The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1846, Page 3

; m8 ay a3 ah be bb Py we 20 6s boo fe 30 bee 4a 460 8 200 s3 a7 3! 330 ietit. yn Monday, ti inst , M youngest sen of Mad “Sinith, eged 1 your and 11 The relatives friends of the family are invited to attend the this (Tuesday) sfternoon, at 3 o'clock, 1rom 662 Broome street, corner of Varick. Busw Smith | EF - | [a West Cambridge, 26th ult. Mr. Wat. Curren, a pen-, revolution, aged 83. sioner of the Wee! Ropers ae Deaths. n the Cigg and “Conny af Rew Sore from eo a day of | Men 595 Women 42; Boys 53 Bh Gus thot 197 au Gi ara 5: Premat Muieide, 1; Buffocation sieht inknown, |. en 195,25; 5 to 10,6: * A eee te sit oe }, 29; 40 te 50, 16; 50 to G0, 12; 60 : : oy ae Tileaseers Hae $150 REWARD 4, Aetightly ft ie it dre. ‘Hadred and Fikty” Doll pis ie bAbl, TOMPKINS & BLACK, 181 Broadway, I OST: eaiks p Uilgs sad ‘Behuestady Railroad Car, between Fort Flein,on Susie ‘December inst , ng betweeu sya and nd teed id Lf a ny pa at en jet, con: soaieacte LAs the pokporecese call ¥ pleases Teak bese persons are forbi Fear ar ‘New York, ith Dec , 186 Onn MO: Tateao receive a “a of BREWST. tie re LO: NDAY, Nov. 30th, a thre: co tre aa be kn a Ait M. tone one gruel BRE AST- roadway. Any rally rewarded iby leaving 8 lw*re mily le gentle a small priv coma oon men with eral and ple dee ee al jearant, on “ mor or “unfurmshed at ping: chanbers, with |. Terms come Sirwation cen- “gate RD by eevee uddressed to Te ‘OR BELE CHEAP, Room, seh bes (pyHERE by 1 [ry oe, at by face u Coogi aura Reeaat Rk Commi treet, opposite the Nati ona Motel, sell Hay’s Liniment, whieh cures the Large ss of Piles ;and are resolved to ae their cqevoe: any body else. single and effe pitine. “Fhe Miggical Fain ourtland ion. 7 A LIFE E PR nReg ony, R, SETH W. FOWL bes Bin Ne Ww iSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD HE wrest benest wo myselt I cheerfully comply’ wit quest to give i y in favor of it. J took cold. an eral oe Of fond orale : red. of secove! tryin Yorious Femedien in vain Y obtained atte of sour Balsam, i took three bottles, and to m; 1 cured. I attribute Sone. All who are inh Iw. York citvjahobs by Erie eae ted States Itd& W ROUSSEL’S AMANDINE, Fron bars MATTED i, AnD CURE OF PPED HANDS. THE BSCRIBEG, Cate of tthe fires of &. Roussel, 3 fod hig ‘}—no removal—respectfally solicits atrial of egal a ais Pak the rope th olate | 01 to pax the repntation of h of his ah | it is warranted t and prevent chi eaten 0 the Cas oF domesty. whe director of stg ab ptr i Ho footed iboratory in Sold at by 20 to 0 per despect uly cits the patronage ert Siitent the metro: alts, at the ah ine seme sia time pe ecesiaing to deserve it by truch and jurr dealing wes, Sosa, Me Brosdway, Pt ba st retmain wot tiene . Shaving Cre Patni Adega oi ving A LUXO21ANT HEAD OF HAIR. HE. most celel cle ever invented for cleansing | skin and em! ue: Hylton FLUID. Ic entirely frees rial ateneons dis tase het harr eo u a) it a’ darker ar other, ene sity she akan sate most st healthy ‘and fuaurfant siete until atest peri d of ies will find ti rion a great addition to the toilet, bothon eae wa me, the great pu ee elee wich the sa Pen be teeth ie Joon, cues Wocusunsiea pistes wheter plain sr} When used on'children’s heads,’ it lays head of curls.— ie foundation ofa Bab RAW ya: ‘Droaties, 100 Fulton st way. Hi New York. bod do leer oe Cae TORI A hock (ally recsived aes aries seat ew eat to ae F Sash ee frenniet arc: rapaltegn al net Secieatel cutie ana fee Auncalerit, ey ot thie paver, or drop a vime toast HONOR re. SILAS WRIGHT. arate ata aij lp en ih ) perform a new a oe a et toon Comer ilian wie dase B The, Order rf will ron, Wedae badges Kis 1 Noel Soa SEHR aver Cha, "3 SAC! \ aad and ¢ to match the cloth. he rn ot and plaid oy house ean Pia 13 to $17. cen Serbs OUR FOE. Te central ange phcha F of our sf ing, Ceughe, , that cone tor te oe? he con- 110 and 856 Broxd- see sinih svewue, 17 and era Grand and rv Toa el oe Soea meagoupcaxex or WORTH KNOWING. a to Peay Rod tp may re ofthe ve ey c be iceninea ae at rss aan Castor Be Beaver. ic yee cated be convinced of Se eT NEW FUR STORE- Just Opened hereby ‘oform Tekan | an | | | thes The subscribers siness, w ae a je community, are respectl eee Pe ieee and nearness, lity ‘orders. Fn RED 1. . New Yous, Dee ¢ 174 Bor Be Siliclin. U ROOUS TIRES a Ni AV Cer © elo bege He Lavles. ea sium iia —_ resses, a very new syle o are ad trea ‘every together with ressca for ladies ; French Embr theyre — Pion 2 feathers, Gloves, gad vervous axtie Sat cles too aumerous to mention. Ladies wanting such articles 8 will do ‘well to call af 593 for the oppoatt wh of ok be bal ia inte etiec pater 5 Swer SCMIMGEOUR & DAVIDSON, DRAPERS AND TAILORS. 16 John street First floor, up iin ~ peers Rey LL Lin Ae Fo Ci DRY GOOD WITH LEArE A | ght sale, a stock of Fancy Goods well assorted and at low prices, in one Vocati City. the location my s been fitts x y tact asto the ts. Cres is under Toa Thousand Dollars; with tthree Do ‘ Se tyelve Thousand Ballers dan sold f ron cash Fifty to Seveuty a for cash or satisfactory paper on a aa rery: fair average pro sof commencing the wholesale and retail a To those ‘deatrou Dry Goods business, the present offers one of the greates Address L- L. B., nt this office. with real name. ‘Address t. A KAKE CHANCE. AGENTS are wanted to undertake the sal: ‘useful patented article, that can be sold to in the Union. ‘To men of respectability and bus & guarentee of $500 per annain will be given. c. Ne ton st, New ¥ ‘All leton se vo pose pale ren nae 4 M*S. pg he Medicated , Vavor Bs ae set ae Seige ~Minmg 4 ares ‘A d3 wer my sn id a habits, carala oni for Colds, ae oh ae oe poy fy: oie jamaatory’ diseases’ ineigont G e Fate of dhe weather 7 aes, mr Vapor’ Bech ts parti eh ag ag ah after the use of these baths. Imre LAMPS, GIRANDOLES HALL LANTERNS iamaiaegiine eson ont A TRAYS \f the beat selected Teac ser tele fy Saad he in Gilt ; Mrouzed ao’ ped \Giltand Bronzed: tee tasort- amps suitable for their ir parpoes. MORGAN, 42 Im*re 154 Faltoa st door from Brora ay. PURE. CHAMPAGNE WINE. A rae with yg mae Fasc teem centred ka the tiny ito which of merchants, hotel keepers, ate gentlemen is ene ‘The above Wiues are equal to any ever impor this city. Y. Importer of Wines, ” ot Boond et. MU ALLS AND FRIVATE PARTIES furnished with the Violin, Harp and Piano Forte, or any uumber of Instra- B ments ra’s. Re No. di im street corner of Hi USIC.—MRS. DAV re it can be attended ce: Piper corse, hess apply at 18 Mott sects jm Te LESSONS, IN, SINGING, IN ENGLISH, ITALIAN, FRENCH OB t Brass Bony Comm m general, that ‘he iy Hose etre yr age stres is Scharfenverg, HC. Timm aud G. W. permitted to refer to ‘as to hi feacher. Please apply C.F. Hoy fenders & Luis, 361 t broslway ACCORDION TAUGHT. SADORS, Teacher of the French re oF nis winter class, L.’ ion, can take Sia ees rms will be made kn: 55 ‘sea line re Opposite Chamber st. NEW REFECTORY, HART'S BUILDINGS, N. E. Corner of Sisth ond Chesnut Stre HE Subscriber informs his fri he has now spened the most splen EA’ ON othe Atte ut of the moet oa comp te and beautiful character, and fairly arrangemenis for luxurious comfort are competition wich the best. 7y best that ean be sits is Malesoneline pecan which elicacy. srestent™ prompt jenand Ya the charges, ihe will eutile hime to a liberal share of the wings patronage. Parties of twenty to sixty can be accommodated in private | rooms = to the general refectory, fitted up in the most ale dbtw abe W. T. PARKER. apse CHRONIC_AND INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. Tidy od Novas is copied thes leadirg editorial a AL 1845, jew jolly ud Portsmoath, a du to the publi , to those who are i egy ree fiction of rheumatiam, tte Golo: tg bear thi testimony to’ the supe- feral ‘effects of Ivanic Kings and Mageetic p acery, iatroduced jn thi by discoverer, ish physician of high repute: ham has been suffering severely from both y rheumatism, for many years a the many applica ti ‘Bostrams which have ign cures. Lest week ‘H. Christie, an and the bor ro the right foot ted from ral Lapin ie of the faith in , has forced itse!f upon eur ess astonishing power. From the first ir application, a sensible diminution of | commenced, fet, ne duce the wrist free, an f the dnections, the foot and w! were entirely relieved in in a swellin a the commence: '@ make tated ‘rithout the knowledgeot Dr. ¢ Chane, wo ts, ag a maiter of information to the public. Mecuanics’ Banxing ae Pb Nov. 4, IVIDEN D.—The President end Diregtors haye thi dividend of four per a, ae on and after the 10th Dee next. ‘Books will be clored from Tt Tthto uth of De- JNO. H. CORNELL, Cashier. OVEK COATS FOR ALL, GEESE ABD ‘SMALL! . Ti srr imal people sto ower wivere thavtecs teed poosnnes ‘of the Intest aati ‘Varying in size from the man o° three hun: dred to the boy of 8 — with a complete a peas onsets “SOUURTON Ek “ NAPE 86 co4 THe ay @ last six va music selected from the most fashionables Ope- | ‘LIFFE, | Ait FE tnd 6. AVELFFE, Brothers, Peas: loward. the agouy | iy by a | ole bod hed hee CANARIES, ices ore = | ic e world.—The subscriber respectfu y. a look in wpoa h ra Hes agien and men to ‘his Bit 5 Joho Spat Lh iors — ho’ chen Bs hers will Le hyppy. oi " Usited States, GA eee the ine tost tastefal mann an inited, ar ahould be? Male worms for Mochiny His DO Ep JES consi King cate (Bite), 8 * "9 cf lyn eaves ng acy Dows ad asd Bisds of a sorts, from the best stock in Eurc pe. vacue cunee cB bm’ LONG hag ye VCANAKIED. Sih Ave by Ay An Layne x ea acy, bird seeds, vig aed pat see with Tr AUCTION SOTICNS, white he Granite, bl Sig oiler ia iso's a fale pout ive for BS. PLATT, Aactionee: ‘OY ane FANCY AWOL ES TACO, 8 PLATT £. walteods thi day, st the "Gack a att street, 41 an tan Goods, Ke., suitable for dealers, sunened ors rtf cases contaia from 150 to com: ims, toy watches faney soaps, bil = soaps bi ited | ‘atalogue: ene a been reserved for the clos! sold to the highest bidder, this bein —The attention of amateurs “ad. specal sale; the whole being worthy their atteution, sal ai IL. PAI NTN wraday, atl the, entit e Gallery,” of original oil e collection ill be id found eod 2t@1h DUCLUZEAU §Auctioneer GS—Turle & 1036 o’clock, at Ni re balance of comprising 9 la) painting ever bef will sell on dway, (Granite ie collection, known as and valuable fore is called the many paintings never before exhibite, H. DUCLUZEAU, ARGE AND PEREMPTORY at No. 72 Bowery, the property ofa pe: the deniness. —Tuttle & at 10 o’clook, at No. PSE or Furs, Mi PUES: of rich-Fars Duclazesu will s nee 72 Bowery, the enti Contained thereio,comprising & large and valuable assortment, a worthy the atieution of othe natural and coloeed 1 Russa boas, ers The stock te, Lsabe! lenlers, priv copsins in part office yous, viz \RXx, Martiu, grizzly ila bear, blue fer. genet and wolveria iz: Mens’ boys? fur, ter and int Mens? and otter ani ya? fu seal, gue is ple giving up the retail cabinet busine: assortment of Cabinet fur woh ie 23) asary to mak, spectin the qaulity, of his farmiture. He would GAR whole der materials, Test RAW NG 3 . fore hus cus tock oat book cases, side boards, bareau: 1G. deems y beea ae a Ved by th pace as follows, viz:— mA and parts of lots on the <th avenue, between 28th and ‘a Anthony tr 16 Jots on 29th street aie on 30th stre gores ALE O Ne. 455 tomers and the ‘publ, auction, at his wereroom: DAY, Dec. 9h, at 10 o'clock, A it An part, 0 rosewood, black inst La ¥ ie geo chairs, of ‘French bedateads, ith a great variety unneces rhsown #) supe! rv! e mort experienced workmen, od every th lige! ‘at private sale.— jd it an object to call aud Catalogues ready on PUTTLE & DUCLUZEAU, Auctioners. ER, Aue’r. fot Valcble Butidng Cote ‘on, ‘ebues, and on 38th, 29th, 30ch and Slat nae oo the J. Mileeekes “will sell at auction 10th instant, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ei 92 lots of ground, lying mostly in one parcel, an son on Rhareday, the Exchange— situated the Middle road, and k between 29h and seth sk between Sist and 32d sts. ween % an ots. ach aud Sth avenues. 0 ngting on | on ald Eh eps pecttegly stand The title to this pe ore jegne ‘one of ti Sew "York, i haying’ half percent para kg Bleecker, 7 Broad st. Uefore five years. fed at the store i room of 5'suisre The sal ath, at To'clock, precisely, in the Chamber 0A. Me until a EW mbe nile ot these stig mal ike piace SALE OF LARG: Wed yaday 1 | Indies, misses’: ‘end | at 367 Broadway corner ov Frank!in sti AND VALUABLE. GOLLECTION of ane VALUABLE PAINTINGS. . of Shee Cy 1s, recent! », d iekard, from and the greatest in thetx priginal carved frames, ia uow on exhibition Galle ny ome Granite, Building, corn wphere the ry day from Tuesday the ‘Thursday the 10th of f December, wening. OVER SHOES. LADIES and Geutlemeu, at 37 Brondway, you ean find the pure sheet ladia tab es rom the amet ut ° | Beatie, ax fir ot lehsce boots an im*re GOODYEAR'S OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY. LADIE: est 43 im*rre SHOES, manufactured of fetallie India hing oe a ible i? . bite? weather. ‘or sale Sole i PREMIUM BOUTS Small '’ AND GENTLEMEN'S bh bdo joodyear 74 ts ca tories, way, o1 oat ‘Trinity Church. PueNen Boot FINE FRENCH BOOTS for $3 40, ou ” warranted to jve satisfactions Ane impe! Dress Boots for equal to sold in Brosdway for $6 9r 1 at YOUNG ES fine ble ey apt is ‘reeetved the highest a ate aie of the American na institute for rae Price, ever sold in this eity. Boots, Shoes, Gai hortest M di tore “YOUNG J Ste Wo ae __43 ime re MRS. ZEGLIO, wwe 87 DIVISION STREET. a A Bounets, ta eB neers jnupect peetion chotze | < tat velvet i bing sclected wt disel | taste from Ge latest arri = a : ened worthy the attention of | hasers Phi patterns, will te Bee of om reasonal rs from the pone wanting mat eri nd it their interest to befor 8 fresh, = style we es mi NKE u 1AVE NiEMOVED their Metropolitan Hat and ( lo. 123} Fulton street, one door east of sau hin where they will continue to sell ah of any other establishment, at the fol re to Ne Jet—Natria Bar tit Hats alee Praskerr continwanoe of the hitherto been favored. PARDESSUS icles, equal to $3 50 Isi—Molgwt a Hite ‘equal! prices. Ee st PEOULWe LINE OF STEAMBO. “Pied P. wd, the Steamboat RANE “ c x St eels Bs s Orertaagh, wall UN: At5 o'clock, fk hove ora et Monday, “ Secunibset NOR’ ou ve eM at without « written C Biveiteracthe. sce on ira wharf. Ve ad ij | uige’ asbaee pee a at 0 times arrive ii TS —T COLUM! 1) jeave on Blonde Ly sf STATES wa LINE. a Places. ‘H Do ng RH. Furry, will iernoons, at cars for the East or Wete 27 gen moderate rates, and none taken afier 4 ime SeaReaT AS CE or ae. “NEW FERRY TO FORT HAMILTON. ised? 4" me Ty Merve Whi or the soon dation of the officers and friends of ihe orient, the W. rk ri stand’ ‘Ware to Fort Hamiltcs Steamboat WAVE will, inet = two WE ‘Fort Hamil itehall 10 A and afte "he and returning at %. JOHNSTON, No. 280 Broadway. iin ae eee cen.s, Siar ANTE | ak ¥ LINE, TO BO STON yi NEW ingle) ONSES, S153 hand both, each 7 Sete INGFIELD, AN, Bathe cL aar meters shase ir ee pacha eevee DR. KELLINGEn S stare wl St toon gat val of the boat at New INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to | Mive0 si cithtongh oa board the boat ry ; aa ast avery pacer ue tn rat mia few | New York, Decwt, 166. 45 tis fh NOTIC. boat 8 pain Beal reat family eae gag. ic following wipe to and <j pes bowers | Leave New York. Pees be le LET—A handsomely 4 fatnabed hese ence willbe Pet A tee ay| odg'e ply at 4 Barclay suet 8 Stue*rh 5) « O LET——The modems built new house. Ko Zi Siete Frage, Crotae rer bah a ae od be tet at No. a ren teat mmm cdtarel 7. FUR SALE— lightful : get ve miler 0 Free inion is fees soo Res one Ty analy: ‘he w sarriihiaar se N Yor sicher Bi Lag any cari ow ry * | me y orchard eoutsins twenty’ ac:es | dr are Dee. a5 ANG PACKET ONG a a » Horular Ne SMP ESUR CLE, con Capt, Hamt, foot of Wall st. Rouse line slip. sea 5° Swed ST. MARY, Capt. Foster, foot of Wall street, For passage et r NOTIC! is STE KFCOTT, w ete auth rest, Peg ocr ny of the boats of hus Line | on at 04 | fa; | le 8 meee | Be. Bark ANN HARLEY, R. Beott, } opel Naw | New lew ship jamin reduced | Naw ship | per | | QR cevoasnys | "A. M, (Boston train Leave Fai Leave J, stern ae AY it Romp Baton ty A ‘Stages are ww read ral Ly x sy to take p Jans street, to rece: be: iva the hour of fro amboat Siacesman ie arrival of the Yn, Cet 8, 1846, frains vor on Boston train from t) for Sundays; ‘stopping at tas os wae 3) ei a ree ‘6 P. iya, or on’ the arrival of Boston Ay iy erelock on the arrival of Traius at the seve- jeis at very low fares, to all parts the foot of Whitehall 30 minutes tide. leaves Greeu port for Sag Har rooklya 09 ib. ae ge Co. Memitances to and Yanan trom Grett POOL PACKETS, : He Iso, by first from that port week! age Hoche, Beuee vere, will fee are sent out ani Mn Blsck Ball, of Old Line of Live pri ot he fou Hor mag! ou erpont on the regular appg ROPE. ¥ ted day, ELIA, rr dagnery, yy at at Septem! 4 it . <r arc! iieaal a iy a Name uae bile if lack ‘Ball, ieeraigl neof 0 | For theta tracts ta’ wrleg Gut ptateasee and the uly regular authorised | Metin ale drafts a tig wey Ames Cs £ 2 ae freee discoui: of any charge whaiever, inal Byseinal towns throughout ‘England, Treland Soetdus: Appiyer adezese ¥p lone street, N. SLbWiEe, ceor Mr. Roche, owners of the t, for sny amount | Theo » wat 75 Dui ¢ Will sail during the year From N. York. Th 4 Ship UTICA, Capt. J A. Peirce, Ship 8T. NICROLAS, Capt. N. W. veleigh. Ship ONEIDA, Capt. Funck, Ship BALTIMORE, Capt. J. John- They are all of pay first class, abl. accommodations ample and commodiou: i the cabin ia $108, exclusive of i Figuors. ‘eae pitt. No.9 Tout ine Bi Sn ~ an Wal Goode vent to he agents for fora Lng will be nongpther than the expenses actually paid. Bailing froin Lixerpoat ou on the ist and, th of every month. ae Amerjcan shi) he) 1, Dublin; also.0 London, whiel at it door oe the Felton! Bank. itain aud Ireland, BLACK BALL, OR “OLD LINE OF LIVER- 1 Packets, com- ‘will sail from Liv- ber October. tk Noyember. by that line, authorised coy atlas rf He Liverpool. PACKETS FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE. fan. 16. commended, and. with be] rice of pas- NEW YORK ao GLASGOW LINE OF | am one PP ARAN( i run as AMUNRMENER, SS sat a WRIA OF Ea ee se THEAT A a Done Brown, Mi which the fascinating PAS DE FLEURS, by the | 3 ases Vi ennolges. 1 be added, 40 AND 5@—Mr Lilywhite, Mr tine, Miss Kate Horn. bk NG cee 4 Divertisement, PAS by the second NICHOLAS FL AMON cho fe fo conclude with the OR Ne wh os. | "hs hates aascuses: ra open at 64 o'clock; aud the perform: mance at o'clock. “Bore: $1: Meade ma : Cater 1B Sous ~ | Bee. HEAT Tenis Il be the Brame THE PRAIRIES King Eaghe Mie § Wit Ben ‘Harni- fa | Hess Mr Neate eas Booth; Maman Madison; NEST MALTRAVERS-Ricl rd | eat Maltravers, Mr Clarke; Alice DOF will com- of Pu creme wl ‘Kate O'Brien, Mrs, Gea, Chere i¢ Drama in 3 acts d USED UP}. it Gord tream, Mr. Waleott; Lady Chutterbuek, Mrs, B. ae OF. 49s. 7o-MORROW- Haas Molkus, Sa Titian Wate, ener MING” we TARTAR—Masourki, Mr | v e face phage ‘GOVERNOR’3 WIFE— Hickory #hevt Mr. Holla ress circle 50 ceats: n: i 3 Orchestra boxes, #5. tone shillings It past 6 0’ 7. private box EATRE—W. dueaday ‘evening, Dec. 9 pearance, ov, va comedy of N followed by years, ee RAMOND BRIG@In both of “yhics ve il ti ar e penne cenetion, ) also ae ina favorite ¢ part ag See bil ee ‘bor Hivatres wal Olympic lis of the day” Boxes Scouts 0 Sy JOHN GOSSIN, vi First represenpatl jon of "Mr GO8S Se. nan. STA’ ‘PEASA Re pear in Any SASANT’S FROLIC. Ph a Fry: fal PANTOMIME. AXDNER in her elegant act of Mr. B W.CARROLL in A is || appes EME i hy appearance of Four Horse Act. AKCH 3T’ Bunton, REE’ FHEATRE, FILADEL W.E. OTT (> This the test tre in thy theatre ‘hag isch thoroughiy’ x Horgeousatyle, and is ie pags: chonits i ee CONNER'S BENEFIT, fall Plays of Bulw mug ETRY EU vied i byons. rN Buses, “Mir! Conn aud the successful 9-morro' seslerae: et i, PHILADELPHIA. ne Stinanten, Lewes W. B. 2B, Aree TUESDAY E Ripa Beers, ‘Will be performed Fry's peed Opetata Tee Acts, of -Mr Seguin “Mr Fraser ie rere ra Beg Mies A THE MAN wirtio HEAD, Mr Obhivious Top. OU A ‘Mr Chapman THIRD NIGHT e PeeE Shera coMPANy MUSEUM. Moatalyo. Jalio } C ey HERS) sere peRne nomnonnee: i he will give a From N. You: Fm. ete June Ship SARACEN, N. F Hawkins, Get. Feb. t daly 1. Br. Ship BROOKSDY, H. M’Kwon, } Nov. i, Bark ADAMCARK,Jno Wright Beer. aa ese shi) will sai } panctually on their passcugers,are goou and eve! to promote their comfort. The parcels of prek is or be ns iBioes billy of lading are slgzed therefor. seeks lg ““WBobiiuLt & MINTURN, £1 South etrest, New York, or osire RE! Jets are good, substantial vecaste’ ably commanded, ular days. Their accoy ryattention will stains will kages seat by them, CRAY, Glatgow. NEW LINE OF =e PACKE@S. ‘month. From aoe Fors. ww ship Li verry 1150 cous, toe ew ag of te ofthe Wen, ‘oodhouse, Rochester, 809 tous, john Briton. Ship Hottinguer, 1059 toas, Mote Barly fast sailing, 4 ith whatev | Fy. Free of pasa ond eommodions, andare i. the ease and comfart of these ships will be oan the captains for an} 4! in ot "Dae jes sent by them, unl | pela ils of ned therefor. ir freight or ei aM FIELD! TURN, Tou pool, fan. iy A = mes . i =} 4 senee LO To hed pana a the fist ‘at ee fyminnea re- jess iis £8 Se | NEW Tons AND HAVRE aaeeT INE OF PACKETS. oor below Burlieg slip, J. BARBE, Havre. ine ip ret 5 ere ae eH Ge, aaaieaaene TO IRELAND, &c. Jr., has removed his office wo Pes ome tb to aty cate or ae Payal in all of tnelnad — ies mars | | and bran stand and branches ales | “ls hancianleg’ Wank of Seotland and branches wy Genin the last peters bis de EDNESDAY EVENIN ‘CEM e Saloon ot the Cakes, Sinpeune bh he it makiug preparations even ex Eriday. He will be assiste Ph .. NORTHALL, pa DE BEGNIS, h fered 0 whom sn caxagenient he i ur tate to The rater nerican Me it THORBECKE, (Who will preside at rd Piano Poste. 4 MEM MEIGNEN, ader of the Orchestra. , EN of Of the most gistingsiched t PIANISTS of Phila- delphia and Th Md pe URE. TO SEMIRAMIS, GHT PIANO FORTES AND SIXTEEN atranged for | Pee Oxides, whieh was so enthusiastically received on Friday last, will be repeated by geueral dearre. PRICES OF ADMISSION. si co ‘2 on 3.00 pectfully requested to take Stores and Hotels, where a at the door. ble ta obtein seats at pply xt the bar at Jones’ Hotel, where ey returned or the tickets exchanged. TABERNACLE. URSDAY EVENING, DEC. 10. LAST CONCERT IN NEW YORK. SHE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, arate ing the success which has attended hitherto, beg leave to announce their fourth and LAST Voeuw Katertaine meat jor to therr visting Philadeiphia.) will be giveu at the or" cle on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT)Decem- r ‘The programme for the evenin, brace a selection of thei ong) among which t! lan the Life Boat. ie Blind Gurl. gy oon ca have ihe Aer nding will em- i Lament of the Irish t Emigrant. Bridge of Sighs. ye trae k. Scat Blow on! blow on ! yehowling 5 winds, he. &e S0cents ench—to be had at the Music & at the door on Thursday eveciog. Doors open ati mence at Ta o'clock, 4 eh i MISS CONE ESPEOTRULLY aw Tyn, that, at the reqi SOIRE Tuesdiy December sth, 106, attthe Brooklyn Fe- male Academy, Jerolamon str: et, ou which occasion she will ¢ assisted by her sister, iss M. CONK: Mr HM. bonr CONE, ars EDWARD §1 SHEPPARD, Me. MARKS, and Mr, GEORGE LODER. FREE CONCERTS, COMBINING A SELECT FREE AND Every Evening, at the Stag Hotel, between He dé 1e¢r rae Pisno Forte. ence at Talf-past 7 o'clock. a8 tre LAST WEEK ey itt lps OF HE EXHIBITION ofan Rees Painting*will awh ‘ tively close on the ‘5th inst. corner ,eonard streets. Admi 25 cents Lene a THE GREAT Le de gg PICTURE LANDING ( oF. ‘Couumaus, P INTED for the ‘ashington, ‘by J. Vander. on ‘at the National Academy of Design, ¢: Maken | ‘onard street. admirabl by Mr. V., from the chef men ofthe great masters Saud ‘Corjenia, and’ Rem I, together with a et Set the Cataract, Ra- A Mito ae. M "owen tickets 40 see ion B eents. “Descriptive pamphlets 6)¢ ets. ni7 Imis*re way and ‘iP conte. loupe, a ty view SPECIAL NOTICE. UNPARALLELED » | Sarsiesl oper fod ir by La HOY SUN EAEA 4 Hall, 474 Bronaway, between Broome a Grand arent TT ed am M hy steed ai, Admittance one shilling. MT WFKS 5¢#sh DANCING ACADEMY. . SARACCO, Italian C! NA, first teach: arias, grates i place Heret, which was not received m Parisien *eabows 100 theatrit fal dances, be st aden Mazurka, jances, dan lished | New the ree ee veas of Canal street, Ret 0. AkeAn setae or Ajitielom teh 856 Barclay street, Tables, oll in in It “cone aod onles. and of Ponsts tab 18 Stn good players to be the best st baiard 4. ith fine maple and mes, be open for mab i. re tg yeeablousy and are, Row ‘i weatl +. Vand formerly shee the. Ag Nutions’ Hote! late of Gertie Hall, take thre method of informing, thest atte ha they ha G p+} and strict stew s acne meow Biche patronage heretofore so libe- rally, bewowoe oy ‘orthem with a vall may depend on im the best of oo ee le ie ate atrendanes, with & pre nent, as the 6 ad alwe aii ye aco ahem ownage wi DO ONE BROWN | | ND PAS ORIEN . | had waited on the Pre: permiss; it | te ‘street, | | TELEGRAPHIC. | TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Second Session, | Fusr Day. Wasmincton, Dec. 7, 1846 | Senate, The Vice Parsipenr called tho Senate to order et 12 | o'clock. Sth— | A resolution was offered’by Mr Sreicnr, and adopted, directing the Secretary to inform the House that a quorum wes present, and ready to proceed to business. ‘Twelve o'clock was fixed as the hour of meeting, untii | otherwise ordered. | On motion of Mr. Barxse, Messrs. Breese, Crittenden and Semple were eppointed on the part of the Senate to wait on the President and announce the organization oi both houses of Congress Each Senator was sllowed newspapers equal to the cost of three daily papers. Mr. Bares, from the committee, reported that they lent, and that he would commu of Congress by message to nicate with both how: morrow at 12 o'clock. Adjourned, House of Representatives, In the Mouse of Representatives, the Speaker took the chair at 12 o'clock, and called the House to order. quorum was present, and Messrs. Hopkins and Winthrop were appointed a committee to wait on the President and announce the organization of Congress. ‘The members then proceeded to ballot for their seats On calling the roll at the opening of the session, ™ members answered to their names. ‘The following new members were qualified: Hale, of | Massachusetts; Ripley, of New York; McDaniel, of Missouri, and Bowen and Cotterell, of Alabama. jolutions as to the mode of choosing seats and flnally the came mode observed last year was adopted. ‘ho amos of the members were placed in a box, and drawn out ctiundom. The clerk announced the names drawn, aad the iwembers designa- ted then selected their soats. Adjourned. Wasuineron, Dec, 7-8 P. M. The Southern mail has been received, but con- tains no papers or letters south of Augusta, Ga. Puivapeiputa, Dec. 7—9 P. M. The wcather here to-day has been disagreea ble in the extreme, and notwithstanding the et: forts of our citizens to appear cheerful and busi- ness like, dame Nature has been disposed to | threw cold water upon them. This being the case, the flour market has been quite inactive BY THE MAILS. Wasuneton, Dec. 6, 1846. The Tariff—Feelings of the Western Democracy— Policy of Silas Wright's Friends—The Naviga- tion Trade—Mr. Clay ~General Scott—Mr. Mc- Lean—Mr. Webster—Mr, Calhoun. I showed yesterday how, on the tariff question, as far as concerns Pennsylvania, the whigs are | likely to be check-mated should they pursue the | policy shadowed forth in Mr. Webste: speech | of Wednesday evening. The administration—at least Mr. Polk and a majority of the cabinet—are very sanguine «s to the success of the tariff laws | Sou of 1846 Th n men would greatly prefer main untouched, and some of the rats w ongly oppose a modifi- 1. There are some promineat members of ew York delegation, who, although first op- to the bill, are now determined that it shall \h 1 fair trial, and with that view will oppose any alteration or amendmént, even should such amendment or alteration favor the interests of their own State. The gentlemen to whom I al- lade are friends of Silas Wright. It is said that the real motives of their intended opposition to the proposed modification, lie deeper than the surface. Itis very certain that it woul@ be bet- ter for the political prospects of Mr, Wright should the tariff bill remain unaltered. Any thing that will tend to render the tariff ef 1846 accept- able to the people of Pennsylvania, will commen- surately diminish Mr. Wright’s chances for the next Presidency. This may now appear para- doxical, but its truth will be manifest before the lapse of three months. The friends of the new tariff point with exulta- tation to the extraordinary impetus given to the | navigation trade since the bill has been in opera- tion. The government hasbeen for some time in negotiation for the Lergena of a steamer, and a vessel xe madron with ccal, &e a number of bapa the Ist inst.’bave been withdrawn since then, and the first prices brea by twenty, twenty-five, and thirty thousand rs. The whig candidates for the next Presidency arenumerous. Trust me, Mr. Clay’s friends no means despair of forcing him on the party at the next national whig convention. They are se- cretly, but, sieadily, at work ; and should nothing ocenr adverse to their hopes, | their efforts may yet make Mr. Clay ruler of the destinies of the re- public. This willin of one measure depend upon thie success of General Scott in the command he is about to assume. As the General stanas now j io the estimation of his fellow citizens, it wou'd be madness to nominate him for the Bresidency His friends are aware of this, but should he dis tinguish himself by any brilliant action, durin; the course of the campaign, or should he Bovecvs.| in forcing the enemy ta terms honorable to this nation, and, at the same time, flattering to our self esteem, he will damage Mr. Clay’s prospects irretrievably. His friends will clamor for his nomination, and the supporters of Mr. Clay will be obliged to compromise. In this event there is no man upon whom both arties would so readily unite, as w Mr. | McLean, of Ohio. 1 omit the name of General Taylor, asl doubt much whether he will suffer himself to be putin nomination. Mr. McLean | will in.all probebllicy, ten, Ws <6 ing very bit ot the whig ough not very bril- | liane mee e is ® man of mach inctesy good sense. 7 ill, of se, & matter of speculation i or ‘Wobster will adopt. I think ittle douit that he will support General Scott. course, for the last twelve months, fax ors this conclusion. His friends are the friends of General Scott---among them, several of those in times connected with fh the United States | Bai ‘There ia ht ig little of friendliness between Mr. Clay and Mr. Webster. te te ra an 7 me whig party, 6 candi je ol | litle her ys waa Mr. ov Pipe tayow ‘te eight of nis influence int opposite | To tupect that he would five the General his | would be absurd. ce (in 1840) he was | dete in convention by General Scott’s per- sonal friends, and in the last contest gg) Mee ielded him but cold and hollow support. It was | bu it natural he should feel bees sane and mortified | at this treachery, nor isit at bable he should so soon forget it. Thin, eam, cause irerum sayique dolores excide- | rem uid be dange Under these circumstances, itwor r= | ous for General Scott’s friends to force him on the On the whole, the chenote are Rat favor of Mr. Lean. nad east oot bet be the ‘policy ofthe t she ty to put in nomination a Southern |e a4 the present ee of affairs, such a ‘would bal ruinous, Western democracy are | i R Soetiseaa ee iP tial candidate. ‘o pt to ci this ioe es ‘this juncture, by een it, would be bat to make matters worse, therefore the friends of Mr. Calhoun, it is thought, will be obliged to abandon their desi Cay La as an independent candidate. It would be gerous experimeht, as the election would, in va case, be thrown into the House of Representa- tives,in which the democratic majority will be by that time so meagre, as to ensure a certain vic- tory tothe whigs. GaLviEnsis. Wa Tom, Dec. 6, 1846. Polilical Affaire at the Federat City. ‘We believe there is a quorum present of both Houses * and that to-morrow we shall most probably have the reading ofthe Message, and a thorough organization for business. The whigs ore determined to cripple the administrs tion party this seaxion to the extent of their skill and capacity. Mr. Webster's bill of fare from Philedelphis isnot to bo Hero. anderstood as the unexceptionsble creed of the whigs 1 ‘of the war with the democracy. To render The Clerk was directed to inform the Senate that a7