The New York Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1847, Page 3

er SSS rssh ene ened: SPLENDID ROMANCE, BY THE AUTHOR TEN THO ‘imore, so famed for beauty, would | road Company, and connected with « large landholder ood deal to the | £4 Suffolk county, who it is said advocated « bill beforé a So’populer are the last Legislature, designed to compel the company to at but few, very few, avoi appre. expend $50,000 io ploughing the land in that county, probably owing tothe want of more desirable re; gajwent the road. Ba get aE ent Ste the Itmay be prudent for the stockholders not to part with their proxies until there is some concert of action among sorts. creasing fast, will call the attention of m: laudable endeavors of the authorities to bi Jiard saloons, ten pin alleys, and drinking shop: stockholders, designed for the advancement of $i ,emindgnoe ln cresting desire fr moral ah inl. 8° Oe ota ens the consars tt wil @ formation beim pore tt + oa Atenel ; | The annual report of the Treasurer of the Common- native American, and the wealth of Massachusetts exhibits the finances of the vtib, (exceptions, fFOM | state in avery favorable light. ire Department although pretty. bilciént, and to- | ‘The actual revenue of the year is over $14,000 more tal strangers to the riotous and disorderly conduct which disgraces the companies of some of the eastern cities, yet soems to lack @ proper organization. ‘The burning desire to be first fire, cannot be very (nied Cine bly_notic raging, the than the ordinary expenditures; and there remains a balance of cash on hand of $8,658 57, after having paid the balance of money borrowed in 1915, which was due iy bout a dozen persons in January 1846, say $36,800, together w-th the note to then isar! oe Lalihough 0 bellows lusty throngh the Phenix Bank of $6000, and the remainder of the five though those in the harness may pull a litle der, and | per cont debt of 1842, amounting to $37,140. The Commonwealth now appears to be out of debt, except on account of its subscription to the Western railroad of $1,000,000, due in 1857, aud its loans to various railroad corporations, of about $5,000,000. a snes jaar om in the face, not aniota do they improve et hy Occasionally one of the team will grow li ive and impel , and makes rate effort, as if he would pul others, but a tug or two rous mi fies him, and witha quiet wink to, eee Te eee eee. The stock in the Western road is worth nearly or quite St. Louis, may with propriety, be called a Dellringing | par, und has just paid adivident of $90,000. The loans , i ‘brnal ‘monet aing dong, i eity’s fer Eisen: § an of Renita it night aoe iy on to the different corporations are all amply secured, and the interest due from them is promptly paid. The Massachusetts School Fund now amounts to $830,600, and hes increased $77,000 during the past two | years, and has alo been drawn upon for $8000 @ year more for various educational purposes at the same time. The Western Railroad Stock Sinking Fund has in, creased over $110,000 in two years, and amounts to nearly $400,000. Tho Western Railroad Loan Sinking Fund is now about $350,000, and is rapidly growing. This fund is for the redemption of the loan of $4,000,000 made to the West. ern Railroad Corporation. The annual interest on the invested Portion of the School Fund amounts to about $3: 000, and is distributed among the cities and towns of the Commonwealth, for support of common schools. Over $250,000 has been paid out for this purpose since the fund was first estab- lished, in 1884. Tho Treasurer also states, that during the Jast sixteen years about $4 000,000 has been paid out, or set aside, for almost induced to say from nij = the ringing for church, m: ‘olin, Fale, boat tnd dinner bells, one is almost ready to wi such things had never beer invented. Moore would not have written ‘ Those evening bells” my word for it. Business in the mercantile world is dull, extremely dull, and will continue so until the opening of the ive you St. Louis in a nut she! are holesal: dines wi di 1s houses, the com- a of which a millions, little mor d annual busin cory, commission and produce merchants, bor the femme amount of capital ; fifty to sixty retail dry grocery at almost every corner and ono , anda fine sprinkling of drug, liquor, book, jewelry, sho clothing, avction, iron, hard- ety stores; ten or twelve stoam flouring mills; a dozen brase and iron foundries ; a do- zen newspapers ; one theatre ; one shot tewer ; two hos- pitals ; thiee orphan asylums, (great p'ace for orpha: hour markets ; one library, the mercantile ; one mu: society, the Polyhymnia ; one Odd Fellow’s Hall ; forty to filty churches ; a dozen hotels; an incalculable num- sber of English, French, Duteh, Trish and native eating and drinking ‘houses; one fur house—Choteau ht till ; morning her three immense tobacco warehouses; ono large sugar | V°rious charitable and scientific objects, not directly refinery ; one manufactory of quaint Sam divin; 1 connected with the administration of the gevernmenti polls; and, by the bye, speaking of diving bells, 1 | and that during that time there has been only $150,000 loaned a travelling cap ‘to somebody about this biishmentjwho was unfortunatesenough to lose his {bat overboard, on our way bither. There was a cap return- | od me on our arrival at St. Louis gbut such a cap! [| will be more chery of my favors to diving bells hereafter. | But to resume: Two medical colleges, two or three boat yards, several steam saw mills, two ferries acro: the Missouri, water works, gas works building, thr lead pipe manufaetories, and one cnemical establishment. | Arrange these in streets, intersperse them with dwel- lings, some elegant and some not, plant a fine court- house in the cent! ind the post office close by, wind a river along one side, and fill it with craft of Kinds ; let the atmosphere be asjiei ® hundred bells ringing in your e: ©, and you have a small, but er good idea of St. Louis. _ Christinas Day’ passed off with @ good deal of noise, for it really seemed to be that the paramount desire of | every one was to bleze away at an imaginary some- thing with a revolver. I am sorry to say that there was a great want of steadiness evinced by the major part of those whom J saw perambulating the streets. Oh, egg ‘egg nog! obert Campbell, » has been eae president of the Missouri Bank, and Dr. Penn sub-treasurer ; so | presume both gentlemen are satisfied. Each of the gen- tlemen had received a commission for the latter office. ‘here are no public squares in St. Louis, the reason: for which are the high price of ground and the general health of the authorities ; at least, I apprehend such are the only ones that con be found. L piers Testaurats are well supplied with every variety of game, and “ Baltimore oysters in ice.” ‘ne game cannot be excelled ; but “them” oysters! Handy Andy’s collected by @ State tax, viz: one of $75,000, laid in 1844) and one of like amount in 1845. He also expresses an opinion that there will be no fur ther necessity for taxation, asthe revenue appears to be on the increase, and the expenses rather growing less | than otherwis ‘The collector of tolls on the Miami and Erie Cana) states that the acting commissioner has given directions tothe superintendents south of Dayton to provide ice boats, and to keep the navigation open as long as possible» by breaking the ice as fast as it accumulates. | The business on this canal the past season has been considerably greater than that of the year previous, notwithstanding the disadvantages to which it was subj jected by breaches, and the competition of several routes. We likewise understand that the board of pub- lic works have it in contemplation to make a further re. duction of tolls for the next season’s operations, and to make some improvemeats to the canal for facilitating the business, with a view to increasing still further the | the commerce of the west. amount of transportation on this great thoroughfare of The following table shows the wheat, flour, and other produce, received at Rochester, from the Tonawanda Railroad, in the year 1846, and for each month in the | 3 A Tale of the Huguenot War. by Eugene Sue. A Romance of American Forest Life iu the Olden Time, by Greeley. Price 3736 ets. LATREAUMONT, Or, The urt Censp: ‘An Historieal Romance. Price 25 cents. THE TEMPTATION; Or, The Watch Tower of Koat-Ven. This work a pronounced by work. As a tale of th stand: theal lin hature of the : of the plot, and the wonderful delineation: na itr book so ating that tsa 5 cen's, Jy15 2D. Glov: ro Insurance USA or ND AY EAR Now READY, RUPERT SINCLAIR, A Thrilling Romanee, by the aathor of Ten Thousand .- Year. Price 25 cents. FAIR ISABEL; Or, The Fanatics of the Cevennes. OLD CRO’ NEST; Or, The Outlaws of the Hudson. bee: the and ici Secret Company. Ji New York, Janurry 14, 1847 G ‘he Boar that they have deelarcd thi m, of dep: Week, viz toTo’ Cuixto: Epwaxp d of Trustees, ou N =o Moudays, ‘clock, in the »fterndon.. B by per anpum en payable at inst W ¢ the ban! ili be credited as pri KEANWICH SAVINGS’ BANK, 41 Sixth Avenue, corner of Fourth street —Jenuary Luter 84 ivi tie » that the Bank 1s open for the recep aad the wayment of drafts, thi Wednesdavs, and Frid: order of yall to uurivalled;. rateri anual 1 han five huudred doi- Weniee dence’ fve huodred ik, during bank hours, Price 50 cts. of hums F ‘und, thaukfnlly by the hands of ion fi Fy 7 | st for ii ¢ to the depositors terest of five pal, a vs in each lays, from 5 ree di the Boa ABKAHAM VAN NEST, President. Secretaries. New York, January 15, 1847. N GILBERT, Nv. Figor, | Jats 4t*rre A AUC RE DIME, PAINTINGS AT AUCTION LEVY will rell on Saturday Evening, an entire invoice of a: eived t 293 Broad) fror a> 5 20% fi couvtry Outreserve. Artists, deaters, and all others in! Arts, sre invited to call and view them. Now ready for inliuation, iu WM. W. F amoun! D: mer NJ: telligencer, aette, Pi nal, Co fort, On Angus bu Cu Ke Whee Intel i ton, URNITURE 84 o'clock, by H, E. Wi Pine street—Sale of prtent aod piltows, curled hair mattrass hat stand (9 The following ville, Ky.; Report fort, Ky. ser, Detroi Geo,; Courier, LE, ht for ca t of four do lari, fC 4, Whig, Troy, ertiser, Koc! ‘Stat Newark D, bur atumbusy O ta, Ge Him igencer, SIMPLE ‘Aue aix office ps, brusnells carpet us otuer articles, to el E—The subscribers having purchased th ¢ the mauufactare of G against manufacturing or preparing the | Saturday, Ji F loth, 10! illards at’ tho wales renee Noe bedste ds, bo’ t lose cont pay i15 eer e Patent nN lua Cotton, Se ibrous substances as is hereby given, that all wg said patent right will be prosecuted uc- Louisville, Ky.; Boy Lexington, K: y bliean, and Reveille, St. . C2; Wh ‘a; American, and Washington; Journal, and Gazette, W' J | ly to contract for WARREN” the 55 South Front strevt. Philadelphia itt and send bil Mi copy the above to the tat Boel ealth, Fran! Daily Adver- mablican, Goose i Patriot, Baltimore; A Jats ine TUANTIC. AND SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE Company Scrip, wanted by "T. P. JAMES, 72 Wall street. ~ OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON New York, sa HE Annual Election for Directors of tl he held at the office of said company, ,. Monde 1o’elock ii5 to £1 | RE LE rm th February Ist r S$ AND CU’ with appends Po! GE TLASSES—270 ri 28: open 0. T. Ni from 12 HOPE, Secretary. INS CO., } 5, 1847. ution will 0 Wall st, on o’clock M, to of late U. 8. pat with ion seab- | vice in Mexico, OTH ERS, 21 Pine st. | HE well known Sal rc ned good ‘wally must be « between two pai at after 11 o’clock in the mornin, N. B.—One-half can be ee _il5 2tis*rre, sol a OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE. er of Bowery and Bayard the Bow. a CAMOBELL Tor the le for the last place needs Lf hased b; rd Appl: pees POS. ROD AMS. 1 for man} bus ly years xi person of moderate m inducements rarely to be met with, for ress, with particulars, A. B UNITY to nay person wi ‘an old established cash} business.—T'! in a well establ that e adv ished Mere: shfa: . The fashion- ould very ad: silent partner. Add: office. LOST, A Waite TOPAZ, or Chi Seal and Key, gold mounted, with gold buckle attach: when Broadwa: . B Awtor Huse, th Jala 3c t leaving the above article: @ fiuder will be Jost on the office of the itably rewarded, r Rare Chance to step into an iths, Machinists, &c. tablished | ‘4s the present owner is compelled to plan for keeping them fresh, and all that kind of thing— | year :— | ili health: For farther jaformetion, ine I say nothing. Yours, ASMODEU! | at 41336 Pearl street. A. SAMSU \. j Wheat Ms'dpre. | _i43*r Attention Soldiers—1'weive Dollars Beunty. bush “duce ibs | ANTED IN PHILADELPHIA—A respectable —Wanted for the United States arm: le bodied 1.009 ) of good character ond skill, to take the entire mani raheem as of end ten ave 2 fet 3 dame leo | Sitegtogurelf Staude anne mune: «A, he an | Ps : Fe iches high, of cetera oo nee gored og red 15,600 | Address E. B’ JACKSON, N. W. corner of Third and Arch the war with Mexico, at the option of the re- 6.900 streets, Philadelphi 514 3t zheo | cruits, as stated in the following o1 rer GENERAL ONDE re Wan Derantaenr, my Adjutaut General’s Office, Be eee | art ‘ashington, Jan. . * 1, The following act of Congress, changiug th 20,700 7 | et qualificatio oa Jistment, and providing i 5,200 373,821 ‘or terms and 'y info lon, for the information ant ari — rece | RTIN BOTNER, Second Ward Ho 168,600 1,479.5°6 87 Nassau street, next door to the e Senste and 172,600 1,906,000 | References exchanged. M4 3t*r otthe United States of Am are, Saeco Tucrease 1846, Decrease 1845, | Thia Railroad has recently declared a | dend, and is one of the most prefitable roads in the State. The annexed statement exhibits the amount of of dragoons, art tery, eorttt and riflemen of the ‘ary establishinent, shall be “during the war,” or five Fan, at the option of the recruit, unless sooner dis- ‘vat there charged And be it turther enacted, ‘T' d. man who shall be | Se i abl infantry, forthe term allowed and paid to eve y enlisted t serve in the artille: ty of twelve dollars; 1d bounty shall pe d ending Dec. 1st, 1846 :— CINCINNATI AUCTION SaLes, 1946, of bve years, ordu: but che payment of 4, 426,474 | handsome divi- proper- | ty fold by the auctioneers of Cincinnati, for the yeur | ferred nutil the ree: all have joiued fur duty the regi | Wm. Wood & C ++ $143,471 00 meut in whieh he isto serve. i ™ | 7. Osbaughnessy & 6 21 "193'e7 at | 4. The general superintendents of the rec | @ Brashears, York & Hewson, . + 88,124 87 | will give promptand all necessary instruc! | Th 46.279 93 | cruiting officers, who will immediately publish t | Re 31,613 75 order, w es of pay, agi | 38,199 68 exii es in two news| ou ‘ Vicluity of their respective rendezvous. ma Haws, Loel . 40,108 18 3. ‘The term of service wil after be, Hayden, Elliott & Co. 48,744 60 war? with Mexico, or for five y the reeru Cooper & Blunt..... 17,604 17 fer. The bluks new in we Richard McHail. .. 14,197 34 men, by writing on the back of the e Wright & Graff, ‘ the required ree ipt for the advanced bounty; ‘and will | Cook & Farnsworth, also suffice for the new term until new blanks can be printed, | he be: “ by sabstituring the words “during the war,” in the hand: | rt Reed whiting of che recruiting officer, for the words ‘five years,” | Weedon & See a8 printed an the preseribed oath of allegiance. Woodruff & Harvey. 13,095 44 | 4, ¥ commanders will add two columns to the | L. Sayre, and all oth 10'269 91 | rnuster rolla,and muster aud pay rolls, now an use, to show | yeebdsns Att the pas mer mm account of ‘bounty. a the column | will be charged the advance bounty paid to the soldier at the $735,205 29 tine of his enlistments m the second, the retsined boun:y A vast amount of proporty has been sold by the li- due, 6 th be,) aft tor duty the veatinent inshiehhets toraerver Hectuitng offcers iit | cemsed auctioneers, and excluded by law from duty: sd! siinilar columns to the blank muster rolls, master and | and, therefore, not in the above return—sey several mil: payrolls, and muster aad descriptive rolls, respectively, furnished for the reeruiting service. 5. The term of service having been changed from five yerrs, to daring the war with Mexicu, and a bounty of twelve lions of dollars. A 6 Al MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY. (Howard Hotel. QPFFERS to0 those ‘in wear oft neat and tasty hat, fora spenigierue sum a fing French moleskin or fae iuara ‘The patronage met with i sufficient guarantee of thei TH goods, fu HE, hi MAONEY LENT ing, . DA icer Persons rec KAGS BOUGH OREIGN and Domestic Rags bought b: PERSSE, | _iorh 65 and Pi ahd every deseripti Tbs, Lie gs! ighest prices advanced in | id 'and silver watches, disinsnder’ plate, Jewelry. dr ruiture, cloth eee M. e late, jewelry, sx d_pawabroker, 233 erved in private 425 Im*rre %& BROOKS, 67 Nassau street BEST C'S FILES, HAIR SEATING, &c. jylM T | can be de: 237 dolars allowed, it is expected.that the rank and file of the bis 51 aray willbe filled in a short time, with due exertion and 5 acivity on the part of the recruiting officers, who will 830 51 plan fully to the reeruit before he enlists, the conditions bis 51g ujon which he enters the service. bid 51 & Wheaever recrairing stations prove unsuccessful, ory | Ey} must be abandoned, and new ones established fenyofi- | ¥ ars s ce fail.to get recruits at more thin one stacios all be re- bid 5 y and ordered by the superintendent to join his regi- $2 Vicksburg Bl ell 52 attention must be paid t i og Moers Onsal deo 52: its by all officers snd comm: 30 lo sa | tment at the rendezy | 200 do 369 ‘To this point the 25 Canton Co 360 cially directed. ie Nowe Wor Rm Posts Fort Col been withdrawn vice in the field, thac post has been 4 do clisively for the recraiting service, as a depot 0 9 Cilonel Crang, of, the Ist regiment o 73 Exie RR, old, general supe in encent, will give special attention to | 10 do new Subject, and see that the recruits be comfortably quartered Second Board. wei well instructed, during the short ime they may be re- $10,000 Penna 5's ‘60 6634 250 shs Harlem tained on Governor's Island. | “S0'shs Nor & Wor boo 5) do yorder, R. JONES, Adjutant General | do do ‘Two dollars wall be given to any person who shall bring | $2 2° IO 48% 300 do ® brats to the readezvons, as soon as that recruit 18 | 49 do 530 50 do 3 +4 ned. Hlowing table show the amount of pay which enlisted | ¢p “Msn! ig 3K 38 do ae men receive, according to their respeetives grades. | 100 Morris Caual 10 = do 30 53% ofartillery” Pay of dra- | do v60 73% 50d} bio Sag infantry sol- ‘goon soldiers | "59 Harlem Fe “ rs and of dra when mount- New Stock Exchange o'ns when serv- . ¥ ng Secon feee ka $1000 U 86's 1856 97 9% she Nor & Wor Frdy 40 Se pr mAh. an’in, Syrs.mth.anm Syrs | 50 shs Harlem RR 33 534 50 do a3 4 To the Sergeant Major, | 40 do si5 St pay do nartermaster Serj | 5 ~ A ef 8 go ‘ jo cas! 0 201 1,020 37 20 | 30 do bs 52 do oz 960 16 198 ie = one A > e 216 oO -_ lo rh 16 THO 13156 | 50 do oo i am a8 108 449 «10120 B25 Nork& Wor nwiani? 20 do 6 49 9 Me 2 do bnw 403% in ooo Th 138 - b — = 132660 ‘ ui 4% 8 OG | EAt Bellevillo, (1 n Monday evening, 11th instant, ces the monthly pay, as above stated, one ration per | by the Rev. M » Mr. Nictotas M. Van Houten, allowed every soldier, which is amply sufficient for o1 Bergen, to Miss Lyp1a Hoimes, of the form: place. ase pply of Peer he ik Th | On the 13th instant, by the Rev. N.J. Marselus, R. C, enol pay lt mebde tenind | Barwanp to Miss D.C. Cozze: of this city. e to perform his Should the sold iin, Whereveethe soldier aiance ep ude apension for | Peony i : er ia, dichan " Capt. lat Regt. Aruilery, Recsoey Officer ‘The t and acquaintances of the family, and those New Yonn, Janttgequitiog Rendezvous, No.4 John xt. | of his bro er in law Stephen Davis, Orville ‘Adams, Sid. New Yous, Jan. ard, Edward and George Birmingham, avd | on, are invited to attend the funeral'on F iday, leading | 15th instant, at 20’clock, from his late Tesidence, No. 96 New York | Greon street. In this city, on Monday 11th instant, Mr. Dantes. a native of Dublin, Ireland, formerly of Columbia, and lato of Pekia, illinois, aged 43 years At vie ae , on the 13th instant, Mariiva, second daughter of P. V. J.C. Remeon, in the seventh year of her ago. " @ friends and acquaintances of the famil; to attend her funeral, from the residence oth in South First street, afew doors west of Fourth street, on Friday, 15th instant, at half-past 3 o'clock P. M.4 In — Bedford, 12th inst, Mrs. Betsey Tiwknam | nod | In Mattapoisett, 12<n inst. | ef the late Reuben Dexter, Another old Jerse: fathers. John Van Mi | lution, died at Raritan, in the 90th year of Monmouth. Piles, Consurnpti 1'Phrove its virtues, and recommend it as a ild, wholesale aud retail, by WYATT & K SHA: Dr, A. Upham, 196 Bowery, New York.— invited parents +) Mra. Many Dexter, widow , in the 80th year Bluo has been MONKY MARKET, Thursday, Jan, 14—6 P.M. The stock markot opened ,this morning rather buoy- ‘ant, and quotations improved a fraction. Morris Canal went up 44 per cent; Long Island %%; Harlem 1; Erie Railroad old stock 4; Vicksburg, Canton, Reading, and Erie Serip closed firm at yesterday's prices, 1806, declined % per cent, and Ohio 6: 4. The tra tions, particularly in Harlem, wero to some extent. age. He was or the VALENTINES! VALENTINES! EN- d TINS ‘3! VALEN pan most extensive assortment of Valentines, | together with new valentine writers, envel every thing connected with the festival. Leslers city, by remitun hy just ready. topes, an out of the de up, from sortments: ‘The Bowery Savings Bank has declared its usual ai- | #43 5.4,™"4""" fal discode ae te gceutt vidend, payable on the 18th instant, We will warrant our Valentines to give sati orders will be promptly and faithfally pat up endid show bills will be sent with all orders, member the 14th of February. | jets? er TURNER & FISHER, 74 Chatham «| ae ITS WORKS WILL PRAISK T cit Tose ok aver probes. Dosen shar deems ioe ‘Tko Macon and Western Railroad Company a dividend | of seven dollars per share. New York stockholders can | receive it on the Ist of February atthe Bank of the State of New York, Samuel Hubbard has been elected President of the Middletown Bank, Conn., in place of Elijab Hubbard, de- eoased. We have heard of a movement of some activity on the part of asingle broker in obtaining proxies for the ap. proaching election of Directors in the Long Island Rail: vases of rhew mm, 8. INGERSOLL, Sole Proprieto’, et 29 Peacl st, two doors below John ‘rue Sun. J15 m* re De) Ree certificates in i | | 10th inst., | the battle of | TT dented sale, the Union, and whe ado according to the the various styles of garments, jleodt: 10 the trade ah) 14 now. offere fe oons, ‘perens: WF dwis* re MLPETE assortment of superior C$ fil d to the trade at the TO TAILORS, 1 vari ti pt its mr an prneipl jinding. Also, HOSE who wish to acquire a ra} all thi time ave advise: work ou the ed jes. it cut to order b; W. HL No. 113 Broad H. STI pid knowled us styles of garinents worn a f Stinemetrs’ OULD, t, UP stairs. ize of cutting he prose ? celebrate the information that i) ae unprece> rade throughout satisfaction to all EMETTS, NI way, New York. Ri Under th to 149 Fu laid BASSFOR. SPECTFULL four very s my D & FIELD, Y inform their friends, that they uperi TEN PIN ALLEYS eir Billi: street, wh ard Ro 136 Al erathey lave street, running through ve introduced large White eu Comb, 26 120 we. Jombs. The ‘A call will be thaukta , 303 is @od* rh . he, yle an » for . El re new and at be san low. ly received at tl . Broadway “4. HARDWARE, CU FE Stet NNEV'S ntoN’s Edge Tool: Is » to the trade on manuf Foreign Hardware ti a 74 Maiden lane, Orders solicited from the trade for the above goo sual manulacturers’ terms, (no eommission.) inB ime TLERY, RAZORS, &e. ‘allyho Razors. ohn Rimmer & Son’s warranted Needles. ‘son & Sonthern’s elegant Table Catlery fine pen and poeket Knives her with Sa’ STENTON. omni Is, on the Afis m ansinted tr to live , OF on oth For part comer of ch terms that oard and loagin; ¢ and the Li the piano, i iewlars Beekman enteel Ens he wont NIST of some European composer, being ngnage, looks for an opportani- h family of boarding Jessons in If , either for part or the whole of the price y to Mr. Krauskopf, No. 52 Cliff » is iva di repnenti: desiron: jon asa director of 8 of becoming ac- nse, on composition, si ACOUOKDION ‘TAUGHT become a good player in a the city who of this pop- LL, JACOBS teaches tne Accordion thoroughly ia 24 ler + “sous, so that the novice can very isthe only has ret ular all its branches, For terms apply at the Acco: hatham street. and Musical Instrument | B tuned and repaired, and music for the same jal Im*r be rate American house fora number of year FORLI is well acquainted in this market and city trade ge ns 6 Th and can give refereaces that will be entirely satistactor ohn SHERIDAN, Gon to charag er, business qualifications, &e, A line marked Hf sail os ab “ys * Cloth Dealer,” addressed to M. Grosheim & Clapm in, | burthen, will sail as above, her 73 Pearl street, with real _nams, if where an interview | Parsee, ha may be had, will be promptly aitended to. Jyldseere | St comvort, ted with some of t all the maoufacturin, in the Cloth business on his own account, A competent ous of goods ye ma met, the ad- NUTICE. E Subscriber hereby cautions the Public against the frauds of a young mau about tweaty-five years ol islive | feet seven inches high, who represents himse'f sometimes by | the name of he ny and sometimes by his real name, which is W. rs He ut that he isin my id as'such, has borro’ faction, and | M , Spinal affections, | | employ, an promising to pay them as soon as he coul Ww d money d statements are entirely false, he bewg ia with my e! Aumany, ¥ GE Blanc! chy ming ina stablishment. + Jan. 8, 1817, WM. | LA Cor ELOCUTION, JACQUE ORGE BAND: whet he, &e ke. ‘Translated from t ovolumes.. Pri will be found to of the new things ore day, for a f Tel Uikics Halt. | of ished an 48. NDON, ress Hall, Albany. of various persors, Koto Albany His | ‘nO way connected 413 Lwrn 2 enone VANDENHOF¥ has resumed his in- ru oma; and is prepared to receive classes and pri- | _J13 29th |T T A measw ers, held the 9th i Thaea soctet taken an iatere: the 16th inst and Leonard 512 5th a meeting of rey it i am the eat th. e, Wil Atheneum Hotel. comer of Bro: treets, at 70’clock, of time, NETHERLAND BMIORANT: SOCIETY. sly resol vec of Ne Be and assistance of the fe, arrive in the Uni out doubt, approve of this hoped that all those who have not ill be at the next meet ‘J.C. KEMP. Van E See of the Mee! P.M The Febru: ffice on poll will be Orrice or tHe Lona Isuanp Rartnoap C e in. 8, 1847, HE Stockholders of of that day, transfer ary, both day By order of the jotofls rre Monday, the Fi ' open from 12 o’clock at noon till 2 books will be closed from the 1@th to the 15th inclusive. pan: ifte Board, York, the Long Island are hereby notified that the Annual El ol Railroad Company jection for Thir- will be held at the Compa- enth day of February next. o'clock, DAVID 8. IVES, Secretary. to the may a1 T R T aan A owe their escape from t! and scatterin; 18 Company conti by Fire, on dwell ods, wares and merchan ry of personal property ; also against loss or damage vigation aad transportation, DIRECTORS, Thomas W. Thorne, Elish: T. Woodruff, general, ‘Thomsor Mes John C. CAP! THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE CO! ITAL 200,000 MPANY. DOLLARS. WITH A SURPLUS. orn that ha system which the their rm: ustain E. C. FINN, Secretary. Passed | Orrice 41 Fuutow stare, Brooxtrn ONTINUES to t-ke risks on bui! ia andise and property generally, re, nie sfcomnany take special care to notify their customers in : tious of policies. jew York, ofall expiatcns Ofte ie ind Imisre ‘hom: R lobson, M.D, n Price ce re Merritt, ts. ‘tm 8 to it 1 hous werranted to stand unaffecied by a ate. For sale bythe manufacturer and ewuer of the HORACK H. DAY, 23 Courtlandt atreet. ses, warehous: JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. Orrice No. 9 Watt, el | fbi ha THe Mencnant’s CHANGE. insure again: joss or damage » build yildings, in dise, and e 0. James E, Holmes, John P, More, William K. Thora, ‘Thomas Morrell, Eugene Bogart, Robert Smith, THOMAS W. THORNE, President. Gv. T. HOPE. Secretary. SUSPtNDERS FOR EXPOK HREE thousand dozen Patent corrugated Suspenders, adapted to the Metican ond South domestic trade, an 624 tfre merican, an wi tus, just received. In*re AGENCY FOR THe SALE OF VoiGT, DAGUERREOTY?PE APPARAT NEW supply of the different sizes of the above appara- | F. LANGENHEIM, LANG! LAENDER'S ‘US. lelphia Exchange : or EIM& BECKERS, 201 Broadway, New York. | | aT 4) ~ 5 are of the latest improvements. And also their Win retura from the south on the tnt Mare | dies. Segara, &e., being of the best quality and ehote fe rnd why ot hme rands . i They respectfully solicit their friends and the public to and 12. All communications must be addressed to Mbiele cals CHARLES A. TSH, Mr. Dinmore, post-paid, or they will not be attended to Oe ene Late of C. G- Stoppani ath) aad Jstf wbz SEGUIN & FRAZER. 13 lw*re JOHN GILLIS. NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE Vy. HE PIANO taught on very moderate terins bya Lady | RTS. who nnderstands the science choroughiy, and who under HE Exhibition of the Woks of Art ing to thit takes to impart to her a.perfect knowledge ofthe theory | i Institution 1s now open at the Rotuuda ia the Park.— with the greatest fh Terms, three dollars per month. | ‘Three re by Brown have ately Aline addressed to‘ Music,” at the office of this fete hall | addi Ruth, presented by Miss Eliza Hicks ; The Boy attended to. 1422 {mina@re_ | and Dog, the gift of Charles M. Leupp, Eaq., and is. MINOE PIE. Jn addition to the abova, and a val PUBLISHED THIS DAY. abook entitled “Mince Pie for | fry’y'e be pay oe mp wah pecimens of tne Million,” containing, over 400 engravings; and 268 | Can Kev wy Mounts laghatn, aman: Kdaonder Darsad Chee | Pages, full of the wild and wonderful, humorous and witty-- | Sheu MtoatermBls snd athens ‘ ° . | Pueecgly 29 rents. A companion to the “idle Hour Book,” | ™ri. Galtery is open daily from 9 A.M, until dark, and on | Pag fatirely didierent ftom chat 06d volume. 4 | Mondy ‘uesday Evenings only until 10 PM. | eee vatliahes, |, Losbet off Pole Cette R | | Life Membership cue dollar single admission 25 centa— | the music of the Redo » | Catalogues 123 cents. 424 Imeodis' HL a ie | alto Hall L NEW BILLIARD SALOON, AND E subscribe: tock of Li if variou: jirandole: am} Manul 5 Ke, mips in Gilt; roused Waltz—price 12 eae NER EI VALENTINES—The moat extensive of completion. Send along your orders. LAMPS, GIRAN pons HA Lo TEA T has just opened one of the best sel wrin this eity. Lard eed Bolat nowin thi ond ‘Turan BROADWAY, UP STAIRS ENTRANCE 74 SHER, 74 Chatham street. assortment in Ame LAN NS ‘RAYS, ty. Ls Carey ee coods are all re all ar ieee. Church ver, bor i) Ibe lacturers can always find a large assort yaitable for their pury Hay Fare New treet, comer of Frankfort, agent for >. t BA RGAINS IN HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOOD! T. STEWART & of linen shee can coufidently recommend for they are offered at extremely lo’ wi + to tal taken through on York, Dec. 4. 184 re of the very best quality, service and the sj from FP rs direct to jess on the arrival of the at Boston, ‘d capnyuaaetaany have for sale x damask tame ‘tot he pit le cloth ekaback such as th ability, and ore to make brie fo tire): le, Borie rey New SOADWAY & READE SE. o LINK BUSTON vin NEW Ni SPRINGRIEED, AND HAVEN, SPRING “AND THE daily, (Sundays ex- 5 Imisth | post Kor foot 0 street, out, instant, steams! promply he Packet The yuc GARRIC i a succeed the ‘Sheridan, and sail’ Febru in T ps Sa remit money to auy tional and Proyn In Ireland—National Bank GREAT Bi rely an Felghe or passage, "Wall s reet, oF u 0 orto be forwarded eam ship Grent m PO ee TP, hy . Mi ‘hove, Rerregular ETERS fi a ard. (at Or! 3 vm on beard, | ni Spleen hart, forward sit good Sip HUDSON wi 1 Keb. 34, her regular day. ERVOOL—New Lin ik of KITAIN AN PERSONS wishing England, treland, Scot! do well to apply to thi old esvablished passng hi D IRELAND. aod, or Wales. will bscribers, at the of # now loading, and will day. No 56 Sout! Posit sly, no freight will bereceived on board after Friday evening 224 inst. Agents in New Orleans, John O. Woodruff & \Co., who Is to their address. ‘pee! lat pee Il sueceed the Genesee, ee iS it B. 1H. Trask, will ary 26th, her regular 39 th PSUOTT’S FORKIGN EXCHANGE AN GRATION OFFIU Ireland, Beotiand and Walco Parcoge wing tof Great Britain ‘ales —Pe: cure drafte of the subscribers payable at | count, in all the principal towns, as follow: Jn England—On Mess J. Bs dd Liverpool; Na- f England and bi y of Ireland and branches through- Io ae National Bank of Scotland and branches | 18 on the 26th ket ship Rose mon Royal Mail ite, PSCOTT, 86 South street, ip door weet of Hnelivg sll The Bhori a, and al Sach hk, fe brary, FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular Packe atant—The elegant packet stain Cornish, will seit meal mt Or apl K jeans whiart, foot of OLLINS, % So tof ath thip SHERIDAN, hove, her revalai it day— jendid herniated wecommo- rash, will 7 regulor day. | pass THAT ke 15th. | the which the company | ill be adjusted and paid promptly as hereto- to remit money to | Wall street, | ey RE-FRIDAY EVIENING, January rformances will eommenee with the —Giridt bozio, Mr. Wheatley; Biaues, tra o4y. of FAZI ulded, the FOUR SISTERS—Mr. Beau- rs. Mason To whien will 7 \ rs. re the MISERIES OF HUMAN LIRE— Mr. Ally Crosker, Mr, G Bai rs. Kuight. o'clock the perlormances will com mene 41,'Pito Center Gallery 25 cents Bo fey 1HEAT Ke — | D the performinces | Nydia, Mrs Sergeant. A “ | he Drama of JACK SHEPPARD—Jack | giaiter. Roe" pouth; Blucskin, Hadeway? Jouathan Wild, | Booth : the Com | edy of AN OBJECT OF IN- ‘O'Dwyer, Mr. A. Chapman; Fanny Grib- % Mery 1236 couts Netbcks "Performance commence at 7. 6 AND’S BENEFIT. i TURELLS OUYMPC. THEAL RE.—This Even- January 15th—To commence with FAIR STAR ou, Mr Nickiuson; Lord Stalk, Me Walcot; Cherry, er which, THE WHIMS OF A COMEDIAN—By Mr. A Holland. 2 | “To'be followed by RIGHTS OF WOMEN—Sir Andrew | Burley, Bart, Mr Maywood; Miss Cecelia Dunstable, Robert ts. T vl ith SKETCHES IN INDIA—Tom Tape, | Mr Heitands Sites Sal ae dies A Craton. i ly Scraggs, Miss Dress circle 50 cents; upper bores 3 cents; pis ons shilling; ines at, ‘To conclude with TEREST—Barn: Miss J. Dri we bores $5. Orel cn, $3. Pie Coat walt eat lake ares ALMO’S OPERA Boy Opera of LUCIA’ DI” Ashton, 3i Friday Even Jan. N CIRCUS, |. dvily. AMERICA: ATHAM THEATRE. EEK. cH HIS EVENING, Jan 1 \T Th The F Hernandez, Moseley, Boxes 25 cents ; Pit 125 cents; frivate Boxes 50 couts. Sents can be secured nt the Box Office from 10 to 120’eloek, A,M., and from 2to4f. M ‘There will bean afternoon Performance Doors epen at 2 o'clock, Performance to precisely. ALHAMRA SALOON, 559 Broudioay, (between Spring and Prince sts.) UNPARALL SUCCESS G. ih, th od Ital M o sntore Rotunda 50 cents, Balcony 25'cents. Doors open 6}g, commeuce at 7}¢ o'clock. Positively no postponement. Jidaetewe ARCH STREET. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. Ye bearer. vseee eres Manager ee This Thi has ‘besa thoroughiy in | tee auedemeriereany lana te nowr the mee: Peomeieh tase, Sere apee ties ok this ire ALIAN ‘TROUPE OF DANCERS. THIRD APPEARANCE UF MRS-COLEMAN POPE. FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. 15th, The play of THE LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melaott . jonel Dam ine 10N. -Signora Ciocea \Bignora Mantin Baliet of DIANA AND ENDYM . ignor Mora. tied by Biguora Ciocea and Signor Mantin. Love's Sacrifice and the Italian Dancers. WALNUL ST. THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. eA Mihewatt, Lessee... W.M. Deas, slamager. MX. FORREST’S FAREWELL BENEFIT Prior .o his depatture for the Routh. FRIDAY EV! ,, January 1, 187, will be per | formed’ Dr. Bird’s tragedy in 5 acts, entitled ‘HE BROKER OF BOGOTA. Febro, the Broker +. Mr Forres «Mr Richiogs Mr Jamison Mrs HR Blake Miss Fisher Cora... felis hnaiaee ‘To-morrow, Saturday, ‘a Greet’ Bill. NEW THEATRE, ALBANY. "THE above blichmeat will open on or about the 25th inst. od gentlemen wishing to for the season, will pis e make application to the subs rat the Pacific Hotel, New York. j15 Stine r J. H. HALL, Acting Manager. BROOKLYN FeMALE ACADEMY, JEROLOMON STREET. ERT of MADAME ABLAMOWICZ will take i tifal Hall of the abové ustitttion, on i9th, for which occasion s'e has dc- i the valuable servic ed rst Hornist nse oa, nud Mr. KNAEGEL, the fa | perform a duet with Herr Dorn. M: preside at the Planeforte. kets, 50 cents. Doors epea at 6; Concert tocom- day evening, Jar ceeded in securii HERR DORN Duke of Baden, York and Bo who will will 13 Tere PHILADELPHIA ts having leased the above mngnificent the same 0 reat by the night or weel FIRST NATIONAL BALL. PHE FIRST NATIONAL BALL will tke pl day Kvening, tre 15th January, 1847, Hotel. No pains will be sj ared to make thi respectable and fashionablepbatls tnat has by fee 200. 07 Entrance 97 Liberty street. T Rooms, on Monday Evenis jana: Company can procure tiekets of eit! iy 12 dtin*rh HE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL of the Independent Tompkins Blues, take eee at So r of the following Be 5 William Raynor, the ‘ S David Kissner, Alexander Mathew 49 1n*re 154 havaseet N's. eit sehen Charles H. Pine. COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS ?THIaTLE 4 7 7 THISTLE BALL. tence for the cure of coughs, colds, honrseness, tion of Conf? [ag ee eS Cy fis ciinngid " i Bi Poctilocreet becna ek eee eee, Wekesd | to rembay it pot only one of tee tore attenerivey but iis mont F ing Ball of the season, we the expectation of our ball-going ¢ d. 10 may not, t 00 9° in the f jon of coun- a the perfor- distribution try or creed is ty, ‘mitted to actuate its offi cer sacred duty which the office of benevolence im- pon them. @ who have hitherto enjoyed the Pleasure and satisfaction which the Thistle Balls ha a 10 remarkable for imparting, will at once endorse our seuti- ments ; and that in predicting that the forthcoming Ball will be foun inent degree to sustain the well deserved Teputation ofthe Association, 100 9 TO MAKBLE WORKERS. POLISHING CLOTH. YARDS superior 1 olishi: Cloth, sai 5OO Mersin, geen clothe se Mu sck & BRO jorh 6 ond67 Ni et. Sane OEE Rieaiae sireet._ TO SILK MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. The 40l4, with, immediate possession, the Factories, Buildings, and Machinery, with wat situate in Tolland couuty, Connecticut, two miles from Mansfeld four comers, and equaly distant (twenty-five miles) {rom the | cities of Hartford aud Norwich, kaown as the Daleaville Silk Factor one 100 feet by 25, 6 2i re ible for by ry. ‘The property consists of two factor: et pitch, theo ch, and wheel hou ‘with six other tene: i two ich is now doing a profitable bi 4 and about 90 acres of i Of good pasturage, mow, Factories are now, and have been fc successful operation, and reviete with Perior dye house, withsteam apparatus, - | dlete) also two sets of machinery, which may’ be taken or not, jon of the purchaser. ter Privilege is ucequalled in the State, the mills 1 been stopped by the longest drought. All the n erected within 10 years renter part coat of $30,000—aud are All tu first rate re bability of the contemplated, New York ad Daasing through the land of this eatate i + imm te neighborhoud, which would greally es” its val Further and full particu) be had by appl; Bn ae LPR SONS I Pea et Rey, | TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. | F A. ARVAULT, 149 and 151 Broadway, (Lafa |B .~ Bazaar) has just received per packets, French Daguerreotype Plates, large size, of the star bi ich he offers ou reasonable terms, Also, an invoice of F nh Che als, di dry | ¥ Boda. Bromia 1 Chloride ot odie, Balt’ of Genk pitch | MANGANESE. perfine black. Oxide Mangan "Jase recelee MEERBBE & BROOKS, y 65 67 Nasean street, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c OWN CATTNACH, Trank Manulactuter, No. 1 Wall street, corner of Broadway, has n. id and constant malin 4 Valises, Carpet i Bate barrel s, iy y iP an ve | and ret | Ino, & superior article of sole leather Tran itable for | American or European Travel, and Forumaateans for’ the French Mali le. Orders fe ‘est Indies, South Am ke. fill the ior: led with despate! j= | N&picesia the matter of the estate of the late Joha A | Drew, decensed— Noti hereby given, chat she undersigned ha Iyappointed by the dudes of probate of the county of Hebi Hy mu < ia ° tutate of John" A. Drews tate ol anty of Michi | limackinac, deeensed, and maelves thr | it, by givin | "Mackinac, Mi een dn- Michi bonds according to law. chigap, Novem! er nh by 166, f, HAR NG, ‘estate of John A. Drew ssonaneeminasennehanienintuntoeasnarentrateutsteacnineseenteansinaanaaiial, | TO THE LATEST MOMENT, HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. LATER INTHLLIGENOE FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. Arrival of the Steamship Alabama AT NEW ORLEANS. | ARMY AND NAVY MOVEMENTS. | REPORTED RETURN OF GENERAL TAYLOR. OPERATIONS OF SANTA ANNA. Proceedings of the Mexican Congress. Santa Anna Elected President of Mexico, NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. ‘Arrival of Commodoro Perry at Washingten. de. Sie. dice Wasninartom, Jan. 14, 1947. The steamship Alabama has arrived at New Orleans.— | She left Brazos on the 3d inst. | No especial news of interest from Saltillo, from which it is inferred that the danger of attack was not as immi nent as at first supposed,when Gen. Worth’s express was despatched for reinforcements. The remains of Watson, Ridgley, and others, Baltimo- reans, arrived at New Orleans in the Alabama. Lieut. Boyle, of Washington, died on the passage. Dates from Matamoras, to the Ist instant, have come to | hand. | Bince last advices there have been rumors of battles, | marches and countermarches—that Gen. Wool’s column Lessee. | was cut off, Gen. Worth’s division driven back to Monte. | wey from Saltillo, and that Taylor was shut up at Mon- | terey. U2 cde: acets and ala ias tua aea Scariaies hash Camargo. Going up tho river they met a steamer with | the mail, bringing intelligence that part of the cerpsof observations, belonging to Santa Anna’s army, had been seen near Parras, where Gen. Wool’s army was encamp- | ed, and that Gen. Wool had joined Gen. Worth at Saltil- | lo, ashad Generals Twiggs and Quitman, as per previ - | ccounts. | General Patterson's division hed crossed the river at | San Fernando five days previous, and would soon reach | Victoria, its destination. | General Taylor, it was thonght, would no doubt re- | turn home as soon as Scott took command. | When Patterson reaches Victoria all the passes to San Luis will be shut up. Advices from Tampico to the 30th ult, report every thing quiet and orderly. ‘The bark Iwanowan from New York, had arrived at Tampico,with the company of artilleryunder Captain Ma, | grader. They were at once marched to camp. Mr. Chase, former United}States Consuls, had bee! pointed coJlector of the customs at Tampico. Rumors of a meditated attack on Tampico were circu lated, but were considered mere Mexican tales. (Trade and commerce were very brisk. Grest compe tition exists among the pilots, whose rates are now five | dollars per foot in, and four dollars out. There are two | associations of pilots, one American, and the other Mexi- can. A slip from Norfolk, of yesterday’s date, received here by steamboat Osceola, reports that the steamship | Mississippi had just arrived thero, from Anton Liaardo, 29th uit. On the 20th December, Commodore Perry, with seve. | ral vessels took possession of Laguna, and destroyed all | the enemy's guns and munitions of wer found in the forts | and the town. | Com. Sands, with two vessels, was left in charge off | Alvarado. | The Mississippi captured a Mexican schooner called the Amelia; and sent her to New Orleans for sale. | Purser Crosby was killed by falling from aloft, on | board the Vixen. | General Santa Anna is declared by the new Congress | duly elected President of the Republic of Mexico.— | From an examination of further files of Mexican papers, no direct action appears tohave been had upon the sub- | ject of the war by the Mexican Co ‘The Mexican papers convey the impression thet San | Luis is to be the great battle ground of the war. | Official Mexican accounts have been received of event, | at Los Angelos, on the Pacific. In the action of the 24th | September, at that place, 27 Americans were made pri- soners, and 3 wounded; one Mexican was killed, but no Americans. The cong) then laid siege to the City of Angels, and on the 30th of September the town cap it” | ulated to Flores. ‘The terms of surrender are drawn up with as much | deliberation as those of Monterey, and are detailed at | length in the New Orleans papers. General Jesup and staff, and 240 sick and discharged soldiers came passengers in the Alabama. ‘Ten o'clock, P. M. Commodore Perry arrived in Washington this evening, in the Osceola, from Norfolk, and confirms all previously stated relative to the taking of Laguna. Advices from the city of Mexico roport that our expedition against La- | guna was completely successful. Bautimons, Jan. 14, 1847. (No news from the West. Pittsburgh flour is held at | $8 26 a $3 873g; Cincinnati $3 90 a $4. ———————S=—— AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. dic., des, | TELEGRAPHIC. ‘Wasnisatos, Jan, 14, 1847, Senate. ‘The proceedings were opened in the usual form. Mr. Farnerety, chairman of the Committee on Naval Affairs, rose and reported a bill to provide for the ap- | pointment of an additional number of assistant surgeons for the navy. Mr. Camtenow, of the same committee, reported a bill to authorize the construction of two floating dry docks, one et Philadelphia and the other at Portsmouth. Mr. Benton, of the Military Committee, reported the ten regiments bill from the House of Representatives, to increase the army, with an amendment authorising the equipment, in addition, of regiments of infantry asivolsi geurs and foot riflemen, with rocket and mountain how- itzer battery , one or more regiments of each. ‘The bill was then taken up, and the amendment was agreed to Mr. Camenon offered an amendment, requiring the Secretary of the Treasury to issue warrants granting « quarter section of land to each non-commissioned officer and private of the army and volunteers, serving during the war, or honorably discharged before its termination Mr. Bentow asked the Senator to withdraw his amend- ment, as the commtttes did not desire to introduce any thiog extrinsic to the question. Mr. Castenon declined the withdrawal of his nd. | ment. He said he thought that would be losing a good | opportunity to urge his proposition, or that it would be | an opportunity irrecoverably lost. The poor soldiers in our army get nothing but their reguler pay, and emolu- ments, such asa ration a day. He thought we, as a na | tion, owed this measure to those who will defend our flag, and fight the battles of their country. It was no- light thing to leave their homes, their altars, their fire sides, and brave death at the cannon’s mouth. Several Senators suggested that the amendment was an imperfect one, and said that they should vote against it{in its present shape, although thoy were favorable to ite spirit, and should advocate the object. | A lengthy and spirited debate ensued. | The bill was then, on motion of Mr. Badger, postponed | to to-morrow. Mr. Bavesy moved that the Senate take up the Graduf ation Bill. Mr. Dix offered a motion to take up the | General Bill, and | Mr. Jannacin moved to go into Executive session; utenant which motion being put, wes lont by a vote of 21 te 24. ‘The Lieutenant Genoral bill was then taken up Mr. Dix took the floor, and explained the grounds on which ppointment of a LieutenantGenoral was doem-~ ed monsure of necessity and expediency. It was be.