The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1847, Page 3

f L from the difficulties spprehonded from the (financial en+ barrasements of the government. We annex our usual table of quotations for stocks in this market, for each day of the past week, compared with those current at the close of the week previous. It will be observed that there has been a general im- provement :— Quorarions von tHE Faisciral Srocs im Tun New Fry Sa’ aay ery say fas 0 = = = oo Fo = es 3 = 3 3% pn | ns =" a ay Ke — aK or & ae 7 Gh at of o we —" we = K rie AN SER oe Harlem RR #6 8h BE BE = BY ee ed eae eed See ney m = mw = ft ‘Acompsrison of quotations current yesterday with those ruling at the close of the week previous, exhibits an improvement in Reading of % per cent; Norwich and ‘Worcester 134; Harlem Long Islend \. The busi- ness of the week has been so exceedingly limited, that bebcpinacg to make any comparison in prices for fanci rhe annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value oe each description of property received, at tide water, eu all tho canals of this State,!during navigation, in each of the pasttwo years:— Commence or tHe New York Stape Canats—Receirrs at Troe Warten. The Fore: 1845. Ki ud peltry, lbs. 708,749 Boards & scantling,fi237.024'666 260,885 27 Shingles oe 96 1,021,285 044.720 4,422'936 234,990 "244,378 1096 1,518) 59/160 1,076,904 800,925 2) 721,000 8,866 376 340,900 3,063,441 2,950,636 321,799 3 1.610.149 iasces Lsaneeo Other grain, 294,609 1,920, Brand a p stuffa.do 1,067,669 1,460,282 Peas aud beaus, bu: 66,175" 96,800 Fotatoes, bush. ca oe ried fru r Cotton, Vb 66.800 "445,100 670,900 2,609,100 1,094, Ort Nee'y, O% AND agin ani FIRS Ny the Act of So eon J 1, 18H oithe ise Titty requires 4 posme old td Bilvet. This mast be in fete’ sve’ value as the Laws of tonanea make bt therefor val cap after Tet in payment ‘dollar, the ps in of he public are than a dollar, as it wi ere i rovide American coin litate the delivery of ROBERT H. MORRIS F A CARD TO T PUBLIC, in expressing their most for the Eaprocedauted pate master. eeks, that their arrangemea: juture that all eau be served ; aud hows enteangere; none will have to ay di 34 1t* re . WANTED, 0! ya respectable you oman, te take do plan sewing, oF mbermaid— og Oo make verahene ys ueeful. tad eee et a ~~ WANTED, EVERAL intelligent men to canvass for a popular work which has just been issued by the National Publishing any, No. 251 Broadway, upper corner of Murray st. T pevelliog ageuts would find it for thei: ata IMPORTANT THE grey celebrity and incre tie’s duced unprincipled persons to the 0 offer bare and wortitess counterfeits, calling, them fs sauing. ‘The pub- lic are therefore resnectfully and earnestly cautioned regard- ing the, Ramey ny these persons aga "O provi leception, it 1s only necessary to be particular in rememberiag the right number of the right place, which see es we 1 192 BROAD WAY <2 Where atone the genuins ticles can be procured. D. HRISTY yw work on ‘Galvanism and its a. merous their Nassau ST. iy Agency, 182 Broadway. stores. dered iby every one the best ar: et produced. he mand and universel tan realized the mos! gu ntor, \ Hyperion” isn Vegetable Compound, which, be- des its tonic and dissimulating qualities. recommended by the most eminent physicians, combines in iteelf a. thorough cleansing wash, blended with silky, los for the 1, wrense ’ yet free trom ion# effse's, an possessing intrinsic values never bi df i fore atiaine BA eet, GREY HAIR, tion it gives, have peetations of the in- entirely carte Scurf, Dandroff, and ali other di 5 oe sk if the hair to curt Positively «hang! e harthest hair into the most soft, ‘slow and healthy. Mate, giving ita darker color Frevared only eal y Pie im Borie, Be Boston, russes, 180 Fulton ao eases nee als Broadway, and by druggists Bnerlly tates ier E throughout the Unite N e LEGAL OBSERVER FOR TANU ARY. at OL. Conta ma —The late Chief Justice, Fine estraint of Trade—Aasigument in Fraud of C ports U, 8. Distriet Couri—V. C Sandiord’s Court, (the mock Auction Case)—V, C. Robert: sou's Court urt, Common Pleas, October and November Terms—Enelish Cases—Eanity Courts Queen's Beuch=Privy Couneil-Csmmou Pleas, tke. Ke, Publish: 500 dat 41 Ann street, monthly, $3 a yr ar in edvan SGat Seer ree MOY, SL OWEN, Editor. 10s oe Gil posea aRyINGE? BANK, comer of 6th Arenue ome ‘and Fourth a mye wi 1847. january, ee, at dere 892 243 265,222 OL 109,615 id Tu, Now Cou tic Se 1,407 529 1,425,340 1,000,029 1,923,390 one suall hareall Domesticcottons,lbs 1,879,446 2 324,774 582,628 719 787 the Ins it, barrels... 172 968 692,442 147,023 180,035 Merchandise... . 505,708 3.594,322 88,497 276,872 Other Articles! must entire- Stone, lime,and clay, $3,016 63,170 | ‘upon the credit attached to the inspection, bey on wae sean ave determi ed to omit no effort to maintaii Present hi a 600 | 119.406 47.116 | © hole utility of an inspection consists in its adherence Sandries, Ibi SU 9,329,400 9,699,057 | 2 eNitotmn atngacds with rolesace te tek eee Ae aig sellers may deal w knowledge of the quai Forest... ... +. + 607,930 ts 87,759.596 603,010 tus $8,589,201 | {he article | To e y baiwoes bayer nad Agriculiure...°. 447,627 27,612,291 628,454 33,662'818 Monet ae nt Manufactures... . 49,812 6,432.259 46.076 4805.79 ‘The ski 253 88,497 1.797 216,872 E Other articles... 99,321 3,599,658 82,982 —_3.770'476 | teu from the experience of all ofthem for the last fo Total 1 201,913 $15,452,821 1,362,319 $51,105,256 and some of them for amuch longer period. For their imp ‘Tonnage snd value of all the property which went from the Hudson River on sll the canals in 1845 and 846 :— 1845, 1846. ‘Tonnage......... 294.018 tons. 230.216 tons. Value... 2... $56,463,998 $64,627,524 Aggregete movement from ond to the Hudson River during the years 1845 and 1846, and the aggregate value of the property transported :— 1846. 1846. ‘Tonnage. . .. . ...1,428,956 tons. 1.601.535 tons. Value. + $180,906,319 $115 732,780 It will be seen by the above statements, that there ia an increase in the tonnage of 172,579 tons, and of $14,826,461 in the value of the property transported, and the excess both in tonnage and value over previous years is still greater. ‘Tho value of tho entire movement of property from and to the Hudson is greater by $4,490,353 than tho ex- ports of the United States for the fiscal year ending July, 1844, and greater by $7,297,845 then the value of the goods imported into the United States for the same time. The greatest proportionate increase in the value of any article received this year, compared with last, has been in corn, there having been an increase in the quan tity received of 1,574,346 bushels, and in the value o $1,105,375. Old Btock Exchang $1000 U 86s, 62 1016 33 shas Canton Co 2% 19000 do do icon do dy Si BL tatand RR i Ind. dol. be, 25 yeu Fa $00 Reading RK 1000 Ohio 6s. Norand Wore we eh BeSteeN Yo Becoud Board, 75 Canton Co 30.50 Nor& Wor b3 48) 3 do * 3 ‘so 48 odo bw aie te a = do 109 do 0 do ‘30 ns 352 do oo do 5 do 100 Reading RR s69.2* 100 Barlem 75 Mcras Canal 6M New Stockh mas sistas 99 shis Canton Co 29 zs ashes fae RR 510 495% 30 Harlem RR ba ie dy 3 498% Married, On the 20th January, 1946. by the Rev. Benj. Evans, | James B. Arwaren, to Ayn EF. Bono, all of this city. On Sunday evening, 3: inst. at St James Church. by tho Rev. Charles fa D., Mr. Louis H. Vow Vet- ree, to Mra. Mary Inte John Koblor, On New Year's da: ©.MacBax, to Misi city. 1 ell af this city. Mr Jno. SLizauaTH Waite, both of this Died, On the 3d January, in the 21 Evizapern, wife of Patrick F, of Peter Donelan. year of her age, Many nid eldest daughter PY On Friday, January 1, Eiiza Awn, daughter of James and Fanny Wheeler, oged four yeurs, ton months, aud four days. On Saturday, 24 January, after a lingering illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mts Catarn ink, wife of Alexander Vi oA 62 years, ‘The friends of the family, and of het son, George Par- sels, and her nephows, E don; and Edwin Houghton” ere attend her funerel, from he Walker street, on Monday, 4th further notis Nov 24th, 1846, at Funchal, Madeira, where he had gone for the enafit of his health, Crantes B. Feeewan, in the 28th his age On Satur ay, January Mrs Rosamonn Anvex, wi- dow ef Dr. Jacob $ Arden, inthe 77th year of hor age ‘The friends of the family arp invited 'to attend her fu- erpoon, at half past 3 o'clock, from her late Walker stroe out further invitation HARDWARE AND CUTLERY INGOLDSBY, BOISSEAU & HAL wa (FORMERLY INGOLDSBY, RoIssRau & co., will continne the WHOLESALE HARDWARE “ate at there old stand, NO, 119 MAIDEN ‘LANE, ‘They are now receiving a fresh supply of both FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Goops — and would particuler'y call the attention of OUNTRY MERCHANTS to their ieligaetien iat-1t*rre AID THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS! HY writ 4 44 ORE EGON S80 er ’N will ¥ of the battle of New Orleans, ir gallant army at LTO, RESACAT Bel ne PALMA, MoN't Ter By giving their Second Annual Ball yh the Ey EIGHTH JANUARY NEXT i CASTLE GARDEN. The proceeds of the Ball will be appropriate | by the Com- mittee to, D THE way YOuK VOLUNTEERS ealied in fervice by thy Neith RESIDE INT Oe THE UNITED STA e rtions or tat Bail of'dhe Uxwrony, and ia ordertne es” rae th oe ALL PATHIOTIC O may be permitted to unite in the esti in ch music stores tt order of the ata viens pire i. OFGESD, Chairman, aie ei, be published at an 27:29 91/2467 Siete M* HANICR® LODGE, No. Fellows—The Members of th of th Ancien: Order of Goo the Ledge are hereby pote ‘isnt, at 183g o'clock, snd Tron, sien for the purpose of witnes a Lotge, No 1, of New Je Y memrer will bepresect. Fenigder Bros's. H. Luer, @.8) 0 YH ALE: sealed, “14 diy next, proceed to N ist Hation of © 18 expected | South sts rf Vax Saur, sec nd daughter of the | tialiry between the parties interested, they offer the pledge of their former conduct, and the strc that itis only by firm, independent and j he reputa- tion of the inspection cau be maintained; and only through the common interest and commen nefit of —— ne sell- ers, thus promoted, that ‘The uniformity of 0 cured | iby ‘the fact, that the undersigned hav. Years past associnted —t ‘abilsed and well hey hav. fanization to con- tinvell concerned, papections, as far as the public same ag st has heretofore been, with the same unity of action and uniformity of decision ‘They flatter (ne Soh that their brand, which will be the seme as lor thi it four years, will retain a perfect | character an v dit. ich cannot Led quired di other, with dard, with- ferent perso it expectation: in Decemb when the undersigned hed been less than a year in the inspe pulsory provisions of the law. were repeated, and to decide for themselves whether they would have their flour inspected <= nieyerthelers determined by the ued, cial to all parties atest, that aes ine very little has been scld without inspection, it ater of the inspeetion has been elevated. and the of ur coming to this market has been. im- Proved. “Asystam whieh hes been 40 benefielal, botls se bi, er and seller, will be adhered to pei All the regulations heree»fore 4 far as the public is conce: be continued. E ed, wi rand 0} tion will remain‘ H. ry hw YORK” and the branida of the pection will continue to be one ceat per iat of weighing reduced to three cents per barrel, to be light. pect. prompt- lowieg places, for orders to 83 Dey at; 252 Front st; 24 Ci PERT OOF ESSON, , at 8, “THE NEW YORK SOGIETY LIBRARY DDITIONS in 1246—Late French Books ready tor de | very —There have been addedto the Library during the rty-twe volumes, Kot this coantry during eri od, with » selection of Raglish Liverature, and five f Standard French Books, toa Public Library | Volos «Latin Classics, in M41 vol purchased and Les Annales de Chemie, 19 100 volu | other lending works in seie>ee, nre expeoted daily pe per “che | preter | ‘The moat important foreign and American Journals token | for the Reading Room have been bound, and render the fi reference complete, | Members are respwetfully “ oration of French Books will be .1 | | oni” for delivery on Thursdsy morning 3etinst a9 By order of the bs y jl iwre PHILA S| FORors, L | L. | BILIGARD. "SALOON, | AT 1/3 BROADWAY, | Up Stairs. ‘They respectfully invite th Entrance 14 Lispenard st. iF friend« and the public acall » to their Billiard Tables, their W |g dhey pertien'arty ai at | yrtich are, of ‘the inte Brondies, Sewers, Sey st brands. oe nantys A. Kewrisn, js wee REBUM Tis ry ot mproveme: re «f the fi aod equal Joun Ginuis. M CURED. ‘ried, the ame! whieh 438 Broadway, will p is forsale atthe Depot, 438 Brondway, and. bythe | drnagnsts, i331 | (QHARLES SAGORY faving vaken Mr JP. Ban rabip, the Brokerage business will be curried S$ SAGORY, Ath. | _New York, January 1, 1817. | NOTICE, SHE copartne: p between Edward K. Collins m1 1 Tear ranean, betes Woodrall, under the fama ee: 0. € his, day. by. linitation ijgue bisinesein Row Work ois Woodraff, in St. Louis, and John O. EDWARD K COLLING, 3 JL lwere hi fon ae ayn rie ont ; Jomnes ‘oodrull, in New Oil New York, Jan. 1, 1817. NOTICE, journed meeting ofthe r EGULARPRACTITION pity of MEDICINE of this City, will be held at the gum cf Natnal History, No. 6k font. Wei he 6th of January, 1617, at | o’clock P.M., to receive ref urtor t Committee, api aired on ite Ath, lt, to pare . Con ‘itution and W CAMPBELL SUL" She SWAT *" Secretary “NUNNS & FISUHERZ we -D eall the attention of their friends and the public at their Manafactory and. Wai Greenwich to examine eet ¢ the most fh N. B. Pianos witht 628 Lov rh OLD TkisH WHISKEY offers for sale Wises celebrated ol Cork prone, i punchene, wafer cus heute ‘ ticle at his store iy iepuicvers. “epether wwell-asorted! stock recrries *$ it*rre informed that the late imn- B. Pi ook illaws, retailers, consisting of best Blue Ware, Gra and Common Ware. Freneh Stands, Hair Mai ._ The goods ean n (UNCTORESPEREM TORY SALE "AY ADVA! Broa: the nN part of Patent Preveh{Bedstords, and G ee Ba ae rh ry Enclosed Woah Stan and put French, do; Cribs, Manoeee ot Auctioneer. iCe8—k. H. LUp- i eo ry Sth, Fur: te tap re re Tablen, es, Feather Beds ee ow be senn. jt zt iam ras WM. W. SHIRLEY, A ALES BY H. E, WILLARD—Tuesde® December sth sales room No. 5 Pine street, 150 bea ‘Solar ‘Lamps, s, andj singly, 25 "clock—Receivers’ sale Fe a! Stnffled hina, Toilet Isteads. &e T°? PLLING. COS, few Vor ere Clothing can be had for lower lushmest im the ett Ro New Wer Coats Off, ad Bus ef ‘Eweeds' fund "Broadefothuof every style Fanus—Broadeloth, Cassimmer Ki ish, and American, from breasted, straight ress, ax and ‘elvets, A lazge assortment of Brondel which will be made to orde: Boys’ Clothing, of every i SEES sonata ‘on We. oT & db imer Ladies. on be atiended to by Mrs J LEVENS! 49 1m W. G. HAYNE! be sold at public auction, on the ‘Two Lots, between 4!st and 42d iret ‘ith ahe Gih day of January, 1847, at 1 o'eteek. A'™. ‘por vol vurhage, a it private sale.) ‘J tune of pur be Wilton, Bq 77 Mu wi C1, OTF, AT COST A’ ae ign) groves block eut of Broad- and Cloaks—one half, thee gharter and fait cirel American Broadclow Dress aud Frock Wate 3 Coats, elto, id fancy ve 'y variety rices thaw at any otheJestab- f Broadciot ‘Tweeds, and Mazurka Clothe, of every styl $210 “plain “and faney, Doe Skin $2 to $6 aaa ney Satine and Sule, om WAKDROBE AND WANTED. Wenn Apparel, Pui the same, sae ibe hrouyt the Font Otter, “oF otnerw attend ar their residences, eine ‘Auctioneer For fw Tray st OTHING T W. H. DEGROOT & of Gentlemen's Sack and Winter tell collar, len Velv No. 102 Fulton s URNITUR roiture, &e.. 56 Br uley, ley. S Also, colored papers of sold by Wholesale and retail, at reas nufactory of nal protit, meladii approved qualities a and of the same quality, will alt | that cannot be surpassed by in the city. articles will id fonnd there, aud goods from each place will be red free of expense in any part of the olen cash FANCY BO. Xi! UITABLE for Confectioners, for Christmas and New Year’s presents. _ N B— ayy edding: ‘cake Boxes ou hand, or made to ord 43 im’ SCOTT & CO.’S, 76 Nassaw street, Fa 1d Maracaibo; heat flavor; 8. baherry, M . » Mader me iH ue Be teh Herrings now landing from ship Ann Har- the celebrated Boch Fi scoTT eth my in AND cle Tens, of the test 1s Suauis of every wrade : ines, cotgh h Whiske ich pce ame it of fiperios old os doe Dock Port, was ikfuds, may ine, aud a bieigt forter, i ound; Segars, saps, Starch, &c.; 10, gold aud brown ‘Newtoa, Go! lou, Mur: |OMPSON, CORNU OFS. tof thi i [ founded il BAUER is BODEN 74 Fulton st, up stairs. cy. M by M PUBLIC‘ ye present and add Jami i et ban Me J D. Dd Cc. Kisii mate ov Vanderpoel, ir Coddington, ng tothe Ce DANCING ACADEMY, R, SARACCO, Italian Ghoropeaphist, 5 and M’lle AN GELINA, first teacher of the Ae my of Mr. Cellarins, grateful to the American “be: for the generous patronage hey} distingaished foniliet tz Kedowa, W. EETING vited at the Taberonel gvclock, 1m order to,covsider of the propreed road from Lake Michigan tothe Faciiores propeoed ey Me Whimey | “His Honor the Mayor has conseuted to take. the chair, ad | the undersigned mvite the attendance of their fellow citizens enerally ou ao interesting aa occasion. Mr. Whitney will sansa: a a Whitney, , Bouc! Wings, Leupp, y noastble to mannfocture an article equal to it. rant to the seuse, ad uve met wit! Ney BOS EW. 10 Sasha ble im the iN pint oan ca anew waltz in five steps, in 1. Perot, whieh was not bene (hts eriea above bea hew Wolk ce aivedin in Pari “"galens” 2 dances, and also all fhe inost fashiona Mazurka, and Quadri Re ‘altaes im two and three steps, dered taught in a few lestons N B.—The music for the above mentioaed ry receutly Published in New York, can be bar pt , Broadway, comer of Canal atreet, Nev’ 50. { the for Monday evening nevt, at7 3 the meet eet lt eco somay and comfort m ives | 192 Broad NG, Bi ‘arisian Daueing hay Dance of f ed the aples, | her circles of Paris ; ‘and | one invent ile Mezurka, pure! Dancing of New York i: M. Schaick, ca Saliey: res King, ‘Townsend Garris, n. M. Blatehfad, Matthe « Maury, Watson Web! Henry J Raymond, Wm. mK, Wm a ‘owosend,§ John Inmon, AUS ROMER TABERNACLE. HENRI HERZ’S FAREWELL CONCERT, Prior to his depaiture for th nd theuce for Europe, w THURSDA Whea he will be ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, ‘Their fiest in any concert in Ameris SIGN’A. CLOTILD. ARILI . First Sapreno. BIGR. 8. BEX EDETT I. : First Tenore. F. BENEVEN' Kirst Basso. Banguinico ‘First Buffo jecoud Basso. wane ii ae Violin. Sixteen £ istinguished Piani A Powerful” Opera Chorw Heuri Herz has much pleasure in annouuet that he has secured U the celel rated H N, First Hornist and Guitars to | to the Grand Duke of Baden. Great care hen been taken to selest the choice gems frem the | iT OPERAS OF THE D The following ‘piceee wil | form the leading features of the Grand Aria from MARGHERITA py ARRAGC ONA, by Battista, gun by Sigt; Beneventruo. (8: fo, from L.. ELISIR. FAMORE, TO, by Mercadante, sung | HL, by VERDI, sung by Veutano, ho is now con- unig by Signo- ' . by the cele! n Blirope with the moat eothy reception. Cayvatina, from GIOVANNA D’ARCQ, by the celebrated Divsine by Figuore Cloeda Banit zetto buffo, from L'tTALIA NA IN ALGERL. “Pa wy Ri sung by Sigr. Sanquirieo, Benedetts and LIAM “neg «orcad HT FORTES, by SIXTEEN DISTINGUISHED CANISTS, Grand Fautatia for the Hor, y HERR DORN, performed in his ecacerts in Geraany, Brane HENRI HERZ se pley his Fanta: 1, LUCIA DI nt MERMOOK (By Fequest.) Il SEMIRAMEDE, *) AL M FURITANL wi and Eng- a * MOSES, tet (5 Ridongpe in his concerts in Paris and London,) exeeu- GNORAC BARILL SIGQNORBENGDETS 1, SIGNOR eta VENTANO, BANQU HCO, ay M wirn st POWERFUL CHORUS . OND ORGAN ‘To be had at the usnal places. he public are earnestly requested to purchase their tickets jusic Stores. we been taken to have the Taberuacle lit with independent of the kas q(bgozs obien at 6—to commence at halfpaat seven—to con- elu pokan one dollar each. t ou account of the weathe: t down heads south—take up heads north. JOHNSON’S BIRD STORE, No. pan Drona, 2d door from Stewart's. LONG BREED ’CANARIES.—In addition to my large stock, I have purehased two more lots, very whieh I would ike the publje fo call aud see. "Bi ent variety, bid seeds. ee ublic is invited toh wt, d31 were ad 3 from Stewar’s . USIC, J HE ONLY TRUE 80NG. ARcHY QRIEVE, the real ceed si Birds, has now on haud and of the Globe ‘Amongst the fotiowing will be foond, ¥ most choice description of fancy long and vaned. Canar Birds, matched and prepared to be put up for hatchin, (with breeding cages made de expresaly after hig own design J” Als English French, German, African, South American, Ch and Domestic. "Together with the most choice de- prion of bara door Fowls, Duck English an Norway Swaus, silver and golden Pheasants, and Newfoun land, King Charles Spaniel id 8; Poodles, Italian Grey Hounds, and of rare and fancy Dox remiss “oI ke. 'h. very variety of Bi 8. Letters, poxt NETS, Port Post Pat Seeds, Cage nae all times meet with No.5 John street, New G “GENTLES MEN, Look out for your C: membered wien the candy ana the cakes ate fevgoting.” Bor uets put up by his own hand, m his usual style, a aiore no; tice. 3 thre. root atteution from A. G ‘4 You’ PLUNKET & PARDESSUS, NO. 12344 FULTON STREET, Sell an excellent hat at $3 00 and only charge $3 58 for their Finest Quatiry Mouesxiy anv Nutata N.B—PLUNKETT & PARDESSUS warrant their first ity hats to be equal,at the very least, to those of any other establishment, and assare the public that it would be utterly impossible to sell SUCH AN ARTICLE at a LOWER price than $3 50. 629 Im*rre T es DOLLAR HATS—The unde h he will sell at the above pri These = wi tain ane shape and ince as ts tong oe an any $5 Nd. ton street Between William aud Cold, The undersigned does mot pretend to offer the the above price, (that being im- at Is at $3 30. + 8S ROBERTSON. OVER SHOES. LADI#S and Gentlemen, at 967 Broadwa: lean ud the pure shee tIndia Rubber Over Shoes est to the smallest, and as cheap as you can those And a large assortment of cork Sole, rench Boots; also a great assortment of dren's boots and Coss eq 7 m* re GOODYEAR'S OVER SHOES, 100. BROADWAY. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER SHOES. mnufactured of Goodyenr’s Celebrated ‘aceut Metallic a Rubber, pertectly flexible in the eold- est weather. For sale by the case o single aay We Fredervck Hudson, MY. Beveh & Horace Greeley Wm. H. Di ewho know, that it It is sett. troyer of freckles old Soaps. All, stag ed aig ‘aud | ca Ic preveuts baldness, Baldne: T NOTIC 4 me DUCED ya oy CENTS yo Pete TLE for id Grey Hai or become thins keeps the hair from becoming, greytoed se moves dandruff, tothe Indies, ness and br ) drat the public ¢ je. It is iavey which BARRY AND sin Great By in the most expeditions manner th (right, payable in all the pr nd Scotland are of the United we of the party the | be regularly forwarded by packet or steamer ABRAHAN B nat only cleanses the ha not be sur] wm hair, Money may be sent by. letter particalarly recommended | | mt gives a soit | Prepared and | ‘0. 146 Broad wa: 24 Jn dt re | REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND ng to remit mouey in et or smail sui cipal towns in E States to them, giving the to receive ne! hich will LAP, & a | tonable stor Sole Agents tor Goodyear's Manufactg Broadway, 43 tin re ~ PXEMIUM BOOTS ick Sales and Small Profia. BINE FRENCH BOOTS for $3 50, our own make, Jand warranted to give satisfaction; fine French imperial Dress Boots for 84 50, equal to those us rally sold Broadway for $6 or 87, ac YOUNG & SON Feuch Boot and Shoe Manufucto fi pry, one of the sent foal in this city, Our boots recewed the highest Praise in the late Warr of the American lastitute, for the | price) ever aoldan this city. Boots, Shoes, Gaitors, ke made to order at the shoriest orice. ini ¢. done in the stor VOUNG'& JONES, 4 Avast aime re b a W guday | Decer ty LEKan SHR, by the eck Blip, daily, (Sundays we 1) at 634A. M 1 Rolin readiness on the arrival ofthe boat at New | aton, aerivin, 45 Yeni ts TORS HARLESTON, } S.C., HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS—To sail on Be career nthe bint of cuandeetee at 10 o'clock, and eles its hi New ORLEANS, ‘of 1,008 tons, burth John T. Wright, commander, will harleston and Havana, by pa . For ireight or puanage, Faving elegant fumished necom- modations, with state roo: eppl re 7. captain, on board, ale ‘Oh street, Rast Riversor at‘T" ret LINE TO- BOSTON via NE an INGFIE. AND Stak oa Aner FO" LIV Packet of niling, aed burs hen. POOL.—Only Regular ‘The may intent tase nip PAT RIL KHENRY, Prasively on the 6th of and nator, exbin, second bi are unequal ng to mb hemaelves belore ens. Aut y helt RWAye er ol South P 8 —The Patrick ae wilt ‘ail ‘fom phe rua eissirherer or farther forse of Maiden Lane, or ai 426 lin * rre iT Baltes tres Noo Vek. | reeulatday ane Ziatat February.”“Teraons wishing i bring ERVALENTA their friendi from the old country, in this Yavorite Packet “HE undersigned have just received a fresh Ma st hre valeuts, pat op in pound packages, which they olferto | GENTS ‘useful in the Unio C®A ieans 5 Stuat | brown HHavans | do wellto {| Groceri cerinin cure for C ‘olds, "C ong and all intlammatory’ disens tate of the weather, | larly recommended by our fr Otions and SHE ? SUGARS—J, 6 Verney ste: | and brown Sugars, whic! New en er wholessle or reta DELLUC & CO., Apotheeat He Sn re wanted to undertake th ented article, that can be reapectability an & guarantee of $500 per annum will be given. An Piyy? Jo. 17 Falcon st, New are ‘o men of fs and 8 cents im a eal Also hee The Saiphu ph nm, diseases o1 and oppo: Rlrenmatism ries and Che essors to Place &Souitlard, jaw. and 58) Brondwar, ices — A general nssortment of Sore ‘Throat incident to the changeable Vapor Bach is partiey: Veiciansnsa cure f No danger of taking ‘cold in yan} nn Me the Lith day of Ji on oaday he Lith day of Januar 0 Yelock, By or ice oF THE New Yoru Gu toa y December 21 lection for thirteen Directors of the Com Will be held at this Office, No. 176 CL. tre street. 'y Bext, between the hours anh tanster book ‘ill be closed. from, the Sich rast, eat er, EVERITT, See’ HE, highest prices edvanced iu large and small ume on hes. dismonda, place, Jewelry, dy every description of personal s, Tiornsed wobroker, 253 ‘ersons received jn rrivate 425 Lin re 1 FRENCH FANCY BOXES =f LIDAY PRESESTS.—BRUN, LAROS| RT, 118 William street, hove just Teenteed ‘i offer for rae two of te Intent style MBE imber ‘ocases of Wrench Maney Borey for bonbon: VOTULA MAGAZINE type copy of the princips! h lection of ariel tio rom tl ea monthly, price $3, pay~ t eof the Ploinbe ery, No. #51 Broadway, upper co 8 lwerh d best writers nth able in advance tional Dague | of Murray sreet. Fo P Cova ¥P PAR Ki Cot Pa E. Woodraft, avd John O, W | Rdward K Collins & Co., expired EK. iM continue busi | Gye account ; James E. Woodrufl i | Woodru New Orleans. | JOHN Naw Youx, January 1, 1817, partucrsbip between kd ware K Collane, James oodruff, under the firm of by Ivenitation,— York, en his St Louls, and John O- this. iy bY MES E WO! Oo. WOUDKU FF. Jadth | . ‘alt ri Comb, 30 96 iatis 7 id Kecer BEAU LIFUL NEW GOODS | ING just rece: of a case of splendid Gilt Gods, vin: | teh besuufal feat em ate a ‘indag | it gone sre an wl be told tow: aot sl fully receive the ay of the fe" | ; broxdway y VIMBY. F fam Pk ONEW ORLE York Jine—Regalar packet | very fast sailing packetsip SAICTR ET F i asal wares ag con dav pass sge, haying furnished accommodat ard at Orleais Wharf, foot ot Wall's recta as K. COLLINS, 56 South sereet wed after Monday evening, Tien | s iu New Orleans, John O. Woodruff & ( Cpl Le d all go eto pret orders Phe ‘paevet bark J TELIA | SARTE L t ie and wail 22d UGK LIVEFOUL—The_ lar Packet ist Jan —The ty sailig g acket ship QUEEN OFT wees Woodhouse, 1,250 toms, will suil as abov r For freight or passage, having splendid, In nd comfort Ye rooms and c in, apply to the on board, at er Burling ship. o Cubitt & MINTURN, 87 South st. SONSTITUTION.” 1600 tons m, at anec fd Queen gene lor, will + For fieigh apply on who =5 capt Bark GENES®. New Orlenus, is now discha wharf, Kast River, tothe recei* tof their go ith ED t Rutgers st Consignees witl please attend OW cor sill COLLINS, 56 South st FOR LIVERPO ~ —Hegular stant—The elegavt packet ano SHE tain Cornish, will sul asabove, her fs OF freight or passage, having splendid f dations, pply on board, lar day— hed necommo- at ile ns whort, foot of Wall street, | K CO! 56 Sow h street, Garrick, Captain Lrask, will sueceed the 26th Febroary, her regular day, jal With despateh See i :REOOL f t suiling, eoppered and copy CONCORDIA, by ; onboard, will have desphta For frewght or passage, having handsome necommodations, "* Board, at Orlenne wharf, foot of Wall at. or to Ne + 5% South othe pueket s ih ‘dn d The very t fistened Fe rf “GLABGOW. Regul ay leket. i ure of January—=The fine Br bark rang wen i tons, Capt. Mobert Seott, will sil ax above, hei mare ‘or freight or passage, havin, epply oa board, foot of I. “eo ver, or to URN The ket ship 8 ng NT Liaw requ,ar packet ship Barace NT i sacred Susann Ht arievaand ant on the Tat of Bob PACKETS YU the first of |e Aa 'y wo laestro. 1 1d to be the first composer of Italy, has everywhere met | 4 hich w BA KM. RIAGE=Si" Chan s Rackett, Mr. G. Barrett; Dim.ty, d Diet be foltewed by LA TYROLIENNE, by 24 Darsue: Vieunoises. | al awaien, will be added the ferce of AMAN WITHOUT D—Mr. Ovlivious: Top. } Mr. G. Barrett. At acieee with a third id di met JALLOPE nr DRAPLAUX, by 18 vse will com % cents ‘Monday Kveniug, January 4 open at 63% or elock Bovey. TM ay LL mee wih the drama will commence wi ir the a | THE WIZARD OF THE WAVEDon Jove ben, Mr sat Cree jes Mr_N rele 2% cents; Pit and Gallery 12} cents Doors open at 6; o’elock. Performance commence at 7. |M CH EL x Evening, January 4—To comedy of FASHIONABLE ARR r. Nickinson; Mrs Mode, Mrs. Tim: Alterwhichthe loughable farce of the WANDERING oan Bags, Mr. Miteheil. ‘To be followed by the farce 08 dite 2 ernment Har- Bolland; Benny Fiat lates ‘Eetears Mr ea entitled, ME! Sad any Jinks, jolland; Lady: Flirtilla Fussington, M Dress circle “0 ceux: upper boxes 25 ¢ Private boxes $5. Orchestra boxes, $3. Doors open at_balf past 6 o'clock: eurtai AMC RICAN pA ae CHAT ILA SAN. LEN’ ah ‘. cor PROPRIETORS, MONDAY EV EMING fat, ty the perforinance | U' will commence with » Gran entitled | THE COURTIENS OF ‘LOvis XIV. | he ‘Twin Ben Performan: Cherokee ( | Tambli e. Pe: Slack Hope. Horseman ve the 75 conta ; 3 Pat 1a cents; Private Boxes 50 cents. be secu t the Box Office from 10 to 12 o'clock, M ‘There will bean afternoon Performance every Saturda: Doors open at 2 o'clock, Peiformance to commence at 2 a4 | precisely. i PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE, Chambers Street. Ts WONDER OF WONDERS.—TUESDAY EVE- NING. gennary Ses id ‘Thursday, 7th.—By the great Magician, Sij ROSSI, ( : second appearance before ‘Americat Dublic,) assisted by the charming Dancer, Mi Ht. Yates: ‘he Magic Glove. —The curavelling Money, or Mahomet’s Escape from Mee he Enchanted Handkerchief, oF the Renderyous, ‘The Wenderful Globe, or the Metxmorpho With other inumerable Tricks of a new style. Pane Erchantment. Ball, Ventriloquism. Pant 1. Miss Yates. VENTRILOQUISM. 1.—A funny Conversation between a Servant and a ‘Tavern- imitation of a Dog aa Insect, tke, «Miss Yates. Noy Deception, or the Love Letter. ¢ Pigeon of Mount Parnassus. 4—The Devil s Ballalways rolling about. To bi sey joke h or the Astonishing Magic Bottle, Giving Hefreshments to all the Audience, Doors open at 64 --Performance begins at 7 Feloele, ets, $0 Cents, to all parts of the Hous 5.—The A ead “rao shildren, Ha f-price. a3 Stree OPENING OF THE 1 TALIAN OPERA , At Palme’s Opera House, in Chambers street N MONDAY eine is f January, 1a Italian Opera Company will form the opera of Donizetti, Directors of the Italian Opera Companydignori A, San- auinico, 8, Patti and C. Fo ting Manager, Signor Fox CONG Manabe Trometiel Pertone. jagdalen Viscouat »irval nthony, father of Linds is of Boistleury. f nor 8, Benedetti. Signor K. .. “Signor A. sarfuirico. +Siguor Le; Maruny 6 ured at the box office from 10 AM till Fosom dh 1a Me daily. Performance to commence at mh Doors open at 7 o'clock. a2" rh WAMNUT ST. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA W. KR. Buaxe, Manager. VRS N Niout OF MR FORREST. MONDAY (EVENING, Jeauatry 1,1647—Wiil be performed aA Ye? the tragedy of MRS. ZEGLIO. GLADIATOR. NO. 67 DIVISION STREET. Spartacus WILL open a large assortment of Paris millinery, Phasariu: Bonnets, ke. She will vffer for. inspection a choiee stoc. of Fall goods, comprising silks, aatins, pl cut velvets, ke. being select with ieee taste from the latest arrivals, Is well worthy: the attention ot ilereon and milliners fro ountry, wanting als and patterns, would fade oes interedt” to al tock is fresh, the style Will be disbored of on reasonable termes” * he most gorgeoussty! BENEFIT OF MR. J. SCOTT. MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 4th, R First time these fifteen years, the serio-comié opera of SLAVE Gambi Mr J Scott ; JiMr Burke Mr Burton Goveruor Matthew inda. . Mes Lind, | Abomelique. . Mr Marsh Ibrahim Mr Burton Sel, Hips Miss Chapm: w comedy of LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP is in rformence, (to-morrow) TUESDAY, ng at 2 o'clock. | J | compliance \n with the wis ses Viennoise w: jeurs, the Popalai 4 Noisonneurs, or the Wh: | The first ballet will commence at 2 o'clock, Performances cone!ude at 1¢ past 4 | Dansensee Viennoise will sppear on Tuesday night, | ond give their last performance onj Saturday, January 9th. jm LYCEUM HALL i—sepeated Lecture, Ja 1817, at 756 o’elock—One more Evening wi af Dence. the whole 2 PHe wary Sth, the American Orators and the Popuisr Poets—Mr. (by special request,) wil give one more Miscellas tunment, Tuesday Evening, January 5th, 1817, Ilustrat drawn from British and American Poets, 4s also Lenya on tions of W. C. Preston, (Ewlogium on Legaré;) H. Clay, D. | ieee a3 re Tr Third Auuual westival of tng Brook! p irotentant Berevolent Society, will be held at the Goth Adams street, Brooklyn, oa eveniog, January ron 1947. Members, snd the friends of the society, will please JK SON, 184 ealvos st., Brooklyn, ark Wali Bs Tal at, kt EXANDECCCAMPBE LC. Band RETRY WaisA ie eultse THUMAS FERGUSON, wold st ‘ AS Atis*re ‘ emit’ ee + f Arrangements. EVICAL NO LICE—DIt FITCH'S Lectures onthe Prevention and cure of Consumption, Asthina, and di cases of the Heart, and those diseases that lead to ther, au oy the art of Prolonging Life to 100 years, 28 engravings, 324 Kes, 40 and 75 cents. Burgess, Stringer & Co. 212, Broad: way; IL King, 192 roWway; Marrener, Lockwood & Co., 459 Broadway, carner of Grand; T. $. Crowen, 643 Broadway. DA. 8.8. FITCH, 21 M&F Gtis* rre 707 Broadway. NEW YORK bear ss te OF THE FINE HE Exhibition of the Works of Art belonging to thi Institution is now open at the Rotanda in the Park.— Phree fi eces of Sculpture by Brown have been lately | added, viz: Rath, present i by in Ile a Hicks ; The Boy ap and Dog, the gift ot Charles ) In addition to the above, aud a val gravings, this collection embraces and Voyage of Lite, bes re of Kinpire jes other five specimens of Ameri Inman, Edmonds, Durand, Ghap- m9 A.M. until Monday) Life lay Ever embership one dollar ; nes 1245 ce ANTED, ty ofthe Battery. Any person have such tmay hear ofa responsible tenant by ad ‘particulars, to box 1,229 lower post ‘ace SRENCH’S HOTEL, THE Vroprietor respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has removed from his Inte hotel in Fulton street, to his other hocel, 4 Chatham street, afew doors west of Pearl street, to which he has added n tional bedrooms, and furnished them iu aatyle that will bear comparison with the very best hotels in the eity.— eeasion will there be more than oue bed in a room, if which will be 25 ce 417 Im Fre a note with ii lw*re A THRE t.between | fieaey the 2d and “= i . and replete | with the la rovements, including kitehen range, Sink, cold aud warm bathe, water closets, Seer, feallan iar le mantels throughout the house; «coart yard of 15 feet in out with verandah and Freaeh windows. ‘he house is one ofa Road of farther parti 13 Dev PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION, ©. &, CASTLE & EDWIN MeCORKELL | ie Intter rom the Royal Aeademy of M Loodon, will ere lessons on the Piano or Violin, at thetr residence, 54 Lispenard near Broadway, or that of their pupils, apon very moderate torms, which can be made knowa by applying as above. di} Im*re cE DK. KELLINGER'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENL is warranted to | Baris ‘alears of every nature In few d fh removing rheumatism, and or nes is Certtin to relieve bi cholic, dintrhese, &e.. as it is taken. It is perfectly dely J in its odorand flavor. [tis universally acknowledged to be th ¢ ever offered to the public. Frice f B. d Broo 5d feral nd 10th atreet Je yen core; Dr Burrew Dos: vial whoo ER | erat Tatham, and at the Hk. office, Uity Hall. keeper, in which shall be introduced the inimitable | E-LES DANSEUSES VIENNOL- | A HousK. wane for an extensive private board: | fog hoa-e, situated in the lower of Broadway or in an LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ea TELEGRAPEIC. INTERESTING FROM MEXICO. ANOTHER REVOLUTION. Dissolution of the Connection between Yucatan and the General Government, Further Correspondence between Generals Taylor and Santa Anna, By the last arrival at Now Orleans, we have advices Y | from Campeachy to the 9th ultimo, from which we learn there had been another outbreak in that city Jn an address dated the sth of December, Domingo Barret, yielding a reluctant acquiecence to the wishes o his fellow citizens, presented himself as their chief. “A glorious revolution” that day commenced, The | object of the outbreak is to sunder entirely all political | connection between Yucatan and the Government of | Mexico. A pronunciamento was also made by the garrison ¢f ‘Tabasco on the 19th of November. ‘This pronunciamento alleges that full representation had been made to the supreme government of the de | fenceless state of the Department of Tabasco. It alludes to the recent invasion of the Americans, and avers that the Mexican Government had disregarded their | prayers for aid. For these and numerous other considera | | tlons, they declare that the State of Tabasco disavows | the present Government of the Republic, and will regu- | late her internal administration upon a basis more liberal and more adequate to the circumstances of the existing war. | Tho declarations were approved of by acclamation. Senor Tracorn is named as the hoad of the Tabasco re- , | volution. Many names are attached to the pronuncia- | mento ‘The impression prevailed that Herrera would be elected President of Mexico at the opening of Congress, | and overtures of peace immediately made. Further correspondence has taken place between Gene- | vals ‘Taylor and Santa Anna. | Gen, Taylor’s letter concludes with ahope that the Mexican Congress will accept the offer of the United | States, and enter on negotiations for a termination of hos- | tilities, and a permanent peace. , Santa Anna’s reply is datea at San Luis Potosi. It is | courteously worded, and in conclusion, he hopes tho | Sovereign National Congress will act as shall be most | conducive to the interest of the Republic, but believes that neither Congress nor any Mexican will ever be able to listen to overtures of peace,“unless the national terri | tory is first evacuated by the American forces, and the | vessels of war withdrawn. Until this is done the Mexi can nation is determinod to defend its territory, at every hazard, inch by inch. Private letters from Tampico stote that our men suffer much from intermittent fever. “Avwany, January 3—7 P.M. 4 The Hudson river at Albany is clear of ice, though at Van Wie’s Point, at Hudson and Catskill, it is blockaded. es BY THE MAILS. Wasuinoton, Dec. 30, 1646. Sentmanet and Ribaud. Sin :—In your paper of yesterday, under the head of “Who is Ribaud ?” I perceive one very great error ; | and as I doubt not that it was unintentional on the part of your infermer, and that you would be the last man to | Wrong the dead, I have thought it well to put you in possession of the facts, that you may eorrect the same. Speaking ofthe duel that took place in New Orleans between Sentmanet and Ribaud, you say,“ they met, | and both advanced to within a few paces of each other, without pulling triggers,when Sentmanet was so appall- ed atthe firm bearing of Ribaud, that he lost his pre- sence of mind, fired at random, and run way without | waiting for his a versary’s fire.” Now ir, this ia oll wrong 'y word of it. The facts ore, in afew words these + y had a difficulty of long standing—it mat not what it was. They met in New Orleans—the weapons selected, pistols—the distance, ten pacea—con- ditions, fire at discretion, but not advance. They both fired, and Ribaud was wounded. On this you may de- 1 was thero at the time, and knew well both God never made a braver man than Sentmanet. ‘hen he went out with Ribaud, he knew him to be brave, and so knew what to expect. Sentmanet was not only brave, but rashly so. The sequel of his life proves this assertion. May his spirit be uvenged on the coward Ampudia ! Ribaud is not only personally brave, but he hos a large soul; and were he here he would do justice to the memory of one who was his enemy—at least so far as | his daring courago was concerned. Sentmanet has a | wife and children in New Orleans. For their sakes, if not for the dead—correct. A SAILOR OF THE NAVY 'TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS, SECOND SKSSION, House of Representatives, Wasninaton, Jan, 2, 1847. The Sreaxen announced the first business i | be the resolution ef Mr. Cobb, to amend the r | striking out the forty-first, which requesting tobe excused from voting to | verbal statement of the reasons for making such requ | Under cover of this rule, honorable gentlemen ha | en occasion io make speeches on the merits of questions pending, and tnis the gentleman from Georgia wishes to interdict in future. No quorum having voted on seconding the demand for the previous question, Mr. Conn, determined not to" give itup s0,” moved a call of the House, and asked for the yeas and nays,which | were taken, The result was—36 to 113—and the call was refused, ‘The Sreaksxn requested gentlemen to vote on one side, or the other. ‘There were more than a quorum pres ‘Three or four triais had already been made on secondin | the demand for the previous question. Gentlemen wil yeas 79, nays 49. The demand dey therefore seconded. | for the previous que: Tho Srraxnn now a | The resolution was adopted—yeas 85—nays 73. Mr. Senyvex. As everything should havea title, I propose this shall have. | ‘the Srxaxxn—Tho gentloman is aware that it ia not | usual to give titles to the rules. | | Mr.Senenex—I see no, reson why it may not be done | “The Srxaxen—The Chair thinks not. | oak Several gentlemen objected—it was, they sai , out of "te title roposed by Mr. Schenck was read: “Arulo to cut off the last remnant of freedom of | speech left under the variou Roa igging processes hereto: | fore in use by the majority in this House.” ‘The Srxaxen—It in clearly out of o | 1! TLEMENT D COMFORTS IN OREGON. | Mr. 'fHomasson submitted a resolution, which was | adopted, instructing the Committee on Territories to in- quire into the propriety and expediency of setting apart a district of country west of the Rocky Mountains, for | the occupation of the Indians in that section, in which no white man shall settle, unless by permission of the President of the United States, and uniess with e view to | improve their condition. | ‘THE DISUISSAL OF CAPT. PATIO. | _ Mr. Davis, of Kentucky, submitted a resolution, | was adopted, calling on the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish tothe House all, papers relating to the recent | dismissal of Captain Fatio from the revenue marine ser. vice, and the corres retiais Detween the Secretary and Captain Fatio on the subject. VOLUNTEERS KECKIVED INTO THE SeRVICE. Mr. Genrny offered a resolution, that the Secretary of War report to this House the number of volunteers re cuived into the service of the United Stases under the act of May last, what number have been killed in battle, end have died of their wounds and of disec:e, and what num - ber have been dischorged for disabi The Sreaxen—The resolution I Mr. Gextny—I should like to se there is no objection ‘The resolution was agreed to Mr. Bo! to move an amendment. The SreaKe —Id IN OF SALARIEG—A 2K WARK, ETC, Mr. Jonsson, of Tene: submitted a resolution re- quiring the Secrotery of the Treasury to report to the House, the precise condition of the fund of the Smithso- nian Institution ; also, a& to the propriety of suspendin the act creat ‘that institution, until after ed sats and | retaing the $242,129 in the Treasury, to | it; also, that he make suggestions with re action of ri amet y ly of all o1 the same, other auggestions, pointing ont where the pruning kaif can be eeed to lop off, and what re trenchment in the public expenditures may be made. Mr. Owen said he wished to debate the resolution, and thorefore it was ordered to lie over. COUNTERYRITERS OF THE Mr. Scmencx asked leave to submit 2 resolution structing the Seeretary of the Treasury to communi | to the Houso what persons have been employed duri the past year in his department, or wh pointed any person or persons, and how m (oot counterfeiters of the current coins ; how such per sons wero appointed, and that he communicate dopies of the instructions gi Mr. McKay objected, and the resolu lies over. REDUCTION OF BALARIES—TRA AND COFFER—PAY OF ¥Oe LUNTRERE. Mr Bet, of Kentucky, submitted a resolution, in. RENT COINS. structing the Committee on Militi Affhirs to report a bill making a reduction of twenty-five por cent in tho compensation of members of Congress, aud al! other ol cers in the civil departments of the government whose 1ies can be constitutionally reduced during the he reduction to continue so long as the Mexioua war shall continue, and be in Lieu of the tax proposed on i OOOO