The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1845, Page 3

Growtu or Sr. Louvss.—This central city of the ‘West is taking rapid strides in population and wealth. The Repudlican estimates the number of build- ings erected in this city the present season at two thou- sand, one half of which are of brick. The number of bricks used the present season are put at 42,000,000, and the number of pressed bricks, which are used only forthe fronts of five buildings, and cost $18 per thou- sand, are set down at upwards of 300,000. Trixrry CouteGe.—By a neatly printed catalogue published by the students, it appears that there are— Resident Graduate; niors, 22; Juniors, 22; Soph- mores. 19; Freshmen, 14; total 82. The new building will afford additional facilities—and it appears to be an institution calculated to do full justice to its students. Places. Pittsburg. . Oct 30, Wheeling,. ..Oct, 16. Louisvill 13 feet inchannel. 4 feet 5 inch 5 feet on flats and bars. ive a Concert at the Our Brooklyn frends will ty to hear these charmun hest satisfac The Cheney Famit Brovklvn Institute this ever to take ti is opportu lists. Therr concerts have beet greatly applauded Tollet Articles.—The most choice of Lub! Guerlain’s, Roussel and Prevost’s Extracts, ag Ped of the Biv a reains av 18. mo: ith Razors from the most celebrated manu- facture’s,( warranted) Cosmetics, Deutifrices, and every prepa- yatiou belonging to thetoilet. Kor sale by G. SAUNDERS & SON, 17 Brosdway, opposite Howard’s Hotel. Guard the Hair Cautiously—Is your head flee f and di ff? Ip your " i it see advertisement. Hill's Infallible Onguent for preserving and besutifying the Hvir—go wh stariny . Why is it? Can anybod Sally ba as Qc yt &e . staying the falling off of the hair, chenging red or grey hairs to a tenutital toilet preparation for keeping the hair moist, soft, itis really admirable; all who sre in want of such an artic! gan’t do so well as try the Onguent, Hiull’s Principal offic No. 13 Nassau street. For agents aud certifc dt i ndruff, scur! , ‘on bald parts, re ring it MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, Nov. 5—6 P. M. Quotations for stocks to-day declived several per cent. Stonington fell off } ; Norwich and Worcester 2; Erie Railroad }; Reading 1; Morris Canal }; Farmers’s | Loan 4 ; Pennsylvania 5’s 4; Long Island 3} ; Canton 2}; Harlem 1}. The sales were not very large, and it was the general opinion in the street that prices would soon improve again. ‘Two members of the new board of bro- kers failed to-day, and it was undoubtedly the effect of these explosions that depressed the market. ures alluded te were two extensive bears, and the failure of a few more of that class of operators would relieve the market very much. ‘ We annex the current quotations for State and other stocks, in this market, compared with those ruling at two previous periods :— Prices or Stocks ix er Yoru Manger. deem: - 845, g Rate. able. Oct. 15, Oct. 27. Noy, 5, United States6 "1962 —a— Wiga— nt alll “ 5 188 103 a— 102%a— 103 a — New York, 7 1Ms49 109 a— 1644a— 101 a101% « PS paar seve “ $i Yen0-61-69 100 100, at00 100344 — 9 a— 010034 1003ga — “ 2 99}4n — | 99%al00 — a — “ $ “ 5 “ 5 “ 4% 1819-5 Oho, 6 180 6 =, 6 1856-60 Waa 9g “ 5 1850-56 — a = “- 7 186 100 all 10434105 — a — Kentucky, § — 1OLZA1O1NE 101%4al013¢ 10O¥a101 ee ete sae leer eas gs 6 1870 5 years | pemeees renee oo Pennsylvania,s = =—— Tennessee, 6 = — N York City,7 1857 « ‘7 1852 “ 5 1850 “ 5 1858-70 full serip 95%a 96 N. Y.Lifeins. & Trust Co. ayes Warmers’ Loan & T' 3a 3H Ohio Life Ins. Bank of U. 8. Ls Boston & Providence Rail’d,1 N. Jersey KR. & Trans. Co Mohawk & Hud’n Railroad, a— ba Uticn & Schenectady Rail’d, 127 0128 128 a— 117 al4o Syrcuse & Utica Railroad, eee a eee &Syracuse Railr'd’ — a— = a> im a= & Rochester R. Ry all 163 ¢ Railroad, tie 504 “3d a0 SaBba se We have vory little change to report in the quotations or market value of our principal State stocks. Prices are merely nominal, on account of the very limited trans" actions. ‘There is a speculative movement going on in of our railroad stocks, but independent of this there as very little doing in the market. The legislatures of several States have convened, and the time is near at hand when most of them will be in session, An extra session of the legislature of Illinois will be called the | ensuing winter by the Governor of that State, for the purpose of adopting any measures necessary to carry out more thoroughly the reve que law passed at the last session. ‘The populatio,s of Illinois has within the past year ortwo increased @ very large per cent, the col” lection of taxes under #1, the taxation laws, has progres- sed and is progress) ay very satisfactorily ; the sale of public lands, and ¢he increase of agricultural produc- tions, have bee larger than in any Western State; the work on the ¢anal 1s going on rapidly, and [linois will emerge more suddenly trom the fivancial difficulties un der w'aich she has for the past ycar labored, than is gene- Thsly anticipated. The finances of Michigan are rapidly improving, and ‘we have no doubt the legislature of that State,about con- vening, will perfect some plan, by which the credit of the State will be redeemed. The population of Michi- gan within the past five years has increased about eighty per cent, and its agricuitural productions about one hun- dred and fifty per cent. From a recent census taken of St. Joseph’s county, it appears that there has been an enormous increase in thé departments. Census anp Aonicuntunat Propucts or Sr. Joseru’s Co., Mienican. ~ 1840. 1845, Inc’e. Population .. K 10,097 1029 | Whe bushels 131,451 471.276 939,825 Gorn 148,934 339,516 190 Oats. . 112,125 177,421 65,206 If this increase has been ral throughout the State, the productions of 1845 will 1d those of 1810, ia Wheat at least, five millions,and in Corn about three million bushels. The taxable property of the western States is increasing so rapidly that even at the present rates of taxation, the resources of each must in a short time be sufficiently large to meet their current expenses and the interest on the public debts. It may appear te many interested in a resumption of payment on the part of the delinquent States, that they are making very little progress towards accomplishing so desirable a re- sult, but in this they are mistaken. ‘The greatest pros- perity exists in every section of the country, and if no improper legislation in Congress or in the State Legisla- tures, destroys the present healthy state of things, there will, without doubt, be a resumption of the payment of the interest on the debts of every delinquent State or Territory in the Union, except Mississippi and Arkan- ras hin ‘the next five you This result will be brought about by two things first, the immense and rapid increase in the wealth and resources of each State, and the vast improvement in the public mind in relation to the subject of State debtedness and state delinquency. There will be, with- out doubt, at least one resumption the coming winter— Maryland ; and perhaps too—Michigan—and movements will undoubtedly be made in the Legislatures of other delinquent States from which we can tell some” thing in relation to the prospect of a more extensive resumptien. There has been a fair demand for sterling exchange, and the supply of bills in the market was large. We quote bills on London 8} a 9} percent premium ; on Paris Of 26 a 6f 25} ; Amsterdam 39} a 39} ; Hamburg 35} a 654 ; Bromen 78} a 78}. The decline in the rates for sterling exchange has fallen off within the past week or two very much and are still declining. The banks of Philadelphia have declared the follow- ing dividends for the past six months :—Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania 3+ per cent. for the last six months: Philadelphia Bank 4 de do; Kensington Bank 5 do do; Southwark Bank 6 do do; Mechanics’Hank 44 do do; Western Bank 4 do do; N. Liberty Bank 4 do do; Farmers’ and Mechanica’ Bank 6 do do; Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’ Bank 4 do do. The Farmers’ and Mechanica’Bank of Hartford, Conn. has declared a semi-annual dividend of three anda half yorcent. payable the 4th of November. ‘The tolls or the canals of this State, for the last week sn October amounted to $157,000, making for this season, up to that time $2 237,488. season of 1845 the total tolls will be at least $2,600,000, ‘We annex the reports of three of the Albany Banks for November, compared with Aug It will be ob- rved that the Mechanica’ and Farmers’ Bank has in- creased ite line of discount, circulation and deposits very largely Within the past three months, ir, aud brings it he ity and strength. Feil not to wry it. af your hair shows any symptoms of aceay, ed and sold by E. Phalon, 214 Broadway. For ageuts | re you may, and a box of it | dark color, snd as | The fail. | alone, | It is estimated that for the | ne . Loans, Specie Mechanics & F. a Fons ais Commercial . WoaTk 448.045 20,348 Albany City Baal 41,618 = 969,172 64,254 $9,533 2,223,148 126,051 i 629 409.629 bein h dy 296,763 166,916 258,452 Albany Cuy Bank. 27,110 255,021 $11,375 821,979 633,566 979,056 The leading features of these banks and those of this city compare as follows :— Aug. 1015. Nov. 1815. Loans aud Discounts. $42,883,061 44,810,3 Sp 8,015,700 8,086,651 6,374,114 6.839.965 465,851 21,941,925 27,547'586 5,605,661 ‘The country banks appear to have increased a larger per cent than those of this city. There is, however, a much greater uniformity in the aggregate amounts than we anticipated. Th rease in the amount of depos: shows that the discounts have been Jarger than the ac- tual wants for legitimate business purposes require. It shows that with all the speculation going on in stocks and several descriptions of merchandize,there is more ca- pital than can find permanent employment. An increase in the amount of deposits also shows that there must have been an increase in discounts. The banks ndeave , to reduce their line of loans just previous to,making their quarterly reports, but in many instances instead of call- ing in loans, they transfer them in such a way as to call them some other name, which reduces the amount of discounts in their returns. The increase in deposits shows that the loans have increased notwithstanding the efforts of the banks to disguise the fact. Old Stock Hxchange. $1000 U $ 5s "53 coup Div 2 shaw YS Co io ‘9000 Ind’a 90 yr bds 48 5000 Arkansas 6's 423% 175 = do 44 14000 Kentucky 6's Wi 20000 do a7 25000 do stm 101% 700° do 7 10000 Penn’a 5's 3 90 do | 100 do 74% 100 Nor & Wor 10000 Ohio 6’s, *56 985 525 do 3000 do "60 974 50 do 97 do 1 50 do 84 75 do 50 U8 Bauk *¢ 50 do 109 Vicksburg Bank 8% 100 do 40 Mechs & TraNO 65275 Reading RR | 30NO CanalBank 43 100 do 75 Farm Trust Bg 100 do 400 do 4” 50 © do | 90 do b60 4% 50 ko 40 do b60 31% 100° do ey do 33%, 190 Long Island RR 50 do 3% 50 do 40 Morris Canal 2, 100 do 300 do 4 390 do 590 = do. 23% 50 do 50 do 60 2324 50 Stonington RR 30 do 960 23) 50 do 10 Aub & Roc RR 103 50 do. | © Garlem RR 6 §=100 Erie RR 33 | 50 do 6554 100 do 33 | 50 do do uM 25 Mohawk RR 56% = i" Second Board. $3000 Reading RR bonds 68}¢ 25 shas Nor & Wor RR 82! 75 shas Canton Co a7 % do baw 8233 2% do baw 47, 25 do 100 do 1634 25 do baw 82%, ue do 163 atm Long fa | lo 100 Long Island RR 53 74 25 Canton Co bis 47 8 do 37 100 do 7 500 do 50 Stonington RR. BX 75 do 100 Morris Canal 23° 50 do 132° do 23% do 233 50 Erie RR 2% do, » 50 Nor & Wor RR New Stock Exchange. 50 shas Vicksburg Bk c 8 75 shas Canton Co 100 Morris Canal bsu 50 do lo © 2% 75 do 2 == do 530 23° 50 do 2% do b3 23% 5 do. 2% Long Island RR ¢ 754 25 do ‘do 3% 50 do 100 Nor & Wor ¢8 2% © do 2% do 33 80% | arriead, On Wednesday morning, the Sth instant, at St. Peter's Church, Perth: Amboy, by the Rev. Gordon Winslow, Hon. Atsert Warp to Catuanine Unsvia, daughter of | the late Cortlandt Parker, all of Tompkinsville, Rich- mond Co., New York. Died, At ‘Tompkinsville, Staten Island, on Wednesday morn- | ing, Renecca Seamax, wife of the late Capt. John Sea- man, in the 73d year of her age. |, The friends and acquaintance of the family are invited to attend her funeral, without further invitation, on Fri- | day, the 7th instant, at 12 o’clock. ‘The steamboat Sylph | leaves Whitehall at 11 A, M. —————_—_—_ THE GOLDEN RULE OF TRADE—THE : CASH SYSTEM, [8 daily, and hourly developing its immense, advantages over the old and nearly exploded ruinous Credit System ; aud juno branch of business are the bew buyer aud seller, than iu the very nec tailor. ‘Phe, audersigned (distinct tron tices of the day, suchas offering fine c prices,) would solicit the & 5 8 3 i < . = ry one of a merchant the humbugying prac- oats, &e., at very low ; attention ot geuilemen whoare in Want ot really good clothing, to a large assortunent of fine and | fashiouable West of England aud French Cloths, Cassimeres, | Waistcoutings, &c., of every shade and style, just received diz | rom Europe, and selected tor his «especial use, all of which will be mabufactured im the most fashionable and ele kant manuer, with every regard to that faithfajness of work- y" d favorably known as a fashior ed, und C. | dently. that une trial induce con: tinued patronage. ; Gentleinen who are in waut of superior garments, at the | YERY CHEAPEST RATES, will do well to call on CHARLES COX, Agent for the | Origmal Cash Tailoring Establishment, | No.9 Wallstreet, corner New street, | (Siew of the Goldou Flesee.) ally N. B.—Making and Trimming respe licited aud promptiy atteuded to, at prices commensurate with the above aties’ Habits, &e n6 3ctr TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Lest. Jsst eveurng, iu Broadway near the American Muse- wm, about 6 v clock, Oue £100 Bank of England note. } ‘Two 50 do do Ove 2 do do r The finder will receive the above reward on application at the office cf the National Police Gazette, Brokers aud others are requested Lo stop them it offered. 06 it*ec OVERCUATS, CLOAKS, Xe . LARGE aud splenaid suppiy of fashionable Overcoats aud Cloaks? trou at, STAATS & BARKER’S Clothing Warehouse, No. 179 Broadway. SING AT SIGH F. WARNER, author of the Kudimental Lesson in Mu- 1c, translator of Weber's Theory, &c., will open anew class for beginuers im Jearumg to sing, to-morrow (Friday ) | Evening, Nov. 7th at 8 o'clock, room No.411 Broadway. A new aud very com lete treatise on the elemeutaty principles of the art; & uew set of Vocal exercises, aud a diagramic apparatus for Lject, will give this class very superior privi- course (24 lessous tost u6_Lwis*re | _. DANCING SCHOOL, | MPR. J. BENNETT has the houor to inform the ladies an | geutlemen, his former trends aud the public, that | Ac.dwimes ate Open for the season, at 24H d oward street, on Weduesday ane Saturday afternoons at 3till6 for ladies ond Weduesday and Friday eveuings at 7 till 10 for ‘A liew class w! vimed for geutlemen on Fra » 7th, aad one fur ladies on jay atternoon, the k.’ Private lessuus given at any time to suit the aud at ‘hatin ay. On Tuesd Jadies and masters, and 7 till 10 for gentlemen, nowiledge of all the feshion aud Poika Waltz, without extra charges, Terms moderate, Due notice of ihe first Ball. { ABBEY HOTEL. TOLET—The Fumiture, Fixtures, te., &e., forsale. The premises are in good order and the Hotel in successful oper- ation. 4 he Proprietor having made arrangements to go South wilt sell his inte *. 16 1tr a reasonable te: ms th. enswir, fit fo Dinners and Sup} | novice. His ible | supplied with the best the markets al For the accommo: dation of parties « room and good music will be ready for those may wish to enjoy the same. Broom ALE Hoan, 102d sueet, N.Y., Nov. 1845. | _n6 ctr NATIONAL HOTEL, | Washington City D.C. TR PROPRIETOR of this He tormerly known a: Gadaby’s, but now generally called Coleman’s Hotel, is thauks to his frievds and the travelling (i tion of the commanity generally, forthe favors which thes have bestowed upon him since he opened his establishment and te assure them that he will spare no exertions to render hi: house worthy df wie patrouage of which he has already re ceived so liberal a share. The house having been, during the summer, thoroughly Painted and refitted, is now in first rate order for of travellers or residents eu ” ress, be ill always find_ comfortable lodgings, that the market afford, aud attentive and COLEMAN. 85 3md& Wis jab CHEMICAL BALSAM, that they Ww: table Polite waiters. ‘ashington City, September, 1845. x Invigorator, “4 A REMEDY for all di werdentel to the Hair and its restorative, in all cases where Baldness is not beyond the reach of art. Merits or rhe Cremict Bai sam on Haun Ixviconton. revents Baldne It removes Dandrjff and Cutanecn: it keeps the A "| ro and prevencs it at) tuming grey. LOW presented to tl orld, with a firin be Tiet that ar benutifal nud healthy restBkative ‘ot the. Hair it found on trial unequalled. Prepared solely by Ke Pha- » Washington, D. T yer & Phelan, ‘attle, Assembly Build- Philadelphia; H. ice, Brow 76 Broad st. Galumbar, Geoncit: 1 nd Chesnut 3 corner of Court and Howanrd; streets, Bost ston; C Fletelr, 3 er, No. 105 Fulton st., Brooklyn; M. §. farebom, Ulster’ Co., N. Vi; V. B, Locsrow, No. 4 Beaver street, Ibany; John B. Watson, Charleston Hotel, South Carolin 8. Tousey, Syracuse, N 918 Inte COAL. de i hates d best Lig od Orchard and few Anes cartage fro" re yard. at the follow) auual the fowest fue city,) namely. Bro rge nut $4 75; small nut $1 per ton, wi % ts. Coal Yard corner of King | and of ake from the ote PETER CLINTON si im*re . DUCKING GUNS. 5 {AS*S superior Duck Gtins, of the most approved length form, weight and bore, H Guus tere m store | Rivos fall stock 20, full stock o ‘ | _ Gad Stawamtre Ws SPIES he | “[- W. THORNE & CO, i J. Broad street, Saota di ices, in materials, Be. , 218 Pearl street ordinary success ‘0 private practice; and is prized 32s, | $300 over and above their expenses will 4 | Writing, with an opportuni) iN | Noo 10 DEBTORS OF | at No.2 DR. POWELL, OCULIST ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, at ends, to Diseases of Are Brena ‘to all rfections of ‘sic 9to4 at %1 Broadway, comer rarren st. o'clock, at his residen Ophthalmin, Sto of the Tear Passage, Cataract and Opserties, effectually remove AMAURUSIS treated with wrest attention aud success. luveterate Cases of STRABISMUS, or Squinting, eared in few minute ARTIFICEAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis- ting shed from ‘he ‘natural. ifices and residence 261 Broadway—entrance 134 Warren street. 6 1e*r DR.SALMON’S REMEDY Fox disorders of the Scomach, Liver ana Kidneys, accom: panied with indigestion, loss of appetite, headache, bilious attacks, giddiness, palpitation; Languor, low spirits, loss. ot strength, pains i the back, side, aud lower part of the chest, habitual eos Other distressing symptoms tiveness, worms, and THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE. has met igh tre: . it, that the proprietor has been induced to blic generally He assures any sufferer »ve complaints, that it is, as it professes to be, & invigorating the system restoring appetite, health, even to most debilitated. ¥ CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor any reparation of it, and does not prevent the closest atteution to asin ‘1 .e most satisfactory references given if required. Dit'WMH MILNOR, 19 Broadway, a6 in me oor of Johu st, Sole Agent for N,V. PATEST PAPIEK MACHIE TRAYS. NEW ARTICLE, in elegant patterns, is now offered at 8 much lower than formerly. y Table Kuives and Forks, in do pivces, made equal to thore the London trad lathers Braces and Bits, &e., and a general stock Pocket Cutlery, Saws, Razors, & The above are dircet trom thy i je, Brown of Tavle and wufacturers, and are offered at low prices BARTON BROTHERS, né MWE ttre 18 Platt street, CORR, FED ie reqtesied vo communicate with Me BX. Woodward & Dusenbery, No. 49 William street. ng ier BOARDING, G. <NTLEMEN and their families and single gentlemen can find pleasant rooms with board, for the winter, by apy wit! Browdway. 6 2th tre j ANTED—A situs Krovery store or acquauted with the city, aud can’ be Please apply at 61 South street, up stairs BOARD WANTED, young gentlemen there are vot more tl parlor with breakfast aud tea, aud du uted between Prince and Eighth sireets, ddress B. E. W att te. TO PRINTERS. ANTED—Two Priuters who are acquainted with every department of the business. Men who work at case aud ress. Will te preterted. Apply to E. D.C. fourth story, Herida’ Buildings APR sueatte “STOCK OF DRY GOODS WANTED. (OW AS porter oF assisuintin adry Koods, ipping office, by @ person who 1s well recomimended. 16re well HE SUBSCRIBER: wish astock of one, about closing bu: for which cash will be Address JF. through the p . u6 2#re ANTED—* situation as Color Mixer for Cotton, Wool- len or De Laines by Blue Dying, Madder Dyi Steam aud Spirit Work. business averaging 18,000 p: Ing to engage the applicant ceive every necessary information at 5 Gold st. —All letteis directed tu No: 5 Gold street, will 030 L diate attention WANTED, on capable of Color Mixing d has a perfect knowledge o| hie’ fulliled did. receive imme, wtme A act as Agents ale of new and popular Publications. be iusured to them in $ ts T $1000 per Each will have his district win to have at least son ge to $50 FRENCH’S Publishing letters must be post paid. : ‘of elearin men now in our employ will, no donl Year clear of ull expense. e necessary for a good fittiny roadwa} t to obtain at. Apply at irs. i EW YORK LAW SCHOOL—Introductory Lecture, Free-MR. CLERKE will deliver the introductory lee: tare in the large lecture room, at Cliuton Hall. on Thursday evening, the 6th of Novembs t, at half-past 7 o’clock. Subject—General and Legal Education, ud 3tixtme HE NAVY. ur. ILEY & PUTNAM, 161 Broadway, have for sale, “Hints on the Re-organization of the Navy,” and an examana- a“ Reply to Hints onthe re-orgamzation of the Navy.” atly privted pamphleta. 015 enidbw*re i THE FIRM OF WAL- RIDGE, ROBBINS & McKNIGHT. ‘he firm of Walbridge, Robbins & McKuight, lately trans: ‘ting business Liberty street, having made an assiguinent of all wor chaitels, effects aud credits to the undersigned, all per- sons ihdebied to the said firm are hereby uatified to make pay- ment of their said iadebteduess to the undersigned ; and such persons are hereby warned not_to make any such payments to any of the pe Ur composing the late firm of Walbridge, Rob- bins & McKnight. New York, October 30ch, 1845. ¥ KW. PEMBERTON & CO. 100 John st. Persons indebted to said firm are respectfully requested to furnish me with a statement of their accounts with guid Gir, tion Two nd 6is*rre WILLIAM NEWELL, = nis at I Sprace BR, STEREOTYPER AND PRINTER, ‘Tribune Buildings, NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE THE PARK, HSS ay entire new assortment of Type, aud every facility for Stereotyping and Printing, on the most favorable terms. n3 lw*m NATURAL TEETH. 4 at BeST OFFICE in this city tor Dental Operations is K. BROWN’S, 28034 Broadway, between Reade and Chambers sirrets. Natural and Best Premium Incorruptible 1 Teeth inserted. from. $1 to $3.50 Decayed Teeth and Root :e> ment, and warran'ed uselul and durable, only, . 50 Toothache cured effectually, in a few seconds, without the least pam. Teeth extracted on a new pi than half the usual pain, . References given to numerous families, nee a” so to the Medical i Faculty, 1 this city, by calling at28;34 Broadway, ree doors | above Champers street, next duor to Stewart &Co.’s new store. nd 3tistme x ALBION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON AND NEW YORK. Instituted in 1805. , OF $5,000,000. ful operation for FOK: |H._ to those msured ou the ut of ALL the profits ve, partici division of profits. Examples of Rates for insurance of $100. Age next; For one | For seven | For whole life | Kor whole life birth dxy | year, years. | withoutprofits | with profits. 2% 98 103 19 217 1:06 133 219 248 148 12% | 255 | 2 88 131 1 300 339 all ages from 10to 74 years, inclusive, from $500 ingle life. Medical Examiners. J. W. Francis, Esq., M.D. No. 1 Boud street. J. C. Beales, ksq., M. D., No. 513 Broxdway. ‘Traveiliag limits very liberal. Prospectus with rates, an- nuities, &e., and every information, can be obtained by appli- cation to theageuts. JOSEPH FOWLER, R.S. BUCHANAN, nd Stawlm*rc UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE: TPYHE lutroductory Lectures for the session 18454, will com- A meuce on Monday, 27th of Oct ber, aud will be delivered iu the University Medical Coljege in the {ollowing order :— Surgery, P-ofessor Mott, Monday, 27ch Uct., 7 F. M. Auatomy, Professor Pattison, Tuesday, z8th Oct., 7 P.M. obiacuerot Medicine, Professor Revere, Weduesday, 29th ct. ; (0 $15,000 0n $27 Wall street. Institutes of Medicine, and Materia Medica, Professot Paine, ‘Thursday, 30th Oct. 7 P.M. ss Midwat and the Diseases of Women and Children, Prof. Bediord, Friday, 3ist Oct, 7.2. M. Chemistry, Prot, Draper, Saturday, Nov. 1,7 P. M. ‘The profession and public are respectiuily invited to attend. ‘by order of the Facu.t} x JOHN W. DRAPER, Sec’y. Broadway. adeodis*re University Medical College, 65: Octe ber 20, 1845. 2 ty ¥ heaithy state of the guns, whether diseased, neglect or the result of mercurials ~as well'as to correct aud purify the y offensive odor, arising from the state of the teet fom the use of tobace r hilst its use caunot, un- der any circumstances, result in ijury to the teeth. THw Fiuip Dentirhice: is prepared by L. A. Rosenmille No. 147 Eighth Avenue, New Work, and aay be had at No. Ww and in Broadway atNos. 451, 511, 529, 963 au 'o8. 150, 260 and 268; in Grand street, Nos 146, 248, 274, corner of Norfolk and 413: in Broome corner ye 47 Houston; 282 Second street; 91 Ninth Avenu leecker street; No. 17 Aveaue D; Sixth Avenue and 1&h 10 Exghth Avenue—in Albany, at Comstock & C: . B. Briggs; Burrows & Nelli alisng & J. N. Cutter—in Newark, at rk; C, W. Badger; and J. KE. Tripp ba} k Elmendort + & K. Van Buski nl [2teod*re EMOVAL of Warcrenay fo i Vd R Build cor Chambers tt). BROWN sale, at E. offers for roadway, an elegaut ment of double and sin- aie action Harps. rich brillianey of toue, lightness of touch, perfect mechanism and elegant finish of ‘these harps are wnequalled. W. ‘0 bear the test of climate, and at Ku. ‘arrant ropean prices. The attention of merchants, and the musical world geverally, is particularly desired. Harps repaired, Strings, Instruction Hooks, &e,, JuF. BROWNE & CO, (From Exard, Me London and New York, established 1810 Certainly the finest harps yet produced. The first profession: al talent we have prefer these harps to all others.—London Mu nary addition of sweetness, purit elaborately and gorgeously cary: le the are elegantly shaped and finished.— Broudway. ournal, 27th, 1845. 03 1IMD&WF re Ts a RIT BT A hd MISS M. J. MARIUS & GEO. A. HOYT, ATE Papils of the New York Institution for the Blind, re- speetfully tuform thei ‘aud tie public that their Coneert will take ‘Nov. 6th, at the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadwa Kk. N. Bo=In the course of the evenin ussell’s celebrates Cantata of The Maniac, Old King ‘Tims, aud several popular ng, Duets, tb ni 3 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. GUITAR, SINGING, ACCORDION AND VIOLIN. M DUMSDAY, 425 Broadway, rrames ‘Sept 4 doors above Canal street «coutinnes to teach Ladies and Gentlemen of New 9 ork, a their residences, pait of the city. None ean doubt the many advanti 4 taught at home over those of at- teuding public classes, in all sorts ol Ww remonable, aud afi out mad thee are two oF more scholars at ove howe. A highly finished and rich towed Guitar for sale, and the very. best of city references given, on applications above. nt kre SOIREE MUSICALE. RS. VALENTINE MOTT, Jr... (0 yeili, und Member of the Royal speetfully informs her triends and the pal quest of numerous Funilies, she will her first appe: ta public, on Tharsdar . 13th of November, 1849, at the Avolto Uriated: by the follow ie emipent artists, 7 ; ip May- er; Mr. ttenry C. st tieorge f er. Tickets $1, to be obtained at the principal Music Stores, and at the residence of Mrs. Mott, 623 Broadway. né Steodr SATHERS—1,000 Ibs. Live Cleese Feath ly, ceived and forsale by BK COLLINS LS. 46 South st. ignor Rapetti, V: ‘imm; Mr. John Av nme FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to | Ladle year. Some | Hall, 299 | jn Granite | _AUCTION NOTICES. — UCTION NOTICE—Large Sale of Carpets, Gar Oe Slack Windee Shades eo thet os svithomt senerve, ta laces et ROR BALL, auction ——— LS Ania. BX 8% MIUDLETON— Auction Vhis Day, at42 Ann st, at Wo'elock, agaautity of Furnitnre, consisting of Chairs; ‘Tobles; Bureaus; Wash Scanda, (Also~\0dor five Freuch Hais Brushes, worthy the attention of de slers. Also, au invoice of Macaroni of fresh importation; together with a quantity of Mustard. Also. 9,000 Segars, np itr DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS AND PARLOR PLANTS AT AUCTIO: eer ill sell oa ee deh Bult at Il o’clork, at Roots, jase re- 1s bor ne of is market, 240 Double Dehtia Root , 100 Malabar Night Shade ape Hardy Rose Sushes, and J Gy order. aut = — ~~ F TO LET—For a Book Store, the small store 114 Ful- A hee sist Brooklyn. Apply on the premises. 6 Atte. TO LET—Two very handsome furnished parlors or two upper rooms, with a privete family. Enquire at 579 Broome atreet, between Hudson and Varick streets n6 It*re TO LET—A Dry Goods and Fancy Store in full operation, inone of the best busine's focations in the city. Apply by letter (free) to H. S , Heraid Office. no dtre Thursday, November 6th, at 34 P M., purse best Sin 5, auder the saddle. . . bl g Pat L bl m Bowery G - m UNION COURSE, L BE Proprietors of the Union Course h manner, offered the undersig his benefit.” He prop ¢ $30, mile heats, best three in five | trotting horses that never won a purse ove close at Messrs. Green & Losees by 90’clock, three or more to the [2th instant. 6 ittje 1.—TROTTING in the kindest f the track for the following » : lnrneag. fr $100. Entries to Secretary of the Union Course. | UNION COURSE, L. [*TROTTING. RIDAY. Nov. 7, at3 o’clock,a mateh for $500, mile heats, best three in Sunder the saddle. H Wo, n§ 3t*re LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. odruff's br ¢ Hector—P Hunt’s b g Moscow. CHANGE OF HOURS TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, Commencing on Monday, September 1sth, 104 Leave Brooklyn—At 83 o'clock, A. M.,Bostou ‘I'rain for | Greenport, dauy, Sundays excepted, stopping at rarmitisdale ‘and St. George's, Manor. at 9A. M., tor Karming (ale and intermedi- ate places, daily Sundays excepted, ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturitay: to Greenportand intermediate plac at 4 P. M., for Farmingdale and i places Sundays excepted. Leave Greenport—Boston Train, at lociock, P.M, or on the arrival of ‘the steamer trom Norwich, daily, Sundays excepted. stopping at St. George’s Manor and Farmingdale. at9 o'clock, A. M.; ..._, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leave Farmiugdale—For Brooklyn, at 6 o'clock, A. M., and IP. M., daily, Suudays excepted. Leave Jamaica—For patil at 8 o'clock, A. M F and 244 P. Ct . ily. sundays excepted.» Tare to Bedford 8 cents; Kast New York 12 3 Jamaica 25; Brus and on through ediate Coun,) 374; 44; Westbury 44; presen ‘oad Station 1 18%; Medford St. George’s Mau Jamesport 1 62); Mattetuck 1 62 chogue 1 6234; Southold | 62343 Greenport, Ace’n. trai | Greenport by Boaton Train 2 00. Stages are in readiness on the arrival of Trains at the several | Siations, to tuke passengers at very low Fares, to all parts of the land. tof Whitehall 30 minutes be- a 62%; Deer Park 69; 88; Suffolk Station 100; Lake | Station 1 18%; Millville 1 50; | Riverhead 1 gage Crates will be in readiness at, the t, to receive Baggage for the several Trains, ¢ hour of starting'from the Brooklyn aide, The Steamer Statesman leaves Greenpert for Sag Harbor twice each day on the arrival of the 'rains from Brooklyn. n6 FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisiana and New ork Line—Positively First Regular Pucket—To sail iuesday, 11th inst—Khe elegant, fast sailing packet stup OSWEGO, tts ton, master, will positively sail as al her re; For freight or ‘passage, having Tit | i | i | handsome furnished accom- modations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st., orto . K. COLLINS & CO,, $6 South jRoritively no goods received ou board alter Mouday evening, thi Ageut in New Orleans James E.Woodruff,who will prompt- ty forward all pods to his address, Packet ship Jane E. Williams, Parker, master, will succred ¢ Oswego and sail 21st inst., her regular day. ube SLY REGULAR LIN« OF PACKRIS FOR EW ORLEANS—The splendid aod fast sailing packet ship METOKA, Captain MeLauen, will po- itive sail on Monday, November 10th: aud the spleudid aud iss! sailing packet ship OS WEGO, Captain Jonuson, will po- sitively sail ou Tuesday, November llth, their regular days Persons about proceeding to New Orleans, will find it much to their advantage to selvct this live in prefereuce to transieut ships, 2s their puuctuality sailing inay be de on, and the price of pissage is very reasouabl, gan be:ths, early apphieation should Wall street, or to n6r H. F A, will be launche ‘ d Tiuie Vaden Mesos Pertne, Patterson & Brack, Water street, ou Thursday, 6th inst., at 2o'ciock, E | R. Porta was'built tor B. Blauco, tisq., and ed by Capt. G. Hernandez. She is intended tor a regular pack- et between this port aud Yzabal, Ceutral America. no 2t* re HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. & 75 South st, corner of Maiden Lane. LAUN Hr SCHOONER R POR from the head of Benevoleut Suciety, will ‘ Ttake piace ou ‘Thursday, the 6th dustaut, at the Apollo Saloon. x Dinner ou table at 6 o'clock. M. M. NOAH, Presideut. Henny Gotpsaits, Sec’y. ud 2t*re MARCHE MAKOCAINE, BY LEOPOLD DE MEYER. HIS Edition has been revised and corrected by the com- poser hinself. biome ators for sale b bal bs | no 1 CO eats Cocarcae for the purpose of sactiug the Auction aud Genera: | mission Business in ail ite brauches ; have 66 Vesey street, near Greenwich street, aud are prep ceive coasignments of Furniture aud all property for pudlic or private sale. New York, November Ist, 1845, PHILIP JOHNS } _nd2t*r ROWLAND H. TIMPSON. SEGARS—SEGARS—BARGAINS. HE SUBSCRIBEKS having lately purchashed an exten sive stock of begars, by order of Assign &e Ww enabled§to offer greater bargains thin ever lower than the cost of manulacture or it po Wmyare seyeral lors, exceediigly desirable. For hulesale Segar Emporium, 108 Wal eet, Up stairs. ng Lim's KENNe TH & LAVERTY, HASTINGS’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! i OTWITHSTANDING the. short time during whic this iavaluable mediciue has beea before the American Public, its specific properties aud virtues have unequivocally proved it to be not oaly the most reliable but also. unfailing remedy in all affeccious prescribed to be with its legitimate ¢ utrul. Unlike many vaunted articles advertised, the Naph- tha Syrup is not pat forth as a succedenum for every aiiment, a remedy for every disease; but for its astonishing powers, possessed by no other medicament within the range of the harmecopeia, in allaying 1 itation or inflammation mucous coatings, and stimulating the bronchit to action; in its reunarkable Virtues.as an expectorant and am alterative, aud above all tor its wonderful property o! ‘: ARRESTING ‘THE FORMA LION OF TUBERCLE, ‘And breaking down pulmonary disease when established. All airers até referred to num: recent cases which will be hed at the office of the sgeney. The experience . and more recently six cases of eure (vive Lon cet) effected by a zealous fellow laborer, Dr. Hocken, adon, are suthcient of themselves to convince the timor- ous or skeptical of the perfect curabitity by the above remedi agent of that justly dreaded disense, Phthisis Pulmonalts or ‘abercular Consumption. Let none despair. For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents, 41 Ann street, and J. Klljott, 173 DIVISION STREKT, op- posite Ludlow, New York, Price $1 a bottle—six bot- for $5. nd Im je 7 [SHE Proprietors of the New York Coffee Saloon, 217 Ful- ton reet, would respectfully infor.a his customers and the public generally, thatin iuture he wills erve up t ition to the usual Dill of fare, Alnimode Beet at 6d per plate; Fried Oysters and Poultry of all kinds at Is per piate. All those who will favor him with their patronage, will find every thing served up in style wot to be suxpassed by auy in the city. 029 Iw're (ARFENBURG & LUIS, 961 Broadwa: igued have tnis a: of Johusou & 0. red to re 1 other descriptions of = MQXS. FOIGNET, one, of the ri Known to the public us the firm of Fo Classigal Frenet aud English School, and ander whose chai isthe Frenen Department, takes this opportunity to inform his and the public in general, that he will re-open ng Class at hts school room, No. 730 Broadway, on tober 20th. resi- Amity, or at the schoo! | dence, No. 217 Gr 09 Stawlm* re. A CARD. SIGNOR RAPETTI having dedicated himselt exelu Othe instruction of , respectiully informs his and the c, he will, during the mouth of October, com- ience a class for the VIOLIN at his room, } Broadway. Terms moderate. ‘Those who are desirous of becoming pupils, will please, apply. to Signor, Godone, 403 Broadway, and ai roadway. Chambers & Jolie, 385 i Signor Rapetts will coutinre, es usual, giving lessons on the Pi eodim*re yo and {talian Singing. _¥21 eodim*re L 1, firm and white, just ARD—0s bbls prime Leaf Lar . newee, for sale | Tanded ex banaue Genesee forsale by 56 South street aS EK o19 The | will be commanu- | | PVHE Tweuty-Fourti Auuiversary Dinner of the Hebrew | | | Volumes of her ton 4 FRENCH LANGUAGE. | rs, will likewise consecrate | AMUSEMENTS PARK THEATERS, ‘Third night of MD'LLE AUGUSTA’ engagement. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. —llllEE———— ot LAek BV BENING Aci, New Jersgy Execrion—We last night received > Mi 6th, | * will Refs ae. shaien ae oor a ao played but few returns of the election he'd in this State, on ane eet COUNTY Tuesday, for inemb-rs ef Congre-», Avsemblymen, Mr. Hollylodge, We. The whigs have again been successful in Capt Oswald, Mrs. Hollylodze,. fter whi LA BAYA Essex, Hudson, Morris, Middlesex, Mercer, and | Somerset counties. The democrats have carried their ticket in Burlington county, and it is supposed they have elected a Congressman from that district. ich DERE, --»Mad’slle Augusta ed by THE BAH ROAD. Dyott | ‘Tom, Zoloe Capt Rambletou, Fisher To conclude with, Washington. Gi ya v I A Grand Syynish Dance La Ronen bi Mdselle Augusta ot [Correspondence of tho Herald sortie, of Admussiou—Boxes, $1; fit, 90 cents; Gallery, Wasuineton, Nov. 4, 1845. The Oregon question is at last assuming its pre- eminent importance, particularly as regards the mo- -MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. mentous issues involved in its settlement. The Thurstay Evening, November 6th, Great West proposes its settlement by the twelve The performance 12 commence with the Tragedy of month notice, and the occupation of the widle ter- t 634 o'clock, aud’ the Certain willriso precisely Macheth. ..Mr J RSeott ritory in pursuance of such notice, up to 54 deg. 40 eh ea bes td min., at all hazards. Mr. Buchanan, we now firmly Donalbain...”. Miss ineli cae Wine ry f parber believe, was inclined, last summer, to recede to that T a line which would strike the British boundary east MOLTAIN VER, 4 Archibald L Blanchasd | Dugai MeN; Cony Of the mountains, to wit, the 49th parallel. Mr ieee ak %ew.. Pakenham has proposed arbitration. A. division De Ul open at half past 6, the curtain will rise at 7 has also been proposed, a modification of the com- BOWERY CIRCUS. pact of 1817 and 1827, with a view to a futare deci- BOXES 25 cents—PIT 12}¢—-CHILDREN HALF PRICE. _ sion by the suffrages of the'settlers. None of these BEAUTIFUL ACT OF FEMALE EQUESTRIANISM, | Plane willanswer, except, perhaps, the first, which, nach BY Mus CORE ae in resolving the issue of war at once, would only on of tn rated Cook, of London. ; i ji f Universi ended to bethe first rider in this country, both hasten that ultimate alternative, which cannot be escaped, of the final struggle between the Lion of for elegance of style aud boldness of execution. rs twelve other acts aud sceues in the circle, ; tetas eae the sire, bythe | the Old Continent, and the bold Young Eagle of lead ‘The Minstrels have » new budget America. We are ready—and upon this question Dan Bie ORR ACSMEN Re co. we say, as John Quincy Adams said, in reference wise” a aad to aservile war in the South—but we hope in a dif- | ferent spirit—“ If it comes, let it come.” And yet Mr. Calhoun’s plan is more edvisable, just as gate, and probably as speedy to the liquidation of this con- troversy. Just le* it stand as itis, but with this ad- | dition to eth Caneaae piss, itis better sull cove 7 every possible facility and protection, en route, of win eae unuraday) evening: Nov. Oth, | Smignints to Oregon, ‘They will seule” the auee SHIN-DE-HerL-ac” /“e#) entitled tion” ‘They will define the boundary—they will give taken from (he beautiful Opera of due notice of the abrogation of the treaty of joint mien terete 3 elimi! wll eran chain as Ie ennee- 'o conclude with th brated operatic tra ation, when the only trouble that will be left to Un- i wee Accaa aes mrerceand Ballet Ot Sacn will be to aciuih mavieertituiita allie’ of Oi! he Fried Se ing, RATION the Union, to elevate over their towns and villages touided on Auber’s popular Opera of ‘The Star Spangled Banner,” and proclaim thein to LA-BAYADERE. the world as an integral part of the Federal North In the piece will be introduesd burlesques on the American Union from 54 deg. 40 min. to a line across from the Pacific due East so as to strike the town of San Antonio de Bexar, in Texas, as the ALHAMRA, No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince ) Last Night but two! Of the Engagement of Palmo’s Ethiopian Opera Company. Shawl and Trial Dances. Attractive novelties will be presented the ensuing week. Performance to commence at 734 o’clock. Admission 25 cts. n6 3t*r a of our perepectrre de sa gone rings a rev T sihhE a | There is no other peaceable wa of set'ling this 8 phe ma question that we can discover. ere are radical W.E.Borton ...... ‘Lrssxx axp Manages objections to every other plan proposed South SEC - Carolina, and ali the free trade or Revenue Tariff SECOND NIGHT OF THE RE-ENGAGEMENT | nen should the question of peace or war be left to OF Mr. AND Mars. C. KEAN? the decision of Congress, te jhe opponent of Sem- a . ronius, in Cato’s Council, will all go for peace. Mreneth, Mr C Kean; Macduff, Mr Morris; ist Witch, Mr ately increase the impost taxes upon the South, but ‘on. vd ‘avorite Farce—Mr Capsicam, Thayer; 2 | will cripple her trade to the ruin ot her planters and planters’ merchants. And, consequently, though no WH Smith, American doubts the issue, there are many who AKCH STKRKED TREATHE, ime. THILADELPE. doubt the war with John Bull just at this Ame, ult TA. It appears to us that this will be a more : question to get through the ensuing Congress, ac- cording to Dr. Duican’s bill of the lastsession, than a Revenue Tariff of 20 per cent ; for while upon the | latter, the South would have some assistance trom all quarters of the Union; upon the former, the West, Brace Manacen.... -Ma. H. E. Stevens Kirst Nieht of the Ei MISS NELSON AND Wi BROUCHAM, FOURTH NIGHT OF MR SILSBEE rsday Evening, November 6th, Will be presented ZANONAH—Philip Ormiston, Fredericks; | we suspect, will be left standing alone. Deseo i ee : It is probable that the President, nevertheless, y Mustere Wood and Miss Carline. t : font Ge, “ After which BORN TO OD LUCK—Paddy O’Rafferty, | Will not flinch from his position of our “ angues- Mr Brougham; punters Veteria, Mrs Thayer. ie whole ot the territory ; for it To couelude with YAN LAND—Lot Sap Sago, Mr tionable ttle” to the wh ry ; Silsbee. is reported that orders have been communicated, or | will be, to the various ship-yards to be in readiness for quick work, for that the Navy Department, be- fore the expiration of the next session, may perhaps require an addition to our effective naval marine of , LEOPOLD DE MEYER, Pianist, by diploma, oe Emperors of Austria and ussia, RARY Member of the I ONO. mperial Conservatoire of | thirty ships of all sizes. {f there be any ground for Viwnna, and of the Phill ne Society of St. | 7 burg, will have thehonor ofgiviug hiss SocetY OF St. Peters | this report, (and the wish among some of our naval FIRST GRAND CONCERT, | Say tuk tt te i aes estid epctaing echo eaamang Friday Evening, the 7ty Nov., {down the guantlet of defiance betore Sir Robert AT THE TABERNACES®. | Peel. The senument of Jackson, that upon this Oa which occasion he will Agassisted by Oregon question, that there should be ‘no compro- MADAM ER, . wi ith- | Member of the Royal Academy of Milan, Italy, her first ap- | ™S€ but at the cannon’s mouth,” will not be with: | pearauce in Aterica, and out its influence with the President. sigNOR PHILLIP MAYER. sé Next after the knotty question of the tariff, and PROGRAMME. the not less untiable Gordian knot of the Oregon ditli- PART |.” | culty, we have the puzzle to solve of the Sub-Treasury. 1—Duet from Don Giovanni, Mozart... , dame Adler and | Philip Mayer This question is of scarcely inferior importance to either of the others. awe expect something of some ; ) we know Hut wilt, ; eecrala sanyo | waaay the deposites of the Treasury in the lons on theCare | banks of this District Lave been withdrawn ; and yarrauged aid exe 1. Meyer | We further learn that all the disbursing officers of the aoe ey" | covernment having funds in deposite in said banks PART Il. | have been ordered to withdraw them. This will from Lucia di Lammermmogr, Don. leave them without a charter and without cash, and 2—Russian Airs, second set. e cuted for the firist time, h ried 3~Aria from Nv = Introduction and Brillant Va nival de e, by Pagar cated for the first time by inetti, by... : sips s senes SKY Phillip Mayer t don’t ki Waanan: — i ini, ged | what is to be the result we don’t know. ip : Cer eed tenement Se aiaeela de Meyer | pose that our business men wil! have to rely upon | $-Recitativ Yfid Grand Atinfiom Niasahicllor Awe Messrs. Corcoran & Riggs, of this city, and Prime, —Ceid March hens Adler | ‘Ward & King, and others, of New York, for their aud execuied Leopold de Meye | small Sei AS ne Van Buren once said, “we are rec t to b joc! el bad box.” PH TICKELS siato be bed ax the rriceipel Musie Stores, | 12 8 devil of a aud ou the evening of the Coucert at the Taberuacle. Baurimons, Nov. 5. 1845. | F r | Cool Weather—The Custom House Flare up—Conclusion MISS BRAMSUN’S CONULKT. | A Te ts i: 188 JOSEPHINE BRAMSON, (aged 10 years) assisted | of the Rape Case, but no Verdict Yet—City Mortality — Mi by her sister, Miss HARKIED BRAMSO. Theatricals— Markets, $c. ‘The weather this morning, according to the mercury ofa flesh and blood thermometer, is about iwenty de- grees colder than it was forty-eight hours ago, and judging from appearances, will be more cool than com- fortable in the course of a few days. I hear nothing more of the rupture in the Custom House, excepting the growling of the dissppointed and the fearful whining of those who still feed from the public crib. As to what the President will do when he becomas fully acquainted with the double-dealing and chicanery that have been practised, is.a matter of general surmise, but the probability is that he will turn out the whole grist of disputants, and fill their places with civ tizens who are “honest.and capable,’ but who have tuken no, part in the nine month’s scramble tor the spoils. (aged 7 | | Years), respectfully inforus her trends and the puvlie, that she | will give her | FAREWELL CONCERT, at Niblo’s Saloon, | On Tuesday, November L.th, 1845, On which occasion she wili be assisted by the following tal- euted aris MISS WINDMULLE: ‘te MONS. LUUis GILBERT, MA. AUSLIN PHILLIPS, and | AN ORCHESTRA comprising the first tileut of the city, un- der the direction of MR. GLOKG LODER. Piauo Forte from’. A. Chambers, 389 Broadway.) MR.HENRY ©. TIMM. QG@-TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, Children wader twelve years of age 5u cents. | ‘ PROGRAMME. | Overture in D. Full Orchestra ar seigese Kalliwoda | ia—Miss Windmuiler, ‘Das Alpenhorn,’ (Corno | Proch | Op ieee "be Bs ‘Phe case of Roberts, charged with a rape on Marga - I Oreo wit pane pm pete meee, Herz | Teta Erman, wus given to the jury last evening, aud Ballad—''ll watch for thee,’ Mr Austia Phillips, | they have not yet agreed on @ verdict. Tbe argument | arranged by Phillips | of Attorney General Michardson was the most eivquent | Duetto—Piauo #orte, Miss Bram on and Miss Har- Nous Gilbert, ‘Les Heriondelles? Fel vl the many eloquent efforts of that geutleman. At umes is iauguage tailed through every heart present, wad When he couciuded there was not @ disinterested wan mn David | et Le Bou Cure’, + Fuse | within the hearing of Lis vy (out of the jury box,) | . PART I | wo would not have rende erdict of guilty Wishout | Overture—Der Freyachutz. ae Weber | ieaving the court room. But the jury retired, aud they Wiudmuller, ({rom the Opera I | ure stu out, witnout a probubility of ugreeing, ay it was VES, a eee see Mercadante | genersily expected would be the case unmeduate on their it Fleur des Bois,’ Mons’ Gi- | Deiug empannelled. Such is trial by jury iu the ume- pat sii niente, aes ae teenta ceutury—it it should contnue thus tu retrograde, | B | the night,’ Mz Austin Phillips, A. Phillips | : | Gonterto, Fiane Worte Miss Bi i What wall it be in the twentieth. aso) With tall Cgeray | ‘Lhe number of deatus in Baltimore during the post | week was 49—males 27 and fem Ot tuig number A . | seven were of consumption and oftsmall pox. phine Bramsen,by thirty | “Marshall has deterred the opening of the Hollidi | street, tneatre until Monday next. Murdock 18, I lew f It he brivgs a good comp | orewestra... ... To comineuce at 8 ‘ope 5 Jot Certificates preseuted to M. rs of music : pleasure of hearing hiiss Josephine Bram- | fe the first night. son at a private party, and must confess that we uever heard a | tO appear on % | child 6 ee years chads play ou the Piaco Forte w.th all the | ny, # brilliant seasouwili be the result, if a poor one, Baiti: rapidity, the precision, the steady ime-keepiig, aud the taste | more wall uot support it. ‘she throws more sorce’ aiso iuto the sthan we eyuld have supposed her phy: cat strength could accomplish We teel coufideut she 1s di | ted at i i Protesses i d . Ti George Loder, A P Heiurieh, J A Kyle, Aus ips, Julius Mecz, | doing up vaudevilles at the Museum Saloon to fine UC tiuil, G@ W Thos Eroiessors of Pasiadetp! houses. | of au adult profess ‘The Original E.chiepians are attracting considerable at- tention anong our fashivnables, playing nightly to crowd- ed houres uhrlich, BC Cross,J D Coutues, Edw Barton, Joseph Liicht, | fe Marxets.—The Flour market still remains un- Guarvis F Doro, A Rewhait, ub Dudoiph, CF stoite, | seitied, tuough the uews by the steamer received last Vi.cent Smith, Augustus Varuiss. Prosfessors of Baltimore— | night wall duubtiess cause & slight advance this morning. Samuel Varusi, H A Allen, F Petr, A Metz. | Howard street, of standard brands, were held yesterday Hartturd—W J Babcock, H W Greatorex, VC Barnec Jos Mouds, Carl Lorenz at $025. Keceipt price unsettled. No transactions in City Malls Flour; itis held homiuully at $6 87}. Nothing doing in Susquehanna or rye flour. reek asp Moxey Maxket. The Stock market open- ed for the week with considerable animation, and the | sales hi been to some extent both by private contract and at the stock board. The § have been well main- tained. We notice cially in the city six per cents. | Phitharmouie aud New York Sacred Music Societies, and oth | Sales at 101Jal01 70, at eat Aon Tagg L. : very | er d stinguished musical abiiity of this city, who have youn | firmly. Five per cents are at $5}. State six per | Weed their services; the whole torming an array of Vocal | ceuts sell at 7°, demand fair at the close. ‘The rate is | aud Instrumental taleut uever before presented at a Concert m | fixed; and sellers Will not accept a lower offer. Three | America. 4 | per cents 41043. ® A complete Programme and the Performers’ names will be preseuted a few days previous to the Concert. ‘The talent already engaged will fully meet the expectations of the public. On this oes Guillaume Tell... FESTIVAL CONCERT. ‘ HILL has the pleasure to aunounce that he will give stival Concert om MUNDAY EVENING, 10th November, BROADWAY TABERNACLE, On which occasion he will be assisted by the Members of the | Atthe Puiapecrnia, Nov. 5, 1549 i | All hail New York! ‘The people in this city are m Here corer nectercen beats ‘i | transports at the overthrow of the natives; but they The “Ruler of the Spirits,” (first time). . Wel tly disappointed at the limited supply of ‘Her- try, the, ‘Operatic | Were greatly disappo! P Ant er Norages, DY radequate number of Performens | gids” to give them the full returns. Zieber was run The “Prayer”—Moses in xy Rowini | gown for the paper ; though he had ordered an extra sup- sho | rrive, and before two o'clock the it yeber Sette ling Dl for a shilling. The Tribune and 4 [Weber | Consisting of a full Solo aaa § aartett with | Chorus of War | Express are comparatively bones thie pg a (First, tine it America | : ; ‘The Orchestra Wilt Sonsist| of 0\volees, aud weerly 100 in- | the counters, and the cry is incessantly the Hereld! the iments. A | the Herald! You will have heard before thie» o Canin isa. apdgilsabeisaerins: 3 ee peti ction in Camden has resulted in the success of the democrats, and the entire prostration of the na- Camden was the last nook and corner of creation ich the faction had a foothold ; but, alas! even t in which Yen from them. They are dead, dead, dead, and the Piano Forte. tion of Mr. U. ©. Hill> Bo'clock. : Tickets One Dollar exch—For sale at the Musie Stores, ud at Saxton & Miles’, 205 Broadway; Leavitt & Trow's, 191 Brand ay mieten £ Cos. gon 8 Neat Joa can hereafter take Warning from their’ fate, ait seared Foe acs HL. Menai Beakdwny Giro White Beeld the crimes and follies for which they Patio, | lock, 88 Canal st.; and’ at the door on the evening of perform- — Ahout 12 o'clock, to-day, the planeing and saw-mi olstont0 r u by méden, was burned to the ground. This Me Coabsaley satanile ent, as it met with a similor tate on the 7th of June last. ‘There was a crowded house at Mrs. Xs | ance: NIBLO'S, GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION. HERR ALEXANDE lnst night, at the Chesnut street th Moen of pie il open Chistahe | The Fakic.of Ava has boot tivo crowded houses. and ly ententainivg ing this’ week ore rare pectul by the tielp of such of our citizons "Th! ivening this wee! a | pre re Kuployed in « better business, The sen- Daring thar time he wale Nacaral “asleep and Maes Oe eee lls bertcome around, and by th rumen imistry, can ve secured DY iorniying at the Bor Ofhce from 16 | think the thing will be astral ran toe 10,4 end fom fete Certs too are belDg Fire ora will be te only sof pales 1 Performance commences at 7 o'clock. te n3 6e*me successful. ‘ Boaloal performs ‘our people will t>lerate \