The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1846, Page 3

AID THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS! TEX #3 AND OREG "PEE TEXAS AND OREGON rAsBOt CATION wilt | el rsary jenn, and siso the amih ached by Se eels Sree at RESACA De Va PALMA, MONTEREY, WIN; B.x.J pate koode will be sold peremptorily, ou credit Br etviog theip Second An al Bail 48 the Evening of the Sh days, for a paper. tor account of whom it may EIGHTA Janu er ade sine i creditors to cover the amouit | ne goods weal af portion, cone thom 3 CASTLE GARDE! =e backgammon moles cool ae ‘The proceeds of the BAL will be somevriate | by the Com- | T84l peadbepricsrenmaibe bese tet 0 boxes, lead penci man eket books, wal si alee pe rer Locbemtendl Gormsn Collate; Bata © mite Be peas ills ronan called igto service by the Neitnel HES! BENT OF THE UNITED STATES. $ret Tteseminr as teanepafent ‘alates, ‘oval mircots, razor atrops, "pack an pope Geg scuguamou bosrds Chesswnen, cheek : may be permitted to unite im the couse, the number of THCKRT# WILL ROT BE LIMITED, of the city and of either of the Committee. By order of the Committee of Array) SAMUEL O} AlD THE NEW YOXK VOLUNTEERS T aanalon adainetichentliehder ea Wei ber tions or taste will be spared to render th’s the do, carpenter TIC CITIZENS acd may be obtained at the principal hotels Os5G' vein twend ‘watches, hair Cranes Wann, Secretary i ill be pushed at carly day es of the Commits gha7 29 312467 Bist AID FOR TRELAND. rP'O.THE RESIDENTS OF THE SECOND WARD — ‘The Committee nppointed for the yurpose of eollectic pectfully give notice tetera! funds, call at euch houre ia the w derween 5 aus o'clock, P. wall Nereortved by the Comm: |. ©. Stoueall. . 2 trom a Dents, sera] sale will be d29 11#re ‘THE HOLIDAYS. for NEW YEAR—The Cake jchs Castors, Ke. should be cleaned and pu me of th ~~ by continass =Tubbing NEW YEAR’s CALLS pT MEN, Patemoltion making calls on | please call (prior toh fime), oy Vi ry cathe Fark Bourn, Sear Becks street, aod furnish th femealver with Cards tor venreves |k purses, cotton Sr t= pistol rench and ter- | r thimbles, ni buttons, ‘pen wen printed from engraved Put trays a waiters, pee and whips, percussion ca and wood do, tu eaus, fish- | pus pen nts, Tt th fly ny en faney Kee furnished Richa B WELLER, 25 713 Breadwa ‘and No. 20 Clinton st., near Ful “an kerb ‘THE HOLIDAYS. BOUQUETS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. e pleasure to inform he ne paula aseoat CHatiem. which LAY saatie thos paar ital tet New York, to en ‘ears morning. “Ton which Wil be adied the DUMB sctbeaiice Moe. | brated Ballet Dinpetiggment, en. ¢ Datsense MOISSONEURS, er the Wheatsheaf ises. the performances will com Pome ‘hat they wil be served in point otic equal Yifnoe superior to ets pre- vive would slag respectfully ia have th 'dera for tne Ist Jan. rene they will -s first a THOMBON, 635 635 ee aes. a TEAS TABLES. OULDS of Jelly, C! ramids, Orraments an: Flam, Po Pound Almoud and Spon Hitewe, To cone fode with a EP. coseting OweRY TWERT AE —Tomday Ly RiE—Gaonel Bvt “sir Neafie; King Mr Layne Oconestega, Mr. Forrester; ‘Mattiwan, be BRONZE HORSE—Rat ih + Hadeeays Zaman Mia. Booth dal with the CHILDREN IN THE WOOD— ro WILD STEED Sir Rowiacd, Mr. rfamery, | jarlor veils u reat as the playe a shebitod yop LYS Sou, 41k “ie A SPLENDID . DISPLAY OF CAMEL} HE ©\188CRIBERS ‘woulgteell the att Wao wish to procure handsome Pa:!or ¥ collection of Camelias yee N.B. tail as well as wholesale deers. "C Gauslogues are Low re ne JACOB . th AL yeatons 0. 33 Plate street, Bhat . Quirk... David Pollock. , 29) LETTICR BAGS PER STEAMER CAMBRIA | mae! TLL close at the Office of the Subseribers, on Wednes- | Pisted Castors, dav, 30th inst., avd A brred ay. 3 _ at % tod diesticks, Cake Baskets, o'clock, P.M. HARNDE CO.. 6 Wall street. Alco. elegant sapance: P'S Letters’en be poe a3 above toall parts of the pattern Continent. d29 3t rh. Jras, Ke. vat LANDED, consis’ $30) wad yas beet i long, fram $ to %6 ine TT Waiters, round, oval, and Dishes, with handles and chased; Soup Tu- on stands with lamps, Cof- feeana Tea Urns, Liquor Stinds, Castors, Brane! Ter Sets, &e:, and a splendid assortment of C which will be sold at a very small advance, 62938 B. GARDINER, W, SHIMLEY, Auctione OLD NES Deas’, Balk OF Cho Oke ¥ Gi,ass AND ALBRO & CO., TEA AND WINE DEALERS, ;*INA—By H, ILLARD. de: 118 Division str vl between Eldrides ‘and Allen sts., 1034 o'clock, at No. Rabctase melons 0 Coffre, Dinner. and Te id Te 40 Grand street 4 block east of the Bowery, have | best blae Ds in their stork of choice ‘Wines the following, which are of mou edged, di very superior Py veins —Old * Pure Port,” and | sets ; rich sweet Port, of et Lonton | blers, Wir Dock Po t ot vine ¢ 1821; fine o! india Gold | casks Solas v din 29 11 Toilet sets ‘They have also all kinds o| delicious flavores | Cordials, selected specially tor the Holidays 829 3.* rre WINES AN ES. Siren t Old Wines and Brandies in demij aes for families, for the approac! wmein “* bord.” Likewi Beans. Olives, Capers Peace Nate ker Al and Brani FIGUEIRA, 80: commer of Fifvh street and Aveuue ‘A. N.B._ Bovasets made un with taste, dz NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. EMBROIDERIES AND LACE, RIS worked Collars, Velerives, Fichus, Gimgs, Haud- Bebe melon pasavetin, Ball Dresses, Scaifa, ke. Ke, old at Tess than the os a of im er Coolers, Plated Tea Sets, Cac- BWoRTh, to close ‘ea Trays, i sets and singly, uew “Also, ati2o’clock, one rich papier m:che Par'or Stand, | GANT SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE, ¢0tt $10, endove mahogany Becratary aud cian NUNNS & FISCH Tay OULD call the attention of their Bias THE BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS a GUON's BAZAAR, come of Courtlandt stree! ‘this the importations for mant wish to procure an article of the oon occur. Sigemat dress Fi ty, Brahes,C rising the entiver fie debi iknsonts in Bioeds ir; Walter, Mr. Neafie; Josephine, | Mrs. Soot iT-4 He a |. Madison. cen joors open at 64 o'clock: curtain risce Benefit of MRS. G. C: ap man REENWICK, daca 'KE—Corner phere ay ‘Evening eth ar ion | cl i} ‘Bo conclue wich TRHE Je ALOUS—Mr Belmour; Mr G | Chapman Harri 0 Chapman, Boxes, 25 cents, ‘te all aa of the hoase ; private bo. es, 6—Performance to eommence at 7. “OPENING OF el THE ITALIAN OPERA , ma House, in Chambers _atanet, N AMON DAY Ereniag, 4th of jensany, tal: Opera okiN Dad perform Re operat of Beales ners ‘Company—Signori A. San- ast caval in ri4 ooune season ba ry jewest and best selected goods, and never been equal- er years for taste or fineness. ie na siver gilt mounted Dressing ( er $3. Pit, ms re open ac half p and ee fekioae | Directors of the Ital “am Bi Patti and C. Foglia ‘Manoyer, Signor Pogliana. See nee Dramat 1 Persona. Corner of Uae aienow resde atthe suction mom. _dt0 iPro [RABLE KNOWLEDGE. without hs: ng Lew ar coats and pants to 94 steer ‘street, comer of ‘ware ; com- pt and U C ware ; white granite and Chins Tes it and Te tim near at me store. Ms CURE Issoss 4 CMuareay wu aan Beerk RICH AND CHEAP EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. a ye received a splendid Rai- a Plekle Gherkin neo Aino reduced prices, at JAMES agri & CO, y Wines, Chamanes ag ‘Fiicsexrs, Old Jamaica Rum, % af ee pi New street: | Berman aN Auct 1 aan IMPORTANT NEWS. LEVY w day evening, at 6} o'clock, | HE DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF NEW pone: far. | eat No. 293 ned A fr " nished to subscribers on the London p!an, ara other oh oe out by | Paintings, just received from Euro} . nd Fn- | seen tefore in this coun! wwenen ailfursished to subseribers | positive. No. 359 B; OFFER ron a HOLIDAY Lik Tot of Oil | ns have not been rg, aud all inter- | DE. jommerce, the | ested in the fe arts: are revived to call and view the sree for twenty-five cents a week. to | <5, dny) 7 ~ y. coe hon ta}: (oe twenty-five aones,8 x carrier | QPLENDID ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, at Auction Will deliver these rapersas desired by the subscriber. at any | le pet bay cel The Post, Commercial. Ga- | tortment of rosewood Fur em ity. ove hour | AV, ard modem sty Some of the | Geruer, and warrant 400.090 reners of New York a1 Arrangem~nt, to begin cy (phe ‘Vear in an econo’ ner City paps this new psraee will ple publish and notice this ot ement, I will pay them H. LUDL'*W, Auctioneer. low & Co. will sell at anction, Tus . . A. HO! MES. A ie ites oh Newt Ni How. | Rabeldere, Galshed nat Camched oaks EW YORK TEGAT, OBSERVER Heh etabretdered Fire Gers IV., handsomely boun $3.50, Office 41 Ann steer. No 1, Vol. V., vi bet pub- Boo! ishet on ee Ist January. bs Se see SAML. OWEN, Editor. ae Be san colree Vale Bia ale podeine WANTED, = | Cataloenes reedy the morning of the sale. FS Suspenders lamp RITUATION as dnlesman in a Silk Jobbing or Dry 2000 be or ROALE RUBBED ean a nods soinmission house, by a respectable Youre Man. who bas been wpwars of & rr bing honses ket street, pre pe miven, ‘Address i Philstetpbia Post Office. TO: 8. van HOUTEN wil * at l0e’clock A. M., to suit pure ITUATION, vane we YNES, Al SITUATION by arerrectable young Woman, as wet | y . Auctioneer. A nurse priv ‘vate Gail ale ‘The ert of eric Pusese TT, be sold at pub oe moe ts sett i | et siven.. Please ayply at No. 17 Elizabeth, comer of Prince st. the thin of a dial io gelock A pours 4 Sp eeeaeecet josed of previoasly at’ pri io ArT aoe MONKY LOS yerterdev.—4 Purse, contai | Hine of purchase, and ‘he b bolen lance ‘warrantee deeds wil! ane of the omnibuses yestardy $50 to $60, noon abrut dusk. Ti finder will receive a liberal reward by Teaver 201 Broad- | wav. ews the contents ¢an bs more particularly described. Silk ‘Dawes Moire ait fed to subserine to this | _ Catalouues nom 2 y 2 st rh Blk spent vara wide. Plain Black and Whit Changeable. Altow ids Rott! E—-TO Thi LADIES.—E. H Lyvd- aay) Dec - at No. IN DE LAINES, CASHMERES. an joa i AND SCOTUH dn SFE Naa, ri COES, P. tof worsted Jere: Bel! Pulis ALSO—GINGHA! Haro bes 954 broi Casés, spectacie Cases, Indies work and pe NOVEL?’ AZ RYARY: YOUNG & ELLIS, respectfully announce novelties for the holiday: ection and sale at 259 and 260 BRADEN'S CONFECTIONERY, FANCY BAKERY AND SA. o. Positive f “yi € ¢lass Confectionery, of the Globe. most choice gescrinn Birds, matched fz et ‘dere exe ven. ‘01 er reieculars, ap- | | igs vo Harris Wilson, Bg. 77 Murray serect.? Terms easy. 4 ‘Oysters of the ise quality prepar. vi bg vader 629 It*rh At LOST, or Stelen, 21 feet long, sharp at both en at ed white, was sralen or went adrift. on the 10th tober Jast. $5 reward will be paid for av; alates of. or $10 for he lelivery te CARR bier ® | mit Greenpoint, vr Willtstoshurr, New York! dap eevee.” Brandies, dark and pale, various brands, of prime quality PANO FORTES FOR HIRE | zener, Roqtenend irish HA RSON of Fiaco Fortes, has | Madeira, 1 and other brands do i wey, n eee rosewood and mahogan! y Piaso Fortes, | i Bnerriee, pale, mold voorehgnege # iz, Alsay “i gi ait Feerected sipek of new end popular Music; Vi- Ps ag ae tae i ee % ay fuiter Strin; C. 4 dts itr" 51a Broadway, between Spring and Prince sts, | Bersack, Bur rns Hin Rest = CLARKE’S 8, | Beste Ales do No. Sew LIaM epee nw CB. ja pats dtaself mont iuichtally, tokeep and ae. ita the New Buildi Y SACK OATS have met with universal ap tebation. I eut them in such « tanner as to eto are e best vant: and to im 5 Thaven large tesmitment on hand, which mare be aalacer the | pric is seldom an opportunity on garments at so Lown price, fore eall early, KE the trade made to order, as usual, at low re AND SCOTLAND de street paid) from aw weofthe Us te VE Eitescons te na the pat ity to with the room, and ham “Shelley, JAM BELL " an ee | _ dee 1merre 117 Fulton street, New ¥. a MILLS, H. ager er ae 178 BROADWAY. Ofnein to those in want ote reas and tast iit, fers RIELLY, 49 Carm * stock of Kolar es god Oriental Lamps, Giranc invented out-door Lan’ tors, Bottles, joderate sum ; a fine French moleskin or met with in the sxl cxlietone guarantee of their supe: ts ‘be cent fr this Toeation extrem: venient whilst oat ea b june this season one of the most extensi ve | 2 teeeaee WINES, gc SEGARS, FRUIT, C. BURDICK, No. $2 Broadway, three doors above WwW “wel selected, to be found in the © Wall street, offers for sale the following, ia lots to | SONTiNy ATION 9 Great In poe boy THE SALE OF C ge ancient and modem artists, im the catalogue which may be his, dated fobbima or omega tn nd sdmired ‘yy al ‘ atic | Glande f LEagland ; Gromewalt | proce in Wearone, id more than fifty pleasing Landscay | Sd will mae oi pad for th only of che best quality, and solicits the favor of the OBERT BOrE BART t Le yt his friends and well. that he is to be above ‘eatablishment, he hopes tosee bis oa friends and customers. ist of January. ‘Thore { now have are of fiver quality and he i re anaes tara nent an are moa Cine trimmed some as am | REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, | he ale ell ie turner. the [4 rs mounted Cans and retail at Hy AN BOX#S AND CURKNUCOPIAS, Confectioners, for Christmas and New lary * Vegas of Also, clgied pap may be found, and will be ‘told by whol nufactory or Ribbons, for the holidays ere Be ad wethe HOLIDAY PRESENTS. of fine Fresh Jewelry and pis fancy | a low pri VICKON’ BISHOP: imparter’of precinse | Maiden Lane, up stairs. bet ey rel BAS. ESPECTFULLY mform ey tr laid fe stoner aN PIN ALLEYS | Unde, acd Billiard Rooms. 1% 149 Fulton ‘Trestne of thi Look out for x your Cc mbered w! candy quets put up e his own han tice. ae ET FU Bw ~PLUNKS priate present. feader of the Orchestra 4 Heer Director...» PY tahoartbor Ibe hana be Performanee to commence at 734. Doors open at 7 gielock. SANTA CLAUS ALHAMBRA SALOON, 650 Broadway, between Spri nearly opposite HERR AT ee, hry ir every evening this week in parson, loaded with "Toys ond Cams 4 Fa cake Boxes on hand, or made to order. TO THE LADIES. if you will peep into 498 Broadway, well kuown | Fremium Store, you will Vesey Prince streets, Laces, particulars in the daily bills. ye! es, various rae arti- | Tickets means anda, 50 cents; to the pialeeny, $6 oqntem ¢les too numerous mentee: ‘indies wanting such arsiaige | Children e half rill do py TEES 593 Broadway, Freee commence at CIRCUS” “BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE FIT OF MADAME MACARTI his establishment, No females ING Becember vc, NORTH, LEV! rte orth the 8i ae Shower. Rea | dred tanitended b .D, ds, that they have | } aahizeg one ei If pricePit 1234 cents. ete OL YM men ge hare onrg rit Jinks, Mr | y Plirtilla Fussington, Mrs Tim Thar i ka reg oC BAUER BRAVO ! her, Mr Walcot; Gianina, Mrs ILY JARS—Delph, Mr. Holland; larce of $3. JOBNSTREET—M. | es cones upp per house #8 conte; pit ove shill'ng; ore open wt half onst ¢o'eloaes es Aaa CIRCUS. SANDS, LENT Dee co., . PROPRIETORS. the. entertainment wil itled the Courtiers o1 Ann street, ranning through t, where they have iatroduced large White MUS! THE oninve, TRUE, 80) sidelog Birds, bas the best pelvcsion Yet off of Selected wees out regard it the re wit jon of fancy long and ad prepared to be put up for cages made xpresal is EVENING Bmmeuce with « Grand Entree ont fC Fight ipriciyices ‘brie. isMaager au -Dancing Horse el ity, jesars Pentland and Lathrop mat half-past 6 o’clock. fend Spauiah Poodl hey r Hownds. wad cany oclar soe jeg, of rare and ey, Dow Bird Cages of every vu 0 minageenent of toe varlods descriptions ef | mo c. ke. Nv. ub ‘Biter vai roe of Bird Seeds. Cages, tc attention from ‘a ae Sapniies to com- t ts ; Private Box ‘can be secured arthe Bos Oitice trom foto ioel 4PM. FOSTER, Seared and Treasurer, THE, ie , Ne OUNG GENTLEMEN, Are! Presents. mad d the cakes are forgot Bo | EA in his usaal set | | nine ae eye Wall PARDESSUS, Sell sence Week hava: 9900 and oa charge $3 5 for ALITY MOLESEIN AND to be equal at the very ent, and assure the public ‘hat it it would be utter! yes ible to ‘sell SUCH AN ARTICLE at a LOWER price than | | HOLIDAY otis Pa 128 Fujvon any pci E to those of an poe if THE WANDERING sien ey To-morrow Mr. Anderson’s third night. JH STREET.’ a Pl LAD! TEs, ae an aE bine heat THIS EVENING, Dec. 29th, « hs clea he HATT! tinny nl cay and be regularly forwarded by Eisen oracenmer., “ADpl ie 25, es Ane FOR THEY HOLIDAYS. to give their friends a warm day, will nlease call at meeIMPse of the above hats, ina | fant bereing Frock Herren is ity. 62 tw*rre mumerous to m Ie, ‘X. B —Astral Lamps altered to So re-gilt or bronzed equal to uew. Solar, La mphine. Porte Burning Fietd Globes, G ry Pescripiion, at 49 Carmine street. ‘From the Evesiag F SPEC HH; sed thor bo: | St ie loet een’ cook the frie prersiany of the fe fully conceded, by those who. know PLUSBE POPULAR MAGAZIN Jendid Plambedtype copy of the pri ited States, i yuntry, issued Tmonthiy. p . Forsale at the office of the Pla tional Daguerrion Gallery, No. 2b Broadway, w Of Mure-y © rest. as ‘under che directions fe CHEAP PUBLICATIONS | Horse, wholesale andrea a EO RIN Agects who dispose of the above, tant eux | iar can be (usd by spoiriow to, the ie of the | Piamoe N: ery, No. 251 eae OEM a ms it” LES" MeCTURE ON SOCIAL LIFE nf eee CAS . ae hed course, bal Key foes cpche < ree ck. Subject aman ana’ Diguity to. cinck. | By Piguity ot 8 | ACEORDEONS, MECODEONS, AND MUSIG a D'S TEMPERANCB CONVENTION. lq SHE Subscriber, Manufacturer and Seporter of Musical NSE to this meeting ill be made by the Ame- ening at 7 oFclork AAddseasen will b By the Kev. Me clock, snd Ra will be mode | eat iwatruments. _ returned ¢: ¥. hi @ charactet of the ers will di (he omsn "Sia of he Se dr | faiehed for the pe ou. ‘Lickers of admission % cents each, to be had at the office of | ion. Til Nassau stre the les & Saxton’s, 20) Bi BY. way; a SRT ere fhe, OF White Ash Schuyiki! BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS: AVING. on ree ive jases, wil Saat siaize lot of Fant of w vate of small articles, Cees Seton Comb, 39) ed in order to close the whole fell ade by New Yeu": | TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES. mber, IMENS Se RING’S UN- ILE VERBENA CREAM, for Shavin, tute Fair.— that it ~ possible to manufacture an article equal to it.’ It is sel ug to the skin, feerest to the sense, a destroyer of freckles mpl Id cheaper than the old Soaps. All It economy and comfort in Particular | Gaps suitable Poe | ie received at yah sere mot fe ta joanet Cap, introd NOVELTIES FOK THE BALL ROOM. | hs ROBERTS, respertfylly his ns splend id stock ‘of Goods, | mil il be ve fen eae jeapoli H. Seay he au je needle work Dresses at $6, Ener Dresses aithenawsen cod A few very fing riv’ : French embroidered worth $2 Ch Ning Pr Frepared icits inspection of LA a present CF ni the reduction tariff, | 192 Doses HN tit, street. been offered oO mode bi sate the eclene thotowehly, and srhounde poet knowled gee the | to the greatest fac: ireased to ‘‘ Music,’ Pe dln ci eee a most Lscioee ate from lawn Hhdkfs, trimm: heapest article ow * BLL DOLL aK Phaeton dite malls ea . he a Laas A \dersig iyslgned deen no ny pret ent” ho sella at $3 90 N. BaTh — | iF Hatter, OF ents Velvet B t Cap for children ot Ge Siw ee aint we | MRS. ZEGLIO. NO. O7 DIVISION STREET. pAVULL open a larg: 4 cut velvets, Puiehaers from the latest sorrel | eats , as the beidisposed of To commence BULL phe fag extravaganza of The om y of Bro! 7 hangs es BROOKLYN. LYCEUM BUILDING: Ajit especial request of many ri . HENRI HERZ 214 ivondedy, opposite St. Paw! OFFERS the y ry, Nateat Ho Having received re rakes tl prefer the. b method 3 complete assortment of those trul; aa Hats. from which they are ma superior justre and durabili- dents of Brook- Wednesday hee} Secomber 30. On whieh ocession he will phe bony MAD. aa L, Zt: HERZ will play four ¢f his most eam composi. EJ ited to the i tment of onan witch he celebrated ir the oe ement on account of the weather. 9 lock to eomtmence TH. | A wgny: & F, f! tie and I jenry streets, LADIES’ FAIR. IR pyill:be held to-da rooklyn Grammar Schoo! id of the Home Mission » BROADWAY. = renee ‘informed, that after Rach grak oa inBourh | ists, the enemy must be beaten. There is no sophis- u em tment of Paris millinery, | fer an sinePection Rt: choice saeiearet are i be open to the sect Sf pa pees mi m pital of the Empire Bente wih > fe maperance Union, of the Broadway Thheruacis, | iersment ant unteat Bouse, und an Ehede ofscor. | Fi and EDWARD BAAaG cite, ‘Ths | _a15 1mern DPA Fallon ot. cor-of Gold st. Worked. ‘Thread Lace ~_ veniuble for hol ay pu eaNeY bbe ‘iam Pr Re ee wpecieg an | Boable Ae set brows i F ANIRE: Eand G. 6. AVLIFEE, Brothers, Fystomers, * — | No, 137 fim street corer of LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS Meares fully aanguaces, AE srbyeriber has just opened one of the bet selon in th 7 now in sna ¢ tad Sey ney ty, d and petternes Bilyer Gilead Bronzed: feecmpaningnisg just below t! e are og ae... ‘aguas Shas al BLLL AbcAL BILL! 1K bey — ‘alton ton strest, secon ony at ECL MING | sged SHHs44 ¥ AT COST AT W. Lk meonogrs | Sout, pated : en ands ie re u ag ean, at forrect fe ate i of New a atany ee e bit ‘the vor ae fabio, aad — et Oy a ig rn style wade oe hes ea sat hie they. have Cleakeone half, tres quarter and fall eicele, of C gh and | on, to marie rene ofthe. patronage: ‘he hori rsr oma ais Se erst « “tayo buen fy hata cae Be rs sc ragdeloth, “Copsimeres | plain and taney, es Eee as. sco ane sa a tod a a= he im*r eye BEERO MONEY — Ipold sud eliver wapetceraie furmtpares clothing, ion party. JON i. DAVIbS, Lreomasy te, wi Wetton sitet, near, Deane. Persons Feoeived in ERVALENTA, SHE me dersigned have Jagt bec pe decade eles 0 anh ow Ni PRACTICAL BOUK- NG, No. 88 Cedar street. B.C. 0. ay or Be tant, A 4 Art 01 improved,” pad tench as ‘fs Os Ht - a ar o a is respectfully infor i ate bests: rather fen Siang wean cf. 7. 1 isons rome setgel 7 afte Ze Fiabe ven aud Sul; eee DREW, dg AND SILVER ond the Piano Forte, and a Bar) Seen iano have for Fad | Itad.an st he het be be Be aflered a at the very y fowene priees, an AGKERLY, 4 SSuges (4 Rover, 1G8 AND res largest, oS it st sag _a3 Im: tmerre FINE se ‘nthe, Bree, ever ever | ai ere Tae oo ligned (post-paid) when on they wa jen misues fway. corner ee a? aa Ete 1 BROADWAY. is ig See EMU aS eee Chareh. ogee MUM BOOTS Boots THISTLE BALL. AGERS OF THE TH BSOUCIATION, respect! for this season, will cg jets om "dollar ean toadmit ren of ony mony Halls oe Bar af C STLE BENEYO- IIy ‘announce, that pas in wine adverti TARMUNIC 8 CT) 2 aaa “SEAN: — snbner bes are reaps | thi “Apel lo fe gesend Co Saturday, January 9, ie 2 Subse) ions for the remaining three marines to Tour tickets store of &chaifenberg & 4% 7t isSaTa & Th re THE IRISH EMIGRANT “SOCIETY it Third Annual. lo, 450 Broadway, on a French = eed et 3 ENSiox, iy. Colwen ‘uesday Evening, 9h Jeman ond two Ladies $3—Can | ag Becieny, No.6 Ann street, or best assortm gma of ih All Nationy: Hota, aie} ic Liberty street, up stairs. See |p Eqpatnecrphan dressage ange: LOsT, ABLACK sea! SPANIEL, ‘thon 9 months old, heehee | y whi Ld. ener wil retabn ata hin ton, Green stre dsold Fad Vibaral dive Sac dba beh dit ita vey te sothncitns PRIME OLD IRISH WHISKEY. TY, Subscriber offers for s-le Wi cheon: 14 ytd pr lebrated old cos swell sco sfenadaat aes BGrencie street. 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Base, io, 115, Gort poop str itt $ Grands 4 be | GENTREVILLE COURSE—LONG ISLAN . LATEST _ SELBGRAPHZO. TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. Senate. ‘Wasminaron, Dec. 28, 1846. A message was received from the President. Mr. Jonnson, of La., presented a petition from suger planters, compleining of the tariff of 1846, which reduces the duties on foreign sugar and molasses, and asking tLe restoration of the former rate of duties existing under the tariff of 1842. A debate ensued, after which it was refer red to the Finance Committee. | ‘The Vice Paxsivent signed the bill for the admission of Iowa into the Union. The bill providing for the purchase of the paperse Alexander Hamilton then came up for consideration. It finally passed, by a vote of 26 to 19. The Senate went jnto Executive session, and ad: journed. House of Representatives. Mr. Sawver obtained the floor,and the debate was con- tinued by Mr. Baker, ef Illineis, who has just returned | from Mexico. He explained the diffloulties under which the volunteers attached tothe army are laboring. He ' adverted to the increase of the army and the vigorous Prosecution of the war, and offered a joint resolution "™ | authorising the Secretary of War to deliverclothing to the officers of the army for the use of the volunteers. | The committee then rose, and the joint resolution wes | Reported to the House. | Mr. Hanratson offered a joint resolution, providing ier the refunding to the several States the expenditures ne. | cessary for the subsistence of the volunteers previous to their being mustered into the service of the United States. | It was read twice, and referred to the Military Com | mittee. | The Committee on engrossed bills reported the bill for the admission of Iowa into the Union, and it wes signed by the Speaker | The debate on the President's Message was ordered, by ‘a vote of 92 to 77, to be closed to-day at 3 o’clock. The House then went into Committee of the Whole on the President’s Message. | Atnany, Dec. 28-10 P.M. | Every furnace intown has had orders from Govern | ment to furnish a large amount of bomb-shells for the | Navy. | Governor Young has appointed Sanford Cobb his pri | Vate messenger. | | i } We hi had warm sun-shine all day, which he thawod off some of the snow and ice. BY THER MAILS | | Wasurnaron, Dec. 26, 1866. | The War Expenees. | We learn to-day, in canvassing the Executive Depart. | | ments, that the actual amourtof moneys paid out of the | Treasury on account of the war with Mexico, is the anug | little aggregate, from the Sth to the 15th December ( | of ($3,836,000) two million three hundred end thirty-Gve thousand dollars. N.V. ‘Wasurnaton, Dec. 97, 1846. | Peace Commission—Rumored opposition to the Loan Bill —The Two. Million Appropriation Bill—Abolitioniem— The Western Democrats in Congress—The War—The Whigs—The next Congress—A new doctrine adopted by the Whigs. The rumors of the appointment of a peace commission , | Consisting of Messrs. Benton, Crittenden and Wright, to proceed to Mexico to adjust our difficulties with that nation, are entirely without foundation. No such pro- ject has been entertained by the administration. If the Mexican Congress should make pacific overtures, end should ask that the matters in dispute should be arranged by commissioners on both sides, our government, al- though their frst wish would be to send Mr. Slidell as Minister Plenipotentiary , would yet, I have no doubt, in their desire for the restoration of peace, receive the pre sition favorably. In this event,! know no men out ef the Cabinet who would be better qualified toadjust the terms of a treaty than the three gentlemen named; al- though in such a commission | am confident the name of some Southern man—Mr. Calhoun, Mr. King of Alabama, or Mr. Slidell—would be embraced. The assertion that Messrs. Benton, Crittenlen and Wright have already been fixed upon, is entirely gratuitous. The newspapers teem about this time with every spe_ cies of ridiculous misstatement. One of these is, thata | portion of the democrats in Congress will oppose the bil; authorising the negotiation of a loan of twenty-three millions ef dollars, unless it provides against the exis tence of slavery in any territory acquired by this war.— From present indications, the democrats will net make any such attempt. To oppose the loan, or throw any auch obstacle in the way of the passage of the bill, would be to identify themselves irrevocably with the opponents of the war, to the prosecution of which the loan is absolutely necessary. But shoulda bill be intro | duced in accordance with the recommendation of the President, placing two millions of dollars at his disposal, for the purpose dosignated in his mossage, the Western, | amd a portion of the Northeastern democrats will insist | on the insertion of the anti-slavery proviso. This is de- | termined upon, and it may defeat the bill. This course will be extremely ill-advised, and it is doubtful if it be sustained by the Western people, with the exception ef | Ohio. The war is vastly popular among the masses of | the West. There is every evidence of this fact. The | tumultuous expression of patriotic feeling manifested by | the Western people at the time when requisitions were made on their several States, afforded abundant proof ef (Tuesday) 20h | their entire approbation of the war. When hostilities hool, corner o! tnd | are recognized as existing, the people do not stop te cal- culate on the sectional advantage or disadvantage arising | from its prosecution. They are in the habit of reasoning simply aod justly, that, right er wrong, as the war ex. yy | tical calculations as to the balance of power, er 7% | the preponderance of one section of the coun‘ ie. | *y over another, consequent on the success o our arms. They ook upon the wer es « mat ter in the issue of which is involved the honer of A tes eel and this just and patriotic consideration | they always keep in view. It is, therefore, extremely | problematical if the people of the West will sanction BD Ser harrer ert cone ngtentec se mm amas | the two millions 4) appropriation bill witheut the anti-sle- inn Coe Reo ssi | very proviso, even though the popular feeling in thet Castle | section of the country is strongly averse to’ the further spread of slave institutions. Besides, there is really no sort of necessity for this proviso. Should any territory be, acqui’ed, ard a bill in troduced to extend our territeria] 'juriediction over it thenthere will be an opportunity of opposing, and, per | haps, preventing the existence of slavery in such territe- | ty. But no thinking man will be led to believe that a | desire to guard against the existence of slavery, is the real object of this anti-slavery proviso. The insertion of such a clause in a-bill intended to be put at the dispo- | sition of the President, a fund to be expended in adjust. ing, on a basis favorable and satisfactory to the United | States, a treaty of peace, indicates on the part of those | who propote and advocate it, a convulsive and unnetara | excitement on the subject of slavery, leading to extre, vagant extremes, or else a mere fectious antagonism to the policy of the administration. If the latter, it ie ux” wise and unressonable, because it tampers with an im | portant issue, from very questionable motives. If the | former, it should be treated es @ malady rather thanas a rational line of policy. It resembles, more than any- thing elso, the morbid state of s man stricken with by” drophobis, who dreads being drowned in a cupof water. Some of the more sensible whigs are making strenueus efforts to drill the Hotspurs of the party inte something like discretion. They desire to produce a combined | action in Congross, if not in support of the war,at least in | abstinence from opposition. Nothing can save the party but a recantation by the leaders, of the errors of the su bordinates As it is, the evil consequences of the silliness | of the latter, would appear past remedy. The prorpective organization of the House of Repre . sentatives, next Congress, looks any thing but pleasant for the administration. The democratic party in the house will be very unplessantly situated, They will scarcely have ® working majority; but yet, the predio- tion of the correspondent of the London Times, that the whigs will be in a majority, will, I apprehend, prove in- correct. The chairman of the Committce on Foreign Relations, will be necéssarily exposed to the assaults o the opposition. It is imposible to disguise the fact, that the whig party are now deeply imbued with the spirit of ebolitioniem or rather, that that portion of the party given to the advocacy of abolition doctrines has at length succeeded in attach over ee oe on beat EAR “ie above ‘sree gaia Centreville, Dec. 29, 1946. on. Particnlars of the . OnE CONKLIN, Prope that principle to the rule of faith, The result of the trimester New York, gives a nctable proof o° this fact. The ease with which whig congresmme :, wh> have hitherto sustained the war, are now fore 4 inte op. position, is another proof. There are verious other aim