The New York Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1846, Page 3

f i] MONEY MARKET, Monday, Nov. 23-6 P. M. ‘The stock market this morning opened rather buoyant, eer eNter at the close of the first session of the rd. At the second board there were large sales of Harlem ‘and Norwich, st a trifling advance on prices current in the morning. ‘The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company havede. | clared a dividend of six per cent, payable on the Ist of December. The beoks for subscription to the capital stock of the Hudson River Railsoad Company, are open at No. a? Merchants’ Exchange. The sum required to be sub. | scribed by the eharter,on or before the Istof March uext, isthree mullious of dollars. This, with enother | |, three millions—which the company propose borrowing— will, itis estimated, be sufficient to complete the road between this city and Albany. Itis full time something | was done towards connecting these two cities by a rail- | read, as we shall in afew days be shut off from all direct | communication with the interior, which will throw the | western trade, and the tide of produce setting towards the Atlantie ports, to other cities. When the expendi- ture of a few millions of dollars would give us through: | out the year @ communication with the whole western | country, for all the purposes of trade, it is the most astonishing thing*in the world that the energies and | resources of our citizens are not concentrated | upon one ofthe proposed lines, and efforts made to push | it forward rapidly tocompletion. There is capital enough | in the city; there is. necessity enough for a work of this kind; there isa sufficient quantity of immediate profits in the investment, to bring this thing to an immediate completion. The: large class of moneyed men in this city more disposed to engage themselves in the most desperate speculations of the day, something that makes or breaks them at once, rather than apply their re- sources to the construction of important and valuable works of internal improvement, calculated to add to the ‘wealth, and increase the prosperity of the country, and become large and profitable sources of revenue. We cannot expect to complete either of the contemplated | roads to Albany, so long as there is such a diversity of | interests involved. The best and most feasible route should be adopted, and every effort made to put that | through with the greatest rapidity. The Hudson = River route and the interior route, via the Hare | Jem road, may both be ultimately finished, but | it must be years before sueh a desirable result can be accomplished. Our impression, judging from the geo. graphical position is, that the Harlem Railroad is the most | feasible, the least expensive, the most likely to be the most productive and of the greatest importance to this city and those interested as stockholders; and these things point out that as the line for immediate completion. This road is new finished and in running order, a distance of thir- ty-five (36) miles. This road intersects a point only four miles from Sing Sing, the first town of any importance | | | | | | | | | | and | | on the Hudson river; from that point it diverges into the | interior of the ceuntry, in the direction of Somers, the | principal town in Putnam county, and in the centre of a rich agricultural section of the country.Somers is 53 miles | i from the City Hall, about twenty-five miles from the Hudson river, and aboat sixteen miles from the Houssto, | nic railread in Connecticut. It will be observed that this Company will, when the road is finished to Somers, (which will be accomplished sometime in January,) have reached avery important point, one that not only se- cures a much greater revenue than has been heretofore received, but a point which secures a further extension ofthe line. Every mile added to the road, makes its ulti- mate completion a matter of much less doubt and unce: tainty, and cannot but increase the confidence of those | interested in its productiveness. ‘We have nothing to say in relation to the Hudson River Railroad Company, any further than that we hope itwill, after the second attempt to fill up the capital steck has been fairly tested, and in the event of its being unsuccessful, jointhe Harlem Company, and push that road through at once. If those who have interested them. selves in the Hudson river route, are really anxious fora railroad communication with Albany, independent of any local advantages a road on the river may give them, they | ‘Will not hesitate a moment to take hold of, and aid the construction ef the Harlam road. More than one-third of the distance between this city and Albany will soon ~ be covered by the track ef this company, and the remain- der ef the distance, to form a connection with the west- ern road, being about eighty miles, can be built for a sum much less then that required to build the one hun- dred and fifty miles on the river. An effort is being made to fill up the amount required to construct a road from New Haven to intersect the Harlem, at some point in the vicinity of Williams’ Bridge, Of the twenty thousand shares set apart for this city and the towns on the line, about 14,000 shares have been taken in this city. The company have not opened, nor does it intend opening books for the indiscriminate sub- | scription to the stock, but offer it to such parties only as are ableto take it, and keep it from being thrown upon | the market. There is not the slightest doubt but that this road, which will pass through the principal towns in Connecticut, on the Sound, and intersect the Housatonic at Bridgeport, will be finished long betore any connec- tion is made with Albany, by any line within our own State. The distance from the point where it would join the Harlem to New Haven, is about sixty-five miles, and the distance from Somers to where the Harlem would join the Western, is about eighty miles, and we have not | the slightest doubt but that the New Haven road will be finished and in operation yoars before the extension is | made to Albany. Another burning of bills of the Central Bank of Au- usta, Georgia, was had at the bark on the 12th inst. when nearly ferty eight thousand dollars were destroyed, leaving a circulation of less than forty thousand dollars- The coal barge General Taylor ‘arrived at Fairmount on Saturday afternoon, from Schuylkill Haven. She is | seventeen and a half feet wide, and about one hundred feet long, and isthe first arrival from the coal region of the large barges adapted to the new locks and the en Jarged navigation. The New Orleans Times of the 16th inst., in speaking of Texas securities and exchange, says :— “ Texas securittes have been quite inactive since our last; there is some demand at our inside figures, but holdersare not willing to sell on these terms, preferring to await the chances of a speculative movement in the marketere long. We quote treasury notes 1434 a 1éc; interest notes 1. ten percent do 20 8 2ic. on the dollar. “No improvement has taken place in foreign exchange, and the demand, as before observed, is not equal to the supply. We quote sterling 5406 per cent premium; France 5f45a 5f50. The rates for Northern exchange-| have slightly improved, under the influence of a better enquiry, and we now quote sixty day bills on New York Ma 2% percent discount; checks, }¢ per cent discount.”’ The message of Gov. Drew, of Arkansas, announces tht the State debt smounts to $3,617,297 59, with an an- nel accruing interest of $164,66019. The Governor | réommends that the State kk be wound us The péulation of the State is 145,000, being an increase of | fifr per cent in the last six years. Old Stock Exchangs.' _ yore 92% $4 she Haslem RR lo ‘ wo 30 4 at Bas wm Ht 2 2 ao be is 0 Ishs SateNY 8 20 = do Ids 50 a cih 20 = do b20 30 fe Tes: % 100 do 497% 10Cant i do b60 50 4: bi i 100 a a: wa #| 100 s 27 | 130. b30 27% | 0 cI b30 63 | Board. ) 190 # Nor& Wor B10 603 100 shs Harlem RR 590 503¢ $1 & viseog iy 3° st 30 a) 3 Dis Goi 100 Go B50 5034 100 do 30 Goig 150 do $30 50 0 do #360 50 do 530 50) a 4 bis SO sto go bs 30 ” 3 @ 30 50! Ficlem RR seo ao ete palates bio £0 dias Ht te Bode 160 Mai At Restvile Tenn., on Tuesday, 10th inst., by the av. C.D. Elliott, Mr. Wot. FLouswoy, of Shreveport "1p Mist Eussanerne Ms daughtor of Generel Reed rinetron U. 8. Consul at Liverpool. inst , at the Roman Catholic Church of the | atvity, ad 3 i 1634; eight per cent bonds 18 a 19c; | Gn Monday ue ats tty ei - wor Meusehonse jnaintances are res, TFacinsedtsd acguintanea speottully invi- | nh sprelock, ‘A. M., from her late street, corner say, 25th residence No 97 Frank- | anniay Harr. ortse, in the 14th | at | lin of Church. Herremains will be taken | te Gepenveed Cometey 2 ,. On Monday, Nov. 234, Was. Hexay Dorey, — + aged 1 nd bmomhs | 4 f ni r oeenctanl invited ral, © Tesi e of hi father, No. 47 Rooseve't street norrow ( ‘Wednesday | afternoon at 2 o’clock, Tn the City and Count November to Men 51; Women a Bo, Apoplers, 11; Asche i 1; ‘Burued or sualities, Cho! vulsions, 11 City Inspector's Office, Nov ggdang 1 i Jéth day of | 21st day of wt Nevenver 146, ‘oral isa. ality, 95 in the now, 2. 2 5, 26; 40t0 $0, Say sp to 60, I CHER City Inspector. 3 Ol ‘Sero! Bleeding fro Comoe, 3: onsumption, Debility, 8; Delini head id 7 fla, 2; 5 soi 23 stint ie 1ST REGT. U.S. VOLUNTEERS. C.B. BROWER, Lieutenant Commanding. U. 8. healt SP ae C, FIRST T yaratory to By order of n2t it* rre HE members of this company are di themselves lee apps at the Branch Hot 6 Mustered into the servi ss. Afew able bodied By wanted to fill vecan of ry. United MES BARCLAY, Captain. HEAD QUARTERS, STATE OF NEW.YORK, ‘Absutant Genenat’s Orvice, Axpany, Nov. 21, 1816. Treat of Volant ral Orders dated May 28th, 1846. Ward B. B | Be at such place as shal ‘ar D, an it will consult by th Col. B soon as practicable, in choosing officers of the mili ing any vacancies which may officers of his Regiment. By order o} HEAD QUARTERS MERCER HOURE. tale Yo} First Regiment the pl ‘The following place: several eorre York Ftate Company B, Count. ery. ‘Comp cme fof Grand an: AL ee ‘ot mal atet i] Company Ge —— Fairchild, Captain, Demoeratie He: arters. 168! str Geary keen Coane | Ses to ret ty. By order. Ad; kaonen Ke | Cnas.F. Gautacnen, ct. Il be desi; ei % vm Col. James Beare ee er it to perform Mexico, wel is hereby ‘ordered, ‘hat Ts, Cage under the call made fe) ORDERS. HE Governor hay is day received a req the President of ited Seates fo fafantry 's State, to 9 ; and cemmanded by Colonel urnett, of the city of | ‘New York, fo vanner prescribe hwith assem- uty, ‘and with whom the subject. a by law for ‘ot this State, Col. Burnett Will also promptly make the necessary arrangements for hil: happen to exist in the present ofthe Commander.n R E. TEMPLE, Adj. Gen. ___ REGIMENTAL ORDERS—NO. In compliance with General Orders, dat ber 2ist, 1846, the several Companies 1 Bongar, Capt. heat vitor James Barclay, Captain, Branch Hotel, No 36 jit. f this wr, es of rendezvous herein des ular instructions will be sent to each Captain | Novem- tare re selected as the rendezvous for the ing the First Regiment of New ct Captain, Mercer House, corner any D, —— Taylor, Captain, Native American Hall, roadway. £, —— Hewitt, Captain, Shakspeare Hotel, cor- iam and Duane streets. sce F,—— Gallagher, Captain, MilitarytHall, Bowe- "Company G, —— Hungerford, Captain, National Hall, Ca- The officers’ and members of Convenes are hereby ordered rt at their respective rendezvous immediately for du- anes B. BURNETT, Colonel U. 8. Volunteers of New York. n23 3t*r TH ban’ Havel, December 22, Rotel n22 tere 1846, ¥ iny s 7 Broadway; 234 Broadw: §S.—Dodworth’s Band will be in attendance. \HE LAFAYETTE FUSILIERS, enmmanded by Capt. James Wilson, xive their First Anoual BALL, at Kath- ‘Tickets can be had by ay ay; and at Rathbun’s HE MEMBERS OF PROTECTION HOSE CO. 3). Smith, of No. 205 Frout street, Refreshments furnished us at turday morning, the 2ist dose Joux A. Porter, Foreman. beg leave to return their sincere for the v the fire in is to Mr. liberal ‘ater str Insane 1. WILLIAM W. nhergac + nd y. 4 eer ‘Warmed a bear” ay —Broken, $6: quality. fi from the Sphoon vein. “Now is the winter of our discontent, Made glorious summer by the Phas of, Kaos.” MUFFS, SLEIGH ROBES, BUFFALO OV! OVER A LANOR ANp CHES? AcsORTARERS, a the HATTER, IN BUILDING. ive FURS?! FURS!! FURS!!! “The Far that worms a monarch, Apply at the vessel, or at the Coal Yard, No. 504 vem near Spring street. improved. ‘OATS, = est Peach Orchard, the last this season, at these low i + $6 25 ered from seboocer rande, at the next pier to Spring stree PATRICK KERRIGAN. ERVALENTA. } iM be} dersigned have j valenta, put up in the public either whole: n2¢ Im*rh 6 A “CA RD. E.W. TRYON&CO., TAL B ible good: faction. Tryon is now wardrobe e assared that the’ ter satisfaction than ever. LORS, No. 237 BRoap way, EG to inform their friends, and the public in general,that having made arrangements with a house in d they are constantly receiving the newest and most Is, and at such prices as will devotin; dhe g most fas! can Dow give their friends and mdi ire entire a patro ved a fresh supply of Er- packages, which they offer to rd, Park Row, and $81 Broadway. jon ‘an onal attenti f secured the ae1- piai may be ¢: for proof of which read the toll batter abottle of pain ave enjoye Wetted bythe tunely une SeWISTAL Mowing: Red Jw fd BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, e half of it, 1 was able to resume my ce that time used two botiles of have been entirely free from thee = on ofa bad cold in February last, d better health thaa | ever Ges, Y., May 7, 1845. rely’ attacked with 0 attend to my dw t phy: "our gave meno altel ta the wheter 1ee2, I prceured place POTTER. We are all well acquainted with Mr. Wm. C. Potter, know affliated tm ti is entitled to fall cres | that he,ws statemen mannerhe describes, aud that his SCOTT & WALDRON, | None genai ed |. BUTTS on the wera For sale by NDS. Agents for New art ity alro by draggists generally throughout the United States and Canada. et 1tD&W BOGLE’S HYPERION FLUID. ir, ord vat tha Fiuid of id ior six months my time I Borehe ed ow Se — our read ficat curnin of its entire other pr and grown pply_of ‘ou Sa- | pl | Good | ‘may both of whieh he well the Gerwan ANTED— at RU O LEARN WOOD ENGRAVING, taste for Drawing. Good references reqi Apply to 83 2t rre _No oe AS er, or has no objection to a groeery and liquor AEAND Ss, No Woot Mataae tase jerences required. arta cick imc by a young man as —s seven TO 5 AlLOS. BOY WANTED. soker f cadet on james Decne No. t Ferry street. | y. one lirst rate Book Maker. Ss | fe my snilen 1p tae On ‘ie they will y from ten hoard ine /aguerreoty pe apparatus ent, cheap Pr oan oan with ry to the WANTED, (new) and ofthe latent 3 Ke alske bere. “Eaton of De Gal with | private family, wi | tion near Broadway on the west #1 le below Canal street. | ‘The best of references di 1. C i] ~ CLARKE’S SACKS, _ | 116 William street, RACEFUL G Ty NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be act Breakfast aud Tea and a large airy bedroom in a woods for cash, and we. abled to offer the most te | economical. hereed at $25, for $20" and an $18 coat aruient in proportien. ead icent assortment of fine Uvereoats and My black cloth Sacks, with silk collars and fronts. are $)1, here no other boarders are kept The loca box 115 I dda er nat it*sre osite the Washington Stoves, HEAP.—By purchasi my no man credit, | ie en- nducements to the truly | Twill 1 make. to order @ coat, usually for $15, and every Tam likewise provided with a Sack Coats. 7 AND 03 3tis*r LOST OR STOLEN, some as low as $5. "THREE NOT! 1846, for $134 rane at Steub: bell, and en against n otiating the same iiberaly 022 Iw*rh G amere trifle coats, an NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN. ENTLEMEN, bay ‘buttons the times ie new clothes would be usele: clothes to No 91 Murray where you canjget all you want done before you go to thewars according to promis: the case at trial i cleaned, or dyed sceats. Please not Tailoring store this cold weather. n22 2w*rre ly rewarded, any pants, when you can get them vexther clea | altered or scoured, and refixed with ptt col fares ry ES, one at 90 days’ d % one at 5 months, same date, for $430 00, | Couuty Bank, Bath, drawn by Edward T° | Win & Co., and one for iy Sar MANN & CO, 114 Warr rson retain} nd'no questious waked: & CO. do you either ( Bs ene sell for alf worn out your ress os over- y! Gentlem exis strap*, for a You may be led on for N ‘Washington, jurra; t, comer of and no disappointment, as erally jason of the year. In addition, and vests for $1,50; coats for $6 to an ‘warranted to fit. ©! fothes | ‘warranted to keep colors, and free from all Kice—No disappointmentt at my cheap cash ALCORTISSOS, ‘Esablishe 1836, GOLD PEN MACHINERY. HE usdersig ned offers for sale, on reasonable terms. se- | T vera eon order for manu: letras will be accompanied with complete desired ‘Terms made known on poe Pad letter to J. M. TROW! n2i st*r te sets of Gold Pen Machi 4 in perfect Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.’ They tical instructions it | thove jon mn rs BRIDGE, Syracuse, N.Y.| LVAN SPERRY batt without authority, has t aued from 4 judge of the Saperi Festtalved trom using said ropertmership, name of Sperry & Read for any pur thousand dollars. aci r w Haven, U the. aan ee Sperry & Read, NOTICE. used the name of Sperry & Read byw it of injunction is- , been enjoined avd | se wherever. Si under penalty of five dno contract made by said Sperry, in wiles be eT ARS pee onnecticut, Nov. Ba 1846, mat were WTOWN ‘on hand and N& picked Newtown Pi also, 2000 arket; bergs, Gre 20 Im*rh Be ote sr ariaaeese made kn lication. forthe season to her Pupils, the first week of December. n2t im*re enn, &e. Qui put up to order for shipping at the shortest notice. 24 PAULINE DERJARD DINS, of the ‘Academie PIPPIN APFLES.—The subscriber has tee for sale 2000 barrels of c'oice hand ‘pp put up expressly for the English rr is Of choice Lad Spiezen- es aud Petaioes clweyacn bend end SAMUEY. SHOT WELLE, Fulton market. d street, West of Broadw that Miss D. vill ive e the first ball CEAN SPEAM NAVIGATION CO—The Books for ‘Subseription are now open at the OF for an amount 41 Broad street, percent each, as may be re wired by the ‘operations of Fine ~-ompany, on the Phe Stockhold have the preference over others for the balance of the stock whenever the same is required. New York, Nov. 19, 1846. NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY. EUROP. THY, 7 FREDERICK HOLLICK, M.D, hag met with, and this book 1s an ‘creas that he is as strony and fearless as ever in For sale whelesale ‘and retail by the Ni y, South-east cor. of Fifth and Chestnut sts., Phila fetal Price 25 cents. a ‘The most liberal dircountis made to the trade, on all hooks Com| del, hia by the TICE. Office of the Company, with the that wil ,000, to complete th ur giving 30 days’ previous peticg lers who subscribe to the first $500,009 will JOHN J. BOYD, HERMANN OEFLRICHS, yor Drugs and Galvanism, compared by Practitioner of | “ie reputation of the persecutions h. bein the hands of ever al publishing | cautioned | ‘said notes to the subscribers, | As such, bring or send your | AUCTION fOrIOMS, More MNT an: iy at Mma stee! 2 Wathen of AMUSEMENTS, PAs? THBATRE-«Tucsday yeni pity OnABL ES KE KEAN » Nov. Bithe och LATEST INTELLIGENCE. a TELEGRAPHIG. BS KE. and silver Levers, Lepines, and Duplex W j NH GHO- VAN SENHOFF, footers, guar i Brace! Oa which occasion will be performed thaktbpeare tragedy im he also, bia alah le Baskets, Gira les SKING JOHN John. King of England, Mr. Charles Kean: Expio on—Storm South. sees a “herd. foe sruclen alan fa Atock. Sale Philip Faulconbridge, Mr. George Vandenhof; Constance, — Batimore, Nov. 28-10 P. M. ua Ur To conclude with the comedy of ADVICE GRATIS— Beaty’s Powder Mills, eight miles irom the UCLUZEAU, (Buchonecr. Oldbody Mr. Bass; EI Kate Hom. exploded th , . oi Onn }G$—Closi thout reserve, at No. ,, 00% 0! lock, and the performances, | City, exploded this morning. Five men were aidan ee atone Tory S3 cen Boxes $1; Pit 0 cents; Gal, | blown to atoms. [t is stated that no less than two the eal collection own as * Clark "8 Gallery’ Th OWERY ty THEATH te tons of gunpowder were in the building, all of Connoisseurs, apeculators and others ‘Terms | Bars gider Khan, Booth; Count Premiaia Zamile | Which exploded almost sImultaneously 023 2 is* The concussion was tremendou surrounding mesic and the city of Baltimore were violently shaken, as if by an earthquake , Furniture and earthen and china ware rattled every dwelling. ‘The high wind of to-day has delayed the South- *|ern mail. We have a despatch from Washing ton reporting that the steamboat having the m dary Drama of Ni KO e whole Stackpole, Mr. De J fet Roland Forrester, Clarke; Telie ‘reviol which BEAUTY AND THE BEAST—John Quill, Mr. De Bar; Beaury, Mrs. Booth Dress Circle 25 cents; Pit and Gallery” 1236 cents. Doors open at 634 0’ Yelock; curtain rise at ~ PALMO’S THEATRE. On Wednesday eeevings Nov. 26th, 1846, Mx LOVER, | (Author of * Handy Andy, vf Rory wie De bioed by by the eet STORE TO LRT—The Store 130 Brosdway, be. | Bla." 8, a Ne | Doe, Mrs ant. iberty and Courtlandt streets,west side the city, will be let until the ret be down. [t will ty days after. Ii good tenant. such ention present themselves. May, very reasonable. n =s Tel ‘possess rebuilt to suit the pu * Re fos of en sdtmirebier fi from now till the ist of ‘OR SALESA firm of filty- 4 me sned, bget dve’ailce Inoee’ Rlieebets eli r house, fitted wit a risiv some ‘More,” ec.) will give on board, is aground in the Potomac, the gale le mantels and every couve- | a New Entertainment, enti having dsiven..the .w: . ae fora rexpectable fy ‘the ve mia ‘diog ger | “ PADDY BY LAND AND § a aving driven the water out of the river. er se, barns, ngs, in a Mirthf lote: D ‘ecitation of | e. shing 8 ing sebatntn ite tropa the Sechard contine twenty wees | 2 it Aneta Ay vers atiuat comes N°, mail eft Washington this morning for the bay ‘lee frait —— ihe Wonlisaltnas bre story of * New Potatoes,” and his own soi South, owing to the low stage of the water and neveasy access from New Yorkeither by the variouscars | Admission 50 cents. ‘Tickets to be hadat the Astor House the wale, Nothing of impor oe ala ase Withee Reed eaten port; whence avail | and doors each evening. Doors open at hall-past7 ; perform. | ‘We Sale. Nothing of importance in the Western Pape train rans within a bua of use, Fenders ance to commence at 8, and conclude at 10. ld 2tre mail. ty very valuable to those doing business ii this 4 : aaa eos Pratite greater'part of the purchase money can remain TTCHELL S OLYMPIC THEATRE.—Tuesday even- SSS euts to ence with Be laaid Riogdove, Mr. whieh, the THREE 'S—King Bellifullou, Mr. on; Queen Mrs, H. Isherwood. After which, the farce called the CABINET QUESTION | E2tension !—Extension ! —Tom Polish, Mr Holland; Lucy, Miss Robert To conclude. with the farce of LEND ME KIVE SHIL | LINGS—Mr. Golightly, Mr Hollaud Dress circle ‘a cent: tpper boxes three years on bond aud mortgage at five per cent IONS, 172 Pearl st. yt 4 for sale, a dwelling house in Washiugton street. BOARDING M ee HOUSE, Nos. 1: and 139 Broadway. tn PROPRIETOR would respectfully inform e ilies and single geuticien arte! BY THE MAILS. Wasninarox, Nov. 20, 1846, - Extension !—The New Pro gressive Democracy Battle Cry—R. J. Walker and other great men—Destiny—Prophecies and Eloquence: Rites LLoogelackit, 9 ter in somtanabiog vents; pit one shilling; | | jeation | ‘ORLANDO FISH. oar FORTE INSTRUCTION. ences, ia home, that hi private boxes $5. Orchestra bo: Our sources of information are undeniable. They are aperments tolet tinrnithedy loors open at_hali past 6 o'clock: curtain rises at 7. | varieus, and all corroborative. The Richelieu of Pr. panay be had by early ap) THEATRICAL NOTICE, INTEND opening the Greenwion THratre on Mon- day next for ashorttime. Ladies and gentlemen desiring dent Polk—the master-inind of the “ annexation adminis. tration,” has projected a political campaign, which, ii CASTLE & EDWIN McCORKELL, | *H&*sements may confer with the undersigned at the office well fought with zeal, vigor, and unity, (wide father yiaiter, fois’ the ‘Hoyal Acedemy ot Rota aft and'so'cloeke Ait lester ust irorinirte Ritchie passion,) will uot fuil o overthrow their enemies Music, London, will give lessons on th Fiano Korte or Violi mee, 72 iolin, at their residence, 72 attention of music.ans is directed to the abov The crusade of Peter the Hermit, was a small potato bu: Walker atreet, near Broadway, oF thai of their papils. a eaten WILLIAM STAMMERS, siness in comparison with the giorious undertakings now ger. moderate teria, which cai be made known by Mates | owen: CIRCUS, =~ | in contemplation resolved on by the Executive MUSIC. | Boxes 25 cents, Children half-price. Pitia% cents, | Sanhedrim of Colonol Volk. ‘Tho Secretary of the Trea , SHE Aye, taught on very moderate | sury we know has declared that there will be but two by. 8, Lady, who bas a Per et know | The ge ESD AY EVENING NOV. ot Landon. great questions involved iu the next struggle for tho Pre. Ted’ of i eetenee, gad who | , MADAME CAMILLE GARDNER Cad ateaceet' tomate | § i toneh it thoroughly wide the gresseat eilisy, AME CAMILLE GARDNETE the greatest female | sidency, and he has announced them in advance. First, eer ee a ctirta bhetre etic. w les, Dan Gardner, and his educated dox Napoleon, Mr. | is the upholding of the Walker tariff bill of 1546, without divou Mates atthe Herald Occ! our Tmutine® a ented collar here will be thee per, Modification ; and the socond, the great American doc- trine—the progressive democratic doctrine of * extou- sion.” I will give you ere long some hints on the tariff’ question, A few words will now suffice as sion.” It is agreat—a mighty—a grand—e | formanees—Moming, Afternoon, and Evening—on whieh oc- Mr. KEMP will bring outa new English Pantomime, Iso busily engaged in getticg up a splendid lw*e is trguee BOOTS ick Sales and ENCH BOOTS for $3 50, ‘our own make, casion, FINE arranted to give satisfaction; fine French imperial | i: AV MOND & WARING'S | GS MENAGERIB. — | conception. Bree Boo, St MVOUNG & JONES tne | LOCATED ON THE LATE SITE OF NIBLO'S GAR- |, ts illustrious Shperplidiing Serutes et ine-asemeuake paver 1 | Dur haste received the hist 118 extraordinary Msligeton ot Living’ Noposal Gasicat | peopl olitionism—-anti-rentism—internal improve- | iret che American feattato, for ill coutinue open daily from 10.A.M. to 10 P.M. | ment ills, all will sink into insignificance, and price never eink int SO a ters, ke mat | ji, ‘elebrated lion Magri will Mae ie on be forgotton | in the consideration of this bold, and indeed, order at ti sublime icy. Pe m5 it is said, carried the elec- | tore Younes ate VAanst. | anbion, conflict with « Britian Tiger, qrouploye withthe | qo" 20%; <cenaton na eecon edition ofthe tenes | great American polipy, revised and corrected, enlarged | and improved. On the banners of the standard-bearers of the progressive democracy in ’48, will | in letters of fire, ‘ ead,” “keep whi In consequence of the eiliianc sadiouces and triumphant | get all you can.” Ay nsion, extension, extension. success ationding the unrivaled extibition of the celebrated ee ide aoe of teecdours® Ho | for Pucca? ALEXANDEK Cuba! Huzza for the Canadas, Nova Scetia and New iginal German Magi Do you doubt this? Let me teli "Adraittance 2 eeais=-Chaldren half prvee. THE ALHAMRA SALOON, 559 Broadway between Spring and Prince streete, n22 lw rre PLUNKETT & PARDESSUS wy. ‘E REMOVED their Metropolitan Hat and Cap thos ihe clablishoneats at the a howaad Ist—Nutria| any Brunswick included ! a HIM FOR SIX NIGHTS ! | you if you do you are behind the age. ‘The blood of the k HIG ‘EVENING, . | progressive democracy is up. The lion-spirit of our Saxon | and every evening during the week. | forefathers is aroused. Onward, onward—Extend, ex- Have we | not magnetic telegraphs, steamboats, railroads, and gun- powder made by soaking cotton in “hell-broth,” ‘ho \ can stop us! Who willstop us? Who dare try it? Wo, He will introduce among an | immeni ry of experiments | tend, are the watchwords an’ countersigns. in Natural igs yh Chemteray Optics, Pheumatics SEVERAL ‘ENTIRELY NEW FEATS, % ‘All other articles at equally low prices. OL ae ete ee contipuation of the kind patronage wit! fitherto been favored. Sipecrty request a which: hey have ‘n7 Im#re | | of the mou extraordinary character eo wo, to St. George if he lifts finger towards ine ERR vegetonn tne crear eee btn Bee ORR RAE Pte BY ANY — | Terferonce "in our south-western extensions. If, he | to any part of the United Kingdom of Great | Full particulars in the program! | dare, we must wait till we have finished them tain or Arelandy can obzain drafs of te | | Tiekets to the Rotunda, S0centt fo the Beleony, 2S eeuts— | before he shall yiald hi northern colonies on this able wit © rn ; . out discount 4 can be, forwarded by the above | Doors open at 6ig—cominence at 7s o'clock. _n23 Iwr sgutinant a seatinoe verona tt fo Bootaar. de steamship, which leaves New York on Thursday next, Nov. | ~~ AROH STREET THEATRE, FHILADELPHI | inte dToavo a Dloody war for his |. T. TAPSCOTT, . W.E. Burton Manager sod l. | whoever he may be, to end, wii at powerful alan nar 86 South street, 2d door below Burling Sli Poort a has E | ple on earth? fone of them will Kc fo impede th a ‘ consummation of our ‘ manifes! ny.” e DEOR, LIVERPOOL Regalar Pesket of th the fnogt yorgeous style, and is now the most beautiful ‘Thee: sguentngs of amall Der pela quacks in Theipan doodle-dom won't be hi fe have already got Ore- get up to 49, Alta-C: “= Chihuahua, # eon, and Tamaulipa | up to 64 40 in Ore, sailing packet ASHBURTON, W. H. Howland, master, will’ ‘sail ‘as above, her regular us. As regards the acco modations for cabin, second cabin and this well known vessel comment is MIS3 JULIA DEAN, In her celebrated character of Julia, in the Fonehbeck a Last aS but one of the en; qeecement, of Mi mM, an Sar eee intending to embark should mak 1S EVEN sia Artiste pan ersous ake 8 xico, nor Vera Cruz, nor San Juan de Tiles, nor To- Immediate application on beara poe of Maes ie, orto | Brae: Weltet | basco, nor Taspan. nor Tampico. Wait awhile with pa- nat 69 South, corner of'Pine st. | ie | tence. Ault things are inet done ere ae Got em all, in gaged i conver lateved Danc ry | three years we shall have them, end with them Zacate- Hit. Geeh gouperes ead cnnres atened | | ‘To conclude cas, Guanaxuato, Popocatepeti, Huasacutaco, Tezcuco, Sieve par atoatine fist at Detober. | LADY OF TH Pazcuasco, Timpanegos and ‘Zumpango; ard then the eaten: sed otbeia tke acsizg vo avail themselves ofthe'| Claude Meddieuot... extension ‘must be commenced in the Hast end North, healthful sn agreeable " o Para, will Sad the Undine Wei ana Mr. and in the West Indies. Our banner is that of liberators. and her accommodations «fs charac." nat to be surpassed. CTCL We ee establish free government—to put down mo- nar! and anarchy, and other “ chy” opposed to the wells of the masses. Our h Liberty street. HE LADIES OF rine! lee are utilitarian— FOR LOND ON—Regular Peek et of the i De- | Be Moravian Church, will told aE a for th of z ¥ ¢ «we go for the greatest the biggest many,’ 95 ED sets: EALBRRT: Captsio Wir Sebor, will | hetiee as a Receete dette ehartt and evening with & the stump orator in Tennessee suid. It is to establish the glorious principles of the proj we rally. See ea will the: the halls of the ‘@ democracy met — : aes ating o'er le of eating 7 view of promoting their endeavors to erect a building for of Broeklyn. Persons friendly to their denrrouy of obtaining tickets, may procure 2K’S Book Store, No. 57 Fuitom street, and at the door: n24 2terh E AMUSE. NTS VERY NIGHT, at the MELODEON, 53 Bowery near- ly opposite the Bowery Theatre. The place has been tho. ‘oughly renova.ed and is now one of the hand: sail as above, her regular day.) “Phe accommodations. in tus splendid Yestel for cabin, 2d cabin, and siserage passengers, are too well know’ to reqtire comment, “Fersous intending fo embark, should make early” | application on board, foot ‘or to OSuPH MeMURRAY. of? Sonthe at, Corner of Pine. ‘The new Ship Robert Peel, D. Chadwick, master, will sic: | ceed the Prince Albert, aud sail the 16th Dee. nd tre. rious st n in the on eee The e worship in the € at undertaking, wad them at Mr. Shposite Hicks street urtenances. o! In @ quarter ree ®@ century have kicked every v of Remember this Gon Brother Jonathan wil FOR LIYERFOOLNew 1 ular Pack: | he | Sattasal me er seanlg dager + Wil | evening, Sun A is D seat sHavanahy °\Youreotd blooded political theorists ‘and celouleters, The secondaries eplendd ruse! for cabin, ad | Ghee White, and i KC Brae ihe icimpliched a ‘Caiboun, aml Clay, and Weber, ahd Mckana, xd cabim, and steerage passengers, are too well known to require | the it presence, to witness pleasing per- | Buchanan, and Wright, and all rt of second tate, | Sommnent, Pgoes aaa Waeuse should make early | formance, andalso receive every, comfort, and nccommoda- | behind the age people, mere talke ‘vamble and | application on OO OF Wes OSEP I MeMURRAY, | tion that can be bestowed upon any assemb: Free to all. rowl—they may go to cyphering | nM re ‘69 South st, cer. Pine st. | 22 dtis*rre B. PATC Proprietor. at it wont do. “D—n the expen: principles,” say the Progressives. “ We of man.” ‘ Hurrah for Extension and “ Hurrah for the Union and Father Ritchie.” Hurrah for the stone President Polk threw from the top of the Rocky mountains! Ho! Anti-Renters. « You shall have land now just as much as you will teke without pay: rent, or anything else. Ho! You who ere in in debe: Ee} BROWN’S EXHIBITION OF STATUARY. COMPOSED of Original Works, executed in Italy open at the rooms of the National Academy of Design, aer of Broadway and Leonard streets. Admission 25 cts, 120 lw*r THE GREAT ee PICTURE ts jobby Waller? superior accem- oard, at west side of Bur- i woupmvLt & MINTURN, 87 South st. Company. nl9 tm’ NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY. Di HOL, Paysiol raising the front are discovered sected heart. brain and ne: oa ee being Pot whole plat conceived. ‘The book is ‘embellished with a Plumbeotype etching of | the author. Pub NA South-east aad Sth and Chestuat sts., Philadel Retail price $1 25. publish CC Ueadan to th fj id ting alt Kind ‘kles, pimy ‘conceded cient to establi: ther detail. CO, 2 Wall Br adway, 10 Astor ies 273 Bro ind ply Drege Perfumers, generally York and hroughout the United States, in boxes; price 3s. and 6s. each, in proof appeared i NEW NOS. 65 & 61 WATT STREET. J. HM Le dima oot Mii; Mientived w himsel: to en leavor, by the most unremi merit a contin form his) frie wont Im*rre DRAWING AND PAINTING. | 'HADDEUS 4 | West Boylston, Ms June 12th, 1846.” 2 repared only by WM. BOGLE, 228 Wchiogbon street, | For sale by A. B. & D. SANDS, | gorser of, Wi am; New ork. "8 slate pt Jest | eae vs send wey, ‘and b ny Saree | | CHURCH oF ST. Bog ‘iE THE MARTYR. | Uren thi er ce at the AF OLE ire venta , ‘Miss ‘Northall fs, including heir ict! tinguishe haye ve bad. volantes lodges to presi Richer particulars in sm: had at the usual places. Fauds of the Church of St. George MA TERFORMANCE OF SAGREC MUS SALU: Ladies, snd in aid the M e Martyr, ON, Ne 410 Broad- fe Tickets, 50 cents, to be n233tr FURNISHED PARLOKS toleton very if requi reason: honse where ‘boarders or lodgers are not taken. 14 Barclay street. T R SRRL ER. Oc! devotes hii cee sone Hg public thet Ee practi Artifie ab visita ow it resis h tpplication to DY—J beeen Tuos. Mutiex, merchant, of this city, m, daughter of Mr. Nicholas Hussey, Half Pay Field train Corps, British Ordnance Depart aoe lock, O8iswerre Sets or success by that of any other Oculist in the United Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on from 8 A.M. to 1 o'clock P.M., after which he | ‘Pat ta. se fea legantly furnished Parlors, witn Bed Rooms, le cerns te ‘8 private nguire at Bag Ly CA of at Ere PO a te-any ong whee K. WATERSTON, « tothe Flushing Insti time'which he wis! in sete rms moderate, and canal a street, or at TJ. Crows | way and Bleceker street. N. RS. MORLEY, Pai a ee b ish, Teal feels bo penne cal is ad hone tions, ani tages, should Morse lev. TO D. The foce caticle is then removed, ri Ke a liberal by th bk. ESE Le pove Ro’ les, yy th Supreme Court of India, and asily received by the proprietors, are in themselves su Purchasers should the: that the '*Meen Fan” has the the wrappers, and government stamp. LICK'S magnificent x work on the Outlines of | pool, and ¥— Quarto size—I hus | iavected and eolorored to othe T is mods, on first view, presents the body beauti he fi ‘wall of the bdy, the intestines am These are again raised, and discover oy ssystemn are presented to vie iitted, the back and spinal sectior js one of the most curious things ever Hished by the TIONAL 1 PUBLISHING COMPA i phia. git Eeokt iscomnt pele tothe trade, on jotal Publishing Company. nds savoring, phen nal the ‘complexion, Is of cutaneous a pating tn, of the article whbos BS | f the superiority of this article, a connter- the market, and probably more will fol- re b their guard to jgunture of Babian & Co. YORK RIDING SCHOOL. FRONTING CANAL STREET. Hudson and Greewich stréts. ERI AM takes this opportunity of returning a setpewigdements to those who have from the aia he wae Riding Sel 2 i] teacher of pevke and Painting ripe L. |., has, still some leisure up in giving Private Lessons, or may oS learned by applying s at 1 comer LT, | street, or that of het cae on reason- 1s0 ready to teach is in classes, plishment, connected with a refined pare £0 seat 7, I in all its An ge eee of ach nd ‘hemselvescunder the tu get Mire | AGUERRIAN ARTISTS. you "who are in such bad credit that you cannot get’ into Price of | LANDING OF COLUMBUS, . The’ packer et 8 i QUEEN OF THE WEST, 12 tons | PPAINTED forthe Capitol at Washington, ‘by J, Vander- | 2¢bt-. “Ho! all you whohave been turned out, and all burthen, Philip Woodhouse, will succeed ‘the Liver- | P4 lyn, will be continued on exhibition for a short time 19 cennot turn into offices. Now is your time. Ex- sail on her regular day,2ist January, 1847." 23 | longer, at the National Academy of Design, corner Broadway ted! Extend! Extend!” This will enable you all to | FOU NEW ORLEANG—Loalslena sad New | ait irene be satisfied, contented and happy. It is the political York Lite—Positively the first and only regular | s, by Mr.V., from the chef philosopher's stone that will furnish inex- Packet of Wedeesday, 2ith, inst.” ‘The new fast ‘di n, Corregio, and Rem. haustible wealth, and continual dejuvenescence to sailing Pack Bark MI al LTON, Cap oaks. i now loading, | > of the Cataract, Ra- the dig mmecrssy:! The principle ively sail as above, her regular , Serie can die. policy never can ome or phomge 877 en COLENS EE diagle sdtsiaion Si eents. ea es Mamphicu ives + extinct. The oppo tion of thote ‘who. dsprecate this t. ni7 Lnis*re mighty people becoming a great military republic, will Positively ne freight received on board after tomorrow | hot be heard-—it will be drowned jn the ‘cheering shouts | evening, 2th inst. A NEW WORK BY SAMUEL LOVER, of “Extension!” “ Extension!” ‘‘ Extension!” This iv Agent in New Orleans, James Ki. Woodruff, who will | @uthor of “Hand; gindy,” patery O'More,” $e, ge' | the true meaning of E Pluribus Unum.” One of many | promptly forward all goo HE publishers of ¥ Doodle have great’ pleasure in | may be said of each one of our “extensions.” All hail i that they have imwde arraogement with fora series of American Sketches, writ- "Yaukee Doodle, and entitled ““flandy | ‘Andy's Post Bag,” illustrated by Charles Maron. ‘The pub- leation will be commenced on the 28h inst., in the next number (VIII) of Yankee Doodle, and continued regularly thereafter. Yau kee Doodle contains in ench number ten pages of read- ing mater, snd from twelve to sixteen iliustrations by Chas. Martin avd Robert A Clarke. Itis published every Saturday at 6M cents per number or ium, in advance. bills lading immediately. Mil the banner of liberty—shout, freeman shout. Music there—strike up Hail Columbia, President’s Quick Step, Star Spangled Banner, Yankee~ doodle-doo Yankee-d wole- andy, and now now play “The Extension Grand How magnificent + Landlord, Te) ‘out your jee how the small potatoe politicians are sneaking off behind the crowd. Ah! my ve yeu ng up your fiddles. The age of chivalry is come. tension! Extension! Extension!” ‘ Land Libert: Bobby Walker will Riipvers will please send in the Pass et bh Capt. Johnson, will sacceed on, and sail Dee. oth, her regular day. NEW LINE OF NEW YORK PACKETS FOR | LIVERPOOL—Packet of 26th of November.—The fast ailing and favorite packet ship | Aa Eldridge, | a | pwards, ner ‘edvantages te 66 Cari are now the soul stirring war crios. ference to any other, ss heart work Ni his, Loves: ae wreoety roaees make all these people walk Spanish, or he will walk over om wey more comfortal ent tl @ | in their orders immediately. Perso: them. “The Secretary stands alone.” Erect in hia rt “= thei seeommodstions "for ond | for ay remit at and greatnes*—what cares he for the Presidency ? But he | Cabin and Steerss d to W. A. dhatlasi, will yet bs President. It is so written in the book of | to those of any,ou | besuhs should not fail to of Wall street, or to Pha or JIT. T. sowmag 7 At their general nar 86 South street, 2d below Fe Oties, ONLY REGULAR LINE OF NEW Ox- | LEANS PACKETS—The ships to sail im Tap- | fate by Father Ritchie, and will hap) forts of his mony enemies. If he should decline the bur- then, his horseman, the fearless Dallas, will be. This is written in the book of fate also. It is one of the chaj re in the Chronicles of the Rise and Progress of the ous docrine of “ Extension.” n, despite the ef- STRAW; BOARDS- N TONS 3 i | be {fore ales ad Bourda argige «ae reeive ‘avd 67 Noweot #¢ 0 Vearh FIVE DOLLARS” REWARD, | otts Regular New Orleans Line, in their STRAYED away from the subscriber, this day, a | | The destiny of this le can be foretold, Thies an follows, vit-— ed setter Dog, Black he and White Spotted, were to | eventful era. Mawkish, commonplace, sentimental, fas: Packet aity MILES foot of Wall street, Nov. 24th. the name of Bluff. ‘The above reward w: tidious, shilly-shally political theorists und quacks, are | toa ship UNION, Capt, Rathbone, foot of Wall hareat: | Ou his celivery at 23 Clinton Place. n24 2*rre out of place. A new race is about to take the field. The low. 37 | KELLINGEN’S | Yankee Alexander, Caesars and Napoleons, are now to I nih ie ships oft line haying now commenced their regu- INFALLIBLE HINIMENT is warranted to Come forth on the stage of action, “ Extension!” “ Ex- jar ti ” Bxteasion Persons about proceediny mach ery nal tension ! Extension !” is now and hereafter the shib- Orleans will find ij in preference to tran- te may at ail cimes be | boleth to power and distinction. doomed and defested man. Yours, alarmingly, Ile who opposes it, isa Pred “ Oxp Poms.” to their advantage to select it ships, as their punetualit t ended on, and the price e It is perfectly week, and 'o secure berths early, app ation should be ly acknowledged board the several packets as above, bhlic.— Wasminaton, Nov. 22, 1846. | nee WR. Eo a nee ha ip. | The Executive Church—The Preaching of the Rev. Mr. ar FAPSUOTT'S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND Sprole, the Pastor of the Administration—The Punc- EMIGRATION, OFFiv E—Drafts ‘on England, : | tuality of attendance of {the Executive Household — land and Wales — BREED CANARIES. ‘ + 0» i Scot! rh ims Pei ae to gil Celenrated, wok ctw. 8. Brod ray willbe | Nothing said of the Mexican War, whieh is the reason afte si ithont dis- | Sm sale at No, John street: Bird Fanciers why we have something further to say upon the subject "Eoeland— On Messrs, J Barned siverpool; Nev to be the best in the ted States A CHinene ark | im defence of the Administration—A few explanctory a snd brane | ~ * vin ‘ireland—National Bank of ireland and branches through- | 1% igo, Seeds ith the aeual variety Of rare and ya EVE remarks upon the Van Ness Case, believed to be neces- | OES im No.5 Joh CNY. sary toa fair understanding why public opinion here is in favor of Mrs. Connor. | The day has been unsettled and gloomy, and winds | up with @ stout northwester. The Rev. Mr. Sprole preached us a strong ana brilliant sermon to-day on the resurrection. The President and the ladies of his fami_ | ly, as usual, were there, among the most attentive of the REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &c. of Secotland-—Natioual Bank of Scotland and branches roughont can be forwarded by ket ship Roscias on the 26th | at steam ship Great Western fon 26th, of Royal Mail fom Boston on Ist proximo. schiol, Woes. T. PAPRCOTT, 86 South st wert of Bart ‘ofthe 2th Novem! packet ship CHRIS: pe! in any part of Ire manner as he an redecessor in busin the last thirty years and more; also to any partot England or oy Jand. aDid dein gemenilA. baits (lilies, 0 congregation. Rain or shine the Executive family is rt er, 4 cabin erage being on deck, ia rooms, well lig | personally’ dep sited i with Hien with the’uame” ofthe peizon | ways represented atthe morn tag ot eecaeen saxyien, ; > re doth eatilated The eyaccemmodati s for this clas of Passengers | of persons jn drelend, england, of Bre smm ediaely ta | Mr: Sprofe, in his very comprehensive opening prayer, inathe yrce Maar od Boe which and te ects | ted and paid accordingly, and'a receipt to that effect given | somehow or other missed the Mexican war, the ost bertbe, Iipmoedione uppileation shoul Tmade ‘on | of forwarded to the sender. e2iim*r | thought it was in safe ha: ane a the Sp Fo yer foot of Wall sre W,.& J.T. TAPscoTT, | GLASGOW AND NEW YORK LINE OF | ter oh Witioos, Pethepe the Prosident was n22 9% South street, second See below Burling slip, PACKETS. bothered enough during P the weak with his Secretaries fason, and Walker, regarding the volun- Marcy and 3 | WANTED—A good Ship or Bark, to load for 1H 1d to the adi of ‘fit, and the ‘agons, and the Bes Piru Netter we ctcnaes taal orer.| New Orleans, ADDI Otte aco, | | Senses the outfit and the baggage, wagsat, end, the Figvares taken with ff Mave a rick | aI daa Se South streve. | PDERBORT wishing to send for their Iriends in any part ot | Prmy of occupation, and its deeimations and its re certainty and qui ———————————————S oe by yg ts, and that, therefore, it was the art Of De: onan ROACH.” "| TaOHT Toor LIGHT. BF, SALE. | Sao renig ine eribers, save nee abe | Wivoteut forbenrance tolet the <hiof magistrate have a 1o.be Drocared of T. C. Doane, Montreal, end of The naderigne naar tae gale th Sete | Te ANN HARLEY. Captnin Scott, tle repose on the Cn RCH re ¥ — Arties il ita always on hand,az #2 Nesarn greet, sal yaent Ni LIGHT, 7) tons | Ru Ww yi spain Haw ins, | ter all, wt ie pot © tative of mneh Sareea: Perhaps, igrican Instruments, of all sizes. Fiates | Yrve Northern Light is most substantially built of white | | how long this mutual work 0 ey Between Gen. | einai Seabee’ carga ghemleal, shermome | oa eopper fastened: copvered tthe wales, and ie very the | slant en pheea spay ince se | Taylor's force and the Mexicans should continue. conp MUMBOTYPES. | havin paw errha wach and nebee tral ends whch | ths ie only ay id, to make aITeREO | ore single town “oot not the general netesoe of popu A AWAR 7: ED. | 3 Aart | pereaiee given, on appli Bac lation all over the worl for some summary process ‘of forward eabin, afford accommodations ‘seat passengers, | PF Pee PA PscorT, in order to reduce the consumers (6 the aggregate pro: Tew, Ato feretcs made of tr se Dagwer | | yeresin our? eaten oe | To Hoa aone core OURIEAY Aen duction of bread? itive geltevident fact iat consumers st bees slities of the Northern Light Mesers. REID & Tr Gksgow. | are incroasi ‘ond the increase of supplies. Our Faint the raccof 100 Ine fe a | a we 4: anit In ad Ee iat 4 Pees AAC eotheergnericlpe saa oti Or ae Fes | ERE east eee eee es Cases; and tee stoe Por terms an gher particalars apply to the subscriber, at we see for Wednesday Nev. | “iicton, ‘Surope ts teoming ber eurplos, of pi Td en | hts South rege penton fast stling packet shin,OSWE- Toc out shorom, “And this Brings us to the Justice of ee SOMO Hos OK rill postively sail as above, her regu EO" OT Wo hall want elbow, 700m; en ig in ac: ‘ - territories equal in extent to the n- 4 On D v8, o fed on 1 004 Ow *rre street. Ine day, handsome farnished necom- quiring new ‘ct will om =, Nes terms, 99 nga Be Jas ecg ase ce lio atate Dest sat a —_ iF se Orie Sa} is ao. cs Son a beng vaca for te weRinate ecvommodation sf ea Vee ro ravthe irleans, J) ‘oodruff, who wil ri Nucheochee ‘ CoNeOR Ia ; ya snr urbe her having "i Keone forma Pema ae mm the Orwego. | matte "Her. Rev. eM. Sprole may then, perhaps, , think as w: whelecdle mone ‘w hahdeome fakdtome'farntahed ego poate hy US, 58 Soath-et BELA wil ceneses - do, that,“ the existing war with Mexico’ may be oprg re