The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1845, Page 3

- miles, and fe extent of the advantages to be derived from this lip will be seen from the following table of dis- tances froy Albany to Goderich, on the way to Chicago on Lake Nchigan, the great emporium of the western trade, byfree routes, and from Buffalo to Goderich by Lake the proposed line, From #any, by Syracuse, Oswego, and the Welland Canal rich, 729 miles. From sIbany, through Buffalo to the same point, 749 miles. Fromplbany, through Oswego and Toronto, to Gode- rich, 47 miles—or less than the Buffalo route by 270 | miles, 44 less than the Oswego and Welland Canal route | by 250niles, Fror Buffalo to Goderich, via Lake Erie, 393 miles. From /uffalo to Goderich,via Toronto, and the propos line, miles, or a saving between Buffalo and Goderich by th proposed line of 204 miles. It janticipated that the saving in time to travellers, by th propored line, will secure to it the whole of the immnse passenger traffic between the North-eastern andVestern parts of the Continent of North America, andthat the revenue from this source, at present en. | grosed by the steamboat companies on Lake Erie, will be tholly attacted by this company. The ordinary time whph is now taken by a steamer to go from Detroit on theSt. Clair to Buffalo, in the summer, varies from thity-six to forty eight hours; and in the months of Setember and October, from forty-eight to seventy-two | hars; whereas the traveller from Detroit, by way of Gderich and the proposed line, during all the period of | th navigation on Lake Ontario, will reach Buffalo in | trenty-two hours; Rochester, in twenty-seven; Os- | wego, in forty-one ; Kingston, in forty-three ; and Mon- | teal, in sixty-three hours. To travellers between the | +tlantic Ocean and the extensive territories on Lake flichigan and the Mississippi, the proposed line will be of greater importance, for Goderich is nearer than De- troit to Lake Michigan by 120 miles, and Buffale may _ be reached from Goderich, by the proposed line, in | enhours, There are at present, at the port of Buf- | falo, sixty steamers of the largest class emvloyed in the conveyance of passengers from Buffalo to Detroit and the Upper Lakes; the number of passengers by this route fluctuates from 5000 to 7000 weekly, for about fiv months in the year. There are, at the same port, 300 sailing vessels, of 26,400 tons burthen in the whole, en, &°ged in the western commerce. These vessels are em. ployed for little more than six months in the year, the port of Buflulo being closed for three weeks later in the spring and earlier in winter, than the ports of Toronto, | Goderich and Detroit. In the year 1836, a company was incorporated by the provincial legislature to construct a railway from Toron- | toto Lake Huron, and it was only from the insutticiency | of capital that the work has not hitherto been carried | into operation. This act was revived and amended during the last session of the provincial legislature. ‘The railway will commence at the city of Toronto, the chief town of Western Canada, which has at present 4 population of about 19,000 souls, with the best port on the upper part of Lake Ontario, and surrounded by the most populous and ftourishing district in the province, | and will pass through an exceedingly favorable line to the port of Goderich, the best harbor on the Canadian shore of Lake Huron. This line will, in afew years, effect for the towns through which it will pass, what | the Eno Canal has effected for Buffulo and the places alongits line. In the year 1824, previous to the opening of the Erie canal in that year, Buffalo was an imconsider- able village, having a population of about 4,000 souls | only. In the year 1830, which was only the sixth year from the opening of that canal, it contained a population | of 8653 ; and it has now become the chief commercial city inthe Union, upon the western waters, and com- prehends a population of about 29,000 souls. ‘The proposed line shortens the distance between Lakes Ontario and Huron by 270 miles, and avoids the circui, | tous, and, at some periods ofthe year, dangerous na- | vigation of Lake Erie, and willform the cheapest, most | direct, and expeditious communication between the | wealthy ond populous States bordering on the Atlantic, | and the Territories intersected by the two great canals lately constructed in Wisconsin and Illinois, to connect Lake Michigan with the M pi. There are no engi- | neering difficulties on the line, there being a gradual es- | cent from Toronto for the distance of thirty miles; and | the remainder of the line is almost upona dead level. | The following census of the population of the States | and Territories between which and the Eastern States, | the proposed line will form tho most direct communica- tion, will serve to show not only its immense impor. | tance in anational point of view, but also the tratflic | which must accrue to the line immediately on its com. | | | pletion. PoruLation oF THE States AND Territories Connecren | with THis Work. | 1041, 182, 1845* | 37,133 49,524 80,000 | 51,834 69,178 110,000 | SR917 692,653 000 754 202 $22,598 1,000,000 248,331 284) ; 5,100 7,500 + Estimated. This enormous increase in the population of these ter. ritories is derived from emigration, itself a sufficient source.of revenue for the maintenance of the railway. Lake Ontario is the natural channel for the transit of goods westward from Montreal. The superiority of this route over that of the Erie Canal, for the transit of goods | from the States, is found in the fact that the navigation of Lake Ontario is always open early in April, and gene rally in March, and three weeks before the opening of the Erie Canal, at Albany, and the facility of communi. | cation between Toronto and the wealthy and rapidly pro- gressing commercial cities of Oswego and Rochester, | Points out the advantage of completing the connection | with Lake Ontario by so cheap and expeditious a route. In connection with this contemplated road, it will be | necessary to complete the railroads in Michigan,running | across the peninsula from Detroit and the line from Sy- | racuse to Oswego in this State. The construction of these roads would open a rapid communication with | Chicago, which would be useful nearly a third longer in the year, than the modes of transportation now depend- ed upon. There is no section of this continent se pecu- liarly adapted for the construction of railroads, or where | they are likely to be more productive than in the vicini- ty of ourgreat inland lakes, The rapid increase in the | population, the fertility of the soil, and the immense mi- | neral resources, plainly indicate that the lake States | must ultimately be the wealthiest portion of the country | from which supplies of almost every necessary of life | will be drawn for the maintenance of other sections: | The advantages of opening rapid modes of communica. | tion, between that and all other sections of the country, | are already so great, that every feasibly route will, be. | fore many years, be secured. Old Stock Exchange " 103° shasHarlemRR 64 N_Y State 9 105) 50 L Island RR 860 6834 | ‘500 Ohio 6's, °30 ' 861 96% 100 do bio 68 | 10000 do 760, 390 97% 100 do 68 8000 Indiana Bo ds 50 do 360 68 | 1000 shas US Ba kc 534 12 Mohawk RR 56 25 Ba k Com, full 9%), WONor& Wore sw 724 | Cauat 246 00 do b30 72% 100N A Trust 10% 25 do R 75 Farmers’ Trost Ma 200 do 7% 20 do M50 do Ce ae 10 dy 390 34 200 do. 2K 50 Cant m Co 43% 50 do. 830 723 20 do 42% 190 = do 60 72 oe N Seine RR 880 42 wo Re do M5 72 y New 97 150 Reading RR st 10 do 7% 900 dot om ae | $10000 State N-¥5e, Rea Board. i tate 5s, "62 101 50 Nor & Wi ‘Bahay Nor & Work R ty 9 Nor& WorRR 5) do 73 190 Morris Canal 50 do 3% do | cy do 810 73% 50 do ‘takeing P ahaled stock Exchange. ioe M45 97% 50shas Farmers’ Tr 930 50 -has US Baik 10d 50 E Boston Co © | 100 Vicksburg Bk ch 125 Nor & Wor © 0 4 3 25 do 53 2% Morris Canal sl 5 do s3 | yy lo 2 do b60 | 50 jo b3 14% 25 =~ do bow 95 dy 33 5 db c 100 Canton Co btw 23 do a3 % do $30 1390 do c 50 do ch 2) Erie R stw % do On the morning of the Iie orn tniga He,morning of the 14th’ instant, and Jane Durel ¢ relatives and friends of the ly ee paces his tuaeral, th ree o'clock, froy 34\croehy Phan m the residence of hi: day morning t 7 owed ay ait and 6 ment Mth instant, Exiza Cassavy, jer relatives and friends, and thos i | respectfully invited to attend the fenmral ironed resi. fence of her father, John McKinley, 62 Bowery, on | Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. 3 i On Tuesday the Lith inst McGann, in th late Felix Mc in the twenty- e, Wittiam Heway, son of Henry family are respectful. ft 101 it half 0 parente, No. » Saran Evizaneri rag year of her age, daughter of the °. | and friends of the family, and also th of hor brother-in-law, James Murpny, Tee respectially invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after. noow, at half past three o'clock, without further invita. tion, from her late residence. | On ‘vesday the ter of Ch I days th instant, Farey Ancuancn Sten: | arles and Hannah Sterling, aged th The friend: fam faa aetna ¢ wok Eighth Avenue,” ""* #treet between Seventh and i'M iL iT In the city b¢ the 6th day of ee Oa 42 Men; 33 AL; Cro 1; Di Axe—| Lto 2 years, 20; 720 5, 13; 5 to 10, 7; 10 to20, 6; 20 30 to 40, 17; 40to 50, 9; S0to 6b to 70 90,3 waknow: Colored persons - E City Inspector's office, Oct. 1 OTICK.—H. L. VAN WYC neer, will sell at public auction, entitled to deb. store, 109 Washimgton lL o’elock,'A. M., by ors K, Aucti euitare,in frout'of the public 26ch of October, at of C, W. Lawrence, Collector of et, on Tues der the Le " it amen eo de rted in Brig France, Pgiacer go do” {renin Bile Ale Gin, imported in the Catharine Jackson, Rot- 015 2wre THE NAVY. LEY & PUTNAM, 161 Broadw: Ww! ‘on the Re-organization of the Navy,” and an examana. tina of a* Reply to Hints on the re organrzation of the Navy. Two neatly pri ted pamphlets. old eod6w're DANCING ACAWEMY. 74 Leonann Strert, West Side of Broadway. — *LLE. PAULINE DESJARDINS has the honor of im forming the public that she will open her class the 15th of September. Mille. P. Desjardins will give instruction in all the different branches of dancing, At her Academy be nd most fashionable Dane nae all the newest Ai the i rely. MPerous who are desirours of becomin apply to Mlle P. D., as above. KEEN TURTLE SOU: AND STFAKS—Franklin Coe House. 96 Muiden Lane and 15‘ edar stiect—A fine, Hvely, "Tages weighing 04 pounds, wall be dressed thi day, al if o'clock. ‘sr ates JOHN P. BROWN. old ttre BIRDS FOR SALE. ONE MINOR and five Doves, broukht from the East lu- dies Inquire at the Phaux Coffee and Spice Mills. 86 El zabeth suet, ol> Ittre TEN DOULARS REWARD OST, yeat-rday forenoon, from A. Greive’s, No. 5 John 1g pupils, will please xa tm*re id airest a high coloured mottled Cana:y, said to have been icked up by a boy,in Maiden Lave. ‘Th- above Reward will e paid by produciug the sad bi No. 5 John street. oO ttre FUURTEEN DOLLAKS KEWAKD. POR te return of my po:ket book and contents, or the holder may keep the money and return, by any means he see proper, the papers cous . Payable to un, the payment of which i stopped, toxether with Other panes, ‘that can be of no use but to the owner. Direct them to me at Ne by so doing they will have the tha ks of the owner and the Meee book cont PH LAW. Newark New Je sey October 12th, 1845. ol2 lw*m TO TRAVELLERS. " Hotel Meuble, Rue d’ Antin, No. 22, Paris. HIS new establishment fit ed up le moat che, kept by Madame de Beam Exe Rue de la Paix, the Ta vards;most convenient to persons pleasure, at the comfort of f mil mo- staying there a je time, aud live quiet and with ec omy, as itis only’ calculated limited number of persons, and more on the plan of a select | Pashing to. Boarding House than an H tel. GENTLEMEN’S old Ittre FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. | IKA PEREGO. 74 Maiden Lane, ‘W ouLo inform his frieuds and the public, that his assort- ment of Goods is new comylete, aud he will sell atas as cau be found, the Totowt & gO: jk Shirts, houlder’ Braces, large and ino do excellen’ article Lambswool do clined to atoop. Couon do m Elastic Web. Silk Drawers, White Cotton for military use Corton do A large variety of Suspenders Merino do Stocks and Long Ties, awool do Linen Collars, | Ga:ton Flannel do Linen Bosoms, a very large Suffolk Drills, do | -assortme:t, some very fine | Half Hose, of cotton, merino | Vest and Pantsloon Buctles and lambswool, Cloves of all kinds, Money and Pistol Belts, Suspender and Truss do Shoe lo Jet Coat Links, all sizes. Rid ng Belts, &e., &e. ‘The whole of which will be sold, wholesale and retail, cheap. O15 Jeter GENTLEMEN’S CAST OFF§CLOTHING WANTED. ENTLEMEN or Fami A ‘ing any snperfiuouseffects, such as Clothing, Jewelry, Fire Arms, &c , that they would convert into cash, will obtain from the. subscriber libe- ral prices. f H. LEVE-TT, Pi ies Office, No. 2 Wall street, and at 99 Nassau st, N. B.—All orders left at his office, or a line through the Post Office will be punetually atvended to. of5 lire IVES OF THE FELONS.” TRE GREAT DEMAND for the four fi “THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZE THE LIVES OF to republish t em. will, therefore, sued in one number, and ready for delivery on Thuraday morning, of this week. The pages will be of the same size of last week, thus giving a uniform size for the whole edition from the com meucement This number will he interspersed with engr y: ugs of Bob Sutton,” and also of his well known hauat, ** Th Darby & Joan Hotel,” in Rose et the act of finding the ¥ sof G. ¢ land, previous to the c forg-ry on the U 5 Price only the whole four first numbers in one. numbers. of containing be News Agents supplied at the usual prices. Orders should be given in at once to insure a supply. old attri POST OFFICE, York, October 14th, 1845. New Gh MER CAMBRIA FRO! ul ove steamer will be closed at this “fice on the 15th .M. Posiage on all lette’s must be prepaid to Letters of aalf an ounce or uader, 5 ceats; and each 1 haif once 5 cents, c ROBERT H. MORRIS, P. M. OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CO. October 13th, 1845. THE PRESIDENT and Directors have day deciared a of ths company, for the six months ending Ist August last, dividend of four and one half per cent on the capital stock payable to the stockholders on and after Saturday, the Ist Nov t. ‘The transfer book will be closed from the 25th instant to that oan Sree C. L. EVERITT, Secretary. orito Nire GKkEAT AMERICAN MASTODON, R MAMMOTH Missourian of Doct. Roch. The skele- ton of this eigsntic animal, lately fouad in Orange county, is now exhibiting for a few days at the Miuerva Rooms, 406 Broadway. Nothing has excited in years so great curiosity »s ‘They form the most perfect as well e largest skeleten ever exhibited. Admittance 25 cents, ola 5t*r NOTICE, ren hiif price. RARE chance to make money with a small capital. ‘The present propr etor of x Bar-room and three Bewling Al- ood busi- thes- immense remains. as A ieys, inthe central part of Brosdway,and doing s hess. wishes to srll out. Bor further particulars apply to 3213, Broadway ational Coffee House old 3u*r Oct LIST. R. POWELL, M. D., OCULIST AND OPERATIVE SURGEON, tinues to attend to Diseases of the tye ‘eye 9 to4 o’clock, at his re en st. » OF squinting, cured in a few sidence, 261 Broadway, cor Inveterate cases of Strabism unter ARTIFICIAL EYE! guished frem the natural c sidencr 261 Broadway, entrance 134 Warren st.— Gratuitous advice tv the Poor. o15 Ittre EETH! TEETH!! — Wh» would be without ‘Teeth when they can hove userted without the sightest possi’ Je pain, and war- suit ail the purposes of natural + ¢hing on Dr af inserted that can scarcely be distin- Dentist, at ice, corver ef Caual street. ud_ | 'y entrance in Canal street. The following is a list of te double set of best mineral teeth on ine gold plates, $50 00 A set of best mineral teeth, on fine gold plate, for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric _ Pressure, 30 00 | Single tooth, on eold plate, from $2 50t» 5 00 Pivot tooth, from 75to 150 Plaggivg teeth with gold, from Tt 150 Extr cring teeth, Bro 40 All other operations in the same proportion. Kemember, corner of Caual street and Broadway, entrance on Canal st, old it m UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. _ DEPARTMENT oF MEDICINE, HE LECTURES in this Institution will commence on Monday, 27th October. VALENTINE MOTT, M. D., Professor of the principles and operations of Surgery. GRANVILLE SHARPE PATTISON, M. D. Professor of Av atomy. JOHN REVER®, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. MARTYN PAINE, M. D, stitutes of Medicine and Materia Medica. GUNNING 8. BEDFORD, M. D. Professor of Midwifery, and the Diseases of ren. JOHN WILLIAM DRAPER, M. D., Professor of Chemistry. r JOHN WILLIAM DRAPER, M. D. ol Stis*re Secretary, 364 Fourth street. UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE. HE: POOR of the city, or those from the country, wh be affected with Medic or Surgical yiseasen, will receive 1 Professor of "Women and | gratuitous attendanec,on every Saturday throughout the year, ate UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE SURGICAL - CLINIQUE, 69 Broadway, opposite Bond street, _ This) the control of Dr MOTT, and the pa- ients who may wpply will be prescribed for and medicines fur- nished) and operations when required will be performed by him, Patients must apply at9 o'clock, A. M., on Saturdays. Pn UNIVERSITY LYING-IN CHARITY. under the entire control of Die BEBEORD te Broken af Midwifery; aud all poor women woo may be unable to pay [or nal services, will have every assistance furnished eir own houses during their confinement. Applicas be made to Dr. BEDFORD, oie 26 Brevoot Place. Pe OW jalllinoig, Flour, from Albion and acklide Mills, now landing from ship Oswego, and f sole by K. COLLINS WEG oltre ” fe 26 South street AK U—306 bbls wud 110 kegs Prime Lear L Pigerson’s brand, for sale by £. K, COLLINS & €0., olre South street. SPANISH LANGUAGE. B, QUIVER, successor to JUILO SOLER, give a ine th Reivate aud in elasi ya the abave Lea rags a same, will please apply at No. 13 Murray ACKE: ISWEGO, from New Orleans charging at Rector street ‘ N.R. 1 plaame actend bo the receipt of their | ok it el | f now in use | Gall ‘ing of several notes of hand | M BOSTON —The Mail for | M more speaks F most libers by letter. takea | sonatas connexion and no o tieulars apply | a wi AN Yor DY Kuro or ‘ould rot ald offic ral w: add: comme: silent or activ Kes will be sted to A. (+. Heral HE ADVERTINN bese i, and i 2 aving $3,500 capital, and intendin; Th nce the wholesale wine and liquor trade, W partuer, with like sum. From hisex- ally understanding the busin ‘ing a large, safe and profitable tride. from 9 to 10 v’clock to 5 in the afternoon, ot 219 Front sti TO 'ED, Q Employment, by a young man nineteen ‘ticular as to the business so as ess active exercise, i ‘ench, Spanish, and some Itsfian. ‘The best references object to leaving New Yerk. WANTED. JUNG WOOMAN, ofgood character and good address, | or German, capable of making to the other brane! old 1t*re | on - - 20 fai ee afi ei Ree a 7 TAILORS. | Au O15 3¢%r He: years of age—is it will necessitate | bool mg, | hee ofa ladies | roperly qualified in these respects, U given, jing, and from the morning, ois ltrs either ponvenell ‘For par! y or re woul he has i ait ona lady, ive satisfactory reference. teudes iA b to. o4 am"r W. x ANLE. FEW ACTIVE YOUNG M. act as ie ‘ED, WANTED, COMPETENT PERSON who has superint the fabrication of Beet Sugar. An application testimonials and references the | d to Beet Sugar, Post Office, Phi receive attention, | WANTED, ( Y A DRESSMAKER, Indel pia 3u intended in fur- 1» wall ebz b, ances ? | stating when and whege an interview can be had, w ents for the sale of new an $300 over and above their expenses writing, with an opportuuit men now in our employ. wil ear clear of allexpense. e necessary for them to havent least from 8 good fitting eut. App! | Brondway, up stairs. at FRENCH'S I letters must be post pai jection to leave this ci Di f clearin no doubt, Each will have hi $1000 ity; can On Sty be itm to go South or West, to | d popular *ublications. insured to th hem in te obtain | Raitt Fiall, 293 | _ LE as Ladi jes and ‘or returning to tl FT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNIIURE | WANTED. ENTLEMEN and Families can all kinds of superflouseffects the: 5 Gentlemens niture, ke. Gentiemen leavin; obtam the fall valne for ¥ wish to dispose of,such | Wearing Apparel, Fire Arms, Fur- | he city will | fiud it to cheir advantage to send for the Subscriber, who pledg- | es himself to give a fair price for all articles offered. ‘Office will & ly at vot OC VERBTYN 466 Brosdwav. ar stairs. WANTED, | tended to alll \F at this A rk, or inform me where I can find them: | and country, ties, 24 Grand street, ne to procure the best m* re .—Good and office. ‘A line through 1 Ip of all isl iblished Agen AMILIES can always be supplied with faithful, com) and well recommended he! the well capac’ ney office for 8, both for city it domes- ° Bowery, wae SY WATTS. MUSIC. i . {ul domestics ean have excellent places LADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction of young ladies on the Piano. She teaches on the | System, which has never been iatroduced as yet into this coun- try: ithas been grea shortest and easiest met addressed to X. Y. at the office of to. T will ensure of tien paws h. e. He fon. Henry © on, ee | of the following distinguished gentlemen, to whom refer :— He He lay, ‘hos. H. Benton, ethod a f bri jiest learned an very sho’ roved ef in Europe, as being the ging on the pupil. A note this paper, shall bs | THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT | ‘A MASTER. HE French Language, at once the epeoaaed! Qn m*re \d_most fashionable acguirement of the day, is taught by Professer P, Kowalewski on the oral and most approved system, adapting | his lessous to the capacity of his pupils ledge of the language ac ouored with pupils from the families ja such a manner as | rt space e can Hon. Caleb Cushing. Hon. Levi Woodbury, VIUSEYONTs. LATEST INTELL TURALD r SY LAST MVENING'S MAT. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO OF rowed NOTICES. 4 NONEY, fnstionsse. h Goose utlery, wil i ia Day yy joorciock, ates whee 7 A ; | MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN, - ah omc. ec Ny oy | —— Correspondence of the Herald.} Dh Wednesday Evening, October 15th, . = 100m ‘plain and ritbed Percussion | ‘The Performance will AMLETS 7 the Play of Pein ckgaeg = | Beate etn wt nrat Bide Spry Wathen, Pood | : Se head Q1 hy al ly 9 . & Tika ral eta en ee Justice to Prosper M. Wetmore, Father Ritchie, Catalogues are how ready. 015 1e#rh and all concerned, requires us, to make a correction | WM. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer. ne ae f Lae oa 4 a | PVA. E. WILLARD—This Day, Wedeesday, October ye Fk pep said Wetmore’s official private dinner im sal oovinen of good Paras, Safa tod Soe Brands, my NEigHsOW'S Wire. a yar sig gs eh | Woche Meicesl” Caceres” Woe ‘aad Dining. Tables. ‘Tea ers omestt " Sabbath, as the gentleman who knows all about it Fables Stands, © Bedsteads and Bedding, Carpets, Mr Somerton. informs us to-day. We entirely misunderstood in “ ‘Also. some secundhand Sofes, Pier Glass, Ottomans, Count: | Wee is ; regard to the day ; Sunday was mentioned in con- | ing House ¢. ole __ 016 Ietrh, Thursday—Last ight but one of Mr ai nection with the information, but not as being the | AUCTION NOTICE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS. k aaeerpeteemedalacett -);'+ am day ot the dinner. Father Ritchie will give us the | MAGNIFICENT collection of Parlor Pic | irs Charles Kean | credit of a desire to tell the truth at all times, thot | sold on the 2'st and 2tn instant, in the Gri Building, | 50 ceuts ; tvallery, sometimes ‘like the ardent old Virgi Hime nouge | Haropetn te witehesectortied ate aakcseetonst std | ® ge Carts willrise precisely | WE OVeTGhot the mark undesignediy. We shall ‘not i m talarge.and v jeture from Joseph | ay grcjone 676 O'clock, aad the Curtain willrise preciselY | say anything more about this dinner, unless the edi- | all 250 ry | (C7 A limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained | tor of the Union should call ugly names; but if he old attr at the Box Offic | does, he knows. 7 eereetaaten vases amsnason gar maaan baal | SOWERY THKATAR, ! Naval Court of Inquiry. | | Navy Derantwenr, | ‘Wasuinaton, October 11, ‘eas.$ red at this At the opening of the Court, this morning, William 8. ‘earance this evening, intro- Dogs in their performances, cited the greatest wonder and astonishment through- Drayton was called and sworn. $ By the Jupcs Apvocare—I am a Lieutenant in the U. S. Navy; I was in the Florida expedition under the com- mand of Lieut. McLaughlin; I went out in the Flirt from Baltimore in December, 1840, and came away in January, 1842. By the Courr—I sent Dr. Hopkinson from Florida to Charleston for hospital stores; | gave him orders to pro- | out Europe. Wednesday Evening, October 15th, Will be performed. the drama of BEACON COURSE. | TROTTING. EDNESDAY, mile bests, best three in five, to skeleton way NA Gen Washington. .. Mr Vache heelan enters Lay Major Sparkling Davenport en . . ceed by the mail-boat to Charlesten, to procure what- Sense DayoPon five, ander Ogeuceh er ever was required by the hospital department; Dr. Hop- the saddle, | ‘Aiter which," ” kinson was not furnished by me with funds tomake these | © Bertine enters. ch John Moffitt THE MOUNTAIN DROVER. urchases; it was in November or December, 1841, that } ps chg EphraimSmooth Archibald L Mr Blanchard 1. Hopkinson went to Charleston; | red him, as the | op pe LT Dugald MeN senior officer on the Key, and in command of the Key; | YD Gives tnures estore eens DaLeels Bob’ Dunsah SeClais. pHidaway the doctor or doctors there had represented to tha G Powell wabet Mastia MeCrone MisSerseant many of the medicines and stores that were there for } C. * m Lady Tevin ba rh Je OERE ol 6 'k were not adequate to the demand, which was urgent, B.—Thursday, Oc! dy Suffolle and Moscow WALLACE. and would soon be more so, as the expedition then absent will again come together for a purse of $300, mile heats best Sir Wm Wallace... . vale JR Scott would add considerable to the number of the sick; under in 5. in harness. ol 8 je Kirkpatrick \ Daveuport these circumstances, I ordered Dr. Hopkinson to pro- POWER TO LE Lord Monte: Henkins | ceed to Charleston with tl test despatch possi- | WITH ROOMS of vario ions, at‘ Heden- Donald. bee | ble to procers the supply Ae 1 ontered. Bosse berg’s Works.” at the Morris , luclined Plane, ate ; Hopkinson to procure ‘the su; jor the AF pba ay a a Fired Gate ect d Third Tiers, % ets; | yetink Mr. Center was to furnish him with the funds; { for farther information appl jessrs.. Hutchi . s Mises i Ran co 'No.33 Majden Teast E iors ain oven Doors will open at half past 6, the enrtain will rise at 7. did not apply to the Navy bea because the noun 5 oa HEDENBERG & SO! could be procured without app! ying to him; and, st ‘See, ff agent atl sate NIBLO'’S GARDEN, farther, I did not know then, nor do | know now, that [ TO LET, had the right to require the funds of the Navy Agent; my MR. H. PLACIDE, A Fi 5 istil f SUIT of Furnished Apartments, consisting ef a MRS. MOWATT AND MER. CRISP. Parlor and Bedrooms, with bathing. reom attached, ve | impression is that the requisitions were made and appro- dress AZ . at this office. | | |. ved in the usual manner; the requisitions were not di- e gentlemen, , — | rected to any one; Dr. Hopkinson carried them, and used ols Iwere BENEFIT OF MR. H. PLACIDE, them at his own discretion; I don’ kuow that Dr. H. wes FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. —On Wednesday Evening, October 15th, directed how he should send the supplies to Indian Key; Monday, the 20:h of October next, at 2 o’clock, (.M.,on The performances will commence with the Overture to Tan I left there before Dr. Hopkinson came back,or the medi- | the the premises, situated in New Jersey, about 4 miles cred. cines; I never witnessed any waste of the public pro- from Rahway and 2 from Westfield, near the Somerville Rail- To be succeeded by oy: os embssdlemantak Oe autio. fauder by Livat road, the residence of the late Henry Dennie, decease LONDON ASSURANCE. erty, OF 1 he tise T fy fa bepelition: Said Farm consists of about fif'y-four acres of good land, in Grace Harkaway, Mrs Mowatt | Lady Gay Spanker, Mrs Crisp McLaughlin, during the time I was in the expedition; & ol fence, 15 acres of wood land, a healthy situation and well | Sir H Cowrtly, Placide | Max Harkaway, Chippendale have known well persons to use hospital stores: the time | watered; a'good dwelling house aud other ont-buildings, all in | Dazzle, Crisp | Dolly Spanker,’ John Sefton I don’t know; the stores were those of the achr Flirt; an excelleut orchard of grafted fruit, and other To couclude with the mess that I belonged to borrowed them, and return- excellent garden in five .THE DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM, _ ed them afterwards, as | know from having asked the every respect a desirable residence, @ Pulcimer Pipes... ..- +++ +++ Mri Flacide doctor if such was the case; Dr. Taliaferro loaned them; from NewYork. Those wishi Mrs Deputy Lomax, rs Watts ihesaviag or tees : examine before the day of Nancy Spigot... Walcott pac preted epee oth premises to the subscriber, or to FRAZ , Scotch Doors » we at half pasi e performance to ec:amence small quantity; this was during the first Jains, near the premi: aribs enay INE A. DENNIE. { at 7o’clock. Tic Fifty c there: I don’t know thi ete canta leone aid CA . DENNIE. ‘kets Fifty Cents.2§ unnecessarily or at extra- Scotch Plains, Sept. 30th, 1815, old Str rp rrivate hae, $5 each, | x peditior at the PAs i event Police will always be in ntteadanes to saain- | of | SSB food order aud keep all tmproyer persous out. eee, | _A limited nomber of Season Tickets will he dieposed of. CHESNUT STREET THEATRE: PHILADELPHIA. W. E. BURTON 2.6.6 cee .- Lesser arp Manacern Wednestay Evening, October 15th, NOTICE. ESSRS. CLARKE & STEVAN solicit the patron: the pu to their Temperance Intelligence Office, 9554 Duane street, where they can have servants of the fi st clas white and colored, Protestants aud others, ot all description: of good moral character. Messrs. Clarke & Stevan return their since e thanks for the kind patronage they have so liberally , and continue to serve the public at 9534 Duane street, one door west of Brondwav 13 Imtr here were no let under; I do not know whether Lieut. McLaughlin ever derived any emolument or profit, by exchangin | moneys of the government for other money or funds.— | 1 do not know whether any of the ho § - - . MISS DELCY, MR. BROUGH & MR, GARDINER rt ied by tl German and French taught. Terms moderate. Apply at No. | ' HOSr ELEGANT RUBBERS—Nr W EN TIKELY — all weal thats concn’ pearance in the opera of LA SON- pbs Tene, McUaigiiia ‘eects 310 Broadway. P. KOWALEWSkI. Mr. N- Hayward, the original discoverer and first inventor | NAMBULA, in consequence of its great success on Monday : st i 1 i Rs : i ‘i edie 8 Y | store for the purchase of articles. He said, at the same 08 Im*r ic Insoluble India Rubber, has diseovered another im- — eveniug—Amina, Miss Deley; Couut Rodolpo, Mr Brough; | * ‘i id taisupelied with | NATIONAL HOPE | provement in the application, which will puzzie t Elvino, Mr Gardiner time men and officers could be supplied w NATIONAL HOTEL, | int out, as he has. wow associated with h Alter whic ew afterpiece, for the first time here, called | better articles there, and at lower rates than he himself Washington City D.C. _ | will protect his interest. TI + THE KING AND I-Sir William Melrose, Mr O Barrett’ | had ever been able to buy them at, or had had the pros- 4 PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, tormerly knownas | Rubber ‘he surface of patent leather, w |" Perkyn Pyetinch, Owens: Mrs W H Smith. ct of doing. Before Mr. C came there he had Gadsby’s, Je ing varmsh heretofore used. His Shoes The | paunte of travelle | sires to return’ tiou of the ev hiave bestowed and house worthy | ceived so liber: h hou: d and or but now gene: Im since he opened assure them that he willspare no exertions to render his | Be Patronage of which he has already re- are. been, during the summer, now in first rate order for t! y ‘nts; and the proprietor respectfully soli- | favors. wh 3 esta t iy called Coleman's Hotel, de- is thanks to his friends and the travelliny por- mmunity generally, for thi upon h they, ishinent, thoroughly he reception its a continuance of past favors on the partof visitors to | Washi | G. his pri ingtor ers. FRE, DUBUC public wate | reduced prices:— Fora Lesson ofan bonr, up Canslstreet, 2736 cents. Fora Lesson G. Dabue can tak hour, down Canal st.. 25 engagement with a school. Teter, at 98 Reade street. or residents during the session of Con, ident that they will always find comfortable the table that the market affords, and attentive and | COLEMAN. 'on City, September, 1845. NCH PRIVATE LESSONS. nas the honor to general, that he w lessons in the #rench La: form “95 3md& Wi Ss from this ar be- dgings, aguage, at the following cents. | Apply by 14 lw*m F THE FELONS, has compelled the editors | A D. TO PARENTS AND G¥YARDIANS. LADY ofsuperior tents and acquirements, having afew more pupils to instruct in Musi Her is desirous of | ‘method of instruction will be found to be the most expeditious in pro- moting them in the thorough knowledge and theory of the science of any now taught. |.» at the office of this paper, will be o7 Im*ie A line directed to R. duly at tended to. articles. sl9 | oN Im*me Any given mond work made to order, No. 1 Dey street, .B.—Twelve or fifteen good | ployment as above. licita call from dealers and merchants dealing in the above attern or style of jewelery or fine dia- it SHAW & ARROWSMITH’S, one door from Broadway. ‘chain makers can find emn- ba he SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO LEAVING ‘THE PREMISES. Hosier with a ell-known + Tee + heap 8 The entire stock is vow sel surprise even the greatest Shawls, Cashmere, De. Blankets,” Fi Linen, a large lot of Prints, bleached and unbleached Masi loves, Lace, ‘and ia fa and well assorted stock of Rec the name and number— o'3 2w*me ui re, 44) Pearl off, N 445 Pear! nesr Chat Dry Goode, Do for frien IT | ao!8 A readin, basem ‘Uslean E, he undersy Apply to. T., ship under ¢ sac if New York, October 13th, 1845. ion. STIMSON, a ol MADEIRA WINE. 10¢*m TO FOREIGNERS, N ENGLISH LADY, speaki the purest pronune! i ompositio Broome street; M ROet ent. ns wharf foot of \CKe.T st1P KOSCIUS, from Liverpool—C by this ship will ple: h FAMILIES, & ave their permit ‘ ‘all street, immediate! not permitted in five days, m o13m. HE SUBSCRIB+RS have just received by the Agui from Madeira, a «mall supply of old aud new Grape Juicé which they can confideutly recommend as being of the choicest | z ; | quality that has been imported Re ST ENSONS treet. 5 New st Fewark tb particular ol3 on All tore. 0 LARGE ST+}' K Of DRY GOODS—at BILLING'S t near Chathain— uch prices as must consisting of Silks, jannels very | ct every article connecte: uot for- ham oad, have this day entered into copartuer- e name and style of E. J. Stimson & Co, ‘@ geueral Stock & Exchange Brokerage. Out { re invited to call at No.72 Wallstreet. Any business intrusted to us will meet with Drompe — 3t¥in so ly sin the arr ard, at 1 goods - oh inees will ple: diately. H{ EMP=100 bates extra water rot tale hy ee COL SHIP GENESEE from New Orleans, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street. C ye attend to the receipt of their goods imme- very superior art Nee ie se is di o13m. le, for h are ted to A way. Palmo’ of the per tic! 07 te three adm: examine care ft Color the ¢ LLEN DODWORTH will commence a Private Dancing | School t his residence, No. 448 darden 1c. st purchase, ean do 80 by applying at 08 2weodl ADIEs AND GENTLEMEN visiting the Fair ¢ American [ustitute (held at Niblo’s) are respectfully ly the quality of the Toilet Soa &e, exhibditer Broome street, o day, Oct. 20th, to continue ‘during the season, every Mond: | Wednesday, Thursday, and Savurday, at 3 P. M. for Ladies | and.at7 fur Gentiemen.’ For terms, &e. apply as above. | 0 jm *rre PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. | many complaints h the committee have bee ra, House, CI ol pall ‘Terms of subscription $10 per annum, payable on delivery ‘oncert, entitling the subscriber to the four Concerts, with the a tickets for each Concert, at 's O1 ticket ket. By ord eodietre for the tirst ions to each of lege of purchasing two extr f r juced season wis, 36L bers street Psy by E. etre a Mi HE Commitee of Manegement of the New York Philhar- . monic Society beg leave to inform the public that a sul scription list fur the Concerts of tne ensuiny open at the store of Messrs. Scharfemberg & 1s now Broad been made of the want of room, to remove the Concerts to Pri 50 JAMES L. ENSIGN, Sec'y. fer ing for which Institw 1% ollre ules pew style of A N PERFUMERY IN GENERAL. much as they are. sup once used them. T! { ream is well known, that it is equal to the best French, (» by good 8 Pronounced better, owing to its freshness, nd that it can be afforded at a much c All who are desirous of purchasing will r judy red will be te, by 06 2weod* re ¢ itute” (he ment of fine Toilet Soaps, Sh lognes, as well as many other artic fe let exceedingly low pric veral successive the exhibitions of New has alway ‘he su, kind of goods exhibii will, without doubt, be satisfactory, orders, are solicited, N ITATION PRECIOUS STON! kois, for sale by ears niticle ‘ork, Boston, ‘ys been awarded by them the highest premiums, inas- ior, and sought after ative good quality of his ufacturer of Perfumery r BOW exh biting at the 8 of his manuf » and Philadelphi ry all wh caper rate TO DRUGGISTS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS, b DEALERS IN ect. hin of ‘a splendid assort- | Extracts, and Co- h he of ia, 10 have vin} d, and the prices asked for same 1 it ihe Fair ofthe American — Promptly attended to at he Fair ofthe A f Perfumery A Chott sirest, Philadelphta, veal Gamet an Ture E. F. y 214 Williain street, New York. OSTRICH FEATHERS, for sale a 526 Im*r * ai KORTUM, 214 William st eet MARTELLE & No. HOLDEKMANN, Malden Lane, A 10 Le L ing ex oh Genesee, trom New ‘Orlen E. K. CO! id fe LING. &C 36 South ANUFACTURERS and Importers of Ornamental Hair A Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curls, Seams, Bandeau Hair, Danguy’s cel: brated Curled Hair, 15 inches long, and x Everlasting Curis, aud ali kinds of Hair Work, ale and retail. Lard, now land- le by > | at 25 Maiden lane, are without exception the most perfect arti- | Een in the habit of purchas! either in New York or ‘Thursday—Fra Diavolo will be performed. mato | Philadelphia. I don'tknow where Mr. Center went to Ny eer em Ree Ae” | AKCH STREET THEATRE. | when he left Florida; I don't know that any of the public olt Im*r Maidev Jane. PHILADELPHIA. money was ever taken out io any of the vessels attached +a. Mn H. K.Srevens | totheexpedition: [ have received payments myselt ; I October 15th, | was paid'in doublons at $17, each, but I'do not know h the, musion viece of the Swiss COT | which kind, whether Spanish or Patriot doubloons; [ MARGATE CATCHPOLE— | 628 offered silver, but preferred to take the doubloons; Gitte HIOLET | don't know any thing about any body’s payments except rj Stage MawaGen....e..0.+- Wigs and Seal | Wednesday “Even ‘ fl | ‘To commence wit HALON’S New Invented Wigs ard salps, or Gentle- | ‘ men’s Real Heaas of Hair, being the latest and greatest im- provement the manufac'ure of igs and Sealps.and the sub- | scriber is happy in bemg the firstto introduce them. They | Burke: Pips, Mr Myers; Viargaret Catchpole, Mis Burke. | my own; Mr. Center lived in one of the houses on the display the forehead ancétemples to.any helshtscan onfy t fad enth JIG adie Ges Tf don" hether it belonged to the go- eed ae Be EEA LON SNe a8 Bey fetebt comm only be | To couciude ‘with JIM CHOW IN LONLON—Jim Crow, | Key, but I dont know’ whether it belong g Old ime | eee aeloee | verument or himself; I think the latter; the men PE ae yn | ¥ RA HOUSE. | were supplied in ‘small stores, such as tea, W i d Ss 1 | en nee iy | sugar, coffee, &c., by the purser; the size of 18 an calps, LE, BULL has the honor of announcing his LAST CON: | the schooner Badger, used at Incian Key was, I ATCHELOR' New Invented au Scalps, are ex: | 7 CERT but one, prior to his departure for Europe, on suppose, (eek A be ans 188 3 ener: be inug the astonishment, c : cr e_ distance | houseurs.” All the old diffcaitics aud vexatious annoyances se reeey ion Ln uate non cataen’ | Charleston; It ls about 400 oF 600 miles;from Indian Keyto | arenow done away with. These venutiful specimens of the art | he Memory of Washington,” | Fort Dallas about 80 miles; from Indian Key to Key West BhREe Toneinien eee | performed for the first time. He will be assisted | about 85 or 90 miles; from Indian Key to St. Augustine I ress | by Mi: foal and fee Pahale, Mewar and Ce } irs bd senate ny 7 Beate Lieut. rg eter ti estra, under the direction of Mr. U.C- Hill. | the bloodhoun ey were got near | 48; | National Loi n Fund Life Assurance Sockety | *Neive Ore PROGRAMME. rocured what we considered the best in the neighbor- aussenin 4¢ oe ee hale as Part UE emo | | bre at what we considered a fair price tor them i re ro a , vi zione de Bravura upon the air “L’amo l’amo lect the price of 0! wo ol em, wi TT HE following are among’ the advautages held out by this | “mn i gare, trom Bellis, composed aud pers 9) about $100 a hiece; they were delivered et the Key in a 7 | forme ‘a tees seeneee | tgp ted of thet? paymentan ne SaNred are ented cor" | Companciis Koni, compoued by’ Pliinin id pei- "94 | Urn nation of Passed Midshipman Deas, Private | {ihe payment of premiums annually, half yearly, quarterly | formed by.....- veeeeass saree cesceeces OleBall’ | yous Callaghan, and Corporal Connell shields, took yr moutl i i i 5 o*A large sum to be permanently mvested in the United States | POR a AA Ne hy gee No Rg Biase, Bae etd ae tae eet in the names of three of the Logal Directors ax ‘Trastees, a4 1 | spewed ant erfrmed by. Ole Ball By'the Joven Avvocare—t am a fussed midampmn ‘Travelling leave extensive and liberal; and ext iums | ‘The Memory of Washingt and was in the Florida expedition under the command o} onthe mosumoderate scales Tn ame extra Premiums |" formed by. +++... "Ole Bull was in the Phenix, Flirt, and i | Lieutenant McLaughli DESCRIPTIO innit | tter Ma I was attached to the squadron | Beginning with imploring tones, answered by a voice of en- | revenue cu t courzgement—inereasing murnurs—the rush to baitleabgve | about twenty months; I went out in November, 1840, which is he rd“God Save the King” and "Yankee Doodle” — | was detached at Norfolk in June or July, 1843; 1 do not a Grand Ma ch to the Memory of Washington. Finale—A Jn | know whether there was any waste, &c., of the public bilaute to express the Triumph of Freedom, ending with “Hai | property by Lieutenant McLaughlin, or whether there Conditions of onerous to the assured than in most Bailey! Life lusnrance Office: Unsitep Star JACOB HARV ocat Boarp or Directors. squire, Chairman, 0; | Catania sas : | lusion, &c., by him; some of the canoes were New York, gies $1 each, o be had at the principal Musie Stores, As- | 7053449 90 feet long” I saw a canoe in 1840 with & site ‘Doors open at 7—Concert to commence at 8. oltre | gle i some l on Cap free ax vane A pereaeey | tihecme ap neem eaten’ the cence, and carried besides sails, masts, two breakers Philadelphia. MR. TEMPLETON, of water, camp kettle, and clothing for the mariners. . A the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane ad Covent Garden | , Some further questions were asked this witness, but as F Y i ; 4 he had no knowledge upon the subjects propounded to J. KEARNEY RODGERS’M De lio Beckers 0 wil ROT APPEARANCE IN AMERICA, him, he was dismissed, ‘and the court adjourned til ball i ARNO ULE: Bes UEen ey | waned se not farther. Lieut. McLaughlin expremes the snxisty x; ‘The Merchants’ Bank of New York. the most important of Solicitor. WM. VAN HOOK, Esg, 39 Wall at General Agent for the United States, and British North NDER STARK. sesident tn New York . LE. E resident in New York. sare Office 74 WALL Street, N. Y. Pamphlets containing the last Annual Report of the Society's | rates, also blank forms, and the fullest information, may be ob- tained upon application to the subsc:ib _ J LEA diy 2% 3taw in 3m*rre THE ROSE, | that it may be drawn to a close, as THISTLE AND SHAMROCK. Qn WEDNESDAY, October 15th, 185, | Piano Forte ++ Mr. Austin Phillips, | the witnesses have been examined. Among the Songs connected with the entertainment will be | p the followin Song—'SALLY_IN OUR ALLEY.” TELL HER I LOVE HER” og Song—" OLD TOWLER” In the contse of the evening, the favorite Song of | “1 LOVE HER, HOW I LOVE HER. As originally sung by Mr. Templeton in the grand Opera of | ht stavus.”” Batrimone, Oct. 14, 1845. Discovery of Important Letters—Great Disclosures Anti- cipated—.A Democratic Blow-Up—Markets, $c. er. DER STARR, General Agent. justavus THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE Soug— MEETING OF THE WATERS.” Hands are thrust into breeches pockets, and overcoats DeasG ee einen "ani Ve PS Tome] Nene BOY eu: are in demand this morning. The weather is cold, raw, OFFICE 41 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. Son OHN ANDERSON, MY J0- and Novembe! ‘A MAN'S A MAN FOR A’ THAT. THERE x THE LAIRD O' COCKPEN.” Doors open at 7. ‘To commence atl0. Tickets and Programmes mi Stores, and.at the doors. ckets ents Books of the words, price 12}¢ cents each, to be had at the Maria Switzer, alias Klutz, the female whom I men- tioned as having been arrested, is still in jail, and will | have to be discharged on Saturday next, unless some of | the New York police will come on here and identify | her. Had the case have tallen into the hands of Hays, | Zell & Ridgley, the man supposed to be Alburtis would | hi been taken also ere this. But our newly-appointed city police had the case in hand, and by arresting her o’clock, an be had at 86 Lmis re E. C. FINN, Secretary. THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE Nee PANY. COM No, 61 {late 49) Wall street, continues to insure inst | ir uildin | joors. On Friday evening Mr. Templeton will present his Grand | Festival utertainment, as given by him at Ayr, on August | the 6th, 1344, in commemoration of the Great National Foet, mage by Fire dwellings, warehvi id ‘Also, on Household Furniture, ‘Merchas other dize, &e., as heretofore, Burns. 0/3 3m before he had jsined her, have thrown all the fat into DIRECTORS. | WHRY CIRCUS. John Brouwer, Wakeman Barritt, wae Fond yes rc esate | the fire. ihip Embur A } Johs Moorhead,’ Stanton Beebe, = She has with her a large quantity of beggege, which, Daniet Ayre BENEFIT OF J. S. WHITTAKER. on examination, proved to consist as follows:—One large } Henry W. Hills, * Charles N. 8. Rowland, | SPLENDID ATTRACTION. ‘ . | Robert J. Dillon Nathaniel L. Griawolddr. | MR. MOSELE: leather riveted trunk, containing clothing, $1,000 in | Bhomas, Nesmith, Russell Stabbuus, | Mit’HOBBS, LAND American gold coin, of the mint of 1844, three fine gold | Abel A. Lows” Stephen Heh | S Mitt camp, | watches; several gold miniatures, gold jewelry, gold and Devil Thomson” peepee | aii gapeic meee eeence aloo! arked B.S. corresponding with the mark on JOHN BROUWER, President. GOLD 8. SILLIMAN, Secretary. Ronert J. Di.ton, Counseland Attorney. FFIC! iz or THE OFFICE OF te ee co SWISS BELL RINGER Adjoining Mechanics’ Bank, in the City of New York. a . 15 Ci hig N y th f ie | Tickets Reduced to Twenty-Five Cents.-£ tates overand above caimeng'isnt them excond 0 08, mid events (Wednesday) October 15th, the trunk, with a number of other articl trunk, containing clothing One dre: taining shaving apparatus, knife, fork, spoo! bler, &c. &c., all of pure gold, the whole worth from $400 to $500. The woman hed also a large chest, full of the finest female clothing generally, wo large leather trunk found in her TABERNACLE, a2 Im*m THE LAST CONCERT s. | A i 4 \ nt Fe ising an immense number of le They continue to insare ering sna y ire Risks, at fair rates. The Programme vat Leta on 1 sine comprisin: Sea writen in'Frenoh, Geriaes and etn James Harper, William B Cozzens MISS CAROLINE HIFFERT, port to be, so far as they have been translated, a Faward Richardson, | cater oabgs Who was so favorably reeceived, will also appear. correspondence kept up for y: between a number of Lawrence, Cyrus Chenery.” pCKETS PWENTTNVE CENTS: eons, in all the principal of the Union, as wallas Edwin K Tremain, Lawrence Hill, Doors open at 7—to commence nt 8 oS It*re por te, SM Crandall, WH Townsend, transactions, of & John Breaste, Robert Lane, GOTHIC HALL, large gang of expert foreign thieves and villains, who James Cruikshank, John T Gichrist, TREK 3 have been preying upon the publicin Europe and the ADAMS STREET, BROOKLYN, preying up Uharles L. Voee John B besela ——_ United States for a number of years. They speak of Zadock Pratt. Samuel Sherwood, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, transactions in Europe, ofa large character, giving the George C DeKay, James Cook, ——— details of large robberies, and the means used to evade fortes pruews: & T Aldieh, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, Oct. 15th and 16th. the police there ‘so here, reene give Prep Nones, ; — tates Fr rans ieouard Appleby, Thome Meihnay Admission 25 Cents. | tations of their business, than Europe, on account ofthe oa vs Or 5 —: ry John J Herrick. Wiltm Burgoyne, THE ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS, | holice not being 10 expert, and the chances of eluding found in her room when bi JOSEPH B. NONES, Vice Presi Nicholas Carroll, Secretary. E y announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Brook | who accompanied her, and hi ag h the woman refuses to own it, and denies Cape Samuel Candler, Marine Insp. york, | Tete aL eCENTERTAINMENTS Sil newlevae of ts ownership. eeontained, tn addition a lnsp. for “ Lioyd’s” for the port of New York. », consisting of SONGS, nd letters, a miniature likeness of Cardinal th . CHO: ee. Ke. Music from the me r Operas | dah ly constructed seal stamp of OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO 4 Spratt py ee he pena ‘ambo and Castinete | w and blood! gene os ghd — HIS CO! MEANY contre Penn singe’ andd fy in FRONT 8 ane Rey ee dg teh an dat ito doubt its falling into the hands of the police, ne ite ono Mares and merchaudise and al Anveffelent Faligein atoudavece tw preserve strict order. | Rar Saused much, an just cause of Uneasiness to the par- may easel iF cargoes 5 ' r b S if DI ECTORS ; ‘ %: TITIAN’S VENUS. Ce eon Baltimore City Convention have w. Elisha Riggs, HIS.much admired Painting, after a most successful visi Peg preamble and resolution, demanding the 9) Wi ff, Anson Baker, ‘to Boston, has returned to this city for exhibition at ron passed a hig clerks Robin D. Joseph Drake, Lafarge Building, 263 Broad Pimoval of two or three whig clerks in the Custom Price,” Joseph Allen, | Oporfoms a MeuiOr Men House, who have been r Decause their places | veker, james E,. Holmes, Admission 25 cents—Season Tickets 0 cents. ol0!w*me could not be filled by persi unacquainted iy: cent So TTING, (for ashortumeonly)at the Hoon” Customs. This isthe open cause of complaint, but the Te is, ‘Thomas Morrell, ational Academy of Design, corner of Broadway the Collector himself, who has been e thrown over the democratic fence, and they consequent- ly desire his removal, so that another general scramble may take place for the Poor Marriott ! he is in- deed the at reject as wellas the “great defeat- ed,” and although he has stretched his conscience of street, De Kayper's celebrated statue (in marble E DU BAIN,” (Coming from the Bath.) nd refined work, which has been pronountes een it to be the chef Pauvre of modern art tracted crowds of admirers in Kurope, hie a Eugene Boy fobert Sint THOMAS W! THORNE Groner T. Horr, Secretary. Orrick ov THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO., and which has New York, July 24, 1845, t cost and risk, and is now — creating new offices,when none were required,to accom- | FINE Stockholders of this Company ure requested to enil at | eoafdemtiy emned ter the reenection oF the lovers of thie suv tmodate the grumblert, “they ley fre bod the office of the Company and signity whether it be thei | Hime and beautiful art. " ‘Their dander is riz, and if the President don’t grant their fo fl uptheir respective shares.or to receive anumber of | “Open from A. M. intl 10 P.M. Admittance 25 cente- Zemands, we will have a rogular revolutionamong the « Ol their sto on Weter . moaiee | "The Stockholders sesiding owt of the city, are requested en | Seen Tickers 50 cone . “ing” and the “outs. sual | convey their intention Nose Wall ae,” | A CARD. \'Hetdogs delight to bark and bite, | HORNE, Pres’t. | agrent city like New York, « steady and industrion F their nature few, Gro. T. Hore, Seo’y.” yds rre | man, who knows how to workand js willing to wor Let ‘and lions grow] and fight, onght never to be out of employment, I have been for eigh For hath made them so ; COAL. | Jekrs inn large dry good business, aud am considered a goot But jonorats should never let J AManow delivering best Pench Orchard and Red Ash Coa) | Salesman, Tam thoroughly acquainted with books penn ae, rigs Treat fe mij Brake Wat | Utner'Ne Votan ca pve Zafcary’ hata | sueh wal ae wore ever ind Stove at ales % well work cheap. ‘Hieeorg hope some one who. wants ‘To “bung” each other's eyes. wept ee Would not object to go South, ha “second thoughts,” let them fight--they have .- However, ‘2 andi es ould not object to go South, havin svete whigh and ‘natives, and they ought, out of