The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1843, Page 3

pretty vocalist of our city, will have a complimen- tary concert given him at the Museum, on to-mor- row evening, and presents a rare bill of. attractions, not the least of which are the introduction of Mr. Harrison, the celebrated improvisatore. Mr. Q. is every way worthy of liberal support’ 3 ‘The Grand Lodge of the State of Pennsylvania, last evening, at the Masonic Hall, South Thi street, elected the following gentlemen grand offi- cers for the ensuing masonic year : Grand Master—Wm. Barger, in place of Cornelius Ste- venson, who declined a re-election. Deputy Grand Master—James Page. Senior Grand Warden—Peter Fritz. Junior Grand Warden—William Whitney. Grand Treasurer—John Thomson. Grand Secretary—William H. Adams. te ‘Trustees of the Girard Bequest—Samuel H. Perkins, Alexander Diamond, Enos $. Gandy, Bayse Newcomb, Samuel Badger, 2 Madame Cinti Damareau, in connection with Monsieur Artot, the celebrated violinist, give their second concert at the Musical Fund Hall, this eve- ning, the first of which was numerously attended. There are those in our city who even venture to give the palm of preference to M. Artot over Ole Bull, for instrumental execution! cee ‘The popular corps of National Guards, Captain Thomas Tustin, give their annual ball on next Monday evening, at the Musical Fund Hall, and promises to be a brilliant feté, which is the usual characteristic of al! the assemblies of the ‘‘Guards,”” and remarkable at the same time for a high tone of respectability. We instinctively premise a full and fashionable assembly. ‘The wails of Old Drury literally groaned on Mon- day evening, with the beanty and elite of the city, upon the occasion of the first_appearance ot Ole Bull, and the reception of the Chevaliert for enthu- siasm, exceeded anything ever witnessed in this city, not excepting even the Elssler rage. Op‘nions here confirm those of your city, that the young Chevalier is the prince of performers on the Cre- mona, and without an equal in the known world. He was frequently interrupted during his perform- ances, and compelled to acknowledge his grateful thanks by many a bow. | The box list is overrun for his next appearance on Thursday night. x At the National Theatre, the drama of the “Kin, ofthe Mist,” continues to be the attractive card,an commands crowded benches, _ At_this establish- ment, on next Saturday evening, Mr. E. Conner takes his benefit, upon which occasion he will ap- pear in a new national drama, written expressly for the occasion, founded upon events in the American Revolution, entitled ‘Old Virginia; or, Southern Chivalry,” being the production of a young gentle- man of the Philadelphia press, who has heretofore been successful in compositions of a similar charac- ter, Daverna of the Chatham, N. Y., has taken the Arch Street Theatre, and opens on next Saturday or Monday evening, it is promised, with a strong cast, the house having undergone a perfect renova- tion in its interior. ; Some desperate scamp, without the slightest reference to either law orgospel, purloined a cloak belonging to Judge Parsons, from his residence in Bodie street, west of Broad, on Thursday night jast. Quite an aggravated case of conspiracy came be- fore Alderman Griscom yesterday, in which seve- ra] persons, male and female, were held to bail for annoying a respectable female by anonymous com- munications, which called in question her charac- ter for chastity and respectability. Notice has just been received from the seat of government, at aire | that the Chief Execu- tive of the State has issue his Proclamation for a day of General Thanksgiving and Prayer, to be observed throughout the State, on Thursday the 2lst inst. This is a novelty, so far as Pennsylvania ing junction of a like ours, Xe. is concerned, a lapse of twenty odd years ha ocewrred since a Gubernatorial in) character prevailed. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finst Boanp, Dec. 5.—200 shares Reading RR,s5f, 2%; 100 do do, 224; 11 do Memphis Bank, 72}; $1260 Che- sapeake and Delaware 6's, 1856, 42; 21 shares Union Bank Tennessee, ¢ & p, 63}; 32 do do, 63}; 15 do do, 634; $5000 State 5’s, 68}; $5000 do, 68; $100 do, 67]; $166 do, 67; 77 shares Girard Bank, 73; $5000 State 6's, in 1000's, 68}; $2000 do, 68}; 100 shares Norristown, 3}; 20 do Readiny RR, 224; $1000 State 6's 1846, new annual, 734; $2 Cincinnati Bonds, 99; $2000 Chesapeake and Delaware fs, 1856, 424; 5 shares Schuylkill Navigation, 33}; 150 do US Bank, 5}; $2000 State 0's, 8 5 f, 634; $5000 do, 68}; $1000 do, 63+; $2000 do, 5ds f, 68; 60 shares Manufactur- ers’ & Mechanis’ Bank, 21}; 6 do Philadelphia Bank, 93; 22do Union Bank, Teun, 633; 35 do Commercial Bank, Natchez, 18; $20 County’ 5's, 35; 5 shares Cumbden and Amboy, 101; $1000 do Loan, 100; 34 shares Wilmington RR, 17]; 230 do Reading RR, 22; $1000 Tennessee Bonds Ist July, 88}; $6000 Reading R R Bonds, 76}. | Seconp Boarp, Dec. 4.225 shares Girard bank, 73 ; $1000 Ches. & Del. 6’s, 1856, 434 ; 2000 do do, 43; 68 shas Merch’s and Mech’s, Sd3 flat, 21 ; $1600 Wilm’'n RR 6's, 1855, 86} ; 10 sha Union bank, Tenn, c&p, 64 ; 15 dodo do, c&p, 63] | $100 Wilm RR 6's, 1858, 86} ; ‘Tenn bds, aph Ist July. 883,510 shas Louisville bank, 85 5 96 Wilm R, 174 ; $2000 Tenn hds, Ist July, 88}; 2000’ State 5’s, 674; 5000 do s5f, 673 ; 2000 Reading RR bds, 1850, 75}. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. PuyLaperaia, Dec 5—Arr Elizabeth, ., Remington, Matan- zas; Talleyrand, Knowlton, Savannah; © W i Reynolds, (Br) Morgan, Demerara; Port Spain, (Br) MeAlpin, Port Span, T: Fo . York. Ne w York: Matilda, Spates “ Indies” “Ar if rald, Hodgdon, Salem; Fulcrum, Norris, Boston Bivtinon®, Dec 4—Arr Direct, Briggs, NYork; Jane Hen- derson, Pautding, Albay Sid D © Wilson, Mobi W-rrington, —. Rycumion, Dec «Arr Saml C Abbott, and Ann Eliza, N York. SkiJ'W Smith, do. ' if Fe hase NOrl. 5 Lightfoct, Inqvebem, Portland; Lnty jpeken. Ah from Curacoa for Boston, Noy 24th, lat 21 N, lon Foreign Ports. Port Srain, Trin, Novy 6—In port, Ste) y en Baldwin, GI den, from Philadelphia, disg; Currency, Sharp, for do, 3 days nly Ainerican vessel Trixipa, Nov 9—Arr Harriet, Pote, Boston. GF IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY I tients living at a distance, bystatingthe nature of their com- plaints explicitly, together with treatment they received elsewhere, if any, and enclosing $5, either by post or through the different express conveyances in communica- tion with this city, will receive a chest containing all me- dicines requisite to rm a cure, with full and explicit directions for use. . All letters must be post-pi W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. MEDICAL CARD.—A CURE GUARANTEED —The members of the Co of Medicine and Phar-. macy of the city of New York, established forthe sup- ression of quackery, are now successfully treating all ases of a private nature, according tothe new mode of treatment adopted by the professors of the different hospitals of Europe. No mercury or any preparation in- ~ us to the constitution is at present used by the col- lege in the removal of those complaints, thereby savin, thousands from those dreadful mercurial’ complaints thal sometimes baffle the skill of the most e: ced prac- titioners. Cases of an ordinary character are completely eradicated in from three to six days, and thase cases pro- tracted by charlatans or aggravated by over doses of mer- cury, speedily yield to the powerful alterative and — ing Saisie used by the College in the cure of these diseases. Gonorrhea, gleet, stricture, and all diseases of uretha permanently cured in less than half the time occupied by the old treatment. One of the members of tha College, thoroughly acquainted with all diseases of a rivatenature, and such improvements in their medical Rreat ent as has been lately made hy the}medical ‘faculty of Europe, attends daily as bene) physician, at the office and consulting rooms qf the College, 97 Nassau street. Advice and all medicines, $5. tg PRICE REDUCED--DR. TAYLOR'S BALSAM Liverwort, 375 Bowery.. & phy! ‘ian, I most earnestly ask all who may have severe colds or coughs, or other symptoms leading to consumption, have you used this mostcertain remedy? If not, are you prepared to answer to ‘our consciences for neglecting to use it until your case hopeless ? when I can spread out before you such an abnndant and irresistible amount of testimony regarding its efficacy, that will convince the most sceptical of its t superiority over every other article ever used for the cure of consumption, asthma, bronchitis, and liver complaint. It isno nostrum; you, therefore, can have no excnse in this respect for your neglect. Dr. Taylor gra- duated in the Philadelphia Unversity, and a regular phy- sician always attends to its preparation, It has acciden. tally been found to be a specific for dropey. Bottles of $1 given fortrinl, S¢e the steel plate label, Buy only as above, or at 128 Maiden lane, ge CAVEA TO EMPTOR—Let the purchaser be on his guard—is 2 maxim which every one desirous to use the genuine celebrated ‘Italian Medicated should constantly observe, as it (the Soup) is dishonestly countesfefted, being no where else but at Dr, Felix Gouraud’s Perfumery estab- lishment, 67 Walker street, just one door from the corner of Broadway. This Medicated Soap is one of the most ex- traordinary chemical inventions of recent times, and has obtained for the discoverer boundless honors throughout Europe ; its effects in curing all diseased skins is almost miraculous,g and we are constantly called on by purcha- sers who exclaim, ‘ Your medicated Soap, Dr., is truly a blessing ; betore | used half of it several eruptions on my skin were entirely cured, and the rest are fast fading away ;” another exclaims, ‘Dr, your soap is worth its weight in gold, two of my children were afflicted with scrofula; by the use of Your soap they are entirely cured, and | will cheerfully give you my certificate.” (We will publish this in a few days, when we get it certified under oath) In a word, we solemnly asseverate that one cake of the Italian Medicated Soap will cure all pimples, blotches, morphew, heat spots, rough, chapped or delicate flesh. To ladies who aim at having a white, smooth, lished transparent skin, we confidently recommend you try one cake of said Cpe and if you are not afterwards satisfied with it, we willreturn you your money. Buy no where else but at 67 Walker street, one door from the cor. of Brondway, where may be had Dr. Gouraud’s Poudre Subtile for eradicating superflous hair ; his liquid vege- table Ronge ; his Blanc d’Espagne, or Spanish white, and his beautiful Grecian hair dye. All are closely or nearly tated; buy no where else but above. PILES —The genuine Hay’s Liniment and Lin's Balm OF Ching. will cure anyfease of Piles,no mattar of how long standing. ‘This it is warranted to do, and those who choose to suffer with this dreadful complaint, have them. dye to tess. ‘° only at 21 Courtlandt street, and No. 2 North Fifth street, Philadelpbig, ‘ Rd SMERTING VITHOUT | (ge AT A VERY LARGE a de inction of party, ote eee 7, the 28th Nov, at and Centre streets, for the | ulated to oppose the | ing means best caler ‘ \¢ Native American party, it was unani_ jist be city of New York, Monroe Hall, corner of Pearl purpose of advisi intrigues of the sly — me dcsolved, That we, as warm-hearted admirers of de- mocratic principles and institutions, and as enemies of European ‘aristocracy and royalty, look, with mingled | feelings of pity and shame, on many of our fellow-citizens, | who, totally against the spirit and letter of our Constitu- tion, strive to create odious distinctions between the citi- zens of this great republic, by Jnalating that the right of suffrage (as in all aristocracies) shall depend upon cer- | tain conditions of birth. | 2, Resolved, That in the universal right of suffrage, we not only recognise a political, but also a christian institu- tion, since the spirit of christianity is a spirit of equality and brotherhood, to whom all artificial distinctions amongst men are abominations; and that, in the endeavors to make the right of suth privilege for natives only, we perceive a violation of the spirit of christianity, that declares allmen children of one heavenly father, and members of one family on this earth, 3. Resolved, That we ascribe the success of the union North America, exclusively, tothe human and cosmo- itic laws, by which she has ‘opened the coasts of the New World to the persecuted and unfortunate of all na- tions; and that nothing seems to us better calculated to impede the progress of this republic than a repeal of said laws, to whom alone it must be attributed that the lonely wilderness has been, and is clearing y; that her ex. tensive coasts have been covered with populous cities, and that she has raised herself from the low grade of a state of the third order, to the imposing rank of a great wer, re Resolved, That we not only view it asa heartless selfishness—as a total want of christian feeling, but, also, as most unpatriotic and bad policy, when those whose fathers put their feet on this continent, poor and helpless, try to bar now the very same Gqptinent against other unfortunates, as if America was already too small to be the asylum ofthe oppressed of all nations; or, as if the sacred Constitution which. wisely secures to emigrants their rights, were a plaything for selfish and narrow- minded politicians. 6. Resolved, ‘That a committee of five be appointed to urge, by appropriate publications, on the adopted citizens of other nations the necessity for organizing against the common foe of Native would-be Baronets, without any other distinctions of party, in a similar way as the German adopted citizens have done. 6. Resolved, That we pledge ourselves never to yote for any candidate who will not, Tip Reef declare his gs opporition tothe principals of the Native American party. * ‘i * P. WILL, Chairman. L. Brsinnes } Gi, BaumGartet, ‘i H. Linpemuns, { Vice-Presidents. F. Rerz, Manre Nevman, Secretary. THAT CELEBRATED DENTIST, DR. A. C. CASTLE, No. 381 Broadway, has fairly tried Dr. Sher- man’s Orris Tooth Paste, and has been in the habit of re- commending it to his patients, being fully satisfied that it is the best article he has ever known for giving the teeth a pearly whiteness, rendering the breath perfectly sweet and preserving the teeth from decay. It is also free from every deleterious material, and is by far the most econo- mical of any dentifrice now in use. It has now been in use more than five years, and in every case it has given the most perfect satisfaction. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is No. 106 Nassau street. Agents, 227 Hudson ; 185 Bow- ry ; 77 East Broadway ; 86 William street ; and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. 0G RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE—For the cure of primary or secondary syphlis. This powerful al- terative is guaranteed not to contain a particle of mercury or any mineral injurious to the system, although pos sessing enttre control over those loathsome diseases. It is now universally used in all the hospitals of Europe in syphiletic complaints, and is a certain cure for venereal sore throat, ulcers, nodes, pains in the joints or bones, and and all complaints arising from a syphiletic taint in the constitution or an improper use of mercury, Sold in sin- le bottles, $1 each; in cases containing 4 dozen $5, care- fully. packed and. sent to all parts of the Cnion, Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 97 Nassau street. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. §G@-CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUR Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Med: Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is now confidently re- commended and prescribed by the first meaical practition ers of the city, for all cases of debility ee either by secret indulgence or excess of any kind detrimental to the constitution. It is an invaluable remedy for impotence, sterility or barreness (unless depending on malformation) and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising from a debilitated state of the constitution. Sold in single bottles $1 each; in cases of half adozen $5; carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. fig PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, for the permanent cure of gonorrhea, gleet, fluor albus, and all mucopurulent discharges from the urethra. Of all improvements in medicine for the last twenty years these pills are the greatest, and have conferred the greatest be- hefit on persons suffering from those diseases. They have rendered the cure of those complaints certain and speedy, without injury to the constitution, taintin; confinement from business. ‘They are to the breath, or had genuine wens at the office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. Price $1 per box. 'W.S. RICHARDSON, Agent. {i COMSTOCK’S SARSAPARILLA IS WARRANT- ed as strong in as large bottles, and as good as any other article in the world that sells at one dollar,at the low price of 60 cents per bottle, $4 per dozen. It has repeatedly cured cases of Scrofula 20 or 30 years standing, after other preparation of Sarsaparilla had failed, which fully proves its superior efficacy, without looking, 3 the wide differ- ence in price. Wejknow many think that this article, sold at so low aprice, is not so good as those that sell at one dollar per bottle ; ut if the people will let prejudice run away With their heads, we hope they will go and pay one hundred per cent more for an article not so good as this at fifty cents per bottle. No.2 North Fifth street, Philadel- phia, is the only place to find it genuine, and 21 Courtlandt street, N. Y. MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Dec. 5—6 P. M. ‘A great advance on all kinds of stocks ; nothing down but barfk securities—Long Island improved 1} per ceut; Paterson 5 do; Harlem 3; Mohawk }; Canton 1; Farmers’ 4; Miinois J; Indiana J; Indiana faterling }; Ohio }, sales very large; Norwich Railroad }; Bank of America down } percent; United States 6's firm at last quotations, The rise to-day has been a larger per cent than for a long time previous, and the operations are very extensive. Domes- tic exchange remains nearly as before quoted. ‘There is rather a small amount of business doing in Southern bills, which is attributed to the mactivity of trade throughout the country. Domestic Excnanor, Dec. 6. 1 dit Be Baltimore, 73 irginia, att Caroling, Cae harleston’ Sa Se Savannah, al ye me bt a = Columbus, 1% 0 1 “ Macon, ga im Union, Flor. 724 7 L&T, Ba ddadg prem A director of the Phenix Bank states that he could find no loans.on the books of that Institution as having been | made on Long Island Railroad stock. This is doubtless the care, but it does not prove that they have not made such loans. It proves that they place such transactions in a different shape from what they really possess, and call them individual discounts ; but the security they receive from these individuals indicates the purpose of the loan. The North American Fire Insurance company have de- clared a dividend of six percent, payable on the 11th instant. The James River and Kanawha Company have made ar rangements to pay the interest on their bonds due on the lst of January next. The company will resume cash pay- ments some time this week. ‘The Patapsco Bank of Maryland, at Elliott's Mills, has declared a semi-annual dividend of two and-ahalf per cent. ‘The receipts of specie for the 23d, 24th and 25th instant, at New Orleans, were $106,000, making the amount re- ceived from the Ist of September to the 25th of November, $1,826,058. Receipts for the same time last year, $3,105,958 The great abundance of money in all parts of the coun- try, has had the same effect on stocks elsewhere as here At Boston, operations have been very extensive. Sales of ‘Western Railroad at $43}. The Nashua road has declared a dividend of four per cent for six months, and a bonus of four per cent besides out of the reserved profits. Thirty per cent advance has heen offered for this stock, and 29} do, for Lowell. The Boston and Providence Railroad is in demand at 4.4} per cent advance ; and Eastern road at 33 do. The Worcester road is in a very prosperous con. | dition, and the Company will probably declare 4 per cent dividend. The receipts of the Western Railroad, fc jo- | vember, have been less than those for the same month last year as regards paseengers. Total receipts from passen; Nov. 1842,. on oe = Nov. 1843, 18,637 Doeremse.. 6... 6. ce eee ee es $2049 The receipts for freight are enough larger to make up this deficiency, and give an increase for the month, over those of last November, Since the close of navigation on the canals of this State, the price of passage and freight has advanced. Fare from Boston to Albany $5. Flour per barrel 37}. This additional charge will add to their receipts for the present month, as vast quantities of mer- chandise are transported over the road before the deep snows of winter obstructs travel. ‘The loan of $125,000 by the city of Albany to the Mo- hawk and Hudson Railroad Company, has created consi. derable excitement in the different political parties of that, city. The Company gave the city a mortgage on their road, depots, &c.; but the fact that a mortgage of $200,000 already covered this property, does not appear in the pub. lic reports of the Company or Corporation. ‘This railroad commences the grand line that rans through the State, and is no doubt a very fair concern, and must receive a larger proportion of travel than the tracks of any Com- pany west; but in the event of the first mortgage being $20,686 closed,fit would swallow up all the property of the | Company, gnd leave the demand of thecity to take care city of Bridgeport is an evidence of the danger of appropriating the credit of a city to advance in- ternalimprovements. This policy has nearly ruined ma- uy of the citizens of that place. The city raised a loan of $300,000, and gave its bonds forits redemption. These bonds falling due, the city, unable to redeem them—the of itself. road for which they were created, a poor, worthless cern, miserably made, and outrageously conducted, with- out a single dollar surplus—the property of the citizens is seized by sheriffs, and sacrificed at public sale. city of Hartford made an attempt to loan their credit to a railroad company, but the good sense of those comprising the majority, nipped the proposal in the bud. ‘The internal improvements of this country are of the greatest v: and should receive every aid from our various govern- ments, consistent with their constitutions, to bring into their boundaries works that will benefit their citi: But we hold that these promiscuous loans of cred not come within the rights and privileges of a city © ration, The only reasonable excuse that palliates an acquisition of power, is the hope of immediately bene- fitting their own city and its inhabitants. It is the direct way to use the credit of a city to advance its inte. rests—it is the only just way to use the wholesale resour- ces of a people. The ereation of State debts to advance the improvement of any particular section, for whic! whole people suffer a tax, is not so direct a benefit as taxes for local improvements. Dents or THE Principat Cote Jan, 1, 1843. it. Hams, Americ New York. .......... $13,011,440 748,139 W. P.M. 20 f Pj ils) | . Burwos Aynes, Sept 24—In port, Boston, . - bapoett4 see ab A, Ou Wheto ‘calga ai pain Oe fostas, Det ts Brains, Adams, fe her por: ie 1 7; 0) , 54054; Potatoes, bbl, 2 6a 30; Porter, Lon- | phi Three Brothers, Conwa: is due our own citizens, and the interest will doubtless be regularly paid; but every dollar that is added t amount, draws atax from the peopleto meet it, and if that amount is increased, to advance any unpopular cern, or the credit of the corporation is used to father a debt contracted with individuals, the corporation beyond its power,and the citizens suffer accordingly. With- items of credit have been ex- If one method did not suc- inthe past ten years, the s hausted in creating loans. Annual Interest. State of Trade. os fives holders an ornate strength of the market here, caus favorable news. On. We quote sales of crude sperm at 78¢; crude whal at 40." The sales are very trifling. Sucar.—This article Jeans at 6ja6}c. The the anticipation of is very dull, Sales of New Or- Provisions.—-We have no alterations to record in beef or faith tete Bd. fem 29 iy a probably be the master ‘There is very little activity in: except cotton, which is very a ee ey Sele ‘A RIES Bah yee few Bedford, from the | Corron.—The sales ure very extensive, and are con-|tueket for facie : ‘ ned principally to speculation. Price: e not changed | Sailéd from Sippican 2d, Popmunuet, Flanders, Atlantic and from our last quotations, The absence of later European | Indiau Ocean news, to operate on the Spoken. ‘ Neptune, Foster, from Boston for Trinidad, Noy 17, lat 30, 68. ’ ris sonides, 10 days from NYork tor Rio Grande, Nov 12, lat 29, Denman, Howe, 5 Nov 19, lat 31 46, lon 66 47. m ‘A large ship steering SE, painted bronze, showing a white burgee, red border, with letters O K or OR in it, P ov 24, Tat 38 54, lon 66 26, pork. Lard continues in demand at Stasie for ki But: | “Statesman, steering 8, lumber loaded, Nov 24. a freee choen are v ¥ active at our last quotations. Fore! Ports. ue, iay.—A very good demand exists for bales. We quote ABue : 42ud5c for North River. Country sells at 62)a78c. | yligvama, Nov lt cla port, Hellespont, Bilis, from and for Wnisxey.—Drudge is very inactive at 29¢, Barrels are | oy charter; Baring Brothers, ( rocker, do do; Louisa, Gallagher, in Detter demand at 2440 from and for Thiladelphia, soon; Veleaco, Choate, from ‘and for zens. ReADsTUFFS.—This market, and all others that we | Boston, Canton, Parker, from Wiscasset, unc. frt or chtr; it do | have heard from this "morning, continue without any | Eusii, Dniy Se New Tore, | alteration. Genesee is quoted at $4,62). ney rg es ait reese Roach, do:'T Streets McConnell. for New Orleat such Foreign Markets. Hero, Goiding, do, soon, Robt Bruce, Gardner, Matanzas, Nov. 22.—Our market is now inactive, about Sevanvah, diss; any jot, Melotvre, do, arr i6th, Arr 2ist, most | 13,000 boxes of Sugar still remain on hand. Coffee com- Tasso, A ae Ky 22d, Ospi ¥ + Boston, $34) ing inin small lots, but of first ower and small bean ; Arps cont Earmagien, Barton, Hoste. no prime yet rece . Molasses is not yet in at all; our planters have got high ideas of its value and the price y Broughton, Chase, from iy ou. and Tennessee, Konia. will open high. ‘The crop of Sugar will be very fair but dodo; Brontes, Curtis, dise; Augue: that of Coffee short. Ale light, and brisk, doz. 30034; r Hiller, from Boston, arr ith, both disgd; ‘h the | Beef, prime No. 2, Ubls, 7a 10; do Jerked 8. A. 018 a 20; | Henrietta im. for Boston, loading; Wildes P Walker, local | do{do U.S: 12a 19; Bread Pilotgbble Butter yel. | kagecomb, from Bath, arr since toth; Acu Eliza, Mallory, low, 14.4 15; Candles, mould, 1644815; 6% a 38; Cheese, American, 8a 100; C Codfish, 36a 45; der, doz. 3 50a —; Flour, American, 12 a 13; Hoops, N 9a 11; Lard, 4a 174 ; Rice, qql, 40 yellow, 50 45 “do box, 6: gars, assorted halfwhite und half brown, 485905 5973; white6 a 3; brown do 4} a5} don, $0; Pork, Mess and Prime, 10a 13 8, Russia, pe, 9a 10 0; Shooks, hhds, 2 jo Sperm, 36 | Ng’ a 403| toa N ; yellow do 5} a 6}; z it NYork, disg; Stag, Pearson, e ju port, Dromo, Pickering, from Wilming- . Just arr; Commissary, rom Boston, d sa, Foster, for do, partly loaded, to sail about 15t Rogers, and Spartan, Bates, for do, w ney Salem, dise; Active, Garduer, , Bouse, dos Hor art, Colligy fe ; Allen’ King Mason, for do, une; Midas, Benthall, for Rio more, ready; America, Stephenson, for Somes, for Bueco, = a 7 janeiro, to fos f fatagonia; Jersey, Muscovado, —; coffee, Ist quality, —y second and third, 0 | “Av cne Afton, Aux 31—8ld Ceylon, Dayley, Cape Palmas, o the | 254; molasses, 5} gallons’ —-; honey, 2480 8 rs. The| Srdonne, Nit Nov 10—Art Orion, Doane, NYork. cargo of rice per A. A. Parker, sold at 9} ri and , from NYork, for St that of the Harriet, from Charleston, some day at 10rials. The market is now well stocked, at least one month’s supply on hand, New molasses hi not hausted, the market is completely bare, Ame duce generally was dull of sale; potatoes, last sal 3} per bbl, declining; the market well supplied. changes—On London, 11} a 12) ium; New York, 1 con pre goes there bein, tun to come in, and the stock of old being ex- 14, NB. Nov 23—Arr Merchant, Beck, Philadelphia. Home Ports Carats, Nov 21—Arr Amaranth, N York; 24th, Chief Sachem, Matthews, do. Fuasxront, Nov 29—Arr Lyra, (uew) Brewater, Bucksport, to load for Havana. | Sid 30th, Seboois, Hopkins, Mayaguez. Bootnay, Noy 26—In port, Hiram, Belfast for New York; do; Sarah, Camden f + do; Charter Roanoke, Bueksport for va a ceed, others were resorted fo, ‘The States loaned all they |1} premium ; Boston, 1’ do. Freights—-Tro the United | Oak, Giles, Bangor for Philadelphia. Mobile, could directly, and as much more indirectly. So long as | States, $1 per box sugar. iezeM Dua A rata Dateemaninnee Gone of there was a canal to dig, or rail road to be laid—so long as |“ ot ei Sine way Geogetonn, BC} hich Kilbor Phjladl: the capitalists of Europe would loan us a dollar, State) 6, uesday morning, December sth, at Christ Church, | "Ai fisle, Boscom, Bid 24, King Philip, Upton, Buenos Ayres stocks were created, and the issue only ceased for the} by the Rev. Doctor Lyell, Mr. Sternen Mantino, of | anda mkt. ‘ ; Want of value received, ‘The debt ofthis city was created | Staten jlsland, to Mits Mancanst Hacoaponn, adopted | | oer bere A A angi au rof G. W. Fountain, of New York city. e ‘. 4 by improving the city and bringing to our doors every ad- On Tiaoaince Wesrningy, the Oth, ntagtt, A Cheist Chu rahe Cuba: Denmark, vantage and benefit money could command, Every indivi- dual within our limits is directly benefitted by the gre: penditures of the corporation. Would our Common Coun. cil have the right to loan millions to the Harlem Railroad Individual corporations Company because it runs into the city ? enterprise cannot, in justice, saddle with loans to run the risk of their mismanage: The citi sale oftheir private property. This comes into very doors, The State debts are held far off. Those fo reigners who hold State scrips cannot come under the pe” culiar clause of our laws that enables our citizens to col. leet their debts against corporations. ‘The States ha souls, It by our own citizens, who compel payment at maturit rigorous measures, State stocks are held by foreigners. who cannot compel the States to pay if they are not dis- posed to. The Legislature of Ohio met yesterday, and we receive ina few days the Governor's Message, with the | |." present condition of the resources of the State. The of Ohio State stock in this city, are daily very extensive, and prices haye heen more uniform than those of any | %, 3% other stock in Wall street. The interest due on the Ist of January, is here, and will be paid out when due. transfer books close on the 15th instant, which create considerable activity in the stock between this that time. The Governor of South Carolina, in his message to the Legislature of that State, makes a very detailed report of ens of Albany will soon find the dangers arising from so free a use of their city credit. The citizens of Bridgeport have already tasted the bitter draught in the a very curious fact that City stocks are held by the Rey. y atex,| Exizaneta Writiams, all of this city. Died, On Tuesday morning, oth Dec. after a lingering illnes which she bore with chr: Kina, wife of Robert King, in the 53d vear of her age. On Monday, 4th instant., Mr. Gronae K. Heavier. His friends are invited to attend hix funeral, from hi ment, Plainfield, New Jersey, for interment. Ca, Weekly Report of Interments In the City and County saciid <A3er day of B , 39 Men ; 29 Women ; 53 Boy: "Total 168. iseas Abscess, 1; Apoplexy, 3; Bleedivg from lungs, 3 Bumed Scalded, 1; Cancer, 2 Casualties, 3; Cholera’ Infantum, Gonsumbtign, '25<"*Gouyulsons, je eC, 184: ve No ty by ir. Lyell, Mr. Francis N. Drew, to Miss ‘istian fortitude, Mrs, Marcarer late residence, 235 Madison street, on Wednesday morn- ing, 6th inst., at 1lo’clock. His remains will be taken to oenay York, from the 25th day of ‘Croup, 9; Debility,'10; * tenfnegos: ashing, ‘Gove, and Arcot, Eimer: Tabbutt, Rondout., Tele- graphed, Sun. ignal for 1 barque and 3 brigs Cid Craton, ‘Powne, Jamaica; Caroline, Jordan, Portland; 8 rah Wales, Kelly, Alexandr ington, Clapp, Philad mos, (lark, NYork. Arrad, Sarah Ann, Bates, Si if, ris, Lovell; Resolve, Bearse; Abigail, Matthew and Vermont, Ames, Albe outs keverett, Long, NY oii er, Hazlegrove, Fred __ | more;, Nile, Sears, Georgetown, DC; Mai i8 | Cld 2d, Anna Reynolds, Taylor, and Ben Philadelphia; Ocean, Eldridge, and. Wm Pitt, more; Splendid, Crowell, NYork. Std Frankl cator, Vandalier, Germ, Mary Elizabeth; and i uklin, Acorn, na Reynolds, Ocean, William Pitt, Benj F ommerce, aud {ear 3d, | Hicks, Peru, Arcturus, Acadian, o PLYMOUTH, Mass. Nov 28—Sld Sarah & Mary, Bates, Frank- lin » Nov x—1 t, John Ruggles, Dix, and Gees Tick, New York for Boston; Meohanie, do for do, Ist. ; “s aNtvenne, Nov 30—Arr Champion, NYork. Sld Bolivar, Betiw Broronp, Dec 2~-Arr Conquest, Crowell, Hudson; 34, Imperial, Reed, Darien; Deapateh,, Nickerson, and. Rose Bloora, Crowell, NYork; 4th, Richmond, (of this’ or ry trhold,2s do ophis, ie desearet,' 72 Hearts diverse of 24 | OF faitld Ct pupcinae for’, New 1 or wcket} Casiimen, ' ifthe . te brait s N ornelia, . do. Hooping Cough I; Tndmmarion, 1: do of brain, 7) do. pt rineses, Dine wir Queen, Bray Baltimgre: Superior ' Siueekmcd, 2s Smith, Aloauy. dims, Warren, Be usauua, Pale shell Hatamponmce, ty Marans = Kiedericksbarg: Liberty, Townsend, Philadelphia.” Arr Premature Birth, 5; Serotula, 1; Spinal dicase, 1; Suffocstion, ledenieksbargs. Liberty, ehladelphin.” Are ‘Uleers, 1; Uleetation ofthat 1s Unknown, Marion, Kells, Nosflk. ‘SMS B Mahones, MeGous! Age sales | Under 1 year, 53; 1 t0 2, 10,2 to 5, 26; 5 10 10,5; 10 to 20 80 to 90, 1; Unknown, 4. LACES OF NaTIviT ited States, 126; Ireland, 24; En 20 to 30, 153 30 to 40, 21; 40 10 50, 143" 50 to 60 6; 60 to 70, 4; 76 to Staples, Guadaloupe; die, Albany; Joseph, & thea, Nichols, Barbadoes; ew Haven, Deci—Arr Melvina Wm Billarst, and HM Ridgel pire, and President, Lady Fenwick, N Pritape fey Brin Sid Pan NYork. York, Dec 5—Arr Herald,Goodwin, Newburyport; v. Preteen Hi Cid Rockingham, Pewhallow 6; Unknown, 5. w Haven kingham, i The | SGP shive: were ftom the Hospital, Bellevue 8; Pniten, | Mobiles funell Ma the “Kingston, Jas, lit Nickerson: ‘Witt {alge Se, Beech wall’s Talend, ts Chey Hospertl, 4 NYork: Arr inthe Schuylkill, Lexington, Young: Republic: is and Colored persons City Inspector's Office, Dei " Passongers Arrived. Henry Springer, Liberty, Wheat Sheaf, Mary Aun, and Harriet & Hannah, NYork. a bla Cianueston, Nev 30—Arr Catharine, Berry, NYoi oy, King Br W hi ker, Philadel es Har Indi monie, (Sw) Lund, Newcastle, Eng; Rob Cld Brewster, Doane, Marseilles; Lady Chapman Sid F A Brown, Hay: the State finances. ‘The total debt of the State is $3,000,-| | Lospox—Packet ship Montroal—Chas F_H Campbell, John Toronte (Br) Douglass, London; Charleston, { Bremen) 000, which stands in the following items :— pomtheg yr ect eg ok Philadel it gy rare, seent, Dimon, Robinson NYorks Warsaw. Hawkit md Huntress = “arer o| hes, 3 Mis: Si Phi phia; Caspian, Jett, Bostor et, Hole Ponise Deut or Sourit Canotina, Nov. 1012 Hof Germany; James D Buiter, Andover, Mass—and 181n the ger, Norfll ~ slow Dee Ty verve icom Hichmond: Cid " h ; steerage. : ne, ‘Trescatt, % Date. outstad’g, of Keim Object af the Loan. tine ES _ — Crgaatadt Mian St, Now 38--Are Helen, Rogers, New York; 1794-5 $193,501 85 ‘Sve At will’ Pay’t revolationary claims. Foreign Importation eh, Royal Sailor, Cound, 4 eneriane, Theobald, Wiscasset; He BAe os Gee: Tab 18S latina! Leapeovements. Loxpox—8hip Montreal—1000 brs tin, Phelps, Dodge & 0 | 1, ‘Baldwin Thompaon; Madison, Bulkley, and Cayuga, Jac wes H0‘o = hase Mee Bandojon.. | HLPEB! Clark, & 00-2) FB Eran ate eters | ons Beare: Any A Sarkar riennay. eatery Bie 1eao 141.669 5a 5 1838 WR Wilt Tayler & coi Hy Jessupi0 FE, Fiedler—10 Hoadley, | 720; Barker, Heth ,C rele. Velinn Hoston,. Std. t-sneas 1838 1,035,555 55 5 1900 ‘of Chiton | Phelps & co--10 Lawrence, Murray & [ngato—200 A Hirst—13 | earaiee cia oy Mavana, Havana; Thos P ilart, New 1838 64441 At 1870 do Thorn & co—i3 Stone, Swan & co—12 Wm Vyse—10 J Caswell | Oyleahs; Excel, aud Philura, NYork. 1839 000 — 6 1648 Tepe aed punecripsion id x2 Jarvis a Sch merhora m Kare Farr | Tau anta en, Nov 2l—Arr Hortense, Jones, Jamaica; Pi- .C.& C. RR. 3 o—3 Levy & Bros: eman—20 agri EJ + Mai : asp 200,000 ~ 6 usa Bo" “go” do ing & co-=2 Abrenfeldt—2 5 Sechn frerriek’ Le ie MAPALACHICOLA, Nov 23—In port, ships Tallahassee, Hadley; . lo oung & co--31 GB Morewood & co? W Aymar& €0 | Charlemagne Packard, and Atalanta, Raymond, wig; George 3,495,164 35 A Mgrier— 2, WB Bard— 10,4, M. Haywood ke coS | Skolteld, Skolield, do; Manha Washington, Tyler; Vncas, $1,051,482 06—Amount of Surplus Revenue deposited with the | Cuthbertson—78 1 Jessop—4 Schuchardt te co-It JM Oppen- | jwtham, and Martyn Falllioe, New yates cals “A labame, Stat im & Con? C Doide-t D Wendel—t It Clark—1 Wight & co | Boe see Tyherine, Hower, disks brits feepublic, Gates: $2,000,000 09—A mor ‘sherius, Howes, disg; brigs Repul ales. guazanteed by the ‘The State holds 8,000 shares of railroad stock, which is valued at cost $800,000; and obligations of railroad panies, which are considersd good for $400,000. ‘The Go- vernor says that he does not believe the debt will be as it falls due, without creating another in lieu of it, large portion of it, unless important changes are made in the financial arrangements of the State. In remarking about the present price of the State stocks in London, and in suggesting that the State banks should purchase all the; State scrip offered in the market, Governor says :— There is now, and is usually due the Bank on note: counted, over two millions of dollars. The Bonded exceed: thousand dollars, and the Fire Loan discounts to abo’ million ofdollars, making on the Bank, of more than four millions of dolla: 9 Wit an State stocks, and and deposites, and three and ahalf Besides this, the Bank owns, or did own on the 30th tember last, upwards of four hundred and fifty thousand dollars in stock of this State. This stock, with only thousand dollars invested in the same way, might consti- for that period tute the redemption of the first year ; an no debtor need be disturbed, It will probably be said that the scheme I have for paying the Public Debt, will virtually throw t into the handsome rum of fi Bankiny burpos the State in the R. R. Company and Bank, and tion. This would raise the nomini oblig trinsically worth considerably more than its present knowledged permanent capital, which amounts to only hundred and eleven hundred and fifty-six thousand thre tof Loan ue L. C. & C. Rail Road, J Owen—1 J D Phillips & co—1 J Ech. is six hundred thousand dollars. ‘The Suspended Debt, and Debt in suit, amount to upward of four hundred gregate amount now due cie and other funds, including its investments in other five hundred thousand dollars of this debt, it should be fully able to redeem its circulation y all other demands upon it—leaving lions applicable to the public debt.— state of liquidation. Not so, however. Its preseat actual capital amounts to four millions of dollars—the debt to three millions anda half, which, if paid, will leave » hundred thousand dollars for ‘To this might be added the shares of al capital to one million seven hundred thousand, and would give it one in- —1 EC =I Simondsfield & com! Rudla SChamberlain—t L Atte:bury=1 J Riel 1 20 cks 2 hhds 23 cs 42 chts silver to order. Domestic Importations. com- J Comrie—1 C 1 L Tappan ulstones 1 pkg 200 Merritt, N York; Ali i Metamora, Ashby Jabama, Dadley Brayton, Providence; schrs Yarmouth, an ‘Arr 23d, George Skolfield, Havre; Helen, » Post, N York; Paragon, Bath, Me. no. Thurston, Bt i ’eterstu rab, Hanover, Gardner, Philadel ja. New Ornveans, Nov 23—Arr Siakspeare, Minor, NYork a Manxs—Bri Copeland—86 hides 54 bales cot- | Hannibal, Parker, Marseilles; Oregon, Glidden, do; Canton, Or Oe ee ee eee oon ine aerark | Otis: Bath: Highlander” Mayberry. Providence, ‘Toplifi, Wor co—6 J & W Townsead—27 Smith, Mills & co—40 Mel, C von, Clift, Apalachicola; ‘Van Buren, Seavey, 8 Anderson—73" Holbrook, Nelson & co—16i Ii Waring & son | Norfolk, “Below, coming up, Gibraltar, Thiladelphia, Cid =i2 Bryant & Maitland, douia Brinder, Decan, Liverpool: Ashland, Williams. a re; Gulnare, Tinker, New Yo ky G W_A ‘Tete, Lew! wee eT * i periment, Bradford, Mobile: Rosario, Dewey, y MARITIME HERALD. Arr2ith, Roscoe, Zerega, and Hopewell, Patterson, *% BL Tene Dt Ha ttn onl ro: Vietory: (Br) White, Livernos i, Bord ul e $ A yman, Forti: Salling Days of the Steam Ships. New England, Bath, Me: Coquimbo, o OM Chubb, Bost Br) (Bi 8 dis- i inven, Liverpool: John Carver, Pendiet ; casian, <. Exmpresario, Collis, add Geta Ses Rw Lave, Chait, Artin Eueas, '; Greeian, ux, Campeachy Acadia, Cnet) Hollins, Galveston. Cld Voliaire, Bradbury, Savau ve a ‘etd teem, i ALT AND FISH STORE. We shall esteem it a favor, tains of Vessels will give 2 Ds i BBLS. SALON; 300 do of Herring, and 400 boxes pect we slurying a a has Stave ery iat 4.00 foo bite Sot fuckerel; 200 hull o Wessels poke. 0a their Hite of the C i of si Pld them immediatly: ou eit arrivals Agents and Cor | 600 sxcks of Ashdon’s Sal’; 440 Salina do Ut= | reapondents, at hexne er abroad, will also confer a favor by | 200 hits o Salmon and Mackerel P| cere te this Oftee all the Mar Inteligence ess | 100 do of Sounds aud ‘Tongues rand | Shuaine, Nantieal Information of suy kind wifl be whankfuily | 2000 bushels of ‘Turks land Balt Y | See doimtec NELSON. WELLS & CO. 81 Dey stre:t. every yg on rig el See ee eee Sai A JEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL, fe Bank | *0 4 mam wares © au BLU ni ae Cleared. - —~ on » gabe ™ Ships Minerea, Brovp, Marwilles, Bord & Hincken; Lovisa, FARINE DE GAUAU IORUAY DIPPAUTEE cath, leans, Win Nelsou! Niagara, Cole, do, Joh AN catire new article in this market it ce sembles Sago, & Lowdan; Mary Phillips, Pratt, Tio Foliline ys more nutritious: and one peund of it geew im Weage as far Mary Fousell, Merryagn. 1 G Thurston & Co; | a5 3 pounds of ordinary wheat flour, nr }@ their | Falcon, ( BFL Eicc, Permgog, Teh Finigrants from Ftrope, having looked for it in sey, Drown, Sayaanah, HM Dell year, Sousiter ita rery delicate, wwhvlesome aud mouey Fore oh FInctt Deepaten, Corse, 3 tne ody to nae for soups, paddies, dumpling, fe. eh it ace Arrived. small handfal is sufficient to, bed phi as aa Rfesobing, Nov. 2, with mdse, to John Griswold. PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 6. Packet ship Montreal, Tinker, from London and Portsmouth, PEARL GRAIN, or how How (beef soup) The best American phy and order it to he gives t» childcen in the shape af pap, ipreseribe it to their recovering AMUSEMENTS PARK THEATRE. THIS ENING, — EVENING. $i oe be performed Melanti \ ius | Evadne, | alia 4 THE LOS CHATHA THIS EVENING, Dee 6—1i George Ghanvilie, AND, HEP Donel | REB | MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. | HIS EVENING, December 6—Tho performances will JOHN'Oe PRs, whiel IFE’8 OUT. NICHOLAS LEBY. To conclude wit THE SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN. NIBLO’S GARDE! Managers: ++ ++++++Mesars. H. Rockwell and O. R. Stone. {C7 Reduction of Prices, it ne ines + he ) the dress boxes aud parqu Rocke Williams. of age, 25; to the sacond «1 Eonestrien Conductor Inaster of the Cirele ret Buffo and Clown:-- Mr Alex, Grotesque et Pyas Extravagant + Mr. R. Pierrot and Mime ++ +-- + Mr. B. Huntington. THIS EVENING, th fe commenee with a.grand Provessioral Vagesnt. e tiied’s, Tut Comte HONOR T0 COURAGE AND BEAUTY. Master srevcns will manage his two Greek jasrs. Sarjeant and ole. ina new Ei two horses, called Polichinel eta BelleFemue Joa x ; 4 nod at 6: | will commence at Teo'clock, ow eee Peetormanee TRYON’S INDEPENDENT AMERIOAN CIRCUS, * BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE Bones 25 centa; Vit 1254 cents. ENING, December "the periormances will cominence with FAIR DAUGHT which, Feat; After ‘eats, Negro Songs, Choruses, &e. by the rides eoueiude wi ST. GEORGE AND TH AMERICAN MUSEUM, AND PERPETUAL FAIR. ‘ GENEKAL TOM THUMB, JR, This magnificent little wan. who ia the delight of all who we him, aud who ts verfeet in hig propersione, lively, ‘inbelligen and weight ONLY Fiktikiy 'OUNDS, inwihnged Miss MAKY A. GANNON, from Boston, langhable Mouologue, in which she will appear in several ’ OMG’ CHARACT Ekts- GREAT WESTERN. the great Leccmotive Nigger. Miss ANNE CATHRIN WAGNEN, the bcautiful Gipsy, Perfoimonces every evening. and Weduesday aud Sata-day a: terngous at 3 o'clock.” -vvaing performances at o'eleek, (7 Admission to the whole 25 centa—children arder vam cs tra for private consul‘ations with the Gipsy Ques PEALE'S NW YORK MUSKUM, ND PICTURE GALLERY. (Broadway, opposite the City Hall.) , ALL FOR NTS. Sa In addition to the great, Natioual Portrait Gallery and 000 Cu: ities, there are Splendid Performances every eve ing at 7 o'clock, aud Saturday afternoons at 3 o’elock, - vot Comic aud Songs—admird Danees-—Negre Extravaganzas~-S: calebrated KENT) ¥ Miss ADAT®. Tit HUT O, Ne Jame ADOL he tady of in ¢, who may be ted at al! hours throughout the day and eveuiug, regard Past Times, Present and Future. Madame Adolphe is proud to refer to N. P. WILLIS, Boq. gitar of the New Micior, who yaa ao mach cough hy nthat HE PRO! ton. shilling extra foe { wrote a high eulogy on her tors of the National Intelligencer at Washii Admission to the whole 12} cents—on consultieg Madame Adolyhe. ith Dec. 1843, MONDAY, MR. VIEUX TEMPS, H&VALIER OF THE ORDER OF LEOPOLD, Fine jolia to the K f the Belgians, and Member Honorary hep ce Vienna, Manich, Brussels, ORCHESTRA, .C. Hill, onfMonday, the 1ith De compa A GKAN under the direction of Mr. cember, 1643, at the Washington Hotel. Grand Uoneerto on the Violin, ia F sharp, minor, in igro Maestoro, Adagio Fxprestiyo, | ‘for the Violin, on several ori ee Vieux Temps vale di Venezia Fezzo di Brayura, compos- Pogannini, Erust, Sivori, Vieux Temps romramme, see smail *. s $1 each, to be had at the mnsic stores and hotels, and the door. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock, dG toltr TUESDAY, Lth December, 1043. ONCERT FOR THE BENEEIT CONSHRD FOR THN BENEE IT OF THE FRENCH NTI DAMOREAU, AND MONS: Phitharmonic fered his services, try, Fhe whole of the net proceeds of this Concert to be benelit of tke French Benevoleat Society. ee Lender of the Quartet se Me. Timm, For Programme, sce smal billy ‘Tickets $1 each, to be had at the Mus Atwill, atthe Astor House, Delmovice: ‘ort to commence at Hovelock. )PENING OF ‘THE EXHIBITION OF CHEMI- ‘AL PAINTINGS in the Granite Buildieg, comer at nivers street and Broadway—R.jWINT «Kt gratefal for the patronage which he received previous to his | begs to inform his friends and citizens in general, hibition will re-open on Tueada; Di of the followil EW YORK LYC M—The Lecture This Eveni be delivered im the Broadway Taber: ac'e, 1 Rey. Leonyrd Bacon, D. D. of New Haven, Sabj mes of Laud, Archbishop of Canwrbury. atthe a OWT W. RODMAN, Ree. Seeretary. SHE, MANAGE OF CEHE NHSTLE BENEYO- LENT ASSOCIATION respectful thei D Diter Back lly annownee that for this season will take place on Friday Eveuing, December 8, At ‘Tammany Hatt. It ia well known to the patrons of the Balle given by the isthe Benevoleut Aseveiation that the, procveda are whol.7 bestewe? for charitable purposes ‘The Managers have there “ore much Tleasure in reevmmending an iznoeent amusement, especially when it mn de Rye ee to other and im tant he Board ol janagers are prot to ae Rnowledge that their efforts to please have been hitherto, onewr- and they trast the fully responded to by a generous pul same sympathetic leelio i will prompt th-ir patrone om this oe. endeavors to relieve the orphan aud Teas kiokores, guserovn! iudaese, directing the Flor. wed for the cacamion—My. have been spored by the Committee to rent fhe the efficient ie Ball will be opened by the Highland Bag-Pipe, and Ne- tional Airs will be played previows to the commencement, es well as during the intermission of dan cing. casion to aid them in forty-eight dollars and forty-eight cents. Brig Lawrence land, Baker, 16 days from St. Marks, | patients, and order it £0 be, diet, : , sngubatinors te Sekirei Eeresiite, ubllc Debt “brie Oompa, Creighton, 1 days from New Orleans, with | Pe munnfacter of Vermeil and Macaroni, ee run constitute no objection to the scheme. ‘The State would Schr Cosmopoljte, Morgan, 6 days from Baltimore, with | ‘The sale increases daily in» wouderful us get rid of twoevils atonce. It ix at a ion to J. & N. Brinks. whatever family tries it, can hardly do Fichoset Gaited Beet Lapeer ry arm gh EY. 6 4. iene tourette, 3 days from Peverabure, with mise, to | |, Theory Simiem "Posy of Jatin atreet, near the bast ver, begenerally conceded. ‘The Dest proof ofitle nt a |g arte wean, Bedell ys fom Norfolk with mise, wo | Soy Sort Cr mhie tem te hadey ine Milne. ow most all other Banks so framed, save ours, have falied— | - ‘Schr Pioneer, Common’ one Brandywine, wi — | ever, than a packaxe. thas found its wa the producing incalculable embarrassment and suffering. bound to ‘New ee meer iney wi cote wane | or ts ths Tower part of this ety vo th tail grocers and 7 . faisition ; ‘The receipts of the State Troasury, during the past fis: | weal to Alica Passon on rene? wine, with floar and corn | cosnmiug iaunilies, 39 98 ¥9,f4) NAGE Sette ity Sole Aweut. cal year, have amounted to $299,196, and the expenditures from Philadelphia, with coal, to 843 a6 during the same period, $277,833, leaving a balance in ‘There will be no more receipts into the Treasury until June next.” The small balance given above will be totally inadequate to defray the ordinary expenses of the State up to that period, when the taxes hand of $21,362. become due. Stock Exchange. 1000YU S 6's 1862 ny) 5 AmEx Bk 1060 lo 415} 5 do 3000 Ohio 6's 1962 101, 50 Norwich& Wor 7000 = do 101% 100 do " do, bio 10%, 33 Canton 50 N Am Trost. 61g 20 Mohiwk bs fa Indivn, Sterling. & 8 4 bw 1000 Kentuel ‘oy 2000 THinois 1870 4 25 Long sland 4000 4125 do bie 1000 bo 4% do 5000 br 4 85 Paterson 6000 “(90 1000 We do 33 5000 Mix io do ¢ lo 50 Fi 30 100 Harlem sid % 3% (10 50 3% 50 25 F{ lo 150 50 Oe 8 do 25 % «do 2 30 Second Board, 125 Farmers’ Loan 30, 5000 Ohio bio 3 906 3000 dog, er %» do 30% 2000 Indiana Sterling 73 Norw & Wor Be sont Lone Ish % 50 lo jm 3 200 do oe de. 5000 Ohio 5000 do co] died 2% 8 tod » st |) oO DN AmTr Co tah eas SRaBTaS 1000 1000 Kentu 8 2000 dk 25 LIs ath 1000 25 2000 do 42% 100 gash 3000 do “a % btw 9000 Ind Doll Ba 4 $2 Mohawk Bat sd 2000 0 3000 100 Harlem RRs! 5 10 do casl 100 2% do Saod 8 tf a 50 rit 2 50 ar) 100 Nor&Wor RR béod coal, to master. ter. mSehe Rebecca R. Walker, Colman, from Philadelphia, with inves iy delicate diseases, uo. matte: real old Dr. Evans will be i If age, nd Schr Little Mary, Davis, from Portland, with Jumber, to the | 4 ‘prac ives? phe atten master. tion of a di Of his claims. Below, He wishes the citizens to be app is no other Dr. Bremen brig ‘John Acox,’ 52 days from Bremen. Evans in his neighborhood, and that he has no connection, what- 82% | Also, a brig supposed to a Savannah packet, and 1 ship, 1 | ever with any other office. ‘His cl are te; his con- 82% | barque, 1 galliot, unknown. sultations strictly coufidential. » Sailed. N'B. Observe the uumber, mistakes may be dangerous. , 21iq | _ Ships Fairfield, Wilson, NewOrlenns; Sylvanus Jenkins nob 50" | Formosa, Crawlord, Mobile: barques tn | Nearing) Mastin W Brett, Avery, Cade: Rt cu, Eldridge, Belize, Lond, Wam , Colson, Neue $0 | Wetumpka Williams, Movie; Auguita, Sherwood, Say, ue Garg | Stauira, Pensacola, and others Fats, Desiness, srosted Reet, Seurvy of the Gures, and 6945 beg <3 Coras in_ five minutes, ‘without drawing blood or i Herald Marine Correspondence. pin, All diseases cured without Mercury. 73 Orrics or the Raopy Isnaxone, Dr. ¥ will moke no charge for the above diseases or demand os Newronr, Dec. 4, 143. any jay without effecting x cure .of the same, the cost of ‘the 730 | Artist, Heure, Burt, Fall River for Baltimore, and std 2d, | Meicines exce ved. Fhe poor ‘aitended Gratit. Office hour i b . ro a 5 we war A forsay Wieketaos, Philadelphia for Provider fh Bi. havin, peviormed, mupy giticalt cures, fee ihe Wer, + 5 Bl ve for the cates, 1G Ps i " Hine ss cepa Wistaae Heke Nie fe Dal Certificates and Letters can be S freadrede snore By dence. eral Record. Vacker snip Suaxsrrans, from this port, arrived at the aimee Kio |. Third street, west all complaints if communicated by enacts fedtedieines. farnahed for TDi MW sel: ight welgee Whe, ve att or he Bait nl Syieews bytes ph a it. y be wi’ you oat 81 ta geodeinar aud ¢ ijent0 be bad of the Board of (odaon atrest, Heenan, ee ere tiae Tveraurers Wikm MeLaeanita, a, 128 Colay stre=t, % cahliw, 113 Elieabeth arreet;, Hugh Kerr, 569 Broadway; Wan. Richard: eenwich; James Vintow, comer 5th . Bamuel Mayeoek, 219 ferable AMERON, Secretary, 258 Hudson street. an have their Tickets on auntication vs the A. (7 Members. ¢ * Secramrr, or in the Committee room on the evening o| 3 Gtr USIC. this city are desir- the various ° tee, in: SH sty TO AMATEURS 80Cc NEW AND Salk A eer ebtien ot lt Hi fri re 2 i ither of tl formation, en f 9 and i M. 01 between Oe eR DS CHICLINGW sere d6 3t#ec EZRA DIBBLE, Vice President, 40 John street. %, CARROLL'S M¥DICATED: VAPOR BATHS, Mie couctlandt street, are a eat, cn apeedy cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, swelling of t ds, €roup, wear Tet fever, rheumatiain, stiffress of the joinu, fever and ague, Ke. Open fom 7A. M. cll @ P.M. ‘Portable Baths sent to wy: part ot the city oF Brooklyn, ‘Suiphar Sarhe require one OF M| eT E OOK FOR THE BOYS——SELF-FRE! ATION. ‘cr Manly Vigor. showing the causes of tn treet. CURSE RREE Ns aigOWERE A Roh iy id. wed twent) id new va irngun HELEN Max —The Cybele arrived at Havan 5 Br will remain in this city only four dav, 5 eee or cantik hase Py extn dogtle’ ‘naraia wii nave Wispoon The brat Fert tina wise | sees To eT ENCY oa Wissowt thaden ee ine sn Kariag bees Angue Wispson.—The first and sec . Wir COMME: cc ‘ . it ed lost 2 miles enst of Havana, were | Fy tie) in thes city i “Avera 18, for the mpompt Loliee- | low priene or CASH, will be sold from 23 43) presario. at New Orleans 23d ult- They | rion of Debts in all parts of the United States —The attention | hey other ex 70 ed, partly damaged. which | o'mmerchants is invited to this establishment, | acd | NB, Just receive ao ay 6d to 30 6d per F on the i 7h reine, spars wi re hey are requeated to call and examine | 1099 Yo" Weeranted aft worl ( per ‘ oN oon tae: i "Bhomgion, Resist vid that the of busine, propery have yready established cots. g0.0te . _ aumblegapering Caper yard, een was ou ie waa Taden with Times and aa er ee LTS amibrace every collec. | 50,000 pairs Transpareat Win he Ge ae , in this condition the hold was, en- | tion distriet inthe United States f Pal cor Ojl Clothe, any width, te 20) 1500,casks of liane taken out after the fire had been | “OR tienen tu nthe mercantile eom- | 10,000 yards Kloor Gil Cleths ay gaat ’ 303; | was bat clmienay Ce Pre ne Tome | maaley ba WIL a ee tee) crores the first Carpet establishment above street. 274 | “Lacxct —A fine ship of $50 tons burthen, called the Martha, | {hey tr Prepared te eave lelcens fe trvspectability,and invite | 023 2wis® im F$ | vas launched at Portsmouth, on the 20th uli. "She is owned by | have transacted Husiness of he hughest tapeciaatiy | nHORNS ND 2 | Capt Abraham Bich, add Capt Samuel Snow. Gare Seon sri! | character, and ability 9 cary ous thewendereaR Ey | Land sare se com " k 4 73% | of materials and capacity, she is not surpassed by any # 29 eodie* ise 49 William screce, | 270,00 t' with an enlightened ie seen 73, | baile on the ' ighiy pepuist and « Cesideratam lone songht BM wick ‘Try ts—' ship oe Capt. A. an old A CARD. pag oF it needs no con! ‘oF AS 21 | packet apie of [ew Noch, Bag conentiy, Comnpjeved the fonowias MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND OTHENS iproved form, that of a paste, it is enti and cans ©. | ripe Fre Chaptestan, to Liverpool, 38 gayes (0 | VISITING PHILADELPHIA, will find every comfort and | °)'o uapleasait sensation to the patien i | Rio, 44: Rio 10 New, . H4—toral 100 da} convenience ple has nequired the atmost i almost every part of | New Paceetan We understand that, C WASHING OUS £, vote hes on examined aporoved pend sencioned 49 | has lately parchased, in New York 2B Chestrut street, above Seventh, (eugene epaed ‘py Be Phoneme, Londons ix the hundred and me burthen and robsh 85 ins cod tm*r J HARTWELL, Proprietor. | rnd forsale whotranle and et BY ggg Green igh sre. re veeclar pagnet, from tii fort tr __ POR” SE FEMALE PILLS. comer of Warren street 42, | asa regul Ket from this port to the windward West India PORTUGUES tr @| Also, at 2 Park Row and S18 Broadway, 189 Broadway, 414 10% | isignds Weaieo heard thatthe Cones were about to aida new | PHESE fi famed and eoebaeg Pl, fom reg te) Aleat Lott RY pad cron, J road ay Coren d splendid ship to their Ii f Li | packets that we » to be ol thig country. a ‘ pena: wy $e | Re Soke W ehiza tae Wks et ot Lirermeg Et several ot'ths | eneut'on is fas otummns rata paand Walker stieet,