The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1846, Page 3

A meeti those citi sora hoe linens of Qu Quincey fe for the war, will be held whew Lon meeting will be addressed b by the Hon. L La Woight, Roxsuny Rureatens.—All those in favor of forming an Trish Ve r Company for the Mexican war, invited to assemble st od, at Rechabite Hall, Fremont Hoed, corner of Place, on Wednesday e cember aes. at 7 o'clock. Mr. Wright, whe is a4 sof een will ‘adteees the the meeting, and receive the names of NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. (From the New Orleans Delta, Dec. 4 f We are informed that about forty ns have been taken out; that four vessels are already to be ac of government, that the arte of Cuba will be opened to prizes that may be (haa by pyrinnianat We are not prone to yield to unauthenticat: of matters of 0 grave a character, and we wo not publish this einignaale ifwe _— not periga at waa founded on the bees gateety in. the ony et New Orleans in regard to re transpiring in Cuba and Mexico. Varieties. The Boston for’ a ran bow ae “9, jf of crassa Remand head, amounts to goptain numerous notices of the success cf anes in Texas. From all accounts the expe sugar growing has proved eminently suc- | Pe sfehing from Noauk, were amen sanee tay AP ppiesling ‘etlng he ‘anchors and chain == The Place—Let the Cock Crow that Wins— Paul H. w.L. take formice tents onde ae hy rth he pee, tat Becon seal # Teet, opposite th a. Ward He tcudsaiiep up, fhe old reratnion of The Place for su intend to" satiety th and their areone. At Il 0’ con standby for a grand rally. javigation of she Unto Miver. wer MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Deo. 12—6 P.M. The stock market opened a little better to-day, and | Prices in several instances improved. Norwich and |b ‘Worcester went up 3 per cent ; Reading, 3 ; Erie Rail- roed, 1; Vicksburg, % ; LOM Island, Harlem, and Can- ton closed at yesterday’s prices. The sales were quite large, and the market moderately active. The aspect of public affairs, however, is so gloomy, that we see no possibility of any permanent improvement in prices. At the second board prices felloff. Norwich and Wor cester declined 34 per ceut. Harlem and Long Island closed at the morning rates. We annex the current quotations in this market for foreign and domestic exchange, for uncurrent money, and for specie :— Forgra~ Excnanons 2106; seesseeece: < 2 4 / By Se ssssessset SSSSeses: aman 1 aieaeey Rugis rion vor Spaciz. Value. Amer. gold, old. .106 "5 Soong Gerctiis eftars. .94 a 100 2 1003 re frani 93 9¢¢ The demand fer foreign exchange continues, as yet, limited. The Caledonia leaves Boston on Wednesday | the 16th instant, and the mails will close in this city on Tuesday the 16th inst. Wop, therefore, do not expect le any enquiry for foreign exchange until Monday, and | only to a very limited extent forthis packet. Quotations | for sterling exchenge continue very much reduced, and | the supply of bills in the market is so large that there | can be no material improvement in prices very soon. A glance at the freight lists and inward entries at the | Custom houscs of our largest packet ships from London, | Liverpool, and Havre, fe sufficient to satisfy every one that we are receiving very few goods from the other side, while our cxportations continue exceedingly heavy: Every packet ship is not only filled up some time previ- ous to departure, but the ;Jargest transient ships in | port ere pressed into the business of transporting bread- | stuff to the different ports of Europe. This business will | last so long as there is a demand for our staples on the other side, a3 we have supplies enough to keep this fect of vessels busy until next year at this time. ple Domestic exchanges remain rather quiet, and our quo- | tations without any material alteration. They are, how. ‘ever, merely nominal. There is considerable uncurrent money offering in the street for redemption. The quantity of certain articles exported from this | port to foreign countries for the week ending December 1ith, inclusive, was as annexed :— Exronts raom Port or New Yor To Garat eee bush ar bbls. flour; 3,86) me 14, ash. corn ofl eake ; 2.062 Dbl bbls. tw 5 25,293 397 bol, T ym pson’ je er wi ci wv counlerfetta :— Fro othe Dan of he vine Bae the Stats ‘ear; en ‘f Misoar 10’s, on Siar hs 's Bank, 5 the Chemuug Cons) of North Casolises 10s, onthe Comm. & Farm. Bunk, Baltimore. Beware of bills altered from ones to fives,tens and twen- jerchante’ Bank, New —— ” . x veo Bank,” and the “Bristol Cou were very thick in Newport afew Od Swen x0! 86, bam L - % shs Reenter mor e Seret = = il | Sees 2 & st = ra s & gh 2 & sts takents ‘Sere ness will be carried on deatness, an wl tis sea, No. 13 | military di M. force: Thos. Wits; ‘One ‘sure cure for eee ind ra es lution. ‘Mr. Willis | €¢8 from, or noises and ~ eee y & resident of the town of Lyons. ears—for sate 381 Broad wat ill be au ena | faneral Sunday Ww. a coe was | econ: mn after a illness, | board tor of Jogen ppet pala to Ee ee an - his eta reidence, No s6 Gres ich ntret ‘Saturdey, instant, tive of Mallow, Connte« ue Vrelwndeaped'dl youre ry and sh pom ayy doe ap Conan tay’ Cherry street. In Syracuse, on the 7th instant, ned £6 yours, @ soldier of the A ~~ 4 ance wil commence | {LATEST SNTELLIGENCE. Lac Di # FEES, J, Onpay. Bowers tito ., Dee. Meh The be sold at ti the stock of = aye 00 tock. col © person declining busi: | store set ad Rares for le ase Y weet wil! appear in the | ¢ added, the farce of SOMEBO DY ELSE “ESS, ‘Tobe followed. ‘byt 54 Beekman z acest of of city made Cabinet Fu seat iy irate ‘ate | mit > wal ile ad 381 BROADWAY. N a = with uf compl, was invalided ome ‘as unfit ee ine aiate hat he tt. he second grand Divertisement. their admired POLKA DE TAs! Mufling, are | trent of Des Crete ded, THE ETON BOY—Col. Curry, is after- | tirety resevered his oa boo. bering: to conclude with » third Diver MAZURK 4, by 32 Danseuses View jaud the performances p= $1; Pit 90 cents: Gallery weet W. G. HAYNE: Grbe ook satween sin 9 betw the on dey of January, ‘ionsl; Dn Coen Greene co.,on the 3d 54. igatant, NOVELTIES FOR cers BaLL ROOM. a Mien, oged 67 years, a soldier of the ps won the 28th ult, at his residence in the m of War eee ea 'hich, owing ‘ick, Orange a YS nelyseny Hera, a of the juperd floun ___—_ Banirapctea rae 'ARTNERS Richardson & Peddie a ny diaaleed sd ‘Bree JOHN C. PEDDIE, A tew very fine ri cons ot Ovi er toate an » corner Was it you want dove Jor the ¢i disappointment. Please give m: gaa yom on be waited on at any ti it ste armed to keep their colors. di3 3w TAU CAE PUBLIC BER TOOTHACHE DROPS. manent cure of pai trinsic. eealn asa re used it, man! iparke by jt Persons, graph is to caution | River. | cure torthe mock iol ae violent too ‘ctured onl hadon, ig acd Druga, 21 Broadway, w wer Mites | ‘way, and 303 ‘Tiudsou ate Price 2 conte wo gion street is i you | dilim*:h SWEET THEATHE—Monday Evening, Dec. Ieee Ghosts Mensou ‘iret Gravotacer, Fi vi Ophelist Mis Booch, Queen. Mer, | To i ith the sterling Drama of HOBOKEN Lennox, Vache; Mr. H oceania and dy i; trees, Ser Mir. 9 77 Murray street. Neafie; Harry Len- bi a FS h, jenderson, Johnston; Wer Be oa Sida thes 15th ang I “Ne te a formerly peday. Does | Col, a: eho extensi | Be GRATTAN, Comer of Wariek and | ry Me. HP. GRAT. Performances w “oR ALL WORKS Mt RESS—Tom Rake- | Miss ie EADFUL NOTE— red lawn Hhdkis, trimmed with rich re- verge }» the cheapest article ever offered. isettes, with collars, at 1 75a $2, 1, usual price 150.8 175, usual Price 175 0 2 25. ah French ieee aac :, | Frea JOHN C. PEDDIE. ch embra Mento NOTICE Tul Pipes Fico ofge Colt | ed net t to xt m he iuw here, you can go oma fetvour superb Lice Worked of the most costly deseription, from $3 as well as cursed and refed w Alurge nr ety of Thread Lace and trimmed Necdle-worked Cc » suitable for holiday presents. Pico edge Collars, g ar Ie t atyles ar richest speci- men: Fancy Poreelain—mostly of recent importation, decorated ‘ina! and peculisrin st hness. Hee Becntietate: the RAKE’S PR Fenk, Mr. John Duan. ces, 25 cents, to all parts of the house ; apes, Collars, &e Re ss; Pit, 126 cents. ing Correst: copies of originals in the Ir livery to for the immediate and per- 8 is aloo. antique teen Porcelsin grig and aged Flowa Flower Pots, Vases, Caraffas, ke. in tiate aud Mod Modem Pekin and Japanese Vases, | 3150 hig abet *. Litvelanite abou cws taraten neousted about tw: ay eet Tae ote ORTON small bt Wane at foot of sam.” Th 2 selic) by its owner al wart | ¥ and "itty “Dollars will be paid for its de- fe Pp eabks TOMPKINS & BLACK, 181 Broadway. Doors open at half past 6—Performance BUWERY CIRCU Boxes 25 cents. Callies, half price. BEN: Mr. KEMP In his highly aucoesafal FAN OMIME. Mr Goss, sat nahi cucoeapieh FANT Gardnes, Mrs Neeaham and Mrs Perry, will from decayed teeth, havin y, become immensely po. jitations have lat arti ie ‘p ecisssel all such spurious com. | 't at 620 ‘Broad’ known by on ds. and orto A Be Bands caleasiaae tom HE suBSCRIBER e ‘ud aak for Johason's Toothaelve Ts hao ype gp oeincbe casly wena a “ bru. as every ove | thisarticle, so appropria ignature of Johnson. parreetion ete the true Clove dyae, isan immediate | jshment.. inedditts hands, an he Or pain in the Eye: and | fal sofa id also at 100 Fulton t o dl 3im*rh A PORELY NATIONAL WORK, , RURAL UEMETERIES OF AMERICA, MPRIS NG picturesque aud mouumental views in the beautifal cemeteries of Greenwood. Mount Aut Hill, Green Mowat, Mount Hope, the Albany ‘ural , Of si wood, and to tof n: Ravings by American OPINIONS. OF THE AMERICAN PRE&S, | mbe Te ar blished thee the santos Jablenst any Hie shh eee ot tee eae Eee CROAT ARET Fi? 6-151. SaRARAROR ERG annuals—{N. ¥. t hristian Observer Wy BILLIARDS. ARTIN, 29 John street. ANCARE BILLIARD BALOON, No. 8 Barclay street, rin pt cr and af UF Part 2 of the Chess Magizine, edited by C. H. P_ige 25 cents a part, o $3 a verr. diz pigeas cents apart.on$Savew. "dia griserh” THE NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED MAGA- LLZiNE, FOR JANUARY NEXT. country, coneluded to make the contents entiely oraieal hare | Shey har cur most lar writ tri- | coutinue ‘eR writers es regular conte | °\tZhecl wed voce buto © an will FOUR MAGNIFICES thes, Odour i ill coutain three engravings. ‘Those HAVE engr: raving. ent of wer ley, Stut'Kods, Table ie ke portent ibraneh, is rand By course of — rather than a course of lectures on the theory. | 9 neal cecomes familiar, from actual use, ‘with allthe ‘di hs constituting s set, and & Person SeeEspe capacity will Mograins of every. ons, sean ae can be obtained at a, Tooma, | cles.toe BASSFORD §& FIELD, ESPECTFULLY iaform their friends, that they have “TEN PIN ALLEYS Under their Billiard ms. 1% street, running igh to 149 Fulton street, where they re letroduced large aw) ites bh the lds ith na Sixt and and. ies. Panel “Ri ig te opel with One Cony tWo Tosia oF im onies one year $5. Tally bestowed WM. "TAYLOR & Go; Bublishers, eee f Noi Reortiste, | ibe otedmetniee Si CAKPETING. 155 Beivate sre iaformed! that there Sen excellent te ARPETINO, 2, CARPETING, CA NG, selling off | 4G 23 ‘whieh can be secured ar rede Prager woe ko isle this persbitshenontseo the eras Ait be foand Always im Beal solo andthe bet order brevalng tonghoa ‘ wr Shades. sio | assortment of Rugs, Boor’ Mats, WM. HE subscriber) wD 155 Chatham street, T f N. B.—20 pieces ex. heavy ish | Kamps in ersag styles, just received par ship Gladiator, from t | also Girandol dia tis re | Hall Lamps with stane: PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, on ces ianufacturers ean alwi Cedar street. ment of Lamps suitabl le tor thes .C. MARSH, Aecouatant, author ofthe ' Science “ art ai cary ook k re Simplified,” and the | _d21m*re ig Improved,” continues to . | PT ADu “e Soy info~ “4 the pI certificate to that | | fe fyienie ve above. and for sale, or play ing as above. j SOOKSECLERS ' rf FANCY GOODS 8 roi ior an thahove fore, thai he haa few w Cards, a whic they will on ii jon. Ornamental Show ¢ ards o every descrip and elegant designs, me Ye to order. to NETO ELEC TRIO INSTRUMENTS HENRY JU! F_Saverior cons i D. Sands & C: ‘and Nervoi of oue cent per day. For sale by JOHN BKOACH, rics, Risin STOCK UF DRY GOUD WITH LEacE STATIONERS, RETAIL | tion, wor Al NCIS, 38 street, ree doors from Broadwiy. ye ion, for the cure of Rhewmati: | appear in the course of the.eyening. steed Black Bess, “Mr Muscles, the terrific Rope Performer. the beautiful Danseuse, Ih will ride four horses, WALNUT sT. db ing, Bi ee tana 4 Souvenirs, Portfolios, Mi ke., | ‘Snell, Papier Mache, Velvet, Ivory and Seadal | Waiver aud Gold Fi spelen au this Bron ie gtyie, f gravings—Our whole cal German ‘Ee ravings aud ‘Lithographe, eo new subiects, in the vi xing ana (rth forthe hd ge 10 a » entire ment, of ithe celebrted d engravers of italy, on rain ‘Also, mod 10 Ais, arpa ase and Mn 4 LOS’ Suse | CPN.MONDAY, Nov. s0ch, « 1 sol das LN. with a centre pendant three-stone ne gzroct DIRE | Person finding che sans will be in or ny liberally sewardea G iby iC “SS HOUSSELS AMANDINES ee can possibly be nang. ma, Bat tant ROUSSEL’S AMANDINE eben ees YJ hae oF illograas—Various elegant and fanciful | ™ neh. yy sb ond ma sinet sarmatte ie. | selected by one | mostly in curiosly — its willing 1 risk the re reputation on of his estab- ur ‘Paintings, richly framed. ss and w! e Farina, of ROBERT MACAIRI 0} ‘Or ition,, he nvelopes—One bv ion, letter and note sizes. Robert Macairt Driving Whips, pest English and | Mlustrated Books—A small invoice of Illustrated French | ie tn Common Prayer, elegant and costly for examination on Monday, 14th. | “ON TU! Mr. be 's A ERR ‘Also, several very DN DAY, The new opera orLULh or The Switzer’s Bride. ES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. 9DE JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress of the Ballet nf Theatres 1n the United ments must be made to the Park Theatre, New paaliodgee fo wateellasen SACRED CONCERT, UNDAY EVENING, Dec, 13th, at the Ca Colonnes: 307 Broadway—to commence az half Past si, and continue until ti o’elock HE NEW Y: ch an inumerable v: 1s to state to the Manag: mt APPlicaHone, ove: JOHN Terms eash, anless by special coment with the sellers. | Every variety of Soaps, Sharia ‘Cream, Gosmetios, Pomatums, &e. Nan, doth and ‘Shay suitable for presents, &c. al- CLARKE’S the Washingt exquisite as works of mt iNew York | 116 Willi mena a cpponiia: the | frained from crimination, and w: A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d str the 2d and $d avenues iit 1 fi with the latest improvements, Be baths, r el RK hate aad THROPIC HE first Ball of this eee will take place on Tues evening, December 15, 1846, at Tammany Hall. the object of thi: have handsomely worked silk fronta French ceshunerslintags. ‘Tho prices vary fice Sisec ery Tam confident no ocher house can sell asimiler article within | three dollars of these prices. very article of gentlemen's dress made to order, as usual, at low prices. FOR SALE—A f-rm ot fifty-two acres, most de- gees about five miles from’ Elizal a hanisome comm ‘fam ve oy whole, ee H Srehad ane twenty acres | a ae how cary accees Sem’ New wou ‘om Je: it te ene ity of erry £0, 1 applicant, yet ite special hh eee seen Ree da: he h Me Wodw orth’s Ba George Robertson \wil city. It tain, aay . ,either by the various ope rt, Whence a rau! house, renders | val ‘hore, doing business in this irchase eer Ca remain . ‘Tickets One Dollar, Stoddart & Dusham’s music store, Se Rcehecss ‘and’ y any officer or momber ashions, and are, making gor Syens of the, All Nations’ Hotel, blic these tue late Sui blishment, and hope by tion, to merita renewal of S, Revwoups, Secretary. | fe three years on bond and morta Also, for sale, a dwelling hor nig im HOTEL—FOR pata AMERICAN ART UNION. Yorx 12th December, 1846. LRISUTION ory PAINTINGS —Nitics is he thi st_ opened this esta- management and strict atten- @ patronage heretofore so libe- ho may rare them with a call 4 depend on ron T¥EL ¥NGRAVINGS. and late of Gothic uality of which they invite purchasers to oles for tithes ae oe oe —Yearly subscriptions $3. cane numbers 25 ets. col paintings, n ety added to, aed cost over ‘Yen Thonsand Doils: = the above line oakace now in fall and very successful operation, and ° large share of public pavements being centrally | “Any person, with from $3,000 to $10,000, for caves zhane fyb ed na orang tol health (ater | necessary expenses) first, to the pestis ma from an ing, of @ large and costly orig inet engrav’ to be copy Se to ry cond, to the purchase of Paintings avd Foulp- jent artists, which are publiely buted Foy ‘it ong w the he members, ‘at the annual t proprietors must to reti Saran DOLES, pave: chores irther particulars, oat post paid, to hes 2180, road: ak free of charge, and open from 8 ~ LAST WEEK OF THE LANDING OF _ iQOLUMBUS! ! 4 HE Exainir Bait this Cette he Paintimg zz y, Posy . LADIES tad Gentlemen ‘can find the pure sheet Indi est to the smallest, at 367 ber Over Bh Lad as cheap as you can hone | old rubber. Anda | rth f disp or Ane a berries “aang of con Lapa HN U. V steonee I door TO THE 2 LADIES. avwill be stot ¥ gry Lege Go aTEEEO VER BI 100 aRO;D Way. UADIES’ AND GEN ITLEMEN’S SHOES, manufactured of bay ihe oy ‘a Sa tallic India Rubber, perfectly fi side | r. For sale by thee cae or ERR T AFAYETTE FUSILEERS BALL—The first Grand Military Ball will be held, b; the 224 December, Mr. Rathbun to ha season, ey Boston thr Lafayette Fusileers on ‘The ball pom me ven in chip ety a4 ers andthe New Haveu Grays will di Brew avery { Chimabasers ‘and ollars 5 Ct every denerption ‘vrsech Ebro with and various other arti- mention. yrs ane Fam | for the hol dave wil do well to call at 199 Brosdway, esti serety of rag Brondway, oppor ‘ie ty Charch, ih ickets can be had at 234 and 737 BrOneweys 7 ryt att Frening Dresses bons, Flowers, Feathe: qupig ANNUAL BALL of Washington aise Da will take place at the Coliseam, on Dodworth’s celebrated Band is ry ite Ni cur be had atthe lowest ma i, gan be obimined of either of the followin 20 Grand htt H.S. Wan 45 "W. Ducassce, 238 Gi tej J pone brcane ha Ae r a Franklin sts.; W. Montgomery st. DANCING ACADEMY. SARACCO, Italian Chori at NA, first teacher of the Cellari water, at SWeoleere = FIANOFORTE INSTRUCTION: c. on CASTLE KE Brondway, of that of terms, which can be made known by ere, te order to replce ch NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL. | | , > Was uot received in Parisi; Packets of the 2ist and6th December Tee, Fy 100 tons burthea, Ci Hy Dee 2st, and the splen id fasta bottle, or Ne boutee par $2 20. ‘crner of Fulton and William sts. ; fal dances, and also all the most fashiona | SY of Brosdweys and Pitt zurka, and Quadrille Mezarka, Re- Walt: im two and three steps, are : jy | of last session. But now there 1s no longer any Dancing expectation of such a thing. Should Mr. Web- toe Waltz Kedo thorougly taught in a few N B.—The music for th published in New Yi Tre fines ie ms of thi plsints. These machines do na on and Springs st cabin, second eabin, ands Cor "scraping or cleaning out, can e kept ia operation at ove mentioned dance: 1 be purchased at th wag Mowerd ats. ; Guion, cor.of Bowery and Nassau st. Made glorious summer by the improved. MUFFS, SLEIGH ROBF'8. BUFFALO OVERCUATS,kc ‘s LARGE AMD OMEAP AssontuENT ‘3. which yas cements. KNOX, the Hatte: 128 Fulton st., Sum build id | aE} TWoera tiseoust ate allowed to these who buy to sell egain. lishment in Fe ¢ Charles MI y 72 Roosevelt Oren Gaus on Twee QReYN'RCOUGHLOZENUKE Propeaty Corn Droxpand reek Cou CY ‘Bolden boaton: ben ari ne ao e for forthe eure of of coughs colds, hoa ty, pe ethan 44 aaron inithe basement of the AR ‘and ‘) ac i Lee FOn PRESENTS. Freness UCED PRICE: ee Bes TOCLOSz OUR ES: at 730 pt es to «ake consid repose {0 ak trie mite of seared tes tn sie candy ie, t M a has ede opel es peas } iove.. we FORTY TY, CAB that have | met. a new styles: NEW REFECTORY, r HAR@’S BUILDINGS, | A large assortment N.E. Corner erser of jzth and Chesnut Streets sgh willy HE Sabscrive; informs his friends and the public at 47” Bev Made; Ot be Seg Ao we. ‘fesn* aplendi ‘45 im*r Seay becy thacean bo pri¥idid: bart b C cam wided, ant his ative. and com! His \arder wilt be WT PARKER. eee 4 , Broadway, comer of Canal street, Ni ms ae STORE FO: FIRE PROOF SALAMANDER SAF Es. Staple Dry HE SUBSCRIBER has for sal: Assortment of the abo wah in the “Apvly te F. GEISLER, 9 Water street. below | StSsreat rrangement Likewise Chests of a cheaper kind for sale as above. 4,16, t0ck, ae pret ry can be sold Yor eash Fifty s'yeur ata very fai RK SALE—For sale, a stock of Fancy aad Aesivabh pal) omcren ene i No. 97 Water sireer, | lathe most desirable locatious in the C ro tokes, wi Ml sit lease has abor about three he door below Dusting ny sail from Liverpo: 6th Lith. Masons woking i pe id A KARE CHANCE. GENTS are wanted to undertake the sale of anew and | pateuted article, that cam be sold to every family in the . ‘To men of respectability and business habit, guarantee of $500 per annum will be ove. Al Bich iy to 86 The LIVERPOO!, will Feb . ond the SIDDONS on: for their frieods, con have them brought out in these ma; or any of the regalar li terms, by appiving above. ST. GEOKGE LINE OF PACKETS FOR PO -aplendid and fast ailing pre t ship ST. PATRIC 1,100 tons burthe: will saul positively on Tuesday, Dec. pas splendid manent’ eabi if immediate application the: %6 South street’ 24 door Fa Bening! Shp. = rn, FOR LIVERPOU pia ral si i Feseay, baving slogan and . WQODHULL & MINTURN, #7 South at. Fi EEN OF TH ip Woodhonse, Pack snd cal cu bor touular doy Shot ameary teen FORK GLASGOW— aT fine = toran, the location may ¢ store has been fitted up Deane, and ponte many adeentages as to the | HE SUBS! BeEKS, thankful for the patros during the past serson, in the al ment, most respectfully esk a contin that they mean to co ss to deserve the public tavor by a constant at- | verge it. sol ola eee =i the wholesale and retail one of the greates Address L.. L. B., at this offee, with real name. d3 2w®r WINTER CLOTHING AT COST AT W. H. DEGROOT « “i aoa caureenk ate, cnet over those desiro Diy Goods b business, the present of ame, with the ssuran mata times, to the cvmforcand coavepience of their THOMAS & WHITE. UNION COURSE, L. |. STEIN OF OFF PURE MALT WHISKEY. ~ | way. Rew’ Xorks pbors QUAL, in sreugth ant ilavor to he best Dublin dated Elething Gan be had Yor Low REO 1 sail as above, her regular day m regueseherge of Broadetoth, Beave: ds, and! Magura Gioenss of every style and eget, from and fall Circle, if Fipach and ACING MATCH for $200 Pa ‘clock, P. M.—to go as they please—one Bas « 9 ‘nt pas! Cloaks—ore half, ‘American Broade J. Nodin ident yd Nelamae ee , &ee.. for sale by by & COLBY, Ogg ail Pusinnt Cones, Es! Lf 1 street, ‘comer 0 Fiaakfort, agent for = United ar Ps ASN HAI! RLEY, will sail as above, her spleadia Tits a ‘The regu,ar packet ship Saracen, Cay No T His ery tne eng sul on pM det and Wi ame | rket, 4 Tmt re ine ooo $5 Pants—! adetoth, eas and fancy, Doe ski i UBNIBHED ar to — Law andtwo bed Freneh, ¥ eG meres plain a $2 - (t . ou the secoad story. ‘27 Warren street. Ve le Mr, Cosway Str bh. lock. apply on dy foot ¢ enters bl. m. Village Maid. DR. KELLINGEK S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to Tt acts like magi eee will rlease pond thes Dover street, FE. R., imme- Ue uNG GR $0 be pant, 7 Green = = bitions ene ere? | not permitted in five days JE*FERSON INSURANCEQCOMPANY. OD Iding—rx'endiog nearly its whole length, ‘ lhe nd srenty ctieg af ength, Opvice No. 40 Want Wien serene ‘tHe Mexcuant’s Pg cy up and arrangements for luxurious comfort are of the tost complete and hemuti/ul character, and fairly 4 mpet it; corner ray td Broome; 34 ave- and loch at; ‘Jettr drug store Chatham, and at the H. K Rrofter w of this vessel as NE OF ce | nl property } alee Lom weap ae viele one dens from every delicacy of the seasou which wagstion ac drampo, aes RECTORS, | Thoms W. Thorne, site reid RNase otra | ae ots an De Thor ion oh event 10 vo sixty ¢ can pe accommodated vate hed to the general refectory, fitted up in the most , Sines, Tuck BLACK Baty. OR OLD + OOL Fat Kets, FO LIVE pa ifcent, fast sling ond RK. burthen 1100 tons, failpositvely ou iG BREED CANAKIES, and cage hyerts of the world —The os iber 5 John street, nevr "Broadway. to show them his colleetion of as, other establishment ienset pi ters, and fitt thie splendid spe | , ‘Sm Joon: Mert THOMAS W. THORNE, President GeO. T. HOPE RING Tagaigen ab a end Vile ovee, rt Gy COneoRt Bik eer te Me 0” Bi jomanyoe' 2 itor 'D.—The Presiden ce aed a Pion pe A Cp a sd eonpee fegened. Seer | E ere Hegde bed | ae GRIEVE | from the ive bet stock aa of De oka willbe closed from 7a JNO. H. CORNELL, Cashier. v our designs. wes le o Oresve mal devs Oe PRANY. YOUNG'S ELLIS, “f 5 RING, Bruce prea oe Tint foat of co VANTED—A goo os abii ms “bath io jatieike FASHIONABLE DANCING, MES. ZEGLIO. NO. 67 PIVision STREET. _ ¢ CoLLINe &CO. Pay EGO is “Coan Toa git eal ae. Please att Tend tal Rds iment of Paris millinery, reo Leelee sage isin esas tue being: tol fee actention of | saan. | Mt and milliners from 1h te Prog tS | oi he et of on cera terms mi a PY large “FOR LONDONDERRY—Direet- first class regu’ arnt 4 seoger. are, res avery Those de ons ote J ie appiveation on ‘rard fy Foot LVS, Lien pun in Soe an ee 108 dowd! ay ae ee a sal RcMURIAT e8 South, VE Rt of sending for their Tension that | mye ie them brought eat by the ‘veasel on modersts terms, by applying as above. ocr ae on P. B—Persona desis section of country can wtier ae e. ‘time | or pasaage, having | ive. By a ae | | eo revolving Sele Affairs in Washington. Waswinaron, Dec. 12—P. M. The Hon. Mr. Sevier will be appointed Chair- man of the Committee on Foreign Kelations, im the place of the Hon. Mr ae The Hon. Mr. Dix will take the place of the Hon. Mr Haywood, in the Committee on Com- merce, ‘There are no other important changes. Non-arrival of thern Mall. Wasuineton, Dec. 12 No mail south of Petersburg. Attempted Murder in Baltimore. Bartivore, Dec, 12—M. Mr. Cranston, of the Eutaw House, was stab- bed last night by a drunken hack driver; thought | to be fatal. He still lives. BY THE MAILS.< Wasuinoton, Dec. 11, 1846. Surcidal Policy of the Whigs—The War—Th Tariff of -1846—Modification Dispaired of {The Senate—Etection of Commitiees—Chair- man of Committee on Foreign Affairs. A portion of the whigs seem determined to pursue a most suicidal policy in opposing the war. Mr. Davis’s resolution has opened the way fora number of attacks on the administration, and no one knows where this will end—the party evi- denuy wants drilling. The Hotspurs are going in direct opposition to the policy of their leader Mr . Webster ; who, although he denounces the war | as unjust in its inception, nevertheless advises | that it be now prosecuted with vigor. The as- saultson the war,now made in Congress, will damage the whig party with the people, who are | nationally imbued with a martial spirit, and | strongly in favor of the present war, as they were in favor of the last. The whigs are throwing away a glorious chance of re-establishing themselves in power. At the commencement of the war, mindful of the fate o f those who opposed the war of 1812, they seemed. determined to equal if not surpass their oppo- nents in zeal and enthusiasm. Mr. Webster veteris memor belli, and grown wise by e: ‘ience, re- ilent. The whig press, with one single exception, sustained the war, and for some time everything went on well. But the spirit of opposition overcame their prudence, and soon the whig press teemed with denunciations of the war as unjust, wicked, and unholy. Under the coercion of the préss the ‘whig Congressmen are now beginning to denounce the | usurpation of the United States in this war, and to reprehend the entire policy of the administra- tion. Now, nothing could more effectually conduce to the ruin of the whigs than this course. As I | have said in one of my former letters, there are grounds for believing that the Mexicans are at present inclined to peace. Congress meets this | month, and there may be a successful effort made to terminate the war. In this event, an honora- | ble peace must be a triumph for the administra- tion, and will, to use a_well worn metaphor, take | the wind out Of the sails of the opposition. But even should the Mexicans still hold out, the war must be terminated before twelve months. It cannot last longer; and then the volunteers co- ming home, will spread through the country. They will recount, wall their cunkers; “fight the battles over again,” and ereate such enthusiasm | throughout the country, that the anti-war party will not venture to raise their heads. The demo- crats will consequently retain the power that they have possessed, with little intermission, since the last war. The exhibition of this party spirit is still more | more imprudent at thisjuncture, for another rea- son. It will tend to unite scattered fragments of | the democrats, who always rally for mutual de- | fence, when attacked. The more violent the de- nunciations of the war by the whigs, the more | firmly will. the democrats rally roun: the adminis- ckets | tration. The external pressure will prove a strong cohesive. There never has been a better opportunity for the achievement of a restoration to power by any party, than the whigs had six months ago, 50, ue now they ro ina ir way Lert this gran ortunity through sheer stupidit i The tariff bill was unpopular—the sub-treasury cay ° | was unpopular—the veto of the river and harbor No | bill was unpopular—almost every act the ad- ministration was unpopular, except the war and still, losing sight of the many advantexes® they possessed, they abandoned their first resolu- | tion of sustaining the war, and in the end the: will find themselves beaten even on the tari Spring | question, ;the most unpopalar of the acts of the iat Hi t Gierinecadon. For, i if a stran, Eo that those Pennsylvania democratic ssmen who most oa opposed the tari of 1846, got most severely beaten at the last election, my <— Mille AN | ilee those who had advocated it were success- ciug Acade; | ful. We all know how small a share the tariff | question had in the defeat of the democratic par. | ty in the New York election, so that in the end | the whigs will find themselves deprived of even, | this last stay. Before the appearance of the President’s mes- salons” a8 | sage, strong hopes were entertained by the Penn- vania democrats that some modification would be made in favor of their State. Indeed, there was an understanding to that effect at the close ster make an onslaught on the tariff, a modifica- tionmay be proposed in favor of Pennsylvan interests, But it will scarcely prevail. The fail-» ure of any modification of the tariff this session, will exercise a most important influence on the fate of the next Presidential haga andin a | way that is not generally suspected. here will be very little business transacted in either house of Congress until after the holidays. The Linger transacts business so much more ex- | pediti ously than the House, that they never care | to hurry themselves. Hence they seldom sit om he two last days of the week, except towards thi | close of the session. On Monday next there will be an election ot | committees in the Senate. It is not known as yet | who will be elected chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs. There are four named— | Gen. Cass, Mr. Allen, Mr. Benton, and Mr, Se- | vier. Gen. Houston has also been talked of. I | donot think Mr. Benton will accept, as he has | long had the direction of the Committee on Mili- tary Affairs, with the business of which he is well acquainted, and he will, therefore, scarcely be | wilting to undertake @ new trust. AL VIENSIS. Wasninaron, Dec. 11, 1846. A polite and handsome young gentleman informs us, that at the Senatorial democratic caucus today, Cass ‘was nominated unanimously for the chair of Foreign Re- lations, but declined; next Allen was started but didn’t | come up to the vote of Cass, and he too resigned, as he would haye done any how. The vote was, perhaps, more from courtesy than from apy idea ‘bat Allen would accept the post again. A compromise was effected upon | Sevier, and on Monday next the election of caucus will be ratified by the Caucasians in open Senate. Old Bul- io’ not on hand—he, anticipated being fA tol ‘and did not waileuehe the 9 We had thought that Calhoun was to be the man, but we suppote riends manag: 80 as to keep him harm’ ba sane other committees are pretty much the same to the advertisement for the | fecal yeas wey contract, in obedience to law. Pro- posals to be ek onty up to te 9th of Jan next, "There id an abundance of a aay material sa heed for an indance of « letar of ten columns, @ MO rat Bay of which no doubt ad ~“Wasniaror, Dec. 11, 1846. ‘The Political Battle —Impeachment—The Administration —Its Course—The Conquered Provinces— Santa Anna The President, #e. You have already noticed that the battle between the | whige and democrats ia already begun, and that the Mex. n question is to be the chief theme of discussion. The former, commencing with Mr. Garret Davis at their head, are but carrying out plans decided and agreed on during the recess ; and, though the latter have anticipa- | ted the movement, they are not so well prepared for de- fonce as the former are for the attack. “Impeachment” | commencement of the next Congress, when the demo- cracy are expected, by thelr opponents, to be in a mino 5a! | rity. But even in such a case, no more than the founde- tion could lie, as two-thirds of the mombers present are necessary to convict the President of the offences | Chesaed ‘Whatever nny be said, it would be well for those who are so eager to condemn the Administration, to have «