The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1846, Page 3

INFOR! OF MATHEW. TACKROH wes Ww. Yondon, at re Fh ip guother colama, it will istle Benevoleut As- Toth. = derstan ‘of the season, will sever ” atest gather : ah segs aa tibierh HE members of hs rye are requested to meet at q wore aso! SON, manufacturers of the above les, respectfully inform Ne that they have now es, which they are willing to ell at a smal nd- | manufacturing prices. Any trade, peers, gan have their needles labelled wits ‘hele own name, eee , snverter of of Saetige et and Bir ‘LEECHES "| Pp. ub — Ronert Crow: mingham Goods, in part of ‘LEECHES! USt received, fresh f Swedish, Smynan Levelten, for sale ae moderate ae Umporters of Leeches,, % Fonm at. N DR. JONES, DENTIST. ROADWAY AND°CANAL STREET, mpl eve double set of best mineral Teeth on of best mineral Teeth, on fine gold ,aue > upper Jaw, to be worn by atmo: Single Tooth, trom Plugging ‘Reeth wit with erof Canal streetand B thr BIGELOW’S NEW ENGLAND atin ie amas and artingto ves oa of Ne ees | ES Fo HAS Ey crane a 1G) N. rib; ~Be sure to mark Packages TS, penne Cc TTERS, 1 BUIL REE rie farnished te in Phsdatic: equal to Con- r cent cheaper, on application utter, Jersey City, or at the Quar ABM. H. VREELAND. n good produc eine 8 8. PRHOAD, No.1 il se isthe N. ater neve Monto ® gh ituati M of a Cotton , onc aan Me wee America; can b = estal fabmeats 1 in eet United coe fm hy rod TS 33 Dtone street, have us Sea, the undermeutioned Serie ace. Co. in ee pipes, pale and dark vintagesl Bonnemort & Beeker, Which (ee ster tor sal Toe seeder er poue Whish ster, ihe ter eale, The same ie under custom ART! Gia EYE! and invented by Dr. J. GRAY, No. 19 Bower ted sbeala Simateaeigen ae Fey rs ewe CAGE MANUFACTORY, Ne 1 St Tehate Lane corner Beach street, New ey ‘HE SUBSCRIBER would inform his Customers and the ty. on hand a large supply of es of areund som on, we he rasta to their drantipe tne to sail ved P.8. mate, ‘orders attended to with Promptness aa ‘aie pxteh % Soo ne, BIRD DEPOT, 6 Astor Place, late 7th Street, shoe es eas ier Be T sorties, borg rare forthe ne of inde Ur my. by strict attention and Public, that he be fancy =e common Bi ver Sante Fab a Fow teri, 12, 1845. i BALL Bes FIFTY PER CENT OND | THE COST OF te ne JETER SORREES = iboeng 9e er ncleetion st Bail foeeeet Be ae DWE pi TO LET AT HAR- recon ) front at honees, ated ia id busi- ith the door every ae OR T. JAC 8, Bor ole 1,000 Roan ecu cmeney 1h ree ‘AC’ rei fi ¥ poy Ana nary bas teeotet ictal ea with Meee nery copsiots ‘ot earn spin’ ox mgchinery, dye CF is ull trans ue eek pow th are in exc cellent eaten cat ‘and. ee ig fod ara i end Ita Maiden the firm feo Hee ew York, Jan. 5.10 ye ea OS g waperecls teenie EBRAWOOD, ke., he. fo. % ‘Wooster ‘street, be- entire stock ‘will Pri lowing constitates a portion of t ent erotch oe Soskes ood 7196. 2 ineh, ‘24 and 3 inch Mahogsny | pees et ta la . 6 de Zebrnwood, cor ene a ents = low nis) Feitom street, hey at BOUGHT. | } giving pee raha iS ge 7 Aa or 187 Rony ant camber: Yo recatred and for re piiten REAMS Cap, Crown and Dou! , straw wrapping paper, j rye \ UANO—The subscribers ofl for slg on very terms, the balance of the ship this port fro d unfavorable results. To Dreveat the loss ‘bas A autipohais “Me EOLLINs GE a8: COMFORT FOR THF AFFLICTED. iE C. ‘KELLINGER’S PAIN ae gers a continues mee cite Pais. ae Sr it matters: ry ies © THE LADIES ABIES 70 THE Clio su ERG ee |. B.—Gentlemen’s chaise and Fa letters throngh the Post Office will be ic | Fare spraniey CHIC: G'S PIANO-FURTE WAREROOMS, No, 8 and 7 Lafarge anergy He PUBLIC lll ipa at the abow, tor SALE, — brick front House, .o $ Harrison, F of street, with a sauet of Ripale erat mr beet rear. The | ood ord Tespect in g ODA’ Wet 8 Bone £18 1%rh SAME. M. MEGIE HSouth ‘DFORD, BROOKLYN THE STONE COTTAGE, on the coru Ce ot eee sf } ir, wit dil j | For farther particulars faquire tt Frost secon fae sens FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN, A NEW BRICK HOUSE, on theo street, ove ug hundred feet west of Brid; Fanning through to Tallman street. Monies, with basement and sub-cellar; well finished through: it; within five minutes walle of Fulton and Catherine fection, ffnoe ant conve Previous to Ist March, it will beietlow to B goad lyn. tenet aS perme ofyears. Apply at 37 Main street, Broo! TO LET, bt EAGLE HOTEL IN THE LAG! “| oF, PEEKSKILL. - fe THE Baie ¢ Hotel and Stables, in the village of Peeks- u kill, now o fered hy for a term of years, from the of May next. The place is favorably known to the revel ing pe id | modieus, pleasant located, well kept public house, a profitable to the Drapretor ‘The premises will be let low ~ | eter soa ye rames [Fapelied for soon™or fom re , ing to purchase, will be sold a eee sear eekakill Reb. 16,186, eokaki, Pek ("For ialorematiga! Me, apply to R.R. Finch, near the poomaiges in Peekskill, or to 231 ater street, New York. APARTMENTS TO LET, FURNISHED, on the fost fox. with breakfast, if wired. References exchany 17 lw*me No. 44 Warren street. FOR SALE, } fd BHOUSE AW AND LOT,, No. 78 Duane street, | stories high, with to the stable on the rear of the premises, from | Reade = Eln BLAKE, No. 1 Nassau street. OM tueeceship sreame tas pb ory HOURS AND cade ne No. 197 Hudson street, (inthe block of St Lake Nin lw*r Chu st, (wit lege of renewal 125 Ce aa ge Ma inside and out Ig on the Premises, oF co Witt . No. Miarray at. £17 8t*me O LET, fhe Laat large and commodious Pips Ko se, yath’ with Garden, Carriage-House, em le ding: it will Seles with oc wi yout th Also, a small two louse, near by. Also. ; Position Nighandbesith Lease or ‘or Sale. fda; ofR. GOODMAN 88 Cedar st, NOTICE. fgreaex font HOUSES, RPORES kad vegas Lots, A je, rent or exchange’ Investments made on pro- will pay from ten to ty | aed oa et prea: Mecyrent a | D fees en ei siamese | bere 1] at ' ind Aventos SSORN | Unie: RR ‘ne OR TO LE CCE ts iy a three two-story Dw: Houges, forth Sich mo ofthe Sixth and Seventh streets, Wi oe tended: 1. Two hme re are pew, and int rest ces, d in the best manner, and su, plied | with spring and rain Spery in the kitchen, and coal vaults in front, Purehase money may remai red, at 6 per cont. En the o ecured, at 6 per cen! quire on HOBERIA er ae, £13 Im*rre | street. WANTED, By, avoung Gardener and Florist, (a German, who has een two in thi ) asitaation—no objec- | thor West. He understands the business FE tion to go fallwe branches. Enquire of F. SCHMIDT, ¢ Ludlow, | near Grand street. f17 2 PRUNING GRAPE VINES a. NOW is the proper time to trim Grave Vines. P i] ines well done, by the moat ex: 'e their address for JAS. and in the city, will ph RTE, tethers Seed Sto } will be imimediatel: ways al to, |= ap Eres f17 6t is eod*r AT PRIVATE SALE feremish Campbell Farm, on the turnpike road leadi ry THE VALUABLE FARM, formerly known as fr ranswick to mer, and 4 miles from the latter place. Jerse} | road passes near by and has a regul: lac - e house sjaopnine ier | town, within a mile of the house. T' of cultivation and c The dwelling hou: cribs, eramnery & tains 200 acres, 2v of which is woodland. The tin id di Pry, Theta NTHONY T BLEECKER, Auctioneer. £14 lwis re No. 7 Broad street, near Wall street. LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED, Se Gumpey sad Familieg ean obtain the fal value Z| such “as Ladies end Gentlemens Westin agparl Pie ‘Fire Aras, | tare, Ke. ne Gentlemen leaving oF return Fost Difice will LP promptly at 466 Broadway, up stairs. THE GENUINE AYNEES NE’S Compound ‘s ei Wild Cherry. CONSUMPTIVES, I. those whose or are affected slightly, ee take | ret ino ‘tha dire pivot & by which they ii Prevent the to a Never lives and you ai to avoid destruction by Cor DR. SWAYNE’S COM! OND SYRUP OF WILD | Igiga compound of Vegetable, Remedin; iti called, Wi Ch ae that fle the ania of te preparation to its porter and Tiree alee ig, ise mo equal. pre ‘Wild Ci Cl » except Dr. see ead comnts i valuable remedy had eo into the sick |e, therefore, be nog deceived bythe ony a" Sparions, Mixtar, me cad be eured, Prepared att Swarmn, NW Corner of Hight nad Sold wholesale and ‘late Dr. Mil- retail at Charles H. Rings, 188 Bowery, 711 irene pis neat dion streets TT way, je | jon and 48 Grand street. a ji2im*m | HE ATLANTIC WH WHITE LEAD GOMPANT hav T mpleted their Works, tre ovy ready to execute gaert cor | for pure boost Lead, both Dry and Ground in Oil, to almost any extent that . haves] no | expense in the erection of the Works which would tead, in the least de 0 the improvement of the Lead, having avail of every modern improvement for marpoe Betng well ware, from ont long familiarity with the differ aa a renter propertion | julterated with | th ‘an article of imixeral prodaction much heavier than sold in our market, that by far sod to Ripe has beea, and still is greatly |, and in itself possessing no vi of any pig- RE tot aby ir Leads ejay be ii assured that ¢ penrece may mayb ve placed int inthe ate ‘every pound of Write ompauy, hi will woconty teal oo th the omer lural ty oF e Faint, at, but we found oi ee in 4 the most cominon deseription of painting, owing e body or ering quality it by giving cc finish ms | with owe Coty tha the duleersed ite Paint would with re yr will hear e, ia ic! een Rear witness. x: Litharge, and | haveforeaie ny sriety of Paints Ground ja Oil, vig: Verdigni jes Black Yellow Ochre, Speni.h Brown, Parle Gree Brguawick Be. 8. been appointed general Agents for the C all Fh oS ome my gsnpeipenn, POLLEN & COLGATE, £7 am*r 267 Pearl street, corner of Beekinan street. 7 tO HOTELS, TAVERNS, QAROING HOWSES and al) who like their Fi | jess, clear and bright. For giving the hig! for requiring less labor, time (4 ‘using, preventing stains, for Pree tee eeenes Wh oT BING ares unde jor to any, ci rent a ¥ 192 Broadway, comer Johu street vy CONSULTING | | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, NO, § NORTON STREDT, ALBANY, N. ¥ Da. Coons: may be contdentiily connited duly 4 No.3 Norma vt street, All Office hours from 6 A. M. until Mepica, Apvice —Ai al services ofa experienced ‘and ‘sklivel ‘phyeiciencall om the celebrated Dr. Cooke, No 3 Norton street, Albany.—Medical and Burgueal Ji | ESIDENCE, AT STAN WIX HALL, ALBANY, N.Y. NCTION OF TME BOSTON WITH THE BUFYALO RAILROAD. (OUSSELINES AINE. + | 100 3%, Tecaived ralese ip sowtie Trade, aid for sale by ¥. SHELDON & 41 William atreat 7 ied of BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Impo: | ters gs, havi fenes. New Yi the 4 | arate ul i} in eta shout, oe would reapectt iy | Gr oO = all other articles in their td of Wusiness. PH dB have received jomestic Maul | Aghia and Boston Sane mitra tots rend ‘ram nae ean be 0 PAPI elsew! Pontes a co ia larly eail pention Bee their for Parlors, Pabiie Heocine: , Entries, Se, w pee J ‘for Windows. ke promptly attended to by care deity dealers will find it to their ad- ag ae No. 137 Broadway, doors above the Lity Hotel. ‘af Pome ving for sale as above. mel | Li er a wg |E is discl at Orleans wi foot of Wallstreet Con aaeeely.” to the receipt of their goods — AUOTION SALES, AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMEN? Howsedoun ny FURN’ PARK THEATRE. ANNE APPAREL | sell at hs on » 19h sees at one Wi of executor, ihe At half past 7 o'el reare A | (CF Atustrated k N the late Leeture, the nop staan ie Linen, Bolsters, ‘Sheets, Damask | leetutea san nature of ime, and the errors of se Bement a a he. ke. en & conte. at the door, or at SECOND LECTURE on. "ASTRONOMY, On Wednesday Kvening, Feb. 18th, at the Hall of the Society Library, cor- Wednesday Hvening, February 18, LA SYLPHIDE. Forniture contained: Cloth, Stair Carpet, Brass Rods. Sofa ttrasses Curtains, ¢ aa bo} Clock, Previous to which the, rauderi ain 2 acts, of BOO "AN. Taree ‘usortimeut of Lediew ' Wearing Appar and a | Yery general assortment of Kit Furniture. 8 ar WM. Ww. SHIRLE HOUSE staan! ab Y H.E. WILLARD: DThis ‘Day, o’elock, a sales room, 151 ‘good second han ood order—consistil oid ne ae el lye d eg wove aad Axt sres, lamape, ss a vit ea redaes tear octal eelciee fo. THIS eee naee aT J, BLEECKER will sell, Thi + Merchants” Exchange, that'¥1 TRUSTEES’ SALE, OF SECOND HAND, AND AL. LARGE’ ‘ASSORTMENT NIFFEN & CO. will sell, Th Day. CW odueday, 18th,) at lo een at {15 Fulton street, . Vales = Nautical In- es and card are for Auction malty J in Sense City, removed — ‘Weduesda; , 18th, at aries seen | use ons ree.md | Mlle guseeas and Muss Ince. By press, and to be publish ones of Admianc a~-Boxes, cout. for the year 1846, athe use of sch ap poseons using globes—price 2 cents. ———————————— oe rote SECOND FST Obs, | PAINMENT wl ben begiven |: riod the planes openat OG o'clock, sad the Certeia will rise precisely KRY THEATRE. | A.W. JACKSON MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR. BENEFIT OF J. ANDERSON, Stage Manager. ey Evening, February 18, for t me, * grand romentic drawa, FH! Bannister, Haq. expressly for this theatre} AN@E GIRL OF VENICE; Tee ruction af the ‘Server Tyibunat. ws Mg, Blanchard. = ray irs ke” ded by CIGVENILE ONCHES of Mr. Chi Barnes. iekets 2% cents—for sale at the usual places, and at the \“ A limited number of tickets will be sued 0 for several |, a5 & COM- NEW GREENWICH THEATRE. THE OPLE AWAKE ! THE CITIZENS REQUIRE AN UP-’ ROW TYFATRE. | | Ta number of citi an ‘excellent assortment to which, th titled THE ‘igaep OF THE WAVE, Or, The Ship of ne ae Ph Belford Ist, vil, Mate’of the Unkwown Schooue | if cz eamet wonne amor ay and ‘Phird Tiers, it ‘a. Doors will oven at half past: sceernin will rise 267. » ageepeance d patron: erase srsanbes ymade in ie IT race erator; bathing tal hen Ware; crockery; cook parlot screen, su- AT t Seengraratnd OPER Also, 2 rosewood di journ to meet on Bd ser ariey INTRLLIGUNCE BY THE LAL. Editortal Correspondence. Wasuineton, D.C., Feb. 16, 1846. Both Houses have commenced the week without much feeling or impetuosity. In the Senate, Mr. | Hannegan has beem talking all the morning to the | Western democracy, on the Oregon question; and, in the usual way, following up the tone and temper | of the remarks of Mr. Allen of Ohio. In the House, Gauee, | there has been a preliminary vote taken to-dag rela- tive to some printing on the new tariff bill, which indicates considerable feverishness and anxiety on that subject; and I have no doubt, by judging from all appearances, that the debates on the new tariff sys- tem proposed by Mr. Walker, will create an exeite- ment and sensibility equal to that produced by the Oregon question. But more violence may be exhi- bited, because there is great doubt and deeper un- | certainty as to the result of the tariff question now pending. For myself, 1 believe that now this great tide of the tariff controversy is returning in this country—that we have reached the great crisis of @ question that has deeply agitated and convulsed the entire country during the last few yeare—that has filled both Houses of Congress with deep ex- citement, mixed up to some extent with the elec- tions of the day, and produced an alienation in certain regions of country; and now I be- | lieve, that after having seen what is the great | sense of the country upon this question, we are Kk, at the same satin. These articles took ae fa Fenny PI <a tay axa enterprise; and uaathene Pro- BERVoorT, ane a et RHE SEVENTH ANAUAL BALL s sid ota Pa Rew Bi SOCIETY, will the HEB! NEVO) td x4 be take Binge t Niblo’s Saloon, obtained of the PT emeenenemmnres : = ase tl ey evel Tarnished ‘with marble mantels. Access Reduction of prices. second tiers cents Bo: Children under 12 years, 12}4 ceyts—Private Boxes 50 cents. Wednesday Kvening, February 1 Mi commecce'with egrecd ROMAN coedings be ita D. A. Fow. ar, po HILL STABLES, 2th Street and Third L's Head. are treets. For further particulars, apnly toJ.C. | venue, aud opposite Bul at the above Stables, about fit ru Horses—amoug which = ti | si Ee ten good road horses, gad several cow ENTREC ot is ho Comie Improvisi kt, as Grand Fete, by the troupe, ae Cole will introduce tk won h, fee itv Charch letae of 31 years from the ist — eave dt jurance Co, Orrice 41 Fuuton pony Brookins. very. near! y entire, oe to take th Sich Giant. er W. bod Tm . ae ea Water are soe lH HENRY GOL! coLbeMire, Beery, iam Cole, I Indie Ral the two. pO reson coudieerations that they owe their escape jo ised of limiti and seat irate company ta and paid promptly as heretotors f Twi GUL est wath of ener th street eat | Among the Latiigg EE Will appear the celebrated Upwards of 7 feet in height. ‘Baturday, Commencing ae ‘openiat 7, performance to commence at half-past 7 BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW YORK CIRCUS. & Stone, ae ee Wednesday Evening, Feb. 18, To commence with the American s filed te RALLY MUSIC. JOSEPH KAMERER’S MUSIC FOR PRIVA AR CAs be engaged by applying at 138 PRINCE STREET. iture to a private te family | ‘Afternoon ‘Performance ev at half past 2 o’clock. ig Lots. Enquire on tl aniees or ibe rem | W RELAMATER, President. DAGUERREO! TYPE PATENT ISSUED. PE ARTISTS are informed that the eas 0: plications for the fateut right for the oil "be ee be addressed to ibseri ‘$75, materials and instructions included.— hy B—Plans, elevations, = Bo gle ildings, farnished ey ape | | current, embracing Voightlacuder’s Apparatus, | * icles used in the. Paguerreotype art, may also be had, by W. & F. LANGENHEIM, Philadelphia Exehanj W CLO’ Hs STORE. KNOEPFEL & FO | id bys aaieribots a | yal selected stock of desi | of purchasers to their assortment, AIG re rw GERMAN AND AMERICAN THS AND CASSIMERES, Drap a ite; Dena F MUSIC. EORGE, A. HOYT’ would respectfully inform his Friends and the Pablic, that he is struction on the PLANO FORTE, at his resi Tesidence ef his pupils. T jeation. Prepared to give In: No. 37 Bowery. epee he Ra gee positively wale ‘fondayr iatrods 01 arta af lording. ky an co of | Bee Robbers ee by Mr. G. W. Bergen. ROUEAN BAND: Seowel of Messrs. Camp- ‘addee, will appear in their ia d chow cavalier, Mr. Wm. Stout, and his son, will af fi Racyanon; on b ‘on horse! secoud, will co bya Mand Mra. fe Whiteoker, ATHE SUBLIME. KCROBATS, Prof. Harrington and son, latter of whom will tarn a Back ‘sea an the dome. Punch Scenes: by the celebrated Mr. T. M iat conelude with the m ice Ro onan No. 0 Jonn street, have established e CLOTH STORE at having just received a large and le goods, would invite the a! hors Styled Steer aed gular day, Tele, maser it OF passage, hang Mando mmodations, apply on board, fy rleans wharf, foot o: E.K. Sane Ee 56 South street. Cc eee no goods pth) en Mind attercnerareay | i Fancy Tweeds; and a full stock of | {Gy es; Velvets;and a large assortinent | iid most fashionable styve of fancy Cassimeres fal stock of TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS. |The at- tention of Tailors is particularly requested to our stock, as cx- | taontiany inducements will be offered them, and out are r AY invited to oxaming oar qock, be! hefare, eriaes and roti Pageant, rain ey HORSE represents the BULL ! OR, T In whicha highly t Rox es, Becents; Pit, 12 cents Open at aime aty ARCH sTREE' COLUM BIA HOUSE, hestnut Street. freee 6th and 7th Streets, 'HILADE BAGLEY, MACKENZIE ¢ James Baouey, tate of Jones's Htofel Henry C. Macxenzir, formerly of W . HEA’ THILADELPBL A 15 John street, which at his dwelling, comer of pews ¢ Tc oy Erode All lends of Grape Vines, Orna- mental racning work, done on the most mode- Actine Manacer . Stace Manaoer. “BENEFIT OF MR. F. 8. MYERS. Wednestay Evening, ING OF T) No. Ssom a tel co., Proprietors. ( CALERTOE AD QUARTERS, pombe pt & FISHER, nd Chatham street, have this | open led assortment of Valentines Valentine wei For splendor, variety and chea} a pee. Vite rs fr THE. trade, is our motto; | Count De ‘Valmout, tines made to order, origiual verses fur | the Country atten HASTINGS’ COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHATHA. THE TRIUMPH ea ghee Fer sale by MOORE & CO., tho street, and Elliott, 173 DIVISION ST STREET, met ite Ludlow, New York. Price $1 a bottle- sfor $5. Philadelphia, Tuttle, 68 South ane yr rhe Ne mitles gon. peek 9 DAGUERREOTYPE ENERAL Fumishing Pecblishimen and Sole Agency | OV OICTLAENDER’S APPARATUS, The genuine yanrmes asanbneribe, wholesale oe retail, a NATURE AND PuILOSoPHY , is large, with all suitable out buildings, | THE HEACON OF Beare. i ty in the village of Woodbndge, | Nitdipier conaty, N.Jy which ean be divided Into elghises | suitable paren, ad may beseen by the survey tap atthe office | wetioneer, No. 7 Broad street, to whowa application a ve made for terms and prices of auy part of the above pro- | CARD OF ADVEKTISEMENT. NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, CRT E ariegelbn FuILAD) PHILA, sar, WELL, MANN AND. DRLAVAN; wills shordly terminate this, the most ™ Seece ning imogie deli PNK ic rah or aa ranted; 5000 Ibs. Eee 3 west SHALING WAY, rancae roel Saud he country. Dea. | Jere supplied on Hiberal terns, at ow ahisee _ | tincieomeenas and impor 112 John street, ‘opposite C | LEFT OFF heme Fs AND FURNITURE EATLEMEN and Familie having snperfiuous, WEAR- fala (either Lad rae Gentlemen’ she oald dispose of to advan riber, who will tend then RS, 201 ss Brendmar, Ne deur NY. | ov sa ca tas — ‘Noessel Messrs. Jobnson & pie We FLANGEN Ex nsae Pitedetphia, FIFTEEN FARMS. a gach, a ra woe | a athe ti ‘on her cele! “MHS. EDWARD WOODS, an elegaut Equestrian, on two Allamandes Fronsaise, and general move- “Rec icoe sperma aetformer, Mise LOUISA Horses, and in les CES of from two to thi Pa 18th March, ‘Terms hberal and title clear. ‘Anctioneer, New at Miller’s tavern, Ni PATENT LAP- vane TRON BOILER QURTEEN AND A HALF feet loag.and one and a wo jiameter ™ THOS, PROSSER, Pats | LAURENT & BROTHER, IMPORTERS OF FRENCH GOO} Y ds oo Wr sendipe tc coe I ord Post pO von enters it Office, ore gt Teo PS qaestrian Pi JSC, s roti nut, ROE Syl BIG IL ¥—remarzable for their high taleut enue bapiaw Be Sige eet, cm AERA, LATHROP, and fi fecession oF iret rate seeaees tyes, of high equestrian ce- Leader of the Orchestra Mr. MEYER. Seene Painter. Mr. JOHN WISER. ous Wardrobe of all the nations in the world, he very first style of excellence, |The suits of apons of war, &c., by Messrs. G. LD LEAF AND DEN’ Caer oality — Gold F ia. Gold, Silver an je street. GOLR Ta r ay. SA package 5 iver ee ren FAI CHRISTIE’, pee "RINGS ry comprises an entirely safe and wer . It dients, that the utmost effi- i Preser- | richest si jeer nt pei ca eee Rings in connection th the Maomeris Faw te in all cases of jee a inte wae all parts of the worl to the ii magnificent Pantomimes and Spectacl For te’ ESTABLISHMENT, he Exclusive Sale PERFUMERY! FANCY aie Wnourssre ap rave pains in ine Chest 8 ‘and 8 Vide, gen cases of Dyspepsia, which is nae ¢ the Rh ive organs, t mer ‘Beniey, dedeincy of va agement | LE Ba NG oF high dramatic excellence. b stud of high ored Horses, trained for the sre- na and for warlike and processional effects on the stage—at- | a | ni by cwele the half-past 6, and the P Performances invariably commence 5 AND TOILET | A most superb stud of hi can be est inconvenience. DS, BRACELETS, ke. nded in ts Fur of the Ame: | isplay of chore tad who was there audeds by she oreament le without, arr | oe deca temale opel e modifications at hous fastens, the tome ehenered imery and Toilet Boaps, a8 approaching to the close of that great controversy, | and winding up the subject, under the present ad- | ministration. I am more and more convinced, from what I see and hear around me, that great revolu- tion and change of opinion are maturing, day by | day, on the subject of the tariff question. The de- | bate on this subject, will exceed, in point of interest | and excitement, that on the Oregon controversy.— On the Oregon question there was hardly more than one side, and that was the side of the country against a foreign nation. The tariff is altogether different. Itbrings in conflict, on the floors of Con- gress, the different and conflicting interests of the country, all in hestile array. The shipping—the ma- nufacturing—the agricultural—thte planting interests, are all arrayed there against each other toa certain extent, or assisting each other to a certain extent. These great interests are again at issue on minor questions, affecting different sections and isolated parties ; so that the tariff controversy, as large and expansive as the wide Atlantic, is tossed and tumbled about without any settled principle of action—witheut any regularity or order. It is difficult to predict what may come out of this—what law may be passed which may benefit the country more than the present. I am disposed to believe that the chances are more favorable to any new commercial system. Every thing of: this nature will depend upon the position of the New England manufacturers and their representatives, Mr. Web- ster and his colleagues, from that section of the Union. The cotton interest of New England is deeply identified with this position, in order to | save the great foreign export trade. This 1s a great element in the prosperity of the manufacturing sye- tem in New England now—so that peace with Eng- Jand and the whole world, will not only affect the cotton growing in:erests of South Carolina, but the cotton manutacturing interests ot New England. This makes me believe that the time is very near at hand, when the same influences which caused ac- quiescence on the part of the New England men, relative to. Texas annexation, will bring them to acquiesce also relative to the principles upon which the new tariff laws will be based, so as to accord with the views of South Carolina and Mr. Calhoun. These views, relative to the new position in which the tariff question stands, receive confirmation every day. The position of the Oregon negotiation is even favorable to the furtherance and prevalence of such views, in certain quarters in Congress.— There have been several rumors put in circulation during the last few days, thata treaty has been agreed upon, by the Secretary of State and Mr. Pakenham, on the principle of the 49th parallel ; with an additional article, which provides for the mutual navigation of Frazer’s river and the Colum- bia river to both countries. These rumors have been circulated in high quarters ; but it must also be admitted that in other “ high quarters,”’ they have been discredited. Ihave reason to believe that the Oregon negotiation will not be closed by any treaty sent to the Senate—at least for some time to come—until it shall first have been seen what vote the new tariff bili will receive in the House. These few causes, under the combination of various mea- sures, may be termed log-rolling ; and great oppo- sition may be made in certain quarters, to the movements of the administration. But it is well known that all great measures, affecting the para- mount interests of the country, are mutually attract- ed or repelled by some such force or movement— in the same way as the laws of planetary motion Tegulate the solar system. A great deal of severe criticism has been expend- \ ed on Mr. Buchanan’s recent correspondence, not | only by the opposition here, but even by the friends of Mr. Polk himself. It is supposed by some, that the high ground on which Mr. Buchanan had placed honorable judges, « Golden Medal, has opened an ‘establishe | a thicity at No. 159 Broadway, where be offers a eee it} t to merica., He youl cmark that hus erfmery hat the tage over the forei isease, where = Ri » f the body with ae rans to Fara HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY BALL, NIBLO’S SALOON, RIVE of babs a February ae wR leave their company, ft Sivas . xf Inge hich the mate MAGNE tLulp y'the Prevent he ugier Pere et cee of wi Caivenises om affect, wi ia poemeaen of a skill | is usedin ecggoetion with .F the tor, guarantees srl thes ot eat uropean Perfume "A complete assortment of choice articies of the yroath cele brated aoe phen Ae bee li times be kept on hi I ¢o choos rel eae suitable for a deformity into staan, and ois ose tar youth, or Pomatums mixed with oil, almost trans- oe | oer THISTLE BALL! “S rout of the ZRPSTLE. stnee tint thir segon AS. which will change as oeeal ore ‘These articles f ‘aa e pring does pretend dt offer Bi i ilvate skin, snd ect jors a most erica * MANDI ke, whieh ‘will prevent or eure the wae offers ar taoatiescs SHAVING CREAM, an iid, wil always be present in every ge “He hts COSMETIC CREAM, so jnvaluable an appli secon te falionte f fae Leader “ofthe orchestra, cea of Mr eat | public. ai ‘reed Kendall, who will Day an oblige per oe ma the Bugle, in alt Sh nage! alterations have ve jon yee air rs teen a me fen | the several sets of | Published whe Doctor, inthe Soa, , all of whieh jeourte hare been telected shagacter, whic! ve be the discovery hus been b General Agent for the City of New Yor pet cherie, ‘a much mo: "The Tuapector of fsck wil a NS an rrovertc POMATUMS Apes pen tones oe wees to enforee the pe rocared daring the short termination of the i “Gude Nee, an’ joy be wi' D. ed States, and only sree for the for the irritable head; others Suen peeaeces Sead etre Roy xi Broadway, Pe o isd cine Geer note trani rable. N. B. Members entitled to Tickets, ti Secretary, a# none can fans of EETING. St the ly applieatios HR BEARS Oi Comp evening of the ball. when Kparseo puretel oe as hi virtue = Asenepey ie dif by of his goods, he can sels te Moms, 4 fort lat weveral 9 years ehave | ed: and Lewrs Genes 4 2 ee the remney occasioned by the resignation of By order of the Trustees, WINDOW SHADES, TASSEL N MONDAY NEXT, (Feb. %h,) ‘LWOOD WALTER, ance of Canao snp Fxxiait ony, No. 58 Chatham Street, New York, One door from the corner of finan ag H new, extensi wal’ Nitin ilton, and a ting to upwards of Two eet seni casecay ts assets. f bu: eo sinese, 2 | Geo. nA ee A a ova: as or import z feria Cords Men will be kept Je and retail purchasers are respectfully invited to : BECKER. DUNCKER & BECKER. le, | ineccompany ens it ts beliewed, 0 jeassured than any 0 xamine for themselves. New York, Feb. 7th, 1846 FREIGHT FOR! PENSACOLA. GE! Us ufaeturer and Importer of Perfam: ', berwe and ©. Ming Te Cheewer terre. Pht ei , 4 AND ‘ye A ton re seeder tt io w. Vee Feat ear, Se is ri OaBrn WALKER, Lewis Gaecony, Vi Biases Warren, aaa Merk next, at CA] clock. Tice Is the Connl Kaye: for apactto incorporates a Boeiecy cl van malidaise # will | mame Ia. this session, “Jackson, Se thirty rean ta the euee of ty aeilon New York, January briviage will Dealiowed. NE HAVANA 3G. eee mn. * PROSPER a WETMORE, Navy Agent. $100; REWARD “Aatihenal ie fe. prnish fio up vesirs. OLD ROLLED pore sheets Cold! pet, unequalled, from 18 om od wing hens Raed barr pear ta lled Cop deuswere a ONE PRICE, Oto AND SHOE BORE. ele ay cry iy te es Sicmerea fem igeeret ate Sia abo a ven Tecra tr a the penne wpa vrata i ve Hn Aso EORGIA LUMBEK COMP. three quarters per ceut discount, by & i 4 Poarl etreet, wD etnire. Felt, very superior arty COLLING te CO Routh et. oe ee Kaq the ensuitg year. genes No. Iphie. y | cage SOLLIRG Soo at bk? | 200 & Severe of Commtertaite w "iit hee give himself in the first portion of the correspondence, | has been entirely lost by the weakness of his argu- | ment in his recent correspondence. This may ap- | pear to bethe case with some ; but I have reason to believe that the Secretary of State will endeavor | to set himself right before the country, as he hith- | erto has been, and before he settles this question and leaves the present cabinet. All rumors in rela- ed | tion to changes in the cabinet, are framed by those | who wish to make them facts. There may be | changes in contemplation ; but these are, as yet, im embryo, and have not made their appearance in Tam proceeding gradually with ‘my new plan of | reorganizing a corps of reporters for each House of Congress. This has become necessary, in the present | singular position of the newspaper press in this city. | In the commencement of this great controversy, il be, Known by the | connected with the interests of the‘country, we find pega exten and to ladies, | the newspaper preas here breaking up their arrange- Peter MMi ria, 17 Centre street; the bar of ments, which had been made with a view to give the country full and impartial reports ot the proceed- ings of Congress. In view of this inability of the newspaper press of this city to do justice to the country—so unavailable, in the peculiar position in which they exist—it is perfectly palpable that jour- | nalism can’t exist out of the “great metropolis”—the | chief city ef agreat nation. All the jobs that Con- gress may give to a newspaper here, never can cre- ate an independent establishment, calculated tocom- mand the confidence of the public, and thereby cre- ate a pomition to enable it to exist within itself, and give full, impartial, unbiased and correct reports of the leading events that take place in the halls of Congress, connected with the branches of the | government. 1 feel assured I will be ena bled to organize such a system of reporting | as will supersede all attempts that hitherto have been made for the purpose, and satisly the country | that New York is the only spot from which correot reports, connected with the debates in Congress, be issued. Ee een Presidential election, conversation . here is a hi Roget a Altho' h nothing seems to wai We per in relation to the auccemsion, there is hardly a | ifttle party about the city—a coterie—or set of indi- viduals who meet together—that does not speak of it. The great question seems to be, the propriety of eub- mitting the great claims of each State to the masses, || a bene been called convention —and in such manner as they met lately at Balt:- | more. Iam inclined to believe that this system and mode of selecting candidates will be abandoned altogether, and will receive an irrecoverable blow on the next canvase—that every man will stand forward “upon his own hook,” and will solicit the enflrages of the masses upon his own individual ierits ‘This would, indeed, cause a change in the entire tactique of the party politicians of the coume