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

Mi street, on 3 of respect to their I 44 Orcherd street vited to join with us. low citizens are respectinily in- By guier.’ ) SVAN NOSTRAND, President. J. Winta, ™” } Secretaries, nl it*rh TO-MORROW, ADIES, go to Gardi will be sure to meet with the best of ba ve that the mao who. will sell. * mally cost $10) for $ shilliog De Laines at is and 3d, will be amie goods at proportionate prices. Sheeungs, Shirtia ton Flanvels «t 6 cents and upwards. PAN TALOONS I DETO.ORDER IN EIGHT HOURS, N KRIPLAND’S best style, from » selection of 100 dil rent patterns of Cassime: » id st a ry other garment farnished at the lowest rates, and at ing aed trimming lower than any other house in the Fase of a misfit, the mouey will be paid’ his nt 1weth OUND. BUNCH OF KEYS, near the comer of Fulton Nassan etreets. ‘The loser may, have the expense of U Petar ec the deak of this ailce. WANTED, AY LUE ATION by two respectable Fomie sretees se jousekeepers. Best ¢ en. bis ‘an be seen fortwo days, Appl y 68 Cherry street. nl it*rh GOOD BILLIARD ay TABLE, . rT A tither new or second hand. aquire at 1m Fulton's” ni it@rh WANTED. 7 RESPECTABLE and genteel young man as clerk in a jarge boa: 0. Ia ted with the dit business and boo Boule may address A. B. C Seiteectne A Sites ie Man, 18 years of age, who ome knowledge of Bookkeeping fr can Hy neotal be, is desirous of Dro wu) iatant jookkeeper, or Copy- i ponsible, "The bess ot Teferences given.” For fu i paiticulars address J. D.'S 850 fower post ‘ofice, or apply at 61 South street, up A i nl 3trh WANTED, 1Q, HIRE oF Parchase « Lathe, (second hand,) suitable for Brass and [ron work, with chucks, drills tools, ke. Direct, oy ” Herald tating pri ‘and where it may be se 019 1m¥ec TO THE PRESS. ‘ to purel re 031 '2t is*rre ~The Tremont Bowling loon, Nos iy and 71 Division street, Covtains six of sh sity, hich appears by the following made a ‘by @ gentleman this week, 179. 192, 189,213, et ‘and "a ie aggregate of the sl rings is 1202 pins, Comeanmncogt tee great i the Proprietor will opens called ae wine 1» at 300 Berd Broad- with four mest splen- Proprietor will re NO DI bis patrons, and as many of them live at a di: i them to take East Broadway or Grand street line of 51 at his expense. as they both Dass the doors, and in case tl ley at a moment’s notice, they thall be su e tickets to pass and repass from on other, As they contain ten Alley: twill ‘he accommodeted, DIANA BONDS. ar, dated 22nd instant, ription, required to be lecember next, for the completion of h and Frie Canal, and to give effect to the Act of ture of Iudiana, passed at the last. session, provi- terest. on the bonds of iG State. forwarded to such holders as have address. and in order that all bom annie | that scription, noti 4 we not received the cir cals rthat it will b i fener. thar it wil mpt rigm peranna' ly ror DY mail, to Messrs Wi Na, ja, 42 Wall street. or. at myo ARLES BUTLER No. 20 Nasenu st, 031 fawiw*r at CH Dated Ort 30, 1846. O AXES— 1846. FFICE RECEIVER OF nae. Public egy ad Park. Oct $2. 1§M6—Notice is hereby given that the Tax qe now open at this offi a a e t bes ‘upon tI All jeg their trues previous | ist day of January. will be Silowed a deduction on the amount equal to interest at the rate of 7 io cent per anvum, calculated from the day of pay- ‘ment to the Ist ae of Februnty. Office hours for receiving taxes, from 8 A.M, uatil LEACHING POWDER-=2t Ne Boyd’ i a Bleaching Powder. For sale by FERSGE | = BROOES, OM lwr ByANDy— ine received per Fren' a i Arvéds Bennemout & Becker Brondy, under Cestom House lock, and entitled to debenture LAWR) NCk save at pio) VERS & Co. otew*re South William street. RA | it tg bane price paid, fr fer. a ees of > gerne Paper W paren Nos. 65 and 67 Ni treet. APOTHE CARIES HALL THIRTY-SIX CATHERINE STREET ARY A. WATSON returns her sincere thanks to the feuds of her late hasband, and to the pele Hy for the paronage #0 liberally bestowed on hit for the Inst six and begs to state that she intends carrying on the busi- id respectfully-solicits a continuance of their kind fa- 'W. has engaged, as su) her late husband’s eleven years’ expe: eb Chemist and Druggist, in some of the and subsequently in this city, rintendent of the hg rey owking, 4 AT had pothecary, pal citves in Eng: and, whom she ean con- her with their Prescriptions, accuracy,.neat- stablishment no boys “or inexperienced young men are ever allowed to prepare medicines or wait on cus- tomers. A large supply of fine Swedish and Smyrna Leeches are constantly on hand. A competent person will apply them at auy time during the day o jicians supplied with pure nn jarge assortment of Hair Oils, Co: fancy articles for ped'ars ‘o31 Iw*r Es.euces, DR. ROAKE’S IODINE LINIMENT. iM Me? ASTONISHING suceess tit has attended the ap- plication of this most valu at, and the high testimoutls that are daily recei a Frant my calling icted to resort at once to the voaly reaedy that upon, and will do all that it is represented to do. a Permanently and fet wally KHEUM ,TisM, either chronic or inflammatory, paralysis or loss of the use of the limbs, contractions of cords and museles, and gou! matters of how long standinj rains, bruises, tumors, bard swellings and enlarged joints, yield to a few applic ot this Liviment. been d with incredible succes: an sero! i. or Kin spine and hip, p igi tie dolore Itis invaluable, aud acts mae a charm sto i of flesh wounds, snd caus: th has never been known to or fever sores and swelle: legs, Ys Evil, e: skin in salt ringworm or tetter, barber's itch, veal “a ay headael cures coras, ms, chilblains, “ket Bold, by i ° GER: SOLL, sole Propcisest, 90 John street. 031 eodim*rre iT ea Al Muay tecer, Sout B o3t 3 rre asantl 1 peeves, family, where only a few | ar rx ipton street, second door from rookiyn. References exchanged. NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS, &o. A YOUNG MAN is desirous of a petent to conduct is city 1 iS N. ost gives. Apply to Atl letters must be T MONEY LENT. HE SIGHRST PRICES advanced in | d silver Watehes, Diamon ot Fergtnal Co ‘un Lome ‘on gold we Person ceived in 020 Im¢rre. T° HOTEL AN son from Phi spurious rele 0 = said to be man that 1 Thave Ro travell cepting my son, Joseph 329 1m*r A RAKE CHANCE, ATE 260 Broadway— sale of anew and uselul pate sold to every family in the Union. and business Sl a guarmtee of ‘Wine of known [on egy and iutegrit ation as Barkeeper. He is fu!) eh a business advantazeously, having ead of thet department in one of ‘the first No bjection tothe country, Sati Address A. Z., to the care of Mr. J.P. jassau street, New York. uts are wanted to undertake the mt No. 117 Fulton st., N. York. oll lin®rh Post paid. e mt opal Plate, Jew- niture, C] Iothing, ed rene description broker, 232 William st. near » A Ls Private office by ringing the bell. CAUT: Dp, STORE KEEPERS, against a per- hia, trying the np TIRE, fOypalin, upos nets 8 ‘This is to inform the public es at under the name of Tobias, ex No. 68 North It eON hited mietpnia MRS. E. HILTON, lege of asin THE PIAN 'O—SLN' eINGHT TALIAN— ENGLISH. MRM MORLEY, Enctian. orf oe Testis No. 50 L ENA ble feat a the city or in the c a sanieel ac stractions and those w! Fuurages, should place themselves under th NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL, NOS. 65 FRONTING CANAL STREET. MERIA! La J. H his mae grateful so handsomel: identified witl tion and exercise riding, on Monday Semeet. Application to be made at wont Im*rre BATTLE OF MONTEREY. did. ARONY & MAJ prints—on Monterey; the other lor, with tion of ‘Monterey: Ay "a iy Geng} ber hundre have also pa See, ‘Agents re re be yes mart, is prepared to gi ‘on the the agi himself to endeavor, by eprance of of & startling en lor, and pictures of all his battles; together with tment of beautifully executed and colored Prints, in: hich they west parts of the count nired in the principal ei on the re fone teri opposite ene Church. with bedi es reakfast ed an will w ffi a leeeeeoe a o16 Im*re Pupil of the Ci ox shoe of bet partie cereasoet upils, is also ready to teach School in Classes, oun complishment, connected witha refined at port to society, in all its ‘wish to avil themselves of such a e tutelage of Mrs. 022 Im’ $67 WATT STREET. I acl er those who hav ised him from ig first moment he sb ‘York Ridi i mots uremia ot indness. He wo C wublie, that he ll |rejopen his pede wi ‘hool, for cf evening ‘attention to Sthe id of N fice, or Behvol JAS. CODDINGTON, Proprietor. OR ve just pal ipseeanitarion of the Si aii. ing the Generals Ampu spective staffs, treating for the ci och tastefully colored. Sing! ublished a correct full length likeness copies call the attention of the public. Promptly attended to. ‘and towns, who will Y & MAJOR, °9 Nassau st. “‘DRAWI J. to the Flushing time which h in attending schools. ‘Terma moderate, and may be leamed by applying at 171 | Canal atreet, or at T Blecekes atr ALL AN 'HE CASH TAILORING. AND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, W. H. DEGROOT & CO., 102 Fulton Street, Second block RE every variety of Gentlemen’s Clot wi t had for lower of New Yor! of Twee from French. whic! ‘Boys’ Clothin Oo” im*r R. WATERSTON, seach pf Drawing and Pai Crry oats and Over Sacks, of Broadcloth, Beaver, Pilot, ‘Tweeds, and Mazurka Cloths, of every nryleand ene, from to $20, Cloaks—one half, th and f f y | Ctaaene one : nent o recat and and Frock Coats. ja A , ol oy Oe te Bees ake asec Office and tor p Coats, Pel ds and roadcloths o $2.10 $6. Pagti—Broadcloth, “Cassimeres” plain and faney, Doe Skin | glish, and American, $2t Vests—double breasted, straight new styles: plain and fauey simere, plain and fancy Satins and Silks, fom A large assortment of Broxdclot, h will be mad Rte ‘AND PAINTING. ing still some leisure Institute, L. jing Private Lessons, or | up in J. Crowen’s bookstore, corner ee om a Sey CLOTHING Bro im*r East of Broadway, New Y. can be rices at any other establishment in | to $16. Sack and Winter Frocks— every style in the market, breest, and rolling collar, | elvets, Woolen Velvets, Cas | $1 to $6. | ‘assimeres and Vestings, le to ee to ~ most fastidior of every description. constant BO WH. DEGROOT & ‘No. 102 Fulton street. LEFT OFF See Ose FURNITURE | ADIES for all ing for tl and Spring. N. soy 4 line addressed thro Wise, will be punctually attende hashes cash prices | by send- rege? | = Ny the Post Office, aes other | CABT OFF here, pe AND FURNITURE L clothing or farni ice for the same, by applying to the Seuce, Or through the pont ¢ atten 015 Imre "B. Ladies canbe actended to br ite Me ADIES or Gentlemen haviug any superfinons or cast off | fair cash tare to —n of, can obtail eter | re. iH be iy ,.69 Duane st. | M. 8. Cohen. Post of BOARDING A, with cold water at any ti mak. : Hine ase enquil FAMILY A rtotber fa UNION HOUSE. r has teken the abor did Hotel, just completed, at th HE subscri' village of Springfield, public accommodation, ou ist richl. id vent to all 192 Broadway. ed Teacher, residin ily a number of Chi | as boarders and scholars. jeasant home to the pupils, an at attention prid to their health and morals. | ‘The, situation _is very retired and healt lis admitted. There | feren IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. FEW genteel Boarders can be accommedated at 584 Broome street, nea Hudson street; the rooms are bathing room with hot and | be paid to ome. rther particu- howe, 584 Broome street, orto C. 03) lwer BUAKDING SUHUUL. fin the Country, takes | ‘dren, not exe ing ten, red to render the to advance them in Ev nnd quiet hy the ‘No. day scholar at present three ancies. at 31 Hammond street. For re- inns, and wi ‘30th | order for menufaccuriny heranens of John (trudge, 275 Isaac V. publie quetion by BUM * chant’s Exchange, Lat eke d November, 1846, at 12 0’el e two story brick front 1 and lot No. 6 Waits stree’, . third house from Sul- yuilding ov the rear, and | livan street, with two sta right of au alley lead, sme io! roome street; said jot is 21 ft. 6 . deep. 025 lw*r in, front and rear and 7: HAIR DYE | Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye is ab- | m1 ATCHELDER’S Instant lutely the ve han yet d that can be de- | don to color whiskers, &e. without Beating or injury to the or destroying the health aud ‘by hundreds who ible pains to recommend it. ‘Lhe ei Constant washing, aad will be even, without any’ of those wi lained of in the ordinary hair dye. mt Co repeated a wu ste mer jasticaty of nite This fact is attested ae and take every p or wisl not stm. found papeetty. snifor natural tints so much © Sold wholesale aud retail ph WHEAT | THOUSAND bushels. Illinois Wheat J anid for sale by &. K. COLLINS just landed | cO., 85 West street. RWAY IKON, of the well known Nandi Fx Nu Hat and squi ery soft and tough, Ps falgal way BIC! hay 6t*rh 85 West street. TUILET SOAPS AND hte pene HE only trne and original Walnut Oil Mili af, Femuly Soap, y Seented Toi Jognes, Extracts,and a. casortment of every variety of Retamery of the eh iceat description, and at ihe lowest Southern Merchants, and Dealers in general, examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. e 3 Courtinn street, Im* JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER. GOLD PEN MACHINERY. HE undersigned offers: for sale, on re Veral complete sets are invited to Diamond Potated Gold Pens. hey complete practical instructions, if desired. ‘Terms made: own on application in person, « orby Post paid letter to J. dM. TROWBRIDGE, Syracuse, N. ¥. PLUMBOTYPES. GOLD MEDAL AWARDED. THRE Proprietor of the Plambe National Daguerrivn Gal- Hsia having dis¢overed a mode of transfe: will be accompanied with ‘Gallery, No. 231 Broadway. Caren, and stock of alt descrieione at wholesale or re! : SCOTT'S BAZAAR. rosity Nusto’s. jazaar in Dey street, begs to sand the public, that he has hove fi rae, superior style, se he ‘share of the publie patronage, Krora lon flattens himself to ve able to fen : anal Plenty of rooms for private parties at all @ assortment night. Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding every Sunday oo 1 | to 3. TO LET, i From this time, the thi story Brick House No 23 sai Dey street, witha stable in the rear. For particulars SeeB inauire at dt South etrect, orat the house between 9 nl it#re LET, AWELL. finished with HELL Sa and soaipiith nev conneia tek re it Broadway i adway. ft, from 8 to 9A. P.M: ei aight 30 Aterre TOT Ke THREE BRICK Gua: within two minutes walk of the for occupation on December Ist rom 7 to 9rooms and a cellar. Rent from i 12to1 jituated in Hoboken, erry 3 will be ready ‘They each contain ie to $175 each a Yonr, with privilege of free teri-ge to the Family.” Apply to . A. om wer eT EHibken, FOR SALE. | THE new and elegant three story brick Houre, high | basement and under cellar, and court yard in front, built by day's wor horth side of N et, between ‘A, in view of Tomy square, now being fi be ready for oceup» tion b: oven ed and will the Ist of November. "The above house is replete with all the modern ee, Terms favorable—! of the purchase money may te main on mort wage. App! CAH 14 Wall street, or on the preinia BOARDING MERCHANTS’ HOUSE, Nos. 135, 137 and 139 Broadwa: oe PROPRIETOR would respectful, inform and single gentlemen. desirin for the miniechocontaele cummin aaa ences of a home, that he has anumber of lnght and pleasant ~ sree tolet famnished) at moderate prices. A choice rooms may be had by early application. 028 In*rre ORLANDO FISH. THE GLOBE HOTEL, 66 Broadwa THIS HOUSE has, doriog the Seat 9 Oe re- | Shes! and painted throughout, and has entire new far- mi Il be re-opened for Travé.ers, &e.,on Tuesday next, the 6th instant,and will be nee on the old plan ofa restaurent, ith the addition of a table dhote. few families, and sin | le gentlemen can be eccommodated for the winter. j im*re JAMES H. PAGE. PREMIUM BOOTS ick Sales and Small Profits. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for $3.50. our owa make, Jand werranted to give satisfaction; fine French imperial | Dress Boots for $4 50, equal ‘to ‘those usually sold in Brosdway for $6 or $7, at b JONES’ fine th Boot and Sho Stare one of _ m tores in this city. Our boots receiv the Mighes: | in the late Fair of the Americon Iu eats for the | price, ever sold in this city. Bouts, Shoes, Gaiters. Se To order at the shortest notice: Mending. fe. done store. YOUNG & JONES, 4 A al im*je LOOK AT THIS! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN if you w article of Boots snd Shoes, call ot 387 Broad mortment, een Do not ‘mis ex, 367 Broadway, cor. of Franklin street, N. B— large assortment of Imported French Boots, at | the low price of Five dollars, and the largest assortment of Over shoes ofall kinds. . CAHILL, 020 lm*rre OLD BOSS KICHARDs is astonishing yi citizens and. country people with wonder. t, and the e the num ful }ow prices, for his best quatity aud most and durable Boots and Shves. ARDS, No. 325 and 324 Hudson corner Vandam st. 'N. B'—Thousands of every kind to fit the foot and please the pete o3 Im*r KNOX, | 128 FULTON STREET, (San Building.) iG Deemug it unnecessary to enter into particulars respecting his Fall Fashions for 1816, would simply state that w scyle will excel in beauty, lightness, taste and color, | ever offered to the Hatwe c of the city ‘ His Prices are as low a fine. style of Hats manufactured and for sale by FALL FASHION, 1846. WM. BANTA, No. 94 Canal street, and 130 ig a ge ire | sie Chatham ates, olfers to hie (riends and the public Ste 3 assortment of Hat new style, et the follow bang Mie OF oe Ee tub; | Tow prices, vizi—Md ill Hats on far bodies, $1; nutria to Rive call in his new quarters. ethane f 4 sheet : 30: first quality aucria’ tae Hats, $3 50— Seciageels Sur oem aud Smet | Rive the ‘ll watieran of fiir velvet and fancy CARLTON HOUSE. gloth capes mohair, cloth, ft, ilk, rlash and fur caps, Ke.— HODGES has the nlearre to announce to nie | Bars fal pattern Fat and ik ha onimere P.. i UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. College of Physicians and Surgeons. Thre ai Address Introductory to the Series, of 1846-47 will | ai Novem ed by Professor Joseph M. Smith, on Monday, , at half past seven, P. M., in the College Subject—" The Public Dass of Medical Men” The degree of Doctor of Mi ine will be conferred uw; pe the candidates elect, by the President OF the College, a ander H. Steveos, M ‘The Profession’ and the Public generally are respectfully invited to attend. 56 Movember, ato A.M., the regular Courses AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK DIVIDEND. pd 7 ion Bs Exchange Bank on the 24th inst. Ly a ividend of t MOOKE, GI diator, trom Londoo Pearl street, where he will re August last, in the quested to call xt No. 100 some heise informa- tion Qweth e apeey EKRE ce pb AT Es. E importati lates, just A Toranic at the Flambe National Degwerfies Sse No 251 Rrowdway DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS FOR sate ERMAN, ench, and American Cameras, Lene, Fates, r cent. cheaper thaw an 1d Sees. Fic 12 Broad wal way. big brass or iso, wented to pur tirer work. with bose NCE OF COFFEE. HIS delicious beverage made of the purest and best Cof- fee,has grined a great popularity, not only on account of the great frellity it offers tohousekecners and ‘bachelors by tea spo more or less, in a cup of hot also b by its supe- riority to way. he mun tained some advantages se 1 confident that it Co. No 13 Maiden Lane: W. 8. Cor. vin, Nv. #99 Broadway: Gaisner & You No. tie Chatham $E}F Goumbergercoruer Chatham and + Seo & \'o.,No. 73 Bast Broadway’ John P Nog Tome tw wORS tere Mani es rr WEIR’S CELEBRATED BROWN ELECTUARY, FFROVED sd eins ake aa ales This excellent medicinal ‘prep oa Kia yateaient me ficial trees rakatioe ce tee ks of he Sieousmontod to the pablle, os inoy die certain, It cr nf oe ad jet or hindrance na as Prepared on} AMES S WEIR, 148 Gran igh and shillings Der bor. oe “hrossh the Post Office will be daly, atten attended NEW Laid aig! 2 is . « =! BEER ke with ts boantifal potish vs a' Creek Baty with ove application ayear. Sold only at 21 COURTLAN: NIMEN’ Ke ACOUBTIC OIL, jy ceria wre tor f ith ti Sheen hast inde Jer | ‘ld live BALM OF COLUMBIA. for hh HGR DYE, will rolorthe hairs Binck, aad not stain the Skin, Lenin Western PANA® CEA, warranted to care any case of Asthma or ho al Bold at 21 C street. irders ‘BRE terest of nit ents for the winter, bi Qwiste sand the public, bs hy with families or single purchased the nso, he Polat aad now prepared to m: rtfemen, who wish on the most fovorable terms. And the men that die ied not when smitten with the Emerods. AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES. 5 RR. UPHAM’S VEGETABLE, ELECTUARY—Is an ee cure = this most Caray < Hemorrhoids, or and efficacious, fe 1s guarant to acure for j Hundreds of certificates may be seen by. bad ‘on the pro | ‘alton st. N. agents, of cures performed ‘by 20, and 30 yeare standing. Broprietor, 186 Bowery: WYATT & i Malton, cor. Mvrtle As edicine of Sold ‘holerite and retail by ETCHAM, 121 | st; E. Price 1 ve MEEN FUN! several sove: a iry need no | of using poison: disorders, Messrs. H tl tafusble addenda wely y from orrental hi iewcdcicate and re injury. ie ithal ‘so boa orapts A. apg rtrd 0. pe, i) 56 cases hetoches Su frre jon Matches, Mare! & Ba ‘kes’ fabric. Also, a large assortm: and whotews fe and ret bed ong Bh CHAMPAGNE.” let Ss 022 Im*rre ME. E CELEBRATED Chinese Ski w Her Siajests Queen Victoria, His Roy Prince Albert, and used in the nursei igns and courts in antaranges to free the jum to th powder entirely free from all mineral astringents, ed tuto thys count ite harmless in their nature, that thos jew York, and in d States in eats ‘Ss and a MEEN FUN! Powder, patronized Highness y and by the di ies of Be of ee ha er be under ti OBBS & U No.2 Wall street, bi ry the above named in- The substance is a white prepared verbs and fragrant exotics of inestimable e with the reo jexion, oe! apply it without pares CO, 2 all all th SAMANOs, ey TOBACCO AND SEGARS, AD WAY yup stairs offers for or sale, on liberal stu Le of Jurns tmokings 5a 006 of” fe oensnt au ot it of Segars, various brands tit O10 Imre F, to pid madaieg Gendemen is Tnvited, | i pers laborter of Winer, ke. ore LADIES’ HAIK DRESSING. ILLIAM J. PH wisi = ‘who my Lae will aeeupy ne more, desire their my aa: rs Prop ment of Mme. RK “4 (fommerty, with H. yy Dibblee,) tenders his services to es Geanck taalroe eee : terms: Ning and dressing, ortionably’ ‘low: ally devoted to thi ut his order book will be Schelte re of #15 im*r a BA’ Wemtece ban WiGs! WiGst BASE rata ‘Wigs and Scaips, made of ed most easy of ye ee "They are | loing ay wich with al ee verations wrge and. well 30 CE sell eens et color; they will | ae | U | manufactured. CARD. SA nopenrson, propre tor of the Phooix Hat \d Cap Manufactory, rerurus bis acknowledgments to tomers “Ss their previous liber . He has lately removed from location at 103, to No. 89 FULTON Sr., where his ityle, lately introduce 5 a hth has bees much ad- for its symmetry and elegance, is now being exhibit. ed. Notwi ogee! the great disparity between his prices and those of his brethren iz trade mm Broadway. he engages that his Hats will be found on examimation equal to the best |. He invites the incredulons to eall and have their doubts set at rest. ‘M. ROBERTSON, JR. 33 0 3 S333: fash- | t © Look for Boss RICH KNOX. | TRAVELLING ACCOMMODATI FOR STATEN ISLAND.—On and Sunda) wember ist, the pon SYLEH, Cape Braisteds will make the fol Towmgtrips tovand from Staten Inland until further notice, “Teave ‘Staten Island. AMUSEMENTS. FiRST NIGHT OF MR. COLLINS. ARK PEAS Hn—Monday Peete Novb’r t— Will be performed the edd ER OF FOR- TUNE=Capuain O'Kow ‘Me Collins; ‘The’ Duke of An- jou, Mrs Leave New York. To whic! h will be added the IRISH POST—Terenee O’- Grady Mr Collins. tude with LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS—Mr. Bass. 10 12 A.M. 2 PN pen at at nalf-past 6 o’cloelx, and the performances Pit 50 cents; (ial ommence at o'clock, Boxes $1; Jery 35 cents FINST APPEARA iC) ca VRE Ts steamboat pier at the | street. Passage $1 50. ‘Touching at the foot of Hammond st. reakfnet and dinner provided ou boa Fosse ty + for oa manied"or aad magnificent se wate IRON WITCH, pom a Fout, Booth; Her- ursday, and Saturday. | Lea To conclude with the DUMB GIRL OF GENOA—Strap- Wreneyday ena iar Lang psdo, Mr De Bar; Desperetta, Boo:h; Julietta, the Dumb Riakul. Wea | Sut, Mrs Fope. sdonevintetasenanaey rs opeu at 7 o'clock, curtain will half past 7.-- TROFLES LIN® UF SLRAMERS FUR ALBAN Dress Circle, 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 25 cents; Pit acd Galle- Daily, Sundays sage epaqeeet~ rough dire + - o’clock, P. From Stea manent eer between Courtlar nd Liberty leamboat KNICKEROCKE, Capt. Honghion. wu nat be on senda ay ¥ dues- 6 o'clock. and Fi ‘team boat ITAA: NEW TONG Capt t. William Peck, pause ‘on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, at 6 ore! ft So’clock, P. M., Jan ding at Intermediate Places. Ty, 123% cents cLL'S OLYMPIC T. » AE KE—Monday even- th NAVAL ENGAGE. "Adi al Kingstou, Mr Nickinson; Mrs Pontifex, To be foliowed by the TWO DUKES—Irenio, Mr Clarke; Figsetta, sty lark oe the first time, a new fare: MYSTERIOUS FAMIOY Fete Svom the foot Barclay street. ‘Po conclude with SEEING HOLLAND. 3 Steamboat SANTA LAU 8, Captain B. Overbangh, ywill will Dress circle 50 ceuts; upper boxes 29 cents; pit one shilling; leave on Mouday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday private box: Doors open at half past 6 o’clock: curtain at7. CIRCUS-—-BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. MONDAY RY EME” Nov. 2, MI The celebrated © lown, © ‘Cask Veulter, aud Antipodean Pro- LA TRANCA HISEANIOLA, From Astley's Royal HCE i London. Fin Night 80 in first nignt of the dai- ing yi jer, W B RROUL. great Barenack Act. fatright oC DON JUAN. Theworld challenged to pro- duce an equal combination of novelty and attraction. L'o- gether with the most astonishing feats of the Ring, Gymnas- Ucs, Singing, &c. open it £36 o'clock, Performances to commence at 7 ox 3g cents, PHILADXELPHI - Manager and Li noons, at 5 o’clock, Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. R. H. al va leave on ‘Tuesday, bocmen ‘and ‘Saturday aftern | So’elock. ‘The above boats will at all time for the morni Frei o’cloe All eens ‘are forbid trusting any of the boats of this line, without a erinag 01 trons, the captains or agent ‘ar passage or fr apply on board theboats, ‘Or er. C. Sehniteat tre otfiee-on the wharf. imes arrive in Albany in ample | i cars for the East and West. gh a taken at moderate rates, and none taken after 4}¢ ill please be on bosrd at cn Monday morning, 2d | “1 o'clock. from the Reading Root PACKET SHIP AKCOLE, for MARSEILLES Passengers by this ship will please be on board at | Pier No 13, Rast , on Monday morning, at 12 . E. J. M.Scotr,.. ‘<a = tage: n thoroughly re-decorated in has the tyle, and is now the most beautiful Theatre a be letzer bags will close atthe usual places, at half past | Benefit of the Franklin Library Company—Great Bill—The | "el ‘operatic drama of PACKETS FOR HAV RE—Second Line—Packet ROB Re ship BALTIMORE, Cat. John Johns Jr, will sail on the Ist of December. For fi sage, apply to Second Bi ht of the American drama, HE SIEGE OF MONTEREY By Wei A Esq. oF} uh Theatre. ONDAY. EVENING, Bennie, urton as Bailie Ji BOYD & HINCKEN. No. 88 W: Is jar CDs ; NOVEMBER 2, NOTICE—Packet ship LOUISVILLE i ischarging at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street. iB. ines will please attend to the receipt of their goods immediately. nlrh | FUR NEW OKLEANS— Lousiana and New | York Line—Positively the first and only Regular Packet, co sil on Wednesday, the ath of Nov : ng packet ship HUDSON, Fage master, will pesterrale wal ur nieve: her tegltoe cer. For freight or passage, apply. on board, at Orleans wharf, Ci Will be performed the drama of Rob Ro: Bailie Ji by. Miss Oceana aud Mr Bennie. To denntates with the iE OF MONTEREY. foot of Wall street, or to Keen in New Orleans, James E. Woodraff, who will promptly forward all goods to his address. ‘The Regular Packet Ship Louisville, gueceed the Hudson, and sail oa Nove ay VALNY iKATR iy FHILADE FHA ARAM ers MASE NIGHE OF THE OPERA a MONDAY EVENING, Nov, 2, Will be performed the admired opera of the BOHEMIAN GIRL. Hant master, will | mber 1th, herregular r NEW, ORK AND HAVRE COMMERCIAL LINE OF P. he subscribers beg to in em their ie ae the public that they have oiated by John Barbe, Esq, of Havre, ageuts in N. been a York for the above line, one of which will be despatched | weekly, throughout the season. Th sh of this Line will be of the first class, commanded | » with the farce of | by me and the greatest care taken — MAN Without A HEAD. togive every satisfacti *rs,asalso to promote the Mr Oblivious op. .Mr Chapman comfort and convenience of passenge Tuesday—Second tof’ the Opera.” As the races of Sreightent passage will be much less than | > by other hnes, shippers sengers will doubtless con- OR for further information to 3 > sule their own interest byapp ng for urthes informatio 2d door below Burling slip, or J, BARBE, Havre. nith FOR LIVE RPOUL—Fin splendid Aatesiling, acket iid. Castain Lowber, wilt jan gears? | ‘d/accommodations in on | MECHANIC'S FRIEND, PEOPLE’S* “oR ANDIDATE COUNTY. CLERK. CONCERT, packet: ship— ihe MONT# ZUMA on the Ist of nl ltre passage haying nnequalle vi ‘ocal and Instrumental. and steerage, whieh will vee MSH HEA Arpl | Ln ap ac ao ni th i Gonth stfeet, Grand Concert at the Apol- UNION LINE OF LIVERP a PACKETS.— | | Packet of the 4h November.— magni packet te eRaaeN asin Hease, will sul hei INA PICO, the eminent Violinist, i, euler, MR: H yan La her first voyage, few are SIG. DE BEGNIS: her exceedingly comfortable Accommodationszwhich are nce | ao Derteom ee nent: aus Ve afloat. | CONCERT, fucpassed by any other ship berths, early application ae on i North river, orto T J. o3t £6 South street. MA door, below Barling slip. 3B ret cent. Meat sai ny id T R, KAVANAGH respectfully the Public, that I. give x CONCERT, at Colum- dian Hall, Grand street, on ‘Thursday fvening, ‘November Sth, when he will sing all his most popular Songs, bothCowe and Sentimental, He will be assisted by Mr. Holman, Mr. Notting, and and a young lady. ‘ickets 25 cents. Doors open at half past Six o’clock. (eae to commence at half past Seven. For programme, see small bil 029, 31, n 3, 5, at Ani- MENAGERIE AT NIBLO’S. AYMOND & WARING’S Collection of Livi ing . now in this city, are the largest in the United ‘The place is well adapced and beantifully fitted up for the reception of the public. Menagerie is open. from 9 to | 12, A. M; from 1 to4 P. M; and from 7 to 10 0’clock in the evenin Adi laren, half pris cents—Chil HOWES & CO.’S N. Y. MAMMOTH CLKCUS. pas unrivalled corps of Equestrians wil! perform at forms his Friends and , and celebrates ZUMA, bur hen 1100 tons, ma tr cabin, 2a Gal and steerage passenge: | a mostguperb and costly manner, with e' peerrs and convenience, that cannot but fort of those embarking, who should call and see this specizaen of oaval arc! tect mpgrt ROCHE: 8 B m- did ere. rage, early application of Beekman ROTHERS & ©: EeeD alton ‘street, next door to the Fulton Bank. be fore engaging els« eereets | or to the FOR OGLASGOW—Regoler Packer. Ist Nov — fn at Lambertville on the 5th, and at ‘Trenton on the 6th | "Bor freight or passage, having splendid accommodations, | | is isthe Largest Establichment ever organized the avply ou Doar, Toot of Rosexelunrset Baus fever tg | iting whe Largest xablishient, ever ongeaized, in the o2 th 87 South street. rdrobes, musicians Carriages to convey the performers, ke. ‘The Ch Femal FOR RB LIVERFOOU— Regular p yosket of the 6th | trians, wei ely Ms the. ‘Gree teat le Blast of tne | Nov—The new and. vei ip NEW | Age, recently arrived from F WORLD, burthen 1,600 ton: iar ‘illiam Skiddy, ADAM. EMALLE, MACARTE, master, will aail as above, her regu 2 ‘The accommodations, for cabin, second cabin, and ose new style of Kqnestrisn Fonts, Pacaliseiy her own, erage dd [ebeners, on So commer, eae wapyenlteg by any other vessel bast hee sath Tgp ‘she chi sreeah | 1 ercons intending to embark would do well to go on board | fog feature os cinta et ghana dag ae re for themselves, before cugaging elsewhere. For yoye ay Ey ion given in the re- | farther particulars, apply i hoes, Boer ot Me niden lane, or to ee of the utrancdiaary and daring feats H cormarartieasnd dou ecrests, _ | bi MMO WES, Riding Master, Mz. | Ae tae pa pproachable Clown, Kine clr ona Ae HOBBS, vr feusom May faeback are the ‘moat extreordinary ever witnessed. Juve - HAVANA LINE OF PACKETS FROM PHILA- DELPHIA—The Al fast sailing bark ELIZA- BETH J, John 8. Remington, master, will sail posi- Amon der, the | i x November. inary, ee feito pamee re, having superior fa farnished accommo- | gies by 7 the while = Compas ay. ie, ag a Maly a Exer. ‘ou timabe Sate, | Mr ondertny "Fette, 028 Lt gbz. gi01 8. Wharves: Philadelphia, ihre Seen ae Mate. Teo bares ONLY REGULAR LINE OF NEW Ox LEANS PACKETS—The ships to, sail in Tap- cott’s Regular New Orleans Line, in their proper | one me are as follows, h i it ti Neoretes ome el Grentt their leant, Gymnas Peete Fostwrag ont Gye” ;by Mr. Nixouand his son, Mr. Howes in in hig *Y and brilliant Act of ‘* ki he packet ahip SULTANA, Captain Bunker, foot uf Mai- Geo wee ian lane, 31st October. With a variety of o Yacket ship HUDSON, Captain Page, foot of Wall street, ealing, moet talented, and Novembertthy J.T. TAPSCOTT, 96 South street, two doors below Burling ‘Slip. ic perfc inset performers int oti VANDERLYN’S GREAT NATIONAL ICTURE the Landing ot Columbus, pened by order of Congress, is now exhibiting for a short tyme in the iy ¢ saloon of the Academy of Design, eorner of Broadway Leonard streets, “Open from 9 A Mto10P M. Season tickets 2 cents; sin- ptive pamphlets, 64. 33 New York Mammoth Circus. or ecket of the Ist ling packet ship wick, 1000 tons, et erior accommodatior for cabin, second wage cesseneers persons intending to, embark ; SS be ‘om board: | feeiony 35 JOSEPH MeMURMAY, | ®'cai 3wist re TROTTING. comer of Pine and South streets JAMES, BEVERIDGE, Sai PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE Front and Roosevelt streets—Sails, Aw! made to order,in a neat and substantial manner Sails to, be repnired insured against fire, and | from rats and dampness. ri 1 eres renetunlty executed. 022 Im * tre YACHT NORTHERN LIGHT FOR SALE. ‘he di a, hi i orine Paseesgney, balan conslonea tora |S choones yacnt NORTHERN LIGHT, 70 tous | FOR LONDON—Kegular November —The first class, fiat Lan, or to 026 Corner | Bags, | | (iE Fall Meet the above Course will commeuce = Pueaday. the 3d of November, and continue two iT Ns, pA Ese Nov. 34, Parse $200—Two mile heats, unde a cate g. Sorrel Hiram, "The ii, euiers +68. Fourth July. ‘The Northern Light is most substantially built of white | MBs onk, orper fratened coppered tg the wales, and is very thor | J; Rotts, enters. Sermon. roughly found in eli respects. ‘Thei ‘o.state rooms, | 5 ssc hoe a iltiom having two berths each, and eight ‘open Bertha (four of whi ch are double) in her after cabin, which, with it berths ia her forward cabin, afford accommodations for 24 passengers, being admirably calculated for a yacht, or packet for passen- xers, in our Southern waters. he quslities of the Northern Light for sailing, and asa boat,’ are too well known to reqnire further descrip- (" Ariens d Caw Lemtag wd apply to the subscriber, at bent t street. ton ciewre 'W. P. WINCHESTER. ot Bwrre . g. Bendigo. Lady Ellen. Salil. Aerio. 4 3 in 5, f $200, Wee LONG BREED CANARIES. VEOH, HAVRE.—The superior French brig AR- THE Celebrated stock of W. 8. ES ase | VEDE, Captain Gaandenay to promptly dis- Peon offered for sale at No. 5 Johi Bird Fanciers | BS eve, For freight, api aze jnvited to call and WOVD We HINCKEN. Brokers. i. to. be the best in the Ui ‘x |= § Bulwer. in song, with the usual variety of rare and valuable pe | Pe Og at aT Asie Cages, ae ‘&e , forsale by 0279 Im: No.5 John street, N. 9 KELLINGER’S LINIMENT, IN this wonderful preparation the afflicted have ‘ot what they have long and seriously called for, ota aulitary ense, in the sale of twenty thousand been known failing to do all that was expected of wit iets like magic in all Theainatic affections, aad pains ield to it immediately. Iti CS rage either on it ofall and every nature tain to cure all so: any grant, safe and nj nally and Lee Mr. Ji it saved t ite of one not a bottle has failed. High Bridge. —Atthis jew ce bg oF aro without a failure. Mr. Arnold M berts, builders of the bridge: Mr. of three or four gorile his rheumatic p ete raves it us hig opi rene ing his life from an injary sws- le—e po dno fear of taking cold alt the Bowery Line of Stage: See ofhis men; and in using twenty dozen e has been used ir, Samael Ro- Seinsg frooe se hed at 90 Jou street, and. nt the | at Central Harlem Railroad Office, City Hall, in farce botiles, aca0 cents per bottle. atl ore BRITISH AND NOKIN AvE NO. CAN OVAL MAIL Srbam SHIPS of 1200 tons and 440 horse — with the Lor ralty. ower each, aa | sof the Admi- aL . A. Kyrie. ats Got. Judkine. Hewr apt.C.H Ey Capt. Wm. Harrisoa. joston, via Halifax, as fol- | h YuoM LIVERPOOL. | of each month. ot ay ie horton sag Norrrich ‘No fear brie | the Ist of November. a Ship BARACEN, N. T. Hawkins, | a to New London 8 0 | October 29, 1846. o306tr . i ft s | r Lady Suf- | Sr. Ship BROOKSBY, H. M’Ewen, } Nov. | AGREAT FINAL congent Darwen Tay SiC on | i | partere for ‘on Monday, November 2d, us Br Bark ADAMCARR,JnoWright pt. | over the aoe ; Ang 5 ows = freight, passage, or any other information, apply to fay 1. June wT Leave Brooklyn, 1% P.M yi rs veh Any [ee A ee ebrun. 15 — er oh f | mad Fare, 25 eines oooh he ab Ferpool asd | are good, substantial v sels ably, commanded, & —rsieeellepclonstonees he mares Or and Boston. a cor i ‘ i! 1y on thetr regular days. ws ‘Their ac 4-4 } MUSIC. Majest modations for passengers are good, an nd everya tention wi erpool aN id thei omfort. te or’ thi ta THE PIANO, tanght on very moderate rice are now being built, and early a be respousible for ‘ y parcels oF eek - X terms, by a Lady, wi cy has a perfect i ow be given of the time when they contract the steamers will sail moathe, ae ssa L di fax Utascon, tad between Liverpool and New York. sis? | Her accommodations for cabin, see ston master, will d Oregon, touch ale bia river, ermedi sommodati FOR CALIv ORNs AND OREGON—The first class, fas ing, gogpered and copper fastened — rk WHITON, dee. | UNION COURSE, L. 1. patened early in November for California ion at Monterey, St. Franciseo, Oregon C: if inducements are offered For freight or pescnes: & hi on board, at the foot of Dover sed No. of Liberty st = - _— rh receives to the of sailing. it, cond rae wi wotwer “JAMES iso & co. KK" Poli, for a purse of $100, come: the 2d of November, at half-past 3 two A "Bryant po ‘had 7 Suffolk, to 0 A, Conklin . Polk, to go to AisonPreing | Match for $200—Mile he: o'clock precisely. James D. McMan enters ‘apt. Waugh, to go to wagon. Isaac By foal ard enters ean Merry, eet to aiey New York, October 026 8t*, LAST TRIP OF THE SEASON. {ot THE PIONEER AND EXPRESS PAC de pine FROM PHILADELPHIA TO bale hy ONY, RF ae. LINE OF reckyrs 8 FOR | ASGO "acket of Ist November—' ooKeBY, | lid new if fast packet ship BROOKSBY, | cE wen, will positively sail as above, her regular Mai wae Captain best 3 in 3, at 2 | Fs sa ship hes splendid seeommodstions for cebln, second cabin and steerage passengers. Those about to pi ed to Seanad are eared thet the ships comprising th yo sail poritively on the Ist of each month. ‘hose wishing to se. gure berths, should make exzly application gn oot of Roosevelt street, or to 020 186 Sonth xt, 2d door below Burling slip. ron Phy HSE 5 NEW YORK PACKETS | j Oe iO ieee fast Basen § and lerarite Packet Ship O: 1000 tons bu: jird, will sail on Monday, NS ia, ber abi a Stag. passengers are very superior. Thos ing to's should make early ap iieation oa board, tose of od street, | orto Ww. T. TAPSCOTT, 8 Souths our 2d door below Burling Slip. | NEW YORK a etd LINE OF Capeain 1s of this pleasant ‘es accordingly. idelphia, No. 274 Market street. cnre! p Bee to pay their fare in New as there is no one i that city | UMMINGS, A re _Paitaperenia, Oct. 1946. 1 iw LONG ISLAND RAILROAD co. of the setence, and who es to odes Cthoromghty with the greatest facility. ere eres, moath. e Herald Ofhes. Evol intianen digase oodl For freight or mene tODCLL & MI sek Tense MSHS, eS | antess bil Lic mast Tei ae ‘ge a the etrnetion, will please off Timi \ t, Noy. 6th, assisted by the | 5 h ROU! 500 Middletown ou the 29th of October; at Port Jarvis on the es Caut Hagh Metteur Will sail es cbove, her | 30ch;_at Unionville om the alsty xt aunope, on the 2d of | regular day. Novembor; nt Somerville on the 3d; at Flemington on the 4th; LATEST INTELLIGENCE. nn | BY THE MAILS. ~ Wasnixoroy, Oct. 30, 1846, Aspects and prospects of thi War with Mexico—Con templated Combined Movements of Gen. Taylor and Gen, Patterson—Diffioulties to an Early Junction of the two Armies—Reinforcements, Provisions, and Muc nitions required —The Castle of St. John—Plan of an Attack for its reduction, $c, The victory, the aatiaatias ol the occupation of Monterey, give to the invasion of Mexico the most com . manding significayte—portending, as it doos in this as- pect, the speedy shiccession of the most vigorous prose- cution of the war bn our part, and the most desperate de- fence on the part @fthe Mexicans. There is at least the encouragement to hope for a speedy termination of the Mexican war in a triumphant demolition of the Mexican forces, Gen. Taylor has every reason to hope for @ collision with the enemy, long before he traverses the $40 miles intervening to San Luis Potosi. He may find Santa Anna at Saltillo—or the re-organised army from Monterey—he may lose several hundred men in reducing the place ; end may have to leave a garrison of a thousand for its security. He may heve several battles to fight defore reaching the junction at San Luis, and when he arrives there his forces may be reduced to five thoussnd men, assuming that he will not leave Monterey with less then ten thousand, San Luis, with a population of 60,000, will be # formidable barrier to the advance of 6,000 men, if the population show anything of the pluck of the citi- zens of Monterey. But Gen. Patterson, with 5,000 men | is to come up from the east from Tampico, up the Panu- co 150 miles, after capturing, in co-operation with the navy, the forts at that place, and aiter conquering the 5,000 Mexicans assembled for its protection, and is thus to form a junction with Gen. Taylor at San Luis. Now, this will require the nicest calculation, and the most | punctual movements on the part of the two divisions | from the north and the east, to come up to San Luis al- | multaneously, and in the nick of time, for the combina- | tion, Indeed, it can hardly be done. The route from | Tampico, after you traverse the coast plains of sixty | miles, is represented to us as exceedingly abrupt, bro- ken, and difficult of passage, being absolutely inaccessi- ble to any means of conveyance, except the sure footed mules of the country. How is Gen. Patterson to get his | artillery and baggage yeece along this route? up nar- fow bridle pathe, long the edges of cliff, or in the gor- | oa of dog ravines, ‘The thing can be done, bat hew fee will it take this 5,000 men to doit? The same of He has a better road, for he traverses but he has ze to make the ascent from Monterey. | We are sure he will only go ahead | when he knows he is right We are sure ofthat. And we are equally sure, that if the enemy should unexpect- edly hem him in, ‘they did at Fort Brown, he has me steady courege to carve his way renee. But he the men to ensure his hen ? Hebas not. It will require all f the eight weeks of the armistice, and perhaps a ceed Jonger, to enable him, after garrisoning city, to leave Monterey with a force of ten thousand men. Gen. ‘Wool aud General Kearney are ata great distance. It will require from the capitulation a menth te enable them to concentrate at fonterey. Then there are pro visions to be colle before the long march can be undertaken. The ice of the armistice of General Taylor will be required before an make a forward movement, with the most active exertions of the ‘hod Department to facilitate his departure. Indeed, if he can leave Monterey before Christmas, it will be earlier Cy Gi calculations of our military men in this quarter allow. The interregnum is then to be employed the set board, in an attack oe ‘Tampico, and in the occupa: tion of that port b nagar, na the base of tua Sor werd movement west eral Patterson. This demon- ration may not ie anticipated fora month to come, as the forces of General Patterson will have meh or voya, pico. T! y Ind, for the not els navigation have se Harney, the New York, witness, as the recent other vessels, will bear By the most active exertions, therefore, a concentration of Geneal Taylor from Monterey, of General Patterson, from Tampico, cannot be effected at San Luvs (admitting the possibility of the route from the coast westward) before the middle or the end of Jan- next, ifever it is offected at all. Both armies may be victorious, and yet both may be compelled to halt for reinforcements and supplies for a month on the | way ith these views—and their plausibility will not be questioned—the inference is inevitable thatthe future movements of the army of occupation require the most active assistance of the War Department in reinforce- ments of men, and the fullest supply of wholesome and substantial provisions. Ten thousand additional volun- teers ought to be mustered forthwits, to garrison the posts in the rear, to keep open the communication with the depots of supplies, and to reinforce the two divisions of thearmy. Further requisitions will have to be made. Conciliation is now out of the question, and nothing less than the safety of the army, its success, and its comfort, to say nothing of the credit ‘of the Administcation, ins short and decisive termination of the war, demand more volunteers, more mules, more munitions, more trans- rts, and more provisions for men and horses—for the son has set in in Mexico, and the grass is begin- ni fail. the tim time and the plan of the attack onthe castle of Sruz are uncertain, if not w feng jPod But to | ome conclusion the Administration has of late rapidly tended. It is this—that the contest cannot now be closed while that fortress is permitted to stand unassail- ed, and that in its reduction the prestige, the rallying point, the key of the republic, is lost, and the door to ne- gotiation is open. An officer of the navy, distin, ical views than for his experience in reation with us to-day, expressed himse! — “The castle of Vera Cruz canbe taken. The are neither British, French, nor Argentines— the Mexicans and Me: crs ag they stand well at a distance, are igood for nothing at close qu | ters. The castle can be din a night attack. We can run two or three frigat: night ponhe the north channel, and between the fortress and the shore, and ing up close to the walls, can pour a thousand men the castle from the decks in less than half an hour, cut- ting the enemy sword inhand. The place must be car- ried by a coup de main. To stand off and be shot at, we might lose every ree employed. But wee must make close work of it. We must board the castle as we would board a ship, and the parapets on the lend side can be as easily scaled as the deck of a seventy -four rrison ey are hot | from the deck of a ak sloop of war. ——— ought to have been reduced in the beginning of the war. te will have to be carried before the war is |, and the sooner it is done, the sooner the wer will be Wo give these opinions wit hout comment, except that we concur in the conclusion thet the sooner the Mexican tricolor,on the bastions of St. John is displ stars and stripes, the sooner will the authorities of Mexico stwike a bargain for peace. ‘The Navy isanxious for achance,and it ought to be permitted the privilege \ of @ demonstration. We eve that Santa Anna will seize the first plausi- ble pretext for peace—the spirit of the people of Mexico tubborn resistance will not permit him to nego pparent. With t for until the danger of annihilation reduction of Vera Cruz, we bel tothe hard necessity fer pea California, and the line of the 4 hey ‘are con: quered in conquering a peace—they will hardly be com while we hesitate in an asseult upon St. John.— re two plans of coercing them tu a treaty—one \duction of their great castle, frightful aly to pag at; and the other by overrunning the whole country and garrisoniny every town. Our belief is, that the for- mer alternative is resolved upon, that it will be carried into effect, and that ratifications of — will be ex- change before the anniversary of Palo Alto, or of Resaca de Ja Palma, or at the f st before the return of the morning when the batieries of Worth first opened their thunder under tse heights of bey Respectfully, ‘HE DOCTOR. Wasnina rox, Oct. 30, 1846. Short as Pie Crust. Day fine, but lowering—rain soon. Certain letters in the Baltimore Sun, of this morning, show very strongly the sentiments of the volunteers be- tween “ Old Zack,” and Gen. Butler. No other man than Lundy’s Lane can supercede old Monterey. The attack some time ago upon Alvarado, was a feint, by which to draw off the fleet from Vera Cruz to allow | Santa Anne to pass, asif by accident. Saunders was not in the secret; hence his look-out and the call for the pass” rt. a soon as Conner was satisfied that Santa Anna was 3, he called off his ships from Alvarado. What do you think of that? It is all humbug. “ A Kentuckian,” will have to give the army letter through the organ. Ton to jor bomb shell thrOg uclkien,” @ Bemo- ews of bot! Si e caparte, is clear, The | writers ano! | one * J 1M" | orat, bs » will settle the matter. |” Genyessetton botween Mr. J. K. Walker, tary of the President, and Senator West Mr ‘Watxer.—How’s Young Florida, M: Mr. Westcott. an ah ! ae have got the Stal rie Congressm| or, iwitasa. —We, ‘tid you say? You do not claim He inst a Uni | Cael as a Democrat? Yee, sir, I do. Me. tye’ Bunk he is against a high tariff, and just as ministration as [ am. Mr. Westcott, call up and seo m Mr. ‘be he, of New Yeh on jt $125,000 in specie, at the jepartment,a few days ago, for ko much of old Treasury notes. Mr. Walker is now filling up a batch of notes of $500,000, for the New Orleans market, at 62.5 recent interest. The brokers wall make an effort to Is this patriotic ? No, sit; it te the ing, and the public odght to digcoun the credit of the Government No true American wil take an advantege of | Sam,” at a time like this. It’s all fair to cheat wait but in war times, no no decent man will 6! heard of Major Plympton, 24 infantry, ft New York early by month, with recruits 708 Santiago ? ton, at Alexandri: now re entiletier D fom 5 for Point tenbel, ns ined 4 | the army. Letters, parcels an! packages destined for the vate secre: ted States’ a is a much opposed to this Mr. Dig —Good day, who | tet for Bra- | ‘army, will be forwarded by her, it received beiere