The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1846, Page 4

America, and Mexico excites Very little sympa- t thy. The nacuralization papers issued bythe Mex- ican government are about as valueless as so much waste paper. Santa Annais playiug a deep game at present, and by no means a safe one. He isfomenting dis- sensions between Salas and the cabinet, and se- oretly corresponding and siding with both parties. He has written to the ministers of war and fi- nance, advising them not to leave the cabinct, butto remain and hold Salas in check, at the same time that he pretends to Salas the sincerest friendship. His aim is to foment a dissolution of the cabinet—a revolution will follow,—be keeping UP @ppearances with both parties, will be called Upon to assume the dictatorship, and once in | power, he will have every thing in his own bands. Bat in the mean time, the large army he has | collected at San Luis Potesi will find it difficult to | procure provisions. ‘Twenty-five thousand men | are not twenty-five thousane cameleons to live on air, and there is but little chance of the Mexicans receiving manna from Heaven like the Jews, or like Elijah, being fed by the ravens, Besides, it is not atall improbable that Santa Anna has ere this time been obliged to proceed to the capital, to allay the storm he has raised, or rather to take advantage of it for the furtherance of his views. From the intercepted despatches of the Secre- tary of War to General Taylor, Santa Anna has been led to expecta combined attack at San Luis Potosi, by General Taylor on the one side, and a force sent by wayof Tampico on theother. On ‘ this accoent he called in the garrison of Tampico. | But he hasgniscaleulated. No foree will attack him by way of Tampico. That city will be gar. risoned and held, and some of the adjacent towns between the city and the Sierra, may be taken | and garrisoned, but no force will proceed from | Tampico to San Luis Potosi. The road winds alonga chain of rugged hills, called from their form, the Sierra (the saw) and is entirely impass- ble to wagons or any description of wheeled vehi- cles. There are slopes and chasms in the moun. tain gorges only pervious to mules, and the trans- port of cannon through the rocky defiles and up | tke steep hills with which the route abounds, would be utterly impossible. For an army, or even a portion of an army, to march over three handred and fifty miles of such a read, loaded with their baggage, provisions, and munitions of | war, and obliged from very necessity, to leave their artillery behind, would be preposterous in | the extreme. The garrison of Tampico, by the! way,must have buried their artillery in the vicinity of the city. | General Scott is not going to Tampico. He is | going to Vera Cruz. San Juan d’Ulloa is about to be taken, and General Scott will, as soon as that is accomplished, erect his standard in Vera Cruz. There will be a combined land and naval attack | on the fortress, the General leading the land | forces, and Commodore Stewart taking command | §, of the squadron. Should Santa Anna fight at | San"Luis Potosi, he will doubtless get beaten, and | if beaten he will fall back on the capital. Then | will the army of occupation under General Tay- | jor, and the army of the south under General Sertt, proceed by different routes to the city of Mexico. Santa Anna may be obliged, by want of provisions, to fall back on the capital without waiting for an engagement; but there is little | doubt that he will endeavor to retard the progress of General Taylor at San Luis Potosi. Do not bs surprised, however, if something should occur to | bring the war to a termination before the lapse of two months. I speak of the tuture movements | of the army dnd navy with @ reservation of any | such accident After Vera Cruz shall be taken and occupied, Jalapa, Puebla and Perote will doubiless be suc- | cessively invested, and thus the army of the South | will penetrate into ‘ the bowels of the land.” The mismanageinent in the post office is really | becoming an abominable nuisance. I have not received a paper tor four days—and others of my | acquaintance are as badly off. The sotels do not | get their papers at the regular time more than once | in five days, Tho fault must lie either in the | New Yerk or Philadelphia post office. The ex- | cellent postmaster of this city (C. K. Gardner,) 13. a most efficient officer, and there is ne deten- \ tion or deay here. A few days since a friend of | mine showed me a letter mailed at Philadelphia | on the 27th ult, which did not reach here until | ‘Tuesday last, the Istinstant There is gross and culpable negligence, or something worse, in that | department. Congressmen are arriving in numbers by every | train, and a large proportion of both houses will | G. be present at the opening of the session on Mon- | day. Gaviensis. Battimone, Dec. 5, 1846. Mejor Ringgold’s Remains—Native Americanism agein —The Shakers—Ireland—Merkets, 2c. The remains of Major Ringgold aro expected to ar- rive in this city on or about the 16th instant, whilst those of Colone! Watson, Captains Ridgley, Thomas, and Pearson, will probably not reach here before the middle of January. There will, consequently, be two funerals. The preparations for the funeral of Major Ringgold are progressing finely, and as the military | from a distance have received a general invitation, it ir | presumed there will be a large attendance. Major 1 the commanding officer, requests all companies ing to visit the city on that occasion, to report t carly as practicable. Another attempt it about being made in this city revive} native Americanism, which has been totally < tunet for two years past. A. necting is called for Mow. day evening ext, to form a Young Man’s Native Ame- rican Association. More humbug on foot. The Shakers are giving exhibitions here to empt benches. However, I perceive that one of the papers out with a severe article against the roe oy which will, of course, excite public curiosity, and give them a full house to-night. The friends of Ireland appear to be wholly defunct in Baltimore. Net one farthing has yet been raised, nor is there any proposition on foot to raise, a fund to feed their starving countrymen. Tux Manxers.—The transactions ia flour, which have been principally Howard street, have beeu large, but Brice eanbraces “Bea ee Ho and all have been tak 4 S74 por bbl. Oralers ia Howard street have bee rom the ¢ re at prise 27,604 bbls. 8 bbis_ rye flom: wheat from all ve prices hive not sho +n more fi best Peomsylynn Meryland aud rye offericg twa, new yellow snd white, at 5! cents per bushel. | | | There is a tev: resatl to Ga voll dent's message will motement isthe ma het. Sellers of ste the tempration of Tedweed rues to. io our own mm 6 per cont. Purtavecroa, Deo. 5, 1846. The Pennsylvania Regiment, for service during the war, ls pow complete, the Jefferson Guard, Capt T. G. Morehead, having been inspected and accepted last eve- | ning. The Washington Artillery Company, Capt. Nagle: trom Pottsville, arrived in the city/to-day,and in company with three of the elty companies, will dopest by the core | Pittsburg on Monday morning. The other three com" | K for farnishing additionet com{orte to the volunteers, end | + isting their families while absent, amounted to more | a: then « thousand dollars last evening. Monday has been wet apart by the committee to receive the contributions ef ladies, and their munifcence is expected to put to shame the limited generosity of the lords of creation. The fund should be sufficient to furnith each man withan overcoat ‘before starting irom this ertertainment is given to-day, at the Colambla Gaiden Camden, to all the vol- unteers disposed to partake of it, by the Proprietor, Mr. py eee a | The Pitts! have | oe at ea Wc ages Sagat he ae be elected by the volunteers as Colonel of varia Regiment. Without intending to aevoume is qualifications, | cannot bot think that it is the daty of the . volanteers to select for promotion to this h: ata. tion, one from among the officers of the regiment as at | Present composed, and not cast their votes for an out- sider, who is not in command of either of the od a only Abend to serve in paaity. who . volunteered to fight vatiles of y's the head of a Lx tte over | command, inone who not ealy | and, ‘he cape ¢ long | presents the cup ti es < ly, but who lea’ aseat in the State Senate, ton which | he was recently elected) and the honors attached®o it, aa well asa Jucrative profession of which he has al hs | been an ornament. I allude to Col. Wm. F. Small, captain of the po AE ey long connested with the Ledger sits law reporter, and em coi that his claim upon the votes of the volunteers ere at least equal to any of those who 19 60 mmand of companies, and cartennly superior to any Outside of the regiment. His iowiedy AM of military tactics ia the result of long study and much experience, ha ne parsed through all 4 grades from Hentenant up te lieutenant colonel, which | tile now holds in the first regiment,; second brigade ennsylvania militia. The coroner yesterday beld two inqnests; one upon an | old man, George Richardson, who while ves come Sry dip som Bi hogshead, the oat being alone and wna- | ble to extricate himself, was suffocated. This shocking | event occurred at the farm of George betengras, be the Ridge Road. The second inquest was upon the body of John Grifiin, an apprentice to a car; | dead in an unfioishad pease in Moyeme: having apparently fallen Tarenge the) 19 joists from one of the upper | | at ries. Itis supposed he hi el ones an entrance to the | house by a ladder in the rear, snd accidentally fell Burton had a benefit last’ evening, and the offer of a silver cup for the best conundrum drew a crowded house and olicited not less than three thousand conundrums, ood, ba! and indifferent A selection had been made rom these of about a hundred “good un’s,” which were , read, and the following being stamped with aj wal by the universal applause of the audience, the author, a boy not more than 17 years of age, received the prize upon | the stage : “*Why is Burton Ii uyer, who was found atavern keeper?” “B 1 it_ draws numbers to the pit, while | those above are in tiers” many very xy laughable ones, among which | Huding nliction of | int : cure forthe ague 7” Pett tbe Mayor the Shakers.” Another - bore rather ommodore Conner. **Why is for_en- to obtain a glass on tick at atavern like Com- | modore Conner at Alvarado 7” “Because he couldn't come it over the bar.” The sudience present last evening at the concert of | Henri Herz exceeded in numbers all that have preceded | horse a good (mare) stop) hard upon | deavoring | itin this city. The North American of this morning | thinks that nearly four thousand persons must have been present. The delight of the audience was manifested in the repeated encores of the princ nepal pieces. He gives a ‘iimington. concert on Monday evening at ‘The Seguin troupe appeat on Monday evening at the Walnut street theatre, when Fry's d ‘ Leonora” will be re-produced with all its origi The Chesnut street is opened on Monday Mr. Alexander, the famous American magic The dancing and fighting horses of Messrs. Sands,Lent & Co., attract crowded audienc: ery evenin, Sales ef Stocks ying Boann—$160 Stare 000 Li onEee Beaver Meadow RR, Mmingtow RK, }, °59, 78. waren SaLes—$1000 Lehigh Interest, 51; $1500 State 6’s, eer enero eee COMMERCIAL. New York, Dec 5. Asuxs—The sales for the week amount to about 500 | bbla._ of both baud and closed at $5 75 for pearls and $4 874s for po! Corron Pine sales to-day amount to about 1200 bales, chiefly taken tor export, at full prices. We are obliged | to raive our quotations to conform to the line of the markot, which is one-quarter cent stronger than this dey s’ Yennight. Freighc to Liverpool dull at seven-sixtcenths LAvERPooL Crassivication. Opsanas. Rew Orleans, Floride. Mob.¢-Texas | Leferior. none. none. | Ordinary. Middl none. none. é 3 noue. Froux—The market has been pretty dull all the we Genesee is held at $5 25 and $5 374¢: Michigans $5 125 and $5 16%. Southern descriptiv: ull. Smaii sales of Buitimore and Georgetown are making at $5 26 a5 60. Rye flour is worth $3 50 a $3 62. We hear | of no sales of wheat. Northern Rye is worth 78 a 79 I cen! jarley 57.0 60 centsy Northern Oats 37 a 39, oe n82cents We learn by tge arrival of th le- donia, that prices in Europe have receded; consequently we shall have a further reduction here. | La re Arrived. Passenge! SEY ars elm steamer Leon—D.on ponyaie ieee Pe | Bega Minister. aud tami'y, Jose Ortig Ce atlos | K iz Knight, G anullin and child, MG Koer | and Jady. Me Cuetieeeeeo ip New Vork—Mi+s M Wiskeman, uMmesUe Luaportattod New patties wie Manco a3 bates cotton HCoit & | Co—82 000 trunuels 17! + cedar J W. Phalliy St wanks—Brg Mor 2 bas “ary bl ‘& Shields—279 bis | corto 119 hides Coe, Andersou & 17 bales eotton Hol- brook, Nelson & Co—99 do Fox a Verkins & Com2ido Alleo & Sage—1 dale gotton 7 hides Taylor & Mich a0 do HW: aring & Son—-28 do Genter ke. was Varker Wilh New York—30 tes rice G Balktey— 150 di oe, Wilber & Seott—35 bales cotton Atwater & Mulford—32t ds H§ Levericn—405 do Drake Mills—3"8 do J | W Fhihps—100 H Coit & Co—t92 & Gale—125 3 Broason—52 K Post —!6 pkas to order. —_—_—_—_—_—— MARITIME HERALD, PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 6. uM a2 10 53. Cleared. files Evizabeth Ellep, Tyler, Liverpool, Manson, Liverpool, Covk & Smi jownes, cmd Breu & Vi Coen Chi ie, kverett & 3, Albamb: | Nesmith field, Ladaro, Char Fai Bulkley. Barks ite mu biie, Conk & Smith; eon Tege schen & Unkhart; Chatres; Townsend, Mi ibraltar, Frauein & (0. Brigs Hobt Bruce, Wade, jie Honduras, | B Bianco, Marealla, Perry, Bermada, nae? Light’ «urn; Mary, Patterson, Liverp vol, TS W: 19 FD Jones: Miseenaae ‘aierens Peruvian, at} br ex, Atrowamuth & Mier by, Belize, H Uaderwond rah Ehgabeth, Somers Adan, W le Richmoud ilpole Norfolk; Harrie Black Diamond, Cox, Philadei- igheed, Philadelphia. Blvzabech," Kussell,, Apalachicola; Saliy ¢, Edenton aud flymouth, NC; Leonora, Wool- a. ston, Philadel; Arrived, ‘Spanish steamer Leon, Don Manuel Siv. Havana. Mounts two guns. pose of repairing. Hamburg ship Marie Hambarg, tok I Poope & 30 days from Came to this port for the pur- (at anchor on the bar) from Nichols, 16 days from New Orleans, with cot- one Baile: Novis fares Yon a is spoke bark | Sut! of and from Boston, for New Orleans. Sh Sew Xork, Hall, 3'days from Cearlocten, with eat ton, to G catkley £00 bushels salt, co lighten the vessel 71, passed the week of a vessel, with the stamp of her mast e sails, lost boat, a dhed to heave ‘ove ‘board 300 to Nov %, is 36 30, lon standing, f it being dark atthe time, aud blow: aheavy sea runumg, could mot ascertam any from St boat Ag o. The M ere DH Weather on the passa; . has had very Brg pak ‘emery, . * Crocker, 20days from Bangor, with spars, to Seur ‘Sereh ! Susi, Horton, from Wilmington, NC, with na- 5s ane tO master. AJ DeRowser, Mills, Wilmington, NC, with naval ome, we master. lelphia, and 2 days from the | i jetta Burr, Bacvors, Richmond, flour, &e, to Al- | fi. Bene Aun D, Treadwell, Richmond, flour, ke, to Allen & pone Esther & Eliza, Clark, from Eastport, fish, to Smith & Sebr tonneke, Knight, Eastport, che ton, Hrand! Schr Dispaten.¢ orson, Bi sa, Haver, Brandy Below. "Tom Charleston, with cotton and nee, to Geo laste. e, Hour, Ke. » flour, &e. Ship Amwe Brig Mose: athiey. Also, a brig, beatiog np. Alto, 2 brigs—auknuwn. Salled. Ships Faves fiver, for London; Angelique, for Amster- ; barks ida, for Antwerp; Suappoppe, for Antwerp. Romer got off afterwards, TOI her cargo. expected to get coma wage cammmnd Herald marine bi lence. EST, Nov 10, 1646. ipham, wae ane auction on the 2h, for $168. phage je has tio RB] 0 Lin an Pat he incola was alongside, i me E which was driven from her moor- | ine inte ga'e hore in this harbor, was 1d ou teh tor $05, i Miscellaneous Record. ‘Weare indebted to the Charleston Courier for a olasse ov Scna J T Bentine—The end Jt Be Hook ene sano ‘Mat gords' bar Ber"on te ath a a an oss ‘irived at New Onlenus-on tre 23h, ee the brig Bultane: reek y, are Fol gd gensene— The bri 2a, whe. yeubah ons sock ox the mare > pect, NS, and Sie steer ses Mistino Reeth Brie Rebecca, phi»). ty od bra ptt mel et mane a wale fe komt poem Boge Pd hen w Liners Rov ish threw part of “ie Frona, for New York, put back to Codi, Nov. The, a to. New Youk, at Ci Goe | Mane distress; was discharging athe une Oo! Sur deh was Sat on the Reef Hesd, Sept 20th, near Calentta; crew saved. PR. ny Montreiien was aground below New Orleens, on | Str T: Pray, from Liverpool te Boston, | w MRE Naty. Sd 3 pets Suir Tros Bexverr, rs Charleston, oat Liverpoot, expe: rienced coutinwal ga.e8 “A a during Baio Warcuman, pr ia, ti rigging, Brio Favonrre, Keoney, ot Halifax, from Alexandria, lost sails, spars, bulwarks, ke, and shifted cargo. foun Corvmmra, Berry, from Philadelphia, wconniesaal | jdge, at Halifex,” fem Philadel Misc load’ of tie Vola flout, and veered ia: sale, ‘Why is a | ehigh 6's, | Emma Pres | p jamaica, Rio | Nov fae gi with cot- | | Bang Lagaanas, as hore at Provuiterowa, had not got off ecty ie: “As8 Co well, on tee v Sebel ictn bp a dene, ashe a | Lae I Suir Burpino 1x Maine—5 ships, 1 bart, 15 figs aad hesetotere exjeting. onder the Sc of }6 ret ouars, with tcal tonne of i Sa han ils a per pet ah | eames ptt SCSHAWLGHT, J | ed ene Seal srite | esenpeantins Steger Soe ; action of ! Vazecls coasting aise resigns! forts of home, severing the sac: tee fehieh bind bis as er ccome, wraith mer + 4 | ‘ tnnceshing seh. Island, ‘arrived, et Providence cathe | in Winensacts Bop! fo Pe i a cpm i book, tader the frm of Cantwtighe, Be busin | Wall street surance ee ae » kane Schooners oops | musity, are respe requested to aise ‘us atral. Inglading ee eee | Hostanay aan AS obs bie ei is ioe N ae Schooners Pe} sing 1 pee Satmboats ot New Vour, Dec. 4,146 if, vessels i ‘AYLOn’3 U. S. MONE REPORTER | Sey pee BS clear ie the Bate Siace ae ed “oad wal y* Behoonets “He Sloops : | a T® ts per month, payable on delivery; non-subscribers Pi from Ameterdam for N para ieeets procure subscribers. Ap- Bark Providence, of Pruvi sens ym Amstel for New | few go - pl ice Broadway. \Sppoaive the Tr ity chureh. Oe Sect: erie sesh ed tats Bs, 2 | inst. Bnj at. Ship 25th ult Jat 23 28, lon 82 12. Ship Cnarlestov, Efe Kin ‘Tata, hence’ for py | Mercury, wh ‘30th ue 3 in teams ise, Whune, Fink, Yel Horence, of Welle, Nor 28, off South Shoal; had | “ho Tissue—ior sa | nae etaces Oe wack olan et a5 509" PENSE & BROOKS. No 65 and 67 Neasan at. | atten walls. ayy MANGANESE. | ‘ S—Avr Paoli, Ball 9h, Velasco, Matan- | sat es, tnlosetanl al ‘Welau, Mobile: fs: 100 save Black Oxide ME yee phobia. for Wth, Chas Na = 1 oe Galwess 10a. Yon Havens. | Nov Iai Re W AnD. Sears ar st Diamond, Beet Oot are anes Bales athe he Bevorie, do: 10h | $150 (aighly off colar) mein, about two carat | Leeoatin ie: ih Sing, st N York] 9th Caroling; do: 1ith? | mounted as ich «small Qrilifant at Yogt pt atom. Phe Sid sth, Elize, Ba 34, Nader ee Dee pin being valued (asa relic) by its owner above 4th, vessen, Nv ork; th, Magdaline, cede Pion, | Motisateuardof Ove Hundred and Pity Dollars will be 3 i a ore, Bales Occ Mth. J Peruana N Olea. nw Fite | MS ta GALL: TOMPKINS & BLACK, 181 Broadway. \ ‘Ast Montesito, York. S12 16cb, Mary | $5 REWARD. | 9, Sol | , i Tho: | QTOLEN from ths ge Belect, while, tying at, che meta bite ie onan aa norms | Sind RTO ETO Retina he ed i . New Orleans: 3d, M colore 5 tag pee ‘Butte Tih Thos ke Wise Wi ous Se | everwwill return. said Boat to Crooke tom, New’ Orleans; British, Hum the val bites His Chil fal opers of le; Harrison eal pe | 4¢h | te | fic, dos ‘Sal Beg mtesl, hence i Faumoutn. Ni Nov Of atom, sand ald Sth for | JOHN CATTNACH, Trank Manula:rarer, | ee ig, onto H J ating peck scertaaie a Re not et Boston; 15th, C | Hector, New Yorl | Boston; Adam Loa if uO pie analy, kno’ feelin Set ee edsteceeelneg es ceeree pee tare suld there. sat of fan y dress Caps Head- ? Chimmasetts and Uc Colas; C,H an 1g Macon, hence for Savannah, off Charleston Bar, 24 Platina. Woodward, from N Orleans for Marseilles, | rowan, hence for Charleston, off Cape w, from Bristol for New Orleans, vin 18 10, loa 59 oy Reeeron: lon 27, Sept 2. * Lord Dull or t, damn, Sth oaenee, Dumerous to mentii Gesreniow tt Tenney way, year! Nine We fereacleae ri to Jamaiea, no date, lat cpreste Nibio! where & great variety of French’ Goods aye off Cape Romain, on the u be bad al jowest market prices. 45 Swer do; | and hid streets, will rec: abeths | CE Glad.ator, do; 13th, EI Off, gui 3 al Fane, New Yo TRAVELLING TRUNKS, ban iiuor Non: Siac i z1 f tap, Phila Sid, Bebe Glade? | » ke , fill sip days for va nein bets: etre e West ands South America teat ed | Thomas WINTER CLOTHING ELLING OFF AT COST AT W. Ce. "8, 102 ew" H. DEGROOT & Falton street, Fone yf block east of Broad- York, where every variety of Gentlemen's had for lower prices than at auy other estab- va and \ Andel, Baltimore; Chesapeake, | Wa it Nicholas, do: 3d, Danae, ds; ee Chor! “New Orleans: th, A . f uneut in th N 8 ‘Mahasace, NY? | Over Coats tnd Ove packs or Broadcloth, Beaver, Pilot, | 2 Marci Lor hi | ‘Tweeds, and Mazurka Cloths, of every sacauaibe foe | lppe, di . | Nov 4—Arr Nordpolen, NY joaks—on and fall ci f French and frie rae Felis N'Y. "Sid, 1h, Hariaoa Chil | “Americas Brndeloty from vsa'y caries S3t0 ton, N Orlea Dress and Frock Coats- black, blue, brown, olive and green, anf biras| of French, baglish, Belgian and Americas, Clothe, from 2d, bs ner, 0 sohte Iris, yore, Boston: ‘ch and Busin: Seatioda se Sack and Wig free | achr Boundary, D’Eentremen, rs Tweed and Broadc! e ry style market, | Keay, Alexandria; achr Victivia, Hammond, ‘086, | b fg Watch an Ateridge, Philadelpnia; eld 2 Pagte--Broadeloth, “Cassimeres plain and fancy, Dos kin ennease French, Eaglish, and American from from 41 days out, Veats—double ed. ie broest, aud reiting caller aud short pot Sid 29th, brig Acudiany! Eldridge, | new styles: Plain and fauey sta Woolen Velvets, i Boston. % | gimere, plain and fancy and » fom = $1 to Kisgston, Jam, Oct 8:h—In port, brig Billow, Lawren | from Bath. abr 247 and sailed 25:h for ont 1 A large assortment of Brondcloth, Cassimeres and tga achr Thai «¢ an eked Saeed TS unt ts made bet gr ney to suit the most fastidious. or two for rieans oe i ever; mouth, Ja- _ Riana ort ed DEBE ROOT RTO, LivenrorL, Nov, 6 —Arrived, Loni ‘45 im*r ‘No. 102 Falton'st. 4h, Marathon, Boston; 7th, James sled: 10 lige oa MINIALURE PAINTERS, &c. Cc COVES. No. 187 Breadway $a oor, wholesale and re- © tatl mant ed of every deser'ption of Morocco Cases, at reduced Stir, chet Cases. witha new and elegant wyle gt Gold and Ge: tlemen’s W! Di ‘Travelliny jewel Wi bobo Bes Locker Pe Le sad. Plate Bok silv d toorder. Also, Trays made and ficted to Joweler's shnw cases at shortnotice. Drguerreoty pe Miniat de in ites. manner, at the lowest market prices A variety of the sbove articles constantly on d, and made to order with expedition and panctuulity. hel N B —187 Broadway, (third floor,) New York 45 3\*re 3 Sth, Ecchester ed ing, ‘Cases for Nov 5—Arr Diligeucia, N York; 7th, Oliveira, N | on WANTED, Sept%—Arr ‘ioodwin, Bovton, Bld Aldebras, | A SITUATION iby mn Americar, young woman, to do for Borton; fun Penang, Avg 26; flersalia,farBostoss trom | A chowke Pokincewiee Wes woke We Toteeeen One ere i e-air Wahi NY. Sta 11th, Apply at 69 Chrysty eet, for one week. 5 arr rr ‘ashirgton, SURE MALT WHISKEY CCHAMLES MURRAY 72 | "Siem, Oct 10—-Arr Felicidade de Pavoa, N York, | Gtawte mete aap fc i LY Por | ‘Tairsre, Octa—Arr part by N York. Brazos Saxtiaco, Nov 2i—la Mt Vernon, for N Ork from Balt, 1s outside the tar, partly TH, Nov 5—Off, Leo Nov 13—At valanche, N York. Sid 71 Mobiie: 6.h, Erechard, New Urieats; 4th, Northu a i AY at $2 per gallon, 20 per cent over a ae ante ve PR Teh sell a libes 42 X*re \7 THE JOINT BUST VESy bergiofore carried gu between J. Comstock & John 8. Mounot, in the manage- een dissolved me mutual Vill, Room, and eye lage oer peice mame Peet New York B. MONNO? inal er, and setile the business. of concern. Deoember 2, 1846. ment tort contract, and JOH, on the same ia port, poe leans, Bosvox, Dee #-Arr, ase, N Orleens; Put- uz Deoember #106. dt eer sais ntney, do: eg Elin Burge, Bovpeia, Hon Juve ue fs QTICE athe pater of the estate of elute Joh A. be AN ROC! esley, Wy Bintgn’’ Talegrapheds Ving’ Chanter, Clasteston, gr | | enh ndersigned have bee ‘was below yeaterds Notice is hi ae phe endys yee A ven, ) at anchor im Ligne Jouse chant of the county of WnbeGieacs io theese of i higan, administrators of the Winer N Vor) gataue of Soha A. Drew, ate of Mackinac, couuty of Miche fimackinac, deecased, abd have taken upoa themselves that Mscinas, Michigans November 217 is. . "~~ WILLIAM T. al HENRY JONES | Yo Jackson: | ¢ Macmias Pont, Noy. 1@th—Arr bri York. brig North Amerie N York, rendy B | Mechaute, Eli Monte, ent, Portland. New Oaurans, sip Galveston, Havi- | Jed, Galvestous ships Gen Belfi ; Jae dap fr ‘Nickerspe, ti mii @ H Re; cured bY a lew spplications, ta ecm its ins, Hav, | influence on diseases of the eyes,dwill | Lor NYork; ald, sehr Susan. C Preston, Santiago; Eaaity, ine New York, JAM’L. K. HARIN' d38w*re Administrators of the estate of John 2: Drew. A pee dome donna, both Meee and young, jeated at home Her mind was troubled, her ge od rene waaereae ‘And nought could afford her reli ig at a concert she must hats mah, he'd takem a cold ; 4 she knew full well that Sivoni might, I mean Mr. Lope, might scold. ‘She Bicked up the eee fe. her galy hope, to York. Dee 1—Arr schs Dhnmark, Ryder, Brooklyn; nett, NYork; 2d, arr sel ‘ortui Mills, NYork. Sailed daring th Panchita; sche Del Norte, Martha, and some | Andauiekiy commenc ‘over the Shoals. | Of Haxee? Srave-—not Jones Hors, Bec SAig brigs Amethrat, fmich, New Bhe seat for with speed. Ns Calo on, yal Bek a fot No:- Bhs tnok thre joses, three hours apart, nad, Fastport for N Work; Corvo, crock: rey aPOURD 5 Vatrror Crockett cts Becman. Simoni, Phomes Ieened edie cold ced taddened her her heart— tet rr the best to, ANCES COMPOUND. SYAUE of HOARIIOUND is S ROVEREIGN cure for COUGHS, COLDS, BRON: chr CHITIS, ASTHDIA, CONSUM itucket for Hichmon Ni ', do Frice 5 cents a beatles 16 jengal, Crough, and Metalluc, pres aston for r sale AN DR, pot ful toa & Mi] ‘iNiem sts. ; HENRY DORNEON, streets way and a Sitio bers st, : —| hrs Cotait, Nicke: \, Albany; | cor. of Hud- "Pirken do.3 Cesien tc: Tosue, Hotten for Nees | som sed Bociaes scart Recalapiea ‘Tamsple, ter: of Bicadony jen} Bigelow, Baxter, N York; Eries for York; an jaion, cor, of Bowery and Grand st. betore reported. Olivia, York. in HT RESTORE. ROMAN | E' Sid 30h, Inport *, (new) Fos'er, for do. Fame, Forester, achs atriot, Cates uae: seh mf ho Aa tBags a : uses it. cldiope Bold also at 100 Fi 77 Kast Broadway. Price 25 cents. | poten ale ae BEAR'S OL. + Dseer ait Wigs ly egieetes. care were /razos Sant Bs Gin Cont stouth of Rie Grande, holt, and brie Moses, Buttle one ait ae boost sat i not be roreret in ove case unt 7th, bark Wm Ivy, ygBrazos ‘which arcifigial ba ‘mie Trworn, Concensrated a perep | Lois, Mack Feamcola ‘gravee a'serard, B | Jogo: Mart Heneaccles Cr \Gregon, Leech, ‘Fampi " an be satgeeted Naot eee he ee 2 Nanavorer, Bee ea eee Elizabeth, Phila; sloop Lea- | syactive qua! pep te. Be ee Oil stands for vwdue org from ‘Mystic for de; sloop Empire, Daytua, fm rare, i In the Gran “ Raa ie a—arreehes Now Olds gp tamongend Re: | ready nln x 0) Hudson sree, comer of Soring, | nown, an Boston, for New York; Bergen, Abe feparious imitations, and be sure =nd Small ralem for NYork; Euzsbeth, | cave only the article prepared by HENRY JOHNGON | | M Hope, | Price 50 cents ‘BS cen's per bot fe. 43 Im*r Ree eo er PLATINA, sehre Rie , OUNCES of rlatne, principally m wire, plate and » Fila: Hall Thomason Yeiden and 250-2 i ao tn ansoriment. Tacna” ore ae ae | che for Rich | Ss 83th were " sa DR. KELLINGE) 8 al hte Gave titan ah INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to eps ete | js as certain to relieve | in perfectly de. | the ” the pal ie | esa loba comes Se ‘Dover n ff into ea Ghahaowr sod wt the fee renwimere | Pn R | koedan8 eBiith, Mok. walled, sehr Ban Saees for coi, tg te = Courier, Couch, N York. q jerven' oun. eal eros, Nov at Arr J ‘Thompson, Albany; fm P coor N York esas Morano Aras, Book ‘ ide | Frances Halle "Sinaley 7. ae ‘ans West There t It aupplies the roots with a vont, Dec 3—Sid bark Ewd Koppisch, Rayne: the coloring matter wit gives the. sedges Nyt aren Bre: fim Taunton, for doy Ar- Jaxuriant locks, whi hich it produc LONG BREED en bany; rN eee Aa he : Reise, nat pr csi: ough iis abethnary whence sal =) john, Wheeler, races. years and amen | a cis pete enema i J | abaaens et NO 67 ays 8 Br" ah Cty ed j gut vel boo Re ener | nae, oe creat fa iin rood byt gia and ai * » which sailed folk. for | sete meh ed a serge ee ae oe flome Ports. yAvexanpara, Dee Art Br brig Retam, from Kiegston, {Re svn, "Wonreve: Doe 3-Arr rigs Meury Loe, Sandy, returned, meet see a es dimer ™ Fork; ee ¢ 4—Art schra Erie, septa hey cla Benet heels b Soe yliawrer br ‘rigs Harp, Cuor, | cept ri tbe val of the boat at Ne Tei tienen \ wre orks Diecast 1046. a5 mish DRAFT = on ENGLAND. IKEL. SCUTLAND AND WALES '— sprarae, megs to eke henge tn a ea rs nr Brita of Ei. | seers penance Soee nengers = ‘board «| afontag A the chinwill sot re | W ORLEAN —1 wa York Winer Fodtiels ban 4 eer ae Mb: Monde ia es os r packet ah ship oon Ai hy aes | oot of Wall | street, or to &. K Sia & 60., | Positively no received fon boged after this evening, December: ith. spevenvecmaecsesse- eben test ap of lading Orleans, James ‘Woodruff, who will —e i mye shi master, will Feceeed ne avi! et regular da) } 0! despatch——The very red m3 pper. fa aby] fa ving three-toucthe of her cargo on will have For freight or pas handsome prcormodesions, | a of Wi | eos dee Seca te CU. 56 Souths. | | “gaae ONLY REGULAR LINE OF NEW oO. | LEANG PAG @FACKERS othe ste, Ter ‘Proper be a Packet Saabinvicin, Capt, Hunt, foot of Wall st., | pechet ef ship ST. MARY, Capt. Foster, foot of Wall street, go Passage ® obghery at REELS COT, te seach ross, ™ | | pono} TINE OF PACKEIS FOuL LIVER | | ket of the 8th December—The splen id ids fest sui Packet ship HAPPAHANN CK, ; Gaptam rummond, will positively tail as above, her regwar ine accommodations fr cabin, segoud , peaponners juper'or. her fitted up in ost mode: nyleche yr second ios gel and ste deck 12 i lofty Ni ventila Tooms, = it of which ne wes font othe aceountugdatioms, aud those net a nee the acco! eo vibe g to secure berths should ‘make early application ox ot on ye ie JT PAI pe nds Bera eee a0 Fou LONDOR—| . tackge ap WELLINGTON, Cope oot. B ce ea, uth her ‘regular da: Mccommodations for cabin, second | cab * emberke i srengers, persons uatending to! € make iumedi ioe om we rot MHSOSEFH Me McMURRAY, da rh 5 Corner of Pine anv South sts. | H FOR LIVERFOOL-Ri ar Packer of the ember—'the fivst class fost sailing pack SHBURTON, WH. Howland, master, ab above, oer regular day. | regards the ‘accominndations for second cabm and | st-erage pesvengera in this well bsowe vessel Reena is unnecessary ersons intend: Le embark should make immediate application on ae len lane, orto | JOSEPH D M MURRAY ny 69 South, snes | | YACHT NORTHERN LIGHT FOR ae: ande \ fran Fecha The Sesthern a Sas is most Sreshet and all eae if having ewe berths each, and eight 1 ble) in her efter eabin, fae on ford ac aleutated for eee or packet ior passes’ Being admire mm Light for sailing, and jr Southe: “The ‘qualities of the ‘hen as rio boar,” are too ne goer to reqaire further descrip- ‘Fort id other particulars apply to the subscriber, at i 15 South Mark tare. Boston stad z an W. P. WINCHESTER, DUMONT * te HOBACK, ts. ‘RENCH BOOTS for whe 50. our i fe me No. 02 bw rre FINE ae ath ormnye be yt eaper Boo for Breads for, 88 or § tas YOUNG 1 Pe iti ry vine one of the most Mle scones ta thin ciry, Ges Ponts tesstvem tke’ Ridmeet praise in the Pe, Fair of the 7. Institute, for the | USRAS'S ‘he thonane hse Mendig ber done te | store, UNG & Pt ¢Anns. | 43 Im*re | PLUNKETT & PARDESSUS Pa street, icles, equal to | | i of yas establishment, at the rns ae age = z g238 g 3d “Motte Ph sere ark rt sient pics respectfully | jan! | contine of the — Patronage with whieh Henley hare | toe |b | POUNDS of very prime Weak Bish Sounds. ota and Actas atwaynge ban and for ‘tale at 10° always : DEKS & ANDERSON, i 30 Fulton, eor. | ‘OTICE: ing claims againet the under- i} d, went the same to Hen ‘No.9 Nassau street, JOHN HERDMAN. | bony re 5 worn! Bn nore wg No. 116 W! T, & proses is under, Ege Dollars; with ayer eee Lot ‘sold a or satisfactory paper on a | of commencing the —— retail }, the present offers one of greatest ‘Address LL. B., at this office, with real name. dt 2w®r | = Rata fe eae are jars | n Sapgnestiag. sai an Weakness an as and iit of the sereal, organs ongans from 2 or im} Sisk Ages Or THE KiDNive,. emyecte the BLAO: | DER; GRAVEL. and ere various urinary affections, whick are ixnorantly c ravel or Stone. | | _ Aware ef the low opi tea feaerally enteriaived of those | whord rtiee their aki there com, formerly | it name and references, b bar winch | H dees & matter fs hpon = ond to | swhish Demons of every | if, 1, but one fle bring pon soci | jho ot Ht th awa Peculiar snd succesful |" oe semen rea 4 redid, we relies sale ‘thousands of names wer: ie polveet of ofa Suter ! be add ‘| 859 lower | rll recelve the mort fnhfal nd deliberate \2 and separate rooms for eve, ed Aa have to wait a little. aa AND i DEL VATE pine COLLEGE 0 ie Hi Nee Cestty Blea chrome rhruuutism, &e., we. ‘The ediciones Kiving moreury, wy Joints, ered and TH. sree for the cure of Gonorrhea, as yet dreavered, rans way Bigeamary ae ee ed an it scove tract Tre real medicinal virtues. thas and ap Sacanevus eraptio: by tne College, for ‘he cure as, ewixrgemenc the dunes, alice aguaptoma, and the teat of ent om ak’ingudrerous ove of mere faa sons Ment. Price U0) GI panenrs ra Terieane Acind it may sl Fa BLACK DOF HIS rps ener in asure remedy 15 or comuunenes. Wy of ihe diene parts Ad pert a statement of theif situs ion, let lieste, ii will be consulted ‘that pai wil inchade all a ined Tireeted to pr tn the treatment of delicate du for slat in those ot | a sick u = siree Dr. a one of the members—Dectar a eet Mie, ae sine D*.: HNSON, 17 Duane Chatham street Daz Town a the most anecestfl prac pou by the meibors. whe moet dsily' for lane a tne ne oo aa expenses, s enelox E’S pom tna an lenge GEAN fees. 1s apes pa a aps sortie bl ig il goon an ‘Those bY oraeaghed d Setentaty a vn for 108m byte it rated with pat enero di dierencie beatae Price $2. botile of 1¢ ox oré for $0; ots sd al iy for the ‘the importing agents, 20436 at, N. Vik. PUN IO : Boeee Yor sale ‘ork, is & cutee’ ce cure! 6 Examined to detect dis- x10 Im*r 45 iat OF hem ere ofthe fy one £08 u tad for the use ly ran Se MONTHLY REPOR: oi NOVEMBER, OF THE NEV YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No.75 CHAMBERS St Cases Succxssrutty Taratep. 3 Promary eases of the tangs. Gi Cases of apoplery. 2 Ble 1 Case of epilepsy. 4 Cases o 9 Cases of gonorshans. 2 { 12 Seminal weakness. 3 Ve 3 Dizeiness in the had. 4 Cases of Lmpotency. 2 Gases of parelysis of the 7 wiosiy etancres. 4 (mtorr A Venereal, of : Cc ; Uleerated sore throat. 4 Ton 3 Sma ‘9 Cason of bed strictures 1a 2 a pen 2 ge mucose on m the knee 2 Cases of exysipelas. 5 Cases of liver complaint. Succxserun Orenations Cun: removed. 4 Operations on the eyes. opened, arising 1 Hydiocele. trom buboes. 1 Large abscess in ano. Casesjof 1 Fracwured clavicle. 1 1 Disloeauos Veducea,f 1 Fatty tomor removes 3 Poly piextracted, s peration sfor phymos 1 Case of necrosis ‘of the ti 2 Rael opened. gal 13, Canes Venereal Warts. ‘The poor attended to a beimeen on Send Avie in the morning. a5 20*rc CK, M.D, Atouding eleven, and Physician Doers YOURSELF.—The time has —— bea th alee oa very low sane tii’ eet ae Also, a large assortment of cheap white and brown ntl im*r Ngo eee APHLEG— The nase sic eee barrels o peter ‘choice Lady’ Apples | bon upto order fer 2° Imerh TOOTHACHF CURED IN ONE MINUTE, B:. th= use of the Clove Anod oud the victims of quvekery, Dr. Gregory, No, 3 Wossevelt } ol vel jory, No. "Toprottet Rew See) now ui vpraalty pase ane, h i published nie treative ni these C plaints, wh which yg rofession to oat ot Be MBrown Sock Over alteratice Ths rice ofthe boos is anby So com, siPeeiver collars and cuffs, and buttoar and tre naa picteribtions any oue may cure hi elf ue private: of the same color, $14. Efe Sad atk ¢ “he onee Jn addition to the ueual routine ot se i” es fis r vexonl di seminal weakvess, besides pee $i ae many other 8 i Drees Coats, made to _— are, a. very j int rench,) lower ag Drug Stores—30 Ft | © pusNo credit wharever’ eee us| ee fe | soe & PAVIDSON, | of Jot [New York, i First floor, up Neiigdaeateet New YO, sae | rama PREMIUM SHAVING. SOAP. Gena’ ralwat RETA STOCK OF DRY GOOD WITH LEAKE th pete, Deva ORE FOR BALE For sale, ato ot Faey | Seomeneunbas ths goevieme tes faved v Goode. well fed aud at low prices, in public rious Mie shsar Gosiveble Logations fa toe City. ‘up by. o' ote e has rely three years to rua, & loeation ‘may | tail, from 7 bec red one of the best. The ae s been fitted up’ | we offeralse, at jase, and possesses many adesntages asto the | ment of Perfumery | inter ements. 10! a Sean, OILS, Fi ke. hy og! rm Candles, at 25 cts a Ki peer ed Sperm Baguion, very son hive Lamp delivered to any part of the chore at 1 market. Lb ET ie B article, nd eg mom lea oath nee cae thetethand ote rremameat the tame, % ey bene Lag don'y by HEN. Wau SSON nehe eda, inthe Gvaite Bu Busing, oa aie Lei agton’s, ten street. 77 00, H : hav e.gnly j FANCY. BOXES A Ste | ea 7 day, Price 2 conte per copy—$7 ier he F eons that serene age 6 conta mm | Ma ye | mis day. ‘@ source of trouble and rnce #4 Seite ‘ak ‘ fawbe cnunteb sity, 160 5 es THE NEW YORK HERALD. ‘st JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, “iio at the usual prices—always cash x Ante Sumeacsranrt eS NTS—BRUN, LAROSIER! bay: t ‘Boxes Tor bonbon 42 im®rre aa ae with beauty and des. rane. sara =. North West