The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1846, Page 3

Pi sof it, except $1,500, which woos it, ge os T untimac’ tian pear and of the same congregation to she and her husband belonged. Her next step <ainnies poran ofthe proper ee sre venta, and it in other funds in the name ) the man who was examined on | the stand ity morning. Mr. Blunt continued to say that there were @ number of femaies in the house with Mrs. eo and that for months ufter the marriege of his client they remained the sanction of Mrs. Ferguson coatinued to give him | every species of annoyance, until he was compelled at | last to {2 span to the public authorities aprelecion, ant. end | had them removed from hishouse. Mr. Blunt combatted the statements of plaintiff's counsel, ani promised the that Me ¢ client at the time this | eh ete med trend. Mie, Whitieg: hace | his lea r. im- self, th the sot Nene aed two or three of the most re- te ici ow, had examined Mr. Ferguson at the ti time, Br Yrore tant be was tree trom all dlsecse.o the ti Munuen, examined by Biont—Is a physician | for upwards sf thirty yeers was called upon by Mr. Ferguson on the 28th of September, 1844, for witness to ine hi ‘stated to witness that there were re- | guson, was fectly free from any theses might have ie the case before, witness perk Bee, say. Crosrezamined by Wurtino—Resides at 762 Green- wich street; did not examine xamino him as to what medicines | he was taking atthe time; witness did not su; he | was taking any medicine at the time; he t witness that he wasa member of the church, and that repons very injurious to him were afloat, and bis principal ob- | ject in uring the examination was to set if a with yw members. | ¢ court took a recess. Evewina Session. Dr. Tratt examined by Buvxt.—Is a physician; knows Mr. Ferguson; he was under witness’s care during the last summer; he commenced with witness in July last; he was laboring undera ag koee; witness prescsib: pee he was perfectly free at the time from any Cross-rzamined by Wuitixc.—He mentioned nese that he had been with physicians before, and had \ taken different nostrums; witness did not examine | particularly as to any other disease. To Buuny. —He told witness that he had been a few years before in the south, and had fever, and thet he had taken mercu: a remedy for it; oe thinks the | dipensert in his ine Phe! a oo Gm Dr. Caino.—Ie « physician; did not know fe. Ferguson until the day witness gave him the certifica on witness to exatine him, and witness gave a nee a Ie tificate; witness made the examination, and found that he was free from the disease be wes charged to have. Cross-examined.— Witness founded his opinion on the statement made to him by Ferguson. The case fer the detence was here rested. Dr. Cle- ment was recalled for the tiff, and examined by Wuee. If a patient came to witness and stated that he wanted to have a certain disease checked, so that he might be enabled to go before iB be conhereeae jet from him a clean bill of health, he by apply- ing @ certain medicine, check the oe forau hour or two, and enable ee Patient | to dhs fore another doctor without any dai The cave was ha a Mr. Blunt commenced summing pp for the defence. He was replied to by Mr. Whiting, for the Mr. Perko followed Mr. "whi: ting for the defence. and Mr. Ge:ard closed the argu- oe ihe tiff. je Judge then charged fs jury, Cat directed them to bring 10 8 sealed verdict iy #4 rn For the plaintiff, Mesars. ‘Gerard and For detendant, Messrs. White and Blunt. j ‘The Piumbe National sis. Gig Galle: | on the upper corner Of Brcadway any and Mar: street, ions inte’ e: ting place to spend an hour that we have | : , Professor Flumbe’s care for the comfort of his vigtors fesuch, thet each party of ladies can have a room to selves, without intercuption. MONEY MARKET. Monday, Jan. 5—6 P.M. . There was a slight dec'ine in quotations for stocks to day. Morris Canal fell off 2 per cont; Farmers’ Loan 3; Ponnsylvania 5’ 1; Norwich and Worcester 1}; Sto- nington 3; Reading Railroad 1; Harlem}; Long Island 1}; Canton 1}; North American Trust and Ohio 6's clos- ed firm at Saturday's prices. ‘The excitement in Wall street before, and for a short time after the Board of Brokers adjourned, in relation to the points at issue upon the Erie Railroad question, was very great. As soon, however, as it was announced that no decision had been mado, the crowds dispersed, and the market resumed its usual quiet state. Atthe | request of one of the receivers, a committee of seven was oppointed, crpsisting of the following gentlemen, to examine into the merits of the case, and report immediately :— | v9 Nevins, chairmen. | reeks, Mr, Gourlie, | Mr. Baylis, | R. We A. H. Dorr, Mr. Parker, There will probably be majority and a minority re port upon the question. At present the result is very doubtful. Both parties are very stro: and very san- guine of success. The opinion of out irs in the street, appears to be favorable to the receivers. Part of the bonds of the Erie Railroad Company have written upon them, “convertible into stock,” while oth” ers have not. The whole amount outstanding is $490,- 000. The original number of shares of the company was 15,000, which has been reduced to 7,600, by sur- rendering two shares of the old, and receiving one new | share. These 7,500 shares, received for the 15,000 | old, are encersed, and known es “consolidated stock.’ | ‘The contracts now in dispute were mde for consolida ted stock, and consolidated stock the receivers demand. | A thousand dollar bond, convertible into stock previous to the Mth of November, would have received ten shares of the old stock, which would have been consolidated on or before the 14th of November, or forfeited. Tax- ing it for granted that it would have been consolidated, the holder would have received only five sharesofcon | solidated stock for his thousand dollar bond, each share | costing, provided he paid par for the bond, two hundred | dollars. It would not be just for bonds converted after | | | i the stipulated time, to be converted upon any better | ries terms than those converted before. The bonds should either be converted into stock, at the consolidated rate: or mot be converted atail. If ten shares of old stock were given for a thousand dollar bond, previous to the 14th of November, a similar bond should now only be entitled to five shares of consolidated stock. This is the only conclusion a disinterested mind can arrive at,in dependent of the points at issue between the contracting parties. The settlement of what constitutes a legal and | just conversion of the bonds of the Company into stock, | would decide what would be a legal tender to the ro" coivers. | Gar This is a very important matter, and may prove to be | } very advantageous to the new stockholders in the Erie | Railroad Company. The difficulties and misunderstand” bgs among the bulls and beers of Wall street may result | j” Telieving the Erie Railroad Company of its outstami- ng bonds, upon the most favorable terms. The Com- peny may cancel its bonds by delivering stock, for which they will receive nearly two hundred dollars per share. ‘The question turns upon whether the Company have a right to issue consolidated stock on their bonds, al par—whether they have « right to issue consolidated stock at all—and whether any new stock they may de- liver, consolidated or not, would be a lawful tender, ac” | cording to the understanding, expressed or implied, when | the contracts were made. | The Bank of Commerce has declared a dividend of | three per cent, payable on demand. | regular dividend of five and an extra dividend of two- | and-a-half per cent, payable on the. 19th inst. The | Company give notice that a commission of ten per cent | will be paid on the lst ‘of February to dealers, on the amount of premiums paid by them on riske which ter- minated prior to the Ist inst. The American Ingurance Company have declared a | Wrur,tn; Pie Sid brea LOWBER ER LEROY dividend of olght pet cout for the eat otx months, pay: | ie, a able on the Beareenes wi Ths Beak ot Uw Ob -Uetbion-e einmiae ad | $100 eee eee Bie eet and a-balf percent, payable on demand. } feet Astbeal Flower Slmyaheaes fa iw The additional assessment made this year to the taxa- \¥ - OMAS BATE, surviving partner ; ble property of the city of Baltimore, isjto the amount James Bye, Nerdle, Fish Hook, $1,600,000, on fourteen hundred and ninety-nine new lapis ch, | houses erected within the past year. This will cause a | HONE ratamiennte reduetion of taxes, and aid the State in providing for a HO! H, BA’ resumption of the payment of interest on the public Thoma uid BATE, debt. New York, Jal! 1, Palace Jane, near Pe ri street, 7 The monthly receipts of the Harlem Railroad Compe- | P ny, during the pest two years, have been as annexed. It | | Goreene eens ‘will be observed that there has been an increase in every | tion ‘be month of 1846, compared with 1844. , Intend, or at No. 9 Mantes Rartaoao—Mowrmus Recerrrs 104 wd ms, ors sosttaare ¥ PRESERVES. wes 34g | 7 OUIS BONN te 1078 12,670 Hane », mas 11,38 ae ty 13,104 ” 8068s gITTAsT $55,758 ‘The receipts last Bebroary Were very limited, od with the Months Delors and since, In consequence of ‘the Rev. Mr. | ies from | Coit eiaEaT HIP gueting ‘The New York “Insuranse Company has declared a | “(tt the great depth of snow onthe rails and the impossibility of using the road buts portion of the time. Had§it not | been for these difficulties, the receipts of the company for the year would have been at least $180,000, and the | increase over 1844 about $40,000. The actual increase for the year was twenty-eight per ,cent, andjat ths same | rate of increase on the same length of roid, the gross re- | ceipts in 1846 should amount to $227,119; but it would be sefe to estimate the receipts of the company for the year | road at about $250,000. In May, this year, the care will run to Somers, being an extension of the road twenty-eight miles into the interior, making the line double its present length, and opening to it a very large local business from the agricultural section through which it passes. Tho road will in May be fifty-three miles long ; thirty miles | more will soon be put unde: contract, and finished be- fore January, 1847, which will give the citizens of New York, before another winter closes the Davigation of the Hudson river, a railroad stretching north from this city towards Albany, at least eighty-three (83) miles, leaving | ‘& space of only about forty miles to cover, to connect the two cities with rails. The New York, Harlem and Albany Railroad, is decidedly a valley road, and the facility and | i economy with which a road can be constructed through this valley, are greater than any other section of coun- | try presents. Asan evidence of the reduced cost of this | road, it is only necessary to state that the twenty-eight | @8)miles now ina state of completion, will not cost,when Placed in perfect running order, about Sifteen thou- jand dollars per mile; and the average cost of construct- Albany, will not average a fraction more than that amount per mile. At this rate, the road from New York to a connecting point on the Western, say at Chatham, a | distance of one hundred and twenty-eight miles from New York, will not cost much over three millions of | The same length of the Western Railroad | dollars. through Massachusetts, from Boston to Albany, cost about eight and a half millions of dollers,makiog a differ. | ence in favor of Harlem of at least five millions of dollars. The Harlem Railroad, from the City Hall to Somers, in | Putnam county, fifty-three miles long, will, when finish- ed, cost $2,112,856, of which $1,160,000 will be in stock | and $962,886 indebt. The interest o1 this amount, hf seven per cent per annum, would be $147,899 92; the | tunning expenses for the whole distance,and repairs, not over $100,000 per annum, making an outlay of $247,890 | out of gross receipts estimated at $250,000. This expen- diture gives the stockholders a dividend of seven per | cent per annum on their investments, and shows thata | very moderate increase in the receipts of the company will meke the road profitable to the stockholdors before it ishalf finished. This statement is so simple that any one not particularly well acquainted with figures and estimates, must understand it at once. We have good | dota for all these estimates, and those made by the Com- pany have invariably been very correct. Notwithstand- ing the very favorable prospects of this Company, the market value of its stock is only about §fty cents on the dollar; or shares, the par value of which 1s $60, are sell- ing at $25} a $26. Thevalue of this stock, asa perme- nent investment, at these prices, cannot be doubted; the company must,sometime witbin the next two years, pay a dividend or reduce their liabilities, which is the same thing to permanent stockholders; and when the connec- tion between New York and Albany, by this road, is com- pleted, it will, without doubt, be one of the most pro- | ductive railroads in the country. vld Stock Exchange. $5000 U8 5s, 1853 100,138 she East Boston Co, 15, NY State 4 8 b90 1534 oe Kencyeky 2 4 Patetvon ts00 RR, Rc 00 Ohio te, 5x 3 Uti R, Sioes Onio ge; ee pesek tee in 2 0. ie a5 150 Nor & Wer, bew x Hed Minos Spr, soo SH 38 So aw - 8 eS ‘ t lo ° 1 5% 5 ds 90 S34 $10000 Penn 5s, opg 69 EJ do bm 64 $i0ene sim 68 400 Reading RR, oe 9 shs Bank State NY, 88 100 ‘90 5a 50 Morris Canal, 20 25 Long Island RR, | 15 do 1 3 ‘do 56% we de i se do P 4500 do 1g 150 do a10 56 Beate, “ik oe soo NAGS 0" $0 Mohawk RR, Saye 500 Farmers’ Trust, a $@ Ston RR, bs ar Bomacn iy Be ihe 50 do 10 Erie RR, : % © do 7 3 do z Bood: hs Mohay i "1 4 100 k, ald 8 “plate Canton Coy aa Nor Wor," Gt 50 do 510 New Stock Exchange. 300 shs Moris Canal, s3 19) 50 shs Cantou Co, cash 3614 % ~~ do 300 cash 3656 50 do 2% Nork Wor, cash 64 do 319% 50 do 10 62 2 do btw 19% 25 = do 63 so do cash 19% 75 © do bs 64 100 Farmers’ Tr, 10 % do bs 6 30 do 3 coi’? bs 4 100 do cash 100 Long Isl RR, a3 . 100 do cash 3B ‘do Fats $0 East BostonCo, 15.25 do 3 8 ER Married. On mere 6 4th instant, in St. Andrew's Sparoke by Edward D. C mere ae 4 iain anes ater Mi was onnery, ae iter ‘of chael O'Conner, Esq., of of Limericks, oe On New Year's eve, wi ig ‘1 at the Greene st. Methodist Episcopal ‘onurche by the Rev. William C. Hawley, Ropzricx Matnxson, of Inverness, and Maria AntomwetTe, youngest daughter of the late Capt. Wal- ter Seaman, of New York. Died. pore enon Miss., on the 17th December last, of scar- let fever, MA a son of Elijeh and Mary Boyd, in the 6th year of his age. ‘Weekly Report of Deaths. in the city and county of New York, from the 27th day of Dec. hgh FORA Jan. 51 Men:4t Women bade Nd Girle—Total 187. Abscess, 3; ice Fey. Prana jas, 1; Fe- Temittent, § fever, scarlet, gt tna, i i borele ds eae frat: 40 io 3h, 1b; 58060, 3 known, 4. “ARCHIE; ‘City’ lnapector. Col City Leona Lys Jan. 5, 1846. NOTICE. BGgPE'E etl VEY was dwered ty muse eot Semone 3. Jenere "THOS. McGIVNEY. Teaf Lard, of erior quality, LARD SIRE prime Tear Tard 9 ESLLNR ES egy. South street. ION OF PARTNERS HENRY BIGG! mutual R SALE—A F CST eT a sag LT ERATE RECS "SS ster tial tight machine—very cheap. To p bescen at No. 60 Frank: ba pare none eer s gold , either in one vom nd Christopher sts to by Sy serot tnd Deva rin from Dey to Vesey st. woe Re will be suital by leaving the same at sh Sullivan sts or ne 65 20d G7 eseaw 16 Mr ort BETH! TEETH! ‘and warranted good ns the rd yay fs q Ae = best mineral on se best mineral Teeth, on fine gold for ireater ee A oe Slagle T SLO to5 15 to 1 7 Geese, 08st rancein is me SUBCR RIDERS with ie i | T iin ge fh We ors orl, al ie complete ing the balance of tha distance between this city and | fangelled Bracelet, | 5 Anctionre i ofeach at Randal | Nurséry wait 1) Sheet Copper, rought igi the request uf the ae Wren on ings. Pe vahing t sha: find island the foot af 1229 street’ ‘The Har tiem sagen ad ae care leave oqwtarse the City Hala at tivand 104¢ 0’ bir time for the sale einerh OIL PAINTINGS Al AUCTION \ AL, SEYY willsell on Wednesday evening at haifpast six * oh 299 Broadway, au excellent colteetiou of ‘Aucient and Soden iutings, amongst which are several valuable worts of art. ‘Also, an AeA of e variety of wsefal and curious auticle the selection PE EREMPTORY SALE 0: | _ VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GH. ANCERY, £ veel call the attention of capitalists and others to the | orgie (WEDNESDAYS ihe aoa dele tte Merchants’ Exchange, ANTHONY J. BLEECKE! r ction af Philo FH Hugsies, Bag. Master 'y in partition, consisting of the one four a wy brie! lots} ide of ad e (bei Dhege oe biockeof fond. vin on the’ hast (ide af ictal’ On the North side of Sith stret, on the. South West side of 7th av; bei ath ule of betwi 6 frennegneee ed Jots)s, } it 6th 58 fee doth (Wein 6a) rity cide sas upall ors ou dre NB cormor of Suh see the auctioneer, eal can be bend 6th er, No. 7 Broad st. | BY WANTED—At this office. ecadusoume > mm | 4NTEDIA Partner; one who has from $700 to $10.0, and to travel iu foreigy ‘countrien, can hear ad this | | a respectab: either or both of ing & meg make hersel! generally tashat. She but one family since her arrivat 1a this country, with pee hearts Yap will recom: a j aa ler joase apply at 354 F WANTED-Ro ond for a Verinoderas sot} street. Prices must be | this office. eORGIA L! “ lan Aver cont discount, by below Canal | es Bivane, ot aa YN TED D. mS 11_Wall street, [ieee W.5 ‘WANTED OF GILBERT PAILPOT. | jease address bode | ra J. King, South Sixth street, FEW Peck be act as Aj er a ARAM ZOUNG MER ow wr ncurcecliy il coat re clear of all expense. Each will hav necessary for them to have ath a good fitting out. Apply a yee paid. way, up stairs, sigu of the WANTED, UBSCRIBERS— A CLARKS & e krEVAN | ar ah ro they can hate geod feta aya alte withenlitile ay $* possible, Pes eer ached fel er ee WANTE .E TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 418, bai iad AY, (between Broom and Grand streets, is where serv Tora race i lars “spel males and chars eee | The re they Ie sober, cea! ai le as bi nding and boys wi of any k 5 i | kind whe Gan prove, ansatstor stn sere gan ob | 5 | “SANK, SEALING WAX AFERS, &c. '950 2 Ghose Ateel Peo Black Writing Band | | 100 etows Blue, Hed tra ane oping | K. wi ere ar 2000 Iba, WAFERS. al Kinde strom foe. 5409 Ibs. SEALING WAX, various qualities, re werranted equal toany ns ict 2 Dea- liberal t e + \ seein tere TE ADBEUS BAVIDS, | Manufenturer and importer, ‘JHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends and the ma he that he has the shove ‘Store, for the sale of H: | Vana and Viren | s HGal man ences is Renrely | and comprises the Segars, which ee is ape felt ar pe hey which will well com; with those saeiee, dealers. RL opes by fel fur to merit the pat; ByeaRi pal al iw*re | | tion to Dusiness and | | | | be ig) | for “parlor er meniet, | Mounted inde, Bird | Public or cpivawe cole collnetions om ri meade MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE HAT SALES se arcline Bret on che Cont ‘gor oe sitaahtonable axa be INTER. 8’ French Silk bent | | the rel xe] | 410 Im*r FTE, For the Exclusive Sale of Choice PERFUMERY, FANIOLeS SOAPS, AND TOILET bt T Tiean Institati fumery and Toilet houorable judges, a mi Wrowes: |E subscriber, who: exhibited a at teh ate Fair of the Ame- the mech admired display of choice ean ‘was there awarded, by be either in Europe or would remark oy his_Perfamery e the unequalled Belts antiret ol ieamfoy hie aoe | thew 9} pita vines bewe in & sachs aes C mane are the, eee arantees his | equal {0 thet of any Karopea A complete assortm: subline curtomezs to whe, has ? HOLES er ‘which will change 30 gatially Uycomrounted that no unneutr lized alkali remains to | delicate shia. snd be ors « moat elegaat prepa Taga 2a highly recomended by ‘sn accomplished euthorees ofl Aujericarhis AMAND NE. ‘whieh will prevent or eure the He offers hs ustrdicd SHAVING CREAM, an which, if once tried, wil mae be present in every man 0 dressi He offe cation to delicate }, ESSENCES, rOMATUMS | a ree see ents yr oe td feperfectly gennine a peonpitymenn pod Tekratinpcpucd tPictolettort | vjreie of whe dies ‘ther’ substances of a similar af bi nopda, be can ei acter. Hi, Mil! Mle chemuats of veeeet Ie ereertilae my trie dse pimples cx cent aint pe ure exiheat aot arco Tah Sage from sre pr jou, il wil- alt ie his O maintain Ri chi "SROENE Baines, an Ng. Broaay he oae tion ra enna, tioos renovat | style, and is now mn affair may be conducte Jest sprini can. pm ag mep judges amovg themselves, who are competeut to le any disputes that ma) \ | mati by th it the | "eer ata MOTEL DES BURR Fried | 168 Duane street, opposite Bark. | to wife chances, gratis. MORE CONFIRMATION THAT CONS SUMPTION HIB is to et fed | iiss oy 1 mined to to | are rive it a telieved ‘we oat eeeeee a aco | Sa tha mean sams br wan by whith Tr Depts oe he ai ‘0 try hee policriog aces Sivctions tre followed, thoy ibe cured as T have * t loosened after using it som The genuine Palmonic proprietor, and ia forsale street, examined, and o =, Behe store No. 142 | ja3 Im*re 112 John street, onposite Cliff. | NEW SEGAB STOR! } | 415 Broadway, Corner of nard Street. zi: | gezice tafflers; to 100 per chance, the winner beco ee their megneent Air Cashien iard Tables, and all the appurtenances. | | being desirous to enter into in a Bhiadelphins have been have been iced, by many of their al i A irchase vitae ae to within power whore willing tard nt for a chauee, wherein there is more likelihood success than in a sor B~Geatlemen requiring private rooms, can have them | | AMUSKMERTS. TEMPLETON’S ae LN a the tral sa Ma Seon ne bee oie ectoge t iewise give oo Th sre Pae Tesase veuin{ roy particulars see programmes at the »lusic Stores. is are MODERN STANDARD DRAMA. THE KEANS IN RICHARD III. A NEW AND CORREC T EDITION OF RICHARD IIL | Asis it.will ecg py ig ing | Anas of rebrand Hichioad ion of T. jase ; where may Seep pabilandions ¢ Be aan 3 yee je 1t0rre Under the — of Numerous Families. Pe ELAM A. KING of announcin; Re his " ANNUAL OGNee: WS TARR PLACE AT ON TUESDA farered) JET oe, 1966. whi wl be ass | igs ELEANOR W ‘AT SO! Waa: RING,” | MS Wes. A AN aes MR. H. MARKS on R. H.C, TIMM & MK. We KING Piano-Forte aud Hesrmonium. HARMO! rted from jue, a gis tio: mi the aes pee pra = erm ith the ry i wi | Grandeur and effet of eet oe rains f AVIS. theo | toemetenes Bonn Lit hth senie ISIN Sh ed ae ING Will play, for, the first time in Grand Duett, for form alyearannd oy cular request, | Me RING will also perform Hummel’s Grand Se tte, (1st | gud2i Movement) in D Minor, fr Flute, Hautbge, Horn, | to, Violonesito, en Wiete. Manson,” Der bn mence at 8 o’cloc | _‘ThePiano Fortes used on this oscasion, will be from the | crlebrated seslere wil be daly James Pirsson. Fal parts Jars will be duly announced. Fifty Ceuta, to be hed at the Music Stores, sud at | ak oh Garden eM & Wem: AT FALMOS. Sree s HOUSE r] { ec HARMONEO! Being ception eae tering , and respectal | iles, jotel. and at the , bien at 63g, to commence at 74 e’clock. the principal’ jusic Stores, al 45 2t*me JO, can be given, and | A erm wishing it can be ded vo to A ae Tesidences. Apply | at No. 76 Cheyne street. is M&, ign Bll Director of the Orobsetre st ae - ham lace, | e to his ‘rlends aud the ay isnow ial to recei and begs to inform them that he | their orders for Bella snd Boies Dantantes. Address at his residence, 400 Broadway | _35 Steod*m = Th west of » A pine apn er be given 08 | not om, i ey as was announes | time of the moathly religions meetings. | FE IN. 19 Howard street. iad Imbre | Myce ey of ARD, nits oan GUARDIANS. Lady who is well experiener: it Rial the ole of this ever all i. { 35 lm*re LOOK AT THIS. Ss EVERY EVENING, | | FREE Concuys, | At the RECESS, 157 Broadw: SIG. HE AN CO’ HLLION BAND would respec'fal- Tr in thelr Glenda sad the Datile, that thoy te ve ‘at balls and rarer the newest Cotillions, Weaitsca! Giilope, Folkas. by: Masard,’ Biruse, Lasser. bitzky, Se. The Band consists of from two to twenty-five instrumen | with Harpaccompaniment. 1 will Be aripeded at the | shortest potice, ratnegt di jatment, attended with Land Mr. [ANN MUNCK will give also instruction | Set Fiano aoe on reasonable terms. Inquire at 1m street. iM in‘m DANCING ACADEMY. SHAKSPEARE ELAM COR! ee OF OF DUANE AND | a3, BORER. (deri ta ot, ae Tespeetaly informe hie trends Tay eee Sipceieenen Rs } fo Ginad Ball een | ati } Pitead Galle hand Gallery, 12% conte. A few SHOT AR RB ml bebe to lean THE ie BARIO— | PARI *AUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN SYSTEM | | E Z. e233 2s z 5 = :¢ ii Ne "Yo ro Afi the hover | ATgAM or. ion 50 png to be bh. e Book Store of | | pcp} Mr. AUDSON’S } DAY evening, | ry evening beings the | beeing MATURIN, A. M., informe those gentlemen | | desirous of instruction in the above accomplishment, Re | is prepared to receive Ever Classes at his residence, | a te | LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY me ‘MALLS, c Wasuinoton, Jan. 4, 1845 ** All that’s in danger,” says the proverb, “ is not lost ;” and so with Senator; Allen’s resolution PARK THEATRE. Last Night of Opera Company. This Evening, Souenry 6, re THE Fo 7 u to dissolve the joint occupation, between England Siaetaee W Wheel parr, and the United States, of the Oregon Tey, It Madelaine. sei Mrs. Seguin is ascertained now that there is a sufficiefit Wushber TH COST of whigs and democrats in the Senate to pare it, Mr MrBas despite of Mr. Calhoun’s truckling to British pow. fe gp rE Pa ocho er,and his cowardly, time-serving policy of post- poning the exercise of our own authority over a and’ the Certain willtise precisely | territory which every statesman in the country, THMA’ including himself, declares positively to be ours. A.W. JACKSON. “MANAGER ‘AND FR PROPRIETOR. = Mr. Pakenham and Mr. Calhoun have become so MR. BANNISTER'S BENEFIT. very closely connected, recently, in their social, This Evening, January 6, and perhaps in their political relations, too, that no- ‘Tho perfurmegece will gommens with thing now can be done unless they are together, In ister my letter to you of the 80th ult. 1 told you of the ‘Mr. J.H. Seott. message conveyed by Mr. Bidwell from Mr. n- ham to Mr. oun, on the afternoon of the day on which he opposed Mr. Harnegan’s resolutions in ‘Doors open at 6% o'clock, at To’elnek. ae t Sin cruahine ie Goon eyo — - have now to add, that en Pia “Do conc!ude wi ' terday, uthern statesman partook of John Golden Pe xh GOLDEN FARMER. Mr. asks Bull’s roast beef, and kept his knees beneath hie Jemmy Twi'cher. y for a considerable time thereafter. mahogan’ I should like to learn what took place at so social a meeting; but as I do not visit her Majesty's proxy dinners, you will have to wait till { learn it from an- other source. 1 have something, however, 4 tell you, equally as important, won whch it may be pre- sumed is @ consequence of what occurred at some similar “feast of reason and flow of soul,” which « Mr. Hadawas wer Boxe, $8 cents ‘Second aud Third Tiers, eens im will vise at 7 11 open at hal! PHILADELPHIA, WELCH" ernie DELAY, Is opened throughout the Winter Season with’s brillian ppnbigation of erropesscnahin vues arian, Volare. and has receutly taken place. I will put it in italice, in | emeceatay Eagle aunaadain ae rages which ae 1 hope you will keep i it. It is this :— ts of an advertisement will berely admit of a dee | Mr. Pakenham wrote home fo his this expt lit of some of the highly gifted artists of this great Fry’ Soci that the twelve months’ sotice wil Park ri LE CLASS. is government. wu, t rr. ANTE “aten'h resolation "wll "be defected ‘tothe sep AG 3 Fen Fascien. ‘Se- f enttias. MRS. E. Av80 ry WARD. Fibers forse Equestrian, | "@¢¢, Such, sir, is an incontrovertible fact, Well, do you really believe that it will be #01 » i e eeatecanaeae St If you do you believe what many su; would elas, and aie characters, : Tight amis Dancer and deed Wie postion ; at oows'whe know swore af Hand T.y. | de is position ; but those who wat gas Ecard Mele eens paneer bin popular sentiment, and feel on) rae ulse juestrian mist, oftener than he, will assure you t n's re- A. New School Buck rity Hider remain spat ion Eee, solution will pass the House by about fifty majority, Twe and Réur Hor juestrian ry Positionist, J.J. | and the Senate by some two or three, pe! more. ‘1 HANS, | ek Pos that Mr. Cal oe ee ee ee ween Personifier of Local Characters, tie TPwdops. | two stools—the only proper place for one who sets Arena mn, W.B. % up sectional interests in opposition to great national Her of the. upe, MR. McFAMLAND: measures, as well as national honor and character. Sowa, ra Tene AN ask Woke ‘The administration, too, has been truckling upon this important question. Preston King ened it at home upon them on Saturday last in the House, aad and | although the Union is out oaay with rather a tart psy it has been, nevertheless, the opinion of a way eR portion of the Feople, that pate Polk fee {and his Cabinet have yee playing hypocrite. | Mr. King has, therefore, et e the senti- | ments of thousands of Mr. P supporters, who | would fain believe it to be Amie ng Mater, H. NICHOL Professional Comie Vocaliate, Mics CKENSON, Aare ener, WRAY IC and KSLA je company ol iders. irchest jent, led by Mr MYENS, late of the veark‘Phore ‘numerous splendid Costumes ra LLEN, Mffice is open from 9 0’cl | Where every attention o’elock, P. wishes. VAN. URGH & CO.’S wOOLOGICAL tL ined Ne Bow Messrs. Woodbury, Medill and Shields, were ma the Bor sey ener, ell confirmed yesterday. There is no other news of ‘ie tbe, ey, jursday voningy Decem! th, eat | importance, in a poll itical sense, to send you. | Mand atcng pa TREE | ori ee Re eee | Bivere CUPLECHION OPS IMAL HIB ANDYET v Ag tty a well attended this morning. The President, ac- | pibited the Now Yar design to ¢x- | companied by: Judge McLean and Mr. Corcoran, travelling soseon ens | of the firm of Corcoran and Riggs, were at St. ooo open open om 10 to, 12, in the morning: from 1to 4 | Matthew's ren o’clock “eg e rey wee in the afternoon, 1 very grand and imposing, the singing superiatively Por particelarssee bills ft & | pt and the sermon bythe Reve J. SS mnelion, | eloquent and instructive. A great many foreign, | ministers and families, with a good sprinkling of Congressmen, also attended. it has been ascertained that 19 democrats and $ PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. ne eee SEASON-ARCOND CONCERT. Be bse 4 peg poet subscribers are respectfally inform. Concert of ee, aint Kaien take pla the Apollo Saloon, whigs are in favor of Allen’s resolution. Among ES, Ji my M, Subecciions erg at Messrs. | the Maer are Crittenden and Moorhead. Some ‘3 Music Store, et ES LY ENSIGN, think that Mangum may be one also. My own be- 429 Beetle, re. Secretary. from what I can learn, and from the speeches of Darragh, of Pittsburgh, and Baker, of Indiana— | OF THE EMERALD ‘AABOCIREION OF THE CITY both whige—in the House yesterday, thet they are OF B | Soing to carry off the political capital which it is HE COMMITTEE of the snore plea fully | thought the democrats want to make by it, by giv- r af BT el baby ‘phaceson the evento ett DNE ia | ing it their support. Things among the politicrans | begin to look funny. ARIEL. of January, 16, a he, Assembly Rooms of the Military’ peg EU eee aE Wasninaton, Jan. 4, 1846. hth Annuai sail jarden. Committee pledge | t no ian will be spaced on Grad to | rie former ona ie Sane The Diiriaion of Federal Offices. that all those who feel interested in A bill providing for a more equal distribution of the O1 lietade by being Leapeps pon ion. | federal offices in the District of Columbia, among the an be procured from the sarod Reurtane Ager several States has been reported, and, if we mistake Owen Colgan, Jumes street. | not, paesed in the House. It should pass the Senate, orth: i. k and Pearl. . > . . ee eran, commer cea Miiar* | receive the Executive sanction, and become the law : geen ofthe land. The present arrangement, independent ‘orner Jackson acd Marshall. of party considerations, is most injudicious and un- just, not to outrageous. The imperfections of the present system have at length been noticed and taken hold of, by men of — and influence ; they will not drop the subject, until a re-organization in ‘ whole or + part, has been effected. As an exam- ple, one only example of the p artial operation of the system licrewhure a Dperecios int, 1s iby we menuvn- ed that in the War Department, two brothers, from Fulton. ily, 160 York street. comer Hicks and Atlantic. jeil, 45 James street. comer York and Green strests. eeney, comer Atlantic and Columbia. : Lennon, is? Pearl street. John Hinchey, (Atlantic street. eae Ree esos the Key puree, Sint, are ene e sony of salar — 4 respectively, of sixteen fourteen hundred dol- Tor Bee Bey. genera ork peat lare,—both are single men, while old, faithful ser- James vants, doing double the amount of labor, and insome Doe OE soe gana seeen ne tmien ey an 2 CE BRA| t! are unal over e: juni Mr. Lothian's Uariralied C gies Band is engar ee | ora thousand dollars is cuused. proba ee the direction of the o> din ancing to comuence at 8 0 cine | Tetra EGC CoRMEy Rear “ae ue | in the a however, that the ‘Evening an. 196, Lay hers | whole system will be ch: ‘Let the sta- sie ‘and 2 Ee anil 3 a ble be cleansed forthwith, tor oanhra the. ris “Signor Degas 3d =a worthy his hire, in governmental, as well as in any ty shaeeaet other service. Wasuinetnn, Jan. 4, 1846. The Sabbath in Washington—The Oregon Question about being taken up in the Churches— Prospective Requisitions upon Congress in preparation for NEEDLES. War—A Bank inevitable—War measures will gE OMY | AMES on raped Needlen waraatedeqnal demand the whole Session a AS ana peta Ri Tah esty, | ‘The Sabbath in Washington in observed w: th Po Re Tock en PRIgSM general repet. The attendance atthe church { faithfully made, and to suit the form of the wearer. Boner of Demonte m*r_ es is almost universal. This day, old gray- sendi rders by ey oaeel ou oping | YED OR STOLEN—| ayers prices, | oun OY | “i a ee a ey creel foal PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED av SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, 59 Crosby Street. di6 im*re MUFFS, MUFFS AND FURS. re Were ih Mate to pagel | and lool ot Bip expenela a |e ot alons superior bt Pt a Lt | wid imer ember ae GAS LiGHT UO. ae Som | Het teoboem cil ofl OFFICE OF Ti AES Dopey tbe meres ce * giv ‘of January nett, between weg Be order, bat ests yore GL. EVERITT, Secretary. “ROBINSON'S Pr IN aig male ue | Sriteestont ith either “pots fone vapor | | n4e Wai Viet Keablobmes oy tec 3 ‘Bi oaths ad 410 Imre Nee STONE, BROTHER: JAMES A_ SWAIN, CASH TAIL LOR, 2 Broad: | sao im*re CARL’ ‘on HOUSE | L 7 M 77] rier ‘ale, te ee i Hari rel 1G re’ rt — 3 nn ALEEC — RD DEPOT, = cin aT ie a Z; : ie be | yp rHe susscnink ites 2 ‘the, te kis Laproved seyioa | Winer LARS. As presents, i othing cou { ‘%5 Maiden PHCENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY, a a be closed from the 27th instant until | rat haired January having yielded the sky to the smiles of @ revisitation of May, the turn-out to the various sanctuaries was popu- | lous. Mr. Milburn, the young Chaplain of the House, had as large an auditory to hear his ser- | mon this morning es had Mr. Adams on Friday ‘ last, upon the Oregon question. Mr. Tustin, the Presbyterian co-operate Chaplain of Congress, offi ciated at a Methodist church. He is liked of all denominations, and if his example of conciliating sectarian differences were more generally followed, ' the work of bringing sinners to repentance would ' go on delightfully. At another church, the minis- ter, taking his cue from the speech of Mr. Adams, discussed, in opposition to hostilities, the alarming crisis of the times, and the horrors of anticipated war. He expected all Christians to unite, heart and soul, in resiting the alternative of universal slaugh- ter likely to grow out of the contest for a few acres of land, two thousand milee from the frontiers | of regularly established “white From hat we learn of hie remarks, mensotiais will soon come pouring into ee protesting against a Neg Be ad ve pero hs white 2 Fao med close cae of ‘mustachios Browa spot eed the tip tiie ear, and 103 Mott st will receive a liberal rew remand and | of the owner. J6 re ELEGANT mse RESENTS. UL HOLYDAY ‘Gontemeet '. appropriate and useful. ly pri ype on letter sheet, hav ‘Vuahioncble Hatter, 20 Wall st., cor. ECONOMY, AND FAquion. | idan treat 103 Fulton Street. PRICES: are First Quality Notria Fur, By pf fineat ot Uestlemen's Dress Chae rea's Fa Fancy Caps, which are offeredat AT THIS. and “Tra tf cores rite sortie OOTS of the best onal © he drama--the exvgbliaiiag sherman es 2 santas pakb deh CIeREDS ehgiectans ian» So eae ‘nade to order, The more nearly we ximate the dark pros- ee ° of universal war, Ee more eectoany AF ate all Gent i 8 fends disposed to Feet upon ome by honorable ary Bancing Fume, “ 3 of ing the inevitable hour. The public yt ai aegortment i} at while ily a strengthening in the conviction of the , Over heen the smal justice of our title to the “ whole er none,” is, not- Boye eos ‘withstanding, impelled to canvass the ad' ® of ioe, Ten aiited 8 peace in the settlement of this long iteand in and tional oe pe We could Buncumize with ell the the ditorent qualities, sorts eloquence of Mr. Baker, the years ic successor o rear ot Wockiie sees: the irited John J. Hardin of ois, on the Nae . ny ol young Aria the ala of pops TED 10 RENT.—A small country resi rapacity ef Gi the py) and tbe vicwstey of haw Fork, with about sixscres of irresistible extension ore Cs borders ; the ques- acnched, 0 stable, Sees ee er tion still stares us in th the face, shall we not, as Mr. bet would have a ection to Long Calhoun says, lose the whole of Oregon by war, wor ay ‘open mot er Cay ete or ie adver while Po are team in toe tenon has gain the’ ‘whole e% f it through the means of peace ‘purchase it. “A'line, addressed care of ke. . The time tor enccmnsing ee gone The promptly attended tia hi tn wae tra in3 2eodis*r” day for action has come ‘e have oan talking “NEw long ‘we must now do something ; and if Hy rk D Great Britain is to be left to the alternative of 1 Scnealeen Li tenant in arrearages for rent—that is, to leave the ‘assen gers the fast » steamers NEW premises at the expiration of the year—it becomes YORK or CHAMPION and arrive at Albany the same even- us to ye poker in order to exel the old tere 9 ite magant by fire jocks, i should dis reat ~ Jin, senses obey the warning to p her nem deliver magrments have bent, ete, siveriocd. jal lee ghey the warning: topack up | liver t Il be 1. ly de- vie Imanded, im the event of of giving the tw oe ieee * notice—although such noti to negotiation, nor to arbitration. Bat the national i | Coomehsaea aunplieds ‘e may anticipate, ere. i re- fore, that if the twelve months’ notice—which obably pase the House nexs week (unless the de- bitrate be also ples oo Senate, that 'y ap 10 vations of ne ny milliogs will immediately iollo ollow, settlement, the Is ace ne bayonet, lamepe “a a Sub-Treasury—of | nde for ail the, legials will be, should for _ the Aalentie from to Wie Selsenee ies nupworsn | Waters, for the eafe and speedy travel