The New York Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1845, Page 3

few days to capitalists, who have no use for,the amount &e. to les from Port an than GhacBbuvestmanty. ayti, Coutts, hence, Poole al ‘The banks in the District of Columbia, having lost their on ‘ chartered powers as banks, have resolved themselves, mma, Wait, Ps ‘and for Mew York, with about the same organization, into truat comyenies, is, 4 days from Savannah, with cotton, and have iesued notes reading thus :—The President and Board of Trustees promise to pay, &c. &c. They ere looked upon, se far as regards security, the same asthe regular bank note ; it is, however, an evasion of the in tention of Congress in refusing to re-charter. The Equitable Insurance Company have declared a di- vidend of four per cent., payable on demand. The New Jersey Insurance Company have made a semi- annual dividend of five per cent , payable Jan. 4. The Connecticut River Steamboat Company has de- clared a dividend, payable on demand. The American Insurance Office, ef Boston, have de- clared a dividend of ten per centum on their capital stock for the last six months. The following dividends have been declared by South- ern institutions : Bank of Charleston, 8.C., 3 per cent. Bank of South Carelina, one doller per share. South Careline Railroad Bank, 60c. per share, Augusta Railroad Company; $2 95 per share. Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank of South Carolina, 75 cents per share. State Bank, C.arleston, 8. C , $2 50 per share. Commeredal,’sank of Columbia, 8. C., $1 per share. The Ban'& of Hamburg a dividend of $1 60 per share on the oapital stock, payable lst January, being at the rate of 6 per'cent:. for the last six months. Old Stock Exchange. $1000 Mlinois, Spl Bds i — shoe anton Co = Indiana “Bds 7000 Penn's? vs is is 15 Mohawk RR 7 10000 Ohio 6”, *60 re Stonington RR 5000 do 100 L Island RR. 200 do Schr ara Schr Willard, Mi Morton and crew of fallen in with Hist Pan fC Sind rs ‘Susan, and Capt M, ‘Acadian, aRQue Diamant, rks sea igrontatd merning ~ far he ch Ai tea ng for her easiat iterate she will be ate ‘off without ieee gat Courier, Jan Mussina Vesset.—Sehr Joseph Brown Chase, ret River, from Providence, via Fall River, for Baltima: from Newport Dec Toth, and pa not since been hea: are entertained that she w the bottom. black es, tern built, was passed ah lt lat 36 50, ‘uga, at this port, and is said to answer her de- 43% 43! bows 46 ‘90 45. 1” snw 74) ope 64! OpR 6825 Ope 66; b30 67 rg ef NB, who left ‘ait a aprao mah ‘At Teea: roe Imes eS) ie wh— 100 she 100 do 1 Pai Trast 5 Nor Ewer Sn Moris Canal % do 192 do 28) 50 do ‘ombes 50 Harlem RR Shore about ‘Oe 1, pase rae jeard from at Callao last of (genta Moe NB. full Sid item Prite Oct 35, Statin ae date, EL Boe, i, do, vkipepi Board. wi shs Mortis Canal re, no oy Y 50 Stonin i} Long Islan 50 NY & KrioRR Charles, Hoyt, hence for Apelachicol Jloyt, hence of DH Shot Keys. a Now Stor,tc Exchange. Port av Princr, Dec 20—In ton, next di ‘Adaline, Pe $3000 Ohio 6's, °60 25 ahas Canton Co bis 43 Baan out searian anined. Henry Winn; of Keasebork: Fat 1000 do 225 ed! from Wilmi , Just arr. 5 FA bnw 4! ScuMEMAcENA, 5—In port, Tam O’Shanter, for NYork, bnw 44° | abone 1 = g 810 als as paired Ja. Deg 13—In ben Octavi Seajth. for Mobile, 15 L Taland RR judson, Bryson, lo Dec 22, 25 miles SSE Ports. rt, ‘Sarah Jane, Anderson, for ‘board ‘NO: We | dies. “Going Bhat Trot Philadelphia e Ports. BPor: D, Jan Pers Clan don, Pendleton, Th fo York: Harn, Poole, Eastport, with ett of Yorn boat and binnacle, and threw over about 50 Se ath Pater * Beldmore— Boston, Ge es Andros skinner, Clenfuegost aes Rogers, New Caneates Baylor, do.’ Below, co u Engl>nd, Lowell, NOr! latina, Manson, Mol fora brig. peteisl aes: 5 do 75 Canton Co 125 do ‘Sa.xs or Srocxs—Barrmmore, Jan. 3. 1 sh Bank of Baltimore, 260} ; 20 Union Manuf Co, 21; 60 do, 21: 30 dow 3125 6 Balt. "ater 49 ; 4 do. 49; 12 do. of 3 ;'1000 Maryland | _ Provipence, Jan 2—Below, at anchor 1. mile helow Nayatt 4,20 Baltimore Fire, Ins | Poin Rordeau, Barnes, from’ Apalachicola. Sid Baltic, Al- 4094 ; 6 American | 15 rete Jan 2—Sld Aun, Moore, Pacific Ocean; Emeline, Den 903; 4do, 903. Munro, Matanzas; ‘Commodore, Pitman, and Osceola, Wyatt, — avanss ‘Boston, Jan. 8, 1846. BEE NORD, a9 2—Sld Manchester, Worth, NYork; Coaster, rey je cca mowign Cot 14] A, aan AE Dec 2—Arr Frances Louisa, Soule, Ha- TRE, 70} 312 Went | 34% Wan Hare Quody and Repeater, Francia, NYork Cid Gnasicttinven (TA TC Mitchell, Krase, Matansas.— In the offing, James (ira al yale ‘M0—Sld Jane Hons, Crabtree, Havre: Osage, jo. 94 ; | Appleton Manat Co, Maier ald, 1074 3 100 L ern RR, 93. 11 100 bong —_.____ State of Trade. Perey (ay are very dviil at $375. Pearls are steady Sroce ow Hany Janvany 5, 1845. Pots. | Pearls, se eee 6,806 1,139 236 11 Bondi Piieictahias 8 jence; Thos P "Tasso. "Howe! Hla Me Star, Wyle 1, Provic vero! wae ct fers Ne om Dee 25. ey hleboro; Krenn yaa) a ee sais nsCaliss Pil 3: ‘ort x, Bush, anid Orleans, mond; Delis, F arlestons Haidee, Flitner, TFarke lelasi. By Last Night's Southern Mail, Puitapenpnta, Jan 4—, Total, 19,71 rleans; Norris Stanley, Baravsrvrre—Aill articles under thi are droop- i oa ng in price in cenasqusoce ef the increase of supplies BY the market. Western flour is Cregeen quoted at Any brand could probably be pu: fora inde joas. Rye ranges from 66 a 68c. Southern oats 280; canal 32 a 830. Corron—The seles to-day amount to 1000 bales, the de- mand remains chiefly for export, prices are without mate- riolchange. We annex the quotations :— Liverroon Crassirication. 4 Flor. if Caracas, ‘Terk, White, an Wes, Del, Jan 2—Helen ios He pal more, put in oad on n Monfar with loss of jibboom, &e— ired dam sgeg and sailed Lapin Cry evenii cla Hemene pak 3—Arr 4 ped n, Boarse, Fall River. mitage, (new imgston. Ja. Tiienatets: Jan ti Mozart, Boston, ‘Féetend for Spoken, (ein ferior,. ee of peal bound to Se. ee 27th ult. lat 31 it 15, Dea Tn pote day W Cater, Grea fi ba seklan Git Ci Pincoie ee nisloupe miele coe a a Merryian, 15th, Rio "Bidele 4 r, and; 16th, ae fo pon » Maria, Bor ‘We quote prime at $7 I nd. 99 873.960. Ohio lard is scarce and HH CHINA AND GLAS3 WARE. k 1 at ents {Chace i in request for ex LI chrom Lae AAA siacceanaman? cute 240 West- Coffee and Toilet Sets: ar a Gloes Te mle egant un tad reo Sree . “ ke eum ars aan 7 380 Dieses, at ‘one Pian ‘Forte, cost in for ldor Algor 30 fine cloth Over Wetiskeare’ + Kool PHOS. McSORLEY ern and prison eartole sell at 24: Married, On New Year's day. by the Rev. Mr. O'Riley, F Ki iat iw*re chester county, km Coma wat MONTH VAMP SURGICAL | ar RK MEDI- IT! TST SS ‘No 75 Chamber Stree pane peat mn ded oy TREATED. are some of the mont dis eof care,and were 29 we would Sp ana peg Beta he A Eval rele oft fae, a1 Rewpinatign of the Chest i thet Mrs Harris, Miss Bernd, Cz dor, ieee iy" Pee ile, Me Bk En captain’s wife, Bath, before re- of the face. rs Sailea. 4 Balsrgement of the Havne—Packet ship Ut pil, lady and family. of | 14 Romer eeeree: cured tanta Magara, Cuba; Alex MeDonald, Kingriou, Us E Fort, New Yor 4 \OB { Secondary Syphilis, with srimeinronengater. 18 Pain yin the C Chest, with a 1 Bleeding on the Lungs SUCCESSFUL suReins A OPERATIONS AND 1 Lmration of the Shoulder 1 Leaetos of Finger Joint, a Bone of t! het umd. ry rare occurrence. 1 Fracturejof Humer 1 Ampneati ion of Finger at 2 Operations for Fistula in 1% peat, Lease om: cury. eas and Kee c 3 M Rarer EM Garmond—15 J Horsey—3 All &oo—2 J Van Nest—2 E Ly ed R —2 can 1 iba for the Bieta & co—191 hhds 39 tes Ly pe rmony’s Ne; 1 Fusciase, a tanding. ar 1 2 Gisecse for Hem orrboi- turn & co—2 pkgs Capt T Britton—39 hampers ved es ft «ee 4 you Seren Bim lng-ia0d Segue Rous 5 bee DS bag BS ek HY chee 301 ord: anding. arty Exeresence removed 46 chs to cn—Brig. Rewetion 7 bets 8 coffee 30.000 Ibs es Bang ome ce tag di AL by ti f ‘ure to logyand seve tosh HI Bree at Johan Te sige ti RY} Apel ‘external artery of the And's vere singular ‘Tumor C Rossire & co—$200 Jo we aay from neck of: a young ye meron be Brand $00 Joched. Female Diseases particularly att itwick, eb: WH Monee; my | heim—6 casks 2demijohas GH logs 6 rtations. Attending Physics and Surgeon. Hogarth—67 New O: s—Sh srecthip Astor 0 bis J & W Fremford—s COMPOUND RUP O) TL w Onteans—Shii PS in—5 RH Bedell—49 B & Neilson—8 a op need bal ~tecue ay ‘i rent Puuecea or all jiseases of the Lungs igs bead. etn ‘Matthew pallet raped jad Lwis*rre 1 SHERRY, the and Breast. ‘Handall Nuey'® Holdrdgestbas A Crabmen CHOTA Mactan Be Fonte 13 W Warde ine Hs ele a ae Tcinney isc a re peso Cor bute 1, Hill=6 do 1 keg 6 bre 3 oy 23 aa cl eine & a 92 bbl dissanes which for the cure 9 are Tolanmeh=38 thas eth “es ‘ oes eat ao ba fuxve a Men Harrah | short rate ‘of time, acgujecd such ined, igh he tiddleton & Co-188 bbe | with ‘and his per rial ch irae ‘ollea—157 casks mol J Cram—60 do Crane & jes callow Merritt & Co— oe sugar Roberts & Williams. "ART HERALD. Movements of the Steamshi) Steamers, ds’) Mattie be yc it vere given ithe by vie oy mga "Theres now tn wrin the hands of the propre apo eure whieh woul own sbther the world, m convinced th ( reat sons have bee induced to mS name of Wid Cnerry attac! re be Cautious to me i Had origin l and only genuine preparation from this vala- Compound Syrup of Wild Cha corner RA bes me sts., Phi Haviland, if Atripste, Ray oy a jing, 8 Hi i qv i soughkepaie, ‘NV EE ae at aay | BS Washer prc ee " 9 tom. NG ES = HARDWARE, T. 8s yal mes | 30 CASKS Bright FABLE i ae vn i do" Fl Size Carolina Hoes, al sina. Feat tes ag TA Packet La} b+ ey ars Nov 19, with md cahip fae £0 18" fon ne West Phe Gindiator ian experi ting the pesmpn Bho eogbored Sito Aubara, Dafoe, 13 days a clik cot ton, shin ‘te Lay VS hyp Telugu bond days from New Orleans, with cot- "Hiri Ropublles Health fom Port an Prince, Dos 20, with cof- ure & Co and Forsnyen ne si bol Ba, at wh ANTED. Bite tion Coach fenyt by, phe wi cruly | nea his t hasines 83 Bo dr ferences from t places. Appl No, 28 ‘Marea eld st., opposite the Bowling Green, New York rh jad 2t¥ee WO Genteel Rooms, with Grates, Marble Mantle Pi Tristior and Closes xt bs Kad be aitntle ane, Places % 3 doors from 8) Spring ja5 3tis*rre KR. DUNLOP & SON? 7 REGULAR sap, lof Tie Amber Brow Eat jwads, brrrels an fo 178 West street, corner: of Warren bint Aad ity a ee Dane & Son, from their si those me favor them witl in Hise etic fully a a dapted to the use of Fr vate Fam) ies, Hotels, ‘New York, January 3, 1815, ja5_Im*m BAe StS ttm PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY— “Sanson, 1814.5. "HE Government of the above Soe ty, ben to inform i ma Subecibere th ated the Secon te eB the Beason, will ts va ay the Avollo 4 Boom oa Saturday ay Evening, January "Those subscribers who wish to weekenee purchase two extra tickets ach y applying to Mes: ek init, No.261 Brosdway. By orde SCHARFENBER iad Iwis®m pees sta debit Tc ta Pan FLOWERS AND FEATHERS. JT assortment o (A Bet itecete tt us ores Sew jad 3tm NICHOLAS FROM HAVRE—Con- North Hitver without delay. ad scoot ; s not rece d by the 11d will besent to Pablic Store, an- LIRERUGH. UTT CuNRRT GH. Hal Scottish Minato dor cintertire with hi me eeuenate Profession, and he und, for usual oms, from 8 o'clock A. M. ill ty o Mock TRING E EDWARD POTATOES. po SUPPLY of Bh Barope ate elecei cuael Hobie eipcoeiosar |e for sae this month, in lots te suit puscchesers, delivereate either ‘at the north oreast river. Apply to hedetraciy & CO., 429 2w*re 24 South street. eg GENTLEMEN’S SUPERFLUOUS CLOTHING Gext OMEN OK FAMILLES desirous of cash. Ulothin the Subseriber tke HIGHT CA i FRIC sidenee, having effects at the Eee oor ann Fe much to their advan to fed forth Bubverben renew ‘attend them at they Tesi TH LEVETE, Oce Nort Wall sree, and at Lqdson ot ‘A line thi oeatmesnconh the Post Office, or Other hep be YESTNAD, DOLLARS REWARD. (| Lost vest m South street up Wall John Wright” ‘The. chee é ‘he finder will pauls it No int Pearl sure*t. “D—A stro tive ROL! Me the fourth wary, Hlerald Busi wy Roa ABBY pi oa sone abner nr ee OOSARTNERSHIE—The Subscribers have this da form a Copartners! (ae the, fi firm of COLEMAN. aad have, lear the Troy House, in the chy of CHAS. 8. COLEMAN, CHAS. M. ROG! res Ne 1845. 33 3t*re aa BREWERY ANT FARW FOR SALE BREWERY ANP FARM FOR SALE.—The sub scriber offers for viet 0 CH established ‘* Berkshire Brewery,” in Pittsfield, ¢ mile from the Great opamp ad. Itis paptieye! most of the utensil: capable of brewing fe es ‘a season, of malting $000 bushels per. the same advantages of doing a the centre ofa manufac- ‘of ale is. rapidly ta: its Of 72acres, 30'of which is well timbered, the rest under cultivation, well beeen and good buildings. Will be sold separately or together. Ee JAMES ROY. West Troy, Atany sont ae 1t0h, a 13 tf re COMMERCIAT te NEWS o READING ROOMS, IN THE COMMODIOU$ AND AIRY NEW BUILDING, SAINT CHARLES AND VERANDAH HOTELS. THis ESTABLISMENT | is liberally sunported, end under the especial patronage of the Merchants, Professional Men, Master Mechani ey this city. Je vill be conducted igoani ameinaete in all "i ties, so eminently usetul; affording. great fr our citizens particulary, and vo attangers senealy this great mart of the South. ‘The undermenti taken :—The ete., raegy sal be strictly supatod sa ts Fs f And useful one. Journals of te Arts Meher ibe tures, Law, Medicine, etc , ete os will also be casen'—the sre object of the establishment ng t0 car concentrate the Targest mote of Commerc Hews aod Ocoeal intecetice: feces tse "The daily Arrivals, and Clearances ef all vee, either F qisa, Coutwie, or from the i U Soenierea in acs kept for the nw poe Opies made i ly from the Cus- tomhouse, of all Watries and’ Clearances, wih the fallen: goad ticulars of Consignees, Jargoes, etc , ete, on, Sugar, Tob ceo, Western Pro- red daily, in separate Letter Offi ti ew feati city,” Subscribers to the establishment wilt bareall thetc tes tara for carded by every vessel ard stexmer the city. ton-subseribers the charge ‘will be six and Stare cents for letter, Lee ted iat of the se of ekg te sic in the i Exenauge Purposes, nel report of farther sales of the day with an additional al Et les Ship Owners ‘aptains of vessels in Port, shall, all times, have free access to the establishment, and are’ ito call frequently, as every actention will be them. ret fete ae each indivjai firms of two partners, $10 Per enna; ncn evening, All subscriptions paid in advancr snp fabecriber pled himest co exert his heat suetgias to oat avery Wey: aol Pubtls peuvortenee te thine he was a upp TS New Orleais,W ATIONAL COF f) ane E; Nike pel forme hi eS sp! Y perce prigs of bi has had Tieriet regard { wel on fe combined ecovom) the tom for one night, ff ‘on the tendanee at all time let them out at all he te. the house te closed to Tatoo the eae, 5 Indeed, .r. B.asserts that an of failure in his iSong be’ almost unknown if the sete ote Hebets . ap but destauetive applications are taade ol rowa will Foss undertake a case where there is not good Ten (o expect & Oflice 76 Chambers street, f Brosdway. Hi ole ets ty OE eee Ady.ce to the poor a jad Im*m ENGLISH, F! AMERICAN SHIPPING AGENOY Packs LIVERPOOL putdeee be ann Aa peers at. Norwic Limp g mir Sieg ie ae ome. sai wexjon anve with Me, Mr, Ww) Wika meer naan is AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. VALUABLE MEDICAL ‘AND MI&CELLANEOUS LIBRARY AT AUCTION. LEY Ag be, & SPOONER will sell on Monday 3g o'clock, 151 Bi way, a valuable colons Library, of 500 volumes of standard works ‘o a medical gen them an of pte COAR ‘The library contai 100 volumes standard medical works; Perth Encyclopesdia, (an abridgemeot®of the # dwburg.)23 volumes,with several nundred plates: American Encyclopedia, 13 volames,wfth many standard miscellaneous works, to numerous to mention in an advertise- ment. Sale without reserve. jt 2% re ~PARK THEATRE. ee. Januat 1845, will be te cadet OLB HEADS AND ay H. re. Barr LE OF AUST: LITH: or Love and Honor—Ci jonel Le Frei, Mr 8 Pearson: eg Sy ipe Kone, Me Barry; Merian Bombells, irs &k rrett ‘Aviarranc Tiers $0 cants—| GENTLEMEN'S ae we WARDROBE, Pe padoet oR | to vend for the Sai = ga STEEVINS YN? A line through the Fost Ofies, of otherwtes; wilt ceive prompt attention. di7 Im (xop)* re CURTAIN MAT REDUC AND WINDOW vacmcu REDUCED PRICES. HE a aber bs aie smpartatere ty) to Sictose vant irous of closing their fall stock of Ge season ts too far advanced, offer theca ction is n price, and 10 Percent lowerthan at any ote establishment in Ree en Families in Irat rt Window Shades are invited LogiramsD call, at they ean mae aselection from the largest ass0l in city, lowest i SOLOMON & HART, porters and Upholsterers, 243 Broadway, 0) * rre WINTER MAIL Moca: ree ELBGR. ‘AND 1 INTER: Fann Tnaguon To Anas ¥ STEABOAT. picsge toe ing at Dobbs Ferry. 8 Powt—The Steambo: Steamboat Fier, foot of Courtland st. temmoon, at5o’ Serger leave f for eee it mediately on the arrival of the boat at Fer pace pkeepsi s of North River. ly on board or to PC. bean” yy PARE rraose AT BRITAIN ee... TRELAN b TRE LINE : et asd PACKETS. wsannedan shag Seeoashe oath cen ight ou ‘of the ships co the Black Bail or Old the of shranrof Packet n from Liverpool rc 4 the Ist and 16th of e' ads Black Ball or Old Line of Livepool Packets, compass The ke facw.) ‘The MONTEZUMA, (new.) CAMBRID ‘ OXFORD, : ENGLAND.” NEW. YORK. COLUMBUS. EUROPE. | ed by dasive of Notice—The public are respectfully the owne's of the above ‘old establish Packets,” that no I a ate bur the aoe have per- mission from them. to advertise to bring out passengers by the Black Black or Old Line of Liverpog! Packets, that the e the ir regular authorised passengeragents of I Rents try SoH etOTaens & CO. ton st next door to the Fulton 3. Wehaveatall times a forsale draft ‘of Ireland, and on Messrs. Prescott, Grote a ers, London, which are aid free of discount i every throughout Mind, Ireland, Seotland and Wales. “Apply as ‘OR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS, For the better accom tion of shippers it is inten sparch « ship from this port on the lst, sth, 10¢h, a ly month com the 1 f tint until May, wi regul remalinder of the Year, whereD: este rented dai lowing "Be iy v3 rent delays a ‘the suinmer mont Lie pee par isndhd order a tions for rae meen a for comfort. iasee ‘are com: rienced master, wih. apopeone i" eryor pied ware, or. ye any et ee by it or im, unless regular bills of fading are, ta ze Bsthe value therein ex: Sodas Ya a a oll. i sree Vine will henrafer leave New an see Mit, and Havre on the 16th of each month, as fol- From Ne . rk. New Ship ONIADA, "Ss: March, ‘Is Funck, Ship BALTIMORE, Oetiward Funck, Ship oe eicorss ist The ac modi “oP hi surpassed, com: theses not st ining all that may be required for abo "The price of cabin is with every requi- sare ry Novémber, April, New int many other than on them. "For freaght Or BORD, “HANG ieB5 ee _No ngs, cor OLD aa LIVERPOOL PACKETS. = follow! hy falls‘on Sunday, the m_| Be camo 850 ton: for seca will ing that when the sailing seding day, ym Liverpool. Jal aig? vy Nov. W.C. Barstow, The ENGLAND, ‘750 tons, Bartlett, The OXFORD, 800 tons, yy J:,Rathbone, The MONTEZUMA, tons, N B. Lowber, The EUROPE, 8 to bs Farber, The NEW oRk, (new,) bigite, tons, G. A.C ‘The YORKSHIRE, (new,) 1050 tor 1 known as men of character;and Peet ae = retest emp ee will always be paid to ote: comfort and conveniens i a mee, tw day Of sailing, will be observed as or Of passage outwatd § 7m fixedst One Handred Pfor whigh ample stores of every description, will i exception of eer and liquors, which wil by Stewards, if her he caveain ‘or qwrare of these Stripe will be respon sible fo , Parcel kages sent by them unless regular fis of talldg ure tigued thestoe,” Wer ficight or pes tage, apply QOODHUE te CO, 64 South street. ‘Burling Sli N.Y. Samet tnd of BARING. B rey & C6., Lpoa! FOR LO. Ned |—Packet of the 10th of —— ‘The fast saili ket ship NURTHUMBER- AND, Captain Griswold, will positively sail as ake asta, having unequalled ac dra eta eget Wy ° jas, 1 South street. z Packet 3 the 16th Shi Ieferly sell ont aviv, splen id fecommodations in Cabin’ aad Ra ny gr JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st B.—Passages to and from Great Britain and Ireland, ar erea i by ay ot the rej ft =A of Soe “ee tall the ipal bankiog instieutions bei out the Oiited Rh Kingdom, on application as above. PACKET FOR HAVKE,—Second eae ‘J = ST, NICHOLAS, John'B. Pell, Mast-r, will sai g (On Ist of February. 7 it ‘ we Erelght or passage aprly 0s sNOKE! No. 9 Tontine _— Walt & ine eis ively on Tuesday, tl ‘Second cabin and steerage passengers enn berhandgomely ac- commodated jn a new aud substantial built house on deck, fuved ith every convenience, that cat ion and comfort to those emb: et the accommodations of tleewheey and the erin of ich, apply on board foot of ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO, jire _ 3$ Fulton street, next door to the Fulton Bank, NEW ORLEANS. fe ti pacl EO. Can Clarkson, wil anton, apy shah ne SPE carne = received on board after {this} mr by ry, alta Woodruff, who Ci in ‘The pac! in Wibray, will the Ai wher reaular day. iM. FOR. LAA or to the subseribers, EANS—Regular Packet of 10th fendi first-class, fast sailin geet ay in Rattoone, will posi “Hiaving very superior accommodations. for enbin, second en: bin, Ct eid ce wee wit k, should bys of fo ay Fail erat, orto wexpureie hs SPR een AY, ire 106 Pine street Soruer of Row cagcaence Packet of 10th January’ antp Retin eiteres. Cartes twa Pear aloe nea for on ond, big and steerage hy take iramediate applicatvon on Bach aot nay" «0. 100 are MoM y ao Eevpaapa fei "Rotor of @ih Ja TON, ittleson, mi pete agua her regeler J ‘und st Same fe Sate, toad ea stoerage passengers, ‘Noard, foot of Rac of 0 make early application on pre A ise Bou ok wove: ier and Parquett with four admission, Librettos in Engli LE BOUL. ReSRCERSCLY, needa he will AP ERT, at the Tabera cle, on INUAY. EVEN- ING, he 6th January. He will be by Miss Jucis L. Nostwauy, Mr. Pui . Pa era Cn Rated ret aie be Maus a For Orcusstna, ls Second Li 4 Ttalian ean be at the Box Office. USI tae. Manna. GRAMME. Orchestra Ole Bull Some ‘Le Fils du Niagara, composed Overt. 'A'Pealm of David With Yin fire ‘ Wi layer Ole Bull Orchestra Ole Bull iss Northall Ole Bull Mayer Ole Bull had at the Mu- sie Storer, Astor House, an . Doors will open at, on fa ttre and Concert commence at yy o veto **A NIGHT WITH BURNS!”? WILL RE THE sUnsEcT oF MR. CLIREHUGH’ SECOND LECTURE SCOT1ISH MINSTREISY, On Tuesday, 14th Jan., 1845. jaim CELEBRATION OF THE AT WENTY- NINTH ANNI. elle RY OF THE; BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS. RAND BALL by the Tammanv Soci yo Columbian et, Order, at ‘Tamman; i. ONEAD. EVENING, Srouary 8th, 1845, Vice state elect of the United St States ead many other ‘distinuguished civil and military eee pected to The Vy Bert, will be ‘Toendidly i eiatorarely, decorated by Julius ‘Piekels may be obtained ofthe following COMMITTEE. Wn. J. Brown, Albert Garnsey, Daniel | E. aay ben Pian John Timpsor John JV. Weatervelt, on 9 torm: rd Sanfc John D. iverson, John Beckar, Abraham Bogart, jr. n5_1tm sanpalsifsx SCHNEIDER & & ie lag 3 BAN LATE OF SARATOGA PEIN GS, AXE now prepared to give their attendance, at Private Par- ties, Sines, &e , and combining a Band of v: ae LI foe ments, from two to twenty with the most modern ble Music, hope to give their usual satisfaction. attests to’be made to MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUNS, _jat Im#re rosby strest. ane vae COLLECTION OF BEASTS A AND BIRDS IN THIS COUNTRY RECEDENTED ATTRACTION. Ghat BORING. MATCH—Novel end Amusing Enter- Ee oie Greatest Bill of the Season, at the NEW os. 149 Fulton, and 1 be ke AT eps fat and every dxy an giening during the week, at Sand 8 o'elock, P. init ce The lovers ot the “Fancy” are respectfully infor manager of the above bg erie being well Sonyin Fed, mendous strides made. by t made an eneagerent with the e followin will exhibit deal. Fi dition to the many animals now exhibited rere Big. steer Ly rae the Learued Kany in conjunction ‘we Saif hata Rae teiligent Mi wh his wonder sere streets, on ae that rg Ure r Hodis wiht be Polly tha torte es Retion of ally “he manager has effected the above engagement at an enormous ex- ase, and confidently looks for the pstronage of all who kao know ww to apbrecinte true and novel talent f MUSIC. HE GERMAN COTILLION BAND, (Ine of New es ton and Fore wronld restecchal ‘ guvife thar theyre rich tony at e Frvate Bal Eilions, WY Labitaky, Mira Rastomsale iis nuewr gia te, he. HECRENNTT TER Ne 055 Conners MINERVA ASSEMBLY. ROOMS, +, NEAR, WALKER. pus, § rROPRte TORS of tho ve. a of a have, at al immense expense, peed eet elegant and com- modious BALL OR oe RT ROOM the city, and respectfull, iblic. | Its loc: ‘ing tl cen jiarly adapts it for the eats rangements have been made entirely with the view of promoting the comfort and convene Sk of the oe cusiters. ble of seating one. feoaek persons. The decorations of the most chase description, being in Signor Capelli’s best style. A series of classic statnary, hive also been provided from the I cp: of ey ay The room, when brilliantly lighted by tly chandeliers, presents a'coup dit unequalled by an recat establishment in the city. eee ious Supper Room, Dressing Rooms, &c. &c. have |, thus rendering the Mi math Rooms the most de- saul ia the city for Concerts, Assem! ll particulars may be ad by aplication to Mr. Hatehings on the premiees. N. Mili tars, and ott othe companies tise of ae, dinu- ners, find at these Rooms every con’ an,th the sa sue in the most elegant ‘and commodious style. QUADRILLE BAND. BALLS AND PARTIES Sitaicho’ with Music tthe shortest notien, by ba ying to GEORGE WHirwort roadway, or JOHN WHITWORTH 90 Valker d2%5 Im*re GRAND OPENING BALL, Given at the Shp! 559 Broadway. ROE LOR, & MONS. GABRIEL, DE KORPONAY, R THE BENEFIT OF THE DEA 'HE BLIND "ASYLUMS.-Moxpay San ,o¢ the Alles has the honor to antounce 19 ing and decorating his estab 1, for the parpose o} inter—he will, with the assistance of Mons y, (who has. Gaaly. volunteered his services for that arpose,) 4 Grand Opening Ballon the #7th ry ve aunounced. ion will be inrodgoed, th the Polke ‘Dances, Quadslles, ir vaia dy Dew Pas, Gs Be it an ircles in oe the ish ls, hemes pony Mons. Korpona: SWORD EXERCISE. MB, HAMILTON, having entered into an arranj MR. FULLER, for the use of the G ™ | tenet Exerc Mr been for several years pre as ‘Teacher ‘of thes Sword in he United States Army. — Volunteer Compani e perfect in Jusket or Artillery Drill, it the same on the most moderate terms, by application to the advertiser, 31 Ann street. i 7 The Classes will commence on Monday next. ja3_imec on, Haein by th Res tthe Mere td eaeaenl yh 4 sol Weriodme as of Stodart, Woreestrt Dunham Set way. CHOICE ARCHER CLARE ALE auuus A TRAN ED BOOKS LES a Kt BOOKS, t. Also, History A the Bi plas Rarer ey hitch Books of ev x a oe oe guint npc ih he neiid were LS, FART Iee. io Bie JERVIS 18 8 call for ri Berayed: invitation Pineal to dp Ball Printing ng god an hearer hea Bagratls snd pata Fstablishmen Eee aerating and Printing. Eatablihtnen roedway, next N “yEaRs CAKE Lot gine sate ete be Cee ty sumed tn, "Pho = eon wis be iad in the most carefal manner poselbie W YEA ri Ss Lea Asotruber OF “ogre WHOLESALE AND RETAL AT SOOTT’S, 76 Bey othnur. a inspection ft assortme! “Tot Groce, Wines f ra is ee ‘en eta to see ishment i sent a Ry a tum, Hollan ee a Be le and Lng | Store, 76 Nassai st JN ay and louse he bs ep is oun had fe to their c meat i Booteh an Teh Witney i igrent LAFAYETTE BAZAAR, 149 Broadway, corner of Liberty street ADIES and Gentlemen will will, fing in this eatabl'shment, the bes gholon al Pemey. Goods. Tors, Faney Boxes, Saeay late Drona, Ke. ever ENtircey, rysand aia tor Christman and New Y ret, and sold at very low prices. or of Muse, “aa ce TBIC—Mr_ DUMSDA, if wil! go to the reer MC levate veree ry, moderate. terns) the Cul ‘Trombone and Corny pean. and piano fortes correctly on application, 43) Lm’ Bail Heke, do — to ek ls and tench fo Aceordion, Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald } Tue Capitor, Wasurneton, Friday, 5 P. M. Annexation in the House at Lust—Variows Plans Submitted—Result of the Caucus—Position of Members Hostile to Annexation— Senator Ather- ton’s Plan. James G. Bennett, Esq.— The consultation in the caucus of democratic members. last evening, resulted in nothing, except an agreement to take up the question to-day in committee of the whole on the State of the Union, by leading off with the joint resolutions presented by U. J. Ingersoll, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations, and then allowing members to submit their own plans by ily dl of amendment. Im- mediately after the opening of the House, the rules were suspended, and the plan of operations com- plied with; Mr. Ingersoll opening the ball ina speech of an hour in support of the measure on its general merits. Mr. Belser, of Alabama, followed, introducing his joint ree resolutions, and occupied his hour in their advocac) Be Douglass, of Ilhnoie, and Mr. Waller, of O! io iso submitted their plan asan amendment, and the former gentleman ob- tained the floor for to-morrow. The discussion will last till the end of the session, unless shorten- ed by some peremptory decision of the House, as several abolition members were observed taking notes today in order to reply to Mesers. In- gersoll and Belser. The active opponents of annexation in the House, are abolitionists, ultra Whigs, and two or three conservative demo- crats, who pride themselves in representing their own views, and not those of their constituents.— The question of delay in order to- allow members to ascertain the opinions of constituents is treated with ridicule, as both parties are ready to admit, that in the recent contest the issue w: eich ly made and decided ; while many of the Whigs are can- did enough to aver that il Henry Clay had been elected he would now have been one of the warm- est advocates of thismeasure. Inthe House the main question will be amended and re-amended, and its emoellishments defeated, one by one, until it becomes a plain, simple propesition, leaving all the details for after settlement. it joint resolutions will finally the House. ‘On Monday next the measure will probably have so far progressed as to produce a call for the ayes and nay, involving the principle of annexation, when each member will be one to face the ceun- try and his constituents. e progpective benefits resulting from the acquisition of such a terri- tory to the commerce and manufactures of the Northern and Eastern States, and {the products of the West, will certainly cause some = flection on the part of those who ap; almost willing to sacrifice the true interests of t! cir country in opposition to in&titutions guaranteed in the Federal compact to the Southern States. They must remember that their hostility to this measure will be followed by retribution in the ratio of tual benefits received by their constituents at a tuture day—if Texas should be annexed without their votes—and every democratic member should also bear in mind that in voting against the pnn- ciple of annexation, he ai imeelf in direct oppesition to the coming administration of the government. These points are worthy of their close attention, before they answer in the negative. T understand thet a plan has been prepared by Senator Atherton, of New Hampshire, that meets with some approbation; but as it defines the divi- sion of the tersitory into slave and free States at the present period, I doubt that it will receive as much favor as some of the plans in the House. The subjects alluded to in this letter have en- grossed the day’s business, and I have naught else to communicate. Wasuineton, Jan. 3, 1843. James Gorpon Bennett, Esq:— Major Augustus Davezac is just in fresh from the Hermitage. He says no language can describe the raptures of old Hickory. We suspect thatthe Ma- jor brings advices to Mr. C. J. Ingersoll concerning that “iron hoop” which he wants fastened around the Union, to wit, the annexation of Texas. You will hear come Massachusetts thunder in a day or two on annexation. Indeed, it is said, a cart load of pesiltans are now en route for Wash- ingten, (care of J. Q. Adams.) The printers hold a festival in sere of Franklin on Saturday night. Mr. Adame, Mr. Severance, Mesers. Gales & Seaton, Blair & Rives, and other distinguished persons, are to be present. We are authorized to invite you to honor the les- tival with your company Ww. TWENTY-EKIGHTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. House of Representatives. Fripay, Jan. 3.—The Rev. Mr. Daily, Chaplain of the House, opened it with a prayer, valued at six hundred cents, that sounded something like the (following + “oO ot Heaven, under whose direction the Chriation world is SMeetbod twe feel andacknowledge thy supreme power; and may thy hand be exteuded to sustain = ro apis May this land, under the shadow af thy es, be still preserved, and may we remain in our feel places to serve and honor his name. 0, God, protect an preserve the members of the present Congress, and may their deliberations be governed by thy holy influence, for the sake of our adorable Redeemer. ,Amen.” The pore of the previous day was read and adopted. Several gentlemen endeavoured to obtain the eyes of the speakers, but C.|J. Inaersott. was successful, and moved a suspension of the rules, in order to go into com- mittee of the whole of the State ofthe Union. The ayes and nays were calted, and resulted 107 to 63. Mr. Horkins, of Va., was called to the chair. TEXAS. C. J, Ivoxneou. obtained the floor, and moved to lay the and bill under discussion yesterday aside for the revent which was adopted. He then moved to take up the joint cesolution for annexing Tex reegctad by the Commit- tee on Forcign Affairs, which ed on a division, and the resolution was read by the cl c rn amid cs much gabble and noise, as in an Orange street bar room, or ‘strect porter house. Mr. Wetter, of Ohio, moved to amend, by striking out all and insert the joint resolution presented by him on the 19th alt. a4 Dovatass, of Ilinois, olso moved to amend by ad- his it pla. presented on the 23d ult. ‘Wis tHnor rose toa point of order, and objected to the reo tion of a bill as an amendment that changed the whole cheracter of the original resolution, as contrary to the rules. Cries of Mer yes”—‘' oh, no”—“ let's have all the plans ‘ap at on «Yet each member present one, and then we shall have en ag! “od nd G. J. Iwennsont with — a agen om al of annexation had been decided by ‘the people at the re- cent Presidential election; that in Pennsylvenia he hed question annexation. [Here some dozen members took seats in front of the speaker in the centre cf the House.) The gentleman Babar od with a Be Noe to the manifesto of whig members of C os egg, Se question as perpetuating slavery and elveacion isunion, but he 3 ht that the progress of public opinion within a few ‘months, hi inv’s strength on this wer and declared that there was a m' in the House eguinst that question, for three years, titan could it period against annexation. Public sentiment had ‘exhibited, and members had no rij =f oy It was the duty of Congress to reflect sustain thet sentiment, it was obvio been presented, that Texus that there was a large majority in thet House in its favor. He continwed. Mee ten nt os Cone to ado] e ne \Ubsta: i‘ fepreat te beve ay onnected with that which is fore have the plan tl approbation wan an preferable. But this is not sens Texes question, but it isa Southern ae et jorthern boundary question had been s by Maine cbusetts, and Southern men who had isfled to leave its Lge without Sempain sir, is @ poe. mesilate’ boldl: it i mee” estion—-a "s a slave pee ra oy one b whieh I . ue South boundary ithern [ 5 “southern Tights, and Southern di in a certain sense. The national cavehleretions bearing upon ft have bern often subraitted, ‘but I shell refer to them as bearing upon our commercial, Seicelores 5 fahrep) A ating interests. 1 ad man (Mr. Wh rom | coo nema t hope \~-4 wal gr Si, us an argu’ —not against its, holy 8h) ol jstt_tot an argument Sere upon fects. ‘1 ‘challenge him, to do this, with all et and ho to os ee ere td bene er ‘vast area of our Side te the extension of theve mbie, but ardent advocate. vane eerie each other supply The territorial merits of this gel. ore operas ‘an extensive sense, The immense streams, that will a on their - , the miner a natural character of the and ee Ne a though ir with Mexice need be feared. Title to. fear from “. rupture with sol ao: ritale thi T am Spent subject ; and a me every ‘with ourselves, i ire ie that unanimity of eile Ey SY su has did when this very House placed hands of an Executive to defend an sic en the boundary question. Tam willing to ‘nmr