The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1845, Page 3

Second Board. ue : wo i oa bid 7046 | ” bi Log iy Momiggton RE 2 odo #10 34% | £ iS oS fenre ns ry io Redding RR 00 3888 | Stock Exehange. 2 oe ess wae 0 bs % do beo ww Fa ° fe do © 76) 83 23! s do ¢ 763 % Monday 23% 2% = do 3 is 3 wiBS Epodigne th oo 510 3Y ” ne buw 72 30 do bs 50 do 3372 $8 Cantou Co bao Hi 10 do bio 73% Hud k Berks baie 8° és Sale of Stocks at Philadelphia. Fins Boanp— Oct. 26—21 shares Cemmercial Bank 64; | 5 do Farmers and Mechanics Bank 47}; $1000 Cincinnati Bouds 93; $6000 State Fives 754; $4000 Chesapeake and Delaware 105. Eee Died, | On Friday, 25th inst. at his residence, 74 University | Place, James Mc Donato, @ native of Glasgow, Scotland, and for mavy years @ resident of this city, aged seventy- alne y attend bi this day. 'p HE REV. DR, Pise o'clock in St open ar halfpast 6. cttully invited to | latives and friends are res ence, at 3 o'clock uneral, from his lace r Il Lecture this ev 07 Peter's Church, Barclay street. Char nin be Charen 0% ltr a TO BUTCHERS. | HE Subscriber will i and unt! the Ist of Sau pepe tour cents for all £626 lwtre PROPERTY IN BROAD ST! fir ty feet frout on said weit well situated fur stores. Ap- t f GEO, L. PKIDE, 41 Wall st. M the following sums to 10 Six sums of $1",000 each a’ 6 per cent. One sum of $4000 at7 per cent. One sum of $2500 9t7 per ceut. T D— r her or sc parate, 10 objection to the cor B. PLC. at this offies pony ‘HE FAIR. fore the public in Misses Ductns, 2834 Be \ have lately exhibited at the for which they have taken the from all the other Ladies of ow t their other accomplishmentsthey have | tory, 10 the great surprise aud i | us they have singularized elves: he ir vistae,a, itv, ingenuity and wdustry. Th wtdvse young ladies are well knowu (0 possess ize thew aa ornatneuts to our society, pride to aur hele puets, to their tHieuds » tO OUF great inetropolli fe, er rather ty 'to copy after. and we shall take the min ahke mauwver. RICHAKD OAKLEY, YOUR Brother Thoreas has reta ned from Encland, and XC waiting for you at Wil i t interest that rou go to a Bhould any f podof the information c@)eruing hin, the if by mal to William’ Willita, eneral rot preudein Sily. Fat metepolis whom ine of business, aud to addes the laurels of viet ment of their comp tite an in which e 1 t | y be able to give | rest favor by | at Wilkesbarre, Peunsyt- 0% Seba Air GARRICK, FOR LIVERP! ¢ hi plense be on Mi hua , foot of reet, on Tues 12 o’eluc, at which time the ship wi close atthe usual places at 93¢ ‘o'cloek. MR. GOODYEAR board, nt Orleans morning, 26th inst , at sail. Letter Bogs will 0 W GULP respectfully eall the attention of the public to the following statement of Ins Solicitor im regard to certain proveediogs in the Coit of Equity i Court of United States for Southern District of | New York In Lauity.<€ Geckior Sort HT Dest bull was aweruto aud fied August ath, 180,0f which the d aut had due notice; but the defendant has not as yet pu wer tice of motion for ivj ction wos given Monday of S-ptemb: “ ‘On Taesday, affid vil againsi 2] iy | rer to uld file. But the Court in- | form'd def liberty to file what affidavits | he pleas-d, admight have time, if he wished, but that the | Died tiff would havea vi in ly. | oa thia intimation from the Court, the defendant reqn ed, 4d the Court granted him tea d-ys within which to ive his | affdav.ts with liberty to the plainuff to reply. Th Court closed oa Friday ext after the expiration of the so allowed to defeudt, #0. that the plauwtiff Wed uot tin procure affidavits in reply, as the wi distance, aud in different States; and ns th ne right to read other affida tintff shew fe was ha tion, i ch att dav ts the about to Jjune- to plant ff to reuew the if eae mas nouns the rs i le event. Accordingly the d ogain on thefirat day of the uext term, (the ath Monday of Novewber next.) Ic will thus be seen erroneut many of the city pape 3 daxauest hin. T 1909 ear, A r nd ac 06 8t*re WM _JUDS: sme, Woich w the statement made in » that Mr, e\r's cave has been hese facis are stated et the request of mR aeger his pstents. N_S. heitur for Complainant. maker,t kes toe hb rty to Dealers in Watches. that he i +p red to do work for the trade at No. 20 Chambers at corner Centre st. New York. oS Ietm y T " Se _ FEETH! TEETH! FETH Who would be withour Leeth, when they can have them juserted without the slightest possible pain aud War antes to suit all the purposes 0 natucal oues, by calling on Dr JUNES, D ar his offiee, coruer of Canal str inpeed war euti b? t. The follcwicg of prices 2 Acom let~ double set of best mineral Teeth on fine goid plites, A set of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold p'ate, she for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric i 30 00 th, ou gold plate, from $2 5010 5.00 om 79 to | 90 Pt ‘eeth with Gold, from 75 to 150 Exteacting ‘i eeth, 2%to 40 All other operations in the same proportion Remember, coruer of Canal street and Broadway, entrance | on Caual street. ot it*m | DR. POWELL, OCULIST Av OF ERATIVE SURGEON, uds wo Lise of AA vie Kye and to ali Imperfections of Vision, trom 9 to ¢ ve ack, this residevce, 261 Broadway, ¢ ver of Warren st. Oph haime Soppase of the etu Hy rem ved. ated with grevt attention and success. 8 of STRABI=MUS, or Squiuticg, cured in L_ EYES iuserted that can scarcely be dis- he uatural. Tear Passage, Catwact and ff tingu shed fr Othces au str et MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE ABU? $8.0 0 in Memean Serip, bearing 8 per cent interest sanuumy, and vle in 17 quarterly 1 f by ihe prev. t holder, who 1s about to Unters received util the 2th Uctob to be, F208 y. re ¢ yard at the followi: ual ihe lowest tthe city,) namely. Brokeu, Exe and istuv %; large wut $4 75; small aut $4 per ton, ‘wit %5 cents off if taken from the boats. Coal Yard comer of King PEPER CLINTON.» | aud Greenwich streets. t i G!ASS, CHINESE GOODS, &e. ‘SFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS. 259 and 260 Broadway, have Just received by the Hudson, 6 cases, cousisting of fi ent Bohemian Glass Uesarri Bevices; Garnet, d Gold, Koyal Bue and Gold. &e. Also, Toilet e Garvet, Ruby ond Amber. ‘The above were | 1 Ir Young, from che best #:tablishment m Bohe- esained to be siche and more comple e thn ved forsale. They have alo rece ved per Ve- hier, ton. 2 case, Consisting of beagts of carved | dat Wood and turtoise sh Fans, Porcelain Gods, &e prada | Also, 44 cquered Ten Poyes, * Hipqu \? aud ce iy «ranger and Bue r th Wve aay furs ve fom recent wap et Salk B. woth Stee: Beads New Hr d Oruame ts Sieel Com. 5, B acelets, &e Faus, i etery p bie Variety Dapier Meche Ge dy New a dvelect 1 GLOVES—A ‘uil assortueut of colors and sizes, &e. which will bes id at retatl aud to the trade. at the Inwest prices. 010.000 ruvelopes, at wholesale, at 8s t0 10s, per thousand. o! wr SPANISH LANGUAGE. FROFESSOK A.J MORALES Resyectfully informs the pu li, thet he ts f ring bis classes, to tench the alove | Ku. ge, and requests wn early pplication that they may Le closed Lerms ,houts, &e , may be kuown, by applying at his er ee, 407 Protessor M, has the honor of | Telerriig to the Privcipals of Washington fust.tate, the Ace: gemy ot ne Sacred eart, (Astoria ) aud Mr. , anda’ demy, where he is teaching with great: uecess fully refe 9 to the following. from the Preside Coliece. (i sraham,) in which he has been P lat two years. 1 hereby certify, that Mr. A.J. Morales has been engeged at Protvssor of the Spautsh language im Sr. John’s College, for ed the highest satifaction, by proficieucy, aud by the geweral 1m- JOHN HARLEY, Pres't. eRe, Sept. 12, 1815. oly Sw*r mery. attention to dury provement ot h Sy St. John's % LONDON AMERICAN FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE, i No 5 toley Piace, Regent «treet id be accoumodeted board potas, as combined wits + very comiort, Fugen 8 ‘THis est blishment is constantly visited by American Fami- lies aud Gentlem n arriviny in Leodoy. and Ye hom cay the espeet 1 pac onage of the Ame ican Legation; sso. by many dis mused Arnetic.n ‘amilies in the United States,to whou permissi thos been given to refer M1sa PHILLIPS begs to state that Cards of Particulars, as to terms, ant by wiom she is recommended, may ‘be ovtamied at he office of this paper. TO BUILDER ROPOSALS FOX BUILDING FREEVA the city of Brooklyn, on the cor er of ( stre brick, fowr stories high, 50 KZ toplin and epecitic 024 3w*re HALL, bin oud A pos lst be sealed wil he Aretiteet.” The Bond Povjcmes Ou that day, at 7 o'clock P.M. at the offer of the Architect u's may be made fur the Carpeuter aud Ma- 40) Work pernte 1 of the Directors, THOMAS LESLIE, Secretary. r L GALLERY pst NP PARRING SCHOOL, 'DSON hat ‘urnet th Wield tends and panite, deat he wilt bee Rees reside 25 Broadway, second floor, where is time in giving instructions in the noble art ¢. rate. Open during the day and in the evening. hoine” he will dewote i} = | Tent, f have Lay | Sealing Wax, Ne ‘OOL —Pas- | A | $200 Over and above their expenses will ‘be Sritiug, withan opporauity of cleariug $1000 pet yecr Sone men upw iu our employ wil, no “oube made over $1000 per | Zentclewr ofall expoune. "ich will have hieditret © It wil seond Stangout. Apriyiay FHENCHS Reoblontes Hak ee | Broodway, upstairs” All letters must be postpaid’ 04 amr DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST—A Double barrels 32 ine 0 Gun No. 12 calibre, engraved D. Fish |. aud no questions asked, by re » 139 Fulton street, up stairs. THE NAVY. ILEY & PUTNA!, 161 Broadway, have for sale, the Reorganisation ef the Navy, +", Twoueatly parted pamphlets en oly THE MISSEs8 PALACHE’S BOARVING AND DAY SCHOOL EGE Yanag Ladies ot the Jewish Faith, 97 Thompson st., ‘ork. Instruction ven in the Hebrew Language, free of ayy charge, according to the Portugnese and German pronuncia tion. All other lany and the accomplishments taught on the asual coins, ‘The best masters are employed, and © improvement of the puyils in the time establish cass of their svatem. 916 tor*re a f otithe mg distinguished genileimen, to whom be ** fon. Heury oly. Hon. Caleb Cushing. Hou. Thos. H. Benton, Hon: Lev: Woodbury, aud others Louis McLane Hon. Secretary Walker, Germa and French wught. Terms moderate Apr heeled P. KOWAL! a IMPORTANT TO THE WKITING WORLD* UPERIOR STEEL-PEN BLACK WRITING INK, for Records, Mercavtile and nal use, warranted — Chis Luk possesses all. the qualities required sor a good Wiit- ing Ink, suitable for the Quill, aud samirably adapted to the Stvel Pen—improves by rge, will not corrode, mould, precipi tate uor decay, aud its urchenaeable fudity readers it the at No. ‘SKI. most pleasant % riting Fiuid ever manufactured. Putup in 2 its and quarts, on draught, or by the bar- wed in » such sized pack- pW how many vestimonials in ain ost of the State and Punlic Offic aud professional communi without a single complsint— ne 'y,to present ouly the foliowing, from the well known ‘Writing Masier, Isaac F. Br ; i faving used Mr ‘Thaddeus David’s Black Ink for a lou exclusively, and finding it to be uniformly excel- great pleasure in giving au «pi reet—Male High School. July 8th, 18 Olesale aud Retail, on acrommoditing terms, by THADDEUS DAVIDs, rter and Manufacturer of aters, Inks, Indellible Ink, &c. &c. fo. 112 Johnstreet, New Yor. And by all Statiouers, Booksellers, Druggists, &e. in the United st 025 3¢%re OR SALK, VERY CHEAP—One of Mrs. Carroll's ce- 78 Crosb’ For Slae, Wi Jebrated Vapor Baths. Can be seenat Mr. BATES’, 562 Broadway. 024 Twe're, FOR Ri medious House vn the nort! ith streets, Tins (wenty rooms, wi | beew occupied by Mr. the American Hotel. “App Periodical Store of Messrs. Shu ly ove door west, atu riz & Wilde, JOHN SINON. PAKK PLACE HOUSE. This Establishment has during the past Summer beew newly faruished throughout. few families and a lim- ited number gf, gentiemen may here be very pleas autly .ccommodaded for the winter onas favorable terms as at any other house equally. weil conducted JAMES G. ELLIOTT, No. 1 Park Place. | _\N.B.—¥or 3 or 4 Rooms without board, at No. 11 Ps place, apply as above. POWER TO LET, | ROOMS of various dimensions, at ‘‘ Hedev- orks,” at the Morris Canal, luclined Plane, i )} M » Hi i & Ne. 33 Malden Lane N.Y or ou the pemmeo 31d iON. HOTEL, DE PARIS. HEDENBERG & ANTIONE VIGNES, one of the late prop the Perkins Honse, Boston. respectfully infe friends and the travelling pul t he has open | house No. 290 Broadway, entrance on Reade street, called the | Hotel De Paris, where he | to} 9 2weodre "ark 823 1m*rre WITH berg’s W. tors of his the will be happy to accomm: date those who may wish to patrouise him, with Board and Lodging, by the day, week or mouth, on the most reasonable terms. Im*rre. ADK Passen boar Jacob, SHIP SHA AR’, for New (rteau rs by th s ship wall please be on bourd the st am jel}, at Fustou Ferry, this day (Tuesday, 2ist fast} o2t | ac o'clock, at which time the ship will sail. ARQUE DUC D ORLEANS, from Leghor ees by this vessel will please seud their yermits ou board, at Judd's wharf, Fast Kuver, or tothe office of : BOYD & HI “CKEN, ‘Toutive Building, o2im 88 Wail, corner Water street. PACKET SHIP HOTTINGUER, from Liverpool —Con- ‘ this veasel will pense take uotice that she s i under general order, ac Burliog Slip, & Ro all Is uot perui.ted, must br seat to public store. WOODHULL & MINTURN, 87 Sonih strert. A CARD TO PARENTS AND GKARDIANS. LADY ofsuperior tsleuts and acquirements, is desirous of having aiew m wie th to iustract ia Masic. Her method found to be the most expeditious in pro- | A of mstiuction will be moting them in the thorough knowledge and theory of the science o: any now taught. f d at the office of this paper, will be duly orl ITATION PRECIOUS STON: kois, for sale by eal Ga and Tur- KOKTUM. 214 William surcet, New York. OSTRICH FEATHERS, for sale oy E.F KORTUM, 214 William street FRENCH LANGUAGE ONSLFOIGNET, ove of the principals of the schoo ublic ak the firm of Fouet and Taylor's English Sebool, aud under whose char s ‘opportunity to inform h i geveral, thst he will re-opes e: ing ( lass at his school room, No. 739 Broadway, ou ay, Ceteber 20:h. jous 'F. having some leisure hours, will likewise consectn'e them to af-w private pupils is Tea dence No. 217 Green at,, 6 Am ity, or at the school. 0 stawlm* re. TITIAN’S VENUS. ‘PP HIS much admired Pauuting, after a most sueceasfal vis ‘w» Buston, has vetura-d to this city for exhibition at 100m No 7, Laferge Building, 263 Broadway. Open trom aM. til 10 P.M. Admission 2 cents—Senson Tickets 50 cents. 010 3w*me A. DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL. ALLEN DODWORTH wonld beg | iriends. that it is his ttention. to commence a Private Dancing School, at his residence, 448 Broome street, on Mou. dvy afteruoon, Get 20th. From his long crnuexion with the Dancing world. 'a d having availed himself of tuatructious from the bet masters that have visited this couutry—such Paul Togh ! like celebrity—he feels shat he as well qu. to teae any education will certainly give at present iy the profession agr at advantage over many Be thet as it may. those wii patronaue can rely upon acquiriug a correct Je of D»nei vor him with their tad fashiouable sty KY essons, includu es Ms. A Quarter of 24 L ng the Qui {lope an mt tee Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polk: : Days and Hours of Puiiion. Ou Monday and Thursdays, at 3 o'clock, for Ladies aud Misses over 12 y: of ay On Wednesday and Saiurday, at 9 o'cleck, for Misses anc Boys under 13 years of agen ju Mouday, Weduesday, Thursday acd Saturdav, for Gen- Uemen, at 7 o’clock P. M. A 1d Clans will be formed from 9 to 10, for those who cannot ttend earlier. Private Lessotis, dence of the pupil | VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY. ME, & KOBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully nouncg to his friends andthe public, chat his regular peu on Mondays and ‘Thursdays, at his private iuhth Avenue, for giving iustructions in the Mr. R. will introduce in his academy ell the late ble dances now in use, including the Polka and adri}le, Waltz, . + oes $10 10 50 jiveo at any other hour: or at the school, er at the resi- 021 Im*re drilles, and various styles of Itzing. lustruc 1 private to pups and classes, atany fixed hour, ar idences orat Mr. B’s. A moruing class will be formed tor ladies. 528 lm*m | DANCING ACADEMY. | | Broadway, Corner of Grand Street. ‘TSON has the honor of respectfully in- friends aud the Pablic that. hy in all the different styles of ¢ he Mazurka nd Polka Quadrilles,) will open Sept. 17th, at the large Saloon attached to the . Days of Tuition, Wednesdays snd Satur | 3. M; Gentlemen, 8 P.M APn- will be formed from 6 to 7_ for La Polke Instructious given to Pupils and Private Class- es at their residences, or at Mr. R.'s, 62 Eighth Avenue, or 11¢ Canal street. Mr. Robertson would also inform the public that his ap town Academy will commence on Monday, September 22d, at 62 Kighth Avenue, where all the different branches will’ be | taht a1t Ime re A CAKD. SIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated hi to the instruction of tfally pl on Weduesday Brondway How days—Ladies for and Waltzing. | elt Sraleivel Ds the mont! and the public, he. will, during the mouth of O mence a class for the VIOLIN ut his room, No. 385 Brosdway., Terme moderne, “Thove who are desironr of becoming paris, ase apply to Signor Jone, Ghambers & Joltie, $85 Brosdway.' ouwey? ond &t Signor Kapetts will coutiare, as usual, giving lessons on the Piano and Italiau Singing. + eodim*re WELI BOILE ES ANY DIAMETER, but, not exceeding 161g feet in length; thickness of metal from II to 14, wire gnnge. hese are the oply Tabes used by the English aud French Kovernment. steamers, nod other fast steamboats, andean te athe Potente. |. PROSSER, 6 Liberty st. N.Y. AW BOARDS. TONS STRAW BOARDS, of a good quality and numbers, for wale by PERSSE & BROOKS, Bi and 67 Nassau street tink ARIS. O'L PAINTINGS cleaned, lined and restored, by. | H. BENT, JED IRON RF ’ 1 200 091 wee. ‘ 25 Brondway 3 doors above si7 Imre the Amerienn Hotel | Wok 00 Ibs. blood Fleece, washed aud unwashed | for sale by Ha CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING — W. H. wWEGROOT & CO., 10% Fulton QULD respectfally inform their Custom Poppers (oy eget tn lowina jow prices, which we e at 3% percent lower than ¢ en : Swercoats oft beat material, made ed Ty the nen Fete from $6 00, $08. Fine, Bisel, ‘Blac Ultra and Baws Dress and Frock Cont, frm $8t0 $16. Pauts of uidevior, and hest quality, from $1 50to $7. Also, an tasortmeat of Vestarot excellent mit-riel sad rand ten 1ve val a, hand, full meet Ne mont fat ious"tmte. vi vad. Tha plata many given es the mort Nd. ive FULTON STREET. be had at an’ ety of which empl: . — can be suited at in m FALL GARMENTS. M, MATTHIESSEN, 127 Fulton st —A choice stock ‘of Cloths, Is, Cassimeres and Vestings are pen from which selectious can be made at very muderate for cash only. equal to any in the poe getting up Ermey. and ger ion, ; ‘Own materials, can have thean made —Every article necessary to complete + a, ‘WM. MATTHIESSEN, 127 Ful al7 tmtm next door to Herald office. FALL FASHIONS. ‘HE SUBSCRIBERS have just rece y rich Scarfs, Cravats ana Linen Makise ciculy vondered assortment ol ready made Linen, and gentlemen's under garments is uow complete and well worthy the attentiott of oepieae Patent Beate B mend “ir Patent Elastic ce ii igh! hi culty for all persous who are sadeting Line dees or ace Ses Ot. ea acquired the habit of stooj im the pi ‘or sale wholesale an at the ol ishment potent aed al at the pid etablihoent of furs TU TAILORS. t HOSE who des ttain a correct knowledge of Fash ionable Cutting, i its various branches, uid do we | to obtain Stinemets’ mplete Work on the su‘ ject, which om Rained of the ant..or only, at 113 Broadway.’ Price, from 88 to $18 per book. o8 Ite G. B_OLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR AND DRAPER, Naan BuLron, 182, Wiliam Staxer, Opposite the ew GAIYES the following reasous forthe’ great success he has hi z therto for at once. met with -— ~All goodsare bought at thel owest cash prices and paid ‘2d—An exclusive and ria 3d—M, i any years ex) proof of the sty aish of hi Splendid 14 to $20. ‘An assortment of Office Coats and all otherarti!. men’s dress, at equally reasonable prices JAMES A. SWAIN & CO., Drapers and Tailors, sof gentle a8 otre W YUED respectfully inform their customers and the pup _ lie, that they bow smhand aud are constautly re ceiving «saperior stock of fall and winter goods, which willye made up im the latest fashion and at the lowest prices, for cash. ‘on tarre oe inte eer ee as gel et LTS, BRODERIES ET NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS 5 ETA [NITES the attention ofthe Ladies to his splendid Embroideries and Lace Goods recently receive ug the newest and most desirable styles o resent reason, it prices which will maintain the reputation his store has loug held as“ the cheapest in the cit lots fine Linen Cambrie Hate, fromauction, | | case clear i 2 % rea slat HA jo, riviere borders, from $1 to Lease clear Linen Lawn $9 per doz. 1 case clear Linen Lawn Hdkfs, fancy borders. lo do do, col’d and black printed borders. ti 1d 1do do} embroidered, from $2,73 to $15 ene De Do. 1 upwards. apes Upwards of 30 exnproi it Riviere, Pollia, Corcurtiou, Spanish Flounce, &c.8e-, trom Colored: kemdruwicr-€ Omcaudie Flounce, from $8 to $12, aswilly sold teom $24 co $90. few ve ‘Thread Lace Capes and Berthes, very low. Thread. Chants els mad other Veils and demi V ell 5 carious of splen: aces. d black Brussel _. gy. , WINTER HOSIERY, comprising Silk, Lambs’ Wool ud Merino Vests, of all sizes: Alpacca, Cashmere, Lambs?’ Wool and Merino, Hose and hail Hose, Merino ond Cashmere Gloves, Pl id Fancy Woollen Socs, for children, which are offered from 10 to 15. per cent. lower than the rewular retail prices. 42; tm*rh TO DEALERS IN JEWELERY. HE UNDERSIGNED, being Mauufacturers, and having afine assortment of Jewelery and Diamond Work on han solicita call from dealers aud merchauts dealing in the abov articles. Any given rn or style of jewelery or fine dia- mond work made to order, at iesnesd Note oe cea ee s19 imme No. | Dey street, one door trom Broad why. N.B—Twelve or fifteen ood chain makers can find eim- plovment as above ATCH WAT AND J VV who wish to purchase Gold or Sil Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys, &e., will fin vantage to call on the subscriber, who is selliug all descriptions di the above at retail much lower than any other house tu the sity. Gotd Watches as low as $20and $2 euch. Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought, “All Watches warranted to keep good time or the mou nded. @.C. ALLEN it xreatly to thear ad: ey relunded porter of Watches and Jew elry, ‘Wholesrleand Recai, 30 Wall street, up stairs 420 im*m HE ALBATA SILVER WAKE,” MANUFACTURED by Wim. Chandless 452 Hudson st, Mi cannot be detected from Sterling Silver, for the louger this Ware is used the whiter it becomes. W. C., also manufactares Sterling Silver Spoous, Forks and Jewelry, cheap aud 1s prepared to buy Old Gold and Silver, German do, Pearls tad Diamouds, to ary amount. Be eare’ to look ont for the Siun Plate. 452 Hudson street, between Barrow and Morton sts. Wim. Chandless, established 1633, late of Clarkson st 26 Nitro twill | ferments rench Cloth Dress Coats made to measure from | cap. Aidit, tape borders, from $7,50 to | | 352 Broadway, Carlton House, | | | BH. L. VAN WYCK, Auctionecr, wi BOOP Sry et iets store, I street, on Tuesday, 24h of October, at | Wokeod Ac Matby order of C. WLawrence, Collector of | \¢ Port. Z Half Pipes Brandy, iu yew | 2 0 e ner, a Hane 0 do from Roche Also, 12 pipes Gin, imported in the Catharine Jackson, Rot- | terdam, old Qwre experienc Hous for free trom i tent person men, on private NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, No. 31, 33 and 35 Crosby street. THIS ESTABLISHMENT is now open forthe roperty from gentle Also, for taking Hurses aud week or month. Th iishment, gentlemen ki on Livery, by ies will ning, Crosby street being very quiet, ‘oroushfare, Broadway: bles are as good as any iu the city, and the facili- ces superior to many. but sober and 'd grooms in charge of the Horses. A Carrinxe the express, purpose of veh jury and under the charge of a. ¢ ‘The Hstuess aua Saddlery are als yin charge ofa man of long experience in that depzrtment; the whole under ‘the mang: N. aui ement and direc ILLIAM COWAN. m of JOHN H. GATSFIELD, Proprie! 'S r. About forty Horses, just arrived from the country, ble for the city and country trade, 025 3t*re fer eares 025 hr solu on T other a Purse over $30, to come ‘off Wednesday, close Octobe 27th, at Green and Loseos, by’ 9 o'cloe three or m ‘Ode rate terms, WO PURSES in one day of $25 each. one in FOR SALE—Ten ween st the Union lee Fulton aud South F ft use. od Work Horses. Can be louse, at Brooklyn, be ween ‘They will be sold low, JAMES TE E A spa ol very, handso wes. just from the country, in this Stst in sing! ud double barnes, ‘end somid. f applied for soon, at 61 Seuth street 025 wr TROTLING, ht ries. ea rer tle mess the of vehicles, where they are | ful and compe- | ill be | nuder the saddle, free for all trotters that never wou | be: ei ber 29th, to k P.M, nore to make a race. id je ormore to make arace. If for the above purse there wi!l be $50 more ad- start ded which will be given tothe second fast horse, to come off | about the Centreville, Oct. 26, 1815. 10th of November : JOEL CONKLIN, Propristor. 0% 2m PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE TROTTING. TTPURSDAY, Oct.20th—Purse $200—Two Mule Heats, under the saddie George Yor sorrel gelding Trenton George Sricer sorrel gelding Sir William Same Day—Parse, $150 | the bestthree in five, i | trotted for money. Entri “Wednesday, Oct. 2th—Parse $300—Three Mile He harnes: Davi George Spicer enters Same D. | money. ‘The fra ~ $50 to the second hest—Mile Hests; arnes:. ree for horses that nev to be made on the evening prev in Bryant enters. agrev more Lady Suffolk bay gelding Americus ay ~ Purse $'50—$'0 10 the second best—Two Mile th Free for horses that never trotted for itrirs to be made on the evening previous. somes off atl o’clock each day. 024 Gt*re tC TRENTON RACES. HE FALL MEETING will commence o Course, on Weduesday, t Di $100 the Eagle ‘Mile Heats, sub. October 20th, for 3 y ay— Sweepstakes ach—Closed with three subscribe Sume Day—A Purse of $100—Mile He: Second ats. Dav—A Parse of $50—T'wo Mile Heats—the second best to receive $50. ¢ Day—A furse of $100—M le Heats. mi Third Day—A Purse of the secon me Should mile Race, » |i $400—three Mile Heats—$100 to id best. Day—A Purse of $150—Two Mile Heats: pect of any competition for a tour MILE PORSE will be offered, of d ere be 8 Dros iberal FOUR which due notice will be given The Re For further particulars, see Times.” wm. “Trenton, (N. J.) Oct. 22, 1845. nt Vessel to embark ¢ at one o'clock. irit of the jecrernry ces, each day to comme: ne “New York 5 OWDEN, 023 8t*re ERPOOL—The new and spleud:d RAPPAHANNOCK, Capt: Dram- Positivel . This cle. those about of forthe old javing superior accommodations to. avy ship now ap for the above port. For passage iu cabin, second cab: rates, Please apply on board. 026m ‘or steerage , at the lowest bier No 3 North river, or to JOHN HERDMAN & CO, 61S uth street near Wall stree ; he ne thet ah ps footof ss Lowber, will saxe, In cab vest berths early app BLACK BALL OR OLD LIN® OF LIVE POOL PACKETS—For Liverpool, only regular waeket of the Let November. me maguiticent aud celebrated fast sailing | favorite nip MONTEZUMA. burthen 1000 tons, Capt. A. Vely sail on Saturd: sec y, the Ist of Nov. eeraxe, and to § ould be made on board, ‘ers, OTHERS & CO. jeekman st, or to the SELLING OFF PREVIOUS TO LEAVING ‘THE PREMISES. LARGE ST(}! K OF DRY GOODS—at BILLINGS well-knowa | heap Store, 44 Pearl atreet near Chthas— The entire stock ia vow selling off, aud at such prices as must surprise even the greatest bargain hunters, cousisting of Silks, shawls, Cashmere, De Laives, Blankets, Flann ery low, Linen, a large lot of Prints, bleached and unbleached Muslins, Hosiery, Gioves, Lace, and iu fact every article connecter with a large and well assorted stock of Dry Goods, Do uot for- forthe nme and pamber= BILLING, ol3 ‘me 445 Pear! near Chatham FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND ‘EATHERS. OWITZ & BECKER % John st, have received by the last Havre packets,Louis Philip, St Nicholas and Duchesse WUrleaus, a full assor'ment of the newest aud most fashiouable styles of French Flowers aud Feathers, which they offer for +f? reasouable prices. 6 1mern LOWITZ & BECKER, %4 John at. Ixy Dia KUBBEK GUUDS. GOODVEAR’S PATENT. WARKANTED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN- “R ANY DtGREE OF COLD OR HEAT. GENERAL orem Ce tent, including Machine Bel Cloths, every width and thickness; Coats, Capes Pantsand Oyerhauls; Caps, Hats and Souweste: Shoes; Mechanic’s Aprons,’ Ladies Aprons, T’ ods made guider the above ting, Carriage aud other uf onchos Seameu’s Bugs, Letter Bags, Ship Buckets, Fire ‘ Water Hose, Life Preservers, Air Mattrasses” Cushious, Tar. pauliu: for covering deck freight,Portable Shower Baths, Bath- ing Mats, &e., &e, Forsale, wholesale and retail OY GEO. BEECHER, au28 2in*m 100 Broadway. r HOSE ELEGANT RUBBERS—NE W ENTIRELY — Mr. N. Hay’ origival discoverer and first iuventor Rubber, has discovered another 1m- jou, which will puzzie the world to has vow associated with hi capitalist who 5. est. This is the to his Metaire Rubber ‘he surface of patent leather, without using the crack- tng varnish heretofure used. His Shoes, now off red for sale iden lave, are without exception the moat perfeet arti- ¢ kind the world ever saw. For sale in qusaycies to HORACE L af Ww appli i OF COFFEE, ly used in the European capi introduced into the ted and cleaned coffee, aud about or less, according to the taste, diluted avn cup of excellent coffee — inced that the sngacity of the public uediately perceive the uumerous cou” pers in general, travellers by d indulges 10 the hope to be tion of a one teaspoon full, m with hot water or mil The wudersigued 18 co, of this country will mm ‘eui-uces it offers to house land of sea, restaurateurs, &c., a rewarded for the great sacrifice the introd tiwrays demands, by ve aworded to him his Essence. for sale at wholesale by H. D and retail by Bunker & Co., 13 Marden Jaue, aliberal patronege. which cannot y every person who will make atrial of Hill, No.7 Water street, JG. Gottsherger, Its corner Chambers and Centre streets, W. 8. Corwin, 639 Broad: way. E. L. 8ZADETZEK Y , Sole Manufacturer im*re the!) States NOUCE TU PNOPOSALS will be received at any time previous to the 22d day of November next, at the office of the subscriber No.6 Wail street, in the city of Ni the geubbing {fading masoury,, superstractan Mountain Railroad, in Pew ing trom Bear Mos: to office. ¥ coutr: cts MANROW | New York, Sept. 29d, 1045 623 Lin*r BLEACHING POWDERS. CASKS Bleaching Powders, now lauding from ship Columbo, and for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS, 120 olére 65 nnd 67 Nawsan street STATE MUTUAL LIFEZABSURANCE CU. of Worces ter, Mas President—Hon. John Davis, of Worcester. Vice Presidente—tHion. I Der ing hi tephen Salisbury, Esq Treasurer—Will: Dick 4 . zr — (\, m =" bq. w pre} “sl00 do. do. rc This institution is not tions for ranae on lives from do. ‘ed to receive npplicat "ro. $3000 at rates ah A. Sionxy Doane, M. D., Medical Examiner, re fi 32 Warren street 1 7 Imeodtr THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUPRIIAN GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, OADW. © upper corner of Murra’ en 251 28 wer T F bre, awarded ihe Medai, four * First Pre d ighest Honors,” atthe sxhibition at Boston, New York oud hiladelphia, respectively, for the best pictures and apparatus ever exhibited. GENERAL FURNISHING. ESTABLISHMENT ANI ey AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF VOIGTLAENDER’S APPARATUS. Plumbe's P Sawweras, Instractions, Plates, Cases, &e forwarded to nny desired poit than by any oth= or mann fertory. 99 8m D&W me AK AY, at lower rate: *. THOMPSON'S Dagaerrion Rooms, No. 28 Broad é ay, her aad Reade st LIKENESSES of the vari n by the improves process and Aaished in the’ mox yle, with all tw watural color Operations in all weather from @ A. M. till 4 P.M. Tostructions in theArt and Apparatus and Material: Ppp ee Te ak perior advantages are here offered aieimem AD Le ERS —4,000 Ibs. Hlinois Feathers, just received, for vy an E. K. COLLINS & Co. 6,South mt 025 re__% Fulton street, vext door to the Fulton Bonk EW ORLE ANS—A splendid packet «hi will positively sail to-day at 12 o'clock—can nce nud stwa few more se oud ¢ bin aud stee:age ! ke rite, nd will he succeeded by the very fast sai'- tug ship C ALEDONIA, to sail vositively ou Wednesday, 29th October, her rexuiar day. The ab he wat awe tr which app: «26m Bacu di barque GENES! above, he: For frei modatious, orto vel Bist Oct Avent i promptly Pac ni ind steerage passense: ure berths, ney have superior accommod tions and steerage passengers, with state roo. jer berween d et ship OSWEGO Johu: ve shi ay be depended on to sail as advertised | preve si passengers ftom being de ror cal cks being very lofty and. siry, and every way the comfurt aud convenience of those embarking for Jy on board, foot. of Pine street. orto J HERDMAN & CO , 61 Sonth ed. second cabin, ry anu Now ly first regular packet—To sail slat Nov.—The esegau( fast sailing packet Mia st, master, will pu regular day. ight or passage. having handsome furnished accom- » avply on board at Ocleans wharl fo tof Wail COLLINS & CO. 56 South ly no govds received ou bourd after Friday evening, in New Orleans James E. Woodruff, who will forward all woods to his address, a coe will suceee d and « iL 10th Novemh: vessel for cahin second Those rs caunot be surpassed. should sot foil to make early ard, foot of Maides Inne. 0° to W. & J. T TAPSCOTT, 75 South street o2sr corner Maidan fine FOR SALE, FR' IGoT OR CHART EK —The very fast sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE, 513 tons, carries 1500 bales New Orleans C.tron; was built is this erty (with live oak, and lorust top; newly coppered and patent felted, Has handsome accommod tions for 24 passen- gers. Apply to E. K COLLI*S & CO. 0% 56 South street, te ruoms of the Art-Un on will be lighted up every fa (—Sundays excepted—fiom 7 till 10 o'clock, uutil e AMERICAN AKT UNION, Broadway jon, a. d those desi ous of becoming me: a ointment ou the eve ol the dis’ rittion oat seme R, F_FRASER, Superintendant yiNe Ol R—200 bbls tliuois Flour, from Albion snd Lacklide Mills, now land ng from ship Oswego, and for sole by EB. K. COLLINS & «6., olfre 56 South stres Fi, TS AND FELTING. 3,00 B—Also keep constantly on hand, Polishi nay ble po! 1500 022 Imm. MARKTELLE & No. 3 ANU ‘Worl M Hair, Danguy’ vew style of Everlasting Curis, and all wholesale Also, very larg Dresses, such as Algeriennes, cieune, Dacht N. B.—The trade supplied on reasonable terms. YAKDS, just received fr m the best’ manufacto- ry in Kanglaud. of various widths, for sale by PERS: E & BROOKS. 65 and 67 Nassau st. Cloth, for ishers. im me KEAMS TISSUr. PAPER.— 20 Keams eves o 20 = do in 200 do Blue wo do Yellow 200 «do Green 20 =«©6do | Purple 900 «do assort d colors 1500 reams cf the bert gnelity, for sale by P- RY&Sk & BROOKS 65 and 67 Nassan #. HOLDEKMANN, jo. 37 Malden Lane, FACTURERS an of Ornamental Hair ke, Wins, Te 1s, Seams, Bandeau ‘ouper cel-brated 15 inches long, ana inds of Hair Work, @ assortment of Flowers. Feathers, Head Oriental, Pompadours, Exyp- kinds of ary articles. c id Imports » Bands, ‘urled H. and aud all 21 Im*m ALEX DODWORTH will commence a Private Dancing School at his residence, No. 448 Broome street, on M ion, day Oct, 20th, to continue ‘during the senson, every Monday, ednesday, Thursday, and Savurday, at 3 P. M. tor Ladies, ind at7 for Gentiemen.” For terme, &. apply as above. oll Im*rre ISTOW’S: BR SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL BYSTEM Academy189 Broad wa: +» Room No.6, at 189 Broadwa' admirable sand inade a Gm vast benefit No comp cnsD HAS Bris nen ef KVEKY AGE and capacity, to ng in st er, NO ra lessons will be give or WRITING system of Penmanship, euthemen of this eit poklyn, vi FAT REDUCTION in hia terms, in orderto render the tof his instructions within the reach of every one plaint (moraily speaking) is more general than that of 'D!. This is much to be deplored, since the remedy tantly at hand, ‘alike SIMPLE, SPER DY. sud and guarantees to tH ad Brook tow prom nto @ bewotitul, free, x yle of penmanship, executed in an elegant off-h: o matter how illegible or cramped the hand may be: IN TWELVE FE ASY LESSONS. {free of charwe) if required Lady Sv ffotk and | MR. MURDOCH AS BEN! MUCH ADO Banedicx Tues. at 70" co MR: will ay— LEOPOLD DE MEYER. And last night but two of his engagement. ‘clock. Ali: Box Office. ‘AND AS BEATRICE. Monday Byening., omen aTth, be form. NOTHIN ABOUT T! a M4 RAL Bite CK. it lurdoe! - Mrs Dyott Price of Admission—Boxes, $1; Pit, 50 cents; Gallery, cents. Doors open at 64 o'clock, aad the Curtain willrise precisely ited number of Setsou ‘Tickets may be obtained W.E. hott Willh After Wi ‘os Dan Pabitha T Miss Popp.ujay. Corporal Canteea. ‘Theresa. . Gabriel. Pit and Gall Doors wi Will be Ki: To corelude w P Stace MaNacEn..., BENEFIT OF MRS. A.C.) Monday Even! ira October 27th, SOWERY THKATAb. Monday Evening, October 27th, apoleos. Hero, the 1 W cen! lery, 1236 cents. Bunton ..... MR. AND MRSC HN be performed. OLD THUND! M KEAN, Mr Bl neh rd ‘on ry RE AND ManaGER he dvs ERBOLT. Ir J R Scott open at half past 6, the curtim will rise at 7. SNOT STREET TE PHILADELVHI 4 FOR SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY. Monday Evening. October 27th, : Ma performed THE B: Mowatt. wh od e. formed THE LADY OF LYONS—Cloude Mel- ran; Pauline, vires © Kea h THE KING AND I— MrG Barrett; Drake, Mr Sha it Wm Melrose, i Jessie, Mrs WH Smith. H. E. Stevens MOWATT. E OF LAMMERMOOR— idger of Ravenswood, Mr Crisp; Lucy Ashton, Mrs AC THE FIRST FRATRICIDE—Abel, Mr Mr. Davis. To conclude with USED UP—Sir C Coldstream, Mr Crisp. in the er! Monda; BRILLIA Clown, Rin te displares this ova willbe displays bis even NA next week. if Boxes 25 cents—! BOWERY CIRCUs. BENEFIT OF MR. PENTLAND. United Staves HOWE'’S spl ormances alwi Ge R are ev) or read alone. dita being 5 a 6—Vital MONDAY, TURSDAY with all the original mu: Evening, October 27th, ! DISPLAY OF HORSEMANSHIP. Mr Pentland Mr De Camp to the public EQUESTRIAN TALENT ‘wow concentrated in the Bowery Circus did troupe is engaged, and will appear over before 11 o'clock. rit 123¢—Children half price. om CASTLE GARDEN. ADMISSION 124% CENTS. Sunday Evening, Octobe: The following selections, comprising the compositions of the Ereatest and best masters, will constitate t a 26th. musical arrangements of the evening. PROGRAMME. ART rman spark of He: Ly e Tutermussion of hi 1—Chorus from the remission of sin... TOIL pos’ in peace dawn of day idnight hour, aud AdiKio mucert to iz the whole day the as 24 dao: ‘ensive e tiful pros) ery wher to ie OPERATIC BURL PALMO'S MTHIOHAN OPER co Is nighily greeted with shouts of lau; fashionabl. JeOhoras—Hosannah in the Highest 9—At 10—M hevin sthalfpast7 o’ele splendid and ‘OWN open to visitors, Who May ei joy themselves the somantic sceaery of Iand aud w h ys lead tote upver c c ance to the promenase ea, will enavle the lover of Lin New York. Seats aud found four those who are inclwed to me ALHAMRA, No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) UR TRIUMPH AD dieuco 200 Or De Ino ob Terrapi a a close burlesque on the FRA is! Pres A GRAND VOU jon 25 cents. DIA vi ous to whi AL CONCr pen ut? o'clock. Peformance to commence at » Handel Rooke . Havdu jeukomm + gy Handel . Bloomfield ++ Haydn ‘Helwig J Handel fer aprend NT, PANY lebrated Oj f Celebrated Opera of ich will be given RT. tik G 026 1 MRS. 026 on whi of the On whi the dir laces, talents M LE BULL, in retwi erotfying ode otf ALHAMKA, CONCERT OF No. 559 Broadway, (between ales A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTR! and Prince.) MENTAL ACKtD MUSIC, ILL, be given at the above establishment on SUNDAY EVENING, October 26, by the foliowiug well known PHILLIPS, IRS. SHAH MK. H I*re OLE MR. MURPHY. Mi. OLDFIELD And a full and effective Orchest:a LL Admission % cents. Concert to commence at 74 o'clock. U FAREWELL TO AMERICA. his heartfelt tha: ke tor the many Testimonials received by him trom the Ameri- can people, has the howor to auuonies tha his Last Appearance on this Continent will take place at THE TABERNACLE, On Thursday next, October 30th, ich occasion he will gr CON INCERT, FOR THE BtNEFIT OF THE, Widows’ and hans’ Asylum Fund sot Masonte Fraeruity of the State of New York ich occasion he will be d by S. Lau DER, Mis8 &. DE LUCE, MK. DUFFIELD, rection of MR. GEORGE LODER. or of James Herrin; of the State of New re fo And an ORCHESTRA upou the most extensive scale, under TICKETS ONE DOLLAR to be obtained at the usual Grand Secretary of the Grand rk, at the Howard House, M at right LECTURE ON CHINA. : oe 2th October, at the New York Society Li rary. STANISLAS HERNISZ, Late Attaché and Interpreter tthe U.8 s ISSION TO CHINA, Novels, e novel It. Leetnre ke. Extract be read from a very, i, entitled Se Tin Kwei Ching Doors open at 7 o’clock P. M.—The Lectare will eommence Single Ticket 50 cents, to be had at the door. inst. The second Lecture will take place on Wednest son the Pepi age and is i i¢ Tung at the ted by all city, combed wich the members New York Sacred Masic Societies. SPLENDID FESTIVAL CONCERT HE SUBSCRIB».R has the pleasure of announcing to the Way Tabern the most dist of the eity of New York, th ‘ocal aud lustramental Conceit on ing, the 1Uth of November, arie, on which occasion he will be as of the guished professional ability of this Phulhaumanie avec CARD-U. C, Hill respectfully solicits all those of his ma «cal friends, ladies or yeutlemen, who may be competent fa take part in the performances, either vocal or instrumental, 0 he above Concert, to meet forrehearsal at the C Broadway, on Mone eM N and Leonard recisely. street, Di entitles LA SORTIE DU BAIN,” (Comii by all who hat confidently opened for the inspection of the lovers of thi lime an 4 beautiful art. from 9 A. M. until 10 P. 50 cents, ‘and refined work, whi een it to be the chi and which has attracted crowds of admi been brought to this country at great cost and risk, and day and Wednesday Evenings, h d’ ere vers liseum, 4) t 7 o'clock O18 tON10 re OW © XHIBITING, (for @ short ime ouly ) at the Rooms lof the Natioual Academy of Design, corer of Broadway je Kuyper’s celebrated statue (in marble} g fom the Bi th.) vas bee end en moder Euro . Admittance 2% cents.— 930 rre pace ee LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZING, We. AD. ACHILLE respeettully announces to her frieuds aid aN 41 Wall For y ev cl on any For Polka ¢ young Geutlemen. Evening Class tor Gentlemen, desirous of forming by then- Polka or Marurks Quadrilies ut to both parties Iker street. patrons, and to the public in keneral will commence on Saturday, October Lit that DAYS OF TUITION. am ry rang Ladi Wednesday an Hoe! and Gentlem uadrille Cla hour my days au individual and or Mazurka, for desired. Madame A. cout rates, (o give visand conven yrivate lessons ia ' pidies aud Gentlemen, atany fixed hours d yong Masters ander, 10 ve Suturday, from 31050 every Taes fay and Thursday rate fami hy at her Salvon, Ne. professional services a her regular class creat jo at ing, Waltzing ies. | | SACRED MUSIC AND SUNDAY CONCERT. -Kufiner ir. Hawes hter by numerous and AND WEDNESDAY, Oct. 27th, an Will be Presented the grand Eehienian Opera, entitled | ew minutes after being found, not a vestigs : Ie fe young Indies’ bonrding sehoc ie te estan ee Turive the peat of the Catach eer” | Balree Bals.excinavely forher pupils, accompauied by thei bg Bean be seen from? to 1 A.M. or from 3 to 8. M. | Peeing mecorrespoudeuce with, severtl of the principal pro: AORU HAND traght by Mr. B. For sale,awork on | ‘essorin Parie, Madame A. receives from them all the wovel Short Haud J | tis of te day, Sertonadope them. ta her clasees or private lew eal ook Keeping by Denble and Single Kntrytanght | Wha no zg to her pacrou’s deshies. 817 Lovtre Visiters in New York can take a course of Writing in three | 7VASB & WARD having verw » Inve removed ts days. oure Of ee imeod're | Cygne No. #8 Broad strert, ve (uc .oreF Of Skome street. ny | te LAN? BK VENING’s MAIL. Wasbington. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuiieron, Oct. 24, 1845. | The Tariff—Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Walker—The Seeretary of State in an awful quandary. ‘The country has some interest in the Federal Ad. | ministration. It is composed of men elected for the service of the public, and as a servant of the public upon the watch-tower of our free institutions, we are not only authorized but enjoined to keep up ap impartial but vigilant surveillance over our Federal ministers, their policy, their movements, and their designs—the subjects of their disagreement, and the overtures proposed te their harmonious settlement. Concurrent and concordant as have been the Pre- ident and his Cabinet upon most other subjects, from the outset there was an insurmountable barrier of cold iron between Mr. Walker and Mr. Bucha- nan on the sabject of the Tariff. And now, that the day approxiraates for the reference by the Execu- uve oF his recommendations on this subject to Con- gres8—now, that there apeeen no leaping the chasm between a Revenue Tanft and the law of ’42—no circumventing it—the question Low recurs, shall the Secretary of State yield the wall to Mr. Walker —remain in the Cabinet, submissive and impotent, | or retreat again into the ranks of the party in Pean- sylvania. with the manly resolve offinflexible resist- ance to the invasion of the Keysione by the anti- Tariffites of the South ? Mr Buchanan was offered a seat on the Supreme Bench by John Tyler in 1844, which he declined, first, because of his contempt of the nominating au- thats sae for the sake of appearances ; it would have appeared that the appointment to said judgeship if #ccepted, was preconcerted—the re- ward of Mr Buchanan for his services to said Tyler in the matter of the Texas annexation. It 18 now believed that the office would be acceptable to the Secretary of State—a safe and dignified retreat from the aquabbles of the Cabinet, so unsuited to the et and quiet notions of an old bacheler. Butthe State of Pennsylvania, or rather Mr. Bucharan’s oracle there, the Harrisburgh Union, enters protest against any such arrangement. Mr Buchanen 1s not to be made a ‘warming pan,” for the ac- commodation of an “ardent Virginian,” Mr. Stevenson or Mr. Mason, anxious for his place as the prime minister of the Administration — Even should Mr Buchanan resign his seat in the Cabinet, he is not to accept the black mantle of a Supreme Judge, and the perpetuity attached ot $4,- | 500 per annum, as the price of the sacrifice of the cold iron of Pennsylvania,to the cious and mer- ciless little free-trader of the Treasury Department. It he does resign, (and he is urged not to budge a toot) he is to take his place at the head of the ranks in Pennsylvania, leading them to the renewal of the battle against the free-traders in 1848. Here then, is a precious quandary for the Secre- tary of State to find himselt in at this time of day — He has been fairly overslaughed by Mr Walker on the question of reducing the Tariff; it would be un- pleasant to knock under and remain in the Cabinet after this; but if he resigns, his constituents protest that he shall not seek the ignominious shelter of the Supreme Court; but that he is bound to throw him- cell again into their ranks and contend for the pro- tection upon cold iron, while there isa nail in box and a hammer to drive it. If Mr. Buchanan leaves the chair of prime minister. the chances are, that he will have nothing to rely upon except his h zards tor the Presidency in 1848. He is, in short, in rather a puzzling predicament. Something, how- ever, may yet be done. Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Walker were closeted a long while yesterday, per- haps upon a compromise of some sort, of which, however, our hopes are not very sanguine. Let us hope for the best, while we prepare for the worst. Among the late arrivals in town, we notice those of Levi D. Slamm, of the New York Globe, Col. Perel ie of N. O., and Charles Fenton Mercer, of Flonda. Wasuinoton, Oct 24, 1845. The Tariff—Tea and Coffe —Social Affairs—Case of Lieut. McLaughli»—The U.S. Journal and its premature decision—The exclusive Reports of the Herald. In a late letter upon the tariff we referred to a contingency which might arse in the proposed reduction of an inerease of the duties upon tea and coflee—for increase read imposition— as there are no duties upon those articles except under certain specified transhipments, which are the merest trifle in comparison | with the aggregate importations. To-morrow we shall give a serious and more specific chapter upen the subject of the proposed iriff revision, showing by what organization a reduction may be eilected—upon whet issues— upon what articles, and by what means, and at what time. Our opinion is fixed that a revision | will not be effected during the ensuing session, should it be proloaged tll September next. Our letier upon social affairs in Washington ig necessarily deterred. We desire to give such an exposition, with such conclusions\as cannot fiil to attract attention and suggest improvement, notwith- standing we are as good as, and mn many respects better, perhaps, than our neighbors. Our attention has been attracted this evening to a premature article in the U. 8. Journal, on the sub- ject of abuses in the Navy, animadverting particu- larly upon the alleged extravagances of Lieutenant McLaughlin, of the Florida Squadron, during the late most expensive Seminole war. A fair show to this officer would have suggested the withholding any expression of opinion until the close of the in- quiry in progress atthe Navy Department. The reports of this intere ‘ting examination pub- lished exclusively in the Herald, have attracted no small attention, and some iittle carping on both sides. We can answer to the impartiality and fide- lity of our associate, of which his reports, how- ever, are a suiticient evidence. Last news from the seat of war. By a traveller trom the South we learn this evening that at the last advices the U. S. army at Corpus Christi were about establishing a tempory theatre for their diversion while awaiting the issue of war. We give litle credit, however, to the story. Baxtimone, Oct. 25th, 1644. 4 Crowded City—The Defalcation Settled—The Keane’ Benefit—No ‘Straw Bail”—The Swise Belt Ringere— Damage Case Settled —Fertune’s Frolic - Child Burnt to Death—An Odd Scene ina Quaker Meeting -.& Youth- Sul Preacher—Markets, $c. For the last fortnight the hotels of this city have been crowded to overflow with strangers, and they still conti- nua to flock in from every direction without the slightest intermission. Some are merchants, some seekers of plea- aire, others seekers of office on a pilgrimage to or from Washington, and others, again, seekers of other m vorket books—the latter class have met with but little success of late, it not being a more profitable business ia this section than office seeking. Mr. Hardeman and Charles Soran have settled their lifficulties by notes of band, and now are firing at one an- other through the newspapers. The Keans had a pretty good house for their benefit last night—the bill was “Romeoand Juliet,” and “The Follies of a Night.” The Museum is doing well with its vaudeville business. Sefton, Chippendale and Mrs. Timm we still there. ‘The County Court yesterday held Charles E. Goodman t» bail in the sum of $6,000, for his appearance to answer the immoral charge of shooting Mr.Cockey,about a month ince—and in $10,000 bail to answer a suit for damages Vhere is no inefficient or “straw bail” to be received in he county court. the city court would do well to fol- ow the example there set. The Swi Ringers give two concerts in this city n Wednesday and Thursday of next wi They were vut poorly patronised on their last visit, but as they hi educed their price, they will doubtless do a good busi- ness ‘The case of Reed, vs. the City of Baltimore, heing a i Inid at $10,000, for injury sustained by Hillen streetfbridge, in consequence of a je railing, was brought to aclove in the y by a verdict of $: acarcely nx! weny, med Pink, not leas thi carter in this city na » Not leas tha: ity yew of age, with a large ain of children, whom he bi and supported from his earni re. ceived intelligence a short ti ince from England, that vy the death of a relative, he le heir to an estate ¥ about $50.000. He bas consequently gone to take possession of it, and perhaps there is not a man more worthy ofthis freak of old dame Fortune. A little girl about six years of Sao, anghtet of Vir« Marshall, was yesterday burnt to death by her clothes aking fire. She was alone in the hou d died inn her ‘ity court = snough to fe lothes being left on her. One of the most singular and unheard of scenes per- vaps ever witnessed in ® Quaker meeting house, took Jace in this city on Thursday—the yearly meeting of ion. Shortly after the hour whilet the brethren and tently communing with their own minds tas to the assemblage from Pennsylvania, inietly, and without being observed, stripped himself, ndappeared hefors them in a perfect state of nudity, ing ‘on being allowed to speak. He was imme- ely seized 4 friends, and the partition to the fe- fide of the meeting closed, and it required almost to compel fim to put on his clothing. He rwards explained the matter in the followin vert-He had a dream on the previons night, and hought that the spirit of the Lord had appeared before ‘in, and commanded him to humble himself before the necting on the next day, by eppenriog in their midat with ne person exposed, and to ddreas them in thie situation with respect to eertain matters, which v ould ‘hen and there be revealed to him by the Holy = it was in the fulfilment of this imaginary command, ang f the dele