The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1846, Page 3

port, for the past three years, is the steady increase in the value of exports, while the ° ‘uate in value, from year to year, millio millions. The condition of the currenc influence upen imports and exports. is depreciated in value, the impe when it ia increasing in value,- “*#tions increase, and The report of the Commisr’ “U* ¢Xports increase. the Legislature, gives the — 4°hers of the Canal Fund, to mated receipts and ex" ‘annexed statement of the esti, State of New York,s _ /#nditures of thejcanals of the pgp as ot the fiscal year'ending Se; tember Estotateo Ree ad at gredual amports fluc. aa end tens of § bas an immense When the currency PTS AND Repereizapag tae Youu es. 2 $2, 09 one 10 90 50/000 09 £60 00 1,300 co c 0 s 147 600 00 21/00 09 Black Hiver canal. 85,000 (0 - Genesee Valley 223.400 00 19,50 09 Onei ci 12,750 00 Improvement of the 3,600 00 - Total....++ + + $1,916,447 be ad ¥ Estimated scat ef tolls for the MP year ending 30th Sept., 1816...........-...... ‘$487,173 07 The actual revenue of the fiscel year was $2,417,670 EO reas Inveterste cases ARTI * DE lrmie See epee 2 sally rowers ch reat atten MUS, or Section a cured in a pin f inserted that can seareely be distin- and residexce 261 Broadway— entrance 1}; Warren st. L DISCOVEK KY. mh teak ea ne Lane th IST, | ot Va sic, ‘hemi t | Fesmnae, Carameet ani NO DOMINT wa Dit 4. bk Pus duced tne mode of, Reiticia the, pric. cine fcdveron by By Atmochetie Bressare™ Oiter Bea | Sime, have taken credit to theraseln is dincovery. i De ee ek red ncorrestibe | 4 Beak, ‘erth, while they auawer, in sll mie oth 87, being short of the estimate $33,554 52; the actua | expenditures, $1,960,578 64—beiog short of the estimat $3,468 48; and the actual surplus $457,091 93—being $30,086, 04 less than the estimate. In the expenditures is included an eppropriation of $200,000 made to the general fund from the eanal fund. The condition of the canaldebt at the close of the fiscal year, on the 30th of September, [1841, andthe changes from that time to the first of July, 1846, providedjthe out- standing stock is redeemed as it falls due, is exhibited in the‘follow ing’ statement: be + ceenitien er 2 THE Carat a iT, StatE_or New Youx: 1846, 7 26, increased issue, t Sept 30, added, do, “ July 1,'Erie & C. debt’provided for, Canal debt, 30th, Sept: 1845, 1846, Jan 1, Chenango ‘oa payable, Genal dent efter It Jen, 1868, Duelist July, 1846, Canal debt after Ist July, 1846, $16,644,815 67 After the lst of July, 1846, the canal debt will con sist of — $17,216,119 57 871,804 00 | iareew ante Stocks at 7 percent, —_$3,647.186 00 350000 02 « 6 * or 782 00 88,906 92 « 5 ” ly 897 67 575,794 68 $16,644,815 57 $920,001 32 ‘The diminution in the principal of the canal debt, and the annual interest thereon, from the close of the fiscal ees they Sanne _i12 tteod‘m ‘Teeth, wa} way. *D Syrup can be bad and y: dest SWA to avoid i ction by NES a Stes powers ver C ww — AN i Swayne’, are Seticious aa afver this voluable remedy had introduced itse j therefore, be adel yond reall Wie gare retfoned marned Man, of offer Sednsriens Wy ha i ty with phat sy jous counterfeit, and ie} E R. SW savage erat omar” affected slightly, should take Ag @ cough when thi arly certain, with proper care, | en this Years the sick te gry UES many “ Balsams” and be cured. at Charles H. Rings, Gwarne, Ne ‘W. comer rot Eighth and ™ ate Dr. Mil ) at Broedway. corner of Joka te j arent fat Nog Yok \ma* gecsems mrociht wicken $0 ale chorion eevrement a sche ier a tant Bookkeeper. est city refareuen from hie preseat cor | ployer. Address box 1339, “Peat Ofice, ie 2 tre AM i PASTE I IMMEDIATELY. sgh MAN wi avy Sorsiag 20.8 cagrhn ivr wag wee beges. year in 164, to the first of July, 1846, is presented in the | followiog statement :— Principal. nn Interest. Debt, 20th Sept. 44, 23.905 50 196, After lat July, 1846, bares} so 220/001 20s Reductionin 21 menths, $4,009,000 01 $06,890 68 The Erie and Champlin Canal Fund has received {rom the six railroad corporations between Albany and Buf . falo, for tolls on property transported during the suspen- sion of navigation, from the 20th of November, 1844, to the 16th of April, 1845, the total sum of $10.458 44. This is about the ordinary avernge of the tells received on the Erie canal for « single day. $200 NY gintegs WEI deat Cea Co bib 3K 120 Orato 6s, 1863, 91K 50do — do bie 34 0.000 So. do ot. 175 do do 3 “fh Ohio 7s. 99 100 do do bse 34! Cheers M S0do — do be uM 3,000 Read: & %do do 33% 5,000 Pena | 200 do 3 $ ahs Sgt Com, ll 89 $0 do Harlem RR “ 200 do 4, 100 do do 43% 50 do Farmers’ Trust (25 = 150 do do 43 30do do 4% 30 doMohw RR i 275 do i 2% § ’oAub& RocnRR 1013 do do «do NHK Hartford 93 5s do Morris Canal b10 19 50 do Si in July. 41 150 deo do G0 193 275 do Nor & 35 wo go dos 50 do 100 ¥ aw i Sdo do re 300 do lo 18% 450do do Ey 50 do do 18% ledo do 15 54) 940. i 18” “$0do do SENARTOC OM 1 So metting RR Oe «do ops $i 5 do ErieRR $86 1m do do 2¢ 3 is ope 54 50 shs Nor & W. 55 Canton lor & Wor, 25 ahs Co, 2 % as wo Be 1 Rowe RR, FA 1 Ope St 50 do 200 U h 25 Canton Co, 504 Tove Ohia 7s, 0% Stock Exchange. 25 ahs Canton Co M0 she Island RR 48! 200 do 33 50do 43 Sedo do cash Wwedo do euh 4 S0do = do bs 100 do a 25 do do a Bh do athe Bio do a3 Wo Tuesday 47 %do_ do mw o 20, 425 do Farmers’Tr, cash Fy cash 39! do do 25 do Nor & Wor cash 36 Geof. Pee fe $0 do Morris Canal ¢ 18 odo do 3 a oS ae Odo NAm Trust i ¢* * rec aaa Mar-ted. In this city, on Friday evening, oth inst., by Rev. Dr. Spring, Sir. Hinan Cant, of New Haven, to Mies Lucy Dara, c ‘of Galaway, New York. Ou the 10th inst., by his honor the Mayor, Sipnrr B. Autey, of this city, to Lye ‘Titvs, of Westbury, L. wl. “Died. ~ On Saturday night, 10th ivst , after an illness of several tn Cant Herrnicn Srien, aged 71 years and 6 months. The relatives and triends of the family are respectful: invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, 12! inst., at three o'clock precisely, from 331 Broome street. At Yorkville, ayer ‘on Sunday the 1ith inst., foun Lorr, Jr., ears. to Flatland for =e, on in readiness remains w: Tuscan, Oe 13th ay Carriages will at the Fulton Ferry at one o’olock. Hiss nies end | friends jnested to are req ‘attend, without further invite- tion. TO THE FIRE, DEPARTMENT OF BROOKLYN. HE, uedertan his sincere ackoow- es ones eigemstrt i most heertfelt Chante 00 our le- ni reueral oe 3 ‘czeong ard the evo Badaen Thankfsted ‘therm. + the te a a t ae on Fonay marina, whereby, Wom activo Brooklyn, January 10, 1846. Jal2 Intec a EL Deana e Constitution pnp Barela; 7 street, on hia "vecing, ws73" cinele Seats he | Pasar jald It*re THE SECOND ANNIVEBSAR BROOKLYN FR BEN EV' 1 aaa No! TLL be held imrldings, comer of Crangerry and 7a, on bars 15th of ary, port will be rend tid rt Ee . zi tat the Ntion Commitee pe = Joseph Miller, vp eed Semect ham, Syrde Avenae, corner Steuben street. doh S “sealeee' street. Richard 49 Fo on ia isha Bo, se eeete New York. MAHOGANY, RO WOOD, OR SALE by ee Rove 0 Women re tween Broome tacamaawa SPECIFIC. (a A are PLATES. Te Me ee arp ee wih Rey oe area Be ARIOUS sizes tor sale cu) tiene ™ Stent, ep atrire. corde. . suse mentite = eta ae Sec ‘an Wies’ ed ney eeber goin tr bap a heaps the pena and Prk al Pls goog and heap i in_their Seite 2B Tin = anti rg 15 Re dle eeareoes the ace hee ~~"~"DR, HULL'S TRUSSES peeled WMI en oe, tee Mt . ph hg Red Astor House. A femaic ia 3 fie timer Bel roe larger and free for one month. Ses | a & TEAS, Wilmington, Delaware. Gee A Loe ae NOTES WAN TED an iaea 11 Wallstreet, FEW fesse Sd 'OUNG M! South or We Atte ut for eos Ng MEN jar Pablicaticus, $90 over and ubove it be to then in in writing, with year. Some Jontcleurol ai expense. Each dinriet “tewill ood Sing out, “Appar SS'reblishine Halleisd | Woe fay, up sears, eign of the ao cart ee 20 7 LEFT OFF Meee “yc FURNITURE I Gar res ee TD ca su | fearing on leaving cia tpeir abvantage wo. ond tor ton sabearioce, WHY BoM ine throsek' the Port Oifes will ke geomet at | T LevenstyNe 123, Teste 466 Broadway, up stairs. ipa F rf PR Rar aren cane hea hy Boglead, end f02 Maiden lane, New in RY SATE and te fare es wentme opens, EOS, F the firm of THOM, a3 (OMAS H, BATE. (02 Maiden lane, New York, Tent 5, 1846. NE JAMES, pipee tone he ee ha eee ace cana hime ater: say lmpored ines the Use of Sates ado wholes by JAMES veal LTON, Beware of Counterterts: jo. 7234 Market street, ial CKOTON WATER AS THOMAS HENRY BAT near Po.rl street, ee EDLES. asain mer cred | fender mdarne ofa cy va Sra ve ireingneteress | R | ae Walker an fi on. pe ICAL IC, tml UL Lye ere corner rete ‘Cedar and iihar st awarded at the Franklin Institute. Im*re Cc perior quality, to 30 oz, manufactar market™for ale Torr ‘eases English sheathing Copper, of any ty complete y eu. assortment greatest care expressly for this E. K_ COLLINS & CO. 5% South st. ‘OTHE BEAUTIF IE RS OF THE Ci Nu: | RYMFHBOAr. GAP. composed of na gamcerat BAR importing delicate ona hu seas sohaas ULE: Ds. 5 and neonate as ati to forelineas haved fav clnnee. oe * Boat biigas stor oto. ie oe cts Teh oe hmm od ~ Khe iy by wel Por sale, wi waoonie eae rch Ni a Vragiaat wis eed TA MEETING Domnes sen waanimousty elected y the Hone. vacaney oct ¥ order of the Manne Ingonapes ow Canao a. ‘REI , iy " cual mpany, Ne. an | insaranes'on isi ‘ed fart! Orrice on THE Noses Wall wren and Lewm Clee 151 Broadw: Will streets. ees irate. mn‘ luTUaL InsuRaRce S ident, in place cage: e0u! its wo aed Dollars, haw beet sath yn any | ze ae ay ‘ee Herman JOSEPH WALK! Lewu Garcony, Ex.woop Warten, Secretary. ist sg nacre roots; Gear feet eet the which etarns to lis, —, OFFICE OF JEFFERSON [INSURANCE Co , 4 Wallstreet, opposite the E: : + ah “i i sat ipaton pageprint enrol. we ‘incon ele Joseph Disks, rm. K, Thor, Ornice ik Ow TRE = EE it weer te tue of thei ‘all at. mae: Be i , AS and per snips Epervier cae im half pipes, pale and dark vintages, & Beeker, $2 Some tet oe pad iy same is under ¢ rata one r bmn k. ‘Tes reli clad cates oh the Croton Water would | Rat hey nc oy Poe. 2 ore box | =oarg har wai | ee AUCTION SALES, 1y top. OARDL vy aaa ay GENTL! ALAS Y secon wae. ek alr if <a Broadway. sod tolbave been Nati th are : Star John streets RREOT gins in, une besarte rom Chest, a srious other artilgs of new snd second hand Fur- Men ora Wife, with Boud'by sai ce tat 3 at ; White ate erty at mee Tan fader will be i bel ives Te 1 Best SeyERAL Foreshiog Establishments and Sole Agency for MUSE MON'TS. AMUSEMENTS. FARK TEBATES. 4 A ANNUAL LONCEST eeines Monday Evening, January 12, vulite pan on rundhal Pett heed 1906. A New and Beautiful taxa from Paris, ted aud manufactured by Fusets and eontualie ipa riclag etc Hin cite ean ous wu ‘nel ind the Fi for ti Were by fs country. v Mr. ‘Riba at Q Basra Espable o's the performer to Kaje Hera sion with 2 rauisive delicacy ; pi 8 eis 5 seat on nor open at 6X o’elogk, und'the Certa:= willrise precisely Here | RY Masset | 4 W- JACKSON SIANAGER EX AND PROPRIETOR. Monday & ary 18 Seashell Tawar 4 VOIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS, Feltisl | JR. Beott Voigilaend yt | M Russell cTmaseaine Vein c= poararus, also the beat Pater, | Ciratal | Mrs, Philtips say be procured atin bers’, wholesale acd retail, by King et | FLAN GENHEIM, Exchange, Ph Songs, Win, fine } Or, RANGENHE 8, 201 et roadie Paty, ae ee OR ‘ant Il ! 8 Noessel, New Orleans. Measra: Johusca Whreahe, ‘Sew Orleans. j10 im*re i LANGE GEN! BEIM, phia. POTAT Neaicitnee: FATS 3000. ee de Bina ‘00 bole ieee, & OLN ing j10 Kr coy IG, SIZL 10 TONS of the best Westera Puasa for cle jl 2w re Nason, 81 Water atreet. COLD HOLTER CORRE Rea shor old Rolin Con iis atnaald, ot “ER COLLINS «| & rot e e ANG, * TISSUE PAPE REAMS Tissue Pape: i ee oo colors, for sale by r CORNER OF JOH: TO THOSE WHO SHAVE TH ily Ay teuns, bepiairg oom piety ‘Beware of imitations, and observe wPviared, and for for use, of “C. H. red has Unit FS ms never that no artic been a] (Successor of Be, Win Gandy and Elixer of N. B—Ring’s Com "Passe anos, solten! sffect » the ng oe? ities and fagsan st. 192 BROADWAY, IN ST. THEMSELVES. E celebrity of ‘*Riog’s Verbena Cream” throughout the ‘approached ly believed, may ‘othe! , indeed, is univer, roughest written signature, uu sale’ eee r exportation, ane a 2) PRINTERS’ INK. TO PRINTERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED pay 4 INK, of a of | miter Benjamin Smith's Sie, on eee ait “Alto, 150 dozen Natural , dL Plates, ‘ke. eepWwELL EER nao im*r 962 Pearl street, United Hotel superior: py ae SRT eco yell tons bar Pt sepad mere than two hundred pap: rs. earrener ines | : Book do, 0c. | equal to any in this \MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS! { yb. -*.., ERS! MI invite Sie steencjon } their stock, which comprises avery variety, at very reduced priges, Prices, by of purchases .@ assortment of quantity or single » Coney juliding. BOOKS BOUGHT. ftom) wishing or small, wil inion, ai7 im*r to dispose of 70 Nassau, or their Libraries, either always find a ready purchaser and good addressing afew lines, civ me and umber, to 187 Rivington street. WINTER CLOTHING. W. H. DEGROOT & CO., 102 Fulton Street, FASHIONABLE’ Sree 1 Hs "Selote Beau i 402 Fulton stret, next to the corner of PIN G’s can DY, OUG ble SS HS “ae pe mr le Talon, es coud 77 im*m aad OF WINTER CLOTHING, _sslegghetenienees hand, which at the following very low prices, for cash 4 eicingn whch wil itn a S, COLDs, ar Cs te) dungs. he most of i] Ne Broudwep,cdrer He Fees ous , ROUGH SKIN, ONE aires os Prepared HIGH SILK: A wholesale ibers have s¢ Also, several consi SILKS ILK8. renin now ecg | Pea lata Canatin Striped Silks, redueed so BRI BRO. sold, pais Ba ge read the fol ie PRICE) bes AS) SHAW: Pee of SUG SEES SWI a tlio pres, tive to thirty per cent less the regular a large lot of Cc. ‘a—all of which will be sold ul it ‘howe to 1y ex cee Masten tema pelose st, Ms per have been sold by th elite sold uc 81 por Om arenes hoses of baie bsoyrch any that bas ever been alike, have been sold this season fo Bice, reduced from % to30 : eecetiare Beveral cases of wide Gro de P"Hjgh Laser Gro de Rhines, 27% inches wide only $1 per uM wide Black Silks, oe ae ord errs sock of Bhaw Bee bey Hors Hea ere apuell Shawls - Shawls, si ong Sh ian ebate ‘pier me iaia C im ported, enfin loa a Co ‘hey ty haw ytorin | market. relvet be Meee Oe Nae PLAT lot on a foakings ANENS, LINENS, ae wil its, MUSLIN DE I easteg Re ‘cone und Mouseel ke. Be eae re Wide a noes) fee. Sgfulowica me poset Soe ‘we have been sel- all wool, that have been selling at . sei a og eee goer tee er will be LAINES, ko. A |S Tinos of the same mabe, bright colors, all, Wivrorsit duced 3s ry best hemes iisport euly 30 ign alert ae rah “us E. Cosse, superiot quality, aaa reduced go | ment, entitle them to ‘We have many styles sierra ANTILLAS, te and will be. sa | hint feats casera rs above “eEMBRO aor AND MUSLIN DRESSES A a ening i hl the | “Be Bates i ie ob ri a old ver chew. + gfibogotGeseene aan. Coney seated import, | shomt 30 ber rigs gan he A Oh, *. ifr ahey heat they y will ? Sven. 2 beards, that | ‘sale as | irteu: 5 jrous to enter into i Iphia, Bene who are ans , | and several emp sn surgeons of, t STIC notte at rae Ly A Grand Sentatso-iet and 2d mov. Forte, Mr. fing Flate, Mr. boe, Ar. Wiese: Hora, Mr. Munson; All | Me "Deine ere Mr. Fic i 12 ces Duo—Mps Kin | _ Doors will open at half past 6. the enr:ain will rise at 7 Gabussi | Donizetti BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE ace AND STONE, MANAGERS. day Evening. January 12, Lane ounetnanitees will commence with the GUARDS oF Moseley in a beautiful aie ef followed by SONGS, Hu: EMANSHIE, ke iecaissbtht Mr. ‘Stone as Tim MISSOURI Wal ; fons in Fors sed fon th ecaron, will be ftom the Boxes cents Pit 1g, i113 re celebrated manufactory of Mr. James Firsson. | CHWSAUT STRENT THRATIM: which mee to be had at the: Muse sires “ en aa ae PHILHARMONIC SO0IE eee see «+ Mr. Burton. FOURTLAEAGON SECOND CONCERT. Sraoe biisaa VIMr Brovatiam. TH PUBLIC and tho au fre respectfully inform: | the ar, coe | Monday Eve p mary 12, take place Avilla Saloon, on, SATUNDAY & wil ve eer ved ARI RO i ay lee bert Bramble, iS i905 Gllapod, Mr._O: wis? 5 le, wy. * 5 wens; ‘i sie Store OM IES LY ENSIGN, “Lieut, Wi hing, W. J, Scott; ipcseae Mr, C, How: a Rein A. Fisher; Lucretia Mactab, THE new ah 7 BiEae AY i ace orks nue burton, Rant Mr Brougham. Soe of kis the ratorio is taken from that ARCOM STREKT THEATRE. touching, Fash PHILADELPHIA. yowsen Sgn is the frat Oretorio = ye Ae eaticc whieh ever been produced in this | §x,9m MAmAG@ER....+« seeee Mia. HE. Semrene Pull particulars of the performance wall appear ina subse | gt Sieger tf sores BENEFIT OF MR-A.A. ADAMS. bers atioud the rehearsal at thetr Mall on Monday Ev ly at7 o’elock. MR. H. COLLLNET, Macbeth, Mr. A. Atri Td IRECTOR of the Orchestre at Queen Victoria's Balls, | Witgh, Mr. Bu itch, the hoaor to anmognce to’ his frieads aud = { ‘begs Tl . beseoare i EN ‘ders fop Balls sali Belseet'| Conwig, Mr. A, A. Adu; Therese, Mrs. Burke; Fontaine, anseates, Nis reeiden fear, Mr Dees, nee? ret ay | wioney gow (Puen) ‘SUSAN HOPLEY—Susan Hopley, INDEPENDENCE GUARD. \™ oe ANNUAL FETE of the Inverespenr Guanp will ee NIBLO’S Be Oods s: on pond evening, | » Bec’y. | esis t VANAMBURGH & CO’S »OOLOGICAL EXHIBITION, No. 53 ag weno , nosite the Bowery Theatre, Thursaay Kyente Y December Teh," 1845. S Mean a: pone avi Haiariaa re nnd eneetes Mean rau conn, 7 ich collection it te Gok rer been ex- to ex: public, while jng preparations for H_AN! Teer ne BRIGADE COR er B. nce on Monday K-vening ening, the 12th of jon. During the evening, the Ban lowing pieces of music ist ‘Overture to 3d) Trombon ae oe re e Sol ts | Shan lliag eon Yeloek in the Ves, Cees o 7 Petrychen, , 1a Bos jommcoa, and 6 to lo'cloek in the evening. ‘date 35 sonteeChitdron wader 1 bal ie oon ienps Dasa, “Por partieul criculare see ils ofthe day. eee aNd Amatre where Pi Uuancee Waters. NATIONAL THEATRE AND OIROUS, ee jet ec pe fiat emen: DELAV. WELCH” MA! AN; Is oot throughout G SWinter Season with a brilliant hable trians, id 93,300. AN EXTENSIVE RaPEUS mnrit crv even in the great ‘Ravine emapice of ogant and favorite Hotel Des eo Beare ees forthe ab | by the Ist of February, or. at d Pangan option of the rafflers; to be divided The limits of an advertisement wil barely admit of des- Slee ‘per chance, the wine eriptive Tatof some of the highly gifted artists of this great it as it is incading toe | establishmen: } Biller 7 Tables, and all IN THE FEMALE © meee rt Pica nde and Ty Twotlorse i Equestrian, meek to parchase their Hotel, totake this method to | MRS, E. WOODS, an bring it with the po the power of nO " ing tohazard | Wight Rope jancer ahedying a variety of | for. herein is more | cifal and ase Iikelineod of tuccess than in'a thousand of the vaip specula: | ‘MISS a, s. | tons that are entered into every day. ‘above Hotel was | renovated last furnished in the most extravagant | Principal Male Eau .EVi NORTH and T. V. le, and is now in the most complete order. In order that the affair may be conducted satisfactory to the subscribers, they | First Wquessrian antomist, C. J. ROGERS. jadaes ives, who are competent to | A New School Tapered Aatch Hast tedian Effects, Perkins PRS s | Tee wt wus Ho SO Poti, l fring private Toews, Wee! aera tn | rier of Loca Giaraces, ba ME 4 Woops. h | ri vn .B—Gentlomen reqeiring pei ini | te eRe aract WONDE! DISCOVERY. | wy EAU BPCOCHIES!, WELL adthenti presence of ("the most dutipentahed erties Voek ni | Pi (vide his detailed report the Medical tzamine rfomed in the | Aue fans of France, | Profess: ng Masters ii NIG La or Rug al Ce 2 ists, KENSON, wis! ey FW RAVER wk Ka JeatSiea by Me MUIR late ofthe Park vl "Th uimergun splendid C ortumes by Mr. A.J. ALLEN. sod BC Barrabines fieers of the f ais Potorne ‘Sitcn fe open from Dorelock ja the moraine wat 4 teal morning unt and Rip ot he map hy belaware, U.S "Navy who have given | oeigek, FM, There geery arteution will be pana to the public well ne “eh %, toa the Boechient Water will ralically heal a wooed, LOOK aT THIS. a ererious he, pe than enty mince erent | en ee CONCERTS Mahis” sntttnerery teats ale ba sty remedy for the, Beating all descriptions vAnierisin ee carhiet searnite Wate, ES ql aioe | cra Fa eo A | Paris, 1645, M. E Brees sort has. divest pea a ies ane tapaly | age for ie eaten ad stligted hmeifta Secasieal vech | wometee, 2 | (or oft gintende forsee N Ate a re IN be the first to | ae ye “wed secure to him- | Papers as the sirsntese of eine, Sttieabis remedy tn the pltes he bottl taining the Ean de Brocchieri, dress of the lnveutor samped upon Msection in Preach | Copy vighthas been vecured. | aro a arr Se ee eae malar oe EVERY EVENING, ‘oadwey. this bef ved Bio tiemorrheaes at | na would CHES’ are serv. Mpa Part is in, Chowder on os ; ABove establihment sted intanded soap: | — ere, furnished ‘rooms may be ad, by the aan the able rates. By @ year, at very reasout INIOR BACHELORS’ ASSOCIATION will Tire ihr Peart Aan Ball SEN {bio's Saloon, on Thure- MO MUEL M. CONCKLIN, Secretary. “ELOCUTION. MATURIN, A. M. he Diccret Prepared areteive Evening Clos Co] leases at mat hist resit 9 i will Pharmacen! et of an ie foray vorigiae! peskege of Street epon,, ‘SIC. JOSEPH KAMEREGS LA FOR PRIVATE PARPIE. 6 | CAN beenrsted by applying at 138 PRINCE STREET. CARD, TO PARENTS AND GUAR | MUSIC TAUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN, SvsrEM— By a Lads ell experi sachin Yi) No.ti9 Bowery, | desirous of oben few more papil ‘at the office of this pa paper, hee ae be well | diy attended to. i 35 lmtre 2 Pea Hee IFFEON No wz Hom acest = wey x farnished he es i on poe "a iwee DR. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURI Se omsiy Gat en request of Lieutenant | sone tat he ee eters | T | BAND would respec’ S Ie public, that they are : tice, the newest Catiiions, ‘Strauss, Le Ms Reta by Manan, if from ty ty five ta, ae i ait il Beata a as iter emaaee in with PRIVATE PART a ATTENDED SCHNEIDER 'y REBHUN, 59 Crosby Street. a16 Imtre regen Con va his military duty. Rich, PORES: PARTIES, &c. fp and, Bape Ta Sees ees Glover ke. wie to the, wardrobe cugeand well worthy the attenti he thei basins Jong stn ie ch ea et STOKAGE s70naG, festive: Fy line of | cles, = yto C) O SOHN a CO oats promises eee enna een ee, | Du in th inthe MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE HAT SALES | 2 GEN BEAVER and nee other SAS: pat ot nn aot Sac gu 10 imtr oh LIE } ? ee it THE K. 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INTELLIGENCE CY THR WAIL. —= Wasnneoron, Jan. 10, 1846 A stirring day in the House. All Bedlam let loose in the morning, Mr. Hudson complained of Mr. Heigs for caliiog him, (cubsiautiv!ly) a liar, seme article in the Union. Mr. G. Davis moved to expel Heiss from his official connection with the House. M’Connell, conspicuous throughout, calling Hudson and Davis toorder. A friend of Mack at last took him out. Resolution tabled. Oregon taken up. Great anti-notice speech from Mr. R.M.S, Hunter. Mr. Kennedy, of Indiana, followed in a tremendous most eloquently sparkling effort for the “whole or none ;” now or never ; war or no war. He kept the House and the galleries in a continuous uproar of laughter, in his repeated pare hie! at John Bull. Mr.,Toombs, of Georgia, has Board of Collectors. situng at the Treasury, on the tariff question. 7 Concert by the Slomans’ to night, at the United tates. Wasuineron, Jan. 10, 1846. A most disgraceful exhibition took place this ' morning in the House of Representatives. Mr. Hud- son, of Massachusetts, rose to complain of an arti- cle in. the Union of yesterday, misrepresenting his remarks upon the conduct of the public printers, in not furnishing the documents at as early a period as was customery with the public printers. He said a day or two ago, that it was usual for them to turnish those documents to the members within a week after their election ; but thatnow more than a month had elapsed, and these valuable papers were not yet forthcoming The Union, in its comments upon this passage of his speech, varied it, and attributed the charge to political hostility, thereby charging the member from Massachusetts with falsehood. He was about pro- ceeding further in his remarks, when Mr. MeCon- nell repeatedly called him to order. Mr. McCpanell, in conclusion, told Mr. Hudson that it was vain for him to play upon sugh. forty foot paatio pa gw or fo nn ‘oft a vo resolution for the dioratuel “of Mi r. isis, anid wae See sepa when Mr. ‘MeConnell called = to os said that he did not consider the gentleman from Ken! the gentleman from Massachnsetts, and read the } Howe a homily upon whet at thes t to do in the case before them. He further said it was dirty oat in dirty by saying that he had no answer to make to a dirty b Considerable di cussion then took place between Messrs. Bagby, Drea Joseph Ingersoil, Davis and Cun mn the question as to its bein; a privileged one. ¢ Chair decided it was, an: that it overruled all others. Mr. Cunni ap- pealed from the decision of the Uhair, and the ayes and nays being called for, the Speaker ‘was sustain- ed by ayes 118, nays 57. Mr, ay then arose, and after speaking upon the right ol the reporters and printers to criticise oi) conduct of members, he said that the letter ters who had seats on the floor, were we edt to do thia, and although they frequently indu' in misrepresentation and calumny, he never thought ‘ it worth his while to notice such conduct. He then moved that the resolution lie upon the table, until called up at another time. Mr. Davis said, that the gentleman {rom Vii after he had made his re not to motion of that sort, until others had done the same, and hoped that he would gai. it, for the pur- pose of allowing him to reply, Mr. Bayly , that if he had made any remark that required a response, he would have no objec- tion, but as he had not, he would peraist in his mo- tion, and would leave’ Virginians to judge of the ee for themselves. ayes and nays upon laying the resolution u; on une e teble being called, it steod ayes 191, nays Comment is unneceesa' 4 The House then resolved itself into a committee of the whole, when Mr. Hunter being entitled to the floor, proceeded to give his views upon ths ' Oregon question. He was in favor of Mr. Calhoun’s view of postponing the subject, and leaving it to os ene emigration. a fs thi important intelliigence has just reached this city, that a revolution has taken e in Mexico, with a view to the prosecution of a war oer the United States. (reneral Paredes, it 1s permamed , is at the head of it. The particulars may developed to-morrow. ARIEL. Wasuinerton, Jan. 10, 1846. The Oregon Question—The Attitude of the House— The Question to be retiled by the Senate—Mr. Cal hown’s Attitude—Character of Mr. C Critical Position—Position of the President—Ex- tract from an old Speech—Prospects in the Senate —A Guess at the Speech of Mr. Allen next week— Jo Buncombe and his Men—Mr. Giddings end his Beautiful Day-dreams— The Virginia Delegation —Mr. Benton—Extracts from old Speeches, for hi Edification— The Question not now the Boundary, but Peace or War. The Doctor, to the legion of the intelligent readers | of the Herald, greeting: Had we the supernatural faculty of Asmodeus, of transter and transubstantia- tion; or the hat of Fortunatos, the lucky ; or the wand of Prospero; or the moustache of Mephisto- | pheles; or the prescience of Zanoni, the immortal; or even the privilege of sitting with the little cote- inia | ries of politicians nightly congregated in the Fede- ral city; or with Mr. Secretary Buchanan, in his confidential conversations upon our foreiga rela- tions; or with the President in his Cabinet pow- wows; or with Mr. Pakenham, in his private con- ferences with Le Corps Di; we dis- close to you such a category of facts and circum- stances in connection with the vexed question of | the Oregon joint occupation, as would settle the liti- | gation. But though interdicted from the inspection | ot the machinery behind the scenés, we have had | and sufficient g' of the secret wires, pulleys, pre, 10 be enabled to give such a ne the magnificent subject in hand, as cannot fail of | Casting some additional light into the very midst of | the smoke and confusion, and strife clamor, now om corre in os political arena, The attitude of the House will not admit of a mo- ment’s controversy. They will pase the twelve months’ notics by a egy majority, pod ay a jonists, men, tariff aad aati- paign 18. tion for the twelve months’ notice will then pass the | House, and to this extent, in the process to the oc- “fom of te opal branch il or none,” the ac- | tion popular branch will will have been accom- Bees, lecision upon the issue rests with the a but fo for the bold and unqualified stand | of Mr. Galhoun @gainst such a notice, the concur- | rence of the Senate might be as pear gt ey ms as | the vote of the House. The issue in the Senate, then, will be a contest between the body of the | whites and ae fast friends of Mr. Calhoun on the me part, and the body of the Van Buren, Cass, Wright and aged men hostility. f South Carolina i eeition: grep Moran, pass | Marshal Ney, the disastrous Petreat, in a ' dark me ey. oladed iD, ‘Soe Snore re force - swe enemy, yet strong wale and Se gh 5 despite Ans pth the rama ough eo crushing, auxiliary force of “ Icy hammer of the Northern Thor.” In thie ¢: which the irresistible motion of irs hate t ile depends, or his inexorable fall, he is not, we contend, so conclusively deserted by the a agree cng, as the ultra- -War-party are prone to imagine. "s message, it is true, submits the Oregon controversy to Congress, and expresses the opinion that one are ter- minated. | of their renewal was present jer to become the ow ver of the We snould not act now—bar as the uestion ia lef to future edjustmen: vy nego Ay ton Boneonrt boy there is no hove 0! re lating Executive, us fare on the cub) it. In the meantime, praia mee L her A Other power to take ex>! possession we can acting now we 4 yon mach. title was settled, and we were the yy of fan ne f would even then wh it would be ir polly to amend oor to tht! lise tant region. had yet, on this of ths ilo xy mouyntsins, ® vast extent of wild, Gusettied +) t whith weil probably romain so for halt a cou come, Butit was ut now necessary to decide ¢