The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1845, Page 3

NEW EMBROIDERIES. GENRES PARISIENS. E have just received by the Louis Phil Paris En.broidered Cay a el Collars Roxolane. purpose, and provided the stockholders of the two cor- Porations shall agree, by a decided majority in interest, (the specific proportion not being named.) to sell their shares at a rate to be fixed. _ The condition of such sale to be that each stockholder shall receive the amount thereof, according to the valuation, either in the stock ofthe new company, or in cash, at his option — And the condition of subscription to the new stock to be, that every holder of stock in either ofthe existing com- Davies, shall be entitled to take an equal amount, accor- Berthes Pomare, ollars, Comte de Paris, Nouveaux Modeles Mouchoirs. Embroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs a Medaillons. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. LOST—A Horse and Cart 2.778. The above reward will be given ou al at 750 Greenwich street. een wich str Seta s i ey ELEGANT AND USEFUL HOLYDAY | PRESENTS. ‘ites the attention of his frieuds | THE SUBSCRIBE. and the public, to h inter HATS. As preseuts, iu any cases, nothi more elegeut, appropriate and mseful. For thi urpose, vouchers, neatly printed on letter sheet, have been prepared, are offered for sale by AMIDON, 626 Gtistre shiouable Hatter, 20 Wali st., cor. Nassau ding to the valuation in the new—and if the whole amount “e not so subscribed, the residue to be aubscrib: ed, payable in cash. The committee propose, as a valu- in the existing companies, $120 for each share in the Boston and Worcester road, and $100 ein the Western. These terms, if ratified by the two corporations, would entitle the holder of any number of shares in the Western Railroad, to an equal number of shares in the consolidated company, and the couutry practice. Apply at ation of the shai mel street. Paris Embroidered Dresses. Robes de Soirees, Robes de Mariage Robes tulle Bruxulles. rand Robes Musselin de Paris. TO DRUGGISTS. RETAIL DRUG STORE, situated in a thriving neigh- orheod, stock and fixtures of the best, sud doing a fice bu siness, for sale cheap for cash, the proprietor being No. 630 Water street ¢ TO DRU TS. ANTED—By a young married @ situation im a Wholesale or Retail Diug Store, who can produce the best of city reference as regards ability nud character. A rote addressed to Druggist at this office will meet with immediate attention. dr ‘The above, with a great variety of cay ods, are offered at rery low prices, by HOLYDAY GIFTS. enable buyers for Christmas and New Year’s Presents RICH AND HANDSOME GIFTS, for little money, we have reduced our prices thirty and fifty Rich Brocade Satins, holder of shares inthe Boston and Worcester, to six shares of the new for every fiv Sales at Old Stock Excha! ares in the old. Zeon Wedneeday. $200 over and abov, writing, with an opportun 9934 100 shs Li . at [to 228 Long Island RR, 073 oi 1 ) INinois Special, $25000 Penu’a 5s, dy 25 shs Manhattan Bk, NO ilk, 50 Vicksburg Bk, Silks for Dinner and Street Dresses; 7% do i D ; tered Silk, warranted Paris watered. Damask and Striped Silks, 133 Farmers’ Trust "30 Harlem se Cal eae etal in Satine and Silks, waiters, Ke., 0! Embroidered Cashmiere Dresses. Plaids, Panamas, French Calicoes, Velvets, Merinos, Cloakings, Rich Bags, Cravats, Scarfs, Purses, §c. HOSIERY AND GLOVE: ge stock of Faney Goo 1 lo 100 Nor and V 50 ‘do id 40 i do, 360 Canton Co, se wnale aud fen ‘The above, with ala fhe characte at an immense sacrifice. HOLYDAYS. FANY, YOUNG & ELLIS, Nos. 259 and 250 Brosd- have received by late arrivals from England, France | ng moze than their usual assort- | uitable for ESENTS ; Fancy Poreelain and Glass; Papier Tron, Leather, Velvet, Pearl and % do 2 Mohawk RR, kind who ¢an aud Germany, 78 cases coms meut of Fancy Articles, sui Mache, Bronze, Berlin | d Tortoise shell Goods; J logram; Silver and V-rmeil Goods: Cut- nd Fancy Stationery; Rosewood, ork Boxes, and | Gloves, Umbrellas, useful and 50 shs Nor & Wor, b60 lery; Perfumery: 4 dress Fans, &c., Kc. They flatter themselves that most purchasers are aware that | comparison the “largest, | is side the Atlantic—that their usual assortment richest and best” to be found on th: their importations ave confined, to articles of the very best style and finish, and that their prices are al wa he least) as these of any other deslers. At all their stock has been selected with every ad o eSesesse nd inelination dispose them to mal Bee? IKE wo eins known for moderation in Prices, as their New Stock Exch z, lores Cl, cash lo bs. Vicksburg Bk, blishmert as favoral heart cireulal y, tly inspection of the: sess & collection isinvited. ale purchasers will iad a much more complete and aasortment then is for sale elsewhere in the country, at prives to which they court comparison with those of any other | eases, which cure Consumpti do 5 Fa:mers’ Trust, 2% do which have come FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS—At the old ‘0, 30 Courtlande street, may be had es of all descriptions 100 80 100 Nor & Wor, lo an i 50 East Boston, extensive assortment of the best materials and at prices to suit the times. F ies on New Years, would do well previous to purchasing’ elsewhere. Weddi cakes made and ernamented at the shortest notice, GEO. ARCULAR 73 DAY COFFEE. ZK) UM ESSENCE, offers for that the desirable facility of making only Que or more cups re in all 1 disease tending to receive own case. December 25th, Sus W and Ann L. Robert The friends of ti: tend her funeral, sidence, 106 Amity street x Bain, infant daughter of Jas. son, in the third year of her age. © family are respectfully invited to at- this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his re- [Baltimore and Hollidays- rick street. between St Johu’s WA Db, Ay FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to as Agexts for the sole of uew and popular Publications. heir peuses will be Insured to them in , ¥ of clearing $1,000 per year. Some men wow in our eipploy will, no doubt, make over $1,000 per year clear of wll expense. Each will have his district, “It will ave at Jenst from $25 to $50 to obtain ’ H’S Publishing Hall, 293 ag. All letters must be post 16 Lin*re WANTED, 3 UBSCRIBERS—At CLARKS & STE.VAN’S Free Agen- ey and Temperance lutelligence, 95 Duane street, west of Broadway, where they can have good faithful servants, with- out any charge, and also with as little delay as possible,cooks, every description and of good moral character. A first rate Cook ou hand at % Duane street. 120 im*rh WANTED, FREE TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 478, BROADWAY, (between Broom and Grand streets,) is wherw servants and assistants, of every capacity both I are furnished rex toemployers, The characters of all, offering for situations, will be strietly | examined before they leave the office, and none but the honest sober, industrious and capable ones recommended or allowed to eagage to employers. i Women, men, girls and boys wishing employment of any z We, satisfactorily, the above character, cau ob- tain good situ -tions—no others need apply. n19'Im*m. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. OST—A GOLD PENCIL CASE, with the initials of ‘J. H engraved ona Topaz set in the top. The above reward will be paid by leaving itat the desk of this office. 20m LECTURES ON CONSUMPTION. DE, WHITTON will deliver 2 course of three Lectures on .he cause, preventi and cure of Consumpti on ‘Tuesday, Weduesday and Saturday evenings, Dec. 23d, 2¢th, and 27th instants, atthe Society Library Lecture Room, No Broadway, corner of Leonard street, at 744 o'clock. Introductory Lecture free. ‘Tickets, adinitting a gentleman and two ladies, may be ob- tained by galling on J.P. Perkins, No. 1 Wall street, Saxton & Miles, 205 Broadway Dr. Middleton, 73 Chambers st., and 68 Variek st. Subject—The iungs, their uses, respiration n of the blood, animal heat, ke. ; 2d Lecture—A geuera lview of the cause, symptoms and dis- the results of practical auscultation. Lecture—On the prevention and cure. In this lecture, | much valuable information will be given in relating en observation and treatment, with the lest few years astern States, where he has bes lecrurivg upon, ani estigating the se as it has oppeare it ious stages. The docter having been cured of the its worst form, will give a brief statement of his The lectures will be illustrated by « full set af Webber's plates, taken from nature, of the size of | ‘ I Dr. Whitoa has for the present taken rooms at 68 Va- ark aud Canal street, where he may be consulted from 9 A. M. to 3, aud from 7to9P. M.— From 4 to 6 P. M. he will be at liberty to visit those who are unable to call on him at his rooms, 22 atte burg, Pa., papers please copy.) SUCRE DE POMME, &e. ST received from Paris a fresh supply of Sucre de st_ quality of Chorolate, Co, 6 Wail street. P. JAUVIN, SAUSAGE MAKER, {YROM Paris, No. 41 Frankfort. stre honor to announce to prices, fogat de Provence, Cornets, Bonbonaires, and small ragtioes of ever oR, 225 & 713 Broadw , Dec. 26th, » YOUNG & ELLIS will open four cases re- pe, from Havre, and two cases per In eacn invoice are some of the most ex ly elegant articles they ever had the pleasure of offer- the public, that he has constaatly ou ery article appertaiaing to his trade, cousisti nd Arles Sausuges, Common and'Kroies Sausa- es,stuffed aud boned Turkeys, stuffed and doa la Sainte Menehould Pigs’ Heese, Hains and igs’ Feet, with truff Heads, Italian Head aud black Pudding: ceived Ber Louis Philip oo . power to please those persons. who will honor him with theircommands. Hotels and ship captains will be served on reasonable terms. tice, and do all inh OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CO. ‘ December 23d, 1815, HE Annual Election for Thi pany. will be held AN EXTENSIVE RAFFLE. HE elegant and favorite Hotel Des Duex Freres, situated opposite Dune Park, is to be raffled, for the above amount “bruary, or at any time interveuing, at the ion of the raflers; to b u irteen Directors of the Com- at this office, No. 176 Centre street, on | Monday the pe oy, of January next, between the hours of 11 to be divided into thirty-three chances at inrer becoming the possessor of the ding their magnificent Air Cushion r aprurtenences. being desirous to euter into business in Philadel ph: induced, by many of their friends, who are au to purchase their Hotel, to take this method to bring it within the power of most any who are willing to hazard the necessary amount fo likelihood of success than in a thousand of) tious that are entered into every day. vated last asprin, wsfer Book will be closed from the 27th instant until | alurine election, By order, | MERCHANTS’ EXCHAN ROOM. INTER STYLE, GENTLEME: French Silk Hats, Travelling, Evening and other Caps, the very best materials, got up in ‘he most fashionable and coming styles, are now re ‘The prices and qualit ERITT, Secretary. HAT SALES N’S BEAVER and | herein there is more e vain specula- . The above Hotel was and furnished in the most extravagant aud is now in the most complete order. may be conducted satisfuctory to th an appomt judges amoug themselves, wh a vaputes that ina Further information will HOT! dy for inspection and sale. ¢ the gocds offered at t ment, entitle them to the notice of those about purchasing ROWE, Merchants’ Exchange, 40 William street. In order that the subscribers, they e competent to ya by the propriete t th fl DES DUEX FRERES, 168 Ouane street, opposite Duane Park. ntlemen requiring private rooms, can | Without the use of Medicine or any disagreeable uecessit: | Member of the Faculty of Medicme of Paris—Phys: AT BARGAINS.—The sub- i <i of the Legion of Honor, &e., &c.— it the business on the Ist of J.nu- Moleskin and Silk ary, (proximo) offers Hats, (lately gotten ap, duced prices, by whol f and his old patrons, wanting a new hat for the holy find it to their advantage to call, as his prices and quality of Prove a strong inducement - R. BALL, 229 BLEECKER 51. that in the place where crowds of peopl are sup) with lots of good things, and if you or any of your tr Port, Sherry, or auy dt als, or tresh Fruits. the article will des -ription of good Wine, or rich ive and leave your or 137 Broad way. BOOKS BOUGHT. ERSONS wishing to dispose of their Libraries, e‘ther large or small, will always find a ready parchaser and good y adidressing afew lines, giving ame aud number, to di7 im*r 70N WINTER CLOTHING. W. H. DEGROOT & CO., 102 Fulton Street, Have a Large and FASHIONABLE STUCK OF WINTER CLOTHING, BRYADY MADE, of their own manufacture, on hand, which ; ‘they will sell at the following very low prices, for cash oe Overcoats -from $3 to $20 “5 to 2 Also, a large ass American Cloth: made to order, 102 Fulton street, next to the corner of William st. 418 1mm THE PARISIAN SECRET, UST PUBLISHED, a New Translation from the French, entitled “Lhe Parisirn Secret, or Seif Preservation?’ a per fect security sgainst Sexu’l Diseases, under all circumstances, w really anderetccd ae employed by men of fashion in hehe ole chp Yirartopen oe BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M.D, n to the Veuereal Hospital—Knig. Rue ve St. Honore 29, Pas Published by Robert H. Dumont, Legal Deputy for Dr. Le- baum, 130 Washington st, Bosion. Price 624% cents per eopy— two copies for $1. All order: Dumont, as above. JM, 121 Fulton st.; Arcade, Chesnut st 18 1m*r ders as above, and y {being served to your wishes. di BLEECKER’S BIRD DEPOT, e, lute 7th Street, Broadway, New York. LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE | WANTED, | ‘ENTLEMEN and Families can obtain the fe No. 6 Astor Plac all kinds of suj <1 few doors East oj PSHE subscriber respectfully informs the opened the above sture for the sale of y &c. and hopes by strict attention and effects they wi Wearing Appar A re, &c. Geutlemen leaving or retnrning to the city will find it to their advantage to send for the subscviber, who pledges himself to give a fair price for all articles offered. B.A line through the Post Ofice lic that he has a ‘will be promptly at- in this most delightfal fi STY! 465 Broadway, up stairs. PLUMBING WORK, 344 Broadway, New York. having had nive years experience as practical the best work in the city, Improvements. in coustructi : pedition and low charges, will be found at hi B.-Down town orders leftat EH. Quinn, 38 Nassau a. ‘ancy Pigeons of the Paste pete after an Qi Plumber, putti nglish sheathing Copper, of very su- perior quality, comprising a complete assortment fr to 30 07, manufactured with the greatest care expressly for this E_K, COLLINS & CO. 56 South at. QAOLD ROLLED COPPER— 600 sheets Cold Rolled Cop- et, unequifled, from 18 4934 92 market—for sale by Chains, Gold Penci advantage to call on the st tions of the above at retail much lower than any other Watehes as low as ‘iber, Who is sell inthe city. Gold and $25 encn. Wate! es and Jewelry exchan All watches warranted he mouey refanded. porter of Watches and Jewelry, olesale and Retail, 51 Wall street, IMPORTATION OF WATCHES. AYVING just received from Europe, with a new assortment 1d and Silver Watches and Movements, » lot o Independent Seconds, and double time Watch: ments, of an entirely new style and of superior finish, we take this opportunity to call the attention of all persons in the watch business to visit our stock, which, in every respect, will be found advantageous, both for price and qualit DELACHAUX & MAIRE, No. 127 Fulton street, New York. ed also in the watch makin; 36 South street, W VOL—S000 Ibs unwashed American Wool—tor sale by ©. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South et. LL those who ate opposed to the opening and grading of Williamatreet, will please cai] and sign the remoustra at the Shakespeare Ie will be left for signacures du the remainder of this week. FANCY BOXES FOR BONBONS. eived a splendid assortment of Fancy the dealers in same article: articles, which are offered d for. OSIERE & 116 Wi THREAD LA‘ AMES BECK & CO. have just received tie richest Point de Bruxelie Lace ress that has ever been imported into ces than they ever were importe BRU A pain tienlarly those of fine and di PRINTERS’ TO PRINTERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. Mah Wal INK, of a superior quality, 4 min Smith’s Office, 179 Gi brick block, New Yor q N {He , 60e., 70c. aud $1 per Pound, warranted three beautiful and very splendid Mechlen Lace Also, a full assortment of Braxelle Point Mechleu a La Neige Scarfs, of the newest and most elegaut designs that have ap- peared in Paris last November. Also, One carton of “ ~ea9 Point Flouncen always on hand at reeuwich st , large 30¢.; Book do, 40c., equal to any in this pplies more than two hundred pa)» rs. 0 Blick Lace Searfs aud Mi Berthes, Caps, in black and white. r hin, La Neige. Also, afall stock of Valencieanes, i ich will be,offered at ES BECK & CO. nnees : IN ag ny i ag dsp SPLENDID LITERARY PRESENTS nd. tmoney will be A calling at GEORGE mucy Edgings O., 26 John st., where AM. mong other works of unsurpassed splendor, ip DR. HULL'S TRUSSES AND ABDOMIN, rity of Dr. Hal ide to Family Dey book, bearing the general approbat L_ SUPPORTER. instruments over all others, by che most eminent physicians in Ku Taylor's Life sl inate the finest work of the ki Igrims’ Progress, the most magnificently illu tionately the cheapest. Jews, an elegant and instructive Vesey street, Astor House. A female ii FRENCH CHINA. ‘eet, has just received on con- reasonable prices, & j | trated book in the world, and prop Josephns’s History 0 companion to the Old Testa has also, at astonisl Bibles, gorgeously illustrated and ord ruby type, which has not yet be duced into America. It gives the whole inthe size of a pocket book, with remackab'y nthe Indies” det GERARDIN, 15 John st sigument and offers for sale, at ver: ‘assortment of the followin ‘aney Decorated Dinner and Rich Faney Decorated prices, afew choice the famous Oxfo ible, with Scott's 5 00 to $950 00 12 00 to $125 00 GEOLOGY—NATURAL HISTORY. iL vs AVE ON 8SALE—ELEMENTS OF GEOLOGY pered for the use of Schools and Colleges by W. 8. Ruschenberger, M. D., U.S Navy, &e., illustrated by’ 300 en: kravings—Price $0 cen Also, Ruschenberger White China of every description alwa: tern. a 'Hea Bets, of every deseription, sold in Dinner, Dessert we street; any quantity required. | os WARE. ment from manalaciarers, and forsale, larg. as. Sut very description, a eNO LON OEUADIN, 15 Joha street, up stairs. *S PATENT PORTABL WATER CLOSETS. HE SICK, and persons i find this au article of essential wil. ty sn th be used with either hot or cold wa 'y are extremely useful for shi su First Books of Natural d scientific men, in every 8 t series of elementary works ever United States, ta be the bi offered to the public. Orders promptly supplied as above, and by the ublisners, Ge & ELLoT, No. 9 North Fourth atreet, Philadelphia. 8. BASSETT FRENCH, OUNSELLOR AT LAW, auends all the courts held in ry of Richmond and county of Chester office Manchester, Virginia-sRefers ta, His Governor of Virginia: His. Excell delicate state of hi mis, His Excelleney John F. w : ‘oton Plambing and 1, Virginia; Hon. John Y. Mi ir ish | aver Filter, jiatablishment, '390 BROADWAY, between STONE, BROTHERS. ALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP—The ass all other prepara le wholesale and retai Va.; Hon. Geo. W: :'191 Brondway, New ie, warranted to tions, either American or foreign, for & old stand, No. 3 Courtlandt sti id three doors from Soaps, Essences and P Also Urysialline Candi South Ainevican markets, climate, and burn plone, t ded for Mr. French and forward same to coe ee An. excellent + of the above su Saloon, Bar and Readin ut with wew and splen he city for an establishment ofthe kind, and also in a di nity of two contemplated railroud depo with the required amount from the n 1 find this house. pe: furthermore] situated in the neignborhoo the Hudson River Boats. interview eau be MUFFS! MUFFS! MUF fr stoeke psak) Ji ite the atten nity for an mvs in a Hotel, with a Billiard Rooms attached, furnished through Location equal to an warr nted to stand the test of any ha sperm, NSON, VROOM ‘No 3 Couftlandt at. am DUCKING GUNS. Duck Guns, of the most approved length Tater Guus. ‘Th suid at extreme low pri 6 caves low priced boys’ Gns are now in store an Also, full stock of 218 Pearl atreet, e assortment of "PO (THE LADIES IN: PARKTICULAR—MY DEPILA LOPS FOWDER has been found hignly beneficial and ‘cted with supertiuous of great use to ladies who have been afflict Leaf heh wheo its growth has been confined to the up- per hip an whole features. When ased withproper care, and according to the directions the toilet,as t of any sharp instrnmentis entirely avoided, aud the hair is removed in five or ten minutes after its applica: tion, This composition is infallible, aud warranted 0 remove su- | pertous hair. After numerous trials 1 have received certifi ae ora be rene el Cape ‘iy contested, z , Wholesale and retail, at baat “ULES HAUEL'S DEPOT, a yp fe Dow Thigd street Puilidelphia. my agents:—J. B. Jacquemod, No. 415 Broadway’ ‘Arauie Lafayette Bazaar, Nos, 169 snd 151 Broadway; A. Willard, 8. W comer of Cedar and Williams streets. Prem oame awarded at the Franklin Inatitate. nl6 Im*re INDIA SHAWLS ANP SCARFS AT REDUDED | PRICES. will find by farthe largest stock of Real India B YERS Cashmere Goods, of every color. Some splendid White aud Black Loug Shawls, the richest in the country, as well as the largest assortment, at'a considerable ‘duct fe prices, at ais iwrh GAMES BECK & COS, 259 Brondway. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS. BROAD WAY—EXTRACT— \d and discharges from the ear—that while m of total deafness N York, on bh ay home, he placed himself under the pro- al care of Drs. Castle & Edwards, Aurists." Under therr treatment he recovered his hearing, and has returned to ‘Signed, mne"}. MeNEYIN, Surgeon to Hi B. M. Fores, Jamaica. ACOUSTIC DROPS—A sure cure cure for m ins in and discharges from the ears, buzzing! iting sounds, collect ons of hard wax, or vitiave ions of these organs. nl5 imme TO TAILORS. ea UNDERSIGNED would intimate to the trade, that it now two yeutrs since the publication of the frst edition ofhis celebrated work on Cuttug Garments, daring which tine it has met with an anprecedented sale, and in no matance whatever, has auy objections be:u made to its practical utility. all who have used it, recommend it as ot the kind heretofore offered to the tra ple aud plai that A perton of ut ny, athe trac: tion enabled in a few hours to. y kind of garment in a style‘of elegance aud fashion, which heretofore vequited. years of the most intense study and close application. ‘The ay Thole work is Le eight toremeclaes per book, ie obtained of the author, at No. 113 Broadway. 3 limeodsre* W. H. STINEMETS, vary capaci JA CASH R, 29 Im*re IN HOUSE. AGENTS FOR THE CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOR. A. REMEDY for all diseas Spe a all ve path bao Feng OF AE, Frepared soley 2 PH ALON, 81 Brondway. O. Fish & Co,, Washi baldness is not beyond the State and Country Agents. D.C; Ayer & Phelan, 76 Brow : corner of Tenth and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia; H Rice, corner of Court and H ts, Boston ; V. B Lockrow, 54 Beaver street B! Brower, No. 10 Faltou street, Brookl Marebon, Ulster C B. Watson, 8.05 Newport, R. 1.; J. C. Duboice, New Paltz Landing, Ulster Co; Al & G , Drugaists, Hudson, N. : 'y Agents—173 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N, Y.; . & 1. Coddington, Apothecary, No. 303 Hudson street, corner of Spring, ee y . Sands & Co., 273 Broadway; Dr. Carroll & Co No. 3 Murray street. dl imtec ee aD OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO i No. t, opposite the Exchange. NHIS COMPANY coutine'to tasure. against lots and da: mage by fire on goods, wares and merchandise, ard against loss by inland ma ORO vessels and their cargoes. ‘Thomas W. Thorne. Elisha Riggs, rote, ‘Anson Baker, T.W bs Joseph Drake, Joseph Allen, James KE. Holmes, John P, Moore, ‘Wm. K. Thorn, Thomas Morrell, John C. Mi Heobert Smith ohn ©, Merritt, re mith. ‘THOMAS W. THORNE, Presidvet. Gronax T. Hore, Searetary, are Orrick JEFFERSON PBURANCE CO. on THE JEFFNow York, July 24, 1845, SHE Stoekho! i} the office of wish to fill up the i shares equal to the stock, ey tar ag eh he ee Rede convey their intention by post, to he FOR ORNE et, Gro.T. Horr. Bee’y. iyis rre TO THE LADIES! TO THE LADIES !!! ADIES having any kind of cast off or superfluous Clothing xt ither Ladies or Gentlemen, ) can obtain a e shares, or to recei oe it tod rf i fait cash price fo ae" by sending for the subscriber, at | her residence, No. 69 Duane street, berg. © P. S.~ A letter through the Post Office, or otherwii punetnatly attended te, nd Imre oy variety, at very reduced prices, by the quantity or single MUSIC, PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED ny SCHNEIDER §& REB Co) Groep one OM: 262 Pearl atreet, United States Hotel Building. =A large assortinent Mens” Cloth and Pilot Overconts, atour asual moderate prices | G8 & CO. 21 Broadway. | American Hotel. RCOATS, © and Youtts’ B PE RS—1000 Ibs Live Ger Cloaks, Ke, (or alg rex RDIONS AND MUSIC BOXES AC HE SUBSCRIBER, Manufactar and Importer of Musical | Instruments, has for sale a large assortment of Accordions, sical Boxes, and all kinds of ) eS yer ai ‘#1 Fulton, cor of Gold st. ‘The proposal made by the Amateurs was simpl the proceeds arising from their at Falino’s Opera Houses Tew informed, that the proceeds of the coming perfor placed iu'the hauds of W. F. Havemryen, Ea city, to be disposed of am ciation Whatever. dy of Hamlet, end Office cf the QO One Dollar, to a Lance Haus of the Granite Bui.pine aud Chamby ‘This model is 13 by 17 feet in ing, lodged not to be surpassed, as a speciwen of mechanie America. and scenery in New exhibition. tifal m: wished AIK, Wi HANTS’ Crvrens the Bi fiom drawings and specifications by W. mul, Esqs , has just been edded to the exhi de P Book and Music Stores under 12 half-price. ANUSH MENTS, | THE AMATEURS TO THE PUBLIC. gag HE. following letter bas beeu received by the Amateurs, ‘blication of which 1s d-emed but justice to them- the publicati ) selves and their intentions:— New York, Dec. 24, 1845 Ma. D.C Moornean; say in behalf of the ‘Association for the Impr.vement of the Condition of the Poor,” that while your kivduess and that of the gentlemen associated with you, duly appreciated, it sal of tee bevetit made by you thts morning—iossinuch, as the acceptance of the proporal, it is believed, wo with the position which this [ustitution desires to sustain be- fore the community. is deemed expedient to decline the propor id be inconsistent Acceptthe assurance of my res) serine tM. HART LE. ecly., Ke. a tender of formance, ou uext Tuesda spirit of eb and it was believed wes msde to a charitable institation. itappears, from the above letter, that the within named Asso- Cry is eat of mach acharacter, and ed aid is decti at therefore the teuder- he Amateurs present their obligations for he confession. and trust that they now appre ion which this institution desires to sustoin be- nity.” ‘The public are, therefore, resvectfully ace will be ayor of the the Poor, regardless of any Asso- Tickets for the performa uw Atte: e, Which will embrace the Trage piece, inay be obtained att oa Monday and Tue: tone leman and Lady. — d: GRAND MODEL OF THE CITY OF ELMS. HE recently constracted Move in carved woop ofthe City of New Haven, has, at great expeuse, been fitted up in the Le Broadway few days. 1} be ex and rep ni New Haven, am treet, where shed, tree, or other cbject in A collection of 4 Ow Pairings, representing buildings javen and vicinity, is connected with the The proprietor has also constructed very accurate and be medels of the principal Puntic Bui.oinas and dist eauiTies in New Yor the Crry Hat, real Foun’ Excnance; Custom House; the Tomas; TR Ling Gees, with real Fountain; the A very accurate model of x at Nauvoo, eks and Gustavus ion. Also.an (ford, anda model of Wirney's el Sf'the State Hous arent Fine Escare, ENG Doors open from 9 A. Tickets 25 cents, to I. the principal Hotels and Season ‘Tickets. 50 cente—Children - PORTER BELDEN, Froprietor. attr B. CUNNINGHAM, Superind’t. poned to Saturday, when he will be ai omy ef the | Also, a brief statement of | u Stirling Castle. The ministrelsy on her inauguretion—| Masic by King James I.—The beautics of the encient Scots pasioral melody exemplified The Queen's “Four Maries”—her devarture for France- edueation,accomplishments and amusements—The marriage | of Queen M i ree! Mary’s well to France— Her recepticn at Holyrood Palsee—Loy: Queen Mary’s reception by. ber nobles—her fl Castle—assemblage of her faithful ollowers—t patriotic resolves—ineeting of the troops at feat of the Queen's ancestor, Robert ct tection of Queen Klizabeth—her nineteen year’s capti | and death. 8 ted amoug the wo Plea uld be addressed, post paid, New ¥irk, only by WYATT & KETCH- Onstsy Philadelphia, Colon & Adriance, in the side of the face, giving a masculme turn to the | often and urgen will be found to be a great addition to day next, 30th inst to witness the rep the entire proceeds to the MONSIEUR JULES FONTANA, IANIST AND COMPOSER, from Paris, begs to an- nownce that his First CONCERT in New York is post- in the Apollo Room, hed artists 25 2t'r Farther particuls 1 TEMPLETON’S GREAT CONCERT FOR THE POOR. FPYHIS CONCERT will be given at the Tabernacle on FRIDAY, 26th instant. PIANO FORTE... aT «MR. AUSTIN PHILLIPS. B. yi MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. louse of Stewart enthusiastic lovers of the Science of James the Third’s attachment to minstrels—Curions them in his reign, and that of Macbeth— er helpless condition—her inauguration at h of Mary Song—Away, Winter, Away. f Improvement of Seottish ye gaug to the Ewe-Bughts, Marion? her Song—Farewell to thee, thou Pleasant Shore. ity of the Scotch—Re- markable coincidence—Nerenade of bagpipes— Anecdote of tho Pibroch usic of King James the Fifth—his ec- centricities and adventures. ‘Song—Jolly Beggar. Queen Mary’s marriage with Daruley—Birth of James the xth—Queen Elizabeth's (ii! to her god-sou—Mary forced a marriage with Bothwell—the marriage a protext for a re- | bellion—meeting of the two factions—Bothwell dismissed by the Queen—her i Song: ve 1 | “The Lady of Lochleven ed—her attempts to regain her liberty—Ingenuity of William | prisoument at Lochleven Cestle. ¥ ent of Queen Mary, Queen Mary's fear of being poison- jouglass—Mary’s escape from Lochleven. Song—Put off, put off, and row with speed. ight to Niddr ir loyal an ide rmy—Curious tradition ruce—Mary throws herself upon th Finale—Where shall I rest? PART II. The Star Spanyled Banner. ; author of Sally in our Alley, a favorite song the Poet of the time of Charles IL. Song—by desire, Salley in our Alley. | Theauthor ot this old English ballad-circumstances att it—approach ing winter—the beggar’s petition—Piry th of the Poor Old Man, whose trembling Li your door. bs have borne him to The Beggar Gul. Shield’s Cotemporaries—his Reward from the Fountain of | ' Hosoure George 'spersonal regars—Shield id Native Composers: ent—her opinion of Native Talent- I Id-be judges—Charles Iuel: ures of the Chase—:he Noble Earl with hia Stags, Song—by particular request, Old Towler . Tickets, Que Dollar each, can be had at the pal music pi stores, at the City Hotel, Astor House, Franklin House, How- agd’s, American Hotel, and the New York Hotel at the up- way; and at the Tabernacle on the evening | 7, to commence at 8. dare THE AMATEURS. . FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR. SHE Geutlemen amateurs, who performed “Hamlet” at Palmo’s Opera House, on the 11th instant, have since been y ava to te the performance, by uy of their friends who were unable to gain admittance on obtained at the box office of the Opera House, on Monday and Tuesday. Price of each ticket, one doliar, to admit one gen- theman and lady. 424 3is*me instant, at 10 o'clock, A. week, froin 10 A. M. to 10P. M: (except Christmas day aud eve- a NE The public are respectfully invited to attend. vm Lcheerfally comply with the request, of Lieutshant | ° ‘egollow ing Kroats, v Melutosh, to state that he was invalided home in consequence Aud at Krout Von where the Krout will be held. LADIES’ FAIR IN ST. PETER’S CHURCH, BARCLAY STREET. 'THE Ladies of St. Peter’s Church will open their Fair for e the sale of useful and Fancy Articles on Monday + and continue throughout the N' i [HE ANNUAL KROUT FEAST, will take place on Monday, December 29th, 1815. Tickets may be obtained Krout Von Hederick, 43 Chambers street. Krout Von Davis, 35 Chambers street. Krout Von Bunn, Wash: ngton Lunch. Krout Von Murphy, Fulton Hotel, 161 E. Broadway. Krout Von Shanon, 49 Market. Krout Von Wetmore, 304 Gand street. Krout Von Smith, 249 E. Brondwa: Krout Von Brownell, Hall of Records. Krout Von Green, 178 Chatham street. Krout Von English, 268 Greenwich street. Krout Von Hook, 266 Broome street. Krout Von Ritter, 27th street and 4th avenue. Krout Von Johuson, 31 Market strect, Krout Von Fitzgerald, Washington Market. Krout Von Craig, Grand and Clinton. Krout Von Packer,6 Washington Market. ingreeu’s, corner of Broome and Xldridxe, ttre Their fr.eads and the public in general are respectfully Tickets One Dollars, to admit a gentleman and two ladies, can he had at the door. 25, GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL. AMP C., WASHINGTON GUARD, will holdjtheir Third Annual Ball, on Fri 26th Dec., at Tammany Hall.— rice of wary Sth, 1846. ‘T YHE EXECUTIVE come neidental to the Hair, and ite | treet, Columbus, Ga, Tut- | Everard’s Fancy Store, No. 178 Grand | TOMPKINS’ BLUES BALL. HE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL BALL of this Com- pony will take place a: Niblo’s, on Monday evenin COMMITTE! Lieut. John & Pratt, Ensign Jonas Bartlett, 2 AS, Chairman, Lieut. JOHN TH _Sergt. GEO. H. BARR, Secretary. A2:055¢ HE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY’S BALL EMIGRANT SOCIET blic, that the second Anuw shill be given at Niblo’s, on MONDAY Evening, De- ets, to admit n gentleman and two ladies, are three dol- ars cach, and may be had from any of the officers of the ciety, Lr. W. Clerk 8q-, President, 43 Nassau st. Gregory Dillon, Eaq., Ist Vice President, 33 Barclay Joseph Stuart, kisq , 24 Vice President, 52 William Hugh Kelley, Eaq., 3d, Vice President, 138 Bowery. james bie x Treasurer, 99 Wall ‘William Redmond, Esq., Treasurer pi lace. John T, Doyle, Exq , Corresponding Sec’y, 75 Nassau at. M.J. O'Counor, keq\, Recording Sec'y, 99 John st. Felix Iugoldsby Maiden lane. John Manni ‘homas Boland, ksq., 18 Anu st. John McNicol, Esq ; 51 Roorevelt st. Thomas Swanvrick, kisq., 56 Pine st. Cy . Chaties E'shea, Esy., 04 Cedar st, Terence Donnelly, Kq..7 South Willigm at. 4 nn street. ‘And at the office o He NS an Ea Dare AT En, NeW YUKK——My MBROSIAL ROSE AND ALMON D si pa in ta:—J. B. Jaquemod, Ni nyette Bazaar, ‘Now 119 corner of Cedar and Wi ‘awarded at the Franklin HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! For sale by MOORE & CO., tho Amori nts, #0 Ann street, and Elliott, 173 DIVISION op. site Ludlow, New York. Price $1 a bott bot. jes for $5. nb im jo AWRENCE, MYERS & CO., 33 Stow have C4 received per ships Epervier and Sea, the undermention: Brandies:— : Otard, Dupuy & Co. in half pipes, pale and dark vintages, 1840 to 1844 Bonnemort & Beeker, do do do do J.J, Dupuy, dodo Which tngy fer tor sale. “Phe sine in'enger custom house lock and entitled to de! 6 2m*r cle, for sale in ie purchasers, by oe eK. COLLINS & CO. 86 Bouth st. RELT- 20 cases pa 20 cases jaye] sheathing Felt, a very seperior art | ng welt Byer rn ¢ ie dang NY Botte LLL w OO. 56 South at AMUSEMENTS. | GAPRSP INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. PARK THEATRE. Friday Evening, December 26, ‘o conelride wich SH ATTORNEY. Gord 40 coets ; Gallery Bors open at 63 o'clock, ad the Crriain willrise precisely To’elock. BOWERY THEATib. ANAGER AND PROPRIETOR Friday Evening, December 25, The performance to commence with TRACY'S BLACK KANGERS. Capt Herbert Trae 5 A. W. JACKSON BRIGAND MON vara. . Luigi ro bee Chatelet, “ Pitoed Gutters Fas gh cond and Third Tiers, 2 ete.; Doors will open at half past 6, the curtain wil! rise at 7 NATIONAL THEATE A\D CIRCUS, CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Under the management of WELCH, MANN AND DELAVAN Is opened throughout the Wint combination of unap Gymmniasts, unrival le proachable Eq) even in the great -eaine Temples of 1 advertisement will barely admit of a des- criptive list of some of the highly gifted artists of this great IN T MADAMr: MA! HOW. om ~=6MRS. A! MRS. E. WOODS, an All Tight Rope Dancer and Ean ‘anciful and My 3 ii jamande and Two Horse n, embodying a variety of Principal Male Equestrians dg NORTH and T. V. First Eq masertan Panraai lat, f . J. ROGERS. A New School with ros Indian Effects, 8. ‘Two and MBur Horse Eqn aud Positionist, J. J. NAT His pupils are W. Cincai Personifier of Local Characters, r of the Troupe, MR. McFA uuilibrist and Posturer, MR. G. DU Clowns, MiSSRS. MAY and WELLS. Ring Master, H. NICHOLLS. MESSI. DTCKENSON, An Orchestra fall and a and Little F Pastor. Professional Comic LATHRO) of Rough Riders, he numerous splendid The Box Office Te oPen from 9 ck in the morning untit 4 P.M, where every attention will be paid to the public URMSNUD PLitt PHILADELPHIA. HERR ALEXANDER xhibit a Series of Wille: WONDERF IN NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND MAGIC. THAAD Upper Tiers of Boxes . lors open at 7—Performance to commence at half past 7. ANCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELYHIA. Acting MaNacen,. 3 Draex Masacre Friday Evening, December 26, Sixth night of the Magnificeut and New Cabalistic Pantomime, with new scevery, dresses, appointments, tricks, &c. called GREEN MONSTER, Burke, Stevens, Myers, Me- Dunn will all appear, Prodi immense expense of \d cannot fail to attract ihe curiosity of all, as it will | present peifect specimens of machinery | lume by the most eminent artists of the day, rendering it com- ete in every department. 2 es AIA ce ith the Comedy of the POOR GENTLEMAN—in which Messrs. Burton and Brougham, with the combined talents of Two Powe: ful Companies will appear. VANAMBURGH & CU.’S EXHIBITION, No. 53 Bowery, U, vosite the Bowery Theatre, will open on Thursduy Evening, December I8th, 1845, speut years in Europe with afer having collected with .¢ most SPLENDID AND EXTEN- Ur ANIMALS thi in which Messrs Wood, Da steyer, Brown, Miss Carli his spectacte has bee: «wOOLOGICAL Ailliant suceess, bas returns Great care and expense, IVE CULLECTIO | hibited in this country; hibit to the New York pub | the travelling season. % Doors open from 10 to 12 in the morning, and from 1to 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and 6 to 100’clock in t hildren under 10 half-price. For particulars see bills of the day. dit A. DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL. ALLEN DODWORTH would beg leave to inf iends, that it is his intention to commence a Private : is resi Bronme street, ov Mox- long counext oa with the J himself of i: structions ted this country —such #3 rs of like celebrity—he feels wat he 1s ed to teach es, any in the cit Ml certainly give him a great advantage over many je that as it may, those who fa tronage ean rely upon acquiring a correct has ever been ex- ch collection it is his design to ex- lie, while making preparations for | Dancing world, aud havin from the best masters that | Paul Taglioni, and and his musical n, | and fashionable sty Quarter of 24 Lessons, including |“ Gallope and Polka. ‘Ten Lessons in the Wal On Monday and Misses over 12 years of age. On Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 o’cleck, for Misses and an ‘Thursday and Saturday, for Gen- ‘the Quadrille, Walt, Pc is and Hours a ursdays, et 3 o'clock, for Ladies and sboveevening. They have, therefore, determined to com- | ply with the geueral request, and respectfully announce that | the performance will be repeated at the ssme place, on ‘Tues- aud that the interest which is manifested | tlem tion, may be turned to immediate benefit, | 4" ithas been resolved to charge a price for admission, and togive e.“‘New York Association for the | Improvement of the Condition of the Poor,” who, at this sea- son. are wousually in want. Tickets, of which a limited number will be issued, can be | D, | SHAKSPEARE R. G. ROBERTSOD I be formed from 9 to 10, for thone who cannotatteud earlier. i f Private Lessons given at any other honrs, either at the resi- | dence of the pupil or at the school. 1 IANCING ACADEMY. HOTEL, CORNER WILLIAM STREETS. i respectfally informs his friends ‘and the public, that he has opened classes at the above actions iu the various modes of dancing. | Days of tuition—W ednesdays and Saturdays, from 3 to 6 P. M. for ladies, and masters under 14 ; and from 6 to 8 P. M. for geu- i class for ladies from 6 to 8 P.M. ce semi-monthly—scholars free : season OF DUANE AND | rooms for giv + of pupil while. at schoo will please eall as above. is hie first Grand Balt of the season kets $1, fora gentleman and his ladies Rooms, or «at Mr. R.’s, 110 Canal street. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Rich, Fashionable, and Staple Articles. PSHE subscribers are daily receiving, and co to their extensive assortment of rich Seal Gloves, Suspenders, & e wishing to subscribe Their assortment of all pertaining to the wardrobe of the tashionable gentleman, fouud far more extensive than that of any other estal ‘and well worthy the attentiow of strangers d intimate knowledge senior partner hav aged in the sane rantee that all arti- ry department of their. busin for the last twenty yea fe of business in this erty, isa ty their workmanship.— to the Ready Made Linen De- dat our Establishment ishioned to suit. the form of ni their erders by mai their goods of the best: sent with punctuality and all, favouring us at theold Establishment o} n, bot in the. di Particular attention is devot partment—all garments manufac: are cut after the most el made, and ry on being suites & AGAT! Broadway, comer of Park Place. UBSCRIBER most respectful able public of New York, that he has established in the ornamental confectionary business. xpe- rience of many years in this branch, gained in the greatest ca- pitalsof Europe and the United States, | manship, and as artist, enables him to furnish parties Temples of any description, jotte de Russe Jetlies, and al e same profession, of superior sty! ere His place of manufa roughfares, but those ladies who orders, may rely on being served without 0 their et Bd ie 5 a arate attended to, and experienced waiters | peg L. LEYPOLDT. | No. 121 Spring street. ———_— ee BRANCH OF THE OTTO COTTAGE, No. 43 Vesey Street, New York. LOUIS SCHWARTZ, GS leave to ivform the above establishment on ( intimates to the } periority of work: — dings with Pyram| . 44 Exchange | wublie, that be will open the frends and the ABBEY HOTEL be given at the above Ho: Tickets limited- t John Florence’s, LECT BALL w 2oth remain unseld—to be had by appiyiny of Broadway and I B. Moore's stages will couvey the company to the Abbi from 7 to 10, and will be ready to return with them when ca CONSUMPTIVES READ. , Roe! ASL E COUGH SYRUP, or Pulmonic jsamn!—Read the evidence:— BRAOKLYN, September 9th, 1945. Mr, Peek—Dear Sir—Thankfulness and gratitud my testimony in favor of your valuable Con I was attacked wi rated like magic d the soreness ol the sted allthe slerwy ly restored to hi 0 y refer any one who wishes to have further evidence of its effects, to my husband, at the M to Symptoms. an exeellent appet No 3Courtlandt st q assan street, Brook! Prepared and sold wholesate and r M and 117 Greenwich avenu ron, corner Spri d Hudson sts.; Hart, e ‘ooster }, GroveandiHus }, Fulton street, Brooklyn. ts per botth J. G TAXIDERMIST, BROADWAY, corner of ‘constantly on hand a vari manne! 1 shortest notice. KEELER & 0., Batter, Cheese Tay | others, are by these presents informed they inust Highly Important from Washington. Our accounts, last evening, are highly important. Notwithstanding the dissatisfaction which the nomination of Hoo. George W. \Woedward (to the office of Jadge of tae Supreme Court) is said to have given the Senators and a portion of the Repre- sentatives from Pennsylvania, it appears that the nomination was not withdrawn, but was confirmed by the Senate on Wednesday. By a private corresyondent, we learn that a cer- tain chque of democratic Senators have resolved to oppose Mr. Polk’s administration—to reject his ap- pointments—to defeat all his measures—to throw all his foreign and dumestic policy into confusion—and to drive him and his Cabinet from power and influ- ence, like Tyler and his guard. This combination is supposed to be formed of Calhoun, Benton, MeDuflie, Haywood, Allen, and others. We doubt the report about Mr. Calhoun.— It is certain, however, that there is trouble brewing somewhere, to Mr. Polk's administration. What particular direction it will take in reference to Ore- gon, Mexico, the tariff, or sub-treasury, we know not. In corroboration of these views, we find the fol- lowing ominous article in the Union, of Tuesday night, denouncing this Senatorial combination in advance, as a species of ‘ representative treachery” to the sovereign State: Sevatoriat Resronsteitit: servation for many years past, some one or more of the sovereign States of the American Union have, from time to time, through their Senators in Congress, been grossly misrepresented upon important occasions—misrepre- sented by agents accredited to the national legislature, and bound by the nature of the service in which they are engaged, and by the spirit of our constitution, to see that the will of the constituent body, and not their own will, if it be in conflict, shall be expressed in the coun- cils of the country We think it not altogether improbable that this sort of representative treachery will be repeated in some quar- ter during the pendency of the present “ long session.” This will be the case, no doubt, if opinions ascribed to certain Senators are really entertained, and shall be ad- hered to. Under these circumstances, and with this prospect before us, it would s« that tl “ doctrine of instruc- tion” is spontaneously pre jented for consideration, Wherever cS schief of atorial infidelity is likeiy 9 be felt.—U; All the rumors of expected changes in the Cabinet —of reports relative to the re-commencement and contradictions of the Oregon negotiation—of every other view heretofore given—are now explained. There are in the Senate tour or five prominent can- didates for the next Presidency. It is supposed that they will endeavor, in some way, to upset Mr. Polk and his Cabinet, in order to make room for their own chances hereafter. Whether these move- ments will maintain the peace of the country, or bring it into war, we cannot yet tell—but we will try. According to our _ob- Wasuincron, Dec. 24, 1845) ‘There is trouble brewing in the cabinet, and great inquiry about Mr. Calhoun’s opinions. The Senate have adjourned until Saturday, when they will meet, merely to adjourn and meet on Menday. Allthe nominations have been confirmed, except Dr. Tate, of Mississippi, as Consul to Buenos Ayres. Tate, you know, brought on the commission de- tained by Walker. The Senate Committee are taking evidence from both Thompson and Walker. Walker is endeavoring to throw the blame on Gov. Brown, ot Mississippi. Thompson will certainly be elected Senator from Mississippi The Legislature o. that State meet on the first Monday in January, (the 6th) The election of Senator will take place about the 16th. The nomination of Woodward has created a great sensation among the Pennsylvania delegation. Cameron and Sturgeon, (Senators,) and a majority of the Representatives of that State, are up in arms. They say Woodward is a “‘ Native American,” and a bitter enemy of James Buchanan. Col. Foster, who represents the Westmoreland district, call- ed on #. last night, and told him in honest English, that if Woodward’s nomination was pressed —that is, not withdrawn—and he (B.) did not et once resign, he would denounce him forever as a craven hearted politician. Cameron has agreed to resign, if Mr. Buchanan will leave the Cabinet and take his place. Woodward was the former Speaker of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, and the caucus nomination of the Legislature.— Cameron beat him by whig help. Kavenaugh, chief messenger of the Department of State, is removed. This wasdone yesterday. He will goin as assis- tant, ($350,) and await events. Up to this time, no negotiations have been opened by Buchanan and Pakenham, acting as Ministers Pienipotentiary. They have talked as individuals, but sey have done no more. Things are changing every day. 2 2 The despatches from Slidell contain more in re- gard to the indemnities than any thing else; and this he got from a Mr. Hargous, at Vera Cruz. Culi- fornia is not mentioned, I believe. Much 18 said about what he thinks he may do—nothing of what he has done. Whenhe has been there (in Mexico) afew weeks longer, he wiil find that he is dealing with men who are the best diplomatic deceivers in God’s world—as Thompson, Shannon, and others, have found is the case. ‘ A messenger started yosteray from the President, to inform Texas that she had been admitted. With respect, &c. Wasuineton, Dec. 24, 1845. Gatherings and Gleanings. The Senate yesterday confirmed Hon. Lewis M’ Lane, Minister to England, without any difficul- ty whatever, notwithstanding the objections of cer- tain presses last summer. He isto be instructed, rely upon it, on the line of forty-nine. Mrs. Semple, one ot the daughters of President Tyler, is in town, at Fuller’s Hotel. Major Noland, commissioner of public buildings, so long held in suspense, has to go now, they say, for sure—same of Mr. Hagner—same of Mr. Plea- santon—two auditors at like the French in- demaities, prior to the year 1800, and ever since It is reported to-day that Mr. Read, of Pennsyl- vania, for the Supreme Bench, gives way to Mr. Woodward, who has been nominated. ‘The squabbling about the little places under the Door-Keeper of the House is not yet settled. We phy have seen such ies lor egr anata in all our experience. It is a great pity that Uncl Sam has not offices for all of us. re, 5 Mr. Sloman and his two accomplished daughters gave a concert at the United States Hotel this eve- ning, at which there was a full audience of the élite of the city. The artists gave the highest satistac- | tion to the most critical, and the hardest to please were pleased to-night. A merry Christmas to you. Wasurnaton, Dec. 24, 1845. We shall have war by-and-by—not upon the Oregon question—not with Mexico—not with the West India Islands, for we shall get all we want of these places without war, just for the asking; but we shall have war in the Senate, we rather suspect. An ominous article in this morning’s Union, has an “awful squinting” to this suspicion. It is a leader on “Senatorial responsibility,” making no particu- lar specifications, but perfectly perspicuous to the initiated. Now, we scorn to pounce down, like a vulture, upon every chapter of instructions which ‘the executive oracle may promulge for the mainte- nance of harmony in the family, because such in- structions are sometimes necessary, and in this case they are imperative obligations upon the organ If a wilfully pugnacious defender of the faith steps out of the traces, and he cannot be persuaded or coerced into them when wanted, itis right that he should be admonished of the penalty of disobedi- “Now, we come to the specifications of this indict- ment. The Union, we think, in this article upon Senatorial responsibilities, has in its eye some such distinguished personages as Colonel Benton, An- nexation Bagby, Senator Westcott, and very likely Senator Haywood, of North Carolina, to say no- thing of Messrs. Sturgeon and Cameron, in connec- tion with the questions of the tariff and Oregon — While we Ru Reg La pec pee aos strongly incline to the line of forty-nine, 80 well anguted in regard of the ad valorems; but wherever he will be found, rely upon it, there will Senator Bagby be found also. pice nen bewil- dered, like a man in the woods, on the annexation uestion, and led out only by the it uity of the Great Missourium, we positively believe that if Col. Benton were now to move ana priavion of five hundred thousand dollars to improve- ment of the Trenton Falls, that Mr. Bagby would second the motion, and ane against all the world, the constitutionality of the proceeding. Anothrr thing—there are certain important Executive wen i- nations; and still another, some uncertainty abwut Mr. Turney, one of the safest men in the Bene re. But vpon the tarifl—upon the Oregon—and pe - ecutive nomiaations, Messrs. Benton, Bugly, ond