The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1846, Page 3

In (aon caeon Before the Hon. Lewis Ree Assistant Vice Chan- cellor. Decisions.—James G. King and others vs. B, MeVickar J _G. King, Jr. and D. Lord, for complain- ants ; D. B. Ogden for J. L. Lawrence.—Decided that complainants are entitled to enforce the cancelled mort- re given to the American Life and Trust Co. against MeVickar’s lots, for the $25,000 due to them in June, 1841, on the purchase ofthe Trust Co. ificates. hn L. Lawrence, administrator, §c. of Issac Lawrence G King, and others.—Cross suit Ogden fe plainant ; J.G. King, Jr., and D. Lord, for King and others ; W. B, Lawrence in ron ~ Decided that mortgagee of McVickar, has @ ri o! subrogation @ securities obtained by J. G. é. ing to the extent of W. B. Lawrence’s defllency in the pay- for the Trost Co. certificate: ing to the ap- rtionment in May,'1841,80 far as such deficiency is col- ted of McVickar’s lots.” That J. King’s equity, un- der his second mortgag gainst W. s no greater than the aes nine hose equity is fae in must prevai to the lots former! rly unde the | ‘Trust Co. anaes: and in 1842 conveyed to King in | trust. K. as trustee, and his beneficiar parties. Decree accordingly in cross’ suit, stand over for parties, on paying costs of Right of subrogation ‘aeclared. All other qi served. Decree for sale in o1iginal suit, ie Smutt & Miles, complainant, —B. W. Bonney for orton and C. Cromwell for de- ided that the receiver in the suit agamst | the title to the claim st Small & | to N. Weed. . but not of the proofs. Necfus vs. 4. Vanderveer and others. —J. Lott for complainant; D. B. Tallmadge for defendant Toe court held that the defence of usury is wholly un- founded. e for foreclosure and sale. Alix, ind others ve. Edwin B. Clayton —W. Jones Prichard for complainants dant. Complainant’s fir t e: ion to master’s report on stating the accounts of tl few York Gazette, allow~ ed. Allthe other Casas toe ya on both sides disallowed. Decree accordingly. Each party to pay their own costs | of suit The New York Dry Dock Company vs. The American | Life Insurance and Trust Company, James Morrison and others. § Sherwood and George Wood for complainant Ogden Hoffman and Daniel Lord forgdefendants. Decid- ed that sore was no variance between the bill ani the proofs; and that the complainant’s bills of credit, ior £50 000 sterling, (or $250 000,) and the deed of trust to secure the ated in 1838, a rious and void, aud must b side. Thi by the laws of this State, against Morrison, the holde: ly. sury in this case, as decided by the court, vation of £2000, (or $10,000) on a loan ¥ of $250,000 in their certificates of ‘ompany. in 1888, issued to the certificates for £48,000 sterling, payable in London in 1889 and 1840, with 5 Fae cent interest, half yearly ; for which they took the Ya bills of credit for £50000 sterling. payable in Latton from 1842 to 1845, with interest at 6 per cent half yearly ; and further | took a conveyance in trust of the Bank’s real estate in New York, estimated worth $500,000, to secure those bills of credit, ke which deed the Bank was to pay the £560 000, with 7 per cent interest half yearly, to the Trust'Company in New York, at the rate of $5 to the pee ind sterling, 40 days before ach payment fell due in mndon, according to the terms of bills of credit.— "There were other objections on the score of usury, but | this was the only one decided.) William Kobbi vs. Thomas L. Underhill.—N. D. Elling- wood for complainant;; N. Van Vranken and R. H. Wal- ler for defendant. Decree that defendant deliver up to complainant the bill of exchange drawn by Clark & Co. and pay the costs of suit. James Austin va. Peter Miller, Jr. and others.—J. Gaul, | Jr. for complainant; K, Miller for defendants. Decided | that on complainant’s paying into court $500 towards the | purchase, he may have a reference to ascertain the ‘amount due to defendants in respect of P. Miller’s pur- chase of the farm and on paying such amount, with defen- | dant’s costs, the farm is to be conveyed to him—meantime | defendants are at liberty to proceed to judgment in their | ejectment; and if the $500 is not paid im forty days, bill | dismissed with costs. pt rgued at Albany.) | Bogardus vs. Trinity Church.—This cause, which occu- Pied all last week and one whole week in December, is still on hearing before the Assistaut Vice Chancellor.— Mr. Sullivan continues for the eee Mr. J. T. Brady is to succeed him, and Mr. D. B. Ogden will close the argument in behalf Of the Church. G. W. Wright for defen: | | | | | i. nce mt Circuit Court. { Before Judge Edmon Fen.9.—John F, Kemmeli va.Wm action to recover $2,000. It apy the defendant was robbed of which was $10000. He came on to this city, and o! a reward of $2.000 for the recovery of the money, and | the cepture of the thief. A man named Harvey, alias with a female accomplice, wi Walker & Sweet, two offi money, except about $50, w Teoovers: to the defendant, who paid ind ‘Sweet the re- ward The plaintiff that me ae he that gave the information to Walk ugh which Harvey and his companion were art and the money recovered, and now brings his action to recover the reward from M¢ Several w: .d for the plaintiff, among | whom w: rr. a store in Washing- ton street. H Peeeeey that the plalatit tiff was his clerk at. | the time of the robbe: a day or two before the | .d recovery athe respectably dressed man and woman suspicious character, opposite the witne circumstance struck the plaintiff at had determined to watch them. In the course of the next day,.he again observed a carriage drive up to the apt bes @, and the ide: female came out of it, went | shortly after returned with trunk, which, by | oe ‘irections? the driver placed in the back part of the carriege ; after which, she got in, and the carri drive i ‘The plaintiff’ w nding er, Pail the time looking on; and, after the carriage le off, mentioned the | ¢ircumstance to Mr. Pete, whe d him to jump | into his wagon. which was standing at the door, and drive after it. He accordingiy followed it, until h it itatop at tho Battery Hotel. On his way, he met We , and told them about it, They then went into | the B ery Hotel, arrested the woman, found the | money. They next procured a cab, and placed her in it, and were bringiag her to the Tombs. On ir way, the | lsintiff recognised the man whom he 0 inte the | use in Washington street with h pointed him out to Sweet, and he then paw him on the cab, and Drought htt ra all to th Tombs. Upon searchi the trunk, The entire of the next morning paid 07 Walker and Sweet. | joney, the plaintiff observe. into a house of | money was found, an paid th ontl | ‘pe ui Judge reserved his decision, and adjourned the | rt until Wednesday morning, in consequence of being Court of General Sessions, at jorning.. For plaintift, Me. Carpenter ; A. Smith. snbpesuned to attend Brooklyn, this m for defendant, Messrs. Court Calendar—This Day. Common Pinas —Part 1-6, 64, 66, 248, 08.70, 28, 38,69, 63, 66, 47, 3 35, 99. 105. 1, 17, Part 9,97, 65, 71, 89, 93, 15, 21, 89. 5, 91, 265, 77. Sure Count.— 85, 90. 91, 93, 94,95, 98, 99, 101, 105, 107, 110, 83, 47, 77, 9, 28, 106. The Greensburg (Pa) Intelligencer says:—We regret to Jearn that d e late rise of the waters in the Youghi ying u 1 of Mr. Kuhn, on thot river, was carted tr rom its foundation and precipitate’ into the river. Mr. Graham’s mill, a short distance belo, wo also learn was moved from its foundation several feet. The Upper Mississippian, printed at Rock Island, | of the 20th ay i. tee ‘an attempt was made on the morn- ing of th Re. Baxter, ingebary, and Burch to break tl Baxter and Burch were | confined ai a ae walices in the murder of Colonel | Davenport. verdict of guilty had been rendered | ainat Dexter, Det this, it appears, had been reversed | Byte the Supreme Court, at its present session at Spring- | | Geese Navigation of the Ohio River. | Ploces Time State of River, Cincinnati, Feb. 3 + + +92 feet. Loui Feb 10 feet. ‘Wheeling, Jan. 6 feet 6 inches in channel. : -9 fest scant and falling Se eee MONK Y MARKET. Monaay, February 9-6 P. M. ‘There was quite a panic in Wall street to-day, among the bulls. Quotations for stocks fell off, in some instan- 8, as much as four per cent. The news from Wash- ington has been a greater damper to the operators in stocks thanthey have experienced for a long time. Long Island fell off 3 per cent; Canton 2; Harlem 3}; Nor wich and Worcester 4; Reading Railroad 2}; Morris Canal 1} ; Farmers’ Loan 1}; Pennsylvania 5’s 1}; Il- linois 6% 1} ; Vicksburg 4; North American Trust 4 ; Ohio 6's 3. 4 Prices for stocks at the second board experienced a farther decline. The bears were in high spirite, and the fail in quotations] was large enough to satisfy the most inveterate bear in Wall street. We expect to see prices touch @ point lewer then they have for the pest month or two. It must be admitted that the advices from the seat of government look rather squally, but we think | it is the beginning of the end; that the Oregon question is nearer a settlement, in some way, than it has ever been yet. The news had a contrary effect upon cotton. It stif- fened the market, and produced a slight improvement in prices. The Board of Directors of the Toronto and Laks Huron Railroad Company have issued a circular, from which it appears that there is no longer any doubt of the success ofthe company. Ten per cent of the capital subscribed in the Province, amounting to $266,500, has been paid. The Commercial Bank of Rechester, has declared « semi-annual dividend of three and half per cent, payable on demand. The Providence and Worcester Railroad Company nave contracted with the New England Iron Com- pany of Providence, Rhode [sland, for the rails for this road, The price contracted for ig $77 50 per ton. The rails are to be of the T pattern, and to weigh 56 pounds tothe yard, The New England Iren Compaby ex pect to de able to turn out five bundred|tons of railrosd irom fb meme; 06 been ba they mot their snecnlaory ba opore | | tion. No railroad iron, we believe, has | In the city and couney of few York, ei r been made in New England. ‘The receipts and expenditures “upon the State works of Pennsylvania, from January Ist, 1845, to January Ist, 1846, according to the report of the Auditor General, have been as annexed Puatic Woaxs or Pennerivania. Disbursements. Philad’aand Columba a stare ss Pastore 0 vision Bee! we, mnie Total Main Lis Susquehanna Division. . ecinrd West Branch 141,208 89 129,681 19 Spares 4 + ves $516,982 82 ‘works amount to about two per cent. on their aggregate cost. The railroads of Pennsylvania, both public and private, or those owned by the State and by individuals, have within the past year been more productive than the canals. Of the $516,982 22 aggregate net receipts, $368,131 68 were | from the Phiadelphia and Columbia and the Alleghany Portege railway. In all parts of the country this fact has been fully demonstrated. Railroads must in time take the place ot canals. It will not be long before the transportation of freight on railroads, will be cheaper than by canals, the expedition and safety of these roads over the canals; is already sufficient to get them the com- mand of a very large portion of the freight, where the canals are not protected by legislative enactments. The Reading Railroad and the Schuylkill canal are an illus tration of that fact. The population, acres of land assessed, and the | 0a value of property in the territory of Wisco: the year 1845, according to official ments, were as annexed : Ternitory or Wisco iw—Its PorutaTion anp Pro- reaty Valuation. Population, official estimate te number of acres of land assessed - - 1,740,665 value sg longs lands, and of town lots, corporated companies... .. Assessed value of personal hears xclusive of merchandise Amount total of assessme: ‘The reports of the-banks of Pennsylvania, for Novem ber 1844 and 1845, present the annexed aggregate results of the movement, in each department :— Banks or Pennsyivanta. aah 1844. ted iscounted. . $23,347,426 ga7.i0a er Person ie and Trea- 5.906.235 5 902,230 2,375,514 2,676,337 1.840.564 2,196 504 1,416 568 1,469,996 US7L4396 1,300,971 21088033 2,368,007 ‘630500 - "710,238 115,513 62 503 3,402,723 3,200,054 2,055,592 2,234,388 1,906,432 84,01 B76 185.488 Total resources,$45,993,6°8 49,935,140 Liabilities ital stock. 15,577,459 16, 154,600 Sirculation..... 8.375,495 10,107,188 Due other ban! 1288 8.307.129 Due depositors. 12,269,288 = 13,748,341 Dividends unpaid ‘144,599 1,887 639 outingentfund.. 2,841,685 564,336. Dis counts, inter- ke... 593 904,987 Profi and ioaa, 413,593 56434 Due Commonw’ 183,725 416,029 4th May isswe 440 662 150 Due US Tre: 275 2,481,159 Miscellaneou: 1,588,744 12,213 Suspense account "16,990 129,949 ‘Total liabilities $45,993,608 49,934,140 The increase in the aggregate movement of ‘the banks of Pennsylvania, for the yearjending November 1, 1845, amounts to $3,940,632. The greatest increase in any | single department, has been in loans and discounts, and the decrease in the contingent fand. This increase is zi | small compared with that ef the banks of this State, for the same period. We annex a comperative statement, showing the leading features of the banks of this Stato, ani of Pennsylvania, at two periods Banks or New Yorx anv Pennayivania. Banks of New York. Nov 1 Nov. 1845. 69.164 861 8, 8,884,545 21,375,369 351,682 31,773,991 The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company for, January 1845 and 1846, were as annexed : Norwicn ann Worcester Rarnoav, Jan 185. Jan. 1846. Throw hay 1 08 Increase. Local 4,015 43 73 Freight. 5,531 13 326 55 Exjresse: $94 17 59 63 Totals, vee + S11,637 65 14,298 67 2,661 02 This increa: qual to nearly twenty-five per cent: | and two-thirds of the increase was on the through trav" el. The receipts from freight on this road, is the largest item in the list. If that rateof increase continues through the year, the receipts of this company for the | year 1846, will amount totwo hundred and fifty thousand dollars, at least. The proportion of specie to paper in the Pennsylvania Banks, is much better than that ef thetbanks of this State. The other departments are about the same in each State. The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the Exchange Bank of Virginia and branches, on the 3ist of December, 1844 and 1845 :— Mscysnos, Banx or Vinornia arp Brancues. viduals, Be ls of ‘Exchan tock and interes! Due Om other banks— In accor Ta notes of In notes of other banks. Real estate, banking houses and bagels s other property. balance of ¢ transactions ‘ransite—Bank and Bran Sind Cavite Sock ircul ae to other banks, in account Resalti transact transit, Bank and Branches, Excess of assets... 176,119 3,486,326 | These comp tive returns show adenine in the ag: | gregate movement during the year, of $145,037. There had beerran increase in the loans and discounts. Old Stock Ex ange. $5200 U S 6's, 62, July 1 107 1000 do 108 1000 shs Mor Ss Mot Can stm afte 20 = DR. JONES, DENTISL | Teter, Sunburn, Ring The do & bio 19s 1934 0, 92° 100 East Boston 2000 Ohio7’s 100 150 Ror tc Wor it a | bama 5's 7 10 do #10 61 25000 Penn's 5's 930 68% 630 do * = g ” 960 68) | do #10 60 15000 do woes is ds et 40000 do 685g 200 do ‘5000 do 6854 100 do 100 | do 10068 «6750 do 9000 Illinois Special & 1 do 5000 do ‘da 35, do fe Ie'ths Bank Com, scrip $30 io" Py 9434 600 L Island RR 2» full 923¢ 50 lo 50 Yicksbare Bank 1% 50 lo 100 NA 936 300 300 Panes Ti 6027” 20 200 310 26% 150 © do 200 = do 33026) 28 do 300 do 26% 1:0 Harlem RR 100 he 450 do 49 480 Canton Co se do 196 0 b60 50 10 = do atm alto 26 §=4c0 do 8049 Board. 50 she Tone Canal z a shs 4 & Wor RR on | do 130 19% "$0 Canton Co 50 L Island RR 4“ » do do oO a eB 50, Nor & Wor RR 50 do 50 930 50 Harlem RR 50 do 330 6034 100 di New Stock ee ofp Mesris Con Tuss'y 4 50 shs Farmers Tr 50 L Island RR 9 50 0 2s do 53.49% 1 do, ” do ¢% 125 Nor& Wor RR do #348 do % = do 50 9 do Cl) Fs 50 Harlem RR 50 wo do 4 rs} 10 ~~ do 0 58 Weekly of Deaths. neces tae Borat a Hs is | divease of reuse off; fac on LL rit ti hi m1, daniee ita i Measles. 2; 2t0 5, 17; 5 to10, 40 to 50, 9: 00 60, 10; dro 1; a mot nown, | Oi IC ATION gual Gentleman, by Ml Fis ie heres mada, ond rand hug of e reqi m ee com) or ‘ani merle » int a any manner convenient to M.P., but 1t is requested tobe 0 Sie | [SOU RUBBER BANDW for Ong Cave vio BS ‘¢ bew and superior * GEORGE F N«SBITT, Stavoner, £10 3t*m Corcer of Hall and Water streets. ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHUE STORE. | THE PROPRIETOR of the Was>ington Boot and Shoe Store. No. 2:2 Cong ich, corner oe the padi sirmete ai 4 Mgwaer gaa only Devan He would thank the publ is solirit a conti will, this Estab patronage recei this most desirable way of trade, the nee System. Do not forget eo umber, 212 Grooawiy corner of Barcla: tier, pear jen Ferry. JAMES WIGGIN®. S| GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS of the new brand “ Bl For sale by Falton street. Soanish Hotel, up stairs. DOCTOR ARNT’S RELIEF SALVE. UNDS, Bruisen, Burnt, Chronic Sores or Swel- Judio Errante,” (The pe Wandering Jew.) £10 Ime*r ings, ies, Ulcers and Inflamed Breasts, (Te is also a mac Tt will soon reudes celeritete | Extract of a! r Wood.) y gratified hat she "Relief Salve,” «Charles Arnt, 18 being introduced to the public. hich will Moealty ipive ita high tak in stomers. It is decidedly superior to | ave ony acquaintaree. | ith the greate t mibte ly and cheerfally commended it to of 1| cannot ‘an expression of surprise at the happy effects Thave known it to produce in several cascs of iuflsmed breasts (iéxtract from a letter written by pfomale to her relat — v moma called at fare, Hebe rt’. She had 0 much wit * wpa wre fad hear, tT find herdead, They hed, howe ‘A f Salve? ‘thet might +1 found hi PUt the child to her breasts, and they tre now both dot well indeed They call me the Good varitan for mentioning the salve to them. tem very glad of being the means of doing | tthe great virtue of ** Arat’s Re- | wn to'the nfficted, | deem it my duty to state a few facts connected with my own'case. About twenty | years ago I received an injary rom the !ragment of a bursting cannon striking me in m ‘om that up to the preseut time I have suffered mu ch dist trees. rand pain, boa final, rulted i itre- aiffused aneurism, pervadiog ‘my Ig sud foot protracted season of +u i pain, ond ppearance of ation, T was ndvised that, in Order to seve be amputated. Again I resorted to the mended rem hut found no relief, to try the “ Relief Salve” After the agre»t benefit, and on the second, the of me I legand foot changed to a waturel two boxes the swelling and appeared, and my leg became entirely free . [tis now in a better condition than it pl eat poses fe capecttally yoanes en banca A FAMSONG, French’s igs io 133 Fulton street, New York. T Y. having been afflicted for a lon IG he carbone es applied Charles Arot’s Relief Salve eficial effects, and recommend it to any persons like afliedon. wis 8, CORYELL. National Hotel, No. 5 Courtlande st ae jd wholesale and retall by the pri pal age H, RING, 192 Broad: , comer of Jol iooet be by most af the respectable dra fi iaflering un (OADWAY AND°CANAL STREET, pRerets TEETH and warrants them as good as the ral ones for biting and masticatior A complete double set of best taineral Teeth on | fine gold plat $5000 | Aset of ral ‘Teeth, on fine gold | for the pepper jaw, to be worn by atmos} erie | oi wie Tooth, sit 3 o0 | nego "Teeth with Gola fro 7 5 to 1 20 Remmataber—c taal Pier ee vere sd orner of street an Brouday;satance TO HOTELS, TAVERNS, Bynes HOUSES and all who like thelr Farniture to be spotless, clear and bright. Fx the highest for requiring less. labor, time ‘ ™ cleanliness and cheapness, Li niably am au a toany, bias ING’ Agent, s } ond). fohn street ing desirous of Vaiteied his Es- ‘abidboent wishes a person to join with him who can (tiousand,) doll he loca. sirable one for any person wishing *d lew York,” with real name name, will meet with prompt attention and 2 strict!y confidential. £10 atis* WANTED. Az SITUATION by a young Man as Groom or Coachman; ; cae er the best of city references. (hdres YOUNG WOMAN, as Coom, How The best of City reterences for character aud fia im the above capacities, can be had by appl julberry COTTON MILL. WY Airestiancs as Manager of a Cotton Mill, a man intimately acquainted wit ra facturing cotton wool, both recommended by two men establishments in the U1 office. EORGIA LUMBER COMPANY NOTES Wanted at ; ites querenrs Per cent discount, by Bes hie. OK, all stree Tox AND THE ADMIRERS OF Me- CHANICG ARTS-A Course of Lectures wil be de livered on Staic Casing and Ha d Railing. by Wm. A, Du on Wedaesday Evening, Febraary 11th, Ith, 25th and March 4th, 166, at No 68 Spriog stret, between Crosby and Elm <treets, at 736 o'clock, P.M. Tickets for the Course 75 Le at Huyler’s boon store. ’s tool store. 397 id America; can be en ch arge of the best conduc- ites. Address J. C. at this | . The teanainder of the stock of Wiater Hosiery 1 red at | jal3 antre | | 0. | hac he will sell cheap for onah. Can be sseu at No. AB Broad | AMUSEMENTS. AUCTION SALE: | — R, CURTISS, Ai 5 Lance SALE OY HARDWARE ty Iecob the new eon Pacey ky Geld street, bate PARK THEATRE, MR, GEORGE VANDENHOFF, ree nue wuary 10th, at This sale wil ca IS peckages, and entirely Third night of his engagement. ly fee . tis distivetly s eee ean Tuesday Kvening, February 10, distivetly stated, and err Leda that every original packase jely sold to the highest binder: ‘spy circumstances shell any atalogue be bought it struck down to ay one but a mrchaser, reserving only the priv Bhi be performed ic Hinorical Trazedy of the Ist Part of jotspur, direetly SirJona ‘al tual and King Heor, eof passing du- | Erince of W ne srle is well worthy the attention ofthe Lady Percy ‘Mrs Abbott tlso of dealers in the nel boring « ‘ jae Quickly. 221 1Mrs. Vernon OB 8. PLA To conclude veL the new ‘Drama entitled N. B.—Catalogues arenow ready a1 be had at the VIOLET. of sale, or at the Auction room, es the goods are also Martin Andre, cou Jeweller... .....+.+ Mr. Barry. au be examived till the hour o! f10 rice of Admission—Boxer, $1; Fit, G0 cents ROSE HILL STABLES, Pith Street and 7 Avenue, and opposite Bull’s |. Just arrived and eel ‘Bors open at 6% o'e! roca ee BO’ A. W. JACKSUN... MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR Tuesday Evening, February 10, THE WIZARD OF THE iVav &, Or, The Ship of the Avenger! Charles Falkner, Esq , Captain of H.M.%. tne al Eocate, thet will pay fr te, it wi ten t ee are eee] Value of | Wiad of the Wat keen f per'annum.. Money ‘on | Henry Belford, 1 fond aod Mortgoge: uid Policies of Hiéarence obtained from | Weevil, Mate ‘ott = ere et siccaMe Cour ious to whit Thirravee le companies intl econ ON apply at at 155 | ‘revious MO AND JULIET. N. ‘Mr. Davenport. slevations, specifications and conwracta for ere or at No. 6 Broad st reat, at the short- CALVIN POLLA: ‘Architect pas seLe BROOKLYN be nes rng 3 to be sold al jon oo clnemen priate: on: Saturday. Feb. lth, tt 20 lock noe fran C i a and ery fal rast 6—curtain will TO W E's CIRCUS, AT PALMO’S OPERA "HOUSE. q Every thing altered, Arranged and Conducted in the precise Tuesday Eve bruary 10, fecond night ofthe Mock Heroic Pageant of at the Merchants’ Exel re, by J. Hk property on the corner ugeption the very best business ¥ #7 feet 5 iuches more or leas. othe Among the Lillipt n we ‘will appear the celebrated SCOT. H GIANT, _TO LET IN BROOKLYN. Upwards of 7 fet in height. with Kitchen attached, | en acres of rehard of choice fea K the railroad de miles from either the South or ‘Fulton Kerr railroad cars and omnibuses leave at differe ‘Tne House, with about one acre of land, Mr. Randall, . : a «Gulliver. Will oppear in act of Horsemansh FOUR QUARTERS OF From where the | Anastounding fest of double horsemanship, by Mena B. ours of the day. | jixon, J. Sweet and the two Masters Aymar, | Flyin Pyramid aap allad wil be sung by the Clown. uated on At- wo and ahalf Dan Rice. separately, if denized,, Mo iaian seis a sens ugle horse, ridiug backwards and for near Jackson atrert Brooklyn, orof = | ». a8 Shipwrecked Sailor Boy: aut (Siw*re P. W. TURNEY, 51 Liberty »treet, mar, aud M. Athlete, by. o juscular aie ga) by Mr. the wouderfui training o! his Dog Bill ily ‘Afternoon Performance every Satarday, commencing at half past 2 o'clock. eho : HOUSE WANTED. thers A: mar, &.—M. WANTED to hire from Ist of May, a neat two story | fegim Howse: rent notto exceed $100 pe A rected to C. R. at this office, will meet with imm Ateucon. friwiere | Pric, of admisg le, 50 ceursParguette | ty 80 cots ne. Doors open FIFTEEN FARMS. at, perlormanc past 7 o'ehock. LACES of f ——— P of from two to thirty acres each, splendid Views | Bowery AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW | of the Sound, V e and Landing, for Ssle »t New Ro- chee. 10th March, 14 Har iotelock, Mt, at public Auction. YORK CIRCUS. ermms liberal and title clear Apply | al ‘ Auctioneer, New: Rochelle; or Jogi. Peters, ‘New Brarg.| Ver St Boteerg Hicetaeds cree, arancnets: Second week of the TRIUMPH OF T aday Ev ‘Maps at Miller’s tavern, New Roche:le. 0 Sw a | HASTINGS’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents, #1 Ann street, and Elliott, 123’ DIVISION STREET, op- | site Ludlow. New York. Price $1 a bottle—BSix bot- | jes for $5. Philadelphia, Tuttle, 63 South 4th street. ene bye D6 Im fe | Among th Sees tin pmenee fothie Nobility and ther? Ti BULI. FIGHT! February 10, In whichah hi iy a raided HORSE represents the BULL | | Costumes, by Alisa: Music, by petexschen. Properties, AWKENUE, MYERS & CU. Teceived pet ‘all va Ben, the andermentionel | &c,to. the Scene of Action and Sea, th ba Braadier seaming Hone | Dance, by seven ladies sa armor—The Bull Fight—Escort of | Dupuy & Co. in half pipes, pale and dark vintages" the Governor and Knights. watoiks ‘The entertainments will commence with the picturesque and ie spectacle, euutled RRA b expr & Beeker, do & do 5 ‘iia RE whieh they. "fer tor sale. same is under one hose | Tomantic eq Sta ert and p: ete (C7 Besides the Ga corps, ut, Be lock and entitled to dehenture Beon Mosely, Sto - also appear in their” great feats) wi e of morous Songs. jee bills. Te a Te | ionge 2 cee Pt 12g cents. Open at Peomaeesy ,° . tree! o’clock. r A few doore East of Broadway, New York. | rpue eres pect ok informs the publie that he hag | braces Morena: eee ee et ee cog e wale of Birds, (Foreign and | YOHN G. WHITTAKER’S Benefit, on Thoredey Even: e,) Ci pea by rey sng patronage of thove Qupo- | FONT LACES, with the whole talent of the Equeattian ne ie i mention isin: stock will. com) all | Company. 110 Str articles im his ling, including Faney Eweous of the, di Ricca | -AROH STREET THEATRE; sorts, Gold and Silver Fish, German Pas le after an ap. PHILADELPHIA | Lessee... ss... 4 Mn. WE; Bunton. | N. careful to,and | Aorina’Mawacen |. J. M. Se TOARDBLEneRne | gear iciee “Niall Beever USIC. First night ofthe recazagementof M. RICE, and that of Me. HE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec'fal | Tuesday Evening, February 10, The ap ur bale ged petroba peanierioa owen THE HIGHLAND WHISTLER. Wai to play P hag) oe e newest till | iaey’Gellope, Polka, by Musard, Siwnsy, Lanner, La: | Capnis of Kupekdundss, My Spent a ee AS: vine Band consists of from Se to twenty-five instruments, Lewis; Lady Staunton, | Mrs. Mestayer. wit Tp ACCOM] rg rs wil atte! to at Thortest uotice, es rihoue intment, attended with Piano | BONE sau aSit Diauiue, ie nN JOH, HANN MU ck will rive also i instruction on | Beer oner nae lar} ‘iano Forte, on reasonable terms. Inquire at No. RED ROVEIL or Freebooter's Brid cies Sree Simm | Red Rech MEW. F Wood Olishe, Mrs Le BALE DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER | THE COST OF IMPORTATION. ETER ROBERTS sespect ally announces to io Genes, is enabl | NATIUNAL ‘PHBA ity AWD CAMUUB, CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Uni aa che wee rement of (WELCH. MANN, “i DELAVAN med throughout the Winter Season wit toa | combination of roachable Equestrian: y | Gymnasts, unrivalled even in the great Equi imal | Franee and England Pi ‘ors are happy to state to the public, that rl ged, the far f ‘amed Rivers Family, and they will 2 eur fn aft Ue cis Mayme ttrian, Polandris and Acrobatic Fou 4 im*re_ | by mich h they are telimose ly celebrates \dvertisement on barely admit of « “aad tly gifted artists of thi equally low prices, and ou inspection it is will be found cheaper sha any in the exty. 0. 973 BROA ee “ELOCUTION: DWARD MATURIN, A.M. .M.. informs those gentlemen | ery rt. jesirous of inst the above accomplishment, that es brepared to receive Kvoniug Uleasea at his Fesideuee, No Wowk 1, Wiat Scene aueatrag. No | RS. HOWAR 19 Howard street. SGeTRED ind Imbre | MRS. E. MODS. aad ‘and Two Horse Equestrian, MR. O. | Tight Rope Dancer and 4 Abvtnlogl Crees a variety of PROFESSOR OF M. thee PIANIST, &e., Faneiful and a8 WELLS, characters, iam street Ww ILL be oor: to play at Concerts and Cotillon Parties ; | get up Musical Entertainm: and give epanctions on | a i, LEVI NORTH and T. V. TU ow Benn Pape juestrian Pupreestie’ C, J, ROGERS. jackward Rider, with East Indian Effects, SIGNOR GERMANI. Two and Four pein eeserien ‘and Positionist, J. J. reich pupils are W. Ginesde a ea Little 5 Pastor. Principal Male Sadia atifully — ‘orte, | way, | MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAW oon, ke. he. | Fee SALe by Eg. sTac he: | or sale—togeth ith Presses, T'; Be bor me Lab | ype, Borders, Label Be. the bisincwsh has been extablahed ten 4 deucions man would, donbtlese, prove, a veate a semintion pty Wall steels Sr As Henford on the preccioes, 8 Neasau sercat, third lott. 19 2tistm PLASTERERS’ BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. N ADJOURNED MEETING of this Society will be held on Tuesday Evening, the loth instant, at 74 o'clock, place. Pauctual attendance of the Members is IN WRAY, President. 19 1* re fufal, some very cheap— jome very bi VANTIN afall supply tor ss sale by | GEOKGE F NESBITT, Station | £10 t*m Comer of Wall and Wat-rstreets.38 | | Al pceat VRE Ee written to ordet he Lone v Witty, Satirical, Lov by io wraied ofhonorable vit to execute ell orders faction gi epulicants, or ne oy will ‘ve falfilied as readily as it by lever, to “ The Lone 4,” stating features: fe at a by Erat, London, perfect. Inqui Patent action, Greene street, Ne PATENT LAP- leates IRON BOILER half to four ine! £8 Im*re ek and. BUDO STORE, oak an extensi) re A 4 of i Tinesss “Application 16 be mde on the: premises between the hours of 6and 8 P.M. None but acash cnmtomer ERO WN. y- 18 3%m FOR THE FACE AND a CHURCH’S VEGETABLE LOT! HiGHLY valuable U tie for eradieat on the Face POGBIEEN, ANP, Auaue ye Jong, and one and a | A ah x? PROSSER, Patentee, 6 Liberty street, New York. | | Fixtureyof the GROCERY | | rt time will clear jon. sold in bottles BIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, No.1 St John’s Lane corner Beach street, New York. i HE sUBSCRIBER would in! stor ie] Pablic, that ne keeps constantly on hat faney nod common Bird Cages of every doserintion t sit tei lower fate than i at erchants wo it to their advantege toveall au SP RELLY. LECHES! LEECHES! UST RECEIVED « fresh supply of Sweedish and Smyma Leeches. For sale by jj FERDINAND CLE ches, No. 149 Nassau str 17% J. F.C indoing business alone, and has wo conn at present with his former partner. {8 Im’ THE GENUINE GALVANIC RINGS BAS’DS D MAGNETIC FLUID. | REE SENTLY Smparted. gelobrated both in Earope aad America, for the cure of rheumatism, and all chronic or For sale by the groce, dozen or single one, . B. & D SANDS, 79 Fulton street, comer of Gold. AN EXTRAORDINARY WORK, And One which —— a want oe Hands of every Pett “PHYSIOLOGY, inky writen ‘Treatte. on ile Population Question py the y Omer, with Additions and Sas, SC erery person of oan Sone Mb. whieh will Hetmmand the Wa Theat conde 2 imtr ignorant . i: | eek Pee fh ihe ai bjeet of a pds ent itself so 10 foreibly 2 reflecting ht fem respect. Were care- fully? read every’ mi Hat an sdviee strictly fol- lowed, we are jed that a state of society from 4 Lape oy exist. Price of the Book 50 cents. For sale by Burgess, Stringer & Go ; 22 Brondway comer of Ann street, by whom i wil ve aa plied. Persons in the country, by encl: paid, «ul te supplied with two copres ju mal dinding MN ae book, lo any part of Wie Vultee Biles, w ite oud | ths feauine Verbena | der thedirections for us motions | the § he LATES? INTELLIGENCE BY THR MATL. Highly Important fron: Washington, OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS. THE OREGON QUESTION. Wasuineron, Feb. 8, 1846. The Announcements in the Herald—The Oregon Cor- respondence— Fortifications and Defences of the Country—Friends of the "President im the Senate. The message of the President, which was com- municated to the House of Representatives yeater- WERY THEATRE, | day, conveying the late correspondence between | Mr. Pakenham and the Secretary of State, sfs- | tains, most fully, the character of the Herald, for the accuracy of all the information which it has, for the last six weeks, laid befor the public, upon the Oregon question, and which was diabelieved almost every where. Indeed, sir, it did not appear strange to me, that so much ignorance and incredulity, with Tegard to the Herald’s infurmation, should prevail | all around, and that the party press, on both sides, * | should be at fault on such matters; but I confess I | Was somewhat chagrined at the doubts which you | were induced to express at the time, of the correct- | ness of the information transmitted to you then.— | Yours was the only journal in the whole country that received the news of the renewal of the corres pondence between the British Minister and Mr. Bu- chanan, the day after it commenced ; and yours is the only paper that has, since then,—six weeks ago, —had a regular and correct run of every important point connected with the Oregon and Mexican ques- tions. These facts will put to rest, from henceforth, and in all quarters, the doubts which jealous con- | temporaries are ever willing to raise about the Her- ald’s information. | In my letter of the 5th instant, I informed you of Lord Aberdeen’s construction of the passage | of the notice, in connection with Mr. McLane.— | Yet, although he there expressed nothing more |than what every sensible men in the country | had previously thought on the same subject, exce pt | the “chivalry” of the South, it may happen that a | cries is not far off,in which both England and America may be.involved, leading directly to a con- | teat for national superionty, if not of national exis- tence. The answers of Lord Aberdeen to Mr. McLane, | relating to the vast military and naval preparations going on in England, are evasive, and of a diploma- tic character altogether, and should be received generally by the country as such, as I know they are by this government. What, then, 18 to be done | by us under these circumstances? We ought to unilla Gardoer, Harrington, | | prepare for the woret in the shortest posible time, | and show to England that we are as determined as she to maintain our rights, at any and every cost, to what we know to be ours. Although the President has not sent into Congress, | with the copies of the late correspondence between | Mr. Pakenham and Mr. Buchanan, any recommen- | dation to fortify our sea boards and increase the | army and navy, yet it is his intention to do so in a few days, when a message from him may be ex- pected, calling upon Congress to make the fullest | and most efficient preparations for the worst contin- gency that may happen. This will be wise, and the country will approve of the measure. I must posi- tively demur tothe charges so gratuitously made against the friends of the President in the Senate, , Allen, Hannegan, &c., of having raised a war panic, with a view to ulterior personal and political tent The reverse, sir, I assure you, is the case ; for, if either of those gentlemen | were silly enough to do such a thing for such a pose, it would not only not subserve that object, bi entirely and ultimately defeat it. With regard to Gen. Case’ course in the Senate, he has done nothing more than make a motion of | enquiry into the state of our national defences; and this was done, presume, while hea of he ex: ex- isting condition of things. I am, therefore, surprised | that any sane person should look upon so simple a matter, as @ re to blow the flame of war upon the country. ave watched with some attention the conduct of the Senators thus arraigned by cer- | tain writers as panic makers, and { cont T have seen nothing in their line of pony fey all viney | to impress me with such an idea. the contrary, I have considered them to be the President’s o1 {in the Senate chamber, and the reflectors | will upon almost all occasions; and, conse- quently, whatever views they may have’ exprese- ed upon important public affairs, I have in- variably set down as coming directly from the Ex: | ecutive. It is admitted by every member of the | Senate, that the honorable Senators above | viz: Mesers. Ci ine sodds to roan jet of, Soe acters, Ke WOODS. | are in'the confidence of the President, and thet 16 per oom cent thn peaches oupe, ad: MeFARL. whatever they do ie ony in relation to great ae and Fserarer, G. DUNB. questions, has such a degree of importance feat : cut eae Ma imei dodo, 8. Pay el Cees. | toi ie within pst chamber they are listened to if do . perior Rosewood Prof Ce ESSRS. bre) KENSON, | by all parties with the greatest attention. 15/00 fogs 3, 96, 34,1, Ui 2 neh, ‘and’ inch Mahogany | 77 pang." ASinol WE vere HELLY. tall an | om "The correspondence, = cmameatasted to Con- Mi 38d Posewood,6 do Zebrawood. oon, OMY E eg gress, cannot be considered in the li negotia- ee} shite Sy Ted anes oetinat Ito eentedy ny PHS ters cert Pee, | | Kons’ though they partake in some slight degree of TAX The Public are requi ted to nk ti che Tong promised | that character ; and, therefore, we must conclude OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, } and indust ey ppecipele: by Mir. C. J. | that. all negotiations are now at an end, until re- Sutuoios, Paty FREER believe, FIFT. HEN EARS "Oe ‘A HS ALORS LIFE! Or, the, ais and Shadows of the American Navy. iS EVENING. FEBRUARY 10. 1 Box Othce is op. ak. & avOha’ the o'clock, F-M., where s pr wishes. tonsto | ™'Doors open at half-past6, performance to commence at 7. MR. LEOPOLD DE ME (At the particw'ar request af many es.) GIVE ANOTHER AN! CONC: pusuic: NOTICE is hereby givens t Per cent will be made on allt elath day of February, and two March. ‘The receiver would urge upon ta tance of making as enrly payment as pos er. wd and delay which must necessarily occu Bh Der centage being added. Hours for receiving money from | 8 9 a-bankable money ouly received: eyreum. JOHN'S STEWART SSO tisFeb Tate. { BIGELOW’S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS. e. from 9 o'clock in the mor: TY attention will be pad to Fe lie LAsT OR Fischbars , Greentield, Brattleboro, eee: Before his departure to the South, o1 ‘Woodstock, Mont id B bic 6 Cx | Thursday Evening, February ith, 1846, padas. Ail Enetngen, Fu post my hich AT THE TABE! roo LE. and a Vermont, vel be fuel ated fo ta ted | On which oct INST ea Mi. WENZEL. ‘ enre WwW, im street, Boston, | ic WB. —Be sure to mask Prekages 13 care of Bigelow's Ex- | mee eee the Chnmivar DE VENUE press jtre New Fanrasie on Amernican Mexopirs. And for ihe eoeand Hime will CH RLks PERABEAU, the cebrated Duett ofthe Ope Symenony, Lr Desent, ‘on two Grand Pianos, from, * rard’s Factory. Tickets Ooe Doilar. Tickets and Programmes can be ob- tained at the Music Stor if 7 Doors open at Seven. Concert to commence +t Eight o’elock. £10 re ps RT REESE OY | ETHIOPIAN CONCERT at the ALHAMRA, (Broadway, nearly opposite Nible' GRAND COMIN TION of HARMONY & HUMOR, comprising 2G one Masical rarertalament ce ig best 8, ONGS AND CHORUSE! from the fashionable Operas of the day, by Sy famous T'YROLEAN BAND, | Together with the most »dmired Negro Melodies, Refrains, and Choruses, by the universally popalar sti of ETHIOPIAN HAKMONIST: On Turspay and Weowsspay Evesinas Feb. ie melody and humo the various “ hiopians,” and the bril! "of some of the mont ir operas of the render tt ainment the must agreeably di ‘ointed Of any heretofore 192 BROADW A Y, CORNER OF JOHN 3’ TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES. Ung coloteiy. of yp tl Verbena Cream” ay oe the | res has never been approached by any other | sey, Eetely ‘util ie ies ieee pee | me clening effet fect on the roughest beards, that ay th ware of imitations, and Seve i written signature, ua ppbrrpared, snd for sale‘ wholes! geen andtor exportation, | (Se marrage H Hous N. B.—Ring’s Coug! Grady and Flixer of Li above MOUSSELINES DE LAINE, 100 NEW AS STYLES of Foreign and Domestic, just Teceived |, suitable ge feere and Western Trads, and for sale by" RLRON, &CO., jim*m 1 William street. ATLANTIC WHITE saan | id Lith, nd Ts ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having | gives in th y. completed their Works, are now ready to Gxt orders | Cards of admi sion % cents, to he had atthe door. Doors for pare White Lead, both Dry and Ground in O1 | Open at 7, Concert to commence at 73 o'clock. £10 1®m. any omy ye he badger 5 ae Pagel sl He 1 or Ey a the renee degree, to ite mprovement the ire, heviog DY COSSEQUENCE of es of © rm improvement. for tl joucher's Ooneertts be | POST PUNED ‘umpil positively Ratardey next, Feb. Isth, at the Apollo Saloon. re. RR W. BOUCHER’S CONCER L. LE of the inclemency of the weather, Beng well aware, from our long op mp with the differ- enti ae im our market, that by far the greater pro} h ill te greatly ad jon much heavier thi R, BRADBURY’S Fi of | the season, wall be BROADWA BeRNACLE, on ing, Fenny lth, mye Choir of about TIGHT HUNDRED YOUNG BINUERS, if An Orchestra from the New York Brass Band has been en- fecomimend it. the Tr wy bave passed, annnimonsly, the follor An Ore solv That in vrew of manufsctui | gaged for the occasion, and neither OF exper artiele, the Au spared tor this one of the —— ateractive Ji yaality. Cs White Lead Mr. B. bel atren 1s, for sale at the meh Inces, and at terati 1L DBURY. taghte whoa a seeps nog | nig, ye NIBLO’S SALOON. earace may be piecosia MES, QEMPSTER (who ie a8 the honor to announce to the citize! lew York, his arability of th Cconomical ta jacention of sizing s Bi real entertainment, at Niblo’s Sa- loon, on noo, even (3 the Tuesdy ‘ebruary 10th, when he will sinj d with Scotti his moat ae a ge is w ct = th,” John Anderson, my Jo,” i ihyge of whieh Soe “ep cA heme tn ihe Tome’ 0" lPhe blind boy,” Company also rae h of Warren, yf "ote iT mplaint,” “Oh! why t+ Ground ja Oil, viz: Verdigris, | 4 Det ok eg oa Spanish Brown, Paris Green, | tafovetane arte n feller yerauil cloak about ye Can: avin i TRE MAY QUEEN, 0 song \athree parte—poetry by odiscine ‘ arhotnied ingens Agents for the Company, all | WT) ennyson, Hoa, POLLEN & COLGATE, {7 ttt 267 Pearl street, corner of Beekman street. ‘PrATINK. —L, B BINSSE & COQ. No. 8 William street, is song represents the gi (> Thi y itl, from the bloom of (up stairs) offer fo ite, of desirable mzes, | torely fi) from the bloom of health to 8 sic Stores, and at in Jots to suit pare! the door. ag tera toranes the lone ie chip Shabppente very ites Doors open. at 7—to commence Me before 8 o'clock. f5t010 re iets eae aE Pa ie SHE SECOND ORANDEXCLUBIVEE E88 a og! Prove i A! Ni canal if not seprit tothe Peruvian much Gana 2h TiBAULs of ihe above Society, wil fake finegsttie parts ol Alrica ene oct whieh a “trial nerva Rooms, No 406 Broadway,’on Friday, ‘alentin duced unfavorable revals. Po prevent, ihe Joss of ammo | ive.) Feb. 18, 1816, ‘Tiekets can be had at the Minerva ftooms. this cargo has pat in PE COR » 7[\HE SEVENIA AN B id_of the Funds if, 54 South street Lor the HEnhEY BENEY OMEN it" SOCIETY, will ke place at Niblo's Saloon, on, Wi the 18h Jere SMI ons wal ag th ly seem. | Inst "Tiekets ean he obtained of the wndersugned cominitiee = rill tay quality Emanne! B. Hart, 35 Wall street. ry impaeed into the ted tens trae ear Faia Joseph A. Jackson, 168 Gran No. con tee PON oan Levy, amhe mere yy of Counterteits | Lewis es 183 Water street ARTIFICIAL EYES, | ae AEN SMITH, Secretary, MADE. ted invented by Dr.J. GRAY) No. 119 Bowery, | NEY GOLD aN thker ecrly manutnctory of the Humaa Artifie z ny person that Wishes CROSSS SPECI jin Sao ki es | ie sumed again by the British Government. J indeed af may say, that I know, Mr. Pakenham has received powers from his Government, to the forty-ninth parallel as the bowndary line the two countries, with the ee Hi navigating the Columira River ; but not, I presume, make any overture to this Goverstment,’ 0 such a character, until he first assure lamself ti ut is likely to be acceded to. To this proposition, he may rest satisfied this Government will never con- sent; so that unless England recede from the posi- | tion in which her minister has placed her, by his retusal of the President’s offer of the forty-ninth rallel, war must consequently ensue, for which England alone will have to bear all the blame. So far, then, up to this time, except what this last cor- respondence has shown to h taken place upon the subject of the Oregon dispute—not a line has been received this Srom her Ma- y's Ministers in England, in relation to it. ves tee remains just as it did in August last. I have been informed that Elliott was sent out some time since to. Potosi, by Mr. Pakenham, with instructions to set the revolution on foot which has brought Paredes into power, and to pledge the faith of the British Government for whatever ex- penses might be incurred in the prosecution of the same. I have been of this opinion all along, and have so expressed myselt of it to you more than once in my letters. England, no doubt, is anxious to create a diversion against us, and in her favor, in that quarter, should come to blows with the United States. Wasninoton, Feb. 8, 1846. Arbitration. The arbitration correspondence is thé subject o the town talk ; particularly Mr. Buchanan’s last let ter. The information which he gives to Mr. Paken- ham, that Oregon is comparatively of no value to England, must,we think,induce Sir Richard to give up the British claim entirely, as not worth further contesting. Mr. Buchanan’s language, reduced to plain Saxon, is tantamount to this:—Now, Sir Richard, you have me fairly cornered. I am bound to stand by the President's assumption of the « whole or none.” Won't you be good enough to oblige us by leaving the premises? They are of no use to you; and even if you should get half the territory by arbitration, you wouldn’t gai much, because, you know, we would root you out ina few ears, how, by the na‘ural laws of annexation ' Uhade ‘ot the diplomane Talleyrand, what sort is this | Roe, we must wand by Ned Bese ade a cae the chai poe ve ag oy faith, ‘we must put our oetilers to the wi in vat help him out. re not foreclosed. There wee sect reg even at the cost of a ¢abinet explosition and & re-organization of the inistry. ae is worth noticing in comnection with f arbitration. Almost simultan the rr ar poeition of Mr. Pakenham, Mr. Berrien, in the Senate, and Mr. King, of Ga., in oe proposed the same alternative, A hat on it. —those dinners were hora in cea toe Bertone We are ptepared to hear of a cabinet fegeete t the shortest notice. oe. ‘ Buchanan was certainly t thinking ot fhe tax tariff A en eeaerd tnt Oregon trae of 10 Pen nia, when he 4 vale to Great Briteie Soe —_ “1 jore, the Presi. One nthe oo, 1900 ‘0 clear and unquestionable tne it is not to be brought into question by an impartia dramming up all weed and can’t fac — with- vay da Sn ann ju Pathe r wong has b world fo bitrat i i ha Bul oul Dias ior al i his