The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1846, Page 3

Were American; and in 1 20,280 bales, of which | 24,780 bales were American. Estimating the total week- ly consumption in 1846, at 39,860 bales, of which 27,866 bales Ameri the stockon hand the 3ist Decer- ber, 1845, would have been equal to about 32 weeks cor- sumption. Of the 1,574,670 bales of cotton consumed in tions. On the whole, the cotton business this year, both at home and abroad, bids fair tobe highly healthy and pro- fitable. A very large demand is anticipated in Great Britain for cotton manufactures from the East, ensuring 8 large consumption, and a good trade. It is anticipated that speculators will hardly make their appearance un- til quite late inthe season, when there may be some ad- vance in quotations. It is confidently predicted that prices have touched botton for this year. A decline ‘one, out of the ques, ial advance will be that seems to be considered, by e' tion; but whether or not any mat experienced, dopends so much upon contingencie: it is difficult to arrive at any conclusion. Vld Stock Exchange. Great Britain in 1845, 1,288,590 were American descrip. | ee U quis ata Bens te io Joon NY State 7s, Ae Tot + 130 Farmers) Trust 4000 do 10 do 1900 NY Ci 50 do 17000 Ohio 7s 150 5000 do 6s, "60 2000 ds 5000 0 50 14600 Tndiana bds, 35 yrs 150 East Boston Co 1000 do | yrs 50 L I RR 18000 Penn Se ope 450 3600 lo ong 450 56 lo ope 70% 150 150 35% 100 810 5534 50 do. td 450Nor& Wore KR 66 01 * ~~ do 657% | 100 U S Banic 125 65 bo ee Viekshes Bk = 810 65: bi 1S) Ohio'L, & Trust 150 si0. 6 | 100 Morris Canal 225 b10 66 do 530 58 i do 360 58 i do FY 30 bim 50 do 100 im 60 50 do 100 30 5936 300 Canton Co 100 59 40 do 100 bong 200 = do bio do b30 59! 150 do 25 Housatome RR 28 20 = do 65 shs L Island RR $5 58 50 “do bis 55 in 100 do 810 56 10 50 Nor & Wore RR bis a5 37 % do b30 a5 40 m Poy do s de $0 Harlem RR ae 90 Morris Canal 0 50 Farmers? Loan we do New StockExchange. W5shs UB Bank b3 5 75shs Canton Co 28 Viekabung Bank do #8 Morrie Canal % 33: Fe lo s3sr=es s 15, @ Tuesday b3 oN aBux % Formers’ ‘Trost 4 ce bs 810 lo do do do do do Harlem RR do do Tuesday nen 8 age = 8 b3 bew bs G oggegeurzzeessey. ® seesesssessessssesnsd: sesessesis By Sages OR 2 Mar-led. On Monday afternoon, January 26th, by the Rev. W. Everett, Mr. Joun M.Hucxze to Miss Ruru Cooney, all of this city. Died. On th ith instant, after a se and protracted ill- ness, which she bore with christian fortitude, Mra, Max- Garnet O’Suttivan, (relict of the late James O’Sullivan) former of the city of Cork, Ireland, in the 56th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of her sons, Daniel, Jeremiah and James, also, the ‘ ot Friends of ireland,” are respectfully mvited to atten: the funeral, afternoon, at 3 o’clock precisely, from 101 Cedar street. On Monday the 26th instant, of a short and severe ill- ness, Samuni. Brown, aged 87 years and 3 months, long a member of the Society of Friends, in this city. The relatives and friends, also, the members of the Friends Society, are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence No. 23 McDougal street, on the fourth day 4 28th instant, at 12 0’cleck, M., without further iuvi- At : Newark, on the 26th instant, Mr. Grove, after an illness of a few hours, aged 51 years. On Monday morning the 26th instant, Humruney Ba: xert Heywoon, aged two Funeral on Wednesday, At Charleston, on the 18th instant, Jonny R Paestex, formerly a resident of New York. gag son of H. B. Heywood. ‘Weekly Report of Deaths. Im the city and county of Now, York, from the 17th day of January to the 24th day of Ji 31 Men:3¢ Women Boys, 3 3 Gine=Total a7. ing, sumption, 26; Convulsions, Diarrhawsa, 2; Dropsy, the chest, D: o Fever Puerpe™ scarlet, fever, uervous 1; ‘Heart, di Inflammation of brain, 8; 1 inflammation of chest, ; Ieflammation of pericardium, ‘Mortification, eal ‘T; Premature birth,-4;, Rheumauism Pox, 11; Stillborn, 10; Resthing 1. Axe—Under 1 ito 2 ‘20; 2: 10 to 20, 5; rear, 5 toll 60 to 70, 2; 70 to0, C CELEBRATION OF THE BIRTH DAY OF THOMAS PAINE! bd Friends of Liberty, Equality and Independence, who desire to commemorate’ the r of * Crisis” and the “ Rights of "are invited to participate in a Ball and Supper, at the Coliseum, 450 Broadway, on the 29th instant, that bet ng che the h ‘Auniversary of the Birth Da mm Him who sai world is my co’ ne to do gor ad ickets can Office of ihe Be n, No 3 Frank: lin Square, aud of the Committee. ER OGAGN 527 10th WM. CL. FANCY BIRD STOR ARCHIBALD GRIEVE, undersi tly jude aise ef fhe hi atock of i 8 extel D oa inci § oo rad i iat sre va Sparrows, En, variety of the a }witzerland, the a smallest brees iy be bere compensate fully f te Tgcatay CAE RES was cane dat dtmolved by hereafter a oar : ness wi bl be. ero iber, jam ely authorized to settle the nf rs of the late concerts. JUARKY, panes ae 59 I 1 ane Sable, No. a pAmity streets ‘ JAMES QUARRY.” CHA! ! Tie CROTON BATH, Situated corner of Catharine ee and East Broadway, to Let, and Fixtures for Sale. ‘ossession given immediately. ‘Enquire on the premises. Pooriwe re VALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS. "[TUBNER & Ripe ms Ke 4 Chatham street, hav. ‘opened their ‘assortment of Valentines and Valentine \ riters. For splendor, me, and cheapness, we eo the Gree [fe ~ a trade, is our roy Briers from the te Catatr ‘iended to promptly ELL & ‘&BRor! Reus, Speeds and bmporters establishm FRESCO" BAPE RS. athe ses! ould iS sul Te wi ee, + Pusary and Colas & Lae Figen for Hall Also, Cunraty Parens je for Windows. A ‘of Rooms, Halls, ke. promptly attended to by care- Jountry Seger dealers will find it to their ad- vantage * ae wa & BRI cay el No 137 Broadway, ibove Td City Hotel. ist of Drawers and Shelving for sale as abov DR, JONES, DENTIST. Pr teet ted ‘AND’ CANAL STREET, erst and warrants them as good asthe natu- epeantnirs ee ren on A ise splat $50 00 A set Teeth, for he trper ‘nw, to. be wor by 0 0 $1.99 t0 5 00 Id, 75 to 1 50 oth, from Teeth with from Canal street and Brosdway, mien | ber—comer slg oh very seeommo. portation inso this port from I shaboe. bs “4 tquel itagt superior te the Ronavtenne Drove wo be et te. | parts of “Afrien has been so ek Guano from other ge fas been ut ip ae ight ask mm Seg joss of ammo- a7 OLLINS & 2 Se South itreet. 1 that T. iimeegonn ise fe ca is produ | Croton # oatiny | for Baths and pi | nantes to ALL, | (THE Advertiser of isi established; iets aperie inthe Ct t Pea Oe i ball ee! revground’ or act as Cia anc es ene ex aber Salary yo inn objec Ne ts to charseter wil be + per he Advertiner has no cum: and” woh ime (0 dhe intereat of his employer. A note . Office cf the New York s:ereld, until Feb, hall be Jrukond ta. 327 Br ‘W ANTED—A Situation by a respectable Young Woman, Chambermaid, or to tak e care of chili "Apply at 366 Brosdway, in the besementeo” ee? in the bi WANTED. sement. j27 3t*re moderate. OP RREE or font Copper £ 4. ree or four Iron differeut 3 Pood Wats, from 300 t0 2000 gallons Analy ang three or fo 320 Lwere Fe ORGTA LUMBER COMPANY yore ace TED at Xs per cent discount, by ECK 301 At FORAISNED Parlor aud Bedroom on the first flooi ‘ble for one or two sing! utlemen,'w.th meals pr ied nth their apartment, if req red i—at 44 Warrea street. i rO Let- 1U) ET OOMS a cre ‘gt Mresdyrey.- Pros: nt Wee Pine ne Eanes 20 Iwer L087 5 benk Book No. 5033, of the Bowery Savin ‘The finder is requested to leave it at No.6 Allen at the Bank, No 128 Bowe: i277 K*re OST Op Thursday evening: Jan: #2, on the Bloom dale rond, Stuf bie finder willbe liberal warded by | t the Astor Hor i 0 5 Wallstreet, ne aA sam TO HAT TERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL | fi Salesman in | Gentleman is desirous, to obtain a situ ions . : id Practically acquaint id have no objection to fin’: . iy gg =f ein ae | ry, ans is study to nich fadhy pnd for th ad) f hii harge hi: ea er. A line adore ir, will be eames .. epot, No. 3 Courtlandt street. ‘The Subscribers or) inventors and manufacturers of the genuine Walnut Oil tary Shaving Soap, w parat ing greatly enlarged our fac fo execzte any orders in our line. hand hi hly scented Almond, Ro: ulsor, Palm and Toil t Soaps; extra Pale Family and SE 1 Soap Th Soup, anew and splendid article, acm use, warranted ni produce a rich ani Pisanent _ ~9 keneral asso tment of and Domestic, selected nd pr rue w uy our celebrated Crystalline Candl Torether & igued by wel belon andancther by thoes elon ig to Ottiee ol the Now York Eveuig Poot Daily Express, Morning News, andat the office iro nity Church, C ASH ADVAN( gon of merchan¢ hue (ieSifeTarme 192 Front street. CHEAPEST AND DBESNG INSTRUCTION IN. Academy, 1 Brosdiany, ouposite John street, Suj panier how) Elegant Commercial System of WRITING, to be t ntinue tobe (aug (during his stay in New York,) of EVERY ack, Day or Eve: in Twelve Lessons, for the small ch ~ ‘Onty Five Dotan imtshing Writing Master, promises and cua. old or young, to impart a BEAUTIFUL, FREE, 10U8 and FASHIONABLE style of Peumauship, no ILLEGIBLE oF CRA: pene EASY L “Boo Bs Mn. Bristow, Fi be the EBEONS F ‘OR $3 00 ONLY! Pine and SHort H. a thoroughly. te lessons given. Families and Schools attend. 321 Sawim*re BIGELOW’S NORTHERN EXPRES: pe Fitehbarg, Keene. Greenfield, Brattleboro, Winds: Woodstack, Montpel id Bu ‘All Packager, and vermont, wil be y carey WB —Be sure to musk Packages 16 care ge tows press ™ $10,000, $3,000", Seo00 ‘$5,000, 94,000, $3,000 $2,000, , $1,800, $1,000, TOLENDY NON BOND 8 . mopey: on gg0d product or Brooklyn. Apniy tbs BHO. office of Pearce & Co. basement. N. B.—Call between ee hours of 9 and 12 o’ eee or be- tween 2 and 4 o’elock P. M. 522 Im*re TNUINE HAVANA SHGARS—Or G El Judio Hrvantey ba Amesoun end La Carlovs, for sats M Nas owtre eM MANCHO, at 65 Fulton street, (Spanish Hotel, up stairs.) SLEIGHING WHIPS. A FINE assortment, Aaya some pay fast, for 523 istfre sale by ‘ELLIS, S ‘and 260 Broadway. AGENTS FOR THE Pe eae HAIK INVIGORATO}! REMEDY for A reach of art. Prepared solely r ’. Stateand Country Agents —O. Fah t Cos Weshing D.C.; Ayer & Phelan, 76 Broad street, Columbus, Ga.; comer of Tenth and Chesnut reat Philadelphia; iH corner of Court and Howard joston ; V. B Eseciennel Beaver street) Albany c. ulton sireet, Brooklyn; 8 Co 8 Tousey, Charleston’ Hotel, 3. Y PHALON, Porter in » ant. No objections to any part | Lined Vats, from 200 to 1000 gallons; Apply at No. 159 Maiden Bank. Feet, OF competent the sare me this Svars, ESSENCES AND PERFU MERY, of ri 7 i lie ‘Wwe warrant fs Cite all other pre- are prepared Ld have, Sonerantly, on ter 7 MORTAGE—The bove | real estate in this city , No. 1 Wall at. in the | rs La Carlota, for sale all diseases Sete seca Hair, and its restorative inal cases yee baldness is not beyond the BALL pease FIFTY PER ata Mt UNDER HE COST OF inf Raja be peer ROBERTS Wate to “pe te that having cael reel auction, offer a maaalioess selection gs and Even the above temendous redu Hi quantity of Em 1g Dresses at also calls attention to . on inspection it is n any in the city. 3 BROA WAY im ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE W AND WY AB. ISCOVERY, being « Liquid Dye, which instantaneously changes the color of | the har beautiful brown or black, without injury to | hsir or skin. “The great aupericrity of this Dye, cousirts in its | guy mode of apolcation, and Instantaneous cfiect—alll oe | dye: ring trom ten to twelve honrs to produce any cure Tees eror ee sealenee will beapparent toevery one upon a plicati from, the Philadelphia Deily Sun he The effect of the ‘above on t pe Extract Ny ee ihads hi ia Dally Foram:—! intauces have recent! dtotheir hair the valuable obaphe—a new and val- led to produce the de- | by. & Co. draggusts, 110 Broadw: House, aud. 856 Broadway, comer 14th st Willis at; Johnson, Moore & Trylor,t Maiden P right & Co. 2 Cedar street; and of the principal druggists throughout the United Bates oF of sole a ik. & A: WIGHT, 238 uth cp tre uct ‘s proper control. Forsale in 97 Nassau st. Herald Buiding and ta most other Book Stor also, by the Editor, 2 3 22 Iw*rh "AYTON LOZENGES—A pleasant. safe, and ¢ jeases of the urinary ard genital organs, ivess, Ke. Price S734 cents; warrant Ror sale at Messrs, Fahuestock's d 77 Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally. onort| hoea, | to cure in ef For EY ESTABLISEMENT, he Exe Sale Wiseete oe iat PT HE subscriber, who exh richn Institute, the much admired display of c! fumery and Foilet Soap, and whe was there ararded, byt bathe orable jus le as opens establi mentin this city at No. ie Breed Pee wre he of C ec ity of Perfumery not tobe Petters je would remark that his, Perfumery tage over the foreign of being freshly Dreyar Srereales cerntettn peers rine the Laboratory of Laugier Pere et ii ifn many years the, direetor, guarantee faual {o that of any European Perfamer, mplete tment of choice articles of the most ¢: brated foreign houses, will at all times be kept on hand, thas enabliug hie cuatomeje to compare and to choose, and hy has 20 m ARTICLES, suitable for the ary oaching Renders sul joes not advertise Soap which will change onMICY nko beauty, and Old age nto youth, or” Fomatume which wil dent virtue of creating new or- the growth of the hair. ‘These raiaeleg he Reaves for a; butte does pretend to offer ‘TOILET i entifically compounded that no unneutralized sinter Tenino iret she moat delicate akin. rnd te offers « moat elegant prep tation, a0 highly recommended by an accomplished. aut of Americayhis AMANDINE, intel wil preveut or cure | most inveterate chappiog «tthe of the skin. offers h ed SHAVING CREAM, an arti afte tied, wil always be present in © CSsmeric CREAM, so invaluable an appli after shaving, a much more elegant pre pared tion to Paration than aC He offers for the thing emoluient pro Kiet and tonic to functions by sickness and well-known | ch, and in prepared, heat, s0 careful as not to endanger the peculiar organ: virtue of which it differs from other substances o| character. wall, Milhaw, C Chat his goods, he can refer to Messrs. Aspin- ilton, and many others of the most respect able chemusts of ity, who for the last several years hi vended articles of | his mat . qualit any article does not give isfaction, lingly, but also thankfully be Rice bacl anxious t aire for his establi Liberty an and 114 Chesnut street. Phil THE PARISIAN SECRET. UST PUBLISHED, a New Translation from the d “The Par It Preservation:” a pet rseshes, under il cfreaumecayor versally understood aud employed ‘bymen of fashion in Pans London, and other r large ¢ BY ALEXANDER LEBAUM, M. D., | Member, of the Faculty of Medicine of Las a ng to the | || Hospital—Knight of the Legion of Honor, ke., ke.— Spats. + mont, Legal Deputy for Dr. Le | baum, 130 Washington ion, Brice 63 cata et mec mp Post pad, two copies f £53 Al Co rjpele i only by WYATT & ae | UM 121 Fulton 3 Whiladelghia, ‘olon & Adriance, in the Areade, Chesom it at. dig’ im*r - | CROSS’S SPECIFIC MIXTURE. HE Medicine that never was known to fail ; for raid at 192 Broadway, egruer of John street, only. 12 1m' VALENTINES! ae) mere SILVER FLUIDS.—These we! ja20 3" C. Duboice, New Prt Landing, Ulster Co.; A. & Maminated M beantifal aren, ‘Dray Hudson. N.Y. a) (em nuseripts, are beautiful articles Gity dernte 118 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N, Y.; | r $ornnmeng Pan uch as Valentines, 3,41 Coddington, Ai street, corner | of cy a Arerarie ancy Bare Re ta" Cand areets AB. Sands & Co., 273 Broadway; arroll & Co | manufa | Murray street. Imtec | | Patriotic woh og es of the Au- Gs” HA! COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! ‘ort sale by MOORE & CO., the American Ann street, and Elliott, 173’ DIVISION STR ET, op- epee ae, né Im je THE NATIONA) ESS, Of Lettere—A in A pike al FOR —, aa Record of Ar: ror of Passing Events.—To ppblished orery: ry ny Two Dollars a Year, in ad: ionae P. and Proprietor. ceived at th ofies St publistoa, Bn ‘RINGER & CO. roadway, corner of Ann at. , (7 Those who desire to a this refined, el ea Family N wapaper their names and subscriptions as above. MUS) Be | RMAN COTILLION BAND weed vag hg , ia form thet fienda and the publi, tat the. are red jay at is and private it lewest wi itz, Gallop, Polkas, by Musard,’ Strauss, i Soul bia y ‘he ‘Band consists of from two to twenty-fi with hee ‘coompanimest Orders will be attended toa the | shortest notice, withou Fore Me JOHANN MO Harp and Piano Forte, on reasonab Him street. ARTIES farnished with eoste paw inaprumen, Wy etd 150 East bp corner of Hi le terms. Inquire at No. jd 1m*m id Vi “WHitwol ORTH, No No. MUSIC. JOSEPH KAMERER’S MUSIC FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, CAS fet be pe cnaneed by applying at 138 PRINCE STREET. MUSIC. PRIVATE FARTIOS ATTENDED SCHNEIDER ag REB —a UN, 16 Im*re ents, 42 New York. Price $1 a bottle—Six bot- Subscriptions re- Te legant, and e first number, will | jutment, attended with Fiske | . UNCK i Bivens | A io G. AVLIFFE, No. 127 fim skreee, iT imtre TAXES 1845. rr ICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, Pusuic Buitones, Pan BA UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that be made on all taxr tances. Syea0 tisFeb + INK, SEALING WAX, Warne 35 Gross Steel Pen Black Writing lak, 2, 4, 6, 32 02,; 100 gross Blue, Red, Ji and cop Varionssizes; 150 groes Inde! | paration— warranted yy ae FS i oes ibs. 3 SEALING at » Various qualities, rarinitea exalt in the comntry. Dea- on liberal ‘orm, at low THADDEOS BAVIDS, Manufacuturer and Importer, 112 John street, opposite Cliff. DAGUERREOTYPE, in3 Im*re “a8 for the sale of VOIGTLAENDER’S APPARATUS, mine Pee pater ler Apoersine, 8 also the Bre Plates, a ke: he’ | maybe pencated ox the eabeartints Weeeedle cot Coll BS we “ANGENHEIM, GE Nite « HEBhiesary | men toaet as i . Liven, Mr B'Brosdbent, eh Mr. James P- Petty, Charleston, 8: C, Noessel, New Orlean Messrs. Johnson & Jacobs, New Orlean ‘W.'« F’LANGENHEM, j10 im*re Exchange, Philadelphia. Capital 200,000 Dollars. Orrick 41 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, gon os take CHICKERING’S PIANO-Fi FORTE EE WAREROOMS, HE PUBLIC ann pill ‘ga pareein ete aie amore ‘ment of Grand aud Square Piano eS same price ; W: DELAMATER, President. ‘as at my Factory in im*r jal3 bmi . C. FINN, Secretary. the purpose 0 Forte. His residence ar Broadway, A CARD. '0 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. ME TAUGHT wi 4 THE LOGERIAN Log ad Endy who i well erpereneed fn tenching ito Haat the ‘office of thie ia FRENCH UGHT on the Robertson —By Edmond Di i |” Dvarcere, he: Reverponian, Srseene37, mons. Da: ) A. M. now being fo formed at an Select School, No. 147 Gr own on application as ,and 3 o’clock, P. 'M: y and ria evenings, f from 7 toy ween tee Noun oF 9 Bread ‘ednesda: o O'clock, 19 im rh. DWARD AM E Dw > MATURIN, A. My hes pecoared 30 Evening Classes at his residence, No Jad im*re LEECHES—LELUHES—LEECHES. FRESH su of At alr 6 A. & j3 iw*m i of Leeches, EE iow a those gentlemen e accomplishment who f Hotel, to ¢ power of most any who are w: ire the ‘necessary amount for a chauce, wherein there ) likelihood of success than in a thousasd of the vain arse ti red into every day. The above Hotel was i furnished in the most extrayagant ‘omplete order. Iu order that the factory lo the subscribers, they Ives, who are competout to paces eau ries on PP ps os menngh requiring Private rooms, hazard ean bs) them 42 Lap" | Ovrice on tHE MERCANTILE Morya sabe Go, ES Toll TA MEETING of th Truecs instant, WATE Ay President, in place Company, on the 3rd the: jected Grecony waselected vice Preside y the resignation of fore order of the Trustees ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary. URANCE ON CaRGo AnD FREIGHT ONLY, cargo: coufines its business to Marine insurance on freight and mi iti to Hundred “Pacciead Dollars save, bens secaitods ead farte, we been received, ‘and farcher heorte. atte its pian of business, which it is believed, offers great \protection and larger returns to the assured than any other. TRUSTEES. pany invit 2» Hal 1» sr. Jenki ants WALKER, President 4 Presid it. suid Wari Meee Vice Presi ent | pene i A’ Nene Fi Hoo ad igi of Thome itch, "bngtand and ies Maiden with ‘him as co-partner, RY Bate andi in future the bacto renee a A} inducted ‘HO! As Hi | under the firm of THOMAS & N EN and wan a snperfluous WEAR- REL, (either Lad: Gentlemen's) Jewel- dispose of to advantay who hint attend them 2 Wai 4 bscriby az their residences by sepoistment. All acl per through the Post Offi DLES. NEE ITH f? gcls i deg ait highly esteem- 2 (.. ad Tartcn 2 qoality pA No. 726 iene a ee: of Counterteits. street, Phil Co., 49 John | | The Long Island Insurance Oo, Sev sialon. | be ons and | Sixty per cei =p 7 -BUGAR— COATED SLENNORRHGEA | at 11 o'clock tual remedy | way, PERFUMERY Pee ¥ soars, AND TOLLET ¥ who exhibited at the late Fair of the Ane \§ Paris a beautiful assortment of FANCY | pretaises. ff | road also, whi | B. Freeman, We AUCTION SALES, NY J. BLEECKER, Anctioneer. eer, Oe LOTS “ON teh iad, 44th, de of 434 st., between 81! 4 lots on mont side of 44th betwees 9 h ret 10th 13 lots on ‘9th and 10:1 en rach and ae of front between 46th and 47th stree 4 lots on the east side of 1ith avenue, including the SE cor ner of 48th street. 5 gore lots in the rear of the last, near the line of 48th street. | 47th street is regulated aud graded to the 10th avenue, apd enue to the Hudson river is now under contract to ded by the Ist Juue next. All the lots on ia avenue are wells the foot of #th street i mile of it, where lumbe: <j tg opened. The title to the above proper- dest and beat in New York, aud the sale will erred ‘on liberal terms. Lithographic maps can be obtained of the auctioneer. | Committee of Hudson River Railroad Company that the ith a tb st suitable avenue for rds will il | yards will speedil ty is one of ‘the ol 7 an presumed that the Seuntns of the Common Coon i) will report in favor of a railroad up the 8th or 9th avenue. Those railroads will make those lots some of the most valuable on any part of the island. of the @ money may remain on bond and mortgage for a terin of years. 527 It*re. * DGAR JENKINS, Auctioneer. EEE TORY, ADMINISTRATOR'S SA! and Valuab! Spleudid hess gs, Sc. Epoar Jenni sales room, collection of the p gallery of a gentleman noe Miecease | which are original pictures sigued by Mount Ste valu jendid Fruit Piece by De Heem, su} ciate, Fuatoral Toilet by Boucher Adoration by A Verenere; with numerous othe: paintings and tients finished copies, which will r oe) i fuperior. to py) }} Ornithology, Boydell's a oe ot for inspection, and will be sold in Bile peremptory for cash, 3262t*m arrange the order rote catalogue. mi HOUSE WANTED. WANTED TO HIRE, from the first of May, neighborhood of the Park, a three or four story fo Jarge rooms and a good location. Address A B. M. office of this Paper. 5273tm FOR SALE, a EET ge ie God d il thi story baseme: eed ‘o ver of Mere “Al Log lot be a, id only one in the intel about 1073 feet deep lock frum ‘Broadway, weagies. 0 on fhe mn fora (at iwtre. iy JR SALE—The 3 story and attic brick house Ni 01 Nusth ctreet, 4 doors teat of rondwerr in the ocee: = of Wm. ieee, Esq.; lot on lease from the for's Snug 5 per aunuin ground rent; about ten rs to run, ri the ial privile renews: e house: by 5@, with counter cellar, marble mantels, mahogany doors, plated furniture, veran in the rear, both in = ‘ne and second stori ee oom, on Howstesp fertfrontand | Will bring. wi es AMUSEMENTS. BOWERY THEATRE. A. W. JACKSON... MANAGER AND FROFIUKTOR, IGH’ OF OF F THE NEW GRAND EIGHTH nigat, E WIZARD OF The WAVE, Or—The Avenger Ship. Tuesday Brent January 27, verformed. for the eightfrtime in America, an entirely Riautieal, Mystical Drama, replete with ineideucs, powerful situatio aa gaconia effects, THE WIZARD ‘OF THE WAVE, Or, The Ship of the Avenger! Will be new Charles Falkner, Esq , Captain of H.M.» the Wizard of the Wave, on pogret se service.....Mr. J. K. Scott Henry Belford, Ist Lieut of the W Mr. ‘blesckard.| ‘Weeril, Mate of the UnknowuSchooner, Mr. Cony Previous to the drama, the comedy of PAUL PRY. Peal Pry me Philips pa rial Boxes 50 ceuts—Secoud aud Third Tiers, 25 ets.; Pit and Gallery 1244 ceuts. Doors will open at half past 6—curtain will rise at7, PARK THEATRE. FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE FAMED FRANCISCO ORSINI, Whong wonderful representations of the Secret Operations of ‘Natural Powers red him the reputation FIRST wechoMthvten LIVING. To tHe Cirizens or New Yor NOFESSOK FRANCISCO ORSINI, Pupil of the cele. | brated Chevalier Pinetti, ip announcing his arrival and ft perlormance, begs leave fespectfully to state that he has had the honor of appearing before the Courts of Versailles Vienna and St rg, and like in all the principal citer of Europe—that he’ possesses the highest ‘testimonials of his perfection in the knowledge "ANCIENT NEEROMANCY, PHILOSOPHICAL MAGIC. and that he has taken the Park ‘Theatre for Four Nights, and will have the honoi i submitting, On "Wednesday, January 28, and the following Thursda; >? rida; and Saturda, a HIS PALACE OF NECROMANCY, AND | Famed Magic ane wherein he will produce such TRANSFORMAT z rh bere admission to Boxes and Parquette, $9 cents. Talepast 6, aad pertormance. will commence re Doors open at7 o’eloc! HOWkE’s CIRCUS, AT PALMO'S Qe A, HOUSE. HE Fublic is respectfully informed, undergoing thorough rei opened on Wednesday, 28th Januar} never before equalled in in Amphitheatre, . "Proprietors, who and the whole ilarto Franconi’s, ia Paris. dame McCARTEE, recently OLE, daughter of the celebrated Cook, Loudon. Equestrian Director. Mr Ni Ri TURNER. Riding Master, Mr. NIC. Clown, Mr. D. RICE, ate Terorite fromi the South. Lewd coe Orchest: VARDROBES, TRA G8, Me entirely NEW; ray Mr WAR BPIN Devtations cf interior ot be: ver surpassed oF ston, and speaking tu! &e. twill ¢ | tarde) befold ar auctions by ANTHONY J ne a ea eet ohare eal pestovmaaces’ va iS txacaps ond ea ask at the Merchants? Exchange, at 2 ollocks to whom apvly, of | oner preserve to GERARDUS CLARK; Esq.,60 Wall street. | Othe Proprietors have spared no pana x expense, and mean ‘a0toe9% re | to ha the play-going public in New York have loon CARPERFACTORY FOR SALE OR TOLET. | needed, Mn Amphitheatre conducted in a manuer that hone iaated in Fourhieersie, Dutchess. County, Stato of | may heiluts to ko, and be seen 0 go with perce, conhence w Yor if a mile from the lai inning machinery, vettles, &e., to the same in full operation. ‘The communication with this city | is daily—expense of transportation rate. remises and machinery are in excellent condition, and ready for imme- inte oreration a oah ; is terms t rticul a ie ‘or terms and othe1 particnle lars, Wr’ WHINFIELD, jal6 im*re Poughkeepsie. GREAT AND CHEAP CHANCE. FOR SALE, A HOTEL, with « bar busines cieat to Phe rent, together withall the necessary fur- can comfortably accommodate 75 and is well loca sit itabli ted fora sure and Profitable. inv ‘terms will be | ne or security. Price for and furniture, &c., Sivcouunsiswtuened cxtbceman* cars ef ci en 1240. Fost Office, will be attended to. jal 2w*r PRUNING GRAVE VINES.—Now 1s tne proper FAine to trim Grape Vine—Persons wanting their Vines well done, by the most Freee hand in the eer wall pet leave their address for JAMES VIRTUE, at Th: ioe john street, which will be immediately atten- is dwelling, corer 22nd street and Broadw: | | VALUABLE 1 PROPERTY FOR SAL | RST RATE FARM—Belonging to the Estate | jarriott, deceased, formerly known as the Jere- h Campbell Farm, lying on she cn oad lead: New Brunswick to way, 7, from the latter pla w Jersey Rail- near by, has a regular si ing Pisce Uniontown, within a mile of the house. T) ‘arm, contains near 200 acres, ot abundant erowd of the best the rest of the Farm is admirable divided by nature jing well of ctl water near the | also 2 excellent Apple Orchards ‘all | estate may be settled. If not sold on of befor ieeers.| next, it will be offered at publie auction oa day at the | New York,ac 12 o'clock M. One half Merchants’ Exchange, | of the parehase mooey may remain on bond and mortgage at 6 | Pefor further particulars apply to. George Clinch, Esq. U | Bull’s Head, Kew Tay Sanves Wright, on the armor Ef iis oodbride’, ECR! Sab Gth, § Exeenton. 5n22 tfeb13*me a | ENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency | The Mereantile Matanl Insurance Company, No. 68 Wall | Plat | POHE is HAVRE.—Second om rey] ship Lg | Nicolas, J. B. Pell, Master, will sail or bruary. BO YD & HINC iis vt a iT |, FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR $3 50—City, made, dare equal to those sold in other stores. for veueh Calf Boots for $4 50, equal to the beat made tn this city for $6 or $7—at_Y' UNG & JO Boot and Shoe Manufactory; one of shionable, in this city; our Boots hi a besa heteed the Fair at Niblo’s, are said to be the best Boots ever sold in ihiseity, “All Boots ‘warranted to give sati York. jaz7 mtr” ti ‘OUNG & JONES, 4 Ann street Bear. Broadway, New Fulton Stree PRICES: HATS. Rise s A beautiful assortment of Gentlemen's Dress and ‘Travelling and Children’s Fancy Caps, which ae olferodat conse pandas ing ly low prices. Rathbone, aniling packet ship OXFO! on Mo = ql cabin and Will sail on steerage, having Jone ieee a ed vane Cant, B. Duchess e lat. Peil, will pate | of the ship ‘@Orleans, and sail on the 8th proximo in BOYD & HINCKE! ive Agents. PA ARB A AGE FROM NEWRY, IRELAND—The foe. fast sailing coppered ship BROTHERS, Ci V alba, 7 com bu port t en, Wi mal hoa the the above qorportanity for oleae at ship to load for a Southern KK. viraggpe co. th street. verauted in five ae Says, must t to the public store. itm ___No.9 Tontine Building, cor. SHIP ST. NICOLAS.—The Consi be ship, ee vig ed oblige an Bre tx thi iwners, ir Dermaite as eat ble to the office jee of BOYD & MINCKEN, A Agents _i%m__No. 9 Tontine Building cot Wall ana’ Water si. AT A) 4. AN A) MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS! ‘HE UNDERSIGNED inv: Lp gennmn bord of era to their stock, wae | comprises a — variety, at very reduced prices, a the aantity oF Sinsle vials, ee Natural sad Lane of Shins iteDwe watts & i fhoet 2 ‘all and pees of 15 ya am CHA Ee fell wrt very. by certal of CI it the th throughout the Unived Seige and a the mana ; 0. 139 Brondway, Wholesale and retail: Sa ime EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF. PWARDS of fifty varieties of the choicest Katraets, fe jat'im'r and retail PTR OUBBEL., 40 Brondway. NEW INVENTED WIGS AND 'TOUPEES. ATCHELOR’S new invented Wigs and Scalps s0 perfecy ly ee [eo Lf to an liven head dot now sear matter of losing an it head iy react a cw of RaETOS walt wearers, can street, near procur- | roadway, als 2w*r ed at WM. BA Removed from 165 Broa.lway. DR. SALMON. S REMEDY OR coiea of the Stomach, Liver aud Kidney: lg snet Toss of appetite, headac anger, Io piri i Jower part of the che: com | it ‘worms and other distress i" nis oka MEDICIN fi se a mh i alt han aa talent, that | ter bal been fade eed 0 introduce ferer | from the erto bat perfect cure, invigorat lor and st at BY PEON ATS 0. its ony, any hei. RE! ration of it, Leas “ed the closes | Mery * igen RIO} AION an eon aE 020 imme 1 Pear! street, ap stairs, QLD BLACK BALL LINE VOR LIVERPOOL. | B= of the February ii ee known | ble throughout the United tae | | | | | | | | | | | | 1 | = PACKETS FOR HAVRE—The ship ST. NICO | _| Welter | towitness Equestrian Plays and Performances the most lented, refined, and chaste, that can be preduced in ai country, Ws. Particulars in time, B.—The Box office: || be open on Saturday med Monday, | where Seats or joxea may bs procured. mene ARPHI-THEATRE ROCKWELL AND STONE, MANAGERS. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday & veninggs, | ntertainments will commence wit the COUNTRYMEN OF KOSCIUSK Sie which—Sublime Living Pyramid by the Whole Troupe suffi- | Great Leaping Acts by Mrs. Camilla Gardoer—Abyssinian gor ter, Dan Gardner—Great and thrilling Wilderness e by Ort, : Sto Se CRUSAD., LORY, or, Knights of Hol Res ae eae yy Master sy! le—Slac D. Gardner—Achi les and Eros by rey ae his Boy “sib aperin ‘Scene by G. W. Sergeant—Circular Corde by | Mr. Minnich Scenes fromthe PICKWICK CLUB, by Mr. T. Moseley. ‘With a variety of other entertainments. Boxes 25 cents; Pit 124g. Doors open at 6—performances commence at 7 o’clock. 4% Atre NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, ecegoaye Apne PEE AU PERSIA WELCH MANN AND DELAVAN ; med throughout the Winter Season with’a brilliant y Se Cro. igaibeee of unap) naapproachable Equestrians, Voltis iigeurs, and Gymniasts, unrivalled even in the great Equine ‘Temples of France ant gland. The Fropriecpes happy. to state to the public, that they | have engag famed Rivers Family, and they will pear in al Bin th Equestrian, Polandric and Acrobattic Feats eh fretted cece wilt barely aaah of ou: its ssernent wi! rel eriptive list of some of the highly gifted artists of this great establisnment. IN THE FEMALE CLARE. MRS. HOWARD, First Scene Eque MRS. E. WOODS, an Allamande and awe Moree Ey ‘Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian, embodying a variet} Fanciful | ey rhlogey << characters, y of Principal Male Equestrien ty! NORTH and T. V. KL Papestrins F Pantomist, C A New shoot jackward Rider, wi' ‘OR GE! NI. ‘Twe and oe en re a3 Fenner of ret ocal Characters, be, Mi, E. WOODB. ui EAE: XD. Masi HOLLS. Professional Comie Vocalists, Raans, bpcuNson. fA larae oc MOr, WEAVER ont Lt ra fll and | y MY EHS, Inve eof ie ark ey dd Costus be Mire A.J. ALLEN. or Hest | 3 J.J. The Pal are requested to remark that ha long | and industriously prepared Sationel ae ectacle, by FALCER, will be produced under the title 0 FIFTEEN YEARS OF A SAILOR’S LIFE! Or, the Kae ey and, Shadouwe ofthe. an ae avy. "The Box Oftiee ia open fromm 9 o'clock jn the morn o'clock, P.M., where every attention will be paid to ‘the public al "Doors open at half-past 6, performance to commence at 7. SECOND RE ea le Musa: | GIVES sero York Musical Auociation, Niblo’s 'URDAY ae January 31. PROGRAMME, «By Killiwoda Libitzky Libitzny Kalliwoda | Libitzky | ‘Strauss 1, Overture—Op he 2 Neve lamers i. le vie Glackliche Fahrt. ssageaaie o> ; Kroe huny ner . Braliogs Wei = Galiopade _Gungl + Quadrille Libitzky Polk Libitzk) S. Strecl ‘Masic Stores, ‘and at the door on the Evening of the Concert. $27 Str PRIVATE THEATRICALS. Gentlemen lavieg formed a Permanent Dramatic Associ jon, ja 8 highly reepecia ble. and eligible situation, wou Ladies or Gentlemen of | Himilar taste Led lpi ot Appli real name, with refer s for ences, addressed nem Pat the lerald office, will be at tended to. 5263t*m MADAM J. LAZARE and Instrumental Concert at JALOON, on Tuesday evening, 27th instant, assisted by the following eminent artists, who have most kind: ~ | ly,volanteeted their valuable service: LL. |. GIBERT, MESSRS. UC HLL, STOW. GO BRISTERWORT, G. LODER, A. BOUCHER, Special Violoneelto meme tothe K King of Spain, Ferdinand VII. Who will vielae at the Piano Forte. LOOK IV ERY RY SHING CONCE 2 . tea At the RECESS, 187 Broadw« et is one ot the most pleasant places o! f resort in this id those who like amusements, would not j262tr di pio Lad os served a arate ma ees ayie “h ‘faraiahed rooms may be had, by the day, week, men ‘nt very rensoueble rate ‘mt SEVENTH. COMPANY, WASHINGTON GREYS. i bg FL TH ANNUAL SOIREE of this, Company, will ‘evening, January 30, napa cimzed. Tickets can o obtained of the Edward D. Lawrence, D. Cooper, Seng Pecet Burse?, wi Lieut, ALBRIE He NOVL-AY, Chairman, jae street. JAMES HENDERSU: weed Iw ested to 4eerh For the above occasion, appear in white pantaloons. SCANDINAVIA. Tiviak oye ANNUAL BALL OF Ke SOCIETY, the Min Rooms, eBroewsy) be had of oon ore ae <gmmitre ey ‘Ate A aeteay Gentlemen = re Hans FUSS gat LAU tl a FIRST COMPANY, > ai RIFLEMEN’S 526 2w*re Ba A Company will take place T HE, Teath Annual Pall cday, the 20th Janeary next.” Sheey ont ~y the commi to spare no expe! F pains, and it is cout, dently expected the company on this occasion will surpass all rts. oor oor obtained of the following committee : by 12 ark 158 Greenwich st. i yhiemas 2% Bleec' er at. Paynton, 30 West! soot by all. “aie 15 Broadway. . 82 Ler 4 nie ae Branton street . H. aaaeks NET, Se 5° Nore, 2 413,23. jan 3,1! alle, te jal tween al &e., not to be | LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Important from Washington, | Our accounts last night trom Washington, are o f all kinds—that there is to be a re-construction’ of the Cabinet—that Mr. Buchanan goes upon the bench— that Mr Bancroft goes to Ber!in—"hot Mr. Walker goes into the Foreign Department of Stete—that there is a serious break up in the party—that Mr. | Calhoun is the “ star of the ascendant,” and that General Cass and the war party are in the dumps. With respect to Mexican news, accounts differ One says that Paredes will receive Mr. Slidell another, that he will not—a third, that the Presiden | and Cabjnet have resolved to make Mexico negoti- | ate and settle the business, or the ‘* Army of Obser- | vation” will cross the Rio Grande, and compel her todoso. All is peace about Oregon—all is excite- ment about Mexico, the Cabinet, and the rejection of Judge Woodward. Mexican Intelligence. The Washington Union of the 24th inst., gives | the following intelligence from Mexico :— By the arrival on the 14th instant, of the United States brig Porpoise, at Pensacola, (twelve days from Vera Cruz,) the intelligence of a revolution in Mexieo has been confirmed. It Vinee that on the morning of the 30th, the troops relied upon by the Government to defend it against Paredes, pronounced in his favor ; and the Government entered into terms of capitulation with General 4. He entered and took possession of the city on that day without opposition. The rumor was, that General Paredes manifested less opposition to the reception of Mr. Slidell, than the late President, Herrera. ia WasHinaox, Jan, 25, 1846 | The Hibernia News—Oregon—Mexico—Mr. Shdell —Spanish Fleet—Santa Anna sold his Country to Spain—“Balance of Power’”—Critical State of Affairs. Every body—every living soul, as far as we have heard their opinions, war men and anti-war men, democrats and whigs, men, women and children, native and adopted, white, dappled and black, every living soul, is delighted with the pacific indications from England. We received the news yesterday | by telegraph at the capitol about 3 o’clock, and the evening train brought us an extra Baltimore Sun with the good news itself of the healthy and anti- rabid tone of the British press and government. | We await the ample compilation of the extra Herald You can’t make it too voluminous. The Oregon notice will probably be resumed to- morrow inthe House. Mr. Pendleton (the lone | Whig star of Virginia) having the floor. We expect a great speech, adapted to the news by the Hibernia. ‘e expect the arrival of Mr. Slidell every day now. Indeed, if he manages his return as adroitiy ashe did his departure, we should hesitate to bet that he was not now in the city. It he can only re- main in Mexico,until Paredes shall have fairly es- tablished his administration, he might yet succeed in buying the peace of that government, the bounda- ot the Rio Grande, and a segment of Northern alifornia. But there is something remarkably ominous in that fleet of Spanish men-of-war now in the Gulf. Taken in conjunction with the return to that latitude of “the man in the white hat,” and with the alleged collusions between France and Spain to the estal ‘blishment of a branch of the Bourbons in | Mexico, andalso with the reputed correspondence | Kept up between Santa Anna and his agents, at Ve- raCruz, and in the Mexican capital, and thence | | | | | between this same Santa Anna and the .| Court. of Madrid, it| may be safely con- | eluded that | this « maritime demonstration of the Don Jehns or Demi-Johns before oe doors of onr unlucky neighbor, 18 a bona fide des- cent of one or more of the European powers | upon Mexico, with the forgone intent of correcting the * balance of power upon this continent,” ac- cording to the programme ot Monsiur Guizot. With this view ot these transactions, the ten war steamers ot Mr. Fairfield will, perhaps, be required off the coast of Texas as soon as they can be brought into service, if not sooner. Should it be affirmed and established that Santa Anna has suc- | ceeded in selling his country to Spain and France. and the man in the light-colored sombrero, it will | bean incident-in history which will place the one- legged Republican Dictator in a more disgracetully mae attitude before the world than hie slaughter of Fannin’s brigade,vor the decimation of quent prisoners. The known character of the Can, credit which Spain would be ready to give | to his statements of the interval weakness of co, and its easy capture frem internal diseensions, | are strong presumptive testimony in support of the suspicien, that an European invasion and subjuga- | tion of Mexico has been resolved upon, and that the fleet appointed to open the way to the mo¥ement, 1s | thai fleet of 3 nanish war junks already concentra- ted in the Gulf. Here, then, isa case of foreign interference that | | will require something more than the mere abstrac- | tion of declared hostility against all sorts of Euro- | pean interposition—a case which will call off our | attention and resolution to cut off the English from their proposed or supposed new settlement in Pata- | gonia, from the affairs of the South American Ori- entals and Argentines and Montevideans, to the di- | rect question, whether the suspected. Spec of Spain, | France, and the white hat man, will embrace in the occupation of Mexico, the boundary of the Nueces | asclaimed by the Mexican government, to be the | southern boundary of Texas. If so, the present | prospects of the Oregon war are a mere farthing candle, contrasted with the “ inevitable war,” upon Monsieur Guizot’s new proposition for a Teorganiza- | tion upon this continent of the “balance of power.” | One thing is certain, that more than any thing else, | the present complex, duplex, intricate, critical, por- | tentous, momentous, and nasty condition of things | in and about Mexico, must contribute to a compro- mise upon the “ Autres vast, and deserts idl Rude rocks and hills whose heads touch Heaven,” known as the Oregon territory. We are in the midst of the greatest events. They are down upon us like an avalanche, and we must stand upon our dignity, upon our prudence, upon our firmness, and upon the egtics of self-preservation; but this is not to be done by a declaration of war. against all Europe, nor by the forcible expulsion of the Hudson’s Bay Company trom the Oregon terri- tor, We have great faith in the President. We be- lieve he has the foresight and that cautious delibe- ration necessary for the crisis, and thi prompt action that ever results from calm re: lection id just decisions. e shall look into this subject more elaborately in aday or two. At present there appear to be no se- rious apprehensions in regard to Mexican re, 80 completely is the public mind absorbed in digesting * the pacific news from England Wasuineton, Jan. 25, 1846. Mr. Bwchanan’s Ball and Banguet. Mr. Buchanan takes the premium. He is fairly entitled to the banner. Not even the ten dollar in- auguration ball at Carusi’s saloon, in March last, was more brilliant than Mr. Buchanoan’s at the same place, last evening. It was a bumper—the house was crammed full by the upper ten thousand, including a condimental pepper and salt sprinkling of the sixpenmes. {t was a magnificent affair. The name of Mr. Buchanan was a voucher that could not be questioned ;—hence, everybody of the twelve or fifteen hundred invited, went over; and not a few of the extremely fashionable, by going fashion- ably late, had to come away, not because the door was shut, but because the house was full. The President, and most of his family, the cabi- net, the corps diplomatique, the army and navy, the corporation, the Congress, é&c., &c. —such a lot of stipendaries upon the charity of the masses, we never saw collected together in that saloon before. And in the name of Venus, Juno, Minerva, Hebe, Pacyche, (sweet Pscyche) Helen, Sappho, Lucretia, Cleopatra, Roxana, Anadne, Dians, Coreen ueen of Granat aria Amopenes the Led eae i and the Seottish Mary, and Josephine, an ocahontas—1f the name of all these ladies, we secooat that the assemblage of beauty collected around the brave diplomatist, Mr. t, was enough to dazzle his tren oe Ay treiios him to the necessity of wearing green perifocal spectacles this prim a ne eta el lear benfent unten d re, and cl 4 commanding fi White cavat, and with his head to an angle of 49 degrees, the occasionally diverging to pied boundary, how compromise ai ¢ k, Dida’t 3 though? He didn’t [okt anychng eee didn’t. Acapital countenance State—he is actually a hand- has the Secretary of St and engaging looking old some and most We like him—everybody who knows P ¢ Buchanan likes him: it cannot be helped. And M. de Bodisco, he is entirely the true Siberian ustache— cut nile ther etyle of beauty—that is, ci * His moustache is an imperial mot there is something of imperial pre-eminence ab that mousteche—of royal supremacy. Anda st emanating from under that moustache caun remind you of a [om pean of the morn throu; brake. He i notwithstanding, ; plomatist, a baron, a wa "ot information, courliy courtesy and gen! manly suavity; but he myst look out for his master’s patrunony on the Par he,