenness Finor Abus Glees Irregularities in the Sscre
tions, Pains in the Kidneys Female the
verse Proapsus Uer and fact alnosf every disease TO
which the most delicate portion Of the human organisation
liable indeed Malformstion Of the pas
for thing shors q that il Offered nflbs cure
chronic will ke round safe and sovereign remedy The
Lucina Cordial gentle opers gererallv upon the
and bracipg the whns system without far
stimulating function produce subsequent
secreve and bracing the whole without
stimulating function produce sabsequent relaxation
On the contrary perfect harmony with
ture and does not Temporary bat
renewal Of the natural enegiss The first bottle used will
fully convince the purchaser Of the truth Of all have
serted
Eeth w Fowle, Boston; DR.. Wadsworth, Providence; W.
si1h street, Phsdelphis; e x. Tyler. John L!seue
CRY; o. ~ Lnthacum Georgetown B.Wilder, Louisvls
Ky; Sanford PARKS. Cincnns and by other person in
Of the above named places Price - bottle or ~
dozen. lmsm
The New York herald., 1846-04-14
l59 BRQADWAY.
ESTABLISHING


THE Subscriber return. his thanks to his friends the
opening Of his Store New York Pensing thar
In Perumsry the shoulo prevail either tho best eY
none, he earnestly socits one moments attention no foL
lowing Ineligible proof that he capable Of offering
the best whether the composition b foreign AerE
st He possesses unequaed advantages in Paris hav.
ges Pere Fills, for half century thu frat house this line
Europe 2nd Since the first exhibition,
his Perumey, has, whoat single exception obtained IN
New York Boston and Phadelphia the First Premium
Perfumery sd His Prfamery has bani.hsd the imported
whenever has fairly into competition. Tbis en-
phatcally the with his Shaving Cream Why Shoud
not be so7 His Perfumery is, in fact, the foreign,
both in its quality and mode Of fabrication. with the
namely freshness and advantage in many Of these articles
the greatest importance owing 70 their periahabe
His prices from to 50 cent lower In fine, the sub
scrber educated in the best foreign schoos imported with
him the science aud SIX Of his native oen the products
Of laboratory equal the best mposd and superior to
prices He therefore, nafters himself that his
must OF necessity supecede the imported those
who unreasonable prefer articles merely
they foreign and have been subjected the influence
voyage To corcude the Subscriber always sesps on
hand perfect Of the best foreign peramsry md
divdaal.
The subscriber respectfully soc,ts call from tho,
who wish to purchase that which he
Public that netting shall quit his esap shment whout
being represented the purchaser He particularly invites
the attention Of Wholesale ret. dealers his very
plete which he offers to them prices from 30 q
80 per cent cheaper than they bar elsewhsrs
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Sosps,
The New York herald., 1846-04-14
By Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Ports.

Orleans; barks Hood. Watson, Rio Jansro James Bay
ley Bishop Natanza; bIgs Hscwe Prior. Palermo; Beef
man seq Sew prles.; seh' Sarah Nash Hsppsrhoid a1
let ston; brig Vardsia Wall. New Orleans; schr. Eliza
Tyler New Hsven Mary Susan Fullerton, Kenebeck; A.
mena Pest. New York; Luke Luke, do Mexico, Tomlin
York.
BALrMoRE April ls-Arr bark Col Howard Prentss from
New Orleans Br brig Atlantic, Whitney, Turks Island brig
Bsltmore Brown. Boston, chrs Supdes Crsbree Ponce.
NP ssyuir.. Cole, New oIk; Ann Smith Smith d.: &C.
OF Nobjack Bay. topsa schr; off Rappahannock hp
with painted aud adea tesp aud full reged brig ard
ship CINCINNATI Goldman. Lverpool bark Home Wingse,
mo,can' FocEe Krgson Jam; schs Lady Lake. Lake New
York: Batsvis, Parker, Coson sra, brig Glanmt
Focke, K.ngston, Jam.
The New York herald., 1846-04-14
:. As4sss Asssl u, t(&A
: '''"'' s':...ssi ..sst e K (: q. q s's A.:: : a'Ah

.-, -. AseA7s Alst u. ils@
n. .rsurlen 70 Hsd.sa IA is:s T sv.nos On hoard .As
in in America. ana NO. sudisniy forgotten @ A. Al four
Pm. this tripping little sea-dog hsaysd her bower
On board were Chancellor Waiworth, Chief Justice
Bronson, Justice Beardsley. Thuriow Weed, and a
Der OF Senators snd members OF the lower house, bs
sides citizens. The band board played Hail Co.
lumbia" she started simultaneous with the roar Of
two magnificent howitzers from the arsenal psaling
We went cutting into the winds eye at the rate Of
twenty knots. Every possible effort had been made by
i%poros pressure, were scattered proiu.eiy about
best Havanas were free as air China bowls brimming
with Cognac punch were pr 'minent features in the
veral rooms, and the contents soon began to tell Two
black servants waited at either bowl and doled the
liquid with inspiring hands Nobody hesitated to par.
sands Of life had got hour their terminus the
village aboard was half seas over. Then paramount
predictions began to manifest themselves Dances,
was heard ashore, and the afrighted lapdsmen came
S b the o Il Rosn 70 w. h
sell, peeping over high cliff near Coxsackie, with
countenance convulsed with laughter and attentvely
watching the progress Of the craft The rested for
q moment upon sublime pile Of feecy clouds. tipped
with mellow gold preparatory to his descent behind the
horizon, the impeshabe hs looming in the distance,
with the soft beams Of the dying dancing upon their
submits. seeming like an insuperabe barrier eternally
yona The e. sky, the running water, the earth, the
very air. contributed to produce feeling Of awe.
At tabout p. NJ arrived at Hudson without any oc
currence to the general joy. Half an hour al
lowed for ramble The beauty Of twilight had just
down upon the world and the stars began to gilt
ter in the sky add to the loveliness Of scene al
most on purpose, thought, around moon of surPass
ing spendor burst the horizon and began her jour
ney through th, clouds The band took station the
heights, Hudson and played series Of pretty airs
Al the expiration Of the half hour came on board
highly delighted with stroll in the Highlands.
On our return supper served the guests
were not seated, but approached the tables at
cious cabin was completely filed, and the vari.
Gus cantos and treatises and aphorsms and rota.
tons illustrations. and ostes and apologies emanatng
from such vicinage senaors and chambersins, and
doctors, and judges and all the other parcels, was as.
sure SURE you Interesting in the highest degree detail
boat reached the wharf, in this city no accident
having occurred It said that the captrl will be
removedfor the present
The exciting news from Washington and Europe, 10
the occasion oth most profound apprehension among
all classes.
The New York herald., 1846-04-14

az 1Stt:sss: w va s. ~. .ts t b.: s,. ssSs 3;
s;i;s III: 6; S;::; s'S SI:,
% sGs oso- sso. S1ssfa
brig oss S% oo! 81 Hs.ss sS,n
April a-srs aiIen IRON New York Inprt ship. Huron
Soaa Ma gs "SF %sm
a. I.ndsr Leeds from Hsy.e losdax Asraodsr Lrsds In
Ha.Is, wig; P.sss, PsTir. rom G.,soS wig; Cor
w Jss.oe
@ a r'Sf. ss LSs
ls Msia@ora Oates, York wis; Alabama, ALLEN, I'm
NS BcoT 4s,. sf ship. ,on.oop Paine. New Orleans.
s; Asssa Sna ls & ssIs Rs,
sS: Is Si S !ss s %:. k: ks
Wss Indies t. bari: f:rs ass. 81 PsyssSurE sIns' Lot
.s sR 5 MSSss ns,
:;!
Ss~es: DE- uae: % Bates; Troy i. NV YORK. spissGd ,
S;T y. ;ss t:Es q
un.lf,S. ship Moniag The ssh sho and brig bour
% csmbTsn julia. ns bIrs DOW Mary Tsnfh En-
@ i :zsoa s.
more Sunday nothing or saied yind NV in
tn: a s1' iSGs ass Isi,s Ss
Ed2 2S III sch vs: S1 Fd ssa B.nS.r. %
Point Tsye Quad u the ofng Br bark Asnes Of London
GroRerrows, April Arr brig ole,a, Mcintyre. from
April io-Ar sch Hudson, Tarr Marblehead,
Lives, D.! April loThs brig Sarah Ben.ly. for Bsrha
does; schs Pelou Boston; School oriok Edgar
This forenoon There at the anchorage
hrGs and senoonsrs presumed to be outward bound
shNAIr schr only b D.uSb,er. W1niie. New YORK.
MosnE, Apn s5Cid ship Mary Frances, Hubbard, New
Nswronr April Io-Arr Lydia Farnham. Fa-nham Proyi.
d:nee for New oreans seh Harriet PsddsfSd Tspntoa fr
Yors. Ysa'''''' ''"' ''''r '''eA' ".'A''
NoaroLE, April -Erratum-Bremen ship Victoria. re:
Nrw ORLLArs. April 4-Arr brig Empres'sro, Collins Ha
casa r.. foS, s' CD ..m.i Gal
weston Wight G,yesoa h,ps Leon ine lBIsmen Arlnn;
dron ch..1er sc.,o"; che.,p. AXE Cisf sSIs xeshs.
ny Shankland Phil dePhs; big Ocean Jordan London
on H, bsI
Ss. York. George w,;niagtcn R,ynsr, Haven; Motto.
spates Eastpo schs Elizabeth Brown Brown. Boston Ma
labar Wright Boston; Cleopatra Burroughs Haven; Bel
%ssoa sms sse DO Ssea
ProyiGence Odel Smith New York; Joseph Matthews,
PrSsAcoLA, Fla April l-Cld bark Martha Trefethen N
PLYMovrH, Apl s.Arr sehr Medium; Lew No!fo5; :,
savAsr.H, April Z, .hip. casu,n. Whitney Ii
ser&, having received d,mss. bark Nelson yillsEe tBr)
ms; Ss oeesn ssSass s. Tssm..; Ann psiTs Bright.
Isaac Mead. ior New York; brig ste.ling. do
RAEr brig rais A. HAY bM;veH Nsw YSI. .
msn. for Hsas, rs; sch. Delaware sib sson for New
York; Ann D, Treadwell do; julia Vangilder. Boston
The New York herald., 1846-04-14
Domestic Importations.

r,tu r,tNsw orLEAss.ship Wabash-s,o bdes OF cotton j.
nompsoni do - 50 PIGS lead Roberts Williams; s0 bbs
Ros ~ uo % kegs ad 20 hhds pw ooahue Co; bags
& % ~ ooii s ia,d southwsk; pkgs ndrs Yoangs Hsw
oas a. AZ az y 60 hans Hubb.rd cheeney Col s bsls
u. hhds sugaI Collins Co; is bbs bri tss + F.hr
.or srd q 40 hms 3, DO shoulders pork Perry Math
Io oi ob wheat 32 bags do Bigelow: "a hhds fa
low s9 Suydam Sage Co; IS bales deer SKINS Ros
r 20, iu o9ls oeei - do tailow Howes yocfey Cos
MnS o oass s deer ,hss II Beaell bon sshweIn;
pkgs DO "a pkgs mdre to oder
CHARLssroS ship SuuonIs bsles ,tfo0 gprsgue Rob-
,s'2. = Coz ~ spCfcrd Tss,cn Co pura gss
stoni Smith; Phelps LuekIee: Al Edwards; Town
Send Bros y Godfrey; ri lot, Lebnbsrs Co; ~
The New York herald., 1846-04-14
TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, April IL, 1876.
Cloudy, thougn spIlnglks morning. Scattering
MiIburn. Journal OF yesterday. Petitions bv Mr
Dickinson, and MIR. Johnson, OF La Reports bv
Mr. Phelps, adverse upon private claim) and Mr.
Niles, from the Post Office Committee, allowing
compensation.
Mr. BRsEsE called up his report providing for Ger
tain changes the Senate galleries, for the better
accommodation OF the public, and especially Of the
ladies'. Mr.. Breese explained that the report did
not now, as at first designed propose TO expel all
except the reporters tor the city PRESS but that il
contemplated, IN the new arrangement, an acco m
moostion tor some twenty.four persons. about the
NUMBER now allowed accommodations Tor the pub
lc press lne expenses Of these alterations are Inn
tied at $4,000. Mr.. Breese, alter expIaining O the
changes proposed, said the plans were from the hand
OF distinguished architect =
A voIcK-Who Is the architect
Mr.. BRgKsE-Mr. Mills He enovs b;ob renu.
tatlon. he was in the confidence OF Mr.. Jefierspn.
and Mr.. Breesc made some further well deserved
The New York herald., 1846-04-14
E0reigli Markets

HAVANA, March 2S-The Havana market was some
what lvelier than il had been for days Freights
Tor the States were high 81 per box Sugar and
S460 per hid Molasses. Vessels were taken up for
EUROPE as last a. they arrived, at the following rates
hamburg Bremen and Great Britain 3D. Is Sd to 81 i0s
and market, not in the Baltic, 3i los to 81 I2s Cd
France cof the Mediterranean, 81 los TO A. Sugars
white according to quality Coffee 81 80 to So for mid
ding and good inferior So 81 Moasses at ls3c
per keg Of 81 gallons Provisions from New Orleans
Flous dull at s3 soa$4 per bb Hams $40 6oaSi2 per
100 es Lard $Il 5oa$ia IS per IoOlbs Pork SI4aSi7
per Dbl do clear in boxes, $40 ooaSl2 90 per 100 lbs
The New York herald., 1846-04-14

"A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being
"A Liquid Dye, which instsntan changes the color
hair or skin Th great super ,rty of this Dys eouss
dyes requiring from twelve hon produce any change
l superior excellence will Be apparent every upon
single application
Lxt1act from the Philadelphia Daily sau:-ALExANnEa
TRIcoBAPHEThe effect Of the the hair uply
tonishng Il tried yesterday our once ssd the ehsag
from gray black was instzntaneous
Extract from the Philadelphia lily Foruneeveral of
have applied their hair the VALUABLE
Liquid Dye known Asxander Treobaphe-a sad val
,.,ed effect mmsdAsely aissr applying p g!.y hair =
For sale ty Rasoa Co. drugysfs iie Broadway, 10 Ase
Hc1se, and e5s Broadway corner lth street, Aspsnwa
Wright CO aCedaI street; and OF the principal drsss
throuehout the United Staics, or Of sole agenu,
ia 4lmsr PSsSaipba
The New York herald., 1846-04-14
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL IA.


Cleared.
B"s M..fsia. sHss' sbsd sis s N.nh Walsh
sssI Baxter Cha man. casIpassna E'srt Bsu'ls
ssSI paa,ay. EdndS. Boston. Young vp Bunt
sss, sS, %ssass ''Ss %sil!sr$ fS,!s5s1SSis %Sas"
Barge Barge !d,assi6ai Mans. DAY. f fh.ssph, iI ,'s'
Arrived.
ship Mary E.n Dearborn from Canton aud Manila Dec
sars S..s from Manila for Mach % % q.
an fs 3 o psss SsT ssfs Fsy PS;
phi, Dsmar,ra s d. out FEB lat q il g. Ion 50 % Z,
g Dec a. with tea. and
silks to Grnnsll, Minturn Co. The i, snehOr the
Ship WABASH Cornell 10 days from New Orleans. with
70 sutton L. !, signals with ship Ca
Bark Alli9th, Spring, fsom o.hu Nov h. with full car.
60 OF OIL aud bone 70 order The Aay anchor the Bar
Bark ;,s Jins, Prime SGs Bs:,sa day. from Domingo
Brig Joseph. Mayo d,y. from Lssooi with wine to
oddFslow. for DO days From ,hs lon 50
S: %.y ssso s 'T sys
Nswe,,e s,, Eusl%Sd si'h bind ma,s g Meyer Stu s.Sessa
Brig Eoius Lewis. IS d,ys from Rio Janero. with coffee
Jo:;psu. Des!sso day: from At..:ps. With pos,
Brig May Flower. Stevens. days from Trinidad Port
bridge Dwight Son L brig HEAVY Buck e New YORK
ed bs lumber loaded schr and Eastern brig sailed for
81 Thomas days before.
brig Ida Smith 10 daysrom Sierra Leone with hides &c
to RI Nevus X Son.
Brig Argo Kent lof waaoboro, Mel days from Csrde-
with moasses Campheld Spencer, Of New Haven.
9th instant lat 36 lon rs 80 spoke De4wae from Havana
TO Durham Dimon.
grs Lindon, Burr days from Charleston with cotton to
Durham & Din
Schr Oliver, Hslett. days from Boston.
Sch Cashseure. Berdine. days from Virginia, with oys-
.tsrs
Schr Mary Gallant, Wmot, Virgini,.
Schr Direct Briggs, days from Baltimore, with -four
& Briggs.
schr Benz amin Pennman Hatfield Virginia. with oyster.
tster
sehr Bergen. Cole days from Petersburg, with cotton,
schr Cinderella Skull skull days from Wilmington
c, with naval stores.
Schr Maria days from Baltimore with -four &c,
to Johnson < Lowden.
schr Mar,eta Burr Knapp. days from Richmond, with
flour, &c, to Sturgess < Chairman.
Lighter .chr American Jackson from the ship Henry Clay,
with mdse.
Below.
ship; 2 2brigs-uuknown.
Also, Br schr from Halifax.
sailed.
Ship John skiddy Liverpotl bark Bartlett Psnaco-
la; brig Macon. Savannah.
The New York herald., 1846-04-14

ALBANY, April IL, ls4o.
Ereursion cf the Rip Pan Wfnkie-.apprepriation for
the Lunatie .dsyium-1Ae Asamsmnon Of the Ssnate-
Proceedings Of the .dssem5iy.
Both Houses adjourned at carly hour. The little
yacht, Rip Van wnkle, has been chartered for an
excursion to Hudson, and a general invitation ex.
tended to the members Of both branches Of ths Lsga
tion, to make trip in company with number Of cii
Hon. A. Spencer has brought in bill, in the Senate
for the appropriation Of $40 900 by the State in beaut
flying and improving and finishing the messasge known
as the State Lunatc Asylum at Utica in this State The
object Of the honorable Senator in asking orhis appro
priaton, is to extend every possible comfort to the
patients, and TO place within their reach judcious
and essential remedies for the amsliorstion and
restoration Of these poor maniacs. The design
is lsudabIe. Messrs. Young aud Porter opposed
the bill on plea Of profgacy and inexpediency sepa
ter Barlow made strong reor in favor Of the BILL This
genteman seldom says ything but he 10 the Agamem
non Of the Senate in an emergency. Senator Spencer
followed in support of his BILL and in reply Senator
what an incaculabe amount Of comfort and happness
would result to lunacs. permanent and ample provi
He visited these asy ums psrsonaly and he gave an
attentive Senate and audience the benefit Of the noaons
he had observations he had made during these
two FAI., and IL was passed.
And the Senate adjourned.
The House adjourned at an early hour. The time
principally occupied IN general disqusition upon tho
merits OF county apportoDmenfs and representations
Last year three towns transferred from Allegheny
TO wyoming county thus canceug the previous whig
majority In Wyoming. combination Of thel~h hgs asd
conservatives have attempted undo the annexation Of
these towns and to them 10 W. omng The de-
bate aose upon this proposuon-no action was had.
Nothing further has resulted from the attempt to assas
sinate T.. Croswell Esq He is under apprehension
and is probably prepared for the political azaron The
Rip Van Winkle leaves the wharf In few moments and
will hastily close in order give you brief sketch OF
the procee dings board in my next letter
The anti rent bills will come up on Monday in the
House. No action upon them in The Senate to-day.