The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1845, Page 3

Goods not dutiable, Jan. to July, $6,656 Goods bs dutiable for July. Goods not datiable for August, Goods not dutiable for September, Goods not dutiable for October,. . Goods not dutiable for November, Goods not dutiable tor December, Total poset for the year, ‘The value of the importations into this port for 1644 is a little more than seventy-five millions of dollars. We have repeatedly estimated the importations at $75,000,008, but the official returns place it nearly one humred thou- sand dollars over. This importation produces a gross revenue of more than twenty-two millions of dollars. ‘The gross revenue from the importations into this por, = and Boston for the year ending Dec. 31, 1844, amounts to $27,966,860. The duties on the imports into this dis, trict average nearly thirty-three anda third percent on the total value, dutiable and not dutiable. Making the same estimate for Boston, we find the value of the importa- tions into that port for the year to be about $17,000,000, whieh, added to the value of the imports inte this port, gives a total for the two ports of $92,091,920. The imports $8,000,000—-making the value of the importations into into New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, for the year, rlaing of $100,060,000, We are induced to think that the value of the total importations into the ceuntry for the calendar year 1844, will be about $125,000,000, and that the exports will fall short of that amount about ten millions of dolla:s. ‘The exports of specie from this port for the year end- ing December Sist, 1844, were as annexed :— ee eri ob or om ae tyson Aferapcy A a. ipment m Janu 1 Ast. Shipments from Ootobee lst to December Ist. aie 466 Shipments from December Ist to Dec’r Sist. Total exports, * The receipts will reduce this amount, so that the bal- ance against us will not reach more than five millions of dollars, Our foreign trade the past year has been any thing but favorable to any interest of this country, other- wise than filling our Treasury, and enabling Government to pay off part of the debt. It has not, however, entailed evils upon us, which cannot be eradicated by reducing the operations this season. {t would be for. the interest of those engaged in the importation of foreign manutac- ‘ tures, would they look more particularly to the profits of j their business, than to the extent of it. The mania for doing an extensive business, runs too high, and until it subsides, there will be no regularity in our foreign trade, or any limit to the importations. # The message of Governor Thomas to the Legislature of Maryland speaks rather discouragingly of the State finan- ces. All the measures adopted to redeem the credit of of the State have failed, and the debt is rapidly accumu- + lating from the arrears of interest. The interest in arrear from year to year shows the increase in the debt.; Amount in arrears, Dec. 1st, 1849, eee $859,686 Amount in arrears, Dec. ist, 1843, 1,171,872 o Amount in arrears, Dec. ist, 1844, . 1,460,961 Theacts of the Legislature of March and December, 1841, impesing a tax for the first yeer of twenty, and for the next three years of twenty-five cents in the hundred dollars, on the assessed value of the real and personal pro. perty inthe State, have failed in the object intend:d. It ‘was estimated that the enactment of these acts would bring inte the treasury, fer the four years ending Dec. 1844, $1,816,256 57, while it appears that the whole amount re Pp ceived within that period is but $965,165. Every act passed to replenish the treasury has totally failed. The several revenue laws passed at the December session, 1841, imposing taxes on income, on brokers, silver plate, watches and greund rents, added to the interest expected from the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad and the Susquehanna and Tide Water Canal Companies woul), it was said, add to the resources of the past year $145,000. From these sources the wholc income received is but , $32,732 95. x The public debt of Maryland, according to the latest official returns, was as annexed : Posuic Dest or meen: January, 1644. ‘The funded debt of the State ord ene 784 98 upon the aa fh sebsseeseesceceesces 8,200,000 00 Leaving an actual debt of. ......«... $13,004,784 98 a ke cen bd ital of the State, be- » Consists of the fol- An the took of the Baltimore and Washington Railroad Ci 008 me at the market riee $7 So that the actual debt of the State, after deducting her productive capital, other than the Bank steck, at prices which it will command in the market, is $11,387,284 98 This amount has been increased by the arrears of inte- rest up to January, 1845. The message refers to the several works of internal im- provement in the State. The Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Company has paid $20,000 into the Treasury within the year. The trade on that road has greatly in" creaséd. From a transportation ef some 4,000 tons in 1889, its business hes increased to about 16,600 tons. “The Tide Walter Canal Company has paid within the year $10,000 into the State Treasury, and stands indebted for arrears of interest on the State’s loan $202,000. For these arrears, we believe, the State holds the company’s bonds. ‘The receipts into the Treasury from the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, exceed by a small amount, the interest on the atate’s investment in that work. The capitation taxon the Washington Branch for the year ending Dec. 1, 1844, amounts to $41,040 29. For the three preceding years it averaged $40,167 16. The Governor intimates that one of the prominent causes operating to suspend the efficient action of the re- Venue system of the State, isto be found in the fallacious expectations which have been entertained of receiving aid from the general government,through the distribution of the proceeds of the public lands. We have no donbt this’ expectation has had its influence in other States ‘It seems almost an impossibility to compel the people of a delinquent Statu to pay the taxes levied. Every particle of moral principle appears to have disappeared, and the greatest indifference is exhibited towards fulfilling any Pecuniary obligetion. It is true that corrupt govern- ments contaminate the people. The annual value of the egricultural productions of Maryland is about $45,000,000, more than three times the amcunt of the debt, and on which one and one half per cent would pay the interest. Maryland is one of the old" cat States in the Union, its resources have been fully de- veloped, and still we see the most criminal apathy on the part of the peeple, in relation to the State creditors, with @ debt annually accumulating at the rate of more than half a million of dollars, and not the first effective move- ment made to arrest it. When the people of a State like Maryland permit this, it cannot be expected that the peo- Plo of the new States of the West could do otherwise. ‘The leading features of the Banks of Massachusetts, ac Cording to the official returns, compared with the previous reports, stand as follows: — Banxt or caine" Year. Boel cam ion. specie, ti Vier There hes been a slight falling off in es taehad che $2,963,391, and the specie diminished $2,711,674. The proportion of paper to specie is one hundred per cent Greater than last year, when it was more faverable than ever before, ‘The aggregate of ennuel dividends ofthe banks in Bos" ton, a fraction over 4 96-100, The aggregate of annuel dividends of the banks out of Boston, a fraction over 4 60-100. ‘The aggregaty of annual dividends of all the banks, a fraction over 4 80-100. . ola ee Exchange. be 6's, 450 shas Farmers’ $398 N NF Stacey, 4s i ‘9 sift,” io ae 100 do 3000 100 do 700 Ohio 6's, 100 7000 ope 967% 100 Morris Canal 5000 do. aw 50 al co a oe 5000 In ind ond, OP OM $8 "io oe 250 -has Bs gi farive Yas” 199 ead an 4 EY eel RR ww} 34 New Jeg a oy Bue Mohark RR PS Oy per into Philadelphia for the year will not fall short of ployed in banking, while the circulation has increased'| 60" One ship, ove barque, two brigae unknown. AUCTION SALES. : Sallea. ——— EEE 1% 120 Canes Co 430 48 | Ship Southport, Grifith, Charleston, and others. A eripsans, FIRE Ge Sate of Vulestio, Puralfed of all de- New ye Exchange. Sapper ul street, ‘ Correspondence of the Herald. A jendid Piano Forte. Howwrattons, Jaa. t. | Alno, a: Malet of acre THOS. BELL, jew York: 4 . tt fay m. Phi VALUABLE MEDICAL AND eo a pen nia yates Die ts Ponane RARY AT AUCTIO: Boston for Plaluleiph : LEVY & SPOONER will sell on Dey rent Sch nats 1 nae tok jurconsd," ha Wesleots, fanig; Boston | L1 ek otletie Usk Beuateees velo Medical and Mis York, ‘The above fleet, with the exception of the Wave, ai zeerd iad cellaneous Library, of 500 volumes of standard works be to a medical geni entrinan of thie city. The library about 109 volumes stat works; Perth Encyclopesdia, (an abridgementlof the ‘Lambuse | )23 volumes,with several nun plat merican Encyclopaedia, 13 volumes,wfth many stan ¥ miscellaneous works, to namerous to mention in an advertise- ig a leak, sud was forced terbecr away | ment. Sale without reserve. iH 2tre been di ed and 3 ischarged and was heaving out to repair: BROADWAY JOURNAL, 0. I PUBLISHED SATURDAY MORNING, ‘mai d 000 to, 7: Inion Manuf Co, 21 ; 16 do, 21; 34 40,21; | aud file the Rouse ow acc ait ies ter, a considerable quant i CONTENTS ENTHUELY ORIGINAL. #0 of which went below; also caused the vessel to ~ : Mary ytd 8's, 724; 600 do, 73; 10d0,Baltimores’s, 10243 | °F, hour. “Ever since has experienced w continual succession of | futtoduetorg, 7 op Nae ae Mind »mong, the Spidles. 43—Bosron, Jan. 2, 104s recently reported asa mifelug feel ond gar ed or tice ow 4) Boston and Providetie Rig Wsanae sido bars emia aces ania to ve he Guo nico. | fhe-Amencan Foultry Book. oP. . 66} ; 60 Long Island RR, sodde, 75} wdo, 16} Comsice rag elie ry phot ult. Lat 39 20, Lop ey ny ie hs 2 Boston and Maine RR, new? 107); 47 do: | 1on70 9, named’ lange uuimberoef harehe Ole Bull's Ningara, by Maria Child, oe stores, also the cabinand deck work of a vease Is Genius conscious of its ow! p> ere oo gh . Poetry—"* To My Wife,” b: Tamme tas ll Lowell. State of Trade. BE oe aahiomtnseen | Rasntons—With asslendid Engraving. Asuxs—Pots are di it $3.75, and le at 4 06}. talled the ‘Old M. he be Exports from ist to Dee at epots sees oe Feu b} 4 from Toi Never’: rH shestaryatone south Sore SRSASSRSSE: 20 Mechanics” Bank, 14} ; 16 U8 Se nd Ohio RR, 102 ;'1000 City 6's, | seefed ma Cagerl axa manle sommes teenie re aete 73 ; 1000 do, 73 1000 do, 78 3 heavy seaywhieh stove balwarks, ke., ke. cinta nc Hersaiesaaad echt aies te | Farms Serban, 0 casing pane Bexswax—Prime yellow, of all descriptions, sell at 290, oe men eh now ins skrope from the 0 53 Mtis#re 153 Brovdway. Baravsrurrs— There is very little doing in this market. | the was uot seen alice owe the yeni ick.” No THE NEW ORLEANS Western flour is dall at $468}; Richmond city mills at | mention is made of her by. ther samne paper ‘The tere ieee ea at ae BEARS, bs 50; Alexandria, $450.8 456}. Corn ranges from 49| | ScHR ,Warentoo, Pray, from Mount Desert for New York, Sak set aprsoegpy me pee pce to 60c. anchored in the Vineyard Sound 27th ult. and in the snow storm OPPOSUTE THE i Corron—To-day there was a fair inquiry and about | tat night parted her cables, and dnifled upon Nantucket bar, | SAINT CHARLES AND VERANDAH HOTELS. 1000 bales were so} 1044, the greater proportion to exporters; | Nerdeck Mad Meng udder, and was compelled to throw over | rns ESTABLIS MENT Tiberally supported, and under prices are steady. 5 Wis deol Se a norniss, she was towed into the harvor by the enone of the Merchants, Profe aa Men, Hay—Sales are made, as wanted, at 58 a 60c. for com- Whatemen, Master Machanigs and others of tl sles be com a mon aud good qualities of North river bale. ‘Arr at New Bedford Jan 1, Chas W Morgan, Norton, Pacific | 3t,the,a4me 2a os Oe a etree erent hio one rk we quote at $7 12407 183; | Ocean, Monterey {5 dey wide 1600 abn sp 900 do wh oil and jinent!: a de. meas do. at $0 87]. Nothing dolug'va beet, 10,000 Ibe bone. ‘Spoke July 14, Int 55 20 'N, lon a9 W. Jane, ; Waar Drag ranting dull at24c, "Western and | Ra%jaqy tren eo fen 7th, Si tery Bop prison barrels we quote, without sales, at 243 a 25c. Hoyer, yao - Doast, oil ni ited, who reported Provision Bare upetin saar Dither reed ace er re al ards; in July, Sout! ica, i Soule, Providen bis. Heard fiom in’ May, Harrison’ irish ‘Texan, Mexican, Cans Pe B the pet week Rone snties. good things . er NB, 1: 13 rt whs in June, Lig 9 Lo rest ba South American, &c. Nepstar lexican, No , 10. 5 wi ihe rep” rted n » Cana 5 4 nee, and prices, course, for most Bote well. had been into Nootka Sound. Spoke Dee 18, lat fae Cite: hea Paes ee Ca fe onary U8 ship Decatur, Capt May days fr Week have adewnwer! teadeney? “ '% (he ensuing A ailsrell=lef the Macedonimn nt Foro | and warfal one. 3 We notice fifty odd tons of potatoes by one ship from Yorktown she ay before the Decatur for Coast Algica arseet to te the I Liverpoo), sand cach Have Havre packet brings more or Vere | 7 Hin Preble td same dny foe, Be Vincent, Por Garda. ‘The amount of Commercial Newsand io 1, Sepia he for the : roc ra wubpuched act Nicholas, Ca de Verds, Nov 24, Alex C in, Phe daily Arrivals. and Clearances of all vessels, either For- WOE AF BAREIS i . Cleans, 25th, Olym| ‘aber, + Ce ‘i . Philadelphia Cattle Market, ie sehr wi lb asa harsen ee EME | hen ie ian coca te nti Jan. 2.—Offered this week, 600 head Pennsylvania and Spoken. tpeehowes, of ‘ies and Cee, with the fullest par- Vinginis Levee! inclaaing as {aken to ‘New York; | Oneida, Fanck, hence for Havre; Noy 22, lat 4940.N, lon 10 By aT rton ten tg | at this . estera Prices—Beeves dull at $s S01, for ofdinery toextsh, | Cherietmn toms beni for Mobi bile, 25th ult. lat $2, lon 72 13— Will be regularly entered daily, in sa Hy LO td 5 y I pete Galleaeras ate oaks. which will be of great advantage for reference: wen ee and calves Sipe ribs $18 a 30. metcland, Emerson, few Orleans for Liverpool, no date, off city, Subperibers apts bin iment wil areal eet led by ev sel and steamer leaving the city. ‘To a ions 2 nom ‘ons York for Curacoa, 11th ult. lat 26 ee me will be six aud’ o quantal a ih ening, 9 days from Boston for Rio Janeiro, Nov | ai letter, smal ales for shipping at 60, the 100 Tbe. Rye Straw | 28, 1at736 8, lon 9 tes sebsoribers from te ait ee cette, te NRC NOR, for 1 the Sales of, pibgdaae.pe Cuns, Deo Su port, Adel from | day, collected. by x Seat lommereial Biocon oat Wonbign Micueel: arr $4;' Larch, Allen, for Turks Island, 4 ison Corrected List of the Sales of Stocks, etc. ets Ta the bi 4 bag , the est be open for Exch: Py La Guarna, Dec. 4,—Within the last two weeks there ae & eat wrth a additon foaal teport of further anles of the day yon” have arrived in this ort the Caracas, from Philadelphia, | Tn port, Albert for Const of | ™ "Captains of vessels in Port, shall, af all the Selim, and the Reins from New York, and the Co’ | Aftica, : Barge. Duling, for do, 10th. free access to the establishment, and are requested to Tambla, Cope Baliesere a ae eee oe CO. EATAE Nov 20 In pre one arid Stock foe N - Hon wil bed thes =e market hes now, vga AL ‘months’ on ‘on hand yr] istress; jinger, Brown, from Boston, arr 28th. e, vu vi atten Ato, an com- of all kinds of provisions, and there is no one article sit Homes Pores. is to gi yarn he ae aot bringa its cost and expentes shippers cannot, therelore, | iq) tua "Ut Dee —Arr Mentor, Greens term - i subscriber, and expect to realize any e amount of their ship: | “Pdarianp, Dee SIC Henriews, Ric! ‘West Indies, | firms of ot teres ox wees ments until some more prudent course raued in the | Sid Almira; Am 5 ; Pilot, Poland, C f bet: ane ei the city can sab: Buriaess operations ie pace Maes ty shoal tiene iene ty a enya As fone NYons sagen ne He ea ae i ber month—a longer r peri Proportionate rate. ore m Behl peel bay cate | Re Ronin ha) eget 2M Curreney, in Caracas, which is equ 0 AVontekauri Dec serait Amelia, NYork Lisanti Naat maha at ny 1 Doard the'vessel. “Fltdes cost 9c, Stenish, an hoort 1 De ‘Abstract, M B Lawice indigo is worth irom 100 to 106 in ‘Caracas, being shout | 1st KicNioed Baie, Cahn Ree ano, Baltimore. S12 | New Orleans January 1, 1045, J 6tre Speier amet aaeties | enmity for ‘and France quite active, and s a C. been made of the finer qualities, from 1}'to 14c, currenc; a er oe ie Tatapeog, Cestiay p, Lonat of ne | 30 se do Full Size Carolina Hos, all sizes. Tn consequence of the high price of ceffee, there are now | Ga'denss Ei Mampiee. ¢ Anew: ‘of Plymou is do Hooks and Hinges. no freights at all offering for transient vessels, and some | Domingo; Warren, C. ‘Thomas; Viola, Jameton, Mo Fatent ReoW RUSRs, of the reguler traders jo leaving in ballast. Metamora, Flinn, hietiphia: Sea Sea flower, Deel 1, Wi Maperna, Nov. 9 —Since our last advices to you, there Gactes Hop Cube. (Sid Shaganes, Clarises A Newbould & Cou’ nepeior fies, has arrived an abundance of wheats fourand riding oe 4 Perkins © re Ha i Pin Ar lage are Common files, Yerterday 600 barrels of four ware pat in the market, ber mks anereni ater ae ak a op ‘afer spore lowe rie ‘Table Cutlery a complet apsortment Le ite; Na 4 u oh " 3, “ , Raz ‘race current rates, 10,000 bushels of Indian corn, abe from | '9ud. trom Nowe w Onleansy, Platina, ‘Mabiler ld’ Glendovers pie, Bi mingharn and Sheffield rot Kor sale at a trif- J NEWBOULD, Trieste, sold for 18}500 per moia of 24 bushels, At such | \ye"90" Sr Hitches mot: Qhlo, Ronmiar Beara, Hellespont, Corde: Stis¥ ec street. rates we cannot advise shipments on the part of our | NW teak, Ses COAL. friends in the United States.—Phil. U. 8. Gaz. BA: esrag, ey yA Hore, ling, Baltimore; 31st Mount BAY. AGE FAWN ASH COAL.—Now dis- Provincetown, Dee 31—In port, Pandora, Co rom Sehr. Chief, foot of merbiey fee Homie Wh aed" ory, alan, tet Seas sigeed cued ast sagen ts ts On Thursday morning, the 24 instant, at St Luke’s v — at Engtiah us Co : “s Sparks, for Teppahanno churoh, by the Rev. J. M. Forbes, Mr. Exwann Evans, of | UNasroexnn Dos dhe rr Waterloo, Pray, Mt Desert for N the subscriber, or to Mr. OSTROM, 118 King this elty to Miss Cnan.orre L., daughter 0 of Wilham R. | York. sie he attended to, ler, Esq., of Mercy, Oneida county, N. i ad Calon As, 20— Are coe io ie Nya for rr heteee TacKson, 177 Broadway. +N. ¥. jan ¥, n. = . Mr, 5 1 | Reavy tro Fe all of this city. Pi pees oy ‘Bemi 149 Bro: ee Bueaae ae ibe On Tusedey morning last the Sit ult, a St. Andrew's Ana. Rogers Hee alee es Ler : Nears ie CHRISTMAS AND eae YEAR , DAcUERRUOr rx churel imore, by Rey. H. 8. K ‘ashington, igi! ant leath; Fait W. Lirreit, of Virgloie, to Hanarer Me pa, eldest deat a and Charles, Brown, New York. Sid Lapwing, BE SHANKLAND ist, respectfully daughter of Thomas Robinson, Esq. of Baltimore. pea =I Ri Jan 1. : one dollar, as good Dates Clay, Marti: runt herein wel Galt te "00 customers can certily what she advances. 420 2w*re awn ee omen enn he advances. d30.3wPre_ Nex 7 RE +m NAL CO} ena cla Rower ime evan Oita Cok Colambiss 3 PAS sca aes mina fa ends and he a Spools Re Hayne, 1 the pon Seog vi ion, West, » Bayou Ch Chenes 2 Dechy Fi Mag Savannan, Di rena, tary, Bik ie ig0 the billiard 154 fi dene Tig hast, Bs orton: Bid Pacis Sd ed fas ‘combined ‘economy the. followin Serling, Hamilvon, aid — minis Chi sats | ftoor for oe night. Bess for one week. $1 for mouth, $3. dance at all times sdmmit I i | ft pout ainaen RB. Ree dat ici pings af losed will ring the hall me ‘his re" pana ae JAVA FROM NEW ORLEANS, lagean, ne A harging mn ave te i io foot of Wall sereet.’ H nees will pl 4 PR kage | piVilla isan Seteiy Please al to the receipt of their g hy im " Lubec} Sti jor Flaxseed, landing ex ahi ri aie ee Pet i atemcter Fegroom New Ogee maperior Flaxseed, landing ex ship ieldes Eat the bar, 1 ‘insi eground on jtre 0) INS & CO., 56 South st. rear OO. 6 South we By Last Night’s Southern Mail, “Allted aad Jara, fogs New Onetny aad orien sa a Jan 3—Cld Sarah Hand, Bp. Ne j3re ‘EK. COLLINS & C Soe 6 South st. vs uel, coe Pe Ee ge ee rane + Prot % *: mans, i Rae Oils pb; BROWN. bers to inforp the cs rect, NY, ferinone at AP ay, Chiltan: Ma : micuce of Mr. CHILD, OCULIST, potas Ann Hammond and Minsope, Filip New York, Bid 7 Siy pazane the treatment dan, a Carl Hire owe, in all diseases of the Eye, and to ay coves often, and even for 0 as fa e fe a the S8_SIS esha BurBe Seo e883 sSsRosuetiS 38-5 eM Sasoneseod: Bm es BESSNoo: ‘distress, , Newport; foe ee bound to Hare, Dunhata Wet iy to himm'wehen deat 6 soee of ‘tammatio tebe pn acute, ore 40 many cheap but destructive applications are inede | & TICE—REV. B. F. BARRETT will deliver his Fourth | use of. ig “t Lecture, next Sabbath (to-morrow) evening, in the New | Dr. Brown will not undertake a case where there is not good York Society Library building, corner of Broadway and Leo- | reason to expect a cure. d 417 o'clock. Office 76 Chambers street, four doors from Broadway. Hours Beriptural argament £8 Ya | of from 1A. M to P.M, (3 alge atereore with te Spa Peet ress" | abietiememiae re : free I th should be unpletsut the | Oe os TORE REPT BYE pear Lecture will be postponed. "nse owls Be uaplenans.the | ORSES STO BE KEPT BY THE MONTH. Parenno—Bhip Telbor WH Cardines CG Thomas LIBERAL eau AND DETER, Sanday miles from the oh would” ve wit to take several es to feed, stable, and avtend the im; Associa ‘Gentlemen will carry out’ the expressed eses'tg Bren, scabie, «fling 3 inter, reign ata Tow price. his the best of timothy hay and good avno— hip Talbot—9 casks mdvo Vietor & Duckwitz— ie aueyeral gualided Speaker ae thereceseag, Signed | abl gy and s caret attendant. 1621 bxs lemons 1400 do sumac 460 do almonds 15 cases liquorice M.LUDVIG! 4 ‘or sale, about ten tons of ‘the best timothy hay. oq ir bus walnuts 40 casks canary seed | case igs: oe the Drugstore, No. 2 Ann street. jd lt*re ri easage 14 cantars cork wood 7 F EXTRA aR St eke cream tartar D—The B ae, Triad Order of BEE olf se to mae on bas lemons 3116 (Sade arden’ eee U. Bath ~ THE SUBSCRIBER will cx 986 fae ale 0 enon 203 Roo Saturday, January, Dy pines be opores Boom, No, 6 Cong any j Satay Red Aalee A VALENTINES som cs alt Bane rt the name of Sylvi ae ait Wion, REA ba § eg the large bt ——— PA. EDW, ZOADER, Hatem} Barchess County: ‘old, and: he 7 7 taken two premiums in the abore named county. they MARITIME HERALD COuiEEUGH. Hang CEE all exhibited and tog the premiam atthe recent State Fair Treld te at Poughkeeps ve pmed fd were raised and with No tmore eat be fe fitted by Themes Swift, Esq: of Bosch Atwenia’ Datchnne Ca ‘Movements of the Steamshi; Shual, gt hie Roomay pvotiock ACMI o'clock Hat, | Sed ny heoe masasuncd By oeoutn, Ammen; Durcheas Co: Leave Liv’l. Duei 1 Ame’a. Amen ia quality toe to any ever brought to ye Camb” Judkins,<.Jan. 4 .,.Jan. I6eeccscee Fede I OLIDAY PRESEN iEAP—* Rone wood .—=Prices t he times. ee HERE Writing Bate gigsto Ladies hoe rosewood, |; FRTER VAABETINE, any ant toa Market. Maieis toast Pack hhogany and. glass Work Boxes at 50 cents to $5 each; rich “eae FARSAGE FOR LIVERPOGL sane LIVERFOOL . ctrl ae plated U ta at $4 to $6; silver mounted Cand i AVI sti jas fetdaitars af flee, fine Fancy pager » Barstow, No’ hburton, Huttleston, mas ‘Soaps, goods wi Faget ieiy Be ma 2 gWiitve, jthompeot, Jan | recently snetionnd wile aidoveitioatonut Briton No} ‘orkshire, Baile; ‘Jam. 18 | purchasete: great Dagens ‘at 83; atreet, up stairs. a of eat redial Jan i “ie itm on bunting, lOUTH. ‘UP expres e ce, ti] Bieiteerlind eee ge Seat SUPPLY of Woe bela acted ae sot mere to aay jn A a 4 Farope and at a lower Price than constantly elsewhee, and ‘ terms of passage acheas a pean, Now: u Utica, == — moat, into gagiepatchar. i del verbs either ua be modera jor which, apply on board foot of Peck, t si YOO INSLOW & C or to the subscribers, ROCHE, BROTHERS & CC, ip Masters and Awents. 429 dw*re 2 South street. tre _ 35 Falton street, next door to the Fulton Bank, N.Y. Yet Prove Fie afavor if, RICH CHINA GLAS3 WARE. FO. bees 25 Pelion erat, eect coe ms the Pelion Dogiy NY._ teHosear Birra, Copia of our \. 10 FA aga a fora few da re hit ee ates |° ian thr png tf . esi ich a }ELO, Capt. Clatkson, will foattively sail gtd Scr ce ina ‘Sensi feta Peat ay haying handsome furnished aecommo- x hrond. or by sendii = 200 er si0 ied dations apply on |, at Orl onge eri ts ecde" street, on of any kind wigs amet received. th a variety ods, re . FARLEY. Posi rat In gogoods received on board after a) sara ‘Saturday PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 4. pen 5 RELTOUS CLOTHING jew Orleans, Messrs. Hallin, and Woodraff, who irous of inte | will rowpely ‘erward alt rane obtain from, nite ie Tie vocket whip, VAZOO, Cy Capua Wibray, wil me Angelo, and sail 16th January regular ’ FOR NEW Reorular Packet of aa alg tee vw nti Jnno=The rotelase, tant ealliges Wa UNION. Sect wll pounteale act os h, aa mi yh the Reet Ofer, ‘or ether ie wt Bbe et aS vant Hue dy & Gor'Pie: | _ FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEAT inger, Reaown, Lovell, A RELECT Seed Rahs es “mre Ce Ses |e tear’ ‘up stail olen ship St Nicolas, Mii fie 2 from Havre, Nov 8, with mdse, "ae am THEODORE HAGAT. ROM HOMES i ro positively lar tat vin. % iain Lone 5 on ving moat superior nce ate a “a ace Mite Ray A tphe amount gt $4: ale evar ters ndarbaned abhi Bri’; vy 100 Pine street, comer th. re, with salt, to ieeying teat No.27 Per tae 2 WRK LIVERPOOL Regalye Packet of eh J ike eson WANTED—A xt LER BOY. Apply on fietclags, fast voli aby Se Eee Nash ad Rea Ate ee a RAIN fae se te “de Cuba, with Ie Slitisshann a ona re from St Jogo de Ga wi ‘O-PARTNERSHIP The bers have thie aay To Kae ner jor accommodations for cabin, Pi tyership wader , rion wishing to embark shoal Fnge het freay Ochiriny Ju. with ory ny Rene ake aa EOE RAR “| otf ‘Sabe carly application os ke wear donno Wale 4° i roy, N. ¥, Mianeds CHAR & COLEMAN, itre 100 Pine street, commer of South street, i M. ROGE So KR MAL La Fol ANY AND INTE or —* horleaton) from St Marks, it} January it, 14 tide INTER MAIL FINE FOR ALBAN ie days from Turks Island, [Risa cor ARTES Isa ie Fast arrived —250 bare Pian accom soateasr @ ai, ‘i BY 'STRABOAT AND BTAGE—Land- Sa Hirvsdidsaycitth aiiies, Ua ish Cap ie rare ) this day Ta pe aa Kerry, Sing Sing and Verplanch's deh Jane, togers, days from New London, with flour, eerecons. eamboat Fer, toot of Comninbtver, (eouth side) iter AP ‘cargo oO} ie ‘ ot Goby, Gardser,s days from Nantucket. ‘pany inmmediniely ou the arrival ofthe boat ad gh * Mail, Nichols, from “lek cht . with mdse. a, : : rig poi on ‘on board or oF C. SHULTZ, Victory, Bassett, from Boston, with mdse, NN “ at the Offics on the Wharf.” jal the ereatest rhbsihcemnindenimihe tected moe. NS Ceti inert Noein HARDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, &c. R, Dec 31—Arr I H Borden, Lewi " le. 8 ey ods frame, for AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. a eee eet PARK La aay wi THI NING, Ji Presented respondent } THE BATTLE OF ‘Austen Z Tage sedan {co eee the Hewiy Gplanel be Frei, M Sian Jeau Pi Roue, Mr Barry; Wasuinaton, Jan. 2, 1845. ma gap aacdnde with € MIST MAS CAROL to rae, Caucus on Annexation—News from Mexico, &c. ItTaNce 1 shies Te gterGecond aa 4 Thirs | JAMES G. Bannerer, Esq :— : ‘Tiers 50 conts—Pit 50 cents—Gallery 25 cents. The caucus of democratic members meets this PALMO’S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE, evening, but from what I can learn, the commit- On SATURDAY, J . Rossi ° s REMLMCASIDE: witb te fotne, ith oe nde anor Bor tee will not present any plan that will be adopted. ghee Ace As ashe ad Terenas Siguor Perozzi; Assen, | 4 joint resolution annexing Texas, will probably (—First Ti id Ps r pina ss aD es ea ots pass the House, but the selfish, narrow-minded De artizan character of certain politicians in the Se- peor ° elec Libretton tu English ead Yale ‘at be had tte : ox jire | Mate, will defeat the accomplishment of the mea- CIRCUS—BOWERY. sure under the present administration. on SATURDAY AP Naga Pelock, there isto |» The news trom Mexico, received, through) the bea full and splendid, HORSEMANSHIP | 7 Herald this morning, has caused much speculation: Equestrian Scenes and Burlettas in the King, for the express ac- | If Santa Anna is defeated, Mexico will assent to pth ay ‘ annexation most readily, although | was shown = vening performances as usual. letter Wares from os country, br Jr 0 BULL same views heretofore communicate me—that EPEC 'KULLY sangaees he will ig, that Santa Anna originated the revolt against ONCERT, at the ‘Taber ncle, 0% AY Ee himself by intrigue, in order to’defeat it, as he sup- ING, Jia id” which he has posed forthwith, and then assume dictatorial pow- an coniponed ‘Niagai TT er, and abolish the Congress. Also, that there J of the F rairi d iui’s “*Camival o! Venice was a secret understanding between Santa Anna HL AL. NOI and Paredes, that induced the latter to attempt the movement. These speculations are from a ‘4 if E DOLLAR EACH—To be had at the Mu- | Mexican er ep revs look as though they \¢ Stores, and at oor, e were without foundation. ‘Porra will open at 7, and Concert commence at 8 o'clock. atte proceeding af (Oday will be found lotic —————S Oo | their regular hea othing was done, however, ‘‘A NIGHT WITH BURNS!’? | except the adoption of a resclotiont to print the re- MR. wig» 2 ae eno fed H’Ss prea tie Fabre Coates on hee "i Tpleadaf- * ‘airs, an e discussion of the land billto late SECOND: LECTURE the sales of public lands in accordance with the SCOTTISH MINSTRELS Y, time they have been in the market. id On Tuesday, 14th Jan., 1845. Pia imeem, (New Year’a Night,) 1845. EN. /ENNETT : GuLieR GUARD aoe? We resume the broken thread of our currente INTH ANNURE BAY BALL of the ¢ GULICK GUARD | calamosties of the day {rom our letter of this after- Te will take place oy Monday, Evenin i, Jean Sth, 1845, at | noon. jed worth’s Cornet p Among the numerous other houses thrown open ig Saget = Mees M cet Bele to-day to their friends, that of Mr. Rives deserves Bowery; Stury’s. comer of Bower ery ai at Military | particular commendation. He a good a Hall, Bowary: ot ipreipany Falls of the eeretay, at lis John Beautiful New Year’s dinner spre: mn and hi: i“ ¥ HN CARLAND, Chairman. amiable and accomolished lady, (a lady who has JO) . 'y THOS. E SUTTON, Secretar; ja Itrre Sales bevels hnmble merit to the top of the ty on ye EIDER & REBHUN’S Popular esteem, station and wealth,) COTILLION BAND. wate he herself on the occasion. Mr. Blair, LATE OF SARATOGA SPRINGS, too, threw pres his doors, his heart, and his side- ‘Ay Bain Wc Somtaiars Bnd gf veety au | DORK and Mr Kendall was at hone inthe after: 4 noon, an Tr. Calhoun in mornin; an it ble Ma fom give | saeeeaal wlikeboas ane plieation staunch old republican, Governor Parr: a of Maine, to be made to (one of the protestants against the Proceedings of acre mbieibeiengiey os Ie CS Harttord Convention) was awaiting at his LARGEST COLLECTION OF BEASTS AND | fooms the “happy new-year” of hie friends, And IRDS IN ‘THIS COUNTRY smiles, and Come, gentlemen, UNPRECEDENTED aTTRacTion. | help yourselves; o'New Your Peaet a Ew " “| Ye "8 er ; and the Pee: BOS Gi Dee femons at i cid Catholic fair is going on to-mght, and it is quite AGERIE. N Lies 149 eo Fala, ad i ‘on dhevery dn on Me the fashion to go there; and the little dancing Sere during the realy Deo! Son reise girls from the New York Museum are _in town; tance 1236 cen! i and Coleman, like Captain Rice, “he gin a treat ea sea bie este veing el oa (ee pd i ae to-night,” in a hop at quadrilles. eter mitethe ey See need ate ec ee ‘Wasuineron, Thursday, Jan. 2. pore Seen come Dene Col. Seaton—The President's Levee—Poetical Ac- 2 acura e Solo the es mon Pere or | count in Preparation—The Senate—Appoint- “the most. intell: eat Monkey in the country,” ments, &c. 1 performancein thering, and | Gey. J, G. BeNNETT— In justice to one of the best men that ever lived, we must not forget the excellent reception given to viz: an sien ce mt ime his friends on New Year’s day, by the worthy battle, ris bg fully shown to the satisfaction cot al “he che | Mayer of our city, Colonel Seaton. Our time rand coufidently looks Tor the patronage of all who know | was entirely taken up with Mrs. Madison, To dies ae spay Quiner wos me and the President, and of the fent’s levee we promise you to- Te ad, Fone amin) moet Asatte Nefoerats | morrow a postioal dene iption from the pen of your pablie th ha te repared to play at at Private Balle nal and Par- | junior reporter, which will throw the whining Bry- ties, es, the cabst jebrated Pere a yeltees Raikes, ne &e., lant; the exquisite Willis; the doggerel spinning Of Ease, Scraate; Lab twenty ieee Band con: | Cowell; and even General | Merris himself, over the Action a water-spout of the Bowling Green. Having such a mish Piano Fare ‘alone aes. cone a ia UNE poet in our corps, we intend occagionally to lead off hernaemitet 'No. 255 Centre street. a2 1mem | 1 this department as in all others. NT ae n= | The Sanate did nothing in Exeeutive’session to- MINERVA Se cue ROOMR S day worthy of persenler atte —* oes deputy postmasters were confirmed, among other minor Tite FADER Sh Sabie ui otscome hea appointments. The Senate when they have modious BALL OR CONCERT ROOM business to do—do it—and that is why th hey can in the city, and respectfully icvute for i ere ofthe | ffford to have holiday half the week, and still mublic, Its location being the central part of Broadway, peeu- om sion of the Honse. aS the interior ar- ext week, we do hope that Mr. Archer will “ the ew of promoting report upon Anexation, and that the select com- mre on Oregon will bring back the bill .recom- ble of th id The i nt its se of the most chase leaeri ote eee best | is extoniahing ‘what rapid pregress has been sai sereeaor classe statuary, by have also been provi made in filling up the offices of the in-coming ad- oup dail ministration. The Cabinet has been all arranged, as you know, a month ago, and now the minor ap- bean proridad, thereat ingen Hoon te a peimtmenta are being looked into. Among these sical in te city for Concerts, Assem!| latter, Captain Isaiah Rynders is ken of as our oral! ieee may be had by soplicadica te: Mr. Hatehings | Commercial fe cg at Ut wich islands, an: Baa tary and other companies desirous of giving din: James Hoban of this ea the- United States At- find at these Rooms every convenience for getting Porat for the ten ai ies_equare, in place of Mr. a Uigtbe aime the mont elegant med po oes oe style. dati; ‘the incumbent, 10’ received his com- mission because of the aid he rendered QUADRILLE BAND. “Tippecanoe and Tyler too” BALLS AND PARTIES farnished with M ; mith Mesi¢ |'In the campaign of 1840, as a writer for the Na- WHMWORTH, itu Broadway, or SOHN | tional Intelligencer. Mr. C.'S. Wallack, a young WHIT WO. ities scmee Te and enterprising fing politician, is named for Veameue ——<_ | Ja, and will stand a very good chance for it, if the GRAND OPENI AS G BALL, influence of Kendall, Blair& Rives, Payne, Walk- Given at the an, 559 Broadway. y | talked aha — ee, ay thing. ae Kendall is talked of for the Post Office again, &c. ROR THE: BE N Mars OF GABRIEL DE ons Pua The Globe will hold its own. Neither the Spec- AND | LIND b ASYLUMS St nemae jan. sete 1H tator nor the Madisonian are necessary to give the f the Alhamra has the Globe additional weight as the orgen of the Party. The freedom with which the Globe e editors lav: ed their money last summer, and tl > energy with which the paper was edited here made the cen- cern as firm as the rock of Gibraltar. Sull, we do ‘Deux Pas, 5 Gallopades, &c., | not know but the two other papers may eell out to M ae mat faihiouable extles in | the Globe. | siento ly at he oe Fd Win ubionable circles in | “The nomimation of General Samuel Hays, (a Price of Tickets, including Sup: sd Hefreshments, 35,00, | member of the B poy ss Congress, from Penneylva- ting, « (Gatloman and two cdteg—to be had oe ak nia,) as Marshal of the Western District of Penn- a ieraihmaoa es: pence ee I has been made by the President, and TT WOR DGD ————— i early next week, and we hope the WORD EXERCISE. old chap will be confirmed. x. Meni HAMILTON, Raving entered the Lange Room of hs ieee — merit CONG: ss. Tr S ;RESS. the use of the By street, ‘most res] cfu I Sry Wie that We iniecde cominen Class for the Sew SECOND SESSION. xercise, in all its F es Bell and Broad Sword Exerc ane Exercise. In Senate. en £5, several Sears oukannd ac Tencher eeaeaword Ty pay, Jan. 2. in the Unite a C become perfect Affectin, yer by Mr. Tustin, on the opening Paine are Deli ae te eos Reece | of tine dang ‘ joderate term: ‘bY appligation to the advertiser, 31 Aun PETITIONS cl M By Mr. Dayton, from. Philadelp hia for the abe- Siz ince et ee ee lition of slavery in the Cr sony of Columbia—Laid MY ve HEN ee ofan ow Et yop one onthe table. By Mr. Rives, from certain officers lant in the Navy, for @ regulation of rank among sur- oreester Brahe she eons and assistant surgeons in the Navv, on the w rear ad poe * ra ~ that in the co aa ferre y Mr. Buonanan, trom Mary ‘w, Cor- A Soler eS HOLIDAYS. A Lue responding ve tinn of the Philadelphia Female Fe RATED BOOKS, Bio LES an PRY! ER ‘Abolition Society, (six papers, signed by 648 la. dies,) for an amendment of the stitution, so to; aeew ent ris edition the “Pic | 48 that the free States shall be exempted from all the’ Bible, » in splendid e i connection in the support of the institution of red expresaly, fo fora New “Cin, Annvals | slavery. By the same Senator,'!from the same eerroiet Books for Children, an assortment of | lady, a memorial signed by 180 ladies, for an Kinds executed with the utmost neat | amendment of the | of the Union, in order noe, nog of gi ends eget che mmout me that free people of color may be permitted to re- eo UTTES ASSP MEIER ES SOS turn and reside in the Southern States after having EAVIS'® ria ag be Bail “eke do well te | learned to read and write—Laid on the table. By si eas or Ee aac Peake Mr. Arcaer, from Vicksburg, Miss., for annexa- asia: — Referred. tod ci og vad har Das Sra a 13% be tiem returned the bill from committee for Cumberland Road through the pour, Sy Yau AR’S AKE as inte Soatines °, Tadiana ‘and Illinois, with a recom- bon ! rat VARIETIES. meg gion tet am. a bill for the relief of pai eda ts Thos. Smith—Mr. Critrenpen a bill for the relief at the Ol ad of Wm. C. Easton—Mr. Baznow a bi Billo the re- Pod wf Mary A P. Zantzinger:—Read and re- ferre ah, I RT I BI INANCES. CHETStwas AND NEW YEAR'S! on motion of Mr. Woovsuny, the Secreta EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT. OF GROCERIES, | 1. "Veasury was insttucted to ‘report to the ND PRE RALL, te whether the receipts of the fiscal year last past AT tea A were equal to the expenses of the Government, in T meen heer moment a statement of the monthly receipts | and ‘expendi- ae Bc, Ke, suitable £0,thacee’ | tures separately, for the year afore oer SAR OS |, een RSET rm, sew Edinburgh Ale and Tokiot bt re la Haports | ae Mr. Ray necgle goo wae leroy cayiouaiot the Wholesale and Retail orl tad Boni atreet. ip ilgnd July instalments of the last year, and N. B= pare om, the county rastage ae r information on the eubject, was adopted. beetle ea aes (iis ae Mr. Benton reported a bill for’ the. organization ty, fee of expense ‘The scotch and as ea Po of = bar of mapity miners, and pontoneers. FUL MES REESIDE. FRAY THAIS PRESENTS AAD NEW: The bill from the Judiciary Committee in the OT OGRA ERIC MINT’ of vars ‘REE, | case of Mary Reeside, widow of the late James P Pye. cm, ere. ates Reeside, was taken up and debated by Messrs. Set gaa ee ais | pete astéaeu en Hayircod motion, aera one i on es fourth auditor examine into’ all SCARFS AND beg eae cH, al ews of the claim ae a ee ner OA evitttemn ion serene sent pemion, the the bil ‘War ordered Yo 8 third ead- atc Lf ra ; i 8 The bil grat mo ra i ‘iintatons ef the pub- bill ‘ing alternate divi caravETS a street lic lands on both sides of the this von? and ill Sill, find ote Baty a ry Ae the Fog \ver,) ae — oye, Fane? tate fiana, to enable he \- city sh otter, Chea cc Urelooaes ee. plete the improvement,coming yaptor read- Cad ees t tote tow prloes, re’ | ing— - Saisie ue DUMSDAY, Protege of Mume,_No. 3 Nin isted the pacenge of the bil eee et rte Me Walken wilt go cpt restdence of om inwasaor withia the constitutional juriedic- Hea eT tran Muse | tion of Congress, sriclly ly speaking, make this Wor heeds: aad piano fores correctly | grant ; because, wise as i 431 im?m \t- ran ni re, and given on aj Hue 1 a ete rant z > PINTEUX. am des ‘Mr. HanneGan repli ied bre , but with ene preter Tab mn op 3 force in support of the grant