The New York Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1847, Page 3

NEW YORK HISTORICAL, SOCIETY. this body wild be held to-mor season of navigation in e sch of the past two years. will be observed that { here has been an imcreased | movement in nearly every article in the list. Commence or Osweoo -Movements oF Propuck. Articles. are . E annual me: nes ved. ‘ee 1845 MM ree ‘00 ¢ feet mes & Braves, Ibs ...... “antag 263,875 ated Mr. Louis Mathev with thei rd 15 127 | ae ches and mauntaetari re oj y them in Fytare at siheirald _ - yi sate Noi? Felton ame under the ih of Jacot, 1 roisier & Co. om a wat Z Hage me — y wi he inant of ane ecm wil will 235, 222 | New York. January 1, wir i5 St re al FOR THE HERALD. igned take this ppvortanity to inform the citi. the agents of the Mor. the Nauvoo improved with i taker. The Pesala nous sectifiee. tnd 35 Seet above the aoe ay tee 430'899 | hewn lime rock, and adm adapted f of wor. "Also, the Mormon Fremole ( coy ene Kirtland a benutiful edifice, well situated, and calcu: lated for'a colleg, A perfe vill be made, or no {For terms end particulars, eR g tothe abscribe aot jain 1847, bay: jn) TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. F Bach RTAULT, Mo and 151, Broadway, (Lafayette _ Bazaar) has just received per late Havre vets, 1,100 1,104,020 ft brand, = 5 Bou Bromii Yes.s5t 305,895 | Gods, Bromine 3,914,555 187 & O35, a 1,349,128 279.914 37, 9,966,761 22,742,011 THIS par PUBLISHED, 133,900 RICK 1234 cents, me 90 FRFECTION—Being Nos? ot the modem standard 2aieass — -guonein HADES S.aTi7e4 P ama, with a portrait and memoir of Mr. James I. Hack A comparison of the shi pmevts of the principal articles for the past three years, e'tbibits a steady increase. 1846 ot winn be ready on Saturday, vol. IV. of the Modera Stend- ard Drama, containing Virginins. ‘The, King of the Com. mons, London Assuranee, Two Gentlemen of ny 1815. 1s. | Ve Jealous W. 379,383 471,318 bound iu mustin, 1. ite The Bi fey for eco 119.572 3, 46 Jad te rh 2 Astor Hor Lumber, feet 10013109 THE LON NG ISLAND IN D INSURANCE COMPAN 1, 200 000 ase SURPLUR Orricg 41 Fucton street, BRooKL YN. ONTINUES tot ke risks on buildings, hinery, mer- ‘Shingles, numbe 806 ni 300 The increase in the articl’» of flour, as shown by this table, is 91,995 barrels,er ¥9 per cent; this is a very Cc handsome advance ; but it falls much short of what it | serach" ind property generally, on ( favorable s. ‘This company h ath would have beon but for the breach in the Welland Ca, | Confinerations that have ever sel age ie wi they Ken owe cape Lae ere with col a to the system which jms snd scattering their Heke. 1 Ae nal which occurred in ‘November, and the premature closing of the Erie Canal mevigation. By these accidents ratively Practised of lim which the company. the amount of shipments fall full 60,000 barrels short of | My suetue wil be adjuated ‘nd paid Promptly as hereto- what it would otherwise have been. In the article of | The Company take special care (0 otity their customers in New York, ofall exolrgions wheat the increase over 1846 is 360 per cent ; the ship- | ments of corn are about forty times greater than last year. On sawed lumber the increase is at the rate of 45 percent. Notwithstanding the great and general reduction in WODMLAM ATER, President. ja5 Imisre aS MONTH ONLY | a OVE OLDSMITH, will re for this does only at. poriaie: terms (RINN. eer peeps for a course of ten lessons of one hour each, in mercantile or the tariff of tolls om ‘the canals of this State, there has | epistolary ary ena very handsome increase inthe amount of tolls re, | PENMANSBIP, ‘ ceived at Oswogo this ‘year, compared with the previous | ameecine & satisfactory improvement to Hoe, of the lei NNMAN ane dollar c ‘and twenty: re-publta ed, low price of r. complete, 's, boun two. ,Becziers or "i at Oswrao. 133,444 30 5 mnt is eq aa to Pasehent twwastty accent, erege incresse of the whole business of the canal | in 1846 was much greater, The total amount. of sugar received at Oswego this | year by the canal. was 8,026,419 Ibs., of which 4, 497,615 Ibe | were for reshipment to Canada, under the law of deben- | ture. This exhibits. the favorable features of the internal | export law, and shiows its importance and value to our | works of internal improvement. This part of the busi, ‘ness of our public works ia yet in its infancy, and, ax the | trade of the Canadns increaves, our canals and railroads | phic art inal ie its at the rooms 289 Broadway, comer of Reade fe j5tt*re ILLUSTRATED | LONDON NEWS, Read th Set, neatly Bound. A®& Complete Set of the above popular aud caiereinin ‘Work, comprisiog tight Halt early Volum sa somely been |, from the commencement to the pre: vied, Pah pe pada s at } raaierate Naluat jon. by, a noe addi aed ew ° | tation: hens the addi purities ™ artescere : G* TAKE THE PAPERS. EAT success of Holmes’ new Newspaper Plan—500 ubgori erg entered for the new year—prospect for 5000 in New Yorl f will be much beriefited by it. | not become alarmed retin pasion tthe latredgenon of The coal trade of’Pennsylvania for the past your | Reyne worke seneha hem, Dor waar bok blow it up or ially in 7 eompared with, 1645, shows an increase in the quantity | World? People, and it can’ do te much ¢ Sod. ts ihe Bie New of coal sent to merket of 307,532 tons, against an increase of 390,005 tons in. J846, over 1844, Coat Traoe or Pannavivanta—1045 AND 1846, Necessi ny the old enone of, thy inventions, led me to; introduce newspepers to the American public—for the as wells the intellects st the people. ing papers loaned to subse: iene aie ‘ribers one hour for 25 cents a 5 . week. ar four dail; fe 23 - Lehigh mies, tous 22, Tered’ to subseribers ap 67. 6,9 dp lock ant ee Wy ome ip 1,222,418 such an hour as best suits rhs c nv ice of the yb ae 4 Pola who take the papers on the London plan, G Per Onan x state desire to ay themselves of this plan will so a t Fine Grove no 22s ing at Wim. Taylor's booket einder the Artor House B. Central office wanted for the business. at c Pheap Publications of all kinds cash, on the Jowest terms. r New Book Total furnished wy nger fr The returns this year are not quite per fect, but the | iy result will not vary materially from the above. In Jan. | last the manegers of the Reading Railroad Co. WANTED, timated | PY a protestan do th the capecity of the road at 1,250,000 tons for the ‘year | Doral howse-work of acsmualt fick este reference the quantity sent is 1,283,561 11, being only 16,438 09 given, Enquire at 78 Ludiow st. Jad tons leas than the estimate. ‘The estimate, w | WANTED~ as by wo 188 cut rte | | | sovbpaaticre rerun tealwt ould have Sil ICE COU Gn Mier ee i. Would have no objection to goa short distance in the retarded by the unusual and unexpected freshet w'.iah ocearred in June, | mirid: Can proderenend tern ee joo ies Anthracite coal is unusual’y high in this market, fog | bethatreet, comer Pance, for two days: Sab Ie®rre the season, notwithstand! op the fall supply and ike oo | PARTNER WANTED. duced duty on forei~ n verttics ea n Yrant of a Young oF middle aged man ex rk, paying & Zia mans Waloment iexhibits the couditién of the | liberal probs, snd ite ser kittie weemeitlon iets ading der ents of the Canel and Banking €ompany fied with the interests of the mercantile community, and one which will yield a fortune to any industrious person who of Nev, Orleans, at four periods. It will be observed tht the asseth are increasing very fast, and that the ex- Sess over liabilities is steadily advancing. Cana arp Barina © " Cash Liabilities. Oct.19. "Nov = 2. = . oF 2 3 3 the junior, to a pers ions. Address D B—Box ad which will be rouge eee De Oct. 19. ‘Dee. a WANTED, Wirculation $712,195 778,445 780 82 pe men i ycanvaas for a popular work individual d 1,110,826 1,309,202 1 816 17383 which has just been i by the Natio ‘ublishing + Selden, Treasu | 25) per comer of Murray st. ited States . » 373,103 215,152 228,616 214,122 would find it for thei Due it collections. eT 181,553 186,545 250,907 IMPORTANT CAUTION, Total... ..... 82274431 2743431 saraasa 2,550,787 .787 3,006,028 HE great celebrity and increasing success of Dr C) hris- | Cash tiie vant and Magnetic Curatives, have again in- wo ge 81,260,906 e180, 802 1,131,981 1,704,406 te them, and to offer base le within + 1,194,935 1,225,020 1,114,694 1,210,505 257,927 516,268 780,765 591,296 ing them genuine. The pub- fore matteo aud earnestly cautioned regard- | mpts of these person: provide ayaiust deception, it 1s only nee ir in remembering right number of Pheer wnteats | {C7 18 BROADWAY,..29 Where stone the fenui jes can be procured. fener 387 sat 373,180 oil) seen $3,115,865 113,845 3,320,102 3,400,590 3,673,0% The increase in specie for the week ending D ‘Qist, amounted to $572,425, while the incre culation was only $32,510. ola Stock Exchange. ” may be had jeware of drugs and drug jad 3t®10 G and Fourth street, will be opened on Saturday day evening next, from 5 to 7% o’clock, ed to receive depesites, Fe} U S6s, 1862, 150 shs Canton Co, 3014 | the interest of which will commence from Ist January, 1817, be a 1956, IW 25 do Ef RIE RP Pe ES SID P dal dt*re sue, lo a ie A 28 | THE NEW YORK SOCKETY LIBRARY—_ Fio00 ri wee Bie a Be | | ADDITIONS in. 1846. French Books ready tor deli- | 98: ‘5 315 2914 very —There have added to ihe Library = $8000_N Wate se, 1850, 93% 2 3 ine, 244, | Past year, one thousand five bund: iterature up hig, 16h : | hundred volumes of Standard French Books, indisnessuple 100 Karmers’ Tr, 40 Morris Canal, 10 ne RE, ola'stk, Fe Reading RR, toa Public Library. Valpy’s Latin Ch in 141, volume: | purchased, and Les Annales de Chemie, ia 100 voluines, with | other lending works in science, are expected daily per Havre | packe | Thein om have been bound, and render the files omplete. ful bers are re: tf reation of French, Books, wi as % Canton Co, fon Co, i, fe! informed that the late im- 50 shs Harlem RR, 030 50 ; = mn ready for delivery on $'0000 Gov't 6s, "56, 98: Thured m , Stat 9o’eh a Viexsburgh Bi is tsa Norwich RR, "B38 inn, Wace ntnerecor, 50 Keauing iia ong Bt do bio 493g | jl iw PHILIP J. FORBES, Librorian, a —_— RK, 30 lo 510 49 RLE lo 5044 25 Canton, 294 CHA SS A KENTISH. wo do on sock i Erie Kit, old, 56 | Chante of C. G, Stoppani’s Baths ) xchange. nd Compan: 50 she Can 04 8 pe Note Wor, bw 4, BILUTARD Sat ON. [60:Harlem, €R, casi sg 100 9) AT 413 BROADWAY. Yep Not x Wor, cash 498 2 < tw 1980 | ‘p Stairs. Entrance 14 Lispenard s) ee 68 stw 49) They Tespectiy invite their friends and the Sfublie . acal They particnlarly call to their Billi Married, Y are. of wg at. inprovempats,. aad whieh ee On Sunday eveni Br Dy Chase, Mr. Gronox Hi Lanp, both ef this city. Dicd, On the 8d Heian the youn; tie son of John and Mary Smith, aged 1 y \d 7 mont ‘The friends ‘tad acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon at | o'clock, from 33 Troy st , near 4th. January 3 by the Rev. Henry re of the first quality. and of ths Moraax, to Miss Manta Giuit Joun Grits. SBP UMA TIEN, SURED. has, not Uf choicest brands, Cuances A. Kentisn, id iwte HE Ven every ¢ blaing, &e., in which it certificates, which can be see! is for sale at the Depot, 438 Br druggists, in curing Cuts, Bums, the numer: us roadway, and by the pv | | PEELS On Monday one 4th inst., of consumption, Lovisa | A@AnLES SAGORY mw nin TP » a | CHARLES SAGORY having taken Mr JP. Barre mm Anpentor, wife of Jaines McGowan, oged 37 years. | rtnership, the Broker eb eae willbe carried ‘The triends and acquaintances of the family are re- | on and ler the firm of Sogory & Barr «nested to attend her funeral, from the residence of her | CHARLES SAGORY, brother-in-law, Wm. Lock Catlin, 21 Jeroloman street, J.P. BARRE. Brooklyn, on Wednesday next, 6th instant, at 1 o'clock Rew York, Suman bf JL iwere_ On the 3d instant, it the 37th Wisse ot ask ft ie 16 year of her ago, Janz, bert McRitchie. Bodh ant ff, "and The friends and acquaintances of the famil ag well rt Met “olline fe Co., expired thi as those of her brother, William Barr, and ister, | E. K. Collins will continue basin {|— Mrs Miller, are respect! fully invited ¢ ral, from her late residence, 177 Willem ony ier tne: lonce, 177 William street, this day at 3 o'clock On Sunday evening, 3d inst, ter of Abrabam and Mary E. ¢ months ond 16 days. eyes Account ; James E. Woodruff, in New Orleans. New York, Jan. 1, 1817. NOTICE, adjourned meet: Woodruff, in ‘Se Lo Mary Evizanern, dau, Cadmus, ¢ N LAR PRACTITION Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to |A ERS of MEDICINE of this City, will oj held at the attend her funeral on Tuesday, 5th inet, at 10 o'clock A. | Lyceum of Natural History, No. 56 Brondway, on Wet= M.,from their residence, 162 West ‘ist street, without | Desday the 6th wary, 1817, ati o'clock EM. to receive | further invitation. «| the report of the he omg gy appointed en the 12th ult., to To Philadelphia, on Saturday, 94 January, 1847, Woy | prepare Constitution, and Lays for an Ac demy’ of CAMPBELL STEWAR Buown, the ce Becretar aged 37. rated pantomimist, @ native of England, N ULD eall the attention of their friend: it their Manufactory and Wareroom, Weekly Report of Deaths In the City and ps oe Ney York from one day of December, 1846 to the 2d day of lg Men 45; Women 67; Boys 62; Girls 60. Total iat. oF, nd the public, 170 Greenwich They ‘vanos with Coleman’ ‘atent Acelian Attachment. ti Apoplery. 4 Asha, 1 1; Bleeding from 28 Linch cer, i couent Consucay iby Groep, 3 MONEY LENT 30. Debiliey, 3; dvanced in large aud sinall sums oa rm cai perenne, plate, Jewelry, dg 3 | very description of person TES, Licensed wrabroker, 233 | pase Pers rec in privete | Date “G23 im" rre a | mao of vee John Oe weeds Ninos Mi re 1 ay.3s f Frewa'ebigthy | f eco a2 this ig ja ation — ah on hi uirvys i; Teething, 2 Uaksown, 6. | oodraff in St Lonts, and‘Johin'O | Ag =U der 1 ls | yal | ron wang ra 3040 4, Pe ao ey So 18 Hee woe matte wo? , 10 ORM Et BARCHE New Yonx, January, 1947,” woo BRU h CHEAP SUGARS. 0 ented Vapor and HEAP SUGAR8—J. 0. Fowler, Mis sath i Fol alton sree ie Sate eereoeer | Crank for a in otore Tose Am see sre | certain CUre for C aed all inflaratory’ dias hots Bate | MS he is oe het at reduced Pate cents; yee. cents, ‘Grocers ie ala i ce | Also © general assortment of, . “ape alg intr work on ‘Galvanism and its | REEN WICH SAVINGS BANK, comer of oth Avenue Mon: | have just been ? portant foreign and American Journals tken | 1138 Bro dway, will prove— | tit | John ‘I. Wright, commande: LD LIN: aya will PANS ATNGS At ATR h ray Pe. at oy ‘are seme Ar- "hie. Also, var.ous other ert jad 20% rh |. A. CHILTON, Auctiouee 10N.—E, A. Ludiow & Co. will sell January 6, at 1254 o7eha 35, mptory d_ othe: entire stock ms—eash for sums ruder $100, sree ie amount apenored endorsed m ‘ON, Ai mp Hoysengsvanin PURK—PE, Le H. TO PAY RE ERENT ate OW RCO wil atlas auction oa ‘Tuesaday. january ath, at 1256 o'clock. at No. 345 Broadway. first tioor, the Fur- ajcnrg consisting in part of Patent Freuch'Bed: van ne ‘op do to fo! A are Enclosed Wash Stan Rocking hairs Pat riba, Mahog=ny' Set and half French, fi entre Tabli es » (if not aie pos ms, we per cent /t ine ry pure! fal dead will be givens Pochette eaten rante Particulars, ap- Diy to Haris Wilson, Esq, 77 Murray street. ‘Terms easy. NO 7 Orrice, New’ York, J N AND Abten THE FI im Dav toh Bitty \e- im g, will therefore take vatce , nothi: xcept specie wi ye ed in ment Pont Oilice. And thar for parte of a dollecche oeneat iftonty'be taken. also requested to. provide American coin an it will greatly feellitate the delivery of ROBERT H. MORRIS Postman CITY LOTS FOR SALE. NE LOT on the East side of Broadway, between 20th and 2ist streets—23 feet by 12). 26th street, between the Gth and 7th Avenues—125 0 Six Lots feet by 98. One Lot un the South mae of 15th street, between Sth and 6th Avenues—25 feet by 146. ee Lot in the same n ithberhood—30 A dy by 103, Four Lots in 59th street, each 25 by 100 Five Lots ou the N. Et commer of Sch —120 by 113 feet. Enquire of d9 2taw Im* BASSFORD & FIELD, ESPECTFULLY tnform their friends, that they have Ind four very superir Under th une POR irate he hrough y tol Ratton tteets wherethcs ave iareodared ieee Wks Avenue and 20th street JOHN st. in the same building with lahogany Beds and the Air , OF playing as above. TO TAILORS. 5, all. panay and for sal all Imeod*: HOSE whe. a rapid knowledge of cutting E allthe ‘vario of garments worn at the present time are adv: acopy of Stinemetts’ celebrat work on the ject, which contains al the formation can be desired. Ir has already met ‘most unpre dented ce aad used generally by the trade throughout the Ui warranted to give entire satisfaction to all whe rinciples. Price per copy, from $8 to $10, f ing ling. Also, single or sets of patterns o bi e Various ts jes of garments, cut to order by Weteen Nee Sees TO, TAILORS. WANTED—A minto take charge of the work hands (give out and receive work) ine large Clothing House. “He must be well acquainted with this branch and ofactive aud steady business habits. A good salary will be paid to one who ie Mow | itaation. d freek sk to LiFFiNe it PLOW EY ‘&CO., No. 200 Market street, Philadelph OST, yesterday moruing,a black and tan color- pi F Dog, with a aml white spot under hi naa R No. 280 Broadway, 2d door LONG BREED 'CANARL stock, I have pureh: hy Twould hike the pablye to ceil and ase, variet invited to hear them: ng int th 31 2w*re t ORE, rom Stewart's. S.—In addition to my ased two more lots, very fine, re bird seeds, ih The public is ie OHNSOM 200 ule Asa ty 2 door from Stewart’ ‘s aa ae LY TRUE SONG. (ARCH GRIEVE, the caterer of fancy and has now on hand and prepared to offer jon yet offered to an Ame loan pabllic. thout regard to price from quarter ‘Amongst the following willbe found the most choice descripuon of fancy loug and varied. Canary Bids, matched and prepared to be put up for hatching, (wit! breeding cages made expressly after his own design 5’ Also, English. French, Gi {rican, South American, C! nese, aud Domestic. ‘Together, with the most choice de: D English and len and Newfound- door Fow ver and go Chai paniels, French and Spanish Foodies, fealian ‘Grey Hounds, and every other apeaies of raro-end fancy Dogs; Bird Cages of every vai 180, Archy’s Frese, Ki @ management of the various descriptions of Birds, Nis. Greasy variety of Bird Seeds, Pid Less poneetd, Wat all tip attention from A GRIEVE. eet, New YOUNG GENTLEM N, Look ont for your Christmas Presents. Archy rompt oe be re- Bo- membered when the candy eC: are for; quets put up by his own hand, in his usual style, at short no tice. da tfrre. PLUNKET PARDESSUs, 12344 FULTON STREET Sell an exceltect hat.at $300 and onl ii $3 50 for pelt Hiner Quatiny MoureKin any Norns Hare. Gee LUNKETT & PARDESSUS warrant thetr dist at of bbe at the wv ast, eeabils hinent, and assure the public i t mnpowibleto sell sucm ax ‘duricie at to those of any other it would be utterly & LOWER price than 429 Im*rre B, THREE DOLLAR Lipton unde: mat fi mri LN: st finished an assortment of “ sell at the above price tu their shape and lustr: as Any i Hat sold. ROBER’ Fulton street between 'Willtuseaud Ciald, dersigned does not pretend to offer the Hat” atthe above price, (that being iim- ROBERTSON. = Er are ‘] en, at 367 Bi an find the are shes {India Hubber Over Shoos rest to 2 the etal and as cheap as von cau those Boubie doy and vig Franch i Boots io great assortment ot 8 a and chi 8.367 Broadway. commer ot Franklin treet ds imeeee” GOODYEAR'S OVER SHOES, 100 BuDADW LADIES’ AND GENTLE “ah SHOES. manufactured of (am fetallie India Rubber, Derfectly Sexi eat weather. For sale by the cae or si are BOOK: Bole fora tert ovdyau ’s Manu! rom factories, Broadway, opposite Trinity Church. PieMIUM BOOTS 3 Im*rre BOOTS for $3.50, our ows make re gntiafnction; fine French imperial Dress Boots for $4 50, equal to those us Brondway. for, $6 07 #7, at YOUNG & "YONES tne neh Boot ind Bhoe Si 7, one ot the mort fsb ved the n the late Pair of the’ Amefcan Institute, for. th ever sold in this city. Boots, Bhoes, Gaiters, ke ma der et the shortest naples. YOUNG'S JON FOR SALE, ONE of the very bert established Public Houses in this city, with Furniture and Fixtures perfect order, tuation ona leading thoroughfare in. the upper , atew feet from Broadway, doing an exce!l- aud fee customers and patrous of the establish: i Wi ain i ergy oo ning to engage fit on advantageous terms. Stub House,” Herald office. eeovo tern ANTED, A HOUSE suitable for an ‘extensive Private board: ing houe, situated ia the lower part of Broadway or in he vicinity ofthe Battery. Any person haviog such ‘at house to let.may hear of a res) note with full particulars, ii lw*re price, to ort ke. done ia the ES, 4 Aun st. to box 1,229 lower post office. *RENCH’S HOTEL. THE Pro prietor respectfally informs his friends that will bear in the eity.— ‘Yvon no occasion wi'l there be more than one bed in a roi, 1 price for which will be 25 cents per night. di7 Im*re K SALE. FO: A THREE STO the 2d and 3d avenui with the latest 1 sink, cold and warm baths, wat le mantels throughout the house; front with dah soy! French wi of a row of six h m the Sait ‘apply to is well finished. and replete ts, ingluding kitchen range, closets, &e., Italian mar- ‘ourt ‘yard of 15 feet in "The hows = 172 Penrl st EIANO | FORTE INSTRUCTION. ponsible tenant by addressing | RY HoUsk on 23d street,between | AMUSEMENTS. TABERNACLE. HENRI HERZ’S FAREWELL CONCERT, Foior to his departure for Havana, and thence for Europe, THURSDAY "BVENING, : JANUARY 7, When he will be assisted by wll the recently arrived mem- TTALIAN OPERA “COMPANY, ‘Their first ins any concert in America. Ghoti Dae abit Li First Soprano. EDET . Firet Tgnere. ~ A Powerful’ Opera Chorus Henri Herz has much pleasure in annouacin, {secured the valuable + of the celebrated HERR DORN, First Hornist and Guitarist to the Grand Duke of Baden. Great care has been taken to sele= tthe price EST OPERAS OF T The following pieces will for Grand Aria froi he eden features of the manciienirs D’ARRAGONA, by Befsiors fer by! i EL(SIN DAMOn buffo, ro Mtouitda Bare rr} AE, sung by "Romans rom ft GIUAY MENTO, by Mereadante, su 8 Benedetti (Tenore ) "Tersetty, frou 1. BAROL by VERDI, sung by Signore Birill: Sigr. Besedeps and Ben This piece, by the ‘brat a Ver ved to be the first comp trope with the most nas 31O0V. rom ‘by the celebrated DITALLA, ERD: Te ‘erzetto butto, from L. N ALGERI. “Pa- taci,” by Rossini, sung by Sigr. Sanquirico, Benedetts and | jeneveutano. Grand overture to Rosini’s WILLIAM TELL, for this pacaties IGHT PLA RTES, iN DISTINGUISHED HANISTS, for the Hor. DORN, by fi RK as ih in his concerts in Germany, France, and Eng- NRI HERZ will play pis Fantasi ucla DIL. AMM Ee RM (B: A. PURI 6 by Pignora ti Ded arranged express! for SIXTE: Grand Fantasi p ue PRATER ¢ OF MOSES, (es performed in his concerts in Paris and London,) execu- r) SIGNORA © BARILI. SIGQNOR EE EDETTI, saxon Leta VENTANO, ANG Orepeet WITH Rg PO WERFUL SHORTS: GND ORGAN CCOMPANIMEN' ‘Tickets one dollar each, ‘I'o be had ie usnal places. he Brblie are earnestly requested to purchase their tickets atthe Music Stores. Meune have been taken to have the Tabernacle lit with wax dependent of the gas Doors open at 6—to commence at half-past seven—to con- clude ‘st ten, ‘© postponement on account of the weather. Po will set down heads south—take up heads north. “a T THE LYCEUM HALL Repeated Lecture, Jan- wary 5th, 1847, at 73 o’clock—One more Evening with American Orator: ine the Popuisr Poets—Mr. Whitney, 6, January Sth, 1847. drawn from British and Ameriean. Poets, tions of W. C. Preston, (Ewlogium on Legaré; Webster, ke. By request of his brish fri yreaiuest of his irish fi Tilustrations so Lm} lay, D. a. Feteot the “independence Guard wit ‘Tammany Hall,on Monday, January 11th ‘cau be had ofany member of the committee rown, ‘Treasurer, at Tammany Half AIL J1,3,5.6,7,8,10,11 9tia® PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. and largest establi beg leave to call ior arrangemen veh He the least, tention of the pul for the ensuing y this house, for their frie may anfely depend they will 4 whieh anil every five days. Arrangements Iso be made to forward ork, Water- ble on. demand, without discount, at any of the principal towns in the United Kingdom From the above arrange- ments, the subi which cy been so ast, will not be withhel igration. if 58 South POW ARB RA of Wall. UL, Al Agent. W. BYRNES ch: war 0 Road, rool. |” TAPSGOTT’S GENERAL EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE. SSAGE FROM AND DRAF’ ALL pants OF BA GLEE, tA tee S30 TLAND the Old Country, will find the subscriber’s arrangements for 187, most complete, and caleulated satisfaction to all who may make arr every way to ensure Te NEW LINE OF BYEREOOL PACKETS. QUEEN OF THE WEST, 1s aguilicent pai first ‘lass, bail eee trade, ‘ad fitted up w fort and convenience of passeng: | men of experignee, and are ot | ships afhoal salting ¢ | 6th uaa Lith oherer? montl tual rpared for ba Addition fo the above splendid ships the subscribers are als 10 Agents for “GE ORGE'S, ” AND THE Hoda) LINE OF | | LIVERPOOL PACKE composed art of the following ‘a ‘and well-known shi The America,” Sc George, Empire, St. Pi rick, Rappahannock, & with the new line, five days, from Livery | deiay at that port erpoo) ean be secured at iven ¥y applying io psp i thus preventing th je from any part of Ir ie lowest rates. Every informatio &J.T. TArscory, 86 South st. 2d door below Burling silp Drafts supplied for any amonant front £1, upwards, Payable | United Kingdom. | throug! hont t VESSELS WANT Ships of three or four hundred tons burt ood cabin accommodat , will have ii ora ee port. Applications to be office of WOODWARD & DUSENBERG, o. 45 William street, up stairs. 15 et rh PACKET § SHIP UTICA. FOR HAVES, ha P+. Seay wil anil this, (Tuesday) orca th ust sn 1 Close at the Post Office, and letters taken Rooms at hal’-past J o'clock. FOR GENOA—The sup Capt, Smith, will be dispatch a a few day ecommodation: ‘clock prec! he mail w fom ior bark PATRIOT For frexht or passage, haying ex: apply to the Captain BOYD & HINCKEN, 88 Wail st. r, acket ship ST. NICHOLAS, Ca leigh, will sail on the first fay al freight or passage apoly to BOYD & H isth ve> it. N eebenary. HINCKE 18 Wail st. PACKET SHIP ST, NICOLAS Vian Ha: VRE nace ber this ahip wall send their pe ita on board, at Pier No.4 North River. All Fo0gs, Hot permitted ia five days, will be sent, to tte ree Jor | ib: superior fart aniting packer ship SAREE LUE aptain Caylor, will positively sail as above her pots FOR NEW ORLEANS—Lonuisiana and New For freight or passage, having handsome furnished accom- York jine—Regular pocket for Wedaesday aa} inst. | modat , apply on beard at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall | modations, apply EK COL sreet, or to LIN®, 56 South str 121h inst, in New Orleans, John O. Weciret & Co., who mply forward all goods to his ea eket bark GE! wend ee “SARTELLE, joth FOR LIVERPOOL— | The solevdid frst class MAZOO, Captain Clark The accommodations for cabi passengers, ns to comfort. are unequalled by any ship in port, Mi inet, will sue- ud sail 33d. feet, ber regular oo ulcers of every nature ina few d tn removing rheumatism, ai es is certain to relieve bilious | taken, It is perfectly delight- itis universally acknowledged to ever offered to the public. rrice gare sor cholic, diarthopa, &.. as it ful in ies odor and favor be the best Syenily medicii 50 cents per hott! and Broome; 34 | drug store; Dr Burrett’s Doy- ham, and at the R. office, City Hall j3 Im#re | DAY LIN. ‘0 iN Ww U0. jonday, z nf crits ers TRAY! +4) SEW, ¥ YOR! ily, (Sundays ex: |.) at 6! teas 4 he Sedtnees on the arrival of the boat at New a8, 1 Sin readin ‘drreetto Boston, arriving at) P.M. Hare taken through an honrd the boat New Vork, Dee. 4 1846, ¥OR CHARLES (0 AND NEW ORLEA ail 0 tardy, fe %th of ad ey at 10 0’ ‘hock, "The new ft atenmshi ORLEANS, ¢ 1 eek one burthen, 45 tris th Charleston and Hai pee. FOR L VERPOOL= With despatch—The ed and copper fastened post i 1a" vtering th purthe ef het on vy! 5 ht vere ree-fourths ef her cares | ver Ls hy wah toate Wal Acworminodations, | . OO oath a. M1 ‘ersons inteading to embark would do well to goon board » CASTLE & EDWIN McCORKELL, | and judg t themselves before ing slew here. For i ie Reser from the fide Academ: of Music, farther particulars apply on board, pi 0. yy orth River, or London, will give lessous on the Fiano Korte | to JOSEPH N'MURKAY, or Vi resi 54 Lispenardst., ass, Comer ste ne and South sts. | near Broadway, or that of pupils, upon very moderate wishing to send for their friends from the old terms, which ean be made lier y applying as above. them brought out by this ditt terms, by applying ove. Dk. KELLINGER’S FOR LIVERPOOL, INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to the 6th January —The cond cabin, and | mperage. porsseasre, as to comfort are unequalled by any other vex ‘st ; Persons intending to embark, would do well togo.on board end judge for themselves before enga- ing) elsew! Ror further particulars ‘apply..on board, | foorof Maiden Lane, orto EPH Me’MURRAY, corner of Pine ad South streets. PB —The Patrick Henry will sail {om day, the alstof Kebraary riends from the old co ship enn do #0, by making applica FOR LIVERPOOL- gular Packet of 2ist wuling Packet ship aptain Philip Woodhouse, 1, |S lay. f freight or passage, having splendid, large and able stare rooms and cabin, apply to the captain on west pier Burling shp. or DHULL & MINTURN, 67 South st. Price of passage $100 The new peghet ship "Ci ONSTITUTION, ” 1600 t. John Britten, will succeed the Queen of the 2iat FF tar aur pt. Minow, from Poet af ignees will Please attend | ‘The packet sb Garrick, C Yeas Siieridun, and antl Sth pacar Fra i that he has | aa gome from the 1g ove more Miscellaneous Enter: ‘sona- ds, Mr, W. will deliver the dy- ‘OR 1847. ee C6" oF NEw YORK AND i | u one desirous of sending through ding in the “Old Country,” | immediate despatch, aud | every m be taken vent detention im Liver- | pool. Th Packet Ships of this line are all of the first cless. | and commanded by mea of acknowledged skill~one of | Drafts aud Bills of Exchange, given for any amount, paya- nfidently expect that the patronage | hould any of the parties engaged for, not embark, the money | will be refunded as customary. For further particulars, if he Teter, (pose pal paid a) apply: to a Qs ii PERSONS wishing to send for their friends in any part of | Tt with them to | pa & Spelt friends across the Atlantic. The ubseribers, are commanded by | ed by any days from Liverpool are on the | _ To on which days they leave punc- | '#D—Two or three Barks or | | fh |] the Reading id forthe above port board, or ACKETS FOR HAVME—Secoud i ay te For vely vo freight received on board after Tuesday | i at Rutgers street | == _ THEATRE EMINO, ARE , SURATARTUROAY EVENING. JPUTE DES MOISSUNEURS, by 48 Dansueses Vit eT vien. @ ze me will be added the DUMB BE To ‘be follewed by LA TYROLIENNE, by 24 Davsueses Vieanoises. January 5, | deama of OW any DHRATRE—Tuesday Bvenin "tie commence ne » Ww rformances wil OF TH THe Wizal tes DOF oe atke ce LIke Sancho; Mr Hade- LTA open; Ads Joedant Leouses, Booth; Jactata, Mrs wefmean cele 25 conta; Pit and Gallery 18% conte Doors open at 63; o'clock, Performance co Mite TPCHELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE: —' with the O, HERCAND SISTER it—Facheco, Wir, Walcot; Hosanthe, Me ‘Pome; Camilla, ‘iter whieh, 4 Camel ot 2M of WO QUEENS~ | ma ot NOBENT UTnacainE— ele REVEL LS—Swiss Boy, jeott; Prometheus, Miss Anna f | Magus Lobb, Mr. Hel jock: curtain rises at7. AMERICAN CIRCUS. aa AY 4: Ee AM THEATRE. veh 83" PROPEL. [ETORS. N ebay nEVE rome aes > formance Ty tatled cy “THE COU! ite or LOUIS O gE cor 8 XIV. e Twin Ponies Che Tumbling. Performance of ite Caoutehoue ivonder | eee eee y {iver-pieee—eharacters by the 3 Pat 12) Private Boxes 50 cents. abe wean be secured ar tne Box Oifice from 10 to 12 o'clock, | and from 2 to4 P. M. | Performance of the hor To conc. ude with a comical al com | will been afternoon Performance every Satu: en at2 o'clock, Performance to commence S dir in Chambers street. y! AVEDN Es,DAY Evening, 6th of January, 1847, the Italian Opera Company will perform the opera of LINDA OF CHAMOUNIX. Dramatist Persona. Siguoring Clotilde Barili. Signora 6 10 00 be secured atthe box office from 10 A.M. till 4 | oflock, Poa Performance to commence at 74. Doors open at 7 Setogk PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, \E on Or WONDERE: TUESDAY EVE- TN NG, January ath, ad ‘Thursday, 7th.—By the great Mogician, ane (his second appearance before an Novorioan peblic,) aselsted’ by the charoniug: Dancer, Mise r Yates. sy ree Eachantment, Ba Pant 1.—The Magic Gl 2—The ‘tevelling ‘Money, or Mahomet’s Escape from Mee 3.—The Enchanted Handkerchief, or the Hendervous. 4-—The Wenderfal Globe, or, the Metmorpho ‘With other innumerable Tricks of a new style. Partit. ANCE. entriloquism. The Village Hornpipe..... . sseeeeesMiss Yates. VENT! HILO UIsM. 1.—A funny Conversation iol a Servant and a Tavern- keeper, in which shall be Ticroduced the itable | tmitation of & Dog an Insect, ke. 4—The Devils Ball—always rolling about. i ‘To conclude with | 5..Phe Complimens, or the Astonishing Magic Bottle, | Dance—The Highland. fin sessesee cee Miss Yates, | 1—The zoné Looking-Giass, iad the Wateh Comic 2—The Harpy Deception, or the Love Letter. | 3—The Pigeon of Mount Parnas: ‘LATEST INTELLIGENCE. TELEGRAPHIC. Highly Important FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. MOVEMENTS OF THE TROOPS. ‘SANTAANNA ADVANCING ON SALTILZO. | Attack on the American Forces at Tampico, "SEVEN THOUSAND MEXICAN CAVALRY REPULSED BY ‘THREE HUNDRED AMERICANS. ke. ue. ‘Wasninaton, Jan. 4—6P. M. The steamer Fashion, from Brazos, 24th, arrived at | New Orleans with eighty discharged volunteers, and the remaips of the gallant Allison, of Nashville, who re- ceived a death wound at Monterey. Capt. Yeatman, aid to Gen. Wool, bearer of despatches to the government at Washington, came passenger; also | Col. J.G. Langdon. Gen. Wool’s column was within two miles of Pares, numbering 2,900 men. They were ordered there to es- tablish a depot, and levy upen supplies belonging to the Mexican government. They had already taken a large quantity of flour, wheat and corn. ‘The first and second regiments of the Indiana Velun- teers, on their march from Camargo, had joined General Wool. Gen. Worth left Saltillo with 1600 men. Gen. Butler left Monterey with 2008 men. Col. Quitman’s brigade left Monterey for Victoria on the 14th. Gen. Taylor's squadron left Monterey for Victoria on the 16th. | Gen. Patterson wes to leave on the 2°d with the Ten | nessee regiment of cavalry for Tampixo via Victoria. The Alabama Volunteers, second artillery, had arrived at Monterey. Lieut. Col. Henry Clay, with six companies Kentucky | Volunteers, had reached Seralvo. Capt. Willis, with two companies, at Mier. Gen. Lamar was at Larado. The Mexicans were making successful exertions to raise troops in all the amall towns nesr the Rio Grande. Capt. Stone, with a detachment of seventy men, found | two hundred Mexicans at Ranco, on the Rio San Juan, commanded by Capt. Cantion—their particular object being search. Cantion was captured, and also muster | roll company, with letters of instruction from Ampudia and Paredes ; alse a quantity of blankets and ammuni- tion was secured. Cantion was taken to Camargo, and imprisened, on the 16th. A Mexican was caught entering the magezine at Ca- margo, with the supposed intent of blowing it up. An express had arrived at Brazos from Gen. Patterson, stating that Santa Anna was advancing on Saltillo, with | the intention to cut off Gen. Worth. | Four hundred and fifty regulars were to leave Camargo | for Monterey on the 20th. Giving Refreshments to all the Audience. Doors open at 6%—’erformance begins at 7 o’elock. ickets, 50 Cents, to all parts of the House—Children, ‘ jad KATRHE—LES DANSEUSES TIENNGT. | Day Ferformence, THIS, TUESDAY, January | the Frater Polka Paysan and Les Pas des Moisonneurs, or the Wheatsheaf | Tne first ballet will commence at 2 o'clock, aud the whol performances conclude at }¢ past 4 Danseuses Viennoise will appear on Tuesday ni and give their last performance on, Pararday, Jannaey’ 1-4 iat G5bH SIMRET THeAT AS, rHLAvker iia. Jim seer er M. Scorr ‘Sege 3 > This T! thoroughly jecorated in the moat got now the movt ean | tre in the DAY EVENING, Jan. 5th, ‘The povalar, Drama of VER Twist +++Mr Burton «Mr Burke Mr Scott ir Howard «Mrs Burke orite drama of the Mr Jefferson «Mr Burke «Mrs Barke Hau, WK Bua smn Lem? Mid mR C st TUESDAY EVENING, January 5,1847—Will be performed RICHELIEU. the play of 3 th HIGHWAYS AND BYEWAYS. | To-morrow, Mr. Forrest's 3d night. CHESNUT STKEET THEALRE, PHILADELPHIA. leased the above magnificent re 0 rent by the might or W outh onthe Ist March.) urn from the the box office, every moming, between the hours “fil and 12.” All commianicatvoan must've addressed to Mr. Dinmore, post-paid, or they will not be atrended to dott wba SEGUIN & FRAZER. HPLHARMONIC SOCIETY—FIFTH SBA. ‘The public and the mubseribers are respecttully ed that the Second Concert of the season will take p! | the Apoilo Rooms on Sautrday, Jannary 9, 18:6. Subscriptions tor the remaining three concerts, entitling the aubgcriber to four tickets to exch, received at the music store of cha fenberg & Luis. | By 426 Ttis SaTa & Th re HE THIRTE RTH ANNUAL BALL of the ERINA The Praceeds ahahoh selociks wing, of the ORPHANS inthe RC. ORPHAN ASYLUM, Prince street. ‘ickets $3 each, admitting a aud Ld ladies ENSIGN, Secretary, 417 Houston st. Sonor, E Shorthill. 36. Rooxe- | velt street: E. Fitzgerald, 9 pak ie Wm. Corbet, corner | of Oak and Roosevelt st.; MeKinly, Bowery: Jona Clolgan, ii James ses Win. Denman, 40 Bayard’ st 4G: Naury,'96 P Garrick, 24 Chatham st.; J. fe = | z ‘J. Kent, i7 weeny, 66 Wall st, G relay st st A. Fine- 99" Wall st, Ke Felix Quin, 372 hat Hugh Keily, cKeon, 209 Bleeck- My brie Molony, comer of P. Foley, 27 Christopher at; Florence "Met arthy, 1), ‘Nassim st; P, Brenan, corner of | Walker and Elm ste ; Owen Colgan, 29 James street, Brook- lyn orof the eecr bare JAMES B. NICHOLSON, (8 Wes * Ourselves our own Sovereign: VANCY GUARD—COMPLIMED TARY BALL. HE, renowned “Fan de,” will give a grand Com: penta? Ball to um, 4: Grand Drill an Ball Hoom, IN. B—The committee of arrangements will spare no the most magnificent, astonis! ins jug, the 2 3 & $] most fanei! supper, the most bowat and yt c Wh ‘sce Vesey | street, of tee Committee of Arrangement, ot at the door. W. M. Berchers, obert Phillips, Barnard Haver, ‘m. Dawson, ‘Committee of Arrangement. SECOND ANSTPORNEA GUARDS pion auuached to te Tt A. O. Brigade, at Bhakapeare Hotel, This ¢ ‘Treotar ) Eventan, Jom 5, 1847. tary afiaie will BA | s encitled the “Fall of ie eM AS LAPARTE LORDRANIG. ear et wxiously wate 45 10 TTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAN' AND SCOTLAND Bon I consist of the Herd er Military Gents, ty to mortalize themraly es or small sums ean do 80 ‘subseribers, b pal town: Hand, by Post i the h will Lei. ‘AM Bi an tam treet, ig can be obtained of Mr. Divimore, agent for | A passenger in the schooner H. T. Johnson, at New | Orleans, from Tampico, states that an attack was mede | onthe American forces at that place, numbering about 300, by an advance of the Mexican cavalry, nearly seven | thousand strong. | The American forces opened their park artillery op | them, when they speedily fied. | MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT RELATIVE TO THE | mlemborcouil potas | CONGR ESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS | ‘Wasuinaron, January 4, 1647. Senate. A message from the President was received and read. He asks an increase of the army, and the eppointment of a Lieutenant General. Referred to the Military Committee. Also, a message from the President relative to the trans- | mission of mails to and from the army. On motion of Mr. Jonson, of La., the Vice President ‘was requested to communicate to the Governor of Loui- siane intelligence of the decease of Mr. Barrow. Mr. Cammnon presented a petition from Bradford coun- ty, Pa. for the abolition of slavery. The question of its ption wes laid on the table. Also, the memorial of Easton College, to import books and instruments free of duty. pe orial for aid for the projected railroad to the Pacific, and a memorial to bring the war with Mexico to ‘a speedy close, were presented. Mr. Camenon said that no man in Pennsylvania desired to end the war in any other modethan by an honorable ace. ee Cavnoun presented the remonstrance of the Ma rine Insurance companies of New York sgainst the re- peal of the Pilot law. Mr. Jarnagin’s resolution, calling on the War Depart- ment for copies of instructions to the Cherokee commis- sioners, was adopted. The bill to reduce and graduate the public lands came | up, and was made the special order for Monday. ‘The Senate went into executive session, and soon after adjourned. House of Representatives, Mr. Paxston Kino asked leave to introduce a bill, sub. stantially a transcript of that of last session, appropriat- ing $30,000, to enable the President to conclude a treaty | of peace with Mexico. The house refused to suspend the rules to receive it— 88 to 89, Personal explanations were made between Mr. Bayly and Mr. Davis,and the offensive expressions of each | were withdrawn ina manner highly honorable to both gentlemen. A mossage was received from the President, recom- monding earnestly the adoption of the Secretary of War's suggestions for increasing the efficiency and better orga- nization of the army ; for an increase of the officers in the regular army, and particularly in the higher grades, and for the appointment of a general officer to take com- mand of all the forces in the field during the war. The President says that it is desirable that efficient measures | be taken to terminate the war before the warm season commences. He calls the attention of Congress to the importance of immediate action in this matter. On motion, the mossege was referred to the military committee. The special order was taken up in committee of the whole, being the bill authorising the ten regiments. Amendments were proposed by Messrs. Tibbats and Haralson. Mr. M'Gavany addressed the committee in opposition to the war. Mewars. R. Dace Owes and Hamusin followed in sup- port of the bill. The committee rose, reported progress, and the House ' adjourned. Legislative Caucuses. Auwany, 10 o'clock, Monday Night. WHIG caucus. C. Hasbrouck, of Newburgh, was nominated for Speaker, on the second ballot, which stood as follows :— For Hasbrouck .. ... “ Wright, of Sullivan, “ Burnell, of Chatauqu Hadley, of Troy, | clerk, unanimously, without a ballot Dr. Daniel B Davis, of Montgomery, was nominated | on tho fifth ballot for Sergeant-at-Arms ad Democratic caveu J. Lawrence Smith, of Suffolk, was nominated for | | SF densee, of Chenango, was nominated for Clerk. E. R. Howell, of Suffolk, was nominated for Sorgeant- at-Arme. ¥. R. Bradt, of Albany, ¥y, Doorkespers: and J, R. Neahr, of Movtgomer