The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1845, Page 3

A Deep Sent of the bess ow le of the season was Practised aduy or (A@ siuce by three lads, and was eo . Cleverly mansged that hundreds were completely taken in and done for. Two boys, about 13 years of ege, were seen coming down Centre street from the Park, carrying @ short hand-barrow, upon which was stretched a boy of about ten years of age. Hi: f.ce w. hed cand death, and there was acalm, heavenly tmile p ing about his its way to the lips, as if his spirit was about win, gates of Paradise. face was ly attractive, und evinced great intelligence ; his light flaxen hair, con- siderably disarranged, floated in the wind ; and his seedy and dirty clothes all to su that the poor little tr something ef the cost and people. focked around ths or som ef the sort, ores barrow to learn what was the matter. The bearers said they did not know, and looked very serious. As they ®pprouched the fombs, the crowd around the boys was reat and increasing every moment—men flew out of their shops, and loafers left their groggeries—the women thrust their heads from the windows, and as great an ex- citement preveiled aa if a notor.ous felon was on the road tothe Toinbs. When the boys reached that edifice, they down their load opposite the main entrance, and steps were immediately filled by the mob, who er aor their pity for the unfortunate boy. In the midst of all t! exc.tement, the lad slowly opened raising himself inte a ie pees Polk? I’ve seen o!d Dallas—t , beys, and bury me ly.” One general shout of laughter announced that the populace appreciated the sell, and the juvenile jokers scamped off. Finxs.—An alarm of fire was given on Friday evening at 10} o’clock, and was found to proceed from that large building 45 Ann street. On examination it was found that the fire wes confined to that portion of it onthe second r floor occupied Mr. Chamberlain, jeweler, and was very quickly extinguished. The house is fully insured. ‘The origin of the fire appears to be the work of an incen- diary, but ~Mr. Chamberlain ‘lost nothing, as his Jewelry was k the thie rumm: in an iron safe—although ves ed his drawers in search of plunder. The build- ing belongs to E. & J. Br ra Anotner.—At 3} o’clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in the chair manufactory of J. Beale, No. 166 Fulton street. The stock of ready made article w: large, and the greater portion of them were destroyed. Judging from the traces of thefire upon the interior of the building, the fire must have originated by the neglect of some the workofen, and it ap; almost wonderful that, raging as itdidin the midst of a m of combustible materials, it could be so soon put out. Mr. Beale insured ; but as to the propristor of the hou: Brower, we cannot suy. Police Ofice—Saturday.— Notaina in it.”—To use Sir Charles Coldstream's by- word in the new comedy, there was “ nothing in it”—except, of course, the magis- trates and clerks and officers. The thieves are as lively as ever, but burglars seem to be lying on their oars a bit, and living on their spoils. By the time the Board of Al- eae (mie Lea crnooetba for officers bey ce ane ol 0, they w to go to wor wi renewed chek will then Rave full scope forthe exer: cise of their peculiar talents. The Lower Police furnished but three cases of petit larceny, and the usual number of vagrancy cases, Coroner’s Office,—Jan.11—Daowvep.—An unknown man fell from pier No. 30 East River, this morning, about 4 o'clock, and waa drowned before he conld be got from the water. Verdict accordingly. General Sessions Before Reoorder SA i and Aldermen Devoe and ler. M. C. Parenson, Esq , District Attorney. Jan. 11—Trial for AssaultZand Battery—Alex, Davie son was called to trial, indicted tor an assault and batt on Mr Wm. Brower, of 44 Carmine street, committed on the 16th November, by knocking him down. The offray took place in a work-shop, where the parties were jour. neymen. Verdict guilty, and the Court sen enced him to pay a fine of $10. The Case of Benjamin H. Ordway, indicted for perjury in falsely swearing to the schedule of goods lost at the fire inthe buildivg in South William street, in which he kept his store ‘Eounael for Ordway having demurred to the indictment on the ground that the affidavit was illegally taken, inas- much as the document was sworn to before a Notary Pablic, who was not authorized to administer the same, and was therefore no perjury at common law ; the Re- corder proceeded to deliver t e decision of the Court in the matter, sustaining the demurrer as well taken. Aldermen Drake and nypseay who were the associates of the Recorder on the bench at the time the demurrer ‘was put in, dissented from the opinion and decision of the Recorder in the matter, gave it as their opinion that by the 44th chapter, 2d vol. of the Revised Statutes, it was clearly laid down that Notary Publics were empowered to administer such oaths. The majority of the Court being adverse to the admie- sion of the demurrer, it was not sustained, and judgment was rendered for the le. The ral cases of Patrick Fitz- Nolle Prosequi—in the patrick, Bridget Fitzpatrick, Margaret Larkin, and John Carroll, indicted for assaults and batteries,nolle yequies were directed to berecorded, and the parties dismiseed, = the witnesses for the prosecution were not in atten- lance. The case of James S. Schermerhorn, indicted for embez- sling monies of the Ocean Insurance ‘Company.—Mr. Jon- Counsel tor Mr. Schermerhorn, moved that a be entered in the case, ns the matter since 1842, and the accused not called again Court were net unanimous in their opinion in respect to granting the motion, and reserved their de cision for a Mture ur Adjourned to Monday next at 11 o’clock, A. M. Superior Court. Before Judg~ Vanderpoel. Jan. 11.—Peter Barthelemy va. The New York Poudrette Company.—In this case, already noticed, jary found tor plaintiff, 6 cents damages and 6 cents eosts. Tra Wood vs Michael Connelly — Common Assault.—This was an act.onot trespass for assauit and battery alleged to have been committed under the following circum- stances:—It appeared that the plaintiff in July last bought butter from the defendant, who is a respectable merchant in this city, which, by egreement, was to be paid for in cash on delivery. Plaintiff, it appeared, subsequently came for the butter, and not complying with the term: per agreement, was proceeding to take away the defe ant’s butter, when an altercation took place, and the de- fendant, who is an able, athletic Captain of the Monteo- mery Guards, gave Wood a sound drubbing. The Court charged very favorably to Mr. Connelly. Verdict $10 damages. For plaintiff, Raymond and Clarke; for defendant, Mr. Mulvey. Before Chief Justice Jones. Jaw 11.—John Berbeneat ve. George Ness.—This was an action of trover t> recover the value of a grocer’s wagon, seized on 24 . 1844, underawarrent. The oase possessed no interest. Verdict for defendant. Ouro River.—At Wheeling, on Wednesday, there were seven feet of water in the channel. zs At Pittsburg, on Tuesday afternoon, the river had six and a half feet of water in the channel- Anorner Sreamer Lost.—The Vicksburg Whig € of the 25th ult, says— A passenger who came up the river on the steamboat Superb, informs us that at 8}, r. M., on the 224 inst, when near Bayou Gonla Landing, ten miles below Piaquemine, she came in collision wit the steamboat Hiwassee, bound down, from Bayou Black, with sugar and molasses ‘The Superb was running close round the middle bar, when some two hund! distant,the Hiwassee took a shear and ran directly across the bow of the Superb. The latter boat backed her en- ine, but was unable to avoid striking her forward of the Boilers, onher starboard bow. ¢ Hiwassee sunk in eight minutes. Her cabin instantly parted from the hull, and drifted close to the Superb, which beat succeeded in saving all the passengers and their baggage. She then towed the wreck ashore, and after rendering every assis- tance in her power, an‘ landing the passcngers, she pro- ceeded uninjured. Amusements _ ™ Tue Sapte Sisters and Ethiopian Minstrels, one of the best bands ever ‘ started,” have been — series of Concerts at Franklin Hall, lute the Frank! Theatre, Their Concerts are the neatest ever given, and wedo not wonder at the crowds they nightly attract. We trust that they will long continue to delight New Yorkers. They appear Monday and Tuesday evenings at the above place. All Philadelphia Suvse HeRratp must be nts, ptlons to the Lieber & Co.,3 Leds i 3 and ¢ le also baildin ! cet where single copms may = Medical Notice.—The Adverticements of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, ratablished Suppression o Guackery in the cure of all diseases, wil Suites cates on We Recs Just column. of Wie 8 3. M. D., Agent. "Bifice and Consulting Heoams of the College $3 Nessa stiset Rheumatic Complaints—It you are suffer. ing wi rieumation, and hive = bey hig 4 by us you need ni Shyefal geled tu sud gt se Tndan Voge able El and Limment, which will au ely bri: g rel ef and effect ape fect ‘Yhe elixir to be taken mernally, overstes directly upoa Liniment, *pelied out. cure the whole nervous system; while iu. These tes, used together, Biijctig ay vdinay eve of Rheumatism, and is warranted: Sold a 21 Courtlandt street. The Piles in their worst forms may be cur= ga by the nse of Hay's Ligiment and Lian's Balm of Chins, Warranted in eve y case, Numbers of the first gentlemen in this ci'y have used these articles and are now well, and we wive their names to any one wh» may call at 21 Court! indt street, the only p ace in the city to procure them genuine. Asthma and 8] re posi aes gartnea ran a «now offer to refund a Dot effected, in some of ths wo at cases of Asthi id the pro- if acareis tient ot been able :o rest for mont! rought immediate relief, and given to the pe fect t.-3 ond easy sleep. ‘We have never pon we U with th tie harmed with i . aes of eoutveneas i soo rence 2 the we toitheir wont trengty and activicy, a. cat! tis tavaualfed Te may be had omy st) Courtland street, in this ‘elty. eeiseeenenenemeatim heen cient Sarsaparilia—A certain cure ti far the following complaint arial and Syphiloid Dis- Chronie Rheuynati Sacer Haegrestm Bice fies cx lalbeis! sewot t jiseases, a ve Realy Eruptions Of the Skin, —_Ulceration'of the Throat and . Pimples or Pastoles on the Pata and Swellings of the fare séate of the blood, ex ive use of mercay. yproved And all diseases arising from an im) "i praden: vhs grlebe ord medict manuer from the Vt est i it tr me low vrice that ell rd to use it, viz: fifty cents per $1 per dozen Tee bottles as others that sell at the en ice of $1 per bottly. Ite found only at 21 Courtlandt s.reet, and in Brooklyu at 139 Fulton street. Deafness—Dr. MoN Acoustic Olt has been used by hundreds of persons who were entirely deaf with tha most wonderf 1 success, and has been proved to be a rafe rele! for ll persons, or those vsing da, we lief — ’s Poudre Subtile for compl: Passengers Arriv: Smith, Kingston; Del Carmen, mMINGS and permanently eradicating superfluous herr, witheet vilarnx—Packet ship lows—Wm F Worthington, of Boston; iintpu Hartles, Havre; Sarah and AMUSEMEN is. Proof positive ths semen.” aaed Seore. hesine= | Vannes Dory ns Peotinonien Eeelok sok inrsets, Pens fierenee | no mistake. : i +TE—Ship Sylvanus Jenkius—Mre Eveleigh and two RK THEATRE. ‘Gouraud’s ral for curing pimples, blotches, and dis- E Ke'd, J G Hurd-t in the steerage. rGui n " me a q ry ahah F, J GUIN, MR. FRAZER AND MR. SEGUIN Gilcrations and injuries to theskin. Never take any other than | pa nig Lgvanta6 G Yatuneon " : For Six Nights Onl; By Last Night's Southern Mail. MONDAY EVENING, Janu: 13, Tins, il] be presented the Ned THE BOMEMPAN GIRL Thad Gouraud’s Vegetable Rouse for the cheek. ue t prow as ie ah RE SEAS, ee * in " Opera entitled 'T) deus, Mr. pie Sasa gay nite fos the (ro by - Passengers Sailea. en eee ate tor Emma, Cole NYork. Below, El- | Frazer; Devilshoof, Mr. Seguin; Arlive, Mra. Seguin. here » 5 sail rallace. " * ‘est. Cld Victoria, Falkenburg. and Direct, |‘ ide wil ‘ hem, Walker street, first store from Broadway, Ha lee ee ee Wil Mao nets Brigge: New Verte” aig Chic, geanhah tag Dimet | Fo Sderson* George Texeharaud: Bae Me, Dott H Al + M, Fall River, Apmirtance, ) cente—Becoud Howell, Lears, Chas Senior, 8 and Third MONBY MARKET. ‘Boxes, ist ‘Lier 79 cent ts —Gi ato, NC. 30 cent ‘Tiers 50 cents—! Saturday, Jan: 11-6 P. wife aud nine children, of Ne Bar att: Sea Mew, Holton PALMO’S NEW vom ooERE ‘Thishas been rather a blue day in Wall street— Worelgn Importations, | cy (uajat.paimeraras, Lion, Pertes her Benefit will tabs age ae BULSD AY be th of January. narelike it would produce quite a panic. Stonington | avesze_ ship Syiranus Jakine—o¢ phew Dui Cou | Usimin: Caadsionpes ‘New Ver, gh which ocasins Sis Banaras Mig soaks, ther vent peacoat ied Norwich and Worcester, 14; Morris | “I & D Vausch~a9b Parensiedtat fl Boker=3 © W: Vox 2, Atwood ra Services, and. will dauce between the act? La Polke? Lea 1.4; Mohawk, 3; Long Island, 1}; Canton, 1; Penn. Ph ed oy Pa Prythenee Ly Cachucha,” ke. sylvanie 6’s,}; Farmers’ Loan, 3; Ohio 6's eider—8 Boring & Witte12 Wil- Opera of SEMIRAMIDE, will be perfc 4 rmed— , =10.G Loewig—21. CH Schn . .f riaee,'Si lavewes, Toad, 1; Vicksburg end United States Benk closed firm | s20& Browe 40 NW kveleigh=ob Collomb & sein bag Siquor Peroasiy Assen, Miguor Valvelings sos en at yesterday's prices. Notwithstanding the decline in a vee Boast, with lout ode Sooper 4 | Parquette, ets; Private Boxe, with four admission, $6, ut A. M. to 5PM Seats secured from # quotations, the transactions were much larger then usual. formaace to com: at 6 in ‘inate and Italian can be had joors opea MARITIME HERALD. ‘The stock market is in a very depressed state, and from nies Ace Ont be ts iversalist Ch aa atthe! Bor Ones beastie illre — = : zi > 5 present indications, we should judge prices would touch pas pF me Broome, ‘This (Sunday) Evening. commencing at7 o'clock. | GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTA & lower point befo:e an advance was realized. The mo- Steamers, Leave Liv’l, Duet sAmea. Leave Ame’a jayect—If Universalism is true where is the use in reach. CONCERT. ney market is very tight, and the rate of interest in the | Cambria, Judkins... Jan. « ... Jan. 16. Feb. 1 : NOTE LOST aes. Asuisred wet ME ARNO U street is daily advancing. It is possible the banks of this d L a j BOT Ee Seow ing Eminent city may, after the returns are made for the 1st of Febru-| we shail paves one if Captsiaetot Vasu wil! give | j, THOMAS BUR RO and by hg enored ‘ie one oa ey 0 FORA Ube Rath E try, be more liberal in thele movements, and afford relie | wp Renenr Bu/ rev. Capi After dfe, was Tat on the Mh saat, Whe Redon silt eee eaes | Sere Troatlll have the houor to give a Grand to the commercial classes. Speculators in stocks are ip | spoken ou their Re by leaving it at 65 and 67 Nassau street. All persons are caue | Mental Concert, on FRIDAY, Ith Tick+ts $1 each—to be had ai the principal Masie stores: and at the door on the evening of perlormanee, Doors open at 7— Concert to commence at ®o'cloek, the greatest distress, and unless some accommodations are soon extended, many must be seriously injured. For as payment has been stop- jalzec ) OF LEWs: 10 , : ; news! they may vat tioned against negotiating said note, mediately ou. arava “Ageuts and Ci dents at home | Pe abroad, Fildiece Ce sending to this office ah Mill, with a large work-shop OR SALE—A Baw and G; he celebrated i the past sixty days prices of stocks have been steadily | the } luspllignrce they jenn obtain. Nantienl taforma- | F —artached to which ia appliad about ten horas nower, from | “Sapiramide,” will be sung sh fhog oceesine te Sige Pick son of any kind will be thankfully received. ther with a dwell incksmithe | and Madame Armoult: F declining, until the current quotations rule a large per al sete ie x situated in For other particulars, seeProgrammes. jal2 MWTh&F ec fro ‘ork, THE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL cent below those ruling the latter part of October PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 12 , Kor particulars and terms, aoply to JAMES W.| THE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE FIRST The Equitable Insurance Company heve declared a a ‘OMPKINS, 183 Eldridge st.. New York, or on 1 COMPANY OF NATIONAL CADETS. semi-annual dividend of four per cent. payable on| sum aint... 7 20] Moon vers aiaie ERIER J, SHRAN Witty take place og Tuesday Evening, January i¢th, 105, demand. vx wars, dol ican wa MR. SAMUEL ROTHKOPE, | angagea abel emo ty paewaith’s celebrated Band is ‘The Delaware and Raritan Canal Company have de. Giseae (NATIVE OF LYONS. IN, FRANCE,) Eieut. RH 2, Liewe eB. Tppan,, a 5 i ieut A: I. net. Henry Howard, clared a dividend of four per cent, payable on the 16th cabin Serhan Whitney, paceatece obiverpool. ft Kermit, MR |AMUEL ROTHKOPE, ( Nativeof Lyons, in France) Sarat, M. Wilson, Johu B. Dwyer, instant. Hagstrom, Venice, Schmidt & Balchen; Peht Eunes,’ (Sw) | -'4,—8 first-rate hand in cariag Corns—hegs to announes to the {it E Bendix, ana arater, ‘The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company have de-| i Hamburg, do; Arkansus, Buoker, New Orlears, Win | Public, that he will undertake to extirpate Corns, w ee ~gesibkemingah jah, Hammond, tlwell & Co; Geo Skolfield, | Shap? of Unic e's eyes, from between the toes, o + Rlewton. a ear clared a dividend of four per cent, payable on the 16(h jesmith aish; Mary, Frat | other callosic ax inearnated nails, by the’ ai . Capt. J. C. HELME, Chairman. feiees rum es mrenns of an Eli Own invention. ‘fhe operation ia per SAMUEL BLOOD, Secreta jail sere ‘ Ke T formed in two minutes, wishout the least para, D RIC. EPUBLIC The Clinton Bank of Columbus, Ohio, have declared a ae fae Leeds hncites (0) hurring the tos, _ paces tgtcenete AND BANNER BRESE: to! N PW take Rocket, Holmes, St Martha den; Nor) Overwien, Tobaseo, Schmidt & Balchens GB Lv nuemann. Swwannah, Dunham. & Dimon; C Mr §, Rothkore’s invention is quite new, and diff much from all other operations of the trad, ue the Gore'S dividend of four per cent for the lest six months, payable in taken from the i at the office of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Com- agthe Apollo Saloon, on ‘Thu: Invitations hive been extended Gen. "Oo. M Dallas, and mauy other disti e patiout may penseenges. Sr nham ely frat, on his shoes, and walk as easily as if he hy ice of tickets’ $1—to be hal of pany, on the 16th instant. acon 8 W Lewist BB Kesler Wye Sera er oee Gt red fom Corus.’ Operated persons may hive the | Hotel; kit; Wey, 03 Wathinetay irene eee ‘The Board of Directors of the South Carolina Railroad | Ewell Gar 8 Rev Miu ratinfactioa to take in their hands the Corn, look at Greenwich street; ‘A. T. Cochrane. 288 Greenwich ai joard Powell; J ‘Smith, Te NL MeG Di it. The op-ration will be per ned at Mr. R's John Lioyd, corser of William and: Liberty streets, or of any Company have declared a dividend of $225 per share, Hallock, Newbern, ‘Jol Demarest, 4 bag seh free ds (ores fpcenn i ppt x apie of the + ommittee. jal2 5t% ec : 7 ies and Gentlemen will fin Ir. Rothkope’s resident ae 7 5 7 equal to 6 percent per annum on $75, for the half year | Belle, MeMath, do, Sturges & Clearman bee book containing thousands of certifieates froin the highest Net ‘A NIGHT WITH ROBERT BURNS ending aint instent. timore; Lycurgus, Willetts: and. Ni igh; arate tng, most distinguished Medios! Gentle- UGH'S SECON] 3HUGH'S SECOND LECTURE ON TISH MINSTRELSY, 'urope, on whom he operate Mr. R. can be consul.ed at jal2 3t¥ec MR. CLI sco etia, Daly, Philadel Victor, Bassett, Boston.—Sloop Waren, Thompyon, Nilaven, Arrivea, Foreign exchange ia in very limited demand, but the jo, 40 But brciva ee men in Mr. Ry rates still range high. Sterling bills are firm at 110a110}. Packet ship Rochester, Britton, f-om Li , Dec 6, wil At the Society Lib: Bills on Paria {52240522}. Amsterdam 40}a40 ; Hem suase, to, Woodall & Miata Selle rece ete ak Bt TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!! iN EUESBAY, rw OF JANUARY, 1a. bungh 89f086 ; Bremen 74080}. The shipments of epecte | Gearee, Ferre, for ing Became out of the North | GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY, | T'S Lester will de illustrated by, the following Songs, and contiaue, but the aggregate amount exported is not large. | westerly winds a ie BEAPEST OPERATING OFFICE IN THE cuny ponp-the circumstances masier. whieh che on jw ear ‘We cannot expect much improvement in business gener | pingrit cit lows Lines, from HAT fon arte, snigeyte | Teeth fifled with fine Goi centeary! fics ates La oh peel nase Benny ally until foreign exchange comes down—until the rates of and for St John, NB. 58 days from Bristol Tin Foil, of a superior q ‘50 ‘The So: Dice sen hoe e Songs bie, hland Mary — Of # the airts the wind can blaw—Green grow the TashescO | <0! whistle, an’ Pil come to you, my lad A Man'sa Man, for ® that—Neots wha hae wi? Wallace bled—Watye whe’s in yon, town—My %sin the Highlands—(#o fetch to me a pint of ee may 8 braw wooer—Adieu! A heart-warm fond lew ! Cee ‘Tootache cared or ulcerated stumps extracted. 25 N. ‘LOR, Si Dentist, '62 Bast Broadway. Whi Ship Svivanus Jenkins, Eveleigh, fm T) Gibraltar Nov 12, with mdse, to Boyd & Hine rienced a succession of heavy water y gales: blown to the 8 and E of the Guif—su much in sail ging and hull, lost stern bot, &e; has been 25 da: of lon 60 W. ult, no Jat, &e. gives, spoke forsterling bills rule below a specie point. The banks are afraid of Jarge drafts for specie for shipment, and have drawn in their loans to prevent any run for the precious metals. Domestic exchange is very inactive, and the _ ial? Imtee DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. hereby informe: rd 1p Medora, ad that the THE public fore 01 artnership he: A 7 Crockett, 17" days from Thomas ey? jg het MORAN & SPARED |. ‘To commence at half past seven o'clock precisely. Tickets rates rule very low. mainmast aud fore and mizen topmasta ia. @ hagionn : D WINE VAULTS)" A | $8 eentsnto be had-at'all the Music’ Biores a Mire cchaee ry af is . rath 37 10, lon 70 35—she was trying to reach Bermuda; No. 2 Aun Street, . 205 Broadway, and at che dvr. 10 re. Boston, OMESTIO vier tH 2 a WKdi supplic ith what sails she wanted; received from her two | is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Al persons having CARD -—SIGNORA ROZINA PICO has the honor to Philadelphia, xa — Indy ers. 6th inst. lat 373°, lon 71, boarded schr Oliu- | claims against the firm will please present them to JOHN ? i comepen that her Benefit will take placeon SATURDAY, Baltimore, core: thas, from ‘N York for St Thomas, who kindly supplied | STAF’ whom the business will, for the future, be con= | January 18h. Seats can be secured at the Kox Office from 9 Ealtimore, 8 RSE | wn with pr Has had pilot on board 4 days, he trusts he will be able, by strict attention toons | cM fo3 Fs Me ialive North Caroling, 1 5 adie | pBrg Philu inom poke th ‘inet. OH Caps Hameaeee te | anessr ind furnishing the very best articles to merit » contiau- NIBLO’S GRAND SALOON pad es Braham & Diinon. Spoke 6th inst. off Cape ‘Romain, of the patrouage which has been +o liberally bestowed on a 7 pes heal Schr David Winey, Contaen fipm Washington NG. with a slawe JOHN FAVES St Abe, PoNowrrersD UEFOR nie Wixihit AMUSE: TpeeOny ie) ae y lown ot coast, and lost most of a AN will, as heretofore, h sole man- ii + ff 4 Gnion, Florida... 0875 yi Galety Fund notes, sa 3X \ aabeht Jabez L White, Coursen, from: Washington, NC, with the manufuctering Neneteecen a"* aioe Re tret thee tn vbr al tad being inoved fom spon ores, pl - Sia & ta ay Tn | has rrised seats with eapactous galleries, and will oda ¢ ‘The saves! ers ie te vo < ber eson sot saneht Win Hart, Gandy, from Washincton, NC. with naval He morafto tht ef jhe Est, Ran * nee oie gon persona. For ballet hha Bs rine itoor ue raed eat on road, ve Schr Manchester, Worth, from Richmond, with flour, to Al- | *U*e of the Tear Ducts, Defo of the Sree Ore: fe loon ‘and ou the same floor, 5 ‘ ; - lee Sani! nvariabl rm chandeliers. Attached to the Saloon ‘and ou the same floor, tba Anatase te ana Sy Arson Aa, Hammond fom Baltimore, wih mse, | neg ten sera howard cue iie iy" A' | er por, dene room, mung td fa josTon ann Lows. Rartroav. . . ? f ible cares, of sy ; Fig, rye Ghee Recetas SP Wise heels Pea, Mas: apt, Du | weeny We ened wits Neve some mre” | Syed at nin wil w a oie ne, Rica gha as Ste . ning; H Walker, Burkley, and Boston, Paine, from ¥ irginis. : ‘i From 1843 to 1844, there has been a very fair increase; ofthe income for 1844, $170,994 were received for the transportation of {passengers and the mails, and $145,915 for the transportation of merchandise. The amount of receipts from the business of the Boston and Lowell Railroad alone,was $169,018; and the amount for the transport of passengers and freigtt to and from the Nashua and Concord Railroads was $88 980 ; making the total of income from the Lowell Railroad alone, and from the business of places beyond Lowell, $276,999.— The amount received for the transport of passengers and merchandise to and from the Boston and ,Maine Railroad, which at present connects with the Lowell road, at the OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICATED VAPOUR BATHS, 8, CARROLL. Res i f . C, ind the public rhe MiSwl tucws cdictee of tee Whee nantee antic of che sudden ‘colds, couch. of ratory. ‘ore ont res , Theamat'am, fe. athe for di the aki one hour's uotice. Festable Bashe seat ns sae eee we ake ae dal Iw re WATCHES, CLOCKS, MEOHANICAL LAMPS. é iCTOR, BrOUD, Watch and Clock Maker, has ior of informing his friends nnd the publie iu gen- that he has removed his Watch and (lock Maleins geblichmeat to. No. 146 Broadway, corner of | ta Wael Be ke and Chronometery. will be repaired by reat eae, a f hime diewlarly alapie fot the repair of Mechanieal Lampe: ater Beiow. A barqne reported the Averon, {nerhaps Callao] $6 days from Bordeaux, with brandy, tc. tod ‘“ ‘Also, « Duteh galliot from Hotterdam, andj MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN’S LATE OF SAKATOGS “SPR AXE now prepared to give their attendance, at Bas tues, Soiries, &c , and combi i ments, from two to twen'y, with the most modern ard fas ble Music, hope to give their usual satisfaction. Application be mads to fo bemade 0 MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUNS, Crosby street. MUSIC. THE Gt RMAN COTILLION BAND, (Inte of New Brigh- ton and Fort Hamilton,) would respectfully inform the blic that the; Tey ared to play at Private Balls and Par. ted Corillions, ‘altzes. Polkas. Gallops, &¢. of Lanner, Strauss, Labitzky, Jullien, &e , &c. The Band sists of from two to twenty-Hve instruments, witha ew 6% Octave Gothie Double Action Harp f will furnish tiano Forte alone whe Packet ship United States, from Liverpool, was errone- fy reported as below in the evening papers yesterday, ous Sailed. Ships Albany, Crawford, Havre; Union, Rattoone, N Or! and others. jad Im*re Milecellaneous Record. Lose or Suir Doncutesten, oF Boston —Capt Britton, of at4 pm, saw tl Teck of a ves-el tv discovered it to be the ship Dorcheste: Liverpont, ina most deplorable siate—s §W—bire up and nnd for Boston, from feet of water in the ft. very requ i. MUNCK distacce of fifteen miles from this city, but which is new | hold, and 'the sea making a complete breich over her. She had le offers for sale an assortment Of the latest | Mercer street, “T'ercher uf Hi iano Forte, &e. Also engaged in establishing an entrance t» the city by another | Wren syack 8 a heavy ney ty the board, onethee it Leer caer sty enn wre _—— board, t rhe i mate and carpeter.” With arent difiealey, iw a dap nif pt C01 icceeded al Caldwell and his von, Mir Frame, chief teerage: imueys aud Wi 25 Im#re MONTH ¥ REPORT Ok THE NEW YORK MEDI- route, was $39,911. sec ond a from officer, 15 UslC—Mir DUMSDAY, <p fessor of \luse, No oS yatie stiee™, above Walker, wil go tothe residence «1 rdevate terms) the Guitar and a squall wreck Capt The current expenses of the year, embracing $26 053 AND SUR‘MICAL INSTITUTE. bune ar rn Mi for road and bridge repairs ; $56,424 for repairs of en- | seamen and 29 passenger. ‘No. 76 Chi reet ads, and piano fortes coneedly gines and oars, and depreciation of cars; and $4,036 for srggenntntal oad nay wie ioe o ceeaee te tee oe canes coe tory references gived on application. 21 Im*m NERVA ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 96 BROADWAY, NEAR WALKER, i PROPRIETORS of the above suite of rooms have, at TPHIS Report presents some, very interesting eases, among which ate some of she most difficultof eure, and were it not ne nnd exper: m vad the pul a ul B Heteats, Gray. oCand from Nesbecy, guile .B, Roberson, Gray, of and from Newbem, for this sed to be lost, fr her x I, ae ‘Fe. She was off the Capes of he Bele. interest—amounted to the sum of. + $169,294 Amount of receipts. + $16,909 ‘e would give, for the benefit of the tre mode of treatment which has 4 port, i be lo stances connected with it. Wonuey eafal } Leaving a nett income of. .... +. sors $147,618] ware night of the Twat, with fair wind, in companp-with | "Estos ate .., Me Bxamination of the Chest | modions = Pete comp vrcline aie per aly : o | several vessels from North Carolina, whi hi arriv 5 Sore pimples of tne face. to detect diseases, BALL OR CONCERT ROO! Dividends of 8 per cent per annum have been paid the | Gay—and she has notsince bees heard'«f, Cape 9 Disemses of the Liver, ae- 7 Primary ‘Affections of the | in the city, and wepeetaie None torre tention of the last year, amounting to $144,000 on a capital of 1,800,000 sehr T'wq Brothers, (asrived on een 5s of of seammpanied Jrith coagh ad hate ublic. Its oesion being ral part of Broadway, pecu- r as hi y. ve ement o' r matism. jin i D1 i " i 5 and the same rate annually for the last six years. Sever | Was fa great dager himself from them five fi times. i Bruny Gonorrhesa, cured | Chronic Rheneaiaiten, senguanents kage bron mole torighy nik tes eet ena per cent dividends were paid in the two preceding years, Be eiictefipebaay! Klin ola axel tee comlly. Caps in a few days. 46 Strictures in Urethra, cured | the comfort and convenience of the visiters, ‘The awount ef handise ti ported on the 00! ince, ly saving it 2 Chronic do. of lovg stand- Without cutting or puru- THE SALOON on, No other particulars, oh Bric Coromno, at Boston, fell in with on the 45, Jon 51.30, part of the stern' frame of a small drift stuf—blowing a heavy gale at the time, eou Pe'sons. The decorations ng in Signor Capelli’s best Iso been provided from during the year has been much greater than in any pré- ceding year, and grester than on any other railroad in the ng. 1 Bad Barn from spirit lamp, 9 Chacer:s, primary, cured 7 cae ria abe pasa philiis, with — without ‘the use of mer- Toom, when beill iantly lighted tate, viz : 151,731 tons. js amount, 61,684 tops were | iy, wo sanque Sorsta & £1124, (offitoniogtan) Dick ulcers, 9 Guy. a resents a coup d’@il unequalled by transported to and from Lowell ; 60,819 to and from the | sas. was omlly lox of Cane God iaiw ia aptamer She | 43 Patina Chere, with a "2 fsa eaknens and Doi Fissing Rooms, Se. he. have Concord and Nashua Railroads, and 30778t> and {rom | ("ew ware Carrlad into’ Cape Good Hope Vest a ‘ pe gomeh Natees, ©. 8 Mei ies: ‘a Rooms the most de- the Boston and Maine Railroad. sured iy Boston, daa, Manta Tinenras of Boson, which woot inihe| | SUCCESSFUL SURGIC Al, OPERATIONS AND Old Stock Exchange. arbor of Matanzas in the hurricane of Oct. 5, and was con- z x unl cet beiventiad Qnciscdigil: Uiitnis ties deinued; was sold for $2,569. 1 Luxation of the Shoulder 1 Operation for Hyshocele, ary pan of eiving 2000 U 8 6s. 62 11410 shas Amb & Roch 108! i romesd i 5 Joint. 1 Fracture of the Metaci ners, Sc.. will fivd at these Rooms every convenience for getting $ro00 Ohio s, 30 97 250 Stonington RR or | ,grmetoms or a Wrecn. Tee ee eee Tek | 1 Lasatiouol FiogerJoint,a | Bett he hacen ap, the saine in the most elegant andeommodious style. - {e000 Ode bi097, 550 do 37M | ed uv off the Tortugas, a ship’s boat anda bale of cotton, The very rare occurrence. 1 Fracture of Humerus. im*re S000 ds Wea sr “do 190 $7 | Font has a white bores and black, rop—one oar was foundon | 1 Armpuretion of Finger ¢ 2 Operations for Fietala in QUADRILLE BAND, Wd 97" 10 do T8 | boned teunded Be Some eee the Joint, (eanse sinash: ‘ : : 5000 Ind’a ste, bon 3% 100 do 30 38° | com could not be ascertained, but the weight or marked on ge ed in Park Gate ) 1 Absesss in the Ear. BALLS AND PARTIES furnished with Moxie 20000 Penn’a 5's opg 715g 50 do 830 37% | bale is 492 Ibs. . 2 Operatioas for Hemorrboi- 2 Operations for Phimosis, of Ae tne anol pote ny Stplying to 5000 “do mo Tig 100 do B90 378 | aie Saitina—The new and besttifnl barqre. Coguet'e, del Tumors. twenty-six years standing. WHITWORTH, 130 Kast Broudway, or JOHN 10000 do 1 50 do 560 37% | Capt. Kldridge, from Boston, boaud to Magan, sailed to the ing. 1 Discharge from Ear of long " bibs * 10000 rie ae FELIS 173 Erie RR #50 27 | equa‘or iu 26days, thence to the lat of the Cape of Good Hope | | Folypus in the nose remoy- a 5 a a 2 thas ¢ ; } d arty Excresenes remove: ; ; 50 ‘Leather Muf Bk 105" 100 do. 35% | Whcle stance ton Balog ints dae ee ee Poiication of Liga'ure to. | from the forehead, MA, BENRY PHILLIPS The smallest Grand Pranoforw 10 Bk State NY % 10 © do 26% | Fine ara Ta iP : mol artery of the And avery singular Tumor | eayige Yor mates, browehe, " is Bk Com fail 9% |30 a bee 7 greatest log OURS Was miles, or 12’ miles per i Mou (ta nick cfs young | Gate is wow to be oe, id mas pases at the Pianoforte ado" sen aa 81 Isgad usb nour. itetscs to sue legs indie. sell Vereroorrs of Stodart, Woreester & Danbam, 361 Broadway, “4 Tue River Panana Orexen.—Oprick or Trave, Wiute- nts . rWIc ‘ = ens a ros ae a 0 Vielsbute Bl i odo #90 TSS | Hatt, December 8, 1841—Sir, 1 ain directed by Lords | jas wise rre Attniding Phosictan and Suegeco. | CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE 5 ‘do 360 452 100 4 71% | of the Committee of Privy Council for Prade to acquaint you, = ae WANTED. 500 do. 390 4% 5000 do 7159 | Pe the informe of the merchants ttadiiig to Buenos Ayres, GENUINE COLOGNE WATER EMEN OR LADIES having any. superfluous 30 Eagle Fire Ins a" 10 do 120 71, | that the Gove nment of Buenoe. Ayres has opened toe 7 LAYPIPES, Sauderucibles, Blackpots, Nickel, Clothing or Furniture to dispose of, can obttin te highest 100 Farmers? Trust SK 100 do 530 7134 | pat the Gove nment, of Buenos opened the River | O'gars, oiler and Pocket Ulosses, ‘Tapers, Leadpenc cash prices for the same, by sending for the subseriber, at hit 190 do 3 ‘50 Mohawk RR 2, | ieine eigen agune hci tonching ue Oey iam aecaR | ores talowto ait purchases OY nr eer ae resideace, Duaue street, No. ¢9, inthe Dugement.- 2 Caniga bo, 2 uy 710 ON ope ES... LT jury ve} 3280 “___TPealvieet_ | P.8-A ling throngh the Post Offeet or others ‘ re are requ all the atien whose aS IT OT TI Tee md tine | prompity attended to. 0 do 049% 56 do" Stic | is to attend up the matter, to the feeethor th ‘Buoys on BE ek HEMP.—200 bales rime and very superior dew rotted Hemp, | Promptly site > = io = do 360425 700 © do & e have disappeared.” Great complain 2, and jast for sate in lots to suit parehasers, oy | GALT — i000 sacks Ashton's Salt, of very superior too, that n place so dangerous tothe i jal E. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. landing ex ship Sheridan, from Liverpool, avd for-sale by 70 Monte Canal ome! won $458 | Resemes eolfoces co ceaste foe umes amsesia, of eat EXERC. FE. K, COLLINS & lorris Canal : 6654 | has'been suffered to remain for some time without au SWORD EX Se. mK. INS 1 200 do 2% 75 do 315 65 | tion as to its whereabou:s.—[New Londun News, Jau. 9. aii | 56 South street. % © do nw 278 100 do 66 ‘snomens Ceara Having entered into an arrangement with FRENCH PORATORS, of « very superior quality, forsale Second Board. A brit led ship bound W, 2d inst. on Sab!e Island Bank, | Gymnasium, No. : so the in lots to saie Purchasers, on board the ship Utica, from lat 43, lon 62 30. Bowery, most respeetfully announces to the pul h i Havre. Apply to Capt. Hewitt, on board, at Pier No. 4, North aes Norte Wore ¥ es he 5 ag me 5 Ta , 1% Foreign Ports. tends eominen ng & Clase. for the Sword Exarciae, in all ite River. a) te bs E y kins, C) mericary an ch, sugh ax Small ‘and Broad | wintER MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY LANDING AT im fe sis 00 do SMT | wit on dle th Jam for Bellin apd Benton, Mite | Sword Eacreas and also Caneie'eie, “Mr Bt harbor for | WSNTHE PARP ARS SGV ERAN aT 100. do 1% de 83 71, | Dliver, and Macao, Revit, CI i; John Bentley, Diabrow, | several years eogaged as Teacher of the Sword in the United Wane econad os noes too antago 415 43 130 feet Boston 9 rEheyre Bont Vi Mh Velanteer Companies wishing to hooves perfect ja ‘BY STEAUOAT AND STAGE—Faget0 hy : imi i N. B.—Volunteer ( ing Sin fenton r do ba 424 250 Harlem RR 6" | york Mla Evecing Sin ie rsh aagel EO Mushet or Avillery Duil’can be taught the same. on the ciasnbese OTT A, Coen NT Hole teats wh i imore; rate terms, by application vertiser, $1 Au 4 y 4 ides} Every New Stock Pxchange. 7 Hard Ronee Sierenay ichols, thd Corgmsado, Hate, Het Capt. Smith, Military Hall, or Mr. Fuller. ihe Rieambont Pier, foot of Courtlindtaty (south side) Every $5000 Ky 6's, 30 vrs 63 10044 100shas Canton Co ¢ 43,_| Boston; Jupiter, Carter, and teas'e, Oliver, Chhirlestont Johw | Jad Imee on Dy ae EE a i008 do 100 75 do € 424 | Bintley, Disbroins Herdghey Gib om, mud, Hel 0. DIESOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP atPouhkerpaie, on how sidse of ‘Nr tier cutrame i wns & ¢ Gag | Boutolles Pulte, Froseet arom WILLIAM F. BLANC AND AUGUSTUS F BODEN, | ,,For patsage or freight, apply on board oF to te “Soahas karm’s Tr b3033% 50 do aw 42 tore, Whites Intrepi Fazer Stainers and Box Manufacturers, in the city of New | the Offics on the Whirk att 100 0 30M 50 do ¢ 43) ne, MiMgan; Klizal Yor Or ee sermon, di jeives mee 14 TAPSCOTT’S GENERAL EMIGRATION OFF E 100 go wast go MMA RR se6 Tia] aster, New York: Se Muiky Coney Rilsasek, Backer eed | tween them, a tice bs hereby given that. according to said TS US ROM GRE AY ag 30 Nor & Wor a) 100 718 | Carleton, Bane Sivanash, 4 Elizave:h, Dackett, and | rreem-nt, the undersigned alon horized to wind up and (PAIN AND IRELAND. 25 do “64 100 do 7 Purourn, Deca Ar off Wallington, from NY ork. settle the EBaits OF said concern, | cuweus F. BODEN New Ling ov Livenpoot Fackers, | saat 50 7 S len! 8. a . > 4 ae cum oS aw ig Portsmourn, Dec 3—! Sieyaertand Knight, NYork, New York, January 9th, 1815. jald Iw@ee Woodhon Wil sail foe 1% ~~ do 61% 100 Erie RR a7 | pBausror., Dee «Sid Kattan, Mobil Ottawa, Savannah; 3d, HIDES AND FAT—CALF AND SHEEP ular day, aud f i} SKINS: vessels, are well known to be Sues ov Stocxs Boston, Jan. 10. rida Gonnwees Loudon Ne fame Corso (oc teporel, | "THE. Sabsgriber will paytthe Highest Prices, Cash, Cayrent cond cabin acd 4 shares Boston and Maine RR 110; 6 Boston Wharf | Dronahiy for NY eri heen ec areree ao reporteds | THe, seat ihe Banks ofthis Choe tor all merchantable Hikes | $"RtrIOF to any other line of ah pplication should Co, 88); 10 Norwich and Worcester IR, 66}; 26 New von. Nov 30—Sid Marion, NOrleans. and Fat; also, Calfand Shep Skins, and Cattle’s Feet, on de | be made on board or to i OTT, England Worsted Co, 100}; 60 Low; RR, 74}; 16 spe 9—In port, Ow funck, for New York, isth; | livery at his Old Established Hid: House, No. 228 Elizabeth The QUEEN OF THE WEE . Barten ‘RR leap eo dota. 3 8 | Shaves for NOtfeane, 1oihs. Moselle: Hang,tor Hernan. Tec ¢ "_JOHN HUN gn the 6thof March, and the SHERIDAN on the {ith of Maren, astern RR, 103}; } Sarah's Arslia, Buiman, ind meng: | Windsor’ Cast Phlsor, EQWARD POTATOE z yo aa State of Trade. cs. Sid Btlhy Laucashire, ‘Lyons’ Mobi A eis antec punter ti dee ee aall treeneale on. favorable termay Asurs—The sales for the past week have been small, berry ees em MI Caych; ‘and Oheslomagne for salethis mouth, in lots to auit purchasers, deliverable either odin and quotations for pots have ruled at $8 75a 3 87]; pearls i ‘Concord, f + | at the Novth or East River. Apply are firm at $4 06} 04 19} WINSLOW & CO, D LINE OF nae oon 24 South street. POOL FACRETS—FOR LIVERPOOL Ont Stock oN MAND, Jan. 11, 1845, C1 ‘, Boston, doz NOt leins, do; Mozart, do: snmbiaiannsenacinecntainnaicloly Remeaetpoee eae ™ oN ro inst sort Pots, bbls 05 “iat grt Fears, ble... 7880 | (sh. Sid Now au Bileusioy NUnieane, "t's © Ona oo TO TAILORS ny ng foe A rd 0 Lie Brel do": al cee es ee eas Bowe "THE Second, Edision of Stinemet’s enlebented work on om YORKSHIR e dburihen, 1130 vont, D. G; Bailey, commander, Condemned do + 210 Condemned do.. 7 Arsien, Sent 17—Passed, Delhi, Williams, 105 days fm New gelled Seane pakitons on rn iarne ance an, | will sail positively on Tha:sday, vs Tots! 278 =Total ass | Yo for Manill ke Brothers, C: desire to avail themarlves of the great ndvautagra to ke derived | "For terms of passage, and to secure the best berths, early pets i ie Bath for Mabie, ty una anyay ellrrad,for Ho ain't gov iho day, book ies by tr nches | SP heaton” meet O8 Boars fot of Bremen str, Pearle, days; DC Wilson, Banjaimiay Jus arrived from Mol square, and contains iy olegant the vario ba a reanROGHE, BROTHERS & CO. Total... ..... av \vealeten rT va tome Ports. CT uacpane wore 0 Ue preen att ce_35 Fulton strent, vent doar to tor Ban! oe himpprrerrs= Western brands of four range fom se pansallSterynan, and Rimaliny Nich tere vw of the many hi tb sf. NicHo Me, ohh. Pell, Mtast‘r, will sed a —m 0 y * 5 oki P - eer. Corn is cheaper: prices 46 a 47 cents; canal oats, 33.0 34 Me 1, Jand—Cld.Cantero, Shields, Trinidad. feicnen boing regetienlly acqnsinted with Mr. Stine, fortivightor pase anny.) ae cents. There is a fair demand for rye at 66 cents. aTON, Jan 10—Arr Cane, Town, CGH. Pesce, oe wy ety Sy alone a BOYD & HINCKEN; Corrox—The news per ship Rochester does not appear Nov—lett, bite} Win M Romer, plication to-cutting, superior to any heretofore publiohed, either ____No. 9 Tontine Ba cor Wal tivee ha hoes goe, nd elds ner eh an Whee braesetnes | OPI Ae Fi coum, Suan & Bank, Comin | Sy ate Sanda mh OR has been |. and holders have met the same jen A —' 01 e f fouy aiecever the fall fare ad could be ‘ice B W. rr ke . rs FHoreer, James Daily, John fastened coppered brig KEPU BL! Tha sales to dey amount to 800 bales, which have been . wt sail as ab ‘or passage absive ean be obtained of the author, No. 113 Bronway, only, having good stateroom acenmmodations, Di imere New Vork. SKELDING & FEKKIS, chiefly taken y exporters. We revise our quotations :— Ny ti IvERPooL C CATION. oe anole to : R 50 bales No. 1 Leghorns. FOR GLASGOW. ir Packet —The fine Inferior, 30 new British baraus ANN fh » Cart, Duncan Middlin, 3 7 . wien. 0 ; : ns, ADD , from SW 5 Pi:RSSE & BROOKS, of “ty Ont Goad Nfiaing, i ca pat North Ameen nTHRSSES BROOKS, | on bord out of Bove WOoBHULL & MINTURNS ; , ich, Norfolk roo ‘Arr, Seafan, FROM LIVERPOUL—1 ‘ tt ate Fay vale ‘ Graffam, NVork, and, be Bat wditch, Mariner, Be Orleans whart fo The barqae ADAM CARR will saccerd the Ann Harl+s ; “ Jan 9~Arr Union, Potter, Baltimore; Weshing- idmanisluedeabdaran - ¥ En a gs me Magen, New Louk Below, Lesanaioes FOR NEW ORLEANS —Louisiann and » FB York. Sid ‘Te ages, ae its: Tryall,’ Gibbs, Norfolk. Cld 7] 8h a9 quite active. there being some Nt jan 10—Cld Alleeiaayy Shankland, New Or- ion going on inthe article We quote prime at 25; mess at $10a1025 Beef is improving— Paovrstons—Ohio pork is peon ADI leans; Tartar, Lockwood, Charles Berry, Wi mess, new, on, NC: Randolph, Lane forks Hi « For freight or passage, haying handsome furnished accomm« prime we quote at $5; 8, new, at $6754 $7 Ohio} vington, NC;John Randolph, } ky Heary Clay, h i board, at Orl wharf, foot of Wall atree rel 6jc with good et imited | Johnson, Jersey C: ations, apply on board, at Orleans whart | atrers donee vel ’ F applies cad 6 limited | Torrrent em 0-81. Marlots wr to KE. K. COLLINS & CO., ‘and te Notice=a wagons are here, erMLOned AK Cit LFS Ing, 56 South street, Barr, Bumbur; Oneida, by ‘ork. ‘ a ton, via Ann’ she crew of ihe Sete Ae esta Uy tee Capel 10 goods received on board after Weduesday Friday, Vo ion. by tho tee fen “os beg jp —henatectenetaaamndi eed ™ New Organs, Moura, Halli, and Woodruff, who On lay, 10th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Mr. Fen LA TORS—1,000 bushelt English Cotatoen, Just received | «ill promptly forward al toe Ness. ie {7 The preket ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt, will PO Saturday, ith Haat ‘he Merb, vane, Jous tale wa A a ELIT 00 Fine wr, cere the PAFOOiad eail Mth inst, hee rewalee day. Warron, v Jans Latta, all of this city. a corner of South. fii 2 jBY Tih: SOUTHERN MAIL. Washington, (Correspondence of the Herald } Wasmineron, Jan. 10, 1845. Jas. G. Bennett, Esq :- There is no mistake of the disappearance of Messrs. Clingman, ef N. C., and Yancey, ot Ala- bama. They have certainly gone out to fight.— They have managed the affair with the most watchtul secresy in order to escape the pursuit of the civil authorities of this place. The keenest anxiety prevails as to the result of the meeting and the place. One rumor this merning was, that they had gone to Winchester, Va; a later rumor is, that the parties and ull concernedhad been arrest- ed in Baltimore. We believe neither the one aor the other. Mr. Huger, a son of Senator Huger, is the second, we learn, of Mr. Yancey ; Mr Clingman’s we e not been able to learn ; bnt are informed that it is a North Carolina gentle- man. No member of either House are with the Parties, as we are assured. Mr. Yancey, is a smail-sized man, a) rently of 26 or 27 years of age, and has a fami: Mr Cling- man has not this incumbrance. He appearsto be not over 40 years of age ; but is eo thin and cadav- €rous, that it is possible he may be not over thirty nya we are certified that his age is not more than 32, itis said that when Yancey received the chal- lenge of Clingman, he sent back with hi accept- ance, the objectionable matter of his speech cf Docedey, thus casting his defiance into the very teeth of the North Carolinian. He is said to hold Mr. Clingman in the deepest contempt. Clingman isan amiable man generally, but is aid to be brave as a bull dog. . w. Wasuineton, Jan. 10, 1845. Gen. Bennett :— : We have the satisfaction to inform you that the Supreme Court has reversed the decision and verdict of the Circuit Court of this District in the case of Stockton & Stokes, Mail Contractors, vs. Amos Kendall, Postmaster General. You will remember that Mr. Kendall withheld the payment of a large sum ($100,000, or a portion of it) from Stockton & Stokes, because he believed the bill exorbitant and unjust. The claim was tried and proved to be valid, and damages were fixed upon Mr. Kendall to the amount of $16,000, the sum of the interest which had accrued upon the bill re- fused. Acting, as Mr. Kendall did, for the Go- vernment, he did his duty, and the common sense of justice, with every man, will admit that the damages upon him, as a private individual, incur- red in the faithful discharge of a public trust, were not according to the spirit of the law. We rejoice at Mr. Kendall’s release from the prison bond and the damages. Chief Justice Taney delivere the opinion of the Court. Latest ramor—Yancey was arrested in Baltimore, while waiting for the settlement of the te:ms of the meeting. w- Wasuinaton, Friday, Jaa., 10, 1845. Gen. J. G. Bennetr:— The drama, which has been lying in Washington in @ hopeless state of torpidity for two years past, is to be revived by two old campaigners on Mon- day next. First, by Mr. Ward, at the Assembly Rooms, somewhat after the plan of Mitchell’s Olympic. Among his company, are Mrs. Timm, late of Mitchell’s Olympic ; Miss McBride, Mrs. Hautonville, Miss Pauline, and Miss Nichola, of Philadelphia; and John Sefton, of New York ; Messrs. Brunton, Thompson, and Anderton, of Philadelphia; Mr. McDonald of New York, ard Mr. Ward. He opens with the plays of Theresa’s Vow, and the Blue Domino. Secondly, Mr. W. E. Burton, of Philadelphi: opens the National with the ** Lady of Lyons,” an ies among his corps histrionic, Mr. Geo. B-rrett, Mr. E. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Burke, Mise Kirby, and others. In advance of these entertainments, Professor Espy lectures upon Meteorology. These, with other entertainments, will absorb all he pocket change and leisure evenings of every- body in town. Bos House of Representatives. Wasuineron, Friday, Jan. 10. After prayers by the Rev. Mr. Dailey, and the teading of the journal, the question of the ANNEXATION GF TEXAS _ was broached by Mr. Harr, of N. H, in a new proposition, or provise to any scheme which might be adopted, which he moved to refer to the Com- mittee of the Whole on the state of the Union and to be printed. The proviso, in substance, is as follows: — Provided, That immediately after the settlement of the question of boundary definitely between the United st toi and Mexico, and before eny tute ‘rom the territory of Texas shall bs admitted into the Union, the territory of Texas, aw nearly as may be, shall be divided into two qual parts, from a boundary beginning sta point midway ‘athe East rn coast, on the Gulf of Mexico, end runnin; North. Westward to the extreme Western boundary ; that in all the division of the territory South and South- West of said boundary, there shall be neither slavery nor involuutary serv.tade, except in cases of punishment of crimes ; and thet this Compact shall remain forever un- alterable, unless thr ee-foui ths of the Statea ef the Union shall formally require its amendment or modification. Objections beinz expreered to the motion, Mr. Hate moved a suspension of the rules, and called he ayes und noes. The Srraxen declared the ~ules as already suspended, and the resolution of Mr. Thompson of Mississippi, sub: mitted yest-rday, for changing the hour of meeting to 11 o'clock, as the first business in order before the House. Mr. Seymour, of New York, having moved to amend, by changing,the resolution, so as tkat the morning meet- iog shall continue at 12 o’clock i that there shall be an evening session Commencing at 7 o’clock, till other- wise ordered—the question occurred first upon this anendment. r Homes moved to lay the subject onthe table; and the ayesand noes Were ordered—78 fo 98—motion disap: roved. bs The previous question was ordered on the resolution and epee and Usb be es 90, ae 84. ‘The amendment for the eve meeting was}rejected ; and, after w call for tha ayes and noes wes defected, the resolution for meeting hereofter ot 11 instead of 12 in the morning was also rejected, 60 to 79 SOMETHING OF A TEST. Mr Haxe now moved a suspension of the rules, in order to the disposition of his proviso of annexation, to the committee ofjthe whole on the state of the Union ; and up: on this suspension, the ayes and nays were ordered, and cesuited, yeas 92, noes 82, as follo Yeas.—Mesars. Abbot, Mass.; Adams, Mass ; Anderson, NY.; Boker, Mass ; Benton, Ala.; Bidlack, Pa.; Brinker: hoff, Ohio; Brown, Pa; Carpenter, N. Y. Cary, N.Y; Carrol, N. Y.; Catlin, Conn.; Clinch, Go.; Collamer, Vc; Dana, N Y.; Davis,N Y.; Dean, Ohio; Dilling- nam, Jeu’ Vt-5 Dickey, Pa. ¢ Dunlap, Mef; Elmer, N. J; ’Farlee, N. J; Fish, N. Y.; Florence, Ohio: “oot, Vt; Fuller, Pa; Giddings, Obio ; Grinnell, Mass. Hale, N H; H. Hamlin, Me; E. Hamlin, Hardin, I; Hh Ohio; Herrick, Me.; Hudson, Mass. Hungerford, junt, Mich ; Johnson, Ohio; Kennedy, ia; B. King IN. ¥.;D. P. King, Mass.; Kirkpetrick, 3 Leovard, N.¥.; Lyon, Mich ; Maclay, N. Y ; McClelland, dich; Mellvaine, Pa; Marsh, Vt; EB J. Morris, Pe.; slorris, Ohio; Morse, Me.; Mosely, N. Y.; Murphy, N. NY; Phanix, NY; Pollock, Pa; D. Potter, Ohio; Pratt N.Y ; Purdy, N. Te.; Rathbun, N.Y.; Reed, Pa.; Reding, N.H. ; Robinson, N. Y ; Rockwell, Mass; tame Del; Rogers, N.Y ; Sample,ia.;\ Severance, Me ; T.H. Seymour, Conn.; D.L. Seymour, jimons, Conn.; T. Smith, C. B. Sm 3 Step Stetson, N. ¥.; stewart, Pa ; Stew: 43 Tyler, N.Y ; Vani vorth, Ii; Wheaton, S Winthrop, Mass,; Wright Ia.; Yo Nav ag . iggy oY $} Ashe, Barrin, .C.; Beleer, » J Black, Poy J. A. Black, 8.C.; Bower, ¥ Boyd, Ky.; Brengle, Md Touo:s Brown, Tenn W:J. Brows Campbell, 8. C.; Cary, . Chilton, Ve. Glintod,N. V.; Cross, Ar . Davie, Ky.;J.W- Deberry, romgoole, tu 5 Foster, French, K: Hammet, Mise.; Haraleon, Houston, Ale.; Hubaerd,Va.;J. R. Ingersoll, © Johnson, P Kennedy, Mi., Labran Ga; MoConnell, A Vewton, Va; Norris, jr, NH. Peyton, ‘Tenn ; Preston, ‘Md. Senter, Tenn., Siidell, Le.; Jo Md. Steenrod, Va ; Stiles, Ga; ‘hy Spence, VY; Teylor, Va; W Thomasson, Ky ; Thompson, ‘tine; Tibbatte, Ky. ; Tucker, Mise. ; Weihered, Ma.; Whita, Ky.; Woodward, 8 C. ANNEXATION. The resolutions of Mr. C. J. Ingersoll, with the pend ing amendment, were rovamaae 2 ‘Commitiee from yester- tay, (Mir, Hopkins in the ehair Mia Basrie, of Ind., took the floor, and prayed the in- lulgence of the committee for a few minutes; and pro- nixed (0 stick to the question. This question weea Lew ne in many acpects new in regard to the constitutional ower of Congress over the subject of the acquisition of reign territory. The gentleman trom Illinois, (Mr. Douglass) had asaumed tuat the annexation of foreign rritory was incidental to the power of “ edmitting now Now, he (Mr. 8.) considered the question of ac- § fereign territory as the main question, and the an the incidental authority. Upon vie postulate Mr Sample preceeded in opposition to the os st scheme ct annexetion proposed. Hedenied the tionality of annexation im every aspect He de- diene) in a military and commercial, as well as t political view. He then descanted w of the South to obtain ‘he ascendency in “ lerall Government, in the division ef territo He scouted the proposed soon the eitee ot to \ivision of Tex wing for free states a inelnded in the American of 60,000 square m: Mr. Dean, of Ohio, followed;