The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1847, Page 4

THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE MALLS RECEIVED LAST MIGHT. ea Wasniveron, Deo. 26, 1547, Christmas—Commodere De Kay—Dr. Baldw Christmas having devn'celebrated here in a snow storm, ‘St passed off with an unusual degree of order and quietness. ‘The disorderlies who had doubtless premeditated “ flour- ishing round,” disturbing the peace of the eity, and de- fying the auxiliary guard, were thus put under a rigid Dicekade; for it appears to bes providential arrange- ment, that these hombres vulgus never have the money to pay for horseflesh, so that if the weather will not ad- mit ofan excursion on foot, they are, per necessitate subjected to the restrictions of an embargo. The peace- ‘ably disposed citizens thus escape @ nuisance, which at other times defies all reason, except th big stick a 9 tain Goddard, who, to his credit be it spok to apply it tothe refractory leperoes, wherever i may estoh them, ‘The defence of Commodore De Kay, in reference to the cold iron brought over in the Macedonian, is ample aod conelusive. The charge of a collusion to defraud the treasury, was aimed blow at Mr. Walker, and Mf perty malevolence can reach him, it matters little what ot jeot or what man is defrauded of justice. It was Unfortuaate, however, for the assailant in this case, that de did net unde: 4 his subject, nor the man with whom he had to deal, And we think this isthe very hast defence which he can mi ‘We are indebted to Dr. Baldwio, late from Mexico, for several numbers of the orth American, printed in that yt The doctor's views, and those of the paper, seem that the democratic party among the Mexicans are loclioing to Aunexation, ‘The editor, indeed, ap- pears to have set himself down, in order to wait the Spproach of dur federal constitution to “ those halls.” Wasninoron, Deo. 96, 1847, The late Senator Fairfield. We have but little to add to the account which we gave on Friday evening, of the death (and the oircum- stances attending it) of the lete Senator, John Fairfield, ot Ma His family are at their home in the North. A com- mittee of the Senate fare making preparations for the faceral. His death will be announced to-morrow in both houses, aud on Tuesday the funeral sermon will be preached ia the Senate, previous to the removal of the remains of deceased to the Congressional cemetery. A certifica’e of a post mortem examination of the body of deceased bas been sigued by witnesses present. Wesup- pose that Dr. Magruder will also publish a statement of the symptoms, aud of the operation which he made, and of the stringrnt solution which he applied to the wound, and whether its effects were efficacious or otherwi ‘The necessity of the case would seem torequire it, vindication of his high professional reputation. ‘Woe shall, perhaps, have a full statement of the case in the Intelligencer to-morrow morning. Ww. Wasninaron, Dee. 25, 1846, Miscellaneous Matters. Col, Harney, the Murat of the Grand Army in Mexico, arrived in town this evenin, We had 4 brilliant hop at Coleman’s last night, anda fashionable party at Gen. Jones's. Mrs Gen. Gaines is here waiting upon the uncertain- ties of the law. Every one who knows this brave-spirit- ed and excellent little person, must wish her euce But justice is slow in her decisions where millions are at otak A moat ferocious snow storm has been prevailing all day. We have learned nothing further to-day, in the mat- tor of the unexpected, sudden, and lamented death of Senator Fairfeld Coleman. to day, gave @ superb dinner to his white Servants men and women, some sixty odd in number, in the gentlemen’s They are nearly all from Green Erin -they looked well and bsppy, and drank their ohempsigue with a good relish. They had toasts and speeches, and a lively time. Asa guest of Coleman for « good while, we must say that his servants are among the best and wost attentive to their duties of any that it hhas been our good fortune to have at our command. — ‘Their dinner was a beautiful spectacle, and highly credi- table to all concerned. The colored folks also had a good dinner at the same time. Ww. Baxtiotone, Dec. 27, 1847. Meeting of the Legislature— Christmas Weather and Ice— Th: Arts Union—The Opera, $c. ‘Tho legislature of Maryland convenes at Auapolis to- Any, being the first of our bienpial sessions, and a goodly number of our citizens have repaired to the ancient me- tropolis, to witness the assemblage of the congregated wisdom of the old commonwealth, We have had genuine Christmas weather, and ice house stock is rapidly improving. ‘There {s ice in abun- dance, from three to four inches thick, and the cutters have already gone to work. For several years past, we | bave been compelled to depend on the east for a large portion of our supplies of this necessary article. Should the present weather continuo a week longer, a good stock will be secured. Christmas was « most rolicking and frolicking day in Baltimore We bad acontinnal fall of snow, which kept the ladies in doors, but the male portion of creation filled the streets, and towards evening the merry sleigh bell resounded throughout the city. it was, however, 4 mat- ter of general regret and surprise to observe so many young lads in a beastly state of intoxication. Lobserve among the list of premiums awarded by the Art Union the name of but one Baltimorean, and he re- ceived nothing but one of the gold medals. A little son of our worthy postmaster, James M. Bu- Shanan, Eq, was accidentally run over on Friday last, by tke carriage of Dr. Wright, and seriously injured. He ley however, 1s it Way of recovery. Mr Blake will shortly open the Holiday street theatre, exrn, with the Bishop operatic troupe. Paraveipara, Deo. 27, 1847 Death of Kelly, the keeper of the elephant Columbus— | The Slave case, §c. Kelly, the unfortunate keeper of the elephant Colum- bus, who was so dreadfully injured by that animal, in » moment of irritation, caused by his giving bim a blow, died on Saturday morning, and was buried yesterday ‘The slave case was up before Judge Kelly again this morning, who stated that there was not that conflict of jarisdiction between the State tribunal and the U.S Couct that at first appeared, and the fugitive being now in the custody of the authorities of the United States, he would dismiss the writ that brought the case before ad the saoerior tribunal will, therefore, have the entire contro] of the case. The course pursued by the abolitionists has consequently placed the alleged fugitive where full justice will be done to the master, if the proof ot his being @ slave is fall and ample. The researches of the police in relation to the recent railroad robbery have as yet been unavailing, and the porpetratora of these daring acts seem destined to es- oape uawhipped of justice The funeral of Sergeant Williams, who died at Wheel- ing, on his way home from Mexico, takes place this after- noon, in Kensington. Several companies of our volun- teers parade to do the last honors to this departed worthy Madame Anna Bishop commences a short engagement at the Walnut street theatre this evening, with her ta- lented troupe. Tur Recent Roppery.—Ag there have been several incorrect statements put forth, respec ng therecent robbery of Dr William Darlington, President of the Bank of Chester (County, of the large sum of mo- ney in his charge, belonging to the bank, it has been thought best to have an authentic account prepared and published. Dr Darliogton has been for eignteen years in the habit of makiag the exchanges butween the bank over which he prenides,and the city banke.to the amount of over « million of doliara ann ually; and of the more than twenty millions thus confided to his care, through this long series of years, this i# the first dollar that has been lost in this manner. No man living stands higher in the confidence of the community, and no other inati- tution in the country, with the same capital, would be legs affected by the loss than this bank The following statement hasbeen drawn up, containing the leading facta connected with the robbery. obtained from Dr. Dar- lington bimselt Oa Thuraday, D-c 234, about tenmin- utes before 2 o'clock, P. M., Dr. Darlington ente: West Chester car, then standing in the depot, n oorner of Broad and Race streets, witha r the lise, contain- img $51,100, of the notes of the Bank of Chester Coun- | ty. He first deposited his valise on a seat and stepped a few fost to the stove to warm his hands, keeping his eye on the valies, While there, a stranger, with a cloak on pressed rather hard to him, also to warm his hands Af- ter a minute or two he took his seat and deposited the Yalise under it. he occupying the outer ond of the seat, and the valise being placed under the inner sids, close by his foot, the end out, 0 22 also to be under his eye About the same time the individual who had been warming his hands with him at the stove, took the soat car being just about tostart. At this moment a lady of bis acquuintance, formerly belonging to Wert | Chester, and whom he had not seen for some time, took | fi") her seat before the one opposite to him. He simply a ed her howshy had been-and if she was going to Ww vai | Chester. In addressing her he turned his face towards her, and cons-quently from his valise, for the moment; direotly afterwards, on casting hiseye to the place where he had deposited it, itwasgone Startled, he at once made search acd inquiry, and it could not be found, and noone present had seen {tHe hastened to the tear of | © the car and inquired of the agent, and he had seen | 4/, nothing of it On returning to make further eearch in the car. the man who had seated himself immediately | tion flashed on | before bim was missing, when the conv! his mind that his valise bad been stolen A thorough | fearch was made throughout the car without effect, and it started for WestChester. Happening to meet with Judge Bell, of the Supreme Court, as he stepped out of | the car, they proceeded together immediately to the Mayor of the city to have the proper steps taken to de- tect therobber and recover the money. The Mayor set to work with his usual energy and promptners, and has been untiring in his efforts to bring the perpetrators of thts high-handed robbery to justice and prevent lors to the mstitution —Phil Ledger, Dee 27 Mr, Kelly, the keeper of the elephant Columbus, in Raymond and Waring’s Menagerie, Philadelphis, who was injured by that animal on Wednenday last, lingered until Saturday morning, when he ex; red. An interesting little girl, between three and four years old, daughter of Alderman Mengle, of Reading, Pa., war po soned to death a few days since, by eating arsenic and #agar, prepared for the destruction of rats Soventy-six deaths oovurred in t ond district last week. appearance. are filled with families rendered houseless by the flood Such great destitution at this season of the year is doubly severe. toor has been falling almost constantly since Monday morn: ing. wood is enormously high. ‘The Whig of tl ‘The flood has not yet begun to subside. On Thursday night the river rose seven inches. it was risiog 8 The dems it will never be ascertained. ‘The entire corn crop made in the bottoms of the Cumberland, and intended for ex- portation, may be said to have been shipped without a bill of lading. It is gone—washed away. It is the cus- tom of those who grow corn for sale on the Cumberland Dottoms, to gather and put it in pens immediately on the bank of theriver. Those pens are all off now, and where the corn was not iw fails | ad horees—has been los will be found to be the case with all the tributaries of the Cumberland, with Duck river, and quite Mkely with the Obfo ‘and its tributari market there is nothing doing on speculation. Or- ders for manufactories have been filled to some extent at 6 cents, but few holders will let it go at that prioe—not enough to fill all the orders on hand, We feel inexpressibly gratified at being enabl that the work of charity and relief, in view of the pra- sent disastrous inundation, goes bravely on. The Mayor hes banded in $500, voluntary and unsolicited subscrip- tions from private individuals. The corporation had previously made an appropriation for the relief of the Dian ealeetas Lehigh fa Board—5 warmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, 503¢° 500 State 4s 73; 2000 Ches. und Del. Canal 6 Aft Brace 5s, 73; 000 do, 7336; 600 U.S. sreasuty Notes, 97593 130 Girard Bank, 97¢ Monpar, Dec. cows and calves, and 2,600 sheep and jambs Beet Cattle—With supplies about equal to those offered last week, and ® somewhat more active demand, prices have etill further improved The sales amount to about 900 head, at from $6 to $8 per cwt. We have heard of some transactions above and below these figures, but these quotations may Le regarded as the fair average of the market. 500 head Southern, and the remainder New York State cattle. Cows and Calves: plied the past week than it has been fora long time past. There was a steady demand, which took all that were offered at prices which show a decided advance. Sales at from $24 s0 $36 a $50, according to quality Sheep and Lambs—The former sold at from $1 50 to $3 50; extra 250 left over. SUN RisKS. SUN SETS, gneeged cleaning their houses of the rubbish as fast as the water recedes. We see, however, that in the streets all the dir dirt and driftis permitted to accumulate. The weather continues cold and cloudy. 8. lLo’clock, A ‘The river has fallen upwards ofa foot since 5 o'clock last evening. The Frankfort Commonwealth, of yesterday, reports the Kentuoky r city presents a wretched i habitable stores and other tenements ‘The weather is very cold and Sth, says: terday, at noon, the rate of about half an inch per hour. abouts are Dow moored in Broad and Water streets ¢ done by this flood is of course very great— thered it has been washed ith the fences which Much stock, also —consisting of bogs, cowa, We apprehend that this In our cotton to state ile Advocate, of the 18th, says:—The a creeks and rivers have been over their hanks The Tennessee, we hear, is almost as high as it was at the great treshet last spring, being out of ita banks. Great damsge bas no doubt been done by the heavy rains and the high waters. We expect that much cora as w cotton hi The mails have been almost entirely suspended since Friday of last week ween caught by the freshet in the Tennessee The Columbia (Tenn) Beacon says that Duck river has been exceedingly high, and continued to rise. A bridge bad been entirely washed away, and quite a number of families were compelled to leave their houses on account.of high water. ‘The damage to mills, farms, and bridges in that section are exceedingly large. Skvenr Lives Lost.—On the night of the 16th inst ,at about ten o'clock, just as they were preparing to ge to bed, thirty-two persons who had taken refuge from the flood im the great new brick building, at the late Fourier &% neoond floor.) heard the building beginning to give way, and discovered that the walls were falling. Some jump- ed out into the water, whilst those that remained were crushed and buried in the ruins. In about five minutes the whole of that beautiful fabric, was & shapelegs m: of immersed ruii ing the breath of life !—seventeen having f un Io about ten minut from Utopia, a town a short di revcued the almost frozen survivors, who, in their en cape from the building, had taken refuge upon drift logs, &c., and carried them safely to land, Among those who perished are the whole of Moses J. Connell’s fami- ly, himself included, a gentieman well known in this city as @ lecturer, last winter at the Melodeon ; Mrs. Ransom, formerly of this Henry Ransom ; Alonzo Guernsey ; John Hemphill, for- merly a baker in this city; C arlotve ‘Hemphill ; a Scotch. man, named James A. Mackison, a vieiter to the place ; an Irishman, named Charles R. Keenan; John Woodson, a colored man, belonging in this city—# carpenter; Mrs Hannab Lee, and daughter, (colored); John Schroeder; Charles Lee, (colored); Ann Madison, do; otherg, names unknown—in all seventeen. Among the survivors are Mrs Wattles, Schroeder's three children, Elizabeth Crossman, two biack men, John O Wattles, a Scotchman (name unknown,) and others. ‘The above terrible ca- iamity heppened at what was formerly known as the “Fourier Settlement,” but which was bought by an asso ciation called the Excelsior. It is situated at the mouth of Bulskin creek, in Clermont county, forty miles above Claoinnstd, on the Ohio river.—Cincinnati Daily Com- ‘mercial, nt, (the water having reached the is with bet fifteen of its inmates breat tomp! erash, two skiffs, one oe above, arrived and fter th ; Miss Elizabeth Ravsom ; ve. 29 Avotnen Sap Accipent.—We learn from the officers of the Ben Franklin, that the residence of Mr. F. Har- desty,in Warsaw, fell down on Saturday, killing three of the inmates, two of Mr. Hardesty’s children, and Mr. John Williams. ‘The fall was produced by bigh water. —Cincinnati Chronicle, Dec 2st. The river has fallen, so that Front street is clear, and business has resumed ‘its usual activity. The flood has left little or no general pumping from cellars, a st strests, would never know of the gr has occurred. ‘here were upwards of twenty steamers at the landing, last night, loading and discharging with great activity.—Cincinnali Gazette, Dec. 22d. iment in the atreets, and but for the ger in our busiest t rise of waters that COMMERCIA L INTELLIGENCE, Stock Markets. PAILADELPHIA, Dee 27—First Board—300 Girard Bank, 74; 25 N. American Ins. Co. 8; 7 N. Hank of Kentucky. 93 rest, 61: 1000 Btste 5s, 73 Second ey galea—2750 oun, New York Cattle Market: 27 —At market, 1000 beef cattle, 120 fhe market has been better sup- 60. Lambs brought $1 25a $3. About “MARITIME HERALD. = + Port of New York, December 28, 1847. “t 26 Sel wich waren. Bri Alreo Ist, (Bort) Mekivers, Hetty, Cork, Grinuell,’ Minturn & Co; Azelin, Par- 11, Rio de Joueiro, J Elwell t ¢ Ver Crux, W. Weise Sehr Pampero, Tredwell, Philadel) d the | moruing, Letter bags at Gilpin’s, in the Ex: in going toto New £ a saow squ ii strack on Geohen Reef aud came off vat find- directly before him. ‘Where were many’ versons pass: |! ad in aud out of the oar at the time with packages, | 4 over her at high water t discharging a part of ad overboard about 50 tous of coal getting sequ and the sail dropping down wh denly thrown into the wind, f in contact with the brig Hay lord, w cable's length off. The cone Hayford were carried nvway: the bulwarks: eatimsted at about ove thou 150 barrels of beef and tallow, 50 bundles of deer shins, &c and is probably the largest that ever left the port of Galveston. | for uh ia mupp jared. maship—Northarner, Budd, Charleston, Spofford, Tiles- Shi >— Niagara, Russell, New Orleans, Frost & Hicks ark—Vernon, axton, Savannah, Sturges, Clearman & Co. Nathan Hall, Crowell, Madeira, & D Hurlbut & Co; Lisbon, Joha & R Osborn; Bache ederica, (Brem) Bolen, Jane, (Br) McMonagle, Hulifax, NS’ iett; Corinth, Xmith, Savannah, J Atkins & Co; Mas- . Pitehard, Charleston F Thorne, Sanford, Wilmington; Manchester, Tut- tle, Richmond; Koe, Seaman, Baltimore, Johnson & Lowden: Ellen, Brown, Boston. Arrived. Shio Niautic, Ostrom, Liverpool, 51 days, to Slate, Gardiner & Howell ‘The N. has experieaced continual westerly gales dariog t Britoh brig hones Skinuer, Pictou, 11 days, with 214 chal drons coal, to Bi McK ¢ passnKe. he MeLvers. Sid in co with bark Belle, Du ol; brig Corsair, Bull, and schr Rover, Gra- Has experienced heavy weather during the pasenge. Brig Brazilian, Pinkham, Sidi to P Rogers. en Hamilton, enfield, Baltimore, 4 days, to Johnson & owen. Schr Iowa, Dayton, Baltimore, 3 diys, to A Barratt & Co. ia. y, 15 days, with 252 tons coal Below. Salled. Steamship Northerner, Charleston; packet thip Silvie de 2 brigs, unknown. Ginsse, Havre; and others Herald Marine Correspondence Prrnapecrnra, Dee 27,4 7 m—Arrived—Schs Mary Pat- terson, Bateman, Digh rae Anne, West, New York; i brigs Betsey Jani Havan Packet Suir Lours Parirre—The steamers Marsychu- setisand Telegravh, we understand, have libelled the Louis | Philippe for salvege Bonds to n pret xacted from the jarge amount were aderwriters, before the ship was permitted jeave for New York. She is now probably on her way co this city. Sonn Saesanpoan, from Cape May for Dighton, with coal, Jon on Thuraday nght at 11 o'clock. in she could not be kept afloat. was run ashore on the West the harbor, about half a mile North of the light house, © she now lies (21th) full of water. Sonn Nicaxon, that was ashore on Hart Island, has been got off, and was towed to tne city on Friday by steamer Dunean ( 1. The achr Cadet was also towed down at the same time | Theschr Cyrus Chamberlain, with the schr Marietta s cargo, | reached the city on Friday Tvewen’s Bracn, Little Egg Horbor, Dec 22 (extract of letter from the agent of the uaderwriters)—We have made ar- raugements to lord agchooner with corn meal from the rchao- ner Despatch, and forward itimmediately, ‘The Despatch has ued very much aud leaks badly, but has not damaged the et. whe Matthew Bird is not much injured, and will be got off i r P Elizabeth, w th is bilwed, and the ude w. ed aot injured, and will be got off after ‘The achr Brandy win Phe sehr James Hy ot off th's morning, after throwing —Ship Stephen Austin, at Gy T way, Iate in the afternoon of ee of a hand on board Je't 10th inst, i con- ‘| halyards, was snd jon took place in a heay he bowsprit, jibboom, eathead, cutwater and wiadiass zn chains, and cabin of the ship were either carried of materially damaged. The damage to each vest ad dollars, ye Ausiin w. ‘consists nf 960 bien of ent Suaxauar, Sept 7—The sehr Don Jnan from Hong Kong pert, left July 17, and has not sivee been heardof. Bhe ed to have been lost in the gale of July 20 Scun ID Jones was boarded on the 22d inst, by the pilot hont Wrshington, 70 miles BSE of Sandy Hook Toucpe ‘ern, Fisher, 27 de charging the live oak, which we are making arrange: | RFOLK, Di | ‘Perauta Willian n, while about | (Bhailed from Hobart Town, May 13, Roselle, Mosher, South wes Hees Bik 27, lat 7 51 jlongaot W Pawn of 594 Sronn See, bor; same day, Is 4 bor; anime day, lat 6 0, Jou 23, t"aad ows New Bed: | 32 Osea. lat No lon 22 W, Fenelon, of and from New Bed- ford: oil, i lat27, lou 29, Barclay, of and from Nantucket (Oct ae) for Pathe, on Dareiny 33 Ship Finland, Bowne, from Liverpool for New York, Nov 23 no lat, ke. Sivecdent Nott, from New York (Sept 18) for Califor fet 24, lat 8 N, lon ihe Ortaba,frim ‘Liverpool for New Orleans, Nov 9, lat og ene ‘Albian, from Liverpool for New Orleans, Nov 10, lat on $e wie , ie Routh wecnthy from Liverpool for Boston, Nov Nov lat lon 18, was prased a large Am ship steering —, with a Diack lar iu her span ir it ker. Bark Olof Wyek, Lampher from Mansanilla for Bremen, Dec 12, off Double Head shox Bark John Serny, Lull, from. Boston for Havana, Dee 15, lags £ ass Jou 72 20. a Bark {ds ftom Baltimore for Boston, Doe 21, 20 miles SE of “ety oer 1 Qagen, om Boston for Philadeiphia, Dee 2,20 miles SE of Baudy Hook. ‘ nbiig Antelope, frou Hoag Kong for Shanghai, Sepe 16 lat 30 At hte brig ‘Sarah, Cann, jfrom Glasgow for Boston, Nov 25, [at é est of Thomaston, from Norfolk for Guadaloupe, Dee lA, off Hi SchrJonn, of Salem, from St Johus, NF. for Pemambuco, Oct 29, lat 25 N, lon 33 rschr Contest, 16 days from Halifax for New Orleans, Dec 6, Lat 33. wi lon?i 40. jehr Willie. Putnam, from Boston for Philadelphia, Dec 21, 0 miles SE of Saudy Hoo is Derr, from Dubli ke Al a rr, from Ji ip Horsburgh, Porter, from Boston (Juue Ansien, Sept 14! 5) for Manila; 25th, 28) for Canton. Antwear, Nov 17—Arr Miltiades, Ranlett, Odessa; soth, Auos Patten, Malay, Ba! Batavia, Sept 18—Sid Forrester, Andrews, (from Londoa- 4 Nov'2e—Sld Reliance, Doane, Trooa, to load for Rio Janeiro. Bris Dee 2—Sid Eliza A: B Sa ih; 27th, re Arratthe Pulvade Heurys Chases ta or Bos Baroon, Nov 25—Saone, Robinson, for ei wind bound Soell, unc: barks efavour, for Boston wbout Nov 1; Borneo, Huntington, loading: Coquette, Freseot for Hong Kong 10h; dg ct 9, ship ell for Liverpool, lig rice- Arr at Kedgeree, AFT) York (June 29) - Cantox, (Whi Sent 27—Ships Susan Drew, Patna, for NY ork Soon. W Bene Eldneues for Boston wae: He: ber, Porter ues Yumeh Castel elds rom Plymouth, f(A mi 2), rath dor bark Inca, Buxtou, tm eaten as tt * faxiuwanvon, Nov 20—P Ite for NOrlenns. 28—Arr Eath Boston. In port pool for Boston, re- Churchill. NYork. arauham, from Hull, (and ald for N Orleans;) 23d, Le d Eliza, Bell, London for New Orleans’ Gid; eat Baek 27th and. probably'sid tat’) 25th, To Burns, do for’ do, (put back, &, as above:) Serenes, Munso Chatham, and sid 26th for Newport, Wales; 26th, trince: Victoria: Groen do tor New Yor. pac beck os avetorers7ia Susan, Cronk, do, and sailed for New York; 29th, Saguenay, Strantack, dé, and ald for Mobile Wellington, Wince: 1 for Charleston: Virginia, Salebu aud Ann Rankin, M’Anthur, do. 30th, C Columbus, Baltimore. and sld for Bre hares W. }ton, Baker, Loudon, and sid for Boston: D Jute, Shields ‘and sld for New York; 2d, 8) il ior New Orleans Sid, 18th ult, ‘Ade fan Stockholm, New York. Exsiseun, Nov 19—Arr Salisbury, Colby, Cronstadt for Gorrenseno. Noy 18—Cld Virginix, Jamson, America. Gipkattak, Nov 7—Arr bark Barrington, Auchincloss, St Jago (and eld deh tor Trieste). Hone Kono, Sept 9—Arr kngloun, Marvin, E Coast; 18th, Navigator, Putaam, Singapore (and'sld 27th for Shanghai); 234, Zephyr, M’Farlare, Amoy; 27th, Areatus Proctor, Mant- ja Sid Sept 4, Antelope, Watkn Shanghai (or Woosu Sth, Ariel, Burt, Bombay; 27th, Eagle, Poor, Shanghai Livenroou, Dee t—Eut for tdg 24h, ree Trader, Ne Jernay 2 ba Z6th, Mikicete, Hunter, New York; zbth Wm Ward, Souler, N Orieans; Gen Sale, Wh ite. Chai ton; 29th, Gen Berry, Boston; Bona Dea, Brown, NON 30ch, Ocean Queen, St John, Mobile: ki cea, New Gre , do; Liverpool, Phe re ton; Gor me Brown, NN Orleans: a uae Andersons Baitimcre; Berlin, Philadel- phia; Maryland, Berry, N Orleaas; Ben Nevis, Turmer, Mo- ile; Constitarion, Britton; Zauoai, Haisbeck, and Emerald, ew Advertised, Caledonia, (s) for Boston, Dee 18; Callend Perkins do 6th; Gen Berry. Hill, do 7th; { Allerton, Smith, do 10:h; Ocean Monarch, Murdoch, do 20th; Empire Queen, Porter, tur do with despatch; Omega, and Cor Vork, bintJno Fielder Sumag. fondo. ath; 11th; Ivachoe, Edwards, do 1h: Sardin Montezums, do 16th; inote with despatch; Gen Parkhill, M’Kown do; Ineonstant, for do Dec 10; Hatmony,, to 6th; Merchant, Prilard, do 7:h; Free Trader, do 4th; Bona pee do 12th, KI: len, Hutchinson, do with despatch, tilgrim, Blanchard, do do. Also in port, ldg Switzerland, hte for Bostoa; Susan E Howell, for Re Win & Elizabeth, for N Orleans; Coromandel, Asia, and Ben Nevis, for Mobi e. Also in port, Henry Ewbank, (of Boston) Cooper, which back leaky, Nov 10; cargo salt diwsharged, and vessel wig from home. Nickels, fm Bos THP antics, Sept 17—Ships John Q Ada (May $8) arr Aug 28, for Chinas for Boston abou auger Moby Pulste Kichardson, fm New. York Gey ls ‘arr 1 for Boston; Propontis. Williams, fm Bostor ny 26) arr 10 for Boston; St Paul, Allen, fm Salem (May 3) arr Ist, for Be Freaces Whitney. John N Gossle: New York; barks Brighton, 29 for New York; Strabo, Hussey, wostoi rid 30) arr 23, for Boston; Samos, coademned. Sa ie Toth, ship | oor cobdia, Stephenson, Botton, Matra, Nay 24--Arr park Princeton, Read, Tr Bid Teh, Hallowell, Darling, Canea; 13th, Marcella, Ingham, Ca- tania Mussina, Noy 22—Bark Missouri, Silvester, {m Ce Finlowia, in sean ney for New York éth Dec; brig Detroit, Ward, for » Dee 1. Mataoa, Nov 21—Barks Altorf, Prime, for NYerk in about isk, fm Amoy, arr Aug 17, “for Bi ‘Singapore, arr Aug 28, for biting, fa ae ee i ds; Azim, Duoham, for do Idg; brig Wakulla, Harkness, for o same Maxsritues. Nov 26—Fr bark Eliza, for NYork. ldg. Nev pies, off the, Nov 16—Victoria, White, from ‘Chatham for Vadiz. PaLEnMo, Nov 22—Ships Mingrva, Brown, and Gi Finney. for'N York, nae; Sophia, Walker, Wiswell, ton, 6or7 days: barks Juno, Dicks, { Odd Fe Warmer, for NYork, 24th; Arethusa eo F Williams, Paine, frm and Dowey aaeensdier tie Palatalpe tw, Moore, Boston. aha a 3th, b 15h, Leone, (Sic) NY Churchill, M'Gilvery, 9th Gondolto, (Sic) do. 21st, Sabattis, Stevens. (‘rom Messina) Rype, Nov 18—Sld Toronto, Warver, ‘tnd St James, Chris- tianson, (both fm London) N York. ScuxLor, Dee I~Arr Wallace, Young, Manila vin Cork. Syover, NSW. Aug $id Empire, Vreden, U States, Smynwa, Nov 1d—-No Ain vessel sid Mth, orig Lie on, Peterson, (wh Qet 20) Bosto ‘Trieste, jermo; Bal tic, Spent, ane; Francis Watts, Barnes, for Messina; Thaines, Silsby, for N York. ax, Dec 19—Arr steamship Brit ours, having been detained by Harrison, Bos- in easterly gae (and Liverpool;) 20th. sch Meridian, Banks, ‘ork — ch Ivy, Crocket, Balt; i7ih, brig M O'Brien, Streamlett, Crowell, Philadelphi Jam, Noy 29—¥hip ‘Alciope, smith, from Boston for NGrieans, spans beles "Prentiony Alisas for da doy Can: bee. Anderson. for do Dee 15 or 20. g Matanzas, Dec 7—Ar buk 8 ‘L Crowell, Clark, N York, aya. Manearazta, Dec6—Brigs Andrew Rivg, Franklin, for Bos ton, 6 ds; Vancouver. Sweetzer, for NYork, lg. Bio Janerno, Oct27—Barks ‘Anahuac, Barstow, from Liv- cxpool (Aug 20) arr 224, for NYork 10 days; Isabella, Burr,for do same d ident, nt. Thing, for NOrlears, lei brags J) Ww Huntington Kr mp, 105, Doh hin (Dan) Bi Cyan do do; cd Wasth Gods). Cybele, (Den) Bactaae, te aue(Dan) Mollsrup, doo; Hausen: (Sw ior nd others. Home Ports. Baru, Dec 21—Cld brig Chas Hammond, Stinson, Havana Sid ship Byron, M’Lellan, Vera Cruz. Boston, Dec'2}—Arr steamship Hibernia, (Br) Ryrie, 1 crpool, sth in ts Halifox (where she arnt 2 AM.) 23d, 9°A\ bark Lowell, Lovelaud, Baltimore; brigs Belfast, Jordan, Mansauilla; Maria, Miller, Richmond; Dover, Crowell, Balti- more. 26th, arr barix Delaware, Fisher, Philadelphin; Mic hi- 10, Crowell, do:schs Rainbow, Rogers, Richmond: Copia, Mary Ellen, Nowell, Smyrna, Del jhadelphia, Noxers Greenport, LI. from Baltimoi K'Akin. from alm, and Roster, from Philadelphia chor tn Na et Roads. Sid, Sunday. birk Geo Porter; sch A Emery; and from the Roads, (where she anchored on "Saturday,) ship ten Canursr ow, Dec. 23 Bark Convoy, Trevcott, N Orleans: 22d, Ine ship Sutton Eckerman New York In the offing, Br ‘ship Joseph Porter, Porter, Liverpool, 37 days; U L ship Sallivan, Waite, New Yor! ye: eld. ship Joha Ravenel, Wambersie, Liverpool; Bremen park Alfred, Ballaer, Bre- men DGARTOWN, Dec 22—Arr sehr Sarah Ann, Pinckney, Cr- Inis for Puiladelphia. S[d, schr Bolivar, Norfolk. 23d, in port this evenii ship Louis Vhilippe Fact Riven—Arr 22d, sloop Monitor. New Yorks sld 32d chis General Scott, Bogart, Virginia; 23d, John, Tilton, do; 2 h, R Borden, Burrow: Baltimore. Lo ford Hanuah Grant, Smith, Newburyport for Balt; Vi Jackman, NYork for New: buryport; 234, Dresden, Lawrence, Frankfort for N York; Hen- ry, Grant, Thomaston tor N York Clark, and Matilda, Wooster, Calais for Philade'p! 'y, do for NY. Dee {th—In bort, brik Yiwan from Philadelphia Simmons, aud Victor, Hallet, New Faith uly Cosmbs, Philadelphia for do Houmns’s Houe, Dec 22—Arr schs Rowena miroo Holmes, and Pelican, Cole, Philsdelp! Effort, Bartlett, do for Newburyport, Pocasset, Sumuer New om for Eastport. 23d. arr bark Li ia for Boston; ‘ arp) Megunticook, Thomaston roadway, between pas on the in for $120, ren in favor . a a od en tes fa ar fe ee diss Whaley. it" Head: ASTOR NY ae ‘7 Bewell Orleans Go: W Duncan, ‘Washington? ery HOTEL. Newcomb, Worcest , United Stares Nie Heme: do; L Lense, doc PL if the fisder’ will return the b book anal street, he will receive the x HYeea ro of the ge Gases. for saleby on 4 aft) DIMUS—tne hua long breed, ogee wih fey ASS, Buomeys ee SLOW Eis FOE 34 |OLIDAX8.—The mise bers ded a large quantity of choice and delicate Flo aca tothele extpeninnted lection, which will enable execute all orders they may be favored season Our frien served equal if nots ing Pennsylvania; “A Sampson and lady, Alabans: KB Howland, New York. CLINTON HOTEL. mford ; acne, Bprughelds G Ban Butter- Sing ate CB ‘Mere ah EASTERN PEARL ‘st. “eeu ag Harbor; E Ho atrous mav rest assure: tO 10 ANY Drevicns year il a Xi ts morning aN i be de ed: DUS aie By z ale ‘orks, t the the vou RovGte Vanek seeet is on te day of November 187 very RT 'W. BM MIN‘r PAINCHILD, Pxecutor a Less sabe Ns Ya (oa ire reo ae the subscriber, st, at the J ‘dley, No 20 Nassau street, in the city of New. as or before ‘ork, the the Slat day of Jan Siete aly intr.” CATHARINE MERTEN ministratrix. Z der of th = of uh WE RUBEY Ate Yolk, Mouce’ i naceby ef) i al i | sone hata lain apni i Bederek each, fate of the City resent vouchers thereof to the subscriber, a the office of J vouchers thereof to te ie janes. a ne Se of New ° day of sugar RIEDEA'D. TASCHIENAdminatren au7 ta w sm’ zo. ip Brighton; Edson Brad- ai Elmira; Mrs Mi Bigs 1 Barzle. ite aud oS Replat iateutaD ter nberss es for amily eat, oO numetINS iomentions Core Boot * root Dress Boots, made to order; Boots bber—at 419 Broadway and 42 Canal at = jey, New Canaan; eu Beau FRANKLIN HOTE! A, Heaton, Philadelphia.s W Greenman, Newark Nowa HOTEL. mn, Philadelphia; ir, Mir d Miss Samm % a ates Oraheta, Philadelpey JUDSON’S HOTEL. JW Btrocher, Baltimore. LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. M M Forsyth, Wy bal Ethridge, pein. Chicas ear; consequently the goors re- goods—must be dis) ites the attention of the la- great portion of which, AMHaurlhurst, Colchest pwart lox very rich, with cuffs to mate cares, pico edge, from $150 and upwatdsi do, very rich, trim med with laces, from $7 to $12, general ja maliene lace ro gabes, from $2 an do collars, from Is. 6d. te H 6M Mexi Boston jurra’ es nF P Gallager, ae ys C' Havemever, New |W White, Dobb's Ferry. NORTHERN HOTEL. Mr Moore, Long Island, Mr Fo nell, New York and’ upwards; 60 ath re ~ Jace cane from very cheap odo "40 coliars. from 5s. 6d. to i cambrie husdkerchicfy, {roms $1 20 and upe immed with lage, Very righ revierre do, from Philadelphia; Mr Con- James Bell, Baltimore: uo tape border, from 6ie. and wards 750 sh arnina, Porto Ric bord J Butterfield, Ut D xaW-¥EAKS imESCRTS usual, crowded nek al for the first of 1! iy Prospects of the ‘ta: H “4 Fist, Poughkeepsie’ H Dus, U8 Navy. PEARL STREET HOUSE. H vith tind Indy, do; RATHBUN’S HOTEL. , New York; R Vincent, Albany; J Jones, Phila- TAMMANY HALL. ‘esdanlt Rookskills G 8 Koon, Troy: Hendxickson, Hed A's Powells Sing, Bugs H TAYLGR’S HOTEL Massachusetts; G Hi Stone, ppesinesrers C Belden, Troy; rol y, Masanehasetts; | of fancy ed df Portland; James Fierce, Bor: | a at the Pre- ¢ UI &e soppecstally of useful aed or orm nk; Mr L Sturdevant, C fumery, Cutlery, ream et te te fleck Combs, &e.; Plain combs altered to rith Carved Co: Bairsalss his piste Coeabe, new and beanti purchased at thie Connecticut; O H "H Comstock, New article | of sf rae tore REE REN HOTHL. carved, | Sign of the Golden € Comb, 3033g Broadway. “r EEE DA dart RI;ET ester, Il OLIDAY PRESENT: have just been adding to their large and well stock of go ds an assortment of FrenchBrr it —LADD AND BIGELOW O LAWYERS.—A Gentleman lately arrive old country, aud wh» has always been engaged in the pro- fession, is desirous of cbtaininy ¥ or golicitor, in New Yi » Ie ; Ball tecctveenay On | chased Silver Pit | mond semgley gonsiitt together arith, an assortm n part of Ring: as Ear Wings, Brace- ANT ‘Eu—A situation - ‘a reapectable Young Woman, housework ia a small family, or chamber- maid, to assist with washing and ironing. Goed city reference Cay be reve Apply at 301 Mulberry street, im the rear. *m. I goods in their line, they feel cannot whe a favor them with a call, ‘both 4 in respect to Gaality is we intend to keep our rej es om alread ta ee | tained, of selling good articles cheap. corner of Fulton street, first corner below Se. Pau ‘Chure 1 aN THD —A lady's maid, or femme de chambre,who 1s | ‘capable ift her line, aud can give good recommendstions | Apply at the office of boro | ICH HOLIDAY PRESES TS—J. id assortment of Gentlem li the latest and fashiovable_ styl igured silk and satin Cravats and Gloves, Dressing Robes. Purses, Wallets, Pe ‘Also, a {ull assortment of Shirts, ara Btoc r Garments, &e. of his own manufacta ofthe largeat assortments of geutlemen’s- fun from her former employer. AGATE. has. se for further information ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Beveral young and enter \d collect money for cit subscribers js published in the country. Men who can come well recommended for honesty, intelli- m $5 to $3.a day, the year | foand Some are making at these "rates now. Apply to I8- AKL POST, 140 Nassau st. 428 prising men, to 40) one of the most popul gence, and enterpri CFC TH MAS DALZELL. formerly of Murificld, neaf Ponaferry, in the county of Down in I lund, left Ireland in May and on the 27th July 18 Joined the First Reg ment 8. Dr ragoous, at Philadelphia. ‘Mr. Dalzell, in summer of 1841, got C kicked by a horse, ‘which incapacitated him trom further service, and upon qaitting tl regiment stated his intention to proceed to Columbus in the Biate of Ohio. Mr Dalzeil has Boe been, heard of since Sep- ¢ is hereby apprised that information dy im can, pon Appl lication 4 the un dersit Ne com jicated to him. noti ay of au ‘with Mr. Balsall © any person who may be acqu Le if living, or if dead. Ne sivare oftiph ime and place of his dea the uudérasmed. on the part of the immediate relatives of Mr, itl feel grateful fo formation as to pty al rnp ih Sep as JUHM WELSH, ir cle 1th September Beccrnehy PRG de gat, Yoreek: gounty ee Ireland. 130 dtlaw#re JVOMPURKATION Nga IC of Sale of Property tor Un- C bard Anscurmenta-Public Notice is hereby given that sale of property for uv) assessments wil fe place a tie ction at the City Hall of the ciey of New ¥erkcon Were nesday the first day of March next: at twelve, 0 relogk at uoon, tnd be continued from day to I the ‘whole of said pro: perty shall be sold, and that the etailed tatement of the pro- ty 80 to be sold for anpaid assessments 1s published in the Be York tally THbue ed and published inthe ity of New York.” By-or vo Commonalty of ty of New York. MARTIN E. THOME! 'SON Street oma joner. Street Commissioner's Office, November 19. 1 uid létlawldw COTTS BAZAAR, No 5 Dey sireot “Sands reott re Ss turas his thanks for the liber: sajooss he has received since he returned to dey street, w! established the first en and igtroduced the ‘one shilling, which he 0 do, the public. s. Scott lan to say that his consort has re- Covered from asevere ft of nya afte weeks, and. is now able to attend to theculinary department, as before, m: Kine al the deer hatin served the hotie whe she i ; ng. in gener fein Darina ele as Copia etn ciel hae ap hours, aud bar 1s well supplie with the Ce of Ales, Wines, Liaaors and Segars, that ‘is ‘He will be hay to edly ellent the rons age of te mabe oy "Cold agehervatishen: tarsal’ 6p a ee . te pnd ne cooet renee Scare ne Ae Vork Dinner f Roast Beef and Yorkshi Padding avery day,and.a varvety of other azaoee My W incon WATCHES.—The subscriber recer has constantly on hand, waxches of the foliowin, old i nds tnd regpest e3 F. Cooper, London, London: Robert Koskell and mgry enuine and perfect ti 100 a arent vi ather silver and gold 4g meva watches and jewel: ¥, suitable for Rolitey prex sents, which he is enabled tosell very low. J Importer and; Dealer, 75 Wall street. cane tot Peart >> NB. All kinds of watches repaired and warranted. = R’ ANT TO THE PUBLIC.—F. A. MoELROT 234 Broadway, opposi rank Dodstaln ter ar daoreeiions ine eak watt talseead assortment of ready made garments, comprisi:g overcoats, joaks, dress and Trock coats, panta'oons. vests, dre: owns, youths’ andiboys’ overcoats, scarfs, eravats,_h chiefs, gloves, a ments tu Brosdwa ry in outfit for the winter an elegant ar the truth of whieh wail be fully appre- .of the stock, to which tha peapet cinted by fully call OLIDAYS.—Persons $ are recommended js, of most superior quali (0.27 Ann street. ANTED.—A number of eduented young pable of writing ph sh ied. Avaly’ ov jet | | Bean gor on N Curacao, Kau'de Noyaux, Fei op, a very pleasant beverage, h Syrup, which mekes the m st d punch that can be made, without any trouble; also the rated Dr. Stallman’s Stomech Bitters, which have, fo for yours | wwoyed the most envi ble ho roprieter of the Herald. NTEU-BUAKD IN Gentleman engaged in b A GERMAN ycin es iness wishes full or partial | cuffs, | nehly coe milk fronts. Overcoats made to m le of conversation, nker, 299 Bro«dwav. ANTED—A situ Feputation i in Germany, jon by two respectable women, one as cook or housekeeper, the other x4 ch bermaid, or to do te general housewor! The eet of city reference can be given. worsed sleek of al the above Cord ‘Wines and Cologne Water. 21 RESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS—325 BROAD- .WAY—The subscriber has now open his complete col- received by the late steamers from purchasers, an early 8 present importations, which are unusual: ees have. eee peiscred with great care by his tasteful an [sree agentin P yr the approaching festival ied collection, may new ioc of richly cercrata) Lines fabrican' stands, Tete Groups, Seatuett ceivable variety; ebony travelling Cases,work Boxes, Panos ea and monev Boxes; ladi of ebony and carved ‘sda styles of Loui ‘XIV. aed XV: A jouvenirs, Portfolios,,Reticules,Pur- *Bohemian Glasswar of a small family. Apply to He Green 28 1t*re anted. by & young, healthy it of milk. She can be we! ee, No 339 ae uy commended at her | where she may be see novelties of the LL, Minister of ee Gos} © resident of this city, arrived here from t,im pursuit of medical aid fora Dragehia Residence 112 Orchard st. 28 OWNING WOULD SUGGEST—Furst ould, in keeping with avery happy custom, * Years day table; also,a Boned ‘Turkey, ornamented with Jelly.’ Second, that young 'G should supply you, propositions by giving Downing your order imme: which he will be gratefal—t Yeur's orders, which are yearly increasing, acy that his Boned Turkeys and premium Fickled the neatest and best, ‘enumerated an entire from the moat cele- Jardinieres, toilet Fiacops, 5 Craters: for your odeur Boxes, card Cases, 8 ses, Tablets and Pocket variety; Portemounaies for ladies and gentlemen; papier mache Ornaments; musical Boxes, sun! kets, card ips fancy Thermometers, toilet nds, bureau writing Sets; nt Gren of the aan et tifal ‘abl easurer of the Fire Department Fund, ay =n ie receipt of Two Hundred Dol. m B. itor ror to the Ch bronze segar Lamps, CLARK kb, Merchant Tail William street, opposite the Washington Stores, haa very handuome atock of Overcoat and tody Sack of which vary from $10 to $16. Also, Clot! ‘assimeres ané de upto order, at low prices, for cash only. ay jack Sacks are handsomely trimmed, with v d_ wadded entire! Boi jeasure at a me they are sold ready made. 427 6t ORTA \T NEWS FROM GENERAL MUATLOR, "Alig who do not wish to purchase new clo ing for New Yeni’ day; are informe, that they can lave their froen, dress or over Coats, cleaned, dyed ad repaired, to lve! equal'to new, without steam or coloring. Articl must be left previous to Weduerd: Coats cleaned for 68; pants 3 t on, et 91 Murray, corner ‘ashington st. C 026 31* oH are cy 3, the well kuown Pants ‘AN TALOONS.—F. AHREN: Tailor, Fated Ann street, has pieces fancy Cessimeres, of which maker for only $3 to $5 a pair. Also, French and English blick eas- simeres and doeskins, from $4 Co $8 per parr, warranted od orno sale. Gents who are in waut of Pants will do well to call at 203¢ Annu street. Also,a large lot of Pants, Vests and Coats, made to order, and not called tor, will be sola at and below cost. 24 12t*re #| PANcy BALL DRESS*S FOR GENTLEMEN. —Ne: dresses, faithful representaticns of the ebaracters desired, to hireat JULI INGE, 66 Warren All Fancy Dreesee and theatrical properties megs to order at the shortest notice. 9 Maer HEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITS CONSIST oF ‘CLOTH cassimere fancy vest Also cloaks ° with rieh Tinney ete to bid ones; Wasiorss oats $L to $3; vests 90 cents ‘Cash paid for gent’s + elothing. , dyeing Ibn and altering, corner of and Beekman st. ‘T'wo bushelmen wanted, d'9 Miter lnases, arent ‘variety: mathematics] es, camera Opticas, French acre jelfmoving Toys, &e. ke. FKEDIERIC WORIH, 325 Broadway, opposite Broadway Thea: New York, December 27 the Department, tenders expression of benevole: festuions of liverality are specially welcome at this in clement season, to aid in meeting the numerous calls of its sed recipients, the widows and o The reales in behalf of sincere thanks to the donar, fogthis to our charitable fund. ch digent and dist our deceased ar WALL6AUM, LADIES’ HAIR DRESSER, No. is Frankfort street, begs to infurm the ladies that drens the hair in the most fashionsble style for Balls, Parties By leaving their address he Ornamental hair work of every denertion made to variety of aes for Holiday present Beck & Co's, 359 Broadway. di8eod ti yQuEr ‘3 FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW TEARS Those gentlemen who intend favoring the subscri- bers ah their commands for Christmas and New Year’s Day, Bil I plesse make known their wishes as early as convenient — ited number of orders will be supplied. and those will be made in a st, tually delivered nt ¢ at ccienaly’ tad Driees. at James ALL LaNTERNS— iT assortment of Hall Lanterns, of cut, glass, ever offered to the public. street, where they can select out of bet thousand different batvern! —GEORGE TSWAR BS, Nom Je not to be surpassed, and will be pune- Price $5, $10, $15 each No order taken under $5. it having been found by experience ber of orders occasion vaay ¢ specified time, thetan unlimited nu appointment, irregularity Car BURGLARY AND FIRE, PREVENTED, i it rm L\NSON & HOPKINS'S ALARM, w Rivers lagecives ontriyaieeent joors, windows or shutt et the “Alarm Bell The * Alem” ci tre price of, them Tt has been put w it fe of ‘the Bouquet ed time of memelia Japgnicts-partieutary Roses, and other condition for flower. in KIDE, Od will WWQUETS OF SWE Florist, 45th street, Bloomingdale rond,hand au quets, basquetts, vases, &c., made un handsomely at a ble price. Order boxat the New York Hotel. All) reenhouse plants for sale. EGARS FOR THE, Guin erae peer) a CA to inform his friends and the public generally, that just received from Havana, a case of most superb Been suitable for presents, put up in rich and handsome In addition to which, will be found Segars of all the Store No.41 William street. D. M. al wore than the common the Sun Building, Seely’s E Ho in square House, and at Broadway and Wall street. by Duncan ts aw: 4 Little Green street. near Liberty, who are the agents for the ‘They will i) Bie an showing Cr ae hine to all who eall. 428 | ESBY, ‘of England, now has kindly consented to cout: T FLOWERS—LENOIK, d table boa STURE! 4 on h Wednegday and Thursday evenings, ee set a en inst., at the New Brosdway. corner of Leon: subjects of which will be ** in oe tien ie Gigantic ney of the barl of Rosse,” from personal visits to Lord Ro: f examining into the construc on of, and viewing ificent instraments. The pro- be devoted to the Cha Tickets of admission to of the Rector of the above # Marcus, at No. 10 and 20 John street; ; at Mr. Balwin’s ss York Society Library, street, at half past 7 o’clock ‘ne Principle, Construction, init celebrated brands. TQUE! riber, one of the owners Judio Errante, (Wandering Havana, has an nations in ae avd, offers 123 I AVANA ee sub: of the manufactory of th Jew,) “Arr azona,” and "Carlot jortment ¢f esch of these denon MANCHO,6LF 8 tS FOR HOLIDAYS. alte between ties Albert has some (dart of this tlars upwards af four years, with, these maj ceeds of these Lectures wi Hospital of St Mile the Martyr. N street, New York. delicious M alt Liquor i in his of which he ‘will tap one on Christmas, and another on New Amateurs are respectfully invited to call. inno ekling eles, always ton ale dray nout of the cask from the Cellar. smcopadae +, Steaks, Chops, &e , scientifically pitt nA Chureh ch, the Re Re No. 260 Broadway: an ie Py OF THE Ney, YORK GAS on ogee ons pany, will be held at this offiee, No. 176 Ceutre street, on Monday the 10th day of January between the hours of 11 and 12 o’clock, A. fer from, the a thst. until after the elec- je BOOK KEEPING, No. 68 Tole “MARSH, Accountant, author of the of Duubie-knivy Broke Keeping Biinplifed * andthe Ast of Single Entry Evok-Keeping Improved,” continues to tench ax Prospectus with ferme enn be obtained at the reoms, elo 5 pee will be clo ES OF LAND—For sale in Warren county town of Tohushurgh, State of New Y: to Sam’l. on B. Norton, at Far Rockaway, one Inna AND +3 GERUTIRCL FRENCH “aT Re LADI«8, oe same pats are sold every where else MME. 'ON, 67 White street, fe White street, on the occa: sion aoe holidays, and wishing to settle her business, invites her establishment. for $8, $10, ard $12. corner’ of Broadway, entran ‘ON, y AL— ANHOMAS E. BROADWAY'S ‘old Ben No, 1 inion has a fine assortment for New Year. belappe well to give him « call. “OYSTERS FOR THE 167 Fulton street, corner of Broadway, re- ir customers and the public in general, that they are receiving a superier lot of ovsters expressly for pickling And all orders will be thankfully received aud punctually attended to . YSTERS—OY3STEKS—OYSTERS—Pickied Ovnters and Boned ‘Turkeys Jellied—~DOWNING, 3 and 5 Broad street—I am now preparing the above for the adornment ot the able, and I pledge myself, all who may favor me with their patronage on the above ocearion. the be surpassed by any in the city. N. B.—Sent to any part of the city, Brooklyn, o: tae City. 628 It HOLIDYS—Vea Hk NEW HAT CC —The very finest nut lars—the very finest moleskin, three d cal te eae price. NY’s ONE PRIL. Hat thas ean be made for three dol- spectfully inform th ‘The trade sapplied with Hat Mir- ‘Tract led corner of Nassan and Sprce sts., BANA‘TI, Manager. UENA VISTA BOWL G ALLEY—Great_ ‘sport ort for Recol'ect 44 Vesey agen ew eT ete Chure! and Greenwich. Price 1236 cents a stri icles shall not the 26th January— be packet ship act George B- Corin BW YRAIS DAY—PICKLED OYSTERS—PIC- KLED OYSTERS —A & P. DORLON,. Falton Maket. are prepared to supply family fables, for New Year's, with delicious Oysters, pickled with the finest flavor and on such terms 8 will command the public attention. Or- dily sent in as shove, 27 3t* At a grent sacrifice, if disposed of im diately, the furniture, fixtures and lease of the public honse No 22 Duane street, now doing a good business O1 ri. f 1 16 South, treet The Packet Ship GARBIC Moses Hust muster, will succeed the Sheridan, and sail her nd) New York ‘Line on NEW ORLEAD - ar Packet, to anil Thursday, Dee 3th. ackets—Very reduced rates of the fi at and only reg Jas Porter, hy, nh; Sid, brigs Wm Dy . 24th. arr bi Gypsem, Clark, St Marti mn; schrs Page, Sichmond for do: Watchman, Harding, Norfolk for y G@ King, Willets, Philadelphin for do. PM. sid brigs Wye ubec, Martha Sanger, Saltillo, Alba- 1 St a Maine, ‘Tahmiroo, Pel ~} Parter, Josep! Frances, Wm Cairo.’ In Bort brigs Wil | lin Denmark: echs Sw'llows Mary Reed, Hy O King, Page, Lucinda, NT Dee 22—Arr sloop Clin, Swain, New York; 2s, sschrs Florida Corson, and Zalette, Stanley, Georgetown, : Fhilede 'phia. Hee 2i—Arr schs Joseph, Short, Phiiad’a; ek man, NY ork, Mary Jane, Osborne, NYork; ‘Std brig Adna, Sherman, West larp, Watt, Philadelphia; ludves; Amazon, e' Port. mag Dre, 25—Arr sehre Clarendon Spear, New York. Cid, ship Blanchard (new. 498 tous, of N Yarmouth) Blanchard, New Orleans; bar | atta (ng, 207 tons, of New York), Pratt Baltimore; brigs atau 7 tcuon, Dec 2t—Arrschs Wm Mowry, Bonnell, Jersey ary J Peek S York: N 8 Cran M, Dec 210d brit JS Cabot. Lande tanhams Deo S1—-Cld barks Heloie, fides) Baekland, Montevideo: Exnet, Sievens, NYork. Salted. Ship Emily ph Nason and lady, Mrs Cole vin, Master Smith, John. A Leraw; A Steveraon indy, child Plume BAvmar Jr, NDC Metter Mr I Rev RY Burvham, J R Toro. WJ Martin, 3F Hal- | fey Jeti arortorfl Miss Woodruff, Mins iivers, Mr Harmile ton, F 8 Norman, Ch Edsall. | foreign Importations. | Livervoot—Ship Nuantio—17 chains 10 anebors Merritt & | co—16 chain cables Lewin & Squires—97 ‘<t. 12 bdls steel H M10. 000 fire rieks 120 orp neal 750 yal fe J Jackson We “iit won pata BA The new oud splendid fast sailing Preket Ship OSWEGO, Thomas Ingerso}l, Master, is now loading. and wi'l ly srilns thove,her regular day. For fre ght or pessage, hay- iug, handsome furpished. secommodations, appl at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall street, or to K. £6 South street bard after to morrow, We Jers will please send in their Bills of Leding early. ir. Wim. Creevy, wha will saddress. Packet Shi aan succeed the Oswego, an jm loduings will pry the rent. rietor has other business to atten F particulars, inguire on the premises L. corner Wert anu Hoboken This commodious immediately, as the pro- to, and eannot attend no freight will be “sceived on esday evening, Dec 29th. pposite Canal street. ferry. house has been new fitted and (urnished, and is now open for ‘This house commands a fine view of the harbor and bay of New York, also the Jersey shore, ‘The bar will be fu'nish Those in want of a quiet ‘ood fare, aud moderate charges, will give this house a ingle rooms without board, can be a transient and steady "boarders. promrtl, forward including Jersey ed tdi the best of wines, ke. sail her regular day. lca Line—The ship utr PHoTES LINE STH A OA" AL ed—Through Birei=Atb thy ler between Cou a bee ra Ce ALP. 8 HOTEL ON BROADWAY TO LET—The lease of the large buildings lately occupied by the Manhattan Club, neat to the corer of Broome street. 18 offered for sale To anv one desirous of keeping sent offers un opportunity rarely to be met with. ‘containing, besides fifty apartments, warm, cold, shower baths ens and Croton water is introduced through: use. The aprrtments are new! he lease has four yenrs to ins Mav. ‘Attached are three of the b yrith a ange Billige a respectable hotel, the pre- Monday, Wednesday. and 2OLUMBIA, Capt. W. W. Thursday end ‘Saturday evenings at's o'clock. ‘Landing at intermediate pincas~ from the Steambort SANTA CL. » will leave on, Monday, Mab ors a Bunday aiternonas at 6 So ae AY evenings, at 5 . Tupper, wilt fare on Toor of Barciay hy bnile Bowling Alley Roca commtarag iiteo of Beall les, ‘The Joeation of the anove named passed by any in the plication to the subs ) HANDSOMELY — FURNISHED LobGit Rooms, to be rented, one on the fi cond floor, at 79 White street, a few doors eng a Seturday boats will atall times Morning Cars for th | rate rater, and none tak are forbid trastiny | eas order fromit on moe the boats, orto any of the boats of this “aptains oragents. For trom Broadway OUR CHANGE 7 ‘ROOMS— dded heal URNISHED ROOMS.—Several single bedded healthy "AND TROY LINE F aN EY, FORK ALBANY rates—bresk‘ast and tea if HK ALBANY AND TROY GT—From the foot.of Gourtiandt street —Taasenge' mat will arrive in ‘Troy in time to take the ¢ 9 Buffalo, and north to Saratons, rise The low-pressure steamboat f ats grelock. ‘Nene: - Thuraday, and Baturda; or atthe ites ont required—with a For elennliness ana comfort they id float and | taking this B ‘of the occupants, phew er on, for the ME Wali 541 Houston st., one block from lar hs 7T Naesda with all the eearaeene | freight, apply on NO a, ey ad fits sen NAST O: LOTHING ANU FURNITURE, WANT. ED —Ladies and Gentlemen ps any cast off or su) fluous clothing or faraiture to dispose of, can cosine a fair cash price for the me by vai anote, or by vont | onthe sub- seriber at lence, or through the > post own which will be panctually attended to. H.DE BOER, stirs. N.B—Ladies can be attended’ to by Sin: wed Be Old stock and job goods bought, of any descri amount. di6 item B5OO CHALLENGE Notice to ventiemen who want old clothes to look like new: eal the 7 ing, Cleaning and epa fablishment here you can get all reas ae 5d ae and without s e elo! at the shortest ble terms, a, bx JB, NOAH, 66 doors from Beekman stre . The Ineheat i al a WA EINHARDT’S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR FOR Wil SIGNS—These letters are remarkable for durability, and « brilliancy of the gilding unequalled by any other roms in the city—which brilliancy is warranted to stand ex) to the weather. ‘They are tiga jammaoed i to any color th bedesired. Orders left at Jones, Bi tice will be attended tor ‘The partwershy Fo. la Pale aaa ie E'scom. was disalved on the lat) * ROFESSOR ROBINSON'S (from. London) OSA- PHONIS, or Invention for Assisting the fearing —The extraordinary invention of the Osaphoniy, whieh has been Te- compensed with the most wonderfal success in the whole of Europe, has been examined by the mest eminent Physicians and Academies on the Continent, and has been acknow! of fs the most useful invention fot naixting and imore Hearing. ‘Thousands of reraoue, who Sloe t cured in wparticularshort tite, ‘The valu q of the Osaphonis are consist at they ere formed from acorrect model of the back of aud by filling all the arregularities of that. very un- elastic surface, gently press forward. he Parts, so a5 jore perfect orbit and fuller recipient of sound; Ga being Cela ioantirnt occrsion no inconvenience. to the wearer, nor any alieration in the appearance. ‘The great — ber of cures that have heen made by the Osaphonis. ren : | rt Rgme p ager in iteeifi fee Poe Flag ll and caring, wil do Well to call onthe proprietor of the tr, and ude Pah eteak EDVARD SEREREN, Rew York, Dee. 26. Office, 5 Morris street, open pfrom 9 ti. lo Gold street, Fi S S| ANguan SEVERE CASE OF AStHMA, in Ber Hampshire, cured by Dr. |Wistir’s Balsain. ¥owle—Dear Sir, Having for a long time been Troubled wih Asthma in its worst form, and after, having tried varied reme- dies, all to no effect, I booaht et your agent, A. bortle ef the Batsam of Wild C very much. I have continued to returas: ‘nett me, and find it always relieves when pothing else will; and farther, 1 haveno doubt, could I havi Wild Cherry in the first stoges of the disease, that it would have entirely cured me. I can confidently ;ecommend it as a very valaable medicine fora'l Tang complaints. BES MIN Laviiettab lia 4 snle, wholesale and DS, 100 Fulton street, cor s generally. 28 It RK. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC STRENGTTESING PLASTERS—That pecul enson ir Ls mi these might be entirely prevented, or when pi be promptly removed by the use of the. “Gal ening Plaster’ For the speedy relief nf sever constitutional debility, weakuess of the back, pain tn tl sa certin prevention for colds, and in many of thoes ¢o plaints to which females ble, th Sirengthening Plaster” will be found o iret and permanent ihe advante; t tonic preparal vanic influence. w! blaine with the ordi jn common ase; and the sen- mn caused by wearing 1y pleasant and agrees. bine Gausjon—Bewsrs ef sparious ialtsnene. ‘The sole agency in New York, isat 102 Broadway. No drag the genuine artic! sz 023, 12] FE FULTON STREF YATT.& KETCHAM'S Tholesste and retail Medicine and Perfumery Ware- heuse.—Thisis the only establishment in the city where the public may rely on getting any_ article hat they may call for, and which are warranted genuine and direct from the Laine tors. To save trouble im looking after differeat medicines and perfamery. you have only to call at 121, whe find one of the largest and cheapest assortments this Burope. General Wholerale Agents, for Re Upham’s Eleetnar} 's Sarsspartiia and Wild Cherry Bit- ters, Dr. Van Zande’ Pills, ite. A erica c holagouge, De. Williams’s A: je and Fever Bu 18a par tn, Swayne’s 8 Cherry Pectoral, pi ‘Wadeworth' Cherry Blossom fessar Sil man Dyer tral for the hi 5 +B Family ard Carne’s nn’s Perfamery. together rh a a g . Pills, a nmr af Me T tersall Heave Powde: iy together ® great number of other horse medicines, for sale as No PAY—DR. CORBIT’ IN Gucairoi vie Rose Caters of Surgeons, Lond nes ment of certain delis eases. be consulted yn treirr devoted to venereal di bles Dr. ‘worst form of this disease, Rece No mercury used, nor restraint in diet or busi- . Strietures cured in one or two weel ith scares Ty any pain, Constitutional y—Those 1a aaited in certain loathsome habit ean positively be re- stored to health and society. Remember, 19 Dua door to Dr. sieses ADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE—DK, KINKE PHU GERMAN PHYSICIAN, 13 Years’ resident practi- II diseases of the skin, tioner in Philadelphia. ‘The cure of all maladies of a delicate nature, an ra still continues to soins Dr. Kinkelin’ falids whose complaints are in the most n, may depend on being always conducted m |e 4 prompt, vent mee tra vel Sradiciue raificientto.cure themselves in the most conventinnt manner, Core rerreated St no ay required, she=HHont shi fr ch ti post Orne: