The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1846, Page 3

nes aes Lg So erty See ear, Common Council ” 1 (aici seotieret base a vi ver, was A ey! + with the exception of a resewed on “ative morits of a variety of school books, which offered for the acceptance and of by the resolutions which they have passed, isa Having for several nights, of late, ‘cany Rownies.—Hat seve! 5 vorerved two of the oldest and most efficient police offi sers on watch at the Fulton Ferry, we were cu nough to ark the object of their vigils; and were some- Fyipeloered learn that they were in waiting me Be 8 et judo-fashionable bi blackguards, who have for ame Me past been inte b habit of somimting co of andalism on board the ferry boats, by c' etwas injuring the cushions thereof—and, po ‘i cpetealion of like infamous offesces ‘against’ th onein eras of pepe a whom they condescend to oy nize. Several weel 0, we notified the public the infomne \uthorities of culpable proceedings of these fellows; and we were, sarees a aaoek astonished that their proneness to mischief and dyism mot ‘soen sooner checked. Every dog a pe to have his day, and these pup) find that the end of their career is c! Annest ron Granp Lanceny.—Yesterday afternoon, # person who oe the robbery at the house of Mr. Colgan, No. James street, (the particulars of which appeared in the Herald,) was arrested in New York, by officers Coombs, Felt, and Schmidt. We regret to state that the thief turas out tobe a y a connexions, a native a All who bas been in the employ of Messrs. Clark and Brows, of Maiden lane, Mr. Douglass, of the Crescent Saloon, and other respectable public establishments in the city of New ¥ peo He wasalso, afew months ago, confi- dentially engaged by a well known and extensive firm in Montpaie and his integrity was believed to be above suspicion, and his general character be ond re} His sudden falling off from this “ ” is we understand, be og Nttributeble his recent association with a of lot. tery dealers in the Bowery who Fo ane ypamen have deprived ti of all’ his honestl; resources, but, more- 5. Sa ee a. Mod him nt him into the commissic = stime which must inevitably consign a > ceration in the State prison at Sing Sing. Fromadmis. sions made PY, the rtunate ah man (who makes no denial of his guilt) it Sines te pat conjectures in relation to the manner in w! ‘wes com- Fe Were correct. He pera aes in the up- rt of Rae Colgan’s house until the inmates had re- Tre to rest, and [eckedin that the: wae juiet- »y and unconsciously locked in arms oe Mi eus, committed thi i 6 will now, we doubt not, scon lose ut hand. Suor Lirtina.—Last evening, officer John H. McCor- mick arrested a man named Henry McAllister, who re- presents himself to bea Slaven maker, and to have re- ‘spectable friends living in New York, on a of stealing a piece of calico, Rrscraied. § twenty eight yards, from the dry goods store of Mr. H. B. Jones, No. 172 Ful- ton street. Brooxtrn News.—We are in of several other matters, of considerable riuipernioe, connected with the effairs of Brooklyn, which we intended te report to-day, but are brou; ght to a sudden pause by the arrival from Albany of the Governor's Message. Axzany, Jan. 4, 1846. Gov. Wright's “Position on the Oregon Question— Who is to be State Printer ?—Value of the Ofice— The Speakership—Admiral Hoffman—Gas in the Legislative Halls, §c. §c. 1 learn from excellent authority, that Silas Wright has expressed himself strongly in favor of the course of the President, on the Oregon question, as laid down in his message. It is thought here that the recent meeting at Lindenwold had a good deal to do with the position that the Van Buren seotion of the democracy should take in this important matter. Foggy weather to-day. Smallrainsand heavy clouds, The “harmonious” expectants for the State printing” carry expressive, anxious countenances—end then every thing is so be gash #o unaccountably atical— jo favor shown—everyb ody noncommitel! french end Casidy are become professional pets of the Gover- nor—and the probability Fs that the iene influ- ence in the matter of the election, will be on their side of the balance. Novesthaless, thas ate sttang reasons and weighty considerations, why ‘ Edwin” “Bherman” should be successful candidates. Though, with the of the Convention which nominated Jamei . Polk, the Argus lost its influence in this State, and became the organ of a petty clique. Yet, when the ‘previous services ed the indefatigable State Printer are considered, when Pe cree manent occupation of the office and his sleeples: A, ce in * the cause,” are taken into account, (not to say any thing of “ “three walled en) 1 A verily, it is palpably ‘hard—positivel er dream that ti fat rv tothe State ( ould be taken a from him “ad given to men who re complete pie the sentimental art of sucki: government ee AR stretches of the risible “cast their shadows Defore” ‘this Final! oy sert of opinion 1 intimated ina previous that the technical term for the qffice of State was “fat,” so far as the perquisites are Nogenecngy Now I want to annex the sum paid by this State for printing in 1844 The | amount bed from the Tressury for or printing for the oe houses of the ature, was as follows :— Print i dered By the Senate, $10, 188 81; by the Assembly, $20,- | 639 58—total, $30,772 This is exclusive of ‘iis 2 99 | for advertis rtising, ik 74 a co va he publication of the jical of the State. | ‘You will see by these it this pr is worth havi and more too. ‘hat wonder That the | ‘otation” shonld cause such awful excitement, when 80 y dollars are to be dof! I men- tioned r ion” —the “ unterrified” democracy profess to hold thia principle of rotation sacred. They go for | “one term,” they say. But witness, to the disgrace of | the democracy, ten thousand instances of life-leases in | this State. I won't pertionlarise; bat t Chancery Clerks | at Afteen hundred a ye: the Supreme Court | at three thousand a year, fy well fos Circuit Judges, afford us living evidence that “ rotation” is discontin By beaven! nothing. rotates in this age but humbu; impudent humb: none that has come to be the only Ta | whichean give this bu org farmer rom Herki- Crain isa clever man, and | believe he willbe | Speaker of the House this winter. Mr. Bailey of Put- odds on Friday, but they have shifted. Har- ris will have asprinkle of Horace Greeley arrived in this city in last evenings train at 10 P.M. I saw him in Jone’s depot handling Li Pa He had on that same drab overcoat. He lectu: fore the a a Association on etd even ine next, upon the subject of “ ideal life” “actual Your exclusive correspondence from be) nog of San Domingo is read with extraordinary interest. The 5 rand value of beset ron ma is increasing—I shall not | deemed ext Sino gana | quitous—If men can’t bay ie it ta bugs ie mig Humbug, and the power vital ae oe | Itis tolerated in Nolo seekety, ‘and it within the erorpings of the sanctuary” barefacedly and heya onsideration is shown it evi here, and 'y, igienoe and ale denth; every | body, and truth with allits vi ness is banished from men’s hearts for humbug. Thi: ia a world of humbug, and an impudent biped, coated athick and emeoth wear gang ¥ of humbug, succeed: and commands di universal considera- tiou, while truths weeps in le silence. The press” has been abusing Admiral Hoffman, na- ba ape at Brooklyn. There isa vie here that he = ousted soon. hota dyen lee hime gentleman has past ‘Members are ordetly—I saw a number at church to- dey, with clean dickeys on, as of course. Citizens pro- fegs a vast deal of anxiety about their moral and spirit- ual well being ree their annual official sojot this city. Mass is said for Leven bee phn he number ofcleri- | cal invocations anced The plan for “fighting the logisistive chambers this | a most eupelieee cnet very flood of brilliant | wictee Hg areny ef ees | and neok, and cerner palpa- | ‘the Courtof Exvors hast adjourned, Senators Hand | un , when the and Young took and subscribed the oath of office on Thursday. A word conce! the Post Office, at Albany. Thi office is x oe only two hours on Christmas, two years on New Year's, twohours onall other holydays, and two | hours on * general traini ing” day. I suppose the ol | is to give the clerks a chance to ypaithoopers inthe ‘rolies, = ! oe d a4 is extremely vexatious to citizens, an the ‘arrangeme hi post office in the State are similar to the pies: ihe, } continued ets esl very sald fon ate eral Bee pe There are heavy clouds overhead, and t teva ae charging a tremendous ‘uamtity ote i 7) Fa Rag \8 Benjamin C. Wat fraudulent represe: the accused, moved the court to cause one grand jurer, Priv Wilton, G. Haunt, to be reared du investigation of certain charges prefer 800, on the grand of Ho exist prefadions tween the parties in rb geen The 1e court, and the ingly withdrawn. prompt attention‘of to was acchrdin Pleas of Guilty.—John Castle, indicted for an assault ‘and battery ona Mrs, }, and Benjamin Hill, a lored man, indicted for breakit into the premises of ir. kbenezer Caldwell, in Pearl street, and stealing erefrom some ry ware, avenite entered pleas fen which were received and the sentences defer- en eur tes next. Forfeiture oj i.—Chester Johnson, indieted for ob- taining g ct thine pretences, and Jane Dufrea, for keeping * dis i, ae failing to appear when a am @upon for and se ir recognizances were forfeited. No cases iD meen rot vert trial, the court adjourned dices be- ion received the gentleman referred Nashville, Tennessee, on the | goods see s lestroyed the dry stores of P. ‘State to the issue would be | 1 | British Sublimate Burn | called Dally’s Pain Extracto furnished to Dall; wears a | ed found Cla no no property at the time Burbank. of November, tim was nt to to the which they found a true bi Zostenday. jay morni rs sang" hegre in the sum ce: Griffith hired a house from and that he was hor pet ba y his rent ; and that he, Hardy, could find of Griffith’s upon a he could levy for it. Newman sworn ined — Prisoner your 8 at bo per yable quarterly, in advance ; three phys’ ‘alt onthe a witness no rent ; never = Li, but could not find any thing bat what was exempted by law from seizure ; he after. wards abandoned witness's house. Cross-ezamined—Owns ty in New Brunswick; entered into a contract with prisoner to build a house for him there ; witness was to furnish materials, «: furnish them. Devine Bu: examined.—Lives in New York; bgada Griffith be 1843; hg came to witness and wired ¢ upper part of hishouse for on» year, rent payal quarterly ; he remained there ‘for some contin time; never paid me acentof rent; took measur tocollect it, but neverjcould ; a was nothing on t! Veet but what was exempt from distress ; him popes dpm he must go out, and at the end of the second quarter he Parnicx Paintz examined.—Became acquainted with risoner in August lest, while his family resided in Har- ad house ; is neg hog! furnished Griffith's family ith groceries du: the time they were im Hardy's Bouse there is a small balance due to witness ; he ap- a to Griffith twice for ‘payment; he promised to pay but it has not Phe Lapa paid ; witness ern ag see ‘any property on remises, except some chairs, a so- fa, and a few other crticle les. at Teten W. Witson examined—Knows Griffith since February last ; he and a young woman came to board at the house where witness was ig in Brooklyn, and they as Mr. and Mrs. Little, and remained there until the first of May, as man and wife; he owes witness also ; they went to board in witness's family after the first of May, and remained with him until the 15th of Angst an agreement was entered into that she should pay y the week or month, and that he should itness for a part of t! witness thought all long his name to this woman; after ee to 31 Front street, Brook- discovered that his name was iffith, and that he other family. Axsert R. Scorie.o—Knows Griffith sii came to the store and represented that he vec ty-second street, at the house of Mr. Hard: got two weeks credit Tom him ; is about $10; witness applied for it, but it has never raul C. Coayxii—Knows Griffith since March, 1842 ; he then kept, or pretended to kee forwarding establishment ; witness engaged wit! as clerk; Stem advanced him $500, and he was to pay witne: ry of $1200 a year; witness soon found out that he oy not a forwarding ‘merchant ; witness remained in his empley for about e month, until he found out it was a hum! ng he then left; Griffith was indebted te him $000, bestdes his time; witness sued him, sad obtained a verdict for $1060, one cent of which he has not been eaheged by the meal ; he ow bout $26}; able to collect ; witness has, since the trial, made dili- gent enquiry if he had any Property, and witness could never find that he had any on which witness could levy. After the examination of one or two other witnesses, the Court adjourned to this morning, when the trial will @ resumed. For the Prosecution, District Attorney; for the de- fence W. J. Haskett. Jan. 6.—Marshall Burton and others vs. Heman Norton and John W. Norton.—This action is brought to recover something beyond the amount of $2000—the considered value of a quantity of flour purchased from the plaintiff's in this suit. It seems that the first named of these defend. ants, and father of the other herein named, carried on the | fleurand commission business in South street, and that he entered into an agreement with his son that he should be employed by him as clerk, and that he should receive, aa asalary, allthe profits on sales made by him person- ally, and hat he should sustain an equal portion’ © of the losses thereby accruin; c- The purchases were all made by Heman Norton, in his own individual name. Between the 18th of October and the 13th of November, 1844, he made a purchase of 355 barrels of flour, in all amounting to $1ee) 12, which, with the aoe of $155 54, increas- ing the total amount to $2,04 is now claimed. Heman Norton soon after failed int business, su | which, John W. Norton placed his name over the cits and commenced business on his own account. ‘This suit js therefore more immediately brot upon the ground of ee ne ro for the outstanding debts with ‘was taken by consent for the whole amount here claim- ed, subject to ei decision of the court, and a case hereaf: ter to be “Before Chief Justice Jones. Blunt vs, Jilen Hay.—An action is brought in to a nuisance situated on the northwest side of nue ani 2d street, in the establishment of a fat oure, melting, and for hide curing purposes; candles ls0 made there, and other business duties perform- by the complainant in this suit, as ofensive and injurious to health. The plaintiffs house, of noel structure, is situated two doors below these premises com} of. An attempt is made to dispossess the de- fendart as the occupant of these premises. The defence maintained that there are other causes in immediate proximity even ie exceptionable than _ here ng houses, aca ohana th oaten las: ingen st a i ulerised, itchering The whole neighborhood is Sompiaized o tiff knew all this before he built his house contiguous to this ‘infected district.” This whole matter was previous- ly submitted to the Vice Chancellor in February last, and he issued an injunction (somewhat ex parte) to re- strain him in the prosecution of his business in this es. tablishment. The defendant had no opportunity —— roe to reply, being taken by si , and proceed unawares. There are a —, of ait nesses called for the defence, and this cause will probe- bly occupy the wholé time of the court to-morrow and next day. Joseph Blunt in rise ne, pif. J. R. Whiting, J. W. We tended aba Willams, Bias. for the defence. Police Intelligence. Jan. 6.—Charge of Perjury | Zutiue 8. Comstock, fo. 31 Courtlendt street, ‘th Se es met at 10 o'clock, -—In this tojreraime the examination, and nearly two hours were ‘elayed waiting for counsellor Muloch, who was engag- od in a-cause at eeties Court of Common Pleas. The Doctor stated he was ready to admit any docu- ment, bearing his name, that might be presented to the Court. Mr. Grew presented, as ‘Svilende for the prose- cution, a label or wrapper purporting to be a label of the re fOnntment, previous to its being Docron— of don’t nest ses any F auch per. Mr, Murecw presented to the Court several letters written from Comstock and Dally. dated in the year ; setting forth that the printing of said labels was at oe e cash price, — they costhim. These rs were each severally admitted mS the Doctor, and marked by Justice Drinker in rota- on. Docron. —Mr. Grew, do you know this to be the wrap- per on the original burn pith ? Gaew.—I know it was on a box purporting to be the fore the contract,’did you see this wrap- oo had not seen it prior to the contmct. evidence here rested for the prosecution, with fs pee Ms aa ,Muloch' wished to prove, n,on the charge. The doctor answer- affirmatve; consequently the witnesses on both sides were requested to leave the room while the accused was examined. arged him according to law, and | Justice Di Rn chi | the examination was taken by Mr. Blakely, who is one | ofthe. mosttedicient and gentlemanly clerks in the police | nt jv ns.— What is your name? } Axs.—Lucius 8. Comstock; I am 38 years of { upwards: my business is st ai Courtlandt street; Tam a | regular lucation, ai ngaged in the | Recineney bern te this State; I say the charge is | untrue, false and Bentley in eve! int of view; that be principal document on which iris mede ts alter: | ree, that the affidavits founded | | Sea ry are 4 sod known to beso, in my opin- | jon, by the makiny 5 my | get one of the complainants indicted in this case | for perjury, and has been trying on several occasions to | procure aon, from me,on my declining to proceed | pmo ad phi ges oS perjury, spny him money 4 refusing to su; im money, he | Massa “ct taken thi "T'Stew, eet | ible means of getti , but e1 in rej verting accusations, and | mal difficulty ‘een me sed my business enemies | and rivals. a poe reed i} Ho wes ne of Pes ge my store. red th young. oa in eee ci Ak in our pod jury, after a Steet | Pressed the case to a hearing, and they would put it eff no longer, he | aitorney and counsel, and run » and could net be procured to testify inst Tepeatedly og me with vengeance ; the S| young man is in my em in that case, He is worthy, many opinion ashe Too him. fem prepared 10 baseness and want of foun- dation, without say id aid or a ee vail myself | tractstwhich ie forged i the ‘word purpose,” is altered jal ry aban that I have srvornt, agg is sows in fe ceer! the word used a in © and in which ich Dally has sworn bill that 1841 Dall; fled, made time: and exemiiond ereeen (the Hy oh et Be | both alike. The alteration is shown py, one of the ori ha ped here. 1 believe I used Grew as witness seve! ears 0, lication: a not “74 it ately asa Withee pene us ended the Doctor's examination. to the Court that he had three or four wiles Wee ' omine for the defence—therefore the case will be re- sumed again pe een core a at twelve o'clock. e indictment | ye aod chattels deceased; the 4th September, 1841, paid, as such { trator, « sum of $1, 23 to John a pe rhage greg Conn ment docketed on the 29th June, 1640, in the Supreme Court ofthis State, at the suit of vert A Banker, for the snm of $12,000 debt, and lates ae eth Se e low. Mr. Ens ceweninens, Bev' Derven fe ten 23, required @ bond of iudemnity, and suit was execuied and bears date on he a ne hang by Evert A. Banker, Edw. M. Willett and George W. janker, and centains the followi condition :—Now Bi the of it abov. the above that Ey M. Willett and Geo. W. Banker, ‘ave harmless, the said Ransom Fa; \) erweather from any loss or damage to which he shall bet subjected by co gin of any claim which shall hereafter be set u estate of Stephen Price, deceased, which be pore he toa said iidgment; and shall also ra aps id R. Fayerweather from a loss or damage whatsoever, which he ma: stain by reason of the niger on the said judgment as afore- said; and also reason of any future net which he chall expe coencht Jud gmaet, there ‘allegation to be void, otherwise to re: "a &e. Onthe 24th of June, 1843, David B. fOgden, E de the Si ite, made an order that the account as administrator should be passed, and caused said sum of $1507 23 to be stricken out, and ke paid over to one John C. Clute, as judgment docketed in the Supreme Court, January ith, 1032, against. said Stephen Price, at the ‘auit of Van Giesen others, executors, for $16,000, on which there was due a balance of $3,000, and interest amounting in all to $6,146 55,0n the ground that said last mentioned, judgment was entitled to a preference. In pursuance of said order, plaintiff on the June, 1843, pee Cine $3,000 ; and on the 13th March, 1844, pai im a further sum of $1,456 57. The plaintiff by his declaration averred, that for th payment of these sums he was not rs defendants pleaded first non est factum, second that pleintiff had not been dam- nified. “The plaintiff re nd took issue on the fact ‘ment to Clute, main question between the parties is, Nile oR the Judgment obtained by Van Gieson inst Price, or has not been extinguished. The defendants eaker en deavor to show, that a few years after it was docketed, 8 ca sa was issued on it, upon which Price was arrested d brought tothe office of Mr. Mr. Strong the attorney to @ execution ; that the perties then entered into an agreement to receive the amount by instalments, and that Strong gave the Sheriff e discharge, and setatliberty. The discharge tothe tended to amount to an extinguishe: This is the princi ground ot eae The stands adjourned to this morning. For plaintiff, Mr. Bos- worth ; for defendant, Mesers. ‘illet and Dodge. The Case of Adultery.—John Dee va. Richard Roe Roll jury in this case came into Court about 2 orelock after being out about twenty hours, finding verdict for plaintiff; ae ostabliching hee fact of adultery agaist Mr. Ferguson. | dant intends to move fo: We understand defen- w trial. Court Calendar—This Day. Cincurt Court.—13, 30, 31, 32, 36, 87, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47. Common Pieas, Part 1—79, 67, 93, 1, 65, 153, 75, 87, 123, 155, 157, 151. Part Ii 108, 110, 112, 80, 8, 38, 74, 92, 76, 98, mnington’s Last Night and Benefit. powerful list of attractions, Hi closes this Patron’ jioramas, a Concert. by Italian Fantocint, thes celebra- jutler, Valentine, and Coll extravaganza: La Petite Cecilia lends jaseum wi | be crowded Hudson Engtno R is x second oy tae ke ras the a aid, Pesle’s The New Engine.—T was tried on Saturday last, at B throw, aah ne eal Tat it SAC thealarm, last night, boys that raaher up town says she rans very essy. A Card —The undersigned desire to present to the Post ee their sincere and grateful acknowledgm: Hobert H. Morris; Haq. forthe Kindness and. sym promptly threwing open to the: disposal to salle. oem to ascertain m fate of 1zho has fortunately excaped from the wreck of le Zane.” To the editors and officers of the daily press, they also offer thot! beays a. WP MACHA yea (BALD Shaay, ARCH JAS. G. MACLAY. ya rte th py Re dicioes in the world far eerrving oes body vad mor coughs, consumptien, famed’ ° ji ey throat, 1 the body, f) Tour of guid indian Vegetable Ph night on goiug to bed, will in all cases give relief, aud, if the foedicine ber re. da few times, bieod wall be be fomplete panied the digestion will be Te and the nett restored to even sounder hi before. of ltsthould also be, remem & man, by the nai Wa. M. EEE EEE The princijel pert ef the debt falls due in 1854. In Fe cage Sp aE the debt | created—the eity wharf, with the stores'upon it—reverts | to it. Its estimated value is $600,000, an amount larger than the belunce of the debt unprovided for. It is estimated that the cost of introducing water inthe largest quantity into the city, will be $2,661,643. The unimproved landed property of the city is valued at $3,- 175,000, whitch will, if appropriated to that purpose, pay for introduojing water into the city, and leave a surplus of $523,357, independent of water rents. The busigess on the canals of this State during the past year, has been larger than ever before. The following tables, compiled from the records of the Canal Department for the years 1844 and 1845, show the whole movement @n the canals of the State, of al property arriving at and clearing from tide water. Vatus oF Paoreaty WHICH CLEARED FROM AND CAME to Tipe Warten in ‘een 1845, Arrived. “sry Aga, « 4g.aga.ann Cleared: 165,453,908 $87,782,849 $100,000,298 Excoss In 1845 over 1044.00.04... + so $18,123/449 The principal part of the increase in 1845 over 1844 was in property arriving at tide water. The annexed tables exhibit the quantity and estimated value of each article reaching tide weter, in each of the past two years. Quantity anp Estreaten Vatur or Provvce, &c., Reach Ino Tis SOR mR 1844 AND 1845, Manufactures. 031,395 $34,640,446 1,204,943 $45,452,301 The following is a statement of property cleared from the Hudson river on all the canals in 1844 and 1845, value of such property, tolls, andjnumber of boats cleared :— Tolls $682,068... 1,204,943 tons, and the total cleared from tide water only 224,013 tons. Old Stock Exc! that inSnete, who sells medicine purporting tobe lei Pills: at the corner of Race and F: nine, neither ean I ine any’ that he tof y * funblemished character, tu pot, tit Greenwich street, New York. WM, MONKY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, Jan. 6—6 P. M. The market continues very unsettled. U.S. Bank, Vicksburg, Long Island, Pennsylvania 5’s, Ohio 6’s, clo- sed firm at yesterday’s prices. Stonington fell off 4 per cent, Norwich and Worcester }, Erie 12, Canton 1, Read- Mo WwRICST ‘or against imposition, is to ta, paschase from | | $3009 U.S 5s, 1838, 100,100 shs Canton Co, 37 coup 10s 50 do 37 i700 N'Y State 7 149 105 125 FA we fo lhew o, de mw 92h N A Trust, 10 93. do b90 10 9% do deo 1 Be. do os do “104 ir C ing 1}, Farmers’ Loan }, Illinois}. Harlem went up}, Kentucky 6's}. A proposition was made to-day, during the session of the old Board of Brokers, to discharge the committee apvointed to report upon the difficulties between the balls and bears of the Erie Railroad stock, inWall street @ place the matter inthe hands of referees, out of the board. It was suggested that the board of referees con- sist of lawyers and merchents, but no action was taken upon the subject. The Board of Brokers is the only body that can settle this thing satisfactorily te all par’ ties. The rules established for the regulation of con tracts between different members, should govern in thi* Case, as in all others. Every member of the Board is Perfectly well acquainted with the points of the question ‘at issue, and the whole thing can be decided at once. It should have been settled on the day it came before the Board. The Board have, legitimately, the all questions of this character; and it is only by a strict | enforcement of their rules, that they can retain the con- fidence placed in them by outside operators. If the Board do not take the responsibility of settling the difi- Culties which have grown out of this affair, the outsiders will not abide by any future decision they may make upon any future questions. If they refer this to parties | out of the Board, it will establish a precedent, and in ali future differences there will be no tribunal for reference, The demand for foreign exchange, since the departure of the steamer, has been very limited. Quotations are: however, firm. Prime bills on London we quote at 8}a | 9 per cent. premium; Paris 6f.28}05f.25; Amsterdam, 30} a39¢; Hamburg 354035]; Bremen 78}a78j. The earnings of the Eastern division of the New York and Erie railroad, for the month of December, 1845, as compared with the same month in 1844, were as follows: New Youx anv Enir Rattnoap. Same time last ye: Increase ...... This increase is equal to about sixteen per cent. The specie appears to be pouring into New Orleans, from all sources. The receipts on the 27th ef December were as follows: Per wel fairy, from Nassau, N. Total. .....+-- The Firemen’s Insurance Company of Boston have | declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable | on Monday next. The City Bank, and Bank of Monroe, at Rochester, | have each declared « semi-annual dividend of three | per cent. The Exchange Bank of Hartford, Conn., has declared | a dividend of one doller and fifty cents per share, pay- able on demand. | The New Haven Bank has declared a dividend of four | per cent for the last two months; New Haven County | of Bank, four per cent ; New Haven City Bank, three-and shill, and New Haven Mechanics’ Bank, two dollars | and-a-half per share. The Petersburgh Railroad Company have declared a dividend of three percent, for the last six months. From a recent report of the finances of Boston, it ap” pears that the total debt of the city amounts to $1,066,- 200, the interest on which per annum is $64,260. The rents for buildings, for which in part the debt was con- tracted, amount to $53,869, and the interest on bonds for land sold amounts to $22,688, making the income $76, 557, which exceeds the interest on the public debt $22,297" The provisions for meeting the payments on the debt o, the city, as they arrive at maturity, are ample. The whole amount of debt is. ... There is cash to the credit of the Committee on the reduction of the city debt. . ses ee « 6 $120,894 68 Bonde and mortga; for lands BOA. i cee eee sceerees 978,148 79 499,088 47 Leaving a balance of, .., + $906,161 | decision of | ESSFeekTsFecciccesnesssess hy 4 1 do ‘9 1 | 0 do "baw 2 jie & be | 10 = do mm ys | 100. do sis 2678 | 30 Erie RR, | 200 do a | Second Board. | 25 sbs Erie Consolid’d,' 57,50 1s $ Se te |} 35 do a 8 | ode a | 100 Long Island, J } New Stock Exchange. | J she Morris Canal, 13 $@ shs Nor &Wor, cash 6: | 3 19% 2% do b3 63 | @ do cash 193 150 © do 8 | 2 CantonCo, cash 30 do bs. 63 ity do tw 3 ” do ba 6: |%0 do ba Be 25 = do atw 63 se do M4 = do ‘ | 375, cash 36% 25 © do i Lowe lath “ae 4 ¢ oe 65 eter e Work,” a ay 4% Hes ie | On Tuesday eve: oats by the Rev. John Shey, Mr. A. 8. Custis, of the house of Phel; 8 & Curtis, to | Miss Mary Exizager Lyox, daughter of William L and niece of Commodore W. M. Crane, of the by also'of Col. J rane, of the U. 8. ‘uesday inst., b 10 (Rev. Dr. McElro: “ | am McKe Jeamie Menzies, both of this city. Died. On Tues: ring, 6th inst., of consumption, po A ATON, daughter of the Ine Richard The friends of the family and those of her brother-in- law, Michael J. O'Donnell, are jrespectfully Lig od to attend her funeral this sfienoon, at half-past three o'clock, from No. 269 Elizabeth Lites By LaEL MB | South street. OR SALE—A first rate Van or Mn ret ‘“ me iw conist, — or Pie OF any person in water tig! ry cheap. To beseen at No-60 Frank: Tin street 56 3%rh Tess Pere RE wi to a su e it horse FE. welve horse boils 1 complete ena i Te rel a eee FRE se Bi to any person - will rhe cote ah hag aot all the ia the ety. deinen Al Partner of the frm code Fish or, Teale Manufacear ilk fa fea Maiden ine New | Berane shi thin tae Under the ffm of THOMAS ae Ge SE 102 Maiden Hi near New York, Jan. 5, 1846. P will be recei ’e.1l street, aoe rs. the Baie, for supply- delivered at ice ot Cpetag ecees fn {foram ms. | Versers, jonas, te ete yaa prt TL IMEMEAEY “PRESERVES. Greenwich street, Loe Bet ee eed eae eee as yam yea a Sauseges of Boulogne ; Italian J aed all es ‘ fr cae! sri L Briled edt get & oN a iat3 the rived ates g ta Beware of Counterfols 65 he ‘ orest. A. \. n'y. — Vali Value. 200 $1,040,275, $873,136 700 "4,001,691 237.924,666 4,041'720 25 HSA, 381 234,390 982 160,605 498,534 533,008 = 390, 131 1 628 898 6,550 114,737 96,258 80,646 1,774,212 1,393,360 $7,759,596 Aericulture 185. 572,814 3 571,637 230,000 507/743 poy 1631: ‘reo it 299 1,333,725 27,542,861 1,921,000 2,716,909 21,825,455 3,055,564 = 3,064,800 245,184 2,915,474 9,504,039 2,946,252 Ca 293,009 36,627 9,999,918 2,517,250 14,021,081 1,211,759 1,620,033 1,941,869 43,506 "157438 "111,002 | 35,803 21.479 1,137,917 671,371 1,294,609 491,951 1,067,665 160,150 66,175 70,145 145,569, 076 Se 3 670.900 80,508 3,161,200 221,284 3,114,000 8,303,960 166,079 1,319,700 974,200 157,356 | Total value... . $21,020,055 $27,612, 201 | $727,482 It appears that about one quarter of the aggregate amount of tolls received on all the canals of the State, is collected on Property cleared from tide water. In | 1845, the total tonnage received at tide water was AS HE Y BATE, ? | on) | AUCTION SALES, ug PAINTINGS AT AUCTION. will sell a geete aveuiog ra ts | ak 0. 295 B be gig. jeut tings, amongst which are several | oes ie works of Also, an iavoi: of a war of useful and curious gies the selection ‘of s bachel 33 3 PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUASLE sven of a IN CHANCERY. mAh Ease Kch neneer merge A ra ales, Enq. Master rotion, consisting of e one | in Geegere. peg dy ea er ar Chatham street, ou the new line; of twe houses ou a lot front ing on Washington and on Troy str of two lots on the East ai and two lots a itectly opposite on the ‘Weat side of First avenue, ec weey 3M h streeta; of two pis South forth sides of 40th street, with a feo) and on the ot side of 3d i apne ¢ ind I it or dook of | bate i ‘of Bi Blogmugdale ith street, on tl de of “sede a avenue, the street, and the South apy pues (being 16 avenne and 48 street lots); and e whole front of the East side of 6th ry Stfecr a depth (being Blot) between the lst dese yed streets, and a sinall xore on E. comer of sith street and sth aver ‘Maps can be obtained of the auctioneer, No. 7 Arc RICHARD’S HIMSELF AGAIN! No. lt of the Modern Standard Drama, 18 NOW READY, BEING SHARD THE THIRD. As COMPILED BY CIBBER from Shakspeare, and ot! ‘sources, aud played by Keinble, Cooke, and the Keans. his edition contmere fell, Gescription ef the new costa edy at the Patk Theatre. decorations, repared for the revival of this splendid w Yo one should go tothe theatre rs ie lady of ¥ 'y e Bebool of Epes Sargent fen, Fost {oF Seandals ‘Mose Graudtather Whitehead, ight numbers form an elegant 4 Mian engraving of the eminent meer te Mowat ne TAYLOR, 2 AstoriHlouse. delitte WM. TAYLOR, 8 AtoriHonse. SAND CRUCIBLES AND BLACKPOTS, &c. PPE undersigned offer for ane at low prices— Sand Crucibles, of Nos.5, 6.and 2, \ et st German Black pots (assorted). pit ges bse German Cologne of 3S Farina Pee remy wt ONGROSHEIM & CLAPHAM, iT Stistre Pearl street. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. EFFERSON DIVISION, No, 7.—Brothers, you are here- ‘by notified to meet at the ‘Division Hooms this afternooa clock, forthe purpose of paving the Tau tibate of te spect to our deceased brother, WILLIAM SHAW. WILLIAM JONES, By order, RS. Rey, N. B.—The Order in general are Feapeetfully invited to at | tend. JT ttre CARLTON HOUSE. NE, or two, Families can be accommodated with suits of epartments for i bs 78 by plying at the Carlton House. pbes ce the late firm of iriwtre Benson & Hodge CARD.—Captaia D. Martin fe itto be both his: sure a dut volume, to wi ich a tithe-pay lea- , and | 44,900 istown, Delaware’) rat lady and bd easion of their arriy: t shipwreck 6 162 nt the Delaware Breakwater, 1 the at |G ‘ucker, from Bermuda. ‘They arrived | MOG | the diess, | ut in those officers they met eas th kindred and friends. "582,628 Ww ANTED—By a French P% recently from Pui Wie | situation a Forewoman in'a Fuahioneble Fancy 8 °. | ferences given as having worked in t fablishmen value... $3,409, seins | thE Pibee chars Eee ted Bonnie Oleee Mercbeadue'ites.. stone 86,153 905,708" 88497 | _i72em sical aS LE Other Artictes. mst | ROME, WANTED CA Single Gentleman wishes wo fad @ Parlor and a Bedroo mishe Btone.lime Sclay Ibe 50,159,800" 75.2 aust ta.ie | private family, with or wi ont breakfast, for wh 1,891,900 81308 12'263'800 | brice will be given. Location not below Broome street. Ad: ete 700 55,903 47,798,300 Gress T. T.. Otlice of this paper. STattre 5, 400 2,188, 996 83,237,259 spectable yeung woman, in a private $3,330,50 to do chamber work, or'act as child's Total value.,....++. $2,320,596 suite ome well recommended. Pieeve apply at 93 | Forest, t 02 4 A PARTNER WANTED with « capital of 89 cig Seales ariaasiocs, Sayreae greziacee | A Boescrwbien bes tess occani sheasloeapeceren sis gen “ats “cag an | ative or alent parser ina Doniness which rey a ae nly object in having "a. partne e26er_ astm sai_assnise 4 ‘Aline addressed to!" Busi name and where an interview may be ja7 Str ER COMPANY Notes ree A per cent discount, by Ri Wallstreet, FORMATION WANTED OF GILBERT PHILPOT. ix | | 1844, ; Please address W. J. King, South Sixth street, Williame- | Boats cleared + ingoa. wep 040 | burgh. Tons 208,699 224,018 WANTE, Value $68,142,408; | 1 955,468,908 YOUNG MEN to go South of West, to A FEW ACTIVE act as ts for eanle of new and popular Publications. | $300 over and above their expenses will be insured to them in biog, with an opportunity of cleas Af year. Some | in our employ will, no doubt, make o "sii r district. aay yo clear of Bil gape, ch will hve ue dni necessary for them at leas geood feting out, Apply at FILEN CHS Pablishing Mall, 33 roadway, up a of the Flag. All eters mat WeDo | EETII inserted without Pain, and warranted good as the | natural ones, for bitiag and mastical T A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on 00 f best mineral Teeth, on fine gold. late, - for e upper Jaw, to be worn by atmospheric shale T, ‘Tooth, from $1 s to * 00 Teeth with Gold, from to 150 | BFF GNES,"eorucs at Coa rance in Canal street. DR. POWELL 4, OC U LIST, The Ryaaed to all leperiectioee of Vision fomsiet tot | 0 a rections of Vision, o'clock, at hi is region dence, Sst Rrectwray, oener of of the Ci Onst AGRO ren attention and success. Javeterate canes of RA emmys ‘Squinting, cured in * ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis- | ting Tahed Krome Che porated’ or ices ant residence 261 Broadway—entrance 196 Warren | street. Sa7 1e*rh street and Broslwn en- j7 2t*m ; ARTIFICIAL donee s in sar aT he fader will be live —The finder will be lil ieaving rid we the Herald office “ O8T— Yesterday afternoon, 6 old. gaamelled Bracelet, | rie orien ante Y wich steges | in coming Hom Hadsos end Corlesphes see er of | roadway and Or in Broad im Dey to Vesey at. | ce hndge will be itably rewarded by Yeaviog the same at | No. 83 Sallivan st. or at 65 and 67 Nassau. 56 teh e's New Yore TO LET OR LEASE Tre lage way, formerly. known Mosnts. Said building is about 25 feet front and rciy, tie yoarienlad or rand 1: building No. 262 | id well calculated for ex! alto any in t etween 11 A. M. NOTICE—STATEN 18! —On ll eas Jan. 6th, the tee on this mow’ ite fol Pewee M. i rf Leave New Vorkeo, VA. Mt i380 P 30m Batdioc ths tose wilt fre ox 10) Yelock, instead | of 12 HAVEN HARTEOED AND Gea | | Pal ING) romedstog Ae (Sun- 6 e fast and commodious steamers NEW | YORK or ae 1ONS and arrive at Albany the same even- lo ments have been made to make the line sure, | patcognscen depend ou wring enederned jal He TICE — Tre splendi Li sical N wl ea reli eatee ey oad felaht for a 3 | BOSTON. ne | | “PASSAGE FROM AND REMITTANCE os GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. ‘sta bli ‘assage Pearl street. ‘The subscribers are at all times prepared to make engage m to bring out passengers by first class Americas eee | og from Liverpool every six days, an af | the fnew re of detention to e1 grant at at that or, and the captains + well kno et tment {9 passengers, it, woul: appear to be almost unnec to an: person send jaa te the old county f avd ‘will do well by selecting this | out, the pass- rr d to the party from whom it was D also made by the subscribers, ou the National ak of freiand, Nomen Braking Company, | facet Bank ere, otiand ny R. ©, Glyn & U: haw | and Grin Ce ie eran Liverpool—paye: | | ble without diseoeat’ Fr ferh wr particulars apply ty, 273 Pearl street. all C, GRIMSHAW & CO. No. 10 hiteamy? 2 Eas, pool JK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- PACKETS—For Liverpool, vied reguler costly manner, with every | improvement and convenience, | mage it add to, the comfort of those cones. F iy Ok , or sending for their friends, should call ant “lgthere ‘specimei naval architecture before engaging in cabin, 2d | ggllieeantaat oot of sabscribers, 7 this 6] — steerage, early application | jeckinan’ street, 07 to the ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. ee whe door io the Fal ohon Bak eaters ae Agent je her 0 ‘Orlems, oe Woodrafl, who yl 4 (arp "het Ter: | ng clogsat | seed Sty Steere ast are - pay no goods received ‘Sat | Sivi ny ly—The splendid and fast sailing packet MOE LBSINORE. Cont Procter will positively sail on the 16th ceeasiy, te for the hers inayery handsome mauner eg a fe w in and second cabin passen cers at Eabi yt are "8, apply: on board, or to yes th st, nea N. B—The aboce ship will be leaving Cork’ for Ne about the 0th of March next. ‘Those wishing. to friends bronght out direct to this country, would 1 make early application as above. rs tFOR LIVERPOOL— SAUNT well-known, fast sailing eres ship L aly 'H ERER, w Palmer | aster, will hat —Ky aceees en orto” obtain | _ TEETH! TEETH! | | Drate the Anexation oF ataract sa | FAK THKAIKE. This oe January 7, ie of * | i Ric rt. ae Guo. Kean Chas. Kean egies Ee. open at 06 o'elock, end the Curtain willrise precise! " ERY THKATAD. sow A. W. JACKSON... - MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. MRS. PHILLIPS BENEFIT. ‘This Evening, January 7, he perf ill commence with Theperforpe BORE LK by ir AN A DRESS, Written (or the occasion, py a gentlemén of this city, will be spoken by ¥ 3 Fairs. TH) SOLDIEE'S Be DAUGHTER. ir. ry pe vitae Thera, a cus; Doors will open at 1 car. ast 6, the curtain will rise at 7. CHMSSUT STREET THKATRA- PHILADELPHIA. Lesexr,..... Stace Manage + Mr. Burton. acces -Mr. Brovanam. This Evening, January The performance will SEH erro pu el new Farce, THE qrumre tel DAUGHTER. Phillipot, MrC ween ~ & my Et. a Mr <sieyenga Ma- After which, ia ee | Me pe tHE iret cSbane, Mr Broxgham; Ay Mr Bowers; Lady Lee fie TOM AND any iN AMERICA, Tom, Mr Brougham; Jerry, Mr Howard; Green, Mr Burton: ate, Miss Fioher. > a STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. Brace Manaeen........ eeee-Ma, H. KE. Braves FIFTH NIGHT OF THE RiP NGscrMEnr OF A. A. AD. . January 7, GER. ie Biller, Sirs jurke, Aen which, (2d. imei heste new Chinese Burlesque of eR ST Y! Kohsa Khan, Mr E Shaw; Khut yer Styic, Mr Burke; Hopi, With the ty monic Fi iy Mester . rant e of the N MONSTER. Harlequin, Mr Weeds Col bine, Miss Dana. (77 On Friday, Mrs Burk This pa TR TH er Be, A A Adams: Duff; Solomon, kone’ Stray, fort 3 efit. Unprecedented Combination of Varied Exnter- temas pein ‘or the Benefit of INGTON, And eA. a mete engagements, the Last GHT OF THE SEason, At = aba sMoseUM. iy 252 Bresdiogy)@ josite the Cit Halt 4 NES JANUAR B.—An Afternoon ae, at three o’ seloek, and in hi rong Seven wc Belen ‘+s—Chi! half: HANING) TONS | ‘Bie ST. ‘MOVING DIORAMAS. f transcendent charms has been prevailed | ape ah as LIVING TABLA ‘ABLEAU, J Tepreeesting tbe BELLE vor by keeping TABLEAU,” represeatieg the CouNT = trasts, rola, Ke pntlis mar noc tera ot A id Vocal ipl Instrumental CONCERT, by the cele- ! brated News gee ‘La Petite Crcrita. BDANC, Taran PRUNTOS FINI, NE, Ry Siguor 3 Montano. gt howe who aiay know she infor wil te a ane pee Gentl this in ae WAVING “ABLE iy veprescatlen tee DORSA to serve oritheet, the Sasie Scan ith Songs, ala , Sihmete and Coles, wi ne LAST Day. AT piney OPERA HOUSE. | HARMONEONS’ | GRAND VocAL INAERUMETAL AND OPERATIC Ss, jWwelneres Taerenay ond Friday Evenings, ae iby Fhe oa te Book Store of cents, to be had at the | He ati the principal Musie Stores, at Doors open ate, to Pena it 734 @’clock. ita GRAND JUBILEE BALL OF THE TEXAS AND OREGON ASSOCIATION HE anniversary of the mi “ees mented e, Hero and | troops at New Orleans, bein; | _N.B. ma appro eas, am ~— rere creas at tthe able publican Party, in relation Nesion Se sanoet tate ry enon “TEXAS AND OREGON ASSOCIATION” On the aie so ‘of January, 1846, GAR DEN, THEIR ‘sin ANNUAL BALL, ‘The Garden, with wigy garivalledWplendor{ bod oc erga meh ete man apt ots can be procured of either of the following members pomaters OF ARRANGEMENTS. irew Sikeel le n Joe ‘Mahon, me pe Vandervoor., eerie, ies, “ Chairman of the catty 2x60 ea. Ni'B'"ichot cin be obtsaedat the Garden onthe opening of the Ball. ee aia ee 7 eo “ON WITH THE be CE’ “LET JOY ABOUND !” HE FIRST GRAND. ARIAL Babe of the ** Invin- wil, California Guard,” will tak Coliseum, ivunry 7th, 1B46, on whieh ocession the emer os rentng, jenny 7, wil in their ofa eae ee in thaeno two notwou ) a forme aero having been the only alg regarded my thei copstractin. : Jitia—renowned in war for their foie in pene = fr their iworeityto which this ir Sect t thet in et icy vuly tastefel "andre en engaged fo th Mons. wa the en Tt Any be optional with guests whether to Tickets may be procared fr m any of the Guard, or at the (AD. LEWIS, Chairman. rk 0 2s Terre ‘i door on the evening of the JAMES GRAY, Secretary. NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY, J R Hi pom We Jan. iis poe aeiie eats aaa the Vesey door, V. e See st foto pee ae Pe leave the Be a wit aes | heads towards Low, iz ittre! i of Hacks and Cabs. TL 7 Meet ae ma ak ih tlowal HH & CO.’S “oon TE ron, aantnnepe etn at cost in tries: ‘ON’S 2 EET ee IN PHILADELPHIA. M® Ter LETON La leave to give two of popular bee M" ’; Vie on a Haut, Pes give one in TRENTO! be Sy particulars revere Manic Stores. 6 Mt te er