The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1844, Page 3

MONSY MARKT. : ee ae ‘eee AUCTION SALES. _AMUSEMEN'IS. ce Wie ca | ueRign fonoe pak ao eaeoeet cK aiimaTIe PARIS a E i / ins; 7 . FRAZ SEGUIN IN ks fell off from one to three per cent. Every stock dividends, 4 tent, Willie Long, Haw Hefaps J Las ae es, Jewelry and eaey Aaa. b caer ot MR. FRAZER, AND MA AND uae iro #n, is 4 the list declined—Farmers’ Loan declined 1 let, Tuttle, Alb. Ron e ure street. Me THIS EVENING, Dec. 12th, 1é44, will be ite ms, 1s ie State of Trade. wiihincscoe ecko: oa fend. Sale prra torre ie trade tad ochos wil ad i | fortis ack Ves i Atentes a tt’ grad open in’ dnceat Int; Pennsylvania 5's, 14; Stonington, 24; Erie Rail. Asuxs—Pots are inactive, and prices g. We ciuthern ports Eagle, Chertystoue; O Coles, Norfuil ir d, 24; Reading Railroad, 14; Mohawk, 14; Long | yow uuete guatpe Suny pone br ped es Oy ly NYork, 4 held 1 Ki 1 34, Canton, 245 Morris Canal, 24; llinots, 13; | Exports from lat to 10. iuet- Pots 1 zesbblay Pearle, oi | aint KO"EMy, ontucky 6's, $; Obio 6's, }; United States Bonk, 3; In- | barrels ew Haven 2, The salus were to avery fair ¢xtent, Thede- | | Bakavstorrs—Ettorts are now making to raise the | York, George i «ani Sates or Stocns—Botton, Dec 10, 1844. Ann E) ‘Wednesday, Deo. 1146 P, M. actampleass Beard sbdyahares Reding RE, sosi, 235 99 | f Unland, Gos Rare was a Yerieet ponie ic: Wall aeeh fesoewen, | 7204s de wsacs iif; 26°05 tothe Tae ae ‘East Boston | Hii Marcy Boke OUPe auautty of Gis Canes Clothing, e., pledeed houf, dir Seguiu; Asline, Mis Seguiu, , Chace, Providence for | t2’movih ent? °F Dt Guoda, Closing, 86 , pladasd over ule concluce ‘with A-LAbsIA THE WONDEMEFUL ers, Thompson, New ‘Avaussion.—Boxes, ist Tier 75 ceuts—Becond and ‘Ihird Tiers avy Blrzabeth, Buck W_cente—Gallery 25 ceurs. 1 Er py pa canewanomer pape CTT aloo; Lion, Lewin; J james & Samuel, due | GALESMAN WANTeD.—A young min aceustomd to the | 22° oa nn a lession in the stock market hes been carried to & much emia te eee rig “ fa Sod gL Chel aud’ Surveyur, tourks thtied tomer Elen Huser, Sara Faney Haruwore, or Frevch Importing bu-ness. i: | CAL MO'S NeW YORKA OPERA HOU. Traady win wes var, | Wanted to act iv the above cypacity ad mate. imself yen rally EVENING, Dec 13th, 12h unght of the Sea- water ¢xtent than anticipated by the most rabid bear in | nery have taken one heli. Prices generally are a shude | Some” ‘\linsy (Gabon Whine Haden Siege Site | Msetute Unnuslited tetera oa ate hae nen rally 9—Art Jos B: Brown Sivork l—Are Tao Bri ‘inst ‘Mier anu Parquetie, $1; second Tier 50 cus feste, Wrigut, f opeva of CENEREN IOLA wul be perlurmed. estreet. The present panic is beyond the control of | !°wer- wake. bx 16 Unve Ps Offive dine qivengrentola, Stgnora sere. Dow Mags, Big Awtoguini; Lao : Hay—Common qualities North River bole sell at 450 Arr Lois,, Honevwell, Hartford— | Gis inek tubacH PAMInY fein, Bo aaway, | dite 51g toulan; Dow Magnibico, Sug Sauqu rico. | y clique of stock jobbers. It is the real panic, and one | soc." There 1s very litle doing in the article, finn; Autares, pi'Jobn, Crane, iinmediste vie my, betwenn Chambers add’ Wall streets, | » AD‘Iapion? | 7; meas ut | 384 Nidus, Sever, Boston; Wordiands, {ef sJohasion,. 3 cha, , Private Boxes, with 4 admissions, 66 st will send prizes to a deeper depth than they have | | Pkovisions—Ohio pork, prime new, slls at § pens NB: Henry, Hume, Port Spain, din; Brandy wise, Ste- ay ade HoHLS etek pan, Septiowan at 8 | Geason Licxsrs, withuut, Sestar can be had at the Box Of: | jched yet. ‘This panic is not created by speculators | $44). jt0 t tendency upwards. machedaneienlyd i" ok Gy pacer pertain hte A132 10010 |e Hoors open at 7; performance to commence at 7H, o’clock.— | the purpose of depressing prices, but grows out of | Warsxuy—Drudge casks are helat 24c. Western and Sid Gen Scott, Doughty, Jersey City. te is WANTED. Beats secured from'y A. al. to3 P.M. Labrettos in Euglish aud | ¢ state of our foreign pffairs. It is produced by the | prison we quote at 244 24Jc. Newroin, Lee 7— Arr Phanix, Boush, for Richmond bound | > ¥ A YOUNG MAN, lately arrived from Europe, a situa | lealian cau be had at the Box Office, Be ‘ Wuate Ou ano Boxe—Not much doing in whale oil. | (0 NOslcans—put im to complete loading ; Oceans, S.sith, fun tion as clerk, in a respectable office or counting-house. He. CARCUS—BOW EY. gerous position of our relations with Mexico, and Crude sperm sells at 90 cents. South Sea whale bone | Rtchwond boond to New Urleans, pat nu to complete load- @ good anc hand, and will be desirous of THAN Y. rough that country, perhaps, with others of more im: | fetches 424 cents, > salted ee jug, Suu, dolbrook, from Bostoi ‘pound fe the, tepeabae m ing hirnselt usta to who may employ Nim. AFTERNNO EVENING. tance. We believe, that should the existing feeling | | The transactions in sy 1m, in New Bedford, lat wee, | wi Wail sails lost boat cured away. tie forevsow he. | York Herds” aaa ne tie am” | C7 Children Haltorics su the, Atvernoon to the Boxes. af ntinue ten days, quotations for all kinds of fanoy stocks | Pt t'90 conte, which ia a dota ee moout 400 | Sid, oval Sailor, Young, West J ites GE: KARTHUNS, trom St. Louis, i in this city, Fe ITALIAN FAN TOCINI uld decline fifteen per cent at least {rom present prices. | sperm oil have’ been exported to London, vis Boston, Bedell; Facies Brown, Pediat Co eet ning gp his advantage, by callin the And Twelve Beausif.s| Acts in the Cire'e, inclu ‘The United States Insurance Company, of Boston, have | within the last ten days. In whale, sales of 700 bbls, or: | Hey trasels, Which haze bern detained by heal winds for ac i [ORS ATTENTIONSAN members | aye qe S tht OF THe SILVEEW SHO WE. s duy declared a semi annual dividend of five per cent, | @D4ry quality, Lave been made at 34.0 344 cents, cash. | Nec iay® farlaud, Deinerara, * ig 8 who are opposed to the proceedings of a meeting held at ind. wae ———— 2 ‘The latter pace however, was refused on Saturday for a Grorckto SU. Dec 5-—Arr Braziliero, Hitchborn, Cha’s- | night of Tuesday, are requested to site Ss. BRO 8, SL BUiLUN'ds THEADKE, | able on Monday, the 16th inst. Jot of Northwest oil. We have heard of but one transac. | ton; duo, Norns, NYusk. Cid Joba ful, Nassat street, 01 F iday, Dee. i3, at M, dia ae AKCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, | Five dollar counterfeit bills, of the Dover, (N. H) | tion in that market—a sale of about 10000 ibs. N W.| ,SA¥4NNan, Dec 7—Ari Newark, Mi ] ii tion at the | Coast bone, at 39 cents. ee te oe criptions, in New Budford, is extimaced Tus9, a peoMim Ore Wote for $21 Bo ani, extremely well done, in fever ol THURSDAY EV by P. it Kze-iel, deted New Yoru 4 tock on hand, of both des. | Bulkley, N York: Topaz, Mabe, Ha NING, Dec. 2th, will be resented ‘about 160.000 | 8ostou.” Cld Clinton, Lyon, an N THe sAG.U LAMP IN EW LIGHT—with vew | i R tye Secnery, maguiticeut dieses, &e.—Kakir of A ar ae description of those seen was 8 follows:— | Ins. The whole stock in the county 1s estimated a 320,, | <——————— eens | 275.61, dtl New Vouk th Decca «84 t'm ny teeb? | Aiaddte, Sus-Booth; Aig, Me Jobastouy Kaarae, Mt 'y W. Sawyer, Jan. 26,1841. Jonathan Dame, Cashier; | 000 ibs. exciusive of $9,000 lbs. damaged, in thiscity, and | 4 Splendid Magazine—Published shis Morning. caus mes | ngaimat eg t thon the sane, aay Peron finving Bat oulbadours, sar Mahe LOW. DWARF—Dwarf, Me . Pleroe, Preeident. that in the hands of cutters and manufaccucers. AKINUn’S LALIcS’ MAGAZINE ‘G2aere acuminate Rosselli Hag of the Desere Heughes; Abie Khas, Mr ‘The final instaiment of $5 on the Long Island Railroad or Pe VAPCRES JEWELRY ILVER “ARE, nc,— | Sowetes Alla Nuss Bovths Breswons Mes. Atemu lock, l-vied in June last, and payable on the Ist of Foreign Markets. ELEGANT LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS. ee eee KWELL, removed from No. 9 Astor Natl. oN sk THe bd 7 Havana, Nov. 28-—'The market was glutted with A: aioe - ‘ House to No, 113 Broaiway, afew dours soutn of Can | NEW YOKK Ga) LEWY' OF rINE Ab TS, nuary, hasbeen called. The transfer books will be | rican produce, vnd the last cargo of tore eds at 7 EDITED BY T. 8. ARTHUR. hare Ju 7A) LEY! , n : received fum tre hand of the robber some very (v6 | Corser of Broadway aad Lévausd street—io the Saloon of the losed on the ist inst, and opened on the 4th cf January. | rials Lumher was dull of sale, and the cargo of tue 48 Pages Reading Matter in each Number. iver Dupl x, Detached, Lever aud Lepine Waiche. ne Re The importance attached to the trade between the ‘Topez was sold at prices ranging from 12 to $22 per M. PRICE ONLY $2 PEK ANNUM. vod order, which they ‘are. dete ctype Natioul academy) below the'taual pricsoe Watches of every ‘cchivuan eatiy ng this day, a8 usual and it being Than! nited States and China, induces us to refer again tothe [EE Embellishments in the January Number. palit a a nn ‘ - “ ut) bject, and to give, from official returns, made at Can- Diea, 1~Joan of Arc, an elegant steel pl ste. LECGLUKES FORK THE KELIcF OF THE “ the evening, ‘Lhe. Acasemy havi ths Association U6 wae of another found it ou that day to mem- epgravings and © pene! ‘The Bridge of Doon, do do INTICES? Ts. Bs On Wednesday, 1th inst. at Brooklyn, ee APPRENTICES’ LIBRARY. ; i fave, the past ord Tonge eaearen i (meta | inthe Tain gearat herage, 8 Ta! Sunt Towne | cate fe for Vol Ii, achade and beutiful di by | x0 pe DELIVERND BOR LANPREA: athe Seay. | geet pee hiy elie he person rami 10 letween that port and foreign countries for the years ‘The friends of the fainily are invited to attend her fu- | | <—Visuette and Ommamental Letter—Joan of Are musing alone | noon Veacton tt ine tee ae eta Course having | Other visivors, 25 ceute. ond lire Lend 1842, We annex a table showing the commerce | neral, to-morrow afternoon st 2 o'clock, from the resi- | neat Je FUSER oN OnseRRY., Larduer's eldest ch will take ming, the UNION RiFLEMEN'S BALL. each nation with China, in 1919 peel the arrivals | epee of her son, Albert Powell, 217 Adam street, with- | 4, Yiimument Erected to ths Memory of Joan of ArcatRouen, | {31h ine and in oder to ciniazaate those who pucchised | oP NINTH "ANNUAL BALL of this company will toke by 5 out further invitation. €—The Ruins of Kirk Allowa: tickets, for the disappointment they experienced by the post- Place at ‘Tammany Hall, ou the 16th ember next, departures of each flag during the year. On Tuesday, 10th inst. Mr. James Fowren, for many | 7—Filteen handsone luitinl Lanters, pon; ment, an add tional lecture will be given. ‘The Course as | “tn! making the necessary arrangements, the cots initiee have sRnivaze ayp Deranrures of Foretan Vessris at Can- | years proprietor of the Walton Mansion House, 326 Peail Contents, haal y arrange’ d will consist of Big Lograres: as follow been instructed to spare uo pains, and it is confidently expecced Ton, 1912, Ships. Tons. | pits sane 3 Vie Ne Shakespeare Gallery of Beauty, No.1. Joan of Arc. friday Dee. ith, ths compauy on this occasion will surpass all thar former ips. Tons. @ triends and acquaintances of the famil Motto and Crest, ye efforts. i ‘ bees “It” $6,915 | peotfully invited to atten! the red a feerpatal det ink © ‘A ‘Sketch from the History of the Poor, By Mrs. 8, J. Hale, Pepiinesds Tickets $1, may, be obtained of the following commiteee:— 4208 | oc: " Sommer Wept, by Miss Mary C Deuver. Moutay, Dec. 230... ine fe Veena pile bi Forelgn Importations. pnts Weodeuttersa tale from tho German of Caroline Pichler, Gtedy iimdarhats Dao eateom ea Sonia Beret. Bowe, 23h doe : ll i i jar} avenant, i ” i i ne HOt 3600 mise gat Gtebehucharde Fore ees Pagsrattane’s | Pathe Muse, an Ode, by John t. Carey, Esa. Believing CAE ia careeranity has, meh at stake, in 9 Gitinennst inseam b 9 2,361 Ebvcknitr ano bers herrng Beer W f bbls hod ohts Victor | Still Gush thy Treasures, Living Springs by T. 8. Ar: the future character of apprentices, a class in this city number- Wi et yo Stk | megs Hensehen & Unkart—3 ing from ten to twelve thousand, who may hereafter control the eee 70S i Wichelh. he Sewing Society, by Miss Harriet % a Pall Gloer clases lerscen a A.W. Barnes, 144 Chatham st. sania, New Norte Chin 3 19G | Bbc Buslgces Hurry oka Ja Wiltak—2 O-Giimae-i{l | One Welley’strayer, by che euthor of "Wiley and the Beg- | Saunirs ofall other clases lor go Mine ne | gig A Walker 8 Granda ‘pais " —— —— | Schmidt & Vogel—6 Vietor & Achilles—100 kegs herrings 2 pps | 8%, Gi |. ion here made fur the moi intel en SASS ak de LA Og ‘Total, 701 $28,222 | Sin 30 cs sugar 11 chs 100 bbls 3 cs to order. hs fore op Ot sempertnce Tile by, 8: Arthur, those whose fature career may involv GKAND ORATION AND CONCERT, ’ - * ¥ d the 5 st. LL. D. quences, Ire Pte gC) wr diene ‘The Bridge of oon, and 1.4m O'Shanter, "Tickets (for thd coutne, of Sveavenings, for a geutiaman $i; FULL ORCHESTRA. hae: Masti isthe { will Hope Contin lady 50 gents; fora single eveniny . ‘To be had at the ‘ 4 | Selfishness, by nn Utilitarian, Se Cnthy aamanbenoe a FOR the benefit of the Widows and Qr; hans, and Sick Fund Totalees cee ceececceee cee TO $20,222 Heavenly Music. at Van Nordea & King's | 2, OC,fidelity eat, No. 2, 1-0. of Ht. on ‘Thursday Even This table shows the amount of tonnage employed by Movements of the Steamshi he Gloud. % in'the Exchange; Bartlett & | ints Dec. 12, 1844, in bis Ok papal ach nation trading with the Chinese, in 1842, We au-| Steamers, Leave Liv’l. Duet Ame’ Ame’a eee ee eee } Gk B Haynor’s, 78 Bowery, and | Overture vee sg ge ents Orehentea Caledonia, jew Publications, Crowen’s Bookstore, 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker ORATI ON. BLY MORE ex astatement showing the value of the imports ond ia, Ha Pablishers’ Department. street. ‘diziol ie IN. xports of Canton, for 1841, {rom and to Great Britain and | Cambria, © Judi To all lov rs of chaste and elegant literature, we recommend this beautiful magazine, “Let every oue procure the Javuary | ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND PHRENOLOGY at the Orchestra he United States. Ship Masters and Agents. i and oranda it eaetultye terwtil be fou just thet thi esis Protea h OD GE al il Phrinola mul orga Betty ae Dominate ames 5 . 5 v y. foun oy i one ‘ : i Donia jommancn OF CANTON-V toy on Tangara ano Exromte. ‘We snalt esteem lt a laree if, Cecio et reels will cig (ee ey opinions “of the ‘proae selected fous | Rive another of his Magnetic and Ph noiog 2—Serna e Kond assisted by Miss ind. g ‘otal. mportation, 712,961 203,671 49,747,832 | te Roneat Suivey, Captain of our News Boats, ‘+ i -Zinarelli report of | newspapers in various parts of the country, are true in every re- rated chess placer, Prof, Rodgers will also delive: 9 the maguetic a short : ing left et the port whence th led, the vessels | spect. Read them, lagnetiam and Phrenology. ABR PePOreAOa, 13,187,287 9,600,073 18,789,260 | spoken on their passage, alist of their eargoy and any: doemags |) "We ‘ata batiro cia this inewieitls daa ines; Wet ty el Hele RT te aa le tick. pores nfayor of England,....+.. 8,525,674 ae BE pce crete al i ho Fa board them 1- | on which occasion we infurmed our readers, that ets 50 cents, Commences at hilf past 7 o'clock. di2 5 Jones—From ‘the Kuch Against the U States, 3,566,102 c25 | mocialaly om their arrive, ents and Correspondents at home | head of its class. ‘The November number, which IRR INEY PERRIS Se Groat SRL ite French Rondo—sig De Bey Against Chi ‘ 4,950;372 | 2 abroad, will also confer a favor by sending to.this office ali | us fully euderses the ‘opinion there given, aud warrants us GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE. nt.”, arranged and composed paar dais ese eIuronten, | ite, Marie Jncelligeuce they can obtain. ‘Nantieal”fnforma: | Myce eadoris the opinion ther, ive Tady renders to this ad- or Duettom si ese Big L Be. ; Quantity ann Vatue of MencHanpise Invontep. | aon of any kind will be thaukfully recrived. mirable periodical.—Southern Traveller, Lafayette, La. LITERATURE AND ART. rouzi~" Bagnato jiel? Opera Betty Donizetti lus, Quantity. Value. | “poyea * RK, 3 Arthur's Ladies’ Magazine for October well sustains theexcel- ‘olla BR GrORVine “ ! Overture... see seasciee sec eee crores seresey (Orchestra SBS oa ye | PONE ON MEW NOR, PRCMMMSE a | mints temapemacry ialaat ace | 4 loins Pegrentnan/er nwern!, | O'R se Vai sad ie ae 004. : he matter ing tl a rk is more traly of " “ Prey iby i I ~*~ ee 2? ne! pert APMC ee eee ee oe eer eer eeees 1 aaeaee seeneT UM] MOOR sets. useful character, in the pure aceeptation of the. term, th $j Magnidiceat Meszotint by Bartaia—-Child and Lute, lor, (by | perini * ‘Roses, e'egantly Coloied, Er ‘i 426 (| HIGH TER. 6 ty thi hat 4 ‘She wore a wreath Knight fezer 26.21 ‘ hale oe jin most of the poralay senasions. clan Yntelligencer. | American Battle-Grounds, No. 1V.——Moumouth Bale Meee uovely ee: caer 88, 8, Cleared, Doylestown, Pa. Splendid Indian ani Prairie Seu Z 4—Duetta Buifa— Mad Otto aud Sig de Beg 0010 107180 107180 | Ship Samt Hicks, Banker Inverwol, Te Kermit; Hamburg, ie Nevaler Penance ee ten benntifut | Horse Racing and Mandan Chief” the, celebested Opera tT Fauatico la Musica, aw.g7e 21,020 198,300 Larcabee, Havann, Bad ser 8 Peck; Iris, (Br) Bertram, La Pocle, he Naveinber number of Arthur's Magazine is a beantiful | 44 trations e i ie —_ '— | NF. Goodhue & Go; affair, and reflects great credit upon its spiri ingle number of a Inagazine unpar- 63.912 1917787 2.99 1,0 ‘i il mondo,” , .Balfe of cTy tg Vicksburg, | B alleled for number, originalit Ho giyato tut = Camis Rew Orléans, Wi iravined araiphendid. wad hosed and elegance in. the history of Hed the BOlLe MIAN GiKL—Thaddeus, Mr Frager; Vevila- | | BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. |= —————— Washington. (Correspondence ot the Herald.) Wasuinaton, Dec. 10, 1844. Texas and Oregon—The Chinese Treaty— Nomi nations b:fore the Senate—Reference of Abolition Pititions, &c. James G. Bewnetr, Erq.— &i. The importance of the Texas question at the present period engrosees much conversation at the capitol, and in your metropolis must be the all-ab- sorbing topic. The apprehensions of difficulty with Great Britain on this subject, are, in my opi- nion, unfounded, in the present state of «ffairs. Mexico cannot, dare not, make any declaration of war without the approbation of Great Britain, and Great Britain will not be made a pasty to euch a ; Movement with France as her opponent. John C. Calhoun, in his letter to Mr. King, at Paris, checkmated the English Government by ob- taining concurrence in his views from M. Guizot, the French Mivister. This was a musterly Movement, made at a crisis when England might bave been considering the po- icy of aiding Mexico. The internal difficulties in Mexico might be supposed, by some, to aid the policy of Senta Anna in # declarauon et war a is Country, in order to unite his government, but such policy would be fatal to his power You will Temember, that originaily, Santa Anna protersed and evineed ihe greatest {rienoship lor our govern- ment and adwiration for her ins uuons—1n fact the formation of that Republic was bused upon the principles of our coutederation Having suc- ceeded in his views at that period, and estublish- ed a covfederative government, he fouod oc- casion afterwards to change his views and it then became necessary to create a counterac- ting effect by the abuse of this government and her institutions, which was easily accomplished through a subsidized press under hiseontiol. The eflect thus produced has compelled his opponents in Mexico to openly adopt timilar views and opinions, while secretly they are known to be friendly to the adoption and continuance of a con- federative system similar to ours, and which was established When Santa Anna came into power. No true policy therefore can prompt him to make a declaration of war against this country to unite the people of Mexico, and without the approval of Great Britain, he dare not. cannot, pursue such a course. A single blow would extend the bounda- ries of the United States to the Pacific Ocean on the west and the Iethmus of Darien on the South, and thus end all dispute as to Texian annexation. This much you may depend upon—there will be no war with Mexico or England on the Texan ques. tion But different, tar different, is the question of Oregon, as the British goverument have a longing prospective eye tothe udvantages resulting trom the possession of the navigable points of this ter- ritory, and es they have secured a equatter’s posi- tion, owing to the long delay aud suspension of negotiation, it will not be an easy matter to remove them without force. The negotiations on this sub- ject wili soou be brought to a close,and then some definite action will take place, but not betore. ‘The bill about to be introduced by Mr. Duncan, will rather retard than advance this question, go tar as negotiation ig concerned. The great evil was the origival agreementin allowing mutual occupa- tion, which has now existed for twenty-five years, through which means Mr. Calhoun has at lasi been eettled upon as the mediator between the two gov- erumeots. In the Senate to-day, the Texan question came up on a resolution by Mr. McDuffie, which was followed by notice frou: Mr. Benton to introduce his bill on the subject. The Chinese Treaty was presented, a8 also the nominations of Collector Van Ness of your city, aud Judges Walworth and King, for the Supreme Court. In the House, Mr. Adame succeeded in obtain- ing a reference of a petition to abolii h Slavery in this district, to the committee on this district. “But the proceedings will give you all. a df a y In questo Seu» ‘ 8 8,904 | Nelson.—Barques Wm Kennedy’ Martin’ Berinnate 4 f the high: | ‘American literature, ‘These Nation I pletnies must take piece: 3 andat wood, + 8,250 115,500 out 143574 | Kadward, Bulkley, Charleston, Dunham & Dison “Brie encore, Je ts fully canal, jn our at pany Botittses | dence of all the namby-pambyism ofthe day. 7—gonge Mine Takes, PY ctr s reek ooo PO SEM A Foengan, Hide Zelda: Joho Kendall, Mobis year. It is published, at No. 101 Chestnut st., Philadelphia.— we comtabutors $9. the January Number. ra colean—Mad Burkhardi ron, lead, &e.. 16, well & Co; Billow, 8, i § - 101 © fasiaona Cooter, “The Spy? a d Burk Mai jeer Mae joao qi petal Nervi ise RACE ore seme tambo: Eire Rad Horer Setar en! Mtner OF “The Spy," “Floneens,” The | like my gw,” by deat ee k L, Me- oy 1 Montero Bay, J 14,757 44,271 lonter o Bay, Micasine—We hive 4d several numbers | Hou. J. K. Paulding, author of “The Dutchman’s Fireside,” ¢, which is under the editorial charge of ‘1’. S. | €ct. any Burs. nue on, NC; Henry, Baker, pecie, piaster Pet ¢ W. hor of “V Night,” Mther merchandise, 322 = — 47,716 37,145 | ter; Ann'D, Bedell, avd Caroline, Farr 4,Frank, | volume, by which at appears thac Hy i ite: tafanc! James Kursell Lowell, author of ‘A Year's Life, and Other | and Bookstores, and of the Committee ; Joha Davi Office * —_—— Taran | Baker Alexandria; Traffic, Gardner, Baltimore; Harp, Beaston, | ¥° has the strength aad vigor of alate omer te as claads | Poems,” ect. of the Rechabiie Recorder, 150 Fulton street; Wm. ‘fH. Sparks, Total piasters,..... 21,712,961 2,031,871 Philadelphia. excel, Lovell, and Grecian, Chase, Boston; | won iis way to public Seton oo ie are ieee actin ey, | Allred . Street, author of The Burning of Schenectady and | 37 Geatre street; George IF. Hopper, 175 Mal eet; We aS tn rh psa ary son coe | ng a ee nora tone f exerlcat, ate ferese ne ty al ear apeet att | Oe tneat Helfensicin author of “The German Decameron,” ete. | Hig Wi guy fimdon a 8 nea Detger ba sisenoaed mdse, to Woodhull & Minturn, specimens of Mr. Arthur's ability as a writer, and most cordial tepheus, author of Mary Derwent ete. | o'clock; exercises to comineuce at 734 o'clock. New York, De Harde, 49 days from Bremen, | fy" recommend his magrzine tothe pebie ‘one dollar a | ,, , Hllet, atithor of “Characteristics of Schiller, é : PONE jn SEE Mest CA days from Stockholm, with | jenr chenper than the other monthlies, and inferior to one of } “Joanna of Sicily,” ete. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL 5 tes , s Bie ; a Cs a 2 10,008 bars iron to Dickson &'Co. 2ith Oct. in the English cr +44 Nana) Mrs. M. &. Hewitt. “ON Ty TT AC 5S tetsa | Chaatel poke ship Queea Victoria, of New York, from Havre fone received, ad single cot BT Lab Booad Shear aloe” FOR THE BONEETE OF a MES CIL BENEVO- aut 258 874 | Basque Pomona, Colby, 32 days from Amsterdam, with mdse, eae Broadway: . Bryant, : LENG SOMIETY, : } nacht’ 4 TO THE CADIF ‘ 2 Whipple. PHE COMMITTEt of the New York French Benevolent a0 MR BUiss | Pncraee Rellznet Muse (Gf soceoa) 00 days froin MGlare, with BALL COSTUME. Kev Jet Bitme, Bocisty hast amor to annoutes tha the followin 10,301 = — | fiuit, to raper 8 Devlin 5 "THE, subscriber, having completed his arrangements for the | George R. Graham. nent artists have kindly yoluuteered. they a:tviops fora aud 708 12 42,720 rig William, Bacon, ys. from Port au Prince, wit! trade, is prepared to offer extraordinary inducements Ortwt Umer. " tal Concert, pe sy ey ee Wan org aie aet tier apatite Hl fd he patch of Toe fant Ee ROT ORD DRESSES, Modelicves Ase eae HN filet atte yg paca PRES ees. = a HRs | Nicoly Moe spoke sche Waldo, tm Boston for Fort au Prince. | aliwxs quantity of which hae ben received by receut sravale, | Hot para chen, . ignor BOKGHESE, | Siguora PICO, = 1423 18,500 | 7th, J Silvia, seainan, died. : i gud are wusuipasset in e'exance and novelty of design. ‘The | AQ Teidenon a ¢ DES Senco, = = _1A44 | | Brig Mohegan, Collins, 3 days from Philedelphia, bound to | following will give au idea of the Low prices at which they are | _A,Siile, ANTOGNINI, PEROZZI, SANQUIRICO, —_—_— Bost offered :— The Child aod Lite, by . APE | TI, Messieurs ETIEN \ & and MARTIN. i < i " i i , | CORONATION ROBES 2 £0-—vsual ; 4 : ‘ FULL ORCHESTRA AND CHORUSSES, Pepearcstiersa . Bios rrguntcdl Pree ei eae brig Buffalo, McBurnie, from Bridgeport, in ballast, GORONA i ah from $: 2 tele $5. & cong loyner RORCE CEY LAGUE SES REL} th ports it will befseen that of the vi Schr Agawam, Packard, from Cardenas, Nov 27, with 73 hhds | New patterns fancy Needle Work, from $5, or. Admission, tirst rier and parquetic, $1; secoud tier, 50 cents. received in English bottoms, 14,000,000 piastera were for | motasses to Reed & Hoppock; 1 hhd sugar to master. Leftno | Rich Organdie and ‘Parletan Muslin, worked in colors (in Lines on a Tickets to be nad at almo's ‘Theatre, at the Music Stores : American veasel. ‘The A has experienced bad weather On the | grain), wananced fret, $6 ives on a } and jrmeipal Hotels, and frow the Committee. opium—deduct this amount and we find the value of the | j.ssage; lost spars, sails, sprang the foremast, Se. Lat 38, len | “ot Borie ale , from 38 per yard, Menisbore Caine }oors open at 7—commence at 8 haga rant resins punrg anlar decay, CN g Andina ty: y ote Ges lei dane eae ot a ee Hope, by Rev. J.T. Brame. asiwjab ot peer in vessels sailing under the English flag, becomes re- | “Schr Olinthas, Capron, 24 days: from Rio dela Hache, with | Oraandie uation, aa all Peete: ay Rosey at iene 4 OLE BULL duced to7,712 961 plastres, only alittle more than three | $6,foms wood to ‘Boouen ‘Graves & Co. Leftno American ver: | Attention i als’ iuvied to the stock of fafaats? Wists and | 29.9 Blind Fiddler of New Am uy dK. Paulin ESPECTFULLY announces tuat on Wednesday evening, times the value received from the United States. The | “Schr William, Clark, fecm Eastport, with lath and potatoes, | “EMBROIDERED WAISTS from 3s. He ‘BartecGrounds of ‘Ameilea, NoviVeestaunwuth, by | grelathy Bee ee he will give x CONCERT at Palmot same proportion holds good in relation to the exports | 0 Smith & Boynton. ¥ do Robes with waists, from $3 50. Charles J. Peterson. nee & i ere Shee, means guor LA MANNA, when te will hare ; Schr Corine, from Portland with stane. go veg tieh -$ ‘The Nun of Leicester, by Mre. Ann 8. Stephens. the houor to perform, tor the first time, nis new ‘composition, from Canton to Great Britain and the United States.— | Sehr Increase, from ‘Thomaston do and Riviere, 700, i Fe Nan of es aoe 20 bertarm, 20, the Arst leis, nls new coppontion, There is a vast quantity of trading carried on between | Scnr gigs {tas or, frcm Boston. with mdse. Clloctewllermelter dae " Review of New Books init ertivements, ‘ plendid, Crowell, fon, with indse, ollars, ey Ww very cheap. ee! P i nents. fea ‘ China and the countries inthe immediate neighborhood. | Schr Be or aster, Frome Boswon, with tide. Came Handkerchife e a of Esileynud Oth Poems, by Elizabeth B. Barre. | VTICKE TS UNE DOLLAR EACH—To'e had athe Ma ‘We find ina Calcutta paper a statement showing the ¢x- Wilectsfrorn Boston, with mdse, Kistietie end Reokesdetid ton Wild Flowers ia Their Native Mauats, by Emma | © ea ViiZABETH AND ANNE SUOMAN, Tnpists, "portation of raw cotton from that port to China for se- Fhames, Billings, ff th potatoes, LAvIES TAPE BOKD bit, from 1s. a i i Pianists and Voeslisis, respectfully inform the public, that po! Enerprise, Swain, from Nantucket, with o do Revierie, from 8s. The History of the Puritans, or Protestant Nonenatwmisis, | 1), qrianintnand Vocalists, respectfully inform the public, that _veral years lose s part Gold Haster, Mansfield, from New Haven, with mdse, ered, rom 3s to $50. by, Dp eiey Neal, ‘Tribune Beliding: New Vork, | where their third Concert will take place. dire ‘orton Exrontep To Cxina. ‘ ‘ A q . x he = SOR 7G Tot VE Oa s Sloop Thiee Brothers, from Bristol, RI. with produce. W SCHOOL of French, Italian, Geek, Li MATCHLESS!!! Roars Se ae eer s Lape Aeee. ic 28: Bropeller Mohawh, from Hartford, with mdse. R k IN ‘ition ties,ctey afer he dnection at B RICHARD: | DR. VALFNTINE AND BUNKER HILL! Raw cotton, India mdz. .1.13 144 1.78467 2.00.60 Propeller Quianebaug. from Norwich. Freuch Point, Mechlin, Valeu ancient Professor from Paris, wot opened ty the New otk Ly ‘At the Collseum, 450 Broadway. ‘This shows an incresse every year in the quantity ex- : Melow. Brussels aud English Thoead Lace Fenn, 4 Plepenard stiret, corner of Broadway. Seve.at Fo | rusty: manager, determined to distance every oth, nlace of ported. We can account for this, partly, from the fact | Swedish barque Betty. Also, 1 ship, 2 brigs, unknown, eqherzinn, heeed, Canton ‘sad he Booms. doin Scheot, peril of toe Nevoal eeteet of t amusement ih qnality and quantity ofattracti» s, has effect- that for several years past the intercourse with Great | 1.4’ stamitton, Reed, Meni: Washi MrT isle Ei Britnin hes been disturbed, andthe supply of many mans. | London: bem tx fi tulip A ee “i ort engagement with the celrbrated Dr. Va entine, who, a in conneetion with the grand." Battle of Bunker Hill,” (whic! of itself is the most wonderful tnechanical exh “ d Professor ia New York kL. Gill ings, at 6d per doz. ad Professo tks Square and demi Veils of every style and quality, from $1 | £m Paris, nave offered their services 1 mn in the y 4 entirely onthe systein ado} iged hole worl MT veal lite) will open his budget of /factured articles previously received much reduced. There | gi'¢ Store ship Lexington, bond out, 19 at anchor off AT iER HOSIERY, : NG eae Big ie Heandom Recolletignet ving. Fortra en lied is a very large trade carried on between Russia and — Ladies? and Children’s Patent Merino Vests, aud all that'is required for a solid aud good eduction. Mirtl erence ahee--Bfasienl China on the north and west, besides traffic to an immense Correspondence of the Herald. : hte ‘oa warns for instra-tion in all the branches $20 per quarter, Zhibitions on Weduesd eat 3 P.M. for Ruove Is.anver Orvice, do do ' 4 i relock and closed i extent between the British East India possessions and Newront, Dee 9, i844, BF Black Alpacha i ‘Lhe classes are y morning at 9 0’clo clos ving Day, three performances, all the China. ofore reign trade by Arr 7th, Orientil, Brown, NYork for Boston: Pryail, Gib 0 Rich Silke o. at 3 in the after For prospectus, of more ample inf srma- titA. Mat, and again at, B. M. Parry eccipcabbeny x S eclan treduateney, | Bropliensoter Batimone, inh woteadt Googe Aizen @ivbe, | do ich lk do tion, apoly at No, 74 Lisyeuard street, or ty Mr, K., 90 White _ insignificant compared with the total foreign trade of such | tudora, Brown, N York for Fall Ivers Washineran’ Halla Gentlemen's Merino, Laib’s Wool, Silk and other Vests, | EXHIBITION an immense empire. Five ports are now open to the com- | for Providence: Vandalia, Bakes, New York for New Bedfo Drawers, &e., ke, | ChubAwlsG OF LAub ANU BUOSDE BY A | B ng z Union, Potter, Providence for Baltimore; 9th, Denmark, Ds N&w sUPERIOKW PROCESS. THE END OF THE WORLD. merce of the United States and Great Britain. Com- | schuylkill; Nantucket, Gifford, NY ork for Edgartow: IE DEITZ " i A PAINTING, “ Gandy, Grady Prvikuae ete 500 dozen ‘I'rimmed ADAME DEITZ, \ate from Paris, hag the honor to inf rm : PAINTIN 4 mercial tresties, of a very. favorable tutte Nave | Soe’ tor Pelnmdshin Glimee Boke abe ge a phgedod os shade tectiah che oan sil Kiods off a on Bianco and |) ee leey ike Bakicitlos ie octal’ aetna Agito, 410 been perfected between these powers, and the in- | ford: Vienna. Halll, do do: Lender, Jobinnon, b Gi Sapa ama boas id Gios pri Oa elem: FS ea depth aad (Oye 5 4h sat dustry of each have, in the perspective, full em- See N York Lucy Ann shman, Hartlord for diz J1*m PETER ROBERTS, No. 573 b-g+ to inform the ladies that st the only Open from 10 A. M. to4P. M. ployment for many articles of manufacture for the | Cld 7th, Herald, Burdick, Mobile. “> y thicunderstands clean Lave Mlondy |. Aomesion © cents, demand that must eventually spring from the wants of i Miscellaneous Record. T BROWN, Stune § ~ | more than three hundred millions of people—a mass of | j,281¢ Couvmnra, from Sevanvah for St Jago, which put into | geared ‘Stone, Di Engraver, 233 Gropdwey, oppo. |) the above pr cess. Keparing, harges moderate. Havana in distress, was undergoing reparrs. It was estimated & A Arms, Crests, Cyphers, &c, en- | 427 broadwa, b-tve n Canal and Howard sts, d12_m*rre | i pinrmoade, Amathyets, Tonga, fe. bounint iw | (HE COUR1 JOURNAL AND L KEIN NEW YORK, Primed hay, ct obtain tickets of Life M rabvershiy at the the , 0 i t a a a iniey eco etn a it 5 or" Me 5 0 e belng greater than all the rest of the world inthe aggre: | that it would take Bm toput her in good oder. Hada (Seno Ge. engraed. vith Arie Cron ov any | ate yon Brod Th Fgh of te OH igaateritas BS | Rise gaa ee Pcie na cpen i thee om gate. The table of imports into Canton gives us an idea Ralemen. ke, t wi " es; Coats of Arms foun and painted froin SH ul wpwards, | rey Comer, Mermaic of GV Aud Bron, Chef Rngineer ofthe |” dl twist in Bei 7 ie Thesene, ‘Tete, NW forwarded to.any part of the United States, Conta ine Do ‘ts ney hotelligee of the description of goods they. tmatediaialy requtis; carers a Asn Dae a, ‘Taber, N Drwal ‘any part o nited Sta of Arms | ire Department ; The ‘Tox’ Collector; lutelligeuce Office f Peeanibien Skee EN n Ete Nace SORE aA it and 9000 | painted in Ladies? ‘Albums, copied and painted on Pedigress.— | Swindlers ; Death of the Libertine ; Sports of the , Drama, «W YORK FULTON AND ANN STREET MEN. while the table of exports shows us their principal sta- } !bs bone. Spoke on NW Coast, Bay, 29, lat 53 B v will be | NE 2 YORK GALLERY OF F SONS holding Scrip Certificates of this Gallery are in- Jon 15750 | Books of Heraldry kept with the Arins of upwards of 65.000 | and uther mutters connected with Life in New Seeuts, r H ; , 7 GERIE, 49 Fulton sirret, and 1% Ann street, under ‘bh W, Alert, Middleton, NL, 1700 bbls; Juve 14, lat4, Jom 138, ( fan S12 terre _ | ont on Saturdsy morning. and for sue at 102 Nassau street, 352 =} d aie nae ples, and to whatextent they are at present ured by the | Priite,Lidlow, Lyna, 1gdt Hy ne Beancte Stt-t200;" dune | THON SAFES It Ww wo ower apction wha Maite hs | Brodin are ta i, he Gite rouse, | direction on Jane Sram, pis Manegerie Grainy sore ob people of the two nations refetred to. We learn from } !6, Ansel Gibbs, West, FH, 1 a y best protection against re, as all admit WILDEK’S Sala | Cente street, and of all the newsboys. Pe, that were eves seen in this country, & . full de eription of which will be found in the large aud small mander ty be the ouly really fire defier—damone: the only | _ 122 t¥re bills of day, % chug toon ever rated gaint them. which has nuw beste | Meow caN mit HOD UF Phere are in the collection a Boffalo, » Bvack Moose, an rely overcowe, an y one to prove . , rang Outang an urd, the Mino, several | ye mide Bhim (having his nam-'apon | [Jit A.C. CASTLE, No. 301 Broadway, has a Paste for | Sng Qutane, on Elks a Talking Bird the Mino) several ind Trane ey He kay paare or dewelry, U7 | soft state, and becomes impacted wich and as hard and suid ae | Crowned Birds, and many of the auimals meutioued in sacred plneelf to the pubtie tha | the original tooth. at i eh ean dame provt, well knowing | 'hr'A. C. Castle insert artificial teeth on the principles of ad- | Phete js a capacious to prows | hesion by atmospheric pressure—supericr to any now in use. | Pouy, ridden by the Quran All other Salamander, Safes are ant yore tation and an ‘astle refers to the English, eee Lh a BF mod it upon Wilder's Patent, he having purchased the Barel. hes. exclusive right (forthe State of New York) to mannfacture a Ga trance for ladi Fulton street, neat te Coo- Cutler’s drug store. nce for gentlemen in Ann st. A furnish the genuine Salamynder. Orders recrived at his Iron Sefe warehouse and factory, No 189 Water st Ly hat TESS proce ts weld wormols and Uistsats seseneed Meo an aa re : SILAS ©. HERRING, ‘Open from 9 in the morning till 9 at night. wh, 1660: id, q ‘Washington that the treaty recently made with the Chi- NB 3000 thea Ss a er er. ir ing. NB. 1150—(h ok the line, J bbs, nese by Br, Cushing was read to the Senste Wille 48:60--1 Nie ele spa); Movare Wider’ of thd fer Vint Ra as cret session, and we may hope soon to have the pleasure | bbis oi ° i it do Belle, (new, of Fairhaven) i , Pacifie Ocean, Paci _ of perusal. The ratification of this treaty, if as favora- +) ble’ to our inteeate as anticipated, will be one of the | GANiatteeaih ay Res «eit, Hace Oar, of and _ most important movements made for the extention of our | 2 Morte eon nite eke JO mos, 310 spins Wm Wirt, commerce, ever known during the settlement of the | mos ciett Franklin Sari, Neat country, ‘There isnot ection of the Union that wil |] Sana NT wt atthe fe not be benefited by the opening of this trade, The man- | Nant, 010. At Pays Ang I, Coffia, 1, do, , ufacturers of the North, the planters of the South, and ton ‘At Teen eel ps Bag subseriber chal en ing for circus exercises by a wonderful Outung. Also the Camel performs by ladies and children, aud the io fe Amb» sell. Ray, Darimouth, diz ithrre an 1», Nant, 850 sp; John Ad- N, B.S 1 e le — a pei be the Jead miners of the West, are deeply interested in this 09, “mpoke Be £49 8, ton 78 We Henry, Man- | _aio'tan SON Hand Bates for sale at fas than ball price POTATO LS=500 paihels Lancishire Cap Potatoes, of very, | —Attieton 128 conte ise movement, and look for a speedy settlement of the ques- 36 200 sp. Heard from at Callao, in Aug, | ——— extra quality, landing ex ship eiddons, from Liverpool, and THISTLE BALL. tien. Feo OR Maccenntets tos 1150: | UATE, the undersigned, rea vest Mrs M_L.. Rishop to deliver | forsale in lows to suit purchasers 'PHE MANAGERS cf the THISTLE BENEVOLENT Old Stock Exchange. Sear Toe! eta! a Masaataer® 8 pe 14, Com Ho, asscoupe,im the Togachering of Tse, in Coa add ek. COLLINS & CU... TMXSSOCIATION leg lene renpsatatis te reoucese fiwo OeioeTeahg Salen More Canal 396 J Ho Heard vena July, OM Shore, Zone, Nant, 30. Seve 8 | evi Gert mance si ey pene baat VEWVORE, ALGANY AND TROY LINE | many fall on Friday Evenine tub December de the hen ) 3 vs 5 . iu ne u vi LB. to) A, : : 4 ‘appli nwa, te charitable p h i000 Kentucky 6's 10280275. do 30 t Edward. Burgess, of and for ND, 2300 sp; ans wey to.apenl mane hh: tvaad av Tahermeate FOR ALBANY AND "TROY—or as fur | gee to bey Pieciad cerdea epoca en 17000 do 10359 100 = do 30 A lettee froin Capt Smith, of the Lafayette, NB, reports her | female hlpy ke, ta the ov melita ion, tae acetal Fe, thee tae will parmit—from the per at the | he ord engaged to tanage the Noor, vit, Wallner 1000 any as 2 4 bt Off Cape de Verds Oct een bbls sp. Py Fatos of the Jews, Also, tue gentlemen's answer, aad M. | Stem foot of Courtiaudt street. No femight taken | ns hen heen roused forthe oecast om, ‘Phe dam nate 10000 do 712 100 Reading RR ©, | Olive Branch, 10 days free Perceceh for GI ‘Mrs M.A Benger, Mrs, L Holmes, Ms.M, Gwynne, Mrs. ow pressure steamboat BW ALLOW, Captain A. Me- dethegens The Bull wilt berop.ted beak Bhcktoee 5900 do 200 lo 410% 018, Lome eee eh re eavannah for Glasgow, 2oth ult. | Mi tet Meet Delo oel sere Bagley, d.ts. E. | Lean, This Evening, at $o’clock, Thursday, Dec. 12h, 1844 Layks. gion oy ie Ro ke. ~ ee 4 4 44” | lat 10 18, lon 48 20—by the Pomona, at this port. apg Satie es b 2 a ‘OF passage or freight, apply ou board, or to CU. CLAKK, on Be aa wealh ns declan eee Crm dae 2 0, Sih wit Sacshan i aa hidheahove yeotert; MMi, Bienop | whee " pencemeht. aa well ae dari the intermission Of dan ring. : 0 do Ta | anafnettaantgr gla Erie, tn port Galveston, Partridge, | will the Lord willing, atend at Colum >ian Hal, 263 Girard, | , RCWME taken om tha most reasonable terme Freight must » Dyors ope xt; Danehyg wll commence iy the Band psy inois spel 200 re Anaelive, ‘fa 10, T, Street, Hogau, Mary Jane, Wasson, acd | on Th atTo'elock. Fi Pe pacts chares of the Freight Agent, orthe Company will not | die terintantion of the Mall will be known by the Band playing 700 do a10 2% 43 Eee fe 2 | Dresden, all dive, he Mary, Gis Sweet, of Bo ton, trom | ae a £13. | seatlenian mad tro iedlea, so be ed OF the Boers’ o Ularleston, was to have Nov whiel u er - tikes @ahoorilo, 7 MU on 7 Xn BeBe SY Siig i Uren Sebo mm o™ | wastsken ick with Yeliow, fever wid died» On the ih, | (SUMBEMLAND COAL ASH —The Subseriber peti Soekee ain. WEBEM ROTI tat UMON, comer of Perey and Grrenvinie’ $9 O'S hank OH 50 Beotpatow CR yea!9s | Put YN thee, cweroway pick rth yew fore. Aen PH, Phat stom, Yeuel of yard. Tha wmbadand | Apmemmortorey, Til Prsiiegly sai sa those. in cabin and GHLIN, 13 "etiabeth streets SA MER VTL odo 2s do 1 ab Sinaia 0 bet ao soot or smoke, snd has Veen" praouneea suprise toc | sepraae, apply to JOHN THERDMAN, | J comer tith stwel and Sth Avenwe; De DOUGLASS, come FS tities? Bk ne 3 i iunke Ports, Tal Coat by some of the rst anemic in ican Ur 61 South street. J areenwich and Laight sets; JAMES DUNLOF, John set, 30 Manhattan Gas #9, 100 Mohawk RR. 52 Curvevann, Dee 5—Are Scioto, Gayles, and Amazon, Mon- ‘The subscriber has received the first and only FOR NEW ORLEANS —Louisinnn and New | WANE MI ited cite ethan it Avenues J.B. 125 Farmers" Trust Bs 10 Ha | roe, Butialo; EG Merrick, Scott, Chicago, E Ward, Crow!, to this inarket since the completion of the Com York Line— Positively first Regular packet~To vail | WAISEELL, Hadion treet. Checks net Setvon te 4 HSE $0 Node Wore RR ao” | Emits W Joy, Frew tie, ‘Cid Commodore, Doret, Buflloy ply to 'T, STOKES DICKENS! m Monday, 16th Dic. | ‘The elegant fast sailing packet | wp weubers of ihe Aachen ea he amazon at 69 Cant’ Pe a % 8 do i“ 8% ‘ard, Crowl, Sau grmidine lagerdon, Detroit. ait acioore . 107 Anthony at, rear of wee “4 nA, Capt, Goodhue, will positively sail as above, ication to the Secretary. 9 dt 0 Ci Ports. regular 3 a nth odin I TS do 043 75 do 66 EWHURYPORT, Dec §—Sld Brutus, Osgood, NOrleans. 3 SLES Fi ‘or freight ant furnished accommo ILLE. PAULINE DESJARDINS Hy % ode 43 575 do 68 : . I} ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS PB ning SA egant furnished accommo | Vp LLE. ) Tespeetfull 2 hie 160 13 le do wot | Bt = Bt ny Coes) Cottey het TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIg _ | d#tignsavvly K. COLLINS & CO. | form Der aneroms 8 the pe fe wee‘ gurtieam, fp Wik 3 Auber Roch an “ime ‘yo de io gh Bioware, Neyneldas Alcuandriey Ga, Soot mage | AL have received by Lenscerns el geahare Positively no woods received on board after Seturday eveumng, | Guntel{saes, the favorite Folk, phd v * * , ve received by late arrivals #2 a } Mazourki ‘other 10 N Jeney RR 4 90 Harlem RR aby ames, hula Routers, Crowell, Wi- | goods s they te accustomed to impart suit 1 i Hol: | 1h Dee. ; "| themoruing school wil be open fram 9 o'eloek 101 eeloek, Second Board, ‘on, Del; Hy Curtis, Hallett; Ganges, Allen; Oliver, Fi yt an assortment evea larger, more splendid and ippers may rely upon having their goods correctly measur evening 60" to 9 orclock. $2000 Penn's 5's 690.694 SO shas Canton Co 920 4334 | ler, and Clarlon Coleen ators Meare than that of the lant season, ed, and that the ships of this line will sail punetually as adver ‘wishing instiuction are requested to call ido bin $94 ghee ae 1 Marietta, Crowell ‘and "Vi leit, NYork. Fart cecmrpiaaion has slraze bean on ip ctioeg | OG. 0 Crleuns, Manet, Hulls cod Wootrett un, |S n'y house, Nows ingen tO Tniseim 18 0%." Bort, ible quality and finigh, and in } Messrs, ‘ ‘- : ‘N00 Fewae tr notes HN Tob L tea RR i Line tay they at aware that hey imay soma mes fail vetromrety ew lene meee terre at encened | AND ee eat aaah 7] to merit—of selling ** 14 Bel ‘ . a Is or te 4. ee een i | Be fr ate of Kibeatony Ind increasing Patronage they the Geneva, and sail 26th Dee, her resulat ny. Ue | YPM. J. PARICER has the Honor to announce to bie finds net, i ston, ost pu 8 of article an LINE OF PACKETS F nae Taw cy | Stans yen Arn iToatianh ethos tts caret | AOR TAR OROE ola ane ny gk | uc BRO yet hn i sca Rt . nt cat, Philnde of goods and prices will result in ! i orten for wu Penu’a 5° e7% a do Baa ena; NC, t Of Cambridge, | ihatthey procure s mote elegant, hetier, and mor noted: Se Ks will: be despaiched on Wedaredhy, | Brine (or wert At comate of ote ew nae tener 25ahas Dry Dock Bk ¢ 66% 40 do 5312 ~ Acr Brontes, | finished article without any increase of price. 29° and 260 ny i mouot thacteminn:. ive prech shamieas Pele Ter cite 20'S Ban 28 815 Listing RR "GTi th Mall oad Loe | Btoatway. Lis Ul tre Fir ee Ph TAR es eigen gelesen Bic, Parker and his danghiery Pas Rent Seohyt by 4 2 ers? 5 I! eclade AT NE ON ET Oe | SL je ace . r ene sige A: RS van 7258 | {haprnaan ad Pant Mans, tuts; | BINDERS" BOADS.—5 tons of Binder boars for sale by ine hoe About to einbark {yr Liverpool, are request: eit Poieese, Nate Ae thie the 2 b10 3649 173 Nor ke Wor RR" e On" | Teappahmuock; Elvira Kula Kilbgen: | 7,9 PERSIE: MICK. din exusine her cecommedatting. Ron teeta, gply un | 9” th extant sian a BA Claie. After this the e3 Uy 68 Wil Del; Daniel, Ke oe re . 10. Gam Nassau st. — on homens ————— ir Parker will dance the Polka Mias St. Clair cH 25 oO r, Lewis; Cotu i TAT ~ - JERSEY CIT 'LOATING DOCK.—This ne eral nd ehil- 10 as th de O85 Basie; Nickosons soa’ Gaal Pinter doality landing eeehiy Biddone, Label Lien, sk ai improved Doc has commenced operations Cay. | Sinden edy and aneaiezac zene ait of miners gud eb Bs ot | Ale eas Branley Clarendon: Pendleton facmieslonw tongue Ten pool, ad owners of vege are Varied ta eal and 6 Gelost aml cmcines unity lata bensce 1043, 100 do © 688 | Tolegeaphour Ne fromm Batsvias Pancha Nees. | lt HRS COLLINS & 6026 South wt. faising. and topeletunsuspele, sas Boek “ecw in oneration ences Bowery tan ieters.” 10-4275 30 Reading RR stm Hts | pores Virgin, Savanraly Poel e Biwee eee GOTRTOR BG bushels vory superior Irish Potatoes, | Theres nleo tttached to tiie Lnrek Blacker yea" oye 1g un BARToWN, Dec 9—Arr Susan, Ripley, and Hiram, Colin, landing ex shin Siddons, from Liverpool, aad for sale in tore, Caulkers and Pai All work done in the most expe: JOVA SCOTIA POTATOES—A very superior article, 0043) -%) Btoningion RR 39 ba ork. Sid ‘vom Cringls, Dean, St John, NB, low to suit purchasers, by ditious mauger and at reasonab! AN snitable for family ase, constantly on hand and for sale, in he Bt ON | Provivance, Dec Ari Mowat iveanis, Kew | ad YK COLLINS & UO. #4 8ouh oe | “Ulam ‘BiLL & meLavonuin, Howth ie up sai. 4 Lola lots to suit, at Mo. 4 ‘ - EE ae TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS— SECOND SESSION. at ' fWasuinaton, Dec. 10, 1844. Proceedings in the Senate—McDufic’s Resolution for the Annexation of Texa’—Benton’s Notifica- tion of the Re-introduction of his Bill of last Ses- sion for the same purpose—The lists opened, and Missourt_and South Carolina foremost in the Arena—Opening of the Second Punic War—Exe- moive Nominations, &c. Mr. Bakrow appeared in his place this morning. Several messages were received from the Preei- dent of the United States in wating ; one of which communicated information of the satistactory set- Uement of the indemnity from Venezuela in refer- ence to the American brig Morris; the others related chiefly to Executive nominations. Various petitions were presented, or taken and referred. Among them, Mr. Miller presente: @ memorial from the stockholders of the Bank of the Metropolis, asking a re-charter; referrea to the Committee on the District. By Mr. Huntington— From the American (Abolition ?) Statistical Asso- ciation, located at Boston, a memorial asking the correction of certain gross errors which they al to have discovered in the printed returns of the census. By Mr. Benton—From Thomas Bryan, of Miesourl, asking compensation for certain mam- moth bones furnished to the National Museum in the Patent Office. _ wie? : ‘the financial peas and the division on foreign affairs, of the Preeident’s Message, were appro- priutely referred. fe Mr. Bayarp introduced a bill for the settlement wf the tide tothe Pea Patch Island in the river Delaware. Read and referred to Judiciary Com- mittee. 7 Mr. HuntineTton reported a bill relative to the uppointment of assistants Postmasters General of the United States. Keterred. ‘THE TYLER TREATY RESUSCITATED. Mr. McDvrrig, agreeably to noufication hereto- fore given, introduced the tollowing :— JOINT RESOLUTIONS FOR THE ANNEXATION OF 14448 TO THE UNITED STAT Resolved, by the Senute and House of Representatives in Congress assembled, That the ‘ion and union between the said Uni- ates and the Repuvlic of Texus, Calboun, Secretary of State, on th United States, ond Issac Van Zand ney Henderson, on the part of ‘Texa of Aprtl last, be, and the sane is hereb: fundamental law of union between ea and Texas, 80 600 he supreme outhorities of the said Repnblic of Lexas shall agree to tbe rame And itehall be the duty of she President of the United States, so scon a8 he shall be officially notified of such ogreement on the part of ‘Texas, to announce the seme by proclamation. Resolved further, by the authority atoreseid, That it is understood usd intended that whatever wos stipulsted to be done immediately, or at a fixed period ufter the ex- change of the ratifications of the aforesaid compact, should be done immediately, or in a hke period aftwr the supreme authorities of Texas shail have tormally ogreed to these resolutione. On motion of Mr. Axcttr, the resolutions were referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations, where they may remain for several daye, or several weeks at the discretion of the committee. MR. BENTON’S PROPOSITION IN OPPOSITION. Mr. Benton, arose, after the reading of M Duffie’s resolutions, «nd solemuly and decisive'y announced to the Senate, that on to-morrow he should introduce a bill providing forthe annexation of Texas to the United States. We learn from the honorable Senator, that it is his bill of last session. z3 ‘The difference between the two propositions of Mr. McDuffie and Col, Benton, is as broad as the space of eoantry in litigation; and the position of the parties in the controversy is most interesting irom their deciced hortility, in plau, scope, princi- ple, time, and manner in the consummi negation. The proposition of Mr. M’Duffie w simple and direct ; the plan of Co} tenton involves the topography, the geography, the climate, the diplomacy, the civil, political, diplomatic, reli- 1ous, financial, commercial and natural history of exes, and incidentally of Mexico. But at in- volves a greater question than either of the fore geing—the questionof the expediency of a com- promise act between the North and the Sonth on the subject of slavery, in the prospective partition of Texas between the abolitionists and the slave- holders. ‘ i Col. Berton occupies, too, au embarrassing po- sition in his charges a d denunciations during the debate of the last session, against the adminetra- tion, touching its negotiations upon this subject. Whether Mr. B’s couree 1n the debate that ie like- ly to follow, will be as pugnacious and uncompro- mising, or whether he will, in a spirit of grateful torbearance seek to conciliate the goed will ot the executive and his advisers, remains to be seen. From his ominous attitude, utterance, and expres- sion of countenance thie morning, we rather ex- pect that he is resolved upon carrying the war into the heart of Afri . The bill of Col. Benton wiil doubtless be referrea fo the same committee to which Mr. McDuffie’s resolutions are comentted ; and we anticipate, in the report of Mr. Archer, an adverse recommen- dation in both cases, in a brief resolution that they be laid upen the table, with a withdrawal of the motion for the accommodation of the litigants in the premises. This may be done unlees he receives inetructions to the contrary. — " Mr. Rives’ resolution, calling for the latest offi- cial correspondence reapecting the international re- lations between Mexico, Texas and the Uni- ted Biates, was adopted. On motion of Mr, Berrien, the Senate proceed- ad to executive business; and, altera short eession, adjourned. We are apprised thatthe nominations of Chen, pert of the sand J Pinck- ou the twelfth