The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1846, Page 3

——__ Ce ee Ni Tats ag forte, SHeneree se a and nd ome most undoum — MONEY MAUKET. Saturday, February 14—6 P. M. There was very little doing in Wall street to-day,end | prices generally remain without any materiel altera- — tion. Harlem went up } per cent; Reading 1}; Farmers’ | Loan }; Wlinois 6's}; Long Island, Canton, Norwich and Worcester, Morris Canal and Pennsylvania 6’. closed firm at yesterday’s prices. The sales of Morris Canal at the second board were very large and ata de- cline of one and two per centon prices ruling et the first board. Twenty-two hundred and Sf y shares sold at the first board. The Bank of Louisiana has declared a dividend of three and a half per cent, payable to stockholders in this city at the Merchants’ Bank, on the 2d of March. We have no change toreport in domestic excharges. There is no demand of consequence for bills on any point, and our quotations cannot be considered other" wise than nowinal. = Serra TEEs | areers. 98 Marican P dollars 300 quarters... 99 ‘The rates for domestic bills on the m are probably as low as they can well be carried. On the principal Southern cities the rates range from par to } percent discount. When business commences in the seaport cities, and produce from the West beigns to coms to market, there will be more demand for do mestic exchange. ‘We learn that the Bank of the State of Missouri,which had suspended the purchase of exchange on the South- and East, in consequence of some restriction in her char. | ter in dealing in exchange, has again resumed the pur- chase of bills tos limited extent. A bill has been introduced into the Legislature of this State for the regulation of the auctioneers. The duties | enforced by the new bill are as follows :— 1. On wines and ardent spirits, one dollar upon every | hundred. 2. Goods, wares, &c., the of the United ee and all stocks, 25 cents per every hundred dol- 3. Manufactures of cotton, wool, hemp, flax or silk, the aD Tb fae wit aga | eee oh j-criog 0 60 sovloyencs cam toa Wim eae imately aegeattted, a wig te ris srfous modes 6 seni sac TICE: be admitted as Members | iblo’s, except as vacancies £14 dtis™m sh MORE GE! N& ro FORT EM AN at A Chestnut Street betionen 6th pet, Tth Streets, BAGLEY, Mach N2tE 4 C0., Pri Janes Baouty, late of Jones's Hoel, balers Pere COMPOUND SaYR eve P ‘OF NAPHTHA TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! a! a a bottle—Bix bot. | Tuttle, 66 South 4th street. ake nd im je SEALING cpt ee toe Ink, 2.4, 8, 16 sata Ke or wi mS, ‘il Kiads, from Ie. "AX, various’ qualities, Sibert ah ib 3. lel siti lers supplied ou liberal terms, et, Manufacuturer and mp: a3 Im*re 112 Joho street, onposite C1f, LEFT OFF Asgren heh ree FURNITURE | eeiey ilies hay ring Ar AeeAR Rett esr tee EAs Temale a vay: isang oa for tne entwceibers wigs wilt romped thes ir residences by appoint All orders through the Post Office, or attended to, 4 OL) LEAF AND DENTISTS GOLD FOIL OF BU- Ga erior gual Je Fo $38 er ox Gol ie fest market pi 4 kaeg gold, Su ‘Stiver and Copper rouaen fe e srtse Being Practical Gold Besisr. ~~TO THE LADIES—TO THE LADIES. _ jes or Rs ng can afar ecldbuce, No. @e Desne koeees tement® mabteriber ther Mrs. M. 8. COHE N. B—Gentlemen’s Clothing and Paratngs also, nant iy fu ectees ehrongh the Post Office will be arsendect to, oN a sizes and colors, constant! Rigg ts 41 nrecie et srt 5 FLAYING theis capital very nearly sealed ye Ea ries on bl handia assed ccough ti th comparatiy ways preci it if iting grand ( Ail santa fhe company may sustain a alas 3 Y NN MATER, President. OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE eaten New vous: ; AUNuaronen aS elected su Taser fom; f diy, the Tollowing ser roduction of any country not be; Good Hove, 75 centa on every bundred dollars.» ” 4. All other goods, new merchandize and effects, “ef Seen fel ne ‘or real estate, less sold u1 id it decree ) one cighth Ay one per cent Ante s se 6. Requires semi annual reports from auctioneers. \ The Treasury of the State will, without deubt, receive | amuch larger revenue from the auctioneers than they have heretofore. These auction houses require restric- | tions; but their commissions for selling should be regu-; Inted, as well as the State charges. Asthe law now | stands, whatever duties are placed upon certain geods |S sold, are charged to the owners of goods, and do not | make the slightest difference in the auctioneer'’s charges, which are at present exorbitant. According to the report made to Congress by the Di- rector of the United States Mints, it appears that the coinege at the principal mint amounted to $8 416,900, | comprising $2,574 652 in gold, $803,200 in silver, and $88.948 im copper coins; and composed of 9,288,607 | Pieces. The deposits of gold, within the year, amounted | ‘to $578 494, and those of silver to $815,4! At the New Orleans branch mint the coinage amount | ed to $1,750,000 comprising $690,000 in gold, and 1,750,000 in silver coins, and composed of 2,413,600 Pieces. The deposits for coinage amounted to $646,900 | in gold, and $1,058,071 in silver. ‘The branch mint at Dahlonega received during the year, deposits of gold to the value of $499,682, and its ‘amounted to $501,795, composed of 90,629 half | and 19 460 quarter eagl cag The whole coinage for the year,at the three mints in operation, amounted to $5 668,695, comprising $3,756,- 447 in gold, $1,872,200 in ail: coins. and . $38,948 in copper Old Stock Exchange. $1060 U 8 5%« 1853 995 90shs Morris Canal b60 20 10500 Oh, 6's 1860 93 4 do 130 19) wt" 100 do % 10 86 do 260 1956 we 8 a 1 2000 do $10 69, uo do jo ‘Mls she Mechanica? Bee 1 do 20M rchants’ Bk so do Go Me hattan Bie im 90 = do 50 Phen x Bank oo do ‘te kx Bank 1031, 50 © do 330 int America 9% 200 do bime 20 1 Bake Com scrip % $0 Cam ton Co 37 1 Vek Bank cy eo 3734 ou ¢ Bank oe hy 8 Nor Wor RR ne ais 0 Famer’ Tint ae $9 do alo | 100 L Inland RR opg Seif $8 do 330 1g do 90 G4! a & opr 5% 100 do bio 64 3 do ope 5t 50 Reacing RR 3 60 0 do alo $19 109 0 ry bo do saw 51% 0 = do 60 25 Harlem RR 30 do +10 430 do Sug 12000 dn 60 10 do 58 30 = do So do visi "50 Go oo ot lo 6 x a Second Board. 50 shs Mor:is Canal 160 18% I~, Morris Canal 1% | so do 18 a deo 18 5 do bs 183 ae 1736 9 fo Woo We do bee 18 0 = do 1 be is a 8 Rae <> oe 0 ‘armers’ Loan do iW @ Vicksby | m ad 060 Ii 2 0 do p60 4 a 0 do 1 130 do bt 0 Harlem RR 0 to iQ 5) Kending % do i C New Stock Exchan, 2% shy Canton Co $0 shs Farmers? Tr 25 Morris Canal bow 19%4 25 Harl 3 do cash 19% 25 ” 0 = do cash 19 75 Nor & Wor wo dy Monday 19 25 do 2 do cash 18% 250 do 00 do cash 183 30 do “ “a do bs 11 es) do #3 64 50 do Moaday I % do, BS 61g % do baw 1 mere On Tuesda: beni Mod the Cathedral in Baltimore, by the mos! verend Eccleston, Hon. 8o- Lomos Hittan to Esir, Wtaae of Columbus O’Don nell, esq. WINDOW SHADES, TASSE) CORD, &e. oO \ MONDAY NEXT, (Feb ‘9th,) sabseraber will ON 58 Chatham treet, few York. One door from the coruer of Chambers, 4 new, extensive, wey ansrafENt’ rwiNbOw SHADES; et every vary of par and dq, Paley so be Sree ‘Amerren. wil tion; ities for rs fate 7 oe as for ii ban oot im ‘competition with the w yee Igvod sssortment of Tassels, Cord, Ke, will be kept ale and 1 purchasers Hh ited to ware ent Lo are respectfully invit New York, Feb. 7th, 1846. Coosiatin her " DUNCKER & BECKER. 5 im*m MR. OLDFIELD, PROFESSOR, O! OF aie, EIANIST, $e., wit be Noor to eye ce Oommen See Wisco mage — ty Shastne will sell cheap eash. Can be seen Sens Brosd wy. N Eiiioom, }O-FO! au Be Sg ety" i ye rupue lores bens ya ged Nore at my 7 Wenory in Bonton. ‘OR T 3 ee iy Fe een H's Lori © btongs 9 forint ona storm 6 same price fate G eredion et + raptions viewlarly Pi B.otches, ig 4 Ex f. Beone lye it A COATED — . safe, met fuori Price 37} Genus; warrants & Co. ae and by generally. B. Hoyea, 1:9 Fistton street Pa Ps SU fe Weaenene ok cece rior te Bea yates eines ee oe cect wettta 4 lo. 1 a by 1 4 pip outs ant a lg Heneivery DIRECTORS. ‘Thomas T. Woodref, ‘Ausen B BOR Robson, M.D. Joseph Drake, mason joeeph loses Tus James ‘ey Holines, loha R. Davison, Joho P. Moore, Joha BH. ‘William K. Thora, Caleb . Tani A ‘Thomas Morrell, Ri P —— nog @ subs-quent’ meeting of the Pourd THOMAS w. ThoaNe baa" 5 thereat toce! "Mt GEORGE Seer et Orrick on THE fesconras Murua Insuaaner Co. Il street, Dees wth, as. TA MEETING Som whe Trosearack cat office of Company on tant, JOSEPH WALK EI yee President, in piace cme ds sods and Lown toners tie vacancy occasioned By” Vice President, o i order of the x THLE WOOD WALTER, Secrecary. Tesignation of Joseph C. The he Bergan Marualtarnrane Co casey YY cage ies its business to bas: iption notes, amounting ards Husdred Pacumed Dollars, hewe bees Seutteds ed faatner aujditions are daily being enade to it aseets | ay a shaven to its fa laa of business which | | the aosred han eee Thos pehelip & Goon” fietie 8; ha er, Leonard Jas. C, 1 i re, BF. Jenkion, Herman JOsnPH WALKER, President, Euwoop eee pt thea anee 29 E LEAD. LANTIC WH. ready to execute ord i geen, gee Ly a Works whieh would teas exbense in the erection 0} | the tenst degree, to the Lacrvegeat ot Lead, having ‘d themselves of every ra improvement for bee, deat reatly adi au 9 greatly anereiad wi |. bot! ime aniicle, vee perfectly free trom any pany will warraat as 7 ‘octane R aud Litharge, an‘ ¥ riety of Paints Gronnd ia Ou, vis: Ve digria, Xellow Qehre, Spani.h Brows, Paris Green, 1, ne should be directeu to vs. POLLEN & COLGATE, 287 Pearl street, corner of Beekman street. | THE PARISIAN SECRET. tated. te agin Sere or Self Prenerraen et daaitey sepasani eas eae Soares | Raiyersally eed ployed by men of fashion in Fg marie DEBAUM, M- D., ae | cheat aie af ener Ba , ia __ amen Depaty for Dr. Le Ail orders should ‘be moved pont pad, Nowy sly be WY ATT, & & KETCH in the cians or | ry CaGk MANUFACTORY, ie No.1 &t gets Are oor, ame New pt | is HE sUB8C i er es tte oe | | where. Merchants would find it to their: Foe te ail rend | =m yon hus stock. , coe try ecder attended to with prompuaea and | BLEECKER’S BIRD DEPOT, | Ro. 6 Astor Place, lat A few a East et dq i aint Sime uttle Fish Bowe, cuaraige irene ait BALL hae Goat oF ia PER CENT “UNDER eh THE Ci F IMPORTATIO: ETER ROBERTS that having parchased |a1 i auction, offer a selection of ke the above Aaa’ prices, inspection it neaper thaw anv isthe ety. tie ey MOUSSELINES Dit LAINE. 100% NEW eines eitabl STYLES of Souchere and and Doppectic, festern for IN & CO., a Bots Ce GING. ae : cca oe Ty | Fok HANGINGS: tordrn Vu enionsive asrortment of ire. hy) Bekinmel Ail Cartain ‘The tee roid p gp pee atten their | poet Pet Relea and Colne kino, Contain Farene [or Windows, lad a ‘coms, Halls, an na 2 oe dealers will find it to their ad- | mane ELL sagutae No 1m Drosteray, Shelving for sale as above. F-ck f Son Henar C. M, fo ington ! ¢: eae jormmerly of Washi fe TES ha ae ce ate Clothing todis. | a Ground | i Oil, to almost | id.tu sl; that to | en App noted general Agents for the Company, all | eS deawecn eee New York i titre | aa vac E TON ims Su | ohh VALENTI. ts ONGINAL AY wah tobe writ |, Coie Tesieal or Solsmecieal” | pftoatien, on acy secresy. “Tbe Bard pleda yb lhe rs romptiy, nud to the perfect aa rr ‘ fhrge wi ribo mide Bi dors will be faidiied fe seats ar seal sangeet aol, Yea ‘or by letter, to“ The Lene Bard,” stating Beemer An Riitog, whore will be foaed igo iswpen’ se | tr where | seremeat of spaces his eouatry, at the imoanmiodcrate | Fo : om | bd Fie ind muvee PL UADe ese Gon pd vom metallic ¢ Suite, | ieee See jaeswrre | } COMFORT FOR THF AFFLICTED. DR. DE WITT C. KELLINGER’S PAIN ERADICATOR. MP HIS TRULY, WONDERFUL MEDICINE, continuce te aatomia all who wate it, or who ha the slightest’ knowledge of iis’ wand woraing a | thee ‘this Mnation Canmet reimaia | What cause it may have originated, Principal Depot, $0 Juha street. | GVOAL—ioe tons Orrell Cox), now landing trom ahi | O ‘nck: trom Liverpoot, aud fon een paral sets, | "ris South street. | ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE, RIF TOR of the Wasi ington ich. comer of Bare soem remake wer ished fim | Gar- ishmeut 2) es gad ital 3 Be mow dena my ofimde, ie One Brice Syste Syatem }o nat furget the nutaher, . atn et, near the Hoboken Fetvy. eae eon 2 SHE ws f “HOMAS BATE, parvivene, pariner Of the of Thomas Saunes and. Fishi | 1 boaland, deed Tea Maiden fan, New | iene ais par ae Pil under the firm HENR' 102 Maiden Be near APHENRY mae, ow Vork, Jan. 5, 1846 ‘4im*m MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEB! VO | PORSALE by E.G. STACY, No. ie Wossor werest, We tween Broome and Spring streets. he entire stock ‘will | rs, at from 10 to | ing Sper ent ela tha mare price it Get HOOaE | tee he Pala east prin of tol | The Long Island oe Co. | memdo go "Sorte Ce | sg) Rosewood | 15/00 feet 36, 3 15g-2 ineh, 2% and 3 inch Mahogany | rlask, to take 150 logs | ry Toes ke. arian : prt mr poy ‘arare OP mond foe Veh red, as it has be ada cts a Conf- Extsblishment by the p Sa ay for the last five Years, as wed ‘has an excellent rua Pare ong ng aorient Me 3teod?m PERCUSSION CAPS! PERCUSSION CAPS! | [HE SUBSCRIBER fer for sale spaces porta. | ribbed, and ribbed and split in 13 ahd 1 100 be coe | vas Bf] BOULAND, £11 3t eod*re 2% Peari street, upstaits. | | DAGUERREO YPE PATENT 188UE) FRREOTYPE ARTISTS re informed that, the | Patent for the Procéss of the subscribers has beew issued. Arnlications for the Fatent right for the United Beaten thay be sols to the subscribers—the price of which etions included — Te ; | ‘alton 1 mee th ipigtlanders art, may ‘Mddressing ( t to post pe) W. & F. LANGENHEM, santaten AANGENHEIM. | fae Companies inthe coma. Apply at 8 N.B—I 5 fie id Ni | aula: CONSULTING ee SG: | bela ulahed bere ef whe eed eset athe shor | est nok | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, | 22""*% SS dl Tihs titan | y| VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPE prproschatla serous ¢ ( | —O FFICE— soldat auction to close an eafate, on Barurds Fen ace guia Hefcven tn the treat Eatixe Stanplas of | Fa eee cE EEAEe, Ni ¥- ork, by a ie SGUMAN Rector the Uichiae assis | : aes ‘are_happy to state to the public, that the | ipepcten Ales, Wi oa om XH Sal | eve oe Mee ote cede ceri ant | tear Goenee eens a al ea ore oa te meer tile te | RI etna Seah cea | Paine Sarre mre vas stn tr ; rue tae 8 Sora a bareasian—call on the | farther particulars, tuquire of the Auctioneer, at No. AB Felon ene ist of same of the highly gifted artists of this grea and bargieal Joursa | | Seteblisnmeat xa! ESIDENCE, (FOR SALE, OR TO LET on the mon camapaiiast INTHE FEMALE CLASS. AT STANWIX HALL: ALBARY, N.Y. ree two-story Dw Houses, in North | WWGODS, wa Allemande aod Trwottore eq JUNCTION OF THE BOSTON WITH THE BUFFALO RAILROAD. Girth! vecreeen’ Boh and Seveeth persece ep | ; 6, a Z wo Heree Ranestrian, j g j pbrad Dancer and Equestrian, embodying variety of iter if the above ars new, and iu! veel | oa a a ao | . Miss DR. POWELL, OCULIST ce ae | sat | | ASD orerativ, SURGEON, attends to Diseases of mae eta tone vate inomey may remain Prineipal Male Equestrians, LEVI NORTH and T. ¥. | 2 te Exe, and to all Terfectoas ‘of Vision, from | Pcrd OBE ERT ANGUS, paR i Lt { * roadway, corner o! arren 13 Im*rre ‘all street. oUbbthalene, Stopeege of the ‘Tear Pesaage, Cetaract gah STORE AND DWELLING TO Le AT HAR: meraene SRTNO RE oe Rae fast die teen, | rN pt) tion and su ry beck frouchouwe, | ‘Two and Four Horse tequectren and Positionist, J.J. | Tuveterate cases {BSiU5, or Sauinting, cured in sti LO eee I Chu ev EYES inserted that can scarcely be distin- r01 vr reaide m a coe tae intee 261 Broadway—entrance 134 Warren st. DOCTOR ARNT’S IEF SALVE. afew mi | ARTI bry |_R OR W aL Me , B » Cl Sores + ‘Swel- | Fines Files, Ulcers asd Indlumed Breasts fy ia aaa | soverei poets for Blotchas on the Fae oh in. Te will soon render it transpar ralec and | clvet. | -atraet of a letter from Doctor Wood. Aygiaitedta bear et from Doetas i] Relief Sal ee | perves.”” | ee x'ract from & letter written by afomale to londay morning meee at Mrs. Hulbert’s. A) jer- ed sok 20 mi ber beg ts that I capeeted from y had, a apni reete’,the milk started a stream st to her breasts, and. they are wow both dome very | God Samaritan for mentioning wind of being the meaus of doing | ry some voc retor HaliockeBuri That the great virtue of ‘* Arnt’s Re- | | lief Salve” may be kvown to the afficted, | deem it my duty to | facts couneeted wi Abyut twenty ed an injury trom the ciao te a bursting } my retreated eeeaga, cf colicriegs m "sure curr! ind | highly reco tragtora - ke., with no be efit. | ing receutly taken avevere cold, my leg was again the | ’ mest energeleties Dye, and had ali the appearance of ‘ion. I was advised that, in order to save mee must be amputated. in I resorted nc I as pore d to try the ae Rete ly ie it has ly to others nk it we eres oo iy valessteneotionion aap no dwt Satatsonksds Wespeerlolty, yours, toss 'ARSONS: PR a el xe, i, Fultoa street, New Aet'es : riaeipal agent rept pean ral bx tee Mit Bid raed, corner of | iH. | 2a ae and by most of the resi | Noa 18 he bag GI EVEN te |. that an ce eplcaion wil fags hi ¥ Sa | New York, Janaary 10, 1946 =o Qawéw re |G ROTA cicero sane Nor jute rial cond 5000 £12 tor . KR. PECK, 11 Wail atreet. ING REAMS ‘ap. Crown and as bie nae Sra TO rpRUNK BOARDS Woards, of superior puulity anc wuimipotee Yost 360 iiss ‘and £12 ime arp OSs, G oat cpm Se crater cguel Pupseepeir te Pera ota aie foes choo el whi ae adele tom | | orvick. RECEIVER OF TAXES, fay ond by) et. , Pane, Jan. 1, 1008. that an addition of ponerse | PUBLIC Siena ites, thak an ad of id tw cont ou the ish dur 7 Set urge upon a vers the son meat poss er wéund delay which mact fast "por eentage being added. B27 Fankable mosey only pag ae, aie qucum jn20t15Feb r leceiver of | street, have oe a bey &C bg ae jed per shi fp ierviee we ‘he undermeutioned Sfevece = tem mess ntons oa Seren te do s 4 i Sele. sti in wader costo Pad Cm hy 4 applied, it wmatters, not from | Ter 5 : ou i Shoes, | red | ‘He would thaok tacpablis for the irbecal ft £10 ‘im*r [Se | BR ras ‘a Gk INE BAVANA SEGARS of the uew brand Bl | india Errante,” (' bd MANCHD. a ae fe Soe) by D ; rth Maltese; hildren of toute iat Wite othe. Reema By different DLOW, A VALUABLE LOTS-AND IMPROVED" T. AUCTION. ro lots streets, Btreet—Fou street, between bth and th Pentel at the Prope i oa westerly ade PROPERTY at Auction on MON- Merchants’ Ex- of Sth Avenue, | on the northerly side of 41st wipe bats Sreet—Two +3 ‘ou the southerly side of 46th | muterore Sch snd 16th seyret cor t Lexi Tol Street—Twi vern ti = and lot, No 27 Sata a Far anieatess ar 'y to the Auctioneers, a ‘Wall street. sabaatiel hee attest, wear He. ry ‘Three lots on the southerly side, be- | hree and a ly corner of with good vard room, Persuus oppored to, havi not _wasie their ink and p BOARD A PARLO*% AND ly;aleo, two or three singl- (ul or partial b ard: at ths Street, Fors by @. ng 9 gear ause conta oth: they convenience, TO piscine 8 tal 1 for aterm $0, Grocery and % ot) the immed: Apply to ad Griffis LI ttre ‘O LET—The 3 ry bri 33 and 37 Butler street, Bi hiyn, with basement rooms conrnining ten room about seven South Ferry, and sn the Rent we ‘Apply at the office of Mr. sae Seeuhint, ee jetta. i Henry streets—or at No. 203 Broad ud subjcedlar and from the 8 noe lowed the tenant for pai fi se C PRI THE VALUABLE FARM, formerly lmown as the J (a ‘the tarapi ke road road \eadi ng | to Rahway, 7 Tall aor inet; and ¢ mites from the Naber piace “ithe New J var by and hasa ri town! amile of the house. of cultivation and contains 200 acres, The d cribs elling house is be: fo. 7 ele, as mn wetiogeer, per £14 Lwis te Bi ins hot aud gla’ ‘baths, sho Pe Come pth maga 2s AND RUOMS. BED-ROOM seat bau ARDING HOUSE cRS. TO LET OR LEASE, the Establii “ Weshington street, wear the Bat tance from the Boston, Provideace of yours. iquor Store, No. % Albany street. VATE SALE. siren ou the jos. 31, leasant-st on ASS will be | Venues. ton Avenue sud PT seutrhid Street—One lot on the | 8 cents street. sro’ lots on #51 strat in rear of the | St. 7oelock. GUI ager, corner | Among the Lillipatigns cin pina wilt } appear the celebrated thee in bale 20 of which is woodland. ” with all-switable out buildings, | divide iy the survey Ford atl oad streets Ty be jade for terme and prices sot tay part of the sbove sia | ANTHONY Pei BLEECKER, Auctioneer. rato eights Broad street, neat Wall street. | TO a oR LEASE. THE NEAT TWO STORY HOUSE, No. | Pearl stree jway—to be seen from 11 wn- te SE WANTED. to exceed es te WANTED Se hve trom % May, Hones | rent, at this office, atteution. sol eeeet wi OUSE A! Ist May next, the three story brick LOT No. 37, Soke ia iao | louse, with Store 1d Lot, 2) feet front by about 178 feet deep. Apply to atri me G. Hall, No. 285 Pearl street, corner of ta CE. mer | Ni DWELLING HOUSES, STORES and vacant Lots, for sale, rent or exchange. e on the purel 7 | eee to fifteen per ceut. per ann Bond and Mortgage; and Policies of Tasaran ¢ obtained from ‘mess part of Harlem, 0 mth tween 123d aud 124 h streets: Sid tly is fuished ae ‘with every convenience, fora Alga ome family. 8 the door every hall opt © : x ale sens for edings, to be removad Sessen. eS BUR and Wash House, fir buildings The 1,000 yards of Rent moderate to COBS, 124th street, near 3d 0 of healthy Garden Box to make alteration is Saeco as ja16_tm*re pass “tenant. veuue. aimee tonne \d ether i =PFor trina and betty Wires, ong hkrepsie. ROSE HILL STA BLES, 2th Street aud Third 's Head. Avenue, aud opposi for‘sale'at the oor Homes—among when are gant : ah oF ten gcos road horses, aud yen! weseru oiBmtre ety; our Boots hay $50, dged in the late ‘OR $3 City, made, ‘in other stores for 85; equal to Ones re made ay Sif Boots for city fr'se or sieat YOUNG ind Shoe Manufactory; one of Just arrived and bles, ‘about fifty Northen pairs matched: Noi ere fam aw Proprietor KF mg been are said to be the best Boots ever sold in this ‘city. All ‘warranted to give satisfact! YOUNG & JONES, 4 Anns jnt7 im?rh londay,, there, her wharf, near Broadway, New FOR NEW OKRLEANS—Lo: se ths rk Line-Poniively st esuiss Packet, wo soa | ellos ae | he ‘ne elegant Feb. " will 8 gy Bays ‘Wall et, og sity rhe COLLINS & CO., | th Hegel” Se? goods Tent on board > baat OF paseeae, ‘ork. snerc.,| le property in the villi if Woodbrid, - perty in the village of Woodbridge, | jhsviobpaaere gi take, that will pay from ten to twenty. | je money, with au incvease in vi jouey procured on | ne athe Will consis succeed the | | Aj, Ian aig ‘at Stoneall’s, on the | mI i eek ee ‘*. > forage who will aaa aylor, master, will | Oowemse sx anil 234 Feb. her re oo. fia P KET SHIP ade in discharging at re rene whirt foot Please attend to the toeige ot GO, F Wallstreet Con- imme wis arr, oo es Angel H. + Jacobs {5 2w'r MR. | | ct. rt | eee ial gre Eo =o | ead H % York, ‘st » CUP EEEaTe * pole eae | oe co., tes Ronth streat. Dew Iw? TE eee eee F roe street 4 Water at ost: NEY GOLDSMITH, See io Walker street. H. COLLINET, geen, Vistoria’ C, 4 UpICTTAUGHE ON Tk LOGEMIAN 8 swan iva monde, fe anal daly Tim R, GEORGE A. HOYT ay 1d zeapectfally inform bi 5 Ly ce is Pal Prepared to give In- "ammeter PERN LANG. PWS wid hi Fa 130°C a Sheys- nade known aoe rem mod Im*rre * asruatentet it Hog ity gm samt 150 East way, or to vii ue. sees eee ag | JOSEPH i EAMEBER ERE MUSIC FOR TE PARTIES, CAR Re saeverd by applying at 138 PRIN Ce STREKT. BOOKS BOUGHT. wi Mt NEW ORLEANS hoetecentt eo PARK THEATRE. LAsT NIGHT O OF GISE.LLE! Monday Kvening, February 10, | Will be performed, forthe stad las time, the New Ballet, T Adam Leatherso! Master Michsel Cramp”. "9 conclude with the fares of AT VERNMEN coats, Wauery, opem at 634 o’alook, and the Curtain will riso precisely KRY THEATRE. aw. JACKBUN™ : MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. | BENEFiT ors. J. R. SCOTT. Monday Eve Fel ‘The performauce will ber = with, for the hawt the | THE Redicie, Bertalphe, Mr. J. Scott Constapoe, rs G. Joves. ‘a conclude with the uew Dams eutitled THE PAS Pipa OF THE Wave, | the Avenger! fH. M. 3 de Cues Feskncs |kner, aa nt izard of «Mr J. KR. Scott | Henry Belford Ba! Mr. Blacchard Weevil, of the Unknown Schoover, ir. Cony joxes $0 ceuts-Second and Third Tiers, 2 cts.; Pit and Gallery 12% cents. Doors will open at half past 6 -cortain will rise at 7. MU Wes CLARCUS, AT PALMO'’S OPERA "HOUSE. Every thing altered, Arranged and C atyle of FRancont’s Monia; Venhngs, Wilt be represen:ed, for the first time in this country, an ori- ginal equestrian act. CES tay aud eT ae costume, entitled® L, THE FEMALE BRIGAND | | | Cony and ‘arranged expreasly for Riaele be we inaly oe costume. ng Girl” feUrated equestrienue Mme. MA nip, Mr Coe will nerd his wou Mr. NB. Turner, ae the wire ol Jhi Mr. W. Nichols, as the Wild rHanter of the Forest, &e. he. ‘0 conclude ude, wit SCOTUH GIA! rds of + Gulliver. y, commencing = Cirele, 50 centam-Parquette 25'cents. Doors open it 7 o’elock. BOWERY AMPRITHEATRE Al AND NEW YORK CIRCU! No. 37 Bowery. Rockwell § Stone, Managers. di a Tuesday okt pose ‘eb. 16 & 17, ¢ with the American s cere: J eavaliers, ssyled the! RALLY FOR FREEDOM. iedueed ir, Wiekinson. NB, composed of Mevars. Ci com of Mevsrs. R. Waddee, wail appear in thelr dgecuul with other entertainments. lorious and gothic pageant, it enti jolie OLL y Inwhicha Aigily treinoa HC HORSE represents the the BULL | ‘3 ‘Scents; Pit, 124 cents. Open at negeoner 10" atT ARCH STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA. M. 8co Mx. H. E. Stevens. monte Be chitg HEN 1o, . ening bebe Y “ESMERALDA. 5 .Mr Morris. jaasizaodo, « . Mr. S paqurer. Te | threaten, through the f LATEST INTELLIGENCE bY ne Malls. Wasutnoton, Feb. 18, 1846. The rumor in circulation here for some days past, | that a treaty was about to be sent into the Senate, having for its base the 49th parallel, with several reciprocal commercial privileges, appertaining to the various rivers and inietsnorth and south of that latitude, may have arisen from the fact that such an idea has been thought of before in high places, and whieh the Herald was the first to communicate | to the world. Whether such « thing may ever happen or not, it ee be evident to the sagacious and far-seeing eye of Mr. Pakenham, that if the present session of Congress be permitted to run out without arranging the question in dispute upon a platform of this sort, the people of the United states will then take it out of both his and Mr. Polk’s hands, and dispose of it in whatever manner they think best. may jumns of the I jon the “ rabble route” of this country with war; but what value would such threats be, when made against those who are more ready to make war up- ;on England th n she is to make it upon us? It the subject were now put to a4 vote upon the lines 5440 and 49, four-fifths of the people would | decide in tavor of the first, and indignantly reject | the last The danger to the amicab! and speedy ttlement ot the question, therefore, lies in delay, | and not in diplomacy; fur, whenever the people see clearly into any subject that becomes an apple of discord with ministers plenipotentiary and politi- cians, they very soon decide it for themsel: and maraxel the gordian knots with which court forms al achiavelian subtlety may have entangled it. The ‘British Minister has been sufficiently long a re- sident of this sounlry, to have learned os that I | here assert; and being a gentleman of good judg- | Ment, will not gainsay whet I have advan | The truth 18, sir, the people of the United States | care very little for the leading politicians at Wash- | ington, and respect th cts only in proportion as they happen to be im accordance with their own views of matters and things. This isso with re- spect to the Of question. The merchants and | manufaeturers alc ng the sea-board, would not care ja fig if the whole of tnat territory were surrender- ed to England, provided that peace be preserved; but this 18 not so with the nation—the farmers of the interior. if Mr. Pakenham be wise; or rather, if his government instruct him to make ‘the best bar- ain he can with us,‘ as I think it has already done, | fe will not procrastinate the business much longer, but agree to the proposition of the Secretary of State, made before negotiations were closed last year. Less than that no administration dare to offer ; beyond it, to even 50 40, it is not in its power to prevent the people from going and h on, ite of every power on earth. e Union says, in a short fh, “ Weem- phatically repeat, there is no division in it (the Cabi- net) upon the Oregon question. They are harmo- nious and united in behalt of the President’s mes- sage, and his views. Mr. Walker’ does not claim the distincuon of the “master spirit,’ nor is the Sec- retary of State at points with any ot his colleagues upon this subject.” Well done, father Ritchie 3 bat tell us on what subject they are not “at points” with Mr. Walker. Is it about being the “master spirit” in the Cabinet? Oh, no, his colleagues have too much wisdom and good sense to Sond that a int” of dissention between them and him.— ey may see it, and very wisely say a, of it; but yet the canker continues gnawing at the heart, much more than if they gave vent to their feel . ‘It is uselesgfor the ;‘ organ” to cover the with a wet blanket, or try to cool it 108 Frith a shower bath of editorial baths ; itis ther; and upon Oregon, too, as well ‘as upon other subjects. I have no desite to raise the yeil higher than I have; nor would I have done even that, if it were not for the purpose of telling the Pre- sident that the harmony of the Kilkenny cats, is heard in all its Saige without, as well as within, the walls of the White House, and that the secrecy with which these cat concerts of his cabinet are sought to be kept, is no barrier to the scrutinizing eyes of the He rald’s correspondents in occasionally getting a peep at them. 1 would ask the Union, if I thought it could an- swer me, as to whether there was or was not “har- mony” in the cabinet upon the question of referring the Oregon matter to arbitration? or whether the tarift and many of the Pennsylvania and New York appointments do not rather 1ncrease the “ winter of ea discontent” than promote its 2 ed 2 Or, . if the Secretary of the Navy, though a thorugh -going democrat and a very clever man, is not a sort of eye-sore to some of his colleagues, who look upon him as one of “small weight” to hold a cabinet appointment. Al' these are pertineat ques- His pupils are WCineade ‘and Little F Pastor. Ds. ARENSON. see jestra fall and eat bg Sir. A. fark Fit ALLEN. rhe Toba the loug promised cared ert o=) cepne oy ir. C. J. | der the NEARS OF A SAILORS Lire On the Lighis ond Shadnoe javy. M EBROARY 16. i IONDAY EVENING. ib say The 18 of o’elock, wine ode Pe where svery attention will be paid to the publie Door at half-past 6, perform: commence at 7. FAREWELL NTERTAINMENT NIB: OPE rere tinesee thet Bie Furewrel) tertainment will be at Niblo’s Saloon, ou Evening, February 16th. ‘4 PART L of the ‘ollowing Soni R. DEMPSTER, (who is about to return to jarope,) ieal Li MONDAY | | from the haf, i? of Robert | vie" Will con: Barns, Jen w ye Johunie coming; ad “Duncan Gray ” a tion Ya La ik wore by Aired ey 18, Porte ennyson, Haq. j Saree rete, oegy Ae ay Pant iNew Yeurs Eve. 1 \—] turn of Spr ant ae ng. te the grad H froos tae loom of henith to a prema ickets 50 cents, to be had at the musi tra open at 7—to commence at '¢ before 8 o'clock. tr COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO MR McLACHLAN. friends of Charles McLrch- adjourned meet if all's, on the 9th inst, James Linen in the | chair, it was ‘That thin meeting han lenrned with regret; by let pri abhshed, (althou; jreaned to Mi Templeton )'h Tint he nad poeed to pecuniary necessity: : Bonor, aud in is 11 not on! ly ‘saniat h in ‘mime distel vbut And to effect t! at object, iirc Concert shall le, on Tuesday inusical stores; of Saxton t yekets mi iers, 20 Broadway, aud of the following Com- & Miles, mittee : dames Linen, Samael Phillips, Wm. Wells, has. TTaylor, Jowiyh Shannon, 1m. Unsworth, J. R453 ects Pid ¢. Pan! Burdoel E.8 Derry, 8 Beds, La HT. Christianson, Sherman Brownell, Gilbert Lawson, ‘ hy Alderman Shaler, a LINEN, Chairman. Tuomas THowas, Jr, Secreta Programme in futare istinas — its have inuch pleasure in an- een talent have volue- . DEM: Mr. AUSTIN Pr PHILLIPS, Mr. H. MARKS, mission of Scioscia * chy Mr. TIMM, Mr. WALCOTT, by permis- sGoangs Liter, CaeBantet, £14 5t°re THISTLE BALL HE Managers of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT AS: lly announce that thelr eee | \& on it Hse EVENT Piney sche Ad charitable Pe jdm ad is to be applied: ‘as former: to Programme. | passat ds mot r of thi iiaely one kaown by the NS jing to dispose of ir Libraries, eith bt Sr Rae eke Pak 10 Nassau, of 1 ! dey By L = ANK, —: oY aT aia in. 2 Wall CG ~ | fee 7 we at ney usar gn TyEseates wane ie ae BAKO we would respee*fal y Pry Masur’ Bers. cect aida hE Eee Ee M4 nied by Dr.3. on lo. 119 Bowery, MAR samen tm gs cr aie orm. MNRAS arts 2 Epa Si transferable. Secretary, 140 Leonard st. jem! A. CAMERON, bers eutitled to Trekets, wilt please. mang sn oar. mete oe ‘Secretary, as none can sure 100 ="Si win haces ‘ech se “ae tions to answer, though Mr. Ritchie may consider them rather impertinent ones. I have no wish te be rude; nor do. I take pleasure in showing up the “tamily jara” of my trieads; [ du so tor thete bene- fit, as well as that of the people, whose servants they are, and who believe that the tioney-mooa of the new administration is still in its pristine vigor. | The fact is, there 1s no harmony amoay the mem- | bers ot the cabinet upon many ef the leadiag points of the party, and the studied efforts to disguise it | only tend the more to make it more evident. tne Senate weat into executive seesion yesterday for a shorttime, and received several tavorable re- ports trom its committee upon mominatioas ; amoag which was that of the marshal ot your district—the | Hon. Ely Moore. | I would recommend to Marcus Morton, while his own nomination is hanging by the eye-lide in tne | Senate, uot to write letters to the departments here | against the applications of other folks tor office, | and particularly to avoid grounding his odjections | to such appsintments upoa the score of religious opinions. e are asingular set of people in this district, who know as mucn, and sometimes more, | about the movements of the poliucians every where, | than what they tiemselves would wish to have ‘This hint the Collector Will not take amiss ARigL. Wasuinoton, Feb. 18, 1846. The Oregon Question— The Compact with the Teza, Men— The stat eof the Case—Present Aspects and Prospects of the Cause, and the Division of Partie® upon it accounted for—Probable conctusion of the Game. We purpose a brief examination into the present aspects and prospects of the Oregon litigation. To a tair understanding, it will be.necessary to recur to the Baltimore Conveation nominating Polk and Dallas for the Presidency. At that Convention the party resolved upon the annexation of Texas, and | the whole of Oregon. The party triumphed upon | these propositions—the voice of the people had en- dorsed tiem, when the Congress of '44-5 assembled | in this capitol. ‘The democrats of the North co- operated witn their brethren of the South in the Texas annexation. The measure was consummated —the “‘lone star” was admitted into the tederal constellation. So farso good. Oregon comes next upon the carpet. Tne House pass upon it, the dem- ocrats of the South, in the fullness of their gratitude | kaown. trom | for the acquisition of Texas, voung for the exten- sion of our laws up to 54-40, and for the bill in ite trium,hant passage, notwithstaading an express prohibition against the introduction of slavery iato said territory in alltime to come. The bill went to the Senate, and on the 2d of March last, Mr. Allen moved to take it up; but the motion was rejected by two votes, those of Messrs. Huger and McUuflie. Tne bill tell to the ground. ‘The Oregon waa lett as it had for twenty- seven years, the subject of abeyance and continued negouatious. Lne Presideat, cations to signalize | hus ada ation in the very outwet, proposed the settlement of the Oregon conihorerey by @ partition ot the territury between the high contracting partes, upon the line of 49. The British jotiator de- | clued the overture. The President tell back upon 64 40, and reported the overture—the ‘the atutude assumed to Cor ioui that he now committed the subject to their discre- tion, recommending the notice tor the dissolution of the joint inheritance of the soil; and ing that at the expiration of the year trom the notifica- tion, it would devolve u, agen thes the amused to main- tain its rights, or aba Lhe unequivocal exposé fey recommendations of the Exeounve, precluded the possibility of longer playing with this question. Congress were directly rought to the issue ot Hh - Motice, as the iniatory measure to the prompt and permanent jon the contesting claims to the Northwest Territory. Now, then, we come to the resolving of the riddle. Now we approach the sectional, taononal, aad party mv | divisions upon this great subject, and the “a for ae divisions upon the inatory proposition. | Mr. Adams, who in 1325 proposed a surrender of halt the territory to England,:or the sake of a 44 | ment—Mr. Adams, who in 1343 declared that he Was not ready to act upoa the Oregon question, bat preterred a‘ masterly insotvicy fed tee most a application—this same ai man, now, in 1846, boldiy stands out for te Ao the giving of the notice—tne extension of our laws over the entire domain between 42and the Russian line—the oecapation of tae whole territory, and for Frederick the a. oa ot Silesia. Now, how are we to acvvuat for this sudden transformation 1a the opiaioas, or rather in the position, of Mr. Adame? It 18 a8 plain as the rule of thrée.—Mr. Adama, in '23, was defeated by the South—he came out an enemy of tree trade—an enemy of Gen. Jackson—and subsequently a sym- et ye ee upon the right of pe- tition. gs, B ign a ghe rand ae ae pee Fa pod the inveterate adversary ot Henry A. ‘se and the South Carolina delegation. He bad