The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1845, Page 5

SsU PPLE M EN = THE NEW YORK HERALD. = ——- LONG ISLAND RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. BRITAIN AND IRELAND OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. PASSAGE FROM rackets for Liverpool will T, excepting that when the il on the succeediny id Line* te ii the fol ey feliton Saakay, oe ‘The CAMBRIDGE, W. C. Barst ‘The ENGLAND, © BA¥ 7S tons, Dee. lath, 1844 :— New Work side A. rrenport, daily, Sun: day’, oxeerted. stopping at Farmingdale aad St Gcorge’s Manor. asc M ter as follows, ecia eines my at hall-ast 7 pool iy Liverpool Packet MM.) ‘Sonton trgim Liverpoo} punctualy on the at and 16th of k Ball or Old Line of Livepool Packets, comprise i — HIRE, (uew.) ‘The MONTEZUMA, (new.) NEW YORK. EUROPE. hed, by desire of ? that no passenger avents bu: the subseril missivn from them (0 advertise to bring out passe , Line of Li Packets, and subscribers are the ouly regular authorised passesner and intermediate on Tuesdays, "Thurs , through to Greeaport laces. Ae for Hicksville and intermediate places, daily, Suudays excepted, Boston ‘rain, a¢ 1P. M., or on * tne steamers daily, Sundays ex- ie) ping at St. George’s Manor and LM» Accommodation ‘Train. for CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAN lic are respectfully not Leave Greenport for Brooklyn, the arrival of The EUROPE, 6ib ine in this city. ‘Apply or address {if by letrar post raid) KOCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35’ Fulton street, New York, E.G. A ‘The NEW. YORK (ews) Aue AS tons. From Hicksville f TB. Cropper, NEW YORK I New York, Shursday, January 16, 1845, i REPORT oF THE SECRETARY OF WAR. [coxcuupen.] Pursuing this interesting subject of the permanent de. fence ofthe commerce and possessions of our southern fellow citizens upon the gulf, it cannot escape us that Dauphin Island, atthe mouth of Mobile Bay, has hereto- fore attracted the attention of Congress, and has always been recognized by engineers as necessary and fit for the the wealth and strength of the country. These works should not ke extended at one time; but,;when once com- menced, should never be sbandoned until completed — A suspension of an incomplete work ofthe kind not only leads to a vast sacrifice in boats and machinery, but dur- ing the incompleteness of the scheme of improvement, embarrasses the navigation, and may end in the entire unprofitable expenditure of the money appropriated. The importance of this class of works upon our chain of great northern lakes, and our extensive and broad rivers of the West, constituting the great highways of our internal commerce, all seem to admit; and it is trusted that time and experience wiil lessen the contest upon the question oftheir nationality. The Red River raft, whilst it is remarkable for its novelty, proves to bethe most inflexible obs'ruction to navigation to be found upon any of our great rivers — The labor ofthe private contractor and the skill of the engineer seem to exhoust themselves in their endeavors to overcome the liability of this obstacle to annual refor- mation. Itcan only be overcome by Congress persever- ing and placing ia the hands of the proper bureau the hope that the indispensable and only means have intimated of civilizetion, will iy and voluntarily adopted and efficiently carried into prectice by the red men themselves. This gratifying encourage: ment rests upon the fact that even the imcomplete ret! Sapna to the Indias bureau, fara of the establishment of sixty five sc! amongst the emigrated tribes immediately along our Western border. May we not also hope thatthose schools, under the guidance of moral and. instructors, will speedily expel from iy among the tribes the vile spirit house of the reckless Indian trader, whose evil profits depend upon the des- truction of every humen being with whom he deals? Thave so far led in execution of your earnest instructions thet this department should meet and the wishes of the people of the States of Micsiesiopl Indians, in reference to the Choctaws and the Mismies, as to have made contracts for the removal and subsistence ofthose tribes. The emigration of the former to their new and chosen home is to commenee within th year; and my information enables me to say the Miomies will be removed from Indiana im the early part of the next season. laces daily, andy eM. erection of a fortification. Whilst Fort Morgan defends reasonable sums, to be expended maui: au the work jundays excepted, at 7 A. M. T Yorlire pe TRAINS DISCONT ULD. £4 The COLUMEGE. 5 ent i the main chennel, of peareaes it denves without.| procee y be found to be efficient. ‘ Wihan these autrpots and te matannione Seshial 5 red WS Vii ich. | 9 i "1 }. A. Cole, May the means cf resistence, a free passego to any ene | " Theremarks in the report of the chief of the topogra- | have alre ver im relation to Semino! Fane: ‘, ¢ Via Norwich. peered Via Ston’gtoa | The YORESSTEE. (new,) 5 pt. m hrough the ample depth’of water under | phical bureau in relation to the light-house pedo 9 Florida shalt be fulfilled, there willthen nomelocantalaly dit im* m 1090 tor . G. Bailey, May Max The introduction of armed steamers into | y, es, well deserve attention. The extremitirs | not an enemy, but merely a few and very inconsideral a ‘These Ships are not 31 in pol a po naval expeditions will expose this bay and all our shoal- remnants of the vast and powertul nations which ence in their cabin accom! ions, or in ‘sailing qualities er channels and entrances to the most serious attacks—a were the sole and warlike possessors of the entire region "any in the trade." modern and novel mode of warfare rendering the sppeal east of the Mississippi. ‘The commanders wre well known as_fuen of character'and s for national proteetion to those southern waters the more | pier, therefor I regret to be obliged to refer to the centinuance of the : and strictest attention will always be paid to ¥ 4 HA i Ss. serious and remark proceeds from | come the: serious dissensions unfortunately existing in one of the IN A EMI second Line~T oud Line—The Ships of this Line will hereafter leave New | the conviction t we shall ever be obliged by high | it shouldbe placed upon the fast | most enlightened Indian tribes—the Cherokees. J had experience, uf A “ promote the comfort and convenience of passengers. 4 yu vad ater the Ist of October the cars will leave— Pungtualiey, anrogaede the day of sailing, will be observed as | Xorkc on the Ist, and Havre ou the leth of each mouth, as fol. | the COnvichion Nat: OW te 'from that wise policy | tothe safety bf the mevigator that a secondary or Deacon | hoped that the return to their homes of the several delega- lows, viz: Parenso. VEror. New You Pp Ouoce A. DL, sods, of passage outward 9 ssw fixedss. One Hundred From Havre, | Which leads us to maintain peace with all the world, the | light should be erocted on the end o! jez. ‘Thus the | tions who were in attendance in this city during the last ‘ $s me PM. which ample stores of every description, will be | New Ship ONEIDA, 16th April, chief force of hostile aggression would be directed and | different structures b: e blended, 'd | session of Congress, representing the different perties AM.” , Me hese it in sf | vessels would not be form parts of the same ori jesign, an subjecte ion to si in poste I govelpek 4: sin torsayottee vareoe ar waahere EET dees | Capa tech Bia would constitute the principal power o to, sud conducted by, the! eerintenden: feuds; that a just and liberal spirit would animate those ty tee regular bills of lading are signed therefor. For freight or pas- | Hdward Funek, noyance. a plans and modes of construction of light houses, requiring | in power, and that all would be permitted to exercise end NEW YOR ND HARLEM > | sage, apply to fs Ship UTICA, * I would invite attention to the propriety of organi many scientific considerations, should, in my judgment, | enjoy those personal and political privileges which should A A RLEM RAILROAD GOODHUE & CO, 64 South street, Cop 5 ¥ ‘a small force of engineer troops, one company gf irection of a corps, whose studics | be the great objects of a peopie striving to imitate the COMPANY. janet and of BARING Sot ss Puting Slip NAY. | vow gnistse MoH and miners; and for that purpose can do nothin, inual employment in those very occupations | form and the institutions of thet government under the : xo L’pool, Captain then refer to corresponding reports from this Department | peculiarly fit them for thetrust. Without, therefore, go: | protection of which they exist as apation. My expecta- andthe Chief Engineer, heretofore made and communi | ing into the question of a transfer ef the whole light. | tions not having bees realized, I could not feel myself re- lieved from the execution cf a measure held out by me in GEMENTS FOR 1844. my communications with those delegations, as likely to ie ARRAN OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE. house system to the direction of the corps of topegraphi cated to Congress. They area species of troops essential mee: s—atransier which might very properly be ight-house The accommodatious of 't to sieges and other military operations during wal f bining afl that may be required for comfort. INTER essar On and afver Oevoher a8, she eats will Tun aa follows >— tao Ripert, comer of South. Passage is $100." Passengers will be aapplied with every revei- | nece-sary in time of peace for the preservation made-yet, being fully satisfied that the become necessary and just to all parties. Every pledge Leaving (City Holl for Harlem, (sth istania, Ford bar od Pyle ry peion of wines aad {TAF waridee by the snb- | Worktet fortification , and their employment 1m repairs em upon our jakes should be under the bureau of of honor and sf publio iaith demands of Xi government ‘itiam’s. Bridge, 3 seb: p ; - Peihag Ht Cornd We SRE Baneratteele wo cultemttion orate: | sehen, rpm ay oe ta arom comly ica | Sans ofuteh anon i plc eependure, 9 {sincontdenlly recommenacd that should | ie svat ne Ceres anit ue semen ates H Alea a Mids Ar Ne nS ime gg BOVE & HINCKEN, Agents ‘The ordnance corps, which not only prep minority from the barbarity of the “ Indian aw,” and to fc age ngers, by the Ht Mar Line erpool Packets, sail Je25ec No. 9 Tontine Buildings, cor. Wall and Water «ts | for the regular service of the United States, ior to the adjournment of Con. | prevent any future outbreak of tyrannical power. Thus a Ig the iat, 6th, Lith, 1c ast and 2ote of eeery month Be : ee = forarming the militia, is usefully and efficiently organ- My have. tue picasure of layitg before you, to be | enly can we discharge @ duty we have incurred by a London Packets to sail from New York, the at, 10th ani SO ee ABLISHED, FACKET OFFICE, 61 | ized and conducted. ‘A perfect knowledge of metallurgy itted to that bedy, the repert of the modest and | Clause in the treaty of 1885, wherein‘ the United States Wth-~and from London on the 7th, 17th and 27th of each month fouth street -Passage to and from Great Britain tnd | Connected with great cure ar dakill Jo thrir manufacture, | gallant young officer, Lieutenant Fremont, who hes just | agrer, to protect tha Cherokee netion from domestic seit Connection, with the above, and for.the purpom of affordin:: | sngayed at the lowrat rates, to and from Liverpool, by the regu: | Will alone furnish adequate security for: the Fetarned fromexploring our territory west of the Rocky | strife” n edaregalar line of first class New York built, coy est as ‘1 lar packet ships sailing under the new arrangement every few | Cannon. Men must bi mountains, H: pedition was peculiarly arduous and ‘The intelligence received from the Cherokee country mit coppered fastened ships, to sail * » for any amount, paya- | ons, to use them efficiently. national fousdry, dangerous. Theinclement season ofthe year at which ir 5 and wall take up Passengers along the ite ree be, punetually every week through oi ir the Notional tad Province Bauer Wiens aa: | ONO tae Me smrdmexne for trying and toang all the greater part Breer ctaenek taereitern nso | Le Coe iter comaiemnetniec ul Peat attial ‘Extra. Harlem and Merisiania rains, for Morrisiania and in- | °'Wor the seeommodation of 6 wishing to remit money | the peiuelpal nat the United Kingdom, as well asatell | the muterials—such gs iron ores, coming from different | snow —the barren deserts—the lofty aed rugged moun. | Chareeters, to proceed to the nation, end inquire on the sapmedinga DIEM «. eeaclexi end Morrsignia,? AMA to their CE rae payable at sight, 0 WidesrlNoet Uncuat or any ates chatees “worst Bat | sections of the country. and entering in othe fabrication | taing, almost completely uckaown 4 Erographiy—cies | spot inte iRe oonfcting llegations tnd charges made by M2 P.M. 4,30 P.M. Morrii .8A. se ticulars, if by letter, post paid, apply to of cannon—and for making model gui furt of savages, entire strangers to the face of ite man. ral parties, extent ‘ oy rsrrgg epic Stig a "Eimer ot Weland, paable ft erry, | tt TOF WER OMAN, et Soeth ce | periment on the strength and durebilit Mevareee tien tnd hie teid adventurous partyin situations | causes of the discontent, and to acertain the intensity of Board, ‘exford, inst, * ‘aterford, P Best forms and dimensions of ordnance for both land and | and perilsthe most critical, and ceaaiog the utmost | the spirit of hostility alleged to prevail between the W. 8. CARMAN, Secretary. _ Y Colerain me Csssok FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND | geq service. Ido not propose ita establishment with the | fortitude to encounter and overcome, different bands ofthe tribe. By their report the truth will ATION. cughal, Enniskillen, RELAND—Via LIVERFOOL—The rerularpack- | Vig of breaking offthe connection between the govern: | From thetime of Lewis and Clark's first expedition to | be ascertained from o disinterested source; and if recon. S MAIL LINE BETWEEN NEW < matown | Sur ihe vear, by which the subscriber is prepared to enuage tee | Ment aud private workshops, but of regulating and per | the better known portion ofthat country to tho present cilistior prove to be impracticable, the executive YORK AND ALBANY, eeren, Balt annon sage at the lowest rates. ‘Those sending for there freaks ney | fectingthat economical system of performing the public | day, many travellers have crossed the Rocky Mountains, | and the legislature will be enabled to devise and apply WONG ants erreiete Moneymore, rely that they, will have every attention shown them, and tha’ | work in these shops, where compeiition brings the price | until at last the emigrant’s trail to the rich valley of the the proper remedy, andto grant the suitable redress for RAILROADS The pecarbeons ibbreen. they will be despatched from Liverpool without delay. Drafts | tothe loweat limit, and carrics mechanical skill to the | Wallamette, is now traversed by every kind of convey any real wrong oF oppression. ; EUREKA, Capt. Truesdell, and from ong pound, sterling to any amount, can, as tinal, be | highest Iemay be observed, too, that anationsl foundry, | ance. Entire families with their household furniture apd hen presenting to the executive the views of this de- ‘will leave the pier at the foot of Kose. Co. twerlov Road, Rares oe a Uaited, Kingdom. “Apply at the "Old, het Packet bd bead aks gears of qu ality » c 4 proof, in domnestis stock, cross these mountsinsin search of a new | partment upon ite Saar pate pect cored t Ce] at A.M. Returning, Britain. s fice. JOHN HEXDMAN, _ e manufacture of cannon, would exerci me. old frequent ‘Line leaves Albany at7 A.M.” oe frame Lif by letter post said,) appl a Src 61 South street.” | control in these respects over all pri In consequence of the conflicting claims of » foreign | viously attracted thenotice of many of my distinguished Albany: Eee ,) apply to : 6 ag filbany Pageengert, on arriving a Br ieeport, Proceed imine: JOSEPH McMURR, AY Pine eet © SMOKEY CHIMNEYS 7 eae fone in the ae apt cksmail arms by meens ation to ws territory. west of the Rocky Mountains, eases: 7 repre pel ote hegre = ive ii u . corner of South street, New York, GOODWIN’S RO SEMENT © of thenational armoria: e private workers in gun jongress has exhibited a reluctance to organize it under er instance Cap, rrive jp Albany the sarge evening. «Or Moser. P. W. BYRNES & CO,, 36 Waterloo Road, INR ROMAN CEMENT CHIMNEY PoTs | 2\{honationdl tenes ee portant collateral adeanr | tesitoriel government, Entertaining, myself,no dou t n to the Government to provide, by addition- i a pcreet j tagesfrom the national establishment, becausethe results | of the propriety and expedienoy of the measure, ju for the safety of the reeords of this Depart- for the ready and convenient despatch of y tifiable by the legitimacy ofour claim, I shall further on the subject, but will bring to your attention something nearer home. The immediate valleys ot the head streams of the Ar- at all its is and improvements would be thi tothe public. A national foundry is as necessary military service as a national armory ; and its use and advantages are equallydemanded by,and ere as applicable to, the service of the navy asof the army. Every dey’s | kansas, the Platte and the Yellow Stone rivers, have experience renders the expediency of the establishment | much and valuablo Jand. The Platte oc Nebraska, being the more ebvior A recent resort by {the?ordnance | the central stream leading into or from the great South bureau to private foundries in Boston, under an order of | Pass, would very properly furnish a name to the territery my predecessor, issued fer the pw of makin; which I propose suggesting to be erected into a territaria, necessary experiments and trials of the nature, strengt! government, in connection with, and preliminary and combination of different metals, and of alleged im- | extension, in that direction, of our military Hoste. | provements in the proportions and the art of fabricating | would confine the Nebraska Territory to our undisputed cannon, hasbeen attended with much expense, but with essions on this side of the Rocky Mountains. Its such practical and useful results to sfford additional | boundary line wou'd commence at the mouth ofthe Kan- For farther information, both as to freight a begga, - to G. M. PERRY, Agent, atthe office, Rowvelt nebard ivi . Wells and - SAMUEL THOMPSON’S even et ES MASON, Septem OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE, i au int erintendant, No. 273 Pearl street. FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOW! * scribers th ery "Ruesday “and * Fiiday- eventaye me's | lic their continued and gxtended arrangements for bringing’ out val at the abor 4 NUTICE, 223) StATEN JSEAND On and after Sunday, Dee. Ist, the Boats will Teave as fol The present occupation of the scattered private houses, by the heads and the efficers cf the various branches ofthe Department, whilst it does not promote true economy, involves the highly valuable archives in continual peril, and gives great: in. convenience to the public officers, as well as our citi- zens having intercourse and business with the several bureeus, This is not one of those exigencies from which we can escape by postponement; for every hour the mis- Chief advances, and the necessity of reform urges upon us with the more force. I have the honor to bo, sir, with high respect, your obedient and humble serv: ‘WM. WILKINS, Secretary of War. Binigrants from Great Briain and ireland, would merely” say, ivr the year 1845 consi ex been in curred, and io pains will be spared to enable them to retain that more than twenty years have extend- preference, which f ed to this Line ‘The ships employed are only of the first clags, commanded by competent and efficient men, well known for their kind and con- stant attention to. the comfort and convenience of passengers, Jows, until further notice:— Fa Pepe se aes ota ig . YOK DMUKeY CHIMNEYS i i iesouri ri : : =) iverpool every six days : 8 | reason for my conctirring in opinion with the numerous | zas, and run up the Missouri river to the mouth of the athe RTATEN ISLAND: detention at that, port ly avoided. ‘When those settied | 4.914%, and, Tia Roofs repaired and warranted Hight-, Gothic | reports aporthissubject’ and expressing the hope tha | Kuoning. water river, ond would pureue thet stream to | othe Paxsioenz ofthe United States. » SAUMAVE Nw YOR: for, seatin coming out, the passage mone! turned to those | “—="38 West Broadway, uear Chambers street. riation my be made of the funds requisite for | the head of its northern branch, andthence due west to ——__—_—— 9, and 12, A. M.: 3%, and 5%. P.M fp Ey eg ag eo | Fe age of asite and the erection of the necestary | the Wind-river chain. From this point, turning south [For the New York Herald.) Op Sandays the Bost will eave weil, AML, in plnce of 12. | and Scotland, cau be secured, ifdesited. ‘For funher particn: | CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WinDUW SHADE imited in the first iastance to asimple model | ward, the line wou'd continue along the Wind-river The President's Levee. * 4 ~ lars enquire of REDUCED PRICES. ry, but capable of the extension ofthe establishment | range, and the main chain of the Rocky Mountains, to the Ww. J primo, A. D. 1845- A FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT. SAMUEL THOMPSON, 273 Pearl street, or "THE mubscribers desirous of closing their fall stock of Up: | fa a.cese of emergency. head of the Arkansas; and following that stream to the Ree eee me NEWARK «ND NEW YORK. C. GRIMSHAW & CO., 10 Goree Piazzas, holstery Goods before the season ts too far advanced, offer |. ‘The enlisted men in the ordnance corps, limited to 260, | mouth ofthe Pawnee Fork, would pass by the heads ef ‘ i FARE ONLY 18) CENTS. Drafts and Exch: aa Hiverpoe). thestmen: a reduction ja price, and 10 percentlowerthan at any | should be placed on the same footing with other enlisted | the Neosha and Osage rivers, again to the mouth of the Our tribute to the day we bring— Tak NEW AND. suviier SIEANER RAINBOW, | ailetin ts Rosman eae send Rem ate saiablishment ip the cy, o. Window Shades are jnvited | Mem of the army, with regard to pensions allowed for | Kanza Come pass the toast around— APT AIN JOHN GAFFY. a Oe | tinllies Wis they cua make aclection from the lurgest f dicabiiity eccurring in public service. These men are} ‘The eastern section of the region embraced by these nose ane a ee ce and roast bee boundaries, from the Missouri river westward for two hundred miles, is of great agricultural beauty and facilities, thickly timbered on the numerous tributaries of the Kanzas, Osage and Neosha rivers, and fertility equal to the best land in Missouri. From the limit of this fertile portion, westward, for a space of 400 miles, the country entirely covered with rich grasses, which improve i Company, the National Bank of ‘Scotland, payable at the nu- merous Branches throughout the country; ‘ou C.. Grimshaw & Gon Merchants, Liverpool; aud Ke C. Cyn & Con Bankers, London. 023 lm*m assortment in the city, nd at the Lowest OLOMON & HART, Tmporters and Upholsterers, 43 Broadway, opposite 1m eod* rre Park. ENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFf WARDROBE, THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gen! or Fr weale desirous of converting their left of employed as artificers, mechanica and laborers, but are enlfeted e governed by the rales of war, and are drilled and ex: one 8 soldiers, I cannot perceive the justice of the discrimination which excludes them from the benefits ‘ofthe pension laws. Onthe 17th of June last at the close of the session of Con, to continue for four years the Christ save the ladies, all!—amen! (Source of our joy and tears,) Drain, General, drain your best champuigne, In a blessing on the dears. ~ O'N and ber 10th will $e ec ieee eure NewS ork, foot of Barclay sect, 3 o'clock F. ee oe WINTE® MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY, LANDING DOBBS PERKY, SING SING AND VERPLANCS Fane THnoucn To ALBANY FOR NEW ORLE. . LOUISIANA AND NEW YO) ANE OF PACKETS. m , an act We love them as we love the sun _ BY STEABOAT AND STAGE—Fare to i ie | wearin 4 fc . | pensions ofcertoin widows of the revolutionary officers { quantity and quality up to the snow of the mountains. : Sing Sing, 50 cents--Verplanch’s, 73 cin. The Tip feos thin york ou hea genre Sah and | dene Maecenas tee, Sierone ot wil nde | 884 toldiers, without making the necessary appropriation | The limite Of this territory include the extreme head of mine tae clenay, Sriay ear apt alae, leaves OF cach ton th Conner oa he NE Oe eee ea eerie oT doe Suoveriber who will | (0 effect the benevelent purpose of the law. The pensions | navigation of the Arkansas, all the good lines of com The spinster and the belle. 0 munication with California, the road trom our frontier to ican boundary and Santa Fe, and also an excel- ., sweet Bet, iteam| UTICA, | The Steamboat Fier, foot of Courtlandt st,, (south morning, at 8 o’clock. n the 4th of September last could not, therefore, be paid. It is only necessary to refer to this accidental omis- sion to insure a provision by Congress to enable the pen- ») Every ) Every Bet, your guitar, my pe attend et their residexce by appointment. dui Run o’er your symphonee, tinuing until Ma: J. LEVINSTYN,” hen He il ee gel de when regular days will be inted for the 1, whereby great delays and dissppoi the ‘Stages leave for Albany immediately on the arrival of the boat it} i Touzhkeeple, on both sides of the North it ments will be prevented during ths summer mouths : 466 Broadway, up stairs. lent and more direct pass to Oregon, discevered by re- i f “Gorpsmems'or lets apa orto PG. lowing ships will commenc ‘A line through the Post Offi therwise, will receive ~ : Pi regon, red by And strike the string, while we shall sing apply on board or to P C. SHULTZ, ONE ine through the Post Office, or ot 4 3 sion bureau promptly to meet the demands upon it. cent exploration, about one hundred and filty miles south- | methe Biter on the Whar jail ah ae Po a “toe [3 ‘Keeping iv rte provisions ofthe act of Congress | ward ol the reat South Pass. t ey Ge oh ae tie h NOk' NEW GALELMESicua GAN, iD erry. : Le of the 34 of March, 1837, which impose certain measures | Although the number of inhabitants engaged in 4 FON Elan Fei dee eeniana, and. New Bhi LOUISVILLE, u HE PROPRIETOR respectfully informa jis friends and | on this department in reference to the selection of sites | sgriculture and other pursuits within those lim Rstdo not ‘The New Year comes, with the genial light » Thursday, J6thinst. ‘The elegant fast sailing pack- 1D A aa Oreee cape peeee. public opened his new an ‘or marine hospitals upon the western waters, it becomes } afford an amount of population at alt adequate, at present, And warmth of opening spring 5 etship VAZOO, Capt. Wibray, will positively sail as above, el Pape Eh i to the formation of a full and complete territorial govern- And the girls, like April butterflies, her regular da; " SSISSIPPI, Capt. Hillard. P! go P! ork he city’ ; ment, yet such an inchoate and preliminary organization Are all upon the wing ; The avenue is throng’ ali through, built in the Py of New York, expressly for packets, are of a light draucht of water, have recently been might be now adopted as would be necessary to extend the control and authority of the general government and 4 133 Hulton etree, a few doors east of Broadway, in the IMUM my duty to remark and invite the attention of Congress amusement, and has furnished it in a style vor t in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Kentucky, Ne i ery best hotelsin the city. The pro. | the p i As far as you can see, rn positions have been chosen, and the land striet lar day. For freight or passage, having handsome furnished accommo- ow purchased and peid for by the general goverament. In ‘up the rbove house ions, apply on board, ai Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, ly eoprered and lendid ith, - it orto BK COLLINS & C6. thong pasengers egal a for contre. Niaetenrseee’ ies and eoinforty and iat he las combined eco- | Each of these cases it only requires an authorized die | to throw its protection around our emigrants to Oreyon With the grave and guy, all on their way . Tositively no goods received on board after Wedaesday | Tided bY experience ions They will ot all ches Ge tonn, OR ONE NIGHT. bursement of abeut $25,000 for each to give effect, by the | in their passage through this country. To the President’s levee. — 15th instant, = and down the Mississippi by steamboats Neither the ee . "WEEK, 50 erection of the buildings, tothe humane purposes of the A territorial oganization of the country, and a military eens New Urleans, Messrs. Hullin and Woodraff, who | or owners of ips will be responsible for jewelry, bullion, The rooms will be warmed gratis, and upoa no o¢easion will | Legislature. force placed on the very summit from whence flow ail ; mde forward alt anode ty theit drome cane, will { Prteiops stones, silvery or plated ware or for ay Jute, parcels | there be mo ‘one bed in aroom. My own impressions upon the effect of the law of the | the great streams of the North American Continent, either We peda up fom a ca itol, sunieed the WAZOO nal el eee: Copain Hane, or packages, sent by cr pat ou board of them, unless regular Spere EFECTORY tacky, in which thers, are | 13th April, 1818, which created the office ofa commissary | into the Guif of Mexico or the Pacific Ocean, would no aon ight and | Martin Reteehen, ildec bills of lading are. talsen. for thesame. is Yalue therein ex- | meals served up at ait wouns of the May and evening. There | general of subsistence,andmokes it the duty of that officer | longer leave our title to the Oregon Territory a barren or ate hi wd ovaile? " FOR LIVERPOOLINGr Linc iicaaia Paka: | PHULLIN & WOOORKUEE, Age a ecient te be ieeiaen wal ig hower | to supply the army by contracts, “unless in particular | untenable claim. Its possession and occupancy would Bt Packt the coca ait tot Cee oa regular fast ealing | ill promptly forward all goods to thei areas night, to admit lodgers, and to let them out at all hours. and urgent cases, the Secretary of War should otherwise | thenceforth not depend upon the naval superiority on the dinthe meiner? Packer Ship SHERIDAN, © "A. F.. De Peyster, * ‘Lhe ships of this line are _N. B.—Those who want Lodgings after the house closes, will | direct,” would be entitled to but little weight, were they | Pacific Ocean. Troopsand supplies from the pro jected To find old Job a anine cole oft tone, will sa ss above, her fegul any A waretiand, Aad, Eoyat care will be taken to have ting the hall bell. ni9 3m*m tained by the long Pcie apg api pes braska Reerwery, would be anle oN gg tod ls hn Meaatt (- Sain aver: goings-on passage, accommodati 7 76) e zeal for the pul ession with any force coming from the sea. Natura ; for aplendor or comfort, apply on board at Orleans whatt, foot | ——T HE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS. | | Minecs tim to press upon my attention the expedieney | obstruction in the havigation cf the Columbia river would ve 1 beg your pardon, General G., akon tramping on your toes; ally to approach the coast, in de enable settlements in the world, of Wall street, or to fiance (if it should come to that) of any nav: THE a has recently Rew ail of so modifying that act of Congress, as to introduce a ts, for balls and 8 lect assortment of Ladies? roost ¢ east and Hair | system of subsisting the troops either by purchases in op irées; Combs, Breast COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. » $100, he packet ship’ Garrick, C: B. J. H. Trask, will = jecklaces, Bracelets of various kinds, Seal an en market, or by the present mode, by contracts, as may | The time, indeed, might net be distant, when these v: dy T——, 1 did suceved the Sheridan, and il 26th Febraary, her regular ae. no, ttil, fom New York on the aist, and from Liverpool on 5 "Buttons and Fins, not be deemed most conducive to public economy and the settlements woul tapply all the elements which ‘might aK peer our meoth 279 Gth of each inouth :— he . torests of the service. It itshall be the pleasure of Con- | be needed, of naval strength, to give ws our natural and And—' Jesus! Low they squeeze us,” now, _— to make the alteration, and confide the trust to the | proper position on the Pacific Ocean. In carrying out ‘To that small room, where he, From New York Dec. 21 FOR “.IVERPOOL—The New Li i ‘ perk, Packet 2 t January The splendid Neer ok Eat | New Ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons, 22 31 Fe ‘ ands of the appropriate officer, I feel well assured that | these views, I would recommend an appropriation of Old John, uttends to greet his friends, oe Hh Ras ae OF Stee a pane ; - Au . aL DR. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER. the purchases f SUP} s would eee oye aoe, end | $100,000 for perectin the military postsfrom the Missouri This New. Year's Day levee. yarthen, " " jan’y 21 c fay K.. | our citizens having the articles would always re- | river tothe lountail Wie Aah ok anh bikes sessin tes SEAS, Re SEEN ood EST: ¢May” CARD—The Public is informed, thet Dr. LARDNER | ceive its prompt paymentitrom the goverament. ‘The discharge ot that power over all our Indian affairs wt. having elegant and spacious necoramodations, not surpessed by * ee Bor he fallowon onan cateeniuaaiae for want: would be no ligbility of an excess of supplies, ror of | which has been conferred upon the War Department, Ah! here at last ; and this is call’d any thip in part, apply to the Captain on board, at west tide | New Ship ROCHESTER, 850 tons, (FO. 3 ‘and Francs, Inventors, patentees, manutseturers, | failure of delivery,which often occurs when the'prices of ing every day more interesting, involving great Elliptical Saloon”— of Burling £ Jip, or to John Britton. weet as ind others, engaged ‘in the arts and manufactures, | the articles unexpectedly increase alter the execution of | questions of huinanity, the means of education, and the Cone, tent, dam Jem us quite #0 fast, ‘ou’! soon. advancement of the Christian religion amongst an un. fortunate and eften wronged people, with the great and benevolent design to save them from total extinction.— The comprehensive duties thus thrown upon us acquire deeper concern, and awaken more anxious topics of speculation, by a knowledge of the fact that the govern- ment of the United States, in the accomplishment of its own laws, and of treaty stipulations, has transferred to the contract; and the soldier would rarely, if ever, be ex- ed to the necessity of using rations deteriorated by fa if been Kept, under contracts which provide for their delivery in anticipation of the time when they may be required for us It trequently happens that troops are removed, and occasionally posts are abandoned ; and in all such cases losses and expenses are thrown upon the government ; may consult him on matters uil ication of the prveipies of practical science, Uertifieates and opinions on the Validity aad usefupeas of new intentions and processes in the arts, Regorts on disputed questions mabitul pointe, ex: tad investigations, with a view iscove or test- roved processes, will be ¢ en when le U1 WOODHULL & MINTURNS, Price 0°; Passage €100. ‘87 South street. The p acket ship Rochester, Capt. John Britton, will succeed Weat, and’ sail'on her regular day, 21st of ¥, BLACK BALL. OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- v POOL PACKETS.—FOR LIVERPOOL.—Only Megular Packet of the 16th of January.—T A plain old chap is honest John, As we and all agree, Plain as a herring, and as thin— But where’s the great levee ? Ship FOr Es 1050 tons, ra ry. 2h These substantial, iling, first clas the sal aati pet aie first class Ships, an ‘or under vu. “ Good morning, Mr. President, A happy New-Year, sir, cs io prevent time ute Will be ex: consultation. t and commodious, and are furnished face to the ease and comfort of assem | being lost by frivolous applications, ‘Their Cabins are with whatever ean con pected to pay a retaining {ee of $10 new, Meu heat and celebrated Cust sailine, Tavorite packet ship | BEES oe d sometimes the necessity to make doubie purchases | the country west of the Mississi Wonias tavcive tithe, YORKSHIRE, bur-hen, 1130 tons, D.G. Bailey, commander, | Afiee of Passage, $100. ‘ Ct are forced upon it. Allthe articles of a soldier's ration | thousand two hundred and eighty-eight Indians Be prea et AA in ered at wr ssi Tontively’ on ‘Thuseday, the ith of January, het sh tr any parcel or Package sf Gage Shine will be respon CLEANING OF LACE AN Bi ONDE BY | beeg periiatl it isa great object thatthe supply, asto | adoption of emigration a pelley which must very, Fe) Lo eee 4 ills of lading are signed therefor. . 2 5 ROCESS. uantity andjtime of use, should approximate to the de. | exhaust itself inthe eatire removal o the remaini re 3 apa re, of uetene snd to secre, the, best berths, carly | or freight or saan TT M DAME DEITZ, late Crom Paria, has the hones to jaf orm Ieee natty an prectioabbe, and tae ‘expente to | tribes within the limita of any of the states. ‘That number, A Teaby fang of the silken ert cor to the subscribers, : WOODHULE & MINTURNS, ie ladies that she cleaus all kinde of Laces, Blonde, and | the government. ‘The peciod which elapses between the y seven thousand Choctaws un This New Wear’s Day levee. ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 57 South street New York, | Black Silk Lace, Veils, Ball Dresses, 6a 10 look as good as | giving out of a contract and its fulfilment, which some- jade,) added i Bae jal2ec___35 Fulton atree , next door to the Fulton Bank. | jyqgq 98 «= FIELDEN, BROTHE! See | noms ralery to inform the ldo ha. she isthe only fimes‘is protracted in sixteen or eighteen months, iauisippi . a r ‘anderstands and Bh ave been Thus pase’d we, neighbor Brown and |, other reason jor my urging the purchase of supplies at embracing those onl; al such times as they may be required, made to the office of Indian affair Into the fam’d East Room, 7 NE OF iy NEW LINE OF cess. YR LONDON—Regular Packet of 20th January. he splendid first-class, fast-anili ; LIVERHOOL PACKETS. : fd ' DIATOR, Cape iL. Bunting, will posiively | T° *il from New York on the 26th and Liverpool on the 11th gy Se, Charges moderate. 427 Broadway, | "These views are justitiodand fully sustained by the ox. | hundred and sixty-eight thousand six hundred and nine; With its old and dingy cerpeting, tail xs above, her regular day. ‘ i ; loward sts ait im*re "| perience gained in the South during the late Seminole | teen, will show an indian population of two hundred and ‘And general sir of gloom ‘Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin wor, when purchases were made iu open market, being | fifty-four thousand and ninety-two, known to the United Long John, or lang, above the gang, “ tood like a tower,” while we Were squeezing in, through thick and thin, To hunt up the levee. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN «perth ” SHIPPING "AGENCY (AT LIVEMPOOL | 4 betarguaity, asf hey hed been otsined by en * tract. The proposed chi would require no additiona! ALS wiptave, ce tiftcers or cherie in the officer of the commissary general ofeubsistenge. and steerge pasengers, persons ¢esirous to embark, should make itamediate apriicatton on board, foot of Burling Slip, JOSEPH MeMUNIAY, Pine street, corner of South. States, contiguous to our borders, and eutirely independ: ent of the vast aud numerous tribes that roam through the more distant forests of our own territory, and wh wandering habits aad propensities render it impo make even a remote calculation oi their force. Captain he BY Cobb, 25th D aptain E. B. Cobb, i Vaptain’ A. De sth ERIDAN, » Ship GARRICK, © ask, zat Feb. 2 3 a =] 2S SZ a ptain B. 1% And jolly mm old Commodores, ‘ET C 7 : : Ship ROSCIU! tain A: tT i % nounce that Maser: ; 76 SOUTH ILREET, CORNER OF Alper LANE. rept FROM LIVERPOOL fen and 7 Wall gure, New Yo Should it be the pleasure of Congress to enter into the | Sucn, likewise, areour intimate connection and php inky paces ta gies (ND IRE gic OERRRAN, Contain, A Peneyster, pe Revi rr Uni ee and C: aye fare amt ee ee hatte age law ol bing ag gt coli wed = ‘on oe F cagnromen And Middies, ‘stumbling over their swords, ‘ew Ling oF Livenroot i R 5 a 2 4 . PPINg 4th of May, 1920, limiting the duration of the coms that, by the estimates of the Irfdian 6 7 F ’ i Ship ROSCIUS, recept “ ‘Were clustered in the place ; THe we i} known, and © debra 4 ack ship Qué = OF sh RD DONS, cain Cy ae idee, 13h Jan erting of the tae Tony pe Foal sions of certain officers of the pircanest A the perl year, a demand willbe ms upon the governmentfor the Calhoun Cate Sohueon, W. 1 Polk, iy Lbvertcol, paseresily, co fiet dauunry, ber reaular dey, and ‘These ships are’ all of the frit class, upwards of 1100 tons necessary that they sould pass through of four years, regard may well be paid to the view teken | estimated annual appropriation of one million one hundr at setadio Saleen, the packet ship SHERIDAN, on 26th Janutry The aceome | brilt city of New York, with such improvements as | *d Agents of this subject in the report of he paymaster general of | and ninety-three thousend sx hundred and tw Were looking round, with eir profound, Srodenlons of the aber id vessela, are well known to be | Combine great speed with ‘unustal comfort for . & CO, the urmy. I shall merely remark that paymasters arg | dollars and fourteen cents. A portion of this sum, Like us, for the levee. . superior to any other line of ships for cabin, second cabin avd very care has been taken in the ment o| accom- their several pre . the only military officers whove appointments are limited | ing to seventy seven thousand one hundred and fity five , st Passenders, To secure herths early pplication should modations, The price of passage hence is $100, for which am- | N09 Gra acres Reston ight street, Baltimore, | by law to term of years, and #0 amply are the interests of | dollars, exclusive of private contributions made by va. x be ‘on board or to W. & J.T. TAPS Plo stores yi [be Provided. | 7 ees shipe are commanded by | No. 35 Chesnut street, Phil fonrth st. Fitabare. | the government otherwise protected that in no instance | rious religious denominations, impelled by the pure And round and round, we wound and wound, ‘The QUEEN OF THE BRS sc nt weg oon mga make every exerti sive ge | No, is Shetucket #t. Norwic! Main a. Worcester. since the pelsage ofthe set of i May 18, 080, has it been spirit of Chri janity, is di arsed Jor the purp a ae fi a n he radiant belles, the 6th of M f jeither the Captains or owners of the shi ill be ‘ . iD ound necessary to resort to its provisions in refusing a | cation among the several India , agres nd high and low sul nates, Becsone wiahhnar gang the SHEAID AN om the Lith of Maesti | ble for shy letans, pareals or ackages ‘sent by them, waless re- | Liverpool May i, 1844. senewal of the commission, far the purpose of relieving | treaty stipulations. ‘And plain and fancy swelle. Country, can rake arrangements to have them Frought ont in by ad ville = laden are signed therefor. WILLMER & SMITH take th that branch of the service of ari incompetent or unfaithful Some of these tribes under the benign protection and ‘And every soul did seem perplex’d, sither of the above clegane packets, on favorable terms, and | POLES PUAES AREY 'S gousn street, New York, ot co | Metchauts, Brokers, linyortra bars, ea Yin cvery nary | officer. efforts of he general government, are repidly. changing ‘And vex'das much as we, Sie corte m0 delay, Apply as BROWN MAIELEY HCO Livro {the Union, that ther Li pesident in every Part | ° “che mineral ands ofthe nation are every day coming | their condition, and assuming a character which entitle ‘That the mnsic of the red-coat band, Pet Letters by the Packets Will be charged 125¢'cents per single the instan’ saprees Packages. parcels, specie, | more into public notice—disclosing their grext extent aod | them to higher consideration, and must speedily press up Anda single grip of Tyler’s hand, ‘oe iow C var ond | _ ™ sheet, 50 cents per ounce, and newspapers I cent each. n29 ec Ge, passing throagh 1 iver it New Fork aad al their important moe pee {ponte " Id i bas er (ww Deena he Boa sags | Griaecs, ana aouneere in the crows, Saas place to stand, _ NICHO:.AS, |, Master, wi OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE id Canada, « | mond the removal ofall special restriction from the saie | whether our policymust not under essen’ 5 nd the best grin you cquid command, OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT TASSAGE OFKICE | Separtineat of their buxineas 1 Ofthove lands, leaving them under the same regulations | and, instead ofa system of guardianship, adept that of For the ladies’ smiles #0 warm and bland, on the ist of February. Ur Freight or passage apnly,t9 BOY No. 9 Toutine Building, cor THE CONSTANT AND PERSO- on all oceasi ‘over them the biessin ‘tare at the would be great and ‘thele moral ond intelicctual am- ioe eta anne leekect tee ~— incorporating and exten And a sigh and @ look-out for the land, with other public lands ; being satisfied that the true ob- our own institutions, as HIN CEEN, ject of the policy of the Government will be best aecom- WAL ATTENTION OF THE PA ai fi iter sts, <r FO! bs —R ips and ves. | plished by the individual enterprise and energ¢ which so | provement advances, and encourages us (o do so, without Made up old John’s levee. now Bridsh anes AWN ERLE Attention of jhe | Histinetly mark the American character, and the. fruitful y posing their present Tights to imposition and plunder. . i‘ mith, will be ready to reeeive treight in and New York, | and happy influences of which are manifested every- | Inthe course of the progress under our moral enterprise Rest: oven:4 bits'ot.teosaueebislaa | for woieh. or pavsnge, having handsome aecommodatioy : region ofores. ‘Should this course be | for their civilization, they must eventually attein the re a ian Nanciy ah inal and socia fagacity to look out for indi thatdegree of general intelli . fallfextension of all the privileges of American citizens.— When that time shall arrive, there willbe no obstacle to political association by reason of any natural or acquired Fepngnance to the blood of the original Americ Amongst the various schemes and theories erage by philanthropic men for the elevation of the condition ot the aborigines, education is emphatically the indispen- sable and only means by which that great object of hu. manity can be attained. It isalso wd, obvious that that education must be diffused as equally through the m the tribe as capacity and aptitude will allow, by the es Not even a taste of eau de vie, Although the emell was there ; Nothing to eat nor to imbibe, But every thing to see— ‘A day’s subscription, one wouid think, Had raised some fruits, and cakes and drink, For the President's levee. x Well done, Old Veto, alter all And to his winsome wife ; But few responsibilities, And along and loving life. on board jopted, Congress would take care to guard the interests of those who have made locations, or received leases, sgrovably to the established rules of the burean to which the superintendence of those lands has been in- trusted. Would not the fair acquisition and distribution of those lands by purchase, amongst individuals, be the means of carrying into this new country, capit yala- provements, calculated readily to bring into market the rich products of the mines—highly valuable not likely tobe gained by f aiticg upon great and unprofitable monopoly, feudalin its character, and at variance with oli our foot of Dover bys ‘or to OobitULL & MINTURNS, Zag barvoe ADAM CARR will scesed the ‘Aon Harleys sOTLAND. AND WALES ihe’ 0 cipal Banking fortieetione throngbont th Kano 85 HN RID ATA cl Sou lowest By ey gl deflne of peches sali om he Mi eth mon pleats i it attention w any-of those sent for not embark, the money will % remitting inoney to their friends, can Exchange for sums to suit, payable on banks, (without discount or any ot ve de- ibe J, Bult, Son & Co., Bankers, London; Liverpool; the National Provincial Bank of ches, throughout england and Wales; York- jetriet ik and Branches; Birmingham Banking Co.; to security for the ist and 26th ef each 0a application as 6 , ‘be entrusted to his and giv mA T * Lancaster legisiation and institutions? ne! OL—To wil poriively on the eth | TRELA sonal Bank of Ireland ani Branches, an fine aificial report aumeitted by the chief of the corps | tablishmentet common schools within their own jimite — Good bless obs Iand--land of the brave, ey, will sail ae above.” ial Bank of Ireland and Branches, in all the principal MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, of topographical eng presents aolear and full detail | The education ond intellectual advancement of atow in ithe Denutifal aad frees ; IDAN. Captain Deveys- |" eens Hout the Kingdom, No. 37 Maiden Lae, N. ¥. Of the mate of the civil and military works (falling within | dividuals of a community, in a college or school, at a Dont trast nietrionay to something jam, trill soattively ait on the 26th of Janu Hor Passsge, | Greenock Banking. Corte Ghewew sah Ge eket Branches MAQERAGTURERS aud, Importer of 1 Hair | thecontrol of this department. His attention to his duties | distance from thetr tribe, do not promote the just and Der rent ei eae toe o ine sildsecommodious tn Cabin had Beerng a in te eon ey GTN suey to | NE, Werks Wins, onpees, Bandy. Cul vatapieas | ied him to malo personal inspection of the greater part | liberal design of the government. It is ojrr<henied, that A bite to eat, = jends, May insure its being done ang Curls, of these works during the past eee | and a knowledge } the superior acquirements of thoce jew, pisci: § m, > factorily, on their ig the t they wish sent. with tly much in advance of the mass of their tribe ‘apt to be ih peraan for whom We lotended,"a raf for the amount Tuusloyed in monopoly and selfish acquisition, if not in Lied nd ae we lee and we the oppression of theis mere ignorant and untatored JOHN H pROMAN, #1 Sowth N.B.—Passages to and from Great Bri only be sati Bop. “We adopt the universal pronounciation here, to wit = of their present wants and conditio Tor tite President's levee. factorily required by turning to his report. on reasonable tegms. ” The improvements of western rivers and lake harbors ritain and Trel: as ¥ pay of the regular Hog then be forwi per first 0 any. ami yabe far: poten gh ye OF steamer, ani a receipt J oth ST iacipal banking instivutionathrongh | °Furtather eerie es cant EMP.—500 bales Prime and very superior dew rotted Hemp, # yy, fecutedwith vigor during ihe present year. | brethren. mri the Duvited Kingdom, on application ns above fl i naan AF ya eer tale ote To aE aN «Ou do Bouth st. | Lessening the may perils of navigation, they will fda to | At the present day there ic every encouragement to } lev-ver, and not the ony “hh m .