The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1846, Page 1

LE ) Vol. X11, No. 339-Whole No. 4593 YO co NEW YORK HERALD, , MES GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR Circulation---Forty Thousand, palette? Boab SDAILY HEKALD-—nrery cay, Pree 2 cents per eopy—$? ble in ones, day rice 6 ERALD~ every Saturday Price : Lb POR"EGROPE-Every Steam Packet day, wie conta ver cov? Witty -—$3.00 per aunum, payable in ADVERTISEMENTS at the nsnal pricea—always est rf = San BO Stereos or ates PASSAGE LAND, shrps, of the v ry Erst vero te built expressly for the Li Ppasaen; fort an men ol experience, an: sbips afloat, Their sailin: fiven by applying ro 1G of all Kinds execured with beauty asd das by mail, eddressed to che or the Postage will be de ion igen mone res pasitied Fropretor of the akD KevarLieuMEer, ‘nlinw ged Neamae etrom: Sew Yous Hap Vawth. Wee anreer al ake SUI. FRO FROM ALL PARTS OF ENG ELAND, SCOTLAD AND WALES. ar PONS wishing to ie for their Inends in any part ul the Old Country, will find the subscriber's arrmgements ery WAY to ensure with them to subscribers are GABRICK. ‘The shove mai cent ‘pac! are al! New Yor trade, and fitted ly regard for the com- convenience o! passer ; they are commanded by are not Mgarpassed for i by any G88 from Liverpo: on the ‘and 11:h of every month, on which days they leave punc- to the above splendid ships she subseribers are orthe GES” AND THE UNION LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, rt of the following favorite ‘and. well-known 2," St, George, Empire, St. Pate jon, Swa, Ke., ke , whic! hips per ‘month, or o 00 ‘assage from any part of Irela pool can be secured at he lowest rates. Every informatio & J.T. TAF ROOST. 85 So d door below Burli Drafts supplied for, any. amonat ftom £1, upward & ent 1] Kingdom. a Co. ARRANGEMENTS Remittances to and Passage Moving Great Britain and Ireland, BLACK BALL, OR “OLD LINE OF LIVER- POOL PACKETS. Paice sieet Liverpool on the Ist and 16th of every month. poaap eg ee Ee first class prise FIBELTA a of the Black Bail, or Old Line of ead ine wet line * Geaiel towne by brat clase Amterteanshipe (weekly) kgmans sending to the Old Country for their friends, can necessary arrangements with the sebscribers, and inv aay of dhe eight shine compris Ee Baltes Old Ling af Liverpool Packets, sailing cs fverpol oa the ican ist of every mouth. Also, by ‘weekly, Mac Mir Rocke, Boot, there, will fee area see are sent out The Block peal er Old Line of Liverpool Packets, com magnificent chips, and will sail from Liv- on ihe pt gig Gayaves i follows :— Ist May, ae September ROPE: JEAN gtk Xe P.8.—The public are respectfolly netiped i r agents but R. B.& Co. have permission nem to advertise to bring out passengers by that line, are the only regular authorised passenger agents city have ai ail emes t for sale drafts at sight, for sny amouct, wR direct oa the Royal Bank of Ireland, Du! Grote, Ames & Uo., Bs " discount or any charge whatever, in throughout Kaglead, Ireland Se-stend and piyer adarese om REE, gigilas & Co., N. Y., next door to the Fulton’ Bank ae bet beg Mr mts Roche, Senr., ws at 75 Dublin Exest 1 vernon! FAC KETS FOR HAVRE—SECOND LINE. ee re or Ship UTICA, Capt. J A. Peirce, Ship 8T. MICROLAS. Capt. N. W. Ship ONEIDA, Capt. Fanck, Bip BALTIMORE, Cept. J. John-) “A aecommodations am sage in the eadin is is 3100, exclu none other than the expecses actually par NY, And in Spee Jandings, or as far a: ae: nee will permit. ‘There is good ale from an’ jiut on the Hudson to Ail so te larity be ooo ata Ed peanee will beaa senroemeeee convey Pesseugers to thet Boa. ship SARACEN, N. T. Hawkiss, Br. Ship BROOKSBY, H. M’Ewen, Br Bark ADAMCARL,Jno Wright Pe nt ene are good, will sail panetuall maodaticns for passengers,are «: prs: to promote their comfort. Ralees nl / ae /ottre Evéleigh. jan. 16. cobdmanied and with tious. The price ‘of pas- f wines and liquors. BOYD & HINCKEN ‘Agiats, ‘No.9 Tontine Buildin ildings, ‘all street. Ni Godan, obee te the nadihe for firwh: diag will be canieer te rd. auzi im They are all of the first class, ple and c apply to NEW LURK AND GLASGOW LINE UF PACKETS. Jab Me . ov'r 15. March 15. April 15. Aug, 15. eee 5. Br. Bark ANN HARLEY, R. Scott, t 1D. bran, 152 , substantial vesse!: ot “4 yy on cheir gogular The The ag gta oe fi Is or packag by them, ca ily ur lading are sened therefor sta 4 Hor freight or passage, Wee e aN REID" a: MGMURRAY'S ARRANGEMEN1S FOR 1847, ‘ork, oF iA. Glasgow. OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE TH BUBSCRIBER respeccfally begs save to tender ends and ais such as the Adirondack, Mi: the cn) a Coun oh ve bore + IN THE UNITED STATES, sincere thanks numerous y whic his passengers have heen brought promp'ness by which his very tamerous dratts tee to the pul future cov trac: for the fitted — d anto with on to the above r . Broom, mm segular: tuscession, tity of delay or detention pe from New York 2th 5 ‘rom tondon ai Cd Gib, dah of each sor th keen hor egadnn te ther fr am brought id vessels on moderate teims. alufe we teccems ous wishing to remit have arranged the pay- Bavks :— Londowderry, Youghal. radeaeatorts puters te | a rn rice Of Glasgow Bask, and all its branches i cm, aged {rom Liverpool to Philt- mas nem eat Comer of Pine ae South New Ov, dg aces a Baar Nae Wana, | YORK AND HAVRE CO) Re LINE OF PACKETS, ION BARBER, acer Jine, one a weatest eate ‘abe n tonive over? ae ort and convenience aun Paid at the different bauks, are, he flatcers himself Trice 6 cents WINTER ARRANGEM Leave Buoo’ Léave Gazenpont=at a A. M., Farm: Leave rset 6% 0 Tg Leave Januatcane 8 o’eloca A. M. i ii | Sa of the Island. Bagsage Crates will be in rendinoss at the foot of Whitehall stre before the hour of starting from the 4.9 ts through to NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 26, 1846, SSTRAVELLING A ACCOMMODATIONS. | SES rein) for it Sunday’ Farmingdale wd Genrge's Gris psig at oI daily, for Greenport and interme- plac rig xe ‘er Farmingdale, daily. 'y accommodation train for Brooktya. at 33g P. M., (Boston Train) or om the arrival of | the — from Norwa h, daily, Lozeere, ‘Svn- re oe Sp at St. George’s Mane’ and A.M. daily, odags teas aid Tb Breer a a P. M., xr 634 P. of Borton hareatte: to Th: ior Theron snd nate me “48 oo sas for Brooklyn, or on the arnival SUNDAY TRAINS tion— leave Brook'y! diace places. (comment leave Thompson at ‘o'clock F. M., Contag, 1884; Trowing C 334; (17 miles ne | sion m) Coun) Se; He " | Piaee, 44; W tt 44; F 4 Fini bess ey a: Deer Park, 69: Thompson, #4; Suffolk Station ake Road Saation, $1 ity: Medford Stat he 1886: Yap ie, $1 37865 | St. e"a M 3 ; Jamesport, segs ck, Southold, 1 75; Boston train, $625, Be readiness ou the arrival of Trai ral Westin tn tke panmengers se very low Gaeta all pelt @ fur the several trains, 30 minutes steamboat ‘Statesman’ leaves ‘Greenport for Sag Har boron the arrival of the Boston train fram Brooklye 35rh FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE, via Stonington and talund. Railrowd—Night Line *Onend after Mendy: auch instant, Testes r will leave the foot ot Whitehall street, South fer- londavs, pecteendara. ond pH and extra ordina: s, ry anch yrs, and from theace to Providence aud Boston by the niail trains which connec; with the steamers Massachusetts Bo 5m amer New Haven has new boilers, aud wy fake The st ovly lieht freights REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON NORWICH & WOR. CESTER without change. af: Mp Care or Bagyane, oF without perenagy iene bi forwich, are ins! their Seton. “This being the ouly inland. route through by steamboat and railroad. tre secompanied throngh by the fon: will have particular charge of their otherwise give his attention to their jouth side Pier No, 1, North River, foot of ai by, un daysencepted) at 4ovelock, P. M : Bost 130 ty time to take all the eastern trains ‘The yew steamer WORCESTER, Capt. Van Feit. lenvea orers Pucsday, Tharelay, and Saturdays, at 4 o'clock, F-M. . Soumer’ CLEOPATIA, Captain Williams, lesves VANDIUBILA. every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 4 o’cloe: For further information, inquire of JH. V. No. A Battery Place, North OTICE. On and ates Briday, November 24h, the vanke the following tripe tornnd from Bisten Island until further notice, viz =~ Leave Staten Island. PM Leave New York. BH | ig oO] nite PEOPLES LINE DE STEAMBOATETOR ALBANY Daily (Sundays qeaennndl at5 P.M. Fipple aver From the Pier between Courtland: i B Friday eveniags, at 9 o'clock. Breambeat COLUMBI, NICKEMB! CK fe ria “Houghton, Tresda) aa tee GB. Weduesd.y, ream boat will leave on Moni Cape will leave on Y, ‘Thursday and ‘Batarday evenings; at 5o’clock. NORD sTa At5o’ rele. P.M. ‘om th $ Steamboat SANTA © aptain B, Overbaugh, will leave on ‘Monday, Wednesday, Friday ‘aud Sunday afterioous, at 5 o’eloc! ‘Stesmboxt NORTH AMERICA, Capt. K_H. Furry, will Leave: ou Tusstsy, Tearsday. aol Wacariny sktassooss: as 2 Whetincc ool all times arrive in Albany in ample time forthe morning ears for the East or West. sf awe akon at moderate rates, and none teken after 4 oe Persons are forbid srustiog any ofthe bouts of hus line szithoutn written order from the capcauieor ageata. | passage or freaht, boats, oF tofP. € tines aeante vind ¢ UNITED STATES MAIL U ‘OR ALBANY AND TROY yia sport and, Housatonic Raiiroad. Ho faionie Railroad during the, ast an PbuuttCirpughout and yelald with aheary H ane * lak iv ep eyiiate, daily (Sun- ore d) a The bent MOUNTAINERI, Capt. Win. H. Frazee, st aot af Market seet, . R, for Bridgeport, Daily, we chuck AM, Ne fei f taken 'in the Passenger Line: Passengers take the Cars & Bridgevor.ard without change of Cars o Baggage Crates, arrive in Albeny snd Troy at 5 o'clock, P. M. New Cars ‘nad Locomotive engines have b-en Procured, and the Road is i in exery respect equal to the best New England Road. ‘A Freight Line by Steamer Nim- rod, duily-—Tarift of priges some ta last Fear —For, further Putticulars isquire at the Office et Pier, aud | at Liv-ivgston and Wells’ Express Ginces TO'Wall street’ dis Im re G.M. PERRY, Acent. MALL LINE ps : aes A.M. JAIL LINK. intermedinte Places. treet. TO toot ‘ou the arrival of Breakfast an board the boat ‘The celebreted ice beat COLUMBIA, Capt G.B. Rigas, will leave the pier between Courtlaadt and Liberty streets, erery morning at B o'clock. "aul p: ucels will be Jonded at any of the rexu- far las are paid for at the agent's office, and entered a tbe fogigntt om on board, or to Te c- BCRULT ZY se the after on the whorl SEW LIREOE NEW YORK PACKETS Ps a8 LIVERPOOL The opie rakes fitsas and favorite pack positively on Sater Dee ‘Mth, her regular day. od for cabin and second’ eabin passengers ig been fitted mp since her last yoyege ie comfort and convenience of pavsex- Those Srishinoge secure berths should make early appli- cation on board, foot of Well wets or to, W. & J.T. TAPSCO ary 86 South st. 2d door below Burling sip. sail from Liverpool on the lith February hing to send for their friends can hi them brought out in her om favorable terms, on applic: ashbor dar EPR LIVEREOOL Sew Higa of Deceml a et chip SIDDONS, Edward B. Cook master,” a bers ve, her regular cht or passage, bavine aceommodatior equalled dor or comfort. apply ou board, at Orleans wharf, PRE ia esha s COLLINS & CO, 56 Kouth a o will the Siddons, ates cleat ‘26th Saves er reawer day. superior frei ist packet ship QUEEN OF OF THe WEST, BAF Oe LIVERPOUL—The New Lino—Tie ab. Packet of 2 west vessel on moderate terms, hile oahu, 1,250 tous, will sail as above, her ve rooms nud cabi rd, at ¢ Busiini jhe or to DHULL + chehenrapted 87 South st. jet ship “ CONSTITUTION.” 1600 tons Jobn Bri:ten, will sneceed the Qi Weeat, and sail on her regular day, 2 lat February. jaar Fun OTR o ae vee trathio chdveaie ih TOSS Ti — Bs cea th i ier eabin, 2d ¢ ‘of Pine. P. 3.—Fersons desirous of sending for their friends in thet of couttry can have them brought eat by the bore by applying as nbove, Rieti Soa atlanta ia oa soared Boe pethet hie Spas Aen ier oy meek ‘r ae of Wal vit et — og will hove a NEw sof the A a Lge faa! FOR LIVE) yy stod rs rei Wseie., oT) oa 2 | NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. From New Yerk. Lives poot. Dee Feb. 1, 1150 tous, April i June i Ug Us o et. New ship Queen of the West, + agate | Wiorons, F Woodhouse, 28 we St Noy. | Now Ship Rochester, 820 tons, }Febreary 2} April oooh Briton tea teen Ship Hiottingwer, 1060 tous, La Hy ar Nov ‘These syoetantial fst sailing, Set class shipe, all built | cha enty ofnew York, are commanded by men’ of experience ability, amd will be despatched panctually on the ist of h month. ‘Their cabins are eleguat and commodions, and are furnished with whatever can couduce to the ease and comfort of passen- vers. Price of passxge $109. Neither the captains aor owners of these ships will be re- jem, unless spourible for any parcels oF packages sent by regular bills of loding ~ a4 therefor. or fretght or Fasssue apy . Wo SUHULL & MINTURN, 1 South street, New York, ot to & CO., mire Liverpool. MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS } WIELDEN, BROTHERS § ‘he naderine..iot Ships will 88 eau penes ob tne 1a, aud frome Marzeilloe the 16th of ‘each ‘mos BUTIRY fhe year, as follows = aptains. ‘fork, (ateags PRICK de JOINVILLE, (new) Leverene MIS rest y i = j ARCOLE (new) Jane jy Nov. 1. | GA! Jaly ‘Dee. 1. | NEBRASICA (new) Aug, 1 Jan. 1. Ships From Marseilles. PR’CE de JOINVILLE, (new) {Gerrrence, June 10 Nov 16 Miss Silverter, July 10 Dec. 10 | ARCOLE, (uew) veleigh, Aug. 10 Jan. 10 ASTO. Coulter, Sept. 10 Feb. 16 SEBRASKA, Watson, Oct. 10 Mar. 10 These eanaly nz0 of the fiseh clase copmmauted by men of experience. Their accommo: for passengers are, untur passed for comfort and conveni ods addressed to the ce. ents will be forwarded free ofothas cheaes thas those act PS, Proprietors wer isight or As CHASERE Yee re Prrceom,, BOYD & H i So neneee Bui or. f . ee. has =. 46 Broadway, aud continues to remit money, tall, to persons romana Se any part of Ire! anber and his predecessor in business ire done for thel last Saeed years aud more; alao to any partof England or 0 Jad. ‘Money remitted by er, post-paid, to the subscriber, a de pens with him, with the he land, England, or Seotlan d pearest fost town, will be mm ted aud paid accordingly, and a receipt to that fect or forwarded nder y D NORTH AMERI te) ALL STEAM SHIPS- gt 1200 tons and 440 horse power each, up der contract with the Lo dof the Adme. » Capt. A. Ryrie . E. G. Lott Wil sail from joston, vin Halifax, as fol- Sra FROM HOSTON, van LIVERPOOL. Caleds baat 16, 1846 Galodonie. . «Nov. 4, 1846 Nov. 19, 196 __ From Boston to Livi From Boston to Halifes No berths secured until paid ‘for. ‘These ships’ Garey. ex: perience No freight, except specie, received on days of informacion, apply to IGHAM, Jr, Agent, AL HARROD EH & COB, Ist. i In add.iton co the above line betweea L lverpook and fieliter, ston. a contract , ink ler iy goversinent, to estal erpool and Ne ‘York direct The si | vice are now being built, aud early ney be given of the time when they willatart. Under th t the steniners will anil every Saturday srand every formight during the other mou Going alteruxt ween Liverpool, and Boston, and between ool aud New York. on ORL Wright, mast port direct on Saturday, the 21 of January next, aud wil:, it it expected, make the passage in 63 days. pas. will | Teave f for the above For treiy aving extensive xecominodations, spply ri id, foot street, ton eet or a ev. BLACK BALL, O& OLD LINE OF “Lav R- POOL PACKETS. Fo: LIVERYOQOL—Only regular Packet of the Jat of Jenasry—The new, ere mificent, fast-sailing, ite Packet Ship COLUMBIA, burthen 1200 J, Rathbone, will sail Positively ou Saturday, the Old Country, vie ined a cabin pussuge, C i of January. table persons piston Res} not wish to go tg ies a ed that a poi open berths in will be taken ata tal who'should inspect her ac commodations before engazing in any other vessel. For pas- je, easly applrerti wnt A) made on board, foot of | Beekman street, or to . Rocts, HN EOTRERS & Co, 35 Faltor ext door to the Falion Bank. URLEANS—Leuiswua aad sew rst and only regular pacl Torail Ist of Janna fast nailing packes i sail as above, her regu- splendid’ furnished ine tok foot of LINS & dations, Wall street, or to Axent in Now Orleans, Jemes EF, Woodratl, who will ompily forward all eurde to his address. ‘The packet ship artelle will anccerd the Oxwege. FACKET BALK ANN HARLEY. fn is ow signees will confer a faror by 3 nding Ghelt permits on board, foot of Pike street, E. out di re ‘all goods not permited Jn ye days most be sone tg public South street. store OODHULL & be pity al NEW. SALE GRE-Load jana and New Y ive of Packets will comprise the following EE. L baptain Parker. imp GF ESEE, ‘Captain Minot. Captain Page. sp CLirroN, Caprain Ingersol!. These ships were all built expressly for packets, are Vehp deat of ater, have recentiy newly coppered my Pat im sph order, with accommoda’ jor passengers, unequalled for splendor of comfort @ commande by experienced masiers, who will. m ny exertion to je ceneral satisfaction. ‘They will mes be towed upand down the Mississippi by steam. ‘Neither the captatas or owners of these ships will be res. Iver or plated povsible for jewelrr, bullion,precions ston par il oman RG, word a oods to his addi will prommy ja address. N Boake shupee eee sail, puneta- aliy seven ~ gee ‘will be taken to have o £0078 correctly PASSAGE FROM BRISIOL, ENGLAND. PARSONS wishing to send for their inends, in Peart of the wresyct kmchand at Witee: ton hare am bnapabt cout in the American thip PHILA- ‘A, which will sail from Bristol on the 10th dny of jccommodstione for passengers are uni no he ing fitted with Special regard for a ep, and theprice opm sage fo ly to bP. rt 86 Fouth st., 2d door below Barling Slip. rafts supplied for any smouat from £1 upwards, Bayable moms Sacoeet a ¢ United Ki eae, tee MART ELLE Capra seu, yo New Orleana iano dich ins a the “of Rutgers 8" i en foe int therr gonds immediately. january, 1847. signers for. the EN yall pe ete vase xitend to Seeg.@ Liem The eA, Cane, is Pierce. will anil eTontine Beinn Nee heir perenice on board at Pier No. 10 fast River. pre a ori RES HV erree SHIP Pt ee sora hot permitted in five days mast unavoidably be sent 10 paubhe ar canal on N, No. 056 Barclay street, Ala tebw te Astor ats ust com modions Saloon inthe city. It ones nine Ta! all in pod ouier, nnd of Penn's make (w by yess to be me aniimahorany in ty fa correct angles, hey ve all cloth cushions, en are, mbes sort f aca sie tfal Pecan eee they have ane ars 1 patronage “hei ented gc ries afhatinaiaay Res kor . iin select, 96 Ton rh | (| Lames, omaND Tea h Hat LANTERNS JOs ND TEA 1 sabonsiecr be fs —_ betaine: thie se | esis niin ‘door oes Broad ray | have OUR WAR AR WITH MEXICO. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. {From the Richmond Republican, Dec. 23.) We understand the following gentlemen have been appointed, by the Governor Council of State, as offi- cors of the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers :— John F. Hamtramck, of Jefferson county, Colonel ; Beverly barat of Warren county, Lieutenant Colo- nel; Jubal A. Earl ari of Franklin county, Major. These are excellent appointments, and reflect credit on the appointing power. Major Hamtramck, to whom the command bas been en‘rusted, isthe son of an old Indian fighter, was born in an Indian hut in the North. Western territory, then belonging to Vi inia, served | aserjeant in the last war under G: ral (thon Major) Taylor and afterwards graduated st Point, with the highest honors. He was awhile tant instructor of tactics, and received an appointment as lieutenant in the army, from which he was tra: red te indian agency ‘Col. H has all the requi nd some of the rience of a soldier—and being vigorous in mind and body, will de benor to and the Union. This | much we feel authorized in saying, from personal knowledge on the partof the writer of this paragraph. General Rendolph, of Warren, to whom the second place in the regiment has been assigned, is of a gallant stock, and hes proved himself a true man in all that cha- racte: graduate of West Point— wi jag of Queenstown Helghts, end with his own mnate apikod the first gun cap- ‘ured from the enemy. Atthe close of the war, Lieut. Randolph, with many other noble spirits, was disbanded on the reduction of the army, but is now ready for the new and honorable service: assigned him. Genarals Scott and Worth were witnesses of his gallantry, and will doubtlesahail bis eee with satisfaction. Major Kaily, of Franklin, is @ graduate of West Point, and is represented to us as a most accomplished officer. We kvow him, some years since, as a member of the Legialatare from his native county, and were prepo- sessed with his excellent qualities a8 a gentleman, anda man safest be signed ‘to adorn any station to which assigne: now three companies of volunteors at the beanneks in this city, allof which have been m' red into the U. $. service, to wit: Captain Scott’s Grey: id Captain Carrington’s Rap, he third company is from Alexaudri: led by Capt. M. D. Corse. [From the Albany Journal, Dec. 24) We understand that Lieut Kearny, and the com of velunteers under his command, will leave for York to-morrow morning. ny AFFAIRS AT MONTERRY, ETC. [From the New Orleans Delta, Dec. 16) It was our pleasure jemareay a ai a oeprecenice with Dr. Wilson, of Rangers. Ho arrived here on the Panid a oye oh Monday eve ning, and is one of the last from Monterey —hav- ing left there on the 26th ult. Sickness was abating in the camp, and the wounde: nerally speaking, were rapidly recovering. Gen Butler among those whose convaleacent s meat slow. Worth, with about 1200 men, wasat Saltilio, where he found very comforta- ble quarters.” By the way, @ good story is told of old “Ri gh aud ine Ae who accompanied Gen. Worth’s to Saltillo, in connection with lace. As they approached within were met by acourier from the governor of the city, who presented to the General a very formidable looking despatch. A halt was called, and the Gei 'a interpreter was ordered to give a trans: lation of the document. It opened with an expostul of the injustice of the war on the part of the Ame! —alleging that it was prosecuted for the purposes of con quest, rapine and plunder—protested jegainst the further advance of the General’s forces—threatened him with retribution that must follow, and —— but the General stopped the translator in the middle of a sentence, with— h, oir” =“ No,” was the reply, *Thave not read half of it, yet !”” “0, VU hear no more of it,” said the General: “March!” He ordered the bugler to sound the a nce, and again the column was in motion The number of men fit for active as at Monterey at the present time, is about 3000. Of ther eo regiment is quartered in the city—the remainder are encamped at the Walnut Spriny From the representations which Doctor Wilson makes to us, Gen. Taylor cannot advanc: ith his forces from i Saltillo to San Luis Potosi. The Mexicans, in their’ re- treat, performed the march at @ great sacrifice of life: the Americans cannot accomp! ish it—first, because woul Jet fr out of the tanks, and thi deprive them of this necessary element of existence ; next, because they could find no provisions on the way —a distance of two hundred and filty miles—and because it would amount to an almost absolute impossibility to convey the necessary forage and wisions ever the mountains in the line indicated There would seem to be no probability, then, that a junction can be formed with the two wings of ou y at San Luis Potosi—the one marching from Tampi "the other from Montercy and Saltillo—which, ropert has been saying, is to be the movement. A repost circulated along the Rio Grande, that Santa Anna had challen; = Gon, Taylor to meet him with 30,000 men, in pitched battle, between San Luis Potosi and Saltillo. Rough and Ready replied, that vo soon ax he would have 10,000 efficient men under his command, he would meet him any where, whatever might be the strength of his forces. A few days before Doctor Wilson left Monterey, an express arrived there from Gen. Wool, at Monclova. It is not his prese: peer to join Gen. Taylor. In this by the instructions or advice of jatter. Col. Harney and his dragoons are at Chihua- into which they merched without fring a gun. n- they were cordially welcomed, and got from the authorities a decent blow-out into the bargain. The regular army at Monterey conduct seat with great Netter and regularity: not so, alw the volunteers. They and the Mexicans too o! = to difficulties, and homicides follow. On the day before Doctor W. left the camp, the body of a member of the Louisville Legion was found in a position which showed that be had been violently murdered. His comrades bu- ried him, and theypoxt day, the Doctor heard, wh reached eed Aey sallicd out and killed Mexicans. ir heard, that for this, Gen. Hod ordered them: Gash from the osimp, primand, either to Lanares or Camat meut of Ilinois voluntee: hich had lls from 10 to Matamoras, on their way to Tampico, were or- dered back, probably to take the place of the Kentucky Legion, or possibly to repel somo threatened attack on Camargo. Whatever the oe they were, at least, or- dered to countermarch from Matamoras. There was a report at Monterey, that Gen Ampudia had been tried by 4 military courtat San Luis Potosi, for his conduct at Monterey, and ordered to be shot! ‘Tue Free at Burravo.—At about halt past 11 o’clock last evening, a fire broke out in the exte; sive grocery establishment of Geo. No. 23 Main street, which had uch pi fore disco’ d, that the entire stock of goods was de stroyed. Store was filled with In fan . rials, and the fire spread with a rapidit; effort to check it until the interior of 5 building had been consumed, and one wali fell upon the adjoining re was owned by the occupants, and tock ‘of goods valued at $14,000. Goods and’ building fully insured. Henry Bishop, the book-keeper, a rst man about twenty years of age, was sleeping in the second story of the store, and was probably consumed, as no tidings of him bave been heard since the fire was discovered. He was seen onthe premises after 9 o’clock in the evening. The fire 8] to the stor.s on each side of the building where it originated, and the interior of each was soon en- veloped in flames. No 30 was owned by T. T. Sher: wood, and occupied by H _B. Ritchie, for storing flour. The flour was removed, but in a dam condition. — Building insured. No. 26 was occu; ws clothing establishment. near! * en mp pen Pee fee oak sect * heratro occ! a part jo. 26 a8 a gorsmith estab- lishment, “Goods is the store partielly nved. Tools sad stock mostly pesicar ed |. Lt $2,000—no iusurance. The store was owned by Newman. Loss some $4,000 Probably insured. Store No. 30 was occu; by V.C. Newell, 28 a grocery store. Goods consi water and removel. No insurance 3 by B. Lichtenstein, as a hat stoi ' Stock damaged b: —folly insured, The entiro lows will exceed ress, Dee. 23. Varietics. Mr. Cranston, of the /Eutaw House, Baltimore, is not expected to live from day to day. The fifth goniverensy of the New England Society of Now Orleans, was to brated on the 224, in great ig" le. Byrne & Co’s brass foundry, and Johnson & Richard’s fulling mill at Millham (Trenton) were burnt bp = » with quantities of valuable machine: finished work. from $8,000 to $10,000, ly ie “cal Win. B. King, late Minister to France, is spoken of candidate of the democratic party at the next p A for Governor of the State of Alabama. A negro, the steward of the Pearl street hotel, Cincin- nati, was shot on the night of the 16th inst. by a gentle- man, a boarder in the house. It appears mnt the negro hed been in the babit of peering through the transom window of ie pen chamber at an early hour in pve ey bee: Segre hes died from mle babar and p nall has ais: bail for his sppearance at Tho President’s teen home ees ‘to St. Lor Hapeblise piggy a 8 being the Pneriost ti orth | an, made by exprese Westward. sts Hor. Barong he Douglass, democrat, has been elected by Legislature as United States Senator { |e the term of six years from the 4th of Merch ext. Covo Wearnxn.—The thermometer in Albany 91 o'clock. Bp hens m , stood at zero--at 6 o'clock, | nt 4'and 6 above Reeth aay the eos ve. The Court, for the Correetion of Errors, coed caoctahe at (sneer, fe decile the causes to argued during the present year. eee Gout of General Before Recorder Scott, toi Al. Schon od Johnon _ John MeKeon, Attorne of Allison Police Inteligence. | 9 oe ae —A young, man by the name of | clork in the post office at Point Jar | tat in this mene ‘was brought to the city yesterday,” | ey: :) in custody of the United States Deputy Mar- | | a 8. Smith, charged with having purloined from the mail letters containing drefts and other valuable en- | closures. We have not heard all the particulars, but un- | derst that his operations, if guilty, have been going | on for some time on rather an extensive scale, aud ac. cording to a plan, which indu | have he had one or more accomp! | mode of proceeding, if we are correctly informed, has | a something like this. Quite a number of | ting to come from anonymous correspondent Poa nace} various sums of money in bank note: been received at the post office at Unionville, directed to Col. John C. Wisner, the father of the young man above | | named, the inside address of the letters being to young | Wisuer. ‘The letters were miei? from a ince, ac- | cording to the dates and post bills uccompanying them, | | and in a hand writing (we two being very similar, howe: | ver,) which was quite difficult to decypher. The cir- | | cumstance was considered as very strange by Col. Wis. | | ner. who. by the way,, ia represented as e highly reapec- | table and somewhat wealthy citizen, but still having en- | tire confidence in the honesty of his son, he received the money as ofien 0; made no secret of its receipt, and invested it ii «fe and convenient manner for Wil- liam’s benefit. The sums he has received, in this have amounted in all to about twelve hundred dolla A few weekssince the Post Office Department received notice from the postmaster of this city, that a draft for about $500, in favor of Tweedy, Jennings & Co., of New York, had no doubt been stolen from the whare on the route from Orwell, Pa, to this city had been sent to the Newburgh Bank, upyn which it was drawn, ina very informal ~~ in a letter purport- ivg to come from Otisvil w York, accompanied by a request to send the proceeds ‘to ‘Tweedy, Jennings & Co., Point Jervis. The draft not being endorsed by the payees, the Newburgh Bank declined to remit the money. At stage of the case the Post Ofice De- partment despatched a special agent, Mr. Holbrook, lor the purpose of sstving the mystery,and arresting the depredator if possible. 1t was soon discovered that the handwriting in the letter, enclosing the draft to the Bank | of Newburg, was somewhat similar to that of the Port mete Clork. The suspicion thus started was followed by further and closer investigation, by the agent, the | result of which wae thought to fully justity an arrest.— | It will probably turn out that all the remittances of mo- ney to Colonel Wisner, from an unknown source, were from young Wisner, ‘and were mailed at Point Jervis, the money having been abstracted from letters hrou; office at different times. Some of the bil we ply sent to Colonel W. in the manner described, can he identified ose contained in missing letters.— On the whole, it is a singular affair, and exhibits in its a degree of cunping and skill, of which young washardly thoughtcapable. Up tothis time, he has enjoyed the entire contidence of all who knew him The investigation will take place this morning before the U. 8. Commissioner. Cons; re to Defraud —Officer Joseph arrested, yos- ter at 85 Walker street, three Germans, by the names of Cheri D Mehrens, Harman Schwarz and Henry Bl mm a warrant issued by Justice Osborne, wherein tl ita.d charged with c iting together on the 17th of LLecbnatpe g to cheat and defraud Henry of the sum of $890, under the following cit. | 0 t a] it largo property in Oldenburgh, Germuny. ain being agreed upon, at the above , dn pa} warz gave Schnirring two Hotes, payable one pode? lier sight, one fer $600 and the other ei ty jae amount. A few weeks | run on, when Sci irring ‘Segan to press his claim for the payment of these elas asst Schwarz finding himself cornered, confessed a jadgment to Mehrens, for $469, on the 2ist of December, on which an execution was sued the next day, and ail the property, consisting of li- quors, wines, fixtures, &c., on the premises, No. 09 Gold street, was sold under that process. ‘Thus by this ma. nouvre the Aircimpr yr avers that he has been cheated defrauded ou; of his property aay the above accused in conspiring together for that Osborne committed the three accu for examinatio) A Shop “Lifter” Caught.—A fellow called Charles Humphrey, alias Williams, was caught in the act of “lift ing” 16 yards of blue cloth worth $10, from the dry- goods store of Wm. Young, No. 239 Grand street. O/fi- ois Costigan and Juba, of ‘the 10te ward brought him | in, and Justice Ketcham locked him up for trial. —Officer Burrell, of the 16th ward, keent by the name of Nicholas Hand, ping @ disorderly house, o1 the ispie. Locked up by Justice murpose. Justice parties to prison a the charge complaint of ‘air.’ Wan Merritt. 4 Female Lifter —Ofticera Van Riper and Mansfield, of the 17th ward, arrested on Christmas evening a young woman called Sarah Franklin, alias Rosanna Finnigat ou a charge of shop-lifting. It seems that the acc: entered the jewelry store occupied by Mr. Adams, No. 358 Bowery, under pretence of purchasing gold ring, instead of which she stole one. On being search: ed at the station house, a card was found of W. B. Hatch & Co., 723 Broudway, where she hadlikewise been, and purchased one gold ring and stolen another. She wus | Nentified at the office asan old offender, con e- quently Justice Ketcham locked her up for trial. A Shooting Woman.—Officer Josephs arrested yester- day a woman by the name of tad Stephens, who keeps fashionable “ crib” at No. 166 Church street, on a war- rant issued by Justice Osborne, wherein she stands charged with attempting to shoot with » six barrel istol, one of the bucks around town, called John A. Briggs, whore residence is at No. 41 Jay street. It are that this gentle youth entered the above premises, Roe by the acvused, last night, and not conducting him- a suitable manner to command respect consequently sue ordered him out the premises, which order he diso- beyed by becoming quite violent; made no more todo than out with er, presented it at her man, and snapped off’ om of the ps, but luckily that barrel was unloaded, the other five being heavily charged with powder and ball. Briggs immediately closed ia with his Vatagouist, wi ato ine pistol from ed hands, and ran out of the hou upon this chi 4 to bail in $300, an ine self in | p the peace. Robbery —A young ssilor by the name of it landed from a cruize, was robbed led Daniel Desmond, of a $500 bank bill on ‘h Massachusetts Bank, and a few dallars in silver, taken from asmall bag which he had fastened around his neck with acord, while ina rum hole kept by Jane Page, at No. 97 James street. The money, the young man says, was given to him by h’s father about a year ago, while on a visit to sec him at Calais, State of Maine. Preparing for New Year's.—A black fellow called Bill Long, was a in the act yesterday, b: 1 that excellent officer, Vande: , of the 31 gward, «1 eight very fine fat turkeys, worth $12, belonging to Sie, Deboise, No.3 Washington merket. Locked up for trial by Jus tice Osborne. Stealing a Coat—A fellow called Jim Curran was kone in on a charge of stealing a coat and other clo- | from No. 141 Walker strect. Committed by Jus- flee fetcham. Arrest on Suspicton-—OMicer Watson, of the 6th ward arrested last night, big Moll Sherwood, on suspicion of stealing $26 froin a Dutchman. arrest, on Suspicion.—Captain McGrath, of the at ward po! arrested yesterday afternoon, a fellow o rather rel a e. whom he found concealed in an old trank in attic of a heuse of an old negro wo- man in Franklin street, near Centre street, in the rear. The captain ay this fellow run in the alley way in reat haste, and supposing something was wrong, fol- lowed him up and Sleovered him as shove stated. It was subsequently ascertsined, that two chaps had been detected ina house in Broadway, or its vicinity, in the act of breaking open a au drawer in search of plunder, when the of the Ny surprised Hy the: ind they made good their escape by knocking him down; oe this fellow who calls himself John Ande! son, pposed to be one of * them.” Consequently ti i ‘ies wee were robbed, will further the ends of justice y calling upon this vigilant officer, and identifying the prisoper ut the Tombs. Charge of Passing Spurious Dollars —We noticed, tho | other eye en arrest of a man by the name of N. Davis, ona chai two counterfeit aellare. On the matter be it investigated before Justice Oxborne, the | | charge was dismissed. Avsaxr, Doc. 23,1846. | Mr. Young and the Anti Rentars again—Information for | Conservative Whige—The Pardon of the Anti Kent | Prisoners—Pladges Diaclaimed—Mr. Young on the | Mezican War--Canal Convention, etc. ‘The dilemma in which Mr. Young finds himself, in re gard to his obligations to the anti-rent party, and in re- spect to his obligations to the conservative wing of the whig party, will demand the whole ingenuity and talen- for which he is distinguished. The penalty for amenity to the prisoners, or a refusal to interfore with the law 4 | administered during the popular excitement and outlaw _ ry at Delhi, (is in either case,) are tobe shanned if pos- enoal mo = cannot be avoided; one alternative must “am wi soo gg Ag myotonia in wi 1 have the tut Mr. Young would decline to erent the anti rent | convicts; that the consolidation union of the wee fo Ra] @ cepsideration of too great moment to be zarded by such a ste a now staal appears that up to a late hour last one not arrived et a tn thle. pot Vanvudo ave Koveraily been Co! kind of Politics of this State; there men, that for it is por. | fectly certain, ur nents ceed | pouaereuet portion 'y- ‘the other hand, it to arden’ them, the exect na of rent body pul e"hrled open, hs, devoted head , he will be hooted and by these men ox the violator of #o- | #t. lemn pi leper ises. He will be called infamous. Poort sarc i Lewidyh sag) wah say ir. Young would escape from iat paaliy bic the fad cent hasta of his friends, 0: | | wn fell imposed u aba the wep re: now beta taken which will witness | the disruption of the whig party inthis State. Governor Young hae resolved to pardon the entvrent convicts. 1 make this statement onthe most undoubetd authority, | amd on my own responsibility. | wee in error | and mow forthe particuler information of AN | Texes J ¥, Miller, Boston; Hon. Married ladies ere almost in y sub!ect to that painful and Jajarioms disease, the Piles, with cousequeat tin of tae stomach, bowels end spine, wes! flow of blood tu the’ head, &e. ‘The Electuary is pe 4 safe for pregn id the most useful 4 | cau possibly be ull not only remove the pites al areitw ‘bat will . Coustita- | tation was thou tive whigs, Tay unqualifiedly that Mr. Young will par- don the anti-renters. In relation to sny promises made previous to tion, by Gov. Young, I shall state just i By Gor. 4 thet none were made. No letter was written ae at that time conveying an xpress proming Yat he wo pardon these convicts in case of hiseloction. It is true that Mr. Young corresponded with Mr. Ira Har. ris; he did so oben 5 but there was no pledge —no commital, perhaps. The public declaration made by Mr. Shiny ped such @ letter was written was untru must © been unfounded — Herald to know upon It iedue to the public ‘ond to grounds and upon whose authorit: te make this as- eo stelle me was '¢ no hesitation in giving Hon. Ira me was the alleged res of ledge, which | never made. ‘This information will put this matter at | rest ; but a solemn denial of the charge, by Mr. Harris | himself, appeers to be necessary, and I have no doubt but he would make it ifcalled upon It will be Mr. Young's duty to assign some pesrental reasons for interposing on behalf of these men. The peculiar circumstances under ich t they were convict: d—-the excitement which may have had a tendency to bias the action of the court—the period which has elapsed since their imprisonment—the ample punishment already inflicted the quiet which has since prevailed in these the disposition they have pater | to recog- nipotence of the law, will, I think, be among hich will constrain the Executive to re- prisoners. But the infamous charge of dell: berate collusion with this party, previous to the election, will bi no jut te lenied. te doubt Bat thot ie fe no just reason to dout that e tenantry pprized of Mr. Young's vie in some form or In the month of Sepiember last I wrote a letterto ferald, conveying the intelligence that a committee renters had called on Governor Wright with a ceived by bim, seems to warrant the opinion that no such enquiry was made. A few days ago the Albany Evening Atlas quoted a paragraph from one of my letters lately published in in the New York Herald, in regard to the tone of Mr. Youn; message, upon the subject of the relations of the Uni States with Mexico. The concl nies shthe Se which followed the quotation, and which was repeated in Atlas of lnet evening, that | have given Pak ppsine! as to the effeat of any “onslaught” upon Mr. and without any foundation. Neither did | classify John Young with the ultra or experimentel whigs of the Nor- I ion the expediency or good polio; rassi ie general sapere pay oo | Etna pec tranquillity to the country. But te may peers eo eae: d authority, that our Mexican relations will be reely though cautiously discussed in Mr. Young’s mes- e; that the wer wii a calamity; i Mr. Polk will be reprehended as having offered a fei d issue to the pation, and as bav- ing criminally pre tated the rupture, and then plead the violated rights of ameri citizens in extenuation of the o: He will be accused of having assumed extraordinary powers, not guarantied tohim by the con- stitution, ke. It is stated, very confidently, that Thurlow Weed will receive the appointment of adjutantgeneral to his Ex- cellenc; Mr. Young. The Caoal Convention, which it is proposed to hold here on the 11th of next month, for the purpose, as is Erie Canal sted in the new constitution will allow, appears to be w for. ‘The project of borrowing a sum for Purpose, on the credit of the State probably fail ; and any attem) mended would be pretty u Business is temporarily suspended here, and all clase es are preparing to celebrate the holidays with uncom. mon z irit. The streets are constantly crowded with nothing to mar the beau! pt the husky and supplicating tones the famished and trozen beggars whom I meet asking for charity. 1{ men would wor the ia. compr sheneible God in their ewn houses, and give gare who sleep '' in mangers” the eciey, tl tatting pries' ind builu: nicknamed chureh- es, human woe and starvation parity be considerably diminished. Movements of ‘I'raveliers, Yesterday’s arrivals, as might be expected on such day, were limited to those, who, of necessity, had oc :e- sion to leave their homes. Am —Mr. Kates, Kentucky; Captaia Walker, 7 if. Lumpkins, 5 Waiton, eon ~ “York; W. Cartwell, Pails Capt. ‘Thistle peaitin C. Gilbert, New Haven; M. Coleman Gellott, do; Ed. Gellott, Weettoley Kd rd, nm; 8. B. ‘=f; Savage, North Carolina; P. R. Woodford, 5. W. Bartlett, Boston; H. B. Stewart, Faanxuin—P. Boughton, Balumore; sat Canfield, Hud- son; C: Leonard, New Windsor; J; Leonard, do; J Bale "Howlan, feckskill;,, Farley, Howanp.—J. barn Ritchfisld ; W. Taylor, Albany; M. Rogers, E. Phillips, New Yor! Humphreys, Ken- tucky ; ». Swinburn, White Plains ; J. Van Braat, land ; J. Sicle, Georgetown ; W. Bent, Saugertics ; A. Stewart, W. Lowa Boston; R. Kingsland, ow Jersey; Jupson.—J. "Kennedy, Hartford; Thayer, Bos vers; k. Wil- ton; U. Howe, do; Hon. D. P. King, liams, Hartford; E. smith, East Hampton. er ae ee menace Weepest thou sees Thou dost well to weep, O feeble heart! 0’ dst not keep. Well do a woman’ oe OF him who kuew BO ABDELI, up m1 by Fe:dinend'and Isabella, st to take a Jas look of bis city aud sight, he barst tio tea ther, the saitaness . Kirkman, W.' Smith, Granada, after its conqu: ouped ou the hilt of ade . Overcome by ‘and was thus reproached by his mo ‘Thou dost weil to weep, ike a m, which thou kaewest ea man.” Not 30 ‘costar with those who have used Dr. Upuam Negruble Fes for the piles, fur when they look back on the su have euevuntered from this disease, am e they have given ch efheaey and recom. Mark this:—i¢ is an internal remedy—not an external appti cation, and willewse auy «ase of piles, ei her Leg Bg 1 or external; and phe uty no mistake ab ut and permanent. It is al and improves the general 1s very mild in its operation, nud maj cure inflimunstiin without dinger. All ex plicatious are an the highes: degree disagree nient aud offensive, and from uh of temporary in their effects. “Pris €1se at its source, = Temoving the cause, renders the cure certain and permaneu INF LAMM, ATORY DISEASES. Although the electuary was originally prepared for the cure of riles, yer it has proved itse.t to icine far su- perior vo all othe diseases of aa postive. S renapouis in all sereteey oie racier, with a deverminaii blood to any peieniet, ast of organ, fn nfl mmat congestion of the liver and et ess and ulceratiog o! e at aku tm wilamumatory and mercurial rheums eine er yered. THE BLOOD. f: am the i aves ae erfally determimed to the hea preseeee, eee pabiEs , Ds tress, Dr. Upham Soe MARES L PECL RCASES AND EF? ECTS IN} onic PiLes —A workmo in th i tras 8 Verp obsinese Sua, OWING ts, tie Nagano of iho, escape tun, aud the dera ged conde of the patient. | ned tas blacaley piles tsttarms sure gresty etheattion the ble ites for mony year: it ‘wase.tirely relieved of this distressiog and. danger by taking a haut dose «fiche juary Once @ F. oy tHE Bowes —A - cn with and falling of the bowels, to ouelt's at nO evacna - oe ha ee ae loor, was @n- ‘ared by this medicine. very ‘eatronr ry one. /XEREME Cosrivenrss.—Numerous persons, and. alll Cfiicted with extreme costiveness and with al hove re ms attevdant apom such a te of v3 re-change Sere produc sured by Giveanes in ie lof twelve doses, with full fe tsie er bom of ete the treatment aud care diverse. holessie and retail by Wyatt & Ketcham, 12) | wreet, TS De NA Uphams proprietor, 198 Bowery N, and the ree ity, tec 132 Che . fee AL ‘ meryatrees cciiieh dat reads castome el of cyanea ea = FA an Eve. which niethe: ay fy egal “iiwenes “4 PURE MALT WHISKEY. EW ee ee o i cate. Sa PEF ed wo dene wh bay wo set aga. rw DEC. NING Bl UsIEE ES. POSITIVE SALE 3 Dry. Gpode a 376 eS and Ce aa wo IE weer,