The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1845, Page 3

wg ili’s Infalirble 0 longer heard, and the collection of-taxes in that State is ANTED-A situation 4s , of be and ben : assist in wr Plain sewing, Individaaly of borhsenes iasad about tue festral sfetion of tie | PFgTessing #0 rapidly and thoroughly, that a complete | or wortd be willing famat ea Ae ere NE: sity, why I didu’t appoiutan agency up there. would state | resumption of the payment of interest on the public | hadat No. 13 Mulberry stret, in the teat, where, the best of that now at J. Jarvis’s needle and | 4, bt, will be made within the next six months city references can be produced as to character aud capability. fincy store. No. 635 B: supply of the | 4°! Lveagas as. Z i$ 2% re Onguene will lw ‘ilicted with, | ‘The difficulty experienced in collecting taxes in Penn sylvania, was caused principally by the unjust and une- | ‘WAN.—A young woman wi 8 pitaatice oe qual system upon which taxes were levied, and the mo- | Irming, or toda’ the general housework of sill I ment the taxation laws of that State were perfected, and | | le best city reference will be given. Apply at No. 13 Gree: the mode of valuing taxable property changed, the col- | street, New York. wl3 2th ) ANTED oy Weer lections progressed in the most satisfactory manner, and WwW “ wlesesne tt nd iron ‘or tO he 00k: ‘one to fo plata cos B id the revenue of the State became large enough to bring | chamber work and , cost $65. Keopers ef about an immediate resumption of payment. | ‘The best city refere choice works of art might spenu Old Stock Exe! y | street, in the basement. or ne the vast collection of fine { 8shs Au. & Roch 10234 | FICE WANTED—In the neighborhood of Wall street, tre, No. 108 Neseane st Ber 10 Housatonic RR 2 | lanover Square, or Beave! t, & conveaient office, un- : 431 Island RR TE | Satie MOREAGH W HEYDECKER, 4 Ht = aac roa sa 0 do bio 7 | ula st*re ee 4 Hanover st. others common tallow, cslored an 5 2 een : ANTED, eb fe 2 Ads 75° | FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to 2 © me act as Agents for the sale of new and popular Publications. Se tee. de pasaintics ame $300 over and above their expenses will be insured to them in is produced. from various 4 a ington " 38 | writing, with an opportunity of cleari if, $1000 r yeur, Some ted by chemical affinity, which affords uourishment to the i-Kentucky 6’s 104 100 a ‘S0ds 38, , | men now in our employ will, no doubt, m 1000 per F the Pisin retnen ss Dendrail sad-gives it e soft, sky Cj ae ge ly 5 38% | year clear ofall expeuse. - Each will have his district» It. will repared only at 214 Broadway, by Edward Pha- Siukimiak wa sare bie as to have at least from $25 to $40 to obtain tin Hele Sen Re M ingout. Apply at FRENCH'S Publishing Hall, 299 ja a oe hee ws 35 do ; Up stairs.” All letters must be post paid. ———_— 20 Ohi a ’ : Fine Green and Black Tea.—Very 60 Morris Canal a oie &: |” GENLEMEN'S OAST OFF CLOTHING — Qolog rie extra fine do 6s., Young Hyson, sup. 108 ao, 330 : 50 go 8578 | WANTED. and Ge, a anton Co es 50 do boo 96 EN'TLEMEN desirous of turning into cash thei . Cc 163 Gr h st bear if Co d Readi t in as heir super- Mrech and iss Ghathum etrest bstweeu Foul and Rooreveine, | ty 9° ree eae earl wil ogenta Gare the vaioonine Ate Jewelry ke This inthe oldeat and largest ‘Ton Establishment n Ame a % m0 x 8d 360 4 | troin'auy ofthe dealers, Wa eeveRE. oe ir reput ing, ani ‘ ‘1 U quetit + thea woods, sands, and dont : a 3 do , tran a a 160 3088 | _ Gentlemen leaving thir odds nero Sane aN ae tte chants, and the whele public to this very respectable estal- | 100 "dp," bay 3358 30 AG 8 34 | Rout Ofice or otherwise, will be punctually attended o their ts By But Recon Co Be 2 =e pe “ Clothing cleaned and repaired. n13 3t*m rw jon of the Ohio Kiver. Feet mee S best’. VALUE AND IM State of River 75 Erie Consolid’n 860 69 500 do 12m 51'4 + +++ + 18 fest in the channel Sevond Board. 3 j 4 fee! ing. i i ; y.LINo.7. @ feet 8 inches inchannel. | *y Reding RR Sic do romiggton 8 ihc Cincinnati,. ...Nov. 8 +106 mon flatsand bars | 30 do bis” 25 =~ do wo | :. 2 a ae $8... | aud that, too, without having. to aaa a a 40% | ions—facilitnting the speech and pv MONEY MARKET. i do be 35, 0 do $a: | rest atiet in ecb mene ee cece Te | ‘speaki . Dr. Thursday, Nov.13—6 P.m. | % Nor& Wor elena, bio 41” | Giaatle’s methods are in strict” accordance with anatomical me: Quotations have taken a turm to-day, amd advanced | 50 fast Boston 15%. 50 g bis 4D | CHASE ARS OUT bie! C. CASTLE, M. D., Dentist. from a quarter to one per cent. Morris Canal went up 3 | 77 (Housatonic | eS ee tio dhyg | nidittme ee 3a Broadway. percent; Long Island 1 ; Canton 1 ; Norwich and Wor- New Stock Hxchange. T. BROWN, center}; Stonington 1; Erie Railrond }; (sales of tho | W0 sks Morris Canal 360 22, 25she StoningtonRR 38 STONE SEAL ENGRAVER, Consolidated at 69 ;) Reading 1; Farmers’ Loan}; Ken- | 135 bah Bae Py és Ae OF Re open P tucky Sixes +; Pennsylvania Fives } ; Stonington 1}. | cash is MOL Island RR bia ce | C orbraas; bitmonds, ‘Amethysts, Topazes kee. bo - d | rough or eut t Si Seal ft il . be eee pers ins at the improvement, and the bulls | 200 cm 438 S0Rending RR “tw 51 Cases, Ladies Sea ie og aved with ‘Arms, fimes ets OF mdancy. io jae 3 Bie woe any device, Coats of Arms found and painted from $2 and up- | f r ded to any part of the United States or Caun- | da, ‘Arms copied or quartered in any manner’ Books of H | 54 Sterling Exchange is steadily declining. Prime bills sue on London can be obtained to any amount at 8] per cent "5 premium. The tolls on the New York State Canals, from the opening of navigation to the close of the first week in November, in each of the past seven years,jhave been as annexed :— [SUNS NewgYor« Srare Carat Touts Receiven. Ls First week in Nov. Total to 7th Nov ry kept with upwards of 150,060 ni pli hi ‘SD MEDIC! and APOLLO BELVIDER. hed aeagliola, af exanisite workmans Talbot Watts’ Agency for Works of Art, Squire's Buiding, corner of Aum street, an ngravi it i ty, ud liberal cash prices paid. te tere H IMPORTATION OF WATCHES. On Wednesday, the 12th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Evans, Mr. Henny L, Jewnincs to Misa’ Louisa L. Puain, all of this eity. am beat 1 pol for $3 50 the pair, at No. 102 N. Died, On the 12th inst., after bore with Christian fortitu the 61st year of her age. E.Her friends and acquaintances ring illness, which she rs. Hanaiet Marxs, in AVING just received from Europe, with a new assortment of fine Gold and Silver Watches and Movements, a lot of and those of Arnest ink, jr, and the congregation’ of the First Baptist | Indeeriine Becta cad went - ae 6M 91,470,068 Church, dre invited to attend the funeral this afternoon | sims aon entice see able ume Wate wotne epee 1'874'798. at half-past $ o'clock, from her late residence, 272 Eliza- | this opportumty to call the attention of all persons watch + suadg 174.738 Bethe bugmeapto int our stank, which, ip every respect, will be sees 73) 1909; ‘Stamtoi ol apers will please copy. ud advantageous, both for price and qualit x pnb se Se | gaa *On Wednesday evening, the 12th inst, Hansa Susexs, DELACHAUR'Z MARE, - «119,680 2,865,958 wiThe friends of the toattond her | tine toattend to he repairing ofall Landsat msceleae also \@} nue te cl of November, this year, were ernoon at 8 o'clock precisely, from 216 | ticularly those of fine and difficult works. nid'Imin_ $127,246 greater than to the same date last year, and On Thursday morning, the 13th inst., a Watches Gold within $80,416 of the entire receipts of 1844. There has | aged 55 Perea Hamatry, who wish to Payehate, Gold or By ¢ S been some severe weather on the line of the canal, and | ‘The frionds of the family, and of his brothers, Francis | sdvantige to call on thesctscniber whee wether eh estat and John Hamatty, are hereby respectfully invited to at- tend his faneral on Friday afternoon, the 14th inst., at | half-past 3 o’clock, from the residence of his brother, Na. 105 Columbia street. On Thursday evening, W™. C.Scorr, jr, in the 14th year of his age. . The friends’of the family, and the members of Grove Lodge No. 68 I. O. of O. F:, Hancock Division No. 23 8. the snow in the vicinity of Syracuse was about twelve inches deep, which looks very unfavorable for a much longer continuance of navigation on the canal. Should navigation remain open as late this season as last, the ag- gregate amount of receipts for the current year will not vary much from two millions six hundred thousand dol- jons of the above at retail much lower than any other house inthe city. Gold Watches as low ns $20 and $25 eich. Watch- es and Jewelry exchanged or bought. All watches warranted to keep good time, or the money refunded. . C. ALLEN, Importer of Watch: ‘Wholesale and Re and Jewelry, OL Wall street, up B12 Im*re lars. ; of T., and Ark Tent No. 61, I. O. of R., are respectfull ane and Roomeon the rbot The amount of tolls collected at the port of Berwick, | Teavested to, attond tho funeral from his father’s resi- | VW Mit tny other plo for trevetton at dence, No. 187 Franklin street, en Saturday afternoon, fee eth teak at bat business require them to be absent frequently. Pa., onthe North Branch Canal, for the month ending 3 o’clock. Th and healthy | ff the hotel, ite D October 3ist, was $10,518 31, and the whole amount | = park, retired from the wolee, bustle and contas jon of great the THE FATE OF GUILT. roughfares, yet adjacent thereto, and all the steamboat land- since the Ist of April, $60,800 40. The amount receiv resénts the most desirable residence. 168 Duane st, op- ed up to the same date in the year 1843, was $20,395 61, a LON AL ey ie GAZETTE, of Saturday; | posite Duane park. nid im*me and the year 1844, $49,695 95, showing an increase in | The Lives of:he Felous, No. 3—Charley and Jim Webb BROWN’S INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL. 1844 over 1843 of $23,200 84, and the present year over | oc outinuation ofthe republication of the Newgate Calendar, pie PROPRIETOR of this long estab) ished Hotel, takes he i fe, piracies, trial and execution of the notori- id. ing disclosures relative to Mesdames Restell, Cos and other abortion: occasion, respectfully, to appri public generally, that in a determination to keep full pac fe sbirit of enterise. now prevalent in his, Nae he bees wit the last few months, had hi acious establishment thoroughly last, of $17,204 46. The receipts of the Western Railroad Company for ith thin the week ending the 8th Nov. 1844 and °45, were as fel- | _ Corruptionand criminality, rottenness and rascality of the | overhauled throughout. it, without regard to pains or ex- at * | Old Police. scat Pense, he has added to his splendid accommodations another Jack Gibson and other Thieves in Philadelphia. Ordinary and Ladies’ Drawing Room, fronting on Wesreay Ratt Rean. Notices of celebrated American Felons, comprising Lyman both of which are elegantly executed in Receipts for Week ending Nov. 8th, 1844. 1845. Inc, | Parkes, the great forger; Smith Davis, the king of the Koney- oom is very nificently furnished aasengess $4997 5, ‘900 | ackers; Dr Mitchell, Dr Stewart ana Sam Cutter. % iu every particular in the most modern style, and has elicited Freights, &c. 35 13,863 4,128 |, The Boston Murder—Case of Rowley—Destiny of Crime— | the highadiniration of the hundreds who have visited it. Ad —— ——_| Haunts of Thieves—Pawnbrokers and Obscene Books. | joining this Drawing Hoom, are several new and delightful T tx 19,460 5,028 | , Robbery at the National Hotel—Arrest of Bill Wood alias | chambers, also han ly farnished,and so arranged that they Nett gai 44,538 | ‘Dusty Bob’ ‘Pock-pitted Brown’ and the ‘Little Frenchman’ | can be made entirely private from every other partof the hi Disgraceful Attempt to Pardon Phil Brummy alias Simpson, | With these improvements, he confidently bel ‘Total gain from Jan. Ist to Nov. 8th, 1845, $19,566 | nd Sam Powell, nephew of Bill atSPenE ton, Jack tablishment cannot be excelled in any part of ‘iakerten, Jack Hat- icit The Big Frenchman at Pinteux’s—Bob increase for the week ending tho 8th instant, was | geld: Sieme Tock Horch ed Book: and he Feshectfally solicits a continuance of that patron one ninth part of the total for the previous ten months, | » Billy Cox sid Charley Slater, the Panel Thieves. Te Gece 1 ny vests lenient’ 0 Sowa Um “More than four thousand dollars of the increase this last | p-4/{ot#0 Schmidt alias Joseph Mallard’s opinion of The Old Nov. 11, 1815. nid 2 week, was on freight. Policy Dealer sentenced for six months. NATIONAL HOTE, piven ig Proceedings in the case of Polly Bodine—Sentences in the Washington D.C. The receipts of the Reading Railroad Company for one | Sessions, en | weekly record of murders, burglaries, robberies, HE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, formerly known as week in November, for the past three years, have been | Pps, seductions, counterfeits, false-pretence rogues, ke &e. | B Gadaby’s, but now generally called Coleman's Hotel, de- waedey ‘or sale a: 27 Cent t, New ork, at $3 annum. sires to return his thauks to his friends and the travelling por- as annexed: General A Bringer & ber & Co. and | tion of the community generally, forthe favors whieh they Reapina Rutroap. : Colon & Adi Iphia; Taylor, Wilde & Co. at | have bestowed upon him since he opened his establishment Week ening Nov. uh, 340... 6tgas'ig °™ “troe | outa: Guo oer Albans anda erste | faase ware hat he eueneegne cenoge smugr Do do Nov. 9th,'1844, 16,578 93 12443 ton¥ | new: agente iu the Uni Me hime, Lisi eid es See Ai Go do Nov. 8th, 1645... 2. 30,028 13 21/807 tons | “-> Philadel hia "*Spirit of the Times” will please copy the 14 it? been, during the gummer, thoroughly e ‘Tho transportation of coal for two or three weeks sneteon pute o- nie iter a Atted fe now in frt Fate order for the reception past, has not been so great as previously, andthe sup- is Publi at 12k Cents, No.3 of OMiemiee fot hor Tivoe en the oe ee ply coming to market has fallen off so much that prices THE NEW YORK EDIGAL nO Fe ats dr ing the easich of Co ngreas, be- wea are daily advancing. pirep peURGICAL REPORTER. Table tthe market affords, aod stent aed The earnings of the Bufulo and Nisgara Railroad | F)DITED by Ae ieee ek , September, 1845. 85 Smd& Wis jxb Company this year, show a very great increase over last From the Ist of August to Ist of November this year’ they were $11,864, ogainst $8,352 for corresponding period last year. According tothe latest returns, the debt of Georgia v Asylum for cian. Women, also late. Ward Vaccine PI THIS NUMBER CONTAINS: ir Métt’s Clinique at the Medi-al De) y, Sati ber 1 845. PA , HIDES, HIDES. lizabeth street, will pay a premium of he highest market price, on all cut, the cattle being stuck in the highest market price for Calf Skins, nil2iw* re ~~ HID) JOHN BUNN, 228 E hide abc tering. Al Sheep Skins. and i wrtment of amounts to $1,727,760. In this amount is included the Hospital te Mi 4 CHEMICAL BALSAM, debt of Reid, Irving & Co. of $202,510. ‘This debt bears loses, Resident Physician, Vitaliams Novi,bydohi | |...) yOr Hair Invigorator. Aq a ‘ewman. M. ir Preset c} i i an interest of five per cent, payable in London. The by 8-B. Phillips, M. B: Editorial Department—T'ying repmtivessuall eater eiiee icon Garton debt of the State has increased within the past year, as will be seen by the annexed statement: — Subclavian Artery within the Scaleni reach of art. side for Aneurism. A Case of Compress: luscles of tl Merits of tHe Cueaict Batsam on Harn Invigonton—It ion of the Brain, in which Dr. Mott operated. New Publications. Weekl: revents Bal it removes Dandriff and C Scruff. Pinkie Went 'es Gikonara rh 1008 Portof Deaths in New York City. ‘Terms $2 ver annum, pay | Ye Roope the Hair in its natura) color and prevents it from Actual amount of debt, January, 184 $1 640,138 pein ede: cod ratecriptign rec aired by the Jropeietor, at Ds | turing grey. now Brepmnted to the worl h arith a firm be Bonds actually used for State Road 43,072 House; Wiley & Putaam, 161 Broadway; 8. 8. a W: Wood, | walle unequalled.” Prepared solely by E Phat eal street. i) tre i Ra + s—0. Fish & Co., Washington, D, C.: Ayer & Phelan, Deduct payment to Reid, Irving & Co., New Yor ere Oee ICE, iis} | 76 Broad at., Columbus, Georgins Tattle, Assembly. Build TEAMER CALEDONIA FROM BOSTON The Mail | i888, comer of Tenth and Chesnut sts., Philadelphia; H. Rice, Debt January Ist, 1845,. $1,635,210 | Sorte above stoumes wilt be ped one Oe seal | comer of Court and og on og gg oR Rg Debt Nov. lat, 1845,. . 1,727,760 + 0 $94,550 n of the Legislature of jo. 105 Fulton st.. Brooklyn; M. Ulster Co., N. ¥.; V. B. Locirow, No. 54 Benver street, Albany; John B. Watson, Charleston Hotel, South Carol 8. Tousey, Syracuse, N'Y.; Gorton Anderson, Newport, 1; and No. 178 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N.Y. day, the 15th instant, at 33g P. be prepaid 19 B and eich add nl4 2tre M, P IH lett ton. Ofhalfan Ganee oF under ceuts} nal half ounce 5 cents. HOBERT H. MORRIG, P.M. ‘Transportation of Naval Stores. | Increase since January, 1845, ” ‘The law passed at the last sei Georgia, providing for the extinguishment of the debt NAVY AGENT’S OFFICE, , ow Shen) due Reid, Irving & Co., has not been fulfilled, as mdeOeAtiisos ed and endo, YORE NO 1; 5 SOLAR viet rg GIRANDOLES, | the sale of bonds, authorized by that act, could not be ef | I gig de Janeiro,” will be received at this office watil s-ovele pu SUBSCRIBER has jast opened a splendid assortment | fected at the price and in amounts as desired. A propo | ?. M., Monday, the 15th day of Decembe next; for the trans- | % of Solarl.amps of vatious patterns; Suspending and Bracket ortation af about 4000 barrels, more or tores, from the Navy Yard neiro, in the empire of Brazi barrel, without If cubic feet of Foon Solars; Chandeliers with from one to five ligl | Bronzed Girandoles, of entire new pattern: ms of the finest lustre, im sets and pai sortment of Japanned ‘rays, of Gothic and » Which he offers for sale at wholesale and retail, ost reasonable terms. | of Government it Brooklyn, N. Y,, to Rio de J ffers must specify the price inction between Sta ts; Gilt and d with sition has been made by the house above named to re immed wil iceive payment for the remainder of this demand ngeinst itimating the pound sterling at four dol- ty cents, the same to be paid in the city of INew York, and allowing interest at the rate of five per ent per annum, for sixty days, from the date of the pay ent. The proposition is limited to the time when the gislature, now in session, shall adjourn, The balance in the State Treasury ,at the close of each iscal year, appears to be annually decreasing, without ducing the public indebtedness. The belance reported n hand at the close of the fiscal year 1844, was $186, 39 81, and at the close of the fiscal year 1845, $91,616 38, ithin which time there has been an increase in the pub- lic debt of $94,650. A revision of the present system of taxation in Georgia may contain, f nt Stores to be taken on board as freigi primage to beallowed. ‘Ten fair weather working lay be allowed ateach of the ports of Brooklyn and iio de for taking in and dischargi 0. f Navy Agent inthe Un lence +f the delivery of the cargo. P ne description, name and condition of the ves where she is at the time of offering her; and she must pass th usual i ispection, and be ready atthe Navy Yard, Brooklyn, to receive cargo by the 26th December, and ifnot presented for exaivation within, three days: after being notified of her | acceptance, the freight will be offered to the next lowest bid- der, sccording to law. PROSPER M. WETMORE, Navy Agent. nid lawdwer PILOTING. OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot between, the port of New York, and all the Eastern ports to B ane- ayments to be made tates, prodacing satisfac- 154 Fall d f N_B—Wanted atthe above ‘entablishment, & ROCKLAND QUARRY. J TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS. opened the Quarry i Mr. Richard Coe, tn Clarkatown, Wockland ar whepe inn ctes manufac: 0: the very best quality. The stone is well known to the pub- lic in the above line, being used from the same quarry upwards mau lamp maker. AMES THOM respectfully informs the publicthat he has turers can be furnished with stone for buildicg their {umnaces of sev ikewise, stone furnished in the rough, or | of finer quality, and more equal color than | id preniy, er cent cheaper than a e city of New York. Architevis ani builders can have an opportunity of introducing entire stone , frents and oraamenting them with stone at a cheaper rate, vston, Sag Harbor, | being easy cut, and hard 4 as been recommended by the executive. Itis proposed | New London, Stonington, Newport, Brovidenct ene or frost, indivi Heol ave an Satay ci pele the jo extend the list of taxable objects. Under the head of Hig se meget ay i ad all Burts as ke eas the Kenue same kind ‘ stone buill a, farm houses in the Vicinity of the i rders left at sD quarry, and now in a y pecific taxation, about ono half of the required revenuo | o1 Beekman and Watersinet, or ra "Adone hepa Bet Ne lnety yours. Ordate received at te rearry or before wanted ‘akes charge as Master, if required. Satisfactory re- ference, &e., &e. i 2w*me » LOPES, MUFFS AND FURS. sronld adv thMufls, to call nt Wit. COOPE, gi Far oven ‘ ill be raised, whilst the other half will be produced ac- ording to the plan of valuation. Both plans embrace bout an equal number of taxable objects. A reduction t sixteen per cent of the present fixed rates, on several important items, is suggested. The revenue from taxes three da fe yard,comer of Barrow and Wish- MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE. BOUT $35,000 in Mexican Scrip, bearing 8 per cent interest Per annum, and payable in 47 quarterly mstalments, for sale by the present holder, who ttoremove to Kuro} ffers received ui the 25th October, proximo, addressed ollected under the numerous taxation laws in all the find Muffs uot alone superior bat to E.. P., 208 Broadway. fates, fluctuates 20 much, from year to year, thet the coat ts Nc ufactores, Capitalists will find this profitable aud secure investment Isat 64 Bowery. 5 doors sbove walker street—and 75 Maiden ane, near Gold street. ‘ N. B.—All Furs bought at his stores warranted to ‘J Ww nit tw) they are represented. BOARDING: FEW Gentlemen with their fami only, can be accommodated with pl ng the winter, at No, £7 Broadway, wareh, hand Spanish, 1 . es skeoraae ‘reasuries are never placed beyond contingencies, in eoting the current expenditures. All revenue laws uld be formed with an eye, first to the raising of amount sufficient to mact the current expenses, and cond tthe collection of a fixed amount beyond anycon- ingency. The defective system of taxation,in nearly Il the States of the confederacy, is one great cause of he continual delinquency of many, and until some more A NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN FRENCH, ON THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSIEM Y E. DU BUISSON, A, M- being formed, at No. 147 Gi 6t0 7 and 7 to 8 o’cloek. By this system th able to converse with rapidity and ease, thorough knowledge of the language, with a culiarities, than by any other method. Further particulars, terms, &e., will known on ap- pl on at Mr. Bookham’s Select School, No. 147 Green, cor- ner of Houston street, beiween the hcurs of 9 A.M. ond 3 hat +r or le Reptiemen it rooms with board, a few doors below ages are both constantl: ‘one of the best opportunt- be ma eral, more equal, and more rigid. system la adopted, Jemen as may to pefect themselves in the _ o'clock P. M. nll Swre_ fp oo honcho ‘or farther particnlars, please enquire as above. E AG LE B ATHS, te from this source, will make the payments, either for ye current expenditures of each government, or for in- rest the public debts, extremely doubtful at all HT THT pear meee ioe nt EETH! the | natural ones, for biting and mas‘ieation, A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on ETWEEN Centre and Ei eed Gad eid oswer Dasher areal eee eee Warm, Cold an ual ticularly when this sou: Rion Lt 5 ak tee eee es ie Tete al Toath, onc cold pan, gracile tthe Caled estes fastest When we look at the immense wealth of every Stato | joomurerrey vem? ? he Wom be «tmosvherie 200 YF HAYS atmy Yard, 29 Eliot r the Union, and consider the enormous resources yet | Single Togth, from sioro5 00 LE Reiniy ant Bedard’ Pench Ogenend Hea AS eae et, edoveloped, it becomes a matter of astonishment | By Br 'SONES, "comer of Canal street and Broaderie, ie | hea, iz $90 for broken, $579 for egy and stove, vse hat there exists a solitary instacne of delingnency in | ‘ance in Canal street au ite | dellerered. “Alcs, Grervoct Wlaeveeh ke ecting folly and promptly every farthing of tho in- | T) FR POWELL, OCULIST Qeitnreceivede ri IACOB WEEKS, jebtedness of each. It only requiresa determination on N RATIVE SURGEON, to Di f - ti ESSENCE OF GOFFEE, PE 7 the Eye and to all fm o part of the Legislatures of each State, to frame laws O'clock, at hi HICH is now extensively used in roviding the necessary revenue, and the people will in orn alma, Soppere Mirehe ‘Text Vemege, Cassrect sad isnow for the first time introduced Into the U, State short time, if the laws ure judiciously, equally, and | “A MAUROSIO wecet eet cent attention and snccess. inveterate cases of STRABISMUS, or Squintion, cured in triotly enforced, cheerfullyysubmit to the burdens, hat Dealers and others sapped with the different qualities of hats, at as low prices if not lower than by ay any other | manufacturers, iL & SO: a few minutes. sagacity of the public | hatover they maybe. The value of the taxable pro- | ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that cm scarcely be dis h ve the numerous cor: | { every State or Territory im the Union, is la tinguished from the natural. veniances it offers to how 1, travellers by erty o i Se large | "theese and residence si Brondisas—entrance 1% Warren land ot sen, restanrateurs, Se. pe to be | Hough to prodnce, with a moderate and reasonable rate | street. nid ittme rewarded for the great. sacrifice ion of a novelty od 7,2 liberal patronage, which eannot fail to. | y every person who will make atrial of | hog Wiutar streets | |. G. Gottaborger, G39 Browd: ste, always demands, f taxation, a revenue sufficient to meet the interest on be awarded to him 08. public debt, no matter what may be its extent, and ce AND ABDOM| vALe superi¢ a "s 6 current expenses of the government. T is athaowledged by the most The loud complaints that have existed for some time | *0) id rica. in Maryland, in regard to unequal taxation, are no | we Nya Astor Hopes, DR. HULLS TRUSSES ‘trumeuts over all others ingot physicians in A fomale 4 ghundance | way AUCTION NOTICES. eee LEVY will sel on Saturday Evening ah E i yy Evening, loth ii 5 A + clock, 0380 Broud aay, rH invoice ot Aacicot end Me ru Paintings, just. received, amoug which are man pictures” ‘Galland thea. semenleaees JOHN 1, SWIFT, Auctioneer, DH BULBOUS ROOTS SWIFT. & will sell This Day at 11 o’elock, at No. 2 Pi emes of choice Duteh Bulbs, Just. received, consisting 0 unui ually fine assorument of double and single Hyacint Tulips, Peonies, ‘These roots were not prematurely removed from the ground, and every one may be relied ou. all warranted true to their names, and wish little care to produce perfect flowers. Catalogues at the sale. me ane pRornE sue; TORTONT. t re , ‘ORS have great pleasure in annouveing that to their already exteusive place. they have added sit new Saloons, designed for the accommodation of private par- ties, with a’ private entrance, first door on the right, No. 50 ide street. The Cafe ‘Tortoni is situated on the coruer of Reade street nd Broadway. sh ‘nl lw*me WM. W SHIRLEY, Auctioneer. Beary STUFFED BIRDS—By H. E. 11 Broadway, one to two huodred Bi RGAN et, two u ‘iNard— kk, at the sales room. ely and in cases of , in the best manuer, This Day, Friday, Noy.lith, at 10 o'clo« positi . Also, 1 valuable Piano Forte, second hand, in usea short time, two improved Salamander Iron Chests, as good as any made; i patent Scale Beam, weighs 1500 pounds. Also, a lot Furniture, Desks, ke, new and second hand, | ald Itt Averion NOTICE—BENJ. MOONEY will sell, this at 10 o’clock, at 85 John st, to close consignments, a ene ent of goods, Hardware, &e Also, by order of executors. large'lot of Jewebapy viz:— ings, Breastpins, Bracelets, Ke fxs Ruives Forks and Spoons: setts of silver also, 3 gold Watches, 5 Silver do. Sale to commence with To ‘Also, at 11 o'clock, 1 splendid iniaid Centre Table, contain- ing over 1300 pieces, and of the best workmi h M4 it*me A. C. TUTTLE, Auction ; TOX8; AND FANCY GOODS —Jacob S. Platt, will sell THIS DAY at 0 o'clock at No. 23 Platt st. comer of Gold, 250 cxses and lots of Fancy Goods aud Toys, cousisting of Ac- cordions, Flut-s, Looking Glasses, Peuholders,Tooth Brushes, H ving do, Tool Boxes, Fancy So Coral Beads, Souff Boxes, Baek Gammon Boards, Toy Watches, Feather Fans, Pin Cushions, Fancy Baskets, fancy Glass Paint Box int Boxes, &c. bee 0, an invoice of Work Boxes and Dressing Cases, and Writing desks. 0, 90 cases Toys, just landed, part of which will be sold by the case, and others of a finer grade will be sold in lots suit- able for the monest which are C Fiddl Trumpets, Jews- i digs, Wagons, Chests, Trunks, ‘Te Kitchen Fumiture, Bird Cages, ( Sevar Vases, Gam ng. Deers, Bears, Wolves, Lions jolls, moving eyes, ice of French Perfumery, Soaps, Cologne Wa nit itr CENTREVILLE COURSE, LONG ISLAND. MATCH will come off over this course on Saturda) Noy. 15th, at 2 o’clock, P. M., mile heats in harness, for € Bartine names. rDGnames '": ves Die Immediately aiter a Purse of $20, mile heats, in trotters that never won a purse over $30 three or more to a |, to close at the course the same day, by $o’clock P. M Also, Sweepstake, mile heats, best three in five, under the saddle, f ee forall pacers except’ J. K. Polk; subscription $25 each, p p. with a purse of $30 added,which will be given to the second best horse, three or more to make a field, to close at Green & Losee’s, by 9 o'clock P. M. on Saturday, Nov. 15t This pace to come off about the 19th of Nov. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. Contreville, Nov. 14th, 1845. nid 2t*me UNION COURSE.—TROTTING. FRIDAY, November 14th, at 2 and purse for two mile heat: . WI &; Fit Col. " <br. m: Lady Washington Admission 50 cen MONDAY, November 17th, will come off the purse and stake between Moscow and Americus. Same day, match for $200, male hents, best 31m 5, under the saddle, between, New- urgh and Fashion. ni3 2t*re A NEATLY Furnished Parlor and Bed-room, for a gentle- man. with or without breakfast andtea. Also, two attic rooms—58 Barclay street. all lw*me CHICKERING’S: PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, 293 Broadway. J CHICKERING would inform the public, that he has re moved his Pianos from the corner of Broadway and Park Place, to Rooms No 5 and 7 Lafarge Building, 293 Brondway, 6 doors KR eet, Wherehe will keep a general assort- ment at thy same prices'as at his factory in Boscon. ‘The public are invited to call at his rooms and examine the Present stock. n8 Im*r WELDED IKON LER FLUES, O%. ANY DIAMETER, but not exceeding 1634 feet in length; thickness of metal from 11 to 14, wire gongs. These are the only Tubes used by the English and French government steamers, and other fast steamboats, andcan be d only from the Patentee. Mout Imire THOS. PROSSER, 6 Liberty st. N.Y. TH ry 'P OF NAPHTHA. H COMPLETE !! hat bee before the Amerets and fo ; clfsble Wu. aleo™unfaihing “Naph- HAS’ COMPOUND SYRU: THE TRIUMP! N Ri OTWITHSTANDING Chia laveluabieraediance 70) tf be within its legitimate ‘put forth asa succedenum for eve: astonishi and stimulating the bronchii to m its remarkable virtues as an expectorant and an alterative, and above all for its y acrtel propert of hori TING THE k' RATA TION OF TUBERCLE, eal d g down pulmonary disease when established. All inquirers are referred to numerous recent cases which will be cheerfully furnished at the office of the agency. The experience of Dr, Hastings, and more recently six cases of cure (vide Lon- don Lancet) effected by a zealous fellow laborer, Dr. Hocken, of London, are sufficient of themsel ous or skeptical of the perfect eurabi to convince he timor- by the above remedial nt of that justly disease, Pulmozalis or ‘ubercular Consumption. Let none desp: For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents, 41 Ann street, and J. Elliott, 173 DIVISION STREET, op: site Ludlow, New York. Price $1 a bottle—Six bot- Tes for $5. nd Im je HATS xX SUPERION TO ANY A EVER BEFORE MADE IN THIS COUNTRY. HE SUBSCRIBERS having lately effected, through their agent in Paris, the purchase of the entire quantity of Silk Plush, for which (he manulacturers r.ceived the gold medal, at the late fairs in that city, are now manufacturing hats, which ation, will convince the most sceptical, are su- perior to any ever before made inf this country. Also, received an assortment of th made by the best manufacturers for travellers, coustructed s0 as t or formed ina hat, in as soon ti a can pat on A. HAL: 202 Gi nid 4t*m LOST. ONE DOLLAR REWARD—A heavy case of a { Iver watch. supposed tl and C! lose on the wat reward by leaving it at 51 Attorney street, for J, McManns. nid ithm OLD ESTABLISHED STAND TO LET, THE Subscriber offers to lease for aterm of his old and well-established GROCERY STAN! SUMMER GARDEN, at Hoboken. The p Jocated in the centre and business part, of the to been always great summer reso:t, ‘The exten: ments recently made in Hoboken, have larg opulation, and the present moment is pecw ya been a profitable conce ‘he above has al requires | but a moderate capital. Possession given imm rely. For | particulars enquire of ASA WRIGET. Hoboken, Nov. 3d, 1845, nil Lw*r TO LET—The story brick House, No. 136 Church street, with nine rooms. e is tobe painted frout and rear, new door and toop.— Enquire of F, Heatch, No. 20 Chamber street, from 12 to 2 o'clock; or No. 140 Green street, morning and evening. u7 lwis*r CLIMAX STABLE, Courtlandt Alley, rear of 390 Broadway, between Walker and Whi exclusively for gentle men’s Horses. pig, well ventilated. ‘Stall apart from the horses, ‘comfortable winter sts xtra wide. Carriage room ex J. SMITH, Proprietor. the attention of gen- The proprietor is desirous of call tlemen to the width of she stalls, and his arrangements for the security of the carriages and harvess. nld Iwtre PACKETS FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE. t pn ra of this ii will sail during iS year in the ‘ jow- ing order: From N. York. From Hayre : ¥ IstJau. 16th Keb'ry. Ship UTICA, F Hewitt, master, Ist May. i6th June. lat Sept. 16th Oct. | Slat Reby eth March. | Ship ST. NICOLAS, J Bell,“ } IstJune 16th July. | ist Oct. eth Nov, | Ist Mareh tech April Ship ONEIDA,JFunck, master, } istJuly.” eh Aug Ship BALTIMORE, J Johnson ie.) iat A i Deer. ‘They ate all of the first class, ably commanded, a eee commadations for pi mple and commodious. The price of passage in thi of wines and iquors. Apply to Goods sent to the agent none other than the expens ~Pewe . PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Line — The meket ship BALTIMORE, Capt John Johnson it, will sail on the Ist of bei mber. For freight or pasaage apply to BOYD & HINCKEN, nltre No.9 Tanting Bud ‘Waller, | ROR NEW ORLEANS—[oui New | egular Packet—To riday, ist st The elegant, fast sailing pack DANE E: | ‘AMS, Parker, master, will positively sail as above, | heel eect sage, having handsome furnished sccom. , or ,. havin 1¢ furnished accom. , dutior “4 ply on’ rd, at ‘Orleans wharf, foot ew at, Kk. COLLINS & CO,, 56 South st. ‘ositively no goods received on board afMerThursday evening, in New Orleans James E.Woodruff,who will prompt- | Ait Ronde hin nds, * igh SVILLE, Capt. Moses Hunt, will succeed Williams, and sail Dec., her regular day. | vet given AMUSEMENTS. SSeS PAK FHSAA, | — i BENEFIT OF MD’LLE. AUGUSTA. Friday Eve November 14th, | ning, Will be performed THE DUMB BELLE. Nathalie. +; Md’lle August: A Graud Spinish Dance La Hondeja, by Md’selle Augusta,as- sisted oy the Corps de Ballet. " he Unksowe 27 2°* Made Auguste | Price of Admiseioi—Boivs, ij’ Pi, ‘@@ eects; allery, Doors o) a7 oeloek. At 646 o’eloek, and the Cartain willrise precisely H _ SOWERY THEATAN. A. W. JACKSON,,..MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. Benefit the Rivers Family. Friday suv LiSeod November 14th, The performenss te ¢ eoupmence with Gilderoy.. JR Scott Jesse rs Phillips iter which MAGI FOUNTAIN s Syiphine brine Safadina {The Acrial Spirits) ... By the Rivers Family rena Followed by the SIX DEGREES OF CRIME. Julio Dormilly <2» Mr Clarke Fanny... irs Sergeant To conclude with THE DEAD SHOT. \ Mr Heetor Timid... cesces cee, Mr. Hadaway j_7~ Lower Boxes 59 cents; Second and Third Tiers, 4 cts; Pit and Gallery, 12% cents. 4 Doors will open at half past 6, the cartain will rise at 7. BOWERY CIRCUS. BOXES 25 cents—PIT 124—CHILDREN HALF PRICE Tecraping every Night No other Show Patronised. THIS EVENL G will be performed NAPOLEON'S BiVOUAC SCENE, i By Master Walser Aymar. Besides twelve other acts of Horsemauship, by the troupe, | the largest in America. | (7 Extra performances oa Saturday afternoon at 2 0°elock | nl2 GRAND UNION CIRCUS. | Greenwich Theatre, Corner of Varick and Charlton streets. | OPEN EVERY EVENING, And every Saturday an Afternoon Performance For Families and Juveniles. THE GREAT MADAME MACARTIE, ‘Who Chalievges. the World Mr. Moseley, the most graceful rider iu this country. Hiram Franlain, the only Double Somerset inan in the world, and we equalled as a Slack Hope Performer, Rider, &e. Madame Gul- feu, Alex. Rockwell, J aud F Whittaker, Sir Conner, Gardner, Sweet, Miller aud others, are all of the company. ‘The public by this time need not the assurance that at the Greeawic: ‘Theatre the performances were never equalled a the United States or Europe. | Doors open at halfpast 6, performance to commence at 7 | a5 Boxes $5—Dress Circle, 50 ceuts—Upper Cireles, 25 it 1236 cents. ak Ll CHMSNUL STREMD THMATON PHILADELPHIA. W. BE. Buator ..... +++ Lkssxk ayy Manaorr Fifth Night of the English Opera Company. Friday Evening, November 14th, Will be pre Mas Segui zer; Alesso, Mr Delavanti; Liza, To conclude with the Farce of the Toole, Mr J E Shaw; Dr Fiail, Mr Thayer; Mary, Mra Me- | Lean; Roi irs Dunn. AKCH STREET THKATRE, PHILADELPHIA. BTAGK MANAaGER.....eseee eeeee Ma. H. EB. Sceverns Benefit of Mr. Brougham, And Last Night of MISS NELSON AND i's BROUGHAM. Friday Evening. November 14th, Will be presentedthe DECLARTION of INDEPENDANCE Ebenezer Donaghue, Mr Brougham; Geu Washington, Mr Fredericks; Gen Warren, Mr Stevens; Jasper Slack, Mr Barke. After which the OUTLAW’S BRIDE—Mark Redland, Ste- yens; Larry O’Gig, Brougham ; Rose Redland, Miss Nelson. To conclude with JONATHAN BRADFORD—Jonathan Bradford, Mr Wrederickss Dan Macrainy, Mr Brougham: | Caleb ‘Sérimmage, Mr Buske; Ann» Bradford, Mise A er. | ALHAMRA, | No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) EXTRA ATTRACTIONS!!! Friday Evening, Nov. 14th, VALENTINE, ISTLAN, the woedevial T, IAN, the won TYROLEAN WARBLER. ‘ian COMPANY, consisting of In his eccentric delin Mr. 0 cl yd Palmo’s lar OPE! Meidames PHILLIES HARE, |. HOLMA Metrs. HOLA LDF IELD. Performance to commence at 734 o'clock. Admission 25 ets. nlé ittjc LEOPOLD DE MEYER E ‘is LAST {G8 to aunounce that h GRAND CONCERT, 2 fei CE 2 e a hi parti for Bostor ill take pl Friday Evening, November lath, at the Tabernacle, oa which Occasion he will be assisted by MISS NOM TADAME LAZARE, and MR. PHILLIP MAYER, Jr.g PROGRAMME 2—Russian Airs, 0 new set, composed and execu- ted by. Hg teee see+ Leo ghter, J P Knight. cuted by oie q on the Drinking Song’ from’Li crezia Borgia, composed and executed by Leopold deMeyer | PART II. 1—Grand Aria. e44e... 0... Mr Phillip Mayer, Jr | 2—La Danse du Serail, composed and ¢xecul *y, i ‘ ‘Leopold de Meyer, | 3—The Spell is Broken, Jaliet Bellchamber , . Miss Northall *! 4—Thi ttle of N Grand March, ex- rt and exe- . Leopold de Meyer | lly consented to pre- side at the Piano For j Doors open at 644—Concert to begin at 8 o’clock precisely. Lickets One Dollar each—To be had at the Music Stores an on the evening of the Concert at the Tabernacle. ni2 3tr NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. F[ HERE will be a Special Rehearsal of the Orsiorig of Sam om at the Colisseum 450 Broadway, on Saturday Evening, 15th instant, at 7 o'clock. Every Performing Member of the Bosuety, is reqpested to be — a r ly order, HENRY R. YENNI, Secretary. “THE ANNUAL BALL ¥ THE PURDY GUARDS will take place on Monday November ith, at the Apollo Sal he Other Hous d corner of B: tates cor J. FA °F HICKS, President. nll lwis*me J. SMITH, Seeretary. CONCERTS, SOIREES, Xo. ME. AND, MRS. COLLINS, (the popular vocalists,) are | prepared to receive engagements for Concerts, Soirees, | &c., during the forthcoming season. si ‘Mrs. C. also acts as Pianist, and can be engaged for private Cotillion Parties. Furth R vulars on application to MRS. NEWTON, Te: her of the Piano Forte n7 Im*r and Singing, 4013¢ Grand street. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. | dth Season. Ast Concert. (THE public are respectfully informed that the first Concert of the present season will take place at the Apollo Rooms on SATURDAY, November 22d. ‘ | Subscribers, and those intending to subscribe, who have not | in their names, are requested to do so at their earl sat convenience, at the s‘ore of Messrs. Scharfenberg & Lit | Broadway. order, } nis 7ustre JAMES LL. ENSIGN, Secretary. ers, TABERNACLE. MR. TEMPLETON his friewds and patrons in he south, LAS the honor of annowi New York, that previ he will, in compliance with ties, who were anable to gain at Pslmo’s Opera House, give anight at the Tabernacle, on | MONDAY EVENING, November 2th, particulars of which will be duly announced. 3 i Mr. Templeton takes the same opportunity of apprisin g his i Brooklyn, that he wall ‘also have the ple asure | of giving t night during the same week. Mire wilt also nave the honor of anpearing before a New- | ‘audience for the first time, of which due not wi eg | a | NIBLO’S. | GRAND SCIENTIFIC ILLUSION. | HERR ALEXANDER, | THE GERMAN MAGICIAN, | Mr, respectfully returns h jucere thanks for the liber- | a eee he hos eee oes since fare agin ast ; \edvo fluttering a reeeptiun fe te juduced | Rents advizent his rrendsto remain ONE WEER LONGER —dari hich time he will w utmost Benge po La repay | hid guiecscanddeserve-s farther continuance of their favors, | bao chaning his- performances ax to render each svening it ition. i} pe sand every Evening this week. | ickets Fifty } eats Tey SoM ctareoance commences st 7%6 e'cloek... | no eer ty ith Pyramids, ‘Kern jes, Charlotte the parties and wes ion, lee Cream je Russe Jeilies, and all other crti- profession, of superior style, and many wi Ise; His ‘place of manufactory is | f the great thoroughfares, but those ladies who are | pleased to give their orders, may rely ‘on being served without | disappointinent, to their satisfaction, . Dinners and suppers attended to, and PETES waiters provided. iL. LEYPOLDT, ni3 Stawimtre No 121 Spring street ISTUL GALLER { AND SPARRING SCHOOL, i from the South, cos (ohivold tends Sod pupils, ache willbe, found at J id frien: way, oor, besa seaer Serr aioes ancien ele wa *Aferms Open during the day and in the evening. ‘Terms moderate. ol9 im*re EWAVY THE . M, » have for “Hi Westie ae Raa a oat aa ue ors ‘h | mistake they may fall into, and it will be a fatal ted the Opera of SONNAMBULA—Amina, | Count Rodolphe, Mr Segain; Elviao, Mr Fra: | ies Co 1 IRISH TUTOR—D;r 0 | | that has joon, 410 Broad: | | don’t let us cry | against the | rier and En _ LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL. ‘Washington. (Correspondence of the New York Herald.) Highly interesting from Washington. v “G10N, 121i Nov., 1846. The Oregon Question—Views of the Cabinet—Posi- tion of President Polk—The Message—Stability of the Administration. Isent you aline yesterday trom Baltimore, on my way back from a little trip to Philadelphia, and now resume my “yarn.” Nobody can get within’ gunshot of the President or the Cabinet, for they are all head and ears over in preparing their reports and in getting up the message. That paper will de- cidé everything, and I can tell you just what it will be. Oregon—the whole of Oregon—will be the de- mand ; a long and {conclusive array of arguments will be shown in favor of our right, and our claim. Mr. Buchanan, who has before this felt some timid- ity on the subject, has parted withhis fears, and will come out and play the true American dilpo- matist, which means—‘Such, John Bull, is our right, and we shall take the best course we can to show you that we intend to enforce it.” His for- mer hesitation in this matter has not proceeded from any real timidity on his part, or the part of the President. It has sprung from prudence. The President has done his best to bring the matter to a | conclusion. The instructions of Mr. McLane were ot rather a negative character. He was sent out | more to explore, than to break ground. The e | rocking-chair, sing-song,silk-stocking policy of Mr | Everett, lett everything in uncertainty. Mr. Polk | sent one of his own men to London, and he has re- | ceived his report. Sir Robert Peel went a little too | far im his brag—he will find that intimidation can- | not affect ‘young Hickory.” In all that business he reckoned without his host. Such was the tone of the whig press of New York, (almost the only newspapers read much in Great Britain) that Bobby and John Bull fell into the sad impression, that “this Mr. Polk” could be outwitted, brew-beaten, Jaughed, giggled into any thing Great Britain proposed to do orsay. And (mark me) if we do havea collision with Great Bri- tain, it will be because the English cabinet reckon upon the calculations of the whigs—adopt their stock-jobbing opinions, swallow down such putrid, milk-sop “coons” as J, W. W., or slip shod, brand bread Greeley, supposing they represent the. real | sentiments ofthe strength of the country. Sucha one | tothem. Final instructions have not yet been sent to our Minister at London. He is waiting for them. i by the next steamer, if the raisonments | anes will go of Mr. Buchanan (prepared for the Minister’s use) can be got ready to fortify his position, and make out a clear, bold case. f u _ In the mean time, now, (look) while I am wri- ting, Mr. Pakenham, the British Minister, is in Mr. Buchanan’s room. If I can learn in any way the result of this conference, I will let you know to- morrow—perhaps two weeks hence. I know that he has beena good deal disturbed by the “ out and outers” that have for a day or two appeared in the Union. : One word in regard to them. I happen to know that these strong leaders of Mr. Ritchie are not got | up for any local, temporary or particular effect.— | They contain the settled, established and matured | opinions of Mr. Polk, and of every member of his | cabinet! Every member of the cabinet has felt so for some time, and these views have from time to | time been put forth in conversation and in print — Mr. Polk has nothing to conceal in this or any other matter. There is no intrigue about the man. He has been heard, within a few days, to say that al- though he regretted that h e could not please all par- ties, and he was conscious dissatisfaction existed, yet he should stand or fall on that great measure of Oregon. That his views on that subject were known long 960, and he saw no reason for changing them. | That he ae the country would support him,what- ever might be the views or feelings of any number or party of men. So I am informed, and doubt not the truth of what my informant says. Things are coming toa cri: The Union, without doubt, ex- presses the opinions of every member of the cabi- net. Among them there is now the utmost harmo- ny. They think alike and draw together. Just tell whigs and cligues of all sorts, sizes and colors, that their attempts at tomenting disturbance among the cabinet members have failed. There has not been one nail driven, much less clinched, on this point et. Mr. Buchanan can go on to the Supreme Court nch, and he will, before Mr. Polk’s term expires. But at present he will remain where he is, and so | will every other member of the cabinet. A word | about cliques and their intrigues to-morrow. We tte) Nov. 1: 10 o’clock P. It has been a day of some excitement at the De. partment ot State. In my letter sent this afternoon, Been : | | | I told you that the British Minister was closely clo- | seted with the Secretary of State. Would you like | to know what they said and did? I presume you | would—so should I. Ican tell you what they did 1=Duet—'Dove mai,’ Donizetti... .Miss Norghalt aga Mr | ilip Mayer notdo. They did not come any nearer settling the Oregon business than before. That Pakenham is, on the whole, quite acoxcomb. Why, Mr. Napo- leon of the Press, what kind of a shirt do you think this John Bull wears? A clean one, of course—but what color? Do you give itup? Well, the other day he bought a dozen new ones—for all the world just the kind our New York sailors wear—fancy stripe—pink and white one day—blue and white the next, &c. He sportsa little bit of a cane, very si- | milar to a New York exquisite. Now, do you sup- man of this stamp is agoing to outwit a man dealt so long with iron “pigs,” asthe Se- cretary of State ? you entertain seriously, for one moment, the idea that stripes like these are ago- ing to effect much in diplomacy? Seriously, tor this is a serious business, tiplomats Must wear white shirts; theymust notsport switches. Mr.Paken- jam must learn better manners. The Englishare sure to disgust persons of taste, in some way. They are either odd or low, or slovenly in their dress, or they take snuff immoderately, or they blow their noses unnecessarily loud, or they are forever eating too much roast beef. Something or other is sure to be out of the way when you get hold of John Bull. And yet, would you beli+ve it—why not one month | ago, this same exquisite ig a to be ina certain circle where a lady called him vulgar, for repeating a very disgusting story about two English boxers, whem he declared tobe of noble blood; and he was so entirely disgusted with American society, that he has alluded to it more than forty times since, and seems to be as much distressed about American manners, as poor Benj. F. Butler was about not hav- ing the stated means of grace at Sandy Hill. _ F tell ou what ’tis, my good sir, nothing will do. this work up so effectually and settle the question of ood manners half so quick as a good fight—not that go in for a fight—oh, no—let us get along without one it wecan. But in the name of ‘ Boston Tea” and “Impressed Seamen” and ‘Prison Ships,” don’t let us forget our rights, or our home-feeling— ace, peace, just to bolster up Wall st. stock jobbers. The long article in the se- cond column ol the Courier and in Vey Mr, — » (Gor knows w. jar Army} nius has long ago g! ee generall O miereeneds) runs so hard a crusade i Perald, has created a great laugh here i ly too bare-taced a humbug. — Jourier goes on to preach about | n up the pen, to-night. It is reall How affectinoly the | thedreadful influence of the Herald upon the Wall street interests, upon the commerce of tne country, and probably to-day it very aC eLy, strokes its fat belly and tells all its good fat bellied subscribers that the New York He never had any influence. It would be in its own peculiar style of “ keep- ing.” "t was comparing to-day the circulation of the Cou- iver and the Herald, in this As much as | have gone throu; the hotels partments at Washington, { have never seen the Courier in a Cty place, except where every thing is taken—while | have never been where the Heral was not. Each of the different departments takes 4 copy—all the law provides for. But the clerks and even the messengers pay out their money for the Herald. On all the tables you see it, where no other paper goes—where there is neither time to read nor money to pay for another. Ineverwentinto a room of one of the Secretaries, nor even into the Presi- dent’s without finding it. It is read by them all before they open their letters. Why is this There 18 only one answer. The Herald is the best paper in this country ; it is so edited that every man wao stirs out of doore must take it, or he knows not what is going on in the world; and even the man who stays in the house all day, must read it in velt defence, or every visitor he receives through the day will bore him to death with ne: Tt always contains the earliest, the latest and most reliable in- formation in all matters ae to commerce, mo rals, religion, politics, and the greataigus oi moment throughout the world. tof all this do you find in any other paper? Talleyrand was once asked by a young man, who is now a French Dy }, in what secret of success in public life consisted. ‘That man,” replied this shrewd great statesman, “who so far su 3 other men of his own times, in any one of the great qualities which the State calls into requisition, will flad that sooner or later the State must have his services, and when they are wanted they will be catled tor. Rely on one thing, Monsieur le Capitaine—so long as the Herald is edited as it now is, it must be teat The people of this country are, just at this moment, in a feverish state. fe longeenred the Charleston Mercury, tor one—the long-eare ps there at Albany, w! ; ho still hangs to the rage of