The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1846, Page 3

¢ monopolice the manufacture of peper money, and to mof | On the ath inst., py Mr Joux all of On bien ‘evening, Jan 12, by the Rev. Dr. Rogers, Wittsam Anxpaews, of Philadelphia, to Matitva Write, of this city. ((G-Philadelpbia papers please copy. Ropolise the possession of the specie. The banks say, through their organ, that it is not at all desirable that the quantity of specie now in circulation should be in creased—that it would be better; that the currency would be more uniform and more valuable, if composed almost entirely of their paper issues, than if a large amount of specie was in circulation. It is admitted by the organ of the deposit benks that the Sub-Treasury of 1840 and '41, was neither a “‘bles- sing or acurse;” that in practice it was nothing at all. This is very true, and it is equally true that the re-estab- lishment of that act would neither be a blessing ora curse, Its operation would be so equal that its re- strictions would be hardly felt, so long as the currency remained sound. The banks have nething to fear from its enforcement, so long as they confine themselves to their legitimate banking operations, and keep them" selves clear from all speculative movements. In prac- tice, the Sub-Treasury would be, in the words of the or- gan, “nothing at all,” so long as the paper issues of the banks bore a proper proportion to their specie, and the revenue of the government was reduced to a level with the expenditures. ‘The transportation of specie from point to point could be obviated dy issuing drafts from remote points, upon the | 4 Rev. Dr. Lor mas, to Miss Exiz, Died. Pty yoning cp be —— ~ Seaalalony . eged months . te: wi Wi afte! ‘noon, at three o'clock, from the realdence of Ecigtest 235 Broadway. EMPIRE CLUB. MEETING OF RTD, rm CLUB will be held at 28 Park Fow.en, THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 15th, Geloek prec ively Tor the parpose of waking reparations louu nent to the Memory of James i sctendanee fe rereseed of all who (eel deat is requested of all who feel desire ‘ing in paying this tribute of respect to departed a A “Tata RYNDERS, President. jatd = fOnsE ‘EXERCISE. UST RECEIVED, two cases of assoi Leather Over- Te ba pop ndjepqussile so Reectames. Anglers and wellers. Now on sale by the subscnber: DouGH, principal treasuries, for the regulation of om | oh sé siaapage oT rn eee heck jeasuries, for n of payments 80, eet re samples of Messrs. Deans’ I Dalances—these drafts to. be canceled upon payment, tmey,und,*, ousisument of Curtis & Harvey's cashated and not permitted to pass again into circulation. The | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL bill reported by Mr Dromgoole, from tie Committee of ‘Ways and Means, makes no provisions for these drafts, \N WEDNESDAY, (Pu fee th January, at twelve but it is probable that some clause will be inserted regu: | s M Te panes eM ate Reccuse, bervtvon Renes and Norfolk lating this thing, which will make the bill more perfect, | ba er BRICK Ni and do away with many of the objections now raised | “° 2% fileby ders worked LOM, being 13 foot ost against it. ‘This will dissipate the principal objection Nos STEN veosid, separatessembs raised by its opponents. ll WeLcinGsads ciate inka Of the nunferous arguments in favor of the cone 18 feet 9 inches it and rear, by 75 lishmen: of this Sub-Treasury bill, it puts a veto upon | Sale peremitory y A.J BLEECKER, Auctioneer. any further use of the government funds in inflating | —*!4 Sun mL stock bubbles, and in affording facilities for extending , ” speculations in any ot all the staple articles of trade. | 'E' Yorx's2 tose aorth a Grest June anrect aa nea | A ‘The United States Bank became deeply involved in every *1 feet 9inches frout, by feet dep." Hal the yarchse money can remain on mortgage at a itsays mTOR, species of speculation, while it had the government deposits, and sowed the seeds of speculation so exten- sively, that when they ripened, the whole country be- | came bankrupt ; the State banks, upon receiving the de- Posits, continued the movement, which ended in a grand explosion, spreading desolation and ruin in its course. alker street, Jals 1t®re or Rerinters Ofkoe, Hall of Recorde a en umber will con- tain Vale's ‘Astronomical Card, aud Cy celebrated Three pita State bale et it was weet Late i work ; of the 2 Ur frmarzed test ulty rom 0 in t pest, hs serv alone Por sale also, Voltaire Seo Viney Re sustained itself. During the financial embarrassments that existed from 1837 to 1842, there was very little spe- culstion in anything; there wes no surplus revenue for the banks to operate with; everything was prostrated, public and individual credit, and everything else, and all classes'were satisfied with just keeping their heads above ‘water. The tariff of 1842 and the expansion of the banks, have produced another surplus revenue, and the banks have again involved themselves in speculationsinevery- & thing, but perticulariy in stocks. Unless this move. | ment be arrested before it hes gone too far, it will plunge | the country again into difficulties, similar to those we have just emerged from. We have a remedy ; it is be- | fore the country; it has once been adopted, but repealed upon the accession to power of its opponents; the times require its re-establishment, and its advocates have the power to bring it again into force. The Sub-Treasury bill must be passed. We annex a statement showing the aggregate ‘move. ment of the banks of New Orleans, in August and in | December, 1845. It will be perceived that there has been a falling off in the liabilities and assets :— likeneas—a good edition. ‘The works of Thomas Weenly Beacon, Ke jald Imeod' DR. POWELL, OCULIST, Ase grenatirg wuecehn.wreiace Bete! Delock, at residence, i 261 ‘corner of Warren st. a see OO with , Cataract and ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be distin AA Broadway—entrance 13 Warren st. AL DISCOVEK Y. | Reeth a le Wile they anewer all respects, the | pare soles pe original Teeth, unlike the generality C4 tie ial Teeth, they cannot be discerned from th the natural oues. ir. C. continues his usual moderate 5 A TL M. a Dentist, j12 2teod*m tings roadway. The Long, Jsland land Insurance Co. 200,000 Dollars. moore ele STREET, BRooKLYN, ir capital very neatly entire, continue to Banxs er New Onteans. Liab Cireulation eae on ealaiees peer, te and propery | geverally, on their usual favorable terms.- ‘This compan’ passed through the two greatest conflgrations that have ever ocen red in the country ; they owe their eseape from them with comparativel: to the system which they have always practised of limiting and scattering their risks, All losses nee the company may sustain will be adjusted 'y as heretofore. " ‘ . W. DELAMATER, President. jal3imis*r . C. FINN, Secretai PUBLIC SA. E AT THE NAVY YARD. $14,639,088 03 | December, 1945. $10,904.672 61 Ang. 30, 1945 $11,493,428 57 Decrease . “gusaie 7 7 $3,216,559 46 According to these returns, there has been a very great decrease in the assets, compared with the decrease in the lisbilities. Oho sold atthe U.8. Navy Yard, Brooklya, TUESDAY The Treasufer of Pennsylvania has provided funds to Tivekiont ace why G.W. SCHULTZ, Aue- meet the February interest on the debt of that State. 2500 Nine Pound SHOT. This establishes the credit of that State upon a still Terms <M andeliver, Found do. atronger basis, and places a failure to meet future pay- Ney. 7 Agee Om } ments almost beyond acontingency. The estimated re- | San. a, 16, PROSPER M. WETMORE, Jal3 to20r Navy Agent. NOTICE. Custom Rovss, New Your, ex0r's Office, January, th, 1816 LED PROPOSALS wll be received at this office uatil i ceipts for 1846 exceed those of 1645, $207,638, and the estimated expenditures for,1846 exceed those for 1645) $224,968, The estimated receipts and expenditures for 1846, compared with the actual receipts and expendi- Ss 3 Aoch inst to Ing aud keep ia cept forthe term of 0 taxpedane ety inene enema year om the at a the Ist of Fel Febrasry ner certain La é ape on the Had: E i fies” Mom astleton, Fisances or Preveruvania— Esromaten Recmirrs 4xo of 96, a ee es Oe reqalatte to heey sald farpe la good order and ‘con Estimated. ‘And, iso, to tale putes of of, superintend, and keg Pablie Improvements $77,500 00 panne er of time, 2 the ie Expenses. of 240,090 00 eal the District of See nat 18.000 00 ‘Ample seeurity will be Tequived to soem" tie fichfal per bhbie th hy formance of the resp, ctive enutracts [anne mr ape Ep dhd rs requested to mark their bids, ‘| Fropo- Po tease 00,090 00 gis fs forbiaitag La Tainps, and keeping Buoys on the Hudson {eee pee a has dad . W. LAWRENCE, Colleetor. Guarranty of In 43,000 00 * ye Domestic Creditors. sey SGARS, 200,000 00 Sie T'peinpecrtae ed aed fay Raauees = 50/000 © ee Gos Hovane rors,” ‘Amerie 1,”” ae 2.000 9g Estrella Habanera "EL Cra 1 ke” For r sale at the 2,30 a2 = ee oS FRANCIBCO 8. sknces, 1,007 28 - jat3 str 83 William street, 3-d story. 1,200 00 1,009 00 u 1137 96 1,009 00 OTEL 1} 13/973 08 14000 | REDSTEADS, | BEDDING, anda fall assortment of FUR: 4,000 09 4,000 00 always oo hand, and made to order, at 92 7 94 1,100 00 Broxdway. JAMES H. COOKE. tr ed 0000 A OBIORERING PIANO | EORTE FOR SALE 252 32 om ae BECOND waND! Rasoors ‘ita —? Plane te te, imede by Nua ‘wor Jee 10.000 Oe Merucen at J. ROCKETE’S Piano $3,289,028 13 $3,513,996 09 | Broadway, 3 doors above Brovme street. RECEIPTS. . HEAVEN BROUGHT UPON EARTH. Actual. Extimated. TT OTAL shetinence, occasioually, for 21 honrs, fromall food 19 or os guna ‘and drink, even eon ‘and drop of water, 18,300 00 Pay oo | gures.all dis th. Test every nates ion doctrine by the question—* *Do all persons, in all ag ese |” of the doctrine to jew and joeatles | those liv Ss on Corperat ou Stock ita 50 109,00 00 fedilecea "literary producti A Which ind ieee hen en on te snd Persone Ee ot 1,300,000 00 to apprar, ly world eireulating Pedlars’ Liceaves 027 89 1809 00 LECTURE kere? Licenses s712 £0 3.090 © C)N, THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, she 15h instant, a 99 45 200 00 relation of the Soul if Man to External 838 18 10.008 00 i be gue ed uy EDWARD ¥. MOBEC DD 820 16 40,000 00 at ‘oom, (now oecupied by the Anglo Ame 596 13 5000 00 Church, No. 406 Broadway. 33,650 80 30,000 00 «= Lecture to commence at 7 o'clock. Tickets Fifty Cents 1,154,958 1,875,000 00 each, to be obtained at the door. > The design is to offer an illustration of 60 4 Feo oo | Lee trath of th Bod: jalt Ser fea 3 1033000 00 NEW INVENTED 4 . 199 00 imo WIGS AND J }OUPEES. 385 06 (0 @ | RATCHEL ORs vew is ‘Wigs and Sealps - 77 34 =: | DB Wy reatdotomsterss bares © defy detection, Tei ‘909 81 1,000 00 | now searcely @ mater of reget losing an indifferent head of hair, when s new one, perfectly to the countenance 885 65 13,9 #8 audiserie re ca Wearet,and without any of the, vexatious k Hes m ng wearers, can be procur- — ATELOIOS, 2 Wall Sereeer cas } $3,010,062 $4 $3,217,700 00 Poke from 165 Broslway. jis be ‘This table shows ah actual deficiency in 1845 of $278,- 965, and an estimated deficiency in 1846 of $296,296 09, being an increased deficiency of $17,330 30. This defi. ciency will not create any delinquency in the payments of the interest on the public debt. That will be paid at all hazards. The estimates are in many instances made LOOKING GLASS PLA HANEINE & OSTHEIMER, Is Ne 3 Bank street, have just receiv, arrivals at this port and New York, a fall HH assortment of Loo nda from MTS doby 20, Al sises pol ohed fete ts Brat Alo Hou rorlet ined Secret oy Marbles, eg eter Bye ang Sein boos, seit \F it. GOODS, HARDWARE, FU, Panis’ ES, ona ano as will sel x —_ eda at Helos Sate eg i concera, s large ftir furnishing” artiel « W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer. INE MUFES, Rost, Be ly Agog gant Sle tia, Erni, Also, Chima Church Lamps hs Robes, 0 4 sof yanious i AUCTION SALES, be it Dap aee pl Auctione: 108 Wall stree iy d valu: AT AUCTION—By at I o’elock, at the sales | assortment of Jeunet, | ie Fox, ( ‘Chinchilla, W. (grarins to ma able smegiegt of the stock o: itandoles. Also, 44 light the Ped set | a teh. ads ler. JM itr joe Eagtih, ad ran or address jald iw’ W4i5 brit th chery teforones will Be iment. fact im the ANTS a situation as faeturiegs Foqoummnggea W 4Nto-a van TED IMMEDIATELY. Ai Loreena rah frhom tbe een ferien, | $4 | . ORTH & TEAS, Wilmingtou, Delaware. ited with his bi CaN, = fone gn care ahi womon ~if ag ter, Harare Years of age. given on applying at 296 bE Shey WATCH MAKER, who is “reread and well ace ay speaks v es Gera COTTON MILL. mately acquaintes cotion woul, both ii jishments in the ‘i ms rip LUMBER COMPANY yore ee PED A per cent discouut, by aie WAN’ =~ ACTIVE FOUNG ut of ute for th $209 ore over a ad above their ers, men now ia our empl rear clear of all expense. nogosear fitting out. Ay at F! ‘Broadway, up stirs, gs of the paid. LEFT OFF W WARDROBE” AND FURNITURE GUNG’ ty, Fire A Peleg (either Li » they would may do so by teadingf for the subscriber, who wi will vee the byt ‘wen, ha aia ia the Unit y for them to have at | D—Ai jeneee bya imanpectable your and to assist in washis gy aie se winen ele given, by applying at will hive NCH WAN ENTLEMEN and Families baving superfluous WEAR. | ady’s or Gentiemen’s) Jewel- dispose o} at their residences by appoiutment. attended LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE | WANTED, effects can ghia in rhe fell value for fon go ne a Waxing Gentleme: dey ill Gade Ses, advantage ag a4, Bo ine himself to cable a sit articles Throats hia oni Broadway, up stairs. ae miniature Hikengss, ot ae ‘Jackson, on enamel, Tikerally rewarded set wa breast pin. The pin was lost it at the City Hotel. by deliver: Between the City Hotel and the Globe othr, somewhere jai3 tr MAE wet and it rein the Uuted ity years: ANUFAI by Ya lwee T ROBINSON’S Ea Cnn PORT ‘ABLE WATER CLOSETS. » tke. fami ae re and Feu Al a capees through the Post Office, or otherwise, punctuaily AKTIFICIAL E a al CTUR! ot by Dr. J. GRAY’ be only Cnrgy reread ways apply to the mak maker, wi ‘OBACCO—In all its varieties, im every sized paalaaa! constantly on hand eek o ae wath oy JOHN HE SICK, and persons ina dla state of health, will find this an'article of e: wi They opm be weed with either hot or eqld weter, or fora vapor bath. are extremely usefal for a For sale by the subscribers, at the iter, Establishment, 80 BROADWAY, betw 19 thei respectablefam- "at Bi No. 119 Bowen, ips, hospitals, ‘roton. Flambing L4 would like to Sats: of a Cotton Mill, a man ¢ various modes of manu- jal3 amtre wourn,as | beth at | i Walls street, f to advantage ald Im*r he miiciiee Prout Sy ir bed-ehamber. alu! MUSBNKATS, GREAT MUSICAL NOVELTY. FARM THEATS:. MR. — THE DISCOVERER AND PERFO! JER ON THE This Evening, January 14 onmeninayf cope ete stones, laid a ol ¥ ard Ren ie ‘with straw, , being tou. towched 3 with as KETES izabeth...... — lomoaiie of producian all the po By at elicited fair Anne... “ho r om the plane: MUSICAL PINE STICKS, wy NEGHESIOS wir which i are played i ia the same manner—together with his im My, Somerton Mrs. Brow wits of Adpission—Boxes, $1 cents. Doors open at 64 o’eloek, aad’ the Certain wilirise preeisoly a 7 o'clock as DULCIMER OF SCRIPTURE Pid,’ 56" comte ; eruiery, an instrument of peculiar rrehuess of tone— Will give atthe Broadway Tedepnacis, on THURSDAY EV®NING, January ith, 16, eosged By the seebyated Guitar piss MKY THMAT 1 Full particulars w wil bergiven ia the peosriamme of the | © JACKSON. - MANAGER ‘AND PROPRIETOR. eveniny nts, to be had at the door. Doors oj ‘This Evening, January 14, The perforypapess will SHO! pte ‘clock. The Concert to commence at half past 7 precise: with sata Judith THE ALHAMRA, No. 559 Broadway, (between Witt BE LET IR ascere Serene end Pings res, F Feapectable public pore all JANE Duke of Glos’ter Fates, aad and exhibiions, re ju estab! ance and conv famstoc ee pe veancifal” va and J trata .gr te pevapna-a beautiful wage erected; and Warme throughout with hot air furnaces.” Suid ateodis* re | Mrs. W cents; Second and Third her * MUSIC AND MIRTH AT PALMO'S. war Bouse ane, er eh | ery, 1236 ce! iif HARMONEONS' GRAND MUSICAL SOIREE, | pind Gala m7, tas cape. Vocal, Instruments! and Operatic— This Evening, com: | ote will open at half past 6. the curtain will seat 7. | ills wacal Becular Concert and buniopian Opera. UHESNUL SAKeMS Laaasna tage deta, Tichota at Steaua anion bales” Boos store, PHILADELPHIA. at the Music Stores, door. Private boxes and seats —— pay be apcured the Hor Ofice fiom 10 tod eelock during «Mr Buaron. oUGHAM. . rs open at half past 6—to commence at 7}; o'clock. att Metre HN TO SING !— The subscriber, hy compl the publication of his ac Sean of tas ies “for ‘be- ‘ing, willoven a new. class THIS EVENING, January Wth,_at 8 Broadway. ‘The extremely eaty aud cree feof vocal st ised by the subecrbecs tm tary works, now for the a far better facilities far te been able to fer acaurce eget Rar iehew This Evening, ire hg 4, THE TRU Pape sD, DAUGHTER.” Michael A Muller, gr ty ed Phillipot, Mr C Howaro; Ma- delom, f ward. nati ARCADE, aghan + Wittoa, Mr Owens; Longstaff, Cloud, Mrs Hi es. Philadelphia, + Ho ret w. ep agrand here fa this country. Fieead: the first titled the, With Neckatecorel Wabes Ren bes, re yi eee ASTLES THE ZRASSIONS, “JUNIOR BACHELORS —The Annual Avs-mbly of the hese Owcite, Bits. Enel een Ito Rooms, JURSDAY " ne bi it ao WEES ort pegs ge es PHILADELFHIA. | Braex Manaexn......... eoeeesMa. HE. Seaveve | This Evening, Jan The performance will commence with Adrastu: To conclade wish tre. JUSAN HOPLEY, Or, the Viclsttades ‘of a Maid Servant | Susan Hopley, Mrs Burke; Walter Gaveston, Mr. Morris; Mee un Dean, Fredericks; Dicky Dean, Burke; Mrs Dobbs, reene. the el field Tragedy of Mr. Fred cf jo eceite bein ers (oe Malls end ‘Boirecs | at his residence, 400 Broadway. 2. Has Carline. CHELORS will ‘Anon! Bull 28 Iolo’ alooa, oa, frum ckets inay be procared of G38 No io Nasa sereee, Beeb othees os fri s will set down their company, with thei ROCKWELL AND STONE, Bavegres- january 1: it aces oa oe ive 8 Serra itmeres | _ he aad eee ee coanie ce | it an it mt ments will commenc: ‘ith the by a a he ae io forthe shor sachs ae rh jev in a beautiful estrian Scene. t t . i Feion of the rall sta be vided ne iepeees hiarasst |. 08 ve,fllomed by SONGS, HURSEMANSHIP, ke ain the posseaar of 'The whole to covelude with Mr. O-R. Stons as selndine Their magnificent Air Cushion HE MISSOURI WARRIOR. rietors Boxes 2 cents ; Pit 1234. just re Be sss pro} Phitadelpnin’ he bel who ilo aihough ate AMBURGH & GO.S rehase "their Hotel, to take this meth VAN. ince oe EXHIBITION, od to peaed 0. 63 Bowery Re uectuary comety er c Oontoe, tame nets are sheers Faeatrey Frill open ou likelihood of success than in a thousand of th in specu haxsitay’ ker tyt Decem! ith, 1945. Hous that are entered int every dey. ‘The abore Hotel was | JYpR. VANA.SUHGH having 9 ae years iu Earory with | Seria tan te wove sn tie prone cummntcuncrder Trovies hatios | eet anaes: Conraternad, abe baion Of Det TEN: + ‘order: In ‘tr tihait may be condneted tatiatactory. 0, the nutscribers, tey | BIVESCULLECTION "SPa MALS sab AN ‘ever bien ex- | bot bop oe » who are competent to | hibited be New country; 1 ich tion it is his Seer to ex- panto spate Leberaataeell Vacine b e ods | Bibis ce cf York public, wi ing preparations for snoresoOreL Dis DUBS FitaatS, 10 amar afer sndfious 104 N.B—Goptomen rection eines y have the tects dee mente Hire tade 10 hale ; . a ea on! cana em to raffle off chances, gratis. Pan eeadare see bills ofthe day re Imre WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. =) NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, EAU BROCCHIERI. i} CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, | BY WELL aulienticated experiments, perfomed in the | ‘Under the ment presence of the most distinguished physicians of Frnace, | WELCH, MAN NAND DELAVAN ; and several eminent surgeot un among whom a ie ‘inter with’ a brilliant were Doctor. Harlan of ealled report | tion of umappronchable Equestrians, Voltigears, and in the Medical Exam OF 3d Avy at reat | 8 uaniasts, anrivalls even in the great Eguine Tesaples of Doctors George Sern Barrabtno, medreal officers of | France and we frigate pe of te the, faeap ty Oy ide lelaware, U. |” ‘he limits of ‘or cee fee of a dew | well i | eriptive list of apa artists of this great iv 63 TA MEETING of Com ite ORIGIN OF "LIFE. pany, on the 3 ly elected ‘atl street, Di e Trustees, the office of the instant, sat, SOBEPH WALKER resident, ta place of Lowe Ureosrr, resigned; and Lewis Grecory waselected Vice Sy order of the Trustees, be ee iy. i belie Henr; Jessop, eas? pcator OFFICE OF oa. Palace INSURANCE CO, are dail Company er rites sesatlon Se es rien of business, which ry Offers greater protection and |: an any Ou e vacancy occasioned by the Tesigustion of Joseph ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary. YRANCE ON CARGO AND FREIGHT ONLY. Mutual Insurance Company, No. 63 street, coufines its business to Marine insurance on freight and aN New sabscription q° Dolley be amounting to upwards of Two | larger returns to have been received, ry Fresh it ier 63 Wall | aud farther | LOST, on the (th instant, in Brookly: | ie yellow and white with fantally ton a me of eae 5 said ‘was seen on board Ce Rate cor Roosevelt and i. Sikitiy, 52 Bowery, John Coles, 11 James st ‘m. Deoman, > 70 a Beyard st. M. Ni Carah, () (pate 1, 10 a m 4 Sith Seer tigen a j132t'r A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. TO LET, and fixtures for sal abe ,, Boarding and Lodging Ho established hag and now doing algun, 28 gece mreet; ting bauer os ey mere than then thet J.Dunn, mneehceee, Brookfyn he is ‘all per ini3 Atis* re pork ICHOLSON, 62 West x. Ww my sel Tit will save eee ION. HE ies se Pert stret, near Brondway. DWARD MATURIN, A. M., informs those geatlemen Via are ANTED TO RERT—For one or more years, a | COTTAGE, or other residence, on Long Isla: in 5 miles of the Fulton Ferry le wanted, ground sttaghed, th te nk more, Gaictate. Rent must be anager ge cass JOHN OSBORN Hi 109 Wall street, over Pell’s desirous of instruction in the above Teovenplichivent is prepared to receive Kveving lasses at his residen Howard si “jas tintre MUSIC. JOSEPH KAMERER’S MUSIC FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, very much within what the actual receipts probably wel iT Ty shana | will be, and it will require but a very small per cent in- ip oMas pare ATE, surviving partuer of Parmer of the firm of Thomas | sgainat los aha a ‘cargoes. | crease on the aggregate to give a revenue large enough it La, by Froogle, bad bee Fe ee 5 see Saeeie | to meet every dollar of expenditure. ork, hes this day asscented ‘with him as6 1, THOS Wee, — | oie Stock ENRY BATE, and in futnre the business will be inducted fa Drake, 2000 18 66, 1 TOs ind 9 | ander the firm of THOMAS, ‘AS & THOMAS te | joseph a bowo NY ate se, 1960 Hoe 35°" 9 “at ae, 5a, Oniogs, nee’ "slo ‘S04 150 Canton Company 33 02 Maiden lanes wear Pe al HY cio igre ik | 5 4 0 Bo _New York, Jan. be tie. i | et ae ay | 5900 do ge do “ THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE | john C. Ohio 7: » 18 “a ‘! | se een " my % | BROOKLYN IBRARY Ai BESEVOLENT AND | _Gronex T. Hore, guOMas eer ‘4 be % icky Ge oN ie Fl Wiki be held at Hails Exchange Sere rege 00. | Hu 30 os the sch of f danas, at 7 ovclock, mal Ze" | OTHE Stockholders of this C none daly es | 2 H ¥ and addresses delivered, after “hie the So- | the ‘the Company ty whether it be their | 8 a bo eyes ds will ats rs at the Nation- | wish to fill up their respect! receive a number of | x os ana alton obtained of the | shares the present value "| pee om sep, ee oe “ Comme Stitfer, 240° F convey the intention by poets tothe aye. 23 he Bk Com sep, 4 Samuel Graham, ¢, comer Steuben street. 61 vE,E 1 Yieges es 7 3 Re og | Samuel Waters, 25 Tom Gxo.T. Hore. Bee’y. 213 Moreis Canal ime 7 iv fprtner ft Scher DAGUERREOTYPE, ‘ie et mg] ‘Geers a Jum 1B Fulton street, SEYERAL Fasnishing Establishments and Sole Agency for 3B ney? we Be | wee POIGTLAENDER'S APPARATUS, * | 25 Farmers’ Trust x o RR s The Seauine | Voigtlaen vara ae Bm 24 | MAHOG. AN ORE WOOD, ZEBRAW OOD, ke, Chomieale, Poltsht iodo bw 254% OR eA by ouster ‘tree’, be: | wiay be procured at fh bers’, | Second sere was roome nd Spice wo entire stock ‘will | et pale Yee | $8000 Ohio 6s, 1860, a 3 Harlem eo pare per of to varhet pice, either foreuih at from Ld 3 ANGENHELM BeCxk } ss } ma Sx ie) m5 Rr" at | so he at: * ef the tock vin: rr o% 4 igen PE lowing gents | 7 ‘oreester ent © 0K ri paar TO UR | 1. FH 210 3 mS ‘Hendi ae ee an ea 486 36 Ye Ae te, Ziuch, 34 ned iach Mahogany | Mi 5 5 Brosdent, sctmanet Fo 3 250 £@ Morris Canal ow 1 10 Ir. , 8. C. | Baa” EEE on Bh) “the SE pee wenn | Hale idee aaa rorcestet g me Ke __ isto’ WANE ENHEIM, i Nor Worcester, $e 8 do s CROSSMAN’S SPECIFIC. jo imere TAN change: PhildelDhia. HE, Medicine that never, was known to fail; for sale at HE -PARISIAN SECRET | tiioocn OS Tis cate. th 192 Brondway. corner of John street, ouly. __j121m*m | UST PUBLISHED, » New Translatio from the French, | gue Moris Canal bs eh ph AND ABDOMEN (a TRUSSES Jiest "the Sec beranl Bisstoen er, peer al cremate, | 3 9 SUPPORTER. a lo 9 E iy of Dr Halts without apnea oF any dangreea jenecessity— % Farmers Trost “y “ ‘ Tiesttenleded by the most eminent aie eeias ES | employed ‘by men of fashion in | Bh ery ER Opie str, Aso Honan. A tal ie ane | bap its LEXANDER ae ibpavm, M.D, 0 do 48 ie the ‘dine’ deren rtm i109 Yemen, of the Fact py of MeAleine of. Paris Ph ysicvan to the "a ae 2 38 $100 KEW ART Megas ate wnt | Yrenere ntal—Kitight ofthe Legion of Honor, he., Se. 4 4 ¥ icetumer sorine a afl Robert He zmont, Legal Deyaty for Dr. Le Py Canton Co 3 oT fe sre pinete sides shouldbe crats per coe | P 2 do 3 8 one month “Rie La) er . Daoat. as above, fo n5 Co FD) ‘ent sheathing Felt, a very supenior arti im ‘New Yo rk, WYATT, &, KETCH. | :5 - Rie — gE enting gon = SE ee Ria CENTS ES | ee . CAR be enensed by applying at 18 PRINCE STREET. ECONOMY, AND FASHION. A CARD. PHENIX maa “MANUFACTORY, TO P. RENTS age Loan te M— PR roe 8: we ida ceed ta ihe is oe itouded tor im*re fore AS siecle breesiead ih % PARTIES furnished ithe Hi ad Yah a, A beant C Dress srefing rnished with the wou aut 4 WHI No. | iebicees Caps, wi ich are o fered. correspon = ie Hart Broad ot 0 Api te in er en Mle A splendid pocket ship will be aeopatched fot MUSIC. splendid paeke N COTILLION BAND would respec fal rr esssae, baring waa rated ne commodations for second a tai publie, that hey a aihod in baswengers ins house OF Sete ie Recor waa ‘o play at balls and p iho womens Cotlions, i Bouth stre iki pet BACK BAH OH OLD, — OF Li int 7 pee two stead struments. bs 16th ror PaTEROES. POY: NR ote, wi witht ds rate, hee se SaeaTa ee cerned Fit sting forprise packet Fore a OHANN MUNCK wilt ‘ive re | IRE, burthen 1150 tons, Captgin D. 167 Elm . ve it wi ely Ga Bray, ath of Fuyaary stree ten*m rt Monagely ant’ coniy mugen wen cont oe peUaIC. : madera, “improvement Ce i ira 3 that” caauot but PRIVATE FARTIES ATTENDED im ort of those. Persons, visitun Old Country, or sending for their friends, should call SCHNEIDER § REBHUN, {nis splendid specimen of naval archivectir by | ‘50 Crosby’ Street. im*re cy sageli fe siehnen Venslt fooe of Neteaes Sette tome tee BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ber ey ROCHE, BROTHERS Fashionable, and Sta} Jalire 35 Fulton street. wext door to icon Bank. decks extn - sree tsi iY. somisnaiat | PACKET FOR MA, ARES, ails aricles a ‘The packet ship GASTON, Capt. ran athe wardrobe of the onal gent jeman, be despatched for the port above andifar more extensive than that of » ay other establish. ist pros ‘or freight or ge 1 po Lt ba well orn oe e atte ntiow of strangers BOYD & HING tabscriders long) and i stimate know dee j13, _ Orto CHAMBERLA, ERLAIN & PHELDS, here at. nen, tof their isineae: the Benior partner hay ry FOR HAVANA, (direst with dempatch,) com fag Sexiness in” die can ot paunpies a aut arte to Drake, B saline cc cles, ‘pelawted be red and capper feptened barque GANGESSC ial rot their ‘ytinge, will leave for the above port on Monday 1 ‘workman iB fe having exerllent aceommadations, ap- ors descitistenane foot of 4 tastily and | i CHARLES 6. MILLEN, se Varriek st ‘of the wearer. LONDON LINE OF PACKETS— of the Scenes ieee 20th Jannary— ahip GLADIATOR, R. mepente | " Dunting, master, will sail at above, her rogila Paccenry, | AY oof econ cecmeetatee Stat for cabin, second a “ 4 be aan oo RARSEL AS & AGAT ninedite pliea cation (as ena ot Werthe are =————————— : eae tedeasus:. Ps SHORAGE a FOR CORN, GRAIN AND FLOUR, | Corner of Pine and South streets. bashe's or Grain, an ip Swit 3 twenty the Brick | ys le shi Siren Regie ar, Sa ee ee es Sia ee heck P. 8.—Persons wi to send for their rigeds in the old | Sidecar deh eine for =a country, exa have them drought ont by either the above ships. | anf cancion Ce r for, Ins pet cho amre ‘of the fine sailing on the 7th, 17th, and 27th of each | Apply to & CO., ou 0 ‘on the most reasonable terms. dal: J a iea laatie Ge GAl kes sho MERCHANTS’ a & HAT cas er now bei up f for passengers i 2 | Le, de eN'S BEAVER tone meee a mendes cork ch Ww Frouen Si Sea vol ates ateset, rte L the very best pot yee in the most somal Py KET B SEE, irom New Orla patel os aeeenay of J ci at oe | ew ims, is | tment Ma ime tt Ovcnas wbart foot of Wall au.” Comsignces HOWE, Mevehants Zvchangs, * | wil caring a Onna ot Wal im ely. 410 Im*r csp ro _— ai Lee ble prime Toul Tard KOHL EL % poreney It herds facing towards Houston street, ee: a yy In rehearsal a Grand Military Drama of ABDEL, KA- By order of NH. LO French in Aluiers. a) Noting Superintendent st Hacks aad —POWERY AMPALTHEATRE | aving | if he could ary LATES? INTELLIGENCE BY THK MAILS. es Wasuinaron, Jan. 12, 1846. Oregon— Omens, Signs, Indications, Presentiments Prognostics and Predictions—The Senate square up with Mr. Calhoun. It does seem to us that if the Senate but touch the Oregon question, the clamor for war is hushed, or becomes an unmitigated absurdity. The warning voice of the organ has had no effect in bringing the independents into the traces. Mr. Allen adhered this morning to the 27th instant, as the ultimatum of the postponement of the Oregon debate in the Senate ; and he did it with the portentous potentia- lity of an oracle; as much as to say, “ You have heard the order—you must obey.” But Haywood was not so disposed, and Westcott of Florida, who seems determined to act according to his own judgment, even if it should ran counter to king caucus, had no notion of a half-way compromise in the matter; but moved to add two weeks to the time dictated from the committee on foreign relations. it was carried. [See Senate re- port.) And then you ought to have seen the quiet smile that played around the mouth of Mr. Calhoun, and how self com; pnceedy Mr. Haywood drew his finger sover his chin; and how aaneely Mr. West- cott felt af his queue was atill there how jolly appara bg he Lewis; i Arend rece» pac ar nton, an ui . | tad 'S Speight; and show taoaiphens) ae a | look toward 3 and | ial Mr. Atchison; and how sbeolutl rev'd ly perplexed is look, but seemed Mr. Hannegan; and Chairman on Foreign Bbianons tr tries ceuldn’t. Had you seen all this, it would have | satisfied you that straws do most conclusively show | the drift of the wind. | And ten chances to one, when pong resolution is | taken up, it will be po: miponed again . Now, | you. ae the fact is, the ol stand by’s have no (ea of makin, at men out of our younger aspirant | by slanting 10 their leading oft upon this ques- | tion. in the House, to-day, Be. Toombs, of Georgia, ap- | proved nuneell « masterly speaker, and a sound critical pleader. ye sr argning the invalidity ot both } titles to Oregon, he adi the twelve months’ | notice, with a view to peace, an speedy and | peaceable settlement of the question. Mr. Hamblin followed in a hang peal for | “the whole or none.” And the the House ad- | journed. The Calhoun stock is up to-day. Wasuinerton, Jan. 12, 1846. Contrary to Senator Archer's expectations, the Senate to-day stole a march upon him, by taking what may be termed a snap judgment upon Mr. Allen’s resolution of notice. He has, therefore, been cut off from hie movement to refer the subject | to the executive branch of the‘government, for at feast a month. ‘This day the Senate postponed the consideration | of that resolution until the 10th of Bebruary next, | by a vote of 82to 18, which amounteto setung it aside altogether ; for, as I have repeatedly told you, the whole question must be settled by treaty, and upon such terms as either Mr. Calhoun or the British government choose to dictate. It is evident, from this day’s decision in the Se- | nate,that the Benton and Calhoun cliques are arrayed, separately, if not conjointly, against the adminis- tration, and are determined upon breaking it down as soon as they can. Of this I advised youa month ago, and this union of Benton and oun to-day, for the postponement, is ample evidence of wi foreahidowed then would come to now. The fiat of these two men has gone forth against Mr. Polk, who has no means left him to escape from iene toils but either to throw himself | ' | it has bee d that echieri W: ill iples which en if the femor ‘ sine ia ae) RSW TE PREPARATION. fi vn eal kl bee vee of a Rea ian, | Stonce to their embrace, and give the reins of NE’S a thempies er | Meera id seas Semmes amktring of Calech at | Vormmene. ato, thet oes ee ti o1 A ile that can be conceive ere is no Compo 8 wp at Wild Cherry. ee form the pete, pings as eee Mawes oe | Re gree an can be called a statesman, if we ex- PTIVES, ap Depot” at Mr John Mil - t Mr. Buchanan, and he is only of a mediocre R nl ON oe F aikcted sini aesela oie [20 onde, New York. This ngency itiiteaded tosup: | Principal Male ea os, LEVI NORTH and 7. V. | bre. The others are mere automata—heads of QO this Brrup withewt dele by which they may prevent the | Bila) gee ited Sate, the Canadts, Merico, the Inland of First Equestrian Posen, C, J, ROGERS. cliques and clubs, who are only fit for State in- fo Sa sly day with a cough wien | yp apecial agreement signed at Pariz, November 20ih, 1045, | A New School Backward Rider, with East Tadian Effects, { trigues, and not for unravelling great national ques- Syrup can be had and you are esa ‘certain, with proper care, | M-F-Broechiert, has divested himéelf of the right to | INOR GERMAN, tions. They have got Mr. Polk into difficulties with Syrev gg ne beeae ee oR! oper carey | any onder (directly or indirectly) for the Kau de Brocchiert | ‘Two and Four Tine ahaneriren end Positioniat, 3,J. | TOT a4 from which they know not now how to ex- os fo Ja continent, ra jimse] { DR. SWAYNE’S cOMPOUN) ND SYRUP OF WILD oraerato theabove agent bo eatied (, aiahorsad to surly. i vineade and Live ¥. Fanos, | tyieate him. aie House may piss fone to ‘ d ail demands for sui ation. cay nglan . a occaponnd 60.Y opera Eetiedien is ieealled, Wild | © NLP. Brocebien, respectfully equeats hus customers from | Feige! ‘Arena wW. a3 GAARROL ae ia wiiixed fact.” What, then, is Mr. Pelk to above men countries, ro adress rat Vaulter o ick . Reg ae phn og tuororteraad preser Jona ith, ssh sales them ti rte The soe Sede ‘and ey M “st. Wau do in this difficulty t= Why, ni ha veltber $0 hen tise of Druga ity who wil jowns, ML LLB. pos ‘Oregon questio af Wi, it haa no ¢ sanyo al prekage of 20 bottom, will seeure to him | | ter, doses MGHSL De [ ore aa belore’ tiie. coun the Fee arremaratigns of WHR Chetry, exce Advantage of bein designated tn the papers. the | Professional Comis Vouulists, MESSRS. DTCKENSON. | 80 a Sa of Haston ena Seabee ee stn So patege. and prune up yor tole ag at for the sale Fae juabie remedy’ in the Place | te seer’ ‘OF, WEAVER ER end ELLY, in fale World, or submit. to the [Rog -vahy lanien td * yn. "| meat sad Spanious, Six igen, Tee EY aeeaRaeY ca beleamey, | A B-—Tie bore scontaining the Ean de Brocchieri, have | effete ted by Ni ru 8, late of the ocr Sn for. escape from them, which an independent Prepared ouly by Da arn, NW. corner of Eighth and | veins will eno te lata og tel Be boa nee cee, A J ALLEN ming watt «| man would follow forthwith, if as clone as | Sees tea Tethl at Charles H. Rings (Iate De, Mil | and Enzlish, Dalwelch the tory righ es o’alock, FAM; where pvery attaution willie pd tothe public: | heis now. It 1s this:—Let him give England the one ) 192 Broad way ‘of Johu st.; and at Doug stores, | | wishes. i | notice himself, as it is conceded on all sides that he ied igiauee desc ielaeochaa ndaigs FRENCH | FREE C ON ovnes an VERS EVENING, 5&8 ree peerage ceehe ea ate Rice ; — UGHT on the Hoberaonian Byxtem—By Ediond Da | Whe RECESS, 151 Broader “| gue to the people, CHER yREETARLE LGUs HAC DYES, | baer Ae Ne ing cna 1 the Ise em nen cs mor he Benatar “Tt he ful in nccomplaing, wha! hs enable persous to dye instantaneously their ha th now being forimed af the Select School 47 Greer T city, and those who like rational amusements, would not , 8€RS€ ‘of duty dictates, his fall sal ies glorious, Ee ask tereateaiingns ier semace eek at ie out | of, street. has sequired the bh eats traugements: LUNG Ea rg ae served | faling with his s party, than ied in chains to the w eyebrows, ke. to brown, black of chestaut | febyty in singe lage and most exped: wiih Chowder oa Sundays; end, ard al those ae bent. eee sacrificing hits color. The slightest evil consequences need not be feared | ‘4 nad creaking ic with, rapidity | days. The above extablisonent ghey altar by who from its ‘use—it le altguather, harmless, Thls es Fon [ad eas ertonlie ad knows ou application a8 | style, were. (ursished rooms may be Thad, bythe “pi sett | “We shall see, however, ly, whether he uy Dn I yee na friday” events on on | BONE BY the Foal avery iid STR of Old Hickory dome Galian eft a 5 nly one sane | at ve to oe tn indellible manner, the various grada o'clock, P. ‘419 Im th. gest BRINA | PALL, a ice Serene be before Mr. Calhoun left sity, fiber ound THE TW! 7 oy ony Ly hamantairieplanenbiaeeiied De. Cerne thc adad TS | TREATS nS RUGIAFION cor | Ske before end rere fa a ei Recast ti ook fe ae Heat, Vora |= Ata radeayont Mend D0, mega atts | Da ai EVE tacey ntl os | seme wih ua” Soch wim eta gunn oven oraale, whole aa [rele kee he wth becdddeinecms eat tori "8 CELEB D COTILION WPAND, is | hhemever said 80. . mer and Chemit,. | ownerbas kota mutable place to heep thew. ABDIY ta eles sapach, a etme maybe | ‘Wasuinaton, Jan. 12, 1846. \d by m jemod, No.4 roadway; F. A. 7 E a Cedar stree had of the Ce 4 a 3 e ‘4 | Area ole Lafayette rete a Nos. and hy Breda A; | dud tere __ er epee a ger “ron ey Powwoty Es o The subject of Oregon, like a wounded snake, by a La fers the Franklin Institutes“ ni6 Imre ‘answers to the | Process: twain | drage ite slow length along, in the House. There {i is no prospect of a speedy termination either. The last jump for the floor showed @ count of some forty r fifty. Not more than two speeches are made | each day, which will continue it some three or four -weeks—even taking it for granted that all who -wish to or who will speak on this question, really {) ump for the floor. But there a number who will yet \ speak upon it, who do not wish to jump as high as ; themselves to get the floor. They want togive the | mew membersa chance. The probability is that the ! debate will continue till nearly the middle of Februa- | tay, and this will bring the Senate and House into the | | field together, as Mr. Allen’s resolutions in the |. Senate have been laid over till February 10th. ‘| The Senate chamber was crowded to-day to hear . the debate which was expected on the Oregon reso- lations, People seemed to be ready for any excite- ment that might come up on this question. Quite s stir was made when, just at the of calling the | yeas and nays, on postponing Mr. Allen’s resolu- | tions, some one was heard to exclaim, “you lie”— | great sensation was manifested, which was not quieted ‘till it was discovered that it was only the clerk calling the new name of a Florida Senator, | who = this day assumed the name of Yulie, in Le | Peer ok apn this as merely an anagram of Levy. | The: Sets V isthe same as U—taking the third, fourth and second bee in order, you have Ulye: at oe i ovat th 16, the Sy hee pape El oe - wn Floridian intends also to make somebody | name vel “ You pba nee that (Benton, Calhoun Calhoun, ee, ker |, Lewi 5 | Speight Festcott, and img yoted ng postpone the consideration of the tesclnried \ | tl after afer hearin of the reception of the President's ot mes n Engl land. This by no means forms ' test ol ow rthe y ball vote on the question of givi the notice. T think the notice, in some form, wi nearly caaninoenis It may be modified so as to give two years notice in place of one, allowing | that time for settling the dispute either by a new ne- otiation or by arbitration. Col. Webb says it must settled without the aid of u mabogeny stocks, and } Meron destruction of other kinda of stocks. t crowd was in attendance this evening to neni ankee Hill introduce the new member trom Senators Ashley, Dickinson, inegan, &c., with several members of the House, and their families, were present on the occasion. Yankee Hillappeared in character. He went for tak- ing the great he calf of Europe by thehorns. Hehad | just arriv, having worn out several pairs of saddle- trousers, &¢. on his way. He had no particu Jur desire to get hooked up on 4, horn of the bur ‘only take him by the horne, he was wil- ie went for “the wa se sol 54 degrees 40 minutes, 'y thing, ohms nories, ef that. The stream ot patriotism \ had burst forth and was reverberating along the | Rocky Mountains. He went for a olen, fight for every thing. J was Wh “manifest oy: id | oni a cout of the member was received Mi, h ‘Consut at Boston, Mr. Grattan, lett ling to go it ith grea wea a this evening for the North.’ His stay has been very short. em Re, the arrivals - Mg to-day, are ste intington, of Massachusetts, who is engaged in the license case last term by, Chonte, We ster &c.; 'T. W. Bartley, of Ohio; 3. ne of ashville, and Mr. udeon, ‘of New York, wio Good ‘and Day to the patent r wht ot ee Iodia rubber mant etured articles. chaeatt. it is Rufus, or not, I cannot “y, tna acase now before the court relativ to ee the arrivals, Mr. Choate, of M ee as oT hav have not seen him.