The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1846, Page 3

~ tosome 14 per cont—and the digastrous breaks in tho Navigation of the Ohto River. —. Tem Cineim MONEY M*RKEY. Saturday, Dec. 26—6 P.M. The stock market opened very heavy this morning, , and the ssles|were very limited, at prices current at the | close of the market on Thursday. There is great com- Plaint in relation to the scarcity of money; and the rate c¢ interest in the street, for the very best paper that can be made, ranges from two to three per cent per month.— ‘The banks are doing nothing. The best security in the street will not bring a discount from the banks for long- er than a week or two, and there is every probability of tie contraction being still more severe than it is at pre- | sent. The principal cause of this is the anticipated oper. ation ofthe Independent Treasury Act with the specie clause, and all its other onerous features. It is, however, possible that the new treasury law may be less stringent than ‘he banks and capitalists generally calculate upon. The following statement embraces the amount of arti- | eles cleared at the Collector's office’at{Scottsville, during | the two past seasons of navigation, and the amount ofa portion of the articles left at that place. It will be seen | that there is an increase in the amount of every article | shipped, with the exception of two or three:— Genesee Veriey Canat—Business or 1845 ann 4846. Shipped. 1845, Wool, «Flour, ‘Wheat, Botley, Onts, 67,530 | Clover and 92,192 | jax seed, | 22162¢ maestic 13,149 mestic woollen: 1377 Gypsum, Ibs. 1,697,780 | 1,051,761 770 760,898 500.935 7,991 Touts Recrtyen at Scorrevittr, i 1045 asp 116" Gen Palle ‘otal. $11,009 66 $16.42 17 $77,423 83 10.213 16 10,934 21 21,147 37 the reduction in the rate of toll—a reduction amounting canal, the increase this year over last, has been between six and seven thousand dollars. The weekly stetements of the Canal and Banking Com, pany of New Orleans, exhibit a uniform movement in the sggregate, and great strength in the principal depart, mente : Cava anv BANKING Commas aw A Seamane, ofan Liabiliti et i) Nov 30. Dec. 14. | drafcs ats: 22 | paid) from any part of che United | address and the name 3 the party to receive it, oe Teh will be regularly forwards ‘at tlarlem, which will euable them ‘ erat Fy de DO rye gee Ln = to execute ra they may, be favored with for Bouquets warrantee deeds will be gainer Se further particulars, ap- | JuivE the guy so.son, eee sisa pare wire ply ge ieery 3! h nirtenad onsy: | of New Yu ig to evable them toil all there New _ ee OYSTE We : vious ous Fear viel te tok requests . spectful hore = wont oysters for the New Year, toce left M helrordee trey de. thar they wilt Gere been Sod season. Pickled oyste | and every succeed > Ann stipet. ‘22 weirs DURLAP & THOMSON 8s Seoadway, SSS rh BRANDY, WINES, om. SEGARS, FRUIT, BURDICK, No, $2 Brosdway, th 3 | SW. Wallstertcafes for tle the lowing, ta'towe fs | sean Be replated ond the aatten sted ’s | Braidies, dark and pale various brands, of prime quality | feed sa ne ‘ue tive son Fiat ote WN Net ¥, Seote 22 Fulton stract aver Wi Rum, Jamaica % Also, b7 % # S- Randel, 419 Broad Madeira, E T'and other brand 4 | leecher ? bnerrien pale, gold and Srewe bo Brondway; E. fad B. Warner, 205 Bleecker street, aa at or | Champa mus brands 3 YEARS TABLES. Ctaret vin aa 0 0 | M Ovens ot Nui aromas he Cream, &e,, Py- Barsae! Sauterne do | ramids. Orraments and lottos of every kind, Sega fe. do | Plum, Pousd, Almond and Sponge Cakes, nebly ornament: 1 liver, only ‘gle best quality, ROBERT HOPE BART informs Spbers that he is to be fow here he hopes to see his old “ate Imre iends and c ed, ri a9 imself at f faithfully, to ki dd ost ‘sollcits the favor of the | frieads and wel ‘at the ahove establishment, aszomers. | RE MITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOTLAND RTIES wishing to remit money in to their friends im Great Britain or in the spergsreaics manner ht, pay in all the prineip Scotland. Money om Ireland, av “if NE patronage met sufficient guarantee of their superiority. 8} (ted tot packet or eyih jai ABRAHA VEN BELL & 426 Im*rre 17 Fulton stres ew York. Purchasers of Holid dt hi MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY, immense stock here wil fad rea ge tind FFERS to those Siw: a oe for eM WOODWORTH stro > BONFANTI at of s mest. ; : 0} ‘maderae a ryty ay Ems fee bogetos 225 Broadway, Barclay Buildings, near the Hospital. the sale of the above Foun a isa 424 tw’ MONEY LENT. | FPS pie hit Ive: qoodslentinte Repparty JOH’ sires offices by rivgi es yale Pl ne, the LICE. HE, \T N. HE subscribs ‘ment of and si! ‘atches, of makers, which be offered at the very warranted correct time a They to the original. 778,445, aaal 1,305,202 1,316,846 United States ..... 755,901 $73,103 215,152 228,616 | Due distant banks for eollections....... 50,983 79,307 181,553 Total, S1A.819 2.474,31 2,950,787 ‘as 1,410,128 1,190,802 1,151,981 | ircy days. 1,152,733 1,194,935 1,225,020 1,114,694 Foreise end domestic dill 320,799 267,927 516,268 780,765 406,627 400,077 987,921 $73,150 Total. ....... «$3,205,217 3,113,845 3,320,102 8,400,590 | F Since the 80th of November the circulation has in- creased, and the amount of specie on hand has decreased. | Old Stock Mxcbange. 170 32% 100 ahs Harlem RR 2% Bin Se, | 68S 250 do 49 5000 100 do baw 8 $000 Reading Bds 60 75% Ino do bi0 4 at Vickaterg 8k So ‘ee, mp fo =f 5 lo ire mB NO be0 oh 3 200 _ do 60 498 00 ery Island RR 36024 175 Nor & Wor RR 47 150 do, 4 650 do st0 47: $@ Reading RR big 50 do 30 ¢ " 2 b30 ois 100 do 360 473 S I. Secona Soard. 50 shs Kast Boston 104g 100 shs Canton Scrip b30 25% 50 Harlem RR b3 49% 75 do x 50 do 530 49) do 60 do 830 4987 100 Viekabargh boo 688 % do Sa New stows Ki 50 shs Nor & Wor % do 3% do 25 do 3 do 25 do 2% do Cy % do i, 50 di re Married, On Seturdey morning, 26th inst, by the Rev. Benja- | min Evans, Micmart Muarur, Esq. Pottaville,Pa., to Mise + aa earth Sears daughter of James Foy, Exq., of Castlebar, Ire! On Thursday, 24th instant, Many Midge, relic of Henry Miller, 1 the 60th year of her a e. Her friends, and those of her soi ‘m. H., Frederick » Edwin N., James L., and John B, Miller, are request- ed toattend the funeral from her late retiderce, No. 22 Stanton street, near the Bowery, on Sunday, ‘27th instant, at 2 o’clock, P. M f On Thursday, ree a skort illness, Catnanine A., in- fant child of J. 8. and 8. D. Wheeler. Tho friends ofthe family are respectfully invited te at- tend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, 27th inst., at 2 o'clock P. M., from their residence in State street, be- tween Court and Boorsem street, Brooklyn. On Saturday, 26th inst., Janes Mow ay, infant son of John and Mary Murphy, aged 1 year and nine days ‘The relatives and friends of the family are resp tally invited to attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 3 e’clocck, {rom the residence of his father, 20 Roo: street On the 26th instant, at 2 o'clock, P. M., Lucinpa, wife of bs rye Fanning, in the 60th year of ‘her age, alter a 1 illness. The ‘ends of the a and those of her son William H., and son-in-law, A. J.Walker, are respectfully request- ed to attend her funeral, on Monday atternoon, at three o'clock, from ker late residence, 259 West 17th stree Bear the 9th avenue, 2 At New Orleans, on the 9th ote Maar Tuernsa Sout, wile of John Sould, aged 40 ee AID THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS! elt ACKERLY, : EEiges 416 Im* eh doors abo | i as Rayic ¢. Pine Pon rh ‘s ie. | ing oontdent ots givin, saciafaetion in rice a quality. by Pekin Moire. Plain Black ile Solar Lamps frgra fio fram Sito ga}, Mourning Si Changeable. Hee ee " Bracket “ 2 “MGUSLIN DE CASHMERES. | Ortene, woe 93 Grantee oh. 2: |. CARIMEAE DRL OOE An tea SCOTCH PLAIDS, jantel ornaments m great variety, from to \! a set. A INGHAMS, FRENCH CALICOES, PANAMA Globes, Glasses, Wicks, and Solar, Sperm and Lard Olas | EO SE ac BARES, H ANDRENCHIEES: | ree THE- LADIES sae EMBROIDENIES: ke: be, doe tinrre ESL TRABLE KNOWLEDGE, | Peel peieaa teers cee BEVERY ove should be informed of the simple fact that | of Fancy Articles that are sold there. They consist sable to the well farnish- aoe desea Debs: ata i ing. of sels table Cordials, Fruits, Se. fe. very new style of Chimmasetts Cn Collars 4 tae be procure se ae and at all together with an assortm. ‘on | et Erenigg Dreares for lediee Freach Embroiderien, Laces, | _ d2to3leter 229 Bleecker st. Ribbons, | lowers, Feathe ves, and various other arti- E. ROSE, glee 100.8 ‘acl to call at 498 Brendway, ros S'LYERSMITH at depellen, and inamntacturer of gold cppocite Nich ere variety of er mou siso, plain and fancy ean be lind at the lowest ers. iber om, a Sheautifal ‘ssorcment = Canes, suitable for New-Year presents, a odes hae a whaleal and retail at No. 13 Chambers st., up stairs. HE, undersi we just recei Er. T valenta, wis aad packages, ‘which they of NOVELTIES cabin 0 OF FOHELLUC & CO. Tiss YOUNG & ELLIG. respectfully announce & SO. tthelf’ novelties for the holidays are wow open, and Sole Successors t & Souillard, tently te is and sale at 259 sand 60 Broadway. 224 Im®rb No 2 Park Row, and 581 Broadway. 425 ¢ Itis re who understands T | deons, Melodeons, and Masical Boxes, and all kinds of musi- cal ts. iar en WARD BAAC! y deseripti M. DAVIES, ‘Ejcamean pawubrol ‘ersous received in private harkens fo tee oi ko: MONTOOMERY. WATCHES, TEARS AND SILVER \dvanced in large and small sums on late a of lin*rre COPARTNERSIIF heretofore existing be:ween KINS & MONTGOMERY, 31 peeiee Market, conti ue to have for sale a fall assort- most approve west prices, an ‘watches, Tepaired 8, oe 196,545 | SOLAR eyes: =e ao HaLL “pas PIANO me ogi ps ery moderate terms bya Lady science a aceon aL and who under- IHE Subscriber, Manufacturer and Importer of Masical Instruments, has for sale a large assortment of Accor- or omnall sums erie er, 233 THE HOLIDAYS. ae UETS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. omel ti ey the public ve during the pas: summer erecte two large ot New Year's morning Our patrous may rest assured that they wal be servea in point of styles equal ifnot superior to any pre- RE A ig ae YEAR—The Cake Baske Candies ¢, should be cleaned and Bat ing of them by coctinual ru $ small by eA sant Macarocns, Cocoa Drops, Lady ¢ . furnishe THO OMESON, My WELLER, 235 & 713 Broadway, 427 3e0rh cand No, 20 Clinton st., near Fulton, Brocklyn. NEW IMS ORE ATIONS OF H FANCY | AND PARIS! TAN NOVELTIES FORTHE Wine ante. successor to BONFAN'TI, Broadway, now openin ipinan anual collection of Novelties and ties, for CHRISTMAS and NEW YE. SENTS is hanes eaetians fir suypesnea te Tiseaceed ryithat of} any Di ‘vious season, and comprises some of he most taatetil works of art ever been imported, Fpreelaia, from the d worthy the atten- kbd me beautifol mechanical Ay. will richly repay n ner 426 Stis® Ri. Ley FARISTAN GOODS, ubscribers would extensive stock of sich Paris fancy articles, season, (for Presents) comp public to fancy articles, suitable for fe. most m: inlatd Work ved by latest arr u ‘hich cannot fail to please, and will be pareels to suit dealers and others, and wi reduction from auction prices. DERAISMES & BOIZARD, 426 Stis*rh Importers 88 William street. KERCHIEFS FOR THE HOL. Sey BECK & CO. have just received ene id assortment of Linked Paris Embroidered Hi ol i 1 be sold at a large age AND CHEAP EMBROIDERED | HERR D! Her Me. EL! Ticket: TY, G* ann Fi TIVAL CONCERT, for the benefit of the MR. AUSTIN PRIT.LI PS, oe dive by fu'l orches'ra, introducing“ Hait Golumbis,” "SPhndre's Lament,” and "Yankee Doodle.” Will consist of the be peat talented Children Fantasie. ocamercnre ou Le Pirate,” Piano Forte, Vioii i Duo Piano Forte (a quatre mains), on airs Crocinto.”. ‘ ‘oO commence precisely at Fogpmmence vee Lede Wahu, Me Hi. ©. Tim am SCM. GEORGE’S SOCIET MADAME ABLAMOWICZ; 1 perform a few ; Rare ae ei rem The Fing that braved thio id”—-Mrs. E, Loder. Variations, gua favo: ite Tyrolena & companiment of ful! orchestra, compose ore ean fra Th YoFtnalte- The spells ids ia Northall— Star Sen Northall, Mrs. E Loder, Mr. Austin ihe pet aud ful! orchestra. Tobe "Oh, Mr. An oder—" Auld Robin Gray.” tt for Horn and Flute, execated De re a Me. J. A. Kyle, composed by Beaumann. Julia Northall—"i'm Queen of a Fairy, , he Gi Kaight. | tine ‘m— tiod Save t) wee | : Norihall, M A: Phillips, au h full Ore nna ceves.” Bellini. ta. Shepp sone doliar—The pretty adrined wi Gs AND SCALPS—The largest, the che: the best assortment are to be found at AC. B. 146 Peodneys corner of Liberty street, up stairs. Skis , Collars, 51fSaves collars, inced } prices, ar 359 8 JAMES BtCK & CU. OFFER toa pan Fresesrs A . At Re ERED SILK DRESSES. ‘3 rao SPLENDID PrONs. BROCADE3 OF TH REAL PARIS WATERED RED SPLENDID QU. Silk Damas Moire, oe romper icaine. TCH AND U8E USEFUL rap tag ES for rc] vo takes to‘impart to ker p evils spel fect knowledge of the theory with the greatest faci Terms, three dollars per month, A line ad frcased to Masie,” at the office ae yr shal) be attended to. 422 imins*rc coming festa | Mae, TAUGHT, AND A BANJO-GUITAR FOR | the attention | —M. DUMSDAY’S application of the Guitar | ish Musk Me! 1 finger-board and strings, to by aseny ducing a much 423 5t™ re s at. | londer tone than the Gaitay Algo, atieh toned Sereph.m. | “COAL, COAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS. | it $49. jpopls to M. DUMSDAY, Tenchect jusic, ADI who wis to give their friends a warm reception a2 seere_” | £4 on the coming hovida Ht please call at SIMEBON' ZCOORDEONS ME\ODEUNS, AND MUSIC | procure some moat briliaet bereiag hoch * “BOXES. Orenutifal fire, Ea ee eget oe a N. B—Lehigh and White Ash Schuylkill. —_d23 9t®r BRADEN’S et AND aoa. BAKERY AND SALOO. 73 CANAL BTREET. 28 im * re SLLLIAKDS. just below t! ¢ Astor House, is modious Baloget | thecity. It contai fence tion, to merita renewal of rally towed upon them. lemen who may favor them witha the public that they have just. open dope by, proper 7 manage residences. For terms, &., apply at 173 Mott stre; RCADE BILL} ARD SALOON, No. head Barclay street, good ord iy Ail good pl Dest billiard tal Cam, at all Cites, be denended upen fer taping correct em atal as they’ have sll cloth cushions. and are, therelore, uot affect: ed_ by the weather. anbfichael and oseph, formerly of the, All Nations? Hotel, ie ¢ this me in and tha Tact paged pinot nt and striet atten: heretofore 40 libe- 2 ei " HIB.old est 435 Im*rh _ ton st. cor. of Gold st. T cag ry Bags AND FRIVATE, PARTiEs furnished with the loon } jin, He jano Forte, or any num justra- cy . ‘The music selected from the most fuatscnables Ope- | teriety of Ureama: Jellies, Pyramids series wes. By de Russe, and ail other descriptions of Gontestions, P RUAYLPEE, 8. AYLIFFE, T id Cakes, aud Fancy trotry, i J. AYLIFFE: AVLIFEE, Brothers, Professors, Fraits ‘and Oysters of 1 5 if Howard. rm, sv pplied to: That ane | Eeuilien: Pasties, J Ht fed mon easons day o on “pe Fiewo Piano Forte, and Fogation xtremely e ‘on businews. ah, French, whic dt ON ag E27 and y wel ected ? peaae oe of the most extensi ve “Ladies preferring. it can be attended nt thelr" ows | "diheyie ge years sacria gms tac ie ee iy TERT ONE. FOR HOLIDAY ee GUION’S gore roadway, corner of Cou It street, HE PROPRIETOR oti i i having concluded Fancy Gosds at retail by private regard to the cost prices, and w for selection, and at lower pric: —_ stock, in many silver gilt mounted on than the price ef manufacturing in Paris. To thi wish to proc f Ho such op will soon ocew Work Berets itm Purses, Card Casi tunity ‘orcr lain the best of attendance, with a a pri Note Pan TEXAS AND OREGO, omend and a rar TEXAS AND OREGON ASSOLIATION will Helveso are lassrape thee tonne oa comelantan Crinprisiag ite eutiressock of the cbdest celebrate the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans, | rate room, which ean be secured lication at oe be bte eatablishments in Broadwa and also the tri ons os . red by our gallant army at N. B. The “ fastidious a aved no gabe Corser of BUION"S, 17 173 Bretety, + OPPON RESAGA DE ne LA PALMA, ipa se gopdtisha Fbrevallng th nee i a2toFantic®r te Hotel. Mic 5 HOLIDAY SENTS. MONTEREY, 225 Im*rh JOS! WHITE. SMALL invoi fine French ry and gilt fa Br ston emis Docent Areal Pal ihe Eyening of the PRIME ULD IRISH WHISKEY. ~~ Lease oe utes woes aaleaale eer nally at THE Sabseriber offers for s te Wises celebrated old Cork VICtor BistiGr' importer of precio No, CASTLE GARDEN. ‘ T Wastes, Rb proof, in pancheons. ander custom pet A a: wine 2 proceeds of tie Ball Ay be appropriate i by the Com- | oe ao oie offers . the same arctan 08) pit in pein FRENCH FANCY BOXES Aib THE NEW YOaK VOLUNTEERS of Groceries. DAM NOONAN, rr FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS—BRUN, LAROSIERE ealled jato service di5 2w*rre 92 Greenwich street. William street, have just received aud PR ESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, | PURE CHAMP. E, WI offer for vd Patt coe of Pate Boxes for bonbous, Seer conten or be spared to render this the iH saroige cm i AGay NE. A i Im®rre pu a At wn, hora, tnd Ch ;| FANCY BOXES AND CORNUCOPIAS just been reccred hy the ber, to whieh ¢ So pennies SyracLe for Osathetioners, for Christmas one Rew Litre, of merchants, hotel paren ate gentlemen i ears presents. A ‘assortment of is and mie stores Fheshore Wines are equal to an odin seity ara otgred papers 0 ait Blade, tiny Ve outa asa wilt ‘be y oiderof ube Commiine of nator pamoaapheny eke et BACH re ROBERN ULL Fea Chairman. fof ei nen names of the Cemimitte sei be published at an (3 25 27 29 317 DsMOCRAT eohON UF an Y ACRES. Tewe Asnusl Ball of this Associati rill tak Wedsesday’ Evening, December 30, isise at the Gute ittee. this will ade by th aos, Watises’ Jobn A. s to be ad of rane fies are: ments, and at the Eagle office, and Owen Colgan’s, in James sireet. Wilton, Terence hiley, Charles Denik ran ee ha Wittam Bar Barts, chm A W Whaley, wd Lynen, Hi Sharp, fF Kciesy, Peter bien 7 He tae ok cha . baat a Do Fes Hany Wuson, Seeriiary ee idee OTICE—Astrotogy’ Palen ups La, ro] a der respectful informs Li She can be © Professionally (. hi Calcnvereet trum Schock int evening: TO THOSE Crom SHAVE TREMBREVER. ING’S UN- M, for Shavins thon fae it Laat, eur, took the fret pre ig age of a Justitute Fair.— the INQ’s CR CIN RY is Ma SPRCIMENS ¢ APPROACHABLE. VERBENA én article, \veranlly praised i BoWeddiog-eake Boxes on hand or alot crtee PURE MALT WHISKEY. pat in pin mreegth ate and ARLES MORAY fosnes. i eded h ‘ ne igimmelaetare in rice e equal to it iets tote * ietens SoS Det felon tare whe caer 4 ~ mero theski ay eecla chcepes teal ee Acer er of freckte: ‘Sw therefore 47) would ianmnle ceonamy ‘ad foamy Al LEFT OFF eatrANEED. AND FURNITURE me of it! sder the directions foruse,cf" Cit Rie Freperedand | [,ADIES OR foeh an Weer’ x ar ine Sepgaes offsets for sale, wholesale ax retail, and a fs face ama ait imer 192 Brosdwav, s tbr, dhronet the Font Omen, ¢ Excnanor. | TRS Re Joba C. Meche: WANTED, ATION as Teacher of Mane an ation or Children in a private aT ot the Sret respectability, t~] a as Sees. he bout avail Aa ie Gy Ra ee B—200 bla for T* ‘a TTA a DOLLARS REWARD. tow, by the 50 the evening o . at. Hetween ngetlt a Th ares omely 07 Thevtre‘Aliey and Fuk Row and 6 P. M., two bund: together. It poten ies ie A Solow edvortiser isa Gabe hone mausion Fees saeco er oaky ry North River Byok; four $5 notes of the Farm: chanies’ Bank of Ogdensbargh; thr denomina: the ener es fe tea. The finder wilt’ ward upon applying to George Do: Baivon, Ire Chureh street. sca Wie aes and bark | Extra nich 9 GEO. T. HOPE. 7 BER’ inspection of rg ah a a perb Neans et (rs —— very rivh, 610 $14. byt newest and % styles, $910 890 Ate ww very fine riv ered lawn Pea ean aage betes enter a 1 15 weiss Worked ofthe mont co oy Jose Vein ao head Lace nd rn JEYFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. Orrice No, 0 Watt street, orrosite ruz Meacnant’s 18, ear, conti 1e3 to wd ang agrinat loss or damng ses, warehouses, buildings S § wf, 4 ae is Smith,” f Ye dbo tad w. anteniy te -7 ‘ureele ret Ma on] ih collars, at 7 2, bg » Erom $4 fons or boldsy pee Needle-worked way. Ladiog can be attended to ky sa SE HATS. NOX, the MATTER, of 128 Fallon Street. offers K gquerli, japode waren aed ‘merchandise, sad every description era jendid assoriment of the standard atyle. Also the f also gtinstloss or darnage b y intand n: ris fs sahion of Hats just received, which i bn bE a fe git. “Also ac chetee lot of Ladiea’ Mellons vere prtate sr eis rre UNION LINE OF LIVERPOOL FRCRETE Dh ute DOLE ee Beatital Neca | P Sater te fiat eile sud favorite packet abin hich he wil sel Te ; sr day.’ Her lemma Fecommedetiont forex estos par : ae iS recy low. Loy undersi; e the » niece oO! “ hing tonceuce beri make early — on Rd eet” he selle at hore ice, (ibat being ime | wah ‘ences ier tow Wath peri ‘9 ae ts! 06 South ae i SIC, Beets Sit wil reload E ONLY TRUE SONG. et ela from A verpook ee ARCHY GRIEVE, the real eaterer of ‘ancy and and to off B osii variety of Bird Seeds. © Pages, &¢ id. will at al! ‘ith van A ONT E, No.3 iiwes mer Loot out for your Uhr To Prevents, Archy*will be ont for yo Uhristma: te, Te. mewbered when he candy ard the cakes, forgotten. "Bo. attention ive eas quets put up by his own hand, in his usual style, at shot Dry Goods at 176 — cA ik connists B t St! Merinoes, Black Mh ra ogo B Asof a celebrated Pesci ri gs Hin de Lains, yd ronda he the Bird and Covored rom, Wo. ate “these Bi ee Birds a te fice! “it ii fy end ra you wi then 20 lot 9 Sn ates sine oa ce if 126 Bowery, re | after the Hay er, who. pre! RE. CAMELS Medicated Vapor and) Sulphur Baths, 134 Fulton hhoreh strget. A | cermin eure for Colds, staan Bone: Pivot all inflammatory’ di incident to the =e able e weather. Thi vi Se eof th ca bented by aat hab | eravtions and diseases ofthe atin. Ni lange of bing cold oer 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's. onmet Cap. intro velling or evening use of these baths. GENIN, FERS the oe Jae Taker this mnetead of iafornting. those genomes takes this method of in fer ths beautiful French stvle. that he has assortment of those truly gracetul Hats. ity of the fabric fro h they are mi e of their superior lustre and durabili- . 00 be r novelticn ‘of the season. hich is the celebrated ibscriber for Men and of Fw Cloth, Yew tand Silk Plush, for tra- Cap for children are perfect Gems. wl NG Wondwaye » Velvet Boi Purel | als and | pure WILL open a larce | oft | Drow tres ood, compr cut yelvets, &c., &e. | taste from the latest arrival rs, Merchants and milliners from the country, wantin patterns, will be disposes MRS. I NO. 67 DIVISION STREET. assortment of Paris millinery, fer ction a choice isin sating, plain and ‘which beinz selected ‘with goo is, is well worthy the attention of mate! would find it their tere to call b he stock 1s fresh, th the latest: whic able erm, 22% Im*re ast ed at Indi at 367 Bre rom the Jargest to the small trace out of old rubber. An Double do, and light French Boots; also roadway. comer ot Frauktin atree! By | ‘OV ER SHOES. egent re hee lati adber Over Shove the Fw t,and as cheap as you can those a large assortment of cork Sole algo a great assortment oi jisses’and children’s beots “and fen, savciy-saew cheap, GeoprEAn’® OVER SHOES, went Metallic India Rubber, erfectly flexible in the cold- est weather. For sale by the case or si ne Bole A Voc tht oak =) B oF 'S, tories, aa mere *"* AE amgvar atone Roe Shee. | 100 BROADWAY. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER SHOES, manufactured of Goodyear’s Celebrated ¥I jonable s price, ev: store. a3 Im*: end warranted to rent Boots for Broadway for $8 gr Pee oun french Boot rad Shoe Manufactory, one praise in the ate aro torarder at the shortest notice. bic eat BOOTS ick Sales and Senall Profits. RENCH BOOTS for $3 56, our own rar NE satisfaction; fae French impet ars @ most stores in this city. Our boots received une high chest the American Institute, for ‘ ta. Bhoes, Gaiters, ke made Mending. &e done in nthe | OUNG & JONES, 4 Ann at. re | Upox no the price Several 1 <i very conveniel J Apply at 175 Hndson si THE Pro) ft ham w doors west of Penrl street, to which he has ‘added 4 tions! bedrooms, and fa: favorable compari: the central part of the 19 lw" re FRENCH'S HOTEL, ietor resrectfolly i 1 yg? friends late hotel m street, d the pubite that he has removed Fulton street, to his other hotel, 94 ished them in a style that will bear ith the very best hotels in the city.-- occasion wi'l chere be more than one bed in a room, for which will be 25 centa pernight. 417 Im*rc } Pee mak, col A THREE STORY et on 23d atreet.between the 2d and $d avenues. e mantels Yhronghont the hous front with verandah and French 0; ‘The honse is one of a row of six houses on the seuth side of the street. For further particulars apply to VYSE & sone. rh 172 Pearl st FOR SALE, Itis well finished, and replete ith the latest improveme ts, including ki phen range, | 1d and warm baths, water closets, &e., Italian mar: | acourt yard of 15 feet in | Bold at and al maa mains. One ot two doses is as certain to relieve bilious cholic, diarrhann, &e. as i in. It is perfectly de- lightful in its odor and flavor. It ersally acknowled, to be the best family med ‘er offered to the public.— Price 50 ceuts nue and loch s yd Charl DR. KELLINGE 8 INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to y maadag 5d and ulcers of every ature in a It ncts like magic in removing rheuma! T bottle. #reet; comer Bowery and Broome; 3d ave- | effriee’s drug store; and at the H. i offle, 90 Jol PIANO FORTE on stage hy et that of th their arenes sant im INSTRUCTION. iC. Ke CELE & EDWIN McCORKELL, ithe latter from the Royal Academy of Music, ive leasons on the Piano Forte it rest » 54 Linpennrd st. upon ve ‘moderate as al London, will or Violin, at ¢} fe ce a 64 o'el Passenge' Cages or Engl A Fi tienlars capteds an lew ¥. id WY casepena leaves the foot of Market a foot of a7 eaves the foot of Market | cone M. New Cars at Livings:on and Wells’ Express, | A hg Street, ts Im re sr ie dead chad om direct to Boston, arriving at 7 Higron, Op cake pomameser ret, Gir: : John T. Wright, commander, will sail as above, and stop at Chaileston aud Havana, by pe For freight or pessge, ith state rooms, apply to the captair Rar of ak street, East River 8. D ATATES MAIL LINE, nok ALBAN EA AND giIOY, ; sstonie Rai Fring ts ceameree Housatg ie Railroad thee heavy H from Bridgeport to een Halicoed "ihraugh by by oar. ‘daily (Sune at 646 o’cls TN MOUN W. H. Fra lock, rs ‘alte the Cars at eh ink Baggage Crates, gi ect equal to the beat by Steamers Nimrod, and Mohegan, ve neg sime_se last yerr—For turer par: Office on Market street Pier, and ieee inquire at the PERRY, Agent. ¥ NE 7 a TON © HAvEN, Sth SPRINGFIELD, AND | ris | fh Bisudid steamers TRAVEL: ily, (Sundays ex: Peck ‘Blip, alt tea readiness on the arrival of the boat at Bar|: 45 Imisth ‘ork, Dee. 4. 1848. and few ORLEANS. of SOON. BSecors os fom brought 01 cation as FOR NEW. 0 OBURANE-Lesisune and New York Hpo=Best ot pael To sail or be! eee Col January eat sailing packec ‘ay. Wor treat or mangas passage, end rained omm dations, apply on board, [. foot of | Je; | Wall street, or to EK hh 0 Ages in New open . who will one: add: Reieirnacl its senate ad am rh a2 re friew: ther :o of them pv terms, vat i abo iad ig Antes iverpool, is dis- ca soe a, see Tah) chars ship MAY SLLTAME, \eane atten ated Gey Ci Sams anes, will pe, aes for ‘gt above port om Wy PHELPS, | Pr able for smail fami- | 45 bi enon prmuied | Fre | cember, and be contis AMUSEMENTS. Roengepemen' fr for. tt 7 evenien Charitable Puad ef St. George's Society of New York, | yy se'Dy a a THOR AY 5 "gee whieh wil be sad MONDAY EVENING, DEC, 28, 1946. Fora wll pe 8 Rs. £. Loven ™RNCuAE vooauinrs. Trane Maris, Mie, G. se, Ora Gra Di * “MISS NORTHALL., » migege eae ieanoi se: Doors on ot 6% o'clock ake Drama of TB ‘ache; Ki Wi cH Spree Sharh bon Manag nen ete the BF iL AS AND hen THE D rns litz, ‘0 conclude with formances ge commence B. Rye ie d aie Fae ry ASoMEBUDY ELSE | Mattick ‘will be eadea the DUMB paLe- stig per- Abbott The Talented ‘Ci Maste's Buttocy and Cour, and | piled KE EAS DES MOPSONRURS, or tf Miss Anne knowa ast LLONEO <8, . My and the performances will com- ORN, ei rat. Hom icar Player, ofztier | ones st To eloes__Bores $1: Pit 90 crnta:_Gellery 9 cents, | many, ‘his first gpneeran New York,) OWrKY THEATRE—Monday Evening, Dec. 28, the | MRA Kye Performances will commence wih the Grand National | ie HG. TIMM of PUTNA MM Gouaral Washington, Ms Veche: Ge- oMR. GEORG! ‘Mr Booth Seneca, M ‘And. MFSrreners Putnenn, Mrs | cITy BURGLAR | Merbarye Mr Nea LOAN. ae A LOVER-Peter Spyk, will ESTs °. Frergeant Auster- BUMB G Git UF GENOA— Stranpado, Me A Chapman—Julietta, bore G Chap cents, to all parts of the house ; private box es, 93, °Fie! 13) 196 ‘Doors open at hai( past 6—Performance to commence at 7. ington, Mrs jew farce of B. eeerenty Mrs Timm. Holland: ‘iss Brown, Miss Robe: Dress circle 90 cents; upper boxes 2 Private boxes $5. Orchestra box: Doors open at_half past 6 oe Opera peters eto rae Directors of the Tesifan 9 quirico, 8. Patti and ©. rog! Dramatist Persone. Linda, si Piero! Mi You uis of Boisfleu te. “Sixnc ‘Sigao: Lead f the O1 5 Geeeatieeet ee ts ean be secured at whe. box ‘office o'elock, P. M. daily. Performance to commence at 734. M' ey ewe OLYMPIC THEATRE—Monda: eT commence with the HI3TOPHLLES—J: y Ji oes « Signor 8, Benedetti « Signor F. Beneventano. +S gnor L. 2 Bi Sie ‘Benet! Riese. $1 00 Even- axtrava- Ti AR! a BRAVO! barb alcor: Gianing, Mrs Timm, hich, SPRING GARDENS-Scoreup, ‘Mi Hol- DAY hata SPENT—Miazzle, Mr nts: pit one shijling ; ‘curtain rises at 7. Home im Chambers street. January, 1847, the ati rm the opera of Donizetti, HAMOUNIX. ‘Company—Signori A. San- A. Sanquitieo. Martini r Benetti Ri a | from 10 M4 M tila Doors open at 7 o’clock. a? rh SANTA CLAUS ALHAMBRA SALOON, 559 Breadwey, between faites Coe Prince streets, nearly opport HERR Herongate! ent ng of al eve! Me this week and produc. in person, loaded with Toys and Candies for the Fall particuls ily bills. aL cele Sa le Children under 18 yeara Doors open at 6! DER, toes ep gd eearat co th the Baleony, 3% ceate— mmence aT o'eloek. 427 lwre HILL AT THE TABERNACLE, NEW YEAR’S NIGH: M® HILL lafias) “YANKEE HI pleased to see A avmerout ey IDAY EVENING he eed introduce the pecul i MRCTURE, A RCDOTES ‘ORI Es, nb palo: see Programmes. 7 ies of * ges, than tweaty laugh: with the utmost le characters, ive of New England pecu inimerous friends at the TABI xt ( {New Year’ ich husiasm by. rildane 7. ILL,” the renowned fiarities, will be JERNACLE What by en ‘s * Down ig DIALOGUES, YANKEE \ Trish, nnd American Jih trations of mo: n receive and fashionable au- and meri ts, 25 cents each, it the principal Sata and at the door. 634; performance to commence pil half frast CIRCUS—BOWERY AMPH Norper EVENING, me ATRE Dee. AME MARIA MACARTE, UEEN OF THE Cin Ker LEVI. NORE THe Mr. JAMES NI h : bY ren, Willie ond Charlie THE DANCING. PONY, Jeon wonderful trainieg and Pas Mr. NORTH will. for the first a Kane NDS. T whee ERS 20, cae jar g with a Lous XIV. CLE. rbiy taught chil- y Lind, anil exhibit her jeuls. is season, appear eu Sil rt the igh Fling. “AMERICAN OIRCUS: OH PROPRIETORS. entertainment will rand Entree enutled the Courtiers of Seenes and Exercises in the Arena by Mr. Sinds and his | talented children; Posturiug by Mr. H. &:. Conover; Fighting | horses; Pickwicke by Mr. Mosely: Master Hernandes as the | Bailor Boy; Danemg Home May Fly, fe. &e. Clowns, Messrs Pentland dand Lath Doors open at -past 6 o'clock. rformances to com- mence at? pre: Boxes 25 cents ; M , and from 2 to4 P.M. Pui 18% cents ; Private Boxes 50 cen Sears can be secured at the Box Uffice ty pce eae cloak, ttre and Treamnree HCH STREET THEATHE, PHILADELPHIA. BURTON. = et and Lessee. TT +. Stage Man the cag ie vende a diaaahly yet % waited yas: “| tre in the Untoo ‘MONDAY EVENING, a 28th. Tavaganza of On, ¥ The Big Baby of Brobdiguag. Galliver....... Donna Juliette.. new On, Montezuma. Cortez. an i Me watt, ‘ANDEGEON, ak ae the a ‘ny EVENING, Dee. 8th--Will be performed, the Tresed of ame hse Benes aius Cassius Mareus Antoniu iemeeate (ene LEND ME FIVE SHILL Mr. Golightly....... On Tuesday, Mir. And rector. JULIUS CESAR. Nos, CHESNUT STREET THEATRE. GREAT ATTRACTION A grea: quantity of HOLIDAY “PRESENTS given away 0 ‘OR THEM AL ne oer Joung AMERICAN! MAGI. | Mr. AN, will CIAN, will P00 VERY EVENIN. eee OF MAGI which he will pees ae a during Boquets Cokes, Confectione: e performan ticulors of wkich jors open ee 7 0 ancora beton & o’rlock. = M* ee it Temple end Bi gnilicens Boxes and Pit, 25 Gallery, 25 cents, (entrance Boirees, end per tity of Wreaths, Candies, he to commence 4 M 435 4 NEW THEATRE BROADWAY. HE publie are respect! Hy trouble and anxiet, T mah ‘& Adams, to compl 8’ duration. wishi ke THE {KiSH EMIGRANT W icra No pet Third at Ball procared of tye Joseru Stuart, es for Gen, Townsend's propert ea a with: the eminent vost paid) when they Tuesday Ev 0 Ladies $3—Ci "No.6 Ann street, or | Informed, that after andersigned have ee | in Bo jete the bri! ‘When it will be open to the publ } nto spend the wit. ate Will please address | sgersive fee | RESTON & CO. SOCIETY 1 at the | thee HE THIRD ANNUA FIFTH NATIONAL G L be given at — Coliseum on 1845. aon eee era Be Soy, wa et tthe eo A po "area the ands: reigned my the 4th, 7th, and 25th Lege at) Tick ~ Ran eifard and pens Saeee iets, wear may be obtained n gh ae Geo, cA fo Gbetey. Mr, pe ofte ociety tidy inate nce on "Monday Lockwood & AL FETE OF THE fonay gn f Wi Y. Hiat. Boe, | the scrutiny. Thi LATEST INTELLIGENCE, Avsany, Dec, 26—6 P. M. A petition praying Governor Young to pardon the antirent prisoners, is being circulated through this city. @Christmas was celebrated with uncommon éclat in this city. SS BY THD MAILS. Wasuinaron, Deo. 25, 1846, Hon. Thomas Haynes Bayly, of Va., and Hon. Garrett Davis, of Kentucky—Pian of the Duel—Interposition of the Potice—The Christmas, gc. Se. The contemplated effeir of honor between the Honora- ble G. Davis, of Kentucky, and T. H. Bayly, of Va, hag been the absorbing subject of discussion to-day all over the town; and from the numerous rumors upon the sub- ject, we select the following as coming from the most reliable authority, and as being the most reasonable se- count of the sffair that we have heard :— On Wednesday last, Mr. Bayley, in debste in the House, charged Mr. Davis with the lie—not with the lie circumstantial, nor the lie in the Pickwickian sense; but the lie direct. Of course, every body expected the af- front would have to be settled at Bladensburgh, that scene of many disgraceful transactions, since the very disgraceful fogt-race of 1814. Yesterday, the arrange- 2s were anes jolelig seconds, sphcoeee, Ms tols for two, e meetin; irae sppoint Fan ear! hour this morning, Hon. Sseddon of iA colleague acting as the seconds of aha the Hon. Mr. Barrow, ba the Senate q 57%, for was in the wind, and after consultation with his mother, he immediately ‘proceeded to the residence of the Dis- trict Marshal, Gen. Hunter, and informed him of the mat: ter in gearing. Tho General despatched & o'clock at it) to the lodgings of i don at the house Joan er from Accomnck; the passed up to Mr. B.'s room, = he wes met by Mrs.B , who was very naturally alarmed at this mysterious intrusion of an ‘ofticer of the law at so late en hour of the night. Tho deputy informed her that she need entertain no apprehensions, as his ot wee Se 3 preserve the peace. pm - was acco! ee ee and bound over in the usual peace, when he was diemisesd. The officer noxt came down to Mrs. Brauner’s on we Avenue, a half a mile distant from the first pursuit of Mr. Davis. Mr. Davis was ek, aid (a we understand) that he would be fc at 10 this morning. At six A. M., however, he was off in thecars with his friends for Baltimore, ‘© presume that they dined together at Barnum’s to-day, ewsiting orders. Mr. Davis (whig) ralokepes Mr. Clay’s ree and resides near him, w! at home, in Kentucky. Gene: Bayly (dem.) is’ the sorcmeere $f Mr Wise, es the re- resentative of the old Accomack district in Virginia. in person Mr. Davis is quite a small ee while Gen. B. stands six feet, or more, and large in In the pn he geen i ae ‘wo! por vantage, in present pace oe his antegonist. We'hope, justment, and that on Monday next we shall have such ‘an announcement made to the House. The day, ene the excitement about fo aon hes heen cheeny 5 ene ot, wind: » and dhe ogg gallon bow eo , and the are BoA oh St fae aes and at man: es, were amar pate splendid collection aS Pe Christmas boxes, drew a large crowd, consit largel; of the ‘upper ten,” to his store, several of corps being represented Caer the number. These Pa- risians are @ thee Reopie--S baw of elegant taste in everything. The id a co to them. ‘We understand that Monsieur Gautier ispreparing abun dred dollar ap irée, that is to come off during the season at tne West End. Mr. Edward Webster, of the Massachusetts volunteers, "isin town; also Lieut. ioe ‘of the South Carolina volunteers, vn official business, we presume, with the war office. morrow pight Sivori is bar us again. He bei has told ay full house, for his first appearance ‘The Odeon Diymeione as crowded to night, al to see og singular and groi fair of Santa C! The Quakers are engaged the Episcopal To-morrow we on Feour to government effairs, and politics, and the ‘DOCTOR. Feir for another week. Wasminc ton, Dec. 25, 1846, Mr. Davis, of Kentucky, and Mr. Boyly, of Virginie— The Words Spoken in Debate—Apprehencion of Dusl—Information Laid—Arrest of Mr. Beyly—Me* Davis Among the Missing. On Wednesday, the 23d instant, it will be remembered, Mr. Davis arose in the House, during the delivery of Mr- Bayly’s speech, for the purpose ef making an ebserva- tion, or asking for an explanation, as Mr. Bayly had ad- verted to his remarks delivered ona previous day. Mr. Bayly refused to give way, and said : “I do not mean to be interrupted. Ifthe gentleman desires a personal ex- planation he cen heave it elsewhere, out of thishell. I will not be interrupted in my argument. The gentleman refused to give way yesterday, and with whet presump- tion does he come here and ask others to yield the floor to him !” Mr. Davis was about to state the reason, but Mr.Bayly would not permit him. “The gentleman,”’ remarked Mr. Davis, “shall not make false references to me.” “Do you mean to say that I made a false reference.” fal Thee: | “Ido.” Mr. Bayly rejoined, “It isa lie.” This is, sub- unpleasant stantially. the origin of the peculiarly now existing between these gentlemen. It was supposed, immediately after this hewerraigy that there woulda duel. Ou the ensuing mo: Bayly and his colleague, Mr. Seddon, were seenin ee conversation, shortly they came into oe rong while the House in session, Mr. cee of the Senate, called Mr. Davis from his seat stances, all this would not have meen specially (Boman but something extraordinary was ‘nticipated, and hence Po 4 twelve hee before one of our mo; yn that letters had pessed between Mesers. yly, and that there’ bad been suspicious visitings between their friends. At one o’clock A.M., — by the captain of th guard, 0 the ante, house of Mr: here arre: sted Mr. Bi ye took hi ming (Christmas) about ntleman, whose name it mi He ita: resentatives, ‘are sureties. Now’ fot Mi Pati ake Chapman, poy S four cers, ha at about two o'clock. ir. ty a Father unwell, Put would soe Mr. Chapman at rather unwell, but w foe Mr. he might int. Mr. Chapman to the door to call for ‘ol it, when Mr. Davis him out into turned the key; and thus there was a san ree snd i the om ot Mr. Cl tee, sent word to Mr. Davis to meet him at ten o'clock, for reasons suspected, the not take place. ate Chapa denied that a Salionee Mod Ln eiag 2 afternoon st halfpest “hm i stantially correct. cx Right Merry Christmas—Cold Weather—Mr. Ofenston —Robbery—Flour, $c. Christmas has brought some genuine winter weather | in his train, the thermoneter this morning being fullten | degrees lower than on any previous day of the seeson.— 1 do not remember ever to have witnessed a more gene- ral observance of Christmas day than was evident throughout our city. The churches were all filled inthe morning by those so inclined—the taverns were crowded to overflow—egg-nog was swilled down by tubfulls, and ‘as a matter of course before church was out, the reelers in the street were quite numerous. The streets were thronged throughout the day by old and young, grave | and gay, and all manner of business, excepting perhaps, the confectioners and toy-mongers, was wholly suspend- ed. The watch-house came in for « large number of , especially on Christmes ¢ whom were ar aares oung: gentlemen from the ied ‘at An- napolis, w come to ie plage ‘The fines, mosey and cooled thom Gowns alt ot citizens. Mt. sr ‘Cramton fh a om conn oreey. the coagu! orities)oead from eet caster be ee formed this morning. . A. H. Robertson, was bro- eh enles ind loco, goods te the ve- Purtavecrnsa, Dec. 26, 1846. Merry Christmas and « Fight all round. The festivities attendant upen a jolly celebration o | { Christmas hes, of course, had its effect in giving the watch and police « host of prisoners to present to their honors, the judges, to answer for their misdeeds. Asis usual, the worst displays of row dy ism took place in the lower part of the county, and the “ killers” wore of course the prime movers. A number of the Spring Ger- den police yesterday made a descent into Moyamensing, for the purpose of arresting a man named Mincken, for whom warrants were out. Their appearance upon the “Island,” as the township is called, was the cignal for » collection of the gang, and the alarm was immediately sounded. ‘This wes done ina novel manner, though ac* cording to their genoral practice. Inthe neighborhood where they congregate, starvis n small market, the roof of which is supported by iron pillete, which on being