The New York Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1844, Page 3

‘becom o# my the necessity ot th ds course. ation increase dat the last session of the legislature akenkenes per seus. ; yet, in consequence ot the very great in the ‘of all kinds t Verv low rateat wi tid tthe ussessors valued the proverty in their respective «to inties, it is very certain that the amount of revende the + will be received, will not increase ing corresponding pva portion, notwithstanding the great. ng i er amount of perty subjcet to taxation in this State each succeeding » oe BE true, that the various me towhich our citizens are snhjected, render their pay: ment sometimes ddfficd It ; yet Iam inclined to think that the taxation levi counties and corporations, consti- tutes, ina majority of cases, the chief portion of the bur- den. Ifthe right ¢ ‘et cised by these powers be limited, the revenues of the Ste te may be increased in a corres. ponding degree, wit ho at imposing any additional burden on the peopte.” ‘The amount of Stat » :bonds issued and sold is $922,261 ; bearing an interest re mq ting from 5} to 10 percent per an- num, making the ann’ 18 | interest more than $70,000. Un- leas the legislature of‘ “Missouri adopts speedy ond affec- tive measures to keep dowa and reduce the public debt, by direct taxation, it vill net be many years before that State must takea stanc (along side other delinquents. In the words of the Gove tnor, “ Taxation must be resorted to, while the burden is comparatively light,” or it will soon weigh down andd estroy the resources of the Com- monwealth. Surrounded? by bankrupt States, having all the evils and horrors of regsudiation before them, it be- comes the citizens of Mi:tsog ri to submit to any tax the legislature may deem proper to levy, and preserve the credit and solvency of the Stat e. Old Stock BM tchange. 13 32°0 Canton Co 12 7100 do mt 7 ha ona boo es 00 lo : 7000 Reading BR. Bonds 6s 165 shas Morris Canal 39 50 do. ve 7 30 Vicksburg Bk 5° 150 do bio 45 100 Farmers’ Loan 37 0 do. rd 100° = 230 Nor& WerRR 71? 25 North RivemBk * 108 100 do m% 100 Reading KR 43. my 40 do 47 si0 71> 110 N Y & Erie RR a b3q 71 second $2000 Penn’a os i ‘ 10000 Olio 6's, 68 160 100 ae Fa shas Nor & Wore E.) 4 yeo 45 150 L, Island RR n Hib 4036 New Stock 190 shares Farner’ Loant373¢ Pry do ny ST acy do baw 375, 2 go 864 Biss 10 Morrie china 324 ES onwein ‘ lo rs a baw 366 40 do FS 0. 100 dow ure 130 do- 83 335 State of Trade, Asuxs— fote continue very inactive, and we u $4, Peach § are, steady at $435, ; Rae 'zKSWA k—Prime yellow, ef al i waned Sd ae, y » Il descriptions, sell as Baxavs tev rs.—southern flour may now be quoted at $A 6 75, and Genesee at $4 624 a $4 68}, market inactive. Thy sre are twenty-two. flouring mills in Roches ter,in whick are placed 108 runs of stone, only a portion of which, hg wever, are regularly used. Last yeor these mills t1 out 380,680 bbia. of flour. The very excel lent quality: of the Genesee wheat this season and the fair demand for? flour manufactured at Rochester has imparted additional arctivity to the business, and an increased amount of dlourturned ont from the mills is the coi quence, viz,.: 400,888. About one-fiith of the whole qui tuty of wheat consumed by the mills there went from Buf- falo, and 271 bushela trom the Genesee Valley canal ; ® amail portia mn also came in by thefrailroad, for consump tion. The tetal amount of flour made at Rochester, quan- tity of wheat left at that place by canal and amount of tolls navelved tl we ‘ol fs. gat aie Wheat, bu, ‘There is an excess in tolle sver ast ear of $14.17, but ol a $37 164 be Jow tho amount taken in 1640 { A heav » flow of flour has gone toward tide-wa'‘e:f turin; the past week. ‘The receipts for the third wee! : vember, for five seasons, wore :— zh eee a 1844, 1843. 1642, 1841. 1840. Flour... .189,684 116,050 73,160 62.785 103,940 Whe at + 63,509 28,370 43.635 «42.925. 67,090 Ae total of flour and wheat reaching tide-water to 23d of November, was :— 1844, 1843, bbls. 2,131 807 1,996 963 en a ae _ ee 816,520 ‘oTton—There was but little di ion evinced to hiry. About 300 bales were taken by spinuers, and 200. ‘bytes by exporters. Prices aguin favoring the buyer, Har— Good qualities of North river bale are held at 37h a 400.5 prime ut 40a 42c. | ‘The season is getting wo far ad- vanced, that supplies will soon be reduced and the stock lighter. Provisioxs—We have no alterations to give in quota- tions tor artic'es under this head, Ohio pork consuucs in fvir demand at former qnotatione. Beef is rather dull. Lard, keg, neils at 6c. Writexey—Drudge ca‘cks we still quote at 240. West et a and prison barrels ‘are firm at 24¢ 24Jc. Catrix Marget—At market, 1,200 beef cattle, (100 = the south.) 60 ews and calves, and 2,600 sheep and Parces—Beef Catile aro a little cheaper, and we quote ordinary at $4 “4 4 60, and prime at $5 a 6 50 to 5 75 for the best. 200 lef over, Cows and Calves—All sold, at Jast week's rates. Sheep ed Jambs—The market was closed at 150. $4 for eet ard 874 a $2 50 for lambs, Nay—Le,ose is eelling at 4s. 6d. to 5s. 64. per cwt. Foreign Markets. Laavayua, Oct. 30, 1844 —I embrace the opportunity ‘ded by the sailing of the brig Rowena, to say that business here, particularly aa it respects American pro- duce, continues to be remarkably dull, The coffve crop is just _begmmning to come in ; the price, in Caracas, is 7} cents per pound, (Columbian currency ;) but when the transportation to Leguayre, the storage, the porterage, the lighterage, &c are udded, it amounts to about 74 cents Spanish, on board the vessel. The market at this place is well stocked with Ameri produce of all kinds, and the demand is com; tively smal. Venezuela, in u political point of view, 1s apparently tranquil ; the Liberals have, however- evinced considerable useasiness since the an- nouncement cf the triumph of the Aristocratic party in the recent elections, altbough nothing bas yet transpired to cause any serious alarm." Nearly all the military force of the republic is concentrated in Caracas, end from pre- seat appearances there ia every reason to believe that order will be maintained throughout that district at least. Vhe “Piedmont” arrived yesterday from New York, by way of Antigua ‘Thereare no other vessels now in port tcom the Uuited States The Com. Warriagton sailvd on Saturday last. The Violet, which sailed from Philadel- phia for Loguayra several days before the Rowena, has sotyet arrived. Ihave just heard of the death of Mr. Litehfield, American Consul at Puerto Cabello.—Philadel- phia Gazette, Dec 2. —_—_—_—_—_—_—— Married, On the 15th of May last, by the Rev. F H. Lusk, Mr. Hewny G. Mantix, ot New York, to Miss Exizanetn H. Bessasun, of Somerville, New Jersey. On the 24 inst., by the Hun. James Harper, Mr. Trrosas Sean, of this city, to Miss Lyra Ans Frtu, daughter of John L, Franklin, of Flushing, L. 1. Died, On the 18th ult., ofconsumption, at the American Hotel, Jersey City, Manosnar Sutetps, aged about 24 years, deoghter of Peter Shields, near Cornwall, Canada. §(?= Montreal papers please copy. AC New Haven, Conn, on Friday, the 224 ul long @od tedions Hlness, which he bore with fortitude, Rooer Prout, Esq, in the 75th year of his age, merly of this city, aud jor the last sixteen years a reai- st of New Haven. At see, on the Sth ult., on board of the packet ship St. Jame at, Isanenta Stewart, youngest daughter 4 and Jennet Elmendoif, oged 2 yeare and 6 months. : The relatives ond friends of the family are invited to at- ten I the funeral, from No. 53 Laight street, this afternoon at hall-pyat 3 o'clock. On Sunday, the tet inst., of consumption, Mrs. Lyons, in the 30th year of her age. ‘The friends and relatives of. tho family. and these of F. ©, Richard, are r ited to attend her funeral, Tuesday At haif-past 3 o'clock, from hor late residence, No. 252 Bleeker stre On Monday, the 24 inst., suddenly of croup, Groner Waessnaton, son of John'W. and Sarah Avery, aged 4 yeurs and 6 months, ¢ remains will be removed to White Plains for inter- ment, from the residence of his parents, No. 93 Rosevelt street, on this (Cuesday) mornin and servant, 10; Me 1 Nye, dos aud im Passengers Salled. from Boston, for Li id Chas L Roberts, of Boston; Mir aud Mrs Kock, i Kyan, Mr Zachrisson, Y, Williams JE Jackson. Mr Pigg, Torrey, DG. G Kelioag, Charles Gortoa, of NewYork; Me and’ Mrs Wainwright, Mr Broeklersley, Chas E Levry,J C toe of Quebec: Mr and 'Mee r son, JS Hobert Weir, A Cuvillier, Wm Kidstone, GD. Watso Patterson, of M: Mr Frecinod, of Canada; C Hebjeaeay of the floss Fags: ates, 0 T all, “ uy Trindwr,of London: ‘Thos Sinith, of Scotland; ka MW + Thos i, Bushby, of New Zealand, 37. For Halifax Total 3 of Vorto Ricor Jas —Me Simpson, Angus Ross Foreign Lmportation Livenroor—Ship Asnbatton—10 pkgs J M Brace—10 J Lee 92 A Cougdon & co 162 Srooks—22 TA alicer 6c Croe Rasvell—d D Hadden—1 G Oparkie & coms A Auchinelo 14M Brace & Bon—10 J Rodgers Stokes & Anthony —3 whet WK Seymours com? J Bachan—tJ 1 bas rout EW Pemberton H Norris & com10 @ Henry & 2 Cameron & Brand—3 J Low—24 Jeffery—2 WW 2 tor ig Brothers—9 Bird, Gillean —2 J Met Ph Hower’ ¢o-8 Walsh we Mallonrea © Pardeck ty alte omnes ™ “3 Haydock EWM Heas=16 W Whitewright 1160 bac iron JH Abec ‘& co—1000 ae He KR Coonantmt Young te Semithe-1 Ne Toe glows irc 1 2% ins & COL NFolge imer & co—20 Nevi co-} H Ballard & ewegos 20CT Hvbbarue Scheuck~6 Canfield & Brothers O'shitunskey 1 G Hastings com H M4 Boost, Benjamin & coos Hust LP Harmony's Nephews & cond. dim, Clapp k itebell Muriay—3' Locke & Carer=7 Van ion coma Wiehe eines Coonacd’& flout on fee i wr ard & Hone #2 N Tobiae—it Wilso Peet Ar Ue Colden—iv06 bushels potatoes. 117 tons coal. 500 seks salt Grinnell, Minturn & co40 cases Scopes 4 do skivers 87 crates 1 s earth ware 19 bdls and 29 bags sheep skins 2 bandis seal ss 10 chs chaius 1 bale worsted stuff & cks hardware t cask screws I do stretchers, 150 boxes tin plates 94 cases ‘and 157 bdls stee! 1 box files 152 small and 92 large hampers wot H po eiraoctt= Ship St Jamen—1009 be: JONDON= ames T fovt 4 Witte 3 pF t 8 Marray—2.C 1 Rockwall fe Wo a 1py se—7 121 Cummi Main & co—12 G Meyer & Son—2) J Ellison 9 Hort Blunt Hastings, & coma B Beojaminnt Milves ens Nicholsou—2 y & Putnem—2 ‘T Morton—3 Bartlett & Welford—2H Gritliu—3 T&T Woodhead-32 LT Cohen ein Spor Beieh Consult WW Walter P Caproni comi Young & Smit cep & 0 f fora bose eat eo— 1 Hod 0 B Morewood—O'H Hadien—s2 Oppenheim ie coo Bonsert 12 tous chalk Grinnell, Minturn & com7T pgs order. Line (Hop )—Brig' Sea Flower—30000 leet mahogany $2000 Edwin Coffia~$0,000 feet’ sawed mahogany: Francois jer. St. Anxs Bay (J) Banks~600 do Howie & ke &co—1 box fruit A ji ‘are—200 bags pimento W ‘Aspinwall—2i8 Ibs copper Aymar ™M Gilliard, Movements of the Steamships, ._, Steamers. Leave Liv’, Duet ivimea. Leave Amea Caledonia, Lott. E I Acadia, " Hu, Cambria, Judkins 1 or if, Captains of | Veasels will give api of out News Boat, a, Tuport of rt whence they” atied, the veecls Of thelr cay an Of Lews they may have. ‘He will board ‘them 1a te a theft arrival Ai ol Cocrmpasnents Se agoe A on v7 frie Intelfigenee. they cua obtains Naatical fy Hou of any kind will be dhucktatly Seeatvea PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 3, Informa- Grinnell, Minturn & Hencken} Charleston, conse, Jackson, New Or ina. Aregtyne, Rotterdam, . ‘Talbot, Penareola, b. D: inson, Appalachicola, Pos} ren, Lisbon. Brigs Hendrick, Ichen: Forest Beals, Brooks: jarshman, Norfolle, NF, Boyd & Hencken; ‘Laurie. Schr Belle, Me: i a Cleared. ips Prince Albert. Sebor, London Gos Baltimore, Funek, Havre, Boyd & frown, ton, Geo. ; Win. Nelson. Barques 3, Wal Providence, Vi Stephen Brewer 3 ‘obaxca, Schmidt & Bi ville, Badger & Peck; Adajt well’& Co; Oscar, Curry, Windsor, Eagle, Hart, St, Joho, N. FG. & J. Math, Norfolk, Sturges & Clearman, Arrived. Packet ship Ashburton, Hattleston, from Liverpool, Oct. 22, withindse, to Griunell, Minturn & Co, Ship St. James, Meyers, from London, Oct. 2th, with mdse, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Bremex Darque John George, Gerkin, 4 with mise and passengers to Oelrich & Kruger. Brig Sea Flower, Noyes, from Balize. with mohogany, to iteed & Hoppoc been ten days North of Hatteras hnérienced very roug ther, lay too 56 hours, and stove bulwarks. ny Clati, for Nork. meet da oate, Sy aor rig Ottowa, McNear, from Nantz, Sept, 23 and Gibraltar Zith, with 1200 casks currants, 6 Draper te Dusls New brig Alabama, Means, 10 days frum Bangor, to.the maste f Sehr Delaware, Higgivs, 21 days from St Ann’s Bay, Jam., i h & Walsh, from Wilmington, N. C., with na- Kehr Zephyr, Cracket. from Thomaston, with lime. Schr Albany Packet, Hotchkiss, from Boston, with mdse. Schr Excel, Lovell, from Boston, wi Schr Grecian, C! from Bo ton, mdse, Schr Deborah, Roberts, fiom Mattapoisett, in ballast. perienced very rough wear Below. Barque lsabella, Bearse, 41 days from Malaga, with fruit, to Godfe Robinson, Brig Eastern Star, Brown, from Jsmaica, and 2 brigs ‘uu- kuown Salled. Ships Prince Albert, London; Europe, ton, for Charleston; Adi ark, Merwin, Savann: Liverpool rondack, Hackstack, Liverpool; New- Corea, 'New Orleans; Liverpool, do. Miscellaneous itecord. Tur, Pacnet Suir Battin, for Havre, has been detaine ed until this day. Scur Sry, Dimon, from Salem, with loss of both anchors, bol warks, decks swept, and cargo shifted—having bea jblown off from inder Chathain, (Cape Cod) oa the nicht Of the 21th SE. from Nactucket South Shoal, It blowing four days from NW in succession. Ganpxwer, Peterson, heace, bound to Bali ed, spoken at sea in distress, arri r , alter a parsage of 20 :day, ‘would make temporory repairs and return to this port. Jchn Delta, (Br) 46 os with 250 emigrant: Nov. 13, lat 24, 30, lon; reston, Texas, ws! ed to be reported—by the Sea Flower, at this p port. Floreree, from New York, bound 'to Apalachicola, Nov 16, off South Coast Florida, Key Vecas bearing N. 12 miles—de- sired to be reported—by samme. Jane Frances, bound to New Orleans, Nov 29, lat 29, lon 7244 me. Hazard, and Sandusky, }» United States, and Rebeces, Det Chesapeake, Toledo,’ Monroe, Se; "Mi i i¢; Hereules; Ashland; Winslow, and Gr ily, Huron; Fletch-r, ort; Dayton, lesey, Ashtabula; Dragon, Dover. Home Ports, THomastox, Noy. 24.—Sld, Four Brothers, Robinson, Charleston; Sabine, Binckinton, and Catharine, Vesper, New Rapid, Brown, Richmond; Extio, Robinson, do; Wellsby, 3 Pontian, Nov 28—Cld Sarah, Cutter, Mobile ATH. Nov 25-Si Matanzas; 26th, Ha- nover, Drummond, NOrleans: f "RANKFORT, Nov 27—Arr Minerva, Eldridge, N Yor! Miiler, Boston. Boston, Dec Nickerson, Tr Mauran, Savanah; Lexicgton, and Angusta. Jane Don 3 rence, ‘Lovell, ‘Albany ; Hall, NYork.” -‘Teleyraphed, Tecumseh, fim Phjlad. Signal fora'ship. "Sid Saturday Nile, Sultan, Anne & Julia, Chesa- peake, Kazan, Reaper, and Agenot unday, steamship Brie tannia; Sharon, Osage, Eolus, Oak, and November, Nov 25—In port, ida," fm Baltimore ‘for Boston; ion, fm Philad and Jos, Balch, fm ‘Baltimore for Marietta, and Fancy, NYork for Boston; Samuel, and Albany fordo, S!d_ 26th, several of the fleet— 'd Grecian, for N York. z Nov 238d Adelaide, Sampson, Franklin, La; ton, and Sater lo. 27th, Coiner, do. Guovcrsten, Nov 27—Cld, Niger, Herrick, Susrinam, ft Patcape. 4, Dee 2—~Arr Delaware, Fisher, Borton; Ro- json, Porto Be lo; Huntress, Baker, N'York; ‘Topliff, Henry, Hunv NHaven aime into 0 AT, Bavgor, N York Gs win, fandolph, Jacquet re & Brothers, i'r in, Frankfort, Me. Kicumoxp, Nov. 20—Arr Catha delphias jore Kearney, Elwell Nor ¢ Amanda, Teal New York; Snow, Boston NYork;’ Mcbu Phila- ietory, Commodi ae + Fall River, Std, Robert Bruce, ja A Rogers, NYork. Cld Chapel, Saw. Nov 28—Cl¢ Tremont, tan, Stone, Havre; Potomae, Berry; Mar fgrie, Cooksey, Liverpool; Cora, % Br) Owens, or. West Indies; 'Orrallog, ‘Lufkin, Trinidad de Cuba; Lady Warring terson, Baltimore.’ Sid, Mary Ann, Brown, Liverpool: Hidginson, (Hr) Hogg, do. 27th, arr Emily, Sherivood, New ‘ork. Ann, CHaRLtsTon, nu WANTED: FIRST-RATE WAITERS(colored). One who has been in the habit of waiting in public houses, aud who can pro- dap gee recommendations. Apply at No. 57 Brondway. d2 2U%e0. WANTS 4 Situation, by two young women to do general hy usework, plain sewing or nursing, or ironing in a hotel; em give unexceptionable city reerence.’ Knquire at 61 Vesey street, d23t* ec HEAR BOTH SIDES 'T SIDNEY RIGDON, formerly of New York, this E tion of Bowery a F REF admittance to FOWLER'S PHRENOLOGICAT ABINE (, Clinton Hall, 131 Nassau street, where may be o! hrenologicsl and Physiological Books. Also. verbal aud written deliveations of character, both day aud evening. di lw*re "THE person who took a CANE from Jone's Second Wari | A Hotel, on Sunday Evening, the Ist iust , is respectfolly i vited to return it forthwith, and avoid exposure, aan was teen to ane ity and is known, EVWAKD H. MOOKES, ‘TAKE NOTICE, FROM THE LATE FIRE—A good assortment . lke, Velvets, Ribbons, Pushes, Fearhers, and Milliaery G whieh will be sold’ cheap for Cash, at No. TE IS. ted. 16 Jo} A. sire) by —Gerat byrgains may be es} Iw? im NOTIC A Mesting of the Atockholders of the BRIDGE WATER COPPER-MINING COMPANY will be held for. the urpose of electing xeven Directors, at Stelle’s Hotel, New ranswick, N.J. on the first Monday-of January next, between the hours of 12°M., aud 3 o'elvek, P.M. JUDAH DOBSON, Secretary. November 23, 1841. ERA AT THE CONCERT WICH 18 TO TAKE PLACE, at the Tabernacle Chis i, the very interesting aud tnleved Josephine Bramyon, uive years and a hf of age, makes her third appecrones beforea New York audience. Wem net say of her that, she has elaims pon our novice as a. native of New L talent w do honor to country, and it is not wuhont pany sears lent of the orches ar iowing me-ited and very complimentary notice «fh» fair Josephine. ‘The most distinguished professors in New York have prowiunced ‘one of the very first mae ‘igiaus of the day : : at ““Fittle queen of the pianojforte'” Miss Josephine Bram. who made her debuta short time since before a New York €, and 8 completely electrified all *pPear to-nigh. at the Tavernacle in Master Si cert. Her performance se! ec! h f omeerto on the Pistofurte by Czemy, and Tint variae tions by Hertz, which are well adipted to dispray the woader- ful talents of this extraord: ot only ry youth. vs even difficult passages with tsi ion, butt also with ‘he utmost precision and perfection ; she in fact gives no cause of complaint even to the most fastidious eritic. In Justice she has been styled" no donbt will ay, aston to all th ret apren HonsewANsHi sveetinily inform his that he tees opened an evening eles for Geutlomen ip, at his Hiding Academy, 108 Bowery, or A Places. ‘The School ix o0en every evening (Sund forms lor a corve of 12 lessansy €9. hve ech acl dirably een: i toa line ot Railioad, Bowery, and Broudway omuibis router, which pass every tea moc ue dat ing the doy and cvemieg, “Th Dio ngand Beswing Rooms aud Manage, ary well warmed, and every sone court of students. "The School is ‘open daily for Tradie-ns dg Bt hie musical prodigy o in meet with a warm who did uot listen to je NOW BAY, KO, £0, a! DISBROW w fer ryt and tl ew York,” excepted FROGRAMUE, AUCTION, SALES. VOCAL AND AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. or A INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT ‘A. ©. TUPTLE, Avetioncer, Toesatirepet the APOLLO ROOMS, Broadway, on Wel | Fy aRDWAR CUTLERY, TOYA ter eJacob 8. Plates MISS ELIZABETH SOMES 2d Fall sale of Hardware IT take place This Da ‘AND MISS ANNE SLOMAN 17 10 o'chock, t the Gale Hopes, No. $9 Flats, corner of ( oil dais of Birmin es and Vocaliats, wl heir first appear- French and German Staple and’ Fauey assisted by Mi, JOHN SLOMAN: - George Loder 0. 4 xeneral assortment of pen ead pocket Cutlery, on 1—Grand Variations for f r the Piano Forte, from Beretta ses le’ eBleoees the Onsra of “Gulia has patfantued be tee ime STenenciogs tet Sameer? Se th kad. Mh a aaegaaanan, cil not ie tee fer eat aa oe 2-Grond Vocal Duett, from Rossiai,s 01 “La Gazza ble as ats Lara Eban’ per me Thomond by Mice Bisabeth | ctey and sree at jd Well werthy the ataation of ihe a ‘Gr, 5 e » a ao rer vartenins (at toe, Harp. composed by “Boda.” | CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES DUCED PRIC. THE subscribers penn of closing their fall stock of Up- the ot UN; » i Dubie dete aR tet thleew Mav Opera of “1 “by Misa Anne Sloman. by list” Elizabeth Decne ees GroUeh. holstery Goods befure the season 1+ too far advanced, offer reduction in price, and 10 percent lower than at any hinent in tt city. want of Curtains or Window Shades are ii ited “A characteristic “ Morceau ’ ‘ops, Drrformed by the compoorr | gusortiet in tho chy, sad st ansehen eet cent tad ditene"a oted fa fle Reweeed SOLOMON’ nur, ie f , modern Harpist to the ancient Irish Bards, .by iiss | ay im'odsrrenns U'olaterers 219 Broadway, opposite, 7—Soug—" Biue Beard”—Parry,.by Mr. John S'oman.—The FF'S SALOON, opposite the Custom House, in Rossini, Mozart aud Bellini. the basement, serves up'the eatables in a le uot to be Harp an on Airs from | surpassed. Many, uay, the majority of our busiveas men, are ical aud elegant com- | compelled to get. a perfect hurricane haste; ‘they can’t delay, even if they should be inclived to send an. hour at the table. Wyekoff's Saloon. is precisely the place for such xeatlemen to patrouize. Plates, knives and forks fly round with Astovishing velocity—they come and yo like magic. its are 49 active. What ts event meal ? Absolutely nothing PHOENIX COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, 86 Elizabith Sireet, between Hester ond Grand Streets, : NEW YORK, “THE Subse iber would ie:pectfully inform Traders, Country Merchants, and the public generally, that he has constantly on hand and for ante, Green, Koasted, and Ground ©. flees. Gi Ground Musard, fintmess, i¢ Sto.es, and at the Roi Concert to comms Pg ee . CLIREHUG! Cully inci friends MR RUC npppectfully intimates to. bie, fe pre: aseries of Lectiues, illustrative of the aneieut and atu Miustrelsy of Scoclacd. Including the early historical and rami balla of the chivalry yejody ofthe fudiesnae, allace, the Bruve, the Dou MINSTRELSY OF THE SCOT LISH BORDER, The heroic, pathetic, aud humorous Jacobite bi Priuce Charles Stuart, aid his adventurous wanderin SOTTISH MINSTRELSY origin and hisugey of the most admired Scott er, Cloves, &e. dies which have been wedded to vers by th i e Teves 10:0 $6 lbs eacis, ay} tor calgatithe lowest Burns, Macniel, Tawuahill, scott, &e , with anecdotes aud in- | cash prices, Goods sent to any wart of the city free uf charge. cidents of th thors, of illustrative of the songs. Colfee Htoasted aad Ground tor Grecers, ‘Ale songs in illustrstion will be aauouuced in the programme | _d3 lnm. GEOKGE G, MESSERVE. ofeach lecture, ‘These lectures will commence at auy early day in December, aud be coutinued once a week tll concluded. des Iwis*re CONCERT or VOCAL anp INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. "S SAKSAPAIUULA. lf a triad of iT t3, FE! N i give aCON. | dons cure Burin Sai MUG CRAY SON (from Kdinboropgh) will give a CON: | aenece or pleasant ahertive: seta alld elegant MINERVA RO teat processes of purga‘ion, neutralization, aud restoration, all cert Hnli,) on esday Eveat ‘uae Fo on tovether harmoniously, undar sts balmy sntluence. ‘The Concert will chiefly consist of BC H_SONGY, and | "Wholesome particles of the bloud are neutralized and ca the following Ladies and Gentleineu, distinguished by ‘their | Off) aud a lealthy tone is restored to Ha anaes, ‘housan have can al tents, wilt appear, mean ene OROGRAMME various chron‘c constitucioual di ART I. * The Home i tas » ealthy of depraved state of the blood Bee te octtlt gt: haniners, he biome that Love.” | seiotuisy oF enlargemest. of the glands. tum Me. Wvillia comic Medley, Mr, Collings“ Come sit thee | Salter nate aif gezeatt, and other sim fowny eee Tn the Highlands,” song, | Ober paratal elections of the uescalus fibre, a te of the pain, and wiht iy Grandtaher way a most “The Mil Maid,” song, M bouny Scotland to thee,” Me cases a renewal of atrength, keeping pace retreat of the disease from the system. “ Seize upon trath where'er ‘tis found, rs. Ferguson ‘onderful man,” Air. Collins iiss, Bruce; “ slere’s a health iliams, ou RABE IL ‘Amongst your friends, amongst your foes, Overture gn the Piano Forte, On Christian or on Heathen ground— of Charlie.” song, Mrs. berg ‘The tlower's divine whese'er it grows. Bz, Woliamas “Whew ‘the Soou's on thet Neglect the prick e aud assume thn rose.” 3 Solo on the Mr. Lanuers The proprietors are daily receiving from the medical pro’es- Bucs and Me. Collins “SleGregor's Oa Mi Inleters of the, gospel, officers ef justion, sud sutnerous Williams; "Why left I'my hame.” tong, Mra. Fergusons ‘tuple nad willing ‘esttmoe Age of Stes,” M Holliees | ma SOL Y Anas to marcy yee,” perior value and efficacy of this preparation. sont | Mies races, Silent Bam,” Mr, Collins. To cuacln furnished gratuitcusly, on sufficient poof worthines letter exhibits efficacy of the Sarsajarilla rheumatic affection : . ck, jroudway; Mr. io} street it and atthe door on the evening of the Concert. vaste Se pre eemeereecetee aa Aas MEKCANTILE LIBRARY, MIURSDAY EVENING, Sth Vecembor, 1814, at half-past 7 o'clock precisely. Me GEORGE VANDENHOEF'S EVENING ENTERTAINMENT: a Shaksperian Soirée: Lecture; Dramatic Hteadings and’ Recitatious—Serious aud omic. a remarkable manuer the great & most severe scrofulews and Avnunw N.¥., Limo. 12, 184, EEASHampctaT fy. rheumatism, whieh continuing, became chron Ted in sry tight hand, aru and leg, nud, for three yeera | was perhapa an qieat a sufferer as ever livede 1 “Woine ulcerteed in eight, weeks trom the commencement of the attack, ‘he bone came out tnd [have now Jost all the right thigh bove, and also the tse o the right leg; most of che bone in two fingets of the right hand has also deeayed and been removed. T fesorted.{) various remedies with scarcely any benefit, and Gnally concluded { must suffer on until death eamne to iny rele", bit # Kind and overruling Provid-ace ordered otherwise li 2 seized with a severe cold, which greatly increased my amacic suffcriugs. 1 passed many days iu the most excru- without finding nny relief trom. au i "tried situation | heard of your Sarsapa trongly repossessed in its favor, fromm the great good It had iyne in maiiy cases. {procured vn bottle, and found aliwest immedinte relief. ‘which eatirely Teliewed mo. Thi r thoulder, which 4s gradually healings and th + | of my ormidable disease, 1 was also for eight years most AGERG evely alicted with a chronic diarr!ea, which the | sake of suffering humanity Ib. Be 4 th 1). Se 5 Act Il. Se 2 18254 w PROGRAMME, Subject—Shaker peare considered asa fi Dramatist— Josophical avd Moral Reavincs avp Recitatioss. on the wounded deer, de of Honor, or “the dege sees As You rees of the lie”, ole: veer Henry VILL, r y ‘niet, with all the following principal oquies, _ ‘Praceny or Hamer Laertes’ Advice to Ophelia Polonius? counsel to hii Mie ararriunes Soliloaay of, Hamlet" Oh't that ‘this 100, ‘too sh”? ij scenes and sol ist} and Hamlev’s address to WILLIAM G, WARING. Avusuan, Nov. 16, 1844. ens, A. B. & D. Savoy: Gents —the statement made eariness of spiri =" Oh ! what a roy ee by be, or not te which he has say Ba ee ey wi i pole putt die King’* aay fb Be2] Phe tottowin case ea nd te teas Hime? Solitog ay’ ou eho Wi fii ii vited'to iu care . Comment on such evid uce 1s sue Chueen i New Your, July 25, 1914, Death oft Heemtet Mesans, Saxps:—Gentsmt_ consider. it. but an act of justice Sitple tickers "60 conte se Ticke ans an tra | £2 JHC state the following fete fa werence to the great bene: ‘Members of the M. b. A it have received in the cure of an obstinate Cancenous ULCER gel a ember -+ 25 cents, May be had at the ‘Mercantile Library, and at Shepard’s Book Store, No. i Broxdway. 43 FIFTH NATIONAL GUARD*SOIR¢ E. THE, Commitee bar jeare to aanoance that thei ; ded eighteen mouths by a regular and skilful ian, assisted by the advice and counsel of one of our m able aud experienced without the least beuefit what: ‘All f treatis I five weeks Deceiver 15, Ree ihees Cano on, Wi cduesday Evenings | Cadatie three times a day, and for thotomjnt comitgese Ot wane Savenk cotati of nite apt James L. ‘augh, end street. "a i Cieut. James... Morgan, 47 Ful street. raed acgay Me ttle Ag an intone rg geen rapidly wo the lungs, aud if’ 1 m operation, the result, would be fal. Whe Breast tid open and the bones examined, but ing no relief from what bad been douse, aud feeling was tapidly ‘getting woke, L almont despaired of re- covey, considered my ¢ nearly hoveless. Lieut. F, Millard, 1-7 West street, Soanse was ai Sergeant John Ruthyea, 61 John Sergeant Frederic k Creighton, 42 Secretary William Palmer, 81 Maiden Laue. __, Treasurer Jobn Xt, Platt, 6 Spruce strcet. 2 6tis*ec ret. sine Seejug various jpbmonials ‘and certutieates of care by the NEW YORK SCOTTISH GUARDs use of “ Sayps’s Sansavaiiita,” in cases similar to my own, HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL of this Company will be | / concluded to try a few bottles, several of which were used. y Kiren at Niblo’s Saloon, on Monday entinber | (uc from the long deep-seated character of iny disease, produced neste ‘Tickets may be obtatved bya no very decided change ; considering. his as the only probable MANAGER etm for my ease, 1 persevered, diyease was entirely D.C . ‘ di binedowr: tis now over eleven mouths since the cure was com TCourdandt street. Urere pearance of a return. | 116 Bleecker otrers. fore, pronounce , and the eure entirely Ter Pelee cieer ced hy “Sax: + as 1 took no other me Sraatwey. cine of any kins was using it, nor have 1 se sa taken any'since. Please excu loug deferred acknowleda- MIN ment, whieh I think it my duty to make, Your valuable * web ahaha Y-_ | parila enred me, with the blessing of Diviue Providence, wheo 4 MAGNETISM AND PHRENOLOGY, | nothing else and I feel myself under lasting obligations THE SOCIETY LIBRARY LEcTURE ROOM, | you, T can say 'many things f caunot write, aud 1 do most of Broadway and Leonard of, RODGERS? | respectfully, invite ladies afflicted ax | have been to call upon encouraged by the very li rt bestowed | mead | will satisfy them fully of the truth as stated above, ml ch ne doe a particularly on the oc and many other things in referees to he cage “a sion of his benefit on Saturday evening last, and by the partic “ NANCY J. y im lnsge ag delighted sudiemse in aptendonon: 218 Sullivan street, next door to the Methodist Church. been induced t at the Suciety Dec. 5th, 1844, Ort courseof Lectures , commencing F through experiments will be highly interesticg, such as’ reading, playing, Sec while in the maguetic’ state—the yes perfectly nidaged. Many of the audience will be maguet ble. ‘To commence at seven o’clock—doors open at haif po lock, Admission for a gentleman and two Lidies one d cle tickets 50 cents, JAMES W, JUDD & CO, 2 NEW WORLD OFFICE, will ‘publish THIS RVING the Repository ot English, Romance, for No- ice 1254 cent At noon, this day, a new Nove ‘Ainsworth, called st. James, or the Court ot Ann, For further particulars and conclusive evidence of ite sune: rior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may be obtained gratis. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by "A B.S D. SANDS, Droagists, 79 Fulton street, 273 Broadway, 77 East Broadway. by Deuguiss generally Yvfoughout the United ix bottles lor $9. requested to remember that it ‘constantl: y, ‘achieving such le cures of the most difficult class of diseases to which iw subyeet; therofore ask for Sands’. Sars m*m ENTISTRY. of Garretstown, agale 0 ‘Thursda. Jong time guviable emirence ia his profession. i Teeth and fills Teeth with great skilt ity ‘aste, for filling hollow ? reaists the action ra y, , while it all the Be tue on Chemistry befcre the Ling agents, it hecomes rs hasd as the tooth, and University of New York, on the relations of atmospheric air to | durable for life, It is Peculiarly adapted for nervous persous; mals aud plants, with a ae veriety of news and articles | and Dr. le operates with great care. We have personally rest than is published in anyother paper inthe United | tried hie skill and ean recommend hom. be Dr A. A early cy Re conienw I oa TY eh ated Dastle’s Offic: 1 Broadway. a3 tm e New World of lont Saturday, for which Tu Brice will be paid. eee Use e | PERPETUATE. THE MEMORY OF THE CHINA HALL, DEPARTED HEKOE HONOUK 90 LAWK ‘THe NEW YORK 8Acne, by several distingttished artists, who hi ost patriotic manner volunteered es for th oc- ¢usion,) will give x GRAND) CON OF SACKED MUSIC, at the ‘Tabernecle, on Thursday Evening, Sth Dee. iust., the entie net proceeat of roprinted to ROADWAY, camer of Dui geeavest bargains in reach Chi @ strret—Just opene’ the Gloss, &e., ever offered h China Cups and Saucers at 20s doz. 24 pes. h 16s dozen. and ‘eces, for $6, Also, plain white F ‘at’ tiusial low prices; very | wards the erection of a aric the spot elegant’r ch decorated F ina Dining Sets and Tea Sets. | where rest the ashes of the lameuted LA WRED Flowing blue, white iron st ing Sets and Tea Sets. ‘Tickets $l each; he H ond Music Storey; at Families fusvishing will fi their interest to ealt and | Saxon & Miles, bitt, coruer of Wall pag Lity and prices and Water streets Tabernacle on the ea iy 2 Plated Ware, Britania Ware, Cutlery, &e. ¢ hotels, Mason's & Ridgway’s patent lon Stove evaning of the perlorimance, ©, N Ball } 4c Bieter particulary as fast as we get the goods open embers of the Society will please call at the Soe ety’s Room this evening, and receive their vekets, d2 2tis* re KR, PARKEI wishes to give notice, that he intend iz 8.Grand fall on Thanksriving Night, he tah inatant, at \ Bostillon Se Lone uy Hall, on w nee the po For terms apply at by pe course of the 80 other Fan.y odacet. Price of Dare ‘can be had at the Hall. 18,—The preket, of the eletyrare jent ordes be sold E—Proposale will be received by the Prop s FRENCH & HEISE, for the Decorniv: ing of the alterations and improvemsiits of Castle Garden, th December, wish fo provore an ‘raprietors at the Garden, from 10 » Where all iafoumation will be wwe. Apply to d3 Iwee q! hs ‘market, to 190 Stisfestots* re suit purchasers, by JOSEPH VicMURRAY, ure 100 Pine street, corer of South streets ATORY AND BeED Broadway, adjoining the Gare ecribecs eae tfuily infor their frieude a tates, pi y selected for a 276 yablic that they are fully prepared to Furnish, dl reasonable Bouquets, Fancy Baskets, Vases, e., ob Flowers, suitable for Bridal Farties, the Opera, Ball doom, c+ otlier festivities. They arearranged. by Mr, Robinson, as heres tofure, in the most fashionable and elegant styles, with’ proper reg urd and are composed of the most chuics, rare 4nd sweet 4 ted Dutch Bulbs, vie: Hyacinths, ‘Tulips, on for Ppaainn pa tig. BEACON COURSE-—FOOT RACE. Fancy | %e Ficoh eietbe ae vat | ONE, THOUSAND DOLLARS will be giver fora Foot and Bird Seeds. wid Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, &e , &e, Race of Twelve Miles, to come off over the Bercon © Hrondon Split Pere for Soup, Ember {ipotts, Catmoal ke a Monday, the wih Lecwinbes, weath Mants in flower always oa hand. 00) partment under the * Pe ‘d immediate superintendence of GRANT THORBUIN, has | piairgeate and "0 be rade ith ty been added to the busi. ess, ‘All the Standard Works of the day will be eoystantly on hand, the. frst, and $300 to the second in the race. ee iculars here- four shiles will be wiveu for the anime day, All article, ave wacranted as represete} and will be sold low | % . "1 soltlharticle, ace wacraat day renroyeited, anil will be aid ihe C.J. BIO W NING, Propriewur. Proprietors PROPLE’S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY, Oras yy DAILY, ats o’eiock, £'. M., lauding at inter 5 Vesey at, Vesey st. » Captain William H. Peek, Moaday Afternoons. #4 a’clock. ¥ The fuambeat ROCHESTER, Captain A. ‘0, 2 Leehorns, for sale ‘Tuesday, ‘hurrday ond Satarday Aftocooons, by PERSSE & BROOKS, 61 Liberty street. PASSAGE, FOIt LON DON—Packet of the ioth Diceanber, (The splendid, fast sailing packet ship PORONTO, Capt. Tintl:, sails positively as above, f ceyuiar day. (7 Passengers taking the above |i Al bany in ample ume co tale! the Monung Trains of Cars tor the east or weet. ‘Lhe boots exe new and substantial, are fare Gisied with new fad ejmdent state rooms, and (or speed and ac- Sojpmodnt ons, tre wutiaatted on th adorn. “ne Vor {APPLY OW board, or to P.O. Seholex wmmodations of this ship for cabin, secon’ eabin at the Of 4 aa age pusteugers eanne passed. ‘I hove wishing to see — = Verthe should not fait to mene ear ANY AND TROY LINE, 7 sprtcation 2, noard, ALBANY AND 1 ROY DIRECT, as faz as the ive will permit, fromthe pier ai he foot of Courtland s » freight taken re steainboat SWALLOW, tain A. Me- ing, at So'clock, Satardar with, 1844. eight, apply ou board, or to CO. CLAKK, on comer Maiden Lane, satuet will freight or ymssnge, ua, apply on hoard, ot Orleans wharf, foot of 1 KK, COLLINS & CO! ‘ : 96 South street. Positively no goods received on bonrd after Sacurday event ee Mth D Shippers may rely wpon having their goods correctly meysur- ed, and that the shi Of thls fuse will sail punetually ax adver sed. us New Orleans, Mesurs. Hall oodra! wel’ prompuly forward all goods to helt addin, oo 0h Cay nausage oF the wher : it taken on the most rearonable terms Freight must harge of the Freight Avent, or die Company will mot ree 1 for losses. »30 TRAW BOARDS=iy ne forsale by PRRSSE & orto f Straw Boarde, nssorted Nos. ROOKS, 61 Liberty street. he 5 POR SALE~A gaan KF moderate, Apply to oe of JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. PAKHK THEATRE, MR. FRAZER, 2, Me AN & SEGUIN IN uae JOHEMIAN GIRL | THIS EVENING, December 4, willbe presented the BOLE Mian Git : fasert Devils: in GONE TO TEXAS—Mr. Swellington, ‘T5cents—Second and ‘Third Tiers lery 25 cents, PALMU'S mW YU! OPERA HBUU ie Second appearance in Americal 1G, TOMASI. ; WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 4, Sth night of the Sen- son—Donizerti’s opera of BELISAKIG will be performed— Irene, Siznora Borghese; Antoniva, Siguora Pico, Alamiro, Si 10, ‘mas! . Tier and Parquette, $1; Second Tier 50 cts 4 admissions, #6 without Seais, can be had at the Box Of Jer, Doors + performant at Th o’clock.— Seats uecured from A.M to SPAM. Librettos i Engl rtd P. AM. Librettos in English aud Ktalian cau be had at the Box Offices sdb ne feroa2, CHATHAM THEATRE, THIS EVENING, December 3d, will be presented the BITER BIT—Tom of the Hor ir. Winans, Followed by MANDALZAK—Mandalzar, Mr, Freer. iORAMA OF THE CITY After whieh the GRAND PAN OF BOSTO: ‘To conclude with the EYHIOPIAN MINSTRELS. Boxes 25 cents; Pit 12)y cents. Doors open at 6 o'clock; per- forinauce to commence at 63 o'clock. ESILVER SHOW «. seduds., Horsemuiship by Walter Aymar, (Aymar, Mr, Jeuniags & Son, Mr. Sweot, Uld Mra mits Band, aid a host ut other novelties. 2 se ree BURTON'S THEATRE. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA IS EVENING, December Musical Burlesque Drama of TH A NEW LIGHT—An illnstrated versi din, Mra, Booth; Razrae, Mr. Barnes ure; wn Azack, Mr. Johnst im ‘o conclude with the Drama TION—Phelley. Mr Con: i Jack, Mr Burkes Ka Mr achael Ky) kin of Ava, Mi 5 Badroulbadour, M A MOMENTOUS QU ‘Id, Mr G Bi 3 GRAD VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, THe BROADWAY TABERNACLE, O*% TUESDAY EVENING, December 14, it, by MAST. BCONCIA, a by the lt rae oe thie oni OM years old, 0 litle ron 04 years old, MISs JOS! WHINY BIAMSON MR. RE NIY ©. ‘TIMM, it Orcheatra vet egareaMit. A. DODWORTH, FHRGGRA Nt. ur Fall Orchestra uette de Portici,” Auber... fantasie “Ma’ Celine,” Haw * Master Sconcia Piao “ Accompaniment—Mr Siguora Ricci Coneerto on the Fiano Forte, (Czerny,)' Orchestra ‘Accompaniment. vees Mise Bramson Solo on the V Krust,’ Qucrtette Accoimpani aster Sconcis «Full Orchestra “Artot, : t . » Sconcia Donizetti; Pino Ace Signora Ricci Overture—Il Pirata, Bellint ... .. Solo on the Vio’ “Souvenir De Orchestra Accompaui Romanza—" Kobert Levere Seomnpaniment. by Mr Timm +; ; ‘iations Brilliantes de Bravura, Hertz, Orets ompauimes : val de Venice—Introduc. a dren under 1d «principal Hotels and Music Stores, veuing of the pe formance. Concert to commence ut 8 o'clock. years of age, half-price, ‘Tickets to be had at and at the dour on th Joors open at n30 3t8tM ‘Tutre GRAND U#ATION AND CONCERT, WITH FULL ORCHESTRA. FOR the benef of the Widows and Ory haus, and Sick Fund of Fidelity Tent, No. 12, D. of K., on Thursday Even- ing, Dee? 12, 1011, iu Broadway ‘Tabernacle. ‘ ORATION BY THE HON. ELY MOORE The following eminent performers have been eugaged for the occasio: Signora BORGHESE, Madune OTTO, a Madame HELLBERG, (Her second appearance.) = Madame BURKHARDT and : Miss MARY ‘TAYLOR, Signor ANTOGNINI Signor PEKOZZI ignor SANQUIRICO, ‘Mr. JONE id ‘TIMM. Mr, U. C. HILL,. saeeees ae Leader of the Orchestra, Tickets 50 cents each—Tv te odtained at the principal Music and Bookstores, and of th Joha Davis, Jr., Offic of the Rechabiie Reco Ww 37 Ceutee etreets George . Brown, 223 Hud Same, 148" Sall.ven ot at the door ou the even o'clock; exercises to 3 3teod* re HIS EV®&NING the second a) PHINE BRAMSONand MASTER place ac the Taberuacl-, Judging of th digies, We ex Ited each of them se: K to their merits — fe regrested exceedingly not tu see tl 7 st admiration appear in ud we are as yet ignorant of the cause of ity mou-*ppearance. ress ths W Mr. above Can , $2 Cathar of the Concert. Do mence at 734 o'clock. st, J Miss JOSE- SONCI s will take debut of these two ong which has been done to Miss J. Bram- our eyes aud e158 U tue who exeeuted ‘hem on Piano, with an eddies, c a kond of ense which be attained by long xperience, Its umpessible to appreciate the value of this surprising child without hearing her. ‘Thiser nd concerto by Czerny, acd, va- ich we know to be one of the thax written, Wewish her ell ves. ‘This will really bea treat, to y judge of music, native or fo re ia thecaty of New Yi *m MARONCELLI, Professor f) EXHIBITION, THE END OF THE WORLD. AP. ING, F VERY LARGE, SL. by F. Anelli, at the Apollo, 110 Broadway. ‘She Exhibition is enurely separate from tle Concert Koom. from 10 A. M. to 4P. M. 25 cents. ni7 Imre. RAORDINARY LUSUS NATURA! iting at the Private Rooms 303 Broadway, South- west Corner of Duane street, (entrance in Duane st.) SIFFER, of New Oxford College, has made arrang (inary Lusus Nature. SKRECTLY DISTING' Timb and external organ the f p be visited by ” 8 of delicacy or seasitivenes: loetor jon testimonials from the highest tlect and nal gentlemen, expressing their surprise aud pleasure x this extraordinary woud-r of nature's whitsical workmansnip. ‘ Pik x (2% Oyen from 9 in the morning till 9 at night. Admission 25 centa,—Children halt-price. dl lw*m NEY. YORK FULTON AND ANN SIREET MENA- GERIE, Fulton street, and 144 Ann sti under the direetio. of J ‘This Managerie contains some of the nimats that were ever seen in this country, & h will be found in the large and sinall ‘There are in the collection a Buffalo, a B'ack Moose, an Oy- rang Outung, an Lik, a Talkmg Bird, the Mino, several hinds ‘olvea, a doz n'of differeat kinds of Monkeys, a Camel, ed Birds, and many of the animals meationed in sacred ¢ Crow ing, ata also introduc 7 9 Fulton street, next to Con rance for gentlemen in Ann ‘and the seais arriuged like an amphic ‘dye & ‘The place is well warmer theatre, %e ‘Open from 9 in the moraing till 9 at night. Admission 1234 cents, JONES’ MENAGERIE, M9 FULTON AND 14 ANN STREE’ 'PHE SUBSCRIBEK id diee K would hereby respeetfully inform the public that his Mena, be oven for exhibition this day, from, 12 o'clock Until 9 orelock i the evening. mongst his collection will be found some of the most rare a , Se. ever exhibited in thiseonntry. tis te tention of the Proprietor to make such additions to his collec: tion as will reader it (if poasible) superior to auy other iu the United Srates, aud for that purpose he hereby. requests all per- having aiy rare or valuable aniinals to dispose of to give al ove. A cimmittan price, EDMUND JONES, New York, 25th Nov., 184 FASHIONAULE DANGING. MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY, HAS the honor of informing tie Ladies and Gentlemen of New York, aud sthat he has arrived for the purpose of giving instruction in the ygipeipal fe 1 in the highest circles of yean and American society, Mona, K. has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New- style met the warmest admiration of the public. oval of the fashionable community. Je Dances prevailing Among others, K. proposes to teach that well known dunce LA PO new Wiad Hes with original iausie— the Valse de Deux Pas—the Mazourka—new Couliions—new Galoppe, and all American Dances. Mous. K. will be assited by MADAME KORPONAY a Masies ‘The jnstroction will be given in the French, Ger man and English languages. Rooms are engaged at 25 and sree the sccommodati ‘The Polka, the fashiv Place, —-strictly private, cou four lessons. Por further partiealars, in hug residenee, 29 Fark Pince Jasy Lessons from qaire of MONS. KORPONAY, at to.12, A. M., 12tol, and 1 rT A and quarter, $! welve lessons, $12; qnar- ‘Teams: Pri ter, $20. ‘All olher hours will be devoted to Public Insticates, Acad- emier, Ke., Se. a4 gentlemen, in which aourka, and all the uther ol will m he oren from 9 o'clock tot o’elock, lock to 9a’eloek. trae tion are requested to call we No.5 Park Vince, a0 tinis™ m NIBLO'S GRAND SALOON, FOR CONCERTS AND BALLS. 18 NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE- MENTS IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE. (c7-For CONCERTS jt has many advantages, havin d ceiling, favorable for sound; and being removed from the street, there iso Annoyance from the nove of ¢ i has racsed seats with ex gall 1igo persons. Kor Balls it hs & spriy the sules, and is magnificently light chandeliers. Attiehed to the Saloon there are private parlors, a mmodate floor and raised seate on wih sple nd on t drevting rooms, manag Fooms, and a supper-room 200 frt loug, which will aceumtnue date 600 persons. Great pains will be taken to give sal nad on moderare terms. TNGLISN Fite, BRICKS—300) of ver 4 bridge Fire Brick, arr pe por}, now instore Auy perso, casing sold cheap, or will be rf pored ol lots ‘Apply to KOCH, BROTH TP BALTIMORE FOR HAVRE an a will cause the ship to be Saiaal te ull the 34 proximo, WHhAT—i00 ship Vicksburg, to suit purchasers, BY nlére . EB. K, COLLINS & CO. % South & Washington. (From our Regular Correspondent.] Wasatnaton, Nov. 30, 1844. Opening of Congress—The Message—Members ly- ing low—Whig policy in the Senate—Whig An- nexation of Texas—The Cabinet. James G. Bennerr, Eeqg — Monday is the day fixed for the opening of Con- grees, and from present appearances I think thee will be a quorum of both houses, and the Message will therefore be delivered on Tuesday at 12M., and then dispatched by government and private expresses, to the four quarters of the United States. The regular express will arrive in your city about 11 o’clock on Tuesday evening, but look out for a copy by far more expeditious means, in time for your evening edition. The message will contain a reitera! dations of the President, including, possibly, the n of all the previous recommen- Exchequer plan. : ‘There are no officers to be made by the Houee or Senate, nor printers to be selected, and therefore there is nothing to induce extensive boring or prob- ing of members’ views or opinioss as they arrive, on this head, but the course of the present admin- istration, with the anticipated movements of the coming dynasty, causes much speculation amen; all. The members of both Houses, as well as of the cabinet, appear to be entirely ignorant of the intended movements of Mr. Polk; and so far as this city is cencerned we are informed that not a letter has been received from him since the elec- tion, by any person in the ten miles square. The policy ot the whig senators, relative to co! firmation ef President Tyler’s appointments, create much interest, particularly as it 1s understood that the nomination of Governor Van Ness, the Col- lector of your city, and others, will be placed be- fore them soon after the opening of Senate. Silas Wright will net appear in the Senate, butit is probable that Governor Bouck will appoint Ji Savage and Governor Marcy to serve as senators, until the Assembly of your State convenes. ‘The nomination of Governor Van Ness will be con- firmed, as he stands perfectly unexceptionable in businees capacity, sound judgment, and character. The true and proper policy of the whig senators, will be to confirm ail the nominationsot President Tyler, unless sound personal objections can be urged ageinet the candidates, ofits The course of the Courier SE oa city in the advocacy of the annexation of Texas, provided the sales of the public lands are distributed amon, the States, sinacks too strong of whiggery or Wal street stock-jobbing influence, to have any effect, even if intended as earnest argument by the writer. The Cabinet of Governor Poik forms the subject of much conversation. Let me give you one as @ leader:— For Stare—Andrew Stevenson, Va. ‘Treasury—Azarinh C. Flagg, New York. War—Butler, of Renmcky; Navr—Cave Johneon, of Tenn. Post Orricz—Gen. Saunders, of N.C.” Arrorney GgengraL—Marcus Morton, Mass. , This will be as near correct as half the nonsen- sical publications you see on this subject. [From our regular Corresponden',} Quorum of Congress—Arrival of Vice President Elect— Missouri Senator—Virginia Senator. Wasuinaton, Dec, 1. 1844. James G. Bennett, Esq. From present appearances, there will bea quo- rum in both Houses on Monday, and if so, the President’s Message may be delivered in the after- noon of that day, asthe President is anxious to place it before the people. George M. Dall » the Vice President elect, arrived here yesterday with his daughter. The town is filling up fast, and “Coleman’s Hotel,” which is equal to the Astor House in every respect, leads the palm. His ener- gies to accommodate and please has improved his neighbors, but still they lack his capacious house, new furniture from bed-room to basement, &c. which renders his quarters so essentially comfort. able and pleasant. e I have just learned that Senator Benton will be returned to the United States Senate from the state of Missouri, and also that his views upon the Texas question have been materially changed, es will be soon made evident by his course in the Senate. “The opening of Congress will open the Presiden- tial campaign for 1848, and also my budget of ine teresting movements, plots, counterplota, political trickery and treachety, all of which will be expo- sed as the inauguration draws nigh. The rival pol- iticians of New York and Penneylvenia are already at loggerheadson the question of Polk influence, and the latter, with the uid of Vice President Dal- las, will probably obtain the ascendancy. "The Virginia Legislature meet on Monday,when an election for United States Senator, in place of William C. Rives, will be made, The result will be most important as bearing upon future po- litical movernents as the Legislature stands nearly balanced, and the selection of Senator decides the political character of the Senate for the ensuing iwo yeurs. a (From ourjregular. Correspondent.) Important Texas Negotiations and Correspondence —Negotiations with Great Britain relative to Oregon and its Occupation Reports of Secre- taries of War and Navy, and Postmaster Gc- eral. Wasuinaton, Dec. 2, 1844. James G, Bennett, Esq. . Accompanying the Presideni’s Message will be tound some most interesting correspondence be- tween the present Secretary of State, the Mexican authorities, and the gentlemen selected from the United States to act in official capacity at that Go- vernment. The Texas question will thus be placed immediately before Congress, and members of both Houses will be forthwith compelled to show their hands and declare their opinions on this im- portantquestion. This correrpondence willinclude all subsequent to that preeented at the labt session, The Message will probably contain a brief synop- sis of the correspondence, which, we presume, 18 voluminous. The question of the ocevpation of the terri- tory of Oregon will be presented as soon as the existing negotiations with Great Bri- tain are concluded, but seme enticipated move- ment may be mede in Congress belore the government is prepared to call in the action of that body. These negotiations have been pending since 1818, when the boundary line was settled to the Roeky mountains. Beyond that no line has been fixed, and the gredual encroachments of the Brit- ish government have extended as tar down as the Columbia river, being one handred and filty miles below the northern bourdary, between the United S ates and Canada on the eust of the mountain: At this point they appear to have rested their claim and ate now most modestly willing to make the Columbia river the northern boundary. To this aggression and sesumption of territory, violation of right, the whole West, North and Sonth, will be opposed, and insist that the boundar line shall not be an inch below the point fixe on the east of the mountains.+ Here will be the bone of contention, and unless negotia- tion can settle it, Yankee skill and Western urage must be called in to terminate the dispute. The oceupation will thus be peaceably eflected, unless the British government desire to test the skil! of Western rifles upon the force they may array to prevent it. But, in the mean time, would ask if our government is aware that the English authorities had despatched several vessels well filled with “men and measures,” to cruize in the vicinity of the mouth of the Co- lumbia, in anticipation of difficulty. If so, have we corresponding force in that region? and if not, a ae some movernent was made *to that eflect The reports of the Secretary of the Treasury aad Navy, and Post-master Geueral will be ready this week so as to reach your city before Saturday. Wastixaton, Dec. 1, 1844. The Choctaw Contract—Secretary of War, §c. James G Bennett, Esq.— f i Sundry statements having appeered in relation to the contract made by the Secretary of War for the subsistence of Choctaw Indians, with many indi- rect insinuations of mal-conduct, it is due to truth that a plain statement of facts should be made, to show the charge of extravegance is wholly with- out foundation. The facts are these—Mr. Spen- cer, Secretary of War. and Mr. Crawford, Com- missioner of [udian Affiirs, made a contract some two years #gé, with Gen A. Anderson, of Ten- nessee, for the removal of theee Indians from the Missivsippi river. Another contract was to be made tor their removal from Alabama, and the ine terior of Mississipp), to the river; and also for their subsistence for twelve months after their re- inoval west, For the subsisteace fortwelve months, Mr Spencer and Mr. Crawford inade a proposal to the Indians to give them thirty dollars each, which would be at the rate of about 8} cents per ration per day. In council, the Indiansagreed to accept this proposal of the government Pi The present Secretary of War, at one time, contemplated offering their subsistence contract to the lowest public bidder. But the delegations in Congress, {rom Alabama, and Mississippi, ad-