The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1846, Page 3

‘Wednesday, Oct. 7-6 P. M. The stock market continues very dull and heavy, and prices very much depressed. Some of the fancies‘im- proved a fraction to.day, and some fell off Harlem wen, up ds per cent; Norwich and Worcester, ; Canton, 4; Long Island {oll off 4, and Reading Railroad and Pennsylvania 5's closed at yesterday’s prices. We see no probability of any immediate improvement in the stock market, but on the contrary there are many things : the prospective likely to depress prices to a still lower vel ‘The receivers of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of New Brunswick, N.J., we hear, will pay a dividend of 90 cents on the dollar upon the certificates issued by them. The following banks in Portland, Maine, have de. clared semfannual dividends :—Merchants’, 4 per cent ; Manufecturers’ and Traders, 4; Cumberland, 334; Casco, 8; Canal, 2. The several banks in Salem, Mass, have declared a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent, excepting the Salem Bank, which is 2 per cent. Village Bank, Danvers, 2 percent. Total amount of dividends in Salem, $50,029. Last April, $51,020 Decrease $1,000. The Bunker Hill Bank of Charlestown, Mass., has de- clared a somi-annual dividend of four per cent. There has not as yet been a very active demand for foreign exchange. The supply in the market is large, and we have no doubt drawers will be satisfied with Jower rates than those ruling by the last packet. We now quote bills on London, 8'; a 9 per cent premium On Paris, 5f 30.0 6f. 28% ; Amsterdam, 39 a 39; Ham- burburg, 35 a 853 ; Bremen, 78 a 78%. _ The Taunton Bank of Massachusetts, has declared a dividend of four per cent, for the last six months. The receipts of cotton at Boston, for the year ending October Ist, 1846, exceed those for any previous year by nearly ten thousand bales. The receipts for each of the past twelve years were as annexed :— aty oy Cotron Imromtep into Bostox, 1846. Of these, were Pike For shlo at th Exporied durin Nocotton of vse 117,694 It thus appears that about one half of the aggregate quantity of cotionconsumed in this country, north and east of Virginia, was consumed in the vicinity of Boston. ‘The consumption of that section of the country last year amounted to one tenth part of the aggregate crop, and the total consumption of the country to one fifth part of the total crop. ‘We annex our usual table of quotations for the princi- pal State and other stocks used for investment :— Paces or Stocxs in a Youn Manger. able. Sept. i4. 30, Oct. United Statess 1062 1eaygai08 106" al06ig 106 a — 5 1953 ee 6 asi 96 7 16849 10552 — 101360103 143 § irae 3s lnauey — S— 9h Ieio-61-65 — 2 Saal” — ay 145 aoe gles! ake ae Ge $ ers’ Dil Sle a mig | 5 5-8 OT A (Ka 97H 91K 9 5 189-60-1 — a— 96: Pa 2 a me eb Pte idle BRE ate + ies Sioiyg 102 al0BKC 102 103g a ‘— sexe eh 100 a too ae bee. Smee 032.558 5 Byers 9 a— 3 a33 W a— oS ae tae Sth Sts 5 — seen ms Semone — rt ax seer 6 7 Revo Chey? tes? = 2 109 *a10 110 all0% eT aie = t= tages — a— “ 5 een tMto Siew Se Bi Com’e Ni. ¥., ful wae # ta cid |. ¥. Life Ins. & Trust Co. 110 Ail2, 106 atl0, 106. & — s’ Loan & Trust Co. 2442 U8 2534a 25% UMA 2 Obto Life ins. & Trast Co. 93%a 94095 Sign 93 Pe 3 a4 3 4 1% 7 109 ins 6 made to depress prices for United States stocks, by cir’ culating reports in relation toa new loan, &c , but thus far without success. Sometime previous to the adjournment of the last ses sion of Congress, a bill authorizing an issue of Treasury notes to the amount of ten millionsof dollars, ata rate of mterest not over five per cent, passed both hous, and became law. One of the provisions of this bili, gave the Executive the privilege of issuing Treasury notes for the full amount, or for a part, and making a di rect government loan for the balance, at five ,per cent interest per annum, or less. About two millions of the ten authorized, have been issued at a nomin:I rate of in- terest, and the depreciation which they have experienced in this and other markets, will probably deter the Secre- tary of the Tressury from putting out many more, with- out raising the rate of interest. The opposition press of this and other cities have, for some days past, been letiing off afew gunsat the government, in consequence of the derangement of the public finances, and the at- tempt reported to have been made by the Secretary of the Treasury, to raise a loan in Wall street for five mil- lions of dollars. There are about eight'millions still left for the govern, ment te raise, under the Treasury note act, and the Secre- tary can raise money much bettor than by coming into ‘Wall street and putting himself in the hands of the Shy- locks of that place. His appearance in the street would be asignal for the banks to increase their demands, and every obstacle would be placed in his way. By raising the rate of interest on the Treasury notes, or by issuing them bearing an interest of five per cent per an- num, the government can raise any amount of money. ‘They would at once be absorbed by those having small amounts of money on hand, which they are anxious to safely and permanently invest, and a permanent loan could be raised in thie way, independent of all the banks increation. These notes, issued in this way, would not be seen sgain for years, and the government would have the use of the funds for any length of time, at « low rate of interest. The Secretary of the Treasury has authority to do this, and it is our opinion that he will ultimately adopt this system, in preference to all others. Had \ir, Walker required of the Wall street banks a Joan for five or ten millions of dollars, before the depo. sites had been much reducgd, there would have been no difficulty in making i; and some of the financiers of ‘Wall street, connected with some of the banks of that vicinity, at that time wlvised the Secretary to raise a direct loan, rather than resort to the issue of treasury notes ; but the advice of these individuals was not taken, and now they are evidently striving to bring about the results they predicted would be experienced, if the course they recommended was not adopted. It is very fortunate for the government that the act authorizing the gsue of treasury notes is se liberal in its provisions thet seat “o sueessies Zz re se Z On Wednesday, the 7th ins Chi Church, by lay, tant, at Christ bapa Mr. De Koven, Mr Justus B. Lg to Miss Hannier Avavusta Banting. both of thi On Tuesday serine 6th instant, by nee 7. A. Skin- ner, Mr. Winitam H. Hausice, to Exiza, eldest daugh- ter of James 8 Greig. E of this cit: At the Church of pe Wednesday, 7th instant, by the Rev. J. F. Schroeder, D. D., Guoncs F. Quackensos, to Lovisx B. Duncan, all of this cil On Wednesday, 7th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Mr. Expaioge CLaxson, of New York, to Miss Euiza warm daughter ‘of Joseph 8. . Freeman, Eaq., of New jersey. On the 19th of August last, at Portsmouth, England, Mr, Asranam B. Myens, of Portsmouth, to Bete, eldest daughter of Mozley Elkin, Esq, of B Wal. In this city, by the Rey. ‘Mr. Beall, Lieut. ALexanpen M. Penno: the U. ‘8 Navy, to Miss Mancaner, eldest Manghtoe at George Loy: Suddenly, on Tuesda: pon ht ok dinands of the aks, Mr Dass hvees, gen 76, at his late residence, No, 68 Elizabeth street, near Hester. On Te nye Oe 7th instant, Mrs. B, wife of Hen ar jed 2 ‘The relatives and {tienda of the family, are respec fully invited to attend her tp =e this (Threday) atte rtd ae at half past 3 o’clock, from her late residence, 147 street. In Woonsocket, 26th ult., Narmanret Coox, the oldest person in Cumberland, and believed to be the last survi- vor of the ‘companions of John Paul Jones, the celebs. ted privateersman of the revolution. Mr. Cook made several cruises with Jones, and in several of those remarkable on ments which, for desperation, have seldom been eq’ id. In bya i Sept ‘Soth, Manaanet Mack, in the 101st year of her At the pig ital, at Barrancas, Pensacola Har- many Florida, 20th ber, oun Jouxson, of Com- aged 23 years; born in the county Ireland. or Fyre ela on the th instant, Col. Tuos. W. Dur- , Sr., in the 70th year of his age. York October 7, 7, ise. POST OFFICE, ‘ TEAMER, wil be ee WESTERN, from New Yorl dat this ‘office for the above trem fl the eh Someses. 3 3 i lor otters wel weigh; rand #1 ceuts for sack adaitiones ut ROBERT H, MORRIS, P. M. OPENING OF MECHANIC’S HALL, BROADWAY. FT HE Members of the Mechanics’ Society, their families and friends, ate invited, to -attend at the opening of th new Lecture Room, No. 472 Broad: (Thu: iF at 7} o'clock. ‘The Apollonian yoluntee services on the occasion, and will perform some of their choice. pieces of iveas wilt A108’ be. delivered by a Member of the om 2 Firth, & Hall's, Franklin s, No street e's, Laight aud Washington; and th "hoor ofthe Socicty, No- wii Peed sects eo eee a” ‘SCANDINAVIA. "THE MEMBERS are hereby notified that an extra meet- ing of this Society will be held on Saturday e ry the l0st instant, at 8 o’elock, at Fritz Hotel, comer of faidae mbers are’particularly requested 0 attend. By order YANKEE DOODLE. THF First number of “ YANKEE DOODLE? will be ‘Saturday Morning, October 10th, Paice 6 Cents, For sale wholesale snd retail, at Tribune Baile fot Sar sa ce sess ‘The clade, earciors, ahd news bors enpptted sr Tiberal ise cousr. S &c., engraved with arms or any de- ‘opazes, &e,, bought in the Tough or ce to any ‘form. ‘oats of Arms found and painted from $2 and upwards, and forwarded toany part ‘octhe | United States or Canada. Books of Heraldry kept, with upwards of 200.000 names. of Li#re GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD NG LOTS, IN THE CITY OF NEWARK. HE SUPAURIAER, Executor of the last Will and Testa- ment Pap gen ic a Seturde 7th of October next, on the 2 relogk P. “ML. iy Valuable BULLDING ayy: » Nesdit, an streets, {he ae ba heleetepat sid eadegal ia Seether gither Ser si rece f ried Cooke 'No. ‘203 Brad see mi meds ecru tip aay crete WM. & Executor of Gen. UENCX of the coutinued rush at sia 22 ‘been unable to show all of his ~ or fe ‘constantly becoui can be seen at the sone treet. Terms and con- NINGTON, ostol"excSu*r N fa aewn » FOR SALE: ICE ESTABLI ITUATE in the town of Haverstraw, in the County of Kockland. consisting of the Buildings and implements ne cesesry foe, conducting he ice bi MENT, iad man: ‘we should. have on aok from bite were Wi ot most thoroughly. vernoinl knowledge of Itis of * W ‘Walaamn of Wild Cherry” th ap wee rs ly. A Rn of our Whom we ser ¢very Was a short since Pontos 9 ous, i gh e se 4 ames; seamed wasting Sway; she was obliged to to abandon her work, and we thou not 2008 to ft again. Hor about two months she deen taking Wistar’s Salaam of Wild sand already has these so far Tegained her health as to yee Ve to resume her least, ia which UT 1'S on the wrapper. Agents tor N New ¥ ‘ork roughout the U: aku For stle by Ab D. SANDS, City 5 ‘leo by denggiss generally Staten ond Canada, WANTED, BY a small family eomiag, to the My boarders are kept} part of a usfa.rishes A quiet res) Tg noel se Jones Fon utmost respectal ‘or Hogtia} many at this office. Tl Sviy td no other Rouse, faruished or ead he LS Lt of further particulars address twer eee aa bey A of illiag to make Biamclt ox 1 iness periectly. Please Bowery. in the basement sgn 4 BTUATION, groom. Ie will WANTED. A BOARDER ina private ee a a Me, oAatenape and tea v the same way comfortably Bir eet he Vangel sued pi elise aaidvene art : ° 0 Hen ‘Herald office, iwbich will be duly atsoaded tor WANTED, a a Site eg yee cal the English pare, for a reasonal Scam cou ren hhimeet? use ja rom etoile ane nore oa Hing Hiquors, ke. -y box wi ey LL? 4 Medi caer aaa Bese a fore Serer wit iad at night. Aut veld, a A a r te to Diseases of the Nis residence, 361 eee ieme Ne eed the Four pass Cataracts, and fs treed ith great attention and pat epocens. Antieic sae roaney as ‘ACLES Resto to every ery defect OPTHALMIC DISPENSARY. MONTHLY REPORT "i iceese(ally treated, an ves gal Perel st Dr, Whevier's Opthaimie Di York. "i ew 08 Iwis*r enwich street, (near the red, and operat: Seprember, to th sore eyes, ett a7 ids. LS ncaa of yy ye sabe office. TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Property. and Mortgage, or productive city AO SPE AMUSEMENTS, ke (BY GENERAL DESIKE) MREEEMTION ol LEOPOLD DE MEYER’S GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, WILL TAKE PLace THURSDAY "EVENING, OCTOBER 8, TABERNACLE. Mr. de M pode iSpy iat pore MR. J SE URKE, ‘The Celebraced Violinist, who will perform the Carnival de Veni Pt For the publication of hich the Musi: FRAULEIN KORSINSKY ys HERR Totus MECH blaiie MR. GEORGE LODER, with his whole ORCHESTRA Consisting of forty-two arrists, aud ser vel ae ROPOLD DE MrveR wit Fo! id Brey Robert Ey an dy Semiramis, (by request, ted Dio on "William Te Berean with MR. JOstpn Boake: Orchestra will The grand Grerauce OBER Noy Carl Maria THE MARCH THRYOSFHALE DISLY, THE MARCH ‘MAROCAINE ! OF For particular ce ecmates QG=No Postponement on accownt of tnx weather.-£20 IRISH EVENINGS. STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, BROADWAY, FRIDAY BYERING, OCTOBER 9, 1846. MR. LOVe! it; | Awe of Heoty Audy, Rory ‘O'More, bed will give a fourth am ws and Kziles of Erin anecdotes, ical and personal, Th The cet ‘orks, Rare Col- - ke. For particulars see o8ter auctioneer. E & DU- vat 10 0 stock r the fos he wttaity ait aaah yea ¥ oddart Fieh & Foods: end Aces sash night. Doors open ts T3¢ stost Sense ad oncit abon oh Tock FIRSI GRAND “CONCERT MADAME ABLAMOWIC ILL take place at the APOLLO BALOON, on Thurs: day, the 13th of Qctober, on. which occassion she will be assisted by ul Be peri stinguished artists :— MADEMOISELLE Ra MADAME . ‘agenonae g }, corner of WiutertCh fe '. “A bead ~ ; tu pry id wparelof 07 Stis ig, and weari) IN 8. 4 Waar ew CR 4 Bin Public, ‘Admtaet ists Pub! di scription in that au Ei D>-Tickets One Dollar each—to be had at the principal the trade. Music Stores. _Fall Particulars in small bills. ION. moruing, at Il o’clock, at THE ALHAMRA SALOON, ton of Greeeuhouse 490 Broadway, near Prince street” Lemon ‘Frees iarge | Groxax Locen Martel Pinscton ieee : Roses of various sorts, aig twenty five cents, Jae ,,with many other varie Ferd aid “Bele e- tothe amount of one shi! This Evening, (Thursday, ) and during the week, Novel and atiractive eaienl, Evtertainments, v ried every ev Sacred C . 17 Doors open at Teommences at half Past ‘05 lw*re LECTURES ON PHONOGRAPHY, BY MR. BOYLE. BR Boyrn Heh A bro avi NGROTE, re. "|M R BOYLE: respectfully informs the citizens of New by rors, barker 1d Windor ass ware, Ke, all made ght months used. liver two Lectures on Phon will otopy osrephy, ge anes moses of Frinting and Writii my yesaut, Institute, on the even! "Oct. th, and Mouday, O oe th characters will be grauuitously . @, and the instruction given in will enable them to read it fluen ach ease as common print. ‘The lectures will commence at 13 o'clock. Tic! cents—to be had of the Janitor, at the Stuyvesant In: of Fowler & Wells, 131 Nassau street, at the door, evening of the lectures,and at the office of Andrews & Boy! (68 Nassau street, where Booksellers and others wishing purchase books, or to subscribe for the ANGLO-Saxon,” wapaper printed in Phonotypie characters, are respectfilly ‘ited to call. 06 Stis*re NEW YORK OATS. OF THE FINE Tse Inst oggupying the building knows, as the in the ‘open daily from 9 A. M. uatil ‘Oa Monday ‘and day evenings the rooms are beittiancly lighted 10 lembershii Single admi: os $5 cents ‘The Public Schools admitted. free se Se urdace The Babe Steal adel eee ose B= MONTHLY RErUsz De, SEPTEMBER, OF THE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE. No. 75 Chambers Street. Cases Successfully Treated. 18 Report ts at imber of cases than T er belore treated successfully, in one month, at this improvements. Harp, stops, Mots and 7 octave,by celebra ade known at the time 2 of T Al ION. ar donde CLAF- ANTHONY J ply ECKE) IN SALES ONE. otipe ‘llowi be sold son Frid iday ne . by AD es previously ‘di tp Netenee t most becutiful bouser of ti ost beautil ‘Apply to Pn pi Primary consumption. veidity wr are ial blindness restored. 7 Great debility and love of on from improper iy, (Sunda lock AM ull ocolck P.M” CSandtys LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF ANTI TOO Anton Auctioneers, will sell J the 69 "Duane street, Le aetg Broad N.B. except 4 Pain i ie ‘the side and breast. 6 Partial deafness. H jon} chancres. 10 Cases bad headsche. 4 Impotency, | recovered. treatment } Rome saclent ires,cups and saucers, of | centut A ey carves and Mepten Gh Gon eutipeicen ten an ‘bor: 2 Bleeding from fun it tables, or sande; carved ands ala furniture of i “24 1 ota 3 Eryn Us cea eh nd neatly th 0 bs sar unt tte st 1 A-carpenter cut off the flex- or tendons on, the anverior ic io general are respectfally invited to eall a thi ‘i it collectit ii Part, coll pid examine tne menibort collection ste AFRESOPST ISS annde FALL AND WANTER, ,QLOTHING TAILORING GND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, W. H. DEGROOT & CO., Second block Exnt af Broad York cont loc! o way, New a HERE f Clothing WW Td or ome prices hen or aay other eobtistinans te the city of New York. Over Coats and Ov cks, of Broadcloth, Beaver, Pilot, loths, of every style and color, Tweeds, aud Mazaurl bor, Cloaks—one half, three quarter and fall cirele, of Fewch and 2 Opesanions t Gstala in erations for phy 3 es of x co ae standin; 2 Enlarged tonsils Lee i Onsen af hernia or rupsure }. perfect; w ig as joint as 5 Hemotrhodal tumors re- 2 Operations for contracted 7 Strietures cared in the ure- 2 Operations for hydrocele ical.) ‘The poor attended to between 9 and | minor operations that not worth mention- ing. American Broxdcloths, from t $25. | 08 Csleanad Attending Surgeon and Physician. Dress and Frock Conts--black, blue, brown, cliveesd groan LOST —Ia Brosdway, on Saturday, he 3d instant, of French, English, Belgian and Ainerican Cloths, from sinall white Lap Dig, named Bil-ow. 2 fost his front teeth, aud has « spot_on the pa vil of oe eye. A liberal reward will be paid for his retaro ‘ark Place House. of 2th Pants—Broadetoth, “Cagsimeres | pl and fancy, Doe and Amerieun, from 1 ga to $6 reasted, straight breast. jing solfar, Deeiniug it mapeeeee to enter into w atylees phain ud taney Pelverss Woolen’ Velvess his Fall Fashions Yor 1846, would simply a Simere, plainand (ancy Sains and Silks, fom to hutheens ate hd olor I ment of Broadcloth, Cassimeres and Vesungs, hte hats are fine Which will be made to order, to sult the most hacidionss ‘Boys? Clothing, of every. redtaeripion sonstangiy on if WE Pilla tex align seat: The steamboat NEW " Captain Lawrence H ay a Ambar ct New ‘vy ches ise GENTLEM. 4 Sibi fcr: ill A our Ma sill Tar a Fe all — will when th “eold abouts wi > with her lanuel aud goose grease and like, to no parpose; w! hen it occurred to her that a — of the most admit jor 8% Im*r LAR LINE OF NEW Ox- sn ONt PACs aking it Palatableto take, w MRS. VERIO'S. COLD. CANDY, | ix ingredients, that will be told to any bod ‘TS—The ships to sail in T»p- w Orleans Line, in their proper — st oe my HOLMES, Captain Berry, at jaigen lane, Octobe: : | ee packet ship SANE E. WILLIAMS, on the 4th re The pa EDGAR, Capt. Shapter, foot of Wall at, haying now commenced their regu- ry three days. Persons about pro- FE y Regulee as follows, viz: “AMUSE RENTEG dR, ie fins. CHS. EEA! AN, BRE d son EVER SEND | == G_ Barrett; rs Crauk, lariat INTELLIGENCE, beatae ie fh the farce ol WARK !—Hi ‘bun: al i Mrs Abbott; Maryland Election. _ Bavrimone, Wednesday Evening. Our election for State Senator and Delegates has resulted in the success of Charles M. Keyser, the whig candidate for Senator by a majority of 4 es: 7, and of John P. Kennedy and A. B. Patterson, , Mrs Ma: | Whigs, and of Cox, Baughman and Weare, de mocrats, to the House of Delegates. The western mail has not arrived. pen at at balf-past 6 o'clock, and the verformances | will semince atTo’clock. Boxes $1; Pit 50 cents; Gal- RE-ENGAGEMENT OF MR OWERY THEATRE —Thunday Be sothe perfgrmance wil commence with the va ; : Neate, Colon oath; Vineentio, “Clark; O} Dance by the Misses Vallee. with the drama of the JEWESS—Eleazar, | Doors open at 7 o’elock, enrtaio will rise at halt Dress Circle, 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 2% cents; Pit an TY, 1236 cents. IPCRELL'S OLY MPT: \ ie Deteobr 8 w IRS ‘AR Di Lord Stall Isher lic. Borrato, Wednesday Evening. The iron foundry of Gatshore & Co., Dunda:, Canada West, was destroyed by fire on Sunday last. The loss was severe, amounting to £7,000. The three-masted|schooner Margaret Elizabeth went ashore at Green Bay; also the schr. Niles THEATKE-—Thursday eve be performed the extravaganas of Ainson Cherry, Mi ‘imum 5 mares Horelln, Mrs H iss Clarke; Cherry Toe, Miss Mar Sitowed by USED UP—Sir Charles Goldstream, AFOO: Mz Waleot. & THE ORANGE TREE, . ™# ®Shore at Grass Point. cents; upper boxes 25 cents; pit oue shilling: In noticing the state «f the markets, for this o’elock: curtain rises at half past 7. day, our quotations are, 300 bushels Ohio wheat BOWERY CIKCUS. | wt 90 cents; 4,000 Southport at from 85 to 88h fete rom. « nee | 1800 L'tue Fort at 83) In flour the only sales noticed are 900 bris. mixed | Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, at $4 75 ; 250 bble | Ohio at $473. Corn—Aales wer ade at from 53 to 60 cents per bushel Cheese—Ohio 5j cents | per pound. Racing —The markets stand thus ;—Corn 87ho; oats 20, Cuicago.—The quotations are :—Winter wheat G5c.; Detroit flour $4 25 a 4 30; m KS VESTIVAL. Eimbodying most of the sports and pastimes of merrieingland | n olden tim Guillen, will appear in hip. ILADELFAIA. | sy NiAmager and Lessee | hly re-decorated in the | | is now the most beautiful Theatre i Night but wg of the EL FAMILY, wheat 75 a 80c. BY THE MAIig. Important from Washington, THE REPORTED APPOINTMENT OF | PEACE COMMISSIONERS To Accompany the Army. The Vigorous Prosecution of the War, ORDBRS ‘zo GBN. TAYLOR, is Ravel; Charles, “Antoine Ravel; Mine Serfuil, Mame J Rav | Daring the evening a variety of exercises. To conclude with the extraordinary performances of the « BEDOUIN ARAK: Characters by the Ravel Famitv, Previous to which, the comedy of THY DUMB BYL To-morrow—Last night but one of the Ravel Family. WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PAIL ADELPHIA E. A. Mansnau, Lessee. i. Buaxe. Manager. ihe alae American Seopmpaned by Mr. emivent Irish Comedian, in Phi phia, thus presei the su t of the Regular Company, a combiuation of dramatic excellence | seldom witnessed by the Sroaneter of this theatre. | THURSDAY EV’NG, PRR a , 1846, will be performed | Adam Trueman, Blake; Count de. Solimaitre, Davenport; | Snobson, Chapman; Gertrude, Mra Mowatt. After which the farce of THE HAPEY MAN. 'y.. Paddy Mi To-morrow— » Leonard. ye ‘Bo. On Saturd Beni ts have b ates ‘ary of talent’ Taupe sired nt wih : : een Och, 6, nA, id the hop jar operatic corps, Mrs, Seguin, Mr. Frazer, Mr. We are apprised, from a reliable authority, that @ special messenger, or message, has been des- patched from the War Department this morning, direct to Gen. Taylor at Monterey, instructing him, if he has not anticipated the order, to take possession of the city with all proper speed, and to fortify it; and leaving @ sufficient garrison for its protection, with the sick of his army in hospi- talthere, tomarch forward without delay upon Saltillo, and onward till otherwise ordered. He is tolevy upon the country for supplies, but to guard rigidly against any personal indignities up- on the inhabitants, and all unauthorised invasions of their private houses are peremptorily inter- dicted. A CARD. attention in getting up his pieces dart his last en- that house; and he would also tal he his gratitude to the public for the ir lib pan, Pesromaety which has exceeded all ha he be iehertg expected. B. WILLIAMS. t*re iA Mons Pablic beg by ee py and neighboring cities, are very on Teapectfully informe londay, ‘October 5th, 1846, THE NATIONAL CIRCUS A‘ND THEATRE, Chestnut street, near Ninth, will be opened for the Winter Under the Management of Messrs atyle which, they flatter themsel ance of that DISTINGUISHED PORT, which has, invariably attended this very pop sort, siiee it has fallen under their uncontrolled direc THE WHOLE OF THE INTERIOR has boon readered singvialy elegcat, by a Heh and novel style of Decoration, in which the m Wasuinaton, Oct. 4, 1846. The gleanings of Washington are always read gorgeous ef- Hehhgaed aoa cet el ure wh wires "YY | with interest, and as [have had opportunities to ( THE, [E Teen CHANDELIER, peep behind the curtain and pick up some, I send (am exhibition 2n itaelf,) will emit numberless gas lights, | them to you as I received them. THE STAGE ARENA, and, indeed, the remoteat parts of the edifice, alight as cheer ful ‘and brilliant as the sun at noon day, e Furniture is entirely New! brics of the Seats and of the Reposers, are of the best reas mats and carpets are of the most brilliant patterns. rs and patrons of this most Fashionable Arena, willbe" welcomed ‘and saluted by A FULL ORCHESTRA, The war operations against Mexico have been totally changed. Instructions have been forwarded to Gen. Taylor to make the war one of invasion, and notoccupation, as heretofore. The worthy Mexicans willnow have to supply our army gra- tis, in the place of selling their provisions to it at f great talent, i 5 . " . Palmo's tlgne nd we Sg raced ME. BT, arise | enormously high prices. There will be no ne- diver the Hatigesl Anthea, sad am the courae Of the evening cessity to send money for the army ; all they can Te Geman, and Pm gaged are of ae- | 24 in that country will be theirs without pay. It 1 ists. en are of ne- ‘i » kagpinice talent, and the Troop of Horses are not to be | may be asked what will be the ultimate result ef equaled in Amey Novelties, impossible to be surpassed, are in active Preper. ation. the Managers having resolved to render this one many extraordinary seasous ever witnessed in Philadelphia. lwre HOWES & CO.’S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS THIS anrivalled corps of Equestrian will perform on the Ist Oct.; at mnectady the 2d; at Ws Troy the Lausingburgh the sth; at Troy the 6th and 7 and at idee ‘on the Sih and 9th; aud will pass down the the Hudson River, en row! New this order? Will not the Mexican people, when they find themselves being stripped of their all, throw off their allegiance to Mexico, and put themselves under the protection of the star span- gled banner? We think this will be the course they will pursue. It has been all along reported, and is believed, est Establichinent organized in the | that General Wool has been sent against Chihua~ arriagee to wen Coir ipecloras erurovee; Siusiewsas, | hua. The public will soon find out the destina- Shan meng wham 1s the { pod cols Ens ie ae Mie | tion of that General. The plan of operations Age, recen fy arrived brow from Pe: Sante MACARTE, chalked out for him by old Rough and Ready will whose new ores mids her gree Vects, peeel arly hex, Horm: | soon be made manifest to the nation, and justly ban nviL ie Seat ise oe ier andy applauded. Ere many days we shall have the eel ingens’ tT rt eet ee ne trometore pleasing news.that some ten or twelve thousand RS rab i hia ieee. oe Py LE, Mexicans will have laid down their arms. be its diatinguished art artiste, The President and cabinet are sick of Santa An. wee oH Cleef PCE Mr | na, and his professions “of peace mad: from the rated and Ri- Ie HOBBS, whore fen on ever witnessed. Juve be Olympic Exer cock pit at Havana have turned out to be so many enganos. The whole life of that faithless chief is fail of deceptions and crimes of the blackest cast; he is not likely to haveimproved much during the short period of his exile, at Havana, where, if re- ports be true, he spent the greater part of his time in fighting cocks. {tisreported, and I believe contemplated by the President and his cabinet, to despatch at once to the camp of Gen. Taylor, commissioners, and apprise the Mexican government of the same; that is, when they get in a humor for making peace, they will find at hand with whom to treat. The commussioners selecied for this important mission will probably be the Hon. John Slidell and Mr. W. L. Parrott, the late Secretary to Mex- ico. Theappointment of these yentlemen, must The w } rf orld. oeg OT HOW ESS COM New Fork MUSIC T= PIANO TAUGHT on very moderate terms, bys Dersou who has « perfect knowledge of the science, and who uvdertakes to teach: it thoroughly a ae pe eny, peteon, wishing w0 take justruction wi Please wldrese'® line to Music, at the Herald Office.” 810. lmis* re Cirens. LONG ISLAND KACELS, give general satisfaction. They are certainly able UNION COURSE. men and well acquainted with the importance ot ) GREAT ACH HA a AMERICUS as FAP | the mission confided to them. The latter gentle- and a Pony match at half-past one. man has been highly spoken of in the circles of Washington as a man of splendid talents, courte- ous and unassuming deportment, with a perfect knowledge of Spanish, and the affairs of Mexico, which qualifyhim beyond all others for the success- ful performance of this important trust. The Hon. John Slidell passed through this city alfew days ago on his way South. Mr. Parrott is still in this city. The sending of commissioners to the camp ot Gen. Taylor will undoubtedly have the appro- bation of all parties, while on the other hand it ‘Exe ‘Trains will run for thie great race, a aving Brooklynat =~ we “ ‘And return as soon »s th avgr:. Fare £5 cts exch way. ‘Gurmibunes leave the Fultou forthe South Pee A.M. M. - F PM. UNION COURSE, L. L—TROTTING. _ Thursday, October sth, at 3 o'clock. PURSE 8%, $50 to the second Best—Two mile heats to marness. tor troiting horses. s will find it much to their advantage pref-rence to transient ships as their may at all times be de fed on, reasonable, for which, and to se eur rin early ation should ‘be made on board the sever ets as Fabscorr, we aan Maire jurling ‘Slip. W YOUK PACKETS et of at October—Tne ling and favorite pacuet sh then, Capt Joh Britton, will » Will do lt fers to an openit hich Ido mil find ic hn every particular wor- NEW. ELAS, =| ea LIVER ew, er ne attention, as there is no risk whatever in the invest- calan ieTEER, 1008 Octal a, ard taomar ac heen (chy ms deemnammmcscasiomeae ray We 9% South street, 2d door below Burling. Slip. HARDWARE, HAIR SEATING, &c. ry QS AGENTS PRICES. GROSS low priced Knives and Forks. KOC! Co. a "d white bon NGEMENTS. 100 do pia'd white bone do $6.0 per ARR A! Wem ae Cu ri ED px-1 De ‘gross. | Remittances to and Passage rom Great Britain and Ireland, air ‘ 3yn pair sag ane” 08 BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- 100 3 ac brgh Loci. POOL PACKETS, 20 craks ‘Trace and Sulieg ies Liverpool on Ist and 16th of every month. ge theese Ceveacl' fees Olocs, scvotuend i Ali Ty com assortment of warrante: first Clase, Amercan or (weekly.) plete 408 the Old 4 Drawing Knives. all numbers of ealico ore Persons make the n uveneesenty’ have them ight out in any of the Bl, tres or Old Line of i can e he sabrrier, and fed. Serews, Steclyards, Fire. Irons, a esteem te “Tea Trays, Violin Strings, Percussion Caps, Gun ee fret sing Sit ieee ets a % rT first class lie’ m1, port weekly, wl vefore eekaae "SOHN ANEW Banh Pe | Sete her Hock, Soules, crore, will See arc sont out Bitbont 05 HisM WEF jw John st, up stairs. on Bleck ck Ball or Ol Liv. the f i NEW BRIGHTON he ate Te susie eg ; a o a UF, "A. M, PRINCIPAL. cork decid a re i ‘ates le. be r af at vacation, om ato lef February, tat Jane, 1d October. combined with the extensive accc emmodations, | X BHIRE, vat Maze, . lat November. “eo access at <SOee for borers cour: Ue J April ds Aug. Wet December. ond to physical together |W MONTEZ whieh ioye ee are suropleeaeah wees the ary, fea Tender it's srvers ofthe Black Bull, or Old Live te very deal abe Cen those Se taed th that no paaven er agents at poriate ‘8 at with fs x; i pertiatar sua ‘cau he, obtained at and that th aes the only rea vg anwar ein lnstitate, amnion dear Nova the OWre haye at all times for sale drafts nt sight, for sny amoust, grav direct onthe Roya! Bank of izcland: Drill of Ae jessrs. Prese , Ames & Co sake, London, which TiN nar rela cowes throeghot pen Weotland and (Ens f.Co.. Hens a he, Sent. is at 75 Duslin | ee a Rncoes ton Bank. ats "Apply or address: 14 se oceo i hse sas CSbeam one Soffolk. merieus. Eaty will clearly manifest to the world that we are de- sirous of peace. 1 You will observe, for the last few weeks the edi- torials of the Union, on Mexican affairs, have been composed in a better style than formerly; it has been rumored that the pen and talents of a gentleman whose name is in this letter have been called in, but the rumor, I think, is unfounded, and that it emanates from that old fountain of .b. g. Moscow. ‘The horses must be ready to start at 3 Match for $100 will come off be- ‘and J. Woodruff's Roanoake, i start at 1 beater and retarn when the sport or G. SPICER, New York, Oct. “05 4t*jwe TO PROPRIETORS OF CIRCUSES OR MENAGERIES f years— the! io hE are san agile table, knowledge, Father Ritchie, who has seen the ne- Oo Sowers. i eee ieee. cessity of treating Mexican affairs with more cau- pany nay § : ity to the Bowery, | tion. The editorials of the Herald, of late, on the same subject, have calledjforth some pleasing re- marks from the great men here. ‘ The failure of the two million appropriation may be put down as costing the nation about forty millions, perhaps more, in the expenses of the war with Mexico. Will honest Massachusetts foot the will for this large sum? I think she will not. If Mr. Davis defeated the two million bill intention- ally, he is morally responsible, before God and man, for all the unhappy victims that may be sa- crificed before the war is at an end. —— Wasnrnarow, Oct. 6, 1846. rth Meeting of the Winnebago Chiefs with the U. "ee Commissioners—The Proposition of the Great Father answered by a Counter Propositio in Writing. The delegation of the Winnebagoos, from lowe, met the United States Commissioners, Mossrs. Parris, Abert and Andrews, this morning, at the Apollo Hall, at 11 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment on Saturday last. An intelligent and highly respectable auditory were preg sent, including a charming constellation of bright eyes and sweet young faces, of the “ fair sex.” Mr. Parris opened the talk as follows:— over 70 torage room for wagons. Apply tie street. INO. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. or ihe Cheyee COUNT Ey RESIDENCE FOR SALE. mee of the ag) ee | Eee the it ts wot distant brick, four rooms on a floor, with bailt'a few years ago with bath jern convenience, and - eee in om mortgage for a length of time, or be paid in instalments to suit ‘he pure Apply to LEONARD W. KIP. 192 Broadway, New You 08 tweod*re Rev WM TKI TO LET—Possession Simetianaly. the lower part ct po house 110 Waverly Place; on the Ist floor,tront am rk parlors, two bed re m, and kitchen, © Totom wat y._ Apply on the pemi TH GLOBE HOTEL, @ B oadway THIS HOUSE, has, the summer, vow far pis. and painted throug! +, | Brothers! We meet you'this morning under the smilee the oh i iat Te-opaned for Travehers, Sm are rerburant) | ofthe Great Spirit. We trust that the result of our delibe- rations will meet his . When the council aes elas ommodsted fy mH adjourned on Saturday last, it was to afford you sn @ addition of ata isnt Jemen ean be accommodated ore