The New York Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1844, Page 3

‘ Supertor Court, Decistons.— Edward Ferris, Defendant in until next motion day. file pers under the rule of the izth November, instant, day, with the Clerk of this Court, and in default of filing this ir, the order made at chambers vacated. ‘John Netwcéstle L vé. William |, —Taxution to stend except as to the item of $10, hide ie eee noe aa @ special motion by the charges in services without costs. John Wood, Assignee, §c vs. Michael Connelly, et. als.— Motion denied except on terms. Maria Blakely et. als. va. George W. Platt.—Motion dis- — beteg custs, jomas Winthrass, inti McMillan, defendant PE pre evel trial cause to be sent back to the Justice for without costs to either party. Abraham B. Couger vs. John W. Robinson. for the remainder of the season will be larger then yet mede. The banks are afraid that specie to a large atiount way to foreign countries, and refuse te make loans because the specie is demanded 1p rejurn for ever) discount made. The money murket is tho rate of interest full up to the Jégal point. In the face of these movements stocks cannot but decline. James W. Weir, Esq., has been elected Cashier of the Harrisburg Bank in place of H Walters, Ksq., resigned: The Bank of St. Mary’s, of Columbus, Geo., is selling sight cheeks on this city at par. By a decree issued by the government of Brazil, on the 12th of August, the per centage of duties to be enforced from and after the 11th of November, on imports cleared for consumption is declared te be as follows :— Sixty Pea Cent. Every description of manutactured and unmanufactur- ed tobacco. Firty Pea Cent. gin, hewn stone of every poignerd knives, refined sugar, tea, State of Trade, ‘Benrwis Tine yellow orBacaberorie This market ia Prices remain as they were on Saturday. Exroats wags Quenec ann M From ‘bbis.’ ihe, on Convespondonce of fhe Metald, ee and arrived at this and Pearls at $4 25 0 $4 in Error, va. Isiv » wien + et ied either description not very active to-day. received no injury, le lant mest. It was very thick aud To Oct. 8, 1844. of the costa allowed Deosne, Becton; Are the fee bill for euch ‘Record. reports—No date, lat $230, iG w= r Yo teabel bactoun sund-—one wercker with She 1s ows yy _Messca. Reet re fi ‘be commanded by C elas. At Kennebank L4th- ine coppered and co iper fase the Cactus, owned by Capt. Williatn cominauded by Capt. sr. ARaivais at Montasat to Nov. 8th. Flour, American, rit JAN OPERA COMPANY Do Canadian,..... Se ce Americ: Canadian,...... to5 P.M. D: open at 7: Oe Doors at 7; per M4 o'clock, Librettos in English and apt. Robe Me Mam tice. alo ne error va. John B. Parks, de- Sendant in ervor.—Judgment reversed. John Shephard va John Gee.~ Judgment reversed. Horace Belden vs. Mark Cornell, et. all.—Judgment re- ‘a oe Ketchum vs. Elizabeth Weidner.—Judgment ef- irmed. om Henry Ashley vs. John Hutchings.—Judgment reversed. adian, bushels, do. Aaonicuttunat Propuce ann Consumption op Barap- sTUFFS oF aE rene WraTEs. Ale and » prog every desc: 0, viene every ription. compesition, tallow, carpetin, every description, or eny parts thereof, chandeliers, Chi- na inkstands, or send bexes—chocolate, ordi bagging, eatchenware, not othe: wise specified, ion, furniture. Glass— ordinary plain and porer glesses, ordinary from ten toone to the to one quartilha— (the: ) Cast ordinary , liquor, cham Whal at 8 8, lou 96. W, Inca, Cudworth, 15 mos Spartan, of Provincetown, 10 mvs, 420 sp) Packet, 60 bbis—all well. ies and Gentlemen of wements with Mr. Niblo, E NIGHT ONLY, AF on ENING, Nov. 20:h, ich cerasion will be Cireult Court. Before Judge Kent. Nov. 18.—Tsaae H. Smith, et. al. vs. Theodore, M. B. Hart. ich was reported in Sun- 5 North Bend, Crocker. 98 well. 13th inst. lar 32, lon 70 15, -. from Noytolk for West Indies, 13th Tees fcom New York for Montevideo, f and from Boston, for Jeremie, 30th ult. lat 32 49, ‘emassee, of and from Portland, for St Jago de Cuba, same from Guadaloupe for Cape de Verds, ys from Batavia for NewYork, all —This action of replevin day’a Herald, is still before t! and will vg hic is a variety of Novel sealant Bie Ae Common Pleas. pagne, and perter lary cest or Wrought, andcastor wrought ind tumblers, from ten to one to the quartilha, o1 cast or wrought decanters to one quartilha— foregoing described in tar ff'as N. 2 ;) ordinary or wrought wine ond liquor glasses, with cut or plain (described in the tariff’ as N $ ;) square bottles rato 3 lb. without 2 tles with stoppers, to 411 tles without stoppers, common tles to one quartilha, chimneys, ness, ivory handled brushes, mahogany end other fine wood, in boards or veneer. Paper—tolio post and im ilt or silvered ; its, dry or in liquor, reudy acales, shaving and other soap, vinegar. ‘Twenty Five Per Cent. Aniseed, buiscuit, brass, shect and nlate, copper, coppe- iy. Surplus, after deducting one-tenth for seed, and the above wearing in anew par Sor forenoon, no causes being ready for t BU! ARCH STR MR, COD ‘THIS EVENING, Nov. 1 > dy.of WERNER< Werner, wir Conuee, Peaented the trage BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL! At THE COLISEUM, a chanical KE: THEATRE. aay. ig EET. PHILADELPHIA oultney, of Baltimore, BI 3d inst. lat 3030, lon 48 30 i) be! Before Judge Ulshoeffer. Nov. 18.—A boy about 17 years of age, named Honcker, Was brought before his honor on a writ of habeas corpus, served on his employer, John May, and claimed to be re- stored to hia parents, who are Germans. his father would ing, and choosing to do for himself, went as father’s consent to,leave the trade of a y. His parents after allowing him to remain with his employer for some time, brought dove stated and had him restored to them.— Jobn, however, did not choose to go with them, his resistance collected a crowd about the vestibu: id appearing to he rather better acquaint purlieusof the building than his escape by a door which was unknown yu is calculated upon in the ratio of 85 corn, 28 of oats, 25 of wheat, rye, &e. and 25 of potators, to cach family of five persons. It appears by this statement that prices in this country cannot advance, unless there be foreign demand sutilcient to take off the surplus. There new being no such de- bam] prices must either remain where they are, or go Cortow—The enquiry to-day was quite limited, bu ers evincing no disposition to purchase larg parce! total transactions sum up 300 bales, at prices still ‘Prime qualities of North River bale aro held at ‘The receipts down the ri and the demand ve ge casks arc heid at 2c. Westernand at 27) a 260, Cobb, for New obbi 3 nn or other dark bot- Ps, gunpowder, har ied yy 0 It appears that joue. Also, splendia a, mas for Yarmouth, NS Point, city of Baltimore—Sturm , from Antigua for Baltimore, 6th; Thames, of and i ate he Wet Bin port, disg, for Bonaire 6th Nov; Rideau Commerce, Short, from Bangor, to'sail next day for Wi! In port, Souther, Hardy, for Boston, h Buttle of North ke. J ickets 2) cents—children under 10 year before, T—comrer ce at Te ays and Satu: 3 to Which Schools are a re he alleges with shoemager with Mr. Ma laying cards ; made clothing’ Cave Haytizn, Nov 2~ 4 days, only American. THE END F VERY LARG! leather, hog skins, co, sole, varnished, waxed calf skins; osier, salted beef end pork, vacate = OF THE WORLD. ETAL YS BAe the Apoll Broadway. ‘ihe kxhibition is entirely’ separate’ from 0. 10 A. M. to4P. M., and from 6 to 9 P. M. % con uy r continue to a mo- _ Brurast, Noy 13—Below,a t In‘port, a number of s0 il ta deeply loaded, beat- mh nw? pas Abigail, Tibbetts, Eastport for George- f Nov 14—Sid Patapaco, Conner, Baltimore via Bel- broke, Bakeman, Weat In ty Nov 10—$ld Hy las, tohis pursuers. Court Calender—This Day. Pes Pueas.—Nos. 1, 6, 9, Ll, 13, 14, 15, 16, 106, steel, tar; tin, baror rod, ‘wenty Per Cent. Barilla, embroidery of every description, not being of pure gold or silver, or being mixed with si cotton, handkerchiefs of linen, cambric, or cotton ; lace, cotton, not embroiered, threed or silk ; regimentel sash- Ten Per Cent, dresses, embroidery of pure instruments, mathematical and philosophical, maps, silk netting, and sewing velvet. r cent—Gold and silver bullion, cord lace, spon- ‘les if of pure metal. Five per cent—Coals ver manufactured, Wuisxny—Drud, barrels Catitx Marxet—At market 1600 Beef Cattle, 46 from the South; 2400 Sheep and Lambs, and 40 cows and Paices—Beef Cattle—The quotations of last week are we quote ordinary at $4 to 4 75; i Eustis, Key West. ida, Cunningham, Havana, wG—Arr Advent, Johuson, Richmond. Sld NE DESJARDINS: tfull the pablie tn generat, thot she i Amusements. Erneortan Serenavens’ Fargweit BENEFIT AT ifany, of this class of minetrels more to the general entertainment of hiopian Serenaders, Their recep- fully maintained, and prime, $5 25 u 5 76; with a few choice at $6. Cows and Calves—All sold at $17 a $30, as in quality. Sheep—BSales of 2,000, at $1. a2 12 for lambs, and $1 25 jov frais Gazelle, Springer, Baltimore; 13th, ‘ork. 15—No arrival. Cld Frances, Soule, Mar tanzas. Boston, Nov 17—Arr Gulnare, Chap! assed Anjier next di je willteaca the favorite able Dances of the day. in be open sigma p o'clock to 1 o'clock, jock. lemen wishing instruc ti Nisio’s.—Few, have contributed the public, thanthe kt tion at Palmo’s will be long remembered, that in their future progress they may_m! They sail for Europe, on Thursday, in the “ Hottingeur,” and on to-morrow evening they will fur- nish their friends and feilow-countrymen on this side of the Atlantic, with a parting exhibition of their exclusively for their own benefit, acknowledged by all those to whom they have ef- oyment of their innocent, but faithful repre- sentations of the Ethiopian character ; ‘and let all remem. ber, on Wednesday evening, the attractions of Niblo’s Pontiaxp, Nov globes, haii , globes, hair; ‘Ladies sud a at Mile Dessedi emer ores » MASHIUNABDLE DANCING. MONS. GABRIEL Coat Trape—The shi inst. suow an increrse the previous week. 1s for the week ending 14th ut 3,000 tons over those of no new feature to remark etrade, except that several of the operators are al- Fe A Preparing for a reduction to their winter establish- meni ur per cont—Jews gold manufactured. Two per cen'—Animals for breeding, diamonds and other precious stones not men- tioned, plants, seeds. Thirty per cent—All end every other article not included in the ioregoing. The amount of duty upon most articles is stated in the tariff ; all other goods are to be clesredby valuation, such being subject, as heretofore, to be taken, upon ment of the estimated value, and 10 per cent The duties upon transhipment or re-export are reduce to 1 percent, xubject to the approval of the legialatur and sureties must be given, until the decision of the gisleture be known, for 165 aise rent from Brazil to the coast of Afric: protec feraen Fort as 4 er cent hitherto cha: for storage and clear- is included in the above recited ron ‘ions of aeemnry for the purpose oi Dances prevailing American society, ‘rad-r, Scudder; ‘T'wo Bro- Lot their merite ho and Albany, Scudder, Alba- e his style met the ‘warmest admirati u fashionable communit proposes 10 teach w Quadrilles with original Jazourka—new Cotillious—new ia; Oneco, Rogers, George- aker, Baltimore; On Thursday, 14th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Mr. Samui Faancis, of New York, to Mis: y, third daughter of Steven Swaisey, ef War- ton, NC. ‘Arr Commerce, Bumham, bany; New Vork, Jones, Ni Reycear Williams, Anderson, and. ‘Trum- BOLI Asie: HAVER, bts 16—. a Pe ges, Jackson, American D; . blican, Sharp: beassiated by MADAME KORPONAY as instruction will be given in the Freach, Ger- HE fe yao ey a rare the fashionable circles of Li lessons, except the Mazourka. = per cent upon all merchan- pth ie, Hill, St Croix; WJ ieber k Co., 3 Le ‘single copies may al. On Monday, 18th inst. Catuenine, wife of Louis Mar- tin, of consumption, aged 19 years and 9 months. ‘he friends and aequaintances, and those of her broth- er-in-law, Daniel Maiiin, are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral, to-morrow afterneon, at 34 o’clock, from her late residence, 9 York street. Thompson, New Haven; MeCready, Somers, N York: Dai ALexanpata, Nov 16—Sid Agenora, Herrick, NYork. ¥ 6—Arr Odd Fellow, NYork. Cla Hall; Sutton, Gal- as at present danced in Jonstitutional Debilit; renared by the College © y produced by seeret inda! Cured.—The Tonic icine and Pharmacy of recommended for all eases nce or excess of any kind. valuable remedy for impotence, sterility, or barrenness, depending on mai-formation.) 1 each; cases of half a dozen $5; carefully i others in twenty- inqnire of MONS. KORPONAY, at lenominatcd estiva }, other descrip. 5 ions two months, free of charge for a1 subsequently chargeable } percent ie ods re-exported subject to the like period as they may rem: The Government is authorize merchandise ofany country, in which the produce of Bra- zil is liable toa higher duty than similar produce of other to neutralize the ill- Brozil produce, such increased duty upon —Arr New York binson, NYork. Ch ‘ood, Liverpool; Tower, Le igherty. (late Lull) St Domi ile—Capt Lull di Weekly Report of Deaths ‘M., and from 6 to 7 in the evening. Inthe city and county of New e lessons, $10, and quarter, $15. Seictaey bes reine Reaseaet Sis; quar. crt will be devoted to Public Inatitutes, Acai- ‘y ct TIVOLI SALOON. CORNER OF CHARLTON per month for such rk, from the 9th day of Nov. 33 Girls.—Total 146. asoL8, wel Private Lessous—six ine . RICHARDSON, Health! O Blessed Health! hou art above all gold and treasares : *tis thou who enlargest the aeml- openeth all its powers to receive insuucuon, snd to Yelich vir- more to wish for, and hee not, wantsevery thing beside. Brandreth Pills will giveus health which a century's use lias fully 4 to impose upon the 33 Men—35 Women—: Kean, NYork; 13th, Vi Jurrier, from a eruise South- NAH. Nov M—Cld Newark, Merwin, NYork; John, Nov 9~Arr Empire, Lew! t, Cedar Keys. M—Arr Suffolk, Roy an additional duty, iffereuce of duty uy additional duty to cease when Brazil produce shall be aboliehs Asimilar differential auty will be ch: merchandise of any country in which the rgeabie with ahigher duty if imported in els than in national bottom: # The ubove recited duties on imports cannot be increas ed during the finence year 1844-45, but the government !s in gold or silver coin, duties. upon such ar- ble with 6 t, and less than 60 per cent. gieiaeaidine ahdeter lon The trade carried on between the United States and Brazil is of a very valuable nature, as regards the inte rests of both countries. We find markets in Brazil for our sgricuitural products and domestic manufactures. For nine months ending Jnue 30, 1843, our domestic exports to Brazil were valued ut $1,563,584. Foreign exports at $223,704. Total export $1,792 298. The imports from Brazil into the United States for the same period were valued at $3 947 658, and consisted principally of articles different from those produced in this country, and which do not come into competition with our own products. Of the $3,947,655 imported, $3,392,960 came in the single ar- ticle, coffee. We annex a table showing the articles im ported from, and exported to Brazil, for the nine months ending June 30, 1843, COMMERCE BETWEEN Lae 4 ata Statxs anv Brazin. Young, NOrieans. effects of the di 3; Congestion of lunve Dropsy 9; Dropsy in the VARICK STREETS. mm their friends and the Lee Us BE THAN! Richmond Hill,).comer of to accummodate all who may favor them with e-—having the largest. and most commod) ibe w) ry te. Jet on reasonuble #, Parties an theil GEORG “FRANCIS BO! FRENCH’S HOTEL HE PROPRIETOR sespeet(uily informs his friends and i as openel his new and a fv doors east of Broadway, Due ever typhus 3; Hooping to be the best medi b I ailing colds and coughs they will be found every thin; icine is capable of imy id Principal office, 241 Broadway ; 4 Wright, corner H. mmation of Brain 6: of lungs 10; Inflam- 3; Inflammation ot tires Newport; J G Mvers, bee of stomac! idson st,; 274 Bowery; D, and Parker, of New: The Concentrated Extract of Sarva Gentian a ras, Py Medicine and Pharmacy, quackery. ‘This refined tad i purifying ‘qualit confidently recommended ‘b to any extract of Sarsaparilla at present before elied on as a certain remedy for all from an impure stata of the b um, ring-worm, blotches or arising from the secondary effects of injudicious use of mercury, New Orteans, Nov 8—Arr Alest Sook, Lovdon; Albani: Crowell, Portsmouth, NH. empowered to direct of 5 per cent of the amount ofthese 3 30 80, 45°86 to'90, 5; unkuown 3 City Inspector's Office, Nov. 18 partlla, New York College of ir the suppression of hiy concentrated extract, pos- ative powers of the y the College as in- \VITT, City Inspector. 44. Latest Dates RECHIVED AT THE NEW YORE HERALD OFFICE. er dia’e vicinity of me Amusement, ard bas furnished at ina st comparison with the very best hotel prietor iu building and fiteiny os ooh Sse aN _— "s ‘The rooms will be watmed gratis, aud upon vo occasion will bed in room ECTURBY attached, in which there are UP ALLL MoURS of the da * con AUCTION MR. COR’S Paid EVY & SPOONER will sel) tings ; also a few truly mays joubled originals, by Paunin che, Disponback choice and rare collection SPLENULD LONDON PLANTS AT AUCTION EVY & SPOONER will sail on Thursday, at half-)ast 10 A. M., 151 Broadway, splen i re 3 BSS.0s8 TINGS AT AUOTIC way, Mr. Cor’s e1 ‘one Cases forwarded to all unt to wholesale purchasers, 8.) HARDSON, M. D., Agent. to gct Health.—Thousands of per- uue {0 eure themselves of Colds, aumatic Affections, Small Pox r masters. Altogeiler a very o8 Fe SGSS lens! : al ho ffi te vie 95 4 » Hee of the College, 93 ute i Loilsingsaftrthe howe cl NO. 285° Bi Y, NEAR RE. T, Lichouertist of the F: h respectfully informa the public alter a tour of four years, Measles, Costiveness, jons of the body of the by perseveringly using Bran- rsal Pills, so longas any symptoms of by adopting this Me ws reiurued to N out of order, sim ES ties, Perp-tual Standard varivgated Holleys, Geraniums English Jews,6 feet high, a je collection is wor.hy the a i h him a valuable collection of ement im any Org ch zones Na the Which experience has proved seeo-din i have miny ina few Brandreth Pills h ucipal Office, 241 ru ution of lovers of fine plant: ing merely assisting het to health, who but fr 3 i t mH teresting ‘co'lection is exhibited } ree admission st all hours of the day. Mr, K. continnes to take single likeness oF ‘of which are tov well Sold at Dr, Brandre:h’s Bowery; and 241 Hudson street. SI LeSEBes-wHSeSsSEs, ‘85, nal jes not enumer’d, 174,675 recommended, Apply at No. 5.0 tear s : » wen to the public t0 re: quire the rbundant and flattering testimonials that could easily Medicel Advice in Private Diseases.—The members of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quack. their partiedlar attention to all diseases of tly promise to persons fe and permanent cure, without inement from, busmess. to make application to the those diseases, as a vas! thus avoided. | One of 267 Suuff & tobaceo,manue es of the likenesses in his, collection to be had. ard ttended at theirown resid ; about to leave this country for Europe, i¢ generally, to call as carly as pos ARY COMPANIES, ASSOCIATIONS, MUSICIANS, LECTURERS ND FASHIONABLE. BALL AN. ne. OW ery, continue to di tthe Counting House of JAMES um Merchants, Charch Alley, Phil n19 3a S28 jury to the constitution 0 night, on board of the Pe T Albany steamboat, ‘ing and vime may be ; members of the College, for matty with the principal hospital in, Ew for the mplaints, attends for consultation daily from § ‘Terms—Advice and Medicine PORTAN rock crystal, ab Bes8ze8 }, Se. D CONCERT ringing the same either to atthe Athamre, 559 Broad a aged'by the very liberal patron citizens of New York, bestowed by the , upon his Establishment during the two r of the Calton House, aud no questi : lervand Yawnbrokess are requested to stop this gem if} for sale, or to be pawned, i EV. PROF. MAFFITT is again in the city, i jediord street M. E. Church This "ial valve of domestis exports... cessssee se$ It will be seen that this table comprises many of our manufactures. Our domestic manufactures are gaining ground in Rio Janeiro, and although prices at present ure rather low, yet they must eventually obtain a large Part of the consumption of this description of plain cot- tons. Of an importation of breadstuffs into Rio for 1843, of 216,350 barrels received, 205 528 came from the United States. The United States will soon be the largest mar- ket in the world for the coffee of BraziI,and our location gives us greater advantoges in carryiog on a tride with South Americathan any nation of Europe. Considera- ble excitement exists in commercial circles throughout Great Britain in relation to the negociations pending be- woth SSaS8Sis- 88 Se kes toast tos BRASESF econ s Sous in the country, and findiug it inconvenient to make y nificenee and woleulor, with sonal application, can'have forwarded achest containi te to perform a radical eure, byatating thee Together with al symptoms, in winter, as well as an Passengers Arrived, ime of contraction Manacaipo—Brig Ada Kliza—C Flagg end enclosing $5, post and Consulting Rooms of the College, “Col. Conner, of this City,” who has long been subjected to periodical attacks of headache of kinds, could never find an antidote t man’s celebrated Camph or imoments entirely, and how recom: fic fur that tromblesome com, , Nervous Affections, and ervice to those who feel tre effects of too free uuine are never scld in any other way than in box: ar Dr, Sherman’s warehouse, 106 Nassau street, or at hi 227 Hudson street, corn way; 3 Ledger Building NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL. Nos. 65 and 67 Watt st. near Canal. IPHE Proprietor of this po his grateful nckuow le ; which he has received from the public, and to state that Evyexina Scuoor. lor, Equestri will opea for the season ou, Hours from 7 to 1 ign Importations. Castro—€038 hides Aymar & co—1621 do omrie & co—58 bags coffee 5 ceroons indi 106, bags to order. rig Ada Etiza—608 hides 308 bags coffee F Mason & Thompson. __MARITIME HERALD. _ Movements of the Stenmshi, Ancostuna—B: 6 vai ‘Tuition and Exercise next, the 20th instant, igs of Monday and Thurs he ladies of the families ids them to his frieuds », ‘They also ewe Palpi- + and are of great vely.. ‘The riding mas ‘and successful sm this JAMES CODDIN LP USSIA BUI i.1-8—Sucoy and Seconds, of HENRY CAROW & CO. 47 Pearls. DISBROW’S RIDING SCHOOL, Near Aston agp La Faverte VLack "RR. D. has the h Na Day and Eveni onor to announce that ing, for Equestrian ‘I muality, for sale c BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL, SaEEEEENEEFHereeee ee wi vi (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuincton, Nov. 16, 1844. The Beginning of the eason—A Peep at the Ho- tels. _When I left here, two weeks ago; all wes ex- citement and anxiety about the elections, Upoa my return, on yesterday, every feeling was calm, and scarcely a word was said Upon politics. The whiga, to be sure, wear gloomy and disappointed Countenances, and amiles, happiness and good feel- ings, enliven the democrats. It is nght that it should be so. It ie said that the friends of Mr. Polk intend to celebrate the victory they have ob- tained on Wednesday next, by a splendid proces- sion and illuminations, in a manner expressive of the pleasure they feel, but without any violation of the personal feelings of their epecneats Such a sentiment is worthy of the enlightened and chival- Tous people of this place. 1 wish that every section of our couatry would be animated by the same high-minded teelings. “ This place appears to be very bie in pre forthe approaching session of Congress. Eve! thing beare the stamp of improvement and embel- lishment, worthy the capitol of this great and glo- rious pation. The improvements in the pum! and style of the public hojels are inconceivable. The hotel kept by Jesse Brown, its old and proprietor, as heretofore, ranks No. 1, without any disparagement to the other hotels of the city Great, very great improvements are made to this estab- lishment, which render it equal to any other hotel in the United States, for convenience and elegance of accommodation. The dining-room has been most tastefully and elegantly painted in fresco, with new furniture, and every other accompani- ment, and is most decidedly one of the aod and handsomest 1 ever saw The house, ‘rooms, and every department belonging to it, has beem changed, and made as comfortable as could be desired. No public table in the United States is more profusely supplied with every luxury that can be had, and the independent for- tune of the proprietor can obtain; and the atten- tions und kindness shown by every person attached to the establishment, all .combine to reader it the most agreeable house | ever put ‘p at. What makes it still more desirable, is the low fare which the indepeadent resources of the proprictor enables him to charge, as he supplies his table chiefly from his own farm and garden with the best of every thing These remarks are made in justice to the establishment, by me, as @ stranger, from what I feel and enjoy. T can also say, that the hotels kept by Mr. Cole- man, as well as those by Faller, Gallabrun, Tyler & Birch, and several others, do credit, not only to the city, but to their obliging proprietors. I walked this evening to ihe Capitol, and was much pleased with the cea imprevementa ma- king in the diflerent rooms ur the accommoda- tien of Congress at the approaching session—every thing there was “bustle and business,” to ready for the representatives of the people. z Should | remain here a few days longer, I will endeavor to glean sone leg 1o write about to you egein, should you deem my letters of any interest. Wasuinaron, Saturday, Nov. 16, 1844. Brown's Hotel—The New York Herald—The Lions —The Whig Standard—The New Administra- tion, and the New Cabinet—Election Returns, &c. §e. Dagar GENERAL :— What a comfortable place for lounging ii hotel. Our hosts of this popular establishment in filling the front room and the back room, too, with cushioned seats, as soft and luxurious as those of the ‘*grave and reverend seignieurs” of the Sen- ate, have secured a permanent “lot of customers,” resident as well astravelling. Where are all-our great betsmade? At Brown's hotel. Where are all political questions discuesed to their forty-third reading? At Brown’s hotel. Where is the best place for a bachelor resident to read the papers by a glowing fire of anthracite? At Brown’s hotel.— Where is General Allen, late of the Texas army, ot the revolutionary war of ’86—a veteran among veterans? At Brown’s hotel. Where is the Herald most read and iam greatest demand t— Every where the great work of “pro. ress” has extended, and especially at Brown's otel. All the hotels of our city have been thoroughly ‘ fixed. Dickens would say, “they have,” and among them we are proud to _re- commend the “fixings” of Brown’s Hotel. We accord this as a gratuitous recommendaiion, and it cannot fail to be equivalent to five thousand dollars to Brown’s Hotel. Coleman thinks us quite a gentleman for three Jines of a compliment as justly deserved. What will Uncle Jrsse’s boys Ke the Herald correspondent, and the Herald, when he rea in hia morning gown, our tribute to Brown’e Hotel? 1B to come in. C.J. Me- The lions are begin Nulty, the talented Clerk of the House, an¢ several of his aids, who have all been on the “ ki vivy” pending the saceeigs, are at Coleman’s, and we noticed Hon. J. M. S. Caustn’s name yesterday in the register at Brown’s Hotel, te The Whig Standard is suspended. The publish- erg of that paper deserve weil of their party, and ought to be remembered, if the party ever comes to life again. For the present, it is as dead as Biddle’s monster monetrorum. Gronpe of politicians are boxing up a Cabinet for James K Polk. We believe that he will appoint one to please himself; and that John C. Caio will be retained, while Col. Butler of Kentucky will be made Secretary of War, and Col. Butler, of New York, or Silas Wright, Attorney General ; Andrew stevenson, of Waele! Secretary ol the Navy; Samuel Medary of Ohio, Minister to France, or Senator Ailen, who is a French scholar ; Bancroft of Boston Secretary of the Treasury; Levi Woodbury, Minister to Russia; Cave Johnson, Minister to England, &c. Mark the prediction. ; The Herald has derived much credit for the cor- Trectness of its election returns. Your agent says, that sending the returns fromm New Yorks the de- mand was far beyond the supply. Nothing like the truth, general, nothing like it. é Wasutneton, First Day. A Sabbath Day Sermon—Speculations and Prog- nostics on the Incoming Session and the New Ad- OR SALE—The_ wi Kk and Fixtures of Sto f tween the Governments of Great Britain and Brazil re- garding acommercialtreaty. The last advices from Lon- don stated that an Ambassador had just errived prepared to make a treaty, and in the event of his not succeeding he was to proceed to the Continent and make @ treaty, i possible, with the Zoll Verein. This alarmed thosecon- nected with the South American trade. vices will give us something more decisive on the sub- jeet. The Germans are anxious to open a trade with Brazil, and, we have no doubt, will accept any proposi- sition of a favorable nature. The principal staple of Brazil, coffee, is admitted into the ports of the United States free of duty, therefore the trade between the two countries is more in favor of Brazil. Again, the balancet of trade is always in their favor, as we import from that country about twice as much as we export. This being the case we should be favored as much as any other a- Packets to Arrive. Columbus, Cole, Velpeaw’s Specific Pills, for the Radical leet, seminal emissions, and all mocopura- 5, the want of time of the present siness. Apply on,the premises. “from the urethra. ‘experience in the Hospital de C! et itt Roscius, Collins, 8.Whitney, Thompson, O« ‘ANTED to purchase two or three second hand Store fair price will be paid. aashy nl6 e acure ina much shorter time than any other remedy, wii Sold at the College of Medi- AW. S. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. Copaiva, and Sarsay This inthe must speedy, certain, an iy forthe cure of Gonorrhona tint hee ever heen pleasant to te tel u stomach, diy sekens Tt cs seomomuerssios of all tee edict 822283 Couaters, for which a No, 65 Nassau street. RD AND TWO ROOMS WANTED-A French le teacher of the French and {talian languages, ad in- of vocal and instrume: tal rusie, for herself, child and servant, two rooms ; ily—she his.o objection to pay her board, «ither location must be between the Bat- References given and required, !d Office, will meet with attenvion. Westminster, Hovey, Oct. 10| H. Hi Northumberland, e—S « Baltimore, Funck, 2.—One hour allowed on 3.—One hour anda half to a Lessou ont ‘ ies, from9 A.M. to 3P M. in 3 t0 5, nd frum 7 to 9% P. M. during tie hours appropriated to card o {address is requested previous to commencing. o jing chety Horses at thisestablishine ding them in the School gratis. Albany, Crawford, Extract of Cubebs, rilla, (Dr. Glover's. fectual remedy for Ship Masters and Ag: We shall esteem it afavor if Captains of Vessels wili give RT Sinvey, Captain of our News Be f found most efficacious ii weakness, aud all discharges e wholly a.vegetable compound, and acts cing an immediate operation upon the directions accompany the medicine, which may be hadat No. ¢ Ann street. $1. Ricord s Part curing gleets, seminal ir passage, alist of their cargo, newspapers, of tews mediately on, thet broad, will also eouter a favor by “foard theen te HE ATTE ATION ot toe Ae d Enterprisi avs, the privilege of ri é : of Speculators and Enterprisin 1 zena desirous of settling i TEXAB, is calle oiaee fouse of BIRCKHEAD & CO, No. 55 West, runring from Washington street, is author “NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY, n Alterative ML {ne rermanent cure of primary or secondary 8} Ulcers, nodes, or any complaint of mercury, or unshilfal medical trea pecting @ venereal taint remaining in their system should use marifier without delay, as no person can cousider himself safe after having the venereal disease, cleansing the syatem wit PORT OF NW YORK, NOVEMBER 19. | from its commercial advantages, the best port iu the Gull of Old Stock Exchange, 2%shas Erie RR 50 do thorized to sell some exceedingly fertile lands yulation of that rich and inter st- WINTER ARRANG| Octoter 28. (he care will without thorough sat $1 each, iti Cases of halt dozen at‘ ced and seni to all parts of the Unior Medicine su Bha prietor, as President of there lots and Jauds, Mr. Sni- % do 2% Mohawk RR 5 do Ships Sarah Sheafe, Burgess, New Orleans, Chester & Kemp: BIRCKHEAD & CO_ 55 West street. PAS ISH SWEET CHOCOLAT jrekman street, a} the liberry to ies and gentlemen j@lit und heaithy . breaktn tton and the classic. innocent and savory sweet Chocolate, of ers have just received a choice assortment, and be ait purchasers, from tes to soften the 100 do 7000 Tinos spel 4 lo CAKD~ABOUT 10000 Indiana bonds 1000 d ‘The Habaueros, Hodelte. Schmidt MONEY MARKET. Monday, Nov. 18=6 P, M. The recent depression in the Stock Market, and the daily decline experienced in quotations, have created quite a panic among speculators in fancy stocks. This has been emphatically Blue Monday. It seems to be the general opinion that the bottom has not been touched yet, and some even go so far asto assert seriously that the bottom has fallen out, and that some of the fancies will sink out of sight. So for as actual value goes, stocks,in which speculation has raged so extensively, aight as well disappear as not. Norwich and Worcester fell off 4 per cent; Stonington, 3; Erie Railroad, 4; Read- ing Railroad, 14; Farmers’ Loan, }; Vicksburg, 14; Mor- ris Canal, 1; Canton, 1}; Long Island, 3; Mohawk, 4; East Boston, 4; United States Bank, Ohio sylvania 6’ closed at Saturday's prices, Sterling exchange still rules high. Quotations are firm at 10 a 10}. The demand, however, is limited, the steamer having just teft {or Liverpool. Specie is steadily going forward, every packet takes out from twenty to one hun- dred thousand dollars. We annex a tuble showing total amount of the shipments from this port since June last, Srecme Exroxrep rnom tne Port or Nuw Youn, Amount exported ia July Amount exported in August, ‘Amount « xported in Septem Amount exported in October,. Amount exported from 1st to 17th inst., ht trains will leave City | si "Alfon & Parsons ip Charlotte, Gerry, from Manilla, Jane seni rith 150 bales hers 6O00 bag 13000 a 20 shas N River Ble 10 Bk Com serip 4 will Lake up passengers along the ““hatra. Harlem and Morisiania Trains, te pl City Hall for Har M. it Nbovearticleit2 Berkman s VENBERG k FERD, LUIS the publie in impartation of Forel ; 6000 to master. Wiprig Ads Elie, Mlarshinvn, 3 J. & N. Bri ‘By order of the Board tay cehr Mary, of Say brook, he Wes dupioal 15 dusy ng, Raresaioo' by tha eigkats of d artfordy and %. oe coffee was coming into the mar ¢0. tura, Oct. 27, with hides, &e, inn brig Prenoco, ldg for a ership for rh ral of wh her have opened ; antlin tr 1 the Classical Wor tious, of which they will ale . CARMAN, Secretary. STEAMSH'? FOR NEW ORLEA ['o sail on the 2ist jvst. fe Zee the latest publiea- plete assortment as iolins, Guitars, bie rider 18, COUP AN, ibl 2 abrve,guuterated. "The lapaese sof tched has proved her-e tea boat, aud makes the Hons and will take passengers le rate of $8 each, Avy NEW PACKAGE EXPRE BETWEEN PHILADELPY PER STEAMER P esses: 3 Fs 5 Turks Island, Nov. 6, with 3704 ys from Delaware, with grain, to Schr Wave, Johnsou, 2 ‘Noht-Amelia, Strong, 5 days from Baltimore, with corm, ro } tisine phys-eian at Ainwiek, in LB. 3 Schr Chief, Van Name, fron Baltimore, dge, from Baltimore, with 100 do 350 Harlem RR te and extensive 195 shes Nor & Wore % © do * jue care and attention, BUCKMAN, Agent, or to 0 Sonth wharves, implete sitecess of this incati fork, at $1 per vial, or $2 ry divected with name on Otis JAMES HAND, rom Boston, with mdse, 5 00 L Island RA 13) Mohawk RE New Stock Exchange. Bs shas Nor& Wor bew 71 fiocr Berets ork Laahels very wurerior Fn M ” from Providence, with molasses, Propellor Sachem, from Hartford, with produce. Sloop Excel, from i bor tor pene UENCE k RHEL PR, BOYD & HINC Tontine Building, cor. \GOW—The fine ne ANN HARLEY, Dai mith, fe port, aid on arrival intended express!y asa regular trader be AGEL NTT “tvs Packet ship ADAM CARR will eencd pe A b, K, COLLINS & CO. [6 Soath st. NO FELT.—® cases of the One ship, ove brig, unknown, Paper, admirably calemlaued ‘Lyon, Stoddard, from Havre, has not yet w British ship mast-r, now on will have imme tee e eee ee eee + $4,428,000 ‘The amount already shipped reaches nearly ‘our mil* lions and a halt. In seventeen days of this month the exports have been larger than for the whole of any one of the previous months, and we have no doubt the shipments Watts, New Orlea ta ic, Poo Ly % ber, Pi Duals Annona N om ‘ringe; Septem| um fi ore Tmorming, aad has gone ac ae rT 69. 23 Btonigton RR. btw WK hlo-and laogow. For fre 49 SELES Fine Yok ministration, &c. Dean GENERAL :— We had a prime sermon to-day at the Wesleyan Chapel ; a jam-up good sermon, | tell you. It was on the observance of the Sabbath, and the pastor, with proper and marvellousgood taste recommend- ed it to all good christian people, out of respect to the institution, to put on a clean shirt on Sunday at all event He commended it a8.a good thi: that christians should look neat, and clean, ani seber-minded on Sauday. He said further that po- litics should be eschewed on the Sabbath, an in- Junction with which we shall comply all the after- noon. Brother Wilson 1s a mood preacher, has a good berth, and is doing good service in the good cause of propagating the doctrines of the twelve Apostles, exclusive of Judas, which reduces the number to eleven. But, we think we have a right to say a ttle on politics, quietly, and in your pri- vate ear Mr. Reader, notwithstanding. pee [yoni x a = nel on it, that be will be no hasty, il-advices jecisive proceedii toward the annexation of Texas. Mr. Calhoun ts becoming quite a practical statesman. The tariff will be modified in its invidious charges upon coarse cottons, woolens, flanne! silks, &e. it the Senate can be conciliated, a the duty on salt will be entirely repealed. ‘The first month of the session will probably be exhausted by “Chapman” in cro’ over the de- feat of that “same old coon,” by the coons in explaining away their annihilation, | Mr. J. D. Stevenson, of New York, is talked of as Commissioner for the Patent Office. His visit to town, it ia said, relates to this expectancy. Mr. King is to stay in France; Mr. Irving in Spain; but the lesser luminaries’ abroad are to be recalled. This is the chat. : Mr. John Quincy Adams, we are afraid, is pre- paring for an onslaught on the rule. Mr. L. C. Levin, @ distinguished temperance orator sometime ago, bat now one of the native members from Philadelphia, is bound to give the House and his constituents a specimen of his prowess on the necessity of @ twenty-one years naturalization law. These natives will take AG cut a the time of the House, unless staved off by the rales. 3 ‘The refectories down below will not be abolish- ed—so don’ be alarmed Captain Fay. The Tem- perance cause is powerless in the cellars of the Capitol. We hope, however, Messrs L and Belser will conjointly stir up the emissaries of Sir John Barleycorn under the two Houses, It makes business brisk, and makes it a cash busi- aegs; the pretext of expulsion. paces The dinner bell announces the expiration of the morning hou. The weather is as gloomy as the Clay Club House; perfectly suicidal, Froatennvel?,, Philadelphia, (Correspondence of the New York Herald.) Paivapecemia, Nov, 18, 1844. The trial of Andrew McClain, for the murder of John Guyer, has resulted in his entire acquittal. The Jury came inte the Court at one o'clock this afternoon, and rq