The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1847, Page 3

| Wednesday, Jan. 20—6 P. ms, The stock market opened rather more buoyent than usual this morning, and prices improved a fraction all round. Harlem went up a half percent, Norwich and Worcester 34, Morris Canal 4, Canton %4, Farmers’ Loan 3%, U.S, 6's, 1856, . Long Island closed firm at yester- day's prices. Vicksburg fell off . At the second board Harlem fell off iM. There was ® meeting of the directors of the Harlem Railroad Com Pany this afternoon, to act upon some new propositions Which have boen made in relation to aloan. We have Rot heard the result of their deliberations, but we would ‘Sdvise the shorts in this stock to keep their eyes and ears Wide open. The Seamen's Bank for Savings, has declared the ‘sual dividend, payable on the 1¢th inst. The bank of Mobile has declared « semi-annual divi- dend of two anda half per cent, payable at the Mer- chant’s bank in this city. ‘We sre gratified to perceive that the Harlem Railroad has been completed to Newcastle Corners—forty-two miles from the City Hall—and that the cars will com mence running to sud from that place on Monday next. We are also informed thet the superstructure 4s laid to the Bedford station, about three miles farther, end that the iron will be put down in all next week; 80 that the cars will run to that place in about ten days. ‘The grading, bridges and masonry are all finished to Somers, and immediately upon the opening of the spring the whole road through Westchester county will be finished. The manner in which the new portion of this road has been built, is universally considered to be equal to any constructed in this country, and we trust soon to see it extended through to Albany, The receipts of the Old Colony Railroad in year ending Nov. 30, 1846, Were $126,711, and the expenses $57,280—net earnings $68,491. Two dividends of three Per cent each took $63,000, and a balance of $6,481 was leftin hands, The meeting of the Roston stockholders in the Long Inland Railroad Company, to which we alluded yoster- day, was held in that city on Monday afternoon, and much discussion had in reforence to its affairs, especially She amount of debt. A committee was appointed to re- Portat anadjourned meeting. It appeared to be settled that the debt is little over half a million of dollars. In the Year ending last August, the receipts, including the boats, were equal to expenditures within seven or eight thousand dollars. Since August a gain of 20 per cent has been realized in receipts. The following table, compiled from the records in the Receiver’s Office, will show the number of acres enter- ed and the amount of money received at the Milwauki Land Office, for excl. month during the last;two years :- Mitwauxn Lanp Sates. past a sAers/ent’d. Amtreod, Acre end. Amtra. 10,181 13,076 18,700 763 352,220 $147,006 Comparing these aggregates, it will be seen that the Teceiptefor the last year exceeded those of the year pre- @eding by the sum of ogee A i — ims 23 Es Ms, ae 352,220 ee 447,896 m8 $09,141 It will be seen, too, that the Milwaukee Land distric, alone has yielded to the government, during the last year, & revenue of nearly half @ million of dollars. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the | Michigan Insurance Company of Detroit, on the 18th of | December, as reported to the Governor by the Attormey Gene MicHigan sey yess! Company, Dec 1846. Cash, consisting of coin +e Bank notes, certificates of deposi sight drafts... ... 1,296 74 974 71 Albany and Buffalo, 640 84 Bills discounted. . . 824 86 Bonds and Mortgage: 941 65 Real and Personal Estate. 828 88 Btock4.....4. 080 00 Government offic: 702 89 County orders... 282 20 Bank Note pla Capital Stock. Circulation. eposits. Profits, . $246,037 80 ‘The banks of Michigan, generally, do not enjoy'a very | favorable reputation. There has been so many of the | wild cat order, which have exploded, and ruined so | many individuals, that it is a very difficult thing | to get up confidence in any of the institutions cf | that Slate. The Michigan Insurance Company ap- pears to be in a very sound condition, and so long as it presents an appearance similar to that given in this report, there will be no danger of an explosion. The banks of Michigan, now in existence, mus’ be conducted very judiciously for a long time, be- | fore they can revive the credit of the banking system of that State, or do away with the character, opera- tions of so many swindling financiers have given it. The report of the Michigan State Bank presents a very sound and satisfactory’ condition. Mionicas Svare Bank, Decestnen, 1840 Resources. Judgments, mortgages,reel estate contracts, State stocks, real estate, &e., per inventory, $117,720 97 annually $3,400; value 15th Dec., 1846, ills discounted. .......... Capital stock belonging to bank. Office furniture........ COD. « 4 Notes of bank: Checks ov etyee teas. . ‘910 11 Deposites with banks and babkers 99,818 44 75,420 64 $939,687 49 Ligbil vies + + «$190,087 00 Q unt Liabilities prior to Ist Feb., 1889. » 8, Old circulation issue prior to lst Feb, 1839. 4/756 00 Circulation (new). ..... $239,637 49 We trust these jastitutions will maintain the position | they now occupy, ad that every effort will be made to purge the State of those rotten and swindling concerns which have so long been a curse to the State. The pub Uc deb! of Michigan bas been very materially diminish- | ed, the public credit is rapidly improving, and if the banking system becomes purified, we see nothing to pre- vent that State from taking a very high position among others of the Union in relation to its finances. Old Stook Exchange. 5000 US 6s, 1856 8 Se00 do S8N¢ 30 jo 4000 do 9835 150 Reading RK 7 20000 Ohio és 1¢60 2” 100 x 30 sa 9 500 Ohio ds, 1850 % a do 1090 Ohio 78 19036 250 do 20 shs Falcon Bk it 4 Harlem RK 0 cksburg Bk 3 100 1000 Farme s Trust 25% 50 do 900 do b30 10 26 300 do ude oH 7 Ohio Life& Trust 91q 159 do 395 Canto Co at) 500 do D L Istond RE 23% 450 Nor & Wor RR 50 do wy 0 do 10 do $60 23% 900 = do 300 do 29% 100 do 190 do 49) EI do 90 24 100 Mohawk RR 60 55 Seconda Board. $2000 Ohio 6s, 1960 92 100 shs Harlew KK 20! 200 shs Morris Conat 8 » do 3 do 52 8 0 do 830 Su! 1€0 Canton Co 3 50 Farmers’ Loan 23 190 do bao 3 50 Nor & Wor RR bis 495 e Leap RK 50% 100 do > do 10 49) st 0 do 10 49) 100 do 9M 5) Reediug RK ban 58) 109 ee 50! 25 'N River Bk nu“ New Stock Exchange, 98 shes Nor& Wor RR e 48) 25 shs Nor & Wor bow 49! 30 do Toor 48% 50 Harlem RR b3 52 % © do bia 5) do © 52! % do e4 200 do bis 53 Cy do Thar Married, Qn Saturday, 1th inst., my, the Roy. Dr. Biglor, Mr. F. Tryon, of the Olympic Theatre, to Miss Jaws E. Ov: Tom, of Newark. Died. On Tuesday, 19th inst, James Loorens, aged 45 years, 7 months, 6 days. Tho friends of the famiiy and the members of Columbia Lodge No. 1, 1.0.0. F, ‘and the members of Masonic Lodge No 21, are respectfully invited to attend his fune 4 o'clock, on Sunday afternoon, from his late rowi- No. 180 West 14th street. Oa Wednesday, the 20th inat., ofter a lingering illness, hor age. | The frieude of the fanitly ro vespectiully invited to at. at 8 o'clock, from AUCTION NOTICES. jackson and Meiahall streets, tend her funeral, on Friday hor late residence, corner of Ji | Brooklyn. . A Mi tLe, wile of Alex. ye i nt te gone Mg eof Alan sof the family are requested to attend her residence, F 28th street and 10th 034 o'clock, A. M., on Wi ts oni 2 aan ope ft AUC LION. at No 20 Ke: Fuurture, egnatatiog of On) Pa “oy ‘arpets, rea Falliasters, Ke at 10 0’¢loek, on inst Mrs. M.-L. same without de- y 4 Caroliae, M L. ROBERTS, | Caroline, XCHANGE, ote on 125th street, uear Also, two emoll Houses outhe Fifth avenue, uear 2h MOYRY WANTED. D DOLLARS wanted at7 per cent, on ‘ear ‘ou improved fee property, 1o- this eity, Delmgone of the best Melville, a native of oy, a yin we See —Mo- jattler, Nir. tol Nira, Couscience, Mrs. Ve with, to Trinity Cemetery, y, the 294 inet. On the 20th inst. of goneumption, Janne RD. Cau .inowontn, in the 28d year of his age. and friends and thore of his uncle, James ins Blues, are in- m the residence of his y, No. 155 Mottatreet, on ty, 16th inst., Mra. 92. iain, axed 73, wife of stating wheu and wher oRS WANTLID + Published at Washington rs. How terview may be hed AM:RICAN STATE PA | Roweny Ty r eErEPE ecg Os EEROKE VOU LEAPSDranden, br Neate, | APFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. irs. Sergeant. eowrder ol Tom THE HOUSE avd three father-in-law, Daniel Cramse inat., at 123¢ o'clock. am, Westchester cou: Maar, relict of Patrick Shay, am, Mrs. DesoaaH Mr. Jewett Wiggin. In Hopkinton, 26th ult years and 8 months. Ho’ wi and after leaving legacies ordered the rei Education Societ In Portland, 16th inst., ly of this town, aged 71. instant, at Paterson, N.J., Porer De St i: aged 81 years, long a resident of Annapol On the 19th inst, Co, Peter R. Li books will be given be inde to KE. Bali to 209 Greeawieh st vemiaes known #9 No. 64 Ovehard street, eon. nthe trout, |B Y. M. POST, 102 Amity b Ball, a plain Gold | ‘LD the George Washington Boat C) whtly discolored Racy, with a red stone. sbi | adequately rewarded b: pie ADY’S Nazarine blue velvet H. Courtland? st ee hh Gader will be liberally re warded by Buquire of J *\ LUCKEY, ia Pise « TO BY DISCLOSED OF SE Mr. Sanver Goppvaun, a revolutions to his widow and some nephew: (ue to be divided equall: 'y and Home Missionai A Store located in ove of the first and most fashion- fares, eugeged in tie >for some yea's past, the prerent occupant is anxious to let the stor, as he is desir us to leave the cit ‘The same cuu be b 14 After which the GRASS WIDOW=O'Denoughue, Mr fo conclude with MEPHISTOPHILES—Jemmy Jinks, posed of RUAN saldea tok dpctie diay af AEs ai el vuillsc: 1" LA teemnebiel pa prnpacted Kees oibenie. of tastier Oo widow Jopirm Lows Seam pate, Broadway, on the 20th iuzt, a Blue Silk and Stee ead Purse, containing cwo Rings and shout seven do}: fi vr owill be suitably rewarded by | JAS H. WRIGHT, 327 Broadway. small capital. en o| 4 » at his residence, Rhinebeck, Dutchess | 'nvive the above with VinasToN, in the Sist y PUBLIC NOTICE CRIBERS, bein; he: Aline addresse! to "A.B. Yiew can be hod, with ve 3 ofhisage. | idvy Even) Es « Jan getti’s Operanf LU: 1A DI LA A Six. Benes eut e. will receive immediate | confidential manner, IN HOOKLYN L ‘The excellent doubt tory fi uated at the comer of Bacitie aed Pe on: 20 minutes walk fiom the South el dwelling, whieh is ouly th nam PAINE CELEBRATION. DDRESSES will be delivered at the Minerva Roon way. N. ¥., on Suc zens to tapt, at half pes acon offier, Lite, Works, &¢., ¥ Ball. f pinzzas in frovt, re: 16 by 20 feet, serving for the kitchen and oth comprise seven | 1: ai . 10 08 Beats can be secured atthe box oifice from 1@ A. M.cili4 | ld their first Anuiversary a MO: tse festival commemorat | yersary since his de Brown's; at Vigi W. De Forest k Co., pacity to contaim the immer Dichtly to. wituess the pertormanees, he | Sigus ad eTegeat Amp fant eed comity beyond vreesices Committee on Foreign Relations on the war with Mexi- ° VALUABLE TAVERN ST. That well known Ti Johustown, and to PITMAN’S PHONUGRAPHY. BY, from Europe, will lecture on the Art of to sound, and give specimens of tlemon, on Friday will be'glad to tent reaps and M it dance the Polk ‘The tavern is the only one in the orsemauship will illaye of Joho pleasantly located, and has a ire of custom? for'bu hare of custom; for bi w in the country, ses. are 28 acres of the best f Meadow Land. A purchase may now be effected Lecture to commence 7 "el Ad "Terem fore thorough lncitantin tive ea struction given, 521 &ti GEOGRAPHY—LLAST CHANOE. KLHILL has given lessons upon his new een hundred young Ia He commences with to the above prem’ Henle AREY SMITH F ROBERT A. RORABACK, nistratrix aud Administrator of A.J. Smith, dec'd. ton, Jan. 18, 1847. PIANO FOR SALE, A spleudid new PIANO of seven octaves, rsale cheap, as the owner has no more use Can be seen between 10 o'clock A. M. aad 4 o'clock P.M. Orrice or tHe New Youw Gas Liaht Co. vy January 20th, 1847, LECTION, h the offi the following aaned +. at go. 1 Centre Market, JOHNSON’s BIRD STORE, ‘oad LONG BREE! fe stock, | have purehased two more lo ich I would hke the pul 2 rom Stewart’s. Gardiner G. Howland, Fr-neis Griffin, all and see.” Bi ator J. Phillips Phoenix, and ee Tee, AMUSEMENTS, TO THE Eo ————————————— AKK THEATRE—Tharsday Ey: | be performed, the new acd, tne tee Comedy “anaes: | ~ (LATEST MOMENT, soe a —Copt. O'Rourke, Mr. Collins; j HOW TO PAY THE RENT ; Morgan Milter, Mr. Audiews: | TREPERAP RIO. | | Comedy tied ISSHE ba son ow Comedy entitle 2 } jeymour, Mr Andrews; Ley Wanixoron, Jan %, 1 Hormenees will com> |, V®Ba¥# no mati south of Richmond. Nu uows of ee Liery 4) coats | the election of Virginia Sevator to-day TRE —Thursday Sveaing, January r Georg 7 the operaof THE CARNIVAL BALL | CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Mery Ty lor opera of BROTHER AND SISTER dora, Misa Mary Tay ees, die., dee. ele YO ceutes Pit isd Gallery 12% cous Doors open at 63 o'clock. Performance commence at? | ¢KLEGRAPHIC, TTC ts OLYMPIC THEATRE —This bven- pnt Jog, January teers} acommence with KING DOVES ‘Wasminoror, 320.20, 1847 |“ o'be follswed by PAMILY JARS—Delpis, Mr Holland Senate, Sundry unimportant resolutions of enquiry wore dis. CUI iasa Figen os of Columbis, praying that couvict labor be not employed. nef the Smithsonian buildings. ‘pepo pete De | of several other unimportant matters, MERVOOK—tord Henry | the consideration of the bill to increase the ar my wasre-. Feaecod quater qSlnorina © sumed, and a long debate ensued, yacr Martin); Alisa, Lady of | Ain amendment, offered yesterday by Mr. Corwin, was $i % adopted, 29 to 18, which gives 160 acres of land te snch ro asserve more then a year in the wer; and 60 seres te i Sere ‘0 00 those serving less than one year. Debate then ensued on an amendment offered by Mr BRILLIANT KE-OPENING OF THE Hapnegan to appoint Chaplains for the ermy, pending BOWERY aMPHIT HBATRE, ‘which the Senate adjourned. Waswiveron, Jen 20, 1867. my pf aldyactear] House of Representatives. fitted up the spa- | ‘The sesolution offered by C. J. Ingersoll for printing | five thousand copies ef the report of the last session’s itheatre. hernalia of this troupe sre nies, are taught to waltz, dance, wrestle, | oo, was adoptod. IRV PLY, the cao Rentus hotec le fee | agua billaneetond sha’ iat inoorperetindp: thee: enapletd Washington was passed. i reported making appropriations for revolu- ions, and for the military Academy at West Si nnd Lessee | Point; to provide for the deposit of moneys received Ghiy’ ‘reedecorsted’ in | from customsand lands, end the payment of parsons col- ‘ow the most beautiful Thee | lecting the same; to establish acourt at Key West; ma- brace the Flight of Ar formance Fit 1234. Beats 419 re RCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA style, and LAST NIGHT OF MRS, COLEMAN ¥ rk | king further provisions for intercourse between the TO CONQUER.” | United Sintes and foreign nations; making epproprie- . | tions for compensation for pension agents; making pro- visions for iwprovements in the Mississippi snd other | rivers; authorizing the purchase and publication of the | manuscripts and letters of the late Thomas Jefferson; @mendmets to the severel acts relating to patents; to | revise the consular system; to carry into effect certain Guy Richards. ineeting of the Board of Directors, WIL- was unanimously re-elected President— 7, and C. L, Everett, Secretary. Jons Mowron, 421 ltr THE ONLY 7 AKRCHY GRIEVE, the rea caterer of fancy and A. & FE. 8. Higgins pad g Auhaees, arelay & Livia Georue B. Marewoo © comply with the pro: warehouse law, aud with t mity therewith, it has become ni ods warehoused or withdrawn. | therefore reapec,fally r. isions of the 4th rection of the reasury instructions in confor- Of the Globe. Amongst the following will jecessary to requi ice description of fancy loug and v ‘eaent eatries in tripli- LEND Me FIV Ae a: ior Chapman | troaties with China. All these bills were read twice and U7 To-morrow, Mra, Coleman Pope's Beuetit. | referred WAALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. | 8e#olutions were adopted calling on the President for E. A. Mansnac, Lomee,... W. R. BLaxe, Manager | the names of members of Congress serving in the war Last night of MR. and MRS. CHARLES KEAN. | With Mexico, and by whom commissioned; calling on THURSSDAY EVENING, January 2, 1847, will be | departments to furnish communications relative to the performed the nen, i f Sir Walter Am; Lady Evel Jaber Sneed. Lord Arden, Mi iE WIFE'S SECRET. public expenditures, with all information necessary for ot c the dischargo of duties, and requiring that peper taken ores from the folding room by members be charged to them A bill declaring the assent of Congress to certain ‘o States to impose taxes on public lends efter sale, was conclude witl SHILLINGS. ra. Chas. Kean. posse. Yon & Nicoll, Nesmith & Co, Bu'kley, Graham Murdock, Leavitt & Co., TO THE PUBLIC HARRIS & FOWLER, of the Walton House, eby publicly deny the charges Ind ed inthe Heral. y Intelligence” ‘They ilver and golden Pheasant Spaniels, French and ry. Re jse of the management of the various descriptions of head justificas ou and fe c. ke. i B. Every variety of i Seeds. Cages, ie. for the satisfaction of the Mrs. Jacobs, her sister and Performing Me ‘olien & Colgate. ‘erforming ight, the 3d inst., Bushnell & Rand, ied attention from A. GI! + No, 5sonn street, New 23 DK. KELLINGER’S Liverpool, and, leat cONEP ES Bue | aii ‘appropriation bill was taken up in commit ia Auge An SOCIETY. tee of the whole, reported to the House, and passed. Ne Pedal toed The House went into committee of the whole on the clock pate load * | naval appropriation bill. tat the Apollo Rooms, | Mr. Curves addressed the committeo, and Mr. Sawyer rs ure particularly requested to be pune- | followed. h they reached he- ho bas been in the 1on House,” w! Mr. Jacobs, (w! authority of his mother, ordered supper ing alate hour, ic was stated to him that and that it would Wal A tween Il and 12 o'clock: INFALLIBLE LINIMEN' is cure sores and nlcers of every nature Itactslike magic in removing rheum One or two doses is certain. to. rel It is perfectly del begs to state to the Managers of ‘Theatres in the Unit Hoadley, Phelps & ve pleaty of mo- eee ey vail er was then provided, after whieh, they lodged for the night and had | ful in its odor and fin \licine ever offered to the public. Price tual at rehearsal this iy, ag the above hour and place. The committee ro se, reported progress, and the House ‘T. W. REEVE, Secretary. | adjourned. SHANSHUAES Vik —_—_———s LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. ADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress of the Ballet, BY THE MAILs. toher applications for en must be ma = JOHN POVEY, ofthe Fark Theatre, New Yark, nly authorised to biakeallarangementsfortes Dan | SIGHLY INTBROSTING Viennoise,. JIT wre FROM THE i.” After breakfast Mis. Jacobs ask. | was furnished with on (for herself and friends, nine i 14 25, for payment of which she refer- (another Jew,) a piwnbroker in him he disputed the “LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. Anat JOSEPHINE WEISS, will receive allan | INTERIOR OF MEXICO. 230 Pearl street | avenue ond 10th atre ad Chatham, and at the A. ler + corner of Bowery and Broom John Daniel Felt & Co, pxceek, Corlies & Co., 8. H. Low, John Carle & Co. Joshua eae ‘& Son, tt, Counsellor at Motean Walker & Smith 7, charge $3 5¢ for ESSUS warrant their first oe ass lent het at $3 00 and oui: ams, and Mr. Hai wered with the most the result of which ainst Abrahams, for thi fer his, (Abrahams,) arr requested him to wi nd reference was then Edward Corning, is making application for the a1 &Co., thiagton, Francis & Welch; ints Ove equal,at the Van Antwerp & Onkley, Pe Hubbell & Co., lefainacion of charac- an impossible to sell suc: $3.50. | Fused. Hence all the difficulty an Townsend. sans Clark, Watton House, Jan. 20 ‘ation of Black and White Smiths, called to a Rare Chance to step into an establi as the present ow! health. For further information, A. ON. k. Robbins, Comelius C. Colgate, Wolfe & Gillespie, A i Edward Payson, ies, "a Kingsland, & Co. ox & Mars @. Fian&Co, 412. All communications must Mr 7 inmores post-paid, or they will net he ntrendes “PRACTICAL BOOK. KEEPING, No 88 Cedar street. en account of il Peitibone & ‘ urtiss, 44356 Pearl street. its, for es Vien- ected to the eare of J ho K. Wautatreet New ark THE MEXIGAN WAR. re of Chariton twill open for Cutablished talent wrahing toot. | INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. wi'l please make appliention by letter, (post oat pid, ressed to J. HUNT, at the box office of this esta- Se. &e. J16 tf re Rha ree retenn OEE — | CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, Wasninorow, Jan. 18, 1947 bers having leased the above magniGicent ex | portant from Mexico—Mr. Cathoun—The Army Bill— ‘the same (0 rent by the ni or week Gen. Houston's Amendment —The Loan Bill—Treasury ‘on the Ist Marck. , Fell particulars cae Be abtalied oF hie. Bice agent for | Notes—The Sub-Tveasury—Politics—The Anti-Slece ion— Pilot Law Bor rhe received Inst evening from the interior of DbEGUIN & FRAZER Mexico, contein one fact of great impertence : that is. the ber fice, every moming, between the ve addressed to K. C. ©. MARSH, Accountant, author of th Book-keeping Simplified,” a ok-keepiug Iimproved,” continues to | MR. WHITNEY AND THE ALLEGANIANS, Art of Single Katry Bo teachasabove. Course of Instrnetion—The puolie is r ed and assured, that the plan pursued b jag this impor h keeping books, ra he pupil o¢com i = EL R. GEORGE 'V VHOFF has resumed his structions; and is pri ‘Thursday Evening, Jan. 21,187. at 7 o'clock, P.M ed to receive classes and pri Oo R. WHITNEY hy sequence of a special r peetfally inform- Co, Mi. Aldrich & #peucer, 'd, Brothers, is course of practice in than a coarse ofleeta familiar, from actual books coustituting a set, and a pers by this conrse become one mouth, and will ree Praspeetises with from9 A. Moto 9PM TO THE HOLLANDERS AND DESCEN- DANTS OF HOLLANDERS. HE Netherland Emigrant meeting Saturday even the Athaneum H. cers of the Society rit} be elected. t av to reauer complete the peace. in his impersonations, elias succeeded iu engaging In all Catholic countries, the clergy have immense the highly talented Bociety will hold ite third January 23d, 7 o’cloek, in Fisher, Howe & Hamilton, be obtained at the rooms, | Whose performane Wie Langte : sad the blest, Whptever E-sy Bev) eins sPerICF | ones, and whatever they discountenance cannot be ge: Suunes Lefleres & Ci MeDuthe, Calhoun, Webst Randsiph, Bear 0 Aengiees Poca ee Smee ere OOO od erstcahcthew Untbed: tuhen; th united dpe 6 “Admittance, 30 cents, AY, abook entitled “Mince the Millica,” containing over 400 eugravings. pager, full of the wild and woudert rice only 25 cents. ML rea Hit ‘THIS D. |» humorous and witt the “Idle Hour Book,” war Theit tances reired and confiscated for the support of tho wer, and their in- vie will submitay | teromts are every way opposed to it. They are, therefore, Orato.s and Poets, | at least the great body of th: strenuous in odvising At Clinton Hall. RY AND MUSIC the gratificution to and novel effects in- EGANIANS, sway over the minds of the people, and in Mexico this Pronounced by Amatears in Boscou | rule has peculiar force. The priests possess grest influ ver trey have sung, as being superior ¥, Hoft- | norally popular. But to beable to make even a decent jni93tis"r_ | ll classes of Mexicans is necessary. [i is, therefore, . 'T. Kiersted, Woram & i R. NEISS’ Coulion Band, far with Harp, Violin and Piano, or auy mects. Terms moderate, Enquire at 350% (iraud a & G. BRANDON, A. MUNDEN. TTLR SIGN MANUFACTURERS, AND SIGN PAINTERS, No. 2 TRYON ROW, the Harlem Railroad Offiee, New York. bred PGs VALENTINE S8—The most extensive assurtme pe eve of completion. Seud along your ord STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND STOKE ‘) ST. ened offers for « Tiffany, Young & Ellis, ale the stock of Dry, Goods Hall, at the store ” sou’s Hotel, National i 33 Catharine atreet, ¢ and Madison street A he location is es Campbell,’ Won Waceuen & ‘Vaeker, al GREAT BARGAINS front, is in depth al ¥ lights back, and with’ #ix top counters, and desk of the most modern style. consists almost entirely of business will find it to call and examine the premi Ives. The voods will be sold nd been newly fiited op Van Ankeu & Sou, A. Fran: lescription, at prices arenes ara New York, Jan. 18, 1847. OFFICE OF THE JEF! New HE Annual Election for Direct be held at the office of said company, No. 3) Wi y, February ist, 187. Poll open ek PM. GEO! T. re FERSON INS CO, 2 his institation will DEAFNESS CURED. rom 12 o'clock M.io | Uastle Garden BROADWAY. (Extract.)! cheerfully corm; HOPE, Secretary, jeutenant Melntosh, to st unfit for duty, in consequence of tot at under the treat. jwards, auriais in New York jeaman 'Warrens & Mou- tants, G Hessenberg & Co., George Hastiags, Orrick oF THE Long Bar ww York, Jan. h 1K Stockholders of the Long Ialaud. Ieail hereby notifed that » Rarinoan Co., tirely recovered he Annual Election for’ ‘enth day of February om 12 o'clock at noon Lill 2 o'elos t day. fer books will be elosed from the I#th to the 15th | Pi ve. By orderof the i of the sacred duty whieh the office of benevolence im. the longer will the neiprent deafness, dischar- hi f hard wax,, ke, wai re, Rod Hpentes & Allen, pa and that in predi " i befound inan eminent degree to sustzia the well deserred | & magnanimous people is to make a good fight of reputation ofthe Assoeiat ACCORDION TAUGH OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE. , Corer of Bowery and t, in the immediate vicinity of the Bowery T! as, has bren kept by © HE well known 8 lo STRAW WRAPPING PAPER REAMS faye L fey the Joxt agatity Straw Wrap) eb: nh and good will, mast be sold in order to. ett en two parties, ain fai iw the morning. valuation. Apply W.BA Hb b. ARTAULT, 149 a0 vzaat) has just received French Doguerreotype PI whieh he offers on reasonable terms chemicals, inelndin Soda, Bromine, Chloride of nd iS) Broadway, i DR. POWELL, UUULIST AND AUKIST, TTENDS to Diseases of the Eye.and Kar, end to all im: ion, from 9 to 4 oelocic, at his resi mer of Warren street, of the Tear Massnge, jarge size, of the 180, dey todine, H lodine, Slt 'of sh EBosionCo 10% | 4 ° oo 118 | dence aud oifice, 26 Maries aor, TAME Sabseriber, Mauufae Instruments, has. for aile. ; Melodeous, aud Musioul Bore. riments EDWARD BAACK, 7 TIMOLAT’S SULPHUR BATHS, 1d with grent attention and » N STRABISMUS. or Squinting. cored 1 | e be y, Deafness, aod all discharges from the kar, permanently ared AKTIFICIAL J, E. Hoagland, James W. Sin’th, m ty-six years, and are the only Sulphor Baths ‘They are highly recommended by the most et ejnue for the eure of rhew , anit rhewm, ehron L8 AND PRIVATE PARTIES farniabed with the | 9D jolve, Harp and Piano Forte, or any onmber of lagtrn ‘The music selected from the most freionables Ope H. GU R, SACHER and Dresser of Dry Good: sevel I venre in this city, has the he e uorivalied for the imstant Ia, established fot from pnre temon jaice, av: warranted to keep. Itis pehfert- ly portable, and the very thing that they will wantin that hot Francis Burritt, Dusspprey. & Horton, at the Health Emporinm, 1934 Courtland street < ANO \anght on very moderate terms b: 16, si jerson & Churchill, K d GI ves resrored without I ie ee 30, their shapes, at 25 cents per doz, bod & Graham, & Lace Goodsand Embroideries teolar attention will be paid to ¢ ITS WORKS WILL PRAISE IT, tis now yalvereally, admirted chat own jenving any odor. or chongi All kinds of Shawls frisu grot dressed to es private parties | clear that if a body having more power (haneny other uuunber of iustra: | iy, that country, except the army. oppose the war, itcan not be sustained nL ie BALL— agers ofthe THISTLE | There is another vory important featero in this news Ey The M ENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION respectfully an. quer that their Second Ball for th EEN ee yee at CABTLE GARDEN. EVENING, Jan, 2ist, the proceeds to . i ‘ the deserving poor duiimg the winter, without distuction ot | teWAr party in the United St . seet or country, outeven now, and that they count confidently on tho t The Order of Day | Manager of the Floor, Mr. @. Lothians celebra cctfully An" | itis stated, and the authority is unquestionable, that but .on THURSYAY | forthe encouragement the Mexicans derive from the an ributed amongat they would not hold AP ic ops uccess of the opponents of the wer inthis country (o d Band bre d—Lender, Mr. Jos, Nosher. | have their own torme from our government This Naeslinn chchs ening, an arrangement has | beings home to the whigs and others who have inveighed hb rors of the Garden to have i ’ Ya cha fo id ard aie tie ee against the war, the President’s cherge of giving aid ar Doors open at 7. Daneimg to commence at © o'clock pre | comfort tothe enemy Tho Mexicans believe the anti ONE DOLLAR EACH, to admit agentieman | V4" Party to be stronger than it is. Sonta Anne hes and two Indies, may ibe had of Sstle Garten add cf lies oF ie ersten Geeseet.at | Penees: of the war, and sestres his tounteymien that we le. esses, Studart, Dunham & | taken his ue from Mr. Wobster’s celculation of the ex » Harmony Hall’; the Bar at A. CAMERON, See, | °¢B0t sustain « war which coste us half « million a day ;B.= Members can have their iekes om applica 19 the | If there be any doubt on their minds as to this arithmeti I76tist cal fact, he can cite as his authority one of the most ti “THISTLE BALL. | lustrious of our statesmen, who comes from a State, the HE Second Ball of the Thistle Agsociation 1s anaouneed | people of which are generally very accurate in their cal- to take place on the evening of Thursday, 2Ist inst., Prom the arrompements that oie beiae pm v4 | culations. He tells them the war is considered by the Americans themselve: iggressive on the part of the executive of the United States, and in proof of his asser- the | tion he quotes from any number of epeaches delivered in | publ pon | G, ny | which the Asso inthe | Congress during the presout session tiou of conn- | ‘The more rant there is against th wer, in Congress ‘exicens hold ‘wut. There is little che | doubt that Sante Anna desires to make the best torms . | he can, and he knows the only means to get good terms H ‘Those who have hitherto evjoyed ction which the Thistle Balls have udorse our sei that the fortheoming Ball Jioj2ire | it, and to maintain a semblance, at least, of adetermina- ~~ | tion to hold out. It is strange that all his bluster about prosecuting the wor until there remain not an American soldier on the soil of Mexico, nor an American vesrel ‘oust, should have been received without Accordioa thoror alr : ; For terms apply atthe Accordion aud Musical instrumenr &!¢ grein of allowance, for the habitual gasconede in | Depot, 55 Chatham street, « Accordions tuned and repaired, and music for the same. ich his countrymen indulge on all available o¢ce- jadimer | Sions. He has, without doubt, stopped at no representa- ot | fy | ACCORDEONS, MELODEONS, AND MUS tion that could influence the people in upholding the BOX war, and the many invectives launched at tue war end { Musical | the administretion, by the opposition party in Congress pes Ese and throughoat the country, has assisted him materially in producing the impression among the Mexicans that we are divided in our councils, and that the anti.wor party will at length sneceed in crashing the edministra- rer and tmporte MUSIC While on this subject, 1 may mention a sirange rumor that has prevailed here for the last two days, to the effect that Mr. Calhoun was about to introduce a proposition in the Senate, that the army should be withdr Wa from ra ady | Moxico, and a peace commission sent to agres upon @ pevinel becteLaiocel tas teeny | boundary with the Mexican government. To-day the forms, thee dellars per month, | Senate has been crowded, in consequence of this1umor, office of this faget ral | and every movement of the distinguished Senetor was c 4 LODINE LINIMENT 8.NO HUMBUG, D. does all iat wisn the. wo spranoty brajer stwelied ned printul jot, sp 8. INGERSOLL, Sole Proprietor, Jepot 240 Pearl st, two doors beinw Johi G@ ©. Satterlee, Cushman & Co ery moderat MONEY LENT cheat prices ndvanced in large and small sums E es, dinmonds, plate, jewelry, dy Charles 8. lympton, brown, Brothers & ( ‘Thos. Truesdell, erupt sus of ch 4HE, andersigged hy invite particular act 0 (improvements, Al kKe., being of the best quality acd choicest IFLES AND CUTLASS#:8—270 rittes of Jate U.S pat +; 0 ship eutlasses, with iron scab: ele for service in Mexico, . ROTHERS, ati TO GROCERS. NHE STOCK, Good will, and Fixtures of Reta I Gro cery, of 8 yoars standing, situa’ed in a desirable part of ‘nd now doing a geod cash Hine addressed X.M., Grocers, interview may be had, will meet with im: TO MARBLE WORKERS, POLISHING CLOTH. ypérior Lolishing Cloth, suimble ers, gytecetre hey respectfally solicit. thei give them a esl. CHAR 5 FOR EXPO ‘PLHEREE thousand dozen Parent corrw ated Suspenders merican, as well No b—1o the matter of the ertate of the Inve Johe A | eased— | as domestic trade, and werran » dec Notice is hereb: eturer aud ewner of the KH. DAY. 29 Conrtlandt street OKLEANS—Lor vst—The splendid limackinac, deceased, snd have token upoa & George Griswold, J. Howard ke Sor iY 4 A’ Whideck ko Ci ular dav. fall or fy Or pasange, apply on b: ‘all s'reet, or to yace.| 500 Sahat INES & FRIEDEL 110 Jom Manufacturers of cuted promptly at Orleans wharf, N. T-Habbard K. COLLINS, | quemeeeeens AGENCY FOK NEW. NUUERRROPYE may rely upon this veo is punctually as ¥ no freight received on board after to morrow, John O. Woodruff & Co., who da to their address. Will succeed the bisgamaas Y RAGS BOUGHT |} Aasey W., wife of Henry W. Cook, in the 46th yeer of POREIGN and Domenic bought b pg ov aa VY BIL LIARD SALOON, | watched by the ss#embled throag with the utmost | AT 413 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS. ENTRANCE 74 | Snxiety. Every time he stood up to speak, people hebi LISPENARD STREET. their breath in expectation of the peace sition, and opened the above estmblishment, ; MAA GA aieaaonc es r Billiard Tables, which | 80 little diseppointment was felt whon the Senatgwent also their Wines, Brau. | into executive session. 1 understand Mr. Calhoun is un- _ able to secount for the origin of the report, end bad no {fiends and the public to | intention of introducing any such proposition pie nae | ee iy EL wiki ‘The Dill to enlist and equip ten additional regiments JOUN GILLIS. of regulars, which is to be reported to-morrow, will oo. cupy several days in the Senate. General Houston de. siqvod lave been dae | tires that the force be an auxiliary volunteer force, that ela tt tt | the fleld officers shall be olected, insiead of appointed by pf Macht the President, and that they shell, afer being elected, vee am, adi ekiane, o ate of by eivi °F, bouds Be to Taw. choose their staff. He argues ‘hat the President will, by inne, Michigns, November #}, iets, this means, be saved much labor—that better selectioi yen var a Of officers will be made by the soldiers themselves than spe ere_Admisivines of the venice RD by the President ; whereas, men will always choose brave and eflicient officers to lead them, boing naturally ARATE AEND! 70 @autious in the selection of men on whose judgment an! nt sizes of the above appare- | valor, in a measure, depend their own lives and honor—~ W. & KF LANGENHEIM, that where the officers are known to tue men there 18.0 LANGENI Week ict | ways a good feeling existing, and they go forth to fight nick more 9s companions in arms than in the relation of supe Ly of, the di erred.