The New York Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1846, Page 3

‘Years. It will be perceived that there has been a very = Great increase inthe quantity of agricultural products exported in 1845, compared with 1843 and 1844. This increase has been confined to the last three or four | months, or si uce the. demand from Great Britain became #0 active, Exronrs yn ox xite Font or New Youx, wae, 4th 164. | 138 46,74 9,706 9,567 6,387 4,595 8 "208 M6 M5 on 3 u = wae | 27791 ear | Ee Te 5,935 | 77,173 113,698 3519 6,47 | 2 wn 7,304 5,637 | ‘a8 i ALTAR 43,706 3.805, 3,993 2, cise | 325,460 mes | 290 33 | 7817 9,694 | 79 1145 | 12 179 42,6539 | 2.216 445 | 6.467 4,602 Rye, ble, ; ga, foreign, Pipes. be nr | der, kegs ae) 738 9,481 5,095 | is asa | wee Bt 29,322 S08 | i | 200 | was we a2 si a3 3,073 | 2 a4 | 2qe.oee 3,107.98 | 94 on at 2388 3.928 ‘318 ex5 | 1,835 3871 i: “one 31730 i - win | aus 11.837 bi eeaon || (O82 | a3 ae 3a 8150 \3 15,487 13.668 | sane | ite & 3,120 ‘in 1846, *.4 been in apples, ashes, can- | dles, cheese, corn, &ur, past year, has been vr ry, in the aggregate sh’ PF ynsre 10336 esnse] 100 Ey do ee 350 Harlem RR 3 do do mi %. 67 68 x 6 wo 160 we Li i i be & i On Thursday the 16th instant, Rithaond, Me Sous hires to Mize Mane hu ei youngest daughter of Cornelius Read, Eaq., all On reday the 16th instant, by the nea Rana ne Cornelius Read, Beg. all of this city. On the 25th of June, ‘1945, ee a Bex: bee ith, Wa. Stony, third son » or wens of this city, to Miss Resecca aan of LL a illness, Joun Me. | members of the | Se reepectuly inv gee y — at 2o’clock, from 145 | gchar months and payee are re- this afternoon at Mr. Jacob Law- On Friday evening, of = printer, ie hefiad ad year of Ries funeral, on Sande Pearl street, B On Friday the 1 ‘ad Pee Matthew W. shea ere ‘gyi sth ineant, of f by droceptains Cras. 7 years, 6 gregsgese abseeesss, i iy! S &: i E a 4 wious to the 3 este aa Eiger een NOTICE. PREET, DCE No.7, under the vets, eae ieee. a a KAPP, THE ‘Al eApACOd Si OF Ebay | Bele large, showing a lars increase | *° TH 3 WRIGHT HOUSE, Nassau Street. Meet RIFLE. NO POSTPONEMENT "TSECHANCES id article, ha Those who have subseril vested at" ‘exposed to QHN _ Pa very choices the most Row Oines, dest # wril'be vo er sein Rin RING will’ upo N & CO. | ‘William street, up stai | Sone tesa an! monk epeal y and prices of whic! ED—A situation by « Man EDS " ay: yon heretofore ad' ve. been a aretha ther tames to the list, tively. 35 Cedar street, cS respectable houses ty the last two jal? Steod' wwe already the inthe maudeatare, sod" ove ‘guarantee to be the a ~il seery i lots to suit purchasers, himee} refe we Pz Leawnce. ieee. W. Branc! abeve spler it moment. Walsion oF the pt occasion, be jalT it*re oae door from ou oa oy ee RrrD~A Boy about 15 vers of age, aud who can tur- be h the bes: W* " clock PM. St M., at C. fap! init Iwtre Geranan, Fi ot rele HAS. GAGAEBIN, No.6 L is experienced a1 also a good tious, wishes of F. Gerai his iasiness, one and two » No. 66 Liberty street. TOON a WwW intimately | rome cotton woul mmended by t1 einige aren rear clear of Bfoedh paw LEFT OF! i ed 1 GUNG APR? N pa All omen through the Post Office, or attended in ear employ expense, ‘necessary for them to have wo men in the Uni (per cent déstouut, by ANTSa os as Manager of a Cotton Mill, a man jinted viens bp modes of mani nae “ai3 amtre G GIA LUNBER COMPANY NOTES WANTED Ge ZOR ¥i Walls street, wil 80. ra Ply Cc} rs, sign of pet ilies har a Tonet are, ert 'Y appointment. otherwise, m gait $50 to Sprain Aeiesea Ha 3 AitonOnE- ND FURL WANTED. WEAR. they would Pe cemlgment deve fr the subscriber, whe will wiend them H. LEVE’ 2 Wall atreet, N.Y. ¥ pencemally | jald Im*r | LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE 4 WANTED, | Ge a TLEMEN aud Families can obtain the full value for Kinds jwons effects. they. wish, to denis an" Genlemens Went Pere ier wll ind their advantage. ed eee oe who to girge i price ir all utcles of N. “A line og 1 Pot Off ay mal be ptly at- | tended TYN, a7 Imre ik OsT— evening, from Beach 1a Br Wal ieee in ras ae aH | ve tel ibe i aces CHER: T, with thirteen stoves. by’ returning it to No. 6. be find ectnan jal3 st¥r AN Nabad ‘who love ipto operation from this day at Beekm: en sage LAU ipaxe Feswes iy Hotel a reen the City Hotel find the Gil Inthe office of the Croton W: SEGA! ARS, rien pst fail to be ac Havana ie minsatare Iskeness of Gen renst "The finder Ril be Tiberally' Leeted | wiilbe dl rooklyn. It will Broav,1 tere son aperos by the at wholesal Principle, on labe it retail, Havana try the casl ) trust—ta' Lend 2 earn pplicants. Aj in, was lost | be office. basement. cceptable to Pll be pat louse,” No. 12 ‘bunch of 25 m1 aie ate me ENT & BROTHER, reat pleasure in informing their cuztomners thet they Di "0: of ted ae Me eS perry ote ak we believe our can- iene rod alan eee eet ache LAURENT & jal7 Im*r No.4 William st street. CONSUMPTION CUR | COmPOUND SYRUP O. ‘codnaptha, Iceland Moss, ie heey, Re. 4 STON, " son, MD. P.8. Te “4 Ofiginal exh be seen seen ¢ on a Dr. NEW WIGS AND she eae ATCHELOR’S aoa oa | Barcus wa from 165 SAREE SIS T SEetmining yorions gets o' Re | isexpert atemarkable Bony and, seta to the gums, premure, de Theres - Grogaond, ‘Doctor et Bests cy el INVE. Broalway. yy Mr. Levett, Dose of and. exact ‘wearers, can SARSAPARI i: | chert PR oe 8 ‘an experien eto give gratuitous advice from 10 t0 12 A.M [ \ERSIGNED. having had a sumer W*. tH gE, THE ‘UNDE nated ‘being fully saat professi is an hus | i 3th prince. | A cae =") cap dd jal? itr THE GENUINE PREPARATION. Cherry, beca th: facbenpabined ciene; toi ver Sike powers an 5 Il pre; }, are fictitious and counte: Hs Valuable remedy had introduced with Les § - SWAYNE’S of W ia} ace at article te Rencsloas | ii eit, Balsams” ma to nond nd and | ‘divided into | 1 Wall street, | __AvOTION SALEs, AMUSEMENTS. ~ AMUSEMENTS. . VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUGTION. | Oe OEE, ain | Y¥ the ca Prof. Mosse, a public jibition, Ex- THEG story first class DWELLING, No. 75 St. B planation and rimeuts wil th hi his wks’ Place neat Bet Aveune, with lor fest owt MAGNET! ? PELEGRAP ry rear, by Wall the block in MONDAY, be sold with- Will be gi pe ‘Bronte MMO) NDA’ Tve to. bi ron Mi AY, tee oy yY, EVESL ch. Tel crunch ‘rill be pea ae aes Biba daess end tars cenit eames, | teland raeby mente of rteettapdel fromthe Gartnic G ment and an eaclosed hme ar eb eraesees prota f Sty Be steies marble macties, mat clars house PEREMPTORY SALE OF ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY LOTS AND FORTY HOUSES, IN the 16th Ward, at the junction of ighth Avenues with 2ith, 2th. ah and B7uh nose ina Ok Ww 12 ust, at 12 0" Juable : Stile clear hers whe streets hat ‘The grade of thet nce to every partof the United fu shower baths, cook | other conve: same ti Mr, COLTON (who has the pivilegs to | hibition) wil occupy the fat the most brilli — experiments rg bview to cro | evening th streets—to p PEEL t& CO will sell on TUESDAY, the 20th Book Stores, and at the an instant of time ‘wherever wires are extended) and recelve a answers back atthe to ofe oa above ex- om) wt Reeeintey—arlec ‘as much interest as possible into the Go f past 6 Entertainments to commence athait pest? pelocks i kets 25 Cents—For gel st the principal Petar 7 2teodis*r ES gent bene Wall aye erty, '¥, Well worthy the attention of | NATIONAL GUARD! jiblo’s Saloon, ACKNEY COACHES, Carriages or Ci pet . will set their sompany ¢ down a louston, street, when leaving. By order, jal? 2tmseod*r been all | worked, graded and he Tth me ¥, — ealth cannot be | ting: 23a and 2tth streets, ines ani omaibas lines start from 2 S, MONDAY EVENIN: ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE FIFTH COMPARY G, Ji leh, 3 ye. Cabs, et for with their oe’ in ip paverse.o order | epeciatensint of ot Hacks ana and Cabs. AL, GUARD'S SUI is secure niet puisance fro * Property hi i yates blo’s Saloon on MONDAY EVEN: tinted ageing ck ne dai ¥ Tg omigire of Aeraement be Caer all 4 Wisoab, Serge ven, uses the past year, inclu ue Creighton, JR Plate, Churehea, acd several costly , D. Braisted, Jr. ate tof y than any other ou nee | Bary Gea are particularly imvited to appear in BW q ‘wiil be thrown open for visitors from 11 to 1 RIGHRHD GOODMAN wi site, Spctiongersi te | o'clock oa he moraing of the ih int ER, or to the Proprietor on the premises. ‘jal73utr ts to be had of Secretary, ee REE Tee OORT TORSELE ON Teter Situated in Foughke RSALE OR TO TET, Pet New York, balf je f ‘he Annual ao the ‘gai ans ured Seer a % LARU Sears eer cA Er Woot see it ener iaatet steam, Engine. Dye | Hi. PINE. atthe Abello, tie Broadway. ate twat tndalfnecanart spinning machir'y dye betes, Geto Lenp ERINA BALL. a : eet erie pce Me comagannn guvilagy | "™™ THATS BEN NOLaRE AnOSCLAHIO. | Sailr cyspeen of trans; d mac! | | diate operation. en ; ‘or terms and ot particnle lars, wt Witenes, ial6 Im*re FOR SALE OR LE. Te ‘most substantial BRICK BUILDINGS i 3 64 b} | #ession may be had immediately. Rohe WILLIAMS, Dutchess, County, Sta sa ee ion, mn are im excellent condition, ons aad ready =| oe on MO Wi PEVENING TANS CELEBRATED pots the occasion. ‘The number of tick ‘Tickets $3 tit ASH —One dto any kind of busivens 10 25 by 100 feet Lt i ere with em aren of 7 feet in the clear. It is pree stories "Terms very reasonable, and pos- sso) penett oaTEICR 2 Pee. ton street. 131 Chrystie stre: GM, Pine N, B—One half the parchase money saa remem on besdend | 1 os B. Daly, mortgage at 6 per cent. jal6 xt*me 4 pelts, 18 Freakin CS re § an Ja FOR, SALE OR RENT —A FARM, situated on che | f;t.o Sith at Kelly, 188 Bowery, Naat side of the Kingsbridge Hoad: 40 iniles from the |: RuitYs/ yas re Tall looking aver om the High Bridee-cavaiaing B:Rully,cor Water & Maiden M: MO eeulionst last red acres, under uy rood cultivation. id o1 very excellent ani Co. dn a to inform be ale enn ah aie a Shoes, at Cad Chatham: together with fruit of all ki J. Dunn, cor Duane & Centre st ‘year with timothy and cloverseed. id itaation for a Hotel, being scgth i ro: inl? Itis*re the JAMES B. NICHOLSON, 68 West at. pe Fort Washington: and i fal | ERINA BALL. | on the Batte featcheat zens oe phi Lid and vi- dre r season for ne, ees ‘nthe having this | being erent Kinds erate charg pe wilt he di WRIGHT GUA No HE FIRST ANNUAL BALL Ot - ih mv will . given at ae ys iy pet roperly, #0 as to ed Uy slreatuge the’ t- ¥ post. ‘J17 3t*re DAMAGED BOOTS AND SHOES.—The desi Al duly attended to. ELOCUTION. $1 25—first q . bat 7o—fiat gual juatity. 19 Howard ‘SON. = MUSIC, travelling se LOG Ga Thana aieseoe Saar is, fom | JOSEPH KAMERER'S MUSIC FOR ~ | oleckin atmo, fd 6 to Wo'cloek int Lexington Avenue th house from zithatreet, ‘black PRIVATE PARTIES, Admittance 25 cents—Children under 10 hal : tan TEBMIEH PUL, about two mouthw oldy woe | (YANN be ongvsed by applying at 18 Hunts STREET. | _Forparticulars see bills ofthe day. | ere name am ley.” a white cross on his | breast, | NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, _ | tuesist him an above. cr'ar he desn of saisofles) sballvecel” | CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, | theabove reward. Pyle sere ARTIES furnished with eg nd Viola, gear sam “ader the m tof ( BUBLIC SALE a THE NAVY YARD. "| iso Bad 08 “ol "AYLIFFE. No. 127 Him sivet, | te onaee throughout the V Beuon gia brilians | Tenens, abt ecines oh RL Ee. We BCHULEZ Ane. | Sommer of “ | * | gob a rae eee te tonnes Eatin ieeatiaet | * 3590 Nine Pound SHOT. ANC MLLION BAND would repeal. |e ita of an ndyeriement wif barely. admis. fa dee 5000 T: four P | TR egies a blie, that the; | a Xi ‘New York, Jan: 13, 1046. | biky ke. 4 " Pony matt Frincipal. PROSPER M. WETMORE, | Msc si to eweney five gtr OWRD Fists jal3 to2or ‘Navy Agent. pa mapanime ‘a Ibe attpnded to at yas wns. E WOODS, mA famande and Twotlorse auestrian, cei 3 ; 'ano | Tight suntion, ecmbouyieg a Taney ove, New sor Te } | Pam eg Korte, a GREK fen iee | "yeni ai tae amie penees, rons 1 be receive of eenieae | . = a eo Frincipal Male oven ‘3, LEVI NORTH and T. V. Joenaieaated et Van Wiew f Heese at Casticcon, aad sk _ or being ANew School Baskin eink at ledian fleets een nn: ish the necessary oi}, and | SCHNEIDER § REBHUN, "SONOM GE : ‘ x four equates so buoy acid fampe in good order and “con: 58 Deny tees bl Twe and Pour Horse ur ‘and Positionist, J. J. ‘And, also, to take charge of, superintend, and keep in their | _ a16 1m*re | Pencils Pa . Cineade and Little F. . laces for th | a Rasa aS pe eee. ay Brom at Fint mie of ‘roupe, “Ample topachy will be re Dene Othe ialthtul " rie aera Se tae ve | pin ae ree geo at abr Aa Wh sale Tors ting Latope, and ‘ase: | Gloves, seermens of all articles | Profeas Nosaiee, ee KENSON. | River WEE nanct cB, Cotlectr. | Bek celery ASS that of rei lish Let “ti HELLY. ana | yaa PLUMBING WORK | ahd eee es - om ferried br & hie reat, oe roadway, New York. ’ stew eclestr from 9 o'el ‘morning unit « | yi quis , ier ieee ee Best werkt te nics, ety. every attention oa cor to the public ‘and low eharges, will See iestiblehmest, MES. SHARPE'S CONCERT, ‘N.B- “Bown town ordre left at uinn, 3 Neva a, At Franklia Ha Chatham 08 THURSDAY BLEECRERS BIRD DEPOT, 1} MBS, sian eee ae és mss he, friends and | No. 6 Astor Place, late 7th Street, wat take Piece foashs | A few doore East cartannsents offered seal mest with thet ‘appro: Hit Aabecriber respectfully informe ling. jurseme chal be og doosived! by the ay oe — a3 es,” | rerared D vawarne, IN W. Commer of Kighth and | ieee retail at Charles H. late Dr. Mil- nor's,) 198 Isa Brond way, Senate | cates tte con = Bs - ry, 77! fa erie 205 Bleecker st., Capital sks have always It losses. wnich VING their enpital very near! ngs, Orricr 41 FULTON staEeT, the com any may eantan Wi and paid promptly as , . We PELAMATER, jal tmis*r . C. FINN, Secretary. GROSS’S SPECIFIC U. Tie Brosiwsy. that kn cornet of ohn sect, gulp. rviving partner of the firm ‘him as co ashen or nA at 9 ctoainad, and i and ihe ea pue Maonficrasers dite! HENRY BATE ae eaesie under the firm of THO aa A BATE: sete HENRY BATE, ey ral! 02 Maiden lane Jeoonny a rf street, “ p anita. bere 9 ui ne cee ee T They this Mi mnt Whee iP Finan’ ee ee ment, 410 im*r ings of ev Voined on bond and mortgages searched; notes an: RC! tdteta be used with eithe: are extremely vetal fo wafer, sal by the rebneribe Speaes OF ‘sts. macs STONE, BROTHERS. oe grip HAT SALES in the most | \d accounts oe . P | aaa inany, a of the eity. nue es mR, LMER, as Commissioner of Pec arh eter Unie ct s jonable and be- todede ft, Astor House. A female in attendance 510 1m*r loredy tiles Ay ote, 2 raed sue J JOMAYIN No. 119 yea tha aa etigrdion ead | pee 708} srt ene sant it has'no equal. Cherry, except Dr. rears as at my Factory in 2000 ren Mfor sale by "Paes Bn 510 2w re TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES. | | desi celebrity of ha en Vertes Ras il ne ot 2 N. B.—Gentlemen’s Clothing and sen letters through the Post Office wil fis'intme one Porrrne vege oy growth aivi name a ae THSUE PAPER. | thi is infaible, » ie*wicionly CORNER OF JOHN ST. of ol moderate. ine addressed to'S: Hat the ellie of this s pepe, sll be is prepared to receive Evening Classes at his street. and it wil e nti Po ofa pp taaramen ia 192 BROADWAY, of ver, the Narrows, &e. For terms | (-)WNERS of carriages conveyin pany to the above ae SON. ‘ Ball, will enter the Baitery at the Greeuwich street gate, Jal7 3t*re Attorney at Law, No. 15 Nassau street. | and go out, ey the Pearl street gate. On yn qed Le eas QOHN COUZENS, from Dobb's Ferry, ter they will form ia rogules onder oa. MWAITES epeton of Hacks. THE WRIGHT Hall, on Monday RACE VINES.—Now is the proper pein aye ke ga pit serena Brose 'D Morgan, Wm Brooks. 1, D Mo ra Brooks. for JAMES VN TUL: Phorburn ra Men a aie EVA KING, Charan. hich, will be immediately atten: | __Bopury Brocxuunsr, Bec. YT atisSi&Mre ia dwelling, corte td street and Broadway. A D. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ji ablg TAUGHT ON THE eae ten groves By DWARD MATURIN, A. M., informe thowe EE desirous of ratruction ia ficseee M. 8. COHEN. MB COREN.” attended to. ite applica: and warranted efi ea received certif- | te oe a the written lek | Somta wnt imtre "Prepared, and for sale’ stat disiinilhe, oe H bie Ye eae SSSI WA Rn), elo argem eee beee eae che "dT imtic | f its use—it is all jis composition gi, Sates Cone! ‘Candy and fixer off fe, for sale | fom ie sae criatnloe., hie PRINTERS’ INK. fe Saas © TO PRINTERS THROUGHOUT THE PP ay crery variety, at very reduced prices, by the quantity or D8 HOLLICK’S new, owAlso, 180 doxen Natural ] Skins, Coney ine yied may be hed of Plates PPro, Benim INK, of a nee rick bioek, Now beg ee, jews ‘Ink ‘ or applies mere than two hundred pay. ra FFS! MUFFS! TS | ORDERS ED, invit M2) im‘t__262Peatl streets U 1 Build: BOOKS BOUGHT. UNITED STATES. na cia Greengtehen ace Taree fhe genuine Jound, warranted equil to any fe this UFFs! so complet ansoroment ot Premiams OR. and Coraish, Barly A by Ni tgs geal wan | Ss oe aaa a complete 417 tm 70 Nassan, oF 187 bebe 3 CLOTHING, H. DEGROOT & W: hs Fulton Street, ” mo FASHIONABLI ESOC OF WINTER | wae {Sogn ad Ete seta ees RP UDR wiccromeiers.ietartch | ele ea ie au at the office cn the RING’S__CAND FOR AVrecabie'é Sons Fag) Vegetable C an im*m om So OeesT ett Pane Wit * 1¢a Fulton street, next to the corner of William st. oe mer Hoare ill Pigage be op on er Es od pee yuGus, COLDS, Rerkaee hei m ihe mot be] | on board, west side I, OF ty | alt goods not permitted in 5 days must be HsALaE RA oa, PS ROUGH SI SHIN, Nea ee ceo Hlees acl "THE ORIGIN OF LIFE. "earl street, Sqeec ‘and scientific’ work ever * published ae Win ‘24th inet, a my iblie. brown, box article. hemist, te. OPPER—150 cases English sheathing Copper, of very su- from 16 assortment greatest care expressly for thu E. K COLLINS & CO. % South at ati aded ti oft mr beh P.C. SCHULTZ, jal? jisiana and New ae StL Conner teweee | nie " sim fends she wl teens frolebe all aay, and wall y lock this e rafl, who RN , 87 sent to tl Beatie | fe Pe a area ta PARK THEATRE. This Evening, January 17, will rformed, ONE EBHOWN. Bees Fredenok Deel Brown seg, Mr, Barrett : Miss Kate Hora 90 conte ; téaliory, "Doors ong at 6% o'cloels, aud’ the Curtain willries precisely BOWERY THEATRE. A. W. JACKSON... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. ‘This Evening, January 17, > There wi Mi) ae Wie io 0, wo rehearse the eveni es 50 cents—Becond and Third Tiers, Saun which rill bo Pome ingrest splendocon Mindew ‘Lower Pit oo Gallery 1235 Doors will open at fll past 6~curtain will rise at7. CHESNUT STHEET THEATRE. PRILADELIHis. Mr. Burton Mr. vepcam i New saa Os Mt 1 PL bs awtratin Hog three Epocha ie the mu <i AND y SEATESMAN, Dr. Franklia, the ‘Sage ister Jasper Snerk, Owens; ianer, Mrs. Thayer; Mrs. Abiah ‘THE BOY, CBRE BAG Dr. Penile, the Bo} id States! Mr. Franklin, Mrs. Hug! “To coaclude x Fe ar icon called Raymond, Mr. C. Howard: Fisher; Dame ‘Uenale, 3 Mrs. Acctina Mana! Brace Manaexa, OF THE GRAND MIUATARY SPEC- scoitos NIGHT Oke! OF ABDEL KADER. January 17, will commence with ADER, Or the French in Ang Ave Fae Mr. Fredericks ;'Jemmy, Bi ‘iere, Stevens; Victorine, 3; Coniac, Wood; y, Banners, eens vith full and effective “BOWERY AMPHI-THEATRE ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERS. ‘This Evening. J Splet chante of E Exhil na ‘The entertainments will commence with the GLADIATOW’S GLORY. The Disinherited. .. Needham | The Saxon... ... Whittaker. ‘With a variety of other enter iument The whole to conclude with the paghanie f farce of ELEFHANTINE ABSTRACTION, c Boxes 2 cents ; Pit 1234. GREAT EXCITEMENT PALMO’S ana HOUSE. jE or PROGRAMME HGHAND MUSI- fr ee rot ae ‘o be had at Saxton | Miles tore, principal Music Stores, at Howar Hotel, and at the Do } oors open at half past 6—Concert to commence at half | past 7 o’clock. jal6 3tis*r | VANAMBURGH & CO.’S sOOLOGICAL EXHIBITION, No. 53 Bowery, ‘Theatre, will open on Uk ANIMALS that has ever been ex- jouutry; \: ch collection it is his design to ex- w York public, while making preparations for | the travelling season, NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. ORATORIO OF “SEraTHA | Writtea and WITT, Esa. HIS new and beautiful O1 Raed ‘upon that well | } own portion ot Scrij ‘ing to the rash rer Kj | Jey cing be performed b ine, on WEDNESDAY EVEN: lewitt ‘imm ‘it’ hahé;past 7 oveloek, : eure comet oe Wel and | ir J.B. Plan- fbernact ~oieae: to commence at yy gents. for sale at the fone Brosdwers Geo. F. ‘ater atresia J | few 236 Bowery, and at the ‘door of the | 16 ee | OR RAPETTI, being desirous for profess of removing to a central part the 7,3 cd Ps | residence, tua oe eunon oh elec, owe of Siro So Oe fab ea AEE Ne eat, EVENING, "Broadway. gc ons lye ‘he RECESS, 167 187 118 is ony of the moat pleasant. places of resort in this nal would not se ae riot arrangements, LUNCHES. are served | Wedreed MThe avove eatabiva “ aate furnished ‘rooms may be bad, by the ‘where. farni pon or by the re ‘at very reasonable rates. H. _,COLLINET, pingenon os cater S98 te, ame te ena ea begs to inform 4 a“ | Seales "ro recrive their orders for Balla sud ‘Botrees | iiare ies at his ice, 400 Broadway. ‘m suinaee! ALHAMRA, (between meen and Xe oe Ares LET THOR CONCERTS, Lectures, ers WwW Fairs and ail other. re public entertainments exhibisions, on reasonab Nv establishment in es y its at any time intervenin) vided mto becom i 000 ‘sons 4 * | throughout with het $3,300. AN eazeneihh, qari, ue eatuat Tepe ss ats me Fa Park, sto be raffled, eee ci stoner of the raffers; to be di a thy ee chances eeabiish arin el cent ine Aur Cushion Biiaed Fab ‘ables, and "The proprietors being desirous Wenge Ay itadelphia eed been ‘many of their (tienda, who are hough of tet (renee cle “ta take thie, iethod to power of most any who a ag to amount for a ¢ wher; here ia more . INelisod of cuecere than in" » thousand the vain epecule- tous that are entered ata en 2a af py Tica was | spring nd fara rat extraragnt th a, they | rho are ‘competent wo mu pat ok = See eee —_ cone ot M Me mel eu CAN Seavonable pesessity—? ae esreala pesca = LEBAUM, M.D, the ery Medicine of nek earl Pnysiann the oe ue trate a ce tal en ve 9 | ‘All ofders should be Saeaees yk oe aot, CET AT Eat wre, Mat i a ‘Mrs. Greene; Al- | interspersed with Muste, Combats, Scenery, Ma- | " | state of pt | ship of the LATEST INTRLLIGRNCE BY THE BAILS, Wasninoton, Jan. 15, 1846. Four speeches to-day in the House, upon the Ore- gon question—Mr. Cocke, of Tennessee, (whig,) leading off for peace ; Mr. Redinger, of Virginia (demoerat,) in a beantiful, strong, and effective speech, pleading for a postponement of the contem- plated war with England. In deprecating the de- clamations of the Hotspurs of the House against the rapacity of Great Britain, Mr. B. quoted from a late letter of ** The Doctor,” in the New York Her- ald, our specimen for the benefit of the Buncombe men, which told admirably well upon the commit- tee. Mr. B. gave a passing hit at Mr. Giddings, and said that if that gentlemen and his friends should come to the South to excite a servile war, there were hosts of feithful slaves who would rise up to the defence of their masters, and expel the in- truders. Mr. B. was called to order. Hiss moe abounded with strong points and beautift sages in favor of the preservation of the His description of the characteristics of the pH can eagle, as seen among the mountains of. vag nia, was cancer rare and truthful, and delight ful to the ear. pres of La, (dem.), followed tor the notice, re Mr. » of . (dem.) next succeeded, on the same Rea stn the commit- tee rose, and the House adjourned. Mr. Rockwell, of Conn., has the floor for to- morrow. ‘There appeared to be at least twenty contestants for the floor, when Mr. Rockwell was so fortunate ag to win. ‘The debate may, therefore, be wound up in a couple ot weeks more— perhaps in eight or ten days, perhaps sooner, if we get the news by the Hibernia from England, ‘and it should turn out to be unequivocally of an ie Meat-axe disposition. Waswixotow, Jan. 15,,1846. The National Intelligencer, on Monday last, came | out with a leader, in which it Was stated that those who were in favor of peace ought not to rely too much upon the present state of things to fulfil their hopes. The article Was evidently and premeditated- ly intended to operate upon the nerves of all the | old women 1n the land, and with a view to the defeat of Mr. Allen’s resolutions of notice, which came up in the Senate that day for consideration. | Mathew L. Davis, who corresponds for the same | paper, over the signature of “A Calm Observer,” | chimes in most harmoniously with his employers here—and, between them both, a war panic is kept | up, for what purpose may be easier divined than | deseribed. This isnot all. Gen. Cass has been severely as- | sailed by all the whig presses of the country, ae well as by hordes of Wall street speculators and stock jobbers, who are not inthe secret of this movement, for offering his resolutions of enquiry into the condition of our military defences. [n this he has not only carried out his own views of the necessity of this inquiry, at this peculiar state of | our. foreign relations, but those of an eminent | whig Senator from the State of Delaware. This latter fact will not be denied. Now, sir, what do these things prove? Why, that the ‘whig party are secretly urging on the democrats to war measures, whilst their papers are denouncing them, and alarm- ing the country in regard to the same. Tt would be more manly for them to take an open and decided stand against the notice, than to play a double game + of this kane, in which momentous questions are in- volved, for the purpose of creating political capital. ‘Whatever course t! jovernment may pursue in re- lation to Oregon, there-is no danger of a war with England. Such a war would be her ruin, both at home and abroad. This will appear from the fol- lowing considerations: First. Ireland, that country from whence she draws one third of her naval and military forces, is in a state of seme | rebellion with fr which will break out in acal ti Taless she grant her an independent | Thee she cannot do, if she desire to hold her pepo over that peo- | ple, a position which is inseparable from her very existence as anation. She has, therefore, either to choose between the loss of Ireland, or that of Ore- | gon, by a war with this count tt is not difficult to decide which course she wil t ultimately adopt. | Secondly. England is exclusively de; dependent upon | the United States for the raw mater hich give | employment to millions of her Rae aarren popul: tion. Let war, then, break out, ani of those people ? They cannot be peated by gov- | ernment donations from the public puree, or by tax- | ation under the poor-law system ; for the poorhouses of Ei are overflowing with these unfortunate people. y of them, it is true, may be employed | in her army and n.vy, but not to that extent which would relieve the demands of all who would be de- | privea of employment by a war with us. In such a state of things, provisions would rise to double, ied - | three times their present prices, so that the perhaps ie of England mi it force the aristocracy, in | | Bra et of themselves, gt in defence of their AG | to abandon a war so productive of such lamentable consequences. ly. France has been for years looking upon | England Pith @ vicious eye, and with a view rte | wi out the 4 which the defeat of Waterloo has iicted upon her. | “SAR interra ion to French commerce must inevi- tably follow trom a war with this country, to which | the French people Ate) not tamely sul submit, and which might ey that government into collision with Eng! All these things are seen by | British statesmen, and are well understood by them | as the necessary consequences growing out of this things. But, sir, in addition to all these, her commerce,as,well as ours, would be cut ae py ota cruisers | in every sea. It would subject to ot privateers from every part of the globe, ecomre red | under commissions trom this government. ada, too, which is ready to throw off her allegiance to to the British power, would not remain a colony one ge seats the Weg y oe yon ed eretore, at ject in these points of ernie have we to fear from England in the | event ot our ect b gee need of Oregon, whether | with or nt notice? Nothing, eed ngland will not be mad eno og 10 oh lunge herselt ane 80 fearful a vortex for the sake of a wil- | derness upon the northwestern part of this conti- | nent. She has sufficient to do at home,with her re- bellious subjects, to keep them —— at the point of | the bayonet, without employii Cm thoes 7m abroad and against a Coser! that gives he: means of feeding her discontented and starving population. ‘The whig party, therefore, in raising an alarm, are doing 1g only fd political effect. The country | will see through this at a-glance, and give no cre- dence tothe wild assertions that are daily put forth by them for this purpose. Do not be ised to see an effort made next week to call up Mr, Allen’s resolution of notice.— Such, I understand, is the intention of many of those’ who voted for the ret eas ear If it should succeed, it is probable it w’ but with the pro- ion of not taking effect till one year after the ad- journment of the present Leow of Cor . In justice to the President, - 1s ht to remark that, | before he erent Mr. adevard to the ju me pang he had no knowledge opinions upon ‘the “Native American” | pelea If he had had, then there is no doubt but a, | the appointment would ‘not have been made. The | nomination being now before the Senate, and as | the President cannot withdraw his name with pro- SE resi body must take whatever Tespoesiblity attaches to his Confirmation orrejection. ARIRI.. Wasuineron, Jan. 15, 1845. The war-panic has become oppressive. We are all expectant of good news by the Hibernia. The President is taciturn ana thoaghtful. Sir Richard eats more mustard to his roast beef—the diplomatic corps generally are overlooking their trunks and carpet-bags. Mr. Buchanan, however, still wears a white cravat,and Mr. Walker still figures away upon the ad valorems,as though the ten war steamers of Mr. Fairfield were a mere “ ruse de guerre.” The American eagle has been so beslavered by the tongues of the war-dogs, that the bird is sick of the smell of blood and brimstone. The British lion has been dragged out of the continent three or four times every day, and yet every. morning when we go up to tne House,we im “ thar,”—a real yep’ lion, seeking to devour somebody. Bags full of war speeches are sent out by Cave cleo ‘3 mails eve- Pi day, to “ prepares in the of Mr. Allen, hearts of the people for war.” Allen is a dear | vee of the people. The Father Owen protests that | the peace must be preserved. Mr. mn 18 | awake, and the demag of war will crouch at his feet. Father Ri ie, foe Poe if he hed but this republic, would tiods sake compromise!” but as ever, for every inch rece a rumors Mexico. Christi and Taylor are forgot- \ten in this wild land litigation, Nad the twelve ’ notice. Everythi in statw quo, await- thenews by the Hibernia. rerrmng i three days, we disperse the fogs by ee we are sur- | rome —The President, on Thursday last, with- pla nomination of Dr. Tats, as Consul to | Even Corpus: Buenos Ayres, from the Senate. His case had been spies in executive session, andhe was about to fare ‘The Senate have also had some serious notion of Tejecting the nomination of Mr. as Minister to Mexico. His case was up on Thuredny, ond would be continued in next session