The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1847, Page 3

Wwe 56 50; 900 do O: . and 600do straight brands M: oat cautious tea woe sale of public lands; $400,000 from inoldental souroes, | $625; end 900 Mochester at $6 25, with 900 Black: Henkes Generals Quitman ayd Shields to thelr interoourte | and $6.286,204 from loans already authorized by law, | 214i 2008400 bbls Oblo extra. foidat 872; Houthera wea ewith their fellow-citizems, Nueit opinions on this subj * hich prevail in the bear ideer ocoupation of Mexico and its retention, tithes until sattefactory peace is concluded, or as lor ag the’ people expedic ‘nt. decid ing ,wantry can be Tron th son will be far more effictent than any which : the country, and far more satisfastory to bas ever role ¥ portion of the people nwent we can soon secure to the sup- yumunt the large macs of the,better clase jy looking to occupation as the only on #ave their country from utter ruin. g wearly all the republicans and liberal- neiders. the tradesmen and mercantile and all the foreigners—seve sniards, who prefer a monarohy—look to oc- che old Sine only oure for the ills which have #0 long ‘the intelligent and port es, who are alread, thio, Those, embracin, inte. and manofscturing dasses, opprersed them. it has been a riddle heretorore, why | for the year ending June 30, 1847, was $24,121,260; and ida. the liberal party supparied this war so vigorously. It in| thy amount exported for the same period, was $1,945,119; , noone now well underntoo%: seh hay so. long preyed pon, thotr | leaving & balance in our favor of $22,276,170, More than a eat prosperity and exhausted their substance; secondly, to | $20,000,000 have been coined at the United States mint Good aa ry Hing + 18 x ‘ deatoy the ehurch monopoly. or make it contribute @ | ang branches during the past year. M eee * H a of the expenses of government, and fiir portion open the way to the introduction. of and infiaence. The result has of their views, and we trust that ‘our republic will justify the hopes which have cheered them in their long career of struge! end hierarchical oppression—the hope ducing into their unfortunate country those of free goverment which have made our Union so pow- erful and our country so happy. This war has broken down the military and cburch party. The army is scat- tered to the winds, and the hundreds of hangry « rals are ekulking in the mouutains. The good citizens, the productive and industrious classes, see now some prospect of realising fair profits from their labor, enjoy- im peace and security, of investing their long conovaled treasures to auvantage, and of de- veloping to their own profit and to the great prosperity of their country its im effects which the conq thereby Ame! proved the sagacity ing alrei pear, an nation to | tion of the count: Adjutont Goneral’s Office, Washington, Oct, 18, 1847. ant respectfully submit the following estima'e oi tNe expenses of the recruiting service of the arm: a? accurate, umong the officers and the army in general, of conducting or concluding ‘The prevale mij opinion in the army—so with egy os in country. opinicn peng one pe tn hos acquired such st pony that but few can now be found who dissent from it. Many officers who early in the war were favorable to the project of Mr. Calhoun, Gen. Taylor, and other d gentlemen, of ocoupying @ fortified line joning all the rest of the territory, havi od their views, and are now strong advocates of ide and gratification to find the views, which we have so uniformly supported, and which our paper was, we believe, among the first, if not the very first, in the United States to adopt and defend, dood by those whose adv: rect judgements in the premises entitle their deo: disti and returdea by tween Gen THE ABSORPTION OF MRXIC THE OPINIONS IN THE ARMY. ‘Phe Propositions of Gen: Scott. &e. &e. &e. (From the New Orleans Delta, Nov. 27. proper mod mer ton It is a source of some pri opinions on these plans * dent deem it proper to deep. tches which ure daily is not improbable, ho: ke@p Lahn peta vac companying documrnts Be ig ‘of the President’s Mers ge bi the long suspension of communications be- Scott and the (ay emir} al Wissleatos: fore the receipt of the last despatches, the govern- ae had received not # lide from Gen Soott as far back as the 10ch of June last, and was greatly embar- rass-d j@ collecting the neceseary faets upon which to base thestatements and recommendations of the mes- . *¥ Ve ve stated that the mojority of the offlorrs In the arms sroin favor of occupetion, avd. that they deem it the most expedient and easiest, but the only a wal ¥ the wer. good gov of our gove. g which cai the property rican power their propert; ady i our troops de P prived of the protection which we are their rights, lives, and property. in our intercourse with the several disting: intelligent officers who bave lately arrived in this city Trom the seat of war, we have endeavored to ascertain, as possible, the opinions hye! [metre soe rm he United States dee: held and a gor se resources nas til bie message and the presented to Congress been greatly We have bear Bt jan to force itself into the army left Puebla, and it jee the occupation of the in bar the mate “floors of our Toye Gens Smith, | It gives a very favorable and flattering account of the | oredit never was in» more healthy eondition. ‘Twiggs and ora ‘orth were at ons time strongly in favor of | public finances, recommends that a duty be placed on Stock . sine mei nye nn| rn ne hah ln ae nb gee | at Ne Hs Ck Sees aneaieas Uilte oplaioe tn thie rtapest, ted, that important modifications be made in some of the | {0 OhicSixes,’60 999 30 do 9 Gen. Soott has submitted his viewsin full to the Pre- | provisions of the Independent Treasury Act, that a | 1000 Resding Bonds 70% 425 Melia Sintieind oe a sident, aod has suggested, Fn the Coser mee branch mint be established in the olty of New York, | 15000 do b90 71 100 560 41! eae tt Seen that the war be prosecuted with vigor, that we retain | Heil oud Mort Bonds gh modo a “Ist, To hold the oity of Mexico and the other chief | possession of what we have, and obtain possession of all do WS Hie 2 ErelHtR, old stock | 39 olti-s of the republic; to take possession of the mines | we can of Mexioun territory, and by duties on imports | £22 cantt!®co FA a Raile @nd public lands, and from them, as well as from other and ex; and by contribu ke that try | 100 rl b90 29: 25 Aub & Roch RR 93 naurces of revenue, to raise the means of paying the ex- ports, tions, mal count 25 Manhattan Gas Co 1058 50. Stouington Railroad 50 pens ofthe war, aad at pe oer aye ee cecupy - pay for the war. 50 jing Rail b60 s 8 Nor & Wor Hailroad 3634 the po.*ts and seaboard, and collect the im os It appears by the message that the value of imports articles sated od te a war aro defrayed and cathe, | forthe year ending June 30, 1847, was $146,545,638, and Stir Weal ae is ik watt eae conoluded exports, $158,648 629, of which $160,687,464 conslated of | SuuhrResine nh Som ion the Har 2dly. 'o oo. ¥Py aod bold s certain line, in the man- | domestic productions, and $9,011,108 of forelgn articles | 200 Harlem bs 42% S0Nor& WortR — 36% ner suggested by Ge Tey ier ountry under marciallaw, | The receipts into the T for the same period anttt peacy in competed amounted to $26,346,790, of which there was derived CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘We sball ne doubt Xe in fy ea of Gen Soot 's| from customs $23,747,964; from sale of public lands, New You, ‘Tuesday Afternoon Deo. 7. (. should the Presi ‘The market fo. flour was ticm to-day, and sales of Genesee, Acide. Check im tha poriahed fercaloey — from miscellaneous sources, $100,570. Onweage, Michigan, Ke made 4 Tull prices, Wiese sont’ 2 sami ;and a email sale of Genesee was at aalight im- » Spbeating in tie. len It ¢ expenditures for the @ period were $59,451,177, eiaee hr chy pe a sien ie have made no concealment of t~—and their opinions are They are in favor of mm it proper an They think this is not only practicable, but tho easiest and cheapest mode of conclud- Gon. Quitman thinks that with 15 000 vernment estab. Thatiby prudence ‘ling ageinst military of one day intro- | chanics Bank, South Boston; twcs on the Warren | “feo Se wu MtaNO sm S68$6 25. re made, noiples | Bank, Danvers, Mass.—this is a counterfeit of the old | inc!udiag dried A Eo 0 bbls. Then results will disap oignant sorrow, The Reeruits for the Army, Wan Derartment, th.’ year commencing July 1, 1848:— 8 . * . ‘The number of recruits (14820) required to fill the rank a: \d file of the army for the year commencing July 1848, i. calculated as follor . * ‘q' cegiments of the army, September 30, 184' n, ‘arly a8 oan be ascertained, ed and chang- ocoups- oor. ons re the t of Mexico jand the oocupa- tion of its capital and its chief porte by our srmy, si rodueing. But these gre ‘ worse anarchy than any which has ever af- dlicted tbat nation will be the immediate consequence of our abandoning the country. the foreign merchants, and many of the intelligent na- tives in the city of Mexico, had delared their ve in case our army was withdrawn. For those reasons, then, we repwat, that our oecupa- ‘will be supported by the la: of the inteliizent and industrious portion of thepopu- lation; that 1t would be a source of and ot indescribable affliction and 1 that etermi- jury to them, to ing from their shores, and to be de- to extend to y for in, within the past ex months, of more than one million of dollars, in the face of which there has been an inorease in all the other departments. The increase in the line of discounts has been $839,277, in specie $977,- 996, in ciroulation $1,040/19, and im deposits $011,604. ’ With the exception of the line of loans, the banking» fer ‘eda —s Bad ces i ve on movement of Ohio is nearly as largeas it ever has been will give - es me ¢ istiad. epaen. xP spendge te ‘the | *# Will be seen by theannexed comparative table : tgulet. no. for ‘and ‘an Hambert’s Baxxs or Ouro. arity Tue bloot, Te conn = Fol ors loca, seams Trontis on 3 Bia Dr. Alle. '¢ aod Dr. Taylor's Balsam ‘of iprerwort. “lig og.gua 231114 6.503 360 Br Wists Baleam ld + $1 each; at £. M. Guion 1616.86 somn.ioe MONEY MARKET. 2,004,447 4,268,442 Tuesday, Dec. 6.6 P- M. The stock market opened heavy this morning, and quotations for most of the fancies fell off « fraction. At the first board, Canton declined \ per cent; Reading Railroad, 1; Morris Canal, %; Harlem, ; Stonington, 34; Norwich and Worcester, }¢; Long Island, \{. Trea- sury notes, Reading Bonds, and Farmers’ Loan, closed at prices current yesterday. At the second board, Harlem advanced 3 per cent; Reading Railroad, ¥; Norwich and Worcester, i ‘The steamship Northerner, from Charleston, brought $62,000 in specie. The President’s Message, 0 far as we are able to judge from the telegraphic synopsis, does not amount to much. The great fluctuations in all these departments, with- in the past twelve years, account for the great specula- tive movements within that period. The banks of Ohio are now in a medium position. Their specie and circu- lation do not compare more favorably than in times of the greatest expansion; but the issues are now upon & different and better basis than in former years, and are therefore more secure. Ten yearsago the loans and dis- counts of the Ohio banks were $7,729,724 larger than they now are, and within that ten years, the products of that State have increased four fold, the wealth of the State doubled, and the internal and external business of the State trebled. Notwithstanding this, there are fa- cilities enough to conduct business of every kind, and , of which $3,622,082 was on account of payment of prin- cipal and intereat of the public debt, including Treasury notes redeemed, and not funded; the expenditures, ex- clusive of payment of public debt, having been, $55,- 929,095 It is estimated that the expenditures for the year ending June 30, 1848, will amount to, if war with Mexico shall not be concluded, $58,615,666, including the,necessary payments on account of the principal and interest of the public debt, and the receipts for the same Period, to $42,886 545, of which $31,000,000 it is esti- mated will be derived from customs; $3,600,000 from the waile meal remained steaty at previous rai made ata slight decliue compared wit uned stead at yes! at about 22 cts, Price. of all kinds footed up 1200 this State. at $6 3734; very pure it also, some tter demand; small sales of etersburg was held which, with the balance in the Treasury on the lst of July last, make up the estimate, It is estimated that s loan of seventeen millions of dol- lare will be required within the next six months, or for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1848, if a duty is placed on tea and coffee, and the price of public lands gradu- ated; or a loan of $18,500,000, if neither of these things aredone. Should the war be continued until the 30th of June, 1849, a further Ioan of $20,500,000 will be requir- ed for the fisoal year ending that day, in case no duty is imposed on tea and coffee; no graduation of the public lands; and no military contributions levied in Mexico. This will make in the aggregate, from this to the 30th of June, 1849, & period of eighteen months, loans for $37,- 600,000. ~The amount of specie imported into the United States Meal ty at) 0 Ry 2500 ported at te 5 al Socin the slip, aud at Se delivered. Rye Flour—Siall oales i $1 G19 Barley—Sales of 200 bushels wore were rejorte made at 76c. Oats—Saies of 800 were made at 47048, aharreen The et was heavy, and but very litle doing. "of 100 bags Laguira, were inade at auction at 6c. Ki mG loans outhe 2ah Nov., sales of Rio were making at JorTon— ihe marker remained quiet and inactive: both par- for the arrival of the steame: inside quotations were obtained with difficalty. Liverroo, Cuassivication. The following new counterflets have just made. their @ppearance :— Twos onthe Bank fof Kentucky; fives on the Hamp- den Bank, Westfield, Massachusetts; tens on the Me- now nou no arrivals of dry cod, and uo sales were repor' ye quote them nominal at $3 62}g. There were no receipts of mackerel, aud no sales Seanapire 3 We quote No.1 Zante currants have kat 9360, and 300 boxes of lemons at $2 (0. Eby jxmMr—There was no change in prices, and thetmarket was plate; threes on @ Chemical Bank, N. Y.; ones on the Ballston Spa Bank, N. Y.; ones on the Sussex Bank, N. J.; fives on the Kensington Bank, Philadelphia; tens on the Randolph Bank, Mass; fives on the Mid-: dietown Bank, N. Y.; threes on the Chicopee Bank. Mass; ones on the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, Philadelphia; .fives on the Farmers’ and Mechanies’ Bank, Rochester; ones on the Smithfield Exchange Bark. The annexed is the existing tare established by the German Custom’s Union, upon tobaceo imported in hogsheads, and rice in tierces: — German Customs Unton—Rartes or Tare 1600 pigs hard, rte he ante of New Orlean res, reported Itj remained | same quotation, viz: 28¢ .¥ | There was very little doing. Spirits tur pentine was worth 37c cash, and 40¢, 4 months; raw turpentine was worth $2 374 offered, to $2 50 asked Some sales were reported on terms not understood. Tar was uomin sales reported. ‘There was no chauge in rosin. i Smal of Knglish were made to-da: Ported, and prices remained nominally the ss and hams were sold at 6c for the former and 8¢ for. A cargo of slaughtered hogs sold for packing at The tare on s hogshead of tobacco is 12 per cent. If ard bile bat boee ere, Tetelee aia the hogshead should weigh over 12 nt for the quan- id 200 bbls. at 9c. Batter—Salc tity of tobacco contained in it, additional wight | 20 were made pays duty at the rate of 53¢ Prussian thalers per zoll | some lots of Ohi Wal eese—This State, of goo | oentner, equal to about $3 33 per 100 lbs. Hogsheads gua.ity, was worth ¢ d a7, and Ohio 6 a6}gc ; at which mo- , | Which contain 1000 Ibe tobsoeoJfwelgh, in the aggregate, | “Uice—No sales were making to-day, while prices stood —some more and some much less—200 lbs; consequent! 80 Ibs of wood or hogshead. pays tobacco duty amount- ing to $2 68 40-100 cents. The tare allowed on rice, in tieroes, entering the States of the Zoliverein, is 13 per cent. The extra tax upon tobacon can be avoided by the planters making their hogsheads uniformly of the same bout the same. : “"SvaaRn—Sales of 100 hhds. New Orleans, new crop, just lan- ded, were made at 5a53{c, 4 months TitLow—*alet were reported at 034¢. Wratenone—The martet was quiet and no sales reported. Whuisxey—Sales of 100 bbls. State prison were made et 26%e, and 180 do Western at 26c. | Kas onrs—Fo, flour aud meal to Liverpool, 154 was freely | offered for {0,000 bbls but pu high as 2s wae naied by the pack alse, not to exceed in weight, if they are to nold 1000 Ibs, | ets, and 8d for grain, Cotton wi . 7 ie oe no of tobacco, 120 lbs, The Zollverein imported during | ‘hw,ge to London ot Hayle. Parties were waiting for sten- | the year 1846, 29,000 hogsheads of tobacco and stems. If, therefore, a duty of twenty per cent, instead of 12 per cent, was realised for tare, this staple was taxed unne- oessarily, $77,731 75. It is to the interest of the producers of rice in the United States, that the tare should not exceed 13 per TATE IN BROOKLYN—2 lots on Henry near DeGraw ach, $1,780; 2 do adjoinin; ich 25x100, do do 12 9x98 2, $560. Married. November 27, by the Rev. G. Willer, Benwann Emite I iuman, to Mary, second daughter of the late Adolphus Colton. | 26,000 extra copies of th BY ELECTRIGTELEGRAPH, OVERLAND EXPRESS, INTELLIGENCE FROM MEXICO, Movements of Santa Anna. ARRIVAL OF GRN. TAYLOR AT MATAMORAS, MORE QUERILLA FIGHTS. &e. ke. be, Ricumonp, Deo,7, 1847, ‘m. Hazard, from Brazos Santiago, ith-east a on the afternoon of the 25th, and came ete the city of New Orleanson Sunday, See Sea Ge pad end brings news by the correspondent of the Picayune, J. E. apart Stnct 30 Sette wre ep y of the were despatched after the guerillas that attacked Lieut. Kendal on the » bus could not find them. Understood that the Guerilla loss was very severe. Muchee Mar.inez, one of the armed robbers, was killed, with six men, and a number wounded. Major Lane had despatobed foroes after the Indians, but they arrivedtoolate. The Indians left the previous Gage taking 2600 cattle, mules, and horses, driven from different ranchos. Capt Adams was sent after them, but had not returned to Encantads at the last accounts. Lieutenant Dusenberry, of the Texas battalion, shot one of his men inthe thigh for mutinous conduct, and probably morale wounded him, Gen. Taylor broke up hii Springs ear Monterey, on t! ith his staff, andGen. Wool ward; when ‘near Marin they York, bearer of despatches to Gen. Taylor. The only important despatch was a copy of the corres- ondence between the War Department and Gen. Soott, in which the former instructed the latter to depend for certain scree < hy a as ee of the country, as Do more would be sent forward with the troops United States, eee It was impossible to collect contributions from the in- habitants to any extent, or to obtain corn without pey- ing for it. Between Matamoras aud Monterey, nearly all the ranches and towns were destroyed. Lieut Col Webb, of the 16th regiment,on the sth October, having received intelligence that a party of guerillas was encamped near Ceraivo, despatched Major Worrell with fifty mounted men, for their camp, with a guide. The Major and bis party made their way through the chaparral and bounced upon the guerilla camp before they were discovered. The robbers fled, pursued by our party,the latter firing upon them, killing two and wount several more. ‘he guerillas were compelled to abandon about thirty horses and all their equipments, which Worrell captured. Gon. Taylor was received at Ceralvo with a salute, and ‘was waited upon by the officers of the garrison. He ar- rived at Mier on the 12th; next Monday he left in the steamer Major Brown, accompanisd by Gen. Wool; arri- ved at Camargo in the afternoon, and received a salute of artillery from Capt. Hunt's company, and was visited by Colonel Fay and his officers. His regiment being sta- tfoned there, on the 15th he returned to Mier. Gen Taylor left for Matamoras on the steamer Col. Cross,and arrived on the 7th, next morning, and pitched his tents on shore, where he would rei till the 22d, and then leave for Brazos to receive the answer to his application for permission to leave. The health of Matamoras is greatly improved—very little yellow fever. The New Orleans arrived on Sun via Tampico. She left Vera Cruz th The sohooner W: arrived at the Sou y 160 discharged. with about 70 passengers, an ischarge: juartermaster’s men, and reached Tampico the next day, and left on the 23d. ‘The English steamer Forth left Tampice the same day, tor Vera Crus. ‘The steamer Madison was going into Tampico as the Orleans came out. No news from Tampico. important item by this arrival is Santa Ann: pt to resume the government, by force, by a new as- sumption of the authority of President, from which he contends he has not been legally separated. Along document from Tepanacan. dated Ist instant, to the President ad interim, and Secretary of State, con- f his resignation, which he contends force, unless accepted by Congress. the never entirely resigned the func- ly temporarily consented to a separation of the oivilfrom the tary power of the Pre- aident, which the conntry thenrequired. Such*reasons having ovased, desires to resume the full legal posi- tion of Preside: te his resignation. di ition to Con- grees, tendering his resignation and entreating them to t of it. re order has been issued by the Governor of Vera Cruz, forbidding any person to land in the department of Vera Cras from any public or private vessel belong- ing to the United States, unless they are attached to, or have business with the army, which must be strictly es- jew Or- Pie gee ich especie oc @ following officers came leans from Vere Crus: —Colo) Roberts, Major Smith, Captains Cromwell, Molntosh and Walker, Lieutenants MeManly, Halland Nelson. The Hazard, from the Bra- sos, brought as passengers a few offloers of the North Carolina and Mississipp! regiments, and six discharged soldiers, whose names are not given. THIRTIETH CONGRESS, FIRST SESS1ON.—SECOND Day. Wasninarton, Deo. 7, 1847, SENATE. Mesars. Calhoun, Niles and Baldwin, appeared and took the usual oath of office. Mr Hannecan gave notice of a resolution in favor of the heirs of John 1 Jones. On motion of Mr. Cass, a resolution was adopted, re. quiring the Secretary of the Treasury to lay before the Senate a map of the military reservations around the Sault St. Marie, Michigan. At about one o’clock the President's Message was re- ceived and read, but without conclu ) the reading was dispensed with, and the Message and documents i | were ordered te be printed. On motion of Mr. Baxxss,amended by Mr. Aten, message and documents were ordered to be printed. Adjourned HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Several new members sone at the bar, and were swornin. The resolution for the reappointment of Mr. French as Clerk, being wit wn, on motion of Mr. Levin, the House proceeded to elect a Clerk. The whole number of votes given was cersary to @ choice, 113. Mr Campbell received 113, Mr. Frenoh, 109, soat- tering, 3. Mec mpbell having been elected, was cenducted to the C ’a chair by Mr. French. The joint committee, appointed to wait on the Presi- dent, reported that he would communicate with Con- gress by message. A resolution was offered, providing that member should draw for seats by ballot. pending which the re- ception of the President's Message was announced by roles at 19}Ke. ty, Lerd—Sales | new, at we cae Breighte No = R=, en. | |. ster .; New York | fight do, x's ‘0, disooun Cincimwati, Deo. 7 —Flour—The market continued ean eaek ae ineluding country mills groun 8 $4 876 a $6 Wheat)-T'he market was inactive. and moderate good red and white were made at Sales of 1000 bbls rectited were made at 170 & 17%Ko; some holders demanded 180. The river continued in good boating order. PrrrssuncH, Dec. 7.-Flour—Sales ef 100 a 200 bbis. Small sales were making at 33 cents for new common mixed, and for yellow at 40 cehts. Groceries ex- hibited very little change. 0 molasser dull at 30.4 31 cents. 8: Sales continued to be mi raw, and at 20 cente for reotified. provisions little was doing be- | yond retail sales ‘'he river has sgain fallen, and we | report 7 feet water in the channel. Burvaco, December 7.—Flour—The market was firm at $5, but sales very light Dealers were still waitiog for the steamer’s news. Wheat—The market was frm at $1 for Racive and Southport, and at 112 for Cleveland and bendsome Indiana =Corn—The market was dull at 00 ots, for Western mixed of good quality. Rye re- mained unchanged. Small sales of whiskey were mak. ing at old prices. Reovipts during the preceding . wen four hours:—Flour, 8000 bbls; corn, non ; wiseat, 6000 bushels The harbor and canal remained open, but there was little or nothing of moment shipping. Boston, Deo 7 ‘he market was firmer, and sales of 2600 bbls, we: including Genesee, Oswege and Michigan, at $6 37}¢a$6 60 Corn—The market continued steady, and sales of 5000 bush including Western mixed at 780 and yell 8c. Ryn continued in fair demand at steady rates, and sales of 600 bushels were made at $1. Oate—Sales were made at 54a56c. There was no change in whis! —— stood at about the same, with rather more of- | fering. Shipping Intelilgence. Boston, Dee 7, suuset—Nothing of the Sritannia: very clear observation. ‘Tow boat 8 B Forbes, returned from Cape Cod, and reports nothing ashore there. ew Onvean 29—Arr Gamet, f om the Tort Fall la 21st for Lagi rarave, Danean, do; Co- aea— cld S PLATT, Auction War and Kid Dolls aod Doll cob 3 hoe sell this day a wo room, oO Platt ateeet as above. a general assorti Tova, Dolls and fauey articles, auited to avd in Jots to accommodate purch Wax wad Glazed Dolls and Doll Head: by the case, 15 small cases contaiving & retail assortin ‘4 | eloe! Aw ment of 0K holiday, | ols each o it, 200 Accordeons. Harmonicon cates. Fancy Bores, 200 doz-a German Pipes one case Nail Tooth Brushes. 200 4 re git and M. Needle C ‘alvet Box T joards, Multum in Pocket ava Pen 0 400 pair very fine, cy mounting, worthy the attention of wKaes are now ready, and every lot #8 tre W. BROWN, Auctioueer—House Furnishing Good + Furniture, Camphor Wood Trunks, &e—J. W BROWN will rell. Wedaesday. Dec. 81! u ovelock, at Ne Broa large and valual ¢ Good of House Furnishin, mprising rich pls Kettles on Stmds, Coffee U: aud Bijou C: Table Forks and other table Cutlery, ‘Vea Tray fee and ‘Ten Pots, pons, We A 2¥ GOODS—' No. 93 John street, catalog: stall English China Gil ale Toys. and Ornaments, in lot ty of Chit RIGINAL PAINTINGS FROM EURO’ “uesdsy) aud the day after, (Wed M. ve et Gallecticn of eae ne ‘eminent wasters, wil oY he Granite Building's Gallery, No. 281 Broadway. "a t*m tha Tis V. 90, a Gold Wateh wit 5 | chain attached ; aay pe ch 62 Water street, up stairs, shall re ward and no questions asked, da 3t%re REWARD.—A Gold Bracelet, containing three nets set in small pearls, was lost on Sunday mornin roadway, between the foward. Hot 5 rooklyn Ferry and . ‘The finder will receive the above reward by returmng Bracelet to No. 39 Murray street. a6 31 $5 REWARD will be for the recovery of a sho and no questions sake deep red plush ear} ps which are of no en through mistake or other- Pacific Hotel, 162 M. Th bag aud contents, so far us the any one except the owner, tal wise, rter’s roo! Greenwich from the poi th lerably worn, with a tleman’s ordinary wearing appa: plate led with get n28 12t*re A GOGD OPPORTUNT: YA gen house keeping, is desirous of disposi and renting the Hoi n, within five minutes walk of Fulton ferry. on the Heights. been pure! reaking up ‘armiture, he must be rad man. Ag “ William Mouseley,” comer of Nassa Boston. br ANTED—By a respeciable young wor cook, wash, and iron orto do general small private family. or housemai Can he seen for thr reference. | a e. | jons by two Young Women the yn and irover; the other as chambermard reace can be given \e ne and | ANTED.—A quantity of paving stones in Charlestoi, ‘ 8 C. Masters of vessels, or consignees, on the a i same, will please apply to ROGER HASSET7, 8. ner Market and Meeting st. 29 12t ROTESTANT GinL w nes 8 situation vo de rival | APRAIRI at $4 93% Wheat—No change. Corn— | their single and u: — | majority of one, the | the Speakership | the day after this achlevement,an: | be more caucusing to night. | Ten., whigs | demoorats, are Just up trom the | taimed by bad w- | sulted in the choice of Mr. Wint | by the vote of Mr. Levin. | hill two hours in advance of t! | Westoott; Texas, Mr. Rusk ts to suit d Crockery in Lat 10 NC | Tenn.; Mr. Yulee, of Flori said watch and | and two Senators each; due | Niles and Baldwin;) Georgia, (Messrs. Berrien and Dun- 4, | eq bag was of | | ment—pedestrians and hacks mo which is pleasantly situated in Brook- | direction of the capitol, fur- | commencement of the struggle of the t | ner, | a joks * | great majority of both whigs and democrats are enjoyin, | inquired one of & member, e can | weather, opply at a7 Ae WwW Al EO! ectable women, o1 chambermai er, ood plan eook. ‘ana excellent wash ironer. of city referen be giveo. 143 Cedar street. 07 2" m W 4NTED—A Gentleman and Lady. who are well quali. | bang! bang! fied to take charge of a Male and Female Academy, situ- ated in the town of Farmville, Union Purish, Louisaua. A location noted for health and good wawr. a married man preferred. Address WW . Hownrd’s Hotel d7 em WEASTED=A situation as wet nurse, in « respectable family, by a young. kealthy wom: h a fresh breast | gf milk. Good retereuce given. Apply at 25 Oak street, New York. dg3siem | | will now proceed to GENCE BY THE MAILS, ae a le 8 IN WASHINGTON, The Opening Scenes, &e. &e. ke INTELLE Wasuincton, Deo 6, 1647 The Beginning Begun ‘The House has presented » most excruciating state 0 | Sdspense and uncertainty to-day; and,as your reporter's, report will show, the native American party, through ndivided representation in the House | on the third call of the roll, settled the business; and elected, by the vote of Mr. Levin, and the all-suffloient whig nominee, Mr. Winthrop, to If Mr. Levin is not entitled to bi, balance or sectional docks atter this, wo shall have no more to say upon the subject. The House stopped for \d wo suppose there will , of G dC 5 and Bowden, of Ala, and Heklin: sf fi, South. They were de ather says he was kept out Ubree days at sea, and one at Weldon. 6 o’cLocn,# M!—T Butler Kin Wasuinaton, Deo 6, 1647. | The Commencement— Distinguished Persenages— The Sprakership, $e. ‘Tho galleries and lobbies of the House were packed | the former with spectators, and the latter most; x | peotants of office, ta the eveut of the eusceae of thee * nominees, There was a relief to the cormorant Baked for we noticed im the crowds the Spanish, French, and Russian Ministers—1la Barca, Pageot, and Bodisco; | Bishops Hughes and Welsh; ex-Governor Morton, of | Massachusetts; Mr. Irwin, former Charge to Denmark, 0. The trials to elect » Speaker. as you already know, re- Top. It was effected CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. FIRST SESSION. Be Wasninaton, Deo 6, 1847. Magnifieentiy sparkling winter's morning. Capitoi crowded with visiters The line begam to move up the he wppointed time for opening the bull; but the great point of attraction being the House, there was not a full representation of the s0- vereiga people in the gal scene of “ How do you di been’s?? and “ How is your ? ou bring your family along?” presented itself on the floor of the Senate, on entering, at aquarter to twelve. It was Spparent at once that nearly the whole body, old and new Senators, were on the ground: At twelve o’clook, by request of the Vice President, ny Slicer, late chaplain of the Senate, open- ig8 of the day in a solemn and impren- sive prayer, the Senators standing as usual, meanwhile, with their heads inclined forward, and their eyes droo ing to the earth, as if in humble achnowledgment of divine and supreme Arbiter of nations, invoked in our behalf. The Vice President called the Senate to order. The winwing Sasa were present:— Maine, Messrs. Bradbury and Fairfield; New Hampshire, Messrs. Ath- erton and Hale; Rhode Island, Messrs. Greene and Clarke; Vermont, Messrs Phelps and Upham; Massa- chusetts, Mr. Davis; New York, Messrs. Dickinson and Dix; Pennsylvania, Messrs. Cameron and Sturgeon; Now Jersey, Messrs. Dayton and Miller; Delaware, }'r. Spruance; Maryland, Mr. Johnson; Virginia, Mr Mason and Mr. Hunter; North Carolina, Mesers. Badger and Mangum; South Carolina, Mr. ‘Butler; Mississippi, Messrs. Davis and Foote; Louisiana, Messrs. H Johnson and Downs; Kentucky, Messrs. Crittenden Underwood; Tennesse, ; Ohio, Messrs. Al- len and Corwin; Indiana, Messrs Hannegan and Bright; | Diinois, Messrs ‘Breese and Douglass; Michigan, Messrs’ Cass and Felch; Missouri, Mr. Atchison; Mr. Mes Hale, of N. H ; Unnderwood, of Ky.; Downs, Clarke, of R. I.; Davis, of Miss; Douglass, of edbury, of Me.; Feloh, of Mich ; Mangum, of C.; Foote, Miss. ;'and Hunter, of Va., as newly tials read,(such as v-ere not read a ne adjonrnment of the last session) and were ied. Absent—Mr. Benton of Mo., (attending the Court Martial;) Mr. Webster, of Mass; Mr. Clayton, of Del.; Mr. Pearce, of Ma; Mr. Calhoun, of 8 C.; Mr. Bell, of Mr. Houston, of Texas; m Connecticut, (Messrs. bar.) and Albama and Iowa, each two yet to be elected. On motion of Mr. Fainriecp, it was resolved to meet | @t.12 in the morning, till otherwise ordered. On motion of Mr. Camznon, the Senate voted them- selves four daily papers each, for the session, or their. juivalent, being one more daily paper than usual. A message was then sent to the tho }, potifying that Pe | body that the Senate was all ready to goto work. And after waiting a short time, the jenate judiciously adjourned. . House of Representatives, Monpar, Deo 6, 1847 PRELIMINARY, A most splendid day—the Avenue a scene of excite- ving rapidly im the the great scene of attraction Now, long before twelve o'clock. jalleries are filled with ladies and gentlemen, anxious to see and hear the ‘WO great political parties. Below, in the hall, members, for years associa- ted inthe business of legislation, again meet, shake hands, and interchange civilites; « little knot, in @ cor. re talking in s whisper; another, are laughi: er e; and in the area, fronting the Speaker's desk, the momselves fine! “Ha! ha! ho! bo!” and a general titter know Mr. Horner ?” (the wh r, now and then, there is very “Do you ig Candidate for door- keeper) mistaking him fora democrat “No, and I'll be —— if | want to.” ‘The incumbents of the offices attached to the House are trembl in their Please | boots, und the expectants walk with » firm and elastic | step. Great times, we begin to feel excited ourselves, aa a | We are making preparations again to mount our in clearand cloudy the scenes of Con- reotype apparatus, to give the H- raid, true and graphic pictures But, nee, the Clerk raises the hammer—beng ! ‘The members take seats—at present com- mon property, until drawn for by ballot. The nolse— the conversation— the laugh—in « measure subside, and we now have a comparative calm. oH, the clerk, then sai The members will ple (After a pause) This being the constitution for the arsembling of Ci in & clear and come to order, set apart by the gress, the Clerk all the roll for the purpose of asoer- taining whether there is a quorum present The roll was accordingly called, and the following ri members, it was ascertained, were in attendance, via Hiram Belehor, Asa W. H. Clapp, Franklin Housework, Coo! | ‘ Nigh add the number of dis cent, as they have formidable competitor in Holland | | Oa Sunday eventing, Deo. oth, by the Rev. Dr. Spencer | 'E$PHKeT ” as as wpcolnted ansatant nerselTasperatly | Wiley, HeseMloh Wiltesse hc Blovaeaner? james & take , Weae by sapizatioonct, ctrvioe; from Oo- > | sa tus Geeman madkete,, ‘The Java clos isell impassea| HComel Mee Tea W. Gnroony. to Miss Ann uiza eceinens - ” | | Johnson, Charles H Peasiee, Amos Tuck, James Wilson ober, 1847. to Juno 30, 1848 PEL ed Beste tse grrr evndltr A args Stuanr, both of this city The Meseage havisg been read, on motion of Mr. | | Vermont—Jacob Collamer, William Henry, George P. eddy, ¥ estimated number of casualties by (bags, upo Per cent is allowed in Bro, rt ebate, 16.000 copies of it, and | | Mareh Lucius B Peck, Massachusetta—Amos Abbott, death, cen o , ie Zollverein. ceeded. a |, were ordered to be printed. 3 if , + Te peels nee MPUEY® 5 ggg | the Zoliverein. This is never exceeded On the th instant, Caruxnine, wife of Patrick Riley, | Scompan Fpl kh lend givin | “Artamais Hitte, Cbartes etooa: Danii’ be tae nas ko , for the —— | _ Exports of breadatuffs from the port of Philadelphia to | aged 34 years and 6 months. l' Sees ott Ftc: yh nf se ional | | Rockwell, Robert C. Winthrop. Rhode 16,464 | foreign ports, from lst January to Ist December, 1447, friends and acquaintances are particularly re. | Mr. Hex moved to reconsider the vote of ye iene’ | 2 U 0 b 4 | Crauston, Benjamin B. Thurston, the above (1,464) deduct the estimated were as tollows:— ttend her funeral, at aif past three o'clock, | tuspendieg the Fale: vendiog the somslders- | A ole of a well sorted siseh, and the tose wil | Connectiout - James Dixon. ‘Samuel D. Hubbard, Job From the above (1. snlisted from Ootober 1, afternoon, from her late residence, No. | tion of which, the House adjourned. | able Custom” ‘Apply ates William street, comer of edar. | umectiout, badge ag Gogie- shania Bamber thet may bs palleted from Ost 9000 | _Exvonration or Baxaveturrs rnos Paitapenenta, Baltimore pxpers please copy. | eda d5 mre | Birdeall, William S 1047, vo June 80, 1848, aie} Moar... « seve 413,138 barrels on the 12th Nov mber, on board the | Legistative Ps . | FIO PRIN CERS—For sale, one second hud Hyarouve | puer, Daniel ¢ > its required t® Complete the mil- Corn Meal. . 296.491 ssippi, o4 the island of Sacrificios, Cxas. | Axsanr, Deo. 7, 1847, Press with Sinch ram. Double Medium size. Price $500. | Eijay'B Holmes, Washington flunt, Di bad fee hah es a8, 1848......... 7,454] Rye do ..... 21877 A. Marv, assistant engineer, U.8.N., eldest son of Mejor | SENATE. | Apply t is & CO 29 and 31 ¢ it atiure_ | Timothy Jen’ To theabore number of vacanol:™* (7/404) add the.” Ship Bread, 87,109 japes, of this city. ‘The Senate concurred in the amendments of the | TO TRINTERS EDITORS, ke —For ale, a Printue | Witam T. 1 pas “ vat of expiration eet whe ee $30,266 bushels | ~ O; th instant, Evisna Jonzs Bowen, in the 82d bapa tothe general bMi for the incorporation of vil- | Of terial bers near pew, for print | Maclay, Dudley " Mpa aly 1, 1648 ; be ages ing two Lai pers. wee ill be sold ou {a- ot serviow in. the ent commencio.\ aioe by inwal returua of the several banks in the | "Wistrlondsend acquaintances, and those of his son, | Mir, Youxo laid on the table concurrent resolutions | vorable terme, A. I. M.T,” office of this papery | pbs, Sriians Tiaues, Henry. [shock Gesees Biseny mas a eeeis Gvvestinn, aod dissharges Sor, CUMSULLCY, State of Ohio, made to the auditor of that State, pre- | Henry J Bowen, also those ef his son-in-law Austia, 8. | relative to the efforts of the Pope of Rome to ameliorate | _d'6rere ee = —cculag, | Vid Rumsey, Eliakia Sherrill,’ Sohn J. Slingerland, So. for the same. period srre++ 6,686 | sent the annexed comparative Kordinat So pat Aap by dhs ign ge gtrteary Ad fe Pe mT ERA HOUSK Her paruculars | George A. Starkweather, Daniel B. St, Jobm, Peter H. ‘ " m from his late residence, No 22 Ludiow street, on Thu: The report against changing the location of the North- | J spoly at the Box Office, from 10.4. M. ull 4 P.M. | Sylvester, Frederick A. ‘Tallmadge, Cornelius Warren Total number of recruits ({nolusive «fre-en: sted Notes & bills day, 9th instant, at | o'clock, P.M. His remains will be | ern Railway was concurred in by the Senate, by a vote | 8 12t re lini iia ;, | Hugh White New Jersey—Joseph E. Edeall, Dudley ‘podiers) Tiquired for the militery establ.eh- Specie oa hand Ci ‘ong | taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. of 19 tos T VU LET —NIBLO’S saloon, 557 way, is now dy |g Gregory, James G. Hampton, Wim, ‘A. Newell, i he orit- Notes of otner banks D The bill for the redemption of circulating notes in | M to let for respectable Concerts, Fairs, Extibitions, Meet: | 3: > P p clusive of the enlisted men of the ° — ges fan times with | Yan Dyke Pennsylvania—John Blanchard, Jaspe: ment, ex: i Due from banks, Depos 053 913. New York and Albany at one-fourth of one per cent, | iv&s, N_B—Private parues acall \i 5 bace department, for the year commencing feast ry Bonds deposited with us passed. | uit aud fancy Ices, Jel arlotte de Russi, | brady, Richard Brodhead. Charles Brown, Chester July 1, 1849. hein’ ae” Beate Treasurer. 920,743 veneer ‘wali | Biscuit Glazts, Bay rian Cream, ke., &e.,xeut to auy partoi | ler, Jobn Dickey, George N. Eckert, John W. Farrel Hon. W.L. Marcy, eer ey ao.teo ving Corn CAGarE, Peeaclts wid Regist, sakless WOR | OCT ee hee ey seem the | me LEV 1 wo begatifal unfurnished to | chatles f pee Tig eng tiie Aiceeeees ——— EO le Tram; | hand ce Semncteay aber, dered Unde od Hel | eal oer wealacled one nen nn Ruel BRM SNe saat ae | Tim Cowl C avn: Job Mann, Abraham i Molivaine Fine Cutiery.—+ne eee ee. the | Total peters ee ‘Total tial 99,005,001 | Masicesiaset eres ateemeees sodas aay imported, 343 | ‘The bill for the establishment of an szylum for idiots | "in 21m “ ; , Strobia, Win. sirong James Thompson, David Wiirnet, attention of the pavlic Average am’t capital stock for last 6 pWONRE POW DENA. O-, ae, | wae P.O Lie T—Oftices and Rooms, for msuufactorers’ purposes, | Delaware—John W’ Houston. John G. Biing of ie newest had Mh SMDT TOE TO watraased 1 | | WORE srss cc nos esccccssec cor, @440,090 $3 ed and for seat the Generel Depor Nocil Felina | orp Dlll was reported by Mr. Drvity for the correction | ‘[°0, 1A; pilices snd Rooms, for menuthctorery puspoats, | | hapmen, phn W. Criafeld, Alexander , Thos. ‘He perchwon ‘Also; for the 6 of their customers, | Average amount capital stock for atest New, Vath, mimegy-ight beanie. | Or see New York dclopstion, N°™ York city. Referred | au aud id story of the hue buildone, newly tepnited, 70 Ful. | W'Ligon’ Roburt MM MeLaie, J Dison Roma. Vir iring of Catlery: hav- sv eesecsseesccsscceeeees 426,875 83 Pe i. jerron. | (ou.strest. Apply, fo Biesars. Y ‘i Walter - 5 . » Richard wie aa tged uaperiat workmen,t sey wilt be enabled to.exeeute Kamei aucun cn anlsghiosy: dance, or $2010 $64 a pouud ofvixteen ouncen, “Algor Patent | The bill for the election of recorder and surrogate | Builiinn, ory BROWN BROTHERS CO Walle) | frit Geate, Heniy Bedinger, Thomas 8 Boveok. Jone tfordsrs wi bihe strictest ty; ti An soaner thet 1 he perth algae ect 08,7210 Fs Gavel Metal, French was ordered to a third reading. | Jeera - - | M. Botts, Wm. G. Brows, Thomas 8. Flow Andrew will give satisfaction. G. ERB & BON, 177 Brose: | , (everae paid ‘during * ‘last’ 12 ae, Las, Ultra Marine Bh During the afternoon yesterday, a bfil was debated for 01 TO with 1 of one room, very | 5 ‘vulton, Wim L Goggin, James MoDowell, Richard Ke way, opposite Howard Hotel, WR cece atk RE 8 rine. oe Con toesigeers. - z0__ | the reduction of fare to two-and-a-half cents per mile | table for x professional | Meade, John 8. Pendleton, Wm. B. Preston, Robert A. eee uneut the ae hie ones rare Bark HW AHD WALSH. who jolt the city, of Limerick, in | slong the railways and canals, from the Hudson river to | street. four doors {rom Broadway, ‘Thompt North Carolina — Daniel M. ’B tr, ack ot ott older Oagor inara recent ering evOy Cavital stock paid in $2,857.67 eae arined Uae hie Gather NicholesW ee” “Ne, United | Buffalo, Not disposed PUR - | Nath! Boydon, Thos, 1. Ciiugman, John R. J. Daniel, feman’s toilet, and a: @. travelling compan- Jireulation . 4,674,075 begs him, should this adyertisemont meet " cee ce mh breaktees, 7 d, ina private Richard § Donnell, James J. MeKay, David Outlaw, tous 4 ‘For sale at: SAUNDERS & BON, 17 Deprcltessacs....s1aintit j,ithieh wil prove very Ter eemmees CGthe Reversion of OMe. | ci nsstgGiveawich cnet Anpirealie wromiies’ | Augustine 1 Shepherd, Abraham W. Venable. South Brood wigs» Pew Haors sore Courtns Bafety fand, at credit B T OOE Taek re St tt | The message of Governor Bibb very brief, and con- | rer ZU ROGHSTO Lex | Holmen BR. Bornwell Rhett,’ Richard ¥, Geren a The Aichsiien Gotd sir id lo) | RESON SALOU Note Rrerny Pia ont: | Ged, owt loa! tatieta the nanone re in | BURNIRWED AND US EUMNISHEY ROOMSTO La | amet Nima Toaphcn Wonseer. "Osean shes, Tyee say hele cctoedged Ne ie thet WSL yethe a ilar gure tere, dating the eat, amount fo Suataura ot) | ARI” R Watt aan, db rer avag es | jath, aah, Macon ited temgn, one son & Con iam street, m lobt,are $1, 25 jance applicable to t! 5 1G - ahr wets .¥" Savage, 98 Halton street. Gold Pes. and (sold Total liabiltti ment of the temporary and funded abt of the sate 2, patel | c Webecan Babee Harris, Hoary W. Hiliand, Gos % Pou’ aad Pe cil Ceve manufaeca 8 Hf Sve" | Average amount capital stock for last 6 $409,820 46. Domestic bonds, amounting to $119,383 73, com. on, Ja 0 ’ f) Jivy, aod eases, of alls zes constantly Featherston, Jacob Thompson, Patrick W. Tompkins Gia Peudat st, $1 25, and $1.50. Gold Pens repaired. MOM. ose e cesses es sas vess $2,036,096 36 | MOM perfect Me cen decatly weived | Dave been redeemed during the year, from Trust funds, iness. hems atest iM | Louislans—John H. Harmanson, Emile La Sere. lease g y St, Sus Average amount of capital stock for last | from kurope. Our Larder and Stock of Wines and Liquors | leaving @ balance of the same funds, applicable to the na {tore to please, end render | y. Morse, Banwon G, Thibodeaus, Omlo-Riskaea o, Go Id 2e\18, Diamond Pointed —Purchasers year.... teers creases ++ 9,118,685 77 | are not to be sur; id by acy establishment in the cowotr same purpose, of $118 804 25. The expenses of the | lis establishment ee ofthe best uuality | Camby, John Crowell, Jobn D. Cummins, Rudolphus ff nd that olf mal the State tax per annum ow each’ $i stock 09,87 | which will be prov 10179 Broxdway. SCOT | State Government, and benevolent institutions, for the | combine comity wen ei rday and Mgnt Lodgings, he | Dickia Daniel Duncan, Thomas 0. Edwards. ; State tax paid for laet 12 months. 19,933 17 | & ee rate D a wae Fteod®rre_ | past, year, were, $210 oo ee (porerner Feoom.- SOsven WILSON : arinere | nt, James J./ Faran, David Fisher, 4 . t ANN: ‘crease 000 to = , + | Jonh Giddings, . Ay tt id: cetity Goro TI Use ital stock paid in$2,560,67 LEN uni ichteten eucopacishen Aafice | $100,000 per annum, He legislative enocarage- | PROARDING. fever! rary pleasant raomegure now ve | George Fries, | Joshua R. Gia len at the stay eaent of Johe W. \ ouron fe Co 0. 11 Os soe 2063/41 od Bestans 179 Bi ment of private enterprise, in the construction of rail- | (hich san winter by immediate applica’ | Morris, Thomas Ritchey, Jorwph M, ‘Root, wae. wholesaloand rent at reduced prices. Gold Pens repaired. eas wm Bemecht haben, die felpeten roads from the Lake to St. Louis, and ather points, on the | (Jon. Hefer jenandrequired. __a7&¥re_ | Sawyer, Robert C. Schenck, John L, Taylor, Same! pu habe hertntcatascs Bastern deposits . 0,317 | Soupées a la carte au servi ind hierzu Faloed above ale mands that the legal rate of interest be | BoAkeine INA FRENCH PRIVATE FAMILY— fF Vinton. Kentucky~Green Adams, Linn Boyd, Saney Paper and Cuper Boxes, Cor: ims, | Other resources , 773, 8,318 | deute en koechen unterstaetat, und Koennen versichewn, dass | T#ise rh x per cent, leaving parties, as now, to | Furnished parlors aud bedrooms. with or withvut board, | Aylett Buckner, rly L. Clark, Garrett Duncan. faney voxes for confectioners, J 175 980 uirgeats uebect offen contract for and pay more if they choose; and that Con- ed ina small private French family, or rooms | Richard French, Charles S. Morehead, Samuel O. Pey. motto faney LAS pion A Rhe fran gress be called on to make appropriations for the im- ten only. Apply at 106 Leonard atreet, ‘Yohn B. Thom! T Ww. ey 701 enaate be —, Chinese and ny cmeces | rovement of the western rivers, and purchase and make | {ew doors below the Library Building, opposite the Cariion | tD) Lucien B. Chase, Joka ie Ceonin In 4 Bar- s Yanish paper, paper laces, gold a rs. qrnamenty | ‘Total resources. ..$7,508993 Total liabilities. .67 508 003 | Rreothe caual at Loulsrilion tine governor condemns | House. References exe} s $6 Xe _ | Gentry, George W Jones; Wiliism f Masban Nemy L spr sures, ke Also, boxes for wedding cakes, wholesn'e aud | 4 verage capital stook during the year... $3,049,450 00 | {h? TAF And advocates the immediate abandonment of | PROAKD CAN BE OBTAINED WITH PLEASANT, | Writ) Qoorge WY cones: William P.M Stanton, Jemer Fo: wi. ata# Maiden lane, GJ. Kralt, Manufacture and Im- | TSM OR A nam on each $1 stock, | Gra 48 Tiead*rc | | 1. He opposes the acquision of territory, but asserts | 4D well fnraished rooms, st 250 Hudson street, the Ine re H Thomas, Indiens-—Chatles W: Cathe Gresenn por OF — —— —-- State tax paid during the last 12 month: 17.345 05 D=WASHINGTUN LODGE Non, : the Wilmot proviso, in regard to it, if acquired. He also | sidence of Dr Would also let the bae& room oo Duss, Elche Einbros, Thema 1" fam iS varices, (vermnieiat hy Geedyens patent | The leading features of these banks compare witi iBT >The members of Washington Lodes No. recommends the repeal of the black laws of the State, Jona L Rebinson, Wittlam Rockhill, Galeb B Smith, Men We I Ht s vels 0! rt turns, I fae U. A, O. are respectfully invited to be punctual in 9 Peer Riobar OD paoD jam A if Tilinois—— Meta rer manuinctued ei eae ir Robber | those given in prev! ee eee rhe wns, A spe Kooms, 16 Ceatre street, this eve. Steamboat Disaster. ia o abrabam Lincoln, John A, MoClernand, William A Wares, were te) Bol 813 wave sel Near dsdy | MBN, Sih natant, sabasivens of importance, will co lautimone, December 7, 1847, | Depots cad Landin Richardson, Robert Smith, Thomas J. Turuer, Jobn variet, se i Lode? +6 y ) ‘The steamer Patapsco, lying at the City wharf, (Balti- | iis house. ‘Terms. Wentworth. Missouri—James B, Bowlin, James 4 ioe set 200847 | JouN Une, Kecor mr) fe Nd Laer burnt awe oo the veoh ere | | Greeue, Willard P. Hail, John Jameson, John 3 Phelps. 1061 561 ¢ lone is estimated at $30,000. She was built for an Arkansas Robert W. Johnson. Miehigan—Kingaly 8. 1a ies ioe breaker, | Bingham, Robert MeCleliand, Chaties steuatt’. Flo- 00 58s mall expe! ie : MeG " art, , : win etioched oy E Carrington Cabell. ‘Texas—David 8 Kaufman Viodea'ahey “euauotbe beat jn orice oc quar, ad further 1Ugatae Midian | pbatidings avd ve opevation atthe Hrankiln Snare Hotel | New Onueans, Ney wee att 4 Lvfler, William Thompson sora y on Jones, of NG. 4 Ann street, Gapiral rai SetTes Sroeses | Merger cireet , Also, atthe othes of 4 "| foreign ews received here on the 27th, had t of the ‘best quality. ‘Persons desirous of procnring elegint . enupled as taut eee bela oquea warvantos ve purchaser. ¥ f x a opresst arket 7% ‘com partinents. sre politely requested 10 pay the J a ting and Trimusing Whiexers, tm- | Dae‘ Banks Sate 208,tty | AL BANE (oy HOB ot HE, SEMEN Middling'we quote at 0 Flour--The market re- | subscriber svint L PURDY. do titm | of the whole fous Stole Ont SOOe all alteees of eitiseh teagan Ree i: | Deposits «- \ 3,556,030 4,268,449 | BANK, two doors from depot, 290 Pear! mained unchanged. Sales of Obio end lilinois continued | PVOH SALLE CHEAP, if applied for immediately, the | he ll: agp medorily thom "who may beth unvorcunaie reerpient of na: | Average am’t capital stock for last six | times Pains cud: Ackuol srate water: Berclicas fd to be made at $5 25 a $9 00; and of good St. Louin | E'WxyVitew ant SOCK ofa well exabhed PUBLIC | ME. Apasts, of Massachusetts move that the House ‘ \splenaas Bp ssnee ia stabborn, or ani Hy MODE, «os os arora secssss cess: 6,780,914 00 | ot Soines, wevolile he. priceso cents Bee sdveriioe brands at $5624 a $6 Wheat—Nosales reported Corn | HOUSE dia a great thoroughfare, and di now proceed to eleotion of ® Speaker, (* Agreed % boty suapes ‘bead: yet let no o1 pair of having eith Average am’t capital stock for last yeer.. 6 395,011 60 uedinn.” oe at —Sales of new Wentern mixed were makiu, will pay the rent, Jet's bi it”) Crahes shore nm, aed to ie ik Hill, we wimitable | ‘Tax paid on each $1 stock per annum... 6.29 EL WOLFE K iT Visa MRD DUE | OOdee Mellon de oon Perk Tauen et Pity for any person Eolog inca tmaigeas” aft will be | Lean It Ip moved and seoonded that Hair cullen me ve most unsightly heads of hat and whic. | Suite tax paid during last 12 months, 40,996 12 | Siting from bark Daniel Weiner, 10 pipes Hereutes Co- | Mess, and at $9 & $0 25 for Prime Sugar continued | {ispoved of very B” A‘chance seldom to be met with. | Procved to rasan reaky. te tae quelle esr to quice picture gga Qhelr appearance. ‘Thore has been @ reduction in the amovnt of ..pital | logue Gin, 463 re | dull ‘at the recent decline of }¥. Molassee—Moderate | yg" sir" | vote.) Is the House ready question