The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1845, Page 3

term with their consent. The extraordinary suc- cess which hasattended the office-seeking steps of the eaid Dennis Prieur for the last twenty years, is remarkable enough in itself to ment record. The old adage, “fools for luck,” &c., has taken him es- pecially under its guardianship; for with all his suc- cess he has not a tangible child. General Taylor and his army are still in statu quo, as far as we have learned. Business is worse than dull. Cotton is a perfect drug in consequence of the scarcity of vessels. know of but one ship partly disengaged. We are readily giving ¢ of a cent per pound freight to New | York, when the opportunity presents itself. . When business shall have been coustitutionally | installed, you shall hear from me often and accurate- ly, as I tread the mazes in all their prominent mean- ers, and will, therefore, write by the card. T have just escaped the crowd at Morgan’s, (who are making the usual 9 o’clock rush for the Herald,) after having, by some exertion, secured one copy of yous daily, with which I expect to while away an hour very comfortably—it may make you smile to talk of securing one of the 40, copies issued by pour press, but such 1s the fact; we eat our break- last (always, of course, a healthy man’s first look out) and then call for the New York Herald. New Orleans is just budding out again; two of the most ever daysthat have blessed our senses for 6 months, have just passed over our heads, and we are now on the morning of the third—the air is cool and bracing, the sun clear, but not hot, and bu- siness, which for long and tedious months has been bowing to the Sirocco blasts of summer, now rais- | es its head and snuffs the reviving breeze, and re- covering from its long prostration, begins to flow a stre em of life and vigor through the veins of our city; and then, the ladies! our beautiful Creoles !— two weeks since you would have thought them all crossed the Styx ‘in yellow fever ferry boats; but now you find they were only dwelling in a kind of chrysalis state athome ; but when this refreshin, breeze stole through their latticed windows, and they saw in the columns of the Pic. “fresh arri- vols,” “fall fashions,” &c., they could no longer itand the temptation, but turned out en masse, giving. Chartres street more the xppearance of a eautiful rainbow, than the cheerless lane we have seen it in other days. There is no yellow fever in the city, and none en- tertain the least fear of a visit trom Master “Yellow Jack” this season. We hepe the inopportune pub- lication of our Board of Health, some time since, has not deterred any from returning home as soon as they wished ; if so, we think the papers of this date will satisfy them on that point. We long to see our friends home again, and at the same time will extend a hearty welcome to any of the Gothamites who will honor us with a visit during the season— we cannotbe out done in hospitality. Places. Time. State of River. - .3 feet 6 in, incharel. 5 ‘4h, failing slowly. + +:8 feet in the canal Serenaders——Palmo’s Opera x.—It will afford unmixed gratification to the admirers of the Ethiopian Serenaders, tha i say, the whole community, they complete their coucerts for this wer k—an intimation. accepta- ble tothe public, and honoraple to their talents They have published a programme for to-morrow, that in point of novelty | and exteat, exceeds all their former announcements, “MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Oct.4—6 P. M. An improvement in quotations for stocks was realized | today. The were not very extensive, but a much better feeling exists in the street. Norwich and Wor- | cester went up 4 per cent; Erie Railroad, }; Reading, 1; Morris Canal, }; Long Island, }; Canton, } ; Ston- ington, Pennsylvania 5's, Farmers’ Loan, and Ohio 6’s closed firm at yesterday’s price: ‘The advices from Great Britain in relation to the har- vests, have had very little effect upon the cotton market- but holders of flour have advanced their prices about twenty-five cents per barrel. Domestic exchanges are very quiet. There is so lit, tle doing that our quotations cannot be considered other. wise than nominal. The variations in the rates are, how: ever, very trifling from week to week. Domestic ExcHancr, Oct.4, 1845 34 dis. Apalachicol Mobile, spec Mobile,St Montgomery....6 a7 do ‘usealoosa SSSSSESSS: Union, do South L & T Co. do Qi Paaons ror Uncurrent Money. Uneur foney. Uncurrent Money. Kast’n, area in Bos’ i tere dec Poila Baltimore Sifety Fd & Red B: Viniitssssenege et alse, New! Wo'rations Fgn Srucin. Ber cent," Value, Ammer. gold, old. .106 olus dollars.$1.06 a 107 do. lo new. 100 fr -M a 944 Hall dollars.” «1008 Doubloons... 116 00 ale 10 Portuguese gold. .100 y do patriot.15 60 al5 7@ Spanish dolls. 485 a4 oF Sovereign: do | The amount of capital embarked in railway enterprises in Great Britain, is immense, In seventy-seven railways completed, or in progress, the amount of capital is £85," 870,723, of which £53,090,993 is paid up, and £32,279,830° remain to be called up. Of 139 railways before Parlia” ment the last session, exclusive of small branches, devia~ tions, connecting links, &c., the nominal capital, for which the registered shareholders are liable, is £96,245,.. 650, of which, averaging the deposits at £2) per share, oT £7,290,733, appears to be puid up, and being lodged with the treasurer of the private bill office, is thus withdrawn from commercial circulation. There have also been 196 railways projected, but not yet before Parliament, of°| which the average deposits amount to £1{ per shar ‘The total capital represented by these is £163,309,000, and the amount paid up and withdrawn from commer. circulation is £9,913,312. There are slso a number of small branches and deviations, in progress and in pros- pect, involving @ capital of £27,000,000, on which the de- posits amount to £2,350,000. The total number of shares 11,047,281, or nearly a share for every two of the popu. lation The total capital represented by railways, paid | up, and to be paid up, is £368,000,000, or about £61 per | head to the whole population ; and the total of paid up capital is £72,644,938, leaving £296,285,346 to be called up. Ofcourse this calculation reters to the amount required i! the whole of the schemes projected should be carried out: Many of them, however, are competing lines ; some ar rejected, whilst others have been rendered unnecessary by the formation of branches, &c., from existing lines. ‘Taking, however, only one half of the amount remaining to be called up for the new lines, as being as much as the legislature is likely to sanction, we have no less than £132,000,000, which, will probably be called upto fur: nish for new railways in the course ef the next four or five years, in addition to £32,279,000, remaining unpaid upon the lines completed or in progre Of the lines completed or in progress, representing a | capital of £85,370,723, many are ata considerable pre" | mium, as are some of those at present before parliament, | and projected. We may fairly add one-thirdtothe pi’ | tal represented by the first, for premium, and we have | then the following as the total capital already invested | in railways, and liable to be acted upen by speculation, | on the various Stock Exchang Raitroans or Great Brrrain. Paid up on Jines completed or in progress. .. .£53,090,893 Add one-third for premium . 17 996,964 | Paid upon railways betore parliament. . 7,290,273 Deposits on new schemes............ 9,913,312 Ditto for branches, &... 6.6.6. .ecueeeess 2,850,000 | Total. .....sseee see « -£90,341,442 This amount is already invested in this de- scription of property, exclusive of engagements in foreign railways. Of this amount no less than £19,504,045, the amount of deposits on new lines, may be said to have been furnished within the last twelve months, in addition to the amount, a large one, which has been absorbed in calls upon lines in progr To give some idea of the immense extent to which banking institutions in Great Britain ha e recently in- creased, in consequence of railway busin that the amount sent to the clearing house by one firm in London, was £2,600,000—and as neatly the same amoun, would be drawn upon them, it gives the enormous sum of £5,000,000 for the business of one firm in one day: Under ordinary circumstances, the amount sent to the clearing house by any of the largest bankers, seldom exceed £1,000,000 daily. —— old i Exchange. 000 Ui 86s, %62 11% 350 shas Farm’s Tr 3 So USS, IS te do b90 345 1000 NY State 5%, °35 1006 50 NY Life & Tr itt 100 Reading bonds 65" 50 Canton Co 42 1300 Penn 3's oe a boo 138g 10000 do bea TH 1% do 43 ‘sO 560 76% $0 L Island RR. 70% foo = do 6077 10 do #90 70 fon do 8077, 0 do. 70% 10500 Ohio 6's, ‘60 91% % Krie RR $30 34 20000 do 30d 97% 50. jo 3155, iom do 9d 973g 150 Stoningtdn RK 2 Ta shas Bho America 98 2 do 31% 15 Am Exe Bk 88100 do Fib’4 40 Mech's Bie 110 4% Nor& WoreRR 74 60 Phenix Bk $534 100 515 7934 ath n io Bat Com te a 4 Routes Rt oe a lo & % do wo 31 BY, a young Fi to take New Stock Exc {£0 shas Farm’s Tr (THREE good Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers, at 195 Gre 200 05 3t*, ¢ 23% 150 LI Se: A ROOM between Frankli A & - Fi 25 Nor —_—_—_—_—_—_—_— ee On Saturday morning, 4th inst. Racnex, wife of John and, aged 64 years and six months, f the family are invited to attend her fu- h will take place this THE EATON TOWN INSTITUTE, . ONDUCTED on strictl; Ahn eisai ie principles, having a isions for health “in the ' township of Shre the landing, where « steamer pl N.Y. Circulars furni 131 Nassau st., by B. J. GRAY, ological and Phr. ium, Shower Baths, snd hi Linparting ‘a sound, | Wtiug, with an opportu men now in our employ. yeur clear e necessary 4 good fitting ow 7 Brosdway, up stairs. All letters must be post pai of um*r NFORMATION WANTED—OF Jom OB ury, half mile from m foot of Catherine Company G,8h U.S Lofants service at Tampa Bay, Florida, on the 2d.) which period no tidings have been heard of him, or’ o wife and family, who accompanied him. Any information respecting the present whereabouts of the anid O'Brien, or his VING returned to New York, after a temporary ab- gon the same business. with leasing his customers, in addy rience of twenty-six years in this ence, now intends earry tion of merchants and dealers to Writing and Travelling Desks, Dressing Cases, Portfolios, Minizture and Jewel Cases, ticle line, which he will warrant cannot be excelled rs respects either workmanship, durability, or ing the advertiser a call r; , will find that he is prepa ed to execute the I tor smallest orders lesale or retail prices in the New Yor ‘ountre dealers will do well to step in at 247 Broad: Way, comer of Murray street, [up stairs, ] where they will find WANTED, he a pchroman s places ghamb 8, WANTED. good wages and steady emplovment will b wich street ROBERT CUNNINGH NINGHAM. WANTED TO HIRE. ¢ and Liberty streets, West side of Broadway, for the use of a Benevolent ‘Temperance tion. Private and comfortablefor fifty members. Ad- P, W. G. ar this office. 05 St*in ation as housekeeper, by one who has tuation in several large hotels.. Satisfacto- jotel, 66 Broadway. eT NURSE—A highly respectable, healthy, young Eug- lish Woman, of fine constitution, 14 days confined, and | having abundance’ of milk, wishes to engage in a first rate family as Wet Nurse. Apply at No. 611 Greenwich, betwe Morton and Barrow streets of 6F WANTED. FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to act as Agents for th w and popular Publications. Ibe insured to them in per yeur. Some de over $1000 per ve his distriet It will mn $25 to $50 to obtain NCH’S Publishing Hall, 293 f«Hexpense. _ Apply a of the county of Kilkenny, + 1841, since rected to Mr, John Kelly, care of Mr. John Sweeny will be thankfully received. 03 3t*je ies can obtain the full value for effects they wish to Wearing Apparel, Fire Arms, Fur- the public’s old and thankful aud obedient servant, . CO! N. B.—No connection with any other establishment in New York. Goods manufactured to order with expedition and 5 1 © Cerone 6g OOHINEAL. roons first hits »n Cochineal, for sale by TB Ceroons frst quality Merc n Coe ts aS,” 3000 Large and Healthy Sweedis TO PRUGGISTS 56 Sonth street. , COUNTRY MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN PERFUMERY IN GENERAL. GENE ROUSSEL, Manufi purple Pocket-book, containing $54, vi National Bank, four 5°s of inion bank not remembered, and afew visiting cards with the name of Jose E. Genoux. ” jetheabove reward will be paid, and no questions asked, on leavin line, which he of- | lognes, as well as many othe: fe sale +t exceedingly low pric ing for several successive the exhibitions of New as always been awarded by them the highest h as they are superior, and sought after once used them. ‘The superlative good quality of his Shaving ork, Boston, and Jeaviny i to the city will find it to their advantage to send for the Subscriber, who pledg- elf to give a fair price for all artic! N.B—A line through the Post Office will be aptly. at tended to. T. LEVENSTYN, sil im*re 466 Broadway, up stairs. i WANTED. {)AMILIES can always be supplied with faithful, competent and well recommended help of all capacities, both for city and country, at the well established Agency office for domes- ties, 224 Grand street, near the Bowery, where oy, means la to procure the best hi '. WATTS. “Good and faithful domestics can have excellent places 89 Im*re MUSIC. T DOLLARS REWARD. OST OR STOLEN, while riding up in a South Ferry stage, from Wall to K on Friday, the 3d inst, a dar! on the Bauk, two $2 bills of a the pogket-book aud contehts at the Hotel de Paris, gor. nd -Broadvvay. ot atr known, that 1t is equal tothe best French, (and es pronounced better, owing to itsfreshness,) 1 i hat it can be afforded at a much cheaper rate than imported All who are desirous of purchasing will readi- indge. As the kind of goods exhi which will be promotly ate at the solicitations of, we may | have made arrangements to | of age, stout bi forbid harbori penalty of the law. JOSIAH LECOU Dated New Rochell ited, and the prices asked for same factory, orders are solicited, ded to at the Fair ofthe American USSF Manufacturer of Perfumer, wut street, Philadelp DAGUERREOTYPE GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT D AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF VOIGTLAENDER’S APPARATUS. ESIDES anew supply of the above Apparatus, the subseri- ers have recs ived best Plates, Cheimeals and. Polishing ceiving a's made up in the latest, TPY\HE MEDICINE of the late Dr. George H ubstances, and the newest improvements i tions given in the Art, and orders from ever further notice. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. Rds, AWAY from the subscriber, an indented apprentice by the nae of George Wilson. Said boy is about 18 years Ieand bind in, his left eye. All persons are gor trust said boy Go my aecount ander the Oct. 2d, 1815. of Stisrre JAMES A. SWAIN §& Cu.. Drapers and Tai!ors, 352 Broadway, Carlton House, ‘OULD respectfully inform their customers and the pub: lic, that they now have on hand and sre constantly re- perior stock of full and winter goods, which will be jon and at the lowest prices, for cash. of Imrre MEDICAL NCTICE, be had (only genuine) of the proprietor, 93 Car he Art, instruc: y part of 3 try promptly attended to, by addressing (postpaid) ta, W. bo LA Pl LANGENE DS BECKERS, CH LANGUAGE ONS. FOIGNET, one of the principals of the school VE. known to the public as the firm of Foignet and Classical French and English 8 isthe French Department, takes t former pupils and the public in general, that he will re-open school room, No. 739 Broadway, on fall and winter and style of French Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Mode, 60 Canal st. olatrre FRANCIS’ PATENT REVERSED BOTTOM 8 ‘opportunity to inform his [HE SUBSCRIBER is the only person, auth is Evening ¢ lass at hi hours, will likewise consecrate terms enquire at his resi- them toaf-w private pupils. +46 Amity, or at the school. dence, No. 217 Green . OCULIST AND OPERATIVE 7 end to Diseases of the Kye werfections of vision, from 9 tod o'clock, at his re- roadway. cor Waren st. Inveterate cases of Strabismus, “or squinting, cured in a few inutes TIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be distin- dway, entrance 134 Warren st— 3 Ith JURGEON, continues to att i Gratuitous advice ty the Poor. pe a ANGLO-AMERICAN SHOOTING CLUB. unced to come off on Monday it, when it will take ud near Fort Green, - RUSSELL, for See’y. SAMARITAN SALVE OR Salt Rheam, Tettec, Ringworm, Itch, Scald Head &c, a speedy. positive cure, without failure. "Letevery afflict- ed person try’ it; let the world tryit, and no one could sa failure. Ringworms disappear in 48 hours. Only 2 cents, at K Fulton street, and Merritt's, corner of Thomp- HE Shooting Match anno next, is postponed until t Jace near the Union Star Cricket Gro 0, HY. mission 50 cents,to ke-p | TEETH! HY will if TEETH! ‘ will you suffer. your Teeth t , by eall- ing on Dr. JON€S, at his office in Brosdway, Corser of Canal street, you can have them filled with fine gol the slightest possible pais i plete; mal germ, and natusal preparations. These models have never before beenexhibited and explai’ ed except in medical institutions.3 ; warranted never to with fine gold 75 cents to $1 50. Remember, corner of Canal street and Broadway. m, “~~ THE LARGE: T THE CHEAPEST, AND BEST ae oa oF Are to be found at CLIRESL 205 Broadway, up stairs. oisseurs_ are ivited to inspect his HEADS OF HAIR, lightness and durabilit luctions of modern art. ffer from all others made here. Thi equally distributed as to appear as j hey cover no more of the brow than the natu having no metallic spring, all disagreeab! jouthern climate they are inestima All wearers and conn | which for elegance, may be classed in their manufac. pressure is obviates process and finished in the most superior sty! natural colors, y Loz. wi Senators, members of and gentlemen from ever: jwarter of the country, who are tg to. prices will be fond to suit the circumstances of all CAL BALSAM, ir Invigorator. DY fo idental to the Hair and its | ative, in all cases where Baldness is not beyoud the prices, (as usual the lowest in the city,) | and Stove Fi 25; large nut $4 75; small nut $4 per ton, wit! tal or THE Curmict Bat prevents Baldne: It keeps the H toroing grey. It at on Hain Ixviconton. ‘tre riff and Cutaneous Serui. ir in its ore | soe ve now presented to the w lief, thatas a beautiful and healthy restorative ‘of the Ta equalled.” Prepared solely by i: "| 1 Washi 0; Ayer & Phelan, | Coumijus, Georias EB. Tarte, Philadel: Rice, comer of ‘Cou bon, Ulster Co., WN. ton be found on trial un lon, No. 214 Prgnwa 16 Broad street, ~ si BPG Te oa | mond work made to order, at FALL FASHIONS. ADAM BEHRMAN begs to announce to her friends and customers, tbat she will open on Monday, 6th inst, her inter Fashions, consisting of the choicest selection C. Ladies are invited tocall and examine, atthe M. n De LIFE BOATS. ized to build these celebrated Boats, that have been so thoroughl: proved and tested for five years. ‘The public are cautione aga the ofeach boat. ‘The price is the same as for ordinary boats of the same dim Boats will be built precisely the same as those that have saved so many hundred lives, and used s sf 1 States Naval and Revenue Service, aud in packet ships and steamboats generally, for som of 204 st purchesing of persons violating the Law of Patent, ss I've ligble for damages equal to three times the price ons, adding only the cost of air chambers. The fully in the United succes y years. ROBERT FISH, Boat Builder, Ne Front street Rosevelt. PIA -O FORTE OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—An elegant half octave grand action mahogany Piano Forte, of tone and finish; it is made of the best seasoned materials and will be wart " seen at J. Roctett’s Piano Forte Ware-room, 492 Broadway, three doors above Broome st. ed to stand well in tune in any climate. Can be Also, several good secondhand Piano Fortes for sale. 04 Serre NOTICE. =" HYSIOLOGY OF TH ORIGIN OF LIFE, &e.—First time—An entirely new and select Course of Lectures, to a Inmited namber of gentlemen only, by jr. Hollick, Monday, Tuesday, Weduesday, Oct. 6, 7, '8 u and interesting topics never before introduced to a public au- dine. smbracing many novel Tickets tor the course # e Nataral Histo he gradual development of the new being from its pri- ic.all pertectly. true to nature; besides diagrams After the lecture the audience can examine them at leisure, and ask any questions about them, Each. lecture complete by iwelf, though the whole form a connected course. 2 Atj PM, same day, anew course, for Ladies only, on Fe- fe diseases, &c. ‘Admission 35 cents. Gentlemen of the pres: 3 MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. VENING SCHOOL—No. 12 Chambers street—Com imences on Monday, the 6th of October. Terms—Members 03 R*rre he g ; bers, $4. Payable it Sdyances set #8 POE Quarter 5 RP CO TTIRACY, Priscipal. J. J. MAPES, Chai 1. 530 Gtr A THOMPSON'S. Dacacerige Roca No. bs Brosd Pa heew eed the Gratis Hutitions onl Ranie ee ESSES of the various sizes taken by. the improved fe, with all the all weather from 8 A. M. till 4 P.M. in theArt and Apparatus ond Materials supplied. ishing a thoroughknowledge of the business su- re here offere 01 ALi. AM now delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal screened audfree of cartage fro” .i¢ yard at the following i ely. Broken, Eee ; % cents off if taken from the boats, Coal Yard co ner of King ap fh streets. PETER CLINTON. 8] m*re DEALERS IN JEWELERY. | PP.HE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturers, and havin afine assortment of Jewelery and Diamond Work on hand, ita call from dealers aad m: ants dealing in the above Any given pattern orstyle of jewelery or fine dia- SHAW & ARROWSMITH’S, RW Im*me Ne. 1 Dey street, one door from Broadway. Ay he or fifteen good chain makers can find em- ove. E ALBATA SILVER WARE,” ANUFACTURED by Win. Chandless, 452 Hi from Sterling Silver, this Ware is used the whiter it becomes, W. C., also s Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks and Jewelry, cheap and is prepared to buy Old Gold and Silver, Gi " monds, to any amount. Be sure to look out te, 452 Hudson street, betwe dless, established’ 1833, late of Clarkson Re MBROIDERED White Marseilles Vesting Fi cannot be detected ITATION PRECIOUS STONES; ‘eal Garnet and Tur- ‘TUM, lo. Valencia do Black Satin 0; do _ do Cassimere do; it variety, new styles; E jatin Searfs and Cravats: ; Super biack, white and colored Kid Gloves, extra sizes, | &e., manufactured expressly for our sales. Just received at 231 Broud American Hote! “ 1 828 lwism WM. T. JENNINGS & CO. kois, for sale by F. 214 William street, New O8TRICH FEATHERS, for onle Peet 214 William street. JUST OPENED. COLUMBIA HOUSE, CHESTNUT STREET, Between Sixth and Seventh Street, PHILADELPHIA. SIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himselt ex and the public, he will, dur mence a class for the VIOLIN at h ‘Terms modi Will please, appl | Chambers & Joltie, 38) Broadway. ignor pects wi tt . 5 ii | ree, ae ill coatinre, as usual, siving los THE OSWE TBE, Books of Subscription to the stock of the Oswexo & ti the 4th and 6t! BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO. o'elock eacn day. Dated Oct. 2, 1845, RL. FERGUSON. G. FASHIONABLE Near Futon, 132 Wiitiam Staxer, Oppo YES the following reasons itl Koodsare bought at the lowest eash prices and paid n exclusive and rigid system Any years experience in busi KE, ND DRAP! for the great success he has hi f sellifig for cash only. ess. it once perceive that it is ent. di Pp their interest to pat hi G. B.C. would refer tos large and yand in Brooklyn, in proof of the style and ik order 35 ea respectable connexto ts, Cloth Dress Coats made to meature froin An assortment of Oftioe Cont and all otherartic’ + of gentle al 81 A. PURDIE, FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND TASSEL MANUFACTURER, No. 105 William Street. Up Stairs, ES that he has on hand, and is daily bringing for- assortment of the avove articles, to which Orders promptly executed. Prices low. rs each box, and he invites attention, sil im*re THE ODD FELLOWS’ OFFERING FOR 1846. R JUST PUBLISHED, eGOWAN & TREADWELL, Barclay Street. ‘KERING, FOR 1816—Edited bellish with elegant Engrs: igns by Casilver and Mor loroceo and Gilt. Th plete ass same. Also, an assortment of Marabout, Ostrich thers, which he offers for 03 6teod ism. TO TAILORS. site from O: beautifully bound in M wed to Booksellers, phe LEASE, Stock and Fixta é ajruated in a business part oF th 08 Steme » cor Spring and Mi res ofa first rate OysterCellar, e city. Forterms inquire at | to 4s #. N. BARRON. A CARD, to the instruction of Musi respectfully inform: the month of Octeber, com- room, rous of becoming pu roadway, am e. Those who are ly to Signor Godon ms on the odim*re Singing « 'O AND SYRACUSE JRAILKOAD. road Company will be HE te: balanee ofthe stock on Bucurdy and Monday te October, at Howard’s Hotel, from it tol if ALFRED MUNSON, ANNIKA HOLMEs HUTC INSON, 03 3t*m3d, ith&éth Committee. ATCHELOR’S New Invented Wigs citing the astonishment, curiosity snd alps, are ox ration of con- nowsseurs,” All the old. diffjentties: ana arenow done away with. ‘Those beautiful specimens of tie srt of, Wig making, can only be procured at Win Bachelors: Ne | 2 Wallstreet, near Broadway.” Hemoved froin 169 Browway. a AGON FOR BALE~A light One seat wagon, nearly new, with leather top, patent axles; built hy Godwin, to Apply to ry Blable, 13th st, ROBT. L. WIL 03 at'me between Sth and 6th aveones, IMPORTED SEGARS. MOKERS are reminded that they can get the best Segars the Habana produces, a “THE HABANEROS,” 12 Beekmon street. Dealers in Segars not wishing to lay-out much capital in stock it will be to their advantage to call ax nhove and examine the uperior article we have just receiv: tupin boxes, new style, some’ con 0) ae sie they give satisfnetion can always get the oiding to invest mach money and being 4 ENA &RIVAS, Sole Agents for the Figaro Segars. FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FEA- HERS AND MATER. P. MONTANT, 114 Pearl st, has r ae packet + ships Oneida, Emerald and Ziriel Havre, a com (ment of Artificial Flowers and materials for the id Fea. P to close & consigument. HOSE who desi i ‘orrect knowledge of Fash- ionable Cutting, bran; in Stinemets’ Complete Work on thee catject, witch xnnlr pose of such | AUCTION NOTICES. JAMES COLE, Ai Petre and pers Ps ptory” Partition ‘Sale of Valuabl artinon fate 1n the Ath, bth and 7th Wards Brooklyn Proper James Col 1 uction, on Tu 12 o'clock, Exchange lots, eligi 12 lots on Fulton street, between Hoyt and Nev 6" lots on Liv n do do do 10lots on Schermerhorm do | do do 5 lows on Li on, between Debevoise’and Hoyt. 11 lots on Bond, between Fultou and Schermerhorn. Also, 3 lots on Bridge street, between Myrtle and Wil- | vortte2 lots on Dulfield street, between Myrtle aud Wil- by. | ee. tots on N. W. corer of Willoughby and Lawrence reference can be given asco cnaracter and capability by ep- Diying athe Glohe El y. Paerod sere | 5 lots on Fulton street, N. E. corner of Lawrence indisputable, having been in treet. Pitie to the above property the family for ag mber of yi Terms—Six ea ; ceut can remai yenrs, at 6 per cent. ¥Minbs of the above property can be had at the offies of the auctioneer, No. 1 Front street, Brooklyn, or of E. H. Ludlow & Co,, No. 37 Wall street, N. ¥. 05 3t# re ie Ro NRE NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, No. 31, 33 and 35 Crosby Street, now open for the ex; rty from gentlemen « ‘Also, forking Horsesand. Carria , week or month, There being no auct lishment, gentlemen keeping horses at these stable: Il be subject to no inconvenience in going out and retarnu Crosby street being very quiet and!near the great thoroughfare, «These Biables are as good as any in the city,and the facilities tid.conveniences superior tomany: | Nene ‘put sober and ex jerienced grooms in charge of the Horses. A Carriage House for the express purpose of vehicles, where they are free from injury and under the charge of a careful and competent person. ‘The Harness and Saddlery are also in charge of a man of long experience in that department; the whole under the management and direction of WILLIAM COWAN. “ JOHN H. GATYIELD, proprietor. N. B.—About forty Horses just arrived from the country, svitable for the city and country trade. of attr fit A HOUSE TO LET—A two story brick House, west (i of Broadway and south of © reet: the furuiture for sale; the establishment ig plain and respectable, Apply 0 L. PRIDE, 41 Wall at. bhi ete ‘0 LET OR LEASE. THE OLD and well established Grocery and Lo | e ations in’ Brooklyn. I ispose ofthe'same to a first rate business man, well acquainted with | ce. | of Str TO LET, A SUIT OF ROOMS, consisting of a handsome fiji) Diawing Room and Parlor on the, first, floor, front and rear bedrooms, with pantries and wardrobes, conveu- ently arranged for a large family, for the winter, all handsome- ly and newly furnished, a pi table, and all necessary comforts at 411 Houston street, second block east side from Broadway. Can be seen at any time after the 8th September. 03 Ilwtm . CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. J. TROTTING. free for all A PURSE for $100, three mile heats, in harness, t to come off rotting horses that never wou a purse over $: evening, Oct. 6th, by 9 o’clock P. M.—Three or more to make afield. ‘All entries for this purse free of charge, except the | purse, will be charged entrance. a ‘Also, a purse for $30, mile heats, best three in five, under the saddle, for horses that never won'a purse over $30, to close the same time—three or more to make a field. : ; JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. Centreville, Oct. 1, 1845. 05 2th BEACON COURSE—TROTTING. ONDAY, Oct. 6th, Mile heats, under the saddle, between Gen. b. @. Moscow and James D. McMann’s br. TUES! DAY, Oct.7, at 3PM, purse $300—mile heats, best 3 in 5, in harness. D, Bryne N B—A purse of $30 of the above days. Particulars to-morrow. gr m Lady Suffolk .. br m Duchess Same day, purse $30, mile heats, best three in five, under the je: D Breant enters. grtm Fanny Wright € Bertine pot h_Arab ‘Thos McKeon -b g Peter Smith Same Day, purse 1, best three in five, in harness : ‘ H Jones enters -brm Lady Washington bg Peter Smith rt «+b « Trouble W Clinto” aa bg ‘Tom Moore Get. 14h, or first fair day—purse $356, mile heats, best three m five. D Bryant enters. .... gt m Lady Snffolk H Woodraff. veeses¢ bg Ripton P Hunt bg Moscow October, on or about the 20th—Parse $100, three mile heats in hamess. Geo Spicer enters D Bryant enters W Wh fi bg Moscow rowan, ced pacing partes vo" the’ ‘amowit of $1200 will be given forte fo A purse of $100, $100 to second horse. on in 5, for Lady Suffolk and James K. Polk under the s lowing races : Lady Suffolk under the saddle—2 mile heats. Also, same dy Suffolk off two wee! above three purses, to come off over the Beacon Course. ol 6utm C. 8. BROWNING, Proprietor. PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE. TROTTING. HE FALL MEETING over the above Course will com mence on Tuesday, the 28th of October, and continue two No. 1—Tuesday, 28h October, purse $200, two mile heats, gader the saddle, free forall horses that never won a purse over 200. 2—Same day, purse $150, $50 tothe second best, mile heats, the best in five, in harness, free for all horses. that have never trotted for money. : ‘No. 3—Wednesday, 29th October, purse $300, three mile heats, ia harness, free for all trotting horses. No. 4—Same day, tina $150, $50to the second best, two mile heats, under the saddle, free for all horses that have never trot ted for money. Entries for No, 1 and No. 3 to be made on Saturday, the 18th of October, at the Course, in Philadelphia, and at. ‘Green & Losee’s, Chatham square,'on or before 9 o'clock PM, in New on Entries for Nos. 2 and 4 to be made at the Course the evening previous to each trot. ‘Two or more to, make a race in each purse. : Members will please apply for their fall a ba as it has been found necessary to cancel those already issued. o3 eod&ev Sun*t 018m BOAT RAC ATCH for One Hundred Dollars a-side the Elysian Fields, Hoboken. on Monday afternoon, Oct. 6th, at 3 o’clock. between the celebrated scull boas New York and Battery Pet—the New York to be rowed by the Bro- thers Tenycks, and the Battery Pet by Charles Thomas and John Connor. The distance to be 23¢ miles and to be rowed in heats, and the winning boat to receive apurse of $30—to be given by the proprietors of the Colona ¢ ol 6tis *m ° M. McC ARTY. REGULAR U.S. MAIL LINES BETWEEN CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. IORNING LINE at 10 o’clock A. M. EN FRANKLIN No.7, J. B. Summons, . rinstrong, master. EVENING. KE at6 o'clock P M. SIMON KENTON, W. lain, master, BEN FRANKLIN N «MeClellan, maste1 ‘There bonts, forming two daily lines, will un regvlarly, Len ving punetually atthe howr-and will fake freight, aud p to.and from intermediate landings, at the ususl rates. * Treight will be received for es atthe Mail. Wharf Boat, foot ot Broadw: Every effort will be used to accommodate shippers and pas- rv ede" STRADER & GORMAN, } agents ol im*rre ROGERS & SHERLOCK, ‘ STEAMSHIP NEW YORK, for Charle ton, Key West aud New Orleans—Passen- kers by this steamer will please be on board, at 10 o'clock This Moming, at pier 7 N Ro— ivetter bags wall cloge at is oelock, at the a J ; office. . T. TAPSCOTT, olm 75 South st., cor. Maiden Lane. TO SATLon Monday, the yith, October. 1815, the fastsailing packet ship ROBERT PARKER, Capt. Parsons. Her accommodations for steerage and 2d Abin Passengers, are unsurpassed. Kor freight and passage. apply on board, at Murray's wharf, foot of Wall street, or to JOHN HERDMAN & CO. 61 South street, 65 tm comer of Wall PASSAGE. FOR NEW ORLEANS —Sails on Monday, the 6th of Qetober, wind and weather per- mi ‘or passage tree—The splendid fast sailing favoriwe packet ship HARGRAVE, burthen 00 tons, Capt J. Bailey, will sail positively as above. ‘A few more second cabin and steerage passengers can be handsomely accommodated. Apply ou board, at Murray's wharf, pier 16, ER, or to the subscribers. ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co., 35 Fulton st. next door to the Fulton Bank, UNION LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER. POOL Packet of the Sth, October The sole well known and favorite packet ship TAROL Cape: Smith, will sail on Wednes ne 8th October, ular day. as 2 # The necommodations of this ship for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers cannot be surpassed; her between decks are fitted up with particular attention to the comfort und con- venience of passengers, and need onty be seen to command a decided preference over any other. The price of passage being low and the number limited early application should be made on boned, foot of Dover st, or to & J. T, TAPSCOTT, ‘ ‘OTT, otrre 75 South street, cor Maiden Lane. FOR NEW ORLEANS—Monday, the 6th inst — The regularpacket ship FLORIDIAN, Wm. Pratt, aster, will bec hedana aD id pedi perior accomm: for cabin, second ca- assengers, persons intending’ to embark laving very bin and swerg \d make licati board, Burling slip, woo sprtienson 8. MeMURRAY, ot rre corner of Pine and South *ts. FOR LONDON! lar Pe ‘of the 10th Oc- p. Sae lendid packet ship SWITZERLAND, Sapcaia Knight, will anil as above, her regular day” frviug very superior accommodations for cabin, second cabin and storage, parengersperaony intaiog a evark sponid iate application o1 Maiden Lane, ee OFOMEPH MeMURRAY, 100 Pine street, corner of South street. ‘The packet ship Quebec, F- H. Hebord, master, will succeed the Switzerland and sail on the 20th Oct. mo We onech ttlat ee kan D'E Beart Cravats and (inen Fide richly bordered = F 1 rtinent of ready made Linen, and gentlemen's under Theit siajeuow complete and well worthy the. eftention of nedof the autuor only, at 113 Broadway,’ Price, book. of imtme” i AMUSEMENTS. THEATICG, FIRST NIGHT OF MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN. Monday Evening, October 6th, The performance will commence with th MUCH ADO ABOU’ Mr Charles Kean Bland + Blan Mrs Charles Keane Baron Dunover. Hon Miss Pe: Will be performed the Tragedy HAMLET ety of Mr Charles Kean irs Charles Kean on mortangerfor aterm of | ytondhy Mi cid Mea Chas Keds, Frice off Admisson—Bores, $1; Pit, 50 cents ; Gallery, rs open a7 ovelock, ‘A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained | Office. BSOWERY THEATRE, espectfully informed, that y and Blanchard, from London, are engaged at this pearance this evening, iutror | From t their performances, tne celebrated Pantot ducing their Astonishing Traine that have excited the greatest wonder and astonishment through Monday Evening, October Gth, wes a Co unt Premislau: ol fates Se Second’ aid Third Tiers, 25 cts.; Doors will open at half past 6 CASTLE GARDEN. FIRST NIGHT O) VOCAL CONCERT OF A GRAND SACRED MUSIC. 124 CENTS. jay Evening, October 5th. Mrs Sharpe | | Strike the Harp in from the Sacred Gardens, . ve’s Lamentation. | Sound the Loud ‘Ti : Concert to begin at half-past 7. Daring the whole « be thrown open to viewing the romantic scenery of land ant | every direction, as 24 door-ways lead tothe t forms, end on extensive entrance to. the promenade on a level ith the sea, will enable the lover of t beautiful prospect in New York. nature to examine the Seats and conveniences | are every where to be found for those who are inclined to me- the 13th October, to close at Green & Losee’s, on Monday | ditate or read alone. CASTLE GARDEN. BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS. ag-Admission 25 Cents.o0 aay Kvenin; ‘The Eutertainment Person entering a horse and not starting him forthe | October 6th, After which. 07 Intermission of Half an Hour for Promenade and Refresh ments. of splendid Cosmoramas will be oven for inspeeticn. with the Burles f E VIRGINIAN GIRI Lucy Long, #lias Lucy Neal. M 234 o'clock PM, match for $1400— eaham’s for sale at,the Garden. Oe) Bouquets constant: If-past 6 o'clock. > Doors open at meice at 8 o’cloc! NIBLO’S GARDE: MR. H. PLACIDE, MRS. MOWATT AND MR. CRISP. Monday Evening, October 6th, The performances will commence with the Overture to La To be succeeded by CHANGE MAKES CHAN Performance tocom- Ii also be given,” to come off on each . Mrs Hautonyille n the 3d and 4th acts. dthe performanee te eommence Pity Cents. will always be in attendance to wai ons out. ta Will be disposed of. PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE. Monday Evening, October 6th, 1 Doors oven at half p Private Boxes $5 ‘An efferent Poli tain good order and kee A limited namber of mile heats, best 3 ; Lady Suffolk to go jdle, James K. Polk in skeleton wagon, to come off Y LAST WEEK OF THE SERENADERS. Messrs. GERMON, STAN WOOD. PELHAM and WHI OPEN EVERY NIGHT. Admission 25 Cents only. For particulars see me. ‘Doors open at 744—Concert to commence at joxes and seats secured daily at the office, from 10 A. M. till py EARRINGTON, purse, to come off within ten days—James K. 4 ‘purse for same horses, to x0 three mile heats, Lic jer the saddle, James K Polk in harness—to come witl erthe above. Lady Suffolk and and James K. Polk are entered forthe s yt " Choru—The Colored Fancy Bait, (ivom Song—Picayune Butlrr.. ick Step—Love Not.. lee—Merry is the Minst ee andy Broadway Swell... s+ Song—lI dreamt] dwelt in Kitchen Halls, Song—You'll Remember M Glee—The Old Virginny State. Quartette—Let’s be Gay Rail Road Oberture: Song—The Banks of the Mississipp Duett—Accordion and Bones... Finale—Lucy Long EXHIBITING, (for a short time o1 the National Academy of Design, corner of Broadway and Leonard street, De Kuyper’s celebrated statue (in marble. leu LA SORTIE DU BAIN,” (Coming from the Bath.) ite and refined work, which by all who have seen it to be the chef d’auvre of modern art, crowds of admirers WTO} eat cost and risk, and ion of the lovers ly) at the Rooms as been pronounced |. Admittance 25 cents.— 530 jHT OF ENGAGEMENT. FIRST MR. J. R. SCOT’ Monday Evening, October 6th, The Performance will commence with S CAESAR Dane: To conelude with THE M HIS MONKEY— The Mariner Robins 3; th u' TARE, PHILADELPHIA. . Lessee and Manacen W. E. Bunton . Monday Evening, October 6th, HH ith the ¢ era of The Performange MUMTTE DE PORTICO MR. ARNAUD, MR. GAY RY ME. CASSINI. and M’ME. STEPHEN COZURIOT, On Wednesday— ng his Second Concert Evening, Oct. 6th, assisted Vocaats, and ull LE BULL has the atthe Tabernacl under the direction of Mr. UC. IRS preside at the Piano Forte. ORS win Tre OGRAMME. Fall Orchestra * iss Northal formed by. Ole Bull 1—Polacea’ Guerriera, composed and perf to'be had at the principal Music Stores, As jor. Soucert to commence at 8. AMERICAN MUSEU! Every Day and Evening This Wee IONDAY, Oc«. 6, OMMENCING formances every day, at all hours of th Petrified Beautiful Dissol; in America, may be seen | at the greatest wonder in the world. Oxygen Microscope, the Fortune-Tetler; Wax Tickets 25 cents; children under 10 years, hal 05 2tis*m ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE, MONTRE. ready for unlimited Thea ginning of September, und bseriber, who will receive joa and gentlemen of acknow' id Theatre for a few event Siguora Rosina Pico and Signor tertainment will be tablishment will HIS establis! ha tra water rot, a very superior article, for E. K. COLLINS & LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL, | ‘Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) | Wasuixeton, Oct. 3, 1845. | Theadministration is getturg on so smoothly—the machinery is all working so well, that one can scarcely hear the creaking of a wheel, or the friction | of a cylinder. The guillotine is quite rusty from disuse, and the dread of its horrible blade isonly remembered as a fearful dream. There are no more decapitations here, and the consternation of | the first three months of the administration has passed away, and things about the Executive de- partments wear an aspect ’'s pleasant and benign,and and’ tho Curtain will rise precisely at | 85— | “Calm as a summer's morning.” The Cabinet, we are officially and reiteratedly in- formed, so far from discordant—so far from in- | tiguing against each other and the administration, | are just as harmoniously co-operative, as— “The happy band of brothers, 6 old granite State.” Still, we expect Mr. Buchanan, will be transferred | from the Diplomatic to the Judicial Department of the government—that Mr. Walker, if he remains in | the Treasury so long, will only remain until amodi- | fication of the tariff shall have been consummated. | The routine of business, the posting of the books, &e., in every bureau of every department, is under process of completion for the annual Executive re- ports to Congress. And, as “a new broom sweeps clean,” we shall anticipate chis year unusually spe- cific, clear, and interesting developments of the ope- | rations of each of the departments. We expect, particularly, from the Postmaster General, an impor- tant report upon the new postage law, with'the de- liberate deductions of the P. M. CG, that the new system is defective in a On RIEAROR, inefficient in its receipts, and prospectively impracticable to the independent subsistence of the various and multi{ rious operations of this great branch of the public service. The Postmaster General and his assistants have been kept as busy this summer over their papers | and letters as house carpenters in a new country.— | The correspondence of the department, upon resig- | nations and appointments, upon construction of the new law by country deputies, upon the official re- ports of deputies, upon contracts, and proposals for Nelson | contracts, &c. We., has come in by bags full of let- ters per diem. About 1809 of the httle deputies, the receipts of whose offices vary from one hundred dollars toseven cents, have resigned since the adop- tion of the law, and nothing but a restoration of the fees and salaries to postmasters, the same in amount lendid and extensive saloon will | as under the old law,has saved many little sixpenny ‘ors, who may enjoy themselves by Water spreading in er covered plat- offices from utter extinction. Among the most curious inventions patented of late, are the artificial jaws, by Dr.John Allen, of New Orleans. A pair of lantern jaws, whether thin from loss of teeth or want of flesh, are filled out by the insertion of this apparatus, as round and natural ascan be. It is certainly not only an ingenious in- vention, but one which will bring back many a sunken-jawed old bachelor, and many a sharp and meat-axe physiognomy of an old maid to the stan- dard of five and thirty. Back “To the days of their flirtations, A long time ago.” We expect in a few days to have something to say for the edification of Senator Dickinson, of New York, that will be very acceptable to his constitu- e nis. Colonel Medill, second assistant postmaster-gene- ral, has gone off on a short visit to Ohio for the ar- rangement of his private affairs, and for all we know to look up, after the example of Senator Allen, and take unto himself among the Buckeys. But we con- fess we are not sanguine of the consummation. WESsHINGTON, Oct. 2, 1845. Things Present and to Come. No intelligence decisive of peace or war from the South Western or Texan frontier. United States troops still being augmented by fresh recruits of volunteers and regulars. Nothing from Mexico.— The next news may very probably be that Paredes has overturned the Government and set up for him- self. 4 Captain Stockton left the city thisevening in the Northern train. Captain Geisinger of the Navy, is at Coleman’s. /tem—Coleman’s little pleasure steam- boat for the Potomac, isexpected round from New York soon. z We expect the extra Senatorial mileages of the late Executive Session, will be brought betore the public only through a resolution by the Senate.— There seems to be no other way of getting at the official vouchers of these most extraordinary Sena torial perquisites. Gen. Duff Green is still quartered at Galabrun’s Hotel. Beajamin isthere too. The General, mean- time, is not an indifferent spectator of the political intrigues at head-quarters. He will show you by and by that he has a finger in the pie. We shall attempt a regular political essay to-mor- row on the movements and news of the times. Wasurtnaton, Oct. 2, 1845. Inquiry into the Conduct of Lieut. McLaughlin. The Court of Inquiry was convened for the pur- pose of taking into consideration a resolution adopted by the House of Representatives of the U. States, March 3d, 1845, in the following words: “Resolved, That the Secretary of the Navy be direct- ed to cause a full investigation into the expenditures of the Florida squadron, under the command of Lieutenant McLaughlin, and report the same to the next session of Congress, with his opinion as to the propriety of the ex- penditures made by said McLaughlin, and particularly to show the amount of money paid him, and the amount to which he was entitled.” The Court met pursuant to adjournment, and Dr. V. L. Godon was called and testitied. 1 was passed Assistant Surgeon under the command of Lieut. McLaughlin, of the Florida squadron; I was on board the schooner Van Buren; | know nothing of the expenditures of the hospital; I never saw any extravagant expenditure in the expedition. We had in one of the boat expeditions scouts, a detachment of the army, and we provided for them whenever they required any thing in the medical line. I sup- se there were about sixty men in this detachment; am now speaking of the hospital besa and de- partment altogether; we had an abundant supply of provisions; I occasionally called for a little ot every delicacy for the sick ; they were always freely giv- en; the oflicers in these scouting parties had pro- visions provided for them by themselves ; we re- ceived at Indian Key, on board of our vessels, whatever medicines were required for all those that were seriously ill. Captain burke was the officer in command of the detachment I speak of; I pre- scribed sometimes brandy, but mostly porter ; I took a small portion of Sherry and Madeira wine, but do not remember if Ifprescribed any ; I may have giv- en it freely for the sick ; we obtained some liquors at Baltimore ; I obtained no liquors from the Indian Key hospital ; the porter was obtained at Key Bys- cian ; about 3 dozen bottles the Court.—There was no control of any medical officer over any other in relation to the medical supplies for the sick. ‘The rations and re- quisitions of the medical department were never made out, and the accounts were very irregular! kept. We were agreat deal out of our vessels an the service was very irregular. It was impossible to make returns in the boat expeditions. Dr. Jounson, from Charleston, S.C. was called and sworn. . By the Judge Apvocare.—I am engaged in the druggist business in Charleston, S. C. As vourtes and bills for medical supplies were here shown the witness.) I should judge that some of these articles are the Charleston prices, although a majority of them exceed those prices about 20 or 25 percent. retail Some of the articles are double the price. Any druggist in Charleston would allow 5 per cent. discount upon such a bill of medicines. By the Courr.—I never, to m spiel age de supe plied the Florida expedition with drugs. I would say that the present prices were about right for pur- chases to be made at Charleston and resold in Flor- ida. 9" ws Dr. Woopwarp called and sworn. | By Lieut. McLaveutin.—Of the first precept 1 know nothing. As regards the second, no waste of stores of any kind, and particularly the medical ones, ever came under m: ; observation. I was at- tached to the schoener Flirt, under Lieut. MeL. from September, 1841, to August, 1842. Of the third, I know nothing and | know of no cause for believ- ing that there existed between Lieut. McL. and any other person, or any attempt todefraud. Under the fourth, I know of no unnecessary purchases, or un- usually high prices paid for purchases. Relatively, the prices were high, but I believe them to have been the market prices at Key West, {ndian Key and Charleston. Rasen the fifth, I don’t believe that any of the buildings were un- necessary, or the chi rges too high for erection, &c. As regards the sixt I do not believe there was any unnecessary purchase of canoes or the cost extravagant, ‘The canoes were all employed in the service of the Government, and they were not pleasure bosts either. As tothe seventh J have no reason to believe that the buildings were improper- ly occupied or persons uselessly employed in Lae. Mobs. service and paid by the government. Jn- | der the eighth head, I did not know it was the duty C fficer to stop the rations of the Bs ‘eden at tbat it was done, Large por- { the sick were undrawn, and To caniagpiagonitl| have Seka to the credit of the, Nay Hospital fund, or are recoverable to that fund. the ninth | recent 1 know nothing. Of the tenth I know nothing. I do not remember thet Lieut. MeL. wl