The New York Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1846, Page 3

MONG cY MARKET. Sunday, Jan. 4—6 P. M. ‘The stock market, so far as transactions are concerned, has been, during the pest week, rather quiet. Thursday being a holydey,the business of the week was derauged, and very little was done before or since. Prices of stocks, generally, were much better at the close than they have been for some time past, and the indications are in favor of an advance for some days. The money market is decidedly easier, and the rate of interest in the streeta little less than it was early in the week. Pri business paper sells at one and a quarter per cent per month, and the banks have loosened the screws a little upon their discount line. Any improvement that may take place in the quotetions for stocks, must be made before the arrival of the steamer from Liverpool, and before the banks begiu their prerarations for the Febru- ery quarterly reports. The steamer will be due about ‘the 2ist instant, and at that time the banks will com- mence their periodical contraction. No one can doubt Dut that the news from Furope, by the steamer leaving Liverpool on the 4th instant, will be of a very warlike character. The message of the President will by that time have been long enough before the people of Great Britain for tho prese to arrive at some point in the pression of public opinion in relation to the Oregon question; but the feeling among the members of the British Parliament, or of the ministry, will not be known in this country until about the first of March ; and from the receipt of advices by the next steamer, up to, and perhaps fora long time after, the receipt of advices of movements in the Parliament of Great Britain, all com- mercial matters must continue in a very unsettled state, ‘and the stock speculators, particularly, will be in a con. tinual state of excitement, from the inflations and de_ pressions in the stock market. Some timo has elapsed since the last war panic prevailed, and things have be, come comparatively quiet. We look for another panic in about three weeks, equal to any of the previous ones. ‘We annex our usual comparative table of quotations for stocks in this market for each day of the week just closed, and at the close of the week previous. In many instances, the closing prices yesterday were at an ed" vance on those ruling on the previous Saturday. The improvement in some of the fancy railroad stocks has Deen very great. Qvorations yoa THE Papen. Srocasin tue New Yous Sat. Bem Duy. Kod Thy Pry. 5 ae ee oe ax — ge k= gS oh Seige a re t= et ~<a, Bod. > a ix wea: RG &.& BS ee -— = - = 1 pb wb - bp = A cauigariata of the quotations ruling yesterday, with those current at the close of the previous week, shows an advance in Long Islend of 9} per ct.; Harlem, } ; Canton 2}; Farmers’ Loan, 14; Penn. 6’s, 2} ; Kentucky 6's, 1; Btonington, 12; Erie RR., 10}; U. 8. Bank, 1; Reading RR. 8} ; Morzis Canal, 24 ; N. Am. Trust, }. The market closed with an upward tendency, and there isa very geod prospect for @ speculative movement for about a week or ten days. The only movement'of intecest going on in Wall street at present, is that in relation to the corner in Erie Reil_ road stock. Some of the wealthiest brokers are short of this stock, and desperate attempt has been made to compromise the difference, or create new stock for de" livery. More of this stock hes been seld in the street than there are shares in the market ; and if it is decided tha, ‘stock created by a conversion of the bonds, is not a lege; delivery, the difference required from the shorts will be imment Some of the most extensive bears in the Erie Railroad, were the heaviest bulls in Norwich and Wor cester; and the result of their operations in Erie, i; likely to be just about as profitable as in Norwich and ‘Worcester. Notwithstanding the great and rapid rise in Norwich, the biggest bulls made very little money by i, on account of a secret division among the bulls themselves, by which the largest operator for & rise was out mancuvred, and experienced seriou, losses at the close of the advance. This corner in Erie is likely to take many thousands of dollars out of the same operator; and between these two stecks, his losses must be very large. Everything depends upon the decisior that may be made by the Board of Brokers to-morrow. Each party is sanguine of success. The party wishing to deliver stock created by converting the ‘bonds of the company, have several precedents to offer in favor of that morement ; while the receivers argue that tho understanding at the time the contracts were made, must be taken in‘o consideration. The price of the bonds, and the price of tke old stock, differs so much that the receivers could not have anticipated any such construction to their contracts as the shorts wish to Place upon them ; but if the shorts can produce any Pre -edents, regulating previous operations of a similar Character, they will establish a strong case. The body before which this case will come, trom the decision of which there is no appeal, have very little faith in prece. dents. lodividual interest, for the time, regulates the vote of each member, and the result, therefore, depends entirely upon the numbers interested for and against. Such is the excitement in Wall street, in relation to this question, that very little business will be transacted, at either Board, in any stock, until the difficulties growing out of this matter are settled. The old Boerd will be occupied nearly the whole session, in listening to argu" mente in favor of and against the points at issue, andthe result will be looked for with the greatest anxiety. Several members of the Union Club ere deeply inter- ested in the decision, as they are receivers cf a large umber of shares. The annexed table exhibits the value and destination of the exports irom this port for December, 1845. Of th® aggregate value of Merobandize exported, nearly two- ‘thirds were shipped to Great Britain and her dependen- cies. Among the items exported to Great Britain from this port in December, there were 78,668 barrels of flour, 58,150 bushels of wheat, 42,160 bushels barley, 130,000 bushels of corn, and 1,362,600 pounds of cheese, valued ‘atj nearly ,one-half the totel export for the month to that country. A very large per cent of the aggregate exports from this port was in domestic merchandise. Commence oF 7 Fy) or New Yoru ror tHe Montn EMBER, 1815. Merchandise f pamien a Ecvorttion of freien Tis OF To what country.“ Brit tesco e Sly Sree Brie hawt 1106 $13,508 caenuesatetl n, 35 906 ie Bag | Sate 9,28 780 — 323 2,305 9,419 = “ine 3088 7175 Total Kxports, ....., tees teens ‘The value of the aggregate exports fiom this port, for the year 1845, was nearly two millions of dollars less than in 1844. This falling off was caused by the reduced exportation of specie in 1845, compared with 1844. The value of merchandize exported in 1645, was greater than in 1841. Tho annexed comparative statement shows the ‘aggregate import and export trade of this port for each Of the past two years. Commence or = re zs FB Ygar—Iuvonrs anD Value of Import: Value of Exports. The average per cent duty on the totel imports in 1844 and 1845, was a fraction short of thirty per cent. The ‘average of one year compared with the other, does not vary a fifth part of @ percent. The decresse in imports in 1846, wi 3,068,468 more than the decrease in exports: | showing a balanee im our favor on the foreign trade of this port in 1845, that amount greater than in 1844. | ‘The decrease in the revenue from customs received Port in 1846, compared with 1844, wae nearly four ns of dollars. The decrease in the receipte at the Boston Custom House for the year, amounts to about Seven hundred thousand dollars, and it would be safe to | ¥ estimate the falling off in the revenue from customs, at | ll the ports of eatry, for 1845, at six millions of dollars. The vurplus revenue is aleo decregaing, and the increas. 0d expenditures growing out of the Condition of our fo, reign relations must reduce the deposits of the Govern. | ment very repidly. Within the past month there has Boon s falling off of more than belf a oe wey ‘The annexed statement shows the amount on deposit in the government depositories of the three principal cities, at the close of each of the past four months Bani ) oF Boston, New 194,303 724, 406 BR Total. ..... By 5,901,628 5,190.0 Pal Deposits: Se ine Sarrsat was The aggregate poe in all the depositories of the government on the 29th fof December, was $538,985 less than on the 30th of November, and the amount on depo" sit in the banks of the three principal cities on the 29th of December, was $832,217 less than on the 80th of No- vember previous. If the revenue in 1846 from customs should be no larger than in 1846, and the expenditures of the government continue the same as for the past yeer, the surplus revenue will be pretty nearly used up at the close of the present year. We should judge, from pre- sent appearances, that the revenue from customs would | be less this year than last. The probability of the tariff | being reduced will reduce our foreign importations, un- til the question is settled one way or the othier, or Con, | gress adjourns ; and on this account we antieipate a very limited spring importation. The operation of these things will be very favorable. A reduced importation and a reduced revenue at this time are desirable things, as they will make trade generally more healthy, and do away with the opposition, in a’ measure, to the sub treasury scheme. Old Stock Exchange. 7nd: Sie ey a a 7} GOO NY Sraces's'ss 903 100 “do. 0 37" 0 do blo 37: 3 do bis 57: do Ey 100 Harlem RR H 0 Fe 2) do bee 54 ef, wo 5 160 Aub & Roch RR“ 102 25 Ston RR 4 a s do 4 Ey 2% do aig i) ie wo 40 100 Nor& WorRR 6 50 5 6 00 2 do bIO 65: 00 100 do 0 % do bis 66 : a ee 0 250 ReadingRR = 10. 59 ea bos a bial WNHav& Hit RR 93 * 190 shas ReadingRR $9500 Erie Converted 50 Farmers Loon 7% 500 wae 3 400 Erie Converted 35° 500 do & New Stock Exchange. 2% shs Morris Canal ¢ 21% 50 .LIslandRR v3 57K, 00 do a 100 do a7 100 do c oe do bis 57! $00 do 0 do ba 57 325 Farmers’ Trust ¢ se do ce 573 20 Canton Co @ do anw Be! 2 8 MHS Nor & Wor ie A 5 StouKR mw die 250 © do aw’ 63 Died. On Saturday morning, 3d inst., Josern W., infant son of John Warrin, aged 6 months and 18 days. Oo Setarday night, 3d inst. two weeks, Oscan Henny, of Louis and Emily Ortis trlesie ot ihe Temily are, reepoctfu 6 js of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Manda poem, three o'clock precisely, from 106 Amity street. m Saturday evening, in the thirty-cixth year of his Tuomas T. Apgx. @ relatives and friends of the family are inv: to attend the funeral service, on Tuesday mornii t 9 o'clock, ot his late residence, No. 75 St. Mar! ‘lace, without further notice. His remains will be taken to Westchoster for interment. Ob Stee IN OF PA ARTNEREHI P. Cc BATCHELOR & "HENRY BIGUINS, ie dann edy mutual “TEETH! 7 E T EETH inse: without pain, and d srarranted go0d as the for biting and mastic natural ones, A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold for ee ak to be worn by atmos) oTottn eth Gold from oi) aaa corner of Canal street and Broadly, eo POWELL OOUn ET, AUROSIS tested was ed with reat attention and enceces. eterate cases of STRABISMUS, or Squinting, ured in olen nines, Lenn ae pany pale inserted that can scarcely be dis and residence 261 Broedway—entrance § Ms Traces ° AMAuRI street. A GERMAN GIRL WANTED Who does not understand English. to cook, ‘and attend on a of three persons, a geatleman, hig wifeandchild. To rele cese mmendations, good se wl be treated as one of the fa- 5 33 lem WeANteo. SE Wegman, with « freash W ‘Areut of mile, iy Norse’ ina re ble family. She wauid be willing to take «el houses Apply at%2 Green strectsin the rear afternoon, Sth inst., at | AUCTION SALES, uve PAINTINGS AT AUCTI k, ut No. 285 Unnadway, ca exeeligns cicecd odern eevee amongst which are several 3 A . rom Selock, lower Roots. ‘season to the public. siaisee and it is now a propipions tum pnd to suit buyers. Also,afew Double mD SEALING WAX, WAFER: 250 ie steal Pen Black aise ree see ate is Nea tie oe. c. peri | a 3400 Ibs, sis WA Mad. vasious’ qualiues, | | to $I pet above are SS al to the country, lets supplied on liberal terms, et low p 7 “et Manufventurer and ‘importer, 11a John atreet, onposite Cliff. NEW SEGAH STORE 415 Broadway, Corner of Lispenard Street, TPPHE BUBSCRIGER would inform hn friends and lie thy mt bed has ne Stal the above ba pk for the sale ity pe k is carefull rd ja3 Im*re vana aud P; ARS His stoe! tia! to business and fau dealing, to merit th strange a te of ithe art al lw're gE | ALIMENTAK RESER j Greenwich street, 150, | L 1UIS BONNARD, has just received by the Isst arrival, a large assortment of cg ° of Shirbourg; do. of Gelinotte: truffles There will bef eek 190, a Varisty of tun boxes, with aad without truffles eee pate 5 of the first choice, and oth Prathc a Tomatoe Sauce di cies ‘Of Fruita for ice Cream + er iy Hogue ; [linn Pastes, aud other tetera | “MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES | ROOM. INTER STYLE GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER and = Frouch Silk Hats, Travelling, Evening and other Care, of ery Dont materials, got up ia the moat fash houable and jug styles, are now ‘ready for inspection and sal "The prices ears te oer ror fared at Chik esablichy ment, thanotice of those m8 OWE, Merchants’ Exchange,” 10 tra*r o William etreet. 23. Panty soars, AAO PERFUMERY, eo neoee AND TOILET 3, RE sapere ited et the ate Fair of the Ame- admired display of choi sri was there ars advan asia em fe | Se iatiees Pesca Possession of askill | equal to that of any European Perfume: #8A. complete assortment of choice articles of the most. cele- brated foreign houses, will at all times. be kept om hand, thas liv his eusto and iso imported trom Furies, besatifal vot FANCY | du ARTICLES, app oaching holidays. ean ertise Soap which will change formity iuto betuty, and old age into ‘youth, or” Pomatums which will possess che trai for the geowth of the hai others; bat ne does pretend to entilically compounded that + | fret the most delicate skin, ‘a most - | Fation, so highly commen by an ‘accomplish eas ANDINS, weien will Prevent or cure the urraied Be SHAVING CREAM, an art | |, wil always be present in every geo! it virtue of creating new or ‘These miracles he leaves for fer TOILET SOAPS, so yrealipe alkeli remai | cation to delicate faces paration than the Cold Cr having, a much more elegant ie, ! Be ofere rer the head, ESSENCES, POMATUMS | and WA! 5, possessed of rioas properties, some design— ed to Reutty de eeann thy hau dered roy of the Beall touie to hair, atop its ¢ the | om destruction of the i be publi, 8 perfect] represented as such, aud is prepared, by an appli rent, x0 careful ns not to cadanger the which it di! from other goods, he can referto Messrs. Aspin- many others of the most respecta- ry, who for the last several years have , it wal iy be teken bick. “Tt angios 0 acquire for hig etablishinent a bar tyand good faith, whea, from the nature of the mi oom for misrepre d sili hi employ 19 maiutnn the sme aaherene se 1 is most respectto! EUGENE Rt ROUSSEL, Manufacti id Importer of Perfe No, 159 Broadway. bee y-bewean Liverey and Courtland, 431 im*re 14 Chequat street. Phuledsiphin. ion AN EXTENSIVE RAFFLE. =. a cleoret and Le eg ng hy Hotel Des Duex Freres, situated ye raffled, the abot Park, is | by the Ist of Febru } asics oft raf wo | Beat Rien tad all inlnding et being Segoe to eater into , induced, by many of their fris Zot enabled to. parchas wet — nh these f, otal, to it wil ‘most an | acces neerr kc ae ce eS ieaitecoa ‘success than in a thor tioss that = atared inte ov wet : fw extravagant | and is now in the most com in order that the | ay be condacted satisfactory to tl $ subscribers. they a os epraiat uinesamoce trameelvee, who are competent to Farther! eames: Saat Bac ae atthe Duane street, to Sale off Py raid age siete Pease, aND Furic ony, earn of by Ornice o THs Mexcamrice Moron. Inavaance Uo, Ney. homeory sud sobriety wil dated, TA MEETING of the Trunteca, nel “ie ayo the “pire berequitt JOHNSON. | mantel on the td tan Toul WALI wes PARTNER WANTED. | Feolgneds 8 enceny woo chetied Viee Procite, 16 FTHE ADVERTISER woold be pleased to form s couner- tks raleney'e oes Ty Ee terigestion of Jousph lished ia'New York of Bi "Hie is experienced in busi- ine Karo of the tan rom seeeeiiecet | "irises WALTER, Secretary. ‘Asnistant to's capltal—woe! itnation ‘i hi econ Te howee 0 rhoel and t ‘oa to san sad whens cunddreta! interview enn tabed, Sn3 er TWENTY DOULARS REWARD. O8T.on at ast between Wall street and the ‘or the hall: foged {rockers oor: A ul RK COM! x 5 “heme Movants by PI Ce # 1i Wall street, MATION WA) ¥: NTED OF GILBE ad GILBERT PHILPOT. ree Kio, Bout Sith saves Wile 'W ACTIVE 5 SU ESN ae tt to} bore thett expenses will red ‘eleari T NCE ATE oence OFFICE, AT8 riers er BROADWAY, ewes Broo Grand m to enaployers, oes Hs sitat}oun will be strietly eevee inowe but thehonest Fecommended or allowed een tari, them sre creseet, oma 6 | sirastions—no ‘nid im*m STEAM ENGT vor A | SUBCRIBERS wish to dispose of a superior exght Dees write alr a copes ‘Wes iret be sold « —— an he EN ETEROY4 | cae Poe 100 ERTS eae | 1 Flowers than all at tee val dirions Suttice iu the city. Pops free one ene Oo SAL £ AT THE NA ra in Tier will be sold at ne oe ‘ard, on MONDAY | oueey Ad i2 orelock, ean ay Pi Proctsons and jus, lea, Bread. "pes and half ipes, Shoo Construction, $e. Derr of 1 Casks. SOR ou af Yerds and Docks One aie of O Ch Basi ens, oy Ferniar ‘ite! sonia Candlesticks, Grindstone, go _d30 ware THOMAS ie cane pes WA® BATE, vavipa pero hehe oe yee Pe ta Aimee Tents | Dir jh cs {ei nin lane, New Maneivermors, Reda Heh day mst LY BA’ +) ft cared we al Gedae the Bras of” ty pe ganducted THOM. 102 Maiden lane, near Jan 5, 1846. red enti) th HN ac, ae +, various articles of | ong which ae 4 fee Load | er Cheese, | * rance Company sdsoee, condos ies byuianen we Dries tasemmess freight: have been received, an Dollars additions are daily being “The Company yavites at whieh | hy pos greater protection and larger retarns to The mae Hunt Thos: Achelis, mt Later, Geos Wess, tori jae Freeland” £ ; felaon, : Wilton 6 Hua i 8 Bier, wart , Marsh, ard. Geo, Kirby, eat Foonard Hoary Jeesop, ar. G Ballock, aD: Phelps, lerman JOSEPH WALK | Lewis we viee Peen Frcsdent | _Etuwoop Waiter, samp a | OFFICE OF JEFFERSON TRSURANGE 00 co, Wall j Tae comany Y cowugne tot tines to tanta euina Tong and de: ae ii ai ais Groner T. Hore, Seerctary. ORE CONFIRMATION: THAT ‘CONSUMPTION rom infancy. which ‘ovde, ie bate sever nit ewestny Sogttronen derang ment eet rect weakaeys an | by Seboweh’s Fs Falmonie Syra dtermi aoe aee kt he | tale Mt loosened kod ellrved my jon, and torecover. Lam at this time iywelland hearty, end. sttribare ‘sole Walch Te laos ancollopy tiooe ‘wonld yeoomungeh | all Pe, it, believing that if are ed, T have genie nin " ENOCH SWALLOW, Couerit New Jersey. The genuine Palmovic Syrupis iy yu the | roprietor, and is for sale at his principal officn, No. 1C Hinde stcet, where persous enn veceive ndvice, Revetvelr tenes | and obtein pamph wong consumption, ve romplrint, Ah ‘ee vrsy street; A. B. Bande th, ‘243 Bleecker street; and ‘ooster, Washingtoo are, man dows not sell my ori to avoid deception, appl; WSCHENT m | PACKET SHIP ARCOLE, FOR HAnSEIte | Esengers by this abip will Ros at half past 11 o'etoek. | REPEAL! REPEAL! | REGULAR Mon bly mt ihe Oped Ie Re Synuary at Oclock. | laa ar Joel ms Ieesdi to sie 3 AVA re ! OYSTE ! DOWNING, 3,5. and nee want gh way baie La ; yee tap hand, for the 9 ee irre ) the following articles to suit the taste of ba har led Oysters, p PL Tal Sra oes ee | Safeco foxy ae A be Live 4 . * 4 LJ “ it | ry J5utr R. H..c. ne | “Be. offers ne Cosmetic CREAM, 10 invaluable an appli | iT ly inform their fr knowa | 167 | “Me TIM aad chine finger, will pla AMUSICM aNTS. ler the Patronage of / of Numerous Families. MR. WILLIAM A. KING Has the honor of capouneit thet his ANNUAL CONCERT L TAKE PLACE on TUESDAY reetsd Bz oi, 1sth, 1846. ae HRPPARD. | v 4 Nae or ra Fa rie and | £ HARVONIUM, = kes from Paris, hai Be’ rar d containing ms ot van euny ste ee ag Bpon, he dest ‘time in this pani the A wind by Mr. ae oa hy eg combined with the AVIS, the e form a Gre: mee | ANew Peanci aoe nt, former on Cs y, for the first time in several yeare nnd by particular request, ‘Herz’s Grand Daett, for two rtes Mr. KING will also rand Septette, (1st and 2d Move ment tboe, Horn,’ Al- to, Violoncello. inson, Der wort, Walker and Pirsson. Congert to ThePi: oa ae ‘occasion, will be from the celebrated \. Fail part. nouneed, Tickets Fifty Ceuts, to be had at t ‘at the bine’! Seores, »nd at Nible’s Garden. Wine AT PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE; 4 HE HARMONEONS—Being grateful for the cordial re- ception and Mattering | platae bestowed by the numerous and respectable audience w! eves Present at their first ap- New York. will ‘hovor te Er their SECOND MUSICAL SOIRE! AT FAPMO*. ON TUBSDAY EVENING, JAN, 6. Cards of } to be had at the Book Principal, Musie Bto1 doo: Doors _Doors open at 6) Oe to commence st7ige’cloek. —_j5 2t*me MMIT, PROFESSOR OF THE BANJO, ee Pee eae SCHOLARS wi be taken to learn the BANJO— Chee references cau be given, an eee be attended to at their residences. Api scare street. ister i, H. COLLINET: Director of the Orchestra at Quest Attonee Balls Bick hace, sett tie Gonrtet france, has the hovor to ann mee to hie s fends and the pab- Deas to info is tow prepare ato receive ive their orders i Balls oa Boirees Daneanteg”Acdreas at hin residence, (00 Broadwa Cont of orveral of the autinee, Mr, HUDSON'S LE “ , A record Lectare will be given oo TUESDAY ovenive, not on Menday, as was announced—Monday ev being t the ‘tume of the monthly religious meetings. E DWARD MATURIN, A. M. forms those: seatlomen desirous of instraction in A CARD. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. UsIC TAUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN SYSTEM— y who is well experienerd ju teaching, Bhe is desirous of obtaining afew more pupils, Terms mod OB Hat the clfige of this paper, shall’ be duly atteaded'to.. 35 Imtre LOOK AT THIS. FREE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING, At the RECESS, 157 Broadway. HIS is = themost pleasant places of resort t ity, who like Tational amusements, wou! jisappointed in the e arreogements LUNCHES' are ‘te c ron id Turtle ¥ eadays. "The above establish syle, where fara rooms may by the I, month or by the year, at aes ae raton. jd lm*m HE GERMAN copiuhi ON BAND would respec’ful- nds me that they are pre pared to play at bails and ott the newest ions, ‘altzes, Gallops, Polkas. by M fasard,’ ‘Strauss, Laat bey ke. ‘he Band consists of from two to twenty-five instruments, | ¢ to cure disor | with Harpaccompaniment. Orders will be altended to at the emoluient pro: | shortest hg t not theat di: 1 Fore, MrJOHANN MONCK w Hares Bins Nerves on sessomavisigoreer teeein ar Ne im street. i41m*m TOMPKINS’ BLUES BALL. i bd SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL BALL of this Com- pany, = take place a. Niblo’s, on Monday evening, Jan- COMMITTE! Lieut. Joha R. Pratt, ine | wary Sth, unign Jonas Bartlett, th SSNs THOMAS, Chairman, Serat. GEO. H. BARR, Secre dtuodse ANCING TCADE D, MY. | SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, GORNER OF DUANE AND | STREE' . ai 3, BOBER TS scopectinlly informs his friends that be hss pened classes at the Co above structions in Peek peur 'Ativte cna for ladies ten to * take ‘ake place sememonthlyecl “pena | ast papiles oul i tickou “Tbe shove roome have, ppt tic te nie ee at "Bea wl ge oh fs Sxet, Grand. or of 8 Seq green on. on hadnt the € lass rma, Or at a, 110 Canal street.” 223 Im*m BALLS, ee oe <a = Rich, ticles. jon "[!HE subscribers are. daily receivi ony contint to their sive, ‘assortment o rich Scarfs, €: Gloves, Buspenders, sroorpueent of all-artiches ‘ap Their the wardrobe of the fashionabl: tl wil ienge | Seal av sc a a say he various in thi and well worth: attentio of st $3 | ment LJ ia city ae manors long and ol spit ne AI ‘every dej of their bus y fe of cones kr lec oe oy eed : in this city, isa cles Ugeected and ceiona’ fy'"us. may ‘be de oe iperiority, of | their ish, bat i in ne, eatrabliy of een nahip— esta 6 crrmeats mana at our Establi It, ‘Egret os Sent te mage B.—Gentlemen reuirng iivate rooms, ean cen are cin So nt ovine bt reality, Near, gabeerition nate, amounting to upwards of Two Wares cal - lar UO meres A T 1 a ey ne enn ceca commission. Cali on Agree oneal yr and er fair end ch ey {a fvouriog P arith at theold Establish: er | 6 Im*re * i tees ke At roadway, comer ‘of Place. _ PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED aT SCHNEIDER § REBHUN, 568 Crosby Street. di6-Im're MUEFS, MUFFS AND FURS. ERE T ete mento Fine Furs,and we bi} ‘alone superior but , near Gold street. t at his stores warranted to be what aM Wha ‘ OFFICE OF THE NEW YORE ¢ GAS LiGHT CO. Anngal Election for Thiriere, Directors of the Com- Ne ‘cea @ this oen, o. 176 Centre street, on “the yee 5k bill be cloned from the 27h natant ati Motion *c. ib RYERSS, see ROBINSON'S ATE! PORTABLE aga enone - health, will | TH Sian TW emtald of coeeutial eolity m thet: tot-ekataber water, of fe Ther Wea eine secitiee ships, hospitels, ee. | bee ae caer Cente eee “ietwrnen STONE, BROTHERS. TO CAPITALISTS. ABCE LAND AND WA: otis sect papers Jement on ST nets eon ae ork, in Delave “fa two years the | aes pea ushed. Thi 18 worth owner to of oan advance $3,500, can ting up a Veneering . $100,008 fe anal ere, zeus, “Look at this very impor- anor: N. Corie maar tt i ease Nassan street. N. L cone LOTS for sale. a3 Sere GAN ae ere ue HOLYDAY ouchers, neatly pri A a 20 Wall at., cor. Nassau ECONDHY AND ae FASHION. | | PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY, dye | ereapeatn ST es SS a oP | 103 Fulton Street. PRICES: HATS. LX A. rt vend arrive at the same even- have been made to line sure, passengers can on arriving a8 Sat tne THO) eco, und 7 » Broad erect. bad reatest wxpres~o Store of | at | ‘Upper Bo: | Boe iy | UNMERUE Sihus? Piensa uray f tpt | stabs | mghy ad | havi fe Fe | janwary nett, between the hours of 11 | tf Sedeny cms wee fer it for }; and any one wi hase half 4b | and a al — AAUSEMENTS, ————— f4RK THEATER. BEN:CFIT OF MRS. SEGUIN. Mondsay Evening, January 5, THE Brees. cps i | re) fitter, ions by Mayseder, on SOWERY THKATAn. A. W. JACKSON... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. ‘BENEFIT OF MR. J. R, SCOTT. Monday Event | | | | \ > rer Boxes: | Pit dad Gtilery, tise nt _ | _Doors will apen st half past 6. the curtain ill rise at 7 | GORMAN 2. BAtna {tt ed OPER. HOUSE, MONDAY. January 5, 1M6—Will be performed, FR TCH or, the Lie ‘of a Berlin Chorister—Petit Opera iu two acts, by Li wis Schneider. . To commence with LIST UND PHLEGMA, Comic Vau- | by Lows Au 08, Grotesque Dane jerand Herr Bendix, Prone sémuaioaFirt ‘Tier, 50 cents; Parquette, 3735 cts; Kes, ‘open at 7 o'clock, performance to commence at 8. | PHILADELPHIA. ++++Mr. Burton. Lesoxe,..... Stace Manaae! FIRST ATPEARANCE OF THE CELEBRA’ CHRISTIAN HUBER is recmasees Evening, Jan 5, The performance will commence with au entirely new Farce, | nett THE ARCADE, Wiston, Mr Owens; Rerdy, tir Howard; O'Slack, Mr Brough- ‘am; Mrs Cloud, Mrs Hughes; Miss ‘Thayer. After whieh, CHRISTIAN UBER wil ae To be followed b Mythological Burlesque, called 5 |. abe illest snd Ay thological Burlesque, calle Adonis, Mr Burton; apid. Mr Owens, Marg, Mr Brougham; ‘Venus, Miss hia, Mrs To conelude with auother performance by Chistian Huber. ARCH STREET THHATHE. PHILADELPHIA. Ersex Manacen...... eooeMa. H, B. Brerney THIRD NIGHT OF THE} EE NCAGEMENT OF | Monday — , January 5, ., uforeaancas wil ‘commence with Prince gt Denma tes, Morris, geet, Burke; Mrs ureen. and Master Wood “Tithe whole to conclude with HONEST FHIEVES, | Teague, Mr Shaw; Abel Day, afiuske; Obediah, Morteyer: | | Mr A.A. Ad ter of BER- | TRAWA Imomtie: nies Baviee ete 0 NA'TIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, CHESNUT STREF'T, PHILADELPHIA, Under th: se nanage ment ! WELCH. MANN AND DELAVAN & Is opened throughout the Winter Se: combi m of Io pls ngs ques ts, pind even in the gre A801 wih, a Drillians | sores fe Temples of its of i avectiasenaet will barely admit of a des- ist Og some of the highty gifted artists of this great mens WN THE FEMALE CLASS. | aap Alte as ay oe MBS. HOW, First Principal. Fir a Sess Aquestrian. ops. &. WOODS, om Allesnan ‘wo Horse Kauestrian | Tun Hops Dancer and Rau fahoarine’ sees at | Faneifal sad micie character aa Male Barley: HRY! NORTH and T. V. pescrion, nn Punto a J. ROGERS. East Indian Effects, | A New School ‘SIGNOR fGERMANT Two and Boar Horse Equestrian and Positionist, J. J. His pupils are W, Cincade ani Little F. Pastor. rsonifier of eat Ch F Pers oT c>KENBON, le fall and entre: ALLEN. 3s open iron 9 o'clock in the morning w IM. where every atteution will be pad to the publie PARK THEATRE. | MRS. SEGUIA'S BENEFIT. M3385 SEGOIN respectfully ‘announces tha her BENEFIT aay Evening, January 5, 1846, TLIO’ S24 raed \ ht ao eal a N, MEL RFRA Beit Mie DELAV ANTI i | | Bs BEGUIN is happy to be enebled also to announce that | | she hve made a ar etars celebrated Professor | MONSIEUR COLL from pees rand \Gondetar of all the Balls at the a and the Tui whe will have the meric, and of per- | j¥3 SakMatre | ‘ANAMBURGH & CO.’S | | MOOLOGICAL EXHIBITION, tg, 53 Bowery, | |. wtamrginy eveeiee? aire, rll ‘Tien, 1845. pes ving spent, years 1m Hurope with te | mee ve ment ra RCAUARD ceeee |S iE ECULLRC TT ON UF ANIMALS that hasever are | Be i th! col jection it is his o Hew Yor! jutitc, wale saking properetions | or int me ule oak inte syn | _For partie for aceon ieee a PF a imtre_ | | BILEARMONIG } SOCIETY. youRtH SEASON~SECOND CONCERT. | Tek ace LIC and nibers are respectfally inform | | cert of the, present hae | fateplace Apollo SATURDA | ING, January 17th, (04. Subscriptions, rece rs. em aM SIGN d29 is Math re : Secrotaty. | hth Annuai tall | | OF THE pMERALD DEE OF THE CITY TLE of the above Assocs wi vi jenre P iatores the beasre ent pal ode re | Annzal Ball will take Pate ae ES. | the ¢ eee (le ay fe Comainee viedge } ives ‘certious mil ben red on iF part to | make the even e enter ent as agreesbie as, if 7 | | tke het ell dose’ who feel interested in | ding aa Aay! for the derttute Stale Orphans of eter, | i ical i occas io! | "iPickets ot . cam be procured frees the aid See ae jong eae oF ARRANGEMENTS. | \ wen ue York and Pearl. | ecay Beers, mer York | md Main. ie Sn | tie J. How: “Powe a jen Reilly, 10 York street. . Hicks ard Atlantic. 2 O'Neil iS damen est | |. PL HL Lennon, Soha Kinchaler, corer York and Groen str rar Adancie and Columb, Johe Sweeney, comer Asian = Hinchey, Atlantic street. ope Sarre? oa nes street, N ft Ki. | Korfy. corner Jackson and Piymouth ! Ter Brady, Wi 150 York, or of Jaines Buna, Sixth Ward Hotel, corner Duane and Centre | pegetttrtn New Yorks and ; Sweeney, Ann sre ae) CE BRADY, tee Lothia's Uri fihon Band i euguged: Floor | ander the direction of Mr D. iancing to pokey nv 8 o’cloe! | ) JAMES A SWAIN, | casH H TAILOR, | 829 im*re CARLTON HOUSE ej oes Sowers oe “ee mood, Fe | Se eee its wie ee = EY othe oe | ‘Sareet vdiilon os ht ae ‘netram pais seit ha Dromored is ‘or ten minutes after its is to eho, wads var — a aa te | a wg 19 Merk: eewee, Pl Mr. BrouGHam. | | On whigh seroaAE ‘Adolphe Adams’ celebrated Comic Opera, b | wits: PenaU | [Here Mr. knuckles for insi | sincere in its offer of | LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. | =——. | Wasmineton, Jan. 2, is6 Pakenham is greatly alarmed lest his efforts to compromise the difficulties between this govern- mentand his should not sneceed. jic has made overtures to Mr Buchanan, but the latter is waiting for the next arrival from England, in order to heer of the reception of the President's Messege. Every thing will turn upon that. The admunistration is anxious for a compromise, but outwardly, and to all | Sppearance, in favor of war. All this pretension of | theirs is only humbug; yet « very little thing would | stir up a fight. _ There is a delegation on here from your city, oon. isting of Messrs. Bogardus, Warren and Connelly. | hone have come from,the Ci tom House, to wateh awrence’s interests. There is no necessity ior this, for that gentleman will, of course, be con- irmet | | The excitement against Woodward, of Pennsyl- Vania, continues to increase hourly. baie a President does not know what to make of it. He feels he has ; made a mistake,and does not know how to get clear | of it. The Senate, too, is overwhe! with re- monstrances against his confirmation. They are | i in from every quarter of the cow The whigs having formal danomoed om sativinws,” will leave him in the hands of the democratic majority, and wash their own skirts clear of the mnaibility bs his confirmation, if it should take It tho do this, they will gain at the next e! eet twenty times the number of votes they lost at the last, by their temporary connexion with the “mative” i Horatio Jones, a clerk in the State De; was removed on the Sistult. I have not Beard the reason for it, nor is it yet known who his basal | is to be. Aziz... i} Wasuincton, Jan. 8, 1846. | The war panic still rages in the House. Mr. In- | gersoll, Chairman on Foreign Relations, led off, to- | day, in a temperate, facetious, witty and diplomatic | speech, for the whole of Oregon—and promised that the committee would report the twelve months’ notice by-and-by. Mr. Darragh, of Pennsylvania, | was for “the whole of Oregon, or none”—and | mdulged in a fling at South Carolina; whereupon | Mr. Holmes thought that, while one rifle would do | to shoot down the wolf (Mexico), adozen might | not be too many for the lion (Great Britain). Mr. | King, of New York, went for the whole territory, because it was necessary to preserve something like ja balance against negro slavery. Mr. Winthrop | was for peace—even if peace should require the | | suspension of the twelve months’ notice. Mr. Owen | was for giving the notice. Mr. Baker, (whig) of | Mlinois, took all the wind out of Judge bn | sails. He notonly went for the whole of Oreea but forthe whole continent; and the giving, when | war shall commence, notice to Great Britain, not | only to leave Oregon, but Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Jamaica. Mr. Baker was all over in a blaze of glory several times during his speech—and must have bee» enrap- | tured with the plaudits of the galleries, from the increased enthusiasm of the gentleman’s indigna- ‘tion against John Bull, at such intervals. Alter which, the House adjourned. One thing. 1s reduced to 4 certainty—the twelve | months’ notice will fe through the House with as | great a majority as the Texas annexation. What will be the result in the Senate, is not so well as- certained ; but we think it will hfe through. And, what will be the result. then ? Why, Great Britain must either come to terms or fight. Tt will have the effect of precipitating a settlement one way or the | other, and whether in the scale of peace or of war, | let us arm the seaboard, and rig the shipping. You may expect to ‘hear of Levin, the native, | flaming away in gallant etyle, next week, for the “Jatitudeof fiity-four forty. “The most beantiful fea- | ture in Ingersoll’s remarke, was the idea that we | should ulumately colonize the whole of Oregon, | North of 49, with Chineee and emigrants from the | island of Japan. He said the: ee le first rate colo- | nists. Levin, we expect, will oldest, to that. Mr. Robert Owen, the (eer ee ese philanthropist, has come to town. We understand he goes for the | whole of Oregon or none. | _. There was a quiet social! hop at the United States Hotel last night. We are to have them every Fri- j day evening, henceforward. House of of Representatives. Wasnineton, January 3, 1846. After the reading of the journal, tne question came up on the Oregon busi left unfinished yesterday. Mr. Cuantes J. Inaunsort made an address of about —— hour on this subject. He said the only thing we anted in Oregon was men and women. The only «thing ‘we can do is to ‘le the country. hildren. The ladies’ gallery, on this @: minutes before, it was a con- stellation of shit stare, but it was immediately turned | into a milky way o! scented cambric. Some one m the noighborhood of Mr. McC Connell’s seat said, “ Then, fas ae you need not LL said bi sorry to find his oriental hairman of the Committee on Territories, (Cries of “ West is not oriental.”) Mr. I replied, “ Occidental, sir ; oz-idental, sir, (refe! referring jouglass’s siout little body.) He was not for “masterly activity,” like a dis. tinguished statesman, (Calhoun.) This country was being rapidly settled. Since he roe about two years ago, the population of Oregon bi reased to seven millions. (Roars of laughter.) Seven thousand, sir, seven thousand. No wonder that we should haves little ex- aggeration about Oregon. These men hed more rifles in their hands, and were more in number than England has there, or can send there. We have power soon now there to hold Oregon in spite of Great Britain. = make war wu i | auniversel blush. A few mii friend, the absent. P vag He ea peal I ai), ses fox peace hu if wer comes, then an inch of re | ‘matae'on the ocotineet Mr. Hanatpson obtained the toe flee en Se ee. hyp dla 4, of Pennsylvania, floor, eat me complaint about his re Prevented from | cectian, ee eeee Sere said he was in favor of 4 Oregon, and m faver of giving the notice. | hoped certain gentlemen would be now as valorous as on Texas. Mr. Houmes, of South Carolina, lained. He wes gd sap See But the case was rent from Tex- In place ot one rifle to kill oer to have a dozen of rifles to kill the lion. iene Mr. Di cle ae | ye sate naaeaee oF tee Oronen, bil}. ee Benet ve a ere y fi seg Done met the Americans poe po ot Baka a, wi Procaten, and they kuow ue” if’ England shall not imectore vettres with oer own territory ! He ssidhe believed that the administra- toon knew thatthe 49th parallel would be rejected, or = would not have offered it. ir. Wintnaor took the floor, and chained the atten- Lge 6 Ss Hee nee He was sppoved to the termination notice. He doubted whether he would take | up even his own resolutions, which he offered a few days since. He was be hagrde cA Leow be laid on the ® recor ° . We rights in Oregon, which he was willing to defend. He ped all imputations on tf ee nat tobe [naged by y blsedat vines nation was too true the re rot ree, kind, to which cy heart of there were better fer eA If he ‘wished tht retort uj ask where were jens rty-nine 4. | considered that our rights nine dren could onl; 2 geno thought it i it to make pre! she Res Fe teen Tear ty to the present admi offer.* 7 , of Illinois, was in favor of all of Oregen, me Dane of shell littored on her shore, He wee ee ee are, would fight for