The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1846, Page 3

OURTH WARD JEFFERSON ASSO HE MEMBERS of the chore Assortatlo are rege ec PATS DST TS ¢ faneral “ef MARTIN'G Sider, og mm Ponetad sadder eg ested’ “By ond KN NOSTRAND, Prat Hesay Raymoxp, ATLANTIC WHITE LEA! | pe ATLANTIC S Te LEAD BAPaNe having oh Drygad Ground sin Bite amont Lontpany have the Works whieh would end, im Simprovement of every modern improvement | Any tient that may be want 1, at . ‘for that | Pi vg Seat, sea of the Seunte ri 5 Honk, MC 'Vay kdward Hy Bi mee so aa Se New eof any m papers int me iia W. jail fell ‘aware, from our Ly fa ahd ak been, aud sul con gold as such has bees, ie Breatly Barrer saa bei recommend it, the Trusr-es of *s Mr. Hudson will take cl for, oe i French and forward same to SPANISH BLACKING LABEL Sete BLACK ere fed to examine the CABELS 3h Bike Boxes, 4 ifthe pas of JAMES 8. h Blvek ig Labels have the followlug reectucien, viet, Academy, 199 Broad % Act. John street. to id perfectly free from any mpeny will warract as bupe: id Elegant C: ILL continue to ielobe omnes Sym of \d Gentlemen of kVERY aGK, | mela higakici Less fo oot pure, geaniue be adulteration whatever, Me a the Com sogh to all who may purchase their Lead.” m ao may be place -d manufactured aud sola byt the ty tend to the greavr di “pe: of ‘fh more ecooomical ing and ned. reset Adie that labelled in Spanish tor bheking: ef ever \out which nove is genuine expe- the extent ‘sud. variety of hie ma: | afford him super or siy-utages NG Eye: of the b best sy Boor cerino and Suokr AnD, pues | B.—Private lessons given. Famili UNITED STATES HOTEL, prashingon City,D. + olen baie free chi ory yand otter fo jes and Repos attend- Mefor BLACK NO ued WHTHS eset furnished promptly aud “yates eaten, have for cals a 4 ariety” pot Paints Genel Lig awe Gehre, ‘Spani.b ‘Brows, Parke Green, carina pene Agents for the Company, a | POLLEN & COLGATE, atreet, commer of Beekman street. BEALE Jn al tae OFFICE, HE titornie fons a thi establishment, res) ‘a! | lie for the liberal support chey fa creasing popularity from lic accommodation. is h ide. between Hi ird and Four- road JUNG & BEGRMANN, REMOVED FROM 71 LIBERTY STREET TO 21 SOUTH WILLIAM TTREET. hE SCOTT’S AMERICAN FASHIONS, Will be Published To» morrow. AT NO. 146 BROADWAY. MUSIC FOR PARTIES ARTIES furnished with the Apply to Kt, J. and G. Ayliffe, YNoltat Ela street, carver | th wepAS Bane IN WOOLLENS wmeres aud Satinets. Cao to H.M fr th to Setar, enke & Slade 63 Pi 7 | once be aetieuateat contd Jason's > PRE i: hi \ b ion of the house the primary yore it to the comfort of our Saher RS, ‘Spanish works. the o Uni pommon lacs and best light- The eek of gutrect reading th receiving ample just.ce in the production o! . Harp, of Pianoforte. Ob disciplined. Brief seu fy challenge the Toneineat_of's aiceriaiecrtey peviie ta tials ited to render a public house a fore, $150 per day. Perm: boarders in consonance rene the spirit of the | TYLER & CH. improvement i reefia ve. W. SIUNE, Attorney at Law, Raleigh, N. C. id to the sollecion oo any, that Messrs. eat tam, New, York. the MI Billa, worked. te enlers wit be be Ce third or fourch suory eral ings, where +I] orders will be received vite 5; where Lean may ee | 1 “DR, JONES, DENT. ist. E STK S°LLING OFF FOR Less THAN FIRST CONT GREAT ASSORTMENT of L shoes, to make room for al ree supply of a] cork sole Soup, met roof aud | ANAL STREET, ts te them as good as the natu: | Set of best mineral eae on f best mineral Teeth, on fine gold ms aoeee jaw, to be worn by atmos) AM Tredwel Esq. OA: —tamdetivers:g from my gaat corer of Sing, oad | for evshonl. viz: Eau and Br rok. 78 od. $50." Buyers can positively depend | eur Coal delivered at tnese, pr ALHAMRKA, 559 Breadieey, near Prince. jeased, for a limiced Period, the per ees Jess than hei ie ig Teetn with Gold, from T: CLINTON. her—comer of Canal street and Broadway, wentranee | KILLIARDS IMPROVED. erfully invorms his TTIS FIELD, re he h BaSsFORD'S KOO. i | Mnseum building, or 149 Fultoa sc eet | The, oom an Mera beeu Leask ia Pe! bat adr. Ti | | att 7 uusoag: ‘directly opposite Howard Hotel. Tre viry liberal patronage which aieuded tohim, at nis old stend, is duly aypreeiated, and ‘hie now such as enxble as for ma y yeu 1m to offer every ins | Moleskin Hars, which etiow, will b: found still ed f will be let for Ly tures, Converts, B Terms, reasvusb'e. Apply beeween 10 thd and Fr-nch Cur Le sther, best Me epandalal athe trade, constantly ‘on haud and fur sale. VALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS, 74 Chatham street, known to need commen further improved and bexutif ed. Al complete a-soimeut of gentlemet hildrea's Caps, UmYrell.s, &e., at mode: ate pe N. jy B—Gentlemen’s Hate of the Spring fase MU: GEORGE A. HOYT’ would respectfully inform nee riends and the Pabsie, that he is preoared to give In- struction ou the PIANO FORT! tie strret, or at the res made known on cers RTE, at his residevee, 33 Cl vence of his pupils. S—FIERE REN CAPS tR respectfully ells the attention ofthe hi Military Eqaipmen Cops, K arsscks. Box variett. Country compr- | “ ene about forming ios WIN be FIRE CAPS“FIRE GAPS, A fall assortment of every variety constantly on hind, and A- to oroer atthe bes or eet et GRATACAP., 392 Broadway. LECTURE ON ORBGON. R. LHARLES SAX 1 ON. Sregin Territory in Angust Int » rire For spleador, Sap and ¢ | gished. Orders from ihe Country se order bromptir. TO PAPER-BOX MAKERS. TRAW BOARDS —10 000 Ibe Stor w Boards ented | guality, and numbere tea oy HUSSE LD, PROFESSOR. ‘OF MUSIC, PIANIST, $e. 215 William’ street ts and Cotillon Parties; | a1 fee | sre Two | Sai ie will sel eheap Yor eaah. "Gas be secre No. 33 Bro ne tertaiameats, aud « Gan COAL D SCRA HOMURTEA a effectual remedy orgaui LOOKING GLASS PLATES. LINE & OSTHEIMER, Importers, No.3 Bank street, | AN Madetihte have just received by ud New York, a Bagi eae 00) seminal weakens, he For sale at Messrs. street; and’ "71 Ninth Avenue, and by Draggists generally. NDERS BOARvS. f 0 TONS Binoy Boards, ju: re reeeicee ve rj 67 Nassau street. ~~ TO THE LADIES—TO THE LADIE ‘superfluous or east off Clothing to | eath price tor the same, Reece re her | residence, No. 69 Duane street, basen i Mrs. “oH N. B.—Gentlemen’s Clothing and mao an All letters through the Post Office will be cian to. 5 6 Glass Plates fron window glnss from nuestock’s & Ci on City, who left the c| iho lv three cere en. vr any of the citizens of ar Yor nk 'to Petivee alecture on thite wu stry. on ‘Tursd: jarch, at Croion Hail, on the comer of the Bowes | feel int:rested ia the subject | Sew TORK em Ta StSRLY, UF THe FINE AaKTS fier be op-n ou Monday and on th accummodstion of tent The. Lecture ei commence the New Yoru Tier | oh Anderson & Co ot othe Gl be, 125 Falro ‘ey, ja 3% and at Bramall Co %s, No. 32034 Brondwa: 1s opea ‘ree tothe children Sri a "p nied by thei: teachers be made with ihe doorkeeper. —e——————————— ee NEW CLOTrH STORE. KNOLPFEL & FOOTE, No. 39 John street, HE hyp beget have epenblhed ea en ba STORE able g” poe wou pennnee to their assortment, consisting in port of the ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN OTHS AND CASSIMERES, Fancy Tweeda; ‘sind a fall stock of STEAM POWER. is 7, 1 Brooulya. “Apply to 49 Fal on rt te York. (Coo: Me SOaa ole p [tapi soak OIL OF SU a For 3G Gal Pe Pdi Gold Beater THE PAKISI4N SECRET. n from the French, en- t, or Fel!-Preservation,” aperfect 0 LET—A room 21 ‘bETH—TEETH—TEETH. | UNPRECEDENTED: BEnucris N ny TI PRICE OF T the old extablihment,62 EAST BKOADWAY. Prices for sll otner wok ian portion with the above lit é 7 pr ith ¢ je list, pd’ : "AYLU peitayt sed ay ha Sargical and Mechanical Dentist. fewest and ptt! WINDOW SHADES, ie ae NEXT, (Feb. 9h, No. 58 Chatham Street, New Yor! | One door from the coruer of Chambers, & new, extensive, and ft as: TRANSPARENT. WIND ousisting of every variety of patterns and Sa 10 be fou “arope or America. Prices at rom our facilities for manufictorit we think we can safely defy compet hrouable ayre of fancy Cassimeres wt ul SS INUER Le BAUM, MD Ne mber of the Feosty of Medicine of PL a TOOT E No. 39 John street. GEN, SIR GEORGE COOKE, M.D. LL.D. CONSULTING PHYSIGIAN AND. SURGEON, | ®: al? ‘ord, Wen will be "kept | | “Wholesale and retail purchasers are respectfully invited to | 1 aod examine for themselves. New York, Feb. 7th, 1846. SSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER HE COST OF IMPORTATION. ETER ROBERTS seepestfelly annout that having purchased lai | oer a magnificens selection 9 ed'by Nobert H Dumont, Legal De baum, 150 Wachineton attest, "Price 6 eae 71 «All ass should be avdressed, post nc the "* Ma'sou de Sante,” 121 | ‘olun & Adriance, in the Arcade, reet; Philadelphia, treet BEWARE OF FRAUDS! sedition ef this work bas just been issued by a bears, mouigett get the genuit Arrke ; yO. 3 NORTON arheer ETLBANY N.Y sie at sen Brosdwas DUNCKER & BECKER. ily gousulted duly’ at important to obtain the No i'Nortoa ste, Albury Medical Mepicat Avice —As it is alwa fan experienced and skilfu celebrated Dr; Cooke, 4 veal y for Dr. Lebaom, 139 Wes The these ie oat eOutans ouly 32 pag jiveton street, Host ud buy ouly of the 8Ouk AGENTS, 121 at at HALL, ALBANY, FCTIQN oF TMS BoeTOR wiTm TH: FFALO RAILROAD. CURED. | POF ee es ia, ee. ih’ celebra- 49 Joha wri eet cppenicaerd APPED Pafaee Ds Eee aMaN DINE—A ve yy FIFTEEN FARMS. ES of from two to thirty acres each, pientig) Views | e Sound ntact Landing, or | soiled, whichare gelling at less oe ona low wey and on AY TON'S CO. oy poked epee LA, Woodnag non Sie “ FOR THE HAIR, ICH vil gpange ervey, hair t Peters, bee York. | $105 original color in a tow virtues, are requested to heir m: E, (UP STAIRS) 2 ie a method of | hi 10 paius have beew spared to ob- ness, the Snbveriber | ae MADE TO O} BER offirs to the Pa ads which | Money ease an reels and me at No $ CHATHAM | , opposite the Hal "aXe" Wholesale and rar; a ROUSSEL’S UN RIVALLED PREMIUM SHAVING CREAM, superior artiel we Me neatl: it all Loses, and. presouted Tree of charge, on Este ROUSSEL, 1p Brosdway,. O LEND on geo AND’ NOd laf of or ‘on good Props teal estate in th: itOAD, No. 11 Wall at- in the i a | LEFT OFF incre on FUKNITURE | TAGE~The above TING APPAREL, Fire Arms, ke. &e. who rf atthe manulnerinry Wholesate and retail. ul poy At hay, ie SEGARS nae Je the rer =i = 3 Li No.2 Wall All orders throngt the Post Office, fr otherwise, poset ret. ah Harel, we sents, io eee SoA YLOR nse iVev a fresh supply of Sweedish and Smyrne iraches, Nai Nena a hes, Oo ing bosiness alove, and at present with ¥ lormer partner SLRAW PAPEK. REAMS Crown and hae oe Crows Straw ca annsea x WAFEKS, Xe. a acai ki rie ibove pet dag any in the country. Bar | vido Kibet f THADBECS Biss Bavins, street. orpearte CU oa FOR THF «AFFLICTED. ITT C. KELLINGER’S PAIN ADICATU! HIS TRULY, woneenrve Looney Li hs BANK, foeper cata ~*~ ‘oF this TORO A LUMBER Al i three quarters per cant Socowee by EP Paya ests ColdRolied Cog FJ fom eer OUL NER CO. PAIENT TAPWELDED IKON BUILEK F :| Poe A HALF feet long, and one and « Hos, Jzowsen. 7 iberty street, N. ‘and BY Nusaan ctroot | MULHER’S CO RDIAL. i i pete efficacy of this article, when rent, that no Ad and i. mg! ese article, 10g mation a re edy is applied, it matters not Lae MYERS & oa. biome street have ag | © ed per snips Kpervier il conen io wet senses ek Macnee DR. SWAYNE'S acne Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, 8 GReAT REMELY FUR CONSUMPTION. Honor tv Whom Hovor ts Dac, GELOW’s NEW EN ENGLAND EXPRESS. PDupay do. alin’ “hn Yon tgere hehe "ster tor sale. “Phe samme is wader custom pone ‘towns, or any part of the veh av led re 46 tm*~ id Vermont, Feild be faithful =A Persons ave forbid horboring or tras i €re# of Bri ish bark Adam Cur, Cr 80 debts of their coutreeting will be pad | tin or evnaugures Wenner t & MINTURN 8 Sonth st. ir UW, tL Elm So Be sure to mark Paekaves to care of * said, chat «one has ponuding « mesicine, w 80 much 0 Fe ieve the human f erse of its terrors, ond comfort, as the Inventor av vedly punnlar tomily « ) W. CUTTUON MILL ANTS a situation as M: Seneey wich both wi PIANO-Ful rm Ee MAREROOME, Proprietor of thi 293 No. 8 and 7 ore PU! C01 ted saabianments tm the SUPERIOR VIOL' Ni ELLA) OR SALE ~A outer Violonrello. bisiuieg a0 inguin th a by the pr fesssou aud in Europe, noe bas there ever beeu $0 jemanfaaihetie kept Fears 10 deceive tre cv tums kinds, of various ra sa ie ett } DAGUERREO (YPE PAT! yt issUED. AED are informed that the ocess of the subscribers the Suen right wine rae oye Pa) tod tease i Foe a ty) to law. a Apparatus, and a! = | Speeten soyiege pusonn he, Degnarvoutype arty may also be witha yh “LEECHES" 1 yived. iresh supplies of Swedish, ounes, Ter ae ode ee, dacllgas ITTE, Importers of Leogies: ‘3 Jahwer NEW INVENTED AND JOUPEES. wef "shoa 8 oat i h ‘ol every \wourer, a "etthoat oy Tan eit ? bcshue Visect, beet "kiNGs Heep enutD. Br ous dineeses. thi tad to caution the pasie egainst the para ton, DR. SWAYNE’s ComrounD SY Yoing s0 «ach hao tet ARK IOMAS 3 YfORMATION WANTED of Me ‘Thomas Brarkey, of Bum ngham brelind, wh» arrived aa Lowers wih nln are aig auger years Uni cH InPOSTER is Feek sib A is div der, ateas’ side P tied, must waavo wai ly te sent to DARK ‘ADAM CAR) Ay tee area by Da ing. wader general 6 Reg: he uals of the naparalieled success of Dr. Swayne’s | Cera of Wilu Cherry, for the cureof Consumption ! ¢ Blova, pire Com LEECHES! BIRD CAGE MaNUFAULURY, No 1 St John's Lane corner New ¥o HE SUSSCRIBER would inform his Comomare a4 ‘eoustan'ly Vi hand gece fey ae mmo, gre of 6 bape Morehents would fed it te ‘ry orders attended to with iin. aanashumiaichenters tects aes TO ANCHITECTS, BTOME | CUTTERS, AND REE LL Kp hewmen | by tieanueier fr Com. | roke: mel, Ke, Browebi fered’ to the world y Mus hefure Wikb CHumry ec me ont. ives as ty the truth « genuine article ice has been rem les 4 pipeel jetors are obliged to resort to KAUR Steatacem to make their own eat of ‘style, in square bort werner, with a yellow label, with the proprietor's ber that itis Dr. ated t> peren WILD G fs Aah HVARFLAND NEEDLE © FISH-HUOK MANUFAULORY, / WLEY & SON, muuefee-urers tices vepectalty fetormn one sangeet ithe above Sy my: which they ae fap of = oe x iy, ervarming euch, mir eulons APOUND cra f the whole CUR ited through the ores cine or’ eras nator Dr, fur the cure of rhenmat For sale by the groce, doren or siugle on ME BEDOCRY PRICES. uD. BANDS, 79 Fulton street AS 5 oF Ronan: Crowsry wi P. a OBERT of the | Dlescker stucst; Bel, 71h Brosdway. TO LET, IN HOBOKEN, TWO New tl and basement brick Houses, with the privitewe of {ree lerriage,now in commer of pletion which will be ready far éceupanes ou ot befor at Thoy will be fitted ia beoutilul ‘ety ple'e with all the late improvements.. They « rooms besides the ki chen, finshed with ble biack graves throughout wide court yards a d iron rai fal, commanding a fine view wf the river, bay abd eity, and 18 | wid of the ferry, where the for Barclay st, cross ng war to Caual and Christopher efry at Hoboken. fet | TO LET, IN FoR? LE A FIRST RATE HOUSE, wi ground au umber of wooden buitdings, air. good eyndition, which were former! ony at present occupied asa pianoforte maputactot the Hackensack roa oe only a few mi utes walk Jease will be given for several yeara, if» ired.” Inquire | De.Mortier Leo: Wolf, 9 Livetty steel, New York, fal were part of so eckeciatls to vent wot to exceed $400 per annum—Croton water indi sae yycod po ey and not further up than Prince A Two Story Dvn Be aan, with basement and fire 78rd, two sitting rooms ‘coms, situated in the | central Ic : |= tad leftat Vaz the Herald Oftcs, will Bo htesded | | oI at WANT D—Acomfonabla two story house—a0t 100 | wit 3 large, n r the renttoo high. Addres: fice. STATEN TsLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE. A HANDSOME COUNTRY BEAT, wih a few | tral acres of ground, Barns. ke.. ke , attached, on the north | and withia ding, one mile uit anniCtrom New @righton, shore of Ptaten Island, fronting on ee nm three minutes walk of Cast ‘Steam! from Port Richmond.anda mi The hy oop hi of avons 400 feet. For further part iam and John O'Brien, No. 33 Wall sire f Mrs. Jane Burger. £26 lw'rre ‘OR SALE, bY) gwen ert the two story HOUSE AND fi LOT, N }. 497 Hudson street, (in the biock f St. Luke’s Chu ch, ) Trinity Chareh lease of 21 years from the Ist privilege of renewal,) a! $125 per year grouad h use is ia erlect order, ha wing bees t ted last Ie a4 ae Aunty on the premises, orto WILLIAM AM, Esq. Marray st. £25 Iw*me for sale, reut or exchange Investments made ou pro- ductive Real estate that will pay from ten to ti percent on the purchase money, with an increase in value of from ten, to fifteen per event per'annum. Money procured on Bond and Mortgag Policies of Tosarance Obtained from H OTICE. fh DWELLING HOUSES, STORES and vacant Lots, i] Thre. Aven the most responsible companies ithe conn. ARLEN at 155 | N.B—Plaus, elevations, specifieations aud coutracts lee | (urnished here or at No. 6 Bond street. st the short- CALVIN rae etn 110 ert. “FOR SALE, OR TO LE on the inoat rn | terms, three tworstory Dwelling Hom Nortn id Seventh Sixth, between Sth rk, Le I. ‘Two ofthe ah idence, being fits with spring and tin the kitchen, and coe! tront, he." ‘Terorthirds of the Parchwee: money tay remain | ma. | ecured, at 6 per cent. ogee a Bo eee ramises, OF ERT “ANGus, £13 im*rre 98 Wall street __ street ate on the Passaie river, in North Brllevill iY brah sm’ Joral ‘ vel y worked for «| Seeeeeaces ‘ra barney seventeen ners of laud, whien will be sold entir-, or the quar rate, if desired. For (urther particulars, enquire of th eriber, at the post office in Belleyitie NJ. Nt: LLoyp. Belleville. Feb. 19. 1946, fig 1m*me HOUSES ANY LOT FOR SALG ‘A FUEASANT erustry arat is the son, | = New Jersey, withing 7, pet Mo a t me nere, on whieh »finree vell o water. Go: d sche The me the eity, who desires to ret enquire, or address to the subscriber E. T. THOMPSO ¥, far Imtre Mornstows. N.S TU LET, THE Mansion House of Dr. Valentine tree with se tawitwer RARE CHANCE. WILL BE SOLD <he-p, 0 exchanged for city pro- Pay 8 seer ral fuable va'l-y grain and grass farm, con- 90 of which are woodinnd, aod the been all cultivated, | riage Heuse. realty Hous and Smoke House. Twent: the earliest vegetables, and being w cation with Brooklyn, to which ca: three times a dsy, makes it very desi Ieave Cold Spring daily for New York. For further Iareapply to F. G. LUCKE sate ‘33 Joh “ PRUNING GRAPE VINES. per time to trim Grave Vines. Persona weil done, by the most experieverd Piense leave their address for JAS. CUS, at Thorburn’s Seed Store, 15 John street, which } wil be Login ge attended to, or at his dwelling, corner of 20d street avd Broa yer. Ail K.nds of Grape Vines, Orre- meutal Trees, aud Gardening work, done on the m: rate terms. 1) 6t is ead? | KOdE HILL SPABLES, 2th Street and Third Areane, aud opposite Bulls Just arrived and | for sale at the above Stabl nt fifty Northern r ‘era Horses—among which are eight pairs matched: | ied ten good road horses, and cart, fa d Shipping horses "HK. NORTHRUP, Im*re Proprietor. | ® wen ‘0 MILLINERS: as | premium Straw Hat Manufaetarer, informs the pul yeneval, that he has for sale a most splendid assorunent of Eadie ‘ancy STRAW. H. miactured of an entire article, called Paris Straw Gimp, made to the share of the Shepherdasse Gipser—to beng i needonly be seen to beadmired. Mill | the trade, will do well to call and examine their parchases. es the goods. will be sold by the case or dozen atay 1 ease aydane RL KING. 17 Division street. eneral assortment of all kinds of Straw 3 Para fi! ieee ane eon ha’ 125 im*r_ A rues ri pocgle tir | SRE Bacron 1103 FULTON StuLET, (between William aud Nassau.) ly state, that has increased hisexe to Pa eee eo a a | prices, wins foe! oh arn Rawle Fe Fit 4, do Stole nie 1 do. | FNE FRENCH BOOTS FOR $3 50—City made, | end.are equal fo those zold in other stores for 85; Frough (ail Goous for $4 54 equal to the bast made in this ‘city for, ‘Manufactory; ome of the °y; ou rey ing been indeed in tne late tad‘ be the ‘best Boows ever sa f warranted to ave 4 Ann street, oe Im*rh GUNG « ane Neeadnys New Vork. NE PRICE BOOT AND SHUE SIUKE. na | THEE PROPRIVTOW of the Med 2 Greenwich, corner a sapeethally. tnlorm bis cosecungrs aod. the ri that he his estaolished phe Oe ayo i Oi eeeial ta the tomeer eet, ot sae net oy Sacase wor bette ik forthe op ica coutin Orrice 41 FULTON staxet, Brooxtye. Bes tae Very neatly entire, continue to take ii Le yd ae the com Raver negate te eens President. ITF lie Secretary. | Orriwe on THe aay ie Mur A TAseeni8 of i + of the Company, on si ad rd | peta i Oa eh WALKEK was LM = Gregory, aes es cae - ply the vecaney ocensioue by the resignation of ars have t Save teed see een reenived, lee made to of business,\ Son ‘atteution ie ian eg apd Se Beda. ie | 3 ce Hey sso, st & iS, . Salat. | Exuwoon W, ee | OFFICE OU! aTanaaeme epi ype tomn 2 re Bh ta, Bi oven abel ierrh ie. Moses lucl James. John HL: Leo, eae K Thom, | ea ugene Bogert, | ent meeting of the Lente iOMAS W. 1 wes tase ay 28s for N. TRUNK BOAADS—i0,00 Ibs Trank Boards, of superior quality sud numbers, just TLE 6 SUG 6, 11a tor AMUSEMENTS. PARK TREATAE. ntay Evening, March 3, ad re of he Tragedy of will ry performed Te sircntlon ade mh | try. Rent to a good tenant very low, to whem a | Monday Evening, March 2, Will be performed, ai Xe d National Drama of ERNEST Mi ALTRAV ae. Ri tohead £ Des 4 M mr tae Boies se ceute—Hecond and ‘ithira Pirand Gallery 12% cer oors will seen ~ hi iP eae enna ae rise at7. AT PALMOS. OPERA’ "HOUSE. Reduction of prices—Boxes, first and secoud tiers 25 +35 cents; Children under 12 years, 236 eemte=Private Monday Evening March 2, with the exercises of The entertainment ROMAN CAVALT Art of Horsemanship, by the I-fuutile Rader, aged years, a number of popular Ethio- J" nt Pyramids, rtmed b By Horses and the entire troupe of ck Ashore, hv Mr John 8. Whittaker. Pustwring and Gymnastics by Mr. Nixon and Son. Mr. C.le’s Rerrecrdieary Couto tious. The whole to conclude with >™ Extra performance every Wedaesday and Saturday oon. Doors open at 7, performance to commence at half-past7 BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE YORK CIRCUS. No. 87 Bowery. Rockwell & Stone, Managers. Manat Ru LEVI NORTH Y LAS! WEEK OF THE CIRCUS. lay Mventn:s hareh 3, ill grnmence with the ey Ley NORTH oe Joan the, NORTH, will enter she rin ry hewwith bs the SPORTS OF OLD SPAIN, or the 126 Serer Doors ‘open att} o’ palcek: CaRD UF AUVEn TiSERENT: NATIONAL THEATRE ASD CLRCUB, CHESNUT Ay a FRIDADELERIA, u re WELCH Mt ANN AND BELAVAN; 3 wilt ‘shonly terminate this, the most prosperous senson ever | din Amerien, in order to fuifil their engagements at Amoug the numerous artistes en- teas may be found the fapaees | | | | perty, and that whatever differences of opinion may i; | Be he Vie | nimaty. prevails | BULL Gur ~~ QUARRY FOR SALE, OR TO LE AB r—Sirn | iy | San MKS. LOUL<A HOW p le charonterin ty delivedtions © her celebrated cours wks. EDWARD Wi-ODd an el gaut Equestrian, on two Hore-s, avd in les Allamandes Franfsuse, and general m.ve- ments of equilativn ‘Hight Female Equsttrians, who appear in grand cavalcades. yt) Dancer and Kquestrian performer, Miss sQUIBA | Principal Male Fiovestrians, , Mesers LEVI NORTH, T. V. face W.B.CARROL. ra Pastonimist, J, C. ROGE! Riding tier the Ttailan iaveotion, by Il SIG re MA The ne RIVERS FAMILY—remarkable for their high talent in the gymansiie and Acrobatic arta N Ns, Equestrian Director, and tw and five | Horse Rider—rius pupils are W. Crates and ne Ly nifier of Local Characters, we MR. Vauiter of the ete «TT UC MGRARLAND. ‘LS. eae co LATHROP, and | Btage Monager, Mr FREER. Constant succession of first 1 parts of the world and a eontizual iient Fantomimes and Spectacles of h “Leader of the Orehes'rs Mr. MEYER. Painter Mr. JOHN WISER ous Wardrobe of all the nations in th le very firet style of excellence, ‘The suite a ers: weapons of war, &e. by Mears. U LETANGER G HILSE . | A fail and talcuted company of high dramatic excellence. | A most superb stad of high bred rovses, trained al effects on the stage—at- fonrieen rough riders ‘heatre are always opened at Performances invariably commence at equestrian performers, | cage | still the subject of general conversation and delight | Itis something to be remembered for a life-time Py e and pri tended by twelve grooms, and bj ‘The Doors of the Cireus and half-past 6, aud CONCERT. AT NIB” os SALUON, ON ngs Maken: 3d. Nolt Mi T ven a ‘gras Voeal ‘ud \eciamental Coneert, at Heeee assisted by TH. LAZARE, arate & ONTANA, PROGRAMME. Pant | 1. Overture—From "Ia Pi Mr Loper ard Wr. Trine 9. Ballad—From 1. Overture—From ‘ Zampa,” Messrs. Time jand Lover iT he good Curate, | ” Mons. que fort, Mons. Gre ‘ee and gay drinke: calling the vp va of the public to this establish | wou! omnmiencement of his | ay | Teselves to lay ia on the pavement, an Fickets One Dollar, to be had at the priueipal Music Stores, | the door on the evening of the Concert Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. id ‘Talla ia a profound INAUGURATION BALL, AT TAMMANY HALL, On Wednesday Evening, March 4th, 1846. His BALL is to be given in commemoration of the Anni- | | rarsary of the Inauguration of James K. sah President iG & wig French Boet ot as Uae MMITTEE OF aasancnacry hay ree real | ic se rieg wil | Trene Th-o. B.M wm Campbell i Ker, | | Last of all he desc Ts.V Blt Sothwe te Holden, 1 MeCoffer ¥. Soh 3 Manin, Theophilus Peck, = Mich B Conuolly, Ur Thomes Butler, we MeD rmott, Andrew ropsey. 7 ve, ed, fia Len 5 The above named Comm tt reque ted to Last Hall, oa Mouday Eves TY OF ELMS. HE FXaIBITIO bah. md of the vablie but je nt Nuvo, will rem ranite nui Tiew fie UNNINGHAM, opt t ‘ey Exhibition. Tho proprietor is now construeting at 360 Broadway, — MODEL OF Nu“w YORK. sci wroed every buildicg, shed, tree, and wether with models New York, rad the Mormom ee eta tume longer at oy 10 we, inches, thon We EF wy York, the jeune uf the Model of New ly com ‘or Will either sell or he yours from 306 F Mim BELDEN, 960 Brosdwny. " iv ViD’S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, Hi ne ei Pe lemy Festival oa Monday Er DINNEK a AT NIBLO’S AT 6 bag on *e obtained on application ‘Welsh Houses, and at’ ls 1B BS pate "Monaan: St? 2 do, D. Renears. bal re to be had at Capt. Hay wood! Waid Hoel, eo cage mm, MOUSSELLNES Dir INE. NEW #PRING STYLES of Foreign Lm just reoaeren suilaple ¥ Boater y | | | | | | LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. ———— ‘Wasuinorton, Feb. 27, 1846. The news from Mexico to-day, which reached this city by way of Baltimore, that the Mexican forces are concentratiog upon the Texas frontier in great numbers, with a view to an invasion of that State, confirms my statement to you about three weeks ago, that deapatches had arrived here, on the date of my letter, trom our army of obgervation at Corpus Christi: and that the Secretary of War and General Scott, were in close consultation up to @ late hour of the same day, preparing orders for the | troops there. The fact was as | have stated it; and, moreover, the messenger who brought these despatches, was sent off early the next morning with orders from the Secretary of War, fora change of position higher up the country. It mustbe now evident to the meanest capacity, that the British government is moving pari passu with that of Mexico, in her hostile demonstrations towards us; and, that while she presses her arro- gant pretensions to a portion of our territory upon | us, she is encouraging the Mexican nation to move | upon our fnoouresine ioe the purpose of frightening us into compliance with her demands. The time howeress gone by, when military finesse might pave force in trightening us into a position 1ncol 4h le with our Boone as a people, for the more threatens the more will we adhere to wnat we believe are our ss We concur in opinion with Junius,that “both liberty and prop-rty are precarious, unless the yeaene snore have sense and spirit enough to defend them.” The British government will that the American people have both sense and spirit sufficient for any emergency into which they may be driven in defence of either their liberty or pros exist among us upon minor matters, cf ether a gen- eral or local character, the whole nation will unite 1n repelling, to the last, any or the least attempt upon the part of foreign powers, to curtail us of either of | these essentials to our existence. | In furtherance of these views, I am happv of hav- ing it in power to inform you, that the President is doing ‘a that man may do, in bringing about a feeling of this sort among the leading men of ell parties. Within a day or wo pist, he has been in close connection with Messrs. Calhoun, Colquitt, Allen, Haywood and Archer, until la‘e cours of night, ; counselling, and exchangiog ideas with them upon ‘the approaching crisis in public affiire From all that ] know, lem led to infer that eatire ana- ztween hm and the Senate, as to the policy to be pursued, in the event of Engl od. | refusing to recede trom her ira be to the terri- to y south of the 49th pai Upon this point, there ig not the leas aida “between demucrat and whig. The democratic Senators had a caucus last night, and were to have another, either to-day o7 this evening. in relation to their course on th: question of notice. Should 1 ‘earn in time to-morrow, wiatthey have greed upon, I sill raform you by the firec chance that mav off-r. Ia the mean time, I will. say that the President has seat out in- ftructions to our monisters at Londou and Paris, to apprise them of the posture of affiirs here. Tney were torwarded ro them by the mail ot this moraing, not haviag b2e1 completed tll late | hour iast nignt. Ta Presiden: will pro ably lay the whole subject before Congress in the form of @ message in the course of a few days. Anigu. Wasutvoroy, Feb. 27, 1816. | The Brilliant Debate in the Senate~A gord word Sor Mr. Dickinson and a “* Compromise”—The Reason Whu—Probdable action of the Senate, and temper of the House on Mr. Colquitt’s amendmen ¢ —Popular Lectures—General Cass leading off— Hs description of the funeral of Napoleon—The late fatal fracas at Richmond—A bit of pleasantry with the Father Owen—A new plan on the carpet— Sabbath Convention, &c. §c. The brilliant debate in the Senate yesterday ie Lucky, indeed, was he who heard it. It was the most magnificent exchange of salutea among the big ships that we have ever heard orseen, The mu- sic of this splendid cannonade did reverberate like the pealing of a summer thunder storm through the land; and, spanning the dense cloud of war, the rainbow of peace will give its beauty to the pheno- menon. Long live the Senate of the United States! I body of great men, and from his very associ- permet ey we shall never hereafter speak so uncharitably of Mr. Dickinson as we have done, Our reports and our strictures, have been, perhaps, too strongly tinctured of cautharides, as regards Mr. Dickinson’s late Oregon demonstration, But his long speesia of old Ennis, Oi id arguments, old leadin; old positions, conclusions, Pio thal we could’nt lp it it ee bil beg pardon; ’pon honor, jo, |so any more. Mr. Dickinson ie es Serer o the Senate—an honest man—a poet and a patriot, though he cannot claim to be the orator that Bratus was. We expect, yet, he will have abundaat op- portunities to do Tonos, to York State. Let him pereevere. But we did think he was ambitious to nen r peel of | is friend to aecom- | take the laurels from the brow of Dix; and that we | Rou Ae ene manner, the coarieny, the The modesty of mai plicit r the aad fected grace, the clearness, the sia B. Hawes | beanie. th e elegance of the speech of Dix, were so | commendable, that we were determined to con- vince Mr. Dickineon of the fact, from a contrastive illustration, as the Inst despairing resort. The ob- ject has been achieved ; and we plead now to whiff he calumut of peace with Mr. Dickinson—to shake hands and be friends. We rejoice at tS hyp of peace. But do not harbor the thought that ours is the joy of tear. ‘ Logan never felt fear.” “Who is their to mourn for Logan? Not one! And the Senate are now resting over till Mon- day, as far as relates to public iscussion. And | what then? Why, sir, we expect a vote upon Me. | Colquitt’s amendment, expressing it asthe “ care z | nest desire of Congress that the long pending con- | troversy respecting the limits of the Oregen, be | speedily settled by compromise and negotiation.” ‘And we expect that the amendment will pass. The debate may be further continued ; and th: the amend. | ment may undergo some modification ; fut, sub- | stantially, we expect it will pass. Return it to the | House, and the war among tue factions will give } | through the columas of the Herald. | Sabbath da holy. | tion, between two. | yousome idea of a Tipperary melee Acourae of popular lactures every two weeks are to be given at the E street Baptist church, “4 ey of subjects. Gen. Cass opened the ball .k Ina lectare ou the “* Progress of re had the pleasure of hearing the latter part cn disooures: it was very interesting, from the broad field which it cove oe — the Po a pm names, cities, nations rias, ass0- ciations that cluster around them, which it em- "+ | braced. He closed with a strikingly graphic paral- lel betweenthe characters ot Washi and Nae leon—the patriot and the hero—the one amy Pitious for his country, the other for himeelf, the late funeral ant of Napoleon, the W@ of which the world bee never seen, except upon that occasion; and from the catalogue of the nations represented, as _recil by the General, it would, indeed, appear that all the world was there. And the General was there, the representative of a bold, brave, and Aare nations august and majestic, even in its yo th Andas the geous funeral car passed by, the Rei said, * from respect to the me bated of the mi Lig an lead, | and to the nation who loved him a0, well, off bis hat, and bowed hie head in silence.” A the Genera did right, he acted like a true soldass / and aman; and the people of this Uaion, whowr | representative he was, will approve that he repre~ sented them truly in this parucular, ae well H | in all others. Now, Gene! what do you thiak of | that? You would’at give us a copy of your and we did’at get there in seagoa, or your fe ot being delivered to two huadred iatelli- gent persons, would have gone forth to the enter- finment and edification of two huddred thousand, We shall at- tend the course as faras possible, and report | gress. Spares stie series are to be of tho Arse Oat ty mene Parcs nm Seat time, nts Coane interests, from the meeti " u yey @ of 1 in rol eed “keeping the The late fatal 1 (reverting to another branch of ed etl rca, Jona H. Pleasaats, ra . | e Richmond Whig, and Taomas Ruchie, | tite the Enquirer, has fesled ia the conn of the ‘as we are pained to learn bynssrogers ecwng from the South, beagle: ning. It is a sad, affair 5 eg sas | sacrifice to the community, aa re le ng led ts, suich a. man as Pleasante, - ths obllipien, | contre is the m How many rash and reckless | and the catastrophe. to emulate this bloody transac- men will it encourage rors of the Pablic preesy men who ehould never have lost sight of their office, as | zuardians of the public peace, and conservators of the social harmony? Where is the public Cn leadver | if not in the pahe it Where is the secarity o! | the social citad the sentinels slay each other at the drew ries It is ae time by oct | deratanding and a Co-operation ar | the public peo to the suppression of these oon | assaults. We earnestly sugeed "4 the eget, Having thus washed out we recur to subjects ye more agreeable character | T'Sote number of the