The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1845, Page 3

Caps, of various patterns. ( tee made'te ord ia nay shasta ee aoe ene ce C. KNOX, 110 Fulton street, x between W illium and Nassau streets. Fine Green and Black 'T a.—Very supe~ rior Oolong 4s ; extrafine do. 62 3 Young Hf wt cles, 4, Sey and 6s; at the wholes de usd nmadl orga ale Caer gu Tex Comp ny, 103 Greenwich, street, ear the corner of ourtlonde street,'and 123 Chatham street, between Pearl aud eae ‘Dhis is the oldest and largest Tea establishment in America.” ‘Their reputation for upright dealing, and foe yer hich quality of'theiroods, stands, and doubtless will for ever staid, unrivalled, We earnestly’ recommend families, '¥ merchants, aud the whole public, to this very respecta- blishment, To the Inhabitants of New Jersey.—Take notice, thet Jose E. T'rippe, at 293 Broad, comer of Marset st. wark,N-J.,is the only authorized for the sale of This filhio Ongoe ch warSad 0 leans, St property sed, to stay the fallin the Hair, restore it ‘on ly ol ald parts, change red or grey hair to a beautiful dark color, eflectually eradicate Pityriasis, Dandruff, Scurf, andall exfoil uous, from the cuticle or sealp ; kee! aud curiy.. Men. women and chi iseanes, and require a yenuin me as well as a superior toilet article, which can only be had at the principal office, 13 Nass and of the agents—for wuich, certificates, see advertisement. erally begins with languor ness and vomising, soreness of the throxt, y other unpleasant complaints. t's Is will be found the very best medicin ure of Small P jdret liable to: reliable specific for a reat th adiaa gota tne world for th the body those po ox, because they clense ‘ous humors ‘whieh are the ‘caus oily of the Small Pox, aud other. eruptive complaints: Gute? every: malady ta From three to six of ‘said lo- a Fills, taken every night on going to bed, wil notouly make a perfect cure of the above dan- bat ‘the blood and other fuide will bow: te of pur ty as to utter.y prevent futlamme. cousumption and other incurable complaista, follow an imperfect cure of Small Pox Veavtuble Pills also aid andimprove diges- falth aud vigor tothe whole (rane es me from the body. ; that am wamied Win, M. d Purporting to ian Pills, at the eoruer of Race and Front streets, Philadelphia, is not an agent Of ie, ueither ean Tyguatanty as genuine any. thathe hes for ‘The only security against imposition is to purchase from people of unblemished character or at the office and genet ot, 268 Greeuwich street, New York, Phalon’s Hair Balsam. New Yonx, Oct. 5, 1845, Paton, 214 Broadwi It gives me pleasure to state my opinion of your Hair ator, after a practieal trial of ite virtues. Thad used eep my hair from fe out, without auy benefit, wntil Tobtained your Balsam; and that has not ouly stopped its falling off, But invigorated and revived the reots beyond expectation, I consider it truly a great benefit to mavkind. MARTIN C. RICHARDS. ments. Stored to tion of the eye which usual Mx. 8 MONEY MARKET. Friday, October 24—6 P.M. ‘The stock market is evidently improving. Norwich & Worcester advanced 1} per cent; Stonington j; Erie | Railroad }; Long Island 4; Mlinois }; Kentucky }, Vicksburg }; Reading Railroad fell off }; Canton }; Formers’ Loan }; Harlem, Morris Canal, Pennsylvania 6's and Obio 6's, closed firm at yesterday's prices. The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company for one week in October for the past three years, were ag follows:— Reavine Ratinoap. . Week ending — Oct. 21,743. Oc Ma. . 18, % Business. .s.s s...$14,07023 $15.5h098 Sar sates Coal transported tons 9,244 11,209 19,584 ‘The late heavy rains which eaused the great freshets in the coal regions and iprndated the coal mines, have checked mining operat%ons and diminished the business ou the road. We annex r6‘urns from official sources, showing the trade and co“nmerce of the Island of Porto Rico for 1844, compare, with 1839, 1842, and 1843. These returns show a very great falling off in the imports and exports | 9$ ‘he island, compared with 1439 and ’42, but compared with 1840 a slight increase. Imronts axp Exronts of THE Istanp oF Porto Rico. Impoxts. 1839, "1042, 1813. 1844. Liquors. £65,375 212,700 228,939 | Provision: 061 68,854 84,734 7724 -7.989 9475 43,825 251 a7,297 | 991,041 614,209 469,617 187,697 121,824 116,296 3,902 901,453 297 832 Other articles. « 121,896 106,896 113,137 | Aelia ene —— | Total. ++ 1,957,865 2,183,524 1,463,196 1,347,427 Manufactures— Eonton goods.....++++ 814,018 856,287 965,782 661,788 ‘oolle: 69.500 76.666 41,339 74,816 Lenther 610,033 597,078 296,785 “ Hid 139,465 96,422 103,888 silk 127,910 72,155 74,800 | $1,737,313 1,817,426 962,483 1,469.708 | Lumber. + 241,516 — 901,005 176,086 225,348 | Metals + BUVI31 491,017 192,958 550,712 | Other aticles.: / 711,309 05 727,241 71,278 Total... 1,796,427 1,095,885 1,617,338 aoufactures 1,817.435 862,487 1,469,708 1,403,136 1,347,427 197,865. 2,183 524 $5,462,214 4,757,387 Exronts. 1842. 1a44. 52,440 17,294 141,230 81,626 423,002 3,216,734 2,840,621 1,274,520 1,250, 41034 58,663 M 455,698 459,580 ¥ 117,033 145,047 ‘ 552 eas 268,654 254,351 | ® 93,238 139, ther produc 35,116 Foreign guod: 706,976 $5,516,611 6,429,257 5,903,602 | The value of the importations into Porto Rico for | 1844, was, according to the above returns, $121,864 | greater than in 1843. The value of the exports from | the island for 1844 was $248,697 greater than in 1843, | being a very slight increase in tho foreign trade of | Porto Rico for 1844 and 1843. Compared with 1842, the | import and export trade of 1844 shows a great falling off. | ‘The value of the imports and exports of the island for tho past five years, has been as aune: Commence or Ponto Rico—Imronts axp Exronts. | 1839. 1841. 18a 1843. 1844, 5,462,205 6,062,962 5,757.403 4,342,541 4,464,403 6,611 5,962,445 6," 257 5,054,905 5,303,502 16812,024 8.7$12, 106,660 $9,807,446 $9,767,907 54,406 ‘= 6710 712,364 839,097 In only one year of the past five, has the value of the imports exceeded the value of the exports. The balance of trade in favor of the island, exhibited in the above | table, is merely nominal. The aggregate value of the im- ports into Porto Rico, as well as into every other coun try, shows about the amount indebted on this part of | the foreign trade, but the exports, according to the home valuation, afford no evidence of the ability to pay, unless the exports aro upon foreign account, in which | case no further returns are received than the amount of | the merchandize exported at the time of shipmeni. Mer- chandize exported on home account generally brings returns fifteen to twenty five percent above the home | valuation, which, coming in merchandize, swell the va lue of the imports, without requiring an equal value for exportation. The trade of Porto Rico is conducted prin” cipally by foreigners, the imports and exports being al- most exclusively on foreign account. This being the | case, an excess of exports, according to the home va- | Ination, does not show that the balance of trade is in fa- | voroftheisland. To show this more conclusively, sup- | pose four millions of the $4,464,405 were imported into PortoRico on aecount of foreigners,and sold at their risk» &ko., and the profit on these four millions worth of mer- chandize was twenty-five per cent, making a total of five millions, which, added to the $464,405 imported on home account, would swell the amount to be paid to $0,464,405, ‘Then, in regard to the exports, nearly the whole being exported on foreign aecount, there would be only the first value to offset the imports, which, ac- cording to the returns for 1844, would fall short $160,903, _ instead of there being a balance in favor of the island of | $889,097, as appears by the official reports of the govern’ ment | ‘The valusof tne imports into Porto Rico have, with. | in the past five years, fluctuated very much; while the value of the exports hi from year to year, been more uniform. The exportation of sugar in 1843 was only about two thirds that of 1842; but in 1844 there was an increase over 1848 of abou teen per cent. The ex- ports of coffee, mvlasses and cotton in 1844 were much larger than in 1843. Of the importa there has b anin- crease in all kinds of manutactured goods, such as cot- tons, woollens, silks, &c., equal to fifty percent. The importations of grains, such as provisions, breadstuffs, &o., have fallen off. With all the fluctuations in differ- ont articles, the aggregate value of the imports in 1844 varied but a trifling per cent from that of 1843. |, Tho decline in the staple productions of the island for 1843, compared with 1842, is very great; but the increase in 1844 over 1843,about offsets the deficiency and equals the productions of 1842, in many of the principal staples. We annex a statement comparing the productions for 1899, 1842, 1848 and 1844. impo ts 71,039,913 7,756 6, 678,640, 3,311,719 49 4,320,339) . * B8OL 4,129 ‘The production of tobacco in 1843 was greater than in any previous year, and exceeds that of 1844. The cultl- vation of cotton on the island is evidently dec: ing, while coffee, sugar, molasses and tobacco is increasing, making due allowance for seasons, The sugar crop of Porto Rico this year will,jwithout doubt, be much less | then last, which is attributed entirely tothe unfavorable | weather. The crop this year is ostimated at 75,000,000 | eo ‘The trade between the United States and Porto Rico is very large compared with the aggregate trade of the | island. About thirty-one per cent of the total value of j the exports from Porto Rico in 1844, were to the United States. The importations into the United States from Porto Rico for nine months ending June 30, 1844, were valued at $1,076,126, and the exports from the United States to Porto Rico for the same time were valued at | 453,355, of which $11,320 were in foreign merchandi: and $442,084 in domestic produce and manufactures. The following are the principal results of the general report of the balance of commerce, navigation, and the products of the island during the year 1844, There have entered 41 vessels more than during the year 1843, and 108 more have left the port than during that time. Of the entries there is an excess of 8820 tons, and the departures 10,575 tons. ‘Though there has been an apparent decrease in the number of Spanish vessels of twenty-nine entries and four departures, it must be re- membered that there is an increase of 734 tons in the first case, and of 377} in the second, which is accounted for by the fact that the Spanish navigation has been con- ducted in larger vessels. | ‘The value of imports amounts to $5,257,228 44, of | which the sum of $882,878 22 is made up by mercantile deposits. The amount of Spanish imports under the Spanish flag... .. Foreign imports under do “ Foreign flag $799,192 61 2,618,797 68 1,939,238 25 $5,257,298 44 By this statement it will be seen that the national flag sustains ite superiority over the foreign flags, as with respect to the previous years transactions, it sho vs the following increas ‘The Spanish flag... 6.0.46... ...$728,904 11 Foreign. .....eee sees cee cecsss 190,693 66 Or atotal increase of ........... $914,687 77 The exports amount in value to $6,204,764 28, including $902,262 64 ofthe mercantile deposite. Of which there was exported under the na- tional Nag to national ports. Foreign flag todo......... National flag to foreign ports, Foreign do to do se $6,204,764 23 Comparing this sum with the report of the previous year, it shows the following increase, vi National flag s Foreign do... $155,683 21 994,175 16 Amounting to a total of . $1,149,858 37 ‘The mercantile deposit shows in its importations a de- crease of $124,101 60, and in its exports an increase of $42,062 63. The commercial transactions in 1844 amounted to $11,461,992 67, and are more than those dur- ing the former year by the sum of $2,664,546 14. The difference between the amounts of imports and exports is in the favor the latter by the sum of $947,535 79. The duties'collected from the maritime transactions only of the island amounts to $1,261,989 60, giving an increase of $179,788 02 over the last year. The transactions in coined bullion have been as follow: Importation. .. .. $350,299 25 Exportation 106,954 00 Thus augmenting the circulation. . . $243,275 25 _. Old Stock Exchange. $,£,000 Ohio 6's, 1860 9734 75 shs Canton Co 43 700 Ohio 7’s 100% 50 do 43% ‘000 1057 100 do 434 1,000 K. 10196 200 do 830 42 $15,000 37 6% do 360 42 $ 5,000 3 100 = do 43 § 5.000 8% 300 = do bio 43: 3,000 8 150 do 43g $10,000 bi2m 70 100 do 60 4354 $ 5,000 Penn 5's #60 75% 100 Erie RR Mig 30 'shs Manhattan Bank 10034 10 do wy 150 Vicksburg Bank 100 = do way 150 do 84 55 do By : 38° 50 Mohawk RR 56 i t 97 = 30 Aub & RochRR 103 100 Morris Canal 2314 200 New Jersey RR 97 100 do bio 23: 25 NH & Hart RR 93 130 do 810 2338 475 Nor & Wor RR 75 100 do 23 50 do 74, 10 do 23% 100 = do si2m 70 100 do 23% 100 do 360 74 150 do 360 234 50 do sém 70 20 Long isi RR = 360 69130 do 330 75 250 “do 70% 50 do 75.4 30 do. 7” 1% =~ do Tig 100 do 260 60% 75 do 7584 100 do 69'4 400 Reading RR 52 1590 do 360 69% 100° do bs 5a 100 Harlem RR 64 100 do 53 Sevond Board. $3000 Reading Bonds 6834 25 Nor& Wor 33075 25 shas Stonington RR 3325 do 60 74 100 Nor & Wor RR 30 76) 50 do ‘60 76; 50 do 060 7658 2 do 815 75 New Stock Exchange. $2000 Ohio6’s,%60 iS 98% shasLIs| RR 83.70 100 shas Farm's Trust, ¢ 335, 50 do © 70% 50 lo BIS 335; 50 = do 83 70% 59 Morris Canal b3 234 150 do 30 706 100 do b60 24 100 do 815 69% 175 do 23% 50 Reading RR 30.53! 150 do 83 234 156 Nor & Wor RR 74 100 do 23%, 50 do 83 79 50 do 35 B do b3 75. 1% = do wm 2e 2 © do © 74% 50 do 360 23° 2% = do 33 74 25 Canton Co ¢ 436 50 do © 75, do 33 43) 25) do © TM do b60 43% 25 = do 73} 2% Ene RR 4 % do bnw 75; de MM 2% = do 73) Lor to Miss Ma Robert ‘Thompson, all of this ty, At Milton, Northumberland County, Pa., on the 2st. inst., by the Rev. es Williamson, Mr. James Git moun, of the firm of J. A. & J. Gilmour, merchants, New York, to Miss Sanan Jane daughter of Dr. 8. Dougal, of the former p! S Died, On Thursday, 234 inst., of consumption, Manmanuxe H. Wurre, artist, in the 36th year of his age, His friends and acquaint \d those of his un Geo H. Barrett, and of w, Mr. A thews, are respectively invited to at o’clock P, M. this afternoon, from his late residence, No. 63 Franklin street near Broadway. Philadelphia papers will please copy. On Thursday evening, 23d instant, after a short illne: Joun W. Fiynn, aged 16 years. His friends and those of his brother, E. 8. Flynn, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock, from his late residence, No. 316 rl street, without furtner invitetion. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE, F THIS MORNING, coutain, under the head of * Lives of the Felons, conclusion of the Life of Bob Sutton, with thrillingly Feating sketehes of his aceomplices in guilt ‘Opinion of Justice Drinker, rendered in the examination of Shepherd Knopp and F. W. Edmouds, the President and Cash- ier of the Mechanics’ Bank,wit ha review of all the testimony rand Jury. exclusive account of a large and extensive robbery at Norwich, Connecticut, of valued at severa, thou- sand doll irs, with di he suppose 8. fa Aminute’ description of Pollock, the: celabrat Fe ate _ the inte- Counter- th an account of the.mauner of his recent escape lation to Mademoiselle W., the id Schlossinger ds of Assassins and Newand alarming schemes of False Pretence Merchants. Intelligense Office Keeper convicted for Fraud. lovementa of Count Coustantine De Breton—a State Prison Bird on the Wing. The Barge Robbers—Water Police—Long Island Bank Rob: ular case of Perjory—Trial_ of Jack Gibson—|nt iT impostor—New Tricks and Fraw by fresh Practice: Kor Full particulars ot the MURDER of two Wives by their Husbands, and fifteen other yers ; in the o New Counterfeits—Ra ‘orneries—-Robberii Ise Pretences—Pic! ferjuries and Embezziemente in dif- ferent part t Price $2 copies sold at the Office, 27 Centre eat. Singl iad by ail the Ne s Agents in this city, and other ¢ jas of the Union. 0% 1 BOHEMIAN GLASS, CHINESE GOODS, &c. "TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS, 29 and 260 Brondway, have just received by the Hudson, 6 cases, consis very maguificent Bohemian Glass Dessert Services: Garnet aud Gold, Royal Biue and Gold, ke. Also, Ti Sets, in Rosae, Garnet, Ruby and Amber. ‘The above were ordered by Mr. Young,’ from the best establishment in Bohe- mia, and ere presumed to be sicher and more compleve thin rted for sale. They have also received per Ve- nice, from Canton, 2u eases, consisting of beautiful specimens of carved Ivory, sandal wood and tortoise shell, rice Paintin Porcelain’ Goods, ke. 0, inequered Ten Poyes, made to order by slly stronger and finer that w ‘also for sale, from recent inp -rtations— Ik Bags, with Steel Bends New He-d Ornaments Steel Combs, Bracelets, Se, ‘ans, in evel ossible variet) La phim SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS, of every Bro Na sidihall the Known brands, both hheary"nnd jfinesBtmke Mill, Indian " Lawrence C, Cabot A, Merri- ; runswieks, &c. ee aetertg oF avery description; Carpet Warps, ( and § unrendéd. of auperior quality, boch whie and colored i together with Sou Rone aot toig, Wicks, ovine, Warp and Wadd ‘The attention of country merchants is particularly solicited ich i u w to ped stock, which is got up wit un Whew te, meet ots thr 18 0 TO BUILDER: PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FREE in the city of Brooklyn, on the cor er of ( Amity streets—of brick, four stories high, $0 cording to plan and in the hands of the Archi- tect, Asn Sabb of Atlantieand Henry sts.) Sarit bexecetved until the Sst inst Red oveloek P.M. Ere: posal an eted to the undersigned, and Je! with the Architect, "The Board of ‘Trustees. will, open said 7 of it the office of the ore Mea roposals tay be made for the Carpenter and Ma: te order of the Director THOMAS LESLIE, Secretary. Cease abate Stas Paar” Site ‘his Ink possesses all itable for ing | IMPORTANT TO THE iG WO! . OR STEEL-PEN BLACK WRITING INK, for ‘pai aide nicelted ts? Vesed Welt the Quill asd ditablyadaied tvel Pen—improves by ege, will not corro PERI Is, Mercantile and nie, wu WORLD. | to the | » mould, preeipi- | {ate nor decay, and ia’ wichngeable fluidity renders it the most yt Writing Mas Having time lent, 78 Crosby street—Male Hi for Slae, Wi Sealing Wax, pleasant Wi o pre rer, Isane F. Brags used Mr Thadde ast, exclusivel have great pl holesale and Retail, THADDEUS ‘luid ever manufactui ional communit ogle complaint—the subscriber deems it c only the following, from the well kuown us Daj nd finding h School. Con- aad by the ‘than twenty cr , for mor ’s Black Ink'for a lon t to be uniformly excel- vor. A! AGG. July sth, 1845.” ‘on accommodating terms, by DAVIDs, Importer and Manufacturer of No. 112 Johnstreet, ‘aters, Inks, Indellible Ink, &c. &c. New York. And by all Stationers, Booksellers, Druggists, &e. in. the Unit ed States. 025 St*re D'sseburTion OF COPARTNERSHIP.—The copart- | hip heretofc i i mutual consent om the 2d instant, I. J. close the busmess of the concern. Ne Th es possible, wall sell at elegant assortment of China, GL English aud French Chin very au mal and Mall Li lebrated manufactory The undersigned is determ tle delay as possible, and will offe chasers. Pe find at ver’ and 025 3 SWKS LIN’S. Broad street. T! rere The most of the above are double white; received the Premi- umn the last year. Roses of many five. variet vice sorts—all the above Roses are double aud in fine or- o ew Yoik, October 20, 1845, was dissolved by P.is authorised to ISAAC J. PHILLIPS, W. J. BUCK. VALUABLE STOCK OF RICH CHINA AND GLASS WARE, Chandeliers, Girandoles, Candelabras, Lamps and Gas Fixtures, SELLING OFF TO CLOSE 271 Broadway, corner of he subscriber being desiro Db and Whi ‘ich Poreel eC great variety of fancy C! iso, Chandeliers, Girandoles, Candelabras, Solar Lamps. autho us, of the most superior q ot their n ‘Taons wanting any of the above the preseat opportunity one rai low rates. goods of the best elegant s NGLAND collect and choice varieties of Double to close his busine: n Mantel Ornaments, splendid ron Stone Toilet Sets, with a na and Glassware, sortment of rich Cut Glass, of the ficest irs China received by the last Havre packet. s ISAAC J. PHILLIPS, 271 Broadway, corner of Chambers IMPOKTED DOUBLE CAMELIAS, | OM E! jn lant, packet 29th inst. AUCTION NOTICES. ICTION ICE. IRST SALE NY THe, NEW stores, 49 Peekman and 69 Aon streets, near Gold.—In consequ of the des- teuetion by fire of the Bale Room and Chureh 11 Sprace street. scriber has removed to ‘When one door is cl MR. MURDOCH 9 boxes Soap, from 29 Sprace Whi will be sold without reserv: article removed | reenwich street— street,’ and Claude Melnotte, | Gol. Duma: Regalar sa) “ptions of Merchandive, as usual, Paulin Kole sales of al descr FO e BELL, Averiueer. | Madame d ots 1ttr M. ISAACBON, Com. Mereh’t. i SSIGNEE'S SAL ll sell, This | Jacob Earwig. Wornior tole Cena wwery a manufac: | Eveleey Mocisline tuners atecled bene a fatersals, ke. | Emily Trevor usually kept in that kind of bt Also. 6 Sofas, 1 Book Case, 025 It*r 5 VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, at Auction, a eee 6 A LEVY will sell, on Saturday evening, at 7 o’clock, at | A Hiuaited mi + 293 Broadway, a valuable collection of Ancieut and M Box Office. dern Paintings, <e AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATKE. Saturday Evening, October 25th, commence with LYONS. "he vert ance Wl the THe LADY Ol 'o come luds BooTSs AT THE Price of Admission—Boxes, $1; AS CLAUDE MELN' MRS. BLAND AS PAULINE. | o'clock, and the Curtain willrise precisely jumber of Season Tickets may be obtained character, and sel- many of which are of dom offered “at public auction. 1 BOWERY THAT. hefore exhibited in this country. ‘The sale will be po — Amatuers, &c. are iavited to call aud examine them. Saturday Evening, October 25th, om tre ee earl TRACY S BLACK RANGERS OTICE.—H. L- VAN WYCK, Auci r, willsell at |), RAC NGERS. 4 Dublig suction, eatitledtodehestare,anfrontiofthe public | apt feabert Trae ese Mr Clarke tore, to ‘ey , 28 etober, an | i orclock, AVM. by order of C. W- Lawrence, Collectorot | Marian Waith Mrs Phillips the Port. 22'Half Pipes Brandy r * UImported in Brig France, | Shylock. . Mr J. R. Scott | 3 muner go do from Rochelle. | alec Me Davenport | Also, 12 pipes Gin, imported ia the Catharine Jackson, Rot- | — , old 2wre | Aes oA hin c PN 7m THE BLOODHOUNDS. : fiom the Ist of November antil the lst of | Dick of the Ferry i ..Mr Cony | THE CONCERN, Chambers street. rly a PRICES his val Ke, ke. consisting of tieh- , hina Dinner, Dessert and from the e embr: tablishment is of very recent portion of the French ‘is stock with as lit: d to cl fer great inducements to pur- | deseription of goods will ly met with of obtaining, | quality and most fimshed | ip—to be ‘sold by | t W. H. FRANK- ts of the most in flower bu ion con Camel Moss Roses, der; beautiful Flower Roots, of van rts. | ntlemen are invited to attend to this collection, only time for planting out such plants, to flower e spring. To be sold by catalogue. 025 2 es ANGLO-AMERICAN FREE CHURCH | FST. GEORGE THE MARTYR, 406 Broadway | Rev. Mos 8, Rec.or—Divine Service on Suaday, | at 104 A. M.,3 PM. an Ui in the evening, when a Sermon | will be delivered by the Rev. Isaac Pardee, Rector of the Church of the Redemption. Seats Free—British Ei particularly invited to attend. ixrants and English Residents are | 025 It ttre N P ed in one week from this date, unless. thi F TO Li fra May, with 's guarantee from ceeding year, at same rate of rent—The long establishe and well known Liquor Store and House i Orange street, oc- | cunied for many years ler. The fixtures, as by weph well as the stock, cau also be obtained on the most. reasonable George Reppo The Bloodhou 'y 55 Fult: ets, from 12 to 2 P.M. | Full blooded Newfunndlands,’ small fiucy Spaniels, Bull | ‘Terriers, Ratters, Watch and Sporting Dogs, of any breed, | furgighed, that may be required. —The b-st references given, if required 025 3tSaM&T*re HORSE BAZAAR, ulton aud Cliff W. E. Buaton | NEW YORK pe No. 31, 33 and 35 Crouby street. vi THIS ESTABLISHMENT is now open forthe | express purpose of receiving property from gentle- | af ‘meu, on private sale. Also, for taking Horses and rriages ou Livery day, week or month. ‘There be estal ment, geatlemen keeping ith Pri BEN, Last Night of her . vir Blanchard | is, by Mr Cony and Blanchard’s celebrated Dogs, Hector and Bruin. hich, EVERY BODY'S M ESS. terms. 023 3tis*me IN F aaalactie TO LET—The neat Cousge nett tothit on thenorh | _faezekiah Pokeabout. .. Mise £. Bell | FAB west comer of 7th avenue aud i@th street. Apply with- | MN: isccas 44 conta; in, or at 82 Laight street 023 3t'me Pit and Gallery, 12% cents. ae RS Ki DOGS—DOGS. Doors will open at half past 6, the curtain will rise at 7. GENTLEMEN desirous of owning a warranted CHESNUT STREET THRATRE- ood Dog, will please apply at.25 comer of PHILADEL?HL oa sees Ee AND Managem ERI iF MISS DELCY. Vogegement~aln, of Mr. F, Gardner and ‘Mr, Brough Saturday “vening. October 25th, e performed, DER ‘Rudolph, Mr F. G: FREISHUTZ. compressed into 3 rdaer; Caspar, Mr Brough; Killian, Miss Delcy ORIOU + MAJO the 2d act of CIN nce, Mr F. Gard: ill be subject to ho inconvenience in | going out and retay Crosby street being very quiet, and the great thoroughfare, Broadway. |. | Stage MANAGER hese Stables are as good as any in the city, and the facili a | . A Carriage | for the express, purpose of vehicles, where they ate | free from ivjury aud under the charge of a cafeful and com! tent person. ‘The Harness ana Saddlery are also in charge ofa man of long experience in that department the whnlenie | he mau gement and direction 0 M'COWAN. | ; i JOHN’ H. GATEFIELD, Proprietor. | N.B —About forty Horses, just arrived from the country, | suitable for the city aud country trade, om sere MRS. MOW A’ r Crisp. Last Night of Change Makes Change, aud of -| Saturday Even| AKCH STREBT THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. oes Ma. H. E. Stevens ‘T'S and Mr. CRISP’*S ENGAGEMEN’ ES CHANGE—Vanquish, Mr Cn G Barrett; Nathan Bunker, Mr Burke; eus; Madaline, Mrs C. A. Mowatt; Mrs Fanny Fitzhugh, Miss A. Fisher. ROBERT MACAIRE—Robert Mi Fulton and South Ferries. They will be sold low, F want of use. 025 tr FOR SALE—Ten good Work Horses. Can be Asan atthe Union fee Hone, at Brooklyn, betweea c Mon JAMES L, CHEESEMAN. | FOR SALE—A span of very handsome black Horses, just from the country, in this entle | Clown... . in singls sud double harness, ‘snd sound. Will be | Hing Maste sola on woderate terms, if applied for soon, at 61 Seuth street | 7 025 Iwr up stairs. will be HURDLE RACE BOWERY CIRCUS. BENEFI: day Evening, October 27th, BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP. F MK. PeNTLAND. «+ Mr Pentland ..;Mr De Camp plendid Equipege ever presented to the public ‘ed this evening. THE EQUESTRIAN TALENT in ghe United States is now concentrated in the Bowery Circus. Individual accounts are immediately settled. oasitere ‘A HOWE'S aplendid trouve is engaged, and will pear a a TTT next week. DR. POWELL Terformmances always over before 11 o’eloc AND OPERATIVE SURGEON, OCULIST Boxes 25 cents—tit 12}4—Children half price. out O'cioek, at his ealdence, a Brealey carvan Woes | | enon . nm oe, re + \ + i 1 ‘Ophthalmia, ‘Stoppage of the ‘Tear Passage, Cataract and | No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) Opncitien, efiectually removed: ‘A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success. | | a ~ | i we CERT OF SACRED mo AD yo nv j ; | LU va the aboy shmen adeemineer BISMUS, or Equinting, cured 10) Ven pAE BEACON COURSE—A Parse of $350 will | W EV BRING Baneeet eeteahment, on SoD AY ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dit e given fora Hurdle Race over this Course—$00 to the | talent:— tinguished from the natural. | sec Of one mile and one-eighth, aud MRS. PHILLIPS, MR. LYNCH, tiices and residence 21 Broadway—entrance 1% Warren | lea h. To come off on the 30th Oc- MRS: SHARPE, MR. KNEASS, street. f25 Iter | tober. Entrance’s per. cent, except to horses now in Canada, MR. HOLMAN: ME MURPHY, a whick horses will not be charged entranc ozs It MR: KAVANAGH, | MK: OLDFIELD, PO ere eMC - me aa ‘And s Pill and effective Orchestra, | ° eps sh al patey | hore juns, of the most approved length, No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) Asien © cone: Concert to commence at 7}4 o’eloc! 5 ry superi Ce ing G Cement Tau ~ v 6 eases low irieed boys’ aud larger Guns. ‘The above FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES. | LECTURE ON CHINA. uns are now in store and will be sold at extreme low price! N NY. 1, Mth October, at the New Yor i: Guus are ow i store and will be ti low pri PALMO’S ETHIOPIAN OPERA COMPANY. | MQNPAY, ath October, at the New York Society Li __ 024 3taw2n*re A. W. le: W. SPIES 4, Gun materials, & Co, 21 -arl street. OR SALE, VERY C! lebrated Vapor Baths. Can be Broadway. HEAP—O) of Mrs. Carroll’s ce- mat Mr. BATES’, 562 0% Iw*re OARD WANTED. dresi Board, with an unfur 3 J. LG. at this office. ANTE —A situation, by a -A gentl od room and bedroom, or room, and large pantry. The lower part of the city ee q Ad G eman and his wife desire | man, to talk an inf sou, Good references can be given: Applyrat 4 Oliver st om 2 WANTED. A YOUNG WOOMAN, ofgood character and good add ladies? dresses, and attending to the other branches of a Tadies operly qualified in these respects, the Apel toilet. most by letter, addressed to A. A OST—FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD—Lost, from Charles to the corner of Ce: returning—supposed toh odd dolla the residue city and either French or German, capab To a person pi t Liberal wages will be given. eral D, FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to act as Agents for the sale of new and popular Publications. $300 over and above their expenses will i writing, with an opportunity of clearing $1000 per year. Some men now in our employ wi iy r of ellexpense. four fife Mtr 20 The above reward will be a and turning the Gun to D. FI! MOCKING BIRDS, &c. A. choice and largest stock of ed in one lot, cor from the nest, as room, in full plumageand song, would reepectfully solicit » call from the curious, at 5 John street. wire GRIEVE, 5 John street, hay with and , m0 donbt, made Bach will have higdistrct | It will ary for them to have at least from $25 to $50 to obtain out. Apply at FRENC lishing Hall, 203 upstairs. All letters must be post paid. an ‘ave been lost in one of Kipp&Brown's omnibusses, a Pocket Book, containing two hundred and sixty v dollars on Marine Bank of ° Bank bills of a small denomination: Engoire northeast corner of Charles and Greenwich streets. rt DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST—A Di barrels 32 inches long, No. 12 calibi 139 Fulton street, up stairs. Mockin; of one hundred ble of making and arran; onally or + either pet ce. oldtf¥re o be insured to them in over $1000 per 1d Broad Baltimore, RUFUS K. LEE. uble Gun, d D. Fish ng no questions asked, by re- wing’ purchased the most rds ever yet offer- eight, all raised | in the saine brought up 023 3t*re ORWA’ mani THEKE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT A MASTER. Tse, French Language, at once the ea P. Kowalewski on his lessons to the capacity of his pupils ize of the langaage He has been honored with papils of the following distinguished gentlemen, to whom will of ti IRON FOR CAST STEEL. Y IRON, of the quality used at Sheffield for the | for Swords, Razors, Table Knife cture of Stee! ‘sale b Cc. E. HAI fashionable acquirement of the the oral and most nowled, rea me. refer :— Germas and French taught. Terms poderate AeA SEN Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Thos. H. Benton, aud others. Hon. Secretary Walker, 310 Broadway. 08 rt language, and requ closed, residence, 407 Br. demy o demy, wh full Colle last two yeas Thy St. LONDON AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE, No 6 Foley Place, Regent street. In*r ublic, that he early pp ‘erms refe: ereby certif' ae i for is profi Signed, ) John's ‘Ecilene, Sept. 12, 1945. pap Caleb Cushing. SPANISH LANGUAGE. PERE SOR A.J. MORALES Respectfully informs the ming his cl jours, ke , may be known. by applying at bis ome street. Professor M. has the honor of referring io the Priveipals nf’ Washington inatitace, the Aca ‘the Sacred Heart, (Astoria ) and Mr. . Ci re he is teaching with great succes: to the following, from the President of St. John’s ge, (Koraham,) in which he has been Professor for the 'y, that Mr. A. J. Morales harheen. eugaged at Professor of the Spanish lan the last two years. He attention to duty—by. provement of his pupils, mcy, ani JOHN HARLEY, Pres't. BICHT, 8 West street. day, appr m the families he can lon. Levi Woodbury, Louis McLane asses, to teach the above lication that they may be Canda’s Aca- and respect- n St. John’s College, for the highest satifaction, by by the general’ im- ol 3w*r ADIES, Gentlemen, and Fami with distinguished Ameri permi ML to terms. be accommodate every comfort th board constantly vi ing in Patronage of issicn has been fe PHILLIPS begs to state at the office of this paper. wo be the effectual relief whiel Broadway, New, You United States. Orders for any quantity, addressed as above, will be sufficient to satiafy the m ool table and select society, on mode- he American Ley families in the United ite that Cards of Particulars, as | and by whom she is recommended, may be obtained ing London, ean ide and re , combined isited by American Fami- jon, and is honored by the ton; slso by many Btates,to whom 024 3w're BARTINK’S LOTION. NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS. How 0 it pore Uy aa will consent to suffer with ny when cause s Ireatione, “Guta, Glenduler Tumors, Lumbage, HesdAehe, ram NE inthe Stomach, #c.2 BOTTLE of the above im ce le ni depended upon, ofany arti h all are liable hed Price 75 cents C. 8. BARTINE tually attended to. thorough knowledge of the ed that the evening, classes conducted by Prof. A: 8 PLA to meet twice a week, at 734 o'clock. from time to time, a8 0: casion may require. Application may | be made at the Institu ek D. Abbott, 258 Fourth street, Washington Square. BOUT $35,000 in Mexican Serip, be and payable in 17 quarter! resent holder, who 18 about to rethave to burot | ers eceived wutil the 26th October, proximo, addressed p by th (3) | Fe THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. Laps AND GENTLEMEN desirous of acquiring « French Language, are inforn- IT, at Abbott's Institution, 412 MEXICAN SCRIP. per annum) f 02 Broadway. and cure of my ofthe ‘abo More or less. In fact, it ' Family’ Medicine, and should always be, shouse, throughout the country ; they will then medy at hand, which can be depended upon in cases retail, at the Proprietor’s Depot, 32% , and by our Agents turoughout' the or at the residence of ~~ GOAL, ‘ains, Bruises, Dns valuable Lotion will be ptical, that it is the most ow befor & CO,, Proprietors, way, New York. iie- O16 Im* re IE | Houston. street, continue ‘New classes are formed Saturday Evening, October 25, Will be presented the favorite peaeeiee Opera, in two parts, title DE-HEEL-A, | and Gum Elastic Slipper, the favorite Opera of y CINDERELLA, ji 4 with all the original music. Previous to which will be given, A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT. | U. rature—their Cli Fiction, Novels | lar Chinese novel, Doors open at7 o'clock. Peformane to commence at 734, Ch Admission 25 cents. 025 It*me PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE. Doors open at 7 at eight. | inst. STANISLAS HERNISZ, Late Attaché and Interpreter t9 the .§ MISSION TO CHINA, will deliver the first of a course of six Lectures on the People of the * Central Flowery Emp their Language and Lite sical aud Pop Writings—their Works of Extracts will be frem a very popu- &e. , entitled Se Tin Kwei Ching Tung, Tsuan o’clock P. M.—The Lecture will commence Single Ticket £0 cents, to be had at the door, The second Lecture will take place on ‘Wednesday, 20th | i MM bee exhibition thisweek. with the TROTTING. Let no one loge the opportunity of xe | greatest wonder of the exe he reatest admiration, atime LAST WEEK OF THE | EXHIBITION OF THE MASTODON, At 406 Broadway. 1 will close after ing thi ‘Thousan alrendy visited it, ‘Open till 10 o'clock in the eve- m of this enormous ai me Heats, under the saddle. ted for | to take part in the ree for horses that money. Entries to be made on the evening pre The first comes off at! o’clock each day. TRENTON RACES. | entitles RE FALL MEETING will commence over the E: lime and bexatiful Tease Wolanls, Cake ne Eagle | Open from 9 A. ning. Admittance 25 cents—Children half price. 025 itr Pus AY, Oct. 28th—Purse $200—T wo Mile Heats, under SPLENDID FESTIVAL SONUELE: 2 ; JBSCRIBER has the pl nouncing to t Corte ing enters... anrelgediog Trenton "TEE, SUBSCRIBER hn the pen of snowncag othe sine Bay etP eine: $iso4an ia the saad Fee Ste judi Vocal and prtramenal Concert on the best three in five, in hames. Free for horses that y. (oa trotted for money. "Bntries to ‘be made ‘on the evening previ- | &t the Broadway Taberu Mey ofits ow 29th—Purse $300— i | city, feombined with the 1m iiharmonie aud eee ‘Three Mile Heats, in | Nth; York Sacred Music Societies. UC. HILL. eles Risen een kad Suffolk §— | CARD—U.C. Hill respectfully solicits all those of his m 150—$50'to the second ber ile | sical friends, Indies or gentlemen, who may be competent performanes, either vocal or instrumental, of : | the above Concert, to meet forrehearsal_ at the Coliseum, 450 ‘ou 6ttre | Broadway, on Monday and Wednesday Evenings, at 7 o'clock, | precisely 18 toN10 re ITING, (for rt time only) at the Rooms W EXHIB | Nome R ee Academy of Design, corner of Brondwa and Leonard street, De Kuyper’s celebrated statue (in marble, thew “LA SORTIE DU BAIN,” (Coming from the Bath.) This exquisite and refined work, which has been pronounced | by all who have seen it to be | and which has attracted crowds o! been brought to this country at great cost and risk, and confidently opened for the inspection of the lovers of the chef @’auvre of modern art, e chef dauvre of ; admirers jn Europe, has now this sub- I art. M. natil 10 P.M. Admittance % cents.— cents. 330 rre First Day~Sweepstakes for 3 year olds—Mile Heats, sub, | Season Tickets 50 $100 ench—Closed with three subscribers. | ime Day—A Purse of $100—Mile Heats. | Second Day—A Purse of $250—Two Mile Heata—the second | best to receive Same Day—A Purse of $150—Two Mile Heatso Should there be any competiti n for a four | mile Race, a liberal E PURSE will be offered, of | which due noti | Building, cor ‘The Races, each day, to comin t one o'clock. | sale, at 281 aft, further’ particulars, a eeriek, eke of the | sle action Harps. yimes. M. SN ‘N, eretary. “Trenton, (N. J.) Oct. 22, 1845. “ogee | wmeaw BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- POOL PACKETS—For 1, onky regular acket of the Ist November. ie Dew, mognineent poke ship MONTEZ and celebrated fast sailing favorite | ZUMA, burthen 10C0 tons, Capt. A. | sow ber, 1 positively sail on bop te the Ist of Nov. The accommodations in this vessel for cabin, second cabin | and steernge passengers cannot be surpassed. Those wishing to this Institution, and those destious of becoming members, | a srenina C! ihe rooms of the Art-Union will be lighted up every fair eve: | S¢f hing—Sundays exeepted—from 7 till 10 o'clock, watil further | Ives p ibers are again requested to obtain their certific possible,so as to incilitate the business ef the and avoid confusion and disappointment on the for sale by PERSSE & BROORS, 65 Nassau st. N.B—Also keep constantly on hand, Polishieg Cloth, for marble polishers. o@imme | ALLEN DoD vor him with their aud fashiouable sty 1500 reams of the beat salty. for sale by 022 imme PERSSE & BROOKS. 65 and 67 Nassau st, | MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Maiden Lane, ANUFACTURERS and Im; of Ornamental Hair Boys under 12 ‘On Mond il. 6 assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Head iental, Pompadours, nary articles. on reasonable terms. cannot attend ear! Private Orne, dence of the pupil Same Day—A Purse of $100—Mile Heats. | No. 7, Lafarge Building ‘Third Day—A Parse of $400—three Mile Heats—$100 to | Open from 9.4. the second best. Adm: n 25 cents—Season EMOVAL of Warerooms to 281 roadway touch, perfect mechanism and el are inequalled. Warranted to bear the test of climate, and at Ea- Certainly the finest harps yet produced. rol al talent we have prefer these harps to all others.—London Mu distribution, 023 6t* me R. F_FRASER, Superintendant. FRE FOUR 200 bbls Tilinois Flour, trom Albion and x Lacklide Mills, now landing fro1 Oswego, and for parents or xuardian sole by E.R. COLLINS & CO., olfre 56 South wzeet._ | fessorsin Paris, Madame A. re FECTS AND FELTING. | will make ita duty to.adopt chem 3,000 iy Prinns, of artone witha, foraney | "ott according to er tron’ des ERMS. A Quarter of 24 Lessons, including the Quadrille, Walt: ‘Gul Polke. te. soeee Wednesday and ears of age—an jonday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Gen- tlemen, at 7 o'clock P. M. second Class will be formed from 9 to 10, for those who TITIAN’S VENUS. HIS much admired Painting, after a most successfal visit to Boston, has returned to this city for exhibition at room way. Tickets 50 cents. 010 3w*me HAKPS , 263, M. ti 10 P. roadway, in Granite Broad: Chambers st—J.F. BROWNE. offers for ‘attention of merchants, and the musical particularly desired. Strings, Instruction Books, Se. F BROWNE. & CO, (From Erard, New York, established 18! ‘Tne first profe London and For leerage, and to se- | sical Mirror, June, 1 Id be made on board, Mr. Browne's harps are by farthe most magnificent instra- bseribers, ments we ever saw. Through his perfect knowledge of t HE, BROTHERS & CO. strament he has effected many import-nt improvements in the 025 re 3% Fulton street. next door to the Fulton Bank. bot bap gto and in the be Saree | gh ay feet oa at tweeters, puriey and power. he pulls =H heaped wal kage nt ail freker big | caberately and gorgeoualy’arved aud gilded, while the fumes Dy i J rf tw . are elegantly shaped and finished.— Bro. Ss BARRE ACGUEEA Chpran Shernood, willnonsavely eal | rly ha tvs ournad, Sep LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZING, &c. i : ‘AD. ACHILLE respeettully announces to her friends and Hearge oars cahowld, uot fail to make early application on | IVI ‘retsous, aud to the publicin general, that her regnlar class OW. RT. Te PAPBCOTT, 75 South strvet | willeommenten ou Seturday, October ith at her Saloon, No. ot MERICAN NTO! = i F ee a yond Se trae ae 10 if 2. NIOD ‘or youl ies and young Masters under 10 years of age, ieee on ercty Welsecday sad Seesrday, Hom 3t0' clock aad et OTICE.—For the greater convenience of the members of | °/pr young Gentlemen. for Gentlemen, every Tuesday and Thursday joel "i Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of forming by them- wit wate Quadrille Classes, Polka or Mazurka Quadrilles, | COMPOny. W¥ | on any days and hour most convenient to both For individual and | Polka or Mazurka, for es. ‘ivate lessons in Dancing, Waltzing, dies and Gentlemen, atany fixed hours usnal. Being im correspondences with. several of the principal pre- Indame A. receives from them all the novel- fashionable society, and she siT Im*re A. DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL. LLEN DODWORTH would beg leave to inform his it is his intention to commence a Private REAMS TISSUR PAPER— Dancing School, at his residence, 419 Broome street, on Mon- 1500 ee whic. day afternoon, Get. 20th. From his Jong connexion with the 20 do Pink Dancing world, aud hi f of instructions 200 do Blve ted this country—suel 20 «do Yellow ¢ feels that hi 20 =6do Green i his musi 200° do Purple edueation wil r er many 3000 «do assorted colors at present ia the profession. Be that as it may, those who fa- oa nage can rely upon acquiring a correct Je of Dancing. §10 0 500 irday, at 3 o'clock, for Misses and jiven atany other hours, either at the resi- Oat the school. o2i Im*re ALLEN, DOD WORTH will commence a Private Dancing School at his residence, No. 448 Broome street, on Mon ev. Gorham | 02 T&S iste FOR SALE. Sper cent interest scalments, for sale pitaliats will find this « profitable and secure investment. M now dell recy deat Feaeh Orchard pt Bet Ash Coal ‘and ree of cartage fro'9 (as uatal the Lowest in the cl the yard following . Brol per ton, wit PEA LTR RON day, Oct, 2th, to continue durmg the season, every Mom Wednesday, thursday, and Saturdays at 3 TM. for Ladie and at 7 for Gentiemen.’ For terms, &e. apply as above. oll tm®rre COALS. HAVE at my Yard, 256 Elizabeth street, and comer Ham- governme: mersly and Bedford, Pench Orchard Red Ash Coal, at low | _ 022 Im*re prices, viz :~$5 50 for broken, $3 75 for egg and stove, large wuts 2 hatte ane, and soe, $575 Per toa, re-screened and | 90, Liverpool, Blossburgh, &e. w Orders recenved atthe Vr 200 rc seorihieeeieiittiatiiaas JAC ~~~ PISTOL GALLERY AND SPARRING SCHOOL, J HUDSON having returned from the South, announces o his old friends a Papi that he will be "found at | B WEEKS. | cepewre je at his new re way, second dooriwhere | _ «17 1mére he vote his time in giving instructions in the noble art of Belf’Defence. : OL m0 Terms moderate. Open during the day and in the im for sale by O19 Imre WELDED IRON ¥ ANY phat is % po Tuite 1634 feet in , IAMETER, but not exceedi a ce) length Tecesie bas seet by. 1 to M4, Tire BOD ch aouly fom the Patentes. ba ys on - rom OS. nt the Eoglis! jast steamboats, andcan te PROSSER, 6 Liberty st. N.Y. STRAW BOARDS. TONS STRAW BOARDS, of a good quality and numbers, for sale DP eRSSE & BROOKS, 65 and 67 Nassau street. FINE ARLS. oO" PAINTINGS cleaned, lined and restored, bj H. SENT, 2%5 Broadway 3 doors above the American Hotel Tbs. blood Fleece, washed and unwashed &..K. COLLINS & Co. % Soath st RITY. DERELLA—Cinderdlla, | by her classes or private les- | work LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Washington. [Correspondence of the Heral) Wasuinaton, Oct. 28d, 1846. Inside View of the White House. Asthe readers of the Herald always desire to know the true state of things at the capital of the nation, I am induced to inform you that the general unkind feelings heretofore possessed by the Presi- dent and members of the Cabinet towards the Vice President, have greatly abated; but it is of no use to disguise the fact, the Secretary of State hates Mr. Dallas, and has thrown himself im the way of all the Vice President’s friends te office and patronage. Mr. Secretary Walker joins in against his uncle, and so does Marcy and Cave Johnson. The modest and talented Bancroft is the friend of Mr. Dallas. At the time Mr. Bancroft was called to the cabinet, the President and Vice President were om the best terms; not so now, however, entirely. Although they may correspond occasionallyupon national sub- jects, and dine together, as they lately did, you may depend upon it, since the middle of March, when the VicePresident wasrefused all and every participation in thePennsylvania appointments. The President and Vice President, strange as it may appear, are nearly | if not quite two, notaittiotendtcie the nephew, by | marriage, of uncle, being always at Court, and sup- posed to be placed in the Treasury Department to take care of Mr. Dallas's friends! But the Vice Pre- "| gident may say to himself in this instance, “ The laurels that a Cesar reeps are weeds.” It has been ascertained too, that the Vice Presi- dent’s vote will sometimes be wanted to support the administration. Of the 56 votes in the Senate, 30 will be democrats and 26 federalists; so that a change of two votes on any question will make a tie, and give great importance to the vote of the President of the Senate, Mr. Dallas. Col. Benton has been conciliated, and now Mr. Dallas is to be, but his friends have lost all the offices and the boot son the other !eg. Mr. President Polk requires favors from Mr. Vice President Dallas, and does not care 60 much about Mr. Buchanan now, who has gorged all his friends with fat offices, and who is se- riously asked to retire to Supreme Court- Bench on account of the tariff question and Father Ritchie’s printing of the House. So, if Buchanan does not put on the robe and take a seat beside the erudite, talented and experie: y | jurist, Woodbury,he may never have another chance of doing so. | The chee caused by the death of Judge Bald- win, must be filled at the meeting of Con- gress—the delay in making the appointment has al- ready caused much disappointment. Read, King and others, still live in hopes of the ermine falling upon their shoulders—still live in hopes that Bucham will not adopt the wise course of accepting it: I say wise course, because the Presic ency of the Uni- ted States will never be within his grasp—within his reach—within his sight. The doings of the"Na- tional Convention, last year, should be a warning to him and the hired presses in Pennsylvani who have already hoisted hisname at the head of their columns, for a station he can never occupy, by and with the consent of the democratic people and party ot this republican Union. Wasuincton, Oct. 23, 1845. ‘The health of the President continues good and strong. Same of the amiable and esteemed lady of the White House. En passant—soltly—very softly —what etherial fair countenance was that visible a day or two since flitting across the hall up stairs? Roorback? Oh! no—never! Rufust—not quite— Rookwood?— yes,no! not Rookwood—Rucker? Ah, my boy, that’s the name! You may remember the Democratic National Convention in 1840—there was aMr. Rucker in Baltimore from Tennessee, who was accounted equal to fifteen ordinary men, and regarded consequently as entirely competent to give the whole vote of Tennessee in convention, which he did. Well, sir, that fascinating fairy occasional- ly seen flitting about the White House, is a relative of that gentleman. “Those eyes—those eyes! Like the light of early morn, Inthe sunny tropic skies Are the beams of those bright e: A young man, appointed asa messenger by Mr. Bancroft, has lately resigned his situation, because, as itappears, Mr. Bancroft was for diverting the services of the young man to his own private ac- count—in plainer terms, Honest George was for converting the said messenger into a domestic ser- vant, thereat the young man rebelled. Of course, there is some extenuation for the Secretary of the Navy—he is a little inflated from his ministerial ele- vation—and it is the custom in the North to order white men to rub down and bring out horses; but even there, such requisitions, we suppose, must be written in the bond. South of Mason and Dixon it is the last thing which Mr. Bancroft should have inf flicted. An order upon a white man—a messenger of the Government—to do such menial service as rubbing down and bringing. out his horse, whereon his Majesty might ride. But so it is— Honest George “ clothed in a little brief authority,” &eo. The fact is, we shall have to keep a tight rein on George, or he will turn aristocrat in spite of us. We shall delight to honor him in what is right ; but not even the odd-fellowship of the fraternity of **scribblers” shall save him from the birch when he mistakes his lesson. i Our essay on social affairs in Washington, upon which we shall endeavor to be as cool and aromatic as a cantelope,is necessarily deferred tll to-morrow. Sundry rumors of political movements, cabinet squabbles, &c. afloat; but most of them are like those summer beetles, which become blind before the light of even a single Sperm CanDie. Baxrimore, Oct. 24, 1846. Fine Weather—4 Cowhiding Match—Removal of Mr. Ly- ford—Another Seheme on Foot—The Canal Contrac- t Re-election of Mr. McLane—The Probable Mo- t Indians Robbed—The Keans—Markets, §c. The weather continues cool and comfortable, ice form- ing during the night to be thawed by a bright sun in the morning. A siege of more delightful and healthy wea- ther I do not remember. ‘The neighborhood of the Court House was thrown in- to quite an excitement yesterday by acowhiding match’ ‘The recipient of the thrashing is a young lawyer named Jobn J. Wolcott, and the fighting-man is one of our po" lice officers named Emanuel Stockett. The latter char” ged the former with having grossly insulted his wife on the previous evening during his absence from home.-~ Wolcott positivel denies the accusation and the matter ia to go before the Grand Jury to-day, where it will be thoroughly attended to. In passing through the Exchange the other day, I ob- served that the old Superintendent, Mr. Lyford, has been removed. Why he has been removed | did not learn, though he was never suited to the station, not having ry grain of politen particle of the necessary spirit of accomm in his whole composition, universally making an enemy where @ nd could have been secu- etnere | proposition on foot here to establish a whole- fancy establishment, making it a joint stock ay wi Capital of $200,000. If our capitalists increase our commercial marine by the establish- ol and Southern packets, there would before capitalists mercantile estab- wou ment of Live: not be much time allowed to from the north w roduct lishments ba The cont and Ohio C |, passed through thi on their way to Washington, where they are be joined by the Board of Directors, and will start on Mon- day morning by canal to the point at which the new to be undertakan, where operations will com- with. Ata special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, held on Tu the Hon. Louis McLane was re-elected Pre company, and jones, Jr. Eaq., elected President pro tem., during his absence to England as American Mini: ter. There is wee oat object Jo ieee rete calling a special meeting for this purpose, a bly ean benderstood ne Washington, though it is only the subject of surmise here. ‘ial m was doubtless called to the news of Oh — = go out inthe Great Britain. The moti 0 Fe leo ton may perhaps be Cpe hy» ¥ desire that Mr. M hi wed to ret MT Saiegetion Pr Pottawatamie Indians through Baltimore yesterday, on their route to Washington.— not been in the city five minutes before they wor: robbed ofa pair of saddle-begs contaming about 60) dollars. ans hada fine house last night. I never wit} pa) Sener Macbeth than Kean, ora persona tion of Lady Macbeth than that of Mrs. Kean. I learn trom one ofthe city papers thet Mr. Burton is rather of fended at my remarks about his company. | assure him that I admire him both ly and personally, and that my tee were soo gmap in - expres. sion of regret e high prices demande: prevented @ manager from surrounding himself with « good company. ‘Tue Manxets.—There were sales of a few hundred bbls Howard street flour, yesterday morning, of good mixed brands, at $6, at which rato some holders are willing to sell, whilst others are asking more. Both the market and receipt price are unsettled. There is no- thing ot in, and no inquiry for City Mills flour; lest sale (600 bbls on Tuesday afternoon) at $525. Susque h —no sales. the re eiot gaia are light, and supply on hand only fair. ‘There has been a decline of some 7 to 8 cts Taote a sale of 1000 bushels prime wrday morning, at $106. We quote ry land anit Virginia red at $10 $106.— mily flour, is selling at {#1 15 a $1 1 10 good at $1 03 a $110, Old white corn ‘nd yellow 63 « 64; new corn 52 a 66 cents for white and yellow. Oats 37 099 cents -