The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1845, Page 3

ba lower, Those making remittances take nothing but the best bills in the market, those of an undoubted cha- raster, and these are so scarce thet quotations must keep pretty well advanced so long as there is eny demand of consequence. If cotton bills are not required or taken here ‘or remittances, shall, in a short time, find the current of specie setting this way, and our importations of the precious metals largely increased. The recent advices trom Europe, in relation tocommer- cial afairs,do not give us any more favorable reports than those previously received. The cotton markets were very much depressed, and prices show a farther decline. The only hope of op»rators is, that quotations have touch- ed bottom; they db not even anticipate any improvemet, and would be contented wiih those now ruling. We do not sce any thing likely to affect prices favorably, but on unfavorable season for planting the new crop. Should that season be backward, holders of the present crop will, without doubt, take advantageof it. Farther advices {rom Liverpool are anxiously looked for, We annex our usual weekly statement giving the quo. >. tations for each stock for each day during the past week- ‘Tise closing prices are, in many instonces, lower than those at the close of the previous week :— Quotations FoR Tar Magnet in THe New 2 ae a a Hi Sse ro wh a 42% Led 66 Mv age Setge © ae & 300% 1g it 2 ae ae Ma de at = In some of the fancy stocks there is a variation eftwo and thre’ per cent. The quotations for Kentucky 6's are with the dividend off, Tho issues of the Plainfield Bank, of New Jersey, sre rapidly going out of circulation, and when the condition of the bank is considered, it is not surprising. It is, how- ever, astonishing how the issues of such an institution could obtain such an extended circulation as the reports of the bank represent. We annex statements for three periods, which show the condition of the bank to be any thing but safe. tone ons ase ema isa ies 16,980 The object in giving this table is to show the fluctua tions inthecirculation and specie departments. These fluctuations are controlled by the demand for the bills, or by opportunities which may, from time to time, spring up to put the issues into circulation. Facilities for ex- tending the circulation of banks located out of the city— the bills of which are at a discount in this city, are effor- ded by those who weekly pay out large sums to the ja- boring classes. These individuals go into Wall street with their currenteity money, and purchase all the ur- current bills they want at the largest discount, every- thing and anything in the shape of a bank bill, that will for the time pass, is bought up by these persons to pay out at the value represented ‘on the face of the bills. in this way the issues of the Plainfield aud other banks of poor credit, get into circulation. The publio should, in the first place, understand ‘hat the circulation of most of these bills is illegal ; those who circulate and those who receive, are equally liable. The laws on this point are perfectly plain, extracts from which we ennex, which will be found in tho 10th volume of the revised statutes, poge 709, passed April 20, 1830. 410. It shall not be lawful for any person, from and after the first day of September next, co poss, circulate, or re- ceive in payment, enn this State, any bank note, bill ox promi note for the Jog dag of moi asued by any State or Sovereignty, or by any body pol tie. or cor rate, uot authorized to issue the same in and by any of laws and statutes of this State, under any heey offendi: ‘inst f the isi 0 n offending against any of visions ofthe precaling section, tall forfeit the Somizalemoant of such bank note, bill or promissory note, with costs of suit, to be recovered ie the hoe aud ne the ure As an: son who shall sue forthe same, end prosecute suc! Re rm judgment in any Court within the Siate, having cognizance thereof. ‘Tais act remained in force until March 3ist, 1885, when it was repsaled. The extended business operations of the country atthet tfme, and the demand for money was s0 great, that suffictent influence was carried into the Le- gislature to obtain a repeal cf the act of April 20, 1830, in following manne! Revised Statute, vi |. 10, page 710, section 16 (originel seotion 6th.) So much. of the act entitled ‘*An act to pro- hibit the circulation of bills of banks not chartered by the lawe of this State. under the denomination of five are, passed April 20, 1830, as is inconsistent wita this act, ie hereby repealed. This repe.J, of course, annulled the act of April, 1830, and though bills of any bank in the Union could be circu- Jated in this State, the same as no act had been passed in relation to them. For nearly taree years this privilege was used ; in 1937 the banks suspended specie payment:, and , we not only had the smaller billa of our own banks, and those situated in other States, but we hed fractional bills and all sorts of shinplasters. This was carried to such an extent that the Legislature, on the 28th of February, 1838, passed an act repealing the act of March Sist, 1835, aa follows :— 41. All the provisions of the act entitled “An act to prohibit the circulation of small bills, passed March 31, 1835, are hereby repealed ” §7. Any person who shall purchase or take at a dis- oouat, auy bill,note,‘or other evidence ofdebt, purporting to be issued by any banking corporation, or body corpe- rate, not chartered by the laws ot this State, or 4 private bankers, individuals, or associations carrying on en business in any other State, coun’ ny or province, and t! sirculation ot which is prohibit by thi addition to the forfeiture provided by the this act, also forfeit for every such offence, the sum of fity dollars, to be recovered with costs, and any incor. porsted company in this State that 7 by its officers, agents or servants, take or recei' in the aourae of can any such bill, note, or other evidence of debt, tobe issued | by any eorporation not chartered 3 "the laws of this State, private bankers, individuals, or associations carrying on banking business in any other te. country, or province, shall, on conviction ‘eof, forfeit its charter. There is no misunderstanding these penalties. All are liable. These laws were passed to protect the public and to protect the local banking institutions. The circula- tion of our city banks is very much restricted by the op2rations of the agents of these foreign institutions, and we should be enforced. The pub'ic have been se were ferers, {threugh the movements of those finan- ciers engaged in issuing shin plaster paper. We saw an individual a few deys since, who had on hand five hundred dollars of the Jacksonville Bank, which ha held when thé bank exploded. There were many simi. larly situated. The explosion of that and other banks of like calibre, should put people on their guard against similar institutions. There are good banks enough in this vieinity, whose issues are perfectly safe; retuse all others and there will be no danger. Old Stock Exchange, ‘g ¥, au) i 1 10 2 & Rech 100% Baa 830 ap id 9710 37 se Ind’aste bonds 32,100 b30 38° ana opg 71% 50 830 371 360 713g 100 lo 30 spore 0 53071 50 60 EY do. Ops 71% 175 Erie RR 830 27 $5 shas Phenix Bk a7. 50 Leather Mnf Bk 106 100 qo 10 Bk State 100 9 26: 15 Bk Com, fall 9% 50 do b30 37 do ‘scrip = 96097) 150 Lisland RR sm 71 50 US Bank ie ee 0 71 bs Vieksburg Bk de 550 & eer diy 100 rH mS ge He 90 Engle Fire Ins 7” 10 =~ do 3071 100 Farmers’ Trust BM 100 doar Ue Bo a9 i. ai Canton Co wes 2 £ sto ne 50 do 830 PH Ey sth . a wo do 860 4358 700 jo 64 100 0 400 lo 64 g Morris Canal g 100 66: jo % © do nw 2758 100 & bod 66 Second Board. Bh sbas Nor k Wore Y3 6144 150 shan 6 as sth make” aati” » 8 930 71 1B Stoningten RR "he ox i on™ wa 3 perio % ba 42M 250 Hart 6 New Stock Reshiegse $5000 Ky 6, 20 71843 2 100K 160 ahs Canton Coo 43 4 tah ty ef ft Saha Kate's Tr bie’ Fd E avy 42 im do sig LidwaRn $43 stan 72 00, do. 0 Nor &'wor gig 4 we ix do 100 lo bi} * 8 i oe i % do 6192 100 Erie v% wy Sates or Stocxs -Bostow, 10, 4shares Boston and tke. aah tio ©0,884; 10. Norwich and. W. 8 meaiee Winett Eazlaod Worsted Co, 100}; 60 0 Ry 74h; 16 Bosiow and Worcester RK, 1 3 0 astern RR, 1084; 40do 1 Sates or Stock pig ve Jan, 10 $5000 Baltimore 6's, 103}; 6000 Maryland 5d, 76; i 1500 do 744; 8000 do Th; 260 Maryland '6’s, 74}; 110 Reis: er-town ropike, 6; LJ, a re more and Ohi io RR, dads 10 nh ee State of Trade. i Aomne-— ihe sales for the past week hi was at $3 7: Bureapsturrs—Weatern bran 2 7b ment of the sules, ? prices 46 a 47 cents; canal oat There is a fair demend for ryeat 65 cents. the report of the Montreal market of the 4th ere was then a dull retail trade in Canada,w hile Unled States a made from Ohio wheat, maintained pro ; of the flour made eae ieee ‘hie wi certain quantit: From the great strength ot ther ace bate tay Haerere uired a at icription of flour to Canadian, and in that article there ‘was no competition between the Ohio and Canadian miller, the present duty being Xecidedly in favor of the former, as will appear the following comparative cost of a barrel of flour, inufactured in Ohio and sent to Montreal, an¢ one manufactured in Canada from Ohio wheat and sent to the same market, say— Cost of five bushels wheat in Ohio, near the Lake shore, 70 cents, Commission for Provincist duty, per Freight of a bbl. aoa, sie In favor of the Ohio mille*,.., With such a difference against the Canadiat miller, he cannot go into the American market for wheat when his sala in Montreal are confiaed to the consumptive de. mand, his American opponent hia him fall 20 cents, or 18-64. that trade is left to the Uni ashe finds the Canadian market but berely supplied witb that description of flour, reaps a golden harvest there able to undersell , and consequently cape miller, who, as oiten Corron—The news per ship Rochester does not | to have had any effect on re renee The deman this week, has been good. and free! ely, whenever the full pote! to day amount to 800 bales, which have been Gnieay taken by exporters. We revise our quotations :— Liverroon Crassivication. Uatands ¢ sy ida. N. eo 4 Mobile. a a have met the same could be obtained Pose: Coau—The followin, ty of anthracite coal 2! in, 1844, in ea nacladen| will Feaeea Canal, statement will show the quanti ed from the different regions Total, ... 66+ see cee eee+ 1,631,669 1, 1,263,539 ‘The supply thie ye of last year, which wi large increase; but it is not believed over and above the consumption 1,213,637 tons, is 368 180 tons—s to be more than the Furnaces and factories have been re . ed, aud new ones erected and put in operation, in parte of the country; and hence i vastly augmented aneeed forcoal. Authracite coal, so is vey generally used on steamboats, and it is estimated day are consumed in boats leaving thi alone, and it has been introduced into 10 business wherea steam engine is employed This great- as necesssrily demanded av every district within the circum- reat coal regions, there has been « rated supply over 1843. In the Wilkeabarre ih belongs to the same formation with the ane, end is part of the same ficld, it has been ‘augmented from 68,000 to 114,906 tons, although it ia pro- bable that little r ore than the usual quantity has reach ed tide-water, the furnaces, &c. in thi ville, having consumed within the past year from 40,000 to 60 000 tons. Paovistons—Ohio pork is quite active. there being some lation going on in the article We quote peime. st at $2925; mess at $1091025. Beef is improvic hed Heine's we uote at $5; mess, new, at $6 75 a $7. at 6jc. with good supplies anda Timites market requires. that 600 tons per 'y of New York alm ly increased apni. in eve vicinity of Dan- Baltimore Cattle Market. The supply of beef cattle has fallen off this week, the offerings at the scales on Mon: head. There was a fair dem: 870 head were taken by them. 50 rm inferior to $2 7p per 100 ieee ‘on the hoof, ity—equal to $325 25 net. Of the balance, 100 heac were driven north and 100 left over. There has heen but 8 and the demand has small sales at $425 shag to only 270 the butchers, and of Jive hogs offering, m the butchers, wit! per 0o ibe’ ‘Killed hows are ‘ot so plenty, and the en- quiry is less active. We quote at $42 425 per 100 lbs. according to size and cendition. pee nited early On Sunday morning, 12th inst. in the 331 year of his am W. Sxowpen, (eldest son of Thomas Snow proprietor of the * Ladies’ Companion.” Pral will take place from his fathers’ residence, and those of his fa- 18 Howard street, where his frien: ther, are respectfully invited to ‘attend, to-morrow after- noon, at 3 o’clock. Oar inst. after a short and severe illness, ex, daughter of Dr. Thomas Her a and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend h-r funeral, to morrow afternoon at 3 o’cleck, from her father’s residence, 21 Beckman street. y evening, 1ith inst, Cursetian Beron, in- fant son of Andrew R. and Matilda Jackman, aged one year and eleven months. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 4 o’clock, from 296 Third street. Made S Whitington, Mrs. Med —| tt » 2 - A F Wood, Mr Duna, and’ sixty-one are Ship Tow ewes t reported Tsien? packg: jreas—21_Vioran & ene atic "Chriee &com? T Hunt & eo—2 L &D M Moran Fé 3 r=2 L B Curtis & co—3 Edwards & St Weleendonkt, F Sheldon & co—4 C Wet mas—3 36 & patna 4 © Dord—23 Bourge olen 1 Young & Smith—23 Schuse Wire iiieo Freres—7 Lachine & Fanche—: Di Beer & cn—5 A Huet—6 Seymour —1Vd Athillest7 8 Stone & co—17 Kesslen & co—3 5 Magny 0—3 F es Binninger y com Wi a bed—2 Gl Hoga & Lecleyen2 Ld trosnaes| O Varet—2 A Ane Ki fn Hoger’ Di mea ks Bemkerd ie Hatt & Osbore— oizwrd—? J Tenard & co—2] T. Maillard i 20 T OD. co! Id co—2 Ed &GA An A Ga . sehr mies 4 Hesch: rr Tchestia ‘4 & Hencher—1 AG ichardson & co—1 e ‘Alde i rake 3 at Reni fe Aden Vouservcort © tin aT Laue, Lemmon oat ‘Allen, ie erm G wed sheets st ry ous nails 1000 if pasbere potatoes CR poe & ees phe: Rochester freon 15 lore 4 am & ted es Tenia) soa ve um r Patton ne wT ryt Richard, Basnett & a 20 tons yeateri ier rer Seen sii ee fark Ly Shaw J Gibon & ¢o—39 3 Crip 1A Jonrneay—=2 8 © Wilmer % gore, ot Stone & co 1 he eee T Revnoldect G3 Robbi & Cros Peabody, Prtrie—6 Adriance & Strong—Ll Hastings Wy pare LY Brothers b ¢ aap all el m—12 J Metall 8 Crooke—10 Fi vy boda Harrall, ir com? We fark & co~1 Hook L* Kowneend—t me—t Yi & Smith: tons iron 60 crates 27 bxs mdne,87 ev $2 well—50 J © Maller Teel, ‘ iat Te 5 Biker lor—121 Herm fends | ke Paver phere DW Li on Hehecke 3 Meche & ah lense ilar Roger oO Niger %co—3 F Chs pA Balaen Heol teva mm—3 GB King & comt Philic Seoater9 Jonn Napier—§ bd Hentin & ''srheimer of Phila— i Iker & Melimay Li 6st Nata eee AH Ward & ier 26 Acl Door4 Saml Goctran—2 Manni Hiss of Brston= hoe Devny-2 “peyer—26 © H Sand - Jark M Con) Rk Kroger Leop ld Ka a &Keoo Philadel Gustavia cotton bagging 1(0) demijohns &. ye & co=1'o order 495 boxes IT Faliate Wesks vee arny A Averon=-9 he 7 Wf10 gr V-Parsalow & co—19 ht (ar idine—20 hf JN Evans-20 hf} Capwelin ca paper Nee bales corks Boring & White—2 cks J B Slouv Sweetmeats AC) Lease Tonuele—t GO brandy E Bossange—1 bbl § Dorrie—28 ckw wine. 3 cases G E Castelou— bf'ps brandy 1 ew Boker—t1 cks brandy 1do, wine 23 ex do 10 bbls 50 cks brandy E Stevens’ Sons—20 Bonen Graves & co—33 A Boh'en—20 do © § &P Girrmaneit do,8 Scheatterlack—6 do brandy Jk aspen bcos che Harckoatathe Brinmen ts cnet ed. seed 30 do E Si 0 vars ci vetor Duckwitz—115. mill st ues iielay ry Livi fade] ©. ler Mevor & Stucken—3 bbls eth edler—2 bea mdse Markoe & co390 bus willow Master—438 bags coffec 20 pes win to order, MARITIME HERALD. Movements of ‘the Steamshi a aimee. eco sme Cambria Sudkins Sea ¢ OM A 1 Ship Masters and Agents. ao oad! guoem it a favor if, Captaius of Vosasie Will ive Sitvey, Captain of our News Boats, ihe shipping left sc ihe port whwace they aed, ‘the easels spoken ou their paasage,'a list o€ thelr eargor and’ any. y foros aews) » OF ews they will board them im- mediately on their arrival. in aves he antic) Informa- 19 | moo 1117 all wren 00 10 pina Switzerland, ike Tegh “from London, Dee. 3d, with te Grincell, Minvura a & ler, Hohorst, eF 'Z rom bon Et Fae Lie the Boor toh neni a 30, Lon 50, rie Fae star in the o al lon 62, saw a schr sho merle ae lathe centre, heading Nu Brig Brookline, Boat, a days from Eastport, with Plaster, to Smith & rae Dutch giles. jana, Bok, 68 days from Rotterdam, with mdse, to. johnston & C ‘sehr ‘Maria. ‘Latierett, Sdays from Baltimore, with mdse, to Johnson & Louden. Schr Mi wary Jane, Powell, 3days from Norfolk, with mdse, to Stui arma. = ‘Ann, Buckman, 10 days from Eastport, with lath and Ph. ht aradoe Pennell, 16 days from Thomaston, wrth lime, vache Marietta, Nickerson, 4 days from Bostoa, with mdse, to echt Adelaide, Baker, 5 days from New Bedford, with oil, to Schr Vesper, Baker, 2 days from New Bedford, with oil, to ‘ache oh ‘hina, Barlow, 4 days from New Bedford, with oil, to Br. ach Enterprize, Cochran, 1 dsys from Halifax, with gvh, ‘inslow. Pg s from Washington, N.C. with na- r Avon, Smith, val store to Smith Hero, Merrick, 16 days from Thomaston, lime, to master, ‘ Steam propeller Washington, 20 hours from Providence, with mdse, to.) N Srigg , Below. mitedish ship Adora, of Geffle, 90 days from Barslow, with order. su posed to be the United Sti on, Robinson, from Charle: And and a brig from Mobile. from Liverpoo'. Salle. Ships Arkynsas, Bunker, for New Orlewws; North Bend, Felt, Londonderry—Barqnes Mary Travers, Hubbard, Mobile Keuivtee, Smith, Mcbile; Chester, Robinso ¥y Point— ir gs Tricolor. (Nor) Tobasco; L. B. Lamar, Lanuerman, Sa- vaunah—Schr October, Eldridridge, Curacoa. Miscellancous Record. Suir Zotorr, of Kenebuuk, John Morphy, Master, from New Orl-ans ed oy to Boston, on the 15th ef De Dargo consisting of 180 bales of cot bbls. flour, pork, “mol: sen, &e. The majority of whicl beensaved. ‘The ship isa total Jors.—[Key ‘Went Reef, Dec. 28, Forcign Ports, valet aceon by by Ronaldson, Drew, from New ‘ork. (June 6) for Canton. i juenos Ayres, Oct. 22, Merlin, Goodhue, from , Via Rio Janeiro. Campracuy, Dec. 1¥—In port, Cashier, Baker, for Laguna next day, the only American vessel. Home Ports. Tromasron, Jan, ge Rothschild, Liwrey, NOs leans, He vba 10—Cid Nereus, Holmes, Cayenne. Sid Factor, landy, atin. Home's Hour, Jin, 8—Are Merchant, [Br] from Philadel. ia for &t Johan, NB; New y Bogland, from Wood’s jole, where she has maison Frederickaba #; as sho arr, "lizabel Kel Ieth, no arriv id Merel Boayom Jas, lissave Conte Lucy Aan, Snow, Mobile; Mari nocked down in x aquall Sth inst shifted cargo hut sus (ined no damage. Tetegraphed, Albatiay (rowells NOrles Signal fore betaue. Cit Sarah, io: "Matanzas! Lima, (of ortinnd, late of Kennebu Cardenas; |S Barnham, Havena; Cathe Tal Co erson, Philad-Iphiay D ms NYork. C:d ith, Viola, A: Nass and » market, Are loth, Valrure; Walker Aus Gayearaothiult. Left W ‘hiam. Johnson, for Boston, same day. Sid léth, Liliow, late Viral Lowell, ‘The T.'wes snok in the Mis: pet pitva time aide, sadvwies jalned snd retired Fav River, Jan 10—Arr Julia & Helen. (7 Provipence, Jan. 10—Arr ’ oses Brown tor, K:mball, and James Lampheer, N Yor Jano, Havana; Paragon, Brayton, Apalachicola; wis, Washington, NC; James L Long, Hawkins, NYork; Peter Demill, Lewis, Savannah, es, is reloading fer ee, for N ¥ orl twos Aven, dap Ape Bleon Hawk, Fisbied Tyisidhds Smith, NYork; Thora, Hough, Brid ge . Picked up it the Scand several cas aliep P to have belonged 10 sloop Coriuthian, ford, Sid Siencelior, Lamphier, Anteus, Ricumonp, Jan 10—Arr Sea, Hort, and Re ro" New ork, (Sid Hsory Clay, Martin, Jersey Citys Pa:mos, Kowns- | Boston; Sarah Auruste, Higbee, NYou ern) SC. Jan 'S—Arr Fanny’ Beker, New mieston. Jon 8—Arr Vesta, [Dan] Eli — sit Standard: Cie Will, Kiogseses Joan, its, VANNAH, Jan 7=Cd Osomocto, [Br] ¢ Van Gilder, NYork; “oe Sant) NY ork Be netre, [Br Soeider, Balti itimore. Key West, Marizer, Latkes Have ‘ith, Rienzi, Stich ee zas;'26th, Bunker Hill, Marson, Nassau; sau; Uncas, Allya, New sons N Ani Tortagas, Ashby, Havana; Jane & Stark, NY¥ork; “ee, Billow a Bay St Marks; wer inst fi it WILD! aaa =e = inst them, wl tirely overcome, and the subscriber cl ¥ one to pro an instance when any ce [> at, fim is name por agilt plate) that has ever injured pabletins or pevrelry, by by dampness, He pledges himseif to be by him shall be fre; Giger thief and di f, well rowhe Lat should one oe iu either respeet is loss in reputation s greater the owner of a a inperec ‘All siberian Sale ara qq Wilde: reg purchased the Fs ty ah ‘State 0 he to imannfacture and furnish ears Salome recrived at his lron factory, No. uld so prove < eigm n and an Eisanino, Rie Second-hand Safes for sale at ‘than TIMS’ hsp TIM BE PROPRIETORS OF x PATENT CAR Compas woul reepectia the attraty in of re Road C ao A with he ui of one ene ime at tended to. a BaeBy, Jersey City, January Tth, WMS. im*re € tons Irish Aticsta moteste ices by SOHN" fo: VLA. 61 South PENOLSE FRENCH AND AMERICAN SHIPPING AGENGT, ar LIVERPOOL. t from. 5 a areas We mmf i mat ee ror herg a “x horized Agen! . ty ae ee iin: Chmead Setar’ and an ot ra careers FF be caeury: ther seanpetee ef ia a ie . arding of the at Prstee, de, be 4) Cit uscesenry thet they should pans the hands of on? oud Agents MEKBSRE. po ge “£co. ibe iy several Offices, as foll a ‘0. § Court street, Boston. rat | 7 Light acnest, Baltimore, Re { Wall ee mi fyans. ane eshien nstucet w erpool May 1, 18it, WIiLLMER & SSUTH take th opporvanity of stating te Merchants, Brokers, I jerechaut er thsce lea ened we pael tou, New See taal and Canada, and that tha: it bw . ENTION OF THE PRINCIPE, WATESIE NS SMITH hare ADAMS & CO, by. which {ieeepoal howe ve for Americ feleswill have the itn are vera ‘i neceseary 1 | ea with Mr. PS i IES Whitten & aMecit ene a Years run private et to aud from important intelli remnant, performing the fia miles, in al Gent nov to. the Amer enna their srviene Ly Sy and on, of im Ht apecie swhie Ailiv'on al oecealons, be move ivered by their owe arivate messenger, aud hours Lid isn pails ty roudoa. Mr. DW At M. ‘x. aw in Amertoa, 18 prepared to afford amy tod give security for it eh Saginete fir may be eutrenisd to bis “ne Peroraety a i NOT! e I MeklAN DRAY, ate aes ths ath hg Naw rook ly yam «fm fn yh ichsparett fe hi hands for him. | sae money, ‘will be paid to wig) araw ri N. IV, FOOL —New Packer Jan The sailing so Sass sors renul eta hi oF a ving accom: ynalled al et, b~ es on at wi , foot COLLINS & CO, 56 South street, ie pael fick, Ca Bd. ke, i the Sheridan, See sit ah Panpuady, Rie agus Sal LAXSY, ;ED—# casks very ‘uperior Flanscod, Inading ex ship a, fromfNew Orleans, for sale iwe Be COLLIND & CO., oo fou se 2 Pe BY KTHE SOUTHERN MAIL. TWENT ¥-s1GHTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. _AMUSEMENTS. HK THEATRE. MRS. SEGU ae RAZ vag es ‘MR. teen MONDAY NIN 1G, Janus: ary ‘Opera ary THE BOH yazer; Devilshoof, Mr, Segui ut, To, conclude with THE OALLOPADE Matehem, Mr. Anderson; George Touchwood, Esq., Mr. Dyott. Avmitrance —Boses, Ist 11" 73 ceas—Secoud aad Third ‘There 50 cents—Pit 50 cents—Gallery 25 cents. PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. SIGNORA & BORGHESE has the honor to anuounce that efit will lace on TUr-SDAY, the ith of January, on which occasion M’lle Desjardins, Mlle Brooks, (her fi appearance,) and Mons. Kerpouay have kindly volunteered t services, and will dance between the acts,“ La Polka,” Cae Ors of SEMIR-AMIDE ill ba pera of aX Semiramide, *ignora Borghese; 3 on ‘Signora Pico: —. Signor Perozziy Assen, Signor Valtellina. ee fag Parquette, $1; Second Tier 50 ets; with four admission, $6," Seats secured from § IRLEY, Auctioneer, lath, 1 o'clock, at the store Na. 104 Broadway, positive sale previous wo removal. of Chiua and Earthenware. Dioner, Tea, Coffee and Toilet cat and plain glass Decanters, ‘Lumb era, Wines, Ke.) aud Solar ams Plated Castors, Cake Baskets sets and dozns, Cutlery, Table Mats, ‘Tea Tis ‘s'and sets Waiters, Mant'e Or- axments and Girandoles, 3 se ~rgpeeaee Dinner 150 to 200 pieces. Also, very rich ‘Tea Sets, 32 to 60 ; House of Representatives. Wasninaten, Friday, Jan. 11. Que hour for the presentation of reports wed, bya vote of the House. The Committee of Ways and Means, and others, were discharged from the consideration of various private A bill has passed for changing the boundaries ofthe Red River Lond District in the State of Arkanses. A bill was reported, authorising the President to sdver- tise a sale of lots at Min«ral Point, in Wisconein Territo- ry, and read twice and referred, at oes semmnane. Mr. Houmas, e Committee on Commerce, report iio cetharios the importation, free of duty, of the TEN DOLLARS REWARD. STOLEN, from the sabscriber’s hall, on Srardiy ev onthe, the ith ‘instant, two very large sized OVER COATS, fbi lasting bactons, Muek velvet other of drib Cro th, ‘dark buttons ime, velvet collar and cuffs, middle button ou, right side acthe cover ap. ining of brown cotton. The black aed ‘oo}len throughout, of large check,white, black aud other calor: ‘The above reward will be paid on de: oue DM! rae eee to Mek . BRIDGES, 56 Fulton street, Brooklyn. * 3 t pee oped i O6 = arf formaace aa be ia neces eee and machinery to test the utility ofatmos- mence » oeloe ibrettos in English and Italian, eric railroa OTICESE Mesting ofthe SeAMENS TEMPERANCE | * the Box Office. iirc] Mr. Howstes explained the bill. It authorises James Gadsden, Peesdent of ms ee (eee Railroad ~~ pany, import the pi and machinery necessary order to teat for the “tistanoe ‘one mile on said rallreed, the practicability as a motive power of atmospheric fe sure. Mr Holmes was understood as desirous, if t) were no objections, ot the are age of the bill. Mr. Preston Kina move: reference to committee of the whole on state of the Union. Mr. Biptacx objected to the phraseology of the bah as SOCTeTY, will be held ia the Mariner’s Methodist Rasst gopal Church, il Cherry between Clinton aud Montgomery sts. ne Rev, Koders, of John street Rev. Mr Hesten, of the Phisadetohia Conference, and Mr. William D. Minton, of this city, will address the congregation, apd from the known elo. queuce of the speakers, a large congregation will no doubt be Present. Js3 It#re BURNS’ ANNIVERSARY. Ay WEETING will be held at the Blue Boonet House, No. ace street, on ‘I londay | terening; 268 o'elogh, wo ‘ONS Cr BENE! wT OF AMOS R. é LI ’ a. teasnrer of the omer ae YT obtgad Splendid New Cavaleade of Ten Horses MASTER MWaLTEn 3 Horsemahip: his ‘ranpproachable Act JOHN Gosgih vests ee CLOWN, Double by Mi. AKROLL. MASTER EVIELE wml ride around the Ni the head of Mr. S11 EF, dariag his ‘standing on Act sahs tne Lncoanary Sgecnonns tar the Auabel Feed WRANTOMIM likely to be misconstrued to @ grant of authority to the th After the Bellone itylefst a Oe A ALLEN, with entire railroad company to import an unlimited quantity of ma- Ect SODUNAMY, new Dresses, tic. jis cere” | chinery. RE and EXPERIMENTS on PSY (Animal Magneti DR. 'T. LEG f the Medical Waculity of Paci, and late pupil of the calebraied Deleuze, will resume of Lectures, Monday night, the 13:h iustant, at Nalepeny Toreloek, No. 74 B _Admission 50 cents. j13 1t*re Me Houses disclaimed any such intention. Lack desired the gentleman not to misunder- Pe him ; he had oply conceived that the bill, in the matter of machinery, was liable t) an extended ‘construe: A GRAND MUSICAL FESvIVAL, BY THE ey MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, At the Broadway Tabernacie, PN. MOBaaY EVENING JANUARY 13, 1845. way. tion. Se IN which, eecasion the Chorusses will be sustained by One &.W GRAND LODGE © ON riety yee formers. The splendid Bavd of the U.| Mr. Paesr; no thought the bill worthy of ial T° "ALL PERSONS: we ni pn o Raa LA 8. A en nese the ovmings ‘rhe examination precedent, however unobjectional Rie je in meeting of the R. Grana Lodge ef this order, ald performances will consist of National Songs, Quaitettes, « ho- itself. Referred pursuant to Mr. K.'s motion. on the 10th of January, it was— Tusses, A number of private bills were reported, or papers with- quero, Tine the Wr maa Lodge of the Tadependent | Oo saregs py ——PARE drawn. te ie Off the Charter, Const Bye Lane ae a eats | DiNattdaal Att: BY he Band of theU. 8. shipNorth Carolina. THE S008 OUVICN. sky SAR EAR SORERSOES. e-Laws, of the Or , Mr. Garnnxt reported a joint resolution for the Post- ana ee ae oes invubordi marine: Generelt inteonsenttara railroad companies in certain cases, without the formality of advertising pro- posals according to the intial laws. The resolution was read three times and passed. AN ODD PISH—STEAM AERIAL NAVIGATION. Mr. Horxins, trom the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, asked that the Committee be relieved from turther consideration of the memorial of W. H. Penning- ton, praying an appropriation of $50,000 from Congress for an experiment in navigating the sir mi the combined pewers of hydro oxy La gas and steam—the carria; mf to be supyorted in th by means of a balloon sheped like a fish—propelled b; and fs orand Chorus, — "Hail Columbia,” words by Judge Hop- 3. Song—"Land of Wi love th WI io golged and eve off trom all future fellowship of the so iran Lodge, ss ot cit the subordinate Lodges emanating therefrom, Given ander my hand sade Cat ois. Wth day e January, 1845, JACOB COLVIN, R. W. G. P., pro tem. ton,” wo'ds by G.P. Morris, Eq. atriot sagen the daya of yore, Ia combat met the foemen, rove them from our shore, en ner “Woodman spare that tree,” by George P. lore Washi hington’s Grand March,” by the Band. ri Chorus "Our Blog's there by ce Ones in the U. 8. Yuartette—“Origin of Yankee Doodle,” by George P. Morris Esa . old Johhny Ball Ory, sinathin should have Wittuas J. Pires 8 WG. Sectetary. (F~Acan adjsurned meeting, held January Lith, 1845, it was farther— Fesolved, ‘Char in a Ce all connection between the R. WG. Lodge of the and the la'e Washington f Sine i Ww G, Lodge is unwilling ve uniformly supported thoas Constittion and Law: of the Grand Lodge, wie the Order, juch brethren are in’ Lodg ways at Tig ovclock, oo TUESDAY HVaMING next, Jan. 14. te aid Ith Lith day of J ies: By ts, becoalting ot tes tae ae eer eens: ven wuder my, han and seal, this 11th day of January, a _ » Esq. | ton, despairing o and uncertain lation o! Wicntase 3 PHN RAULENER, It W. G. pro t wre oN! es, RE Sai Mortis Eee. re Bee ci cllitdlog sal eae elt naman be z ret x. nae WG Gay Jal3 2tisPec Long ‘tine ago; tween Washington and Texes and Oregon, has had his RUMP STEAK CLUB, AT “THE SHADES,” ” Where the rock threw back the billow, petition withdrawn, and now has issued a prospectus for ‘THAMES STREET, N. ¥. 9. S01 Che ER HRN se Wi ” ‘aking up a subscription from private individuals of the [7.iprqposed to establish, at the house of Mr. J. REES, | 15; Rove ratek Beeps the Band. ee $50,000 required to start the atmospheric steambeat, in Tihe Shades,” ‘Thames street 2 Rump Sierk Clam, to cons | "th ravaris Gales che by the Copies of this prospectus, with « dia- Hat gfhementy rpgmmbers, at 373g ceute each. ‘Sapper wil be | tl bafayettes March, by ine Rad. are to be circulated with all Taighase Pa slraek ae i Sind 3 a a, pt Choyes— “Huzza! Columbia for ever!” by William | 4 despatch a eo mare of the Usion. The commit. most happy to ace his friends on Thursday text, the 16th 13 Fatriotie pon “Brother Jonathan.” by Hon. Henry Clay. MILITARY DEFENCE. 513 r#ee Jonathan was a gentleman Mu uartette—"'Bontmman haste,” by Geo. P. Morris, Esq. ¥5. National Aur, by the Ban 16. Soni ‘Columbia! thoa gem of the Ocean,” Song and Chorus—"The flaunting flag of liberty—De- (7 Ce mes,” by William Wallnce, Ex Mr. Cuiwcn reported a bill making apprepriations to certuin detensive works in the Ucited States, for the fiscal year commencing July 1, 184 ‘Also, a bill sankiog & ‘appropriations for the commence- ment of defensive works at the mouth of the Genesee river, on the coast of Lake Ontario, in the state of New York—both of which were read end referred. ASSIMILATED RANK. Mr. Panmentséx reported a joint resolution authorisi: ‘be Secretary of the Navy, with the assent of the Pr fent, to regulate the degrees of relative rank of surgeons, assistant surgeone, chaplains, and pro- exsurs in the U. 8. Navy, sccording to’ the relative rank of said officers in the army, which, with a proviao on Mr. Cave Johnson’s motion, that such promo- tions ia rank shall not be construed as authorising an in crease of the pay to such officers, was read thrice, and igceed to, on the part of the House. CORPOKEAL PUNISHMENT. Mr. Panatester reported a resolution inquiring of the Secretary of the Navy whether some substitute of correc ton may pot be adopted tor the present system of corpo- real punishment, without detriment to the discipline in the service, whichwas adopted. HON. W. L. Gogain. Mr. Cuarman, of Va., submitted a Saparen providing for the settlement of the mileage of W. L. Goggin, (the tot2 contestant with Mr. Gilmer,) and his pay as a mem- ber from Virginia, from 4th December, 1842, to 17th Fe- bruary, 1848, the time during which the right to the con- tested seat was in litigation. Mr. Han.in arose, and explained the reasons of justice which had induced the committee to report the resolu- tion, While he was explaining, a confusion of voices was heard in an undercurrent, such as “ pay him.” “Oh yes, he ought to be paid” * Will they fig! 7 “Well, let ‘em fight.” ‘ What’s the Jatest rumor.” “The hour is expired.” “Oh, suspend the rules.” “Oh no!” “Lets goto Texas.” The Cuain announced the expiration of the morning hour. Mr. Cave Jounsow moved that the House go intocom mittee. Mr. Summers moved a further suspension in favor of Mr. Goggin Mr. Jonson objected, and the House accordingly 18, Ameri Dy, sa. - Pats and F Full Choris tstae Spangled Banner,” by Fran- ig 8. Key, an you see by the dawn’s eariy light, dly we huil’d atthe tewilight’s last gleami wv the Band. ied Professor w li preside at the Piano Forte and His Honor, the Mayor, and Common Council, the C dore and sia Navy Vord, aud U.S ship North Care, Coy George’ ii Morr ls ‘Gen Sendford. NEW YORK SPORTSMEN’S CLUB. Ti MEMBERS of this Club ate hereby notified, that the egular Monthly Meeting of ssid Clu’, will be held This, Monday Evening. at # o'clock. at the house of Mr. Sinelair, (the Woodcock,) ia Houston stre at, Dat Broadwi ie MES McGAY, G13 bere Secretary E x Y. Sportmen’s Club. ET a ROCHE! non, from Pyeligee eee |< jgnees per this verve! will please vend 1 board, weet side Burling Sli, at ar the iicegt essere, without del OD HULL e'MINTURS South si ase goods not permitted ia five days, will te sent (25 Pibiie re. Prtekets 25 cents each—to be had at the Mirror Office: also at the principal Music Store. Doors open at 6—commence at Th o’cloc! jald Ittec “GRAND Macrae Sint INSTRUMENTAL Sg1eTED the fallow ARN ouut, following Eminent Artiste—Sienora E. BORGHESE, Signora R. PICO, Sig’ri_ ANTOGNINI, SANQUIRICO, FOMASSI Sig: RAPHE PLAN Me RYOTE (who have ali most kindly volunteered their highly wvaluabie services)—will havethehougr to give a Grand Vocal and Tustru- mental Concert, on FRIDAY, lth inst, at the Taberuse ‘Tickets $1 each—to be had at the principal Music Stores, and atthe door on ths evening of performance. Doors open at 7— Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. The celeb; Duett from the Favorite Opera of ~Sriniramide, ing on this occasion, by Signora Pico I) bot HEN] 4 pees tae smallest Grand Faria . fora Kaglucd by this celebrated vo- calist, fe a ‘aud may he sven at the Pianofors Warerooms of oat Worecster & Duaham, $51 Broadway. olitt re DissOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. T3E padlic | is hereby informed that the partnershij fare jing and known an MOR, RN" S WARES “POR ER, ats CIDER AND WINE VAULTS. "AT No. 2 Aun Street, & this day eenled by mutual consent. All persone having we fact jet irm will please present them to JOHN J. whom the business will, for the future, be con- hn fear he trusts i will be Tope siriet attention to bu- siness,” ae furnishing the ve icles, to merit » continu- ance Of the patronage which fas fea “0 etna bestowed on him, Fare MORAN JAMES STAKE, NO. 2 ANN Si, NEAR BROADWAY, 1 ape 1845. |. B. MORAN will, as heretofore, have the sole man- geomet of of the manufacturing departwent, jall 3tis*ec Arnoult. For other Particulars, tee Programmes. _jal2 MWTh&Fec GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL. RN as Frst tAnneal Military and Ciyie Ball of the AMERI- iS BAND will take place at tha Apoile Ssloon, on SW alaseteg Evewing, January 15th, 1945, on which occasion the Band wil! npyear in fall uniform, and perform the following p.eces of Mi arch, arrauged expressly for Caphel BM arranged by G. RAG Hickets.t0 admit @ gentleman and two ladies, $1—to behad | took up in committee the all importcnt, complex and He 0 Dales N No ‘ Leghorns. of gues Sheltou, Leader, 127 Elm street, or of any member of complicated resolutions and amendments Proposed forthe ren ‘ ‘Military Gentle ill confe ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. aR Siciiy hag at aatlitary aS WL comix. &fevae “by. SiPsTice* | our, xeoxevy, of Md, an accomplished scholar and Pealeby we ESSE ® BROOKS, | ‘THE First Anoual Ball of FULTON FIRE ENGINE, | (Cute, general debater, again thechorges of Mr: Deen, Jefonded the whig ea of Ohio, of yeaterday e exhibited the want of harmony, upon the Deinciple as well as the details of annexation, No. 21, will take pl ‘Tuesday E y ae Teta hi ayke Place op Tuesday Eventag, January iu Mth, Cast OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. HE STATE ¥ENCIBLES’ SOIREE, wil take place on NW W, ‘ among the democrats of the House-—he spoke of the late Grcethig or Purnture fo dnpoe af "ext obtin he igeat | No. ssp roadway ne SO "SOHIN"W. RICH," | causes on the subject end Whe diangreement therein, cash prices for the sare, by sending f for the subscriber, athis | j13 3t*ec Secretary. | 28 represented by a correspondent of the Richmond En Fesidezee, Duane street, No. 69, inthe b pement quirer; and referring to the ‘‘ democratic thunder,” which said correspondent had predicted would open after New Year in the House, to the discomfiture of all British whigs, from Sir Robert Pee! down to Robert C. Winthrop. r{K. said that this democratic thunder hal proved as in nocent as the sheet iron thunder of the theatres—where THE FIFTH ANNUAL weary OF THE FIRST COMPANY OF NA Wit. take place on fee atthe Apollo Saloon, M. ‘OHEN. P.S.—A line through the Post Office, or oeeeie will be Promptly attended to. 425 im*re FRE, aNCH 2 oe Dee: ARE: NO 66 LEBER EY “sr ne ET, NAL CADETS, Jonuary 1th, 1865, celebrated Band i Henry How they make thunder with the vibrationa of a tin plate about ‘(UP STAIRS.) ‘ Jone Be Dwyer five feet square, with flashes of powdered rosin, sulphur A, BALESME, Laporte: and “Agent fer Manafactoren, has | {ohn E: Bendix Simeon Outwater, and saltpetre, for lightning. Mr. Kennedy discussed the ‘ nlwnys on ‘hand n Iasae tstorient of diuger and tea bets, William 8 Simpson, oe Alb: rt G. Bogert, inconsistencies of the annexation party, as evidenced in ja plain white and gilt Wrench Poreclain, as well es Dinner ee: the eight or nine propositions before the committee—yet Buh: | Goregd Die, Salad Bovis Prat Bares, Ctrtade aad | SAMUEL BLOOD, secthiny: © HELME, © Shy gran: | something, he said, would soon have to be done, for Gen. THIRD WARD AMERIC. AN REPUBLIC aN BALL AND BANNER PRESENTATION—Will take place atthe Apoll) Salson, on Thursday Evening, teth January — lovitations hove been extended to Gen. Lamar, Com. Moore, M, Dalias, and maay orher distinguished individ Frice of tickets’ $i—to be had of Wim. B. Cozzens, American Ee Way, 203 Washington street; James Wood, 206 Jackson was out again upon the aubject. | He paid a pass- ing good compliment to the Governor of the State of York, in regard to his views, ax expresced in his Message to the Legislature, on the subject of annexation. He said that that erudite statesman hod not succeeeed to the gencral expectation in his exposition of the measure of Also, Fancy Tea Sete, xud Rich Decorated Dianer Setz. Alro, Tes and Choeolats Ware, Greed, #reach ard American ed of the boxt aun! 7, aad ww be vpareh tion. If he had, he (Mr. K.) hed failed \o discover “R MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, LANDING AT Gretchen as "T. Cochrane. 288 Gresawieh stress, Gen os hi “ * it; but it was certainly justifiable in Mr. Wright, DOBBS y FERRY, SING SING AND VERPLANCK’s, = i aioze, comaee of William and Liberty marty oad coming. #s he did, from the ladd of nen-commi Fare THRovGn ro ALBANY a a ihe 'AGE—Fare to ng 5,75 cts. The lotmbost UTICA, Ca er N, Hulse, leaves the Steamboat x er fo foot of Courlaute st, (south side,) Every Afrer a humorous diequisition on the “shoulder knot,’ and other matters, he came down to the treaty of 1819, by which the Territory of Texas was gee up. He adver. ted next to the denunciations of said treaty by Mr. Dou glass, of lilinois, who had said the treaty Y of 1819 wasa bresch of national fuith, while Mr. K. contended that this breach of national faith—this treaty of 1819—had receiv - at the time, and it could be proved, the adhesion and eountcnance of Gen. Jackson. Attheexpiration of the sixty minutes allowed, there followed, as usual, an intervel of general conversation, and a desperate struggle for the freedom cf speech, which wees allotted to “A NIGHT WITH ROBERT BURNS” WILL BE THE SUBJECT OF MR. CLIREHUGH’S SECOND LECTURE ON SCOTTISH MINSTRELSY, At the Society Library, TUESDAY, tarn OF JANUARY, 18:5. + | past Ldctave wit ba {Uesitioed bs the Fatlowbe Bos comprise a Sketch of poet—the circumstance: with intere Jean,” a Life of Burns—his charset cae inder which the Songs FOR LONDON=Wequlas Packer of 20h eas y- athewolendid frsvelass, fastaniling packer GLADIATOR, Capt. R. L. Bunting, will posi sail as al ve, her regular day. Having very superior accommodat cy—Highland Mary— s for cabin, second cabin the wind ean blaw a grow the rashes, nd steerage pasengers, persons esirous to embark, should ote riuctle, an’ it come eyes, way Inde A Den'ya Maa fr Mr Monsx, of La., who spoke of the paramount im- make immediate application on poatd e C me y heart sin the Highlasdsesto Techie me ain res |. Keanoeorennexstica to the Beale Of DOOMRbER ets el jire 100 Pine street, cornet «may a braw wooe;—Adieu! A heart-warm fond | the certainty of the adoption of resolutions of instruction TAPS ERAL EMIGRATION OFF GEN and “ere by her Legislature in réference to this sub TSOUTH STREET CORNER OF MAIDEN a gp Lacommence at half past teven o'clock, precisely, | Tickets ject, ‘He reproved the democrats cf the House for their cents—to be had at all the Music Stores, L 50 eat Mp, Cline rh PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT hugh’s, 205 Broadw: dat the dor. 0 the subject of annexation, having, a8 they BRITAIN AND IMLLAND. A CARD-aIUNORA HOZINAFICO Ie Beto faves somaieriy. of Som the, homes 1s competed most by gee Live Oke AZT Mt m | A aimounce that her Benefit willtake placeon SATUNDAY, | Unfavorably ee Seed ey ow brated packer shi "Phe noble ma 4 THE WEST. 1250 ‘tons Capt P. Woodhouse, will sail fr aT xe ne ee ere eee Of the brave days of old y, and january ~The aceom vessels, are well kvown to be cabin, second cabin aod = sly apoicarion should PSCOTT, }iveroool, Weer on Oy Samay: her rexula ket ship SHE. “oa mo tions of the above mln superior to any other line of ~ py ee pe To secure we ma ‘on board or t * hoe, corner 78 Sou en tate. The QUEEN OF THE WEST will sail on the otkor Sareh, and the SHERUDAN on the Iith af Mack Persons wishing to sead fr their frreads in auy part of the Old ny, GMa make arrangements to have them brought oat in either of ‘the above elegaat prekets, on favorable ter with certainty of those sent for having no delay. Apply as above. jal2re Miro POOL PACRETS FOI LIVERPOU Oaly Regular Packer of the 16th of January, aie new ingu ficeat and celebrated fu wy favorite packet ship YOUKSHIRE, burchen 1150 t , Bailey, commander, wi sel re positively on Thussday, the i6th of January, her ular d "kor terms of passage, and tovecure the best berths, early application should be made on board, foot of Beekman ‘street, or to the subscribers, And read a good few of verses on pany “ brave days of old.” A great portion of the residue of Mr. Morse’s Speech was taken up in clearing away the legal, de facto, de jure, and constitutional stumbling blocks that hed been thrown around the question. Coming to the que tion ef negro slavery, he consilered it pot an evil, but one of the greatest of blessings ever conierred upon the 6. In conclusion, he hoped some action would be teken on the subject of en ion. Mr. Mo! branched off into 5 paulpele ay st abolitien p and their presentation in the House, and members presenting them. Then he pi jed into # parallel between the negro slaves of the sonth and the manufacturing operatives of the north, and gave it as his deliberate opinion the southern negroes were better fed, better clothed, be'ter treated, end were generally more intelligent than the factory, slaves of the north (This opinion, thus expressed, led to @ general explosion of laughter, pending which the chairman rapped off the ex- piration of the gentleman’s hour.) Mr. Tismarts, of Kentueky, wos awerded the fiocr, NIBLO’S GRAND SALOON, 7 FOR CONCERTS AND BALLS. [8 ROW GNITTED.UP YOR rite WINTER AMUS! sei CONCEISTS jt has taany advaniages, ha jt has many tages, having an ed ceiling, favorable for sound; and being removed from th street, there is'no angoyance from the nowve of carriages —it has vetoed sonts with oa jous galleries, and will accommodate 1500 persons. For Balls it has « spring Hoor and raised seats on the sides, and ig magnificently lighted with splendid cut fr chanielirs.- Ae ached to the Saloon ‘and onthe same floor, re private parlors, dressing rooms rae and a supper-room 200 feet long, Aon date 600 persons. Great pains will be taken to give satisfaction, and on moderate terms. agree MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN’S OOP LEON BAND. ABE now prepared to, give thet ties, Soiries, &e , and combi ments, fr ble Music, hope to give from two to twent: e ‘alton 8 7 ur when the committee rose, an: reyorted no conclusion. ttn Potent dr he eb Bk to bemade to i eSSRS, SCHNEIDER & Ri BHUNS, Several communications were presented from the Exe- a Nido en NaS 5, : Jad in re. if Crosby street. | eutive Departments, relating to their internal economy, "1 * ‘ ‘SIC. expenses, &C. er iaiphtcr ponpe tons) pe The Senate bill, consolidating the Navel Pension laws, eight or passage apply.to HE GERMAN COTILI ION BAND, (late of New Brigh- parte ner eern nay tom and Fort Hamilton.) would respectfully Foren the pablic that they are_presared to, Ut at Private Hall and Par- ties, toe celebrated Cotillions, Waltaes, Polkas, Gallops, &e of Lanner, Straass, Labitzky, Jullien, &e , &e. "The Band cou: sists of from two to twenty-five instruments, with a new grand 654 Octave Gothic Double Action Harp Accompaniment;— wil! farnish Fiano Forte alone when required. 1. MUNCK, 26 Mercer street, encher uf Harp, Piano Korte, be, | Also, J. NEVTTER. No. 255 Contre street. 420 Lea Msc t Vir, DUMAVAY, trefessor of Musie, No. 55 ihis pun YD & HINCKEN; No.9 Tontine Baliling cor Wel) & ater FOR SY. THOMAS AND 8ST C ROIX—Passage only—To sail oo Satarday, the (8th inst ened and coppered brig REPUBLIC we sail an he aR. aiid ‘or passage Ouly, having good state-room aceommodations, apply to i MSKELDING & ERK Jjal0 40% ee FOR Seer ie ir new British barque ANN HAK Smith, will be ready to receive freig for wineh, or passage, having handsome accoma on board, foot of Dover street, or to OODHULL ke gt) hae 87 Sout) street, ‘Th dsr ADAM CARR will succeed the Ann hat a was read and referred ; also, the bill for the relief of Mark Simpaon ; also, the dill allowing the State of Illinois to tax public Imada from day of sale ; leo, a bill confirming cer tain surveys in Missisippi ; also, the bill relating to ap pointment and pay of enginvers in revenue service ; also, 8 bill relating to reversionary interest of United States to certain Indian lanas im Alaboma ; also, a bill for the relief of George Whitcomb ; also, the bill for the relief of Mary Reeside, (which, after @ litle dirpute between Mr. Cave Jonson ard J. R Inaeneott as to the reference—the for- mer contending for the Post Office Committee, and the lat- ter for the Judiciary, was referred, at Mr. Horxins’ in- atance, to the Post Office Committee ;) also, @ joint rero- Intion for the relief of Benjemin Wray & Co., ail from the Senote. bill was reported toamend the act to regulate arrests ther on ct of Columbia, which was treet above Walker, wil’ go to the residence of and teach (pm rery, moderate terms) the (hurtar and Accordion, Vioti», Trombone and Corny pean. Music «l arranged for bands, and pi 'y references given | ang MUNERVA A ASSEMBLY Coon ‘tt rho ARORS or of “Se abere Tei eof rooms hy ries s Sotweerty 421 im*m r R FOR SEW ORPHANS Ionia og New oa ang New | an immense expense, completed the most elegant and eom- | OF merne process in the D York Line —Ponitively Are Heguiae pecker—To ant | MMOMS Ae On CONCERT ROOM ‘Also, a bili jor the relief of Samuel Colt, (sub-marine ferme WAZ00, Catt. Wibeay, will postieete call aekboce, | in the ity, nnd espe bectfully ir vite for it the ‘Attention ofthe Read end referred. regular rr wpe ” | cadet ee oe ns een i part of Brose? * woatn presented resolutions from the Legis. y having baweo a eets hires tena. sanlte ceaiertsr ite tes view et ps lature of [linois, recommending Fort Massac 9s a site Pag tT ae Orage wh ibang ge i rumgement hae ben made en arse the view of promoting | {attra of Ulin foundry ; nnd preying a relinquishment of OLLINS co., rth Street. Positively no goods received on board afer Wednesday even 5 it merch on Naw Or in. and Woodruff, who address. the comfort and beaeden sia of —referred. schoo! section 16, by the United Stat And t adjourned. ible of seating one ts m New Uricans, Mesare will nA anole “hi p> LOUIS\ 10, and sail 26th FOR LIVERPOOL—To January the splendid YORKSHIRE, Captarn Be The Sa vwerivr Packet Ship SHE. RIDAN, € ter, will positively sail on the 26th of Jaua ry. For Passage, hating splendid sccommodations in Cabin and Steerage, ap- ply on board; or to id JOHN HERDMAN, 61 Somth st. B,—Passages to and from ‘ulin and Ire ‘Ireland, secured by any of the regular line o ve days ; and Draits to a0 ished, payable atall the p-incipal ‘out the United Kingdom, on ar) SALT AND Frad STORE. *) 400. Bers. Semon Ne. 12and vs Now, ee (00 half do do de do by three costly chandeliers, 7 other establishment i j spacious Supper Room, Dressing Rooms, ke. &e. have ided, thus rendering the Minerva Rooms the most de- the city for Concerts, Assemblies, &c. Hl particulars may be had ‘by application to Mr. Hutchings tary, and other companies desirous of ‘giving din- neces, &e., will find at these Rooms every convenience for getting up, rie ate in the most eiegant and commodions style. m* re QUADRILLE BAND, LLS AND PART! with Masic at i. shortest notice, by moh to GEORGE WHITWORTH, 150 Bawt Browdway, or JOHN WHITWORTH, 299 Walker street. 425 Im*re He Wave ante in Lots to anit nameless A290 tmP ee NELSON, hton’s Salt, of very rw tion nip Sheridan, from Liverpool aad for sel 39 Bouth ‘a =i rior dew rotted Hemp, pin ino “pe PTT CO, 6 South ot.