The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1846, Page 3

married Ladies, tak : i A short time ago we had some business ia: Mori | ( ounty, New Jersey, and while there, we came acros | \ Gold friend of ours,who has recently come into posses" ‘Rot a fine farm on Long Hill, im said county and State, (Wen the same range of hills, and ubout twelve miles trom Bishop Hobert’s old country residence, nine miles rom the flourishing village of Morristown and three from Baskinridge ; ond a more healthy, elevated, beauti_ ful and commanding prospect, or inland view, is not in : New Jersey. Being a widower, and so pleasantly situated, | we naturally asked him why it was, having a good farm and every thing around him so comfortable, he had no wife? Said Re, “my dear sir, advertise and get mea good companion; | am now ready (after being inasingle state nine years) and all things arenow in order.” Now, ladies here isa chance. He is in good health, of a sound con! stitution, @ good looking man, forty-five, a lawyer by profession—at present a gentleman farmer—his disposi. tion amiable, his temper even and pleasant, and is do- mestic. In his religion, an Episcopalian, (but no Pusey- ite) A good democrat of the old Jackson school, has two sons, the first a young merchant in Philadelphia ; the second just of age, a fine young gentlemen, and ac- complished, (and we speak knowingly too, for we all spent several weeks together, summer before last, at Belmont Hall, Schooley’s Mountain.) The widower, above all, is a fine fellow, fond of good old wine, old books, and his Bible his text book, old friends, and cheerful old winter fires, and of a good wife. Now, ladies, here is his description of the wife he wants She must be even tempered, good looking, accomplished! (in the general acceptation of the word—1. e. not toomo- derniyjrefined,) sound in health and constitution—do mestic—a good housekeeper, of the middle size, and weighing from one hundred to one hundred and fifty pounds—her feetures regular—ber teeth sound and naturui—her tongue always eschewing evil, but speak ing well—her feet small, and in the right place—o; good family—alwaye neat and trim at home and abroad —fcom twenty to forty and upwards, and willing at all times to be counselled with and talked to—and, in re" turn, to give advice when necessary, and to be the | mistress of the house and household, always. Her re- ligion of the Gospel standerd—and her politics, (if any) democratic—and, last of all, property, or money, as much as she pleases to bring with her. \f any more information is wanted, call on, or write to us—otherwise, address Mason D. C. Maatin, at his head quarters, the Merchants’ Hotel, No. 41 Courtlandt street, (between Broadway and Greenwich street,) New York. December 1, 1645. P.8.—We torgot to mention that he goes for the | “ whole of Oregon, or none.” MONEY MARKET. ‘Wednesday, Jan.7—6 P.M. , ‘Where wasa general decline in stocks to-day. Nor. 4 wich and Worcester fell off 2 per cent; Erie Railroad 3, | Long Island 2; Canton }; Reading Railread 1}; Vicks- | burg 4 North American Trust }; Morris Canal }; Her. | tem, U. 8. Bank, and Ohio 6's, closed firm at yesterday's | prices. The sales of Reading Railroad were very large. Tv tock market continues very much depressed, and — the difficulties between the bears and the bulls, on the Erie railroad stock, tend to depress the market, and de- | stroy all disposition in the outs: to operate. The | committee to which the Erie railroad question was re- | | ferred, had a meeting this afternoon, with the counsel of both parties, té argue the pointsat issue. This is the only proper way to arrange this matter; it should be cided by the board, upon a report from this committee. It is due to the pumegous operators represented by the members of the old board of brokers, that this, or any | other question arising in the beard, should be settled | there. The confidence now entertained by those for | whom many members act, in the board, is very great; | and the equity that marks all their proceedings, has ' heretofore been undoubted, and on this account every | effort should be made to preserve this reputation. Ano, | ther thing is to be taken into consideration in this mat- | ter, and that is the equality;that should exist among all the members, whenever any decision comes before the | prody for settlement. It is very difficult, no doubt, to | [prevent a member, whose operations are very extensive, | | | and who may from time to time give business to other | | members, from acquiring an influence which, in certain | times, may be of great advantage; but es little of this ‘iaitaence should be permitted to ‘nsinuate itself into de- cisions as possible. Whatever may be the result of this trie railroad affair, it will prove beneficial to stock spe- culators generally, and cornering operators in particu, lar. It will establish a precedent that will, or should, re- | wulate all future disputes, and teach those speculators |having adisposition to get up a cornering operation in any stock, to look ahead, and see if there are any bonds | of the companytin existence. Corners very seldom prove | successful, and the difficulties growing out of this, no matter what the result may be, will be of advantage to he rising generation of balls end bears, and put a veto | upon this sort of stock speculation. It is of more im- portence than many members of the board imagine, that | itm question now before the committee appointed, should be settled at once, one way or the other, by the board.— Many members of the board act exclusively for them- selves, while others represent many outside operators, who have a deep interest in this matter; and it is particu- larly for this reason that the board should not suffer the ‘affair to go out of their hands. | The Merchants’ Exchange Bank has declared a semi_ annual dividend of three and one-half per cent., payable ‘on demand. The Baltimore and Reiste.stown Turnpike Company ras declared a half-yearly dividend of one percent. The Baltimore and Washington Turnpike Company ras declared a half-yearly dividend of one per cent. | The Baltimore and Yorktown Turnpike Company has Jeclareda half-yeerly dividend of one per cent. The Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Georgetown, D. C., has declared a half-yearly dividénd of three per | vent. | The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad | ‘Company, for 1845, amounted to $220,808, against $203,- | 100 for 1844, being an increase of $17,308 in 1845. The { net earnings for the year ending the lst inst., amounted | 0 $70,000, which have been ‘appropriated to the exten- | = the road, which accounts for pessing the January | vidend. | The message of Governor Wright gives a very flatter. | a the 30th of September, 1845, the canal debt of the | tate amounted to $19,690,021. Of this amount, $111,385 | 11 due on the lst of July, 1846. The money was deposit” din the transfer office. The interest on the debt | k | F i i E z r 3 i i z g 8 F £ He rents amount to $2,478,901, which reduce the canal debt $17,216,119. Of this, $571,804 becomes due on the Ist lay of July next, being $421,804 of the Oswego canal ock, and $160,000 Cayuga and Seneca canal stocks. If hese liabilities be met by payment, there will remain « palance of the canal debt, unredeemed, of $16,644,816. The finances of the State have been very much bene- itted by the increased amount of tolls this year, compar, ‘1 with last, and have enabled the State to accomplish, what it otherwise could not have accomplished from the sual resources of the State. Within the two years ding July Ist, 1846, an amount of redemptions equal $4,314,090, will have been made. The revenues from he canals, for the last fiscal year, have exceeded those £ 1844, $95,984 88. The expenses, in 1845, exceeded of 1844, $140,169 96. The surplus revenue in 1845 the expenditures, was $114,195 lees than that of the jrevious year. The canal tolls forthe season, in 1846, txcoed these for the season of 1844,/$900,079 26. ‘The devt of the general fund is annually increasing» elt ual to the current charges upon the fund. bi eo a term fund was, st the close of $5,085,640 24 ris debts at tee elooe 5,684,607 63 ing an increase, within the year end- ing 30th Septamber Inst, of ©... 64. ss $251,061 66 Astatement of the liabilities of thie fand for the year, of its means to meet them, showsa deficiency of ose means, on the 80th September last, after applying @ whole balance of money then remaining in the trea’ ry, of $740,151 78. That amount has been borrowed fom, and is due to the ether public funds. he Legislature of Pennsylvania met on Monday. The ‘ate Treasurer is exerting himself to meet the semi- nual interest, due on the Ist proximo, and there is no ubt but thet he will be successful in deing se, punc- sily and in full. The people of Penosylvania have a ‘eat deal of pride in promptly paying the interest on public debt of the State, particularly as it was the at delinquent State to resume, and on account of the | C., Mr. A. F. Acate, | the Execators ay cl \ng account of the finances of the State. It appears tha; | influence its resumption has had upon | the other States. ‘The message of the Governor of Maryland has not had & very favorable influence upon the market value of the stocks of that State. Maryland 6's have declined, in the face of the satisfactory report of the executive upon the financial condition of the State. The money markets, generally, are, without doubt, very much affected by the state of our foreign affairs, and the various reports and rumors that emanate from the seat of government, from time to time,spread consternation and dismay among the financial and commercial classes. There appears to be considerable anxiety to know what course the Senate will pursue in relation tothe policy of giving the year’s notice to Great Britain, for a cessation of the mutual or joint occupancy There is very little doubt but thet the lower House will pasa the resolutions intro- duced by the Chairman of the committee on Foreign Re- lations, by a larger majority than a similar resolution passed the same body last year, but the action of the Senate upon the resolution is very doubtful. There is a division of parties in the upper House upon this ques- tion; party lines are annihilated, and the cliques contain members of each party. It is barely possible that the re- solutions to give the year’s notice, may, when received from the House, meet with a fate similar to that of the same bill last session. This matter will drag alorg through the whole of this long session, and should t seasion close without coming to any settlement of the question, there will be no permanency in any of our business affairs, and a feverish, uncertain, ruinous state of things will exist, that will derange all systems of tra nd be for thetime almost as deplorable as actua! hostilities. The commercial classes, and in fact ali classes, have not, duriog the past twenty years, been sure of any stability or permanency in any of the im- portant measures of the Government from one year to another. The changes inthe tariffs; the adoption and explo- sion of banking systems; the passage and repeal of the Sub-Treasury scheme ; difficulties with foreign Go: ments in relation to claims, boundary, &c., have, from | pa time to time, destroyed the existing Prosperity, and pi duced a state of things from which any interest hardly recovered before it was prostrated by something else, agitated for party or some other purpose. Uld Stock Exchange. ie eee 1855, 3s = she Long Isl RR, 310 $5000 Kentucky 6e, is # entucl he FA $1000 Ohio 7s, 2X = & i $10000 Ohio 65, 1960, b90 $3 100 ate 54 $1000 do sstonic RR, “op 38 $3000 Penn oe sa #3 Ror & Wor RR, "62 6 RRBs, 6% 500 Rerding RR, opg 16 mie ane Bank, : 55% 50 Vicksburg Bic, 7 30 do vice 558% 13 Mech& trad, No a 3m ke $5) 8B 4% 200 © do p&e 5985 Morne Canal 19 100 do OPE 55% 8 #&e § Bais lo 150 do ta 19% “30 Brie th, vo 37 5 do 30 19° 30 do +6 15 N A Trust, 430 10, 50 do 55 50 do 9% 150 © do ot 2 Canton Co, we se do ihe 3h | jo lo 50 Harlem RR, 51 200 do Sas | Second Board: 2000 Indiena’s, 37, 25 shs Erie RR, F sha Nor & Wor, | sing 35 Far.ere Lown, 26 30 6252 50 Harlem, 5036 100 Centon Co, 3 36 New Stock Exchange. % shsCantonCo, 23 5% 150shsNA Trust, cash 9% % © do B% $0 Lone Isl RR, cash $5 % do 33 39: do 53g 6 do cash io de bio 54 % do a3 35% 12 do cam 5e $0 Farmers’ Trast, 2% «650 do cash 5435 5 do 210 26 50 do. 330 54 100 do 2636 25 Nor Wor, 33 62 199 Morris Canal, cash woe # gash 68 4 “ 3 do of o cash 619 —_—_——eeee Married. On Tuesda: erasing, Sth instant: by the Rev. Jamon Johnston, of » Isaac Jumr, M.D., of Dover, Delaware: Hy cary M, only daughter of John Huan, Esq., of New York. Died. On Tuesday, Tur: and Catharine Shust Witt His friends and apes vat the members of Man- hattan Lodge No. 20, , the members of Harmony Division N sor T ‘are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 828 Madison street, on Friday afternoon, at 3 o’cleck. pat his feridenc neer the Navy Yard, Washington, D.C., on Sunda: ning last, Sacvapons M, Catatano, Sailingmaster rs Navy, aged 70 years, a native of Pa- lermo, in Sicily, but for "he last forty-one years a resi- ae of Washington. His admission into the American ivy was the reward of service as a volunteer to Pilot the gallant Decatur into the harbor of Tripoli, when he tet fire to the American frigate P Philadelphia, then ia pos- session of the Corsairs. On Monday morning, at 4 o'clock, in Washi 4» D. of New York, in the jour first Judge of the county of West- chest ted’ lately de the kita. peer et his. 28 ge. The deceased had hel many and responsible offices in the county; has been member of Assembly, and representa- tive in Congress for a number of terms, and h al First Judge of the county until the period of his of his ag LIFE OF CUPID. RATIVCAL rae GAZETTE of Saturday, Tite Lys oth of January, will be the richest number of tai rer Found under the head of the Lives of the Felous,”'s. ure. Phic history, and tory, and PND THE yea yrith gu tecquat of hia bith, parentage, carrer, and eneare irom Bey with Bil Hopp b st he A ha riots ‘than the career teen @ rest ORGE B. ‘career eehilaltery tral of Grace P. BARRINGTON Ferguson, with all the “"Prial of Thomas the Burglar, at Chilicothe, Ohio, and his ‘sentence to death. Page on gh na Mes ot bem ne fog conricts from Botany Bay, who are have Hecord of recsat cases of dvorgs i thie ee forsdultery. Seatence of Harper for the murder Further exposures of John B. Gough, t Walker street mperance . aeene tapcoleeie ne joe mailit “ge al of ‘Higgins ‘ Fuel Calas Police Justices Feclofag Power, sd Murderers xe Fee and evils of commata Honby Alms Meuse ents, with a full Feport of the week of Murders, Rapes, Robberies, Counterieits, snk se ee. oS ie a ee Tey sale at the & Uo, 222 Broadway Buildings; Boston, R jeter WwW HI siphig Zetber & Co.: Ledge? iiadel his &Co., N ‘0. 8 State street. ERE AB, ceria Prociersy GUO, slgngd ia 50 pave bow been 8 ri by te late Bark De ake ior va, ing lately come to the know! ge of + claims against her cee pubic notice is say tall peten ae ons merece te eee, pd RIAH F. CARCENTER, GRIFFIN Executors of tald Werah Beale, th wae fechas stset. LECT wT IN ST. PETERS GHORG 5 ARCLAY STREET. HE REV. DR. RYDER, President CS oe Callgen or cates Holy Cross, Worcester, Mass. , Barclay street, on ‘Sanda: jan, ilth, ihe = Sabject—" Phe i eres of the Churek "Bing dn doors of the Charch rill Pe, open at 6 o'clock, P.M. ‘ickets 25 cents each, to be on seer the Leetare. od CaReero S FEMPER ANC go oad —Price only UIRE, Or, edge A Narrative eg author of 8 brat ILLIAM CARLETON, ‘Traits and Branes of the. aon Peasantry.” &e. Int vol. 18mo. inary power in the delineation of the character of the Irish Peasant, for which Mr. C: uorivalled his irresistible hamor, deep lity to mature—s6d know! Art ‘and his ital it 10% elit ii Ge renoped acy ty ly op > al Gartetou's ne he ty so disti is country "Te bless- Hproftecipenevccndtan miteclene? Gt eaictio vi imiveries of the. oppo 7 rosehip mth santing effec itis, emphatically, » Book Loth, Dy DUSIGAN, at ‘eu perance Cause. eae ogehiton Sati AL ESTATE. 38 2tisSrn C wae ros the Chpoery Sale, THI! mat U,, Prove that T. FRICKE, i Bisiaton street, hon not they Astietal Flower Brea toh tha city. deahibiton free for one moath. thi du sod ie wi Yy BATE, em et hy under the firm of THOMAS Maiden Pe New York, Jans ite ne ne Fe tearm I RDI ie Ta Tp of ee | sale by rR. COLLET ' FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARDI ts; | fe AX chy Ane 7S, of Beek | le fae Git / js Lamoat ais a ves a guled to Has the hi herens,, By the De- Elma Foy = i a - a United olouies af Noxth ‘America. made by our revered. Fathers on the ah daly ra tu to'all puspaees consnmmaced by the resnlt of the War of Revolution whieh euded ia peo: it aud tle which ech clanmedy or held tHek & wat MISS EL! MRs. R. H. c, ita & A New and Beautiful eras: aod | favenwed and maa ert Gadet" boast mg ears ‘Goost Brits | ioe Burdon on Orrae ani net plnodoe oe Lary: ane yey t pon. Jonge Aes rat tise in ahnes cou Genpteee mney rah uaemgal ake | Se Sees ee Great B nia to demand and obtain, and | &*pudeurand effect ofa all Or new being made rv demand egaim a shee there, of our territory, | inthe course of the lag Ne. ANNEAL CONC. Boe Tee lo ON TU, sbi? teas, y OOM tis etn us Bouin F hace “KING, "Pieno-Fi ‘orte aad Mit We AMUSEMENTS. Under the Patronage of of Numerous Families. MR. WILLIAM A. SING aT G, JANUARY 10h, 186. will be assisted p MLE. 8 seer, Bp. pe og with the | Mir, DAVIS, the eminent ich has cont us much ood and troarare, the debe for | cegaote th ‘Foote Fiace, will perform 0 Grand Dust Tuuatios: ex own villainly, asa con- | “Sr SNM and Mec RING will play, for, tbe first_ time in ner fone omantioned pi ‘and Mr. will play, for, the first time teins inte; by. cipeiecamnston caine eee several years and by particular request, Herz’s Grand Duett, for words nowy 060, sud. Re Yate ars Tait have seca, wit with doen raves | Mr. KING will also perform Huramel’s Grand Septette, me aon by the hepeovle placed inthe cout | smi ri tlovemwes is D Sitaee, fae Pate, 7s of guard i bh the sational charécter, a also thalt rigbtsand herine ce. ; Walker aid Pirsson 508 velock. poe nici shan Aone oot weakn ry, eet Piano Fortes used on this occasion, will be from the h-east oF toat of Oregon, as Bri- | cele! rated ma nut factory of Mr. James Pirsson. by Great ) admitting at the same time they had no | but te x Proved successful on the former, w: jem Nolen n Garden, ruil parla be daly announced Wckets Fifty Ceuts, to be had at the Music Stores, and at tre NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, cecil ree tease real EA ast i the belief that they will WELCH, MANN Al! DELAV. inmcenvicion iy on ao Ne ea ter Season yin 8 brilliant 5 juestrians, igeurs, an di . The , wit ait tha mecteamel ron cesta Ghecincaa te ieoon sven thera Hasine empl of tained, we despise boon when it has to be acquit advertisement will barely admit of a des- | | ANUSERGANTS. PARK THAT, Shakspearian Revival! This Evening, January s, hmond.. elizabeth, aly Aune Myon Laven iss tess de Secee it 7 o’eloek. pectli A Price “ot ‘Adsirenooe Box ai Fit, © conte ; vanery, open at 634 o’ctock, amd’ the Curtsim wil!rise precisely Y THMAT ARE, WER KIN Loe | | w. JACKSON. +» MANAGER ND PROPRI SEIN Bir , ‘aa Anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. This Evening, January 8, The perf: iL Performances will commence with GEORG! nas eg ot wood. +> Mr. Collins Mr Blanchard ony ‘HE ONEGON' QUESTION. Mr Daveuport Mr Mr Q uel wil Mis Quelly 1 Lower Fit nd Gall “Doors will oben at cents; Bc B.4 Clarke ison Mall past 6, the curtain will rise at 7. CHESAUT STREET THXKATAM- PHILADELPHIA. «Mr. Burton. mitsion tothe mandates of unjust tyrauts,we therelor: te | eviptive list the highly gifted artists of this great Brace Madden Mr. Brovottam. and dohereby enter our most unqualified protest,as a part of the | establishment. constituency of said Senators, aguinst any fi: entertainment IN THE FEMALE CLABs. This a soumery 8, by negotiation of arbitration o& the sunject of Oregon, ADAME MACARTE, First Principal. med ‘Britain or any other mation, fearlees iD, Fi ipa Beene Wh Riyetse we do, th: with the whol people of the Uni MRS. E GODS, en afl jorse Equestrii Sir Lucius O’ Trigger, Mr Broughain; Bob Acres, Mr Burton; possess ie and all right and tt Tight Rope Dan ae ing & variety of | Sir Anthou tite, Me Th aptain “Absolute said, and that by ad ‘Fenesfel ‘and saracters, | Howard; David, Mr Owens; aaguish, Mise A Fish: iho a ig t, and ‘sibmitiog es hing wrong.” Lc MISS EwEtLs er; Mrs op, Mrs Hugh ore, pledge ourselver to su port ition assume dene, Polk) in hie Public siren, ited ae Male Kquestians AD NORTH and T. v, | T?be followed bythe, new, Mythological Burlesque, called ‘ : iu terms | Adonis, Mr Burton (Ait Owens. Mara, Mr Brougha hel’ the aourse pursued bv i nestrian GERS,: i ‘tpg ge ah ‘Stes Senate and House often efor ho wee | A New School mi te i at Tndian Effects, | Venus, Miss Nelson; Disue, Sirs C Howard. if and peanly stand J pwr have taken and so fearli tional honor, and sacr nts. ‘Two and Pour Hons | Ow motio! vd that the above preamble and re- NATHANS. solutions, together wit 3 of at sale _aneoting, be rereoetees, are We omen ae Published iaths dily mapas m motton. ro ONT WiLtiay is. Chairman. Pero Ege ipa | _Gronar Niven, Jr., Secretary. a8 Itty Fine Vantterot oe W ANTERR A wood Ofice Desk, to ait at Apnly to Ja Slowae, MSGi. Raed } 8 iter i Rin Maser, oa NICHOLLS. | Ce WANTED—An American or Welsh w nies one | Professional Comis Vocali |/E88R8. ErEreon, | Sobooghly waderstands Ker business. Aooiy at No. LATHRO!} ty WEAVER and KEL 19 Rutger’ 's place, Monroe at. lth és Jarge company of, Or R Fearn Rud ; fers, An ! Orchestra fall and SET EN TED bye Fesas Foon Tecsody Tae Poe: | efhesect ee Crenestra f | WEton orem io ushorabe Raney Sto. | ane ime jendig ovine by Min J ALLEN, | nees, given as having worked in the first establishments | glock EM Chere eae eee eee morming unit «| | of Faris Pitase address by note to J. B., Herald Office. alpen, NAL-, where oveoy entengien will be pasd w the gaelic J ma = ‘AN a to ficd ELOCUTION. | Ritson ang SUaen eae en DWARD MATURIN, A. M., informs those gentlemen Sgt ng Kia NI 9 fe apensesdec cate eae Cicias et engees We rice wil Me faves, hae 7 nag below Broome st TeHpward ttrest, “jad Imére rena table man, wilt R’ ILITAR' yD CIVIC Wi amily, asituation fo do chamber work, or act as ch ol the BRIGADE CORNET Bal VS | | maid. She 6 ell recommended. Please epnly, Mosasy Evening, the 12th of Jan. ie ais krone | Gold st , No" in the ca 7 2’ jand will Loan’ lh M i hi | ¢ | iJent ey pease ancl Ei | | Eesti 4 ‘Brown, 36 poy oe ee ai ica i, wall GnoRGiA LUMBER COT OE es WANTED tM per cent discount, by D. 439 *i Wall street, | i} Ton [ATION WANTED OF GILBERT PHILPOT. | | burgh. Please address W. J. King, South Sixth street, Williams ca Bd WANTED, ed that the Bees FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go rest,to | ING, January 17th, :816. Sul iptions received at Messrs. | A XEN Axeuu Yor dhopale of new and Ropelar Pebiizcacns, | Heurfenberg i Lowi’ Music Bore 31 Bracdwa Eats pres uot cove thett enpespes Will be faced te dias Is oo SAMES Ly ENSIGN, | waiting, with an opportu if ctelgenae om per yeu: Some ieMdich re Secretary. | men now in our employ wii ‘ey doubt, make My sige Cay LINET, Director of the Orchestra at Queen. ear clear of all expense. Each will have his dist il LOT cay roneer of the Orchestra. treet | Eetecey ei hart ea ite ato i hte Fraser htt rasp Snot ca an : there | jic, his rival in ‘ork, and begs to inform them that he | Broadway, up stair, sia of the Flag. All mgsbe pont ‘stow to receive their orders for Boirees gy inlet at 16 1m Dansaatess "Address at his residence, 400 Broadwa} | [0ST One Dollar Reward—K Jo keod'm at samoagst the keys A CARD. fc finder will please. leave the same with THOS, ENTS AND GUARDIANS. Ac ION, ‘William st.y and receive the above reward. usicte es i the 2dinat, a Bank Note Book, James 3: Col- | be finder will be liberally reward-d by | ati the Herald office. iTitre i. | duly Sseaesate IGNOR | ond Concert fate place at the aware Saloon, Gi vestrian rad Positionist, J. J. P AL iC SOCIETY. FOURTH SEASON—8ECOND CONCERT. HE Sone eae aud the subscribers LiS8h, Yeceeriey afternoon, a gold enamelled Bracelet, with a purple stone, either in oae of the Greenwich stages dson and Chr the in coming from Hi riatopher sts. e corner of ne with Harp accompaniment TEETH! TEETH! Broadway aud Dey st. or in Broadway from Dey to Vesey st. | pared to pluy at balls aod private | ‘The finder will be suitably rewar the same at *Gallops. a Nove ullivan ejund 7 Navsany Te * eter Waiten Se jusard, MUSIC. ERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec’ fal- ly inform their friends and the public, that ies, the newest Cotillions, they are pre 38, er, The Band consists of from two to twenty- five Osders wa ae beat aded ie at me the line of business in Id al . , should always apply to the maker, who cles, selected bege in. oe art forty years. is i7tm*r wad ‘si favouring us Wit city, is a ‘without pain, and warranted good ax the | {hottest notice, without dianppointment, attended with Piano Laan uid mastication Hsp and iano Fortes on resem reas jaune noe | He i ares 3mm y-=f 7 oy ‘Teeth, on fine gold plate, bs BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ee jaw, to be worn by atmospheric Fashionable, and Staple A “Articles. gious Hoth, from, ’ 81 90105 0 | TTPHE subscribers ae, daily receiving, wi i comtnally a ay a ai Soentien: he Bapiy eaceriert of ell articles ep’ JONES "coaer ote ft aad Rroaderay, 60 | corssining to tue werarobe of the teaiioushio geatleman, will J Beto al ARTIFICIAL EYES, tent inthis cay acd well'worthy the, olay ginr eb ADE, sad invented by Dr.J. GRAY, No. 119 Bowery, | tnd residents, le uabecribera long and atimets know edge , cto ‘Arsbenl | ofever nt of their business, partne! the United States. Any person that Mites tobe well | fng forthe la eweaty years been actively cugaged inthe ame tee that all arti- CKELTON HOUSE med on, nok only or the, sunerioity, of | their NE_ or two, Families can be accommodated with site of Percale attention is a Grove io the Rraty Mage ade Figen Bi Be partie winter, jtrments manufheta r Establishment Hos 8." HODGES tor oon larg Gra of on | eee ved Fren reach method tastily and iT Iw're Hodge inuly ao sal ny suit whe fr rm of the wear rz. INK, SEALING W WAFERS, Xe. bee ate peg sy Sarg sire “hans 88 Pen Black 24, p Q5O) GRO8S Stee Poe icing lak pe ay ei as eee | so Set en eek eel Tudia, ano South See oe aren to stand the test of any climate, ae dsimeodtre "No 3 Couitlandest- ana7s Panty Place, DUCKING GUNS. & Aste ee Duck Guns, of the most approved length ey ee Poole 8 coose low prised bo ¢ Teer TO T, HE UNDERSIGNED evan pina to the trade, te it TT two yeurs stig ele nied wort aro since the ew Geement dating aw teen 2 dented waver, bas ary otbpeanieehoen Waki te sp bracticl faiaee FTE onder Baros thoconsrcry, ail ohe ave ened ie perior to auy thing ofthe, de ieraccs tae yon Toomeed es he irene tte City of New Seta oT sean id 10" | ia inated Ws principells etch Fine Plains and Kinder oak. eee in bills of various denominations, ofthe Farmers’ Bank | , or about that sum, of the bills of the Phenix Bank of | brown spot on the ford, and ether in bills of the iver Bank, nearly all in 5¢dollar balance of the money was in billsof Western basks of ari Ania TER iin THEOPHS. P. HA ee for Assignees of Myron ire Eeaeirgel ft several fnice of Ft Sa "Hallam Passes, sad other aera KUCIBLES AND BCACKPOTS, "= So caste best Sead Crucibles, of Nox Sr 6 and 8. 1 casks hest German BI Etta’! re We eeeeenes vision stre atlas ite sau N, Y. "Everard’s Fi a is easel ralnelimaeremd erage tae TO LET OR L! \E—The building No, 252 Baie alaeriay ie eee | is eween Ht Ar Mand - | sae <a 2 Yarioussies, 190 ras, nucle TN Bik th or wi vat ae | a d' Establishment foe Peri 7B be se LING WAX. nes om ie es, ele Rote 0 al Dea | PPROPOSALS will be received ux inet, for supply: 1 Tisabore af ranted stn eat am favioe Cpeyateg 5 Top for = he Te iJ or’s | ‘da wes Maaufaratarer and tng Importers | islands se ot No. pein Cin bert | Street. | COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. | DHE SUBSCRIBER w ‘and the pub. THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! lic that for the sale of Ha- bgt dary re A the ie American Agents, a1 Yaya ad Principe SEOA ee IM : leet Elliott, 173° DIVISION STREET, op- Segar, which hei repared to all at priees which will well posteaaiow, New York. Price $1 a bottle-Six bot compare with those rs. He hopes by agten 8 for $5. nd 1m je NS age sd fa dealing, co merit the ENE"MRiz'”* | STORAGE FOR CORN, GRAIN AND FLOUK- Pa tte eee TORAGE for fifty thonsand bashals © Ea Oring a JAMES SMITH & son's 11 known and | arene ian om J Daliea teas enn, wel own ighly esteem- | m and sufficient depth Cy largest cless ships. jay Import tata the Waited od eaten, aud dea Sane “Aonin To CHADBORN CO. onthe Premises. ee ecsich cousadle . Meee AGENTS FOR THE ; GHEMICAL HAIK fe Hh geo IAG oer ane REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair, and cog, Sigur Aten, sr fteoy or tlethalc offen | A.seercrginll ney are baldnom toe bejond be at thy yr eg ourt | street, next door to the Na Hotel, and iran doors from Broadway—' ft nt se reali pe ae eo Sa low prices, | Streae A B-Bands k Con 273 Browdwey, Dr. Sara eco" ee Senn Lee * a aan Co. ree No. 3Murray street. "ed. tmtee . STO | deat SS PRESERVES, | at Law, Raleigh, N. C. Greenwich Wik attend to the col eth that may be Loe BONNARD, has jast eaiytg bythe ist arrival, catrueted 19 bis cae, “Ficters a large ete or Gali “de (is 4 do. | ae Be al Ming, New, York. | of antag oe ert also, 8 ct ies, in i wt aiwell, Eq Hela Yack cavtoe, od cage seat Sean the SEP arect meee CR Fly PE pe Ay alg on Cutting (Carment offered to kind heretofore red to the trade. The explanations of the Diagram ages best German Coli of J. M. Farina. oisets atid ie Sof at By oP amole redy ee ROSHEIM & CLAPHAM, id fashion, 57 Stis*re. street. = redy en MERC! son ANG “SA al seeeate Ha ieee Witt STYLE_GE! EN'S BEAVER and TRESS SWAN, | the eease Stat moat ahonnSh Sloan be e , | cepmia sind analy of of the g cestablish- iw u29 Imtre ETON Houme __| mentsenile tom thr gotice of those sion | _a10 tm*r a Lai See | fas Sher samp stomp aaa Seo se AROH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. Braes Mawaeen...... ++-Ma. HK. Bvereve ‘he Glorious Et THE ANNIVERSARY OF The ® BATTLE oF WO. 4 ORL, yey eters 3 with Six ging and Dancing This Evening, Janu few Orlea 8, The performances will commence with | Brutus, . Dancing, by Miss anti | citizens of londa; pe and Tt world. in point THE ENTIRELY. bracing the character: uipments, g gorge: properly, nly, appertats a ommueit “To For pertienlars of Biber boy Cards of Adi jessrs, Saxton & “hile, Howard's Hotel. aad at the d joors open ai HE er eney, ol “hee | dele Palmer — 4 i Berit ern: FoGilmores J7 8tis*r A ae care BRI -MrAA Adams | Tara The STAR SPANGLED ee by the Company. Une RE S. H. ROCKWELL gi 0. R.8TON: th New York their lease of 1 which is to re-open on Evening. January 12, tyle of erent elegance, ne at fey THE STUD UF HORS will invite the Keenest Gi comparison with any in the and to the various ot ve been manufactured b: fe teimmmaenettid plod GRAND JUBILEE BALL OF THE TEXAS AND OREGON ASSOCIATION iY regular Prise tu the vs ‘stoned na wal . Mrs Burke THE pow ul OF MONTAncrs » Mr Wood announce above es Decoration, ae. America. tre for the reception of canta Hauged, and the whole interior onset reed, fi id ¥ “NEW WARDROBE, costumes of the days Chivalry, sult of these labors will well merit the sustaining hand. of the the ex ms on Monday evening Papers of that di of classic Greece and oe strong and sales hag ‘appears— old our equal son: jeeds which could amsze in more vigorous day! i Eh AT PALMO’S OPERA \. THE HARMONEKONS’ | GRAND VOCAL, p SSTRUMENTAL AND OPERATIC c Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ey Evenings, oe ee to be had at the Book Store of at arth » principal Music Stores, at i7%*r morable day ou which the q : eas mente ted Oy He Ra Patriot, diseomfited the — jew Orleans, being an aj o to brate the ; raaay and Palace e nok le and id taken by the National Administration aud Kad es to our territory in Oncor, “TEXAS AND OREGON. ASSOCIATION” HLL GIVE, On the fin ve the 8th of gpm 1846, es its ANNUAL meee Gardea,w eae, earls icent Saloon, will be fitted up ts can be procured of eit aither of the following members SAMUEL OSGOOD, Chairman of the Committee of Arrangements. Pin be obtanedat the Garden on the evening | TEXAS ALL. OREGON to a Great Opa value we ood the Baler ae Sener q pase out of the cuit ior gi 7 will form io ie Fimarre. its jack Inspector. FESTIVAL OF THE EW ENGLAND. SOCIETY.» . ASTOR HOUSE, an ite Coarse OU EE, on eee ak we: & Vesey door, Drivers of | carriages will plese | the North Ri De heads towards my te ad satin 1. LOW, | dz ittre Acting Su sont of fincks aad Cabs. ARTIES famished with ‘he a qinwe or 5 WH thay P Rast geday oto Piviivee. No. 127 street, corner caret iT Am*re & CO. oon tears Herron, ning. December NUK ee ee nae Booomiver Yeh 1949. FEES | a ices meets eal ae . eee ‘Mone as pi sah pean y PHILADELPHLA. Seca fc) "por particalare vee programmes atthe Masie tore. PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED ny REBHUN, ONE Eaae sane 5 ay. re AriO? fourth wt Te MACONCKLIN, Secretary. Faire ters, 35 etn; | LATES? INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. —S——— Highly Important from Washington. MORE GLORIOUS MOVEMENTS. ANNEXATION CF InDLAND Without Dan 0’Connell. | Ourintelligence last night from Washington, is ot the most glorious and cheering character. Not only is all Oregon or none to be added to the Union, but the everlasting Felix McConnell has made a mo- | tionto annex Ireland to thisglorious Union, without | the big beggarman O'Connell, we hope. The work goes on merrily and more merrily. We'll go ten to one on MeConnell against O’Connell. Read ae | follows :— Wasuineron, Jan. 6, 1846 |“ Once more into the breach, dear Is, | once more”—Felix G ‘M’Connell moving for the | Annexation of Ireland—Great Speech Mr. | Hilliard, of Alabama—Side Blows between Mr. | Preston King and Mr. Rhett—Mr. Rhett Nailing the False Cown to the Counter—Tremendously Mag- nifieent Onslaught upen John Bull, by Mr. Bowlin, Missouri—A Scathing Benediction upon the War The Ingenious rg ving Whigs for the Patabliahment of Whig The spirit of the old barrel is again in a state of | effervescence, and our only efforts should now be di- | rected to prevent the cask from exploding. The Ore- gon controversy was punetually resumed to-day in the House. Mr. Hinuiarp, ecg an the only whig from Alabama, and a 1st renee or lately #0,) took the floor. He is a tall, -haired, dark-eyed, spirited and intelligent looking man, and his appear- ance preposessed every body in his favor. gave way a moment to Hon. Felix G. M’Conneft, who moved the following resolutions, which were for the informetion of the House, being the first overtures submitted for the Resolved, That we e 9 universally prevails in our eonfederacy to \y y setae cog. oe strengthen of repub| freedom, and to extend the 2 of our free tions in Ges universe, in the spirit of ood. Resolved, That while we hail the Sino if Toxar, (which fought its way to independence.) a ir State into our U: Son, and view with Panaffected p nd satis- faction the patriotic resolutions of the Executive Govern ment and Congress of the United States, to uphold our title to Oregon; and also observe the growing desire to incorporate Mexico, Yucatan and California into this con- federacy— that Ireland is fuily entitled to share the bless- s of our free institutions. solved, That the Irish cope, as a nation, have long been ground down by tyranny of British mis- rule and misgovernment, sd, while her people for cen- turies have — under a foreign —Z ke, they have always cherished the principle lican government—the only civilized institution thet as ever secured freedom to man. Resolved, That this House receive with due consider. ation and Wig Sic") any communication that may be for warded from that Righminded and. liberty-loving people with a view t uch an object. Mr. Hilliard was about proceeding again, w he was interrupted by M: *reston K m th neighborhood of Hon. © Vright State, interposing to speak of in rr w were afloat in this city of “ and rumors of 8.” Mr. King rose to cor eport in the Union, of certain remarks of his ) ater jay, during the ‘specoh ! of Mr. Rhett. He (Mr. K.) had not intimated di- rectly that there had been an understanding, or a secret c« pondence between Mr. Calhoun and the Br munister, in reference to the annexation of T whereby the silence of the British minis- tery d to the annexation, on the condition that ry of State should submit to the di- visi but he had given this as a cur- rent "Rhett said, that he distinctly un- derst eman as making the charge ex- plicitly, casion to say, that whoever had originated s ort, or whoever sanctioned its | oetumer, ANDREW currency, gave cre epee te pitted ih ae in the jaidaic, ie vlaghus aes the restoration f the he’ Rovery Amphi atone Sore ie infernal lie.” regal Il have especial reference to the ie ela Set je vir. Hilliard aes after yielding the floor several and prorpecy, van will be strictly eaforosd—it being ieee oo times, eins up for his ee and Bip s — H lasses an opportunity of viewin it me eloquent, comprehensive and well dige elses to, dae aa ie ranahiyed byt Crees a | speeches that have yet been made on the subject.— I le was averse to the proposition of the Chairman of the Committee on Territories, and that of the Committee on Foreign Afiairs, ome hes the most equitable proceeding on the part of the House would be to pass a resolution authorizing the Presi- dent to give the desired notice, whenever, in his opinion, a fit and ee time for such proceed- ing shall have arrived; an amendment to that effet was made relay Mr, Hilliard’s gee waa distinguished for great, critical acumen, in tracing out the various [es ri by which our title to the Oregon territory had been acquired. It was once a Spanish title, and had become an American title by Spanish concession; and although sag treated the Spanish title with con- tempt, it would respect the same title when it had become the inalienable ae ofa people who had the physical [aap to ae wi Bat morall; and strictly belonged to them. He traced wii great felicity of demonstration the destinies of the western world, showed to the manifest satis- faction of the whole house, that the time for inacti- vity, or even negotiation had gone by; that to re- cede or to stand still would be to jeopard our very existence as a nation, and to accelerate the chances of a war between us and Great Britain, who would become emboldened with rapacity, and construe our forbearance into fear of her er. But the most pleasing and fascinating portion of the argu ment was that in which he depicted the dasisic worth of the territory, and the immense advant that would accure to our commerce and to our in- ary Wy having a SE in eer et tas West ized, and the enterprising in spurred on to ‘cotablish © we action whieh I result in giving us a preponderance in the mercantile ap oe the whole world, and in crowding our seaports with the varied products of the “Asiatic martes. The ch of Mr. Hilliard gave universal plea- sure. The’ [oar auenetatyrry the time of giving Brenden, aie sloop ie fo Afjoictous pow sident, presents a loop fo - eaeent of the ultima thule of Pecthan shot and British coe spar oot’ Mr. Bowlin, of folered pee . a a Tegu- = merger laden led ee rom bl aie marks, he re; war asa easing the tim sha rege, we hope he wi vite when ranks, side by side wit tvos forthe armed occupation of Oregon, and for its e at the point of the ronet. Yr. ay ek of Alabama, cat the floor, and ou may out to-morrow which 5 all their taile ; to di will set all ratote, Messrs. also, these new jams, Co. Ad See ot ration of Mesers. indicates their ex- ade a cite | pectation ok b oottiie Wan ate ae with bee roe and re se ie too well rena woul the imasecgte, by tae eaves of the Soul atthe masters and their pt farnlies, and of whole white population that might defend 7g ee eee re But Vis iad ge pemiouee ve it without Oregon, hen "rong a continued peace; while | war, ® one wi | oie endeavoring to out Heron as in blood the war dogs ,and the dicti and hy feng of ie amare re are exhausted for epitheta upon Old John Bull, the thief of the worl understanding their coms ae are ac- tually taking ihe ead in tae op teed and : ae ent for Presidenc: | OM. "Van Buren was cut out of the mpeg in °44, by the Texas annexation rocket, and the ve hare yolks ‘tare determined to give Cal- | houna Rowland ly an be hed wat the i vance othe aes woow fair ir _proseect iat in the will at the long for | gens be the: koow that if they can only Reiently keep up the oer} in age tied that the ex: | avegs gant aj h will be demanded, revent the ponias Rabe tof the the reduction of the prices of the io to be made, arrest any i fashioned Seen aienate | high— the game may shake me in dese as with the throes of an wake. here we see the oe ee erin to be placed end upon party devotion lend ¢ it for a contest Erwhieh may lo the pee eof the Union, because, the war Bed ly wil iether of hm ‘war? ieee Ba aa slg A war will give— = te aly saraarer Or arson of ti unrew' ‘The jmeans of moumerable spectintivns ond peou Wadi advance of tom, fifty to five hundred per cont in wah ange’ of any duplicate heirs to oo * field of “pe vantages fu lar from issues, ste the at of __ gaan en BP arte hy To phd Phin the rt lan, or roe: bat will follow the soundi (a