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to thirty-three dollars eighty-five cents and nine mills ba ‘and sore June 30th, 1844, the average duty was equivalent vod iggy = nop will a |. Superior —— Ne 1 eel — Peta Ee Td wu " i it q seske of Gonads alan’ Soap and ata was ue nt armoag hiv choseeat fends and patrons, st © 3 i aa mt fate pe areng gma to the balding iat Che ne tis, Where Slagle copies toa shove Medical Notice.—The Advertitements of the New York cateeeet Medi established for on Oo the Suppress ackery, in. the cure of all diseases, will pe) : * ° hereafter apvear on the fourth page and last columu of this | ‘20%? imported, and by Paper. W. 3S. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. Gifice aud Cousulting Hooms of the College’as Nestan svat. Unfalling success di a period of Bara Mae ce enn hE ihe, fo sigitiy superfluous hairs’ from low foreheads rms, moles, fee. ot tah ‘and’ sure’ remedy hia 0 for ¥ res, avin Eulled to eradicate the’ most atubborw hate, Besides, it cau ie rs, withouc a single seen tested Bef nasing, putting its, eff | Past all ind ofa Bieous, french, sad Paul es Company eac! in New Korky A067 Walker street, first store rnoat Broadway. ‘Thousands restored to Health,—More ¢vi- dence of ths baver of Thompson’s Compound Syrup of ‘Tar and Wood Nuptha!!! Pruapecrnsa, May 1, 1914. Mr. 8. P. THomsox—Dear Sir—The astouishing benefit have experienced f aud Nantha reade: brics from ow ase for up- sury would be rapidly deserves consideration, form you of it. en tong ofilicted with a very vad.congh, causing severe pain in the reas’. With great oppression, difficulty of breathing aud loss of aoe fin, Using various remedies without effect, mach alarmed. L fyo tures prosper. of the Isl.nd of Cuba. minution in the trade years. The imports of iately procured a bottle nced using It and before Tha taken” two botties, 1 completely restored to health. “'Bolely for the benefit of others {' make the above brief state- ment. Auy further inquiries ean at my residence, 118 Catharine street, Respectfully yours, ted succe: Importal ‘The noprecedent tion of health, to howe win despa has given it an exalte ol remedies, fu- nishing evidence of i's i Powers, as the only agent which ean be relied upon for the cure of Pulmonary Con- gumution, Broa: hits, As in the Side and Breast, pitting of Blvod, Whoo Croup. ke. Bold by A, B. Sands & C minstsand Drareists, No. 273 Broadway, corner Chambers street. Sold also at 19 Fultou st , and 77 Kast Broadway. Price 50 cents. Chinese Cement for mend! +3 China, Glass, ‘&c., at 67 Wa'ker street, Ist store from Broadway—25 cents a A Splendia, a Delicious, a Beautifal Head of Hair ean be had by usi 3 shilling bottle of Jones’ Coral upon every hundred dollars paying duty, and for the year ending Sept. 30th, 1844, the average duty was equi. valent to thirty-one dellars twenty-six cents and eight mills uponevery hundred dollars paying duty. This shows a gradual decrease in the average rate of duty from the first enforcement of the act, and it is possible this reductioa may continue. The various rates of duty under the present tariff act, range from twenty to one and two hundred per cent, and those articles paying the highest rate of duty, are, no doubt, falling oft every year. Any description of merchandise protected by a very high duty, ou similar articles of a foreign manufac- ture, must increase, and soon drive from our markets #0 doing, reducethe average rate of duty on other imports. For instance, low priced cot: tons manufactured; abroad, pay {rom one to two hun- dred per cent duty on the first cost. This high duty enables our manufacturers to compete successful- ly with foreign manufactures, and drive those fo, arkets, of these goods reduces the average duty. These things continually working in this way would, in time, reduce the imports and the percent duty, so that a few years would suffice to regulate the present tariff act, so that all parties would be satisfied, and, inthe meantime, the trea- A reduction in the importation filling up. This view certainly and in any legislation upon the 1! tariff, attention should be paid to the influence and effect e we of your Compound ag ot Tar | of this movement, which must increase as our manufac- We have received the annual report of the commerce The returns for 1843 show adi- for 1843, compired with previous 1843 were $2,630,433 less than in 1842, and the exports $1,642,565 leas than in 1842. ‘Thesoarethe mest important results presented by a comparison of the returns :— Imrontation axp Exrorration oF tHe Istaxn oF Cuna FOR THE Years 1840, 1841, 1812 anv 1643, A 1812. 1,203,7} rated.) to force | ‘the het gl hair, to pee al 1809, 5,889,671 4,735,035. ren autiful, to stop it falling off, and dispel dandruff + 1,331,015 1,379,154 1,319,419 fromthe sealps and roots, and to d lark, it 1,691, 173, 245,478. order thrice as lony az any other article made. at 82 Cl — — 1,252, U9 ham street, 323 Broadway, 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; and 2,569,008 4,051,127 Btate street, Boston. 3,057,042 021,394 Beal’s Hair Restorative 1s the greatest arti. 25,081,408 24,637,527 21,998,091 for the growth of the hair ever invented. Found only at 67 | fatker street, first store rnost Broadway. Hae aga sa ase j Evidences of the wonderful virtues of Sher- “sates "15.933 man’s Worm Lozenges may be found in a variety of certificates 050 204,550 280,000 } in the Doctor’s possession, and in the public journals ; the most $07,132 290,828 396,124 | sprikivg is, however, one that came under the observation of me ian. an oe ct is ci as applied tc 331, 5 | + who'fSoked like a living skeleton-he had been robust formerly 4 SUES 4,505,490 © 4.981405 2,013,548 | Sawing pains of, the stomach, and it variety of symptoms, to- Gaby 1332). 1,286,961 = j was induced to try the Losegeect Dr, Shern er ‘and the upshot |18land products, 21,300,701 22,282,757 %3.448,731 22,482,450 ] aie care rehouse is 106 Nassau street; Agents, Rush- silt it Promeetey sig is asiahr 4,919 yr. Sherman’s wa: 3 - | sil < 5 F 19,062 ten’s, Broadway, Coddington’s, corer of Spring and Hudson, | 223i 761 = ser 188 Bowery, corner of Spring, and 77 £. Broadway. Sra 8.85 foaraud’s Grecian Hair Dye wat change } Potton man _ thts = i * tiful bi jwn—for sal a i 4 Tver aie ea enutteh Miskorbrown—forsile | Gite tkiies. epi Oe gik A Ca:d-Mr, Oliver B. Goldsmith respect. | Sorcigs mduets, S287e01 | Slade © 38.272 gas ang fully informs his fiends and the nublic, that his eommodicas | Wareho % 21849,661 1,807,596 16501131 yoomns, 189 Broadway, are now open forthe reception of pup'ls — — and book-keeping, aud he now five dail Grand total, ... $25,941,781 26,774,814 26,681,701 25,042,136 wo uditg one for ladies, which meets at 11 take is Opportunity of #1 ad his door forthe. ars F names of real or imaginary pupils, writ- ¥ ‘one being the original scrawl, the finished hand communicated with telegraphic. des 7 something less than notime. He does not do this : first. se if the specimens were genuine, it would bea breach of faith and hougr ; and if syurivus, the fraad would be despicable and graceful, The foreign trade of the island is thanithasbeen at any time since table will show where the deficiency has been. The value of merchandiso imported and exported, dis- tinguishing the flag, are us follows -— Imvorts anv Exports oF Tom Istam or Cun. much more limited 1839, The annexed Gow: aud’s Bianc D’Espegne, or Spanish rq Sot a Spanish venee, 5,841,825 sates sain , first store from Brosdway85 cents ® box. i , eed Med uad ner 1,606;105 i R-pulsive walking libels ov catural beauty, — Go, Spas ia Spanish vessels He se Se Hj reece | i Eaareiens [a bacteest iieaas Yper Groner Cary <° Worchovseit foreixa do. 529 18,008,349 17,253,858 i cemeemeaee ere | | Wire Se ee eee All scars and marks will vanish, aye, elo} ons soe 5 SITUS 96,694,701 25,080,702 Fiom yourdishgured face, Beanty reigns now \ On check, cm eck, on chin, ils, on brow ! 1 For Eruptions, Chap’d Flesh, or any dis- urement of, or discolored skis, nothing has ever acted £0 charmingly asthe genuine Jones” Italian ‘Chemical. Soap dimpaccs Anstantaonaualy to thesiu 4 smoothness» clea bess, anda suftness truly beautiful. ‘The clearest tact of ita | celleace is that it is counterfeited in all dir-ctious ; therefor ne ges none but Jones? Soap : buy no where elas but at y merican Eagl Chatham street, or 323, Broad- i 0 to the right numbers, of you are cheated,) | or 139 Ful on street, Brooklyn, 8 State street, Bos! MONEY MARKET. ‘Wednesday, Dec. 18—6 P. M. The stock market still continues ina very depressed, feverish state. Transactions are very limited,and operators | -rotal n ‘Total number of arri Total number of arri: relations are more settled stocks must gradually decline. At times a small corner may (ake place, by a combination among the bulls, and aslight advance may be realized, and it is probable sales may be made ameng the brokers atprices showing an improvement, for the purpose, if possible, of drawing into the movement some speculators: Total number of arrivals in 1843. .. Total for three years........+ + Average for each year. , x umber of departures in 1841 are very cautious in their movements. Until our foreign | Total number of departures in 1842. Total number of departures in 1843, Total for three years... . Average for each year.. This shows a steady decrease fer the past three years in the number of vessels arriving and departing, but itis possible the actual tonnage employed in the trade has It will be observed that the Spanish flag maintains the usuel supremacy in the trade of the island, so far as the importations are concerned, but the exports are princi- it | pally carried in foreign vessels. The decrease in the value of the exports in 1818 compared with 1842, has been caused hy adecreasein the value of copper ore.— Among the imports there has been a falling off in the value of provisions and manufactured articles. in 1841.. is in 1842, + 3034 + 2657 2585 but the market geuerally must remain in the present state | not decreased in the same proportion, the vessels engaged until our external affairs are better understood and our proJably being of greater tonnege than heretofore. position with other nations more clearly defined. Vessers ann Toxvacr At the Old Board, to-day, East Boston fell off | per | Entered cent ; Morris Canal} ; Canton} ; Long Island } ; Farmers? renee Loan }, Pennsylvania 6's, 1'; Ohio 6's, }; U. 8. Bank }; | Depurted. Vicksburg 4. IUinois closed firm at yesterday’s prices, | Vessels while Norwich and Worcester improved 4 percent. It | Tomaage. is stated that the question of paying the February in. terest on the public debt of Pennsylvania will come up before the legislature of that State early in the sessiou, ‘We have not yet seen the first reason to induce us to change our first formed opinion on this question. It would be one of the most su cidal measures in the world for Pennsylvania to pay the fall interest on her debt. No | Great Britain, France, one doubts but that the treasury of the State could pay | with almost every power of consequence, the two-and.a half per cent interest due in February, but Totaltonnege, .. . . .1,004,559 Thece tables show that there has been a greater uni- formity in the amount of tonnage employed than in the number of vessels. Nevertheless, there is a steady de- crease, according to these returns, in the commerce of theIsland. The trade of Cuba with the United States EMPLOYED IN THE TRADE oF CuBA: 1841. 184: y 2 '843- « 3,034 2,657 2.685 624,582 484,943 468,456 we 8,118 2,728 2670 490,027 472,106 477,792 957,049 948,248 Holland, Belgium, and, in fact, for the year 1843, compared with 1842, has fallen off. The commerce ‘we'much doubt the policy of so doing. The public mind | between the Island and the home government has, forthe has materially changed in relation to this subject within past year, fallen off very materially, a few days past. The favorable statement of the State ‘Treasurer and the possibility of the interest being paid, Old Stock Exchange, $4000 U 5 6's, "62, 11336 300 shs Fe Ts created quite an improvement in the market value of the | 5000 Ohio 6's, '60_ “a ‘a 50 ra o way af stock, and the shrowdest speculators seized the oppor. | 3am pingiscpecial 6 3 843 do 8 tunity to get clear of their supply. The stock is now | 5000 do. 334 350 do 70 slowly declining, and must fiad the same level it started do's Berk Sate NY" i [) rent iz 70% from. Noone would be more gratified to see Pennsyl- | 100 Am Ex Ban! 8g 100 aw 55, vania take her stand again among the solvent States, than 3 Mi ‘aan see ; 1 - — rg is ourselves, but we certainly cannot conceive it safe to | 100N A Trust oe eee wz, make the attempt at present. 260 Canton Co 4344 25 do. The directors of the Boston and Worcester Railroad | 2 © 4° Mee Bese 3 have declared a dividend of profits for the last six months, | 175 Morris Canal | 3 50 do 30 4086 of four percent. The amount of the dividends is $116,000. | 5° East Boston Co beekame aiid ‘The returns of the receipts over the Mohawk and Hud- cathe 10 788 1) she ro pear’ as son Railroad forthe week ending 7th inst., show avery | jo000 berg Tuesday mn 3° “abies b3 38 40 shs Canton Co 43% 50 L Island RR 72% large excess. ‘do pt Monawk axe Hupson Raiiroan. Passengers. $847 SL apy New Stock Exchange. ty 14 64 $5000 Texas Bds 8 per ct 18 S0shsNATrut 1 Epoch ay bases | to do 10 do 19% 50 do © Mp Through ireig! bend 5000 10 doc 50 do eu $900.86 | As Parmer Tat OS aA EER coun fy Same time last year.......s664 sees 730 00 130 do 3635 25 Nor & Wor 5370 ‘4 50 0 b30 36% 25 do. b3 70 Excess in favor of 1844,......... $816 36 a5 Van 4 Co e Se F4 & Ls Hs Or more than one hundred per cent. Without the ‘aleatlinarpedeiiassaday through freight the receipts are larger than during the State of Trade. Asner: S41, ith it, 1 same week of any year since 1941, and with it, larger ersorusdy 02 6415. than any year since the opening of the road. ‘The receipts of Flour down the Hudson River for the past two years have been as follows .-— For the season of 1844.,,.. barrels, 1 For the season of 1843,,,,. ,barrels, wanted at 29 Brea: 440.667 head. Decrease in 1844,.,., .barrels, _ 13,588 We annex tho annual report of the Merchants’ acd Me" Pots continue very dull at $3 87423939. Péarls Bexswax—Prime yellow, of all descriptions, selle as jo. Turrs— Genesee flour ranges from $462} a 4 75. There is not an active demand for any article under this Corrow—The demand to-tay, from both spinners and exporters, was good, and the sales sum up 2300 baies, without any perceptable change 1n rates. Hav—Common qualities are in very moderate request chan‘oa’ Baak of Wheeling, Va, compared with those | at 45a 50c. The receipts are very limited. made previously ;— heeds Gf ig continues very firm. We quote “Mencnants’ ano Mectinicy Bats, Vino se cr peuieiantinn Uae nae ee ode, ‘1812. 183.” 384: ‘vease. | $9 75 Beet is quite inactive. Ohio Jard is firm and in 626,023 e091, 214 | demand. We quote i oss at bJabje Cheers is ac- 114,516 263, tive at 5a 60. Exports from Ist to 17th inst., beef, 3360 Ge Tae iH gc} he pork, — ee ee ee lett ies te K Hiskey—Drudge casks sell at 24c as wanted. Wes! This shows @ very great increase in all the depart. ane ore on he Ret ge tes 20 sg ste iL axy Bone. le oil ranges from 32) a 33c. mounts, from 1843 to 1844. There has been the greatest rade sperm 88¢. Whalebone is held at 41, and dull ot expansion in the circulation, which has increvsed nearly one hundred per cent, but the greatest proportionate in- crease is in specie. The high average rate of duty enforced under the tariff act of 1942, appears to have arrested the attention New York—all cash. ‘Lhe New Bedford market, since our last, has been ac. tive, and we notice sales of 300 bbla. at 68 ; 600 bbls. at 89¢.; a lot of 2000 bbls. (part of which is inferior) at 90c. delivered in New York ; and 400 bbls at 92¢ delivered in A sale of 600 bbis. N. W. Coast whale oil on private terms. of Me. Bibb, the Secretary of the Treasury,and induced Sales of Ib. N. W. bone at 39¢., and a small el him to prepare some remarks on the subject of much in- } do, at 40c., cash. ‘The st in this town and Fair Haven terest. It appara that the revenue yielded from impor. | is now 111,000 Ibs.; the balance of last week’s estimate tations under the present toriff act, for nine months, end. | %8ving been shipped and sold. ing June 30, 1848, averaged, upon the goods paying duty, was equivalent to a duty, ad valorem, of thirty.seven dol Ha lars and eighty-four cents and one mill upon every hun J Months. dved dollars, and for the year ending Sept. 30th, 1943, the average duty was equivalent to a net revenue of thirty Rea Estate Mt Juction—Three story brick house and lot, No. 13 Clinton st Lot 21 by about 63 ft... $3500 ~All Auction—281 roils curled horse hair, 18}—4 Foreign Markets. Havana, Doc. 4—Sugara—There is no chango in this five dollars, five cents and five mills on every hundred ig yp Seaiuieees ker peat dollars in value of goods paying duty, and for the your the market, which will ‘tendency to advance prices, Lard—The stock on hand is ample, and Wenow quote $11 50 a $12 per quintal. Flour—’ is , aad the article would read- Beef— here is Pt firm, say for Mess $11 a 12, Prime $9 a9 60 bbl.— Pork—This article readily commands $14” 15 per bbl for mess ; clear pork in demand ; sides $10 60. Hams—Good canvassed readily command $10 50411 per quintal, No Westphalia offering. Beans—Of good quality will find ready parchaseey at 75 cents per arrobe, there being tew ip market. Corn and Corn Meal—The iormer command 37) cents per arrobe and steck small. For the latter quore $275 a 300 per bbl. Butter—The stock is equal to the demand, and prices remain without change, say $17 50 u 18 per quiatal Rice—There is no alieration since former quotations, say $1 00a1 11} per arrobe. Exchange—The quotations ure for London 60 days 11 a 14} per cent prem.; ris 24.03 per cent dis., New York 3}n 3} per cent prem ; Boston 3 a 3} per cent prem ; New Orleans 4)a 5 per cent prem. for short sight, being’no change since our Inst. Freights—Are dull at present owing tothe large number of arrivals of late and little business tranaacted ; quotations remain without alteration. Sr. Jaao, Nov. 17.—We have agoin the necessity of ad. vising yon of a material decline in the prices of almost ull kinds cf American produce, save lard, which reatily com- mands $t1 a 1160, according to the time of its hi ving heen pitup. Clear pork is quoted at $17 per barrel, though soles, if forced, must be made at a shade lower ; mess pork $14 60, and prime $10 per bbl, for the latter de- acriptions there is, however, but littledemand. Rice sel! slowly at $5 124 a6 25 per qql. Potatoes are uns even at $1624 Flour is again dull at $15J. Butter and beef both dull of sale. Hams are somewhat in demand at from 9} 212 per ql. We might say that butter if very good and well packed ‘would bring $14} per qql. it almost appears futile thus to tell of the decline in many articles from time to time ; but the truth is, our market has been overstocked for the last three months. Died, On Tuesday morning, the 17th inst., Joseru Macart- wey, aged 4 years and 6 months, con of Wm. Macartney. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully beg err to attend the funeral, this (Thursd y) iternoon, at 2 o'clock, from No. 64 Oliver street. Carriages will be in aie at Fultun Ferry, Brooklyn, from}whence the funeral will proceed to the Greenwood Cemetery. On Tuesday, the 17th inst., Ann Extza, youngest daugh- ter of the late George Bowen, in the 17th year of herage. The friends and bea emg tae of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, this (Thursday) after. noon, at 3 o’clock, from 210 Watt street, without further invitation. MARITIME HERALD. _ Movements of the Steamshi) Steamers. Leave Liv'l, Duets Ame’a, . pe roe Dee. 17. Ame’a Jan. 1 see te SP, a or news they may have. He will board 1 ir arrivé id u iimiridateenas er gurennar et lion of any kind will be thaukfally feeeivad. PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 19. MOON sETS MIG WATER. Ships Emily, Davis, St Grote Ayer fe Emily, Davis, St Croix, Aym Martha Wash. ington, Doane, Mobile, FD Hurlbut & Co.sBaraue Whiten, Curtis, Malaga, Buck & Peters.—Brigs Ariel, (Sw) Marston, Antwerp, Gerding & Kankelmann; Dimon, Robinsou, Charles- ton, am & Dimon —Schrs Lyra, Stevens, Port au Prince, di Smith, Mills, Wilmington, Ogden Bs & Peck; L. N Chief Bateman, fhiadelplia, N'L Metheady & Co ra, Balen " t. ‘ “ et Vilean, Smith, Philadelphia.” "Amboy Schr Tioga, Hallock, from Wilt ‘ioga, fe ilmington, NC. with PO ion ial ee ay se ‘ilmington, with naval Schr Star, Brackett, Bridgeport. i Helow. Brig Orray Taft, 90 days from St Marks, with cotton. Sailed, Brig Dimon, Robinson, Charleston; John Drew, Powers, St Domingo, and’ others. S Miscellaneous Kzcord. AhGAtT Emery, ef she Louisiana, at, New Orleans, reports at on the 25th ult, off Cape Antonio, fell in with the Spaui schr Two Friends, from St Jago de out 28 days—out of water and pro what she wanted. ‘Took from her N Mamos and servant. who ‘Were passengers, they refusing to remai Scun *Hanon.—The boat, Wiscass=t, Mas: 3 and reports that on the 10th, sche Sharon, Haskell, of Salem, from the east ward, with lumber, went ashore on the Cuckolds, near Cape Newaggon Island, xt the mouth of She-pseot river. ‘The reve- nue boat took off the captain end mate, and landed them at Boothbay harbor, the crew having previously landed. ‘The wreck went to pieces on the 12th, Whriemen, Provincetown seems to be going ahead in the Atlantic Whale Fishery. The first vessel fitted out of that port on a whaling voyage, of which we have auy rnowledge: was the barque Lino- gone, Capt Ackina, which saifed in April, i835, and after a 0 in the Atlantic of sevea months, returned with 435 b! oil. She sailed n May 1036, and returned in fiv m2 impetus to he Ooeees wave at people of that town have grax their whalers, until, at the orvsent time they number 2 barques, 7 brigs and 9 schooners—in all 10 vesiels, and an aggiegate of 319 tons; and we learn that several others are now building and about being purchased, to be employed in the whale fishery from that port. i Letters report at Lahaina 29h May, Minerva Smyth, Fisher, NB, Ut days out, 65 bbls sp oil, all well. At do March 20th, Adeline, Cole, do, 200 wh, all wel Oahu Aug 16, Nimrod, Sh NW, ull (150 sp 2550 wh) forhome. Re: W Coast. Stedman C months’ |, one of the crew of the N, was drowned Heard from on NW Coast, June 9, wena, FR, oil Spoken. Geo Stevens, Cushing, New Orleans for Liverpool, 4th inst. lize bearing W about 200 miles A oa 'CB:] from Liverpool, NS. for Berbice, 10th inst. lat , Jon 63 18, Foreign Ports. Havana, Nov 19—Arr Freighter, Knight, Cardenas; Talley- rand, Tripe, Mobile. Sld Topaz, Mabee, Key West.” Dec t— Arr Cora, Honywell, Mobile; Salisbury, Colby, Newburyport; Junius, Cooper, Boston; Washington, few York; ‘Andrew Gray, Dukehart, Nassau NC; Midas, Benthall, Baltimore. fi [Sp] Costa, Mobile erry, Newbern Pp ; Aurora, Swift, Wilmington, 2d—Arr Adelaide, Aduins, ma Gages, Bonith, I ‘ork, lev, Sid Jos Brown, Adams Mobile. 31—Arr Osceola, Davis, Boston. Sid Moatili Powers. BY oh lis be Linds-y,Portland. 4th—Arr M: in ra, (s) Page, ele i yivester, Bath; Teaze ow 27 Are Kane m chante SA's bury, Matgumoras wa TANZAS rich, Portland; Grand Turk, Provigenes! mtctte Charleston; 2h, Orb, Isley, Portland; - Vandal Georgetown; ith, John Brow, Sutton, and Gy ork. Portl Dec 1, Merchant, Loring, Trintvap, Cuba, Nov 21—Ia port, Neptune, Foster, for Bon- ds De Norris, Porth , 2 days. FamovTH, Ja. Noy 29—In port, Levant, from and for Phila- delphia, to sail about Dec 1. Home Ports. Becrast, Dee Arr Ceylon, Shepard, NY ork, Pontianp, Dec 16—Arr Sherer, Keller, and Ann D Spear, NYork, Below, a deeply laden her orts, deck load of cotton, supposed pat in fora harbo uufus Soule, (new) Jordin GW. Knight, Safe ford, Cardenas; Napoleon, Wi nzas. Sid 14th, 'Cor- delia, Cuba. : Newaunyronr, Dec 1¢-Cld John Dunlap, Mobil SALEM, Dec 16+Arr Cheroker, Mansfield, Zanzibar, Cld Sophia, Smith, Para and a mkt. Sid Kuby. M'Kenzie, for an Eastern port. Arr i7:h, Enterprise, Smith, Stonington, pur chased in Salem. Sld Sophia, ’ Boston, Dee 17—Arr ki! herson, Philadelphia; Cactas, (new) Nason, Kennebuok; Camilla, (Br) Shaw, Newport, =7th ult. no lat, &e. given, uring a heavy gale pra, main ; a mist and carried away mai rig with Halnbura, Crocker, do; Vi De xan rcivaly Baltimore; Augusta, ‘Nickarson, Albany; Columbia, and Homer, from Hall, with mdse f f ship Massasoit. ‘T'élegraphed, Haunah Spra buryport; Almena, Baltima bent Frankia : Het,” Cid Georges, (of Philadephia, Yate of this eg and Bueaoe Ayres, ‘Rraaklig, Gibb, Bienfuegos: Adna, 4 ‘Cardenas; Arvum, Smith. New Or: ion, Deli Pierce, ey s a; Salem, Tuckerman, Savannah ‘New Brpronn, Dee 16—Arr Time, Garrison, Suffolk, Va; Rogers, Norfolk. Sld Notus, Besse, New York. ady Kn Are ‘ith, Comelia, Hicketson, do, ATELVILLE, Dee 15—1a port, Vermont, Ames; Saluda, Mar- ston, outvie, Marston, Albany for Boston. Epoanoown, De® 18—Arrr Sherer, Kellar, NYork for Port- land; Sea Serpent, Pool, do for Weymouth; Hudson, Tarr, do for Gloucester; 15th, Kimball, Ingraham, Richmond for Boston; Corvo, Crockett, New York for do; Richmond, Packard, do for van; Washington, Smith, and Zephyr, Bullock, do for Port- Tad. £8. thore arr I: New Haven, Dec 17=Arr Warren, Thompson, NYork. Sid Panthea, tlerrick, and Lu . Baker, West Indes. Rrowonp, Dee ti—Arr Coiner, Doane, Sid W Mowry, Hoffman, N York. CHanuestox, Dee t—Arr Apollo, Hunt Ud Peogain, (Br) Dill, British West In Sid Hogarth, Pendiston, Glasgow; Robt Parker, Dwight; Gen Parkhill, Me: Kown, and Portland, (Br) Stalker, Liverpool; Catalpa, Doane, stor Dee M—Cld Avge, Sherwood, Boston; Topaz, ymouth, Mass,— Newport, Wales. ana. Sid Pa dora, Gilmore, Boston. Arr 13th, ick, Charleston; Robert, ‘Trinidad. Below, . Sid Espeleta, Sproul, Boston; “alma, Smith, Ha: . St Manas, Dec 2—Arr Rio, Baler, afd. Almeda, Rowland, NYork:: Mitsianippi, Raridan: Havain, ‘Star, Chase, dam in port, Elishy Seeley, Liverpool; ‘Rio, Bi Iwanowna, $I fanchard; Gen Wilson, Groning, Hla #2, Bede'|; Russia, Lane, and Norman, Pratt, for NY. roucs Copeland, Baker; Marcellus,d yutes} Star, Chase, aud Mississippi, ar meds, Rowlands Monyix, Dee 9—Arr Cordova, Morse, Bath; Saxony, Eld- ridge, Cronstadt, Wetumpka, Fowler, New York. Cld'Mary, aration, Baltimore. a 4 ‘ New Unceans, Deo @—Arr Tamenend, Charles, Neweastl th 8 Hilliard, NYork: ghitoa, Gibraltar: C, tied Rementes, x Windls, Havana J § McKim, Moore, N Yor f with 1400 pigs lead from wreck of barque Mary Ellen. Cid Nashville, Pemberton, Havre; 1d, smith, Liverpool; Zotoff, Murthy, Boston’ European, Gay, Boston;) mn. Johnson. Hambutgs Jacob, [ Bremen} Warneken, Bremen; Clyde, (Br} Wymaa, Kingstou, Ja; Prestigio, (Sp) Gelpi, and anpressario, © ? M », Matagorda and Port Lava Foyier'Gomaad New Works Welsh: Gn veston By Last Night's Southern Mail, Pritapecenta, Dee 18—~A.1 Rodolph, Flinn, Boston, Oread, Ripe Eastport; Henry Springer, Walters, and Monitor, Besse, ork. d_ the Midas, Ra] anda al Roe, Dodie, N Barrimone, Dec 17~—Below, a bri Beuthall, from Havana. Cld Argo, mkt; Juliet, Ferrell, Ponce PR. via Btchberger, Charleston; Henrietta, Hug ‘ork. supp om 4, doy Nonrorx, Dee 16—Arr Wave, Howes, Boston; Gen Pinek- ney, Hobbs, Ubi pon for Baltimore; Champion, Cross, a Senator, Cob Provinestown. In Hampton Roads, Mary,T fethen, tm Baltim Boston. J3th—Ace Thorn, Long. F Kiver; Aun D, Bedell, NYork. J A Robn, Archityld Gince, and Bermada, went to sea Yesterday, and per, ig Jane, aud Phenix, this morning, all from ‘Baltimore. Sid Weshing: ton, Dyer, West Indies; tome, Crowell, Boston. Watt ite by me eS La Re dio '6 South street. EVY & 81 8. je L Ne SOONER: will sell on SATURDAY EVEN. a Out reserve, fur cash cases. mine icles. Saturday evening they will sell a very valuable collection of oil _paivtings. dis 2t"ec 18 1ON NOVICE. ursday, at Ii lock, AScTION NOTICE—Tharsaay, 7 ie oreo ell Be use 29 OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION. st, 7 oelock, No. 151 Broad: ys Of Pictures, all of which are richly: framed to. ing Up. Sereet dio xm Wil. MeCORMIOK, Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALE OF PLANO Ft RT eR—This Day w LLo’elock, at No. 18 Courtlandt stree*, will be sold with- Que reser 4, Pypno Fortes, by well-known makevs hes? insteaments. are ome rosew oud anid mn ses. ‘They will be sold to the highest bidder, diy lum” PLENDID FRENCH JEWEL! Y, ¥, 8 ‘TOYS, &c, at Auction, for the ‘holidays.—LEV SPOONER will sell on Thureday mominy Broadway, a large assortment of fashionable French Jewelry, rich fancy’ articles. fine toys, &e for the Holidays, to be sold in lots to suit purchasers, Ladies are invited to call and exa- i= cor so'd the entire Furniture coutain-d in Greenwich street, mear the Battery, farui lors, ‘dining-room, ver 100 ye ta food Piano Forte, r ooking Glasses, ple urtains, Bureaus, Beds, Bedsteads, Bedding, Atwa- ter’s Fatent Scove and Deumi—and in short a general au ety of housekeeping articles, all in good order. Sale ne. THOS, BELL, c ‘Auctioneer. rH LADIES OF ST. PETERS CHURCH Feet, will hold a KAUR in the basement of that for ths Benefit, of the School xuperintended by the Si Monday and ‘Tuesday. 24d and /ith De-emtec the different Catholic Congregations in 1 are eamestly T-quested tovaid tnein in the tions and coucrtbutions will be thaukfull Sisters, No. 16 Barclay street. ANTS A STAUATION—As house-steward or travelirg vV "servant, a middle ag-d man, who understands ali the Furopsan languages; aad who, in ether si master of his business, apabili'y, he can tefer to gentlemen of the hi insge ety He isalso ted with tte principal cities of Europe. Apply to teen sich street. 18 2t%ec AN OWNER WANTED for a St Berard Dog, imported in the packet ship St. James, from Londou. If not claimed, hie will be sold to pay’ expenses. Ap- Ply’ Ou board the ship, foot of Dover st. 18 3t¥re eis punuisney, PUBLICATION. Phe Ci : oO 4 J Virtne and Vice Cont prem in plagk veren Senleee ed to promote the cause of virtue and moralijy. For sale at t Follow stores :—Nafes & Cornish, 278 Feat Franklin Depot, 321 Broadway, Axford, 168 Bowery, di9 _. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE. ue SUBSCRIBERS, of the only origin:| establishment of the kind, offer notice of our southern friends, mer- chants, and our own cit: country trade, the largest aud best selec! of Fruits ever before presented to the publ Peaches—Malacaturies, Morris? Whites, Honest Johns, Ls Heath, &c. Pine Appler, Raspberries, Apricots, Straw berri and other Plumbs, all poss ir preservation theis mati lavors. Also, Jelly’s of the Strawberry, Raspberry, Quince, aud Pine les, Catsups, and Sauces, of every imaginable de- scription, in glass jars, of every size, to auit the conven f the purchaser. ri so 8 ters, potted for exportation, and uy glioas. x “a ns louse Keepers, Groce's, Masters. ana smilies, ali are jueteed toeniand ae amine the best, selected and most besutiful stock of the kind ever before offered to the attention of the publie, KECKHOW & VINCENT, a fresh Hi 2 Gouniands street, lozen Pi by . Also, 1000 Oyster Kegs, ety iste SCOTT’S BAZAAR, 37 Dey atveer. between Broadway and Greenwich, = ; "T returns his most sincere thanks to his frieuds and the Public nt large, for the liberal support received since’ he opened the above house, and hopes, by the same strict attention, to merit a continuance thereof. "The qualities ef hi Wines, Liquors, and Sega well known to need comm best Oysters the market ean aff served up in every. style, likewise a Jargassortinent of refreshments to be had ‘at all hours, until 12 at night, sue N, B.—Eighty ‘ ighty steak Welsh Rarebits, Matton © Sardines, ried K Cold Cuts, Ham and Buck heat Cakes, Fusched Kgus,, Tea & Coffee, Se: ri roast and boiled meats for one shilling, every day {rom I2toto’clock. Dublin Brown Stout slwayson draught. Families supplied with the best Scotch aud Irish = ae Nu house etter supplied with English, Irish, Seoteh, Welsh, and city papers—always the latest news by the steamers jood Roomsfor Private Parties, at all times. ready—free gratis for nothi 9 Im*re NATIONA Prietor res} ihe has a. splen mercantile business ; h use ; the price of billiards 123% cents per game, ‘The proprie- tor has had strict regard to elegance aud comfort ; and that he us combined economy the followin A-room for one night, 25.3 for one week, $ Hefreshments on the shorwst notice. ‘Th tendance at all tines during the night, to adinit lodgers and to fet them outat all hours... N, §.—Those whowant lodgings af- ter the house is closed will ring the hall bell. d.9 Im*rre FRESH BORDEAUX aonna AND LANGUEDOC ALMONDS. LAsNe THIS DAY, from the brig Com maquid from 03 rdeaux— 6 Bales New © 200 Cases fresh Bou 60 Cases Imperial do, a " For sale in lots to suit purchasers, ABE wp aco JOHN fio se*re 107 Cedar street. COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE * ROBERTSONIAN GP a che ALE ROUND BU BUISSON. A. Matis oloek, 2, UY. 94 Leonard ot, and continue every Tuesday, ‘Pharsday ind re i to follow the Course are invited to attend at Persor wat the tubseribers shall have the privilege of following the other courses, except the ladies” one ‘A eourse for Ladies will be opened on Monday, 25th—days of tuition will be Monday, Wedneaiay” and Friday, frm 1 00 o'clock. for Ladies will be opened immediately. Forjatormation apply to Mr, Edmund da Bujssou, 400 Broad- way, trom 8 o'clock to 10. A. St-and from 2 oeloek to4 E. M. Reresances. M.M, DeLaforest, FrenehCon- Dr. Porter, 1 Barclay st. ‘tal General. Dr Crogsman, 400 Brosdway Hiebrenuptesnstaeldenlane, CoC Careek Go it dor” ¥ Loan rt New ve Berardi ‘Niondos, #8 Court 4 49 Nassau st. lan tw Brad John Hower, 15 Barely sts M, Melly, 68 Maiden Lane. w ~ ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESEN Ts. WE bee to. invite an inspection of our recent importations, 5 aiioriy ¢ wrench Cweal lamps, of over 200 models, in Porcelain, Bronze, utiqne, Ormoultt, se. Chandeliers, of Porcelain and Bronze. Candelabras and Bras de Chemiue, Brooze and Gilt. Tustres, for Lam} Tandles, hew styles, readon Porcel des, of one piece, with exq jand- scapes, fliwers, &e., a new article, French Colored do, fr libraries, to be suspended. Paper Shades, a spleadid iment. “a French Fancy Boxes, beantifnl assortment, compris thirty different winds of newest ond most beautiful ‘A. DIACON & E. D. SAXTON, a eet. 20 Jol LO abe el Lustres, Brackets, &e,, furnished for parties. m to iis FINE FRENCH DRESS BOOTS ETAILING for $3 50, made in the latest Freoch style, with fair stitch, at MO! N & YOUNG'S Fashionable \d Shoe Store, 543 Broad Boots made to order for al to usually sold for $5, city made, and warranted to i 0 manufactures of every description Shoes, Gaiters, Pumps, ke. Ladies, misses, an Bopts, and Shor Gaiters, ke. ‘a general assortment of Overshoes ale whole- sale and retail. Mending, &e d Broadway, opposite 1 about les. m*rre A. KNOX & CO, wou fally inform there friends and the public generally, it they are BELLING BP off their large end fashionable stock of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters: India Rubbers, he. Every family and every to: Srrapel who sng weut any’ of the shave wamed articles, or any thing in the Boot and ‘Shoe ine, will find it to their advan- tage to give usa call, as we are determine cheaper than the same quality of goods are sold at any othe: establishment in » Donte forget the jame nnd number. A_ KNOX & CO., 196 Canal street, 19 Im*re between Hadson and Varick streets. HORSES—HOUSE—Wanted, two Horses to ike care of for the winter—they will be attended tr-charge $1 per month, j isk TO Rent moderate; very convenieut tir sons doing business down town. Address JAMES H. EGREVIN, Gare of Morrison & Pringle, 192 Broxdway, New York. dis 2t*ec ON THE FIRST OF TANUARY, Will be published Part | of ‘ MARTIN'S MAGRIFICENTLY ICLUSTATED FAMIL T E: With Marginal References, by the By ALY REETCHER, Ay M Sci |pture Histo- c., Bec. lation of the" Galde to Family De> as obtained for Me. Fletcher a re- putation that has gt blishers that confidence in the Terit of this work, to jeduce them to incur such an expense in the publication as will render it the most beauti‘ul copy of the Holy Scriptures ever publihed. ‘The Engravings xe all on steel, and equal i of execution to the beautiful illustra: Me sR MARTIN & CO., 2% Johu DOMINGO LOGWOOD—The cargo of. Silliman, Mr from Mirogoane, 8 consisting of about 200 tons fine, prime Logwood for ; 17 3tis* m 79 Pearl street. WV 001-500, Ths Amencin Elewce Wool, washed and un- washd, of vory euperior qual ty, fot salé By 5 oy LIN! dire % South street. ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS NNOUNCE to wholesale pnd retail have revived by late arrivals 82 Cases; their goods as they are accustorned to import, the Holi. a ing an asso even larger, more splendid and trai fi an has abw cles of the very best possible quality and fini and st select styles; they are aware thit they may sometimes fail, toxeceive the credit they desire to merit-of selling "" eheap y aistngushed and, creasing patronnge they” recite ten them that moat purchasers of articles of Taste ay precirte We determination, and they are coniident that an examination tnd comparison of goods and prices will result in convincing all that they procure a more elegant, beter, and more perfectly finished article without any inerease of price. 299 an Broadway. dite nite 4 mper ship LIVERPOOL, from 7) hoje permite on board, at west vide Berlfog: slip, oF to the olfice of the aubreribery without de- Tay, as all a mitted in five duys will be samt to the pablie store WOODHULL & MINTURN, Sie 17 Ronth errant Fe A.) 3 ES DRICKS—3000 of very superior Stow- Fire Belek, are per ship Sarah & Amsiias from Liver- matore, Any person purchasing the whole will be oF will be dist enit purchasers. CHE, B in tot THERS & CO, ” 13 Falian viet, vennAnK THEATRE. Rou OWING A Hub Stine bie Vivinn belucdares Me ‘Tere 50 conts—Pit 50 cen! PALMO’S N&W YORK OPERA Bignora Borghese,” Lord ‘Arthur, Sig Autognivi; sir Georke,Sig Valtellina; Bir Richard, Sig Vomast, Private Boxes, with 4 admissions, $6. formed, four‘h time, Bal 1a three acts, with original iusic, calles MIAN GIRL—Floreatin, Mr G Barrett; Dev ilshoof, » Mrs Booth, | * ‘To conclude with tided SAUVE, wi QUI PEUT—Colia, THE, YOUNG MEN'S NEAPOLITIAN ASSOCIATION Grand Ga of Monument Fund, on Chi Teeny, Hal way worthy of the nob) towards the ereetion of Country. ‘This design aud approval of all. wh Committee of Arrange the Ball brilliant, select, and svt ‘The Officers of be richly and appropriately decorated with National mementoes and emblems. After which, 4th time DON C28AR DE BAZAN—Charl Ns, a » Mr. + Don C a fe ate bos one, ate ret Bos Cate —Boses, ist Tier 75 cents—Second and Third ts—Gallery 2 cents. 0 Perf wane ‘The Days of Performance ut T . Thursdays and Saturd: Mth night duals oe THORSD Ci, Dee” t0th,_will be formed. 1 PURUTANI—Elvirs, anssion: First Tier and Parquette, $1; Second Tier 50 cts jons, D 1 0 i o’elock.— oR ea had at the Box Office. 12 ere BURTON'S THEATRE. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. BARNES” BENEFIT. THIS EVENING, Thursday, Dec. 19h, 1844, will be per- Mr Barnes; Janne tte, Miss St. Clair. GRAND NATIONAL AND HOLIDA’ BALL, IN AID OF THY WASHINGTON MONUMENT FUND. in aid ‘ashing timas Night, 25th December, at n of the Associati wi'l give a is the intenti peort mi i ments Will, use every exertion to render tory. onument Association, Officers of the y, Governmnents, Foreign Dignataries, Literary and Professional Geutlemen, cers o| ‘The Music will be of she best character, selected by Mr. Wallace, who will act as Leader of the Orchestra. ‘The s)lendid and spacious Assembly Room of the Hall will ‘The Fi wl: be under the management of the Commit ee of at ion. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. PETER C. BAKK Z CLINTON VOORHIES, ROBERT W. JOHNSON, FRANCIS B. FERRY, MARTIN L BRYANT, President. ocured at the Astor House; American Hotel; Fifth Ward Hotel; French's Hotel, Chatham street; ‘Wisteheiter House, Bowery’ Knickerbocker Bath, Bowery, or of any of the members. dis WSikWat¥ re ST. GEORGE’S SOCIETY. GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, N aid of the CHARITABLE FUND of the St. George’s Society of New York, on THURSDAY EVENING, kets can be December 19th, 1844, at the Tabernacle. PART I. Overture—Oberon ee suse serses Weber Ballad—Miss Tay! reath of moseey! P. Knight Grand Fantasia~ Harp, Miss’, Siomian, land of #lowers,” Aria—Madame Otto, "V1 from Puritanl,. 1 dreamt that 1 dwelt in mar- + se Balfe juntry ) Como Anglaise La’ Camival de Paganini ART 1. Frazer Mr. Seguin, ” from the Bo- . . Balfe jargent.”, ‘Oh heaven r, Brough, pt me not.” from La Somnambul Klute, Mr. J. A. Kyl Madame Bellini Loder, ra Conductors. se. sss ai net A Doors cee at7 o'clock. ‘he Concert to commence precisely at 8 o'clock. ‘Tickets One Dollar—To be had at the principal Music Stores or of the Commitee :— W, D. Cothbeitson; 61 Water at; John Taylor, ieniy Jessop, 91 John st A sul; ‘tI ixon, $1 Sanderson; Joseuh Rhodes ge, 126 M: Jane; John Wars ios Spawforth, ‘Charles Cox4 Wall street; Edmund Bal jain Jack- son, 177 Broadway; A. D. Barclay at. * MR. CLIREHUGH’S FIRST LECTURE ON SCOTTISH INSTRELSY WIE take place at the SOCIETY LIBRARY, on Monday, 23d December, 1811. In the course of the Lecture will be iatroduced vari ncidents and anecdotes courected with the Lauder. he Lass of Patie’s Mill." a ye oto the Ewe-bughts, Mai A Ps er auld cloak about ye.” “The broom of Cowdenknowes. Che Gaberlanzie Man.” y. Wife has ta'en the gee. sy Bell and Mary Gray.” he Barring o” the door. wee at Borclock. D ickets Fifty Cents—To be had of all the Musie Stores, and Clirebugh, 209 Broadway, and at the door on the evening of Lecture. diy 1c LECLUKES FOR THE RKeELIbE OF THE APPRENTICES’ LIBRARY. BY DR LARDNER, a: the Stayyesnt Inet public is informed that this Series of Lectases hav interrupted on Monday evening, aud consequent disapporutment to the audience hav'ng eosued, Dr. Lardner desires to express i jonvenieuce. Severe family in- mm unable to lecture, he despatch- this to the Committes of the Society, wards appeared hal not been property de res will be resumed this evening, WE.D- ret li id. The Le NESDAY, the léth iustant, and will be regularly continued, as he Lunar Discoveries. The Sun ‘The Planets. Friday, The Stellar Universe. Tickets 0 oy 1; for a lady coniw; fc cents. ‘To be had at Apprentices’ street, between Grand Broome st Van Norden & King’s Statione Exchange; tore, 42 ‘i tt Welford’. 7 Astor House; HH. & 8. Raynor's, 76 Bowery, and 1 “1 Crcwen's Bookstore, (43 Broadway, corner of Bleecker "Renee a RNY YTB TT street. re eRe ON SCOTTISH SONG. 'T LEC msive view of the Ancient Celtic &e., and the most remarkable Sc: a tg, their Bard . eens ith Latroductory observations down to the days tish Songs, wit Burns. Pant II. Of each evening, will embrace Modern Poet troducing Mr. Demnpster’s most popular compo Particulars of eae Ml be daly announced. ting three persons, $5. LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION. REAT BOXING MATCH—Novel and Amusing Enter: ‘ainment Greateat Bill of the Season, at the N MENAGERIE, Nos. 119 Fulton, and 13g Ann airects, ov Moi thy Afternoon aid Fvening, December fot, and every day a evening during the week, at 3and So'elock, P.M. Admit- ce 1234 cents. WSteloters ot the “Baney” are respectfully informed that the minacer of the above Menagerie being well convinced of the tre- mendows strides made by those proficient in «Tbe Art,” has made ai ement with the following celebmted artists, w alexi their new ntiatical Break of the Seience:-—fn od. ition to the many animals. now exhibited. there, ‘Almeida, Spanish Boxer: La Diabolo, the Lenraed Kah in eajanetion with ay Owning, the Simon Pure, in other words, “'the most intelligent Monkey in the country who will go through his wonderfu! performancein the ring, aud i fony, ttor Oo Ate cota aa accortalty titormed thet o¢ ihe above Nous ture, with Songs of Tickets 90 ceuts: oh fig. Almelda the Spanish Bosrt, and. ea. Diabolo, the Great Kangaroo, will enter the splendid’ Arena, prepared for combat, hich, the doeirine hitherto considered faba'ous, Diy t+ ‘on. the extreme end. of his tail to do battle, Moe Le ful v2 “be to the lat ye ou ol Rd m as effected the above engagement AL an eno) 4 rases and confidently looks for the patronege of all who know Row to appreciate true and novel talent. dis ec Mi PAULINE DESJARDINS res} M’kLe. and the publie in van hei the publ ote form 0 Clase Dated for lade tad she willteaen the favorite Polka, Mazour fashionable Dances of the d the other ay ‘morning school will be open from. o'clock to 1 o'elock, and the eventug from 6 o'clock to 9 o'clow. f ‘wishing sastruetion are req itlemen jneated to call actile Desyardin's house: Noes Park Places ai0 imiatim tN WORLD BE E OF 4 THE END OF Tt ING, K VERY \ARGE SIZE, by, F. Apelli, nt the Apollo, 418 Broadway ‘The Exhibition is entirely’ separate from the Con it Open from 10 8. M. wo AP. M. Admission 2% en! nT Jmrre m sroall or large T° OLD COUNTRY MEN—Kemitian which w ‘sume made to all parts of F on Vor particulars ntisely prevent the loss or delay of Ge sama. swely to C.LIVIN' ‘ON. Foreign parse? PASBAGE FOR a4, Gf Dae nny of ay ae oe the a eat sailing packet ship BEB othe oe. Hovey, will call positavely vee day, TRe weemmnetutoas of this ship for cabin, vecond cabin and one Wi ‘to se Dh 16 South treet. corer Maiden Lane. TINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS — jendid ze, wil netwally an above smodaions of this, srlendid ohip jn sored cabin and steerage pussengers, for their friends in the old country exw bseribere, rma favorable wema, to steerage ‘cannot be surpes , ( Kee earl) plicati ture bertheshoutd not fil to oak arly sxoication are uns Those wishing to seu mnake arrangements with have them brought out in the erpool on the 6th Febr: ats. hip SIDDONS will The * ack: y D NS will sages e salle the Soh December, her wewular day. iiiee. SEY CITY FLOATING DOCK.— and Lnproved Dock has commenced operation. i ‘and owners of are invited ta call oad 2 ww inh Of aud they w I at once see tI for al wy repairing veasels_as any [oo hemiths, Ship-earpen fiers and Painters. Ait work he most expe sy tmere ne AE reMOne le TEL de MeLAUGBLIN, 80 done in tt stronger. tion of the members of the non-slave-holding Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald } ‘Tue Capri ‘Wasutnerton, Tuceday. War Message of President Tyler Coming—The Tarif’ in the House. James G. Bewnerr, Esq. :— The President will submit a message to Con- gress to-morrow or the day following, accompany- ing the correspondence with Mexico, not yet pre- sented to the public eye. The Message will be de- cided in its tone in favor of immediate annezation, and compulsion of payment of the claims due by Mexico. You will be supplied with a copy at the earliest opportunity. It being resolution day in the House, propositions were offered in abundance—sufficient to occupy the members months in discussion ; but no argu- ment ensued until the presentation of a bill by Mr. Phoenix, a whig member from your city, to refund duties paid on all railroad iron imported since 1882, that had been used in corporate or State worke, and also to allow the cancelling of all bonds for that imported for the same purpose for three years ensuing. This called out Mr. Bidlack, a democratic member of Pennsylvania, who opposed. the bill on the ground that no necessity existed for any alteration in the present tariff on that point, as railroad iron was now manufactured in this coun- try, stronger and better than in England, specimens ot which could be seen at the steps of the capitol, if members would only walk to look at them. Charles J. Ingersoll, democrat of Philadelphia, followed, observing that such a movement to mo- dify the tariff, coming from the whig party in the House, was truly surprising—and still more so when Pennsylvania products were selected as the firot to bear the burthen of the charge. Mr. Mor- ris, whig, of Philadelphia, opposed the bill as inju- rious to the interests of his State, and was follow- ed by Mr. Holmes, of South Carolina,who answer- ed all with much humor, according to South Caro- lina policy. You will find a full report, however, in regular proceedings. I send you the bill of Mr. Duncan to occupy Ore- gon. Wasnineton Crry, Dec. 17, 1844. The plot is thickening, and it is impossible to predict what the morrow will bring forth. It is now, however, pretty well ascertained that Texas will not be annexed during the present session of Congress. The antagonist projects brought for- ward by Messrs. Benton and McDuffy, will nullify each other, and if this were not so, the very ex- traordinary nature of the diplomacy between the United Statesand Mexico, on the subject, would produce that effect. friends of annexation are brought to a stand by the difficulty and delicacy attaching to the measure in consequence of the threaten- ing and portentious character of this corres- pondence. er forth a message from the President of the most angry and menacing nature—a quass war message. The Cabinet are in council upon the subject to-day, and perhaps the vote has now been taken onit, after considerable discussion by the se- Many of the most decided T advise you that to-morrow will ush- veral members of the Cabinet. The Benton project of annexation is growing The fact is forcing itself on the atten- States that in case a direct iesue 1s made between that project and the one urged by Mr. Tyler, and is pressed home on the people as a paramount and controlling political question, that they will be forced into its support. The non slave-holding States of the West seem to have just wakened up to the conviction that if the Tyler project should prevail that they will be excluded from the Atlantic, from the Chesapeake to the Rio del Norte, except by the avenues lead- ing through the slave States; in a word, that the: will be insulated and isolated from the seaboard andthe commerce of the world, except upon the terms of the South, dictated by their ascendant in- fluence inthe councils of the nation, or otherwise im the event of the unhappy tragedy of a rupture of the Union. The balance of power so essential to the harmony of the nation and the preservation of the Union, in case of unconditional annexation, would be transterred to the South, at all events in the senatorial branch, and thus both the North and the West would be brought to submission to Southern policy and views, is you will say is a sectional view ot the question, and therefore is not entitled to much, if any, weight—but yet in form- ing this judgment, you mustgbear in mind what is very evident here, that Southern motives are at the bottom of the uncompromising and ultra agitations of the party in favor of unconditional annexation. The pre-requisite of the consent of Mexico to annexation is a mere (rifle as compared with the importance of this obstacle. In fact, the censent of Mexico isa mere russe de guerre, designed to cover the more eubstantial yet latent objection to annexation, growing out of opposition to spreading slavery all over the territory of Texas, and the for- mation of itinto slave States exclusive!y. This is the great cause of hostility to annexation. The members generally would be willing to sion of the territo ito an equal number of slave- holding and non-slave holding States; bat many are afraid to commit themselves in favor of uncon- ditional annexation, lest the foresight of Col. Ben- ton should be realized 1n their political overthrew. Among ether om dits of the capitol, it is uow pretty generally bis seit Unat the Texas and Ore- on questions are to be made dependant questions. he Oregon: do not hesitate to hint pretty plajn- fe that the Oregon question has been neglected— that the friendship for that measure might be con- strained to the support of Texas annexetion. A bill has been brought forward in the House to es- tablish the new territory of Nebraske, south of the Missouri, and extending to the Rocky Mountains, for the purpoee, as alleged, of arresting emigration to Oregon, and of continuing the present controversy in regard to its occupation and title. A few days however, will develope all these hidden mysteries. when we shall see what we shall see. TWENTY.-EIGHTH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION. In Senate, Wasurnctons Tuesday, Dec. 17, 1844, The Naturalization Laws—A Distinct Proposition TM Nien of Robert Pulton— Treas and Cal Ben- ton—A hard demand upon the President involv- Seer ayers and the reading of the journal, The Crier of the House reported the paseage of the one day Presidential election bill in the House, and the bill was subsequently read and referred. Message from the President, per private secreta- rhe Cuarr laid before the Senate a communica- tion from the War Department, (Quarter Master General,) on the subject of the ship Charles War- ren, stranded near Tampa Bay. Also, a paper from the Navy Department, exhibiting its contin- gent expenses for this last fiscal year. i Petitions were presented, and during their presen- tation,Mr, Buchanan revived the subject of the ne- cessity of amending the NATURALIZATION LAWS, : In a petition from citizens of Philadelphia, praying the extension of the term ot the foreigners’ preli- minary residence to the rights of citizenship to twenty-one years. Mr. Bucnanan said that he was against any ex- tension of the term of residence required, beyond the present requisition of five years, to enable the foreigner coming among us, with that purpose, to acquire the right of citizenship. But, he continued, if the present naturalization laws were not suffi- ciently guarded—if frauds had been perpetrated to any thing of the extent charged in the discussion of yesterday—he would cheertully go as far as the farthest to secure*the prompt and faithful execution of the laws, in euch enactments as might be requir- Petition referred to od Judiciary ney Mr. Arcner presented a simile \ the same quarter. Atte: it he considered 1c Tr occ ject ofthe vetition, he declared that, he was ex- ceedingly anxious to express his sentiments in re- lation to this momentous question, but feeling that there would be a hot war waged in the United States wpon this issue, he was not at all desirous to waste his fire on the parade ground. The de- bate of yesterday had demonstrated the most gross abuses; but he was ciepoinee that the result produced on the mind of the Senate, as he under- stood, was far different from that which he could have wished. Gentlemen would find that before two years had passed over their heads, the question would assume its startling importance. He was sorry to find that his honorable colleague (Mr. Rives) had proposed to remedy the evil by cutting off the excrescences of which he complained. Mr. Rives deposed that he had made no such on, r. Anougr rejoined that such was the import of his colleague’s argument. He was eorry to hare = ex