The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1845, Page 3

\. north of that line throughout the year, and the whole of the business of the towns south of the Jine during the winter months. The business would be free from competition at all seasons of the year, particn- larly from steamboats, so fatal to railroads along the shores of navigable waters, which is almost sufficient to ruin any railroads dependent for sepport upon towns and cities whose harbors a1 accessible, and f equently vi- sited by first class steamers, day and night, throughout the year. ‘The committee very justly observe that this fact of ‘self is sufticient to give the inland route the most decided preference over that contemplated along the Sound to Bridgeport, &c. £ For the long travel between New York and New Eng. land, the route wi uld, in the language of the report, at certain seasons, offer facilities with which no other could compete, as it would secure an inland routs cure from the uncertainties of nd river navigation; from the delays and discomforts of fogs, tides, and all the hazards of winds and waves ; but—through the Harlem Rajlroad—take and leave the traveller at the heart of the city of New York, and not upon outskirts or its wharves. We annex a statement showing the popula- tion, wealth and resources of the various towns on the surveyed route of the proposed New York and Hartford Railroad :— Poputation. Manvrac’ THE SURVEYED Rat.Roap. as ee a: = Towne, Bey be priford 5 ae ethersficid..: New Britaia...36 Rariopgton ‘TURES AND TRADE oF THE Towns on Route or re New York anv HantPoRD Ze ES en S gf 3 Be 3S . $32 Gh Se 1s . She g¢ gs Se 535 oF 3 ty = at = a a a ie ae : 196 848,681 1,500,376 709595 183 157,033 189,371 176,608 700 250,000 409,000 325,000 132,000 204,080 201,500 391,000 255,000 358,009 84,500 91,500 110,500 222,612 205,500 899,000 1,272,370 69,100 41,800 ‘97 000 64 800 90,050 107,500 232 000 162,600 41 375 39 400 529.608 275,000 000 125 100 6,408,992 2,690,995 6,595,909 oe a5 6,386 3,914,914 The population of th towns 51,223, and the esti- mated tonnage exported 34,190, imported 54,861, and the timated travel by public conveyances 98,519 persons. ‘The towns named in the above table are intersected by the surveyed route. There are eleven towns next adjoining those intersected by the line, on the north, containing a population of 29,673 souls ; 299 factor: nd mills, employing 3,226 persons. Capital employed in ananufactures, $1,779,330 ; value of manufactures, $2,919,262; capital in trade, $639,920; total capital, $2,318,260. In the eleven towns south of those intersect- ed by the railroad, the population is 16,483. Number of factories and mills 138, employ ing 949 persons ; capital in manufactures, $579,580 ; capital in trade, $141,350; total capital, $720,930 ; value of manufactures, $516,667, ‘These returns give some iJea of the resources of the sec- tion through which this road has been surveyed, and so far ax we ace able to judge from the official and e mated returns, the proposed route is more favorable than that of any previously presented for the considera- tion of our capitali sts. at very low prices, ere DK: isd ‘oidered Cas! e Dresse: Saxon Plaids, Panamas, French ‘The above, with a large stock o at an immense sacrifice. 7 E have, bi ‘The above, wit list O enable buyers for Christmas and New Year's Presents B Pan Bacbrotde red C NEW EMBROID GENRES R PARISIEN: teceived by the Louis Phill Pelerines Cartovi Collars Roxol ae. Guumpes Montan’ Chemizett Robes Robes de Soire Robes de Mariage. Robes tulle sruxelles. Robes Organdi. Dapes Maintevon. 1>) | iS. ipe, some new and ille. tes. Amelie. Children's Collars, Comte de Paris, | Nouveaua Modeles Moucho Embroidered Linew Cambric Maudkerehue! Medaillons. a Sujets. a La N Bou a Noms. Paris Embroidered Dresses. Robes Musselia de Paris. th a great variety of othe: by JAMES ods, are offered K BECK & CO “359 Broadway. HOLYDAY GIFTS, u ‘RICH AND HANDSOME GIFTS, for little money, we have reduced our prices thirty and fifty Rich Broeade S:tins, Silks for “Black Watered 5: "Damask Plain Sat Rich Ba per cent on ilks, 1 Dinner and Street Dresses: Evening Parties, i, warren Pal wiped Bulks, and Bika, and Merinos, Cloakings, , Cravats, Kearfs, Pui watered “cal ‘icoes, Velvets, -HOSIERY AND GLOVES. d2stoJir f Faney JAMES Goo BE eCK & CO.. 359 Broadway. 1 SPLENDID ME and mo VIRTUE’S, Fletcher's G book, bearing th a ‘Taylor's bound and Bunyan’ N SELECTING oney will be saved by call late R. MARTIN & U' ide to Family Devotion, a e general approbation of LITERARY PRESENTS CO., 38 Joba, mong other works of unsurpassed spl Ks ling at GEORGE lor, in superb and useful the American Cler- Life cf Christ, the finest work ofthe kind, elegant | trated, Pilgrims? Progress, the. mest magni icently illus- trated book in the world, aud propoitionately the cheapest. e duced into Ameri Commentary, Josephus’s History of the companion to the Old ‘Testament has also, es, Oxi in at astonishingly low rgeously illustrated aud ruby tyve, whic! a. It gives the who th clear and distinct reading. BARGAINS ae Le ued FOR HOLY- pe laid Car and marble Vase German Cologne and fancy Soap: for sale, in (up stars) Pearl st sale cheap. ‘Tue gross annuo! receipte on this road, are estimated at | $236 033, and tho annual expenditures for maintaining | and operating the $153,583, which upon a capital o: road, at $ 104 f $2, ing a balance of 000,000—which is considered abundantly sufficient to construct aroad of Breoter length tiun that assumed—shows an excess of $9,198, over seven anda half percent dividend per annum. ‘These e-timates are made from the present business on the lise contemplated, leaving out all increase the road would create, when once in active operation, No one can deny but that railroads improve the section of coun- try through which they pass, and manufacturing towns would be particularly benefited by the increased facili- , ties afforded for transporting to and from market their fabrics and the raw material. Almost eyery town in Con- necticut js a manufacturing p and the people of the interior of that State have long felt severely the absence of rapid and cheap conveyances to market. ‘The con struction of the Hartford and New York Railroad, Danbury, would so divide the Sta a6 to afford facili to all sections, and do more to extend and increase me- nufac uring than any thing else. ‘The towns on the sea- board and a few miles back have facilities enough already for getting (o market, without requiring a railroad. Tho various steamboats running between this city and tho various pots on the Connecticut coast, are sufficient to do all the carrying trade much cheaper than any railroad could ; and it is very doubtful whether @ road run- ning slong the Bound would pay the most trifling divi. dend ; the competition from'steamboats and s ing ves. sels would be more than it could successfully contend Oe Stock Exchange. against. SHOU S %, 62, cn.p&e 1051 Simo dy ope ie $5000 NV state 5's, 1818 9956 sien > 1855, 9 $1000 Ky 5s, p blin NY, 85 $10 0 Alabama 4's, 68 $1000 Kieading Bds, 66. $2000 Kentucky 6's, ‘1004 $1000 do 101 $000 do 25000 Penn 5%, 290 20000 do 5000 25000 lo 0 di $1000 Ohio 6's, 1860, i 1 Spi Bouds, 2000 do $9000 Indiana Bon 100 shs Bk of C 10 Inoue B: 10 Vicksburg Suk, 150 Canion Co, 25 0 100 0 do % Harlem RR, WD do 400 Reading RR, “0 do 300 2) she Cauton Co, 28 do 2% do. 10 do. 100 do 2) Stoningtou RR, 25 do 2 do 25 do. 50 Nor & Wor RR, 25 do 25 do % do 10034 1ods 6a 90 Gag veo Ge ope 4 3 2 51g + Sug 51) Second 34 60 . 754 bew New Stock 50 shs Morris C; fed a pela ‘anal, 200 Farmers’ Trast, 209 do stw 550 do 60 59 Long il RR, B30 50 Lon, , B30 oo ay 100 do <0 do m4 do 50 lo 15 BO do 75 Erie RR, 1 do 30 2% do 20 25 do 30 0 do 130 15u Ston RR, #30 30 do 2% do 60 Paterson RR, = ov 50 Nor & Wor, vis 2» do bio 5 % bio 2% 2% 50 530 100 sls 125 Board. 50 shs Nor & Wor RR, 25 vio 25 jo 60 Morris Canal, 50 do 10 40 do 50 Long Ist RR, b30 0 do 40 50 do 40 Farmers’ Loan, oo do 60 Reading RR, do Exchange. 25 shs Cant $0000 Ohio 6's, 1860, b50 90 auton Co, Sshs Vicksburg Bk, 7% do 2% Morris Canal, 18% 5 do. 159 do cach 18% % do 50 do 83 18! 50 do 5 lo By 50 do 0 do cash Itty 40 do 10 do eash IB 75 do 50 186 25 do 100 18 50 Long Isl RR, pi cash 18% 100° do 50 18% 100 = do % 59 18° 50 © do 25 do tw 18ty 100 do 25 Ston ngton RR. Bh do Married, the Rey. Dr. Lyall, of Christ Church, Mr. Jonw T. John Rowland, of Brooklyn, L. I. On Sunda} Thomas M of this city. x In this city, on Thursday, the 18th instant, Mr J. 1. Ha deuberg, Mr f ToRan Gaoss, be ton, ell of Jersey city. 1ov, aged 33 years. the 2ist, by the Rev. Wm. 8. Balch, Mr. reHorson, to Miss Exiza Axx Josern, all , by the Rev. Peven Savnout, to Miss K delphia. ity, on the 23d iust., by Edmand D. B. . Gautier, M. D., to Canoiine M nt, after a poinful ill- hristian fortitude, Mr. Wxe- ? the best $6 | 810 25; ReWS, to Jane Evizapetn, eldest daughter of Mr. | His friends and acqitaintance, likewise the members of | the Baptist Taber of the the order in reneral, Thursday wi'ernoon TREY Anos Hopkins, ered 6 years, necle, Tho funeral will take pla row, (Thursday) the 26th iastan where the relatives and fi THE FOURTH T A PRIMARY £1 ial jee Mal wion Diviion No. 2, Sons of Temperance, and ve invited to attend his funeral, on ittwo o'clock, from his late res berry st ; als VARD ERECT. following Ticket w GevrraL Commurrer. JOSEPH ROSE, IR, JOSEPH MURPHY, JOHN J. HICKMAN, Youne Mey’s Gevenar Cosmnrrer CHARLS H. GOLLADAY, THOMAS 8M BENS. J. PENTZ, ANTHONY B CARROLL. ‘The following wes ‘he defeated Ticket :— Jose A DIyVER ‘WM. RE Mages DAN Committe. 6. PENTZ, Youna Men’s Genenat Comsurree. JOSEPH K PALMER, And others. ou it*me = Lath da 12 vtelock, A ale rine election, d2ito nae De Aonnal Election » Will be held at chis othe of January cel By order, k NEW YOR for if 23d, at ju Tupeday afternoon, at 54 King street, Sanan E. Con- Horxins, eldest daughter of Major Joseph and , 4 months and 19 days, at 4 o'clock P, M., ‘to-mor: nt, from 54 King street, riends' of th y ; spect/aily invited to attend, at ei Hh held at Franklin Hall, the K GAS LiGHT CO. 845. entre street, on the hours of LL ‘The Transfer Book will be closed from the 27th instant antil CL. EVERITT, Secretary Es bros atiae a & 0, Butter, Cheese and ur LY we < | | | ) Hate Cately \t | \ ells; lots Dases; papier machie &e. "Also, 100 d 10; 10 sn te Jews, an elegant and instructive price has not yet been intro- few choice ‘with Scott’s ible, size of a pocket book, with remarkably 24 dteod*re HOLYDAY PRESENTS. D tem, No. 425 ditioual Harmonie-attienmnect, and x splendid Guit ‘ Apply to M. Dumsday, Professor of the Guitar, Singing, Accordion end Violin, ou a new but never failing sy Broadway, 4 doors above Canal street. Mr. D- con- inuvesto teach ladics and eutlemen the abs UMSDAY’S highly improved Accordion, having his ad- for ove, at theit resi- leuces in all parts of New York city, on very reasonable terms. O24 2ustre A SUITABLE NEW YEAR’S GIFT, USEFUL ALL THE YEAR ROUND. A the New Year VALENTINE’: meut, No. 1 Beekman street, e24 Ittre VISITING CARD PLATE ‘ds neatly printed, eat manver at short uotioe. siting Cards executed in the first atyle :fthe arc at mi prices; lave bordered and emborsed envelopes, a beau ticle for w. ddivg cards Cards printed Cards at F Please call 3 Card Ei 7 legeutly engraved, anda Sy Ka Very nest present for raved plates in the fome, Cake and Vi iderace ial ar NEW YEAR'S DAY CALLS. ATTENTION ig resvec fully called to the necessary np- endazes ol a New Year's Day Table, vi Pickled Oysters and Boned Turkeys, Jellied in mm Wusurpasied musuer wereased dw are Yoor order is respect ysters, Waiters, Music, Loan on reasonable terms er. tfully solicited early, mand. es supplied with Raw Oysters at market rates. DOWNIN ‘eddiugs superintendes Gk 690 Broadway, , in consequence of o mary y below Fourth st. THE FESTIVAL OF CHRISTMAS. He NATIVITY OF OUR BLESSED LOKD wy Hebrated by Sha pet v1 , Dec. 25th, Church of Saint Geurge fomanee ».f Divins at 104 o’clock, e a h Emigrants and Wnglish Resi the Anglo Ameri- tyr, No. 406 Broad dents are 24 Itre TPraNy, YOUNG & ELLIS, Nos. 759 and 250 Broad- way, have rece: aud Germaay, 78 cares co by late arrivals fro: ment of Fancy Articles, suitable for Porcelain Articles } Perfumery; P. bony and Enauneled D Feucy Boxes dress Fans, hi hey flatrer th d hest and best 1 tio say the least their stock has b for veri Bonse LA Ax m Broadway, Ju eather, Velv usual assortment is beyond al. importations ave ity, style and fini ly inspection of thei Whoesale purchasers will find a mach more ie rasortment thin is for sale elsewhere in the country, at PRESENTS; d Glass; Papier » Pearl aud To n Fillograr; 8 nani c. hemselyes that most to be fouod on as th wen sel hi ety mudextent. ‘collection ina to which they court comparison, with in this trade, é HORE OA, EREEENTS RGE assortment of Perfamery au og, heghly scented. Scape, RC, well hulted tor Hoty: ‘enta-for sale at the Deput, No.3 Courtlandt street, 3 by HN=ON, VROOM 23 2429303148 it England, Frauce ‘isivg more than their usual assort- at 3, Rosewood, oxes, and Jiabrelins, useful and Pomossess are aware that | vomparison the “'lirgest, the Atlantic—that at avited. mplete and those of any other d2¢ istoJ1 re ‘gant Fancy & FOWLER. VAKES FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.—At the old established Bakery, na extensive sarortment'of Cakes of all di terisls and at prices to sui E alls on New Year's, would do well by cal- ing’ elsewhere. tending to ree ling as above previous to puarchi cakes made and ornamented 5 the shortest notice. d3im*re akery, No 30 Courtlindt 2 FEO. ARCU! the times. Street, may be ha eipticrs, made of Fathitres in ‘Weddi iy ive son LAR! NEW YRAR’S DAY COFFEE ZADEOZKY’S PRE dy, the desirable fu y of making onl 1UM_ ESSENC £, offers for that y One or more cups excellent coffee: aud some superior Java aromacised with Vanilin—vow in store at Messrs. Bunker & Co.’s, J, Milhaa, 183 ‘Broadway; 4, Gottsberger 12 Centre st; Ebiing, 20015 Bowery; L. Lane; H. D. W. 2». Corwin, G Kirst, 181 Canal street; F. 3 Broabways ¥. Co, 15 Wall street. SUCRE Di: POMME, Xe. JUST received fiom Pari Pomme, Nogat de Provence, finest qual nes, Pastil les, x Kaney Boxes, Sacs, Corai articles for ‘"ristunaa trees, Batons city of 24 1t*me a freh su) &e. The | jonb Mot THOR e 30 Maiden Kuh & 23 distro pply of Sucre de lity of Chosolate, gest avsortinent in the ponaires, and smal} very description. ih it of iMPSON & W 225, &713 Broadway. P. JAUVIN, F ROM Paris, ges,stuffed Seark Pugs’ Fe Hea and bi tice, and do al! honor him w: honor to announce to the publ | hand every article appert , Lyons and Arles t, with truffles, , Italian Head C jack Puddiv will execute ail or in hia powrr to pleasr those persons who b their commands. ill be s-rved ou reasoneble SAUSAGE MAKER, No. 41 Frankfort sere let Too him and.g Hotels nd Smoked Feet. white Pork, &c. ke. urtest No- Mt and ship captains lw*r TEETH! TEETH! EETH inserted without pain, and warranted good as the natural ones, for biting and mastication. A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plates, set of best mi for the upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric pressure, Single Toth, from ing Teeth By rauce in Cat eral Teeth, on fine gold with Gold, from S, comer of Canal street aud Broad: et 2 ee 8% 0 Hate, 75 to 150 hi northera ©) Educated Woh a mber of y Encope, and the of Philedelyhis, most scruyulow Works, As to moral given—theré hemieal Works of Charle he feels confident of hein: ‘sexpectations of auy prop) and s0 forth, the best of references can be | yet? not a gentlemad engeged jn the drag busines + WHE SUBS’ RIBET, at present employed ina business of j is own, is desirons of procuring a situation in one of the s Kari ban} able to, 6 Chemical in Charleston, who would wot undert :ke this friendly act as laty. An early eppl settle his owa business wffana in Charleston. meet With prompt attention and candid explanation, OF*Philadelp d23 Sure M. Charleston, §. © U.S. Gazette and Bostou Post will copy three times, and send bill to A. Head, Charleston, 8 C. ation is required, to enable the subseriber to All letters will from HUMMEL, MERCHANTS’ pte ee HAT SaLbs RC W i‘ 4 INTER STYLE GENTLEMEN’S BEAVER and French Silk Hats, Travelling, Evenivg and other Ceps, the very best materials, got up. the most fashionable and be comivg styles, ave now realy for inspection aud sale. The prices aud quality of the go: de offered nt this establist smaut, enlutle them to the notice of those about purchasing 4 ‘BP, Mercham 40 Wil ts) ange, am Ktreet. ) ary, (pron! 3 duced vrives, Le - st! ELLING OFK AT GREAT BAR scriber, intending to quit the business on the Istef ) 'v and his old potrons, wan ST] and retail, for anew hat for {ATS GAINS.—The sub- mm offers his stock of For, Moleskin and Silk jen Op, Aud io a superior style, Tt at greatly re- fash, “fhe pelts the holydays, will find it to their advantage to call, as his prices and quality of | the article will prove a strong induce 425 6us*me ment t AVE ON poted for the use of Schools and t Ruschenberger, M. iy gravings—Priee 40 centh to purchase, O. FISH, 157 Broad way, 4¥—-NATURAL HisTORY. ~~ WILEY & PUTNAM, 161 Broadway, SALE—ELEMEN’S OW U.S Navy, & Hewes by W, 8. ih GEOLOGY, ne jnstrated by 300 en- Also, Rasaheaverger, First Books of Nataral History con: sidered by disti Unit offe ual 6weod*re ed States, to b to the pul Orders promptly supplied as above, and b ed scientific m bhi ARG No. 9 North Fourth str sin ev 101 he best series 0! ‘losnevtary works otee te by th i Pa ‘eet, Philadelphia, =a AUOTION SALES, A4MUSKMENTS, A.C, | FAN Y¥_ GOODS cob 8. Platt wil No. 23 Plitt street, 250 lots of nssorted F suited to the season, Holyday hinted We Also, e Also, an myoice of rich p!sted and Also, positively wit = re, Japa red do, Victoria an Mantel Ornaments, ke. 0 and da mut reserve, to ch TUTTLE, Ancti 3 ‘AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS— | vel this dey ¥ at halfepast, 10 0° ti Fane’ aud 3 nd Gothie Tea 1 Lamps. Bronze Candlesticks. hey ne a splendid assortment of Jennings & Betteridge’s Papier Mache go ‘Also, 2 cases rich si Catalogues are now ver ‘Also, 25 rich iltand four columns ebouyClocks. Letter Balances. z 3 boxes fine Duelling Pistols, with all the apparatus It Knives and Forks. 024 Ittre iE, Auctioneer. ck, at) Kee, ~O TUTTL NDERWRITER’S SALE--For Cash—Jacob 8.Platt wil sell this morning, at 23 Pi t, at 10 orelock, for cash, | 26 lots Ha , damaged ge of importation, €ou” Rising of Norfolk Latches, chest and cupboard Locks, aduar Spring Bolts, 7.8, 9andioiueh: Sash Rollers, high bowl Cas, tors, Curtain’ Riugs, Blank Keys, rim lock do, Cabinet dot Closet Lock do, Escutcheon Pins, Rim Latches, Tumble, Fadlocks, Tin’s Basting Spoons, &e WEN. 5." Most of the goods are'in a perfect sound state WM. W. SHITE: , Auctioneer. Y H E. WILLARD~-Beautiful Staffed Birds and Fortes--This day, Ws roo! and a choice rved, in the collection. 0 ednesday, 1034 o’cloek, at the sales No. 151 Broadway, two to three hundred Birds in cases and singly, preservs best manner, by Wm. Galbraith, Ati2 o'clock, 8 Pinno Fortes, rosewood and mahogany, sold on to pay advances. “Those wanting will do well co attend. ‘Kilo, one f ‘Sal ge Salamand. dz tte A Brook “LOST. NOTE. drawn in favor of Alex. Birkbeck & Sou, of Baxter & Co., vn, by T. 11, 1845, for $396 19. 4 mouths. leavin New \ ork. 23 3."je cash cal ker preferred. street. the same at Columbian Foundry, Duane stree lated New York, Dec. The nader will confer a favo Payment of said Note has been stopped. WANTED, PARTNER in the Undertaking business, with a small f of $50) to $600. A carpenter or eabinet ma- asafe investinen Apply to 552 Pearl ded 2t*re AN omer establishment of the first respec -_ tabilit Of first rate talents. cutting to suit the taste uf ~ywheve given. Address “Apollo! ‘He one capable of lemen, a liberal salary well be i d24 3t*re CLERI fount P. off appronching entirely ni T of3 three Jo Bese re Fork, may! some Freac! A Box containi we niature, of my Tate h id aud topaz ear 100; One. ig ring. wi er. sai ind fifty-six breas bust « friendshi HE premises of were enterod on, and 5 P. M., and WANTED, K ina Drug Store. An Englishman, having served | some time at the business, preferred. 3 Fulton street, Brooklyn Apply to Mr. G. 423 attr FANCY GOODS. F. FRANCESCHI, N « formerly of Broadwar, that he has receiv a, Perfuney and Fan ‘The articles he now styles, chosen with particular care ‘Terms reasonable A large assortnent of Wax Dolls. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. he undersigned, No. 116 William street, | iday, the 20th mstant, between the hours of the following articl recovery of which the above reward will be given: e silver Table Spoons, marked 8: Te holydays, bbe bo mark hes 3 gold watch ch th the name cents in silver. efore mention D E; one do Sp About $2u0 im specie, i with several finger rings of various descriptions. box there was in money, ore hal a ‘Also, one s aud pearl necklace; also, one breast pin s 1 Pe. with pearl set round; ove finger ring con Napoleon; une do do pearls ond amethy ei, io. 4 Vesey st pect three do pon, marked vet, Astor House, forms the publi 's for for did ittr rhs no mark; one do engraved on it; Also, in and oue quarter eagle, 1 aad one large gold with hair; one topaz ug & one dodo . two hands clasped: oue dc do three different stoues: tons iwo large gold euamelted rings attached to the ring containing my name; ove cluster dismond ting, co je large di rings; One rose aud very small diauoud ring, plain hw miniature of Mr. Dulux was set in a square fram ressed in a brown coat and wh ree faciugs—ring in ‘open worl ainond surrown ear, JANE DULUX, 16 William street. Pawabr: kers will be liberally paid for stopping and return- ing any of the above articles FIVE DOLLAKS REWARD, Lets GOLD P*NCIL CASE, “J. H "engraved ona Topaz set in the top. By Premium reward will be paid by leaving it at the desk of this office. aud Ornament d 620 m Stis*ewh with the jinitials o! The above he Introducto Tickets, tained by es! 3. P. Perks Dr. heart ci 2d Leet the 3d Leetur LEC1U R. WHIT sults of practic: ‘ON will cuuse, preve plied ‘Tuesday, Wednesday and Sat and 27th instants, ‘46 Broadwa, ory Lecture fre e— Ot tthe Society Li corer of Leonard street, at 734 o'clock. ulation of the blood, animal heat, ventio” 7 m will be given in retating ¢ y yevenings, Dec 234, 24th brary Lecture Room, No: srnd 68 Varick st. a, anatomy of the kee. yiptoms and dis ef statement of jon. and cure. In this lectare, which have come uuder his observation and treatment, withia the tet Jec'uring upon, in all its dives ow ious stages. ‘The doctor having been cured o% its wérst form, will give @ bricf statement of his few years in the Eastern States, where he has been od investigativg the disease as it has » 4 Pe tures will be illustrated by & we set af Webber's plates, taken from nature, of the size of life. From 4 to 6P.M. unable to call on . he wi mat NB. Dr. Whiton has for the rick street, between St Johu’s he may be cousulted from 9 A. M. to 3, ani be at liberty ‘to i rooms. resent taken rooms at 68 Va- Bicke and Canal street where m 71092. M— those who are 122 ate PRINTERS’ INK. TO PRINTERS THROUGHOUT THE @ ck coun’ Dr. dT im*rh L. B, BINSSE & CO., H diy intr, PRINTERS: "Dr. G. B UNITE! Ne 83 WwW D INK, of a superior quality, always on h min Simith’s Office, 179 Greenw: ‘w York, viz:—News Ink Gc. and $1 per pound, warranted AV. received per Albany, an invoice of super: Calf Skins and Patent Leather,which ¢ the dozen, at moderrte prin BOOKS BOUGHT fierpece am prices, by addr STATES. 30e.; Book di, 40e. equal to any in tii ‘3. now supplies more than two hundred papers. 7 wre e, of their Libraries, either id 8 read 70 Nassau, or 187 Rivington street. WINTER CLOTHING. W. H. DEGROOT & CO, 102 Fulton Strect, ge Ie) Have a Large nnd FASHIONABLE STOCK OF WINTER CLOTHING, I only :— ‘Overcoats.. g leaks Also, a! Ameriean Cloths, nade to ord. they will sell at the Are asso ler, ina f style ta suit the most W. H. DEG EADY MADE, of their own manufactare, on hand, which following very low prices, for cash | | is engaged from $3 wo $20 ‘ to 25 1 two 4 ch, German and which will be fastidious, at & CO's glish, Vesti 102 Fulton street, next to the coraer of William st. 481mm STAATS & BARKER, | CLOTHING AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Broadway. DIRECTLY OPPOSIT s HAYA anit rigeived s large sud splendid assortment of their usual do Cloaks—., Dr ke. others $100 tot % double mill Dress and’ Frock Coats, awers, Hosiery, Searls, & B. wish to call the attention of travellers and |“ ed 10 the weather to superior article of English ied Kersey, drab and blue, very heavy, mantfac- fash tured expressly for them Gi ‘~ HOWARD'S HOTEL, . Als ‘OTHING, $15,00 to $35.00 5,00 to $16 00 7,00 to $25,00 ‘ants, Shirts, Undershirts, ‘ravats, Gloves, Suspenders, &c., nd im*m JST PU THE PARISIAN | UBLI “The ¢ Parr SHED, a New n Secret, xu | Diseases, Mevicine or any disagreeable necessity— RET. slation from the French, if Preservation: ' a per- ader oll circumstances, universally a.derstood and employed by men of fashion in Paris, London, and ether large enti Y¥ ALEXANDER LEBAUM,. M. D, Membr of the Faculty of Medieme of P Physician to the Venereal Hospital—Knight of the Legion of Honor, &e., &¢.— Rue Publ two covies to Robert E For sale 1 Fn ade, C ¢ St Honore 29, Par hed Re +130 Washington ob forsi.. Allon 1, Doinont, ns in New ¥ 1 tow st Phila Chesnut nt tH. Dumont, Legal Deputy for Dr. Trice 6244 cents per copy— | ot hia, Colon K Adriance, honld be addressed, post paid, ly by WYATT & KETCH- a the ma H 'ANCY BOXES FOR BONEONS. AVING just received a splendid assortment of Fancy Boxes from Paris, the dealers in same articles are invited to call and examine the articles, which are offered at lower ces than they ever were importe: u25 Im¥ ‘ition and low B —Down town orders left at E. H. Qi BRU: rh x ees attended to. of the ovements in construction, good worl Will be found at his establishn d for. PA ROSIERE & COURT, 116 Will illiatn street. 58 Ni Quinn, 50 Nassau st., dt imtm TCHES' —WATCHE: AND JEWELRY.—Thos who wish to parchase Gold or Silver Watcher, Gol advantage t tions of the in the city. es and Jewelry exchan To keep goo ‘0 call on tl above at retai Gold Watches vd th ni? Im*re IMPORTATION OF WA'TCHES. AVING just received from E: geil or "ALLEN? Trnporter of ~~ Wholesale and Re - | Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys, &r., will fi he an bseribn much lower than any other hot Ase, an $20 and $25 each. Watch- ter to their deseri ath whois scthing a ght All watches warranted refunded. Watches and Jewelry, 51 Wall street, up stairs of fiae Gyld aad Silver Watches and Movements, a lot o meuts, of m entirely new style and of, y to eall the attention of al this opportu inet to init owe stock, whieh, in eve eous, both for pric f laa te DEL ACHADN 2 M, ts PT. 8.—Fagaged also m the wateh mak fend to the repay tinue ( Weularly th © | Independent Seconds, oud ose of fine and di cheba with a new assortment doable time Watches ond Mover 0. uperios we take zone in the wateh in every respect, will be 127 Fultos i ofall lands of wi cult works, Pari hey offer , saleby | The author of thi ‘8, for the | ix do Forks marked 8; | | day next, 30th inst.; and that the interest which is manifested t | obtained at the box offi AT BINTEAURS Cafe des Mille Colones Saloon, 367 Th Broadway. New engagement of Mr. ond Mrs. Collins, | Firet s 50 cents. the greatest comic singers know in this eowutry. Upper Tiers of Boxes ‘ | ii, Ber Belreshments, ‘Breakfast aud) Supper, of the best joors open at 7—Performnnce to commence at half past 7. | kind, can always be had at the bar, with the attendance of care- = “ ; fal Waiters. ARCH SYREBT THHATIR. Also, magnificent Faney Ball Dresses to let; engnire at the PHILADELPHIA. are diy iw*r Acting Manacri eprrererrrerrry -Mn. Scort. F Mi His. Sraoens le | t | | dmitting a gentleman end two ladies, may be ob- | ing on "No. 1 Wall street, Raxton & Miles, 205 Brosdway, Mi 73 Chamber: Sobject—The iungs, their uags, respirat) NTR GOODS, which they will makeup to order in | iouable style and fi READY MADE Overconts—Super Freneh Castor and double mil Tweeds, & TH PL wid of Queen Mary with the Dauphin | Pleasures of | NPHE ANNUAL KROUT F! | Bayard street, which will be the ouly AMUSEMENTS, ‘TEMPLETON’S GREAT CO: RT FOR THE POOR. 1s CONCERT will be given at the Tabernacle ou AN iO PORTE MR. AUSTIN PHILLI vi ies, eants aud rejoicings in France aud Seotlaud—aiary 8 uarive feelings and tastes—auecdote of Mary's uucommon becuty— Mary's early bereavementa—her return to Bevtlatd~her fare- weil to France— —Farewell to thee, thou Pleassn: Shore. Her recepi Holyrood Palace—Loyulty {the *en ch—Re- tmarkable coineidence—Serenade of bagpipes Avecdote of the Pibroch~-Poetry and Music of King Jaines the bulta—his ec: centricities aud adventares. j ‘Song—Jolly Begger Queen Mary’s marriage. with Darnley— Dixth—Queen Elizabeth's goft to her go into « marriage with Bothwell—the marrieg rth of James the on—Mary forced brevext for ar bellion—meetivg of the two factions—Botuwell dismissed by the Queen—her linprisdameat at 3 “The Lady of Lo ed—her attempts Lochlevea Castle. —Lhe Lament of Queen Mary. ichleven”—Queen Mary’s fear of bein ain her liberty—Ingeunity of leven. drow with speed, y's reception by her nobles—her fl eof her faithful follower—thetr loyal aud anveting of the troops at Langside—fatal de y—Curious tradition relating to Mary's Waite | feat of the Quee: ancestor, Rovert tection ‘of Queen Bilt aud death. ce Mary izabeth—h, throws herself upon the pri er nineteen Year's captivity, Fiuale—Where shell I rest! PART Il. The Star Spangled Banner. Heury Carey, the author of Silly m our Alley, a favorite song of Addison, the Poet of the time of Charles LI. our Alley. cireu beggar’s petition whose trem i The Beggs Soug—by desire, Salley old Eu ttapproaching bfthe Poor Old M: your door, Gurl. ' ward from the Fountain of personal regart—Shield’s character— Shield’s Cotemporari Hovours—George LV, Madame Malibran and Native sentiment —her opinion of Native ted amous the would-be, judges aposers—her liberality of ‘aleot—Consternation creas harles Iveledoa aud the Nobie Eari with his Stags, Joors oped At 7, to commence at 3. dre THE AATRURS. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR. HE Gentlemen amateurs, who performed * Homlet” at ‘almo’s Opera Hous ma the Lich ant, have sit often and, urgeutly, requeited to repeat the pericrmatce, by mnavy of theirfriewds who were nnable to gain udmittacce on the above eveaing. ‘They have, therefore, determined to com- ply with the geueral request, and respectfully annoucce thre the performance will be repeated at the some. place, on Taes- to witness the repetition, may be turned to immediate benett, it has been resolved to charges price for admission, aud to give the entire proceeds to the “New York Association for the ovement of the Condition of the Poor,” who, at this sea. re tea msally In want i kets, of which x limited number will be issued, con be : {che Opera House, on Monday and Tuesday. Price of each ticket, one doliar, to admit gene tleman and lady, 24 3is*me GRAND SOIREES MUSICALES, EVERY NIGH —— he to Niddry | Pitand Gallery, 1234 oars will open at PARK TAEKATAR, CHRISTMAS EVE, Wednesday nve MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. Phaddens -.. The House of Stewart enthusiastic lovers of the Science of devilshoot « Mutsiew James te Third’ auctor iphetlacTurous | Count Arab; eune “nents tegardin, reign, und that of Machetn— fet eer esha teca casio net teens | Stirling Castle. ‘ Croke ‘The ministrels emer of Seottish — Fhe ministraley og f the scioxt Seots preg MAMI pasvoral, melody ex | gsttice 0 its & Will ye | Door. education aceomplish riage | tt 7 o'elcek. SOWERY THK. A. W. JACKSON... MANAGER BOHEMIAN GIR Will be performed, | Ar. Fra: To couclude with TURNPIKE GATE. w wg, December 24, er Mr. Seguin Mr Delivaati Mrs Seguin open 15 6hy o'clock, and”the Curtain wilirise precisely e CHRISTMAS EVE. we The performance to commence with Richard... Richmoud. Buekiogham Tressel Lady Aune Duchess of Kent, THE RICHARD IIL. : Mrs Mrs Stic beat Mee ia; Second and Th cents. half past 6. the curtais will rise ednesday Kvening, December 24, R Seo ‘lips + kney To conclude with CHEROKEE CHIEF. -Dasenport + Blane AT RD. AND PROPRIETOR. 8, 2 cte.; nT NATIONAL THEATHE AND CIRCUS, CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, i WELCH Is opened throughout the Winter Season with combination of uve Gymuiasts, unrivalle | France and England sof aur advertisement ‘The li TH MADAMé MACAR MRS. HOWARD, MRS. E. WOOD! Tight Rome Dancer and, Ka 'S, Fanciful Frincipal Male Equestrians, rincipel Male Lauestzisns, First Eque: A New School, Backward | SIGNO! Two and Four His pupils are W. Perso ist wishes. ONMESNUT SYTREE HER Ww: WONDERFUL Und: Ring been | Professional Comic Voeali SSRs. ' LATHROP, WEAVER and KE ‘A large company of efficient. led by Mr, MY. er the management o » MANN AND DELAVAN roachable Equesti E FEMAL RTE, First Bee an Allamnaude aud d_ Mythological characters, ‘Miss b. WELLS. ie R GERMA! Horse Equestrian and NATHAN. . B. roupe, MR. McFARLA: ‘and Posturer, MR. G. 1 MESSRS, MAY and WELLS. Maste-, H, NICHOLLS. , LLY ngh Riders KS, late of the Park 1 by Mr. A. J. rom 9 0’eloe! PHILADELPHIA. R ALBXANDER ill exhibic ries of his G. DUNBAR An Orchestra fal Thestre ALL 'a brilliant Voltigeurs, and even in the great Eguine Temples of n ill barely admit of a des- | eviptive list of some of the highly gifted artists of this great establishment, juestrian, WO JARROL, ND. R. EN, THRATAM: PERIMENTS westrian, embodying a variety of ¢! ey! NORTH and T. V. ROGER: ast Indian Effects, Positionist, J. J. DTCKENSON, | an and | hod been done to these people by % the morning untit 4 y attention will be paid to the public IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND MAGIC. LADIES’ FAIK IN Si 4 BARCLAY STREET. HE Ladies of St, Peter's Church will open their Fair for A the sale of useful and Fancy A ticles ou Mouday, the 22d instant, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and coutinue thr. ughout the week, from 10 A. M.t0 10 P. M’ (except Christinas day and eve= ning J_ ‘The pubiie are respectfully invited to attend. itm SPORLSMtN, ATTENTION. TURKEYS and Chickens will be set x to be shot | “steyer 500 Few. Le abhor: encoun He cetmp te be ghot | grey. y 2otu Dee. ‘he Poultry is in good order, and great sport war- $200, and cannot rated. N. B —Kipp & Brown’s stages stop within two minutes 2 HI of the shooting ground, ties ar NUTICE. | ', will take place on | Monday, December 29th, 1843. Tickets may be obtained of the follewing Krouts, vias rout Hederiek, 43 Chambersstreet PETEWS CHURCH, | 8*4** Mecsoxn CHRISTMAS EVE. Wednesday iventng. December 24 the GREEN MONSTER, ‘To-morrow, b Krout Von Davis, 3) Chunbers street. Krout Von Buna, Wash ngton Luueh, — Kront You Murphy, Fultou Hotel, 161 E. Broadway. Kront Von Shanou,"t t uOOLOG Krout Von Wetmore, id street. Krout Vou Smith, 219 E, Broadway: Hall of Records. UO, vosite t Painting es and Miss Alexi Ch ng at 2 o'clock. VANAMBURGH & CUS ICAL EXHIBITI No. 53 Bowery, the Bowery Theatre, avd cos- ON, 1 open ow Thirdnight of the Magnificeat and NewCabalistic Pantomime. wath new scenery, dresses, apyotutments, tricks, Ke. called | After s Wood, Davis, Burke, Stevens, Myers, Me Miss Carline and Mrs Duan will all appear, been produced at th= immense expense of to attract he curiosity. of all, as 1 will present pefect specimens of machiner i tume by the most eminent artists of the day, rendering it com- Dlete in every department. led to the »bove, the standard “dy of the ‘OOR GENTLEMA! } Combining the talent of four celebrated Comedians--Messrs Burton, Brougham, Burke and Or with Mrs, Hugh jaa Fisher, there will be a Splendid Day LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Unrrep States Horrt, t Wasutneton, Dec, 22, 1845. Anniversary of the Landing at Plymouth Rock— Great Celebration in Washington. Three hundred gentlemen congregated at thia house thie evening, to celebrate Plymouth Rock Day. Between twenty and thirty members of Con- gress were present, and imany other distinguished citizens. D. A. Hatt, Esq., presided, assisted by eae, four Vice Presidents. ‘The following is the bill of tare : sours ENTRIES Chicken, Venison Steak, Beet. Veal Cutlet, BOILED, Chicken Salad, Ham, Maccaroni’s, Mutton, Birds, Chickens, Oyaters, Beet, Mutton Chops, Fish, ke. DERERT. koast. Jelly, Saddle of Mutton, Frozen Custard, Sadie of Venison, Pumpkin Pies, and other Turkies and Chickens, varieti Loin of Veal, NUTS AND FRUITS. Pigs and Beef, Apples, | Almonds, Wines and Liquors, extra. Raisins, ke. Mr. Tusorni.va Fisx read the first regular toast : “The day we commemorate--Cold must be the heart,” &e. Mr. Fisk said the toast would be responded to by @ song. ME. Dravrow, accordingly sung Mrs, Heman’s beau: tiful poem, the first stanza of which ia a& follows : “The breaking waves dashed high, On the stern and rock: bound coast, And the woods against the stormy sky, ‘Their giant bronches tort * ‘The piece was sung in superb style, after which the band followed with a waltz. Second sentiment— The first Colony of N. England; men of braver spirit and loftier aim, find no records in the | world’s history.” Mr. Fisx said this toast would be responded to by a cl- tizen of that colony. Mr. Weusrex rose amidst the enthusiastic cheers of Though nota native, he was a citizen of ‘egion of country embraced in the scope of the sen- timent. He knew it would be a source ition to the people of Plymouth to learn of this celebration to-night, of the anniversary of the landing of the Pil- | grims, in Washington city. Mr. Webster contrasted the | comforts of this nee with the inclemencies of the winter, to which the pilgrim fathers of New England Wore exposed. | They were not pilgrims, however, like | those described by the good Mr. Watts. They were not “Pilgrims on a scorehing sand, Beneath a burning sky.” Mr. W. then described the rigors of the climate, and the hardships to which the pilgrims fathers of Plymouth were exposed. He next considered the character of the carly Puritans, as given by Hume, the English historien, das it existed in fact, assumirg that Sree injustice historian, and by common preju Predominant in their character, was a love of civil liberty ; tbere was another principle in their character somewhat governed by rigid religious no- | tions; but even here, the love of liberty was pre-eminent. Mr, Webster briefly scanned the great results that have followed from the first germ of New England, the colon’ at Plymouth Rock. Their descendants were throughout the Union and the world; and even here in this city, there were none who were more sincere | than those of its citizens who hail from the sound of | the pilgrim seas. Mr. Webster considered it as highly | honorable to be proud of our ancestors, and emulous of transmitting their fame untarnished to posterity; and concluded with the sentiment, “Success, Prosperity and augmentation of number to the New England Society of | Washington.” [Immense applause.] Music—‘‘Hail to the Chief.” Mr, Fisx then read the 8d Regular Toast. ‘‘ The Descendants of the Pilgrims | —To them has been committed a sacred trust. May they guard with patriotic jealousy the legacy which has been committed to their care.” The fourth toast, — imentary to the laws, as repre- sented on the benzh of the Supreme Court, by @ son of New England, was responded to by Mr. Woopsury, whi jh e general ob: land had other exports than the export of ic | ported men—inen who knew how to rele and sustain, as well as to“ constitute a State.” They carried with them not only the native enterprise inherited from their ancestry, but those principles which led to the estab- lishment of education and religion, ke. Professor Hewitt then sung that beautiful song of the Hutchinson family, to wit: “ We come from the mountai: We come from the mountains, We come from the mountains Of the old Granite State.” The song was received with rapturous applause. The next regular toast “The Emigrants from New England—Their indomita- ble perseverai their hardy virtues, &c., have made the wilderness to smile and blossom, with peace, happi- ness and abundance.” Rrout Von Browuell “yf Mr. Fisx insisted on a response to this sentiment. Krout Vou Green. 18H Chatham street TL VAN AS UGH Ree epee Tut, IS45- | | Gax, Cass accordingly rose, amid a perfect storm of Krout Von Kalish, 2:8 G-ecuwien suet Mi bratinNtecest, iss tetumed aleelatur'colleeted wie | applause. ta curly boyhood he had emigrated from New Krout Von Ritter, ith street and fh avenu great care audexpense, wc mostSPUENDID AND E England to the West, and had lived to see an almost un- frost ¥ sees nie sin weenie SIVE CULLECTIO y Ur ANIMALS thathaseverbeenex: | inhabited wilderness ocenpied by three millions of en- Kroat Von Fitzgerald, Washi M: hibited in thys congtry; . ch co lection itis his design to ex- | lightened end happy people. Mr. Cass complimented Mr. Sniiett Osulmntc hibit to the New nblie, While making preparations for | yy 5 Kerowt Von Grote Grad nad Cinta, mbit to the New York public, & Preparat Webster particularly, and New England generally, and row Von Packer, ¢ Washington Market. : concluded with the toest— Be oe ; ee aaR ton Bea . Doors open f 10 to 12 in the morning; andfromito 4 °O® 4 ; Share the Tourer te hea commer of Broome and Eldridge, | o'clock in the afferoon, and 6 to 10 otcloek inthe evening ‘The Peorle of New Engiand.—The shrine which they TOMPKINS’ BLUES BALL. HE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL BALL of this ( many will take place a. Niblo’s, on Mosd.y evening, m- uary 5th, 1846, acd COMMITTE Lieut. Joha R. Pratt, Wasigy Jon Bartlett, in Europe, weluding L Sergt. George H Daun fergors of Fine Arts, Ke- im Lieut. JOHN THOMAS, Chair represent one Bena AM le ay ae Towing teresting objects BALL. —"Une Chapel of Wil FLHE Second Ball this season of the Social Reforin Arora: | (ep The M tion, will take place on Wednesday, Dee 2b, at Frauklin | ofthe P hws Hall, Chatham Square, coaducted inthe saan: given s0 much satisfaction on previous occ-s'ous Gentlemen’s Tickets 50 ceuts—Ladi-s?do 2) ee. te, ineludin, refreshments, to be hid of J. Morrison, corver of Chitham and Roosevelt streets, and of the members of the Adgoetstion Dancing toccmmence at 8o'ciock. Severit Faney Dane Will be introduced in the course of the events 2° 2*me MERRY CHRIS1MAS GRAND FANCY DRESS R J. PARKER has the honor t» and the public, that he intend: THURSDAY EVENING, the 25th, BALL, ney Christian Sover 2 representation of this Grotto, (which is u the Avmeuian Church at have a peculiar intere:t in the present age of the w been visited ia the course of revolving cr nturies, Admittance 25 ceuts-—Children under 10 hal For particulars see bi price. of the dav. THE CELE )W on exhibit 3—The icterior of the subterranean Grotto in Bethlehem, where our Saviour was born, This «. the condit oa in which itnow exists, om nts.and cost tends giving Us seasons on which aceasion every kind of ball- \i6 room dancing will be intredi Tickets lor admission Sito AN, admit agevtleman and his ladies, Dancing to commence at 8 STR o'clock, and cou.inne until slate hour. Tickets can be obtai ed at the North American Hotel aud at Mr. £.’s residence, 207 Rowery. Mr Taylor his a variety of fancy dresses on hand in Pringe str i, which can be obtained at a reasonable charge. 1657 ‘The Public Arsembly will take place, as ustal,on Tuesday | co tendid next. A Grand Civie Balt will be given ou New Year's uight. yaa, ae Splendis 22 dtine THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE SOCIAL, CLUB, wie be held at NIBLO’S SALOON, on Christmas Evening, Dee. 25tn, 1945. Dodworth’s Celebrated Band of the evening” ‘Tickets to be had of the falloy COMME ‘ampbell. 154 Barrow st . ‘The above will be be suus the evening. Hi 7 i Admittance 25 cents—Families of 8 persons, including chi!- ren, $1. re ireet, up stairs, has vatew moments before the Pope giv sing to the peop, N.B.—The Views ouce exhibited, will notbe repented ia the following changes. ion at, 271.Broad) a visited. by milli Royal Families, Cardinals, ‘ol elegant and high m Tell, in Switzerland. rizemberg, near Vienna, the pious offering © ty presi is during & Bethlehem.) must, it ries of eur holy religion. “1 . The proprietor does not doubt, that all Christians, resident in this city, wil be de irous of viewiny aken from the new road. mu Entrance mto Vienna, of the Prince: ‘oy, On the oceasion of het Marriage with th perorof Austria 6—The North Pole Expedition of Ceptain Parry, in the year St. Peter's Square, at Rome, as open only until Saturday stituted, nt ing & lapse of inany centari of sever fi jewed on 8 bles. dit Im*re ATED OPTIC GALLERY, corner of Chunbers ns of persous Bishops, Pro- finished Paintings ® in the most correct and minuce manner the fol- ficent Gardea Saloon, in the country residence pot is here represented i og enriched by many ral | he ithas thousands ilgrims, as being the greatest objret of and ‘the ‘place where began. the tnyste- ; this splendid picture, the production of the celebrated Italiau artist. Menozzi of §8 inclusive (when and of which dae notice will be _ dous concu xcept Sanday, foom 11 to 3 end from 6 to 9 in Robt. N. Denyse, 446 Hudson r street. Edward Raiph, Jr, 196 Wil- L treet. phs, Morton and BE. M. Rich, Le Roy and Hud- son stree R. Wickstead, 63 Canal st. George Halstead, 290 Hudsoa street ron, 196 Canal street. 18 lw*re John a. son streets, BALL. AMERICAN NGINE CO No. 1X, will hold eis An nue d . ith, Gothie Hall, Adams street, Brooklyn. | SComeer Mth at ‘Pickets $3—admittiug a gentleman and ladies, to be obtained ti of the followin COMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS: Mr. John Leech, Jr Mr. J. Val “ Wm. 8 Sutphen, Ls Pattersot ‘has. H. Fordham, Graw, Jacob E. Faller, AP. 8. Bt n. H. De “ David H. Haire * John Hoogland. agement of Mr. D.J. Lucas. . Huy: ‘The tloor will be under the man: dll, 16, 19, 22, 23, 4%r N: HH EMIGRANT SOCIETY’S BALL XECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE IRISH GRANT SOCIETY, respectfully aunounce to the tthe second Annual Ball in sid of the funds of the 1o’s, on MONDAY Evenmg, De- Fegtleman and two ladies, are three dol- jad from any of the officers of the So- ets, to admit a arscach, and may be ‘T. W. Clerke, Eaq., President, 43 Nassau st. Gregory Dilien, ben., Ist Vice President, 33 Bare Joreph Stuart, Bisq , 20 Vice President, 52 Willia Ksq.,3d Vice President, 138 Bowery. ra, Faq, Treasurer, 89 Wall st. mond, E: Place. John T. Doyle, Eeq , Corresponding Sec'y, 75 Nassau st. M. J. O'Connor, . Kecording Sec’y, 99 John st. Fels Jog 4.) 119 Siaiden lane. aby Johu Manning, Eaq., 168 Pearl st, ©. H. Sheahan, kisq., 1 Fulvon st. Fimes Mathews, sq. 95 Wail st- Dr. Hugh Sweeney, 7 Elm st. Arthar stewart, keg. 68 Merchants’ Exchange C. vi. Nanry, Eq, 80 Pine st. well, Kieq’, 179 West st. as Boland, Bist), 1 Ann st. MeN rol, Esq: bt Roovev Thomas Swanwick, kg, 55 Pi James Shepherd, fq Charles KE. Fasq., 8 Cedar st. Terence Donwelly, aq..7 South William st. And at the office of the Bociety, No 6 Ann street. 1229 SaTO&Th toD29re_ t st. ‘OF THE OTTO COTTAGE, . No. 43 Vesey Street, New York. LOUIS SCHWARTZ, BSS. leave to i form Hhe,pabtie, that be will opem sbove establishment on Christmas Day, Decem| iy 1815; at the seme tune to request his nnmerous Irieads au public generally to give hin a call. SE ABREY HOTEL A Mon .CT BALU will be given a above Ho. el,on ry, a remain unsold vening, 29th Trekets linites of Brondway and Park Place, GE to be had by »p in at John Florence's, cor tthe Abbey Hotel ‘0. B. PERRIN. Proprietoy the company to the to retum with them hen __B. Moore's atages will from 7 to 10, aud wall be rey te + Mason, omey Grae | A K Mw, Hopkins, York, Hou James A. Sedd M.C., Vaey Red ward H. Ir. Hadson will take charge of any papers int 4 aud forward same to him sfely. I ter pro. tem., 44 Exchange 6) TO CANARY BIRD FANCIERS. 3 he intenus bi jou of the Long together ou this con! went; d24 It*r BLEECKER’S BIRD DEPOT, No. 6 Astor Place, late 7th Street, few doors opened the al Native,) Cages, 8 fair and upright dealing, sed to indulge in Iu ndditi articl ney ine sorts, Gold and Silver ; Cutt BiB Orders fon ou East o d hopes by Lightful faney, ng Raney Pigeons of the 14, [ee doore Rast of Brodway, New York. ILE subscriber'respectful informs the public that he has tore for the sale of Birds, (Foreign and ct attention and | it the patrouage of those dispo= ferent made after an ap OCTOR BADEAU proposes to exhibit twenty pairs of | litically, in the Union. his favey stock Birds, on Christmas Day, between the hours of 10aud 2. These are the }» rls an this the number of | tive of the east, but a nursling of the wes jes has never before been seen and he hereby throws down the N. W. BADEAU entioned, his stock will pone, all fu 1 le e, Fountains, Baths, &e. Of the city carefully attended to, muted LEONARD BLEECKER: . Dee. 12. 184 di2im*r 180 cases English sheathiog Copper, ot very su. for sale by OLD ROLLED per, unequalled, day he be: ENTLEMEN and Fi all kinds. rma, Farnitare, & y will find it to ¢ ho pledges himself equality, com i K. COPPER r—bor sale by opposed to the opening | please catl aud sige th Tt will be left for sigu st located aud well-known Possession given imme HOUGHTON & A 5 Cedar WANTED, Gentlemen leavin advantage to to give a fir price for all art ie acomplete assortment Xu ‘of, manufactured with the greatest care expressly for thie et—| re K. COLLINS & CO. % South st. COLLINS & © % South street. ‘ashed American Wool—lor sale by 5. K, COLLINS & CO., % Bonth at. '0., from 16 Sold Rolled Cop- ‘aud greding of himself a native ofthat same Old Buy Stat ess, offers for estalished Oys- Houses in the country together with an adjoining . ‘The puschaser will require the sum of about $12 le is to be cash. 1 enquime of 000, For POR SALE Tie Fixthres of a Hat Store, consisting of three handsome Pannel Counters, splendid Show Cases With Sush Fronts, Drawers, &e.,_ all. in excellent order and for sale very cheap. ‘Enquire at 147 Broadway, a few doors above the City Hotel. 422 3u*me EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE lies can obtain the fall value for eof, of superdinous effects they wish, to dispos Hpoh an Latico ext Gercienua's’ Westing. Apparel, Fire or returning to the for the subseviber, 40 fore 023: ad. Promptly ale Ni. B.-A line through the Post Offer will be pre 423 Im*re 466 Broadw: FOR A SMALL, vg. covered WAGON, with jorse aud Haines, suitable for peddling light goods. Apply ot i8t beth street. BOUQUETS AND PARLOR PLANTS. THE » ribers have added a great number of the first variety of Camellia and other choice flowering » Plants to their well Known collection, whieh will enable for flowerivg Plants and | ei to execute prompt! rench, German and Moss 20 tiJ*rre b uquets durin Baskets and. ie aud fra lowe grant fle y leavi all orders they may be favored the season. Vases tastefelly rs, at Seedemen and Fiorists, 685 Bro | adway. Hwa! most excellent in the storm. Arrived in © i sought was civil and religious liberty, and the which they rendered were their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor.” Great cheering. Music. Next regular toast. “ The Empire State.— Firm and en- during must that fabric stand, which numbers among its main pillars more than one person from a granite quarry.” SeNaton Dix very prettily responded, He eulogized York State for the payment of her debts, (and upon this paseoge of his remarks, York State was loudly applaud od, to the evident disparagement of Missuesippi.) Me. Dix said had he not been bora in New Hampshire he should next have w: to be born in New York. Mr. Dix ceeded. ‘I'he progress of the spirit of the age—steam elec- tricity the electiv raph—Hendrick Hudson—Frank. Morse —the prairies—forests—towns—-villages--Dan- ie] Boon—plunge a hundred miles again to escape the impending civilization—Rocky Mountains no longer an obstacle—the two great oceans must be ui bye homogeneous population, of the same bloed, the same Janguage, ond the same principles. Mount Olympus, the great ific—tne old Greek--Alexander, &c.. In our opinion, Mr. Dix’s speech was the best of the eve- nirg) Mr. Dix submitted :— “The peaceful progress of the descendants of New England Pilgrims, and of the setilors of Jamestown from the shores of the Atlantic to the strand of the Pacific.” Unanimous applause. Music. Connecticut was next toasted, and tho Hon. Mr. Rockwett responded, chiefly in exposition of the liberality of Connect he support ef com- mon schools, Next regular toast. ‘The poets of New England. Mr. Somax hore sung a magnificent Oregon war song | written for the occasion, by Rufu: (Tremer- ion of knife handles upon the table.] Mr. Fisx next read “The State of Vermont, though she cannot say much for her swamps, she has at least one valuable Marsh.” Mr. Mansu replied in a historical synopsis of Vermont, ping forth the peculiar virtues of the State, cla: | that she was the most democratic State, socially and po- Mr. Marsh submitted : “ Hiram Powers, the first sculptor in the world—a na- tug the eusw ng nd as they have |“ ‘The next toast, ingeniously dev: 1d out th ein size, form and « and as this is the | IO ad ont oe thes can be seen Before hed ve all bird fueiees, | Hou. Mr. Houstes, of 8. C. He del @ most racy, 260 Bowery, on | and pungent, and witty, and humorous speech. He said, young birds, of , bad as these New England men were, he could not re- ISner par aed | sist the temptation of joining them to-night; the name ‘aluable a collec- of his grandfather had been given for the relief of all dis- | tressed vessels bound for Gotham, in that place of refuge denominated Holmes’ Hole. Mr. Holmes further enter. | tained us with a philosophical disquisition on Ply- mouth Rock, and the Pilgrim’s Progress, to the unmin. gled delight of the audience. |” Rhode Island being next toasted— Hon. Mr. Cranston, spoke in her behalf. Though small in territory, she was great in the Revolution, i ion of principles of civil and reli- wit. here followed with an anecdote, il- t Rhode Igland was generally last at the at the fight ‘he city of Boston being complimented in connection with cer ain tea partic Mr. Bixe, of Boston, spoke briefly to the point, and called out Hon. Caren B. Smita of Indiana, who took up the duty of an eulogy on Boston in more regular d He soon got warm, and travelled ahead with a full head of steam, in behalf of the pas . gers of the May flow: sherab Mr. Fisk announced let y Adams, Judge Cranch, the Pr inet, &c. Mr. Fisk next announced another ee by Jesse E. Dow, Esq , Which was sung by Professor Hewitt, be inning — : “They loft the proud land.” Hon. Mr. Vinton, of Ohio, being called out, declared but for that 7, ‘ticular credit to it’s Convention, after resolved that all he ought not, perhaps, to take an: himself, because at the late Wor the most mature deliberation, it bi di as ~ RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. men are bora without their knowledge or consent. Mr. ENTLEMAN, about retiring from bas: Vinton concludes witha toast to the pilgrims. Mr, Howes insisted, for God’s sake, that Mr. Vinton should go on, but Mr Vinton thought he had said already too much Mr. Stoman, by request, sung “Four and twenty barbers sat them down to dine.” Hon. Mr. Cuirstay, of Michigan, delivered an e went eulogium upon Plymouth Rock. Has seen meu in his imagination praying upon that snow-clad rock, and then lying down to sleep nponit. Yankees were every where, ke | Mr. Chipman concluded with a toast setting forth that Plymouth Rook was the tirat womb of nat onal liber ty. and fiity-our forty, the Rubicon of Britith assump- t Volunteer toasts wore meeting adjourned, the lings in the ig with Yan- f. Pane sunga Yankee song. given, and at half past twelve the ino band of music winding court with sundry national au kee Doodle. the proc finally closin Tus Spectat Messencer FROM Mexico.—Mr. E. G. Saulinier, the special messenger trom Mr. Slidell, lett Vera Cruz in the English steamer Tweed, of 1850 tons, on the 2d inst., and arrived in Havana on the 6th. Left Havana on the Itth, in the schooner F. A. Brown, of 42 tons register, and arrived off ‘Tybee Light, Savannah, on the eveamg of the 15th ; when they experienced a heavy gale from the soath- west; laid to 42 hours; the ‘bout proving herself ston on the morning of the 18th; and has been 48 hours coming from the latter pla Tue Mais Acain.—The mails are in a dreadfully confused condition. Two mails from New Orleaog . were due yesterday afternoon,