The New York Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1846, Page 3

x a f “The weather has be: renee ere The Annual Pictorial Herald. An enormously large edition ‘of the Annual Pictorial Herald having beew disposed of, we _ shail be under the necessity of issuing another in | the course of aday or two, to fulfil the orders + that are crowding in upon us from ail parts of he _ the country. At the time we struck off the first edition we eensidered it amply large enough to answer every demand for it, but now we are obliged to print as many more; and we would not be sur- prised if the circulation reached another, or even @ fourth, edition. It is worth preserving, for it forms the only illustrated history of the Mexican war yet published. Oar agents are informed that their orders will be punetually attended to; and such of them as | have'not already remitted, may do so with the re- lianee that they will be filled. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, ean be had at the desk; at sixpence each. —— - Rheumatism, Pains and Stiffness of the Joints, Gout, &e , &e., Ring’ dae of Forasss. Sarsa, aril is prepared from the purest articles, m ee apd oe, sufe cure f 7 Khenmatism. At ally, itis of the great si those estremely Naan of the join! and Seo ae e_aniwal econ m pared am le by CHAI Semaadale ameees Martin Botner.—We cur old friend, Mart, rogensly Yerably knows at ( olemau’s Hot louse, New ¥ ork, as one of the best de seen at the Seeond Ward Hotel, in N To all that kcow him, it edlexs to but to sheae who dy not, we ‘would aay, Mnacquainted with him. ‘the N know- better how to please his custome fastidieus as they may. Martin is yak Pays ‘We like to see him do wel!—so lec e Fy utdelay. He furnishes a splouaia | faneh om 11 to 1 o’clock A.M. sant symptoms, rt ere, ke. i d leaves every feet arate of health. fre. rene py id all, very day, ablest, or one of the ber,* you eae, recnsionsl, writers ef the © Meehanie; Waiter” « | periodiral of melee rable valne tO! al Navigation of nd Ohio River, Flaces. State of River Pittsbu: . Deo! Bleeeee s f'9 in falling. Lonieville. Dec. 18....,..12 f¥. falling ‘Wheeling. +e e9 Deo. 91, ry 9 in falling. Clnaiana LILI peo. 14.0. 111 ft, felling reer es | MONEY MARKET. Friday, Dee. 25—6 P. M. This being Christmas day, neither boards of brokers met, and we are, therefore, without our usual sales of stecks. Business, generally, has been suspended, and all olasses have joined in enjoying the festivities of the day, exceedingly unpleasant, a warm rain storm having set in early and continued throughout the doy. ‘The South Carolina Railroad Compeny have declared ® semi-annual dividend of two and ahalfdollars on each share. The business of this company, for the last six months, show: ge increase over the corresponding months of last yea Tho receipts on the public works of Ohio, during the past seseon of navigation, have been as follows :— Yusuic Works ah age Ohio Canal, sszatie'93 iemi Cand 89,569 77 iaani Ei 27196 94 ‘abash and 110 521 73 Wathundiu 1,690 69 * Hocking Canal 5,145 85 Mushiorar Im 34,037 18 ‘arnpike Dividend 35,291 21 494 313 91 630, Deduct amount of Repairs...... 212,4 2 77 24; Net Revenue $387,829 95 It will be seen fr }, that the aggregate tolls of 1846, exceed those of 1645, $126,456 30; and the net Yevenue of the present year exceeds that of the last: | $105 926 62. The greatest increase has been in the Ohio Canal and in the Wabash and Erie. The receipts on the Miami Ex- teasion and Walhunding Canal, wore this year less than lest. The eggregate net increase amounts to about thir. ty-three and one-third per cent. ‘The following table embraces the principe) articles eleared at the Collector's office in Rochester daring the years 1845 and 1846, by the Erie and Geneseo Valley Cenel :— Smiruents yrom RocuxsteR. 1845. ‘The whole amount of ‘tolls received at Rochester for the sesson of 1846, was $203,100—being about $20,000 | lees than for the season of 1845. This deficiency is at- tributable entirely to reductions mad» ia the tariff of tells; Wut it should. be borne in mind that there might ‘Ret bsvo been so much produce transported, if the tolls emained the same as they were last year The rates charged by the forwarders on the canal. no doySthed a tendency to reduce the aggregate of tolls year, couipared with last. ‘The snnual report of the auditor of Virginia presents the annexed statement of the finances of that State for the yeer ending Oct. 1st, 1846:— Fimarces or Vincis1a—Avprton’s Reronr. ‘The balanse tn the Treasury on the Ist of Oct. 1845, 15: pong weg hes 93, mansgemes: the second a ee Oe. 158 95 ‘The receipts from that time to the ist of Oct. ee a aoe sources ef taxation and income, emounted (683,525 24 wy y, ond Board of Public retin cece sé. seesecesere 170,662 66 Ipterest on Washington Monument Losn¢, and on guaran’ held for thatfund..... ce cece cee eee ee cress 2108 68 From Beker’s securities on of Cin- Cae Tc at RO OC de pier ee From sales of real estate in Richmond. . __1a 99 Makin, the engregste of oes 1, 7 Amount of warren drawn on the Troa- seri p00 0 7 sury in the same period, on the follow- ing accounts, to wil:— For ordinary expense: of Govern- Imearest on public debt, ‘payab through this oflee . 63,510 68 tag = ‘on debt du 801 expenses ubder ap i rH i hall pay, Fepuis rH ete <4 1846, and Ist 5 . sae the lst Oeteber, unpald 186,095 01 167 88 $196 756 03 Acoording to the estimate of the auditor, the belance in treasury on the 80th of September, 1847, will be $162 ‘This estimate is formed upon the usual date. There 2 come items of expenditure not included in the esti- Sate. which, if eaactioned by the Legislature, will ro- | duge the anticipated balance very materially. it is stated Unt the James River and Kanawhe Company will make 80 epplication to the Legislature for an appropriation not chly for the amount of intereston its bonds guaranteed | by the Btate, but for sid necessary te extricate the oom) viwy (om its omberressments. H. RING, 192 Broadway, uM 79 46 | ——— 78500 06 ‘ Died, : : | THE HOLIDAYS. ' ELEGANT cr HELEN ago NEW YEAR’S orated and eutirely new, lies perhaps mu re than anj- ‘Thursday evening, Dee. 24, Ex, ries Devarizip, second daughter of Edward Delatield, M ‘The relatives and friends of the family ‘are requested | | to attend the funeral, from 103 Bleecker street, this day at 12 o'clock, without further invitation. On Taureday evening, 24th iost, Witttam Haut, 8r., | friends and those of his song, William and Thomas, Tequested to attend his funeral, without further no- a fiom No ZDover street, on Sunday next, at 1 wolock | On Thureda: er a short illness, Carma y, ie A. io. | $ and 8 D. Wheeler. ry The friends ofthe Rough and ‘Ready. re respectfully invited to attend the funeral of Cologne Bott 'Y, 26th inst., at 2 o'clock P.M, from th Ve “elegant ree Genoa State street, between Court and Boorsem street, PR ene, a Rt tome ag lows 33; Eastor Btu | finest Au | cheap Dinner sets, toil x Bicis cut glass, newest ee rrr | FJ, Lent 25 Fer Cont Under usval " Asit isthe ei ALUTHUS RUTIOKS. s atnetly adh Ua By Eggle de | peje as = E. H } UDLOW, Auctioneer F Chambers at, | FY HIONABLE FURS, SURIGH HOBES, MURFS, | © ishmen | VICTORINES, Ke. &e-—E H. Ludloy ‘hs iso, ihetame’ tthe old well | gobety fa known’ eherp Chica Hall. in Philedelpbte, | Priced muffs, vierori e 28th | directly, ‘opposite fe the liars Piouser satablieb df : abe Mts Philtpa’ SIT Beers + ale AK & BON, nex! to White st goods iin becximned: aud | ———— Ems ae UL New GOUEE | Oe sasuivta fn case of splendit Gilt Goods, | iful fizures, Watch, | str weinheneta betedees Monday morning. ONTINUATION OF THE 8. Greet, Collection ol ‘orks—suited t rey Li’ OF COLMAN’S Engrav and bert yan tory. s ae &c., for a Messy, Mokin c., by ancient and modern a1 goods and will be | beled fee fauly des im the catalogue which may be | i thankfally received at the 81 begat} Daf rhe ts | rh a: NEW ai EONS O OF RI_H FAxcY GUODS AE Cy has Dinced in this celebrated Landscape pete boom signet and ; proneouged equal 10 a lob bira or Rumidael. avd admired by yt Gal foareas Bemarne, the Fanl Fores of France; sehard W Ward: ANDP. shay NROVEL ries FOR at ose | ing sth, can iat serson, and ‘one ar their own price of ers ghat een imported, 's Porcelain, from the S| now have an opportunity of buy Je ren are ready for eximination et No, 203.broud- ad flror, where the sale will take plac | wud worthy the atten M_. of the 29th inst 426 SatSTu 2t is’ of she arte. mecleears on are some beautifol mechanical Au. | GG BRRe Gr Ariba eae OR HRARTH ¢ he moat eurinus and angenious descr ption, which STONE FOR SALE aT AUCTION. ere of Holla. y Presents, a 8. VAN HOUTE it on Tuestay, 29th Decem- fered. aud they wilh Gad great advene © at 10 e’cloe! es vaeant lots on 18h street, near 3d | tage m ani sg pariuas' os Sue Renee Piet Avenue, 2000 Hearth Stone. of the best a WOOD WORT SOF iA BONFANTI, and assorted 0 suit purchasers. Terms made known on thi oy of da ‘ThaaVeTo iter G HAYNES, Aerconess. | 1Q be sol se peltionned Hi Topic Rots doewees tise aha he" rene, tihy he en day of dannere 1847. at 10 0°elock. A.'M. we ass” 325 5 Broadway, Barclay Buildings, near the Hospital. isan sate ia twas cape ean | Boxes, D and Travel ing Cases, wale th aud Porcelain Boxes, Bronze and Guit Clos Se. just ece: Article by bye ot fail to pl OYSTEKS. D DECKFR sues bi, friends and seq * want oysters for the New Year, tose in god season. Pickled oysters constantly on ee a TOERAISMES & BOIZARD, Importers 88 Willi-m stveet. 426 Stis* rh RICH AND CHEAP EMBROIDEKED Avn street, 27 3t%rh BAND ER ROBIEES | bad lofi HOL, ie aL EES Ne OE PARA SI Ghia ak IDAYS. | WORLD'S TEMPERANCE CONVENTION, JAMES BECK & CO KESFO NEE to thi 1m will be made bythe Ame | © raat, Gollsrs, Drewes a iyi pm Kid Gloves, L+ce Capes, Sear redened Prices, at %9 Brondwav. JAMES B SL & CU. OFFER Fie ae Broad Y ait AY PRESENTS, At Reduced P, ices. ss on Tuesday even”, ee Rev Mr. ed deley 35 iw is rh | TLL Nassau stre SILKS & SATINS Oran offire, 128 Fultoa st Mil a " é CH E Mark Ne wna 4, 19 8 si ue Ss eee wea DERE A Ne DR tyson M&T*r BROCADES 0} BRANDY, WIN iS, ee SEGAKS, FRUIT, BURDICK. No. 92 Broadway, three d W . Facer None brasamay)chice doors above ti lity 4 OF TARE MOST 4 D COLORS. lendiniere. DESIRABLE KNOW LEDG. b ispensadle to the tables, such es Wines: Cordials Filia, dee der’ | may be procured at 229 Bleecker street) now. avd at all | PARENTS Wiatiosiater 1229 Bleecker at. give your children a holiday ride atthe | | rand street, opposite Cent.e mar! W. E. ROSe, fof anything that will mle See d Jeweller, and manvincturer of eold and silver mounted Canes; also, id bscriber has ou, band a anes tab do | ao Peri Blk Watr'd, yard | do Rakin “ ord, yard wide. 4 “ Macaer Sitks. a Ghengestian | Fry MUUSLIN DE LAINES. C. | & CASHMERE Ba COS! ana st peo NCH FLAIDs, \ do ALSO—GINGHA LRRY OM NCH CALICOES, PANAMA | hedges himeclf most Cathfelly, tolKeep and de- | THAIDS, SHAWLS CARES, HANDKEKCHIEFS, || only of toe best qualite, und calle the toe at dey | TES. hs abe | pt ROBERT HOPE HART informs his fri wishers: i at he is to be found at the anove establishment, pes toace his old friends and customers. Onn aA to, m it money in lat ritaia or Irelan through the ‘tubse ibers, b: ae towns in F | pty Ferg ow ) idayn sre uow open, and eet 3 a eceee Theee ‘gay for inapection aud sale at 9 and 360 Breeaway. party to ree will } R' cnet USEFUL es for the Holidavs, be regularly forwarded by Packer or stenm } ABKAH. 1g of French, rman aud American | param AM BELL & BON, | 426 tne rre 117 Falton street. New York. | yom the most simple te i its in every vaciety, ‘e or small sums sj &y 2/3 Fs A fe > Ye. qi ie) 28 Zujeses o. Log ele Z @ z 222 = Ag sey < Zils! A=) nd Scotl-nd_ Money m any prt ofthe U ited 8 id the pame of the RELIEF TO IRELAND. r quality. in fret al for the enjo. ment pis the E, the undersigned. viewing the atari ebudicion oft w sdmitemees e Peovle of ireland ia their extreme wart er would particul: call of provisioas, whic ald | othe | seleeeeatet | Mgt ea harraae aakateaanairep te Oe | | | _ 82350 CONS ALIER, No. ‘18 “anel st. | Sere CONS ALIER, No. ‘18 Sans! ot. COAL, COAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS. | ee who wis. to give their friends See reerption | by om thr comiog horidays, will slease call at SIMPSON’s | Licotenant of Iretand, ily distresned distriets bi Red Ath Alta “e meet- upon to be present er to srrest the | jae amongst a people proverbial for their hos- a23 eer | BRADE WS CONFECTIONERY, FANCY | BAKERY AND SALOON. 73 CANAL BTREET. | | Presley, HIS old exteblished ard favorite mann 4 ober’ Hogan, Moruee Greely, Richard M Hoe, f yee dle pees H. Cool Peter M’Longhlin, James Olwell, class Covfe: David Grsham, fee pment Felon. John seen" th all the re Brody, Ald 1 Creams, rad ©. Bton: My fit Mats, se and all ot! rH ‘Ald. Gitemart ke ut yin all theie e jth ‘anal ty pr any form, sep} ‘i Femilves, Parti ait one of the most | me! | an, - Daw The supply of toys i+ ons of: | Pevhe M ke, Je Purcell, at | George Marstait? Sere "Entuiyie ne wal aclected : } = 1 et RET OSES EE PIE 7 i i phy, THE BEST OPPORTUNITY (FOR HOLIDAY Fatriek MeBarron,’ P 8. Murray, RESE bh Murphy, Ri e GUION'S BAZAAR, | amber, OY ts puta Broadway, corner of C: arta street, ¥ of this ‘svorite establishment Wan PrPoxers, Rihald Matthew ov eke A uesing FM to oe me on k of rich and costly | of the newe: ieeted +4 in former ye pany for taste or rk bg Boo ~ Pid PROM AY: | Orman Pa a hat, for a want an tae and tast i a sum ; a fine French moleskin or Rue wutia Patronage met with in the sale of the above hats, isa it guarantee of their superiority. 2w*ne MONE z LENT. large and small sums ou Dressing Cases, less ris. To those who d kirr, no seh op * safficr |T larize, | och of the eldest and meet ferhione: | P HE high old and *) monds, plate, Jegelry, a. en Foray ‘nd every description of person adway, | Re JOHN M. DAVIES, Licensed pawubroker, 233 % i pose street, neat Dai ‘erson: nved in trivate | _ 42toJanlis®r Howard's Hotel. offless 3, rirging the dell 425 Tea* rere OL ESENTS. TH cosnereeane ye hag | He che we pepe eae ‘reto‘ore existi > e ween os ow pry " TE ee eae VICTOR’ BISHOP, import ston. wig dissed tinder we Mi Peart | Webldes Eaua an cchcnrornt % eosione ‘B—The tA thei respective als the ate eek * SARETEOPET | Ton HOT Der CHER FRUN cAROSIERE 425 tr rh G%o. MONTOCHERY. Fe COUER, 18 William street, have just received and oar offer for aue fa0 eases of Kreneh Fancy Boxes for bonbons, A SRLD rn i hn ta | - paNOE Boxee. aND CORMNOGOPIAS, 0 rs, shall be libera."y rewarded. ‘dnaiwrie” a UTABLE for Caen for sac cen ae “WATUHEs, TEWEERY, | AND mEVER eed, tol ih aa tie | WARE. arg eae teers tal AA ete the THE subseribers continue to have for sal ssanpagpctogt i i ri seeker ald and sliver We | IN B--Wedding-cake Boxes on hands or made to order warranted correct time ke: pers. | _@3 imer constantly receiving the pet styles of fashion- | Music, le jewelry of every description. NLY TRUE SONG. fot Saaate' te, ten iT car rings; Anchy ‘OREVE, the real gateret of of ‘ancy and silver ware. equal to coin; gold rr speciacies, con singin cove, convex. &e ; Preach clocks and See ee theten | of the, Se nae get the follow to the ori 010 TA eee Bee ere Hamme trese._ | most choice deseviction of ite PE steennipetnlaa thee Sate Reprrens rege, FAENCH ITALIAN, GUTHIC AND AME- | treeditu cares mssetmen RICAN COTTAGE CHAIRS. fish | French ibser'bers beg leave to call the attention of the egg om hairs, at 4 f forma Sirape aes Heatian iCiey Hi spin st Gf it ‘oF count) e have font of Ubildren's Chairs, ‘of en- ee te ib Berry variety of Bird Seeds, Canes, ke. A ccs aati will at all times meet with attention from A. GRIEVE, No.5 Joho street, New YOUNG GENTLEMEN, book out for your Christmas, Presen og ty that to cltgvnce aod rao, vbility, 7 * ee fy Fr. i to aul and q examine, with ity that | ered mhen the cands-nnd the cakes eon mn. Bo- hey eg Procure the above articles awe put up by his own hi ja his usual sty ba no Mile, ula are in. | BIRDS T 7 UN Brainy Sif THE stock of Birds of a celebrated Faacior in De. i lancey ative", a gegoes © for » AL Es, rhs HALL gorruae, No 0, 300 These ina tne pret 2 Rr a aa | be by WB Solna, mea in foreign and pative Birds, *| Bit | “: ricotta waite Jom trent 6 eee f mi at ser vem ii ewe thet adn nee to and py Ao] fare parenesing elsewhere. Also, Bi pent fo gay man variety k Ae gpd aud nm. MIDON, 17 oa Alea brane Couper fod | vie Chowk o remade work Sheves. con) and eens. 19 lwer thon of geatiemee’a Teutemen about (esting themselves OF nen ice or TN, ne | a Hak ir@rre Wa 214 Pras, emi Fowl A ATS. is 1 ry latest Fo of pi agt B, HNOE, te HOTTER, of 128 Faltou Stree: SB nen ne creciln athe iste of eee if the. page. | caved, nich We! faiabie | tbe, eihs seriment of arte Rat ow on \ | . hte Die dey Rohe rey PT Beers the fab op ae ae pnb ty, at | pares ths, monde if at Fer, ane aa A a pe iteee Pps Veter wy AMUSE UMS. CHRISTMAS KeEStIVAL. 1—Overture to Mozart’ 2—Aria trom “Bemiram’ 3—A new Grand Concert aad Orphastre. LA 7—Qrocture to Beethoven's Fidelio, reach Romance art—Loneertante" compos by H. Herg, (leat time) b 10-G ad th KGS to announce that GRAND FESTI me last but ove bas MADAM HENHS Neat igitee T, to Nis dapervare fot Havana, and Saturday Pela ay 26th, Compseds 4—Cavatin poe Hg 1 agit $Le Fremolo Can will be assisted bi ke ABLAM: TABERNACLE. Ow ICz, trem ints MAYER, Me SIM PODER. and his Hes SPLEND!D OR ORL PR SKAMME. jon Giovanal,” Grand rchestra,_ 'h. Mayer io Religioso. jo Brilliant. cuted vy, per me,” Heary Hers. Mad. Ablamowiez. eon x celebrated Air by Bes thorn, foilowed by the ice, £ ‘inale of by An- first Heuri Herz. + Graud Mg tra, Ph. Mayer. brew rewa Henri Herz. ‘Orchestra. TMM wil pr “ORG LODER w did orchestra, Dk eveaala hea beontpee feuberg & Luis, 361 Brondway To bring ‘tinis festival concert within, the reach of eve- ry family, Cad) aud student of the Piano Forte, Mr. Heary Heng has the following nounced for this evening, \2 an srrangem? nt mad: HILHARMUNIC SUCIETY—FI-TH SI ‘The public and the subscribers are respectiull: a Ip | ed that the Second Concert of the 5 the Apollo Rooms on Saturdxy, Janu:ry 9, 18°6. the voubscri store of ocharfenberg & Lui ry Ay. “ 426 7t isSaTa & Th re Prin be) talented Pay Mi Family dota tele hi 10 mily do” to'admit three persons: : Do” do do. fre do. 300 A Ces Mr. Henri Herz having re fis Jast steamer, that the Secretary ie insc No postponement on necount of the eet open at 6—Cones: The concert of tn fixe xO THIS EVENING ONLY, PRICES OF ape. ived intelligence by for the department his request to exte not comply Wi or a longer period than April vext, '¢ only one concert more in New York prior to jor the South end Havana, and theuce for , it for: tt take place at ns tor the remaining thee co: r to four tickets to eech, rec i ENRIGS, tgcreeaty 7 Houston st. bet Charitable nee ry fi EST A In aid of the Chariabe | Fad, On MONDAY’ RVESING De MRS. ‘MIS8 RORTHAL Ang Miss ANN HERR MR. J. A. KYLE, MR, A. C. LPM, MR. GE PL Tickets One Dollar, to be ob of the members of the eommit BORN ST. GEORGE'S" SOCTE’ munition of the, above Society, bog to lie) that the CONCE RT, vil take place at the ber 28, 1816, fs) gneoet Vocalists. ADAMIC AB AMOWICZ ; MA, AUSTIN P ‘And Mt EDWAK nD SHEPPARD, ineipe we BULLOCK & COLE, and ‘OL k.known as THE AFOLLONEANS, a a lew preees. (The noe ¢ Hora and Guitar Paver ofGermany, his first govearnce, in New York. OBER, and Bi ens. his. d at the wreal pieome laces, a and eW YORK HISTOR AL ee rhe a uest and und-r the auspices of the Sor Gliddon will detivera Mr. Geo. K. sae. Se th De naed 9 ny the ah oh yith id inh, fist aud 25ch Jauuary, at 735 P. ‘Lickers, with prospectuses he Book siores of Bart] adway; of H. Broadway and Bleecker stve: Hotel; at the Rocres of the New. York Historical Society, and at the door of the Mechaures’ Hall. Me. CLARKE’S SACKS. SACK OVERS R ax robation. I cr bad fguie to te best 1 have a large assortin Ist of J naary. No, 116 WILLIAM, STREET, the New Buildings.) we met with universal a uch & manner as to set o! and to improve » good one. a hand, which must be sold by the ‘Those { now have sre of fi quility and more handsomely made end trimmed thin ever, while {| am son street below Spriog street, and | 4m hi It makes them at a reduced pert It TO THE LADIES. ADEs. if you will peep into 993 Broadway, ey ee I be sepontal the eaciest fanev Article: f a spleadid resses, a Very new style of Chi Mourning of every dese: of Evening Dresses for Kibbous, Flowers, Feathers, Gioves, and var ¢les too humerous to mentic jor the bola tf opposite iblo’s, | can be had at the Premium Store, vou wil assortment of = pi dies ; French Embre Ladies want ‘will do well to call at 383 a Frenck pear where a Kreat variety of French’ Goods Jowest market prices. 45 Sw*r 1G8 AND SCALPa—The | t the che ‘aud WV Nie ea eens aie ot é. ‘okey Y's, 146 Broad Mi‘ eed all indlemmatery way, corner of Liberty street, up stairs, oth PRS. CARKOLL Medicated Vapor aud Sulphur Baths, 164 Fultos et qypetire ureh street. * cer ain cure for Colds, matisin, Bore ‘Throat we ae to. the changeable t Bach is parcien- | 8 ate of she weather. pan recom mended bv our ns and Shrer the wee aft , the public ex ® rh WILL open Bonnets, &e, stor. of Fall goods, co cut velvets, ke., ke., a Saat taste from the latest arrivals, is well worthy the attention of irehasers., were and milliners from the country, wan: ACL ve stock 18 fresh, sotpataictens ox gure tor aj | iscnsesofchestin. No danger oftakiva cold 3 dd Inve BKRVALENLA pat OP in pound packages, which they offerto ir wholesale or recat Apothecari Sole Ratpeseors Pla ard, 2Vark Row, and 581 Broadway. MKS. ZEGuLU. NO. 67 DIVISION STREET. a centch be ‘with good ‘ting materi would find it ‘e aall betor ie interest to of an _rensonable ‘erms et to the smailes:, and as chexp as vou can old rubber. And a inrge assortinent of cork Sole. h ea niet ieee assort oS eats equalt aia GOODYEAR'S OVER SHOKS, 100 v ABAD WAY, DIE: rE ER est to order E8’ AND GENTLEM sions. manafactured of Goodyear’ ce schrated ‘etallie India Rubber, perfe % ig lodia | jabber ectly He nibl in the eold- a 1m *rre ‘k Sales and Smail Profits. rive Fagnen 6 BOOTS for $3 50. oui praise BRO Bole ie for Goodyear’s Manafactories, vinity Charen, Broadway. opposite PREMIUM BOOTS he werran ~f-) WT a he 5, al roadway for 8601 81. ar YOUNG S JONES: ante Ee es he highest Bares, e eee nie CA ‘- ait Paats the shortess norie in the ft Rronble conspatioon with the vert bert be Upon no oecesion wi | the vrice for whieh cai be 5 cents per night tees 3a js ator sand Sao with the latest improve id and q 3 ich eh and fro of si hovace ca tbe south aie oft in Plo at pe eE to bis me} hotel, 94 Chatham 13 Ine rh ety is ol Je Phatha: the eontral part itabte for seal fa FRENCH’S HOTEL. x Prop ietor resveetfully informs his frien public that he hes removed frm his. In re be more than a & room, AIT Wm Fre VK sal A THREE stony, rn) oA THREE Hi tsk ona sre en he avenues. itis vag a weter closets, &e., Ff acourt ae DR. KELLINGS a parker e It fe Rn «S$ meee je warranted rz Tans a ca aly of peat tas yr eaay mag ara txere PIANO ponte INSTRUOTION, tering. | Cn hat 658 mh Le asters = dyrty, oF we Wier a el re Seen Ly ry Povity, Be mdeThnre Bn I — ae para ar , 'b7 Mad. Ablamowies. | imm and Henri Hers. | * Mad.Ablamowicz. | HE undersigned have just received a fresh supply of Ex. | valenta, tyle the Intest; whe | 26 Im? re | LADI¥ ead Genter | ca feed the fuze shes fludia Kabber Over Noes i i CIAN, will appe in A re ERI 2 Ur ee TY AMUSEMENTS. ENEFIT OF LES DANSHUSES V LENNOIBES. A Li ing, tice 26—The Tormances will commence with the Irish Medley Over P ich wll bso (4 CHAOS 18 COME AGAIN. oP fo he follower lowed by #4 Danseuses Viennoises, in the PAS Ry To which enihbe added the MARRIED RAKE. Afier which the PAD HONGHOIS, by 24 Danseuses Vi- :¥ NEIGHBOR'S WIFE. withthe OAL OIE DES DRAPEAUX, oy | Teavouee 1k; and the performances will com- an epe veloc “Soxcs bis Fit sie: sta: Onilery 29 cents, | Bourn KE—This evenug, Dec. ®6, ihe eres ‘alll semmmonas wi'b ihe Specucle of BA. xBePa— der Khan rate; Zamillas Mare. Be.geant; Ab- To be fiillowed | by the Spectacle of ALADDIN—Aladdin, rs Booth. Af Drama of LARITTE=La Fitte, Mr pharaoh rc MRT eles Me: | ss Circle 25 conta; Pit rs open at 646 o'clock: AEN WICH SERA RE Stave Raper, compience wih "het e HILL MiICEER'S toe ie Berge Br @ Chap = 4 KT. Se bat by Mic a Mine CAUDLE—Betty, Miss delat covelude oe KISS INTHE DARK—Mr Pettibone, man; Mrs Petubone, Mine Julia Draxe. nae ceuts, to all parts of the nuuse; private boxes, Pit, 1236 cents. # yp cont ona nt hall past G=Performance to eommence at 7. i feusLL's OLYMPIC THEATAE—Sarurdny Even. q pacers 26—To commence with the Extrey + ab, LEE AUTY na fet ‘wou ite Walcot; Ana “To ine with THE KiNes Ga obs d, Mr Holland; M: raul ae doves $5 Doors oven at half oan CiNCUS—BOW & iY AM ADA} curtain rises at 7 yas AIRE, poeyoun of th ‘gue THE DaNcind, PONY, Jevuny Jerful urninieg an Mr. JAMES NIXON, rth Ino + Mr. NORTH will ride his great act of icrsomanship. BH, FELIX C sHLO inthe ON tomime of HAD IN PRE HO. Le, = the Nursery Legend TA us. Mr. peReE aN Tes Sh wkep CY. as the Ty Ea ‘0. PROPRIETORS in th, the ertail nt will “tive with a Grand Entree entitled the Courtiers uf and Bxercieee t in Hee Arena ty Mr Mr. eer) and Fuscarta by Mr. Fiehti by Mr. Mesely: Nisnver Heroanden oa the Horse May Fly, &e. ke. aud aud Lachro} en st hali-past 6 o'clock. precise! y: it 12% cents ; Private Boxes 50 cents. be secured at the Box Office from 10 tn 12 o'eiock, ‘and from 2 to4 F. M. ttre Secretary and Treasurer, THE ALHAMRA SALOON, 859 Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets, ag Om Radic) jiblo’s. agetment o| | HERR Al ALEXA) Ferformances to com- mence at Boxes 25 cents; Beas can A.M, da Evening This Fall vera jars in ‘e daily bills. Rotunda, 50 cents; to the Baleony, 25 cents alee 12 y half ears Oo} Doors open at 6! 17 o'elock. 420 lwre y—comme! poe ye SN OPERA Dee Sah ra, House, ty Chambers sight A SAN GUI ICO and C a their most sincere patrons of Ree ghelr ae ene ia aeromplishi 1B Tenow. Prme Doune—Signore Primi Ten guori Sesto Benedetti and Salvatore. Primi Bassi—Signori Federico Beneventano and Ant. San quirico. Maestro attached to the Company—Siguor meee Barili. | Leader of the badass 29 nor Michele Rapetti. } Chorus Director—Mr. H. C. Beames. | ‘omptel gnor Marozzi.. Stage Manager—Si etti Ri Scenery by the distu royal theatres of Dresden and on tickets for 36 nights, $36, office, from 10 A. Ml. till 4 o'clock Gentlemen’s season tickets, not securing ahumbered seat, may be had at $25. | ey es Bages and Parquette Fria topes fi 00 The first il) be the “Linda of Chamounis.” J tive pr Oper nev ciees of hevecl tutes Verdi * rt Big Alia (illest. et the NUT st i how igh Lge ARSH ALL. Buaxg, Manager SATURDAY EVER ISO, Bice 26, will be performed, the comedy entitled Tae aw1191’3s WIFE Clairmont, sese-Mr Jamison Af er which. tne ‘new drama of A LEGEND OF Liss 3ON5 or, A Maiden's Fame. Joan Komiro... .,. sage ce Me Michings THE HAPPIES T DAY ‘Or MY LIFE. On Monday—Mr. Anderron, the gelebrated tragedian, wili appear as Brutus, m “Julius Cesar.” CHESNUT STKEET THEATRE, GREAT ATTRACTION! quantity of noulpay PRESENTS given away | LooK ‘Our FOR fHw Mr. ALEXANDER, our Jouig AMERICAN MAGI. | EVERY EVENING, at his brilliantly ilimminated and M gnificent Temple of Ea- | tment, in | is M: "and Oriental Soirees, and per- | form his most incredi-te a: d ostonishing FEATS OF MAUIC, "ae Agre Haren, ail of which be will give away The performance will he changed every vexing; for par- | tieulors of which, 11 of the gay F oF ADMISSION. | 1s“Unper Bexes and Pit, 2% cents | Culored Gallery, 25 cents, (entrance in Curpenter street. Doors onen at 7 o'clock—pe formance to commene derire R o'rlork. a5 ati | ops NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY Epublic are resvectfully inf rmed. that alter mach trouble and auxiety, the uudersizued have concluded + Gen Towoxeud’s property. in Sow h swith, the tmiuentaret i to complete the poe ymy 4 ot will be open to the public for duration | ‘Of respectability wishing to spend the wis. tgrin she Capital of ue Empire Beate, wi} lease a the undersigne ost-paid) when they will re eve legion ” it, W’ PnesTON & 833 Lr NEW YORK GALLERY OF INE TINE ARTS a @. Lesides «ther fine speeomens wnt, Soham, faman amonds, Durand Chup dothers. en dsily from 9 AM Evenings o pone dollar; single admission 25 cen Cntntoones 1235 cents. 124 breed THE gon iN EMIGRANT Rin mat Tht ir Third Annual Ball st the Coliseum Ww Hicus No. 90 Brondway, en Tuesday Rveniug, 20h | ‘ket to ad va bickes 00 tho otic of ihe Mociety, fe ita Gentleman snd tr, iy fot committee Sorte Pitts tensed Barclay st. aro RY Dito 51 William at, 38 Bowery. until dark, and on | iv 10 PM. pair 0 WOKKAT a membera of the Phil requested to attend » ress on SATURD *Y EVEN business of importanee. A2K Ite UNION KF aoa ANNU ‘LE! , AGRE, ri Hi deers Ec Noth, 7 Dey ire 1) 3 C. Dewstow, 1 ‘Thompron street. 415,19 & 268're THE THIRD ANNUAL FETE OF THE FIFTH NATIONAL GUA! ILL be the Coli Senday er gni Ww rd ibis. Ticketomay be Mae rept Psi © LWA UGH, 9 RB. hikes fat bf be arty 2 Futon at. a rect. 0-GUT' jeation of ihe ‘Ganet prodacing a muel ch with strove below Sloat Gin, Apply to Mt a5 jwny i " Swe Cork TS mer ‘cheons, under custom house lock, He also eacticle at his in 4 ties noes rehasert, bi FA ao at AN, Greenwich strear, Co. AGNE WINE Alto” LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY THD MAILS. Wasnivoron, Dec. 24, 1046. Admission of lowa—The War Question—The Seerrtery of Wer and the Volunteers—The Brigadiorship— India Rubber—The Tee and Coffee Bill—The Two Miltiona Appropriation Bill-—The West against the South. The bill for the admission of Iowa into the Unicn, pass, ed the Senate to-day, and now wants but the sanciion of the President to become a law. The Senate, after a sho rt session, adjourned over till Monday. ‘The war question was discussed in the house inthe usual strain, on both sides, It has answered very well to amuse the house during thet portion of the session thet has elapsed, but I trust that after the holidays the pley thing will be abandoned, and that the house will turn ita sttention to the subjects demanding legislation. Every- thing of moment pertinent to the subject hes been said several times, and should not be said agein, end I trust the house will take this into consideration. I must soy that the debete thus far bas been conducted with unusual and most unnecessary :udeness on both sides The opposition rushed into it with blind fury striking right and left at random, dealing very awkwerd blows, and observing none of the courtesies end emeni ties of gentlemanly discussion. The administration party instead of treating the assaults of the opposition coolly and with the confident calmness their security should beget, responded with en equal degree of indiscreet im petuosity, and allowed themselves to be drawn from thei, entrenchments, when their evident policy was to permit the enemy to do all the fighting. The brief was made up in the President’s message. Elaborate defences of en hour in length could serve no good purpose. They were superfluous; and the only thing that can palliate such in- discretion is, that the time occupied by those speeches could not have been turned to much advantoge in the business of legislation, asthere is always @ tacit under. standing that until after Christmas holidsys no business will be cernéstly attended to. Mr. Root delivered a dry, humoreus, ceustic speech to- day, in which he strongly denounced the war. The House adjourned over till Mendey. Tho Secretary of War is beset with applications of vol- unteer companies to be mustered into service. Mr. Dalles called upon him this morning to endeavor to interest him in the opplication of a fine company from Philede)phia, which pleads hard to be accepted ; and scarcely was the Vice-President gone when Mr. Ingersoll called to endeavor to induce him to accept a company from Ken- sington, the Captain of which hes come on here to urge theapplication They are willing to be attached even to the Massachusetts regiment if they can get to fight no other way. All they desire is, to be ealled into rervice. Neither company, however, can be accepted. ‘New Jer- sey urges her claims, and New York offers every descr ip- tion of force. It was but this morning that the Captain of atroop of New York Artillery epplied for the secep- tance of his troop. His application could not be complied with. There is considerable difficulty’ experienced in mak- ing choice of a Brigadier General. The selection should, of right, be made from New York State, and the Secretary of Wer is fully awere of the fact, but of the many offering themselves there are very few competent. But that the appointment belongs to New York, it would be given to General Cadwalader of Philsdelphia. Col. Webb hes been talk- ed of, but he will uot receive it. Gen. Ward, of Sing Sing, has been talked of, but he will not receive it. Who will receive the appointment has not as yet been deter- mined upon. Coptain Taylor, the inventor of the India rubber camel, has had an interview to day with the Secretary of the Navy, in relation to the employment of the inven- tion in our neval operations in the Gulf. ‘The fate of the tea and coffee bill, is now regarded as sealed, unless something unlooked for occur to save it. If the present difficulties were foreseen by the Preal- | dent, I look upon his recommendation of the measure, im his messege, as extremely impolitic If the administra- tion is in @ minority in Congress, the vote on the bill will lay that fact bare; as the messure is, the democratic party, of extremely duubtful osthodoxy, and conse- quently the democrats in Congress opposed to the ad- ministration, will be gled of the opportunity of dealing it a blow with impunity. They will be perfectly safe in voting egeinst the bill ; the whigs willeay, “ If you wish to reise additional revenue, why not raise the ta- riff?” and they will vote egainst it. Thus the admints- tration will be defeated on 2 measure it has itself re- commended. Such a mortifying result should always be avoided. There is a determination on the part of some ot the western democrats to oppose the two millions approprie- tion bill; unless it embrace Mr. Wilmot’s anti slavery proviso. I carnet but condemn this determinetion as extremely injudicious. The thing is inexpedient, as well as unne It it of place in such e bill—it is more, it isa jess absurdity. It enjoins upon the President a duty which he is not bound or able to per- form, that is to prevent the ¢xistence of slavery in say | territory acquired by tresty. The President has no power to do so, and if its operation is intended to restrsin the future action of some future Congress, it is exsily seen it isa mere nullity, having no effect whatever for the at tainment of its ostensible object. Even the semblance of coquetry with the sbolition | party would be the most ruvinous policy the democrats could pursue The whigs have been coquetting with them for yeers, and their temporary alliances have al- / wo ys resulted to the former in discomfiture. The demo- cratic masses will not sustain any coaliion with the abo" lidionists. It is sheer folly for the Wert to be jeslous of the South. It our Southern dominions should extend tothe Isthmus of Panama, the West would still havea sufficient counter: poise beyond the Rocky Mountains. She has sll the | elements of strength with her; she has nothing to | fear, and, therefore, there is no excuse for this pretended ead jealousy. I will refer to this subject again. GALVIEN 818. Wasninaton, Deo. 24, 1846. Congress—Mevicon Affairs—The President ond Sente Anna— Senate Bill of Mr. Dickinson on Naturaline- tion— Christmas— Ki Olympic, $e. ‘The proceedings of the week jin Congress, give neo | very definite foretaste of that which is yet to be done, ex” cept that the “ Shibboleth” of the party dominant is to be the vindication of the acts of the President, snd of his generals, governors, and commodores, operating in the | territories and waters of Mexico. Very good. The sparring yesterday, betweea Messrs. Bayley, of Va. | and Davis, of Ky, in the House, came within the eut- door cognizance of the code of honor, but we suppose it is all arranged. The only profitable moral deducible from this passoge a! js, that itillustrates the spirit | with which the war between the President and his party on the one side, and the whigs on the other, ia to becon- ducted oga Spobar if this wer of words Seontwe should soon drive Santa Anna to In the Senste — ne A en Soy , took oc eh fe imputation of iring ald and comfort teenie ill mever forgive the nd the wer sgemst bis administre- tion will only ee been, Ad oy ey map 5 be, the more enrnest ond thetic poures, If the oblect of this 8 accusation w cad on oe tility egainst the rer thee to create ‘wo dininet and well-defined | oa ary this question, and anti-war perty, the orig throu fay Bosses, } Ly a gammon in the ‘| enemy.” for this accuratio F will fall Mr. Web- omand the war, pene 7 the government a 1 very “iaee a debt. Moreover and rpecifics to extings - . the heavier the demands cassetonears mood tive, they hold, will be the oe.