The New York Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1845, Page 3

+ Ov Rs Stone, the great Act.” takes his benefit ‘his | has caused, is lr. hich establishment he i: clusively engaged, and will’ not appear at any other 1 this city, announcements to the coutrary i Notice to the Public—Fii has heretofore been th Well managed and responsible Fire Insurance Companies, to {ransact their business with the assurers at their own offices. Some of the Companies, at the present time, are in the habit of = oying sub nts, OF runners, to procure them business, and to whom they allow a commission for thus establishing for them a reputation with the public, which can uever be main- talved among those. who are sufficiently sequainted with their character and standing. ONE WHO HAS SUFFERED. thof ‘Toulet Articles- ‘The most cholce of Lubin’ fair, Cloth aud Shi B Creams and Toilet Soaps, Combs of the moat beautital, i ‘azore from Deutitrices, and every preparation eles ts gauet, for 177 Broadway, opposite Fine Green and Black Tea.—Very supertor Guerlain’s, Provost's, Saissy’s, Kde’s and Patey’s Extracts oat ‘celebrated makers, (warranted: eu vay opposite Howard's Hotel. Qolony ts, extra fine do Ge, Young Hyson, superb article, ts, and which the recent extensive exportation of foreign cofiee | It is to be observed that foreigncoffves are now higher years, andthat colonial coffee | is lower than at any other period corre sponding with | those years, notwithstanding the increi ised consump- tion and the reduction of duties, be borne in mind that the reduction ential duty in favor of colonial coffee huas permanently reduced the price in deposit, which ought always to be determined by the price of foreign coffet»—plus the dif- ference of duty in its favor. Until the Ist ol July,1842, the , | difference of dutyin favor of colonial coffee was not less 3 | than 9d. per Ib., being that of 6d. to 18. 3d. per Ib.; but for the privilege of sending it to the Cape of Good Hope, and re-importing it, it was admitted at the duty 01° 9d, to which must be added 14 for additional expenses. “The real dif- ference was 4d per Ib., or 378 and 4d per quintal ; so that if foreign coffee was worth 34s 9 quintal, a correspond. | ¢, it is to in the differ He ion SING At ZOOLOGICAL EXK Terrion, ARM THEATER, | ort 8 J MOONEY yeill sel at 10 Opponite 822,98 Bowery, MR. AND ME Night out One of 2 Bro i . AL House Fu rae Articles and French Peney Crvode, together nursing ev al D MES. CHARLES KEAN, wath ‘rich Plated Ware, ‘Ten Sets, Castors, Walters, 1 R, VANAMBU. Thursday Gvening, Dece: y leudid Inlaid Centre Tables and Light Stands. php Ly | Fill be gerformed sail tan sine Work Boxes indsomely inlaid andfurawhed. | SIVE' COLLECTION OP ANIM a THE HUNCHBACK, Girandoles, Caudelebras, ory hibited in this couatry; whieh co! Sir Thos Chittora’ 7 Mrs (Charles Kean er puticulars see Courier and Enquirer. hubit to the New York public, while making preparations fo aoe Mr Chars Kean ing season, en from 10 to 12 im the morning; and from 1 to 4 1 evening. UCTION NOTICE—Large and Important Sale of French 00) A cabinet Furniture, of tie manufseture of Mr. M. WAL. 0"eloek in the afternoon, and 6 to 100’clock in th 7 : : dmittance 25 cents—C hildren under 10 half-price, Aueriess Prosest hcien, oe © Peshtoneble Preach ad | “ feucuolan ces Uist eek Petia niatre JACOBS. PLA’ will sell This Day. at 10 o'clock, on cord floor of the large store No. 445 Broadway, to which thas been removed for convenience of sale,avery ex- e assor ment of elegant rosewood, mshogany aud black walnu tuew Cabinet Furniture, of the most Also, two sets elegant Turkey Red Win ornaments and diapery complete. for four wind Catalogues and good CELEBRATED 1 GALL N OW 02 exhibition at 271 Broadway, comer of Chambers street, upstairs, hes been visited by millions of recent Fine ‘Arts, ke, |, These views consist of elegant and highly finished Paintings [ePresenting in the most correct and mmiaute maner the fol- mptory for cash. le per Fowing interesting objects :— on a : + | 1—Fart of the Church of the Holy Grave at Jerusalem, con- Gueates Maresh aiemeeieaee Htenesl | uF Cus raderad te dati Weratominaaee | PAINTINGS. | peralbe ener af the Chrch nd Convent of “Santa Maria ud 121 Chatham atroet, between Pearl and Roosevelt | foreign coffee, practically observing the same difference, "TING, “singer chine "ze ied, \alupble Paintin Bat store | Dal Moats, an Home. by Mooolight.) Monastery, at Subiae- auality of tetrwoods atgndos and douSiless yl forcver ata | rey vagus gene gee ant Your the duty on the foreign | ¢rgpiyg, Dec Ith, at7orelock. "8. PL INGRAHAM, "| ep, near Rome, with a Funeral Service of a Frateruty, Bro rivalled. We earaestly recommed fa ies, country” m was reduced to 6d. So that if foreign «coflee is now worth ADMISSION FREE | - fohteis faken from the Pont Neuf, [New Bridge.} hanes mul che whole public to this very respectsble extblish~ | $4s, the same quality colonial cannot De more than 52, OU, PAINTINGS AT AUCTION, Il places of tate coin ark, in Venice, O90 of the street. Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber & CO., 3 Ledger Building, Third street, who receive subscri- | bers, and have single copies for sale tlo’clock. u2t 1” MONKEY MARKET. Wednesday, Dec. 17th—6 P. M. ‘Thero was quite a change in the market to-day. Nor- wich & Worcester fell off 3 per cent; Long Island 2}; Reading }; Morris Canal }; Canton %; Farmers’ Loan 1}; | proved in some countri 8d, instead of 74s 4d. The quantity of foreign coffee brought to market is so much. greater than that of colo- nial—as much as the price of the latter wught to be—re- gulated by the price of the former plus the difference of , duly whatever it may be. Hence the price of colonial cuffee is as high as it ever has been in any former yoar. Tie consumption of ell kinds of coffee in Europe is Greater than at any other period, aad there is a corros- ponding mcrease of production, and the quality is im- pecially on both sides the N. A. Trust }; Pennsylvania 5's 1; Ohio 6's 4; Harlem }. | isthmus of Panama, where coffee has acquired a high ro- ‘There are symptoms of another panic in the street, and _putation for its superior quality. some of the operators are slightly affected again with | the war fever. Old Stock Hixchange. 70 9% 56 shs Reading RR 34 At the Second Board, Farmers’ Loan fell off } per cent; 32008 Ohio 6s, woo 10048 slg £6 Canton 1}; Norwich and Worcester, 2}; Roading Rail | 2000 do lo 25 = do Fy road 1; Long Island 4; and Harlem. This is another | $%0 Ind Sterlin ete 8 ee panic, caused by the warlike accounts from Washington. | 10000 do 3946 12 Aub & Roch 102 In addition to the complexion of our advices from the | jai pisrecit® $04 150 Wilmington RI boo “48, seat of government, there has been a very important xe | 1000 do bea 70 59 do s10 6aig volution made in the tactics of a cortain extensive ope- | “Shs Bk Comscrip 43s 30 Nor&Workr ™ x, rator in Wall street. The largest bull in the street has | we Yumgw Tran a ay bio 364s | become a bear,fand the rank and file have been thrown | 90 Morris Canal 6 100 Harlem RR. boo a into the greatest confusion, and left without aleader. | o DIS 20% 100 lo 3 60 ‘The banks move very cautiously m their operations. | '? 4° BE it hein Satara ie There are so many dark spots in the political and com. 2 NA Trust | ee ee and 5, mercial horizon, that these institutions must be very | im E Boston 0 30 yah 5p CO {Slam RAR Gas s reful how they move, or they will find themselves ina | ,3 4¢ poe ae ine 4 810 6444 position from which they will find it difficult to get out | o9 Cantes Co a 50 do si eas of Tho next sixty or ninety days willbe fled with | 1% do 5 8 19 do othe | great events, andthe banks, as we'l os individuals, had | 3» 40 0 37 TONJemeyRR {8% | better curtail their movements rather than extend | Second le them. | 100 Farmers’ Loan 28 © 25 Nor & Wor RR. 863g | The directors of the Providence and Worcester Rail- | !23 do pepe re AOE BIO B15 | road have decided to locate the road through Taw- | 8 do bao a $0 Reading RR on | tucket. The depot in Providence is to be in the cove- | ete hg 2 rid just above the Fish Market, and about fifty feet from | 23 "n° CNC heat yucca aT Canal street, 50 do 36h— 250 do 6335 | 150 Stonington RK 39 to bio 63 | The trustees of tho Franklin Bank of Cincinnati have | 30. do 39 50 Canton Co ws | declared the twelfth dividend of fivo per cent, payable | 723 Nor X'Wore RR” fea 3 Harlem HR | to stockholders in this city, at the Bank of America, on | 50 do R650 do 58 the 20th inst. Birege wa 86g pp Morr Canak en. g04, ‘The Committee on Banks, in the lower house of the le. | New Stock Exchange. | gislature of Tennessee, to which was referred the re- | Boho Farmers’ Tr bs 287, or Co 3 375 commendations of the executive of that State in relation | 25, do ‘ 2 0 Fi to the Bank of Tennessee, has reported in favor of con- | 39“ {iand RR i Bae be tinuing the bank, and suggest the propriety of discontin’ | 291, 4 0. Pe eS ee wan a ok ee mie | tujng all the branches the business of which does not net | 130 Canton Co 3 Hy Mori Cana sos a dividend of six per cent upon the capital assigned | % 4° ay them; but recommend that the process of liquidation of | these branches be so gradual as shall not oppress the | debtors of said branches. In relation to the mother bank, | 4, the committee arrive at the following conclusions :—1st That if there is no diminution of the burdens impose; | upon the bank, the institution must of necessity become County, to Mra. Lucretia C. | ter Co.,, New York. Chureh, by the Rev. Married. On Tuesday the 9th instant, by the Rev. James B. Har lenbergh, D.D., Mr. Harvey Kipp, of Walden, On Tuesday evening the 16th instant, at St. Thomas’ Orange | Gravitton, of Westches- caused by opposing the measure to the last tribunal, and #lso | | relieve the | the event of the final abandonment of the measure. » Resolved—That th nit bh ii = | beaaitere, Rall a Rea neyegiatesees to the Joel | the Street Committee of the Board of Al strances at the bet agt) Hotel, corner Duane and William | | most beautiful places of euriags town, sea. | 6—Conatantinople, taken from the A. wi ic shore at Scutary, re it presents one of the most miajestic, maguifieeut acd eues which ean be faacied by the most exalted imagi= ‘ompeii, near Naples, as itin at stroyed by an eruption of Mount Vesw Year of our era, is at present co: | LEVY will sells i | A. LALA will soll ag the Gallery in Ci commencing at 7 o'cloe! Paintings, in rich frames, in which is comprised a valuable pri- | }y vate collertion—amoug the number will be found Pictures: by. the English Sunfield, Huatington, Ashton, Bonfield. Also, & | Very fine large Landscape and Waterfall by Pyuker, recently purchased et the Bonaparte sale, as well as many othe | high class, Connoisseurs and others forming collections ~ It id, | Fequested to examine them, Can now be seen with estalogues: | secved thot eity ane modclot the oat gion and the government of the Ancients. i =: ~ = <== | atthe view ‘of thoae houses, thoseten.ples and the Capen WINTER CLOTHING, "The whole aunounces th : ; by mings commands the wal PB the toe renee 102 Fulton Street, yhatia where erteon 2 he Views ouce exhibited, will not be repeated in the Hi Li d FASHIONABLE STOUR OF WINTER rrounded by the be open ouly until Saturday inclusive (when Gy the evening. | 1 w others will be substituted, and of which due notic R EADY MADE, of their own manufacture, on hand, which Admittance 25 cents—Families of 8 persons, including chil- onl given,) daily, except Sunday, foom 11 to 3 and from 6to 9 in they will sell’ at the following very low prices, for cash | dren, $1. 0: - \" STATE FEN(t TRS Byarsonis foms; ose | THESTATE FENCIBLES Drew sea froccoone¢.” ee | prime te held ae EY 5 Sra to at Boys Overcoats and Backs 26 to | WIEVNSING! the set Apolo, Boo rants, & Kreut Var ; 2 6 417 Str GEO" W. LOSS, Secretary. Vests, au endievs varie y. Also, a’ large assortment. ol * American Cloths, Cassimeres and. Vesti Iso, ui made to order, in 4 style to suit the most 1 Geenatand | )p'He New York Highland Guards” Ball wil 2 Ne . I take pl Preach, German and iblo’s Saloon, Kriday Evening, 19th December, eat | |, Tickets be obtained of th peat tie rooat fastidious, at nay eit: Orr 18 Bast 1th a anit paste Ear | dig tan 122 Fulton strcet, next to the comer of William st. | Broad Mera bogeys TH. Bridewood, (21 | : 7 | Toon. : is dit 6t#me_ | “PROPOSED OPENING OF WILLIAM ST. ; { fs h f a se | GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL, ; AL Froasis wy eaectable meeting, held at the Shakspeare | pryiny yIRST GRAND RerL TE FANCY DRESS on Wednesday Event i s ig, Dec. tion to the widening th, to expres BALL of the Minerva Society, will be held at the M nerva Rooms, No. 406 Broadway, on THURSDAY (Christ- } mas) Evening, Dee. 25,181. ‘The committee in announcing this, (the only ball to be give: by the above Society this season,) would inform their frien | audthose who attended their balls last year, th 4 extensi eh by me aun street. the meeting was organize ap WOODRUFF, Esq , President, and. CEEER ME Secretary, On motion it was . Resolved—Thut we regret the revival of the project for ing and extending of William street into Chatham street the measure having been pr ly rejected by the Supreme Court in 1838, at the express application of the Common Coun, incipally on the ground that the expense was not only oppressive on a large portion of persons interested, but that the measure would net warrant so great an expense. solved—That,the proposed widening and making Wil- liam street 45 feet in width from Fulton to Chatham st, cannot answer the purpose of an avenue, and consequently confirms the opiuinn that the measure is intended to benefit property be ow Fulton street, to the gre ry of property on Chatham, | Frankfort and William streets, from Pearl to Frankfort sts. | Resolved—In the opimon of this meeting, that the assess | ments on property inthe cross streets will be ver i and that oppression be increased by the change. of’ ing contem t liam street at. ¥ about six feet, thereby ik Property in Wi fort streets to'a greatextent. p large portion of citizens now of s at they have made such arrangements as enables them to ensure to all who | may favor them with their company, mostagreeable evening's "Mr. Wallace's unrivalled Quadrille Band has by | for the cecnion Tet Gund se ibs Rue! THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY'S BALL HE EXKCUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE IRISH | EMIGRANT SOCIETY, respectfully announce to the ic, that the second Anaual Ball in aid of the funds of the | one be given at Niblo’s, on MONDAY Evenmg, De- i ickets, to admit S fentiomen and two ladies, are three dol- | lars cach, and may be had from any of the officers of the So- cute & WwW. nen Esq. Pr regory Di Joseph Sta Hugh Kelle: this city, p isa yd Vice President, 22 Wi m andFrank- A ce President, 38 this measure, opposed all previous action and devoted | J yal Ww. much ti bint i lames Reyburn, , Treasurer, 99 Wall a if abandonment, and would costocerets ar rese ioelfect its Gnal | William Redmond, Esq.y Treaster pro. tem., 4 Exchange mittee to whom the matter is. referred, to proper consideration, and relieve the eitizens repetition of the weighty end | Pyee “interested from a | labor ‘aud expense that will necessarily be | » Corresponding Sec’y, 75 Nassau st. Recording Sec’y, 99 John st. Le Maiden lane. 166 Pearl st. " Tames Mathews, F4q.c99 Wall at. Dr. Hugh Sweeney, 37 kim st. Arthur Btewart, £sq., 68 Merchants’ Exchange. Chm 8 ni a ine st zs pana y onevelt st. hepherd, Esq. . Shea. Esq., 8 Cedai tax paying citizens from. any expense incurred in a, Resolved—That a copy of these proceedings be presented to men. ler Resolved-—-That POSE We coNr dour. Chi 2 igned, pug ‘F, Chait : PETER M. BRYSON, Secretary. TE Note—All persons interested as above. will find remon- | inde lad ; i jn £urope, iwcluding Royal Families, Cardinals, Bishops, Pro- | at PG obs" AE OH o'elock, andthe Curtain willsise precisely Seats b | till o'clock, P- Men Upper Tiers of Bo: 7 which, A Pas Sent... Hinde wit? Miss H. Valles, 4 His’ LAST Cos. Orc: i Barr : Rivallaghan ro9 Mr. + Hammett ; i otto of SY conve ; Gallery, Doo 78 open LATEST? INTELLIGENCE BY THE Highly Important from Washington—In- crease of the War Excitement, ‘The intelligence from the capitol daily increases im unportance. The war excitement in Washing- ton is becoming more and more inten The accounts received yesterday are important in three points of view :— 1. The resolutions of Gen. Cass, relative to the military and naval condition of the country, after an animated debate, have passed the Senate unani- mously. 2. The joint resolutions admitting Texas into the Union, have passed the House by a majority of two | SOWKRY TMATAR: Merit «4 W. JACKSON... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR, 3. ®he intention of the Chairman of the Com- Thursday Kvening, Weckashen 18, mittee on Foreign Affairs in the Senate, to intro- gente nis ace tx Spmmence an duce yesterday a joint resolution to give the twelve GforRS Maurice months’ notice to Great Britain, relative to the o¢- Amold.... Charlotte Causa Mr Con: Hadaway Davenport . Mr C Hill Margaretta is > Lower Be y Pit ad Gallery , 154 conua Seon #d Thi Doors will «nen at halt past 6. the curtain will rise at 7, PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE Friday Evening, Dec. 19, Wil be pe med forte eae (Die Schweitzer Pamile. A Grand Opera in th: oe PHINCIPAL PERSONAGESs eR Ber Gra, the Count “Herr Sauer manu’ his Steward Here Behnept Paul. Herr Biese err Meyer a igulein Korianky Jacob Fribou Liferr'W Boucher TR Chorouses of Boiiirvinen, Peasauts, Laie Peete, rvanta, Se. secured every day from 10 o'clock, A.M, fi atthe box office. T' i iw alzo open, and tive. Patrons of the Opernane eee ieee ied to honor the Manager of the German Opera by their iou—Pri <a ‘Tier aud Paranctte, #1; Second Pier 90 eee, PoeeMs Kirst precisely” ¢7 o'el’k—performanee to commence at 734 o°¢l' ' BOWERY CIRCUS. ian s.n 3 BA at pula Benefit of o R. Stone. foxes 25 Cents— Pit e C) z There is but one Circus where John Gane se e eRe that one is the Bowery Amphitheatre. i There will be given an extra Smate be given an ext Beuetie of one ofthe arenent Hides ofthe oat, ine ‘The Amphitheatre is well warmedo 18 it*rh GREAT DOINGS 3 eing forthe Benefit of H. Needham and J. J. Hickman, Upon which occasion, by permission of Messrs, Deverna, De war, Tryou and other managers, the following DS ay EaPerry nEquestriaus. vomhsou sud Ryslss the great Daicer Oscar Stone, the incomparable Rider, With aont of othe alent too Auaierous to mation, na, culars refer to bills of the day. dun pLBUriday, December 16th, 1845. re CHESNUT STREET TAHMATRE- PHILADELPHIA. HERR ALEXANDER RR AL L WONDERFUL EXPERIMENTS IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND MAGIC. ion are as follows {Ba tees ae cents. oors open at 7—Performance to coinmence at half past 7. ir. Wainwright, Joux J. C t streets; and also at Mr. Timpson 8, corner of Fulton and Wil- | Te re Di lly, E.sq.,7 South Willi 5 bankrupt. 2. That no practical diminution of its burdens | Isaneuva, youngest daughter of Thomas Read, all of | iamstreets. 18 atte And at the office of the Society, No. 6 Ann street. can enable it to answer the purposes of ite creation, | ‘Dis city.) A Rapin Oeees. sonrTbs, | gle ha haat without material changos in its organization. 8. That it | schoonmaker, Henny 8. Lor to Miss Gacorar dough | Dee, itth tanta a GREEN LOSERS IS | THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE is entirely practicable to make such a reduction of the | terot Eldert kldert, Hsq., both of the former place, Chatham street, the fast trotting horse called the a aoOClAL CLUB, : liabilities of the bank, and to make such reforms in ite | a —_ TOLED aunts Uitenlag Des. San inise Dette Cole oe beat erganization as will secure its prosperous continuance. wa if | FURNISHED farnishy i wed for the evening. A : ‘The bank was chartered ata time of great and general | , 10 Brooklyn, on Monday evening the 14th instant, Co- | fi poms with, centre Sine door arcellent Ch, eto Oe ad OFS OMTET EE : yoouniary embarrassment. ‘The object of its creation | "'ZKN HoLer, aged 24 yeara °° | al K and Broadway, a baleony in frout, entrance No.1 | Robt. N. Denyse, 46 Hedaya | C: Campbell. 151 Barrow st ‘was to allord relief to the people, and thenghthe menue | terment: ee, Massachusetts, for in- ree! di6 Iw*re E. M. Rich, Le Roy and Hud- afforded, the people of Tennessee have escaped much of the distress which fell so disastrously upon other States. | Within the seven'years of its existence, it has paid on | State bonds $794,207; to common schools'and academies, | Her fri $825,000, making an aggrogate of $1,620,607, after pay. | fully invited to a jug all the expenses incidental to its operations. This | o'clock, from her late hows an ennnal, profit ep without further invitation, feven per cent peranuum. ‘The liabilities sow clang one of the seven oldest men 1 amoun upon this institution for State purpo! 270,000 per ‘annum; being for interest on State bonds, and for common schools and academies, $118,000, This is an excess of liabilities over profits o $100,000, which clearly demonstrates that unless some of the burdens imposed upon the bank by the State are Mrs. Sanau Hanan, of the late James Hi | _ Her friend: sey, who was born in March 22, 1657-8. older and three youn; — hi bore arms in the revolutionary war. w | eneration, from William Her- | Siete van nora ia England, and died in Hingham, | | md her funeral t residence No. | On Wednesday morning the 17th instant, after a se- vere illness, which she bore with Christian aintances, also those of her son, | w, Win. Dougherty, are respect: is afternoon, at two | 8 Chesnut street, | His ancesters have been remarl for longevity. His father died at the age ot 82, his grand- father 84, and his great grandfather 81 years. fortitude, | in the 62d year of her age, widow | if, “and ail of whom | Mr. H, was lineal | PLEASANT ROOM and Bedroom, furnished, for ‘son streets. able | | 3 i} yemoved, it must necessarily become bankrupt. The FOURTH WARD GUARDS, ATTENTION. | committee recommend that the snnual payment to schools and academies be annulled; that the State can better dispense with that, than allow the interest on the pois pay State bonds to remain unpaid, ov be raised from some "By order, other source. The credit of the State must at all ha- L ¥, Ho} Secretaries o'clock, to make to-morrow, Frida eer a maake their election between. the tnd Baraburmers,at the coming poll gn Tuesday next tT wi L. Senate een WHE M Freaident: | | 18 1t*rh ‘THE Democratic Republican Associates of above, are or- | ord Haal znvds be preserved, and the bank cannot be relieved 2 from that burden, which was the principal cause of its creation. To enable the bank to meet the interest on the State bonds promptly, it is proposed to reduce the appro- EC! MV AND FASHION. ECONQMBERTSON'S PHONIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY, 103 Fulton Street, venilig, at | cers” ‘0 ex: | gle gentleman, with R. Wickstead, 63 Canal st. who speaks Freuch preferred. Inquire a¢2i3 Greets need els, Morton and | George Halstead, 200 Hudson meet vie out, 10 Huson st. | John Bron; 196 Canal street. TO DRUGGISTS. dwards, King and Hiud- ‘ best of city reference as regards ability and characrer, “Arnot | CONCORD BALL. arSaasd ¢ : | TFVHE Second Annual Ball of the Society, for the benefit of addressed to Druggist at this office will meet immediate | THE! dows” and Orphans’ Pande eileen glees on 7 d3r. FR act as Agents Tor the ale of new ana popusar Luuieansvin. men 478; BROADWAY Coeewean Broom and Grand | male and femal examined before tay Teave the office, and none but the honesty sober, industrious an¢ ANTED—By married man, Wholesale or Metall Drug Store, whs.ca uation ma | 18 Iwtre produce the ‘son streei ou Band is cnigaged. mm b CLEDOG. alyb tay seegsber of the Committee, e Ball. 2 | Mater Misa clinton st °) pA. Rosselot, 120 William. # Gajnand, # Br ‘bove their expenses will be insured to them ith an oppartuuity of elgarin $1.00 Der year, Some Paiecteney ach will have his district. ‘It will | ow streets,) stants, of every capacity, both Taituationsy. will be strietly vor igen with thet p tronage can rely upon acquiring a correct and fashionable style of Dancing. A Quarter of 2 Lessons, including “che Quadrille, Walt ‘pea Lessons in the Waltz of Poi, is where servant ‘The characters of all, offering for situations, 10 00 ‘capable ones recommended or allowes Je} Actina Manage Brack Managen. Mr. ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. -Ma. 5 . GREAT ATTRACTION. Last night but one of Mr. A.A. Adams. Burten, Mr. Burke, E. Shaw, Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Thayer, Will all appear, supported by a Double Company. Thurs i Will be act jay Mvening, December 18, ted the Tragedy of PIZARRO—Ri "i ‘izarro, Mot ore, rs Bathe cot Me Adams; ree of the MUMMY—Toby Tramp, rs Thayer. COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT. | 4 iad COMMITTEE appointed to take the necessary steps in arranging a CONCERT, f we PY the THE TABERNACLE On which occasion the services of. the tollowing eminent Artists hava Seer voluntarily tender¢ yeurclear of all expense. deere ce ey to cbeain Brondway.” | ¥- ‘Pane, 118] Le rad ol iene OCALISTS: a dod iting outs -Avpiy tt FRENCH Fublishing Hall, 299 SB art, 200 Grand. L. Guebhard, 231 William. alts SUEIA NORTHALL, mors sp Brondway, up stairs, sigu of the Flag. seer VALENTINE MOTT, JE. paid ere ee | a, DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL. ind MADAME OTTO. wae iLEN DODWORTH would, beg leave to inform his MR. EDWARD SHEPARD, UBSCRIBERS—At CLARKS & BTEVAN’S Free Agen. GLEN DODWORTH would, beg, sere te et Erreie ARD SHEPARD, | ate aa nna Temperance Intelligence, 0 Duane street, west of | £% friends, that it Broome street, on Mon- MR. AUSTIN PHILLIPS, | Broadway, where they can have ood faithful servants, with- Dancing Schoo}, at bis Pree meregion with the AVETUN SBR EIE : nit any charge, and also with as litle delay as possible,cooks, | yi cing world, and himself o INSTRUMENTALISTS: | | Swaiters, ey obevery desericign ad of good moral charact«T- 8 ed. this country —such Mr. HL. MARK Aitltst rate Cook on hand at $5 Duane street 20 Im' for Fashion nd other of ke ce rity rhe feels vat hi eit eI nt “jokin 4 WANTED. se ne fe eitiy give hi at advantage over many iano Forte, Milic. HUBER & Mr. H, FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, education wil certainly give him a great ndreneage oe) ity ona bots, Mile ESTRA of great power and magnitad Jonductor of the First Part.....Mr.U.C. HILL. nd Part... GEORGE LODER. ductor of the Secord Part... GEORGE LODE Doors open at 7—Conce! ence at 8 precisely. PROGRAMME. G ” Tuition. veal funds wil proce, whch willbe sbut PraATS. | pete cena pore wishing, omolorment of | Os eoaap ade atten | doa fr Ladi | Orenue-Zabertene Pont hiai wil luce, w * ‘ 4 i wre, satisfactorily, the a % On} areday ' es 'Zaubertots, : PES crete Gil callgns i haniuot tbo sizey TSE Kirst Quality Nutria Fur. Se | Hin Mod situctious—no othera need apply. nig'tmtm | Misses over Id yenrn Of AEC. sy a $oleleck, for Mises and Cavitine—Miss Mary Tylor De Bese sand dolar, but there willbe wl lefts dactoncy of Flat do aol 0 | DR. GEORGE LEO-WOLE, | Bays under Ray sda, Thursday and Satarday, for Gen Graima Madame Aitoinete Otto ms : culpa ‘vent e Hin AYING returned from Europe, has resumes | tlemen, at7 o'clock P. M. Duetto—Miss Northall aud Sig ‘D : about $40,000, which will be made up by plac! jy Abeantiful asgortm meter ne is profession at No. 98 Chambers street. Zand ‘Class will be formed from 9 to 10, for those who Ne Ro inc? JP Knibt quidation those branches not netting six per cent on their | nd Children’s Fancy C which are offeredat corresponding: | 1 of his profession st No.8 Cn Si umisreod me | Reon d Chass wi mlguligeagentsed Baling MrW 8 Hopes "tv New Vearciac ae capi ec ot io ren ine reduced appro. | 4 TA MEETING OF THR STOCKHOLDERS OF | PROFESSOK STRUVE, Private Lesaons given at any othet mente Hubersesess ses sree cee isrecommended, to cnable it to meet the reduced appro. A T. brad apes showing the total importation December, i Weeks, of coffee into Great Britain, for the first six months of wate ary, toe fol each of the past three years:— ik ed, That the Importation oF Corren iwro Gnraz BRITAIN, tockhol ders, c! Hicontracts fairly and. NORTH AMERICAN TRUST & BANKING COMPANY, hela the City Hotel on the evening ofthe eh | 4 om retary, the following resolutions were, on motion | his rooms, No. 671 Broadway. ly passed + directors and officers of the North Banking Co. were the mere agents oF tru ecroskbcl dara, tlothed witheathoricy Ey law to bie President, and Mr. legitimately connected with tors of said c itimate ompa- : 4,749,319 6,288,600 6,381,416 v no other. ‘That ail contracts or engage SE ees: CURB1;5I2 6702} 164 w0jaReyt24 banking business. and the Uurpone of carrying on spectlations T5.980,01 in stocks or any other, business not connected wit eetasoo ‘avian “ipidast banking business,bind the officers and dir Femi vAd ci vobs eaerece ont (912) 246,085 1,918 _ Seetr ata il that on comparing 1545 J ‘That whi It will be easily observed paring v2 arolved, That with 1843, the present year exhibits a great increase of imported colonial coffee, and some diminution as to the foreign. In 1843, the importations, both from the Indies and Ceylon, were very trifling, and the increai in the two following years has been in tee same Lanse Bo Resolned, That Com i ty it shall be to tion, though the produce of Ceylon in the same period, | ed, w hose daty its pal be has been much more important. The exportations of Recher: am . coffee from Great Britain for the samo period, was as out of its lexitimate legal measures, the pay! rectors aud officers of saud ing authority,and especially all consent. culations in stocks entered mto without our ise aMON| ‘inst the debts contracted by them in sp> owlsdge and ee of three persons be appoint- the. stockholders the the hands of David Leavitt Esa. iver, to be by him used in defraying the expenses of re- sisting the allowance and payment of all illegal claims which have been or may hereafter .be presented North LAE of Brown. University, is now forming Ch i | men wi jing , dence of the pupil entle to join the same will please leave fe pion a “FY ‘Fs, FOR THE HOLIDAYS. | A EARGE ee ae Maffs selling off at reduced pr +, consisting of Isabella, Bear, Cross Fox, Martin Fitch; Lynx, Swherian Squirrel, Woolvareen, Genet, Cony and Chin Ev sin the German and French Languages. DANCING ACADEMY. x | SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, CORNER OF DUANE AND é N fully informs his friends MLE Gietpetic, that he his opened "elasses at the above rooms for giving instructions in the various modes of ancl . Days of tuitioa— rom 3to as Ballad—Mi Overture—'Le Lac des’ Fe: Cheral Haw H Calleott Mozart Northall. KETS ONE DOLLAR. ‘To be obtaized at the usual places, or of the verlons eaters of the Committee. Qtr chella. sciki 5 for ladies, and masters under 14 FM. for gen: Aer GOMING HOLIDAYE—at the old | Hea Se ree : aenson AKES FOR THE COMING = | bites will t ewly painted and H landt street, may be had | tickets $3. ‘I established Bakery, No: 29 Court Gescriptione, unde of | Titted tha moscelegant style : and ures parente extensi , t mnaterinis and at prices to suit the ti rs, Wo ; to add to the com Jor jl be used io ado the com iL every ef pie ‘at school. ‘Those w fort of pupils whil i in | fd do well by real- | to receive calls on New Y Me, BURKE. res} * OND CONCERT. Me Sal intorae his friends end the New i ine in Wedding | will please call as above. Mon- ‘York public. that. his Second Concert in thiseity wil [ing as above previous to purchesing’ elsewhere. Nea i pasate hue” Cancer et cahes made and araamented tsheshorteataotees BE, coy MELB wall give hue frst Grad Tieman and hie ladien; tobe | take place Fee eee oe seed hy S vaRCOAT Tait assortment Meas’ | lnd/at the Class Rooms, or at Mr.B.’s, 110 Cai Bieta pemean of abisea eat eat ie 4 eH OA CP enor Milled Gioth and Pilot. Overconts, na3_tm*m Tickets One Dollar each, to be hi PISTOL GALLERY AND SPARRING SCHOOL. HUDSON having returned from the South, announces 3 r usual moderate prices Cloaks, et sale reat NNINGS CO.201 Broadway. | 16 Imus ‘American Hotel TO THE LADIBS1 TO THE LADIES TQ, een rtends and pupits, chat he will be." found at ‘8 havi i ff or superfluous Clothing So this new residence, 205 Broadway, second floor, where LADIES having any ind orcs or Gentiemen,) oan obtain | ROME ANT ATT, Sme in giving instructions in the noble art fo d Banking Company. : Tryoae Oar tetas, by sending for the subscriber, at | bt SeleDetence. : ; Sa foerowearios oy Covree rxoM Guear. Burcary Ateitenolved; Th tahal ve the dy raid Commicre to | fr seideuse, Nooo DuancetecgMgMEDt. Cue “'Hermemodeate. Open daring the dy and inthe eveni > ‘ATION + , operat dS . M. 8. d v. Maronsathiiqrus oy THe Past THe Veans. 4, | confer with Mr, Leavitt and co-operate, with hi P, 8. A letter through the Post Office, or otherwize, will be | MUSIC. Pounds. Pounds. or may hereafter be pi ited ag sinst said Company punctually attended to ee en. PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED Gol BIG agelted | etuicliens they may deemerpedeat. “| ——“FANGY BOXES FOR BONBONS. ampere: Foreign. one tre enes then on moun ResolvedeThat the following gentle- HAVING inns received «splendid sssortment of Fancy | SCHNEIDER §& REBHUN, i 3,166,592 8,291,462 men compose such Committee— Ks GRIFFIN, Boxes from Paris, the dealers in same articles ate invited ‘59 Crosby Strect. | ‘Total past siz, months» ie see Szeliee THOS ALAXRES: & — tocall ut examiehearticies, which are offer Bt | eaten us ti for June, i oni . ver were im} Tl "the ational importation ‘and eons pram, | The meeting then adieu SiN RANKIN, Chain i oy as BRONTEA HOSIERY Hiniomateet._| GONCERTS, SOIREES, Wo. | reign coffee are entirely confined to the coftve of Brazil, | JOHN A. WEEKS, Secretary, “ph ‘18 3¢¢h 25 Im! Jar vocalists,’ ‘and the Kost Indies—-chiefly Java. The consumption of coffee ofall classes shows a great increase in the present year, being an excess of 2,212,332 pounds over that of LOS’ A BANK BOOK of will return th rewarded, and ree if the Bower: id book to the Bank, s! the thanks of the owner. Sayings Bank, Wheever Jast year, and more than that of any former year. ‘The consumption has been as follows : Corr ee Consumen in Great Brix, MontHs oF THE iar OTIC! to the Lei FOR THE Finet Six ne VARs. | neyolent Society.” reby given, that an application lature of this Stste, at its next s act to incorporate a Society called the ‘Hermans Br hall be liberally | 1944 pitts. | New York, December 17, 185. 419 atawow're _ | Pound, _ Poun * 5 BOXES CCOORDIONS AND MUSIC BOXES | oper "Tossat | 7 ne ‘SUBSCRIBER, Manufectar and Iinporter of Musical | —— ____ | Justruments, has for tale Inrge assortinent of Accordions, oy 15,287, 17,499,507 ical Boxes, and ell kinds ys ‘Bota fr dunes. Savers | "as0s.i96 | WARD BAACK, 18 2wis*r Fulton , cor of Gold st. ‘The increased quantity attributedt o June,1844, is tobe eccounted for on the ground of the reduction of duty which took place on foreign coffee, from 6 to 6 pence.— ‘The total consumption and exportation of coffee during , SUBSCRIBERS hive i the same six months in the three yoars was as follows: BE ae ys Vatue of Corree Consumen in ann Exronreo FROM article: Gaeat BReTAIN IN THE FineT Six Montes, 1843, 1814 AND de Pi ine Chocolate Pratines, ce 1943 044 1845, Boxes of Candied Fruit. and choice ‘Bonbons. £19,127,281 15,267,255 17,499,308 immense variety. “Freneh Chocolate for the table “_sno,e60 “oe,3e2 8,301,162 | of the finest quality, | Oraamented Cakes. Pyramids, Baskets, Send CARR. “een nee eee ee MENON & WELLER, Total. £21,708,041 “18,453,777 25,801,059 | MPBON & WELLER, -Showing a much greater increase in the present year than in any former time. t ‘The great consumption of the present year has been | chiefly of the coffee of Ceylon, Mocha and Brazil. The imports, exports and consumption, when combined, tend to prove that, compared with thoe of last year, the n29 Im*re im endid assortment,arne ‘ancy Boxes, filled with ornets,Roleaux Boites de dr Confectionary and Fancy Articles. yrted and prepared OPA great variety of small articles for dressing ei ree “JAMES A SWAIN, CASH TAILOR, Bo wa: one Bron RULON HOUSE. for the which con: de ies quantity on hand, after, the beginning of the year, has considerably diminished. : a Ww f the year is fast approaching, rc yah hg Wty agin Len ethan tatom of veuewing odd Sesh ‘otal importation, Ibs, 12,990,824. . 16,863,840 esteemed friendships, and of acquiring new ass sd ond [otal exportation, Ibs. 18,459,777” 25,001,099 | acquaintances: when'the warm heart expands with Joy At, the ‘The annexed table shows the quantity on hand on the be ih veadcaaie sad) ith Tivol hosp} - qe atitving to ist of August in cach of the past three years:— now that nd feels soft, healthy anid elmatie Stain- wi 5 Quintale, Quinials. Quint fear, white, ott, samoothe aud ela ‘Toral in Barope.. 000 1.637, thy gow of youth which i ‘Total in Great Britain 448,000 Je teeta 3 No. 10 Hi Ivo speculations ontered into in Holland, | DreBardek, coraer of Greets gud tho present high price of Java coffee compared with | Serar le. cane 29 cents ‘hut of the lust years, leave no doubt of the great effect | Wholesale depot, 24 ‘William THE VI ITING SEASON, The following comparion A CARD TO 'LHE LADIES 5 Mr, Jervis, 398 Broadway; had Baraney oF Dr, Moss, 908 STAINBUNN’S ot. din 9 iteodia th . COLLINS, (the popu M pod ah Me cagagemeats lor Concerts, Soirees, HAVANA SEGARS. : i Havana, | &e., duringthe fortheoming season. x asers, and for sale by REIMER & MECKE | Cotillion Parties. pur Purther partie the Piano MRS. NEWTON, Beaches ot the tiano F L. B. BINSSE & CO., 83 William St.. y ‘oice of superior Paris they offeg for sal the dozen, at moder hi lv’ = ‘ a al BOOKS, BOUGHT. : i dispose of their Libraries, Pee ONS mite always tind ready purchaser and good | prices; by addressieg afew lines, giving name aud number, to 17 mr 70 Nassau, of 187 Rivington street AMAGED BOOTS AND SHOES, 112 Storekeenerss | Tire.'the balance of goods on hand will be sold store is to be Tepairel next week, we must c night. I “re 43 William st. | FRENCH, MYERS & CO,, 13 Stove street, have ust ae ed per ships Epervier aud Sea, the undermentioned arnt Dupuy & Co. in half pipes, pale and dark vintages, do do do do. do nT im*r | Waxes 4 s feat & Beeker, 4 4 ; J, Dupuy, 4 i toe sh th Ciiet fas pales, Ete agentes cu i — AP SOAP WORKS. DEPOT NO. & COURTLANDT STREET, Under the National Hotel. OHSON’S Walnut Oil Shaving Soap. | JONI? Stterior Almond Soap. | + gel pnt tet Bon rh A ly, ace , AeA a ot Bertumery for Barbers, Families, &e. Sold by 'C. VAN S8CHOONHOVEN, hd Families wanting Boots and SI 3 ‘of the present opportunity to make nf Im*r ‘No. 5 Conrtiandt street oy pit nue ROBINSON’S PATENT PORTABLE | the purchase, and sare 29 per cent. E. JOHNSON. WATER CLOSETS and pers in a delicate state of health, will | AY, ; D MPNHE, SIC OA oak S' | find this an article of essential utility m their bed-chamber | SORNER T. y ry th eith hot id water, or for a vapor | Ol UR ba Ther mre cxtemely tefal oe ships hosbimals Me, | TO THOSE WHO SHAVE, THEMSELVES: ¢ c" Srot Ware Heey Retablishment,' 390 BROADWAY, between | "THE celelyity of SY ereensicreee Tey ber Walker and White sts. ‘Soap. I bas ; | i , nay, indeed, it is univer: | Tis firmly believed, nay, indeed, 1 is univer, | AIT Stistrh, BLE SINOLE SURIGH—Addreas C SITION ABLE LE SLEIGH — . ; By prohtinie fmn tay or i ym trustit ina the Bareee, Ges 7 froma dela contracted wil ‘© PRINTERS THROUGHOUT THE ERS’ INK, perior PUNT denen Smith Offe 19 Greenpich Marge equal to any in this ick block, New York, viz:—News In Soe Made The. and $1 per pound, warranted county on her account by any person Soap — id by by 15 0r WLSON RBROWE. consignees De aly did bw re my at the door. has the honor of aunouneing his Annual Concert will ta ‘occasion he will be and instrumental a duce, for the first time, instrument just imp: Further particulars in future advertisements. _di5 Stis*rh of several families of distinction, ‘A. KING. ij ae Rapa ‘and the public, : as , on whic! tes ofthe city. Mr King will als ‘and perform, on a new and be from Paris, ‘called the HaRMoniust; of the clarionette, flute hut ro, bassoon, horn on, » Se 0 ql cate" ful effects—accompanied frost delints, gxireseiou Ad ean the Fiavoforie, Fall par ticulars will be duly announced. yey 7 Tickets Fifty Cents. GRAND SOIREESE RU SOALES, EVERY SAUN'S Cafe des Mille, Co Saloon, 307 A TAEINTEAU RS Cae dens Siti Shan Broadway. New engagement, 0 stegatennte™ fein Be, of sh bat = B Gan always be had at the bar, with the attendance of care- si 5 imagaificent Fancy Ball Dresses to lets enquit 0 tthe EW YEAR’S DAY eis eA AT HAND «£9 5 ¥ at Alt lat the Original GAEL A IONG Wer Xeiteudnen, No.'s Wall comer of New strects, aud examine a splen jine ‘assortment. of Cl ‘and Overcoats; beautiful Sack Coats, richly made ig id elegant—just the thing aud triemed Light oH “the season benng far advanced, be sold at unususliy low prices. Call and see. 18 dtis TH8eM* GOODS. street, Astor House, spacttaliy: taforms the public i a very extensive F ca , CRSCHI, No. Vv, i, " that he hat hoya, Berfumery and Fancy “Avtieles, snutable 5 i offers CHEMICAL BALSAM Gr Hate “id REMEDY on aepeona tal to the Hair and its A LS gt in all eases where Baldness is not beyond the h of art. a —It Ci cL Barsam on Harn Invicor ton. ier due te Buk dbo Fe‘Keeps the Hane in_its natural color and prevente at from i It is now presented to the work a 3 7 Shavin J ‘TONE, BROTHERS. | 5! M, Sana hitherto ing grey. Grative of the Hair it ste Jour re AN ART UNION? | a ecto the Toughest beads, tht | lie gaa bona and hen penn hye Fe New York, ith Dee. 10%: | the genuine | eam docs NottBioadway cag DCs Ayer Phi OTICE is hereby wiven, chat’ the anual meeting of the | | Bew AFRO: ek a. Meine RA a Be Aimerian Art Union, for the election of officers i cae) “a ‘ale, retail xportition, | 7§ Broad st.. | si hiladelphia; _H. Rice, iribation of paratings, will take place at the Brcaday Taber | ale rat Tage, corger of ‘Tou a. Philadelphia: ft tie! nacle, on Friday, the 19th instant, at 7 o’elo foes of areere | 192 Broadway, corn comer Hara 8, Fiercher, Marebon, ings will not, as heretofore, be removed tothe place of lat, (Snccesso Dr Wi Der, No. 105 Fulton st ao ee yarow, No. 54. Beaver st bution, but We ei ee te ney Brocdway. The books | N, B.—Ring’s Cough Candy and Elixer o) | pine N; Winn Gnetieston ‘ow, "aougy Caratinn, the gallery of the lus 1 NOs ros ent ue 5 John B. WaleN'y.; Gorton Anderson, Newport, tion will close precisely at 6 o'elnck on the ev above Mays yemcase, Foon, ewer Titenpatons BP FRASER, Supt. PRINTERS’ INK. Premio: 173 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N°) PLUMBING WORK, 544 Broadway, New i al nine years expe FASE actin ome of the best w ity, soli iret. day in construction, er a ittow charges, will be found at Mt 7 oe pow town orders le(tat F,. Hi. Qa ase sty ikon rd ‘Tera, 25 ets.; was weighed in golden what every word would be its eflect. He knew that at vo home an dark.’ ” cupaniey of Oregon. All these movements will give a tremendous im- pulse to the country. The’ next great move, will Probably, be the annexation of Califorma, and, per- chance, the whole of Mexico. Why not ? We are in the midst of great events. Sectitestedail Steet Wasnt: Gton, Tuesday night, Dec. 16. Texas Annexation passed the Hotise _by Enormous Majority—Another Field Day in the Senate— Speeches of Senators Niles, Crittenden, Webster, Sevier—Triumphant Passage of Gen. Cass’s Reso- lutions—Calrfornia—No War—Mr. Pakenham’s Trimming—Comfort for Horace. It has been a day of business and of excitement. The session is begun in earnest. The House of Representatives, by an enormous majority, brought Texas into the Union, and sent the resolutions to the Senate, where they were twice read, and proba- bly betore three o’clock to-morrow, Texas will be indeed part and parcel of this great republic. The Senate chamber was crowded at an early hour, by a complete circle of ladies, by foreign am- bassadors, and hosts of visitors, to hear the conclu- sion of the debate on Gen. Cass’s resolutions. Se- nator Niles led the way, (after the petitions had all been presented,) in support of the resolution f Michi, Senator, ‘and he made a opr tel sensible and patriotic speech. He is perfectly re- covered from his indisposition, and his friends will read his speech with satisfaction and pride. Mr, Crittenden, of Kentucky, took the floor, and made one of his best speeches. No man in the Senate is so perfect a master of “the tricks and mechanism” of debate. He levelled his first shot at the Michi- gan Senator, and it went whizzing like a shell. He gave an unfair interpretation of the General’s speech yesterday, which called the General to his feet for an explanation. This explanation knocked out the underpinning of the Kentuckian’s finely reared super- structure ; but he recovered himself, and took new round, equally false. Again Cass disarmed him, by denying the justice of his interpretations, an¢ once more Crittenden had to tack ; but he displayed uncommon dexterity in doing it, and when at last he got a position that gave him open sea-room, he set his batteries playing in fine style, and he divided the House so completely, that in less than ten mi- nutes it would have bee; ager up- on the polices of Senators, and even of visitors, without knowing who they were ; for every counte- nance was a “mirror of the soul of the wearer.” The tone of that ier of the speech which gave him an opportunity of speaking the sentiments of his party was lofty, patriotic and national. He resorted. to no cowardly tricks, as Archer and Mangum had done yesterday—he hoped two years notice, instead of one, would be given to Great Britain before we dissolved the joint occupation of Oregon, and “he had not been able to bring himself to believe that we should bad wer with oe Britain.” His manner is pointed, his command of lan; extraordinary, and when'he pleases, (and thisis often enough,) he steeps his words in gail. His speech did so1 i towards rallying the dismayed and routed forces of the whig party, which had been so completely non- (sg yesterday by their own leaders. But te was far from completing the business. Mr. Buchanan now entered the chamber, and a rush of others. Mr. Webster next rose, and the whigs seemed to be walle encul to have him fol- low the Kentuckian, and he is certainly the only man in the Senate who can. He made no effort.— His speech was carefully spoken S¥ary, line of it alances—he knew just was worth, and just what me and n safe to stake a wi words or measures. : Mr. Sevier, of Arkansas, leaped upon his feet when Mr. Webster sat down, and we had a re- gular saltpetre explosion. le dashed into the O:egon business like a western hunter ana the brush. He cracked a joke on Daniel, got a retty severe one inreturn. ‘The gentleman rom lassachusetts,” said he, “ tells us we must ‘keep “The gentleman is mistaken,”, replied Daniel. “Well that was my understanding,” said Arkansas. ‘‘Which the gentleman,” continued Daniel, “may attribute to his own dark under- standing.” wier did our foreign relations *‘ up as Fouché, the most racy of all your cor- [liked hs speech, and every- hody else seemed to do the same thing. It wasa regular western affair. Nobody but a man from the other side ot the Mississippi could ever have made It wasa bold, Soares —_— Ta mo chain shot—a mixture o! vy Poindexter, and something a good deal better than ever. He convulsed the Senate with la aes showed the Chamber that he “ knew John Bi to pieces,” hit a see at pee pigs, by! os way, tisfied everybody who was not convil efor, that if war did come, he would fight like evil. a Berrien, of Georgia, followed, and the gal- lery began to empty. How long he spoke, I don’t iknow, nor how completely he em the House— tor the best racers had run, and I left the scene. But Gen. Cass has come off conqueror- reso- lutions passed unanimously, in spite of Mr. Ar- cher’s “pigs.” , 1 well know, of no great importance in itself, but it shows the direction of teeling in ike a, and you may expect bold asures will soon follow. i, Bi am informed, on good authority, that Mr. Pak- enham is watching this movement with the deepest anxiety, and that the spirit and measures of Con- gress will color his negotiations. There is no doubt whatever, that he will accept the 49th degree if it is in offered, and ie t not * wil wet be ns for war, and we have ibee capa needed them: there will be noise and bluster, aad there will be fine sparring and coarse sparring, but if Mr. Buchannan renews the proposi- tion which England refused, she will not think it best to refuse it again, for there is a spirit in the present Congress and throughout the entire nation which she must not and dare not inflame. More anon ; and to-morrow a word about California. Tell your good friend Greeley not to waste any more ammunition on California or on Machiaveli— the former will be ours by purchase in a very short time, and the latter don’t sell himself at all.” Com- fort the’poor fellow by another pill. Cuba is crazy to come along too, and while he is comforting him- self with anti-~Texas«meetings in New ] ire, ‘Texas is in the Union, and that gelden island, with all its regalias and “long nines,” 1s preparing to add another ** lone star” to our glorious constellation. ‘Two nights ago, a bold robbery was committed at Brown’s hotel, the Indian Queen. Three rooms were entered and stripped of money and clothes.— Sturges, the defeated candidate for the clerkship of the Senate, was robbed of everything, even to his cravat. One gentleman lost $100, and another $180. The suspected captor started at 2 o' ‘clock the brown,’ respondents, says. be! rr F ; same night, in a carriage, to Bladensberg, to take the cars at 6. Every making to hush the hi E effort is matter up. Wasuineton, Dec. 16, 1845. hile the moonbeams are watching the eaptto of tis great nation, like the angel guardians — better world, J, with the same ntention, am watel ‘= ing the movements of the office seekers, aa playing many fantastic tricks here at gereger 2 a in justice to those from the State and city of Ne York, and Pennsylvania, | will state, that they are fewer innumber, for both local and toreign appoint- ments; and as regards the real rights of these Statee, they have fewer in office than any in the Lease a Virginia and Maryland exceed all the rest in ns appointments. I shall soon send you a sein f made out, which I think will shed some ight upot objects of interest here, there ages than the venerable the most lady-like the subject. 0 are none more attractive to me relict of James Madison—one 0 oa accomplished women of her time. ie Dolly i belle and a beauty, and now, what fhe charins and blandishmeaté ol Deuuty, bout her t aake the bak Ne true patriot kindle with vee Ttteaches ‘one the omnipotence of mind over 7 » ter, and the hours L bry fem sonia are made me a wiser, If not A Ane fron, and receives \ pte ir rogarde 10 Nery with cordiality and frank ——