The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1846, Page 3

erwons Pk om frome geennae all unis ee. ithus bo mn 01 f Ise love, on news ante) Rca eek oi the wilt] of ee rae al eornesvon- ry and base them ber also. maine Pot Dr. Stove, f city; the Live of Musrell, the Westers Lard Pi | &e | “ice, only FOUR CENTS at retail; wholessle at $3 per | Navigation of the Unie Hives. Places State of River. Cinctuasti 10 feet 0 ins. RUNKY MARKED’ Thursday, October 39-6 P. M. The stock merket was very heavy to-day, and prices | fell off « fraction. Harlem declined %; Norwich and ‘Worcester i; Long Island 3. The produce dealers ere im fine spirits, the news from Europe having advanced the price of Flour to $6 60 per bbl. Toe news from Europe has not had any particular in. fiaence upon prices for cotton, The market remains adont the same as before the arrival of the steomer, ‘The flour and produce dealers are in fine spirits. Flour has advanced sb. ut 75 cents per barrel, and corn is held at 90 cents per bushel. The speculators will get so high | in their pretensions, should we get much more news | like that of today, that we shall lose sight of them. | Flocr is in a fair way of golng higher than it did last fall. Genesee touched $7 50; per barrel at one time last No- vember. | ‘There was meeting of the stockhelders of the Mor- | ris Canal and Banking Company to-day, for the purpose of toking into consideration the affairs of the concern, and finding ways and means to extricate the company | from the floancial embarrassments under which it now labors The funded debt of the company amounts to $409 000, and the unfunded debt to $40,000, making a toial of $449,000. It was proposed to raise alosn of $290,000 for the purpose of paying off the floating debt of $40,000, and for the eonstruction of boats, &o. A gentleman present offered to raise the amount req tired, upon conditiogthat the stockholders would sell him ene half of the whole stock—that is, 20,000 | shares, at $7 (seven) per share. Several large holders from Boston and Philadelphia immediotely signed a paper drawn up to that effect, and there is no doubt but that their example will ho generally followed. The Vice President of the company stated that unless this arrangement was mado, er come measures be immedi- ately taken to raise the amount required, the board of directors despaired of preserving the canal fer the stockholders, and that the company would egain be" | come defunot. Ciroulare will be drawn up and distributed among the stockhollers. that they may decide upon the matter at the earliest moment, as it is necessary that the thing should be arranged, if arranged at all, by the Istof De- | cember next. These are the facts, as they transpired at the meeting, and we leave them for the consideration of the stockholiers. This is without doubt the best oppor | tunity, and if it is mot made available, the bondholders will step in and take pessession. The company have no funds to meet the next instalment of interest, and when it becomes due, there will be without doubt a foreclos- ure. This work is capable of being made productivo, ‘end thero is now an opportunity of doing so. | ‘The eccounts from the Continent, in relation to the grain crops, are of the most discouraging and unsatisfac- tory description. The rye crop appears to be everywhere @:fizient; but the potato crop in Belgium and in the | North of France, is represented as being good in quality and in quantity, particularly in Belgium, where itis as good asit has been formany years. The exportation of | al kinds of grain, as well as of potatoes, from that coun- | try, is probibited. The bread riots in France are the | best evidence of the rcarcity of food in that section of Kurope. It must be gdmitted that the accounts from ell | quarters, in regard to the crops, differ materially from those of last year. There appears to be more truth in the various reports which have been from time to time received, snd the advance in prices does not partake so much of @ speculative character. Most of the root | crops of Great Britaia will be deficient; the decrease is by no means confined to the potato, and the demand for breadstuffs is thetefore likely to be much larger than at first unticipated. Even in the event of the giaiucrops | ™ proxing an average yield, there must be a very great | and alarming deficiency in the domestic supply of food forman Fortunately the production of the natural food | for animals has been abundant ; and roots and grain, whi h bave heretofore been appropriated for food to this elas of consumers,ean in a great measure be reserved for man. We have now an opportunity of testing our ability to supply the foreign demand for our breadatufis. | ‘We annex returns exhibiting the condition of the lead ing departments of the Bank of England, at different pe- rious this year and last :— Bat o7 Exetane, July 12. July it. | Bept. 12, Sept. 2%. iets. OG erica taciny ‘st a8 ikgo0 git 2,140,003 2\421,v18 21710,077 Taal : 3.218.003 3,408,*41 3,8967,780 3,878,088 Grher deposites prasad ain Ses.a03 Secu-79 a a depoaty wi 085,208 9,860,779 | br 872 905.955 | 360 12,951,960 | M6 14,096.57 9,788,638: ‘The actual circulation of the Bank of England, for the four periods mentioned in the above table, was as an- pexed :— CincuLation oF tHe Bawx or Exaiann. | borhoods and greatest th"roughfares Jodine Liniment, you may threw you: Cruteh awa: July 18, July U, Rage, Sam | gitye store is now doing a large Linimen: is w wcted to cure it'ased according to + tion and tamily busin d to any one | =“ ns et raat Hotes isoued... .atbsntte0 ‘35,050,000 SD eae $55 | Agenteel aud profitable basicess, this is an opportunicy sel- | of th rion of the’ use of the Limbs owes on hand. .., 8,060,970 ¥,429,630 7 tee) ONOBs | O met with. ‘S'e.ms reasonable. ‘Apoly st, i92,sixth Goat, Swe od Sexe, Ea} Glands, Ot ra, Serofa! Phe neat he Wa rrp ten ate *r adie, or tre money relamsed. Princiial Actual cirewlar’n. £21,612,020 20 840,790 20,018,960 19,967,170 | ae f ehpal Depot 6 Joba st. ‘The Rest centinues to increase steadily, notwithstand- ing the reeent declaration of @ dividend. It appears from the usual weekly return of the move ments of the Bank of England, thet the amount of the no‘es issued has been decreased by £109,760, or to £29, | 46 865. The quantity of bullion held is stated at £16, 294,302—a decrease of £84,939. In the banki g depart. ment there has been a decrease of £29 510. The public deposits have increased by £990,407, or to £9,755,077. Ino-her deposits there has beena decrease of £66,145, or to $4,260,779. The.e has been little alteration in the itemr, except in the seven day and other bills, of which there wasin hand £905,996 The returps of circulation of the private and joint stock banks in England and Wales, for the four weeks ending respectively te 92d and 29th of August, and 5th and 12th September, give the following as the average circulation of these banks for the moath ending the 12th of September, viz :— Private bank: Joint stock ba: + £4,390,974 3,111,622 Average weekly circulation of bankers? notes an in Pngland Wales during th it month s+ ae ere 7,001,800 On a comparison of the returns for the month ending the 16th of August last, it shows— An increase in the notes of private banks of. £27,198 | An increase in the notes of joint stock banks of. . 60,343 Total increase... ....s.e.. 4.5 £77,641 An! as compared with the returns for the months end- ing the 13th Sept. 1845, it show: of banks of... . A decrease in tue notes of joint sock banks of, “ar “$ sos Total decrease as compared with last year, “£95,818 On comparing the above with the amounts of the fixed iseucs of the several banks, the following appears to be the comparative state of the circulation, :— ‘The private banks are below their fixed ae £618,747 The Lad stock banks are below their fixed sues. . 358,250 Total telow the fixed issues. ....... . £976,997 ‘The following are the aggregate weekly amounts on which the comparison for the month has been made, vit bey pard Ee 3,650,555. 7,310 058 9,085,200 7,469,316 3,196,715 7,568,683 3,174,018 7,659,506 17 561,095, 12,446,498 90,007,583 ‘There appears to have been an increase in each week over the prece ling one. ie or Excnanar. Bax * jm, 1849 — Amsterdam, 2m, 36 15 tive: i , 3m cents, for Ip ; don, ao a marca and shillin bs80, ‘for 1) ES Ge: 91%4 cents, for lp ; Leghern, 22436 lire, for 800 Oct 1—Amsterdam, 3m, 20046 conte, for 1 flo- rio; Lismburg, 186% cen 1p. banco; London, 25 55 feeucd wed cents, Jor 1 9 28% cents, furl lira owes; Leghorn, 8% . Ansty kDa, Dept. 29. Paris, 2m, 56 516 Totes, frenes; Hansiurg, 85.746 for Ip ; Leedon, ‘ease | florio# wnd stivert, for 1£ #tg ; Genoa, 46% cents of io rios, tor 1 lire nuova; Leghorn, 99% centa of florins, ior ILre ospow, Oct 2—Amsterdam, 3m, 126% florins and stivers, for 14 stg; Kovterdam, 127 florins and stivers, for 1£ stg: Antwerp, 26.10 francs and cents, for 1£ st Homourg, 191234 merce and chillings baneo, for 14 ety; | Paris, 26 Treues und cents, for 1 stg; Lisbon, Godg, Say pence sig, for I milrea; Genoa, Sm, 26.10, ive ang cents, jor 1 stg.) Leghern, 20 66 lire, for 1£ aig. {EBurriow rex Ouner.—Gold standard, 77s. 94.; Silver, ee 4s. 11 South American dollars, 4a. ‘U1 + tpantey 2 eg Rens yah t | Sa eats SIAMGR Senne motte: | qua {a ‘The exports of bullion from the port of Lonrlon, in the | £2) xref le, at th ‘wn roo ry week ending October let, were 10,000 ounowe of gold | rurseyetoon Bet Set ee an magus coin to Mauritius and St. Helens, 60,000 ounces of silver | 77 019 aod3t*rre | coin to Rotterdam, and 36,100 ounces of silver bars to | NITED, | Bratwiteet Hamburg. gia stock Hxe at Chusnbermaid and Somp- $7000 U 8 6's, "68 ~ Mr 490 shas Nor & Wore | Seeondaaboeeane For particulary apply at 76 Twellth — Ro $008 U8, 138 [-4 ae wal sae 08? 20r bd an) oh io 4 boo | Y a Protestant ine Sate fo % «= Reading RR | Bua rrecenne MDetkHudep =, 0d | jp aderstan ad § Common serip aS a a> 20 $3 15 Mott tee: Morr | HMahGaco 9" oo 20 6350 | pW ANTED, 5 Merch kxe Co $ # do 560 63g | Baye ae ny por epden aL Pi Cantona Co 530 at 33 ar via i] | travel. Please oiguire at 15 V ott street. oat heer Bde 2m 3 do | WANTED. ohtek <A SUE | A. SETUATIQN bys S-ber Steady Young Man, to drive Second Board. } Yours, aad undemenade tabiug, care of hort aud eesthcs oe shas Harlem RR 03031, 100 shat Harlem RR 460 $1 | perfectly well. ire oa do Fi & Wore 4 ‘ % do bs 5) 30 6! a do b3 50 900 Hy Wo do oto 968 61 SITUATI 100 | A midd 0 88 Snilaren poston 0 tion she may fll. 2 8 4 4 | Miliwery and tangy store ° es © do buw sig 2 = do Og | ornate ie % © do gsi go pa cise | oie a 31% 50 do 83 6 | f jor k Wore sae wo do merece Se | ee Marricd, | Satardays, ‘Movdays At Fairfield, Conn, on the 2ist inst. by the Rev. Mr. | three o'clock fe Corawail, Mr. Hensent Q Feravsox, to Miss Exiza, | M eldest daughter of Charles Cartlidgo, Eq. F At Newburyport, on ‘Tuesday evening, by the Rev. wr, dent of this city His friends oe juested to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 127 Suffolk street, this day (Friday) at 120’clock M. ‘On Monday, 19th inst.at the residence of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Edmonstone, 88 ‘:annon street, Euma Fitze, aged 45 years and 10 months. oH Philadelphia and Peslekill papers “ill pense copy. At Hobeken, on the 22d inst. Lucas 8, Van Bosxxacx, aged 48 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are res- pectfully iavited to attend his funeral, from his late resi- deuce, Phenix Hotel, Hobeken, to-morrow at 10 A. M. At Newburyport, an the 10th inst. Mra. Patience Si- Lowar, in the Sith yeer of her age. For nearly five psa she was the victim of uninterrupted sickness, dur- ing which her nervous system was greatly shattered, and her sufferings were often intense, But during the whole scene, her faith, patience, resignation, and hope in her Savior, had a signal triumph; and never, more than in the last hours of life. In the view of her life and | death, her friends have ample reason to be consoled, and Garirians ie be animated in their holy cause.—Newbury- era Pont Essex, Conn., on the 18th inst. of decline, Joun Cuamzenrs, youngest sen of William and Mary Bull, aged five months. "At Norfoik, Va.on Sunday night, Mrs. Axn Cao! in the 9sth year of her ag At Halfmoon, Saratoga county, on the 7th inst. of com “Gentlemen, Wei Yeloek, fully informs the buble erat cing have eomm Bi be fe kisge tenes it To. Hrapectable references: DANOING-AND WALTZING ACAUVEMY, D STREE Hi MGNOR FERRERO have re-open Days of Mire |W ednesd: and at 8 o'clock, Danes lay waleiee Class for dom | i ‘Mazurkas | Mr. Stearns, Capt. ALzxavpen Graves, of ship Hug bs not, of New York, to Miss Many Newton, youngest | abovemesioned Ci | daughter of Ezra Lunt, Esq. | ‘Gehools panetually attended to. Died, On Wednesday, 21st inst Mr. Asnanuan Cornet, aged r '- Re tenn | 65 years, 9 montbe and 15 days, for many years a resi- DESIARDING, of ey ae jesides the new walts arka, arprions,| new Waltz known on atseminaries, or at their r> , orat Mr. R.'s private acade- sumption, Major General Jonx Morr. At hi ace in Matthews county, Va. Luxx Kera- srKD, vanced oge, formerly and for many yea highly respectable resident of iGrioue band whe ° ritish in 1814 ———————kk——E LOST, ON. WEDNESDAY. Eveving’ at Tammany Hall or it icy, & Cluster Diamond Pin. The ‘foder will be 1h erally igarted by leaving the sam: ie Fxhauge Ou.co bets rt PH HUUGH, under the American Museum. SALE OF RAL ESTATE FOSTPONED. . sarge Be Sale of Lots, situated near the Atlantic Dock ertised by GEV. B. ROLLINS, for the Woued to MUNDAY, the 9th day of Novem- e same time and place. 033 lr FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. ot or three Gieatlemen can be aceommodated with Fur- nished Room», with or without Board, and the use of a Parlo,, in a private samily. Apply to No. 7 Tas street, | Brooklyn. lw*r Pk wy hs , and one of the nded it fav ‘ally against the nal street. BR. open on Thursday, October GENTLEMAN, of quiet habits, wishes to procure Hi ‘ersoual L'roperty A Ween ‘with nen tnoeas| located eiyber on Broadway Licensed Pawnbrol or in ita imumediate vicinity. Private family’ preferred, and Persons received in private one wishivg to lessen expeuses wil find adenirable opportu: | 0% im?rre. nity by addressing Z.., this office. 023 it*r Hae E. YAsKEb DOUDuE, No. 3. i bere Third Number ot* YANKEE. DOODLE "will be aS blished Sarurday meri 24, conta Ti VE SPLENUIV COM CinLesrna fron, 1 tate Politres! Caricature—" The Dog and the 2 “Yankee D Sviree,” containing pertraits net nestor nent a and their it bi mation, please cuply or his resilencesm MONEY LEN Tis HIGHEST PRICES advanced Sums on gold and silver Watehes, Di , Dry Goods, Furniture, Clorhing: =A 23 rh aN office ite {Ss pepe st. ACADEMY. 1 coRnER of Duane aD ‘Srazess. neing. to his Mqndsand jon moons £9, "Weduesday » Sept. soul is most siueete thule to liberal encouragement, an I introduce in his Ai rdie, tuition, other styles ) Wedues- 3 of ati for indies, Misses lemen from 8 to 10 in the HILTON, 84 Broadway, opposite Tri urch. FRURNISHED and plessant ee Sinty oy for permanent or transient boarders; suitable, 3, with or without rved in their own rot wi I dist : H 016 Ina trted ee ee Of 6 Distiogmee,(Hilne. FALL AND WINTE\ CLOTHING 5 A peMeuigu Ror inecmmed yo Masten. | 4 rr ORING AND CLOTHING 6 ‘The Horse tor which Mr. Kean offered his Kingdom. ESTABLISHMENT, ed Tithe-pe " this Number is var \d fresh, ite the criticism of the able upon ig cents—$3 per snnum in advarce. Aisatg and the trade ae sapplied as usual. W.H. GRAd . had fer lower 023 2ti-r 100 Nassau si th oN Y. ne YOUNG FRIENDS OF TRELA sD. Over Coats and Ov SPECIAL Meetin is Brciety beheld at No. 93 Lis ere Larose Tis this (Friday) eveuing, at half past Second block East of es Buacictn Brosdcloths, uae obi aeabuets in sibidibty Zacasetsd, deedng, Drebeand Frock wares Y PA }! be Inid before the meeu B: OHN comer 153 2 O'8cuuTAn seer Office and French, En; —doubli Sew styles: plain aad fascy Ol A large witeh will be nade to ord Boys’ Chi TO DEUGGISTS, Ko OR BALE—The L Btu.e, Funitore, Good Will, ‘oT imer Coats “black, blue, brewn, of French, English, Beigian and Aineriean Cloths, from usiness Coa's, Pelta, Sack and pf Tweeds and Brosdel foths of” Pante—-Broadaloth, Cassimeres plain and fancy, Doe sin | | ish, and American, from atenighe br simere, piain aud fancy Satins ‘urd Bulks, f assortment of Broadcloth, Cassimeres and Vesti W. H. DEGROOT & co., 102 Fulton Street, Broadway, New York, HERE every variety of Gentlemen’s Clothing can be than at aay other establishment in Sacks, of Bi ‘Tweeds, and SiacuskaClotha, of every Cloaks—one half, three cintiee and fall circl from . Beaver, Pilot, ‘und eolor, from $4 to $20, of French and | $5 t+ $25. olive aud green, te $16, | er Frocks— ry style a the market, to $6 and ralling coll, 13, Woolen Velvets, Ona $i to $6. the most fastidio: a Rs ote wall entaificned, end handsomely fic Btore, with a Call aud complete assortment of Dr c-ls, Faney Articles, &c., situated in one of the It is now PRINCE OF WALES. le of CAP, known by the above name for afult baer oy} en s for youth and N’S, att Broadway, Tc New ATTLE OF Chiidrea, wi hte Gpposite St. Pauls. NEW DISCOVERY. ‘Laylor, with their respectiy BY phigh a froves, snd Pipes, or Gretta ay be kent 0 Tai cen fe spat bendten, : autiful poli with one appiveation a year. Bold ou ya 2] COURTLAND persciee pe Jor, and pie DYE, will color the hair a Jet ss ir a Jet he Skin, jey's Western PANA: | —Ss¥—t bY. GARONY % MAJOR have just published two Prints—one a startling representation of the Monterey; the other portraying the Generals Ampu ed a correct full length lik sof all his battles; together wale ‘6, HAYS LINIMENT. warranted to. cure any care of We bp pela pe iair’s ACOWBTIC O1L, a certain gure for for | “ Orders from all parts of the a's INIMEN’ x arraited to cure a Agenr ired in the privcipa Pldddces BALM OF COLUMBIA, *or,| Goaaanliod an themsens Clavaratee nO IMPORTANT DECISION. OAKES TODINE Liniment decided that MO. ani ffs, treating for the enpitula- fully colored. Single copi ch utifuily executed and colored a gel Priats, to which they would call the attearion of the public. country. Promptly attended to, towns, who will NY « MAJOR, ¢9 Nassau st. CEA warranted to cure any case of ‘Anhma or ae Fold at eet. 3, AN & MUIK ECV D and opened an invoice of Cash wis, of very splens * coy rat D* BANNING, in com) Hares JUST. country, Tl xteasive purch>se at a ‘box, Sieber & Co., the ay of the richest W1G3! ry prone new i ral curl will repeat a pablie exposi FREE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES. h, 7 Wednesd and Public ‘speakers, deformities WiIGs! tod Wiis Wigs end | Sealps, made of road yay containing every variety of sive and color; they wil AX! INvolt E of « ious Win ‘WM. Ni BATCH Hi an only mannfacturer, 2 | ins: been recei the wub-er ber, to which th treet road ‘Removed from | a arention of Hove! Keerers ang perience Gentlemen is invited, | “Cleese te topy the stress panes For sale in lots to #1 ie pore Office of the New at ter of Wines, 022 im*rre pore? A Broad street. HE ea aaa T2, PRESIDENT and Di nnd of four and ow thardate. By order, 013 tNovare York om ta Company, H isserget bar thi e y decli the capit i Tet August jondsy, the 2 The trans! ‘4 Sook will be closed from the 24th inst. until C. L. EVFRITT, See'y. Mi Inthe city or iu t 4 musical accomplishment, connected with s refiued © Furest passport to society, in all ite various d those w h to svil themselves of such ad- aid plaoe themselves under the tutelage of Mrs "rte FAMILY BOARDING SUHUOL. Teacher, reziding ta the Count Ce , takes NEx eed AX te ber fam mb ren, net ex=eeding ten, boarders and fo pring red, to render the | the upper part of the city. Al at hom: ne to the pugils, and to advance them in | foun following : reat attention paid to their health and mor Teas of thi ation is Nery retired and healthy. day scholar | ¢fevery era |. There a jos.” For se. | wines, chaw Key (ihe Trish an Seat v fw hiske Tony Soup te Ufssok ‘oieed ham : Engl a RVerraion lod le sherry; Man: E we Beall oi e Heerakent T Wall tre recur be sib Bae Iewone tor eeling meas Reon T OFF WARDROBE & bog dg RL WAN Tao, ADIES or sone can obt sda? tke Cosh Prices ied fo) Fate oa the latest importations and fiaest Mocks Java, Lagnayra, aud ted Glenlevet and Isiay brands): Barclay & ore stout; Edinburgh sod boy ale: cst India ree Wewtou, Gordon, Murdock, ain (abs: 5 lerant ne, Ay, ae ee ae detvvared free of expense in any part of the | Tine splendid pecket ship hes wacqualigd aceomesedetions | ™ ee cence coer SCOTT & THOMPSON’S ITY CASH Wholesale and Ri d erie, Establishm: itreet, in Conse ir up-town eus- en an establishment on the Broadway. They will eon- stintly have oa hand the best assortment of goods in the nheve line, aud at prices that must astonish the iuhobitants in mongst the aasortment will be ee jaracaibo coffee, claret, f the indeira, Scotch whi he lon ew M fruves oils: old Eagtish asic cheese; sh, French, and American mus- {imported Segars, Ke it London dock port; Amoutil- 10; pale gold und brown sherry; COB 8. PLATT, Auciione: Urea GNMENT—astoci tof Stationer and lau k ‘arehonse. JACOBS 8S PLATT, will sell oat at 'V o'clock. at the auction Room, of Plate aid streets th the balance of stock, &e ‘ oo whi 1, Super I oval, Rove il, and other kinds—Bl: iank, do Indexes, ke = chet oud Pea Knives, Hoxes, Clasps, Twine Reels Bill bold- Fresses, Wafers, Fooders aud Cur ‘Also, 1 ease Windsor Foxy. Also, 0 ce ms spec ted (.ithograph Promissory Ny Al.o, wish whieh the scle wiles mmerce—Uue large Stove use of counting 100d, oue upright Show iock and k 10 Draws’ containing sun ) a “ ee otes LEY, Auctioneer. TOCK OF CROGKEN deimazea by, fre, ta &.. Willsrd— howdy, Ociobs rore’'No.8s Wa iriuted, painted s dyed dive Faney Ganda, the siock of RC, Wetmore & Co, dvmaged by fire ou the 30h ule, iu lore to suit retailers. Sale on ac- | comut of rhe wader we for cash ou delivery. neet. on Sa mday, € taken away on Puesday. Hi DUCLUZeal A ti neer RENCH Paper Hangi LUCLUZEAU will sell Phir M | street, J ey are. 83 tree blae, and viher hina 023 Her tN pat 0 cases, 2500 Piagoe Breeaitl ayer | Hangiogs, in lealere—the whole ef which will bo | found worthy tion Of Upbol Paper Bux manu- | facturer 083 1t#r ke | waa thd a | SAT AUCTION A LEVY this morning at 1 o'clock, at No, 293 ) fds PROADWAY, « snail collection of Greenhouse | | PLANTS of various sorts sold fur want of room to winter | Bem. “ in the selection is one India Rubber iree. 83 Ite P. ail CaRLtON HOUSE. H. HODGES has the pleasure to anrounce to his friends and the public, that having purchased the in- late partuer, Capt. J. Brnsoa, he wil! continue 0a his own ace: now ‘prepared to make eatlemen, who wish winter, on the most fovorabie terms. erest of O19 2wiste Univn HOUS HE sabscrider hts takea the abo Abed Rew wad splen- did otal, spat gouaetetad, the eautre of the bosatfa 1 pringbeld, Mass and will open the same for the sb ecommatsion ou + jon Horse hly figished nu Mevishet ‘and offers nequatled oul! persons travelling through field for bi Ploanare, \Linving recently kept the ¢] Btatos Hotel’ wad i a, Barators. th i ew quarters. 4 bre Hal congress 8. 8. SEMAN. Springfield, at M, 16. aus 3m*r ‘A N, NE RIGHTON blic in general, thar he will keep ¢ open duriug the easa im Wwinte arders offer to warrant hi communication wil reach Mr. Blancard by to him Post Offic: jew ‘he steamboats run as dllows:— bat New Briak ton. From New York. ob BM Pavilion, N. Brighton, Sent. 28, 1846. GRKbAt SALE OF LOTS. T THE MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, on Tuesday, the 2th dy iff October, (iast.) at 12 o'clock, by ITHONY J. EEKEK, Auctioneer. following f valuable Lots, being part of the Rose nil | between 2%h and 20th etween the 3d and Lexing- west of 3 sterly side of 34 w top avenues. c mmencing 9% fe ‘These lots 5 lots on Ii ide, bet fthem ‘One of thes yo De grated d r-gulated by the seller, Tots on 22d street, north side, between Ist and 2d avenu: | each 25 feet by half the block. 6 lots on 24th st-ert, south side, between Ist and 2d avenues, { —_ feet by half the block the.e lots belovg to Mrs te of the Ite Nichol yward and we © a portion of | ruger. waving been im the family for of ver halfn century. “Perms of Sale—10 per cent on the da on the delivery of the deeds on the Ist o balance on bond and mortgage “ “ions of sale, 15 per cent November, and the ae No. 72 2 Wail oat A. T. er & CO. " tion sale of French Goods, from the cele. ry of Patarle, Lupin, Seydoux, Sieber & ¢ Jie and pee ert jm pertacion | atv htwisre Broadway and Reade sts. |S oF oEEGIAN COOKING STOVES. an29 Imer TO BE SULD AT AQUTION, atthe Merchants 4 Exchange, in the city of New York, on Tuesday, the 27th day of October, 184 12 o'clock at noon, all . jing House, Siable ana’ pece of Land, situated sn yu, on the left side of the Jamaica Turnpike Roed, ae from Brooklyn, about forr miles fiom the Fulton | Ferny. aud nenr the tavern kept by the Inte Judge Lett, (now ing the prsperty of Mr. Leflords. | frontage and rear of 276 i Fe further informati hy ret Om Broo ounsellor at Law, 023 dt ex*n®re No. 111 N: sew York. i TO TAILORS. | ASTORE TO with a | best sitnasion x nets, with reel RE RATLOR. teva offer ey Oe Mae terre | ~~~" FOR SALE OR 10 LET. smthedtey gt Seat, eine ro. 7 f Rail AN EXCEULENT Farm | ted in New Jersey, 12 miles | and withia fire ood The fa contains 108 acres of Land, wi high sta ixtures, in one of the | luress a note with real of cultivation. vt, and 1 excellent order, The ad ‘so ailganon OWN WALLIS, No. 92 John street. WATTRIPONT & J4MES3, FASHIONABLE HATTER 82 Nassau street, near Felten, New York. E Subseribers beg to state hat they have alwa of Hats of their own mi tly Bealthy, Pat | | _o21 st®rh Pe: MB. WATTRIPOS AY daMBor ONT ol7 Iwis®r KNOX, | 128 FULTON STREET, (Sun Building, Desming it unnecessary to ‘enter into particulars, | fespeeting his Fall Fashions for 186, would simply state t his uew style will excel in beauty, ligntness, taste and color, offered to the Hatwenri lie of the city His prices are as low as his hats are fine. INuY REGULAR LINE OF NEW OR- LEANS PACKETS8—The ships to sail in Tap. pry 3 eee ‘New Orleans Line, in their proper , | a hacker att ship SORNESE Captain Minot, foot of Wall st., Pack hip. mtr elet ATLANTIC, Captain Rose, foot of ber. Kany TAN ‘ANA, Captain Bunker, foot of Mai- Wk &s.T. bar ty 86 South stre: 023 rre 1o_doors below Burling jag Slip. PACKET SHIP ROCHESTER for Liverpool, Passengers will 0 will it 120’clock, gprecisely. jease be on board Steamboat fereul Letter bags will clos pI; Guck, at that time. places at half past 11 FUR NEW OXLEANS — Lousiana and New | York Line—Positively the fiat and only He Packet, to-morri jetobet The Yast GENESEK, Captain Minot, is now loading, and wilt Posttively sai For freight | foot of bove, her regular day passoxe, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, fl street, of to, E. K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. ofvttively! mo goods received after THIS evening, jctober Passengers will please be on board to-morrow, at 2 P. M., at which teme the ship wil sail E. Woodruff, who will moet + wo hy nares judron, dail oa November I sne- day TINE OF PACKET BHIte FOR ‘OOL.—The lendid, fast sxiting, CK, Capt. Trasn, Hl sail On Monday, October 2th, her and ee master, » her reg NEW ERP tee the eavanteges to be derive preference to any other ns their every way more comfortable mail cloas, and their accomm steerage pr superior to thore of any otoer ine of pa wishing to secure births should not fail to make. early application on beard, tot Of Wall street, or to ‘Acetic e pscot Consigaees by t! ite on board, at otlie =. "BO All CKE! cods not permitted in 5 uays, will be seat to the pub- lie store o2r ol— FACKET SHl? KUSCIUS, — Liver) is now discha: We ander general order at eans 4 har?, foot 0 Ail goods not perm’- re et will be sent to the pablie store. FOR! pe ay? Racket of the 24th of eee ant new pac! ship NIAGAKA, Sorioar a Ii itetion neaee ea ere send | city, andfor eas imerre | for cabin and vecond ead paassugere. ‘Che later will be and Sonny ERS. | tak a at steerage rates, ore about to take passage woul: “ON BoA line addressed throngh che Post Often. on ‘O THE LOVERS OF | do well toexamine this auperior sup previous to enguging | wise, wil be pa attended ‘om im=rre UCKWHEA Do you want a good rlath of | elyewhe ; N. C offen ‘Saloon, kept ox H. Koppel GUSTLEVEN if ow want todo withont purchasing new | ¥ wile will fin He jothes this rie inter, take your half wornout roel ian Ce py yore honrs, or Oreee ‘onts ate. Zoe gan have them made td lool pide fike ‘new, by sending or bringing them to91 Murray, coruer ington treet wi ere von can have them fixed with naw and tea at all ES Buckwheit witakedt id vm do. call £4 17, Faltor coe Whe as geod MATRA Ticias ox whniever iby: any: Wowk Wo sacle SANFORKDS AT IT AGALN. ‘ook lak Hemsn. Pleas on HE, TAILORING ESS cn "wine teat a CORTISSOS. Miattogen tat Felsen sere crest eee hd Vis. visnor, ines fr we wonlsoni st rch “ey CORSET MAKER, No. 106 Hudson street, New York, 4D retom hersin-ere thanks to the Ia of this vie 4 the publ Da bosoms, collars s Femteyy to ell’ o ym rir ome and sea feces of every doveription | Mancup B, Banrono, rd vests ni sort one ‘ap i Slen to — it swt man shi vail te hires, drawers, Tae 910 Lm? ah , apply on board the ship, at Marray's ‘all street, oF to J. HERDMAN, st South st. F UENO Rerular a packet ship, HOT" TINGUE ‘ 1000 tone, and eamfor ° fBucti ae in, appiy to the ‘Captain on board, at Of Barling sD. SODAULL & SINTURN, South street. ERPOOL, 1200 cons barthea, er ive cre ‘Hottinguer, and sail on | — For terms of wharf, foot of Seve ‘he Hi . tice of Jone ‘ehdvidg oO regular dey, Mriet December. Rh oak, Le oe gt Maker, Corner ets oy ween wales: aa ered rod iogured Werrepcred) ured against fire, . “off in ree yub- | ide and patrons, and BLANC. ARD has the sonar to inform his friends and | nae 13 }ots on ee | cot oe) ye Istand 2d avenues; | ts, lots is 150 feet | rel Persane Off 022eh 06 South sAbck td Sear velow Bartone alfp. PACKET SHIP yy ee om Havre— | vabrontiel manner, | \31 spnsanaps la ian | ” AMUSEMENTS. f Arse ee Fat aati sf Saorit! ie cf Mr Audi jon; Eustice, Dyott; is, Barry; Mira: ‘Angelina, Mra Abbou; Sylvia, Kuight; Lily, hoe inde with (2d time this sessou) the Faree of The ETON BOV—Col Curry, Mr G An ry re Huot iNgedey, Me Amderou's 6th wlat, when he wil appear in AM Doors open at at half-past 6 o’clock, and the performances yur goaieuce at? Delock. ‘Boxee i; Fit 56 cents: Gal Tery 25 cents OWEKY PHEATAE—-Friday premcg, Occober Ba —Sh night of che Grand Spleudid Deamaof MON4 ztecs Dramatis oe r of Mexico, Mr. steven teh, ¢ lurke;, dison, Teoteuch! Cholitle, Dangliter of Hernsido Cortez, t Juan Eealanee, Page to te vious ty which the Tragedy of DAMON & PY TRIAS Damon, Mr A. A Aduns, curtain will att F Bras, % can! Galle NY DPCRELL's Friday eve- fertainmect will amg, October %. T ‘ wited CHARLES fo-nmeuce with XIl—Taptolew: ‘After which t ganrs, of KAIKY 8 che! wich the lang Nus Tr Suv, Mio Towhals o costiede sire te Fare entitled, LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS— vir Gu Jaghel Mr. Hellan Dreas exgcle 50 cents; upper boxes 2 cents; pit our billing; private boxes $5. “Doors open nt half past 6 o'clock: curtain rises at 7 | CIRCUS-—-SOWERY AMPHITHEATRE, } THIS EVENING | 5th Appearance in America of | S1GNOR FELIX CARLO. The Celebrated ud Universally Favorie Ttabian Clown, from Franconi’s, Faris; Astley’ ‘aud all the principal | European ieheatres sid | Brillant full dress W! by Professor Perex | cipal Act. ¥ rel | Krewer. The Fah oe La Sylphide er Mrs Gullen, Won- derful Antipodem Performauce, by Sr. Felix Carlo. Cord | ey Mir GW Smith. Mr Lipman will appear ina new ¢ of Horsemanship. ors open at \ o'clock, Performances to commence at 7 | o'clock. Boxes 25 ceats. 234 cents, 019 lwee am STREET THEATRE rms tae ble force entitled the PARSON'S: adon; Disloration s Great Prine +4 ) J. iM, moat gorgeou: | in the Union, Posi pry the last night of the tad { Fenty. AY EVENING, OCT. ‘The evening's Pe tertaint twill fearerh with OF AGE 10-MORKOW «oss Mr Holland . Mr. Burke elec: Afver which wie JOCKO, fons Marcetti jabrie! Ravel by che Rad AVEL FAMILY. The above to conetade with the SKATERS OF V WILNA, 5 Cee Ravel nea PHILADELPHIA +. W. RR. Brags, Manager. | 9 MR. oft E8T. | epee EVENING, oe a 1846, will be performed | | Bhakspe: Trogedy of KING LEAR. Mr Forrest. Mr Jamieson. vliss Fisher ae conclade wii Did You Evor tens a on wit, to BURLINGTON. | To-morrow DAMO 'HLAS—Damon, Mr Fo | pees nee bey owitively entered into thet Mr, Frazer, Mr. Seguin, Madame A THE “ALHAMEA SALOON. — 569 Broadway near Prince street. | PVHIS Seendid and Spacious Saloon is now open for the | ADMITTANC E ONE SHILLING, SAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON Evening during the Wee} by the ies mt suasicie, oquism by Saas anciog aby. vu je Ji Full parcicutara in the Doors open at 7—Commence at 8 o’clock. | _olgiw*e pau DAY OF aruhene AT CASTLE | vi | whi meaaihean’ | ‘thibitors are requested to remove their | foods as soou ay possible Saturdvy moruing. 023 1tfh GREAT FLORAL | ty Sadinbeta AT THE | | BL this day only. rent at a moment’ .| and pronoune XHIBITI | OF THE | NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. | | Corner of Broadway and Leonard streets. FTP HE, Gn tery of Antique, Statues i open to the Public | Jaily, from 10 A M.to 5 PM., until the commencement | of th Load on Wednesday, the ith November. Admission Free—Deseriptive Catalogues 123% cents, O21 btixeod*rre VA-DERLYN’S GREAT NATIONAL | | | PICTURE of the Landing of Columbus, painted by order of Congress, is now exhibiting for a short me in th large saloon of the Academy of Design of Broadwa: | and Leonard streets, } ‘Open from 9 A M010 P M. Season tickets 50 cents; gleadmi sion, 25 cts: descriptive pamphlets, 64. 017 lwis®r | | | RAYMOND & WARING’S IMMENSE Mr- | NAGERIE ILU Open at NIBLO’S GARDEN, on Wedne: ae 28h. The pl.ce is now in activ jet lay morning, Oct. 2th, the procession will enter he try, Pegparstory to the:r oven ing 1a, the eventag.. ‘The Mad klephent, and Greve Roman Chariot will Piecede the Cavalcade of 30 Waggons fillsd with animals aud drawn by 100 horses (020 Stis“rre HOWES & CO.’S N. Y. MAMMUTiH UECUE. pie unrivalled corps of Barns f will p je on the 2 ote S Mentecliaon the 4 hy ‘alaen on the 27(h,.and at ‘Newburg burgh ou the 28th Setwber | inst, This isthe jorbo Lament Eatablichment ever orgenized im the aed alan, comprising 18 Sen and yee, Toqaiting 26 parthgcs na to Cony, riormers, perobee, musicians cope? Lag sciied to it yer yd ‘whom is the Greatest Fomel le ry ean recently arrived from Paris, ARLE! MACARTE, on Feats, pecul: pene cand classic; he grecefal ah of | sues, wrasse Myreduented artinte th ead | The Proprietors a in this coustry. raters nile act of orsompnstio 6 ar later a | racy oftaless-/Dha' popular eperetic compe, | \ 7 | c orm. at Liberty, e the = i | LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Baurimorg, Thursday, 7 o’clock. We have nothing by mail south of Charleston, nor isthere anything in the Western mail worth despatching by telegraph. The Ohio election results in a tie in the Senate The whigs have a majority of ten in the House of Representatives. For Coz ogress there are twelve whigs, eight democrats, and one indepen- dent charter man. The receipt of the news by the Caledonia had an electric effect on the market. Holders imme diately advanced ; buyeis cast off their long back- wardness, and were eager to make purchases,— Howard street Mills flour was bought up at $5 75 to $6. Wheat advanced 10 cents per bushel. Purcapecraia, Thursday, tall-past 6 o'clock. The European mail of the 4th inst., the advices of which were received here last night by tele- graph from New York, and appeared in our | leading city papers this morning, produced an unusual excitement in business circles. Flour was held firmly this morning at six dol- lars per barrel, but in the atternoon, superfine brands were freely offered at @5 62, at which li- mited sales were effected. Indian com was firm at 70c to 2c. per bushel; wheat 115 to 120; the grain markets were unsettled, and closed | with a downward tendeney. | Governor Shunk has issued his proclamation appointing Thursday the 26th of November asa day of thanksgiving and prayer. As we write (half-past six o’elock) rain is fall- | 7 | ing freely in Washington; while it is starlight at Philadelphia and New York. Burvavo, eight e’elock. There was a severe gale on Lake Erie last night, produging great distre and driving a | number of vessels ashore in this neighborhood. | The arrival of the foreign news by the Caledonia, | published here this morning, had its effect on the produce market, lifting prices up from their de. | cline to quite an advance. Ohio and Illinois | wheat immediately rose frem 9Ce. to 9%e ; floar to from $5 a $5 25; corn 60 cents per bushel, and | large sales were made at these rates. Freight to | Albany 90 cents. | [=e { BY THE MAILS. Wasninctox, October 21, 1846. | Our Mexican Relations—Movemente of the Government. | The President and his Cabinet are somewhat perplexed at the late news from Mexico ; more than one of them are | seen occasionally biting the ends of their fingers, since | Santa Anna has thrown off the mask and taken up the | war robe. There can be but little doubt that hostilities will contigue, and the war prosecuted with a vigor, by | the Mexicans, heretofore unknown. ‘The 30,000 recruits ordered to be raised by the different States in Mexico, appears to have been judiciously dis | tributed among them, and in a manner that there remains | but little doubt of the ability of the States to furnish the men. But allowing every thing we hear to be true, I think that one-third of the recruits may be counted upon, to be mustered into the service under Santa Anna, which | will be badly clothed, disciplined and equipped ; these | added to the troops already known to be in service, sey Al | 8000 under Salas, and 8000 under Ampudia, will make = | force of ragamuffins to rally around the standard of Senta | Anna of 26.000 men ; to support these men, it will require | $a, 000,000 per quater alone. Such a body of men cam not subsist long together in any part of Mexico—if they be quartered on the citizens, as has sometimes been the case, the control of the officers over them will be lost, as has been sufficiently proved. The spirit of war and revenge in Mexico against the United States is certainly popular ,and almost unanimous. quite natural in a people accustomed from their infancy to the party warfare that has been going on in | that country forthe last quarter of acentury. It appears | that after much hesitation and beating on the part of Senta | Anna and his advisers, that they have been particular: fortanate—first, in being permitted to return from hele exile by our government ; and secondly, for havi | the best alternative struck the war chord, and in one day, | gained an absolute sway over the whole petion. There is, however, nothing in all these excesses and demonstra- | thous of joy. Sauta Anna may ia one month be hurled from the high station he occupies, and with his ministers be sent again into exile. ‘There is a rumor that three privateers have been fitted out to cruise in the Pacific. Should this report be true, | some of our numerous ships in those seas will ick them | up, and if they are not in comformity with the law of ne- | tions, they will be Aang op ‘The value of merchandize turued away from Vere ruz and Tampico by-our blockading forces, now in the | public stores at the Havana, is estimated at three millions | of dollars, besides what havo come into the ports of the | United St 1 believe it is decided upon to take either Vera Cros or Tampico, perhaps both. On this subject, ‘yp ong about it the best. I wish my country success, and glory to its brave ofticers. The Mexican government have sent agents to England favor to fe ema loan an inducement to same, the government offers to take off all pro- hibitions, and reduce th a on imports for ten years. ‘The importance of etwoen England and Mest. co renders it probable thet the agents of the Mexican under such favorabl uspices, may meet sti of every month, from the Havant s. ally due here t five oa NORTI Wasminoron, Oct 90, 1846. The Maile and the Want of a Reguler Eapress from the Sowth—The Attention of Col. Johnson called to the by the whale Company, Tambler, ‘ARTE 3) iector ma Bile. The ‘oat Cole’s Dogs ia their eleg: 8 th Cities Trak Rope Dangers With eer. Wi fhe ‘ton “Compra ing they leading, tos cae Per TO ES e CO.% New York Mammoth Circus. T tag ig Ad [gab aa ae je v6 ine yn, yas ration wifi be found most advantageous an eimai na (7 Feneing and Sparring taught upon the mort approved principles. meod* re eco Coa CABINET ss Tinie Brawiet a See Book aI ae a kil soon be published fordhose who will buy | a Nrelawers are invited to call and etme 3 Ly New Rooms, | | Wo. 208 Broadway, second fear. beoden HARLEM PARh—T WOTT TG. Wh arn ND cL RY OF OIL VA HICH “(aetados bis imraense eroel ings, ,Fmuey Stationery, Briley, October Bd, at 8 ocock, P.M | This pase was Ce eee drto be trotted for on Wednesday, abd was | | CENTREVILLE COUKSE, L. 1 | | 1 will come off over this Course oa | A FASING Sat eraoth. Stive Heats, best’ in 3, im har- ness $100 asice. A Also, purse $30, mile heat. best eon money aed le. | free for all. trotting horsey that never won Srl tev ri anne CONKLIN, "”* reville, Oct. aii Proprietor. EL) nc. SRE ERE ne ES ENGLISH ane HAIK EN : INY, &e. | powsessed of the necessary means to dojthe work, | tion. Subject—Something about the Teoss Rangers—Tele: graph to Richmond—Prospects of an Extra Seasten— Circus, Fo. $e. No weil to-day south of Wilmington. From a combi- | nation of misfortunes,the failure to connect at some point between Raleigh and Richmond, occurs about four times aweek, of late. Ifthereis Any line at this time which would seem to require the special attention of the Post- | master General, it isthe great Southern mail route — | Indeed it would be the wisest policy of the government to establish at once, from New Orleans, aregular express mail to Washington. A whole day might be gained es well as not; and the events of war, in its further proseca- tion might, render the gain of a single day of the edvan- | tago of millions of money, and hundreds of the valuable | lives of our fellow citizens, now out upon daty in the | tented field. Withont the remotest reflection upon c | Jchnson, (for bear in mind the Postmaster Genera! ‘a Colonel,) we know from experience that Amos Kendell would rot let pride so fair Fan opportunity been a nt a co-operati Departme! euerrey ‘consi- Mi ainst Mexico. We Secretary Mercy Ag aiPtike this bint toto eefious oespeaking of Mr. Kendall wear gratified to lourn that thi itentes ff Mors ure ebout extending | thei line of operations to ction’ and that they sre em at their command. hey the approsching. session is but of three months dura- We hope the war will be closed before the ad- journment; for unless peace is ratified between the par- ties prior to the 4th March next, there is every reason to believe from the embarrassments that may be expected a 1} in the terms of peace, to say nothing of the embarrass. pee Wath be. m. Lady Washington’ | ments of the irecmury,’ ‘that an extra session of Congress Mr, Carson. . 1. &- Smoke Brown. will have to be convened by Soar of the Presi- ont Igerre dent. This is assuming that the war will be terminated st within a month 9 can hold out any Len gine (er aguinst the Cia ening of the coils of the ‘aimerionn be a constrictor (th line of invasion) we hold to be absolutely impossitie. ‘The Texas Rangers did horrible work at Monterey, let. jon Inaba of Beye, Fg ope Walker, and battle in whic! o mi rer of their be present, ao we oe hazerd our re- no te that Santa Anna is slain. Military dis itever com ect for the in an surr nder of his hat We have ns My ying y at the lon the adjournment, for patation ine, and military law, aod w’! = fety of Santa Anna may be made , or in his capture, will be anav: heard’ a numberof Texans dechere object ti Anna. He mi TP STAIRS PR | 100 oitoes Pin'd white bone knives = Foeks, wo stat, do do, $1 nee seroma te and’ for ofrom 27% to 1% cents “soldat patent knob locks, $6 8 yer dozen. ma he Gothie tea a fafaste bonis ivory Kalvos, all with French forks, Oto t the reduced lists war. '3 ero Tide nad fire trons: trace chai en, Ko. ke., with « general sssertment of staple B Sheffield goods at low OHS ‘A. NEWBOULD, No. 55 John atreet, (ap stairs.) 019 mwf¥e FOR cay { LOW, ONLY FOR WANT OF USE. | ‘A Pair Of STYLISH HORSES, Sound snd Gen. | in Double and Single Herness, or under the Sad If not sold betore Monday. the, eogntry fur the wintertime. Apply ct 74 wate Stable) or at 72 Greenwich rtreet will be seat se sll Im®rre | Antonio, Golied, Tampico, ir murdered prisoners of angere have a ting Froneh minister and a portion of his family. | dent attends no such wa Brother Prosbyterian ould lecture him if he did, be- oat ver ra i full: sides—-but ve Mi cToR. Puraperr Oct. arth Thore was a very general feeling of relief perv the community this morning at the tiJings received hv ths Caledonia, that the passengers of the Great Britain | hed, !) lnnded in safety from the wreck ; every one we prepare jto hear of the loss of the vessel, and the an