The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1845, Page 3

Ayorugr Arremprep Hionway Rossery.— acoloved man about 70 years of age known in this vicinity as a “chicken huckster,” wi brutaily assaulted and nearly murdered on the causeway between New York and this city, ou Saturday night last, Detween 9 and 10 o'clock. He had been to New York to dispose of some stock and was returning hom when sbont three mile jewark, was struc lently in the head with large stone, (atterwards tound dn Ins wagon) which felled him to the ground, and the Wayon pasted over him. One of Mr. David B. Day diately aftor, it is supposed, prevent-. £, or robbers, frou taking any thing from he had money with him. He was taken up and couvoyed to his house in this city, and a physi- cin being cent for, it was found that his scalp was badly cut by the stone, a finger so smashed that it had to be cut off, and his thigh-bone broken, ‘This was set, and the pa- tient is doing us well as could be expected, considering PE his agvanted oge and the nature of his injuries. Sharp ia a native of Morris county, aud was born very but his master, soon after he had grown up, gave him his freedo: and as he was alwaysa sober, steady man, ina he acquired asnug farm by his industry A, the heirs claimed 5 h aster die: till belonging to the estate—no ma- people of the neighborhood took the matter in hand, col- jected ailidavits of the frequent declarations of his for- mer deceased master, that he had set him free, was glad to see him doing so well, &o., and laid his cas thi lature for relief. A special sct was passed es. ig his liberty, and confirming him in the title and ponsession of his property.—-Newark Adv., Oct. 20. Metancuory News rrom tus Wesv.—West- port. (Mo.) Oct. Ist, 1845 —I arrived last night in vompany with Major Cummins, from the Kaw village. On our arrivel we tound them in a most deplorable situa- tion, having lost in the last two weeks some 63 of their men and women ; and, as the Indians informed us, pe: hups double that number of young—they did not pretend to count infants, ‘Tho air was perfectly putrid bury their dead on top of the ground—only laying a few sod or lose stone on the top. Bathing seems to be the principal remedy ; excepting some sgcret humbuggery that some pretending juggler resorts to, calling hima Big Medicine Necondgi, such as blowing, burning, &e. ‘They further informed us that their horses are all d ing, baving lost Cy epi They are taken by s' ling under the chost, which continues until they die; and they further say, that they find dead on the prairies, also i Same way as their hor they have a remedy f bing the traders Oousequente, reat many deer m to die in 8 of their ho plying their low .. They raised no corn of flown last spring. Those who ure well enough are all starting for the Buffalo. Tne object of the visit, was to pay them their last a: nuitv. I would recommend overy trader passing through the.. country to lie on his trail rope, TeLecrarn Between New Yorn anv Bosron.— The cail for a meeting to consider the propriety of | Indi . taking measures jor the formation of a magn graph between this city and New York, was ponded to lust evening by a very respectable ‘assembly at the Exchange Reuding Room. Tne Hon. Thomas B. Curtis was called to the chair, and Mr. Thos. Gray was chow socretary. The meeting was addressed by P. P. F. Degrand, J. V. C. Smith, and E. H. Derby. Two resolu- tions, offered by the firs med gentleman, were adopt- ed, to the effec’ , thut che telegraph should be built ; and 2diy, that be appointed to carry this re- polation into effect. ‘This committee, upon the nomina- tion ot the cheir appointed as follows, viz. Me erby, Samuel Henshaw, Frarklin ic tele- ra of the meeting were added to it— . oe ig were added to it— Boston Adv. Arromrment or Senator.—On the 9th of Octo- ber, Gov. Steele appointed Hon. Franklin Peirce Senator in Congress, vice Levi Woodbury resigned. Mr. | , in & note dated the 11th, declines the appoiut- Ment, en account of professional engagements, as a lnw: yer and U.S. District Attorney. As it is said in the offl- cial paper, thet Gov. Steele will be in no haste to mal snother appointment: perliaps it is not beyond belief that himself would like to spend the winter at Washing- ton.—Portsmeuth, N. H., Journal. Quxuec aNp Hatirax.—A public meeting is noti- fied by the Mayor of Quebec, to be held at that city tion the necessary measures to briny sed Iailread between that city and Halifax. A meet- ng for the aurapcoufestilia been Galdcte eouit: tity and value of merchandise has been in articles which ; | have by the operation of speculative movements, been drawn from the usual cou: State of River. +9 feet in ehan’l. +13 feet inchannel. seed h4in. eaeane Sands and Mr. Risley.—A very culous | ill has taken pace during the past week, between ar- dy kn ike Pa uu pubiic. We have epplaud- eofa ye ore us at the seme time, but have always been the provinces or city. But, at ither chance, orrivalshio, brought them both together, Have these gentle. men pissed a chil ¢ from one to the other? We know not. Be chet as it may, tue encounter took place before thousands of wi nich and relauneh, to su autitul little Maurice, that ch wrming Ii tle spre, Nev ted to demand whit prodigious force is tt that mau has io bis legs Can we be sure thit he 18 For our own part,we have looked on him twenty umes and ¢ usider him a species ottiving moctar in the shape of a wich propel evento the ceiling auch a ell. After abich he again tases his il rebowsds like the ball of. juegi iful butterfly, whieh roves from flow ken beaat fiweimnof whch, by the byes an imme the es to him by the spectators’ brfore the scenes nn Were Mr. Sle and his child are about, we understand, to visit the . Wewiah him ns" much success and his child ts a Ailey ae 99 thos h were thrown him on the stage of Young Hyson superb art'- Je and retail stores of the Can- Courtland it sti evel. 1 ween Pearl and tablishinent in oldest and largest America. ‘Their —r ptvation for pright dealing, and fo: the very Thagh quality of their goods, stands, and doubtless will for | ever stu ivilled. We etraescy’ recommend families, eoavtry merchants, and the whole public, to this very respecta- Reso! ta ble establishment, Ser ReEg Eee a Bran hes. « Disbrow's Hiding School, 408 Bowery.— Cash deficicicy Bills of «ther Bani Sp cie sa hand. Bills of Branches on han Aneveving clesyf +r geatiemen, in the useful and popnlar sei ence of Ayrsemavship, will open on Siturd: 1K, Ist No- von oer and con due daring the seson. Chose who te vot bt skilied iu tus noble and ma: ly accomplishment, will find t it muen to their adviatae to patro) this estanlishmeut, wi they may combine ev: Jeasure and iuformarins His terms are quite liveral, being ouly $9 for a course of 12 | eons. Tollet Articles.—The most choice of Lubin’s Geerlain's, Ronssel’s, and Provost's Kxtracts, Hair aud Shav- Sheving Creams and Soaps, Combs of the most Tish, Razors from the most celebrated manufse ur: warranted,) Cosmetics, Dentrifices, aud every preparation aging to the toilet, for sale b: AUNDERS & SON, te Howard’s Hotel. ike every other dis- 'y of the vlood. The gastric juice, a » when secreted from baa bi » the stoma: thos por omach, ¢ lic, oysentery, mm plain pillet ken at Telief, and if continued for ashort ume will not ovly make a perfect cure of Dysp-psia, but will assuedly di Yan of every deveripeion ‘from th remembered that , man by the solis medicine, purporting 10 be lian Pil corer of Race and Frout streets, Thiladelphia, is not an quent of eau I gnaraitee os genuine any that be as fo body. Ht should always une, Win. M: Spear, who he Only secarity against imposition is to purehase from pe of unblemished ehniacter, or at the flice or General 2p0:, No. 288 Greeuwich stivet, New York. WM. WRIGHT. Baldness, 1hin and Weak Hair, Newaunan, September 2\, 195, Mr. Eowarn Puaton, 214 Broadway, Ovposite=1 Baul’s Church— e of the thee tion, an restored her hair.furshe had previously wi mrgoe without avail. shall all and ‘New York, in few days. Vr main, truly. WICLIAM F. VAN DYKE. y MONEY MARKET, Tuesday, Oct. 21—6 P. M. Quotations for some of the fancy stocks advanced a frnction to-day, and the tranvactions were rather more extensive than usual. Norwich and Wercester improved 1j per cent; Reading, }; Long Island, 1}; Canton, 3; | Morris Canal, 1; Farmers’ Loan,}; Stonington closed firm ut yesterday's prices ; while Harlem fell off i, and Pennsylvania 5's, j. is very little doing in foreign exchange. There fa as yet very little enquiry for bills forthe next steamer, ‘We quote prime bills om London at 9} 99} per cent pre- mium ; on Paris, 6f. 25 Of. 232; Amsterdam, 89} a 39} ; Jiamburg, 36} a 86} ; Bremen, 78; a 78] ; Packet day for ‘the Great Britain comes on Saturda’ The Mechanics’ and Tracers’ Bank have declareda emi annual dividend of three and a half per cent, pay able on the first of November. ‘The Grand Jury have ignored the bill presented against the President and Cashier of the Mechanics’ Bank of this city, upon & charge of compounding a felony. ‘The exports from this port from the ist to the 18th of October, inclusive, amount to nearly two millions of dollars, more than two-thirds of which was in domestic produce. Commence. or THR Pont or New Yore—V; View lt te ha Ore na or Exronts Totat Domestic — Foreigi Produce, produce. « «81,121,660 41 177,396 07 1,299,056 48 * 221,041 92 22X41 dt $1,343,502 93 390,807 ota’ protwe Biipotente of Specie ‘Tota! value of exports for 18 days. ...... sve ea $1,958,020 81 The total valuo of merchandise ond produce exported in Octol er, 1844, was 858, and in October, 1648, only $1,634,016. The exports for the same month this year, at tue rate of shipment for the first eighteen daye will amount to about three millions of dollars, exceeding by nearly one million those in the corresponding month | AUCTION NOTICES. Margera at store No. 151 Broadway, Catalogue wle and Fatlous patterns, di Roshers Centre, Pier aud C, . Washstenda, Table MUSEMENTS. PAKK THEATRE. LEOPOLD DE MEYER, THE GREATEST PIANIST OF MODERN TIMES. ing, October 22d, rannee will commence with SWAN, ry interesting and important fact, a8 it shows the steady improvement in our foreign trade, and the sncreasing demand in foreign countries for our principal staple articles of produce and manufac. The value of domestic produce exported from | this port in 1844, was $7,933,684 more than in 1943, and the increase in 1845, over 1844, will not vary much from On the eve: of the 2ist instant, at Williamebi L.1., Miss Manne Frawacan, aged 68, of Clover Ireland. ds of the family, and those of her sons-in-law, Michael Scullin and John Bell, are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Thursday, 3d instact, at 2 o'clock, P. M., from the reridence of her fan, at the corner of South Second county of Londond EY, Auctioneer. ‘The relatives and frien sburgh. Ou the morning of the 2ist instant, Curnton De Wr, " Law, of typhus fever. e members of the bar, ond his friends and ecquaint- enerally, are. respectfully invited to attend his at the North Dutch Church, corner of Fulton aud William streets, on Thursday mornin; without further invitation. | to Copachie, Greene county, for interment. On Monday, the 20th instant, after a long and severe illness, WitLiam Suanxon, aged His friends and acquaintani to attend the funeral, This Afternoon, 76 Mott street, without further notice. (i New Orleans papers will please copy. Weeksy Report of Deaths. of New York, from the 12th day of Oct. tothe 19th day of Oct, 1845. 38 Men; 43 Women ; 52 Boys; 39 Girls—Total 172. Se! ‘Also: One Seale Beam of 1:00 Tbs Alo, by order of Ausiguces, two At a meeting of the Stockholders of the Worcester ani nce Railroad Company, in Worcester, on Satur- it was voted to unite the Massachusetts and Rhode Island Corporations, in accordance with the pro- visions of the rospetive charters, The Oriental Insurance Company, of Salem, Ma: chusetts, has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per ‘of Farrell's patent Sofa Bed- | 083 ltr eh, é LEOPOLD DE MEYER, Imperial and Royal Pianist. by Diploms, to the Emperors of A will appear ina TASICO; On favorite Airs trom the celebrated Opera, Lucia di Lammermoor. NOTICE—SALE OF GENTEEL FURNI- No, 703 Greenwich street. near ing a desirable sssortiment of articles inthe hous with the kitchen furnitui No. 11 Spruce street, hav: seriber: will be found at through from 59 Beekman street to At ly, which will be in a day or two. First sale in the uew THOS. BELL. Auctioncer. M. ISAACSON, Com. OTICe—H. L. VAN WYCK, Auctioneer, will sell at titled todebenture, in front ¢ Tursday, 2sth of October, at W. Lawrence, Collector of ara and 3 months ctfully invited 3 o'clock, from Governor Bartley, of Ohio, has issued his Proclamation declaring that the law has in all respects been complied of the State Bank, called the Bank ‘Toledo, located in Toledo, and also another Branch of | the State Bank, called the Commercial Bank of Toledo tablished at the same place, and, furthermore. tions having complied with all the preliminary ions of the law, are now authorized to commence and carry on the business of banking. annex @ comparativte statement showing the quan- f certain articles imported into this district for the first nine months of the past three years, with the in- crease and decrease in 1845 compared with 1844. There has been as great @ falling off in the value of imports as in the quantity exhibited by this table. TAIN AnTICLES IMPORTED INTO THE Pont stoves on Saturday next. with, for the Branch been given to him. But the | of LEOPOLy DE MEYER store, 109 Washiugton street, ov Mo'clock, A. M., by order ‘of C. 22 Half Pipes Brandy, 8 Quarter do do Keneral desire, repent his celebrated In the eity and count HE MAROCAINE, received with anbgunded 3 emnclut ath PETTICOAT GOVERNMEN’ Imported in Bri fr Roche! fore both ins 4 Also, 12 pipes Gio, imported in the Catharine Jackson, Rot- bes a ols joxes, $15 Pit, 90 cents ysentery, 5; Dye MEETING of the me hog Fak asks ; Fever 2 Wever billvons. 3, IEET! of the members of the New York Yacht ub House, Elyssan Fields, the 25th of Oct. ar 2)¢ o'clock P. M. By order of tuw Commodore O06, JAY, Secretary RACES—UNION COURSE, L7 1 es. Doors open at 696 o'etoek, wad the 0: M » willrise precisely Jab willbe held at their Hobcken, on Baturdo PA limited anmber of Season Tic! at the Box Othee. BOWSRY FF BENEFIT OF MR. J. h. SCOTT Wednesday Kvening, October 224, Will be performed, the drama of PUTNAM. may be obuined tHloopingeoush, 4 lammation of chest, am ition of kidveyss, 25 ta Ol Rheumatism, 1; Serofuls, 2: 1 ig, 2; Tetanus, 1; Tumor, 1. Unknowa, ?. Axe—Under I year, 38, Ito % years, 26; 7 co 5, 10; 5 to 14; 10 t0.20, 9; 20 to 90, 13; 30 to40, 22; '10 to 40, 15,50 to OO, II "0 Lo 70, 5; 70 too, 6. they Quantity oF TUS B. ARCHEK, 's office, Oct. 20, 1845. Sri lesi Fs EDNESDAY, 22d (et. at 10 o’clock, Jocks $50—1 cond best horse—Tnree Mile » Mariner, by Shark, out of Bounets of sh ‘ THE BLOODHOUNDS. Dick of the Ferry, POST OFFIC of the change of ho New Yorksau aud aft ne all offices berw. 9,387 ens & bbls, 407 194 by Mr Gaus aad Biinehard's irkman ents. ch.m. Marchioness, by Rowton, dam by are eer afer, Parse $50—entrance $10, added—Mile . eh. h. by | angfor 1599 M6 688 Bi , by rob: Rarthe HE MANIAC LOVER. he HI All mils for offices beyoud All I'he closed at 94 o'clock, P.M, ROBERT H. MORRIS, P.M URER OF THE Fi with much pleasure ac the hands of C fessrs. Greeley & Meklvath, to'he Wiaows and Orphans’ Fund—a testamentary appro! manifested by the depart the evening of the 2%h instant. New York, Oct. 22, 1345, NCH LANGUAGE. NTLEMEN desirous of acquiring « ¢ of the Frevch Language, are inform t ig, ¢lasses conducted by Prof. A. 3. V E PLAIT, at Abbott's lustitution, 412 Houston street, eon to meet twice a week, at 7: fe (hen & lord sas be hiv Mecsas Bes AVS ee Ore ents. br. h. Fee HORN amo By ia g by Middlesex owledges the 1 PALMO’s OPERA HOUSE TEMPLETON’S AST GRtAT SCOTTISH MINSTREL SIR WALTER SCOTT. On Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1845. Mr. Austin Phillips utes between the Parts. PART FIRST. upyand hewone” Bltsl th ju Spruce street, on GIL CASTOR TRI ETT | b 3 =e An interval of tea mi é Ets Olive Oil, casks, do brs & baskets, 16,887 Match will come off over thi: & «John Anderson b. g. Peter Smith im 5, under the sad- Fy AN Oct. 22d, two mile hi wy Limbs wera old.” the Snepherd’s Reed.” Aur—" In Pesce, 2 ily Heats—best 3 311211885181 B28 ze. sift GRAND°SCENA, “ALL 18 LOS F. ILL SO GENTLY O'ER ‘As originally suog by Mr. 36 dle, for which the follow: REMONT'S N‘RRATIVE of Mountains ia the year 1842, formia in the years 1813 and 1844, rey 3 STEALING,” Templeton in the Grand Opera of » BE. E rles H. Mills, and P. P. F. Degrand, and the Salt, 85 828 The work may be ha le and retail, price Fifty PART SECOND. Song—‘ Where shall the Lever rest?” _ id Last Words of Marmion ” jeath this Night must be m on: +} Es ‘A. DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL. ylor, No.2 Astor Huuse. LER, Publisher and Dealer in d iy at his residence Cheap Literature, No. 226 Baltimore street oy Get 20th. Fr 448 Broome street, on Mon- is long connexion with the | d himself of instructions 811818 Box Office open from 10 till 4 o'clock, where places may be ecured as usual. Private Boxes $5 each. Doors open at7. ‘Lo commence at 8 o'clock, and termumate | Tickets aud trogrammes may bi | Stores, aud at the ‘Trekets Fifty Cen Books of the wor from the bet masters that Paul Teglioni, and others as well qualified to. teach education will certainly give him There has been an increase in the importation of coal’ figs, pig iron, lead, molasses, and raisins, anda decrease in the imports of coffee, cotton, hides, bar and sheet iron, and rice. The falling off in the importation of manufac- tured goods has been large. The value of merchendise imported into this district for the first nine months of en the 23d inst. for the purpose of taking into considera- | 1845, was about eight millions of dollars less than for forward the pro- | the corresponding period in 1844. The decline in quan- situation by respectable y uog woman, hambermaid or Seamstress. The C given, on applyin een Hleventh and et 1 Union Court, at advantage over mai ny | int as it may, those who fa- e Can rely upon acquiriug a correct had at the Music espectable youag Woman—, ts. ds, price 1234 cents each, to be had at rs. FRIDAY—A Favorite Entertainment. BOWERY CIRCUs. BENEFIT OF MK, STELLENWERKF, TREASURER. Tuesday Evenin, BRILLIANT DISPLAY has no objection to travel with ala ter of 24 Lessor rence can be given. Please call at Mulberry street, A Gaps of se homes ‘Gallope and to ‘Ten Lessons in t 7 On Monday aad 1 Misses over 12 years of age. : On Wedvesday and Saturday, at 3 o’cleck, for Misses and Ms. including the Quadrille, Line i NOTICED in some Bow] made at Wheeling, Va. and Papers and also by a number " 000. “A great humbug! Wo nish at any time as large, as good, and one equal to ry Tespect, for $500—a gre-t deduction in price. Any person | wishing the sae WE ENE ; ition. pales 8 entice of o'clock, for Ladies and October 2 is Segeaon gt: Pentland , business in the House. We have, heretofore, at- Mr De Camp | tempted to show the inextricable confusion of cliques jo the public | and candidates as connected with the Speakership. sona to be worth of trade. The importation of cotton and coffee into this port in 1844, was rather of a speculative character, this year thus far they have been more legitimate, and confined more to the actual demand | for consumption, or to the regular course of shipment. Our foreign trade this year is decidedly more healthy than last,and with a great failing off inthe exportation of ple articles, we find the aggregate value of f | our shipments to October Ist, 1845, equal to that of 1844 to the same date ; and the decrease in the value of im- ports so far has been steady, giving hopes that it wil) continue throughout the year. We annex the reports of the State Bank of Georgia for October, 1844 and 1845, showing the aggregate move. | ment at each period :— STATE Bank oF Mronc1a anv Baancues. ‘ednesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Gen- tlemen, at 7 o'clock jege ever presented t EQUESTRIAN TALEN’ ow concentrated in the Bowery Cirees ‘ 7 leadid % EO, Glass Carters Il be formed from 9 to 10, for those who | will be daaplayed thu 29 Gold_or 3 John street, N.Y. ANTED—A French youn ‘and make herself geuera | cannot attend earlier. ; : jiven atany other hours, either at the resi- | in the United States | dence of the pupil or at the school. PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE | TROTTING. | HE FALL MEETING over the above Course will com | mence on Tuesday, the 28th of October, and continue two NS. 1—Tuenday, 20h October, parse $200, two mile heats, | under the snddie. free forall horses that never woa a purse ovet ‘No. 2—Same da: ver «rotted tor money. ‘0. 3- Wednesday, 29th October. purse $300, three mile | heats, in harness, free for all trotting horses. “4 urse $150, $50to the second best, two mile je, free for all horses that have never trot iy useful at a lad alified. Apply at the | 020 st*fh_ | for one pi us office for fur her particulars. ANTED, fora Lady's T who can sew well, CMESNUT 8 AH RAT ER W.E. BURTON oo. see sec cee coe coe LiRSKEE AND MANAGER One of UF URRDENER & MR. BROUGH Wednestay Wvening. Octoher 22d, Will be pertormed. the Opera of FRA DIAVOLO—F ‘a Dia. | . Mr Stevens; Beppo Mr Daun; Zerlina, Miss Di t—A Germau or French make dresses and braid mn to Renspeeotherce "ANTED—An active, MISS DELCY, MR. , intelligent boy, at this office, Ap- | ply immediately. . i 020 e re $150, $20 to the second best, mile | sin barwess, trea forall noses. Chal have YOUNG WOOMAN, of good charaeterand good address, ithet French or German, capable of making and arranging dresses, and attending’ to the other branches of a ladies toilet, ‘To a person. most liberal w-ges wi by letter, addressed to A. t+. Herald « vo, Mr F. Gardner; Li Brough: Lorevz, h the MARRIED R. 1 ‘tri Logan: Mrs Flight, Sirs No. 4—Same day, heats, under the sad } ntries for No. 1 and No.3 to be made on Saturday, the 18th at the Course, in Philadelphia, and at Green & athum square, on or before 9 o’clock P M, in New To conclude wit jasan, Mra W. hi. Ss: ARCH STHEK PHILADELIHIA. these respects, the eeiven. Avply. either personally or FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN tog ents for the sale of new and popular ublications. | er aud above their expenses willbe insured to them in » with an opportunit in our employ wil "To eapital stock 0 South or West, to Stace Manacen.. Third Night of the Comed: ee SEN BPRS BAMOLANT 2d Night of the engagement Mr. Mn. H. E, Stevens efit of the Anthor, Eq. 2and 4 to be made at the Course the evening Profits or surplus fuuds. Dividends aupaid previous to each Balances due to ot ke a race iu ench purse, ‘apply for thevr fal! bad found necessary to caucel those already issued. o3 eod&ev San*t_ol8m. LOST—On the 20th inst. in thene Greenwich and Rector streets,a blacte marked with white breast aud feet | Witweesive suitable reward on retaraing him tom Green- to | Members wiil p wes as it has been will have his district { Mrs. A. C. MOWATT, and | RISP, Wednesday Evening, October 224, repented ard acted, the Zz ‘$2,533,330 $2,556,027 Broadway, up stairs. All Jetters mast be post paid. ecessful American com +) (a Pa By discounted notes. geblaeazes 1 Bills of exchan heart, Mr G Barret “and well veaouurcrdied nelp otal Cassels be Liouteert Mrs Burke + at the well establi — Cc. ‘Tea.—Very supe- | Fanny Fitzhugh, Mi: GOTHIC HALL, of Adams street, Br rake SPLENDID FX ‘IB/TION OF DIsSOLVING VIEWS, | ASTRO*OMICAL LECTURE, &c. IN WEDNESDAY, Oct. 22, and the two following eve- e ‘Astronomical Lecture, illus- beautifal working diagrams, After which, twenty-four Dissolving Views, painted by | House Possibly; that 1s, you understand, it Natural History, ala Fhantapmages American Fragle je Establishment, corner Delanc je the corner of | Banking nous: heli thtul domestics ean have Ve. D LUAKS KEWARD. t Ricg with a Garnet Soue ant der will receive the above by I crow rf due from other ndidly arranged, terms, by application immediately at 131 Christi* reet Child, of London 3 Portraits and Comic Sketches ting of the immortal Washin igure of Fame slowly dese xd eruwniux the hero with a wreath « Revolvi'g Ligh ows exhibition cal se, 3 in which will b ng (rom the clouds, A FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for a physic’an’s ccommedste ous oF more gertiemen vs a sleeping apartment, and within five minutes walk of the Z. nt his office, LONG iSLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. RACE*—UNION COUR yn for the Races. u athuf past 9 A M. and 12 o'clock. Kare 25 cents each way. MARTELLE & HOLI No. 37 Maiden Li ANUFACTUREKS aad Loperten, of $40 to $50 bout $35 Pheni Bank of this city; aud $: , Fountains, &e. | Moukeyanna, or the effects of nam Bauk, Mass; one 5 Corning the same to Mr. h illard, City Hotel, wil t to conclude wich MOND LIGHT eve: exhibired ia th A Lecture to commence at hali-pa e—Children half price. A profe: DOLLARS © ANTED, on bond and mortgage «n productive leasehold property in this city - E—Two lots of ground on 18h through to 19th street, between Broadway and Sth avenue, 129 | feet from Sek avenne, $3,000 cx remain on, boud ay lay ( Wedaesday ) Actual am’t of issues... $607 967 Deduet notes ou haud. SACRED CONCERT. ‘These returns show but a very limited increa: aggregate movement of these instituticns,within the past | year. The increase or decrese in each department has been so slight, that very little change can have been pro- duced in any business depending upon the bank for The debts due these banks a1 now, than they were at the date of the October report | last year. The annexed statement shows the amount oi good, doubtful and bad debts due on the 4th of October, Avorney at Law, 52 John street. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. oo board the steambeat Croton or between 1 Market and the foot of Delincy str et Book containing from $13 to $45, intents consisted of t , Ornamental Hair ir, 19 inehes long, . ive‘lasting Curls, and ll kinds of Hair wholesale and ret large assortment of Flowers. Feathers, Hend Uri Pompadovrs, 'Exyp- 2 of Millenary artictes. on reasonable terms. | corner of Mark: complaint ts | Overtore to Joseph, fall Oreh Inanive worthMr Oakly i} Ol nty. - | When from the sacred garden—Mr Mau nm ren on applying at No. 20 ‘hass, and al) sat go The trade supplied wonderful solvent properties which are of | DOLLARS REW. J arrele 32 inches long, No. 12.callo urning the Gun to D. FIS: ARD.——LOST—A Double Gua, ReeitDeeper aud de Holy, Holy Lord God Organ Voluntsry—Mr Bristow ow Heaven in tullest | Boontet Sivionr—A_ | Lord, remember Da | Saered Duetto, | | Lord, what is mi * §Mr Baldwin. .Handei stions asked, vy re- 139 Faltou street, up stairs, ‘igesti weutly the food, in- edily dissoived, often 'ecomes absolutely | ved iu thi renee bnd breath, 9 NE jeaned, lined and restored bor, 235 Broadway 3 doors above the Amerienn Htel oie Tbs. blood Fleece, washed and unwashed y kK. K, COLLINS & Co. 5 South st commence a Private Dancing ‘0. 448 Broome street, on Mon rt (@) IL PAINTINGS ek Statement or Dents Dur anv Becomina Dur tHe 8: | 5. hi ors aud purify the blosd. Four or five of said | HAVE at my Yard 256 Elizabeth street and corner Ham- it on going to bed, wiil, in all cases, give some | m Ash ly and Bedford, Pench Orchnrd Red 12 $5 6u for broken, $5 65 for egg and stove, I id stove, $5.75 per tou, re ceived at the Yard Pajn or dis- | N DOD WORTH wil School at his residence, day, Oct, 20th, to continue ‘during ‘Thursday, and Saturday, at 3.0 With verdure clad. WELDED IRON BOILER FLUES Ot. ANY DIAMETER, but. not exceeding pickaes, of metal from 11 to 14, wire | Total Oct 4, %45. Conductor, Mr. GI Total p'l 5, 45. | Total Oct. 5, 44 EXHIBITING, (for a short time only) at the Roors | ional Academy of Design, corner o | and Leonard street, De Kuyper’s celebrated statue (in marble entitles “LA SORTIE DU BAIN,” (Coming from the Bath.) This exquisite and refined work, which by all who have seen it to be the ch and which hax attracted crowds o! F been brought to this country at great cost and risk, and is vow jor the inspection of the lovers of this sub- i contain some of the | ous br ; | work to be performed in the erection of the naval 3 S32 | most celebrated Profes: Organ, Mr. W. R. BRIS ifty cents each, can be ol 1150,221 98 58,376 90 Ofthe amount of debts held by the mother bank and | branches on the oth instant, $1,116,779 67 were running | to maturity ; $677,045.89 were in suit, » aud other fast steamboats, tee. THOS, PROSSER, 6 Liberty st. N. Y. FE: TS AND FELTING. DS, just receiv: tained at, Mr. Christinan’s . Walker's Books ore, 114 Music Store, corner of Fulton at Mr. Embree’s Bookstore, 134 Bowery, aud e Church on the eveuing of performance. ‘oneert will commence at halfpast seven o'clock. ch hea heen pronowtiend | 4 Paeuvre modern art, dmmirere in Kurope, has | Sulton street and $90,197.98 Old Stock Exchange. 250 shas Canton Co 150 do 100 Reading RR 100 do nthe best manufacto- Haud. of various widths, for sale BROOKS, 65 and 67 Sass N.B—Also keep coustantly ow hand, Polishi g Clot marble polishers. 1500 BEAYS TSaUr PAPER confidently opened art. M.vntil 10 P.M. Admittance 25 Sean Tickers 50 cents, 30, | Embank 3,000 HA8P eI 300 NY State'7s, %48, 104% many things | yw when | SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT. HE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasnre of anoouncing to t! adies »nd gentlemen of the cit a splendid Vocal aud jer a most saccessful visit a of New York, that he ity for exhibition at room justrumental Concert on the 10th of November, No 7, Lafurge Built § en from A M. L mission 2% cents—Srason Tickets 50 cents. 010 3w*me [HAVE Hammersly Coal, at Jow pri $5,000 do 10'shas Manhotten Ble $ Bank Amerien 7 8 6M da | a NO. weer veces svcsovserecses wo igo Nov Wor RR | pitty Bast of Wolf River—Butke & M'hie- rw York Sacred Music Societ CARD—U.C, Hill respectfully solicits all those of his ma- | Indies or CED may Rae jormanes, vocal or inst h the partormanes, either vocal oF instrumental, of nday and Wednesday ee Ke ol » COALS. d, 256 Elizabeth street, and if edi tts, Peach Orchard Hed Ash | egg aud stove; large 1500 reams ef the beat quality. for sale by Pr RERK & BROOKS fi) and 67 Nassau s STRAW BOARDs. P TONS STHAW BOARDS, of a good quality and numbers, for snle by PERSSE & BROOKS, cents leas if taken directly from the boats, JACOB WEEKS. 100 do a sees! ‘Trust 0 meet for rehearsal ss 15 Eat Bouzoa Co AM now delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal screened and free of cartage fro .@ yard at the following it the lowest in the city,) namely. Broken, 25; large wut $4 75; soll nut $4 per ton, 2) cents off if taken from the boats. FAREWELL 10 AMERICA. LE BUDD, in returning his heortfeit thauks forthe many kretifying ivstimonials received by onor Wo Runounce that his pearance on this Continent ¢ preseat month, on which occasion he CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE. Widows’ and Orphans’ At imsonic Fraternity of the State of Net Il positively be hii s from the Ameri- cau people, has the hi | will take place in u TURTLE SOUP ND STEWED TERRAPIN, every doy this week, in h i COFFEE HOUSE, 1s AIR. SEATING. 50 she Erie RR AND GENILEMEN visite the Fair of san Justitute (held at Nidlo’s) are respectfal {the Ts t So: Sh Mees ‘ke, exhibited “NATIONAL HOTEL, _ Washington City D.C. HE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel Ken rata thie dead the travel fin sfees he cpened jo. ceteblisnene t to render his h he has ‘already re- ted to examine care fu! F Hane [alend | pd Crosemey paar iculars in future ALHAMBRA, O. 550 BROADWAY, between proprietor of the abo lishment, has the honor to ano 285 John street, up stairs. MARTELL 5 wove LE & HOLDERM lishment 37 Maiden lane and Prince.—The ve fashionacle the travelling por or Rey New Stock Wxcha 25 shas US Bank will spare_no ex worthy.oi the patronage of beral a been, daring the sa 0 proprietor respectfully soli: nuance of past favors on the part ol visitors to a, OF residents during the session of Con nt that they will always fi the best ou the table that the market affords, Washington City, September, 1845. MITATION PRECIOUS STON of Cai chess, Oriental, Mary ~ hers, Lama Scarfs, Gold and Silver, &e UNIVERSITY OF NEW Yor DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE. ntroductory Lectures for the session 1845-6, will com- of October, and will be delivered | tends mu and which, he feels. gon his cotemporarie panted and refitts RISSSSesesssss the up-town pul ment, he will btain a tr erto bestowed on that popu Siloon will conveniently seat stage has been erected, and competent jud that, ns regards sound, it is deci ithe eity of New York. [etreshments will be served up as iui on their quality would on of the, Alhamra 4 ee on Monday, 27th now est Concert Room eal Gay F KOaTUM, a tweaday,, 28h Oct., 7 P.M ; ‘ sireet, New Work. ver ficient guarantee that Cn eee Materin Medica, Professor Paine, | OSTRICH FEATHERS, ‘for ante by have been engaged at a consid - rf, Women and Children, Prof | 496 im*r oe " paiga with therr in 10 open the cam- table and nighly Wednesday Evening, Oct, gar lar burl ue ruen fm ine COU OE the original mvsic Previous to THANE VE cpap at To'clock, Pe P™Adeniteanes 1 conte do 0 Hud & Berk 0 di ist: Lb GALLERY AND SPARRING SCHOOL. will be Panee i DSON having reurned from ly invited to attend, JOHN W. b "y. University Medical Calves ee Beccdwey. yale,” with all | ea. On the 2st instant, by the Rey, Hugh Blair Mt Janes Rt toncent. ne, late from formance to commence at half " uM fic me in giving instructions in the noble art ‘ma moderate, Open during the day and in the evening, ie hare i BE. K, COLLING & Co, 56 Bow LATEST INTELLIGENCE. @yY Last EVENING'S MAIL. at Heral4.) (Correspondence of the Hera! ‘Wasmineron, Oct. 20, 1845. The Measures of the Mnsuing Congrese—Recupitu latin—The Howe Printing—Chanees for and against Father Ritchie. Some idea may be formed of the interest enter- | tained by the country at large,respecting the proceed- ings of the coming Congress, from the following of the more important of the measures which will un- | questionably, we think, be submitted by the Presi- dent tor their consideration, and all of which will as certainly be taken up, discussed, and acted uron, to wit :— 1st.—A revision of the Tariff. 2d.—The resurrection of the defunct Sub-Trea- sury, or something of some sort as a substitute for the present stock-jobbing system. so 3d.—The twelve month’s notice to Great Britain for the abrogation of the compact of 1817 and 1827 on the joint occupancy of the Oregon Territory. 4th.—The ratification of the Texas annexation; and collaterally the Mexican boundary, and the Mexican indemnites, embracing the question of in- tervational negotiations upon the subject. _ z: Sth.—A revision of the Postage Laws, including an increase of postages, and an amendment of the laws relating to railroad contracts. 6th.—A monthly mail line everland to and from Oregon. Whether this measure is recommended by the President or not, (and we hope it will, as it will be a feather in the oificial bonnet of the Execu- tive) it will be brought up before the Senate at an early day by Mr. Allen, Chairman on Foreign Rela- tions, or by Mr. Niles, of the Post Oftice Commit- tee, or by Col. Benton. 7th —Appropriations to the Western waters on constitutional authority, the Mississippi, Missouri | and Ohio being constitutional streams, as contra- distinguished from such short creeks and bayous as the Hudson, Susquebannah, Potomac and Chowan. 8h. The question of the establishment of the Smithsonian Institution, the funds of which, $500,- 000 in British gold, were eo wastetully squandered in those Arkansas bonds. There isa factious o; sition among some members to the erection of this institution, in pursuance of the solemn faith of the government, and a mean desire to hold on the mo- ney, and divert to other objects than that intended by the liberal and enlightened donor, We hope the Executive will be frank and manly in hie remarke upon this suvject, strenuously urging the redemption of the faith of the nation. ‘Sn a 9th. The redemption to our citizens of the indem- aities arising from French spoliations upon Ameri- can commerce, prior to 1801. In the settlement of this question between the governments of France and the United States, the latter, in consideration of | the services of France in the revolution of "76, gavo to the former a receipt in full of all demands, assumed the payment ot all dues upon this score to United States’ claimants, for damages incurred. | The five million bill of last session was stoutly re- ted by the anti-tariffites of the South. [fitshould | come up again, it will again meet with the same re- sistance. The President will scarcely recommend the settlement of. these claims in juxta-position with a 20 per cent tariff. Mark it. Toh A reduction of the expenses of the army and vy. Ith, The erection of new buildings for the War and Navy Departments, and of a wing to the Patent office, in pursuance of the original design. 2th. An innumerable variety of other subjects and harrassing cases, public and private, including abolition petitions, John Quincy Adams, and the slave trade. But antecedent toall this, the two branches have to appoint their officers. And this will be a dreadful! The election of printer involves the harmonizing, of numerous hostile ele ments, aspirants and combi- nations. And now we on Pua make out_a case for Father Ritchie. Will he be elected? This is an important problem. There are arrayed on the side of the Union, the administration and its direct ad- herents in Congress of ali the factions, For in- stance, the untments of Col Medill of Ohio, as | the second Assistant Postmaster General, and of Col. Jacob Medary, as Postmaster at Columbus, are expected to have some influence with the Ohio dele- eley; Lady | gation in favor of the executive editor. So also of 1 Fred Flighty, | Shields’ appointment, ot Illinois, and_ Bill Brown’s, trom Indisna, and Gen. McCalla’s, from Kentucky, | and McLane’s, from Maryland, and Gullett’s, from | New York ; so of the cabinet appointments ; so of many other afoot made and to be made.— ‘They are allexpected to have their influence in favor of the executive organ. Besides, the admin- istration was elected under the Baltimore Conven- tion resolutions, and he promises to act up to them. It is the duty of the party to give bim afair trial, with his own chosen exponent. Virginia, Tennes- | see and Mississippi will, of course, be thar. Again, ke; , 2 Sense of gratitude to Father Ritchie for his long s| and faithful services, is expected to have some | weight in harmonising the majority into his support. { ne mies be rewarded soon, or 1t will be too late.— | OW, en, accepted time. He can’t fail, for Col. Benton is bringing up the rear guard. He’ll be elected—but stop a moment. Whar’s the Con- stitution? whar’s the U. 8. Journal? Will neither of them be able to supplant Father Ritchie in the might be done. Who knows? But if Father Ritchie passes the two third rule in caucuss, he is safe. Every inan must come upto the mark in | open house. If no Bprerent 1s had in caucus, f | (and such an issue of non- ¥ is, | (€d,) then Father Ritchie wilt brilliant DRUM |ife, for he will be in water too deep for wading.— me ge is spucipe ave to swim for his by a dexterous junction of the whigs with the an Ritchie division, the organ may be blown sky- o20*re_ | high. The Blair and Rives members, the Wright- | Van Buren members, the Calhoun members, the | MPR. W.B, BRISTOW respecifully announces a Grand | young democracy of Ohio and Indiana, and | Sacred Concert on Weduesday Evening next, October be Dutch Reformed Church, et ana Henry streets, as fullows >— PART I. the, Pennsylvania members, united with the | whigs, will be too strong for the administra- | tion. The organ will have to sto ‘inding.— | Cn the swhiele, Father Rutch- ¢ jowever, we consider ie’s chances tor the House printing as worth a pre- mium, unless the tariff democrats should flare-up ata 20 per cent ad valorem, and unite with the whigs upon some independent candidate by way of retaliation for the hoax of the Kane letter. But in this, as in other matters admitting of doubt, we have only to exclaim, in the language of the vener- able editor of the organ himself, **nous verrons.”” Wasurnaton, Oct. 20, 1845. Memphis Depot—Races, §c. The Executive Council, comprising Messrs. Ban- croft, Mason and Johnson of the cabinet, and Com. Warrington of the navy, and Judge Shields of the land office, have had the proposals offered, pursu- ant to advertisement, for the various branches of depot at Memphis, Tennessee, under consideration, and have reported to-day in favor of the following bids and bidders :— Excavation—Sumner & Eastland, (New York and Louisiana,) 9 cents a cubic yard... $9,000 00 nt— Prather & Wilson, (District of alae Columbia,) 9 cents per cubic yard ...... 19, Vertical Wall—M. K. Lawler, ‘(Illinois,) $3 Wer POFOB, . vs caddcpaseccanss. (0H Stone—E. L. Beard, (Indiana,)$2 68 per perch 32,964 00 Clearing Grownd—T. Lyon, (Ohio). ....... 100 00 Brick—George M. Lawman, (Pennsylvania,) nus, (Pennsylvania and Maryland,) aggre- gate... see. ae ons oneaet Lumber—S. P. Ashe, (Tennessee,) te Foundation for 9 velidenie Geers a, ae men, (Pennsylvania,) aggregate. ... . In the aggregate, the government has made a very fair bargain. r : ‘The tall racesat the National Course, nearthis city, (whigh races have beem suspended for a long time,) commenced to-day, under a renewed effort ot the enterprising proprietor of the course, Wm, Holmead, Esq., to bring the sport into fashion again. Proprietor’s purse to-day, $100—entrance , mile heats. scape or colt, 8 years old, 1, Col. cis Thompson names gre; " 7 oy elon Ty ro} Autocrat. Dress tricolored. 2. Be. Ferguson nanes ch. filly, by John Tyler, dam Timoleon, 3 years old. orange. MES MeStenn vames by Elenora, by Priam, dam Tonson, 4 years old. Dress green. rT. Doswell names bay. colt by ae het im by Pamunkey, 3 yearsold. Dress red and black. The gray colt by John Tyler did not run. The race was won by Bailie Peyton—1:53—1:57. The company was thin, but will continue to increase to the day of the four mile heats, when we expect to have an interesting race. _ Some increase in the arrivals atthe hotels—an un- broken stream of travellers by the evening train to the north, trom day to day. Barisone, Oct. 21, 1843 The News and the Markets—.4 Launch—The Neweas(i¢ Affair—Smail Pox—The Rape Case—sIppearance of the Keans— Theatricals— Markets, $c. ‘There is quite a stir this morning among th rohants relative to the news by the Hibernia, ond the probable effect it will have on the market for breedstuif at the North. But little will be done until this evening, e+ cept by those who have received private advices from New York, and they will eit! Hl or buy according 'o } the nature ofthose advices. The prevailing rate of yes terday for Howard street Flour, mixed brands, was