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and back. ‘The advantages railroads in other parts of the country possess over canals are verry great, but nothing compared to the advantages the Reading Railroad pos- es over the Schuylkill Canal, in consequence of the elevation of the mining districts above tide water. Ca nals, under the most favorable circumstances, cannot | compete with railroads. This fact has been settled be, yond a doubt, in this country and in Great Britain. Where suflicient freight offers to give full employment to all the steam power any railroad company can bring into Operation, no canal can successfully compete with then, ‘The increased quantity of merchandise a locomotive can take over a road, and the expedition with which an im- mense load can be transported, prevents the operations of any canal company from doing them any injury. The construction of the Reading Railroad, to come into com petition with a very powerful canal company, required a vast deal of energy, and the firmest belief in its ultimate success. At that time the Schuylkill canal, was one of the most profitable works in the country, and the idea of building a railroad to com- pete with it, was then considered almost madness. ‘The | Reading Railroad was chartered in 1833, and its con- struction commenced in 1835. Soon after, in 1836 and 7, this road, with a great many similar enterprises, was overtaken by the commercial crisis, which swept over the whole face of the country, and its completion was for a time much retarded. The company were forced to make heavy loans, and to submit to many sacrifices ; but in 19424 single track was finished from Philadelphia to || Reading, upon which, that year, nearly fifty thousand || tons of coal were sent to murket. In 1843, this quantity ‘Was increased to 230,387 tons, Since that time, a double |) track the whole length has been completed, at an ex- pense of one and @ half millions of dollars, In 1844, the || quantity of coal transported amounted to 441,491 tons, |and it is estimated that about double that quantity will | be delivered at Port Richmond this year. There is a pos- | sibility that, with sufficient outlay and with a supply o¢ | |coal to justify it, atrain might be started every hour.— ‘These would, in twenty-four hours, carry 12,000 tons, or | 3,756,000 tons in a year of 315 days. It will be some time | before this quantity of coal per annum will be required | but the facilities of the company will soon be made suf’ ficient to transport that amount. The cost of transporting aton of coal on this road, is | estimated this year to be between thirty-five and thirty | eight cents perton. The company charge anaverage price || for transportation of $1 05 per ton,which it is stated can be raised to $1 50 per ton, and still compete successfully with the canal, The business of the road of 1844, com pared with 1843, shows the following increase, viz: On | the transportation of coal ninety-one per cent; passen, || gers nineteen per cent,and on merchandise twelve per /cent. Weannex a list of the branch roads in the coal region, acting as feeders to the main track, embracing those at present in operation, as well as those in contem” platien, giving the length, with the quantity of coal transported by each for the present year:— | Ratnoaps Brancuixe From tHe Reapina Rosp. | al és . Length. transported. Port Clinton, or Little Schuylkill... 20 miles 60,000 tons Mine Hill, or Schuy!kill Haven 15 miles 390,000 tons jount Carbon. aeswcecseses Bimiles 250.000 tous Port Carbon and Schuyikill Vailey,... 18 miles 200,000 t ns Mill Cre . ies + 4 miles 100,000 cons } | ++eeee. 65 miles 1,000,000 tons + 20 miles 150,000 tons ++ 30 miles - Total in operation... ... ‘ontemplaied. | Beaver Creek. «0... ; |) Port Carbon and Danville... ./ | 115 miles 1,150,000 tons | The branch roads already in use are annually augmen. | ting their supplies of coal, by the opening of new mines along their lines, and by the increased working of those already in operation. These statements will give some idea of the immense resources and wealth of this com- Pany, and the favorable prospect its stockholders have | of the work being of great value, and ultimately paying large dividends. | ‘The only opposition to this road is the Schuylkill ca- | nal, the business on which has declined every year since the railroad began tocarry coal, in 1842, The company have ceased for some time (o declare dividends. It is now proposed to renew the competition by an enlarge- ment, to admit steam propellers of 200 tons to pass, which it is estimated can be done at a cost of one and 9 half mil- lions. Every one of the 109 locks will require altering, dams will have to be raised, the canal deepened and widened, and while this work was going on, the railroad would have the entire coal business to itself, for a period ofat least two orthree years. Canal improvements aro limited, while railroads are yet in their infancy, and must continue to improve every year fora long period to @ome. A railrsad of the present day that can compete successfully with » canol, will still further advance be, yond it every year. Old Stock Exchange. $3000 Peun’a 5's opg 73.4 50 shas L Island RR s60 65 309° 25 do. 65% i } 5000 Ohio 6’s. °60 500 do % 50 do 655 25shas Ma hattan Bk 95225, do 65, 40 Mech’s Bk 19944 30 do $30 6444 18 Am kxe bk 8534 100 do. 60 64%q do 852 50 Erie RR 390 285 100 Vicksburg Bk 60 8.35 N Jersey RR 96 20) Morris Canal 20% 25 Stomington RR 30 2944 10 do 060 3052 25 29!4 90 Farmers’ fr 34, 40 Norand Wore ‘30 69 100 do. 60 344 do 810 69 50 do. b30 3424 50 Reading RR 55) 10 Ohio Life and Tr 98 50 do 55% 50 Cantun Co 8040’ 50 do 5576, Second Board. $5000 Ohio 6's, "60 $60 95% 50 shas L Island RR 6434 200 shas Morris Cul 830 30-25 Norand Wore —_b3 69 2% Canton Co 33040 50 do 830 69 do 4 = =~ do b30 6944 New Stock Exchange. 50shasFarm’s Tr 03034 50-shasCantonCo —_¢ 4084 100 do 3374 100 L Island RR b6m 66 50 do 53.3375 50 do 83 65!¢ bo do si 2 do © 65'5 so do 03316 2 do 510 Gls, 25 Morris Canal b3 304 90 do 815 65 % do 36030 50 do D3 634 15. do ¢ 30% 25 NorandWore —b3 69 0 Erie RR © 28% 75 do © 69 10 do 530 28% «50 do s12 68% 0 do b329° 50 do 687%, 25 do. S10 28% 25 do tw 69 50 do c29 = 50 Harlem RR 530 67 —— Married, On Wednesday, 23d inst. by the Rev. Dr. Dewitt, in the Ninth street Church, Joun K. Pru of New Or- leans, to Miss Exizanera M., only daughter of John B. Dunha of this city. On Tur » 2d inst. by the Rev. Mr. P. Rice, Mr. Groxcr H. Banses, to Miss Euizanetn Dovie, only daughter of Col. George Doyle, of Williamsburg, Long sland. Died. On Thursday, 24th inst. aftera short illness, Isanxut.a infant daughter of Thomas Gullagher, aged eight hs. e friends of the family are invited to attend her {u- neral, to take place this afternoon, at 4} o'clock, from the corner of 0th street and 3d avenue. a RUINS Of THE BURNT DISTRICT. NPHE DAGUERREOTYPE Vit.W of these Ruins, taken from Exchange Plice, opp e spot Where’ stood Crocker & Warren's store, may be seen at LOUIS. L BIsHO 'S, Doguerrian Artist, No 205 1 all the rains treet, New their actual st such as it will forms a picture most interesting preserve ion of the sad calamity of the 1h inst. twill be disposed of at a reasonable price. Apply as above, at oy: ape, MOUIS L. BISHOP'S Dagnerreotype Rooms, jy2 tre 285 ‘Brocdway. ss Tu NAVY OFFICERS. ERY handsot it of UNIFORM, suitable for a can be purchased at iess than the for advert n they were order & the above 1s, that the gentleman by has receutly deceased, and they will the best quality and workmanship, aya at the tore of the sone RYDER, BROTA ERS 159 Broadwa aa UT IY Be yO FT tap OF GO NMED MATERIALS. SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Tran: portation,” will Ss il Thursday next, the disc stent, ont t carrying the ‘bulk of nowt 600 barrels, and abouc fifieen tous of iro and Copper fre the Navy Yard, at Pensa: | cola, Fla. Separate proposals, endorsed in the same manner, will be re- | ceived during the same period, for earryii ntity of Lime in.e,sks: to the same destinatia irl ald ‘Ten farr-weather working days to be allowed at each part fr taking ia and discharging cargo. No primage to be ‘The vessels will be sub ject rh ii ‘i | PROSPER M, WETMORE, Navy Agent's Office, New York, mTee wate | July 24, 1845, ; vo M RCHANTS AND CONTRACTORS, ESPECIALLY to those who have suffered by the ka B13 Please ra upon JNO. G. TIBBE'T |, 201 \ t, who having made. an tant improves Hid SHUT Tas AND DOORS: which wilvore mete a inthe least froma wall when the hottest flames are. pouring wie stthem. ‘here are some simiar to these, but wot the 4 my present improvement w INO. G. TIBBETS, AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS, L IPHE SUBSCRIBER offers his services in the Setilement of Clams in this city, or its vieinit: id i y < 'y, and in the Collec: Jection of Accounts, Notes, Drafts, Dividends, of any obliga: Kefers to Messrs. He & D. Pariah, . M. K Co, | Joseph Kernochan. {New bea New Orleans, July 12th, 1945. jit OS” i A CARD. TPITE person among. the gers I ML BY A, Cant Bich, ely. rom Miter: ae it ' /OTHES BG, cont ining ten clothes he owner by addressing J. 8, No. 66 1 where sard bag may by covered. Py ant SHIP KOSCIUS, FOR LIVERPOOL — r, - wera by wharf, foot of Wall street, to-morrow (Satgrday) mon pith instant, at 12 0°elock, xt which time the ship will xnil. Letter Bogs will close ot the waual places at 1134 o'clock, ey ! | | TO LET—The neat two story and attic Brick House No. 509 Hudson street. The house is moderu built, with fine yard, &c.—healthy location, Possession given on the Bist of August. Apply on the premises, or address F., at this office. - §.—A gentleman, with wife and two children, may be in- duced to remain as boarders with « geutee! family ‘© LET—The commodious from Offire in the lower Part af store No.9 Gold street. Enquire up stairs. dy2) ae TO LET—A good Store and two large Lofts, No. 12 William at. three doors above Johu st, N- ¥, eaguire jy 3t*rh the sto A PART OF A HOUSE WANTED, wafurauhed, fra (2 oF near the upper part of Broadway, ind private funi- MBL Iy, from the Ist ul August, Apply. tA: B.C. J. W Biooetts, Chemist, 64 Broadway, uear Bleecker str boarding house need apply. inf TO LET—An Office, w Graf proof store No. 94 Broad street. will be given. Apply on the prem: 324 Suin* ch DOGS FOR SALE. A few choice pure white English Terrier amd Bull; i Pups, of warranted pure blood and imported reeds. emen supplied with any kind of Sporting or Fancy ‘on application at the bar 53 Fulton street, Ne Y. iy2d attrre FOR SALE—Siguor Valielina going to leave the city for Europe, offers for sale a fiue bay Hun a ‘aggon, with Harness and Saddle—the whole in COuprece order, The horse coming six years old, aud warrynted sound and good for family use. For further particulars enquire at Palmo’s N. Y. Opera House, Chamb: __ dye rre ~FOR SALE—A black MARE, 8 years old, 15 ands hig, aud very fast. She goes t) the waxgon first rate saddle beast. Price $150, with blan- , ke. on as Ketycaee, halter, wire at HATHOKN'S Livery Si 24 ¢ of Bleecke MUdstlUe ied ADY, who has athorough knowledge of Music, bem Ae BAe eRe ates murrerk te burion tad teatton fiesta fully competent to instruct in thi to devote her time to the instruction © rate terms, A note addressed to A. paper, shail be puuctually attended to. Je28 Im*re W 4NTED.--A few active, intelligent men, to act as agents | ferent | for the sale of new and popular Publications, indi parts of the countr insured th I be per nd more if the} emplo; i] no doubt make over $1000 per yes ences, and there is about half a dozen place: Ww ye filled ; each man will have his district, and it will be sary for them to have at least $25 or $50, to obtain a good ft. None need apply unless he has that amount, for it, 18 our object to get them started in such a mauner us will be benefi- 5 cial to them, as well as to us. Apply at 95 Duane street. | Letters must be post paid. Jel2 Im*rh LOST OR STOLEN, OY, Saiurday, lasts © PROMISSORY NOTE Charles f. Rice—payable at the Chemical Bank city of N. York, to the order of Henry 8. Dorimes, 4 mouths after ‘dated June 16, 1845—for $500, Said uute was euclosed in er directed to H Hopper. 117 Sullivan street. il p us are hereby warned agait yurchasing or receiv: aid note, as paymeut has been stopp jiberal reward will be paid for its return to the subscribers, orto Warren Jenkins, office 63 Wall st. jy25 3t*rh HENRY P. DORIMERS. LOST—JULY 19th, 1845— ON Saturday morning, between three and four o’clock, two | Memorandum Books—somewhere between No. 299 Hous tou street and Fulton Market ‘The finder will be liberally re- | warded by leaving them at Stall No. 38, Fulton Maiket, as they are of no use to any person except the owner. THOMAS M. JENKINS, Butcher, Jy24 30*rre Stall No. 38, Fulton Market. FOR SALE— TWO SECOND-HAND COUNTERS, one Counting: Room Desk, and one Fire-Proof (Delano’s.) Apply at 64 beaver street. jy24 at®rre J CBN D KLEUDGEN has removed to 78 Water street. Jy2t atm ROLKER & MOLLMANN have removed to No. 4 « = Souch William street. Jy24 st rh HANLINE & OSTHEIMER, K STReET, PHILADtLPHIA, have received ivals from Europe, a large assortment of by! Ww hite French Looking Glass Pla oe Unsilvered White Polished Window Plates. Also all sizes of Greea Lool with a large assortment of Pencils and Marbles, Spectacles,’ Toilet Glasses, Pipes var ety of other French and German Goods, which they offer at the lowest market prices Jy242meod gbz RANAWAY JROM u ber, on the night of the 22d, CHARLES MAGUFFIN, an indeuted Apprentice to the Cedar Coop- cring business. Said boy is twenty years of age, dark com- plexion, brown curly hair. Ml persons are forbid harboring or trusting said boy, as I shall pay no debts of his contracting. CHRISTIAN DREBY, t, Philad T SHIP LIVERPOOL, FRO. V ‘ousigness per this vessel will piease take uotice ts discharging under general order, at west side Burling. slip. Ail goods not permitied must be se itto public store. jy 24 rre LATE FIRE. KING BIRD, iu @ lars 1X. alsoa Canary Bird and Cage, were the late fire at FH. Way's House of Refreshment Washington stiect, opposite the market. ‘The owver cure the same by applying as above yz: FINE WALCH STOLEN. 17-13 t0 57-34 Glass Plates...“ 9-7 to 40-20 ‘oys, Slates, Leather Dolls, ake a e splendid Cage, r mation as above, A gold cased extra hard dial aud chased edg. New York, 22 udependent seconds watch—gold dial (with an a MOTO’ ¢ }—Kold capped.eugraved back, No. s6607—23 jewels—M. 1. Toi july, 1843. A CARD. LY FRERES, late of 44 Beaver street, beg leave to return Jy23 at*rre exertions in removing their goods from their store, and keeping them in safety till after the ire, street, for their valuable services im removing goods at the risk of their lives, and having them stored in salety at No. 65 Wall street, at the Pe i Insurance Company office, who kindly lent us the use of their rooms. Sy2t3rtrh COUNTING-HOUSE, HORIZONTAL AND LAWYER’S DESKS,OFFICE TABLES, CHAIRS, STOOLS, &e., &e., &e. FTE subscribers, late of 50 Broad street, would inform their friends that they have taken the store coruer ef Broadway and Wail streets, where they tend to keep ou hand a general assortment of the above articles, together with all kinds ot Fur- uiture, (hairs, &e.~ all of which will be disposed of on reason- able terms. All o1 ly, received aud punctually at tended to atthe Id work repaired. JOTHAM CLARK. EDW. C, LITTLE. TO LET.—Pleasaut Rooms, with Breakfast and Tea if re- quired, ‘in a respectable private family. Apply at17 Howard st. References excnanged. 3523 Iw*rh » MIG \LOTHS, CASSIMERES, &e. REFINISHER, No. 141 West street, sew York. | Also. Damaged Woollen Goods done up. Orders may be left at 60, 63 aud G4 Pine street. REFERENCES Wolcott & Slade, 69 Ping st—W. C. Langley & Co., 64 Pine $I. Jones & Co. 12 Pine st—D. Brigham & Co’, 60 Pine st.—Halsted, Haines & Co., 31 Nassau st —Lewis & Fair.nai, Lib rty s.— Wilson, Butler & Co , 37 Willian st jy231w*rh | WILDER'S PATENT SALAM Orvice ov Tie Jerrenson Insurance Co., TriumMpHant.—Several hai New York, Lap 1845. ANDER SAFE Acain HE Stockholders of this Comp a AMUSEMENTS. ing ruins of the late great fire, and all the office of the Company and si , th < wish to fill up their respective shares,or to recei i f SILAS COHERRING | GUNTER’S DINING SALOON, 147 Fulton St., New York. HE SUBSCRIBER having taken the above premi | ed itupin a style surpassing that of any establ of the kiud in New ¥ | friends in town and country, to the con establishment affords. convey their intention by post, 10 the efieg Gro. T, Hore, See'y. ) MERCANTILE Conan INSURANCE No. 63 WALL STREET. recent calamitous Bre Eleazer, a Jew golosmith, ork, begs to call the atteution of his| ete! ces which his | s. To meu whose business and profes sional pursuits require them to be supplied at any hour in the larly convenient. Every luxury which may be desired wil: be found, while the most | assidious atteution will be shown tothe wants and wishes ef of the Trust examination of the Fesolved to continue New York, 23d July, 1845. rs of the Compa..y, it was unanimously e and Fire Insuri ng Saloon will be partis Emperor Sagismond Albert, a captaia in A Nobleman, attendant of the Price of Admission—Kirst Trer of |B ond and Third Tiers, 50 cents; Gallery, 25 cent Joors open at7 o’elock, aid the Curtain will rise half-past7 o’cloc! Joseph Walker, Uintiea Wek Rtodg Thomas Hunt, Stewart C. Marsh, Richd. Patrick, William A. Keteltas, The ‘subscriber feels will be satisfactory H. H GUNTER, 147 Fulton street, N.Y. WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT, . BRATTLEBORO’, Vt—BY DR. R. WESSEL OEFT, (German, late of Boston. try the Water-Cure Treatment, on the pi uit, Graefenberg, Gi above, giving a luci ‘enjoy them, establishment Patients wishing to ‘of Vincent Priess- II please address, post pai diseases, when ti gpsyrer 3s te the probabilicy h the time when, an d atthe establishment fetocome. Satisfactory references given. Wm. C. Langi: Pro OTR. ss 2s Henry A. Stone oprietors Robert 8 Barnes, hu F Seamen. REGORY, Preside i wg by Si Pi UXIE, Vice Pre: A Spanish Fovg yy Signora ico, MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 Duane Street. H. PARKER, Aj + fully ivforms his 'TY INSURANCE COMPANY » With a . CASH CAPITAL OF $100,000, 6 been in business about one year and entirely the late fire, will take risks in THs ciTY on the most favorable terms. As the rules of the Company prohibit the taking over $5000 one risk, they a bl aired by swgeping fires as they would other- from Aimsterdam, most respect ids suid the public -n general he has received a magnificent collection of anereut aud Antiquities, cousisting of Japane: ‘orcelain Jars and The range of spl Plates, Dishes, Cups ond Saucers; old ups aud Saucers; an. uy Wooden Corved J 1577, formerly belouged to reat Inquisitor, of & ountry; of whic! d Gen lemen, udid collection, Dresden Porcelain Gro: of the 16th cents Arm Chairs, from the yer the Cardinal’ Ximeni never has been seen ip i at moderate pric i call and examine this sp Also, two carved Chairs, for Cath 0] from 16 A. M. till 6 P.M. BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTORY. GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Planished Tin and Cutlery, Hard and H », Baskets, Brushes, Di jats, 8} short, every variety’ of house-ke cl ‘tinent of Coffee rus ‘overs, &c., &c., for hotels and steamboats, on hand and mauufactured at the shortest not Signora Pico will to have their 0" Doors open at half- mence at 8o’clock e. "claims for losses will be prom; JOSEPH'N? CLANK, President. mi the above company may be re eachokiged to issue poli § WIN, J.HARKISON, Agents, 65 Wall street. Orrice or THe New Youw Equirantn Ins Ci 22d July, 1845 Purr 8. Gatrin, Secretary. ari fe subscribers, who a MRS. MOWATT FOR pany have ascertained that upwards of 60,000 lurs of the sum first estimated +n the burut distri from the best cleulation, ay all its losses at maturity, and destroyed or damaged, lieved that this compeny will p: 1 of 190 to 170,400 di y continues to insure on as favorable terms as LAMBERT SUYD AM, Pres’t. NEW EMBROIDERL ETER ROBERTS respectful friends and the pub scription, receiv other sound institutions, calls the attention of his endid goods of the above which, Paina imparted es, will be sold at a He Would also call atten- Cavan, Rata Company, 19th July, 1845, IE losses of this Company by the late fire ‘ exceed $50,000, and having an ample subscription to pa ry will continue to ritling advance on the original cost. a tion toseveral lots purchased at auction, atan immense sacrifice, which will be found well desery To conclude (24 T ‘ ing an’ early inspection. ‘The are very desirable, being 25 per cent under the «Che hly embroidered, from 14s to $3,50 0 broidered Collars, finished edges, for 8s., usual price 150 Embroidered Capes, at $3, 50 do yment of its losse: and Marine risks as heretofore. DIBBL¥, Secretary. RANCE CO., 9 caghion demand, all sit has sustained by the late fire,s0 soon as the claims are adjusted. Vire and Marine risks will be taken as usual. SIMEON BALDWIN, President. rices— -neck Chemise no nor Chemisetts, PELICAN MUTUAL INSUL Ne LL ST! W. W, Dinste Ruvierd borders. A choice assortment of rich embroidered Handkerchiefs, which are offered unt S.cases of vario stripes, plaids, figw Alot new Maslin ¢., Ke., all of which will OFFICE UF TH pital of this Company remai y the fire of this day not exceed ake prompt settlement of we to insure Fire and Mari ANCE 5 ‘ON INSURANCE C YOUNG FRAN: y ‘unimpaited, their 000, and they a of Swiss and French Muslins, in BARN BILLY WHITLO ; and BRYANT. | Also, the Ethiopi Doors open at 7ig—Performance to commence at Bp. n efficient Police in attendance, ‘Triminings, Laces, Veils, Hosiery,Gloves, ins. 3 BROADWAY. COMIC ALMANACS FOR Is46, FOUR KINDS. e Risks, at fair rates. CARROLL, Sec’y. THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. + PAKK THEATRE. FRENCH OPERA. Friday Evening, July 25th, Will be performed | For the third time in this city, 8 grand Opera in five acts je atitl THE JEWESS! LA JUIVE id the Jew: ‘Mille Calve oat CASTLE GARDE: Admission 50 Cents.-0) Last Night of the Inimitable Cantatrice, SIGNORA PICO. «soos... Messrs. French and [eiser Grand_ Entertainment ! Friday Evening, July 25, The performance will commence with the Overture to Zampa, the Corsair, Mr. Dennison will sing the aria of * Vy Sister Dear.” Soldier's Waltz, by the Orchestra, titled El Tague. rotesqur, by Par-loe crallopaie, by tre full Band Mad’ile P. D sjardi is wil! danee te Pas de Kracow. Signora Fico will siug_ on english Song, trom ovhemian Girl. L7- lutecunissua of Half an Hour tor Promenade aud Metres: meuts id Cosmoramas will he open for inspection. ¢ srcond part wil comme ce wit Good Night, my F is by «full Orchestra. 6 ltali he celebr ted Koudeau, from LaCever Cinderella. El Bolero Espagnol, by Ma’selle Desjardi mst 6 o'clock. Performance to eom- NIBLO’S GARDEN. INE NIGHT MORE. g, July 25. Friday Eve The performance to commence with the Overture to La Bayadere. be followed by the piece, entitled RT NEVER WON FAIR LADY. first time. Mrs Mowait Mr, Crisp iss Taylor the opera of s. tr DING. . Mrs, Mowatt . Mr. Crisp aif’ an Ho: MT ak ime) with the Burletta called E ATTIC STORY. (7™ Intermi (CP Aa eMecent rouce wil always Ge i atteadaace to mais ood order and Keep all improper persons out. ets ed, ‘ents. A limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed of. ; io Ferlormance te commence at 8o’clock. Doors open at oFloe! AUXHALL GAKDEN SALUUN, BOWERY. OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN _ OR SHINE. Admission only One Shilling. THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY. The following Ladies and Gentlemen havi for six nights, will been re-eagaged iN Miss A HOM ANCISCO, Signer MARRIETTO, MADAMOISELLE ROSINA ( EY WILLIAMS, DAN G. LOCK, CHARLES Brothers snd Sister. der officers. Martin and jy20 Iw*re Capra, 200,000 DotLars. ice, 41 Fulton: street, Breoklyn. ANY is prepared to tak ‘New York on favorable terms ion depots, booksellers, and by notified of the annual if hy are b our Comic ‘Almanacs, replete with fan and fine appearance of our Comic Almanac extracted with care from the la her's Comic, Tumer’s Comic, ic,and De Darkies Comic, those on th those at a distance will order, or Teatest variety and HE undersigned havi Kangeron, Jamar, hy purpose ngaging a suitable company. Ladies, and. re talent, wishing engagements, will please address the subscriver ast paid. PG ye bteodtrre 8. DE CORDOVA, New York. risks in the city of ing lost by the recent ital y-will be paid on liqui- tary. OH. President. 2 ‘The losses sustained by this, compa FINN M. DELAMAT! Brooxtyn, July 21, 1845. tICAL NOTIC im ieased the THEATRE ROYAL, arrived in this country for the THEATI geutlemen of the profession, of acknowledged INSURANCE, OOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CO. will i ize against loss and damage by er of Fulton and fh, and do fall justice to all roe URNER & FISHER, 4 Chatham street. PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE, AT 411 BROADWAY, WALKER has constantly on hand an extensive assort- Rosewood and Maho id merchandize agai , at their office, upper coi streets, near the Fulton Ferry, The capital of this company orders, in time, kinds, quantity, and Ne sorts on. the banks of the mighty Hadson. FREE, EXHIBITIONS. is unimpaired by the recent Reference is made to the following doing business in New (UP STAIRS) ats Contin of every description i McC ARTY i are loaned on hire pular factory, No. 40 W. New Pianos for d, v1 . & 8. Willetts SWORTH, President. iy2i 2wi Mec TILE MUTUAL INSURANCE ) ublie, that they e establishment, or at eet, uear the 6th avent Je, with all the moderu improve ments, warranted equal to any in the United States. A Joseph Pettit, firm J. WILLIAM Arrrep G.Sre is, Dated Brooklyn, July been made with Mr. D. W. WRIGHT, the best Fel calist of the age, who will sing several of the most i sougs of the times ; also with Mr. BE popular Comic Dancer, who will appear in a variety of comic In addition to the above, the AMERICAN BRASS BAND isengrged. Leader, Mr. James Shel 2 EMOYVED to No. 65 Franklin street, one door East of Broadway, M. DUMSDAY, Professor of the Guitar, ing. Accordeon, and Violin, continues to te: 1 New ‘York the above fashionable comparative short time, by ‘Terms reasonable. M. D. will go, as usual, p stages. Satisfactory city ferenices gaven on application at No. 65 Franklin street. so far unimpaired by the recent fire, that they are take Marine and Fire Risks as heret fore, on the. m« di . C JOSEPH HOXIE Exwoop Wauren, Secretary. the moruing of A 203 his new Analysing and Inductive ‘ommercial of Saturd: JEFFERSON INSURAN: by the recent fire $200,000, over-estimated. ly 19, 1845. peared a statement, that k COMPANY had Twish to say that this is greatly The losses of the will amount to about $100,000. * The compan: as usnal, at their office No. 50 Wall - THORNE, President. HE following described Watch was stolen from the wine dow of No. 106, Broadway this morning. A suitoble re- ward will be given for its recovery Pawubrokers and wateh- makers are requested to be ou the look-out for it, aud give imfor- N addition to tablishment of the kind in where the Ice Creams are made entirely one sceptical on this point, may easily satisfy themselves by comparison. ‘ : Parties and families supplied as usual ; also, with rich Plain Crean, received twice a day from Orange co we ZEOLIAN HARPS. 7 purchased the patent ri oleman’s Holian Attachmentto the Pianoforte,” for the entire United States, (excepting Massachusetts, he public, that they are now prepared to supply Pianofortes his improvement attached, or to attach the same to. au ard tothe durability C. are prepared to satisfy the most pre- tion and experience the assertion, that the “Zohan” will remain climate, and it will not be affected by transitions The most satisfactory warrantee is given with NNS & CLARK havi: jasiness of insurance T. W. SURANCE COMPANY. Buildings) has lost not ex Dollars, probabl: housand Dollars, by d moderu made horizontal Pi of this inveution, N. & C. judiced mind, their own ert V0) J their thanks to Adams’ avd Harndeu’s Expresses tor their ‘ard. ‘Applications for msurance received as usual. No risk taken for more than $5,000. j WM: JAS, BOGGS. Secretary. SITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, have the faction to inform their custome uire over 10 perce: Josses by the recent sad conflagration inde office of the company, No. J. F.also return thanks to Messrs. Shepard & Co.. 242 Water ublic are mvited to examine the“ AZolian Piauofortes” oadway, opposite the Park ent of 6, 64 and 7 Octave where also may be found an assorem nofortes. both in rose wood and mahor TELD respectfully informs his friends aud the public uarters at the Uni- bar, or 196 Water ; where he has a number of Bassford’s improved Billiard on sale or for playing, and will be hay shar is well stock “obblers, White Lions, 2. &e. ANIZED IRON AND TIN. ALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very su- periorarticle, warranted not to rust. ia Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper, neat Pig Iron, for sale by 1 the public, that of their capital stock, to pay for the Drawing Ko: 1 Nastranger should vi the Great Colle tio. o! . BUOKS, FAINTINGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, which are offered “at weatly reduced prices. ; ‘The Public Sale Room is filled with books of every kind, in various languages, to see which, and the Print Room, ‘no charge is made. Above the Bookstore or Sale Room, an apartment is fitted the E HIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, Comsteting of about Ww EADING, Pres ed States Hotel, hi DF. Cunny, Secretary. FIRE INSURANCE. HE TRUST FIRE INSURANC Wail street, offer fire on reasonable term lias G. Drake, Valentine G, Hall, : i y to have them for making Sherry "re COMPANY, No. 60 lemuity against loss and damage by es Hiams, Edmund Penfuld, John Cleaveland. DRAKE, President. CASS & WARD, John Rankin, Ji No Tt Broad atreet ancient am wdern Masters—to view which, of 123g cents The Arms of Individuals whose fami country in E lum, equal in exee dom Hera'd s Colleges. Genealogies or Pedigrees arranged and illuminated. The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, with his arms and crest, as worn upou his carriage. Price only $ 5@—in colors. A Curiosity. Je23 eodtf m PINE WOOD. EVEN HUNDR* D CORDS No. 1, for sale low, in Gin- OD gatha Inlet, Accomac Co., Vi JOHN SAVAGE, 8.8 DENNIS, H. T. RUSSELL. Said Le is navigable for vessels drawing seven feet. h, Sc, &e., for $100 cash, to close the concern. crifice. They have not been twelve months in uw mbrace every article required in the busi will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. THE ALHAMRA OF RESORTS S THE by hundreds of the first fami- one of the most delightful re- J€ THE FIRST ORDER, Every afternoon at 3 o'clock, commencing on MONDAY, July 2ist wed and Tremendous and Excitement! very happy to announce the following artists :— G FRANCISCO, THE FAKIR OF ANGELINA, aud the greatest Magician of the 19th century, and the only Professor of the art that can perform magic in the opeu day In addition to the above novelties, arrangements have setto Vo- ionable 8, the Ir. BENJAMIN YAT’ Jy2t*1w ec THE ALHAMRA. ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONARY, 559 Broadway. being the most me: his city, ent ard excellent es also the ouly one of pure cream ; any COLMAN’S LITERARY SALOON, AND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broadway, New York. MILIAN’S Great ond id work, being his tour h the United States, illustrared with Eighty Eau- safter thes auner of drawinws m large folio—with « ‘dlume of letter press. both volumes elegantly pnt up i ‘A few copies «uly priuted in English sit the City without calling in to see UNDRED CHOICE PICTURES, mall charge wired. HERALDRY. ed and spl idly emt bere ai rope, traced and splendidly, emblazoued on. ¥ on, aud at one third the charge of the Lou- JUST PUBLISHED, OLY, FRERCS, late of 4 Beaver street, have removed to 15 William street, up stairs. Jy221 SLIGHT: 5 oN Dt LIGHLE UL EXCUKSION ILSON & BROWN b J. B_ STOUVENEL, MPORTER OF WINES, No. 39 Jobn street, i: forms his friends aud the lovers ot good Wines generally, that in order to supply the great dewand, he has made arrangements to have always tu store, and to receive direct fui Bordeaux, Wines of the first quality, from the proprietors direct. ‘The weil knows hous are sufficient recommen: dation ofthe qualities of the Wines, without further details = Herars Barton & (suestrix, ? Proprietors of Vignobles, Cage Beri at Bordeaux. N. 6.—J. B.S. tudertakes to sell Wine for family use, by n orgallon, Jy23 im*ec BOARDING. or four single geutlemen, or gentlemen and their can be accommodation with good Board and pleasant rooms on Clinton Avenue, East Brooklyn. Tue place is cele- brated for being healthy and plessant, commanding a fine view of the Bay and Harbor of New York.’ Apply to JAMES VaN DYK, 7 Clinton Avenue. i near the Church. N. B.—Omuibuses ran until 10 o'clock P. M., from Fulton Ferry. dy23 Iw*rh NOTICE. RS. G. B, MILLER & CO. would respectfully inform their numerous customers, that notwithstanding the de- struction of their factory. by the late fire, they still continue to ly all orders for their Snuff and Tobacco as usw old stand No. 110 Water street iv22 at*rh NOLICE the doi HREE I eis bene i all those in want of employment, and is in hopes of that which such an undertaking’ merits. His office is street, and fitted up for the accommodation of all is itof employment. Call at 9954 Duane street. Lew BILLIARDS—GREAT IMPROV. SOULHERNERS, Strangers and Citizen nvited to try Mahogany Beds with 169 Panels, made by steam machinery. work conld not be doue by hand without three times hious so elastic U eleven can be war by a single blo sale or playing at BASSFORD'S old stand-—Katrances joining the Museum Building, Aun street, and 149 Fulton st. Otis Field, with a number of these improved Table: his friends to call at the Onited States Hotei, Entrance the bar-room or 196 Water street. iy2 ENTS. vites hrowgh FOR SALE, IGNAL TELE- operation, it HE, New York au GRAPH, bei would «ffurd great fi aewspipers or private ex mn. autes beeween the two ek d at an expense of i dollars ana wil be imal] sum, as the uw. er eEurope in it D GIUEFIN, Acting Agent, elparey strcet, N.Yoor te where all necessary information will be given 4523 at" ree Vay ATCHES (> WATCHES AND URW ATCHES '—WATCHES AND JEWS = Tnose who. re to. purchase Gold or Silver Watches 6 d ains, Gold Pen &e., will hud it greatly to thelr ad: rita to call « ber, who is selling all description of the above at retail much lower than any other house rt ‘Watches ax low as $20 and $2 each Watches Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Watches warren re izo0d time or the movey retunded. Watches and Jewely coett tain. the best mauner and warranted, at mach lees thet ae anual BCS ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewel CG. ALLEN, Importer 0 and Jewelry, Wholesale and Retail 51 Wall stevet, m5 Im*ee Late 30, cor, William at., op at THt, ChLEBRATED PATE D'AMANDES. RGEAT PASTE dissolved in wat Jen pleasant and healthy summer de following nincen J. Millan 263 Brondyay; A. B, Sa ng, 132 Chath: hers and Chatham rom, streets; Moot ory, 120 Attorney st; W. J. Coddington, 203 Hudson, corner pring st-; Jo W. Bussett, 644 Broadway; Collins & Cow, 461 Grand wtreet; Dr, Sargent corner ath street and 3d avenue; John L,. Shefftin, 114 Canal street; A.G, Levy, 202 Delaney. street ; Rushton & Co. 10 Broadway ; Brooklyn, Jas, W. Smith, cor alton and Cranberry streets jud Tmt re riotug Scriptural amoogst them Batermans, and » «by this ship will please he on hoard at Orleans | | Lured with the greatest ca en daily from & Jy4 Im*re port Seine, Her % Ibs,, maiutacs vom the best ma xpressly OWN THE LOWER BAY —The new und commodious steamer DELAWARE, i SATU RD AY ‘clock; Hammond street, N. R. at halt I street, ut quarter before reet, E.R quarter past, 3, and pier No. 1, N. past 3 o'clock; making the’ above excursion: city. by, half past 7. o’elo SANDY HOO! view of the Ocean, the Highls tiful Scenery and Fortitieations of the Harbor, as well as an H the healthy aud refreshing lay. THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS M N 1C FLUID. HIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the universal approbation of the Medical Profession of Grea: been sufficiently long before the American pub- PARTICULAR RE UEST AND NOTICE. & BR , now removed to the coruer of Carlisle and W sufferedin common with other and papers of accor have sold gov statement of thei counts rendered ; and where such bills and accoun y the ordinary Galvanic Battery or Electric and Mag: netic Machines are used, but are without any of the in ich accompany the applications by those instru other respects are more $AF& and CERTAIN e desired object. ings have been used with perfect success in all cases of Rheumatism, acute nee excellent opportunity of en; breeze after the business 0 Fire forthe whole Excursion, y25 OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE. Albany, 75 cents—Utica, 10,50—Also, Oswego, $3— $1—Toronto, $5—Cl b Di Office No. i Bare! FISHING ee Steamer RK. L. STEVENS, Captai will make an excursion to the Fir order that they may come to a settlement. WILSt through im the fast fi ; Palsy ; Epilepsy all Nervous Disorders. have been equally successful, Their extraordina the system must be witnessed to be. believed; a preventive for the above complaints they a CUKSION TO THE NOTICE TO BANKS “g lost their Bill Book by the Banks hav ng their notes aud of the same to their present of Carlisle. OWN, recently occupants of the Store 32 Broad st streets, in the loss of books earnestly solicit those to whom they t been paid for, to render a full with copies of dered, to furnish a statement of the goods d BROWN will also thank parties holding their acceptances and notes, to render a statement of the same, tnat due provi n may be made for them at maturity. Banks hold- ame running to maturity, will confer a favor by no- them im a sunilar manner. ESON & BR OWN have been so fortunate as to recover from the ruins of their late store, their tin box, containing all their notes of hand collected, with but and other valuable papers; but in so charred and damaged a state, that thougn legible, they will have to trouble parties con- nected therewith, in their stead. jy21 lw 1s eod"e very few exceptions, with substituting new papers of similar tenor recommended. | The Galvanic Rings are in every way very Tuesday, Thursday and Fri the reach of all, id street at 854 o'clock, A.M. wen Mare Hvar sa ts and Piet Bait furnished grat h ighest character regarding efficacy of the Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid, refer ence is made to former advertisements, or they may be seen in New York, 131 Fulton street n, at the store of James W. Sarit, FOR HALIF / I chi F AND LIVERPOOL. Steamships BRITANNIA ‘above ports, as follows, viz: ‘commander—Friday, August 1. ie Saturday, August 16. . 10 Halifax, $20, BRIGHAM, Jr. 6 W at the office. Only Agene ‘Sun Building.) In Brook Druggist, corner Fulton and Cranberry streets. ps, Bri Pickled Tongues, V (ood dinner of Roast or Boiled Meat for One Shill lay, from i2to 4 o’clock. | Dub’ draught. Good Lodgings for, Cuts ata ee notice. ar parison, for years past, to be the ble in the city. No House bett By trish, Scotch and city papers. Always the latest news by the Steamers. Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready at « moment's warning—free—gratis—for nothing. ASS & WARD having been burnt out, have removed to Store No. 89 Broad street, on the comer of Stone street. Passage to Liverpool, $120 For freight or passage app! perior Dew and Snow Rot LLINS & CO, 56 South st. CARVER & HALL, RCHITECTS, Engineers, J EMP.—20 tons of ver; K. ¢ LIVERPOOL LINE "ACKETS OF THE ook AUGUST id elegant packet I n, master, 1100 ton juilding an‘l-Real Estate OTT’S BAZAAR, Si No. 37 DEY STR: iy BETWEEN BROADWAY AND GREEN STREET. WICH ANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere thanks to his friends and the public at large, fo ceived since he has been in business, and hopes by the same strict attention to merit a continuance thereof. ‘The ofhis Ales, Wines, Liquors and Segars, are too well known to need comment. "A large assortment of Refreshments to be had at all time: Mat- ¢ liberal support re- jaalities ull twelve at night—such as Beef Ste: Kidneys, Hamand Eggs, Sardines, Poached Welch Rarebits, Coffee, Tea, ke. A e in Brown Stout alw ents and 37}y cents. House has been proved, by it and most comfort plied with English 4 je8 Im* re it es above, her regular day: for cabin, second cabin to secure berths should of Viaiden Lan "°FOREPH McMURRAY, lendid MP, Ba Cae bn age stre «The aplendid new ship Henry Clay, Eyra Nye, ma aeved the Ashburton, and sail on the éth September, her re will positively O| ECONOMISTS, French prceus’ knows onlyta the advertisers table and prano covers cleaned Gite dred to my anenovaced in a first rate style at 50 cen Pate ost) COM op SMITH, 70 Allen street, newt Grand, NHE MANSION HOUSE, 39 Broadway, is uninjured by ivtiiwiee tnd continues oPen 10F CoP UNKER. Agents, 33 Wall street, New York: 51 Noth Sixth street, a ing; Drawings aud Specifications for P: (ate bought and wd ateerage passengers, persous Ww Toni Yoaned and invested: property | make early application on boat él (fede Vinee ARTIFICIAL EYES ADE and Inserted by Dr. J, GRA York, the only maker of the H YF: in the United States. Any person that wia suited should always apply to wre N MAN ARTIFICIAL LD LINK OF LIVER. he Maker, who has VERPO! pets cleaned whole at 6% cents per y J watered on an improved prinet Regular Packetofthe Ist of August. ing packet ship EUROPE sail positively on Fri Art Forty Years, —The magnificent NEW MUSIC. RILEY &CO., 297 Bi «an extensive assortment of which they offer for sale at wholesale and retail at the lowest Kari eh meng ire, of sprerics Sas ity-—wutrnt every article they sell, being practically acqu nt Id with the different branches of their business. Military. Jands cupplied at the most reasonable rates. IMPORTANT NOTICE To DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS. HE, undersigned have made appli for their new process to co, This process produces an effect not known before, and chang he appearance of the Daguerreotype to that of the finest ring process is done by nature itself, gui rator,and machinery. It can be ber, commander, will ig unequalled accommodations for cabin, second cabin, rs, those returning to the Old Conotr is, will find it to thei 1d Line of Packets. to secure the best berths, early ap- plication should be made on board, foot of Beekman street, or CHE BROTHERS & CO., % next door to the F FOR ANY PORT OR PORTS IN THE PA- OCEAN TO PANA) pered and copper fastened clipper new schr. A i will take a few tons heavy me passengers, for which she has first rate ac J. F. RODRIGUEZ, 7 Wallst., corner Pearl st. and Fashionable Music, and steerage passeny sending for their friend: to select this unequalles ‘For terms of passage, and possible prices. interest and com: to the subseribe: ationto get Letters Patent Daguerreoty pe Picture MA.—The fast saili by the hand of the o by every one not skilled. in th feetly understood at one glan ecom municated HARLEM PARK—TROTTING. TUESDAY, JULY 29, PURSE, of $90 will be given for Trotting Horses that ae trotted for money—Mile heats, best 3 in 5, under the le. FRIDAY, AUGUST tat. (pf, $% lle given for all Pacing Horses—mite Mander the sadvle. rthese purses will be made at Green & Lotee’s, on ming, by 9 o'clock. ‘Three or more to make a race Jy2 2t*rre ‘OR LIVERPOOL—The New. ‘August—The superior ket ship LIVE. nage, will sail as abov tm writing, without difheulty. ts wishing to procure the Patent ri ements thi rk F, LAN DENTISTRY—VALUA i PRESERVE YOUR TEETH. “ with the tootl Grand « and enti passage, rand superior necom: m bond, westside Burling slip, orto wal abt ecm at & tship Queen of the Wabdeure: will succeed the Live Jar day, 2'st September. For treig modations, apy MINTURNS, 87 South st. t, 1250 tons, Capt. Thos. pool, and sail Cather te hache, Rial A ‘ork Line—Positively fi 80 that it be filled, maki Feby obviating the pain and 4 ver faileof the desived i fied "without any. tnpheassn Cecth inserted in the most approved mantere yo 1 mile heats and leap ( hurdles 3 feet 6 inches high tot Kor freight or passage, having handsome furnished aceom- modations, apply on La ao ly no goods received on board »fter thi ine, 23d instant. Same Da: over as the: or before Thursday evening 1 f there is more than five start is ( Wednesday) rs Will please be on board 4 Orleans wharf, foot of jay) morning, 2th instant, at Y¥ en hand an assortment of Baltimore and oiphia Light Oal nd Findings of all to-morrow (Thared: who will prompt | walt atin New Urieaus James &. Woodmff, all goods to his adddress, RACING ON THE BEACON COURSE. / MATCH for $500 rill comme off over this Course on Mon- t st., oF first fait day, between the Cana P ‘Hops if i Civingstdente | overlook the loud and incessant demands of the lops. and the well known Racing Horse Livingsts A Purse of $50 will be given for a Foot Race \ ap hurdles, each 9 feet 6 inches high, to wet plense. Entrance $1, to be made at R, Smith's on t;'$10 of the mouey to the 2d, BARLOW AND GEOR( joist: mS Sty puke a of LATES! INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST EVENING’S MALL, ‘Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuinaton, July 23, 1846. “The Renegade Politician”— Who is the Man!—The late order of the Secretary of the Treasury—Peter Hagner and Stephen Pleasanton—Case of Dr. Miller—The President and our Consuls—Mr. King’s Opinion—Character of Mr. Walsh, Con sul at Tunis—Ben. E. Green, Brantz Mayer, and Senor Atocha—The Mexican Instalments— Hammett, of Miss.,in a fiz—The duty on Green Turtles, §c. Who isthe man? Who is that exterminated in- dividual denounced by Gen. Jackson in his letter of April 8th, to Major Lewis, as “a renegade politi- cian,” and as sucha dubious customer, that “when the money is wanted, it will not be fortheoming.”— Father Ritchie says that these seven ominous stars, thus: *******, do not mean me. “Thou cannst not | shake thy gory locks at me, and say I did it” It is some other well known democrat, who lives north of the Surquehannah, Can it be Croswell, spelt with one /? Some person north of the Susquehanna! Saw his name in another letter. Why, who can it be 7 But is there any doubt about the Major, who, in Tennessee,according to the old hero’s testimony, | is “considered us broke ?” Is not Mr. Heiss a ma- jor, a bona fide, clever, good major, too? And does notthe singular association of the Major and the correspondence of those unlucky asterisks with the letters in Father Ritchie’s name, all taken together, make a circumstantial case, which, without the proof to the contrary in black and white, justifies the impression that Father Ritchie is the unfortu- uate man set down asa “renegade politician.” We can respect Father Ritchie’s delicacy in withhold- ing the name of the gentleman north of the Susque- rena but if he would save himself, he should out with it. The revenge of Major Lewis is an inglorious re- venge; but the circumstances, from his own testi- mony, attending his expulsion, give to his case a very strong palliation. Had the President simply assumed the responsibility in his ejection, on the ground of “‘rotation,” all this difficulty might have een avoided. The Major would have had no excuse tor the course he has taken. But as the develop- ments are made, and as the editor of the Union is plausibly criminated, the law of self-preservation justifies him, nay, requires him to give the name of the “renegade “politician” north of the Susquehan- nah, indicated by those seven starg. It will have to be done. The late order of the Secretary of the Treasury, directing the several heads of Bureaus in his de- partment, to report the names, time of their first ap- pointment, and salaries of all the clerks in their sev- eral offices, has created no little stir among the small fry. The big fish, too, have occasion to flut- ter and flounder “some,” as we shall presently show from an example or two. The records, in many , have been “burnt up,” and the time of their original appointment cannot, in consequence, be as- certained. The memory of the “oldest inhabitants” has been appealed to in vain. All that is known, for instance, of Peter Hagner, third, and of Stephen Pleasantsen, fifth Auditor, is that in the bill of con- tingent expenses for the removal of the seat of gov- ernment from Philadelphia to Washington, in Ii there was paid for the transfer of Peter Hagner and. family, $558 56. How long he had been in office before this, no man, it is thought, can tell. He may have been a page to the old Continental Congress, for all that we know. Since the year of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, 1800, he has received the following “pap” from the Treasury, as taken from the most authentic sources :— Salary as Chief Clerk, as accountant, War Department for fifteen years, +++ $27,600 00 Additional accountant one year,. + 1,000 00 Third Auditor, twenty eight years, ~ 84,000 00 Expenses of removal from Philadelphia,.. . 568 56 Sum total of “ pap” to the Apostle Peter, $113,158 56 One hundred and thirteen thousand, one hundred and fifcy-eight, fifty-six. Money enough to build three large steamboats. Why, the annual interest of this money at 6 per cent, exceeds the salary of the Secretary of the Treasury; and if Mr. Hagner is not rich, and in a condition to retire comfortably trom business, it is his own fault—“ for a man that will not take care of his own household is worse than an infidel,” and a man that is worse than an infidel ought not f hold office—is not fit for office under our Christian and democratic admunistra- non. But how stands the account of Uncle Sam with Mr. Pleasanton? Letus see. Let us set down the figures und take the aggregate. Salary as Chief Clerk of the State Depart- ment for sixteen years,......... $24,000 00 Fifth Auditor for twenty-eight years, 84,000 00 Paid for removing him (with other chattels of the Government,) from Philadelphia in 1800, seteee wate eeee 109 57 Sum total of “ pap” to Stephen,...... $108,109 57 One hundred and eight thousand, one hundred and nine, fifty seven! Five thousand dollars only behind Mr, Hagner. How delighttul to contemplate these delicious droppings from the big honey comb of the Treasury. For forty-five years these old gentlemen have been living, like the ancient Canaanites, in a land flowing with milk and honey and money.— What a glorious Government has ours been to them; nothing like it on the face of the earth! One hun- dred and thirteen thousand, and one hundred and nine thousand! How happy could I er Father Ritchie be with either! No wonder these old gen- tlemen have kept their health so well, and have lived so long without any prospect of dying at all. What’s the use of men dying when they are doing so wel}? But will not these nice aggregates make some of our rotatory demograts open their eyes “ about a feet,” in the popular ‘Phrase of the day? And will they not “raise a row” when told, as we have the honor to tell them, that these two friends, Orestes and Pylades, Damon and Pythias, good whigs though they be, are to be retained as indis- pensable to the administration? Unless the unterri- tied democracy come A the rescne, they will finu it out in due season. es not Mr. Marcy say that no democrat could be found equal to the task of du- ty attached to Mr. Hagner? Does not Mr. Cave Johnson say his services must not be dispensed with? And as he is a Pennsylvanian, does not Mr. Buchanan protest that you must not touch the Key- stone? And did not that amiable and exemplary lady, a near rela:ive of Mr. Secretary Walker, go to the same school with Peter when Peter was an inte- resting litle shaver? And when Peter went out with the bays on a foraging expedition, did he not always bring home to the prettiest little girl in the school the best of apples and peaches? All these considerations make the removal of Mr. Hagner a very difficult undertaking, unquestionably. Besides, Mr. Hagner is a faithful officer, an experienced officer, and knows the line of his duty by rote. He has contrived, too, thus far, to keep in with all parties, and his re- lations generally are in office. It would be like breaking up the family te turn him out. In some parts of Pennsylvania, all over the State, indeed, you will frequently find an old patriarch on a small jarm, with his sons and daughters, and kindred, on the adjoining lands all around him. And this de- sirable state of things is almost invariably the result of the old man’s exertions in early life. So with Mr. Hagner, and his relatives in the public employ. it would be cruel, therefore, to break up his com- fortable and harmonious arrangement, the result of fifty years’ devotion to his country. And yet we go for dismissing the old gentleman honorably, and immediately. If there can be no other democrat found equal to the plain sailing of his office, we will undertake the duties of the third auditor upon six easy lessons from the present incumbent. As to Mr. Pleasanton, does not Mr. Buchanan, the best looking bachelor, and the most worthy ba- chielor, ot tis ace, an honor to the whole fratern ity, dan honor to the land, does not he say that the fifth auditor ‘has sueh an interesting family that it would be cruelty in the extreme to disturb their comfort by the deposition of Mr. P. To be sure he does. But what do they say of Mr. Pleasanton? ‘That he used to visit John Tyler im the broad light, and Henry Clay after the moon went down, because neither by daylight— Nor the light of the moon, Did_he wish to be seen with that same old coon. And did not “Harry of the West” greet him with «hearty shake of the hand, and say—* Come and see me—come in the day time, Pleasanton, I'll not tell on you.” Of course, when it was ascertained that Polk was elected, the fifth auditor rejoiced with exceeding great joy, and illuminated on the night of the inauguration, as he had a perfect right to do, as clear and unquestionable as our title to the Oregon. But what of all this ; if the Secretary of State says the fifth auditor is safe, who dare ven- ture to ptotest? Still, we think, in carrying out the rule of rotation, Mr. Pleasanton ought to go, espe- cially when we take into consideration the forty- five years, and the round sum of one hundred and nine thousand. : . (| A Miller, Soe peace P. ar ea ihe pices sly, open a full and temperate, and not over hasty Teliberation, be removed. The President, we un- | derstand, declares that he made no pledge to Capt. ‘Tyler to retain the Doctor, nor in considerin | claims of the Captain to his consideration, will he Ohio democracy to the contrary. We are therefore brought to this corollorary, that if Captain Tyler has tears to shed, let him prepare to shed them now. ‘We are further apprised that it 1s the purpose of the President not to remove, er suffer to be removed, yot our several Consuls in fing ns m2 King, is Minister at Paris, in writ.ng to the Secretary u! ; of our French