The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1844, Page 4

— Provision Market. The different markets, for the week have made very seep ow i Seopees mutton and veal. We noticed ington nnrkt, kt wad super sed. dose’ great ota ington mi a Serres ibiakene wl w cocording to gy. angina '¢ saW gevse at G+. @ pair, and others at 26s, the latter weighs 89 Ibs. ‘Turkeys, fowls and ducks ped prier Game is rather scarce and high. Fish the seme—smelts 8 cent quart. All green vegetables continue to advance. Weare to see the alteration goin; in Washe ington market, and the filling in the slip opposite to the Brighton Cattle Market. Dec, 3.—At market, 900 beef cattle, 275 stores, 2,200 sheep, and 1,050 swine. Prices — le—Last week's prices were fully sustained. We quote extra at $5; first quality, $4 5004 75; second quality, $4 4 25; third quality, $3 a3 £0. Borrelling, Cattle No sales. Sheep—Sales from $1 25 to $2. ‘Swine—Lots to peddle, 3c for sows, and 4c for barrows; large barrows, 3jc, At retail from 3 to 4c. Philadelphia Cattle Market. Dec. 5.— Offered, 550 beet cattle, incl New York; 200 cows and calves; 150 swi sheep. Prices of Beef Cattle steady, and all in market were taken at 3 50a $5 the 100 1bs for common to extra quality. Cows and Calves—Sales at 18 a $30. Swine—Mostly sold at $4 a 4 25 the 100 Ibs. Sheep—We quote at 1 26 a $3, as in quality. Hay—Sales during the week at 75a 800 the cwt. for ry 2 On 8 Oe 100 bundles for rye straw. On Thursday, 5th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Bullion, Mr. Avexanper Mantin, to Miss Exizametn Sara, both of this city. Died. On Friday morning, 6th inst. of upoplexy, in the 45th eof his age, Jous Murra, @ native of County Cork, relan His friends are invited to attend his funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock, from No. 1 Hogue street. QG Al- pany papers will please cop: Semarnct ive Bi mittance—Mr, OB: N. T. Burke, J E. Benne’ tand indy, o€ the RA ot Manic ob Londons Si, the steerage. VCRoMTADT—Ship ElsinoreF. Hl. Hooper, Esq, of Bos c ‘ Reis Rove Standish—Lopis Hart, and 75 in m Importations. ip No-Cokua Reported yes 0 bills icon 200 bas iron a] Seholfeld & Son: DM, Wilson—1607 do 52 er AC agdon & Con a6 Seg Crooks—448 bxs tin seta ge. & Com nha E Ford 120 A Mumfor well rate Co—H4 H&K Se ae JW Harris—8 son & Brown—l4 R CB ackburn—129 Woodhull i Minuumnds J Macy & Sua) W Chance, Jr—3 dodfrey, P m & CO—11 J Wertherell- H Amold—13 6 i & Melan—g J McCall—33 Bolden & Ze- olden ‘A. Newbold--86 Wi Seurgess & Shiw-sl24 Durroe ed — 25 bi vile 5 hls Langhor 32 erates Et ‘orders ane Lan ib IVERPO hip Deam irk- ester a oun tons F Hill—3115-bar: on 490 bdi Wei jd Ce Skoltield Se co—1268 R Water BW vil einied ie A « pongaon & Co—56! it well Got ity i Se wel OAT & Wilron“& Browa— tN. C BL: me 76 1 Mi & & Ship Masters and Agents. ‘We shall sem it afavor if Captains of, Vesoels will give aptain of our News » @ report of Toft at the pon Port whence they sailed; the vesse mfomerg ol alist of their cargo, any foreiga Sh ce d ‘mil lao Contes a favor by sendy to sh ‘ofes al a rma ded wb aaherirclty Soschonas eee sa PURT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBHK 7. 7 x ja 8 i Sullivan, Wade, Chaviespa Gellickson, Cowes indy arket, Kobson, New O. vy hid eC i Ponvert; Mariner, WD. Davis StThomas Nevmith & Welsh eo ton, Savane & Di on—Sches Kate Aute ler,’ Mobile, ae Woudsten, Pail NLL edimus, Dyer, Rappabanne Price, wiser: Va acs Arrive Creedy & Jane tia: erday) Cole, from Liv. Bah, lat 40 41, iy ac oabio wits on 1, su, po i ie Hilde ia packet i Vcr. to 30th Nov 3 stem passe Ship Denmark, (ro, ted esterday.) F fost, 42 days from Liv erpool with mdse to, Bir. Hamictincs, Silshy. ae days frow, Liverpool, with mdse to Nesmith & Wash. ‘The R. hus experienced heavy weather the passage Angelo, Clarkson, om Bordeaux, Oct 19th, with wine frown St Petersburg, left Cronstadt Oct ith mdse to HN eck, At Croastad re, 25 Lane, fo for! phos das Peru, B pati ste Con di On the 22 B Aymer, Uarver ookbolm going inte Copsabagen ported to have best hore. Barque Rose Standish, Spencer, 44 ds fm Roweniem with mise, to E.) Hurlbut & Co. Sailed. in co. barque Brazil, Au drews, of Salem, for Cadiz. Left hall, for N ew York, next day; shi New Ori soon; Leler, heavy weather Brig Battic, ‘Aeot’ to the master. Brig Flirt, from Ni Miacellancous Record. Packer Sue Jonn R. Sxippy, for Liverpool, will sail to day at 11 o'clock. Schoonee AsHone.—A letter dated Goderich, U.C. 1 Thave to perform the anja day by ; sche M nlf na ‘on shore abor jes below this place, and she is p rtly full of water. one-third Reheat can be got out of her dry. th building a shanty ang gettihy gut the dey wheat and ! I get orders what to do with i will bring 65 or 70 outs . shall sell the wet wha ax fast os I can,‘and ne soon aa i thatean be saved f shall come to’ Buffalo. ‘the thout oue foot deep, and winter hs t0,ell appearance We ran on Point Wabashank Reef, aud threw overboard some wheat and some lead. y Bric Juay J pe Cartacena, of and from Machias, for N You, 0 Gloucester ist inst, having been knocked city Vi.,lost part of deek load and rails, and received other Vessrts.—Brig Wm Garrison, (of Philadslp! Lomiin sated’ from Kingston, Jam. about Sept 27, for K ‘West, si p nothing has been heard from her, hud it is feared that she foundered tn the Spok. ‘Ottaman, 23 days from Boston, Nov M4, lat 41, lon 31—by the Angelo, at this port. Lake Ports. Burrarg, Dec 2—Arr Alert, Baldwi Joseph; Havre, and Web: and N Carolina, Cattarauy Groat Western, Detzoits F to be the St Louis, Capt K: et Chamcsy, 'sandasky. Cleared ‘avorite, Toledo, rig suppose yle, is beating down the offing. nd Columbus, Gof: . Gibraltar, Oct 2 Sptvin, from New Orleans, fot Liverpool. Johnson Londons Babe, (of his ore, le of Kan ag, Hav. "Marseilles; Souther, Hardy, 4—Arr Martha Kinsman, Denison, Bal e Rondout; Excel, Simmons,’ So Dec 4—Sld Frances, Baker, and ‘Trium liot, Norfolk; Queen Bray, Baltimore Thos Hoope (incor reetl reported yesterd ay.) Bal os Fenner, Nickerson, nd sei hhiladetphia, 2d—sid American Stand: ard, Norfolk. pwrokt, Dec 3—Arr Holly Bush, Trundy, Surinam, via St Thoinns, loth ult for Boston—has experienced heavy weatnet on the eoast. Also arr Edwin, Nickerson, Norfolk for New ed for RicuMonn, Dee. 5—Are Walter K Jones, Brown, Stoney Point. “Sid; Orleans, Smith, and Phoenix, Bonsh, NOrleanst Vanda, Pierce, Salem. Nonroux, ‘Dee I—Arr Bolivar, Be stract, McKinnon, and Delphi, Cook, fi chantress, Sweet, Rappahannock for Boston: } leaky, having beoa ashore on Matchay thee on Frid ie ast Washington. D rs, Boston f nds WWW Wer Baker do der Relat Cia "Newport; Swan, Web istress—experienced ve Seg oem = Jibboom, nderson, 2d—arr Ri ichesgae re weather, daring which spr foresail, mainboom, aud sustained Wasitnotox, N.C Nov. Saunders, Crabtree, gon, Green, and David LS, PARTIES, fase MBL re SE, would do well tg for Rugraved Hall Tickets, ards of Lavi ion of ery dex m, he and cheaper than any riginal if 'y zerrgit i JERVIS'S f Brockway, nest dooeta doe ate adler nem lacie COLT’S KEPEATING PISTOLS, WITH the Iatest I improvement of US and 18441. Hammer o 2. Receiver eis five { Sinise" —d. Wedge for holding barr apse Siete Lever or rammer to ram the bali eh with. I the six barrel pist Six te or Pail and nid ea eeiatarer ott rare oe with the ran. vement in article sper attache, the [et aud poroved of Tro crpe, and for sober re are inferior to none, “the Pocker ‘and Short Ba canbe ied witht power Toad with a0 to, 12 paces, Youded aiid fired five times'in less than hull iflcates from the most sejentific and practical nayy and ary of high tank an States ea, Aa well aa French and kanglah na oan Demo the oo Bhot Guns are HN 7 Ch el sane erage yh ct ee Saeed, Khetd & 0 iio de Duvet, Bh PACKET Suir UTiC tend eet AN hog alte heed TSN intl be eat wo the pub J, : aa tit sea “SMOKE! THE NEW, ed sat ware inn aoe hiahly 7, 14a. Secr aoe SSS De Ji nA eR Eprt TORIAL.—The o cae Lime |, at Per neh ear $2. <tr yey ‘tor the sal the large porium are established in all cities in the and Car ea Forgmestens will heowent a7 Ure BOOKS AND STATIONA NEW, BOOKS, « tical Medieat ie, vi N.B. to the frade and the — 1 jection of Sacred Music, by Thos. Hastings. CY BEAD GOODS recently received from net a Ww at lect_assortment ihe dict » Necklace Bi Aiso, a new style a Satin Buttos ported here ofore Daguerreotype Plates, &e , for sal E TiEN, Importer, a6 Im*re 18 and 20 Liberty st., wp ataives FRENCH FANCY GOObs. *|E. FABREGUETTES FUL8&5 MORRA. 61 Maiden Lane (up stairs) have on hand a fine assortment of FRENCH ODS" sojtable for the approaching Holidays, amone which = i be found— fo Si farslone, and Scented Papers. Bouguet- hold Mere, Souvent nite fry, sod Card Cases. | Bracelets of every style, ad Pins, mot im- coustantty sapoised bs ts honsoja Faris with se eens Yatrival fom Havre, all of- witch they, wil fell'on the most favorable verms. ds ASTERN MAIL.—Vin New Haven 8: and after the 9th ivst, until further notice, the at this Offics at 30 mina JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P.M. 500 bushels Lancashire Cup Pata Tanding ex ship Siddons, from Liverpool, acd for sale in lots 0 stut purcl vy » K. COLE & CO., d9 ec 6 South street. APOLLO ROOMS, BROAUWAY, R. JOHN B_ GOUGH, the eloquent Temperance Lecturer, Will steak on Paskiosabs Wie Driakiun, ae the Apollo tras Hentont Gaattete Clas wakatensema ish itcueres Glew, Fo detcay expedses, 25 cents willbe taken at the door. istin THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMANAC For 1845, (OFFICE NO. itt NASSAU STREET, CONTAINS 40 SPLENDID ENGRANINGS, AD ting Reading Matter, Sta &Ke., is just pu “d and re. ay for delivery. please send their orders soon as. maine A will be allowed the ‘I’ Price 25 cent: 5 30% RICE, tt NASSAU SPREET. PRESIDENTIAL Wubi ui ra te tvoucan tate ibe icici“ ine wo i “and era fe, with ail the necessary concomitante thereunto belonging, a THE “STARS a5 Iwre 64 Lispenard street, near Broadway. TAKE NOTICE AVED FROM THE LATE FIRE—A good assortment Silks, Velvets, Ribbons, Piushes, Feathers: and. Millinery which will be sold’ cheap for Casi at No. 16 16 John st, ins may be expected. as lw*m FANCY BALL DRESSE! Ss, or for sate, at J. PINTEUX, Cafe des mille Saloor jor Broadway. ‘To be seen from 9 o'clock A.M. until 1 0’clo “| "re TO FEMALES. R, BARLOW'S offer, 60 Leonard treet near Broadway, is open daily, between’ the hot Gand 1, 3 and 6, and 7 and Sottloch 13; the vale of his Femsle € cases of they are mvaluable, but must nev ring pregnancy, or miscarriage is unavoidable. ‘ae 1 lw*m NOTICE TO THE LADIES—Drab Velvet. Hats, with a good assortment of Winter Hats, at Mrs. MA. WELL'S Millinery Store, at 44 Canal street, near B: - a ds Imre OVA SCOTIA, POTATOES—A very superior article, suitable for family ase, constantly on hand angi Woe cake, in lots to suit, at No. 24 ny stalrs. dd lwis*ec GRAND OPENING BALL, Given at the Meee, 559 Broadway. Ai PROPRIETOR & MO) JEL DE KORPONAY, OR THE DENERTY OF THE DEAK AND DUME ‘AND. THE BLIND ASYLUM ‘The proprietor of the Alhi publi¢ that, being about rel meat in a novel Concerts, &c., Gabriel de Korpon: for that purpose, ) as above announ Polka Dances, Q Pas, Gallopades, &e. under the direction of M rponay, ‘and the best an n vogue in the most fashionable circles in rection of Mr. ara elu id Refs and decorating his est*blish for the porpose of Balls, fh the assistance of Mons Europe, u Pri SUBSCRIPTION BAULS AT LHAMRA, 559 BROADWAY. jor of the Alhamra has the honor to announce bl New York, that having en- ina style of much es of lle Lis Ad the very Henidiams oat osmmiens wil te sine of he neweet danges and mate now balls, tobe given in Jun 24; wh in i Hiueniey, Fe eb 6th ball the Al Fay tthe Prineiral hotels and music stores. PHO: NIX COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, 86 Elizabeth Street, between Hester and Grand Streets, NEW YORK, HE Subscriber would respect! pale inform Traders, rchants, and the (nena Vinge’ lly. that he has ‘on hand and for sale, Green, and Ground C: flees. “Ground Mustard, megs, Mace, ices. Goods sent to any part of the city free of charge. Coffee Roasted and Ground for Grocers, 43 im*m GEORGE G, MESSERVE. ISH POTATOF, a jog heen but in lots for family co. H. MARSHALL, 38 Burling slip. CURTAIN MAT REDUG AND WINDOW SHADE D EDUCED PRIC HE subscribers desirous of closing their fall stock oF UP coaeey. Goods before the season is too far advanced, reduction and 10 per cent lower than ' at may ship boant, which will be sol Ena o Window Shades are jnvited call ag they can, oH aselection from the largest 4 prices, the city, anc OLO OMON ! ‘“ HART, Importers and tinkolsnefoen a3 Broadway, on posite 43 im cod re the Park. RESS PRICES REDUCED-~The ve Breese pair Ki prices on all small Ucar of fey from 50 cents to % cents hie (hy hem and the ow a ews fom Bu = tinea cents per nase, froma thi city to Chieage ‘und the Intec ba epee Micervae. WELLS & POMEROY assortment A SPLENDID Hottbay, “PRESENT FOR CHILDRE} YO, be published on Wednesday, 11th ‘The most Peawtifa itm r children, ever pabl ch page of this Little work tale iilumigated iHastrations, tin er oa e wr cipal events jn the Life dicionsly selected by the accompli seuted to the reader in easy verse and vet euch as persons of mote mitre aid enltit nls may read with much plasgure at ET, No. 13 ait M PaaGtnnn sOTY MBE’S Vaguerrian Gallery of Patent Premiam Cole A awarded 2 Pi he hed f° Abo’ High i ak “doa ee, RES barrels No. 1, in good. ri nl) Lwere oar Saviour hay shed authoress, ch as young ehitdrer & AUCTION SALES. ane ALE AT AUCTI and es " ible mes “Catiogu oull be veady he day previoms, DENTAL SURGERY. Cen: arene scteatifie prin- dbeston ou by ati rie. on Freach and h 3 4. Woe Conialy 4 daft Waltons Lard More ’ Gor, Mason, Dr, B. W. Vreaident Medsea octet | i Veal Bacuity, and vig thas a Se Cases utist, 381 Broadway. WONDERVU! ISCOVE RY. Sonne ce 80! K THE HAIR, which will hi hs color in afew vhs fered, aud sue Ficacions, peseawes the 7 H others sair Without bajarrims ite at advantage of beautifying r ‘Those who doubt its virtues, are requested to have their hair chan before paying their inoney, If humbags would take this method there would be no reason to cemplain. ‘On trial will prove th Sold wholesale and ret lied at No, 5 Chatham s', ‘ork, up stairs ct. 1, and apy operates the Hall of Reec New REE, admittar (9) CABINET, be obtained both | verbal and written Ly ER" Ss BR HRENOLOGICA' here MORRIS Na Jersey Crry, Nov. 30, 1814. 'T an Election held this day for Directors of thi the following named geatlemen Pay bn sen ‘Thomas Ti i Pouce Mel ¢Mar Joseph “ONS Japhet Bis hop. a Ainghe 5 Chester nae john Sader He jinghuysen, Trbudee Cook, Jr. ‘At a subsequent meeting of the Board, Daniel Tyle ‘ was. chosen President, in the room of amin Willian! ned, and John J, Brsnat ta may eute paint ‘ TOI ANCIENT PAIN TI SOS mw Saturdy Eveaning--Levy i thieii “ii rien catved Trimes-— 4 as the collections in. years rast, sold at this ¢ Of which so many from originals were col'ertion is superior to auy offered be seld at Auction on Satw o'clock, at 151 Broadway reserve. war BARENNE & CO, sme 9 bein cmneuenans T AUC respectful! sohrig te ‘The ames of the Head Dresses are as follows : COIFFURE ANNA BOLENA. Do NEAPOLITAN. TURBAN BAYADERE ETOF¥E PERSE. “Do ALGERIAN. VERITABLE COIFFURE POLKA. COIFFURE MAGADORE Also, Fine Flowers, from Nathier and Const; are some of the Dresses, of which t in this city, nor ean they be rials are manufactured especially for the Exhibition wilt Monday, 9th Desemier, aad will conthueedieting ewe rai - Tit Grand street, corner of Brondwa: THE BEst POTATOES IN MAREET RE FOR SALE Washingtor et, from brig Leader, fom Nova Seon Also, fore ant halon rels No. 1 Shad. poly on board, a W'BURNuAM, Com d6 lw*m 4 Brond seraet PAE nn | PT OK SALE—A ie of Navy Bread and Oauncal, ata egilerate. JOHN HERDMAN. 61 South at [EOTURES FOR THE RELIC OF THE 1s LanbeERENTICES rine Dus tfarnss on the Modem Diecsraes ig homens teas and Physical Science, inthe Lecture Room Tostitute, for the reliet ed * entices” Libs on ings of f Tuesday ‘ied day, "i ah le ing ay finn Ap 7 o'el her course to admi ‘gave $ Indy 50 cents; single tickets 25 cents, had edn ices’ Library, No. 34 Kned street between Grand and Broome eet he the Mechanics? aw ad store, in th Weitord 7 Astor Ho i Raynor's, 76 Bowery, and 7s Bookstore, 643 Broad: way, comer of Bleecke street ce sm jbrsry has hitherto been x ra ciety of nd ‘Tradesmen, who ha rom fiat to Last expended ca is object more than $25,000, of the city and other causes have rendered wn Li rary cr rely imadenuate to so extensive a field as that in which it is se game time the poe is less able Pe py on ty to jieving that ¢ has mu the. ath chia eter of ‘apprenticet aclass in this ing from welve thousand, who may hereafter cu deaeinien Of all other lasses for goud, or svit—an appeal te Bow to the citizens generally to aid in sustaining the provi- son here made for the mos epi antellecim: those whose future career may involve s auences. 5 6t rre “KOPLE'S LINE Or ont BuALo Taal #.., Landing at inter- “she aaa CULUMBTA, needy. an wit ER, vd Sa day h important comse- kA are fur ished Szith Rew and efeynnt state, rf ws aa nad ace pmoeaoes, ‘wnrpyailed on the H . C. Beh «ohare one » ALBANY AND TROY be NEW YORK, NYA TAN: VOR ALBANY. AND TROY, and the in- termediate |i 65, oF as faras the ice will fo Treighe takes sfeayt otctock. tna rahigseed ah 5 ‘The low pressure steamboat BWA ‘Captain A. Me- Lean, This Evening, at 5 o’elock, Weider, Det. hg (if pasrage or freight, apply on/ board, orto. CLARK, o ne wharf, Freight taken 9 the most reasonable terms Freight m be put the Freight Agent, or the Company will net be responsible for losses. ere For passage, which wi es ri, oF to id NEW ORLF, a i tively on Sa wi sil The plendid: Tats sailing AF! i Captain Robson, will sail as above, E ip has nt ased arcommodations for erbin ai oe een Ae TEN HERD ATA or to eI 61 B— thes eld Ina A eRular succession f fiat sli five days for ea 1c rs, Ee es oo Td ery ry utr scommodatos for eabi Tmedlae tpplication on board Tt wat “= oa d6 ro No. 100 Pine fe otek, setae of fe ath, improvement of AMUSEMENTS. ————— PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOU: PHON DAY EVEN! 10th night of the asa Poy a a ay a A nrg ed |e ar ci deat tema Boal Loa gpion: be Ftp eet $1; Becond Tier 50 cts. rr worveghe ‘without Seats, can be had at the Box Of- rapt BF yy paneeste ls te Be he seat Mcniina sn nal AE RE SN Gy ope the "Boe AN se fs years) the Fares of THE ne i nt Bb 2% WAC Lo be preseni ere in 3 acts, ‘cn and Third ‘liers OHN Goss IN, EVENING ‘stout, ; i ye fae when ehdeen wil be Admitted at thal -price. PARK THEATRE. MR. SEGUIN’S BENEFIT, saa last night but four of the R. EGUIN res) fully gancance his fiend and the hat, te jenelit will fake on whis Reg aioe will gi on hw ile vanes r Wee time in Ai 4, BoRMOWING A HUSBAND. MISS Pree AND me Aen SLOMAN, PEC COND ‘CONCERT, Regd arsted by Mr HN Fall parti fi verti os irkaninasten, tog KCLUKES ON SCUTTISE STRELS Mey ASRERUCS, respect fly y, lptinates ang (Layers trati of Fas! id tinny Vee shteaetiee tt eine, a all, Booty ens W aud tive ’ “pene justr.tion will be agnounced in the programme int at an day jn December, Soatinocd cases maak ail eomsiaded, “des twee ptf L *ocinTY. LAnKARY LEertiny ROOK Atel cer ati a 2h Coen tuhis city i experiments wi ying, &e, . Midea serobe. bes To co t half-pest seven o'cloe epee Pe a halt paat sxo e ‘clock, Admini for a gentleman and Fo ladies GRAND OKATION AND CONCERT, WITH FULL ORCHESTRA. fit of the Wide aod rrhane, si and Sick Fund No. 12, 1. Ron ‘Thursday Even- ut HETHON: have volunteered their Signora ona ESE, oes (iter ae Madame’! pcr gal TA¥Lon. Signor ANTOGNINI Bigpor PERCE My Hicket'0 cent and Bookstores, a of the Rechabiie 37 Ocatre streets own aey itudeo Same, 148° Sall.ven si at the door on the evening’ of the Concert, o'clock; exercises to commence at 754 3 teod* rre FREE CONCERT, Ar THe Marece Piuan 29 Awn Sraser. Ths seleen! er rescecifull: Seforme ible friends ond the lie that a am atte! yi 3: 4 i it, wal re ay Eye iG neh GAMIBIL IU. END OF anne WORLD. THE Seta at the Apallo, 410 O's ERY, anon SAA FSi ¢ Koom, from 16 A. M. to 4. M. Teeth Len pay remart were ever scen . ‘epeniruou of ri roll be found tm the lenge cod caxal ‘ot the da calltion a at nee a phe Min se Camel War aig oy ai nd eee sacred ines by a ‘i tac ee a Steel sre eee Braman runce | place is well w crtenged le on harine street; Doors open at 63% clock. a7 ane. diec to his | which they {'siuce his’ accession hus the eros is give , Dinners: “aiw re 8 _JOHN H. WoopaaTE. ‘ASHIONAB DANCING. om Ss. GABRIEL DE SO REO RAY, wofe Ladies, foe lone—new ree fee saeabal be ace egy, inanise of ai pacer a “i a to 12, A. M., 12t01,and 1 Rica hk ears will be devoted te Pubtie Inecintes, Ased- | MPkLE. PAULI fener ge able iy. 1° . ee ee aw RATIONA rine cake ace aa ‘ichets {wot tranetere es Ty 4 abc “YORK SCOTTISH GUAT PINST ANNUAL BALL a Ui en et Iadeos and gentiemen api ai a ats inne the Course are verted to atiend at Sins upy, eon the — on Rea learnt way, i ae : Melly, 98 Maidem Lane. gee on, Bs Mead ew Oper, BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Washington: (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineton, Dec. 5, 1844. If the first blunder of your assistants is the invanable warrant of discharge, our commission expires from the announcement that the Hon. Dixon H. Lewis was in town. Our authority was directly from a member of the House, of the same State. He has since informed us that we misun- de Mr. Lewis has not arrived, but has ing the action of the Legislature of Ala- inder ¢ the written constitution We are constrained to notice she bell- They yesterday visited the President’ ternoon, per invitation, | one were well received, bells inclusive. Last nigh they Ha their first concert at the Aesembi: “tig ooms, and had a good house. . A flutist,yclept Mr. Underner, filled f 09 the intervals between the ringing of the bells. Several a | eer applauded him so incessantly that he con- ‘dthe compliment into ridicule, and left the stage at last, ina huff. Ao individual then came forward aud announced that there rome be an- othar concert to-morrow evening. But the chapter of the evening not being concluded, the audience demurred. Enter Mr. Consyn—‘* Gentlemens is it your de- sire that Mr, Underner should be heard ?” Cries ot ‘No! “Not? Yes!” * Yes!” “ Fair Play !” ‘No, by G—d, stop the d—d thing.” A perfect storm of yeses drowned all opposition, when Mr. Underner re- ared and pla) area tte the “* Sprig of Shillelah” in tolerable taste. ringers then concluded, per programme. Neither the Clerk of the House, nor any mem- ber thereof, as far as we could observe, vor the re- porter for the Herald Forticipated § in the outbreak with Mr. Underner only so far as tended to the res- toration of order. Other statements in circulation require thus much in a matter which otherwise would be of the smallest possible insignificancy. The Democratic Associations of this oy se giving a dinner on the 8th of January, to Messrs. ‘Walker, of Mississippi, Dawson, of Louisiana, and Payne, of Alabama, for their services here to the cau:e during the interregnum. The several democratic clubs have also isaued a manifesto, as would appear from the }, expressing their um- brage at certain late movements in regard to the Inauguration Ball next March. The manifesto de- clares that they who fought the fight are alone en- titled to the triumph. ‘Wasuineton, Dec. 5. 1844. The Correspondence with Mexico—The Proceedings of Congress—Opinions of Governor Polk—Ap- pointment of Colletor of New York—Mr. Petit of Indiana. i send you a copy of the correspondence of the Secretary of State, on the Mexican question. It will be read with much interest. Nothing of public interest was transacted in either House of Congress to-day. They have both adjourned over to Monday, to consult and advise on various important subjects—to allow a portion of the members to visit their friends and famili othera to prepare themselves for exhibition in the Bouse, and the remainder to lounge about and en- | ioral the fun and frolic that this dull town can ford. “The anti-Texas wing of the democratic pai? may prepare for the cold shoulder of Gov. They cannot command, demand, or coax his in- fluence—thisis {rom a source not 10 be questioned; and no argument of those prints known to be hos tile to this great American question can influence or change this fixed determination. The conse- uence will be, that the attempt of a certain New York cliquefto control Gov. Polk, will force him to seek for advice, judgment, and council from Penn- eylvania leaders, whe are not tinctured with the urdities of a portion of the so called New York democracy. The determined effort of this anti- Texas clique will thus deprive New York of the real honor th to her, as their ‘‘rule o tuin” motto has always been to help themselves or destroy the influence of that portion of their own party who may honestly oppose them. e nomination of Governor Van Ness, the col- lector of yourport, will be sent to the Senate in the early part of next week, and willbe approved, not- withstanding the secret partizan movements that have been brought todeteathim. No Senator can vote against him for want of capacity—none for lack of high- moral and social virtues—and none for want of knewledge of his decided political character. He has the utmost confidence of the merchaats of your city, aad his independent course la_tefusipe.toohes, dictates. afe.tawureus tom house incumbents, will recommend his confir- mation to every Senator. Several of the presses of your city, I perceive, have misrepresented the character of the remarks made by Mr. Petit, of lndiapa, in opposition to paying the Chaplains to Congress the sum _ of $500 each out of the public treasury, for the performance of prayers at the opening of each house. They ol- po thathe “ oppozed religion and ministers”—he poeed the payment of the money, on the ground twat at Congress had no authority to draw such sum from the public treasury ; aud because he believed that the salvation of the souls of members depen- ded more upon their own acts of fe than reliance upon their constitwents, and therefore they should contribute to pay the Chaplains out of their own nd not take the sum from the coffers of ple. The essence of his remarks was cor- rectly reported in the Herald Archibald Atkinson, Esq., is a candidate for re- lection to Congress, {rom the first district of Vir- Iso John Tyler, Jr., of Southampton. Wasuinaton, Dec. 5, 1844. Visit to the Kitchen Cabinet--Dinner to Vice Presi- dent-elect Dallas, &c. §c. A Presidential dinner, gotten up as a treat to his Excellency the Vice elect, being of such rare oc- currence as to excite the surprise of the knowing ones, and no small share of jealousy between the usage venders, I thought the bare mention of the Il of fare of that sumptuous feast would be a bon bouche to your epicurean readers, and dispel the im- pression which many falsely labor under, that we hold a very tight fist ‘‘at our house at home.” Having acces: at all hours to the lower story, I found little difficulty in establishing myself in the graces of Ben, major-domo, a factotum who, on this occasion, armed with the insignia of his office, poker and ladle, was deep in the s<crets of the luron containing the ¢elicious ingredients palatable to a Presidential gusto. Good evening, Ben.” Good ning po Mieea Phil.” “A ginnes, § resume %”” wi sbeckiate 80, if so be as how dese here niggas jest paee dar business as out playing cents” turning to a group of three or four curly-headed colored gemmen at heads and tails, shirt sleeves tucked up, faces dark and shining as a boot from Warren's jet black, intently gazing on the ascent and descent of the pennies—now on their knees qeeretiag, _ the steam and smoke of this Pan- ium, for some runaway penny—ca; cin ae, dishes—mingling an isolated Bret whe the custard and ice creams, causing r the most delighttul confusion | ever witnessed, and sufficient to excite Ben’s wrath, which increased on seeing the list of comestibales which he had chalked on the back of a heater nearly oblitera- ted, and which, on a near appronch, I obeerved to bea hierogliphic , or system of calygraphy pecviliar oe and readable by none except Ben ; which, after abstracting and regaining, w: de cusine, aad a few auxiliar ster | made out as spo Ham end fowls vie — ee with oyster cabboge and Buttock IS Seoigeita rocts of en rein of beef roasted, Sql onp Course Omer aee a pad. served with gravy in inthe ieh, roasted sd served 2 Ganvase Ba hed Ice Creams, Tarts and ch’se Tin gravy, Joppeees phony » —- = Grapes presented by friends meat in the crop = Kc. ke. On dinner being announced, the quests assembled in the Green Room, precedad by his Excellency, the Viee elect, with the lady cf the maison a adiant with smiles, cheeks suffused with crimson, marched to the Wesr- nop ey which served as the dinner te ment jor the occusison. Among the guests | no- tuced , 4. Brith and French Ministers Chan- aoe Se, , im tights, good humoredly brought up party up broke rather early for a set of bon wun to me tact of two schooners having been el th the wines for the plantation, under the cupervinen of a chef of engineers—a greater adept at wine packing, &c., (han the theory aod sreetice of steam-nevigation. He has made biewet asetul to John, een been the fag dur- ing the last four years, and in remuneration bas Teceived the appoti = nt of Eogineer-in Chief of the United States Charles Ingerso! is ‘lined of going out foreign. be spared from James K may give some appoints 1 meat; but John cannot, nor wont. Arrtvats at the (t Hotets in Wash- rv t Lana ny |. Norton, N. ¥.; J. H. Pearce, Md ; , according to Web- is mee real, boll boiled, Couaman's, Dec. 3—! 2 the aid of our chef | de. ‘ jamcanpame Gerrerpondence of the Herald.) Purtavetruta, Dec. 5, 1844. Itis morally certain now that James K. Polk is the President Elect of the United States, and the consequence of that certainty has raised a com- plete furor among the pet house /iterati, and email beertraders, of the political circles, and a consi- derable tempest of the tea-pot order has already bsen brewing to rather an alarming exte: The bone and sinew of the Democracy are vociferous in the presentation of their claims to an heirship to the responsible offices of Watchmen to Uncle Sam in any of his most menial perquisites, while the ruffled shirts ere equally uprorious in urging their claims to ports where they may consider themselves entitled to the pickings Ah yf nothing of the stealings) of the same venerable ntle- man What will be the result of all this fire and fury, this deponent will not venture to predict; we must keep an eye to their pero, and here: “pe report Ug lansl definitely. “sectie! you have so happil: ly ¢ dendminated them, are gq tively at work, and from the presence of Senator Buchanan, who was here several days previous to the meeting of ae €%, it is understood that cer- tain arrangements have been already concluded, having for their object the premotion of jain wire workers in the recent contest. How pitiable itis that men of character will sometimes stoop so low as to allow themselves to be made tools of in the elevation of men who, in reality, ough: to be regarded only as vampyres on the body politic.— Yet it iseven so, but we must wuit for further de- velopments. A truce, however, to politics. This is the sea- son for the cultivation of pleasure and amusement. We have lectures here in active operation on almost every conceivable subject, from the origin life, down to the desertation of the qualities of the smallest potatoe in the universe. Some of the advice which Hamlet gives to his players would not be much cut of place if credited to the accouats of those who aspire to the high station of public teachers. I have listened to sever- al of these doggrell emanations, and have as often been disgusted with their purile trash, as I have been amazed at the seeming good humor with which aad eine tothe humbug. Some of these people are favoured with overflowing audience while men of merit, such as Dr. Lardner, with his scientific diequisitions on the sublime subject of Astronomy, are allowed to pass on without the test attention. re seeme to be quite a revivalin Bagel toe we have now four theatres open and in active operation—| , are all well filled and doin remarkubly fine business. Your young vorite, Anderson, has been playing here at the Chesinut, with Miss Clitton, with remarkable success. Anderson is, however, a man of consi erable merit, and with some of his representations Ihave been better pleased than with any other 1 nave ever seen. There isa life and buoyancy in cting that completely throws into the shade the dull and critical performances of Forrest and Macready. The one holds the mirror up to nature, while the others are ever trying, but never succeed indoing. Mr. Anderson takes his on Sate pyarp reinhs invauvente:~ “yours, &e. P. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION. In Senatc. Wasuineton, December, 5, 1844. Messrs. Waker, of Mississippi Arcues, of Virginia, made their first appearance in their seats this morning. prayer by the Rev. fe Tustin. hy Mr. ‘on’s resolntion respecting the inquiry inte Th case of Surveyor General Silas Reed, was lopti Mr. Sempxe gave notice of his purpose to report a bill to continue the Cumberland Road to Alton, Illinois; also Chew oft for a grant of land for the completion of the Illinois and fie. ay Canal. Mr. Bayarp gave notice that he should introduce a bill for the relief of the heirs of Robt. Falton. rt, HEvDERSON gave notice of a bi!l confirming certain surveys in Mississippi Mr. CairrenpEn reported a bill for changing the time of holding the Federal Courts in Kentucky, which was rea Mr. Evans moved that when the Senate adjourn it adjourn to Monday next, which was agreed to. Mr. Wnuire gave notice that at an early day he should introduce a bill making appropriations for the continuation of the Cumberlan Road through the States of Ohio, Iadiana, and Mississippi; also, a bill makiog a grant of land, the better to enable the State cf {ndiana to complete the Wabash and Erie canal from Terre Haute to the Ohio river. Afver several motions in mere private cases, ir. WoopsripGE gave notice that he designed introducing a bill for the improvement of the nav- ‘ion of the straits between Lake Erie and Lake Hero and for other purposes. Mr., Bucnanan—As I believe, Mr. President, there is nothing further to do to-day, I move that Senate donow adjourn. And the Senate adjourned over to Monday next. House of ap 5 cme ea Thursday, , 1844, The House was not opened with prai yer, as it was supposed it would be, Henge! the Rev. Mr. Daily was not here to perform the duty. A motion was made to print 3000 ies of the papers relative to the Rhode Island difficulties, which was postponed until Monday next. NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON. Mr. Barnaxp, of New York,informed the House that he should present a bill to improve the navi- gation of the Hudson river. ADJOURNMENT TILL MONDAY. On motion of Mr. Daomeooie, the House journed till Monday next. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finst Boanp, Dec. 6.— 360 shares Girard Bank, c, 10; 65 do 10; 600 do, Sd, 10; 200 do, rw, 10; 100 do, nth 10; 8 Northern Bk’ of Kentucky, 904; 80 Peers —_ 10; 200 Wilmington RR, 234; $135 Che: ou0 State Bir, 609}; 5,000 do, wore Loon, (63; 000 40.674; 3 5, 694; 10 000'do, 64, 603 cono Boann, Dec. .—$12,000 Texos notes, 15; 8,000 5,165 6,000 Reading tands, 69; 2,000 do, bb, 68; 4,000 000 do, 1 w, 68; 250 shares Girard Bank, bs, 05 100 Waming.on RR, 32; 9 Farmers’ end Mechanics’ Bk, 42h; 100 Norristown, , 745 60 U 8 Bonk, bd, 6; 60 Exe. Bk, tabuirg, b5, Cc be NYork! eb Dec §—Cld Hellespont, Ellis iJed Eleanor, Forest ts Chasleatony Ofbies Havelse and Alices Walt iH pote, Deo Are Boston, Seabury, Portland for Balti- » Rivketson, NYork, Cid, Lord of the Isles, Meltinney. V rent indies. pis SALE, AT, THE NAVY, YARD. ha Baer Auction, Co abag ALL 3 UNHEA a TION, ke. PS, ee ool ‘OF VAR AND orks Me ‘awa iy of Moats of various Kiodse a Hover aw. ew toms, "tee one ie pene Bilis talk by fo paper wont Valery per