The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1846, Page 4

. ilsr features in the present organisation of the whig | countsy will t ‘hus Lae the Dene ofan otal roesed of | party, upon which I shall take another opportunity te the produets of thiegrest nation. This arises from the feo comment. GLAVIENSIS, Wasninaton, Dec. 26, 1846. that fow narrow minded members of the Senate refused | to vote, at the last session, in favor of an appropriation of | Despatches from Havana—The Mexican Congress— oD!y about $3 000 to obtain the necesrary Another Revolution Eaprcted—The Blections—The -Army—Santa Anna—Privateering—General O"Don- nell, $e. ge Despatches received to-day from Havana, confirm the accounts published in the Herald within the last few days, in relation to Mexican affairs. They also contain | many important particulars not as yet published I some time ago, ventured the speculation, that the Mexican Congress would assemble prior to the time at first agreed upon—the 7th of December. Jt appears that expresses were actually sent out to all the departments, | of its to warn the representatives to assemble on the 25th or ‘27th ult., but it was apprehended the meeting of Congress | would not take place until the timo at first specified. The utmost wretchedness is said to exist in the city of Mexico. A revolution is apprehended, and it is confident: | ly predicted it cannot be delayed beyond the Christmas holideys. The foreigaers are all arming themselves, in expectation of this revolution ; and are in the utmost tre- pidation. The elections had resulted adversely to Sata Anna’s party. The commanding general at Vera Cruz has de- clared he cannot be responsible for the acts of his so) diery, who were starving. Santa Anua was in the neighborhood of San Luis Potosi with 8,000 regulars and twice that number of volunteers. The latter are represented as being badly clothed, badly fed, badly armed, and discontended. The Executive had authorized a forced loan of two | millions of dollars, for the prosecution of the war. For- eigners were excluded from it. it is stated on the authority of an English gentleman, who was a passenger in the Clyde from Vera Cruz to Havana, that Santa Anna is currently reported to have the preliminaries of a treaty in his pocket, gud that he is authorized to make war or peace, as to him seems best. | Captain Aranjo, of the Mexican navy, who was sent | to act as gent for the sale of privateering commissions, boasts of having disposed of five, but he is not believed: General O'Donnell swears he will shoot the first Span- iard who enlists under theso commissions. ‘There were some half dozen American schooners advertised for sale, doubtless with a view to obtain a high pricé from any one disposed to purchase a privateering commission, | ‘The report that « British vessel had given the alarm to the Castle of San Juan de Ulloa, during the burning of | the Mexican schooner by the three midshipmen of our | navy, isnot confirmed. There is no intimation what- ever received of its truth. The dates from Vera Cruz are up to the 2d inst., and from Havana to the 7th. It is said thot the common people in Mexico: are easily | induced to believe (hw misrepresentations and exeggera- tions in relati® %o the American army and the war, but that the more intelligent classes have given up all hope of sustaining Aostilities against the United States. You will perceive that this intelligence is extremely indefinite, and that evory thing relating to the war is still enshrouded ia mist. The next arrival will bring impor- tant news. Gauvigs Wasniscron, Dec. 26, 1546. Odds and Ends of a Holiday Chapter. ‘Tho dey is surprisingly clear and brilliant—the only | objection being, that it has come a day too late. Judge Bayly continues in the city, not only under bonds to the amount of 6,000, but under bounds, that is, his rights | We expect that the case will be settled upon the line of 49. Both Mr. Bayly and Mr. Davis, are men of | known courage and intrepidity, but so are Joh Bull and Brother Jonathan, and yet they settled the Oregon ques- tion on the line of 49, and the President had to come down from the top of the Rocky mountains, where Fa- ther Ritchie had so unceremoniously elevated him.— Why, then, may not this question of veracity be as well settled by negotiations 7 So let it be. We have heretofore spoken of the military ambulances | of Captain Thistle, whd did such eminent service in the Florida war. Some of his new wagons, which can be | transformed at pleasure, into camps, baggage wagons, or litters for carrying the sick by means of mules in the shafts at each eud—some of these good contrivances | have beon taken by the War Department, in order to try them in active service ; and one of the Captain's Indi rubber tonts has been sent down for the use of Gene: Scott in the field. This tent is water proof, yet so ranged by joints in the frame work, that it can be roll up in the form of a bundle and carried on the pack-sa die of a mule. When pitched, it will accommodat the General and his staff. Indeed, twenty-five m may sleep under it. Captain Thistle has lately proposed to the President to raise upon his own responsibility a force of 1000 effective men, to col lect provisions of the Mexicans for the army of occupa- tion. His troop is to be engeged in constantly scouring the country for this purpose, in the van of the army; the men to be mounted, with a convoy of mules and packsaddles for the trans; ortation of the su, ipplies may | capture. We understand the captain has written a letter | tothe President on the subject, and that the Executi has pr. mised ta give the project his serious conside tion. The enterprising captain has : ndered great ser- vice to the War Department, by promptness with which he has furnished his orders for pack saddles and His pla been to pay the mechanics liber- if they failed to the extent of one hour ‘yet the work and the materials were required to be of the fest, or they suffered a cor- nding deduction. Now this is a creditable feature inthe ‘operations of the War Office, and if carried every branch of the Quarter Mas have saved thousa: old system The new project of a Lieutenant Ge forces, is undergoing canvassing among of tl ‘wo Hous It apy great degree of favor. ed upon as a Brirish i novation, and as something which may fasten upon the country the royal surveillance of a rmy, after the English system, even after with Mexico shall have been secured. The schem likely to fail. some five or six captoins of the surplus Pennsylvania regiment in the cit ind they are deter- mined upon a bold effort to have “their's, they second re. iment, from the old Keystone, under the new requisi- jon, mi ‘The Secretary of War mee asked for one from rs Department, will 's of dollars to the treasury, over the the second ; but the: ocu are to. day engaged in or- zing a committee of the whole of the Peunsylvanis Scegaton, to wait upon the President and the Secre' of War, ie peat of the itr re; x Meantime, old Virginia, is slowly organizing her quota The “Old Tenth” is weking up, and see several companies of those sturdy descendants of the Dutch, marching down against the descendants of tl Spaniards. We think ite) — irginia for fifty years past, the West and the ‘South wet gration. Hence, the bone male population, have dimi portionate, that she has few able-bodied men to spare Ten her folie, neree anf work shops. 1 Old Tenth” district is almost exclusively inh: bit dy Dutch population, who own very few slave tuvate their lands themselves. In this district th f able-bodied young men; but th sition, and have but little id ico. Still, it is their duty to o! of their counter ent. to come out with at least thred ies for the war. latest advices, it appears there is good rea- that Fremont and his party of riflemen and been cut off at Ciudad de los Angelos (the els) in California, by a descent of the 4 Indians. Al! accounts from the Mexican newspapers tell the same tale; but we await more sel able information. The President is in expectation of advices from the Gulf squadron, respecting the sentiment ani probable action of the constituent Congress assembled in Mexico atthe beginning of this month. The decision of that Congress depends very much npon the decision of Santa | Anna. If, through Salas, he recommends a peace, we shall probably hear that Mr. Buchanan's overtures of Angust last are ac ep the other hand, urges the expulsion of the North Americans or the extinction of the Mexican nation, the probability is,that before the war is over, the Mexican nation will be extinguished. The important contingen- cy of an extra session of our own C ongress depends ma- terially upon the action of the Mexican Congress now sitting, on the question of negotiations or continued war. If the Mexican Assembly shouid decide for war, then ‘we know not what may arise in the interregoum ‘of nine months, invoking the alternative of a called session. Aclond of doubt and suncertainty envelopes the Repub- tie of Mexico; but one thing is not so doubdtful—she must either make peace oF cease to Lacenogs w. Wasniwaron, Dee 27, 1846. The Lieutenant Generalship to be recommended by the | President—The Two Millions—The Design, 4 Last night, after the majl hed clored, information was communicated to mo that the President will, on to-mor row, (Monday,) or'the next day, send a mestage to Con. Sress recommending the creation of the office of Lieu- tenant General. The cabinet acquiesced, and endeavor ed to quiet the fears of his Excellency that en anti- slavery provision will be attached to the law which may be passed. ‘The {wo millions already aske1 for will be needed. it is “said, confidently, by gentlemen who o: od b. know, that Mr. Crittenden, ana probably Mr. Van with y the Lieutenant General, (Mr. Benton) | it where they can meet any proposition which come from the Mexican Congress. Havana has been named, among other plac ‘The to which | have If t will be because been chal However, a day ortwo will remove all doubt. geeix. Tom, Dec. 26, 1846, The © of its Now Appearance—Wilkes’ Plan for a National Rait read to the Pacific—The Duel—Semnific Gas. ‘Sra—There will not be any statistical reportemanating rom the Comatissioner of Patents, this year, and the Wa , UpOD present in- | ennsylvania, and in deference | e cther States called upon, he has declined to receive | if the President or the Dictator | information. ‘The present Commissioner, Mr. Burke, had entered into Walfe extensive arrangements to secure a most perfect return | 2 cases facts connected with its agricultural resources, but the | W: want of the before named appropriation putan end to fur. | pies tion o! staple products, as i nc was reli feliedup d upelr aa.correct conclusi 1 Wrieh:, not only formed f calculations to settle | Eisler om eee id | on cont eae B's posseseion of were overthrown his yr and ‘envy "of bls tation to hie i cmmalttat | iron 20 | The commercial. press of the, country showa | common iron Wetmore & cont? crates Ad Beckett | compelling ihe Congress of this session to make an A Bagration to secure the future paptineance ct this report. FOP’ to construct & pational railroad, meets wit from every Fee cm member of both houses of Con- lan is recommended, hia will be adopt- , 8 rceive iat the name of |__Much excitement exists. kere relative to the contem. pred duel between Garrett Davis, of meateeky, ——_—_—_—____—_— of Vi nm MARITIME HERALD. ‘Mr. Bayly ad fold the servant to inform him that he wihed to see him privately, on busi- as of importance from Mr. Devis. . This led to suspicion, | after Mr. Barrow had retired, notice was given a1 | the house wat until Mr. ey was arrested. He im of $: . ‘The law of the district against duelling is ton years imprisonment in the oo or Barrow.of oulsiawe, tet Hi tor Mr Bay); by thee hall of the boarding ho ir Beyly PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 29. | Hr. Davis js in Daltimoro, waiting for hls opponent.— Mr. Bayly offered an apolog: bat it wes not considered | N's, | conclusive by Mr Davis, a dit. Davis will | have the apolo, upon. I submitted myself to-day to the respiration of Dr. | Morton’s newly discovered ““Etherial Vapor,” applied by | Dr. Edward Warren, for th f has two} | Ship Virginian, wai ‘arren, for the purpose o} having we) ome Vieiian troublesome teeth extracted by the celeb ntist, Geo. W. Humphreys, of this city. The first exhalation | { produced a calm, quiet sleep, in about two minutes afterit | ad been commeniced, and the first tooth, of large size, was instantly extracted by Dr. Humphreys, without early effects of good champagne. I then took a second | trial, which left me perfectly unconscious of all opera tions, ‘wih: cansiderable reeavle excitement. The ache Niel, Allen, Washington, NC, naval stores to 8 Tegand tooth was then pulled without aay sensible pain, tgaht ( Slover, Davis, Newbern, N C, naval stores to 8 L by several gentlemen and | Mitchell, | ladies, among whom were Judge Smith, of the Marine | _ Sehr (Alexander, Doughty, Newbern, NC, Court of your city, who had two taken out, without | RM Blackwell! even knowing that they were oxtracted.' He was| Schr Diamond, Smith, Newbern, | [remained to witnoss its us under considerable gay excitement, after a partial re- | covery from the somnific state, but was soon restored. I ship, 2 brigs unknown. The gas is to be introduced in the army forthwith. It iv | @ wonderful, most wonderful discovery. Yours, C. ° | Puaperuia, Dec. 28, 1846. Among the persons captured on Friday night by the Sheriff and his posse, were two or three, who being en- tirely innocent of the outrage upon the officers, were dis- charged by the court. Tho others, eleven in number, were committed in default of $2000 bail. ‘oth ult, lat 46, long 23, fell im with endgned se ofa The crew of the Pons have all been found guilty of the feundlae hued fa | revolt committed by them on board of that vessel. They | ter. were commended to the mercy of the court, by the jury, | “esse! botom who bad been out since Wednesday last. Another outrage was committed in Moyamensing last eveviog. The police had arrested five of a gang of fel- | lows who were rioting, and while on their way to the hall, a pistol was fired by owe of the prisoners, from which wounde commissioner ‘of the township, and. Joseph ‘Loni | health, 22 [of M | of Mr. subsequently extracted Mr: Louderback was ‘alo ‘wor , ed in the ipotn | During the confu the pistol, the pi A slug had entered the thigh eae sion which ensued on the discharge ner who committed the act, succes of the fugitives were mubsequently recaptured by the officers. The Reading Artillerists, one of the companies for the second regiment, left this morning’ in the cars for Cham- dassbvare. The Stockton Artillerists, fro ich Chunk, are also in the city, aad will probably leave for the ren zvouz to-morrow. nkhead, of Richmond, whose com- pted by the Governor of Virginia, to have the number a before that time. | On Saturday night. ‘penter mamed John Culbert- | son, pige sted to kill his wile: by cutting her throat with a razor, while laboring under pro naire rary derangement. | The wound inflicted was but slight, aud being appa: | rently revisited by Blimpse of reason by the exclama- rT little son, “‘ father, don’t hurt mother,” he fied Poi and it is feared-he has committed suicide, as en on the Salem railway for exam: | he has not been heard of since. tu slightly damaged. ‘he Government boa: boats contracted for in this of oumnne! city are very nearly campleted, and ar ements are | ed from thi aa Banking Arren &, Railroa 80: Merchanta® and fanufaetur Bank, Tituburs, 40; itso tar risburg Railroad, 25 From Vengzugta.—By the brig Columbia, Capt. Coffin, at this port last evening from La- guayra, we have Caraccas papers to the 2d inst., by which we leara that the late revolutionary disturbances ate & en completely quelled. Antonio chief in the insurrection, (for- merly ‘editor or Et Pat jot ‘araccas) had been tried 88 a conspirator and condemned to death. | — General Jose Tadeo Mor is, without doubt, elected | Pi nt of theRepublic of Venezuela.—Balt. American, | COMMERCIAL. Asurs.—The market continues inactive. Prices re- main without alte: in. Corron.—There is but a limited business doing in this | article, as the market is very bare of samples, holders preferring to wait until rer the first of January, except | where they are desirous of oving of sp par- cels. Freight to Li ai dull at three-sighth for for NY. Tall Iga} Mpaall Nala piled Fiovn—There wes Mothing done to-day worthy of no- foes aan Lewis, Baltimore, 1ehoss | tice. We quote Genesee at ri] 56% @ $5 6234, Mich- igan at $5 50 a $5 66%. Brandywine and Georgetown are held at $5 50. New York Cattle Market. Dec. 28—At market, 1420 beef cattle, 85 cows and Calves, and 2,000 Sheep and Lambs. | Beet Cattle—Prices are full 26 cents per cwt. cheaper, and we quote $4 75 a $7 25 as the extrem 123 left over. | Cows and Calves—All taken at $16 25 a $35 50. Sheep—The market was cl $4 50 for extra lot. Domestic ™ ie New Oateans, Dec. 19.—Cotton—The week opened id, and 8.000 bales found “ew nai oo | Monday ; the same demand continued on Tuesday, 6,000 Dales were taken; on Wednesday, 3,500 cl poe hands, and transactions would have been larger, had not vance in in freights checked operations. On Thurs- | N Yer making the sales of week 25, | ere Se and northern buyers have been the soins toa oy extent. Pric: slightly adi ehicola, $a 8%; ordinory, 8 09; middling, 9% @ mid ; 2 9X; fair, 10 8 104; good fair, ‘Oia 10% 1249. Tobacco—In prices there is no quot- change, and we repeat our previous quotations ; rior, 13, 3 common, 2 a 2X; fair, 3 a 3%; fine, ;, choice, 6 a 6; and segar leaf, 2's a 10 cents. of the week amount to about 2250 mon Si 2 6%, fair 5K a 6, oe 024, choice x ry 6%c. Arrived dui the week hhds Exported 2,773hhds. Molasses—This article has declined from 25% @ 26 to 2434 cents, at which the mar- | Ket closes heavily, although one lot of 100 bbls. was sold {his morning early at 25c. The sales of the week om- brace about ‘700 bole. Arrived during the coaaeyy tee ben = Les creer tpartee dpe react Bw f ks per steamer made a ‘eearves: ghia, wah only 400 bbls were taken. The sales then at’ $4195. To-day, 6000-bbls, ‘have | Sao oe | are still unsettied ship for Liverpool at “+ # to load, no other vessel has been fs up ‘oar 2, port, nor have we | heard of any cotton bei Oe shipped at at Tete | was taken to-day for Havre ati%c. The follow! the current Lag eye day :— Cotton, to Liverpool, Paty ie a Md; Havre, ) Boston, X¢. Flour, OE aa por bbl. ; Hevre, $1 33h, 4 5 Hordeanx, $1 50 do. : | North, 65 a70c do. Grain, to England, Ta isd; to the | | North’ 14 0 150. oe Dec 26.—Flour—The market dull, and | $4.76 is only bid for ordinary Sippieg Senate, while Pr a ound Tod, pou, 4 ae 5, for Corn finds baysre st $340, ana } a ‘ola sold feday at = | ont a9 donee, Gritty $4 87% is asked. We hear of no sales, except in a retail | rice. Wheat quiet. Corn—Sales of two cargoes new Gouthern yellow et 57 8 686, the letter in'good Seder. of all the staple products of the country, with additional Renal Seabialterd ena | ther operations. It is well known to all your « cont, bales reader tr throu hout the world, that the Tinusl peblice: | jchardson te oes fp hemmed dese: 2 bsles | great credit for his oxertious to Gotain ce amok anetien | Bash & cont cat y V1 to continue this ly ey annual prea but Re can efforts Ls A Mitchel! & col ¢ ape v's French Pill Ly RY JOHNSOD touly y HENRY 3 re. drageist, Nan | y AY 208 rage: “past io of the the Saranparilla sn the market, —$——$—$ Jed | ten street, 77 pease Broadway, and at fon a. rn 4 bey ny roles Importations. aad m of George Wilkes, Esq . of your ‘city, | CHantestoy— — 34 th medieval favor | Bay Everict ae tg I seprepared by HENHY JOHN 1d fasta! aaret of respectable dealers. { les do ea. | | Qiburrels gries VR tain” Wilkes hes f Heury Baylie—2 cas mention it here oe ¥ cotton 176 whole and | het nerative orgaus, gone! ty nerves, oa wert unstrany, move igh of these troubleso: pe Te ‘Tosing at a concert sh mast tht aght, col rw fail well that Sivoni might, ight se old. DUGHTA: CORRAL, ELIXER OF LOVE OR the sure an Ho. fe gered er cold ae addons Loy heart . D SYRUP a HOASTIOUND is 1S, COLDS, BRON. @ be ANCI’S COMPOUN: BOVEREIG:! fo DUG! CHitis: ASTHM ON ee SuMPriOs Cleared. Ship Matilda, Senieh Loudon, ih G Griswold—Barks ry penitent jary and fine. Mr. Baoly is still in thie city, and | Heurtetta, ors ischarge tore ad the waren Misereu fon aud Springs bey wy ikioec aan a | kw gy or the’ re beg This you can depend | Jago; Mary Jane, Ortor Norfelle { ince Por | rake, Puieagly phic | poise, D Persous all: week fall of evergy under its influence. counteracts the nervousness of the female DEAFNESS bic KbLD. BROADWAY. (Extract Paes geagen nage wigs ie request of Lieutenant 5 Allen, from Liverpool, 28th November. — ou 630, exchanged sual with ship Mil- % 65 30, 51 days from Liver ‘ys from Chirleston to Dun- the least sensible pain. I recovered in a few moments che RL Mitchell, Gaskill, Washiv | afterwards, having a sensation of gaiety, similar to the | to8 (a Mitchell. wie is regarded by the heeds of the fae the world, as one of the most im Erez pecgversa ais Deering ny. ia ortant medical discove ies pruig returned to tis ‘rincipal office removed to aruer of Liberty stree id NC, naval stores Sailed in co with sc ty M. forces, Jamaica Johnson, Baltimore, with flour to Johnson & Acoustic Oil—A sure cure for incipient deafness, gee from, or newes and collsetions of hard NEW MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ieee: Tor he suppr f delicate diseases, is no . 147 Greeawich street ONSTIPATION DESTRUYE “OR EXPOSITION and m any incieh menns whate France by M. Warton,) followed from sounens t phy: sicians and other persons of di: fail ihe character all doubts in money and great im: uMerous certificates Now mercury used io thi pen from 8 A. M. till oF. ih cured. Office 1% Beekroan atrost. EDICAL CAKD—Dr. Morrison has been eni pogenatal (restment ofall forms of ‘No charge unless a sodiesity, “| ae and the Continent w eta or aan over 25 years im the ‘reatiae and the Ervalenta (the latter in 3¢ pac! pric! Heed: at the National Dersee! sr ‘Ware established for their sale, at the 13 Brosdway corner of Chamber st LIQUID HAIR DYE. GHELOR’S Ing antaneous Liq tundeaa Dye, is cer. ares 0 of th aia Bria Ag, Johnsoa, from Bremen, at Charleston, report ters attended to: RUMOR TAY, PUBLISHING COMPANY. a Galvanism, Panes by had it NB, ber name underes, | # a tall in! with the wieeh ofc mod of about 150 tons. re the name of bal bait dy vee, Proof the inveutor is prepared 1 or gentlemen's hair, to Seyi th . thor baron Deen ted % fh eae ridence Mattelstaeene by the Nationa) publishi: freast cor. of Fifth and Chestuut sts. Phils line, for at “Bauk, ek. ‘with 20 000 fish, a heard from, and was hall on board, in the memorable gale ker, of Provincetown, aged 4, was jed from Provincetown, in Aj ken about Sept 12.0n th and wes seen 18h, nee not since bi is for which oms wilt be found is iss depot es 1s dye in put ap th Terlen as Use in the car nd wholesale and retail na Crocker were Alexander Crocker, sluge | 31: Jabez W Kinyon, 28; Bleazer 1. John Cuthbert, Esquire, u | town; John momell.o the Botti . ries Wat Bat HELO) ri oF, R, eege ail B Ro. 2 wale ae near meh er eRe mewn e last four reps NAL | eS COMPANY. ho who faale thee M | dreanteat, Teeidonee sxdians ot Wottracted to the Tee ft Bouton, from Zansibar, arce | ing 1S to the spot by the circum. Bax Monawe, guprwacgut tenes = fore the ea cure bat ec coughs arrest. Suthbert, and lodged on the other side, ad we the wasee hp les A =e tof the thigh by a dug grasing it brent ee fa Scu. Movctsu, saidto have been before rey as beeu carried across a cree! agent writes that she is mos | vessel he ever sx ch. Ss, hroets os id forle by G. COLBY, comer of oe eee by te yuvaited | ral ‘and ¥ ‘avand nee nd few, and finally, e face cattle a Te the whole nett Tilted, the beck an <The wane Ler is one of the most curious things ever mabellished with « Flumbeotype etching of BLISHING COMPA. ¥,. and CI Sonia OFF Ni AND Waieoas Ape or Srectemes, fy fol thing oF ee for the same, b eh Be tiexcane attended to by M.'8 re A KAKE CHANCE, GENTS are wanted to undertake the sale of anew ard Aine Patented article, that cam be C4 to every family pectability and business habits, im will be given. Cc. hed 117 Falton st, All letters must be post paid. Orrice or tHe New Yorx poy Licut Co., HE Aunual Fey vey po ee thirteen Dis 3 Brodd: \. ed in breaking away from the officer who had him in Joanehed le ee | charge and escaped. The others were conveyed to the | less than any Hall, but managed to e: » by crawling up through | 8cn Parmium, from Coralt, got ash the epening of the vault, where the coal ia'stored.. ‘Two sae near Naatuehee prev oa tlth ia Siecnen leo rears or cast off ‘Steamer Telegraph ad made two unsuecesaful efforts (0 get hero SP Boston on barque ad rton. of Rob- for (ape) one halt atone ae |B e and provisions. sity on the latter artic! $200 insurance at an ut itis doubeful if the Union. To men of ISKASES OF <x Der! ry iene of $500 per anna ATU! Teron Tal NT Nees way oa ore | referred to, that he may be Ve which sld f+ Ed, fe Oxauaar an back the id. Has Doe on the Horse thee and ae jack Shoals, is leaky, crew much feos:-bitten. 4 at Boston, from New Orlews, via Holmes, st mae -» ina gale, split mizen-mast. rvice in the regiment of that State, is now in this some of he: | ee (Se negphden) street, wep a between the hon hours of 10 an in the that beside orders enrailed of ail, and sprai Newcastue at Boston, from Charleston, reports South Shoal in a gale from NW, lest mala-tonaail.- Roane af Bouton from, Portland, ead, parted one chain andbroke an anchor. oa TO of the Com- this Office, No. 176 Centre street. day of January text, between ve howe lock, transfer book will be Closed from the 26th inst. after the a By d2tojy ltr is L. EVERITT, Sec’y. WIGS, ACHELOR’S New invented Wigs and Scalps, edly. the greatest improvement trodi pA, Wi shane clout he or ihelor, Nov nape A large assortment always 6 onhand, dij im*re —ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE, YOR THE TRETENTION AND CURR OF CHA’ D HAN: aot ape! ta cit of the Sirm of E.. Roi ys dion, there incon i i . ee Grov called farsa a4: peireae, el in these com; rem fand tor Wiscasset, from Boston, b Was got off 24¢ ion, and found to be pertectly on mabe as to ck OP New Onteans—Twenty-one vessels sal port on the 19th instant, ships, four barks, oegy pes Mage ao i his should devote his talents to diseases which persous of every eription Br vei it aQraaee bat one prigeipally for now being made for their shipment to New Orleans. The | ports, namely t es brigs. | ship St. Louis will probably carry about thirty, and a por- | #chooners, an | tion of the remaining forty will most likely he sent to | Bato Consonr, at Priel | your city by the railway, for shipment. instant, wa Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Bremea, and suppliedher wh provisions} 7 Boanp —$0 Norristown Ratlrond, 28... | sUglenariana pat enti g-85 Commercial Bank, $0; 1.500 Bate os, | to Alessi, par sate Nort in the port of Charleston, Dee 2th, shipe 3; Seat o miseries these people re y diferent Lor, tion ould be ysthat i Sg but ihe ee mant in the ‘coustitation ie a ete pee ia from Leghorn, on the 9th eijoh) Fiakhem, 7 Demerara, out Ses im no other immediate train of evils, aren ‘20 fruitful a sourse as season. Upon its the reputation of his cotabe persed to cure and prevent chi pe thit ites to them a health- tg manufactaver clsims for his 8 Orleans, was passed on the 13th in- fal face Fs ve New ppb s passed same date, same Tooley, fra sis Phila fa 9 oft the first tal epee ace the ects of destructive in another.” It is thor has of witnessing 30 to 50 per cent ‘a Eatone ee For\instanee e patronage pf the > Ra Urrebsbtoehe seein Whalemen. Zanzibar, Aug 2%—Left bark Latayette, sail next day on a ¢1 ata fe ng $ ton, Oct 22, for ity rad avery, is that of are raped! Is or o Gory month adhe sean of Warren, 4000 Bay, July 20, ship "Hosalie, of Warren, 200 wet Nos Beh Islands, Jaly 21, bark Hecter, of Warren, 300 New York, Dec. 28. | "Wit Comoro Iles, June 25, bark Marcella, NB, 900 sp. bbis Ont Fats oil, ite DR. BOBEHAV ER oe ae TTS Medicin aleorated, in sleaze Se been sia Mesigine ribshbleatace th More! rts. mana as Dee in brig Caroline, of Portand, | Solitary indulgence of th at ‘ | 9 Angelo, Hastings, henee | Sefied id, bark ‘egg ust, ea oy ho eminent phys y for their oa how it removes chronic gleeta, istaken for stri every ieee Should know something of ‘be! sof the seth Qet JS —Sld, bark Lies, Henry, et JS TSI, bark Lion, Henry, Coquimbo ir Cassius, Boleom, Boston. tigs Granive, Symonds, ynegom, from Philadel Home Ports. Dec 26—Arr bark Mohawk, ngola, Bell sii A Draco B to ster, Small, ‘New Yor! | square bales. | “4 Liverroot CLassiFications onl ‘bedford, a | New Orleans mi tena 0, | ‘Mob.§ joston # Inthe hands of see nace ‘his Poa aes erin jence of those who earinot —— mode g poares Tinie he pests eae samara acess deka St Jace, Dee «— gn arr 25th ult; A it idan t in a state of safe srcle, bat Led nstresermon of yor ale se wale at 192 yeep o he ely the most rd credeal at By cull es a” aa ctnamnen were the subject of addressed “box 989 lower srethe most Mirnfel and deliberate eben nd separate rooms for those Pp Pond FAY—DK. CORI aR 50 he iteval College of Buigeons, London, peyconrlted in the treatment of certain di a see ie of fourtee: en t ieee Neweastle, Doan Late iver as ‘ory, Bro Katahdi Birt Churchill, van nd Meira Baw: Thorad, to weablitt hor 2 Te 3 i ry eases, recent cases cared ia oat cured in oni em two w 7 "lage 3 Cn Ark, Johnson, Bremen; red at $1 25 a $2 50, and | British bri 5 Detroit i Those indi ‘accamaw, Wine! certain foathsome Sayer posi = S Paws aN emir: ayuerae YOURSELF.—The i ty, Dr. x, Gregory, "Ne, 3 Roosevelt r~ ain’ some. veliet, | ail to no Latrey River, Dee 2—Art sloop J.D Kish, Aum Mary. ‘Baismoress10s en 8 eee Au B 4,000 bales were seld ~~ day, ae to- | Ly gay ae ey Rar es Alarelle Winn, George- | Allen, Nerrnerss eld, | ae its nA ove e may = ‘achias, for New i bales. Ei y oxoiaian | operato French sot continental sents participating Monive, Dec 19— Arr bark Gipsey, aera nena he h it Byron, McLellan, Liverpool; it closes with great firmness. We F gl ‘balne, ‘New Onueans, Pes, 19—Arr ‘chamber Dig, ate jall part forthe West. We quote in- Fe at ee ea o "VE MIXTURK, on GICoRD’s Behe fob vi glia sade eater cant peor o peice dodes 85; carefall: ‘abate “— sehr jane I Ciaateteer, Sasen, Basen, Gardner De Rasa ETRE RE instance, wher need the most hTPy result goon, ones hoi * ss oky ilehrist, St Cro.’ Saifed, sehr ea week 40,090 bbls, exported: Bast onl rhe Te |g LANENBURYPORT, Dee 25—Atr sehr Valture, Goodwin, Nor of one | ace Consort, Low Grecia, Wo rande, Loveland, aud ‘Amity, 8 , Lake,'do. et ont betes for nig Imer fo any extract of may be relied from an impure state . ring worm, blotehes or or 5 a treet. peepee oral Phy eh with f Sarat we are pe gié es JD fecaseet, Allen, Matanzas. | gow tae rahe ato cor ia ental Sidersgned Physicians of have. by siet Q'Srespille, and believe it tobe dus ofthe moet D.. HB. Briggs, M.D, ee from one of the most respectable physi Gnasgrens, Jaly 10, 1946 Dear Sir—It that a may We recently witnessed, in several the alts from your Extract i! Sarsapariila— @ practi of pease, sf have, Prese rived cases, and never without ben io a Kw ee steses caring from a ‘deranged state of th rs ” oy Mt fae sr of the ever jer belore offered be the pul ones send me two dozen, &e. ring unce! prospect Receaily this Somyaiat devel —e ulcel love about the rgans fe iu ee phys eal funcr: sta 1 was recommended to tr; rs gh yb ter ustuy two bottles I find mnyeelt reliev nat symptoms. In no ra of the reese of S rtbia to the race cma have ured it iu my w months, and i thing of the ieey ica ive both as to its m the reasonable price at which you sell jons generally, d di iver complainte, | am oe much Ta these complaints, or icated, 1 ean with coufid joa. Eerie a It positively cures every Ka "| mn however severe or chrome Dr. verelyailieted sh; the was feos. fined if rt wlspaia pret ver sorely oe t Tu justice to you, f fee! fan invaluable medicine for such dive Teas restored me to health ‘and strength; I hav bottles. Totest its efficacy, a! mitted for sume days to take it, more, as the disease was ot ent Re regerd it a cervain thont and cheat; iia oot inte, to Eeer abort a, bottle or tyro on hi hand for t! reat Tegal mys ih y VAN Mr Van Kleeck was formerly | Sherif and Cli city and county, and recently in the War D RHEUMATI SM. More than one thousand cases of Chronic Kher been cured by the use of Dr. Townsend’s following certificate was sent us ¥ saterday :— w ¥ 2. it, Te. Docrox Tow ae me ‘orx, D» ror y 7 retara you m: fw 1 have keer three of the bent crate th in thee sci n T couside Wiihtne greatest respect, allow. me to u test res} a ta rateftl friend, pat Wit Boo Comal rae e GREAT PEALE MEDIC ma 4 DE Townsend’s Sarsaparil ye ig Scorer ” of Urme, ‘nvelantary harge al ao ‘of the eystem—a Of tmbereat cause wal ott we oraceident. Sais can be more surprisin, Peraont Ia will not be ex ted of us, in cases of ire, to exhibit certificates of cures ous. Several cases whe tous. few bottles of thi im AB ve pier game, My iy ta is weakness aod general ability, and adsl ocatirealty y of the End with other cai tig tore eet k where fect recom: directions you gave m pelea and resto: Coxsackie, Sept. 28, 1946. | whom this may concern—This “| ae st sed oe, bole af yous Barapa er iow of air Sot of te better than ke hed t een vioe siseess serviceto you, or gam ‘ti eal ita fatenear eres Sie BROWS, RHEUMATISM AND THE Fi 16, 1816. ime has arrived 1 now that . Dr. Tyeape bee, & Lame iy “= hr ay, pao) 9 afflicted w We tears Four rap PEA pa Ronee tee ge Uy) badty troubled with Pils Sed by uring aah yout a iG ajetaaiaat sitet si Mocs of ur Sarva tigre Wronderial. 1 ih "ihe et os a eare past, | two, a, and feel ne nant of my old for publication sib The followin, Joe ina letter fisrea received from a gentle iding i berms ew Haven, Joly 1, L SEND—Dean Si nol have ‘'beea tro and could er ] rove. | conti