The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1846, Page 5

LATEST INTELUGENCR BY THE MAILS, Wasmnoton, Jan. 17, 1846. Mr. Allen’s resolutions, in regard to foreign powers interfering with independent nations upon this continent, will come up on Tuesday next for consideration. It is impossible forme to say posi- tively now, what the Senate may do withthem; but, if I may judge from the principles they contain, I would say that no American statesman can, with safety to himself or honor to his country, place him- self in an antagonist position to them. If he do, he recognises the right in foreign governments to exer- cise such admitted do subject. ‘The questioa—and the only one that exists in re lation to these resolutions—is, as to the time when such ought to be considered by us. Mr. Allen being one of those activea nd useful public servants, hav- ing an eye to the interests of the whole country, and not to a mere section of it, very properly in his place offered these resolutions, in perfect acgordance with those of the President and the p:ople of the United States. ferenee, contrary to the universally ne of the American people upon this Axtany, Jan. 16, 1846. There is nothing very serious going on in the Le- | gislature at present. The House is occupied most of the time on the Governor’s message and the anti. rent question. Harris and his friends continue to | press forward motions and resolutions in abundance on the latter ; but they have had little effect, os yet. Ira is a mighty ambitious man, and was greatly disappointed in not being made Senator last fall. He has recovered, however, and is firm in the belief that his anti-rent friends will make him Governor next fall. Alex. Wells, the “Great Little Thunder,” from your city, must tinguished himself in his brilliant flare ap in cau: he has been quite sane then, and has conducted himself something like a gentleman ‘The commencement at our ical College takes place on Tuesday, the 27th inst, ‘This has nerous term for this Jourishiag*institution, e' Boon 126 students registered, there are 45 dates for graduation.” ‘This’ institution has a museum ot natural and artificial preparations, to be the largest and best on this continent. b, the eminent surgeon, is the principal of it, assisted by | able professors in the different departmen's. Elder Koapp, the great experimental preacher, it and dedicated the new baptist church in Stat yesterday. In the course of his remarks he said, that “it was no use to dedicate the church— the church might ‘0 to the devil at any time—it was the people he wished to dedicate, not the church.” Auother expres-ion: “The | | angels of the Lord would not come where the cold | If, by chance, they happened | A woridly Christians were. It has been objected to hin by Mr. Calhoun, that, | #0 come in their presence, they would sound their golden as Chairman of the Committee of Foreign Rela: | B8*Ps, and be off swifter than a co geen tions, in his indiv city, it Was impru- ee ies 1a oper Hey theta ae val | dent, to say the le to do so, in the pre- | road, in compat with it?’ Altogether, the El a sent critical state of our for eign affairs; and that no precedent hi ever been known for an act of the kind. By a simple gl nce atthe question, a conclu- sion of this sort might be arrived at; but, if we consider th Mr. Allen holds in the confi- denee of the ration, on the one hand, and of the dog rmination on the part of others to embarrass it, no one will express surprive that the mere question of receiving these resolutions should be started by the Senator from South Caroiina What difference does it make whether Mr. Allen, upon his own responsibility, offer the resolutions, or the committee of which he is chairman, so long as they egree, which they do, with him on ‘the pro- priety of submitting them at this time? There is none that Lean discover. ‘The principle involved is one of so plain and tangible a character that no man who calls himself an American ought for one Moment to hesitate to proclaim in the fice of the world Foreign governments, if they tind we are unwilling to assert this principle cuthoritatively, will insist upon their divine right to settle the ba- lance of power upon this continent, by which the mean, in plain language, to set lumits to our ad- vancement in natioual and commere'al prosperity. Mr. Allen will sustained by the couatry and administration in the course he has thought proper to pursue in this important question. f hi aye bonis from a source to be relied on, that all tue whig Senators, except’one, will v Woodward's sontienatibar: pase naa: vernor Shunk, of Pennsylvania, and Vice President Dallas, are working hard to have him confirmed.— | It will remain, however, with the democratic ma- jority im the Senate, to decide the matter. Mr. Sli- dell, who has written home tor further powers as a Minister, will most likely be invested with them by the President. Indeed, I understand, if I mistake not the import of the informoton conveyed to me, that his nomination, for that high office, is now be- forethe Senate. It is laughable to see the Union groping in the dark upon all these things, while your correspondents catch them the instant they transpire. ‘The very moment that Mr. Ritchie denied they were here, Mr. Buchanan was writ- ing replies to them. That was on Monday last. ‘The whigs are determined on taking up General Scott for the Presidency. The administration is al- ready aware of this, and are doing all they can to lessen his chance for making capital in advance of the next campaign. He has Been superseded by the Secretary to War, in giving directions or commands to the forces in Texas, so that he is but a mere shadow of the military power supposed to be invest- ed in him, as Major General of the army. This is what I call a stall affair, and though opposed to him ia politics, nothing would induce me to support him sooner than an act of this sort. There is some- thing mean in the process of trimming down public men by the general government; but they suc- ceed in’obtaining the rewards that may be due to ir merits. - Mr. Dromgoole delivered avery beautiful address to-day, upon the death of his colleague, the Hon. Wm. Taylor, of Rockbridge, Va., who died this morning, inthis city. The usual resolutions were adopted by the House, which then adjourned. His funeral obsequies wall be performed at 124 o'clock, on Monday. “ARIEL. Atpany, Jan. 16, 1846, Senate opened at the usual hour. Prayer—journal petitions.—Senator Sarrn moved for the considera- of his resolution, permitting the State Geologist to take for his use a number of books from the State Vabrary. Col. Samven Yous said that these publications were utterly useless to any body, He said $500,000 had been thrown away bythe State, and he denounced all such | prodigality, [Ie said nothing upon the resolation.|— ‘The resolution was agreed to. The Secretary of State was directed to furnish the session laws to members of the Senate, Mr. Clark’s resolutions, relative to the militia, were called up, and Senator Jones offered an amendment to them, which, with the amendment, was sent to the Com- mittee of the Whole. ‘Then the Senate went into Committee of the Whole on Mr. Porter's bill relative to State printing. Colone, Sam Young opposed the motion to go into committeel and a very funny debate ensued between him and Sena-, tor Wright, upona question of order. The Senate being in committee, Senator Clark took the floor, Some of his remarks were rather rich and mellow, and I subjoina sort of condensation. Before he began, Mr. Sedgwick rose upon a point of order, but was choked down in a most outrageous manner, by Mr. Barlow (in the chair). Mr. Clark’s countenance snowed considerable excitation. He was evidently “coming down” upon some individnal. (You will remark thi Mr. Porter's bili provides for the letting of ti tive printing to the lowest bidder). Mr. Clark the power behind the throne was mightier than the power on the He said there was @ Jacobin Club in this city, from which he had received a great many epistles ; and, with a sort of levelling irony, he intimat- ed that Col Sam Young was am rofthat club! He wished this bill referred to a committee of the wholo House; he scouted the idea of putting up this printing at auction ; he had gone as far as any Senator for subm ting this thing to popular adjadication ; he had always voted against corporations ; he said that this hue and cry about the emolument of the person culled the State awe was all a humbug ; the State printer (so called) has nothing to do with the State printing, except pub- lishing a few notiees in his paper; therefore, let the title be abolisied—1o necessity for it—a mere’ nominal in favor of Mr. Wright's amendment to Mr, Porter wanted to give the printing the lowest bidder, and reserve the rint- ottices, &e., for the Jacobin Clud. Upon onclusion, four Senators were on their feet, t the President recogni e rose for the purpose of uestion of debate was!!! for the floor the moment he was sea’ Porter, Johnson, Young and Talcott, all engaged in the dobate upon the merits of the State printing. Mr. Por- ter asserted that he was willin, the State printing in his bill; and di 8 reservation of the pi ‘ortion, but he was desirous of giving it vider. Senator Talcott concluded the de! taking the question upon the atoption of the amendments, the commit ‘ose and the Senate adjourned. House came to order at the common hour. Prayer— journal petitions. The annual report of the ‘Superinten- deat of Common Schools was received—five times tho usual number pri 250 extra. Mr. Cor asked leave to introduce a compromise bill for unishment for seduction, which bill passed the House last year. Leave was gi to the Committee on G: ance: _A repetition of the racy debate in relation to Clay olition documents occurred to-day in the House between Mr. Bloss, of Monroe, and Mr. Benedict, of Or- ange. Mr. Benedict again called up his rosolution for. ing the pages to lay these documents on member's ‘The tables are flooded with them. Mr. Benedict few words about the ropriety of the ‘‘res- aid). But he totally forgot the resolu. large upon his of john Young, Wm. H. character cratic party. He said he wasa “ Dlood-bought einen and talked about withered troe s, speckled pigs, the north wind, ete. until he was interrupted by half a doren <a while the whole house was roaring with mirth. Mr. Bross, of Monroe, ( » and began to vate character, the c! followed the gentleman fi Orange. He arose to speak upon the resolution forbid. ding pages to lay these documents on the tables : a Dright smile lit up his countenance, anda most benign expression spread jits melliffluous influence over nis Physi(b)egnomy. The first words he uttered were : “Yee, fl. foo, fam, { smeil the blood of an Englishmva, Pe a vendor sive I will have some.” ‘us particular, in order to have you understan ‘what miserable apologies for Tegislators some of ; men are]. Mr. Bioss talked abow i of Washington, Gov. towed, at 8 siese ‘hen ea- larged upon the antirent question ; he said it was Sew. ard’s predecessor (Marcy) who first forced the State to =e = penal he concinded with an extract from the priest Ophelia, (who hed drowned havens, t0, the. brother of h The resolution was iy tabled, ae tions was referred to a committee of the whole ee her r. Sex Woon's resolution relativ referred to the Military Committee; amt in Committee of the Whole,took uj eruor’s message a3 relates ‘to th Mr. Bailey, of Patnam, occupied of adjournment, in an extended alties. Upon his conclusion, the the House adjourned. ne. the militia, was loor until the hour of the anti-rent ommittee rose It is also said, that Go- | | range from 6} to 7} cents. ted, and the bill was referred Mr. | \ cks6esJ M Thorbarn & com16 bales H great fellow, and says he intends inaking a greater r- vival here than he did in Pittsb B 8” atthe Museum. Mra, | Hunt plays the heroin the place. Miss St. Clair is quite attractive. Our hotels are all full, and of course doing well. weather has days, and our snow is nearly all go: ur market is we! cked, however, of which I will give a synopsis in my next. Boston, Jan. 17, 1846. The | iT The Last News from Tirrell—Railroad Petitions to | “sii the Legislature—Change in Manufacturing Cor- porations—The Next Steamer—Grand Operatic | V' Coneert, §c. The Sheriff of this county received aletter yester- day, from Constable Andrews, the senior officer who was sent to New Orleans with the requisition | for Tirrell, dated January 6th, announeing that he and his associate, Constable Holmes, arrived in the cre- scent city on the morning ofthat day. He says they had called on Mr Tirrell, at the prison, soon after their arrt | val, and found him in good spirits, conversing freely, and expressing a desire to come on as soon as possible. Messrs. Andrews and Holmes met with several break downs and delays on their journey to New Orleans, and | express no very favorable opinion of winter travelling at the south. Their friends had advised them to takea ship on their return, and they were hoping to get a passage'in a New York ship, to sail in a day or two. Af.er enumera- ting the mishaps which had befallen them, Mr. Andrews says—" My friend Holmes and myself came to the con- clusion that it was murder in the second degree to send two humble citizens at this season of the year to New Orleans.” In the Massachusetts Legislature nothing of particular interest bas yet transpired. A vast number of petitions have been presented and referred to the appropriate committees. On Thursday there wero thirty railroad petitions presented to the House, a fact which shows that the railroad mania is raging to an extent never before witnessed in this country. The petitioners, in most cases, pray to be incorporated for the purpose of con- structing a short line of railroad to connect with some | one of the main lines already in operation. There are, | however, several routes of considerable length in con- templation, but their success is very problematical, to say the least. An order has been introduced, directing that in all future acts of incorporation for manufacturing purposes, | the capital stock shall be divided into shares of $100 each. | ‘The object of this is to enable persons of small means to | become stockholders, which they cannot do now, as the shares in many of the corporations are as high as $1000, It is believed, should this principle be incorporated into | the system, that many operatives in the mills will pur- | chase stock, and thus become directly interested in the success of the establishments. It will also increase the number of buyers, and in this way have a tendoncy to in- crease the market value of manufacturing stocks. We aro beginning to look now for the arrival of the | steamer; it is possible, however, that we may be on the anxious seats some time before she arrives. The d¢ to hear from the other side of the big pond is intense this time, and the news will be read with grat avidity. The news by the late arrivals at New York has pro- duced no effect on our market. This evening there is to be a grand operatic concert at the Howord Athenwum, in which Mr. and Mrs. Seguin, Mr. Delavanti, Signor Ribas, and others will appe companied by'a full chorus. The woather has been extremely mild for several days ; but to-day we have a warm, moderate snow storm, | with every probability that it will turn to rain. Mexican Rumors.—Wasuincton, Jan. 16, 1846. —It is said there is important news in the city from Mexico, to the effect that negotiations are going on be- tween the Mexican and French governments, for placin aconstitutional King upon the throne of Mexico, an changing the Mexican Republic into a Conststutional | Monarchy for that purpose—the King to be a French | Prince. @ the rumor for what it is worth. It was t last night, for tho first time, an been circulated to-day in the lis of Congre: among the diplomatic circle. {t by many, snd it is reported to have its origin in despatch- os received at the Department of State direct from Mex ico. M more than probable, while | Stranger events have hap- = pened.—Baltimore Amer Sale of Stoc Baltimore. ons Stock Boaxn, Jan 16—At the Board Mary- vanced } upon sales of Wednesday, and closed at 72} bid, 72] asked. In Baltimore 6's, of 1890, there were no transactions ; they closed with firmness at 94 ed, 93 bid—an advance of j a | per cent. on the quota- tions of Thursday. A better feeling prevailed at the | Board to-day, with respect tu stocks generally. | ‘ux Mankxets —Considerable sales of Flour have | been made this week $5 12 a $5 25; but operations | seem to be about si ding. What effect the news | will have must depend, as usual, on tho effect in New York. Sale of Stock Boston. x. res Long I Railroad, 48}; 55 do do 48}; 150 do do, 48; 2 Western Railroad, 87}, 10 do East- ern Railroad, 104. 104}; 68 Reading Railroud, 28}, 60 10 ; 100 do do, 29, bo25ds; 100 do do 28; 10 Boston and Worcester Railroad, 111}; 75 Norwich and Worcester Railroad, 58; 46 Auburn and Rochester Railroad, 101; 2 Merrimac Manufacturing Co., 36 per cent advance. Markets. Coremaia, Jan. 14—Since our Jast quotations, there has beena slight decline in cotton, Prices now Very little is coming in fro.n | the country. CUMMMBHOLAL, New York, Saturday, Jan. 17. Asnes—The market for the past week, in both de- | scriptions, was very quiet. Sales were few, and small | at that. The amount of transactions for the week is | said te be about 300 bbis. of Pots, ronging in prici $8 75 to $3 87}, and about 250 bbie. Exront rxom Isr To 137 JANUAR of in We small extent. cont ue oUF quotation: LivkRPOOL ae ed Pope Seotone OS eR 10 al0j house and lot No. 4 State street, 28 by 100 feet, $14,500. The brick hou ind lot No. 210 Canal street, 16 feet 10 inches by — deep, $3,750, The canal boat Revenue, 17 months old, tackle, &e., sold by order U. 8. marshal, $105. Fore! importations Liverroot—Ship Li 4 cases HN casks 1 crate Carnes and Huskell—183 cvs G Morewood & co—81 do bleaching powders Persse & Brooks— 1 do skins Emheupp & co—19 cs mdze H Morris &co—1 do D Haddea howe: crates earthenware E Cauldwell & co—5 do do Dane & Webb—6 cs mdze P Speyer—i2 casks chains T Few—i7 cases mdze Umber, Di & co—t0 tons com § Thompson & nephew—22 bxs mdz J Gihod & co—i0 bales 8 T Jones & co—ti crates L ck earthenware E Fiedler—5cs Schroe- der & Switzer—20 cks bleaching powders Poultry & Jeakins— $3cs Richardson & Watson—2 cks 12 case 6 bales J Connth—41 L gerpery =o cks h rdware EP Heyer—23 cks 1 crate 24 \— do E Haat—8 cke Welt & Gill co les Reiss, rothers & co— bkts A&S Willetts—2 bkts 10 anvils Roorevelt & Payson—i6 cs W_ Watt—9 bxs east iron goods S Kooks? cases Richard and Geo Crook—3 Wight, Sturges & Bhaw—1 ek 15 aavils CV § Roosevelt—1300 bxs. ti Smith—30 che 40 aavils Wolfe & Bishop—I ck , Wood- rand—7 Barritt & John- ward & co~3 bales bxs Cameron &'B ton—10 bale? 3 es Bulkley, Grahame , 0-2 bales 5 es W B Bend chs lt tage Tracey Aten Roos, 6 ds machigery AD &J'Y Smith—11 Thurstan Geen eo cal ek Lawrence, Trimble & co! ; * Underwood Eaton & Stewart) Paes en coge SL A Livingston—3 JM Weed—1_R Kingsland & coy Mallory—0 W Bryce & co—2 Smith, Wright & com’ Sherine & Atwater—2 Sheldon, Phelps & coms AR Vanatetes Pan tick=11 Coffin, Bradley & co} Lord & Taylor) Folee®, | Binot & Aiford=17 ES Clark—209 Bleecker & ethos Smith, ‘horgar & co-2 Ingoldsby, Boiseans & €o™2 Suanvel Graydon—? Hyslop Thompson & Khoder—i0W Why 2) T Walker=i67 Recse't ae pee ke a RT awonios 6282 bars iron 20 bd H . - Be ie mote “ machinery 12 crates earther Loxvox—Ship 8 witzerland—i00 bbls cement DM 2 my aT amo Vyse & Son—50 Hicks & co—18 Wi y RP MALL LINE FOR BOSTON. & Sons quantity dyewoods Robbi burn—8 bogs 22 bus 2 ER Dpvenhermer & cong cks 1 exe 20 bus 16 cs Cum NEW ESTABLISHMENT, Exclusive Sale PERFUMERY FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET ARTICLES, x I 25 J I~ Met stat phe: | anp Rerai. i ir of the Ame- Le EL who was there aw: by th , & Golden ‘at No. 159 Broadway, w f Cig freshly prepared, thet sley—8 T Towa—9 LIC 2 Richardson & Wat son~7 J Rockwell—7 chests Clark & co—90 J Ellison & co—9 Clark, Gill & co—5 F Warren—12 H Farnam—5 L Cook & co— 17 Sands, Fuller & co--6 L. BC H Tobias—t M Leroy & Brom4i M H Kichards—5 H Shaw—10 » Koop & co—21 W Harrison & co—4 Harper, 10s—3 4 Paton & Stewart—2 W Phelav—3 D Appleton & e 31 G Sink & co~6 H Cohen & co—2 GB Morewood & co—2 & co—2 T Hunt & co—3 G Meyer & Sons—3 J K Herrick; Dodge—3 Barber, Bros—2 D K Chase—2 Carson, New: ROAD, VIA NEW LONDON, NORWICH $& WORCESTER. At? o'clock in the Moming, from the Foot of South Ferry—Sandays excepted. & co—3 F Jones & Son—2 v America. He would re: advantage over the foreiy unequalled onve! Laboratory of manv years the director, guarantees any Earopean Perfumer, of choice articles of the most willatall times be kept on hand, thus to compare and to chi app -oaching holidays. ise Soap which will change ‘and old. age: into ‘yous, or” Fomatume alkali remains to remains e faked! euthorees hich wil preveator cure the e skin. lied SHAVING CREAM, an d, wisl always be present in every ressing case f fers his COSMETIC CREAM, so invaluable an appli ong fn ing, ich more elegant pre ‘old Cream, rs for the head, OILS, ESSENCES, POMATUMS iH Properties, some desi halrjsoime to cure disor irritable head; others sti: ap tip, impaired in te fanctlons Gy sickeesaans anpounded with well-knowa restore the hair, s m a destruction of the or- coufonnded with the thou ‘are ip all cnses.— AIL LINE AT 8A. M.T will permit, There on to Albany, and sto their destmation. Passage fast on board the boa ice steamboat UTIC. d Liberty streets ever’ o'clock. All packages and parcels will regular landings, provided | fice, and entered on the freight list. sf For passage or freight apply on board, orto P. C. at the office cmthe wharf. FOR ALBANY, V1 HART Re € J Te Sa on MAILLINE-AT 0A, M TO ALBANY, ve di di is possession of a skill Hi & com! Roath & Bro—1 M Feuchtwanger—I] Reed & Taylor er & co—41 b. Fiedler——27 Dutith & itte—13 J Aborn—15 A'T Stevens—2 Henry & Smith—2 H_ Stevens— urritt & Johason—4 R Sands—6 chalk Grinnell, Mintura & co—150 bot- 8 and bales order. 1M Nichol—3 Aljen, brated foreign houses, Cousevars~2 Borme & | J A Underwood—5 Greenway tween Courtlan subscriber dows not ity Hate beauty, ich will possess the't the growth of the hai rs; but he does preten fically com; "The Southern Balm is sold by druggists ‘generally through- out the U. 8. THE ANIM id for at the Agent's of- ‘These mi id to offer TOL! no unneutr*! delicate skin, 1nd he offers a MAND: N«, which the Passenge: Lonvox ~Ship Switzerland—Jol Ltr yr ration, so highly, commodious steamers NEW ‘ive at Albany the same even- of CHAMPION, and He offers his. uur ing. ’ rrangements have been made to make the line sure, and wacrance eacdameand on arriving as advertived. it NOTICE-STATEN ISLAND FERRY ‘Jen. 6th, the wrips om this Jon H Hyde, NYork; Fe \del phia; Joseph’ Vaneonn, Pa b Clea, do; Alexander, Phi 20 in the steerage. cation to delicate faces a ‘More Agents wanted throughout the United States and Co- ore discount to dealers. 38 Im*r if BEAUTIFIERS OF TH 10) AND Us MY EAU sson—Steamship Gemil—Don Fernando le.sts P Figuera, i ntonto Quevedo, Miguel Saez, Hu- oto, Mariana Garay, George de Chacon, Captain liday, Mr Callahan. MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 19, —On Wednesday 4, 10 A.M. 2, Leave New York—9, 12 A. M 33'4,5 PS. ndays the boat w rarious possessed of varie i COMPL, DIVINE DE VEN of an eastern botsni in soft and fair, P.M. P ve at 11 o’clock, i NYMPH SO. AP, com Sirpaites Guests other causes. ‘These remedies, co! SOPLE’S LINE have made at ae eT ie pomeial aramew UTICA joss does nots ‘of the hair, and are not to be permit,) every day at 5 o’clock, P.M. "New York, Dee. 3d, 45 MAIL LINE AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, A. M TO ALBANY, DING at Yonkrs, Dobbs’ F orieutal balsamic eral admixture, it is parityi and pretty fair for the size of | su" 7:23 | moor Rises jancing there also, and is | #0" | when represented as such, and is prepared, by anal 9 anger the peculiar organiz tion, im from other substances of a similar Soret imparities from tion, and, by this i he can refer to Mesers. Aspi Sitou ied imany others of the most Teapeets for the last several years have 1¢, effectually dissipates Packet ship Burgoudy, Wotten, from Havre. Dec Sth, 17 | miles SE of the highlands, w.th mdze, to Fox & Li | vat into Flymouth'on the 10th, with crew sick of small | left again onthe Ith. Ou the same day excl | signals with one of Griswold’s London packet ships off Eddy- E. (Meported by Colt & Robinson's magnetic wall, Mithan, Chilton, aud. mi able chemists of this city, w icles of his m: inde Lar asthe ice will pe ‘The celebrated tee steamboat UTICA, C wer between Courtlandt an ht, apply on board, or to P. C BOSLON STEAMERS. FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. aard, leaves the stows Norton, from Liverpool, Dec 13th, Scat Sailed in.co with ships Garrick’ and Colum: Porsale, wholesale Spoke, 30th Dec, lat 45N, For passage or fr an ty and good faith, wh a 4 by much hotel for misrepresentation, and he enjoins it epee fon 30 We skip | | O maintain the same adherence to truth Mary, via Newport, 5 deys, with ish. | is most Tesprettally soliet EUGENE ROU! Manufacturer and Importer of No, 159 Broadway, bet 431 im*re and from Bridgeport. | , 10 days from Calais. Richardson, 18 days from Machias, with lum- erry. 4 days from Thomaston, with lime, . corner ot Cedar and Preminm was awarded nt the eByabce Wiguio wait YET es TENS V Ae me tween Liberty and ‘Courds h Mail Steam Pack dt, ACADIA and HIBERNIA will lea TT Cheer ccver: Pailedelvite. ton for the above ports as follows, vi ott inner , 1246. Brig Minto, Robi Franklin Tustitute. ni6 h Acadin, Wm. Harrison, Commande on, 7 days from Thomaston, lime. aton. 4 drys, mdz. ts, Smith, New London. Shepherd, New Bedtord. ~—, New London, oil. Y J P Colly, fm Boston, arr in the Sound. Wind blowing WNW by W and clear. No Berth secured wi mit Money te any ) Ireland, can obtain re, and Plato, Liverpool; bark Silius, Neuvi- Mozier, Gage, Belize, Honduras; Almeda, St Marks: St Marks; Helen, Bremen; Rufus, Soule, Charles- | f the subscribers orsmall, payable on ail the principal towns and cities. fiaw fo. th Third q a amu twinded os the Prastlin Tastiate. THE GENUINE PREPARATION. t YNE’S AD Wild Cherry. th Iikelihood of sa ' tions that aze entered into ecess than in a the W LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER. | renovated sast sp POOL—Packet of the 2ist January.—’ ell-known,and favorite packet, shi T,, Capt. Woodhouse, will positively sail as above, hepregnlar day. e Notice to Mariners. Important Discovery YOR FINDING THE ALTITUDE oF —A letter has been ad- by ‘a Mr. Ham, of Vieto- mong themselves, who are competent to iI be given by the propriet OTEL DES DUEX FRE! 168 Duane ee socaee Pe inl + ean ha equiring private rooms, ean have the d to the committee of Lloy ria street, Norwich, relative ascertaining, with ‘exa cloudy weather, ‘To th discovery is of the gr manders of, vessels to 2 observation,” when otherwise th cir "dead reckoning” merely. the importance and value of the discovery if upon anerring ceived by those who wi ‘The committee of Lloyd’ cabin, and second cabin |. The ne interest. of the world this will enable com- itnde and longitude of | on board, foot of Burling Slip, or to N. B.—Gentlemen W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, | 0 raffle off chances, gratis, EK AT THE NAVY YARD. id at the U.S. Nay 20th instant, at 12. Genigerae co JR those whose Lungs are J this Syrup without fixing of that dire di then, to avoid it. Never live h a co Syrup can be had and you are nearly certain, with proper caro, ‘OUND SYRUP OF WILD principles, can only, opportunity of testing it ERPOOL—New Line— ‘The elegant N, George B. Co: Hor risk or baesage,heving sccemmodsirans anequ tor havit mi i lendor or comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot | K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South street. ship Garrick, B.J.H. Trask, master, r. Ham, refer to tl world will necessarily view a their readimess to assist him in making it known to the benefit of all interested. oe SWATNES COMPO It is a compound of Vegetable “Remedies; it is called Wil Cheny, because that article is the basis oe eee i PROSPER M. WETMORE, ‘The frigate Cumberland and the brig Boxer are now at Bos- avy Ages: ‘They are both bound to the Coastof Africa, id to the Mediteraneaa. frigate Cumberland bear- ton ready for sea. from whence the former “will List of Officers xttached to the ing the broad pennant of Commodore George C. Re: Dulany. Captain; Samuel F. 8 ‘do; Edward Middleton, 34 do; TI bame, 5th do; Abraham Harrel, Price of passage $100. january 9th, 1846. ived at this office until t and keep in repair for the term of one Lamps ou the Hud- at Castleton, and at the necessary oil, and Collector's Office, J EALED PROPOSALS will be recei the 20th inst. to Ist Lieutenant; John A. and counterfeit, and not deceived by the manly of bat try the genuine aud be eured, y Du, Swarwe, IV. WeGomer of Highth and ae caste and retail at Charles H Taorner of domes Brosdway. 205 Bleecker Mesirs. E. K. Collins & Co., 7 publishers of newspapers to discontinue all advertisements their Liverpool packets, viz: | Matthew ©. Perr dT, Maxwell, William Nathaniel T. Wilson, Pi Daniel D. Baker, L not in their name o} Siddons, Sheridan, and Garrick. To prevent di hereby given, that contracts for passage ean ouly be made with them. Lm. re ry other requisite to keep said lamps in good order and con- jon. Randolph,’ Reginald rassed Midshipmen ‘Maral 188 Bowery, 71 and 48 Grand street, ill sail for the above | lespatch. *. "i paving excellent accommodations, ap- to ODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South street. FOR LIVERVOOL—The New Line—Reguiat | cket of Zist Januiry.—The » et ship QUEE: v ‘oodhouse, 1250 tons burthen, w@ll sail as ar d "Portreight or passage, having 3 state rooms and cabin, pore and meet with For freight or p: ply on board. pier 13 fe R SYRUP OF SARSAPAKIL- eerie Moss, Wild Ch roat. diseases, Dyspepsia, &c. = remedy can be obtained (pric Boyee, Sailmaker; Jonathan M ‘mmons, Purser’s Clerk. Foreign Ports. 1p Charlemagne, Fales, fm New Brander and Duncan, fm ope, Mericken, for Jefiry. Carter; Lord PAXTON, co. LA, Woodnapt Liverroo., Dee 1— Orleans. 10—Arr Godel, Cal -tethy Bid) sip, Thomas Emily Taylor, Howe; Ann Commerce, Johnsen, for New Orl ton, for Mobile; Defence, Dav aw, MeNair, for Savantiah: S . Tamer, Apalachico Johuson, Charleston; Haron, Muin, hy CHAPS, ROUGH SKIN, RK FROST BITES may be speedil; Cream, prepared ani way. 192 BROADWAY, | CORNER OF JOHN ST. TO THOSE WHO SHAVE ‘THEMSELVES. |? “HE celebrity of ‘*Riog’s Verbena Cream” Prpnghent oe NEW INVENTED WIGS AND TOUPEES. ATCHELOR’S new invented Wigs and Scalps so perfect- ly resemble the natural dei matter of regret losing pice ferent “ verations large and comfortable ace | 7 100. Rochester, Capt. John Britton, 800 The packet ship f burthen, will succeed the Queen ofthe West, and sail oe wove, perfectly” & andetTetec td load crmerteboed by wig wenretn; ous be pore: ed at WM, BATOHELOIS, 2 Wall street, Removed from 165 Droalway. MONTHLY KEPOKT FOI DECEMBER, NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 75 Chambers Street. CAasRS SUCCESSFULLY. Sourness on the st, Pritchard, Savenpab. Load 16th, lag, Herm: altimore: Joshua WANTED=A shi jond for a Southern pt . COLLINS & CO. . wn gl RE on RICH SILKS, CASHMERES, SHAWLS, &c RE NOW offered for sale at a great. from twenty-five to thirty per cen ‘Beware of imitations, and observe der thedirections, jpitpared, and for sal ry 192 hiner oe emged Dr. Candy and Eli ‘han the regular e subscribers have secured a large lot of Ruch French ds, 1 HC. hieh will be sold if it 7 id be below cost. | ‘The season being somewhat advanced, they have concluded | — ‘opportunity to dispose of the balance of A large portion of it has been purchased recently, | remptory Auction Sales; therefore, will make & esent prices, and do venture t 2 2 man, Aymers; Albatross, Ds ator, and Rose, Sardinia, Burnet rick, Trask, for New York; C! phia; Howard, Callan, for Savanni Home Ports. ‘Wim. H. Milner’s. ixer of Life, fur sale di? 1m’ Iso, several cousigum, | |. B.—Ring’s Ci . ie | aaron PRINTERS’ TO PRINTERS THROUGHOUT THE ‘NITED STATES. RINTERS' INK, of a i Dr. G, Benjamin Sint ew York, viz:— 50c., 60c., 70¢. and $1 per pound, ow supplies mere than two hundred pap: rs. BOOKS BOUGHT. to dispose of their Libraries, ‘or small, w.i. always find a pure! prices, by addressing afew lines, givi Eustis.ém Charles. ght. W: Geo Pollock, Joseph PC: naives, Jeremiah Kituridge; ba fts, doy schrs Naragansett, Nickers Id yesterday; schr Willis Patoam saile schr Cassius, Eldridge, for Wilmineton, NC, sld 6—Ar schr Eddington, Wilmington, NYork. Larrabee, Ports: ¥ 1th. brig very large reduction from that theft Silk, ‘Shawl an \ways on handat atest inducements to eawich st, large 40¢. ATI thts Office, 179 Gre thetr friends and customers, in all and every statement they ‘are. Prepared aud will sub- the richest and_most cost! ‘We woul that they may put fall cout ; dvertisement, as t stantiate every word of it hi Our stock consists of tl Pontiaxp, Jun Li—At brig. Androscoggin mouth, sehr Delaware, Eliott, of ard. tam icKenzie, Georgetown, DC; schr Hannah, George- oston. ‘Jan 16—Ar sloop Rienzi, Durfee, NYork v1 . Cld, ser Pacific, Smith, Mata: folk, Atkins, Suffolk, Va: Fowhattan, Ph rence, NLondon, effects of Mercury mary jes; asking none to buy ex- | read the following: £1] RI ERSONS wishii For Farther NES Jot ofrich Dark Silks, reduced 25 t. Bags ofrich Dark Silks, redu Der cent me and number, to . M’CABE, 70 Nassau, or 187 Rivingtow street. BLEECKER’S BIRD DEPOT, No. 6 Astor Place, A few doors East oj bseriber respectfi a the above store for. | Native.) Cages, Seeds, d fair and upright dealing, to merit the Gries sis most de! he 1 Pain inthe right side with | M Gonorrhea | 1 Deafs Sore Throat from cold TSOFUL OPERATIONS AND CURES. id Silks for street and 3s. heavy 128 silks at $1. Paris Silks, for evening dress PASSAGE FROM AND REMITTANCE TO GREAT BRITAIN AND. IRELAND. , late 7th Street, infec Hi he has the ale of Birds, (Foreign and , &e, and hopes by strict ion and es; have beensold by the | at $2 per yard, now will be sold at $I per | Plendid Camelion Striped Bilks, reduced 50 Eis Beriped Changeable Silks, Rich Horizontal Saipee lendid Brocade Sil raificent Brocade Sil rater in the m 1 Felypas Temored from the 5 Bad Strietares cured in the 1 rel 2 OUrtNS oe Sauinti pa for repent. NB This institation is ding D' EASES OF THE GHINABY ORGANS—Such as ic and acute diseases of Urethra, ful fancy, Rigcons ofthe adlerent Hiss casich'os: any diet en ever boon cr yard faci Sik have been sold this season ide Gro de Rhines, reduced from % to30 Piiigh Lustre Gro de Rhines, 27% inches wide only $1 per Horizontal Striped 8s 64. HAWLS—SHAWLS. and are to I be offered at th ‘yous Broche Shawls euly sere Bhayels all woo}, tat je Centers all wool, that have been selling at ng Fon y Pari Shawl: ed fr to Feces eas Gee ere sy extra size, reduced from $30 to $20. Shawls, reduced $30 per sha t the season for shawls, and the entire stoc! MERES, MUSLIN DE LAINES, &c. Between ) veand six thousand yards of M de Repps,aad = pshmeres, just bought at a great will be retailed, Cashmere E. C re very superior, kind treatment to possengers, to say that persons about send ,, Will do well by selecting this line—and when those settled tor decline coming out, the pase- nded to the party from whom it was oda well known for tl appear to be almost unnecessa: to the old country for frien from out of the eit} ted. acme seen | Orrick on tHe Mencanrice Morvan Insumancr © 63 Wall street, December of the Trustees, held at the | No. | & TAMEETING at sight are also made by the subscribers, . B ‘arthemm Banking Company, Scotland, and on R. G. G Londoa, aud (2. Grimshaw & Co. Merehents, ble without discount: Kor fu TAC wide Black Silks Leueorthoen or Whites, deat, Grego Fovlgueds avd Lawn Gamesed wis cleeted Vice Frestices, | apply the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Jose By order of the Tru: Manne Ixsurance on C. id large stock of Shaws corsequent ey corsequently .LWOOD WALTER, 23 C.GRIMSHAW & CO. No. 10 Goree Pia: ‘ARGO AND FREIGHT ONLY. odin Li a mw suitable for females. ive organs, rarely, if eve! icines. | street, confines its business to Marine insarance “New subseripti tes, amounting to w Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, have, bees wecelfous ax additions are daily bei 1g made to its assets. if ‘business,which ites attention to its ight apa empd UNITED STATES, AND GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND 1.ABLISAED EMIGRANT OFFICE. E Subscribers are prepared to engage passen- fers to come out by the early spring shi Te throughout the United Kiasdem | “Wor turther particulars, apply to” J. HERDS Lyons Broche $14 ‘OR YOURSELF. |ARY, No. 3 Division street, es- resent proprietor, for = Nipuay seenvearane unTeR UPS H tanh Ab. je of DR. HUNTER’ on earth reduction from id’ Mousselin de Laine, re- lou». ‘nde Laines; Partrale, Lapin & Co. Manufeetarery, of the same make, bright colors, all and [rants tuperior fabric, redneed %s per yard. | Cashmere E. Cosse all wool cost 75 cents to import, only 3s spp diet or hind ice f . A. com ive Tali ditestions) which 1 cases, no matter the system, with of ti {spar toa Lins ot Liversool Packets, conalating of nckets, consisting of Roseius, Sia idan and Garrick. ‘They medicine im the ry id workmanship, they” are Une edou the stocks and re-sal walled. Salted ou the t Piaaccommodations fr mauenger are. very extensive and Tarnished. ° anomely Farnished, APPUSLLINS & CO., 56 South st. RLEANS—Louisinna and New wool only 356d MORE CONFIRMATION THAT CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. that of breath from infs OSEPA WALKER, Lewis Gaeconr, Cashmere E. Cosse, superict quality, price $1 redueed to ‘We have many atyles of theabove goods not enumerated,and | would call particular attentien to this op} well assured that the expectation RENCH CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, & A large lot of Paris made Cloaks, bargains, id Damask Silk Cloaks. _ Very rich Piaid Cloaks and imported, and will be sold for less than they eam be made jeally cheap. ST PLAIDS, ke. duced 25 per cent. All Wool Paris Cloaking. NEW ‘ork Line—Positi } Exiwoop Waiter, ATURDAY, the E PARISIAN SECRET. jew Tr: lesion or instant ~The elegant ket bark E. H. CHAPIN, Welsh, master, wil 1 as above, her regular day | y Mobile $ NO. ab: Bu le ba of all will be re: UST PUBLISHED, itled ‘The Parisi security against iy. me furnished accom: wiutt, foot of ‘Well st. & CO., 56 South st. oard after 2 o’clock, Satur- Agent in N Lf Orleans, James E. Woodraff, who will , just imported and will be st ‘ 2 wd nployed by men of fashiow in en, | SXANDER LEB. Member ofthe Fecal. i Positively no goods received on b Coat Dresses, the latest : . AUM, M. D., hoston, master, wil Saturday, Sst inst. her scion ef House ke, bene Legal Depaty tor Dr. Le- ers should be Sleeced, pect yond, 5 it. ‘i WYATT & KETCH. | to RO OR A a & Adslance, in the | ut st. 418 Im*r DAGUERREOTYPE. AL, Famishing Establishments and Sole Agency VOIGTIAENDER’S APPARATUS, | also the best Plates, | joroeco Cases, Ke. ke. ate—At Anction—The three story brick | day. by, Hobiert it ; = ingtoa st, Boston. FOR SALE—To close a concer | ewan epplenioewics aie KINDERHOORK, of New York, burthen per Srocx—At Auction—55 shares capital stock of the | Weil towad and in good orde: own pri. | Mannattan Co. at $50. of OCH 8' Hunterdon County, H ne Palmonic Syrap is pr 4-4 Irish Linens, al Dri Every width of | Damask Napkins, Damas! all sizes and widths, at great Hackabuck, Birds CAPTAIN ANDRUSS, Corner Amos and West sts. T-LES, February ist = Neer ng tat ibing consumption, dye 5 ings. ou jainase Table Cloths and Irish Towelling. , With a fall and general assortment of ified the particular styies and prices of the Wetaods reduce them tosses pieces wil D MUSLIN DRESSES, &e. Dresses will be sold at halfthe reat sacrifice. be sold very cheap. Linen Cambrie Hdkfs ey cost to import, whi street, where Dervons can receive ACKE’ ‘OR MAI e packet ship GASTON 3 ye despatched for the port above mentioned, on the street; and fakington ‘Square, does not sell my ori- tnd fo are deception, apply jo.« Couriand 274 Fourth street, cor. Wooster, Please bear in min EN, Orto CHAMBERLAL FOR HAVANA, ed to Drake, Brothers, & C r per fastened barque GANG: jeave for the above port on Mou lent accommodations, ap- at, or to LER, 96 Varrick st i OF ee th ting, Master, will sail as above, her regular ‘The renuine Vo Chemicals, Polish piport maid Nie cm ing (pox EMBROIDERED eer PANGENH Agpiend of NHEIM & B "i9 Embroidered Chim 100 Dosen Linen Cambri « Gent's Freuc ly 25 per cent less than th r cent less than a. Ladies’ Neck Searfy~ ll will be sold very low. at variety of other Faney Goods. have agreed to act ‘ovgtiaeader Apparat 1e, Boston, Mass. erty, Charleston, S.C. Measra: Johnsoa & Jacoha New Or , Johnsoa & Jacobs, leans, Hic ‘W. & F. LANGENHEIM, ‘Exchange, Philadelphia. ZEBRAWOOD, &e., perior accommodations for eabin, second exbin, ing to engage should mber of berths are lime IUSEPH MeMURRAY, ine and South streets. cht, master, will sue- ude in the otd | tal THE NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Circulation...Forty Thousand. other towns and cities ‘erms cash or ap- . SELBY & CO., ediate spplication (asthe on board, foot of Maid | MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, PUR SALE by E.G. STACY ren Broome and Spring streets. Co he packet ship Switzeri angie Gradiator, ond ail on thy 'e bra; it below the market to send for their fri notes. The following constitutes a 40,000 feet fresh cut croteh ie r ‘do. “p avi steers and} inch Mahogany beds trate ‘agate Cold Rolled Cop ‘we haveever exiib ted int our store, jom 30 to % cents per yard less than ‘ought out by either the above ships, | sold for by the case in this market. me sailing on the 7th, 17th, and 27th of on the most reasonable terms. FOR GLASGOW: ing packet . Hawkins, master, ht or patsage, > ied elegant accommodations, ap- | WOODHULL & MI Adam Carr, Hugh McEwen ey DAILY HERALD— | RE PER TISeMEN | RINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and dee All letters or communications, | theestabhshment, must desincted from ths subeeripeon rice 2 cents per copy— day. D—Every Saturiay—Price 6% cent aunum—payable in advance Prices—always eash x & | -conct each | see them. re ‘WO HUNDRED iy Packet—The well | STRAW BOA will have imme bers, for sale b Pk BROOKS, 67 Nassan street. Far stent sheathing Felt, aj very superior arti | lots eae) | by LIN ROO. 56 Sonth st. J ¥. THORNE ECO, Froduee ana Vlowr Merchant, 11 | ° wrest ofl ee by mail, it _paid, or the postage Fallon and Nesewe sctoous Fn . &CO., | aitsrogalas bags bark oy a yeanmnrg