The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1847, Page 3

re ee ee ee citizens from embarking in an enterprize, which offers nothing but’an opportunity for discomfiture and Tuinous sacrigcess. In favor of the Harlem is the length of road already Coustructed; » ad having thus passed over the preliminary and principe 4 dificulties, the residue can be finished, within cigh’ een months, provided adequa’e means be im, mediately » mised and judiciously applied. It will not, however, snswer to make each succeeding twenty miles, with snaj 4? speed, in three years, evidencing neither energy, mor economy; from which dilatory and improvi- dent P' ecrustination, the embarressments of the Harlem comp’ any have mainly arisen, the cause and effect of a ‘prep andorating stock jobbing spirit. FiM7y a careful examination of the map, now exhibi- ted at the Merchants’ Exchange, it will be perceived that t) se Hudson River company will have to centend with insuperable difficulties. Should the road be con- struc fed, it will prove a waste of money and labor, and ‘whe ¢ finished, very fer inferior to its inland Competiter; for ¥ Phatevermay be the existing difficulties and dis- tresive ¢ of the Harlem company, their r ad will eventu- ally ? w built to Albany. The lecation of the Hudson road i son a navigable river, whose borders are not only extron tely serpentine, but are faced almost the whole length , with reck of the hardest and most tenacious chara iter; and in order to avoid some of these troubl ssome impediments, miles of bridging become ueses:' mry, which are never secure, andare always perish able. A If b ardened with these inauspicious circumstances, the H adson company shall ever attempt to organize, we confi: jently predict, that the first ton dollars will prove the o aly instalment ; and, that the three hundred thou sand dollars, ridiculously and credulously advanced by thou » who donottake the trouble to examine for them- sel¥ as, will never bo appropriated to the road in con- ter platin. If, however, we be mistaken in this fore- bed ng, we shall then witnoss vicissitudes, tricks £07 hersett', and evolutions, not less harlequin and va- rheus, thé a the extraordinary changes which are so fan, efully exhibited at each turn of the mysterious kilaidises pe. The project will Prove useless to those whe veu(ure their capital, a fraud on the small Stookholde r and laborer, every way a disappotat ment of th public requirements, eventuating,sa grand specir bon a f New York conservative energy, ™m failure and disgraa®. To Bostonians, it will effstd a happy omen «tf fubare prosperity—and, were i% possible te sus- pect th em af such unneighberly con“ act, they might be eharge: | as the instigators of one f-5 de To they calm observers at the ‘ate pub) want of ; ttatistioal informatio:, saeloaad pera ing, amd 1 Nany of those W'4@ came for instruction, felt that they s Vere about te, bo most growty imposed on. It is true, the wall del. vered speechys of the orators were filled with gi wndyjequent Tepre<entations of the necessity of constructi Hg arailway to the depot of the western trade, but, r wither ef the eloguest gentlemen condes. conded to co pare thy scheme t! ; with the ent irprige, no doubt, b sve Guz; overturn’ 4 thelr hasty ‘plate of soup. Carefully, the financial interests ed in the extensi, ” eh of these embryo, rive In! @tutions, andialso tent them, as matters of * @ucern, we shall rot Teng hi sought to commraa the immediate patronage of private Sepitulists. a sti In refefring to the prebable cost of the Hudson River 96d, as estimated by the commissioners, we learn that six millions'of dollars must be expended, one moiety of | which is te be id by stock subscriptions, andthe ether by mortgaging the unfinished work. It is also vepresented, ag an inducement to subscribers, that con- ‘tractors stand ready to take a million ofthe capital stock, ‘im part payment of their contracts for grading. But ‘those who have had some experience, know that such ‘*pgagements contre] the independence of the direction, ‘and, consequently, contracts for stock are always ex- travagant, It was this very description of contract that broke down the New York and Albany company; the Contractors, engineers and directors were brought into Constont collision, aud in the same manner the Erie Rail- road Company became ruinously embarrassed. If tho Braving can be performed for two millions, a million o¢ steok is given as a bonus, and if not, then the contrac- tors will have to sell their portion 3 the operation, of ne” cessity, will be to break down the market valu: It thus appears, not only that this company is to com- meuce inerror, but that the whole pruperty is to be Jeoparted by mortgage. It may, however, be fairly con, eluded, from the rough and ready estimates which have boon formed, that the Togelar dupes will soon have to ery eut, “ help me, Cassius, or I sink.” ‘Do iorm t of the truthfulness of the surveys by the straight line, drawn on the map from Poughkeep- Sie, to the vicinity of Albany, we thould be compelled 0 NO very remarkable relisnce on any Portion, and six millions as the estimate, on such superficial engineering, we might foel Perfectiy within bounds in etting down the cost of consummating the dull reality sat tom millions. It is seid that the estimate for the con, struction of the Crotem water works was extremely ac- curate, of which we have very little doubt, as far as the aecounts shew, for we all know that the allowances for leeway were so large as to afford immense profits to the Contractors, Although the Harlem Company may be on the eve of bankruptcy, its situation is, nevertheless, not desperate; and should come kind spirit place it in charge of the Comt of Chancery, it might find relief from the insane guarcienship ‘* which it is now exposed. If, however, its fate be worse than wo now anticipate, by the sale of the hypothecated stock, those who have a bona-fido in- terest in the company may scek remuneration from the direction, as every menaber of the board, acquiesc ing in the transaction, has rendered himself personally liable for the spurious ef learned counsel; and those who have not recorded their written protest, may find, when it is too late, that their official honors have not led them to repose on a | bed of roses. ‘There is good security; those who are implicated are mez of responsibility, in which agreeable eategory wo imogino the whole direction may be ranked; they would, therefore, find it to their interest to lose no time in making arrangements to retrieve the tock, thus impro” Porly created; and in order to carry this suggostion into execution, with the least diMculty to themselves, they bad bost assume the responsibility of the loans, ondors ing the bonds of the company, for thi security uf the ereditors. If this be done, the pressing creditors being paid off, an advance of one hundred thousand dollars would be suf- ficient to complete tho read to Somers, and, then, with the assistance of the community, acting in concert with 4 respectable and intelligent direction, men whe will not esteem stock-gambling as the primary object, the road could be extended to Albany, for two millions five hun- dred thousand dollars, before the next Presidential elec- tion, when the Mexican war wiil have terminated to the glory of the American arms. As wehave,on a former occasion, remarked, the in- debiedness of the company will not exceed twelve hun- | dred thousand dellors when the road is finished to Somers, aud adding this sum to the amount of the capital, fifteen hundred thousund dollars, the eggregato nominal expen- diture will be within two millions seven hundred thou- sand dollars, and assuming the cost of the extension from _ Somers to bo three millions, the whole outlay would not exceed five millions seveu hundred theusund dollars, ins cluding read, depot property and running appurtenances It will be seen, from the fellowing statements, that investments made in the stock of the Harlem, if the com- pony were in proper hands, would prove highly remu nerative, notwithstanding its embarrassments, and the large amount of capital yet to be expended. ‘The revenue of the road to White: Piuins, a distance of twenty-six miles, for 1846, has been one hundred and eigh'y-three thousand dollars ; and waen in full opera- tion to Somers, a further length of twenty.eight miles’ where the agricultural and manufacturing population will be entirely dependent on the road, the gross receipts to that point may be reasonably estimated at thres hun* dred and fifty thousand dollars. If, then, we allow | cigity thousand dollars for the interest on the debt of twelve hundred thousand, end one hundred thousand current expenses and erdinary repsirs, we shall have an excess of cighty thousand fora sinking fund, alter allow, ing uinety thousaod for a dividend of six Per cent, on the copitel of fifteon hundred thousand dellars. If,w the read is being constructed to the north, branch should be made trom independent source tirough Danbury, to the Housatonic, twenty-two miles, the revenue from Somers might be increased to an emaunt qaite sufficient to pay a lair dividend on the ew | | tai which would be required to extend the road to Al baoy, leaving (he income from the extension to be ap. | propuated to the discharge of the debts. 11 these be not proper subjects for the intelligent con. sileration of the public, we knew not what should be; and we cennot hositate to believe, with our enlightened community, they will have their just weight, recom. monding them to the serious notice of the committee ap. pointed to solicit subscriptions for the Hudvon river com. pooy. We would also remark to the committee, that it would,be no more than henorabis, when they epply for sue. This is the deliborate judgment | subscriptions, to stato from,their personal exsminations of the profiles of the avenues, that no railroad can be brought into the city unless the Common Council can be induced to alter the present established grades, an application for which purpose would meet the decided hostility of the land owners. ‘We now leave this subject, and as we take our congé, we bear testimony to the ungemitted oxertions of the President of the Harlem Railroad, who has, at all times, been found at his post; and we do not hesitate to stote that whatever funds of the company have come into his | possession have been expended with the most. scrupulous integrity, to the very last farthing; and should the com: pany passinto ether hands, aftera etrict inspection, this declaration will receive the unanimous approval ofthose who shall assume the patriotic tesk of serving the public s faithful trustees of an important and honorable fran- Old Stock Exchange, State 55, °55, 7 b one Foun 22, ral 50 shes Canton Co lo i oon aS 00d B10 703% a0 Har jarlem RR 5a de ops ioe 50 do alo FS wm eB se lo 935 30 850 do 53 28 , 29 do #1053 200 2 150 do 52% 200 4 70 do 42) 4 ” + bao ay ode 3 do bay st 50 Morris Canal 100 do 810 52 Bae 1038 430 shas Nor & Wore” #3 shas BN Amtrut 50 dg WT ag SS 20 Mech Bkg Ass'n 9136 300 do 53 150 Vik 50 do 230 53 2 ind $4 150 do bso 53 1 ie 194 150 do #10 53) wk 2 8 do 330 53 300 b60 60" 300 =o oh 100 3K 50 do bis 33 ‘a City Fire MF ba 1" 100 jostom scrip | 74 3 4% shas Housatonte RR Ey hon vengomaas k 5 Stonington RR @ 50 Canton Co 20 3444 25 Kerrie seri Ly 185 "do SS 130 Exat Boston b30 13 Second Board. i Married. In this city, on the 2d of November, 1846. by the Rev. | nary, Chose, Mr. Josera G. THosta: | Mra Eizaper Bepext. of the city of Brooklyn 6G Portamouth and Norfelk (Va.) papers will pl copy. Died, On Wednesday, 27th inst.’ of consumption, Joux Coyxx, in the 60th year of his age, a native of Ireland, County Cavan. His friends and relatives, and those of his brother Pe- ter, and sso of his brothers in law, Edward and Charles | Kearnan, are requested to attend his funeral, on Friday, 29th inst. at 33¢ o’clock, from his late residence, 214 Mul- berry street, corner of Spring. On Wednesday evening, Jou Aveustin, son of Pat- rick and Margaret Merrick, aged 14 months and 16 days. ‘he friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from their residence, 98 Gold street. k In Belfast, Ireland, on the 13th December, 1846, Mr. Francis Dorry, carpenter, aged 35, for many years a re- sident of this city At Now Orleans, on the 16th i Bexo, formerly of this city, aged 88 y lays. At Lafayette, Indiana, on the 14th ins‘ . Ev.swoats, wife of the Hon. H. L. Commissioner of Patents. Her death fractured limb In Groton, on Sunday ovening last, Mr. Gro. Fun, aged 84. In Exeter, it. Mr. Epwarp M. rom a (N. H.) Hon. Natmasie: Gruman, in the 88th year of his age. Col. Gilman was a good citizen, and through his long and useful life was much respect- ed and beloved. He contributed much to tho promotion of sgricultural pursuits in the county of Rockingham. | Ho was formerly a member of the State Senate, and for | several years held the office of Treasurer of the State. | He was a brother of the Hon. Nicholas Gilman, who for- morly represented New Hampshire in the Senate of the United st id of Hon. John Taylor Gilman, who limes elected by the people Governor of POST OFFICE, | New York, Janunyy 29, 187, ston on Monday, the \¢ office on thal ; ‘aud each additional halfonsce fe cents ne ot” KOBENT H. MORRIS, P, M. A.» extra mail for the abo: eamer, bd: sho Lon laud Ruulroed, will De, tiade ‘oat this office on nnday jst inet. ice ym WA, 12 to 14 P, Mo han shaken 0 THE CHEAPEST ILLUSTRATED WORK, IN THE WORLD. ILL be, published, on SATURDAY, Jan. 30th, No. 2 WwW NOTH AMEIICAN SCENERY, pons Oaks e followie, om original drawings taken on iowa exgraved wi | | i 3. View of the Catskill Mountains, N.Y. 4, Regntta at Peekskill, NY. ‘his highly, popular werk has elicited the highest enco- miums of the press in all parts of the couatry,and th for the firat beeu gieator than iC was supply. 7 delay ia getting out the | pre 0. PS. To Postmasters and Clubs, | on the'veceipt ef $1 post-paid. 529 AA UWAES ul property, and one tnacis t by the preseut Common Council—an ditor, that you we r : me styled de tives, when they were reason nt unprodactn roperty, and Beem improved by building and ki fi the said property is now taxable. Mor the mechanic has had employment in ereeting idivgs, the merchant has found a for hi the éarman br | ¢ Ww! | not bewell to dispose of the city property known as the Com. moniands! {see by the Comptrolter’s Tepore to the Bard | of Assistant Alderman,that the Common lands are estimated it G Soilarat and. fhe rents re Me are apour sixteen hundred do & THAT WAS BORN ON THE SOIL. AGUERREOTYPE PLATES.—Smali er and lai size, No. 40 and 60. For sale by a ee WM. H. SMITH & CO. 20 ter No. 4 Maiden Lane. T. BROWN Stone Seal Engraver and Herald Painter, 23: BROAD + Opposite the Park.—Coats of Ames Si c engraved iogs) Pencil Cases, &c. engraved ‘e. Diamonds, Amoathysts, wh or ent to any form, Hi i §29 It# re OxrsTER AND REFRESHMENT SALUON FOK SALE. HE well known SALOON, comer of Bowery and Ba ard street, has been kept mpbell for tre last tar ow dieing a tip top ig from 7,000 +o ers pec week. and doings bar basiness from $5 to per day atares and good will for 00,com, e. N'B. This piace needs no recommendation: Apply, as above, to Addams or Lockwood. Cs CU-PARTNERSHIP NOTION - PUBLIC notice s hereby n that the he etofore e: dotpn Day latter. C. GURLOCH. jnd9 ar N A URAC HISTORY, &e—R GURLEY & Co wil WV at thei rooin, of Saturday evening nest, the At 3g o'elock, © very extensive oud valuable p vate library ot works on Zoology, Botwy, Oroithology, F tomology Geology, we. ong Which are complete sets of ete s works, Silliman’s Jouraa!, &e., and a fine collection of French and Itsdian ef ., A CURE FOR COLD: Mf. CARROLL'S Medicated Vepor and Sulphar Baths. 184 Fulton street, opposite Church street. A m, Sore Throat, tte thy changeable jath 18 partion~ @ cure for ali alter the use of these baths, Perens OF Sal ne ole 529 Im*re THOMAS PAINE. HE 110th Anniversary of the Birth of ont Patri aD eedpromont of heaton nic isdancer itl he nalce of the brated this evening ( atthe Minerva hooms 1. in large and smoil sums on wold aud silver wotches, divmands, plate. Jewelry, dy goods, furniture, clovhing, snd every deserip al Rioperty. JOHN Mt. DAVIES, Licensed pawubroker, 293 Villiam sireet, near Duane, Persons received in private offices by ringing the bell. Im*rre ~ LECTURE IN ST. PETERS CHURCH, BARCLAY STREET. HE REV. DR. RYDER, S.J, Pi 4 ’ jent of the Col- lege of thie Holy Cross, Wo: 7 achusetts, will Lectare in this Church on Sunda: January 31, 1847, at seven o'clock. Supsect.—The dnly trae worship of God, in the system of Chnstinnty fs found tn the Rholie Church. “Tiekeuss tof u x . 1 a hed at the door of the Chureh on the ere F it will show | or ot the Chureh, \ MEDICAL NOTICE TO LADIES. Deine ets Ate ster tans tal in Europe, attends ladies during thelr'coufitemer tin tay this city or Brooklyn, for from $3 to $5, uecording to msianeei uote addressed to him at 93 John street, New York, will ‘meet with striet atention. ales A disiance, who are suffering with dis- eases of lon, uch as ru Teteutions, Fegularitiens ee that have fated the Toasted ¢ of th lay, cau apply with eoufidente to the Doctor, by letter, describing the symptoms, treatment reteived: duration 0 the disense, &c., for which a chest conta necessary advice nud medicine, will be forwarded to their direction It any part of the Union. Terms, leDONNELL, M.D CFT Jato 1m*r john street, New York. [087—0n Thursday, Two paper bor freee treet. CYMREE DROS eee. wy, ees q ys ome ti tl a SGA ihis cies willbe bald'ne Se Beoide He on the ning of Saturday, the 30th instant, at 734 o'clock, for the ose of taking rate the approaching ational Aunive sary of Cambria. tional Standing Committee, By order of the Nat tone pending, ‘01 a! 52 re ° FITH, C} Wa Barren, Secretary. ain ae iE SOLD AT ‘© 21 OLD 8 his different age N Biater, Handliog’y cele PENUEF, bens 3: ‘The receipt was pres . Derd’ of Boston, and as a compliment to him [have taken the liber: ty to call it the D. Snuff. Mr. Garcia, w ow nO more, gave the receipt to Mr. Derby, and he received it fem Aleppo. sented me by geutleman’s an Gentl hal‘ or whole ponnd bottles as above Witiam P. RICHARDSON hi the evening of the iéth instant FeUzill wreouscions of his situation. “Any person hearing’ of him wi is tami a t, where overcoat, with bl vet collarand cuffs, and a weed ou his His eh was marked “ KR.” jv FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES. n "6 opg 71 450 shas Farm’s Lu ONE! 7 4 . $ & FRIEDEL 115 John street, near Pearl, up stairs, Hyanaa Am Trust 9% 49 Canton Co Manufacturers of paper boxes and sample cards nad da: 3d 100 L Island RR lers in faucy papers. All ordars thankfully received and exe- % do 100 Harlem RR cuted promptly aud on reasonable terms. San phe Rea NRY JONES 60 Morris Canal ab 516 mere NRY FRIEDEL. ae se do TO OWNERS OF REaL Estate. hee eee ANCHET, Agent, informs the owners of bane 4 bo of letting houses, leas- eee in bi most reasonable terta: ‘dividends “se de 7 of she, te : evroting the above bus eae ness, he will give full satisfaction to those persons who wil re 2 trust him with their confidence. 40 Norand Wore 5938 | 4 150 Farm’s Loan 200 do 9 re, el New Stock Exchange. Ja26 Im#re fonhue Farmer's Tr a si ie shas Moms Can Ler 1036 MOTHER HURBARD AT THE SUB-1REA- do cH% 30 do Friday 1098 URY CUPBOARD. 19 do © 34% 100 Norand Wor bi5 53 ANKEE DOUDLE fortnis week exceeds himself in 0 Harlem RR —b30 533g 25 do 93 5236 the point of richness ot his political careature, aud 0 do tw 53h_ 25 do 8353 | orher illustrations. Ai hers the solendit coming de. oo 83 53} 150 do baw 23 sign by P O.C. parchasing pluck for 50 b30 53: Fy do bio 53; the Me: of laughter. Altogether 50 Di0 53%q 25, do ¢ 63% | the num! usually rich one. 10 b10 53 25 do bd 52% Price 6 ceuts—§! ber nnvam 50 baw 53.200 a . © 52 ja? 2'r WM.H GRAHAM, Tribune Build 100 L Inland RR ae) 0 Friday 52! P RGU STEN, BAINB AND STIFFNESS OF 7 JOINTS, SCROFULA, DISKASES OF THE SKI Ke. Ke —Rina’s ( omvounn tvnup of Hvdriodate of Pot Sarsoparilla, and Yellow Dock.—This medicioal remed Published for th suffering from theuma. of the swelling of the museus m, eruptions of the skin, aud diseases state of the blood, &e. From bona ander the direction and supervision of the is ths ctrcula very par. of the animal economy: i ‘The great and incressing demand for au article of this kind hs induced the proprietor to bring it bi public, teat all may have the benefit of it,and now that there is a remedy for thes ng complai It is recomsnen ved in 0 convince the mos H. RING, Druggi adway, cor, John st. N.B. Be sure to observe the written signatn © of C,H Rina over the cork of each bottle 5n26 lin? c MINCE PIE. PUBLISHED THIB DAY, nbook entitled the Million,” conta pages, full of the wild , humoror rice only 25 cents. A companion to the‘ Ldi ut entirely different from that odd volume Al blished, “ Leaflets of most distr id Ball Room,” being a istructor in the celebrated Polkx Quadrilles, with of the Hedowa Walt price 1234 cout MNER & FIBRE] Chatham VALENTINES—The most extensive assortment rica on the eve of com Bend re 49 tm’ 1000 PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA, and 5009 10 the city and State of New York can testify to the wonderful efficacy of hat powsrlal remedy, THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAPATHA For Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spit- ting of Blood. ke. &e. READ! READ !! AsTONISMING CURE OF Bi Mr. 8. P Thompson—Dear Si mi s& I had boos dreadfully afflicted with whi years the ffeetion o my physicisn pronounced “Ch-onie Bron peated and neglected colds. The dis My throat was literally raw ‘wo the would come heat ly remover the disease and h and | firmly be shon!d not now be living, had itnot been for vour invaluabje madiein a 2. : | PERRY, 123 Sprnce st. igned bears witness to the truth of the fore > hat kuowled, f all the fa f — ving personal knowledge es the ate of the é Almond street. Price 0 CENTS per bottle; $5 pet dozen. This invaluable remedy prepared aie by NGNEY & DICKSOD N. E. corner 5th and Sprace sta... Phi Sold whol, le and retail by WYATT & KETCHAM, i121 Fulton st.; st retail by H. Johnson, 273 Broadway; Hii 182 Broadway, N.Y. jnt9 Im*r | TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTISTS. A. ARTAULT, 49 and 151 Broadway, (Lafayette Bazaar) his just received per late Havre packets, 1,400 rench Daguerreotype Plates, lar Ate star Braud ich he offers on reasonable term id. dry I : ft fodine, OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON INS CO, New York, Jan. 15, 1847. 9 (TBE Annual Election for Directors of this institution will be bel xt the office of said compan all st, on 80, an invoice of ine, Hyposulphite of Balt ‘of Gold, Tripoly 36 Im* rh , No. 50 Monday, February lst, 187. Poll open from 12 o’eloek M.to Lovelock P.M. GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. to § ez ae Lon a tas ae lew York, Jan’ ®, 1947, TT HE Btockholders of the Long Inland etitroad Com 'y je are hereb: t the Annual Election for teen Directors of said Co: will be held att! Jomp: ny’s Office on Monday, the Fifteenth day of February next. The Pol! will be open from 12 o'clock at noon till 2 o'clock, of that do vs ‘The transfer books will be closed from thé 16th to the 15th February, both days inclusive. ‘By order of the Board, Jatofs rre DAVID S. IVES, Seeretsry. * WATCHES, JEWELKY, AND SILVEK WARE. Ts subscribers continue to hav: mi for sale a full assort- ment of gold and silver Watches, of th ver spectacles, con nd watches, repiired ACKEBLY & BRIGGS, 158 Bo’ doors above Broom: 416 im*rh emt | 16 by 20 feet, | whole property is AUCTION NOTICE! JACOB B PL, TT, Ai ¢ r S"yexpe” SHES FIND Gare aa COB, 8. at 10 o'’elock, at AMNUSKMESTS. ARK ree OHNE PENEFIT, 29th, will —briday Kveuwe. Jon 0 DAY, | PAS rimmed, the comedy of ING ORE Leas O'Neil, Mr Collins. % " After which, the WIFE HUNTERS—Felix O°Srien, Mr ‘o conclude with HOW TO PAY THE RENT—Morgan Rattler, Mr Collins, clock; and the ill com- | mancour? Selock® Bosee Ui: Fits cents Gallery 3 Somts| BOWERY THEATRE Vriday Evening, Jan Ade Performraces will commence with the drama m +n, THE DEVIL IN PARI le Wharneli! i new patterus of its, rhs io bladen, caren | arly Ivory, ata wil salle Sar. pon Meier caverta 0. © most ‘choice assortment; a . tives and Forks, Weissors, Shears, Butcher Kaitos, ‘10 be followed by the opera of A GLORIOUS MAJORI hears, Steels, de. 4282tiser | | TY—Maria, ‘aylor; rice le of the YEW 7 ‘To conelude with the romantic spectacle o! JACOB 8. PLATT. Auct'r, TREE RUIN Wilfred Pearuth, Mr. Neafie; Beatrice GECOND SFRING HARDWARE SALE THIS sea. | PREX RUING TSM IY te BON —Jacob 8. Platt will seil this day, at 10 0% ek, at ‘Cirele 25 ceuts; Pit and Gallery 1936 cents ction room, 6: from od wien chy orner of Platt and Pear ingham, Doors open at 634 o'clock. Performance commence at 7. theffield EN] SS PARTINGTON. Pririnney OLYMele THEATRE inte Even- | Ji 39e™—To commence with of the NATIONAL GUARD Achille TO THE LATESS TOMO MENT. TELEGRABHIO. = ‘Wasninoton, Jan. 28, 1847. ‘We have no mail south of Petersburg. Boston, Jan. 28th—0 P.M. Twenty persons occupying stores and dwellings in Merrimac street, Lowell, were burnt out Jast night. In the Legislature today, the House of Represente- tives, by a vote of 47 to 190, refused to appropriate $20,- 000 for the Volunteers from this State. Genesee flour sold at $6,87}4 per barrel. Corn $1 per bush., and both quick at these prices, Cotton is firm at the advance before noticed. Bales of railroad stock were made as follews :—Ner- wioh 6334, and Long Island 2634 ; Reading Bonds sold at Bombon, ‘Mr Holland feet Giricce di ta nos eee 4 » Mr 5 Ebi hy “ ‘Atter wich the ‘drama of MONS. JACQUES—Mons "To eouclude with the furee entitled SKETCHES IN IN- DIA—Tom Tape, Mr Hollan ‘ 100 gross American table cutlery, AL mes rete te eee re ee seennne eunebliinn: casks east buts and 1 ease Norfolk latches, in origi- | pravate bores $6." Orchestre bones, $8. 0.0 0” onundrom sand paper. Last A DI LAMMERMOOR. ugely, damaged. is Night but One of LU pads OPERA” HOUSE, Champers” strest-—On ‘Also, an entire set of, Sheffield) pattern cards of da. January, 27, fifth performance of Doni- cutlery, of's celebrated aud wellcknown house, and with | soeeihtiGy Eveune, lanuary, 27, Gfth performance of Henry whieh the sale will commence, consisting of knives, scu- | Ashton, Bie Beneventano; Lucia, his Sister, Siguori fi sors shears, German silver goods, ete. ete., particu: | Berili; Lord of Ravenswood, Siguor 8. Ben larly suited for retailers and conutry Eaten. Also, 50 do: 180, 100 di rosettes. Clark's half : ds. jd Farquette pans, Patent seales, gridirons, braces, and ae er range oe . 100 gross large and small metal kettle knobs and Fejyese topos ts imond, f Lucia, Signor Martiny; Alisa, Homer te incis, Mrs, Beslan ol and hor posit chert tin, on Japanned ware, viz: Imps, coffes : is, pails, basi spittoons, pepper an rw etc. ay 7 A ale anism set AMERICAN CIRCUS. Sheffield pocket"and ya kat whew | BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE iS mostly cab will by jects, Now ready fi OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION, LEVY will nell ineavedinG/ No. 293 Broad’ varied by the intreduction, for the first time this season, Mr. SANDS, ns the COURIER OF ST. PETERSB Master H t. hn ‘MPE ROR TTS EVENING, Jan. 201, the performances will be on Saturday evening, at of ther sind FORKIG SIMMONDS & WARD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, a 6 Burge Yard, London, England, TAKE ference to James Gordon Bennett and Free- New York. N ADVERTISEMENTS. 3% re WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. ae A.Mansmat, Lessee,... W. R. Buaxe, Manager all. dese United Star tions of Ageacy Business for vif places in funds for that j27 6t_rre THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL 200.000 DOLLARS. WITH A SURPLUS. Soviets Frice 41 Futon staeet, BROOKLYN. re pb hs son buildings, ‘machinery, in fisy. Poverty. O CONTINUES tot ke chandise and pi owe their escape fr to the system which they have always practised of and seartering thei ipay sustain woll be adjmsted and puid promptly as hereto- fore. B.C . This company hs coutlagrations that have ever occurred 6. ‘he Company take special care to notify their customers in New York, of all expirati: FINN. Secretiry. BENEFIT OF MR. AND MRS. CHAS. KEAN, And Last Nii of Engyge: THURSDAY EVENING, J: formed the cele! iE GAM Ronan Stukely. I favorab) u two grea he country; they valy sligh: losses Himiting D All losses which the company , oh LIN! y eogaced for a few nights, and will appear on Mondo. AKCH STREET THEATIA, PHIL ADEA Y Hin W. E. Bunton, spa and Lessee J. M. Scotr . tage Mansger > This Theatre has been thoroughly re-decorated is passed throt or them with compara ir rinks. it policies, BW. DELAMATER, President. jad Immjsre SEY EERSO Orvicr No. 90 Want TTBS fompnsy,continues to maare sgainat Loss or datnsye A ‘on di the most gorgeons style, sud is now the most heaurifa! Thee tre in the Toator NOLNSURANCE COMPANY ‘® THe Mencuant’s BENEFIT OK SIGNORA CLOCCI, and last appearance talivn troupe ofdancers. FRIDAY rr EVENING. Jen 9b, 1807 welling hor wareho: es, buildings in , ROLL OF THE DRUM. Keneral, goods, wares and merchauilise, and every description ‘a Mr. Howard of personal property ; also against loge or damage by inland na Burre. vigation and ceunaport Mis. Howard es ze sRECTORS Mra, Burke, Thomas W. Thome, ar as, Thomas T. Wood Anson Bake OF NINA RK, Robson, Joseph Drai “Signor Mores ci Py Joveph Allen, georn Cioeei uel James f. Holmes, Sigworma F. Maptin a John P. More. .D Jobo H. Les William K. Thore, To covelude wih Dy OF LYONS. Celeb GC. Tunis, Thomas Morrell, Clod Meddle:ot. a PS Eugene Bogart, hepman Jona G: Mort, ere sinith. aoe ; T HOPE Seeratare THOMAS W. THORS resident. | SHAKSPEAT © a PURNIsAE D B sm tre | TINH: Gat aneuel fey avers nnd EO, (withoat vend j= tion. cll take place at the Col KOOM WA F ra ste be obtained et the obtained 9¢ the 7 am, where there are no bourdera, in wri ate | BANE, Fehress Tickets ein G Tayi family ere he evjoy the comforts ‘of 4 ul 2 i The by rence gven, ands libe-al pr ce paid for s sseum, and of any of the memce' Aaten We POMEL ee ee ee eae G."Pavlor, (costamer to the sarocintion,) No $8 Prince street, is prepsied to ‘armiah Favey Dr of every Ocean Steam Navication® AN ELECTION for Directors will be held at the office of the « ompauy, N day of Febsuary 525 tlstKeb rre MPANY. derate prices. Vr T. will also send dresses January 43d. 1847. sof parties who intend appeari gin costume, vein on the moraing after the ball. deseriptin atv t ». 41 Broad street, on Mouday, the first ‘The poll will open at it CONCERT : ENRY C. TIMM bess este to announce so his friends (THE copummersbip of Prime, Ward & Kin dissolved by mutual consent of the firm will be liquidated by the su>scribers AMES G KI New York, Jannary 25th 1847. The subs he have RIME, WARD & ime panking, ol ae pxetsece Busi the late firm, No. ‘all street. JOHN WARD, of the firm of John Ward & Ci EDWARD PRIME, 2 of the Inte firm of Prim SAMUEL WARD, New York, January 25th, 1847. der the firm of NOTICE. and the public that ne will give a Grand Vocal ja- : d thot Web Fnrcher rt on Saturday, the Sew asht n DKOLL DOINGS AND DIVERSIONS, OR ONE NIGHT ONLY, previous to taking up his re- sideace in Europe, at the Society Library, corner of Leo- gard stiget and Broadway, on Friday eveuing, commencing at o’clock precisely. a DR. VALENTINE, Delinentor of Eeceniricities, respectfully announces that he will moous Entertainment, consisting of 1 and Comienl Chi The outstan KING, EDWARD PRIME, SAMUEL WARD, DENNING DUER, ARCH’» GRACIE KING. is dav formed & ¢o-parmership, un- CO., and will conti 3, at the office of d unkeown per d with masieal sketctes, country courts,old maids, comic lectures, stage travels, learned ignorant women, jsland music, with imitations of the i tions, speeches, ke. will Come off on the Ward & King. ‘32% imisre PUBLIC HOUSE WANTED. fair valuation. Addre jerman or gentleman and lady, 50 526 4 LES DANSEUSES VIENNOISE. f the Ball ADAME JOSE IND WEISS, Mistress Lode the first of } egy = 4 A HOTE i TO tin, No.§ Montgomery street cinity of th le, tempiated depot of tion is one of the best in Jersey will be rented low, aud possession § ply at No. 45 Montgomery st., to ENJ. e 328 30% rr to state to the Managers of fr JOHN FOVEY, ofthe Park Theatre, New York, thorised to make all arrangements for ves Da seuses ie. 5% tf re N ‘ORK OFERA HOUSE, (corset of Charlton N +4 Voie yets.)—This establishment wil fo foe Sepa ge of . peeps Mo, Lomag ‘make application by letter, (pest railroad the Cunai Ci Oseruey City. 158 Nassan lyn substantial menner ; is repl | iain perfect order, exclusive of ed with there is an Paeity to Be: al wumber of Bedrooms, all ture ‘Lhe location is ba streets. The Proprietor one of the most comforiable, pleasent, aud business pian Liens b: ublic ¥ The excellent double two story family residen sil uated at the corner of Pacific aud Powers sts, Bi our 20 minutes walk fr close to the dwell ity of Ni 5 rT Priddaddressed To ‘SHUNT, at the bor office of th shim . 16 tf re CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. HE Subscribers haviog leased the above magnificent es tablishment, offer the same to rent by the ig: or week eir return from the sonth on the let March. } tieulars can be obtaiued of Mr. Dinmore, agent for ‘at the box of y morning, between the urs of it and 12.° All communications must be addressed 19 Jinmore, post-paid, or they will not be atrendes e MEd ave sieht x SEGUIN & FRAZER. COMPLIMENTAKY BALL, MR. G. ROBERTS pale, at th Apollo Frida c ve ‘oramit ball class with the ich, cau be procure G rable situa- ily, or fora boarding-house, the house hed rooms. ‘Toa goed teuant it will of Char! tree! EIN HOUKLYN. ; with every eonveuionce, and noe rany of the follow 4 t front feet deep, wal Lt soriny . ity. zas in frout, rearand of the sack onilding, | “fas ieene DaNikt. H. DUGLIBS, See. ig for the kitehen and other offir seven lots, in a se and atden being rastefally | trees and oranmental FIRST ANNUAL ALL OF THE ehi,, 7M. U. Leng! ¥ » Altre rag! tt 7. 120 3d aven Sergeant |. 1. Corporal 1. N’ jan%5,27,30,1,4,6,8 NEW YORh GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS HE Exhibition of the Works of Art belonging to this institution is now open at the Rotunda in the Park.— Three fine pieces of Beulpture by Brown have been lately ath, Miss Kliza Hicks ; The Boy the gift o pp, Eaq., and Adonis. tion to th able catalogue of En- les’ Course of _Kinpire ‘specimens of Ameri Edmonds, Durand Chap y from 9 A.M. until dark, and on aly until 10 P.M, ig Hall, it contains an unusu- ors, with large well ventilated shed with entirely new furni- | both for | and Liberty very desirable and cony: eing between Courtlan: of th ‘stablishment intends to make it w York, aud no pains or expense will eat the Wants of ‘his ueate there: in the publie patronage, while he ‘shumble servant, B. RATHBUN LEND on bond and mostag | NEWF b'ood Newfow At NG West street Wail street, in th i to suit applicants, on good product. Apply to §. 8. BROAD, No. 11 water office basement, who h R SALE, OUNDLAND DOGS.—A pair of fall ndlacd Dogs, male and female. Apply ic. C. BURDICK, No. 92 Broadway, three doors above + Wali street, offers for sale the toil | snit Brai ony das ie and pale. ious brands, of prime quality 0 | Wh teh and Iris! a Kui do | Madeira, & I and other brands do | Bhervies, wale, gold and brown do | Port do | Champagne, vartous brands do Clarets, In ease do Barsack, Bu do Sewars, Sard ke ke do | Beotch Als, in pints, just landed, ripe 4 WC B- pledges himself most fathfally, to toep tod de | liver, only of che beatquality, and solicits the fay public. KOBERT HO! wishers that he is to be foun | where he hopes to eee his old fr 626 Im* re PARISIAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. | Depot for the recepiion and delivery of Goods, at Mr. Court's, 118 William st, New York ©. COJKT & DESCHAUX, (the latterly recent- ly arr ved from Varis,) beg respeettully to announce to | the mianfactnre geueralt aca nie in a it the above establishment, ads and cnstomers. | tro nto thi t | 46 Broadway, av | Ps pill, to persons res | plain or manver as he and his predeee | worsted and woollen y ‘Wing cotton, Mo- | the Inst thirty years and more \h snd cottnn yarns. P : Beoiland, | hey have imp rted patent machivery for putting up silk | remitted | | in the best aad most approved munner, either in n yersous in fretan faded it | fo tee . las to | CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURSITURE 2 | WANTED, ADIES or Gentlemen h 2 1 obtain a ti sh merioer, Ht hie rest: pose of, New You, Jan, 96, 1047. | BRANDY, WENES, GIN, SEGARS, FRUIT | owing, in lots to | © HART informs his friends and well | ng ANY east off or superfluous | Price $30 for the pair. jazoaier_ | house and lot for ted on Ath street, opposite Wash- Di. KELLINGER’S A°B. Suveral small sums of money to lend, on Brooklyn LINIMEN ¢ is warranted to | real estate. Apply as above. j2 eodam*r INFALLINLE, cure sores and ulcers of every nature inggew days. ‘tacts like magic in remeving rheumatttin, One or tw be the best 10 couts per b nthe Sold at 230 Pearl street; ©. Ring, comer of John and Brond way: h hele TAILORS rapid knowledge of eutting of garments woru at the present of Btinemets’ celebrated ion chat alrendy met with the most unprece- dented sale, and in used generally by the trade throughout and all bilious HOSE who wish to li the various sty ‘sis certain to reliev work ect, w can be desired. It | the Union, a jection to all comer of Bowery and broowe; $4 avenue snd fon rem oe te S18 Jeflries}ydeug store; Dr. Burrett’s Dover and Chat- | adopt its : | alice, City Hall jt m*re | mg to the of patterns of | FOK COLI SPRING AND WEST POINT, ORK AS PAR AS THe 1B WILL PERMIL Landiog at Dobbs Ki Verpiank's Point, Caldwei tan Seamer # the order les of Tact styles of garments, ¢ y earmence, Fai f «H. STINE jleodim®r 113 Broadway Grassy Point, and Van Cort. LANDER, Capt. ©. B. Armstrong, ‘PSHE andersigned init) for sale the st-ck of Dry Goods ave Ne Newburgh Pier, toot of War constetin ple go dr) late the pro- aot ena Hocks Ac Me "Wor ficightes | perty cof Wim fe store lately Oceapied by his in on bosrd firm of W. L. 1 ust been fitted unin ass erior | tween Henr; qyinner as an ice Boat, and will continue to run to and fiom | toge her wit u e New York curing the worter 529 iwre sidered on the atest. The “ee MITTANCE: , MeBRIDF, Jr., nas removed his on be sent, and nearest, ted aod py y deposived with him, nial ¢ ony large front, is in depth about 70 fes:, and been newly fitted up with two sky lighter back, and with ria splend d) wahogany d desk of the mort mo t js amell, bat cou TU IRELAND, &e. th nto remit money, Ke or | perty for themacives. Ty 19g in any part of Leland, in the sume | geous verms, aud are to be business have done tor | a :rnet JO so to any partot England or New York, Jan 18 187 TAN© taughy on very by» Lady he subscriber, or who uaderstands che sciense thoroaphly, and who ander fae Ah whecto impart to her pupils s perfeet knowlege of the t eory with the greatest facility. Terms, three doliar pe: A line audreased to " Musie,” ot the office of this paper sha d to de Imine® re hy letcer, post-paid, ith id, Kagland at town, will be imi mely, and © re ander 528 aa 10 Ler fa: 11 Washi att ngs. orto 4 Griffin, No. 5246 Gr rove. For apply on bo “WANTED irom load for New Orleans. Apply to EDWAKD K COLLINS, 1W? ne Rinigrant aud Pa wis AND BCALPS—The largest the ches) sc an ington ptr The above | . the best assortinent are to be found at A.C. BAKKY §. athe Bo:tou, Albany, aud. Phitadelp MgB way, corner of Liberty street, up atairs, Foqaire of Kichard Whitaker, oa | 418 1° wich street. A. & G. BRA; Successors to F. A. MU BLOCK LiTT), MANUFACTURERS, AnD u SIGN PAINTERS, 8, nO. 2 tTRYON HOW, re Adjoining the Harlem Hailrond Office, New York, tately 9 good Ship or Bark to | , RerERRNCE— Weanington Storey, i ee Hot 44 | bnn’s Hotel, Jndaon’s F J, National Hotel, Perki U, 8. Bonded Warehow freight or pe oard, Oriesns w) Naskin Tes heemsa ty % South atreet, will not c 729 St rr 4 | WANTED, ji w Orleans. T - _ FRENCH BARK VICTOR, fro pS ry SPOULTRY FOR SALE, FOR BREE Wikia taal | EAN wie Turkeys, Toinnd Geeve, and the larnest breed nae “POWELL k FOWLER, Fulton Market. edietely, « ship or bark, to load | RAGS BOUGHT. Ay OREIGN aad Domestic Rag tb , 8, PR COLLINS, s6 South a. | Fr’ ca PRON iy be contrneted by thi aid by the captain Hotel, | 73%. ——— AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. . CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Sic., die., dic. TELEGRAPHIC. Wasninorton, Jan. 28, 1947. Senate. Mr. Urnam presented @ resolution from the Legisle- ture of Vermont against the Mexican war and the acqui sition of slave territory. Mr. Camenow presented a memorial from citizens ef Pennsylvania, praying aid in the formation of a colony in Oregon, and offering to serve in the war egainst Mex- ice without pay. The Committee on Naval Affairs reported a bill to pre- vide for the construction of four steamships of war. Mr. Nines offered a resolution declaring it necessary to raise additional revenue of five or ten millions apmu- ally, by increasing the duties on articles now taxed, and imposing duties on those now free, to meet the expenses of the war. On motion of Mr. Huw ton, the Committee of Fi- mance were instructed to enquire into the expedierey ef revoking certificates granted under the warehoulog system "The bill granting donation rights of land to settlers in Oregon, was taken up and opposed by Mr. Pearee, and supported by Mr. Breese, It was postponed till to-mor row. Tho ten regiment bill was then taken up, and debated srs. Benton, Dayton, and Jarnogin. After further an amendment was proposed, providing fer one regiment of volunteers and one regiment of foot rifle men, in lieu of nine regiments ofinfantry. Rejected, 23 to 47. Mr. Arcutson’s amendment was then rejected, 20 to 30. Sundry other amendments were proposed, a few of which were egreed to, and without final ‘action, the Senate ad- Journed House of Representatives. Mr. Horns’ resolution of yesterday, to terminate at one o'clock, today, the debate in Committee of the Whole on the Naval Appropriation bill, wan udopted The bill wae then teken up in Committee of the Whole, &d debated by Messrs. Bailoy, Ewing, of Tenn ; Simms, 8.C.,und J. R. Ingervoll. One o’clock having arrived, Mr. Sawvxa moved to pro- ceed to vote on amendments. The Chair decided that as the resolution read ‘‘tomor * though offered yesterday, it must date from its The committee rose, and a reconsideration of the reso- jution being moved, the House refused 75 to 118 to lay the motion reconsidered on the table A motion to adjourn was negatived by yeos and rays. From 13¢ until 6 o'clock, the House wes engaged in calling the yeas and nays om various motions to adjourns to excuse from voting, on calls of the House, appeal from the decisions of the chair, &c. The Heuse was left in session as this despatch closed POSTSCRIPT. 10 O’'CLocx, P M. The House is still in session. It has been en; since six o'clock, with elosed doors, calling the ayes and noes on motions to adjourn and te excuse absentees.~- Further proceeding under the call were dispensed with, 84 to 18, and the doors opene A motion of Mr. Giixs to take a recess until to-morrow at ten o’clock,was negatived, 48 te 82. The House is now calling the ayes and noes on an ap peal from the decision of the Chair, having been called about twenty-five times this afternoon, Symptoms of yielding for adjournment. ee BY THE MAILS. ‘Wasurnorton, Jan. 27, 1847. Mr. Cilley’s resolution for withdrawing our armies from Mexico went by the board in the Senate to-day, nem cen. His argument in support of it appeared to be chiefly upon the ground that our troops in Mexico were in danger of being shot at. Mr. Darron in a really great speech—the policy of it is another question—camo down pell mell upon the ad. ministration and General Kearney. By the way, Gen. K, will have a difficult account to settle with the Governer of Texas, who claims a large portion of New Mexico, im} cluding Sant propepty. We shall have some beautiful bull pon this subject by-and-b: Mr. Scuencx in the House, produced some very inter- esting mancuvres on SF position similar to Mr. Cil- ley’s, ending in smoke. F-very thing at this juncture is involved in smoke, including the room in wi weare writing Our stove is like the Lieutenant-General; it Ww Ww oothe "$23,000,000 bill is through. It goes to the Presi- dent to morrow. Fellow citizens, bring in your money; Mr. Walker wants the sinews of war; the bone and si- new of the country are not enough. Moreover, we learn that the Secret is going to re- commend a partial increase of the schedules of 1846. TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. Senate, Wasninaton, January 27, Morning windy, cloudy and cold, Senate convened at 12M. A bare quorum present. Prayer by Rev. Henry Slicer. Jeurnal of yester Petitions, remonstrance ports from Committees, THE TWENTY-THREE MILLION BILL PASSED. The bill for the twenty-three millions in loans and Treasury notes, and olso for the re-issue of the late issue of five millions of Treasury notes, being taken up, on its third reading— Mr. KE vans rose and said, he had no disposition to inter- fere with the passage of the bill; but he would take this occasion to set himself right inthe correction of an in- correct report in one of the Washington pepers.in which he is made to soy that he would cheerfully vote fora bill imposing @ tax upon the articles in the free list under the actof 46. He did not say he would vote to sustain such a measure independently, and as an isolated bill; but that he would vote for it provided that it embreced also o gereral revision and increase of the duties upon foreign | imports. He never would go for a tax upon free list, as an isolated measure. He would be very reluctant in- deed, to vote for such a scheme, coupled with the adva- | lorem system of duties, producing at the uttermost only | two er three millions of dollars. | ‘Phe bill was then read a third time, and passed by @ vote of 42to 2, Messrs, Cilley and Corwin voting inthe | negative. | "he bil was ordored to be sent over to the House for | their concurrence in it as amended, and wes a short time | after returned to the Senate with the concurrence of the House—ro that the bill now only wants the signature of | the President to become a law of the land MK. CILLEY'S RESOLUTION Latb ON THE TABLE. Mr, Ciuvey’s revolution outhorising the Presi | withdraw tho forces of the United States from the territe- | ries of Mexico, on the ground of the unconstitutionality of the war, and the supposed oe of the war, was taken up The question beg upon its adeption, Mr. ALixn mor to lay the resolution upon the table. Mr. Buess called for the ayes and ni Ley asked the Senator to w. or an opportunity to speuk, and that thea should immediately renew the motion | Mr Cinuev spoke bri fly ce of his resolution, but in & low tone, and coull 1 inctly head He chow with Mexicomit «the qnes ion how -we had nestion Ik how are we to warailwrorg Theretore he The President bad recom- out of it. He heli | offered thin & | mended the m we were no | menced We had or 4 poace now, than why told by our Geer ers to pursue the ji Nee, Our forces wer a lurge © of territory, and it is wasting men sod Pied | retain them where they are We cannot occupy permanently wll this territory, constituting two- | thirds Ai the territories of Mexico, and one-tenth of her population, Mr Cilley was uoderstood to urge the with- drawal of all the United States forces trom Mexico, and to concentrave them at sae station or stations withia the recognised boundaries of the United Stutos, in order to dell them for the war, and there te retain them watil suf ficiendy div: iplined for an overwhelming descent pon the enemy, if be shall presume to approach our lines. Mr. Cilley thought too, thatthe witadrawal of our forces | Wauld induce Mexico to make a peace |. The resolution was uoanmously laid so the table, 4ito none. Mr. Cillev not voting, or witudrawing his vote inthe negative, which ix the same thing. THE TEN REGIMENTS OF REGULARS The House bill providing for the addition of ten reel | ments of fighting men to the regular troops of the U: ‘States army, ope in the territories of the Aztecs, | was taken up as the unfinished business of Friday lest, | the particular amendment pending being that of Mr. Atchison, which proposes to strike out the first five #ec- | tions of the House bill prov: for the raising and of.