The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1845, Page 3

~ AMUSEMENTS. | CASTLE GARDEN. | | SACRED MUSIC AND SUNDAY CONCERT. | ADMISSION 7 The gine eection, comping the com; best masters, will constitute t ments of the evening. ar Pitsburg (Pa.) ourual 1 é outers—deter- | \ Fy sisters trom doing 40. / wi of thi je is wwe the kind ess to copy it. NFORMATION WAN of tleman who placed an | mived to prevent their refracto: A large number of them collected around factory, and bogen hooting and imme yy those who were going to work. Notwit few persisted; although the deterred from their purpose Serenaders.— Palmo’s ,1n the presence of the s ir weeks past of that commodi- id many-a heartfelt regret was | ‘ Eg Rowe-teae aah advertisement io y violence of the at the couclusion of t Tho Mayor was sent for,who attempted to remonstrate They would not listen to him en respectfully; alti nm in'his usual amiable vy th their favor, an to of musical attainments, ead ae eee pregramme {s amply aufiicient te. show the ay aud Thuradcy evennes thes will devote to Boned no doube the Gothie Hall, in Adams street, will ceo those plaudits’ that shook Palio s almost to the founds. Tat IFeitshoul he advertiser, or say ot} ei in favor of the empleyers, | powers—and a rich dhe had to leave withoat accompl. These Amazons then proceeded to the upper cotton | factory, and commenced a similar assault upon the re- cusant sinthat quarter. Mr Moorhead them, but was rather roughly treated. expressing their dissatisfaction, they returned, in in- | creased numbers, te Blackstock’s. Tne police were | ayor and *Squire Campbell were on the nd. ‘The girls drew up in front of these two, who | ps, and commenced telling them their notions of matters and things in geneaal, and of the ten hour system in particular. Tt was all in vain for the two to attempt remonstrance. At length the Mayor crossed over to the opposite side of it, and left Mr. Campbell to face the storm alone ‘Sqtire,” screamed one of the giris—and a general shout reiterated the senti- “Give hima cent,” said another, and four or five stepped forward to offer him that liberal reward for di “Now, ladies” said the ‘Squire, “let me ivtreat”—whack ! wenta handful of mud, i by aninch or two. n't you hear him say B.A reward of Ten aisoateinagiae who shall produce the came out among | 7—Chorus—H. After sufficiently | josannal | Repos in peace 9—At dawn of day 10—Midnight hour, U=Grand Adagio N, native of Ireland, of good refer- ress C. R. at this office. The best wages will he xi MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Oct. 1-6 P. M. Quotations for stocks are steadily declinin, and Worcester fell off to-day 1 per cent; Reading Rail- road, }; Long Island, 1}; Harlem, }; Canton, }; Farmers’ Loan, }; Erie Railroad, Morris Canal, Kentucky and Ohio 6's closed firm at yesterday's prices. There has a new movement commenced in North American Trust, and sales have been recently made at an advance. It is estimated that the tolls on the canals of this State, for this year, will exceed twenty-five hundred thousand dollars, being about one hundred thousand dollars larger than the revenue from these works last year. The receipts | of produce at tide water to the 1st of October, this year, have been much more limited than last,which shows that there must have been a much larger quantity of mer- chandize transpoited from tide wi last, to make up the decrease in receipts at tide water.— , giving the amount of tolls collected to the Ist inst., with the quantity of flour and wheat re- ceived at tide water to the same period. Touts on Canats asp "a culled, and the 7 o’eloek. the splendid and. extensive saloon will be thrown opeu to visitors, who may evjoy themselves by the romantic scenery of land and water spreading, in juring the whole standing on the capable of dressing hair, making dresses, the highest wages will be given. ‘ a rection, as 24 door ad tothe upper covered plar~ forms, and an extensive e1 womenade on a level nature to examine the lal prospect in New York. Seats and couvenieuce® are every wher~ to be found for those who are inclined to me Le tee aaa PALMO’S OPERA HOUSK. FAREWELL CONCERT. Monday and Tuesday, October 13th and 14th. CHANGE OF FACES bs CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE. FIRST APPEARANCE OF | STANWOOD, HARRINGTON, PELHAM AND WHITE, AS THE BOSTON EUTERPEANS. ‘ill introduce an entire Change of | reat Songs, Glees, and Quartettes, TE accompaniements. ill be introduced ye Wind,” “The Old Arm Che ‘0 Grerce We Give Our Shining BI: Home,” and ‘The [rish Schoolmaster. clude with a variety. LODIES IN CHARA! Admission 2 Cents only. For particulars see ry A. R. at this office. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. FRENCH GIRL, who isa good seamstress. Good will be given for'a capable person. for a few minutes. WA! 2D, FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN ents for the sale of new r ‘above their expenses will be insured to the writing, with an opportunity men now in our employ wil ear clear of «ll expense. e necessary for them to have at lenat from a good Gittingeut. Apply at KFRENCH’S Publi 1 letters must be post paid. go South or West, to charging his duties. popular Publications. | Each will have ‘Squires harangue was i ‘another handful of dirt—this brushed it away, and taking off his . | This forbearance he could have sald, | eers, they dis- Broa iat Up stairs. dws | LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED. ENTLEMEN and Families can obtam the full value for i fects they wish to dispo ce, without a wo this season than MESSRS. Gz R’ We annex a tabli reed. he return to work has not been, by any Perhaps, not two in a hundred have gone and from the almost ferocious determination the others, we are induced t ion will be effected fur some time. fs were on the ground—the Mayor | 1 bis power—and too much credit cannot be given | ander such provok- as Ladies aud Geat &e. Gentlemen leavin Qn which occasion they their Performance, consis or retaruing to the eity will antage to send for the Subseribe veafait pressor al aries ofcred. © ‘ost mpuy ere EE VENSTYN, 465 Broadway, wp stairs. believe that no ‘ATER Recerrts. ‘Your, Wheat. Sammer Wood,” to Mr Campbel ing eircumstane time, but really th: ble that ever came under our observation. nothing with them; if you attempt to reason with the for his forbearance he most formida- AMILIES can always be supplied with faithful, competent shipments from the principal points on the canals this season, with the tolls for the past two, have been as follows :— tablished Ageacy olfice for domes. very means is, oes where every means lomestics can have —— ics, 224 Grand street, to procure the best hel; Good and faithful uear the Bowery, rn Concert to commence at joxes aud seats secured daily at the office, from strate angrily, they will daub you—a fa Campbell—with mire and mud ; while it would be a shame on all man- hood, to use force with such a collection of yeung and retty women. If they were old hags, one would know ow to act, but with lips so ripe, red and saucy, and eyes | that spoke so intelligently with excitement, what are the this occasion, obtained from the store of 1845. Flows, Ble, Whee te LADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction of Young ladies on the Piano. She teaches on the Logeran we has anes been introd: en gre Y deasient method of Addreased to X. ¥- a the office o PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. MR. TEMPLETON, the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden IN AMERICA, In one of his popular MUSICAL ENTE: RTAINMENTS inging on the pupil. » shall be attended Paper, st s oa THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT AMASTER. ~ HE French Language, at once the easi fashionable acquirement of the day, P, Kowalewski on the oral his lessous to the capacity of his pupils i nowledge of the langaage as been hovored with pup: of the following distinguished gentlemen, to FreKNooN.—It used to be considered that dinner set- | In the case of our factor emed as though they hi ry meal, betore they were ready for a re- newal of hostilities on a still more extensive scale.— Their efforts in the morning had not been suflicient to factories. The engines their greatdissatisfuction; and, wor croants were still employed. ‘The tocsin was again sounded, and the potticoated le- gions once more advauced—this time to a complete vic- receipts of produce of navigation, will, out doubt, exceed those of last y | will, in that case, be much larger than those for ffed to | the year 1844. It will bo seen by the first table, that with a deficiency of tolls to the Ist of October of only $4,770" | the receipts of flour at tide water were 97,565 barrels Jess, and of wheat 279,385 bushels less, than to the same This shows that there must have been a much greater movement in other articles, part of whic ‘was, without doubt, dry goods going West. | Since the establishmert of ford and Springfield,the tr: ‘di ‘he Connecticut river, bet other addition to | of being diminished has i comparison of the annual amount of tonnage through the Windsor locks. The average of this tonnage for the | last nine years, is 16,925 tons. freight through the locks has amounted to | the last six months. The downward freiy to be larger in amount. The agent and engineer of the Northe: , have advertised for propo grading of. the road from Concord to Lebanon. 1 be received for a portion of the route, in sections, on or | beforethe 18ti instant, and for the residue to the 30th. The surveyed route by way of Franklin is adopted. The construction of the Canal from Cin ledo, connecting the waters of the Ohio nver with those of Lake Erie, has reduced the business onthe Ohio Canal, from Portsmouth to Cleveland. The low state of the Ohio river below Cincinnati, a st learned and most stop work in th ed i It was not to be borne, +e Mr. Austit date last year. Hon. Caleb Cushing. tory. The first object of assault was the Union Cotton Facto- Hon. Levi Woodbury, After some struggle they were successful doors were thrown open; dl first sight, disposed to mal ; superior numbers, they surrendered cretion, and the invaders received NATIONAL HOTEL, se two points, ins This appears, from a ion City D.C. fine Hotel, tormerly known as but now generally called Colem: his friends and the travellin, | Wa | TPS HE PROPRIETOR of this owned by Messrs, Gray & Fife, was It shared the same fate of A whole legion of men sires to return’his thanks to tion of the community gene: have bestowed upon him since and te assure them that he house worthy of the patronage ceived so liberal a share. The house having the next object of vengeance. opened his establishm no exe! to render his which he has already re- been, during the summer, and refitted, is now in first rate order for tl ellers or residents; and the proprietor respectfully soli- continuance of past fa They were now in full fore: and boys accompanied them, oase they were required. Thus prepared, fl and confident in numbers, they of the grand struggle—a struggle which we will christen, tho “Battle of Blackstock’s Factory.” | On their arrival, they saluted the enemy with three | e, and an universal flourish of sticks and Altera minute or two spent ina reconnoitre, | they moved forward in eolid column of attack, on the the priucipal gate of the fortross—that is,the pine gate Ina moment the gate was forced open. But the de- fenders were dotermined ona heroic defence, and the as- sailauts were thrown back and the g second time the ussault was made Both parties now took time for breath, and opened ne- The Factory girls demanded the instant ex- pulsion of the few girls at work. The people inside ob- stinately reused the terms ; and both parties, again pre- | effect upon the Portsmouth Canal, and merchandise this season has been shipped from Philadelphia to Cincinnati by the way of New York and Toledo, in consequence of the low water between Pittsburg and Cincinnati. MERCE oF PORTSMOUTH, Oxto. ¢ fa the part of visitors shington, or residents during the session of Con, ig confident that they will always fiud_ comfortable the best on the table that the market aff September, 1845. NT RUBBERS—NEW the original obs New Hampshi: Doorgopen at7. To commence at 8 o’clock, andterminat ef and Programmes may be had at the Music and attentive an . COLEMAN. ¢ Bookyof the words, price 12% cents each, to be had at the loors. ‘On Friday evening Mr. Templeton, will present his Gravd Festival Entertaiomeut, as given by him at Ayr, 1314, in commemoration of the Groat National Poet, en ee BEN 1T OF MESSRS. CHIPPENDALE & JOHN SEFTON. IRST APPEARANCE I Monday, October 1 LONDON ASSURANCE a Pere “Ge ec, Sic Harcourt Court SE ELE! Mr. N. Hayward Metalic Insoluble In urovemeut iu the a rver and inventor of iscovered another im- hich will puzzie the world to e again closed. A | ith a similar result. face of patent leather, wi Shoes, now off-red for the most perfect 1, are without excepti world ever saw. For sale HORA‘ has avery unfavorable pared ie decide the matter by the uncertain chances of “They aay they won’t—let’s try 5 aging each other with loud cries, the legions marched to the “imminent breach.” ‘was a doubttul one. MRS. CRISP’S F! IN AMERICA 01 ° CANARIES. GREAT ATTRACTIONS!!! AT ARCHEY’S, 5 John street. ‘VE having parchased the entire stock r Jebr ted Importer aud B nited States, is now prepared , the largest and most ch for the approaching sexson, This late pur- 78 are too well known by Bird Fanciers to ceed comment, havin regard to cost, from tl aud are now offered at a moderate price ‘The urual variet on hand, adapted tor u For a moment, the combat The garrison mad ince—but what could you expect Pi Can bits of plank hall an inch thick withstand the ‘might that slumbers in a peasant’s arms?” Th | Progressive humanity won the day, roprieto’s, pine boards and all. hurrah ! hurrah !”—and in a moment the yard was ed, the fortress was taken by storm, and the garrison Merchandise, pounds......... +. Exchange baggage and furnivure, d Golden Farmer. tion yet submitres CHE been purchased and imported without ye most celebraied pats of ul GREAT NEW YORK FAIR AT NIBLO’S GARD {SECOND WEEK 0. CATILr SHOW, ING MATCH, &c. ONDAY, October 13th—List ‘of Horse other Live Stock i EXHIBITION. NG AND SPAD- Ofcourse, resistance was now out of the question— how cana man resist “ when the foot of the conqueror ck!” There was no help; and with sullen resignation, th e home and foreign markets. ENGLISH HARDWAKE—Agent’s Prices. LERS will consult their is Sugar and Molasses, corted to the ¥ Iron and Nails, girle employed were Hemp, do. in charge of their overjoyed compa- {frantic with exultation ai ‘The moment, however, that they gain here certainly were shouts which particularly agreeable to the van- interest by taking up-s jeuts several Englis! &5. the ‘able Cutlery of all patterns: An Address at 12 M, ov &c. with a geveral assort- Sheffield Hardware, at low ‘WBOULD, | © Johu street, up stairs. d110 kegs Prime Leaf Lard, now land- ry jeans, and E. K. COLLINS & all violence ceased, could not have be quished, but nothi ‘They ulterwards repaired to th wiiere the money, collected for their us [From the Pittsburg Age, Oct. 8.) jormed that the manufacturers have express od a great deal of dissutisfection with reference to the eondtict of the police on Monday, during the disturban- ces. It seems to us that this is unjust. It was utterly im- possible for any ordinary police force to have maintained ‘There were hundreds of the male friends of the round, ready to interfere whenever it should be necessary. ‘The first appearance of violence ora disposition to use force wou! struggle in which the police would have been ii overpowered and a general riot would have e Consequences much more serious must have occurred had any attempt been made to coerce the factory girls into e more peaceful ci Nixon we did not more than he did. Dp usage—did all he could, in connection with Mr. bell, to quiet the distur round, but helpless. of every description; Saws, Tools, ment of staple Birmingham pa ‘a decrense in all but cheese and whiskey, and in the arti- cles cheared,an increase in all but merchandise and furni" Annual Ploughing Match id the Spading Match, to commence An Address will be de- mperance Ark, and testing of Plo was distributed. ; Old Stock Exchange. $1900 Ohio 6's, 60 ‘Wednesday, October 15th — 10000 do will open at the spacions 'd Tweuty-fourth ibition of Horses, Cat- remises between Twenty- | ‘ifth Avenue, rear of the Shs T0o'clock. Cattle must be on the ground day, October 16th. Friday, October I7th. ANNIV"RSAI $200 do 100 shas Phenix Bk 103 Bk Com, full 175 Vicksburg Ble 75 Morris Canal 60 di fF try le orders for ale by EK: COLLINS &COr very fue order, for sale by, K. be Nor Sars RR bio 56 HEAT—1,000 bush. Prime New Lilinows W hest, now ast day of Cattle Eshipibes janding ex ship Genesee from E. K. "8 Saloon. at 744 o'clock, P. ate Sate of Cattle and other RESS by the Hon. Eliot, of New Bedford, Mass., at 734 o'clock, P.M., at the ‘Tabernacle in Broadway. . operations and displays will occupy por- tions of the time from day to day during the Fair, which will b jonably uoticed in future circulars, and in the public FE oF, a New Orleans, for COLLINS & CO. ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHE. NEW AND INVALUABE DISCOVERY, BEING A liquid Dye, which instantaneously chang. hair to a beautiful brown or black, without injury to the hair or is Dye consists in its easy mode of application, and instantaneous effect—all ing from ten to twelve hours to produce any change. excellence will be apparent to every one upon a single xtract from the “ Philadelphia Daily Sun.”—ALexanpen’s wAPHE.—The effect of the above on the hi terday in our office, aud the change ‘was instantaneous. jadelphia Daily Foram.”—Several of our acquaintances have recently applied to their hair the valua- lexander’s Tricobaphe—a new aud as in HO case failed to produce the it to, gray hair or operatives stan “So Long faland RR gh ong {slan 3 have brought ona | 9) “OMe a8 aio se 100 Reading RR 100 New Jersey RR HARI Ge REE ERE 2 213 THE ANGLO AMERICAN SHOOTING CLUB. HE SHOOTING MATCH announced to come off To- (Monday,) near F re of proceed SSEssRs ‘ort Green, Brook! His police were on the hort.we do not think he should % do. ry 50 Long Island RR 150 di BROOKLY STAR@CRICKET CLUB. OTICE is hereby given that a special met from gray to blac What were the policeto do? Yow would not have in with their maces and hammer away on the Itis too auch to expect of men, and besides they would find themselves in @ situation any- jeasaut if they had attempted such a course. if they dare—and we") said a grim double-fisted ug, While they were breaking ‘open heuds of the girls? Sportsman’s Hall, Ad valuable discovery ; and Immediately after apply’ , itimparts a beautiful brown or ale by Rushton & Co. druggists, 110 Broadway ; 10 comer Mth street; Aspin- , Moore & Taylor, 81 Maiden | and of the principal | reet ely. The punctual ILDER, President. atendance of every member is ons uM Lone of them gal out of their boots fellow in our ly Blackstock’s gut Ssres wht & Co. 2 Ced: 4 1! A. WRIGHT, 23 do Island RR b30 jo 530 CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I. TROTT J. W. W! ruggiata through Religious Intelligence. i ‘Tho Vestry of reat unanimity ent Rector of St. Paul’ come their assistant m Mr. Hugh Smith Carpenter, gical Seminary, has accepted a call frr,m the Canal str church, and it is expected that ne ¥, 41] be ordained installed pastor of that church 0’, Wednesday evening BRODERIES ET NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS. PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broadway, JOBBEU AND RETAILER, ‘of the Ladies to his splendid stock of received, compris- the present season, Feputation his store has long 100 do 50 Harlem RR IMPORTER, . NVITES the attention Embroideries and Lace Goods recent ing the newest and most desirable styles o at prices which will maintain the late of P’sinceton ‘Theolo- Married, On Baturday the 1ith instant, in Calvary Church, by the Rev.Mr. Southard, Cutten R. Granpin to Miss Exiza The Largest Trotting Field this Season for Three Mile ies URSE $100, 3 mile heats aU Rnendey, ‘Octoher lath with five entries, 75 lots fine Linen Combrie Hi from auction. case clear Linen Lawn harness, will come off on vias beets Hom S14 2 o'clock” P. M. and elosed on Hidkts, tape borders, from $7,40 to per doz. Lease clear Linen Lawn Hdkf 140°" "do do, col The Rev, P. B. Talbot, hay Minister of St. James’ The Rev. & B. McG Greenville county, a4 removed to F Invzwors-—The Brey, Mr, Hutchins has resigned Albion’ Mr. Britton has been remo been unanimously chosen “ch, Woonsocket, R. I. ned his charge in janover county. mes O'NEILL, Died, On the morning of the 1ith ppt « bik m Marianni ends and acquaintance ernian Universal Benevolent Societ; H 'y, are respectiully | nvited to attend his funeral, this afterneon, from his late residence, No. 350 Greenw ich street, at balf past three peers. ad black printed borders. do, embroidered, from $2,75 to $15 each. Emproidered under Hakfs, 10 lo, to Which place ”, lesving Altov’vacant. ‘The Rev. Mr. C appointed te, Jacksonville, Vy has been Sransferred to the station at Tremont Public Stand, 50 cents. 4 CONKLIN, froprietor. will leave Green & Losees’, 188 Chatham ‘clock, for the conveyance of passenvers t fare fifty cents each way. 12 3 Ilia... ese. to Member's oom areville, Oct. 12, 1945. R of Wostern New acant, by the death a from $1 upwards. Rich Embroidered Sh ‘Lace Caps Upwards of 6 E:mprol Aton, Spanish Flounce, the Future Life, nceor dn Sabbath evening next, (12th inst) to Sweder borg, willbe de- De W.H Richardson late Professor in Transylvania Vuiversity, died lately Coveland, near Lexington. Bishop Boone and the Mission Family arrived in China on the l4th of April last, allin good beaith. Letters have been received from members of the family of as late date as the Sthof Jane. Buildirgs, corner of Lronard ‘arther evidence of the Truth of Swe Velacions.”” Leeture to commence at 7}¢ o'clock. Seats free. in Rivi im $2,50, from $8 to $12, Ao 9M, | ‘Thread Lace Capes and Berthes, very low read, Chantily, Brussels and other V 1d black Brussels INTER HOSIE! street and Broadway. A few verp rich 5 carious of splen about 3 years old, with light hairand blue eyes. bout9o’clock Saurd -ymoruing: fauy reerive the thauks «fh ° comprising Silk, Lambs’ Wool nnd Merino Ver Cashmere, Lambs’ Wool and Merino. Cashmere Gloves, Soecs, for children, which lower than the reg ular retail prices. ELOCUTION. DWARD MATURIN, Vnparte: hd inform h m person should hear of her, would i at 99 Fulton st. SPANISH LANGUAGE A letter has been reeeived from the Bishop, (Rt. Rev. « O'Connor) stoting that he arrived i 7th At the date of the lette: to France and German; beable to reach home fooner than De- happy to find that he is enjoying excel- lent health.— Pittsburg Catholic. Tun Barrists is rae Usiten Srates.—It appears from their Register for 1845, numbers 5373 ministers, 9230 churchos, and 707,942 members. The. tered Colleges and five Theological Seminaries. ublish filteen weekly, five sem: Plaid aud Fancy Woollen d from 10 to 15 per cent. | in Cove, on the BEACON COURSE. ONDAY, October 13th, mile hests, best three i kerch, between the paci mediately alter—-A Pu a < in all yrobabili wishing to learu the saine, will please apply FOURTEEN DOLLARS REWAKD. OR the retwrn of my pocket book aud contents, or the the money and return, bi @ papers cousisting of several the payment of whieh is stoppe y that can be of nouse but to the owner. Direct io me *t Newark, or inform me where | can fiad them: hi Il have the tharks of the owner and the mo- J October 12th, 1815. DISSOLUTION. HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between bers, in the city of New of Andrews & Kin i of Fnghish Poets ‘offers ‘his. services tu Selivole He' will commence as, soon as wames can be obt tained ; and can show, on 4 holder may keep ‘amonials of the most satisfactory character. its to Wagons best 3 in 5. For entries see Monda ‘monthly and five month- Purse of $30 will D. IGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himselt exclusiv: ction of Music, respect papers, six montbly Magazines, and one Ww. fully informs has frient of entrance closing, to go under he month of October, com- ive. horses that nev Both to come off on Wednesday next. F Losee’s, on onder evens 12 It*m, PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE TROTTING. HE FALL MEETING ove: y ada, within a few years, that they now ¢ than 20,000 of whom are erected upwards of 160 tain about an equal num- Terms moderate. Those who are desirous of becoming pupil to Signor Godone, 403 Broadway, and at Chambers & Jolie, 395 Broadway. Signor Hapetts will contiure, as usual, Piano and Italiau Singing. ‘0 halt a million e York, under the firm ind ia the city of New Orleans under the ras dissolved by mutual consent on the 224 day of August, ultim interest of H. M. Andrews in the fin King & Co.,he will condnct business ber of preachers, The Religions Revival which some time in our part of the State, ceive, has also extended into North number of persons have been converted un Methodist Church at Florence. re ly on” here ia Mobile, also, and some one of ou dst Churches is nightly crowded with those secki right path.— Mobile Herald, Get. 4. @ Bishop Potter is to officiate Gt Put» burg in the course of this day. the above Course will com has been progressing for ‘October, and continue two we are glad to per- ‘AIR. 18 wit NOW, OPEN AT NIBLO'S. , dive 6h Recrttar Mates Wil come oi inte Se onal Contention for ereafter on his own arse $200, two mile heats, free for all horses that never won a purse ove! purse $150, $30 to the second best, mile Pie harnese, ee forall horees. thai have nev tor i F “No. 3- Wednesday, 20th Cetoher, puree $900, three mile » free for all trotting Reece est, 00 wail that have wever trut le on Saturday, the 18th lock PM, in New Ennries for Nos. 2 and 4 to be made at the Course the evening Previous ty each trot. 0 oF thore to make a race. Members will pleas found ood eodkey Sun New York, Sept. 11th, 1845. and Performance by matches will come off on Tuesday next, near t HE report given some time go in the New York Herald Tespecting a Catholic Clergyman hav} mi veral of the churehes | who hau been previously married by a Squire, is enti A x TO PARENTS AND GWARDIANS. | hy its and acquirements, i: to instruct in Mu Ve the most expeditious in pro- | Knowledge and theory of the | he. ; HUM. at the office of this paper, will be | o7 Im*ic ACHING BELIING. : PATENT METALLIC RUBBER [ACHINE BELTING. ee aoe . 08 toall kinds of machinery for which lenther is third lees, anda superior to icin many respects. LADY ofsuperiort having afew more pu of mstraction will be fou min the thoroug! selence 0! any nowt A line directed to Extensive Stones iN ILLINOIs.—The past sum- Mer jas been a very sickly one in Missouri and Il No situation, however salubrious in appear- * ance, has been exempted from disease. heard on estimate that probably 200,000 these States, have been ill this season ot t peculiar io the season. It is certain that, in nume- Tous neighborhoods throughout the whole Tegion,en- tire families have sutferea—in mai i every member being prostrated at srdly one able to assist anor sumption of drugs has been enormo @ matter of any! but felicitation ferers, io not grambl entious of our apothecaries. Kntries for No, Land No.3 to of October, at th Losve's, Chatham NTLY Fumished Rooms, with board, may be ob- h family, where there is every opportanr wg that language, at No. S64 . Ove large froat parlor, suitable for Re id hs wife, or foraselect Club or Society Lerms moderat». A FRont Pan LET WITH BOARD. ae ithas been to cancel those alr ny cases, alanost | the same time, ARTICLE of great Jower part of the cit Frankfort street, near 09 6 us; and although nm tithe poor eee TO . most conset- ita Y A 1a Wotcrstreee "088% Smoikentlomen, ‘Apply Iteration as isthe case GEO. at by even the AMUSEMERTS PARK THEATRE. NTH NI Mg. AND MRS. C Monday ing, | oF SS KEAN. Evening, October 13th, with Play The pertormeeEO AND JULIET. Romeo . econ Mr * +. Mrs Skerrett over Mr De Wel'en Emperor Matapa. Price of Admunou—Boxes, $1; Pit, 66 cents ; vvallery, 25 cents. Doors open at 634 o’elociz, and the Cartaim willrise precisely at To’elock. ia ‘A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained at the Box Office. BOWERY THEAT&AM,. (7 The public smagrespectfully informed, that Massrs. Cony and Blanchard, London, 1 aranee th logs in the: the celebrated Pantomimists fro Theatre, They will make thei out Europe. Monday Evening, October 13th, ried, me UTNAM. eo Gen Washington. see Mr Vache Major ep jini Davenport \° .-J R Scott Pi MrsSergeant After whieh, THE FOREST OF BONDY. Cant Aubri ; Mr Blanchard jut Landry cog aay cee vee ee COMY SCAN MAG. Tom Caudle. ase Mr Hadaway NF Lower Boxes Pitand Gallery, 1234 cents. or Doors will open at half past 6. the curtaix will rise at 7. SIBLO’S GARDEN, MR. H. PLACIDE, | MRS. MOWATT AND MR. CRISP. BENEFIT OF MESSRS. | CHIPPENDALE AND JOHN SEFTON. Monday Eventig, October 13th, The performances will com ‘cred} To be succeeded by j LONDON ASSURANCE, Grace Harkaway, Mrs Mowatt | | ady GaySpanker, Mrs C Siri Courtly, Ht Placide | Max Harkaway, Chippen | Dazzle, Crisp | Dolly Spanker, To rowclade with Golden F oat SOLDEN BAER, jen Farmer, Chippendale | Harry Hammer, itcher. Johu Sefton | Heury Herbert, Seg tienk Ceo oe Private ea 7" An effesent Police wail always be in attendaace to 1eain- 1813 good order and keep all improper persons out. "A funited aumber of Beason Tickets will be disposed of. CHESNUT STREET THEATRE: PHILADELPHIA. W.E. BURTON 1... 66 ces cee oe oe + LESSEE AND MANaGER | Miss DELCY, Mr GARDINER and Mr. BROUGH, Monday Mvening, October 13th The performance | LA—Amina, M Elvino, Gard | After whicn, Mr White, Ow Mrs White, Mrs Smith. | On Tuesday—Miss Logan, from the Western Theatres, will | make her first appearance, iv Julia, in the Hunchback. | Wednesday—Second night of the Orera. engaged at this evening, intro- ducing Astonishing Traii performances, that have excited the greatest wonder aud astonishment through- id Third Tiers, % cts.; nee with the Overture to Tan John Sefton T Placide Gallagher ston at half past 6 and the perlompance to commence i'l commence with LA SOMNAMBU- Deley; Count Rodolpho, Mr Brough; & MRS. TRIE Biel Berper, Bemett; ARCH STREET THEATRE. ‘a PHILADELPHIA. | Bree Monday’ venting, Gctober 1 5 | formance t ith JANKE SHORE—Du | Tron dit Bcott; Hastings, Fredericks; Jane Shore, Miss A | aftorehich, MRED RICE, wil | —_pado, Mr W_F Wood; The iiumb Gu irs Wilkinson. | BOWERY CiRCU: | ARRIVAL OF REINFORCEMENTS FROM WELCH AND MANN’S COM McFARLAND, ‘The greatest Vaulter in the World, is engaged. ALSO, | MESSRS. HOBBS AND J. WHITTAKER. HORSEMANSHIP EXTRAORDL SPLENDID CAVALCAD: SPRITE OF THE SILVE! NEGRO MINSTRELS. jaster Nixon as the Greek Boy. SPORTS OF THE RING. ERCISES OF THt GYMNASIUM. VAULTING, TUMBLING, ke. 06 lw*re INTRODUCTORY CONCER’ HE CHENEY FAMILY, from Vermont, Introductory Concert on ‘ENING, October 18, 1845, uartettes and Songs, select Sing a variety of Giles the expressly for them. d PROGRAMME. PART National Glee—Columbia. .............Melod ‘Arranged forthe Cheney Family by G Loder. Serenade—Sleep On... Crees Old Song—The Beggar Girl. Trio— Witches’ Glee : Soug—The Iruh Mo Qoartette—Burial of ne | Quartette—Come Dwell *. y Arranged for the Cheney Familv oy G Loder Quartette—Good Night Tickets 50 cents eac! Broadway; George F. ma; at the principal Music Stores, and at the Door. Concert to commence at half-past 7 o’clock TITIAN’S VENUS. To’ be ‘had at Saxton & M No 7, Lafarge Building. 263 Broadway. ‘Open from 9 A. M. ull 10 P. M. Admission 25 cents—Season Tickets 50 cents. TABERNACLE. Admission Reduced to 2% Cents. at the ABERNA ance prior to their depart exico. ‘They will be assisted by Miss CAROLINE HIFFERT. the price of tickets have been redueed to T'WENT’ CENTS. Full particulars in the Programmes. Doors open at7—to commence at Positively their LAS t’ APPEARAN .-:Mr. H. BE. Stevens aprear in Jumbo Jum. | To concinde with THE DUMB GIRL OF GENOA—Strap- | ee Boxes 25 cents ; Pit 1234 ceuts. Children to Boxes half price. | MPANY, | AFD ROCKWELL AND STONE’S TROUPE. _ LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BX LAST EV GNI ‘Washington. (Correspondence of the Merald.] ro Wasuineron, Oct. 10, 1845. The Next Congress—The Speakership of the House— The Conflicting Interests, Cliques, Dificultieaand Candidates in the way of each other, briefly review- ed, and; incidentally the subject of Father Ritchie and the Printing, §¢. The administration is yet in its chrysalis state. Its policy, ite measures, its general course of prinei- ples, as well as its designe regarding the important question of the succession, are yet to be determined. Ae evidences clearly indicative of a definition of the administration to the party electing it, the selections of officers of the next Congress, particularly of the House of Representative, are very generally, and in our estimation, very properly considered, The first and most important of these selections, is the Speaker of the House. Upon this offiowr the complexion of the committees and. the relative strength of the cliques upon the committees depend. The organization of the majority, in short, upon all the great measures of the day, will be decided upon in the election of the Speaker. It resta with him whether the Committee of Ways and Means shall be high tariff, incidentally protective, or fora hori- zental ad valorem revenue system; whether the Committee on Foreign Relations, and the Commit- tee upon Territories, shall preponderate in favor of the whole of Oregon and its immediate occu) , or fee a pomnpromnige, and the conte of — everlasting ‘* pending negotiations ;' Commities on Post ffices and Post Roads shall re- port tor a repeal ot the cheap postage law, or for only such modifications as may be essential toa fair ex- perunent of the new system. And so of all the other great measures of the day, and of the party in power. ‘ How stands the party upon thie seats of the Speakership? How is it divided ? t us briefly examine. There are three great divisions in the field. The Van Buren-Wnght men of the North— the Western men, and the inflexible Southern wing of the democracy, or the State-Rights merf of the South. The western division of the family will be sub-divided upon the question of the Speakership— one faction upon an Administration candidate, ano- ther upon an independent one. ‘The Northern w: will be divided also? upon two candidates, a Tan: man, and a revenue incidental protection man. The South, below the latitude of Virginia, will concen- trate upon one man most probably, though at first there may be several of the same cast in the field.— There will be, 1n addition to these divisions and divisions, an intermediate, half-way house candi- date, from Virginia, a sort of Benton-McDowell as- pirant; while there may also be several independent candidates, from various sections, running, in the cant expression of the day, “upon their own hooks, in expeetation of the chances of success amid the contusion of the names and the variety of the stock ered for race. 40094 j ns of all, then, the Administration, anxious to the propitiation of the Great West, as the nucleus around which the various elements of the party are in anticipation to be harmoniously compacted in the support of the Executive and his policy, will present the Hon. John W. Davis, of Indiana, as its candidate for Speaker. Mr. Davis is an advocate of a Revenue Tariff upen the principle of incidental protection; an advocate for all of Oregon; an advocate of ulmost any sort ofa sub-treasury, and of the reduction and graduation of, the prices of the public lands; but more than all, of the election of Kitche & Heiss as printers to the House. As far, therefore, as the West may be con- ciliated upon identity ef principles, and as far ae other membera trom all parts ot thé Unten may be controlled by the past, present, or prospective distri- bution of government patronage, Mr. RDINARY. ES—BRILLIANT FETES. LVER SHOWER. give their ¥ . . Atthe NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY, when they il ro st American, Evglish and Germen compositions. They will also introduce several new pieces composed and arranged by J Braham ‘Arranged by Herrmann n Boxt Song. ‘Words and Music by T. Moore Trish Exigreut’s Lament. .....Words by Mrs Price Blackwood—Masic by Dempster. Quartette—Day Slowly Declivin, a » Weber Arranged for the Ch Song—Eve’s Lament King By the Chaney Family iles’, 205 jesbil corner of Wall and Water o10dttre HIS much admired Painting, after a most successful visit to Boston, has returned to this eity for exhibition at room 010 1w*me FAREWELL OF THE SWISS BELL RINGERS, Wwe will give THREF CONCERTS ONLY, on Mon- day 13th, Tuesday Mth, and Wednesday, 15th September, ACLE, being postively their last appear In orde ble all cl hi hem betore they d n order to enable all classes to hear. them belore they depert 010 3t*re N OM, FAHIBITING, (for « shore time only) at th of the National Academy of Design, corner o and Leonard street, De Kuyper's celebrated statue (in eutisleu 3 “LA SORTIE DU BAIN,” (Coming from the Bath.) ‘This exquisite and refined work, which has been pronounced by all who have seen it to be the chef d'euvre of modera art a and which has attracted crowds of admirers in Euro} been brought to this country at «reat cost and risk, an confidently opened for the inspection of the lovers of thi lime and beautiful ar Hart. Open from 9 A. M. until 10 P.M. Admittance 25 cents.— Season Tickets 50 cents. 530 rre PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. Ta Committee of Man»gement of the New York Phi monic Society beg leave to iniorm the. public that scription list for the Concerts of the Co 9 season open at the store of Messrs. Scharfemberg & ‘36L w Palmo’s Opera House, Chambers street. "Terms of subscription $10 per annul of the tickets for the first Concert, e u three admissions to each o: four Concerts, with the pertieket, By order. 07 6teodis*re GOTHIC HALL, ADAMS STREET, BROOKLYN, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, Oct. 15th and 16th. Admusion 2% Cents. THE ETHIOPEAN | SERENADERS, Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGT! Te GY ant and, WHITE, Respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gevtlemen of Brook lyn that the two of their ‘propose. grin INIMITABLE ENTERTAINMENTS On the above Evenings, CHORUSES, Ke. &e. e accompanied with the Accordion, ‘or partiulars gee Programme fa PHONE Seat consisting of RES*“RVED FOR LADIES. Concert at 8 o'clock. : 1) preserve strict order, DR. HOLLICK’s LECTURES. FORGENTLEMEN ONLY. igin of Life, or Philosophy and Puysiology of Nithe Origin of Life, ooanhy ay mals the Ci Cure of iu Plante and Ani NTIOUSNESS, Ke. iMustrated by his 16 life-like Models of the Male and Fem ystems, ings at eve ‘Wednesday and Thursday, Octob Hall, Chatham Square. Doors open at 7—Lecture to commence at 7K. Single Lec- Tickets for the course $1. E: rae 59 cents. plete by itself, For Ladi oll dtre oll at*re tit ished and. arranged for their expr con ; tion of his house renders it more d rable to persons wishing to avoid bustle and noise, t other place in the city. His larder is well supplied at al i id other deli with the me ies of life. ‘Wines, Liquors, aud , and he respectfully It blic. oll 2t*rre ENTLRMEN nae ted at Nibl fully the qual Colo ke,, exhibited, by can do so Py apply? 08 EN DODWORT! Hehogl ac his rextdence, No. 4h Broome ste ave on, rect ey thursday, and Saturday, at 3 P.M, Yor and at 7 for Gentiemen. For terms, &e. apply as above. oll Im*rre CKET-BAR E fro f, GEN Coat ote ae \¢ dratelr irre many complaints have been made of the want of room, the committee have been induced to remove the Concerts to yable on delivery ing the subscriber to privi- lege of purchasing two extra tickets for rh Goncert, eee 1 SONGS, OLEES, "1 it popular Operas, courdion Banjo, Tambo and Castiaets le Each Lectare com- Chatham FOR PRIVATE, PAR- EE GALE. No. ot Walker ¢lubs or private parties, that it weadistre Will commence Private Dancing Broome street, on Mon Monday, Ladies, jew Orleans, is ot Wallstreet Cone cf ‘all toods ine o From nes same RecHiOe however, ct an independent{Western cundidate, in no Ione Person: e than the Hon. John W. Tibbatts, of Kentucky. His efforts and his conspicous devo- tion, during the last Congress, in support of the most liberal appropriations to the Western waters, extend- ing through the whole scope of theMississippr valley, from the Lakes to the Gulf, with conciliatory ration- al appropriations to Eastern improvements, will alone give him some promiency with the uncom- mitted to Davis. If we consider, too, the evident decline of Mr. Clay’s influence in Kentucky, and the corresponding gain of the Democrats, the policy of choosing a Democratic Speaker from Kentucky, thus giving encouragement to the efforts of the Party there to the revolutionizing of the State, we shi have another strong incentive in favor of Mr. Tib- batts. The northern Revenue Tariff men will most likely fall upon M’Crate of Maine. ‘fhe Old Hun- kers of Pennsylvania and New York will concen- trate in the outset upon Charles Jared Ingersoll, the protective candidate of Pennsylvania. The Bento- man—M’Dowell clique will have, as they should have, a competitor of their own for the ‘Chair of Moderator, and Geo. G. Dromgoole, or Geo. W. Hopkins, (the latter rather untavorable to chea) postages, and therefore rather tavorable to the sout and west,) perhace both will be submitted to the chances of an election. ‘As the candidate of the South, par excellence, Mr. Holmes, of South Carolina, may be introduced into the ring. This gentleman, it will be recollected, in peas ble speeches upon the General Inter al Improvement bills introduced into the House last session, decisively concurred in liberal appropria- tions to the Western waters on constitutional grounds, upon the authority of the ordinance of 1787, and upon national considerations. He may, there- tore, reasonably calculate, that in the event of close quarters, upon the shadow of a probability of a combination between the West and the South in his support. On the other hand, the State of Maine considers that she has a title to the Speakership, while every other section 1s jealous of the repeat- ed favoritism to old Virginia, in the apportioning to her the best of the Executive and Legislative offices of the Government from year to year. Throw all these conflicting elements into a cau- cus, and it is evident a commotion and an efferves- cence must be excited, unequalled save by the seething materials of the cauldron of the three witches ot Macbeth. It would scarcely seem possi- ble that a two-tnirds vote could be had upon any one of these men. R. M. T. Hunter, of Virginia, from his Conservative standing between the demo- crats of the North and the State Rights men of the South, from his being positively attached to'no par- ticular cligue, might umite all the factions in his tavor, were it not for the drawbacks, that he is un- certain upon the Sub-Treasury, not exactly under- stood upon the Gregor uestion, opposed to heavy appropriations to the Western waters, in favor of free trade, and an opponent ot chea, pianos 0% collateral consequence. Besides, i Speaker is elected from Virginia, it will go hard with Father Ritchie, coming from the same State, im the can- vassing for the ranting: Indeed, this circumstance of itself would defeat im. But this difficulty could be obviated by Heiss running for the foxmer, in an emergency. ‘ i gg oh 5 owerel, from the difficulties in the remises, that there will be nonomination 1n caucus for Speaker, (the two-third rule now being inexora- bly established) what is the prospect inthe casting this confused jumble of sectional or factional re- presentations before the House for its suffrages 1— On the second balloting, it C. J.Ingersoll should se- es enough upon the first to give him the cman with pape of the wi they will concentrate upon him toa man and elect . We snall then have the harmonious spectacle presented us of a President Tecoommentitiig equal protection to all the great industrial pursuits of agriculture, manu- tactures, commerce, &c. An “© Organ’ joreus for the revenue standard, regardless of all protec- tion, and a Speaker of the House—an officer having the appointment of the committe whose ince it is to report upon the subject—the unqualified adhe- rent of Mr Boobanee and Daniel Webster in sup- p the Tariff bes, Pore State ot Ohio, which controlled the election of officers for the House for the last Congress, will not be an indifferent spectator in the election for the next. If she presents Mr. Weller for clerk, or any other suitable person, in order to secure his elec- tion, she will, of course, compound with any other clique or cliques, on the question of the oer. if, on the other hand, the Navy Department should awardto Mr. Weller, (we are taking tere the suppo- sition that he was @ bi vis will be a formidable man. idder as a bn the {the Memphis Naval pot, the demo- sng OO from & Lain ot gr titade and self re- inistration, t t phd pony one by the Executive, will unite upon Mr, Davis. Rae ardly anticipate a candidate fi io for er. f ee One ot hese speculations, from the facts be- fore us, we can only arrive at one conclusion, which ts merely an incidental one, though ‘as sure as jod,” namely, that unless the administration shall succeed in caucus, in the nomination of its candi- fates for Speaker and printer, (leaving the clerk out of the question) for the next Congress, they will be iefeated. The most persevering efforts will conse- juently be made by the friends of the Executive, ind by Father Ritchie, to secure a nomination bi caucus,while theBarnburners of New York,the i men of Pennaylvania, and many of the young demo- craey of the Great West, will be e ually pugnacious in resisting such dictation—backed, in sympathy, it not in ection, by the Constitution and the U 8. another example of retribution wt ould erative candidates for Speaker Printer defeated through the same ihetrarmense’ by which Van Buren was thre out of the Balk moreConvention—the two-third rule—though wr a different process of its operation ; but, as jnsice tothe President, weuld seem to suggest the cb rity \Tallowing him’the editorial exponent of his own