The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1845, Page 3

Capital, &o., this company has progressed no far- ther thon to make surveys of routes, and is now waiting the revival of trade, to obtain means to commence thei: road. It is the determination of this company not to be gin building their road until they have sufficient money to go through at once. It is surprising that the road has not been completed long before this the trade of the valley of the Connecticut, and connec! with eight hundred miles of railroad completed in New England, and five hundred in New York. It would se- cure to us the Canadian trade which the Bostonians are 80 enxious to draw to their city. It would keep open acom- munication with the West, and now that the roads in this State are permitted to carry freight during the close of we should be able to transport freight to and from the West throughout the year. The Harlem Railroad Company have petitioned the legisla” ture for permission to extend their road farther north. The object of this move is undoubtedly to take the place of the New York and Albany Railroad, and to annul, if pos” sible, the charter of that company the public which company builds the road to Albany, so long as it is built substantially ani speedily; but the old New York and Albany Company have the best right to the route, and their right should be protected for a certain time, and if the road is not completed within that time, annul the charter and leave the field open for others. A road to Albany is much wanted, and judiciously located would be of immense advantage to this city. Our eastern neighbors are striving hard to teke the Northern and Western trade away from this city. Capital, enterprise, energy and perseverance are likely to be brought into requisition to accomplish the object they have in view. It is necessary that our capitalists and business men should be alive to this thing, and loose notime in adopt- ing measures to secure to this city the numerous advanta- ges it now enjoys. Old Stock Exchange. 18 ahas Canton Co 15 lo 5 Mohawk RR rt, udge Vanderpoel. . Beekerman.—An action to recover $63 on a {bill of goods, suld in Connecticut. ‘The def put in was, that they were paid for. Verdict this fore hoon. The Court proceeded to hear motions, and adjourned es, This Day xe~ $ Redfield —20 bbls Hoadley & morn’ Feb, 17—Fugan et. les 1 ck 1 hide J Rand: Bigs ee x & M ‘ bx JM Bi 4 = ls “Wilsow fe Brow a= uc! apt & Chum—16 bbls J J Matthews—! trunk M Harry: Bi 112 M Coffin—10 cases 10 h ‘ooley—40 bbls Laurence & Hic! cer—18 do J $ Noman: Oseeol bl New Oxteans—Brig & co-100 do pork Ferry, Matthews & order. Moprts—Barqne Ann rrisan—37 Ti —97,J Hall &co—180 Smith & —4 bales I bx Hunt & Brothers—10 bbls O & AW. bet Mth. | The: ‘Those who call will have —6 tes Mason & iH Barataria '3t ius steamer Augnsta. Vessets Burin ar Qu ‘27; amount of tonnage, 18 Quick Tim. our porton Monday last, from | New new and is sui > ir ee U. S. District Court. Before Judge Betts, Fen. 17.—United States vs. Sia Cases of Bombazine.—Av action to recover the above goods, forfeited for violation of the revenue laws, Henriquin, Claimant. Adjourned over. 19 bale Notice —Henry Dalley’ It would command les cotton f ur Suydam, fag. 0103 do molasses alleged to have beer ly, Plac> in ¢ at wholesale, Count-rfeits and imitations the writien, (not vis upon the w: others are spurious, elsh—256 bales cotto dell t are abroad, and it 1s fer ots ean of the wun used at the peril of life, Pleas. cases being ready, this court ad. ‘No journed over to t] Spoken b MONEY MARKET. Monday, feb. 17—6 P. M. The stock market to-day was very heavy, and quota- tions show quite a decline from those current on Satur- day. Pennsylvania 5's fell off } per cent 3 Farmers’ Loan, 2; Mlinois, } ; Reading Rail Road, ; Erie, } ; Norwich and Worcester, }; Long Island, ]; East Boston, }; Vicksburg, } ; Stonington advanced } ; Morris Canal, }, Harlem, 4, Canton, and Ohio 6's, closed firm at Saturday’s navigation on the cani General Sessions. Before the Recorder and Aldermen Cozzens and Gale. Trial of Samuel Adams Resumed —Upon the opening of the Court, the trial of this case was resumed. The question before the Court was, an objection to hi ing the three drafts accompanying receipt offered in ground of a variance between the instru- ments themselves and the averment in the indictment. Mr. Stanssuny said, that after consultation of counsel they had discovered that the variance did not apply tothe third count of the indictment alone, but that the variance ran through the whole s point, the question of jurisdiction would also con and it was the intentien of the defence to argue t' He held that the most fatal variance occurred in the third count, which recites that acertain draft, kc , &c , where- as, in fact, there were three drafts, ‘was thatof venue, the indictment setting forth that the offence was committed by Samual Adoms, merchant, of the first ward ofthe city and county of New York, where- agit should have been set forth that Samuel Adams, of Chilicothe, Ohio, to wit, of the firat ward, &. Mr. 8 con- tended, that although the mere missyelling of a word or omiasion of a letter, when it does not affect the substence, that in the case of the word draft, the omission of the final S gave it an entirely different many authorities to support his posit iment with great clearness and ability. Mr. Parrenson and Mr. Waiting replied to the defence ‘ariances were not fatal, and Tt matters little to In arguing that Quotations for stocks are generally settling down to a point lawer than yet reached, notwithttanding the abun- dance of money and the reduced rate of interest. The bulls are not strong enough to control the market, and The next question the bears have thin, vance in stocks was, without doubt, produced jby acom. bination emong the bears, for the purpose of making con tracts, and their efforts will now be turned towards de- all their own way. The recent ad pressing the market, and previous to making purchases, to deliver, The absence of outside speculators serves to weaken the bulls of the street, and give the bears every opportunity they wish to depress the market. The advices from Liverpool in relation to the cotton market are not considered by operators so fayora- ble as anticipated. The sales reported as having been made in the Liverpool market were confined principally speculators purchasing very lightly. The absence of any speculative movement ot the slightest im portance, and the movements of manufacturers in pur- chasing stocks, are looked upon by holders in this mar. ket as very unfavorable features, and indicative of a ther depression. The immense receipts of cotton at Liver. poolfor the week ending the 10th of January, and the firmness of prices, cannot be considered very encourag- ing, as the srrivals had not been brought upon the mar- ket, and the stock on salo had not been materially in creased. It appears hardly possible to sustain present prices of cotton, without some extensive speculative movement, either on this or on the other side of the At- lantic. We see, at present, very little chance for any such movement to spring up her the other side. The bank bill passed the lower house of the Legislature of Ohio on the 11th instant, by a vote ef 40 to 380, and was sent to the Senate for concurrence on the amendments made by the House, about fitty ia number. The most important of them was the striking out the board of Bank coast twice, and maintained that the vi that the question of want of venue only 9] the counts in the indictment, ond that i objection. They also cited an abundance of authorities, y contended supported their side of the ques- Mr. Woop closed the argument, which occupied the at- tention of the Court the entire day. It was purely id very dry, notwithstanding the great ability with which it was conducted. The Court reserved their decision till to-morrow mornin, appeared also for the defence to- Court Calendar—This Day. Surenron Counr—Nos. 75, 76, 25, 64, 65, 62, 6, 63, 29, 69, 45, 10, 18, 104; 106, 109, 110, 46, 6, 78, 7. Common Preas—Part 1—Nos, 6, 19, 21, 23, 93,94, 25,27, 2 Part 2—Nos, 24, 26, 28, 80, 82, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42. » Delhi, $1000 N ¥ State 7's, 49 1500 Ohio 6’s, 60 0 10000 Penn’a 5's 5000 do 5 Ul nos State Bk David Graham, Esq. 5 do 100 Stonington RR . Adjourned. so do Hamburg for Sr oy MARITIME HERALD. enta of the Steamshi u 50 10 4936 50 Harlem RR 30 300 do , Matthews..Mar. 29 Mr. Eprtor :— §4However much I may wil ment of the Fine Arts in thi thousands in this city, the city funds for that purpose. I the course taken by the worthy Mayor, concur in the remarks which you have the subject. The Common Council have no legal , $4,000 a year of the city revenue, to aid the fine arts. The taxes are enor- Mous now, and raised principally on real estate. The gentlemen who vote for this measure, may be considered liberal, but net juat. will not be legal. Packets to Sail. Nov. 26 Pochester Britton, “Packets to Arrive. U. States, Britton, England, Bartlett, ‘urber,, Independence, Allen, H. Hudson, Moore, Prince Albert, Sevor, RE. New Stock Exchange. h to see the encourage- 7 shas Farmer's Tr 83 30% 25 shas L Island RR b3 76 275 do c 3034 acy do b3 263 is city, I enone among pposed to votin; lully approve if », and not much more op Independence, Alien, 25 do ¢ = 50 do | 25 Stonington RR tetoria, Morgan, right to give away 425 Morris Canal 50° do State of Trade. Asnes— Pots are inact: Inspectors and substituting a visitation of at least once a ive, and we still quote $3 874 for is are dull at $4 18}.a 425 yellow. elle at 29a29Jc. There is Ship Masters year, by persons living in the vicinity of the bi examined under the appointment of the officers of state: The Senate will probably céncur in the amendments, and the bill become a law. The Board of Directors of the Bank of Missouri have resolved to deliver up the State bonds remaining in its ion, and which were issued on sccount of sub scription to the stock of the bank, but were never sold It is said that the board were unanimous in this conclu’ sion. The agent ofthe Legislature will take the bonds to Jefferson City. The public mind of Great Britain is at present much oc- cupied with railroad enterpirses,and if one half of the con- templated roads are completed, they will absorb an im- mense amount of capital and prevent any very extensive speculations in anything else Fears have been entertained by many in Great Britain, that the resources of the country were inadequate to the execution of such comprehensive Plans of railroad extension as may probably receive the sanction of Parliament the ensuing session. difficult to withdraw capital from other employments or investments at once to be used in the construction of these new lines, but it is tolly to suppose for » moment that the resources of the country are inadequate to their completion. The laboring classes of England will be materially benefitted by the outlay of capital re quired to finish these railroads); the agricultural cles ses must also come in for their share of the expenditures, and the general condition of the masses must be improved by the working and completion of these roads. cy of constructing so many roada is altogether a different matter, and enly concerns those interested. Cheap tra velling--produced by competition in railroads, or any ind rapid communication, increases the in. ternal commerce and prosperity of any country. We on nex a statement showing the weekly returns of the traffic on the principal railways of Great Britain and Frace. Rarnoavs or Great Britain any France—Receiets For THE Weex ENDING Ja: Harr Year enving Dec. 31, 1813 anp 1844. k ending Sai old, and $4 for new. I repeat the act Wo shall eeteem it afavor if Captains of Vessels will giv: Boats, © report of whence they sailed, the vezsel and’ any foreige board them ym- ents and Correspondents at home Bexswax—Prime 5 + An Oxp Susscriner. Cotron—'The advices per ship Ro: have had a good effecton the market. reduction, and as there is no siness transacted has been qui we heard of amount to 300 bale: Har—Common qualities sell at 55c; prime 60c. The demand is very limited. caeks are inactive at 22c. Western jon barrels we quote at 23 a 234c. Catrie Manxet—At market, 1,100 beef cattle, (120 from the south,) 1,300 sheep, and 165 cows and calves. Prices—Beef Cuttle—In good request. We quote $4 50 to 476 for poor, and $5 25 to $6 for good retailing sort few extra a little higher. id Calves—All sold, at $16 a $80. p—We quote from $2t) $5, as in quality. Hay—We quote 67} a 78 cents per cwt Coat Trapr—Wee find in the Inst Miner's Journal the 18th annual report made bythe Board of Trade to theCoal Mining Association of Schuyikill County for the year We regret that we have not room for the whole of this very able document, and give therefore but a con- It appears that after deducting 260.000 tons of coal sold on the lines of transportation, that the gross amount of anthracite coal sent to the terminations of the canal and railroad, ie 1,831,669 tons. The amount of coal sent from Schuylkill region the past year in boats, through the SchuyIkili, direct to the city of New York and its vicinit: to be 111,521 tons, which is 8.451 tons i year 1843, and is owing to the large amount c: railroad to Richmond, thence through the cani York. Tie smount of coal sent from all the anthracite coal veins of Pennsylvania for the year 1844, is as follows: Tons. pent canal & RR, 839,934 Shamokin. . iy spoken on their passage, a aewepapers, of news the: mediately on their arriv i e Marife Intell don of any kind scius de not appear to Buyers demend a culative enquiry, the b small. The only sal A Tucnpsr Storm.—Saturday opened with al the promises of a general thaw, ani the mixture of half water, half snow, which cumbered the streets, proved that the sleighing had departed. hung in misty denseness over the city, and added to the general discomfort ; but at night the pour of rain, and now and then accompaniments of thunder and lightning. came down in perfect torrents for some hours, and yester day morging the streets were nearly clear eleanly.— Phil. Gaz., Feb. 17. was a reel dow: there were the unus' PORT OF Nii; W YORK, FEBRUARY 18. +6 40] Moos seri 15.20! wrom ware Ships Hudson, Buckman, New Orleans, Gag: Amusemeuts. Important Discussion.—At the Society Library corner of Leonard street and Broadway, on ‘Tues- duy evening, February 18th—Mr. Robert Grant and Dr. McCune Smith, have arranged the preliminaries of a dis- cussion on the original mental constitution of t! legro and other dark races of men, and their capabilities for civilization Mr. Grant contends that the negro, in con- nexion with the dark uncivilized inhabitants of the earth, are incapable of beceming civilized; and that this inca sity varies with their physical constitution. ‘ains that the Negro and Indian races have a capa- city for civilization not inferior to that of any other por- tion of mankind. Tickets 25 cents. Discussion com- mencee at 74 o'clock. praithy Savannah, Stai te » Drake, South Amboy. Ship Coriolanus, Haile, from Marseilles, Dec 20, to Lawrence & Phe! Ship Gaston, Coul ton. to Chamberlain & Ph Ship Jessore, Putnam, to Cottyhunk, Boston, F 17 days from New Orleans, with'cot- | 4B°NfONe densed statement. from New Oi weather, lost boat, At a meeting of a la young men of the democratic p the evening of the 17th ius number of the Stoneall’s Hotel. on Macneven, Esq, was cailed is appointed Secretary. d the objects of the meeting, Ch. lowing resolution. and stated thit lon 86, exchauged ig to the southward; from Trinidad for Magna, from Mobile, Jan 23, with eot- ° als with US ship Feb 5, lat 24 30, loa 81 36, Barque Ann Welsh, pane Caiman ton, to® D Hurlbut & Ohaéet infer tae mt es hed held him ad, would wirhdraw the, the least, their eonfiden firmly by those. pol was to be fough ‘That a commitiee of five be hich his poli- ring the Presidential campaig resolution if Mr. Moi » Pote, from Ma bags coffre to ( hastelain & Pouvert. ig Union, Mitchell, from Campeachy, ood to Bouchaud & Theb: ae with 125 tons iuted in behalf of , ht for the boatiog season was 77 cents to ‘ion, to_such of the ind $266 to New York, from the Schuy/kill per ton of coal by the rail- road was $110 in the winter, and $1 25 from the Ist of July until the Ist of December last and ready for the shipment of coal on the 23d of March, and notwithstanding the unprecedented dry weather, there was no interruption in business until it was closed by iceon the 19th of December. The rest of the report is taken up with other interesting matter connected with the manufacture of iron by anthracite coal. The whole document is well worthy of a careful perusal. Jan 29, with 5550 qls Roberts, 35 days from San Juan, via Old Pro ‘Tyson & Judeh. Left no American days hence for P rendered, and position taken i i n. The whole ch: George Montgomery jin order, vat if '27, off Havana, schr deuce be passed over, it may not be done in. ignorance Chase, from Neuvitas, crotches 119 logs gan tierces honey’ 600 hides. to Houng, from NYork, diss; schr Timoleon, 4th, 1844 ano 1845, AND THE The canal was open resolution was un: geu'lemen were aj ted ens. Brown, L. 8. vere ordered to be mand the meeting adjourn and the followin McFarlin, for do, 24 days from St Domingo City, with Rp Blakley, 1 deys from St Domingo City, 20 days from New Orleans, with flour, jublished in the Herald 4 By o1 x P. CHERRY, Sec’y, Cotton Market. New Oaueans, Feb. 8.0: re was @ very general detire to o ders a decided advantage, juestion reached fully 18 000 bales, at an improvement of 4c, to conform with which we have mad in Our quotations. done for England and the North, besides which some chases were made on French acceunt. The entire sales 600 bales, and those of ‘ince the 4th inst thursday and yesterda: h gar 200 lat 28 17, lon 88 42, ship Salamander, for NOrl re ed home, parsuant to “Gen mander in Chief hereby expresses his aj ly in relation to their alacrity. of both days in in obeying the call, discharging the duty devolving upon ve performed their daty, 0 make adistinction, Offi @ manner calculated to elicit the strongest commen- By order of the Command. A.C. NIV: Adji The bulk of this business has been a succession of NW 0. pet ‘Saw in the Gulf, to the Northward of Hatieras, a quan- APaLAch of the past three da: Sko the week to 34,000 bales. The rece are 12,218 bales, and the exports 11,741, vi 3,846; Boston, 2.738; L' 439; Gibraltar, 143; Phil ing a stock on hand, including all on shipboard, not cle’ Liverpool Classification— ppi, inferior, 3} a4; ordinary, 4} middling fair, 64a 6}; fair, 6} a6]; at. 20 days from St Marks, with cotton, 10 master Brig Billow, Lawrence, 16 days from St Marks, with cotton, to master. a Brig Mobile, Liverm: cotton, to Sturges & Cle g, ew Jersey, Lewi: Demi loat bor ig Detroit, Anderson, $$$ R 2.145; Havre, 1.881; Bre- ‘The Season for Coughs and Colds has lite= | /ondon and Croy ‘ rally come, and almost every person you meet with is more or Ie ied. | Sherman’s Cough Lozenges area cont ore, 4 days from Apalachicola, with | Mistanzts man. 2 an, 5 days from Savannah, with cotton, ‘& Martha, Pinkham, from Belize, Hond. Ji s mah'gany 19 do logwood to'E Coffin. ranklin, for Boston. rt au Prince, Jan 26, with coffee, of 131,813 bales. nd Mi 44; middling, 5} a 6; good fuir, 7} a 74. rs Without any interraption from. busines k, the most severe cough or cold yielding to them hitty hours. Is your rest broken at_night by a tedio 1 (bey Sherman's Cough Rees Foreign Markets. Taixipap ve Cupa, Jan. 12 —There is but avery small crop—not more then onc half or two thirds th amount—in consequence of which fr en up for New Yo _— of improvement y nd our word for it, you these remedies than all the never fail to cure, . . Sherman's warehouse is_106. Hudsan street; 188 Bi 7 a shields,» noatrums in the werld. ‘They | \Presroso” m4 Bolton and Brit Clarion: Gundgloupe tec W mahogany, to Ay mar & Ci Schr Faleon, Moore, 29 da with 130 tons logwood to or delphia. Sth ini days from St Domingo City, with vessel has been coming in brisk! en rk, do Metamora, Week: Montre, Feb. Dalley’s fain Extractor at half-price, at the Onginal Office, 21 Courtlandt street, warran General Duff Green, agent to England, and ‘more ered to, and dec! mstock & Yarmouth and Norwi from. Voto gh York and N. Midland. . 8 It will be observed that there has beena crease in the receipts of every company. It is the repid- ly increasing productiveness of these roads that has cre ated the immense excitement existing in relation to this kind of investment, but there is such a thing as overdo- and blew very heavy for 48 hours—I 13th, lat 3520, lon 73 15, p had been in the water but a shot late Government ¥ to, lares in public, that the. most effectual remedy does this for the becefit of the ented, as well as the proprietors It must be that it ia only sold by Comstock 8 end 139 Fulton street, Broo! Poydrass street, New Oi North Fifth street, Philadelphia, Relief for Deaf Persons—The numereus receiving of the effi On ine who are thus afflicted. “Bold” On Tharsday, 13th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Chas. C. Pise, of St, Peter’s Church, Mr.J F. Limpuncer, to Miss Mary T. W. Brvan, both of this city. » llth inst. at East Brooklyn, by the Rev. Jonathan Greenleaf, Dr. Jame: ked up aschr’s fore very great in- ttached—apparently and hides, to master. Sai Ht rig Hay daughter of the late De. Wm Left brig Ann & Julia, Pratt, for Boston, 15 Baskingridge, N. J On Monday, 17th inst. at St. B the Rov Mr. Balch, Mr. Tuomas B Luaaerr, of this city, to Miss Saran M. Hucars, of New Haven, Conn. ke Jan 27, off St Domingo. x6 som Por au Princeton Noe css Rivcew an 21 Geariagas atreet, 3,60 Second street, Gee Louis; 2 ing the business. The investments made in the roads jartholomew’s Church, by now completed and in active operations, pay a better di- vidend than any other mode of investment in Great Bri tain, but too rapid an increase in the number of lines, would create a competition tending to reduce the receipt: ofall and the per cent dividends of each. The value of the stock of some of the principal lines in active operation, has more than doubled. Shares in the Grand Junction, were quoted at 227 a 229 ex-dividend—par being 100. London and Birmingham were quoted at 226 0 230—par 100 York and North Midland were quoted at 1044 a 106)—par 50, and many others showing an advance equally large These roads pay from ten to twelve per cent per annum, and of courre are desirable investments, in a country where capital only commands from two to three per cent per ann um in other securities. While these movements are going on in Great Britain, our own capitalists are remaining qu et; while any amount of capital is offering to construct railroads in Egyptand every part of Europe, we find it impossible to raise an amount sufficient to complete any of our half finished worke. There is the Harlem ; the Albany ahd j and the Erie; commenced but remain statu quo, for the want of funds te carry them through. We have learned from experience that railroads in active operation and economically manoged, poy better divi dends than any of our banks, besides being a much safer investment, and not subject to these sudden and extreme fluctuations. When we see how much the prosperity of the country depends upon these roads, and that nothing jources of the interior more rapidly than these works, it is surprising that our capitalists have Hy May, exchanged i" to Williams ik Norcha been blown to the South by a Norther fore evuld not disting Sehr Baldingro very severe weather, . Hi enced On Monday, 17th inst. suddenly, Gonzavo Avoama,Esq. funeral will take place thi recisely ,from his late residence, 68 Barclay street. Hi warez and John 8. Li end, without further afternoon at 3} o’clock, Nelson, 10 days f om Wilmio; The Indian Vegetable Elixir from 21 Courtlandt street, fegemetiom. It gives immediate relief- imbs. and Liniment, 10 cute any case of strengthens weak Acton, 11 days fm. jen riends, end those of Schr Keveater, Francis, Wilmington, NC. ly requested to ‘atrerlane, Weshbum, Wilmington, NC. naval stores, P Smith, Wilmingt r Schr Superb, Adams, Wil - hr MM #owl>, Forbes, Washington No Change in the Weather will matertal- Weekly Report of Deaths ure, Every individual, even In the city and county of New York, from the 8th day of Feb- 1845, to the 15th of Feh , 33 Men—55 Women—63 Boys—60 [Girls.—Total, 211.* nal pure blood of our common mother supporter of his life, and i the heterogeneous, "ame Roberts, Washington, NC. naval stores, in. the individ 61; Apoptery 45 Bronchitis, 5; Can 1; Cholera morbus, 3 Consum| » Newbern, 'NC “naval stores, to 8 L. hr Julia & Naney, Sterling, frou Newbern, NC.with naval beth, Bradley, from Newbern, NC. with naval “Gehr Theo Frelinghaysen, Taylor, from Plymouth, NC. with "chr Ligare, Marin, # days from Washington, NC, with ne ing to bs predominanc over the bad or diseased. Usa fine healthy abit, who wish to have Witoont mjary the contint to ave nealthy childeen cleanse the blood of all bad or corrup: all who wish to e4 Will effectantt re birth, 2; aad restore the hi 4; Premature birth, 2; Rupture of wom! Suicide, 3; Teething, ars 27; 2 to 5, 30; 40 to 50, 19; 50 to 60, 6; be bn Sultana, Smith, 10 days from Georgetown, SC. with ol lin, Van Gilder, from Geo:getown, SC. with cotton, ipal Office, No. 241 Bro Kol 241 Hudson bag ue 24 Bowery, N. ‘Schr ary Jan Powell, 3 days from Norfolk, with cotton, Sailor, Dilly 42 hours from Norfolk, with oysters, to master Schr Chief, Van Name, Virginia. Schr Franklin, Newhal Nk, es Sity Inspector's Office, Feb. 15. 1845. in Extractor at hisonly 21 of which were not reported last week, and come in this firet store From Broadway. fotos ectaca ota Briatol’s and Comstock’s Extract la, sold at 21 Courtlandt street. "6 Magical Pa’ Aqmey 6? Welker tenets ice, Phi Schr Adevine & Rosi 7 lenry 8 Richards, lady, child . Rag x, yra—Mr Taylor. ind, which stove in her bo: s} rte ind Master Johnson. Schr Compliance, Kel on, 8. Shr AcMine phia, at New 0; of Portland, Me. before reported | Scur Sr ys and six hours, from port to port.—[ Apalachicola Adv., Feb. Whalemen, y the Mozart, at Cowes, from coast of K 20, 1811, Hercules, NB, 400 wh; 23d, Alex ms, N , BA LS) Henry Pratt, of Philadelphia, Canton, Nov 7, lat 29 33 from ‘Tamerlane, Liverpool for NYork, Dec 31, lat 41, lon £0. for the Clyde. Dee of Baston, 22 days from 30, lon 29 3 rpool for C} unean, N york ‘Schatam,? Dee 16, Int 36 essie, Lord Ashbi Von 24 ountess of Lawrence, Clyde Athens, of 16, Int 30.'lou. NOrleans for Glasgow, Jan 18, lat 31, lon 79 20. lobile for Providence, 10 days out, Feb 1, lat 3130 hief, Darien for NYork, 5 days out, Feb 10, lat 39, lon 71 50 ‘tersburg, New Orleans for Liverpool, no date, off Cap Alabama, North Carolina for NYork, had been blown off thi NOrleans for Philadelphia, Feb 10 Forelgn Ports. s1eR, Sept 7—Arr € “hieora, ‘illisms, N York for Manilh 2ith, Cahota, Hepburn, do do, 29th, Valpara: Margaret, of Gardiner, lat 23, lou 73. Brinton, Jan 4—Off, Howard, Cove or Cork, Jan Sherbrooke, Sav: ‘akona, Hughes, ‘Baltimo e. Cowes, Jan 6—Arr Hebe, and js otherwise damaged; ‘71h, Clio, Borkam, ork. Dockens nm shift of red as missing ) RBuRG, Dee 31—We have rec Rattray Head waa the appearance of the wreck of a a mast head, being about 5 to 6 feet above water; rom the place there are soundings of 14 fth ins, likely the wreck will be lying on a bank or ledge of Gaxpore, Jan 3—The 8 for Cork, with part of the the Wakona, which vessel having undergone temporary more of the cargo on board, der the Wakona las on bi ten tons which was obliged ‘eh ing leston, RaLtan, Dec 2—Arr Lewi Phronia, Bassett, do. ons, Dec Maraare, Jan Ra: , Trurste, Dec 26—Arr Olof, Almgreen, NY. "Port oF Trinipan, Jan. 1C—Arr, G: ington, Fall Texkt, J it ‘HaTHaM, Feb for Boston; Sun, Philadel! immediately, were there, both for Si lat 41, lon 52 30, saw irleans for Liv rpool. i Elizabeth, Anderson, supposed tion, Fowler, Wilmington Key, Ist inst. ashore about 25th ult. known; Damaseus, Freeman, and Mai Delaware, Holbrook, New Y: iew York, in tow of an, of Bath, from tive a ‘barque. y Willis Putnam, and several schrs, New and others; also ab on Saturday verv Jatter part WNW. 'HILADELPHIA, Feb 17—A Greciau, Benedict, New O: de Cuba, Jan 12th. Basford, do do, wart a; Gardner H ballast the 10th; Br EI iN, Foster, Liverpool; Hect —bound to Bs NW, le from » lost long ans are k, do; Solon, Buckman, wtg frt; G Deean, Willard gs Liberty, Norton, and. J +, Geo Stoll i fm NY ork, land, of lelphia; Marcellus, Feneva, 901; Kalamazyo, MeCerren Capta'n m Wi By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Pareaonneriy, Feb 17—Ari Pearl, Ryder, Zevobia, Shan! Stevens, NOrlevws; srg, Terry, NYork, Fen 1i—Arr Frances, Gardner, Newport; Annabella, Pearsall, N York n ; Balance, Frost, Bo yrort; Palestine, . Savannah for P Ji Powell, hence 12th for head w: Cid Joseph, Bragdon, bory, West Indies. mn Ri ‘ark. Richmond for New Orlean borne and Lerey, Bedell, New Y in Hamrton Roa?s, i} Abo, Fooks, and Gallan jaker, Richmond for im WW fren Newport, with railroad hogy and bound to a er eet St tn AMUSEMENTS. Miscellaneous Hecord. ‘The Rammohan Roy, Cutts, from Philadel- leans, carried to that city Mrs JF a nd 5 seamen, from the wreck of the Almira, ton Gingerbread Ground. ‘apt Smith and crew of the Star, wrecked at 1. arrived at New Orleans om the The Manager ever ‘exc —Total number of vessels umber of men, 2,300. wty, Capt. Norton, those who have seen her, to be an. exce he hos made, was completed passage ever made oners, 6. ade, ‘MeCol Grotesques. an Dramatic Spectacle, . Costumes, Artillery, ‘Runs, &e., enti MAD ANTONY BOLD HORSE DEVILDARE } Whose ‘Tremendous Slides, Leaps and Bounds over Roaring and the Appalling Fe Di £ Bremen, 3000 w! Oct 23, lat 40 37 8, lon 44 20 W G4 oy from New York fo 8 16 W.. ‘ork (Nov 17) for Manilla, Dec 7, Grange, Ramsgate for NOrleans, no date, lat 30, lon 42 Kneeland, Blackmer, NBedford for Ichaboe, Nov 24, le feat $ lar Rock into a Fort i} be faithful r with the can be certified bills. Doors open at 6 o'clock, and performance to ermmence at 7. 49, lon 30. of the highest reputation, whi iverpool for NOrleans WELCH’S NATIONAL CIKOUS, PARK THHATRE, to meet the wishes of the public, ners the fo lowing perttully mi EDUCTION ICES, 69 . 25 Cents, 12} Cents. at 18,the performance to com- dg Entree, entitled the HEROES OF P . Followed by splendid Equestri Scenes, Postures, Vaulting, &e., by the following talentep Company T. V. Turver, the Brothers wing um, &e., &e., & Bridges, immense titled WAYNE! ashing Down stra: resul’ MPH OF LIBERTY ! pany by a perusal of 0. r Charleston, Dec 24, lat 21 30, lon 26 30, urtou, Liverpool for New Oxleans, Dee 24, lat 19 Cork for Savannah, Dec 15, let 20, 45. for Mobile, Dee 13, lat 50, Fotereoonch, NOrleans for Havre, 8 days out, Jar and to eonclude with the kth ‘eb 8, lat 36, Manilla for Boston; Pompey Ducklexs In the course of the wartetts, Choruses, . Gicllichesen, N Yor! Hy Gefle for New Jan 6—Came down the river, British Queen, Smith. Jan 6—Off, Washington, Mattison, 23 days fm a 6—Arr Ach Lorenzen, from w York, leaky, ’ together with three The following moste1 ds, ails, he 17th ule, lat iB, Lon St ed a report that to the tar and the Mary Ann have ‘oad iron belong’ to proceed to C Mountain Dew is ready for sea. nd. with the exception of ab be thrown overboard, in arbor, all to be re-shipped on Bearse, NYork; 27th, So- 3—Dr “Arm: ja i=Duo—"Ferp from ii 'Turce i Amoult and § ot jettie Mon- ico. and Madame Otto. n Girl, Balle, «. . Sig . from the Bohemia! Signore Pico sting for the first time by. 1—Grand Overture. 3 Spanish Ballad fr Signor Antognii 1d onfidence, Cozzens, NYork. lendid Grand Dn ‘Arr off, Orleaus, for NYork. i by VAG, Dec 9—Arr Bunovecto, Mathieson, New York for Gottenburg. Rio Janeino, Orleans, Idz; M SAVANNAH La Cruz, toload (or NY ork. is, NB. Feb 5—Arr Roanoke, Waid, Al and oi ° Hellini, 6—The beautiful 0,” from Dee 19—In port, Roscoe, and Mason, ldg for N le, argaret Forbes, for 8 Stores, and at the doors a Ns al 5 “EIS sora bate: at half-past 6 o'clock—Concert to commence at ic fiétel9re Doo | half-past 7 o’el ALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. MR. KNEASS AND TROUT FOR ONE WEEK INGER. ‘ On Tuesday the 18th, and Wednesday 19th of February, when will be presented the grand Ethiopian te Extravaganza, entitled the VIRGINIAN GIRL. {fo which will be ino duced the principal airs from the opera ‘To commence with a Concert, after which will be introduced me, the unrivalled Melodeon Band of Serenadera— ian Burle: que Opera of the JAN GIRL. hole Troupe, Jame Depo. Poorgoose. 0, , Durtts, Trios ‘ance and Grand fake your time rr and Parquette 50 cents. Second tier 35 cents. Private m at 634 o’clock—Concert to commence at 73% ox Office open from 10 to 5 o'clock to secure seats. IGNORA PICO’S AND MA ee D EER UMEN FAL: CONCERT, N next, 19th instant, ABERNAUCLE. Orchestra. Signor R R. TIMM will preside at the Piano Forte. PROGKAMM ig Antogni « .++Fall Orchestra. m "Blane . Signora Pico. fromthe Albam musicaleof | Sanquirico. adame Amnoult. “ ipai Hot ls, Music liner H Wright, Rem- 0, Laffin, Phila. jan 2—Sld Garonne, Myers, Battimore. Home Ports, Portvanp, Feb 14—Cld Cyrus, Brazier, Cuba. GhoucesrER, Feb Seal month, Ja At the end of this month. MADAME ARNOULT begs leave at the same time the publte, that, having decidedly York, she will her stay in the cit) DAM® ARNOU. Graffam, Camden for N do. port, frozen Fe to inform her friends am taken her winter quarters in Ne Staging, during Apply to M. talpa, Char'eston Ice expected to break up ew Beprorp, Feb 13—The ice extends from Clark’s Point int of Buzzard’s Bay ITALIAN MUSIC AND CONCEKTS. MADAME ARNOULT i give her IN NEW YORK, ticulars hereafte Lix, trom 11 to 10’elock, No. fi3 4t being the Southern is b 15—Arr Bertrand, Harlow, Charleston Lincoln, Passed Gibraltar ‘he A. has had very heavy isions, and some water; Con | with a' FULL C H Henry, Duane, Gree Solo parts by MRS. . LODE) NOK ANTOGNINI. PART I. A MISCELLANEOUS SELECTION. OFFERTORI iNOR RAPETTI A ship fro ‘South name and situatic oO} aod VIOLIS FULL CRORUS A iunday, SE to SW, light Mayo, Cardiff, Hoo, Luikin, Trinidad bs, from and for Boston light, mostly ES: m us Music Stores. OLLAR—Family Tickets, to ad- ree Dollars. ‘0 commence at 8 o'clock precisely. future announcements. GRAND VOCAL & IN#TR Will be given at the from Falmouth, Ja., arrived do do do do: Atlantic, nearly yeke, New Orleans Lagnayra. Below—Champion, Buckman, Orleans; Martha Kingsman, Denni R Thompson, from Was ral other vessel, RicuMonp, Thompson, Grorcktown, n, from Apalachicola; A C; H Westcott, and seve- Da b iM! Nassau, Chester, New York; Wm It River. lat 32, lon 77, darinj }, stauncheons, sj MENDELSSOHN’S LOBGESANG. R, GEORGE LODER, respectft h bers to the above performance, and the public that his CLASSI LOBGES. iy informs the subscri- Birthday.) » bumbesing ART iN OF PRAISE. MISS WATSON and SIG UM, by I ap- Full Programme in fi re UMENTAL CONC ERT— bernacle, on. Saturday, March next, in aid of the Funds of the German Society of New York. Particulars in future advertisements. IXTH ANNUAL BALL of the Hebrew Benevolent Soci », Will take place on Wednesday Ey fe7 3weod*ce ice to drivers of Carriages, Hacks, Cabs, pany down with their horses hendi ¢ up in reverse order, order ISAAC H, Inspector of Hacks and Cabs. jolly boats, galley and stove, a and water casks,and caused the brig to leak badly when way. 19th inst, Int 3134, long Apairchicola for N York NH; Olga, Turne Havre; Mart Frances, ja. Spooner, Havre Brown, Westbrook, Havan on poke Florence, 7 d: once that their 3 Antwerp; Louisiana, Fr. HURSDAY EV ’ Neil, Liverpoo! A id, Moses, Loveland, N ; Geo Skolfield, Managers would resi pks for the very il ‘Those wniecustomed to visi 1coLa, Feb scress, can little conceive the gr bert: Java, Berry; Glenduveer, Par mpire, Lewis, and Manhattan, Weel and, Danhtless, [Br] Ro Tucker,'do; Bordeaux, Barues, Providence Cld ‘Tecumseh, Ripley, Hi cmery and. Charles, Hoyt, Liverpool; t good that ii ms of money; especial Saree an are proud to ackuowledge that through the kiodness of their patrons, they have been 1 y Heviating, without disti ries of many poor and deserving families; fidently trust that with increased effc the Committees, this Ball the warm support of a get ‘The order of Dancin ment of the Floor will Mr. Wallace's excellent Band inclement season tion of cout ris to please o: ay its predecesse 1c. . ola, Renve, for Ti I, dog Dauntless, (Br) rangement of the Programm i) universal app: obat! atl will be opened tional Airs will well as daring the inter mi Doors open at 7—Dai ° ing, Boston, Id; Manhattan, Weeks, fm NYor! ordeaux, Barnes, and Paragon, Bray ayuga, Bedell, do d Own, Wik, rick son, fen Liver: * Croto joy be wi? you Tickets $1, to admit a Gentlemen and two of the Board of Managers, viz— P RR 206 Hudson street, President. Re N, corner of ‘Perry and Greenwich, V. ‘9 do; schr Cordelia, Bre Ar, Duncan, (Br) Hendi Br) Baker, from do; Albania, Cr M Due de Orleans, Ro- resident, WM. MeL AUG! elem te ES VIRTUE, comer toth Br) Thompson, Liverpool Cooper, Varney, New Y ietien, [8 w SIXTH ANNU. three Dollars, admit may be had of either of the unde: Mr. Joseph A. Jacksor Mr. Samuel Cohen, ie David Sam: Hi Below—coming ‘mont, of Thom: T- Foodhue, New York; Desdemo P Beck, Stackp Arr, US stenmer Co} Harveys L F hia; Sarah Parker, Cut or, Bo Karimchaa Roy. Cotts, Philadelphia; Kochelle, E ton; Ro Yehild, L Mr. £.. J. Simmons, pole, New York — d med that a Complimentar him, by his pupils, ar the Shakspeare F 5. Dollar : can be had at the Hotel, or of an THISTLE BALL GERS of the THISTLE BENEV: ASSOCIATION, respectfully anno tike place on T’ 1845,'at Tammany Hi unciug their Second and Last Ball for this season, the beg leave to return their e extended to their the abodes of penwry and love by judi- OLEN Secon gramme. The Man intrusted to a competent ( ommittee. has been engaged for the oc ‘The Committee have used their best exe: tions in th , and selections of the J he Highland Bog-* ipe, and Na- be played previons to the coumencement, as Danewwy ing will commence precisel al known by 7 Ladies, to be had 79 Courtlandt street, Treasurer. 5 Elizabeth street. eet and Sth Avenue. rner Greenwich and Lught street. 64 DUNLOP, Joho street, Brook ‘street and Ist Aven ab EKON, Secretary, 44 Hudson st. IN AID OF THE FUNDS oF sHR 4 HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, | TY OF NEW YORK, will take place at Niblo’s on Wednesday Evening, 19th Februa y, 1845, gentleman and two indies, No. 30 123 Broadway IMPLIMENTAKY BALL. . H. Conway, are res y Ball will be otel, on Amen Yer Steod ec A HE “ITALIAN ORC cere thanks to Mad. Otto, Signor Antegnini, Signor Sanq: irico, V ossrs. Boucher, Rapetti, wave their valuable ind King, Cook, inenteague, where STRA” beg to retum their iss De Luce, Mai, Sotenski, tee, JHNSON, Secretary. do for New York; A yh nn ag N’S Annaal Ball takes place at , Febraary [%h ICP THE ARGUS GRAND. MILITARY BALL takes place at Niblo’s Saloon, on Monday, Febrnary 24th. jones Eddy, Bliven, Provi ‘and Miss kelley, Messrs Aifard. Pogvidenen, wekee: heen and still are so quiet. The roads in active Oparation, tkelley. gay sad Allens running between points of any importance, already pay good dividends, and those partly completed, would, if finished,(do the same in a short time. The Eastern capitolis than forty millions of dollars, about twenty-eight mil- lions of which are in the rail roads of the New England States, and the balance in reads in other sections of the country. The capitalists of this city take very little in terest in its real prosperity ; they lend their names and use their influence to get up companies for the purpose of making a good speculation in what stock they may ba in possession of, of any public work with a determination to carry it through for the sake of the permanent advyan- tages it would give thiv ‘ict A New Discove Pipe, or one my be ‘one ‘agreeable ‘amet’ Th its all who use it. t 21 Courtlandt greet, where the po- the cost of 25 cents per bottle. Below, also, | ship, 2 brige and 2 topsail sohrs. having have invested in Liverpool: Plato, Phinney, Hull: Foreign importattons. rt barque New Hamburg; brig Star, — Mp REL Es Bhip Coriolanus—49 bales Lawren then a thera. ish may be hnd ar oilers and bay nearly clear of ice. hia Subscriptions to the 1d to the agents, C near Chestnut, where cr mdence of the Herald. Gtaxpome Hangor, 8. W, Const of [reland, Dee. 14 The wind forthe last three days This morning @ ship was s of distress flyiug, and all her head We could plainly see, with og. A few men were seen they were soon set, and the sh were many people ass-mbled which appeared to be their only manner in which the ship was handled blown a complete har All the new wnd el wholessle and rety Pablications for sale nt their ex h the exception of o oper, the “Herald” any paper pablished in b zt & Astoin200 hoxs pkgs Moran & Iselin—5 pkgs 41 “chmann—30 do 34 bxx They never toke hol that city, affording 9 valuable me: Cirements handed to the agents at halt pear ine Herald next day, G harleston—1169 crotehes mah: logs do 12 bbls gum Aymar & co 900 oranges D White. Domestic Importations. New Onteans—Shi hath InGo City—Sehr sto sve the ship come hanee of saving the co—20 crovches The legislature ot Sranted a charter to Albany and New York Medical Notice —The Advertisements of the she eure il ieee i se ky certain parties incorpora: the Suppression & hereafter appear Railroad pany, for the purpose of constructing a road wi ip to. an anchor ‘ew . bn, ‘& Godtfre: ican ship We Brooklyn. a "Sage, Suydam Boeken ANTE D—A emart obliging of age, with good reference o'clock, at 85 Warren street. te RESPECTABLE WOMAN, with a fresh breast of milk, is Anxious to take the charge o} MAN, 25, Wants a situatio OF A porter in a Commerc) ry well, He can may apply from 11 ("THE MONTGOMERY Dall takes place at » IG" THE ST. DAV] Tately lost her ehild ny person having an'infant they wou ‘ou'd find this a favorable opportunity, References made ctory. Apply at No, 118 Christopher street, in the rev re TO DRUGGIST: Be GUM HOG NY DRUGGIST will fiad a f18 3" re WANTED vy of the above article, | Ta fine ‘black ‘be, wilk, black velvet color and ea colored satin,and cloth Cloale’or ¢ is. and sleeves: superior manner urchase 1 Hf vn ving Invely arrived Can read and write, SIBIAYS GRAND SALOON, CONCERTS AND BA SVOLENT ASSOCIA Niblo’s Saloon, on Wed: (F*THE INDEPENDENCE GUARD. Grand Military Ball takes place at Niblo's Saloon, on Wednesday, February UARD Grand Military jaloon, on Monday, March 34. TY will hold their Annual arch 4th, Dinner to be on So’clock. Tickets to be ba the Stewards, resident aT the house S Ororeonp, so°d0 oF es 75 stone , an Overceat, mde of & ad 'quilted wih black with orarge Also, © fine Bl ck quilted with black silk, binek ‘The above reward wil o sud Cont a the 16th, for sale at a ereat wa ab. ut 200 bushels, Pifiee and Co Feit Wh Eitgea Sat from this city to Greenbush, opposite Albany. For the of water in the hold. STEAM POWER—Rooms « £18 3wre CREED To Led—the ory Brick Honse, with a attached, No, 92 Warren For particulars ap- "BERG: 9 Broad street ds for sale by i & BROOKS. 66 and 67 Nassan © laud, E, Woods, jurlesque Opera- Genie! Sanquirico. + Mad. Otto. Pico. ive lessons in general, the bth of tru yor creed, d they con~ the part of 3, receive pee iven to lay kve~ of the imm, Et ence, entlemen, who generously tance at the late Concert. By order of the, « gmoni LL8.