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LIvxxYooL CLAssryIcArIos.

TrA AT Acknowledgements in the ships Rainbow and
hatcher Terms-notss at months.
Young Hysona5 half chests at rs cents per b. 80 do
CO. do So SO do 2st each loalb bxs o. IA do
90; lSl half chests withdrawn. - 3 a
Hyson 40 cases sach4 lob bxs, 77i; 10 - bxs IA.
Tyson skin-2o chests 81 $50 do withdrawn.
Twankay-s5 half chests SIS.
Gunpowder-76 lab boxes AZ 100 do. s9i 400 l2lb
do % l39 l2lo do. $50 l2lb do and 800 Glib do with
drawn,
sousnong nx: as IS half chests at 20 chests
Mohes.-l4o half chests sal lOi chests 2s3 7 do.
Congou.--64 half chests %; asa Withdrawn.
Oolong.-2S half chests IS, % do. ga
Nngyong.-ll0 half chests 26i.
Pouchong-20 halt chests %, "a do ~, Al do. with
drawn, ID boxes do. AZ
Orange Pecco.-25 boxes 30, half chests 10.
Koksw.-9 half ch sts 49, 81 do 26! ll6 do withdrawn
REAL Estate AT AucTIoN--2 story brick house and
81 years lease oflot 66s Greenwich ST. 20 by $4,000
Third st. IS BY fl. $500. story brick house and lot
l64 West 18th st. 20 by 90 ii inches side and 76f
the other with brick house, 4,2o0. Lot Bloom
ingdals road seth st. % inches 'front.' OAR rear
ia II inches on one side and lo7l the other 77a. The
Jeremiah Campbell farm, the turnpike from New
brunswick to Railway 200 acres, Of which 40 wood.
land, with dwelling, barn. stable and other buildings g.
Co., House and lot st Marks Place - front 80 feet
rear by l22 deep $4,000. lots 7th st. Avenue
A. 20by 97i f. 81 $50 each250O. lots 7th ST,
avenue A. 20 by 97A IT, 500 each-2600. Three story
brick house 100 Lewis house rs by lot 25 by 100
IT, $3.50 Lot on 9TH avenue 30th 24g # BY 100
242s Lot adjoining same size, 025; do do 1000 Lot
on Sc corner 9th avenue and 10th st. aaa by loo H. 975
Lot adjoining, size 1856; do do 620 do do 530 do
do 800 Lot SW. 9th avenue and lOth st. SAM
sze 1898 Lot In 40th St. IS by 9s3 feet 420
lots 7h ST. % avenue of which rs by 100 feet
the other gore lots $45 eachl 100. Gore lot
of above SAT front lsth st. over 100 rear by hall
the block deep $780, story brick house and lot on Gin
ton near Degraw st. 81 by 90 #, 1000
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BY Last Nighrs Southern Na,l.

Hamilton New York.
BALrnMoRE. Feb is-Arr schr Maria Bueln. Newben, N
O. Aground the South side Of the basin. scioon.r
NieLeson I'm Bottom CID ship Ocean Higgins. iysTso;
amin jamaica Visnia Cooper Demera sehr Inyincibe,
Morgan New Ooans. Sid brig Sadsna, Stubbs Rio jane
Johns, PR.
NoHYoLx Feb loArr schr Maria Csusey New York CID,
brig Talman Hall Bsrbadoes Sic, sch Sena rcs-ce.
NYork Arr ith schr Ed ard Baker. Boson In Han
Roads, brig Henry Warfed, bound for Penambuco. CID,
schr Mary Hammond, HosmsI 81 Thomas.
more; sch Iodine Smith; 5ygnet Graham; Straton Stud
mas; Lodemia, Smith, and J Lefh and, Clarke NYoik.
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NAVAL.

Lrr o. orrcsns attached the u s. ship rlymeHsh,
$.. s.a $n F. SGssssas ri.
psI.., AoPaa.sp ;:ss. .uIss0a YIN YGp9F sS
,s az GEE r si
rison. carpenters Henry Bacon, sail maker
Home Ports.
New oissa, .sSf ssow as oi ss.sao1 '"0,' o'"s'
sEs 9s so
Enssed Curtis. sarbade;. Haett, sslti%oei brig; Pc
9: e ss ssfs pssy ciss HE Roger. Eli
ssf Do e w G s do sa s Per ms
line for Porsnd started on Tuesday night anchored IN Ps
cmaSISsr S Fsb ship c.th,rlne Crane. NYork
w s OF s . M to On s
@ Ss mat" S;w is sas while
% S:%
GA S a% lpsH s
ss Gray,
Sd Js.a S..
al 1s4 is Reynolds
rhilsdsigSia Bs,,Sa brig io5 Do Home bo;'Sn
81 i. ds'
c;ox. NV ES T ;Si s.;s.
grange, for Richmond; Arrival Wecott Republican, Sur
and Exit for New York down and proceeded
early this morning The bsik James from Matan
zas brig Wolfe, from Ciennegos and herm brig name
vessels at the anchorage Wind light from SW and weather
pleasant ~-t I'LL
NANTUCKET, Feb 7-An schr Champion Drew, New York.
newport Feb 1e-Arr schr Elizabeth, Baker, Fall River
River for Baltmore Ih schrs Star Smaey Providence for
New York; Cottage Atwood Frankfort for Baltimore Queen
Pomare snow Thom,ston for New Yok soop Essex. New
NV ORLEASs, Feb ted, steamship New York, Phil
lips, Galveston ship Louisa, Leavt New York; bark May
field tBrl Rgby Liverpool bark Liverpool (Brl Swinfod.
Liverpool bark Tarquin Young New York. schr Peru Par
kerr Work. schr Eliza Brown Brown Charleston; sch For
est King Kelly Charleston schr Eclps tBrl Bell Barba-
does Arr, steamship GALVESTON. Wright Galveston; ship
Agneda Brl Fell d. Plymouth Eng brigs
the 3lst u ships Rao, Gloucester brigs Soue,
John Lancaster and schr Aispe ALSO Br ship Provincial
st and bark British Princess the l ships Victoria North
Carolina and Br) Union and bark Hebron the 3D. ship
Tecumseh. Below coming upbrig Sarah Nash, Hopper
bodt fun NYork ship. Tam Ohanter and Jesso sehs Rich
mond Congress- Lightfoot. and name unknown.
PHLApELrHIA, Feb E3-Beow, brig Wolfe Sturdevant
rsgon Tee Chief Bateman and Mary Elizabeth Sharp,
New York ~ .E
PRovpENcE Feb liar schrs Glauclus, Wood, Staten
island Jane Rogers New York; soop Rhode Island Hull
do Below, brig Catharine from ChsTlesen end brig
posed the Wildes Walker, Edgecomb from Maanzas Sid
schrs STAR tof Dennston late Of Bdgepo) Small NYoIk;
Brookhaven, BuIdck do via Newport.
York.
SAVANNAH Feb 9An schr Wakulla Parker Boston. Cid,
brig Havre Carpenter Boston Went to Sea- bark New Jer
sey Lewis, New York; brig Wilson Fuller Cobb, do.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Jan. 3o-Our rice market ia again overstock
ed The cargoes of the brig Arabian and schr Jenkens
have been sold at la3rs equal to % Is per 1907 and
there arc now four cargoes here in store The Tower
Nahant and Ann Parker's cargoes unsold, and the
highest offer is So Is per 100 lbs With all kinds pro-
visions we are abundantly supplied. Molasses as
M.TAszAs. Feb. The cargo Of rics psr turl.v
sold at 10 rails, 80 days Molassss 81 rails New Or
leans -four $ll $2 duty paid Pork, Philadelphia, $l4
q SIS per 81. Rice, per arrobe, l all
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Fulton Market this morning, will exhibit rare dis.
play Of very choice and extraordinary fine beef
We saw some at stalls Nos 81 and 3d. little SUPERIOR
equal to any offered for sale this We advise
epcures and Others to call and try few fbs select
pieces.
The country markets show increase Of sheep in the
carcase aud good veal is freely offered and 10 cts
the pound.
Poultry continues plenty for the lateness OF the season
Fish of every variety in great abundance.
Vegetables very plenty and cheap, potatoes except
ed) NJ ~ 49, 80
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Fruit:-Good pippn apples bring So and 81 per Dbl.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

FEB II Offered this week 1900 head of beef cattle
including 700 tax to New York 200 cows and calves
$50 swine and 1000 sheep
Prices Beeves-All sold at SIS SOL the 100 lbs
Cows and Calves.-Sell at $l4 $50.
Swine-se slowly at SIS $5l extras $63 the 100 lbs
Sheep-Mostly brought $li a 81 each.
Hay-The weeks sales have been generally at 81 a
81 10 the cwt for good timothy, and straw S. So the
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NV ORLEANS, Feb. ga fa demand spruns nm for
cotton this morning. up to this moment Inc
;Ss s9vo oaes with chance of reaching 5000 before
ne market has more settled Appearance than
yes,erday, ana IL may be quoted at cent advance On
land "si"ess ~ss Ior Eng
Sugar is dull and prices arr M, ,r;.. 80
hhds sold this morning, chiefly for the West Mns.s..
II s2lt cents per gallon -" 'ioasse'
About 1000 bills Ohio -four have been taken NJ a y,
Nothing doing in other prodace-Cor BAR ~ 90
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Total number in port i.

FRAsMENTs-The schr Flirt. Norfolk, in latitude %
&C. longdde ST. Cape Hateras bearing distant one hun
Sc, apparently about twelve thirteen feet the
decks bright vanished end banded above deck
Also distance another bright and drift plank appa.
rently psrt of a deck
STEAMSHIP GEN via Charleston arrived at Havana
the 18th ult.
BARK CABRipoE previously reported condemned AZ Ber
muda insured Boston to Of S5O00 which
about her value Her cargo valued $oo insured also
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longing TO

DESTRUCTION OF Mill. DAMS The Schenectady
Cabinet states that three mill dams, belonging ~
Henry Yates. Esq, in the town Of Rotterdam sbou,
three miles from That city carried away on satur
day morning lastvz ne factory dam formerly Peck,s,
and the old sEd gilt mill dams he latter the cid
paper miuA
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Bliscsllansous Bscor.i,

MAILS CHINA "A letter bag for vessel about 70 leave
for Canton viii be made up and remain this oce
till this day. the iah Letters or papers for
the Squadron received this Office postage paid" will be
forwarded.
BRIo BRooME, Mcclure, which left here the 2sth Oct,
Wech Mann's Circus arrived al Maranham on the 9Th
Of Dec short Of provisions, water. &c.
PoRr OF NEw ORLEANS Number Of Vessels in the Pom
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GEosCE sC-Brig Fanny Coi,-is5 bales cotton Spot
Philiips-t0 do Taylor X Rich.
CHARLEsroN.Brg George-5i ties rice George Bulkley-
81 bales cotton James Phps-lH do spoford, Tiesion
eo-2s do Sackett Belcher cosO do Drake M-l5 do
undcrhiii-so do Taylor Rich-i package Mease-
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Three counterfeters, Moses StetIcr, John s,etler.
ena another who reiusedt give his name arrested
81 Cstawisss, Pa, on Friday week
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New York, Friday, Feb. ID.
AsHEs-A few sales took place to-day in pots at - s7}
-, and Pearls at 81 rs.
BREApsrurys-Nothing yet doing. Our quotations
may be repeated, for Geneses IS COT a SIS 62i.
CorrovThe sales today about 600 bales at steady
prices
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NEW INVENTED vi
WIGS AND TOTPEES.

DATCHDLOR's invented Wigs and Scaps SO perfect
y resemble the natural hair As TO defy detection
hair when one, perfectly adapted the
aud style Of every and without any Of the vexatou.
~ VIM BATCHELOkS, Wall street, Broadway.
Remove from l65 Broadway "a lmTr
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Poppe. l - \ -'.-.'.s
Ship Southport Griaiths, Charleston, G Bulkley.
Bark Falmouth, Walker, Portland Butler & Gardiner
Brig Lowder, hhermsn Curaeoa, F Spies.
Bris 4, der Ali, swssey, Malaga, Banter Place
Schr sequel, Ahrants Philadelphia Plat X Pienon.
echr Larch Robinson, Norfolk, Benedict 4 Williams
Schr Dodge, Knapp, Apalsehicoia, Ralph h Post.
Bngs Whale, Baldwin. South Amboy.
Arrived.
Ship Avaanche Brown 10 days from Maanzss with sugar
and molasses to order
Ship Mary Francis, IS days from Mobile
ic &e TO Durham X Dimon
Brig George, Yates, days from Charleston with
q Sutton.
Brig Fanny Co Baker 10 days from Georgetown, SC, to
H Colt * Co.
sehr Hiram Dixon Bush hours from Virginia. with oys-
schr Clarendon, InErshsm 10 days from Wilmington NC,
with naval stores TO ) l. Mitchell.
schr Sireon, Cunningham days from Virginia, with oys
ters.
schr Maria Smith. washinsson NC, with naval stores Sid
In with sehr Cadmus, for n York.
schr Brave, Hard, from Virginia, :.
sshr American Coaster, Benz smn, from Virgins.
steam propeller rhetuekct, 10 hours from Hartford
snss CLARION and Chsrokss.
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE,

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a
"A Liquid Dye which changes the color OF
hair skin The superiority Of this Dye its
mode Of application eect-a other
dyes requiring twelve produce any change
Its superior excellence will be apparent
single application. .4
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily sunALExASpRss
TRIcoBAPHE-The effect of the above the hair truly
from gray to black was instantaneous. - -
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily ForumSeyeal Of
have recently applied their hair the valuable
Liquid Dye known a Aexanders new and val
sired effect Immediately after applying y 70 hair
sale by Ruston Co. druggists ITO Broadway; 10 Astor
House and CSC Broadway, 18th street; Aspinwall. s6
Wrghs CO Cedar street, and Of the principal druggists
Il. & g. A. WRIGHT, % South 4th street,
j24 1m*r r Ner AsU gA4astfa s43sf3 Philadelphia.
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domestic lnporrat,ona.

Passengers Arrived.
McNnlty. - .e - a' -. eloe~, Guy ~
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l59 BROADWAY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
NHE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage extended him
in Perumsry the maxlm should prevail either the best
ne earnestly socits moments attention he fol-
lowing ineligible proofs that he capable Of offering
the best whether the composition be foreign Ame
ing been for Director Of the Laboratory Of Ian
ger Pere ct F for half century the first house this line
IN Europe 2nd Since the first exhibition past
his Perfunery has, without single exception obtained
III nd s E f Ns~ S
honored with Gold Medal never before swsrded 10
Prfumery. sd His has banishsd the imported
whenever It has come fairly into competition. This
Ss: ss SCI oI H; f: :nS il fact. the foreign
OF exceence which the foreign
NAMELY feshness and advantage Of these articles Of
His prices from 90 to 50 lower 6ne, The
scrber educated the best foreign schvos imported with
him the science and s ii Of his native offers the products
Of his laboratory equal the best imported and
prees He, therefore. hnself that his preparations
mast Of necessity superede the imported with those
prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been subjected the influence
voyage: To conclude the Subscriber always
hand perfect assortment Of the best foreign peamery, and
o.r store opportunity of comparing the two, Of
according TO the Judgment preference of he
s c-iber most respectfully solics call from those
WIG w,h 70 purchase that which genuine he assure, the
being rr ented 10 the purchaser He particularly invites
the nj wholesale and ret. dealers his very
peie which he Offers them prices 80 to
80 per cent cheaper than they buy elsewhere
Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Soaps,
J@ in%r Penumery, &c.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
For the Ercis4sipe Sale of Choice
PERI FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
rsf etr r.r ARTICLES

WHoLEsALE Asp RETAIL.
nj @ ~ a:sS sa.S s:sI.y q fss
IS Sss
has "a ESs,
the fsie 1. n.
saa. q iss q any a o.
braed fOieisa houses viii ii kept hand
enabling h. eops.s ssd to choose and h h,
o1 S ose.: Sessy
Ss Ss mot s s M soar mich will
which pos.es Il. virtue Creating ne. or.
s
IS: o:, that n ne :l.
q W e Or sans &:
rb IL , !!
He Offers bis COSMETIC CREAM, so Invaluable an appli
cation TO delicate faces amer shaving much more elegant
He the head Oils ESSENCES roMATuMs
3: Sd u e s,s1 80
%Ssn R os. not G o sR Se
of the hair and be COMPOUNDED with the thou
oI pas Perfectly
Sns AND y an
virtue Of which differs from other substances Of similar
For the quality Of his goods he refer to Mess Aspu
81. e % S G ss s s::
vended articles Of his manufacture.
Any ssis. Ss:: iai ss.sfs.os, Ss sos ssly vii
but ~ IL, Ss sn sses Tss %
~ and coed faith when from the Of the articles there
much for and he cnjoins
s0os i'A q. most 'FssiEITEE i SSSssssr
Isl :ss %p 2s y .ss o":n
dS1 lm<re liz Chestnut street. Philadelphpa.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day Yrlce cents pss CONF
81 Is CT annum--pay tsle IN advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Esv,r Ssfur iay-Prce sk cent
per espyz&si2h csnts peg annnm-psysble in advance
ADVEkTlSEMsNtS a. the usual prices-always eash
advance
PRINTING Of all kinds executed wisa beauty ssd De-
" All letters or communications. bv mail addrssssd %
ne must pc post pad, or the postage will be
deducted from the suoccription money femitfel.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
s.,..-.., NV zen Hs..l9 49,.
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COAPs, ESSENCES AND PERFUMERY, Of all kiIda,
nepot No Couraudt The subsc!ibsr, Original
inventors and manufacturers Of the genuine WaInnt Ol Ml
iary Shaving Soap which surgs1 all Other pre-
parstons having greatly enlarged facilities are PREPARED
hand b hly scented Almond, Kess Musk Windsor PsIn
Croon eating SOAP new and splendid article weil suit,
for Baths and private family no ans ana 70
general asso tment Essences ae both Foreign
with the greatest also
our cels6rssed Cysfains Candles for the West India aud
soah Agsresa nsrbss ysz:nssd 70 stand any climate
=, 3H I'd .;'a.ia' Tor s6RNE3N, vRoox TowLEa
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CHAPPED HANDS.

II OUssEL's AMANDINE--Av very celebrated article for
sale the principal druggists and dealers in psTfumery
throughout the United States and the manuacturers
4. ROUsSEL, No $50 Broadway,
Wholesale md retail i2i lmsr
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STATES, Thurs.
day, Feb. IL, lS46.-No. IS. James Buckley, claim.
ant, &c. vs. The United States In to the Circuit
Court OF the United States for Pennsylvania Mr.. Justice
Judgment Of the said Circuit Court In this cause No
100 j. q Wilson, plaintiff, vs.. Z. Rousseau ct al The
argument OF this cause continued by Mr. Stevens
LOT me defendants Adjourned till to morrow II ock
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pLAcEs Of from 70 thirty acre. Zach ;pl:ndS Wigs
ehee 18Th March, 1886 At o'clock M guhe Auction
Terms liberal and title eiesr Apply 70 ~ Lawysaess
Msps At MiiIers tavern. New Roehe.le iIo sw.re
THELT-SS cases parent shsathng Fe very supsnof an
CO. i'' T. K. COLLINS Co = ssuss =
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DAGUEKREOTYPE.
Eumiahing atahlishmants and Sale AsencY

DAGUEKREOTYPE.
GENERAL Fsmishins Establishments and Sole Agency
TOiGTL.aENDER's APPARATUS.
The genuine yoigaender Appsraus also the best Plates
Chemcals. Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases. &c ke
may be procured at The subscrbs wholesale and retail BY
sddrs.iag tR0s. Paid( tSsrNurrn -, 5000.
Or, LAN0ENHEIM < BECKERS, pi Broadway n "
10 The following gentlemen have agreed a. Agents
10, TIE sale q The genuine Ve,gtaenter Appsratus-
Mr.. James l.. Lvon Richmond, Va.
MIR. g. Broadbent, Columbia, s. e.
Mr.. James p. Perry. Charleston, s. C.
Mr.. 8 Noessel, New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson Jacobs, New Orleans.
-, w. X +. LAN0ENHElM,
40 1msre Exchange. PHILADELPHIA.
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LA U REN j. g DhO HEIt,
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOODS,
TTNhKE great pleasure in nfo their that
have just received by the packets Burgundy and g.
Nicholas their fancy goods consisting OF the
richest style Lyons Silk rich Pasi SusIinde Ianes
Barge. Bazorne Tstan Jaconels, &c Also the largest
scaI SC. In style aud richness We besys goods can
surpassed by importation this Spring Your hind
attention and inspection Of the solicited
LAURENT & BROTHER
= inl7 Init No. William street.
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NEEDLES
JAMES SMITH SONS we'll known and highly esteem.
I'd Drilled Eyed Nsedlss warranted equal IN quality to
ty . JAMES WALTON
bswsss Of csuzssrisln. ~ l1SY
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PATENT LAP-WELDED IRON BOILER
FLUES
LfOURTEEN AND A HALE feet long,rand and a
THOs PROssER, ratentee,
70 imsre Liberty ssrvet. New York
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npPea 70 party avoided Mr. Clayton deliberately took
az The remarks OF he Chairman Foreign Relations
lNr Auenl. He denounced the honorable chairman's
polcy OF deEouncng the weakness Of England being
such that she could not and dared go war in
defence Of her own righs. The Senator from Ohio had
been stuclopsly endeayoTng, throughout his elaborate
Speech 70 excite the prejudices Of the United States
AGAINST england and OF the people OF England against
us his deoaratiou that England Jared not to war in
NIndicaton OF her just yhs would excite the honest
Indignation OF every man in the kingdom; and If i'm
pressed upon that people tho deliberate opinion of the
Senate, must lead inevitably 10 war Mr. Clayton did
not believe that one third OF the Senate approved that
declaration OF the senatorrom Ohio; he did not believe
that the President approved it-nor the cabinet
MT CRIrrEspES, soto rooe)-Nor the people-that
will hit him.
Mr. CLAYroN.-No, sir, nor, as my honorable friend
try approve Of the declaration. Mr. C. after some
further anmalversons upon the general temper Of
Mr.. Aliens remarks, as designed TO "prepare the
hearts OF the people for war; passed on to a re.
view Of our comparative naval means of defen nee and
protection et our rights upon the seas in the of
war The naval force OF England amounted GIL ships
oil war OF all classes 80 of which steamers with
aggregate armament of l8 PAP guns and manned by 49,
QUO seamen and marines Now, commercial marine,
Mr. resumed. was as large commercial ships
as numerous, IN thosegof England while navy
amounted TO 70 vessels all told with aggregate OF
2,S59 guns. France had $40 ships OF war, Sslo
guns, and 20 9lB menn her navy while our commercial
marine exceeded hers four times Russia had l26
vessels OF war, and 10 sSi in her navy Denmark
had 10 vessels OF war, Sweden SOL Holland 1872 Turkey
81 Egypt 90, nine OF which were larger than the
FennsylvaIil.
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS
LNQR Fchbarl, Ksene, Green6sld. Bnftlshoro Windsor
nadas All Packsse and business Of the above
and We mont will be faithfully attended to directed TO The
care Of l.. BI0ELOW, II Elm street, Boston.
N.B-Bs mark Packages 70 Of "Bigelowb Ex
press1 Jl3re
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attached 10 the U. 8. ship Plymouth, at
! Henry, Esq, Commander. Henry Dsrcan-
Dominick Lynch, second DO; Louis {.
4. May, fourth DO; WIN. L; Blsnton, sail
!. McClanahau, surgeon; T. P. Nc Blair.
., assist mt surgeon;. VIM. L Young, lisp.
BEsnIhsn passed %' %anpv a. J, w q Wa
n0arv, do; Geo. F. Geisinser. captains
]. boatsvsain; r. Dewey, gunner; J. Nor.
nry Bacon, sail m aker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

- STORE AND DWELLING TO LET AT HAIR
E:1 LEM-One Of those three story brick front housss
with stores ATTACHED situated ia tie central aud bas
l23d aud ia Sid house Is 6uahed complete
with every convenience for respectable family Sges
the door every half hour Rent moderate good
Applyto J. T. JACOBS Is<th street, near I'd avenue
~ B-For sale cheap. ieee yards Of healthy Garden Boz
Apply rs above. - 1msm
- CAKPETfACTOKY FiR SALE Or 10 LETT
New York, half mile from the iandng-Th proper
sons ,,ss q large three story basement and ATTIC BRiCk
and Wash Hoese Al covered with the other sssss
and all spinnng machinery dye kstss, Re- - keep
the same IN full operation The Communicates With this CITY
dalyexpense Of transportation moderute The Wemisss
and machinery excellent condition. and ready for imue
disfe operation.
% For terms and other psrsies!sss. spg!y to.vrr
i.f6 imsre Poushkeepsse.