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crosses the bi water a 4 be most suitable to carry the E es of it reek, and a draw: Sadee must be their accommodstion. Roy. may be advantageous- provided for Hook the line direction of the line, to pass the Nose, with two thousand feet, requires a deep cut across it, ora bal of about four hundred feet in length. “The lands will be, decidely, of on expensive character ; Jess so than might be expected from the go eral ~ rance of the country. About forty miles, extending m New York to Peekskill, ru: mostly bps } the pty shore, will be rather heavy in. the expense of ing. The’ remainin fron Fianicill landing may be distance of eighty-four miles, Albany, is in ge: line raded ium rate of expense. The great worable line, as compared with that most 0 modifies the general averags of grading, awhole, cannot be regarded as very a es inside of Denning Point, and crosses the street leading to the main wharf, at Fishkill landing, in a = cut, that permi.s a bridge to be carried over the | road. “Thus far the line has mainly followed the shore of the a a ee yt sirens from Chambers street, in New ‘ork cit: landing in Dutchess county, sixty ie oe om br " “On the route there are several places where bays are crossed, that will require culverts, or bridges, to al- low emalt boats to pass under the asto provide for the flow of the tide into the ba; These ridg y' culverts or bi 3 will ride fc ‘ into the bays. ‘es will provide for the streams that fall “It has been stated that draw-bridges will be required, one at Yonkers, one at Harlem Creek, one at Croton riv- er, and one at Peckskill Creek. The first will be the eat eal feast an ornsen of six times per ack \e others ‘pro! three times week, during the season of avigatica: e SS 7: . This gives a very fair idea of the nature of the coun- try through which this line will run. It shows that the superstructure will be more expensive than by any o'her route,and also shows that by the nature of the construc- tion, being river embankments and drawbridgas, that the “peed obtained cannot be very great. We have given the above extracts from the report, so as to present to the Public the statement of the Engineer, from which there can be no appeal, and upon which those interested in the contemplated work must depend. We should judge from the tone of the report, that the Engineer has very little confidence in the line. He sppears to have been ‘engeged ina work of very doubtful importance, and f. vill'elone at th oe att o'glock A M. on. ree thou- | cen wally pass up the Peek- | ding of about :cweaty miles through the Hi Pe } | White re | fest eailing ried Sones sail for Livesroot. same as charged the € Great half ounce and under, aud 25 cents for tional half onnce. feb? str ROBT. H. MORRIS, P. M. Fit f the Gi He Nos tae Authouy tices com ‘The cause that induces the pro- rows if ran Do gy ag of retiriag from th ication to be mide o: t @tad PM. None bat cash Custoter tend ape 4 ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD. BE Ra tail WHITE LEAD COMPANY he orm Works, te — Wie Dei ee ready to execute ordi ‘any excent that may be want @ trade. boar of Ad] id in Oil ry and Ground Cc wie! aos nh merece White be Sg avy Pi h onl, almost trans- specific weight to ic White Lead Com- ene unanimously, the following aealneny vig: tn view of manufacturs prime nile the ‘Aulsntic White Lead Company will make but one ff White Lead, both b ‘and Ground ia Oil; that to Pos ry it being, when mixed fact having nothing it, the pares ees of the At be ae le, and perfectly free from any ad which th ‘Company will warrant os such p parchase their lead.’ 2 Pare! well assured that every de- pendence ney Were ine eae of every pound of White sd manufactured and sold by the Comeuy. wich pareness the greater e Paint, Lut leh not oaly tend to will be found mach more eco: most common d. eriptlog hs covering qual: Posset with two coats, than the adultereted even in the by ing a far better fiuish hite Paint would with three, of wi will hear witness. The Co itharge, and have for s Verdigris, Black Pa is Green, Ye Brgnewick Green, &e. ke. Having been appointed general Agents for the Company, all orders should be directe. to us. POLLEN & COLGATE, {7 2w*r iA REV. B. F. Pe nee will Lectare on the Sacred Seripturs ver his eighth | next Sabbath (to-mor- row) evenin e New York Society Library, Buildisg, | corner of Broadway and Leonord street, at 7 o'clock. Sabject—" The Testimony of, he Apostles ‘aud early Chrie- | tian Fathers tothe r there appears to be very little strength in the conclusion , drawn fiom any position he has taken, as to the proba- ble productiveness of the road. The report attempts to pro thate railroad costruct- ed on the banks of the Hudson river, from New York to Albany, would be able to successfully compete with the steamboats on the river in the transportation of passen gers. A speed of thirty-five miles per hour is the low: estimate made,and the through fare is not to exceed $1 50 to.$2. As to this speed, it is only necessary to state that | the number of bridges and drawbridges would prevent any such speed being attained. There would be five drawbridges on the line, one of which, at least, would be more than half a mile long, and twenty-five other | bridges for crossing smaller bays, creeks, &c., &c. The lowest estimate for the transportation of through passen- ers is $150 per head. Steamboats on the Hudson river, like the “Oregon,” “Hendrik Hudson,” and “Brother Jon- than,” can carry rs from this city to Albany for fifty cents each, and make money at that; and it is very prabable that in a few years such improvements will be made in the size and speed of these floating palaces, as toenable them torun the distance hetween the two cities in five or six hours, and to carry passengers at twenty-five cents each, profitably. The comfort and con” venience of these steamers, the rapidity and ease with which they travel, the low fare they are enable’ to charge, &c.,make any attempt to compete with them, by the construction of a railroad, depending upon the river travel for support, one of the wildest achemes ima- ginable. Travellers for pleasure would, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, prefer the steamers to the cars. The splendid scenery of the Hudson would be lost to | those tumbling along its banks, through deep cuts and over drawbridges, and a very large portion of those tra- velling for pleasure would, by 20 ‘There are many other advantages in steamboat travel- ling, perticulariy upon the waters of the Hudson river, iF I ce of a spiritual seuse to the Seri ture” Seats free. Lecture to be pustponed in case of a storm, a Iutre REPEALERS! ATTENTION! HE UNITED IRISH REPEAL ASSOCIATION will old's aneeting at Croton Hall, comer of Division and cloe int speakers have been invited to address the By order, CHAS. E. SHEA, Secretary. meeting. oAT2tiste AN ADJOURNED MEETING WV ILL be held at Alderman Stonehall’s Hotel, in Fulton street, on Monday evening, the instant, at7 o’clock, for the purpose of affecting the arrangements for giving a Complimentary Concert to Mr. CHaRLes McLacHian, whose centiy made known through the columns of the public pr _By order ofthe President and Secretary. trite ‘ATA MEETING of the First Compmy of M.D AX GUARDS, held at Dana's Sixth Ward Hotel, on Ta day evening, $d imstant, 08. 8. MURPHY, Commandant, in the chair, Howing resolutions were proposed and unanimously family afflictions have be with uofeigued regret we have heard ptain of the Fimo vany of Mo hs Se we, the Officers and vates of the Flank Company Moni jomery Light Gua: der our sincere thanks to Capt. Dann, for the interest he has and which we are assured id it farther |. That whi ord bear teatimony to, and express our adi ape, Cay bn poy yay rae apes re years as \dier and officer, we ae wratification in “cus acknowledging the suelo Tha gentlemanly manner with which he has blesees those characters with that of the citizen and the Resolved, That under these circumstances, we amid but avail ourselves of this opportunity of assurit bears re ae ve the esteem and affection of the of ba) ke Ci Light Guards, and are. emery mor hs ature welfare heath; and hay 8. MURPAY, Lt sane Saas or ae ON FOREIGN BOOKS. 33 per. cent cn 5 aud German Editions. G: BENTEAD, 313 Biosdway, intecdlogto discontinue + the Book Business, will sell from the pretent time, unt ie loth of APail next, ‘ yee ue igned pei A the rices of his c: of Freach, Ital by , Mand’ rman Buots, Greek and Latin Classica, ee fen ogee may be obtained on application, post paid. CONSUMPTION. O NUM*ROUS are the instances of Dr. &. W. VON- DERSMITH’S success in the treatment of diseased Lungs, | that the curability of Consumption seems to be no longer | stronger evidence of talent in this respect. | relative tothe cures he has effected are unimpeachable, and | ¢ially, a | ans, lose that.— | ‘which would influence the public ; but the most impor- | tant, and at the same time the strongest, inducement, in fayor of the steamers, is the almighty dollar. The cheap est route, all other things being nearly equ Can control the travel. We find in several sec- tions of the country, particularly on Long Island Sound, the navigation of which is often very un- | pleseant and even dangerous, acompetition between steamboats and railroads, that proves more unprofitable ‘to the latter than to the former. The Hudson River pos- sesses facilities for steam navigation, superior to any | other in the world; it is the marine race course of the Union; and the steamers that ply between this city and every town of any importance on its banks, are capable .of transporting the freight and travel of these pl at cheaper rates than any other mode of conveyance. A railroad on either bank of the Hadson river, must, therefore, depend upon the busin of the towns through which it would pass, during the winter months, and that would not be sufficient to pay two per cent on the estimated cost of the contemplated road. A railroad between New York and Albany, to be productive, even at the lowest cost, must take an inland Toute, so as to command the local trade of those | towns back from the river, and too far distant from its advantages. It must depend upon other sources for revenue than those derived immediately from the river trade. The navigation of the river is not, on the sverage, suspended more then three months in the twelve, and not its entire length for even that short time. It must, therefore, appear plain to every one who will take a disinterested view of the statements presentcd in the Hudson River Railroad report, that the route is not fea, sible; that the estimates are much below what the actuay expendit vould be; that its gross income would be ry lim: compared with that anticipated. We do ot believe it possible to fill up the stock of a company to construct a river route between Albany and New ork. ‘The difficulty expesienced in obtaining the three millions subscription to tke New York and Erie Rail- road, is vory good evidence that asubscription of double | ‘thet amount, for the construction of a road possessing | nota tithe of the advantages of the Erie, could not, by any possibility, be obtained. - Stock Exchange. 9336 ef she bo & Wor bg Gig 6 a3 64m is | de 6 ™ % do a0 643 50 do ae toot 960 59 29% 109 b60 60 50 Touavanta RR, 100 400 Long isl. m5 53 100 do 33 10 Ohio Life & Tr, > AH do bow 53 100 MorrisConal, ‘bim 21 100 do 60 5334 wo sede 20% Weoltarlem RR, bed Sy ‘50 Canton Co. me oe ee Eo) do he 0 do ba0 53. ' Mohawk RR 3 ie | a ao Sai6 50 Stonington RR, a " by 25she Morris Canal, 2054 250 she Hal a aan 5 me ade, Saas 360 g N Haven & Hart. 4 25 Stonington RR, 1% i iaeean : New Stock E; 5 100 shs Vicks! gh} a 3 Wor,Mon. 3 {50 Hudson x ‘we ‘9 Saturday t 100 Long lel. RR, cash 53 On Friday, 6th inst. after a short but severe illness, Nicnouas Z1.x1n, in the 55th year of his age. The friends and relatives of the famil ant tfal- invited to attend his funeral, this rnoon at three lock, from the corner of 18th street and Oth Avenue. ovat Cornwall, on Saturday, the 3ist January, Wituiam H. Townsenp, Jr,, eldest son of Samuel Townsend, Eeq. in the 84th year of his age. Lyon's Farms, near Newark, N. J., on the 6th inst, Jou Jom ey, formerl} ly of Arbroah, Sc is age. waintances are are respectfully requ ted to erro Wie funeral this day, (Saturday, 7th ins past 2 o'clock, P. M., from the residence of Joseph T. Tall $4 None trot without further invitation. Bi. te Jan. etal oo Pouvanp, in the er nat nn Feb. 6th, Mrs. pte in the Let head of her Her frien aint juaintances are invited to attend | ber faneral at 4 pid this afternoon, from her late resi- dence, 62 Greene COTTON peak Ta Raia ee iA 66 Nassau street, Rept by by his father, Napoleon the Ist, of the | eating houses. het as spored no pains or expense, to make hia estal ihe ne plus ulira of Kesteaurants in Boston. | 5 lw*re H. GUSLING, Napoleoa the Second. ‘Ivania Lins, Wife of Bernard Collins, | 4 doubted—certainly no medical practitioner can produce The tesnmouials are sufficient to inspire hope, even fa « the most desperate His office is No. 36 Barclay street, N. Ys fier DR. POWELL, OCULIST, | AN QEERATIVE 3 URGED Hecplose af Visieay hows 054 Park ‘ adway, tw © Ophthalana Sto rr er Abe ‘Tear’ Possngs, Cataract and ORMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success Javeterne cases of SATAB ISOS or Senne cated in afew m ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that can scarcely be distin- washed from the natural Office and residence 261 Broadwa} £3 iwistitW*r N2& TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an application will be made ‘o the Leguslature of thi Tagchy Ia this session, joes opine incorporate a Society called “Jackson Se: New York, January 10, 1846 trance 134 Warren st. ial3 2aw6w *re MAGUIRE’S Oe ee MOTIVE POWER | MACHINE: ge: Saws. This cont gS which greatly facil a new invention, iy and been e1 d scientific men, and approved of. hese machines chinery, can have an op) chine at'the shp of T. near the Sou fetare, and. sell ‘Two of theae Sa’ foag, for sawing deep atu; the ocher 2 fe for ripping thin stuff or sawing scrools, w' Mii be sold st snction, on Saturday, at three o'clock, at ke clirooned place. £53r*re A FURNISHED BED ROOM. PRIVATE FAMILY having more room than they oc- capy, wish to let aneatly furnished Bed Room, with or without breakfast and tea, (wi 4 Sees Sauday if required) to a single gentleman of dom the use of a ath room, with cold, hot, an Referrnee required,’ Apply. at 10s Hammersley, street, be tween Hudson and Greenwich a UATINA—L. B_BINSSE & (apetuis) offer {-1 sale Flasian Wire, of desta in lots to sart purchasers. % lw're GENTLEMEN VISITING BOSTON. E ig GOSLING has the pleasure 3, announce to his ids, and the public in general, erected a wn, No. 16 Devoushive Street, in the same the American, and French Du Saloon, No. 64 and ‘erry, Brooklys, where the in oD 6 Tah Of of manufacturing these iachines, one Me tet No. 83 Wi Rese atyle ET SHir OSWiGO, FROM New ORLEANS rngat Orleans tharh foot oF WY street Con, ‘i jease attend to the oelpe of their goods ix = OTiCe ~All Beret are hereby forbid harboring or trusting MARGARET aie! A on my account, as no Soke C4 ae contracting will be paid by ae JAMES P. NOYES $20, 000. —THE Subscriber having a Capital of Twenty Thousand Dollars, is desirous of forming 4 connection with a gentleman of the same means, for the purpose of establishing an extensive Auction and Com: mission basiness, in one of th s for trade in the Tan All commu iia ted adress Mecha’ BOOKS BOUGHT. PESONS wishing to dispose, of cir Libraries, sither i, w Prices, by addressing alee lines, civion et and number, to f 1m 70 Nassan; or 187 Rivington street. The Long Island I Insurance Co, Capital 200, a, Brooatys. continue to take Propert) teual favorable terms. ‘This company. les two greatest conflagrations chat have ever ; they owe their escape LS A, hy w cate ocen:red in the with rare saen losses to the have always limiting and po fle pan ang me be y may si be adjusted tofore “ee Ww. _DELAMATER, President. jat3 imis*r C, FINN, Secretary. race BR Lia) hs —_? OFFICE OF JEFFERSON gUaANCE ba fk ‘Youn, 24,1 A™4 Seca inde cmt f Ni tee r F nie jay, the fol jowing ame igen- ‘DIRECTORS. orm subsea rhoane the ensuing rou Sears, ‘S8SENC. Any ah. - betes tary Shaving Soap, wre warran fo paratious, having Sroualy ¢ » Secretary. £3 rre Ady mode fa “ag! binds, © J. ati Farum, sabe ear cety et | prod \e | Eoneral aso isso tment <> erfumery, Kasene ities to execate any ‘orders. Ya vi th hic hi nt ia Wy satel, i ee wel pes arrant 1 fers in general, are reqactied e6 Grocers, Dra igi call and exam ee ver “hemeelt Sh ROOM & F OWLER, fone ‘petit isos Fol fe pera, Gola wel at the | Keak ‘gute, Silver and Co Bromo, fe at fh nei ade atteet be Ju WAU J im*re sgn ier than | ting owing to the body or | 287 Pearl street, comer of Beekman street. | Chatham Square, on Monday evening, | he will always feel for | applied in ali revolu ionary motions. — ‘n mined by several | shower baths on the sume floor, OMANCE OF CRIME. POLICE AZETTE, of THIS of ie Lite of Cyaan han colskrgied also a continuation of the history and - Ke Seneultenencdes oats ‘Somch sii hich place a convict. Lu 1} 1 f the recent seduction of Mary Applegate a Brokernamed Augustus Euwatds, aud abduction of her Island Elopement, and ar- js concubine. apie aie oR ENS ON THE HIGH SEAS, fe ship Tory. w THREE MURDE Farther dev: HoRRt _ tig recordnt ime inthe wonderful romance of the Poisoned | Peach and the seeaty Gin 8! wt eetivonal fete oger in ay ehe. Tensor the duabolieal Sonathan Williams who aged John B. teaser arses gh Plgeen: Sista encipvalijodtpthn watorien and carers of ‘Sim Morton, alias Vandergriel and Ly J8GE sible dagellation in the State Prison and the death of the etim. ""Gase of Mitchell, the fagi itive, bailed by Justice Drinker. Revelations of the tate orssry, Continaation of the list of Escaped Convicts from New South Wales, supposed 10 have arrived in this county. Proceedings of the Courts, , Ke., usuel reeord of Murders, Rapes, Robberies, Couaterfcivs, Fugit'vesr Ber du jon. ents—for sale at 27 Centre street, and by all the nd intellectual news agents in the country. THE WESTERN CONTINENT, OR THIS WEEK, is as usual, filled with ith cholee and ex- i) aE “Among its contents, a wifession of Florence May, an ‘original o narrative, pager. bt ii “ d iter Robin, an inter: ae lomestie stor rg 4 London, a sturing = Bi phical Sketch of nay Right Honorable T. B. Mecahint Major Jones ou his Tray opinion of the Another Letter from Broadway ie which tae usved the comparstive ‘o's an Vindust’s Broil a | York'nad Baltimore mad--New York Umaibuees, aud’ Mad Angus : ico to the United States, a powerful argu- A quietus to the endless revoluticus of Late Fatal Duel—8; of the Dressy FroryoT ene of the Ik Bae Loe re Eines and other editorials. | othe old the Protector—Carlyleism, aod other reviews. | Crit | tory of the London Read ngs—Olopodrids, ke. Ke. THE CASE OF JN. CARR, ANOTHER Ley eee CURE OF KING'S EVIL, OR Si ,OUS CONSUMPTION BY SCHENCK’S "PULMONIC SYRUP. Ww TLL the Pabhe read the following, and then judge for Given under oath themselves ? the Mayor City of Phila- delphia 1 have been aficted with the tora number of years. [teommenced with Scrofulous ulceration on my side, which ex ended over my back, across my shoulders, un- til the whole of my back was a running sore. It then extended | st, ant down m F poy bya flowspaper—Anocdovee—Sebbath 1d Maid to the Editors, about the “lady puffs” in the } nal and Seleeted Postry—Notices of New Books—His- AMUSE. MENTS. AMUSEMENTS, PARK THEATRE. | of the Cel Fourth Night of the Hoyager ment of the Co jebrated Danseuse, Pouwawr ® mz Ballet, entitled LLE, OR THE Wikies Mlle Augusta Miss Emma lace THE CALEDONIA T. B. SOCIETY | Wig GIVE A GRAND CONCERT, to celebrate the ¥ Soci hye ° ceutlemen mill MeKellan, the Broaklya Bethel celebrated Hichland Pi ion, No. 1, L. O. Sons of bedy, and the Rev. Peter nt MeDougail Gook. ‘tana, Kvdd,. Bare and Poole, Choir Saturday Evening, Will be Performed 4th Tim the Order, deliver an address. La Mies St clair irreatest affuir of the season, For full pare is Jesaayling a | jons Tickets 25 ceuts exch. to be had at the following places—Mr. { Hilarion ir Parsloe sy bint stroots Mtr Whncford, ied Nosed wri bch Catt oe ; ect; Mr simes iMe"Blsk, 7 Liapenad ‘street; and at the door, on the | ¥ uth tt Meg faa ‘fthe Concert et ‘Opes at lf pati Concert will commence at half | oe ice wih i War Bt. wt A o aoe ot Committee of Arrangements. | O'Callahan vidi. wpe pae THISTLE BALL. eee of Tenia doce 81; ‘Pit; "60 coats , crauery, | Te MANAGE RS of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT | RGN, respectfally announce arden, on Tharsday tobe ap: lied a forme Doors open at 6} o’elock, tad iho Curtain will rise precisely | at 7 o’elock. RY THEATRE. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR euing, y to charital ‘iekets One Dollar each, to aai BOW: A. W. JACKSON... m1 Keeutlemen and two la- aqui 7 - dies, to be stodart, Dunham & Co., Music } Secoud Appearance at td of MRS. GEO. JONES. St " Peter Milne, 17 Centre atreet; the Saturday Evening, February 7, Bar of either of th rails will Sppaiet of ‘tickets not tran THE WIZARD OF TH WAVE, B.—The ganrerty mee ing of the’ Aseceistion itn Or, The Ship of the if sallla held at Me Nt feet, on ‘Thursday evening, Charles Falkner, Esa » Captain of H. M.¥. 12th inst. Memb I be the: Uith inet. Mem aris tiehees will then in readi " Henry Belford et | NOTICE. | IGHT GUARD SOIREE.—Members of the corps wi tiekets, can ol same by applying co any me | of the committee, at the Astor House, on Saturd next, or at the Armory, On Monday oy are tombichsthe Play ot Geraldo Fi Lowe: Third Tiers, 2 cts.; Pips ‘and Gallery 1234 cents. | Doors will open at half past 6—curtain will rise at 7. lO W &’s CARCUS, LEAN, all Committee. aid of the Funds Secretary SEVEN tH ANNUAL BALt @ HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, will AT PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE. ry Niblo’s Saloon, on Wedoesday evening, the 18th | Every thing altered, Syranged and Conducted in the precise Tickers can be obtained of the undersigned committee :— PRANCONI'S, at Pari February 7, es Entertainments will commence with the UR QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE. ‘Afeer which—-Comie doug by Dey Rice—-Act ot Horsemanship by Master W. pritga—Aieaaih Contest at Simla. tag) Gre ian Honors, by the whole Compenr Mt slogant equestrian sceve, Smolenska— Mr Cole and ‘his Dog Billy—Mr. N. B. Turner upon two Fleet Coursers. MAD ME MACARTE Whe will sppear in, act. of Horsemunshin,'entitled The Bear, After which—Mr. Wm. Cole, the origi ubber Man— ‘Mr. Wan, Nichols, as the Ure k, tending his flag, illustra- tive of the, Last Struggle for Liberty—Posturing by Mr. ixon and Bo: ‘To couclude with the Kqu atrian Ballet of LUBIN AND Emanue! * Hart, 35 Wall str Faas ENRY GOLDSMITH, 8e e route. BALL FOR Sager iy ably OF wm. ye A. Hanae. 33 Stone considered proper to state. that ed to his chair and bed, he has for many years been hing fo le to do any tl ‘owa support, and consequently | fternoon Perlormance every senariay, commencing | adent upou his ‘and fellow-eitizens. ‘The’ Mans: | et nlf past 2 oPelock. therelure, mal peal in his behalf, confident that i of admissiou—First or Dress Cirele, 50 centemParquette we will ineet a heart 5 cents—Secoud Tier of Boxes, 25 cents. Doors open | Mr. Wattace volunteered his valuable services | | att performance to commence at h lf-past 7 o'clock. for thet evening. Floor will be wader the direction of Mr. Parken, who BOWERY AyOnie chitcus.. AAD SEW | has kindly volunteered his valuable services. ‘oors Open at7 o'clock. Dancing, according to programme, | No. 37 Bowery. cca sons Managers. will commence at 8 o’clo"k | EATRAGHDINA RACTIONS ! Tickets $1, to admit if Geateman and two Ladies, to be had | ‘RIUMPH Cy xe BULL FIGHT! at Harmony Hall, ill Centre street ; the Blue Bonnet House, ecce Evening t M eek, e bar, at Tammany Hall, or either of the William Richardson, 733 will be Presented th the aa Greenwich street, | SOF ‘SLD PPA | | insky., Porter House, Hudson street. | OR BAS irr | ‘ WH uO Ga ISON eat agi sree | _Inwhieha highly teed HORSE: represauts the BULL! | thts cline mathe gtd sont hen ot for | ROBERT MILNE, Secretary, HO Bighth Avenue. “faserr | Costumes, by A. Arete | ‘cellent physicians of thas ity, ‘and used the Iodine lodine of SCANDINAVIA. | Among the acenes of this gorgeous production, are a Jouney I Ii the b hi id img te hi ti f Matad Iron, and all the best remedies these geotlemen could suggest, | rE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THIS SOCIETY, | of Gothic Nobility avd thet T rrival of Matadores, d unchecked. [ amsensible that words is hy miserable situation. was truly by pon my Inogs, an Dhad’a vie are too feeble to jong m™ ty ryon' ee IT ject of pity. Early last spring it settled w Tenulted n'a deep-seated Scrofulous Consumption, olent cough, pain in my breast, fever, night s ‘iation and prostration of strength. eup ‘all hope of recovery.” No remedy ther pI 1¢ least effect upon me, and many of my | saw me. sad that it ver, Any C for a man as mu as I was ever to recover. my Cough was so very bad, | my By xalmeny disease faat increasing. a frend meee | PULMONIC SYRU! wat disease, and af- jug it some time, | found it wis he oaly remedy that [ had the least beneficial effect upon me. It re- ‘my cough, pains and fever, stopped my night ened my whole system. After using the ime. [found, to my great joy, that my ulcers I Creer using the jou. until my sores ek, neck, bi and arms are now covered with scars, which present a temerie } ee appearance. ev | fleved me of | ever have partied my system from this loathsome disease. | feelthanktal that Tam well aga as nd as it e y fore ane. a hie fore the subscriber, mayor of the said cit: ‘ho, veing dul sworn accor ie foregoing statement, ie, is correct an true in allitg py icaiere RR. written. | , tr.J-H. Schenck has made arran he can ‘now be seen daily athis offi | Philedelph invited to examine the m k, breast and arms—presenting 10 of the efficacy ofthe Pulmenie Syru Parapecenta, Jan, 8th, 146, We, the subscribers, residents of t do lo hereby certi | = yesre yal soa inted with John Carr, moons with Bi Ca? tet ice, No 32 South-sixth here the public, aud the medical faculty ver had | gat are, aie satisfied | Begencee coat iS, National Hotel. ‘Thomas L. Bigelow, 13th st, below Callowhill. ) B. Daly, 41 Prune Alexander Wils Samuel B Nickson, 13th, below Coates at. | George Watson, Waluut, above 8th st. Address, naming rent, to Box 185 Lower Post | | Andrew Walsh: Tenth sireet, four doors north of Curpentery | © fiecws pemolit ails are, wei inde ea Little K, Pater ae, Deaton, Behar I dem, between Race and Vine ste. JAS, W, eK AGHTy Lan mag Orman Piicioal Aton Kare W. 8. CARKO Risa st, kbore Green. mal lever, now informs his the public in ter of ny ape, MR. McK ARLAND. | Thea monic Syrup is prepared exclusively by the | aenaral, that this is the gilibrist and Foutarery MR_G. DUNBAL | Saloe, ise Open oerente tears erteneelates | Hing Master, SNICHOLLES a sON | 0. 0 et, where persous 1 ‘a | Prof a npnste: irc : d have their lungs examined by a regular physicin fee | THORBURN'S, No Soe Brondwen cr ar he RIE Ye | Proceasion Laion WEAVER a a rebevira full and sh gr aslgatto a Bush & Hilyer', 178 Greenwich street: A.B. | | Bigd Store, No, 5 Joba Pee rene | en ent Ted by Mt MY EHS, Tate of the bark heatre 0.273 Broadway; é : st; ©. Ford, 274 Fourth ‘or, Waa FRUNING-GRAFE-V ow the, pronet rs merous splendid Costumes by Mr. A. J ALLEN. H; Evert, 9 Hudson at. and Dr. Garden time 10 trim Grape Vines Persons wanting, their Vines dastrigtaly prepared ‘ationel Bpectacle, by Mr-C. 3 | _ ell Sone by eens pee bond jo ty. will | Fault ll be produced under the si ; lt vibe peyeply peor hatte or AMER VINY hoary HEN "VEAnS OF A SAILORS LIFE! T52THRSa*me | to, or at his dwelling, corner 22d street and Broad: ‘All | or, Nhe Feghts end and S esetaaes Saiages fav} CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC RINGS rh MAGNETIC FLUD. Hs tral rel apttcation af th a of the mpscations power of Guivenisms 8 rome The Garvasic Rixas ‘with the Macxetic Fuutp, hyve been ean i all cases of UMATISM, acu to,the head, pe limbs ; Gout, Headache, Indiges: + TUEO. ‘Paley, Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, palvitation of ‘¥, stiffness of Joints Spinal complaints, ee Neuralgia, nervous Tremors, di zuness of the Head pain im ine Chest and side, « ‘De ms ond Physical energy, and all nervous ‘i¢ Doloreux, Tooih- Most elicate female Ww! without, vive stig Tk GALVANIC BELTS, paieat BRA jodi if the I to be perman, Y, MAGNETIC FLUID sed im ccspbedos with the Rings and their fogs omposition has been pronow by the mistos to Beene of the mnoet valuable discoveries ef modes | ble power of tions by. this he weat of entire for col fections IeGaryame Sfasnavuesno Prasrens will be found of great and perman We refer our ren 10 WFICATES, 2) Published by roe Oh fa the dun, Times, Mitr, Tribune, ther pape: testimonials, all of which are from the most respect ources, have been selected from several of jar character, which have been procured du ime the discovery has been before MOO! General Agent for the United States, and only moet he the City of New York, 1H Falton Be, San Buildings. Beware of Counterfeits. | M W&eSat Im*r INE GALVANIC RINGS GNETIC FLUID. MA ECENTLY aed ak lebrated both ‘Ameriea, for the cure of theum dal conic ot ese nape and all chrot ous diseases. For sale, whol il, ae repvcro. ces, by A.B. & D ‘SANDS, 79 Fulton £2 Im*r corer of Gold. AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK, And Ljualip-qiagt net, Geter haa tg MORAL" PHYST IOLOGY, Iunly writen ‘Tre 2 the Population Question, ir y the Fon. Bowen, with Additions and Alterntions, by I. Glover, To every person of sound common Base, tite work fs one, ich il command the highest praise. Icis true a few ignorant y condemn jt, but the editor ily persuaded that the high importance of the subject of sh it treats will pre,ent itsell 50 fazeibly to reflecting i, that it must command respect. Were thie book c every m: its advice s i fer oy stained exist. ook bs ig For ft Perso: plied with to cones ie Vow: The book, wo any part of the United Bates, ve cents, j31im*re hace esi A Tntty be reafed by Datton's Pan Acres of ice can be accnmul mn the vacant lots, any where in the city, weer tt oat Sach hy if am ot be ol Inches ick ‘in’? u ng i process will af ined from goed meee ‘ 1 am perfeetly well at this time, and am ful- | ly convinced that no remedy but the Pulmonic Syrup would , and able to impossible to describe the appearance of will with pleasure show them to any person who noth day of January, A. D. eighteen pavared and tr nami a rel subscribed before me pate the aya may ae mae jac! pimast incredible evi- | ficiency ot | CRT eae, | dds will tabe place at the Minerva on Monday queniag the 9 th of February. jo. 76 Fulton street corner of ms Ke, to the Scene of Action— A ian Mareh and War. iM fracser Breeeay ance, by sev cn armor—The Bull Fight—Escort of Luison, ‘gehott, | the Governor No, 113 franklin street, and A. Lindgreen, corner of Broome | Tne Games w'li commence 5 UMAR called the tnd Eldridge sureecs or rom either 4 the Comics . COURTIE " aN Tangemeats. HANSEN, corps, Camilla Gardner, Hi p ington, | JAMES PETERSEN | pear in their great feats; Mr. j%6 2w*re LAURENCE PRISER | i | Sicnoeran FRANCESCO, Professor of the Magic and Ne- | ccomantie Ast, has the honor to inform the inhabitants of ork and its vicinity, that he is prepared with his sppa- Tey whey to afford an evenin) musement to rome’of his humorous Sougs., See bills. ms 1234 cents. Open at pa th at7 Boxes, 35 coat loc! f5%r o’cloc! AKCH sTREKYT THEA:KE, PHILADELPHIA families w! y feet di veiling im with their | yest = aeeeee MR. ha Pyzron. comman wh null feet rat asure in waiting upoa | "e them aethein houses ‘ora vee motrrat sega ne np: | Stace Manacrn. NaH E. Srevens. jeation at a + No. 16 | sueaere Saturday Evening, Pebruary q H. COLLINET, | wiles pik t of the Orchestra at Queen Victo Otello, Mr. Rice ; Iago, Mz; C. Mestayer; Desdemona, Mrs. iekingham Falace, and the Court of Mestaver, the honor to announce to an arrival in New York, and begs, to inform them is now prepared to receive their orders for Balls and Soi | mn ansantes. Address at his residence, 400 Broadway. | FOR SALE, AT 8. tables, friends and the THE HIGHEAND WHISTLE. Capt. Knockdander, Mr. Stevens ; Doacha Dhu, Mr.C. Smith, The Whi Lewis. Ta fanelide with UMBO JUM. speed Mr. Rice. NATIONAL THEATHE AND CIRCUS, ppaangh'? | dip PHILADELPHIA, L. COLBURN’S Livery comer of Liberty ateeet in Washington superior fiue Horse, upwards of sixteen rs old; steel grey, bisci warranted tound snd’ perfectly quiet ‘in le is well suited for a gentleman wi ho se, for a heavy buggy of carriage, as ¢ above can be and to save troubl legs and mane, | ‘or double har- | er th AVAN ; |. ta opens” tapamglicut the Winter Benson site's brittiant | combination of usap approachable, Equestrians, Voltigeurs, and vemples of | ry warranty the lowest | ice ie $170.. The ho rect from the weetof York State. | (MEWMLY Boglang., “wen im the arent Eauine et SUUABLE-BAGOKLYN PROPERTY oie | natin, Proprietors are happy to state to the public, that they VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY te be |b safer the far famed Rivers Family, and they will ap- Fe tol ss auction to close au estate, on Saturday, Feb. 4h, per is af their Equestrian, Folandrie and Acrobatue Feats By S, HRGESTANT ee Site ea casts | uTielimmit of an savercocenent will barely admit of a dew On 4 its of an. advertisem Rox = the cme de and Falcon streets, mathout | wave | te ‘some of the highly gi artists of this great fr Fulton street 31 fect tuches, more or lone, cn Mande etreers Te NOT GREMALE CLARE. and 78 feet es more or oa the sonther! Tees For WARD, First Scene Equeatrisa. farther particule, icquire of the Auctioneer, at on | RRS. WOODS, te Allamande and Two forse Rquestrian, | street, Broos ly ail lw*re Tight Rope e Pancer and and gnestrian pte = variety of WANTED Niuean tg iit to. Miss LOWELL ; Ni it . ameat rv ‘rent xeecd $100 per nasum, A'not, Hier Male Equestriens, LEVI NORTH and T. V. : PORTS PUN | 1 Hguer uestrian Puatenian © RUUERD, LOFT WANTED—From the Ist_of May next,a | ANew choo! mite Rider with fast indian Effects, Front, Water, Pearl, or Stone street, below | TWe and Four Horse pestrian ‘and Positionist, J.J fh: lighted and roomy fst Loft, with an ‘offic aK Kinds ‘of Grape Vines, Oraamental ‘Trees, = Work done on the most moderste terme." ft ig ripeky FE ie en orate oi be gand'to the publia EAAGe rqOM GREAT ER rea a | “Boots open at halt pat 6 performance to commence a7. HERK W. BOUCHER? 3 CONCERT, TTHE #FOLLO SALOON, ON SATURDAY EVE- NING, Feb. 7 “PROGRAMME. 1¢ a) by Ligh — rt deste ot date appoint a, at the Beep ey | ih year having. compbiloved a Branch of the cor no detention whatever, oncera in Live | ean take place. Hor tarther partes ape igen’ «Mozart. SOHN HERMAN KU; gt Routh aret. |: Queerty goccher Wanet MAN, KEENAN t Keo, Liverpoot. fis can as usaal be farcished for any amount, N.B—Ded Auber. payable throughout Great Britain and Ireland, on application 3. Aria from Pre aux Clers, Madame Adler 4 Quarterte dem Schnee and Regen, (the Sphor. by the German Quartette Verein teabore, re ra - HASTINGS” re Piano and Vislonell, Trauletg Rorsiealy:-Lachner COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA io aa eran eS or tale ireriaaaaeem t THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! ‘aa a) treet aod tliat 198" DIVISION St or be Far Il ; forlalitalow:’ New Yerk Pros al betle—six bar | cons i, Mint Foie and Orch Philadelphia, Tuttle, 68 South 4th ee” jen tholdy. nb Im je Italian Arin, Madame Adler... « | jartetie—" ”’ (Scadent ‘terved her shi Enervios sed Bec the sadstamntioned | & Dust rpm" Zauberfioe™ Fraulein Korine Mozert. 1g to ThA ert Ch ae, CR st ich i for Pinno, Viol “ Eeolen dienes wekwesevar | Herr Boucher, Messrs, Orns . ‘Huramel. the principal Music Stores ye Concert. {6% me men Amateurs and Full Tickets One Dollar, to BLEECKER’S BIRD DEPOT, late | audat the door on Py 6 Astor Place, Hig Street, ALOON. as to Europe eoeitizeas of New York, hi fancy | id Silver je Paste, made my Jo,” ot Fountains Bea, he H john Ai PY, J att fe Ah the heart,” “The blind be 4 from out of the city. careful BLEECKER | Poem of Warren. The ilndian's eptaplaint.”, "Oh. a the whi foll th 7 a wore ne eacther Seek yer aul 1 cloak about’ ye. reat AY 5 JUEEN, a song jnthree parte—poetry ‘ty D would respec’ fal ai red Tennyson, a, JnEve of May. Part Il-New Year! ‘ave. Part I11—Retura of Spring. “ion moly opree prom 12, 1845. T digim*r MUSIC. HE GERMAN COTILLION B. 2 Fp sey ee and the ay at baile ats Pai itary Gaon F Poltas. by yey OitAg and fi erase iatchy Te pene speresents the rata, le terascere graves tw ne e bloom of heal with Harp accompaniment re will be i ipaded ne the | wees Kets, S0cents-to be bad at the Music Stores and at Hore 3 ROHAN MURCK willie ee Mestre ti ne "Boor open at 7—to commence before 8 o'clock. f5t010 re Band Fiano Hone,.on romensbie trae: tarcine | 167 Elm street. Sm ae ey pauy Be Snins BALL DRESSES FIFTY PERCENT UNDER SEED'¢ AE ry Msi Bro : COST OF pot hil ted of the oat, pleasant places of resort ae this ETER Aopunrs respectfully announces to the ladies, ty, am whe who like rational amarements, would x purchased timely ctyoa, he is enabled to be disappoin he agrangements, LUNCHES it selection Evening es at wer on A a s, and Turtle 0p on the above tremendous reduction. ‘He also calls ‘attention to a Wu lishment is ap. in oeat auantity of Embroidered Collars, isetten, Ke. slightly | style wreT®: sarntined soome may vq bat, vy the day, weeks vplieh are elling at less than, in Pt third’ al imoath or by the year, at very re le rate In*m Wy low pris later Hosiery ts 0 The subscribe sale on very accommo- So pester aewrareme™ ©» oer re ain oie sip. oka ey NO. 373 BROA iM Im*re “ft yee 4 " OCUTION. perio te ano from other DWARD MATURIN, A.M. informs those gentle has been old sfebuboe, which oa trial has ine bia eae veaing Classes at ia sateen | | mia shay ‘cargo aa bean pat in air ight casks. Apply to a NUL ‘ANA SEG. 46 South street ® El Judio Ei La Ai Tex ie COATED BLENNORRHGEA 3B detie Ema MANGE oie ton etree, coe Pu ERC lent ale detect remedy Hot, Rely ap stairs.) ‘urinary and genit coe MR. ODDFTEL cei weanpee be ce heeaiock kr Co. 0 John saniinie 78 OF M: CaO, , PIANIST, Ae: ‘nth Aveaue, and by Draggists generally. jo. 215 Wil: {renaery _JalT! iY Lt, be, happy to play sand ck ect NEEDLES. rss ren ‘i Preclrene = ia f& SON'S welt known and bigh ame og Me 6. as Can be seen Fr a Dred ed me ma! a j30 Sohn re THE PARISIAN SEG SRET. Nox eA ow ce UST PUBLISHED, a New Renter from 5 a of Counterteits pm yal Prenton eet NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS AND aver ervey ad atta mploye rr ee men of fahion in E mG HOSTER Ss Ain—o 000 Ibe > HAIR, SEA G | the Fucaley gut intra to the oF a vaperir ely foro GEORGE. Zanson fh: Seer aooweree nee t fo JOHNSON'E Gu Publis 3 Legal Deputy tor Dr. Le | N, B= ae store and office hag removed. from 158 William — 190 Washington st cents per copy— | street to 11 Bprace betwen Nasaaa and Viltiam streets 13 Robert HD Te, S orders ders should be |, Post pad, | jS1 iwit wy | ye iat ee Sa “olon Non Aaron in ihe MAP and sarented by Dr. J, GRAY, No.9 Borety % manufactory ‘that wishes (0 Seda aaron | carried bodily trom the stand, ———_—_—_ | Hiighty Important from Washington. Wasuinoton, Feb. 6, 1846. The pleasing duty devolves upon me to-night, of communicating to the country, through the colums of the Herald, the important intelligence that Lord Aberdeen, through Mr. McLane, has inform! ed this government that the passage of the notice dissolving the joint occupancy of the-Oregon terri- tory, will be highly acceptable to him; and further- more, that England will not, and cannot take any offence at an act which itis the right of the United States to do at any time, in accordance with the | provision of the treaty, relating to the same. This wuts to rest the panic makers in louses of | Bongren and elsewhere, who, with a view to de- | feat the President’s measures, strove to im) upon the public mind, the idea that war with | Iand would be inevitable, if the notice should pase. | Here, then, is an end to all this humbug, so well | performed by afew men, who want all the credit {and honor in the country for pe what none but themselves imagine them be—the Sir Oracles of wisdom and jae FA The doc- trines, therefore, of the message are the only correct ones in regard to this matter, which the instruction of the people led them to recognise alike | with the President, as the true plan of operation to pursue in this controversy. The President has een right—the people, in supporting him, have ree right—the politicans alone, who can scarcely ever see beyond the boundary of their respective localities, alone are in the wrong. All opposition | to the passage of the notice must cease; the instant it is known to every one here on Sunday next, | through the columns of the Herald, the only paper that gives a correct account of what the ph ott ae ed is doing, and in this it is far, far ahead of the Union. No attempt may now be looked for at ne; - tion, until atter the passage of the notice; Ibelieve Mr. Pakenham will propose terms for the final and amicable adjustment of all difficulties be- tween Great Britain and this country, He may have received new powers for this purpcse—and it is my belief that he has; and when the proper time shall have come, they will be offered to our govern- ment in a spirit of conciliation and compromise ; | but they must not embrace a provision to secure for | Great Britain the ri; en to any portion of the territo- iy south of the ‘th parallel. Upon this point our ‘overnment is irrevocably fixed, and no power, or |fo force, or fear of consequences, can drive them from. | that position. ‘The President’s levee, last night, was one of the | most brilliant affairs of that kind that has ever been | seen within the walls of the White House. | Cabinet—the whole of the diplomatic cor au | merous attendance of military and naval officers, | and a vast concourse of Congressmen and citizens | of every political hue and complexion, thronged to suffocation the east room, reception room, and ad- | joining parlors, halls and passages. pe ay believe there was scarcely a biped in Washington that was not there, except the ginger-bread and cake genera- | tion, that refused to attend, on account of learning | that’! Mrs. Polk had forgotten the advice I gave her | in my account of the last levee, to provide those re- quisite dainties. Although the crowd last night was ten times greater than on the former occasion— | owing, of course, to the castigation which I eee to the absentees for their want of attention to Polk—there was not the least disorder or confusion to be seen in any of the departments for keeping the habiliments. Congress ought to make a special | appropriation for supplying refreshments on such ! occasions, so as to keep the fair sex from fainting | in consequence of the oppressive heat of the rooms. | Success to republicanism, say we, if it never show more hauteur among its votaries than was seen at | the President’s last evenin, The Hon John Quincy ‘dams gives a splendid | entertainment to-night. All the leading Oregon men of both parties will be there. Having to write | this epistle, it will not be in my power to attend,but | I may refer to it more fully in my next. AnRrEL. | Wasninaton, Feb. 5, 1846. | Congress— The Events of the Day—Ten of the Morn- | | ing—Estoppel upon the Debate—Negotiations re- sumed—Damper upon the Buncombites—Sample of a Stump Speech, in view of a Treaty upon the line of 49—The Speeches of the Day—Mr. Rhett next | on the Carpet—How stands Mr. Adams?—We shall see—Decision expected of the Howse, and the Condition, expected, of the Senate-- Daguerreotype Sketch of the closing scene in the House to-day— The Doctor on the qui vive. Mr. Westeott, of Florida, delivered himself to-day | in the Senate, of a portion of his argument in favor | o6 shasten pene sieasnces ofhMb Oeteeieht anid against | the “inevitable war.” He was compelled to give | way, in the midst of his speech, from Fa ase ina- bility to proceed to the close,” Mr. his col- league, cousiderately stepping in to his relief, ina mouton to lay the bill informally aside. It is very easy to see through the gist of Mr. Westcott’s argu- ment, without the aid of Jo Smith’s supernatural peep-stone. The steamers, if; hae will cruise chiefly off the coast of Flori Floridians will have the benefit of fncrtaen ba supplies, and such | like. Mr. Westcott is perfectly justifiable in doing the best he can for his 9 grey iene eta the case is too plain to be taal by beating around the bush in this way. All his great national arguments tor the steamers resolve themselves into the greater | consideration of the trade they will bring to the | Floridians. | Mr. Dix got through with the bill from the House | for the limiting the cores to certain officers ot the customs. (See Senate report ) Mr. Dix de- | serves « “‘merit mark” for The bill is a good | one, and will save Uncle Sam agood deal of money. It'was rather an important day in the House. solutions to stop the debate on the Oregon notice on Monday next, at three o’clock. Several hours will then be passed in voting down amend- ments and cross-motions of various nd Ls eg ing to the passage of the resolution. The aly ae rehension with the ultra 54 40 men is, that Mr. jiard’s amendment.conferring a discretionary power upon the President, may be affixed to the proctocol. Our own opinion, however, i is, that the resolution will pass without qualification—a clean and uncon- ditienal resolution for the rendition of the notice. The House would be somewhat more cautious, per- haps, bat for the certainty that the Senate will ap- pend a discretionary or conditional addendum to the resolution. We expect age reat day in the resump- tion of the subject 4 the Senate on Tuesday next. The House will have washed its hands of the busi- ness, and there will be a large accession to the lob- bies of the Senaté from the popular branch, to hear the anticipated grand blow-out of Senator tes and the ex; ion of the case, as also antici from Mr. Calhoun. And now hed venture to » * ee ou that he will not flinch from his late bat will maintain, as being strengthened ard news, and the developm.nts here at Wash- ton, since the scaponuatat of the question. ‘he most important of . these developments is the tacit admigsion, to-day, of Mr. C. J. Ingersoll, chairman on foreign affairs—that negotiations “3 the disputed Northwest territory were sumed. Ee nota heard pee wane (of the fact—but any man wi! for pplomstion, understood it as clear as yasbine. Presi- dent will send in, Neo a day or she the Lg lomatic international cot upon mubjeet in answer to the request of of both houses. ce of this correspondence will be an in- terohange of lettersas to the ace Tesuming negotiations, with copies, perhaps, of tches to the President from Mr. McLane, and . ir. Paken- ham from the joven ba St. bg Oh wnole wind: ing up with a letter between ies, inthe propriety of a new trial, and the designation of a day tor the opening of the cause. The ** inch- men” are in the lee-shore—but tie conviction that the whole of the territory is out of the question now, will only make them rabid, still more rabid, 8o that aig they may appeal upon the stump as fol- We : citizens : Thus you see another co soaker of territory has been made to the England for the sake of peace. I blush for my count iat cetera ae Tact owede blash more ', a8 you see, by an ad ed to the ‘whole or none.” But it has been done. the murder of ie OM hes Me was a most foul ‘tay fot — »? poeeion ae — yoert Death ation at. the deed. But it is dove— done beyond recall. Buti, ges may appeal, in all hamility— "ghake not th gory locks at Yh my A pa ot iat in the House— Pe vey h tori a war. yon, fallow chine aram- pant bloodhound, Re T ey aed — up for the soil which a ry OF eon tranemitied the inheritance of our children, ENoFP sien not ori we I repeat viteeay, citizens, aN lood: piratical @ aes that fe rot straw hats.) Yes, Great in bloodshed | | sur- ly of ‘over:bl pot tnd aie ae fellow citizens, wee the urgent a : vot my friends, and shell, if 0 be! dion Oats also of that jon quer ous treaty ‘upon the the North Rastern nner rest, so help me God, 5 (UPhe reader will here sy the orator to be the arms of his