The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1845, Page 3

have changed hands. , Wo have revised ‘ ‘ pork we quoi t 97 7b 07 87); p at $987}. The market is rather heavy. Beef . Sales of city prime have been made at $5.8 A 'Y mess at $7.2725. Ohio lard ive, and we egs at 6} a 6Je; barrels, 6} a oe Batter is in de. shipment, and shipping qualities we quote at 10 ese is held at 6 a 6fc. STATE —eAt Auction —Esta'e of Thos, Lovett decease tceut of the purchase money to be paid Pe axes he day of sale, the balance of one May next, when the deeds will eduiirers ; the remaining balance may remain en bond tor three years, ae r cent interest, payable early, at the option of the rehaser, a corner Fd Taurens street, house two story by 32 ft, lot 60 house two story brick; id By BIKE Tot rand, house two fe dap rand, same description . rand, house two atory frame addition 18 ft square, lot 96 iran, house as befo Hot 9636 fe ra } 25 by’ a5 tts two Tots, each 25 by 0 ft paarens st, house two story frame, 25 ft square, lot iri ie feats ne by 33 it, 16s fi, lot 25 by house two story brick, story brick front on ‘front 2i by y frame, on ae ie by at fe lot 25 keg ie “it 7 Goerek two frame h.» s'7e as those in front poerete at, lot 25 y Mos? t $90 per aun. the lessee to pa} cas st, house two story nts by 31 f, ber on at, hi fr by a ak pated , Mi tea 2 ee sats ‘by 100 fe leased till Ist the privileg of removing the ‘aNzas, Jan. 9—Enclosed we forward prices cur. f our market, which has declined for American pro- In our own staples but ees doing. Sugar and of new crop does not yet begin to come in. bare misao and 5 rials per keg have been Pp arg’ ich is now Pel on board. te cannot be sustained, as those who are waitin; jase will not pay over 3 8478, which is more p afforded with such certain loss staring them in the 8 Tesults will in shipmen‘s t rice. Last sales qi it rs: bvado sugars of fine quality will be very 590 hhds. made in this vicinity last year, tl 600 this. Exports from this place from pails lo January, 1845, 857,788 boxes sugar, 169 317'ar- coffee 47,780 hhds. molasses ; from Havana, same 584,582 boxes sugar, 679,248 ‘arrobes coffee, "33 812 molasses Beef, prime and No. 2, 729; cheese, ican, 18.0 16; hams, do, 6a 8135 hoops, 40 short, 4¢ lard, 102.010 4; lumber, W. P. boards, 15015 4; P 18 a 20; potatoes, 14016; pork, mess and prime, 11 clear 10 a 11; rice, 83a 3 4; shooks, box, 6}.a7 rs; 8, sugar hhds. and hdgs, 2 a2 2, molasses do dol 4a ir, 24 jugara, assorted, half white and half n,610a0 as a 10) ra;. white, 8} a9} rs; brown, Sje yellow, 6a7 ra. hange—On London, 11.0113 pm; New York, 2a 2} joston, 2 do. ights—None. Died, Thurs evening, 23d inst Lypia Ann, daughter ee and Margaret Drewssen, aged 3 years, 6 months days. je frienda of the bisa ena Mariner’s Lodge I. O. of , and the o cities of New York and lyn, are respectfully iene to attend her funeral, inday, at 40’clock, P. M , from her father’s residence ie son atrect. ‘0G Albany and Troy papers ry on the 20th instent, Emaceuxe Smitn, the d and'only daughter of Jacob O. and Catharine aged one year, uine months and twenty-four days. Nash-ille, Tennessee, on the 24 October, 1841, Mr McMuanar, silverplater, aged 86,0 native of this Latest Dates RECEIVED AT THE NEW VORK HERALD OFFICE. rt. SB8u+.evS aS8—- we ESBBES BoSutoatalek-o8ts' rial Fie Sis Moran, We Lowber. Coup Pt ea Geo leg Zecimae D Marsh, W Torrey: F Griswold. 1 \e , LF Bryden, Dennison, John n ettiey, Kalm, ouis Dapemer, tal ent flor ter F Laurent, L Laurent, Horsley Palmer and Kenuedy, Shannon, Wruce, Wymbs, R pra, AS +y—78. Liverpool to Halifax—Capt Bunbury, Wm C: Halide to Boston we eumeal re by chiliea, > H Del H Pickman, Ward, cher, ickett >) ¢ Hamilton, and Scully—i3. To- Anton Pre. Domestic importations. Carolina—94 tes rice Atwater & Mulford 125 Post—7) Becket & Lorat Feynes & vw hitman 17. J Emerick—12 cases 31 bales mdse yes & co—I case J 8 Derlin—1 box 1 bale CB Fos. tar shalt tes Geo Siieent les H Kohostamm—2 bhds F iman—1 package nsend & Brothers—108 bales cotton to . MARITIME HERALD. Movements of the Steamshi Leave Liv’l, Duets Ame'a. ire Eee i. Bi q my sl a a inbe Hiern, 8 br mvt St. ‘ele tai Sent | Duchesse d’ Ur! Agents. ye fo ell a Prom her aye it er of aa i ape ie ort " okten on t wepaber®, Of ediately on Nae in 4 Pn Mobile, J Ly P'Harmony%s dE Cornit jacos w Ba feat Lin pao Piarvama, Brett vor Henry Cla ara I by Mille Wilatogtony Re deny Aichi tinore, Jona ae ell omg UNA PAB eat Meer. Brig ig Corctin, rood Sdaye fe from Charleston, with cot- ton, » from Wash’ % ome Pa at Roe sort gia Behr Band B Abbey, Bover Viseia ‘The vestels that were detained in the Lower Bay ‘ime way yesterday morning, and went to sea. Win awe gieraad us Record, York for Amaierdam, ards the soar of” Dee = ia the wi maf the S and w wareked” in he ree. me ots Hil Baio fuss on the Sped es tates i ince teagme, he afore a ving ou her beam ends, full of Q uno a attached to the fe ny ry) apparently not long The wind ag h at time, Drevented hi Soarding her, he’ bottom’ was painted green, jac! Stir Oxwaxp, Hinckley, from apne fer Boston, Cove of Cork when two dave out am the latter port, whi lying to under a close reefed mai topes war boarded ‘by. woke the leg of an- tevmendons rex, which killed que man au —[ Liverpool Chroniele, Jan 4. 1oeangee Eeanon was soldat Key West on the 15th inst, Suir Borzpino 1 Mai 208. a8 ing vessels of If nglaod, 3, 24. of 2,956 927 ton: 2,270,788 tone for 5 ATvee 0 fe 410 vessels. to to Irelands W fishi roe which are not ‘ine n Bi = a eehdoons 4 Bt EACON: a publi- de'by the Hussian Government ou the 18th of Nov ree ‘on the t top in the rd tirtgm iheivet | ere in North lat 58 50 30, lon E of Green- ands on the lend. Laven- The fa is NE cen Rela fred 5 placed in North lat 60 28; Ton kof | te ecwootne Ee ta in'tie thepe of shi thes elo Hoan e am It ands Ae broa on calles fren the Ls re beacon on. Lavenscnar, compass SE. It ia 28 fee from the level of the water. "sieht Swoar in THE St count of a shoal fallen ia with will ibe fof salnee to some of rept fat Iti “to feet in bel gnc! tom ‘ng It is place o Lavenscaar id. 25 fe by the its bese, and 35 feet Mazacca.—The following ac by the brig Antelope, of Boston, readers Hoi lorsburgh’s H correct, pA a drawing 14 fee nw 13 feet. ‘The man bn the chains had hard bottom. We were going at the time about r knots, with : fair wind,” Revenue Marine Ord. ‘Treasury Dapastent, Jan. 20, ats mad As the season is appro hea mach sufering sud -xperienced b: vessels br un eres in the nai States from Toog voy y be alleviated by the roe Of the Revenue verve craizing on the ome in discharge of the duties td gress of December 22, 1837, | have het it advisa- jate the Revenue schooner Spencer, an mand, more especially for that service. ‘To enable you to afford therequited tnicance to vessels and crews fn all euars of tran fe willbe proper tat you ship ive additonal men for the that you should rage ek cet ie Bt to place her auppten on boa'd. you will ake charge ot the a rerared, you are direct do cratve betwee Mostock Point ood te Ee Harbor, Keeping #8 close tothe land ag may be on- | shay wit e ety «! vessel, an t gil rt th bbe compelled to from stress of we: aro | a of pes return a ore, will ‘kt all vessel: ee rare f the vesse ity of the season, shall b hi r the teveri son shall have passed, to New York aad deliver the bills rad orders oboe Collector, wha will be instructed how to dispose of tthe pro: You will caure made during your eruiae to inetly traced upon othe and all soundings, stating th of waver. quality of the ground: Kc., entered upon the jouraal. ‘full list of ail vessels boarded or spoken, spec the nature of the assistance u |, on thei Pas ice run by by log, Bxrtment, at ‘on expiration pril next. To the Commander of the venue scl Spencer, New York. circular hes been tranemiterd to the different Reve- nue vessels at important points. New B Janay Ant Lanewster, Barker, RD, Jan 22—Ai . 1 Bay of Ia 20 ds, Bahie 50 da, with 2008 bbis whe400 Reports at ios Islands in Sept., 400 9) pecso Plant, Shiner: NB fe eder, Nant, ,700 sp: ‘Oct 3. lat 338, Koung, FH, 464 9p 680 wh: Tyber, Sv ah meat ton se William faamensring: 9 No date, 350 miles from Bahia, Bi ag Rs cgeh a) ‘on at Now Bedford, reports in a 500 lack | Werrior, Ri ton, NB aaa as, NB, 30 sp $250 Ev ih0 wh, for New Zealan wh for do: Isaac Howland, Sept 4th, Rutasoff, Cox, aaa Ludlow, ybyan, 7: “ah 2000 wh, tomes ealand, Wy ‘Thompann, # wh; 6th, Sharon aac, FH, 900 sp 1100 w! Jo, 184p 383 wh, doy Cth, ee aleto ort time Wilmingrot, niet Seto iy ih rand 1, NB, 1000 ap: Geo Se Susan, Howland, Fitch, Roe 800 wh, home; oh, NB, ig ath, Smyrna, Mil! 900 wh, to 350 sp 2650 lath, ussean, nj fecker. Sands do, Brayton, en rae 800 ey 70 sp 2200 wh, to cruise; Harrisor home; 15th, Pantheon, ‘Taber, Hayre, 700 wh; Henry Lee, Beunett, 8: grains! J6th, New England; Yendleton, NL. 80 Triad, Case Greenport, 1 & Henry, Coleman, Nan! fer, Culd Spring, ib 9p 3800 wh The would ship, hope 800 bbls wh oi line, wou! 600 wh and bone, seep one le: ri te in the season, ire bois 3 Minerva Sa seas ‘do, 904 ah asp Alert, ot » yesterday without date,) was spoken cher, Dec 15, ould touch at Pernambuco, ont ia, from New othe St "Thomas, 16th inst. lat 919, ‘ming NO. 21st inet Cay on nw tr wr Wes leo cha Pane eee NC. overboard ae sprung her mainmaat—she wa: inding in for tl esapeake: Consort, Ames, of Philadelphia, § days fram Buenos Ayres for roo York York ath whe. lat 94-20 8; ton 16 ion, (Br) from Quebee for ame, 15th ult. lat 48 67, Jon 13 20. ap\onatt, (Brem) 145 days from Sandwich Islands for Bremen, Constitution, from Savannah for Baltimore, 18th inst. off Ocraco! Foreign Ports. phorrerprs Noy 29—In port, Shaw, from Geo sniba, from Salem, arr 22d; ‘Tweed, Hands Baitieestvaieanth titans Biauehsrd, from do; Olinda, from Salem, ding; U8 frigate Ra: itan, Com Turner, and Con - pSinee Com Turner's return froin th teen resumed on the same cond ous to the difficulty with Capi V. ga e prevailes jata during the 24th, 25th a find 26th Nov— three vessels went ashore at Busen and Won be, con one of which Cohasset, of Boston. ‘The Ki «and loaded or Stlem tt Basco w Ayres, struck heavily. on ing & very low tide, and wotild be condemned —a chartered to take her The delphia, from Patagonia, with salt, a Ayres, tio Janine, Dec 13—Sld_ Seaman, Southe in port, Superb, Cx and others toported Tater. iss varra, Jan in. port, fur New Orleans.3 or 4 diye ales Cabello, to toad for Boston, 0 Capetto, Jen in for Philadelphia, ida: Com Baltimore, wi town, from con River Plate; ‘Gatehel Yor Beleione’’ Shaw, of Baltimore, Roanoke, Webb, Porto Ison, of Rerlagtony Gatetet oP eine 18—Cld Corsair, Daley, Charleston, Home Ports Boszow, Jan 4—Arr Cabri, (Bp Auuntie, C ee ) Jadkins, Li ts yi burg. nal for On, Colman. Curacoa; Glendower, Ri Sabattis, uns: Gazelle, Allen, Mi Phi adap 5 Orlane, Renee Columbia Homan mel rr Hoy rate Piapermay Bi Lite taketh a tet alas M—Arr Pe bt a 7 Sant Int 19 8, oe ra Gomncnuton, randetn arora ree over, cates Providence—o: weds foro cad aft poh vam fa remast standing. a een inuon, Sun a2 Arr heater, wr Roe 21—Arr Cp enemas jan re nee, ‘Tnel 44 “Tivwrposh, ver, doy Grenada, Si vorer, ; 8 Mitrekon hiladiphias George Geen kate Sens Gladding NYork. ore, Howes, Boston; Liverpool; Lamberts io Plate—ioth ult. ‘SW ie jock; Beanie ‘AUCTION SALES. jenced ae pi AMUSEMENTS. uring: the Lith inst. Cora, Read. oe = a Gath, Rerioas doses Uae on, ton Armaa,and ect (trae Laas, ‘N of Europe; Paul Jones, ¥ Gray, Corer, Hevre, UCTION NOTIC! Monday) a 4 ln ne lon dav ) at o’elnek, in the »: pruce street Bi ie dale, ahinimaabains 1s igo Wir drat ‘A SITUATION az & young man recent) A Great B #8 Book! sinan. or General of the above ca- ‘with board alone, iven. Adi a i WES iL Y DOLLaRS REWARD. ee ; Lo mmgearotks Mautner gy HR cams a Dollars lechanics’ Bank cil "ih reeei sas tee reward by leaving the same at the ‘Mechanics? Bank. sft ole, Pi pend ol, pashitie Sid Siereed ee, (815) By Last Night’s Southern Mail. pbttitannrrasa, Jan 25—Az« Baltic, Gregory, New Or eans; Wilson, Porto ‘Cabello ath last—left, Com Warring: mn iat 15 days. Bautmonn, Are Danl Webster, Barbour, io Jae argos Hing laitine leans; Nancy W Beevene, re iif inst. passed vod Ga Hatteras between and 3 Pym saw the lighthouse, but without any: light. Gia” Cadet, riman, Ponce, PR: Miscellaneous Record. Buia Henay Bucx, Woodside, of New York, from Neweas- tle, Me, for New York, arrived at New inlet bar. NC. 20th inst. jarymasts, bavinig been dismasted in a tele on’ the 11th ae Spuses A. slates ~The greeter part of the f 1a Janes A. Manrig.— easel, consi Pand dey soods; was taved ie ca soap and di id taken A salvage to Turk Tal @ ie Mactisaed mene the wreckers., ‘Vesti a total pura BARQUE ADAM CARR,FROM GLASGOW. ees per this vessel, will please take notice that she in aatiaies under geaeral order, t “toot Beekman street. Goods not p wed m = sent to eae store. _ 326 Stec ARD.- en use, oe Friday ig, Jan, Hn Black. Cloth Cloak, vet Soller and fevings, lined with stpecca, wetriy vers. bove reward will be oaid for the return of said cloak to anaes of- Opera House. 526 3tis¥ec TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES. IMs’? PATENT CAR BOX. for Ra | road Journals.—The Proprietors of Time? Patent Car Box respectfully call the attention of Ra:lroad Companies Car Manutacturers, and all rs intereated, a the proprietors. guarantee, thera itty te rua 4000 mies it, without renewing the the oil and wea: 10 keep the oi is not lable to veasonsble + ry ‘bein constracted with a parcicalar, and 4 thereby is A great saying WO stockholders and stl a. coucern h elius, Krnouse, of Jersey City, made for right, and ‘any quantity, and wl be tie nded to ely bY thes above, or the signed ry danuary Lith, 1645, TIMS, HILL & BUODY. De WHEELER << OcULIST No. 33 Greenwich street, of so | Rovner amare Ee oe 2 ra mcs very SRRTIFICIAL EYES, tmannfucrared so nn1o Yospile,in evry renieeth natura ee, pea bs Prager aay ent of an eye, can to defy 1alHigy of Bostgn fom Ir ae i Laverne tt, “A brighe sided iA RTENE side, ship steering, SW, showing a red and white R DUNLOP @& SON'S ALBANY ALE A REGULAR supily of Fate Amber and Brown ‘Ale, in ‘f ses Wate mera res DARREN, Ane, ali, Danlop & Bon, rom tir iandingin ih cit les im with their cus fel Beeman eh Pee Om A Agawine | = ‘New York, January 3, 1045, a5 1mem NATIONAL COFFER HOURE, a1 Broadway —tne Fro sells forme hs ie ‘and the publ tt jf ie lemmadions Veit 7,0 Ronse came w of vir is Ti bbe fuse, The prootie: | lor has had strict ‘comfort; and that he i eee tht, ci sellowin ape . tendance at all tk aie Toes be mah mit ca to let chem outat hours, ti the house igeleeen will ring ‘the hall bell. FRENCH’S HOTE a Te i ATR OR ep te inioeme, hi pe Fulton street, ity of rm a amusement, and has faraie able comparison wi Prietor in building ama fitting t uP the above ty has haa friet regard to y ice and comfor gad that combin nomy "Roo following prices, will rl a OM F ONE NIG! . WE! Kk. 50 ‘The rooms will be p warmed erat, ‘and pon ‘no occasion will there be more ‘There ina Ie BECTORY at ached, in ywhioh there are meals served up at aL. Hoo day and evening. There jae.sive Bath Woocan auonsesds for reste eel ak: oheee bath he Porta willbe be jaan ‘attendance at all ti tines dariig te G to admit 1 Jet them out as arb bell want Lodgings eer si it inast ry best hotels inthe city 1 80 closely imitating “nature. as 7 Office hours from 8 A.M. to 1 P oe ee which be visits ontdoor patients HAKUWARKE AT LOW ae PHe SUBSCRIBER (Agent for several Manufacturers in England) offers to large dealers, trifling advance on the "0 Grow | O88 len priced Knives and Forks (at cost of impor- ion.) 1900 Dozen superior Mill, Bastard ey! &e , ke., Files. 5 Casks low priced Hand and Pannel Saws, oF pres Trae a Hoes, assorted. S Pat ah ‘Knob ‘and Padlocks. Hooks aud Hinges, Curry-combs, Candlesticks, San it and horse house ote will 0 3m¥ im fo art of th of tie Halen ver, ing of one hundred ood order. upon Bed jails, rhc. be, Be. NEWBO ULD, Deing wil 523 Stis*re 90 John st (ap Stairs.) in SEs ee brie PRESERVED MEATS, &c. lari Rails acon de Roles, Gras of Strasbe TE, illes of Nerac, Traffed and of Paiea Oysters of Ontende, Mushrooms, dines; Mustard of the so celebroted Masiie from Por w by a Htussian ship, 160 barrels Heussian One Horgale by NAPOLEON COURTIN, of the the Cle ity Hall with oe vil Plarem iirers The cate chi half a mile of the howe, shor * ‘and farther Beicege auireb-tween If and 3 P. RIS, 518 1m’ ety yi story. OR BALESA Say and Gras ieee ‘poy attached to which is applied about ten horse the mull-topeiher witha dwelling bouse, bam, Ui j sl , and eight acres of above is situated in Waiches'er, 18 miles from New York done rom Basle Particulars and term: sani oe ea TOMPKINS, vies Eeldsidge st Ae, Jal2 Im*ec PUTER 3 SHEAN SWORD EXERCISE. M2 HAMILTON. having entered into an arran; LER, for the use of the Laree H Gymausiem, N rm 219 Ann street, and also the Mi Bowery, most respeetfally announces to the rabies tea commencing Class. for the Sword Exercise ete assort- ferrines de ferent si , Sar VERY DESIRABLY LOTS FOR SAL«. ots on the southerly side of 13th street, near 5th avenue, a: ix Lota on the northerly side of 13th street, between 6th 7th avenues, with court yards in front, and in the midst of ree Lots on the southerly side of 14th street, between the 6th and 7th avenoes, in an imp hborh« ving wel ‘Two Lows ou the southerly ride of ich stveers wear the 8th enue. Four Lots ot f easterly side ogre enue, between 1%thand 13th streets, with cellars partly dug * Five Lots on oe northerly. tide of 39th street, between the Ist branches-—American and Krench, such ag Small ‘and Broad Sword Exercise, and also Cane me Eiseh rH has been for, | and 2ad avenues, Overlooking the city and Bast fe ‘atthe Sword in the whole amount may remain on improv ved, a INT) 16 Wall street. ral gaged as the United Siates Army. ace aq { and Fer cent if not improved. LEY OR LEASE=A large N, B— Volunteer Ci ishing to heogme perfect in | “sts imere ther Musket or Kesey Bahan be taught the same on the - past Yea os gu the sonthwestotiestoer of jue lacs tantate road and 40th street, with, {itciret eros ground, whereon to most moderate terms, Pole, ivertiser, 31 Ann street, to Capt Smith, Military Hall, or Mr, Puller, ase rope manufactory, which willbe built af req ‘Also, atwo evory frame Coriage indred ‘ots, on the of house will be palated SEGARS—SEGARS—SEGARS,. northwesterly corn rae ‘a workshop, stabl ‘epelr, With a court yard in front, on ng on, the, Bloomingdale road, running M, HENRI E 1 Wi tfall: fe "iste nuantion iy elves and tae petite forall mt in pood Tanios ip th oe 8 kel ope ngtod Various brands. | Panetelas, of various brands. | nye, ana Normas. Frineipes, cmisclactner, HoNimmnnie eres teats ee Yneninded, “th and 8th aven to the following choice Segars, just seecits ale 8 Lots. adj Lot in 30th street, between the 7th Lalindia. Lara, al ‘ood. i with of to "328 Ieee street. rR : ote peROW, GALE The Howse and Lat No. $ Wallstreet, Rene Cjuonen. 40 feet fromt om Wall 3 Building five sto: sad Sotcale nontaae pall wo call unl corcies she eeees erlang the tate rated aber to Durehasiugeleewhere. ey ; stores, and ‘other purposes. ‘The CHRISTMAS AND NEW y EXTENSIVE ASSORTMEN' @ RIES, FR aE WIN: 3, be, ieee on 14 AT ws gill Ah ege subscriber eral "Siow — tenanted, and BR, TiLLOU, 58 Wall street. fore ben ere one “A Farm, of 170 acrrs, ou the east bank Sys ies Rhinebeck than mae are 8 son, or any estab! jaar aad Holland Gia, Reokeh and aan and Fruits, nek ot ati, horses, farming ate ons. house, barn, coach house, dai iry houses,” hay NB alt ja order. 5 eres, a! the pA of Fort with ful tumnoyesenta tentons saloon Seo nssce et mame vill f Et acres, Sie o ithe dock and. water point. ‘This here Ladies Sompletely equipped for Masquerades, “6 oe eee Nibdlo’s Gaiden, of fifty or che ome ‘persons, seat ‘United States, Letters an woaply ted Tepai pleaus, or Fancy ing numerous and ‘well arreng- ‘Apartments and accommodatio All this property is near street. Phot of land on 28th stret, including about 12 Tots near Bap ota nthe ptewraad. store logs hots on the West aida avenue, comer of Slst street; one. lot on the souh pstreet; one Jot on the north side of 49th street; three Lots on Op Atus House, Pane YE PURSUANT tothe Act Act ‘forthe Collection Of Taxes in the | Streets; two lots om the north side of s7ch street; rnd two lots of in 8 patina [orth sa Sb see at ned ea Tos mellte ete iar thes Maw ‘or before the fttecntie day | "fits ane st uals wil he made brary oer taddjtion ef one per ceut will be cbangedy of sale will be made any. Be TILLOU, dition of owe per caat ibe char a25 2w*re tach Rese raeinteg naeid on tes No. 96 Wall street eee FOR SALE—The front and tear HOUSES, No. 400 "the p it, la the T: be paid Cherry sr: itl be sold cheap for cash, (lease ground. Begin oy tid Wa es rite te fin Peper peep meer to pay their The only reason for ven wilh Bede wren to tetrad tage to d they telling out in the owner i bout aving the city. “It iean old = i i delay wh ich will necessarily occur for | and fi Tate, and Tor the etoeery business. Apply on the Bryon erpeutage ‘ing charge premisesto HARMA! TaORTa HURRELL, ones hours Fie sottiock, A ae giyliaticn athe 524 3t*re 290 Front, comer of Rotevelt street. Foiclock FM: 90 IRA®TS ON GREAT BRITAIN & Siebeie te ELAN Bove ing {0 remit mo- ney to their frieads part of england Inglsnd, Hootendior Wales, can be supplied with drafis payab'e at sight, without dis- Heceiver of Pies, con: t, for any amount from £1 upwards. FRENCH POTATOES. AN ENGLAND—On the National and Provincial Bank of J 30.3, Exeh REORVED PER SHIP CAHAW! fnelends Messr: Costuines for a to any part TAXES OF 1844. OFFICE OF BEDE Ee OF peat: ber ceut per annum on ‘the investment. roidin thousand bushels 4. Cote very beat in excellent ba 9 rs fad for eel ahi rt 273 PEARL 8: Or on board, foot of Oover street m Noah's Weekly Messen ‘Nati po 1d Branches throughout Ireland. AtreyUeRS vith goad wath cad voce Sar eal IN'SCOTLAND—On the, aster Bank ef Scorland, Ni be ugly, and he we havealways felt the a tional Bank of ~cotlird, Greenock Bi Co. and branche: ily Preservation of the ‘Teeth, parti throvghout Scotland Bat this care haul ve qavigred = cei a-amer Cambria, eaves Boston on the lat February, by ich all drafts ered. coal eae ceetak wet reseed a ‘Apeis to W. & J.T. TAPS “OTT, to con! and conside; sn we kuow of mone Ei -" . aiden FOR CONDON: splendid and fast s i picket ship Captain Chadwi will positive regular day. Stronger clams than cur EV ET, comer of Reved who have been uader his care w daving superior accommodations for cabin second cabin, ee is | steerage passengers, early application shoul 1d be from Nantes, a few such Potatoes it purchasers, by BT, iat lwem e ales. eal Bavk of 2 a and Pro- wh fe woe ienene simat ete eth he par'as tareion Silivecdenices Gage een nn Cee OFFICE tn kenny Gamat Mu NOTICE ven that Ree 0 aie aa caer ‘ofi's of their Frente stock, tres ‘red in re will ree men! ‘gn City ew York, and those he Books of the Company kept at y yee Math: Pranstes y Boks vi will caer rk SyOU Rina fore “Thin oe 56 Mee corner Maiden | vn R NEW ORLEANS.—Lonisiana and New Line.—Positively first Regular packet—To sai ah instant. The elegant fast si if Bs packet ba:qu MALLORY, Capt. Brown, iif positively saif ‘as above, her ar day, ‘or freight or passage, having handsome furnished accommo- dation, apply om board, at Orleags paint ee YG Positively no goods received on board after this, Saturday ey New Orzane, Messrs, Hallin snd Woodruff, who Srese. Fn af shin LOUISVILLE. Captain Hunt, will | aged i StL ony regular day. OF LIVER- HRY, and sail 6th Feb., her BLACK OR OLD LINE POOE PACRETS FOR LIVERPOOL. —Only Regular Packet of the st of Feb uary.—The yaa 5 boot snd’ well kuown very fest, sei favorite packet abit CAMBRIDGE, burzhen 1060 tons, arstow, comman- der, will ail positively on Saturday, ibe ist of February, her “fitving 24 cabin,and ede ee Lo: shea URCHASERS of Cannon si rae at the Yard are requested to cali aud immediately remove theya, or they will be removed at the expense of the "Navy Agwars Ome eo ae Oa ery ap, mas kg & ot a 6 en 7 Maid Manes and pmporeers of new oe of ferent Cw “The trade im for cabis terest Lo patronise our 1 Poly ou boards foot of Beckusan st, seribers, . ROCHE, Lt Mtns co. 35 Fulton stree , vext door to the Fulton Bank, Sen tere meres lar da rmodations a Orleans srappiled on reasonable terms, Pp aC BAT? GARRICK, from Fr Ps general order at Orleaus wharf, ngguaugeese wil Please attendato the receipt of their lar Pueket ght or passage, having lor or comfort apply ou board at For a street, or to foray oral © E. K. COLLINS & CO, 56 Bouth street. ce of ‘Tra LF Baa nn, Canaan B,J. HL, Tint OR LiVERFOOL— poke vata ia fest clanee lesteeliing, Pocket, Ship apt De Peyster, will positively sail os im- x for eabin, apoond cabin an smerene pa 1g to embark shou! i araghad JOSEPH MeMURRAY, 16 er No. 100 Pine ster, enener of South. FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisinna and New York Line—Reguiar Packet—T0 The elegant fast rT ath jnstant p MALLORY, ie marie brag J Mild fous, apply on board; at Orleans whurf. foot of Wall st, or to et eR COR NB KCU., if Bouth Nar day. vety no goods received on boar after Satard: Orleans, Messrs. &, Woodruff, who rely fond att tent idres mh ap thip SHE NTF Ceaa Be bey ‘on the 27th of January. her rem age, Having slendid accom id steer, avnly my gen. foot ater, wi Tarscort, At their General er lee, 76 South street, . corner Maid FOR LIVERPOOL—The an pS ‘ co Bopeyster, will pobith 1) ‘Or pasaoge, having 5} jaiden li di necomm surarage, apply ov board oF OTN Beth tka WELCH’S NATIONAL CIRCUS, PARK THEATRE, WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20th, 185 nb CARD Respectfully addressed to those Ladies and Gea emen who admire and patronize the Equestrian Art rues. WELCHannow es that he acad the PARK on of Five Weve in orier to present the ay talented Company of Riders. to the New York Public, with all the advantaxes of fashionable loca omfort and ele: . ic A un and Circe Will be construct- wooriately decorated. ‘The most perfect i ees can be every part of the Theatre. nena oe utmost care united to the most liberal outlay has been exrended on the peruse, ta ings, ant gene q uific-nt Stud, and in order to id Personati 2, completed, Sone eee he vostumes of a HESTRIAL DEAR MENT wi in pO York an CArPUA\ NNO “whi iz mporiate 9 the rate a ite Ciel tablishment wishes most exrnest! ‘of this Establishment tera variably sutantnce asd sepertatceds pres hae} pag ione ere | every per ormanea, 1a omer. 18, is visi noth. of a base Lt tere w iesad onadimlesiicn ovsaced tousiee tes eae sec eae ART OF HORSEMANSHIP, Which, it must be conceded, san in this company be given ina great aid high'y finished style, by Artistes of ine inparable = of an ay ve tome OWN an ted as Stars ofthe iret, The following st of names ut serve to i the high terms ia which ¢ ibe ‘NS, Perfest Four and Six Six 58 Hider’ and Gymniast. Melo-Dramatic ¢ icene Are ne Horse and Vaulter. Mythologieal rcaea Director. ica 3 id as ‘The most wonderftland finished Vanl and Leaper known. IOMAS. Mc! T, V. Incomparable as a Frivcipal Act Rider, and Somer set-Throwin, 3 hile his comer ig at AS An unequalled T'wo Horse Rider—a. ye ai and an immense Bite ARD Mes atte Trane Finishet Aftiens Mel Comic Singers. i, GONNOW! ‘The most accomplished P aS et tii day. MLSE, ive iTCAL ng Servitors Pie First Groom and Di-eetor to thet Sinan Stablers. Clown and desgribes ber of ha eusand iain ieee Equestrians, MALDY We. Pantomimic a la and Mezzo Mime to Kiding Ma Madame LOUIS, re WARD, The most elegant Scene and Prive 4} vat ‘Hider of the present RIGHT AEE FEMALE ROAD RIDERS, — and. Historical Pageants. athe and Children. ABD KINCADE, ‘second elt , JOHN ‘SLENRoy, , or ‘wheel most dificult of all T all Trick eh W RINCADE, dere, the eee fuloaiiag Boy-Eauearin over whether i ‘acting Berney, ovin es Concne 2 roniet, ta mamartable Com Company will be WELLS, id Enacting the Ap -bor cert an iy macting the Ajr-born 4 Ro Dancer, A most neat light” universally Armoet clegeat aiiton 10 dh THREE Miss! perior style of Dar ‘Creations of My: Ore BY are nied Female rob or faa CONCLUDING G Norton 6, and the a Cavatcada will eames atT AFTERNOON PERFOR. MANCE Will be Het once in the week, vis nit on Boia all the best Scenes week. ‘This Epterinment wi ine niably c iN attend Per bg east inattention will be received at the one of te leas Box Dice an ea ante — eo ‘The Doors yrill be opened at CLIREHUGH’S * THIRD LECTURE SCOTTISH MINSTRELSY, TO CONSIST oF THE BEey ES Ze BURNS, CIENT HUMOROUS "AND. DRAMATIC SONGS OF SCOTLAND, m1 rae phe uesday, 28th Jan me omc ace alpas eee clock, ely. = Tickets 50 a f Brociviry_ and te the doct on thee OEM ia GREAT ATTRACTION! rey Tithe Tabernacle on M. Bveai Benefit of the BORTON’ ra VARTE will be assisted by place at the Society Library, weal He i HELEN the rl bier, ‘iow someot be moet sterling ec , ee for him, enited J. Green's Experience, €y'a member of te jal The SEAMAN’S TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will hold their meeting at the Taberanele for the benefit of the Club, same occasion the original Or, aur tette) will be sung for the first time, len expressly 's, Temperance Society, entitled ‘* The Sailor’ v the lonor the Mayor, James Harper, will Exerete to comnuse at glee, Croton Horel. Clinton Hall, and at the doar. tel sale at the ja23 dt re. NIBLO’S GRAND SALOON, FOR Te AND BALLS. I ave aN, N MAGNIFIENT 8 Oates ae ae TS it many vantages, hay: arcl a, davondhte Tox wotasts So Falta raramned ean the street, re is no annoyance from the nome i carriages it has ‘capacigna ealicriet and will scsommodate tifteen icon wor 2 alls 4 ar LY spring iad with i cote and is magnificen Avachat to the Seloon ‘and’ on the same’ or, rivate Ors, ADT coo. eat ad's aure roan 200 feet Long i anes Teteonree: date ‘Daina will be taken to give satiefaction. “File Re or s Saloon for Balls. $50. Prive of Saloon for Concerts $25. CITY GUARD GRAND MILITARY BALL, take pleat Nino's Saloon, on Tuesday, January ane” NS EUTERPEAN SOCIETY—The Annnal Con (pf the A aterpean Society will tae placent Risin, ing, the ‘2th inst. Members caa proc Geir Tiekets 90 F ay cveging nert, atthe Hoctety sony fl? Houston, two doors below Urosb: “iL order ; HART: Seeret:ry. HIGHLAND GUARD GRAND MILITARY BALL, place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Friday, January Sist. THE SAINT GEORGE'S SOCI, . dgwwe and: Orshangr give’ magaidesat Bal ae Thursday, Feb. 13th. FRANKLIN BLUES GRAND MILI B. nag olece at Niblo’s Saloon, on Monday, Veurany irs ‘id of Wi- jiblo’s, on pe RR i SIR SECOND pe GRAND_ AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALL. AT THE PARK THEATRE, ON MONDAY EVENING, vaathe shove Ocensiom, be decorated with 1d Boston Associations, at feel are ae will Ball | im ide n pagtoman an xed ah ‘Subscribers, or at the following places: American Hotel, ‘Astor House, City Hotel, Howard’ lotel a 7 1 outenburgh, 143 Fulton st. Hewitt's Music Store, mB Broadwai JIT cod 123 edta7#re ‘OREY, Secretary, MESSRS. ROHNED ER € REBHUN’S COT 1 wn BAND. LION LATE OF Ax now brerared” o. Soiner, &c , an ments, from two to twent Lt hope to give Gieke wa mi MESSRS. SCHNEIDER & es _jad_Im*re MU! HE GERMAN COTILLION BAND, (late of New Bi Tite and Fort Hastlton,) woald reagecstaly a pli at they ar prepared to play at irate Ball and Par &e., of Lanner, Btranse, Lebiesky, "sallieas Se ‘ke. i a Beat eon’ ta of from two to sBoableae instraments, with a new grand Gothie, Double Action Harp Accompanimen Fiano Forte alone when required. 1, MUN K ‘orte, &e. %.. Tex Harp, 10 hers NRITTER, No. 255 Centre street. Uslc.—Mr_DUMAD, fessor of Muse, N M Chejatipntreet, above will go tothe residence of a Va wry migiane © iis Biking, Aseo “Accor riton, oli. iv Trombone aud harmoniged é tuned. Sati UADRILLE BAND. AND PARTIES tumished “Ugh M wit test notice, by arplying ORGE EWORn rot tore tana GRAND TEMPERANCE CONCERT SND ORATION, wil T tarde Tabernacle, on ‘Taceday i * Reve C. C. BURR, of Philadelphia, will deliver the Ore- “eta. J. B. GOUGH, the celebrated ‘Temperance Lecturer, hau algo been reg the audience red, at (3 ‘San and ey ‘Tri- ea open tment will ‘commence a h ja5 are A denicn ANT Ab BALL oF on NEW i Ph Selope, on day Krouna, | see POST OFFICE, ry ic Stoves 0 rondwa wy York January 2ad, 145.5 3 Hewit Sig 3% lw*re HE POST MASTER ORNERAL TS pen tation forthe extabl iihment offs PRR MANION BRANC ‘TOF FICE, and sanctioned the selection made by the Post Mout for its location on CHATHAM SQUARE, corner of East Broadway; rected that the inarel from the present Park office to the new Post Office in Nassau aud to the Branch Office at ena Square, be made taneous'y. ices will be ready for occupation the ensuing week, w! the present Post Office inthe Park be vacated. ‘The Post Master congrital tes h's fellow citizens upon the completion “ae mente 8 well calculated to pro: mote the convenience of all classes of the e..mu ats LORIMER GieitaM, j23re10 Post Master. 300, an gloat cw routes of very OLLING & CO. Be Bouth ot. roadway: | BY l' HK SOUTHERN MAIL. [Correspondence of the Herald.} Tur Capito, Jan. 5, P.M. Close of the Texas Debate—Speech of John Quincy Adums—The Plan that will be adopted— The Ta- riff - Postage—Abolition— Andrew Stevenson, §c. Jamas Gorpon Benni.tr, Esq.— Thank the one hour rule, the Texas debate will be closed to-morrow, and a vote taken evincing in some way the character of the house on this important national question, I have no doubt of the passage of a joint resolution admitting Texas as a State, without any details, although the recent proposition leaving her tosettle her own debt, and dispose of her own lands, meets with s>me favor, but not from those whose speculating interests have prompted an advocacy of this measure. There are now twelve varieties of lans before the house, and five’ before the nate, from which certainly one good one should be selected. On examnation of the various propositions we ure induced to be- eve that the amendment offered Boyd, of Kentucky, on ‘Tuesdvy last, adopted with sli Fa modifications. ‘I his mits Texas as a State, and,after ceding all her pul lic works to the national government, she isto r. tain all Ber public funds, debte, taxes, and dues of every kind, and also her public unappropriated lands, Sek are to be applied to the BARBER et her debte, and the remainder dieposed of as she may direct. The national is government not to be held liable for uny demands against her. New States of convenient size, not exceeding three, in addition to the State now proposed, may be made hereafter from her territory by her consent, and no State north of 36 degrees 30 minutes north | shall be admitted, except under the prov: the law known ss the Missouri compromise There is but little doubt that the senators from Lousiana will cast their votes in favor of some plan of annexation, but the recent whig instructions to the democratic senators from Ohio, may cause them to falter in their course, end thus balance any change preduced by the action of the first named senators. In the House to-day, John Quincy Adams de- livered @ one hour speech, in which he alleged that his plan of annexing Texas was on the a ci- ple of a bona fide purchase ot a certai tity of goods from a dry goods store, and thet the present plan was like makin burglarious en- trance and robbing the store of its contents. The argument sustaining 51 oh posits ion will be foundin the regular proceedings. also claimed the credit of being the origin: Bolen of our right to Oregon, while in the cabinet of James Monroe, and concluded with the most i vl sedi fact, that he would write out his speech and publish it to the world to sustain his assertions. The greatest excitement will exist in the House to-morrow, until some conclusion is produced on this important question. Robert Dale Owen, proposed an amendment to bs amendment offered by Mr. Boyd, that the peo- le of the three States to be admitted from the Pervtory of Texas, by her consent, should ‘have the right to decide whether they should be admit- ted as slave States or as free. There are but five weeks left of the Session, and seven have already been expended, and but one single bill from the House has been made a law. Five weeks left—in which Texas isto be annexed, —Oregon occupied—the Tariff modified—the post- age reduced—some hundreds of private bills to be vated upon, without alluding to the grand contem- plated movements of the abolitionistsin an attempt io dissolve the Union, by the introduction of a measure to gradually abolish slavery in all the States. More business will be concluded the last week of the Scssion than in the whole space of time previeus. A combined laughable effort 1s making on the part of some very particular private friends of the Van Buren interest in Albany and elsewhere, to place Andrew Stevenson, of Virginia, in the office of Seeretary of State, the secret reason being his relationship by marriage to the Van Buren family, ard the presumed ier that might result to certain solders and office seekers of 1836, by such ofhed Re Not only that, but should Virginia coin ne rominent place in the cabinet, the managers few York would then present a claim for the Secretary of the Treasury, and thus secure to certain regency interests the two best bowers of the coming administration. You are, per- haps, much better acquainted with the po- liucal character of Andrew Stevenson than I am, and would, therefore, merely enquire when’ and where he has ever exhibited talent, strength and force sufficient to entitle him to any claim to this prominent place. One of your tran- sient correspondents, in reply to ope of my recent letters, asserts that there 18 no ** blood relation” between Vice President Dallas, Senator Walker and Secretary of War Wilkins. I grantthat tact, but allow me to say that marriageabie relationship torms quite as strong if not a stronger cement to interested motives—as the very act of marriage may have be prompted, as it often is, to sustain and retain family interest and ivfluence. The world is overflowing with such instances. i Harrisburg. [Correspondence of the New York Herald.} Hargiesuna, Jan. 24. The Lehigh Bank Investigation. Janus Gorvon Bennett, Esq :— Deaz Siz :— Iwas ina slight error relative to Moses, the financier, having beenjhere in propria persone He attended in the person of his brother, a little fel- tow, with a fur cap and cane ; he showed around his receipt, and intimated that he would be a witness before the committee, of which Mr. Smith, of democratic Berks, is chairman. The committee met, and Mr. Beach was _ there, but not as a witness! He came entrenched behind Blackstone, having engaged Awe er Ayres as coun- sel for the Lehigh County Bank, alias Moses Y. Beach. The specie ($100,000!) which it was pre- tended was patd for the stock, they do not allege ever left New York city, if it ever existed. all endeavor to send you some particulars ot this affair in my next; but the investigation has not yet com- menced. ROBE. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. House of Representatives. WasuineTon, Friday, Jan. 24, 1845. Several reports of Committees, ot little importance, were presented and referred, no objection being made. Mr. Parmenter called ittention of the House to the fact that there were a great number of papers lying on the table, and hoped t: ey would spend a disposing of them, and no objection being were taken up and referred to uppropris ing nearly oli private bills from ‘the After these had been dis; President, received day was submitting an abstract of the Chines Treaty, which was published in the National Intelligencer thix morning . It was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and ordered to be printed. A communication wos received from the War Depart- ment in reply to a resolution 0; the House, calling for in- for nation on the subject, of the Survey of the Harbors, &e , oflowa. ic was laid on the table and ordered to be rinted. ‘i Acommunication f om the Navy Department in answer to a resolution of the House was ieterred to the Commit- tee on Naval Affairs and ordered to be printed. ‘The report of the Commissioners ef Pensions wes re- ceived, laid on the table aud ordered to be printed. ‘A report of the number cf Clerks empluy ed in the State Department ws ordered to be printed. report of the number sf passengers arriving in New ers ns Was ordered te be printed. Areport of the number of Manuscript Volumes in the State Department, with the number to which indices ha: repered, was referred to the Committee of Ways and Means and o: dered to be printed. The report of the Cor ner of Patents was ordered to lie on the table and be printed. Mr. Bexsea, of Alabama, moved that the rules be sus = and the House resolve itself into Committee of the which was ogreed to, and Mr. Horxins, of Virginia, took the mitteo proceed to the considers jon o ma been Mr. Dnomoooue, of usual for members to what they m. tended to disc be ‘is rule, and as by ‘the treaty of 1803, nor would he discuss the question in what way the Vonstitution should be con- stiued on this question. To gentlemen who had meni- fested such an intense desire to discuss the latter, he beg- ged to commend fer study the —— of one of the most eminent statesmen of Viginia, John Taylor, of Caro- line, where ic was sufficiently discussed. He thonght that the United Stetes, by the recognition cf the independ- ence of Texas, and by the fact that the Texans had achieved and maintained their independence, were pre- eluded from bringing op any latent claim to the ter- ritory of Texas which they mi hy had under the {reaty ot 1903. He would not vote for the proposition < _ reign Affairs, waich rempt. the ratification of a treaty, which hed been rejected by the power competent to decide upon it. He did not be- lieve that the legislative power had the power toacquire foreign territory; buthe believed thatthe treaty power had, and he had tonnd the argument, i proposition, so ably summed up by the venerable Ueman from Mass., (J.Q Adams ) in a communication to the people oi Va, #0 long ogo as 1893, that he bej eed that an extract from it, which he handed tothe Clerk, might be read. It was so read, as follows ~— “General Smith has, therefore, done me great injustice in drawing from these votes the conclusion that | was governed, in giving them, either by principles of faction or by hostility to Louisiana. It ie well krown to all those with whom I act t the time, as well those whore votes concutred with mine, as well those who sanctioned beh, their votes these assumptions of consiructive powers, that my voiceand were in taver of the acquisi-