The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1846, Page 3

rts waakaee whe of acres mortgaged by subscribers for stock ia 187.810 Pi the valuation sounted to $3,390,772 38, which Si tenwves oy 8 time. yt Tho estimated depreciation is $1 ot jeprec leaving @ of one neeree mle ot the ons to Li 7. have been7 returned fen gt which are bearing interest at the unj due TQ SSLaE taal tes” s800500% or ocr dat re: oy and Interest on bonde sold account of State } $1,477 940. ‘The annual eccruing interest on the principal of | $1, 147,000, is $67.320, Thusit will be seen at a glance that, apart from the liabilities of the State | st on @ccount of the State | dills and Notes and sup. the amount of $1,969,603 56 | othe 205,695 per; ir means $205,695 36, and Real Estate Banking Houses $95,064 86. making th sum of $1,473 369 08, from which may be dedueted the fie | 442 50: of this $317,402 2 ie on ecceunt of bills avd notes. $5,695 36 is on account of un- certain wonsy, and $49,032 43 on account of depreciation, being one half of the originel cost of Real Estate and Banking houses, and $118,212 50, on, the amount of cireu noredeemed. leavii e probable Sesinetive sum of $1083 626 58. ane wig hie the supposition th: the judgments egoinst the bank. and the salaries of bane | peer aoe will continue unpaid by the Treasury, sul = le deficiency. to be met by the State, on account of the State Bank. is be- hewnd | * bea sum bed in amount then wo lave reason to fear from loss on the part of the Real Estate Without laying olaim to financial talents of der, Tam constraived to present to your respectful con- sideration. a seheme of financ ple, but well suite I thivk, both to the sae i and the abilities of the I take $20,000 000 werth of property, made texeble re ‘our present revenue laws, asa maximum for the last eight years, which I find is pear the truth, by am inspection ef the tables for thet nowber of years. One-cighth of one per cent upon this valustion hes luced. in the two fiscal years now olo- sing, Les ‘of | rida corresponding to which for the sat ures, Eithoug mach under there: efi ‘any other two of the lasteight vears in the se- ries, amount to shout $107,321 77, exbibiting a defici $55,308 85 for 1845-46. There are individual judgm egainst the State Bank, for like | $30 000, wi must be r, and paid eut of the tressury—and the further sum "ot at least $40,000 will be required for rebuilding the pense: If paid | in four years, $85.000.or one half of the eg; te of these two sums will fall due within 1847-8, which with | the outstanding treasury notes amounting to $37,779 @9, added to only se phe ordinary ses for the two. next yeors current, will make the enormous sum of $172,779 09. lok oy are this, it will be necessary to mane a Pat. ee Leia sana articles a reperty, ema sand other improvements, Cranmer les welles ‘useful. all our towns and ciflos, ea inthe country—improvements on confirmed land, and embracing likewise incomes and salari: which it may be feund necessary to subject to a prepertion: of toxation. ay there means an additional falsation, it is believed, of $10,000 000 will ded to a) duce the sum of $75.000 annually, or years, a sum much ater than Frist! Bg cd ae ao! ta ta of the years | It is about time some financial system was adopted by | the Legislature of Arkensas calculated to furnish suffi- | cient revenue to meet the expenditures of the State— } ‘The public debt is small compared with thet of several | ofthe other western States, and its resources are ample, | | with a judicions system of taxation, to produce an in- / come large enough for every expense of the govern- | ment. The system and rate of taxation recommended by | the executive is sufficient to meet all the exigencies of the State tressury, and we trust the Logislature will se. { cond him in his efforts to redeem the credit of the State | those from the odium which is now attached to it. We trust | ( thet the interest on the entire debt of Arkansas will be ) provided for, and that every attempt to repudiate the first fraction will be disposed of as it deserves. Old Btock Mxcha1ugs. 160 shs Nor & Wor #10 65do de 101 T$LGoT 8 6s 26 she Ba*mer i tvest do 300 do Tone Islend RR 2 100 ¢o Harlem | 25 do Maeon RR P 1$0.ahe Har’ ‘SM 50she Harlem RR 50) fk ee a8 +>] Nor& Wor 3 oye | 18 do 50 do *3 53 ie de omen 1K Jodo do bed 536 a New Steck Mxehange. i $0 she Witiom BB c+ sh 5134 150 ths Ner&' Wor cash 52: 200 do each 5136 58 do 53%, ite toners War Ti PR al ie 298g 50 dt S458 do do 18 cS ia 7s¢o dn BS ix msde do enh aK | Married. | At Fulton, N. ¥., on the 26th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Ran- | sted, Wiriis 8. Nexson, of the firm of on & Nelson, | to Miss Lucy ‘An, daughter of Aaron G. Eaq. allof the former ie Nov. 23th, by thefRev. Isaac Ferris, ron to Miss | Bek Eure. anes n Bi Mr. i estes ir, of this city mie the city et Posen, (Prussia) Mr ae Piscceeds of Mobile, Ala) iad _ ‘Taenssas Acc: wdaughter of Abraham ‘Asch, Esq,, of , Mr. James @. Ban | eldest daughter of that place. Pd Died. On the 29th inst., at ine ree of Voted eer | ft respectful: invited to I afternoen Bey e’clock. His soars will be token to the Greenwood Cemetery for interment. P S—Masters of vessels are requested to hoist their camel. half-mast in respect to the memory of the Je- day morning, 28th inst, Annazw Girroap, in | ascenny ear of bis | frlends of the family are rn irre to | attend hie funeral, without further invitation, on Monday eran inst, at 3 o’clock P. M., from his late residence, | No. 69 11th street, between the th and 6th avenues. residence At the of Mr. John Clark, shipwright, 302 Front street, on the mornin; ioe oe November, 1846, Crarixs Topp, Master of “ Desanange,” ‘of M quer Venezuela, after a prom illness of a few day: Ae aliwho ae the pleasure of his acquaintance, Funeral, rt morning, at 9 o’clock. | ‘Sunday oot fk inst, Mr Anpazw Newron, | 20 and 8 mon! ats. ods end Cn gems anny and those of his brother, | Miebeel Newton, are respectfully invited to attend his faperel, from the residence of his’ mother, 243 aaesy | street, on Tuesday afterneon at 34 o'clock. REGIMENTAL ORDERS No, 2 | Hxap Qvarr Mereer House, Nov. 27, ‘The Commander t: of Companies arn hereb: mmancs duily aT Tespective Plares of rendezvons, and m: morsing report of ‘om! of C to rey Sa. com: Centre Market il ecent noeth ime Se tse oa A.B, E,'G, nnd I, are hereby | respective comm nds at Centre (Booms fir inspection on Tuesday, a7 PM. | the ereaettie regiment, preparstory for the i tin eed me rm to the service of the United States a Ee nt apecting officers ofthe US. A. on Wed | Soman es C, D, F, bipei! peeroley ore | i respective eomi t But Tonme Foows far nee brine Field Officers oft ment, on PM. ry for the i ‘sod muster iato th a oa ommiasiowed Officers of the Ist Regiment are herel seine elect the held for Liew enant Cotovel | ‘er race election, Cwas T.Gartagn VOLUNTE iS rendervous, ( ord Moll, corner of Grand jared att Ne. bes Sees Place (*ppositi warket,) or at Clift ting etrect oye! inrou market | CKMAN aptain. SHOE THK a Ons, ), dco. ade, Sul, Brae raf Sethes, ing Twine. Seine, of \e beat etait. * Hopewell,” and other | "phos Thread Lester es a brown. Warps, Cotton ate Hore and plain, Tete. Ne feat a |e paclsar aer.sro fre ie af wil mal Dress Coats, mates Sven (very best iia lower ity lower prices. ticle anally | low or omNo seoodsnea . 30 1t*re / | ERRIAN ARTISTS iN nested to thn advertisers pre- ‘cacclonding eaves be ng im? re | indieuons ree of Dr. OF WIL. | Convict, am | ment, so that be can be recaptured. h oles smitation, Wild Uberny i ae through aos aad @ muti RR. SWAYNE’S comrouny ey ay OF WILD CHERKY is mild aud pleasant to the taste, periectly Sale aud harmiess iu its operat Q2etit in'ons of the ‘Most powerful and certain remed Consumption of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spitting Blood, i debt plaint, Paius in the Side o Breast, and | ey peat of the gonstitating that was ever invented he skill o daily rei tylief of the afflicted Gences of its Wonderful curs ive powers are daily Je to conceive We ry that has dees Tiered eae nor ean we calculace the immense 6 acerie from it Hereafter ©All ages, sexes Py IE are alike affected by st, ae come is erattented: the restored by | s¥aem, the constitution AG otro ee ueD skit D CHERRY, How many weteore bgheld aipeoeais to an ely of you'h from the! ‘ives aad ia ay - PTL ch wastes the miseral er until be becomes beyond the power of human h sufferers would Ne paly. meke a trial of De, Swarye’s Comenena pyrop of Wild Cherry they w bene ooner relieved) than by guiping the fivere! 6 with which pers abour'd; this getable Hemedy” heals th night sweats, at the sam: expectoration, aud. the raion! evjoy ment of comforts pu | that Dr. Swayne is regular laerare 1 3 phy: —S years of experience in diseases of the Lun; 4 CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC —Be enutious to, ask for Dr, Bwayne's Syrup, the oly true and genuine article of | Wild Cherry before 1! flicted, always look for the written si on each vottle before you purchase, From th demand forthe above article, Drug- | Yom the increasing demand foi . Drug- mM dealers geverally, will fad ito their I his vi we medicine. Re- individuals with the Yee pared by euuine i pd of ar atreets ; Jouw Praason, | ton; Duron & | I Providence; Hoapier, Fuaase, a Hiway Mae Kivoxs Co., "Pordtaud: C, Dven, Je. 100 o Conk street, |} & Go. 142" Water street, N.Y. re | % } WRITING ACADEMY, 48 BEOADWAY, LA FARGE ITINS DINGS, CORNER OF Hfor Wh iT’ bat Kg hh B. GULDSM! ‘National, wall ana Epusial to the nomiat after Mondey, November 4 cute sum o} ONE DOLLAR, for the course of “' Ten Lessousof one hour each,” guaran- teeing to all (old and yoong)a bag 4 improvement at the expiration of the lessons. As the instruction is at all times individual, pupils may receive their lessons on such days and hours as’ will best suit their convenience, without | portion of the exercises. Hours of iapunetion— } and Misses, from 11 A. M. to 2 o’elock P. M. di dasl alles from 8 to 1034 A. \M., and from $to 1 The Terms will, in‘all cases, ved ts at: | eamrll Le made for r Stationery. | LISHED THIS DAY. | Gi o1 LDSMI 2 H "Ss | “ TEACH TOURSELF SYSTEM” | grteamanl containing pi cing y cauraved from: | e Author's own hand writ Ce the right musties of hoidion toe eat Hines ONE SHILLING. 1d at th v's Re id all Boo! \ ergy if, forte ofthe art quality ont, | ‘and Mevulio Fens, Copy | 29 2tis* rh } GOLDSMITH’S | PRIVATE CLASS FOR LADIES, | ILL MERT on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at | o'clock P.M. “Terms for the course of tea lessons | of ae our each, $5, including stationery. Separate parlors for private instruction, nag iw@rh | OUIS ANRICH most serpsoitatty tat informs his frieuwcs | h Place, ham d L Ju tnat he hivon at the sume place, 64 Chatham stieet. and and’ Jewelry, the best they can do isto call methane n29 3t*rh 8 hanes treet. ree fe dash fans can be ieeominated with board saantly situated room, for soon, st N+. Brooklyn, within three minates walk of 29 3t*r $100 REWARD. SCArED from the jail of vie Sipeceniane of only ight, light com- of rather genteet ad- EC left laze ), dark worsted prison co coat, dark cloth pantaloons, ‘summer a check prison shirt tundes a white cotton one, teacher in a common schoo! Age ish white dog et | to the ri yu Kg ape with him, and has since retur, It is probable he has come to the city of New York. above reward will be paid for the a) aprrehen f tiweat his returu tothe jail o Queen’s c ry, or of | notice being given to the sl Sci of arrest and confine- N A. BEARING, Sheriff. | Dated North Hempstead, Mecouber: 27th, 1846. n894i*rre | jiters, jad EXPLOSIVE COT1LOD Mer ennemeeal Nitso-Halpbarse Acid of the proper Tors Gus Cotton, of superior | | ality, with pdieccuoan fart sale at Dir. Chaltsa's, Chepnical | Depor'N No. 8 Cham n28 lw*rre Tc, tall; ), that sti Meni ing! yon the Plavo Forte, and sey amedind ot soatiring tre eccompuniments othe ens | et rie of “\Cedles preferrme it can be attend their ows resideuces. For terms, &e., apply we "3 ‘Mott street. ng@ Im re DUCKING GUNS. 20 8 DOUBLE BA BARane: Real Twist and Patent Sg u 1 No. 10 bore, one,or the lot very low Kiso Walker's Gaps wine Wadding Gere thot Weise Care Beata Wa Hibs de, ee eueral assorumeut of Guo es Eaves Sen Gea ers, a NEWBOLD & RUSSELL, No. 0 Fulton sect, between ar adway and wassau street. G A.’ TU 3 NEW _ FUR STORE-. Just Opened. HE ADVERTISER would hereby respectly inform B28 lw*rre leodidascotsene of Mute | in the richest style, and | lowest consta:tly on handa and Furs of all descriptions wien he is enabled "GA. STEITZS cular Payee tou | flopes by his attention to deve | tromag, it forget the number, 257 Peasl st Dove Ta eee eT ee BTUTZE, Furrier. | RECEIVER OF Praxes Pablie Buildi | neve’ FF! ce , jie Buildiay Oot Hk, Oct. #2, 1615-—Notice 1s be that the ‘Trex | re ti with scall, and | of the public pa will it ite of T it per annum caleuiated trom the day of Savalas irthetiet oar ot Febrn ‘Office hours lor receive | ‘\°M anol 2 | tne taxes, from 8 Wy STEWART, Receiver of Taxes. 8 foll description of theie Broperty to | FASHIONABLE DANCING, 74 Leonard street, West of Broadway. LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS. of the Acad M’ Boyale, Paris. respectfully informs the pub! her Classes tor fashionable age) have commecced. Be- a all the usual Dances canghe will be the new vais Me rka, Mazurka Quadrille, Poikas, ( dows, Bchools and families att ade known on application. jor the season to her pupils, the n2i im*re ERVALENTA. HE undersigned have just received a fresh suppl Peres bane pectntee, Wales er a the public either wholesale or retails apd Apothes id Chemists, wsasespra to Place & spell 24 Im*rh jo 2 Park Row, and 581 Bros | i PLATINA. | eeu OUNCES ati ij i QO iso, cevassortwen ot platiae cruchnien for blowpipe spoons, &e. le ules, for sale at Di Cham rs at eet. 023 1 NOTICE TO GENTLEM ENTLE™EN, why ¢o youeither FS, uur half worn ont when youesn get them ether | N. ay, or sell for jexicoand thi new clothes: Cog tf mablate. ‘As such, bring or send your clothes to No f Washing:oa, his season of the yeu re trial telt | take In addition, vests for $1.0; con's for $6 to ‘ui eprrented to fe cleaned, or dyed warranted to keep colors, and tree from at Tailoring store this cold weathers A nt 2w®rre "petablishod, {898. GOOTYEA®’8 OVER-SHOES Deka af GENTLEMEN'S SyR' ‘SI by wm Goodyen.’s celebrated Senty iF nesbie coldest, aap the case or single pai BROWER & Bole Agent for Goodye«r’s Man 100 Rrondway, between Wall Ll i sceuts. Please notice—No eather ACO! a goad « cash n% Iwere and popular Fauld Baie Dye, sinee its intro- has met with unexam+led but merited ens subseribers wonld inform the public that still fu nt has lately been made, so that it sooceree un- | It colors the Hair either Black or Brown Instan- f clothes, ani stead of injuring the imparts to it the beanty aad elasti- | be! ot youth. rior excellence will be 2: it to je application. by &« D. corner Fulton and ean { . wall, William street,and York. Ne agen’ mee fr Lane, New 80 Risin al "A: WRIGHT, 23 8. 4th ae nI92w*rre Kg Rk aye ay ~f SEGARS, oa Ht. Ji ‘Seuffarh rivet iP~ oy ‘Jeeras # ‘imo - ig. aE 400, vd of Havana rat teen kes’ fabric at wbrlemte aot ome jeuars, variony brands | EWTOWY EICUIN SP Lia — he anbscber tng picked Ne rnd ond offer, forsale 2000 brazrals of ice hand 1 Stas pels Behe ice Apple, Sputzen- | | Perer Grewa $25 seas il and ee a Ca i 3d A. A. SAMANO’ | T numerous adjourned meetin h REPU SL. NE ECTORS ARD, held at the Py ol John h iust., for the purpose of taki priety of selecting poornbie Be eal to be 25 ne eae idstes for the Werd, rapat | Fight of sures wi a do1 all honorable ‘up to merited y Hall -» was ed an | Corrupt or oppr Aaitdts Ae kee ion follow — A RARE CHAN ea at eeae estes of ane ond To man of Tespe ee ee are of sePie DEMoc Sot he TWELETA Camptell ‘ing into “0% 1mée TOWL @. KIP, wii | oe retary. img named gentlemen were unanjmously no For the General Commi Jeremiah tows, ome? Patrick Dobe Nathiel Jarvi For the 4 corn Me ~ for be e cempts to Joun G. Kir, Searatary. rt 's General Committes: rd, Sa, Charles Henry Hail. John Murray, soe a Meceaihy, James Doyle, solieitude and alarm , whethe: ey occupy ployed as | jorers on Resolved, “That it is the d if eral aes oh Sat aan er a ce MIAH Tt TOWLE, Caen ‘is*r FP MRCH Sold by MRS. J RVIS, 338 BROADWAY, next door to he Tabernacle, } Agents—Raushton & Co. 10 Astor House, 110 and 856 Brosd- ies meee » 164 Bowery Bt IN qunig ¢ 9 THROAT. wilooris A FEW MOR TH eins? eo ThE INFL JeRyins Col ‘coup CANDY, OARSENESS, cova ZA Ww. PRAPPAN, REA READING ROOM, 80- i ARB ‘Avenue harine and Madisen mn streets, and Mrs. Hay: eet, Brookly KINS 75 John eee LESESNE {Moharleston, S.C, (residing at s, 139 Fulton etre 10 Grand ask for M: LE, 4a ha incon BE i Chatiten street. ey jaca re gicktye. Paseo. 49 Sixth avenue, 17 and idson street; Nelson, corner of count, corner of Grand and Duvi- nd 1 Atlantic ra) VIs's | COLD CANDY Mii atre RB. i] in, mnaee ot las 3, 4s, and $1 each. sbM BY ORDER JOHN W. EUMONDS, Esquirs idge of the first cir ‘ant to the provisions of the statute authorisi: Ciroust it, notice is hereby gi given, ing atrachments ‘against absconding, concaeted) and non-resident debtors, | an attachment anh is and Geo: and that wajese they al and tolsw, within mine months from ¢ and “debtor issued against the estate of Patrick Burke -residents of the State of New York; ‘tame will sold for the, scharge such at any, proper:y bel opeea tes aon of 'n30 lew M*r par I§ HEREBY Gi ohyedthny Abas wa have boon, ted trustees of Thomas er, and wi req debtor to render an account of Mab Saber aa oe by, tem syepeenye Ekch whi Batnton, SPaj Pessession eny prope! the same fo Dated Ballston, Spa, Nov. 20, 1846. etober, Ii that the Payment of auy a and the el very to them ar for heiress, of them an forbiidon by law, a A. A. PHILLIPS, Attomey for attaching creditors, < y the da day so appointed: mn Aitors of said debtor to deliver their demands to us, or one of us, by mr, for all d “Sop ior val he greditors of ae bxdsived to sack 3 7 giesg 8 of ft maney | ws, and to pay Me se oiice EW William z spectiv counts and the day a pointed. WILLIAM A WENDEL, ALBERT A. MOORE, “” TO LAWYERS, EXECUTORS, &c. Just, PUBLISHED—New Work’ cn the gates’ xeeutor id Dayton, Counsel forms for Practice in t ata Soon assist mneennepers trators and epee the discharge o of Surrogate. It is intended t Xie Raryounios Conta and and thei various duties ret sale ‘GOULD & AN NORDEN te kt [Rte 114 Nassan st., 49 Wall street. Ba 1. & GOULD, 158 Nassau street. SCRIMGEOUR & DAVIDSON, DRAPERS AND TAILORS. No. 16 Jobn street, New York, First floor, up stairs. f& OLY IRISH WHERE Y. “di HE of Groceries. A. 4,408 bering withdraws 1 ese at No.7 Chesnut vreet Phiteael re He ‘0 suit purchasers ; together nd? Imrre beeriber offers for sale Wis oan bn in questi: | his DANIEL NOONAN $4 Greenwich street. NOTICE. ‘All ‘settlements and claims rn with the New a Store, will be sintesiosis to SROUSBEL, Bs A. A. MOS88 will November payable at Bieuben ( jubbell, aud endorsed by Depew, M: 1000, daied Lahout N lerel eben’ I erdist, 1846. hortly, on hi for the sale of Roussel Perfametien, Hoape, Bee. at th Chambers street and broclver, ply his former customers. 199 Broedway, N.Y. tare oy here he itl 226 lw® rh LOST OR STOLEN, ‘Tae — one mrs oh date, dated 26th October, 1846, for $4: ney Baul, Bet mber 1, 1846, at 99 day ehaaxe Bank, drxwn by De st ped, all persous are hereby cautioned | | N DREEW: ‘MANN & CO., 114 Warren st. | Person retarnit | wile Tera rewarded, date, for $430 00, | he sue date, for $430 0, payment of sad ‘said notes 10 the subscribers, ‘no questions asked. D., M. & CO. Car Ore CLUTHING AND FSUKNITURE WANTED, ADIES or Gentlemen a spi Gotten ere: H | Tene forthe te aed “Rien canbe attended io b Stra: Bls. Cobos na phish wl x74 ta FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! “Warmed het wares monarch, nd lwis*r . O' Fr, £M,PELLUG, ne respectfully jeovsadonlg reooemoas ata of ds ity, an | Bee ue On kt LAB, the old stores Souillard, Nos 2 Parke Ro} hav Ne Vork connection whate October 7d KNOX, the “HATTER ‘ULTON 8T.,8UN Bit vina. ICE TO THE PUBLIC. sof the ate B. so.anp, feach es ersouil Hb ARD te eg, und CE that the: YIANU inte ieereyodt Ti ie ntter fi jusic. Piano Forte or Violin, at & EDWIN MeCORKELL, the Royal Academy of will give lessons on the inp 2 ‘Walker street, nenr Brosdway, or that of thetr Pupil moderate terms, which can be made inown by appl pp very ‘as above. dine Three del toe THE IANO, tnghe, on very_moderite bea a ot the Santen sd wise eadortabes $0 un hit Pagrongny with the greatest Tneility. Hare per mont Any lady wishing to receive instruction, Niwa Marie, a the Herald Offer. om ti NO. 67 DIVISION STREET. paisa RI those of of any other estab! MRS. NOvED jo. 12356 they will forgo Sei 05 98 Lepbo} % 3d er pti ly low pelea. . hithertn heen feear Small Props. 5 freight or, passage, 4. neeom FINE ie eH BOOTS for 8 | apply on board, f poser eft treet ot, Fant Rive aie and wotruated tn ave satin nction, hee Breach opera WOODHULL & MINTURN reee i's Neg vo sees A We AT Bt, bark A 1 Robert Seo . hy ad for tet The A! Be, bark Ana Harley $Capt. Haber Sant Heilse in Oe, nts ‘Pair ot te “Asmerioaa gots sears FOR HAY KRE—Seeoud Li os Fechet Id im this eit Prva iy aria at me sip WALTON E ae John laa J barr wage, ee oo al Ima*jo rn Peat BUUTS ZEGLIO. the country, wanting materi- it their yaesrese to call before le the es which 1026 im*re & PAKDESSUS their Metropoliten Hat and Cap , one door east of Nas- lsowtines 0 sek, ertclons equal to + at the following redaced esha ie est 8 whielz hey ve 7 Irn i Law, with an Appecdit, couvaiaing hie Surrogates’ Courts and for the ue of | contains the provisions of the constitution of a dy; yh dag inae| f | y o me. lected with go is weil werthy the attention of | rae may eons way, comer of Di ing days, * Cutlery. tt cares - nee tea, wow ome aud tolls} eis a esa In sot aad dozens; ‘of oe a Snecma are. the att Jon of hous jeepers. 30 Stis*rh GSU Weoge thee ill embrace many va wabl LAL GI XTENSIV. AnD vA Ewen g some ‘cheapan bewst of history. moe whe feeds of sb 5 Wsponene. F's pm ine Arts, ony, American Histary, ‘English and Scotch History, ROYAL G ‘GURLEY & CO,, at noon, 30th inst., at 4 o’elock, ms rich Glas: “Sal " te aud Duelireas will sell on Mow: tock puious aur jection’ kuowa ori on stretch- connoisseurs, speculators and cs RLY, Auctioneer. LUAsie PRIVATE LIBRA- have manuseript teristics ar facts “rey author, 4 y are c| icler ces, meled wel dine Miscellaneous; also the id with - Md oul eal werks an ie whole to be wane street, comme mein iA sais and con! nes Sis Wee & M*rh. LEGANT, rt by the best les, &e., be. hant’s d 1 One vsean: street, front,'23 16 feet 6 ine i bord Lib va t 73 tr ie he $ is0, t f e = g an Forte, made by Chamber ne eot't inal, roar, and 162 leat deep o 2. ‘Two lots with rie Libear street, 1bl giver Tot bein is f 4 be ig ee ee streets, SWIFT. Auctioneer. ‘and the Pe a mi rete a Toliow= | AMUSEMENTS, LAST WERK OF KING JOAN | pang THEATRE-Nocdsy evening, Nov. sah~ ish Bite CHARLES KEAN, S'KEA GEO. VANDENHOFF, fy ake rs will be performed ‘peare’s tram y | ohn, Kiog of Euglacd, Mr. C. Kean jaulconbridge, Mr, Vandeohoff; Constance, Mrs. C a4 coaclude with the farce of SPRING GARDENS | rd Courtagton, Mr. Gi. Barreti. Los Monday, the 6th of December, the petite Vienese das- cers will make their first appearaai oors open 66 o'clock; wad the performances will eom- meuceat7o’clock. Boxes 81; Gallery poet OWERY THEAT: Ean jov. 30th, B Wrll be performed ‘Raion ‘Bhima of PU Gettin att ache { Gea. Putnam itis iy He- adisou To conclude with BLACK EYED aueAN. Willem, My Stevens ; Doggrass, Mr. Vache ; Busan, Mrs. Sargeant ; lolly. 2 Mr. eae Cire! cents; Pit snd Gall ry lag cents, je 25 ore open at 635 oFel jock; artain thor of* Handy A an will haye the ki ARE WEL é Om MONDAY Y, Novestaiin 30, G n he w, m which occasion he will repent “S, on ra Shae fast. aaition | te oer a he! wilt sing received, with tone Tecite the new mt admired metrical Tale “of “ ‘The Irish URNITURE Seite & Morgan will sell on } . Ist, at 100 clock, Avevues,« full makers. Pie Also 1 very super ~ Boe at No 199 Weat lath st., furni | AME: i, Awctl | | Bxtcurons Vesitive wateVal | Ea y—JAMES COLE will seli at 7s Ist day ef December next. at 12 o'clock at xoon, at th M hauge, New York, by order of the under- | Executors of ioburt Bache, deceased, the following /e pro} ae Milt st of grouud oy the easterly mie of Liberty od Benen 5 ob > til tuehes f outs 6 6 inch 4 front, and 16’ fee seth pengp.cnd otal stable on 8 Ec orner Concord feet. 9 ee rhs side 25 by 106 fee! feet east from N EK comer Concord Mreets, 32 by 160 feet. ator belek howse and lot on the west «de t 108 feet seuth from the 8 W eor- aie ‘pisement pet ive hotse voutae Lyceum. jase eont: rd and Washington s'seer, lot 25 by 105 feet. } * X oer une " jot on oL, corner | House, fot 99 by 105 La pee ‘oo Be | e, reer, back Inches ey 105 feet the 3 6 of’ yeiten ah runi ton st, with tl b ier] nt 88 | tw | Also, one as numbe; map of Post Farm, distant south 177 “feet 3 inches from southeast comer feet. | delivery of tbe nuctionsers on Wall HOMAS tnd we york. ‘qu aT ef Ae clock, for $200, riverto Wheeler uaines ‘wagon and | neame Herndon id bathe, ‘water clos i 95 feet 7 inches on west side and 100 feet on the east each Jot 17 feet 10 inches by about vacant lots on the east sige of C: rooklyn, -7th Nov., eae ke.: ¢) wo story tea roo! plausas enclosed with ‘lase,—lot 20 Treté tory frame house and lot on the easter! Bing through to, James.st, known ut Waildiag. ou Jam Toiaches ‘on James st, and about io? | 8% 'y_No. 7 Front st, known Nd Trout 31 feet wsehest Ti Teens suchen 3 vacant lots of ground on the west side of Jack. feet 3inches from SW corver rs 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, block K on ey ‘of Park and Ca:lton aveaue; each lot, 2 by oper ar om the day of sale, and #0 per cent on le | For further perricelags and ag ~ of the property pr enquire of 1 Fron: klyn, Nestea, age aes A Ladle “fomatiso, } Rasentors< of Roper Bach, eto telat UNION COURSE, L. 1. MATCH on Monday, Nov, soup, at 2 | » Capt. Waugh, (formerly Pea- Roanoke. ee ‘wagons, fros for, trotting horses tit over i J pre FE i Se 7 | to make a race. Admittance to ‘all other bilious chol to bethe | Pelee ge ceuts mI i and meas: diarrhea, ke. a: | INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to | eure sores and ulcers of every nature in | days, 0, | an | Hightfal in its odor and d flavor t family medicim bore all parts of the Course 60 cents. DK. KELLINGED’3 29 2t*re It acts like magic in removing rheums . itis perfectly de- ver offered to the public.— | dat the H. K. offles LONG BREED CANARIES. The Stock of Dr, VAN KLEECK’S, Sixth Avenue, pre of high colors, and purchased b At great expense pure! him also a good election of song birds’ cages, bird see » and other articles connected with | he trate, ‘or sale Py, | 3 WILLIAM 8. JOHNSTON, No. 260 Broadway. n25 3w®th LUNG BREED CANAKIES. | THF, Celebrated stock of W. 8. Broddway | offered for os at pO $ John them. They a BY the best in the United States. AC in song, Ot ia Seeds, ‘usual vari ke., forsale by t. Bird of rare and val ieby” x OREVES No.5 John street, N. ¥. 'O LE’ GOTTON AND WOOLLEN FACTORIES IN | ULSTER COUNTY. T OR FOR SALE, the Cotton Factory, T | 100 feet by 40, font tories, coutains 3400 atin aud 90 power loom: }, Coutains 180 spindles «nd 7 easing looms, dye vats, ‘ossessiOn given ome ly. n29 3t*rh ‘oolien Factory, stories, MO, BUECEN, 90 Cedar st. BOARDING ar ERCHANTS’ vue az ser ots bam 001 otf I PROPRIETOR de Figo ap ed 37 and 189 Broadwa: lv form 4 yt ine the tha he ba stnumber See! and pleasent Prices. A choice | earl; feafions a. 1 ape esi ANDO FISH town, J, compri a handsome commodious | | ae SALE—A farm of Bity-two acres, moat de- | ftv situated, about five miles from’ Elizabeth. | | dwelin house, | substantial atace or a respectabl dener’s house, barns, fizted with marble mantele and every conve: Whole, including gar and other buildings, in a chard contains twenty acres of repair; | of choice frait trees. from Jersey Cit; this city, Also, “4 sale, 18 tm’ Dail’ At5 o'clock, at 5 o'clock. leave on Tuosda: e’cloc! LM nr yond train rans withi & hundred yards pert . Property Sree pert oft | for three years on m bond acd mory PATCOLUMBUS. Cipe @. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening at 5o'clock, | | Steambort NORTH AM Te, KH. Fu leave on ouday, Weducnday, Pridsy ‘and Sunday afternoons, Seamboat SANTA CLAUS, Cay ‘or passage or Schultz at the sotlice ‘Tne easy access from New Psion by the various cars | rt, whence a rail the ferr rth ¢ house, renders | the purchase money can remain Pet five oy 1 "earl st. a dwelling house in Washingtou street. | PEeOr TES ink aa es FOR Ai BANY | eM —T! and Liberty Duect. ‘er between Courtlandt Steamboat ENICRERBUCKER fg ny “4 nent. — Mond. nit Se’ clock =| Places. P.M.—Landing at Intermed sm the Foot fer Barcley i "Str = irry, will wad B. Overbangh, will ¥; Thursday and Saturday afternoous, at 5 The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany in ample ¢ for the morni 6 he taken at she, appl; bos onthe wharf. troual ‘and Prov ie Treland—Nat throughout. ,_ Drefts can be forwarded TAPSCOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION OFFI E.—Drefts on England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales —Persons wishing to rane! ‘haat Bunk of Ireland and resets through bes Scotland—Natioval Bankof Scotland and branches by packet ship Roscius on the 26th Weatern 26th, or Royal Mail 00 ge lat Proxim. PSCOTT, 96 South street, ' second door wett of Burling slip. i rst fast sailing prek will positively sail lations for cabin f, Packet—The splendid, | ip ELIZABETH, Capt. Bets, comment. FOR iy Price of oem | ‘The packet — Capt. pool, and sail on PRINCE ALBERT, Captain ve, her regular day. ccommodations in this splendid vesrel for cxbin, 2d and steerage pansenge Persons intendin application on board. The new Ship Robert Pee!, D. Chadwick, master, wi coed the Prince Albert, and sail the 16ch Dec. gular Fess of, ist LIVERPOOL superior fast Fon ‘LONDON Reaular Packet of the lat The first class fast eine. bn a iP } ‘m. or, wi too well knowa to require bark should make early n Lane. JOSEPH MeM tate of nd rre. LIVERPOUL—The New Line Line—Re- 1150 tons bur- ldridg her regaiar ey, ssage, having elegant superior ac to the captain on ‘went side of eT none & MINTURN, 87 South st. | EEN OF THE WES’ tip ‘oodhouse, will succee: her regniar day, 2st January, 1847. + 128) tons ‘the Liver- 23 | FOR Packet, Ist December—The BS | Si sartas above, her rewular day. bark ADAM CARR, 400 tons, GLASGOW—The yeaa HINCKEN, No, @ Wall at. nt lot om the northerly side of bos poo wagons, mile heats, best 3in5.— | wbscribers $10, mile heats, to 250 | | THIS EVENIN universally acknowledged | 0 those acing business in this | } } Higgs, will leave on | Fisherman” apd the oqjoneeen Eee Regitagioa of “SHAM 8. with the Come Stori 8 01 ot “THE ‘GRIDIRG THE COW THAT. ATE THE PIPER.” nage of Varick and On Y MONDAY, November 30th. ‘The celebrated low comedian M JOUN DUNN. Sige Raseal Jack”) Mom the priucipal London theatres and | n jitchel t's Olympic, wail or Al nto T POFULAB CHARACTERS! H LA Thar BAPAL JACK! TOM Tare, He er by a fall and efficieat company. e versotmances will ¢ arranged so as to termi main at 63s o’clock—performance to commence at 7 pegcnely a Foxes 25 cents; Pit 12)¢ ceuts; Private boxes $3. re | ITCHELL’S — OLYMPIC THEATRE—— Monday M's. ening, Nov'r 3¢—The with the LISNRSS OF THEINORTH Tripesterana Knot Mir Holland After which, 4 Pg i) GIrTs—-Kiag Bellifullon, Mr. Nickinson; pier vihien Fs "FAMILY: jARB Delph, Mr Holland; Emi- ly, Mi To Mr Walcot; Leander Bross sire 3 cant sesterhe fe corer oli ond shilling: private boxes $5. tra bores, $8. ne ‘ Doors open at att past 6 BOWERY Boxes 95 cents. Ghilar BENEFI FM , “The Hnglish Clow One reggae nd one additional jokes, bon mols, repartens, joe: repared for this occasion ex; fy following: grest iecvarea er Be Tastee GE Ww. by ap hema ers his first ap- ee. es eases io orsemaushi| "AND; IRELAND AND SCOLLAND. “Mr. KEMece addition to his Fandango ou arunsing beer barrel. deliv ecture on “Soap.” BILLY Wat’ hi mortal banjo will Desides e imultcate of am Di ‘ouclude with Mv, Kemp's new pantomime of HARLE- CIS NO LLOseciome Bar ; r ardner. Coluinbine, Miss Sesestya, nS ase ies THE ALHAM. SALOON. 659 Broadway between Sprin, Prince streets, early oppecite perite Niblete des aot ERR ALE? SXANDER, — wafowsdedronishaens acs Ub As £ 7 run praca gate Te Week ‘Tickets to the ts; to th " Challies under it yours af eget pring, ns oe Doors open at ommence at 7} ‘o'clock. 30 6t ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA, W, E. Buatox, - Manager and Lessee. J.M. Bcorr . Stage Manager. | This Theatre ‘tins thoroughly’ re-deeorated in the most ‘orgeous style, and is now the most beautifal ‘Thea- tre in the Union. First bight of the new comic Aatromime of the MAGIC PILLS, or ae CONJUKOR'’s GIFT, In which Mr, W. A. BROWN, the celebrated Pantomimist, will make his ane ry aranee herein two years as IMAL] Mr. E. 8, CONNER A MRS. BURKE in favorite parts » (Movday) Nov. 30, will be acted the Drama of LA TOUR DEN Cape Bariden Margaret of Burgas’ fier the above, tha v THE no PiLLS, or aw, 4 IE ADELPHIA. I . W NIGHT OL ster MADAM} ne vine and MONDAY EVENING, Nowe, 14 Will be perforined the 'uew erand Ball URIELL«, or LE DIABLE AM Mons. Frederick, tite Comedy, of fata SR OE Ms, Oblivious Top, Ma Chapman. To coueiaee with the a of ‘Tristram Sappy, Me, Chap ‘istram, PY, J a To-morrow, Beettat Ne Dini FREE oN eS A SELECT FREE" ‘AND. KAMSY, Every Evening, at the Sta, Hote, 26 Mercer street, between Howard and Grand. VOCALIST: Mrs. Newton, Miss Barton, Coll n90 It#r AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE. SPOHR’S “LAST JUDGMENT” AND MENDELSOHN’s “LOBGESANG,” AT THE TABRRNACLE, On Wednesday Evening, 2d December, Commencing at 734 o’clock and closing at 10. Tickets—to the public, $leach. ‘T'o subscribers—for five performances, 50 cents. H. MEIGGS, Prinei 229 2c#in Fe ‘6 Broadway. TABERNACLE. THURSDAY NEXT, DEC CAMILL sitively his Last, Concert, ii bh he will d by Siguora ‘Mre 1: aegcm Ablamowicz, and § i THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, ret TABERNACLE, ie HUTCHINSON FAMIS ot to bes to their fri is, and the public, that the thei | elas but ove) ment, at the Tabernacle, on The 00 Mother's sible. ane he Milles of the Shirt. Moan of the er. Grave of Bon , ke. 10 be had at the prinespal Music Stores.— 'o commence at 7). Doors open at 6! n26 3usThSu eae THE STUYVESART INSTITUTE. moderate rates, and none taken after — | | modions Maloon inthe city. | ENING ro Win are fie an AMERICAN ORS ORS AND TH R. CHARLES W: Sib Eesti theese’ ts obi thas he rll_give & Mucellancons Hatertainment. on Mot- ds November 30) it i= it eloe! "Hieuets, fifty Cents, to be had at the Book Store of Wm. ‘Taylor, and at the door, Kor full partieniars see small bills, GREAT BATTLE oF THE RESACA oe an PALMA, BOMBARDMEN’ T OF "MATAMORAS, n27 4us*rh Now exhibiting atthe Gothic Hall, 316 heey FH ay ‘Open ev jay from 12, A. M.,to9, P.M. Admission sleue’ Chisdrea, 12% cents. 25 1w®rh THE GKLAL monroe PICTURE LANDING “OF ‘CoLuMBus, Pare for the Capitol at Washington, by J. Vander lyn, will be continued on exhibition for a short ti National Academy of sign, corner Broadway rt. wait atthe Titian, Cor, did view of brandt, together with @ aplen pids, and scenery aboot Niagara Fa nm from 9 A.M to 10. M. Season tickets 50 cents; ee Descriptive pamphlets 64 cts. BILLIARDS, IN. No. 834 Barclay street, just below t| e Astor Hon good order, and of Penn's make— ‘he. is achnowledyed by layers to be the best billiard table builder in this ith fine maple and mah These tables mes, be depended upcn jes, = =n cushions, und ae are, eersiore jot affect: all good country ea cf the weath Michael and cose ~ formerly of the All Nations’ lHiotel, and late of Gothie take this method of informing their jvand the public that. they have Ses. apemed suis ents hment, aad hope by wike management and strict stew jon, to merit a renewal of jhe Patronage heretofore 40 libe ally bestowed npon Gentlemen who may favor them with 4 -all may depend on having the best of atrendance, with a private eue and apron their own exclusive wse—end those wishing a select, and the ty rier Foner ‘REL PELON, jUsEre WHITE. ast iment KM CANDLES, VILS, FRULIS, ko, UPERION tye Cop eege tr est b % x.) anh me 5 ee i eah a ly Gro Yoreigm breits, ‘or sale and retail, at | hi corr low peveee, Geode NBsads’ delivered toe oy ser the city, re ae P aamas Grocer snd Toa Dester, and 498 Greenwich, and 76 V Also, a large arsortment of cheap white and brown ali im*r before | fe with the JOCKEY CLUB—Acis Maccassar, | Magician, who causeed such | the Jargest aud inset com- | ‘Treble | dental basin, as the de p | ares that is to whi leliency in patron: wil be be found niways | LATEST INTELLIGENCE, TELEGRAPHIC. Energetic War Movements. | Purapeiemia, Nov. 20-8 P, M Advices from Havana to the 18:h instant, re= ceived at New ‘Orleans, state that nothing has | yet been done under the letters of marque and naturalization, which Mexico has sent there for sale. | The U. S. steamer Mississippi, Consmodore | Perry, left New Orleans on the 2lst, with o de | tachment of 60 men, and the guns and munitions | of war belonging to the State of Louisiana, ten- | dered forthe use of the United States by Gover- nor Johnson. | General Brooke is prepared to take the respon- sibility ef despatehing to Tampico any amount of troops that may be deemed necessary to its de- | fence, and Gen. Jessup is furthering this impor- | tant object with alacrity, in his department. Abeut 660 men will soon have been sent from | New Orleans to guard the ceptured city. | | Pennsyivania Volunteers, Puitavetruta, Nov. 29—8 P. M. From Harrisburg I learn that fourteen compa- nies have tendered their services to march to the | seat of war. The Wyoming and Poitsville com= | panies, and those commanded by Herron and | Hay, i in Pittsburg, have been officially notified |A final designation is to be made on Tuesday. | Of those from the city, the Monroe Guards, Ca p- | tain Small; the Philadelphia Light Guards, Cap- | tain Bennett; and Jefferson Guards, Capt. More- | head, are expected to be notified to-morrow. Call for Troops. | Bautimone, Nov. 29~8 P. M. There is nething in the Western or Southern | mails worth sending you. The Washingtgn Union contain despatches from Commodore Con- ner asking for treops to garrisen Tampico. Santa Anna’s position at San Luis Potosi calls for large reinforcements for our posts. Preparations are making for a decisive battle. Axsany, Nov. 29—6j, P. M. | Mr John Young, the Governor elect, arrived in the city today. We havea rainy time the whole afternoon. In consequence of the mode- rate weather, and this warm rain, there is some prospect of the canal again opening. There is considerable prcduce lecked in it, which the mer- chants are very anxious to get to market. BY THE MAILS. Wasuineton, Nov. 28, 1846. Highly Important frem Mexico—Despatches from the Squadron—Santa Anna—Breaking up of the New Administration—Almonte—Mr. Buchanan and the “* Mexican Agent.”’, Despatches were received last night from the | squadron, and were, to-day, deliberated upon in cabinet council. The news is of the greatest importance. { The new administration is broken up, and Al- monte is going to England. | Santa Anna has been compeiled to deliver up the two millions of dollars, which he took froin | the conducta. Hes thus left entirely without re- sources for carrying on the war. | You will see that this intelligence changes the aspect of affairs altogether. Santa Anna, des- titute of funds, is powerless. Santa Anna, pow- | erless, the warisatanend. I would have great- ly Preferred that things had remained as they | were until after the battle of San Luis Potosi, as | that, or somelother general action, will be neces- | Sary to inspite the Mexicans with a wholesome respect for our arms. But it has been otherwise disposed. It is not as yet certain, however, that | Santa Anna will abandon the conduct of the ar- my. Every thing is in a state of uncertainty. What can be more deplorable than this wretched vacillation on the part of the Mexican people ? I see that one of your city papers has published portions of a correspondence between Mr... Buchanan and a certain “Mexican agent.”” Honour and principle are becoming very facile | and flexible commodities in this nether world. | It isevident from the portions of this correspon- | dence that have been published, that Mr. Bucha- nan’s communications were not intended for | publication, although now that they are published | they reflect the highest credit on their author. This “Mexican agent” wrote toMr. Buchanan on Mexican affairs, and Mr. Buchanan replied Not in his official capacity, as this person would seem to convey the impression, but merely as one gentleman would reply to another whe asks his opinion on matters of public interest. Not- | withstanding that the correspondence was aito- | gether confidential and unofficial, this “Mexican | agent” gives publicity to detached portions of it, and leads the public to imagine that it was an official correspondence between him and the | Secretary of State of the United States. Tho | letters are such as to reflect the highest credit on | Mr. Buchanan’s patriotism and judgment, but their publication is on that account no less a breach of trust on the part ef this “Mexican | agent.” | The Heads of Departments are very busy making out their reports. They are overloaded | with business, and will be during all this session. 1 | | | | | “4 ‘W asninaton, Nov. 26, 1846. State of the Political Cauldron —New Movement in the "| Senate—A New and Grand Condition ef @ Treaty of Peace of the Greatest Commercial Importanee—The Van Ness Case—The Conner Stock knocked al! » the Doge— Grand System of Forgeries all Coming to Light. Nothing at all stirring upon the surface of the pelitica cauldron to day, but from the slow heavy movement of the liquids, we have the most ominous symptoms thit the effervescence ofthe discordant fluids is beginning, and that soon the miscellaneous sedimentary deposites will be broughtt o the top, We shall then, as the Spanish cook did for Sancho Panza, have the pleasure of skimming off the ducks and turkies, as they are turned te tho surface in the ebullitions of the boiling ingredients. Interpreting | this into the vernacular of the day, it signifies that we | are verging to the upshot ofa general skrimmage. Hen. Jabez W. Huntington, of the Senate and lady, | Hon. Mr. Stanton, ef Tenn., of the House of Progatened tatives, and Hon. Mr. Allen, of the Senate, the recent arrivals. We have not seen econ Sobeles at ‘Alles, but understand be is here. If 60, it is well, becanse there | is mont li mame in the Senate for | the co: 9 it is , takes the | chair on Foreign Relations in the place or Mr. MeDuffie, | whose shottered health admonishes him against the hea' duties of the situation. This isan important office, and in its control there depends @ great ‘eal in the safe and speedy and judicious settlement of the Oregon question | that | is, the Mexicen Teme In the Mende of Mr. | po td onvnn gh ay 4 er 2 conproml ore, a er reason to e fora ey question in the set tot Pee. Mr. McDuffie were ret ined, AL Cal- houn chosen in his place, or Mr. Allen. Each of the South Carolinians would resist th souri compromise of 36 30 across to the Pacific as the northern boundery in continuation of the institution of slavery, and without some such compromise, no treaty adjusting the Southern extension of the Wien oan be to in the Senste Celonel Benton is @ conserva- pon the slovery question. His views upon that on assismilete very closely with the views of Mr. oa are elioved ¥ to bo éentical with those of C olo- After California extends up to the 42d degree oa ‘atitude, and between that parallel and the live of 36 30, we find the choicest portion of that province,ani the harbor of San Francisco. In the hands of the north. | men, and in view of the Pacific trade, this would, or might turn ont to be a dangerous concession on the part of the Sonth. in the plan of the administration, a heau- But there is, in tiful offset to all these calculations a the har- bors‘at Astoria and at San cee nt its mountain bound, wind-sheitered, and serene and Ocei- 8 of the future teeming com- mn the bee line to the Sandwich Islands, and thence across to the Celestial dog-eators of the Chinese empire+there is a plan, we say, be the eye ato es than .if a lower latitude seve! rees hundred miles, more 4 lesa, tout of Ale lvarado, mths bev pn Gulf, there is asmail river, called ea the qual ” ne oon : is not eed ee ual int tl . ta red miles wile thet is the Fawn tg from the Atlan tic across. Pacific, at that point, is not over two hundred ce hg I o pee Pa b . poh te thea potdd Sn ches ei wile winds ie way othe on the Pooides f from Cape Horn to “ Ney moun