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

‘won such universal for its admirable petform- ances that we need only say that they will be as as usual, and the band the same. Mr. George com ducts the concert. i ward Walker, » distinguished pianist; Walker, Thorabecke” Meigaeer ture to Semiramis will be played teen pianists. ra Pico, M: and others. The over, on eight pianos by six Pocket and Penknives, Scisso: Nallfites, &e—A beautiful assortment of the above ean be seen at the ibe ’s, No 177 Broadway, consistirg of the most splen- did aud usique patterns ever imported to this ¢ . JAUNDERS & SON, 'To those who study Economy, combined with elegance, couveuience and utility, the subscribers offer their Portable Shaving and Dressing Cases, as the most com- plete of the kind ever offered to the public.’ They possess the merits of the imported article, with these superior adyan- ing cheaper, more compact, and icles contained ‘0 perform their dut jast,though not raished with the bers’ celebrated G. SAUNDERS & SON. a few doors above Courtlandt st., 177 Broadway. | Wigs.—To tho fortum 10 be bald, amine gest and fam tha ee At eas f a ibat ean Se well oe ~m mnanunetured be GILBERT & SLETCAEK, | ni Wig Makers, No. tuairs opposite the Howard Hotels’ ho ee Cutters, and Meuday, Now. 30-6 P. M. The market continues to be @oundantly supplied with capital, and the demand from, all quarters is easily supplied. The banks discount liberally, and the rate of interest in the street is confined to the legal standard Stocks are very heavy, and it appears tobe impossible to | sustain prices, even for those of a really solid character. As for the fancies, there is no dspth that they may not ‘h. From present appearayices there is every proba- bility of several of them goir.g completely out of sight The sales ut the boards thi, morning were unusually liv mited. Norwich and Wore ester fell off at the firet board | 238 percent, and Harlem 34. At the second board Nor- wich and Worcester *.dvanced 1 per cent, making the decline for the dy Y's per cent from Saturday's prices. thing exch anys has not been in very active demand is packs ¢, ‘und the supply of bills pressing upon the Ket has depressed the rates. Prime bills on London | /@ quote’ 4 6a6% percent premium, Some very good | br (we beon offered at 6% per cent premium. _ The’ Aipments of produce continue very large, and it | is Wit’ 4 the greatest difficulty vessels can be ebtained to ©arT y forward supplies as fast as they are offered. While th 4 value of our exports is increasing so rapidly, the im portstions continue very light. Our largest packet ships ‘ere arriving with very limited freight liste, and the pro bability is that there will be no importations of any con Sequence until the spring trade is about opening. ‘This in the last day of the old tariff, The act of 1842 isdead. The advalorem tariff goes into operation to morrow morning, and there will bo the greatest activity in the custom house for some days. The amount received for tolls on all the New York Slate Canale during the third week in November, 1846, Compared with that received in the corresponding woek | in 1845 is as follows :— ° New York Starx Canats—Tous Recrirep. Receipts for third week in Nov., 1846. ....$107,111 23 Same period in 1845...........00. *euol af Decrease .....ceeeesceeers $3,290 14 The aggregate amount received for tells, from the commencement of navigation to the 22d iustant, inclu- +$2,732,600 + 2,620,532 sees $119,068 | ir to the 22d inst, inclusive, exceeds the entire receipts during canal navi gation in 1845 by the sum of $86,419 The business on the Canal at Buffalo this year, from the opening to the close of navigation, compared with last, has been as annexed :— | Cana Business at hdsiducadtig-e:, Wig ba itis" Sie 724,859 1,288,819, h 1,351,700 3,407,397 c ++ 33,099 1,119,689 Tho great and unparalleled increase in the shipments ef corn, show the wisdom and policy of tho reduction of | tolls which was made upon this article by the Canal Board, at its session last winter. The tolls received at he Buffalo office in 1845, amounted to $485,200, and in 1846 to $763,327, ehowivg an increase at that point this year, of $278,127. The number of clearances in 1845 was 6,375, and in 4446, 8 ,107—showing an increase of 1,732. We annex our usual table of quotations for the princi pal State and other stocks used fer investmen' Prices oF Cl bes New Yon Man 106 iol =” 0 po eh am 8 97 = Geta =i: & oem ses. & Be aM 18 Neds recut Bate | 100 a — 100 9% Tie wee Bae dig Batly Pax Bag —a= wan Pry = oe SF tax SHE Te 9 — ry Wiyalers = S— lease Bef Xa- 8 SMa HK M0 98 sss tak aie Bis e Sha 25 Mea 22 AR ete ck & Providence 106" a108 108 —"al N Jersey B. e Bohemia ilud Railroad, soxeist 9 Shee Uuiea & Schensetady Rail’d 113 alld 113 ciel ae ae Asbum & Rochester B. He 'st so ‘38 i claware & Heads Canal, 1594 ten Bonds, |" 72 a 7M 73 +, Taga 7S 73 Quotations for these securities remain as reported by the last stesmer. activity in amy of the: cipate any movement of consequence until thing more is known in relation to the course which will be pursued in Congress in regard to our foreign — affairs and the national finesces. Within the | next montheveral very impertant matters will transpire affecting commereial and fivancial affairs very material ly. The first is the enforcement of the new tariff; the | second, the epforcement of the specie provisions ef the Independent Treasury bill, besides what Congress may | 't do in relation to the raising of loans to meet the war ex: | penses of the government. All these things have their | influence upon business and financial mstters generally, | and until they are disposed of, there will be a very un- settled state of things. i The Governor of Missouri, in his message to the Le- Rislature of that State, makes the following remarks in relation to the finances of that State :— “Of tho seventy.five thousand dollar loan, authorised by an act of the last Legislature, to meet tn estimated Cob § | | deficiency in the revenue for the last two years, thousand dollars were procured—twenty from the branc! of the bank at Jackson, and fifteen from the branch at Palmyra—the mother bank and other branches refusing to lean any sum— being forty thousand dollars less then | the act authorised the executive to borrow. The bonds for these sums have been re , and other renewals | oe og unless means are provided to pay m of | ‘The revenue from taxes for the last two years amount- ed to $330,758 60. The ordinary expenses of the State | severamens fe the a at repre or) the expense of holding ‘State Convention, al 1 it ed to $247,27478. This shows an ordi sar. joven upon the State bonds.for the next two years, by $28,793 91 ‘To meet this sum, it will be necessary to for permanent increase of the revenue. In addition to this | rum, the bank claims from the State $95,000, the most of | which is interest paid upon the Ia sold to raise capi- tal for the bank; and the branches #t Jackson end Palmy- ra hold the bonds of the State for $35,000, ar above stn. | ted- making, in all, a debt of $130 000, for the payment of which provision should be made. three bor Tiers eneh, 2 toring @ sale of bonds bearing » rate of int excreding eight per cent for the redemption ten per cont bonds, redeemable in With the procee’s of these bonds, six five luundred dol- lar ten per cent bonds were redeemed. No oih bonds were soll heoanze no offers were made to ta! *, which were then deemed reasonable; and ase it was believed at that time that the new constitu 1 Henz.—This artist gives a concert in Philadel | phia on Friday evening next. He will be assisted by Ed” | ment of the principal. There is, then, a deficit of revs Apoplexv, 3; Asthma, 2; Bleeding from lungs, 1; Burved or Sealded, 1; Bronchitis, 1; Cancer, 2; Casualit ‘Con- sumption, 27; Convulsion: Croup, 6; Debility, | fiuim ‘treinens, 1; Dinrshasa, 4; ‘D Dropsy in | Bs the authority of the Postmaster Gene: F the bonds. rejection of the new coustitution, however, the whole amont of the bonds issued under the act of the last legislature, hes been offered for sale as eight per cents, at par; and, jud; from the corres- pondence with the bondholders, the probability is, that | she tens now redeemable wi'l be ex ed for eights, aor small amount which should be at ouce redeem: Unless immediate measures are taken to provide for the deficiency in the revenue alluded to, the State Trea sury will become so embarrassed 10 its operations, that it will be in the greatest danger of delinquency; in fact, such a result has already been partially realised The taxable real estate in the city of Mobile is valued at $7,000,000. The rate of tax is forty cents, which | produces $23,000 annually. The city debt is $724,277 96, and the annual interest $36,213 89. The snnual taxes are setapart to meet this interest, and an annual appro- priaticn of $10,000 to create a sinking fund for the pay- nue to meet the interest, of $8,213 85, and of the inte- rest and sinking fund together, of $18,213 85. The mayor of the city, in making this financial exhibit, recom- mends thé sale of city property, so as, to reduce the debt somuch that there will be more revenue than will be needed to pay the reduced amount of interest. Old Stock Exchange. $5200 Ohiogs, 1960 93 100 shs Harlem RR 50% 100 shs Morris Canal 5% 100 do bao 51 50 Canton Co 77 do 530 50! 150 L Island RR 25% 9 150 do 50 75 Nor & Wor RR Te | do. 960 50; 100 do 50% «50 Reading RR = 4m 63 90 = do 50% Second Bo 100 shs Nor && Wor RR 5234 100 or & Wor s20ds 51% 100 do 40 jing It 6s 40 do bis 52 29 do 63 100 do $0 Harlem RR 503 % do 50 do 930 50 2% = do 20 = do 960 50: 2% do Siig 500 do 50 20 do tig 150 = do bro 50: | 100 do 51m 50 do 50: New Stock Exchi ye 25 shs Nor & Wor ce 51 25 shs Nor & Wor Tues so do 51% 50 Harlem BR ¢ 50! 100 do cot 50 do aty 50) do cc 50) 0 do A} me 100 = do 815 5055 100 do © 50: 30° do tw 50% 50. do 83 50) 175 do c 50% «650 Reading RR atw 63 do sty 50: On Monday mornin, ult, after alingering illness, 30th Exeanon Raretrea, wife of C.J. De Valcourt, in the 4: y of hb ‘The frie: the family and of her brother, Cornelius Schenck, are invited to attend the funeral, from her 1 | Fesidence, No. 201 Walker street, on Wednesday after- noon, at one o'clock, without further invitation. 2 On Monday, 30th ult.. of nervous fever, Wittiam Cox, junr,, in the 32d year of his age. His friends and those of the family, and also those of his brother-in-law, Thomes J. Dunkin, are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, from 146 Fourth avenue, corner ef 25th street, on Wednesday, the 2d inst., at half- past 2 o'clock. 2 Drowned, on the 25th ult., at West Point, N ¥., musi- cian Wi.t1am Reep, a member of the West Point Ba d his undress uniform, being blue eight, 5 feet 10 inches. Any infor- specting his remains will be thankfully receiv- ed by his wife at West Point, No. 515 Pearl street. _ Weekly Report of Deaths. Ta the City and County of New York the 2ist day of November to the 28th day of November, 1846. Men 34; Women 38; Boys 45; Girls 32. ‘Total 149. bis, 3: Dropay in the chest, 1 ; x1 ; Erysipelas, 1; Exposw ;, Fever, remittent, 3; Fever, typ ever, typhus, 6; Fever, gastr of, 6; H0o} zh, brain, 3; Inflammation of bowels, 9: Inflammation of | flammation of stomach, 4h lufiammation of thro sei he, 13 ping Cough, 1; Inflammation 2; Malformation, 2; Marasmus, 4; Mortific Palsy, 1; Premature birth, 2; Sprue, 1; Suffoce Tumor, 1; Unknow: mn, 2, ar, 94:'1 to 2 years, 9; 2 te 5, 17 10, 20; 40 to 50, 14; 50 to }, 1; 7010 80, 4; 80 to 90, 4; unknown, 4. yi CORN’S. 5, ARCHER, City Inspector. City Inspector’s Office, Nov. 30, 1846. x POST OFFICE, CITY OF NEW YORR, Nov. 28, This. $ the United States City Despatch Post 1s discontinued. ROB’f H. MORRIS, P. M. TICE. POST OFFICE—CITY DESPATCH. NPVHE subscriber, with the assistance of those who were ed wit in conducting the United : ch, has established on his private account City Despatch Pest,” under the name of the * Post Office City Despatch.” a precee! office of the “ Post Office City Despatch” is Hreets, Oppo- onthe corner of Liberty and Nass: Letter boxes marked." Post Office City "are placed in convenient situations throughout ne xtending from the.Battery to 42d street. All let- fers therein deposited will be puxctually called for three tim option being given either day, und a the letters in the mauner prescribed. m the annexed to. be collected from the he | etters in reg jon, or to leave the post Party to whom it is addressed. an pared, no Promptly letters, circulars and notices that may be entrust- be sent ou: for de! M. i live at@ovclock A.M. 1 do P. M. , 4 do do, At the Stations. fere Will be sent out for delivery A.M. at9 o'clock A. M. do do 1 do di P. do do . M. 4 irous to send letters free, can procue free Privcipal Office, or at either of the Btations, at or $1.50 per hundred. AGE FOR LELTERS 2 CENTS EACH rance Companies, Socie! or er nouces, hard bills, ke, for distri th om the most favorable terms. Nov. 30, 1846. New York, November 28h, 1846, . Esq., P.M. U. 8. City Despatch Post” ha Ihave determined, with the assistance of thoi otare with myself attended to its concer ilar business, u th 4 e 18 to request trom the maaner in which ties connected with t! U. 8 | under your charge ; and the probability with the same prompmess and atrention luct th “Font Office (ity desoatch” ina way ‘which shall secure the confidence ani jen of the public. pecttully your ob’e-vervt, 5 sy Post Office, City of New York, November 28h, 1846. A.B, Mrap, Exq. ‘Dear Sir—Ya auswer to yours of this date, I with ple I ery confidence that yon’ and the ca with great promptness an sategrity, Lad cheerfully, re- sideration of the ‘Trek 4 "ROBT. Hi. MORRIS. P.M UNILED STATES MONEY REPORTER, AND GOLD AND SILVER EXAMINER. Tiyrengetise this work to the puolic, the publisher ‘ean ih the atinoat confidence say to all, tha: jt laraurpaases public, al itis®r anything of the m advantages ov; aay ‘ouher now q the fest sights Tt cou: tains apwaré: ‘ing the par value, and a sot e simile of Gold and silver Cow. in use, which will be to every week as the work is is.ued, till st contains the wes and prices of e: kind of com m et jon in mest Biatse. Italo bas a marginal index, eo that at einace work will be ton office No 9 Broad ‘Corrected aud revised by the publisher weekly, who has right of the same. nnd bauk mores bor at the office, 90 Broad- sell the above in the Meporter and 8S. TAYLOK, Publisher. iner. at persons wanted to wou! di iw*re bis: ION, FP HE fim of WYMAN, ELMEN ORE & DERBY, bas been dissolved by the death of George Elmendort. ‘The surviving partes wi tussuese 0 urviviog iN sete te Dupauene ofthe ym LYMAN DERBY. COPARTNERSHIP —The subscribers bave formed 1 co- in the Merebant Toilovag. busivess, under the rm of WYMAN & DERBY, and will coutiaue the business at their old stand, Nos. 24 and 235 Broadway. 1s G. WYMAN, LYMAN pansy. New York, ist December. weer aati tal e first quality ready ” articles, under ke. ia wasef mitie as eel Ss gyre, Misg., solicitor, arhis office, No.9 Nassau street, W ork. al 6* Fr JOHN G. CERDEVAN. Reovays YOUR PLATED GOODS.—Any p: ‘Cun, in a few mi atthe use of a batter any deleterious sabtan the apoliention of the Silver Pia platedievoas Or any articls an 8 Also by T. Chalmers, 700 way; H. Mai street; } P. Greenly, 172 Grand sweet: J. & B. Kandel, nif ‘and 419 Broadway; and E. B. Warmer, 205 Bleecker street. 1 it®re a CHEAPER THAN EVER: FULL auit of superfine Cloth made to order, in substantial and f° mable style, can be ot MOFFATT’S I MC Bal ls HANCE. GENTS are SABE CHANGE. guarantee of $300 per anna All letters must be post tes. a objection to de chamoer work. ‘Th seen for three days. basement ‘odmasden, Laucaa! thing to his a rd months, to “AND OPERA‘ sua er AU NDS to Di 9 avest wires aie te n page of the Tear Passage, Cataracts, an@ | bizet Farn: 3, or Sqe ABLE Young Woman waste do general housework, or to take care of child 6 young woman Please call at 67 Bayard street, concern in whi ot Wad in the dl ltr a Sy NFORMATION WANTED—If William Chambers, of Tt re, England, wili write home, or to his brother James, in St. Lows, Mo. he will hear of some WANTED. er ssed of oe hee tomeilt his satisfaction. “Please dl 3t*rre be which he will BY a young women, a situati loor ss. Apply first WANTED. y reference may be had. Chambermaid, nurse, or 569 Washington st di 2¢r last, near St. Ji ng a solid heavy: the said ring has. me. on its return to No. 9 Varick distr ic a favor will be conferred on aud a Ii! nay obaren ry par ing, carv alien into honest hands, ral reward given by 0G, SCHENCK’S PU THE ONLY MEDI STOOD THE TES OR AN) Tv THE ONLY MEDICINE USED WITH SAPFET. TAG. S$ = CURA. the blood, strengthen the lungs and digestive organ: tem is mild, yet effic so much ditheutt, wi 3 nature to expe! from the Ve f retained by expectoration, which it ripens the matter m au abscess or its expulsion trom the system, at th irritated parts, healing the lacerati action; it regulates the bowels wi medicines; it Juciug the system as oth A GREAT CURE OF wit lent cor difficulty of breat Sweats-loss of appetite aud strengt sh, aud of were badly affected yanded me. He shook simple in. Idi worse, my cou, culty Hinge could g breath. was taken with one of my half most borrible stuff [ ever saw o: gamed very fast. I continued rai Teoutinued taking the me teen boitles. At this time I and began to work again, have regaiued my strewsth and 2 ean_call upom me at et, New «SH we'ft Prepa ed b Hotel, Fulton st eet; 17) Divis.on street; atewet; 327Third Av nue; 178 G eew 105 Giard street, W illlamsburgh, c berrv stree s, Brooklyn avd of ageuts in all parts of the Ui Piease remember that P. me ice wnrehased of him, Schenck’s Pulmome Syrup. dl 3cPuTh&sater JLMONIC 0 CiNE WHICH HAS T OF EXPERT an ALL CASES ETERIOUS THAT CAN BE LE BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY. | TT PHE elements of which this Syrup is compoued are simple herbs and roots, the medicinal properties of wmich parity e s the inost troublesome cough without in- to certify—that about four ye: » pain ia the lett very spring aud fall | woul that 1 coud not work ; worse. I hed the atteution of three or four aifferent | , from whom | received no beuefit, taree boules, bat api ht and dry, it was witn great diffi My friends, as well as myself thought my time was short in this world.” But all at once, York, SCHENCK, and forsale at his prince pal office, 1 ig eb barbed? oT, opposite the Natioual | ¥ Also may be obtained at 273 ard 192 Broadway 65 Montgomery street, Jersey ‘aited 5. Beekinan of wine, aud the preprietor will not be res} 'y As heno longer sells the genuice ‘GEORGE LODER. SYRUP— DRUG. ADVAN- e, me Cine othing ‘and produciug a heal: ut the aid of purgati re Y thick bloody m: ide, fever t | hs my flesh was almost | n attack me 1 would ‘They alt snid he last one that cat his head aud said, one 'd, and the other almost was'ed He pre- Jme simple medicine, which liad no "eect at all m at all, | At this | was induced to d not receive any bevefit renily got {| iolent spells of coughing, when something gave way, and [ raised, as near as 1 can tell, three | Pints to a quart of bloody matter and corrujtion, the elt. Krom that time I | ug more or less for some reine until { had caken considered myself well This was in the f.11 of 1845. 1 lesh, and have enjoyed the. ‘This asa plain id isthe truth. Auy persou desirous of turther ort history of my residence, No. 110 WM. HOLDER. | | | 121 and 100 476 Bowery; 178 Gravd wich # reet, New York; ormer Fulton and y nok HE most celebrated e! e skin aud embelli: ‘Vhe press and universal whole country, hail it as virtues as the only article EASES OF TH® SKIN. N&SS AND GR theme of uni ND P! HAIR. . ‘The le f vents its loss” The fieates in ite favor: “ ‘This may certify that near} my hair, and fo. six months my hea end of that ti then f tiens, in consequence of which the Prepared only by WM. BOGLI orssle by A.B. & D. SANDS, corner of ii and 77 Kast Broa MN sire by H. ‘Johnson, 173 Broadway, FT HIS is acchemical extract, from ‘everyhody knows that Wild Che medicineal prop erti 4 Tar ministered 1a Consumy by our oldest and pest all the virtues of and get Dr, i ami N Hess signed 1 Por sare by A.B. & D. * A LUXO.1LANT HEAD OF AAIR. 4 ele ever invented for cleansing | ing the hair is BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID, Ofthe public throughout the ‘boon and extol its great nown for curing ALL DIS- ‘Among the Ladies it is the Editress of the Transeri ie hair ly one of the many ittime | purchased a bottle of Bi Fluid, of D scott, Jr., & Co., the agents in have used it regularly, and strictly my head. [vis now about an inch long, and growing rapidly.” if "THADDEUS HONE. West Boylston, Mass., June 1eh, 140 | DR. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. ne agents for the Balsam, ons abroad. BUT’ a SAN D3, Agents,for New + slso by druggists generally throughout the United States and Ci ia. dil RENENTING BALD ‘ind. pre- certi- | months since [ lostall | wasentirely bald: e's Hype ‘orcester. according to direc. hair has started all over | US Hi ton. Druggists, 100 Falton st. date New York. Bold , and by druggists gene- | di iter | Wild Cherry and Tar. — ¥ posseases important t has always been ad- | i give up to Coo- atrial. Being form- | at once to our soil A treatise re star's Balsam of Wild T'S on the ‘ork City, D&W lecting su Wa. For Henry Brevoort, William Denecke, Joha G, James Resolved, Pine any attempt by men in power to raed ee trol the free corrupt or put down; leat right of freely discussing the the hig! R “That it is the duty of le detect i | letect i eso! | all bono JERI TWELFTH WARD. AT adiourmed meeting of the ICAN E: ECTOKS of WAR ‘at the house of Johs Campbell, on tbe for the purpose of taking into ¢ ble persous to be e Ward, and General Committees at Tam the , JER) Pete tollewing’ named gentlemen name MX... y i For the General Committee: Jeremiah Towle, Pav For the Ye |. Post. the Ward Committee: Isaac Dyckmen, ‘Thomas 8) Joha P. Dodge, Daniel McCarthy, _ dames Doyle, view with deep solicitade and alarm apply the public mone: droge of Amercan, citice sures withoat the fear of proscription, w | subordinate public offices, or are employed as up to merited di ce and jishment. . sees EREMIAH TOWLE, Chairman : Yorkville, sideration pported +8 MIAH TOWLE, HANG. KIP, Begs ap: were unanimously no ford, to uf 4 mea- occupy rers on he: i ery good citizen t¢ voters, and hold them coL ENZ. = Ze > =i ES. ES Zz ez L House. MRS. WHA’ ‘HN F. b ES, 6 Jane street M Mis. PAFF, He] AF he Tabernsele. Ageuts—Rushton & Ci | wavedilnekett, 264 Bo: adisen; Lee nd Mrs. Hays, 139 Ful Grand cette for MRS. JER fis, 26, 45, and ~~ SPERM CANDLES, OILS, SUR ERIOR s «$l a gation; | = pM Sery low pric Tree of ‘charge, imi) a 2 Geode delivered, , Secretary. 028 SMTis*r ‘departs RE OF THE REFERENCES AS TO THE GOOD KFFECTS MRS. JE, Vig’s COLD CANDY, : SOLDS, HOARSENESS, HOOrING COUGH, LA ke. PAN, READING ROOM, £0. AP, 16 27th street Charleston 5. ., (residing at § a4 DOYLE, 412 2d Avenue. H. . AiR ILD, 74 Chariton street. ARBER, 2 Ph MORE A Sold hy MRS. JERVIS, 338 BROADWAY, next door to street; corner of Grand rm Candies, at 25 ets a [b; winter bleach- hr ak Ww Sood wht "Lamp oi, N. Nelson, comer of ‘and Divi- street, and 1 Atlantic Hiamaburgh, 18’8 COLD CANDY $1 each. , FRUITS, ke. wholesale to any part of ek, Grocer and Tea Ps c a this de) "3 at le o'clock, f amongst whic wuinting, cured im | eases ‘Tors, suitable for deale Just imported ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superi finish, onperies See CLARKE’S SACK OVERCOATS. 1 Also, silver mounted stands, heavy pla'ed Cand esticks, Casters, plated Tea sets, bi Derb rosewood ‘Also, owe German ‘Also, a extensive invoice of doles, "highly finished for 2, Prismas. Also, 20 bronze and ormelee Solar Lamps, complete wi h Also, at 12 o'clock, 20 warrant chased rings, 24. stads, 12 doz “Also by the case 20 yy the case 20 pac! ‘Also, ment sales Also, at 12 rose wood C INFALLIB! ure | ¢ days. and all other bi | Lo'cluek, an invoice of rich Baglich faney ekty as - Been. seaaies of super ccmateineniaen o kage a few fiue 18 caret g fatches; and 31 assortes o'clock precisely, 1 su; Couch, both covered wit ‘oe Re ‘lor chairs covered with the same ma- Wri ‘Tucy steel breast pins, 72 gol Auctioneer. panerey,'Girandoles, Lamps, Gold y, Papier Mache goods, Carpering, Ca: Articles, Be—Jacob S Piatt will at No 24 Platt street, 2001ots of the Jots fancy goods and 20 with which the sale will w earionen ortiolios td with pearl and gold ‘Work Boxes, peal in pes, ‘oilet ac: h cost. Tubs, various colors, ou heavy ‘Vegerable Dishes, su- Cake ieacas tt iy ins, 2 gold pins tn silver old taclet rings, 1d Toys. e and anchor escape- er Waiches—to close nb tate ate Sofa and i crimson plush. bove are really prime articles aud je barrel Feqtes Pieces, of fine re Bets with standards; ele- : aly \vastety of Lented Livan, lee r fine Mu . Vi ‘& Morgan No 199 Wer assortment of farni DR. KELLINGER’S E LINIMENT is 7 Burrett’s, Doyer ity Hall 019 im*re LONG BREED CANARIES. The Stock of Dr. VAN KLEECK’S, Sixth Ave comprising birds of high eolgrs, aud purenased by h fat great expense ; also a good selection of song bir x, bird seeds, and other artieles connected with ‘or sale by ‘WILLIAM 8. JOHNSTON, No. 280 Broadway. he trad n% 2w*rh A THREE or four story house, furnished or un- furnished, in Broadwa' fe Broad way, in any of the le: e oth streets. A note attended to. WANTED. ‘afew doors out of Broa ing. streets between Grand and this office, for Tenant, will be dt It#re a left at COTTON AND WOOLLEN FACTORIES LN 90 power looms. Oy 23, contains 180 Ac.” Possession given immediately. TO LET OR FOR SALE, the Cotton Factory, fits’ feet bi y 129 3c rh ULSTER COUNTY. . 40, four stories, contains 300 spindles and The Woalt iudies »nd7 GkO. BOARDING MEKCHANTS’ HUUSH, Nos. 135, 137 and 139 Broadway. exces of 622 Im*rre sand single gentlemen d. in comfortable quarters, W: home, that ay apartments to let {iurnished) xt moderate prices. of rooms may be had by early application. PROPRIETOR would etfully inform ring. Board for the hall the ‘couveaic number of light and pleasant choice ORLANDO FISH. \ denes’s house, barns, ice how: substantial of choice Tne easy access from New York either by the various cars ity or the terry to Elizabethport, whence: road train runs within a hundred yards of the house, render this property very valuable to those doing business in this ‘Phe greater part of the purchase money ean remain from Jersey city. for three years on boud and mot Also, for si nl8 im*r “ick Fine PREN Dress | FOR SALE—A farm ot fifty-two acres, most de- festy situated, five miles from’ Elizabeth- Broadway 14 Bhoe Manafs most = jouable stores i thi city ‘Our boots received the highest t je of repair; the orchard contains twenty me commodious aly iidings, ‘ in acres trees. at five per cent. SONS, 172 Pearl st. a dwelling house in Washington street. PREMIUM BOOTS ts for for $6 or $7, ry, one of American tute, for YOUNG E JONES Caan et PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FORK ALBANY. Daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 te From the Pier between Courtlan ae Btesmbvat COLUMBUS, Capt G. ‘Teesday, Thursday and Saturday evening Ats bes ind P. M.—Landing at Intermediate Places. rom t! bout NORTH AMEKICA, Capt i Hi. Farry, will 1eoteion Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons, at 5 o'clock. en: o’e! tim mboat SANTA CLAUS, Cay n Tuesday, Thursday and The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany i ime for the morning cars forthe bt taken at moderate rates, and none taken after — freigh: i} 1 bord reight, aj on bor office on the wharf. P. ity ol Direc! Taber dt and Liberty Steamboat KNILKERBUCKER, Capt. A, Houghton, will laave on Mondny ‘Wednes- ‘and Friday evenings, at 5 o’elock. C 1gks, Will leave on at 5 o'clock, relay Street. ‘in B. Overbangh, will turday afternoons, at 5 East or West, any of the boats of this line or agents. | boats, or to P. C. 230 rh DRAFTS ox ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALE! ‘Persons an remit any amount from one pound aud wards 10 their friends part of drafts ean forward at the try, he accommodations, and th te secure berth: id make early application on | foot of Dover st , W. & J. Packet ship Sheridan, ib Ireland, remit money to any cure drafte of the subscribers payabl connt, in all the pri England—On Mi tioaal and Prov-ncial Bank Tn Ireland—National Bank of Ireland and branches through- “{a Scotland—National Bank of Scotland and branches thronghout. Dra fast sailing packe! ELIZABETH, Capt. Bets, ywill po: ly. ibove. | jodations for cabin, second eabil id {whom drafts can be obtained pa: ht, ithout discount.im all the prineipal towns and ci she out England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Tho c them by the packets of the Ist, 6th, mt of the month of Decerober, or the Royal ip G » havi mmodation led jor or comfort” apply on board, at Orleans wharf, | } et of December 26—The splendid, fast sailing pack- ship SID bb oie , her regular day. of Wall street, or to ‘KK. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st, ‘Comish will ‘APSCOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION, OF FIL E—Drafts on Koi can be forwarded hy pesket ship Roscius on the 26th instant, steam ship Great steamship from Boston on lat Prosi: W.& J.T. T. reat Britain or Ireland, by and lst of f i P TAPSCOTT, 8% South st. | 2 door below Burling slip. }OL—New Line—Regular pack- IDDONS, Edward B. Cobb master, will | sueceed the her dir and, fishing to hone ie: dis S"Beraed &'o., Liverpool; Ne- | of England and branehes. | ‘Scotland and Wales —Person rt of Great Britain or Ir at sight incipal estern on 26th, or Royal Mail PSCOTT, 9% South atreet, second door west of But slip. rat Packet—The splendid, in steerage to those of most of the other London of, ¢ is reduced, for which apply J.T. TAPSCOTT, 86 South st 2d door below Burling sl FOR LONDUON—Regular Pa cember—The first class fast, sail gp PRINCE ALBERT, Captain Wm. Seboi sail as above, her regular da c ithe necommodations endid revel fo | eabin, and steerng | Comrient. “Persoms intending to, embark. nud make early application on board not Maid mn Laie, or to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, ¢9 South-st., Comer of Pi | dod pply to th Jing slip, or to pool, am WOUDHULL & MINTURN, 87 South st. on her regular day, 2ist January, 1847. mber —" super' LIVERPOOL, 1150 tons bur- il as above, her regular day peain'on hoard, at west side of Bur e $75. i UEEN OF THE WEST, 1250 ton Nip Woodhouse, will succeed ‘the Live c WEEK OF KING JOHN. | LATEST INTELLIGENCE, Park THAR THe Paesdiy evening, Dec'r. Ist—itth | >= “HAS! CHAR | TELEGRAPHIC. —== Wasuineron, Nov. 30, 8 P. M. We have no news sufficiently interesting to be worthy of transmission by telegraph. The Southern mail has arrived, but brings lip Fauleon| 'o coneli Lord Courtiagton, Mr. G. Barrett. On Monday, the 6th of December, the petite Vienese dan- | cers will make their firet appearance. | i , ‘Doors open at 696 o'clock; and the performances will com- | “0thing later from the army in Mexico. mencent? o'clork. Boxes $1; ti. s0.¢ nts; Gallery 25 ceuts | The New Orleans papers contain an account of OWERY THEAT«R—Tuceday Kvenug, Dec 1s will be performed the Grand National Draina of PU M, Gen. Washington, Mr. Vache ; Gen. Putnam Milve Kare Putnam, Mr Sar gesit ‘After which the CHILDREN OF THE WOOD. Rowland, Mr, Forester ; Josephine, Mrs. Booth ; Lady H Jen. Mrs.’ Madison . To conelude with BLACK EYED SUSAN. Wilham, Mr. Stevens: Dougrass, Mr. Vache ; Susan, Mrs. Sargeant ; | oily, Mrs. Boot Dress Circle 25 centa; Pit end Galle: rs Open at 654 0" | another horrible steamboat explosion on the Mis- | sissippi, with the loss of upwards of thirty lives, | but the full particulars of this awful calamity will be found in an extra slip from the Picayune office, which you will receive to-night by the eleven o’clock mail. BY THE MAILS. Important from Washington. Wasurneton, Nov. 29, 1846. Late Mexican Intelligence—Capture of Tampico— 1236 cents. commence y Charles Gold- Mr Walcot: Mary Wutzel, Miss Roberts. ast which, FAMILY JARS—Delp! Mr Holland; Emi- ly, Miss Roberts. "Aer which, the THREE gure-Kes Bellifullon, Mr. ifn conclade with tie JOCKEY CLUB—Acis Maccassar, | Dissoluti elude with the CLUB. ‘ oath Mr Walcot, Leander Larkington, Mrs Ti issolution of the Government—Departure of Almonte for England—Movements of Santa Anna—The Rumored Expedition against Ecua- dor—Policy of our Government in Relation there- to—The Coming Sesion of Congress—President’s | Message—Slavery—The Tariff, &. $c. | The recent news from Mexico has taken the Cabinet by surprise. Despatches announcing the ‘cents; upper bores cen; pit one shilling 3 private boxes $5. Orchestra boxes, $3. __ Doors open at half past 6 o’eloc! BOWERY Clik 8. é a . Childs half . Pit 12)¢ conte. Boxes 3 tet NIGHT OF Mie NORTH™ Dec. Ist, | ful Shetland TWIN K MOGGY, in their T Mr. NOR’ PONIES, JEAN. truly wouderful performances. Mr. GEORGE W. SERGEANT, will make his first, ap- departure of the squadron for Tampico, with a ee eNO TRELA (D'AND SCOTLAND.’ | View to an attack on that city, had no sooner ‘Master WM. NIXON, the iufantile prodigy, aged only. nine come to hand, than others were received an- | nouncing the bloodless occupation of the city, je of | Which surrendered directly on the receipt of a | summons to that effect. These last advices were still follawed up by others (the receipt of which | communicated yesterday), giving intelligence of the dissolution of the new administration, the ac- tual or intended departure of Almonte for Eng- | lane, and of Santa Anna having been compelled | to retund the two millions of dollars lately taken | by him from a conducta, and upon the usee yen call ride his scene of Horsemanship as the SHIP- RECKED SA/LOR BOY! BILLY WHITLOCK, and his immortal banjo will Gardner's famous serenade; besides a tultin To. conclude with Mr. Kemp’s new pantomime of HARLE PEI FROLICS—Clown, Mr. Kemp ; juin. Mr. er. Columbine, Miss Jesselyn. 130 lw*rh THE ALHAMKRA SALOON. 669 Broadway between hating Eve Prince streets, nearly opposite Niblo’s. HERR ALE ANDER ‘The Great Original German Magician, who. seed such ‘unbounded astonishm iblos i r Every Evening Thit Week. Full particofars in the daily bills. oHaighets fo the Rotunda, 50 cents: to the Balcony, Seeate~ which he had relied for the prosecution of the Doors open at. Jommence at 73g o'clock. —_—306t*re wer. The result of events so unlooked for, and of such importance, it is difficult to speculate upon. Santa Anna is a man of courage, fertile in expe- WALNUT 8T. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. E. A. Mansuaxt, Lessee... W. R. BLaxe, Manager. Last Night but Three of MADAME AUGUSTA, and M’LLE DIMIER, For the Benefit of Wile. 5 ota ft NING, TUESDAY EY. oe. 1, 188, dients, an not easily daunted by adverse circum- THE ART! | stances. But these occurrences will unquestion- Clairmont... ....++ +++Mr. Jamison. ably derange his plans, if not lead to their abso- lute defeat. The dissolution of an administration friendly to his views—the departure of Almonte, his confidential friend and adviser—and the loss of funds upon which he had depended for the pay | of his soldiers, and the purchase of supplies, are misfortunes ofno ordinary magnitude: URIELLE, or LE DIABLE AMOUREUX, , dresses, wands, &c. ke, ‘Madame Angu With entire new scene! Uri ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. Lessee. Vit’scorr cae my | The peaceable surrender of Tampico seems to I> This Theatre roughly | have had no connection with either of these i the most gorgeous syle, ad ie now dhe or fre ta the WOM PURSDAY, De-ember 1, Walt be presented the drama of | events. Santa Anna had ordered the town to be | abandoned by its garrison; which was command WALLACE, the Hero of Scotland. ie Mr & 8 Conner THE MAG! Grimaldi. Harlequia Columbine For description of tricia, nev the above Pantomnine, refer to Mr W A Barnes and Conue: E1.PHIA. H.M King ris, begs to announce to jadelp! in compliance with the wishes of many lovers of | he hes been iaduced to give (oa his return from Baltimore,) ree GRAND CONCERT, On FRIDAY EVENING, December 4ih, AT THE LARGE SALOON OF ‘THE CHINESE MUSEUM, on even a more megaificent scale than that peonuced by him atthe Tab-macie in New York, which has been unanimous- ly pronounced to ha’ im the * GREATEST MUSICAL FESTIVAL zens of KZ, has si the valuable ser- vices of the Ls ebay ‘Signora ba ae A r8. ‘Mr. EDW'D WALKER, the celebrated MR THORBECK i Mr. L. MEIGNEN, FIFTEEN of the moat dutioguished PIANISTS of ! and A GRAND ORCHESTRA. HENRI HERZ will perform— Rondo, for Piano Forte and Orchestra. A Brilliant FANTASIA on “‘Luciade Lammermoor.” _ VARIATIONS (di Bravura) on the Pre aux Clercs, with Orchestra A DUETT CONCERTANTE for two Grand Piano Fortes on La donna di Lago, by Mr. EDWARD WALKER and HENRI HERZ. ARIAS, by Signora PICO, ALKER. SONGS, WALK Two OVERTURES by the Grand ORCHESTR A. The Concert will conelade with the Overture to SEMIRAMIS, arranged for EIGHT. PIANO. FORTES, and executed b: FIFTEEN of the BEST PIANISTS in’ Philadelphia, an HENKI HERZ D {affording every facility to families, nnd students of the Piano Forte, Henrt Hera has d d to fix the following prices of admission for this fe Tickets $1 each; Family Ticket, to. admit, 3per- , $2; Family Ticket, to admit 5 persons, $3. di 3t’ r FREE CONCERTS, COMBINING A SELECT FREE AND RABY, Bvery Evening, at the Stag Hotel, 26 Mercer street ¢ beteeen, Howard and Grand. 4 VOUALISTS: : Mrs. Newton, Miss Barton, Mr. Collins and Mr. Glindon. ‘A professor will preside at the Piano Forte. "To commence at half-past 7 o’cloek. di iter AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE. SPOHR’S “LAST JUDGMENT,” AND MENDELSOHN’S “LOBGESANG,” AT THE TABERNACLE, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, 24 December, com mencing at 74; o’clock, and cl ‘The Chorus and Orchestra as ‘The solo parts bsleatantonsa > by the jent gan lareach To subscribers— each, by applying at the In H. MEIGGS, Principal. TABERNACLE. THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 34, Ro Spd SIVORI tively his Last, Concert, in 1d by Signora Pico, Mer Loder, " or iH ‘Mr. Foutana, Mr. Geo Jo Sivori are the fol Campanello,” (the ts—to the public o1 for five performances, fifty c stitute, 446 Broadway. di 2t® war which Miss Northall, Madame A for the vocal}; by S nd Mr. H.C. im be performed by Ci Pieces to The celebreted Adagic and-belt) comp ‘ 2. Aduet for 2 violins (by general desire) executed by Sig- and Sivor nosed by Maure f jor piano and from the opera “ Lucia di Lammermoor.” exeented by Mr. Fontana and Sivori, composed by Crmillo 4. Ghe Garival of: Ven before. THIRD CONCERT OF THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, f am and the publie, thac they will giv: fe ‘Tabe ir me) entertainment, at the macie This Eveming vext, Dee. 1. Je proxrawme will embrace the following, Nd Charen Belt bers coming. Nd Church Belle ‘wae The Mouutaireer. ‘he 6 bridge of Sighs. Song of the Shirt. Moan of. the Prison all things well. Grave of Bons cents; to be had at the prinetpal 634 o'clock. To commence at 7%. Sak Tat re GREAL BATTLE oF THE RESACA DE LA PALMA, AND THE BOMBARDMENT OF MATAMORAS, Now exhibiting at the Gothic Hall, 316 Broadway; [F-Open every day from'12, A.M.,t09, P. M. Admission MBecents. Children, 1236 cents. 2 lw®rh THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTUKE oF THE LANDING OF COLUMBUS, P4iNTED for the Capitol at Washington, by J. lyn, will be cont on ion fc longer, at the National Academy and Leonard street. . ‘The good tim fers Bib Also, several admirable eopi Woenvres of the great masters, » 4 brandt, together with a splendid view of the Cataract, Ra- Pids, and scenery about Niagara Falix Open from 9 A.M to 10, My ingle admission 25 cents. Descriptive pampbets 6 cts ni7 Imis*re FOR GLASGOW-The New Line Packet, lat December—The bark ADAM CARK, 400 tons, Capt. John Wright, ‘will sail as above, her a | freight passers havi esd thers W vel ‘or apply on 87 South street. ‘The A | Br. bark Ano Harl Dapt. Robert Seott,will | Eiacn Gceertad eall'ce wes teoeles inthe it eed the jananry Fora sage, apply to u ~Hegular sailing Br. ‘splendid accommodations, itatreet, Kast River, to | }ODHULL & MINTURN, HAVELUNKETT & PARDESSUS vi E i Bre ig No ae vite’ tees Soe dante bad Lap ge wi will con 0 sell arueles, equal to those of any other establishment, at rates the followimg reduced }ue—Nutrin Sarit, ‘ ang ality, ae pms 150 int—Giazed Caps. A Li Ps Capt John ‘Tobnston, Jr., wil it. For freight or pas. BOYD & HINCKEN, No. #¢ Wall 9. ae mi | er articles at equally low prices. ire | ne, | | garrisoned by one hi ors a | marines from the squadfon, who are by this time A New Grand CONCERTO, (the 4th) with the Hand Bell | | one side, and Mr. Webster on the other, This | diate repeal a | come furnished with innumerable petitions and a Seson tickets 50 cents; | ed, after evacuating the city, to repair to head- quarters at San Luis Potsi. The general had is- sued this order with the double purpose of strengthening himself with the acquisition ef the garrison and at the same time of weakening the force of Gen. Taylor, a detachment from which, he colculated, wonld be sent to oceupy Tampico. The conviction that the towa could not withstand | the assault of the squadron, and that the lives lost | in detending it would be a bootlese waste of strength, doubtless contributed, in no small mea- fure, to Santa Anna’s determination on its volun- tary sucrifice. The city, at the last advices, was and fifty sailors and relieved by six hundred soldiers detached {rom . Patterson’s command. The same mail that brought advices of the sur- render of Tampico, brought mtelligence that Ge- neral Valencia was setting out from Guansjuato, | on his march to San Luis Potosi, at the head of | six thousand troops. This fact, taken in connec- | tion with the withdrawal of the troops trom Tam- | pico, argues a determination on the part of Santa Anna, to risk every thing on an engagement at San Luis Potosi. How the more recent, und to him disastrous, events which | have mentioned, } may fy this resolae, remains to be seen. e rumored crusade of Gen. Flores against | Ecuador, is, I learn, regarded bY, the ad- ministration as an empty bubble. They entirely disregard the assertion that Louis Philippe has given the his coun- | tenance and — support. believe the French monarch to be too prudent to lend his | aid to any such equivocal enterprise; and not cae same degree of wisdom of the Queen-mother, they look upon the statement that she has | this quixotic adventurer with fui sion to make drafts on the Spanis! ly exaggerated. Should this expedition | be more than mere rumor, the policy of our go- | Vermment will be direct, immediate, and if ne- | cessary, forcible interposition. The United States will look with regret, but nevertheless without | interference, except such as consists in | friendly mediation, on the intestine dissen- sions of any of our sister republics on this con- | tinent; but in accordance with the doctrine enun- | ciated by Mr. Monroe in 1828, and recog- nized asthe sovereign will of the people of the United States, our government would feel com- elled to resistan armed invasion of any of the uth American republics, by an reg teat fitted y out under the direction an countenance of any European power, more especially when | the ulterior design of such invasion would be to (inh any of the republics so invaded into a mo- | narchy. But, as I have said, our government does not apprehend any immediate occasion for the prac- | tical enforcement of this doctrine. The French | government is too heartily ashamed and tired of | the ridiculous affair of La Plata, to exbibit a rea- | diness to rush into any other similar absurdity; | more especially as by the adoption of such a course they would come in direct collision with | the United States, and thus endanger, if not de- stroy the amicable rela:ions now happily existing | between the two countries. A week trom to-morrow Congress will com- | mence one of the most exciting and busy sessions ever held within the walls of the capitol. The President’s message. will embrace a variety of im- | portant subjects. he Mexican war will be the | chief feature. ThePresident will point to the results already accomplished, in the achievement of three | brilliant victories,the capture of a number of towns and the occupation of the Californias, New Mex- | ico, New Leon, Tamaulipas, Coahuila, Chihua- hua, Darango, ra, embracing 1,500,000 square miles, and all in the of five months, | a8 entirely unparalleled in history. He will into a detailed account of the measures of the —— in relation to Mexico, and will, loubtless, suggest to Congress the propriety of ex- tending the territorial juisdiction of the United States over the Californias and New Mexico. He will probably advise a slight modification of the tariff, so as toconsult for thecoal and iron interest and furtherto provide revenue to meet the in- creased expenditure rendered necessary by the continuance of the war. I do not think he will al- ludejto the affairs of South America. Besides the important subjects of deliberation contained in the President's m e, the ques- tion of slavery will agitate, and that to no tnifling extent, the debates of Congress. ‘Ihe question will naturally arise from the in‘roduction of bilis extending the jurisdiction of the United States over our newly acquired territory. ‘Ihe Western democrats, already jealous of their Southern brethren for theic opposition to the Kiver and Harbor bill last session, will, in a body, oppore the existence of slavery in the new territory. This will fully open the question, and a stormy debate may be anticipated. A compromise ot this expected difficulty is already talked of, not be. tween the Western and Southern democracy, but | between the slavery and anti-slavery party, and the negoeiators named are, Mr. Calhoun on the a mere rumor, liowever. The whigs will introduce a bill for the imme- alot the tariif law of *46. They will formidable array of figures. On the whole, the session will be exciting. busy, and animated, and questions will be disposed ot vitally affecting the interests of the Union. GALVIRNSIS, x, Nov. 20, 1846. An Enigma Solved The news which I sent yon yesterday, of the recent ecourrences in Mexico, is a key to the poli cy of our government in granting free ingress to Santa Anna into Vera Cruz. There was, in fact no compact between him and our government, nor did the latter count, as some journals have invidiously asserted, on his treachery. Thatthey expected to turn his presence in io to good account, is true, but how? In this wise: Mexico, with no domestic troubles to distract her attention, could combine ber strength and needlessly prolong the war without any vantage