The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1845, Page 3

10h, @ ges, 28 Ihe; castwardly, 290,003 bbis tons of coal, and of other freight 90,863 tons 8h. 8 yrs. $0 Ibs—total 141,407 tons O bh. 2 qre, 18 lbs, ton years, 1,605, 246} passengers; fare $2,133,610 95; wostwardly $26,040 tons 16 h. 0 qrs.3 Ibs; eastwardly 2,348,183 bbls flour, 26417 tons of coal; other freight 242,190 tons 13 a. 1 qr. 15 Ibs—making 868,281 tons 9h. 2 qrs. 3 ibs. Coal was first transported in 1843, and has increased from 4,964 tons in that year, to 16,020 in this. ‘The amount from tonnage was, in 1836, $158,186 23; and in 1845, $368,720 83 ; the aggregate amount for tonnage rae Wi Davenpont.--The las AUCTION - LE OIL PAINTINGS, at} Auction »,4tT o’elock. at . day wotil fui- ed in the wepiows nasinany of murder valuable cullection of Creek, wus one of the re: ‘ang, and the Hodge tion of the afflday + 293 Broadway. | deru Paintings, many of «hich vom offered at public auction. This collection has it been gw the country. The sale will be povitive. iuvited to call nud examue them wil cloved 5h ‘ils for offices bey ons A fpow and including that o ce will be closed at 33 o’elock, P.M. O88 30°F ROBERT H. MORRIS, P.M. jo- high charect-r, and sel- MR. HAS LL.O. = septecntie BLAND AS DESDEMONA, Uctover 23d, commence with «+ Mr Murdoch «Mr Dyowt | betore exhibit Thursday Kvep MOK GRIEVE, 4 Johu stre et, having’ purehased the moxt largest otal of Mockiug Birda ever ye. off r- | vudred nud eix ad brought up moned by them as_ witnesses linked together. Deought up to this ed iv oue lot, consith 4 of ove associated with room, in ful plumage aud call frou the ew NEY, dw Te, Catiery. Guns NEY Yeil'sctl this dy to cele, ‘treet, a0 assortment of heavy aud sbelt Hi the Reddings noe by the Sheriff of Lee LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BY LAST ZVRNEING'S MAT Washington. [Corresponience of tne Herald j Wasurveron, Oct. 21, 1848. The Tariff. We congratulate the country on our eomplete sue- and cess in bringing the organ to an explanation on the county'to obtain a writ of ha ‘As the Sheriff was bringing them from the hoat, some of the crew ly pushed the Sheriff on shore while the boat was start ing, thus keeping the prisoners on board and leaving the Sherif! in Burlington. ‘Those who were instrumental in assured the Si es and biti, Tratrays, Fable Castors, Shovels dud Tongs, Cutlery, he ca Saws, Files, Candles, | Standards, &e z 3 Alo, av 1 voice of fresh imporied double and single barrel and passengers increased from $281,312 53,1n 1836,to$733,- 603 18, in 1845; end the total amount in the ten years for tonnage, is $2,444,579 85, and for tonnage and passengers, Bae AMERICAN AKT UNION, 322 B, OTICE. —For the greater ¢ this Institution, te rooms of the Art. ‘Two Misses Valee nience of the members of Boron Speyenhauiea, ; :—Tabl ks, pen and pock- von will be lighted up every te ae Hethaa Meshes Baas ae oe rah ee ane ning—Sundays excepted—fiom 7 till iO o'clock, tui Receiers ov var Bat MORE AND Onto Rattoap Comra- oF THE Last Tk YEAKS He, of course, had t Price of Adinissioa—Hoxes. $i, nd make his return ac- ibersare again requested to obtain, their certificates ible,so as to facilitate the business ef the Ii confusion and diseppointment ou the eve of | knows the character of cumstances that have transpired, that wil or most of those directly en, cal transaction as well as othe: tice, thus verifying the old ads - Zauntal |. Doors open at 634 o'clock, ud the O Day, at 106 | “*.! JECTION NOTT Room Paper, in | | o'clock, m the sto vurtain willrise precisely { | the distribation, ed in this diaboli- @ brought to jus- ‘d number of Season Tickets may be obtained . ER, Superintendant i BOWERY THEATEE. a 7 tEETH! TEETH! EETH —Who would be without Teeth, have them inserted without the slig' wouranted to suit all the purposes 0! natural oues, by c Dr JONES, Deutist, at his offiee, corner of Cant oadway, eutrance in Caual stores 59 Beekinan street, ru when they can test possible painaud WYCK, Auctionert, will sell at todeber ture, iu frout of the pubtic a Tuesday, 2&h of October, at » W. Lawrence, Collector ut No? ie —H. LV State of River. tic auction, entitl +9 feet in chan’l 13 feet in channel. 4 ft 4in. in the canal. i} fton flats and bars, returns show a largo increase every year, and t. The follcwicg is alist amount to two hundred per cent within the past ten years. The increase in receipts from passengers has ex- ceeded that from freight. The company have made very ements with the numerous large min- in the vicinity of the road, for the tran- sportation ef coal, and it is anticipated that within two years the annual quantity transported, will not be less than 100,000 tons, The Maryland Mining Company have entered into contract with the Railroad Company, to transport anv. | Efforts have been made to ex. | road to the Ohio river, by some practicable | route, to terminate at some important point on that river, but so far they have been unsuccessful. A law wi Passed by the Legielature of Virgin authorizing the company to extend its work to the Ohio river, to terminate at Wheeling ; but the route indicat- ed by that law, was considered so impracticable for any | and its other conditions were so enerous, that it was almost unammously rejected. Efforts have | recently been made to extend this road to Pittsbarg, Pa. hort time since held in Pennsy]- t= double set of best mineral Teeth on . 2 Half Pipes Brandy, ) tmported in Brig Francs, rem Rochelle. pes Gis, imported in the Catharine Jackson, Rot- 4 eral Teeth, on fine gold for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmos) THE BLOODHOUNDS. Dick of the Ferry, or Ke K ppon Another Fact—Phalon’s Hair Invigorator, Wutovcuny sage, Brooxiry, Oct M, 15 21, Bro dwiy—De'r Sir :- L should d you my thinks for the benefit ny two | sur Chemical Hour B: irhair frm » severe sttta kof Las advised by my physic and now the.r hair re, Single ‘Tooth, on gold plate, from Pivo Tooth, from Plogging Teeth with Gold, from Extracting Teeth, : All other operations in the same Remember, corner of Canal street aad on Canal street. tah Eee y Sir Cony and Bivuchard’s celebrated . fom the Lat of November watil th 7 . With'a guarante from the landl rd for the auce ceeuing Year, at same rate of J roadway, entrance | aid Weil k culied for mony | well as the stuck, cau alsu OCULIST AND OPERATIVE | S22. Diseases of the tye | fections of vision, from 9 to 4 o'clock, at his re Jnsvee dis Duet ren ve received from t ‘Alter whieh, THE MANIAC LO My J. R Scott nxes Scents; Second and Third V, nat heif past G, the curtain will rive at 7 PACMO'S OPE tA HOUSE. On Friday, October 24th, 1845, @ 4 Orange street, obtswed on the most rvson-ble thankfully, your on TO LET—The neat ovage w west corner of 7 havenwe aud 18 Mm, Or nt 62 Laight street PROPERTY FOR SALE VOR SALE, in the village of Jamsica, Loug Island, about 104 acres, subject (0 certain tu: y h~ knowa'on application to the form: rly a Tavern Taion Hotel,” It serv’ ES ANN BARTON. Christic’s Galvanic Rings.—We have pleas- Uren culiing the atie. tion of stranger. to thi Ww 1s verhev are » positive care ater how chronic oF seve learn that many of our first phy: Ugin im thee prnet 3 ally 52,500 tons of coal. tty thot ow ‘henorth ren st Inveterate cases of Strabismus, or squinting, cured ia afew | CIAL Laden inserted that can scarcely be distin- | and residence 261 se ow celebrated ¢ Rheamatisn in ins recommend Broadway, entrance 134 Poor THE FRENCH LANGUGGE. ADI‘S AND GENTLEMEN de thorough knowledge of the French Langa conducted by Prof ‘ion, 412 Houston street, to meet twice « week, at 76 o'clock. New classes from tims to time, as 0 cusion may require. be made at the lustitution, or at the tesideuce o D. Abbott, 258 Fourth street, Washiugton Square, s from the western part of | . of adopting measures to obtain rac th tof her Ancestors, w Yorkt»obtaia the geuuine article aye kept by ove Abr-ham F dine considerable bust nid being situated at the juaction roads, weuld always command a good share of cas Teondact d ARDY Minerva Rooms —We have heretofore called if ‘ou of our readers to te en PART FIRST. Song—"' Away, Winer, Aw» and it will be seen, GOOD CHANCES TO MAKE M TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR § A CORN+R GROCERY and UL a crowded part of the city, ER this week. We vow advi nothing binder trom spendin at least a dous re ic ofthe past reees of animls of this count: vered a the month of Aw ded ov as 10 hoax, but ‘and twelve high, and its head ’ tev etin length Let uo one lo opp. rtuuity of seeing what they may uever see the * Farewell to ther, thou P ‘Song—" There was a Jolly Begyar.” and @ convention w vania, composed of deleg: Newburgh. aud the most valuable money makiug stan: two good porter houses. ‘oF wishing to let or plying to Gillespie, ‘A Fartuer wanted in ven OVE HER HO as originally sung by Mr. f “THE STAR,” ispenard street, (one door from Broadway.) | All persou fi i vated ‘so near tne principal great metropolis, sull continues to wubounded patronage of the pablie, wi Be. Templeton ia the Graud Opera of aw sell out. will save time and’ trouble by street, near Brosdway deitrking business. First rate iron safe fur sale cheap authorizing the company to extend its road through their section of the State. It is stated in the last annual report of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, that }the construction of a canal, leading from Cincinnati through the State of Ohio to Lake Erie, has already diverted a very considerable Portion of the trade of sippi Irom Philadelphia to Merchandise hus been transported from the latter place, during the present season, to Cin- cinnati, ata much lower rate than it would have cost to ne point by way of the Pennsylvania canals and thoroughlare of PART SECOND. lie, withow the, Could Blawathe Wind.” Portable Shaving Casesx.—The Subscribers solely on its merits. hoving perfected and finished a variety of th FIVE DOLLARS REWAKD—Lost, on the 20th borhood of Greenwich end Kecror ewfoundlaud Dog, marked with » The finder will receive the above re- ed up ia the neatest mani Furnished Roo: inst. i the nei strects. a black Whitt o-east aud feet. ward ou returning him to 8 Greenw ch st TO LET OR LEASE——Tie Am ric Horse Sule Establistinent comer Deliney tie streets, one block is off, pyt off, and Row with 8} Bruce's Address t his Ariny. Where shall I Kest.” Box Office open from 16 till 4 o’clock, where places may be | te! secured as usual. rivate Boxes $5 ea°h. Doors open at 7. Wa ts of the travelling for the toilet, with the sharpening aid keeping Raz rr. tubs or Private Parties, ready at all NATIONAL HOTEL, Washington Cit: is fine Hotel, torm the valley of the Mi HE PROPRIETOR of thi Gadsby's, bat uow generally calied Coleman’ to his friends and the travelling tion of the commanity generally, for the favors which t d iim siuce he opened his establishment, he willspare no exertions to render house worthy of she patrouage of which he has already re- Read what the agents for Hiil’s Infal!ib'c O.guent say about its sale and the satisfaction which 1 Mr. Wa. Hitt—Dear 8 of yonr_usily celebrated (1 js, whom, Tam! east_of the Bowery— in'the Uuion for Livery business and light ether wih a King onthe second flor, built for A € ‘ory, the entire 8iZ€ | Storey re from two to three plendidly arranged sires to retura'his tnaiks To commence at 8 o'clock, and terminate ickets ard frogrammes may be had at the Music Since I have tal and te assure them ‘hat ets Fifty Cents hundred veh cles: tariff It is unnecessury to bring the proofa of Mr. Walker's repeated declarations heretofore in favor of the low water mark of the compromise act—the | dead level of a 20 per cent. ad valorem—it would be @ supererogation to recur to Col, Polk’s reiterated declarations from the stump ia Tennessee, corres ponding precisely with the compromise 20 per cent | standard of Mr. Walker. Father Ritehie, with all that momentous ambiguity of an oracle, in contra- diction of an opinion expreased by a “ seribbling” correspondent of “one of the Northern papers,” from Washington, lately “insinuated” that Mr Walker’s views and the President’s upon the tariff were coincident, corresponding, uniform, and iden- tical ; that the President went as far with the idea of a reduction as the Secretary of the Treasury. The conclu-ion, then, taking into view the known opinions of both the President and his financial minister, as heretofore expressed, wes inevitable, that the Executive would recommend the mud-bot- tom level of « 20 per cent ad valorem, inflexibly ope- rative upon all articles ake. Thisidea was furthar sustained by the ambiguous universal promise of “equal protection,” in the mystical Kane letter.” What could be more “eqnal”? than an inexorfible | unitorm 20 per centum ? How else than by a uni- | form imposition are we to have “ equal protection Y” | The “Kane letter,” if resolvable into anything, | which is very doubtfal, is only resolvable into the | ne plus ultra, or ultima thule of the compromise act. | But the idea, which, on a former oceasion, we men- | tioned as superceding in the South the mud-level of | the compromise act, turns out, by the oracle, to be the true position of the administration, and of Mr. Walker, upon this question of the tariff—a thorough modifievtion, with dieerinmaaauis for revenue, ae contrasted with the Northern (excepting Pennsyl- vania, which goes the whole figure of the act of *42) democratic idea of a tarifl, with incidental dis- criminations for protection. But hear the priestess of the temple. ‘The organ of last evening favors the | country with the following valuable paragraph : “A correspendent ofa northern paper, from this city, speaks of @ horizontal tariff! We are not advised of there being any political economist in this city who a!vocates sucha measure. The anti-protective system is to impose | duties for the sake of revenue , but, as some articles will | admit of higher duties than others, to discrim! for that purpose, but not tor the protection of one private in- t at the expense of others.” The cerrespondent here referred to isthe Herald’s correspondent, and the ‘northern paper’ ts the New York Herald In alittle “boxing bout? with our venerated contemporary of the Union pending the rice 12% cents each, to be had atth- | dog-days, Father Ritchie took a solemn oath uot to the Ohio river. The completion of the railroad from Cigcinnati te Sandusky, on Lake Erie, which is now in active progress, must inevitably divert the travel from the great West to New York and Boston and it will scarcely be denied that, when it reaches tho: citios, the inducements which will be held out to mer- chants in their purchases there, will be quite sufiicient to prevent them from going to Philadelphia; whereas, on the other haud if, by the completion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Pittsburgh, the travel is drawn towards Baltimore, whatever benefit may result to her, @ very large proportion must undoubtedly accrue to Philadelphia. In this particular at least, the interests of the two cities are identified; and, instead of regarding each other with a jealous distrust, they should be found uniting with hearty and untiring energy against the efforts of their northern rivals—New York and Boston.” The loan of six per cent for the purpose :f taking stock in the Washington branch road, is now placed at $1,000,000, instead of $935,000, as it was in last year’s report stated; the board having ordered that the $15,000 of bonds, which were cancelled, and for which a sinking fund was commenced in October, 1843, should be re stored and placed in a position to accumulate by the quarterly interest. The debt of Me: Books of the words, MONDAY—A Fovorite Entertainment. 4LHARA, No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) They bave grently ceived so liberal a share, posed of upon very easy plication immediately at 131 Christi 9 reet yas I have ca’! = You TRENTON RACES. 478 Grand street. part, ‘nts during the session of Cot P. 9S. —Please send up one sll cases to stay the fall chenve red or era ityrissis, da druff, & ‘ash inigtom, or reside ing coufidentthat they the best on the table that the market affords, and attentive a ity, September, 1845. uations by two young pei fFthe her, restore it to ball to « beautiful dark ¢ it, &e., keeps the b ni 5s OPIAN OPERA COMPANY. ing, October 22. Bar}sque Opera, iu three parts, enue SOM-AM-6UL! -OLE, he, eel te Opera of Trev PALMO’S ETH] 85 3md&k Wis jgb @uriy, Ke. Principal office No. 13 Nasssw street Fo vT Will be presented the popa' a see advertise ext. ‘2 sinall private GREET, Please to euquire at 61 Beekmau street, Wednesday, Oct There was a general advance in quotai te-day. Norwich and Worcester improved 1j ; Stoning- ton}; Erie Railroad }; East Boston }; Reading Railroad Farmers’ Loan }; Long laland 1}; Canton 1}; Harlem 1}; Vicksburg }. Illinois and Ken- tucky 6s, closed firm at yesterda several of the fancies were large and there appears to jon among speculators to make all the tran- LL MEETING will commence over the Ei Wedvesday, October 24th. es for 3 yeor olds—Mile Heats, sub. losed with three subscribers. Parse of $100—Mile Heats Second Diw—A Purse of $50—Two Mii ine Day—A arse of $100—Mile Hest d A Parse of $410—three Mi Same Day—A Purse of $'50 -Two Mile H. Should there be x mile Race, «liberal F Which due notice will be given rhe Rtsces, exch day to commence at one o’elock For further. particulers, 5 *D. by a respectatle young Gr lo chamber work, us to which will be given, RANV VOUAL CONCERT. Doors open »t7 o'clock. Peformane t Adinissiou 25 cents BOWERY CIRCUs. MIT's NIGHT. Evening, October 234, cC BRILLIANT VISPLAY OF HOKSEM jow - eee 0 comunence At 734 Heats—the second OLD DAN E 43 Morris Canal NITED. vy s sober, iudustr on a» Coachman or G-oom. d has lived five | afew lines to thi will be punctuslly attended to. jous young mn—A 8. he best of cicy reference, ile Heats—$100 to ‘wetand Broadway, wher 023 Itt tof any competicion for a four ILE PURSE will be offered, of ipewe ever presented ot "9 ESTRIAN TALENT is now coucentrated in the Bowery Cirens Performances always over befure 11 o'clocx e most splen | will be pre YOUNG WOOMAN, | ALL TH ti'ber French or Germas dresses, end stteuding to the . roperly qualified in these respects, the | of good eharacter and good address, capable of making and arranging irit of the | inthe United Sta WM. SNOWDEN, mn, (N. J.) Oct. 22, 1845. NTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING. Tke Mechauics’ Bank has declared a vidend of four per cent, payable on the Ist of Novemb The N. &. Worsted Co. have declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent. The Merchants’ Insurance Company of Boston, have nual dividend of four per cent. A Bill has passed the Senate of Vermont, incorporating the Bennington County Bank, with amendments, increas- ing the stock to $1°0,000, and making the single share most liberal w ges wil by letter, adiressed to A. (+, Herald CHMBSNCT SIRE. He. PHILADELPHIA. +++ LEsseE anp Managnn MISS DFLCY’S Engagement; sts. GARDENER & BROUGH October 23d, wed. DER FREISCHUTZ—Agatha, Mis: h, Me F. Gardner; taspar, Beough E WATERY AN—T WA) W.E. BURTON ....... FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MED ents for the wale of uew au expenses will be to go South or Wi $300 over and above th writing, with ap opportuuity our employ wil doubt . ear cleorof Mexpeuse. Each will have tus distric e necessary for them to have at lest fom $2 at FR} NCH’S Publishing Hall. 293 . Barings, now stands at $153,708 95, being $50,000 less than at the date of the last report. The actwal resources of the company on the first of October, 1815, were as annexed. to $40 ty obtain | notice the “seribbler” for the Herald any more — However strong the temptation, therefore, to “hit | him agin,” our venerable papa must abide by his | word. We like him for it, and we do most solemnly appeal that “personally so tar trom having any objec- tions” that Fether Ritchie should have the printing of the House, “we should be glad to see it” Be- | eause why 2 For these simple, patriotic considera- tions, that if any organ-grinder can play to the tune of the resolutions of °98 and ’99, itis Father Ritchie; that it any executive amanuensis can follow in the wake of the administration, as its exponent, and not its dictator, (as Blair, it was feared, would be) itis the late faithful old Nestor of the Rechmond Enquirer ; and because he expects it, and the Presi- dent expects it, and Virginia expects it, and he ought to have it. i The foregoing paragraph, from the Union, is of great value to the country. The Presideut will re- commend a revenue tariff with discruninntions not tor protection, but for revenne. For example, if 15 per cent upon Pennsylvania iron will yield a greater amount of revenue than 77 per cent on the principle of a revenue taiiff, the 15 per cent must supercede the higher imposition. And yet that very cliuse, “some articles will admit of higher duties than | others,” leaves us floundering again among the in- explicabilities of the “Kane leter” But that clause may be the means of saving Father Ritchie. Iron. | on this principle, the Pennsylvanian will argue, will | admit of a higher duty than coarse cotton shirtings, | taking the adearens as the standard. ‘ool, the | New Yorker will flatter himself, wili admit of a Trg, MrF | higher duty than sugar andmolasees, And se on, Fixances or te Battimons ano On1o Ratnoap Com- Bro:dway, up stairs. Ail letters must be post paid. VIVE DOLLARS REWARD. on | aad Finger Riog, with a Goruet 8 oue aud he finder will ree at the office of this paper, TEN DOLLARS REWARD. OST, either on board the steam: Market andthe foot of taining from $13 to $45, and some nitents consisted of two $10 bi Hak. ‘The above reward will $400 instead of $200. Acuit, involving some forty thousand dollars, has been for some time pending between the foreign holders of the biile of the Guildhall bauk of Vermont, and the Sw'ety Fund of that State, Judge Redfield gave his opinion in favor on the ground “ that the proof before him dia not sustain the alleged fraud of the claimants ; ception of about $7000 of the claims » their claims should be allowed against the Safety Fund—which claims must be substan- tiated before a commission, to be appointed for the pur- pose, and that a decree would be made en such commis- sioner’s report, from which appeal might be taken.” The tolls on the public works of this State, from the opening of navigation to the 14th instant, exceed those of any former year to the same d ceived in each of the past seven years, up to the close of the second week in October, have been as annexed. Tous on tHe New Y: 2nd week in Oct. ‘$9,181 T ‘vir Buudle, Mr Bberl AHOH STREET PHILADELPHIA «Me. H. EB. Stevens | tof Mrs. A. C. MOWATT, and CRISP. URSE $30—Mile Heats—Best three ‘will come off over tits Course, this day The following are the eu! five, in harness: Cash in bank... ... Less belonging to ton road... .... ny. ; vdukhic. $184,677 66 b. g. Soldier Bab db. ¢ Ephraim Smooth the above by leaving t! 4th Night of the engagement stock on hand . settee . Debt due by the Washington branch road, is the same as cash . tees Borrowed irom the revenue for the purpos: of the coal trade, and to be refunded out of that trade... eae Less amount received fro1 at Croton or between KACHES—UNION COURSE, L. i Thursday, October 23, at t o'clock. NORTH AGAINST THE SOUTH. 1g, October 234, of the bill-holder Thursday Ever ES CHANG. Mi G Barret; Nathan | us; Madaline, Mes C. eo: Fauny Fitzhugh, 0 LAST WEEK OF THE EXHIBITION OF THE MASTODON, At 406 Broadway SHE exhibition of tus enormous avimal will close sfter Le* no ove lose the opport! be given on appl; and that, with the given on applyt of Houghton & +. $118,803 93 DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST—A Dowie Gua, barrels 32 inches long, Ni ‘The above reward will be the Gun to D. FiS ngraved D Fish. AS La FASHION VS. LIATUNAH. OCKEY CLUB PURSE, $60)—$100 to second best horse. —Four Mile Heats Melia el Sree an Ree S Laird evts. ch m. Fast Bounets of Blue. After which—Jockey horse—Two Mile Heats. 8 ais uta ch. h. Sta ley « + «$233,107 98 ty of seeing thi ‘And to whieh may be per cent to be received from the Washing- ton branch road.......... FAREMONT'S NARKATIVE of the Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains in the year 1812, and to Uregon aud Nor h Califo op e un rom the publis| ders. The work may be had w Wm. Taylor, No. 2 Astor House W.H Graham, No. 160 Nassau street. greatest woude: with the greate ning. Admittance 25 © The amounts re- Total resources, Oct. 1, 1915 ........- The board have applied twenty thousand dollars of the above amount to the purposes of a sinking fund, accord- ing to the resolution announced in the annual report of 1842, for the reimbursement of the loan of a million of d Mars contracted fur the construction of the Washing- ton branch road. Of the balance they have determined to divide among the stockholders three dollars ($3) on each share of the stock, which will leave a surplus of | $34,084, which will be applied to the extinguishment of + ++ + $264,085 98 Adams street, Brooklyn . SPLENDID FX1B/TION OF DISSOLVING VIEWS, ASTRO SOMICAL LECTURE, ke WEDN«SDAY, Oct 2, aud the two following eve nings will be delivered, an ‘Astronomical Lecture, illus- trated with beutiful working diagrams, After whiel Child, of Loudor Portraits and Coinic SI correct painting of the immortal Washi seen the figure of Ayre old | and rw kK Stare Canar ub Purse $300—$ 0 to secoud 5 ‘ublisher avd Dealer in . Che p Literature, No, 226 Baltimore street, ipse, by Busoris, dam Dissolving Views, painted b Hictory, als Phavtasmagoria. Amongst the Portraits. ia x ayn which will be Fame slowly descending from ths eluw the hero with a wreath of laucel Ligh's, with Temol B y Jed Moukevaana, or the effects of nes cle, to conclude wich the most brilliant DRUM yh HAV NOTIC? D Niblo’s, estimated by some » soua to’ be worth nish at any time as large. as good, io some popers ad Wi Dense ad also by A numiver of per- apers 2.000, "A Kiest i vd one equal to that in eve receipts for each week during the remainder of the season, at one hundred thousand dollars, at least, which for a navigation of five weeks, will miko the aggregate amount of tolls for 1845" sible that the speculations go jug on in flour and grain, may create such an activity among forwarders, that the tolls will even exceed the amount above named. The Railroad speculations of Europe and of the United States, must differ very materially. The mania has in- crvased very rapidly in Great Britain and upon the Con- tinent, on account of the prospect of an immediate in- Creuse in the value of the investments, from the produc- tiveness of the works. The railroads of the United Stat on the other hand, do not hold out such favorable pros- Very few of the railroads built in this coun- try, have paid dividends the first year, while those of notwithstanding the immense a.lditional Cost, have paid protis from the start Great Britain being very de country fuily de ‘eloped, the business of every new line i. nearly as large the first yea | this country it is just the reverse, our railroads become productive only as the country becomes populated ; but he aunoal increase in the receipte i ltheir productiveness Kieuter and greater. Many roads in the most thickly # tiled sections of the country, not at p: dividends, must ultimately be large dividend paying in- There is not a road in the United States, but that is earning more money this, than in any former year, and several that have never yet paid a dividend, rapidly becoming able to do so inthe country is in good hands, is annually improving fo value, and must as business increases, aid connections are made between different point: ing increase in receip' 7 TRAE. vus exhibition call UNION COURSE. NORTH AGAINST THE SOUTH. FASHION IN THE FIELD. SLAND RAILROAD.—Thorsday, Oct, 23, Traius every 45 minutes, Fare % cents uutdl 11, and 37% autil wishing the same, wil: please ap S'STUVENEL & CO. Glass Cutters, 29 Gold or 3 Joh street, NY. MAKTELLE & HOLUEKMANN h rsday, Oct 23, 1045. at their estab- ir new style of Head Dress- | hess, Oriental, Mary | 12 90 . f ets on the New Vo k side or on the boats SPRAMER GokEAT BRITAIN IN consequence of the del» pairing the Propeller of this *hiy to postpoue her h inst. on which da: ©. RICH’D IRVIN, 98 FOR KEY WEST AND APALA- CHICOLA to sail on the 30th Ot —The steamer FLORIDA, Capt. Clift, will sail She cau accommodate 'e limited numberof cabin and steerage pa sengers in # road is 188 miles long, and originally cost $7,623,- In 1843, when the gross receipts amountel to $575,295, the nett receipts were $279 402, and in 1844) the gross receipts amounted to $658,620, and the nett receipts to $846,046, showing that in 1843, the running | expenses, &o. amounted to $295,883, and in 1844 to $911,674. The gross receipts for the year ending Oct: lat, 1545, were $79,983 20 more than for the year pre- vious, while the current expenses are reported to be Joors open at 7—| mence at a price. A’ professor o 020 5 about $2,450 000, ILL OPEN on lishment. 37 Mai SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT. HE SUBSCRIB®R has the pleasure of anuonw irs nd xentiemenof he city of New York ° ieane, Powpadou, riety of ouher Heid Dresses wers, Fea hers, Lama Scarfs, Gold aud Silver, &e venting, the 10th of 4" le, ou which ve at the B.oadwiy Tabera sisted bv all the most dist city, combined wih the memb New York Sacred Music Societi CARD-U C_ Hill resp: ctfaily se svcol friends. 1 dies or eutlemteu, ty take vart in the pe nes of : the above Concert, to meet furte roadway, ou Slouday and Wednesday kve OLE BULL'S FAREWELL 10 AMERICA. LE BULL, in returning his hoortfeit tha: ks (or the gr tifying testimonials received by him from he cau people, has the houor to auc ‘ance on this Continent e preseut mouth, on which occasion ne CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Widows’ and Orphans’ Asylum Fund omc Fra’eruity of the State of New Yorks positively be his saat a rove ov the Ist of Fal: particulars in future adver: isemeuts. INE Ff OUR—200 bbls !li Flour, from Albion and 1. taeklide Malls, now tan vy “a SoICex its all those of his mu HARDWARE AT AGENT'S PRICES. y HE subseriber (Agent for several mauufae’urers in Eng- laud) is enavled ty supp y dealers from first hacds, aso s wil consult their owu mterest | $15000 U 8 5s, 53 50 1.00 NYS te 63, "6! Vig “Sea at Fenst Prices rs UP STAIRS PRICES. 1200 gross lew priced Table roed 1, 2 and 3 blade . Wilee—A complete ‘assortment | 00 du; Pri tenes. Cand! JOHN ANE 500 do | 6 9000 Ohio 6», 60 10000 do 3000 Kentucky 6s 5000 ii!inois Spl Bds SGP bark for either « 30 casks Trace, do b.0 64 yf stand RR h o 25 bashers Vices, fine Cotter ports, should em- by making immediate jerkman'street, or to ISEPH MeMURRAY, corner of Pine and South streets, FOR MOBILE—Pocket of the lat November— inst sailing packet ship TALLAHAS- toddard, will positively sail as above, VSassssss. Ce The population of ear “rag ae ‘ad the resources of the oy zeu patent Knob Locks 00 do hoo 10 Mech & Tra NO icks, Bolts, Spoons, Pad, Closet and Be. Be 020 tM W&Fistre ater wat S FELTS AND FELTING. ived fromthe best manufacto- | uglaud of various widths, for sale by VERS°E & BROOK: N B—Also keep coustantly oa hand, Polishi g Cloth, for marble polishers. 22 16 RKAMS TISSUr. 200 Keams W 00 di will teke place in v ieKR at any time ufter. ‘Soulegtos RR 16 do 106 Morris Canal ou do het rexuar diy The accommodation of this vessel fur cxbin, second cabin aud seerage pasvenge: nl very large per ery year becoming Those wahug fail to mike early application on board, foot ore street, or te . & J. T. TAPSCOTT, 75 South street, corn tr Maden line PARTINE’S LOTION. ERS AND CITIZENS persons will consent to suffer with Rheumatism, Sprains Bruises, is. Tumors, Iambago, Head-Ache, jv lusble Lotion will be most scepticd, tat fe is the most do Nor & Wore RR do earance iu thi country & OW ¥ XHIBITING, (for a short time only) at the Room lemy of Desigo corver of Browdway et, De Kayper’s celebrated starne (i marble LA SORTIE DU BAIN,” (Comi pS saainne and fotend work uy b n it to be the c ud which has attracted: crowds of admivere been brought to this couutry at «! NOTICE TO STRAN of the Natioual Ac: Cuts, Giandular Nearly every roa “7500 tens f the best quality, for sale by Pe RSSh & BRO! MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Maiden Lane, NUFACTUREKS and | ‘ork, Wigs, Toupees cost and risk, and wed for the imspection of the lovers of this sub- KS. 65 aud 67 Nasean @. to be depended upon. o confidently open ‘om 9 A. M sadn Tce eo TITIAN’S VENUS. ng, afier a most successful vin) 1 city for exhibition at room which all are liable, mily Medicine, aud shy se, thronghout the h ven remedy af hand, which can o ¢ @ correspond. It is estimated in Great Br that there has been within the past year, a gross increase | in the revenue of the railways, of about one million pounds sterling. Of this sum mealy the whole isa clear | additional profit, for this reason, that in nearly all.the lines, the running expenses have been economised.— idends, represents an increase of Yulue on railway stock, equal to £20,000,000 at five per cent, and 425,000,000 at four per cent. In this country there are about one hundred and thirty million of dollars invested in railwa: in the value of these investments within the past year, has been equal to at least two per cent, | ‘The snnual report of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, gives a clear statement of the bi company, for the past ye H stSssedendes = P.M. Admittance % cents. - 330 hy 'd upon in cases HIS mach admired Pawn ty Boston, has seraraed No. 7, Lafarge Building. 263 B n from 9 AM. till 10 P.M. ission 2 cents—Season Tickets 50 cents. old 3w®me H’S DANCING SC LLEN DODWORTH would beg lave to into: friends, that it is his inten: ‘holesal* and retail. at the Proprie‘or’s Depot, 323 d by our Agents turoughout the = assortment of Flowers. Feathers, Hend CoS BARTINE, & CO.. Proprivtors, Orders for any quantity, addresied as above, will be tele sttended te: TO INVENTORS AND PAT A. DODWOR SSssensss = SSSeS: = hy N. B.~—The trade suppli This increase of di nto commence a Broome street, on \ Ss FI dey aferuoon, € (D1 PAINTINGS cleaned, lined and Dancieg world, aid havin H, BE 235 Broadway 3 doors abo the Ameriean Hotel ; Ibs. blood Fleece, washed and uu washed E. K. COLLINS & Co_56 South st DODWOR’ 001 #t his pid pt to continae durin Lovee tors will be hel! io ear Grand, on Weduesday, n an Association, hual meetings, fur the purpose of timents respr cting —eireumatances under whieh dispnted led; principles of consi Paul Trglioni, and other as well qualified to teach ns, any iu the city: and education will certaiuly give him a gr at sdvantaye over min) nt io the profession. Beth t as it may, those who im pg Can rely upon aeqitiriug a correct of Dane New 50 shs Vicksburg oo bt like celebrity—he feels that h 0 50 Farmers’ Trast’ oc do p90 and the increase ron adopted by such alterations of the laws: jm and fashionable sty’ eqitiy may require, to do mmo Canal —The establ shuvert ofa cs 3 On 50 Nor & Wore w do tre of information, where may | be gathered facts and suggestions that beac Nyon the ite ests and the condition of the pro- perty at the close. The company have expended large | sums for the accommodation of the coal trade of the road, which is rapidly increasing, and must in afew | yeais be immense, There hes been expended for engives, Ge, for this trade, $118,803 98, within the past ‘The city of Baltimore six per cent stock has since the Jast annual report been reduced $20 000, which sui has been set apart as a sinking fund, for the redemp- tion of the million loan, inewrred for the construction of the Washington brauch ; making, with the $14,000 here- | tolore set apart forthe same purpose, ulaied, the sum of $37,000 Whole number of passengers traneported in the past fen ) ears on the main stem, was 1,605,245), having | ‘ from 197,109 in 1896 to 202,458) in 1843 Fare ed from $128,196 20 in 1998, to $969,882 90 in ‘The amount of tonnage wentwardly, in 1886, wae ona Sh. Lqr., esstwardly, 172,744 bdle of four, 98 tous Sb, Dara 1 Ib—total 5,708 tona was, Wostwardly, 60,541 tons a) tlemen. For terms, © Whatever other mentures may be propored hat widely responded to, and t Tepretevtation of the iat: will give weight to the Couventi cy toits measures. ‘The venerable ff iveulay and Saturday, at 2o'eleek, for} he ndas, Thursday ard Saturday, for Ger 256 Elizabeth street, and corner Ham- Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal, at low 45-75 for egg and stove, barre Ny Biossbury, 8 yoo uty, &e. ce JACOB WEEKS, “TEXAS LAND CLAIMS, | moia at the Howard House, Broa. the Ist November. Deeted t Bo: } kN - Chairman of Co UTUAL LIFEASSURANCE CO. of Worces- Married. On Tuesday the 21st instant, by the Re Fi J. Canrento Eiizanern A., daughter Esq,, all of this city. * formed from 9 to 10, for those whe Mtigiven atany other hours, either at the resi m mbers of the New York Yacht + Clay Hoase, Elysinu Fields, Hobckeu, on Saturday, the 25th of Oot, se oetoek PM INO. CG. JAY, Secretary _ WELDED IRON BOILER FLUES, F ANY DIAMETE nt, of inflammation of the bral thirty five years and six mo rs please copy, way, New Yor ervices iu the locating, recording Uties. and. paying. {4% actend to the settlement of cla J. DE CORDOVA, Houston, Texas. Wm ive, Commusioner Ge ones, District J 4, J By order of tae C nd the interest 1 Cresent, ae usual, all the county. He willalso the government, THe PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUE GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC D by other compan 000, for which, 7 per ¢ All the profits are divided smougst gre ster inducemets thiu any other company assurance may be made ft | ter cant Jt $100 000, edi eet ER. at, not endeeding 166 feet ia the Company ja this ety | A, Sipxay Doaxe, M. D., Medien! ¥ ov oF fast steamboets, and can t+ atente | HOS, PROSSER sa i. P Morton, District Judge, *P, Thompson, Chief Janice, medore Moore, T N: ite ESTABLISHMENT AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF VOIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS. Plambe's Premium Cameras, Ingteneti forwarded to any desired point, at lower 4: } Harris County. TRON FOR Cas of the quality ased at for, Sworis, Razo ae of « good quality and lates, Case, 8c ORW AY IRON. Sheffield for the Those persons who handed’ thp subseriber their cer- ble Ki onmbers, for sale by PER The scheme of a revenue tariff, according to this latest organic fulmination, will produce, if carried ‘ont, a more thorough revolunon of the tanff ot | “42.than even a horizontal law of 20 percent ; for, | in the principle that articles are io be taxed with | the single view to the revenues they will produce, | the importations of cotton and woollen nufac- | tures will be so largely tucreased, ao te proses < | New England factories, and the supphes of foreien iron so largely augmented by a reduction of the 77 | per cent protection, 28 to cripple materially that great industrial iutesest, to the equal protection of | which the President is pledged. And then, the dit- ficulty of graduating the impositions to the revenue maximum, or that maximum at which just sufficient revenues will be derived to meet an economical ud- ministration of the government, will be the equaring | of the circle in this business. The President is pledged to “equal protection,” whatever he may re- commend of modification in the impositions u such articles as will bear a higher rate of duty than others. There is no other resource, then, left for the Executive, than to propose an equally protective tariff upon the principle of discriminating tor reve- vues, so as that the aggregate receipis shall be just sufficient for an economical administration of the zovernment resources. Nothing, to the satisfaction of that majority in Congress, compounded of the whigs and the democraue tariff men of Pennsylva- aia and,the North—a majority of which will be tound compacted together in behali of the law of ’42—ne- thing that can be devised among the contending ele- inents for a reduction, will so well answer this ma- jority as the black tariff of the whigs. An abate- ment ot the specific duues upon silks, may lead to sm inerease of the duties upon tea and coffee. On the revenue principle, these latter dunes will have to be increased. A muingation of the exorbitant sninimums upon coarse muslins, on the other hand, by an increase of revenues from increased importa- ons, will lead to a demand for the entire nullifica- sion of the duty upon salt. And to a reduction of the bounty upon gunny the pee growers of ‘Tennessee, Missouri and Keatucky wil | unquestion- cbly enter the protest of * equal protection.” We infer, in conclusion, trom the established pre- possessions of the President and Secretary Walker, that the Executive purpose (if any thing defiuite at ill) a Revenue Tariff upon the 20 per cent standard, with such oscillations upon certain imports, a8 Wi vield the necessary revenues for the expenses of the Government upon the principle of equal protection, vaged upon the principle of discrimination for reve~ ies, regardless in toto of any protection whatso- ver. 7 We draw this sublime conclusion from the speech- s of Col. Polk in Congress and in Tennessee, trom he speeches una letters of Mr. Walker, from the ‘Kane jewer,” and from the editorials of the L ‘inion, «l simmered together with the Tariff of ’42 over a slow fire. We shall have a long session of Congress, bot we nly prophesy from past results and present indica- ions, when we pei that the Tariff of ’42 will un the gauntlet of a session of six or seven months -juration without curtailment, abridgment, or modifi- ation. In support of this prognostic, we rely upon | Charley Ingersoll in the House, and upon Cameron, | sturgeon and Dallas in the Senate. Wasnineron, Oct 21, 1845. ‘The Tarif—The Cabinet. : We are informed, and our authority is semi-ofti- ial, that at a meeting of the cabinet yesterday, on he question of the modification of the tariff, there vas a palpable and unequivocal division, as follows: For the recommendations im the President's nessage, agreeably to the plan of reduction of Mr. Walker, to the lowest revenue standerd, with di crimimations for revenue Ficeethe Vanveatie ot -troyi imum and spe sitions oF ha pod M42, inciuding the abatement of the 77 per vent upon cold 1ron— The President. Hon. R. J. Walker, S_T. Hon Cave Johnson, P. M. G. Hon. John T. Mason, A. G. Against such recommendations— Hon, James Buchanan, 8. 8. Hon. W. L. Marey, S W. Hon, George Bancroft, S. N. 5 Majority in favor ot a repeal of the law of '42, nd the establishment of Mr. Walker's eystein, one, | vod that one the Executive. ‘ An explosion of the cabinet is dreaded upon this very Issue. » this morning pursaant to adjournment Sees tently he of the Court, the Judge The joornal of Satur- Livocate, and Lieut Mel art and vy, thon Horarxs (aew witness summoned by the dige Advocate) was called and sworn “ee ve Jopen Aprocat st have resided at Key West, cake pt @ hotel there, byt do not at present; | was at In- in Key from Novembef, 1841, until December, 1342; I aclerk for Mr Hicks oo lodian Key; | weed to go in i , Dut as to the farnitare I cannot say; nudge there was not ov) 2 wep0 of the sick ct one time ia the hospital, when | was t; | purchased the household furniture of Lieut. rt Harrell; aiter the squadron had broken up, such as crock- 3 er manelactory. wae May last, will please call and get their Papen 67 Nassau street. . ie HABICHT, 8 West street