The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1845, Page 3

MONEY MARKET, Monday, Nov. 10—6 P. M. Quotations for stocks are steadily advancing, and the 1t% of fancies at the advance, continue large. Prices rrent to-day, compared with those ruling at the first ard on Seturday, show an advance on Long Island of per cent, Canton 1}, Harlem 1, Norwich & Worcester » Stonington 1, Erie Railroad }, Ohio Sixes }, Mohawk Reading, Morris Canal, Farmers’ Loan, and Penn lvania Fives, closed firm at Saturday's prices. The highest quotation for prime bills on London is ine per cent premium, and the ruling rates for the next eamer (16th instant) will not range over 8} a 8} per ut. The highest quotation for sterling exchange a jonth ago was 10 per cent premium, and the decline 8 taken place in the face of a geod demand for bills d large remittances. ‘This is favorable to an improve- ent in quotations for stocks, as it gives the banks an portunity to extend their discounts, without the lightest danger of losing any of their specie. Money is culation, and but for the difficulties likely to grow 1 Texas question and the anticipated contraction and pression in the money markets of Europe, in conse- ence of the deficient harvest, there would soon be a ry general speculation in every description of stocks ere must be a great change’in the stock market with-, the next sixty or ninety days, and those operators who jok on the darkest side of the picture, are selling shor time varying from thirty to ninety days, with the pectetion that within that time prices will fall several x cent below those now ruling. It must be admitted jat at this moment, the prospect is in favor of a decline State and government securities, and that the agita- 2 of the most important political question before the || kinds of investments. st be made on or before the lith instant. By the ac the legislature passed May 14th, 1845, every two lares of the old stock must be reduced to one. All ck uot surrendered by the time stipulated, will bo feited. (The bills to renew the charters of the Farmers’ Bank Oswell,and the Bank of Brandon were lost on their rd reading in the Senate of Vermont, on Monday last, ie bill to recharter the Bank of Bellows Falls was los the House the same day, but afterwards reconsidered passed by a vote of 101 to 49, "oe \pal productions of several counties in this a 1840 and 1845. From the returns for 1845, re- ved, we should judge that they were very defective, Jd of very trifling importance in comparison with those 1840. We are, however, obliged to make use of them they are the most correct at command, and give some a of the increase and decrease in the productions of State. So far as returns have been received, the ulation of the State for 1845 will not be more than o or three hundred thousand more than in 1840. The icultural productions of the counties in the annexed le, in 1845, have been a greater per cent per head tha: 1840, showing a greater increase in the product® nin the population. ‘The increase in population in 0 counties for five years, was only about sixteen usaud. The attention of the farmers of these coun- , which comprise the best agricultural portions of State, appears to have been directed more to grazing, raising of wool, and the productions of the dairy, in heretofore, and the cultivation of wheat has in a at degree been abandoned. The farmers of this State not compete with the farmers of the Western States he cultivation of wheat, and they have devoted their d to the raising of cattle, their proximity to the East markets giving them, in this business, the advantage. je increase in the growth of wool in this State since has been avery large per cent. The foreign de- Ind for our butter and cheese has given a great impe- to the manufacture of these articles, and the amount duced in 1845 Was immense. ristics oF TH Popuation, AuricuuTuRE, axp Re- veces or THE Stave or New YoRK BY THE RECENT SOFAR AS THE RETURNS HAVE BEEN REC Dy STATIQnICs OF THE YEAR 18(0, sHoWING THi anp DecREASE UNDEK THE APPROPRIATE Population. Bush wheat Bush. rye raised. raised. 1815. 1810. 1845. 1840. 1845. 1840. 78 28,157 114,569 75,293 37,998 31,97: Gt 902 1,398,585 1,074,813 9,198 3,447 41.089 "75,498 | 49'189 — 196,510 9 1705 $650 26 283 35,14 049 379451 25,162 8,196 43,573 375,451 317.201 8486 4,076 75,065 28,219 302,508 323,209 E2081 94,774 191,864 326,668 60,700 84,723 — 13,935 23,61234 95,267 10,016 99,574 $1,217 60,444 32,169 29,121 Bnsh. Oats. No. of neat cattle 1840. 1845. $23,065 77,383 24,006 6.458 39,174 437,993 208,695 37,174 1,093,850 1.107.702 35,718 417,388 417,701 59,712 920 690,413 480,739 — 315,156 419,90 82,784 ‘241,514 170,396 23,895 Bush. 1815. 21,016 133 21,869 21,869 9271 1,907 708 1,869 No. ep. No.of Swine. lbs. of Wool + ea 45,819 50,218 57.6) 47 0 120,708 108,875 63,434 65 19,476 17,795 195,612 108,968 — 210,610 27,688 — 407,515 2 5 | 5,770 7,132 14042 926,192 61,583 2, 23,772 326,192 163,485 352,739 123,063 54,911 — 242,777 +173,952 132.970 49,399 402,926 263,663 + 964,000 80.182 33,997 — 168,918 21,367 20,013 36,609 155,187 54,467 52,805 .' 90,495 79,835 12,083 14/658 198,104 162,639 it pending between the Bank of Kentucky and Schuylkill Bank is expected to be decided soon, and that decision depends the ability of the bank and ches to increase their dividends, which have for some past been much restricted by the fraud in suit balance of the over issue of stock by the Schuylkill k, on the Ist of July last, was $529,800; on the Ist of , 1844, it amounted to $669,300. ‘The original tint hes been reduced, so far as the lbss affects the of. Kentucky, by appropriating a portion of tie ly earnings, to that object. In the suit now pend- the Bank of Kentucky bring their claim against the of stock upon it for one million of dollars. The eeding against Mr. Lovis is # bill of discovery, call upon him to testify as to these transactions. Tho ylkill Bank replies that it was never the agent of Kentucky Bank, but that Mr. Levis was. The Ken- y Bank insists upon the agency, and offers testimo, showing that the Schuylkill Bank, acting sometimes its president, and at other times by its cashier, acted Iho agent of the Kentucky Bank in the issue of ite lk. ‘The Schuylkill Bank then says, that if it did act I for the Kentucky Bank, it acted in good faith, and nothing whatever to do with the over issues. To the Kentucky Bank rejoins by saying that the ylkill Bank is responsible, having received from Levis the proceeds of the over is: This alle; d by the Schuylkill Bank, who says Mr. iis was agent for both banks, that his speculations immense losses to both, and that, if he did over any of the proceeds of his over issues to the ylkill Bank, it was to replace over drafts upon it, the money was received honestly by the bank, and r. Levis was as much the agent of one institution as other, he alone is responsible, and the Kentucky must look to him for redress. e report of the Clinton Bank of Columbus, Ohio, he quarter ending November Ist, 1845, compared that of the same date last year, does not exhibit great variation in the aggregate movement. Cuamon Bark oy Congas, Onto. ov. itt. Now. 1845. “Incte. Deore. Discounts... Si7649 SRN” RSE Ts 530413 $49,209 18,796 jy 1. 45,158 73,859 701 rat js is a government depository and has on deposit to yedit of the Treasurer of the United States $186,062, capital of the bank paid in ts $300,000. There has a falling off in tho tpecie and an increase in tho ‘alation within the past year. Old Stock Exchange. U 86's 1862, com We al He jem RR Head tb adhd iw nde, b30 65 y 91% 50 Nor & WorRR fa ‘0 94 %0 do 8 7 25 do 8 73g 199 do 8 67% 64 Erie RR % i yBk 11 $40 do 00 35 Bank state . 2 Nutwnal Bank — 10236 190 Wil 60 8 0 Maus ‘banal 2 i} Lh R 519 bi , & EH 4 2 ge b10 n* . jo p rarmeds ‘Trost el fe pos Bs Ohio Life Trost 99 50 do 80) auton Co B10 454G 10 do, fies fieben 100 ashy hit 0 do 4 wo da we | 260 Nor | it of the state of our foreign relations, upon the Oregon | untry, will continue to depress the market value of | nylkill Bank, as its agent for the amount of over is- f undant and cheap enough to favor the most extensive _ [he consolidation of the old steck of the Erie Railroad | WorRR 87} 6000 late as ng % do rn 9 Morris Canal ay 2 e 20 do 22° 50 Long Island 100 Farmers? Loan Wis New Stock Exchange. S0shs Vicksburg Bank 8 125shs Cautou Co 00 Moris Cann st By 7% to 25 do btw 24 40 do % do Did 22%, 2 = do % do io 238 90 uo 2% do b3 22%, 50 * do 50) do 322% 25 © d> $0 L Island RR 75 © do 3 do cash 79 125 do 50 do cash 79}¢ 100 Nor & Wor 100 soni? wo" “0 do Married. On the 13th ult, at New Orleans, by th Beattie, Esq, ALexanpen 8, Stoan, of this city, to Miss Many Aw * ‘eit of the former place. \ Died, On Sunday, 9th inst, Soria “Marios, wife of Henry ‘The funeral will take place on Tuesday, 11th inst., at 3} P. M., from 84 Duane street; the friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice. On the Sist ult., at Mobile, Cunistornen Dunvex, aged about 28 years, a native of this State. Weekly Report of Deaths, in the city and county of New York. from the 3d day of Nov. tothe sth day of Noy. 1843. M7 1 Girls—Total 156. 29 Men; 39 Wome: 0 fancer, 4; Casualties, 3; LION y nvulsions, Apoplexy, 2; Burn ropsy in the head, 7 oi jera Infautum, { sentery, 2; Eipilepsy, | ed. 01 1; Col 1; Fever, puerperal, 2; 8 searlet, 2; Fever, typhus, i; "Heart, ion, 2; Luflammation of braic, 4; Lith tion of bowels, 8; Inflammation of chest, 1; Tui lungs, 195 Inflammation of stomach, 5; Inflammation of throat, | 4:laflumtmation of liver, 3; Killed or murdered, 1; Lues Vene: + Marasmus, 15 Measles, 1; Old ages 1, Palsy, 3; ture birth,3; Serofula, 3; Small pox,6; Uleers, 1; Ulceration throat, 1; Unknown, Axe—Under 1 year, 40; Lto 2 years, 12; ? 20 5, 16; 5 to 10, 93 I 20, 2; 20 to 30, 16; 30 to 40. 21; 49 to 50, 12;50to 60, 10; 66 co 70. 12; 70 to80, 3; 80 to. 90, 25 90 to 100, 1; unknown, 1, Coloredpersius | | | | nex a comparative table, showing the population | SOLAR LAMPS, ELIERS, GIRANDOLES, E 'S. & "TEA TRAY! TPHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened a splendid assortment of Solar! amps of v: 5 ding and Bracket | Sola ighes; Giltand | Bronzed Gi patterns, (riaomed with Eogis rs. Iso, an assortinent of ‘Gothic and oval potterns, whi sale and retail, | upon the most reasonable terms. | JOHN W. MORGAN, 151 Fulton street one door east of Broadway. | N B.—Wanted at the above establishment, a good journey- mau Jamy maker. mit imme | A NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH, ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM, ¥ E. DU BUISKON, A. M.—An Evening Class is now betog formed, at No. 117 Green street. Hours of sttendance 6/07 and 7 to8o’cloek. By this system the student is sooner | able to converse with rapidity and ease, besides acquiring a thorough knowledge of the language, with all its idiomatic pe- culiarities, than by any other method. Further particulars, terms, &e., will be made known on ap- | plication at Mr. Bookham’s Select School, No. 147 Green, cor- | ner of Houston street, between the hours of 9 A.M. ond 3 o’clock P. M. nll 2wre GENLEMEN’S CAST OFF CLOTHING ENTLEMEN desince Neon bh EMEN ji ii wh thei: ects, such oa Clothing: Fite Acmss dewtlty: ber, &e., will obtain from the subscriber twenty per ceut more thi frou any of the dealers. I. 3 No. 2 Wail street, New York, Gentl+men leaving thir address, or sending a line through the Post Office or otherwise, will be punctually attended at their | and repaired. nil itr, , Nails, Cordage, Shoe Thread, Cotton Bagging, urlap's Seine Twine of every description, Carpet Warp, Wicking, Hide Whips, Glue, Gakum, Bale Rope Ko., &e., hy DEBRA & CUMING, forsale CEBR. 106 Pearl street. oll ittme TEETH! TEETH! ‘TH inserted without pain, and warranted good as the sural ones, for biting and mastication. A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plates, A set of best mineral Teeth, on fiue gold plate, for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric | $50 00 | pressure, 30 Single Tooth, from $100 to 5 Plngging Teeth with Gold, from 7 tol By Ur JONES, comer of Canal street and Broadway, trance in Can: reet nll ittme “ attends to Diseases of FA the Eye and to all Imperfe: of Vision, from 9 to4 o'clock, at hia residence, 261 Broadway, corner of Warren st. Ophthal mia. Leet, 9 of the Tear Passage, Cataract and Opacities, effectually removed. AMAUROSIS treated with Atgat attention and success, Inveterate cases of STRABISMUS, or Squinting, cured m afew minutes. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis- tinguished from the natural, Offices and residence 261 Broadway—cntrance 14 Warren street. nil it*me DR. BROWN, OCULIST, Office 163 Canal street, | QUCCESSOR to Dr Childs, continues his successful treat menton all diseases of the eye and im, hi ving been Numerous cases of his successful treatment have been pablicly recorded, to which he cau refer. About one half of opthalmic diseases ore caused by measles aud small pox, which, if properly treated, | are mostly eb le. - he 4 Dr, Brown asserts, that an instance of failure in his mode of treaticg the diseases’ tow! that delicate organ and its ap: | Pendages are subject, would be almost unknown, the afllicted would apply to hua when diminntion of sight 1s first nouced,or in the early stages of inflammation, however acute. ss (Op cities of the transparent coruea, (of the longest standing as Nevula, Albuco, Leu-omatous. Specks, the conseque: measles, small pox,purulent and catarrhal Ima, and ule stecessfully removed im thesho.test possiole time. The I named Leucomatous Specks, or scars consequent on ulcers or wounds of the cornea, materially benefitted. ; Dr. Bro n’s treament issimple and easy, neither resorting to those painful methods which are so genefally adopted, nor re- quiring that irksome coufisement from light and air, and un- pleasaut rertrictions in food, which are usually enforced. ‘To worry the eye with leeches and blisters, or the constitution by. bleeding, or repeated purgatives, are ot methods of treating this disorder. As diseasas of this organ differ in not from diseases of any other portion of the body, it will depen eutirely upon the notions which the practitioner ente! morbid action generally, what kind of treatment he will judge necessary to put in practice in this particular case. B will never undertake a case where there are not good i cd hus aim and object bi ), i +! His pln of treatment will ess of those patients whose failing sight still allows them to attendi , and is perfectly safe with the ten derest is fant. Dr. Brown can be const at his office, 163 Canal Ited every day tiovclock: ‘Te y part of tl nil 1t®me CONSUMPTIVES READ. EEK’S VE: BLE COUGH SYRUP, or Pulmonic Batsam!—Re.d the evidence:— | i BRROK Mr, Peek: ir—Thankfulness to give m Ab N, September 9ch, 1845 and | ii uns so Violeut as s-riously to alarm symptuns 3 rhe its long coutinuance threatened a Under these cireuin- ies,my mi and fi total destruction of health and comfo.t es, aiid experiencing uo relief from the usual aud was induced, by your solicitati He purchased a bottle, at it operated like magic, heal d the soreness 0° the el symptoms, au s8easi Ravaxtellent appetite aud completely testored to health inay refer any one who wishes to have further evidence of its effects, to my husband, at the M-tch atore, No 3 Courtlandt st or ty ie, 1 TIA LOCKWOOD, Nassau street, Brooklyn, L. 1. je and retail, by WM. T. PEEK, and sold whol Prepared 9 Joh coruer 85 Ford, Four h aud Wooster stres Mountain, Fultoo street, Brooklyn. Price 75 cents per bottle. nil Im*me ACKET SHIP OSWEGO, for New Orleans—Passeauers by this ship will please be on board, st Orleans wharf foot of Wall s:reet, thia, atwhich time the ship will sail. ACKET SHI? LIV «RPOOL, from Liverpool,is discharg- ing at foot of Rosevelt street, E. R. Dcasigtoes will please uesday morasng,lithinstant,at 12o’clock, nllre send their permits on board without delay. mitted must be sent to public store. WUODHULL & MINTURN, nit Stre 87 South street. STAALS & BARKER, CLOTHING AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 179 Broadway. DIRECTLY OPPOSITE HOWARD'S HOTEL, HAE just received n large and splendid assortment of LW) ER GOODS, which they will makeup to order in | their usual fashionable style and finish. Also, READY MADE CLOTHING, Overcoate—Super aengh Castor and deuble ied Cl - do Tweeds, & Cloaks i Goats rock’ Coat Bearls, Dress an Drawers, Hosiery, & B. wish to call the attention of travel others exp’ to the weather to a superior article ef English I goods not per- a a is hs do sow Fo be 8M double milled Kersey, drab atul blue, very heawy, manufac VEC de mauvais dents jamais fernme 5 A “ae Soll dentn; jamais femme n'etoit laide isseau. But what is this der bee #0 beautifully adapted asc en to deceive. too, without having to, uederg any | Hrowe—faeliiating the specen and preventing that exhanstien of the Tangs ty of ¥ hethods are in strict accordance with anatomical me- | Jental science. A. G. CASTLE, M.D., Destist, 381 Broadway 100 ait nies Janding fi Matilda, from pod Bt i th Rochelle. at Pier 8, Fat River, | na Fon sale 8. T. NICOLL & Co, OUND ADRI ‘on the Sth in bout five miles farther informati Lag eet | siberat Sayville, ee Fite Nov. 7, 104 ira RIBERS havin; aie pL g| ey by or ler of Assignees, “4 cusbled to offer greater bargains thin ever, at prices muc lowerthan the cost of manufacture oF importationimonget tured expressly for them. pds s and its attendant good he sth ‘and 4 chest, Cousequent upon the increased quanti chante A. Oj of oe hate oe TE BRANDY 67 and 69 Front street. of Middletown, N ol ad Bi Se vil TICKS. SEGARS—SEGARS—BARGAINS. Gyiyize several lots excee tat ahanaule a the seat Ae LAVERry, * VALUE AND IMPORTANCE OF TEETH cy of these invaluable o:gaus, con hay akiog where Ur toerh are gove. Dr. nl0 attr HALE ri (fa old and genuine brand, now the Schooner JERSEY. one nO Sem He SUB lately parebahe ! vim > BE 2 i the closest a1 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS. sell This Dhap, four superi Also, to pay kuown'to be a 4180 49,609 ii a quantity of Faney Goods. UCTION NOTICE—WALTER GREENO Day, et 108 Wall street, ior 21 day Freach Mantel Clos advances, one splendid Gold Lever Wateh, od tine kee euuing’s Needles; $0 dox German Co nit Ie A dated with | street, Brooklyn. FAMILY and a few sim le geutlemen can be ace or pactial board, at 31 P nll tre f rooms aud fal) Ww from ood p ing nd B. TANTED—Dy lauadress or cl the country, ti at 88 James street. N'Y D—A Protestant young woman wishes a in cook, and would have uo objection to ironing. Apply at 182 Thir spectable Young woman, a situation as bermaid. fas no objection to references can be given by appl 00d cit) SMART and active Boy to ai learn the all ler WANTE ud ina Wii Stove, and brug good refereuce, may apply to ‘TI. M. Bringnes & Co.,7 West street. all it*me REPORTERS WANTED, EVERAL law, medical, and general Reporters wanted.— | Young geutlemen of good education and promising talents, | may. for fw CAPABL! make dress wowan. $1 journal SITUATI LAL dress or Chi Teference given: ul0 @*rh At information. YOUNG MAN wishes to ent by inquiring at the desk of this office, B10 3ttun WANTED, E femme de chambre, who can dress hair, es, &. To one perfectly competent French 0 per mou'h will be given. Apply ct the desk of this r further particulars. nv 3thzb WANTED, ON, by a respectable youvg woman, as Laun- ambjermrid ina private famiy—the best city Pie se apply st No, 18 Third Avenue. a 8 tnation as bar ki Apply at the biba tx. 60 vo 100 fer Jor » lor private dremati> recitations—the s ze from i, 20 to 30 ide ide, and 13 to 15 immediate,y, D. high, Security 16 3t*me Broxd way and) Dr. Sway ne’s © be well ia two ic once. ora bad cold go to Dr. Milner, comer of t, New York, and get o ‘ompound Syrap of Wild Cherry, days, if taken according to the direct $300 over aud writiug, with men now in oF if 4 good fitting ow Broadway, up a of a'r e necessary for them to have at least from WANTED, FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to for the sale of uew and popular Publ ¢ their expenses will ty of clearing + m ch will have his 2 to obi at FRENCH'S Be hia ‘Hall 299 t. Appl I letters must be post paid. airs. at | Hains... | COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. THE OTWITHSTANDING invaluable mediciue has been before the ec proved it to be x remedy in a ¢ utrol. U tha Syrup is not a remedy for ev possested by inquirers are re cheerfully furn of Dr. Hastings don Lancet) e! of London, are s ‘ous or skeptical agent of that ju: ‘Tabercu!ar Con For salo by MOOKH & CO. the American Age Ann street, and J. Elliott, 173 DIVISION STREET, posite Ludlow, New York. Price $1 a bottle—Six tles for $5. I affections prescribed to be w' Unlike many vaunted articles advertised, the Naph- | ble ¥ above all for its wonderful ARRESTING THE rl TRIUMPH COMPLETE!! which the short time daring ‘merican Virtues have unequivocally reliable but also, unfailing its legitimate 0, erties fie pre Ly the un not ow pat forth as asnecedenum for every ailment, ety disease; but for its astonishing powers, " in the range of the allaying stitation or inflammation of th and stimulating the brouehii to action; Wes as an expectorant and an alterative, a roperty of IRMA'TION OF TUBERCLE, ulmonary disease when established. All to nuinerous recent cases whiel wu ed by a zealous fellow laborer, Dr, Hock uuiticient of themselves to convince the ti the perfect eurability by the above remedial y dreaded disease, Phthisis Pulmoualis or mption. Let none despair. a Op bot. nd Im je THE NAVY. > WILEY & PUTNAM. 161 Broadway, haye for sale, “Hints nthe Re-organ of the aud an examana- tina of a ‘Reply to Hints onthe re-organization of the Navy.” Two neatly privted pamphlets. ‘015 eodiw're. CHICKERING’S PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, 293 Broadway. J * moved his Piace, to Rooms No Sand7 doors above Reade street, wherehe will keep ment at. the same pt CHICKERING would inform the public, that he has ref Pianos from the corner of Broadway and Pa Lafarge Building, 293 Broadway, ‘general assort- as at his factory im Boston. ‘The public are invited to call at his rooms and exami present stock. PANG FORTES FOR AIItE, DANIEL WALKER, Manula antly on hand am extensive assortment o! my Piano ‘air of, tes. lal. the larges: ng Im! ‘at 411 Broadway, up stairs. cturer of Piano Fortes, haa f elegant Rose- kept exclusively for hi ‘ortes, and Cabinets, premium, was awar the Amer.can lastitate, for improvements in N.B. An Organ with four stops, in good con- dition, suitable for a small church, or private family, for sale cheap or to loan West oO" PAINTI ol7 Im*re EVENING AMUSEMENT T has been a s I i ttructive amusement. An excellent opportanit, which posse: sure aud an agreeable hour, at Disbrow’s Riding Sel Terms for a co wired to venence. J'he 0g o'clock (Sun The Schoo! is 031 Im*re t Mth st. near 6th avenue. nities offer, that n, to draw them oO which many fall, fom a want of more rat rmation, where oatime. Store 411 Broadway, Manufactory 44 16 lmr*rre FINE NGS cleaned, 225 Broadway 3 doo! the Aman aes lb stor ined and restored, by. rs above an Hotel, jource of general regret that so.few opportu- prove sufficiently attracti rom the haunts. of dissip: \ity now off Iso combining health, ple jemen may resort, and pas hool, 4°8 Bowery. urse of twelve lessons, $9. Sub rs are atcend regularly, ouly as may s school will be open every evening from 7 to days excepted) open daily for Ladies, from 9 A.M. to 3 P/M. many attractios CHEAF AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. W. H. WwW Ni OULD respectfally inform their Customers and the Pub- 4 lic that they are prepared to furni line at the following low prices, w! lower than ean be Overcoats of best material, DEGROOT & CO., | jo. 102 Fulton Street, a every article in their | are at feast 30 percent | lishment in this city. had at any ot! atyle, from $350 to $20; Cloaks, of French aud beng Cloths, from $6 to Fine Black, Blue, Olive and Brown Dress and Froek Cou $8to $16. Pants of every shade will be made to ie'th be furnished in 24 hours for from $15 to $30. Best of ¢ imeres, nod Vesti Also, an endless ial and made up in the an extensive variety of jways on hand, which most fastidious taste. A full suit will itters 4 Workmen employed. ‘The plain Las th Partieulary ean b suited at NG. 102 FULTON STREET. | oo mm CHEAP SOAP WORKS. DEPOT Un OHSON’S Walnut do do All very. hi houie. All Fai ‘Ke n9 Im#r ROCKLAND QUARRY. TO IRON ©. the very best lie ia the above frants and oruam being easy cut, ad hardens b or frost. Any ir same kind of sto quarry, and on National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. HE followis ny Citaceaton The Loan Fund, from which the assured are entitled to draw | two thirds of their payments. | ‘Che payment of premiums annually, half yerrly, quarterly or monthly. large sum to be permanently iyested in the United States in che names of three of the Local Directors as Trustees, a a uarnutee fund, Travetling lew on the most mod Conditions of Saiey less onerous to the assured than in most Life Insnranee Offices. Uniren States JACOB HA JOHN J. PALMER, GOR New York SAML GORH SAMU, Les Pou Philadelphia GEORG ister 5 J. KEARNEY RODGERS M.D. 110 Bleecker at. ‘ ALEX. f. HOSACK, M. D., 101 Franklin st. K.ARNOULT, M. B., 387 Brondway. Bankers. The Merchants’ Bank of New York. WM. VAN Hi General gent J, LEANDE! Ld blank tain’ 24 Kaw in hate AR 0 OUTH CAKOLINA CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET. KE SUBSC that he still ecm of uaveliers, may fayor hy Omnibus fores to -onvey p to toke them ther XP" Dinner an 08 Itawiwer Superior Almond Toilet Soa iqhly, scented, ads of Perfumery of seventy years. Li inshed state of finer qaality, and more equal color than ow in use; and twent have a opportunity R STARR, resident ta N ; meets WALL Bueet N Pomphlets containing the last Anmaal ayou epplie friends ond customers, and the travelling public generally ald be happy to receive their favors. arolina Hotel NO. & COURTLANDT STREET, der the National Hotel. t Oil Shaving Soap. | joap. > , |, and at prices lower than any other for Barbers, Storekeepers, *c. VAN SCHOONHOYEN, No. 5 Courtlandt street. jold by AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS. and glas nM one for building thei quality. The stone is well known to the pub- | Ine, being used from the same quarry upwards | Likewise, stone furnished in the rough, or | manu! ir furnaces | ver cent cheaper than any few York. Architects and 1 ‘of introducing entire stone enting them with this stoae at a cheaper rate, Y exposure, and proof against fire ave wh Opportunity: of eaeing the It in farm honses in the vicinity of the ound state, © being exposed to the lers received at the quarry, or tone yard,corner of Barrow ani Wash- Oct, 29 3wtre ny, the city. ndividual ean of London. ng are among the advantages held out by this ve extensive and liberal; and extra premiums erate scale. jolicitor. OOK, . 39 Wall Sor the United States, and British North American Colonies. | Report of the Societys forms, aud the fullest information, may be ob- Agent. RIBER deems it but proper to inform his o, tinues to ter for their comfort and accommo | now be t milies, ‘prepared for the reception wat any former perio. and Wil be paid to all who ee at the various thoreugh- pass ngers to his house, and ready at all times e tothe railroad, steer NGUS 8’ ART. «d private parties attended to as usual. DUCKING GUNS. hs | | } 6 CASKS superior Duck Gans, of the most approved length form, weight and bore, | 6 very superior Capning Guns | 6 jow priced boys’ ao Varner Guus. The above | Gs vt ow Bee Cs will be rer graeme ew C08, Also, full stock of Sporting 8, W " Sa hambanre RW METS ho, H18 Veatt teens, ! | | | | fe. | German Cantata yng Fi... « | Beotch Ballads—Mrs V. Mott, (accompanied t butiness. A boy of good character and whocan | | Pe He will be well recommend ‘am L a the corner of Mercer and 8 ing streets. ull ttre OO“ WANTED —By a small society of respectable | | » at this | | been PROGR. A MRS. V. MME OF MOTT’S SOIREE MUSICALE. T THE APOLLO SALOON, on Thursday FE November 13th. ‘ART I. olonse: Duetto—Four hands, Piano Forte. . Seena—Mrs V. Mott Hlena ol PAR’ Duetto—Four hends, Piano For irs V Mote, Concerted Duett—Finie acd ‘Pi self onthe Last Maya Tickets On at the door on the night of perfo io Fe MrJ \d Mr George Loder. Dollar—To be obs h tu chio chiamo,” e Kyle, Mr H it te George Loder “Der Wanderer,” » M Shubi 5s nedepa P iano Forte here Annie Laurie, aud ‘dat the Music Stor . nll om resjand | ame «Mr Henry © Timm and | Mr George Loder | | ir ert THE ANN ¥ THE PURDY GUARDS will take place on Monday evening, November Lith, at the Apollo Saloon, 410 Broad: way ‘Tickets ta be had at the Other H. |. ©. Broderick: ter streets; D. any ot thy following C Murray, David Murray UAL BALL se, comer of Broome er of King and Huds BF. Sceward, J. K Mra. C- alsoacts ay Pianist, Cotillion Parties. Fi MRS. N o7 im*r ani DANCING Jars on application to ‘Teacher of the Fiano Forte ACADEMY. | , (the popular vocalists,) are ‘ceive engagements for Concerts, Soirees, i the fortheoming season. can be engaged tor private Singing, 4136 Grand street. 5 R. J. PARKER has the honor to announce to his friends aid the prblic. that his first Ball of the sexsou will take place on TUESDAY y eat 8 o'clock es. Ou whieh cs man ond his Tickets $1, to admit a h ocession will EVENING NEXT, at his new rooms attsched tothe North American Hotel, Dau- entle- | be bronght for- ward the popular Polk « and Polka Quadrilles, with a variety of | other Balt Room dances, Mr. Shelton’s much a the season, and will i Mr. P. ossures the pul spared uo expense in ficting, attached to it for the cowfort fenly ‘constructed spring floor Jaid down in the city. Publiex will take place on Bleecker street. duce ve that up the Ball Room and every ired Cotilion Band is engaged for a varie t the pro} of ladies and geatlemen. 1 1s the best for & ce a fortnight. The same n10-2c%m ancing that has rt he in Gg BEAUTIFUL E_LEARN that there is Gallery, Granite Bui ful collection of Foreign P nwns by some of our im qitehas A.B. Durand, Thos. c. SIMON’S DNESDAY, Novembe je heats, best 31 5, in W. Wheelan enters. HL. Woodruff Gol. Bartine . . Sweeps hest 3 in5 to 290 Ibs. wagons, for trot money. Kutries to close at Gi Tuesday, by 9 o'clock. PAINTING ‘open in the ‘an entirely new a whieh a SPIT. r 12th, harue ch ¢ Henry Clay. i fewburgh “#e gJohn Anderson ....F ¢ Deummer rg Pe'er Smith dy Washington 9 reen and Losee’s, 12k, P. M—Purse $30, on, $10. mile heats that never Won , This evening, A ittme DRUG STOR C EF FOR SALE, ENTRALLY and beautifully located on one of the tho- roughfares, and long and favorably established. A most excellent opportunity fora physician, Address L. X., office of all 2*re this peper. A man. with or without br rooms—958 Barclay street. ‘eakfast and tea. NEATLY Farnished Perlor ond Bed-room for a gentle- Also, two attic ull lwtme {OLD ESTABLISHE THE Subscriber offe: his oldand well-establish s' SR GARDE, ie been a ments receutly made in Hobo! lwaysa great summer reso t. D STAND TO LET, rs to lense for aterm of ped t The exter Ken, have large eal JROCERY STAND an vemise: a jopulation, and the present moment is peculilarly favorable. | the above has always been a buta moderate capital. Posse: Particulars enquire of Hobokea, Nov. 3d, 1845. profitable concern, aud requis | sion given immediately. For | ASA WRIGHT. | nll ie*r TO LET—The three story brick House, Church street, with ui Bib ccs front and rear, new door and new stone stoop.— enquire of F. Heatch, No. 29 Chamber street, from 12 to 2 o'clock; or No. M0 Green stree a7 lwie'r ime rooms. The said is to t, morning aud evel e TE at the Us Ferries, Brooklyn Wantotuse. nit st*me FOR SALE, irst rate Work Horses. ‘They can be seen | ion Tee Howse, between Fulton and Nouth x: JAMES'L. CHEESEMAN. 4 | for | | Supposed to be s jor with Officer Fee all ier y 6 AN TOWNER WA) NM Kuquire of Cai Sixta Ward Pol t nee. morning, Fifth Avenne; or ia re cer, Broom and Broad wa be liberally rewarded by wit 3t*me =xg) LOST—A LADY'S Double-cas, GOLD W.TCH, Gs same Malignon, Geneva, No. 15'0—yesterday | passing up to Franl raing through Eleventh, in street. LADIES’ GAIT! ‘artidle © shillings per pair. W York and its vieinityfor their attentiou to business, to meri ER BOOTS —This beaut 6 and 1 a qu J.B. MILLER, 12 Canal street, 8 2w*r between Thompson and Sullrvan sts. P 1UM BOO’ FINE FRENCH BOOTS for $3 50, city made, and for the renel style and durabilit stores for $9. Fine Freeh jo those now in other st 13 Boot and ate equal to those sol “=D FOR A WATCH— pain MeGrath, in other Premium Imperial Dress Boots ores for $5 or°$7, oe manufactory, | ay ts Rourteenth and oF he finder will joaviug the same at No.258 Brondway. | fer- | } ful id ity at | amagnit janks to the Ladies of New | principal Solo eral patronage.! hope,by strict | guished Vocal a continuance of their fevors. x city. Our ° been jud fate Fair at Nidlo’s, are said to | be the best boots for the price ever sold in this country. Also, | a superior new style French Dancing Gaiters, and oversho constantly on hand. All goods warranted to give satisfaction. Boots aud Shoes made tyorder in the shortest store. YOUN n7 Im*re P ps ae Those wishi regular day. notice. 'G & JONES, 4 Ann street, near Broadway, New York. REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR SA- VANNAH-The splendid packet ship HARTFORD ptain Sanuerman, will positively sail on Thursday, tionon board, foot of Maiden lane, or to all_me FOR LOD the packet |i FO) yr Ww York Line—Kegular MS, Parker, master, da} Moore, w Il sail as above. Ww Piven ship FT ORLE ust—Tne elegant, fast & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 75 South street, corner of Maiden lane. To sail on the 20th November, tain 1, to sail on TA, Capt. RIK For Liven HUDSON, C EL ing packer will posttivel y ht or passage, having handsome furnished sao modations, apply on board, at Orieaus wharf, foot of K. COLLINS & CO, orto 2th inst. Agent in New Orleans James E.Woodruff,who will ott nllre ly forward all goods to Positively no goods received on board afferT hursday eveuing, as above, lending done in the ing to secure berths should make early applica- | | | | | eket of the 16th ska BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- | bce: PACKETS—For Liverpool, only regular ie vEW, magnificent an preket anip FL f Y ackstaff, will positively sail Itis well known that the ace are fitted ouc in a very superior manner, with every conveni- ence that can add to the comfort of those embarking. cor Persons friends, wi OF paasag cure the best berths, early footof Beekman roceeding to the old find it ir interes nilre LIVERPOOL LIN! Ly the lith Nov --The Rt W. TERLOO, W. H. Ai s her reguiar dvy. Having very superior accommodations for ¢abia, second cabin, ing to embark, should foot of Maiden Inne, orto ¢o iy JOHN The new packet shi ‘aterloo al ty Street the m brought ont in either rate terns, by applying xe WM 204 street, OF to idm da) and commodi which will be taken at steers For passay board, per 3 nia JNLY REGULAR LINt OF PACKETS FOR Niw ORLEANS—The splendi id ie packet ship ba pet a maton Monday, Nove! fast seal et BA OSWEL sitively sail on Tuesday, Ni Peraous about proceeding to to their adv: i esl celebrated fast ELIA, burthen 1150 ton re, in cabin, second and steerage make immediate JOSE! Persons desirous of sending for their friend: IK KREIGHT 0} 1 IVY, € Hoffman, coppered ant copper rth of Cuba, would be prefe pt. Hoffman, ou board, BOYD uw" then, will iti burthen, will positive! Mn jovember Lith, th ember. fayor' ing Captain. ye 17th of Ni ‘4 on Monday ommodat os this eee in and steerage, ani mn should be made on BROTHERS & CO. EC plendid new packet PACKETS, iP len, master, will sail as above, EPH MeMURRAY rner of Pine and South streets. R. SK) IDDY, Capt. Wm. Ski nd sail on the Lith Dee of the above splendid y: asabove. Kk CHARTER. The bara tons. A charter to a por ow Saturday, the 1 has two splendid lar HL st. wud Fast saili ytain MeLauen, 40, Captain ‘egular days. few Orl ing may be dey ‘on, able, for which, and tions of the Fidelia, try, or sending for their to se be Is xt door to the Fulton Bank. assengers, persons intend- application on board, foot of Rosevelt | Pa ket ship SF 1000 ‘tons | ‘or second cabin passengers, ee | th; and the soi ad jonuson, will po- ( will fiud it mach Tine in preference to tran : at mild be made on beard foot of Wk J.T TAPSCOTS, Wall strect, Off 15 South at. corner of ‘aaiden ‘Lie. aekets FOR LIV i DOL—Packet af Wan shut November agen di ft sling a0 ‘Avorite packet ship HOT TINGU ER, 1006 tous bur- | thea, Captain [rx Buesley Qst, her regular day The shine of this tine being sons about to embark for the 9) the advantages co be derived ference to aud other,as their gre way more comfortable and co close, and their eco steerage passengers, i tay cthertine of packets, Pen ahoutd not fail to make euwly Burliog Sip, oF to , & J.T. TAPBCOTT, a niro Passage Office, 75 Bout! will sail on Friday, November | all 1000 tons and upwards, per- | 0 see ill not fail ts d country, from sele at capacity renders them eve nvenient t ons wishing to seeure bert appli 4 General h street, corner Maiden lene ing this line in pre- | moro ships of a small mmodations for cabin, second cabin known, sre superior to th: ot | hs | cation, on board, foot of masicians they are nay ete aw | Denses necessary ies F. WOLTER, 116 W | As “Harapha,” his first |M PAA TABLA A Second Night of th of a. AND MIS” CHARLES KEAN. ing, November 11th, Mr Charles Kean MrsCharles Kean conelnde wich Mn Belt, SEIGHBOUR’S wire ae Mrs Brown. at Price of Adu»: ‘ roy rs stallery, peak Doors open at 6% o'clock, and ths Cartaia willrise precisely Tovelork. : HOWERY THEATER, A. W. JACKSON... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. Tuestay Evening, November 11th, ‘The performance to commence with JULIUS CASAR. Mare Antou’ » JR Scott Brutus... + Davenport at ENCHANTED FOUNTAIN Syiphine CHHSNOUT STREET TH. PHILADE W E.BuaTOW ..6 cee eeee Second Night of the English Opera Company. AT itn. HLA. . LeseRe a Maw azn urn November lth, _ Tuesday Ev. Will be preseuted, first time in America,au Engli Bellin’s Opera of | PURITANI—Sir George Walton,M. win; Lord Arthur ‘Talbot, Mr Frazer; Sir Ric Delavant d Walter Walton, Mr Rae; §i vita Des Seguin; Henriette e of the TWO QUEENS Preyieus to which the —Magnus Lobb. Margaret, Mrs McLean; Cerisine, Mre Wilkinson. ANOM STAM PMMA T HE. VHILADELPBIA sieeeeeee MNOH KE. Sravens J. popater Fare Mr 0 yj Stace Maxaoen ? Night ofthe By emeut of MIS8 NELSON'AND. MA SROUGHAM EIGHTH NIGHT OF MR. sILSBEE. Tuesiay Urventing. November Lith, Will, be presented JONATHAN BRADFORD—Jonathan Bradford, Mr Feeeericks; Dan Macrany, Mr Brougha Caleb Scrimmage, Mr Burke; Ann- Bradford, Muss A Fisher To be followed by THE IRISH LION—Tom Moore, Mr ee ie Mr Fi i els To conclude with VE TELLER—B. Useful Uriah Doo, Mr i BOWERY CIRCUs, BOXES 26 cents—PIT 12(—-CHILDREN HALF PRICE. Splendid Horsemanship! By the finest Troupe in the United States, GREAT EQUESTRIAN ACTS ¢ rival Heroes Aymar and Nixon. Humor, by BARNEY WILLIAMS. mance alway. over before 11 o'clock. nl0 3t*me LEOPOLD DE MEYER’S GRAND FARE WELL CONCERT, WW bE take piace on FRIDAY, EVENING, tth instantat the Tabernacle, when he will be assisted by the first vo- cal and instrumental artists in the city. nil leme PROMENALE CO*%UCERTs, 4 LA MUSARD. FIRST CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE ON Saturday, 20th November, AT NIBLO’S SALOON, HE MEMBERS of the New York Musical Association respectfally public, their intention to give Curing the wiuter season, consisting of Overtures, Pot Pourris, Quadrilles, ete., etc., by Strauss, Lanner, Labitzky Gung and other celebrated composers. uments having created the greatest ex 0; Europe, the at the request of numerous have procu: the newest and best compositions of modern times, which are now in reheareal by a full and effective Orchestra of THIRTY-THRER PERFORMERS. which m curfrom the large uumber of performers, and the hi it has been thought adv scription lists to the verious Music Store: who desire to attend the performance, may guarantee tothe preicators a certain number 0 RICE OF TICKETS OF ADMISSIO! _, LARS, FOR SIX CONCERTS, To be paid on the delivery of tickets for the fir Mrs Burke e ‘concert; extra tickets for subscribers can be obtained by applying to theCom- mittee, for 50 cents each; at the door on the evening of the con- No, 135 | certs, 75 cents exch. Committee of Arrangements: eer GEOKGE SNEIDER, Crosby st. oo Broadway. Members of the Orchestra: G.¥. Bristow, Milon, A. Reiff, J.Helfenritter, —— , Herzo 8. Kuaebel, ‘A. Hellwig, ch J. Kehl, H. Otto, T. Leis, ©. Sauer, 31°F. Wolter, A Tyre, . Sehatz, L. Wiegers, él H. Konig, &. Grebver, G. 4, Senia, A. Peppenberg, G. Schneider, H Timm, A. Gero © Faligraff, J. Rebhan OG" Subseri;tiow list open at the pri it a 1 eodto29n r NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC ©OUiE GRAND ORATORIO OF SAMSON, BY HANDEL TAS splendid Oratorio will be performed by the Sacred ‘Music Society, on Friday Evening, 2lst instant, at the Ta- bernrale, for the first time in this city. ‘The public may be assured that this will be oye of the most cent perfor e ces ever given by the Society will be sustained by the following dist: i MISS STONE, MISS GARCIA Principal Sopranos of the Boston Handel snd J.8. JONES, The celebrated Tenor, in the part of ‘Samson.’ ocelot. EDWARD SHEPHERD : appearance in ten years. Together with other eminent talent. | MR. A. U. HAYTER, the celebrated Organist of the Bos- | ton Handel and Hayden S»ciety, wi yeside at the Organ. ‘The whole uncer the dir: ction of Mr. U.C. HILL. Further particulars will appear ina future advertisement \-/" The Performing Members of the Society are requested | rehearsal, at their Hall 460 Broadway, on ng next, : ‘Members can obtain their tickets of Mr. 0 #8 Canal street. nll are MISS BRAMSON’S CONCERT. 188 JOSEPHINE BRAMSON. oe 0 33) RAMSOM her sister, MISS HARRIE ) years), respectfully informs her friends and the public, will give her FAREWELL CONCERT, aT Niblo’s Saloon, On Tuesday, November Lith, 1845, ae dite ented artists: MISS WINDMULLER. MONS. LOUIS GIBERT, MR. AUSTIN’ PHILLIPS, and AN ORCHESTR A comprieiar the first tilent of the city, Pi re wages oat : Mn ae ‘iano Forte (from T. A. Chambers, road wa’ MILHENRY Cc. TIMM. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,-69 ir George Keller, JE Shaw; | leave to announce to their frieuda and the es of Instrumental Concerts LATEST INTELLIGENCE, {Correspondence of BY LAST W. EVENING’S MAIL. HINGTO, The Next Congress—itio will be speaker, Clerk, Sergeant-at-Arms, Door-Keeyer—Postmaster and Public Printer in House of Representatives—The Message, Tariff, Oregon, Sc. §e. In three weeks from Monday next, the twenty- ninth Congress will assemble. The first duty of the House of Representatives will be to elect a Speak- er, and the western members, it is believed, will do allin their power to accomplish the election of a western man. The claims of Virginia for some or her accomplished parliamentarians, may be urged ; and but for the number of Speakers she has already furnished, she might urge their claims with great prospect of success; but as it now stands, I think it more than probable no one from the “Old Domin- 1on,” however “ardent a southern sun may hie made him,” can unite a majority. From the east, business ; and Senda he Aerial Spirits) ... By the Rivers Family Serena i , ‘To conelude with the g FOULAH SLAVE. Antoine Bernard, Blanchard Cato +. Cony Or. “Philips the ma | Ur Lower Boxes 50 cents; Second and Third Tiers, % cxs., Most au Pit and Gallery, 1234 ‘cents. Hamlin of Maise. Doors will open at half past 6, the eurtai rise at 7 name | have seen mentioned, who has the stant prospect of success, is that of Mr. He unites with an active mind, much talent, a fine voice, and great capacity for if the western influence does not prevail, he will stand a good chance to be elected. But were I to “don the garb of a proj what will dertak. e to sa! be, I shou! er and un- ld not hesitate to prophecy that a western member will be elected, and that either Indiana, Missouri, or Kentucky, will have the honor of furnishing the successful candi- date. The next movement in tives will be the election of a clerk. fhe House of Representa The name of John B. Weller, of Ohio, was mentioned in connex- iol in n with this postsome weeks ago, but when recently u | this city, he formally denied that he was so — | His name 1s now mentioned again, but I can hardly believe he will take the field, exceilent tactician as he 1s, against the present very popular incumbent, | Major Freneh, a gentleman every way qualified to hon or the office, who was unanimously elected in January last; and who has performed the arduous duties of the statidn to the entire satistaction of eve- My own opinion is, that let who will op- pose Major French, he (Major F.) will be again ry one elected, perhaps unanimously. For altho mocrat of the trae New Hampshire stamp, be native of that State, he possesses an urbanity of manner and a kindness of heart whieh have render- ed him popular even with -his political opponents.— | If a western man should be elected Speaker, a wes- ‘tern candidate for Clerk would stand no Ce chance of an election, even were the office of Cler! vacant. h a de- ing a, ‘After the election of Clerk comes ‘that of Ser- gernt-at-arms. Newton Lane, Esq., of Kentucky, 13 now the incumbent, and I presume will be elected, as I have not heard of any prominent opposi- tion. Mr. Dow, the present door keeper, and one of the editors of the United States Journal, aims at a high- er mark, and will not be a candidate for his old sta- There are a host of persons whose names have been spoken of for this office, and among them Mr. Whitney of Illinois, and Mr. Clarke, (a nephew of Gen. MecCalla, Second Auditor,) of Missouri,are here on the ground, both active and energetic men, and either of them would make a good officer. tion. race, which I think doubiful, as aking a choice, follows the “tug” ice, should fi labor. Ritchie & Heiss, Fisk & Dow and Harns & Hart will ail be in the field certainly, and I should not be astonished if in the & Rives or John ©. Clerk’s roll. ch ter their prospects will be dubious enou, The whigs, of co to unite with the friends of the w: candidate,'and i this stale of confusion no man can | tell what the result will be. F n of the democrats will go for Ritchie & Heiss, but ould they fail to succeed on the. first vote, thereaf- ‘i urse, eak h. eneral melee the names of Blair Rives should be found upon the will be ready est democratic It is probable a majori- But | somebody will assuredly be elected, and then the House will be organized. After this, or perha before it is completed, will come President Polk’s first message, and it will be looked for with great anxiety, us there is little doubt the tariff will be fully discussed in it. It the President goes the sume length that the “ Union” bas recently gone, many democrats will be grievously disappointed. But time will show. As Ss the Oregon question, there can scarcely be a doubt but that the President will take ground in favor of its occupancy to the 54th degree, and upon that he will be fully sustained by the country, let Great Britain “ flare up” as much as she chooses. The next session of Congress will be one of the most exciting and interesting which has assembled for years, and its deliberations will, no doubt, at- tract a great throng of visitors and hangers-on at the Capitol. And in the fashionable world of this | cham| Hayden Society | won an r again ;” all of which wil the Herald from timeto time’ lost, and Wasuineron, Past 12 o’clock, “bright be Sunday night, Nov. 9, 1845, And a cloudy morning. As we expected, as we had every reason to expect, the editor of the Union metropolis all will go “merry as a marriage bell ;” ined e will be ‘drank, scandal be retailed, hearts eyes look love to eyes faithfully reported for 5 is down upon the whole corps cf the correspondents of the Herald, for the misstatement of a volunteer that there had been overtures proposed between Dow, of the U. S. Journal, and Heiss, of the Union, to a compromise upon the subject of the printing. and he of Oregon or non printing or none, in both cases ; Hi is right e,” b le goes not oni ” but for the wi | Pather Ritchie scorns any thing like a compromise, “for the whole ole ofthe House and that is the only way to do it ut in both cases we suppose there will be a good deal of haggling, to use the expressive | Tan of th 1 pect. of Tattersall’s. 2 the assault upon Mr. Grey in the Union office, we learn that it was a cowhide used | misunde! | therefor | Heiss, | untuel | | office, still we t to enter any pri subscription. | On which occasion she will be. assisted by the following tal- | 4y'Miy. Heiss and. not a big stick. stood the instrument of re, or we mii we are in! ‘inting of sunderstood his statement. Mr. Grey either the infliction, Mr. formed, also had forewarned our ky cotemporary against entering the Unton ink it an excusable act in a man ffice for the settlement of his Under a legal prosecution, Mr. Heiss c nm f ts. | willhave to answer to the assault; some say that in etek ie Rey musie vr lpeen = the door | making the assault he hada big stick in one hand on the evening of the concert and a cowhide ir. the other ; but that he only used PROGRAMME the latter, holding on to the former as a corps de re- Overture in D. Full Orchestra . Kalliwoda | serve in case of necessity ; but of this we are not so Arias Mise Windmnaller, ‘Dax Alpenhorin’ (Como | well certified as st the fact ok a rather socal i roel Pea See ON 2D | riation of the neck of Mr. Grey. Our only surprise bie ir ith Mit oni “9 xd wore. iy Herz | is that Grey acted the non-resistant. Fighting as Ballad—T'll watch for thee,’ Mr Austin Phillips, |... | vigorously as he does on paper, he ought to have arranged by. Phillip® entered into the skrimmage with corresponding Duetto—Piano Forte, Miss Bramvon and Miss Har- " lousGilbert, ‘ Les Heriondelles’ Felicien David | there would have Ske BAR ~» b Puget | right of self-detenc PART LI. | must either Weber | resistance. © Mercadante | Patible wi Gi cians. Masini | There sprees to he , ‘ins | Modore Moore, late Ballad —*Calm was the night Mg Austio Hite 4: Phillite | something of corresponding orchestra Pe Creray | the Unit ‘To comm:n Doors open at 7- Certificates presented to Miss Joseyhine Brarason, by thirty- one emi olessors of music -— x s Wo inere Pad tne east’ of hearing Miss Josephine Bram- son at a private party, and must confess that we never heard a e ten years obage play oa the Piauo Forte with all the ity, the precision, the steady ‘ime-keeping, and the taste of an adalt professor; ‘she throws more lorce also into the volumes of er tones, than we could have supposed her ply i cal strength could accomplish. We feel confident she ts tined to rival the greatest pianist thus far kuown. Professors of New York—Piero Marorcelli, Michele B i, George Loder, A P Hejnrich, J A Kyle, Austin Phillips, Jutias Meta, UC Hil @ 3 Jo Professors of iiladel his ‘ i 2 bf lw Barton, Josep! ia ie Oe bor ¥ Dudoiph, © F Stolte, ‘rosfessors of Baltimore— ‘ett, A Metz. Professors of Greatorex, V C Taylor, Jas n6 6¢%r 1c Pi asi, H A All : len, B Paicrdc Wed Babeock, HW ford—W Barnet Jon Monds, Carl Lorenz NIBLO'S. _ GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION. HERR ALEXANDER, THE GERMAN MAGICIAN O8T respectfully returns his sincere thanks for the liber- al FAtrOmnge Oe et ieestiog & trengicra ne haaadaeed othe adviveat his trlends to remain ONE WEEK uaNGE by te aa vhich time he will use his wemost endeay olf repay eerie ead deserve t further continnance of oe, by so changing his b “he as to render each -veniogan ‘and every Evening this week. ifty Cents. . .rformance commences at 75 o'clock. 10 6t"r ALHAWRA, * No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS !!! MUSIC AND MIRTH! Tuesday Evening, Nov. ith, —_ gouch pleasure in. an, a ‘The manager of the’ Atharnea”” has oancing. the. eu ‘ement of the celebrate “eecentric Comic characters and “eecentig peculis Who will enliven his audience with bis “superlatively ha- a and “rressstibly lwaghable” entertainment. i u ar and hiy 8 eres OS REA BINGE t en secured ‘heir reputa'ion is established on comment or encominm, on the} aoe went be supe fluo ¥ ond sed Th so frm a line style of singing woul Performance to commence at 7% o'clock. Admission ® cts. nf0 attr | to a Lieutenant, he volunteered in informed that he wi the subj services as commande which balance though con | m he ba sersive ston. Itis expec aa ‘Comutiedore vill be ‘honored, as he be, with the rank of Post Captain in i i the Sabbath ding the inclemency of ne were in their pew at rian) 4% street. ive family at ospel,” is thus exert- favor of chureh-going, Iders and office seek- a wondertul f Mr. je is now the theolo- ministration, but of @ f insiders und outsi- t into office through the good; if not, they cannot learn much to their spiritual and temporal ac - Otte ve amazing but that todo Se it inten | States Navy. Notwit | just passed, resident The pune’ the | Luka | Sprole. rr not cord be iid Liberal congregati ders. But if the latter f the church,well an door of fail to “on ck 5. speaking cere ‘nave headed the invasion of Louisinue, that ON's CON war, say! “Nothing Wellis ded, should ia | Jackson might tear nom THE nRow oy Narotr ect of the bi stan’ fan Botow) ive up politics 0: i is a doctrine of! States service, 1ns' cares, ae wind, t family, as usu: Mr. Sprole’s church, (First Presbytel - a presence ad stated preaching of t } ing a marked influence in especially among oe ‘eae have taken, jate to the excellent pular,Mr. Sj ly of the Ai the office-hol ‘ood earnestness. Even it defeated in the set-to, been some glory in exercising e to the uttermost. Mr. Grey r the principle of non- f Christianity incom. ith free discussion of politics and politi- the bea general desire that Com- rank in f the Texian Navy, shall hold his transfer to tead of being razeed the rank which he occupied before the Texian cause. ill probable appeal to Congress on ‘e are also alance due him from Texas for eleet and the Exec many of them, sermons ot on of can in Packenbam, as was | QUERER THE LAURELS or Warenoo.” The chronology of clear on this subje \ lar! Mr. Ingersoll m ot, when it is re r of the Texian Navy ceded by the Texian Con- by the veto of President at all events, that the rves to the United , of gal- is history of the late tories of Gen. Jackeon, ust be particu collected that hi on the L5th w Orleans was fou ' beg more § iy and the battle of ‘aterloo on the, 18th day of June, or six months after the victory of the cotton bags. al a ae e ul for Belgium, residing at Balti- | ph {he onrel ‘officiel information Ire ne (¢ i} je d | goecamer net cet nw ot \ Janes enre, pease, oste Catineal, potatoes and rid Then comes on the race for Post Master, i. e. if there will be an: ‘ the present P. M., Mr. J. Morgan Johnsov, of Vir- ginia, has as yet no opposition. And though last, yet not least, for public Printer, and in m e there be no caucus, verily the mountain wil