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1848, but many millions less than 1844. It will be ob- served that there has been a decrease ia the importation of many articles included in the above table; but the Greatest falling off has been in foreign manufactured goods, the items of which are too numerous to detail. AMUSEMENTS. _———————— The Intelligenee from Washington. | We learn from Washington that Senators Cass | ARK THEATRE. BENEFIT OF MR. CHARL‘S KEAN. ‘The annexod statement exhibits the value of merchan Lae Do oy This Evening, January 20, and Allen, of the war party in Cor hay . MITE , . ingress, have pur- | dise imported into this; It; FLIGHT OF 07, Pr i wi i fac! ce : sjdistriet fin Boppy Lg | GHT Ky tet GENTE erhea nt “il be Partorreee ae hemes sha Lae States Journal, for the sum of rer Paes 7, ry i | a ott > ave jeune ov Tux Fort or New Youx—Vaivr o iiphia. Scones From the, ane ek de Bin Seo | pla It is said that Fish goes out, and Dow remains; 2 | _ GRACE CHURCH. | Wise aa Jee dled. eer. heise Sbtcc™" | but that a democratic editor from the West is to imported. imparted, TRErews in Grace Church, 0 Broadway, between Jocks Boxes 25 ceuts ; Pit 1234. 518 3t rre Or OF WATER. | take charge of the columns. a4 AP ea ins et OTT ea TD Se earn peyote yeah teers § ov? | Eews ce wil be ope och pac hte ye eons ig the “zOOoLo ih Me ee Price ie" couse ; ‘rauery, | Ment, and it is supposed to have something to do 3 es aera AUSTENS & SPICER. ;,nosite the Bowery Theatre, will open on | Soors open at 634 o’eloek, and’ the Curtain willrise precisely | With heading President Polk. b i | Rogie Grr . Deosmnyet h, 1845. | st To’clock. | The rumors trom Mexico, which were circulated om 8 | ,PRUNING GRAPE VINES.—Now ia the proper | Mi "riliantsuccess, has returued alter having sollected with uo = TERATEE. in Washington, are contradicted in the Union. ¥ } ime to trim Grape Vine—Persous wanting thei Vines | creat due and nue most BP AND ETE. AGh sainger 4 ‘well done, by the most experienced hand 1m th IVE CULLECTION UF ANIMALS hath crertcceey, | 4: W. JACKSON... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. | The Cabinet held « long session on Saturday. k ee | teria ry Hempetelge yore My og hibited in this couptry; w ich collection ji is his design to ex- SECOND NIGHT OF THE NEW GRAND | Bos ore, 4s ration which tt be immediately ten hibit to oe lew York public, while making preparations for RAMA OF THE | Wasurneton, Jan. 17, 1846. 68,593,219 ineod* : ‘ i ‘ The Next Ne Europe— ign Rela ‘This shows a falling off in 1845 of $6,517,031. In Jan. | = / Festa erat team 10 « habia nae i A Vext News from Europe—Our Foreign DOG LOST—$3 REWARD. miei ‘The New Grand Drama, that has been In rehearsal the oo- tions— Aspect of the Mexican Negotiation. + uary, March, November and December of 1845, the im- ports were greater than in the corresponding months of 1844. From the present indications, we should judge that the value of the imports in 1846, would be much less than in 1845, a8 the condition of our commercial re- | jdren under 10 half-pri : f ‘the day. Sia Im*re _ tire past reason, is now ready for representation at this house. “There isa Providence that | A th. E witht fi ii | i 2 | shapes our ends, vd tas TERKIER LPUP, abou meee are ra Be i OSEPH BUI Kes ABierica tif nat c tae ‘eealay ea ss elated ce 2 | rough hew them as we will.” Whilstour brave and _ nam ey. yi, J ii t effort, om au extensi » ‘ioti erson wn SOSbeH BURKE sospecticlly, Safa eet e "now produced bad. an im- | PAtFiotic members of Congress are pouring out floods | ik r of eloquence, and of argument upon the subject of | id a small tan spot over each eye. Any ery Manager. ies rode mas above, or atthe desk of this offee, shall receiv pe te Re ag Rey boa inense rust’ the Victorla Theatre, in. 7,8 Farewell Concert (previous to his) d Oregon; talking of war as a mere holyday pastime ; ‘ i in dal acted every successive night, for one entirs lations is such that no one will import beyond the ex- —_e DAMAGED, BOOTS, AND SHOES—The | South) ou Saturday are for the crowded houses nightly. -It'will be produ LOST—On Tharsday afternoon, January 15, from | ening next, Jan. Uthat the Apollo 8 : . ” Without reference to expense. | aefei ‘tei isting demand. The changes that will without doubt be f tale of damaged Boots and Shogs, at M2 Chatham | Roomsin Broadway on which occasion he will be assiated by | The Scenery entirely new, by the Native Artist | defying Great Britain, scoffing at Mexico, and tum- made in the commercial systems of the principal com- 's fine cal! ‘iekets One Dollar each. i 7 | ing up their noses at the “ world in ” mercial nations, sometime within the present year, must Particulars in future advertisements. __20 dtiste_ Phe Munie’ somsistianel Mil e, Quadrilles, aie wslUH calecisaadltelampinina in veins coe Medea saceeseila satiate Sor oacly able: vad’ ohen NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. | Hgrapipes, and Spanish Fandangos, Combats, com: iesdingi bP aa pie a oe hare the contemplated changes inthe tariffs of the United hi He in th wi image [ponte co ta eae The Coutainea entirely new, by... i Wallis ued’ Aes | stone ot oe ites eee ay reer: lightly mo- States and Great Britain are made, or a settlement is | Bon's Cow Hide! Pegged Boots, | rprniB dew and besuttial’ Ontorie: Toanded ancushie went | 1H Properties eatitely new, b ily the comreh ob peiiSionene aa ier. i R. Williams and Assistants England, wholly unconscious of the storm of thun- made in some other way, our foreign trade cannot but | 74 | depbtha vs Senipture, relating to the. rash vow of | ‘The Quadrilles, Horapipes, and Spanish Dances, ; ‘ : be very limited. a FOR BALEDTIsS vinwy and aille brick honey No. | Sacked Music. Soorery, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, | plitanged by Vessels of War by "7°" Me. Resohe: |: dt ari Wasa whet ay ses eate, ime Wis obs many co. qld Stock Machange. ant Nin ect doors Fax of roadway inte oc | Bist inet at the Taberuaclen " ah pation Seymour, Mr.J, Clarke, and Assistants | 8p, is shortly to reach ‘‘all places of her domi- U.me . ion of Win. Sherwood, Esq ; lot on : matic Di » Tabl . by... Mr. | ni fire, i ieldi m0 U.S. 0%2 I ahs CurtonCo 90 37 or tata Vivre $9 or feans gad ea aria Mek Paige pe Halo: Drama business, Tet Heau, ke, bY. .: Mir. Coay | nion” pdohipritend ef fire, is quiet! ping herself | Io Usutess¥ is a BM By ith the usual privileges of renew Spepeard ¢ Piece produced under the management of | tothe force of public opinion, and has already, or 210 Ohiote ia” ee Ue [rena grt toy Hi Andhets Bir ndsren, Suge Manager. | will very s00n, wipe out one of the moat odjous and | | face covameaein Seanate, | asures of her long: cherishes ic: 000 Koatue cfs, el as kee 36 | A poo! eee Thae Miyening, January 20, | bya repeal of her corn laws. This she does, Grose ise ie ax pion eee are tw Raacettientee BenaceinAragcau™ | inghow realy it must benefit us, as well a all oth | YB ie F; so atw See | (j20t029* re 1 . . H. ‘i entitles a | y ation to avail ourselves 100 Bank Comserip “475 Long [al RR 198 | ~CARPETFACTORY FORSALE OR TO LET, | jeonta, for eale ee the principal Muste Beores; Sex. THE. WIBARD CF THE WAVE, | of such a state of things, to the greatest advantage 7 | 0 do tll a Do bew 50° | Situated in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, State of | ¢ Broadway F, Nesbitt. corner of Wall and | wri ; pf the gnger! Our prohibitory tariff yet stands like a Chinese wall, | am Vichrburg Bank = tao bi 50 ‘New York, half a mile/rom the landing—The proper: | Wateratrecis;. J.P. Perkion, Not Weil . B. lane | Mitten by that popular Author, the lie Mr. J.T. HAINES. | to shut out the fabrics of Great Britain, and to pre- 30 NO Can «3 100 do 49% | Fyeounuste of a large three story basement and attic BRICK | drow.No. 296 Bowery, aud atthe door of the Taberuacle. A Wosterscrdinary effects will’ be attempted in this Drama, h ities, & id 200 Farmer's Trost | 3° 190 Rarlem RR bw 7" | BUILDING, 66 fort by 3foet—with « Steam Engine, Dye | \ jaléec t never betore exhibited in any Theatre: the vast expanse of tm, | Vent such an exchange of commodities, as would not | g ¢ 0 Ee ston R ON aad eh atdtnes Uke Machieny menaioe atsocetperinsan, | JUNIOR BACHELORS —The Annual Anembiy ofais | wil ; ion forthe purpoe of Symoctacvel | reslatlens operations of cotmerce and personal ine I corte Cons ze ee eee eae nero ee ee oeme, oF above will be held atthe Apolio Rooms, on TUESDAY | enic Effect, an peretiaes cecommeine. and heron! ine:| 50 do bso 19% 3% © do 4534 | the same in full operation. The communication wath thi EVENING Jennary 20th, 1968. Tickets may be had of CHAS. “ ee rp opener rouaree,, fe hurt tbe pewsenk state of excited Feeling’ | i de 5 s & iJ 6 ly: = sapense of transp ation, ‘moderate. The H. PINE, atthe Apollo, 410 Broadway. jald iw*r he mains tory of th | Sod peemne into one pga! friendship and re- | > lo 4634 | aud machinery are in excellent condition, and ready for imme- MUSIC. | Semple | gard. 18 movement of England towards a re- | BNATor RR ww ee 8 on dite operation. PiepR RIE SOT RR PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED | mergers, may ber laced 10 the axiom of the celebrated poet | Deal of her corn-law system, leneerir, if not quite, | ai ‘ | UN W WHINFIELD, ay | Charles Falkner, Esq., Captain of H. | of as much importance to us as the setilement ot the onion Levee —- has Stonington RR 45 | i816 1m‘re Poughkeepsie. SCHNEIDER & REBHUN, | Wizas the Wave, on secret x v+es Mr. J... Scott | Oregon question. It must of necessity, exercise 50 sha L. Island RR. oy 75 do rad GREAT AND CHEAP CHANCE AND CHEAP CHANCE. 58 Crosby Street. | Henry Belford, ist Lieut of the Wizard Mr. Blachard | some influence upon politicians here. | io ae Rb a 28 | FOR SALE, A HOTEL, with bu Ipeaicosa sufi 416 Imtre | Weerdl, Mate of the Unknown Schooer. ... Sr. Cosy =| ay ain, just at the moment that our ieaders suppos- FOR 3 | edt More Gomt a0, B NorkWorRR "iy | fibes » Bh hone ac comfortably actommodets 7 “an BARE SOPERIOR | su day the Mountain of the Herman | Sirretaterae setteh the cre chee ae Loan | 7 a oS. interior of the Island and the oj | iforni —G 7 oI ahuVitsurg BL ng. ohelrnland RR a ax | She" force, Rese by los, ne SNAG: | rPULE above wl loe Sake WAM. GRALLAM, | bch ieee Canta Heres Wane | te ling” powers tm the ei of Moscone opal i es $210 Any commands Addressed to ‘'Coleman,” care of E. Hy Tribune Build si ‘fs stad "| Farey=-The Lover and the Panther— Appearance of his Black | with as much ease, as he would overturn the apple 100 Farmers’ Tr ch 26% 250 do th aged | He. box 1210, Fost Office, will be attended to. als 2w*r It contains a true description of the | Malecty tans pega, the Escane—the Repronch—What! | table of the old woman who sits at the gate of | i do wit BR BNorke Wore RR ‘st 58 95 REWARD. | a Rivers, EAAE SUPERIOR ‘CoUNTRY, | BET ERRINEIN GROTTO! | that capitol, and perhaps has given the Cuballero 35 Canton Co s10 3835 ao aw seh | OST i in Nasang. shone, betwen, Maiden Lane and Bycare Vane . i * mre And Secret Signal ome of the Firates. | Don J han eave to go to Vera Cruz in u hurry. Cer- BStovegtoeRR ‘ch wie » yee MOOR, 3 BAYFIELD’S CHARTS, | ie ARD OF 1 Wave.” | tain it is, that the authors of the present revolution ae log pie Cloak ine th tk etd showing he bonnie Pe resslaked 6 it common; | ted rathguperd and illuminated Chisese | are wholly opposed to the object and purposes of ‘ e Rev. C. J, Hopkins, Geo. . | accompanied by | Spanish L ‘ 7 ifesto. the people sustain fenan, to Mane E ‘ion eldest daughter of Ephraim | HLOO REWARD THR isn Kanrberon tata REWARD THe ¥o any Person that wil | Two Large MAPS 9 pe MINERAL REGION. | . anish Sidabigenen Shin they will, of non so far as they can be sup- " y. | tT. a jivision street, has not paper INTENTS OH A if Miystic Pair—Recognition | posed to sustain any definite course of political ac- HE eer arge as | larger and fandbomer Sgromigeent of Ball Biowrors tas all the | Apote Heating o. Lai Bowe | of the Dead Alive ! tion, sustain the men who have broken down Her- ‘eekly Report of Deaths. | Rotor sue at ssuieesk “aap ints | Agate Harbor L’Ans Act 2—Deck of the Unknown Schooner, rera and his policy, and the system of measures in the city and county of, New, Zork, from the. lith day of | jouth. 4 pion Hock a Min i | Lying ot anqber off tha Vahe abore gat Tews of Sen tiago which they may adopt. Our government was ap- 16. st ae: bea | wh E : $62 Boys 42 Girle~Total 191, MR. JULES FONTANA, A'New Crusher Muay ity BulboerTho Proposition—the Threat~the offer of Exeaps | Priged of these things several days ago, and adis- DISeAs! | jon—th. | PRM PARIS, begs to announce that he established | Agsaying Copper Ores —Watking the Flank the Devil ch d—the British Cap- | patch was sent off on Taursday night, which may Abscess, 1; Aneurism,9; Asthma 1; Asphyria 1; Ble: himself in this city, for the purpose of giving finishing | ‘4 visit to the Interior of a Metamorphic Rock tain a Pirate. | i ; Burued’ or scalced, 1; Bi nL if lesso: the 5 His residence is at No 44 Hous: y © I 8 | izate. | " | Or may not reach our minister in time todo an’ Ht Gorsemetiggn eee Gorton id? Caney! DOMEMESS | Lnttrectsnete Broadweys ne listwem | Geral Mine Meal ses te, | Danpente ond Cardone othe Cestells Seatietenarq | good, I know Mr. Slidell intimately, and 1 know H im tremens Diarrhoea, | PACKET SHIP ROCHESTER FROM LIVE RPOOL— | Boston Company Mineral or True Veins { General Melee, sod ‘Destructi e Ian—The Un- that he is sagacious, firm, and brave as Cour de aver Prey, 1p Rememey, 1) | a pConsignees ner this vessel, will please send their permite | Boat Songs Maps | mown sees with his Prey, amidat the Lion—that he talks Spanish like a native—and that | tlt ieh 1; Fever, typhoid, | om board, west side parle Be, Cf | ey Native Metalanad Ores | inaing Ruins | he willdo all that man can do under the circum: : 01 " a i - cough,’ 1; Inflammation lastemmition “of i All eoods not permitted in 9 days must be neato the Public | Bad Rive New Work and Lake Supesior | Of she'bivstis Behwoones othe Chasen the Lost teeottte—the af aces (at is aloes estas that all his high qu i 35, tain A ore. jal iver. Ca. Dr A Friend | lities and qualifications will avail nothing in the of pericardium, 1; Inflams f » 45 inflam 7 a: ( inn ees ig pr worn 1; Iuflauunation of stomact fe a | Brosking aed Screening Ore Narth American Co, | A Neat ee aay Deck af the Weserd! feat orisieg Ho. Will iobeliy be sscat-aways—and Bef ogee | Nearly a Fight—A’Pomuss ive Fright the Pursujt—C | the ‘magnanimous Mexican nation,” supposing | WANTED, A Ew ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to go South or West, to act formation, 2; Marasmus, 13 Rock in of ¢ io Frepaters BUC s a as Agents for the ssle of new and popular Publications. | Copper Falls Co, Prefatory Chapter jou izard of the W: the Guilty—the Re- | that the whole military force of the United States ia | Bi aan discese, $909 over an¢ above their expenses iN ge incared 2 them i in Ghips per ener sats j solve of Vengeance the Wounded P: rate—the Negro Narse | at present under the command of General Taylor, | Under 1 year, 47; 1to 2 years, 28; 2105, 19; 5 toll cing, erpMaliy Of chearieg Sly Foo ne | Commissioners P Isl | omthe Recret Diseloogd-— Agen iY 5 aaeeahaeaaaga may screw its courage almost up to the point of at- | tg 2, yonte, a8: 3 Iheu now ia our employ will, ao doubt, make “over” $1,000 per | Commrasioner Presque isle (c= THE OCEAN Ba Der | qpag acre ite courag P Ps id Victim. ak a 11; 500060, 8; | vearclear of a expense. Each will have his district. It will | 14: 10 to 20,7; 9 to 30, 27; | id expect, however, that even bed to ‘necessary for them to have at least from obtain | Copper Falls Portage River \ fects ie these difficulties might Overcome—that even Heaven protect, | General Paredes might be reached—and our objects | wo. Ta obo, 4 Poy ae : ae ol ; 13 : : iumerate r ‘Lak ORNELIUS B. ARCHER; City Inspector. Bfsadwey.a outs tgn of the Flag All eters mae oat Climate Poruge AE RE eR TP TE nl | LATEST? INTELLIGENCE BY THR MAILS. | emagain. He swears it is of no use for him to kee ae secrets, as the Herald’s correspondent is sure to fin them out. As Ihave told you one, I may as well relate another that transpired since | wrote you last. A young fellow of dashing appearance came here a tew days ago, with a letter of recommerdation in his pocket from the Governor of Virginia to the Se- cretary of War, fora clerkship. The Secretary told him he would very wiilingly vvlivce his triend, if he hadavacancy. The other, nothing daunted at thie, remarked that he understood his depertment was filled with waa “ Who told you so?” seid the Secretary. “TI have been informed of it,” said the applicant, “ by one who knows, but whose name Tam not at liberty to give.” “Well,” said the Se- cretary, “‘do you go round to every man in the de- partment, and ask him if he whig or a demo- crat, and I will bet you a that you wo’n’t find one who will say he is a whig.” “If that be so,” said the srpilcant, “T need not press you any fur- ther.” So he leit. He was scarcely, however, be- yond the threshold of the door, when the Secretary was overheard to say, ‘Ii I had the power, I would d—d soon find a good many of them.” Now, Mr. Secretary, will you allow me to point out one that ought to be removed 1? no matter whether he be whig or democrat. I allude to the gentleman who has an income of near $4000 per annum arising from his real estate, and who writes all his reports with a pencil, instead of a penand ink. Those reports go into the archives of the department, and as they are of the most important nature at times, both to the Government and citizens respectively, they ought to be written so as to stand as evidence, in case they be wanted at another time. Pencil marks won't do this, I believe. The gentleman I mean was appointed by John C. Spencer. § Apropos of John C. Spencer—what has become of him?” Where is he, or has Old Nick got hold of him yet? The whigs abused Captain Tyler most unsparingly for taking Spencer into the Cabinet, but it was not the Captain’s fault altogether. Allen, the first editor of the Madisonian, was the lad that fixed that business. He was anxious to have a Secretary ot War from the State of New York, and having hit upon Spencer as the most likely to accept the situa- tion, propounded to him certain interogatories touching leading political questions. mncer, without answering them, came off to Washington forthwith, and put up at Jesse Brown’s, where he had several interviews with Allen, who found it rather difficult to persuade the Captain to agree to | the arrangement. For a full week Tyler kicked against the connexion, until, at last, by the earnest solicitation of Allen and others, the address of the New York Whiff State Convention was forgotten, and John C. Spencer and John Tyler embraced— but it was the embrace of Judas and the Saviour. The Captain never liked Spencer, and 1 believe Spencer never cared a fig for the Captain. Such is a history of that little affair. After this was done, Allen got General Barker appointed to his present place. ARIEL. Wasuineton, Jan. 18, 1846. Nullum Infortunium Solum. Mr. Webster is charged as having, in a Sunday speech at Baltimore, some years ago, declared that “there was no Sabbath in revolutionary times.” In the language of Mr. Clay, on another occasion, “we are in the midst of a revolution;” and rest from our labors to avert its consequences, even upon the Sabbath, would only be an evasion of duty Great events are at hand, Indeed, we are in the midst of them. The cloud of war is spreading, and thickening, and darkening. We can almost hear the distant thunder from the banks of the Rio Grande—we can almost realize the vision of the march of ten thousand of the “regular army” upon the imperial city of Mexico. The last news from our bellicose sister republic, 1s strongly tinctured with gunpowder. The next intelligence may be brought by Mr. Slidell himself, of the foreclosure of negotiations, by the ejection ot our ‘nuncle’s” em- bassador, sans ceremonie, sans benefit of the greasy Mexican clergy. 5 Insignificant as they appear, the belligerent de- monstrations of Paredes, may have a powertul sua- sion to the preservation of the peace between the United States and Sir Robert Peel. Mr. Buchanan, within the last two days, hasbeen conferring with Mr. Calhoun. Rely upon it, in the face ef the warlike temper of the Unign to the con- trary, the State Department and the great Caroli- nian perfectly understand each other—pertectly, sir, perfectly. — The administr@ion is not fractiously resolved upon war. It would be grateful for a loop hole of honorable escape ; and that escape is in process of contrivance. * Like the bowl of soup to poor Oliver, the late fo- reign news has only made us anxious for “‘more.”"— Tell the Hibernia to hurry along. All waiting for copy. Fhe old story that France is about to place a Bour- bon upon the throne of Guatinozin, is again tramped up. If there is any,truth in it, Mr. Allen’s resolution must be taken up from the table. The weather is clear as Father Ritchie’s con- science—bracing, sharp and fresh ; and it appears the days begin to lengthen, The cold begins to strengthen.” We have had a number of cases of small pox in e city—there are stillafew; but the disease is being judiciously extinguished. shot Mr. maieerae, Chaplain the House, preach- e 16 Cay ay. ‘of so young a man, nearly blinds bia he FA a capital geod d expounder ot e word—as it was, as it is, why it is, wi it and what itis. ‘That's all, this time.” “Jacuny.” ‘Wasnisaton, Jan. 16, 1846. The Memphis Naval Depot—The Dry Dock at Brooklyn—The Contracts—The Albany Regen- cy and Prince John at the bottom of the Pre. There was a great deal of conjuring, and in- triguing, with the usual tincture of scandal, at the time when first the contracts for the naval depot at Memphis, Tennesste, were put out; but all suspi- cion seemed to be hushed with the official report of the giving out of the several parcels of that inland Navy Yard. The greatest advantage of the work itself, or rather of its locality, according to the ar- gument ot Mr. Foster, in the Senate, was, that Mem- phis was north of the alligator region, and “ above the pint of the yaller fever.” But with the advan- tages or nonsense of the locality of this dry land Navy Yard, we have nothing to do. Certain state- ments have leaked out respecting these contracts, of which we propose briefly to speak. The Albany Regency, and His Honor Prince John, Esq., it is reported, are at the bottom of the whole business— ad it is further said that there is a combination among these contractors, and a large unsatisfied corps in ones for other contracts, Wee Soh esol the salar! Pear} afore- ea) ie wai ney, for the management of these affairs, get a prnceme commission trom all those admitte: Kenda eins a The said Re- gency,it is turther charged, made a vigorous eflort tor ¢ expulsion of the engineer, (not in their eres) at Memphis, in order to the substitution of one their own; but said engineer being sus} tained by an influential Senator, the efforts at his displacement were abortive. The advantage of an engineer in collhsion with the contractors is appar- entat aglance. By contract todo such and such work at stated prices, it is the duty of the engineer to see that the materiale and the workmanship are equal to the terms of the contract. With an engi- | neer in their interest, indifferent materials and se- cond-hand work may be employed at a great saving, | and an official certificate procured that the terms of the contract have been faithfully carried out. The saving by this process upon 4 job of near $200,000, Ma As naan EELS mite | Ded ijt Presthe [ele ltiver the Lover's Biga mE rteahe Copter Se an one one ore pas oe ANTED—A situation by a Man, as Porter or Salesman, | Eagle Harbor Co. Primary Rock “HEPROACA OF THE AVENCER'S SHIP! t Bitar Great Dtiaie se WANTED. Fett ‘i ane a ary ie t LPE C. . THE 4 s ui to almost absolute knowledge, that Great Britai REE or Cour Copper Lined Veta; from 200 to 1000 galicas; | ally asafels bor bern is Vastaete forthe fest two, yeatse Cos |. Lette hiece ae | Revelation of the Mystic Enigma, and Awrut Denoument! | at the bottom of this quiet iifile fatnily revolution in | fost Office, etaally poh it Ee acon and SAA me | ithout entering into minute details, I may state | WANTED, "A WATCH MAKER, who is experi well ag: | Ealish Copper Stocks Sault Marys Lady .Puillipe | afew ots whet So ee re Sheeran mans | -ARTNER in the Undertaking Busines; a carpenter of | el Sasans Drenthe cod Boson eal ating tes Fon dy Lae Be, Jobe River | pitZ- Lawer Bones @ conts—Becond and Third Tiers, 6 et; | Noilced, Indeed, it is scarcely possible that. ‘they | is is p suff investment, Apply at 558 Pearl street. eat of socermmmamantions: wishes to sei opeloyment, ag Le ota ed et Be Doors will open at half past 6—curtain will rise at 7. 3 ccna) an re them. We all know how admi- | le is re A 0 an oy . Gerardin, " * | Granite Island Shoon-e- $$$ it i ’ i b; jedroom om the first floor, RON ri Garlie River = ekselinnes BENEFIT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT | Nota fe Then managed the exit of Mr. Slidell. | COTTON te Bea c | a ‘ashington, exce; his Cabinet, | Their pertinent, if required-at at Warres streets ANTSa situation as Manager of a Cotton Mill, « mi Grevot River Steam and Sail Vessels in WAL ies Gem HOUEE knew of this movement, till it was disclosed by the | 320 lw*m WwW intimately acquainted the various eer ‘of man Graud Island St. Louis River | This E: f terior) ; 20, message. Even Father Ritchie was excluded from Sevag epee well, tote land and Ame! Graverod’s River the venin wey 'y) January 20, | its knowledge, and he, like the public, first saw WA . | recommended by two'men harge of tne b dae- | Great Iron River THE HARMONEONS’ FOURTEENTH GRAND 5 public, A SITUATION by Young Gitl, as Chamber Maid in | ted establishments iu the United Beates* Address J, G,atthis | Great La Point } SICAL SOIREE, | the announcemeut of the fact, and the evidence | that, AL rrivate amy; a good was pi) Troner. ‘ps good city} these a General View of the, Country : oF OSs La INS: fs MED AL sand OPERATIC. | of the President’s sagacity and promptitude, in a ease a a i} ‘erms casion — pron st. in the rear. | LAW NOTICE. Grantegeand Numbers reatment | s “UELOBISTS. | wis tanhse or eretreas enna merce oss | HNISHED ROOMS TO LET—No. a7 Warren ates Fee EPO RATES AND COUNSELLORS LAW be, | furon Rives ‘TwoHleart River» | whgre seats may Ne uacared ftom iste oiclock danieg ine | annunciation, the “Napoleon” of the press, or Mr. | the r Broadway. Front and back Parlor on the first floor. | jyeizors and Counsellors in Chancery, at 123 Cherry street, in | Huron sountains United Import of Cop- | OY fc e: R felt slighted—both would have | eT ETSHIF SARACEN FROWOLASGOW—ooe, | mAMmnere they willbe happy vo atrend, punctually sud | Irregular False Veins per 5 | Doors open at half past 6—Concert to commence at half | Hreterred to have been consulted in so grave amove- | ACKET SHIP SARACEN FROM GLASGOW-—Uon- | with fidelity, to all business in their profession, entrusted to | Indian Title. Upper Lake 8t. Croix | PE rarest BEER | ha | signees per this ship will please take notice that abe is dis- | their care ‘Every manner of legal business will be attended | Lake Superi Yinine Co. lary of Indien and | CHESNUT STREET ment; but, soit was. Mr. Polk hud his reasons, | charging under general order at West side Maiden Lane | to; writings of every description drawn; money borrowed and | [a1 ‘Fish River ° | is STREET THEATRE, ‘ood ones doubtless, for not consulting either of | Pods not permitted must be sent to public tore. | lobaed' oa bond wad mortguge; mortgngee foreclosed; tiles | {cle Royal Co Variation of the Magnetic | PHILADELPHiA. them. The vexation and disappointment of these | jao ttre DODEELL S SEVEN, || Secrenesicnates ant seeenyey fete he PALMER, 8 ee suas se Mr. Buxton. | two veteran functionaries in politics and diplomacy <7 aIONEL AGADERY OF LEE id 123 Cherry street. | White Fish Pond | Stace Manioza: oo . Brovenam. | were mutual and equally great, but their course of | real AL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. Fmorny PF. Bun BR, Little Salmon Tre West Coast | BENEFIT OF MR. BROUGHAM, AND LAST NIGHT | action was wholly different. Father Ritchie set A 0. ‘ ay | Little Ir | ‘OF THE SEASON himself down to the preparation of the warlike WEber FrosWont sanerkont | sen any prt of ne pd Cemmedonn of Dede Ep eae is bound jm ROAM Teens Bestain ‘This Evening, Jan: : a0, | er, or eget articles Poel Oregon, whilst Mr. Hawrr Inman. NA. i { al 3tr i _—— - yo juary enham set himself to work to circumvent Mr. , View President of | S. BASSETT FRENCH, | ECONOMY AND FASHION. \ THE RARE AND fis PUPIL. | Slidell in the objects of his mission toMexico. It 1s | of the assembling ¥- : | (AOUNBELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in | een een | Col Auberg, Mr © Howard; Chas Darl ‘Miss A Fisher; | Well known here, that whilst the President’s mes- | _ Whereupon, ir. Cummiags offered the following resolu- ; : :, it | PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY, | ©? Auvers, : gage sgn! 4 ing to iGner | Atteclved, That in the deathot penny Imean, ofice Manthonter Vireinine Refers to, fis Bccelleney, fame: | 103 Fulton Street. | Song—By Mr Blankuans Gen fry love resign.” | ant dipios eree i slesuan te data aor Ce ae McDowell Virginie; His ‘Eaceliens John F | PRICES: ‘Kier which,an entire 4 Original Sane Plome oq sane eater etek of Ma ee H Tees | Wiley, ; Hon. 5 a > W i * . Mya T hes La ie Ss of est as ele Se | tng Capel, 8 Hon ny & Baxter Atomay Chee 2 | gy UC BERRR TERIVTIM ‘He isin Mexia bu 4 few days behind our mini. Irie in islale: tec Wako the noble | Ey P; Scott, Speaher of the Senate ole Hon 6, Bromgede | i % | De. riaiitin he Boy, Mie: Fisher, Dr. Pratalia, the ‘Sage | *6%. The’ movements of Paredes and the revolution | | That yehold in the highest esteem the noble | Ni.C., Va | Hon. James A. Seddon, M.C., Va.; Hon. Geo. W. Second do rt sabe 2 tod Statesman, Mr Thayer; Mister Jasper Snetk, Owens; | Which have taken place, are the fruits of his mis- iy manifested angie of ana deceased, and which | Hopkins, oC, Vasdmard H. Hudson, 18) Brondway, New | | A Beastial amortmeat of Gexcioms'y Braet vad fravelling | Toaheak, Howard; Mra. Keiser, br ‘Thayer; Mis. Abiah | Sion ; and it remains to be seen whether Mr. Slidell | " a i ‘oF! a Orres| Ms he i i Tyke doce Weill went the aauel badge of sob ie pete, Findon will take charge of aay papers int nded | Ly low prices ais im*r_ | Seue By 3 Mr EW: “The Emigrant's Lament”—ae- | whi chy apart egainet ma ri ah coat oe wale | mouruing—crape on the left arm—for thirty days; and that the . French forward same ‘KENCH on the guit mit » igmabers of ine Acndemy, esa body, attend the funeral 30 aw3m*r se | TAUGHT on the Roberuonian System —By Edmond Du THE TRTuHAS IN LONDON. ‘ pr Prd Teas pope fe ths oaneiten af Good Dig memoir of the deceased csedings, signed by the COMPOUND LERoe BP NAPHTIA. | tin being formed a the Select School, Ro, ie Greens corner | Msrtoch, Oeeay, Mr OwenssLouisa, Mrs'C Howard” | eee, wet, 16 Com Seem Sele owe Miicatias with y Meraesa go the wilow ei Uy tested, ond THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE!! Pe eoieen posse, be erent we otares Seer 0 | ae | Serie et Grete Brainy chpcete.. Te, tie, she the daily papers. For sale by MOORE & CO., the American #2 | thod ofl he language, and. speaking it wi ARCOM S2BERET THEATERS. never will consent till the Oregon question is Ay treet rom the wisrates. A.B. DURAND, P.N. A Ann street, and Eliott, 113 Division srabin, Cy | and jetse. Further fcalars, made er] on a PHILADELPHIA. | ey Orne aa paperanian eps will ave os ol > Ss udlow, New York. Price a bottle—t , between . My A A Man. .W. Scorr. cj he existe throne. An sao te Acadeuty are afuanng io aes st the Cowget Wenfor eB. TO" tain Jo | Spay: emma ot ua ‘seni, ior | Tae Warren. Sraveot | Lam satiaied, that if we could conclude « treaty fo | it half-past three 0’ Pe isely, * Y eRENC 5 0" under cover e lien | a tuna tho Finer) ote abe Hes LAURENT <. BRO Hy HER, | LAWRENCE, MYERS & CO" 9 Scope arcet Dave oi | INO BILL RECEIVED. which some of her subjects hold upon that province, | nF. M. we R D Brandies:— | | or upon some other pretext, she would resist our | (TAKE great plearre in informing theit customers hat t0y i Dupuy & Co. in balf pipes, pale and dark vintages | a AT MILADRLTHEL.” | taking possession of it to the last extremity. OLD AND suLVAE ENO i snd Toma: ther new, fetcy ting goods, conning of the | “'Boangmort & Berker, do de dodo WELCH MANN_AND DELAVAN Pe eee ee ees ern ee | G J s UL ‘These metallic fluids, | richest style Lyons Silk, rich Paris printed Muslin-de-laines, | Fe Baty. do dv do de. pe Lz ee N 5, brilliant | £0F xtreme measures, that our foreign relations are | which were formerly mach used by the ancients for 1! » Balzorine, Tarletan Jaconets, &e.—Also, the largest | Which Offer tor sale. The same is under eastom house opened ras, inter Season with {| every moment becoming more aii = | Uh red Mi beautiful tes fc they. | combi ble Equestrians, sand ry id more complicat. al GrunmenlPegmnmi, sch us Vaenine,Vstan Care, | RSPAS" uscettad'efocar'we Minato Sar goodscu: esos emt te debesere Sawrr | Grainy parvalld oven te the wea! Heine Pemples cf | ed. It well becomes all, to proceed with the most | i , ke. executed with ida not be surpassed. by any importation this Spring. ad nd NEEDLES. 3 Franca s Eagle, Siciiuie oh Naa of « des | Cautious deliberation. ‘The movements and decla- | sppearance and lustre of fine old and sitver, For | attention to, and inspection Of thesame is respectfully solicited. | J AMES SMITH SON'S well known and highly estocm- | ,, The limite of an advertisemen ‘hiehly gifted elyiadmis oa ies; | Tations of the abolitionists, that a war with Great sais A Seationere, and ja? ime EAURENT FT Wilke cs Sy Se pee cae a Urcieel Weare totus aacaaieceie, isnment. Britain is the surest means of breaking down the in- | 116 John street. | - tain - a - her” es aa 'TAMES nN . IN PAE 3 cipal. fen be, slavery, hs flgcs an — of Fgea | FARES 1845- CF era br png Meat OOO mr oe esp Se HOWARD, Fire Benne Lanes. sevaiemiosge etre | posure. Henman Pans, Janet ie, $ | $04 0% manutsctared with thereat cnr expressly or this | FH OMAS BATE, survive pariaer of the ire of Thomas TREE: lope Dancer tie Tectia smodying 8 Auieti'et | | And, as I intimated in the beginning of my letter, UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that on addition of one | Mdatre E. K COLLINS & CO. 56 South st. vy & James Buse, Needle "Fish Hook: ievale fnew Fancifal and Mythological characters, | the events which are crowding upon our attention, | ithe isch day of February, nad two per cent om the 13th dey of CHICKERING’S | Years ay pons a ion ss coperiaer, THOS, | ts : | must modify the opinions of politicians, and exer- | ih, Teeeseread wae eomagiyen Seg, | FIANO-EORTE WAREROOMS, =| HENRY RAED ed ata auga nae | Pein! Male Meno 7! NORTE a TV oa ase ea ete ta | le, e wal } . ard to on. in repeat, therefore, gerdudiun rach eames pronns || wa.» ana 7 Eatnrge Ballding THOUS RAUEY mare, | aon AbcPimiaeP tam EROOES a4, tne nouce wifve modied totermiiate the Jot oe: | 8 to 2—bankable money only receiy: any circum. | PVE PUBLIC Frill God st the above rooms a general ssceet || 102 Maiden lane, near Pe. ri street, up stairs. SIGNOR GERMANI. | Cupation at the end of two or three years, and other stances TOHN STEWART. FB ncn oy er pg Fiano Fortes, at the same price | __New York, Jan. 5, 1946. 4im’m | Twe and Pour Horse Equestrian and Positionist, J.J. | measu lopted suitable to that moderate but firm | ja%0 t5Feb r Receiver of Taxes my ry \. 3 | INK, SEALING WAX, WAFERS, é&c. | His pupils i WiGnndei Lisle F Past. line of policy. Mr. Polk has need of ali his pru- CHANCERY SALE ReAMg SSUE PAPER ices wna ZOO Ghosysieetes Bick Wotielnh 44 teed | renwal tell barcom, be, Mi, EYOODA | ener» Frmneas, and sagnety 5 he see dhe erin in Oe T SESURER NT ac acacetion ca Those: | 200 O cclors forsale by FERESER BROOKS." | varionssin: ie gree inglitle IN with or wighoat « pre ee va ot te Mone, ME MeFARLAND. — | Cxigenoy, and will manfully, and I’ doube not. eue- day, Jan 22, 146, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, = | peri ; 00 lbs, SEALING Way: ‘various qualities, | Siowns, MESSRS. 1 ‘and W! cessfully, do his duty. Atall events, the democratic She nent and convenient 3 story axtie b ek hoape and Tor, No. LEFT OFF beans 72 FURNITURE | from 4: to $1 per lb. "Ring Master, H. NICHOLLS. ty, and indeed, the whole country, will sustain | I , ors aupplied on liberal terms, #197, BLOW DAVIDS, haope GATHROP, WEAVER and KELLY. pu ang honor of the nation, id Importe jent, led by Mr. MYERS, late of the Park ; [have much to say, which [ find I must defer ull jo8 Im’re 112 John street, opposite Clif numerous splendid Costumes by Mr. A.J. ALLEN. | my next. Benrnas. TO THE S—TO THE LADIES. , The Box Office is open from 9 0’cl ia the morning untit 4 sienna | [LADIES having any am nes 4. | orelock, FM. where every attention will be paid to the publie Wasuixatox, Jan. 18, 1846. om a ae Re eal th ll 3 There appears to be an unusual bustle in the Navy je ho ‘The above are warranted equal to any inthe country. Dee- | Professional Comie MESSRS. DTCKENSON. }j Wa cit f sartis joamee the becca te aa al abo taae et GE STEEMEN 24 Familiog having enpert fession ior WEAVE sans OTC im In his efforte to maintain the rights ad the front and the Croton water introdaced. 4 tr 17, Fire Arma, ke. ke, they would dispose of to advantag tay do a0 by Fen the subseriber, who will attend them ROSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST. | at their residences by appointment, HULEVETT, ome No 2 Wail street, N th decorated and of the latest shapes); Gol H Band Oise Be ce the mice te Litest shapes icld | All orders through the Post Office, or otherwise large stock of Band stranded te, 2 = ig Sets. A! cash price for the same, by’ = of Fake rench Chiua Dishes, at about half the usual residence, No. 69 Duane street, basement. DWARD MATURIN, A. M., inform: Department, said to be caused by the arrival of des- He cuy. "Mtee Dining Bony Teller bec vomplem, with N. B.—Gentlemen’s Cl Faruivert alos erg Seaaniteretrearea arent tches from Vera Cruz, within a day or two past = oe gomplete, with B— lemen’s Clothing and Furni ee oe, pom by he ie prepared to receive kv idence. pal . y past. reqnired. Avo, Cut Glass Tumblers, Wi Wat Glas hr All letters through the Post Office will be attended to. 19 Howard street. 00000 Every ship in ordinary and on the stocks has been Coolers and Finger Glasses (some of these rich). Cash | ‘Co .“farnitare, ke. Gentiem jal Im*me Qiong RAPETTI, being desirous for professional par ordered to be got readyfor sea as fast possible. Rumor Pyrehosere may rely upon getting good value for their money | gi » ih Gnd tte their atv Tor tho euteertoan @A CARD = poses of removing to a central part of the city, offers his ease call s00a—Corner fway and Chambers street. | oy Mira tr oelt to give 8 far price lor all articl AR <A, ane | private residence, situated in Lennox place, ohelsea, one of says that Herrera, not liking too close a fellowship Honan be Cesppomnied—_iwtre "BB line oth the Poet Ofer wll be TAUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN 6 py? seal and, Pleasant places, in New York, ie, with Paredes, is anxiously looking for aid from the TO THE PUBLIC. Cad | desirous of obtaining s few more pupils ‘Rorme derses— Audra HONOR Te duflerenee ied ty ath ox place, United States to sustain him in maintaining his go- DR. GEORGE W. CHAPMAN'S The Long Island Insurance Oo. EReeeet es. Be te oF Os panes, saatt be | Oheleee i16 wtre ’ | vernment, and with a view to conclude all existing ; "ARLY WHITE U; difficulties between this government and her’s. Our | MPROVED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS, DYSPEPTIC Capital 200,000 Dollars. canes te. MUSIC. I ed nse Metco of roe tae poe ne pe eUicat tanecuest tects, | Rn oh ALL WHO DESIRE PEARLY WHITE) = JOSEPH KAMERER'S MUSIC FOR eet ig ordered to Vera Crnz forthwith, and the | ‘e_ and will be found useful iu al i eapttal very neat! ,continne 10 take apiversally after for the pearly whiteness it gives to the PRIVATE PARTIES, : whe ‘1 ies i Head h batrae- Y | Teeth, without the ltgheat ay. CAN be snared by opplying at 198 PRINCE STREET. | foroes at Corpus Christi, it is said, will co-operate rand Asththatie A Tections Tio two greatest cau: | nnd especially in dis p . For sale, wholesale Jmn*m | as far as practicable with it, for that object. j try ; they owe their eseape from 1 wrote you some days ago that a triumvirate bad « mer, MUSIC. Bg fd eo PARTIES trish with the Hg and Vite guany ne atiors . and by my ag A " 15, ry; FA. ber of instraments, Apply to G. WHITWORTH, No. been formed,between Herrera, Paredes, and perhaps, y may sustain will be adjusted | Artauit hat Bacar, Bor ds) Broadway; We East Bray oo PRY LIRR E. No. 127 Him street, | Ainonte.. This hasbeen done upon the principle of fice, 93 I street ; and of the city of New Work, 108) West Brondway, OLLINS & lore. on an “ ENTI ST utes ; W PELAMATER, President. | by > reese imtre | Sommerof Howarl MUSIC. “e In ae be be eacodaren t Vong | a # ZL HORGIA LUMBER COMPANY NOTES WANTED | MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE SALES IN BAND would fal- | did, in the ascendancy of one or the other of these | R. JONES, DE STREET, G 8 pet cnat decent oy ANY NOTES WANTED | MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE aad Dee ee aN co Titad the patie, that they tre pre as supreme dictator, or military despot. Herrera is [NS®2 78 TEETH and warrants them as good as the nata- | _ 43) Im*m Ti Wallstreet. INTER STYLE GENTLEMEN'S BEAVER and to play at balls and private nthe newest Cotillions, too weak and imbecile to withstand the power and | Tal ones for biting and mastication. CROSS'S SPEUIF GRE | W iicrch Silk Flats, Travelling, Evening and other Capa of Guilope, Folkas, by Musard, Stanes, Laimer, Le’ immpetuosity of Paredes; and therefore, would be A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on | FIVHE Medicine that | the very best materials, got up in the moat f and > ae Ave ii | willing to seek the wid of this country to establish fine y 10.00 | THE Pedicin Bever, wat known to fail; forsale at | Comiug styles, are now ready for inspection and he Band consists of from two to twenty-five instra z | A get of beat mineral Teeth, on fine gold plate, | X19 Broadway. corer of Joha street, only. si2imrm” | ©The Sneed quality of the goods offered at this extablish- | ‘ith Harpaccompaniment. Orders will be attended to at the | his power upon & permanent basi¢, and against the | the upper jaw, to be worn by felt ons | ARTIFICIAL EYES, | ment, entitle them to the notice of those about purchasing. Sea BORER tine clon with Piano encroachments and control of the General-in-chiet | presen 30 00 ADE, wd invented 4 ‘ ROWE, Merchants’ Exe prte | Mr JOHANN MUNCK will give also inetretio"No. of the Mexican torces. In consideration for this, he Single Tooth, fro $100 t0500 | ML snd invented by Dr. J. GRAY: No. 119 Bowery, | io imér 1b William street. ‘and Piano Forte, on reasonable terms. Inquire at No. je 4 , Plugacog Teeth with Gold, from to 150 | ievic he! a eae AS erie, he, Human | Artif TARE 167 Elta street. Himtm "| is willing to compromise difficulties with us, and | in Canmiseroue et OF Canal areata Broadway aice® | een eee veto as eon ine AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. . | PREE CONCERTS HY ERT EVENING, | 108, oF Mages rx Pn a fay dave 9 | * ae ee ST he HE superiority of Dr. inetruments over. all others, Me Bice, 4 iling for Vera Cruz, and THE ORIGIN OF LIFE. COPE ate cee rad Sig aine, Copper, comraing T'iiackuowlodged by the most eminent phyesciaas i TH Bde hime Pinellas eee | nig | pee our Cag ery sa tsah ctaie. port ia | =I cold roiled r, of vel 7 wapenies ality. For’ pe | Mexico. Things begin to turn up curieusly. lat The anecdote rel ot Governor Marcy, in my letter of Thursday last, caused him to laugh 0 im- moderately, that he came near bursting his dréech- Dyce! Kt! KS new poet, oa the Re) \etive Func peace aN sa 4, feesy street, Astor House. A female in attendance , aad who like ratvowal sims fr tm?) be: arrangements. iC yr Se Boni renee | Sa eer _— rs Siv-"Hish Chowder on ee $1. New York. published * vines , 5 rise oan is —— eerie” | se inrme 94 Pearl erect, up ataize. ae aaa ery rensouckle tune. » may,in the egate,amnount to,twenty-five or thirty | thousand dollars, which would afford a handsome dividend upon a subdivision among all concerned in the business. It is further alleged that the Albany Regency have been moving heaven and earth, and the waters un- der the earth, to the displacement of Captain San- ger, engineer of the Brooklyn dry dock, with a view te the substitution of one of their band ; and that so successfully have they laid their trains to circumvent the incumbent, as to have secured from the Secretary of the Navy (on the representation that Sanger is a whig) the promise that he should be transferred to Pensacola... This would, ergo, of course, that the Brooklyn dry dock is, or is to De, under the guardianship of the Albany Regency. We assume no responsibility for these chorges. We give them as communicated to us, in the hope of eliciting from the junto implicated, a prompt dis- claimer, to the extent of the misrepresentations~-if they are misrepresentations. The silence ot the junto will be esteemed as an assent to the validity of the charges. It is, indeed, hard to believe that the Albany Re- gency, heretofore the dictators to the party and the country, in the choice of Presidents, Cabinets, and foreign’ Mnisters, should have so far deteriorated into such utter insignificance, as to be now mainly employed, and satisfied with! the management ot government contracts for the building of dry- docks and naval depots. ‘The charges are serious, and we hope they will be rebutted. Cur Bono. Puraperensa, Jan. 19, 1349. The News and the Herald—Magnetic Telegroph~ Stocks, ¢e. The stream of intelligence at the present time sets directly from New York, and all that we can do isto echo back the effects which it produces. Your city now contains the great galvanic battery of interest ; every mail is anxiously looked for, and as the foreign rows is shot forth from the office of the Herald, it gives a rock which thrills through every nerve of the lacd fhe