The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1845, Page 3

sees £2,311 183) 3,303 18 2 PORT HOPE. 1844. + £70 00 = £900 00 60 00 900 00 £1,390 00 = 1,800 00 ‘The exports amountedj to about 59,000 bushels wheat, 10,000,foarrels flour, 4:00 do pork, 100 do potash, 100 do whiskey. DARLINGTON. 3. 1844. Incr. » £217 15 4 £1s7 54 0 0 this port fer the year, were : Lumber 250,000 feet ; Flour 6,927 bbls ; Oatmeal 203 bbls. ; Whis key 102 bbls. ; Pork 16 bbls. , Wheat 2,300 bushels, ‘The duties on goods imported from the United States to ‘indsor and Oshawa, amount this yeer to £753 9s. 5d. 1828 the only article exporied irom Windsor was 300 els of Wheat to Pert Hope ; and in 1843 the value of the exports was £45,246, This shows the rapid increase in the commerce of the ports of Canada situated on the great lokes, and gives us reason to hope that eventually the internal commerce carried on between the ports of the United States and Canada will be very extensive, and yield a very large revenue to both governments. The trade carried on through the lakes is principally confined to agricultural products, and shows the development of the resources of the section of country on those waters. The tolls of the Welland Canal for several years past have increased very rapidly. Wettann Canat—Amount or Tous. $9,728 1889 14,472 184) oo017,200 1844, 23, Since 1839 the receipts have doubled. Among the a:ti- clea transported by the Canal the past season were the following : Beef and Pork, barrels. . 1932. 1 shas Farmer’ Tr boo bee im 48 a3 8 50 do 810 35; 60 96% 100 do bis 36 1000 Kentichy 6's 325 Morris Canal 29 4000 beo 7325 do “bow 29. sooo fe ‘bo 73 28 5000 do 10000 do 5000 do 49000 IItinoig spel 2500 ‘Texas T'r notes 50 shas Vicksburg Bk 50 N Am Trust 25 Canton Co 8 lo bi0 43 50 do 4: 25 do 5 Aub & Roch RR 16744 100 Nor and Wore 50 Mohawk RR bi0 59 5 do Second Board. 0 fae Mohawk RR 59 50 shas Canton Co 150 Farmers’ Loan 36 New Stock “Dias ke ae ger) fs, 760 bidafo 96 ‘25shas N Am Trust Dl0afo 85% 25 Canton $000 1 so cM 10 has Vieksbung Bk © 4 do aha Vika ah $0 L Island BR Sh0 8. 5RE re geausseace Rd 225 Morris Canal ‘390 Farmers’ T'r 100 cy 25 do 79 c 100 Norand Wore 100 1 2% do % == do bI636 25 do Sauna or Stock: ALTIMORE, Dec. 38, $2000 Baltimore 6’, 102}; 1000 do 102}; 1000 do 102}; 2000 do 102}; 1100 do 1¢2 3-16; 2000 do 103}; 100 do 3 102}; 160 Baltimore and Ohio RRBk, 102; £260 Maryland atg, 66; 1 share Bk of Baltimore, 261; 10 Union Bk, 4; 14do, 6d, 634; 26 do, 5d, 63h. State of Trade. Asnes—Pots are very dull, and we must still quote $3.76a3 81}. Pearls are firm at $4a4 masiepeeoe yellow northern and western sells at wa Corrox—The demand to-day was quite linuted, and the sales only amount to 500 bales. Hay—Common qualities of North River bale are held at 50 a 65c; prime at 60c. Wnisxey—Drudge casks are in moderate demand at 24 cents. Western and prison barrels we quote at 244 a 25c. Cotton Trade. Considerable excitement exists in this market in rela- tion to the complexion of the next advices from Europe regarding this staple. The last accounts were so very unfavoral at we can hardly expect anything of an encouraging nature. Operators on this side are aware of the extent of the crop now coming forward and anticipate nothing but the prevalence of very reduced ates week cording to the late advices from Liv in that market appeared to be very gen thi "the Re yield of our new crop would be about two million five hundred thousand bales We think this estimate is rather under than over the rele picking, and have, no doubt, but that the crop will produce nearer twenty-seven hundred and fifty thousand bales, then anythirg below than qua tity. ih 1842, tive cupp yielded hearly twenty four dred thousand bales, since which we have had cultivat the usual increase of land, for two seasons. In 1843, Crop was 2,030,000 bales, with a more unfavorable seasoh, than previously known for years. ‘The crop of 1843, wil season like the one just past, would re amounted to more than 2,500,000 bales. There this year more acres of laud, with cotton, than ever be- fore, since the settlement of the country ; the season been very long and favorable, and without floods or fe et ‘The plant throughout the season has been healthy and every thing favoring fo oiary product has been realiz- ed. We are aware how It it is to form estimates and be nat rs are to be led into error from this prac. tice ,ut liberal estimates are safer than those pli un- der the probable production. Weannex a statement showing the movements of this staple this season: ports from U. 8. since Se ‘ same pel od last The Nog at this port since the Ist inst. have been 33,406 bales, Exports same time 14,314 bales. ‘Taken by spinners 15.800 bales. Taken on speculation 1,500 bales. Stock in city 28,000 bales. Amount or sele 5,000 bales Since the arrival of the Acadia with Liverpool dates to the 4th ult., this market has been very much depressed and prices have fallen off from one to three eighth o! a cent. It willbe perceived that there has beena very limited speculative demand in this market during the ast month. We annex quotations how current, remark- fo ing that throughout they range from } tod of a cent be- Jow tho: sage « f 1 Nu Dec. 21.—For the higher grades remain without material change, but for all desc: ns below Fair, we have found it necessary to reduce our quotations & quarter of a cent, and there =A do activity in the demand this reduction. A good ear ee parcels have been taken for our Norther few lots fcr both the North and South of Europe, but most of the business has been on account of English and French buyers. The sales for the week amount to 21,108 bales, of which 11,700 ‘we sold during th t three Quotations —Louisana and Mississippi—Inferior 3 2 34; Corn Trad All articles under this head hi ese hout the dedi iron 64 to wn from $4 56; wim Siete $4 68} to $4 75. ' 60 cents delivered ; Northern oats 32 a 38 cents; Rye sells at 67 cents ; wheat ranges from 90 to 100 cents. In Albany on ry th, the flour market was inactive; also the in market. At Buffalo oi the same day,a sale of Michigan flour was made at $3, re ar poten as fs i Ret sae owned ro un e ary convey in bushela wheat. Senter, 3 shite In the Chicago store houses at the last dates there were 130,000 bushels, ae onan rage 624 centa—there is storage reom for 500,000 bu: bg ty Nain the country the warehouses are filled with breadatuffs. In most places the prices are merely nominal. pits * buta foreign outlet will now prevent the rates from falling. Married, On Tuesday, Siat ult. by the R Thomas H. Taylor, Rector of Grace Church, Mr. Geonor F. H. Younas, to Mias Amevia L., daughter of the late Alexander Ogsbury, Esq. all of this city. On Monday evening. 30th ult. by the Rev. Mr. Lathrop, Mr. Samuen W. Canter, to. Miss Canonine Evins Str porn, allof this city. ‘On Monday, 30th wit, by the Rev. Mr. Bellows, Mr. Oris P. Tutte, of Boston, to Miss Lucimpa A., daughter of Cushing Nichols, Esq. of this city. Died, On Tuesday morning, 3let ult, of consumption, Many Ane Rran, aged 28 year th and 25 he relatives and rionda of the family are respectfully sequen to attend the funerel, this morning at 9 orclock, from the residence of her ister, 16 Moore street. Her remains will be teen to Ri — for interment. On the 97th ult. of a Jingering illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, Samex. Smite, atone cutter, son-in law to James Pettigrew, in the 924 by of his age. His remains were taken to Paterson, N. , for intermen' ‘On Tuesday, dist ult. after a ling ing ope Samurt Bensamiy Rupowrn, in the 44th ye ‘The relatives and friends of of the fai fy me o feepdotfulty invited to attend the funeral, bese onehded afternoon at 2 Fe a from his late reeid OG Philedelphie papers’ will please Mina Macatee Ne aa China vig 3 eae tee Mn Bruze di Blond Fale? Delica. vena RI Peirne sr tens lozwood 4 bales ja- tap, Uo © sae ‘do hee sion Aide sarusparlle Tease plants FA nchineal H Licomb Fg eget at Hosa stam FA Loh tk Howe er—$1467 P Harmony"s Nephews Lengel a uo i rik Lize (Hond Brig Patsey B Blount— - yrood 1 box specie 3 Labo Trabosise- i cerooustadgo't bor spots 2t laneo—7 cases Maitland & Comric—91 hides oauile eee: HERALD. p Masters and Agents. sua cepa af cho Red 1] ac ote ir ie nate ye aon of cast be ou Ships Columbia, Cole, Live: Myer London, “Grinnell Mincarn Boyd Hincke ‘A Hormona i a ieee y 7. Braith, Gakveatog sn Y mares Nee thas, Cay. r& Peck: August fran, St. Thomas, Nesmith & Walsh; Antarctic Beciarary) master, : Senin rt, “Bt. Cron a | rig, Sleeps, New rover, Potersbui johmonds' We" Mekee & Gos, Lourta: How Fiviede phi; EA. Btavens, Bags: Balimore:, Bergea, Cole, eterabury, Va, James Hunter & Co; Abbott Lawrence, Mee: ker, Boston, E83. Spraque—Bloop New York, Jones, New Arrived. iar a Foner ks Deuburst, 13 days from heoy # geen ssarith 1299 bis flour Suydam jo How lot beeswax ro order. sts, loa i Pa A Peummer, steering 8 W. ‘oat, from Mobile, with cotton, to E Potala, 1 12 days from New Orleans, ‘Haven. » one away es Bensess 44 days from Rio Janeiro, with 5311 bags C a Hckerail oe iH ; Rakion 36 days Krom Rio Grands, with 000 Moras BULL ides, Re ts Bt ening & Bon. ‘T H Adams Northrop, went ashore on the scot ie ance uvetios feet water je {her holde—She will be gold fra tride,”‘The Nammakuaca, Tucker ald for River Platte— 3 Biount, Malcolm, 17 da _ us ie, ta poy, Mp hela mn, ata v7 from Relise, Hon. 22 ined Wath Ee ort au Prise, with 3 aga coften os spicks . Hose. Captain Keyser diet om the 3a Dee. Who SW Shas Fete ataen Cans Rees aes oe Schr Velasco, Besley” 14 daye fromm Key West, with mse, to ena eee ‘Americans, , Schr The,dore Frelinghuysen, Bogert, from Norfolk, with coegn chr Charles, Ober fore Goongero th fi Charles, Ober, from Georgetown, with flour, Schr Ornca, ‘Meyers, 4 davs from Baltimore, with flour, to master. Below. ‘Ywo shipt, one’ barque and two brigs. Salilea. Ships Denmaak, Mobile; Gondola, Apalachicola, and others Correspondence of the Herald. : Rosalba, Sr. meas tanta tt in port— mpion, from, Monte und to York, putin in distress fo the! eth aes ane eek Contin ing oa the p fos oman examin: te ee roles ip jerrythen, Antigua, unc, undergoivg repairs, Sartedn ce here ceed burg, for NYork, Eustls, Wilmingeo rf Guad. next day Mi Maria, Bowen, for St Domingo, di . Nickerson, {3+ Boston, sld day before, and Ia cha Bs on Elizabeth, Lai Fhilad next dav. toi far pis NYorke for St. fro, we slog Cuts Cutwort a it Broa ith Dying act one ae kins, Baltimore, next day. Miscellaneous Record. Packet Suir Covumavs, for I. verpool, will sail to-morrow at 12 o’clogk Packer Smur Utica, for Havre, will be detained until Sa- turday, the 4th inst. Matt roe THe Pactric.—A Mail for the Pacific, via Pana, m2, will be made up at Gilpin’s Exchange Reading Rooms, and close on the 8th Jatuary. Warex of tHE Samuny INcHam—At 3 o'elock,A. M. Nov 12, saw a large sehooner ashore on the Dry Isaacs, to the south- ward of Smith ‘s laland, 20, minutes struck on the e:stward fof the sehr—hviled fen tedareeea bec chive f and for New York, with naval stores—at the 1s making a clear breach over her—heard the erew on tie fyesociilg Cntte ont terete Was going to Dies, “At4 jumped ‘over the the Shoal, and drifted cro Lynnhaven Roads, end rode out the ale—dur ‘morhing the sehr wea ae CHARLES KETCHUM, of Schr Brilliant. ‘The Licht Bos is at Quarantine, and not at her station as erroneously stat aterday. % Suir Conngtia, French which sailed fro Croix on the 25th N th abo Passen; after a pleasant passa the 3h t a Alstyne, of Alba said to the 7th day ‘Suu Bouts Mish $60 tous bar aad iron, to Da- Brooks & C from Cardiff on or about the 21th of from. Fears are entertained atelp La ‘ohare "founda tipage bore the names of Miles Nowlan, master; Amos D. WTestamaner, second do; Jacob it, Smith eat "Harding, Martin Bollea, Stephen Battice, seameu Ke John Roth, coo! eee’ Newnunryanr, Dec 29—Cld, Harbinger, Brownell, Atlantic as Ri "es i N Foo Shls wh S00 ‘ viata Cnet sarghom 0 soe i ay 4 Tobie es ah sn oe seh "or a ea ane fmm sth inte “sth, Mary’ Mitch S Nant, wi Laat Sand mi fla, ah fi Janeiro, brig Washington; fin Nvork for River Pints "Leteat Kio, Super, Gatel clit fet St Uber: Bindo, rotor, do for N Orleans »ceverpoat’ for dex Boreholm con, (adie: Ariosto, fin St Betersbo born: Wi allace, Bou for NY ork Eanomus, Mansfield, N York for NYoi St Cloud, Rio Grande ras Pant vba baer, cr abo Dandie, Baits Sierling, Lo elciare fe Verde lis, ty cy Hoe, Ww: ar is for san &e Marv, Walsh, CG st, Herbert, co for Orteans? 5 Kretien asc aimee for for ‘Africa; Bran mack, Pernambuco Drinkw: io Grande; 5 Alphonso, in} Paulso A bor a with. white ballin thee ol lee) Lt if in the by Theoup, of U ship Wa ‘Callao in Sept, 2600 J peu spoil. (rep June 9, 50) Lag A letter from Alexan Hi stra Apt 1th with ‘30 a for rw Cons ton, cheat donen boiat N om. Fasell Gk toe iNew Orleans Piy norr 25th inst. Bo ety foe ecg SE from New Orienns for Liverpocl—by same. ina, Boston for Rio Jauelro, Nov 11, Tat 20 23, lon 39 f0—by O it this port. ee white signal, 9th Nov. off Cape me brie stand standing E., with Parker'dfsignals, Dec 10, lat 14 30, lon BC Sheppard, 8 days from New Orleans for Liverpool, 20th inst, off Carnavoral Foreign Ports. CRUt, Deg 12--Bd, Alice Jane, (Br) for Laguna; En 3 Anion, (Be) ‘do do—In port, Ann Louisa, dis, for None onthe suck “Macao Aue 9.— Are Montilla, MeMichsel, 88 days from Ne York, Passen icKeever and Commancer agne, of the Unites phia—by the Lf ordi BER Vue ‘pe “Cae wll ing Brot NY ior Boston, ald ath, Aalsny N 5 ‘ahd * Masters, NYork; 20th, sive, Dec. 27 —At Abies El ips, Bal our. psiaha a ar saci 7 eres ' % nO Airer vessel. Spoke ‘fist inst. lat 37 26 Ny fone tow: ue Juniata, Blanch Portland. fo "Apalachicola; 20 N, Jon a, w anchester, Si aa henee for Mo is0 arr, Benj Rush, Young, South Ami graph ne rom, Li Hens Wo aa : Porto ico, Pie » ae Pati Esiaipe, Dosaer Charles aot tri, Nickerson, Adlantic, eet swe at this port since our last. vroR Kes emacneens = po Jie. Gjpby, Phtadelohia, vin A se. ecard, » CI ‘ Hf Kor , oman, Norf iat og Washingt ston aN NYork; Weg ts Ri Alms, Heng Be or scr. nada eiheistens Dec %7—Arr willing ot) i Hlevane 'hacanes Oia N Ror rh, rire Paie Berane Ady Wang shay New Haven, ‘De ‘Robert B Glover, famuel wel Er ad eee Sephon, Philadel hin su o 'y) LAD fare. Pare gs hanna, Livery. oly Nov “off Nantaclet, no dnte, su 8 Sirah 4 totheeastward, showing @ al wath a cron Oe a re i Nes ‘a rt pick mae ie lew Work hese Brown, ¢kerson, roan sche Hornet. ston; Je W erick Sunith ee A UTIMOR Dea noth em ligent, Tannell, do. atrobe, “Allen, Gabveston; mp Victor farsaw, Hawhi empor Wales: John H mn Mite Dental Waker theiet cached ani el T, rf. tom Matanays aa he Nema Bae Se sail hs ltimore,. Sid Jobu'Berog Michaels "se ia ic a Weck Arisacmigota, Dee d1—C4, Tusk Bit Hota aes i. 4 By Last Saiaae Southern Mail. Banvnoun, Des. aia Awe Saldana, Lg | ro Rio hy Le ryt hectghne, 2B: laria, Latourette, do 5; ia leap Dee. 30.—Ai Jen Ti i iin Yo Ballon; Baer Deinill, Lewis, Providen Rio de Janerio—sld N antl Witham, .Ma Lk, Dec 23.—Cl'd, H Cig sre iA hu atas, 20 dain Nor, COMMERCIAL, NEWS w& READING ROOMS, th THE commopious amp AND VERANDAH feds Al ithe Heras MENT i lier. os Mechenies end cihersof den ari 18 ies, 80 minently actus affording great fe soe LN strangers generally visiting jodical Literatare. a be regularly ‘ial otitis ir citizens Barticularty, ‘undermentioned eri cipal Cor road, w Darcenent shalt shal bestretly tienda ap. Law, Medion ote object of the establ amount of Comme obs directly from the CS d Clearances, with ths fullest par etc. ', Tobacco, Raf mere Pro» duce, a tiss, will be: reguiasy oa separate which will be be of great advantage for “Phe Forwarding Leteer 01 tirel Subscribers to the establishment wils have ir vessel and steamer leaving the city. will be six and a quarter cents for letter. ‘The establishment will be opened as an EXCHANG: sabecribers, ie 12 till 2 o’elock, P. Lolbeley will be placed in Board, a Commercial Report of She Sales’ of the dy cllected by a most efficient Commercial K id ted he Sales of Stocks, ete., ete ment will be open for Excrange Purposes, les of the day. tiggir of 7 meieeese ) “HE subscriber offers to publ for warded b non-subseribers the el with en additional n will be pat ibseriber will be laglny to, and com- Ppscicalies the Ponty re of the proprie- 7 at n proportionate Fate. ine pubeecives poo ed himself to exert his best ene: tablishment every way useful, and of the veoience to those who may Bee New Orleans,January 1, 1815 DAGU Be BE GE RAL [SHMENT, ANGE BLURS, ABU IS beg leave to inform the Dagu ve seneldecaniy culargnd there connec- sions, rect bens hey ave alao made eben to be Peg ie ange Camere counatn of tare ‘different sftes, the ar) Bee of best order. all sizes, the best Polishing over, gihe: article ased for the, Dagerrot long connection with the Dagu ir suceess in taking pictures, ina} ion aud reliance. articles from amy part of yon & prompt and satisfactory exerutior ash. Prices Syyeat an H. & F LANGENKEI wade! A KARE CHANCE, ‘OR a Man with Five Hundred Dollars, ready cash.—For sale, a Bowling Saloon, with stock and fi: a business that pays from twelve to fifteen dol lars per week, clear . (board ii led,) and. with an incressing custom. an oppo:tunity to ayeteoee in ‘the’ business, i the Present owner lea paycheeer that Bae E My yg OF THE SEASON ADES, la'e 15 Hicks st—T.8. STOOKES ‘iends and patrons oe he w: orner of Hicks and where he hopes thoy will Kener ments to be had at all hours. papers always ou the tab TO » ERCHANTS eee OTHERS Wiio TRADE establishment at th: ing through the ld rela (ita nedsiae Temuneration, to dist of merenay « aud others, ‘who wish to Collect debts, or CUAL. OUNT SAVAGE FAWN ASH COAL—Now dis: hr Chief, foot of King street, a cargo of Coal i the Cumberland equal, if not super: ‘oal, Orders: sent to the ayaa de bal Mr. OSTROM, 118 King ded ue Tac KSON, 177 Preah region, which, for Ni oT Tey ena Waitichy, Meaty, we and 98, 29, 30 and a ‘Rice, cipal American and European Periodicals, Ali the Cheap Books received as soon as published. the D. « ee 203} a Single Y M: V“anovsdas so the Hotel =u LF fey in this c ys fore the 21st of January next. {WINE AND SHOE THREAD. fa aud 9616, Lair 4 Twine. 2 ead Couon sent WRAPPING we MANGERE: *PURERS’ ' SHOE THREAD or eves pone A my ony ie Tiley, PHGENIX a PFE AND SPICE MILLS, 86 Elizabeth Stree! rere ad and Grand Sa iE bcos aged would ene a and tor Se calgat the lowest city free of charge. GE G. MESSER VF. " KR yy conte, Pal red Ry anes tensive haa . ences oy ae FRENCH CHINA. Aa | “STR EET, oor ead and ‘Agect for Manufaer i tale KEMO MO. 66 Li jieh Decorated Dinner Sets. fare, Greok, ¥rench and Ameries® articles are wartamted of the best eality, end to be beral terres. wed iw ove 19 eniciperebusers ‘0 THE DAGUERKRIAN ARTISTS. ys reecriveD from Paris, by packet ship Fvancis the vee ses OSs large size, (star brand.) 8 ‘erm fd ine: 00 French Dagnerreoty! neal ROUT, And for rail aes oe tase st. 8% Imre CANDIES at one Best as- sorte si tment of Su at equally low fied on: ‘3 AND INTER- Ld fay feat Ss Benge QE—Land- mediately on the arrival oft ply on board orto PC. SHULTZ, Slt % FN Mee y PraRb ire ‘arerooms: > rth from New er. Consignees Wi will ‘oleae tte eames eh: PS sett SALES 1S & Ri BLING, neers. INST RAS OWES Haran ‘ke,, on Friv An pe My et ia he he No. gat ceed ew econ atin ply ar other tarps ‘ » Ghai ‘Marble ckClins and Gi Glass rar itt dl Me of itchen Utensils, Jal a0 re rate i tment faa shietkemeseh eee PE hen at IE AE eS LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY 6; cING BECH Novel gud Amanita eee BAT of the Aearonsat tse NEW | Gat me: Nos 119 Fo}ton, and 13g Aun arcu on M farsooer esa och, and overy da wg during. the the week vat Send 8 o'clock, PML. lovers ot the “Fancy” are pecially informed jhe mniager of the above M ell convinced dous strides. made i hoe ro cient in "The an en ihe flo y aalmis naw em ih hinibr Sack Bova, with ajo Gr words, the most inti ei Homkay i through his pe dgetal “kt ull intone that at the above ho ig. the ‘Spanish ua Diabolo, the Great aig oh al eaicd ‘splendid Arena, prepared for combat. uring which tcene the docirine hitherto consi fabulous, ¢ an animal stan ye xtreme end. of his tail to do battle, will bs bs fully show i ‘os. a the satisfactice of all, The ft has effect meat at an enormous ex- pense, pe een Tooke for ‘the patronage of all whig know wo ee true and novel talent. ¢) OE, C ‘ae ae BOrpArE LS, ILLUs i| fh BOOK ISL LES ad ER’ BOOKS, ks le for Holiday Wat nt + 80k he 14 thew era bee 1 edit “Pie Biblovr tn ependid emblomatic moroces fora New Year's uift. Anauale jldren, and anus Assortment of ‘ll kinds executed with the utmost neat nasa, Sazoplen 0 ‘the different styles can be aeeu at the store. were Bien Jue Fay re Soll ee ee Bi Ke, would do well bs ‘the Be ety." al ry mat erreur Meee v8 ograving and hmenty 338 ei ae door to the Tal ace Im*rre S| See TSTNTS AND NEW TELE PATRNEWE SAORI ENT OF OF GROC fates, WHOLESALE AND RETAL AT SCOTT'S, 76 NASSAU ST RiCKT. pection the bese assortment © “of Groceries, Wines, to the sea- son, of any exablishment ia the Sujerir” ‘can, Coflees, Sugars, mumpaune and randy, Old Jamaica Rum, eee toHland Gia eaten and Irie Whi ey, Brown Stoa Mdinburgh Ale, and Fruits, fresh and rich, by the tions. JOHN 8, SC Wholesale and Retail fy tare: — rom Keepers, who buy for ‘cag will rate it to their adv Sipe thts carahllsonest nent. to any city, free of expense The Scotch and Irish W ana no mistake. a7 SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS. THE SUBSCRIBERS — now landing from the ship haat & ueen of the West,” Tichest and most unique assort- CENTRE a A to LK evet exhibited in this count 1 Views of ancient bu » Colloseum | at Rome, St Peter’s ed Melrose igh Cos un Abbey, &e. ‘Kke., painted by arti ts of known celebrity in Europe, and worthy of the parclosier notice of the public. cox, J 425 toJ1*1¢ 349 Broadway, acieeph iat st. SEAUTIFUL As AND NEW EAR’S PRESENT: Ss MINIATURES of JAMES K. POLK, Kooms, 561 ‘Broatway be ven pe . . ager ri eet the most spleddi wpe gees 8 all siaes a8 well as family groupe Stall hours of the day HO LADAY PRESENTS. SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE FEET, d Premjam Brush Door Mats, the most use—likewise, its unrivalled powers of clean: guch as cannot be surpassed. Gents, you will please your Hades above aticle—save gear _cathets fed ore Warranted to last 10 or and retain its BARNES ie Me BACHNIg, Maunfacturers, pti st. B, Windle &Co., 56 Maiden Lai . wane pas Store, 447 Brondway. BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AT DUNIGAN’S CHEAP BOOK STORE. 151 Fulton street, PROPRIATE FOR THE SEASON, iy he ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ANNU} ‘ERY Vaniety; STANDARD Mis- NF, found especially deserv Lic—most of them o o is Own supervision. d MiuM at the last Annual Fair of natitute, as be- Best Seec VINGw w IntuerRateD Famity Biais—publi 10N or tHE Rr. Rev’p Bisnor Huan ae Records, and illustrations on yr TURKEY Manocco, WITH Heav'd rou Cuases nai of his Ursuline Manual, Flowers of Prayer mocks with elegant engravings in the chand chaste atyle. Prepared expressly for Bonk olidays oak ig, very elegant, unique, ane yalnable oe lowest prices, for cash. DWAR: 434 3tis® ere Dat ‘alton street = wots FOR pee ae AS FANY, YOUNG & ELLIS NNOUNCE to wholesale and retail purehavers that the; lo Tate arrivals 82 Cases the se ot ean 8, comprising an assortment even larger, more complete than that of the last season ‘As their first determination has akw of the very best possible quality most select styles; they are to receive the credit they di desire to merit—of selling ss yet the distinguished and increasing patrow: ‘assures them that most purchasers of articles of Paste af re iste their determination, and they are confident that an examination comparison of goods and prices will moral k in convincing all they procure a more e er, and more perfectly ished article without any increase of price. 259 and 260 road wi IL is til rre E EGANT ARTICLES FOR PRESENT: 7 an inspection of our receat importations, ia part the Following. French Cs at ‘arn, ot over 200 ino Poreelain, Bronze, Antique, Ormoula, Chandeliers, of Porcel: mand Bronze. Candelabras and Bras hemine, Bropze and Gilt. Lustres, for Lamps aud Candles, uew styles. oa Porcelain Shades, of one piece, with exquisite land reagh Colored do, ft livraren, to wench Colore or Librs Paper Shades, a splendid French Fancy Boxes, beautiful assortment, thirty different kinds of newest and most beauti A. DIACON & E. D. mwe msde: | ag ips, Lustres, Brackets, &e, rarnished fi ton Parties. todtinem NEW YEAR’S CAKE, IN ALL ITS VARIETIES. FAS abo f atout furnishing their Cake for the New Year, or arties, are invited to call and iuapect the ditterent. kinds’ on hand at the Old Bakery, No. 40 Lispenard mit fs orde: aeeey. Suended to. 08 frome the country pe will be boxedup in the most earefal manner possible. O_PERSON HAVING APPLIED FOR THE TK WARD OF $10,000 OFFERED BY WLES, fren parcheve, of rich. Fane P God ver plated and ressing Cases, Tea Children’s Mugs, (a pretty article,) Ac- ea Sets, Tetea-tete Sets, with exery variety oF Toye’ al “Si a at Auction. HARDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &e, CASKS Bright Trace C 190 do Full Size Carolina Hoes, all sizes.; Hooks and Hinges. Patent Knob Locks. wiry Combs. mm and Pamce pan MEN NAND © OTHERS desirous of Lagrageier 3 for rwers’ Gra the season or otherwise. a to call at the store Of Messrs. COLGAN & PET RIE, vet, or atthe office of the Croton Foun: brewery, The Yeast of the Brewery will be sol the store, At James street. eh WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. & $3, 8. ROCK WELL~—removed from No.9 sine Bouse, + to No. 413 Broadway, a few door th of very fine Gold and Silver Watches, ey are offering at prices so low $s to mate egal worth plat. gwelrs'eud "Bilver Ware ta, greet vate of every boeciacien carefully mesial "et SCARFS A) CHARLES i TC H, 97 William Street, EAS Jere ceived sn dediamsoriment of Goth lemen’s Searfs 7a en Cae praarercs ape a Also a full assortment o loves, Sn ,, Dress ing Gowns, may Made Eimear: Opera Neck ‘ia Be ec iach ihliaeeliliptpneatcetnimteae ee nae —Mr. A dhe Professor of Musie, No. 55 i ‘alker, will go tothe residence of moderate bee ) the Gaitar and ‘rombone Comopean. Music it bands, and Piano fortes correctly giveo on application. d21im*m 10, REWARD—The above reward will pe pai toany poroe wine brows thas subscriber La ‘oprietor does not condone hie old an ts from Houston st. He he artetion sales a me = RSs ns Sa he a BOWLES N house and General d20¢j1 ise i Sti jon Gooae Store, 605 Brondway ONLY ONE DOLLAR INCLUDINGCASE OR FRAME, LA way, ove BAZAAR, 149 Broad corner of Li! CHRISTMAS AND Ne me Py irene fOTYPR, M*s H. SHANKLAND, D ag oak = g iapecgtelly infor gentlemen Daguerreotype, heat case or fraine, one mole a good a any ean cervity wha NATIONAL res he has a splendid ile bu fan tA Read aAmuset a cents per Soc baaiel ‘coves regurd ta lenener and eapetert anal ih he he has combined economy the followin ‘A room for one night, 25c,; for one wee ‘ments on the shores Th ke parte of all tienee ae 0 ai one, 8 oat who wont feo te: the house te closed will ring the hall bell. 9 tw A R, 149 Broadway, corner of Liberty reet ADIES and Gentlemen wil fing this estal ay A the sie AMUSEMENTS ‘Hi Ev ENING a tei il It be i okg iti aa NWwetl corge Barnwell Mr Dyotte Mille Fo jaa oy ie BA’ TTLE OF AUSTERLITZ, or Love Ni ; Maret, Mr WB City pee ee eee ee io conclude itn « MAS CAROLS: M chi endl ‘chose of Old Mane. rb wit a DMITTANCE.—Boxes, iat Tier 79 cents ocond ‘There 40 ceuts—Pit 50 ceuts—Gallery % cents ane “po wopn PARK THEATRE APTLE, OF AUSDARULEZ 9 wil be Pesseuted roby to Mg dA on Jean Phillipe Rowe, Mr Barry; ‘Atier_ whi ich MURDER" tN Ti Mr Chippendate Pythagoras 8; wears MAB CARROL THA Wal Unions Spirit, Christmas Post Bios ohare tei m O's “GW YORK OPERA HOUSE WEDNESUVAY EVE! amen 1—19th =I Cab poe of (peed of wed bas besa ua i, Sig. ro RF can ai and, Farquetta, 1; Second Tier 50 cts syns ne eanenaes ned Stamn 84 +4 pen formance to o'clock. Libmt toe Hugi Italian cau be hi at the day, SE SEMIRAMIDE, with additional Chorusses, Or- eat \d Dresses, Shas Military, Baad. eatire"uew Scenery and Dresses, with athe Dave of performance e hereatver will be Tuesdays, Thar CiRCUS—! ERY. Harry NEW TEAR -THREK, PERFORMANCES!! t 2 Even SPLENDID VARIETS OF HORSEMAN SAL. aan and Mons: CASSIMIN, the Dram Ma of france ok eta aa Cay nading a Boutiiion Boxes 25 ets.; ets, Children admitted to the Boxes, in the day tims, at half price. Jal it*re BURTON'S THEATRE, np ARGR a VEN PHILADELPHIA ee 845, Sail be 3 er a Burke; ‘Trevanuion, "se tas Ate UIN'S F 3 | guise pesrivA omar OLE B oL L fg JN Compliance with the requests of many kind friends, re a !y announces Ne rgd been induced to defer his fora few have the houov to BRIELLE CONCERT af the Tabernacles on ao Eeenine, the 6th January, To. conclude. ie “the mene Bh ag ae eve ig TM re advertisements. Lire Mipane ARNOULT will e the honor to give a Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert on the 1th of Jann- ary. Fall particulars hereafter. jal 1t®re Hk ORPHEAN CONGERT. 3 . in connection with MR. FRANCIS H. BROWN, of this city, will give their t Concert ou Friday, Evening, January” 3d, at the Sociely The doors will be open at 634 o’elock—Concert to commence at 73 o'clock. ‘Tickets $0 cents, to be cbtained at ths principal Music Stores, the Astor House, and at the door. Se cee a THE LARGEST ATTRACTION IN THIS CITY. GREAT AND UNPRECE. ENTED NOVELTY!! THE LARGEST HORSE IN THE KNOWN WORLD. The Mammoth Horse “EMPIRE,” who stands 20 ids high, weighs 2,000 Ibs , and can trot a mile in 4 showin toxerher with the full blood- Stud “SELIM"at the “New York Tat in Broadway, near Grand st. Admi ‘hibition of the above Horses wilt commence this (Tues day) Storming. Dec. 31st, aud close positively on the evening of tagday, Janiiary ith Hours of exhibition from DMUND JONES, Propri it 3t*in GRAND ETHIOPIAN OPERA, At Clinton Hall, corner of Beekman and Nassau sts. = OLE BULL AND THE ORIGINAL CONGO ODISTS respectfullv announce to the citizens of New ve a Grand Concert at Clinton Hall, comer id, Nassau sis., for three nights only. ‘This com- pany consists of Five ‘Talented Musicians, aud from the im- mense success which has attended them, wherever they have ap= peared, they are confident in promising their auditors. the moat imable, a8 well as scientific entertainment, that ever they hovix only ten years old is admitted to be age in the worl q rt ie of performance each evening — Tickets, 25 cent For sale at the Astor House, and at the door. To commence at73¢ o'clock. Afternoon performance com: menees at 3 0’cl On New Year’s Day there will be a performance be the after noon at 3 o’clock. 20 rh MR. DEMPSTER’S FOURTH AND vast PURICA AL, EEN PERT. ‘AINMENT IN SCOTTISH SONG, ‘WIL be Given at the Soclety Library, On Thursday Evening, January 2d, (COMMENCING AT HALP Past sxvEN O'CLOCK.) PART 1. Contiunation on Robert Bur aud, his sid nok ne the loam pelliane escepcoar in taekheaeoes his day darkens and Wraws toa premature and nnhavpy lose—further remarks om the character of his scngs. The he tendemiess and devotion of woman's eof the most important fea noticed aud e plained hei pe effects—history of Buray’ early love—Mary Campbel her fife and premature ‘dexth-maecount of their last jaterview— So ighland Mary" the effects of her death upon the ‘ode to “Mary in Heaven.” More of the inter ties of the Scottish melodies exemplified. ie coming,” and “Thou has left me ever Jeamie” ¢ Songs of Burns—powers of satire, de The Courtship of Duncan Grays SDanean Gray,” Exclusively Modern Poetry-—Musie of this part by Mr. Demp- ster, Some account ofthe life of James Hong, otherwise culled the (eturtek, Shepherd his education. he.—=his songt—addi ra of tie Wittemesa Acesuat oF Shy Lay ka ahiere fund thete Tbitetheir be-atful, matin soug, fo'e hit fess "—Remaike on the poet, Charles Swag -the uatnrelof his subjects, song, fee rue Friendship, Let us Love One Auother.” Character «f the next se f: Can Lorget to Love thee?” Love of Conntey: Reng of Wanderer. “Ihave left my Native Mountains.” National Song—the war of . ludepeudence—Character, bravery, and “Death of Warren.” Tirkets $0 ceutsto be had at the door, where books of ‘he Words of the Sougs and Programmes may be ha Jal ttre FASHIONABLE eae MONS. GABRIEL DE KORPONAY 0 the Ladies and Gentlemen of New he has arrived for the purpose of oe Sen epee peatous Khas lay (Ean Boston, Sariopa ad New: port, yeaah his style oral warmest admiration of the public, tnd ‘dl poroval of, the fashionable ‘commmanity.— Mous, K. well. My ay |ADAME KOR! AL instruction willbe given ih the Hretehy Ger yi Rooms are ont ‘at 25 Park Place, —stric reef goot sad ryote fas at Lebien tad Gertie hey ‘and the the new les the ha fashionable circles of Lou ri PE EMelve lessous, except the Mazourka. ‘All others in twenty: Rc farther aie inquire of MONS. KORPONAY, at lass Lessons from 10 to 12, A. M., 12t01, and 02, F ang from 620 7 in th aysiu, lessous, $6—twelve Ls 5 y Private Letsous—six leesons, $8: twelve lessouse $12; quar- MAM eer ho hours will be devoted to Public Institutes, Acad- emies, ke. MUSIC. F GERMAN COTILLION re pl Os A cogehys Bri ‘A ton and Fort Hamilton,) would res) form public that they are ‘s red topiary at Fivate "Balle and Par ties, the celebra Cotillions, Waltzes. ae of Lanner, Kranes, Labitaky, J ke , he Bead con: sists of fre Safeeslscrommmeto, with sraaer grand OH Cictaye “Gothic. Double Acti larp Accompaniment;— mus Le, Piano Forte alone when required. 1. MUNCK, 26 reet, ‘Teacher of Harp, Piano Forte, &e. Also, J. HE ILRENAUT TE It, No. 255 Ventre street. 29 Lm? im M i ay VA ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 406 BROADWAY, NEAR WALKER. WE PROPRIETORS of tho abate shite room hate, at immense expense, completed the most elegant and com- modious BALL OR ag tng ROOM in the city, and respectfully invite for it the attention of the ie. Its Toe tion pine faa caanel art of Broadway, peeu- ly adapts it for ¢ he. purposes ntended, and the interior ar- Tangements have been made entirely with the view of promoting the comfort and convenience, ft the visiters. THE SALOON is eapable of seating one thousand persons. The decorations are of the most chase description, being in Signor Capelli’s roe style. A series of classic statuary, hive also been provi the studio of Mr. Besham. ‘Theroom, when brilliantly, lighted by three costly chandeliers, presents acoup d’ail unequalled by auy other establishment in the city. ‘A spacious Supper Room, Dressing Rooms, &e. kc, have us rendering the Minerva Rooms the most de- for Concerts, Assemblies, &e. ars may be had by application to Mr. Hatehings ry and other companies desirous of giving din- find at these Rooms every convenience for getting the most elegant and commodious style. QUADRILLE BAN LLS AND PARTIES shortest, joties, by. T WORTH, 1501 Ba WHITWOITH: 209 ny TH OR & MONS! GABRIEL DE KORPONAY, ENEFIT OF THE DEAR AND DUM E BLIND AS¥ LUMS.—Monpay, Jan. 6, 1803. tor of the Alhamra has Uye honor to anjounce to the t, being about ilding and decorating tanner, (or the purpose of Balls, ‘will, with the assistance of Mons orig a ahd refund hi price for that Parpose,) uiven Grand Opening Ball an the 27th | bore announend, On thie ocpazion wil ber introda Polka Da aril ie ‘Dear Pas, Oallonaden Ke, Q ay an best and mee “shionable circle in ctton of Mr. ol rein including Sup, and I" Refreshin iments, $5,00, gamitting Ge Gentleman and two lies—to be had at the Al- gt Mons. Korponay, and at the principal ery?) and lusic Stores. deb CENTRAL GUARD. HE ANNUAL BALL of this Company will be held at the Al looms, on Janmary 8, 1845 Wallace’ celebrated Cotillion. Band ‘The New ork Brass Band has kindly volunteered to perform during the rening a pew Guick Step, composed and dedvented to the corps 4, conductor of the Band, ‘Tickets $1, to w tad La any of o the he Committee : faward Grab, Samuel 8, Conklin, vid Sherwood, Wm. G, Egbert, Washingtou Fisk, Michael Newton, Peter Curren, Wiltiom, Mansfield, ROBERT GAMBLE, Chairman. ORLANDO GRAY, Boceoiary aan 3 J37 athe 7 athee ASHIONABL JEWELRY —Comprising 9 large assort- F ment, for New Year’ pL Gold and ‘silver Vatches, at the very lowest prices, at GORGE OGERS’ well knowa establishment, 3 Chambers st hatham, Je also rem the publi at ll continues to take in exchange, or purchase, on the most Weal terms, Old Jewel Wateh ‘oins, Diamonds Stones of all kinds, Antique Carvings, Old Oil Paintings and Cari: tien 0 of ROGE ‘ae iP tio. 31 Sem 3 Chambers st., near Senn Ryerson, Serene BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. SSS Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald } Wasuine ron, Dec. 29th, 1844. The New Administration—Col. Polk on the Tariff— Cal. houn’s Vision—Tixae and Annexation—Collectors and Postmasters—Union of the Globe, Madisonian, and Spec - tator—Blair’s Prospect— Orestes’. Brownson—The Pri ~ vate Secretary of the President elect, and sundry other matters of interest. My Dear Sir :— Information of a most positive character, which has recently been placed in my pos- session, enables me to forward fyou to-day some matters of a highly interesting character in refe- rence tothe further movements of the new admi- nistration, which you are at liberty to present to the readers of the Herald, and which are gathered from sources of the most substantial credit. From lettersreceived {ately inthis city, and from information direct from Tennessee—there exists no doubt that Mr. Polk will disappoint both parties, agreeably, in the’course he purposes to take touch- ing the tariffquestion. Much importance hus been attached to the assertion that the views of Col. Polk on this subject would operate injuriously to the northern interests, and amongst other offences he has been Coed charged with being a “free trade man.” Now, the facts are these—as a Ten- nesseian, Col. Polk’s opinions have savored some- what ot ‘this, pat AR may rest assured that in his position as Chief Magistrate of the nation, those views will never be brought in conflict with the best interests of the whole people ; and though he will probably, at the outset,recommend a modifica- tion in the tariff lawe—yet he will be disposed tosign any tariff bill which Congress may pass—acknow- ledging thereby the rights of the whole Union, as represented by the National Legislature, to frame such a law as will operate equally i in all portio 1 the country. These ‘ carpers” have yet to le: thata citizen of Tennessee, and a President of the United States are decidedly different matters. I mention this fact in advance, knowing, asI do, that the President elect entertains ne desire whatever to propose any measure which may not result in eventual benefit to the people at large; a fact which his enemies will be compelled to admit hereafter. The peculiar situation of the present Secretary of State, Hon. John C. Calhoun, and the influence which, latterly, has been springing up around bim, has. had the effect of opening his eyes to his rea position, and he will Soyenceeelay profit by cer- tain discoveries he has recently made, in reterence to the disinterested course of some of h pretended friends. A class of milk-and-water politicians have for years been clinging to his skirts, and lauding John C. Calhoun to the third heavens, as the op- portunity presented, whenever they were sure it would do him no sort of good. In return for this “damaing him with faint praise,” they have hung around him, since he took the office of Secretai of State, and craved “ his influence” for their a: vancement. Some. (indeed, many of these) have prospered temporarily in their suit, and while the course of the noble southron has been onward and upward, they have most Roney adhered to his rising fortunes. Buta cloud has been thickening for months in the political horizon, and these fair- weather birds arejinclined toskulk from the storm. But Calhoun is not so easily deceived, and it is pretty plain that his mind is made up to the fact that he must burst the bond which unites him to ‘Cold hunkerism”—or these millstones will inevi- tably draw him, with themselves, to the bottom. They have followed in his wake, like ‘ the shark behind the whaler,” but h will shuffle them off, in good tirae—be certain cf it. Among these. sup- porters (heaven save the mark!) has been the Rev. Orestes A. Brownson, of Massachusetts, who has bawled “loud and long” for “South Carolina’s tavored son”; but whose notions of democracy and popular rights are altogether behind the preeent age. Brownson has proved himself a transcen- dentalist in politics, though his doctrines have not roved so deep as to effect a certain object he has for some time had in view. Brownson has calibre, but his star is rapidly declining. Orders were for- warded by Calhoun’s clerk to the publishers of Brownson’s Review last week, to discontinue that jovrnal, which has been sent to the Honorable Se- cretary of State, since its commencement. Th. little affair, through trifling in itself, is a sort beginning. Straws, you know, show ‘the direction ef the wind. In reference to the annexation of Texas, I doubt much if any of the numerous bills now under con- sideration will be passed by the present Congrere, and there is every probability that Mr. Weller’s proposition will come nearest to that which will eventually be acted upon. The feeling which ex- ists among the friends of Benton, and the natural opposition which annexation Teceives from the Whigs, will prevent any tinal action on the sub- ject, 1 toary tor the preeest, But it must come, at fast, and pe of the measure must triumph. A Se ae! speculations have been in- dulged in by the lettere-writers from this city, and thir correspondence is filled with prognostications of what will and what will not happen. [ propose to cffer you a para- graph on this point, and you will find hereafter that there are “more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in the philosophy” of certai persons who shail be nameless. Among the prom nent appointments which have been made by Pres dent Tyler,and which are already confirmed by the Senate, there is no question,many will remain un- disturbed by Mr. Polk. Among these Gen. Mar- rot, of Baltimore, who is a strong man,and whose appointment has proven a very popular one with the Democratic party in that region. He will, without doubt, be retained. Mr. Blythe, ‘the Collector in Phi lelphia, has done as much, probably, as any man in his | party towards the alsstion of Col. Polk. He is a promi- nent politician, and is surrounded by a host of de- voted friends. His position is looked upon as per- fectly. safe with the new administration. Gov. Van Ness, your popular Collector in New York, who hes so recently been confirmed by the unani- mous voice of the Senate, will “hold over,” of course. There has not been, nor will there be, any opposition here, which can disturb him at present and I opine that his excellent business talents, an high reputation willsecure him his tion. Col. Graham’s services as Postmaster of New York city, will be dispensed with, just as soon as may be— and, as this 18 an important post, you need not be surprised if the removal of Col. Graham should be one of the first on the list. Alderman E. F. Purdy wiil, most probably receive the a ointment of Postmaster in New York. The Col- ioral of Boston, Leonard Willi will scarcely hold his place after March. His course has been unsatiafactory, and his removal of democrats and appointment of whiga, in the Custom House there, has injured him, Besides, he is but little known, and @ post/so important as this must be filled by some one who cas command influence. Greene, the postmaster there, will of course re- main in statw guo—there is no particular objection to him or his democracy. In reterence to the new Cabinet you may rest satisfied (as 1 informed you originally,) that Romulus M. Mees for the Post Office Department, Robert J ‘Walker, for State, George Bancroft, for the ‘ohesere. and Gen. Armstrong, for War, 1s as certain as anything in the future can be. The claims of these gentle- men are indisputable, and they will go 10 “by gen- eral consent.”” Inow proceed to matters which will be new to you. A rumorhas been going the rounds for some weeks past that the friends of Polk had offered to purchase the “* Madisonian” newspaper establish- ment. This is only a part of the story. . It is pr ty well understood here (and the above remor is based on this fact,) that a union is to be effected between the Globe, the Madisonian, and the Spectator, and from thisunion will arise the gov- ernment organ, that isto be. 1s isalso understood (not rumored,) that Tom 6 now of the Rich- mond Enquirer, or E. H. F. ne, (formerly M.C. trom Mississippi,) wilkee invited to take charge of it, editori: Wy. Such an arrangement is actually on foot, is moment, and it will be consummated in three months. You will bear in mind that this is not guess work at al ters come round as is desired by those interested, Blair will receive an appointment abroad, which of course will suit him very well. The leaders ot -Mr. Polk’s administration in Congress will be Levi Woodbury, of New Hampshire, in the Sen: Charles ” Ingersoll, ot Pennsylvania, in House. These latter are tried mei are not only in high esteem with the elect—but are both gentlemen thoroughly versed in political tactics, and are perfectly competent to lead the van in their respective branches of the National Legislature. The former, hailing as he does from the Granite State, which was to nominate Col. Polk, in the Baltimore Conven- tion—occupies a proud position at this time, and his superb talents will enable him to take the lead and hold a controlling influence. Ingersoll is a splendid fellow, and understands hi i actly. You will hear from him, herealter. tr. Polk will bring with him to Washington, a gentleman by the name of Harris, who will receive the appointment of private bapa Anh od peel jent. Mr. Hatris was formerly a ertigetr’o sachasetta, whence he was called by Col. * Polk, some two or three years since, to t charge of the Nashville Union (Oot. Polk’s organ in Tennes- we) and which he has edited until recently. He is said to be a gentle ot ‘ainments, ind having been the ‘of Colonel Polk for many years, is ‘or the part of private secretety.’ that Col. Polk’s brother will Teapive this appoint- meat but it is not so. it is now settled beyond a doubt that Calhoun