The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1848, Page 4

MONEY MARKET. Monday, Jan. 3.6 P.M. ‘The stock market remains about the same as It closed on Friday last The transactions were to a very limit- extent. and prices without acy material alteration. “gee original capital of 94,760, nd make 0 clear peitt of $6,000, or $260 more than the capital on which they started. As coon as they have got out this cirouletion, they fail, and the bills fall at once to fifty cents on the | dollar, With the $5,000. made, as above stated, these At the second board, the sales were confined to Har- | financiers buy up $10,000 of the bills, take them to the lem, at a slight advance on prices current on Friday. The Bank of Comme ce has deciared a dividend of threeand baif per cent for the last six months, pays- ble on demand ‘The Commeroial Bank of Albany has declared a divi- bought up, and the securities taken out of the deal of four per cent for the last six months, payable on dewand The Merchante’ Bank of Baltimore has declared a di- Tidend of three per cent for the Inst six months. The Chesapeake Bank of Baitimore has declared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent. The stesmship Hiberais carried out $413,105 in spe cle, instead of $378,500, as reported. The packet ship Siddons, for Liverpool, carried out 96 666 in specie ‘The able report of the Comptroller of this State, for the year 1847, which is given at length in another part | ofour paper, is exceedingly full and comprehensive, rela- tive to the State debt and the banking systems of theState 1t gives all the particulars of the operation of the Safety Fund and the Free Backing systems; showing the num- ber of bank suspensions, the losses both to the stock- ‘holders and bill holders; the amouat of eeourities lodged for the security of the bill holders, at the par value; the econ: tingulshlog the different systems. The report also gives the returns of speoial agents appointed to investigate and liquidate the affairs of those banks which have ex- ploded ‘The finances of the State are in a very prosperous con- dition; the public debt is steadily and rapidly diminish- fog, and the revenues of the government from its public works are increasing so rapidly that the extinguishment of the State debt, at the time stipulated by the new | constitution, will be easily accomplished. The public works have produced, the pa:t year, a very large net income, The cost of these works to the State, up to De- cember let, 1847, was $30 957 336; and the gross income from tolls,Yor the year ending September 30, 1847, was | $8,681,771 ‘The expenres of repairs, &o., forthe year | ‘Was $643,766, leaving a net income for 1847, of $2,888,005. This amount, compared with that of the previous two | years, stands es annexed :— Pusiic Wonxs or tHe State or New Yoru—Net evade Veer ending Sapsemter ™ Net lucome, soe" ss $: its 05 $2 by ry 05 The net income in 1947 was equal to 9 3-10 per cent. on the aggregate cost of the canals. ‘The loans of the State t» railioad companies amount to $5.235,700, of which $3655 700 has come upou the treasury, leaving @ balance of $1,563 000, which the com- | 10W. at 750. pavies to which the loans were made have protected and | provided for. The $3 665700 has been added to the, cost of the public works of the State, swelling the | amount to $31653035. The new constitution fertu- nately provides against any increase of the State debt in this wey; and we trust provided for the psyment of a portion of the interest of the large amount loaned to these railroad companies, | when their lines are in profitable operation. | The aggregate indebtedness of the State, on the 30th | \ day of Nevember, 1847, was as annexed : — Finances or tar Stats Pusuic tags Mrincipal Ann’ Int’st Genera} Fand and railroad debe, sh isoaias “Shae be v0 Canal di . wi 739," 59 57 923 633 40 Total. 182 879 400 39 $ 262,961 49 The public debt was larger in 1843 than at any other | time, and its diminution under the heavy revenue of | &t 1450. the State from its canals, must be rapid In 1843, the | State debt amounted to $28,713 032 92. decreasing debt and increasing revenue, can be plainly | seen. The public indebtedness must soon disappear, | and the Treasury have at its command an income for | | the Wert Indies and New Orieans, which wasin good de- which there will be no outlet. Our canals must. asthe | 82d Good quality of old was in small supply and population and productions of the west increase, become | correspondingly productive, and the income from them | were made at 400. eash, and of 400 bbls. Wilmington of the condition of the banks of the State, dis- | ays and means will hereafter be | transactions in this -rticle—i ing. New Yorx—Amounr oy | jiddhng Kaur. hy The result of a | Boston they are said to be | week or two since. eay a halfa cent higher. atthe most reduced rates of tolls, must be much great- | er than the curren¥expenditures. Suppose the debt of | this State becomes extinguished in 1865, as contempla- isa ted by the new constitution, and the revenue from our | week public works goes on increasing up to, aud after that | time, as it hassince their first completion, what outlet will there be for the large income which must at that time be annually derived from this source ? nary expenditures of the State will be but trifling com- pared with the revenue, In 1847, the ordinary expen- ses of the State were $545,270, and the ordivary revenue | $609,000, showing a surplus of $50,730 ia this depart- | ment of the State finances. This revenue is derived from the State tex, surplus revenue of canals, auction, salt tax, &o. Ultimately these taxes will be abolished, and the public relieved of all burdens of this kind. The income of the State from all its sources of re- ‘Yenue, as large as it is, ie not large enough to enable the | State to meet its indebtedness at maturity, although | the aggregate net income will be sufficient to meet the | $3 65, (prime quality) aggregate payments, within the time named in the con- | stitution. Loans will have to be made from time to | J time, for short periods, to pay off the instalments of the | debts as they mature, but no increase indebtedness will be made, one being created to offset the other It is | impossible to form any estimate of the increase in the The ordi- | | rather heavy, | at 814 to 830, and 6 000 do, a at BiKo. income from our public works from year to year; it | way be sufficient to do away with the necessity of making any new loans, in anticipation of the payment of the old ones. The Comptrolior has gone pre‘ty extensively into the banks, both the safety fand and the Tree banking system The report shows that the losses by the safety fand | banks have been $5,727 926, of which the creditors and | dill holders have lost $2,577,926 67, and the stockholders | $3,160,000. ‘The free banks have been equally unfortunate. Thirty | have been closed by the Comptroller, and there are six more which wiil soon be put in a state of liquidation, | making an average of about four per annum, since the law went into operation. The nomins] value of the se- curities of the thirty bynks closed by the Comptroller. and the amount realised on them were as annexed FREE BANKS OF THE STATE OF NEW YO! Amount of securities heid by 30 free banks clesed by Comptroller. .......++.+++ $1,581,747 86 Amount realized from sales of _ secu- Tities, 6. cee ee . 971,003 98 Loss on securities, $610,748 83 The amount of the circulation of the eighty-eight free banke of this State, on the lst of December, 1847, wa: $10,366,544, to seoure which the Comptroller held the following stocks and other securities. Seounsties ron THE CrrcvLation oF Free Bankes. Par Value. Market Market ‘ Price. Value New York (0's $3ss: 376 56 6 $254.761 52 m 5” 6 4.690.741 68 in $8 874.160 00 wi 1.066 221 00 Ditehigan 8's aha Cash : Bonds sad wortxeg It will be seem by this table, that the depreciation at the present market price, amounts to nearly two mil- | Mons of dollars, leaving an actual deficiency in the secu- rities, compared with the amount of bille in circulation, of $1,060,071, equal to about one-tenth of the egeregete. | be forced into | Should « large amount of there securitie the market, for the purpose of closing up the banks which have recently failed, a still greater depreciation | the United States. will be realized, and the lorses to the bill holders still | larger thao appears by the above table. The best, and | most favorable calculation we can make, relative to the value of the circulating notes of the freo banks, make them worth from eighty, to eighty-five cents on the dol- lar. This is the average value of the aggregate circule- tion of these banks, which makes out s majority worth much less. The notes of many banks, are secured whol- ly by New York 636 8, 6’s, aud 7's, which make them worth »bout one hundred cents on the dollar. This de. preciates the value of all the others, and makes some of them of very little value. The free banking law, us at present constructed, is very defective, and murt under- | g0 many important modifications and alterations, before the bill holders will be perfectly safe. Under the exist- ing system, the bill holders are not safe, even under the | moat favorable operations of the law ; but when a set of | ewindling financiers, get up banks solely for the pur- pose of shaving the public, they generally psa ry their polnt, by getting rcund the law in some way Apet of these swindlere get together, raise $4, 760, | with which they purchase New York State 6's at about ninety-five per cent, deposit it with the Comptroller and get $6,000 in bills. These bills they bring into the mar- ket, apd purchese more State 6's, which they deposit with the Comptroller, and get more bills bey make $260 on every purchase of this kind, being the difference on the market valu’ iby thus turning ¢ betw nd the par value of the stock, amount, oan aty turns ap fn beer eet out # circulation of # bugdred thousend dovare, on | Macomber, Keq., Fulton tHe New York | | eales a alle a 60 bbls; sour and rusty at $9 50 | Comptroller and get $10,000 in stock, which they sell in the market for $9,500, and bay up $19 000 in bills; this | amovat is taken to the Comptroller, and $19 000 in stook taken and sold for $18050, with which they buy up | $36 100 in bills; aud so oa, uatil the whole circulation is ds of roller, andthe financiers have made from 'y thousand dollars out or the laboring classes. Stock _ the Compt forty to fife | | | 32900 Treas notes, 6s 98% 100 shs Morris Canal Bs | 6000 do ds St Ibo do Nerds Wor § U States 6s, 67 98) 18 do Utien ke Shien’ ¥ ni 2000 Ii able 39% 159 do at sland | ik 20 FJ qo 30 © 65 ‘60 By 3 do Erie RR Booont Board. 399% 100shs Harlem 39% 100do do 3% 2040 do 395% 200 d v x ED do lose Island E seal seses Ee ite 150 shs Harlem bs 393 do do ce 39% todo do = 5@do do wdo 4 3 odo do bi5 $B do b'5 26% 50 do do $3 99% 100 do Nor! k Wore 37 “do do bs 50 ao ar aes RR 99, do do 33h fo do 593 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Youx, Monpay Arrernoon, Jan. 3, 1848 The fact of two steamers being due with later foreign intelligence, to <other with the re-opening of river navi- gation, bad @ tendency to check operations in bread- stuffs, Only moderate sales of flour were made at rates current at the close of last week. and obiefly for home use, There was not much disposition manifested either to sell or to buy, nnd parties apoeared dispos'd to the result of the foreign news, b-fore moving to any tent There was more doing in wheat; the transactions, however, were chiefly coufined to samples of Weatern, on terms stated below Corn was rather bh wy, both for new and old; tl jes were moderate, at rates for new somewhat in favor of buyers. Provisions were inactive Pork was dull and prices unsettled. In groceries there was no materis! change in prices. For particulars, we refer to atatementa below, Asues—The market was steady, but sales of both | sorts were light, at $5 60 for pots, and at $7 for pearls Berswax—Sales of 1400 lbs. prime western were report- | ed at 23 cents. Barapst Flour—The sales footed up about 4000 8 5000 bbis , confined chiefly to Oswego, Michigan, and Other western brands, in evoall lots among which was about 2000 bbls Oswego at $6. 400 a 500 do Miohy, straight brands, at $6 12} 600do Buffalo City Mills at $6; and 500 Petersburg City Mills, on private terms — Howard street and Alexandria were iuastive, at $6 60. | Whrat—Sales of 2000 buthels of Genersee were reported, | on private terms. 900 do, Ohio, sold at 130 cents, and 2000 do Michigan, at 130c. Corn—The sales footed up | about 7000 a 8000 bushels, including 400) a 5000 new | mixed at 660 to 663¢c # 670, and parcels of old round yel- Meal—Sales of 300 a 4 bbls New Jerre: in separate lots, sold at $3 314 Rye~-Sales of 2000 bushels were made at 860, in the slip. Oats—Two or three cargoes rold at 50 cents. CaxoLxe—Sperm continued firm at 33 cen’ to Gor?##— Sales of 2400 bags Rio were made on private | Cortox—We report a firm market, with moderate | y about 000 bales, one halt | ofwhich was takea by shippers. We quote, Livenroot Chassivication. Uolands. | dateeior: none. inary a Middling “ Good M a a ae a si a 9) ei 2 are. none —~ ‘Thera wore no sales report-d to-ds sales consisted of 500 nble sacbusatts Dry cod remained nominal at $3 623% Frutt —Sales of 500 boxes wet dried raisins were made | ‘The market remained steady. Hemp —Notbing doing Hives—The market remai The ‘ast 0 Saat $5 d about the same. In a little“firmer than a Leap — Phe market was quiet Motatsxs —The mark+t was bare of new, both from saleable, while :aferior was dull Naval Srores.—Sales of 60 bbls spirits turpentine | rosin at 750, tine, or in tar. Oi.» —Livseed—Sales were limited, and there was very little doing in either English or city pressed ; while prices remained about the same as at the closs of the Tn fish oils there was nothing new, and the mar- ket appeared comparatively quiet LreatHer—The sales towards the close of last week were brick, and to considerable, extent for con- mption, but at low rates, ‘The m has @ brighter Sppearance this week, owing, in part,to preparations | being made by the shoe manufacturers for the spring trade, and the fect that the stock on hand is leseening very perceptibly Provisions —T'be market for pork was very dull, and | prices of old very uncertain. Old mess was aaid to bave | been offered at $10 60, and old prime at $7 50; new mess was worth bout $11 50; prime was nominal; smell There was nothing new in 1aw turpen- jes of | Ohio were mad bout 130 bbls and a few kegs good t 70 Cheesr—The market was d asles of this State were made at 6Xe. Butter—Oming to the opening of the river, and the ex- pectation of increased rece:pta, the article was heavy, and sales moderate. Ricx—Sales of 100 tierces were made on the wharf at SaLt —Sales of 200 racks Liverpool fine were made by suction ‘at 125c, and 200 do damaged coarse do at 85¢ Sr oan-—We heard of no transactions of importance. ‘Tavow—Sales of 12.000 Ibs prime country were made ‘WHauenone—Nothing reported. Wuisexy—Was quiet, and no sales of moment re- ported outs—Retes continued dull. The ship Colum- bus engaged 2.500 bbls. flour for Liverpool to compiete her cargo, at 154. To London, heavy gooda were taken at 820 6d. ‘To Havre, cotton in equare bales ‘wa sworth 34 ote. Peurto Cawetzo, Nov. 30, 1817 —You will please ob- serve below prices current of exports. and of various at- ticles of import, from the United States, as they rule offee, common, 7 a 74; washed coffe, 8 a | 8X, source; ox and cow hides arrive from the interior | freely, and command 7540/4 per Ib.; indigo 7 ra, for flor per 10 .in siight demand; cotton 113 per 1b.; flour $16 | a $16 50 per bbl ; butter 30 #32 per 1b; hams 25 a 28¢; sperm candles 60c; adamantine do 0c; cheese 250 — very scaroe; ensuing month commercial and financial affairs will as sume a bright aspect, enpecialiy as the coffee crop sen- fon is near at hand: are ng American vessels in port at present. Country, throughout, quiet Bexize (How) Prices Cunnent. Nov 37,—Flour, new importation $7 }4rs a $3 ; old do7 4rsa8; pork, mena, 20, prime 18 ; beef, mess 18. prime 16 ; lard per keg of 50 Ihe 6 4r8 a7 ; butter per 100 Ibs 20 a 25 ; cheese do 10 a 12 36ra; sugar do whits loaf 13 a 14; sugar do crushed 1o4re 9 11; suger do brown 6 4raa7 4ra ; coffee do 10 0 ; Tice do 74 7 36rs; salt fish do 6 a 6 3¢r8 ; tobacco do Injest'9 8 10; do do in box 11 @ 12; mackerel No 2 per bbl 9.8.10; do No 3 do7 a8; pilot bread 6a6 drs; navy bread 5 & 54; corn per bbl 2 drs a3; lumber, yellow pine, per M fert, 40 # 45; do white do 32035; shingles per Mt 6a8. Excha Cn New York, 30 days, 3 per cent premium ; Havana, 30 dave, 2 per cent premium Matanzas, Dec 18, 1847-—The Zephyr has come in with a cargo of rice. which has been sold at 10}¢ra The demand i very trifling. as our ground provisiors are plenty. ‘Ihe full duty goes on Ist January, a0 that you muet ship at much lower prices, or a certain loss must be the reault, Molasses is source, and a number of con- | trac's are msds for the article up to 15h January at 3re, even at the outports. The planters hnve commenced grinting. and we sball have new scovado sugar by the end of this, month on Englana 16) per cent premium, and the valved tek 3M & 4G per cent premiam. Havana, Dee 15 ~-There is nothing of consequence doing in our sugar market, and the quantity lett for saie isextremsly trivial, Grinding is proceeding with ao tivity and the new FE, continues t) promine « pretty | sbucdaat yield e price of new Molasses. is firm at 3 rls at the outer ports, and engagements have been made at that rate for deliv8ry during this month and the next. Here higher prices are asked and have been paid. ends ‘are a great many vee- eels waiting for oY here, at Matanzas, and Cardenas, and it is not probable that the price Will decline for some time Stock of lard is 13.600 kegs | A cargoof rice arrived from Savannah, of superior qual- ity, and changed bandas at 10% rls, the stock on hand | equal to 1650 casks, of which about 250 casks aro from ‘Whale oll is in jrequest; candles are also in good demand Corn is enquired for at 3 a 31 ris About 300 bbls Spanieh flour has changed Lands Frrighta—There is no enquiry at all for vessels to the United States. Exchange on London 16} a 17 prem., New York and Boston 4 per cent ——$_—_— Married, On Thursday. the 80th ult .at Brooklyn, by the Rev JA, Schnelier, Mr. Witttam B. Sprenan, of New York, to Miss Anw Mania Jonnaton, of the former place. Troy papers will please copy Oo Sunday, the 2d inat., by the Rev. Buell Goodell, Vir, Aner W. Ganwen, of ‘Pailadelphia, to Miss Lavina of Ellenville, Ulster 06. Beate of New York On Sunda; the 24 inet, by the Rey. Mr Loughlin, of et. Patrica Cathedral, Mine Ecrzanern M. Ganpinen, to Bras, of Belfast, Ireland. | Im Dove the ult., by the Rey. Mr. | Burrows, Mr Guvear T, Sewatt; of New York, to | Annis W., daughter of John Riley, iq. of Dover. Died, At Belise, Hon., on the 25th November, after a linger- ing iIleeas, Mr Josern B. Cuarreit, aged 26 of the ite Salvador Chappell, of New York. city Hospital, Sunday morning 24 inst. of ty- ues fever, Wm. H. Unornwoon, aged 34, native of the ‘ent Indies. On Sunday morning, 2d fost, Mr. W. A. Tyiwn, drug. 4 41 ys wile friends and d scquaintences are respectfally invited | ‘to attend bis funerst from National Hall, Caunl atreet, | on Tuerday, the 4th inst, at 2o’clock PM. The re- mains will be taken to Hinedale, Mase , for interment, At Brooklyn, Sundsy, 2d t., Rowent De Bevors, ed 84 years, | MARITINE HERALD. | Cee ne agus Port of New York, January 4, 18468. abet, BT Prlenae: William Nelson; Cork, &e. rt Minturn & Co; Hoit & Owen; Heureich, (Bre) in be Ci South nayd & Son. Erato, mony peers! & Ha Grace. ‘Ni SHftie & Lopside bourne, Te; Heros, lounich, C rloatons Fe ax, Poutiel ‘Norfolu: Sei ‘Baltimore, Johuson & peda Parmelia, Bo- Toker, ‘inisdslpnns sloop—Helen, Hussey, post: Bedford. ip Mont lier ‘Sette tod ADoae te aed Mente ee Sea, lat 8 0 N, lou 10950 E, ship ‘Rainbow. of feud from Nev York (ao dava} for Canton and Danile;, Oct 7th, 1 the straits of Bunda, ship Washington Allsto: from Boston ee ‘Maula: ots ain vail 36, Be Hele ry vou'90, exchan Tae sig: pal whe etter Hi atering 8: 20th, fac 2928 Tou 20, ba Leestia, (of Salem) ‘Holmes, 95 days frum Sumatra for New ork. Bark Mousam, Gerrish, Bristol, IU.3 days, in ballast, to the master. Brig Olinda, (of Boston) Paxton, Rio, Janeiro, $6 devs, to Pickersgil & Co. Sid meo wih ship Leland, for New Or iivig Neget us ridun, Turse Ialand, 12 days, with 6666 bush ig Nuyet-us, Gridin, Ture Island, 12 davs, with 6666 bush- to Thompsou & Sandford, ot New Ha Haven, whence the wae len Maria, Childs, Bermuda, 8 days, with hides, to javenport relia G@ Scull, Scull. Washington, NC.5 days, Boston, 5 days, to Stu &C PF Wilhinma, Rogers New Lotdons 7 days, to Below. 2 brigs, unknown. Salled, Ships Memphis, New Orleans; St Charles, do; H Alloa, ‘Schr William P master. Charleston. Herald Marine Correspondence. PRILADBLERTA, Jan 3,4 m—Arrived—Schr Gratitude, Da- ly, Bait Clea a Bri ‘igs Emma, (Port) De Ross, I Lisbon; Car: Clathe, Hoffer, Wilmington, NC; schs Jobu Hartman, Stin- son, Charleston; Mary Patterson, Bateman, Boston. Miscellancous Kecord. Packer Sxirs Cocumsia, Cropper, or Liverpool, Gia: Tok Buat id the Utica, Swan, for Havi A r bags at Gilpin’s, in the ou’s, Wail street. Senn Worcott, for New Yo k, before reported ashore at Nantucket, and Ghee en afloat, A pHrsk off on Wed- discharging aooat one fourt! of her carg», part aged condition, upon the beach, wheace it wipes to. ithe town 0 of Nantacke on Thursday, aad stored. The schr was towed to Nantucket bar ou Thurs day by steamer i elegraph ae pr rceoded with hi ms the eveniug, to Edgarown. The schooner’s pumps easily kept her free. Ci ie Myrick, chthe qloge Abel Hoyt, from Nan- tucket, reposts that the Wolcott had been discharued at Ed- kartown, that the vessel was uotmuch ipjared, but the cargo was all damaged. Br scr Can temptiue to go te PI ot upon Bird Lola. She had her colovs half mai ine. for Liverpool, N' thigh rem tone time, aud a Moat with probably get offat ren. (defore report- id Key, Turus Island, (ratory the ith ‘into port, where she was condemned Bara Fatcon—The wreck of th " was isllen tu with om che Tth Dee. atne at 36 Nf ad "tows. at Alvvana, bowspvit, foremast aud sail Scun Eutux, at Baltimore, report, Ve beartug NW, distant 40 mi pe-rei to havebeen in thit Meike anove than her keel 90 or 100 fect long—judged h Bn Sane. for Wilmington, was reported o be on shore near Battery Isiavd, opps: mic walle, yat a ed woutd be got off on the 29ch ult. img Whatemen, Ship ¥ mpire, Upham, for Pacific Ocean, started from Nen- tebet 29 ult, with the camel, bat grounded on the bar, aad remained 3)th. Ship Rockall. F New Orieans, Dee it we vessel. Spoken. of, Boston. from London (Nov 13) for meee ridgewaver, Mathews, for New York 1" days; May flower, Chu enul, from Boston, arr 2d, Cienruedos Dec 8—Arr park preaer, Ch jyston, 10th brig Walcott, Nor ham, Wilm ngton, Ni a Havana. Dec 13—Hnig Canonicus, atch poses. er me ng. ee en 25cns parks Med ra Kai Mobil Aux Cares, Dec 5—Schs lagher, ym Portiand, ja, 98 vin Matanzas, art 9 bh issvas ‘Hisds, tease Belline ert 47th; Nathnis, Fite! lome, West. aut “artridge, Barstow, from Bith, do; Albion Cooper, Mulliken, from do arr 11th: Francisco, “mith, from di ar Al ita, Bers. fm Ni ieee ah Ree cca (am Nickels, Nic! zaveth bi ye coa, aud ieee (or Marie : Elza, Holvrook; SI! fol Confidence, Messer; za Browa, Hyler; Commod: Brazilan, Hitehborn, fr de a Tioga, Stowers! in Bas do; Ceres, Sprague, do; Nesey ‘rom 'NOrlenns, ar litht Som rs. WW: Cid Lith, brig Mottos Hasty; chr Niagara, Spam\ding. © tiga; 13th, barke Express, (1) Scott, Matianss; Ich seh Portia Savaunsh; 17th, barks Saran Boyd, Dnmmond, NOr feans (at was in port 12h); brig Oscevin, Smith. Boston; 18th, barks Russia, Orc, NOsleans; Diligence, Woodbury, Matan- C. /ARDENAS Dee 9— Arr sche Joha ener ete Wilmi Ne; 10h, b igs Charles Heath, ¢ e:haps the UC H whieh arrived subseq hop, Davis, t90n, for Charleston, Idi ilth, Vietor, Curtis, dos 12th, ache ‘Copal eas: aah , bark Bohemia ins, Boston; enitig Hiecias, Dacewater, Sayama Safford, trom Mortland; Saline aleatts Clark, from rom, Wilmington: Caplin, Wile Jesso, Chase, fom Wiscasset; Seaman, Black, Abeona, ‘elous, ) ———, Com Steward, wig: . Garter, do; Kedron di sila, do; arhre Guzalle, ty for Novfoln, reat phia wtg; "Trae, wer: sche Hagover, ie for Bos: at 25 sail uokuow faa or lear» ds00, + Yacatan, Day Phitadeiphia Porto Caseiro. Dee 4—Sld schr Ocean, Burdett, N York. 81 Jaco Dec 2—Arr brig Joseph Cowperthwaite, Brevoor, hyladelphia, reported TL days pass. St Tomas, Dec !#-Sld brig Mary Ellen, Edwards, (fm Autwe ) rN Ole ay cle for, N Yor wire A i Delawa iz Black Hawk. fr No folk, nex 16th, Tasso, Gray, do. 4 TenGH Of, about Nov 8—Ship, Hermana, Welsh, from Janes Wixesan, Coast of Afriea, Nov ¢—No Am vestel in port. Home Be feat Jan 1—Arrschs Empire, New York; General itavelphin, "Barn Dec 31—Arrachr Texas, Perry, New York. Boston—Jan L—Arr schr Cape Fear, Gill, New York. Clithip Hawin, Hayden, ‘Savanah, Batu Ocorgray Robis: gon, Babadoes. Brige Sarsfeld. (31) Ariwagd, Kingston, Hopkins, Wilunington, Paniina, Ken- Baitimor:: Joseph Belch: Parker doi Robert "Wale hra Italian, Edw Petters — Frankle St Doming ; Come York: Frank, (of New. York) Lewis Jan 2—Arr brigs Maine voyle, Philp do, , Sent, Navarro. (of Kingston) F Aux C Sig ual for a shipyhas payated porte. ad, sppcars. deeply” Jaden, Sid Saturday, barks Panchite; tra (supposed boand Rundey barks Husies, Seboots. Brig, Harbi Denmark, Queen Kather, St Margaret, Acora. Ovo ark Walter started, but anchored in Presideut Road 1, Carney, St Johns, N fort Maria, Jam; Elen, mn. Bay rrmone, dun 2 Arr Fy ach's Thi eed, fm, tu | son, Eastport; Mi eld barks Bh phin, (Bie) Greve, Bremeus Colambin, (Bre) Grerken, ao: hette, (Danish) Hee, St Thomas; brigs Samuel Browa. Thit- er, Burton: «Ivaco, (voc m port) ‘Th ph, Hiridge Id ship barks Lawrence. Sicke:ro Bremen b rks Philadelphia, Crore ‘snl ba k_ Jennie te, Hee, bia, Geerken. for Bremen Danish or 3S: Thomas; bigs odsiphe., £ dew xe, for Boston; samuel Bro «un, Tate! paret, Lip aes Lead te, de Janeiro; #ayettevilie, Cofh “agua id Pos No; Ben) Frank ‘ort Flinn, stint NYork; Vermil- chre F Bs er. rail pool; Fr Pitnot, Keen, Mill: Stone. Por Providence: sehrs Zephyr. Woud, € Phitadelpnjan sa Werrickson, W Cohen, me, New Or Oriews. Went to ab brig San_Jncinto, Carlton, Oxrbadoes Trte-n, Smith. Greenock; Er ship despeeance Cara miaues ships Camden, Sherwood, ‘New. Vark: 4 Thompson, SY fl Acedia wn tk Point, ria Cle svg, Bozton: Moses, Bulkley, New cbr laavellas Rovy, Ne 4 Franxront, Dec 30 arr brig Orehilla, Harding, Marti- niqae Fact Riven, Dee 30—Sld sloop T W Thorne, N York. Guovenaten, Dic 2—Arr schrs lowa, Lane, Balt, Tam Orhan Boal: Phe Zale ot en Hoi es 30— Arr aches Zaleve Sty ley, Nan- tenet Tor Barkavit'e, 8¢ Mery ieeg: tucker, Urinsbee. ar Nigh, Matsng.s, 14th inat for Bost! also are sthrs as. Passe dino, from B. Wore ‘for Frankfort “An 31s Marty, Moutiao, Stoddard Boston for Matagorda; Vi tory, Osborn Ger getowa, UU for Ball » Johasn, Baltimore fe isbargh fr Marys sehrs Emily z . Portiaad. ‘Bid 24th, ache N ¥en is ih, brig Worvnoco, Pike, NY 'Newrons, Dee 30—Arr schr Elizxbeth, Douglass, Ells worth for " York, envy ‘curt, Dec 3=8Id Zalette, Stanle New Brvronn, Dee 31—Arr brig Davi Wilminy =p Ne, New Burkavi Je. 8C. ‘Duffelly Collet, Dec. 25—Arr steamship Palmetto, Smith, chee al Golding, Tampico; Po: tia, elliott, Havre; France, Marah Coliver, Baltimore: sehr Mo id, shi indole ; Ther Mento Homro (bry A tueeuts( Gr) xe Fe'mmonth Se Br) schr phy Anderson, ‘Towbon a thwed on CS t Sot We 19 b inst, ships Trev ton an ‘Wall ‘ebster towed down and to a, > Keun i Ian Arter. brig O ‘endall and acht tes 16: towbont Belle towed down and to sen, 19th inst, bark Hina ‘Taorntnn and brig Rowln tr £34, ships Raab Cook! Havre: ilrae ‘olla The relattver and fflands of the family are respeotfal- ly fortted to attend fil 1 this’ afte o clock. from the residence of his & Aw tH syle nasi Phiiedclpntas ors ; soos sr Been —y mind Alb Albert ion gers. sith, Bio see ue ea Veunes- sean towed down and to set ‘i7ehs ship. ship as Titcomb; bark Ge hileo, sehrs Belle aud Ua) illiams; towboat Conqueror ed Save inst, rhips Albania, Roger ren au santage 5 a {ys wise Le pay Po Suse sehr Utien kdwardae NY Yorks "Chl aehr duntata, Porto tied. Hicuworo, Dec a0— Arr achs Lowell, Baker, Boston; Win ie, Geant, N'Y oa Wee Ji—Arr hark Cuba, Howe, Winebah, West Alriea. Nov 4” Cla brigsCliaton, Purbeck, Cape Verds and a tinsket: JacoD Story, Stickne Yorks Catelingy Gilkays Gomien, Men ork; Car i ‘omueay Me. Riddell, “New York. . Bee te be ferme oon Amene ison, ‘Cid, brig Sterling, locks Lady or toe Lak il dad 1LMiNGrow, Dec 29—Arr brigs Turks Islan ney, New York raucis, do, Cid Cass@T, Dec 30—Cid bark Express, Saunders, Matanzas. ——————— rs Arrived. Monte i—Mr Ely Jones, E W Brown, Mrs G. ‘f Nye cand ehild Mantua—ship Xylon—Mrs C Cc harles Millington. Foreign Importations. Manita—Shiv Xylom-604) begs angar «Buses indigo 2050 bales hemp 1000 piculs s1pan wood 2 cesks cocog nut o11 5 cases aegis. ae Jangrno—Br: ood 25 bales ipecac E a! At] Wslees jew York, Sheila. = Haran 81) Kin- schs New Glube, Pat ee rome, Sth, schr Gen Morgsa, Paalkeabuns, Se: flings age bugs coffee 48 logs rose- "ickeragili & co. ass, re. ‘Tables, two maible too large No. 6 prime Cook ing Stove, °K 8 da quantity of other pe a too numerous to mention, Also, a lot of Beds and Bedding Sale positive. SN, Sie Han Po oat the GREENE. City ey. ook} the unjnet r ya. ‘asscasinen! nis i to hoe mh seeael meser cr Ge Gay ae fate D ‘rden ) Fulton stree’, Bou! eats, o’clock. D. HA ea in D ies " A. P. Hichary, cuties Back, liye Haun 4, A. W. Benson 30 Fee er ar Wath, soe Yi Millers G - Colt, Wii ye Sole ie. Russell, P. KR. Co, Jacob Frost, G euger, S. D. eet ere) Stk NahenV ean dara ac actay. fs : ards JB on rd. artes iss Madven;Johu Voorhees, G. W. Bulwell, Walter Kel Kel: vis, fulus roa Bloke je Cary, William James’ Jewett, ussell, Geoire, Le Meachsim, seth stow, tel Scephen Sutt m, R. Melutosh, John G. Murphy. Payton ioe bay ry. 8 Bebe, Thomas Frazi By Garrusge, C. C. Fowler, Wim. Bailey, Piste Pow ‘Taliot Join Leagett. OmAS Carpe harles M. res A Hegemas Underhill, a don) siUader Hee Vowel, Johu . Br Templ AY ithers, F Hitter, James! Hennigs ‘ : Kelsey, George Hicks, Jo ton,’ har'e, Kelaey, } Walter Kelsey Beoiee Hicks, Jona Henry P. Were. W. Birdsa 1, Wm. Cock, Cheries i. W QADERFUL CANARY BiKuS FROM GENOA— SIG, SPINETTOS learned birds are perf ming every day at $23 Broadway, pearly oppo ppet te the thestre, over Tracy's carpet store, at 10 and 12 A, d 836, P. M. Come and ses them perform on the wey Tope, carry one another in carriages, enact the death of Marshal Ney, &e. Admission, 25 are ‘en half price. A GREAT MATCH OF BALL willbe played between two celebrated players, cu Taeavay, 4h donuety, at 12 Brelock, between William "Harzington and C. Luce, at bt, Weo lev’s Tennis Court, 233 Bowery. * Bowne BALUON FOR SALE—F'r sale, the large ‘and commodions Bowlivg Salocn, No. 360 Broadway, (2d story). For partienlars apply on the premises Pan Y BALL Di S3ES, fathful rep antations of charseters desired, to hire at JULIUS DEIONG Werren sirest. B jew dresses and all theatrical ce perties. made to order at the shortest notice. Lhe mempers of Warrea Loge, No. 253, ste? to meet me toate. lodge Zoom, at tnite with ihe It. W. Grand Lodge, avd 4 yes the last tribute of, aes ect to the late PG Mm. Wm. A. bi conn 8 of Lodi wae meet ie that one sa respectially amd aflecucustely invited to cee fSnO. GAL aa TH. P Gand Perit Sre'y. L. % 0%, 9) Fig members of the BW, Gind Tee the I, O.of U. KF. of the Mate of New York, and Subor- ausate Lodges and taeibers m the juriadiction, are requested toassenble at the Grand Lodge room, National Hall, this day, (Pucsday, Jan 4) atZo%clck forthe purpose of vayiug the inst erbute of 0 to our Inte worthy and esteemed Brother. ‘liam A. Tvler. By order, JOSEPH . TAYLOR, %. Bensamin J. Pentz, G. Secretary Protem L229 Sak members of the M, W. L dye, and te +R. W Grand Engimpment, of the Stats, uf New York ave pwricularly i o.meet nt the Grand Lodge roomNa- Howat’ He 1, Caual street, this (Fuseday) afte noon, at hur. one «clock for the Purpose of paying tne last qibute of get 9 our late worthy Brv ‘M. and P.M. E. @. PW TYLER ‘and members of the Order cener- vited to usite with the Grand Lodge to participate im the ‘The procersion, with ths se tock a the Grand anil proceed to the A bany at the foot of wher the body will be taken in charge by a gommuttes appointed for the purpose. and couveyed to tue: die, Mes, for interment. Committee on the part uf the Grand Loug |W. Karr, Juha MeBrar, Mr. S ton, N. 3 Mowntfo:t. Committee on the part_of Av Grand neampment James Ernest Thos. M. Clak, 'T. P_Minal Vv or us. 2 ihe Members of Brookly: of 0. F, are hereby not d to og brot Adelphi "street Br arp era (adm this day. (Tacsdsy ) at i2 oclock precisely J. A. DAVIES, NG CHAS WOOD, See’y poten. Usiv FOR raRiles, BAUD BSNS. &e—A fall avery moderate price 0: app ic he men ae all pietged to temperance, have heen he! of them ib wee belouged to Father Mathew’s band. aud are ca}l- honour of the gentleman who cedoniau. 030, 6t4re }» &e., engraved wil ‘Arms found and paiate from $2 and uwards, and forwarded to any part of the Unite States. Books o: Heraldry kept with upwards of 209,000 names, Any 1formition g.vea in hersldry. Tos Babul. TRUNK, AND HAKNED8 MAKEKS. KT—immediate possession «iven—the old fifteen eee TO bliched taud for sad jo 603 4roadway, near Houston io formerly oceu; J. H. MeDouald, deceased : rent, $659 fi for atore acd wo shop aorear. Apply en the Aoope or of B. W. Bassford, a stairs, over the store. ‘ore is fitted with glass cases hout, which will be old ‘che ORTABLE WHITING D+SKS—Ihe subscnver has Shock received a beautiful assortment, from the mannfac- tory. G. K. CHOL WELL, 2 Maiden Lave. ANTe&D—A situstion by arespectsble youag womw. ‘as chambermaid, cook, or to do the house work or liundress. Thi AL ply at 447 Broadway. of city references e raven E gent, a town, Syberit9 county, wit sooeY Oi samt pouler Periodicals yabihed mn th (as the public have decided, whose jadyinent is always just ) #ach man must either pay for the amount of numbers as he gets them, or furnish us with undowbied bovds to the amount of ove thousand dollars for his honesty with the public and prompt pay to the publisher, or with written recommecdatious ot his good racter from the supervisor of the city ortown where he her may deride under tne OF can clear above ai asary expens’ two. hundred to. ‘three thou- tand dollars an-ualiy. ‘The awount will depend upon the lo cation nod the aptness of the men forthe business. Some now are making at these races with the work. The business will be Permanent, year after yout. Apply personally. or by letier, postpaid, to ISHAEL POST, 140 Nassai jew York. Ww ANTED—4y two respectable young women, situations, one as cook, that understands her business perfectly 3 AB DUTSE orjgrambarmeld oh hy Tavis OF teking exre ot children for. the in The best of exty reference ean be given from their last places Please aprly at 188 Second strert. | TED—By a respectable woman. a situation aa house- | ‘keeper, or to do the work«f asmall family. She is a gcod washer and ironer. Has no ol Loe tance in the country. Can give the 6 by ap- plving #t 238 West Sixteenth street, near Ninth Avenue. Cun be seen for two days. ANTED~ Young Ladies for Model Ar ists. A few young ladies of fine proportios plete n tronp of model artis: To mauteble persous salary will be given. Address 115 Bowery, from 3 to 8 o’clock P. M ersur ily, or i ter, post paid, W tix: D—A situiion as Sal bing or commission house. by a perso wit! perience fe th lade!phia, D sylvauia, Jervey. ans Wertar trade 3 ia Pglagel Good reference given. hile P.O, will meet wit prompt housework of namall a mi beriven. Apply T? D Santer et hes kk and fixcures of a smail re- tail Drug Store forsale. For partical.rs apply at No. 87 i Cherry street. O EDITORS. PRINTER! r Sale, on favorable Terms, about 01bs. of sourgeois, 304, 1b1. ‘Loag Primer. | 390 tbs. minioa, 1001bs Brevier, 100 Ibs. Pica, and 300 Tbs. of | two tive letters, Wancy ‘T'ype.'suitable for cards, circulars, | Mc, together with leads, rules. chues, furniture, and every other ‘artic'e complete, and in good order, being near y new, opens ‘of printiag two large papers weekly. Address A. B., flice of this wit | VRANKLIN, Bar RENCH ORKEK, CHAU TAUQUE COU APY —"The nots ofthis bank are wholly secures hy New York State Stocks, are redeemed vy WASH. BURN & Iban mu A rLaAs ‘any other New York State Morey.) TSKEN” rtd OAR Eo Broade'oths, Casssi- meres, Veatigs, &e., atthe wholestie and retail Cloth Store, No. 34 Maiden Lane. jaro | att ies PROTECI1Ve., EuIGKaNt suc IDAY, lth ins:, a Musical Entertsioment wit! Tabervacie, e benefit of he above most use- itiee have mide such arraugements t fail to insure satisfac ion and success—comaiairg, first, a Conerrt, aided by many fof the best talect in the erty— Second, a varied and pleasing Cutertainment, by Mr. LOVER, andc mmeiading ith the interesting Lectures on Shakeperre, i ae Mr. LYNNE, with Musical Iltastratious, Particulsrs here- | after. (9) HLORUFO GM his uew sanstitate for uipharce Ether | 4 for produciag insrnsibility during (Gono opentions, and iu obstetre ses cay vd. caret vrepared aud; erfe-tiy mre, at Dy CHCTONS igucialy epot, No 83 Cham OuiDar F dieu’s Boots; Geuts’, “boys, iidyes? aud ‘enik ee and al other Gaites, Shoes. Pumps, Basking, Ties; biack. blue, purple white aud Snow Bou.s; Mockasin Over * hoes, and all sorts of Bouts and shoes for intnily war, too sumerons to mention; Cork Boot | proof Dress Boots, made to order and Shoes sold with | rabber—at 419 Broad way and 42 + » 423 1; Gaels MAS—At this season of the year, “Merry oo } ‘it is wetl anderstood that al! stores are weli replen- | ished, to'meet the wants of che most. fastid At the same ought to be takea into consideration, that merchants tly the gots mat be dispored PETER ROBENTS tale stock at the ead of ¢ | maiming on hand—part: of stan and every srerifice; Mom $1 oad apwards; do, very tick, trim irom $70 $12. gecerally sold from 815 to , from $2 and upwards; do berthes Stand upwards collars. from 1s. 6d. and upwards; 66 teal thread lace onpens very cheap; 120 dodo do berthes, from $5 and apwards; 7540 do d« col ars. from 5s. 6d y 190 embroidered Iimen cambrie ge eh 40 and up: 50 d», trimmed aioe very rieh: revierre do, from n ho, from 4s. 6d. and upwards: tian. frome ‘, ty celebr te e Dateh and of, man superior lo.97 A d Bue at 101 vlso the cele- ve made, brated ‘Be: Stallcnan's Sto Sigmmeh Bi itera uch ae, for ee t rep +9 the my tea ce for TN a Wa ed aily on hand, a well sorted w'ock ofall the above Condisis, as sand | ‘ologne Water. 21 4t*re AVANA SEGARS—The subscriber, one of the owners of the manufactory of the Judio Errante, (Wandering “An azona,” and “Carlota” segars, Havana, has an ch “ f there: denomna!ions CHO. 61 F nats: assortment cf es them fore ¢ ¥ TD, ow les 7 Cc tae fae Ure! ‘(ited A hy ‘7 me sereemed and de! vered, at $3.0 per ton, the largest size Nats at $9 75 for stove, t broken. taken 1 be 23 eis OFF CLO'HING AND FURNITURE WANT. ED.—Ladies end Gentlemen having supe fluous effects as Wearing Apparel, Furnitare, &c., can pee for the by y sending forthe sub. 10 will attend ve ideacea. ae LEVENSTYN, 468 Broadway, up Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. Leveustyn. ata PANTALOONS: .—F. AHRENS, weil kuown Pants ‘Tailor, 2034 Ann ly received over 100 ieces fancy Cansmer makes Vauts to order r only $3 to $5 A pail ‘Alay, ons Se English bl.ck cas- simeres and doeskins, from $4 to $8 per parr, warranted good orvosrale, Gents who are in waut on ‘Pants ‘will do well to call at 203 Ann street. Also,a Inge lot of Pants, Vests and Coats. made to order, and not called tor, will be sol t at and below cor 24 120 re WALLBAUM, LAVIES’ HAIR DRESSER, No. 15 Frankfort street, etd to inform the Indies that he will dress the hairin the most fashion»ble aye Balls, Partirs, Opera, &e. By leaving their address he et their lines oa Ornamental hair work of every Geseatagt mac corde: c HENCH PRIVATE BOAKDING 106 Leonard st eet afew doors below the New York Library.—Gen'leme with their ladies, or single gentlemen, can obtain pleasant rooms and parto Cente or Gi Sea board. Apply et 106 Leo- ARDI ¥G—Gent.emen er ther wives ‘afewisin- gle gentlemen, can be aecommodaied with ple: B aul vod hoard. at 14 Cannt street GENTLEMEN wishing (oid ins private fam Ty accommodated at 26 Greenwich avenne, betwe Ohatreets Good rete ences given and reqnired. py IC HOUS:—Wanted, a partner who is eapadle cf takin charge of a first claes public house. For sucha ia offered, bring in the neighbor- hood of tl itor Opera House. now doiug © wood busi+ ress, and put little cash required. Enquire at the Woodcock, 4 Great Jones rtreet, one door trom Broadway Genes HOTEL, BRYOKLYS H This new and syiendid establishment having been erected end finished in the best manuer. expressly fora hotel. has been leased by the subscribers. furnished throughout with new fu-- niture, and is now oren for the reception of company. It will he conducted in every respect asa hotel of the i The aprrcmepts are spacious, well lighted and ven! not sorpassed ia comfort and convenience for families aud ex evience of ‘en verrs i i home tate nf the New York Pavilion. New Brighton, UDDON KIVEH HOTEL: corer Wert ana Hovekee Canal street ferry. ‘This commodions ed, and is now ope commands 0 the Jersey shore, raelad Nf Jarsey City will be farniah the best of wi . want of a quiet “feos fire, and moderate charges, will © his house a : *Fhone who wish single roome without board. can be ac: commod sted (23 12? re HEREAS. W train, a St Janney 1.1848, 00 tb of the dence fog on tre nouuds the Mreamer RHODE. (SLAND, dee on Sytur not arrived; where by, to tak ¥ woruing, to take us on, co ioe A obliged () remaip at Stonington Lwenty. arrival of the boat; and whe from Sroaiagton to New Y Thayer, our earnest thanks are due for bis promptness in ceeding to our request to go on, a ‘hough by so doing, hont wis kept on the Sound an exira passage to the great ii nce of himeelf acd cew, Mesoived, That the p'o- (this meeting be sigued by the passengers, and pub id ta the New York and Boston papers. On boerd ste h Loag teland Sound, Jan’e 2, 1818:—€ Mosher, jr. » Thompsen. jr. Beston ;Capt James H Gray. Baltimore ‘Heary Whintieid, P uchieensie, "ame we Capt. Henry’ Vi tichera Mes Petes’ daca Siw riand ‘Purell. Bos'on! wi. ie York 4 POR VALPARAISO AD ALLAU—Tt re ip ORPHEUS.273 tons, Freemans mas tively sail as, above, oa or about the ith of e, having packet secoramodati SOM eA Grab ld stim VOR NEW ORLEANS—Loaisiana and New York Lue of Paekets— Very reduced tates of Fre ght—The new aud endid fast aniling Packet Ship VANDALIA, Capt. Norion, # uow loading, and w1'l sail Mond auary doth, her r iF lar day. For freight ving: aplemged teratahet accommodations, appl Grleavs Whart, foot of Wall street, or to EK New Orleans, Mr. Win, Creevy, who will prometly alll goods, to headdress. Packet Ship CLIFTON will suc- ceed the VANDALIA. and sail on her regular day. 430 ror LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE —Keguis: Caceet of the ey h January—The new and splenaid test nd packet SHERIDAN, George B Cormish, master, is now loading. avd will positively sail as above—her reguia For freight or pasange, having splendid accommodatic woe on board, at Orleans whar!, foot of Wall street. ollina, £6 South atreet The Packet Ship GAR. Mose Huot, master, will succeed the Sheridan, and #) w! iF STEAM! BOATS | Fon ABA AV AND THe INTERMEDIATE La iar eT a ad | From the foot of Couitland street, at 4 o’elnck sengers inking the above line will To take the m:rning train gt ca s for the Hast vr We teamboat NOX WICH, Captan Dodge. will leave th boat pier foot of Courtlandt eke / londays, Wedues- Fridaya ‘The steamboat COLU MBIA. Captyin W. x, Fuesday, Thursday and Situ day afternoon, +f § The shove boats are of superior strength, and r the ice. eye oF freight, apply on boar ser to ‘office on the wharf. Gn and after Monday, January 34, the ae Ietander will make the following til ies welock lated eC ALU LaNTE, eRNG—FIRST PREMIUM — assortment of Hall Lanterns, of cut, strived, mental glass, ever offered to the public. is it No. 116 Nassea street, where they can select out of bet % two, ned three thousand differert patterns. —GE\ ORGE. EDWAK 25. Nos. 114 and U6 dea Tt ra TRKBRID 3 TATTMRSALLS HEAVE POWDERS his remedy, which from its great merit has gained such jon for the cure of he: olds end similar y comp! esubject. is still warranted to be the bi for thete_disenaes, and will cure any case of the kind tha: can be “scared They neato an excellent condition medicine, end. will tm- grove in every wap the apy enranes "if Wu) onheaithy hore, by loosening the Wide, strengthouiag the divest va porifying Niesystent. Bold by AH. Gough & Co..119 Falion Pocet, by Baghley: & Sloozean, Bulle Head, ial at Now ‘ RAVELLNG TRUNKS, Ke. JOHN CATTN ACB Trovk Mavufacturer, No. 1 Wall street, comer sl Broadway. hay vow on har d.and constantly makings © 4 Valises, Carpet Begs nud bate a superior article of 8. far American of Europeans ‘Travel, and Port ™ whi ‘or the French Mile Post. Orders for the West lune di South A ke filled ey devonteh, 630 12r*re OFS OR TR: “NeW YORK GAS LIGHT COM- Dre: mber 21, 1847.—The snuual election for thir i Dicostore ofthis Company, wil! be held at this office, No. 176 Ceotre street.on Mencay the 10th day of Janusry uext, between the hours of I and 12 o'clock, A.M. The transfer a will be closed wn the 24th inet. until after ae ts EVERITH, Secretary. _ 22 Mr KE a YATT & KETCR, aS Bo Ge tl eand Perfumery Ware- ent in the city where the le hat they may call for, id direct from the moprie- different medi : 21, where you w pubhie sony ety ou carting xy, ar 24 which are warranted genuine ‘To save troubie m loo ned perfumery. you have only to find ove of the largest and. cheapest sazoruments this side at Warope. Wee fot ag Agents, for Dr. Uphams Pile Eleetnary and Wood's Sars:pariia and Wild Cherry Bit- Dr Van. Zandt’ Pills, Jones's American holagonge, Dr. Wil 's Anti-Ague and Fever Pills, Bull's Sarsopa THE LATEST INTERLIGENCE BY THE MAILS RECKIVED LAST NIGHT. Axpany, Dec 31, 1847. The Arrival of Members of the Legislature—The Go vernor’s Mcssage—Dempster’s Concert, $e., $e- Members of the Legislature of 1848, continue to ar- rive; some twenty or thirty sreintown. Among the number are Messrs, Dox, of Yates; Coe, of Alleghany; Meny and Feeter, of Herkimer; Schermerhorn, of Rochester; Ayrault, of Livingston: Bush. ke. All, or nearly all the State officers elect, includ! bat Mes troller, State Engineer avd Surveyor. re here, ‘Several mem- bers of {the old Legislature remain in town; among them are Mr. Hard, ci the Senate; and Messrs T. Smith and Bloss, of the Assembly. ‘These gentlemen were sp- end acommittee to examine the aoovunts of the ing Trearurer. aa e Governor’s mersage will be about a column and a half longer than it was last year. Upon its detivery to the two houses, it will be taken westward by an extra locomotive. Its tranamission by telegraph is @ feat which cannot be accomplished with accuracy, orextra- ordinary cclerity, as wes demonstrated last year, when it was transmitted to New York, by telegraph. ‘The meseages of the present Governor if this State do not excite that intense interest with which the public were cecustomed to look forward to the publica- tion of the messages of Silas Wright or William H. Seward. In bis message we shall flad Mr Young taking ® position upon the war question decidedly hostile to that arcumed by Mr Clay. 1 think we sball fiod him (if we find him anywhere) opposed to the abandonment of the poritions which re been gained ny, our gallant brethren in arms, Expediency will deter bim from op- poring the war. Except upon the war question, Mr. ‘oung may rafely be termed a radical whig. Upon the subject of internal improvements me the Governor will not now recommend an ame! ment of the Constitution, iv order to secure additional approp: tions for the enlargement and completion of the o nala; the appropriation of all the surplus revenue of the lest fiscal year. for this object, which was made by the Legislature of 1847, may incuce him to acknowledge the inexpediency of resortingtoaloan ‘I'he moneys already appropriated will go far to improve the capacity of the great Erie artery here is nothing for the ———. to do or to 1 regard this as @ pe- cnlistly auspicious circumstance. So long as the governs ment must be administered by proxy, so long I trust that the duties of the Executive may not be ofa parti- cularly arduous pn: Avsayy, Jaw, 1, 1948, The new State Officers, &e. Fc. ‘The new State officers were sworn into office to-day, and thus commences the whig administration. It is now several years since that party was in power, avd it remains to be seen whether they will learn wisdom py pest experience. Governor Young is a shrewd. senribla man, and knows more thanany other of the leaders,what in the true policy of the State. Seward ia a child to him, both in point of judgment and tect. Fillmore isa man of respectable, though not eminent capacity, not to be compared with the iste comptroller in financial skill. His is the great department, on which more depen than any otber. The course of the whigs, when in power before, was of 8 ependthrift character, and had they held the reins of office much longer. the State would have been driven on the rocks of repudiation ; but with the change of rulers a change of policy encued in °42, which saved our credit. It remains to be seen whether they will again plunge into extravegant outlays of the public money The new constitution ties up the hands of the legislature to some ext+nt ; still corporate mo- nopolies are not unlikely to be created, and yarious means resorted to foremptying the treasury and bur- theniog tax payers Nous vervons. Hadley, of Troy, is likely to be the Speaker, although meuy prefer “ Phoemx” of your city. ‘The eaucus meet on Mondey night to decide on this und other «filces Bautimone, Jan. 3, 1848, The Inauguration, The democracy have turned out in great numbers this morning, to witnoss the inauguration of Governor Thomas, at Annapolis Two steamboats, well filled, have just left the wharf, and the Ay an hour, «ith hundreds more. The ancient metropoli will undoubtedly bs quite densely populated for a week toeome, as several hundred of those who have gone down are (ffice-seekers, and intend to remain until they are appointed or disappointed. jParcapezruta, Jan, 3, 164, Two Men Shot—State Finances, $e. $c. James Corson, a Southwark watchman, snd John Shields, a young sailor, were horribly wounded, early on becegran mornin; vA , by discharges from a doubdle-barrelled gun in the hands of John D Herbert The latter is keeper of an oyster cellar at South and Second street, and having been beaten and stabbed by some rowdies who were in his cellar, he picked up the gum, which had been previously charged with broken glass instead of shot, and, taking deliberate aim, fired twice. It is sup- poked that he thought the persons he fired at were the same that committed the cutrage upon him. Both the wounded about the face Shields so severely, re entertained of his recov Hi y, with @ great portion of the flesh of Ms Jase, with which the weapon was loaded, i flicting the most horrible looking wounds you can ima- gine. Ibe offender wes commilted to prison to await the result. ‘Tho Pennsylvania State Legislature assembles to-mor- row xt Harrisburg. ‘The Governor's Message will proba- itted the ie day, and received here in the eB. ‘The receipts st the Philadelphia Custom. tytn ay |i year just owpestee mounted to 8 97 ito, for 1846,.. eats ssower 8 Excess of 1847,, $484,087 19 Stock Markets. Puicepeirnia, Jan. 3 ys it Board—No sa) ees eel: Leigh smterest & > Treas notes at 99 Wank Dan Second Bow ard—2053 atate Se 70: 200 ton. R 6's 7856; 2600 Schulkeyil «} 1a + 1900 U 5 Loan 6's 67, 99 6's 6 * 99 ; 3 ye Wilmington x. Gore State se 703% 5 20° Vick ALSAM OF WILD CHER! few patent medicines of the da; yi) confi¢ence to ail rie or Consumption, or who are pret to the latter it has be used with considerable advantage by bora cases has pro- ier Waily Adveriuser. Ceutivn—In setting forth the virtues of Dr. Wostar's Balsam, we have no desire to deceive those who are laboring under afflietton, nor do we wish to eulogize it more ly ceserves. than 1 just Yet when we Jook around, and see the vast amownt cand dist senses Some, for the Purpose ‘of have used a part of the Balaain of Wiid Cherry, * Syrup of Wild sale, wholesale and Nieiurt A. BAD SAND, 100 pi) 1st, comer Willem. and by the druggis's ceneralty POWFLL'S PREMIUM SELF-AC Het RYE ‘ced Har Fountaius, cau now be proeured at his 261 uroadway, corner Warrea street. h ding Spon in of cold to the outer « ids, in and and increared encrey to the visu ers of i organ. Dr. Powell att usual, of the Kyeand Bar, from 9te4 o'clock ,dauy. Artificial Eyes NG CORDIAL Fo IMPOTENCY. 1NCONTI: NAL EMISSIONS, ke Re This seletratgd and powertal memeas. benipeen weod.w rt happv effect 1m the geons in the British fo remarkable were the ences tha *harbtoger of fe : ‘The highest medical authori- es Fecernmend it as superior 0 any Osher lowmg veplorabl nae secret hal the passieas im riper vesilie ie piraty and lower ude, nocturual eanissions gles imp teuey, re nnd totaldecav of viruity. Mental’y, the vier fusion of dens Tons of me; ate some of the effectsof-ths violation of the Ia ‘Land roria’ being, Huvdreds of eases of sudden de- be traced to the above baneful prac: and particularly in the eoaut y; revail to an alermi those 100, whose mat moural »lliances have aot bern prodne- tiv of those hapoy Its whiel ould attend the coonubial Will perceive this advertisement treats of an. important ect to t bem Youcg man, if you would be ipilaves. from yaad mind, chor of hope evils, and be restored to'maaly. vigor ef hod delay not to procure this cordial—it is the oy ly ave! or yeu ‘The mode of effectiig a cur ssid fall disclosures which we-ompany the medicine, are highly | m- tothe married andsingle. halt Frice $2 per bott'e ‘ord Sold. who! 07 $20 per dozen. N. mereary, ¥ mineral substones. tail, by dO. FAY 195 Felton street, Lamp Store. ing’ NewYork Also, by the bee ‘at hia residence, No. 55 the ¢ or Third AVonue, New Yo ke gl will bef tonny pat of the elty or equnte taing as above, Me eo ae Toecala by by Tr. Wadsworih, rovidenee. Ba van A street, Baltimor isa simple oud very ingeni: means of wires to the Alarm Bell . The * ny part of the bi Fei —the price at them more thay the common bell hanging. It has the Sno Building, Seelv’s Franklin square Hou fore & Co.'s, Broadway and Wall street, by Duncan 4 Little Green street, eo Liberty, who are the agents for the take Pleasure tn showing he operstion | 4, ‘ty patentees. They wit! RESOPLAND— Wi grrin 608 wn of Jo. usburgh, State of New York. Ag, ly, ty Sam’, RB. Norton,y tFar Rockaway, Long lslend. § of New Vorb. Rta be Found at his old ofli id D Tring TEE Found a Be ence utintty rs sulted by all thove noha rims of malpracti* 6 | diense oe rier apy a eet oe wa ai the non-mer tem, airy him on the continent of Bi Rurietures, Ns rrows Dew bi ity—the rent. reanit. of indisereet. in Bi thonneenensl dunesi ne. toamther with recent | hy a d effectually eared. als detsery tp fee, prompt: iy attended to Gold's! feiawenes Syiup Wild Cherry. Ayzes's Cherry Meetoral, | send, Heche Ni Ww! wilhiam persons. 4 Di Wadeworth's Worm Killer and Wild Cherry Blossom | etd Hechester, |S sierra oe ability trem cers Beatriceremen berutifal nrieleand recomted y pre: | tan 'eansens ny eden argh personslly fesvey Billtimant Dyers Family, Medveises, and Carma’ Lue. | St Folger Aad nnd of tral for the hair, Geno's Perfomery, coacther wits aeum | 258i ic'erdyne, NW. ¥ All pinned munber of Megiinesapdfertumery. Pills, Mater | foie wetdrremerabaf cd ke en Tattersall Heave Powders,’ together | Wt,uty tothe writers addre with a great unmber of other horse wi tor sale ne | tensive prectice in this bre pia 4 on iar | treatment eminent! URGLARY AND FINE TFREVEN THD, by ibe ator. ris PRACTICAL PRIVATE REATY Been OUnINSON & HorkINes ALA a mal the Ge their Ni z OR ER Worth Caer easuees, and On ed to the adap ih sexes. an Edi ron 2 pry id by alt sellers in se, Seen. Bold, also. by the Author or insiledtFree, n secure envelope addressed Box 069, Lower Post vothce, Un CORDITT, 19 pasa rot G IN Gccuber of the Ora Tallexe of Burgeons, London ‘conmited in treatment of certain delicate diseases. ‘prae- pecan foustesn sects, devoted to venereal divenses,enabler Dr Cfo eure the worst form of this di in fourdays, No mercury us ess pursuits. Strietnres cured ino pain. Constitational Debility—Thon have jndulwed ina certain loathsome habit ean p Mored tn health and vociety. Remember, 19 Duane street, rext door to Dr. Fohpenn’s. 08T 04 Monda: vee 27th LioRreen Mechance’s fall el roy a ay ina be er treet), oF in a je a ctrculyy form, with five or six stones set gold buck, “Che finder will be anyably reward tT with T. J. Smith, Jr,.70 Wall street. ere Green} t of $1, Pout pr Rew York