The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1845, Page 3

ry great provision employment of a large capital in that trade at that point, must:givetit the’control of the foreign business in beef, | pork, lard, &c, &e. Immense quantities of thse articles are shipped from New Orleans to Boston, for re-shipment | to Europe. 2he shipments of flour from Boston, this year, to other ports, will probably be do'able what they _ have been if any former year. ‘The commerce of all is based upon pore actual capi, tal than in any other part of the Unio’s, and it is, there- | fore, upon @ more substantial basis. "Taere has not been in past years such an enormous x pansion of credits as have marked the expansion of tredde in other sections ; Fy andthere has not been those i‘famense fluctuations in ‘Tho increase in trad.4, the extensive railway | improvements of New Engla'4d have given Boston, has | not been so rapid as to turn, it from the legitimate chan- nels, and it can, therefor », be depended upon as being | permanent. Tho stead y plodding progress made by the | people of that section in all their improvements, gives | them a solidity and basis which no revulsion, short of a revulsion of natu se, can shake. Since suftic' ent time has elapsed to give specu- lators time to cool off alittle, and calmly reflect upon the prospec'.s before them in relation to the probable external ¢ mand for flour, there change ‘.n tne complexion of the market, and. prices for ‘dutta have materially diminished. ft or the advices by the Britannia became known, pur- pics of flour were made to some extent at $7 50 per The excitement created by such a great and | sudden advance, gave a very great impetus to the for- and the receipts have since been im- mense, amounting to more than three hundred thousand bushels within the past week. The mild, soft weather | STEAMER BRITANNL/ Anni “sunday, Lou Islnae Hailvosd withthe letters’ forthe steamer Br tannia, which wal Thi e the 30th inst ire at e, 1 se isa usr vont, will close at balb-past 3, balan ‘onnee or under, 5 cents, ach the large Eastern citi of duty to the publi a remarkable tact he peinciple of atmo: one 0 <petcaly Tecommesd Uh geutleman tn’ our ISAAC ‘GREENW is been a very great | le set of best mineral Teeth on A set of ps mineral Teeth, on fine gold plate pds the snaps 8 to be worn by atinos) warding busine: with Gold, from i ing Te aa to by Dr JONES, comer of Canal street and Broadvmay, 0 | i P. M. on instant, by steam- ist be prepaid to Hosta . Letters of letters mui t sg.Rosten: tional half ounce 5 ROBERT H. tones P.M. Ea ST. PETERS CHURCH, A ie —A Lecture will by Fente jarclay street, on Sunday 1815, by the Very Rev. Dr, POWER. Subject—Are the Holy Scriptures the sole rule of Faith and Jutge rfeoutroversy ? ‘Tae doors of the Church will be opened at 6 o'elock. The | Lecture will commence at 7 0' ‘Tickets twenty-five SLAY red in Ms Peter's November 30:h, n27 3t*re_ ‘T, DENTIST, ertion of Artifiernl Teeth Pressure, 260 Broadway, | T OU! Dental Sa JOHN. Rte _ 8. TOWNSEND, ii McLRAN, A D. TEETH! TEETH! EETH inserted without pain, aod warranted good as the ones, for biting and mastication. A complete doubl $50 00 | 1 90 105 0 | . 5 to 1 gives us every hope that the canal will not close at pre- sent; and ifso, the receipts at this port from the West, will, within the next two weeks, amount to at least five ‘hundred thousand barrels. The stock of flour in this por, at this time must be nearly half as large again as it ever was before, notwithstanding the large shipments to | Several ships now loading for Liverpeol have from five to ten thousand barrels each on board, and vessels for the shipment of this staple are secured as fast | they can be obtained. that shippers hesitate to pay them, and a decline inthe | rates would give a great impetus to shipments. The | best brands of flour are now selling in this market | at $6 60a 6 56} per barrel. The expenses for freight, insurance, &¢., on a barrelof flour, shipped from New iverpool, amount to about $1 12, making the cost, landed at Liverpool, about $7 624 por barrel. We | annex a statement made up from the circular of several Liverpool and London houses of the latest dates, receiv. | {; ed by the Britannia, showing what would be the result of sales of American flour in those markets, at prices ruling at that time. Paicrs ron Breapoturrs in Loxpox ax Livenreot. Liverroot, Nov. 4. inbond. 30a 32s. U. States, in bond. . Canada, duty paid. ives, oxolusive of of Freights are so high | afflicted with affection of the lui and general debility, expectorat Temployed the best medi .. ‘They pronounced her lw I tried various patent medicines Finally, in August last, T tried your Southern im. She has taken two bottles and i: confidently recommend it to all similarly affected . HAUPTMAN, store 608 Broadway. B. Hauptman, being certificate ii ‘om. of Deeds. ‘hern Balen i is sold by druggists generally through- THe ine attri, a a Ae Hance be ‘The best and chea) i. ) without ‘effect Residence 14 Clarke 3 City and County of New York, ss.—A. B. Lonnon, Nov. 3. Gatty swoin, deposes and says that the above 2. a with exchange at 108, freight and insuranc: Deduct insurance, dra; Freight at present New 12 cents a box of 25 pills. ly Pill ever introduced. st geueral een tested i from an impure state of fe and efficient matter from the stomach and bowels, tem. For alm Pamphlet, to be ie where the medicines by Wyatt & Ketchum, 121 F More Agents wanted throughout the United States and Ca- A ieberal discount to dealers. ANTED pri LX —Two Printers. Apply at | Nett perbbl...... see ee eae The duty on Canada flour, on 4th inst., was 7} pence per Sa of 196 Ibs ; duty on United States do., 12 shil- Ds sold, wholesale’ and retail; It ee by this, that at present prices for flour in | this market, and in Liverpool or London, there would be very little profit on any shipment. Should the ports be opened for American flour at a no- minal duty of two shillings per barrel, and pricos in Liverpool go no higher than those ruling at the latest Ag dates, the account current would stand as follows :— 84s. per bbl, duty paid, with exchange at 8 per ct. premium. .... a Deduct freiglit, insurance, &e. SITUATION by pie fa ber work and waiting, Hasno ohiectibnl ‘to general A note addressed to ar} | ‘will be respectfully attended to. AN ieeu IN A LAW OFFIC: You of forming a clerks! o iy iS Gali nt is possessed sand pay a profit of about fifty cents per barrel. necessary aealleeatt ee very little doubt but that prices for bread- | stuffs in Great Britain will go much above present quo- | . We can have at present but a very limited idea of what the actual defisiency will be in the harvests of Europe. Very little depenaence can be placed upon the Persons wish Ms eng ge the a DR, POWELL, OCULIST ND Grensav ys SURGEO! | O'locke, aes meteeaia | Orgeitia effectually _ frets ne a STRAB , attends to Diseases of wfeations of Vision, from 9to4 ‘Warren st. e of the Tear Passage, Cataract. and reat attention and success. MUS, or Squinting, cured mm mint TIFIC! E - yy | et uae iy inserted that can. scarcely be dis- mone and residence 261 Broadway—entrance 1% Warren 028 It*re THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. 3a SOUTHERN 4! ps ME! DICINE, effectual remedy for Asthma, Now read mony, and call or send and get grati ously « pamphict | T on Consumption, &c., and numerous in in the pisos and jomeopa- icerated ort erfectly cured. I n38 Im*r ai eed Girl, to do cham- n28 It*r folie Py, & man eompetent of Color Mixing for ind hasa. general knowledge of the a ved from Englacd. can see samples of his work at No nat lw*r potato crop : if there is a deficiency of one-third now, it will, without doubt, be full two-thirds short in ¢he spring. The rot in the potato is not arrested bytheir being Bron Iw harvested—thousands of bushels have become worth- joss since taken from the ground, and the fear is that a large part of those now apparently sound will, before spring, be destroyed by the disease that exists so gene- rally in this important article of food. that create such an excitement in all sections of Europe in relation to the price of breadstuffs. The potato rot is by no means confined to Great Britain or the Continent. In this country it is very general. quantity and quality of potatoes alone, produced this year, is sufficient to cause all the advance that has taken place in breadstufts, Qid Stocx Bxchange. saw 119% $0 chs Morris Canal bo 24 A first rate Cook on It is these fears The deficiency in the kind who ean prove, siti tain good sitw tions—no others need apply. LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTE ENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the fall yalue for kk rfluons effects they wish to dis) Wearing Apparel 5 Gcaients lee ing or rett $1000 U 8 6s, ’62 Ci a do % East Boston Co 200 Harlem RR 50 do. sl & Nor ~ Wore RR lo 10000 Ohio 6s, '60 2000 do "56 inten ant of Meas Tay jew York, as the agents for the redemption of its circulating poiutment of James a e ee act eee Aa jotes,” passed May 4, te Comptroller. lor & ‘Smith, No. 6 Del & Hudson 2% Vick+burg Bak Zessenk notes together with a revocation of the 7% T. Bertine as such agent, agreeabl: 100 Mohawk RR peaseletens: to the peptic gf Comptroller's Office, ate Nov 12, 1 eng ) reg re all Coed bra of aanre bank notes | Suthn, No.62 Wall street. FINE ATS, PT} BROADWAY. E HAVE the honor to inform the public and our fri that the gigantic work of the Hi: Eg: Tru 3 do & Parmers’ ‘Trust 40 Stonington RR do 100 = do “5 Rube Roch RR gud modern, and the 500000 figures, animals bat il ed. 25 shs = RR M4 Nor § ver RR Ld oe speing for sale in our store, will be 50 Maske tf Loan Peds | ‘Wore RR WANTED, UBECHERRS—At CLARKS & STEVAN’S Free Agen- ‘emperance Intelligence, 95 Duane street, west of here they can have good faithful servants, with- and ys with as little delay as possible,cooks, moral character. | Im*rh ‘AN FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, BROADWAY, (between Broom and Grand streets.) is where servants and asi i “yyy capacity,both | eae sober, industrious and capable ones recommen dor allowed ul boys wishing employment of any actorily, the above character, can ob- n19'Im*m 466 Brondway, up stairs. PHOELERS ol Ae nl State of New York.—The al in this office the ap- | Wall street, | ae a‘Tew d ou Fe tid voateees will wit eta Che. vg ‘cha, ov bah the only oa one in the United reer and said to have cost up- of $300 Hiagaificont Gallery of Oil ng ae & CHAVEAU. ARDWAR will sell This Day at 10 o’elock, cnet assortment of Friday, Ni { twelve birds. i packed at a small charge to go any distan } von a "V. WESTERVELT. ty GREEN A o TUTTLE. Auctioneer. AND CUTLERY. ~ table and tea sj ea. ket book ty oe Ist, 2d and 2d. Also an invoice of hora buttons. Alo a largelot of German toys and funey goods. Catalogues are now ready, W. W. SHIRLEY, Adctiones E. WILA! braith, sold singl ery bird put up By Willet & Westervel:. Store 14 Spruce street. LOCKS, rane Ba tniies Goopbs, otk see Courier, Journal, and Express. hoe thread, brass renga tacks, pocket c ch’sels, brass castings; JACOB 8. PLATT 23 Place ! } nagittrh | re | 1G: comprising a if fancy gootls, for cash on delivery. | Si War fury er n2Bietr | jap, sekcne bar by the undersig the celebroted tion of Birds, Cages, and i "LRT att re cor rticles that he would do and by my agents :—J. Bs. aequemed: Willard, 8. NTLEMEN OF AMBROSIAL ROSE CREAMS, defy a comparison son will use any other after the best, the very best. Givs ask any more to convince yor For sale wholesale and retail, at of the | ine | hi ness, tan, pimp! pily protect, with every most advanced peri For sale, sabciecalo sid ing to the from its use—i is the only o1 to dye, in an indellible manver, the colors, without danger liberal patronage + Ii biack ts required, ask for box marked N. fae A awarded at the Franklin Ins THE Lapses iN PARTICULAR MY DEPILA TORY R has been found highly: one | and with superfluous pipaly ware vent Ly Srowsh has been confined to the w le 1p an giving @ masculi whole Yanenies Wivea,esed te th proper ca to the directions, it will be foun the use of any sharp instrmmentisentirely avoided, | and the hair is removed in five or ten iniautes after its apples: the toilet, | perflons hair. Afte TAXI D EI R ts IST, BROADWAY, comer of Reade street, constantly on hand a_variet for parlor or mantel ornaments, Sx: 50L Island RR 50 Stonington RR New Stock Exchan yc. 40 shs Vicksburg Bk 63 Farmers’ Trust Bs Rronnston Pals or private collections Min 40 Nor & Wore RR 125 do. i LiIsland RR do assure them that they cheaper than any other store in the eity. i Wm. Cooper's Fur Manufactories, ! Isat 64 Bowery, 5 doors above Walker atreet—and 95 Maiden ne, near Gold street. bought at his stores warranted to be what | ssssuss: N. B.—All Furs they are represented. GHEAP SOA. ‘ORKS. DEPOT NO. 6 COURTLANDT STREET, the National Hotel. 1ON’S wale Oil ring Bony ” At Sing Sing, on the 96th Nov., by the Rev. J. V Henry, Hon. Joun R. Tomson, Mise Joscrnine A. Wann, doug! of the former place. of iB th ool M J., to scented and at Feats hee sold my, Tuomas Gauspy, oj wits friends and th owe of hi fe step father; Mr. George pectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday at 3 o'clock, P. M.,from his residence, 26 James , apenas fe ea ree | members of this Socie ‘on Saturday, the 29th corer of Broome an: he cel bration of the late ie By _New York, November 27, 185. ACKERMAN’S “PATENT STREET DIRECTORS.” TT.HE Common Council of the City of New York having ‘Lump and Gas Committee’ er to puta sufficient number of Direct in differ ~ city, for the purpose of satisfying the public of its over the common street sigrs now in use, he n to the following places, where the sigus isu and Ann, Broad- and Canal, Hudson and and Charles, Washington and way and ej er, Rove ea to | et his military daty. a) in and discharges from the ears, sounds, collections of hard wax, would call attent Comer of fo Welaea Wl and relay, Hu iy req fedogs fretices of the highest reapectabiliy derate, and all operations warranted. TO DENTISTS. y handegrne case of Dental I LUST Srolmwish iereet, where toey out BS nee Wy yee SOUP FOR EXPORTATION. a, ot the Aaa oud French eryand Divito og ACKERMAN & 1G A INTER S, No. 101 NASSAU 8ST. ‘AND TOY DEALERS, ma between aR CROCKERY ow Rosh ic f ifr ey feom 12M. ull 5 P. M ‘of printed am and common Crockery and ‘ye N28 Misr R fh pay Ae of the 8, alemr et of roy and Pi “yacth Giasres. red. Has famous buckwheat a mae fox the comin of the visiters. Hin Sa is open from 6 A. M. till the week till 3 P. ML) set | spent Oct you le is the inventor of a new the encouragemen ~ and in the hope of » continuwce, b have the fall sayselt your most obedient restaurateur, L. GOSLING. AMERICAN ramen HOARDING HOUSE, aileron, and Famili meet with every comfort, ag works to persons who will Broadway, up stairs. Browdway, upstairs. ___ nia neod’rc_ TORAGE FOR CORN, GRAIN AND FLOUR, TORAGE for fi twenty thousand ogesfive minutes” wally from South ratte. Tere si ier ad sufficient depth of om ay to CHADBO FANCY — ESTE RTD FO REONR: dent him the favor of = 9 s, 4 pa =e ra on rer | AVING ue re to Hb: avaiee’ ces than they ever Seow es Mtelcles tro invited | ditearashed ‘Aterieut sale offered at lower pri- | Perm UN L, Pee aie, ie Wiliam ent. op stairs, has has 150, 9 Large pollection cf fanged. Pet |W, manner, to order.— | e shortest notice. MUFFS AND FURS. those ladies who bares Boe su bey: BurStores, of Fancy Farsand we will luffs not alone superior but | nid im*r ‘ices lower than any other for Barbers, Storekeepers, . VAN SCHOONHOVEN, No.5 Courtlandt street “DR. GASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, BROAD WAY—EXTRACT. I cheerfully comply with fa. “Teaquest, of Lieutenant Mclutosh, to state that he was invalided home in con: ess and and discharges from the ear—that he on his way home, he placed yo agg o inder their skilfol treatment he recovered his hearing, and has returned to i. MeNEVIN, Surgeon to os Every (except the first day in reat expense, a Devonshire st. cowed on me for the visiting London, can residence, combined and select society, on mode- | tablishment i is constantly vis Gentlemen arriving in vl American Fami- is honored by the | lao by many testo whom batnd Hate that C rds som the it Cu Sp ena, Sw're and by my ay lied them- AMES rentws ‘on theeherenen of increased facili 8, in the market, at the same time ty is maintained, | J.P. & Co. embrace this oypo nity to retarn. thanks to their numerous friends for the Perryian Pens for so many. EI eaves imitations them for the genuine Perry: Sold by all sequence me | n7_Imeod*re ings, ringings | OF vitited secre: | ni5 Im*me wood and \ Bish i Medal the 6 i Fair of the Am "iano Fortes. N.B. A , suitable for cheap 'or to loan on tim ‘West lth st. near 6th avenue. THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERRIAN | | DRL BOA AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, BROADWAY, upper comer of Murray, ney’s iro Hit the coh eapwipace of eith all feidiolnatic pe jowledge of the languages “ culjarities, than by any other method iy oranda Farther particulars, tereas, fe.» fs Noster plication at Mr. Book! elect Sch schon aA ‘Gree Bet of Houston street, ty botween the how 9A LOST OR STRAYED, From the Bird Store of A. Grieves, 5 John Street, ut five months ol 0G, 8) ae LOST, N SATURDAY Exening, between the Apollo and Varick street, through Canal a Gold Bracelet with three nes ‘The finder FOR YOURSELF. Def ANT them all to be as represented, or the money fund "IY BAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, ‘This universally approved and admired article, free from ax- | renders ith this Extract soon becomes and luxuriant ta, i growth ; and it will popitivel hair ou bala heads by itsuse, and hair ( and is turing grey or fall DENCE. Nature js an inexhaustible mine, in which experience and study will always find room to excavate alone, which produces allthat man calls invention, and which better, perhaps, to name adaptations. For sale, wholesale and reinil by JULES HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemist, Philad 15 Broadway; F. te 151 Broadway; iam streets. Premiums was awarded at the Franklin Institute. NEW _YORK—My celebrated ND ALMOND SHAV NG ica or Europe No emollient Node Bouth Thied street ae Bazaar, Nos. 14' corner of Cedar and this I warrant it. JULES HAUEL’S Perfumery and Chemi 46 South Thied street, Philadelphia, aud by my agents:—J. B. Jaquemod, No. 415 Broadway: F mayeuse Bazaar, Nos. 149 and 151 Broadway; A. . corver of Cedar and William streets. | i reateaas awarded at the Franklin Institute. iE BEAUTIFIERS OF SHE. COMPLEXION—Sur- fi rf Efficacy!—MY EAU DIVINE DE VENUS AND NY! }O.AP, composed of an eastern botanical dis surprising efficacy for rendering the skin soft and fa as imparting a delicate roseate hue to the complexior As «creator and charm of female loveliness, a tran: AUEL’S seid to exert an almost magical part of oriental balsami mineral admixture, it tremely bland, purifying and soothing action on the by ac.ing onthe pores and minute secretory vessel impurities from the surface, allays every tenden tion, and, by this method alone, effectually di x les, sunburn, and other neous visitations, so imimical, to ‘female loveliness. will change the most bitions” complexion into one of diant whiteness ; while on the neck, hands and arm: stows delicacy and fairness which its continued use will hay one of youthful charm to t! plants, uth il and by my agents:—J. B. Je emo, ‘No.di5 Broadwa Aranle Lal Bees, Bazaar, comer ot Cedar ani i streets. Vereen was awarded at the ‘rank Institute. SHEMICAL RESULT-A WONDER !—MY CELE- BRATED VEGETABLE ously the BA DYE, to enable persons to dye instantaneou: the least inconvenience. For chi anwing eyebrows, ke. to a ea wa, black ightest evil conseque: inconvenience commer of Cedar and Wi to pele be have been afflictes ‘This composition is infallible, and warranted to remove su- merous trials I have received ci cates of success which cannot be saepaes For sale, wholesale and retail, at JULES HAUEL's DEPOT. Lafyette Bazant, Nos. i49 comer of Cedar and Williams streets. Pres ice awarded at the Franklin Instivute. NTION!.ALL WHO DESIRE PEARLY WHITE 3 (hom unrivalled ROSE TOOTH PASTE is he after for the pearly whiteness itgives to the rete: Bazaar, rded at the Franklin Institute. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES PERRYIAN PENS LITY IMPROVED. ey have rednced the pric eut for James Pi No.5 Aratyteara Re CHICKERING’S PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, iP 93 Broad: lway. 'y CHIC) KERING would inform the public, that he hasre | + moved his Pianos from the comer of Broadway and Park | Place, to Rooms No $and 7 Lafarge Building, 293 Broadway, 6 | doors above Heade street, whe: | ment at the same ees his ‘The public are invited to call | present stock. mer IANO FORTES FOR HIRE, at 411 Bi up stairs | Big ANIEL WALKER, Manufacturer of Piano Fortes, has eouszuctly tu hand an, extensive assortment of wo Hortes, kept exctusively” for hi ta, wich the largest prem ean In and two! era, Inger ctions, forwarded to any desired p point, atlower ary pen er manafretory. Mt instruct formed at Noi? Green street. d7 to Bo'cloek.. B ft a e vatadent besides Il be suitably rewarded by Ie rs at 25 South TOT street, up zu che we nar ae are O THE PUBLIC. GIVE A ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE | and other destructive mate- te fragrance of th leasingly soft y br thas been m Hing out, by the use of spirit or other improper preparations, wil oe. be restored to its natural co- brilianey by a few applications of the Ea Icisa preservative against idness, and an infallible cure in all affections of the skin ou th ad, as dondruff—and for pre- dsncages the the Perspiration, aud of the dry and | posits. is preparation purifies the nd gives to it a beautiful gloss and softness, and an and Ne iful gl id softas id able and vivifying perfume, conservator of that most distingnishing eparent fair sf Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine de Venus, may be wer. Composed fc jo the utter exclusion of al the most ed medicinally for its ex- | A D 5 am r by pates all red- a ighti: cate | Dancing Pumps, Yes use | Dancing Gaiters, with Patent Ti And a general assortment Ha toda Ral it be | Over Shoes, fr rortiment of Bi Teadies in thie CiULES HAULE, their hair, without | | : id | altogether harmless. This composition | sanctioned by the science of chemistry, unlimited confidence odthepai phic b rown, box Beware of counterfeits.—Ask for “Jules Hauel’s Vegetable | Liquid Hair Dye,” if you want the genuine article. Forsale, wholesale and retail, by HAUEL, Perfumer and Chemit No. as South Tina sreets Pin and by aa ce B. Jacquemod, No. 415 Broadway; F. | ette Bazaar, Nos. 149 and 151 Broadwa: id preference given ie earsyand, caution the public age “af | wi et Oe frequently imposed atroners an dealers i is Bisel fee be hy THEOD( ano Fortes, hi elegant Rose- Exhibition at el iystor cea best fe For passage m cal of Dover street, or to gts and acquirements, is desirous of | in Music, Her method dco te the ment enpeditices Be | moting thera in the thorough knowledge and theo e acience of ny now ta A line directed to R. duly attended to. A NEW COURSE OF LESSONS IN SRENGH ON, THE ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM, es DU BUISSON, A. M—An Evening Cats 19 1 At the office of this paper, will be beautifully | e flowers.— | in new harsh, | great st ae? zene of New York generally, ‘oncert in this city, since Evening, December Sth, 1845, at the Apollo Rooms in Brand Mr. Bi be assisted Lid several that source, fas lamma- semol, No. 413 aout in one of the Sd iad Wt Breedways A: | orner of Cedar and William streets. & CO., have the pleasure to aunounce that | in the manuborere of to the level of all other periority in quali I keep a general assort- over Ten- four Firat ry of on ap- M.¢. Overture ... ogee RD — Beni Studied Bide This | 2, Songe Mis: Valeutiie Mat }, at lock, at t! roadway a callestion of Bird reserved inthe best bid . Also mee Miabiter. | 4. Barcarolen% 2 Recitative aud ‘Aria Mie Valentine Mott, Jr., from Mantecchi e Capul, B 3 = Air and Vari: i | © Ballad <M Gi eae and at the door oa du ‘The Concert to commence GRAND VoeL an, INSTRUMENTAL INCERT. CHRISTIAN HUBER (Pie Violone tlist and mem ow st once i, Ameria, anew aemned once will take Mt VENI NG the 2th | Fi ¥ BaLDON. cr) MASOHN A. KYLE, Mademoiselle H who will resi atthe Piano Forte PROGR) PA! Seamai written and enmposed on the Atlantic, b: & Impromptu for Vio oneella, with, obliga companiment by |. A. Kyl Amerique,” 1. Gibert PA | sion or ON, TURSPAY. about o'clock, «small liver colored spot. | ne ld, with spotted | potted A suitable reward will be given, has just imported » genuine breed of | ares’ and offers for sale the rarest collec: | ird Seeds in this or any other coun ARCHY GRIEVES, 5 John street. | a reters, Ke. Zos awe ess | will Marpons 30 fe ao ft Season Tickets sa Half di 12 Private be sod for' sr persons. do do ie do First Tier and Parquett ‘wav: on which oce: ndowed with properties so highly | distinguished art the Epidermis and Capillary tubes SHER, GERMAN OPERA COMPANY, ar PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, Chambers NOR PALMO, and the Me m the ort 4 ¢ AC. R, BURKE (known some years since, as the ‘celebrated | Master Burke,” and recently a p respectfully informs nla Particulars 1n future advertisements. WwW estab! | est man W.F ‘Store, Ww food Jone: Buckins, Slips, Slips, white an bers of all the | smallest to the larg | way, comer of fhe: the Washii apt go whrel mises, fro T highly wore cl by Mrs. BI Feuch, ented ™ made of the American ‘aste. It is Sword and Musket = it ouly a single trial. Ido not A May next. arl sireet, up stairs. make arrang Board for the ‘winter. 228 2weod*re Re id diffe SH for a grocer, Esenweine & Willi PARK THEATRE, R, ROBERTS respectfully announces that his BENE- FIT, and last appearance, wi r , the 28th it leeah ‘on which occasi er which a new Farce, ad the West Point Cadet,” wit! na The. ‘Bex Book is now open. GYMNASIUM, No. 29 ANN STREET. M. FULLER respectfully informs the Gentlemen of | New York and vicinity, that his Gymnasium i how | open for the reception of pupils. attention of the fr Hshment, which Ss ? O X CHASE. ANTED TO HIRE—Some Rwenty or Thirty gpod } For | | Also, will be purchased, 801 ively Foxes: for a Chase to come o! bout the bey inning. of the ensuing month. Apply at tel, Park Cra liberal price wili be given fer good animals. SO JOHN WILLIAMS, Veterins the public, that he has resumed his pro! nv of the Gold Horse, No. 131 Ch successfully practiced upon that nob! LOOK AT THIS. at the extraordinat Sole, the Cork Sole do ... .. eee Calf Boots, ‘ade ‘to orde: If Boots. . eat articl ent, qualiti ND HOUSE 78 Sie treet, 2 a rou Marke, TO LET. This 1a frst clothing store or eatin, Possession giv HARLEM KIVER HOLEL. TO LET—From now until the fi the privil furniture for sal of oue or more years iar ‘Phe Lotte yell Semi ents with fami J during 4 | board, at Judd’s = i cabin an ands | oe ae si | | figs In general ao for privat \ Looms neat! itt up for private partis ted hense better tappiied with Old Country ef i Amerie News pepers. | BOARDIN FEW Gentlemen with their | i only, can be accommodated wi inter, at No, 4 ‘hureh, ench and a spoken in the house, thu ties to such gentlemen as may said lmnguages. For further livin jars, please enquire as above. FOR SALE. RARE CHANCE# AND GREAT BARGAIN.—The Stock and Fixtures of a Lunch and Coffee Saloon, situated greatest thoroughfares ef the city, now doing acash business of from eight hundred to mine haudred dollars | be sold seem fot. for Grtetg: Present occa- Sati oT gihe fie | Per month ‘will be » tre | Pant cannot attend to it. nig im*rc_ | andall particulars concemi | cation to | painted and refitted, of travelle: cits a conti | Washin, ing con! jaturday, 29th bin or UNIO! ny Packet of favorite packet ‘errac, will snil positively wh very saperior tere vik we weil to sleet tl ‘he fue Poifestion whe Onl wi please attend to. the aver Mi of oh eee liberal a share resid ei re dena dh on, or resi Ficateuat they will lors Le the best on the table thet the market aff ington City, September, 1845. VERCOATS, CLOAKS, ke.—A large eh illed Cloth ana Pilot O; a modere TO THE LADIES!! S.A letter through the Post Office, or other wa be punctually attended to. rov a y, Store li Broadway, Manu | of Fs LTV Ee roe NRY PRA’ burthen, will Post moaiong her regular da) LLERTON, Wen 5 ee Ee KOK ET SHIP ROSCIUS, FORL gers by this ship will Fa ‘be on board 1 6 steamboat | Hercirlea, xe ed ot op i ih 2a} 10 o'clock, at close - the Saal slaves os bel AERTS. CATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Hieuty Imrorrant.—We leam from our private and contidential correspondent at Washington, who has the best means ot knowing, that a few days since Sir George Simpson, the Goveraor of the Hudson Bay Compiny, was interesting conversations with Mr. Pakenham, the British Minister, relative to the forthcoming mes- | sage of Mr. Polk, and the position of the American | government on the Oregon question. The result of the interviews between the two British functiona- ries, was that a visit was made by Mr. Pakenham to the Secretary of the Treasury, and other mem- bers of the American government. precise nature of the conversation that ensued be- tween the British Minister and the government, eur correspondent does not protess to know; but he learned that Sir George Simpson departed, and is | now in New York, highly elated with the belief that the position which Mr. Polk intends to assume on the Oregon question in his message, is highly favorable to the maintenance of peace between the two countries, and to an agreeable termination of this difficult question. Governor Simpson will pro- bably remain in New York up to the sailing of the next steamer from Boston, the agents of the com- pany being Messrs. Maitland, Kennedy & Co. ‘is the general belief among the British embassy here, that Mr. Polk will moderate his views on the Oregon question, and such probably will be the ru- mor in New York. Our correspondent, however, still declares that they will find they are mistaken as to the character of the message ; and that notwithstanding the cour- | teous manner ia which the members of the govern- | ment talked with Mr. Pakenham, that Mr. Polk will take the highest ground on the question, and no rank THEATRE, BENEFIT OF MR. ROBERTS. day E: , November 28th, Will b. rf THE scHooL POW SCANDAL, fe , aad had several Pas Sex Mr. Roberts an al WEST ene CADET. Capt Harville... .. fice of Adinusion—Bosve, #i on ta. core open at 64 o’elock, and’ the Certain willrise precisely BOWERY THEAT&H. | A. W. JACKSON. - MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. yf 2 Fvening, ! November 28th, The herformsoes to commence wit HAN DOUBIKINS, | Fit, 90° cents ; (tallery, What was the Fei composed ‘and executed To NTINE AND ORSON. seat vee Mr Blanchard es oud nnd'hird Tiers, etn; lors will seen Lire Past 6. the curtain will rise at 7. PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE. Friday, November 28th; §G-OPEN FOR ONE WEEK-£9 Admission Twenty-Five Cents Only. THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPEAN SERENADERS Messrs. Gnnegns FTANW OOP, HARRINGTON, aie nd Gentlemen of New the above house, >, of the German Opera | Pi ‘nd Galery have’ the honor to inform the patrons of the | Opars, thar ier wll open etaly fa December: with the Get | man Grand Opera of DER FREISCHUTZ, By Cant Mania Vox Wein, Which willbe performed in the very a, Berlin, Munich, alteration, aud with new and splendid. scone" The following HIN KORSINSKT. Compei om HERR -W. ROU legant sty’ oat om Vien- BER, nore from the Royal | i, i Frime Basvo.” Sate Sgeondo nore SFE Basso Ballo, and a\full Orchestra of | ) and will comm Respectfully annousce to the Li York, that oy, have arrang Series of Goucera us Monday Ev joeaatas will te tpaned Songs, Glees, Choruses, Refrains, For particulars see programmes. Doors open at 7—Concert at 744 o'clock. ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. Actixa Manacer... | Brass biasaoxn... SIXTH NIGHT OF MISS M_A. LEE. 3d | appearance of Barney Williams. itties, Burlesque Lee- ‘Washington. [Correspondence of the New York Herald.} Wasuinaton, Nov. 25, 1845. Important Cabinet Meeting—Interesting and Deci- sive Debate Therein, on the Tariff, Oregon, St Cuba, and Hogan’s Misston—The Message, on Mexico, England, and Things in General—Caucussing for the Offices of the House and Senate—Meeting of Members in the Capitol —Return of Calhown to the Senate—A Birdseye View of the Universe, and the Destiny of the Re- ed by Forty Chorus Sin, EParene: sees Last Night of the Bullet: hotand Evening, N November 28th, mence with JOLIE FILIE DE es pirephiros, a dancing master, Seb ‘ood. To conclude. ith SSUMPOLOG Yoon which Barney Wil- liams will appear. Het F~ Books o} ription and to sscure seats, peed The day, from 10 A. oe oy naitfre | ALHAMRA, No. 559 Broadway, (between Spring and Prince.) GRAND ARRAY OF TALENT! Friday Evening TH MISS MARY ST. GLa LL IP! friends and the citi- , that he designs giving his Ex is return from Thasten to inform you that I have had the good fortune to receive a full and perfectly accurate re- port of the disctissions and proceedings of to-day’s Cabinet meeting, the last which will take place pri- or to the final arrangement of the message. The Chair was taken by the President, at a quarter after twelve,M. The President remarked, looking at Mr. Marcy and Buchanan, that he had delayed many of the most important portions of the message, until after the arrival of the last steamer from Liverpool, by which important despatches had been expected, and which had been received ; and, also, that he might have the benefit of the latest advices from and the seat of army operations. He con- , leaving for the moment out of view the interesting aspect of our foreign rh the most important point in our domestic poli demanded his attention, was the subject of t! He said that his views on this great question were sufficiently made known to the country, and to them, his constitutional advisers. equal pratecioa to all the great interests of the tariff system ought to rest on a per- : is the appecebeiaiat ts gesaig an iculturalists, might know what to rely upon, These truths, he mga incontrovertible, cae he should urge them upon the attention of Congress. He had made up his mind upon these hoped they would give him the aid of their advice, as it was their duty to do. should take upon the tariff. The President next cursorily surveyed the internal affairs of the nation. He iid” to the Memphis Convention, and , cheap wools, the rise in flour, *RENADERS, Ba VALENTINE! who will, this oceasion, deliver his celebrated Fourth of July Oration. Admission 25 cents. NOTICE—An entertainment every Saturday at 3 P. M. CONCERTS, SUIREES, WX. R. AND MRS. COLLINS, (the repared | to receive Rips eaten ‘on Friday eve- cil bs armen opular vocalists.) are r Concerts, Soirees, Pianist, and and « can be engaged for private fags ee her particulars on, | caution toa NEWTON? Teacher rot the Pi Singing, 40156 Grand strect. FIRST PROMENADE CONCERT A LA MUSARD, GIVEN BY THE NEW YORK MUSICAL ASSOCIATION, at Niblo’s Saloon, Saturday Evening, HE MEMBERS of the New etfully beg leave to anno mteution to give a he winter season, psn Masard, PeGuch musical entertain citement in the musical ¢ at the request of numerou: the newe t and best com now in rehenrasl by » THIRTY. ents and guardians, towards this ears lit bs condactod’in tie stce: | Sparring taught as usual. rangement with Mr, d French, Broad ‘Swo gear teacher ork Musical Association Sa this never ries of Instrumental Con- He went for fair an f fog, Gkac' asd Guse exlemetied eas: | COCROT ‘oem tha nts having created the greatest ex- x e said association, ends of music, have procure sitions of modern ete which are falland receirs Orchest atie street, where za has ERS. ‘selves my ‘any loss which might oc- performers; and the heavy € sable to issue su script various ‘Musie ee 10 order that those poll ore ire to attend the peloumenasy = gapectibe, and to the projectors a certain num| Hokers VKETS: OF ADMIRSON 1 THREE DOL- This was the course he = iS to be paid on the delivers of tickets for the in ‘Concert; extra tickets for subscribers can be obtained by applying to the Com- mittee, for 50 cents each; at the door on Conceris, 75 cents each. PROGRAMME. PART 1. Overture—Senelle. .. . Wi Elb—Pavilion Gal | 4. Sestetio—Krom the Opera of Don Juan itney’s s railroad— letter, en the Nebraska Territory. But, gentlemen, resumed the President, these things, ey are, dwindle in their proportions, question of the day, the American govern? Onr title to that region, mie a ei Judge Douglass Ee Foummssses of the he parmest; | at a e evening interesting as when we come to that leadin; the dominion of t race in Oregon. gentlemen, is clear and unquestionable. gentlemen, to the people ; saideso to the democracy; and now, to the Congress of the United =p of the world. This, gentle- Ince war; it may excite to r madness the pride and animosity of Great Britain ; for the crisis, gentlemen. have rights on that shore, which mustand shall be It is a land of promise, of riches and natural sublimity, fertility and beauty. It 1s the But were it a barren rock, or only an ash heap, gentlemen, and yet a part of the American inheritance, | wonld maintain our Tight to it against a world in arms. murmurs of applause.} I shall recommend the most decisive action in the premises. gentlemen, what I have resolved to do ; I hope you will give me the benefit of your advi Mr. BucHaNaN rose to respond, but before he had ‘ined his legs, or opened his mouth, Mr. ad broken out into a decided and em sition of his sentiments. President had said abeut Oregon. whole of Oregon, title or notitle. He was ha say that the constituents he had long had the be represent knew nothing about titles, on, and would have it. a itn or her —_ eer ps ato at they were ready to t any body that red. As to the tariff, that was. another matter. The views of the President on that question were profound, and such as ought to proceed from a sate and judicious statesman. The Southwest would insist nee tree trade, and it looked to him to do his His tables would eluci- They — show Ine but one price asked, at’367 Broad- Franklin street. 5. Overture—Joko. the Balttmore Convention \% Waltza—Themes States, and in whe house Nos ne Concert to commence rolemon street, wil es et at a low price till the lst of fue caterer? ate | SIXTH comma ante OF THE WASHING- c’clock, Doors open at 7. n28 but we are prepared OMPANY will give its Sixth Annual Ball st the ‘ols: No. 450 Broadway, on Monday evening, De seat of future empire. ¢ in making the arrai the ocexsion Dodworth’s unrivalled B to make this Ball the most splendid af of bese om Land be obtained of the mien Committee of of business through the oe be mod rate, enquire of the Proprietor on nthe pre- | A m 8 to 9in the morning, or from 3 to 5 in the evening. CLINTON HOTEL. | HE PROPRIETORS of this House are now prepared to or single gentlemen to HODGES & WALKER. SARACEN'S HEAD, No. 12 Dey Street, New York. OSEPH SMITH, md of Worcester, England, be his friends and the his houre in the most neat and cot times on hand the choicest of Wines, London Brown Stout, Scot: Brewed, In addition to his usual ‘apt. ySchwarewaddan, Py and 11 East Brosdway. C. peat 70 Chrys = EV Vite, 27 Avenue THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL Bons NE nt Eke’ Peck Sie” Mr T. sy "Warth, 5 Chatham He went for = E CLUB, laure Tat be given on FRIDAY EVENING, November 2¢th, I MMIITTEE ¢ OF ARRANGEMENTS: i cared nothing Sherman Brownell, pane Blackburn date the whole subject. price ot domestic pins, as com article, tora series of years. satisty the manufacturers. the quantity of flour annual; which would show that he agriculturists. ‘inertia . PS) ey, he G W Anderson, George Gordon, witl henaan st rooms wi 7 Broadway, a few doors below ish languages are both constantly | affordiny had also ascertained onsumed for meine Rot neglected tl He was under no concern sbeet coal and iron, Some interested persons might reat solicitude for the interests of Pennsy! he wanted to see every tub ottom. He had entertained an honorable embiica—he would not deny that—and the place of Chief Justice of the United States was one of which any man ought to be proud; but he should stand in no man’s way there. ‘three cheers for the Presidency, but was instantly called to order by the chi mediately apologised very handsomely for his im- ‘Mr. Bucuanan observed, in an under tone, to Cave — * Curse his impudence, y what the d—| has ‘ot to do with the Presidene; on |, incase of war, he hoped his native State would would like to see the could not be arbitrated, well to dispose of it in some ot er way. tion secured a quiet, comfortab! yroceeding—we had to pefect themselves in the ‘Thomas ‘McSpadden, Wm B: nia, but, for his stand upon its ow! yt FLOOR cobain. a B Hart, Edward Gal Nora ala Scanlit AIAH RYNDERS, Chairman. THOMAS M’GIVNEY, (5 Tickets One Dollar. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. | GRAND vente cone PHILADELPHIA ¢ Saloon and pital ne the fed Mass. err 1 be handsomel: for the Tiana He pe a opposite Washtopton Market. a HOTEL, Tashingt HE PROPRIETOR of this fine Hotel, forasenty {AA Gadsby’s, yas: now 1, cenerall a a the re Hotel de- Mr. ph onl : coal and iron of make themselves felt. of useful i ion of useful an chara aan paige It it apartments, which wil nd ofhers who he Seed nee Hay oft: Hanes Bationery, Coutestions- yt eB aati be cae snliyened by afl and of will, from time, to time be int to render it what # ie oe Sana be divide | Posed 69 hove euniliary. eatablishine le and cheap a of been negotiating now these irty years, and no war had grown out of it, and perhare never ee highs tariff question would no’ lisregarded. a t. Polk was a better tariff man than Mr. Clay, and he looked to the President, and he looked to this cabinet to back him up on that asser- tion. As to the annexation of Mexico, Cuba and Domingo, he had no hesitation in sa} was in favor of the proposition. Mr. ne ime to wor and his position on the aomna Mens? o oods. The Bazaar will o} nay Dee. 224, and continue day 1 Brondwa American Tote. svi will 9 TO THE et it plication between the hours of two and sje ofl, the office of the Museum, be ne Ne es, tn fort a and ped come back wii a long bill. Who would listen 0 would pay the bill? Who sent t predecessor. When had it been sent il known to the gentlemen there as- ; sembled, ee ae een never seen that report before upon at these meetings, ace irae he was in Pe: favor of annexing all the about, and all the isles of the sea. He would simply remark that he knew where he maa that shook him, shook ag: Ivania. (Here Mr. Walker hastil Buchanan tartly observed hat had he and requested him ve sit down. J had never coal al and i iron would carry her body say as oat ed of rie ‘alker greatly excited, but silent.) he hora slowly and carefull his seat. He wassure bay hewn np" hae ~ when he spoke e seal ae hea 4 friend Mr. Wal- it and meaning it to stand on its did not mean to “tthe me, by sending. for th No. 69 Duane street, basement him out? is this secret agent’s h sleet y pacl in? It was well il on Barehday, the gr lM has two splendid large se8 on eck, fo tor second cabin passenger: which will it be tak fy! at at + hog 1 tie places, plone JOH! C. TES Fa ee sale 4 a storey on deck, at steerage pty the above place, spply ou board, Feat MAN & CO., ae st, near W were st. ‘That this whee Still he was in stood, and that the the Commonwealth ot Vaite. 3 ; Masote fae y, wil positively sail_on wt i cee to ations mates ee Q 3 Lat july considered the wei me Lines acer that every tub o pine Reg eet ny im red te '* President mued aid nell Secreeny, of woul fens were LED teand ng but they could be repaired. ‘Mr. Baxcrorr referred to the lonian colonies of ous to the settlementon the W |! 1 thought ne discovered a reniar'+ bs dd and his ladies; to be ’s, 110 Canal street. litele ian or Greece, as a ag sereeg on and Flour Merchant, 11 ese of this immed e it Mere! tt is