The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1845, Page 3

managers in the colonies having included in this return several old debts, which, until this time, were hot sdpposed to be bad. The report of the bad and doubtful debts, up to the 31st December, 1844, compared with that of the six months ending 31st Juno, 1844, shows the following state of affairs : Increase of doubtful debts. . Increuse of bed debier "ay & § Jncrouse in doubtful cash 8 —-—— £1,716 6 2 credits and acco: * —-. 14. 7 4 Balance uf bad debts and See S doubtf int ones, according to last . report. ..... 82,175 13 6 Deduct Fonsi pod reser he half year enaing 30th June, 1844, 10,120 7 6 m £73,055 6 0 Balar ge according tothe present account. .£76,182 19 6 ' 4e directors regret much that in consequence of the ée of affairs, as shown by this report, that they are ol Jiged to recommend anew to the stockholders the ne © essity of abstaining from the taking of adividend, and that they consent to the allowing the balance of profit (after deducting £1000 for the proportion of half yearly expenses) which will amount to £9,776 12 5, to be ap- plied to the account of bad and doubtful debts, which will then be reduced to £66,406 6 10, The directors would ‘nave been highly flattered if in the present report they: could have furnished an incroas- ed amount of profits, as compared with those of the six months previous, but the sudden conclusion of the har” Vest in the colonies, at a most extraordinarily early s son, in consequence of avery unfavorable season, and 4s natural cons quence, the shortness of the crop, had the effect of cc nsiderably diminishing the operations o the bank, and also curtailing proportionably its profits to something ; Jess than those of the previous six months. However,i n comparing the total amount of profits du- ring 1844 with those of the previous year, they have ex- ceeded them by £2,200. © annex a statement showing the import and export rad’ 4 of Venezuela, for the year ending June 30, 1845. Fr om the official reports it appears that there has been ©. large increase in the import trade in 1844 and “45, compored with 1843 and ’44. The whole value of the imports: for the fiscal years 1843 and ‘44 amounts to $167,826,74, and for 1644 and °45 to $290,495,69 showing an increase of $132,666,95 in 1844 and ’45, or an increase of nearly 62 percent. ‘The comparison of the number of tons that have entered and left the Orinoco river during the past year, among which the national tonnage alone has amounted to 2364, whilst in the fiscal year 1843 and '44 it amounted to only 2381, or 17 tons more, and the foreign tonnage that arrived during that year amounted to 1054, while the number du- ring the year just closed only amounted to 976}, or 82} tons less, shows a favorable eondition of the trade of the republic under all the circumstances. Without regard to the decreased number of tons which have entered the Orinoco during the year 1844 and °45, we see that tho value of goods imported during the year amounted to $290.495 69, while for the previous year it only amounted to $157.92874, showing an increase in 1844 and 45 of $132,666 95 to'The exports of 1844 and ’45 amounted to $490.696 41, and of 1843 and ’44 to $604.19 86, showing a balanco in favor of 1843 and ’44 of $113.425 45. The foreign trade of | trad: the past two years will therefore exhibit the following | comparison : Commence or Venezuea. Excess of Imports. Exports exports. 1613 and 1844, 1844 and 1845, Increase 1845, Ges hag Decrease 1845, . . $113,423 45, $246,090 40 It must be remembered that in 1843 and "44 there were no export duties, which has had, no doubt, a very unfa- vorable influence upon the export trade of 1844 and’ 45. Vatue or Exronts rrom Venezveia ror THE Year Enp- | INGUISHING THE FLaG anp Des- 4 IN WHICH MERCHANDISE Was SHIP- Value of exports. at of porte, 157,828 74 $604,119 86 446,291 12 + 290,495 69 490,696 41 200,200 72 + »$132,/66 95 | Kessels. national. foreii Destina’n. Natio'l. For’n, ‘vessels. “vessels. ‘Total. 92°" 2 40,883 68 "783-00" $41,666 68 106,052 506 119.00 “32°171 30 = — 3/208 00 — 3,208 00 = 21639 00 — 21639 00 24 11,825 00 14,968 00 26,793 00 5 ‘13583 107,000 32 20583 42 - 1,626 00 = 11626 00 = 1,012 50 — 1,042 50 1 — 1,400 001400 00 155,700 68 8,200 00 63'910 68 3 113,769 57 62,111 10 175.800 67 1 — 28,792 00 28-792 00 5 — — 73'399 46 73.399 46 Bremen oa + ume “Ee” Bee Margarita. io 181000 “et 00 197 “53_——262,604 03 220,092 38 $490,096 41 ‘There were employed in the export trade of Venezue- 1a, for the year ending June 30, 1845, national tonnage, 10,292 06, foreign tonnage 6,014 83. Of this there were “engaged in the export trade from that republic to this port, national tonpage, 1,033 02, foreign or American | tonnage, 488 60. The annexed statement gives the value of the impor” tation of merchandise and produce into the republic of Venezuela, for the year ending June 30, 1845, distin- guishing the places from whence received, and the flag engaged in the import carrying trade. Imrontations sto Venezveta ror tHe Year ENpina JUNE 30, 1845, Vessels. Tonnage. Val Where f’m. Nati’, Fore’n, Nation’l. Foreign leeere: ‘Trinidad, 2 2 1,142 27 Al 6 51,409 74 : Graneds. 1 - 5118 - » « Herbice. 1 bs. ¢ 49 74 = 103 00 6 4 53177 * 732 76 4,869 05 4 3 501 29 400 60 53,909 21 6 ; 857 19 ‘M8 69 68,830 25 — 193 28 12,670 00 1 193 35 233 22 29,061 72 2 — 344 35 25,190 00 1 193 35 174 45 42,938 08 1 - 130 92 30 O a7 18 4,074 932,610 03 $290,495 69 ‘The trade between New York and Venezuela appears to be against us. The exports to New York, according to the above statements, amounting to 176,880 67, and the imports from, to 68,830 25. The principal artic] export from Venezuelato the United State: cocoa, hides, and sersaparilla. Old Stock Exchange, 11134 200 shs C; Cs coup 103," mn” GS Be 8 7 150 Harless RR jarlem 360 Tse 8 ao Reading RR Ble GF ae mu Webs Manhacton Bk 00 wep NTG WRK i 2 North River Bauk 102 25 = do 330 73 31 Bk Com, scrip 7 (0 do ‘bo 73% 2 do 3% 0 do 73% ie Brooklyn 96% ee sake nk 100L Island R R 70 ty, Bank 67 20 do b60 70 700 Farmers’ Trust 3% 75 do 69% te bo a3 52 do 330 69. $0 Moris Camal 90d "73 s ve 2 lo 22% 100 Stor.ington 100 do 0 2% OER x ® do alw 22% 100 lo chy e 4 tf 990 22% 50, do 090 344. lo 2% 100 = do als 4 S0PatersonRR b6m 92 “59 = do 10 38% ‘ad Board. $2200 Corporation 6s, 23 than Nor hed "68 9854 50 shas Nor & Wor ms iy lo 73% 125 do 2 sd ‘bnw 73% 25 Paterson RR a 3 ¢ buw 7ag 50 do 91 we 7s 25 do 9 a 4 73% $0 Rending RR 53% 3 2 73% 50 Canton Co deo 43 5 do wow BR SErie RR ‘soo 1 15 do nn do mt New Stock Kxe 5 # uns USBank b9 5: 590 62 ak #10 33% ba 69% Married. On the 22nd instant, in the Christie street Methodist Church, by the Rev. Wm. Stillw: ston to Mise Mary Louisa Ferri On Tuosday the 2iatinstant, by dall Bangs, Eowanp V. V. Canaiut to Mrs. Mal Suits, daughter of the late Captain John D. Perry, all of this city On Wodi 294 instant, by the Rey. Henry v Aun Sco & lay, ti Wm. Nonue to Mrs, Mar: Chase, Mr. both of this city. FIELD, Seeeneneqeeed Died, On the morning of the 23rd instant, after a lingerin fines Mr. Goprrey Pretow, in the 624 year‘of h His friends and those of his sons, Philip, Ab Joshu respectfully invited to attend the fren oon at 24 o'clock, fi late residence No. essex street, near Broome : ja Wednesday night, Joun Coxsrantinx, aged 49 of the family are respectfully invit d the funeral trom his’ late residence, fo. Te) Fut , on Friday aftern " 4 ton eirees am Pricey oon at 4 o'clock, without fur. aS DUCKING GUNS. Sete «8 superior Duc cas ne pee Hn Guns, of the most approved length, ery superior Cocking Guns priced Lip end fi re ¢ now in store and will be sol Also, full stock of Sporting articles, Gi 7 A. W. SPIES & © VERY CHEAP—One of Mrs,_Carr lebrated Vapor Baths. Can be . BA Brocturared Vapor Bathe. Can be seenar Mr.’ BATES) See TO DRUGGISTS. ANT! 5 the porn has ee gery K's rald office, stating where it may be ‘AN bye 0 A Cham! ‘Waiter famil BA A tions by t 1 ObW WwW NTED "Wanted situations by £9 young persons: on: ‘aiting, in a small pri given. Please to ew AMUSEMENTS. PARK [THEATRE. LEOPOLD DE MEYER, 3T PIANIST OF MODERN DAYS. 'D, in Katherine and Friday Evening, October 24th, ” pertormance will commence with KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO. LONDON AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDI No 5 Foley Place, Lapis. Gentlemen, and Fami be accommodated with every comforts “This establishment i jis ets bliahrment LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST BVENING’S MAIL, NG HOUSE, street. AUCTION NOTICES. | A.C. TU NCY ‘GOODE: lock, found, aad price. oi Ietme E, Auc:ioneer. ‘with board r ; combined | JACOB 8. PLATT wll sell, wood table aud select society, on mede- | nstantly visited i Lendon, ation; slso by man} Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) ‘Wasnineton, Oct. 22, 1845. Although the rumor of last evening respecting the contemplated withdrawal from the cabinet of Messra. Buchanan, Marcy and Bancroft, has not assumed a | palpable bodily form, yet it is generally conceded among the politicians of the party, as well as from the circumstances of conflicting interests, cliques and claims surrounding the administration, a “blow up” is inevitable, and that Mr. Buchanan will go, must go, and can’t stay. nunes have alreadyarranged the to be occasioned from the Secretary of State, as follows . Hon. John Y. Mason, Attorney General, to be Se- | th Barton, Solicitor of the Treasury, to be Mr Roberts | Attorney General. P 4 Judge A. B. Meek, of Alabama, official Clerk of the Solicitor, to be Solicitor, an y Major Niven of New York, to be the official clerk in the premises. 4 This would be operating, de facto, according to | the doctrine of rotation. This is one of several arrangements spoken of.— Our own impression is, that, excey the Postmaster General and Secretary | sury, the whole cabinet will undergo a reorganiza- tion betore the winter is over. rticularly the United States, Cole- and Fuller’s, are being thoroughly | overhauled and fixed up in order, for the coming Congress. In addition to these, Mr. | hotel will also be found to be an elegent | establishment. Few sojourners in the city as yet. E. W. Robinson and family, from Mo., are He comes to take an office, and deserves ‘ | one, for he has been a faithful editor for the party Mr Blanchard | for nearly fifteen years. The editors, we are glad by Col. Polk. He knows as what’s what. MISS PHILLIPS begs to terms, aud by whom at the office of this paper. : jeekinan stret fourthatory, NG WOOMAN. oly a sip addr I \d fer French or German, expable of making pot ploners ea to the other branches of a qualified in these respects, that Cards of Particulars, as mended, may pipe ed FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY AND CLOCKS. OR SALE, at Great Barg ins—Rich T c dlesticks, at $150 to $: styles, at 50 ets. 64, 75 to ds. Glass Vases and Mugs. ‘ Be! MIN MOONEY, Auctionee: —Hamess. Trunks, W! B MOONEY will sell, This Day at 10 o’cloc! entire stock of a Alter which. Indies’ dresses, aud attend: OPOLD DE ME ost liberal wages will by letter, addressed to A. G.. Heral ‘Trays, in sets of Iver plated Can- | u iso, a lot partially damaged, at Jutlery. and i r column Clocks, and worth double the cy to the Emperors of NJ. TION NOTICE, ‘on the celebrated Composed and Executed by Himself El Jaleo de Keres. 7 en 7 r d Store, consist. | of superior deuble and single Barouche, Gig and | ariety of Trunks, Valises, Whips, &c. the wholeto | Geach, in good order Will be sent to auction Apply st 231 (up #1 T |G MEN to go South or West, to ale of new and Yopular Publications. A FEW ACTIVE YOUN: : Two Misses Valee $300 over and above their e: writing, with an opportunity w in our employ wil ‘ear clear of allexpense. of the vacancy ed resignation of will Syreu, in—2d, His Grand USSIAN AIRS. omposed and Executed by Himself. VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, atj Auction. ill sell, on Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock. at | way, a valuable collection of Avcient and Mo- igh character, and sel- SE. | nade ov: BARRELS of the Oxide of Manganese, | 3 weceasary for thea to haven least from $35 0B ee ind or Neon 4 good fitting out. Appl mdway, up stairs. amr A. BN | before exhibites c Amatners, &c. are invited to call and examine them. d 67 Nassau sireet. National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society of London, EMPOWKRED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. g Are among the advantages held out by this ‘The Loan Fund, from which the assured are entitled to draw | two thirds of their payments. The payment of premiums any of which are of at FRENCH’S public auction, This collection has not bes I letters must be post pai OST—FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-—Lost, in going from Charles to the comer of Cedar and Broadway, and posed to have been losi in one of Kipp&kBrown’s ‘ocket Book, contain and ifty dollars on Mai e city and State Bink bills of wire northeast corner of C! cents, Doors open at 6)4 o'clock, sad the © is rors ober arti willrise precisely | r A limited ber of Seasos atthe Box Office.” n Tickets may be obtained SOWERY THKATAE, MR. DAVENPORT’S BENEFIT. Friday Evening, October 24th, aa mally, half yearly, quarterly}! oiclock, A. 22 Half Pipes Brandy, 0 A large ‘sum to be permanently invested in the United States Directors ax ‘Trustees, as 8 IVE DOLLARS REWARD.——LOST, on M Ring. with a Garnet Stone and’ the ini .8.P. \der will receive th» above at the office of this paper, ARS REWARD.——LOST—A Di 32 inches long, No. 12 calibre, engri H, 139 Fulton sti OCULIS ends to Diseeses of from 9 to 4 o'clock, guarantee fund. 2 ‘Travelling leave extensive and liberal; and extra premiums | . ry | » 12 pipes Gin, imported in the Catharine Jackson, Rot- most moderate se: 15 Swi ‘onerous to the assured than im most <<<, | im the Ist of November until the Ist of | guarantee from the landlord for the suc- at same rate of rent—The long established nd well kuown Liquor Store and House 3 Orange street, oc- for many years b well as the stock, can Locat Boanp or Dingctons. wuire, Chairman, the Gun to D. FIS OW ELL PERATIVE SURGEG: e and Iinperfections of V1 "The fixtures, as | man’s, Brown’s, e obtained on the most reasonxble | cee & TO LET—The neat Cotta e next to thit ou thenorth | Shylock. . Mr Daveuport Mi "Tear Passage, and Opacities, ef Philadephia, | PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE. | . d with great attention and success. of Strabismus, or Squintiog, cured in a few Medical Koaminers.) ins to the Society, D., 110 Bleecker st. . Rippon J. KEARNEY RODGERS, @ Bloodhounds, by’ bf ‘ALEX, E. HO! cena Bogs, Hector and Brain. to find, are not forgotten | who’s who, as wel The last bell rings, or we were just about launch- 0. jical essay on the Speakership, by way of improvement upon our first general die- erted that cau scarcely be distinguished from the natural. _ Offices and residence 261 Broadway—entrance 1}¢ Warren oN — TTP PRE TD) PR Er = TEETH! TEETH ! \EETH —Who would be without Teeth, when they can rted without the slightest possible pajn,and the purposes of natural is offiee, corner of Cat entrance in Canal street. The foll.wing i: Bank. The Merchants’ Bank of New WM. VAN HOOK, General Agent for the “American Colonies. J. LEANDER STARR, resident in New Office 74 WALL Street, N. Report of the Societys information, may be ob- | the b | ing off into a meth TROTTING. " URED AY, Oct. 28th—Purse $200—T wo Mile Heats, under George Young enters. and British North past 6, the curtain will rise at 7. OPERA HOUSE. On Friday, October 24th, 1845, MR. TEMPLETON Further news by next mail. Naval Court of Inquiry. Navy DerartMent, a ‘Wasuinaton, October 21, 1845. } Sergeant Jon O’Downext, of the U.9. Marine Corps, irst witness called and sworn this morning. Jopce Apvocatr.—I was in the Florida squad- from November, 1839, to July, 1842; 1 went out as | corporal, and was promoted to a sergeant; 1 al at Indian Key, the last tim November, 1841, the | October, 1840, when I came off an expedition. there, I/received nothing but my rations; If; there was none ed was two smell rel gelding Trenton jest—Mile Heats; | a e for horses that never ‘ntries to be made on the e Pamphlets containii rates, also blank forms, and th tained upou application to the subscriber. J LEANDER STARR, General Agent. THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital 200,000 Dollars. OFFICE 4) FULTON STREET, BR COMPANY continues to Insure against loss or da- ‘¢ on their usual favorable terms. All claims is company for losses bi | ving been paid, they now double setof best mineral Teeth on fine gold plates, A set of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold plate, for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric | MARY, With the Masic of her Times ard THE KINGS OF SCOTLAN iano Forte from Chambers, 385 Broadwa: PART FIRST. “Away, Winter, Away.” we-Bughts, Marion?” ous, paVednesday, Oct. 2ath—Purse $300—Three Mile Heats, in grey mare Lady Suffolk iy 24 Staw in 3m*rre ssure, le Tooth, on gold plate, from R Plugging Teeth with Gold, from Extracting Teeth, et 5A All other operations in the same Remember, comer of Canal street and on Canal street. ARTIFICIA vert ome R LEVETT—I wi Piano Forte, .. . twice in the hos the latter part ot Mr. Austin Phill first time about a 50— | Heats, under the saddle. money. Entries to be made on the evening pre he first comes off at I o’clock each day TRENTON RACES. roadway, gacrance I found myse! thing I receiv onions once, which the doctor told me was got no liquors or luxuries; the first time, and thre t given to certain:persons that were sick; it was not ‘iven to the sick; it was given to those I imagi it to be given to; I never saw but were in their bi never saw any Farewell to thee, thou Pleasant Shore.” find their capital nearly entire. ng—'* There was a Jolly Beggar.” W. DE LAMATER, E. C. FINN, Secretary. a THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FFICE No. 61 (late 49) Wall street, continues to insure mage by Fire dwellings, warchouses,and yuildings. Also, on Household Furniture, Merc dize, Ke. asheretofore, crops ‘Wakeman Burritt, Philip Embury, I was in the hospit request of a friend for whom last ti T have seen porter st time; ‘Teeth, to say that ey jon, and your prin f Atm: fully verified. I feel it a duty to you and to ‘such as may stand in need of your professional services, to re em to employ you. Your obedient servant, In the course of thee’ ing, the favorite Song of “| LOVE HE: we I LOVE HER,” ‘as originally sung by Mr. ‘Templeton in the Grand Opera of Pheric Pressure is e doctor ordere two persons get it, and the: any other liquor, and e mutton soup, given; not to my knowledge did e any linen sheets or linen PART SECOND. auld Blaws the Wind.” <" The Lass of Patie’s Mill.” DUFF GREEN. HE FALL MEETING will commence over the First Day~Sweepstakes for 3 year olds—Mile Heats, $100 each—Closed with three subscribers. Same Day—A Purse of $100—Mil f $250—T wo Mile Heats—the second | Shine Day a Turse of $100—Mile Heats $400—three Milo Heats—$100 to | tn0 of $150—Two Mile Heats. | competition for a four | UR MILE PURSE: will be offered, of | to commence at oue o'clock. *New York Spirit of the mes.’ ‘WM. SNOWDEN, _ Trenton, (N. J.) Oct. 22, 184 FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lovisiana and New York Line—To sail Saturd fast sailing packet bar itively sail as above, h r freight or passage, having han modations, apply on boar at Orleans low cases upon THE PLUMBE i eral tim GALLERY AND BROADWAY, NATIONAL DAGUERRIAN PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, » upper corner of Murray, over Ten- e, awarded the Medal, ” atthe Exhibition at spectively, for the best ESTABLISHMENT AND AGENCY FOR THE SALE OE VOIGTLAENDER’S APPARATUS. Premium Cameras, Instructions, Plates, Cases, &c. at lower rates than b any oth- ons amDEW. me John Moorhead, Joseph Kernechen, there might have bi could not say ate man: er; sick were in the hi ink there were b Nathaniel L. Griswold,jr. | Box Office open from 10 till 4 o'clock, where places may be secured as usual. Private Boxes $5 each. 0 ‘To commence at 8 o'clock, and terminate 10. ‘Tickets acd Programmes may be had’ at the Music Stgres, and at the doors. i ts. ds, price 123% cents each, to be had at the aeTONDAY—A Kavorite Entertainment. CHESNUT STREET THHATRE- nnd two ‘* Highes Boston, New York and Philadel} yparatus ever exhil SHING la \ last sick Dr. Hopkinson had gone to Charleston, and d arrived at Indi 31 JOHN BROUWER, President. GOLD 8. SILLIMAN, Secretary. Rosert J. Ditton, Counsel OFFICE OF THE CROTON No. 35 W: ware used in the hospital for th | person take their own tin pan, that was what they used urchased ham, butte: ial | mackeral, salmon, ‘and clothing, &c., of Mr. was when I was not in the hospital ; Laughlin for these article: account on the purser’s boo! charged them to me; I had an account open at Mr. Cen- permission was given to deal at any thing that was fed to our account; wenever had any thing to do with the bills unt signed them on the purser’s books. Thi settled my bills. We never received any mone; ly; part of the time I re- all other c Books of the wor . ‘The Races, each day, to any desired point, For further particu er manufactory. INSURANCE CO ics’ Bank, in the City of New York. the nt fire $85,000. Their r. Center; POST OFFICE, I paid Lieut. Mo- New York, Oct. 22, 1815. nee of the change of hour of the mail line for New York, nn and alt s for all offices between th lying on the Hudson River, will be closed at 1 mails for offices beyond A! will be closed at 334 o'clock, P. M. a ‘ROBERT H. MORRIS, P.M. 022 3t* MOCKING BIRDS, &c. having’ purchased the most . largest stock of Mocking Birds ever yet offer- ed in one lot, consisting of one hundred and eight, all raised rom the uest, associated with and brought up. in the room, in fall plumage and song, would respectfully solicit @ call from the curious, at 5 John street. TRON FOR CAST STEEL. ORWAY IRON, of the quality used at Sheffield for the 1 for Swords, Razors, Table Knife + ++. LaSoee AnD Manager BENEFIT OF MISS LOGAN. Friday Kvening, October 24th, Will be performed, THERESE~Carwi Fontaine, Mr Stevens; Mariette, Miss Lo After which, THE SWISS COTTAGE— . Smith. | icpamtate with THE LADY AND THE DEVIL—Wild- love, Mr Altemus; Claudian, Mr Dunn; Zephyrina, Miss assets over anda! They coutinue to insure M. \dsome furnished accom- wharf foot of Wall st., ard after Friday evening, OSWEGO, Johnston, master, will succeed the sail 10th Novembe di jiam B Gorrgne ie} Javrence Hill, and including that 0: ce- Mr 8. Johnson . Jol 3 orto Positively no goods received on boi Bist Oct. GRIEVE, 5 John street, not receive my rations regular]; ceived beef and bread in lieu of my rations, rts of rations we received molasses; we were very ard run for provisions; this was some where in June or ‘ea-table Key or Indian Key; ig On credit at Hicks’ store; in the first place there was a central postage to prevent any person except officers passing to Hicks’ store, with- ir. Hicks would not trust us, as we had no means of paying him; we had not permission to deal order was publicly given to the ma- in New ja : ptly forward all goods to his addrers. BI MOBILE—Packet of the _ id fast 8 SEE, Capt. Stoddard, will positively sail asabore, | Robert.Lane, John T Gilchrist, JH Su Charles L Vose, Ist November— ip TALLAHAS- George C DeKay, AKCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. Ma. H. E. Stevens | July, 1840, whilst 1 was on I could not purchase any Last Night but One of Mrs. A.C. Mowatt. ‘BENEFIT OF MR. CRISP. Friday Eventing, October 24th, d and acted, the successful American comedy MAKES CHANGE—Vanquish, Mr Crisp; ; Nathan Bunker, Mr Burke; Mowatt; Mrs Brace Manage: ny. modations of this vessel for cabin, second cabin passengers eannot be surpassed. Those wishing | should not fail to make early application on 'APSCOTT, 75 South street, corner Maiden lane. AMERICAN ART UNION, ‘or the greater conyeuieuce of the members of stitution, and those desirous of becoming members, the rooms of the Art-Union will be lighted up every fair eve: ning—Sundays excepted—from 7 till 10 o’clock, until further ‘Thomas Monahan, Willan Burgoyne, L A. LAWRENCE, President. - J }. NONES, Vice President. Nicholas Carroll, Secretary. Sapt Samuel Candler, Marine Ins) ‘Also, Insp. for “Lloyd's” OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co , No, 50 Wallstreet, opposite the Exchang: TJ‘ HIS COMPANY continue’ to insure against loss and di ‘wares and merchandwe, and al manufacture of Stee Bindes, and Edge Tools, for sale by C. EB. HABICHT, 8 West street. THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT A MASTER. fin ie out permission; raham V an Nest, Mr Lionheart, Mr G Barrett Driftwood, Mr Owens; Madaline, Mrs C. A. Lionheart, Mrs Burke; Fanny Fi Daucing by Masters Toonelude with i HE French Language, at once the easiest learned and most uirement of the day, taught by Professor ¢ oral and most approved system, adapting for the port of New York. Fitzhugh, Miss A. HE STRANGER—The ‘Stranger, Mr Crisp; Mrs Haller, Mrs A. C. Mowatt. BOWERY CIRCUS, BENEFIT OF AbD. WATERBURY. deali 2 bally to the marines generally, that they could deal with atone time the non-commissioned officers had permission to purchase liquor; the men had yn; the non-commissioned officers were not at all times permitted to buy liquor without special permission. Byrne Covrt.—I never received money on account on the Key; I never received money but under the command of Lieut. McLaughlin; I never applied to Lieut. McLaughlin for y Lizut. McLavcuuin.—I never sion of Lieut. McLaughlin to deal with oie a verily could te Ah ae heen we on mission to do so by our comm: officer; we cou! hot deal with Mr. Hicke. 3 By Lieut. McLavcnuiw.—There was no order prohi- biting us to deal with Mr. Hicks, except the sentinel, whom we could not pass without perm: [The Court then, at this stage, proceeded to the consi- deration ef the documenta: Nove of the witnesses respect to the Dy Lieut. MoLaugh sses have also to be examined, and the the slow manner in which it drags its slow length al will continue at least two weel with its appendag and will cost the government for than $15,000, a douceur for Father Rite Batimore, Oct. 23, 1848. Jack Frost commencing Operations—A Defalcation among our City Fathers—The Keans with rather Slim Housee— Mr. Center on credit not generally permi again requested to obtain their certificates ‘as to facilitate the business ef the Insti- id confusion and disappointment on the eve ot R. F. FRASER, Superintendant. NATIONAL HOTEL, Washington Cit PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, jadsby’s, but now gen: sires to return his thauks to tion of the community generally, for the favors. which ¢ iim since he opened hi them taat he willspare no exertions to i. hich he has already re- maze by fire on g Hon. Heury Clay, Hon. Caleb Cushing. Hoa: Thos H, Bentoa, ‘Hon, Levi Woodbury, Hon. Secretary Walker, Germas and French taught. Terms proderste. s AANGUAGE. ES Respectfully informs the classes, to teach the above uests an early pplication that they may be be known. by applying at nis tothe Principals ef Washington Institate, the Aca- ne Sacred Hear, (Astoria ) and demy, where he is teaching with great succes: refers to the following. from the President of St. John’s ge, (Foraham,) in which he has been Professor for the Thereby certify, that itt inland navi, is and their . agninatloss by inland navigation on vessels an cargoer bistros f Thomas W. Thor BRILLIANT D! the distribution. ISPLAY OF HOR’ ever presented to the Eq ening. ‘THE EQUESTRIAN TALENT es is now concentrated in the Bowery Circus. ES splendid troupe is engaged, and will appear ed tor permis- ph James E. Holines, 1, formerly known as lied Coleman’s Hotel, de- and the travelling por- ‘m. K. Thorn, Thomas Morrell, . jogart, Robert Smith. fore 11 0% THOMAS W. THORNE, Presideot. ae ch re bal? oe ALHAMRA. No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES. PALMO’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY. Friday Evening, October 24. Will be presented the favorite Burlesque Opera, intwo parts, Orrick oy THE JuFFERsoN INsuRANCE C: New York, July 24, 1845. of this Company are requested to cal ‘ompany and signity whether it bi or to receive a num |,.18 now in first rate order for t) TH Stockhol or residents; and the proprietor respect! L the office of the Ci wish to fill up their respective shares, e Present value o ockholders residing out of tl convey their intention by post, to the of Gro. T. Horr, Sec’y. THE NAVY. ILEY & PUTNA! or residents during the session of | that they will always find comfortable the table that the market afford: ity, September, 1845. IREMONT’S NARRATIVE of the Explorin; to the Rocky Mountains in the year 1842, an and Nor h California in the years 1813 and 1844, reprinted from the official copy. The undersigned having purchased the ex- clusive sale from the publisher, ders. The work may be had wholesale and retail, price Fifty Wm. Taylor, No. 2 Astor Huuse. rahi No. 160 Nassau street. Burgess, Stringer & Co. }. B. KELLER, Publisher and Dealer in Cheap Literature, No. 226 Baltimore street, INE FLOUR—200 bbls Illinois Flour, from Albion and now landing. from He Oswego, and for E. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South street. HARDWARE AT AGENT'S PRICES. Agent for several manufacturers in Eug- to supply dealers from first hands, also Purchasers will consult their own interest ‘AIRS PRICES. 1200 gross lew priced ‘Tnble utlery 5 casks assorted 1, 2 and 3 blade J. Morales has been engaged at St. John’s College as yet, been examined inflicted upon the pri- A number of im) the last two ye attention to dut provement of his pupils. (Signed, St. John’s College, Sept. 12, DANCING ACAULEMY. 74 Leonarp Street, West Side of Broadway. *LLE, PAULINE DESJARDINS has the houor of in- forming the public that she has 0) now ready to receive pupils, Mlle. P. D. gives instruction in all the different branches of dancing. At her Aci tall the newest and most fashional them the new Polka. ka, a all styles of by the general im- 85 3md& Wis jxb JOHN HARLEY, —by bis proficieacy, an ‘T. W. THORNE, Pres't. jy25 re EL-A, m Elastic Slipper, favorite Opera of longer. The jou juite a voluminous work, &e. A, with all the original music. Previous to wh A GRAND VOCAL CONCE! mat7 o'clock. Peformane to commence bs They LECTURE ON CHINA. ONDAY, 27th October, at the New York Society Li- STANISLAS HERNISZ, Late Attaché and Int U.S. MISSION TO wll deliver the first of a course of 5: of the ‘* Central F! ich will be given, ERT. as prepared to furnish all or- ed her classes, and is ar SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL 8YSTEM or WRITING. 189 Broad way,opposite John street. STOW, Finishing it jew York, and the demy, Room No.6, at 189 Broadway, to re admirable system of Penmanship, most respecttully infe ntlemen of this city and Brooklyn, of his having in order to render the the reach of every one. ‘more general than that of lored, since the remedy IMPLE, SPEEDY and and guarantees to Ladies aud Geatle- je Dances now in use wadrille, Gallo- altzes. Among a, Cachucht, Cracovienue, particular attention to Ladies Will be formed for her pu- ars of becoming pupils, will pl 4 'm des, the Waltz Fancy Dances the Polacea Jack Frost has talon the helm this morning in good earnest, and has curdled the water in the gutters as well ‘as the blood in the veins, by way of givinj his quality” for future contemplation. Ice to a consider’ i is showing its smooth face from every ex- in which water was left last ev the Hibernia has not had the u id in New York, of bi market down from its former hi holders appear wil! buyers could be for generally adhere to ol e-Opening of his Aca- Dacktide Mille ‘ctures on the People mpire”—their Lan pils excrusively. Fiction, Novels, &e. Jar Chinese novel, entit LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZING, &c. AD. ACHILLE respecttully announces to her friends ani patrons, and to the public in xener will commence on Saturday, October 111 41 Walker street. . DAYS OF TUITION. ‘oung Masters under 10 years of age, Saturday, from 3 to 5 o’clock—and at pen at 7 o'clock P. M.—The Lecture will commence Single Ticket £0 cents, to be had at the door. ing the flourand grai: . The second Lecture will take place on Wednesday g the flour grain h position. Although bmit toe sli tdecline “it but there being no iend J. Herdman, of New known emigrant age! Charles Soran, Es cilmen, who he chi counts with him to the amount of Trace, Ox and Log Chains 2 baskets Vices, fine C ts Vices, fine Cotter LAST WEEK OF TH OF THE MA 406 Broadway. FJMHE exhibition of this enormous animal will close after i Let no one lose the op) greatest wonder of the age , atest admiration. Open till 10 o'clock in the eve- Admittance 25 cents—Children half price. GOTHIC HALL, Adi SPLENDID EXAL ASTROS ives A complete [assortment | 100 dozen patent Knob Locks Stor young Gentlemen. f best t. 8. Settee EXHIBITION Clase for Gentlemen, every Tuesday and Thursday At Hegtble ‘or. cramped ELVE RABY LESSO. ; Also, Frying Pans, Bed Screws, Candlesticks, Bolts, 8p free of charge) if required. Loeks, Currr Combs, &c. &c. ke JOHN A. NEWBOULD, 55 John street, 020 3M W&Fis?re FELTS AND FELTING. YARDS, just received from the best manufacto- various widths, for sale by S, 65 and 67 Nassau st. dy Polishing Cloth, for | EAMS TISSI 20 di Extra lessons will be give! Even the venerable matron feels delighted in going through this process, to revive the study of the vernal morn of life . or from 3 to 8 P. M. sand Gentlemen desirous of forming by them: FeO leet ene eet Ftunity of seeing thi tka or Mazurka Quadrilies, hour most convenient to both parties. For individual and private lessons in Dancing, Waltzing, dies aud Gentlemen, atany fixed hours uadrille Classes, 1000. Charley was one of the Tyler office-holders at the Custom House, and having been turned out by Collector Marriott instead oing to work, joined the intriguers in their efforts to ‘the Collector removed, in hope ‘Mr. B. can be seen from9 to 1 A. ORT HAND tanght by Mr. B. For sale,a work on B.—Book-Keeping by Deuble and Single Entry taught ‘Visiters in New York ean take acourse of Writ Polka or Mazurka, for ‘Madame A. continues to give her professi young ladies’ boarding schools and private fami Soiree Balls,exelu: Parents or guardiat N.B.—Also keep constantly on hen ITION OF DI marble polishers. AL LVING VIEWS, RE, ke. N WEDNESDAY, Oct. 22, and the two following eve- nings, will be delivered, an ‘Astronomical Lecture, illus- trated with beautiful working diagrams, &e. After which, twenty-four Dissol vin London. Natural History, a , Portraits and Comic Sketches. Amongst the Portraits is a correct painting of the immortal seen the figure of Fame slowly descending from the clouds, nt some four or five months in table work, until he found out that President rt was as hard as a stone, Walker's still harder, with ret which time he made some inro: Sect ect to Tyleriem, du Mr. Herd Still hol once 1M OES ould always be in offios, he for the office of Sheriff of FRENCH LANGUAGE. ONS.AFOIGNET, one of the principals of the schoo mblic as the firm of Foignet and Taylor's Classic English School, and under whose ¢ the French Department, takes this ‘opportunity to inform his former pupils and the public in general, that he will re-open lass Eas school room, No. 739 B: Views, painted by o |Washington,in which will be | a man who is once in offi jut himself up as A. DODWORTH’S DAN C ; IN DODWORTH would, beg leave to iatorm his at it is his intention to commence a Private jence, 448 Broome street, on Mon- ‘om ‘his long connexion with the availed himself of i aw rel, Lights, with Remples, Fountai fon. called’ Monkevanua, or the el ration. TI le ‘to conclude wich the most brilliant DRUM- MOND LIGHT ever exhibited in this count tare to commence at hi Tickets 25 cents—Children half price. A professor of mu- sic will preside at the Piano. ‘020 St SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT. BER has the pleasure of announcing to the ‘of New York, that he in- instrumental Concert on y Eventing, the 10th of November, at the Broadway Tabern sisted by all the most di Y,feombined with the mei w York Sacred Music Societies. and 67 Nassau st. MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Maiden Lane, URERS and Importers of Ornamental Hair Toupees, Bands, Curls, Seams, Bi celebrated Curled Hair, 15 inches long, and a ting Curls, and all kinds of Hair 0 ood City Father, tu d the wey Herdman’s mone; was acaution to small chan; democracy, and now reckoning has come, but of course the free and in dent voters of Baltimore city would not think of from the best masters t Amity, or at the school. Paul Taglioni, and others of as well qualified to teach education will certainly Doors open at 7—Lé VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY. R. G. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully announcing to his friends and th ¢ now open on Mondays and Be that as it may, those whi je can rely upon acquiring a correct mablic, that his regular hursdays, at his private ving instructions in the jemy ell the late vor him with their and fashionable sty! A Quarter of 24 Lessons, Gallope and Voike ing a man to the Council who was not posse: al ite, which I believe is required by the charter. If he is qualified, therefore, for his high station,of cou! Mr. Herdman can make his mono; I see he has cautioned t! ny More mone; wholesale and retail. 3 fe _assortwent of Flowers, Feathers, Head igeriennes, Oriental, and all kinds of Millenary articles. he trade supplied on reasonable terms. FINE ARIS. oO" PAINTINGS cleaned, lined and rest 2%5 Broadway 3 doors above the Ameriean Hotel. e asplendid Vocal and RMS. ding the Quadrille, Watts, sod ech cect: eee ee ie, Pompadours, Exyp- out of him —if not, e public against pay e Keans had decidedly a slim house last night to witness the performance of “‘Money,” peared in his inimitable character of Graves. with the exception of the hero d through in a miserable styl witnessing which,doubtless prevented man; They appear to-night in “Macbeth, benefit to-morrow ni comedy entitled a 0 for Howard st. flour sul i of the rece Saat ioeTnere have been no $5,25, This rat whilst others were willing to se}) g} mn to meet these mills flour on Tues the Eastern mail, at iven in private to pi ition. Yelock, for Ladies and day, at 3 o'cleck, for Misses and day, Thursday and Saturday, for Gen- ill be formed from 9 to 10, for those who Days On Monday and tha Misses over 12 years of On Wednesday though Burton ap- CARD=U. C, Hill respectfully solicits all those of his mu- sical friends, lodies or gentlemen, who may’ b to take part in the performancs, either vocal or instrumental, of the abore Concert, to mect forrehearsal_at the Coliseum, Broadway, on Moiday and Wednesday Evenings, at7 o'clock, DANCING ACADEMY. er of Grand Street. RTSON has the houor of ret friends and the Public that instructions in all the different atyles of lazurka and Polka tlemen, at 7 o’el LLEN DODWO! School at his resi Oct, 20th, to conti cannot attend eatli will commence a Priv No. 448 Broome street, during the season, 3 P. Juadrilles,) will open ¢ Saloon attached, to the ys ‘of Tuition, Wedn at3 P. M.; Gentlemer be fe i . donee of tee pont natany other hours, either Ls the res OLE BULL’S a aap sid a 70 AMERICA ‘ , in returning his heartfelt thanks for the man; fed by him from the Amert- jonor to announce that his ance on this Continent will take place in the present month, on which occasion he Oct. at 23 o'clock P.M JNO. C. JAY, Secretary.” WELDED IRON BOILER FLUES, F ANY DIAMETER, but not exceed ickness of metal from 11 to 4, only Tubes used by pt of the Tate advices fron Instructions given to Pt i te was asked yes! ith Avenue, or 110 ‘obertson would also inform the public that his up gratifying tr can people, has the hy un Peo” Last A 'y Yard, 256 Elizabeth street, and c: mersly and Bedford, Peach Orchard Red Ash C $5 50 for broken, $5 75 for egg and stor and stove, $5 75 per ton, re-screen tall Blossburgh, &c. JACOB WEEKS. town Academy will commence on Monday 62 Eighth Avenue, where all the different branches wi Purchasers show no A receipt price 18 w a sale of 600 bbls day afternoon after the arrival esterday the market was ata perfect | cels may be had at $5,25, but there are no pu rs and Rye flour is worth $4 The gain market nd buyers being unw! y, Septermber 22d, at ing 1646 feet in be ERT, EFIT OF THE. ins’ Asylum Fund jasonic Fraternity of the State of New Yorke is Will positively be his last a] psy received at the ENGLISH HAIR SEATING. ‘assortment of “James Laycock’s” supe or Satin Hair Cloth, received this day; also, Socket tors, Table Hinges, Sofas; CONG FOR THE BEN: " and it steamboats, and can be tee. OS. PROSSER, 6 Liberty st. N. ¥ STRAW BOARDS. TONS STRAW BOARDS, of good quality and numbers, for sale by. . PERSSE & BROOK: 65 and 67 Nansau strre UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE. " Introductory Lectures for the session 1815-6, will co n Monday, 27th of October, ‘ersity Medical Colle Professor Mott, Monday, 27th Oct..7 +,Professor Pattison, Tuesday, 26th ¥ g Medicine, Professor Revere, Wed arance in this country, ¢ instru and the public, mence a class for futare advertisements. ol and Laonsra sereet, Full particulars in unsettled, both holders and illing to operate. Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. —Maryland 6’s closed at 79} for sale, 79 bid, more 6's, 1990, at 101] for sale, 101} bid ; Baltimore and Onio RR at 52 for sale ING, (for « short time only) at. lemy of Design, corner of Kayper’s celebrated stat 55 John street, wp stairs. PISTOL GALLERY AND SPARRING SCHOOL, HUDSON having recarned from the South, ann iends and pupils, that he will be ** f esidence, 285 Broadway, second tloor tructions in the noble a {ledone, 103 Broadwe ignor Kapett: will continre, as usual, givil im. we and Italian Su MISS! BOARDING A. RR Yqnug Ladies of the Jewish Faith, 97 Thompson st., en in the Hebrew Li tior. “All other langu the usaal vein, frenlty afforded 0 ch E DU BAIN,” (Coming ite and refined work, which has by all who have seen it to be the oe @ and which has attracted crowds of adm) been brought to this country at great beet pronounced | Ls it (dividend off) 51 Pritapecenta, Oot. 93, 1845 There is nothing of importance stirring to-day. The weather is delightful. The National Circus of Welsh, Mann and Delavan, opened last night to a crowded house te of the stock market has not changed sinee ,, as will be seen by the following quotations f Stocks at Philadelph: Finst Boanp,Oct. 23,—26 hs U 8 Bank 6J; $6000 Che ‘onfidently opened for the inspection of age, free of apy MM antil 10 P.M. jerman pronuncia and the accomplishments tanght on ‘employed, and every fime and Benutifa Open from 9 A. Season Tickets 50 cents. ITIAN’S VENUS. ing, after a most successful visit m* Admittance % s MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE. ine, and Materia Medica, Professor Paine, for the improvement P.M: stud: BOUT $35,000 in Mexican Scrip, bearing 8 per cent interest per annum, and payable in 17 quarterly instalments, forsale t holder, who is about toremove to Kuro} Offers received until the 25th October, proximo, ni , 909 Broadway, ieaiats will find this a profitable and secure investment. ined Pi ae i vecurned to this city forex ‘Building, 263 Broadway. M. cll 10 P.M. Benson Tickets 50 cents. 010 3w®me jeece, washed and unwi k, K. COLLINS & Co. % South st ing been for some time 1@ success of their system. Visiting the Pair of the Hveases of Women and Children, Prof. lly invited to attend, OOL—20,000 Ths. bloo JOHN W. Universioy Mealea Oo r - 1 eam 60 90 Dy applying &