The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1846, Page 3

for the fonts in making others fancies were to some,extent. Harlem fell off 134 per Shin eu clones cent, Norwich & Worcester 3; Canton 3, Farmers’ | ted by the French prior to 1600, and was one of that ‘oon 2¢ ; Long laland, Reading, and Ohio 6's closed at | class of claimants whe, hed suffered for #0 many years yesterday's prices. ‘Mohawk improved 3 per cont | he pangyef “ hone deferred.” in the 4 sul Someta stock, 1. The tendency of prices is Sm a ee still downward, end the tone of the report of the Secre | Fas: ELY NATION, w tary of the Treasury, in relation to the independent | In Parts. coutaini satiate o pie: THE RURAL. CEMETERTES OF "AME Cove PRIS'NG pichereogee and Soeperni et views in the aga Mount, ‘Mount Hope, the Altea. Rant ward. and coat sof eye tray a AEN ad exquisi wings by American artists Parte 1,2 and pubs inked, d are pronounced by judges te be perfect sant at OPINIONS OF THE AMERICAN PRESS. treasury bill, is calculated to depress the fancies very materially. It is the impression that prices will fall | several per cent below those now current. We anticipate being able to lay before our readers sometime this month, a report of a law case, involving ‘Dew and important mercantile principles. The case in ‘question originates from a casual conversation between He two parties in March, 1644, and relates to.an alleged in- Esch number will contain three engravings. ‘Those a»! terest in a cotton eperation. It is said that the testimony — eradyiret fen ora ai works of urt-{New ‘York taken before a master in ehancery, is of a very racy de ccity enaravinan are som {0 the best ever Produced in this ecription, and will disslose some startling facts even to ji i pay mol J saen | ihe ordinery cunt panes woe i in the, criticism of p The pp ag id and the of the | eet Grevmgod ligne ing ap peers, . Sec: pe it th of . Secre.ary of the Treasury in relation to the finances of | a eee Aestapscime of Amerie engraving the country, are, on the whole, rather encouraging.,The | estimates of expenditures for the next two years, and the | sources of revenue calculated upon, exhibit a much | more encoureging result than we anticipated. The | revenue from custome for the year ending June 30, 1847, | the e tre able. "it maay vie with any f ry (Ny. of the superb English R. MARTIN, 29 John street. ste EH Reaniey, ace Part 2 of the Chose Mogasine, "ER: 30 N Al LOUa Books for the is estimated at $97,885,731, which will be on exoees on | charcter of Ola Yankee’ Decdie af Coninen that received for the year ending June 30,1646, of $1,123,. | One would believe that savehing émenating 064 This estimate ic medeupon the tarif as it now | man, but the Ive ttands, having no reference to the proposed duty upon | Withie cher ¢ tea end Should the estimate of receipts from | customs, piblic Jands end other sources, for the year | bs ii 5 ies peers ending June 30, 1947, be realized, the serrate tem. at at LY ce fhould be the or receipts into: the treasury ftom’ these eourees from | Boks, Periodicals, end Chenp Literature, supplied the itue of treasury notes, and added o the surplus on | ithe, Som as vsual, of all abvlitiouism. hand onthe tet of July las, the ommancaarens of the | taet#eaireed Poa, “RA” HOLMES, Pork Row. Present fiscal year, will be $50,462,170,08 ‘The expendi- | A Pe “dia ietrh tt | WPPRIS DAY PUBLISHED, tree the ne era, Fe alk Eh OR oh (7 T" Dimninge a gemedy. by He. Sheridan, beteg ‘No. Shar the being presecuted are estimated at $56,241,219 09, exhibiting a deficiency for the year of eet will be _Rablished adr tyr “Look Be- $4,779 043 01, | SSyere Becridce ps Wits Beenet Manyretied ‘The estimates of receipts and expenditures for the fis | ai21rerh WR bv "Ww. EATLOR a N.Y. cal your g Jane 30th, 1848, exhibit a deficiency a $13,.002919 52, This estimate is also made upon the pre- -vent tariff, and it will be seen that the loan of nineteen millions will be required to meot this deficiency; what ever surplus may be necessary must be raised from a duty levied upon tea and coffee, and some of the other free articles, as proposed by the Secretary of the Trea- | sury. A duty of twenty-five percent upon tea and cof- fee, would, it ia estimated, produce a revenue of two and * half million of dollars per annum, if levied at once, be- sore large importation could be made under the present law, and a stock large enough for several years con- sumption provided. We have repeatedly urged the po- | licy of placing a duty upon these items for several years past, and have frequently shown that a daty of fifteen or twenty-five per cent would not add anything to the cost of either article to the consumers, after the supplies in hand, at the time the ast went into operation , were consumed. The secretary of the treasury makes ‘an allowance for a reduction in the constmption, in con- sequence of the increased price a duty will produce, but we do not agree with him in that theory. According to official returns, the aggregate value of ; tea and coffee imported into the United States, for the year ending June 30, 1616, was $11,786,231, a duty on which 01 25 percent, would yield a gross revenue of $2, 946,567 76. A falling off of about two millions, or about THEENEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGA- ot feats FOR JANUARY lta ts We Eckctodea tomake the Contentecotrely sietel bork eady pee soriinaa a eice writers 9a regular contri- Lx MAGNIFI STYEL ¥N Ni ee PCE, apn neg subscriptions $3. eet imbers 25 cts. SOUT TWO TOR ETT AYLOR & CO, GC dt2atis*rh SERMONS ON CAPITAL P! TNISHMEN T Din cimered on the subject of Capital Punishment will be bas ag to-morrow (Sanday) in the following Bleecker nrcet, near Dowsing, at 1036 A. M., by Rev. W. mgrenera atreet, near Broome, at 3 P. M., by Rev. O. A. Fourth miroet, between Avenues B and C, at 3 P.M., by Williamsbureh, econd ot, nour South Third, at7 Rey. Henry Lyon. 2 1 CARPETING. 155 Chathatn sree lst store above ee ‘Theatre. seventeen percent, in the aggregate value of both arti- | N, B.—20 pieces ex. ph a ¥ngli clos consumed, in consequence of the duty proposed, | !stest styles, hast received 1 per incr a aver. is estimated, which would reduce the revenue to two 2 SRAGTICAL- ROORKEE and a half millions of dollars from that source. No 88 Cedar street. : The public debt of the United States on the lst of De. RSH, # vromeerper aft ~ Sei Sejenee | For comber, 1846, including loans, treasury notes, &c., was ores! Improved,” continues to $24,256,494 60. Since the 4th of March, 1886, $1,680,605 of the principal of the public debt have been paid- The Secretary says that the revenue from customs un der the tariff of 1642, for a year or two previous to the | repeal of that ect, had been gradually falling off, on ac. | | i poe ‘Marsh ie teach- count of the prohibiting character of the specific duties enforced. The value of merchandize imported for the year ending June 30, 1646, was larger than had been re- ceived for several years previous, and the decrease in the revenue for that year was caused by a falling off in the importation of those descriptions of merch andize paying tho higher rates of duty, and a larger importation of free goods, and those paying moderate rates.of duty. If the | Ameri revenue fell off under an increased importation, by # re- duced average in the rate of duty under the old tariff, | what can beexpected from the reduced averege estima. | ted under thenew act? It will require an importation | € of at Joast one hundred and fifty millions of dollars for | tho year ending June 90, 1847, to net a revenue fromcus™ | They w toms of twenty seven millions, eight hundred and | thirty five thousand, seven hundred and thirty-one dollars, ($27,836,731) which are the receipts estimated | atthe Treasury Department. { The smount of duties collected at the ports of New York, Philadelphis, and Baltimore, during the first \ qdays of December, 1846, under the new tariff, amounted | to $416,802 97, against $206,874 50, for the correspond- ing period in 1845, under the old tariff, showing anin- crease of $208,498 47, this yeer. This will not, of course, con\inue for any length of time, as merchandize which has within the past three or four months been | warehoused, will be brought into market as rapidly as possible, for the purpose of reslizing om it, and the reve- } nue will, therefore, be fora time very large, compared | Secou with the corresponding period last year. No safe calcu- j lation can be formed upon this result —it is no criterion of what the receipts will ultimately be, when the importa | tatlons become more equalized. The manufacturers of Europe generally anticipate a very large consumption of their fabrics in this country next year, and it is pot improbable but thet the revenue | from customs for the next calendar year will be some- where in the neighborhood of twenty-eight millions of FREN TTALIAN AND RICAN Sec TAGE CHAIRS. hha Timplieto to coer tt aoe. ext door een Howard and pa mows Te to the NEW HAT COMPANY, Established by Manufacturers For the so! RETAILING A SINGLE HAT ‘AT WHOLESALE Paice. Our motio shall be We sell the very tes ‘Hats that can be > darmesnad at the TREE DOLLARS T Bi REE AAT, m4 8. legance ‘and durability, to oun i ‘a latest fashion, 19 charged for eee have resolved to keep on our premises Tatpd the Vawtinrts Wadcen wrtes THREE DOLLARS, Zo enable every person | wah Limiced means to pevenrea Now Hacer id ‘usual price, a4 oftew as it clinat ee ee es. Persons may Slice be supplica’ rit IX HATS A YEAR, (The worn Hat to be. Ee yfer te Incredible low price of Eroesr age phy ree oe nt Ra dollara ; but for the present fiscal year we fear it will ‘und pay the ati ie ey bee not beso Inrge as anticipated. Nesrly six months of sia and bear auality of Hat to there the present fiscal year have passed away and the impor ee of hei eo tations have been exceedingly limited, with a corre- * sponding falling off, of course, in the revenue ; and for | Which, cx Slane marth the next two or three monthe we look for a very reduced | pe pated contin’ importation, which will have an unfavorable influence | ior be cole to 4 a. upon the revente. There area variety of causes for The i) Lyn tol hf oe be pon one ali ¢ the anticipsted reduction in the ameunt of imports, the most prominent of which is the high price of cotton and - the imereased price of manufactured goods in Great Bri- | Uid tain. Goods are now selling in Manchester, and other An Vstorament of ot ‘Gent's Boys? 2 Hee Campy — large maniafecturing places in the United Kingdom, at | House, corset of Nassau aad Sy -uceste, New York,” less than they can be manufactured, and any increase in | dla 1t"re GARBANATI, Manager, prices cannot otherwise than seriously restrict importa- uae ‘TO ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS most Catifious will fod no diftenity in thomeclves to their style and taste. All we ask iy rt our goods, for yours tons. F Saperior construction, for the cure of Rheumatism, Stock Exchange. | Nervous Complsints do $1000 Ohio 71 10 9 cheHaiew RR, reanite sera root r Ie) 5000 tt, s10 9436 ¢ - the cost cent per day, 33600 we 1 230 ‘ai sm HN sa Re i ny 3 z H. FIRE PROOF SALAMANDER SAF 2 Mechgsior Bas” 38 aoe aa ak er _ far has EA 7 Water sah, aod W 'S Caste Co, BR Ban Bina Se Hin Apply to F.C GEISLER, 97 Water's g 0 38 EF $ b p-J Ne i. Likewine Chests of a cheaper kind for sale as above. 10° 5 33 0 RS? FURS!t,FURSI) fine (e is | ) oe Ths fia ted eagle 160 bee iy m 794 | “ ermode ta 4 -” ue wae ath he pean Od a Kaos.” 23 Mobawk RE, MUFFS, SLEIGH ROBES BUFFALO OV LOOVERCOATS he ‘ . Second Board. | ‘A LARGH AND CHEAP AssORTME! ee PF Bee Wor oe Ba ielewee” “y28 Falton se! Su taldise 1 ace ax : ~ 8 | pe Ra nee ape, Le dustilled bid “eiubenaee Ase | tre 3 | EGepaiccsed oy Share Sharles MUMRAY, 11 Rowserelt se; r 3 8 4 é “ iy libera ree iie-ed se chave whe'bey to sell sgain. 0 a Pl) RUM CAE LOTEITR F ee & Sel ogee oe pS ae I a 2% | CCAS se Hotter, London. Pho beer sricfe merle 810 $0 200 Harlem RR, 15 «0% | tence for the eure Sey pee ef & bated Bi Boalt etrect, torwer of Frehhiort, agemt fer the New Stock Beaters aot Can tha Now Wor, 7 Fs ssear 4 *9 sical: ELF 2 bt Pegs 10ON FLUID; F tert OR VEGETABLE HAIR. COMPOSITION. FesFeres¥ cee se i. Barssewsse eeRsssoesres eese: RES" *8552 I healthy ection ia ihe blood +, thereby me ey eal oy pr maa F35 eh Boa rete body will be taken to Paterson for interment. rally. teeth In November, ot her resi TSKE dence in this Mania CaTmaairy, wife of John Soorut anp ‘MALT.—The Subsenbers beg to 9. Hiester, Req., in Ce or) noe the cH he aa me of this most sideerert tri | 1 ¥ ¥ first Congress, inherited many ‘of the marked qnali- | of her die ¥or upwants of forty | au ce kates Fess truly Jered iq tes varions | )UaNE of private dd mother, end a gentle fi uniformly and | do teen See ia publie is Fospecttall inform- |~ acer WANTED, MPLOYMENT for a sumber of seeud EY here, thele nervices wil be Sauivalgnt for that | Sl letter, post paid to W. ku at Earecorn, - ciety 26 Soniistrect, Now York. Dit. POWELL, OCULIST AUKISI, LAND OPERATIVE SURGEON. ‘fis residence, “a roadway, War red Tear Passage, Cataracts, and WHOSIS treated with great attenti \ccess aie cases of TM ABAOSe ee ‘Squiating, cured in imported ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty aia rh OA BAENESS CURED, ‘AY. (Extract.)I ch f Lisuteuant Mclatoute ty sane hatha “odge ti epateee gs pen ‘That uuder the treat- iu New York, 4:4 and V1 ig Focrmed Fe Meenas oma sure cure for incipient deafness, dischar- Hections of jax, &e, in ¥ TO THOSE WHO SH SHAVE pL EMSELVES. a, 10's CREAS “on, GF. RING'S UN. | pts eat, inireuly premium, of the aa ae sree | indeed, fully concede eds by ho know, th ii impossib! yy tole Ir ts reli | a jconault economy and comfort in | of id yates aad Saat a signature directions for use, of * C. eEmeieaton tees ee ait tmer 190 Broadway, corner of Jon teet, NOVEL’ —_ FOR THK , eae ROOM. Peter aps men pe Potee o respec tf inspection of Pit oe = gtogk of Goods “ apted f omnasens tata | + ow ‘will be {eund cheaper th'u hare hevesotors been ered perb » Dresses at New style tune from iounced tambour Dresses'$12 "$14, dle work Dresses at $4 urualy soldat go resses of the newest and most approve styles, fran ery fine riv'ered lawn Hhdkfs, trimmed with rich re- Tace, at 3 and $4, the cheapest arcicl fered, mbrotdered Chemisettes, with collars, at 1 15.2 $2, ficoe ee Collars, at $1. usual price 150 2175. meh do. i price 175 a2 25. Lace Worked” of the moot cantly description, from $2 BIER R dasa a itaaach Nesaicoaked ie read Lace nnd tr collars, kes suitable for holiday presets eh aieay Broadway. ih 50 REWARD tan Jace Tionte Tresboured downed Urtieee rors Het to $14. ted tam! Dresses $8. Bu | Lost, Tete, thaped Diamond, Wightly off colar.) | Ge be mounted weighing about two carats, mi small brilliane at foot of stem. The p selic) by its owner sire Tt ‘incriuste worth, a rewal al Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for its de- asa pin, wil "BALL, TOMPKINS & BLACK, 181 Broadway. as is thre N MONDA re BIN: with a contte pendant, ta senett Breeonee ay COAL. | 100 EONS, pint + se, | best Orrel Coal, on board Liverpoo,' for 'B dio 3t%e e ROUSSEL’S AMANDINE, yon vis, SHAPPED AND CURE OF D HAN TH BSCRIBER, xine of the firm of ¥. Beeadrn fray) no removal~respectfally soli this article, so riate to the season. Upon its absolute Sr to risk tho reputation of his eatabs lishment. It is warranted to cure and prevent chapped and in addition to this communicates to them a he: falpehacssnad whtecce fae ‘manufacturer cleime for his [oooh Gee Tet re fect ‘Samalicy, ed the imported, from its there is, however, no artic! einer Er or sree which tis former , for many years cgreninty ungup- eae any ab is Europe: sol i i rally 3040 a f) vt cpegut cheaper. Hemost the same tne promising to re it by truch and ‘his transact 5 ‘A. A. MOBS, late ROUSSE Every variety of Boepe, Shav ex Clear, ficeoye, sie Nao Tse ad Sig ‘Brushes, Toilet B tes Glont ‘saleable for presents, he, rane, aime” epi ira FOR PRESENTS. UCED PRICES. teratioa sng 2S aa a0 ae pre! ready. ‘we propose to make a gene! ie us fo make the 0 rt, ae [Piake it'es Taguetionsbl to of us asure the ment of our designs. US in want of ‘Bohemian orcelain, Fans, Dressing ) OF any ‘of goods we iunport, will eile ar icgreatly to their or to oun and eyen antics Ni 1E8.—We shal! the Caledomia steam a rGladiator, “Albany: Silvio de" Grane Pe PORTY CASES, comprising the latest and most elegant Novelties that have been pre] or EPANT, 1 Banc 3 “ELL, 18 ay iortans a9 istt ADIES, ityou voll par Tavs well kno} LY the Frees ren Store, you wi be astoni to see. the bargains of Fancy Articles that sre sold there, They consist of s splendid 7 dress Caps and Head: Dretaep, very new sere of Chimumansts and a Collars also, {every together with an ‘Assortment ‘Dresses for indies ; Freach Embroideries, Laces, lowers, Feathers, Gloves, ‘and various other arti: mention. Ladies ass cae articles Jor the fay will do well to call at, a8 Brosdway, neatl spoon where variety of Fren "Goods can be hed at the lowest market prices, a5 WARD Bp ral, oth op m3 thankful for the patr i enson, in the above well | 4 acontinaance of coal ne La SUBARIS) ‘all times, to the comers convenience of thei bir icn lwer THOMAS & WHITE. HH rea gec SEGARS phe A body who has visited Ha ¥ ledge ape there, taste botiet las abrond—thia tly right—ih d 4 u DAM have ¢ ceived sie at upthe segars in the sen oe eer asthe ¢ - tee self peers, Dreservii @ best aroma of the tol lotel re an nd the genuine weed, tig ielied to i ise. Ki Peek om | Orit i. ar the CHEAPER THAN EVER. FULL snit of sy e Cloth made hay mpd Lbs gd substantial and fasl je style, can be pi $20, at MOFFATT’ | tf ee he niloring Esme No, 94 Catha ing salem Callandsee” SOHN MOFFATT. EYE. — THE D WHEELER, coat 2 oR aagn nt street, near the jusive attention to diseases of sand the publie that sera senses t to whieh the hu- Artificial Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on Foagonadl terms. 0 Pa to 1 o'clock P.M., after whieh he visits cangeor peti on diseases of wee Eye, (eee a ee lena ine She eee eee a ghee KEEP THE BALLSA cee canary sad bealthfel a Hecate sonable races r the do Eat Breed sree! 7h Bi | Bee Lmper wigs os. 64 and 300 » (execpt pul the icterior yer lot vaskbone for kitchens, wah houve, and all the Sees 1, with the Setablisheen it contains a large dining and drawit went situation fs ceutraly syeteerean command the best and ble custom “A ema to Sree ei fa barenia, and quarter cash, the ee og, ewe HANGE TAL: sur Ee ie: street; ¥. Henn, 238 Contre street. OVEK COATS FOR A GREAT AND SMALL” ks may be interest aie, 11 as some | ey people, ee YY Sd overcoats ba) ot olor neise ee ron boy of & Migr sae tee, seady made cl ett Cae aa 46 cod 76 aiden Lane. 116 [Villiam street, | A eet aR gee .| clock, at the ae teow, ~ he. flome, as unlit for du y, in enasequence of trtal | se mrranes cle equal to th sense, AR To ie told cheaper stsredriny pai feck } in being valued gna | fi Will be liberally rewarded by leaving \ heir Wants at our low | to | { a | nS | fiesiscrte tere } | JAG O8 8 PLART. | Tors ay FNC Y oe rt will at 10 o’cloek, Suawees 3¢ ench containin ¢ » compiete assortment. uitable for } ane, we lo pa Kod npr ens sat | the trads. au fo, jidays, Also, | Essey uel 5 sass | Faney eck Cases, Wate jaces, pe sees oe | Dette cai ‘a Jour to suit Fears Also, 50 sets fae ‘en Trav, assorted now ready, "di Itre |@oup AN? aut hei ART —Jaced 8. oOLe bie} Bil Ww Sry w vel the pets oy ry drei ‘2iet mstant, 1646, 7 aol is feo Frmncl Coinet ere ie e sl of © egant a ie e. “an bee} 412 3e* rh SHo'etocks he Beekman pate | zt feity made Cabinet tilt sale - GU. HAYNES, Auctioncer, No. 257 . T Sowart & C ) the ion of Uses an} richest speci- | wertetion, decorated ese Sets Pots, Vases, Caraffas, ke. in Poreelaia—mostly of re: original and peculisrin CS le, pare riehn chores cimens 0 ing correst copies Fins. aoe Piper ‘oilet sets, ke. ; Aisbaa P ‘Berlin Iron, Imitation . | cpa epee ga | for varios ies, au rr gph Papier Mache, Enamel, vate and ‘ans—A_ t'colleetion of all various sou | neh Dest Lena Ci #,, Souveuirs, Portfolios, Me | Sil 3 Pearl, Snell, Papier Mache, Velvet, Ivory and Sandel Wood: | Silver and Gold Fillograms—Varions elegant and fanciful | articles m this favorite seve, ole whal¢ collection of French, nd | es, ke, in An entire e ment, sell a reslebrated aon of ‘s by one italy, mostly curiosly | eael ead iunieh pear des {ramed. | Ean De Cologne—10 cases mame ‘arina, ‘of our own im. Poxtation, of very choice qi xf pex—One million, Hotta? and n ing and Driving Whi, Dest English and | mapyidioepaly be bound Common Prayer, | rroision, &e., &e. ble variety of tniqa events, goods will be ready for examination on Monday, 1th | Bale to commence at 10 o'clock each » unless by special pena with the sellers. | 0 Ure NX | H — Nw & elegant and costly | ROBERTSON, b reiy 4 formerly of 103 Falton | atreet, is now located at 69 Fulton street, where he sells the Hat usually sold for sun and $5, for $3 50. Call and ex- amine for yourselves. 412 lw*th BIKD STORE | me door from Chambers strect. 8. JOHNSTON, A oa 2 full song. Bird uedte SF all = ik mey, Cages, with a variety. of 3 ' valuable Birds. ‘The “Public re, tee exfally invited 12 Se rel aad cesian th LONG BREED NARIES, ‘and cage birds from ‘all parts of the wor! cooks mosropeinlty invites ladies aad menlonen to ‘. in upoa hy his Bi Fie Bes Joba stre Bi ritheng « es of bird —_ | mann: id. mix ed, tashould bert be, for the Sper arte of Pad or Mate worms for Mocking Birds, &c. shes, and globes, File DOGS const of King Chartes ain iat Engitah ond Scotch ‘Terniers, Ie he is constantly re pitt e all ae from the best dock in Bure pe facr Bow Cy ARCHY GRIEVE | PIANO Phe TE INSTRUCTION. CASTLE k EDWIN McCORK! Royal Academy of Mui lessons on the Pimo Fi ale ea ae battens co rcaguore bowl | way, or thar of therr joderate | term, hich chen Pesmade known 7 evsieg a j i | ie I atte lg <4 TrES FOR SALE eer eens modero with hf he ain ‘improve! and al ond lnstr tof Cements ee Cols aa tinea, will be sald at a i spplication be made | soon, at 18t Mulberry street, first door above Broome. ateod ins*re HOTEL—FOR BALE H bay LEASE, cores 8 hay of a lass Hotel in paver jiness, 10 omplete. Vader ae ia aa Me ea situa- ran wishing to = re favorable opp vanlers oe roy poe 4 ina yeers. The establish- now in Gate and very, suc fal operation, and com- Jarge share of public eucouregement, ext, being ceutrally Auy person, with from $3,020 to $10,000, may for ‘be whole'or half interest, as the present maken new saute Fors one of them bel owing to ill healt! terms, which will vorable, aud | 1 APPLY, Post paid, to’ box 316 Post | fertner partie CY tant) OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY. AD ? byl ae GBNTLEMEN’S OVER | SHO! factured of ‘year | Celebrat: jetallic Mads Rubber, perfectl) le in the olde | eat weather. ‘or sale by the re _d3 m4 rre ST GEORGE LINE OF PACKE: FOR) eee an fst sal ST. PATRIC foul, will sail ponively on Trecoday, Dee. Ibchy a he has splendit accommodations for a limited number of | second eabm passengers, who will be taken at steerage rates | if immediate pplication be 39 to 1T, TAPSCOTT, | tae oenerins dor below Busting Shp. PACKET BA eclances wil, coulve 6 favor reading thelr | | ‘on board, foot of Pike rect, E- R., without “All ‘goods not permitted i ia) store dite FOR LIV. For fr moda WOOUDHULL & MINTURN, 87 South st. a SLL ‘OR GLA} of os ‘apt. ‘onil as pa iawn ce Ra peg’ The yar packet ship metered oe Aan fiarley , in five ere SopuuLt vei NOTiC#~Br Bar tet eo = A ooucmee aera Be will be paid by the ea) pain or AC! La x se WANED eet | bark to the 4 a COLLINS & CO. 5 pee the reestpe at their de: NUTICE—Feeket shi ship Dg he ad is — divehar T, } pee lock; ‘sed the menceat ieee 8 Boxes $1; tit Sees AT rt k.— Saturday bry "Also rel Antinee rad Alecdorn Pekin and Japaiese Vases, able GRECT Fa ct | 5 T A) MUSK MENTS. PARK THEAT I Saturday evening o palhoqemance aie fascinating Danse sole. te added, the OLD SULDIER—Adam DE pairs To ae wi Followed by she second grand Di ou POPPING THE QUESTION wri ral concinde with the GRAND PAS ORIEN- performances will com ats; Gallery merit ein “Dee. 12h—The ‘AS Divertisement, PAS ‘Mr Primsose, Bore a Khan, Zamila, Mrs Yergeant. : Mee ¢ Drama of ith the romantic drama of the Ri wSieveus; Baron De Waldimar, therine, Mrs Sergeant. ress Circle ‘25 ceuts; Pit end Galle: 16 conte. open at 636 o'clock; curtain at rmed Rubra ander Bopth: Mazepps, Mr Neste; Gliaaks, Mrs Jordans f rb h the dy of BARBAROSSA—Barbarrossa, Me Booth ¢ Selim, Mr Clark; Zaphira, Mrs Jordan; irene, FFIAN 7 Booth; | | G NWICHI THEATRE—Come TANS Tine Bveniag, Des, 12, thet pcrfortutices wil aie | SE’ D slen htr G Chapman, mare kev” ae DUMB BELLE—O'Smirk, ¥—Jobson, Mr MrH PGra- wg couse’ fea De SKETCHES IN INDIA—Tom Tape, open et heif past 6—Performanze to commence at 7. 10-be solid at public enet the 4 ¢ sold at public au th rt eens | a e.) as. percent ar | ence with J | purel in 18 days aber, ‘when . 1" 1 | Seen coe aaakelalll beoneees particulars, ap- | y, © be followed by to Hi » > ba bo aig Sizto feo Bs aaatey shee." "Pero chy AL GUBLEY, Auctioneer, ‘ | Beers. aepals, ce in’ evening, ‘will be sold by | Mr John ey, C0.,34 Broadway, 'c ner of Dusue seroats thas colleetion of valuable miscelia icous | $3; Pit, 1256 cena, several caxes of Medals, the antique. A | valuable Fowling Piece, houde make, Ace ordeons. we. | Witcal 8 OLYMPIC ie ning, | the comedy oor RIN | Watcot. Asien which the Co wen 0 ed by the ai wi ai CLUB-! je Oren us, Mr Holl rey Nick |OHN Gi Mr, KEMPS in his | addition to which, and of STATUES. Mestayer, J Brewer, H Ruggles, the first Beer Lend Ann 8 Miller, 3 miele ice. Tit ye. 12th, IN, the'farerive Clown hi y suce ees, he “CARLO ‘Acrobats Performers ia any coun THE 659 Broadway, between weerly oppenie Ni HERR AEEXAN DER, Great Orizinal German. Al unbounded astonis Will Aj | on Doors open at 6 essful PANTOMIME. ing and Prince i aN CTH iRATRE. —-Saturday Eve- ments to eommence with INGDOVESe Mery Ringdove, Mr. { tled OF AGE TO- i¢ drama, entitled the IRISH | Bence Larkington, | 8, $3. lock: curtain rises at 7. BOWEICY CIRCUS. 1296 conte. | LATEST INTELLIGENCE. SE TELEGRAPHIC. HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS. LATER PROM; THE ARWIES OP. INVASION, MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA. Tampico and its _its Fortifications, Loss of the U. 8. Steame Steamer Neptune, STEAMER SEA ASHORE. Hostile Indians "Overrunning ng Texas—The Se- minole Chief, Wildeat, at their Head. "| ENCOUNTER WITH THE SAVAGES. S hopes: 23 cats, to all paris of the house ; private box es, } | will dance his | of his immit- | He Every Evening This . ailarasi aati a ile iilny 38 oi open at yeas Pre Melee. _d9 dt re |. Scorr Gein tks Rosenbe-z. Th pera, of iu ° Music be B.C. LES DANSEUSES* spe JOSEPHINE WEISS, state to States, thts lie cao a for her agent, Yorks who i Lrs Dans: ASE Every Even _ai2 1trh sReUbAY . Bi | Will be performed for the last time't anes eine the admired | ‘Theatre “has mat qere ayer andis now - mest beaptiful thes: ages ING, ee Opera ivi rl FREE CONCERTS, COMBINING. VIENNOISE. ‘Theatres 1m the Unites Bist 12th, Rt , United be made to . New ments for Ll Iwje ECT FREE AND Easy, eae St it Se Hotel, 26 Mercer street, between He and Grand. Ir. Glindon. fore ollar each, to be ° k precisely. at hal past 6 o' and a had at the usual places. "clock; concert to comgeres, at 6 Stis*r AMERICAN . AR T UNION. arereear tian jiven that distrfoation of thi Plan or lars 5 mber of the er Yorx 12th December, 1846. oO JAINTINGS. —Ne tic: hereby the ananel meeti ee Ass ¥ ible coll ae ¢ Art Union for the Stisrre ee all its privilege 4) £2, = = OVEN SHOES. jer necessar er) fir tt Pak and Gentlemen, at 367 Broadway. you | in be present ; he pure sheet fadia Hubber Over Shoes | ing's copy. Second, ty the purch Sine er unallesi,and as cheap as You cau those | tnte'by uaiive or resident aft 11s Jarge assortment of cork Sole. | buted by lot among the mem Ge tad ohbes, egeal Yeh eee en eit aoe oPcchubition . if fi : idles nen mp pn Ge COS SMe copier per oe pa err bry oa diz Ttis*re LAST Vern OF THE LANDING OF OLUMBUS! tively close on T the ‘5th inst. | Way and Leonara streets = A icsien 25 cents. | Scents, HE EXHIBITION of of a bes sours 4 heyy will post: SPECIAL NOTICE, | NPARALLELED PHENOMEN, tious without pain! y aieel, rat View for by LA ROY SUN LA! ATA Frosawey, betwee . Wedaes shilling. and Saturdi of results pro- . Erave, minttial, MTWF&S 5t*rh 5 ty eae ANNUAL BALL of Washington Lodgo, No ¥ wea i. Picton atoraen oe Mee is ed of sueets HS the ag folloving com, com. Di eich st J, K. Harris, corner e Coliseum, . Frishwater, at Woolsey’s Sugar x House, DANCING ACADEMY. ACCO, Math ars Py 3 Seen he Amei lew the mem iul regec ener re reenih dances, ees alien a, Shee ve met rit Y wsgarnyd dances, and a Wattaee at, meee 2 An “bean monde” im_ almost degen he caren all ‘and venti jens” cr sje atow | aoe poets low he = i ee ee makes Popciplagttcry IULIARDS. SALOON, No. 036 Barela Se isthe ait ns and m. i Sader ment tad mere of tae Ate cat ae Hote! the: Hi Sia: zal way Sead on ae 125 tm rh CANCER—A Mergen ed CURE. we veel ets i AN AMERICAN HEROINE, dic. dic. dice The Southem mail at Washington, last night, | brought highly important intelligence from Mexi- | co and Texas, which was immediately transmit- ted to this city over the lightning line, selected from extras of the New Orleans papers of the 4th | instant. The news was taken to New Osleans by the United States ship St. Mary’s, arrived at that port on the above day. ‘The St. Mary’s sailed from Tampico on Satur- day, the 28th ult., at8P. M., arrived off the Kio Grande del Norte at 5 A. M., 30th ; landed Adju- tant Austin, 3d Artillery, at Brazos, at 10 A.M., | and sailed for the Belize, where she made the | light at S. W. Pass 1 P. M., Dec. Ist. The steamer Neptune arrived at Tampico Nov. | 22d, with four hundred and fifty regular troops, | | under command of Col. Gates. The steamer Sea arrived with more troops on the 23d, when the town was handed over to the | army. Fort Orondaga was immediately garrisoned under the name of Fort Connor, and armed with two long eight pounders. A battery of two forty-two pounders carronades was called fort Ann, in honor of Mrs. Chase, lady of the late American consul at Tampico. This | lady behaved most nobly, showing to the world | that she was a patriot under all cireumstances — When our small vessels were about to approach the town of Tampico, she ran up our flag in defi- ance of the Alcalde and other officers. Sometime before, Mrs. Chase wrote to Commodore Conner, informing him the place could be taken, and gave drawings of the harbor. Besides the cannon above mentioned, some field pieces are mounted on the house tops. The Neptune sailed from Tampico en the 24th ult., and encountered a norther; was driven back, and wrecked on the bar. All hands were saved, The vessel is a total loss. The town of Tampico is already in a state of defence. Reinforcements are arriving daily. Saltillo has been abandoned, and there ws no doubt that it is now in possession of the advanced guard of the army under General Worth. The condition of Mexico is represented to be even worse than it ever has been. Santa Anna lately made an address to his troops, apparently to extract from them an invi- tation to reinstate himself at the head of the go- vernment. He was disappointed, however, at finding that his oration was received in profound silence ; and immediately afterwards he started with all his cavalry on a secret expedition. Some think it was to cut off one of the divisions of our army, which he will not be likely to find. The most probable conjecture is that he is gone to Mexico to eontrol the action of the new Congress. The St. Mary’s left over the bar of Tampico the Potomac, the Princeton, and the John Adams, with some small vessels off the town of Tampico. She leftthe steamer Sea ashore abreast of the town on a mud bank. She passed the Mississippi sixty miles north of Tampico, bound out. The officers of the St. Mary’s are all well. A letter from Pensacola, December 7, to the Picaywne, says that Captain Tatnall, with the steamer Spitfire, has gone Up the river, sixty or | seventy miles from Tampico, and taken posses- sion of two towns, at one of which he captured ten large cannon anda heavy quantity of ammu- nition, which had been received from Tampico, when the Mexicans retreated from that city. The two regiments which evacuated that piace, revolted when they got to San Luis Potosi, and were disbanded. They were opposed to Santa Anna. Great dissensions prevailed at San Luis Potosi. The army, about 16,000 strong, were in a state ofstarvation. There were four different factions. The Texas papers to the Ist inst., receivéd by the steamer Galveston, at New Orleans on the 8d inst., have accounts from Gen. Wool’s camp at Monelova, but to what date is not stated. Messrs. Callahan and McCletlan on their way from General Wool’s army, were lately attacked on the river Peco by a party of twenty three Indi- ans. They were engaged in battle from early in the afternoon till dark, when they succeeded in effecting their escape. Mr. Callahan thinks the Indians who attaeked the party were Lipans. The Austin Democrat has an account of the an- ticipated Indian difficulties referred to before. It is stated that the celebrated Seminole Chief, Wildcat, is now in Texas, at the head of three hundred warriors, determined to do as he pleases, and several families on the Upper Cross timbers on the Trinity had deserted their homes. Captain Smith had started in pursuit of this party of savages. A public dinner had been given at Austin to Gov. Henderson, and the Texas volunteers from that vicinity who engaged in the battle of Monte- 3 and another also at Galveston in honor of General‘A. 8. Johnson, and other Galveston vo- lunteers, that had been engaged in the same bat- tle. The government stores now at San Antonio are estimated to be sufficient to sustain General Wool’s entire division of 3,600 men. These are not even needed, as Gen. Wool intends hereafter to quarter on the enemy. They will be of use, however, to the new Texian volunteers, now le- ing raised, but whether to act in concert with Ge- tferal Wool’s division or under General Taylor, ‘was not known. From Hoyt. By an arrival at New Orleans, we learn that a change ed in the Haytien government At Sines dine. on the 20th Nov., there was published an address of the Senate of Hayti to the citizens of that Republic, promulgating a con- stitution for the Republic, and doing away with ip of Riche. The Senate is lavish in expressions of regard and esteem for Riche, for having cf his own choice relinquished a pore tion of his power. Riche’s address to'the people has been reviewed by the Picayune Pawanenriia, | ec. 11,—10 P, M. The Cumberland Civilan positively contradicts the rumored stoppage of the Mount Suvage Tron Company, and states thatthe works are in full blast, and full average of work has been com- pleted during tne two past weeks. ‘There were nineteen feet of water in the chun- nel of the Ohio river at Pittsburg,on Wednerdsy, - and it wns still rising. ‘ Auer, Deo TH, 4 PM The steamboat Kuiekerbocker, oa ler way wp the river to Albany, lyst night, lay to at Dobb’y