The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1844, Page 3

7) MONEY MARKET: a SALES. Saturday, Dec. 286 P, M. MARITIME HERALD. ‘The Stock Market was very flat to-day—Stonington tell off £ per cent; Pennsylvania's, 3} Obio 64,4, With | Steameroy magne, OF the Steamal large sales; Mohawk, 3; North American Trust, j; Nor- | ACA.» Tiana wich and Worcester, Long Island, Farmers’ Loan, and ae Morris Canal, closed firm at yesterdays’s prices; Erie “Ship, pare igen eee Agents. Reilroad improved j per cent; Canton Co }; Delaware ‘We ahali estoetn it a fay faree if sat News ‘Of Vessels will give and “udson,§ It will be seen that Pennsylvania 6's pee viata Le pag ‘the feuele have declined to-day, and that sales on time are made at toon a thels papas any Sova, lower prices then those now ruling. Considerable ex. | amied:ute ‘ou their arriv dents at home citement was created in Wall street, by the announce: | 9 sbrond. will meas ioe al Sess vd ok cla Loect Uxio GU lg qaqa ia (tuo | maces ceed produce business, had stopped payinent, and that several | of the banks of this city had becomeseriously sufferers. It appears that the banks have a system of receiving checks of houses in good credit, on deposit from their customers;and in this woythe banks receiving the checks of these insolvent houses, become large losers. These houses being connected, used each others checks in making deposits, and the makers and depositors becoming ———SSS———— PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 29. 942 11 52 Pica: Nat” Sone Collett, iyi io a Ji ; Emma, e Cole, Baltimozes Gen Seatk Shaw, bankrupt, the loss falls upon the banks. Bunk stock, in | Philadelphia. prt eraraecay ae "s these latter days, is dangerous property, and subject at Ship Liberty, Norton terd) y any moment to depreciation. Fancy stocks are bed | Nov l0, with Pea ie: chy ppl ml & succession of Farah mons throughout the in the Channel, enough, but speculators can meke money out of them— ve Went lott eae 9di not so with bank stock; the prejudices of oapitalists and | suffered much aud rigging. Ist inst, at mid- tho diMoutties under which Tiseapartlestione Tabor, serve Slant. t Nantucke Lopetile blowa away in a whirlwind todestroy their eredit, and reduce the value of their | Was days off Sable isfand waking Hall's ewierot stocks. It is almost impoasible for the bonks of this city | “***"s- Below. to make a dividend of seven per cent, even ia good sa Packet ship ai idan 3 De Pe ‘eid from Liverpool, Nov if, with mdse, to ins & Balled. ‘obb, Liverpool; Carroll of Carrollton, Bird, » Wilson, Mrohie sons, ‘The Boston and Providonce Railroad Corapany have declared a dividend of three snd a half per cent for six months, payable on the 8th of January. ‘Woe annex astatement giving the several kinds and quantities of merchandise cleared at the Collector's of- fice, Wrightsville, which passed down the Susquebanne’ and Tide Weter Canal, in the year 1844 :— barques Genesee, Minott, rissa Perkina, Norfolk; brigs Sarah Brow orton, Mobile; Wilson Fuller, Cobb, Sanaunah, and others. * : Sa etn Necord. nic Evecrno, Vackard, of Neweastle, Me, f ks from Fraukfort for Charleston, with granite, put into, Newport 26th inst, having sprung a bad leak, which wil require her to discharge and repair, Midas, (s) Poor, 13 days -pm ah, Tat te, Ton 42 49—then un under sail, only 36 hours. lan a from Bostou for St Domingo, 8th inst. lat 35 36, n 7 ella, from Sal fe tC Pek ot ese Po for West Coast of Africa, 2ith inst. Cape PO haat from New Orleans for Juiverpool, 18th inst. lat 33, HANNA AND ‘Trpe-Water Conds Santon, ‘19th been using s(eam Moar bbls pie. ticles, furniture, sg- eultural implein'ts, Boston, Oct 23, lat 35 30, lon 10 4 hanhon. of Fietaxbu 20 days from ‘Trieste for Havana, 968 219,745, 6 lamp aud co 142,087 . tou 2210 I | tllercala. fon from — of and fo New York, It. 15 miles oy 101 x i » fror “ i | i 0 er ole, gu wat tw Boek ot Gil e ork, Mth alt. 15 miles | it 277,847 Te Bee supposed, to be the Emily Ellicott, frrm Malaga for 3 Baltimore, sume day. harque suppored the John A Robb, from Baltimore for ois ei ie fe Buenos a pres, showi i White pout nignal, alse blue received ‘aii OME. ce eeee ees tinguished—151h inst. Tat Selon 72a a : Foreign Ports The movement ef produce and merchandise on this Buxnos Aynes, Oct 21-—In port, Hobart, Collier, has had a canal, the past season, has not been very great. This | pistes Jaw, aud decision Biren in hes fay Mexican, Demi canal passes through a section of country eupable of pro- | fE,Valnarding, 2 duys aud ours as befor ig u ort. Mi Haskell, WwW: dvoing a surplua of articles greater thon included in this wth cargos Linediu, Chases Fallmadgr Cartircand and Ca- » Foster, fm Gloucester, arr 28th ult.— ers, Gloucester. Nov 35—In port, Zolus, from NYork; War- Walvega, from Banigor—no others. Sid ux Cayes. Home Ports, Newnvnyronr, Dec 26—Arr Ivanhoe, table; whereas the amounts transported were, no doubt,in 2 great measure the preductions of sections of country | west of the termination of this canal. The products of | 3p Pennsylvania, olone, cannot be estimated, or the quantity forwarded to market from that State distinguished. The | census of 1840 gives the following quantities of agrieul- | Beare, biayria a iene Wen tural p oducts reised in Pennsylvania in 1839, See ed Wena: Baltivy ore, Howes, Philad. 1 Spb 3 a5 Wilmington, Ds Carpe eich, Holbrook, Rappataknock iver Renan in Bee TNO Pnovipencs, Dec 26—A: Vork. Age Bali ts Allen, Cook, Klver, NC} ina | Norfork Jos Li Li bfand, oy ope Pie deirtia i ° 2 Munro; Ellen, ny, ang ‘Mary: SBT Hay to é ngita | izabrth, Tracey, New.¥ Agta Hay, tone ne ang NBS? | Klizabeth, Tracey, News fork. “tld athe Charleston Packee, Batrimone met, Bonrev, Matanza: on, Portamduth: The products of 1344 must, of course, with the ieee | increase, be much greater than In 1939, as given in the | above table; but the ingrease in the quantities reaching tide water, does not secm to have been so large as the | growth of the western country would warrant ua in at ticipating. ‘The productions of Ohio and other Western States, intended for the markets on the Atlantic, generally | Py Carib, ar ortertald, NOrlems;_Co- 5 Ki Clio, lt mkt; Queen’ Victoris, tit apa. ny Heine Sid Belton Lebeee We Teese ee more, roRGETOWN, DC, Dy i, urges, % F Sea Nya ae fate Arr LL St ‘NOrleans; A Arr 15t it Shep tn do; Ermi jf ssau, for St vty wind "tasso, for Mobile, mg outs Wan Preston une; J & Williams, ard Pleiades, ave shipped as diréet as possiblefor thie port, and take the | $4 Bound for Apalachicola; ‘Hylas. do, hound up route through thelakes, The advantages of this market | New York, is fitting out.” Accounts from Havana, ester an rodace of the umber selling low. No are sufficient to induce the forwarders at the west to | ewait the opening of our canals before making their ship- | | | | i) et report the harbor full of vessels, and ne { | ments. It has beon supposed that the completicn of seve- | | | | | | |. Coffee and Sugar very at$i2 per Mt aud American produce hana ae fruit in marl ety and business g nerally extremely dul. By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Lager page Dec s8—Cla Archelaus, Crowell, Pernam: b id ft ' i . Meroe eae Palm, tIdridge, Boston; Washington, Batrimone, Dec 28—Arr Alexunder M, Coswell, ral works of internal imprevement through l'ennsylvania and the western States would injure the public works of this State, and draw away from this market sufticient business to affect our prosperity; but the result of the Darien— past year’s operations has destroyed these fears, and | Gid, Sol Sal nits, Peterso Rivers Favorite (B (Br) Masters, created more confidence than provicusly entertained in | Bermuds. Wet hare be) folerim NE, los Hyon the resources of our internal improvements and advan- | Jiktcomt all perted star 1 i tages of thir market to the whole western ‘country. We | Yorks Columba, (are) Mise, Bre at are convinced that the complotion of any work in the | Aremfeld: do: . Gray, 7 ; ela; Cornelia, St AQ Western States, facilitating the transportation ef producer wer say Conlin ar dot ‘Caspian, Torey Ar will tend to the benefit of this city aud State. RobUMon te, Outerbrdge, Piiladeinin, Old Stock Exchange. MUSIC. Stung NY Sia 7 NO 106% 0shas Monhattan Bk 99 | PHE GERMAN COTILLION HAND, (late of New Brigh- on Uhio 6's g m4 200 } as ‘aval HE ohne a, Fore Hamilton) wouk oh fall pipers, the 0 “ foo. do 360 97 aw S94 the celebrated C altzes, Folkas, Gallopss be, y00n) do. Bia) $734 150 Hie FR 96028 | of Lanner, Strauss, L Ke, ke. "The Bande 23000 do ong 97 50 do 4, | sists of from two to t cenies, witha new ‘graud 1000 Penn’a 5's Tig $0 do ig | 634 Uctave Gothic Doubh ion Harp Accompanimest 19000 do 50 do D390 283— © will mages a0. Bone alone when required. 1. MUNCK, 500 do s10 78 20 Mohtwk RR f9° | Mercer her of Harp, Piano Forte, we, P30 toon tant ES Bu i tas Sag HeVeN WITTER, No 23h ohtremrete dor xo aes PROM if eer ong 79, UsIC—Mir DUMSDAX, ‘rofessor of Music, No. 95 ‘ Roam ian bio 1 ie do Sea gs NA Ch vatie steer above Wake’, wil xo Lote residence of of iM 8 sean By gaan Veh ragmodeate terms) Ge Gust aud D 43a eS » Accordion, Vio ane acd Com pean. Musir "3 Pa ‘Trast Bx ‘S Sion gton HR $945 rmoniged aud arrdaged for bavds, and. piano: fones correctly ge 0 33g e 398 tuned. Satisfaccory 1eferences gives ou application. dai lin* ‘s 4 iy it ry APPY NEW YeAR etn Bible goter, and Eiki Fy a 4 10 The Sable Sist thiop’ % do no LS 1B rateron RR FH Siinacsla oi chee one Gta Case aaa a Eshicpian Ba tuo {Pt 473 Nor& Wore | commenting’ at half past two o'clock:—also, a Grand Conerit, 3s otc ie | pol saaon, AoHrolnay™ Eh inet Saye % do 4395 = do Ope 6634 where Ladies of musical educati been introduced, Second Board. ; and those counected with this ass this ele of rerformae— poste cal Talent and Al in both $5000 Penn’a 5 bio 74 G0 shas Mohawk RR 930 4334 sical Tale n both 1000 050 74 do. Fs i oe ts of Music. “Tickets 25 e ceute each. 3e0 do 310 oa Fs Stonington RR. 99 29 Bris* ee 5u Nor 6 | 500) Yo 7aq 25 Farmers? Loan 383 STERS. 100 shas E BostonGo 4138 100 Canton Co 50 Keading Ri bs 44 100 do 130 43hq | ee roadway, one door below Murray street, to m: Customers = cont of i ga oie, that I st fre my buses nving Fichted i Haus pe ad ear’s 90 shas Farm's Te snw 33% gpohe I and RRA 1s | N. Bmmy long experience, has pa ! bed to the 15,’ aleve named ariicles vile and of a superior at 6 aperior style and of a rior qt 3 ao blo 36, #45 11% ty" “Ie inwell kuown to thove who ate judges that there 100 do i much diffevenc+ between the quality of Oyscers as any other og do € 2, ticle in market, of which | fatter myself t> be a judgesand re pe 0 biird there be pores ON eee that I did not obtain a pre- % Canton Co ‘a3 22 Mum from the hands of connoisseurs, when { brought my ‘Oysters for co, petition with oghers. J return my sincere taanks for vast favors, and do solicit the continuance of the si . S.—Hent orelsewhere, BaLes or Srocks—Vostow, Dec 27, 25 shas shan Wer 224; 60 26 Norwich and 1844. do, 22; 200 do, bedd, 22; ‘orcester RR, 67; 26 do, 66f. ane part of the City, Brooklyn, or Jerse: day | BeLe eee, gyNO. tani STORE. Suter sane k alimon, No. 1, 2 and State of Trades 400 ive ie Blue Asuva—Pots are very dull: we quote $375 a $3 81}. | Peurls are steady at $406}. The following is the stock in the inspection warebouse of this city on the 27th inst.: 490 halfido do dodo Pearls, & ty ot Guid “lerriavs ; : First sort, bbls. won” | RS a a7 d t, Y 1 Ry nets and ‘forgur. ‘Thued sort, 146 2600 qtls Cod Fish, suitalts for shipping 7 1306 sacks As can’ 40 half and $0 quarters ness Mackerel, X00 bores Digby Herring 100 quarter barrels Saimow, * n Lots to emit purelnenre, a9 Im ee SON. WEULS & CO. 1 Ley at HUTEL On TAVERN KEEPERS: votal,. . 10,871 Pots,.. ‘Total,,pots and pearls, bbls... ... 20,012 Wehear thet rye is rather scarce; the | Barapsturr THY, ADVERTISER havin price is now 67 cents. We have plenty of wheat, butno elegant’ Harroum ead Hartevny dries, Rovermsion a0 Dyers, Northern ota, 32a 3 cents Southern corn, 50 an ex Competent ferari to take chara conts, delivered. Genosce flour is firm at $4 63}a 475; tablin phen furnish d, avd fi Breeds wine, the same; Georgetown, $4 66} a 4 64} beac ats and doing a govd 88." he proprietor is iz to handsomely. remune IE a ducing satisfactory refereuce— make an arrangement with a res) vy, prave. the profits of said establis! ‘he above offer is an oppor anity seldom, met with, as the is of “High Ocder” and con be carried on extensively profit bly. For furtner information, enquire of A. D., Charles ts pal timore. Baltimo *, Dee. 429 Gt rre BOID a TRE sENTS, CHEAP WARE, DRESSING CASES AND yectable perso have no objection tu <3 ‘aud competent person | Coviox—The demand to-day was quite moderate, and ro holiers firm. ‘The total sales amount to 700 bales, ot which one lotof 170 bales NewOrleans was taken by ship sampies, fora treight engagement, at a price quite equal to sales previous to the urrival of the steamer. Otner- Wine, prices are one eighth lower than Inst week Hay--Common qualities sell at 69a55e; prime at 60, , > Thera ia not much demand. Waisxey—Dendice casks are held at 240; prison barrels at 244.0 95¢, wor west, dl estern, - sEvE R PLA WRITING DEER ich “silver mounted and piated a Cake Baskets, for sele at $3,5: to silver mounte | Foreign Markets. tors. from $4 to. $8. ‘The above hy Also, a lor Kinaston, (Jom) Nov 26. FI cost of importation. Desks, 7 iP 770; meal, $4 superior rosewoo brass bound and or: boy How, $025; pork, $18 Rlourds held at $6, but io tented, from 83 ty §ti—some containing Dressing and Shaving Buechavers.. ‘Chia ciclo ie looking up. but it depends Apparaius, complete, ‘lho. Dvesring Cases from $19 8 A ne i ea Trays, rt $8—cost ee "geting scares Mot mueh. origivally $1. "he above goods, will be found heater than PY, thirg of the kind thew here in New York, al 0% (ur Dieu, | PES a YHA 3 BAL! On Saturday morning, 28th just. Jossrn Ku.s0Tr, son iH NAL HOTEL, corner of Tenth of Henry $. and El'vabeta Pearson) eged 13 months and yee Ace pue the proprietor, WM U. PACeY SS deye. ne andthe publig that he will Os Saturday, 29th inst. in the 37th year of his age, Mr. up ke] Joun M. Lancvon, Printer, formerly of ‘trenton, New to render ‘neeveting 's eutertainment inevery respect Jersey. His friends aud acquaintances are respecttully invited to attend his funeral, this morning at 10 e’olock, from 23 Anu street. JG Trenton (NJ) papers will please copy pay, su | ment is is, them Seren ENN _Beiees Ove Dolla roto be had at tae ue SUN RIB or eee eeu oF the West,” the rihest and anced | CENTRE TABLES ever exhibited this country, being Hi gocieat buildings, such as Warwick Ca Rome, St Peter’s at Rome, Melrose Abbey, &e., painted by artists of known celenrity woihy ofthe patielarnoticeal the publig. 0” berty—59 t tatces 130 do 4 0 Uae thn plates, Mackie R Leverett aoe hemmrest | _d%S tore 49 Broadway, corner of Leonard at. ama nl These 1509 bars itn, egelae Wile BEAUTIFUL Ate MERRIE NEW 32 ewe Henri €eo— 12 © § Hubbard—i7 caw Puopoouanii MINI LEURES of JAMES K. POLK, Haas’ Passengers Arrivea, Livenrooi=Ship Liberty—Mrs Norton, Miss Farrand, of New York; 8 A Harvey, Demerara—d0 in the steerage en’ © bin Views of Colloseam at intun Abbey, & in Europe, and &e Riggs & co1 Sheldon & Smith—O Well & Bisho} id oo 17 os « AA fad) a mat reast-pin, to be 2 Way & Brot Daguer woes | Kooms, 561 Broaaway atthe Lyceum, AWS neatly opposits Niclo’s—where the most pl id. Dagaerreor cont W tyre Likenesses, of ali sizes, as well us family groups, te atail houts of the da tis weee Prep won &oaee Jt an lilan—17 H Pargum &¢ Haren & co—3 M ‘Phnrwar & ‘Thompsow Allen, et A sii) Bo aims 8 Ahwenctdes orris & com dos Hegre ® Bartlet LECTION OF ANNUALS, 111 Us Books asd 0 GO. laren, er ‘te ya eis HH dt B widen ee. Brat day » for sale at Wty bo up & com TPB streets “Also, a new and Beaatial edition of the Pie: Win i tory of the’ Bible pitvsendid emblematic moroecy re pared expres: 1y, fo New Year's ift, Annval: vated Books for Chil ren, and a large assortment of Juvenile Books of every kjed, f » (LP Job binding of a1 Hadsecpevst ith the utmost neat bess, .. m ples of the different styles can be seen at the store. ' hati Ht i mig oad Ly ym » the y ae ust Pete.’ rh, arciay street, now open ‘ morrow, (Saturday) watil 10 o'clock, BM ay aise” Gaugsd, of New York, 9 dave from Alexandria, Keypt, for | es NGtge FROM T. DoWNIKG, 5 Broad street, and 245 | ve | Strre | attention, and are well calculated to give satisfaction to Paes OBES from % Fae ad price %. lew fancy Needle Work, * if A= Rerhid tal coleed (led = ima Waists and and M IN THE LACE DEER NT Will Ve foand— ich black Br ree ad dorend Laces esi Mee! in Valencieanes hate ot oh Foun Alepeon, Edgungs, of Bat Hine lg Ean es Sinica fu pint style and quality, from $1 it Merino Vests. do. | Mertoo Bae. rf fo Cashmore dos lo Hic Alpacha LY do Rich Si ° work ang Emr Gtrilemats Nero, nb see Stik and othre Vesta, Drawers, BARGAINS. 420 doaen ‘yimnmed Caps ne ds —ustal Kemnants of [1 and kdgings at Frc Price. 2 ALLS, PARTI 3, give JeRvis age Circulars, ahd Cards of Invitation of ing prepared to do Wall Priutiig as apa the B Call an aN ty riginal Cheap Rograving, an alway end door to the Taber ROGERS’ GYMNASIUM Nos 15, 17 Tus SPLENDID is now open day and evemug, for the reception of puptls. All pe:sons of Sedantary habits whould practise Uie se exercises, which are the only remedy for eautractious of the Chest, Dystiepsia, te, the dinary results of constautly bending over the desk, and Parents and Guardians of Boys, and all interested, ore in- vited 10 call h 3 HOGER Proprietor, Si. PB. in connection with WJ. Wer, has opened a large Gymnasiom in Brox klyn, at No. 165 Fulton street, Gentienen doing business in’ New York, who teside in Brockiyn, will find this establishment complete one forthe mot exereise, Open day audevaving. med im*ec BALLS, nicacenG oe Sif ai FESTIVI- of the ickets, prinetd description, ne be- eaper ‘hin any aL cee HOSE gentlemen who ee reclosing the feat sens are requegted to exami ment of fas! Beep RFS UR, received by lat ym Pari: assortment of the above articles have been selected wil men of taste and fashi ‘he subseribers would call the atten- tion of their patrons and strangers visitivg this ¢ ty to theirlarge and well selected nssortinent of the following goods; Linen and Muslin Shirts, (ent after the most at ved French Meth the frm of the Wearer,) Silk, ierino, Lamb’s Wool, Fl i Velvet, Piakrere, ‘and and Buckskin Shirts and Drawers; Dressing Robes; Hosiery, Line, and silk Pocket Kerchi and Searf ‘stocks, sine el Baten nt Bhat Shou Sica Saspenders, Buchskin, ering, loth, B. fhmers, ( ver, and Goat Skin Gloves, &e., iattenen desiring any of the above a ticles will be fata te find them to suit thei: spans atthe old establishment of PARSELLS & A\ d22 Imtec ‘1 Brondways corer of Pate Plage. CUSTOM HOUSE NinwW YORI OLLECTOR’S OF December 23d, i844. SEAL uED PROPOSALS will be received at this office uutil * the 3ist day of Dec re instant, for ye Bi of rations to the pruty officers and seamen of the United Gites Reveae Cutter Ewing, for the term of one vear, fre January next. {he rations for the Kevei as that alowed ia the Naval Service, 0 i ists of the articles exumeraied im the following wble, iat iS we liquor, pet . Tbs [ozs | Pounds of | Ounces of | Half Pints of Days of Mheloes, ? u 5 5 Week. | ¥ i sl 4}E/E 218s alt al did fm leaitoa le 16 > Bund: T “ 1 ony I: bod Fd ba Hd ‘Tuesday 1 M 1|* friday” al x tia it|s Sit 1 ul tiles Per Wk. ci BM wa ker was) (Se a ey The one ie. xood and wholesome quality, to be ap- proved by the Collector; and the differes.t arucles comprisin, the ration to be delivered on board the vessel in good and cu cient casks ind vessel be by the contractor, and ym is ‘on each. contractor will be bound to aa often as may be requived by approbation of the oleae not exce fresh ment, ol zs ie PRICES REDU: ~The Subscribers neve reduced their Express priesr on all sinali prekages of Yaw aa otter documents, from 30, cents to 2 esnts pet rackare, from this city to Bs Boffalo aud the inten points through Wells gers fromm ‘utialo to 'Shnen Soa ber pater lrg to Chienro, and the i ate porats vm the Lake ne: WEL Aik; ORE e JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS, ST HE sabseriner has recently received from one of the firs houses in Paris, a new aad select assortment of Ladies’ Head-ersaments, for balls and soirées; Combs, epee Hair Ving, Necklaces, Bracelets of various kinds, Seal aud Velvet Bags. Also, x new style of Satin Buttons avd Pins, uot im ported heretofore IC7* Daguerreotype Plates, &e , fo 6 im*re 18 and 20 CLEANING OF LACE AND Bi ONDE BY A NEW SUPERIOK PROCESS. MADAME DEITZ, late from Paris, hn the honor to of ey the tadtes that she cieanscll kiods of Laces, Blonde, aud Black Silk Lace, Veils, Ball Dresses, so as to look as good as new, without nju ‘Masame Deitz beg Bethe sabnre Ba a N. Bi—Repairing, &e. Char . tere cm and Howard st sontdinisads 0 inform the ladies that she is Oaouly and. rstonds cleaning Laces aud Blond: 427 Broadway, 12 im* re DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. 1 jus CMAEES 4) from Paris, by packet ship Francis the S00 Breneh Dagnarreuty pe Plates, large size, (star brand.) 12 Arromatie Glasses, 334 inches diameter. 12 dozen of Gilt Frames, of different si 6 Germau Tustruments, for ta ‘unity ik And for sale cheap for eash by RTAU ra Nifteriats fee porter, 28 im Lafayette Bazaar, 1d Brondway, cor. of Literty at “BUDA A BISGUIT AND SUGAL ChAGKEI esto. make kuows to the Pablic fond Crackers which are sold py this he eutirely. different from the Soc ide wt his Bauery : which have tier from indi. enty years with the best reso! be made for a lesa price, th fs health are wholly” tal (or the tt and Crackers, alvo Bum Crackers, Water’ Crackers, Tilot am frat quality, gre egnstautly tor sale at ret, cory PLEAD WET. U tke © BROTHER. tAP CASH STORE, . 183 Bower, NEW © No. | OLY WATCHES, JEWE! LRY "AND SILVER WARE. ‘We say to dur friends and the public, come and see our New Store and Stock, sud judge tor yourselves. wi our pods aud prices are worthy of notice. Spyons, Fezs, Knives, ve manufactured of coin. And all'goods sold war: ranted os cepresented, or uo sale. ir. Conover (well huown to the public as askilful Wateh- mak) ~ ive his wl hole atten jon to t ng of Watch. Aye and all kinds of Wate| repaired and hdueh Such ie afe worth xepait ying) fe have @ person whe attends to tee rece bape of A Hotel ding Honses fasniahed nee g er Wareat u irprioen SEVARS-—SEGARS— SEGARS- D.| ™, HENRIQUES, 51 William steect, respectfully in. + vites che attention of da and the padlic generally to thy following ‘choice Bezas, ust Teceived | fom by late arrivals 5, of various bronds, Yageas 4 Esperanza. Pere India, The above Segars are guaranteed as em and imps the trade would do well to ca!l and examine them pre fo parehssingeleewher" 42 Im*re DR. SALTEICS YOUNG MAN'S FRIEND, SPECIFIC MIXTURE id speedy cure.—This is & ince to divease: the most It neutral manner, suppressing all the mor the disease in recent cases generally in twenty- . Balter’s great experience and extensive observa- nthe continent and at the sal success of thix medic ve, ar perive efficacy; it is at once the most certain aud tafe and ‘the most speedy cit ever em- ployed. Thi ie with = Spey be relied oa Lid seieeat ‘OHS —WATCHES AND JI WELRY Thone 19 wish to purchase Gold or Sil Gold Zhai Gold Pencils, Keys, &e. will find it voir ad to all on the subscriber, wee be _ oR ‘all dese ions of the's above Ve a roca! much lower than ther house in the Lag Gold Warches as he: as $20 an, 8 we Watehes Jeweiry exe! t bought. tog | war Lg Bea i dena goed CA a the mouey at atches, re nag) manner aud warenel ante Sara ery i 30 Walkat., if stairs which able d Ab carery being blawid Dre whic jury to the pee or ‘ne ¢ aia ts eas fs elect, ait ‘her ives ne julring fo taneous! we b'ack, without in- reat supei Berlority ‘of this Dye fication its instantaneous jom ten to twelve hours te pro- nce Will be apparent to ever nit "For sale by Rushton & Co. May W Astor Hoare wid Brondway , cor of 14th ‘street; inwall, 06 William suet, And Johnson, Moore 4 jerty street, oF of K. & G. A. Wright, sole agents for i. 8 Phil -delpl cy Iin*m V FOOL: V9 ts for sale ibs. W eat = COLLINS Et Pan Santh etrret UTAT OES. —150 bushels very superior k. ick ptatus for Link it hasers, dae Oe a RO REINE & CO, 6 South at first day of | Bie isis JACOB trance in Prt ‘Tuesday, io ay ees ie Dre ny Case, with drawers, oa rues site ‘st. Tists—in the hich bey warrant ber peremrorily sold th hi ighest by it ‘ith rose: ERSHIGN ABLE f ROSEWOOD > AND RE —The savored at rae. 43 u , in consequence of ¢ tide a when it ey positivel: a i a ahade nthe bese mane | M for cash wood Chair ara Fils Mila a ‘nd Spittoon, made to order fora Dentist IN Par Weldines different fe don nae wih Soe soa nel antl) ooh NEW YEAR’S CAKE, ALL ITS VARIETIES. FS about a Fuca tue vee for 1! if tego to. New Year, or dar the Old a. 40 Lispenard country AMEE Ttieon “NEW YEAR'S oe P4eLm pioeee All orders strictly atten boxed, up in the most dis 2w#ec gaishing tie Cake ea, vited ng diferent Kinds Sn hand at aeahe’ Os OL Babe IN ALL [Ts VA- IETIES. gall New Foner or and ins] Sea tiga the ira ae the country wi emer "TANS TOMPSO} Nova SCOTIA POTATOES—A very superi suitable for family use, consrenely mA pees pd for sale! oe 29 2w* im HIP HE 4 Nort of their goods. LAH, from New Onlean River. 24 South P discharging at Pic Consiguees will please attend to the receij t d29 Stee Aprly to for other property ¢ REE OMY, ee Hudsoi im Jaa ar two or more F oer Ste ew Bonn, New. You ae? Pictures an nd Apparatus. og—at et c firey corner of Chrystie Delancey streets, every ln ine, and at St. “uke Building, ‘cornet 1201 Broadway, corner of M LECTURES ON} HRENOLO- FAEBIOLOGY AND Fay me. earee, Courses, by 3. Fow- m Hall, every Hired even. ti id lay evens i and Grove streets, every Monday ary, February. Mareh, com t o'clock, aud elo bills and daily ase examination diily et works ao the above 128 2w * an bound fed ih a Railroad, of New York, cons’ It may be di Will be fay very low or ex- on vas’ OHN NW. Re: HARDSON, No. 59 West stre: is NDE ERY Cpl ie led the Medal 30, OOU PICKLED OYSTERS, fr Holi lies, Hotel and. Sonrding-house Ke opers, main “ind a8 Stis*m CHRI EXTENSIVE AT HE, sul ot Groceries gon. of an Rum Hel tions, Edinbuy he terest to give Us awell mlectnd assortment of Jel!) Se, for sal le cheap, Firs Tr rn SOCIETY AT es, Carriages or Cabs pany down wit take up the same in Green ith thei U 17 BALL LOW THE IRI IRISH et toe this Bal will ses’ heads: ees i, Houston street, and nse order wi ace p, Preserved a HEGONE, hand 207 Fulton streets, N.Y. MIGRANT Aes a Ceach- set hele com iSAN AC A. BROWN, Superintendant of the Hacks and Cabs. STMAS AND /ASSORTMEN NEW YEAR’S iP GROCERIES, WIN FR ‘3. & WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, bscriber off ¥ estab dt Gin wectch a Wholesale and Retail store, 76 Nassa abd Brats; teshenatehe We JOH cH SCOTWS, 76 NASSAU »TREMT. inspection the best assortinent &e., suitable to Superior Tse Tess, od Leite Ke ‘offers, dd Jamaica stiet, N. B.—Peopiv from the country, pple! aud Boarding House 5 Keepers give thi city, fre and hon who bn au establishment a eall. use The Seotch and Irish Whisk ad itto their advantoge to Goods sent to any part of the ey is great 37 In * re ARTICLES Lake PRESENTS TIFFANY, NNOUNCE to wholesalo and retail purehavers that thay have received by late arrivals 82 Cases; their i eupoly of such OUNG & ELLIS goods as the accustomed to import, suitable for the Holi- di Bsn 8 assortment even larger, more splendid and more complete U the last season Ass their first acticuciee has abways bere fad Re articles sible quality ae bf and in the latest and y are aware that they may cond imes fa ) yet the hat they | mer od wi Bi ve thee credit they de inguished and increasing Patronage they receive aecwrrs them chat most parch»sers of | there determinate and comparison of | yiaane ‘rench Paver Shades, vench Faney Bo thirty different ciety appeal in ite zens 0 speedily a excaps the temptat ye them from being « burden on theinselves or the pub i vecting U ee (im the Annual Ball of the In T. Ww. cle B. Grahai Avg Bey Matthe + tien aid Walked. mm. Bela Grol, 34, Greco are y, 63 Mout Loy jeaver, ahven 81 Cedar and they are confident that au exami ds and prices will result in convincing all are A more elegant, icle without any sire to merit—of selling ‘ cheap ; ticles of Taste ay preci: te tion betier) anid more perfectly increase of pries, 259 and dil is il rre Tecan PARTICL Ww beg to invite au inspection of our recent gin part the flowin ps, of over 200 mor as, in Porerlain, Brouze, tique, Ormoulu, Co} Wdeliers, ‘of Poreclain and Bronze, Candelabras'and Bras de ie Lastres, for Dresdon Porcelain Shades, of tlowers, &c.. a new article. Chem Candi 23 FOR PRESEN portations, Brooze and Gilt. new styles. i piece, with exquisite land ‘olored do, fie libraries ot be suspended. lendid as ‘THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL fey IRISH EMIGRANT © FIRST ANNUAL BALL of the Irish Em grant So- will take place in thact 8 possible suit ns and ir resources and mselves y cutive ‘ ommittee propose to supply, tution, and they rely upon the diser veut als ‘usortm nt, cs newest and most ben A. DIACON & ED. SAXTO half vo the ben allelasses withont dyrtinction. tirely a charitable ou», most numerous class of tou on their way to this furvish them with such ah dan eieet. mp, Lustre, Brackets, e,, furnished for parties SOCIETY. NIBLO’S SALOON, Broadway, he Executive Committee of the So- roleuce of their fello stitution i Gevoted to the protection of the ‘om oppression au upow their arrival as may secure ty {hein as lovment, thus enabling miseries of ‘their labor wheve they may most y. During toe past year ded in this way d ineans reve; ted ands more. ‘This defect iy te nevolence «f their fellow citizens to carry out their Tals 4 Wall te, 5 Nassan, ws, 18 Broadway. , corner ickets, sdnaiiting 8 gencleman and two Indies, price $2, can be had of an: COM MTEL & OF ARRANGEME Burve, 116 rs f MeCabe, 111 Monroe PMeNickoll, 31 Rose Or at Nivd bioles cr at the Soeieis" 's Offire, No.6 Ann street. 5 Stis® LOGIC +L R. GEORGE VANDENHO! matraction at his new Ri James 'T, Wm. Wa. T. “Blake, ANDM lous’ and is forming Eveaing Classes, to commence 3d Janvary. 26th December, Culton House, 27 Se OND ANNUAL BALL. BENEVOLENT ASSOCI ‘Tammany Hall,on Wednesday Evening, USICAL ELOCUTION, FF continues his private Street, re Qk THE GREENWICH TION will be given ut jan. Ist, 1839. Miller, ALP. Lefurge, James English, hn A. Lockwood, Leo Chas. S. Archer Amasa Coles, Henry Metts. vets limited at 200—can be had at A. P, Lefurg Thomas H. Blakeley’s, 167 Walker st; tnd mis Cs rest; NGLISH MAIL—Letver Bai be closed at the Upper city, onghwesday, the Sis insta ve. ‘The overiia must be paul, d27 dere many Hall postay ‘JOHN. LO RiMEN GRAHA POST OFFICE New York, December 34 Vee per Seamer ACADIA, will dL at ped _ ‘ pee 30’eloe eh gle Lett Post t Niaster, WATCH ES, GLOCKS, MECHANICA L LAMPS y eral, that he hi oved hi Establishment to ‘No. 146 Broadway, corner of Li st. Watches, him with tieularly woderate p iraprovemen Also, ¢ A Cloeks and C} aria ae and gunrauteed. [i for the repair of Mech: ine rs for sale an. Lamy .DUNL ALBANY ALE. REGULAR Lay | joall for shipping and city use, at No. 178 West, comer Wai A avon JOHN. "SUTHERLAND, Sol RK Dunlop & Son, from their ae in ‘the city, w Ruarantee to those who favor thes alt on hand at au tomes, haf at and Clock “Maker, has jends and the public iu xen: Watch and Clock inking hronometers will be. repaire ty leave wothing to de. n@% Im* OP & SON’S Agent. ith thetr enstom, a gen fricle fully adapted to the use of private fainiliea, Hotels aad Fable Siloou, in bowahends and bare, Dentis CARD—We the adericoed avinu had al Keck. ies of examinin ‘male apt ada dw te meat by Mr. Mt Deus this city B of Broadway and Warren stre and Seite Folly, satsfied Ul it he is an expert and scientific wor man in his profession, ‘and that ' ¢ possesses a remarkable tact in the delicate and exaet adjastment of boch whole Partial sets to the gai spon enigus app! Hine whee the Phiosoy fes of atmos} ure: do 1) daty to the vy the public, ‘ebre Levett to the patronage of ouy citizens. sa * York, eo SS BRENTWOOD, DD. Ss. ie HN Ky Hk BER 8. TOWN. a My, H. MeLEAN, au ihe ealeigal can be seen at retw’s Office, bite Brosdwey, comer of Warren street. — im? m OTATOE: in prime e Lis erpooly and fo dasre pe ist Jana Positively ras cbove, her tn ron mag of this ship for exbin, second cabin, and ‘erage pasar We Very superior, oa fs should not fail to n Laue, OF LO re & A 76 Sonth street. corner Maiden Lane a 3 NE uf! Vi Preket of i tASSAGE otis oT ell known, fast sail apeain Sears, will sail lar day. ‘Those wishing to seeare Inake ely application ov bond foot OW eT. ARSC orn ii 18 Somth street, gorwes Winton Lake OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE, 6 oath street Passage to and frm, Great Brita ane via Liverpool. tan at al all times at the I lowest rag to.aud from Liverpool, by the re fw tre Packet td drh an S eye AeTNREMeNC every days, and nal Pe be furnished for any ammount, p at ble at the N faut aL un Wenches and as well as. at a a oat banking ieetions in Peetand, stot Seotland and Wien ae other charges. Wor further par alare, il post pai “aoe JOHN HERDMAN, #1 Soul vt AMUSEMENTS. Ty ING, 31—19th night of thr med, fur one only, Rossini’s Oper, 7 —Cenerentola, R fi 1 siieiaee Dandini big: Tomasi; Don Magaibes, i 1d Parquette, $1; Secoud Tier 50 ets pirate Bos, Wis d edcsiosions Oe secured from A ‘Doo 7 1 ‘Dielock. Libation ie Eugliah’ aad Tealian can be bad at the Of On Fri Tics MIDE, with. Fayed Chorusses, cheatra, 1, otive new Sceuery and Dresses, oN the whole spat ipithe Days of performance shin Conran wi be Tuadays, Eee HEATH. Rime Ti he Benefit of Mr. Chippendale. MONDAY EVENING, Dee ch, iby il be q Lave Wik YoU CAN—Bonus, Mi Chippendale; Mrs Mortimer, Mrs Slow: Atte whieh eit PRIN, THE FIRST DEGREE OO, Bhods, Mrs Al bites bi ee 3 Chit : choconetd ‘Ghost of O rata Mr Barry vag leg ADMITTANCE = a ist Tier 75 tae nd and Thirt Tiere 0 conts—Pit 50 mot ty "ypc BURTON'S THEATRE, ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA MONDAY EVENING, Becev 1844, sll be per for the Drama calla eds BLACK Wik KER—Laun Lynw Wrecker dor. Myers; Fomay. Tinka ie Barney Piovanzions Mr Postlian Kors bares isn St. C wi e:form Pas La Sy! Bote llows by the ha ce of 18 HE A UNG ft + 4 Qt SR EST Y AL iit wtemaNs cule ty brand, Mi Keusse!l, Komanza, Mr. Smith; Marietta, Miss St. Clair. PAK He ATRE. ane, x December 30th, 1844. CHIPPENDAL Beye. Rew Fi S! LAUGH WHEN YOU Me Sine ..Mrs. ‘Sloman. A new Facce called MURDER IN THE HIRST Pythagoras Sph ‘pendal fe. Cord ses Ora To conclu, Dr. Dilworth as Fast Box ook no} 428 2t rre OLE BUL his LAST CONCE RT at the Italian wr Viouday Maa 80th December, 1814 — He will be a: by MISS JULIA L. NORTH ALL, SIGNOR SANQUIRICO, os will introduce two Buflo Airs not before sang in ‘Aineriea, oe iv ‘ULL ORCHES. TRA, under the direction pf sIGr MANNA. Mr. PENSUN will preside ¥ rs Pane Poste” PRO gas MM EGS to annou Opera Howe, ‘3 nor Sanquirico 5—Niayara, composed and peiformed (third time) by. “Ole Bull. crit. I—Cverture, “Zanueta,” Auber. 2-Six © Hella, compo: performed by Ost Bull B. Hawse Miss Northall. Don Rpauale, x Signor Be Leagan ‘composed ‘and performed n ecured on Saints ox ‘icke.s, $leach—to be had at the Store) the by tee House, and atthe door, Boors will ope 634, and Concest commence precisely at 74 o’cluck. 29 2t ec LARGEST COLLEGTION OF BEASTS ANI BIRDS IN ‘THIS COUNTRY DuPRECE DEN TED ATTRACTION KA BOXING MATCH Novel and ‘Amusing Enter Greatest Bill of the Season, tthe NeW \ » Nos 49 Fu wad 134 Aun streets, on Mon- day Afiersoon and Evening, Deceu ec ibth, and every d> ye d evening during the week, at3and 8 o'clock, 2. M. - tance 1245 cents. ‘The lovers of the “Fancy” are respectfully informed that the manaser of the above Menagerie being well conyiuced of the tre strides mat The Av lowing celebrated arti al Freaks of the Science: y auimels vow exhibited there, Si Boxer; La Diabolo, the Learned Tineida, Span jn conjunction in other word: intelligent Monkey in the cor who wiil ho throwgh hi his seaomert performance in the roe, ‘aud on his celebrated Vony, B ty Bure he public are reapectfal| info Sig. Almeida, the Spanish Boxer will enter the splend h scene the doctriue hitherto consi fabu'ous an animal “iy on the extreme end. tail to de hown to the satisficticm of all. Th. Ye engagement al an enormous eX- for the petronage of all who know how to appreciate true and novel talent did ec GRAND ETHIOPIAN OP&RA, Clinton Halt, corner of Beekman and Nassau sts. VELE OLE BULL AND THE ORIGINAL CONGO SLODISTS respectfully announce ta the citizens of New York that they wil! give a Grind Concert ot Cliut a Hall corner of Beekman aud Nassan sts., for three nights culy, ‘This com: pany consists of Five ‘Talented Musicians, an the 1m. mense success which has attended then, where ver they have ay peared, they are coufident in promising their auditors the mcs: tumsble, as well as seivntific eutertainment, tH atever the} isteved to. angarve; ith Major, Jack Dovbing. the Simon Fre, of and La ‘Arena, prepared {or combat jabolo, the Great 8 ho is ouly ten years ol, is adinitted to be of his age in th» world, d change of performance each evening — Tickets, 25 cents. For sale at the Astor House, aud at the d tor To commence at 73% o'clock. Afternoon performance eom: mences at 3 o'clock d22 wee MK nee Le oe? 8 T LECTURE ON SCOT Tish MINSTRELSY. PogtroneD in eaesauence of the weather, will tafe vines az the SOCIETY LIBRARY, on Monday, 30th Decepaber, tera. ta the oomne of the Lactare will tg inne duced various incidents and anecdotes connected with the fo! lowing sou : Will ye go to the Ewebughts, Marion? Tak ye & about tea the gee” Mary Gray. 04 te door. eat 734 o'clock, ents—T'o be had of all the Music Stores, an‘ Mr. Clirehogh, 205 Broadway, and at the door on the eventbe ol the Lecture 25 Gtee FASHIONABLE, DANCING. MONS. GABRIEL Di KORPONAY, H 'S the honor of informing the pasion and Getenen of New ‘ork, and. vieinity, that he has arrived for the purpose o giving instea jn cipal fashionable Danes. prevailing im the highest circles of a cl ane ‘lean society. Mona. lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New Port, where his style met the eae admiration of the public the smashed oppruyal ul the le comasmunity— Fmeng ol Mons. K. proj that well knowr dance LA BOL RA eine ier radrifles with orginal musie~ a aoa de Venx Pas—the a = adlipa ea Coullions~new Gal American M "kt. x itt be assiate y MADAME KORPONAY w 5 en will be given in the Freach,.Ger i are eiigaged. at 29 Park FInce,~atricily private, coo the secommodation of { Ladies and Gentlemen. kt, and the rilles, as at present danced ir able eireles of London and Parts, ean be taught in ott Fiwelve lessons, except the Mazourkn, All others in tweaty a A MONS. KORPONAY, at residence, 25 Paar ate caeeber y nots:—Olass Lessons from 10 to 12, A. M., 12t01, and | , and from 6 to 7 in the evening. p10, and quarter, $1 : twelve lessous, quar wr, ty, A over hours will be devoted to Public Institutes, Acad amies. he MINERVA ASSEMBLY RO nOOuS DW LKER r Sie RO Ret TORS or'tne ate an immence expense, completed tI BALL OR CONCERT ROOM in the city, and ies etfully i vite for it the attention of the public. | Itetocstion being the central part of Broadway, pecw- jiacly ae the purposes: |. and the interior sr- ranget, cen made entirr h the view of promoting the comfort and couvenjence of the visiters. THE SALOON Bevsous. The decorations ng in Sapell copable of senting one tho re of the most chase descrip style. A series of classic statuary’ to been provided from the siudio of Mr, B-aham. The room, when prilfian'ty lighted by du Ly chandeliers, presents a coup d’eil unequalled by fet oot, rasing’ Risoms, fhe, hp. have va Teoomis the moat de- spacion: been provide y Full particulars may be had by applic: onthe prernines ‘ary and other companies » Will find at thene Rooms every © nig 10 the maa eng to Mr. Hatehings irous of giving din- venience for gettiny Land eommodious style. QUADRIL LE BAND. BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with Music at the shortest potas, 3 avplying to GEORGE WHITWORTH, Kast Broadway, of JOHS HITWORTH, abo 0 Walker streets t+ a5 Im*re uy the d20 CAN’T GET AWAY. WON'T LET HIM GO -60 Hx Patvonog sin from Bawker till,” terally naa sees to remain one week mov he ia tas Dax whe | Mr. SAMUMLS, the renowned ‘ Mrwi ist and a a, his, place, and will oa the pottomoF ine Wadget. of Fun,” and’ bring forth all treuaures, "Also.engaged for one week, Mr DAN KIC atest Come Si forth all her 6 apareenes at 7 o’alce! Saturday afternoons, m0) "clock, as usual, for familiew (C7 Five performances will be given on CI gery | Rival the saine—at 10 A. M., at 12, at 2, at 4, and again at 7 P, 83 wom “GRAND OPENING BALL, Given at the mre 4 “6o0 Broadway. Jd Bowker Hill we Red-conta” will be jckets 25 cents. Doors PROPRH ‘OR & ONS. ON JEL Dr, KORPONAY. OF nth Br SUA talk DEAK B ANE aH isd =Honpas, , <a id The Cakonor to Con he of Mous Gabriel de Ko (who hos Kindly volunteered bis services for that purpose,) ive Grand Opening Bll on the 27th tase. Suibors announced On thie oegision will be. iutroduced the Folks Dances, Quadrilles, V Pas, Gullopades, ler the divenou of Mouse ya'and the. beat and st a ic HOW ble circles in ler he ‘of Pek 7 Supe ver and Refrea! rechmonts, 8: $5.08 admitting » Gentleman and two Ladies—to be Kamen nnd of Mons. ‘Korponay, nad at the principal Hotels ant Music Stores, a igb EXHIBITH THE END APAINTINOS, WORLD. 4 1G, F VE or he Apollo, 41 OPantit, SAP ety at from i 10 4. M. to4 P.M. mission 2% ents. d23 imrre re OLD Rye ee im email or large sume made } wae wh quuirely prevent ‘helene mayne A iene ‘bee sume. taewinss ADD! T to f Da ool’ rre Werinn Aire trees, | it is immate BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Tue Cr isu $ Wasutneron, Dec. 26, Annexation of Texas and Occupation of ‘nll Hescinding the 39th Rule—Great excitement—Im- portant Retrenchment Movement—Indignant Re- fusal to Adjourn Over—Law against Betting on Elestions— Mexican Indemnity— All amounting to nothing. James G. Bennett, Esq. :— Speculation aside, when you are informed that a joint resolution annexing Texas, and a bill occupy- ing Oregon—or all that portion worth occupying— will pass both Houses of Congress during the ensu- ing month, and perhaps during the first two weeks of the month, A prominent member of the House had intended at the opening of the session this morning, to offer a resolution to rescind the 39th rule, the effect of which would have created far more excitement than the last movement of John Quincy Adams in rescinding the 25th. Assoon as it wasascertained, Gumerous members waited upon him, and implored hum to delay his proposition until after New Year’ day, as its effects would not strike that public at- tention during the present excitement of business. With much persuasion he assented, andthe 8%&h rule will still remain, agit has since the commence- ment of the session, a dead letter on the records of the House, as follows :— “While the #peaker is putin dressing the House, one shall w meee any question, or ad- out of or soross the nor, in such case, or when @ member is speok- ing, #hall entertain. private discourse ; nor while a mem- ber is speaking shall paes between him and the cbair.— Every member shall remain uncovered during the sea- sion of tue House. No member or other person shall visit or remain by the clerk’s table while the ayes and noes are calling, or ballots are counting,” Alter this rule 16 rescinded, as it probably will be, au amendment will be offered to the following ef feet: “During the time the Sncober: is putting a question, each and every member shall be allowed to stand on the floor, noless he is at his desk slapping it with franked documents in order to hasten one of the messen; across the floor, to aid in the general order of the ‘When a member is spenking, private discourse shall be considered in order, hat period is preferable, becau: no other member is then compelled te watch an opport nity to obtain the floor. Not less than tea, or more than. five members shall rise at opce to obtain the floor less number might cause P itiality’ in his decision, end a greater would require the assistance of four-eyed reflectin; eC tacles to dist nguish the members on his right and left. No member shall be required to occupy his own seat while he cai another vacant.” This eubstitute-will pass by nearly a unanimous vote, judging trom the opinions of members,as has been evinced since the opening of the Session. You will perceive by the ‘* iateresting” proceed- ings of the House, that the morning was nearly cousumed in a discussion whether Congress should employ an extra assistant clerk tor a few weeks to perforin the duties of one who is on the eve of the grave with consumption, produced by his ardoous labors in the services imposed on him—and whe- ther the public treasury would not be robbed and plundered, it this poor, sick, dying clerk was paid his salary for six weeks, while iA ‘was tottering to his last long hone, Prominent in favor of this im- portant measure of rewenchment and reform— (that occupied the time of 223 members of Con- grees for nearly one day, at au expense to the na- tion of $1784,) stood Cave Johuson, of Tennessee, a candivate ‘for Secretary of the "Treasury, an George 8. Houston, of Alabama, a candidate for re-election to the seat he now occupies. These reformers were defeated, however, aud the dying clerk will receive sufficient from his recent em- loyers to keep the vision of hope still beckoning hi im on till to-morrow. A psd was introduced to enquire into the expedie: ie Ate passing a law to prevent bet- ting on & achode for President and Congrees, which was nearly voted out of the Hall notwithstanding the Chaplain received his $6 per diem for 4 holy prayer against fraud, dishones- ty, aud corruption, delivered at the commence- meut of the day’s proceedings. A proposition was introduced by somebody call- ing upon the Mexicans to pay up their indemnity; but objections being urged against 18 recepuion as out of order, and a desire to debate it, aa it looked warlike, it was laid over. For a day’s‘deseripuon of proceedings smounting to nothing, see regular head of House oj u.epresentatives. i Tne Carrrox, Dec. 27, Wasuineton, Friday. A Snow Storm—Refusal of the Supreme Court in the Case of Gov. Dorr—Graduation of Price of Public Lands—Tixas and President Polk's Bro- thers. We have had another sputtering snow storm to-day, whicn melts almost as fast as it falls. As you will perceive by another letter, the Supreme Court have refused to allow a writ of error in the case of Gov. Dorr, for reasons there given. The howse was occupied the greater portion of the morning in the discussion of the bill graduating the sales of public lands, in proportion to the time they have been inthe market. It has assumed nearly a distinct party character, and will so be decided when the trol vote is taken. Mr. Ingersoll, the Chairmen of the Committee of Foreign Affuirs, in answer tota call trom Dr. Hammett, stated that he should be prepared to move en the annexation question on Monday next, when the resolutions previously presented by him will be so amended as to include the views Contained in the resolutions of Mr. Douglass, end ae part of Mr, Weller’s, re- lative to the division of the. territories and the boundary. As I have before informed you, these resolutions, so amended, will ea They are in accordance with the views of the President elect and all the western friends of Texas. Col. Wm. H. Poik, the brother of the President elect, arrived here from Tennessee last evenini and took Jodgings at Coleman’s popular hotel, where the President elect will also take rooms when he arrives iu this city Wasuineton, Dec. 27, 1844. Report of Decision of Supreme Court in the Case of Dorr, for a Habeas Corpus on a Writ of Error. Through the courtesy of Mr. Treadwell, enabled to (ranemit yeu the deci preme Court in the Dorr case, delivered this moruing by Justice McLean. We guess it earliest report of this decision furn'shed for cation. We imay here remark, that Mr. sists that the friends of Dorr cannot fail of eflectiog the ultimate liberation of the real Governor, by the voice of the people of Rhode Island, Exparte Application of T. W. Dorr for atwrit of Habeas Gorge —Thos W Dorr wosconvicted betore the Supreme Courtof Rhode Island, wt March term, 1844, of treason tthe State of Rhode Islund, and bentenced to the State Prison fur life. Aud it appears from the sffidavits ot Francis C, Treadwell, « couvseller at jaw of thie court, and others, that jal access to Dorr in his con- finement, to ascertain whether he desires a writ of error to remove the record of his conviction to this Court has been refused. On this ground the ebove Len eed has been made. Have the court KS to issue a of Habeas Corpus in this case? ‘This is @ prelimi ay question, acd must be firet. considered The original jwisdiction of this court is limited by the consti- (ujion to Cases affecting ambassador: pote public aparty. Ite we are on of the Su- minisiers, and consuls, and where # Sta ippeilative jurisdiction is regulated by re of Cong: Undee (ue common law it can exercwe no jurisdiction. As (bis case connot be brought under the head of original iction, if sustainable, it must be under the appel- late power. The 14h section of the Judiciary act ot 1780 provides that the cou i on Meigrer beware shall aon wer 10. in « facias, habeas corpus, and al bther wri jed for KA statute, which “for the exero; ond agreeable w. And that either of cy murpose of commitment. Provided, shall ip no case extend to I, color tikes authority of they are in custody under, or for trial before some the Mfr po States, o1 oo had Fegendeme 6-5 court of the same, or are necessary to ought betore the Court to testify.’ “Tatue ‘trial of Dorr it was insisted that the law of the State under whieh he was u- ted, was repagnant to the © on of the . And op this ground a writ of error is desired oder ° 26th section of the Judciery ect shove named; thar, oe the prayer forthia writ can only be made by Dorr, or by some one under his rity and as eccess to bim in prison is devied, it it iasisted that the writ to bring him Pefore the Court te the only means byiwhieh the Court can exorcive jurisdiction in his case by @ writ of error. — Kyen if this were admitted, yet the question recurs whether this Court has powerte «eve the writ to bring him before it, That it bas oo eoeh power under the com- mon law is clear. And its equally clear that the power nowhere exists, uniess it be found in the 14th section above cited. The power given to the Courtsin this rec. e writs of seire facias, ‘ko., as ree necessary to bebroughe into Court to’ Tid clear from the lai e of the section, that of it woul! seem unnecessary. They limit of but proviso are unambiguous, struct ind that they qualify and restrict the table. Ne a provisiens cf the section ix in - any other Court of the bye Jue ther of, can isave a jorpus to upa souer who in eno an c a ventence or execution of Hi Bes 2 Court ir purpose than to be used as a And waar the spbtse Ye und under civil for any ‘oth