The New York Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1846, Page 3

for the remainder of the'year will not“vary ten thousand tons from the actual quantity. We understand that the receivers of the Manufacturers and MechanicsBank of Nantucket intend to dividend soon. To be entitled to this, the bills of the bank must be left with the receivers in Boston or Nan- tucket by the 19th jast. Some time, a year or two"per- “os, will elapse before the third and final dividend, so Gat bill holders should look totit. } Phe message} of the Governor of Ohio to the} Legis- yo .of that State”gives {a detailed’account’ of the public finances. It appears thatthe general revenue re- ceived during the year, ending“the 15th! of November, 1846, was $163,631 62. Ralance in the Treasury on the 15th of Nov. 1846, $96 303 93. Total applicable to the support of the State government, benevolent institutions, &o , $249.930 60. Paid ont during the year ending 16th | Nov. 1846, being billsipaid at the |Treasury, $192,701 69° Balance in the Treasury onthe 15th November 1846, $97,229 01. Received for taxes of 1845, $765,406 34. Canal won| $505,479 09. Turnpike dividends, $35,291 21. Cenel | Lands sold, $22,163 13. Miscellaneous items, $11,074 39 | } Amount properly belonging to Canal fund, 1,429,- 41416. Amount received for School lands, $27,558 89. Total amount of Canal fund, 1,456 972 05. Paid out of | Canal fund for repairs and superintendence, $233,232 59. | On account of interest on foreign debt, exchange and ex- Pentes, and School fund;-$1,194.301 64, Interest paid on domestic bonds, $46,687 42. Total amount paid from Canal fund for repairs and superintendence ef Canals, in | eas oF } fered fod and repaired tines seu satis oof ai terest upon foreign and domestic debt, exchange and expenses, $1,473,321 65. ‘The expenditures from the Canal fund, exceed the re- ceipts on account of the same fund, for the year, | 6:48 60; but the balance inthe Treasury on the 16th | of November, 1846, on ascount of the general revenue fund, was $57,229 01, leaving a balance in the State treasary, on account of the two funds of $40,880 49. ‘The Geveraor pitches into the repudiators of other | States, and congratulates the people of Ohio upon their having, under all the depressions in business and com- mercial revulsions, ful@lled their public engagements with scrupulous integrity, and paid the interest upon the pudlic debt with promptness and regularity. ‘The public indebtedness of the State of Obio, on the 15th of November, 1846, the close of the fiscal year, and the annual interest on the debt, ko., were as annexed :— Onro Srate Dest—Annvat Inrenest 1846. ‘Total amount of Srele Koo sees 16 964 Amount of domestic School and trust fund. « . Total amount of State debt, Nov. 15, 1846, $1! Interest on foreign debt in N. Ye 29 Tnterest on dome: bomen ‘ae ssn O75 008 16 908 Interest on school and trust funds. 38.430 19 Total amount of interest hid in Liew end- ing Nov. 15. 1846, Beast + $1,161,715 90 “Amount paid for exchange, jn porery loans, Total amount of interest, exchange. and ¢: Eee. , during the yearending 15th Ne 30,262 36 eens ++ $1,191,998 26 The domestic debt is ‘Tedeamable at the pleasure of the State, and the school and trust fund constitute a perma, nent Joan to the canal funds, the“interest being annually appropriated for the benefit of those funds Of the fo- reign debt, the sum of $6,916,668 76 will fall due in the 5 th sum of $7,012,781 in the year 1860; and the sum of $6670 | 068 60 inthe year 1870. i, 108, bin igen he Hate REL 100 $285 Ones it 7 Mi 50 do se v4 rs 93 400 do 4 ite ua? ine Hie 2B < rT Ei meoteebaite me 18 Nor. se W me $4.90 Road More. Bonds 734 08 “om 4 erat; Sook 0 24 Vicknbary Bonk * "O% 150 do 10 49 100 Farmers 130 do cash 49) ie” oe” SoRedeeRR Mg ‘ing Te Long Toland RR ag 35 WHACRW clastock 3% 150 3 10¢ she Nor k Wor "bits soshe L ——_ of ‘or bio yd ~ Leng lslend 100 do he’ ved 250 Harlem = do 350 ry bimos 5! 50 do 50 810 100 do 50 do ‘b10 503 50 do bi0 493g 50 do bi10 50) ee ee ed E) ae Sew Stoce Kxe! vs 65 330 101) r Boe 7% 100 shs Ror. & Wor bord F3 zz saysssssges oe 82 é aepeereesé: Si pan,frringtela, roth Instant, by the Rev. H.W. Lee, Romert C. Hoorra, of Boston, to Apruins D., daughter of Major J. W. Ripley, U.8. A. \ Died, This day, forty-seven years ago, Groncr Wasuina- | justly called the ‘Father of his Country,” died. A nation mourned him then, the world reveres his. memo- Ty now. 4 ea eee ed IN On Seturday afternoon, 12th instant, in the 36th year | et 2 of his oge, Mr. Tromas ag webbie Fish of St. John’s, Count; Bos funeral will take ancgon brother-in-law, Mr. Mich this this afierneon, at So’clock. His friends and acquaint- those of his Hagges James, Daniel, and Den- bie ‘and his brethi law, James Feeney, are most res- pectfully invited t ‘end, without further notice. At- tendance of carriages by request are prohibited. Saturday eres, pein instant, byes ppm daughter of mon, Ireland of the pa- ¢ residence of his Roca and Mary Ann Harrington, aged 4 years, 2 months, | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to | "% attend the funeral on Monday, the 13th instant, at 1 P.M. at No 12 Wyckoff street, South Brooklyn. The remains Pr sons to the Greenwood Cemetery for inter- mi te Sunday motning, Eowarp Rocue, in the 76th year ¢, asnative of the Lge f Wexford, Ireland. “aie a and ee aad his fonein law, Peter ’Couner, James Dem: rew O'Connor, a1 - choins Walsh, re reaper invited to atten his fu: eral this relock, from the house of Peter O’Conner, No. aeehewery. At Hope Cot near on the 16th instant, Leev Pavantie a aie st the late Mr. J. C. Smith, of New York, in the 60th year of her At Farmington, Ct, Nov. 2éth, General Sovexon | perp nt ety any — Danvers, aniEL Kin ther of Hen. Daniel P. K “ie ky In o Kingston, Sth instant, Mr. Sanps Penxtns, ¢ Dix, Doomny corey couaty, N. ¥.,onthe 16th Ne - onarman years Der, ofascites, M: Newma., aged 74 ee cn: hea ‘was a native of Athel, Worcester county, Atthe residence of his son, in Cortland » De Samect Uvrcuisom, @ revolutionary soldie: soldier, 85th age. VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO ANTE! Dot. few able bodied, active and coltion mea te fil vacancies in Cal mE. ent of ight Dragons nr fest of pert ‘month abe Kolls se be Pe ieee ‘will be in sedan ee aT the sveuing. © give all nevense 7 ninibe mom i rie —e oo B pcan pe me he anh a sag commence in remetr at accept a ch erase, Me saseale iil sosmecton tid eived Sa sSiBokaean ses will be trotned fi . have no the man: of one Mi hi ed th a ft Ear eaane cia mae e ‘ork dla dts re FOUs ORIGINAL GCONUNDRUMS. ww: 18 pene. 7 JERVIS8’S COLD CANDY like a lover it CLEARS OUT ANY RUDE vor JERVIS8’S COLD CAND TATION of LD UMNDY Tike fic Richard ‘Way ™ MRS. JERVIS COLD CANDY like « lockd “Pre air paid 13-3 up? wasry ov it att ie et Nand po abi LEADING toa ; meld hy NIG SERV i, 398 BROADWAY. next door to Agents—Rushton & Co. 10 110 and 856 Broad- nee Saraiva sis Bs chit Shes cee he T's aaa: Pi name mutual consent. Wit al BIC os ‘The brsiness wilbelearried on by aia seer JOHN oni Ti A AL s AGENT'S UP STAIRS PRICES A Complete assortment of Toy Soe" Jaa, jewel watches, $13 Also, “Beeseley’s” genuine Liverpool movements. plain and jewelled, at very low prices. ‘A splon did Jot: f fine wothic ree raya at $1 Perse’, fine ivory tabl urle, viol strings, pempect ves, ke. Ke. ese JOH! Leds gln ad aM WaFiste 25 Johw street, (up salts. RIVATE FAMILIES. ies Aguss KEEPEX NEED Aa? Y¥— withous order, svasoal atlas pelea page ens My | style. Coniyteudy de, m wate lish T weeds, att be excelled by any, sade eed 2k COATS OF ALL, GREAT AND SMALL! fo kuow w rhere they cn td gr coats ent cure of pain bd feeayed teeth, immense! imitations have lately those thrast io ee bye) ie ar graph is to comtignte the aed dartna fo four or five Years, by Tae lest gene oe jenry Jo! Co} who ranow the sole prope isto be sure and tak a a examine the wrapper of the vi ES See Ene: rt sda | eure for the ees wishong | nite Buildings, sania Sood | way, and 301 Hudson st. — aeent rh Dresses ites a “a pnt A cath WORTH KNOWING, : risiete ually sold alation tothe citizens of New York | [cu thoseees of Gas sowrent cod teoms trpeased jeularly, thas a ot tee he origin hae Hcblatimns cormer aed eli the ootmenet assets tad teen ah tie dies wel at oe French embroidered © gmisettes, with collars, at 1 75.2 $2, | a, best sagen th $2 30. by PRB | Rises Pico edge Caliars a $1, usual price 150.0175. -proot $i 50, sual price 175 a2 25, dlé Sreod*r ARD.» a its owner above ita inerinsic wo! d 1 rth, of cose UCRTON Swarr, aa i Que Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be ala Tor its de- GENTLEMEN, NOTICE THIS. a8 is thre LEMEN, it need nt bea source of trouble to you know Ay y Zon oan, £0 BALL, TOMPKINS & BLAC: re penta tang ce ‘a centre entre peudanty in or 8 or near =| Deseeaees Cate peeks iC. ry vepiter ath di 3im®: 165 Cs frye ae yn CARPE! the fa RPE 155 ING, CARPETING, } selling off 9000 rds yo yards ima ply Hand 36 yards V Venetian, ine ras and common Windows & ‘Bh ue Fe eee ere ne TY, 55 Chatham street, 1 ‘Theatre. Bay emp ge ere ayy P hatsiating per ship Gladiator, fom d NG, } Ms A. $55 MARSH, Accos g Petco gts ing Simplified,” aud th gecesi, enor 26 = i art oC Siagle Bai ag fu + eee use, with, all one month, and will rece! oy ace. teas with et tained at t! " wage an be o| ee root rgauire ‘scraping or ‘Kept in operation at | 42 1m*re cost of one cent per day, scagie eabouen per, SALAMANDER SAFES. ER No. 97 Water street, fes, which he will self | well GEISLER, 97 Water street, below kewise Chests of a cheaper kind for sale as above. fe holders wi RS!!! that warms monarch, “Now 1s the winter = fell discontent Made glorious summer by the Fers of Knox.” | MUFFS, SLEIGH ROBFS.BUFFALO OVERGOA ATS, Sic | ‘That morni 4 LARGE AND CHEAP ASSORTMENT NO. 128 Fultoo st., Sua tor Hi country,) with fine maple an: ‘Gen ae of ir own exel private are formed | fC BHELON, 25 1 JOSEPH WH | LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL ca RNS er than & conrve of lectures ont “ocd AND TEA TRAYS. fro iene IE subscriber has just opened one of the be 7 Bec, bout = nBronns ret various ‘tm* Hall Lamps with stained ment of Lamps suitable for their The fe goods are for inspectior ‘wil be MAGNETO ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS — | ev, Mlovels, ana See oy es 1 t* Wang OHN, 0: MORGAN, ilies 1 door from Broadway. ROADTAT eee vie, BOL a maces Mcintoah ts rived in ieee AUCTION ROTICES. W. SHIRLE So h ag by iy. F. Willard— cuba, No 4s ie Jedar street, aati re glock; the stock of ‘a jodber, compel ie assortments offe: worthy the attention of the city Catalogues ai d samples sre on teady. eae (ott Bore fe be Mies to let, and fixtures for ale SSIGNFES SALE ¢ = ie Sout OE "CLOTHING jo, 18 Courtland st., will hi ofthe hget and Ned Dreasease $0 Svieertereet ie see to $14. ‘et 2 : Ts. pay, at gels ‘approved styles, from | #toek at ® gron deel $30 ate very fine riv ered lawn Hhdkfs, trim , at 3 and $4, the cheapest etideore cies” be sold by 7 orden s! ‘the most costly description, from $3 ed Needle-worked of Thread Laci ‘cout, ont peers © and circu- m ke, salable for for holiday eeeap. CT aan 1846, ral he sald us ~ $150 osT=a Pear ened Ds Diamond, (tightly off co} eeORes wei about tw mounted as Spnapiss aerementseesa small ‘etiatat Toot of stem. The pin boina ¢ yaled a 0 be pornee at 2 yublie auetion, te yor January, ‘neck ae Peiveee te L OY MONDAY, Nov. 30th, sini Br Wiaon, ee es street. Terma easy. wae YOURS HCL e and Wednesday, Dec. way. tent occupied were HOU! SSEL’S AMANDINE, FOR THE ee AND CURE oF Bet ectientte on of alana fe cone Magu sets, ‘d’Kau sets. Vases, Tei Cot re de ting the ‘newest les ‘and richest 4 be an d qting the atyl peci- Fancy Forcelain—mostl¥ toordel, original an »& few choice ») faprey gard rchuoss jon, decorated ing ‘correst cop! ihe Eien Flower Pots, Vases, Caaf, fe in Porcel J sina bis ‘Toles sete ron, ere, Biscuit Figures, Vaaen a essing cases, Wor roe othr articles in me it the various ih Where until farther noi: Every variety of Soaps, ‘ooeyiaa Cream, iHseraets Clowns Cosmetics, Pomatums, &e., with an extensive assortment o famel, Velvet snd Hair, Ni ‘ooth and Shavi ing Heawhes, T ant A magnificent collection of a! silver, Pearl Bn Silver and Gold alae mae ‘dais - fanciful articles 5th this favorite style, ones whe ie ne ection of Fricneh es eabiects, in the various sizes sui Bal i ine ‘Tab good order, and of site Eremaoe spinowi gaa od by ti'zood players fo be the beat band "able ons bre fine & cluding all the ae 2 ane and sation frye ~ Pai consignment, sel of ‘the Pee engravers of italy, mostly Paintings, richly framed. er nine Farina, of our own im- nen etter. ‘and note sizes. Driving Whips, best English and Fren tw Mi) Books—A. small invoice of Illustrated French soveral Bausch ood Musial Ean eo Cologne—10 “canes portation, of very th a call may depend on a private cue and perce those Ww informed that there js a sree abies fain a e ofthe * Seience | 9 ROM mn tatiioat eed Fosk ead jook-keeping Improved,” continues to vee snte peyliehmeny. 00 Drevaling trough wil corgi Bi suitable for pi for examination on Monday, lth. Sale to commence at Eye oy “ae unless by special agreement with the sellers. RY HOUSE on 234 street. between ished, TO THE LADIES. ician, nN z Lathe if} yous will ill peep Seo i o Brostwer, wel well pane Foss sold there. ‘ausortms ey feemokt very new style as any in yeas , about fiv a bp | for x respectable hmily 3 Ae , barus, ice house, and other ings, mubscantial state of repair; the orchard contains twenty acres trees. ‘The easy access from New oy Elenbeh by the various cars from Jersey City or the fe nee train runs within a hi this property very valuable wea y ting Dreart fr later, iWich Ebro Kibtoos, lowers, Feathers, C ‘Gi loves, and various ah es wanting such articles will do'weil to call at 308 Broadway, Suu where a variety of Fren: atthe lowest market prices. a8 ie ne doin pare = ‘this And she leet Uimean ODI She ort up th Soni ee Eli led. | sad fever oie 2 itis dunt liberal Siscoast allowed to these whe buy to sell aguia. welt st, | COUGHS COUGHS, COUGHS. ORBYN’S °S COUGH LOZENGES Propared b CAS en $3 0. . the yf ids, hoarseness, 1 f | a) age, aothane, © souiiay onl, | . fornale by G, S COLBY | REN sols IN, cor. on fort, eget tor se Usted ae lg eee drazana, Ch i ome, 6 cor. | gt Peat street, comer o! BoGMs to ‘ee A Pat ARTICLES FOR PRES: ‘21 Warren street, UCED PRICES. t fone] Broadway, and of our ‘Premises Nos. 250 a ~y general réduction in priees Tedue wil'bev offered | an i ake ft “arquestionsbl Any! nel Cline, Ne. 18 Carlisle street, | at'n ne phe Ty or ‘assured by this incancoment idee ofanv exher jisiment of our designs. !’ersous in Regi? 3 ot yare, Porcelain, bans, Dr im Comparison wil 150, AS LO ieee me ‘iption bm aig to svpply and ev: NOV. ELTIES.—We ‘ticipate their wants at our lo’ || receive by the Caledonia steam peeergpene Gladiator, Albany, Silvie de Grasse ‘FORTY CASES, comprising the Jatest and most el. ne Novelties that have been er for oe hol ida dou an NY, YOUNG © ELLIS, te $20. 259 and 260 Broadway. _ | Cloaks—one half, three quarter ria fall cirele, of French and of imitations, and observe the written signature | uaerthy directions for use, of * ©. H. Ring.” Erepered and | BENT comer ot Im*re_ | son ates. Howard at. ‘and two al bey “Aig viscaras | RRA STOCK OF qALEe te your. aa of ENTS. seaple Dry Goods, Min rel sae row pei prices, in one Reo TO OLOen seh ESTABL 18H. | ore Teas afer abou a ts te nein = Ag ake ‘considersbie al- | be considered one ol the best. The stors re ht ier ervengemnes: stock at yay of us y ee ae yey fara y orany | inducements i vert ee 4 pty to their | Address L.. L. B., at this office, with real name. pai ELLIO. 2 i iar COST AT Wo 8 Seoaie second block HAVE THEMSELVES, | | Amerignn Broadcloths, fro to Dreasad Fi a Sa 4 , NOs Ui Cire, aaa iota by those who made trial | onsen iclothe ip Bact nano Pore. ‘9h Dec., " the past season, in the abovi a mace ae Ty poe ae vid the Levene vagal, deserve the | tention, at all times, to the comfor, Diiere ree SUBORIBEAS, "nak eo ers | weneral. property THOMAS & WHITE. | Visation mW Tien RK. KE) En S | AN FALLIBIE en fe pe is warranted to | BIRD STORE, REED CANARL TI birds from the world —The ae gentlemen to Sold Sad 'ver | he enatimere 1 teat Seas tae bent tock in Europe. = Et, lt “aM Kh — i Ream come jpatomien ncn ofthe F | hitherto been favored. MRS. ZEGLIO. Me tare omrmin STREET. oe i Paris TC Lev movementer with soveate, ba, S006; hilver i cal reninar. Com! conti jnaure Ad gary for'three years on bond and mora at "earl Alot bed sale, a dwelling howe in Wahiogton street. OVER SHOES. LADIES and Gentlemen, at 967 Brosdway. you io find the pure sheet bber Over Shoe: st, and as cheap as you can those a large assortment of cork Sole, he Breach Boots; also a great wares children’s beots ‘and shoes, equally mer or Franklin street. GOODYEAR'S OVER SHOES, 100 ESE LAD} 1K GE ‘MEN’S OVER a1 307 Brondwayr co rer EC : Sa Rai yee PREM Bosal Profi wie aaa guest 1" ae shortest Rotice. Mend ata senor expense, ne vowrewes SmaI adeantages as der Te tare Vite Thouaad castes mock 4 i Risen Roo Dollars e profit. will be sold for cash or satisfactory paper on & he made 50. so vd 4 eredit ofa over 6 ‘mouths. i To the of, the wholesal: Goods business, the present offers oue of latter ey e haya Kee mre way, or that of eer ich can be made kiown NEW LINE Orr ieee bee A Gant eal ing an Savorice pocket, ay will Mon 3 Cove, so, will barton Bet dey, y. therr rogelar iar a Sous of th second es Sr VERPO tahip ST. PA’ ein burthen | front ) Will saad sande Re Bees 15th, iz regular jendid Tal «| Biers eae ena A assortment Toth Cassimeres | ‘epee to order, te tea! sale, wholesale and retail, aad hy HERG Dineria,, | | weno ‘Boys’ eas of GeO STE 192 Broedwar. corner ef J. for a limited number of be taken at steerage rates rpplication've m £6 South street, 24 door it bclow Banna Sup. ee * ae cate <A 8 Se JEVFERSON INSURANCERCOMPANY, | Orvice No. Wann eraser, oprosrre THE MexcMAyT's ee S Se hea caye Ph ne day, 8GO ——The fine ay rat ert Scott, will sail as above, her kore hacer ia carer dering te sist ‘The yar packet ship sci al ‘will Flesse send their street, KE. K., imme rail rae not permit Ae Jnklet0 be sent to ‘is , one door from Chambers street. Demmaaee oar par. sane ter the Year ae ird seeds of- all dee payable om the loch December variety of rare he tans Svoks will be clored from Tinto il PROHNSLONT | pues JNO. H. CORNELL, Cashier. | 94 ASHIONABLE fal Breese, eg ube, FA PACLINE. DE ARDS is. respectfall informe ae’ aye abi at her Clase si a Ht ay as, i the | Sikes Masarke aE set ee my of Mr Cellarins, kratefal to the Ay ARCHY GRIEVE | soatetied a Neer yar ceri in a in imental AL! } ae are, Fate eer of 103 Faken | eT AeA SE ok street, rear econ | now very fashion: we: Sree Waltz in five steps, ANE oreo by Me Perve, wap Bd coainent Tne abyre menos Broadway, comer of Canal street, ERVALENTA. ating amet Tcaaer revolving myo a3 opted Dering Tm OTICE—Br pai s ecicaee ei is tall pupils, the week of December. Jenham elas RES SOT Scie weet cael | MANES ae Parnes et Maa ‘edn + 16th Decem! to say, asi? 4 ‘well knows to the mmodations of the Ne td eabin and steernge passengers are fitr oes aaa md costiy maaner, with eve: every mogers venience, that eann ot but add to the mag, Micgiere,” afore and see this sp'endid spec: ofene cognsing fake tenis saul nha non etree", Sti SRO ee si th Forse, wit high was ‘not received saoae “salons” as vriihe above veveuanita faces, and ‘St indrill | Haseebe ncaa w ges tn at Se th or RE: saat win nad ropeived hevebsidennie 5 ok J ci a7 imere mei nM Im*rh °No 2 | | es AND agers ntti } —— i came = sah § AMUSE mM) wl A THEATKE—Mondsy evening, Dee. 14th—The ill eo mace withthe overture to LE fw After which, 20 Yiesngions will appear in the Passenase, Yee “To whe died, ihe farce of SOMEBODY ELSE. | = Tobe e pocgud grand Divertisement, Dansetses Vi Neitshmured POLIEA DE PAYSAN. To which pre sae ETON BOY—Col. Curry, | Mr G Andrews. | Jude with « third Divertisement, LA okANDE, ‘MAZURKA, casby 32 Danseuses Vieunoise, mence at re Bones's it Ard Senter Gal ‘yt os 2 fa, wall rformed the tes ott kat Sir: Mardoch a pepe er ok Mr. Neal H, faeries, 5 irst port: ss Polon Vache: ‘Claudtas, Booth; Opheligt Mis siege yQusen, o conclude, with the. sterling Drame of HOBOKEN Emest, Mr. Hadeway; Frauk Legnox, Newtie; Harry Leu- nox, B Lennox, Vache; Mr. Henderson, Jobuston; r BAN Blondy Dec. tae rat Rs m1 a5 ees with porn oF oem 5 wed iy py the Bane’ sag +g eh oy Rake- P. Grattan; Betty Biggins, “SEEDS 0 DREADFUL NOTE— « TALIAN OE BRS. PORE louse, in polite A. Pretetan ttn Let & LOGLIANT Present their most sincere thanks to the patrons of the Italian pers eir Kenerous encoul aban at hes same time ve ave the honor to announce that they have succeeded ing enEagements with the following artists of ieuowa. who are at present fa ne ot My ore ClotildesB arili and Pi Tenori—Sige ori Sesto Benedetti and Salvatore > Patti oo Bassi—Signort Federico B: quiri eventano and Ant. San attached to the Compan’ Signor nt {intonio Barili. sn | Rtebhost be ste Gentlemen’s season Hekets, not securing anumbered seat, may be $25. Int tier Boxes and Parquet The first O} Ll be th reparation, ‘he new opera of the celebrated Ver frre Mis JHELL’S OLYMPIC TH. ‘RE.—Monday Eve- nil . Dec’r 14—The entertainments to commence with popal lar farce of SPRING GARDENS—Scoreup, Mr. After which an Olympic peculiarity enitled KING JOHN wt. ar Varr-Nice BiGfireaeae ds ren—King John, Walcot; Mrs iy ,Hatravaganze of FAIR STAR— ‘sir Star, Miss Anna tho farce of the KING'S GARDENER; an le 20 cents; upper bores 25 cents; pit one shill payee on 45, Orchestra boxes, $3. bensvag i: Doors open at half pas: ¢ o'clock: curtain rises at 7. * | Carey BEATIN —Becoud Night of the nee # cred of YANKEE H'LG. Monday Evening, Dec. KNionr OF THE GCLDEN FLEECE —BSy Saco, Yan- After which, THE YANKEE — .—Hiram Dodge, Yankee Hill. ‘To conclude with —Poyaet Arden, Mr. Marshall. Re i v'clock—eurtain rises at7 Brociealy. ite CHATHAM THEATRE, MRS. FLYNN’ 5 BENEFIT. Di I st tHE MAN OF EAE} MOUNTAIN. tite! pa of TWO FRIEN. Mi Fiyan, 3. Eprice, Pit 12}4 cents. 6. ; OBBIN : TH CLOWNS Gur eee iieattans act of equitation. INDAY ‘eng Searine barrell eee: of horse ip, gymnastics, Ke., Jacques Strop, SDAY, 3 The new opera of. LULI, or The Switzer’s Bride. LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. 9DE JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress of the Ballet begs to state to the Managers of Theatres 1n the U d oes, ments applica ations for for ene ‘be made to ber acest, r. JO! New York, who is uthori: reall Dy an for ESS Dasesot ENING Iweje THEATRICAL, Z aid gen DOLLARS. in manuscript, entitied or, Rich and Poor,” written i dat year, by ae Wh Burton, hove may n rth: iurton sayss—" I colnt, Me persons ofa Fer scomatstag ‘natare.”” Nn. IPPER. 414 Iweth 10 Centre ntrects New ¥ork. THE NEW YKK PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY. HE first Ball of this Soci vil al take ke place. oF, Tuesday evening. December 15, at Tam! Whil 4 the object of this societs; + a Tar as | oaeibl ery needy and deserving app! its speen inten to teckout ond isist thoxe who have seen better days, but through sickness or misiortane, have sunk into poverty, without the heart to ask relief ‘Dedworth’s Band is engaged. RTO pees e Robertson will superintend the management of the floor. Bag Piper, Mr. MeKerrachn. Dancing fo commence at § ‘oelock. Tickets One Dollar cach “Bold at Messrs. Stoddart & Dunham's music store, Seilhrsedwapsand’by any ofleer or members D. HAIG, Pres 8, Reynouns, Secretary. ‘a 13 3tis*re FREE CON Ome Tas A SELECT FREE “AND. KASY, E at the Stag Hot ew street, wee pag vo Howard ‘and : Mrs. Newton, Miss Barton ling and Mr. Glindon. Fe je oe ee kaltrun? edeeke dit It¥re UNPARALLEDED PHENOM ie Wite eR ah eee irrevement for ‘pra at HOY SUN. ERLAND, fa Me way, detween {ee and (Wes aday, irclare in the midat ol AMERICAN . ART UNION. 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INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FROM THE ARMY OF INVASION. THE CAPTURE OF SALTILLO. THE CONCENTRATION OF ia AT TAMPICO, Sen die Wasninoron, Dec. 13—9 P. M. The U. 8. steamship Telegraph, ‘rom Brazos Santiago, 29th ultimo, and Port Lavacea ist instant, arrived at New Orloans on the 5th, her flog flying at half-mest, having on board the remains of Major Ringgold and Lieutenan Cochran. The steamer Monmouth arrived the day before, but the news from Monterey and the posts along the Rio Grande i#no later than previously received. Mr. Aldeaunoy, who had been employed by the United States Commissary to take out asum of money te Genl Wool, came passenger in the Monmouth, and furnished’ the following intelligenc: He arrived at Monclova Nov. 6th, where the army of General Wo. 4 was encemped in fine condition, remained until the 14th, when he started for Monterey, accompe- nied by an escort, with despatches for General Taylor. General Butler is military eommander of Monterey. General Taylor has returned from Galtillo, leaving Generel Worth in possession of the place. It was the intention of the weneral that the whole of the ferces. except the necessary number to garrison the several posts would concentrate at Tampico, and that General Taylér, in going there, would take a route leav, ing San Luis Petosi to the right. Arrived at Tampico, vs. | and having the necessary forces to carry out his future | operations, an attack would be made on Vere Cruz, si- multaneously by sea and land. Aduel had been fought by two Mexicans at Mate- moras, with knives, in which one of the parties wes killed. . From Havana. Bavrimoaz, Sunday evening. By the brig Midas dates to the 2nd instant from He" vana, have been received in relation to the prespect of fitting out privateers in Cuba. Capt. E. states that a Mexican officer was in Havana, with commissions for letters of marque; that he asked one thousand dollars a piece for them but could find ne purchaser. The impression of Gen. Campbell, the American con- sul, was that no privateers would be fitted out in Cuba. Itds pretty strongly believed that the report which find their way into the papers are got up by interested parties, who desire to get the carrying trade. Some of the officers and crew of the U.S. ship Boston, — have arrived at Havana with an English schooner from Nassau. The English mail steamer from England, due at Ha- vays on the 29th ult., had not arrived up to 12 o’cleck on fhe 2nd. Fears for her safety were beginning to be felt, Captain E. could hear of no vews.from Mexico. Freights were dull to American vessels. ‘The new crop of molasses was beginning to come in. We have no local news worth telegraphing here in Baltimore. The Western mail has not arrived. Mr. Cranston was considered better this evening—re- sult still uncertain. The Volunteersin Pennsylvania, dic. “ Patapetemia, Dec. 18-9 P.M. Capt. Naylor’s company of Philadelphia Rangers start to-morrow morning for Pittsburg. The cold is so severe that the probability isthe canals are frezen. If so, it will compel them to aske overland marehes over the mountains. Franklin Wade, a captain of a small vessel, bas been missing since Thursday night. He hed quarreled with $wo men named Dalzell and Worrell, who have been arrested on suspicion of having made awey with him. The Standing Committees in the Senate. Wasuinaron, Dec. 13, P.M. Of the standing committees of the Senate to be elected to-morrow, General Cameron will be chairman of the committee on the District of Columbia; General Dix of commerce ; Mr. Colquitt of patents, and Mr. Sevier of foreign relations, Mr. Dickinson will be dropped from the naval committee, These will be about the only changes. State ofthe River. Axsany, Dec. 18th- P.M. Livingston and Wella’so xpress has , but brings no mails. No boat has comeup yet, though now 6% o'clock. The North America left New York ea Seturday afternoon, but was unable to go farther up the river than Athens, where she landed her passengers, mailyand freights this morning. ‘The river was fast olo~ sing, so she immediately returned to Catskill, from which place she departed for New York at 234 0’clook this afternoon. BY THE SB MAILS. Highly Im Reno WASHINGTON. Wasninaton, Dec. 12, 1846. Important Despatches to General Teylor—Intellig ence of Santa Anna's Designs—The Mountain Passes of Sat tille—Mr. Buchanan's Consular Plan—Members of Congress. Despatches have been sent to General Tayler, warn- ing him against a surprise of his advanced detachments, as it has been ascertained that Senta Anna has-expressed his determination to attempt such a surprise if possible: Circumstances may have altered his determination, but it is better to guard against any sudden attack. The de- spatches, however, will scarcely reach General Taylor in time to be of use to him ; but still, he is fally able to take care of himself. The kindness with which Major Graham was re ceived at Saltillo, would seem to argue in favor of this intelligence, which, by the way,eomas from a seurce upon which every reliance is placed by our gevernment Santa Anna might attack the advanced guard at a disad- vantage, andcut them off. This would give him im- mense strength, as it would, however small the victory: d | give his countrymen confidence in him. If this be his in- tention, he might, without much difficulty, have carried it into execution, as he is well acquainted with the le. calities, of which our men are entirely ignorant. itis very strange if he permit our army to possess themselves of the mountain passes of Saltillo, and the city itself, without a blow. As to the town, it does not possess many advantages either in strength or position ; but the defiles between Monterey and Saltillo are capa- ble of being fortified in such e manner that handful of men can defend them egainst any force however nume rous. It may then be the design of the Mexican gene- ral to swoop down from the mountsins when the ad- vanced guard is marching in fancied security, and cut it off before essistance can be rendered it by the main body. ‘The next despatchhs from the ermy will be look ed for with a great deal of anxiety. On Monday next, Mr. Buchanan will send to Congress his consular plan, adocument of great ability, and which entitles its author to the thanks (of the entire commer- cial community. I will give you @ sketch of it to- morrow. ‘There was a Jeng cebinet council held to-dey. The GALVIENSIS. ‘Wasnrxaton, Deo. 12, 1846 The Consular System—The Sergeant-atArms of the Howse—Chaplains to Congress. ‘The remarks in the Herald during the last session of Congress, with regard to a modification of the covsular system, attracted at that time the greatest possible atten- tion of ‘he cobinet and members of Congress. A good offect has resulted. Mr. Secretary Bi Bochases, daring the