The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1842, Page 3

PUSiSUKIP eee -§g We are unable to give our readers, this mor- ing, the Congressional proceedings of Saturday, or any other intelligence south of Philadelphia, in con- sequence of the non-arrival of the train of cars from Baltimore, yesterday, in time to connect with the line for this city. Philadeiphii [Correspondence of the Merald.] Pucapeveata, Jan. 23, 1542. A Grand Flare Up at tarrishurg—Rumorid Gen- eal Dismissal of Officers—Girard Bank, Sc. Dean Besnerr:— News reached this city last night,from Harrisburg, that the Governor had most uncerimoniously dis- missed Francis R. Shunk, Esq , one of the best offi- cera, and most amiable men connected with the State Administration, from his office of Secretary of the Commonwealth. This news was accompanied with the further information that the Governor had intimated his intention of making a clean sweep of the balance of officers within his reach. As might have been expected, the greatest consternation pre- vailed;’ and not a little anathema was vented upon the Governor by the numerous and ardent friends of the Secretary. The cause of the misunderstanding and rapture was, that the Secretary, whose exclu- sive prerogative it is to have the laws printed would not accede to employing for that purpose certain persons which the Gevernor, by writing their names on a slip of paper, intimated that he should employ. As{a high minded honorable man should, the Secre- tary scorned the arbitrary dictation, and, of course, without a moment’s noiice, or the slightest previous intimation of the kind, had notice to quit. There is much alarm exhibited among the recipients of small favours at the capital, andas much shaking as though the man-with-the-poker was really upon them. The Hon. Anson Parsons, itis said, has been of will be appointed Secretary in Mr. Shunk’s ace. I frequently wonder wiy it is, that none_ of your correspondents from this city speak out fearlessly and truly of the tottering condition of the Girard Bank. The price of it has gradually dwin- died away to $9, and it is abundantly apparent, that it is fast verging to the same vortex of ruin—the same slough of despond, in which its fellow in culation and stock gambling, the United States unk, has beenlying for months past; and yet, no voice is raised to warn the public of their danger— which public will, one of these days, be caught nap- ping to the tune of a few millions. When the other banks, and the brokers find themselves sufli- ciently out of the woods, they will let her drop like ahot potatoe. Stick a pin at this prediction. There was a “ Weetar party” last week, or rather an imitation one, for these things are not done like “ they used to was,” of which I may some of these cays furnish you a brief account. ours, Crise. Philadelphia, (Correspondence of the Herald.) Pricapevenia, Jan. 23, 1842. Mx. Bexnetr: Dean Sin: Your invaluable paper,the Herald,has done more to expose the malpractices in every part and depart- ment of our government, than all the papers in the union together ; and it deserves the plaudits of eve- ry portion of ourcommon country. The extensive patronage it now has, proves incontestibly that our people properly appreciate the efforts of a fearless impartial and independant Journal, devoted ie the general good. You have entered the secret chambers of po- litical traitors, knavee, dark minded pipe layers, aud laid bare to the world their corrupt and treasonable Practioes against the best interests of the govern- ment. You have exposed the bargain’, sales, and corrupt practices of the heads ot government wher- ever and whenever ascertained without favor, fear or any other gnworthy motive. You have entered the dark atid Joathsome police offices, or dungéons of damned scenes, and shown up the fiendish con- duet of those legalized robbers, who have preyed upon us, till patience has ceased to bea virtue: You have ascertained the manageinent and corrupt actions of Bank Directors and evil doings of wealthy corporations, whose acts have tended to make the nich richer and the poor poorer, and made them public. The moral influence of the Herald has thes made its way from the populous Atlantic cities, into the log built hamlets far im our western wilds: ‘even to the remotest corner of our Republig the He- rald has made its way. ‘It is not ehough, how- ever, that you have commence the work and pro- greesed thus far: it must bg vigorously prosecuted and its completion may ke safely trusted to your eaital ae As es Sir, to-call public attention evils in our city. We begin at i! head—our Mayor, When J. M. Evatt our ied enlightepe2, and moral fellow citizen wag “lected 7, itwas the general cry that a man of his igh moral worth would hold himself above the corrupt political influences of the day; how sadly have we been disappointed. He has been led by a party clique; he has appointed to ef- fice some of the most conspionous abd ure it pipe layers,who visited your Gity for the basest of purpe ses, and aided in the @mmission of acts which, if permitted to have impunity, would overthrow cur Government. Mayor Scott suppose that the Peo raat re tule way opt If he does we teil him he is deceived. Can the evil practices of our Police (ffice be uprooted, when the Deavaran ints to the highest offices men like these? And will ‘the peopie groan under this heavy load of corruption longer? No—the time for ee mania has passed ; the political friends of our present Mayor will in vain attempt again to rally the beh colors. a has r Heck Sood to sxleration, we have fought long enough the govern- ment battles and disregarded homey auth ‘ee fire- sides and city interests have been sacrificed, and that, too, to our shame, on the al ef the unholy ambition of intriguing, place-huating. politicians. The _ 'Y, receutly denominate the whig party, with us, has dissolved; the re- spectable portion will no longer countenance the open disregard of principles of honesty and honor by those they aided to place high in authority. The great mass, whenjthey entered the political field ia good earnest, were actuated by virtuous and honor- able intentions, however much they may have been deceived by the cry of Military Chieftain, Tyrant, Union of Sword and ‘Treasury, and thus made to believe they were preparing for the lash of inhumae vask masters, which was to fail upon their devoted heads. They have seen the ballot bex foully invaded by thedark malignant hand of the midnight plun- derer—the right of suffrage in our country made the laughing stock of the old world—our legisla- tors and senators openly bribed, and our once sacred halls of legislation turned into broker shops gambling nouses, where the interests of the people were played away to rich corporations for their cursed gold The great mass ot every poli- tical party is compozed of honest men—and the mass of our whigs will compare in honesty with ‘that of any portion of our country, and they look down with pity, scorn, and contempt upon the lead- ers and principal office holders of their party, and have left them to their fate. Indeed, 80 much do tkey dread the contaminat ng atmosphere of these men, thatit isas much asa respectable merchant's reputation is worth, to have connexion with them directly or indirectiy. Rely upon it, that our peo- ple are np and determined to have honest inea for office, coms from where they may. It has resolved iteelf to the questions. Is he honest? Is he capable? ‘This is coming back to the good old days of Wash- ingten and Jefferson. That, indeed, was a bright and brilliant era in the history of the world, when we true patriots, who served their country be- cause they loyed her, not tauntingly proclaimed from the houcetbyps—1 am too pure tbe ribed. Bribes are never oflered honest men. i am pleased to find your valuable daily corres- pondent paying attention to the doings of our bank directors, beeper into their secret money chan, + ing ehambere and bringing their dark deeds to the light of day. I willada a conspicuons case, which wil serve to extend the views given by him. It isa jamentable fact that in many of our banks the di- rectors monopolize directly or indirectly all the dis. counts, and thus pervert the legitunate objects of a bank to the worst of purposes. Gen. P., of ourc was, but afew years ago, quite @ poor man. He managed to be a director of a bank in this civy, which lary he occupied for years, and does this da foravght [ know. The merchants generally could get no discounts; their credit was as dear as life; they enter the counting-house of this Shylock, and he ‘shaves their paper at 30, 40, and at times 50 percent. perannum He realizes, according to his on account to a triend one hundred and seven thou- sand dollars per annum. Discounts must have been easy in that quarter; the merchant is of course ruin edia a short time He owns a magnificent palace, cost one hnadred thousand dollars, and sports the nabob in true eastern siyle, upon the substance of his, honest neighbore, thus obtained. Taere should be a penalty of a severe kind for usurere such as these. A suit hasbeen brought by two mest wor- thy young gentiemen, who were ruined in their snereantile business by paying fifty thousand do'lars ople_ under jomestic con- 3 the circulation issued to them, and the market value of the stocks at this moment : Crmeviation ov tae Fare Ba oF THE Brock AND MORTGAGES FLEDGED, AND THR ker Valve or THE Sroc and Upwards o1 usury Wo this their trend, since 1835 The suit is to receive back thirt, Of thi wey Ifthey prove t hoped that swirn THe Pan Varve Man thousand dollais 3 fact as alleged, wi others may profit by their example, and these Shylocks be scouted from our community. T regret, however, to find your most exeellentcor- | Names of Banks. OE — ng respondent, before rdferred to, occasionally laboring ’ Mort ges. ler a mistake, no doubt from misrepresentations | 4 pigeliueal Bank, . 37.000 34.496 made to him, in relation to all> condast of the effi- a ieet ae cers of the Girard Bank of thigcity. I have nothing | American Exchange F to de with banks, and therefore no PRintice of an | Bk a6, Bena improper kind fer or against them ; but in justice to of Contrat NY, 7 Rheee gentienien, 1 speak advisediy when I’ say that |’ te" &. a more upright, and honorable, and competent Pre- stdent and Cashier, no stockholders ever placed over their interest. These gentlemen have quietly borue Bi of Watertown Be of Lov le much abuse, and deemed the same as incident tothe | Bk of Waterville times and circumstances of the country. Jn times | pi9,-42,,,,;Rtork acct like these, the good too oft suffer for, or with the | “do. do. stock acc’t bad. Justice is sometimes slow, but ever sure. | Bkof Whitestown_ These gentlemen, where known, have nothing to | pf of vommeroe, NE fear from misapprehension; the utmost confidence is | Bk of Dansville placed in them ; their ability and integrity isbeyend | Bk of Albion reech of calumny. There will ever be in some nook | BK pf Brockvart or corner some unworthy slanderer or libeller whose | Chelss= Bk NY. proper treatment should be, perhaps, contempt. Canal Bh of Lockport \ bid farewell to Banke, police,ete. ete. for the pre- Commenre’ Sie Fos sent, to inform you of a change at the head of our | Comm'l Bk of Rochester State Government. The Governor yesterday ap- Delaware Ble pointed Judge Parsons of Lycoming, Secretary of Exchange Bk of G xchange Bk of R. nevee r the Commonwealth, and E. Huttes, Esq. Depu- | Farm & Mech Bk,Gen'see ty,lvice Messrs. Shunk and Peiriken. Itis presumed | Fort Plain Be net that the office of Secretary will no longer be encum- | p00, 40, a stack acct bered with the additional duties of Superintendent | Warmers’ Bk of Geneva, 30,00 4 of Public Schools, which alone is_sufficient to occu- font Mech Be of Roch’r 26,000 20,000 py theentire time of any one officer, and that Mr. | Farm it Drov Bika: Somers 22,000 15,900 Shunk will fill that place. Much capitalis attempt- | Franklia Bk, Ft Covington 2.000 sees ed to be made by the absence of our Judges in rela- | Farmers’ BK of Amst‘dam 9 350 tion to the proceedings against the late officers | 20 do,,stoclgacc’t 97-150 of the late United States Bank, and complaints | Howard Trust & Bkg Co 95,000 vary, from ‘time to time, d the palpable | Hamilton Bx 2.150 Kinderhook Bk 50 009 Lockport Bk & Trust Co 100.000 uN lisplayin inconsistency of the diseiected, i eagther ago, To Masters of Vexsecis. Commanders of vessels will confer « favor by having » list of their cargoee, passengers, and a report of vessels left at the port whence they eniled, and the veesela epoken, ready ou their arrival Lere for Commodore Bassa. of our fleet of news schooners. He will board them immediately ov their arrival. Arrived. .Ladieu, 7 days from Savannah, cotton, Clearman, ware, om from Sidney via Thomaston, 16 ds, Pec =I brig—wind NNW. General Record. Paoxny Srp Serine will wail to-day, at 12 #’elock, for Live rook, Her letter bags will close at half paat 1 o'clock, at Gilpin’s. ce, he United States Ports. Ponriaxo. Jan 20th—Arr Helen Mar, Elizabeth City; Chas Appleton, Baltimore Frankvorr, Jan 1Sth-Sid Brozilia —Tonqum, Matanzas. Baru, Jan #h—Arr Planet, Baltimore. 12th—cld Hanover, Gaadaloupe. 18th—arr Paragon Curua, New York; Ceres, Warren, New Haven. TH, January 20th—Cld Rockingham, for New for Porto Rico, 16th Bosrox, Jan 22ud—No arrival this morning—telegraphe Britouus, from Liverpoc Hi a Isado: ¢Velaaco, Havana; Ganza, Montevideo and ? jal , New Orleansy Clarissa, do; Palm, Ph folk. and 20th— Alexandria, Franklin, feo Trinidad, 98th ult, pa going in Mary Pease, {rom Portland, and another Ammer r BY eo (Stores Nos.82 Ann and iit Fultonstreets.) of Piauo Fortes di by catalogue. b ylioeri, Smawry uth—Are Hope, Borttett, feom New or’. penta January &—Cid Deposite, Para; Boxer, for Marat am, Houses How, Jani 24, for Salem, Judges Barton and Conrad were indirectly abused, | Mech dkg Ass'n, NY. 0.00 — €0,000 and Jndge Doran kindly spoken of ; but nt hge ee eo to stock: ac t 20,000 a yi York for St cause Judge Doran, alone upon the bench, and | {etch &Fsrm Bl. Ithvea 46,000 0 Kcx, Jam 2t—Sld Huron, Elizabeth City. no,t asit has been stated, Judges Doran and Coarad, | gneautile Bi of Selvy 69. rade GAAXTEGERT, Jan 17—Arr Nastucket, Kingston, NYork; refused to do an act, to wit: to permit bills to be | Mohawk Valley Bk 23,559 pea aS a ety ‘ sent to the Grand Jury against N. Biddle and othere, Middletown _ 39°950 BS element 2td—Cld Arie}, for Pernambuco, and a in violotien of a rale of court, which they had | N°Y state Stk Sec’y Bk ay 1 Battiatene, Tan 28-810 Tom Wood, Savannah: no; Lone before refused todo, they are all to be charged with | Powell Bk, Newburgh 50 000 Debi connie. Mobile; Sun. Boston; Hilen, Rackiift, NYork; a dereliction of duty, and witha violation of their | Pine Pains Bk ha 37,200 Lig hy rae pan Be Tassie 18th arr Diss. oaths, and with favorfor men they never had the | state Bk of N¥.Dullalo bi ‘The Carrol, for Pernambuco, went to sra least intercourse with. Who holds the scales of Wool Growers’ Bk, NY. by a oi ma CL justice must have a care thatno fear or excitement | Washinston Co Bk eutor, te Rio Janeiro, and, Revenue Cut. finds its way to the bench—the sword of justice aT OD, Bog Beet es STOR ae New Orleans, 15 h—arr Frances rane be on wate fies band eels on Cee 3,188,500 1 550,526 3,819,437 1,603,619 aver bound to jew Yorks ahd Rival, violater of the law. Because a defendant istich, or i : ; Ri ‘Treadwell, New York; poor, the laws cannot bend for the accommodation Dori ne the pent yenn, pone and stocks ‘Were #14 on | acy Eliza, Townsend, do; Samuel’ ( Ribot Rogers, oo} of his prosecutors or hisown. The first proceeding | *°C°Uns of broken banks, with the following results :— | Weymouth. Couch. do.’ 19—sld Marion, Boston; Greuaberry, Sale of $351,000 stocks, produced 545,052, or 64 per cent. “© “987,664 bonds and mort., 194,261," 63“ If we consider the remaining bonds and mortgages worth as much, the present aggregate security of the free Bank circulation, will be a8 follow: Total circulation: «+++ +++ ++ creas 3,188,600 1,603,619 '950,526—68 per ct, 1,054,856—2. Tec these men was illegal and properly quashed. he attempt to send bills to the Grand Jury at this Court was illegal and rightly rejected by the Court, but not participated in or known to defendants till after disposed ef. Let the laws take their course with these gentlemen as with others, nor attempt to prejudice justice on them by ill founded suspicions. “Suspicions ever haunt the guilty mind, &c.’” You shall be early advised of the habeas corpus matters in these cases. Oo. Q OG-Anentean Musnum.— Never was there such a host of expensive and magnificent attractions put forth here, asthe new Manager, Mr. Barnum, has provided this week. We doubted his ability to sfford such princely outlays, but he is an old manager, ond says that if a pab- lic caterer would make money, he must be liberal in ex- +++ 3,812,437 7,975 Deficit -++ «+ The bills are, consequently, worth, 69} cents on the dollar, providing the securities could be realized at their present values, but probably not more than two thirds of that can be realized. The following table gives the results of the redemptions that have been made of the + e-B0} per et. 1,154,462 pending it fur attractions; in Which event, he says, the | bills of the banks that have failed. wblic always support him] eccordin to his deserts.— | 7 g y believe he ia fight. ‘The new hall, which haa been | TAM OF THe Baxxs rier mare rattan uning tHe rea. so long in preparation, will ve opened to-night, with the | Bis nave oren Revrempos MATE AT WIEN THe stupendousand sublime Is of Niagara, with real w Redemption. Holt, do; Harriet, do, Savanna, Jan 19— dion Bulkley. New Yorks Sa- hy rr Thomas, » Phiiura, a y York; od Planst, Portamouth, scoot | nuras Doane, Danser, Jaa 16th—Sld Peter Demill, Luce, New York—640 bales come Tr. AUG pian, Pensacola. 14th—arr avi nd York. New Ontuans, Jan 12—Arr C John Miatura, Stark, New Yor! Colin Cunprell, Liverpool: Wellington, ¢ ko; Lucy, Boston; Chaseaubriand, Hav PORTUGUESE, FEMALE PILLS. HESK 1 d and crlebrated pills, from Portugal, ar be obtained in this country. See adv ast columuof fourth page. m* - THE BEST WIG MAKER IN NEW YORK. PHALON, late of Chatham Square, now of 214 Broadway, taken the firat Premium for the best specimen of apnah jan 12—Cld Blatks, Liverpool; Cornelia, Meyer, N inen, Parker, New York; eld 0 Sir Britannia, ter, and a model of the city of Dublin, the most magni- ea W \ J flcent work of art ever brought to this country. Item, _, Civetn Notes. Meek Bstate i IGS AND SCALPS ployed the arduous labor of the artist for twelve succes: | Bank of Western N. York, Roch, es. “Notes, CONVINCING proof, if any were wantivg, that nalive sive years, and is so perfect, that any person who has Biavharn voter iN ‘ork, Roe! maa hr 5 = ogenuity} appreciated before foreign boast and been in the Irish metropolis, can point out the very house | Pheis Bank, Butfalo ar4s0 iNew York can tesiies The peblicreat tors in which he lived. No idea can be formed of this work | Baok ef America, Buffalo judge from the premiums, viz. the ai ver ineda} last year, and tillit is seen, The Pneumatic Railroad is engaged ano. | Erie County Ban! awarded by the American Inatitute ther week; the cars are kept in constant motion. La Pe- | Cattaraugus Cownty Bank 59.900 it . fi Phalon respectfully. tite Cerito and Mi font oF Loree: Buffalo ae ws tmvites ail judges and to ee bis om impro Lo itd ved Gossainer Wig, which, far surpassing elegance, close re price of admission to the whole Museum, entertain. | Caled seep Bick. Buffalo ‘aan Copegiricd ab snetet toe greciect oainier cies or cl ree ments, and the new hall, will remain at 25 cents. Here- | Union Bank, Buffalo 46,160 Preduced in the world. after a day performance will be given every Saturday | Merchants’ Exchange Bank, Buffvlo 111/995 N. B-—This splendid wig weighs little over half an ounce, afternoon. Last Saturday five hundred children and se- | Staten Island Bank frit ee ee east . , fsbufacturer prietor of Phaton’s eelebrat eral hundred adults attended the day performance. To. | S¢ Lewrence County Henk Bess a Ne Grimes ale Mott ded St Lawrence Count: Bank night, and all the week, every window in this ii bullding will be tLluminated TA honor of the glares. = Bank of Olean Washington Bunk Clinton Bank, New York ‘armers’ Bank, Orleans volution which hes tuken place in this establishment, and which hasresulted in {urnishing the public with the best and most extensive combination of entertainments ever produced in this city, for any price,much less for 25 cents. Principals of schools and Sunday school teachers are invited tocall at the office of the Museum, and obtain circulars, gratuitously, regarding t oirculars ly, regarding terms of admiesion fer The following are the ‘securities of those not yet reg deemed: — N. ¥. Stock, Indiana. Ilinois. Arkansas, Mortz’s- Staten Island, 15,000 - = 1 ANTI DANDRUFF, for removing the dander completely from the head, und a thor ough cleaver of the aurface and hair cf the head, but leaves glossy and silky appearance to the HAIR. Te, nowe ia genuine ualeas sigued by me in ink DWARD PHALON, ‘ja4 im! _ Applied on the premises for 25 cents. Butchery — The Licensed Bu York are requested to meet at the Butchers’ E corner of Fifth street and Firsts Avenue, on Tuesd t, Jan, 25th, at 7 o’clo-k, to hear some intere ion to the New York and Erie Rail Hoad and We noticed in church yesterday man: rsons | Alleghany, 9,000 20,000 i ops 0 vat the completion of this work will, have upon troubled with ahucking cough;—we thougnt to our. | Sthawrace. = asguo 42.000 43.175 ei ¢ : selves how easily all this annoyance could be obviated | Washington, 10.000 re a tenes. JBM Tptterson by afew of Sherman's Cough Lozenges. Every person |Chntons | — 35,000 m= |) pasa eet Hareacy troubled with a cough should provide himself with | Farmers’ Bk, Orleans, 75,000, "— = ze.aso. | yacoBE- Atma Walker Buses. some of these valuable preventives, and save himself | James Bank, (Michigan stock, $18 000) 26,934 | Mathew | ase William Mook? from the attacks and his friends from the annoyance of coughing during church hours. They are for gale at 106 Nassau-street, and by agents—Sands,273 Broadway and 77 East Broadway; Rushton & Aspinwall's; auc Church’s. 188 Bowery. 2 ie -nough, we atistied."—An old gentleman living in Seventeenth street, whose head is covered with fine dark hair, saysthattwo months since his hair was quite grey, filled with scurf or dandruffand his head was partly bald—we do not like recommending any article we have not used, but this gentleman says that since he used Jones’ Oil of Coral Circassia his hair hos been re- Stored, and that this alone restored it. We have heard several others speok highly of this, but never before saw a progf so convincing. This will make the hair grow. prevent it falling out, cure dandruff and give light, re orgrey hair a fine dark look, This is sold ut 82 Chatham street ; be very careful, the number is $2; we recommend allto buy this ; but dont buy it unless the lebel is signed in hand writing, T. JONES. OG- Mecnaniwes Ivstiture Lecruns.—This Evening, Monday, Jan. 24, at the New York Society Library, by Gilbert Langdon Hume—Subject—Safety Lamp of Sir Humphrey Davy.”—Mr. H. will introduce several inter- esting experimental illustrations. He will also repeat his Experiments in Electro Magnetism—Extra Course atthe Institute Rooms, City Mall, Wednesday Evening January 26—Lecture by Samuel Forray, M D.—Subject =~ Laws of Climate and its influence on the Animal-and Vegetable Kingdoms.” Tickets for each 25 cents, ad- mitting @ lady and gentleman, to be had at the door.— ind their families admitted free. MONEY MARKET, Sunday, Jan, 23-6 P.M, The long expected news from Europe has reached us in part; but it is of a much more satisfactory nature than any which we have received for a long time. The London money market was more easy, fro the payment of the January divilenl,and the stock m ket generally was buoyant. The news from this side aw: sed less excitement than was anticipated, from the fact that it was in some degree looked for. ‘The feeling w: apparently allayed by the announcement that Lord Ashburton, the head of the house of Baring Brothers, was appointed a special minister to this country, avow- edly to settle the political differences. His well known extensive American {connections scem to have engen- dered the belicf that his influence would bring abeut a settlement of the existiog pecuniary difficulties also As those difficulties, however, consist mostly in an ina, bility to pay at present, the only alternative Isto exer cise patience. In the manufacturing districts there was some im. provement in business, but prices had not advanced materially. An improved demand for cotton had sprung up, which, although freely met, had caused an improve ment in prices. Expectation seems to have been enter tained of large orders from this side, and which we a probed will be disbppointed. 'On the whole’ the neved Aerie. 8 Hopi JE Eliman, Jon G Waters: AS RE is good, inasmuch as the fears entertained have not been | J Wyeth, Mr Ca let John R 8 Felix, Eugene Ballin. W Whit- realised. The accounts that have reached us thus far | Rufutiiyrcratt: Hubert Din WF Oster: Me Tomb AE are, however, very meagre. Fall files may reach us‘ a ft oath 4 tomorrow. or Charlee Bendy. Montaut. F, E Dunbar, Clifton Ang Ingersoll U 8 N.© De Lorme, O Gril Harvier, Mr Walton. C F Shaw, John Brown, Charl Vigorous resolntions have been adopted in the Ten. | Re¥ Mr t-vans. Me Bruce. Mr Jauucy and gervant. Soseph A nossee House of Representatives. ‘The first resolution is Sire, A Faulkner, J Ruzgold Wilmer, Charles Rock, Joseph A rom RN Relate aed cee Me sli hte a declaration of forfeiture of the charters of the Stock | Wy; hi pare lorie, Hon pp Apa | Banks—the second directs a scirae facias against the “ hi HA ww e ny ‘rom Union and Planter’s Banks—the third directs a sciree | {alfv Ms Medley and ny iy and child, Cape Browne facias against the Memphis Bank—the fourth authorises | son and servant. Mr Hamilton. Me Wal burton, Mr Black, Mr the Attorney General ofthe State and Solicitor for the | Cgamtly tan Giver kenineks Ediant abba Eleventh (Memphis) Cireuitto stay proceedings provi- | and 10 steerage. ded the Stock Banks resuine payment, bona file, ou or before the Ist July; otherwise to prosecute the writ ogainat the delinquent banks to final jadgment—the ofth directs the Bank of Tennessee and Branches to resume when allthe Stock Banks resume and to continue spe- cie payments so long as they continue to pay. ‘The report of the Comptroller, fora copy of which we are indebted to J. L. O'Sullivan, Esq. the member from New York, states,in regard to the Free Banking Law that since the last report 18 bonke have failed. Since his report two others, the Clinton Bank and the Farmers” Bank of Orleans, have failed, making 29 within the year. Frovp these data the conclusion is inevitable thet the free banking system, after being the cause 6f incalenla ble evil and loss to the public, is a complete failure, and must soon cease to exist. The Comptroller ascribes the failure of the system to the taking of other than New York State stocks as security for bills. This was, how- ever, only incidental to the system, which was funda- mentally wrong from the beginning. It was created and putin operation by men of the Philadelphia, sehool of financiering ; and like that and every other policy which seeks to depart from the specie standard, however indi rectly, must endin failure, The safety fund banks have withstood the storm of the past few years with compara- tive firmness. Previous to 1°37, they were, by the over- shadowing;pewer of the United States Bank, forced into the fictitious policy that emanated from that institution, and they failed, in common with all ethers. They then toek immediate and energetic measures to recover them seives, and in one short year regained their position, re- sumed their payments, and have since, by steadily pur- suing correct mercantile banking principles, withstood all assaults upon them from the Philadelphia banks on the one hand and the free banks on the other. They have not only proserved their own integrity, but the mercan- tile credit of the State, and in connection with the New England banks, exist like the oasis of the desert, amid thedcsolation and bankruptcy that overwhelms every other part of the Union. Under their infiuence,a healthy and safe business has grown up ia the State, which is,as agreat whole, more prosperous than ever before. The result has been attained by adhering in the aggregate strictly to the specie standard, restricting their credits and making their loans onlyon bona fide business paper. Member: Baltimore Cattle Market. The supplies of Beef Cattle have been large and prices have ranged lower than last week. The offerings on Monday and Thureday at the drove yards amounted to upwards of 800 head,of which 500 were sold at $3 to $5 50 per 100 lbs. for comm mn to prime quality, principally, hewever, at intermediate rates. About 100 head were driven North, and the balance laid over. "Died. 21st instant, Wietsam Jony, in- On Sunday mornin; fant son of Peter and Chivy Their friends and acquaintances are invited to attend his funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at half past three o'clock, from No. 119 Norfolk street. Passengers Arrived. iveRroor—Steamship Britannia—For Halifox ‘tue Cavendi h and two sons, Major Sultivan, er, De Bankier, R A. James Pringle, Mr} homas Boole.’ For B sion—Mr Bradbury av Dickena, lady and servant, Mr Motley hes, Joho S$ Williams, Mr Wreagley. Mr and son, Passengers Sailed, New On:pans—Ship St Louis for Boston—Captain 8 E Andrews of New York. Domestic Importations Savanan—B Boorman, Jounaton & co—194 123 ig Exe; aske rice cher & 4e A LL Heek Mi rick—2 : Carr Jes — 30 G Colling —18 W Cook—27 to order a fy 17 Center ke >—T7i a tuchardse— 6) H Fine ~ 26 Boorman, Johnston & co—60 J 8 Shapter MARITIME HERALD. POKT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 24, Tl 2 i ta ne, aud Lower Canada, th aty of BE lies Ge lis scissseieinssausn iesesroven Ot ceensien | ia peen Par te ghun fw of Aautabula ahd Cag, Oho. They ina promising condition. The only institation which in any degree; answers the expectation of i ers is the Bank of Commerce, in this city isat a discount of 16 per cent, and its bills are not cover- ed with security by 16 per ceat. Of the other banks this city the U. $. Bank has ceased doing busin ‘The New York Banking Company is winding ap. The American Exchenge Bank h ined severe losses; it haa circulation of $230,000, covered by a value ofonly $99,000 of stocks—making the bills worth but abeut 20 Departure of the Atiantic Steamers. _ FROM LIVERPOOL, Row poston. Pei Francis Gdine Robert Gide Ree Wheeler Laming Ferris, George Hawa Rey jatnin W, Valentine John Chappe George Peasenger Owen Monaghan Goodman lam T Ryer Roly Johnson Joha M. Seaman McArdle vor Arnest Fink, sen. hard Kee Edward Phi ses Isaac Valentine SaauelgPatterson Henry M. Valentine Win H. McCree Rovert Beaty Jacob R. Reed Broadway. H jas at ____Thom ] O8T—On Saturday Roosevelt street, a Cus ‘tinder will be tiberally the Herald Office, for er) G. W. EVA PACKET SATE SHERTDA y N FOR LIV, will ple reet, To-moirow, 25th inet. at 12o’clk, mboat HERCULES will take the ship le by BL! RK VAN Id; any portion of it will be ott applieaticn to the age: iow att DYKE, day last, was sporaed of on reasouable terms, Biecke street, thirty fvet front aud reur, aud sevent with the three story brick house ir. Dod, Ajothecary. ‘The House bv Ww! Also. a Jargeand va roiture, in excels ) ab and mayle bedat vate or pul toe ning 175 feet front and rear, and 100 peta, rugs oil cloth, pier and inantel Joking top pier and eet 15h naweet paste, srgors, Sec Fitsr the Pisuo Fortes will be sold inthe Fulton street store ra, ltom LL Sell at Aue: _ 1842, at 12 o'el lowing valuable propert 1. UNION PLACS—That Manhatsan Benk, in fe. Th ry ic buildings of any in the city o! New York.— ‘The lots face on Union Place, Bloomingdale Road. and 18th THOMAS BELL. ESDAY, At Lu) o'clock, in the sale did pixno fortes, by the y other uountry. NESDAY. ditional Lot of superior second DAY Gente! Furniture—At 11) v'eloek, will be sold the entire haudsome furniture contaiued iw the house 92.1 near Hudson, comprising Brussels, venetiau au: ¢ tables; rich damask window « 4, a very valnable piano forte, niaatel lustre ornameuts. mahoyguy rocking chairs, French and other rasses; paliaste’s aud ped plain and dressing durea veh and glasa ware and kitchen utensils oom furniture genl- £. H. LUDLOW, Auetioneer. DNESDAY. 26th January, | tthe Merchant's Exchange, the fol clegan’ rituation. known ae the land will be divided into 20 re the most desirable location for ch, le; 20 per i ser. LS) —All that lot of ground in fee, No, 128 Grecne street. en the evsierly, side, begin. outherly, from Huston street, being 35 feet "feet in depth, 3. Algo, the lot of ground, in fee, corner of Broadway and ee] ti 53 feet deep. ‘Also, the nex Broadway feet di rear, deep. The lot . Parallel with Broadw. ith two stores and dwellin front each, aud about 24 feet each in the rear, and jive feet jeremy Wow occtipied 90 feet front and rear, ing lot of land, in fee and bu! Vj 3a feet 10 inches on Broadviny , ““flerms of sale:—10 per centat thenile, 40 per cen! an the te- livery of the deeds; the balance may rem an ured on the premises for five years, subject to the p yment of tawful inter- est semi annually, ‘The premises are rented until t9t Ma’ will be ent Fat! No. 11 Bro’ next—the purchaser web to the rent from the Lat xt, aph maps may be had at tle office of the Auctioneer, ad street. vious to sale. 419 5c" FOR HAVANA—The stein bark CLA- RION is hourly “expe ted, aud will meet wilh every possible despatch, having part her cargo already engoged. ‘Those de- rand of securing freight or passage, by this apleavid and beautifully arranged vesacl, should nuke early application to MILES SHORTER eae d 50. teamooat CROLON or the NI rine Market slip, East River ¢i for Bi ing except Sunday at 7 o'clock. From GLOVER & McMURRAY. 100 Pine THAN A Y OTHER ROL THE MOST TO ALBANY, through. x ITIOUS ROUTE ja BRIDGEPORT—Fare MROD, leaves Catha- ridgeport, every morn- Bridgeport, passengers will be forwarded by the Houaatonie Railroad to North Ca- naan, furnis! at the ¥ ‘) LINE LIF) Permons Wishiug to send to tan make the necessary arrangements and have them come out in tl from Liverpool on the 7th and also have afirst rate clase of srery sixth day, thereby affordiy nee to from that port. and ashi and despatch. Should the parties agreed for not come out the money will be returned to those who pai a paid. to West Stockbridge (20, miles) by thence to Atbany (3€ miles) by tt and Wired. a sroly on board of she by Pasange or freight apply on board of the box House, Ni Namie atrees ‘iil remain duriug the year 1542, ailroad. The cars 5 Court D PASSAGE FROM GKEAT TTANCES TU AN. BRITAIN AND IRELAND, BY THi ‘ERP! ACKE’ the old country for ends, ‘rith the subscribers, is superior line of packets, eailin 19th of every month. ‘They wil erican transient ships sailing ‘@ weekly communication . Rocke, ia there ‘eve that all the persons of the firsn, rr. Jam oe assages have been paid here are forwarded with care here without any deduction. bs this The ahi eovapeisi ine are: The OXFORD. ‘The NEW YORK, * CAMBRIDGE, “= COLUMBUS, OPE, Ad UTH AMEKICA, EUROPE, “ ENGLAND 18) “ NORTH AMERICA Drafts at sight, for any amount, on the Royal Bank of Ire towns Will be paid on deinand, free of discoumt ee ROCHE BROTHERS & CO. scott, Grote, Ames & Co. ere, mm, ju all the prin- by letter, post ext door to the Fulton Bank. N.Y. ‘andiave them brought out iu fiaste ships. And those wishin FROM LONDON, BRISTOL AND DIRECT.—Persovs wishing to send out from either of the above rrangements with the aubscribers f er: stelaas packet to send money to theirfrienda, can have deafts for any amount, payable in all the principal towns of she United Ki jaa igdom, if application he made t &'J. TF. TAPSCOTT, 49 South street, comer Gouveraeur lane. or 43 Peck lip. i iverpool us above. ‘T} odations for cabit com gers, who will be taken ata moderate rate. ship, at pier 13 Eaat River, or N and berth can be «1 on board,at Orleans Pier foot of ri th ie On LIVEMPOOL— Packetot ihe 25th Jaunary. frat clags fat sailing packet ship GEN. Hoit. will bedeepatched for has unsurpassed ae: South street. 5 B—Arrangemenis can, as usual, be made with the sub- ft {those who may be sent also be furnished for any t Britain and Ireland, on ap- |. FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular Packet of the 25th instant—The splendid fast sailing ship SHEKI- VAN, Depeyster, Master, will sail as above, her re gular day, to HERDMAN,61 ‘This sips aceommodations for eabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers, ar: not surpissed hy any vessel in ‘port, S.—Persons wishirg to send for their friends ‘old country. can have them brought ont in the al eship, or any of the regular packet cir day, by applying ar above directed, 19 aged on mederate terme, by applying Wallst, orto EK & MeMURRAY, 100 Pine a! ih GLOV:! PASSAGE, chr Line FOR NEW ORLEANS—Only Re? f splendid packet ship ARKANSAS, Capt. Dennis,saila positively on the 25th, her regalr ay ship: of thie live sail, every five days, or passage free Having splend bin, and steersge should be made on 49 So! The Hu.taville will succeed the brusry. r eabin, recon ca- early’ application accomimos rele ety ft foot of Ww. & J outh Arkans and sail Ist BOOK-K KEEPING. + Counting Rooms of (.C. MARSH, €8 Cedar street, He oaatie trom #A. M. to 9. M.inord rth t me chante ang othera may. avail themselves of @ couree of inst Fa ate etuly practical ; ope that emb:acen av omplete rou: Hon a ae euidie traussetivns and me ‘eantile calculation; and Line of anich the student actually keeps a eet of fo {hoe who are uaarquainted wi that hia principal work ay that it reeves rk Public Schools, and other ng; and that he, Fimsel!, 1s the honor of be Mereautile L ) With terns, mi titutio respeinied, te-cher oft book: kee ping for the * brary Associatlon” of this city. Prospect had at the counting rooms as above. Duane streets, on ', 26th inst it. atthe National, Canal at. near Broad: ore ‘Dinner Tickots'$125, to be hat at the above onevelt @ ‘Gentlemen wishing to ine wi | please take their tic- y, that a definite order nay be given. Dinner on the Sth Ave- jure iv 5 . ‘ be nlao had at the 16th Ward Hotel, ih oehanedentreertombe \ TE.—The subecribers conducting the general t rtd Commineion uno having aatoetated tnmelt myth ob 3. nus. wsiness will in future be conduct JuobS. Arentariue. Phe businets due CULARIUR, of ace firm of HENRY B. RIEL: (8, LOUISIANA AND NEW Regular Packet of the Februar fant sailing Packet SI ILLE juinford, will positively sail ax above, For ft furnished ac- commmodatlon Wall etreet, r Agen! Barstow, will »: The y E. K, COLLINS & CO. South street. at care wil! be taken to have the goods by this lite cor- oie New Orleans, James C. Woodruff, who will promptly forward OE is to. addi packet ship OCMU the Huncaville, aud aail iy rene. LGGE, Capt. Leavitt, will e 10th February, her regu ar d: ——~ OLD LINE Regular Packe: OF LIVERTOOL PACKETs.— tofthe Ist February.— the spleadid, fast wailing packet ship BOUTH AMERICA, Capt: her regular di and steerage pa Far terms of passag orto sailing from L pa com| on the 7th a f sending to frlepdonexs ‘Shave them’ Brought out in the South Ameri uvereoo iy Lge si ye fi ort priving the old line, saling from there punctually and 19th of every month. above. positively on Tuesday, the Istof February, having accommodations for cabin, 24 cabin surpassed by any vessel port.— ply om board, foot of Beekman street, ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 95 Fulton st. next door to the Fulton Bank. een old country, for th ,or in any of the For passage apply as jm “| TRIAL was made beiore the annexed Commitice of A gyectable merchants, in November, 1810, at the foot of Wall'stre:t, New York, unouone of the Salamander Safer, with one of Jesse Delano’s, C. J. Gaylor’s Patent Double, and Scott's Patent Asbetos 3: nd iu recommending to them ilder's Patent ‘us fully entitled to therr cou fidence. WADSWORTH SMITH, the pu li ‘Salaam jer Safe, BALDWIN , MINTURN & CO. CHARLES H. MARSHALL, Committ All Salamone: bo by the subseriber, wi l be equal to any G je ment on hand, or made fo order, and for sale SILAS v. HERRING, Sole Agent t ale G 3 AND, BART HENWARE—Assigun® tire stock of China Glas, and Earthen- Greenwich street comur lem y dissolved by 4. ‘CUS solety is authorized worettle the business of the cones iy ARD Lun, D’ JOHN #. NOLT New Vork, tat January, 1942. EDWARD LUDECUR will continue the bue'nees of deal- ing in Manic and Mus eal Instruments on his own ecconat, at No. 39% Broadway, 25 NT AIL ARRANGENMZNT —ihe Post O ‘ovens at A.M., and closes at 7 P.M. daily, “exept Stn 2 On Sundays the office oper sat'@ A.M.,and closes al 10, Opers again at 1 clover ~t 1) P.M, : ‘The mails are ¢ oxed at ths office as follows, viz ~The Great Ne Mail on the Evst side of the River, via Yonkers, hee idaon, to Al e Sing Sirg, 0 all Offices Nort! York, at 9 o'clock at night the neat morning, Liew in t. iying ou the West he es in the coun: side of the Gree, Mews, Meud, Ovaige, Ulater, Sullivan, Greene aad Broome. ‘The Great mouihern Mail elvten at). Sunday, on whichday. it will hereafver be clos’ tact) aM in'thiw rail ig included ail matter for the Souther aud. Wee: tera Ntatea, also all office 1a NJ, anid the Mowthern ter, count the State of New York. Anextra mal for delphi, via Jeraey Cit: apply iog all the N.J, ou the route theudgh Newark, . ton, to Camden, m imade up and sent daily Alle other wails chvse aa usual 9¢ shi coun! Post Office, New York, Jam.20, 1812. ¥ COLTS PATENT RY PRATING! ARBINGS flor « 7 Kix vedition—Flirt st foi INGTON, P.M, wiiw . un Key, Nov. 25, 184.—With th conte on the dollar. The Mechanics’ Banking Associa | Wellington Gnmiwick, Nov.20 | Mediator, Chadwick, Feb. | nical Hua athe elite hive sucéreded to'my watisfae' ton, tion has not only been badly managed, but a portion of | Quevee Dee.t Lavenvoo., Hitee being toawed for twenty days boat nervier, ey its bonds and mortgages are in process of litigation. The | + upland, Wate, Der.7 | Suuth Ate my oly Kinda OF, sponthet, JRE seat tally, <i following is a table of the Banks yet in operation, with | Gviriet, Shiddy, Dee ia Lose Peat " JOHN poe N, me ko nomixal value of the stocks, and mortgages plalged, | ear Thoms, Dees | Mv Se nee! Colt, Gis Hotel, N. York, ne bi th 80 ai terms inquire on the Fulton fish market ‘Alse, storage can be bad on appli FOR SALE—The « and eating s+! Gotlue Hall. . the lease from the Krat of May next.suid saloon being one ot best locations in Broadway and now doing an excellent 8 aud will be sold ata ba uated that he cannot attend to, 0) wi South street, and ix tixtures the bases cars unexpired teri of y basement of n 316 B ogether wi as the present owner ix For particulars aud premises or to SAMUEL DAYTON, 4 aw? corTorvapie ‘Offices in » i mediate possession gives, by apply- JOHN HERDMAN on the pecmuney., oF qf water proc 50 to $I and busk: GENTS’ Wate: ildren’s boot: corner of Canal »! the utmble sixpeace passes for the slow shillicg. Fa effective cure to few days wil us medincive. ration iu the mode of living. All whose cases tracted of aggravated by roaltreatment, 18 utinost confidence of bring ¢ rate—attendance from 7 m the morn fice 19 Duane st. J dwelling a arantliog. 190. b te, of the late fers and pomy buskios and tes, ki ves abd all warkanted g ‘2 FO; aud ehildre tonable, good aml ch-ap: shoes, &ercheaprat in the c t, at Walker's celebrated cneap 320 Tim? EVIGAL CARD —Dn, Cooren, No.12 Dune st, near Chatham He may be al {0 the aMicted of both sex with the utmost confidence | affectiow , mull affords reli way © 1 deli pers 4 out the wee ol e jou from bi No iuterrspaion pe oe ith the fetuniy cured ig woul 10 nigh _ ab im? D DISTILUERS.—Tho subscribers property consists Ens the O. capable of OMewery amd malt house Oa eae ee caoge Tor 20,000 rain, a barn, tur 600 hogs, ted thereon. destillery: there ia a steam po wer with Lavo cyllndc is—ample mach uery fornrinding, ols superiag rectifying establishinen', contain: tereeco John Wrights patent alcohol copper stills, he whole eatablighmeal is of a cuperior hind, weil Guished and eon flourish nen in all rrangements, situated ina rich and i eran growing cOuntry, is now in complete order, and in full operation. F New York I having become weceagar of the decease of H gain, Ove third of the pure! the delivery of the deed, ‘and mortgage for a term rence juquire 2 Or of the subscribersin Aube 4i8 3m" RNGLISAg! 44 Wella, forsale b M OWAWK AND Hit A eemi angual sell the same in consequener « Watson, it will | of 76 Hudson street GEORG! FO LEITCH, @ & M WATSON, PEL tiING—U various width. Alo, Hueles * peRasK & BROOKS. a 1 J8ON RAILROAD COMPANY f three per cent em the Capital wrte st div i steel of this Company haa bees dectared payable at the Me chenes’ Bank, in the eity of New February vee ¥ ° Rel 33 otady, ork, om the Efteepth day t Jie he ‘FUOMAS PALMAK, Beoretory. anew ita. taj proved ay, it 11 o'clock, without ‘eserve—12 splendid Lever Watcher, without ‘reserve, and by crder of the 11, to close a eoneern. pipes of bracdy, 2 dogin; 50 do Port, Sherry and Ma- kets champaine do; 15 boxes sosp; 1¢ do PARK THKATRE CHIPPE NDALE’S RENEFIT. ING, Jacusy The pertormance wih com THIS EV ues with Phe atertig Cone ly of : seED THe PLOUGH § Sur Phil Blanford, Fredericks | Sir Abe! Handy, Chippeudate Bob Maui 2 lacide Abbott | Farmer As M 8) Cushma ng the Comedy +N aman aCouutry Dace Comic Song, * Humors of a Race Coucse !” by W. H. Wa tain To, couclude With WHAT WILL THe WORLD SAY ? Li wold apt Tarradaldle Plocwbe Marian Mayle y Bowes $1—Pit su cents—l Doors onen at 6), 1 erfor Mier Bulow ast Torvlocn MA Bb. Bpeetacle of UNDE 2t—-The performances menes with en Firct Night of the Dram thIS EVENING. Sir Hurlbrand, Kirby | Gybtia, Jobnaow Undine, Mra, Thorue fw : After which | Diamond and Whitlock will appeer im their Negro Extra Vo ganza8. To conclude with THE MIDNIGHT HOUR | Hall | Seoastian, SEPCHRUL'S OLYMPIC TREATS ~ wri etetnalol the celebrated Dramauf AS MODEUS THIS EVENING, Sanuary 21—The performace will com care with the leughsble farce. enlled - {0 NFOUNDED FOREIGNERS Mons. La Folie," Horncaatie | Lieut. @Phelau, | Nickinsow Rose Western, rv Tima ‘To he followe ab ASMoDe SINSEEN ork sinodeas, itenell | } ‘Mr Blank, Albert Blak. After which MIDOY ASHORE Lieut.Mertou, Clark, Lady Starchington, o-Ket, Mis Singieton Admission—Dreas circle Soceuts. U \a} een! Private boxes $5. _Doora oven at hel pai oinpany's Departure for ant Attractions ! ahi arpet Leap The indian Powe Gardner will app ter Smith will perform on the J-Sweeny willappear i most popular Song of Lucy’ Long, accomp ny ing hit the Banjo Intermission of fifteen minules. To be followed by a new farca, called FOUR QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE mye lias A Mia Rogers _. Dies. Rivers | America, Mrs. Speucer Aided by the Equestrian gentlemaa, r Sands will perform on Four Horses, Principal Act of Horsemanship, by Mr.J. Buckley. Air Sweeny will sing Old Tar River, The whole to conelude with a Langhable Afterpiece called BILLY BUPTON. performance ccinmences at 7. 5 PAL 26 cr: ‘The auimnala belonging to lying Rope Europe, Afnies, Zoological Institute, will be opeu for exhubition during the holidays, Entrane 1, 0 Chryatie-at. Admission 25 c+ ut AMERICAN MUSEUM, Corner Broadteay and Ann street. Manager and Director, Mr. P.'T, Baran Grand Gala Week—Th* New Hall opened—Fulls of Niaga 10 First Appearance of La ©. Barber, Mise M Bar EVERY EVEN ity of Dubli ite Cerito, mM. id Master NG THIS WERE :, Jan. 24th. announcing that a mew, ¢ hundred feet in length, hae ter Henry, Mies ‘f. Barber, ablishment, and though st ‘cou nt works of art ever exhibited in thi ‘The Price of Adm ‘The Manager haa a ment with Mr. JR. try. jon to the whole will remain at 95 cents. fro expanse, effected a short engage J OLBROOKE., to exhibit his elegant and interesting MODEL OF THE CIPY OF DUBLIN. ‘Themaneger has also engaged for a short period the Grand and Sublime Exhabition of the stupendous FALLS OF Ni- ! The wonderful, Exh The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD the ge. is in cont ‘The Albino Lady is here every Fancy Glase Blowing every evening. ‘The grand Cosmoramic Views are all changed. For the convemence of families snd childeea, there wilt herea'ter bea VAY PERFORMANCE, every Satu day af ternon, commencing at three o'clock ; Principale of Schools and their pupila admitted on liberal hibition of the greatest inyeation of ‘operation, ‘Admittance to the Museum ond all the entertainments, 26 tents. Childen ubder 10 years of oge halfprice. (GRAND BALL AT TAMMA Jam, 281h, 1842, for the benef WELT, who was one of the er h,foundered on the 28th of November, 1841, off Cape deck, having I ey erdeck, having lost erery. tring’ et: His trends have determined to given te above, which ther confidently hope e of the community, volunteers hia services for the xcasio’., Commitive John Nuttle, Y HALL, ow Fri well was chief Cook on board this ill-fated yess e last person who left hi i cept what he stood Bail for hie bene he patrons Mr. Varker kindly Thomas Close, JH. Bate, Hi. Spork J. Fowler,jr Dan el J MeDonough, A. Brit P.B. Sawyer Win Geo ge J, Jones, George Ward, Thomas Fowler, Robert Reed H. 8. Hawes, , Freeman, George W. Dawson, Saude Scott, x KR. 3. Hanns. ting a centieman and ladiew, wo be had of either of the Commitice, or dir Ashwell, 1 Catharine street. __ ja0 at URN’S ANNIVERSARY will he celebrated by a Diu ner, &e., u# usual.at the BLUE BONNET HOUSE, No. 17, Spruce atreet, cn the 25:h instal The admirers ‘of the Bard and his’ productions, and those in the company. (iendly to the house, are i price ‘of the ticke has been put at our dollar, that aene may he excluded on acc: unt of the price. ‘The diner will be play and substantial, and ou the table at seren o'clock; wi’ routh 0° quid Usquabie to wash itdown wi’, Dinua forget the day— occasion aud the place. ‘ickets to be ne at the of the Blue Bonw Lt FOK SALE. IN ILLINOIS.—t Green River, in Henry Coun y, about two miles from Rock River and about 14 mileaabove ihe mouth of the ri ver. audis two milee from Morristown, the county seat of Henry county, ‘The Mill has two run of stones, of the beat Frencl burr. There ia also. a Saw Mill atteched: As there ja but in that county besides this, and that 16 miles from it, i y business.” ‘There are 80 acres of |. Green Kiver is a $83 500 abd $4 per acre, f |, enquire at Tremont, Tazewell _ 5 uw ESSRS. G. WEISS & GRAHM, members of QD man Musical Soret: ave inform the fashion able society of New ¥ ite vieinity that they ha formed a full and eflective band of inatrumental performers twenty in number. if required | ‘They have ‘ll the fashionable new Walzes, Galors, and Cotillions of the celebrated compo- 5 are Labitzky, Musord and other emment professors, and hold themselves in readiness to attend p parties, soirees, &e. They will attend with two instruments violin and |e fort: na ind suy additional member that may be nired. Favors w ‘oinptly attended to by 3 at the mane store No. 412} Seca eny col vi thes recites eso s Hetil jim MUSIC, MESES. SHNEIDER & KEBHUN, dir YS of the well known German Band, beg leave & fashionable souety of New York, vie their full and effec! Band, consisting of twenty 1: tal performers, is now ready to attend private parties, sores, Ke. They have all the latest and most poplar Walives, Co tillions and Galops of the celebrated composers, Lanne Strauss and Labitaby. and will attend eitiver with, two inetrw: menta, viz: Violin and Pisnolorte, or avy number that may be required. All t: ‘a will be promptly attended to by anply ug at Me. FRAN TZKEE’S Fur Store, 292 Broadway, where aches ond (ientiemen are requested to inepect the most Ca id aes ura, Sking, Cape und Mobee, ever offered ~ MUSIC. PIANIST would respectiully inform the » he will play that the A celebrated eotillions and wallzes, Enguire at No. Walker street. i 20m h> Ballin aid of the New York will take place at the Pai re, Tiewets $5. Siawaw artier on the pianolorte private REINS DRESS COALS o rf a jermentsofaecon Py quality proper) " oe wh TWELL's € . Which i considered by he first Ph 1 Ty hest com -bilblaime, 7 Loma, the strength of amy other kind. Ww! '# Opode doc, m ote! ‘Pe truth of ie ae great Of ted un to cheat. Price 25 ce: * Lat Wholesale and Retail by A.B. & D. S.cde, Drape No.79 and 100 Fulton greet, Dovid Seance ae N 77 Kast Broadway ; Abrim B. Sande & Co. No. ay. corner of Chamber street. Alao for sale aa above, the a) IC BNUFE.” for Headache snd Catarth, tome f md recommeded by De. Professor of Cambridge Universit (a7 Vrice 45 conte di atesawlow PAYLOWS BALSAM OF Livi. WORT At the bliakiment. ” th “m ceased brother f: verul ye four year. ago he opened a store at 211 Spring street, and ad> nd 4c inedicine, wi ryetorehip the time the proprietor, the Bie, r Taylor's Baleam of 1 J elaiming the prop Mas Welllecown thatat Thayer first ietrodneed or celebrated medicine, W wt i Lyconene in Bergen county, Farm in Bh: SALE, oF Exchange, OF LO FeML . Penna. tithe fpee— Ale, ten jot sliamile from Newark Also to 3.0() for Saleby JONN MeCHAIN & CO. 0& Merion DOU Woven Pine and Sonny, wR NGLISH W)RUS=F oF fourdairt and eplinder wanehines 4 momufaetured from the pwreat metal for xo PENS & DRUGS 6 Luvacty