The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1846, Page 3

A comparison of current yesterday, with | those ruling at the close of the market on the Seturdey previous, shows ah advance in Long Island of 3} per | vent, Mohawk 2, Harlem 1}, Canton 1}, Farmers’ Loan 2}, Norwich and Worcester 4}, Ohio 6’s 1, Illinois 6’s 1, indiana 1, Pennsylvania 6’s 1}, Stonington 1, Vicksburg | t, Reading 1, Morris Canal 1}, North Am. Trust }. The receipts of the Mohawk Railroad Compeny, for | his the week ending the 14th instant, were as follows: | / BALL DRESSES Fare ree. reat pas , Ji 23d, W: bs ot | that having parchased ona fn ral will take pont ote. so loc! funeral wi place o'clock, hors maanibcons ool this afternoon—bis are Baltimore papers will please At Southtown, L. 1, on Sunday, 19th inst, Wiis \s. Hecanieny, formerly of this city, in the oth year of ae of Kant In jrooklyn, on Saturday, Jan. 24th, Many, daughter "N ChageenK- and Mary Cornwell, aged 19 mouths and 8 ‘Mud 2: Week En e friends of the family are respectfully iavited t lecular business an ‘Passe se 167 13 | attend her funeral, on Monday, Jan’ 26th, at 3 o'clock, | A SEY, AN? Wen freights.. 72 30 jner’e cE u Re be the corner of Orange and Fulton streets, fee eee a. rool a cy 17006 Iner'e Su at | POOne ath instant, Many, wife of J.J Burke, in the ¢¥y mode of This increase amounts to more than 38; per cent. The increase has been entirely in the western freight busi- ness, while the regular business has fallen off. | ‘Tho re-establishment of the Peel Ministry in Great Bri__ tain, has created a great deal of confidence in financia) | and commercial circles. The fact that Sir Robert Peel | had again become the premier was sufficient of itself to | give commercial effairs amore favorable commlexion, | than they possessed during the “thirteen days.” Although | at the Whig Ministry are considered more liberal than the | conservatives in relation to commercial affairs, the com- | mercial classes appeared to have very little confiderce and considerable depression existed in the market #0 long as Lord John Russel was making efforts to forma ministry. A revivel in every thing took place as soon as Peel took the helm, and the advices of his , having done so had « corresponding effect on this side. It is supposed that the policy of the present ministry has somewhat changed, and that a com- promise has been made in relation to the corn laws. The organ of the government says that there will be without doubt eventually a nominal duty. A compromise has no doubt been made in relation to the | corn laws, between the two parties in Great Britain, similar to that made in this country in 1882, between the whigs and democrats, upon the tariff. It is stated thatan annual diminution will be made from Year to year, begin- ning with a fixed duty between 15 and 20 shillings, | and reduce it two shillings every year. Suppose the maximum fixed duty of 1846 and 1847 was Placed at 18 shillings ;' 1847 and 1848, 16 shillings, and #0 on down, until it reaches 4 shillings, which is to be the minimum and Permanently fixed. It is further stated that this reduction may commence onthe Ist of September, 1846, previous to which the , Ports will be opened for the free admission of corn from all parts ofthe world. This movement may do away with the other propositions, as it is supposed thet it the Ports of Great Britain, are once more opened to the free admission of corn from foreign countries, no ministry will be strong enough to close them again. The free trade party is gaining strength so rapidly, thet it will be almost an impossibility to place any restriction upon th ports, ifthey be once removed. Revolutions never go backwards, Any point gained is never Tost, and the league or free trade perty of Grerst Britain, progress with | such rapid strides and with so much strength and powe: that nothing can arrest its course. It mekes no conces} sion, it gives up no point, but oes for the most perfect freedom in the importation of bread-stuffs, and will not, we predict, submit to the | ,roposals supposed to have been made by the Whig lee ders to Sir Robert Peel, to | which it is stated the Conservative ministry have agreed. | ‘The present Ministry may- find themselves in the minori, ty upon this question, s'sould it be determined to open the ports to September ist, and an attempt be made to | close them at that ‘ime. We look anxiously forward tothese movements jn Parliament upon this question. and we anticipate considerab: both in the House of Lords and in the House | of Commons. 4 desperate attempt will be made by the | landholders t’, make any modification or ultimate repeal of the Corr, laws as moderate as possible, and if « repeal | is deter’ ained upon, it will be their aim to postpone that move"aent as long as possible. Compromises, no doubt, have been proposed by the old tory leaders, but it is our impression that the free trade party is too strong to listen to any compromise, and if so, their ideas are fixed upon “the whole or none,” no settlement will be made short of the whole. From the tone of the leading English journals, an ami- cable rettlement of the Oregon question appears to be avery easy matter. It hes been suggested by the Lov. don Times, that this question might be settied by cont:- nuing the 49th degree from the mountains to the Pacific, giving Greet BritainVancouver’s Island,the harbor of St. Fuca, and the free navigation of the Columbia river. A proposition of this kind was once made to Great Britain by Mr. Gallatin, under the administration of Mr. Ad- ams; it now comes in @ semi-official shape from the go- vernment of Great Britain, and we have no doubt, some settlement approximating very closely to the above di- vision of the territory will be agreed upon. The mild” neet of the British press in discussing the Oregon ques- tion is so totally different from that anticipated, that those on this side deeply interested in the preservation of | |: peace have been most agreeably surprised. ‘The lest two annexed reports of the Bank of Virginie, show a very great uniformity in their aggregate move- ment. We annex the returns for January 1845 and 1846. Bawa or Vinaimia. fan. 46,227 TH 401,557 $7,112,963 $7,254,247 Bad debt and branches estimated at. Eatimated lose upon real estate « Estimated loss upom stocks, excl the ee Sense tiie end Kewowhe emi ae above... 186,203 38 From which is to be deducted the dividend (including the bonus) of CT 7 ase and the tax to the State, amounting to . . 73,000 261 Fert beg pk vorobann yk graces ecoscs $61,609 12 | Exclusive of the nich bes accrued on the sus- pended debts that are good, and will be collected. | ‘The aggregate increase for the year only amounted to | $141,864. The circulation has increased, and the specie diminished. The proportion of specie to paper issues, is as one to three. The proportion wasa little better in | January, 1645, but the difference is so very trifling that | bal it hae very little effect upon the specie value of the cir- eulation. | US 6s, 2 Woks itsshe Fatrs’ | Biehichas Ret fe | = iaiaes ws = do bio so do 15 38h BON A Trasi sios Nie oe Sh 18 Marlee RR : 2000 do. a do. bis 47 30 do a 90 86 do boo ae 15000 do bee 9 le do bao 47 wom de br 2 108 island RR baw do % 100, 100 33 11000 do 9% 460 33 1060 ladinne Sig Bde 388 FA ow 33 | = ;4 ope & s } 4 a5 33 Pr ee ee ee we 15000 do 0 mo do $m dod afop edo bis “000 do m0 bi 10000 Lvdiana bow, » 10 do 810 32 teens Bank ik = 200 Mohawk RR July i 55 Falteo ie 3. do Fy 10 Vicksbarg 5 %5 Nor & Wore RR 63 375 Canton Lo yo ¢ 06 | do bi se mw 62% es “Bis Ve % % 50 3 1 #10 6! 5 do wr 8 40 10 % = 40 by im 7 MB ads as 5 “el $0 Stonington RR 6 j Second Board. 100 she Harlem RR 4 ahs Morris Canal 19% | ito soo 6 do » | gt "me £ Be 190 Farmers’ Loan on ViebSers “2 Nor WoreRR” § * oe ord : gE BS eRe f a do we 8 a8 | s # 8 cae Fu eo do SL Yiead kh Hm % do Mabe US . 2B Vichabune gx | £0 Nor & Wore rr s nr 20 L Island RR x ba a8 eM Soetase SEIS?“ ‘26th instant, Jona | Simonson, Mr uSSg, WY isoeereete, ag A ad i} Sons: aes a tet teh Be on all kinds. 26th year of her after @ short and severe illness. at hh soiled, re sell nase peng, ot lowe feed ac pas ise oa low eine 25 | dyes regan nge wan 09 rwolve hhonts to produce auy change. od ha ar inspects the eity. hich Reotaaenppons tiful browa or block yreat superiority of thi great saperivesty of thie ‘astaptaneous ¢| thea, mall | eas: the | — del th Alpe iherd Wiese, ‘ke. The whole forming a collection of pai ngs well worthy the att u of connoisseurs. | gfe pictures are arranged for inspection, and will be sold in Her friends respectfully re- | open aoe beapparent toevery one upon a ofthe catalogue. Sale peremptory for cash. 5 | quested to attend r late residence meet Romie Philedtphia Daily San>—Arexaxpes’s rs nday, at 3 P. M., 182 Laurens street. at | Thiconarny The of the stove on the hair aly tx GRACE CHURCH. — “ine wage yn our office, and the change | ‘HE PEWS in Grace Church, on Broadway, between 1h Gi ELEGRAPH. from the na Rov ns Datly Forum:—Seyeral of wepimeoce: Exthorreais see | NOTICE is hereby sive. chat the Magnetic Tulegraph | sevanctancs hare recgqehagelied oth Tornces baie the val site | patron ie Se crtsedoees tates Bats onthe | will be opened for the use of the Public on Tuesda ke | Church will be open to che pablie three d | meguing he Tan, en, Near a Pde | sale. ‘AUSTENS E'Spickat. ° at the rates of charge heretoi ee publ ai7 9t*re to be wat by Telegrank willbe rece = ice of e Telegraph Compan: SSIGNEES’ by raya ss vg k of Ro. fo Wall wrect, ae er will be dis) Millinery and Fan: t Ptents, to the Station at received from Ph about i ae fess egos wane | 324 im*r and 10 A. ‘om municat ed at Newark, ber: aud 1 ocloek Ft i sept the, ondlonry hone for 0 on Sunday.) will be re toanedinely frwarded is for points south inci ha of C44 and dicge y be started by Telegraph rr st al pad an Store, Aas te ong thocby the Bdlter, ¢ Aes ont beak or: Ost Be eteeranhed vee Telearaphe ing u be recei tal the offer tN ork, “9 ES the communication by Telegraph shall be interrupt. | for sil diomsees of dee eelemry sal genic oporthes, ed, public notice thereof will be immediately given. seminal wennsean, Ke. Brice sig conta ws warranted tocurea | By order ofthe Board of Dizectors, | days. For sale at Messrs 5 & Co. 9 J 526 Steod re T. M. CLARK, Secretary. | street; and 77 Ninth Avenue, and by an RS WILLMER AND Sort) HS ECROFEA 3 in im OTICE—The A @ bn ey sT ea aeniin es Jin right to inform the ‘Public that SALAMANDER SAFES. enabling his custo - ined Wy the ones of le also iin) ‘om Paris a beautiful assortm ‘ANCY Situated in Fough chess. Connty, State of , BA a yee Aopen’ ore! ARTICLE app-oaching hol New York, hula nile from the landing-—The. pro gt bY republishing, an extract from the ‘The subscriber does not Soup. which will change | Erenatats of & leree thres ssory semen, an “attic BRICK tote Hae Fe Pe ence pe Deal me | a formicy into beauty, and old aye into youth, or” Pomatume | BUILDING, oo fost by 36 feet_with a Steam tingine, Dye pander Book FO jingle Salaman- | possess tue of creating. new of- | and Wash House, all covered with slate—with the o Teh. cau cea forthe growth of the hair. ‘These miractes he feaves for | sary owt buildings. Phe Machinery consists o¢30 cn saorimen forsale by CLONED BROWN, _ | others; but he does pretend to offer TOILET SOAPS, s0sci- | tndall necessary spinning taachinery, dye faite Re Wat vet Spare Trion no unnentrslized alkali remains to the same in fll operation. ‘The comimua ‘a y POD PPTED © AUDA De Ta Sa rat |. Am e offers a ele wepa- is daily—expense of transportation moderate. e remises TO HATTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL | ration, so highly recommended by an accomplish fees | and inachiuery are in excellent condition, aud ready for imme: Gentleman is desirous to obtain ation as Salesman in | of America, sh AMANDINE, wh ch will prevent or cur the | diate operation. a Wholesale or K. Estab! competent happing “f the ski ‘or terms and other pegtlonlery Wnt {rom long experiance, and us practically sequatated with ev ed SHAVING CREAM, an artigle JOH! MWHliNFTELD, or wunerintend mer acrgela valve no riser would mal se tried, witl always be present in every gentle jal6 Im*re Poughkeepsie. 8. Adve ‘ Rimaelt store or factory, and be h bis seedy co to dis GREAT AND CHEAP CHANC fu er. Aline ir Paper, will be atten ly and for thi ave ‘Richard cide re ‘ice. of this bw. (j262t*m paren s 3 Courtl AT Ae which we warrant to surpess all other pre- ing greatl: enlarged our facilities are prepared auy orders hi attest, ae nt Wit ge and rol let Soaps; extra Pale Fi he Croton Floati a naw ‘and splendid Batiness id nosti shamelessly ted. uy = Fulton | for Bathe and private family asc, warranted not Hi BEARS OIL, ie essuree he public te periecty” goxaiog | PRICES | Rotten sed marae Rogeey vibe and | Shea scented such ude ped, caso a Hath 1d Domestic, selected and put up with the’ teal iso heat, so careful as not to endanger the peculiar organization, in Jee Qealier Nat Natria Fi so on * s care: of which it differs from other substancr similar 00 our eelebrated Crystalline Candien, for the Weat India and | Sharscter. | gl Oe % ou r arkets, warran stand any climate. | CMRMIT tiey of his goods, h fort Messrs. Asp. | _Reeond | Seep Brn Sed dure reserave vetoed Co | wa ial enacts et Men ee | eth rtf ity Die ad “1 F themeel ves, Mile'chempe of this cley who ic oie lst several sets have | aud Chilarente Maney Cape, which areofferedat correnpewdlng vegdog artic ono is men eee ‘id ail , | lylow ae im*r nally, everythi stor a represent OST, last evening, between Catharine tect, wher | Ay artiste docs not tafaction, Tegal wot ou th pe. daruas’ fast selina’ Feshet LiGikavets sreet faid the Astor How Kage of | lingly, but also thankfully be taken back. |! | eae Bat Cornish, M aekmnne: imple tarked* Richardson Brower pe a anxious to acquire for his establishment a charac |§ os ship will ail the Sh ine, "a neta Barr, Donte ty and good faith, when, from the nature of the articles, there | pix detained. will sail the ch inst. | Kor freight or passage, Will be paid to th ” | i# somuch room for mustepressntation, and he enjoins it Net |i irvine board, at Onlenne what foot sf Wall street orto” TF. Btowart & Co., 257 | Pls in his ie omley to ane aly adherence to trath au E. K. COLLINS & FOO. £6 South street. is most respeettully solicit "PRINITY CHURCH —A REMONSTRANGE 7 E acest ile Ceeriak. 2,9 EL. Tiaek, setter, Was Sac Dine Hepealor Meditation ofthe Act of 30h Jan, 181 re, Manediceerer oh of Perfamen i= de Bherdaa, tnd bil ebranry by hee yg Inting to the Corporation of ‘Trinity Church, has been isk at No, 159 Broadway. between Liberty and Gourdina, | St z the following places for signatures one remoustrance, to 31 Imtre and 114 Chesnut atreet. Philadelphia. | PYACKET FOR HAVRE —Second Line —The ship St. | signed by thote belonging fo the Larieh of ‘Trinity Church, EE, FARISIAN REGRET Nicolas, J.B. Pall, Master, will sal on jhe at February. bal Paris —at "Agen Ufice. of the New York Evening Post, Daily Globe, New York | New Translation from the French, | _jttm _ No.9 Tontine Bu cor. Wall and’ Water #1 neha News, andat the ottce of the Veitry of Br | Sere of bell Preservation: a per | STP aT. NICO AB —The, Comins of, argo, byt 2 = yng hip, th ts ofa House—A I SB ie neceeaity— ae Owners, Bred + Tron th Serprortian: their own servant, want to fi ps ges et employed by men of fashion in | b)¢ to the office of & RINCKEN wets, rooms shat and without ey ALEXANDER, | _3%m No.9 Tontine Buildin cor. Wall ana family, residing between White and Bond sts. e1 Y ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. D., few doce Tron ite rae and pond sts. either in Broad- | Member of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris—Physician to the | host paid) M:'N-On Box No, i Port Oftee. | Veuereal Hospital—Knight ofthe Legion of Houer, he f. a Teference offered and required. _j24 3t®re__ | Rue ve St. Honore 29, Paris | ander gexeral on Published bap, 190 Washin two bean for Js INFORMATION 1S WANTED, OBINSON, a native of Gounty An- ton street, or Mr. Ieles, 609 Greenwich street, New | 524 3t* WEN’ MORAL ¥i AY SI ioe by Ie Goren uiies Loren | By ie pRUGAR coat BLENNORK: PAG ‘A pleasant, iy effeetu: ae is city at Be. Brosdway, Lig hs brated foreign hou: } possessed of vario ed to beautify and cleanse the h dered action of the Scalp; some’ o! perties for the irritable head, ot! the debilitated Scalp, impaired in ita functio These remedies companies wit ! principles, freq its loss does not ar gans of "the hair, and are not to be confounded with the thon- | Robert H. + Sess | Legal Deputy for Dr. Le | CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXT TRE. Asti 4th street, Philadelphia. OGY, or.» Brief aud Plai discussion x wal at VALE'S Ni in. “N'Y, Vale Astronomical andl G iN at all times be kept on hand,thus | 3 | ted moluient pro and tonic to y sickness and well-known | ers stimul: ly estore the hair, stop its | from a destruction cg the or- m st, Boston. Price iF CO) wails Ciders should be Se cdieesl pected: | i Ireland, who arrived in this ett} to mont. MI Al 1 i thea, For 'N Yer pe oni WYATT & ae. | may igen or abort tre hf Bee {yMizl Button sty "Philadelphin, “olor Ae te Aanence-in UEFS! sprsi by he by her brother, Daniel Ro inson, at Mrs. McCay’s, 42 | Arcade, Chesnut st Tena stock, wi Yor: | FTE, Medicine that never was known to ful; forsale at | ° Uc edian a > Vets, pa er 0 eal ‘ 192 Broadway, corner of John street, only. _‘3121m*m och foe oF four Iron ats, different sizes’, and three | VALENTINES! i | AND SI D8.— r | Wood Vats, from 300%o 2000xallons Apply at N18 Ma iden | GLOKD AND SLLVER FLUIDS These maallic Ani hae A SURNISHED Parlor an Becroem on the first floor, | iS ee 2—bankable spurne AND MILLERS’ BANK, Hagerstown, Md. ics] Notes of this institution, ane 8 npone ge er sent dis- 1 moet tn SWAX WAFERS, oes | _N. B.—Gentlemen’s Clothing and Furnit miu alto 0, ba bought by | 321mm ‘Nove Wal i, 250 Teo ge ad Ses Bath Wace Re TE Moka | Altecsecs throtigh che Fore Ofice will be arionded to, 32 07.; 100 groas Blue jnl5 Im*me Age A on ND al Producti. Pearce & Co. basement. Gate HAVANA SEGARS—Of the new brands, | _ja3 Imtre El Jadio Errante, Pa faereee, and La Carlota, for sale ¥. MANCHO, at 65 Fulton street, Mau ae (Spanish Hotel, up stairs.) R—LAKE SUPERIOR. R SALE. A Permit of the United States Government Fe to Lnente Tap for Copper ore is fompeny. "Address D.C. 8 patite se ee Header DR.SALMON’S REMEDY '°: R disorders ro, Stomach, Liver and Kidne | te aabinied zyith indigestion, loes of appetite, h Mess Lt vitae nial | Mr. James L. Lyon, low Dwer P ones for biting =e mastication. A complete double set of best ‘mineral Teeth on fine ases Ant fe bem mineral Tooth, on fae 0 — Yor he he ch, aed end ies iden fg fine New semorativeinall ria on sgh Ha a a4 wae, Jaw, to be worn by eum | HENRY Bee” and in furare th ou Ts Ibe meee reach of art. $1 00 10'3 © | under tne hrm of PHOMAB, a8 aH — Stateand Country ECPHALO « A, Washingt Pie A Nd 0 na Bs 75 to 150 AB BATES BATE, | B.C-: Ayer Foe Brand fereet, Col i, On. at : Caual street and Broadway, ; jeauut stfeets, in Canaletrect Gece | New York, Sone teen lane, ner Pe 1 see, CA fits cocnee of see oan Siem SLEIGHING WHIPS. FINE assortment, jnolading somes Cty for gieby | eR fi fel yrieaae, Ania J inf re cOPT ae | en's) ee Big EBaoteey New Ba Pais ur eandin, ner Con Ay iN iL | to advantage, p WANTSapirestion se Manager of « Corton Mill, « man | iy d then pide ig og Tre nated, ui p ain 4 renee ised and Amer cin te | All orders throagh the Post Office, or otherwise, 3 aa Pea femt 3 Broadway; Cait eo ving. cha ondue- etablishments ta the United ten Addrew 3.0 ad this | attended to. wild GENTE, Goa™W. TONGS aint s i S| Orrick on Tae Mancarrine Morar I NE «UNG; gh tapes Island Insurance Oo. eae eld cp Hos cy 4 ital 200,000 Dollars. Company on the 3rd instant, a rH | tan wl met ing thie Emotions Pa Orrice 41 Fouton staret, Brooxiyy, | unanimously ol reece’ Wroeldost fa piace. of Lewis Ureesry, any a tages it only a single trial. mt Hes ir capital very nearly eto tike | reshaped: Ewis Gueaony waselected Vice President, iv ubtey per Gite yeu, warrant it. on ings, machinery, merchandite and property | ¥BPBI¥ eg by the resignation of Joseph | For holesale and retail, at | "tive greatest <outlegratons stint hve pret Sy order of the Trapeee akgitamery ‘ Pasar eau at | ir Wi tomer pa | lg aes ee it Boden and paid ae ee tee é! Prectamh soe ee finalinetitate, ui6 tm*re BO PELAMATER, President. few su weription notes, amounting to upwards, of Two EEDLES jald mise? Neary, Handred Thousand Dollars have been received, an AMES 8M BE one KEWARD will be piven | Sidiciome are ally being shade go ite asets JAY ni SMITH & SON'S well known and highly exteem- $100 YM? ei any Persou that will | | ‘The Company invites attentiOn to its plan of business,which | oy oe ality, 10 a larger and ‘mer I Viewer tan tine | if i believed, offers greater protection and larger returns to | uy imported into the eg, Id wholesale only, f Antica Flower Manufnetarers in the city, “Bahitiy | he tasured than any OU pp ig No. 72% Market street, Philadelphia. for ome moni “427 im*m pomas Hunt, Jas.MeCullough, ,Thos.Achelis, iiioieiall jal im*r 4 HE NATIONAL PRESS, y Langley, , Beptimns Crooks, "Geo. W. Taylor, HASTINGS" JOURNAL | FOR HOME Reposic Of Letters—A Hen a a , | ‘s COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. = Record of f favsing Brants To. be f THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE , in advance. ts Lid sale by MOORE & CO., es hone Proprietor. Subseriptions re: | Ann st a 123" DIVISION BT b STRINGER & CO. ‘221 Broadway, corner of Ann st. to odtaia this rehued, élegant, and from the first number, will subscriptions as above. om intos juscript: of Ornamental Penmanship, aoe Valentines, Red, J | vationasizes; 30 groee Indlitle ak forehand paration— warranted; 5000 | ear be By Bee ibe. BEALING WAX | all bet) the hi f 9 and 12 " | Jers supplied on liberal terms, it re decks gaggia bm of nd oe ob | | DAGUERREOTYPE. | |GE eat Farnishing Establishments and Sole Agency | VOLSTLAENDER'S APPARATUS, The genuine Voigtlnen Polishiny loroceo Cases, may be Procured at the subscribers), wholesale acd retail, by te PARTY % BECKYRS, 0 yonder NY. | Tiveek BATE, eurvivioa parte of the ir of ha LEFT OFF cast FURNITURE Ettwoon paren Be lwis*me | VAN sites and colors, "GBR & vita Gr beaatiful Tacles for R era suitable for one or eg sing! en. with meals pro. ‘ded in their apartment if require Warren street. | paust fe apeerance sank inate ai fine hold and Re pet oy cm we Fon gid eee ge ea al al PSE RO, ” | tile by the principal Booksellers and, Sati the PRUE Ne Beedrcy, —| manufacturers, j ¥ Pinca Brosdway.. Front and back Parvor on the fave doo, | sea” 3w're 116 John street —— —_ E | TAXES 1845 EXTRACTS | BIGELOW'S NORTHERN EXPRESS. OFFICE RECEIVER OF. TAXES, } FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. FOB Fitcebarg, NOTICE Bn A ie elttilen of one | UTWANDS of filty varieties of the choicest Extracts (a ada, <All Foe ty ab 7 ofthe will be made onal taxes re | aang OES HN Ex"ROUSSEL, 159 Broadway. and Vermont, Sir be faighfelly at nded fo if directed to the tee et HE LADIES TO THE LADIES. | | care of street, Boston. whi 3 7 t | ng any superfinous or cast off Clothing todis- | | eX BeBe sure to mark Packages to care of " Bigelo jel Site vealeen ees veh a wr Peceur da Fins 20 of, dies or. Go gan ob ur | ‘money onl: di. under joaey only received, wader, ta STE) circum: | AW’ AFERS, al pes bi tiergpe hn pel dnd Me be! country. Dea- | ,5, MaHAD atarer and Imports» 112 John street, oppos: yr AY is, als js and city wi + Pa he cher i iM V Free TER. aaa }, Travelling, Eveni coutivenese,worme\s | Mr 8. Broadbent, Columbia, S.C. eet materials, pot cp ithe mentlocsion abe and be CELEB ED cs ae has extra- Guale = eatyies ar are now for inspection and sali eee 1a private practice; an .B _Nogseel, New Orleans. res and quality of red at this extablish- all who have taker. 1t, that propre @ | Messrs. Johnson & Jacobs, New Orleans. 1.4 maul, entitie them to the notice of those about purchasing. | jatreduce if to the public generally. He assures any wufferer étaient a - ROWE, Merchants change, yc | Paar ove compara hat % Mp a a | change, Fhiledelphis. | ae intr iiliam street. ‘ } | et Rai 86 icuny, sa TR TERT QTICE—Thee porses taken TER, » OF an " CE— aration of it, and dows not prevent the closest attention | WIGS AND 'TOUPEES. Qo well ip all and exam | Business. ne toatanta ferencet given required. | BATCHELOR new iavented Wigs and Sealps so perfect- manufaclured by | ARLES KRING at he natural hair, a8 detection It is 7 not only cor of John st., Bole Agent for N.Y. matter of regret losing an indifferent head of ng it of , Set er eE SEL CEST | cpanel ath | and without any of a diicnlater ng Too . . and Water- cab 0 ROADWAY AND°CANAL STREET, | edat Wi ATEREL OWS, Lows, mall street, wear a Brondway, between Walkers re in seona Im psents TEETH and werrants them as good as the nata- fienowed! Ness 165 Broa.lway. jnl3 2w*i i JOSEPH Lewis Garcon LS 510) the 27th inst. at the store ot CHARLES TAVEN one of the VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Pita above ah | fibers | nuture, persous. Th gush or good security, .. box 1240, rost Office, will be attended to. S ECONOMY AND FASHION. - a ROBERTSON’S |B 1X HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY, 103 Street. Also, fhe denen Hacnrel gos kom seine a Oe ir the indica” department D, GEXTLEMEN snd, Families can obtain the fall value for | a of superinegs oli efiooes ey wish to dispose of, 76) who an AGENTS OE AAG! AGORS. CHEMICAT HAIK Li , Ot Be street, Alban’ baker? 00k ARE Ludlow, New York. | Rntor' 3 | QQ TONSof seraw Beards, spam Soa,” | | ignees, No. 22 William st. up stairs. j24 3'r of Af! RATE FARM—Belonging to the Estate | C. Harriott, deceased, formerly kcown as the Jere- “AY ‘Campbell Farm, lying on the Turnpike Road lead- runswick to from the for- | near by, has town, withia a of culti ¢ which is woodland, with an eae growth of the best kind | of wood; the reat of the Farm macmirable tiny ided by pature | jarn, with Stable; Cow House, rate from the Barn, Cribs, 7. well of excellent water 7 excellent Apple Orchards of | pation of Wm. Sherwood, Esq ; lot on Tease from t 's Snug rlarbor, at $75 per rannum ground rei f that iy e ith of January, ihe ber broperty is now offered for sale in order that the TosPGEN Es tas Mathers Gliton nna consol Cotte cantons Bee Cad ware tan coat. med, | estate amy benettied, iC not sod on or betore, sth Kebruary | of the Boston an Norwich and Worcester | illustrative of Astronomy a grineiple of | Rext, it will be offe public auction oa that day at the | | Railroad Compan: the Diol T Sphere also for | Merchants’ Exchange, New York,at 120’clock M. Oue half ith thes ray Derof colleges, common schools | of, the Purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage a 6 | | January Stirs | Pe For further particulars apply to George Clinch, £ Sonceceen With; Gp: paper, Unk pee aL NEW ESTABLISHMENT, | Bull's Head. jew Yorks. Fees Wi Ttehe oo tas Fete BRE | 126 1t*r 36 Wali street, New York. For the Exclusive Sale of Choice B. Freeman, bridge, j ¢ L 0. OF 0. F. PERFUMERY FANCY SOAPS, AND TOLLET | ‘s GEORG UR INGHE: Dxeeutrix. HE MEMBERS OF NEW YORK LODGE, ARTICLES, ELLISB. FREEMAN, $ Executors. | are requested to meet at their room National H eM HOLRsALE avy Rerat, jn22 tfeb13*me glglock this afternoon, to attend the funeral of A ef peesiner, who cannes at Geis Sle of the i | FOR SALE—The 3 story and attic brick hous- No. cota eieon, by ortas, A. HU! famery and Toilet Boape, and who was there awarded: fa aol Ninth recs, 4 doors Fa of Broadway, in the occu: | ouorable judges, a Golden Medal, has “opened | & T the burning of Iron Safes at Vaux! ality of Perfemery passed either in rp Gr | Yeare torun, with the wsual privileger a pas A Tatebaming of result was, poe 9 ees Be America. ‘would remark that his mery has th re B25 by 30, with counter cellar, . any TENT DOUBLE SALAMANDER SAF« preserve | advantage the foreign of being ily prepared, and that doors, plated furniture, reranaad in tee Te: a bok in the "arse | contents, while the contents of Safes known as Rich’s Im ov- | the unequalled op Posen he ensoyed of tearuing his artan | 4 pont a boa ty ed Salamander, and that of Wilder’s Salamander, made by the Lahooatery of Lengior Fore ct Ua, of which he was for pore pare by ANT! C Fing, aud warrauted as fire proof, were totally deatroyed, being | man¥ Years the, director, guarantees hie possession of « skill Pet ht a Eh vy N ; ‘amass of berain charcoal.” ‘The tr al Safes may be seen | equal to that of any at the Merchants’ Exchi He? Bae ‘at 12 o’eloc! nie, whom apply, or all's Ri 1A complete assortment of choice articles of the most cele- | 0, GER = aaa CLA! +» 60 Wall street. CARFEREACTORY On naee, OR TO LET. FOR SALE, A HOTEL, with a bar business suffi- me rent, together withall the necessary fur- e hi an_ comfortably apsommonnes 15 tein Broadway, and is well loea investment. The terms will be Price for lease, and furniture, &c., Any commands addressed to Coleman,” care of fe ti jald 2w*r for a sure and prot UFFS! MU RFS! URvansion: ‘D invite the attention comprises a complete Seovcnes poh variety, at very reduced Prices, by the quantity or single APPED HANDS ote AMANDINE—A the curtsin care ang prevention of Cha 1 No. 9 Duane street, basement Mis. M.8.COHEN. | DR. HULL’S TRUSSES eASBAMROM UPON brew edged bythe most eminent physic cater i fe a pa ewe A female in of i | LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE | WANT! LE, diyet mens f.'- VER he rook yn; bout ten | os — | AMUSEMENTS. LAPES? INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Wasuineton, Jan. 24, 1846. News has arrived in this city, to-day, from Mexi- | co, stating that the revolution is complete, General | Paredes having taken the reins of Government, without a strnggle. it is said, aleo, thet Paredes | refuses to recognize Mr. Slidell. { merely mention | th’s for fear your papers should fail. You will pro- bably have tull on ils in the pa sae was issued this mera from the Intelligencer offi Mr. Buchanan gave a splendid party last sett at Carusi’s saloon. | will give you something more | about this, by the next mail. The vote on the rejection of Mr. Woodward, a8 Judge of the Supreme Court, was twenty for him, and twenty-nine against hint. They were all demo- crats who voted for him. BOWERY THEATRE. A. W. JACKSON... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. SEVENTH NIGHT OF, On THE, N NEW GRAND WIZARD OF THE WAVE, Or—The Avenger Ship. Monday Reena ony 46, Rptformed; for the in entirely tical Mystical Woes saith incidevis, powerft jal i eee 0s astouishing effects, THE wizard ‘OP THE WAVE, hee be new * + eer ek Panos ra. Phillips ASHINGTON, Jan, 24, 1846, As “Lower mi 50 cents—Second and Third Tiers, 25 cts.; Last evening the steamboat Chesapeake, from Elr3 Doors will ore at Richmond, Va., after having made her way,up the is THEATEH 5 : Potomac through the ice, and landed safely at the FIRED AbPEARANCE oR ah ed | wharf all her passengers ‘and their baggage, sprung | a leak, filled and sunk in eight or ten feet water, tide down—bottom of the boat supposed to have been fracturedfby the ice. All the Techni tha city are in requisition this evening for Mr. Buchanan’s ball and banquet. * It is tobe abumper. We shall. have something to say about it to-morrow. ° 4 . News of the arrival of the Hibernia in—and of Peel’s re instalment. WasurneTon, Jan. 24, 1846. Despatches were received to-day from Mr. Sli- derful Whoes Jamal Powers h FIRST NECRO. To tHe Crrizens o New Yorx— ROFESSOR FRANC: brated Chevalier | first performance, bex had the honor of’ app likewise in all the a sae Busy te monials wh icagk vite AL Magic hi id sngsba ne nye the Pat, Tia Yor Pour Nights and | eis Grieg at Mexico on the bth at, whieh state Un ‘ednei any, Ji poe and the Aided | | that Paredes had entered that city a few. days pre- Saturda HIS PALACE OF" any Aad Saterday Famed Mage Mirror, wherein RON SEORMATIONS AND CHANGES, nd quick conceptions. is Novel and Brilliant tutertainmeut will be divided | "AND | vious, in triumph, overturned the existing govern- | ment, and proceeded to organize one in its stead. No resistance was offered his entry. He has re- fused to receive a Minister from thie country, so into Two Parts, of which the fall particulars will be published | | that Mr. Slidell is now perhaps on his way home. "eiries ef admission to Boxes and Parquette,5@ cents. It is said that England is at the bottom of this Doors open at halt-past 6, and pertormaace will commence | aitair, atTorclock. sur OS BOWERY AMPHETHRATEE AMPHI-THEATRE | There is the d——I to pay here at this time, in the ROCKWELL 383" PONE MANAGERS. | Democratic party. The cliques opposed to the Ad- | monday, > Tuesday and Wednesday &venings, | ministration are bent upon breaking it up, nolens vo- ncertainments weil porta <a | lens. Father Ritchie is out of favor with them, and After which—Sublime Living Pi by the Whole must be crushed beneath the pressure of the power sort i ‘amilla Gardaer—Aly is now bearing down upon him. About twenty Sonsstar tts thrilling Wil Senators signed a paper, within a day or two, to Beene bY 7 aes Been Knights of Hol throw up the Union, and withdraw their patronage Master Nev from it; but, one member from that bi ly having Revolving Horsemanship by ‘Mr, D. GarduerAchill refused to do the same, it has been eithew, for the present. You see, from this. thetI have been upon the right track for six weeks past, when | an- nounced a coalition between the Benton, Van Buren and Calhoun factions to crush Mr. Polk, This has grown out of the independent course that the Pre- sident has taken with respect to cliques, and his de- nial to them of the right which they have seen fit to concede to themselves, of dictating terms to him. The President has only to stand fast to the great leading principles of nationai and international poli- cy which have brought him into power, and throw himself upon the people for aid in this crisis—the most trying, perhaps, that he may encounter during his thea roer term—the people will cheerfully re- Mr. Scenes ‘fromthe PICKWICK CLUB, by Mr. T. Moseley ith a variety of other entertainments. Boxes 25 cents; Pit 1244. Doors open at tote 7 o’elock. 25 4 oy Bz APIILADELPHIA, WELCH MANN AND DELAVAN ; Is opened througliout the Winter Besson witha brillant com! tion of unapproachable Equestrians, Voltigeurs, and ta garivaled even in the wreat Equine Temples of fad Hoel, e, happy to state to the public, that ny wed the far fa aes Rivers Family, and they will ap- pe of their Equestrian, Polandric and Acrobatic Feats Ingen they are so justly celebrated. ey ts of an advertisement will barely admit of a des- exintive int of some ofthe highly gifted rss of chia great | SHON JP Nie peel, and overthrow te aioe. | estabhanment: ty THE FEMALE CLASS. understand has now been determined upon—and | MRS. HOWARD, Firat Scene Equestrian. drive dissension from his own councils, before he MRS. E. WOODS, an Allamande and Two | Tight Hope Dancer and | fanciful and MIs! Principal Mal trians ‘incipal Male Eanes lorse Equestrian, Equestrian, embodying © variety of 4 Mythoig eal charters proceeds to prune the fungi from other parts of the ody politic. ‘The Herald must take the lead in this battle of EV1 NORTH and T. V. | the factions, and settle the question before they KN ¥ come to war. It i ¥ the oon ae mbes ee oe First Eq Ps c. Twe and Four Home art a ‘Positionist, J.J. | | ote by the “eee * oreigan eg A | Mr. Buchanan will now, no doubt, go upon the His pupils are W. Cincade and Little F, Pastor, | bench of the Supreme Court, and remain there in bdeags rt uoral Characters, BB + eae | peece the rest of his days of single’ blessedness, un- First Vaulter of the Troupe, MR. McFARLAND. less called out by some fair one, to preside over the ue ron aa G-punaee | family union, which such connexion might create. oWitlng Master \CHOLLS. " BYery whig voted 8 ainst Whod ward. He had Professional Comis ye opeiete ” MESSRS, DTCKENSON, | only nineteen democratic votes, an ese were vy OF, Wee HAVER and KELLY. fail and | Siven him more out of comy iment to the President, ent led by Me M Ens, ‘vogir whose nomination he was, than for any love of the ty I ir. MYERS, Jate of the Lig Theatre. ov “The numerous nie J. ALLEN. fetid principles of “Native Americanism.’ The Pes Sag ce Marcus Morton, of Boston, and Henry Horn, of | FREER eee egy ag t+“ | Philadelphia, will be rejected. Upwards of sixty members of the Pennsylvania Legislature, have protested against his confirmation. ARIEL. ‘Wasuinaton, Jan. 22, 1846. I owe a thousand apologies to her Excellenza, Mrs. Polk, for the haste with which I jumped to the conclusion, in my letter of yesterday, that there would be no regular assemblies this season at the PI | White House. The little reliance that I place upon ences, addressed “' Kemble,” will be attended to. 3263t*m_ | the statements in the Union, makes me seldom _ MADAM J. LAZARE | look into its columns for local intormation—and ive. gGiand Vocal and Instrumental Concert st | hence the oversight of not learning by it that last Nib 0" on Tuesday evening, 27th instant, iated by the following eminent artists, who have most kind: | night @ debut in the fashionable entertainments of Frivolantsered their valuable service R, FIFTEEN YEARS OF A SAILOR'S LIFE! Or, the Lights Ev aioe of the American Navy. The Bo oes auahesd ofthe yi Le untit 4 moi dreloek, PM, fnhere avery attention will be pard to the public Doors open at half-past 6, performance to commence at 7. PRIVATE THEATRICALS. select number of Ladies and Gentlemen having formed a manent Dramatic Association, in & high Sees | itaation, woul Ladies or mntlemen of ‘ications for membership, statin al name, with refer 8 J. NORTHALL TR the season, was to come off, under the auspices of MESSRS. U. 6 itisfow her democratic majesty. G. BRISTOW, PRWORT, The gathering in the East room was pretty full, G. LODER, | but not so brilliant as might be. There was not a foreign minister to be seen, and but three or four coats with a button upon the collar. The Cabinet, too, were rather remiss in their attendance, for | which they deserve to be put in Coventry by the | lovely lady of the mansion. Gov. Marcy, who isa strict observer of court etiquette, was there, with a new pair of pants, upon which I did not discover so was George Bancroft, the Secretary of the Navy. The ladies were making special in- os for Mr. Buchanan. mce seemed to onl some of them gre What A. BOUCHER, ‘ 5 Special Violoncello Solo to the King of Spain, Ferdinand VII. | ie2te ‘Who wili preside at the Piano Forte. NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. HEWITT’S ORATORIO OF “JEPHTHA.” HE. performance of this Oratorio, which was postponed | lage evening in consequence of rm, wil! take place at the Tabernacl inst. | | any patch ; ly. One said, “ i ae world has kept that eo bachelor away from ‘of a aes oF us to-night ; I think if he were here, 1 might | an impression upon heart” Mr. Walker was Mr.J.H, Hewitt | engaged in demonstrating the absurdity of mini- id found a proof of it in his own le | ees and therefore concluded it were felkecve Temain at home, arranging the tanfl, than run the risk of being lost in the crowd. Cave Johnson was ‘The perft iy is eS mmog members of unre Society are eat ‘meet at the Tabernacle at 7 o'clock on Monday evening, without further not! sas Nabi ot all sed ‘and | also among the missing. Cave isa rigid economist, I streets J. B. Flan. and goes against useless expenditures upon all ocea- the door of the Fabernec sions. He thought, perhaps, that his presence at | the levee might give encouragement to prodigality LOOK AT THIS. in the w und or two extra of spermaceti ; FREE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING, aud'eo absented himself to con over the returns At the RECESS, 187 Broadw inten. She ee HIS is e of the pleasant places of resort resort ju thus | nase . Cave is a man of letters. e city, an those w who Une rs like rational aerate, wr not | dies, bless them, looked well, and just as if they bedi inted in the Ee arg served had come out of a milliner’s bandbox. Some very dav. inh Chowder on Sav ‘and Turtle Boup on Titian’s Vi ‘eo the ‘The above establish fitted up in neat them must Noten ee oa A, forpestohe |, by the , Week, at_ voluptuous es SSH ted rig oat | ee all that the admirers of the fine arts roth desire. Colonel Grandin, of your city, the first, observed of all ‘observers ; 'S BALL. lg ed is fine whis- HOBE wishing h ome Soquets for IS above Ball, or L cider atthe Office of the Farmer aud Mecbater169 Nasema Kors, fulland ruddy fage, and 5 caemeniy altro, street, or per despatch post to the before 4 o'clock, made him the aa jong which iil be te punctually attended to anddelivered ia any pert gender. The marine band was there, ina hand- Suey bf D, Florist, some blue uniform, under the command of 7th street, East of 4th Avenue. —Grape Vines triantn dl ts the Bot Samavar 6th popall 526 t*r SCANDINAVIA. mitable Italian master, Joseph Luchesi, and ‘ead vened the joys of the evening by sweet strains martial and concert music. charges Ji 1 The President and lady did the honors of the eve- Trier ne Mitta Kooy “ No.8 Brouwer ning with Il the éclat and elegance of refined lite. FF Vetsog, ‘No. ter uicon street earner of Goldy FiSehott, THY, ed by bela Mg sn i ea en No. 115 street, and / scorner of Broome rounded by brilliant frou mond and Elid: streets, or from ‘either of the Committee of At- About 10 o’ Malock, , the ident and Mrs. Madison, rangements 7 AMES FER Nis Laie a = isan cece lady, al a east room, . FIRST aes My RIFLEMEN’S the thing ‘was very well, but might have beer’ bet: ter. t the President only announce that he will nba “i i ete will tabe pisee | furnish i iaranuadle and cake at his next levees, and I committee will guarantee a full attendance. Brandy and se- gars can be supplied to the heads and tails of bu- reaux by Martin, and smoking 1m the east room then may be prohibited. I would oes visiters to 0 bareheaded there for the gat if oy want to ‘eep their beavers; for such a fe si hats, caps, cloaks and canes, at the conclusion of the business, no one ever witnessed betore. The fur was made to fly in all quarters, without hone a ned of the following committee : ie Greenwich st. ridge, st. mas aa pees Serre Paynton, (om, 30 W ‘es hartes D. Stiles, Gothic Hall, 31 Hieary Walker, 359 Grand ae WG, Brimlow, 39 Uherry ne, I believe, exchanged old hi PA = ‘Pa her, Grognvich st pn Panga hats for old} so that your rind ISS Norris Zt Stanton street spondent himeelf had to up with one an inch 413.23 jan 3.15 56,27 20" and a halt less in circumference around the band than what his cranium has been accustomed to bear. [have a mind to send in my bill to his Excellency for anew hat; but as Mrs. Polk has thrown off the hue strait jacket ot Puritanism, { won’t be so selfish at MR. H. COLLINET, IRECTOR of the Orchestra gi a Victoria’ Balls, Buckingham — and ¢ rt vo Me fiends and ‘the irabhe srrival in Sew" and begs, to jaform them, this time. She must allow, however, a few sets of pared 5 Daneaates Ridssset We reckdon ht. te ‘ores quadrilles, and lead off a country dance herself to Jai lw'm the tune of “ Roger de Coverley,” or else the young 5. élite will abandon her soirées. I understand the committee of the Senate, to whom was referred Sy ocaw ate ig gt thi sterda: ere . orted seins rn ibe Senaie yesterday, between M WAT and Mr. a aaa the proposition of Mr, Fairfield to increase the navy. Mr. Alle Allen was deration of the question un- tiie | a Scary. ons to. Leap be: come agi th: same time with his resolution of eners! ansore Allen contended that there ought to pe eet carne proper ‘az somes assigned for increasing the navy, and ht that unless we had a prospect of war with ogiand, the proposition ought not wee He in- MUSIC. PRIVATE PARTIES ATTENDED ER & REBHUN, somep ped 7 itt! 416 im*re GHICKERING’S PIANO pe Brondws WAREROOMS, Te geen aes as at my eesory fa Boots MR. JULES FONTANA 5 Price $ ee | 65 and 63 Qwre etreet. hie | is ome yon bas extabluhed this expenditure was of with a no Fofte ar eridence is at ‘Ne. od Stel oe an commercial localities, and Broadway. orig oun ji 2w*m pot for any general advantage to the country. The 3, navy, as it now oan, sufficient for the peace 4 estal blishment ; and if this proposition be intended pass until after the — easure, it ought not to footie go aation In the event of ad ot the resolution of notice. TAUGHT ON THE LOGERIAN SY! ped we is well expery fp, teaching, saree ed ry D panery dy to go in for the Sis othe ‘her alle ingen os reniee for every arm om the national the exigencyjo! ne cee ogee UTION. fee could not sustain the present propos ion, Ble ELOC! DWARD MATURIN, A. M.. informe thors coupled with that of giving ving England Dit Shree, rage te have learned that | Recent receive Bose Cinsees at od | fr. rane 0008 te forage ‘Woodward's AIG +