The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1844, Page 3

Adams, Pastor of eh Sorina ete nator eircey Ae water, and scalded its hg Up U0 its kuee, when Gonn'l's Pain E fom 21 Ci plied, which al- most iustantly gave vel tle sufferers and soon entirely ured it Alaa, a ch rued its hand severely axed gave ins! icf, soon cau tentirely; and J, for one, be induced to be without ont thievery yal always Keep it on hand to use ry etober Bist, 1844 fl. ADAMS. ve article will also cure the following complaints, or no pay taken for it, vi Bras, ‘Ol Erysipelas, Pimp al ‘it 1 Biteding. rape fore Eyes, Chitblains, Sore Nipples, Every it should take his children to Hed’ Yaulee story tller and comicatuger.” Domt fail to mo Medical Notice.—The Advertt New York College of Medicir. the Suppression of Quackery, in the cure of all wil ce APPA On Oy Aa BEN See cle "Dice and Consulting Rooms of the Coltege'9s Nesuau suet. ents of the and Pharmacy, established for int blemi wise attr: face, rather tham be ind>bted to Art to chase awa) ighily appearances, sa APE? h such a notiva. Butler beautiiully lant How farr an Beyond the For without anes map How dull and rugg'd, ere tis ground And olish, looks x diamond! tho" Paradise were eer 30 Tt was not kept so withe ‘The whole world, without art or dress, Would be but one gieat wilderness, And mankind but a savage herd For all that nature hes conferr’d., ‘This does tut roagh hew and design, __ Leave art to polish and refiue.”” ee Dr. Felix Goursud’s Italian Medicated Soap, for. clarit hhoman cuticle; his Poudre Subule, his’ Spanial Whi ‘ying prepsrations, have attained the approbation; but purchasers must be on ly at67 Walker street, fist store From “Oh, my Back.—I can scarcely walk, it puts me {n such pain.” Such -was the expression of a. geutle. men in Dr. Sherman's store, aday or two since. He had ta: a severe cold, and could not stand erect, He purchased one plied it to the i of the Doctor's celebrated Poor Man's Plasters, ” tack, and in twentycfour hours. time waa perivetly. relieved from’ uffering. ‘Those who are afflicted wi pains m the ide, arms or back, or with weakness, will fitd this Plas: ter anever falling remedy, "Be ‘sure andget the senuine, with the Doctor's fac simile printed on the bick of the Plaster, Hob hop mg yD His Nessa. nes eee its, 227 Judson st.; wery: ASt road way; u street, Brooklyns 3 Ledger Bulldings, Philadelphia: and 8 State street, os ‘The New World.—A new volume of this well known and popular jonrnal will commence on Saturday, 4th of Janvary, 1844. It will be splendidiv illustrated each week with new and beautiful engravings, of which more than five hundred are now in hand, by the most talenied artists of London, Paris and ountry, and which have cost the pre- 3 housands of dollars, Nothiog of the keine e seep been seen in America. ‘The "Wandering Jew? is given inthe New World. ‘Tenms—$3a year; two copies for$5; five copies fur $12.— Letters must be pestpaid or free. Subscriptions for the Lew volume should be forwarded without dela E. WINCHESTER, Publi her, 24 Ann street. tran; but True.—The proofs that we of the efficacy of the Nerve and Bone Liniment, and the Indian Vegetable Elixir, for the cure of Rheumatism, are incontestible. Sold at 21 Courtlandt street. Also—Hav’s Liniment, and Lin’s Balm, warranted to care any case of Piles, either blind or bleeding. Deafness.—Dr. McNair’s Acoustic O11 will fumish a speedy relief to all who ate afflic ed with peri deafnet; Buseing ugiven,and'palur tn the ear, Why’ will per sous continue to suffer wha a remedy is at hand? Sold only. Philadelphia vas ured of flask oF i at 2tCourtlandt street, A man in deafaness, of years standing, by one rice $1 per MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, Dec. 24—6 P. M. ‘The stock market to-day was very heavy, and quote- tions show a decline—Norwich and Worcester fell off } percent; Harlem, 3; Canton, }; Farmers’ }; Illinois, }; Indiana, $; Morris Canal, }; Delaware and Hudson, j; Reading Railroad, }; Stonington and Long Island closed firm at yesterday’s prices. Pennsylvania 5’s advanced }, which was the only stock in the list that improved, and of which largesales were made: There has not been a more inactive period in Wall street for years, than has been experienced since the resuit of the late Presidential contest. Within that periodthere has heen many move- ments tending to depress the money and stock markets, but nothing has had a greater influence than the condi- tion of our foreign relations. Since the convention of Congress, measures have been proposed that must un- settle commercial affairs vary much until they are dis- posed of. The safekeeping of the public moneys, par- ticularly callsfor some immediate action. The govern- ment banks should not be permitted to retain possession of the deposits any longer than the government can per fect a plan for their disbursement, &s. It will be a con- tinual cause of trouble and embarrassment to the com- mercial classes to allow the deposits, particularly when there is a large surplus, to remain in the hands of a few bank directors, for the purpose of advancing their indi- vidual interest and destroying the legitimate laws of trae. At is possible that some system may be perfected, superior to the Sub-Treasury scheme, and it would be better, if possible, to do without that plac, but the Sub Treasury is decidedly preferable to the government bank system.— ‘We particularly object to the use of the public moneys in any species of speculation, and the only way to pre- vent such a use,is to remove the deposits from the pre- sent depositories. ‘There is no other remedy. It is very upjust to draw capital from the commercial classes in the way of duties, &c., and by so doing, restrict their resources, to deposit in a few favorite banks, which are intimately connected with stock operations, and offering every facility to that class of operators to the exclusion of those from whom these deposits were ori- ginally extracted. The most important item of news received by the Acadia, from Liverpool, was that in relation to the con- dition of the markets of Europe for our great staple, cot- ton, It has completely broken down this market, and as it reaches the southern markets, must create a great deal of excitement. It is an unfortunate state of affairs, from whichthere is no escape, unless the producers at the south have the ability to hold. The profits and economy of the planters for several years past, may have placed them ina very prosperous position, which may enable them to retain possession of their new cotton clip, and in that way sustain prices by reducing supplies. It is impossible to tell, at this early day in the seasou, what will be the actual extent of the picking, but we continue to receive from all parts of the cotton-growing section, accounts of the most favorable character. Estimates are very current, placing the yield at 2,500,000 bales, while others goashigh es 2,800,0v0—the actual quantity pro- duced will probably be between these two estimates. It is farther stated that the staple is lighter this year, or that the bales do not weigh so much a! in con- sequence of thecotton being picked and packed in a very dry state. This is another unfavorable feature, asa bale will go just as far with the consumers, that weighs one- tenth less, if that tenth is caused by a different condition of the staple when baled. We annex atable showing the blooming of the plant and the first killing frost, for a series of years, with the yield of each in bale <""] CULTIVATION OF Corren bry NT Cestee, in Bloom. ling Frost. ¢ will be observed that the largest crops nave been produced in the longest seasons. The crop of 1989 was 817,293 bales more than that of 1838. The crop of 1843, 695,249 bales more than that of the previous year. It will, therefore, be perceived that the inerease for this year over the last,is no larger than that of several previous seasons. The past season has been, in every way, more favorable than any before known—an early spring, a late and dry fall, the picking season unusually good and everything tending towards the most favorable results, so far as ex- tent of production was concerned, With a very exten sive increase in the quantity of land devoted to the culti- vation of this crop, since last year, and the production Jast year, under all the circumstances of the season, &e., induce us to believe that the new crop will yield at least 2,500,000 bales. This being the extent of the crop, the next important thing required is how to dispose of such on immense supply. Exroats or Corrow rrom tHe L sitkD Starks vo Fo+ REIGN Ports, FROM Ist Serr. | " 5 From x . Europe. Total. New Orleans, boles 17) 718,417 by . 6,978 260,526 8,134 1,617 130,964 36,620 7,924 181,333 = 98 2,638 — 7 M7 Philadel 503595 6,974 New York,.'. 62,096 94,179 267.301 Boston, . «+ = ‘398 | 8197 Grand total, 252,685 69,053 1,629,490 ‘Lotal last y 346,139 117,794 2,010,137 G34 49,741 900,647 We soe by this a decrease in the exports to all foreign Countries, and an aggregate decrease of 390,647 bales, the greatest falling off being In the exports to Creat Britain. hardly probable thet the ectual demand on the new crop for consumption, from foreign coun- tries, this year, will be as large as last. all the principal markets of Europe the stocks on hand were very heavy ; in Liverpool alone, on the 4th inst., the stock was not much below one million of bales We aanex a table showing the movements inthis staple, in this country, since the Ist of September last : — Exronts or Cotton From tne Usitep States to Fo- REIGN Ponts, Faom Sarr: 1, Iett, Tepe es. AMUSEMENTS. MAS NIGHT RIST 4 ill be presented incite, Mr. Anderson; OL—Serooge, Mr. + 75 cents—decond and Third BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS SECOND SESSION. inia, Apalachicola; mw Charlotte, and H. From the Lower h Beta’ Wesuniuster, London. jul collection of Oil Pai ose who’ wish. to oruament modern paintings, will do well ee Pouline, Miss Clara El! ‘To conclude with CHRIST: Chippendale; Ghost of Old Marley, ADMITTANCE Hoses, Ist Wasuixeton, Dec. 23, 1844. y Mesers. Evans, ‘woop, Bacny and presented by Mr. ythress, of the Joha Mar- je a reports as Sollowse tarboard tack aboard, ache hove tor, 10th, saw the up under one lew quarters Petitions were Fostex, of New k A memorial was Arcuer, of Va., asking for an amendment of the naturalization laws. Barrow, ot La., moved to take up the re- port before the Senate last year upon the subject of trauds commutted in the refinement of suger. Mr. Bernten reported a bill for the relief of the, sureties ot Samuel Swartwout, late Collector of port of New York. __ z so, the One Day Election Bill from the House of Representatives, with amendments. . Mr. Cnoatg reported from the Committee on Foreign Relations a bill forthe payment of French Spoliations committed prior to 1800. Read placed upon the calendar. A resolution was Berrien, calling for the and criminals imported into the country, and whole number of foreigners who arri' Resolutions offered by Mr. Barrow and Mr. Johnson in reference to naturalization and emigra- tion were also adopted. s Mr. Huntineron’s resolution, offered upon a pre- vious day, in relationto duties on iron ete amere, was adopted. , ‘ ‘The Senate then passed the following Bills: For the relief ot Pierre Barnard liam Batchelder and James Mr. Evans's resolution before offe upon the Secretary of the Treasury for intormation as tothe amount of duties collected and refunded under recent decisions of the copies of all circulars upon the subject issued by the Secretary of the Treasury and applications for remission of duty granted: and pending, was adopted. POST OFFICE LAWS. ahi Mr. Meratcx gave notice of the following im- portant Bills to be introduced by him :— In reference to the transter of the mails between the United States and other countries: To secure to the United States, right to carry the public mails by t Requiring the ‘vers 0 cants—Pit 50 cent ery 25 cents. PALNO'’S New OARD—Two ver YORK OPERA HOUSK, ‘Apartment. may Sroadway. neir Broome ria table will be fu use. CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE it ith or wi ished Apply at 4 Montalbano, Sig $1; Second Tier 50 cts i Toned ere Bi cent Tsai, Valtellina; Michelotto, Hime a black flag #1 number of men on our stern and went alight to leeward: we then showed out eRe ts very. fast called she crossed ort itt was the achr we saw iu the aftemona; Private Boxes, with 4 admissi 1 oeibce Librettos i Box Office, ZMIRAMIDE, which will be given nevt Bi Orchestra, Milita ving any superfluous 0 594 =F 3 for the subscriber, at h's it t oon; she went out of sight to light, which we answered by putting e NE. on which tack we joudy and squally. 44 st, eked week, with additi 01 ry and Dresses , wil Counpany. : ‘Lhe Days of performance hereafter will be Tuesdays, 4 CiRUUS—BOW ERY. MAS FESTIVA PERFORMANCES. Moning at 10—Afiernoon at 2—Evening at 7. outall of our’s and tact ine through the Post Office, or otherwise, ided to 425 1 SPUCNDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS SUBSCRIBERS hy en of the West,” 269, ease inthe exports this year compared with the same period last, and exceeds those for the same period in 1842, the season of the great crop. It will be seen that the new crop is going forward rapid- ly. This addition to the large supplies already inthe mar- kets of Europe, must have a very injurious effect on prices, and tend to reduce them toa much lower level than they have reached yet. We annex tables showing the state of prices at different periods, compared with the present, both in this market and in New Orleans :— Quorations a Corton in tar New York Manxer. doubt his intention to tay by Y ‘direct course f and putting out our lights, he lost sel arout 20 miles di mm him with a good breeze, jopted, on motion of Mr. imber of foreign pespess i con for NYork, went ashore high aod dry, about inst, xt the head of Hammock Pond, on the Island of Nantucket, e: ew, ‘The vessel will probably g: of 30 000 oranges Acts of Horseman ic ant Fetes and astonishing Per- ‘There are to be Filtees ‘Tableaux and Exerc’ y in Europe,’ and y artists of ki of the particulas notice had e autucket, the oranges in . Captain Mooers owsed one’ quarter of the ‘49 Broadway, corner of Leonard st. ILVEK—CU ts. sale some of the newest style ., Orders for all ki-ds of Spoons promptly attended to at the manufactory. ont of No, 102 Reade street, New York. c MAGNIFICENT ILLUSTRATED WORKS, IN SPLENDID BINDINGS. JHAM’S Work of Robt. Burn’s, 32 pl BURTUN’S TMEA TICE. ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA M°NDAY EVENING, December 23d, le eded on an anecdote of the Lowber, from New York, (the “ogp ney” ‘Taskar the Suhinat. and would | WY, W: COOPEA has fi Probably reach Liverpool next d: Hen, from New York for Liver- raphed off Point iverpool the day ny Wayne, Mr ie Myers; ‘Titty, Mr Burke: LLE’ DANCE. a which Mr, Barrett and inst. and probably reached ft, Bnic Manua'L, Hie, of Sedgwick, £ om. ted ‘ashore at Monomoy a toual loss. ‘The hull i the sails, rising, avebo her cxrgo (Manilla hemp) bout qve-third jurke. James Ritchie, Wil- After which, A NEW BA appear Mr, Bsrnes. M fest Iu the sands been saved. “All hi , , ke. e fina beet landed, at ‘was wet, and ® contract had by the agent of underwriters, to conve: Store and watch it shipand land it in Boston, The wet part would be sent forward first ais for Boston, i fall of water— overboard 18th inst—crew ex: as. CLIREHUGH’S FIRST LECTURE ON SCOTTISH MI STPONED in consequence of place at the SOCIET December, 1814. In the course of the cidents and anecdot Department ; also for n’s Progress—to which is added Martin’s edition of the ut i more than double it iN, the Powder Hole, the Lifeand Death of Mr. Bac STRELSY. gud IL alae The depreciation will readily be seen by comp: the different qnotations :— the weather, will take the number of RY, on Monday, 30th Lecture will be’ intro- connected with the fol- m, on the back of mate (Sam! Allen, of C: hausted. No further particul Notice to Mariners. The Floating Light Ship stationed 73¢ miles ESE from Sandy her me Mi the violent NW-gale. “Whenlast seen, was fing, as reported by the Telegraph uoyg ou Hunt's Ledge, in Lighthouse Chanuel, on the carried away in the storm of Lt wing has been received at Lloyd’s:— yy wath 120 Engravings—$2: lohu street, are now pre} *xplanatory notes, Ke.—adorned with pin the morning early. “+ Robin is my only jo mn last seen, wasin tt! AS AND NEW YRAR’S B SPORT ENT OF GROCERIES, Pi WHOLESALE AND AT SCOLT"S, 16 NASSAU STREKT. LE; subscribar offers to public of Groceries, Wines, Fruii son, of bit? cat tard, {haan ‘Holland Gia, Cogn Ale, aud Fruits, fresh an the exclusive ¢ Railroads: — cretary of the Navy to detail certain government steam vessels to carry mails for the use of the Post Office Department. "_ _ Several Executive messages were received dur- ing the day ; one covering the correspondence be tween our own and the French government upon the subject of Texas, and the other being a posed treaty between our governmet and Hesse S im of Cowdeukuowes.” berlunzie Man.” ¥ Wife has ta'en the gee.” Bessy Beli and Mary Gray.” ring 0? the door.” 'y Cents—To be had of all the Music Stores 205 Broadway, and at the dvor on the evening o| COMPLIMENTARY BALL. friends of JOHN McCLEESTER i all ou Tharsday, the 26th instant, at the ‘T and avsare those who may extend to him.a willing hand, all be wanting in order to secure to all OF AURANGEMENTS, has. spec'ion the best assortn There has been in the NewOr!eans market, a decline in prices of about fifty per cent since last March, and a still greater decline has yet to be experienced. As we have heretofore stated, we cannot sce how it can be avoided.— There has been so great a falling off in prices, that the additional quantity produced will not nett so much in value as moderate crops have previously. This state of the cotton markets must have a very unfavorable infu. ence on bills of exchange drawn on shipments to Liver- Pool. Cotton bills have, for sometime past, been much out of favor with those remitting, and the complexion of foreign markets certainly cannot improve them. Ster- ling exchange, drawn by good houses, must, as a natural consequence, continue to command high rates. Old Stock Exchange. 10344 50 shas Morris Cul 103%, 50 40 EF: Boston Co RR or Teas, Coffees, Col ment has announced that the following lights of the island of Corsicé vant Jongitude 8 43 50 vel of the sea, and in clear weather le 4 in clear it Wholerste and Retail Store, 76 3 B.—Prople from the country, Hotel aud Bo ny for cash, will find it to their advantage to tablishment a call. it of Sanguincerio Isl- Goods sent to any part of the The Senate then adjourned until Thuraday next. i of Greenwich, utes by a strong flash, which of darkness, but the light will not quite disy 10 miles, ‘The lighth 321 feet above the fovel it is varied every four -NIBLO’S GRAND SALOON, CONCERTS no pains or expense sl House of Representatives Monpay, Dec. 23. ORKGON OCCUPATION. aes 'N, of the Committee on Territories, reported back the bill to establish a territorial go- vernment in the Oregon territory, with rf amendments, which was referred to the Commit- tee of the Whole on the state of the Union, and ordered to be printed. ‘THE MEIRS OF ROBERT FULTON. _ Mr. Vance, from the Committee of Claim ported back the Senate bill for the relief of the heirs and Jegal representatives of Robert Fulton; which was referred to the Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, and ordered to be print- ed. The balance due to the heirs is stated to be Winthit AMO "1S it has man cael havi vantages, havin for sounds end belug semoved from andthe light stands seen about 20 miles. of the sea, It may Mark McGuire, John 8. Austin, QUADRILLE BALLS AND PARTI at the shorieas noti RTH ea: WHIT WOKTH, 269 Wall A. V. BRow trance of Bomfaci the street, there is ns has rained seats with ¢ Persons. For Ball chandeliers. — Attacl II revolve once every minute, but the distance of 10 miles, the light is 324 feet above the level ther it may be seen at 37 miles, will not quite disap, hthouse is 62 feet the sea, In very clear weatl . id raised seats o1 tly lighted with splendid cut glass % d to the Saloon and on the same there are private parlors, dressing rooms y rooins, and a supper-room 200 feet long, Great pains will be and on moderate terms. Sarnished with Mus adway, or JOHN hich will aceommo- Spoken. ‘Ocean Queen, (Br) from Liverpool for Savannah, 19th inst. nwo ive ats natifre Sam! Hicks, Banker, _ Hallowell, Prior, 21 see ph ois spel hence for Liverpool, 14th inst. lat 40 30, THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE EMIGRANT SOCIETY. 'T ANNUAL BALL of the Irish Emigrant So- i take piace: im NIBLU’S SALOON, Broadway, ye 30th, th confidence that the Executive Committee of the So- appeal in its behalf to the benevolence of their fellow. zens of all classes without distinetioa. 'T| hours from Boston for Marseilles, 18h Marks for NYork, 7th inst. Jat 29 4, lon 82, 2 days from Portland for Cardenas, 19th inst. Gaba: Dept th tas Baten fi Saba, | ty, » Cr le Fr a ean, ready une, Alfens ti \NYork, arqaodh al juncey, le i S. where she lost two anchors ad 90 fathoms Home Porta, T, Dec 13—Arr Brookline, Spates, and Tole, Woos- Ke lodgdon, Montevideo; it and was i. co 3 ot 4 7 5000 Tha shas Del & Hudson 117 50 do 75 Stonington RR 100 do. sé 275 Nor & Wore 100 Reading KK 100 do agood oppertunity for acquiring the first th a view to the piano-forte, guitar, ad es? Day Class MAP OF TEXAS. Ongimotion of Mr. C. J. Inagrson., ten thou sand copies of the map of Texas, not to exceed twelve cents a piece, were ordered to be printed. REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS. Mr. Sevmour, from the Committee on Revolu- < ions, reported a joint reso'ution, ma- king appropriation for revolutionary and other pen- sioners; which were severally read_twice and re- ferred to the Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union. ADIES can pri nelples of Musi , q may secure to them as thus enabling them to 100 Paterson RR ‘erm complete in twen' 411 Broadway, 150 shas N Am Ins Ia case of bad weather, ter, NYork. Sid 16th, Emi Harl 100 L Island RR recting their resources rreenlaw, Martini benefit themselves and th 'y thousands have been aided thing except limited means prevented anex- id their labor where NI "1 , Eldsidge, Baltimore; Busse Kone, Ces Ware ee Daltinore Portiann, Dee a jor ‘ore NEW MUSIC. New Stock LIDA y, pee ees ii s. 5 SAMUEL C, JOLLIE, 365 Brosdway, hina just pablished the first volume of the “Bendues of the Ope zems of the following admired 0, 0 ances, (new, 385 tous) Dyer, New Exchange. bgahas 4, daland RR rs, Thomaston for N S fjoninatog, RR my stitution, and they rely upon the diserimi- 1% benevolence ef their fellow citicens to carry out thei rn. 1d Joshua Bates, (nsw, of Boston) R, Reop—Ar BO Phillips, Giles, Baltimore; NYork. Dee 20—Cid Deposit, Dewing, Dec 23—Arr Nestor, Moses, Jameson, and Was! ‘ins, do; John Winthrop, passed going in, a brig sup) from the Committee on Mileage, re- Mardoch, Mobile, , that from and after the fourth day March, 1845, mileage thall be computed accor- ding to the mest direct mail route from Washing- ing to the residences of the respective members.— He staied that under the present law, members re- aiding notfifty mi..s apart, often showed a discre- pancy in their accounts of from one to two hun- rted would remedy this detect ; and he trusted that it would now be In order to prevent it from going over, he moved the previous question; which was seconded, after a brief conversation as to whether the billcould now be disposed of in the manner indicated—the rules} having been suspend- ed, it was contended, tor the purpose;of intreducing bills, and not to The bill wus, | for a third readi not read a third time to-day, Mr. Barnarp having interposed an objection. NEWSPAPERS FAKE OF POSTAGE. On motion of Mr. Repina, a resolution was edo; instructingjthe Committee on the Post Office and Boads to enquire into the expediency ot law, for the transmission, free of postage, of within the limits of the several Congressional d. in which they are printed. ELECTION OF PRESIDENT. Mr W. Hunt submitted a joint resolution pro} an amendment to the Constitution of the United Btates, that the President shall be ineli second term, which was referre imitting a gentleman and two ladies, price $2, can had of any of the COMMITTS&E OF ARRANGEMENTS. 1 HE Greenwich, 4 5 3: Saat, $2 William. NO: 4 Rochelle, Huck las, NOrieans: inst—left'no Am roodbary, fm Portland. “Also and the follow State of Trade. Asurs—Pois continue dull at $3 61} a 387}. Pearls are steady at $4 06} a 4 124. Brxswax—There is a moder: Jow northern and southern, which sells as want ” Gherokee, Cushing, ‘Ne The bill now repo I re, Alle MeCabé, lit Monroe, pes oto lee eee aahuezand MeNichotl, 51 Rosevele. Office, No.6 Ann strect. | PUt Upon its passage. at the Soetety’s Corron—Shippers were in market to-da: bids being lower than holders were disposed wales are necessarily small. About 300 bales only were quarter cent deduction. The amount of cetton on sale is quite small. Hay—Common qualities North River bale are held at 45 a50c. Thedemand is very limited. Wuisxey—Drus held atill at 24c. joLmrs Hoe, Dec 18—Arr_ Pan KG. Q COLTON will give two private entertainments Atlas, Balch. i or lew buryport for Ric! of Nitrous Oxide, Exhiliarati UGHI ELEGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS. to invite an inspection ot i in part the followin Mpa, of aver 900 me Spates, do for 8 + Ci Sele ah, Helen Hayford, ir recent importations, um, No. 150 Broadway, on Wedoesday and Thurs- cember 25th and ‘26th, The object and ouly ou the BroudwayPanernaciecon Now t these two entertainments Mr. Colton will administer the m select from that nam- in Poreelain, Bronze, we, waporerdy deline & Hosina, ‘ork for Machias; Esset,Ot Bi ‘hitmore, Boston for NYork: B town; 22d, Pandora, Paxton, Marsei 4 the Gulf, fell in with the wreck of achr Caribbean, of Bremen, aZANeTs, Dec 21—In port, Mary Stanton, Bearse, Baltimore E DGARTOWN, Dec 19—Arr Seafan, Graffam, Camden for N ‘ork. Province rown, Dee 20—Arr Victor, Gould, NYork for Dan- ladelphia for ‘Dorchester: hi, Nickerson, do for Ports: kc lem. however, ordered to be engrossed leliers, of Porcelain and Bronze, ng—yeas 171, nays 8; but it was bras and Bras de Chemine, Bronze and Gilt. for Lamps and Candles, new styles. reson Porcelain Shades, of one piece, with exquisite land scapes, flowers, &c, Freneh Colored do, £3) Paper Shades, a splendid ass_runent. F Fancy Boxes, beautiful assortment, com thirty different kins A. DIA casks are very inactive, and are ‘estern and prison barrels are steady tue at a ‘eentlemen, and d ge le the Gas at the Public Enterta Pee 2 this way cle. raries, to be suspended. ie attractions that the ‘Tabernacle entertainment last year, . y All those wivo inhale the Gax admitted free, None bi men of the first respectability will beallowed to iahale the Only a sutfic ent wamber to. pay expe side those who inhale the Gas. On Tuesday evening, 26th ult.,in the city of Vickaburg, by the Rev. James Fox, Col Janes Roacn, (formerly o! this city,) of Hinds,to Miss Manaus Eacuxston, of Vicks. Onthe 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. T. Rice, Cuaries county, Penn, to Many, eldest rookes, of this city. ds of newest and most beautiful rt CON & E. D. SAXTON, 4a 20 Jol Ips, Lustres, Brackets, &e,, furnished for parties. m ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS. TIFFANY, YOU NNOUNCE to wholesal have received by late arri Clinton, Chase, Phil im erella. Bi 1» N York fe Almira, McCloud, Raj Greaves, of Montgom *aphe Private Entertainment to commence at daughter of Mr. Josep! precisely 74 o'clock. di RHE EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL of the Hove Fire Engine riven at the Apollo Sal aT oR Eveday Evening, Bes. 27th, 104¢ Wallace’ evlebrated & ELLIS leand retail purchasers that the; als #2 Cases; their su, Collyer, Glover, N a Colliye ible to re election for a to the Committee ton. We thomas Feuner, Nickerson, bany. Below, aground on Long Bed, Mal ker, fm Charleston, with loss of 4 ber in the gale of ith inst. Sld Casilda, Goodell, Wilm R Thompson, SI On Tuesday, 24th inst., after a long and Louis Francois px Paut Bins: seventy. His Paintives, and the friends of the family, are request: ed, without further invitation. to attend his funeral, afternoon at 1} o’clock, from his late residence, 15 wi itreet. On Tuesday afternoon, 24th inst. at 2 0’clock, of con- sumption, Mr. George Lamrn’ ‘The friends of the family, law, Mr Wm. Orpin, and the members of the first com- jomery Light Guards, his funeral, in citizens’ dres: afternoon at 3 o’clock, from hia late residence, 8 Franklin treet. a larger, more splendid and FORT GANSEYoORT. Mr. Het, in pursuance of notice previously given, in- troduced a bill to authorize the sale of Fort Gansevoort, of New York, and the purchase ot certain lands on Staten Island, ured for the defence ot the harbor of New York ; which was referred tothe Committee of Military Affairs. ACCOUNTABILITY OF Mr. Pratt introduced a more perfect accountability uf the public property; which was read a third time and passed. A large number of reports were made, and resolutions ir information on a variety of subjects, agreed to. ABOLITION OF SLAVE equal to our former Balls. 1 Committee, or any Of the Members of the Company. NJ, LYNES, Chairman, ‘M. ©, SINCLAIR, Secretary, d25 3% re ‘kets can be, procured from determination has alw 3 les; they are aware that the: x dit they desire to merit—ot selling “ chen wished and increasing patron: of articles of Taste ay precir te they are confident that an examis on of goods and prices will result in convincin that they procure a more elegant, better, aud more perfect CAN’T GET AWAY. THE PUBLIC WON’T LET HIM GO. Malony, NOrleans; Lexington, ‘Dickman, an¢ ‘omlin, Providence; BLIC PROPERTY. lent, Ocracokefor NYork resolution, to secnre a id those of his brother-in- Wy cue shit, ithout any increase of TF Bille, He Thom: are respectfully in- toloqutee and blag very bottom of that treasures, Also engaged 10 greatest Comie Singer in_th feud forth all her “thande threshed out in. most galls —commencs at 7 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE. ‘PHE SUBSCRIBERS, of the only ori jad, offer to the notice of ow chants, and our own city and cou selected azsortment of Fruits iC Old, Bunker Hill’ them Hed-conts” will be ‘Tickets 25 cents. Doors J establishment of vuthern friends, mer- Brown, Westbrook, Hav: fm New York. -Cld Joha Bari Allen, Wilson, N York; Richmond, Mus M Dee 16—Arr Cotton Plant On Tuesday, 2ith inst. Jou Auugnt Broprut,,a native of Sweden, aged 39 years. X His friends are respect(ully invited to attend his fune ral, to-morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock, from his late resi- dence, 100 Third avenu emorial, ery in the United States, and fora change in the constitution to apprepriate the public lands to compensate those who may suffer by such a measure. ‘ave Jounsow moved to Jay the memorial on the the abolition of 8! trade, the largest aod best re presented to the public. Joh Lat ter, Pratt, Charleston. er, Milliken, Boston; NYork; Ran Havana Is. ‘ive performances will be given on Chri io 12, at 2, at 4, and again at 7 P, EXHIBITION. THE END OF 7 BL patiaed WAM, thorenpon called for the yeas and nays. They were taken, and the result was—yeas 117, nays jaid upon the table. ra Arrived, wshall—Mr Kenipeck, Mr Mar- iM Medina, and five American sea- Ri i—Ship Joh Tht ony ohn Bisat—Barque Lor mea sent home bv the American Consul. Savanxan—Brig L Baldwin—Mr McManus, lady and child, and Sauces, of every imaginable de- every size, to suit the convenience of haser. Pickled and Stewed Oysters, potted for exportation, and to keep ia avy climate. i i House Keepers, Groce-s, Ship s, all are invited to call and ex- stock of the kind blie. & VINCENT, ‘ Courtlandt street, N. B.—Kighty dozen fresh Havana Pines, in good orde Also, 1600 Oyster Kegs. $10,000 . proprietor does not continue at his old stand, doors from Houston st. auction ssles upwards of 20,000 ‘Toys ef every variety suitable for the Holidays, which he will sell at le paces, “The whole are now ready for wnsige THE WORLD. A PAINTING, VERY .ARGE SIZE, by F. Anelli, at the Apollo, 410 the Hxhibition is entirely’ separate from the 't oom, from 10 te to4P.M. So the memorial w: A resolution regulating the pay of the officers of the House, was laid upon the table Yeas 93, nays 62. ONF. HOUR RULE. Mr Dencan gave notice that he will to-morrow intro- duce a resolution to repeal the rule which limits the re- marks of a member in debate to one hour. DUTY ON saLT. Mr. Davis, of Indiana, submitted a resolution, instruct- ing the Committee of Ways and Means to enquire into pediency of reporting a bill to repeal the duty on salt; and it was leid upon the table. VARIOUS PAOFOEIT resented in the shape of resolutions— New Haven, enquiring into the man- ner that certain contracts for pine timber had been given to A. G. & A. W. Benson. Another from Mr. Bunate. of Md., as to the expediency of the United States giving to the State ot Maryland the stock held in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canel Company. Another from Mr. Simmons, of Connecticut the Commissioners selected to make experiments to nre- vent the explosion of steam boilers, had not reporte. to the Government. xncn, Of Ohio, desired to ascertain, by resolu- tion, how the compensation of Gua, could be regu wes, which pa nn, Davidson, T ama, (s) Windl PHENIX HORSE BAZAAK, No. 189 Mercer wi NEXT, TO THE COR! The Regular Pub! Wagons, Harness Masters and Private Famili amine the best, select ever before offered to the attention of the pu RECKH Passengers Sailed. i I—Edward Minturn, ra 1d Wim Brewer, of New Yor! New Jersey; N L Liverroor—Packet al ction Sales for, Horses, , 25th Derember, at 11 OTelock with Wagons, new and second hind Harness, Blankets, ke, Will be offered’ at 12 o'clock, by catals ing. in price aud character, to suit the di and country work, will he voice of Saddlery, con: AT NIB. ITTLE OLE BULL It give a Grand Cor Aimot, Canada; Christian Hanson, Europe. MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the Steainshi) Steamers, so ettve Liv'l. Duet s me's. Le Oeil, FES san ht gents. We shall exteen | ener Cae inet ves to Ronent Sinvev, spoken on their passage, a list of taedracely oa thelr arrival Ag he Marine Intell fon of any kind ‘Ayes 71, woes 68. Id, without reserv lankets, Bridles, Halter: Iso, several fast road Horses rh ne LOWAN NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED TERMAN SWEET, Natural Bone Setter, having been New York'more than three inonths,. as he con'd bear up with in his opinion, pairing the decrepid, so left by mistake or want of a knowled of the anatomy, of improper means used to restore, as I conceive must have remain s which has attended the: peated, they are confident in Were afterwards one by Mr. Hale, o' ising their auditors the most inestimable, as well as scientific entertainment, that ever they Je hag lately purel istened to, Little Ole Bull, who is only ten Hinist of his age in t : performance each evening — stor House, andat the door. moon performance com: ars old, is admitted to be New York Corset Warshouse and General Auction Goods Store, 605 Broadway. JLLE & HOLDERMANN, 7 Maiden Laie, N. ¥. Sand) Importers of Qroamentel Hair Tickets, 25 cents. sal To commence at 7% o'clock. mences at 3 o’clock. Mr DUMSDAY, Professor of Mu ¢ Walker, will go 5K? zine of Vessels will give oats, they sailed, the yes ja. 33! ANUFACTURER: Work, Wigs, ‘Toupee 4 a new style of everlasting Curls, s, wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on reasonable terms. re years standing, have ac- ents and Correspondents at home ‘operations ou the joints, of the Custom the weight of a Bh Laer is int of personal uty, and a eoumnbioe Hevess Greeley, when neatly dressed ina black suit for Sun ‘Also a proposition—not off ever—to enquire into the expediency of admitting « Guano,” and other measures, free of duty. NATURALIZATION Lawa. FE. Joy Monnis, whig member {com Philadelphia, intro duced a resolution enquiring into the expediency of com- pelling all emigrants to be registered in the Custem House on their arrival, and also to prevent them from de- positing their votes until two years after they were natu. Talized, Objections being made to ita in request to debate the question, it was laid over for another ged benefits or restoration harmonizedand arrange: ed. Satisfactory referonces giv MINERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Y¥, NEAR WAL of the above suite of rooms have, at an immense expense, completed the most elegant and com- ri BALL OR CONCERT ROOM in t ity, and respectfully iv vi public. Its location being the central part of Broad w jarly adapts it for. the rangements have been made theeomfort and convene se of ‘application. dai tne m ted in ascertainin o d practice and prescriptions, all over the world, in my pi d observation, have ever been a species of crusty aud distress, and loss of limbs, or joints not bein PASSAGE FOR N. the 26th December. hip (do gee Cay of this ship for cabin, second cabin and F, antl persons about pro- ceeding to New Orleans may rely on the ships of this line sal ima punctaally as advertised. ‘To secure should be made on board, foot of Wall street, W.& J.T. PALS ro DWA put injoint. and Minot, will sail positively as ie ROERT ET not treated in the best manner, have proved a loss of comfort and PURT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 25 day. red by Mr. Schenck, how- t the attention of the berths early application y yr males and females, to be science and botan; All orders left with inv street, who sells my mediciv id, and the interior ar- rn Shumway, New Orle atively with the view of promoting Bearse, Marseilles, Howes & Godfrey; Bi aneiro. Barstow, Pope & © ans, ow Iker. eet, corner Maiden Lane. FOR LONDON—Packet of ist January, e splendid first-class, fastsailing AMES, Capt. F. BR. Myers, wil nk NOSE superior accommodat nd steerige pasengers, " make immediate ap,lication on board JOSEPH MeMURKAY, 100 line street, corner of South ouisiann and New Dee. ‘The eleeant fast sail i 1, Captain Minot, will positively Sa phors, her regular fi ‘ae hand POR, ‘or freight of passage, haying handsome furnished accommo- dations, apply on bonrd, at Orle orto +1 Minor, No, 214 Fulton 1 be attended to on my re: 25 11 ec AND LADIES’ a lot of splendid aliero, 0 Active, (Sw) Wicklund, trickland, Maran! pable of seating on ‘are of the most chase dese classic statuary, h SILVER PLATED WARE Positively sail as WORK BOXE AAT BARGAINE: te Vose; Krances, 8t ry Haydee, Saran eM . when brilliantly lighted New Orleans, by 9 ‘coup d’ail unequalled by for cabin, second cabin 0 chandeliers, presents any other establishment in the city. spacious Supper Dressing Rooms, ke, ke. have ing the Minerva Rooms the most de- in the city for Concerts, Assembli Full particulars may be had by appli PAY OF OFFICERS J. R. Inaensous introduced @ resolution to cers of the House the same salaries ax those Senate, which was met by Cave Johnson in style of opposition, and laid on the table. COLTS CARTRIDORS. Mr. Timnatts, of Ohio, offered propriating pope Re i law of 1908, for equipping the chase of Colt’s water proof ammunition, provided he supplies it at the same price that he now cherges the ov THE HOVER. ner Crendy 8& Coy Mee Vose—Sloop James Lamphier, Kenny, Providence. iestigks, sane 4 il patterns. Also, each mins W ry and other companies desirous of giving din- dat these Rooms every convenience for getting Arriv: N. B.—Mil % ‘ + fi Ship John Marshall, Poytcen 60 days fram Rotterdam with bse apatlid d tan Lehre Yd Reson It. mburg for St Barts an u e , joint resolation aj mg Allred Yam | Cases, “which will be sold a great LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRAC REAT BOXING MATCH— 6 Positively no goods received on board after this, evening, 25th inst. ins its in New Orleans, Messrs. Hallin and Woodraff, who will promptly forward all goods to their addvess Passengers will please be on board, at Orleans wharf fuot of jing, 26th iestant, at 12 wed on Stone, Dit ‘water, was su) i 3540, lon 72 31, the topgallant mast, sprung bowsprit, tical instruments, was knock ay fore topgallant backstay, went—when she righted. ¢1 ri ‘he John Marshall also suffered cor » lat 35 40, lon 72 31—~stove bulwarks boat, carried away cutwater, stove in deck be k to leak badly, sprung flving Ji allant sails were blown’ from tl although they were furled at the time; also stove galley and “Eldridge, 14 days from St Marks, via ir, 15 days from Apalac Capt W. reported that on nic Jost fore topm: cabin, destroyed al jovel and Amusing Enter. Tie Greatest Bill of the Season, at the NEW JE, Nos. 149 Fulton, and 1% day Afteraoox and Evening, December loth, and every da during the week, at3and 8 o'clock, P. M. ith Coats oMArms, Crests, or any “df ANS CUSTOM HOUSE. nd painted from ed a resolution callin; "ene to inquire into ¢ : to erect @ custom device; Coats of Arms found a and forwarded to, au a ° Ladies’ Albams, copied and painted on Pedigrees.— the Arms af upwards of 65,000 Mr. Supei., of Wail street, to-morrow, Hl he packet ship ANGELO, edhe Genesee, and sail Jnouary 6th. i FOR NEW ORLEANS—Regulas Packet of 39th lendid, first-elase, fast sa . Captain i, W. when the topgellant_m jooks of Heraldry kept wit jouse at New Or! . CLAIME ON DENMARK, 5 4, of §.C., enquiring what p eknenent the private claims egainst De: zea taken during the late war. TROPHIES M4 Bat ig » introd resol placing the flags obtained by victo- the revolution, in the rotun- to Committee on ‘apt. Ularkson, will sne- . ‘The lovers ot the “Faucy” are respeetfilly informed that the ———_—__ | singeerof the ahora Menagerie Wing well convinced of toe ‘agement with the following celebrated artists, who ‘of the Science:—1 Dove, iso autnor of a his ns re “Having very sap all’, aad medically explained, inmate for cabin, second ca- ing to.embark, shonld d, foot of Wall ‘OSEPH MeMU: Plue street, comer of South, FOR LIVERPOOL—Regolar packet of 6th Jan — ‘Che splendid. frat “clase ASHBURTON, Capta as above her regu! Having very superior accoinmodations for cabin, secon steerage nf 5 in Wi in featfon on board, or JOSEPH MeMURRAY, No. 100 Pine strret, enmner af Routh Rt HAV RE—Second Line—The'ship Hewitt, master, will sail on the ist "passage, apply Soyp Altre Na, 9 Tontine Buildings, oor 0, th Ivajor Jack Dow: he most inteMigent o his wonderfu performance in the ring, informed that at the above hours ihe splendid’ Arena, prepa: the docirine hitherto e« on the extreme Mr. Hascuner,of I the propriety o! Bassett, 5 days from Savannah, with cotton, mon. jeud, Brown, 6 days from Savannah, with cotton, Ige, 4 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to John ton, Wood, 32 hours from Virginia, with oys: 1¢, Daniels, 32 hours from Vii to mast Schr North Star, Shaw, from Kortport, with plaster, to the mublic are respecttall Imeida, the Spanisl s his private cons ‘on the above-mentioned I i i 196 Fulton street, where the fast-sailing Packet Ship TORT CHESTER, uttleston, will positively won, of N. York, introd' the Committee - Cosas ay certait it of money tows arbor: of Port Chester, Westchester county. MORK ANNEXATION, Mr. Doverass of Indiana, introduced a joint im favor of annexation, treaty of 1803, in the purchase of Louisiane, and the public lands and custome in payment of debt of Texas. The principles governing tion of Missourl, a8 e state, are adopted Juring which sees juced a resolution in- vias an animal standing battle, will be fully shown to the sat oe (My. engagement at an enor 7 the petronage of all'who is will yield to his mode of treat diet or exe rcise, and without mer- to appropriate the improvement of thi my aurea we, and confidently looks fo ow to appreciate true and novel talent. Hy For VERPOOL.—Pi KE 4 SHIP peda) Ay Li f baat Hi yared: tnd directed to Dt. Ht. Fawcett, 126 1m®m Al be 196 Bulton street, New Y: Pees based upon the principles of the Below. One ship, one barque, two brigs, Salled. «Ships Liverpool, Eldridge, Liverpool; Anson,’ Gharlestoh; Tivetpod ato sate tt » Ky GOLLING & CO, (4 Bouth a ener Bog! will Bag! will . ; in there resell